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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

III we learn anyth1ng-that no
body can foretell what the public
will or will not do to a man for thi:
or for that"
Mrs. kane's CHEEKY fnffiness
was submerged in solemnity.
"You mean" she asked. XII
they could discredit him, this dem
%onstration, this parade, all that il
means, might fall through?''
Il mean just that" he repliec
with great ea~rnestncss. II NEAR
it's entirely within the realm OF
possibility that, if anything were
brought out tomorrow-whethe1
it were the truth or a lie, makes
no difference--to create the i'm.
preston that John Smith was an
unworthy man, the whole business
would crumble up, fall fiat, and
the crusaders would never cru.
sade. | say it is possible"
81 wouldn't have believed it."
Nowadays" he elaborated,
.the people look once at the plat
form and twice at the leader. 1t
may be unreasonable, but it is
their habit-which we cannot
change"
Mrs. Kane went back to her
mission.
"But Edith insists that she
must see him."
Very WELL" he said. As you
suggested, nobody would ever
think of their meeting at my
apartment. Besides, there will be
four Of us
Mrs. Kane laughed.
Your acceptance of the situa-
ton, after your gloomy forebod-
ings, amllses me-" she explained.
He produced another cigaret
and regarded her closely.
May I confde in you-ab-
solutely? he asked, the draWl GO
ing out Of his voice.
Absolutely, she assured him,
somewhat surprised by his solem-
nifty.
THE thing that keeps me ter
rified all the time, utterly fright
ened," he sid, is my belief that
they We got something on him
Inow.
Got something on him now 2
What do you meang
THAT they know something
about this blessed, mysterious
tpast Of his, about which we know
nothing, and that they're going
to spring it on him."
/ Wllenea she inquired III big
eyed amazement.
Whenever it suits them, when
ever they think it's the psyehol-
ogieal moment.
What do gou think it isgn
I don't know what it is, be
confessed ibut I believe they've
got something something real
Honestly, Mrs. Kane, / believe
they We got something true. ]
don't want to believe it, but !
do
GhollieWellie looked sad, aetu
ally grieved. If he had stopped Il
Try, he could have counted u
how many years it had been sine,
he had allowed himself to fee
sorry for a public man. His bore
dom and blase emotions were fail
ing him. Mrs. Kane, watching hi
face atfentiNely, thought b
seemed tired.
Oh, Mr.. Walleri! She said
fleeing some of his nneasiness.
wish the 10 days were over
that ali, he replied little petu
lantly. Its enough 10 cut To
heart out Of d giantthis sus
pessge. Here we are now at apoin
where Ne can hear the gatllerin
of this extraordinary arlny. Th
reports are coming III every day q
fhe last preparations for the al
partures from the little towns, ia
] the meetings of the delegations !
| the central points, for The specis
4 trains, HE brigades of children
the singing clubs. Why, ii lik
burning tie whole country npsid
s down. That what it ii Wasl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER
Used All Over the Civilized World
for More Than SO Years.

aeSAHEFE
Stomach troubles seem to be almost
universal the last few years; I mean
Indigestion in many forms, internal
nervousness, caused by incompatible
food fermentation, coming up Of food,
sou stomach, headache, apparent pal.
pitation Of the heart, habitual consti-
patton, intestinal Indigestion, caused
by a torpid liver, and a general break
down with low spirits and depressed
feeling. Green's August Flower was
introduced in this and foreign coun.
tries fifty years ago with wonderful
success in relieving the, above COM
plants. Sold by dealers everywhere at
25c trial bottles OF roc family size. Sole
manufacturer, G. G. Green. Woodbury..
N. j., y. S. A, Australia and Toronto,
Canada,-Ady.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could DC No Work.
Now Strong as q
Man.
Chicago, IIl.-"For about two years
! suffered from a female trouble 80 |

was unable to walk
or do anyo Of my w
work. read about
Lydia &c. P%inkham's
Vegetable Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to try it. 1t
brought almost inn
mediate relief. My
weakness has en-
tireiy disappeared
and / never had bet
ter health. I WEIGH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

No Doubt About That.
What Paid fifty dollars for a hat.
Woman, are D lnad?n
No, but It's plain To be seen that
y1u Hra!!o
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
Explains.

