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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
Mortuary

HErrEMAN--sudde Feb. IL. 1917.
at his residsnoe. No. ss5 Congress-
~. east. John. beloved husband OF
The late K.therine. dear .thsr OK
Mrs J. n. Bsrthoi. Jchn. Patrick
and Katherine Honemah. Notice OF
funeral later.
MACLEAN-reb. IL. al her residence,
No. 5si Philip-ave.. Jane b.. aged VI
years. beloved wife OF John r, and
mother OF Alex b and David j.
Funeral Friday at s:so y. m. from
residence. Burial private.
home. No. ~, r%en,y.tour,s-st'.
err Of Mrs. William Gussi. Mr..
GsorEs Warner. Frank Po.ti. Mr..
Charles DeerinK and John ". Postl
Notice OF funeral later.
RAnMLER-F:e. Il Lucille, sssa :
" cerh m1n'' and %srsar.,
Ramn,ier tnss Kayser). and dear
sister OF dsrtruds. Norbert and
twin si.,sr OF Lswslia Fun ,ssi
oratlot-avs.. Friday. Feb. is. at
$3.50. TO ~. Anthony's church at 10
A. m.
scHNEIDER-Teb. H.. 1911, Joseph
j.. In his Goth year. beloved fAthsr
OF Anthony j.. William, Peter and
Aurelius Schneider. Funeral from
residence. No. . Amidst, Friday,
At $40. and St Joseph's church at
o'clock.
RIpLEY--Tuesday. Feb. IL. At 7z5 p.
m. at home OF his daughter. Ms
Otto steglate. No. sss Philip. Rob-
ert Ridley, sr. He - survived by
ave sons. William. Robert John;
Joseph. OF Detroit. and Thomas. OF
Peoria, M. and one daughter. Mrs..
Otto SteElat Funeral Friday at J
u. m, from above residence. Inter
ment at woodmers.
sTACk-Feb. Ia at parents resi-
dsncs. No. I1S Locust. Mary. below
ed daughter Of Mary and Thomas
Stack and sister OF Mrs. Edward
Fritz, Frank and John stack.
Funeral Friday At sac, at resi-
dence. and o'clock 81 Holy Trim
lily church.
ULRIcH-Feb. IL. 1917. walter p.
aged 10 years beloved son 90 Cath
crime l.. Ulrich (nse YsaFerl, and
dsAr brother OF Belinda. Ferdinand
and Edwin. Funeral from residence.
No. loss East GRAND blvd, satur-
day At $50 a. m. 10 81. Anthony
church at ,.
wrIR-Feb. 10. slias r. Weir. Ser
vices from Holy Rosary church Fri
day Fes Is, ~ q. m. 1ntsrmsnt
at Chicago. III,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
PARKING
LAW NOW
IN FORCE
Police Impound Cars
Whose Owners Vio-
late Ordinance

Motorists learned Thursday morn
Ing that the new parting ordinances
passed By the council Tuesday
night. 10 already In eject. Autono-
biles found In prohibited sp0ts wsrs
taken In tow By . police squad 70
an automobile pound established 1t
the east end OF Cadilicsa. Before
the owners can regain pesssssioa
Of the machines. tbsy will b
obliged to Day IN impoundins fss
Of -.
In addition 70 the psnaity Cor I'm
pounding his mschins. the driver
or owner also will b required 70
appear In recorders court At .
stated time. 10 answer TO Q CON-
plant for violation OF the ordi-
nance. n he feels that he has not
violated the ordinance. he can TO
gam his machine BY niing . sworn
afYidavit with Secretary walters. n
later found guilty In court, how.
ever. he viii be required to pay the
90 fee. In addition 10 q fns.
Thru Commissioner Cousens and
frame Inspector Rutiedge. the 20
Hoe department has arranged with
the city election commission for the
use Of q polling booth. which will
be located At the automobile pound.
Pstrolmen vii be on duty there
from 1880 o'clock IN the morning
until 10 o'clock At night. Two tow.
ing squads have been formed. and
they Will begin their duties In earn
est Friday morning.
The offenses for which automo-
biles will be lmpoundsd include
blocking streets. not parking at az
angle with the curb. parking with.
In rs feet OF corners where cars
stop. parking within 10 feet Of .
hydrant. standing more than 90
minutes. between a. m. and 9 D.
m In the business district. leaving
motor running and unattended. OBJ
structins crosswalks. and backing
MP TO q curb. except when loading
or unloading.
The impounding fee In considered
as merely paying the cost OF tow.
Ing the machine away. according to
Commissioner Cousens. and puni.
tive damages will be left 10 the
court.
The FIRST machine impounded un-
der the new system was that OF d.
J. Mclean. OF No. % Broadway. His
car was found standing near .
safety none on Jefferson-avs. Mo-
Lean. altho claiming he ran out Of
gas and was forced TO leave the au-
tomobile there. paid the 81 fee
without protest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
MAY HAVE new
NAME FOR CLUB
Committee Probing Promotion
of Big Organization Likely
To Ask Whole New Deal

