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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
Births


I
, p Potter F. ponahue. $50 fantz;
- Maianc kas, ~ D.. rs. J. Hoskins
40 brooklyn a. BoRorat. COZ Brady.
y. ~urma 1881 Tarnow g.. Marke-
NecL. la9 hosCninsko. r. KAsper SIS
Jos oampau. r. kannell, 81. Mary s
hospital, 49, Joffe. Grace hospital, IL.
= Sniner 50s Thrty-thlrd. +. NJ.
kellogg 94s Warren w. j Galucz-
ka, 81 Goldner w. l.. Wallace. Har-
per hospital A. Kaspert 20 Campau,
spokane +. I, Metras, 272 Brandon
j. kean. 322 Locust, ID. VI lamil-
ton 1888 ". Euclid. s. r. Dahlherg,
go Warren W. II. Mccormick. ~
n hbard. + l.. BusborrOw. 14s Col
burn ~ Frye. 1859 West Grand
blvd L. Colver. Providence hospttai
y. Schrader, s. Dey j. Pearce. Wo-
mans hospital q Smith, 4eG sixth.
j Duil, 100 Sicotte. J Cichocki. 6l3
Trowbridge: o Jennings. 800 Balti-
more us a ~. kaschuk. f5S Lilll-
gridgc. c. Sokolowsh, 5iS Moran,
j. Singer 37s Fairvlew: W
schultz. OH Congress. W Burns. u
Tinman, a.. Reed. 23o Concord. O.
Brent. ib0 wilkins. w. l.. Zurweiier
third. %. = Cleveland. I53 Pitcher;
r. Meyers SOS Forest W. s. ! Jan
kowski. 535 Thirty third J. Narga
25t Thaddeus l'ss1ler; 90 Bacon
Crane r. Iunios, 257 Grrenwood; T.
McQutfep 10 RUSSELL r. Bielski
t53 BelNidcre; ~ Ferguson eSf Dick
erson J, popp. 81 Orleans. W Ken
zie J " Murray. Providence hospi-
tai; 7 Biretta. 1874 !. Campeu. IL
A Neei Womaus hospital: G.. Reh-
feldt 1oa Autictam T. Bosek S.
Thirty second 49, kowalew ski aal
Forest T. T. Dull $50 Clcotte; O.
Poior a. Mercier @. Skellengef Sc
custer. r Habitz. SIS Vauderhilt ~
r. Heck I'm PARKER @ s. Hanna
PISS Baker. A. Maroinkiewicz. 720 ST
Aubin; II s.. OcStrike 2N Park blvd
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Deaths

August Tiertha. I65 Rich. 20 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis John Musal,
1871 Addison, months broncho pneu-
moniae Carlos Yods. st Nary's hos
pital about IS years. cirrhosis Of
liver. Wade De Long, 432 Concord s
hours. prematurity Philip Burn, Re-
ceiving hospital. g years. fractured
skull. ". H. Ross 13S Wabash %
years. inquest pending Mae Tobin.
fal McDougall. e years, acute ne
phritis. Margaret Burgess. ST Luke 3
hospital SIS years. carcinoma James
Lowell. Harper hospital. IS years,
Fort east year typhoid fever;
Creta polkuchtu. So Orleans % years.
pulmonary tuberculosis, Peter Penn
kowski Detroit Tuberculosis sanl-
tarium. ~ years. pulmonary tuber-
cuIosis. Catherine Schmidt 7bS Or
leans, ! year. lohar pneumonia, Mary
Mcintosh 16l Baker 81 years, gem
eral septicemiai Joe Norman, Recciv-
Katherine Buckley Children's Free
hospital years hilateral osteo-
myelitis. Alice Miller Herman klefer
hospital, Z years. scarlet fever char !.
iotte Devices Grace hospital. ~
wears. general peritonitis, Minnie a.
Curnmins ISL Calumet. 20 years. can
Ger uteri, Aloise kohylski. 6b scott.
days. icterus neonat9rum; J. y
years, internal injuries; Annie NJ.
McCaiden. Grace hospital 80 years,
Intestinal obstruction Nazcereno Fa-
gotto. Receiving hospital a. years,
iobRr pneumonia. Hyman Schwartz,
Harper hospital ~ years general
sarcomatasis Beatrice Rampert. 7a2
Seventeenth year diphtnerla
Arthur Kostrsewsii 1909 Palmer r..
8 months castro enteriEs. John CT
choracki * Eldridge. : months gas
tro entAritfs. Mary Rehn. All Maple
81 years nitral insufhciencv. Julius
Boon. Harper hospital. about ~
wears acute nephritis. Dorin~ \. Nc
nouKaI T26 Campbell. wears CO.
bro spinai-meninEitis, Roy Melizn.
Harper hospital. 20 years internal
hemorrhage
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One Woman S Story
sY CAROLYN sEEcHER.
Chapter cNvnl

