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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

NEW YORK. March b.--rhe Ne"
Y.sk Evening sun financial review
today says:
-rb> level Of prices In tod~ys
,1ck market presented an unduiat'
- surface. due TO miscopoeption Oh
n<vs dispatches from washington
y ven a. varying emotions arising
- the dissraeefuI spectacle VT
neeped yesterday In the hall OF 'no
sonass Of the United States
ssThe promise Of an amendment
= IL senate rules doing fway wilo
nnlimttsd debate In the speciai seq
- oallei today and the frank
e,eaentation Of the situation In the
eugur,l address lid something 10
eG-ct the Indignation and deprss
- thst are universal In securities
- nnancinl circles.
.After numerous UPS and downs
- market assumed n strong TONE
1870 was attributed mainly 70 the
opvering Of shorts m result on
~ support rendered by important
m1ogoets-
eU. 3. steel pushed thru Ito and
Ir(AIeAsn Steel A and b shares
o1vancsd on IL points for the Tor
- and S 10 9 points or SO for the
1~ftsr, q gain In the subscription
sunts Of several points. After
Nh setback 1t the opening the
eccoer group was consistently
o1ssng. Naturally the shippins is-
- Suffered. Marine common held
.oreunably well. but the preferred
$3.50 about 4 points. with later
rvoey u some three points
~fsndlns Quieted Gown toward the
G1ss1ns--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
SALESMAN SUES
PROMOTERS

Elmer j Cousino. a stock sales
man. fled suit Monday morning thru
his attorney, W. ID. Ellsworth,
against l. n. Dagg and j. y. Con
shafter. advertising underwriters, for
,25.0 900 claiming that, doing business
under the arm name OF Dagg & Con
sbafter they misrepresented the bus
mess OF the Holland Rusk company
and induced him TO sell stock in the
concern.
For damage 10 HIS standing as a
stock salesman. Cousino asks com
pensation and declares that he wants
the company 10 reimburse his Gus
toners.
Instead OF yielding q return OF
from s4.. 900 20 $50. 900 during 1915
as Cousino claims that he was led
BY the defendants TO believe would
be the case. the Holland Rusk com
pany. according TO its annual state
ment made profits OF s7.TS0.s3.
The rate OF interest represented TO
Cousino as earned by the stock was
IS per cent, he holds. which was
higher than actually earned Like
wise he sAys that the concerns
property was represented 10 him az
free from encumbrapces, while there
was n mortgage on Il Tor $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
SAYS vodka
WASALlY0F
JAPANESE.
Count TOlstoi Blames
Alcohol For Defeat
of Russia
is SILENT IN
PRESENT WAR
Son of Famous PhilOsO-
pher Here To Give
Lecture
Alcohol lost a great war


That Is on the authority OF Count
ulya Tolstoi. second son NJ the great
Russian writer and philosopher.
Count Leo Tolstoi. and his colabora-
tor In many OF the distinguished
Russians works
To a reporter for The Times
Count Tolstoi said Monday In his
roors In Hotel Statler that he be
Level one OF the greatest blessings
that has ever come to his dearly
beloved. but badly torn country
was the almost total prohibition OF
alcohol. Vodka has gone from the
peasant there. Only the rich gentry
gets alcoholic beverages now. The
peasantry is absolutely without It's
vodka.
At the outbreak Of the present
war. Count Tolstoi said. an imperial
order went out absolutely prohibit
ing the distribution OF vodka. Then
the armies began TO mobilize The
mobilization OF the greatest armies
that the country ever put In the field
was accomplished almost without
the semblance OF a riot Here and
there were slight disorders. but
nothing approaching the fearful in
ternal dissensions that occurred
during the recruiting for the Russo
japanese war.
Count Tolstol reasons that the
war with the japanese was virtual
ly lost because OF vodka. It's infu-
ence on the peasant-soldier was bad
enough. bat its effect on the lead
ers was worse. II Is his honest be
lief that II alcohol had been prohib-
tied at that time Russian arms
would have issued from the conflict
glorious with victory.
II was not Japan that won nor
Russia that lost. King Alcohol won,
he believes. And so this distin-
guished son Of a genius whose name
ranks among the greatest OF mod
ern days Is delighted that he has
come 20 an America that Is rapidly
becoming freed from the terrible
threat Of alcohol
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
"FOURS"
News Bulletin No. 81
Harroun Motors Stock NOW
81; After Midnight,
March 10, SIS

