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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
ADDED ATTRACTIONS.

4 Nelson-Americau Weekly.
Y Hippodrome - Summer Boarders
lpicture), comedy.
Dizis- Chaplin, "The Rink" com.
! Pineess- Triangle comedy. TX
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15

Afternoon performance for ladies only No gen.'
tlemen. Matinee prices Qadies) Is and so cents.
Night Csc, Soc 75c, $1.00. Seats now onsale at
tins Book Store. ss 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15

Ben Wilson In Butterfly at Dixie.
Neva Gerber and Ben Wilson are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
IN TIE
FRONT ROW
.HEApLINERs ToNIeH1.
PhetopIays.

Musical COMEDY

Hippodrone 80. Hawaiian Romance
PhetopIays.
Nelson 40. What Money Can't Buy
Dixie. .......... The Spindle of Life
Erincess ss................ Idolaters
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-14

year s m en is the ps1sensl tax ss
erofth
Of
Wnh pr9vides pelay the
80 ~ ~~-' '"s p'SSe
faidnt M ssftiSn 2oss If
fuls fail
mpoaly convert
purpose OF
not less than fifty dollars
na h &
Section 0
py O
ana .als
W "'e "'se'"o' AMY pe
W. j. SMITH, FaM County D.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
"Fresh" Fish In East.

Each year millions Of pounds Of
fresh halibut and salmon are trans.
ported from the Pacific to the Atlantic
seaboard cities. or about 1900 miles to
market. Millions of consumers resid-
Ing along The Atlantic. W Of the
history of the fish they consume, i'm
agine that these once played in the
waters Of traditional New England,
They congratulate themselves upon
living so close to the ocean and being
able TO have a fresh supply of luscious
fish the year around. They never
dream that men have worked night
and day along the shores of distant
Washington, Oregon, California and
Alaska. that railroad trains have been
rushed GRO states. all for their ben,
eft.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06

son odjeli We Gtvrtek do Black
Hills prohlidnouti 81 DeadwOOd
Lead and Zinc dbl.
Pi. FIR. Hessmana zhotovila ne
kolik tasck ma siti a strykovanf.
Kdo by chtel n6jaku koupiti mIzc
Sc pfihlasiti u pi. j. A. Bvofaka
a penize strzene Sc darujou k Ger
venimu XIII
Jan Hatwan byl v Sioux City
ku konci minuleho ttdne, ia schh
ri majitelI u zamestnanc6 QuealO-
Wy spolecnosti. Oznamuje, z2
Thompson Lumber Co., z Minnea-
polls, vykoupila veskere sklady
cd Quealovy spoletnosti a pfeyez
me je prvniho ledna.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
DOMAC1 zpRAvY.

Pocinaie prvnfm lednem, pred
platne ia Independent Dude zvSse
no ma $500 roGne. Vydavatel sta
lie odkladal toto zvfseni, d~oufaje
v lepsf pomery, avsak prislo to
tax daleko, re bud'to must cenu
zvSsiti anebo zastaviti vydavani
casopisu. I'd vypuknuti valky
vsecko vstouplo v Gene vice nez
dvakrate. DIE toho, ably Glovek
vychazel jake drive, by pfedplat-
ne melo byti $500 rocne. Case
pisy vsude jiz zvSsili sve pfedplat
ne, ponevac neni pomoci. Kdo "a
plati do Tho ledna ma Independent
vezmem do te DOLBY starou cenu 81
so, avsak potion vejde v platnost
nova cena $500. Doufame, Re M
ii etenafi u~znaji nevyhnutelnost
naseho jednani a budou v tonic
mesici 81 hojne pfedplaceti.
Vydavatel.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06