In all probability Detroit will have
new athletic club. but Il Is thought
quite likely II viii have another
name than that OF the Tippecsnoe
club. That is the opinion Of q large
number OF members OF the club that
IN now being formed. n Is believed
that the publicity already given 10
the venture Is OF such a character nc
will make II necessary To have
new deal.
II Is declared that 800 prospec-
tive members have already submit
ted one.toIrth OF their initiation
fees, or total OF about $40. 900, and
this. IL is said, has all been used UP
In commissions and expenses by the
men omotipg the club Efforts on
tile part Of the many members OF
the club TO get financial statement
have failed. they complain. and as u
result, az n meeting recently O com.
mittee WAS appointed TO make
thoro study OF the Affairs OF the club
and report AT a meeting that viii
be held In Hotel statler next We'd
nesday evening.
This committee. composed Of 81
prospective members. held an in
formal meeting Wednesday and
heard suggestions from the members
Ak 10 the test way TO proceed. one
suggestion that appeared 70 be pop
ular vas that a new organization %
perfected and that the name OF the
club be changed. II was said that
this step would be taken only in the
event that a satisfactory adjustment
IL the affairs could not be obtained
from those who arc now administer
ing the business OF The club.
The advisory committee Is com.
posed Of Tie following: Fred K.
Holmes. DR.. A. l. McPhee. NJ. A La
Fond. Edward c. Van Leven. ~
Scott r. Hodge. Is. III. Ackles. James
W. Ballentine. Stanton c. Crawford.
w G. Malcolmson. Wallace G. Hood.
Hardy n. Whluock. J. H. Gregg. IL
J Schultz. Albert r.. Hamilton. n. c.
Marshall. J. w. Morrison. Sid A.
Erwin. Edward X. Miller. Dalton r.
Wells. George W Ross. Alnio1 c.
Holmes. W. a. Helmet, J. L. Van
Luyen. Thomas r. nRnahey &. c.
Corey. Sylvanus w. Curtiss. John &.
Stuart. Martin r. Calvin. l. A.
Young. Harry A. Hanford. Thomas
f. Thornton, T. p. Stephens, J. d.
Richardson and Frank p. Buah
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
SAXON HASN'T
CANCELLED ITS
MOTOR ORDER

The report that the Saxon Motor
company had cancelled its contract
for 10000 motors from the Con.
tinentai Motors company because Of
the Saxon's recent FIRE IN the old
plant Il untrue, says william A.
Nssr. OF the Detroit Stock Exchange.
Tue Are caused q forced delay
In the delivery ~ motors TO the
Saxoo's new plant" he continued.
but the normal supply will again
r. reached In a few days. am
reliably informed The Saxon IL
now turning out rs cars q day but
win be making 100 within the nex:
two weeks.
II DO not hold any Continental
stock myself. but believe these
are facts That should be given those
who have heard the aforementioned
rumor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
Charlie Chaplin Subscribes His
$4,000 'Bit" to Help Britain
Win War Against Germany

denomination was held NJ Trafalgar
Square ~ noon. tho great space
bout the monument being jsmined
with people and the lord MAYOR
iresidins.
Figures OF the total subscriptions
are not yet available ard will prob
ably be withheld until tomorrow. but
II 10 expected they will break all
previous records. The whole OF the
campaign featured with the slogan
win the war" has been carried "a
with the most gigantic advertising
scheme In British history. Meetings
turnout the empire have aroused
new snthusiasm and rconsecrsted
the nnsiish people Of the biz e6ort
that must come 20 achieve q victory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

