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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-17
stopping the pIspstch eas.

revealed to her some OF the sdis-
missals. There were insulting notes
addressed to the imperial chancellor
and also e TIE esnHn prince. and an
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-17
With the Kaiser on His
: Private Yacht.

greatness is due
to beef, beer and Bis
marck," declared the kali
ser to me with a laugh, as
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

to be in the very air that We are 60
ing to have cleaner city. The Lord
knows we need it. You may count
on The Herald and News for assis-
tance.
Magistrate Chas. w. Douglas sent
his oath of Office to the governor on
Monday, as Governor Manning had
written him that his commission Was
ready to be forwarded as soon as the
oath had been received. Magistrate
Douglas has appointed as his con-
stable Mr.. Henry D. Havird. We have
it in our thinking that both of these
men will make good officers They
have the sense and the grit to fill the
bill.
Our authority for saying ttat there
is live pine stump sixty years old
is Mr. Warren G. Peterson, the young
looking "Old Vet" the aetive R. F.
D. rider of No. l and the multitudin-
ous meteorological recorder for New
berry county. He says a pine tree
in the Mt. Zion graveyard was cut
down in 1857. The stump is still
alive Other stumps have been known
to stay alive for a great many years,
but they are Of the bush variety. We
would not have believed it of the pine.
A chairman of a health board ought
to be paid a salary for his work. Ii
is too much to expect man to give
great deal of his valuable time to
work that doesn't pay him cent in
money. The work is highly impor-
tant and should be attended to, al
ways and promptly. No man ought
to accept a position on board OF
health, paid or unpaid, unless he
means to do his duty. we look for
work on the part Of the board OF
health during this year. or We look
for designations.
Probate Judge Ewart must be try
ing to catch up with the record maze
by the former judge of probate, now
County Treasurer Claude c. Schum-
pert. On last Thursday afternoon
Jude Ewart married a colored cou-
ple-Jim Hill and Estelle Burton Of
Silverstreet-and on Saturday after
noon he married two other colored
couples in his Office. They were. Wal
ter Gaines and Mary Spearman Of
Old Town and Henry Means and Pearl
Nance of Caldwell township. The
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09
Judge says this last couple was real

Judge says this last couple was real
tony.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the
citizens will attend the meeting called
for tomorrow afternoon by the Bache-
lor Maids organization in Newberry,
for the purpose of seeing whether Or
not al organization Of men and wo-
men will be formed to continue the
work of maintaining a community
nurse in this city, which work has
been carried on here by the Bachelor
Maids, a band of patriotic young wo-
men, with the good of the communi-
ty. at heart. 1t would be lamentable
pity to let the work fail. Newberry
seems to be- unable to have hospital.
Oc let's keep the next best thing to
t. the community nurse. 1t must be
uone 1t IS both a nnressitv and a
duty The health of the city is at
stake. TIE welfare of your communl-
1v demands it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

N. Player, the firm of Lominack aD
Reighley, always good and strong,
will take on additional strength OF
business for 1917.
Mr.. R. W. Hutchinson, general man
ager of the company store at Catee-
chez, will leave the 18th instant for
Pelzer to accept a similar position.
We are sincerely sorry to lose sucn
a man as Mr.. Hutchinson, for his
place not only in the store will be
hard to fill, but he will be missed in
the community as a citizen and in the
church as an earnest and untlrlns
worker. He has been secretary OF the
Cateechee Sunday school for some
time and is always present.-Catee-
chez Cor. Pickens Sentinel.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

TUESDAY, JANUARY 8.
DlueGird Presents Myrte Gonzales in
~THE END OF THE RAINBOW
4 Bluetird PhOtoplay in Acts.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10.
William Fox Presents William Far
mum in
"FIGHTISG BLOOD
A Fox Film in Acts.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II.
Mutual Special Presents Helen
Holmes In
a LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS"
go. A Signal Serial in Acts. 80.
TWO OTHER SELECTED REELS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

1-5-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

STALK CUTTER-John A. McKay
Stalk Cutter. Get our prices The
Purcell Company.
1-2tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09
SPECIAL NOTIFIES

FOR SALE-One good second hand
typewriter, Fay-Sho, in good cond1-
ton. Will make price satisfactory
to-. buyer. J. W. Denning.
1-9-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

THREE-HORSE FARM for rent.
Good land, good water, good 4 room
house. See E. NJ. Evans.
1-5-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09
MANURE FOR SALE.