Danny cd terveneho kfize Sc sci
dou pr. j. A. Ptaka v patek z
pros. KaAda je zvana by Sc dosta.
villa. Ktera DANA by chtela neco
zhotovit pro vojaky, a nenf Glen
kyni mIze TAX utiniti a pfihlasiti
Sc u pr. Vac. Machove, ktera jim
duda vlnu a zatne swetry, rukavi-
ce, helmy a punGochy.
Quealova spolecnost v~yprodala
veskere sv6 sklady Thomson Lum
Der Co., a pfevezme fizeni Tho
ledna, 1918. Kazdt kdo Quealo-
vo skladu dIuhuje, je zaddn by las
KAYE povinnou castku zapravil do
Tho ledna. j. H. Hatwan, fiditel,
Adv.
Ma pr. Thos. J. Wagnerovou by
10 %uspofadano pfekvapenf ' 1terS
veGer asi dva-a tficeti clenkynemi
terveneho kffze. Pc pfekvapeni
pr. Wagnerova sve hosty uctila
a %rozproudila Sc zabava, phi ktere
Sc konaly rutni prace pro nase vo-
jmy, atd. Mimo toho byla udela-
ma sbirka pro cerveny kfiz, ktera
vynesla $3.50.
Ma Geo. Dvofacka bylo minu-
lou nedeli ud6lano p%fekvapeni
sousedy "a pax Sc rozproudila ia
netni zabava phi hudbe orkestry
bratru DvofaGkovych. Ucinila Sc
tez sbirka ma terveny kfiz, ktera
vynesla SIT. As. M anglicke stra
ne uvadime jmena tech CO pfispe-
Ii.
Ochotnicky odbor zdejsiho So
kola sehraje frasku We spolkove ST
nj, v ned6li veter, 16. prosince,
pod MAVEN "P6kne nad6Ieni". We
tfech j~ednanich. Zatatek pfesn6
o pnl devate iodine a pied u mezi
jednanimi sokolska orkestra obsta
ra. hudbu. Vstupne osoba soc;
ditky 15c. VeSkere Glohy jsOu v
rukou schopnych ochotnikd, isou
bedlive nacviGeny, a neni pochyby
he fraska Dude dobfe provedena.
Kaadf je uctive Evan by SO dosta-
vii. Adv.
Frank Hatwan sem pfijel minu-
IL ttden We ctvrtek 2 Camp Fun
ston ma navstevu, dostav dovole-
uou. Frank je hlavnim kuchafem
phi SVEN pluku a ma diva kuchafe
pod sebou. V patek kdyz zdejS
domaci straz cvicila, delal sikova-
tele, a zaroveh okazal troehu vo-
jensktch cviGenf. Odjel v ponde-
Ii veGer. Jos. Jarolfm pry hraje
buben pfi kapele a Dude hrati
housle phi velke %symfonicke Or
kestfe, kterou tam zorganisujf.
ZdejSi rad Hvezda Zapadu, u.
G. B. j. u~spofadal zabavu ma den
diknvzdani, ma kterout pozvali byli
nejen Glenov6, ale i hoste jenz ku
spolku nepatfi. Pc seste iodine
veGer Sc odbtvala veeefe We spoil
kove sEli. kterou sestaviIy tlenky-
ne spolku, kde pfedseda p. F. w.
Kocourek vsechny pfivftal, a v
kratsi feGi Sc zminil o GGelu a polk
roku spolku. a p. j. A. Dvofak
pax mel delsf fec o v5znamu dne a
jinfch GasovSch otazkach. Pc vece
ii pax Sc vsichni odebrali do Mi
chelove sine kde Sc rozprOudila Ia
necnf zabava pfi hudb9 taborske
orkestry.
Chcete-Ii pojiSt6nf ma Aivot, pre-
ptejte Sc u V. j. Wagnera z Les
terville. ktery pojistuje u Securi-
ty Mutual Life ms. Co, jenz dava
lepsi vJhody nezli mnohe iine.
Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06

Frank Svatos byl v Yankton We
stfedu.
Pf. Jos. V. Hladkfho byln v
Yankton We stfedu navst9vou.
Pr. Franka Kostela cd Dante
ztravila zde nedeli navstevou.
Chcem hned, 100 konvic smeta-
ny. VellekOva Smetarna. Adv.
Josef Peska zasIal karu dobytka
do Sioux City a zasilku doprova-
Eel.
V pondeli napadl opet snih a We
sttedu mrzlo. Slunce nyni zapo'
melo swift.
Zhotovuji pekne podobenky BIZ
movancu. w. Blachnik, fotogral
Adv.
Pfivezte nam smetanu a vejce.
Platime hotove. Kostel a RokG.
SEX. Adv.
Kupuju vejce a platim vzdy nej.
vyssf trzni cenu v pen9zfch. j. F.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vAdy We farmer.
skem eleyatoru. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink. anebo oil meal, Haste sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Ed. Dvofacek nasel cernou pok
r5vku, Mattel il oddrzf pc zap
lacenf teto oznamky. Adv.
81. Marie Herman cd Witten-
burg byla zde navstevou tento IT,
den u pfatel. Odjela We ttvrtek.
James Melichar a Josef Svatcs
potali navstevovati Normal skolu
We Springfield tento tyden.
Prodavam mlfnky ma mleni kor
ny, kterS Sc ptipevni ma Ford a
p9kne PRAGUE, "a 1922. SO r. r.
Mkt. Adv.
Jest nynf v mode posilati toto
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
Farm MACHINERY

