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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

3aioen meroeil Somcs 9. 9teillp, Der
&eooftcur oes g@oIl Strcct Solr-
nals~ uuo sic @cihGitsfiibrer ocs
,9len8 Eider1 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
5on HOO He9iltertonnen.

mnnoellrs lIn0 nQe Gin5el9eiteil iiber
9apoffnung, Gjr0Bc, Sdnelligfeit H.
T. NJ wnren non Ben Marine ge6or.
oen 9e6eirl ae6alteu iporOcfi ituO.
nihts NOR onrii6er bis 6eute 6efount
obglei6 Oie a2)orropoale" i6ou Dor
mcbr alS IA Iogetl cingeloltien mar.
Gie 9totionolitdt Ser g}elltroleu inl-
ter Oen 9cioenueen III uubcfonnt,
man wciB jcoodj, Dab mc6rcre BON
i6ncn ais 6jeiouocne ieIt0c6oltcn
lUeloeil, iUeiI tie mf bciuoiincten
&ouiia6rteid0iiien onge6cncrt Dot-
ten.
Ger Griieu GolninoAoeur, led.
Cfii5ier @o0epis, cin D'ifglieo DER
9eiobung Der n2l6uc,1 bat ieiner5cit
oos 6ritii6e S6ifi oNcIt6ourne~
commonoirt peldeS cine gln5o6l scr
9eiotlnocu ser BON jcuem &operer
perienften S6ific nad] Eeneriiin
brodte, Sieroui 5crit6rtc CT bic
agSeit6ourre.@ INN iic ritt in SIC.
S0Hoe Der 9lQiirten ioIlcn SIT loiien.
glof ieinem Seneriifd Stiidden
wurOc 9opeipiB in Sponien gefon-
sen ge6alten cS gelong i5nl o6er
5r cutfoHmeu.
Miniotltr lt9ootc t6GtiQ2.
9fio sOc Sonciro, 90 SSopitar
GoS aSornol &eoueuo@% IN Ser
nnnbuco, be6ouptet cS iei Oorii6cr
iniorniirt 9aB Scr oGntihc Sanoels
lager Don orei flcintn GanG6outen
beglciiet meroc, sic iedS @eter lang
ino bon eiHem oan8 neuortigeu ESp
icin ioaen Nlitalie0er bon 9cInbln.
Gen pcrienttcr 3d)iiie, bic on @oro
ocs @auOqlsidgerS 1ciau0eu ae6alten
warOeE ertlartcp iic bdtteu 6co6ad
tct iuic .0ie GnlIdboote i6r asQllittcrs
ihiii@ beit6noig oerloiirn ul0. 81 ibu
Inocb fiir3cr 3eit mic0er 5uriidfe6ren
o4b. lie thdten oiienbor Giin0ihoitcr
Ioienite Ger @aHOelsj6scr ioa cine
Seiduinoigfeit bon % anoteu 6a
Gen, ober iu06reHo oer 9}ubt long
iomcp pia6rcn
9tc6sr $ iilf Sfreit5cr oitf
Tdg6.
&io DC Suucirp 20, &ah.
9lns &ernnn6iico miro aemcloet on6
eiu 6ritiihes @eiGpooer, oas iic6 ans
Den S,iilisfreil5crn ,@ldteOonia
oGrdna~ imo ggbin6lrgb Goitlc@
3iiomucnicbt iiG Bic fIciucu &rat
8cr 59lmct6pii~ mo o@IaSgoipe fit
bic 5utbc na6 ocnl oclaiMen SoB-
Oels 3erIt0rcr anGeMloiien Sat-
1ie @eiannt Sonuoac Oas @c
idluo0ers 6etrdgt $4,000 Goitneu.
uSrtcGo iitber2
&io DC Synitc'iro, 20. Soultor
8oifuungSpoQc @eritbte iino in
&eruaui6iico 6e3iiglib oeS britiiGen
5000 Jonuen GompierS oCrtego1
einqctroiien ser auf Dem @cgc uqd
gernolu6uco mar im0 bon Dem mou
gloubte DOB cr ein Spier ocs ocut
iden SauoelS5erit0rers geporocViit
9loA @eri6teh in S6ifio6rtsfreiien
6eiiuoet iiA Oic ,,Grtego4iu slider
6cit 0odj lit Der Srt nibt 6efnnnt.
Tea GnnsLcrS GieneSsrheriidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
81 II t er.

