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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
PRESIDENT LEADS
 PARADE IN HONOR
 WASHINGTON CoNScRlPTS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, Sep. 4.-Delay- ed in transmission) )-President Wilson personally led the parade held here yesterday In honor of the departing one hundred and fourteen drafted men comprising the first contribution of the District of Columbia to the na- tional army.
 Washington turned out In dense masses which lined the route of the parade with closely packed throng of cheering humanity.
 President Wilson led the parade from the peace monument to :le White House All government offices were closed and tf'fcial Wa thingtor Joined in tho taiG 'e state dion' 'ta riee and congressman marching behind the president together with representa- tives of several foreign governments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
GERMANS MOVE FLANDERS CIVILIANS EXPECTING
 ALLIED ATTACK
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Roports from neutral sources indicate that the Her mans are either preparing to avacuate a large section of the Flanders war region or are expecting a tremendous attack by the allied forces which they question their own ability to with stand. The suppositlons are based on reliable information reaching neu- tral countries hat the Germans arc moving the civilian population within an area two hundred miles sueare n west Flanders The district abandoned extends to ', depth of twelve miles behind the present battle front.
 It is the opinion of European mill ltary critics that the Germans are
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
LONDON ANNOUNCES
 ANOTHER AIR RAID
By Associated Press.

oy ASSOCidtou TFcSS.
 LONDON, Sept. 5.-The first mono- plane raid over the London district occurred at midnight Tuesday. Ore of the bombs dropped by the Ger man airmen fell just outside of tospital and anothA~ smashed through the roof of a Pitt retail store where number of the girl employees were sleeping A total of nine persons were killed and an additional forty were injured by the German missiles. The admiralty reports one of the raiders was brought down in the vicinity of Sheerness while the enemy fleet was returning to it's base on. the Belgian coast.
 Germans have employed the mono plane type of heavier than air ma asters overtaking the slower biplanes employed in previous raids led the Germans to substitute the smaller and swifter machines by way of demon> strating their ability to escape the British airmen.
 The frequence of the air raids Is again arousing a clamor for more ef- fcient defensive measures.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
GOVT MAY HOLD
 GRAIN CARGOES

duty O. the government to prevent such supplies reaching Geimary through Netherlands, at all hazards.
 In it's report against the release of the cargoes the board asserts that neu- trals have so frequently violated their agreement to prevent -exportation to the central powers that the United states Is scrio' sly jeopardizing its in terest in permitting shipments, the ultimate destination of which is not assured. Fifty to sixty ships loaded with grain oilcakes and other cargoes approximating 30O,000 tons and con signed to Holland firms are held in American ports awaiting final decision
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
DR|T|SA CASUALTIES
 { SHOW INCREASE
y Associated Press.

Jy Associated Precs. .gsioNDON, Sept 4.-Thc official a, sualty list for the week cnding sunday gives further indication of the Bitterness of the fighting in the Lens ,st,,,4 -s,y..,,a ir,eeeer.. -of e.lighuy more than one thousand in the total mum Der of casualties incurred during that period.
 As published yesterday, the list dis closes total loss of 15,G03 mon, as against nearly 1i,000 in the preceding week. The losses m killed are consid- crably in excess of those of preceding period. reaching q total of 4,0di. Of this number one hundred and sixty four were officers. The number of dead in the preceding week amounted to 2.900 or slightly more than one thousand under the figures of the last report.
 As the number of engagements oc- curing outside of the LenS-Loos reg ion were small and of brief duration, the losses were mainly incurred in
 he terrific fighting centclhng around the coal city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
CANADIAN POLICE ILLUSTRATE PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
 PREMIER BORDEN
By Associated Press.

MONTREAL. Sept. 4-(Delayed in transmission) The chief of police of Montreal has announced the frus- trat of plot to assassinate Pre- mier Borden and Solicitor General Megsan as a result of the arrets of d number of anti conscription agita ators who were endeayoring to stir up op- position to the recently enacted army draft law.
 According to the story of the pollce official, the plot to blow up the two officials also contemplated the destruc- ton of the parliament buildings at Ottawa. The chief also declares thu r only the providential arrest of the conscription opposers prevented the plans being put into effect. The po- lice also charge that tho men arrested in connection with the plot were re- sponsible for the recent dynamlting of the residence of Lord Whelstands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
RUSS CONTINUE RETREAT
 AVOIDING BATTLE

