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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Or. 1sratit1r
Gin Nmftiilrct!
@OIlte Sie Napnqrdlie abIdaffen; !;
@taiarbf nnO 9ilridD ieine Selfcr;
8iener 3eititnsen ge9en ben Be
euaoigteH.

lnliter6ant iiber 2onoon, 10. sd.
nuar. - 0r. &arl &ranor, Der
oiterreidii9e 9lbgcoronete, oelien 80.
Oesurteil pegen So9berrdt5 bon
aaifer Scarf in 15-idbrige t5efGng.
niS1trafe ungeipanoelt lpur0e, luirDa
1T einer 8iener 8epeidje ali Sic
Jranffurter 3eitltng ibarf anpegrif.
fen. Gr ioa i1on Dor un0 luabren0
0es &rieges an elmer 8eDegttng Sur
gnttbronung Der @tonardie t1tiq
gemele1 iein. Or. &romar miro ols
Giibrer Der ponilopii9en @rppagon.
0a beaei9net, Die in ti1ediiben nlO
rriiopbilen areiier betriebelt tuurOe.
SSSn Der 9epeide beiBt es:
0Somobl IN neutrolen tnie in
feiu0li1en 2Gr0ern beitulO cine
peitberbreitete repolation1re Hrppa-
gattoa, Die oie 5Aaffllng eines
tidediIden, bon 9eiterreidr llnaarn
unabb1ngigerl Staotes beaiuefte.
glnteiL an oieier gemegltng batten
BrofeIior WaaiarDt uao Elm geipijier
3ilrid, Der bon Der sSrorlt Su ben
fSeinoen 0eiertierte. @S lit bepieIelt,
Dab einige ti6ediide 6iibrer, Be.
ionOer8 9r. GraHar, lange Dor benz
&rie9e cine 8epegung eilIeiteten,
Die Die &rennung Der tI6edijhen
lul0 flobafii1en @ebiete bon Der
W3onor6ie be5iDedteu. Ser lgitation
Der Qlngeflogten lit e8 ou3ufdyreiben,
OaB mdbren0 oes &rieges elm SeiI
Der ti6e6iiaen 8eb0lferirng fi6 ena-
porte unO Dem erfolgrei1en S6luB
0es Samples Sitt6ernilie in 0en
8eg legte. Rie Edtiefett oes Or.
&romar lit ferner nerarttDortIid, fur
6ie l1n5uberIdifigteit ser Sol0oten
IN efntgen &orps u10 fir bic grseIIe
etniger tibediider Ernppea.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Slctteit0ntt tuiSerrmft
Rcnftakt fir 1tzBcctc!

Gong Bead, Gal, 10. Sorl.-8as
5lottenomt bat ben Der California
Ship Building So, iibertrogenen
aontraft mir ocn Ban bon orci
aiiitenberteioigungs Sauhbooten qe.
tern ipieoer riidgdn9ig ge1adt. Ger
Sritno fiir ole g9ioerrufuug oes
aontraftes lit nod nidt ongegeben,
ober in Dem 6etreffen0en S6reiben
lit ein aus5tg oes griefes zines
llnionarbeiter .5iibrers entbolten, in
ipeIAcm oerieIbe erflGrt, oaB in
folge eiues unerIeoigten 9lrbeiter.
itreifs pom /. 0iai 1916 Die be.
treffen6e 6irma fir nitnfair4 gilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
BoMaac bat 111anecl
an Gauctboctcn!
Wl6dte, iuic sun0Dn melOet, inter
nierte ensliidle nnO oeutife
llsNpote faufen.

