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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
BRITISH REPORT TRENCH RAIDING.
Captured Number of Prisoners, Accord
ing to London Statement.

London, Jan. l3.--The British official
statement, issued last night, was as fol-
lows:
During the past "a hours 2s addi-
tional prisoners have been taken north
of the Ancre, making the total for the
successful operations in that area re-
ported in yesterdays communication
204.
ave entered enemy trenches last night
at two points north of Arras and secured
prisoners. Our casualties were slight
"There has been considerable artil-
lery activity during the day at various
points along our line between Rancourt
and Hebuterne. We bombarded the en-
emy's trenches north of Ransart and
north of Givenchy with good results"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
AMATEUR RULE SUSTAINED.
Will Bar from Amateur Ranks Those
Engaged in Allied Business.

New York. Jan l3.-The United States
Golf association, early this morning, by
a vote of so to u, decided to sustain the
recommendation of the executive com
mittee on the amateur rule.
The rule adopted will bar as amateurs
chose persons engaged in any business
with the game of golf wherein
ones usefulness or profits arise because
of skill or prominence in the game
This rule has been defined to include
players known as "golf architects"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
Thaw's Relatives Thought
to Be Planning Anoth-
er Legal Battle
OVER NOTORIOUS
SCION OF WEALTH
Meanwhile the Patient Con,
tinues to Recover from
Self-Inf1icted Wounds

Philadelphia, Jan. l3.-Although with.
out definite information, it was the gen
eral opinion of local authorities to-day
that relatives of Harry Thaw, who is
in hospital here recovering from self
Inflicted wounds, are planning to fight
extradition proceedings for his removal
to New York to answer to the charges
of kidnapping and assaulting Frederick
Gump, jr. Thaw passed comfortable
night and his condition is steadily i'm
proving, the hospital reports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
RISE OF SEINE RIVER
MAKES HARDSHIP
Wharves Are Under Water and Large
Quantities of Coal Are Submerged,
Accentuating the Coal
Famine
Famine.

Paris, Jan. l3.-The river Seine had
risen l3 inches at midnight and the
gauge at Tournelle bridge registered 10
feet. All the wharves of the city are
now under water and large quantities of
coal are submerged, still further aceen-
tuating the fuel famine. Most of the
tributaries of the Seine continue to rise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
cHAULNEs CENTER OF BATTLE.
French Official Report Tells of Artillery
Activity There.

Paris, Jan. l3-There was artillery
fighting in the region of Chsulnes, says
to-day's official announcement. The
night passed quietly on the remainder
of the front.
The official statement last night was
as follows
"Tn the Yosges, following a coneen.
trated fire by our artillery, reconnoit
ering party penetrated German trenches,
subdued the defenders. and brought back
prisoners. On the rest of the front the
usual cannonading is reported"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
Other Losses Are Denied.

Rome, Jan. IL, via Paris, Jan. l3.--In
officially announcing the loss of the bat
tleship Regina Margherita by striking a
mine Dec. II and the loss of nearly 700
men, the admiralty to-day denied the
lose of any other ships, saying:
Beyond the losses of ships officially
announced up to the present, there have
been no Others and the news to the CON
trary in circulation some time past is
consequently absolutely false"
The announcement of the sinking of
the Margherita was withheld for mill
tary reasons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13

The battleship Regina Margherita was
laid down in 1893 and completed in May,
1904. She was a vessel of l3,427 tons,
426 feet long, and had draught of q
feet. Her usual complement was 7S0
men. The battleship carried four l2-ineh,
four s-inch. IL 6-inch guns, 20 l2-pound-
ers, 9 l-pounders, 2 maxims, and 4 tor
pedo tubes.
The Regina Margherita was sister
ship of the Benedetto Brin, which was
badly damaged by an explosion ON board
in l9l5, in which large number of her
crew, including Rear-Admiral De Oervin,
were killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
STEvENsoN-THoM.
Marriage Took Place at Baptist Parson-
age Last Evening.

John NJ Stevenson and Mrs Sarah
Cheyne Thorn, both of Barre, were united
in marriage last evening at o'clock at
the Baptist parsonage on Franklin street
by Rev. Bert J. Lehigh. They were un-
attended. Mr.. Stevenson i employed by
the II. ID. Stevens Co.. Inc, as a grinder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
THREE VESSELS GO DOWN.
Greek, British and Russian
Ownership.

