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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-04
Mother Who Sued
Woman's Hospital
NotU Sheltered There

Mrs. Margaret svank. OF No. E5B
Horatio-st.. came into pubic notice
few days ago when her attorney
brought suit against the Woman's
Hospital a Infants home on habeas
corpus petition for her release from
that institution. II was claimed she
was being held to work out a debt
n was only three days after the
court decided that the hospital could
not collect the SGT due by retaining
the giri for services that Mrs
Swank applied 10 the hospital. and
requested 10 be taken back into the
cPrs OF the social service depart.
ment Of that institution
Mrs. swank says the suit arose
from q Misunderstanding. that she
did not intend 10 get the hospital
into trouble. aitho the petition pre-
sented by her attorney alleged that
she wss overworked and underfed
She now explains that she had
never been away from home before
ard was anxious to leave. She also
declares that she had no cause for
complaint.
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OF that army. All these were knock
srs and sore-heads' In the easy bill
llngsgate OF the world. and Jesus
Christ was the chisf Of them all.
Are you ready today 20 do your bit
In your small corner OF this battle
nald after their fashion,
This IL cross which especially
the Christian OF today, be
cause ~ has been one OF the chief
shsmes and indictments 81 the mod
ern church, the ecclesiastical organ
ixation, that she has been Indifferent
TO this great warfare. She has let ia
leadership slip out OF her hands
Most OF the great movements for the
reform ana reconstruction OF society.
the setting up 81 the Kingdom. have
sprung up outside OF the church.
Many OF the champions OF great and
noble causes acknowledge no allie
glance or even Indebtedness 10 the
church. And the average conVen-
tional Christian ts utterly indifferent
20 the whole matter
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EAST BUFFALO LIyE STOCK
DunniaE A stevens

FAST FFAts1. a. s. April A.
,.ttl- Receipt 900. market steady.
riir- .teers 1880 f-25 butcher
grader. SsurI 60. cows. - ore %.
Calves H.. eipts 100. market active
ard STEADY. suii TO choice. IS IS 20
sheep ant lambs Receipts 600.
market artIve. lambs lsc higher
sheep STEADY. choice lambs. SIS 5od
1878. cull - fair. Siadi51s year
lngr fi2dif25 sheep. IS 2 IS.
Woas Receipts GOO. market slow
% 15c lower workers.. SIS di5 IS 4;
pigE 81 .0dIa mixed tt550d $50,
heavy. 1850 dt57b roughs SASS =
1890: stagA fI1dIa
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TRADING
MOVES SLOWLY
Only 900 Shares Of Stock
Change Hands up 10 Noon
With Motors Dead
~ T. T. MsecRoNE q CO

II - M9SSN0fNg
Following q day OF considerable
activity the Detroit stock ezchange
was quiet wednesday morning Sales
amounted TO only 500 shares up 10
noon. This slowingup tendency 10
natural after the relatively more
active markets we have been having
and the moderate advance In prices
over last week.
Altho the most active stocks we're
higher Tuesday morning. they sold
on In the afternoon. probably In sym
patty with the general trend OF the
New York market Bower Roller
Bearing sold down over one point
from It's high OF ~ 81. closing Tues
da wight At ~. II 10 quoted today
az Al "a and IS IL. Michigan Stamp
ing. which has also been very active
in the last few days. IL shghuy
weaker with sales az 70 IL. which
is a point under Tuesdays best.
There Is no activity whatever In
the Motor stock list. Paige II bid
for AZ 81 Ia. with no offerings IN
this vicinity, and REQ continues to
command q price OF - Ia 10 rs. II
l. not likely there will be any ten
dency either way In the motor
stocks with the seriousness OF war
facing Us. Many believe that an ae-
tual state OF war will cause the gen
cral public 20 tighten its DOcketbook
against such luxurles as automo-
biles. but, on the other hand. II Is
argued that there will still be a
very great demand for cars regard.
less OF our international situation.
I'm the Sugar list the stocks are
slightly weaker with sales OF Ger.
I1an American az Isl and AZ IS
This company is expected 10 take
some action on dividends within a
snort time Hollands 81 'ouis Sugar
is nominAily quoted ~ "a 10 TO
i51.e. with no stock changing hands
Holders OF this issue expect three
per cent cash dividend PAYABLE 10
stock OF record April 3. Michigan
Sugar Is also very strong with sales
A. high as 100. which is about nve
points higher than several DAYS ago.
Charcoal Common exhibited
strength Tuesday afternoon on fair
buying. selling from 7Ss 10 7T.s
and closing al 60.
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suEars Detroit Wholesale pricss:
Crystal dominoes lib. ti3 40. S-Ib..
ti2 saEls tablets. t1oW cut loaf.
$3.50. cubes 1870 Xxx powdered.
1895 standard powdered $3.50: gran .
% 90 1890, ,s,n
crystal domino gran. .-lb and bib.
cartons In cases. 1890; crystal dom
inc gran. HF cases. o. diamond A.
IS 80. confsctionsrs A. tA4s No 4
$3.50. No 8 t8ts No lsaH. Nc T.
tss5. No. q. ts7o 40. .. tt3g No.
10. $40. No. II. tsi5 No II. tG1o.
No. IL. tso5 No. -. isos: No. iG.
te0S. non-caking mixture 1850 beet
Essnnuls.sa: .s'g per TO D. h9ass-
DO. ~ to case. $3.50 per case
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DAIRY PRnDTcrr

