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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

Onsoae ben II. Oftober 1917.
Blair, 0e6raifa.

Sfolm Der er MI goot / Sang.
Der er 81 Stuoenter og @leoer,
% Der oentes 4 flere en- al "a.
geae. Der er 10 Stnoenter / Eco
IosafoeIin9en. 9i9enfoelingen er for
boLosois 9o0t repreienteret ! aor
: Der er "a / ben. 600 4rbeios.
nit Oiier Jig gennem belle Sfolen,
tiger man.
5reoag 4iten / iiOite uge
baooe pi Itort oonif grDIlup Der i
8Den. Get par 6. %. Gbriltenien
og 9uItrus Datter Rarte, Der bleo
Rgtepiet til Dor unge oanife Sag
ferer u. 6. Debel. De bIeo piet
/ Dor oanite 4irfe af Bait. Sbult5
2on talte til Dem no ira Isl. t46,
Sc ON at Iette 0eres Saab til
ssatobs Sub. = Otter 8ielien /
airfen par Der .Reception" / Brit
oens Stem paa 9olfor Street. On
bel Del Slegtninge, 8enner %
9efenote par inobuot % baooe ino-
fu1oet fig; oi bar fife He0e paa
Saaet, men Der par nof melIem so
% 90. De fIelte Of Dem par oan-
lfe, men ogioa ameritanife Raboer
oar bilot meo. 8lanot @eIterne ifal
ri iRrlig npone Here ira 9eresforo,
9. 9of., bpor bna6e Nr. gebel,
BANS 9rooer og to Sgitre bar BAIT
fom Siem / Here 4or. 9eiegenoe
oerfro par Sens 2arien, bans Dat.
ter anna en- Ssnneootter % en-
3otterootter, = Albert 9arien og
6uitru, : 5erman 9arien og Sames
sSenien og 9uitru. SioItn9pnte 9ar
par 9ogen foruo bIeoen git /
Siour gitp. Nrs. Senien, Ssiter
I'll DIR 0ebel, bar en- Si0 iom
@iiis 8ebel arbejoet Der / gpen.
Nrs. 0ebel bor / l9ngere Tio iom
Wis Marp gbriitenien bait aniet-
telie ion y0eputp" hos Dor Oonife
gountp glerf 0oe an0erien, og BET
FortpIes o5, at bun JON Mrs.
gebel forelebig oil ueobIi0e at ar.
beioe / oenne StiIling. Der. 8ebel
bar. fsbt en- amerifanif o9afpper"
10 og begpn0t Sagfsrerforretning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

Der i 9pen. De upgifte bar iat 80
paa Collar Str, on6et Sus 8eit
for Mrs. 8ebels 5orplore. Tan.
iferen enifer Dem bierteli9 til 2pffel
- 6lere berfra par til Reformati-
onsfeIt / Omaha i Senoags. 9ro.
iesiorerne g. 3. 8ig og 2. 81.
par Ser Iom 5olere, %
ANDRE par Ser iom Silbsrere. Sc.
item bol0tes o9ientIig pao 8anif,
men ben ibenIf -llttberife 9reit gbiu.
Iitno oeo SmmonueIsfirfen, bDor
5pllesmgoet bol0tes, bolot ct Sore
Drag pnn gn9eIif. Waan aniIoor
5orimIin9ens StsrreIie til 600.
.5eiten por ieroeles oellpffet, tiger
man.
: goit. Shult5 bar oeret til
Misiionsmsoe | Sarlm, Sa., lioen
Il Ssnoogs o9 pentes ferit biem /
|gftermioong.
@n Rettelie. Mon ger os
opmprfiom pna, at ser til ben au-
tomo6il, iom bIeo gfuet 9aitor
SduIt5. bar giorag paa boaot
1900 og $500, Iieeiom at Der
par taIt til ire al Rentgbeoens
gmbeosmpno ON Sagen, ier Sno.
Iomlingen bIeo lat i Sang. @ief
I5orngielIe optoger ri 6enne &etteIie
men ri mente at baoe ira fompe.
tent SIDE, booo oi Ifreo. Soao b
piloe pointere bar, at Ser bal
monge meo babe / og uoenfol
Wenigheoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
areOsaarsmsoe % Reformatonsfeit,