Bids will be receivd by the City
Council at the regular meeting Janu-
ary 9, 1917, for the manure from the
city barn, fire house and the street
sweepings Advertised by order of
council
J. w Chapman,
Clerk and Treasurer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-09

LOST OR sTRAYED-Two shotes,
one black SOW, one white spotted bar
row, weigh about 50 pounds each.
Strayed from my place about five
weeks ago. Reward for information
as to them and their return to A. P.
Ruff. Newberry, r. F. D. ..
1-1-17p.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
TRIES TO HIDE
POKER POT IN
HIS BATH ROBE

When officers from the cleanup
squad entered rooms in thc Jefer.
son hotel so is5 Jofferson.ave
cast. about 30 o'clock Sunday
morning. they found two poker
games IN adjoining rooms. going
full blast according 10 the story
told Justice Jonrios Monday
Zach nam wa PLAYING 80 close
20 his shirt front that he had to
hack away % read his hand and
several had Invested Themselves OF
outer clothing and were attired in
baihrobes The stake were high
and about 800 was on one OF the
tables
When The officer entered II f.
alleged. ono % 10 hath robcd play
err swept the b"ari clean. into his
lap and sat pa' with fer' far under
Tho table HE action was seen.
however. and fhe money conhsca'ed.
Tho PANE wa said "a be- staged
under The direction ~ Joe Orban
Orhan. Eime- Iaraish. Harry
Brandt Prnnott Norton. Charles
Weinstein. Ray Booker. Oscar Youst.
Charles Schnnk and Martin Foley
rcre each fined so and costs.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
TAX ON PROFITS
BRINGS PROTEST
FROM BROKERS

Brokers IN s'ocks and sonds. az
veil as vhoIcsale merchants 81 DC
froi arc voicinz protest against The
proposed ietying>et FAX cr tie
prohts Of urms and corporations IN
excess o. elght per cent on ne CAP
ral invested
Tho wholesale merchants bureau
81 the Detroit Board 81 Commerce
has sent OUT effe-s advising Us
member 10 urge congressman and
tens'ors ~ oppcse ne measure now
ending in congress.
The iei'er states that the income
tax this year has been doubled and
there be now in force a taN on cot
poration prodts
The broker assert hat The Or
forts ~ the sponsors Of the measure
VIII amount 10 little In the end A.
corporations can readily get around
IL by issuing stock dividends until
their profits are reduced 20 below
eight per cent
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
County Auditors To
Ask Legislature To
Take Action
.BUHRER REPLIES
TO DINGEMAN
Denies Tax Dispute
Has Any Political
Basis

There arr two WAY, by which
property owners Of Wayne county.
ready and willing to pay their
taxes. may escape penalization he
cause OF The tangle that has arisen
IN the preparation OF the tax rolls
thru The dispute between the coun'
y board Of supervisors and the
state tax board about the proper.
ton which Detroit should ray
one method. which has the writ.
ten approval Of Auditor General or.
amel q Fuller requires that the
property holder 80 20 the once Of
ne county treasurer and state that
be- wishes 20 pas his taxes lie
can got from the treasurer state
ment thai De- has appeared 10 meet
bis bill 20 The county and the state,
and his would exempt him from
paving the four per cent county and
'he one per cent state penalizatioa.
IN The opinion OF Mr. Fuller
The other method and the ono
which probably viii Be followed By
county officials. Is TO have an en-.
abling ac' PASSED in the legislature
which Noula give the solons power
70 temporarily revoke the pcnaiiza.
ton clause % the state tax Law for
Wayne county. because OF tho *.
,raordinary situation which exists
here
Meanwhile. Corporation Counsel
Harry J Dingeman. who started the
proceedings in the state supreme
cour, for the purpose OF knocking
ONT 'he state boards equalization
has come forth with charges that
Auditor Buhrer Is trying 20 settle a
political score by giving the i'm
preston that IL was his lDince-
mans action in asking a delay in
the court proceedings which side.
Tackled no HF44.~ratlon OF tho tax
ro. until i Is TOO late for property
ownc- 10 pey without being penal
ned H. charge that Buhrcr Is
ryinr 90 discredit him because nc
Imported Robert So Ruuer 'or
inty auditor ia.t August against
Auditor Gu'r. m Ruhrer's colleague.
~ M D.ngeman links ne can
meet personal political dispute
MO 4 matter or such Importance
20 the citizens as this tax problem
he's mistaken. said Buhrer Were
going 20 settle this affair 30 that
the taxpayers will not suffer for
something for which they are not
10 blame "
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Will Take Place Early
In Wilson'S Second
Term
MAY AFFECT
STATE PORTFOLIO
Treasury, Agriculture
and Commerce Bureaus
Slated For Change
BY RoRERr ! RENpER