Hwttrr-ENtra creamery sc 10,
creamery hrstA tic: dairy. CSC 10:
packing stock. 1fhc per 10.
EGEs-Fresh receipts cases inciud-
ed. nrsts. ~ = e dor. current receipts
10 Y doA Receipts "wednesday. 3.6t0
% ses
Ch~e~e-MichiEan fats fOhc New
York. &c. domestic SwtsA 25u80cs
imported Swiss 80 SOC. brick cream.
&c. lfmhurger. lib. 2Si.e; Alb.
94iac. long horns 2atsc daisies 20A
1el NC per ~
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Thank You!
News Bulletin No. 23

To the Harroun Motors Corpora
ton organization II In a matter OF
pride that. from the company's very
beginning. It's success has been
frankly predicted by the members OF
the automobile and affiliated lndus-
tries.
This condition has been especially
gratifying IN view Of the fact that
our enterprise was one open 20 public
Investment FROM THE START.
II II sometimes difficult for the
investor 90 determine the sincerity
OF corporations whose securities are
offered thus openly But Detroit.
Michigan. and the automobile indus
try nationally have had no difficulty
In placing this one.
To a great part this favorable YER
dict must be attributed TO the ready
verbal support OF those who know us
personally or by reputation.
IN the early history of our enter
prise this support was especially
helpful. Now that our progress hss
removed all possible doubt, making
argument impossible, u 10 but lust
that We express In this way our sp-
probation Of this confidence and sup
port.
We also feel impelled 10 thank and
congratulate the thousands who
bought HArroun stock in the early
stages OF development.
Theee investors have already seen
their holdings grow materially In |
value. This growth will undoubtedly |
continue. Selling now a. So O SHARE
this stock will. within a few weeks
surely reach tl0-par--a value DOU-i
BILE THAT AT WHICH 1T wASt
FIRST PLACED ON THE MARKET.
A. heretofore. the stoca We bold |
for your subscription will be deliver |
ed a. An ad-intertm certificate, issued /
by the Equitable Trust Co. OF New
York
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Ivy YonG. Aprn 4--rhe New
<srk pvsains sun nnAnciai rsy:e~
cooay ssid:
'-rodsy's stock market reflected
n<eD< more than bear pressure ex-
oreed By ths professional traders on
"a aoor Of the exchange. and TO
oune sxtent liquidation ON the part
~ hose holders who are opposed
- var. Early trading was fairly
sctlve, with Intervals Of strensth
- weakness In the general list
~ midday business fell away and
t>erueors a gradual decline took
$3.50. which emphasized the lnek OF
ls>ass paystaipafion rather than bear
,ue11nxtvA
3 Az syss wsys on Washington. IL
Senams evident early In the day that
yns vay resolution would not be act
q vpuu IN either the house OF sen
- before this evening at the ear
- ana NOR. likely tomorrow. iue
10 20 change IN phraseoiogy and
= The number Of speeches scheduled
- fhs debate.
~rns mos. striking price move
meuss wess IN the shipping shares.
vhich were strong turnout with
nnlns Of 2 TO 3 points OF 80"
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NEW YORK. April Flour Quiet.
higher Pork. Ctrong mess. t37 q
17.5O Lard Firm. middle west
quiet centrifugal. % test, g55Tabsz.
nuscovado. - test SSa5.i5. refined.
DUH cut loaf sst0. crushed Ss25
powdered. o. IS graduated tT.1Sas
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot. etac Tall
tow Ftrm special II e.. city, t2A e.
country. I8Ai3hc. Hay; Steady
prime No. ], 81 iOdt15 No. J. IS
soc clover sc dti05 Dressed poui-
Try firm turkeys is09te. chick
ena 5000 fowls t1n AIS G.
ducks. $50 fSc Live poultry Firrn
geeae. lSGIsc, ducks. SIC. fowlA rs y
q 2Tc turkeys Csc roosterA iec.
chickens. broilers. isH25c Cheese.
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CHICAGO I.TvE srnCK