lOif.
gocific are0s al Den iorene0e
oanife 60. .lutb. airfe" afboIoer, on
.@uo oil, ~OeIe9eret aarsmsoe og
Heiormotionsfeit / anseor airfen,
Son 5rnncisco, Sal, / Dogene
81. Oftober-4. Ropember
aabningsguostieneite Onsoog D.
81. Ottober SCI. 2.
6oruoen De aIminoelige, areoien
oe0rsrenoe, Snger, forbanoles i'll.
gen0e @mner:
1. Sal. 80.
2. Sporleoes fremmes Ser.
rens @ernin9 / Renigbeoen
beoit.
Den y~fSoreneoe 9irfe"s 5ormano,
Bait. @. 9. Gbriitinnien, oil oere
.4reoIens @nit peo Soften % ltn6er
are6smeoet.
@llo gioe rige Daoe.
6or areoien
81. 8. SEMEN, areosformano.
ans9ar Reniobeo in0bpoer Der
PEG, / 8enbolo til oo~enitaoenOe, i'll
aarsme0e % Set. grGiter og De.
legoter iaar frit OpboI0. anore til.
reiienoe 8enner bpoes 9ogi, men,
begrunoet poa oct tore antal frem.
me6e Iom forpentes. fer Renigbeoen
ia life | Stano til at CINE almin0e.
lig 9eIpisnine. Ran beoes 900.
beosfuI0t meloe ii9 inoen 20. Of.
tober til en- al unoertegne0e.
aom rietie monge og oPr pei
fommen.
9oo Menigbeoens gegne.
81. 8. Senfen 9rait,
t52 06urd Ct, 5on 6rancisco, Gal.
6. anu0fen, sef.,
50 Romona ct, San 6rancisco, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
4S gcres nRr neo Blair.

On fyarm poo IS 9cres beIi9gen.
De 2 Ofil 9eoro for Blair og Il Mil
.Ror6 Tor Cumming Sin Sfolebus
'er til Solgs. gris 5000 per acre.
Nein6it Solo6eIen at aebeIunmen
moa uobetoles.
Sfrip til @ierer, Mrs. s. 81.
8eterIen, 9oute 1, Dor Z Solicit.
Wontand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Ter er nofommen en- np 9o9 al
ganife iare9en Snteresie ior
7anife / amerifa:
Sanife | Scamp
/ % for Nmtrifa.

SamIet os f~ortalt Of e. .. Big.
st biitoriit og 6io8rniiIf Bert
ON Dnnife JON gennem Eioerne bar
fumpet for Stjernebanneret. Zen
fenOte 6orintter bar at lit tore Wa.
teriale ON Danife beroore iamlet
oisie populprt ~fortolte Oplpsnin.
ger ON bore 2anosmpno, iom bar
bonet geien for os / BET merifanIte
ISnmfuno og Oerneo faitiloaet Dor
Set iom 8orgere.
Oct er en- Sfilorin9 iom enboer
3anff | amerifa fan lGie meo Stolt.
beo, % ben 6rin9er ct 89lo Of
llnoerretning ON aoifillige bit
itaoenoe 6ffieerer % Sufinoer Of
Nenige / omerifanif Sieneite, ale
al 6onif Serfomit.
grrfet pmfatter 400 Siber 90
er trpft paa flint slittet gapir, for.
ipnet meb ca. 80 Sllnitrationer,
inbbmnben | It imasfnlbt % if9rft,
bpjrsbt Sbirtinssbinb meb bpibt
ISiteltrbf.
Vortofrit operalt So. so.
l1ogipet al
NreI 8. gnberfen.
|212 8rofpn BIocf. = Omaha, Deb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
@n M 5Otosraf / 9pen.

.86e Neois Stuoio" er M ooben
Der boor Sincbmans QlteIier pIeier
at bore.
Sort arbeioe taller for fig ielo.
@ beoer blot ON a%nleoning til at
leoere en- grsoe.
aue oelfommen. Som % tilt
8efenotIfob. %. 8. De 0 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Zen belIiae Naopere.1

81 lille Subileumsifrtft ON RAD
oeren og oens 9etpoulng iOr Subs
gsrn. at Baitor g. 8. 3enien, ND.
grpet / a~nIeoning at ben 8%00-aariee
8eformationsfGt. til 5oroei Tor
pore gsrnebiem / 8aupoca. Bis..
oa GIT Corn, ga. 5oos / DdntfA
elltberon gatbI. &ouie elIer Dos
llogtoeren Roitor @. 8. 5enien.
Roun6 Hoe., RacIne. Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
NisiionsmBoe % SnsinonielIe.