Some people don't believe i'm prepar-
edness in a military way, but there
is no farmer who does not believe in
preparedness on the farm. 1t is the
best policy to have machiney ready
when the season opens. We have
just received a large supply of spring
machinery and are ready to epuiA
you for your field work.
Glynn Bros.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

ron sALE-nEsIonNcE paorEaTv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
ACCURACY
News-B Bulletin No. Il.

Operation during the past week OF
the new machinery which forms the
Equipment Of che IIarroun plants al
WAYNE. has developed startling con
hrmauOn OF the claims made for
these machines by their manufactur
ers
The Harroun machinery is all new
and Of the very latest t''pe Much OF
10 contains tmpro, emeuty OF such re
cent da'c tlat the Harroun machines
ar NOT duplicated IN any other De.
r1r factory
ln this Uarroun equipment where
method of long st1Ndng still pre-
taU. recent improvements add 10
-pned cf production ana long Ire
a. She Qol-
In several cases. old methods OF
7'5nufscture have been displaced, IN
the Harroln equipment, by more
modern operations Notably IS this
true in the substitution OF grinding
machines for several major opera
tons formerly done by millers.
These grinding machines nov at
work i'm the Harroun plants. have
shown themselves vastly superior Ia
the types which they have displaced
Their superiority in SPEED is al.
most two 10 one.
But an even greater advantage is
the remarkable ACCURACY with
which these machines perform their
work
Where milling machines may leave
variance greater than three-thous.
andths OF an inch from the mathe-
matieally straight line, these Harroun
grinders produce a surface that ls
true to the smallest fraction within
the scope Of nicromcter measure
17ent
with uch accwocy o. is possible
FOR Harroun workmcn % join two
faces of metal so neatly that the
joint ia actually AIR-TlGHT
Such mechanical equipment in
creases the merit Of the Harroun car.
reduces production costs and ADDS
TO THE VALUE or EVERY
SHARE OF HARROI y STOCK
See this machinery ar work sun.
day II will PROVE Up
You should own an interest IN
corporation that has developed manu-.
featuring methods like this, for they
Will be profitable.
Tho very low developm period
price ~ 50 a share for Harroun stock
VIII prevail for onlY few more days
The stock YOU will buy will b. do
liyered as an sdihterim certificate
issued bs the Equitable Trust Com.
pany % New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