stat Correspondent United PreSs.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-A big
cabinet shin will take place early
in President Wilson's second term.
IL was learned today. This will be
in addition to the diplomatic shake
up which viii take place about
March I. or very soon thereafter.
These expected cabinet changes.
however. will not begin. I, is be.
lieved until several months after
the president second Inauguration.
In all cases, II IS stated. the cabinet
designations 10 come will b. "volun.
tary
The contemplated changes will
affect the treasury. agriculture com.
meroe and probably state portfolios
OF the four probable changes. that
az the state department IS the most
uncertain Reports that Secretary
Lansing might succeed Ambassador
Page az London have been rife. but
talk OF this shin is said 10 be based
only on report
Secretary OF Agriculture Houston.
viii leave bis post probably in the
summer. Il Is reliably stated
Secretary OF Commerce Redneld
Will accept a position With large
manufacturing concern in the early
fall. and Secretary McAdoo will en-.
ter private business abou, the same
time
There are The usual rumors OF
other changes, but there appears
little likelihood that beyond the four
men mentioned there viii be any
other designations during the frst
year OF the presidents second term
As successors. Carl vroomsn had
been mentioned fer Houston's place
and Rep Carter Glass for 'hc port,
folio nos held >. Secretary Nc
Adoo.
The president. however. has been
so eaga-ed with International mat.
ters that be has been able 20 give
the cabinet question little thought.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
NOrthern's Doors Are
Opened; 300 Are
Enrolled
AUDITORIUM HAS
CAPACITY OF 1,20O
Kitchen and Lunch,
Run BY City, Covers
Top Floor

The now Northern high school On
Woodwariave.. between Josephine
and Owen.ayes.. was opened this
morning. with an enrolment OF =
500
Artistic. spacious with windows
running fro mthe ceiling almost 10
the floor. the new school is entire
~ Are proof being constructed Of
steel ane concrete. practically no
wood work being nsed
One OF It's most attractive features
is the beautiful auditorium which
seats ! 200 persons and Is built slon =
Greek lines. with a long overlans.
ing balcony and sufficient pitch 20
give an excellent view % the large
stage Tho stage will be equippsf
with all the modern paraphenaiia OF
stage craft
George q Rechte. Is principal o.
the school and there IS a corps 81
81 teachers. The course covers six
years. beginning with the seventh
Flade and going thru the twelfth.
There are a. class rooms and one
assembly room which accommodates
800 pupils
The boys and girls are in separate
assembly rooms. but meet in the
:ecitation rooms
The lunch room and kitchen Gov
crs the entire top floor and is spa.
Cious. light and entirely sanitary r.
viii be operated rs The boar1 81
education
The school cost he city between
$500 600 and 800. 900
The library, an enormon room.
with one side composed Of windows.
end the Offices. occupy the front q.
the building on the second floor.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
LOCAL MARKET
CONTINUES DULL

tdded 10 the usual Monday morn.
ine dizziness. tho undated effects OF
thc leak" robe End Tho peace pro
rosal. OF no president continued to
have q Ge.orring influence in The
early trsnsac'ions on The Tetr,it
stock exchange Sales were scat
tered and were made fer small
amounts With 'hc prices ANYTHING
fut strong
The new Continental common Mas
listed a. % I'D price n - with the
Offering ~ u.s. Tho old was OK
changed Tor The now on the basis OF
three ~ the old To- one nf the nea
ard s IN cash The old sold for
IS and fraction Saturday
Paige sold just about 80. while
REQ Car fingered around 81 and
fraction
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
BABY PARADE
FOR MRS. SANGER
IS CALLED OFF