London, Jan l3.-The Greek steamer
Evangelos has been sunk and the British
steamer Brentwood l. believed to have
been sunk. Lloyds reports. The agency
also announces that the Russian three
mastei sailing vessel Ruby has been
sunk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
AFTER VIOLENT BATTLE
Rumanian Troops Elected Teutons from
Trenches.

Petrograd, via London, Jan. l3.-Ru-
manian forces in the region of the river
kasino in Moldavia, after a violent bat
tie yesterday with Austro- German troops,
had success in throwing the Teutons back
and occupying their trenches, says the
Russian government. North of the Sian
tic river, the invaders forced back the
Russians from their height.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
ITALIAN BATTLESHIP
STRUCK A NINE
BIG EOSS OF LIFE
Only 27o Were Saved and CTS Men Went
Down with the Ship on Dec. II,
1t Is Officially Reported.

Rome, via Paris, Jan. l3-It is Off
cially announced that the Italian battle
ship Regina Margherita struck a mine
and sank Dec. III. Six hundred and sew
enty-fve men on board perished. Two
hundred and seventy were saved,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13

ers on the eastern front are carrying
out great strategical operations, the ac-
tivities of the Anglo French troops on
the western front have been limited to
artillery fire and patrol activity which
generally has been undeveloped because
of the German curtain of fire, Near
Beaumont north of the Ancrel an in
significant trench has been abandoned to
the enemy"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
MICH. STAMPING co.
VERY ACTIVE ON
TALK OF MERGER

Reports thar merger Is 80 he
Elected between thf Michiran
stamping company snt motor com.
pany which was recently organized
D. said 10 be- sending The price ~ the
Michigan StampIns comEsays Hocs
pp on the hatroi, stock Exchange
The stock has been gnusIal, aciiye
m the last three DAYS With a steady
risc In price
Activity began In The stock Thurs.
day when more han too shares
vere sold around ID 90 one buNer
n went above L. FRIDAY. and opened
Saturday morning with the sale OF
CT shares ~ i4i-&. saising 20 "a
and later dropping tack 20 ISIS
frudden came IN Tor some afcn.
ton selling around ca Continental
old above nine an fraction Paige
soil IA odd lots around 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Local
TAFT TO SPEAK
HERE TONIGHT
Former President Will Address
League TO Enforce Peace in
Hotel Statler

William Howard Taft. formerly
president OF the unlteo States. Is
expected TO arrive In Detroit during
the afternoon 20 address the League
TO Enforce Peace ~ its banquet In
the Statler hotel. Saturday evening
II was said that the meeting would
he the largest ever held by this or
sanitation. 80 keen IL the interest
In the question % means TO pre-.
serve peace
Mr. Taft has dificult question
To discuss since the country Is
threatened from both sides tn.
big idea. however. underlying the
work OF the league Ia not 30 much
an attempt to bring peace NJ once
Pc To make plans for the future and
try TO make II impossible for an
other world war like the one that r.
now engaging most OF the armies
OF the earth TO take place.
During his stay In Detroit Mr.
Taft vii be In the Sthtlsr He
was due in Detroit at noon, but his
train was late
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
STOCK MARKET
PICKING UP
Improvement in Shipping Sit
uation Has Braeing
Effect

NEW YORK. Feb. i7.-Tho Ne"
york Erening sun financial revie~
rodas. say
.Tfore was little animation In TO
s.,,. abort seasion OF the stock
mssket The only activity apparent
.as supplied by the covering opera
f,ons OF the shor, interests which
impaired a firm tone 10 the general
HI Improvement in the shipFsns
sfuetion caused considerable
snow OF strength IN the mercantile
marine and Atlantic gull issues.
Aside from American Beet sugar
the tissues in the sugar group were
also strong. Buying By The shorts
carried New Haven up more than a
point and Union Pacific. Rsadsns
and New York Central were IN re
lativeIy good demand
In the late trading. advances Of
1 10 2 points OF more were record
ed In the steel. copper munitions
and equipment Issues. with partien
lar strength well sustained in the
Mercantile Marine shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Progress!