The doctor said that with such
care as ne received there was no
4 reason why Bruce shouldn't soon
. be- as well as other boys. and that
no may even be strong enough 20
hold his own with other boys In the
! simpler athletics" Robert. told me
ON their return from their visit 10
the famous specialist
Ny eyes filled as I looked from
my boy 20 his father and noted tho
perfect understanding between
them Bruce accepted HIS father
unquestionably | wished | might
DO The same. might be satisfied with
what he gave and never ask for
more But we women are not like
that We crave not only love. but
its expression,
Al The end OF The week, We re.
turned home
THIS was tho date upon which We
had planned 20 return. and the facto
thai father and Helen urged US 10
prolong cur stay did not change our
plans ono thing pleased mo very
much
'4ou play better than you ever
id before. father remarked one
evening as ! rosc from the piano
aficr playing for moro than an
hour And ! never know you could
sins. really sing. ! mean.- he quail.
fed
: should play better than J used
%" tod BIN. "for'1 practice many
hours each day. and AZ for my sing
ing have had wonderful teach
or Lehore Dorian has been my
teacher rs wei as my friend FOR
some time"
"Not tho Lenore Dorain:" Helen
questioned
Yes, the real Dorian answered
lanehingly "and you should know
her. Helen She "a rs delightful a
woman as she Is an artist She
has a husband who adores her. and
three % the dearest children
She >6etfS stay AZ home and
take care OF lhem. then, instead %
galiyanting around the country
father Frowled. he had little pa
iience with women who did any.
thing outside their homes. unless
compelled by the direct poverty re
| rad religiously refused 10 have a
woman in bis once in any capacity.
Home Is woman's place. he WAS
i fond NJ saying IF she doesn't IN
tend 70 stay In f. why docs she
marry
But surely YOU would not have
q wonderful genius Ike Dorian stay
AZ home and wash dishes and scrub
instead 81 using the glorious voice
God gave herr asked lsughInEIy
~ she has a husband. especially
II they have children home is Inc
place Cor her" father stoutly main
talned LET her sing 20 her homo
| friends. her husband and children.
if she must sing
"But father" persisted. ~ don't
believe God ever gave a woman
such "a voice and did not intend she
should make The world happier be-
cause ~ o. And l.cnorc doe not
neglect her family In the least Tn.
decd ! know OF few so well cared
for Except when she is on tour
she absolutely devotes herself 10
them she has refused many nat
terins offers 70 sing abroad because
she would not leave them Then.
too just think OF her earning. ca.
pacity II must be many times that
Of her husband and he Is pros.
porous business man"
And while she is away touring
the country her children are left
with hired servants" be answered.
scornfully
had started him on subject
about which he had very decided
opinions, and while saw had not
convinced him that my point OF
view was right. persisted
She has most competent help.
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LOST

A large bunch of keys-on two
key-rings attached 10 each
other: one key ring held three
keys and the other held about
Is. Reward. Phone NJ. 1920.
II. c. Kulling.
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Delegates from leading Giues
turnout the country are expected
in New York today for tho annual
convention OF the North American
Gymnastic union.
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Father OF Three browns.

HASTINGS, Mich. June 25.--Ion
Rupert. aged 80, OF Prairievile. who
had a wife. and three small chill
dren, was drowned in Pine lake,
sunday. when canoe In which be
and Frank valencort. OF Kalamazoo.
were fishing, capsized His body
was recovered half an hour after
wards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25

WILL pay cash TOR vacant lots.
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Are secured IN the County Building.
Engagement and Wedding Rings
and Wedding Blfts as Well az En-
EraVed Invitations and Announce
ments are secured AZ
HUGH CONNOLLY e. SON
Jeweier and Diamond Merchant.
Corner state and Grlswoid-sts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
to a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John r. street, between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
MOrtuary