Explains.
What made you SO bowlegged?"
Father "a a charter member of
the Prevention of Disease association"
"Well?'
He used to swat flies on my head"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
PROBE AFFAIRS
OF VOLUNTEERS"

Furnishing free breakfasts to
needy school children has been
The ostensible purpose of tho vol
unteers Of Michigan headed by
Major J r. Roseman and so ef
fectivelv did they urge The claims
Of this charity that they secured the
use OF quarter OF No. 452 Michigan.
ave for $40 month less than the
usual rental price. according 10
statements made Thursday morning
to County investigator "nuke" COT
fin
3. The volunteer band Is under IN
vestigaiion bv Mr. Coffin and by
city detectives According 10 a
statement % their collections for
charity" and their disbursement
Of these funds supplied 70 Commits.
sionor Couzens, about - per cent
has gone 10 the volunteers and two
per cent 20 charity Mrs Couzens,
wife Of the commissioner. contrib
uted s.. bot because o. the diliEent
use made % tho signature on her
check the police commissioner has
demanded 10 back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
STOCK MARKET
MORE ACTIVE
Outside Public. However stun
Staying Out; Steel Shares
React

NEW YORK. April 27.-fhe NeN
york Evening sun financial review
Thursday said
Trading in the industriais was
today more animated than for s''
eral weeks. with total sales approxi'
mating a million shares
1T r. 70 be considered. however
mat the market is still in he hands
Of the professional element that IS
20 say. there is but a very limited
amount OF either buying CO. selling
on the part Of outsiders.
In the afternoon tod.nE sun
sided somewhat and irregularity ~
prices developed with recessions
quite general from The high iefti
OF the day. Following he mesunt
o, steel trade representative 10 ar-
range for the distribution OF govern
ment war orders. there were ma
torial reactions In the steel share
10 near the previous cioslne level
For instance. q s steel which
touched III "a in the afternoon
sold down 10 1l6 ~ ~ith later
fractional fluctuations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
Fellow Actors Lower Ed. Vinton's
Body to Grave; Buster" Leaps on
Masters Cold Form in Last Tribute

I'd Ninton Was borne GO a grave
IN Eyersr zen cemetery Thursday
morning from the chapel or Frank
]. Blake. No -4S High.st. east
The bond OF loyalty which holds
together the folk OF the theatrical
profession and places them IN lit
tie world all their own. alsc brought
forth a funeral that VAS one OF It's
own unique kind
Every performer on this weeks
bill In the Temple theater attended
the last rites There were come
dians and acrohats and musicians
All are engaged In life work OF
entertaining others The forced
sayety OF the stage was dropped as
II n were mask, and the vaude.
vile family gave itself over 10
whole-souled grief for one OF its
members. Vinton died on the TEN
pie stage Monday night while per.
forming with his trick dog. BUS.
ter"
Buster" wasn't there this morn.
ing He had funeral service Of
his own Wednesday afternoon he
seemed SO badly broken up then
over the loss OF his master that 4.
wac feared he might create dis
turhance az today's rites
Vinton's daughter brougti rho ~.
tie terrier 10 tho chapel carly IN the
afternoon. There was collar
around his neck and he was held hy
cham He was allowed 20 trot
around The casket He looked up an
the time. and waited No voice nor
even p movement answered him. He
arose on his hind legs anr began
stcpp around the conn Those
step usually brought kind words
which he knew well from he lips
OF Vintou Now there Mas only ,l.
lence and the heavy odor ~ many
Covers heaped upon a stNi form
The mos marvellous trick dog on
the American stage had performed
had not been rewarded with sc
much as word he yeined and
wriggled bis head out OF his collar
4 moment later he had -leApeA uPeH
the caske' Tersons who know Vha'
u IS 20 srieve 'or loved one lot
Buster remain there. quiet "a a con
tented cog that lies on 4 pillow
back OF The stove In winter time
He was taken away late in Tho even
ing That wss Busters las tribute
for The man With whom ne had
tr0uped nine years
A. today's services Al Green
leader OF the Temple orchestra
with a string quartet. played Near
or Nv God 10 Thee" and other So
lcctons William casey sang An
drew Hamilton, member % must
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
PROTECT BIRDS
AS WAR MEASURE
American Game Association
Urges Passage OF smith
Flood Bill By Congress