@il Sub, bIiper Der R%isiions.
meoe % 9lisinooielie / g~et6Iebems
oe6 SocfionpilIe, So., /
2t.-23. Oftober. Rom oo
par me6. goa Menigbeoens 8eene.
8. q. Soenoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

On Ginger abrif Iuffes. BE.
trogroo, Il. Oft. arigsminiiteren
err bleoet u~noerrettet ON. at Sin.
ger Sefping Nac5ine Gompanp's
tore Robrif / gooolIf, MoIfmo, bill
blipe llffet paa @runo at arbei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Sefenbtssrelier.
Baa Sen6og.

SenoogsifoIe Rorgen 81. 9,t5.
GuOstieneite 4l. 1890 5m6. o9
al. 80 aften.
aoin0emeoe Onsoog gftermio0a8
aI. 1 / Sim 9ibrorp for at ar6eioe
for Hsoe 4ors.
8obit6amsoe 5reoa9 aften 81.
s iomme Steo og i Iamme 2iemeo.
rlnqoomsmeoe Onsoa9 aiten ben
"a. 0ftober al. s i airfens Crypt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
l1naoumsmeoe

nfboIoes at Den noroIige SolooeI
al Rinneiota areos / Guiding, @is.,
ira 26.-28. Oft. aGe er b~ierteIig
in6buote. geisgenoe beoes mel0e zig
til Rfis Rora 5bompion, GuIbin9,
@is. 8. %. 8onoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

ON @uo oil, blioer Der Wisli-
onsmeoe / 3uifin f9.-2t. DITTO.
Der. 9erlig. Snobpoelie til alIe.
8. S|enfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Misfonsmpae

ofboI6es, ON Sub oil, / 9~etbIebems
3. eb. Iltb. Wenigbeo, Monce Co.,
geebr., | 8agene $50. Oftober.
IlIe er %pelfommen.
8. g. 81 n0eren n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

oernes 5orlan9enoer og De Cab.
iom 6obriften lioer Iom 6gIge ni
ariger. 5abriffen beffGftiger g.
700 4rbeioere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Wnsnpnsmp0e

afbolOes, oil @llo, | Omotona, Wtinn.,
1871. OCTOBER. ane er pelfom-
men. 9aa Nenigbeoens 8egne.
u. 9ofgaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
SctrubtgprellCr.
Noresiefuranorina.

Bait. 6. 81. Olien. fsr 9artlmo,
isis, MI Denmorf, @is. SIT 2,
8or 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Wisiionsm@e

ofboIoes, ON SUB oil, / ct. Beters
Meniqbeo, g~eortbfielo, Minn., ira
26.-28. Oct, 1917. Aae er pei.
fommen. 9oo Menigbe0ens 8egne.
g. 80. 8eteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
A Christian Science Tale.

BY George w. Louttit.
In interesting story form this
book undertakes to show that
the failures Of Christian Science
greatly outnumber their so-called
successes and that the organiza-
ton is to-day a house divided
against itself.
273 pages. Cloth bound. Price
rs Cts.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Smeo ieaes.

en- opgtig Smeo fan ioa ltaoigt
arbeioe itrafs eIler til 1. Oft. On
troen6e Wano. beIit gift. ~ioretref.
fes. goo 2sn ies Ger life iaa neie.
gi bar goo firfelie 9etienine.
Sncob Sen e n,
2lcf, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Wisiunsmsbe

afboI6es, ON Sub oil, / 9etbonia
5. eo. 1utb. @eniebe6, 8lntte Co.,
0agene 26.-28. OCTOBER
9Ile err oelfommen.
8. g. 4noeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
0aar De er | Gbicaau

beIse oct friitelige llngoomsbiem
1862 3ortb 9ocfipeu Street, Iiee
ooerior gbene3er Rife. Dnnif
MooIooning. = 3imeIi9e BriIer.
@oot SeIifab / bp99eIige On.
gipeIIer.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Marriage Licenses