2onOon 10. San. - Nod elmer
in 2onoon aus Gem Soag eilltref-
fenben aeuterOepei6e tetIt Ser boil
ldnoiihe Worineuinilter, S. s.
Rombonnet, nit, OaB ipegen Ser
ourd ben &rieg beruriahten Sem.
ntung oes Sd)ifi8baues nit ben bri.
tiihen nno Oeutiden Reeierllngcn
llnterbanoluu9en 8tpeds fiinftiger
lIebernabne bon internierten 1ol6-
booten ieitens NoaolOS angefniiptt
tporoen ieien. 8isber lit 0ie lteber-
nabute eines britilden inb zines
oe1ltiden llnteriee6ooteS in ole g8e-
ge geleitet porOen (Gb es mo9r tit?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
lrit ppn fsrautins neitnrher

Chicago, 81, 10. SAM = Neit
6rib BON 5ransilts, Der Montag ae.
Itorben lit nibt nur EN- be0elten0er
@ei66ftsmmn ltrb 8nnfier, Iouoern
aud ein 5oroerer tpobrer annIt aus
Dem 2eben eeidieoen. Ser 8erItor.
6ene, lnel6er einem 2ungen. un0
8er6leioen erIdg mar EN- fltnltffttni.
ger aunItfenner eriten @a1ges mo
bot oIIen oetti6en 8eItrebungen uif
ie6em @ebiete 1tets iparnes esyrfe.
reIle entgeeengebradt. gr birter-
laBt ein 8ermosen BON etfua ST..
100000 Ser @eritorbene mar altd1
ais SdrifHteIler tttig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
snelanS lest S5dlltpreiie feit.

Sonoon, 10. San. Ser engIi.
ide Observation-Disclosures Baron
0nbenDort hat iiir Die 6orner fol.
aeuoe Ierfauispreiie fir bic ernte
oes sSnbres 1917 feitgeiett: @ei5erI
60 ShiIling per 504 8funo; SAFER
3S 5diatna 6 gence PET 1856
Yfitno unb aortoffeln gu i6man.
fenoen 9reiien bon 115 Bis 1870
SdiIIino per Come.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Oes Gctlc,laos
lebitlSi9 beFmnSen!

0Incp 10, San. glop Sinter.
liter plr0e bellte bon ben @eihpo.
renen oes 8iitriftgeridts ibnl0ig
befun0en, ben LOB ieiner @eliebten,
eiliiabetb Aalcliife, an nelder er
cine berbreheriide 6peratiou Dor
uobln, oerlhul6et 5u bobeu. 9as
getoitt lnittete auf 3otihIng. Sic
@eihmorenen iUoren IL Stunoelt i'll
9erntuua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
@eneral gse6iter aeiturben.

@oibington, 10. SatI.- General
SSoiepb gf. @ebiter lit bier i'm gfIter
bon II Sabren gcitorben. Ser
@utiflafenen Der in 9ontbo1, Ssyn-
oien eeboren ipiIroe, mar in Sen
Bioniertngen @enernIonualt bon
gtebrasfo nn0 Gin geteron oes 9ar-
eerfrieges. Seit ben letten II Sab
rem mar General @ebiter i'm &c.
portement oes Snnern t1tia. Sic
2eidle miro md 2incoln iiberfnhrt
iper0en, no en- S1nlstoa Die ge.
eroianHe itnttiinoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Die Grieaspr6i0sritGt.

Wtineola, y. y. 10. San. Dag
itoatli6e 0ber9eridt bat Die grao.
lep Confirmation Co.. DernrteiIt. Dem
giedJts1nipatt Gborles Siler bon
9em gort fir ole 8upeiiiing zines
aontrattes fiir Die 2ieferung bon
ariegsmoteriot filr Die riiiIiide Re.
gieruna in 9obe BON $37,500,O00,
cine aomntiiiion in Sobc BON $l0O,.
600 niis5u5ablln, obeleidl Der gtllf.
trng niht ausgeiiibrt ipuroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
ucriueailcbcr
OGrtpfcr oekapert!

Berlin 10. San. (Etnfenberidt.)
Ser normegiiAe 9ampfer u2li.
puS" Der ariegsfonterbanoe an gorO
bate, tpuroe bon einein oeutihen
SorpeOobootidger gefapert unO mad
Samburg gei9leppt 9oS Sdiff
mar fritber Der ameritaniibe Gam.
pier @IiLdriit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
milioit Saitkt Sd1iueis
fir SricScnsbilfe!

