davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27
Gintipnati's n.nts 4orejbud
yeridjtet, bail "a grOisnt Der Ginmob.
neridaft otntidjer ALitammHug 1T.

Sas neus aorsbbua fir Cincinnati
iuirb TIM Gaufs bisfsr Mo4s fein Grs
ittiHeH MAIDEN. Gs lpurbs ME iibli4
con unferem GreuHbe 6errn Jobn
y. Rpan NIT einsm geleituort
perisbsn unb sntbdlt auber BEN
aorsbsalenbr in isiner Ginlsis
tuns sins JiiQs pon DiHmspertbem
iiber oas, mas i'm bsrflOfensu Sabre
IN Cincinnati iit srtisnste unb 5ur
OrientitruHg iibsr bic ineuifrisllsn,
mtrtbi4afiIiGsr unb io5iaIeu Wsrbdlts
uiHe bsr Sioot bisnIi6 III.
Den neuen ermitislungen suiolse
btlduft ii9 bic 8er6Iteruns GiHffns
malta auf 416,3O0 5tslsn. Rs9n.t
mon basu nod St. 9srnarb, Glms
Dcob plact uHb Rorpoob. 10 erb6bt
li4 bic GinTpobnsridait aui 451. 900.
JH sinem dusFiibrIiten llehsrblid
iiber bic in Der Gtabi snipidtlie 1bds
tigteii aui militGriidtm Gsbiet pirb
8taus senommsn aut Gineinnatis
ScloaieH unb bic aui ben perf6isbss
ntH 9sbisttn in 4Hgriff esnommsnsH
gsmiibun9en i'm Snisrsfis Der 2anbssa
periteioisuHs. Gs pirb oarduf hinge,
iDieIsn. bab bic Jrstbeiis anIsibs iOs
ipis oi. 5ubflriptionen iiir ben ROtbs
Greus donbs eubnorbsniIitb srfoIss
reid tuurtn.
Die I'M Sabre 1889 ssgriinssts
banbels.ammsr Gincinnatis umfabt
stpa 5000 NiisIisbsr. bic 70 sitnIi4
bas ssiammts 6anbeIss unb Snbus
iirisaGsbist Der Stabt rspriisnttrsn.
unb allen sroben iidbtiifen Drobls,
men unsinssi&rdntis aufmsrtiamtsit
niomeH.
Die Cincinnati Southern Raihpup
Dot aud i'm psrfIoNsnen Sabre bic grs
Dfiietung unb @trhfuunssn ibrss
con Cincinnati nab Chattanooga fiibs
rsnben BahnIpiisms fOrissiebi. uup in
8ssus auf oas bieIiss pciiami pirb
btri6ist. baB feline einnabmsn pabs
rsnb bes perfloHsnsn Sabres gum err
iisnmoI bic Summs BON $3.000.00o
iibsrIiiegsn.
Jn 8e3ug auf bic Bautb6tistsit
pirb bsriftst. bnb ipdbrsno bes ON l.
Raj 1917 snbisenoen Sabrts Bausrs
laubnibifsins fur @sbiube i'm 0ts
ianlmtipertbs bon S11, AIS, ,995 nusges
Iltat ipurhen.
+. Sn gs3us auF bic beuiite ginipobs
Hsrid1f. melbsi bas nsus abrebbu9,
bab hfm lsbisn Genius jufolgs giHs
ciHnati bon Glen Sidoteu i'm eanbe
.tinfihtIid5 folder. bsrsn bsibe gliern
in TtutlfIdnb sebpren ipurben. ben
spsii.n plab sinnebms. Se--- "vos
Jsntfab bstrGgt 16.5. ssssn 27 gros
ssn. in Milpaufse. auh In 9e5pg 1uf
iclHe GeutIhs. btrsn Batter oosy
Tluitsr in Geutf4lnnb osboren purs
be, ffsbt ss an 3tpsiter Gfeae, ndmlib
nit 10 prpasHt. gssen 81 psossnt
IN WiIpalist. Gina "a proaent Der
GinpobHsrifnf. Gineinnatis Fnb snis
ipebsr BON 9suifdInHb sinseipdubet
cbsr jinh stinber ober Gniel bon sins
esiranbsrtsn Dsuifhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

Satberine Rieb.r, 60, 1863 Sefuttt
2tpe., 9eIentrbeumatismus.
Rebscca armitrOng. 80, 1924 SIh
BERT glne., Operation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27
Daie.SaH.
Gineinnati-6 ssitts6mrs-5.