George r schiller 3S. Detroit Ef-
ne r Foreman, 3d. same.
Charles r. Sinclair. %. Detroit.
Laura Bauers, 20, same.
Edward Lyman. o.. Detroit So
phie Sandleman, 10, same
John u AndersaRr:32y- p4tFeit; An
ma Rosbury, 80. same.
" Bruce Kerr. q. Detroit. Ruby
Tucker. 90, same.
Harold Il. sohr. II. Detrojt Whit
fred y Francesca, -. Ann Arbor
Joseph HosteH. o. Detroit Emma
Froehltch 20 same.
Fred Dayrus %, Detroit. Freda
Westover. 25 bay city.
Peter Lucas, 80. Detroit Emma NJ.
Joseph q. GrinselL n. Detroit; Jes-
sic -. Henry. SO, Lansing
Edward Sage. ~. Detroit, Marie
Hcrton II Dawson. 2s. Detroit. rs
ter NJ lrotman, 20, same.
George s. Pierce. 40. Detroit. Maud
Edmunds. -. same.
Bernardo Rossi. 26, Detroit Anna
Schiapps -, same.
Fred W Harrison, 25. Detroit Em-
ma IT. Siliman. q. same.
Harvey ". Darling 81. Detroit,
Bertha 4. Frederick. "a. same.
FRED l.. Schmidt. 30. Birmingham.
Ala Carrie Grimm, q. Bunalo
Harry r. ilev IS, Detroit Mary y.
LcziRski. "a, same.
Austin g. Moren. -, Detroit, Ethel
Pyrue. >lg. same.
Lanceicy " Barr, ci. Detroit, Ha-
zel r. Huber is. same.
Olan spencer, 21, Detroit; Eva Fos-
tor. 90 same.
george r Stover. 80. Detroit. Anna
Swartz. e. same.
Parson T.. Thomas. p. Marion. o.;
Eva Schwartz, 20 Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
SHERIFF GREEN
ENDS HIS LIFE
Oakland County Official Shoots
Himself With
Revolver

Oliver n. p. Green. sheriff OF OAK.
land county killed himself with a
revolver in the supervisors room
al the Pontiac court house about 10
o'clock Monday morning His body
was discovered few minutes later
by Margaret Christian. daughter OF
ur Christian, sunerinlcnGnaH ef t}tt
Michigan State hospital an Pontiac
Hlc had shoy himself thru the right
temple.
Green had been worried, his depu-
ties say. over his failure 10 capture
the guilty parties IN FIVE Oakland
county slRyinEs He returned to
Pontiac Sunday night after an ab
sence Of n week on q futile hunt for
CIoWs
Green was completing his first
year ass sheriff. having succeeded H..
/. oliver last January He was 81
years old and is survived by "a
widow and one daughter, Miss Grace
Green
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
. FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Roll so s1IN For instruct Iue
vitrided crock lateral snwer So 2gtH,
Sra blocks bounded hv Martin. Liver
n0is. Barlum alley n ~ Rarlum.
Gor 80. S261 For ornstructiuE
vitrIhed crock lateral sewer No -3fl
ia blocks bounded hF TowuFrnt. Van
Dyke, Harper and Miller
Roll SO. 6-1t-A For ruustrHc tIug
vitrihed crock lateral sewer $50. 2HfI
i'm block bounded hN fINernuts. Green
way. Southheld Northueid.
Ron No S12H Fog constructing
VltrLfed crock lateral sewer So. a91
in blocks bounded hy Railroad. North
hcid southhcld, Inaerwoud Green
way.
Eou No $3.50. 'or constructing
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
DETROIT WARD IN
FRENCH HOSPITAL
IN NEED OF CASH