There IL an excellent reason for
the fact that the great successes IN
the automobile industry have been
made by manufacturers OF popular
priced four-cylindeT cars.
That reason Is DEMAND.
Eighty per cent OF the cars sold
last year were OF this type. And
1917 viii be 10 an even greater de-
gree. q four-cylinder year.
Motordom would have been deeply
interested In a Six, an Eight or n
But a Harroun Four reused the en-
thusiasm OF automobile distributors
to pitch new in automobile indus
try annals
The Hsrroun Motors corporstlon
has purposely chosen the one field
IN tho Industry IN which success
warrants an expansion almost With
out limit.
A success merely mediocre has
never been part OF the Harroun
program.
II IL this feature which has won
much OF the financial support given
the Corporation by the automobile
industry itself. both In personal and
corporate ways.
The Harroun plants, now nearing
completion at Wayne. will have q
capacity OF $4,000 cars snnuaily--
the most ambitious Initial years
program ever proposed.
To the liquid capital neeSh for
this complete program is due the
fact that the Harroun stock sub
scription list is still open for your
remittance.
We believe the harroun Moscrs
Cooperation the kind Of business
which appeals 20 you as an invest
ment
You can buy Harroun Motors
stock for 81 share Of $40 par
value until midnight Wednesday.
March IL. following which date tho
price becomes IS a share.
Undoubtedly this stock win be
quoted at par by the time we begin
production from our great plants In
Wayne. now undergoing the nnai
touches.
Certainly, you win never again be-
abls 10 buy u for 81.
As guarantee OF our own conf
dence in our enterprise. Ray Har-
roun and his associates have depos-
tied the 100000 shares owned BY
them with the Treasurer Of the
state OF Michigan. 10 remain In es-
crow for the benefit OF the Corpora
ton until the total stock n earning
dividend Of at least 100000 an
I nually.
I The stock you win buy WIN be IN
, the form OF adinterim certificates,
7 issued by the Equitable Trust Co. OF
/ New York. and redeemable In six
months proven safeguard against
unfair market manipulation.
The above Ia an advertisement OF
the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

LONDON. March 5.--The British
have again advanced their front on
the right and left wings OF the
Somme regions of France. On
the left flank. east of Gommecourt.
the Germans gave up ground over
front OF two mIles 70 an average
depth OF 100 yards, while on the
right flank. east OF Bouehsvesnes.
an attack gave the British terrain
on . front OF 200 yards and ia
prisoners.
Heavy casualties were inflicted on
the Germans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
15TARSDlE
IN RESCUE
ATTEMPT
Two Coast Guard Boats
Swamped While Try
ing to Aid Steamer
HUNT
FOR BODIES
Stranding of Tanker
Results In Sea
Tragedy

WASHINGTON. March B.-The
death let Of the U. s. coast guard
seamen who persisted In a heavy sea
while going TO the rescue OF a
stranded steamer OF ocean City.
Md, last night. was today believed
10 have reached rs, when additional
reports TO the coast guard told OF
the swapping OF a second small
boat.
The second boat. containing sir
men. was lowered from the coast
guard cutter Yamacraw. when a first
boat containing nine men had been
swamped just az II reached the
towering sides OF the Texas oil
steamer Louisiana, laboring on Win.
ter Quarter Shoals.
Further dispatches this morning
told OF the safe Bleaching OF q small
dingy with four men. Coast guard
ofhcers. however. did not believe
this boat was from the Yamacraw
as IL bore a strange lettering
Small boats and dingies were to-
day securing the sea on Winter
Quarter shoal near here for traces
Of the lost seamen-
Small hope. however. was held out
when AZ daybreak no trace Of the
missing men had been found.
Hope In also dwindling that the
Louisiana. now ARMY axed on the
sea lAshed shoals three miles north
east OF Ocean City. Nd. can be
saved. The vessel has sprung Sc
rtouH leaks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
77.a.p6c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Grain and Provisions
Liverpool