Alexander Hudsinski 20. Mary
Mandeil. 10.
S 8 xl,. S.S Sss. IL f b.ss.i s, :,. =.
NJ Hull IS, Rochester, N. y.
John ~ Post. -: Nellie webb. as.
wsllsc. q Smith. 81; Augusta ".
Waterman. 40.
Roswell X Br.hmsr a. Mabel L
Roy J. CLARK. 81 Roe. c. Rosso.
John NJ. Day. %: AAa Baum. %.
cisrenes Hamilton. u; Eta n.
John A. Gray. a.. Julia hosl.r.
ThOms. Burton. 30. Edna Brink.
VIM. G. sioeum. %; Marguerite L
Hugh G. v.vi.r ~; DIV. MAvity.
ro..., L Fountain. "i Irene ~ies.
Edward =. Naaisan. ~; Mary
Charles Cummings. Is; Victoria
Eisin W. Piper. sc; M.A.i. Mac
Robert A. Bush. a.; Josephine
Michael woitowieh 81; Peisgia
zsmion wlsshslin. 10; Josephine
MAJ F.eis.s~'si. 81; Mary Krs-
GEO. p. Mssrirsrse. "a; stsrrouis
r. Backea n.
Arthur Bacon. %: Marian L
stonesbeseh. 40.
Robert o y; Afn'ok. 40. Toledo May
Arthur l. Adams. II; Lillian ron-
taine. 10.
Edward H.nl.k. So Ruth Taylor.
Andrew Fomai. 20; Annie Balloon.
Is.
Otto Lchtnsld. 40. Trina Howath.
40.
John Parsons rs. Grace n. McNair.
Leo 4. Bur,snser. n. Gertrude NJ
ALI Msmmst. Is, Alberta Riddle.
Anthony Lipise. Il; valeria POD
vorska. 10
Peter Del rsv.rs. So c..erins Pa
George sarsnnkak. 40 Marie SVEN
dek SO.
BronislSw Jawscki. %; Boieslaws
John KuIinecki. 30 Anna Pres. 10
Paul Tureoki, as: Katherine kry-
lax 20
rrancieco p. I~duos. 7st Josephine
Columgo. 1s.
Ernest Bellant. 10; Florence Bry-
Albert Talamin.. IN; Ermins Allor
George W. schultz. -; Es,sils Il
John c. Rsddie. rs. Detroit. Mar
ian Cooper. 20. Terra Haute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

AZ the solicitation of friends, X.
4. Carroll. OF No. 2l4 Linvood-ave..
former vfos-prssident OF the Trades
and Labor council. snd>a prominent
figure In the Modern MAecabees OF
the state. has entered the race for
the Republican nomination for alder.
man In the Tenth ward
Mr.. Carroll has lived In the Tenth
ward 10 years. Before coming 70
Detroit he was n prominent citizen
Of Port Huron. having served as
secretary to the mayor
For many years ne was state mar.
aser Of the Court OF Honor. an auxil-
larry OF the Modern Maccabees.
Mr.. Carroll a. present Is engaged
In the real estate business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
WORK OF
BASE HOSPITAL
Red Cross Society Members To
BE Ready To Look After
500 Soldiers

The Detroit chapter OF the Am.
erican Red Cross society is now well
launched on the work OF providing
unit field hospital OF 500 beds and
full equipment for the United States
government. In case OF war
At a meeting OF the executive
committee. held NJ the headquar-
tiers OF the American Rcd Cross
society. No. 70 shelby-st.. the nnal
organisation was decided on - fol.
lows:
General chairman. Gustavus ID.
Pope; vice-chairInsn. Joseph b.
schlotman; secretary, Mrs. Robert
Stanton; treasurer. Emory W. CLARK.
The executive committee consists
OF these four with the addition OF
Sidney T. Miller. Ralph M. Dyar.
Miss Emily A. Mclaughlin and MI.
L. 4. Grettsr.
The primary purpose Of the D.
troit chapter Of the American Red
Cross society 10 to provfds for The
government at least one nsid hos
pital unit This includes not only
500 beds. fully equipped. but also q
complete stan OF ofncsrs and attend.
ants from the chief surgeon down,
numbering In all about 200.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
by LOWELL MELLETT.