9( N iteroatiL 20. Sonuor.
9}a6 ciueu oiii8iellen 9eri9t aus
9erliL ioot bic oa0Iper @o5ette~,
uiiroc Ser britiicbe Gompier .gor.
roipoolc4 Der bic Dlanpiboit ser pou
ocu Seebiiiaren gefopertcn S6ifie
an Born bate in Oeu &afcn pon
SpmemiinOe, 9SreilBeu eiu9cidleppt.
Ger oiii5icue 9eribt aus Berlin
pom 6reitag 2lbqno beridtete Die glus
tnft Der aDorropoalc~ III eitem Sa.
fen ani 81 1t5ember ais &riic ocs
Oeutiben aopgridiiieS SAB q6er
ridt 0en 9iFmcn oes Soicns on IN
incident ooiielbe onGetoulnen lit,
5ipiuepiiin0c liegt III &oaimcrn
36 Qlcilen iiorOipeitIiqb pom Stettip
G,er. .@flieGep6cSplGdn0c cr'
geii6tet.
8ucnos glires, 20, Son. 9lodl
elmer ans @iio DC Soneiro einaetrois
iencn NaArid)t rlr0c Gin frenl0er
Tonipier nit bier Sdorniieinelt
idpor5 ougeitriheu 6ei @coro,. 9ra.
iilien 9eIcbtct lueIcber init poIIcr
araft iii6r Gie gtod5rirbt BON Der
5idulnG Oicies frenocp gonipicrs
ipuroe Oiireb 2elte eines Gompiers
acbradt bic gcitern in 9o6io, Bra.
iilicn lauoeteH rno laatcn oos
1hiff gciebcn 5li Ia6er
(IaS Oeitidbe aoperidiii, iuelhes
III 0cm Siioatldntic opcrirt ioll inn.
legbare SAorniteiuc tro8cn nm iein
gnisie6en icoer5eit perGuoerp 81 fon.
neu Ter Gtaat Geora licgt ini noro.
liAen @roiilien)
70 rina~ i'm $ofen.
&io Soneiro. 20, San, Ter
Goupier uIrino" pom Scr 9iopol
Mail Clinic, iuelt6cr ais lpa6ribein.
lid bon Oenl Oeiltitben Seai6ger per-
ienft 9emeloet iporSeu mar, iu1r
bcltc 4iorgen IN ocn Saien pon Rio
SSancirp ein.
Subel in z eiiticblano.
@erlin 20. San. oia &ouooit
Eic 6reloe, oie iid6 in Der oeut-
ibcn &reiie iiber Die oils britii6en
&ueQen ifanmenoen @eric6te ser
Eboten oes oeitid6en Seei1aerS fiinO
Gi6t lit Ourb Die 9Infimit oer uYnr.
rpD0ale~ III einem oelitideu &oien
nod beoentcuO 0eIieieert morocn
Scr 9lomc ocs 1diiies, Scr oeSGonl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
lNrnhlIns nnh snnpiIle.l