8di6in9ton, 10. San. - 8rdli.
bent @tlion Oanfte eeItern Dem @e.
iau0ten Der Sdmeia Or. goul
Bitter perionlih fir Ous glner6ieten
Der 5dmei5er 9iegierling, ben 8or.
ihIag Oes Yraiioenten an 0ie &riegs-
fiibrcnoen ibre 6rieoensheoinglrigeu
3u nernelt ilnteritiiBen uno nit
Den Ser. 5tdnten Sano in Sano ar.
beiten gu luolcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Scr GFlndl, Der 9srO6i6ition.

Solt Cafe Gitn, lltob, 10. Snrt.-
8ie Ser gerift Der SugenOeerifts-
Stonmiliion OH @Ouoerneur 8am-
berger beroorbebt, iino in Dem
atrodenen@ Seil Des St1otes lltab
oreimnI 10 biele Wtin0eri1brige ne.
Gen Griinfcnbeit bcrbaftet poroen,
ais M Ocn ~naiicn@ Seilen bon
lltob. = 81 lebe oic 9srobibitionl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
streif in Gebnr Sinnihs.

Geonr RabOs. so.. 10. San. -
lleber tauienD glngeitellte Der bieli-
gen 0unfer Cats Wliiblen iino an
ben Streit gegangen neil Die BON
ibnen eeioroerte 2obnerb0bung niGt
belpiIligt noroen 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

@ege uno griifen 8oriibtr,
Gbriit 9lnoerion; SoB. SoOo, 9luton,
@u11t, Sarris, Sdpub, Stltbr,
Stenrtts, 9uIbp, 6uIs.
%gsesetft - s9oriiser. SSndiou; 3or-
ton, Geterion.
ShuIl6pbereien im0 Son0s
gOriieer. "a 8olntp; Gbriit SIN.
bericn, slutsn Snrris, Ridor6.
Staots Siiitiltte = @oriiber, Sui.
Ter; SinOclhr. @reeiupaIt, @ils
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Berlin, 10. San. (Gunfenberidt)
9as GriegsaHlt nel6ete belite nlit-
fag, ouB oeutide Streitfrnfte ouf
oem linfen llfer bee 9utna 6luiies
in RnnGnien falten Sub gefaBt, ben
5eino ge3tpltngen baben, ieine binter
Dem 6luB befinolihe SteIlungen 5lt
TGitnen itno ii6 binter Der Sc
retb 2inien 8uriid5u5ieben. gei oeHI
iid in oieier @egenO entpidelten @e.
5edyt tunrOen $50 9iam gefangen
genon1nlen.
Syn ben IGlern norbDeItltb bon
3ofioni (9fumdnierD ipuroen tudbs
reno Der @efe6te Der leBten 5iDet
3oge 6 Offiaiere unO 900 Nann
gefongen genommen.
SSsn Oen 8cri6t beiBt es MORT
lid: ltngebemnlt idreitet Der Gri.
mlpbnlari9 lnierer Eruppen an Der
ql2oloalt.;Sront fort. giorolif bon
@nodonie gelang es unieren tapie.
rcn 8ruppen, SUB nnf Dem linfen
liter oeg 9}utna 6lulies sn faiien.
.3tpiiden Gofiatli unO 6liroel 5ludn'
Gen mir ben geidIagenen 6etno,
ieine 6tellungen ienieits oes ASutna
ouf5ngeben unO iid binter Die Se'
retb SteIung 8urilf5l5ieDen; eS
iDur0en $50 @efongene eingebraft.
sln Der Miin6ung oes &inlnicus5a.
rat iebten MIR nnieren 8ornorih
fort uno IdIn9en mebrere feinotis
DIE @egenangriife bIutig a6.
vi Infer par6.
9lnmGuiIfe Slii6tlinse fommen itnl.
Berlin, 10. San (ESpnfenberiht)
8ie lleberieeiitbe NaArihtenngens
tltr meLoet, 0oB tauIenoe ritln1niifer
S[iihtIinge ouf ben 2an0ItroBen Bel.
iorabienS Der llnbin Der g8itteritllg
erIiegen. Gundnien erIei0et oas.
ieIbe 5hidiol ais 5er6ien. 3ie
ruiIiTAe gteaieritng bat 9efebI ge.
qe6en. ooB 0ia rlmldiiiiben 6liidt.
linge niht in geiiarobien bermeiIen
6iirfen. ionoern oltndrts trnnspor.
tiert iperoen TiiiIen. Die 8abnen
Iino iiberiiat, un0 Glii6tlinge, mel.
den iebe 6abrgelegenbeit genonrmen
lit, iin6 ge8ipungen, ben gSeg all
SUB 8uriid8ulcgen lnb babel erlie.
gen touienoe BON Grnuen, atl6er
nn0 alte 2elte Der lInbia Der s9its
ferltng. glae ntannli6en gerionen
I'M g[lter bon 16 Bis go syobren
lueroen Der ruIiii6en 4rree ein0er.
IeIbt uno 8ll 9lmoerten weroen Oieie
itngliidIi6en @eidapfe in ben
aampf aetrieben.
getreffs Ser admpfe tpeltIid bon
Gofiani uno nabe Dem @e6irge
beiBt es iit Dem offi5ieqen geriht:
9tuIiiife nno runlaniide Streit-
frifte beriu6ten bergebens, Die So
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garncs' gSnnidlscttel.