BY LOWELL MELLETT.
|fnr Correspondent United PressD
LONDON. Feb. I6.--chariie Chap
}. Americas movie star. II a $3.50.
p contributor 20 Englsnd's Win
p war" loan. subscriptions for
|iich are closing today in q whiri.
Ind finish The men whose movie
tics have brought him a fortune.
Piled his subscription from Los An.
les today. II was announced.
The war loan Subscriptions are TO
formally closed tomorrow. To
p the greatest advertising cam.
tsn England ever saw was barred
the newspapers and by poasrp
krywhere. 4 tremendous popular
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
FEARS OF
C0ALLESS
CITY PASS
Situation Is Much I'm
proved and Lights
Will Still Flash

Washington's birthday will not be
Ncelsbrated by Detroitsrs In dark
ness. Lights will Hash that night.
one week from today. as usual. This
is the announcement made by the
kdison company Thursday morning.
after an inventory Of the coal sup
ply had been taken.
For weeks the lighting company
has been within three and some
times two days Of the last shovelfuI
OF coal In Its bins. II has seemed
frequently that unless coal arrived
from some source quickly the vast
plants OF the concern would be
obliged TO shut down for lack OF
fuel. leaving 100000 homes In Clark.
nees.
The last two days OF season able
weather. however, have gone far to-
ward relieving the situation and re-
ceipts have been so much more free
that Alex. Dow. president of the
company. felt justified in declaring
that the fuel would last for full
eight days. With the prospect Of
continued fair weather and with
plenty Of coal at the mines. 1t seems
reasonable TO believe that whatever
olse may happen Detroit will have
rover as we'll az lights Tor the re-
inalnder OF the winter.
Meanwhile. tho The people may
have plenty OF illumination for their
homes. many are likely 10 shiver In
the cold. for there is very little coal
in the city for domestic use. The
ttesm coal has been arriving In fair
ly good supply. but anthracite 10
flcw in coming. However. railroads
Thursday morning held out hope to
the threatened city that there would
be plenty Of coal for everybody by
the early part OF next week. The
Grand Trunk and Michigan Central
railroads both announced that large
shipments Of anthracite coal had
started on their lines from the cast
and with the other freight conges-
ton fairly well cleared up there was
bright prospect OF getting q vast
amount OF coal 10 this city in few
days. But just now there are hun
dreds Of yawning coal bins In the
city. and, lit IL almost impossible To
get a ton OF coal from a dealer be-
cause he hasn't any.
Contractors who furnish coal %
the city institution, have generally
carried out their contracts and thur
far the schools. public Libraries and
other city departments have not
suffered. Because Of the fuel short.
age. however. the library board has
decided 20 reduce the hours that the
branch libraries viii remain open.
n has been the Gu uom 10 open the
branches az 3 O'Clock. but they will
not open until O'Clock. IL II said
that the branches are not patronited
n great deal In the morning hours
snd that by reducing the consump-
ton OF coal the contractors will have
more TO furnish TO families
Coal shortage Is directly RESPONSE
BILE for change CT schedules on the
Pere Marquette railroad which will
go into effect Sunday, Feb. Is. In
certain cases. trains have been d.
continued. altho TIE service has
been rearranged. as far az possible.
to meet the convenience OF tho com
munities served TO the best advan-
tage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
ALLEGED "YEGG"
TAKEN BACK
TO CHICAGO

Andrvw Burney. arrested week
$50 BY the Detroit police. Is wanted
IN Chicago In connection with six
rafs blowing jobs In the once OF the
consumer Coal q Ice company.
Chicago. A Chicago detective AZ.
nvsd Thursday to take Burney back
for trial His alleged aocomplices
we're arrested in Illinois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
BOILING QUITS
STOCK MARKET

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s. - r. w.
Polling, President Wilson's brother
in-law. who testined during the house
note leak probe. today resigned as a
member OF the Washington broker.
ese arm ~ = A. Connolly q Con-
pany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
To Consider Training School.