Government officials no longer af- feet to conceal thc seriousness of the situation and tno mpsryot that the German. may yet menace the capital Berlin Announces Progress KTga reg
 ion.
 BERLIN, Sept. :. General stan announcements record the capture of number of positions in the reg -iop east Of Riga. Tho Russian forces are steadily retiring before the Ger man advance and arr offering no re- -.eonrr 'o tno German progress. In their flight tno Russians have aban- doncd more than one hundred guns, together with Mrg, stores of sup plies and mmuntioos Tn. entire Riga region is now in ihe hands of the Germans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Belated reports of the German aeroplane attack on the British naval base at Chatham, intimation of which was published by the admiralty yesterday evening, dis eight persons were killed as a result of the bombs hurled by the enemy and Sheerness. In addition to t1lc large list of dead, ninety six persons
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Associated Press.

rETROGRAD, sept Military headquarters reports this morning an- nnnnee a continuation of the Russian retirement from the Riga section With the troops displaying every mclina- tlon tu avoid u battle with th" Ger mans if conflict can be avoided.
 According to the reports, the of ticcrs are able to do but lIttlo with their men, most of whom stcadfastlN refuse to come to grips with rue enemy who is continuing his advance through the western section of Iivonia province. The Russian troops arr re-
 oag in d northrustcrN 0H,o na along the coast of the Gnfg of Riga and have crossed the Livoniau river
 some distance from It's mouth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Assoc a.ed Press.


 UNDINE, Italy, Sept. 5.-Reports reaching the Italian army headquarters through the medium of captured Aus trian army officers indicate that the Austrian forces along the Isonza front arc in highly demoralized condition as result of their many recent de- feats by the Italians and the Austrian military staff is making heroic efforst to reorganize the troops.
 The prisoners admit that Field Mar shal Arg, chief of staff of the Aus trian army, has arrived on the Italian front to assist in the work of reor- ganization. In the meantime the Ital- fans continue the steady advance of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Associated Press.


 PETROGRAD Sept. 5.-chargcd with heading revolutionary plot in tended to unscat the present provis- ional government, and substitute a constitutional government controlled by members of the old aristocracy, G'aId Duke Michael. br thcr of the depOscd Czar Nicholas has been ar rested by agents of '!c provisional government and is now n prison, ac c- ocrd,re to an onict'l announcement today.
 The wife of Duke Michael is also incarccratcd as an accomplice.
 According to official statements
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
HOSTILE SUBMARINE
 BOMBAROS SCARBOROUGH
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Further activ- ities of the Germans along tho Brit lsh coast last night are contained In the announcement of the admiralty this morning that hostile subma- rine bombarded the town of Scarbor- ough on the eastern coast of England last night, Killing three persons.
 Beyond the destruction of lives lit- tie material damage was done by the half dozen shells fired into the city. number of shells at buildings situat- cd along the coast near the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
GERMANS LAUNCH SERIES AIR RAIDS ENGLAND
RAIDINc PLANES WRECK
 DESTRUCTION ON NAVAL BASE

were injured by the exploding mis- siles.
 Of the total death list, one hundred and seven were naval recruits sta- toned at Chatham and the Isle of Thanet, Eighty six of the wounded also belonged at the naval station. One civilian was killed and six wound ed.
 The official statement declares how ever, that the material damage done by the six enemy planes engaged in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 4.-l2epre- sentatives of organized labor met here today under the auspices of the Am erlcan Alliance for Labor and Demo- cracy 10 pledge their hearty support to the government during the period Of the war.
 Practically every branch of industry is represented in the large number of labor representatives attending the meeting
 Leading members of the labor body declare that organized labor IS firmly behind the president in the present crisis and is desirous of supporting Inc war activities of he government in any manner possible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
ITALIANS GAIN STEADILY
 ON GOR|z|A FRONT

recent days and are spreading over a larger tract of country. Reports reaching here from the front indicate that not q day has passed that the Italians have not made extensive gains of territory.
 Fighting Is constant over prl .tical- ,y every section of the Isonz., front while the Italian artillery IS steadily pounding the formidable Austriar de- lenses in the Trentno valley prepa- ratory to further advances in that sec ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-From present indications there is every pros eect that the government will continue to hold the cargoes of grain billed for Netherlands which have been tied up in American ports since the early days of American war participation.
 The recent agreement between the Netherlands government and the food administration releasing the grain car goes has been disapproved by the ex- ports administrative board.
 The exports board holds that there is no certitude as to the ultimate des- tination If the cargoes and 1t .s the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
Seventy Three Casualties Result Lon
 don Raid

LONDON. Sept. 5.--A revised list of the casualties resulting from the German monoplane raid on the Lon don district Tuesday night show tha. eleven were killed and sixty two in- jured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

the raid was slight. The enemy fleet estuary as far as the Isle of Thanet where they dropped a considerable number of bombs, and then returned to their base by way of Chatham and Sheerness, dropping bombs in both extremely favorable, the fleet escaped without damage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
DUKE MICHAEL ARRESTED
 FOR PLOTTING

made in connection with the arrest of the duke, the nobloman was found to be directly implicated in a deep
 .atcd revolutionary plot recently un- carthed by government agents cngag- eel in Investigating thcactvitros of the revolutionary element
 It is claimed that thn arrest of the grand luke has nippcd in tho bud a plot of wide dimensions which ap- parcntly had as is ultimate object the political aggrandizcment of large number of the old aristocracy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
Italians Take Immense Stores of War
 Booty.