WANTED Second lanifor. $50 per
month Good future for steady man
Apply comm ssary department, -.
& g. Nav cation TO-. foot Or
NnyHe-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. May IA steady tone
prevailed in wheat A. the opening
and this Tsaon gave place 10 strength
The chicago market was the first 90
advance liverpool vas steady
The heat market "a now in po-
sition where experience and foresight
on the part Of dealers IL % no value
IN arriving at a conclusion as 20 fu-
lure price The trade 10 well united
in the belief that prices will not see
much decline, the chief guessing and
Csttmatius arc 49, to the advance
that may come. Conditions now AT
fcctlng wheat have npV0r been seen
and no dealer knows how 10 properly
rstimatt their effect Ordinary news
100 Of mo- value. conditions that IN
other years would have sent prices
up or down have no effect now.
The present situation would in or
dinory seasons Indicate an end OF the
advance because the lost acreage Is
known. tho crop Is making nno pro-
Ercss and the quantity on hand IN
known together with a fair idea OF
the needs The market has had the
advance that should come from the
var and also that caused by the
damage 20 the winter crop All these
'hings are known and probably dis
counted, but something else may al
feet the market any minute and all
the above VIII be forgotten Mills
continue 60 buy wheat every time IL
~ offered. Offerings are small and
the supply and demand situation is
very strong
Cash wheat was strong early and
declined later. closing without
change The same With July. only
ttat deal closed 7c higher September
advanced 7c
oats advanced &c
Fridays wheat quotations. Cash
and May No . red 1927. July opened
without change al t25,. advanced 10
s251, declined 20 t253 and closed at
s. - September opened AZ 81 ad-
Vanced % te.27. declined 20 t2.7o. and
el4sed a. '2.l2 No J white. i3at
Fridays coarse grain quotations
81 No. { yellow. 81 sou oats.
standard 13ihc No. q white, 75c, No.
I white. &c Rye. Cash No. q. t7l0.
Beans Immediate prompt and juno
shipment $40 seeds, Prime red
cl0ver So ~ October. 81 IS alsike
81 90 ti'uofhv. $40
recefpt8 IN The Detroit market
FlIeaN included nm bills ~ Sour *
rsr0 - wheat - corn. IS - oats
and ~ rye shipments were ,.n0A
nhls - nour co0 IN ~ whest ard
1000 hr ~ corn stocks are 79s 600
tu ~ wheat 1000 bu % corn. tks
Exports ~ wheat Friday. $4,000
bu
Primary wheat receipts were SIS
900 bu. against AIS 600 bu year ago
Receipts ~ wheat Friday; Duluth
80 cars. against - year $50 Min
neapolis go cars. against 22s Win
rfpeE $50 cers against SIS. Chicago.
90 cars against 81 Southwest ga 00d
hu against ise 600 hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Nlortuary

HtFFN N4 1859 rdp.rd h,
loved rushsr1 - sophia fraNnor.
are' 50 wears Funersi from res
u~e ifos Mchicau-aye. Monday
NNTHoNN Nav 10 1917 az resf-
husband 80 Minnie y Anthony. u-
termcnt az Akron y
BROwN Harriet Elizabeth. wife az
Frederick - Brown. 3Ol Rurlin-
Rnmc died Nav g. Services az
iefidenc" a. SO a. m SATURDAY
ftrial service r. m SATURDAY..
ir .n"npa church. clair
DItLTl MAY 80. a. reedeucs tso
Nrtr rlS-oro Harriet ~ DilIet
beloved eott~r ~ Adclhert 3.
rlsrenre n. rho tato Waiter H
ana Mr. p NJ Da,. Rut tsl -
Jackson Mico SATURDAY Rrook-
lyn Ni.h uanors pleas conv
GRIFrITHs Nav Iof5 - resi-
dsncc Fllaa-n Crosse Points
Park MAUD N'chie GfifafAs aEed
~ years. daughter or A - MIchie
Funeral scrvices fsom So Paul q
church. Crosse pointe Saturdss a.
LEZO7-T Ma, Iuius axed IS
wears a. hts residence. IS5 Town
send belo' 81 husband 90 Gather
the and father % tvdis and Emms
T.ezoti and grandfather of T.or-
rettn Nah Funeral from residence
Saturd7v AZ So Deceased vss
n curporal Of captain u W Hen
drtrk's company - Thirty fourth
Infantry In the civil war
IFSINSRI-Ma = ~ sa-anac Lake.
v. aged IS Stella. beloved vie
81 Schn TseSinski. mother - John
Ir and lean. and sister o. Joseph
Tdwaro Leonard and STANLEY Lea
y~zysrski Funeral Saturday Nav
~ from residence. 1850 y Grand
hlvf ~ ? . m. 20 81 StRntsia~e
church Medhurv and Dubois
Rural a. Nj Olivet cemetery
sIMMONDS Carrie smith. beloved
VIE ~ George simmonds sister -
Thu mas. Henry John Mary VII
liam smith. Mrs George gilbert
and Mrs tnhn Crudden Notice OF
funeral iater
TRoTTIER George y Nav
10 1917. beloved husband ~ Neiite
Trottier and brother 81 pe1a
Louis and Veronics F'inera from
resid-nce fSi Phiip-ave Saturdav
at 270 p m under auspices ~
Ash,Ar lodge 80 81 z and a. "
Montreal Ia Press and Runaio pa
pers please copy.
WILDER Nephiris F. relict az the
late Rova' " wilder ard beloved
mother ~ George r and Irene W
Wider Funerai from rcsidencc
az Raker-st. saturday az 10 and
Holy Trinity church a. 2 o'clock
YOUNG NAY 30 1917. Catherine be-
loved sister or Mrs Mary Hardy
Mrs George Crawford .nd Louise
walsh Funeral Monday from n m
iiv residence $50 mbrli-ave
sso Holy Trinity church ~ a m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

