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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Deaths

hospital s. years. diphtheria; Peter
flAton. lts Mullett. ~ days, intus-
susesPtion osorge NJ. Jehery. aoe
rssns X years: e.reeIsl hsp Sor,
- years. acute appsndieitis. walter
Grove. Grace hospital % years.
duodenal ulcer. Edward Eriekson.
marine hospital. about - years mil.
AIRY tuberculosis Adoiph Kukitsch. 81
!SssTesic. fH'O wi.ds ys:Ss OI posisesl
,iop; Victor H Al; "a fasnu-
eighth. J months. lobar pneumenia
DsSsll y; .n, Ts;sl isss Fort , W. .r
NsnSfsetaSsrs as,usi hospital. 81
years, burns 20 body John Lenvan-
dovski, lsS Thirty -frst. 80 years. In
guest pending. John HOLMAN. ta
s huslsui ~ y:srs souts s,lissticn % %
ME Wilson. Receiving hospital. about
20 years eerebro- spinal menin4ius;
Emmt Dudley. SOC Monroe. days
sS ss%s ,s sys 1,r .:sr =
Pnsamoni.i Rev. Charles Ausustins
ility: espni. or.st, i.S pivl:ion.
sssai:sp.ss i iss c.nSss s:r . Sssl.
Beamsn, ! ssar. oroupous isrynsitls:
- years. acute loesr pneumonis; Fl
eta q, Arnctt. ssi Herbert 10 months,
double lobar pneumonia; Herman
Hsss i,S r.it Sr, VI var, s. shr %ii
kowski. Gil Farnsworth. sb years
dowski. ssi Sos. campau. is days. In
enition; Eva Movable. ~ 81 Josephat
Z months. convuisions. william Sroc-
r ,1nsIx 1877 , Wills F. ?, w,I,;. Tsl
paul Dsskai. hssthviiis and Chen.
about ~ years. stab wounds; Alex
ander Clsto, ses Edward. year
bronchial pneumonia Edward ket
s ss masy hG siHlr.S.,s Hogan sr os
Cavalry, 50 years. asthma; Fred Hal
dun. asa orandy. montha iobs,
pneumonia Julians Nencsewski. y
fordyoe. IL years. appendiceAi al
sciss; Emil Grode. SIT kerohsvsl y
years pulmonary Tuberculosis Tho'
eho pnsumonis: Fiorence wismeek
Louise Udvsrdy. Toi GARFIELD
months tubsrcuiovs meningitis; Mar,
q Chatterson. as Woodbridge K.
days. conseniaal structure osophasus
years Essr c csreinoma Of right ovsry
Maurice salpsstein, 80 Hendris.
years. peritonitis. Sadie crsbiii. 81
Parsons. about 40 years tnaues
pending: Mary wtikmann Providenc.
hospital, - years. obstruction o.
about Sc years. inquest pending: vii
liam X. stark. iios Lothrop. ~ years
carcinoma. Mary NJ Keen. So Brain
ard. years. scarlet fever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
WAR TAxOn
TEUTONSIN
U.s., RUM0R
Berlin Agents Levied
On. Kaiser's Sub
jects Here
MILLIONS SO
COLLECTED
Reported German Lob
by In Washington Is
Investigated

NEW YORK. March io.--Fedcrsi
agents investigating alleged German
riots In this city and vicinity today
declared they have obtained svi-
dence proving that accredited Ger
nan agents have been levying wat
taxes on German subjects IN the
United States for more than n year.
One OF these German assessors,
the agents declared. has told them
bis part in the collections.
Millions OF dollars. the agents BE-
lieve. have been collected.
The agents also said they are
trying TO discover II approximately
So .OO0, 900 collected thru bazaars and
fairs for the German Red Cross
really reached that body. They have
reason to believe, they said. that
the money has never left the United
States More than 500. 900 has been
collected In New York alone by this
method
A probe hRs been started thru the
recret seryicN OF an alleged Ger
man lobby in Warrington and state
capitals, thru which Legislators are
raid 10 have been influenced toward
Germany. Sums arc declared by the
agents to have been spent in this
country to procure The election 10
legislative bodies II persons suit
able TO the German government.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
WOULD DISPLAY
STARS AND STRIPES
IN VOTING BOOTHS