DETROIT. March Liverpool
wheat was strong because OF
strength here and difneuly IN 90.
was not unexpected after the big al {,
tance Of last week and the pohtlcai
outlook az Washington,
Ftiibustering In Nasninstoh
credit tor weakening the market ~
American ships cannot De armed " ,
natural 20 suppose that they VIII
not 70 20 sea which reduces chances
Tor larger exports. and - - ON ss h
bulls depend for the boosting 81
prices A wire from New YORK sAld
Wilson might arm American SHIPS
Notwithstanding action oy $3.50.
weakness and took the ~ grade dur
lnE the frst hour Of trading tne
strength was because o. ActlNe cAsh
demand Mays price depends largs
" on transportation. aRd there
rot yet much Improvement In that
Many dealers are az a loss TO ae-
count FOR the strength the market y
showing. As the general belief -
that the country Is near 20 war and
that war would Put prices OF EtAlh
AMI securities lower there was
nothing said about export BUYING.
takings are quite large. Belgium
bought a large quantity last week
and the needs of the British ano
French are known 20 be large hus-
sian Hour il being offered on the
paciac coast considerably under the
price asked by American mills
Wheat opened 1C lower. advanced
Be and dropped back 10 the opening
rye advanced ie. beans i0e. corn
Monday's wheat quotations: Cash
No red. saoi: May opened with
drop OF lie az 81 %. advanced 20 tAVs
n as g advanced 20 si.ss ana closed At
81 st No. white. Si.ss. MONDAYS
coarse grain ouotstlons Corn. ssSh
No, 8 h;ies No, yeiiSS-,, lev. " So, ,ss
card. ssisc bid; No. ; white. sse Ne.
4 white Csc. Rye Cash No. =. tl-Ss;
Beans: Immsdi a.. "a Rsr rsS Pri hne
red. el 81, 3 Ill ilm sS n" .sss '
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Monday were /, 900 bois OF nour.
cars OF wheat. ~ OF corn. OF oats
and 1 OF rye. shipments were l.uoS
III 900 bu OF corn stocks are AL goo
bu OF wheat $4,000 hu OF corn sst.-
600 bu % oats and $4,000 bu OF rye.
out OF $50 Michigan eorrespono-
snts sIs say what rat ~ sss. &sn Export no
WoriG. wheat exports last week
were 1855 900 bu. Against ssNVvv
bu n week ago and iS.s,+,eos ou
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Du-
luth. 4 ears. against go year arc.
Minneapolis. 40 ears against ~
WINNIPEG. 12s cars. against iisi chi
caEo. IL cars. against lss
brsr,ayV wheat receipts were l.
asT coo bu. against i.ssSooo ou
Exports OF wheat and -four Mon
day it1.neo bu.
wheat .I4.eao bu decrease; corn. ~
ooN bu increase, oats. i.sTs,ooo On de-
crease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CHICAGO LIVE srocN.

CHICAGO. March Hogs. an .
900. market strong. Is 20 1sc higher:
mixed butchers. st3.sodi4fS good
heavy. ti3.s0m ifO5. rough heavy,
heavy. s09f37s. light. tISfs9
1905. pigs tf05odi1s9 Cattle: RE
ceipta $4,000. market strong i0c
higher. bseves teiBdf7i0. cows and
heiferA ts.fo0I03s. fs.45d9sS, Tex
ans. tssbd1o. calves fsnI11s.
sheep Receipts 1900. marx et
strong. Zoe higher. native. si0So0
II. western. tti35aI11s. lamba
tt26IAt0. western. fi2fsaife0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Prank Alpine, a cook. 30 years
~. OF No. 5I5 Fort-st cast. was ar.
r0sted Sunday morning BY Patrol.
uoen BehoIlett and Tiiney ut Cas-
I'D Aichisan-aves-. for violating the
1Ipe law. When Alpine was
o>orrhed AZ heacquarsers the police
~ that they found. besides a tot
~ Of WHISKY morphine. several
Ued1es AM other drug paraphor.
rn]is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

fsanIsy xctxdix i3 years old. NJ.
- ooltnafave.. has been missing
- his horne since Feb. 20. His
ocg<nts ara alarmed at his long ab-
80 nd aske me oiice 90 make
0)horo search for the lad. Itpng
onz<llE IL four fee. tall and wslshE
ID pound< When ne left home. he
49, dark clothesand a black stock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCkYAHn.