NE1v YORK. ian 30 scores oi
women crowded general sessions
court In Brooklyn Monday afternoon
where Mrs Margaret Sanger was to
be tried on charge Of distributing
birth control literature.
4 baby parnde which vas planned
rs women ~ Tho Brownsville district
in which The birih control clinic
was located did no. materially. nut
sympsthizets Of Mrs sanger were
on hand long before tho case waF
called
ON motion Of Assistant Distriei ~
torney Cooper. Nrs Sanger and D..
assistant. MisFf1nny M-ndeil. were
gwen separate frials That OF Miss
Msndrll was called hret
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
TURNS SOFT
Period of Firmness Is Follow
ed by Sharp
Reaction

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
Monday said
Following brief period Of FIRM
ness in the FIRST bali hour OF trading
today's stock market turned soft
and developed considerable weak.
ness~ thru sheer neglect
Everybody Is looking forward 90
the meeting OF the United States
steel directors al wnich dividend ae-
ZION will be taken tor tho year isle
and earnings for he same period
published.
Prices in the industrial and rail
road lists alike wea below Satur-
DAYS close. In some cases there
were declines OF % points among
Inc spccialtics. but movements were
quite devoid of significance Earlv
In The day United States Steel sold
point higher than tie previous clos
iEg, but in the afternoon % sold
down 10 the neighborhood Of ll3.
The copper group moved listless-
Is near the closing prices of last
week and the -hipping shares, as
well as the motor issues nor only
lost their early gains but reacted
atili lower The equipment and
munitions spccialtics held firm Tor
ibe most part. The railroad stocks
were inclined 10 softness.
Prices continued TO WELD in tho
late trading. Rails reacted point
or so. New Haven stocks and bond
were weak
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
gnpdc1 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Tan -s-The urcntnE
stfcnsfh in wheat Monaa Was rN-
2ectel in some quarters ~ d reaet .ar
from thr decline 90 last week ap-
reared naterai Tho tans fn divers
pool was easy owing 80 the American
Aside from ths tendcnc, OF "a rrar-
ret 10 react after drastic change.
there vts a cNanEe n enc temptr 10
thr market news The Informal ION
or vhlel pHrr of the decline Was
resed proved lncorrect ant the rfhfr
expected na~nenlnE fane3 90 Show
Up trida, decline was on q heavy
Increase M the Canadian SURPLUS. ard
lster IN Afrf nrCs ed fCAt canada Has
CITY ABOUT Nn.NNN pu fov export
above re1rt ulents for ftc neNt rre
months Saturday decline was or
peace proposals. That GcruRny wts 60
make. bur these were not made THAT
leff cono tons as taey We're carl, on
-fdaN nut tfc market az that t'uie
Nhs IONS AID ubllc interest," itrat
A. Che close saturday the Ions wheat
nae been sold CUT and dealers were
heavily short ssturdE market
and the market 81 now in much bet-
ser condition
Some ~ the late short sellers ~
saturday were anxious g. huv and
as prices advanced There IL moth
lng new in~the general sifuarIon Alf
figures indicate srRrNitH an 'hn wac
tural answer IL a stronS -larket
Nbeaf ~as weak rhrguUt the great
- part ~ tho dsy and closed AZ 81
-. - &c in cash and May and e.
Corr lost 1c oats decuued is.. ~ye
u ard beans l2c cloNers"fd adj
Menday nhest quotation. cash
No. red g. 80 NRF Cpered ~ I'D
JUMP or -r - fi.Nf iast -rc a--
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Sugar Market