CHICAGO. April t--HoRs Receipts
Q 900. market SLOW and Sc higher;
good heavy. t15.05ai53O rough
heavy. tIAs0M light tI415d
1890 pigs. tln.5ont4 Cattle. Re
cetnts 10000. market steady and Ioc
hICehr be~ves ta25d1o cows and
hetferE. aSs50l0 90 stockers and
feeders. i7fbHs9o Texans $500
loss calves. T. 7SaiaTg sheep
Receipts. - 100 market weak ard
roc lover native ti0AOdi2S0 west
nrn 9f0r6dle lambs ti1Tsd
$3.50. western. ti2nib2b
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Livestock
MIcHIcAN CENTRAL srockNARns

DETROIT April sc attic. Market
steady best heavy steers. sluu 90
best handy weight blt. her steers.
s. - " p 80. mixed steers and heifers
IS % fs.1s handy light butchers.
f7.0ns light butchers $500 IS
best COWS. s. 50M1.ia butcher cows
Sc 90 ~ z. common cowA &Su1 20.
Gamers. s. so. best heavy huus
IS 5'u4. bologna bulls s. 800 80
stock bulls 3e50m1. feeders Ssds
5u. stork.rs. So s0I15N .-tikers and
spri1Ecra $500 % Veal calves Nsr-
bet steady best gfades. f1fU 1880 1,
NeaFiss. s1nIO. Sheep ana lamb
steady best lambs ft5 %. fair
iawus 81 WI4.55s liEHt 60 common
iamha st3Wl7sn fair Co good sheep.
$3.50 1875 Culls and common. 50 =
Hogs Market steady pigs 81 "a
~ %. mixed grades. tit-I5mi5
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CHICaGO CRaIN

CHICAGO April f--UprninE =
Wheat MAY 10 Asc. July up &C.
Septembsr up Ic, Corn. MAY an
fEc. July 10 a. september 80 1c,
Oats Meg up 17.c, Juiy up 1fscs
September M &c Provisions higher.
Nonn-N wheat MAY down ttsc-
IuIv down &c. Srrtau1he down &C.
Corn. May down sac. July down SO.
Sspteuhsr down rasr pats May
down NC. July down j a. ~eutem-
heH down p o.. ft.Vl1ions Higher.
Close. wheat NAV uB q July Hu
gt-. September up - corn. Msy uu
a.. July Up IL. september 40 -
oats MAY up -. July un~hanEry-
80 ptember I'D Provisions higher.
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rorvDO CRAM

TOLEDO. April Clos " heat.
Cash and MAY t215ts. July. }1.I3.
Corn. Cash. a. zst4 May. 81 %. July
ilz8 Oats Cash. 80 = MAY. sc.
July. s2Ac Rye. Cash. III. Clo,v--
erAeed. Cash. $40 Is April. flo.l1i2
Oct tea7is Alsike Prime and
ApriI. 81 80 Timothy Cash and
April. taso Butter. Brirk cream
srv. AtLc EEs Fresh candled. 10
fancy selects. 1fc. Hay Unchanged.
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CHIcAso RtTTrR MNRKET

CHICAGO Arrf o. Butter FEtrHH.
4sc hrEtr ear ~ &c. dairy extras. -
9tatkc. frsfs. 1b n aSc EERs Prime
ordinary 70H 50Isc. drstH. 7fm8iA
Chssse Twins 23033t young Am
sricaE ggt, n1f~ Live poultry
Fowls 1atfc ducks t1m-1c geese
If0tsc springs. 77fsc turkey 1nC
Potatoes Receipts 80 rars fanrt
west - son 90 wisconsin and Mn.
nesotaa l2-oHe16
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Produce