CHIC Ago May ll.-OpeninF
Wheat MAY up Sc: Iuly unchanged
september down &c Corn Way
az ic. July up d. September down
- oats May up Lc; july up .c;
September down &C. Provisions
lIlRher
Noon Wheat Nav M &c. 1uly up
So sept up i0i4c corn Ma, up
- July up ti.c sept up -
oats May up g. July ny -.
sept ~ a. ProviEions higher
Close Wheat MAJ unchanged
July mo 2itr. september up &C. corn
Mst GOWN rGc; July down = sep
t~rlt~r IN 80 oats Mav m - e.
lult 40 &c september nj ic- Pro-
VISIONS steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Produce

ROIT. Nav Quotations
and e0nditlons IN the produce mar
kct ron THURSDAY were practically
un hanged from the dsN before Re
o"fpt- Of country dressed hoRr have
bcen q little more than the demand
.ould care FOR this week and as a
ie little soft in tone Quite few
car of western poultry have been
fNt etEAd this week bur be- has All
hs on absorbed. ia addition 10 the eU-
pr - receipts. Potatoes ave stead
and in tact steadincSs about lets the
" hole list out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

CHICAGO. MAY Hogs Pc
ceipts i4D00 market. strong 10 z
l5c higher nnixsd and butchers.
sib.gO a 1915 good heavy 3iEs0g
1875 rough hcayy $3.50 n 10 ~.
light. ti59isto; pigs $1,000 1850.
Cattle. Receipts $500 market
steady heeves, 50 400 3 20. COWS and
heifsrs ss6saii 80. storkers and
feeders. tI.J0G 1879. calves 50 30 n
la2b sheep Receipts 600 market
strong. 1O0i6c h!rher. native S1l.15
0i44O. western. 3l2u $50. lambs
1ll60RlA MeatnTr 1llatn ft.as.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

WANTED TO -MHsCULhANEoUs
CASH for old false teeth. gold orownA
broken tewelry. dtamonda NatcheA
ett. fulf vaiue paid. Liberty Rfg.
Co 81 WnadN'd tth Sonr elevator.
TO HENT-HousFs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
roIFno cRAIN

Ff'ENb NaA rI CflfInc
sf..et Whrst cash srd MAJ Se 80.
fIfr tE +e7tem s. corn
rasr $50 Ma, ; so1. futt
= oats ash ana MAJ 1ac
IIlt 800, ~eptembcf $50 EYs cash
NJ DioyerFced cash 5000. Drto-
f~t SIfr2 december si1sG AIairs.
prime fi1.1U Timothy cash 81 20
Better brick creamery sc. fuh
creamery. 4ohc Eggs fresh candled
Csc fancy selects. SIC Kay IN
changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. MAJ - Hogs Receipts
light. market 100 htgher hearicF
ia mediums il5a06I6 workers.
ii3bo6 90 good pigs. St3di&.25
calves Market. stead, sheep and
lsmts Market steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

EAST BUFFALO. r.. 8. MAY H.
Cattle Receipts. $50. market active.
1rm. prime steers il2di2 $50 butch
er grades. sSN 90 cows $3.50 q
10 25. Calves Receipts. 2 200 mar
ket active steady Gull 90 choice. ssh
l225 sheep and lambs Receipts.
5000. market active. lambs ] 0C high
or. choice lambs. $50 90 Gull 20
fair. fi0Hi4.Tb. yearlings Si0d a so.
sheep. syn so Hogs Receipts.
3 900; market active. JQl0c hiEher.
workers.. ti4S06l6s6: pigs. ti36Od
IL. mixed. tis2SQ1s40. heavy. SIS 90
@l55o. roughs. Sl4d14e5, stays So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Livestock
MICMIGAN cENT.tAL INFORMATION