Ten per cent OF the voters need
ed assistance at the polls last Wed
nesday, according 10 William G..
Simpson. No. 297 Marston ave, su.
pervisor in the nth district OF the
Seventh ward. In a letter 10 the
election commission. He advocates
that on April an American fag
be hung at each polling place.
John r. Schoenborn. No. st5 Da-
vid Whitney building, suggests TO
the commission that the polls
be closed a. instead OF II p. m.
He is supervisor in the third dis
trict OF the Nineteenth ward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Marriage Licenses

George ". Curtis. e. Rose King
II.
Jay W olmstead. so Flat Rock.
Ctessta NJ CrAmer. ~. la Sale.
Alexander Waller. 81. Charlotte
Taylor. IL
Arthur n. Gusrtln, "a, Detroit Lila
g. Rowland. 3s, Fair Haven.
Leo J. Myers "a. clara Ehy, Is.
Charles Brown. rs. Hattie stocker
John LupeAr. "a Jennie Bsnsscu
Gordon Dicksy. aS. Clara NJ. Bur
reil. 10
Robert NJ. Gardiner. so: Leona Low
stone. ~.
Harry Kracow. "a: Lsah Cohen n.
Louis Cohen. IS: Rose KAoaenik,
Frank zlrta. ~: Rose Lebeda. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
MOrtuary

BERGER--At residence. s3s Brush
st. Rachel. wife Of simon Berger.
and mother OF Harry ". Berger
and Mrs George l. Friedman. OF
Detroit. and Louis Berger. OF Bun
alo. and Mira Matt Rosenberg. OF
later
KArsER--Mhrch >. 1917. samuel r.
Kaiser at his residence. Wood
wArd-ave.. aged 30 years. . months.
husband OF the late Mary Rather
inc Kaiser and beloved father OF
Mrs J. G, Hacker. Mrs. Frank oen-
roe, AmeNa. Anna and Edward Kali
ser. Of Detroit. Mich Mrs wallace
Trumbuil. OF Troy. Mich, and Al
bert Kaiser OF Royal Oak. Mich.
Funeral from residence Monday at
n m eastern standard time. Bur
tai at Royal Oak. Mich.
KRA MER-March s. 1917. Matthew
A.. aged 81 years beloved husband
az Bertha Kramer. and dear broth
sr ~ Mrs r Spell Of Toledo, o.;
Mrs p. r Quincy. Mrs w II. Kent.
Charles and Richard Kramer. Fu-
nerai from residence Lake shore
I'd Monday morning AZ $40 and ne
81 Gertrude's church ct 10 o'clock.
Interment az Mt. Elliott cemetery,
VIA autos
SCHwAR =. 1911. Fredsr-
tex. aged -. dear father OF Mrs
O. Zinn. Mrs Rord. Mrs. N
RoeEner Mrs. r schuir and
clara. Funeral from His residence
iss MuiIett-st.. Monday at .. m.
wEYER March 3. Alvin suddenly at
at hts reRidenee. 7it East Milwau-
kee-ave. beloved husband OF Dora
a Weyer and father ~ Emmett r,
EdEsf N Eddie 8 Funeral Mon
day. .. m. from residence.
LINCOLN March .. in the residence
"a HaEeiwood-ave Mrs Laura
clark Lincoln. beloved mother OF
Mrs. A. l.. Parker and Spencer =.
Lincoln. OF Penn Tan. ~ Y. Fur .val
from the residence Of her daughter
SUNDAY, Z p. m. Interment In Ma
nIea n Y her former home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
FIRE DISCOVERED
IN RIFLE WORKS
Incendiaries Blamed For Saw
age Arms Company's
BIaze