AT the Detroit Automobile Show, the
one car on which you saw popular approval
most enthusiastically conferred was the
Harroun.
Engineers admired its advanced fea
lures OF design Production experts mar
veed at the many WAYS in which manu-
featuring problems had beon simplifed.
Dealers yearned for the chance TO sell 1t.
Motorists exclaimed, Here is the car we
want
You saw them you heard them; you
Joined in the chorus yourself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Grain and Provisions


DETROIT. Feh l.-slosr Liver
roni wheat hRs been quoted east far
several DAYS and dealers in the Unite
- hin@anm arf rnf Ef.A.f ala l'rN
a. GO their flts'- earnfr~ nr
American market NJ ere aII quiet tu1
nn initial rdange was rfaer here
Two reasons sre .fn Ter fh~ df-
cline az the rlas. irltat 'nr
that fne market NlH Hnuaru hA srII~
srs " n had bought far.F and were
taSing pronts. and enc other Vas q
resort 81 fnreiGn 7InrlAf nfs III tNe
American coast snt fear 30 omp't
atoms "a less arItr e. Af-
Irsr 20 nlrgr ru ttf frRntnHr "a 81. N
sf-Afion a. unfn a. rfcr ard
gives some snr1arsE trfrnt % me
bulls as thc Crnrral BELIEF tt fHNt
etfrg cnort Isl helng mae o. rar
~ the frrIs car targis some
Trotement - already rntrt SeNcral
"a ships have .iearrt ana l-Irf-
rncl reports th~ arrival 10 some az
goes some shipper believe trans
p1rfartan Wlll hs normal fn rH"ft
f-rc. t.t BE- rrc IA Sea Go re e iir~
before al the loaded cars tar Pr
r- owed
g'rslrr. are inclined On pav Ht'le
attention O. CROP damage
e frr sarlr Cor anhfrlas trrrtI- n
that Hnt andss great seal 20 acreage
rsAr tr .sT nrd Sos leave
record acreage r.r hRrvest cash 1"-
rs~t tn mo frtrn.t r0ar~rt snow
~-Era srsrt BAR AID tor
ngsf w7g nothing ier eN rorl
N aeat az ta ana 60 go
rack ,IaFlng tfgher Than
says iaf~
ch1rra vas nae- af-e
s.e nf cr ts excepting c--nf
nfsus
C4t hang a. f.sA advanced fu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
OF
SHIPPING
RELAXES
More Vessels Put to Sea
From New York
HarbOr
FLEET ARRIVES
FROM EUROPE
Steamers Given Con.
vOys Thru Zone of
Danger

NEW Npkh, FEB. L. Three Ok
Cunarders. he Caroathia Ascauia
and l.aconia. are due To leay, THIS
or' Tor Earopc nd inc war zone
today
Tho CIV OF Pueb!a, an American
ship. manned by IN American crew
snd loaded With cargo ~ cotton
and copper. also expects TO set away
today
she viii 80 40 Hayre
The algonquin e. the American
star steamship Co. recently trans.
fcrfcd 10 american gesistr, is reads
90 sa., anl probably viii leave to
morrow she Is commande bv cap
tain NorourE. natural'sea Ame,
can Twothirds OF her crew az
Americans
Americans n tho crew o. he
ruetla are charles Ayrcs ct Herko.
les cal e. r Danicl-on. BTooklYn
e.. r. Dillon. Massachusetls henry
m Atlft NV biNs RfNi A. FFAI
er. savannah. Ca T. p. Zlegenplss.
san Diego. cal Joseph , Dunn.
Brooklyn \ Caroloback. Bolton
Cross Roads. Miss John and Daniel
Williams Brooklyn VIM shelford.
Illinois J a AARON. stamford.
Conn
The Noordam ~ ,hc Holland.
American lne. loaded With Soc0
tons 81 wheat. f. preparing 90 SAT-
tonight she Nili carry 40 passer.
gers
EizEN ships from European ports
reached here safely early This n,rn.
i0g entering port almost simultan~-
ously The A.phard from Rotterdam
rhs Camilla from ishon. MumhTo
from Psloma>. ia1cartrian frnm
London. joan KIND son from Fooe,
fhc $urmanIia from Barcelona. Bur
reese Price from Brcst and tho
Madonna from Laroshetie. dropped
fnchor In the bay This brought ,re
total arrivals during the pa-' a
hours up 20 20
o. believed m hipping circles
lrTFr- from inform. 4e.F4- Fa+Ena tAE.
aUDrs aboard me vessels that che
t,ps were conveyed thru he dan
ger zone n Scot. fast British de-
sfrotert controlling their Eoss
reu's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
MAYOR WILL NOT
FILL VACANCIES
ON SCHOOL BOARD