2onOon 10. San. SSSn elmer
9fe0e in 2onoon inete (tpie idon
fnr3 in Der 9ribiine berihtet) 8en-
itonsminiiter 8. g. garne8, oaB Der
8oridlag oes GrdiiOenten 8ilion,
Die friegfiibretlOen Md1te iolltelt 0ie
5rtebensbeoingungen nennen ole
oentbore 8eriidii9tigung beroiene.
Ser grGiioettt," 10 iagte ct, rloIls
te Die geriiderung erbaIten, bob bic
ies 2ono nidt onrouf aus it, me-
Der 8enti9lono nod ir9eito Semaro
coer irgeno gtluos ausgenoumen
nntilit6rifde Madt urtO 5toI8 an
8eri6ntettern.
SSttben1 er erfl1rte, ooB 8rdli6ent
8illon unter feiner fallden @or.
itellltng iiber oie g[6fi6ten Der gI-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Sir Gntobd inO llmgeoeho: S9on uuo
FILTER beltte oben0 uno Gomterstoe,
Sir Nebrosfa: Sdon haue obeno itnD
Gonnerstog, f0Iter belte abeno; lteeeuoe Tenl.
perahlr Donmerstng I'M i1orbiDeitIihen Seil
Sir Soma: aageulein idloH belife aben0
unb Gonnerstog; falte Bele baute n6etlo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Die kfaIlifisiertcn 1lnseisen

In Der Sdglt1en OMAHA Gri
bitne bieten pieIe 8orteile
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
DR.. FREUND
FOR BOARD
OF HEALTH
Well-Known Physician
Will Be Named For
One Vacancy

TT. Hugo A Freund. a noted IN.
herculosis specialist whose home Is
~ No. IS Chicago blvd. will be ap-
pointed member OF the board OF
health soon by Mayor Marx. Or.
Freund will succeed either Or. ]
Walter Vaughan or Dr Angus Nc
Lean. The mayor viii also have 10
appoint another man 20 complete
the board bur has not yet arrived
AZ a decision as 10 whom 10 name
for the other place.
Both Or Vaughan and n. Nc.
Lean have been called into the ser.
vice OF the government. Or
Vaughan n now IN Washington. oc-
cupying responsible position In
the military medical department OF
the nation. while Or Mclean Is
somewhere in America enroute TO
France as director OF the Harper
base hospital unit
Before the two physicians left Dc
troit they deposited with The mayor
their designations from the heealth
board 20 be accepted az the con
venience OF the mayor Mayor
Marx. for sentimental reasons. did
not want 10 MI their places. pre-.
ferring 10 grant them leave OF alb.
sence. but their departure left the
health board without quorum
there being but four members. The
two now active are Charles G.. Drake
and Gustavus n Pope
As IL will be necessary soon for
the health board 10 handle import
ant matters II was necessary that
there be a quorum with the result
that the mayor will be forced 10
act
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EMBARGON0
BURDEN TO
S. AMERICA
L. S. Will See To 1t
They Are Not
Pressed
SCREWS PUT ON
PRO-GERMANS
Allies Highly Pleased
With New L. s.
Regulations