MICHIGAN GENITAL SIOChh ARDS
DETROIT. May n Cattle Market
steady best heavy steers. t1ubUW u,
best handy weight butcher steers $40
y 1915. mixed steers and heifeTs 80 q
n a. handy light butchers. IS 500 O.
light butchers 3LLnMA50, best eowA
- bOQa. butcher COWS. t1ds common
COWS. 3e.tbQ $50, cenners. i6d f.t5 /,
best heavy bulls. ts7bM825 bologna
bulls. tSQ975. feeders. s. 30 y So
stockeTs. 1us.S0. mixers and spring
ers. t5OHgO Veal calves Market
steady best grades. tl2 90 Q ;. heaV-
les fTQs25 sheep and IAN 'e Mar
kct steady, best lambs. ti4n A.25
fair lambs tl3a13.5O. night Co COIN
mon lambs. s. 6OWI2. fair 10 good
sheep. g26d1O25 cullS and common.
tidS. Hogs Market prospects. Or
pigs. ll3Mla.bo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

and
store Mehlgan hstsblshed store 9
a 70
are VS. % ~ ~ My make '8s
a
Snd s
imports Tor over these
william 4 HiNEs X yer-svs west near Baseyavs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
Sugar Market

Sugars --De-roi, Wholesale prices.
Crystal doninoes, LIB. Sl3. do. S-lb..
ti2 eagle tablets. 81 20. cut loaf
1850 cubes. tI020 XNNN powder
ed s. % standard powdered 1870;
Grenulated. extra Coarse 1875 do.
nne. In bulk $3.50. Co.. "a To- oottons.
500. crJ stsl domino gran. alb and
Bib cartons IN raReS. SIS do. IF
TONERS \. fSi5. no 4 ssSo No S.
Se45 10. s. $40. No g. f935 No 3
g. 30 No. .. Se25. No. 40. 50 30 No
II. 3st5 Nc -. $40 No. i3. 80 oS
NJ -. - % 70 IS. Do5 n.eak-
$40 prr 100 lbs household powd
-. 20 tN case. i..s5 do. - TO case
s. 90 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12
REAL ESTATE statesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen
W. hate about 700 lots located with
jon au slght-mtnute ride from the
Ford factory and ! 200 feet from
the new Highland Park and Royal
oak car line
Unless Won know how 20 sell We
don want YOU our big commits
sions viii interest the class % good
salesmcn that We want.
A change may help you "a get going
aRsin n Won arc getting stale on
the Job.
The j /. Thompson Co.
seventh Floor Breitmsyer Bids
Corner Broadway and Gratiot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-12

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SINGLE HOME

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HIGHLAND PARK

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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-07

center Of the province. To the west of Eessara bia lies Rumanian Molda- via, and to the east the Russian prov inces of Podolia and Kherson.
 "A successful invasion by the enemy down tho Dniester River would not only penetrate zone of the richest agricultural sections of Russia, but would take the armies fighting on the Runaanian front in the rear and iso- late them or force them to retreat.
 "On the other hand. an invading army would be more than $50 miles from it's base at Lemberg, with very limited nsiortation facilities for its rationing and munitioning.
 The original inhabitants of Bess- arabia are believed to have been Cim- merians. after whom came .he Scyth- ians. Hkcause it was the key to one of the Approaches toward the Empire of Byzantfum the province was in- raded by many successive races dur ing tie early centuries of the Chris tian era Trajan incorporated it with the province of Dacia. and in the next century the Gotns poured into 1t, to be followed in turn by the Huns, the Avars, and the Bulgarians.
 "In the seventh century a Thracian tribe, known as the Bessi, settled there and gave to the land it's name. Be- tween I'll and 1912 it was the great bone of contention between the Otto man Turks and the Russians. The times in that century. After the Na- poleonic wars it was definitely an nexed to Russia, and it's frontier push ed southward so as to include the delta of the Danube
 AS a result of the Crimean war McIdavia was given Dabrudja and other territory, but under the treaty of Berlin in 1917, following Russfa's mastery of Turkey and the Congress of Berlin .Russia secured all of the territory east of the river Pruth. Bessara o,a's boundary has remained from that time tc this, but it was reported upon the entrance of Rumania into the war; that the latter nation was to have parts of Bessara- bia, Pennsylvania and other regions so as to include within her domains all territory after the war that contained a predominance of Rumanian blood"