There was not much TO be said fol
the produce market tnts morning
quotations In all lines remaining ~
herstofore. Perhaps the feature fol
this this week Sosls s' the poultry Zee. ].
begins on Saturday. and up TO Fri-
day. anyhow. there will be an excel
lent demand for extra heavy hens
After saturday. however. this demand
@ on SgR ,ssy or and ,s. .Sss sTriv .1i
miss out. Butter r. steady at the
advance, egg receivers are still talk
Ing lower prices, but the supply has
not yet exceeded the demand. pota-
but the cheese market Was a little
easy in some Gradea
A..'-...',,:sss9tss pr esl roc
s....ss . dsod .Sippins stoSs.
81 SeH3So bunch
Beaa.-Drisd LAmas. iSe 10.
Crsaberrse.-Lats Hovsa 90 psr
Dr~..eS c.ive. Fancy. iSoiso;
No. :. lsdisc per ID.
Dre.-ed Hogs Light. iToisa;
heavy. i50lSc. 10.
FtRnan HsdAies-lbc 10
Fresh vexetasies-RAdishes. $50
soc dor. parsley. IS o soc dos. Gu
cumbers. hot house. taolis; sar-
rots. 81 50 bu.; eaulinowsr ti1s don;
heaS letiueS; ieeeerS, 1900 e1ss:
shanoits. 5oesSc do1 Florida CELERY.
S4509s case; tomatoes. 90 per s-bss-
tst crate; spinach. t.g9ss per ham
Grape Fruse-ssJogt per crate
Hsssy-Tancy white. issiIo: en-
trscted soiee II
Hsy1pstroit shlppsrs ar. paving
car lots q 0. b Detroit No I timo-
thy, tliSo 0is' STANDARD t.methy
S s,s s ,Po' as ;s ni:a ~ TeS,T 'i Zee
l clover gfGI,SO. rye straw. isAs
90. wheat and Osi straw. "se7s
ii%".",i'io 'ss & b. PEI ICE sot
!. S S."~ .,g.1;. 'HSs,S Ai sasHiis
i' o, 80 s-SSs1 l,'",,::;s H u rrora.,
or,sr-.iooc per ioo-Ib. sack;
spanish onions. i35S crate Bermu-
Onion Sets-white or yellow. $3.50
Pata,a~- -- Michigan car tots -
bags. 8: s5d2s5 bu. rev Bermuda
SO Per DBL s. per bu
spfinEs' % n:,ct: heavy hens .SgisS:
mediums e7m3-c stays 100 ac
roosters. isalse geese. $50 soc:
nufkN. 20 ~ 90 ~.
strawh@rr,e.-ssa quar,.
swee, P~'stse---I-r-eys. Kiln dried
s. per crate
Cssn~d Geea.-APPies uIs per
fancy Maine ,l.ss. standard $3.50
nancy early June $50: standards. 81:
sii55i2s: early June 81 so sifted
esrly June. $40 doz- Tomatoes.
stsnasrd. s. so8i.so doH -
ceaee-S@rtos. standard isuse'
rs i.s 9 ,ln., Is d i .se Rf f. s
Feed-Iobhing prices ioo-Ib. s~-sss
bran. SCI: standard middlings s-'
so. coarse corn meal. its, corn and
oat chop. Nt ton.
FIOur-JobbinE prices: Best Mtchi-
gan patent, ti0io, second patent. ~
spring patent. 1850 bbl. in sth pa
per saCas.
oiI-Raw Iinseed sIos. boiled lin
seed. 800 in barrel lots; kerosene.
tank wagon or iron barrels. SIZE
Provf~ioas pork. $40. family
pork. So p -, clear backs, tS15o0
Al hams q 4 n 25c briskets fo1 &c;
q Csc lard in tierces. &c. kettle rem
dered 60 N.
Htdes-No. cured hides. zoe. No.
green hides. lsc No, ! cured bulls.
cured veal kip. acc. No I green veal
10 go i green murra,S. is4e: No.
cured eslf: :59 10 Eresn calf sc.
hides. 81, No taliaw. ices No. tai
kip and calf. &c N sAeepskinH. cas-
20 amount WOOL. SOcat5
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Detroit Bank clsarlnes