DETROIT. March 5, l9lT-CattIe.
Market steady. best heavy steers
500 1880. best handy weight butch
er steers, Ssng50. mixed steers and
heifers. s. q SIS. handy light butch
ers S70s light butchers. $500 z 50 /:
best cows. s7as. butcher cows. "a q
q s.f5i common cows. SS.50Hs, can
nera Sti5 n 5.50 best heavy bulls
$50 $50. bologna bulls f7dT7S:
stock bulls ts0s50 mixers and
sprinEers. b00sBc Veal calves:
Market strong best lambs. sit. fair
lambs. tf80f375. light 10 common
lambs tl0qi250. fair 10 good sheep.
- q rs. culls and common tsd so.
Hogs Market prospects, mixed hogs.
fi3.50Qlt pigs. tl2d125o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CHICAGO RUTTER NARKET.

CHICAGO March z-Butter. III
tras. zoe nrsts 2s6ssc; dairy extras.
sfHse nrsts g3083Bc. EgEs.
Prime ordinary. asa1sKc; nrrta
y Nc. cheese Twins 2fh H7sc
Young AMERICA 2s015Hc. I've
poultry fowiA 1870. ducks. ITU11r.
geese, lhUls- springs zoe. turks
1ec. Potatoest Vsrstpts 10 ra~s
wisconsin. Sltogase. Minnesota
tsoW2St. faney west. t2b0d go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
OSCAR LOCKE

isc; No. I green bulls lac; No. I
cured zeal kip. are. No. I green veal
Kip. 21c. No. I cured murraln. lee (;
calf soc; No. l KrSen calf 7sc No. 1
horse hides 81. 30. horse hides. - I:
No. 1 tallow. IS No. 2 tallOw. o.: No.
! hides. Is on, No. kip and calf
wool). Soc otf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Produce

The market for the week opened
little quiet and with a generally
steady price Hat. The Jewish feast
OF Purim occurs on Thursday OF this
week and up 20 wednesday there
will be a good demand for extra
heavy hens, for which q small pre-
MUM IL being paid The butter mar
ket ~ steady. with an upward tend
ency. The egg market - on the
way 90 lower levels, the decline be-
ing regulated by the weather TO a
great extent onions are being Of
fered more freely and are little
lower for the day. Potatoes are IN
changed. but the feeling IL easy.
strawberries were q little scarce for
early buyers but there are plenty
on ths way and the market 10 called
steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Hutser-ExtrA creamery. 1ec 10.
creamery frsts. SIC 10. dairy, 1sc 10.
packing stock. fthc -.
EgEs-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
ed hrsta ale dos current receipts.
soke doM. Receipts Monday. l.ese
cases
CAe>ss Michigan fats. SIC: New
York. 1ec; Domestic Swtss 40 17e
imported swfgS So Qsec. brick cream.
uhc. limburEen Lib. fSNc 2-lh..
Nkc: song hornG 7se. daisies. ~ %
944e 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DnnnInm a aanrNna

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. March s.
Cattle Receipts. 80 cars. market Zoe
higher, prime steers tii11fB
butchers tsRI0. fat cows, ts2s0
s5a heifers. tT1s.75 bulls. ssasas.
Hogs: Receipts 90 cars. higher
heavy sifT0n14sS. yorksrs $3.50
dltTOs pigs and light. tf30t3.b0.
sheep Receipts 40 cars strong:
top lambs tiAt00I47s y~arIinEE
iiaol5 50. wethsrs. t1zai22S: ewes.
If25di15o
Calves: tS0i4S9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

NEW YORK March iAButtar.
quiet; receipt s.63s. Cream@ry *.
ire. 20 sic. do sperial markef.
~ at2c. state dairy tubs. 400 coo
Imitation creamery drstA afaazr
EgWA demand good receipts asa
nearly mixed fancy. s3a35Hc. fresh
hrsfa 31n 03fc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
cLryELANn LINZ srnf-tx