Sugars Aetroit ~sylesa. prices
Crystal Houiuocs. --4b.. SO -. 30,
lib. si0.S5 Eagle tablets, g. 81 cut
loaf SIS. cubes. s1st NNAN pow
4 qrsntla.ed esrrt coarse' s. 5o.
Do me. In bulk sfl5 do 25-lb. cot
tons f-ss crystal Domino gran 2
IN and 5-lb cartons. IA cases. 3 So
vas Confectionery a. g7l0 10 4
Sis 80 e. $40 30 3. f7cf No 7.
a. 40. 8 1895 ~ e. 50 40 ~, 70.
lass 80 ii SIS Nu - fs-5 70.
IL $50 %O g. $50. No 10. $3.50,
nor,-ssFirz mixture. s. Is. beet gran
uiatef.. 49, per 700 lbs h1uset DID
pcw'd. - - 20 case. tz05. do. -
TO Gaze ss05 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TAX" notice. that on Tuesday 'h-
goth day OF January, A T., 1917, AZ !
o'clock p M AZ NJ lig Michigan
avcnue. IN the city ~ Detroit. County
~ Wayne and STATE 81 Michigan. all
articles or things from Number 1919
10 1888 inclusive lett in pawn with
the Avenue Loan Cfficc. al No. 81
Michigan avenue. Detroit. Wayns
county Michigan. which said loans
Julius Steinherg 4 Company. of the
said City of Detroit, ala recently
purchase. said Avenue Loan of1ca
having now gone out ~ business
shail be sold at public auction by
Ascher Moss. Auctioneer. % the City
" Detroit. Michigan. in accordance
with Chapter TO Section % thu
1912 Compiled Ordinances OF the City
of Detroit.
Dated Detroit. Mich Jan. II. 1917.
JULIUS sTEtSPERG a co.
% jules STEINBERG.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Dstr1 PRoDtC Ts.

Butter fgffa rFfanlerH In
rrsawrrF hrsfr @f dairy. 1sr Ih
packing stock tff4- ln
EEgs--r rr-r rrr" rf@ ~saea inrfud-
nf Nrff fHn don current rereIrfs
ar aJs Errftpfs safI-gav SOS
r4sns
Cherse---N hlzsr rata -s~ ~sR
work ga druleaf swiss r-T 17c.
imported Swiss son So nrick cream.
f7s rrreirfs Norda $40
eaia.es -tc DID.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

What ia said 10 be tho lrst cssc
OF "a saloonkeeper charged with vio
laiing tho liauor laws 80 reach
grs trial IN recorder ,Our7 iu four
Foars is~shs' ~ Paul e. TiHin. 81
so - Third ~ md he vioHtion
on which hc BIS beinr irod is .liersd
i0 have taken Disc" more Than two
fear go Judge onnolly is hear.
irr mo c1ee The ale ~ Tho case
nas los or misisyci Attention was
cnls drawn 10 fho matter recently
and the matter VAS called ~ for
,fal
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

A meeting ~ nc executive cour
cii Of the Chamber o. Commerce %
Tho United States 81 10 Boz hold n
Washington today preliminary 90
tAe opening OF nc gcnersi conven
ton OF me organization In that ciy
tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Bio Dividend Renor,ed

According 20 unconflrmed reports
Federal Truck declared a 200 per
cent stock dividend and a substan.
tlal cash dividend Saturday. ON.
Gers OF the company declined 20 com
mont on the report owing TO the ab-
sence from the city OF ot VI. l.
Pulcher. vice president.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
netrolt BANK Clearing.

Detroit bank ciearinRs Tor Monday
were tsE8sgT1 Total clearfrgs
for 1917 - date are s-lst9Gis9 81 a.
agatur tif10ei.2i4 FOR the COR
responding period u 1916
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
-. fnlln~fnr frrns ar. nrtrIl.rrh

90 exsr1fs orders on the Excaange:
". p. Moss a Co. Carlyle 4 Povsh.
Geo. " West & Co. 2 < Maccrons
a Co ~ W Noble a Co. n I. sew
mour a Co. " 3. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch A. Co. W. A. Hamlln a
CouI- Emmett !. Sprague VIM. n
Rose & Co. +. X. Pelton A Co. Joel
Stocksrd & Co Bennett. Smith a
Co, Lewis @. Gorton. w Z Reilly
A. Co. Matthew Finn. A. w. wallace
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30