Sn bsm gefirigtn srfn elmer feds.
tdsissn Gsris bon Gpi.lsn ,Diffen
uniereH rR,bs" unS ben .piraieH" In
spittsburg bebi.ni.n Sdleubersr
S9neioer unb Jdneer elarte bos @ss
f4iB fir Cincinnati gsgsn Cooper
begin. I5iIbsr fir bic geSnsr. gsibe
Battrien blisben Big gum enbt bes
Gpi.Ies auf ibren poiisn. auf BEL.
ben Seitsn ipurbsn ie 5fpsi Jreipdii.
sur /. Bale trlaubt; S6nsiber fanoi.
2 euftfd4ler 5ur gant ssgen a isinss
9ssn,rs. Die .Rsbs" madasn IL
9reffsr unb 1 IystIer sssen IA begin,
A Der .pirdt,s". @rob, aopf, g6ai.
unb @riffitb fparen unfsre beifen
S4lds.r NIT j. G 9refirn. BUR ct.
fpa 1000 3uiaauer pohutm BEN
Spieie 6ei. als Sdiebsri9tsr fun
girien 9prpn uHo 0uiqIep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

Wrsts dsspaktin inaefaantrttn
snb weriHirtfn nifnsn, isuie TtfifaitHtn. On.
essisisr q Co.. i9s o. es6ae efrahs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

Ssute Ra6mittaa ,tpettes Spiel Der
Serie spiidsn .RsSs' rHo .pirntss'
in pitisburg. 2eusan unb Winso
fieb.H als 9atieris fir Cincinnati aui
btm programm.
Die .Rtbs" hdbsn iest 90 Spi.le
eetponnen unb 35 perlcren. Sis bas
Zen ii6 felt eintrstsn bss iparmer
Dsiters gu einen Der ftdrtifsn 8lubs
Der glat. aian ertpideli uno tperber
iid boffsntlid nod in oief.r Woae
Stsaung in Der /. 9ipiiioH bsc
Raneliite Der 8 alubs erobern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

auguit ibr gtiHrmredt ausiibeH fon.
uen.
3u oieier alaiie ron Bablern &C.
b6cen bic bier aniaiIigen &unSes, un6
Gtaatsbenn1trn. joDie audi natiirlld)
ale bieiiaen jrlngen 2ciite, bie CUR 3eiI
urter 1aiien itcben unb bic eSeiammt-
sdII ioItper gadbIer ruirb auf etlpa
tC.U0O ueihoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

ben go. s23 alrnrorp glpenue. eli.
Ieitef. Die @eipeisaiifIlaDme ergab,
bas greitenba1 iid, in Der gtotbwebr
bcfaHo, aIs er goreer nit eincIn ssniip.
pei bic @iIitbe beibrafte, ipeIher Boz.
ger fiirae 9eit fpdter erlaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27
ssiaHs I'D, in Der s,otlJushy.

Coroner Er. Bauer Bat eeitern ben
GdAnffeaHcr Guie SrciteHba4. bon
No. 500 sSeii eibcrtp Strabe, ooH jee-
mrocr geraniiuorilidfsit fiir ben 9oo
.bcs Sau6inliuneu Goporo Gprssr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

Deuti4en prot. gemeinoe In
Carthage (gafpr 6. etrosbl.in) label
gum Rdfsnisf Elm, bos oisIen Dons
ileritos Ra4mittdss unb abrbs ftatt,
ftnbet. Die beiten @or5ertItungen
iinb Qetroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-27