(Dra6tlos nab eaooiue)
9 9erlin, 90 Sanuar. glm
~. SSanuar iid6tete Gin oclitihes I'M
terieeboot i'm 6ritiiden annal einen
Compfer, iuel@em es iignoliiirte oti-
8u6alten lno Gin 9oot aus3uipbcii.
9}ad ser lle6eriee g}adrihtcipglqci-
tur fii6rtc Scr Gampier Oic oauiiGe
,Slogqc un0 ocu ocutli6 iidt6orcn
lamen sal Tenmarf@ Ter Som.
manOant betradtete Sen Tompier ais
Gin 6orniloieS 0dniiGes SGiff aho
iteuertc oemicl6en entgegen. &l0t-
Gb lieB Der Gampier cine g(6t6ei-
hing ou &a6iiten-Siuter0cd faacn
uno Gin Gjeic6iis non l0bis rs Sen
tiplctcr muroc iift6ar. Ger Gonpier
licB rubia Die oGniide Iloagc ipctcr
pe6ei mo i'm ielbcn gligenblif be-,
Gomcn Oie Seidiibc 5lt fclicru.
Iem llIterieeboot gelang es, 3n.
touden rno ser &ciobr 5i cut6c6clt.
Sic Die lte6eriec lRocbriatep.Qlgentm
lpeiier 6eiagt lag ser pirtlic6e 0Gmi.
ic5e Tanlpicr aleid5en GnmenS SIR
iel6cn 3eit iider i'm Saieir BON 5lns,
oerlano bis 5im i3. Saluldr.
@icinclteiteH II Boot.
Gpfer. M
2on0o,n, 20. Sonilor. Tic
9loUo Sdliiia6rts 9lgentur mahte
6eute Den &orluit iolgeu0er Gompier
befount uelde oerienft worNeniin0:
ser britiihe 1ampier .9toiliea",
1852 Iomlen Ner ipdnii6c 0ompier
o9Soro5D6o" 1887 6egiitertouucn;
s@iorietta 81 Gjioreo@. 9SS Sopncn
iopie Der norpeoiic6c 0ompicr y9Fip~
BON 100 Regitertonnrn.
9to6 elmer.
9la0ri0 20. Souuar. Ger
noupeaiicbc Tnmpier a@aeoT mlIrOc
0urd cinci GorpeOo pcrienft. Ger.
Tampicr bottc 1902 Hcqiltcrtonrcu
mo oerlieB am 26. 3e3em6er Glpoe
iiir 9or6eoiIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
sEeiI bal 9NIla anriIa6e0rScrt.

g8aibtHgtoil, g8 20. Sanlar.
GoS Aric9soepartemcnt 6at oic ia.
iorfiGc 3nriidbcruiIu9 eiltes groBcp
Sbeile9 ocr 9lotionol@oroe.S
ooH ser Aneriloniidcn &ren5c onge-
or0nct. 0ic 3obl scr bcinfabrcnocn
Irippcu iuirS iit olu ctwa $4,000
bis 20O00 6cldnicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
lea aaniIrra eieaeaanuerlidlt.

9erlin 20. Somlar pio Slm-
itcrOon iuio Son0ou. Ger lieidlS
tou5Irr Bat ciI SGrcibch OaS i6m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
gerfapptes 9giratemidiff.

Eeutites llnteriee6oot entging nit
fuapper 9}ot6 Dem gdidiql oeS
lt-41. 9ritiicbcs @iraten-
iGiii iegeltc inter odnii9er
tSlaggc g9eitere ll.9oot-0pier
iino fiini Gompier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
grti AmtrikQnrr
inter WIanui5Oit gefa=
prrten s9lifes,
Bon bemtidDen Gecjdger
aefaitaeit geitpntmen.