Mayor Marx said Saturday that
he would no, nll the Ave existing
vacancies in the board OF education.
which expire In June The new
seven.man board VIII 20 into once
July and tho mayor believes
there u no actual need for the Ave
inspectors until that time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
DEUTSCHLAND'S
CAPTURE ONCE
MORE ASSERTED

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb IL
England has captured he Germsn
Submarine freighter Deutschland
and 900 OF the German nghuns q.
boats since the start OF The war. &C
oording 10 William Palmer. an on
Ger OF the steamer Mongolia. who
arrived here today
Palmer insisted he had seen the
Deutschland with 1877 other subms.
rines tied up in Plymouth harbor
With mass OF chains. and that
capt koenig and the Deutschland's
crew had been imprisoned He did
not know how the captures were
made
The Deutschland, Palmer said
was easily Identified because her
name. outlined In white. was plain
ly visible from points in Plymouth
haTbor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
DAIRY rannlc~

Batter--FV tra rr@aurry fNAc 70 .
erSsr~rr arsts see fafrv "a ih
D. garktng stock 1ftsr u.s.
EEE. Fr~sh receipts cases 'nciud-
81 Frstr f7t-r dor -~.rf rs.a .r.f s
80 ter 90 rtrts SATURDAY, FIH
80 SOS
Ch~~.~-Nir- gan sats etf S~~
YORK go 4.5r f1fnet'I- -~ So
1fr ir ported -rEr~ 80 Iffr. brick
cream 29t. f1tr rhurrfr l-th
ltl- 1-ff frttr tnnE horfa 11f
dalsi-s .iR.-tsc 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
HAR R0UN
Now for production ,

Visit Wayne and YOU
vii hHd the Hew Harroun
plants nearing completion
and soon to be ready for
the installation OF the ma
chinery that will give them
a production capacity OF
5000 cars a month.
Contracts for materials
have been accepted by such
firms as Briggs. Timken.
Bosch, Remy and Willard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

The Feeky rrpo ~ he Detroit
tla0ur FEoutc cClat.on shows a
gain IN total deposits over last week
a. Sf.o5s Ga0 Total cash resources
stCw glln % tf.Si5.C00.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
No Other Security
Obligation

The ffarrouf NJ otets
Corporation has but one Sc
ourity issue--its 10000
900 OF common stock.
For patents. designs and
preliminary work, 10000
shares have been paid Ray
Harroun and his associates
who have. in turn. depos-
tied them with the Treas
urer OF the State Of Michi-
gan. 10 remain IN escrow
until the payment OF a divi'
dend OF at least $500, 900. or
10 be otherwise used for the
benefit Of the corporation.
Five hundrcd thousand
shares were underwent
ten by a group OF New
York hnanciers; 100000
shares have been placed on
direct sale. The entire is-
sue is marketed by a me-
dunn OF ad.interim certlh-
Gates. non negotiable and
redccmable IN six months
"a proven safeguard
against unfair market
manipulation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
[T1p.pc] FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK Because he com.
planned OF the quality OF the 2ai
holesone meals his wife served
every week TO the family OF II on IS.
Morris Cohen was ordered to give
ter'A more Every saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

MEM YORK When one OF his
three customers" hit him over the
head with elut andNSrabbed for the
amethyst tray. jewelers. Clerk Mar.
Aoss remained conscious only long
enough to shove thc gems in the
ate and lock n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

CHlCAGo-Federal Judge lands
estimated Levi Zimberoh bank.
rupt. told MIN 200 lies We ordered
Z!mberon held under $1,000 bond.
"or SIS for each lie you have told
me
enc AGO Crime wpald be re.
tdced one-half IN 'wo generations.
Judge Olson says. q an omci A card
index o. the intelligence OF ever
person were kept by rne -tate. and
ihe weaS minded segrerriei
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

~1trs ~ n M 40 " ~.
Acme. common--se at iTis go az
NV.
Cha rccai. commons az 8
Coahniia--i00 at go
Commercial Car--1o az -
Continental common--i0 az 10 100
ct So. 100 at 80
- g Kreswe. commons AZ "a
ice at fgTs. 50 az isl 80 a, Isl 3
at 1sN. so at rs. 10 ar IfI, 30 az
II II s. mt Is ~ ton- at - - al
1914.
PaIs-- petroit--,o a. -. 10 az %
10 Al -
parkn Davis A. Cos az f9a.
w. X Prudden--1o az so. Is at 90.
100 az 6o~
REQ Csr--so ut gsA
Total saies--i.t3s shares
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17