WASHINGTON. July li.-South
American countries need not fear
the United States embargo. Their
treatment will be milder than that
Of neutral nations which are pour
ing supplies into Germany
This assurance was given by on
cials today after neutrals from all
quarters had begun 20 cry starvs.
ton Further. IL was stated. this
nation does not intend to starve the
scandinavian countries or Holland.
tho II does propose 20 so curtail
their shipments that there will be
scsn' surplus wherewith 10 alrnish
Germany
There Is admittedly a tendency 10
ward forcing the neutrals into line
benevolent toward the Allies While
this government is strongly on rec
ord IN the matter OF neutral rights,
however. IL does not now feel IL can
use 20 strong hand as IL might
otherwise wish TO use.
Some countries adjoining Ger
many are between the devil and
the deep sea" as some OF their sup
plies must come from Germany and
Germany IN turn exacts something
from them II is doubtful whether
this practice can be stopped com
pleiely even with the embargo. but
shipment on badly needed meat and
far products along with iron. steel
and munitions can be enormously
cur'ailed
Allied diplomats here are frankly
pleased AZ the embargo taking the
view the neutrals can protest 10
their hearts content, but that they
must come 20 reason" II they want
TO share Americas bounty.
Germany has a death grip on
Denmark Every pound OF import
ed wheat is brought 10 the Danes
with the kaiser's perm ssion Every
cargo 81 Danish products sent u
England must carry the German
O Here's the reason as outlined
By Constantin Brun. the Danish
minister Denmark is totally and
effectively blockaded by the Ger
man feet OF warships and C-bosts
Not ship can pass in or out un
less the kaiser wishes.
This makes II absolutely Inn
possible for US 70 depend on Eng
land and America for all OF our
necessities -
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Men Are Urged to Buy Yarn That
Women Will Knit Into Socks For
Our "Sammies" In the Trenches

Artistic posters displayed In ihe
National League for Womcn's Ser
vice headQuar;ers. &c "a Witherali.
-sr., ~ q ~us5 rs Invitation 30 infn
20 buy yarn .or omea 20 knit
socks. mu7icr.. sweaters and bel
mets for soldier, sailors and ma
fines
We have any number Of women
willing 10 knit n the material is
Supplied them and 40 know there
are lots OF men eager 20 do all they
can in patriotic work who would
gladly pay for the yarn II they knew
about IL. 50 We are hoping these
posters. 10 be placed in prominent
places around the city. will bring
the two needs together. said Mrs
Evelyn Sheriff.. executive secretary
In charge.
There is constant call FOR knit
ted WOODEN articles. and the demand
far exceeds the supply. sltho mem
bers % the league and their friends
are tending 10 their knitting" with
ceaseless energy
Glasses in home dietetics and
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
CHARCOAL AGAIN
STRONG ON THE
LOCAL EXCHANGE
eY O'NARA. EERRlSS & 90