%ASLHils
JSarpeb DapibiOu, %, 53s Mf 5.
I Sirabe.
lRsaie pOrisr, 26, bsssI.
JiJrdni Z. RcsiisIe, %, S410 Gur;oH
\ aperiue.
l5lOra u. syossIman, %. aodlanb, 8.
)5oIepb 6. eosbp, 33. 6os Grssmau
I Apenue.
l9toa Dunn, 81. bessl.
|fyrant ]. glsalOn. 2s, 1866 gaps
miller Ctr.
lelilssn M. giibop. 19. s42 W:H 4.
Strabe.
J5arrp g. apIen, %, 9ltrOn. o.
lglnua 1olpen. 10. 1887 pine Ctr.
JWiniam s. J.i.. %. 1915 @st Z.
I Sirabe.
lRari. :. aassmann, 20, 637 D.ft
8. Sirabe.
(syrant o. paIumbo, 25, gleD.lano.
ltatbarine 9. Sonber, 1S. 1S40
5erpitt ape.
(1reb. Jridboff, Al, 1431 Gin Ctr.
(Joiepbtut gtneeo. 80, 100 Welt
Court Ctr.
11yrant G. Wirsbaugb, 81, 3ol,bo, ..
l0s 2iIIab, aitten. 20, 5drriion, :.
(grant Sosan. %, 2232 aott Ctr.
la.na Slider. 35, 955 Clinton Ctr.
}Gamu.l u. S.spsns. 231 ReGrsscr
| 2lpenue.
(wlarp Ann 1Obb. 262 SOutberu 10.
]Gbparb z. Serbs, 21, 241O Sprins
0rope 2lpe.
(Roie W. gustiner, 20. 2255 gossu
Strabs.
}Sobn R. StraIep, 81. 238 grcaSs
1 fpdD.
lRprtle Barn, 81. 236 besgl.
lBiIiam Gsissr, 22, Grlanstr. ap.
l2lnna Rsquarbt. q. Clinton 6oisI.
Diaiam u. SeIiy. %. SOos @lOn.ana
/ 2lpsnIe.
iGarab 6. Gtepers, q, 31s5 gp.
fnerib gtpe.
jsyrant pfiitsr, %. $50 81, 13. 5:..
(Dorotbp maI5, 20, 2003 Gin Ctr.
IgbOIpbus Dub. saunSsrs. 25. TOr'
fpoob. ..
iRanne GuniOu, q. ss3 Dearmuu
aosnue.
JalIbsrt 6. gsb. %. 5amiltoH. 8.
lGoriHns u. Z. SsrrmanH. Is. RsaS'
ing. 8.
JWaIton 20. Suut, 26. Snbianapplia.
lSlipe U. Smith. 20. 90 Sf 8. Str.
}5erbert asttenader, "A. Rsppori.
lglntointtte .. DiIms. 20. 2232
SbaorpeG 4ps.
)5reb. ID. Sssnsr, 32, 2434 asuils
I NORTH 4ps.
lSarriet 9. SiOtps. 81. 2421 ssss!.
)Serman s. glOlts, "a, 739 on &c,
WiIInn Ctr.
lTOrma N. Susrsens. %, 2627 9lib.
lamb aps.
II.
)Jobn ebiparb Gang, 26. 1924 Gle,
( iueliDn Str.
lgatberine M. Dagnsr, %. 2412 y.
WcUsidsn Qpe.
jRorris 6. Rit6is. "a, Ibamat0:pn,
I Snoiana.
telisabstb o. alnberiOn. 2e, 22o4
Gilbert Qne.
lSorace R. potisr. SO, 231 8. 4. ct.
lRanep 8. Ban airt. "a. 2160 Sin.
ton gpe.
)Seroms q. ROIanbslii. q. $685.
Darb 9lps.
leorOslia u. ROr.b. q. 113 Snpcob
place.
IWObsri 5bOmpion IT,, 25. 1882 Ssu'
ner Ctr.
l4nna gIasmsi.r. 10, bsssl.
lSsrHuu S4miSt. "a. so6 5r,sman
1 4penle.
lGaibsrins SOru. %. 6514 @asiIon
Roap.
J9arrp G. sniSsl. 40. 231o Sarri.
/ ion 4ne.
l2Inna giir. AZ. besel.
(elanb slbernGibp, "a. 552 George
l Sirabs.
lSaIis 9. Bktlsr. 20. ssliOrb 9tne.
IJrsO. :. SOhniOn. 43. 2525 Guberi
Mpenue.
lMariorie Rs9. Cslribs, "a. 1857
( ObfeuDotorp Roab.
|@alt,r 3. Spreen. o. @pumiug.' g.
lgiba u. S9orr, 23. Cartilage.
Seians I'D in Der slotllusby.
m -. ol ...l. 4 a ii - { -.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-01