Ssoibiratou gIatbt Dob nit Gonpli-
fotiouea aercc6prt meroeu muB.
Seine meitercn 9lodridteu
ii6er oer &erblei6 OeS aaperidii.
les. 2oopug ocs 9arropOole"
olif amci 9dllionch 0olldrs be.
ucrtbet, has sddif icIbit oltf gIei-
den gctroo.
9}cm Dotf 20 Sollor 1rei
glmeritaurr 6eiouoen iidj on @orO
0cS britiicbcn Iampiers n2)arroip
bale" Der bon Oem oeaidcn Gee.
lager gceopcrt HuO 0ou eincr Oeut.
i6cu @riienmounidaft in cineu Ocut.
ibei @oicH ge6rodlt pur0r GicS
ge6t ans Oen 9lecor0eu Oes bieIqen
britiiden Goniulats 6erDor.
DaS Goniulot di6t Die 9}omcn scr
orei 9lmcrifoner, lpic folgt an. Gopc
9looiion, 45, 0e @rnmitroBc, 9roof
I'M; GborleS GniHll 92r 1876, @eit.
IL. StroBe, Sos 2lnaele9, Sal. rno
s. .. 0'reeu 9}eiu gorf
Gic genidumng 0es Campers
nyorromoale~ 5d6lte 81 &opic Ser
@ert6 ieuer 9oounQ ipir0 oui So
100000 gei6dbt, Der oes S6iifcS
ieI6it 6ei oen aegeupdrtigeu &rciien
ali ST 100000 6iS $2,00o,0OO 1ic
2aoung lmiaBtc oem 9erid6tc bon
oeutiber Seite 3itioigc II. u. 6O0o
Souuen @ci1eu) 2000 Sonnen Me6l
inO 1900 Eier0c, i17 AiotoriDogeiJ
$500 aiitca @5eme6r @otroueiL 3O.-
600 9ioaeu StocbelOro6t uno aroBa
Meugen bon 8leiid, Spetf H. 9urit.
8 ai6i'ueton reGnct NIT
Comp ifatipncn.
gSaiGiugton 20 Sanhdr.
9ie Sbatia6e, bdB iid inter NOen
nelttrnler llntertbaneu meldc bon
Sen bon Dem oeuti9en SeejG9er &C.
foperten Sdiiicii vals &riegsgcian-
gene" berluttergebnlt wuroen, often.
bar g(meritnner 6cfanOeiL mag 81
Gomplifotiouen fiibren.
Gie dm3e Sragtii Die, o6 ein ar
mirteS SonbulSidiii ais elm &riegS-
i6ifi an5uie6cu lit, ln0 Die Dlci.
Observation-Disclosures, Die ii6er oieiC
6roge 5piibeu ser ociitit1cu uno ser
onerifunii9en &eaierling 6erriAeu
inb nodr nirbt beiqelegt porOen.
Gas Staats.0eportcinent erbieli
i'm 2auie ocs 6eitieen Cages feinC
iUeitere 9ladridt iiber Die gepegun-
gen oeS Oeutiden Seebuioren.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

CHICAGO. March 10. Grains
nervous over the expected AdamsOT
law decision. tumbled Monday The
wheat market had a heavy under
tone al the beginning Selling Was
general but buying was lacking
The railroad labor situation Was a
bear factor May wheat opened
down IS and lost % going 10
IS IL july ojened unchanged.
subsequently, losing 2 "a 20 15t i-2.
Sept opened unchanged. bat lost
orc cent 90 li4 i-2.
Corn opened easier and there vas
little commission house buying.
May opened down "a. later declin-
ing 5-S. going 20 iO7 IS. July opened
unchanged. later losing IS to lo7.
while september opening up Is. de-
clined I Ii 20 100
Oats developed a weakness along
with wheat and corn MAY opened
up IA. but later lost one. going TO
% Ia. July opened up Il. later
losing SIS. going 10 S. SIS.
Provisions displayed an easier
undertone. but broke with the
prices In hogs slight decreases
we're noted
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