UTICA, n. Y. March 10.--The
Savage arms plant here. where
Lewis machine guns are manufac-
tured for the Allies. was damaged
early today by FIRE believed to have
been OF incendiary origin. An in
vestigstion has been started
The hre was discovered in an oil
house and was extinguished by EN-
ployes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
CONTINENTAL IN
BRISK DEMAND

Continental opened With a sale OF
100 shares ~ s. This was followed
by sale OF 700 shares at s rs
and further smaller sales More
than 600 shares OF Charcoal com.
mon were sold az SIS Coahuila
also sold we'll nearly 600 shares be.
ing traded In at ? SIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
cHIcAao LIVE srncK

CHICAGO. March to.--Hogs Re-
higher mixed and butchers. ti!so9
lSlos good hervy; ,itsoaisSt'
,iStSsiS' pigs. tiitSaisso. Cat
beeves, tsSoGi3to: cows and hsif-
ers. $500 1880: stnckers and feed
calves tSsoaiaas. sheep: Rse.ip,s.
1000; market steady; native, 81 q
1890. western. tii sbdieto; lambs.
ti2A00it7S western. ti2C0nlb.o5.
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Livestock
sIoHIGAN CENTRAL srocK Words

DETROIT. Mar s--Cattle. Steady.
best handy weight butcher steers.
$3.50 $50. mixed steers and hetfern.
B09: handy light butchers t7as:
light butchers te07B0: best cows.
tT5oae butcher cows ts97. com
mon cows, t6.bO96, Gamers, $3.50
bologna bulls. IS 6oQ17s stock bulls.
$50 ~, mixers and springera. $500 IS.
Veal calves. Market steady; best.
ti1Qt2.B0; heavies. sos. sheep ana
lambs Market strong best lambs.
nf3su 1850. fair lambs, Sl34l3.15,
light 10 common lambs. tI2013. fair
to good sheep. tio0ii. euila and
common. t6n7. Hogs Market pros
peen, mixed hogs. tit35a1tSo; pigs.
ti2di275.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
DAIRY PRonscrs.

creamery nrsts 3Tc dairy. sc 10.
packing stock. &c 10
EGg--FTesh receipts. cases lnclud-
ed hrsts. &C doE current receipts
2ehc dor Receipts saturday, 1875
cases.
CAeese--Michigan fats. sac. New
York. Rsc. domestic Swlsa, 2Tdaac.
imported Ewiss. 55d soc. brick cream
nhc; iimhurger. lib. 2Bnc, 2-ib
FAC LONG horns, 25c. daisies. aao
10.
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Blohm. 50 Leslie. c. l. Hubert. 81
Tillman. w. r. WEIGH. sss Third; NJ.
ID. Assioe, as Catherine; J. John
stone. sac Fort T.. A. 0runst, fie
Ridley. 500 Monroe =. Korxenieski.
as Willis.
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NEW YORK. March 1.-THE week
" actual bank statement today
showed the following changes:
Surplus decreased SCI sS5. $50 loans
Increased taS. sas. 900: reserve IN own
vaults decreased t2s 2f7 900, reserve
IN federal reserve banks Increased
ts0t1 600. reserve In other depositsr.
les Increased 81 1889. 900, net demand
DEPOSITS increased sio5fsooO net
time deposits decreased 50 ssa 900
circulation decreased fas 600. aEHre-
gate reserve t7s4Ss7 600.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
CHICAGO RyrTrR

CHICAGO. Mar io.-Buttcr. Ell
tras 34b na7c, nrstN a3n3tc Eggs.
Prime ordinary. 25n2skc. hrsts 2sc.
Chesre, Twins. 2Su3bxc: young
Americas, asa y 2sc, 1--we poultry:
Fowls 9fc: ducks. n - CSC. geese. ~
21sc: springs. 31r. turkeys. zoo. Po-
tatoes. Receipts ~ cars fancy
west. 81 asa2.t0. Wisconsin and Min
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
CLEyELaND LIVE sroCK