The American Game Protective
association Is urring the passage by
congress ~ inc SmihFiood bhL
making effective The provisions Of
the recently ratified treaty between
llis country and Great Britain
whereby adequate protection is pro
,ided Tor birds that migrate be-
tween the United States and Can
a5a This measure vas introduced
p the upper house by Senator
smith OF Arizona 10 Is now before
tie committee on foreign relations
OF that body les author IN the low
or house IS Mr Flood OF Virginia.
a very large Number 81 birds
most useful 70 the farmers OF the
United States thru their consum p-
ton OF insects injurious 20 crot 5
end the seeds OK noXious weeds
breed n Canada and spend only part
az the year with u.s." says a state
ulsnt Of the association The
treaty coupled with the measure
now before congress viii make
possible protection OF these
species such as they have never haa
before. with The certain result that
they will increase a rapid rate
when We consider thai our DE-
partment oc agriculture estimates
he annual damage 20 crops by ia
sects AZ sle000O0 900. the smith
Flood bul INN ediateiy assumes
crime Importance as preparedness
measure now that we are az war
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
WILSON WOULD
NOT GAG PRESS
Is Utterly Opposed" To Deny.
ing People Right To
CriticiSe Officials

WASHINGTON. April 27-Prest
den, Wilson speaking Of the so.
called espionage bin now pending In
congress THURSDAY said that while
he approved the legislation he was
utterly opposed 10 any censorship
which would deny the people their
ndisputabie rights 20 criticize their
own public officials"
The presidents comment was
obtained IN a letter 90 Arthur
Brisbane. New York editor The
presidents letter follows
= sincerely appTsoists ths frank
ness az your interesting letter of
ArrH 20 with reference to The So
called espionage bill now awsitins
action 90 The congress
'1 approve o. this hesitation but
Z need not assure YOU and those IN
fsrested IN that whatever action
the congress may decide upon, as far
as I'm personally concerned. shall
NOE expect or permit ans part "f
fhrs 'aU IS appit 20 0'.esos any of ms
afr assoc sites or jon any way 90
rr scS as a shield aga nst criticism
-L can lDaEIne ro greater dtsser-
vice - the country than 20 establish
system cf cen sorslip that would
fenv 20 tho people 80 a free reUut w.
Ike. our own thai~ ndts0Htanle r'Cn'
no c-'t'cisc 'A"t~ own nHh'i- ~" '.atH
While exercising tho sresr powers
~ tne cff-a hold 7 would roc -ef
IN r~ists likr the one thru which
we are now passing 10 lose the ceue
frs 81 patrtofic and 'rtel1 gNut criti-
ciew
Elm these irving tunes one can fee
-e-tafr 0rfy of MS nat YES witch h~
.lu strive 20 purge ~ ~Rifahness 81
ererv kind and await with patience
g-- -zn t.}4zrte'ff.-'' cts Amer caN 20
rfrfi-ate tho p-i sdor0 ~ the course re
has trI led couec'ertlously 80 follow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
$3.50 TAX RATE
is OUTLOOK
Budget For 1917 Is S27.500..
600; EstimatOrs Cut
Out S,500,000

The 1917 budget win be about
81 600 .0O1. as 10 VIII be- identified
BY the mayors board 90 estimates
20 The common council Monday on
this basis tho annual TAX rate viii
approximate 81 80 par g. 900
OrrStandinE features or the re.
port viii De The cutting of s55ooo0
asked oy tho House n Correction.
showing the estlma,ors favor the
prison farm plan the allowance OF
8l,o0o000 for tuberculosis hospi-
sal, and ne appropriation OF an
amount r fhe police fund that viii
permit Police Commissioner Coaz.
ems 20 try our bis merit plan Of
paying patrolmen
The total pruning done Iby the
estlmators aggregate IS 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
rAST BT-FTALo LIVE sToCIN.