UNDINE, Italy. Sept. 5.--An im- mense pnaitties of war booty was captured ir thc Italian advance along that Isonza and' the material taken SONS con lIsivcly the precipitation of n, Austri', flight before tllc Ita'. :rn lush.
 Arms, mnaition, clothing and nun. crous other articles arc scattered along the whole line on the Balnzoba ;latoau taken by the Italians and show that the Austrian retirement amounted almost to rout. While
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

preparing to avacuatc the district from witch thr civilians have been removed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
ORGANIZED LABOR
 TO PLEDGE SUPPORT

All possible efforts will be made to suppress disloyalty in the ranks of or ganized labor and extreme radlcalsm will be sternly drowned upon where eyer encountered, the leaders declare. Wilson Announces Approval of Con-
 ference.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Presi- dent Wilson has addressed a letter to sam Gompers in which the exccu- tive announces his hearty approval of the conference of the American Ali ance for Labor and Democracy at Minneapolis and declares that organ ized labor is. performing noble ser vice to the country in undertaking the task of suppress1ng disloyalty among the labofing element.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

covers of arms and ammunition were abandoned, thousands of boxes of pro- jectiIes and hand grcnades were found unopened and shoes, rifles and helmets are strcwed about in every direction together with the bodies of the slain which covered the field in every di- rcction when the Italians odvanced. Recent reports from the battle front say that the numerous caverns along the mountain slopes were in numer- ous instances packed with the Austri- an dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05
ITALIANS DOMINATE ' ENTIRE G0RIzIA RECIOM

make headway in the march on Trieste,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-05

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The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
PROFESSIONALS.
CONTROL MARKET
Firmer Tendency Develops In
Later Morning
Trading

NEW YORK. July The Ne"
York Evening Sun financial revie"
today said,
ssThe strong technical position 70
which the market has been reduced
"A a result OF continuous bear az
taoks was demonstrated THIS morn
ing when security price were marx
ed up a point or go on small GOV
sr.ns operations. The gains &C
complished In today's short session
were otherwise without significance
the market being almost eNclusiNeiE
IN the hands OF a small professional
contingent.
.stocks we're hesitant and uncer'
tain al the outset. but before me
and OF the first hour considerable
strenrth developed in splits and me
entire market exhibited "a arm ten
dsncy Rails were very dull, but
What little buying there was here
lifted such properties as Reading
81 paul. Baltimore & Ohio and New
York Central point or more Al
times. General Motors VAS again
weak and some two points lower.
Others in this group were hrm'
Steels and coppers were sl tTac,
,ionalIy higher. while National
Enameling, Central Leather. Marine
preferred and Crucible Steel were
particularly favored"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
YPSILANTI