The Detroit ward in the American
military hospital No I, Neullly-sur-
Seine France. which was estab.
lished two years ago when the hos.
pital was known as the American
Ambulance hospital, and has been
maintained entirely thru contrlbu-
tions of Detroiters, need funds
10 carry on It's work. according to
Mrs. Charles A. Coolidge. Pasadena
apartments. who is treasurer for the
ward funds The hospital is par
of the United States nghting organ
ization az the front. and the Detroit
ward contains 10 beds" says Mrs
Coolidge THE funds for its sup
port will be exhausted by tho hrst
OF the year II viii require $4,000
fo~ its maintenance next year. Tn
I'll the present time il has been used
only for French soldiers. or Ameri.
cans fighting With the French forces,
bur no doubt from now on our own
soldiers will occupy its beds" Con
tributions FOR any amount will be
gratefully received by Mrs Coolidge
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll 80. 2iis For grading and
paving Warren avenue from y. NJ
h. r. 20 city limits.
Roll SO. 2N4 For grading and
paving alley no. 49, being the ~
ana Fourth avenues. Brainadr and
Tuscola streets.
roll 80. 2stS. For grading ana
paving alley No s37. being the alley
between Sixth street, Greenwood and
Charlotte avenues and Marcy street
Roll No. 24i6 For grading and
paving alley No. sos, being alley in
block between Commonwealth, Trum-
bull AleXandrine and Wills avenues
Roll 80 2f17. r'or grading ana
paving alley No. 18f, heing the alley
first east ot and parallel 10 Junction
avenue. from 81. Hedwig street 70
Roll No 2u8 For grading and
paving alley so. tFb being tho TT
alley in block bounded hy Green
wood and Fourth avenues Tuscola
street and selden avenue
Roll No 2fi9- For grading and
paving alley So. $40. being all the
alloys in block between Linwood
avenue. Ia Sale Boulevard. Ia Sale
Gardens north and Nicolct avenue
Roll No. 2t3e for grading and
paving alloy SO. So. being the "L'
alley between Field, sheridan. Ket-
cheval avenues and "a aterloo street
paving alley No. s2s. being the alley
nrst north OF and parallel 90 Buchau-
an street, from Twenty third strict 20
Twenty Fourth street
Roll 40. 2422 For grading and
paving allcy No sf3. being the alley
in block between Brush and Bcauhien
streets Kirby and Ferry avenues.
paTins Tnl Siie, Sii S@ SD Beiss 'qio lps aieg heg
In blocl, between Brush Beaubien
streets Palmer and lfendrie avenues.
Roll No. 242t For grading and
Roll No g425 Tor grading ana
paving Hecla avenue from 1881 o.
south ~ south line ~ Marquette ave
nue 20 the south line ~ Marquette
avenue,
Roll so s4cG For grading sud
paving LiuEiado avenue. from the
west line ~ Grand River avenue 20
Roll No. c42t. For grading and
paving Tarnow avenue. from the
north line ~ Michigan avenue to the
south curb limo az WrGraw avenue.
paving Western avenue from the
north curb line ~ Michigan Co the
northcrly line % = o. fo
Roll No 9s3o For grading and
north curb limo 90 Southern avenue
90 The south curb lire ~ Michigan
avenue
Roll 40 o470. For grading and
Qufndfc street o. fJe west liur ~
Mcu9uEali avenue
@.-ll Nu. 2l3f For grad.n and
paVTnE Hancock avenue from thH
east lire 20 GrHndy avenue fo fhr
west line % Joseph Tqwrau avenue.
Roll so 2FG2 For grading and
paving kerchevel avcnus. from -t--e
aaa--i-.-sf.----+--r- - sfTHT avenue 20 the
ca 81 HH d H H.H
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Grain and Provisions