Detroit bank clearings for Wed.
nesday were Sl3,ss7 ,5252S. Total
oIearings for 1917 10 date are 1887.
SOC, 9Beo7. az against 147s.s17,2527S
for the corresponding period IN
1915.
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Financial Notes

The Prudden wheel company Of
lansing has declared its regular
quarterly dividend Of two and one
hair per cent payable April 10 TO
stockholders Of record April 4.
Holders Of common stock In the
REQ Motor Car company are recslV-
ing checks covering the regular G lar
terly dividend Of two and one half
per cent
Continental has declared the reKu.
lar quarterly dividend Of one and
three-quartrrs per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable April rs 20
stockholders 81 record APRIL s.
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CLEVELAND LIVE srocE

CLEVELAND. April t-Hors Re-
reiptE 500. slow and stronger
workers fiS615.0S MIXED siBt0.
r-7--rit-7r1~ rigs tfz1 F0uEEs
tf375 stays SASS Cattle Receipts.
rs cars steady sheep and lambs
Rarsf PTS one car. steady top. us
Calves. Receipts. 900; active top
fIE
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light market strong heavisH So 90
uIJ5G. mediums. ti535dIbfO. york
ers. $50 j75- good pigs 3f2df. %
calves strong sheep and lambs
steady
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The following arms are priviis red
- execvfe orders on he exchanE~.
W r. Moss r. ca-. Carlyle a PCvah
30. ~ West 70. y. Macor NE
6opur Co. W r. Hrfaughiiu. Mer-
NIL Lynra q CO. W A. HamiIn q
-. WIN a Neer q Co. Sinclair q
[euis r-rSust 2. snrsEue, VIM n.
..rssri 4 20 ssrrs,, smith 4
Eo. W. y Reilly & Co. Matthew
- A " wriIaes = Co. Levin u.
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nkM toRk srT.rrR ANp EnGs

NEW YORK. Aprit i-Rutter
0uIsf and Arm. receipts. s.si6. cream
~ ~ktrn, tf0ttit DO. special mar
81. ts1 tsNcf state dairy tubs. ~ n
Nc ifnftaflcu creamery frsta ~
Egg Firm receipts 2ssfA
|n<11 phtte fancy f7Tases a~aFhy
a t1e1 fancy. ssh = 35e fresh hrsts
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glain suy,er.

EBGlN, In. Butter Sales. l5c, an
advance 81 &c over last week.
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New York Stocks

Quotations BY HornbIower a Weeks.
Inr A. Omen High Low Close
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cTRB CoPrTR srorKs