Tuesday morning on the Detroit
Stock exchange Charcoal common
again opened strong with "a bid
and asked Continental l. quoted
sl4 bid. s34 asked and REQ Car
asia bid. 2s Is asked In symps
thy with other narkets-thruoHt the
country the local market is very
quiet
Al the session Monday Charcoal
common. Continental and REQ car
were again in good demand The
colume OF trading, generally speak
ing. was light.
On the New York Stock exchange
the day was featureless. The rails
were dull while some OF the Motors
were UP a little Bethlehem Steel
was of. as was also Industrial Al
cohol
The whole tendency AZ present Is
uncertain, due 10 many causes. prin.
cipal OF which Is as 20 what the
government is going 20 do
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

cooking will be started Wednesday
afternoon In Y " C. A. domestic
scicnce depart ment, under the aus
pieces ~ tho league and new
motoring class will begin Monday
evening July lC, In the school, No
$50 Woodward ave Two wireless
clssscs are Ia prOgreFs ia the Micht
gan State Telephone company build
ing on Msdison-avc.. and there are
Away knitting cla7Fes az work In
league headquarters
Three young Michigan women. stu.
dents ia Wellesley college and Nome
for tha summer vacation. have reg.
istered ia league headquarters for
vacation library OF school work.
They are Miss Helen Barbara HccR
enberry. Kalamazoo: Miss Ruth III.
liam McClelland Saginaw. and Miss
Mona y. Mathews. Ihdington.
The canteen lunch room at No.
% Wiherell-st. whore lessons will
be given in army cooking OF all
kinds. will not be opened for anoth.
or week or 10 days owing 10 delay
in securing necessary equipment.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
STOCK MARKET
is RECOVERING
Tobacco and Steel Issues Lead
Upward Climb of
Securities

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Ne"
York Evening Sun financial reNie"
TUESDAY said:
'.Stocks today set about retracihg
the ground lost in yesterday SEES
sion and in some cases went above
last weeks range. Transactions
we're IN much larger volume, Aariic-
ularly in the morning hours when
there was a general shifting OF pro-
fessional accounts.
"The tobacco group attracted at
tention with advances running from
two TO three points.
"steel stocks were strong and &C
complished gains Of one 20 two
points at times followed by par
fial reaction.
"The market held most OF It's
gains up 10 the close. which was
ouiet and firm. The railroad group
was neglected and net changes here
were only fractional. Coppers were
dull and irregular while the strong
spots were confined chiefly 10 the
steel, tobacco and equipment
stocks"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Stanley Had No Use
For Courts, But It's
Oh, So Different NoU

Stanislau Rydzewski. OF Polish or
igin. had nothing but contempt for
the courts OF the United States
when he started out in search o.
trouble Monday
What do care for the police dc.
partmenf or the courts They
can't touch me" was Rydzevskrs
challenge.
The police department arrested
him. and Justice Hesion fined hin
so or 10 days RydZewski has "a
vised his opinions
Prnffng-fhe plain n~at ktnd-thst
% rtaht-Tires Job DE gf.-MaIn An.n.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Sugar Market

sugarS-Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. Alb !i1 40. 5-ih
sl2, Eagle tablets 500 cut loaf.
s1015 cubes, se.45 NXXS powdered
81. standard powdered. 1925 granu-
lated extra cotrse. 1855. 10. Inc In
bulk $3.50. DO. 25-lb cott0ns $50.
crystal domino gran. f-lp. and 5-lb
cartons in cases. $50 Crysttl domi-
$3.50. confectioners A. tsf5 No 4.
$3.50 No s. $50 No g. $40; No. 7.
ss35. 40 : s. 90 No Q fs25. No 10.
SIS 80. ". ssf5 No. ~ 1910 No
j. $500, No 5 - . 80 i5. Bo5;
ulsted. So per 100 lbs household
powd.. rs, - 20 case. s. so 30. As
20 case. 1915 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