tune "a. Corncia 6.
-. age "a years. beloved wife ~
Frederick Halzhauor and mother
81 Mrs T. T.. Hannah. Fred T..
Iaizhauer Mrs. Robert kloggc, ~
Mt clemens and Mrs Richard
Raps 81 Cincinnati Funeral from
residence 17u Kirby ave. r. Tues
day. June 90. 90 2 r. N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
crystal domlnOes. 1-lh. 81 LIS crystal
dominoss. 5-lb. sli as. eagle tablets.
$40 S. car loaf 50 %. cubes, 50 20;
powdered. $50. Ersnulated, extra
NuiH. fs35. ErAnulated. 2s-lh cottons.
SIS 5 CRYSTAL Gomino granuiated. 2-lh.
and t-ih. cartons w cases, sss5.
CRYSTAL domino. grannlHted. Hl' cases.
ISIS diamond A. - 2h, confcctlouers
g. 90 NO. e. ts25. No. 2, 1870. No.
3. seiE. No e. $50 No s. SS.os. No.
p S. so 10, t1e5 No. ~. $3.50, No.
NJ is. 3 SO. non-caking mixtures.
sa2S beet sranuiatsd, tS.tb per 100
lbs. house hold powdered. lc - to
case g. 80, household powdered, IS
go ease, f4.15 per case.
WV XonK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK June 2s-Flour Dull.
unchanged Pork Quiei mess. Sal.
So Lard steady middicwest spot.
trifuraf 96-tesI IS 77M . % musco-
vada safest f5O2N5.2i. refined. arm
cut loaf. 80. crushed. rs. powdered.
f-lf0,0 40 rranuiated, s15o. coffee.
rfa 30. on SPOT. Toe. Tallow
strady Especial. t1hc. city I6A
Hay' Quiet prime No 7 $40 80.
g. s2ts n 80c clover. sSc nfi .oS.
Dressed poultry Quiet turkeys. $50
0Sr chickens 10m CSC fowls ia
ast.r. durkH Long fsianH a0a SO
f.fta pnuffr Unsettled rresc g..
aurss $50 ft. fowls. ga 1tc- tlFk.
sys 10o ROSTERS. i2- 1ttc chicken.
broiisra 2BG 10c. Cheese. Firm. state
milk. common 70 specials 900 NC.
skins. common 70 special S8lsc,
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Or. William j. Condor, of New
Bruins wick. n. j.. who has been at
he Chattanooga camp as a member
of the United States Army Medical
Corps. has been arrested on the
charge OF having slain. some five
months ago. John v Piper, a stu.
dent in Rutgers college The body
OF the student was found in the
woods with lime over IT, Detec.
uyes think the body was in DIT
Condon's cellar for months before
IL was taken 10 the woods.
The FIRST American man-ofwar
built at Portsmouth, n H., was The
frigate Raleigh, 80 guns. which was
launched May 81, 1916. having been
completed in just so days from the
laying of her keel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25

TO RENT-F1.Ars a APARTMENTS
A modern, beautifully decorat-
ed terrace. Adults. 63 Hum
boldt.
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LOST Ann FOUND

o. Kline's store. fra
ternity pin Initials on back r NJ
~ Reward. Ridge SCI,
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HELP wANrEp-MALE
ATTENTION, MECHANICS
EXPERIENCED MEN
WANTED

Tool Designers and Craftsmen,
Tool and Die Makers,
Tool Room Machine Hands,
Tool and Gauge Grinders,
Die Sinkers,
Trimmer Die Makers.
Solderers,
Wood and Metal Pattern
makers,
General Machinists,
Production Machine Hands,
Hand and Automatic Screw
Machine Operators,
Brown & Sharpe Automatic
Screw Machine Operators,
Tin and Coppersmiths,
Power and Hand Bumpers,
Metal Finishers,
Wood Working Machine Hands,
Sample Body Builders,
Engineers and Firemen,
Boilermakers,
IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED
AND ARE SKILLED IN
ANrxy MN AnT- VIyTTT1uyTYrrn
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READ THIS

50 ACRES T 8 miles from city hall on
Plymouth-rd. I'd Hoisington. route
s, Plymouth. Mich.
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MYRTLE-ST. CORNER--Brick store
with nine rooms above. two frame
fats, total frontage. $50 feet $4,000
VIII handle balance quarterly;
good investment SMITH 81 Cam
pau bulg. Tel Cherry 63f4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
WINDOW CLEANING
sroRAaE ~ cAnrAen

CENTRAL STORAGE CO. moving.
packing frcnr1of rates right. Mo-
tor vans for efnufbau moving,
ACaiE storage mammoth warehouse.
storage, movinr ~ baa ~ Gilman.
PARTY MOVING io Caiifernis can
rent mart Cg car Central Storage
Co. Cadillac 49,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
no LOWER DANISH ENSIGN.
Old Cory to Float Over Islands To-
morrow.