1itAlN, REVIEW .. .L. 80. ......
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 10.-Lght
trading resulted In irregular prices
ON The grain market today
December corn opened late a.
Sl.24, down l-4, and later lost. Jon.
uary opened unchanged and later
WAS on IA, az sl.20. May opened az
Sl.lS l-2. up IA. but later lost Is.
December oats opered rs up, at
12c, bur later sold az n l.ic. May
opened IA higher. az 90 l-2c, and
continued 40 thRt figure.
Provisions were higher on an ac-
tive and higher hog market
DETROIT pee Io-Close: The
early grain market was steady and
unchanged ln Detroit. The hicago
deal opened with nrm feeling and
early prices were a little above sat
urdRys close,
The showing on strength at the
np"ning Was n surprise 70 the trade
here, for the people had been pre-
pared for lower prices by all the re-
cont market news The embargo on
eastern shipments 90 build up stocks
at Westoru points is bear sh. accord 20
ing 10 all opiniCus. but tho accumu-
lation " not yet enough 90 make
determined not 90 decline seriously
until there Us actual pressure. Cold
weather is what the corn shippers
have been wishing for, but they
probably have more than they want
Cd. Cars are not yet numerous
enough 60 make much change in the
corn situation. Dealers here feet
hearish. believing the increase I'm
movement and stocks viii soon be
felt Demand in Detroit is moderate
and offerings arc not large.
The cold weather viii increase
country consumption OF oats and hold
back shipping Demand is active
here and the increase In receipts Is
not enough 20 bring weakness
Wheat is active and the movement
here is NOT enough TO cause any trou-
bio. Mills are active buyers and
take an tho cars offered. Flour de-
waud keeps NJ. but tho mills are
able 10 meet the needs Of customers
promptly. Rye is not In much re
quest md the market is quoted dull
Beans declined 25c. The other
grains and seeds were steady.
Mondays wheat quotations. Cash
No red SAL: No. 2 mixed S2lo;
Mondays coarse grain quotations
Corn cash no. 2. S2.03 asked No. :
yellow. Sc oats. Standard. tic:
Ne. 3 white 1Glsc; No. I white, 70 y C.
$3.50 pcr cWt seeds Prime red
clover. $500 Mar. it6iO, alsikc,
fi4.20. timothy Ss66.
Receipts iu tho Detroit market on
Monday were 1000 bills of -four 3
ears ~ wheat. OF corn. s OF oats. ;
OF rye, az hay and 3 of heans. ship
ments were 1000 bbls of nour. stocks
are $4,000 bu OF wheat, 600 bu of
corn. 10000 bu OF oats and $4,000 bu
of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were SSa.-
600 bu. against 100000 bu q year
ago.
Exports of wheat and -four Mon
d8y 531 900 bu
American visible supply changes.
Wheat. 4.6fI 900 bu increase; corn.
'0" 900 bu decrease, oats, lS2b.0O0 bu
decrease.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
MOTOR STOCKS
ARE HIGHER ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE
en- o'HARA. FERRIss a co.

Monday mornings session OF the
'0cal stock exchange was indicative
NJ light business. Between sessions
go shares Of Rec Motor Car sold
at an advance. and tho stock show.
ed stronger tone Ford Of Canada
has been active AZ better prices.
while a small lot or Burroughs WAS
traded in at last price. The actions
~ Washington are Of tho greatest
lmnnrl- -Ln-&ecuEilr- -fffafA~t--fu
general. and ~ ls difflcult 20 base
predictions on events that must
necessarily occur on dsy 10 day
baFia.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
BRITISH REPEL
enc MY RAIDS

LONDON, Lee lo.-Two German
raids driven off was AL Field Mar
sbal lIaig had 20 report from &c
British from today.
Southwest OF Lahassee one OF the
German raids was driven back b-,
fore It reached the British lines. At
Klein ZillebCke auother raiding
party was repulsed.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Williams Aids Recruiting.

In the absence OF Capt. oscar II.
Fogg OF the ordnance department.
Who was called 20 Washington. Sun
day. Capt +. S. Crosby viii be in
charge OF the department recruiting
station, on tho ground floor OF the
Book building. No 80 Washington.
blvd Among Detroit civilians who
have been doing a great deal of
work for the recruiting ONCE rs J
Farrand Williams. of the Michigan
Drug company. who has devoted
nearly all OF hls time in the last
week 20 assisting the officers and
recruiting committee.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

blocks bounded bv WeterhV LiFer-
nnia Majestic. Fireman
Part s duo and payable wIth Iu
20 days from date m thls notice.
Parts q end 8 become d4c and UHT-
able In one. two and three years. rr-
specuyely. from. thc date of this nn-
t.ee. together with interest at thc
rate of four per cent tr1m fha datr
when THIS work was accepted hT the
city.
Either ~ aaid rartr may Dee paid
within 30 days from the date ~ tlIs
notice. without interest
n either ~ said rartF ono. tWo.
three or -four shall NOT nr paid when
they become due five per cent pcn-
atty and interest Rt rhr rate ~ seven
per cent from the fnte when thr work
was accepted hF fhe CIfI. win hD 1ad-
cd and tho premises assessed VIII be
advertised and sold as provided bg
fam
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Windsor police are investigating
an attack on Louis Zwig. eightyeaf.
old sbn OF Jacob zwig. nsh dealer at
No i2i Wyandotte-st, by seven
boys who are alleged to have placed
a moose ardund Louis neck and
drawn him up over the limb Of a
tree. The boy Is said 90 be In a
serious condition
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Dcc f0- Hogs r,e-
ceipts. 5000, market c5c highcr,
ums. $3.50. pigs. SIC. roughs FIG.T5t
stag St5 cattle Receipts. 30 cars;
market active csc higher sheep
and lambs Receipts 5 cars market
strong. 95c higher. Top, ~ 25.
Calves Receipts, . ears @ soc
hlghcr tor. $40.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