Receipts 1000: steady 10 iOo higher;
workers. and mixed. t15. mediums. OILS
0lb.iO. pigs. tia roughs. $685..
stays ti7 Cattle. Receipts q cars.
steady. sheep and lambs Receipts
one car, steady. top. ti4sS. Calves
Rcccipta. loo. ateady. top. iik10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
CHIrAan GnAIN-

CHfCAGo. March iO--Grain open
Wheat: May. up Sc July. up
lc, Sept. up &c. Corn May, up Nc,
July. up &c Sept. nip &c. Oats.
May. up &c. July. down ikc. Pro-
visions higher.
Close-wheat NAY down si.c:
July down nc. September down TIC.
Corn May down ic. July down 70.
September down &c oats. May
down &c July down - C. Provisions
Irregular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Grain and Previsieaa

CHICAGO. March io.-orains
started out with q good advance but
dropped sharply with subsequent
trading. Good weather conditions
and German Russian peace rurnors
were partly 20 blame. May wheat
opened up is. later losing 2lI
and closing at i.s6 SIS. July opened
UP 1. later losing rs and closing az
i.65 "a. September wheat opened
up 1s up, subsequently losing IL
20 1915 Ia.
Corn opened strong but weakened
with wheat and the decline In the
hog market. May opened up LIZ. lat
or declining / and closing al los -.
July opened up IA. later declining
SIS and closing at i.071s
Oats opened steady and showed
higher tendencies hut developed :
weakness with the major grains.
May opened up s-s later declining
rs TO 80, rhe closing ngure. July
opened down Is subsequently DE;
Ginning SIS to Sc %. the closing quo
tation.
Provisions ruled irregular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Births


HlIA
John Ctda. stB Rivard BENJAMIN
RaEozzi. 2s4 Grccn: Benjamin Mas
cote. 81 Burdeno: Chas Schmidt. a.
Elba-pl. Joseph Madvo. ftT Otis.
Victor Nillak. 2iS9 Lane; Joseph NJ
Miller. 1900 Mcclellan: Edward O.
Buchta. 3ts Magnolia. John Fox,
22s1h Garther: Tony Yurkovsky. Il,
AieNsndrine. stephen W. Head. t5l
YOSEMITE; Robert w Green. womsn's
hospital, Phillip A OBrien, Woman :
hospital; Oscar p. Berg. 29s Hancock
w. A. Brown. 1893 vinowood. q. De
Berry. 1877 Seminole: ~ Y Kane. zee
Kirby W. J. Kwapich. ss7 Harper;
J. stepcak. itT Superior. O. Siovak
III Superior. G. KoHorA- i47 Morrei
r. NJ. Gross. s2s Belvidere: A Walsh,
I'LL Ellery; G. n. Schonachak. 1873
Mcclellan. W =. Tyrer. 19o BsGone
South: A. vaiileRcourt. TsS Lincoln
q. g. May. Grace hospital annex: A.
y. Munjory. gIS Williams
GIRLS.
j. KIsmpner. 91s Brady: y. Hope.
iae1 Twelfth. j. X. Banks. 40 Allen
dale. r. l. shannon. ssT Campbell.
J. Neiddszialkiewicz. a0a Thirty-sec-
ond. ". r. MonchAmp, t17 Anthem. NJ.
s.so ss.ro h. SSsy,i p B.p'e 1sD,
second; G chswkowski. ~ Hugo
Y. Idkis, rs Pollard. G. n Warren.
49, flliihridge J. J. Scott, III New-
ton a. n. Doughty 500 Cadillac
r. Hawkins rs Allcndais ~ q.
Rush. 2ss Vermont ~ ". Nicholas.
- TcrIr w. y Glzs. ftS OTIS l.
Iupna les lockwood A. spielef. fli
Elmwood, l. Tower. as Fourteenth
T. r. took. SO sheridan. O. Gchebei.
a. Pearl. J ". stein. $50 Nc Klnrtry
w. A. Rurnstt 3fs Edison q. Uawlik,
81 Lockwood. ! Newman. - Hish r. .
X Zuchowskt lI0g Chens a T.
Solum. I0fh EnElcwcod A. M.
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ceipts. 500 market ioc hisher heav-
ies 1850 nlb.sS mediums $1,000
1898 workers., t13ai5 good pigs ti1
i12b. Calves: Market higher
Sheep and lambs. Market ateadY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
roIEnO GRAIN