NEW YORK. July - Flour Dull
unsettled Pork STEADY mess s42 q
47.5o Lard Neglected and nominal
Raw easier. centrifugal 9s-t-sf. s. "a
as - nuscovado sa-test. g. A. II :. 80
refined. easy. cut loaf. 81 crushed
ss75 powdered. s7s5dslo granu-
lated. f7so6s Coree Rio No on
l7Lc. city iei1c Hay Firm No
tifo No 3 s5d s5c. clover $50 q 81
Dressed poultry Firm turkeys. rs =
32rCa chickens. i9d CSC fowls 80 IA
25fSc ducks. % a a2c Live poul'rs
Quiet cease. TSisc. ducks isQ 2Sc
fowls 20 d72c turkeys isc roosfers
i5c. chicken. broilerE n25e
Cheese Moderately active state
milk. common 10 specials 2od ~
skins. common 20 special n isc.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
BOY INJURED
BY AUTO is DEAD

stephen Macy. the nine-year-old
boy run down by an auto driven by
John l.. Holley No rs Euclid-ave
east Monday afternoon. died Mon
dav night in Harper hospital west
branch
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
CHICAGO BrrrrR MARKET

CHICAGO July 10 --Butter Fr-
trss. 37A. q frsts 3Td3Tfs c.
dairy extras. .fn 36i4c Hrsts. 2Fa
35i4.c Eggs Prime ordinary ga
Twins. 2aH a1sc Young America.
.fNtI4i-C. Live poultry Fowls -
11sLc: ducks f47ITc goose f2a
itc. springs. mars furkeya ~
Potatoes Rscefrfs. cars. Cafffor-
Mas. s-.e1t Virginia baTrels tsGs 81
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

The following 1rms are privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange:
W. r. Moss a. Co. Carlyle a Povah.:
Geo. NJ West a Co.. r. r. Maccrons
mour a Co. w p. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch a. Co, w. A. Hamlln & Co
WIN. A. Neer a Co. Sinclair a Couls,
Wendell. Mulkey q Co. VIM. II. Rose
a Co. r. X. Pelton 4 Co. Joel stock
ard q Co, Bennett. Smith e. Co. w
r.. Reilly & Co. Matthew Finn, A. w
Wallace A. Co. Lewis O. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff a. Co.. Besncr. Cramer
& MuehI, Dodd. Martin e. Co. O'Hara.
F'erriss & Co. webb. Lee 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

f'IsFlN T.IsNHI, July ID.-.If0gs H.
-efpta. 700 market % fnper York.
~rs. $3.50. nix~d. iiib5 MEDIUMS
s. -. pigs tI3T5d1t rouRhs ti375.
s'aEa. SIS 90 caftle Receipts, tVu
cars. market strong Sheep and
iaut- Receipts canM market
STEADY TOP. 1880 Calves Receipts
COO. steady Top. ti575.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
cn1cAGo LINF srnck MAnkrr-

UNION sTOCK YARDs. CHICAGO.
fit fniy i0--Hogs receipts. Il zoe
raiket dun leniso lower rixsd
and butchers. sodfss5. rood
h~ssv iiss0dis4b rough heavv.
f1ea144b. light. i0Mibs5 pigs
30 IS q "a 20. Csffle. Receipts : 900.
market strong nsrves sstn1f4
COWS and heifsrs. f6fh1 II 80 80 40 =
$50, calves. tioai4th sheep Re
crlptF 5000 mn rkst steady native
g. sN0 81 IS western. ss2bd
lambs. si0nis western. sioso1Is2s
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
D.troIt p.pk Clearing.

Detroit bank clearing FOR fully TO
1917. were Ss4t ,5is2s Total clear
i've for 1917 20 date are Siffl.lis
$500. a. against tl.0i2se- 30a So
for the corresponding period IN 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
VIEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

SFW YORK. July 10 Butter
Firm receipts 1907 creamery ev-
ira. 7s4 do. specis market. 1914 u
.0'c state dairy tubs 23n3ec. in1i-
tation creamery frsts. 3th d35isc
Eggs quiet. receipts. 2s.26s. near
by white fancy. ~ 04Zc nearby mix
Cd fancv - 13sc fresh nrsts. $50
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
roLEnn LINZ SrofK.

TOLEDO July io-Hoes Light:
market ioa15c lower. heavies SIS rs
015.s5 mediums. tfb75dl5s5 york
srs. fi5Nlf Is. good pigs fit6o n
IS calves steady. sheep and
Iambs steady