WASHINGTON, October 1.-Who is
Herbert Hoover's right-hand man? The
food boss is carrying ten mems work.
And he has ten men, and more, helping
him-some of them volunteers able to
make $4,000 in private life, but serv-
ing Uncle Sam for 81 year.
However and observation-disclosures
Hoover's right-hand man is Mrs. Her
bert Hoover She has no real rival
for this distinction.
Prove it? AS follows
AS you may remember, big war
broke out in Europe in August, 1914.
Thousands and thousands of Amerr-
leans frantic to get home besieged u.
S. Ambassador Page at London.
Page had a brilliant idea. "Tele-
phone for Hooveri' he ordered his
secretary
| Hoover showed up.
Hoover, get these Americans home.
I'm put you N full charge. Take
money from anybody that's got any,
press into service anybody who can
rye-and hop right along to it."
"All right" said Hoover. Then
Hoover had brilliant idea.
Telephone for Mrs Hoover" he
yelled.
He was accustomed to "telephon-
ing" for Mrs Hoover whenever he
needed mustard plaster on his chest
or hot foot bath, or new minins
organization plan-or any little thlng
like that.
Mrs. Hoover showed up.
what do you mean" said Herbert
playing around that old manor witt
the two kiddies and wasting your
time that way! It's not like you bit
Can't you see we need a woman''
auxiliary to this relief committee t
get all these Americans homer?
"All right" said Mrs. Hoover. Ant
before Herbert and his right-han'
man quit work every American II
Europe who wanted to go home wa'
on has way.
Herbert Hoovers right-hand man il
Just about so tall--medium, you know
kind of soft and girlish in outlines
craving brown hair, straight nose
motherly mouth, laughing blue eyes
ard-more ideas and energy in min
ute than the average big business maj
has between breakfast and luncheon.
Member the time the Hoovers par
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-01
WHO IS HOOvER's RIGHT HAND MANI"
WHY BLESS YOUR STARS, ITS MRS. HOOVER

ticpated in the defense of the Tientsin
during the Boxer rebellion back in
1900 Well, Herb manned machine
gun when he was needed, in those
days, and-his right-hand man serv-
ed tea every afternoon to the beleag-
ured Americans behind their barrlcade
of sugar and rice bags. The Chinese
tried to kill her frequently, thought
they had put it over several times and
even printed her obituary once-but
she wouldn't let it stick,
Herbert and Mrs. Hoover, or rather
Mrs. Hoover and Herbert, won a gold
medal Just before the war began by
translating frem the Latin the most
monumental work on metals and min
ing up to the day of modern science
the de Re Metallica" of George
Bauer, who signed himself "Agricola. .
The task took two things-a know
lede of medieval Latin and know
ledge of mettallurgy
Herbert Hoover had his ups and
downs. He started work in California
mine at 50 day. Who put him where
he is? Echo answers--his right-hand
man. It's the old story of how to sue.
coed by marrying the right kind o.
a wife.
P. S.-The Hoovers' pet diversion il
an auto lunch by the side of the road
And they do say that, in addition t.
caring for her two sons and being
Herbert's right-hand man, Mrs. Hoove
does make the best stuffed eggs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-01
SUBMARINE MENACE
IS GREATLY REDUCED
VARIOUS DEVICES EMPLOYED TO
BAFFLE U.B0ATS- LOSS NOW
ONLY ONE-HALF OF ONE PER
CENT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. Unless
some new outbreak of submarine ac-
tivity develops many officials are salts
fled that the situation is fairly well
under control. Encouraging results
have been obtained through conveying
Eof fleets of merchant craft, the loss
having been reduced to less than one
half of 1 per cent. The employment
| OF smoke screens, kite balloons and
other detection devices also has shown
good results, and progress is being
made with reduction of smoke from
merchantmen and by painting ships to
make them almost invisible at dis
lance through periscope.
In discussing submarine conditions
today Admiral Benson, Chief of Naval
Operations and Acting Secretary in the
bsence of Secretary Daniels, indicat-
ed the departments purpose to make
snown more of its accomplishments
hereafter than in the past. No formal
announcement was made, however.
Admiral Benson said the department
had been unable to find any support
for the reports that German subma-
zines either had begun operations OH
he American coast or were preparing
to do so. The department, however
is ready for any EMERGENCY and is trac-
ing every report from incoming mer-
chant craft that submarines have been
sighted Amusing results have some
times followed investigation of these
repcrts. most of which apparently
have been founded on sounds of gun
fire from merchantmen and warships
at target practice off the coast.
The"smoke" box, a device to be
thrown overheard from a vessel when
submarine appears, has proved high
Ilv successful in some cases. A great
smoke rises instantly when the chemi-
Gals in the box come in contact with
the water, and under the screen ere
ated the vessel has opportunity to
change her course, and elude the u
boat.
Experimenting continues with many
other devices. Thomas A. Edison is
still at work on Investigation to which
he devoted himself at the outbreak o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-01