NEW YORK. March i3.--The New
IA Esening sun financial review
10y said:
3 Nod OF the news which wail-st'
\ ~ before II today. was OF natare
< 1wdins further 10 clarity both tbc
4 rnestic and International si1ua-
11uns. The remoya, Of the uncer'
fn1nties with which securities. nnan'
o1nI and commercial circles nave
- 20 contend In recent months
unuId be seen in distinctly bullish
lnn4ence.
III the arming Of American rier'
ebantnen IS TO be received by Ger
lay a. a cssus bell. then the dc
= cast with the statement issued to-
1ay by the state department. There
= one uncertainty removed. and all
1>ot remains now Is the fact OF the
German casting OF the glove.
"The stock market does not as vet,
howsver, reflect fully this more
ehesring state OF affairs Tho pub
~ has been so lcng away from Inc
1FAding. except in the strictly invest
uent sense. that Il has hecoine
ijntd from habit. so 10 speak.
"Todsy's trading was almost Who'll
~ professional The industrial list
Vas largely neglected. What &ctiv-
~ there was appeared 10 be OF a
'yoalixing nature. and prices we're
ooH in consequence The feature
&ss. OF course. the railroad depart
1nent. where advances ranged from
! 70 points or mere The impulse
tehind this movement was the atti-
fuds Of labor In the railroad sitna-
11on with the assurance that m mat
1er what happens there will be NJ
5uilroad strike while the present
er1sis lasts"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
No. Msrlh ~ -HoEs. Receipts "a 900
market slow. aniac lower mixed
and butchers. Stf4suitsS. good
heavy, fiA.s09 rough heavy.
1l4.io leSA light tia2odites.
pies. fil.E56 l2Go. cattle Receipts
1.eoe market steady 20 o. higher.
b~rves. Ss-0Gi26e. cows and hsifers
s. 80 so. So g dssS. TexAnN. 50 70
p 10 calves Ss.so6i1.S sheep
Receipts e. 900. market steady 20 roe
lower native tifNt.25. western.
81 $50 T. 81 lambs. ti140ats 20
western. fi@5eG 14sS
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

DETROIT Marc 49, -Everythinr
was Qufct in the grain market az me
I opening and prices bad dow nsta ~
tendency. Market and political new p
Was untmportant
shipments 90 wheat are incrraE-
ms BropUhall estimates the week .
American shipments az q sou 00a hu.
which indicates some FetoNerN from
ne submarine scare. Railroads have
been DOING better in getting flour
from the northwestern mills 10 the
east ~ the same time the trade =
unsettled as TO The political outlook
and dealers are afraid 20 get In very
strong on either side
The cash situation BE- buulsh and
acarvely anyone talks 81 materially
lower prices but all are afraid of
sudden dips ON al Important de-
ciines the foreign buyers come In
again and bears have nervous time
~ ~ While some Improvement -
noted In the car situation. tho fear
~ a strike II over the market all
the time. increasing the general un-
certainty - the situation. There is
more or lees peace talk every day
but everything points - heavy needs
IN EUROPE and there is no question
uut they viii need all the wheat Am
erica can spare. peace or no peace.
wheat was weak from start 90
1nish and closed a. a loss 90 st.c Ca
cash and MAY, and .tAc in Iulv
Corn declined 10 and beans . Sc
Monday wheat quotations CASH
No. : red 81 PSKs Nav opened wlth
drop ~ nc AZ f1atts and declined
% Si.ssh Iuly opened without
e soS e. 'lsa and a Is z :. q
Mondays coarse grain auotati0ns.
Corn cash No. 2. st.ltt U11eis. No
yellow - = = n l-13a No. 4 yell
. eesy, iilisLl2 os'. s,srssrd
white. SO ssked Rys cash No
sisa Beans Immediate. PROMPT
auf April ahipnenf. t1c5 seeds:
Trlrce red clover. si1 March. 5000,
a'sfk4 si3e timothy. seso
~ GRAN CHICAGO ish
Close-W Nav down So. C.
fulv down 10 September down
40 Cnrr Mrv down [c, July
'ttv down sac. Eentember down 4
80 Visions Slightly hiSher
Nrr'fr 0-heaf exports last week
-T-r- Zie 600 bu. against e. SIS coo bu
week ago ard ls.ffT.0o0 bu a year
pec~luts - wheat NlondAv. nv
lutE. Va crrE against &c q year SEQ.
Minneapolis sal ears against SIS.
Winnin~w. 7F9 cars Fuaiust tfa. chi
cREo. 80 cars. gEainst f7e south We st
So eeo hn. against fAT 900 bu.
PRIMARY wheat receiuts were 3D.
I tif 900 bu, against L77f.oo0 bu year
aEn.
I fav aa3 600 hu
/ American visible surnir decrease
| tast u~ek Wheat : ga naa hus corn
I 20 600 BIZ. oats Tt5 900 hu
! Receipts va the Detroit market or
/ Nordar irciuded 900 hhla ~ eom~
I ears % WHEAT s. ~ corn End ~ ~
oats Sfir-n~~fs were GOO hh1s If
. four a~a 100 hu ~ corr STOCK.
{ nre go rnn ~. ~ v~Nont 81 0na So, ,,i
corn. ef5 Gao bu ~ oats and 81 600 bu
! ~ rye.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YoRDs