DR.. Mary Thompson Stevens an.
nounced Thursday that there would
be meeting OF the Joint committee
of organized women which Is consid.
tring the bill providing for a train.
ing schoo, for women, In the Tween
tieth Century club at l:45 o'clock.
Friday afternoon. All ORGANIZATIONS
interested in the passage OF this
bill are urged TO have representa-
lives At the meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
BRANCH LIBRARIES
CLOSE MORNINGS
. CONSERVE COAL

Feeling that coal IL as essential
books during the present fuel
portage. the public library commits.
on has determined 10 curtaiI It's
so that greater sup
" might be available for the needs
housebolders.
Until March l. lrsnch Libraries
I'm bs open from / O'Clock In the
|ternoon until Q o'clock at night.
|fth the exception OF Sundays when
DO branches viii be open during
10 usual hours. from 10 a. N. to
D. m. The former hours during the
sek-days we're the ZANE.
TIE library commission has had
difficulty thus far IN getting coal
fcsuse its contracts are being full.
He'd. but Il decided 10 shorten tho
bars 90 that the general public
isht be benefited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

The Buckeye Press association.
lth . membership embracing news-
hpsr editors and publishers thru
II Ohio. Will meet st Marion. o..
>day. for It's annual convention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

Tn. one WEAK spot In the market
800, =. ,hs az. as.i rns a.
ssn 'i FOR production d sai ' I. a, hand; re-.
bsipts are liable TO show : biz in
ess.s. Almosi any DAY. and ,hs atm
''H Win 3" this n:'S on: e ..s.psoa 's X.
ns.s.. Z. IN !. .'rS,pS p ;sn and q
= Hds Sslss. ar. .ss nI sss. s.
shiiI: ihs rest OF the lat Is nrm At
-
pA:!s: ana SsS i :S,I s:%sy .,.,. :,
.s: s:. .,,'..,aL..s 'i ho we 10 % per
D,,:.;s sG:;.,;s - Fancy. i'e,'a;
D.s...s msss Llsh. noiss,
vss:a vesssssIsss.-ors:n Rsprcsra
Dsrslsy. Is b ssc dos: euevmssr.. hot
eovss. ugLs cnrrot. u.to ny:
49, GS'sn 49,.
-. "a yGHy nsr Ssha.h., c,s,. 90.
tc.wsss III A.. ie,,',es ,sW,an ~
Gr.ps Truit-S&osSo per crate.
Beosy-rancy white. fs0ffc: eH-
rssssa. s1lcs 10 -
=. ; scIIan,rs .r s,s,spsr s are R:,ir,s e
Per lots, & b. pstroi,i No. tino-
iiseoiI hsht mlssd. usSceit
70 .ss s,%ot r., i,S,.d No; II, TiI sd
si"vS.r. n ssSis!S '' rs: . ..psw' $50
bio; wheat ana 90, straw. Si.ScSS
per tor. .~...
H.ss-wslnuts acone:s almonds.
t4toc niberts. lsnisc; Rrariis.
- zoe pscans ismlss u,
ia isSsso r.r box. ''''
Osssss-tii.so per ioo-ib. sack
panish onions. t,sn per crate.
p~ts.se. = M.Airs- car lots In
a.: u!se,so b. y-s',err stock,
P-r bhi. 80 nor bu
Pswitvy = aprlnvs ss~3sc: rght
r'nss 1o6 sic. fancy hens. :,9
se: roos,srs i4eisG reese. u o zoe
u~ka fsHNe N.
rs~sspv'es-'s per crate; ''Ts per
n.sn,t.--sisoci7s aa,
swees Pess,c-.--Jerssys. kiln dried.
sopnIxo PRICES
q....s cesss--Appi... sss.is per
a. ta oen u,VgI%; scorr
sn,s 49, p,rv snI,
non tan. no msrrowfst peas.
sH0,fs esriy Juns aisn sifyes
eriv Jr.. 81 10 dos tomatoes.
C~s.s-ssr,os. standard. Is6iTe:
nsA,uun. 1890: fancy, ,S0f1e' pio.
az aitnc I'm r,cka9es it9,re
~ Tin. ,se Yac IN
v.eA--yohAInr pr,ee. fnA-,h SACKS
vsn' ar. s,srN.rH n,Asiinss sss.
ne rniTdi,nss $40. cracked corn stt:
ns,s. royn m.sI slf. com ga "a,
nrr ~ , ION .r,... a.., x,o,,.
rs,.r, a. a. ..eons ne,.nt a.
tr.tgn, "a 70. pnre I'VE ssao srr,nv
49,, sasn bSSu, x,h ,sr., ..rh.
ou-Rsw i,n..ra AZ ~. boii.r lin
~ e,sf ., harrsI to,.. tsrn..rs
~. Jason nr ,,nr n.ry.,. ,,.mord
ss6i,rNt .r r.,s.r,ior ts~. ~.
cine iier red crown ss.oiln.
av.sSo .,,.s ,,s.. ,f,. No
Sr~er hlAea isc No : cured bulls
Sc No 1 greer bulls isn; No, 4
ureH wal kip. SC: No ~resn veal
IN &c No 7 cured r,urrsip isr;
10 7 green rnurrsin iTc No erreh
az snc: No I green calf acc: No 1
cy.e hirss 81. No 2 horse hiHs.. ss.
10. 4 tsiiow. So No. Z tsiTow 81 No.
hfdee. lr 0W' NO 4 KIT ard raIr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