mpresses many officials as showing
that the submarine menace can be held
il check sufficiently to make certain
the ultimate defeat of Germany.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-01

the war. Even without the discovery
of any new implement for use against
the U-boats, however, the diminishing
rate of destruction Of merchant craft
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

NEW YORK. March 9.--The New
York Evenlns sun fnanciai review
Thursday said:
Tn todays stock market tradins
was quiet but price changes we're
frequently erratic. Those who feel
nervous about the possibility OF war
were impelled 10 some extent to sell
on rather conflicting reports from
washington. II Is stated that The
president will announce his course
OF action after the cabinet meeting
tomorrow. Wall street heard that
an extra session might Do called
much earlier than June. providing
the senate put thru It's new rules
with regard TO limiting debate
Securities circles. thefefore, have
again assumed a waiting attitude.
This fact would seem to argue
against any very serious break In
the stock market no matter what
happens.
TIE general list ebbed ann flowed
in an aimless way thru most OF the
session. The standard industriais
st best advanced only fractionally.
There were a few strong specialues
and some weak ones. The copper
shares we're generally FIRM,
The oil and motor issues were
strong for the most part After an
early advance OF nearly point.
Z. 3. Steel moved closely around
she previous closing level. Cuba
Cane Sugar was In good demand In
view Of the capture OF the rebel
TONER and despite reports that cane
burning In Cuba IL serious The
shipping stocks eased OF materially
and the equipment and munitions
group was spotty. Rails we're soft
and neglected
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

PrIstiaR-tAe pIsiR aest ktss-thst
.. riGkf-Ttm~H Iah n-sty--Main $3.50,
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

NEW YORK March s.-Fiour' Dull
and arm Pork. strong. ness, SIS y
spot spot ,is4SGts.So' sugar Raw
Sa9' muscovado' 81 test. stsT0 50
renned. dull; cut loaf. tSlg; crushed
-; powdered. tlo; ErAnglsted. $40
9.c Tallow. Firm; special. ~ Ne,
city ilSeS country. ie9lghc. Hay
Dull; No J. nie. No. :, $50 Tdc.
clover. sea9Se, Dressed poultry
2Tc fowls. l7H n31sc. ducks, ISL
sSc Live poultry Fairly active
geese, ita1sc; ducks 81 CSC fowls.
2tneac. turkeys. 2ou25c. rcosteTs.
fSAc. chickens. hroiicrs. ITO CSC.
Cheese. stronE. state milk. common
10 specials. s1A na7kc. Rklme. COM
mon 20 specials. ieh q ale.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Quotations BY Paine. Weber a Co.
Mar q. open High Low Close
cIIIc AGn nIrrTR NARkEr

CHICAGO March s-Butter. FN-
tras lOc hrsts $50 SIC dairy sN-
trss "a ~ a s7c: nrsts 1an SEC Egg.
Prime ordinary. 3S0seAc. hr-ts 81 u
137Ac. Cheese Twins, 7tis y f5e.
poultry. Fowls. 3ic ducks. IL y &c
geese. lsMtsc. springs ale, turkeys
soc Potatoes: Receipts is cars,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. t22S4s35.
fancy west. s2fe0.So.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
WV YoRK BITTER Axn Eggs