CLEVELAND. March 3 Houa. Pc
cetpts. s.009s active 90 f0c hiRhsr.
workers., tIta0df440. mixed and me
diumA $4,000 30. pigs and rouEhs
80 cars. slow 20 Toe higher sheer
and ismbs Receipts z cars. steadv
TOP. sft15. calves Receipts. zoe.
active 20 soc higher. tor. tls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

me Following nrms are privileged
~. Noes a Co. Carlyle 4 Povah
90 y. West 4 Co. r. n. MAccrons
- ! Co. " Sof B. Aef IS s s.s-
Wn A. Nesf 4 Co. Sinclair q
lsIs. Emmet L sprssue VIM ":
ca. = CO ca < s. .1,Ss 4 s CO; To-; |.
IN. a v. wsii is : a Co Co. ts 800 a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March S.-OpeninF -
Wheat MAY down Ne July ooWn
- esn,.mber down &c Corn: Nay
down &C. July down NC. Oats; May
10 &c: July up %c Provisions
AaFpfy higher. -
CsIo.e--Wheat. May up Ne. July
Coyr Ma DOWN Ne; July down aes
s~ptember down &c. Oats: May down
&C: July down NC Provisions.
Higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

TOLEDO March B.. Hogs Re-
ccipts SEQ market 25040c hi0her.
heavfea. flz IS ~ iA40. workers. ffz So
Gtt15 good piRs fi2at26O Calves.
steady. sheep and lambs Steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CAIN
THREE MILES

PARIS, March 6.--A violent
German attack, over a front Of
a mile and thrse-qusrters, made
In repeated assaults, was e.
pulsed last nigh. with heavy
losses 20 the Germans. todsy's
official statement asserted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

TOLEDO March 5-wheat: CASH.
g. o0iz May. s20sL July SIS ~
IL 30 Oats Cash. stLc May. 81 = r.
July. $50. Rye, Cash 81 s.. Glow
errsad Cash sIfP0. march. sii 90
Aprii. sl0.ao October. 80 ~ AlsilSe
Prime and March til.65 Timothy'
Cnah ard March. t1s5 Butter: Brick
creamery &c. tub creamery 81 =
EgR~ Fresh candl~d. 35c. fancy Sc
Iecss CSC. Hay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Detroit hank clearing for Mon
dar were tS.fgt9g72 % Total clear.
lngs Tor 1917 o. date are afs1.ggs. -
bss.if a. against 91299g3.Tn Tor
the correspond period in 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF n. G.. II. II. COMPANY

Notice r. hereby given that TIE an
nuai meeting % the stockholders OF
many. for the election OF Directors
and the transaction OF such other
business a. may com before the an
nual meeting. will be held at the Of
Zee OF the company In the City OF
Detroit Mich. on "wednesday. March
~. 1911. At I 3. m. by order OF tie
Directors 81 the Company
tSinned) J. -. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