DETROIT. Mar i2.-CAttie strong
best heavy steers $4,000 1919;
best handy weight butcher steers
s. 500 $50, mixed steers and heifsra
tsHe, handy light butchers sos.
light butchers ts9TSo: best cows
f1.soss butcher cows ts1T: com
mon COWS, sA.aeu6, cannerS 81 so u
s5s5 best heavy bulls. $50 SS0;
bologna bulls. ss.5eQ IS stock bulls
$50 Z. mixers and springers. t3e0 s..
Veal calves; Market steady: best
81 70 = so. heayies. SOS sheep ana
lambs. Market steady. best lambs
tI4 s50it fair lambs. tlzG ta.9S:
light 90 common lambs. ti2di3. fair
10 good sheep. tio9li, culls and
common. Seut Hogs MArke, pros
poets. mixed hogs siA25 iAT5i pigs.
Y2wl2T5.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

The child welfare exhibit held
thruout last week In the Hudson toy
store On Lihrary-a y.. closed SAtur
Gay afternoon with a pageant called
The Children of SUNSHINE and
Shadow. presented ny children
from the Oslus Library center u The
recreation commission The pa
geant. written BY Mrs Constance
darcy Mac Kaye. ARD still in manu-
script. ws1 charminsIy given ny the
little ones Previous 10 the pa
geant. Mrs. f. o. Grosvenor zDoko
On the horae and school gardening
work OF the commission Mics Jo-
scphine Eschenbrenner. OF New
York who came 10 Detroit especial
L. for the exhibit. viii remain In The
city few cays longet tn speak lie
fore clubs and other organizations
on the work OF the National Child
Labor committee Of which she is
membership secretary.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
to- Enn ON aTN

T0LFnO Mar t.-rfose-- WA
cash 81 81 Nav g. aeE. rstfv ., "a
Tr~n Ca~r ard Way. $40. Irf,-
p ""it p7f-- Czech gPNo- Ne "
fAfsc. july 6er Rive rsah ~ Il
C''n-erseed Cash So nf Me-eh
go -. AMI f1nt6. October 20 -
'f~fk~ F-ima and We ~h Rff -a
- notify. Cash md March a. 80
putfsr Bviek- crsarrerv t1~ tvt
~renrrerv t2Lc Eggs. rrash -s-,d
1ed. 2sc fancy selects. soc Hav Tn
changed
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
nnnnInm A aanNnn

EAST BUFFALO y =. March IL
Cattle. Receipts 50 cars. CSC higher,
prime steers. tlLS0ule05. butchers
-. s1 q Ia 30 fat COWS. t6.58u9. heif-
ers. fsda.25, bulls, ssnsa5 Hogs.
Receipts 90 cars steady. heavy
81 700 T $50 workers. sib.i5dlbss.
plgs and lights. Sf30It
sheep Receipts % cars slow top
lambs, $3.50 1888 yearllngs tis u
1873 wrther. tI2@le.5e. ewes, tit.3s
I11.60
calves. s5dlas5
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
NV WORN COTTON MARKEr
DAIRY PRODICTs