TOLEDO. March 10 --Clos~--wheat
cash. 81 ssis May. s2.o2l, July, tl.i
siA Corn Cash. tii0s, May. 81
90 u July. ti.i0h oats Cash. saAc
Nav. sc. July. 5Shc Rye: Cash
tI6t1b. Cioverseed Cash. Sli 20
March. tli. April. tiO.6s: oct. SEQ
Alsike. Prime and Ma rch. $3.50
Timothy Cash and March. t1s0. But.
ter Brick creamery. CSC. tub cream
cry. Al &C. Eggs. Fresh candled. s0c
fancy selects. ace. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
D-,roI, Rnuk CI~,rlps.

Detroit bank ciearings for Satur-
day were 50 572ssist. Total clear
1914 as against tatq.tss sss49 for
the corresponding period In 1919.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
EAST BUFTALO LIVE STOCK
nwauina a strWema

EAST BUFFALO. y. T.. Mar. IL
Cattle: Receipts. s cars: steady
Hogs: Is cars, higher; heavy, $3.50
0ibsS workers.. ti5.SB0l5.So pigs
and light. ,i3ait. sheep, 10 cars;
lover; top lambs ,is yesrIins. ',s
q ii.so, Calves. SIS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

DETROIT March io.--closs-Buns
felt much confidence IN the wheat
outlook at the opening and the start
deals. News was favorable to the
movement OF wheat.
leading point In bullishness IL
the presidents determination 60 arm
American ships II this encourages
the carriers TO leave port IL Will do a
great deal toward relieving the
freight blockade and thus remove a
leading feature OF bearishness The
British government IL said 20 be ng-
urlng with Canada for the entire
surplus OF the 1917 crop and every
thing points 10 great scarcity OF
wheat In all parts Of Europe. ships
ports and dealers expect heavy In
creases In the exports OF wheat and
nour The action OF wheat Friday.
following the very buliish govern
ment report was disappointing to
much wheat would be offered at the
advance because bulls had bought
largely for that very purpose.
II appears To be a very difficult
matter to get bulls TO foNow a mar
ket at such high prices. They lack
confidence and sell their holdings on
everv little advance. contsnted with
anything that IL proht on the
other hand bears are afraid 10 go
short Notwithstanding the high price.
owing 90 the very bulltsh outlook.
This results in a quiet market SHOWS
report on wheat supplies was very
buliihh
Wheat was easy after the opening
and closed with July unchanged and
cash and May &c lower than Fridays
close.
Rye declined Ic. beans ioo and
rioVeraeed gOc
saturday, wheat quotations: cash
No. 2 red. t2.0i. May opened with an
advance OF lc al fe.06 and declined
60 t2.0t; July opened at si.st and de-
ciined TO Si.sS. No. white. ,lSs.
s ssiHrde eS.h Scars? %o f1so 2iS No.
yellow opened ct Sii9 and advanced
yellow. tillls6fIsI oats: stan.
dard. o. l4c. No, white. SIC: No. =
bid Beans Immediate. prompt.
March and April. s7.t0. seeds Prime
red clover. Ill March sio.so; al
sike $3.50. timothy. t2so.
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
urday were 1000 bills. OF nour. s
cars Of wheat. OF corn. II OF oats
and / 81 hay shipments were 1900
hbla % -four and 1000 bu. 81 corn.
Stocks are 2ST 900 bu OF wheat. All
900 hu ~ corn. 24B0oo bu. OF ca g
and ~ O00 hu. Of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were Sa2-
900 bu.. against 1871 900 bu. a year
ago
Exports ~ wheat and hour satur-
daN. asa coo hu
Receipts or wheat ssturday --Du-
luth cars. against 81 year ago,
Minneapolis. 737 cars. against ESQ:
Wlrniper. 900 ears. against 472, Chi-
caau SO cars against i6S. southwe O. e.
219.O00 bu.. against is2 900 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
FLORIDA FACTS