city Editor Accuracy. accuracy
always ACCURACY I've drilled
that into III my reporters
Business Manager Al. ult &C
counts fGr it-each one says hat
you're an Anticipated donkey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Appt>--ss.Be04so per bbL for
choice and SOS for fancy.
s..s.ss-Good Shipping stock. ~
B.s.s-iJried IAmas .i4o ID.
.cr..s~ryfs--Lsts HoweA % per
kbis. 80 b.
Drs..es c.iv.. - Fancy. ts0ise;
Dre..<s Kegs - xaEht IS0iTe;
heavy. 1tdiSc 10.
Ffnnan H.ddt~s--i5c ID.
Fresh VeEetssie.--Rsdlshss. 80
cumbers. hot h~use. szCa25. car
rots, $50 bu.. Brussels sprouts. IS -
soc ct: California celery. s5c u ti-so
doz. csuiinower. t7zs DOR lettuce.
i3ql5e "a: eaobage. new Flor Or. =
tS.7Ss7S per crate. shallotts. 900
erspe Fr.is-,4uasS Der crate.
Hssey-Fancy white. is0i7c; az
Hss9Desroit shipper. ar. paying
the following prices Cor salsd nay IN
car iotG T. o. b. Detroit: 30. 1 tirno-
!hy,. si.;soqis:, sssna.rd a., .i "a
10 tinotsy .iasis, ~ mixed.
clover tisel.so: re E,ay.; a.. 49, x
I~w...-t404ss per box.
LiDes-fi10Nifs per 100
.s.,.-ws,nuts segiis s,Son .,,.
i,sssssss: p sIss5s'- ,sssisei s. sr'''l''
saTsNIfs per box.
o.isrs ;il.so9i; Rsr io BOD
Potatoes MichiRan car iot IN
bars. 81 soosss bu western stock,
t7.ss91 bu; new Bermudas. fif@iS
resItyy-sprinEs. stosie ilgh,
7 lie mediums. 70a9ic. stays 10
/ isc: roostsrs i49fBo. geese Is6 zee
I duct- 11nflc N
str.wberrfe.--6sc quart.
s~ees Pesate~---ferseys kiln dried.
+ tlT5n7a0 per crate.
JonHISG PRICES
G."r en-. eG sss. 'I' cd PER
fancy Maine ti-ss; standard $3.50
80: tabl. bets ',,lsgite: pea;
iiis Oh IS. early june. 81 % .iftsd
earfy June. 81 40 dor Tomatoes.
Standard. . soaiso doz
csaee-ssntss. standard lsGIsc;
i'is tins tins. y Use IR I f. ''0''''
Pe.s-yobhing prices. foo-ib. sacks.
bran $500 standarS miaailngs
.rs sgd co sns a9 sassi' eoar.. g eorn
meal tis0tf' corn and oat chop.
vis.s-Iosblgr price. ~ ~ e.
$3.50; straight. % pure rye. sass;
sprinH utt.as.. a.
per sacks
Raw un..sd sioa. boiled ua-
seed. fio7 IN barrel lots. kerosene
tank-wagon o. iron barrels sac. red
crown gasoline. ffAc gal
Hfses No I cured hides. ale. No
n green aides isc. Nc. cured bulls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

BERLIN PAPER
THINKS PLOT
MAY SCARE II. s.
eV JOHN oRANoENs.

BERLIN, March 5.-csetmnuy's
self-defensc offcr OF an alliance with
Mexico may reveal 60 Americans
the dangers into which President
Wilson is leading them" according
Ia Georges Bernhardt In today's vos-
tisehe zei,ung. III WIS our duty
he declared Ito enlist as an sDy
Americas most bitter cnemy--but
Wilson has seized II as trump
card"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
ELsrN pUrrrE

Dsttsr sales were az acc and 4ac.
0cetiy a. t0c. Last weeks price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
Nm YnHK cn1-rnN nAnnrr
rInn INnIsInIAIa

PVtstiss the ptsts asst kins--tA.s
- rtEht- TIHes teb DeDt~--Msi- ss.a-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CHICAGO BuTrEn MARKrr

CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET
CHICAGO, March b.--Tjutter. Ex-
trnA soc, nrsta, $50 9sc, dairy extras.
~ " SEC. nrsts, sgussibc. Eggs. Prime
ordinary, sS1 3SiAc: hrstA. ace
Cheese Twins, "a n y CSC: young AM
eTicAE 25m2bh &C. Live poultrys
Fowls. soc. ducks. iTG aso: geese, Is
q lee springs, ale. turkeys 20c. Po-
tatoes. Receipts 20 cars. Wisconsin
and Minnesots. t235G2t0: fancy
west. ta.S0a 80.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-22
RUSSIANS LEAVE
MAIN LAND TOWN

Petrograd. Oct. 21.--Hapsal. the I'm
pcrtart city on the coast OF the
Csthonian mainland. east of the Moon
sound has been evacuated by the Rus
slams following the German naval sue
cesses in the sound. This was an
nounced by the war office tonight.
Hapsai lies f1fty-two miles south
west Of Rsvai and 252 miles, south
west OF Petrcgrad. II Is thanked by
coast Notifications which were put out
OF action by the German long-range
naval guns Once deprived of its de-
fensive powers the city. with the bay
ilrm ediately to the north. forms an
excellent landing mace for the Teu.
tons who may intend TO take Reveal
from the rear.
The official statement frankly oon-
o"des that the latest events In these
winters have rendered the situation In
tho Baltic archipelago extremely grave
for the Russians.
A number of zappelins have bonn
harded those parts Of the Riga gulf
coasts still held by the Russians The
coasts OF the Gulf Of Finland also were
bombed.
A number OF women and children
We're killed in these German lombard
ments,