Batter Extra creamery. 38i4c 10
creamery hrsts. SO dairy sc -
packing stock &c 10
EGG Fresh receipts cases ircIud-
oil hrsts. &c doz. current receipts
- &c doz. Receipts Monday. 1919
cases
Che~@~- Michigan fats. sac New
York CSC domestic swiss. sTa71c.
imported Swiss. S. b soc brick cream,
81 t- O.. ilnsburger. lib 2tt.r Glib
ga long horns. CSC daisies. &c
10
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
CHICAGO RIrrER

CHICAGO. March - 49, Butter FL
tras creamery. f0c drsts $50 2fc
dairy eNtraA 8fL G35o nrsts, 80
@5as5tsc young America. IS y y e6c
Live poultry. Fowls slice, ducks
iGde7c geese. 1auisc springs
1iLc. turkeys. zoe Potatoes Re
CENTS 81 cars Wisconsin and Min
nesota. ss1B0f25 fancy west. t..2,
n 40
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
~ YoRk RIrrER an EGns

NV YORK. March I2-Butter
Steady. receipts. 7.422. creamery ex-
trn. 40t1 n fic. DO. special market
en- if NJ f2ci state dairy tubs 1sn t0c /.
Initiation creamery hrSts gfts H11e.
Eggs. Outsf. receipts. l0.1ss nearby
frnrr o u dfc. nearby mixed fancy
eefsc. fresh hrsts. 20 q zoe
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
CLEVFIAxD LIVE srosx

CLEVELAND. q. March Is-HoGs
Receipts 5000 steady workers.. aiE.
mix 20, 8lb n $50 msdiuma lisa
1913; piEs, tIeTS rouEha. sia so
stage. Si4 Cattle Receipts rs cars
active, ioN15C higher sheep and
lambs Receipts two cars active a.
l5c higher. top SIS calves Re-
ceipts $50 weak to csc lower. TOP
si4
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
Cum coPPUR srOcks


Detroit bank eiesrings for Monday
were fs.ss0. 5os1s Total rlearings
Tor 1917 70 date are t5ftsse. 4l3.to a.
against f5st5etf7- sr the eorrs-
spending period bon 1918
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
roLEnn I.IvE srnCK

TOLEDO. March ie-Hogs Re-
CENTS. fair. market steady heavies
~ 2-ao q ~ Is workers.. tl1nf5 good
pigs fl3dfG-4b Calves. stead
sheep and lambs steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

The follow ipg Arms ara privileged
- execute orders on the exchange.
w. r Mos A e., Carlyle a Povnh
Geo. N. West a -. u. D. Mgccrone
u1eur Co. W O. Mclaughlin Mer-
fII. Lynch A 60. W A. IIamiiu 4
CO.. WIN a Nesf 4 CO. Sinclair a
&ct1'r. Ertnsst y sprsgue. WIN. ~,
koakard 4 Co Psnneft sfsIth y
Co.. W. r. Reilly q Co Maithew
Einn, a w Wallace q Co. Lowh a..
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
CHICAGO GR1TN.

CHIC AGo. March f1--Crstn omen.
ing Wheat Way. down 49,.
unchanged sept unchanrr4 Corr
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

prfatfnx--ths pI@ta n~at ktsa--thRt
% vfHbf-Tfme@ toh D~pt.--NsiR fs1a
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

May down Eci July unchanged,
July. up = c. Proyihions slightly low
err
Noon wheat. May down sAc.
iuiy down 9Aci september down
down S9r9' s Msy as~n de- &c i Ivy
oats MAY down nc. July down &C.
Provisions Slightly lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
AAR R0UN