Come 90 fiG woodward and lnt
ua explain our proposition. We can
help you on the road TO independ-
ence aud show you how you can
become the owner OF a Florida
farm and hardly miss the small
monthly payments. Over 100 sat
ished Detroit purchasers OF our
properties. n you can't come write
lecture Tuesday. rhuradsy and
Saturday nights 1850 Come and
bring your friends. Open every
evening and sunday.
THE WEBSTER FARMS
COMPANY
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ROSS LAND CO
20 ACRES
TAYLOR ROAD

Want bargain? SEQ this place High.
dry and level. with city water. all
clea rcd near car line, excellent
small sub. and Only e ~ miles from
the city hall Where can YOU equal
~ AZ less than 81 500 per acre. VIII
sell Or for $500. on casv terms. Io
quick Might take some trada
WILSON CO Cad sos
1915 Chamber % Commerce bldg
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sS,s. w.nitho. r.fa An. 40 90
Detroit. March !. 1911.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing 10 q true and correct state
msnt OF the accounts allowed and
paid by the Board OF Auditors 81 the
County OF Wayne for the months or
January and February. 1917.
CHAs a RUHRER Sec'y
Board OF Auditors. Wayne County.
Michigan.
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r,.s: e: .s'; D :::. s.:: az:
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GRAND RIVER

Two blocks IN car line. near K1dfurd
acres. H-roum house. choice soil
ideal location. a rea bargain No yuH
can buy quick Price only f..aHD.
terms
ALSO
very choice piece uf acre fHr
81 SEQ IN YOU want n ri.U Arn flm
where you Will like DO. -se fl.s.
Terms.
FIVE ACRES
Also out Grand River in same
vicinity good. high. dry -oiL ready
10 build on. viii trade it Cor small
house ln city 90 sell ru easy terms.
THOMLEY- WILSON Co.
Cadillac 6q09 l0lt cham 90 COM
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NV YoRk CorrnN MAnlrrr

QuotatIont BY T'aine. Weber q Co.
Mar 10: Opening close
BID High Low Rid Ask
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
GERMANY.'S
ANCRE TRAP
A FAILURE
British Refuse to Rush
Blindly Into Sea
of Mud
FOLLOW FOES
Y CAUTIOUSLY
Consolidate Ground Be-
hind Them As They
Advance

(Sfan Correspondent United Prcss'J
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
AFIBIID. March 1O,-The British
pressing forward after the retreat
ing Germans do not intend to be
trapped That is patent to anyone
noting the systematic organisation
OF every step forward. Everything
ls linked up. Nothing Is left to
chance.
Hindenburg lured the Russians
beyond the MaIu7an marshes and
then counter-attacked. throwing his
pursuers back into the roadless
swamps OF that ground.
The country on the Ancre aban-
doned by the Germans In compare
BILE to the MaEurian lakes district.
The British guns have annihllated
every vestige OF a road. A goat
would have dificulty In negotiating
the waste OF hillocks. cratsrs and
pools made by high explosive
shells.
Were the British TO pursue Inn
pulslvely thru this loblolly they
might face a disaster similar 10 tina;
sustained by the Russians around
the MaEurian lakes. But there Is
no danger OF this. While SLOWLY
pressing the Germans backward,
the Tommies are organizing the
country behind them. so the task il
truly herculeRn.
Altho the German withdrawal to
day was practically at a standstili.
there was a number OF indications
OF considerable activity in the back
area OF their lines
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The f0IlowlnE nrms e. priyil.s.o