EAST BUFFALO. April IS Seattle
Receipts 500 market slow stead2
prime steers {l2Ql2 GO butch r
grades. E7dII50- COWS sGG AIS
Calves Receipts 100 market ae-
Is
sheep and lambs ReceiptS loco.
market. active clipped lambs SOC I'D
choice lambs SI515a1s. Gull 20 fair.
ti5So1 Is.eSt yeaTl4nEs si0dli 50
sheep. s. G11 81. tipped lambs, g. 2
1850
Hogs eipts 200, market active
q CSC higher. york8rs. SIS le BE-
pigs 1187B114 mixed. tlsi0nfs "
heavy. tIg8sQ1sSt roughs ti4Qi4
q stage 7sal2.5o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
STEEL PRICE CUT
ON U. S. ORDERS
Manufacturers Agree to Sub
stantial Reduction From
Marker Quotation

NEW YORK April 60 steel
rsanufacturers OF the country viii
dll the government war orders A.
prices ranging from 33 So per cen,
10 81 % per cent below the present
market quotations.
Al meeting Of heads ~ the
United States Steel Corporation,
Republic Steel and Midgale Steel
To-Day. il was decided 20 M the gov
crnments orders fof bars az s. 80
base per hundred pounds. FOR plate
81 $3.50 and Tor structural shapes
al $3.50 Today Pittsburgh prices
for these materials are 1915 for
bars. s. for plates and 81 se-
shapes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
S YEARS
News-Bulletin No. 81.

One OF the many advanced features
OF the Harroun Motors Corporation
financial plan is its provision for eX
pansion without diversion OF profits
into brick. mortar and machinery.
This feat has been accomplished
by making the original stock Issue
great enough 90 finance not only the
manufacturing plans 81 the current
year but also those for a period 81
FIVE YEARS To COME
In this highly important deta1 the
Harroun plan avoids the difficulties
experienced by almost every other
great manufacturer In the history of
the automobile ndustry-difhculhe
these others have had 10 meet by
diversion % profits. Issues 81 prefer
red stock. bank loans. notes and other
interest-bearlng obligations all OF
which have tended 90 reduce or sus-
pend dividend payments.
The Harroun Motors Corporation
has but one security issue--its com
non stock.
Early subscriptions 20 rhfs stoc1
Issue have furnished the money that
purchased our manufacturing site
with the buildings then standing on
! II Further subscriptions have bnilt
and paid for the 6rst new units in
our plan of plants They have afso
bought o0r complete and modern
equipment. and supplied IN great part
the nquid capital 20 carry the Corpor-
alton through us first years produc-
4 ton program OF e. GOO cars. that Will
be marketed a profit 20 the Corpor-
lAnon of 800 a car
stock subscriptions now being re-
coNed 10 into a working fund 20 be
used for liquid capital and in the con
struction Of the plant units which we
shah add year hence Future ex.
pansion viii Do similarly financed.
There remains In the Harrcun
treasury an amount of ,unsold stock
amply sufficient 70 finance every de
tall necessary 20 the production 81
$4,000 cars In 1918. 100000 In 1879
and so on up 20 an annual normal IN
| t92i-fiVe years hence.
We shaU market this stock ONLY
AS REQUIRED n VIII undoubtedly
be sold for much more than the
present price of 81 a share OF $40 par
value
This price VII remain AZ an i:t-
troductor1 figure for "a few days only.
as tho corporation has reserved the
right 20 authorize an advance 20 $40
WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. Oh the
day that the first HarrOun car leaves
it, plants In the regular run OF pro
| ductlon
The stock you viii buy viii be de-
livered as an adinterim certificate.
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
/ pany OF New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
Sugar Market

suEarr-Dsrro-t uroiseale prices
Crystal dornlnoes. lib. SIS. do. 5-lb.,
g8 eagle tablets al 10. cut loaf,
5000 cubes. SO 20. XXX powder
ed. se95 standard powdered, ~ %
Eranulated extra coarse. 1855. d..
fne. in bulk. 50 so. 10. 25se cottons
1870. crystal domino gran. lib. and
5-Ib cartons IN cases. $3.50. do. HF
cases SO. diamond 4, - 50. contee
TONERS A. Ss45. No. 4. $50, No D.
70 f5 30 s. 1910. No. I. te3S No. =
81 90 No. :. ts2J. No. ~ $3.50. No
N ssf5. No ~. 1910, 40. -. 80 o.
No ~ 1905. No. DC 1905. non-cak-
irr mixture. 1880 beet granulated
$40 per 100 lbs. household powf,
- 2f ~ case. fes5. DO. IS 20 ease,
$50 ner case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
cHIrAGo 1--WE STOCK MARI<ET.