A IRE proof safe costing slss.so.
for use IN the city hall has been or
dered purchased by the common eoun-
ell
r s. Vaughn 81 the Saginaw &c
IN the Normal summer school
Ypsilaut chapter. 10 ils. .. p 6 ..
viii meet Monday evening at 80
o'clock IN the Masonic temple.
Deputy sheriff John Conner. on
Friday made petition before Judge
+ r. Leland asking that Frank
Jacques be examined as 90 his san
ity Judge Leland appointed pr Geo
M HUH and pr Geo clark 20 be
the examining Nsitians 4 tcle-
gram from brother IN Worcester.
Mas. stated that ne was unable 20
give any hnan ial support
The body - Mrs. Allen Middleton.
aged 50 years who died iu Jackson
was brought 30 fpsiiantt Friday for
burial
the aI-charch garden party given
Friday afternoon and evening. ia the
home - NJ and Mrs Fred II Icigen
Harold KHAN who has been teach
frz In Sandusky o. "a visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Il ~ kiHan-
J A Race - Bav CITY. - teach
inp penman nip az rho Normal
The spencer Literary club cleared
SIS from their liberty bond social
hefd in tho spence school grounds,
The knights 10 pythlas have mad
arrangern eufs FOR street carnival
which VIII show during July on
Mas Ance ne Voc. Second grade
teacher in the Detroit schools u.s.
visiting Mr. Jacob Horton
Mss Audie GronharC proha ton
oferer frrm Grand Rapids 50 attend
ing the Normal snruof school
PiusGeid Union Grange gave 60.
riai Friday evening - inc home y
William Heller The proceeds VIII
be ven - the cyclone sufferers
Tho carnival company which Sow
90 here last week. is show * THIS
wins Mrere Fime- sr,t Duane
f.lrkfne and Allen Rust have re-
Turned from camp Havo-W Vent ia.
tho state y " camp. near Pc
faskey. whore they have been for
80 DAYS outing
The Misses Mildred Horn ans Doris
Green are week end guests - Mrs.
George Robinson ~ Plymouth
William Miller ~ y Adaus is
visiting n NJ clemens
WeIiran Parsons has heen confined
for two weeks 90 his homo with ill-
james Hoimer who has been crf-
ticaily 500 f0r several weeks ia slow
Nj william watson q Hawkins
st is confined O. her home with ill-
Frank Rue, is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Robert Nicely 10 Fen
ton,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
VIEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July Flour. Quiet.
unchanged Pork Quiet. mess y427
425o. Lard Dull. middlewest spot.
centrifugal ss-test. ts.oas40 mus
covado. sS4oG 5sb; refined dull cut
loaf. 90 crushed. ISIS. powdered
s7ssGsio: granuiated. tTsoas COT
fee. Rio No. : on spot. axe Tallow
Dull special. i7Lc. city. 49,. c Hay.
Quiet. No /. $40. No. g. -5d s5c:
clover. s5c 9ti Dressed. poultry
Dull; turkeys. isassc chickens - n
25c. fowls. fsG75c ducks 20172c
Live poultry Dull. geese. i5c ducks.
lsG27c fowls. iad zoe, turkeys isc
ROSTERS. i5c chicken. hro3lers 7D1
3sc. Cheese Firm state ynilk com
mon 20 specials. feG2ttar skins.
common 20 special. 3dlsc. a.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

-aftfa fteretpfs market frIl
steady rrIrre steers ffoH
hufrte~ rradse tsHr COWS s-rn
ais Calves 4ftnrc Irtg 30 nIarkrt
active steady rafI 90 choice
sheep ard lambs Enref..fe.
30 marrrf active steady
lambs ls2rTi5s o. rul - sa- 81
ais vearurFs tt11s sheer
25 Hogs PeceIrfs roo ra--
k@f active. fo higher workers. $50
6ff10 rigs ftF6 fre- mixed So rs
= is - fear tlf 80 rn4s a.
fffTff staEa ti1r0QIt
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
NEW YoRK COTTON MARKET
RACE TROUBLE
BREWING IN
OHIO TOWN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.. July :
After a Negro today sho' and SO.
riously wounded Ava Myers.
Waterman, a posse was quickly or.
gained 10 beat the nearby country
for him
Three hundred Negroes. newcom-
ers here from Alabama. have threat
cned 20 attack the sheriff and mayor
II they catch the Negro Myers is
said 10 have fought with A Negro
chum Of the man who shot him.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT July I-C1ose Wheat
was almost lifeiafs az the start and
Detroit prices were Unchanged.
chicago was easy and lower.
Liverpool wheat was armer OWNS
70 reccn; Armnrss ora this Side and
smaller American sports. American
holders were ermrr n Their views
and the strength extended 20 the
coarse grains Corn was in active
foreign demand United kingtou
ports had Ihrral arrivals nl NfHaN
and fkers Was an increase 30 Aff.-
walls a. wrench and Italian ports con-
sumption ln France r very heAN4
India Alstralia and Canada are ca
porfIrg literally Detroit dealers
are rnt able 20 secure enough corn
% meet the needs ~ thfir customers.
Demand comes from consumers here
AND in Canada The supply ~ corn
is sherf and demand is active from
cis'lliers and exporters Business IS
alr.osf at sfaudstiA OWNS 20 lacA
of supplies
cash wheat has not been active
for several days NilIing demand -
freely Dealers orr az mpcn as ever
fr donhf ahr1f the s-tIon 80 b- az
en- ty fhe government and al are
holding - Cor the present DAMAGE
e reported lr parts ~ f"N h' 'tH-
west owing 90 Gry weather but from
an other parts ~ tho wheat acreage
fAvurahle reports are received
Wheat was ina ettV~ and aasY thru
.ut Saturdays session The close
was unchanged for september. r
lover ror July and Sc lower for cash
corn advanced Sc, October BEANS
roc and cloversee8 To-
Recr pts .n tn Detroit gram mar.
ket saturday included 1000 ohls ~
sour cars ~ oats and 10 nay.
Shipments we've 1000 bhls ~ four.
-tock k are $50 co. ou 90 wheat 5s-
coo bu q corn loi 600 ou. 81 cats
ami 1900 bu q rye.
Pr'nnsry wheat receipts were 2as,
coo hu.. against SIS - Nu. a YEAR azo
Exports Z wheat Aour saturday.
as4 600 bu.
Receipts OF wheat saturday--pu-
luth. = cars against ia year ago
Minneapolis. SIS cars. against lff
winnipeg 2ss cars. against ass, Chi
csSo. 81 cars. against IS south west,
e. coo ou against ise 0Ho ou,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