hs.a reached Batter. poultry. calves
trAs and fn "a cVerS thing ~ the
49, arm products are an streng
i1 ,rre ard F'".r ehsnE.s arr ail "a
% Upward direction. This ono a.
.rff Is ~ fnr az deal lte' ~ q
t...uI fh+. st.uti.nes' lr~ Grhl tf.t.i n
fsinr e..d white the Wsrkts ~ tnh q
ne w .rTl rffL Mich .tu - =
10 o. f.trlinE s't.st ly ant rrVVtNs :
-f~ .afriGI e. heeS well clea - ~.
APyIe. sssaf4S1 per obl for
choke and tSGs for fancy
hsssas- 'cot shirping stock. ~
a. ~ bunch
CFssb~rviss HQweS - per
pr-..-d csI,e. Fanev isGIse:
Drr-.,s nos. L.sat iseise:
Fr~.h N.xetasie- Green peppers.
11r basket rat shes IS asrC dor
PEI siey 15f -tr tOE cucum1~rs. hot
house s. ~ carrots ~ go pa .
celery eye - o hct ff1rita toTa-
tees st-r4 r~E s-hask-f crate eau
ltrrvsr g g. Sos '-ftuc- ,fn g. 70.
S..ss rEr,' 'gts PsT e'' *.
H., r-t-s., .hi-re-s a.. PAVING
ne FOLLOW rE rricss '.r "a. - hay IN
thv ,;t-auI7 standard tir,o,hy
- lghf ~'tvsf fif5aWit
~ ftt ,f.Bff Nr fnlv-A
s. -n-It NJ rrivsd soc IL
enc orrat ana oa' 'trar 'sto0s
ieaou. tte,Fa pr 10Y
iini~. = 'n i-S r"r 700
>s,--W .;S..': ,ta,, 'l n1sS,':
80 ra-H~r frr'S ~
ora-r-- "a 80 s'.fd Fio--
o.'ea' 50 o'.,S sack
P.ssa.~-- 49,. gan rar fFts IN
fArs g. r-sa btt Neaf~-~ sfSrk.
s taHt hu n~e Errr IA 81
- - 49,. +" 80 s,r, .e- rxs.
sn-0zs - este fa-ev h~rs 80
- -reIslr~s tnT-f- sfars iTW
u o.st--s ,nt'< geese. 40 zoe
PisesppI.. re- crate g:7s Ter
p-AAi..-,. o~E-v to-
Strawberries gS- auart
~-e~t pes-'~~-- Jerseys. kiln iried.
$50 0er rr7f~
JoBBING PRICES
Canned 'Aeed--Npplss g IS 9 80
fancy Maine tltS standard tlt5G
@ 50 table Hee-s ii.5ulsQt peas.
Far cT ear. 81 IHrF 3 ~. standards. "
~ r0n. tsii f-te msrrgV fst peas
s. 1In-. early June S. 20. sft@d
errlr tlnr S. 90 1nr tomatoes.
standard. s. Se8tSo dor
Cosre- santos. stanfarf $50 &c
r-~dt4r, -sr- fancy % 20 Rio.
1ti. ~ ac lib. garhages. 2zis n
-gasr t-lh ANS Cos DPS
Teed-f ubrlrE rr r--. i0N-lb. sacSN
IRAN. So sardara wffsifngr rs
me rliadiIrEs sac rracked corn. 80,
coarse corn meal So corn and oat
cnua $50 ton
FIesr -T8hhirr prices Best Michi-
gen ra-~rt $50. second patent. -
SRA eat s. ru~e rvr $50 spriur
patent $3.50 Dbl IN tsth pap~r sacks.
ou Raw iInrred g - hri'r~ In
scsf s. A. lm bar. - lrfs ksrosens
tfrE-uaE Iron rarre's Diamond
af.utF So perfection Sc pa
ia.re 80 rsd crown gato'lus.
lFhrE ga
Hris-Ne ~.-rH hide 90 no
r-san hIdeF ise ~ : cured s1ils
IS 80 E-ee- p-iis iar ~
cur~f vra1 KIP Sc No Z green veal
kt7 4er X cGref nurra n i9~
- green ~u-ra'- t-r So. : ru-sf
car soc 20 Er-sn carr - ~
rr~s. hft-s . 50 Fr-se hffes s.
~ 'a'iew. 81 " . ta'Iew. $ y
a = s.e.tskirs tas 20 amount
u~ef1 fG- rt2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