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO
Ul April 2s-Hogs Receipts % 900
ma rket strong Sc higher uixed and
butchers 3f575a 1850 good heavv
s0Tf5S5 rough heavv ti625 q
1850 light sffsSa1s.s0 pigs. So SIS
Mast Cattle Receipts. 5000. mar.
ket steady b~eVes SAC 20 cow
and heifers i5T01ii 20 i1ioG10.
calves EsG12 sheep Receipts 49,
GOO market SLOW steady nafica
TE7f1S5 western 81 s0dl3 %
lambs Sl175a1s5s western if3a
IS 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27

cal troupe 20 The theater Ralph
i.oshe. traneze performer. George
Rockwell and al Wood. comedians
Frank Hale, dancer and Dick
Lynch. OF Detroit, n former actor.
lowered Vintons caskei into the
rrayo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYAEps

MICHIGAN CENTRAL srOCKN ARDS
DETROIT APT. 2s--Cettle Dull
best neavy steers tio.501 best
nands weight butcher steers. $3.50 q
10 M ixed steers and aelfsrA sS5Oa9.
handy light butchers IS Is q so
ught butchers g. 80 fs25 best COW =
Ss56U9 butcher. cows $3.50 ~ s.
common cows s616 q rs Gamers,
SEn650: best heavy bulls. So %
bologna bulls. SS6s50 stock bulls.
5 81 IS mixers and spr myers. X39N
go Veal calves: Market soc lower,
best Grades Sllb0 heavlos, IS 50 y
49, sheep and lambs Market e5c
higher best lambs. sf250aiT.-5. fair
lambs il1R1l.c5 llEht 20 con mon
lambs. 81 - 8lQ.50 fa.r % good
sheep. s9a3a7 culls and common.
IS 50 as Hogs Steady pigs. 81 q
i275 mixed grades SIS Q 49, so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
Produce

4 fSiriy Eood demand to- poultrs
developed curing enc DAY IN We'd
nesdsy. under which the market
cleaned I'D. and to that extent the
market Was stcHdior IN tone. Farm
produce otherwise. however rs st.n
easy In tone both outter and eggs
show ~ declines while veal calves
are NOT cleaning Gp The movement
of fresh Yrgr tables from The south
is- grsduaifs nrrrasins and bile not
much 'urrts SION has set been made
on qr tHN tendency is downWard
anal me offerings are larger both In
qaertt ono srcty
Apples Fancy Baldvius. S. steers
red S. choice. Sfaoa 90 per Dbl.
BanHBas GOOD Shipping stock.
- soc q 81 euuch.
Beaus Dries Limas. s5c no.
Dressed calves Faneys Is8l'cs
Finnaa Hsddie---isc 10.
Fresh Vegetable Rad shes. 20 9
csc dCE. parsley ~ g. zoe do1. cucum-
hers tct house 8 600 IS. CAIRO. s.
ST 10 6cr per dog caallfowsr, g. IS do1
cabbage TeNaf tl- per 10 Florida
celery. f34 80 case, tomatoes. 81. at
prt b-basket crate. spinach. s. per
hamper. aspa ragIs srrt..Hs SPA .N
pen box. wax Scans 81 80 per ham
per green Beans e. pcr hamper
Grape Frutt--Sf@5G 90 per crate
HonrY -Fancy white. $50 lie. eH-
trncted 3f10o 10.
Hay-Dotroit shippers are paving
the fouow.ng yriccs ~ "ateo has 10
ca Tote o p. Detroit. No timo-
trv $3.50 1880 Standard elmo hr
stfTf4tn Eight mixed {l4alAs0s
No. , Timothy. s. ri $500 SO. mixed
I Clover $780, ff -3e straw. slt1
70 20. wheat anc oat straw. So $50
p
Lemons-,t2515 per BOX.
LINES 81 tnnl % per 90
.NutS-vi,nu,s 2gGa.s sImon n,is
iis aS5 s.. s55 seesn. i5atsc ie '1 nv;
meats Sob cartons almonds soc.
walnuts. GOO pecars soc r. peanuts,
..orspss. Navsls. ':Gt Florida.
81 25f9 81 per toN.
onions sparfsh onions sc-5 crate;
Texas Rerrlias ste5 crate
PineRpBles 7fa rs Eer ase
Potsto~s Nav Florida fie per
BIOL sgro per eu Mich san 800 ear
'ors s, a5G 05 per hu
Poultry Heavy rens. 80 = c5c neo o.
. -5... sc ~ 80 80
reese isa1-s
strSwberr,es s. per s4-pint case
sect cases s.
JoBBTxG PRICES
Canned Gooda-AppIeH u7s per
gal Lima beans s. 40 2 i-r, corn,
early tune $50 salmon. taiL 81 o.,
F-ar rtrtvfF- Tess, = 40, earFT 3ure.
8 Sos Ton afr"s, stsndard = 90 doE.
Conee--Saotos. standa q iea Isc
IL IL , '5- sss rlS Ri e. ''"''''
dinr. So ane uiadlnTs So. ,oarse
corn -aa1 ESQ cracked corn So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
CLEVELAND LIVE stock