A new rsA< light for automobiles
Is equipped with On alarm that
BOUNDS q signal 10 Il b s1tinsuishsl
accidentally.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16

People in India whore she came
from take a. much pride In keep
Ing blooded elephants as Americans
do In having bloodod horses. says
Tiny Duchee, the daring little train
or OF Robbins dancing elephants in
the Miles theater. this week Misc
Duchess father was an animal deal
er in Bombay. India. and owned
many elephants which we're used as
beasts OF burden. She played with
them In childhood. found how easily
they could be taught and has never
known fear OF them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
$500 DOWN BUYS

A beautiful a-story frame residence,
one block from East Jefferson,
large bedrooms with sun pariors:
hrst moor finished natural oak. sec
ond WITH ivory; diningroom panels
with leatherettes. fun basement,
plate glass mirrors In vestibule.
full basement with hot water. fur
mace and tubs.
c. L. JACKSON
SAP Drexel Blvd. Hick. 2085
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
EAST SIDE

s-room house, one block on Mack car.
Just east or bouleNard' modern eh-
Cept furnace. which can easily be
- stalled "a Il has n large cellar.
fine attic and large hoored barn.
which could be made into garage.
lot alone H. worth 81 500 price.
$4,000. and $4,000 cash handles a.,
you must see this 60 appreciate the
bargain Phone OWNER. Cherry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-16
Nrw yoRK rRoDrcE MARKET
NEW YORK. nUTTrn AND EGGS

NEW YORK. F~p is.--Fsutter. nrm:
special market tsh q iso. state
ssmsry nrsts sias1te; ssss IN.
Sttied. weak: receipts. s.Sit: nearby
$ney Nl1 u tso. fresh hrsts 451t7c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
ees stra6snranGes absrfii6rt.

Gpdt eefiern absnb bra4ten bic
9si@tportnen bss Common 3SIeds Bs'
ridts, Dor tpeI6sn gtfbert Beii psgsn
gsraubuns bss Sobn 2lptins BON
Sarttpsl prcSeFirt lporb,n mar, einen
ouf S4ulbig laItenbsn @dhripyuG
elm. @sssu gBeit lisssn nuberosm nc6
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tr nit eiIism sstuifsn gti6arb Sbct'
iptH, Der Ii1 bereits iduIbig beiaunt
bat u. Ticb in bsr5iauissg sgefferunssaHs
iiaIt befinbet, ben aonbutteur stnsr
aodlonb Gar am 10. Sanuar b. s.
unb am pdroufiOleenben Gage auh
ben Nirtb Steffressn pom Car.
thaee in isirrem aotaI bsraubt bab.n
fol-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
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