ths market Il s-aln calleo arm the
mi fd weather un che other hand. =
-i14nr an easy tone fo thc egg MAJ
hfi and cor the same reason fahnifs
b. mon a. Dix one but the rsceipts ore
hr.ng reEuiRrlr picked af '@-f"alN
frfoet wifh heavy hens fDf 4tN"ii -
th buVrr. Nraf calves dressed
hogs ard rntstoes are steady and
Eeneraliy arm
Apples. -NsooaSv per Dbl. FER
choice and g. . s for fancy
Dsuaaas - Good shipping stock
neaa.Ebrisd Lras sts0se 10
Cabbage s.. 'ou5 per 100 lbs. sew
California. IS per crate
cr.ssrss'e.,T;i,9a.',, - hoves $3.50
Dressed siVes Fancy. u 3 lN's
No. ;. fsoI1c PEI 10.
Fresh vegetable. Green peppers
SO sSsSe, rsdisaes. . t,, '7S Ger
ct Soyuse. sac is5. carrots. i,gs per
hu BRUSSELS sprouts Csc per 0nart
CO lew. - Ri tNr HoA lallt'4tis ctt-
toss s. tfs4t aer s-Sssket crate;
eaul ho~er. s. do4.. lettuce. - ~ lse
erape rru,t s. ,og4 pe. srase.
aensy-Fsney white. 'sSi7s' eA-
Hsy1ps,roi, shippers sre paying
the following prices for hAlcc hay 10
car iots @ =. petroi, 10 ~ -
sifs0Blt hght mlvet. s. 81 y y
n ? timothy sieFli " ,r,iNcd
50 SCR L. W mixed. 81 80
] clover, ilaF Z. % y s.a,ss
10 wheat and on straw 's-'V -
Per ton.
Lemons u - per box
Ilme--t - 81 psr loo
Nuts-W lrufs. 70 10y. A.nlchus'
isn zoe nloerts srsS
~ soc. uecsns 20 pst, r,,,-
Orange Navei-. - 20 $3.50 Ei''-
ida So 80 hoy
onlens IS. 5osS ner leo-lo "a ~
Spanlsh Ste5 per hu.
r"tatoes gan ar lot
eacs 81 fah- e1 N.st"rn
s. 154 b new hefnNaas w
pfr BAL s1f1 per hu-
Poultry Snr ass -0N -l-. S9t
spr ngs Saiar fancy hoes 80
vfe3tu0 Sens 1870 4fc ~ hfn-.
100 g.. ROSTERS f'g ffc geese, ~ ~
90 tlcr~ - T.e turkeys 81 " 80
per 10 Dressed poultry is ina- I've
a. id2- advance over i've
Rabbits f-ae -o drE.
strswh~rrt-. per quart;
sweet Petstoes--yerseys. kiln dried
s. per crate
,ous,<c paIcrs
Canned Goods Apples, ) - per
"a. Lima Deans sll00 90 .orn
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

rrintinE--the plain n~st kina--shst
IL right-Times Job Dept.-Msin $50
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

r,f-,,"s-l,hs\r i.'- -.st kIrs-th.,
f. right-Tfmcs Web DsPt.-wsin $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

sales. 10 a. m. To "a. m.

Charcoal Corr -io az -. eso a
~.
f'nutirental Corr Is a. i11t
ttftr0tf f.d sons az 144fs
Michigan SfAnpinE --5N al &C.
NilrS-petroft--N at -,
Ia I4etrost--6a AZ a.. az - I.
r-udden--fae ~ stt.
Eco Car--70r az ga, 80 az ga,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Motor Stocks

Furnish 49, Wm a Near * CO.
.fs-9sa Ferobscgt build ng Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Produce

Commission men reported vcr,
cNlrt End generally steady market
fhIe uuruink The tlgn butter mar =
ket tsue ~ hIghrt saturday. and
TIE market ISL -Alu callet Nrni- inc
mi 'd Weather en che other hand. =
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-11-15
An Interesting Universe.

"That only Is important which is
eternal" said sophist long time
ago. Never believe it chlrps an ex-
change. Everything and every expert
ence that touches ones life is impor-
tant and worthy Of investigation. Ev-
cry person one meets has message
to impart; every book contains a vital
lesson; every object and condition
represents principle to be mastered.
Everything counts. Whatever chal-
lenges the attention Is worth consld-
Grafton. "The world exists for the ed
ucation Of every man in It," There is
no reason for taking things too seri-
ously, but every phase and phenomena
of life represents something essential
which the sincere student cannot af-
ford to overlook.