D. rfEht-riasa Joh Dspt--asin asss.
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Grain and Provisions

opened up IS but subsequently Lost
Is. going 10 lSS IS; July opened
down l-2 and later gained IS, going
10 l54 IS.
Corn showed sharp advances In
the face q moderate trading. May
opened up I "a. later losing IA 20
rs "a. July opened up IS. subse-
Quently dropping IL TO i22. Sep
TENDER opened up three cents, later
losing 81 20 lls Ia
Oats followed the advance IN the
major grains. but subsequently lost
On the decline. May opened up
/ rs. later losing l IS TO 65 SIS; July
opened up Is and declined Ia TO
90 SIS. later: September opened UP
3-s. later lost Ia 10 So So
Provisions. opening with a good
gain. continued the upward climb
during the morning trading.
DETROIT. April Gloss The
highest prices on this crop were
quoted the moment tho Chicago mar
kst opened. and the feeling vas strong
az advancing prices In Rll.the grains
Liverpool was strong and there was
a feeling % nervousness among deal
srs
Northwestern markets did not close
Tuesday and there MAS an advance
OF g9tc IN Minneapolis The belief
~ an early declaration 81 war i- Cun-
sideFed bullish. and dealers believe
the government VIII take over tHe
grain trade IN some way or limit
prices Much or the bullishness comes
from the bad condition o. the grow
ing crop IN the southwestern states
Ofneial reports from several states
are At hand and show very bulilsh
conditions Nebraska IL said Co DO
receiving some moisture. but the iu-
provement In outlook is not enough
to weaken the market
Dealers scarcely know what 90 do
and all business - IN an unsettled
from this high level. but MaN is sus-
tanned by the heavy cash demand
and July by the bad crop reports
Spectators are afraid 20 sell even
when they feel beArish and ms
terial decline Is considered out 81 the
anxious buyers OF cash wheat but
there - not much said about fresh
export buying.
wheat tok dip OF ilaie after a
Htfohk oPrhtuk alo tnfN AnN aitfrfi
closing 2hc for July and A. Tor cash
and May above Monday close
Corn advanced Sisc, oats &c. rye &c.
and beans, &c.
wsdnesday's wheat quotatLans-
Cash No. red. s2i3 bid May opened
with a jump OF &c at san. declined
TO t2.io and closed at telf July
opened at 81 III. declined 20 ti70Ls.
and closed at si.71i-. No. ! white.
wednesday's coarse grain quota
tons Corn-Cash No. Z. ti1tt- No
, yellow. si.73is bid. No yellow.
Oats-standsrd. &c bid. No. :
white. 7li4c. No. 4 white. .otzc
Ry~-Cash No = slT2 bid
Beans-immedtate prompt and
April shipment $50.
seeds-Primc red clover Slo75.
April. 5000. AlsiSe. fll.so, timothy
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
wednesday were LOO bbls % hour
II cars ~ wheat 10 ~ corn. Z Of
oats. 4 OF rye. and, ~ hay ship
n1ents were eco bbis ~ hour. J 8e0
bu 20 wheat. 5000 bu % corn. and
300 bu- % oats stocks are 7tSn0a
bu ~ wheat. 100 600 hu ~ corn eo9. o.
Coo bu 90 oats and 80 900 bu - rye
P~trf1ry wheat receipts we've -
Export - wheat and -four We'd
ne sdav $50. 900 b.
Rec pts ~ wheat Wednesday, ru-
luth. rs cars against % GAYS year
ago Ninnea 1s2 cars against
fTo Winnipeg. E5f cars. against 49,.
C1lfraGn 81 cars. AGAINST So. south-
west t55, 600 bu, against $4,000 ~
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VIEW yoRK CoT-roN MARKET

April close
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Boston Copper Stocks

Quotation. by Horublowsr 4 Weeks.
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Dstrsit Stocks


opotations by Hornbiower q Weeks
Sierra County advocate., 1917-09-28

draft law was unconstitutional, and
the country was now ruled more
despotically than any monarchy in
the world.
Such sedicious ntierances will
be suppressed by the strong arm
OF the law. 1t would do little
good for the senate TO expel La
Toilette, because it Is stated, with
reason to believe the statement
true. that be would be returned to
the senate by more than one hun
dred thousand plurality.
A very large per cent Of the Ger
mana mericans' are loyal to he
government and nation, but IN
spots the contrary is true. In ey-
cry section there is come dlsloy al
ty. Something Of thot sinister
spirit can be found even in New
Mexico, though it 10 probable that
no other state 10 the union has less
Of it.
But it is up to the people OF
German descent to check utter
ances which cast suspicion on
those who are innocent. Judge
Hollomap is SAID TO have made a
spec ch to the State Barr associa-
tion meeting at Roswell, dealing
with New Mexico case, and
which, on the other hand, may
have disclosed nothing more than
meaningless utterances by man
who eometlpes is not exantly re-
sponsibIe for vhat he says.
To give the facts, AS they ap-
pear to be, might be a grave in
justice Albuquerque Journal.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-09-28
Called TO tine GOs0rs.

The last of Sierra county's quo
la OF men have been called to no.
bllize al HIllsboro next Tuesday.
Those called are: Fred Wlllets,
Henry Sullivan, Glenn Earnest
Cook, Ralph W. Stafford, Marce-
lino Abila, Gregorio Bencomo.
Cayre Joseph Readel. Vicente ID,
Apodaoa, Deonicino Tafoya, Can
delario Gabaldon, Charles Lee
Hendrick Juan Serste, Denver
Riley Everett, Ed Wilmott Jones,
Oliver Bell Dawson, Owen Lunt,
Esquipula Armiio, Ramon Mon
toya, Porfrio P. TrujiIlo, Felipe
Mora, Felis Torres, Allie l.. Bar
nett. The boys will entrain We'd
nesday at Lake Valley for Camp
Funston, Kansas.