TLFTELANT. ArFI e -Hogs 70
csipts 5000 SLOW ard steady York
ars. sf515 mixed. $40 go z 90 me-
efuus SIS. pigs tl82s rouEhs
if4io stays fi27b CATTLE. receipts
20 cars steady. uneven. lower sheep
and lambs receipts cars Frea d..
Top. tl36n calves receipts 400
strong TOP ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27

T0TEnoc ohio April -s--clots
wheat -ssh ana Ma So Ju-y
q Bai- MAJ 81 SIS Tuiv sif- oats,
cssh -tc Nav -5-. - July. CSC Sept
ssc Rye cash SIS Governed
cash ana April il0.s1h OCT, s. IS
Aisike prime and April, $3.50 TIM
athy ssh and April - 20 Butter
hrick creamery $50 rub -rehuerv
tsfk~ Eggs. fresh randled. a5c.
,anev selects c1c. HAY unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27

rOLYT,O. April % --HoFs' Re
calpts. !. 900. market steady heavtes
st5aOTt6 mediums tls so1f5s5.
workers. ti41l575 good pigs S5R
iss0 Calves Market slow. Sheep
and lambs: Market slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHTC-.GO. April 80. = Opening =
wheat lay. up Sc. july. up l1e.
sent ND nc corn. MAY. up &c
Tuiv. I'd i.c. sept Up = Oats NAY.
up &C July. upii.c, sept, up sc
Provisions higher,
Noon. wheat Nay NJ ; Iuly ~
sept Up 3. corn, May up
July ap = Sept uB \. oats. May
op IL July ID - sept. - e Pro
visions cher.
close wheat MAJ ~ 2. Jolly
down la sept. down - Germ May
down July down .. sept. down
- oats May down \ July down
sept down 81. Provisions higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-27

Butter Extras, 9sc. 0rsts. 7--
dairy cytrds. 35is 856isc frsfs. 1tW
sfc. Eggs. prime ordinary. 30 Gao & ~.
ffrsts. 3iit a3titc cheese twins. ? ~
16e Young Americas. 2sa25iac Live
poultry. ToNis. c3fsc. ducks p 20c.
gqAte. isN i6c turks zoe Potatoes
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because contributions for mo -a-
LET of Jevish wa sufferers have
fallen short ~ The amount needed
wish women Of Minneapolis have
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% raise more money.
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BLACKLIST
WITHDRAWN

LONDON. April q The foreign
1fFce announced THURSDAY AFTERNOON
that the blacklist against Ameri
can firms had been Withdrawn
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