New YORK MAJ Butter Eas-
Ter receipts 900 creamery evtra.
80 .. &C., de- special market era
nGTrtr. state dnfrv tubs 700 t0c.
Imitation creamery frHta 20 n 1g-
b. v hfte faurr 1-d CSC nearby miss.
80 fancy -f0@Hse fresh frstr "a
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Bsnks ana Trust Companies
Listed stocks

zhe following hrIns ara privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange.
w. r Moss A Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. " West 4 Co. e. Z. Mncerone
n1our 4 Co. " p. Mclaughlin. Msr-
rin Lynch a Co. ". A Hanliu a
Co. VIM A Neer a Co. sinclair a
couls. Ernmet I, sprsEue, VIM. n;
stockard 4 Co. Bennett. smith A.
Co w p Reilly A Co. Matthew
Finr. A. w Wallace q Co. Levin O..
Gorfon.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March s.-wheat had 9
strong undertone az the opening 90
dsy. Futures opens5 lower but later
regained the loss and advanced no
ticesbly. May opened unchanged
but later gained Is, 10 si.ss SIS
July opened down i-2. later advane
Ing I, 10 Ass. September wheat
opened down IL. and advanced /
10 {l.46l-t in the later trading.
Corn was firm at the start and
later a demand developed With light
offerings May opened up Ia. later
advancing l. TO si.0s SIS. July open
ed unchanged but subsequently gain.
ed lis. 90 tl.o7 rs. September
opened up Is, later advancing 80.
to si067-s
Oats ruled lower at the opening in
sympathy with wheat. but continued
with the major grains. May opened
down Ia. but later gained SIS. TO
80 IS July opened unchanged. later
advancing Il. going TO 81 Ia
Provisions reflected no important
price changes az the opening Pork
Vas up a few cents while lard and
ribs remained stationary Later quo
tatious showed no material ehAngea
DETROIT March s-New crop
wheat Vas 81 nc az the start and
the market was unchanged for cash
and MAJ Early trading VAS quiet
Liverpool had a hrm tone Oner-
lngs tn Europe were small and eN-
porters were nrm IN their views.
Weakness developed Eaortly after
the opening and lower prices result
ed Cancellations Of foreign export
contracts, the re-sslling % wheat
held 81 foreigners and a ossief that
there will be more OF both, const-
tuted the weakening feature. Foreign
Tor Canadian wheat because Of low
price and high quality. and II Il be
ing substituted for some or tho
wheat recently Hold In American
markets The coming OF the opeH-
ing % navigation Is already having
a hearish influence as there Is much
Canadian wheat at the head OF the
axes and II will probably move tree
The government report on farm
and viii be carefully examined by
d. alers 10 - expected 20 show very
little wheat held back. but the small
ness has probably been discounted I'm
the recent advance. Exporters In
some cases are explaining the selling
OF their wheat by showing that they
-annot ship TO HOLLAND. Greece and
Scandinavia Leading NChicago pa
pers were beartsh In their views and
so were many dealers. but there IL
a general feeling that heavy selling
should be avoided az dangerous
Some improve In noted In the
new crop outlook The plant IL
greening nicely over a wide acreage
Wheat lost &c in the early trading
but recovered and closed AZ an ad-
vancc OF &c In July and ie In cash
md May.
The coarse grains were unchanged.
Cloyerseed declined zoe and Alsike
soc
Wheat quotations Thursday: Cash
No 2 red. s26l May opened with
out change az i2o3 declined TO sa02
and advanced 20 S20f July opened
with = drop OF &c at fis1L. touched
- 81 and advanced 20 81 stz. No.
white, tiss Coarse grain quota
tions Thursday Corn. cash No. 7.
tiof nI.I1 No. yellow sili0Il..
No. yellow. si.oslS 0i.l0H. Oats.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

Butter-ExtrA creamery, SIC ~
creamery nrsts sc, dairy, CSC 10
packing stock. 2fc 10.
Eags-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
cd hrsts. 2qc dor current receipts.
2si4c dos. RECEIPTS Thursday. $500
cases
CA@sse-MichlEan fats 33c. New
York, asc. domestic SwiAs. aTQ SIC
imported swiss $50 soc brick cream.
n isc; limbuTgtr. i-lh.. e5isc. glib,
stIe. Ions horns. csc. daisies ,2s
10.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