EAST RUFFATD y. r.. Dec. S.
cattle Receipts. 500. market slow.
steady. prime steers. sl3 d la.T3t
butcher grades. GSWf2; cows, 81 a00f
$50. Calves Receipts. Gu; market
actlcc, soc lower. Cull to choice, $40
f6 sheep and lambs Receipts 500
market active. steady. ChDi,r lambs
.50ul775. Gull go fair s1l50n12:
VcarlinEs 813u15. sheep. $aNfl q.
Hogs Receipts. ZOO market active.
rs ID 20c higher yorkers flt q i1.b5,
pigs, si6.NbRlG. mixed. S1T S0Gfl790s
heavy $17a0m1S; roughs, sl6Gl6.6o;
stays. 3t4SOfi
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
NEW YORK nuTTEU AND EGcs

NEW YORK. Dfc, tv Butter Firm
er. receipts. s oen Hfuerv extra = ttt
1fac. do. special market iqfs ~ CQC
state dairy Vuhs atn f0. Nuitttnn
Creemcry 0rFfs. nominal IgEr
Firm. receipts 6ffG. nearby white
fancy. 6Sn fSc nearby mixed fancy,
s00 SIC. fresh 0rsts beu51c
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
CHICAGO GRAIN Ann PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Dec lo.-Opening --
Corn Dec. no sales; Jan, unchanR-
rd, ~ y up Ac. oats Dec up 80
May up &c, Provisions: Higher
Noou - Corn, Dec. down nc
topened sl.2D. Jan. down hc May
down isc oats. Dec. down sc;
MAY unchanged.
tl0pc--Corut Unchanged, Jan. up
iYc. May up &c oats. Dec. up &C:
Mar. up = topened 7Ic) May up ic,
Provisions Higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Parts 9. q ard become due and paw
able 'u ono year and one month two
wears and one month. and three years
and one month respectively. from the
dutr n this notice together Wifh In
tereEt a. the rate ~ per cent from
the date Of the confirmation ~ tHr
rcllF
ANY or nlI of said parts may be-
pnid m the order named within go
days from the date ~ thr notice
without Interest
~ ritheF - said parts one. two.
three nr four shall not DO paid when
thev become due. b per cent penalty
and interest 7t tho rate ~ per cent
from the date ~ confirmation az the
Assessment will be added. and the
preWiafs assessed VIII Do advertised
and sold a. provided hy law
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
CTuu CopprR STOC<S


CHICAGO. pcc TO- Butter. Extras.
t1tsc. Grsts. 45a46iac dairy extras.
3a0f 44c. hrstS a7m31tsc Eggs Prime
ordinary. asa 90 NC nrsts a. 7060c.
cheese. Twins. 225s T22Ac young
Americas 20 y n 34c Live poultry
Fowls. l7T2fc. ducks. l7a2fc; geese.
1fniSc, springs 19c. turkeys. &c
Potatoes. No market. cold weather.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

KEN YORK -l0-zInAIlnd
United States steel tonnage tofalcd
sse7.106 on Nov. so. compared with
a0o9.f7S on Oct 81. and 1l,O5s.5fs
on Nov 10 year ago. Il wa IN.
nounced here today.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
RankA aud Trust ComBRures
Last Sale BID


The following nuns are privileged
q execute orders on the exchange
W e Moss a Co. Carlyle 4 povah.
Geo. NJ West & Co. K. Y. Meecrrone
a Co, " ". Noble & Co. y /" sey-
rni. Lynch & Co. W A. Hamlin q Co.
WIN A. Neer Co. Sinclair \. Couls
wendell Mulksy & Co. wni. Ross
srs a co Bennett. smith g. CO.. w.
ID. Rally < Co. Matthew Finn, A W.
wallace e. CN. Lewis q. oorton'
.Nehe- Beiden- Woodruff Co. Dood
Martin 4 Co. OHara. Ferris 4 Co..
webb Ice & Co.