NEW YORK John lIanics says
no had 10 live In a ~,ll and SCRUB the
eng island city lril because III"
Western Union d,l NOT deliver s.
y red hin, to pay his fne he Is
suing the " g. fct slcooo dam
ages
>EW YORK \ gang ~ Long Isl-
and farmers read potatoes quoted a.,
SIS bushel In the morning pa.
rers. started 10 market with several
aaEon loads and The price jumped
"a s. while they were On the road
less than two hours
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
IN. foiIowInx nrurr ar. privtl.r.o

60 .see a., ordsr. on IN. Esensnss '
w y Moss q Co. Carlyle a Povah.
a Co. ~ w. Noble a Co. n L sey-
fnour A Co. " q. Mclaughlin. Mer-
ril Lynch a Co. ". A Hsmiln n
Co, Wm. A N~er = Co. sinclair q
Loui8 Emmett {. sprague WIN. "
fos. 8 Co. p. X Peifcn Co. Jost
ttockard A Co. Bennett. gmlth A.
Co. Lewis q. uortnn. ~ n Reilly
= Co. MATTHEW Finn. A. ". Waiiaes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

PrtrttpE-th~ pis.n neat kina-ssst
90 rita ht--rtm job D~pt.-Nsis ss2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
And Sales!

Dealer applications are
being rapidly turned into
hve-yesr contracts.
The first OF these con
tracts was with J w. Lea
witt & Co. Of San Fran
cisco, last year the largest
distributors OF motor cars
IN tho world
The Detroit contract n
with J. NJ. Wetmore and
Hugh s. Quinn, men rec
ognired for many years ~
leading Michigan retailers,
This stock and the guar
an,ee behind Il constitute,
we believe, an unusually
proui,ing future as an m
vestmcnt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

NEW YORK Having visions of
The Germans capturing Bermuda and
cutting % the supply. Charlie Fox.
l6. TOOK home a SACK ot onions si3
worth lm, they Weren't his. Vow
he's IN jall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
New York Stocks

Quotations b, iIcruhlo~er A Weeks
eb. Dc open Iugh Low close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Produce

The only price changes Ia the pro-
duFe market on Saturday were In the
was ~ small advances IN POTATOES and
trN lines ~ green stan. The potato
tfurkct has hecn making ntstoy cor
r"f1f time past and There - nothing
slgHf set g. Indicate the top has
Be-. reached Batter. poultry. sllNt =.
trAs and fn "a cNerR Thing ~ the
49, farm products are an strtpg
iu trre and Ffu.v rhanE.s arr ~atl "a
th Upward direction. This enc ga
.rf m ls fn tHr s.x teai kts ~ ;t
t...UI rhr s.nti.ues' Arc grhl tf.t.f n
lsuIr a 30 ~ lil.f the Warklt IL fnk O.
na fr srTl tffl. Mich .fu "-- =
w 100 o. ftwinE sffstiy ant rvtVtN' =
-f@ .afrfuI e. hee1 well clea aeI ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

The present price is 81 share but the rapid develop
rnent OF enterprise will, believe warrant ps sd-
vsncar the price very soon TO par vaue-Slo.
your by mail or b ca a. our genera
,. fourth Building which viii he kept
NJ for onfcnrcncc
Harroun MotorN Corporation
Cherry $3.50 Jefferson at Brush St.,>Defroit
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New Britain herald., 1917-05-21
RhFUNAT|CS WON'T BE FOOLED
They Stick to 'Neutrone Prescription

You have tried lot of things for Nheumatism but still have it. 1t sure ts discouraging.
 Now try the now. sure, quick. easy. no trouble way. tho new Prescription 09' way.
 watch 1t get that uric acid out of your system, get rid of those sore. aching. inflamed joints and muscles and in hurry too, "Neutrone Pre- ocription 99" Is as sure as time.
 No more fiery salves and liniments that hurt you more than the Rheuma- hsm, but q good clean internal rem edy that eliminates all impurities of the blood. makes you like new, makes you feel like doing things once again. You can distinctly feel your Rheuma- Nam leaving you and oh! what . re- hef. your Rheumatic days are over. tOc and 31.00 the bottle.
 9eltser Drug Co.,. and leading sGepRa4sts everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-21

to be followed by conveniently small monthly payments of as little as $500, (for the cloth binding) for limited period, will secure set for you