Noon Wheat: NAY up he July
up rc September up ic Corn May
up Ic. July up lie September NJ
&c Oats. MAY up &c July up nc.
Provisions Unchanged.
CIose-Nhsat: May up I Ne July
up &c September up ! &C Corn Nav
up Ike July up Ae September up
&c. Corn. NAY &C. July up NC.
Provisions Lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

standard. 0H0s7He; 10. white
sS0S7e, No. I white. $50 sec. Rye
cAsh. No. ,. slsI Beans; imniedia,ss
prompt and March shipment " 80
Seeds. I'rlme red clover, 81 80
March. tii; slsiks. fii.te; Timothy
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday included 1000 bbls 81 iouf.
: ears "a corn. 80 rye and I y
hay shipments we're 600 eels 81
f0ur 900 bu of wheat $4,000 ~
~ corn and :. 600 bu ~ oats Stoc "a
are $50. 900 hu OF wheat. ga, 600 ou
90 corn. 3Sto 900 bu OF oats and $1,000
hu % rye,
Primary wheat receipts we're Ti-.-
zoe bu. against seS. 00o bu year ago
Exports % wheat and hour THURS
day. liza 900 bu
Receipts % wheat Thursday pu-
luth. cars. against - year ago
Minneapolis it7 cars. against Aozi
chicago. 70 cars. against ISL Win
ntpeC sgs cars. against ass south
west. IsS, 600 bu. against 5000 bu
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

Detroit bank clsarinEs Thursday
uert fI.T53.es3.f1. Total clearingG
for 1911 10 DATE are sfai saS. efs. 80
~ against s33sgf5.sfe41 for the cor
r<sponding psriod In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
EIGIN RTTTER.

Butter sales were at acc ana &c.
mostly a. toc Last weeks price
Was ioc
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
roLEDo Strain

TOLEDO. March s--Closs-wheet
cash ieei. May. flot; July. ~
Corn Cash and May 81 II july
.If.iet, oats: Cash. Sc. MAY. s2t1e'
July. kssc rye cash. 81 s., Cio-
Verseed. Cash. tiito March. tiilk;
April. t0.Te. oetoesr, 80 Al
Timothy: Cash and March t2.Se
Butter Brick creamery tec; tub
creamery. tiae Eggs Fresh cand-
led SIC fancy selects 1ac Hay
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-05
HAWAIIAN DRAF I.
 TAkESPLACE AT HONOLULU
(By the Associated Press)

HONOLULU, T. H., Nov. 5--Today some 1000 men in the territory of Hawaii are being drawn under the selective draft for army service in Uncle Sam's new national army. On July 3l nexrl s7.eee military eligibles 'resy teraa r .s.r Cs~sFt snd TT srI@ mum Der U h expected that nne-fonrth viii be dtven, Ee16dAFss Sameer of Japanese and Chinese and F1liptnos 'cf Hawaiian birth. This list does not Include some 1000 mep ~hu afe meu1- tsrs af ths Nationsa Guard E 4IswAiise drsfs was unique, - thai |tae drs~sns wAs msdw dirsctiy lp HoRu,afa, Ii the territorial capitol while irxhe states 1t vas made ia Washington. The. entire opssatiou ras yondsetsd independent of wash ington, by special dispensation
 The drawing was held It 2:se o'clock in the morning in the Ssp>,e chamber of ths capitol, formerly the palace of the old Hawaiian kiuxs. Gov. sruor Pinkham drew the srst number --blipd foldsd,axnd after thst the Boy Scouts, working in rsisys took the numbess# from big glass con,ainsr Each sunahsr was in ( gelstine esp- ,Aule. ,-..s
 Ths tsrritory wss dirideS into six districts corresponding to the six reg. nlsr representative districts, two on the island of Cahs, two on the island pf Hawafi and one ou Mssi end Kauai asiand, Molohaii tAe famous leper sst- tlnment bsfns included undar Maui
 The diversity of race and tongue rs. presented in Hawaiian cosmopolitan population made the registration and draft . difficult business but Major Francis J. Green of the governors per. sonal staff who vas the moving fac tor in both problems received the cam. mendation of General Crowder for his work.