Russian and Russian Jewish or
ganizations % New York city have
planned great reception and dem
onstration 20 be given in Madison
20. garden tonight IN honor OF the
members OF The Russian commits
sion.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

~ ..ah f.lfA NIN ffIr &c. lICEa pa-
rrirfs 800 market arff-n ars
tfrorE workers. ii5 snnf5f rfrss
msdilne SlSt lfl1 pigs.
fi1T5 Cattle Receipts rrr s.r.4y
Sheer and lambs Receipts 1rt MAJ
Ecf steady Calves Prrefpfr ffr.
market -f~afy top fIs
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
rotai sales. Gao shares.

The following nrms are privileged
% execute orders on the exchanges:
W. T. Moss a Co. Carlyle & Povah.:
Geo. M West a Co.. e. r. Msccrone
q Co. II. W. Noble & Co. d. /. sey-
mour q Co. w. d. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch q Co. W. A. Hamlin q Co.
VIM. A. Neer a Co. Sinclair d couls,
Wendell. Mulkey a Co. VIM. H Rose
q Co. F. X. Pelton n Co, Joel Stock
u Reilly a Co. Matthew Finn. n. w.
wallace a Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff a. Co. Besuer. Cramer
q Muehl. Dodd. Martin q Co. OHara
Terriss a Co. webb. Lee A Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
DETROIT cIr,nr>G nousE ASSN

ATTUnI T"F TITTT IT TII7F u "NHT-
ness july
Loans se54r7r G00 decrease i433.-
900 total reserve. f5f 100000 In
crease 80 nas 900 total cash resources.
t-l237 n0o. increase t3.o58o0q total
deposits i30l-fi.o00. increase S3.i37.-
600
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

Butfer-Market nominally IN
hanged with creamery nrsts at s5h
02sa1c per 10.
nww~--No session 81 the butter and
pRN board on saturday. Fresh
Michigan 1rsts on Friday were quot
- at e3c asked and 33Ec bid.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
NEw yonK BrrrEn avn rccs

NV YORK. IHIv Butter Ff~rr
receipts. 1881. creamery extra f13
1ffs creamery. special market r1l
~ sos. state dairy. tlfH -flts-
Imitation creamery hrsts 7fit arri.r
EgEs taer rerei pts. $500 neatly
fancy. 35u 1sc fresh frsfs. aeTrt.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO July e. Opening -
wheat July. down a sept. un-
quoted. Corn sept. up ~ Dec. NJ
iAc Oats July AT ic sept, un-
changed Dee. ~ - Provisions
slightly higher
Ciose-whest July down g sept.
unchanged Corn sept ~ =
Dec. VI - oats July. changes
sept " ~ Dsc u7 Sc Proi isia rs
generally lover
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

Detroit bank clearinEs FOR July 7
1917 were fs7sg2tff Total lear
ings FOR 1872 % date are i.ff4 SIS.
AZ o. as against 81 .01P. 100 30 % foi
the corresponding period 10 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO July -C1ose--V p eat
Cash. sass july. f2os sept sisa.
corn Cash. SO july SIS sept.
Sisi Dec iiISt7 oats Cash ~ =
July. -0Lc sept sc Rive Cash.
s2fs Cl0varseat cash 81 net
sfiss Aisike cash. ii1fo 'nc-
thy Cash. s7ts Butter B~t-k
creamery $50. Tub creamery. acc
Eggs Fresh candiaA. use fancy se-
lects sc Hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

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W ers who appreciate a news
paper of character include The
Times in their country-covering cam
paigns. Many use no other medium
IN Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

PrinttnE--the plain nest kipd-thnt
- rfght--T1me- Job Dept.-Msin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

Bower r. BIS AZ ss. 100 at "a. 10
Com.-5o at .. 200 AT .. Char Pfd.-
100 at s%. 100 AZ s%. Is at as. 100
at s%. REQ Car--lo0 at 25A. 100