Motor Products has declared an
INITIAL ausrtsriy dividend OF 81 n
snare payable April 3 10 stock Of
record March "a.
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COMPANY
5 ACRES

Ees side only . miles from ,itt.
near car line deal soil. q choice
buiiding spot. price only ss.2Se
terms easy.
TROMf.T.Y. WILSON CO. Cad sos
k11e chambaF - Cauruaraa hlds
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sales, 10 a. m. Go N M
Bower--So at 3SN. 100 at IS. 100
at IS.
Charcoal Com.LB00 al ~
Charcoal Pfd.--i00 at 60,
CcahuiIa--i00 At -. 100 az 40. 100
at az. 200 at a..
Continental Com --t00 az az 700 at
Q. 50 az .. % at :, 90 At 20 at q,
Ger. Amer. suEar---taS AZ ssE. 70
at 2sk. 2ao at 2st.
Mich. Sugar Ccm.--i00 at %. IS at
Packard Pfd.-5O at 1904.
PalEe- Detroit--i0 At ~.
parke. Davis a Co.-1S at iz6
W X Prudden-i00 at ga
REQ Cars at 3sh. 100 at Ssh
Detroit Edison Rts.--i0 at ttt-is.
so at HIS
The following Arms are privileged
60 execute orders on the exchanges.
W. r. Moss a Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. " West a Co, r. 70. Macerone
q Co. W w. Noble 4 Co. y; L sey-
rim. Lynch a CO. W. A. Hamlint q
Co. VIM A. Nesr a Co. sinciAlF a
Se.Is E no ( sppIT,sIsCn.s S wm. Jn n
stockard a Co. Bennett. Smith a
Co. w. " Reilly a Co. Matthew
rinn. 4. w. wallace a Co. LSwis O.
oorton.
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FARM SEEKERSl
SEVEN-MILE ROAD

SEVEN-MILE ROAD
Six acres choice high dry soil near
elopments. frst class land COVE
cred with trees ~ you want IN
ideai spot FOR q home sra this place.
TRpMIEY. WILSON co. Cad. 5000
1915 Chamber of Comm 90 h.uW
SMALL FARMS WANTED
90 10 or % acres within 80 miles
Of Detroit with o. without stock
and Implement send fun partie-
ulars
ROSS LAND co.
Nichignn's Greatest Farm Agency.
1909 Penobscot bldg. Phone Cad sSli
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+ PARIS. March f0.--"Fresh prog
ress" has been made by French
troops who on Thursday re-conq1or
ed territory OF over mile IN wioth
in the Champagne from the Ger
mans. Tho oficlal war once stPte.
nent today said:
THE Germans were repulsed dur.
ing the night after violent lighting
and alternate advance and retire
ment in the Champagne on the new
French front between Butte dc Meg
Nil and Maisons dc Champagne / he
French maintained all Efound gain.
&C previously ard made fresh prog.
reRs."
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LING'S LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BARGAINS t[
Easy terms OF rental or salo.
Milton. swset tone. good condk-
.,Neyans." good Tor beginner
krakauer. resonant tone .s..s ~
krakauer, art case, like new ~
bradbury. q bargain. $1,000. 1G3
bradford. fair tone. .......... IN
Paragon. new, nne case. 49,, iva
Newby 4 Evans old. sweet
newly a Evihs In nas cooaai.
Newly q Evans. cannot be tcid -
from new ..s............s.. 80
Kaufman. faii sixs. like new \. ~
kracht, full sine. poor tone. rs
Kranich a Bach. fsmous old
Marshall. returned rental. .... 1S0
SCHILLER schmann, ia nne CON-
schiller sachmani. rsturisssd -
j. p. Hale. very old. poor tone 81
LING PIANO HOUSE
- Library-ave.. King nlde
81 Years In business
No Agents. One Price
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