Like Ford. Hudson and Dodge
great EARNING successes of the
industry in Detroit, the Harroun
has but one security issue-its
common stock.
But, unlike these others, YOU
CAN BUY stock in this great en-
terprise.
No single financial interest
no small coterie Of men-can
control the Harroun or monopo-
lie its profits.
Those profits will belong to you
to your neighbOr-to the host
of other investors who have
bought and are buying Harroun
Motors stock.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

The PRES ENT Harroun
PLANTS and their equipment are
the result of the sales of 1000
SHARES of stock. There remain
ed in the treasury for immediate
and future sale. according to state
ment of Feb. 6, 1873, 900 SHARES.
Grasp clearly the significance Of
this situatiOnl
II means that Harroun business
can expand without interrupting
its dividends-your dividends
from THE VERY FIRST.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
Bostea Cooper Stocks

quotations BIZ Hornbiower & Weeks.
~ ~. Open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13

b BID s-Sold
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23

conditio.ed :he!' are gradually broken
into these heavier phases OF duty, and
the fourth fortnight's training in run
ming and route marching with kits be
gins; also bombing practice with DUN.
my bombs. This is followed by the
beginning Of general musketry practice
and studies in field engineering. Off
GERS in these boy battalions are direct
ed to take note Of the special aptitude
Of their recruits for particular kinds
Of service with the purpose Of giving
them training for noncommissioned
officers, and ultimately for commits
sions.
Youngsters Of poor physique or weak
health are especially classified and are
given number Of weeks of special
light training with the purpose Of
building them up before they shall I'M
dertake the serious work of being
turned into soldiers. In this regard
alone the benefits accruing to many
thousands Of young men have been in.
alculable.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23
INSIGNIA FOR ARMY AIRmEN
How You May Distinguish the Ranks
Of Men in the AVA.
ton Corps.
Washington

San Diego, Cal.-Diagrams have
been received at the signal corps avia-
tom school at North island Of the new
insignia which will distinguish officers
and men in the American flying corps.
Local firms were engaged to make the
insignia.
A junior military aviator will wear
on his left breast silver shield, show
ing the American flag, with wing at
the left.
Officers designated as military avia-
tors will wear silver shield with an
American flag between two wings.
Enlisted aviators will wear insignia
consisting Of a four-blade alrplane
propeller in the center of a circular
blue field, with wings at right and
left.
Aviation mechanicians will wear SIM
liar insignia, a four-blade propeller in
q circular blue field, with the num-
Der of the aero squadron at the top.
Enlisted men otherwise attached to
the aviation service will be designated
by insignia consisting Of four-blade
propeller of white. to be worn on the
left arm just above the elbow.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23
Another Great Mountain Ranue
Conquered BY Electricity

The mighty Rockies, the Belt and
the Bitter Roots have bowed their
heads before the onward progress
of man-and the worlds COM
merce and travel move uninter-
ruptably across their rugged slopes
transported by the forces of the
mountain themselves. Giant ele-
ctric locomotives. whose only fuel
is the limitless power generated
from mountain cataracts, lift the
great all-steel trains of the Chica.
go. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway
across the ramparts of the Great
Continental Divide as if grades
did not exist.
And now another great noun
tain range. the snow-capped Cas-
cades in Washington, is being made
to yield its treasure-store Of energy
to serve the needs of man. Soon the
bark of the steam locomotive will
be stilled there, for the work of
electrifying the 2l1 miles of main
line through this range is we'll
under way. When this section is
completed the '',,Iilwaukee'' will
have 651 miles of its man trans
continental line under electrical
operation.
Mountain travel is given a new
charm-no smudge of smoke paints
its dirty line across snow-clad
vistas-travel is easy. smooth. 81
lent. and clean.
When next you journey to the
Pacific North Coast take either Of
those famous trains. "The Olym-
plan or 1.-The Columbian over
the trans-mountain electric high
way Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway.
Interesting travel literature and
full information concerning this
momentous electrical achievement
may be had from the local agent
Of this railway. adv