Old Glory to Float Over Islands 10.
morrow.
Copenhagen, March 29.-Tho Danish
ensign, which has floatcd over the
Danish West Indies for two and half
centuries, will be hauled down on Sat
urday to the accompaniment OF salute3
from the Danish cruiser Valkyrien and
| an American squadron and the Stars
and Stripes will be hoisted in its place.
| According to the present arrangements,
an American naval representative will
take possession Of the islands without
waiting the arrival Of an American
governor.
The formal transfer of sovereignty
might, according to the treaty, take
place any time up to April l6 TIE Sc.
lection of next Saturday was decided
npon SO that the transfer could take
place before the American Congress
meets to pass upon the question of
peace or war With Germany. Any pos
siblc complications on the score OF
neutrality or the right Of transfer to
a belligerent power will thus be
aYoided
1t is assumed here that Saturdays
ceremonies will be simple. After the
Danish flag is lowered the cruiser Val
kyrien will withdraw and return to
Denmark with Commodore Konow, It's
commander and present acting Gov
ernor Of the islands. Some of the civil
authorities will probably remain for
some time longer in order to assist
the American officials in taking over
the administration Of the island. They
Will also be concerned with the ques-
ton of the future nationality of the
islanders who, according to the Kings
letter Of farewell, can retain their
Danish citizenship if they SO desire
! The purchase price of the islands
Will be paid in Washington and per-
haps retained on deposit in America
! to assist in financing Danish import
trade from the United States. Many
suggestions have been made here as
to the ultimate use to which the
money shall be put, but no decision
has yet been reached
|
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Men Welcome
Mothers S Friend

The husband is often worried over
the condition Of his wife during her
period Of expectancy. The thought
that he is helpless to relieve her phys
ical suffering and discomfort causes
him great distress.
"Mother's Friend" is a safe ex-
ternal lubricant which penetrates to
the fine network of nerves beneath the
skin of the abdomen. 1t has a marked
tendency to relieve the muscular
strain to which these broad, fiat abb
dominal muscles are subjected.
If husbands will secure for the ex-
pectant mother bottle Of "Mother's
Friend" from their druggist, they viii
find that they have bided to Avery
great degree In relieving mucll/6f the
discomfort during pregnancy and
pain at the crisis.
The mother should apply "Mother's
Friend" every night/and morning,
right up until the time Of giving
birth to the child. BY aiding nature
in its prenatal work the mother will
experience much less pain.
Every mother should have the free
book prepared for users of "Mother's
Friend" 1t concerns her health and
we'll being during and after the crisis!
Write to Bradfeld Regulator Com
pany, Dept. d. 420 Atlanta, Ga. Get
bottle of Mothers Friend" today.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
SPAIN IN STATE
OF GREAT UNREST
Internal Discussions as to Attitude OF
Nation IN the War-FOOd Shortage
RprOuinp tcufn


Internal Discussions as to Attitude OF
Nation in the War-FOOd Shortage
Becoming Acute.
London, March 29.-Thc official Ga
zettc at Madrid published today a de-
cree suspcnding constitutional guaran-
tees in all provinces of the kingdom,
Reuters Madrid correspondent cables.
FREQUENT reports from Spain of wide
spread unrest because Of her attitude
towards the war and an almost uni
vcrsal food shortage made officials at
the state department receive today's
announcement OF the SUSPENSION of
constitutional guarantees without sur
prise. Ever since the beginning OF the
war there has been decided internal
dlsscSsions as to Spain's attitude in the
war, and during the last few months,
especially with the sharpening of the
German submarine campaign, the food
shortage has aggravated the trouble.
officials here, pointing out the SINH
larity TO the Russian revolution which
also began through political unrest
deepcned by food shortage, were un-
willing to predict the outcome.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
MT. BETHTL NEWS.

Mt. Bethel. April 2.-Missos Maude
and Ethel Sharpe charmingly enter
tanned a few Of their friends Friday
evening at Rook Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Henley were re-
cent visitors at Fork Shoals.
Mrs. f.. A. Sullivan and daughter,
Miss Catherine, spent last Thursday
with Mrs. w. l.. Stone.
Mrs. G. b. Taylor and Miss Kate
Mcdlock dincd with Mrs. n. b. Wood
last Thursday.
Miss Fannie Morrow spent the week.
end with her parents near Iva
Mr.. and Mrs. A. *. Hughes were
visitors in Harmony section last week.
Mrs. G. e. jackson of Exon was the
guest of Mrs. r. S. Stewart Wcdnes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ramsey I.ollis spent
the week end with their parents near
Chandler.
Mrs. J. II. Carlisle was the guest Of
Mrs. G. G. Adams Monday.
Mr.. c. E. Sanders and Mr. w. G..
Garrett were business visitors at Lau-
rcns Monday.
Miss Rnth Reed Of Chandler was tho
weekend guest Of Miss Felicia Stone.
Mrs. Cleo Knight was in Grecnyillc
shopping last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Settler of Lau-
rcns were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Sanders recently.
Miss Fannie Morrow spent last
Thursday night with friends near
Tumbling Shoals.
Miss Felicia Stone entertained a
number OF her friends Saturday night
In honor of her guest, Miss Ruth Reed.
Miss Claudia Stone and Mr.. Ernest
pStonc spent Sunday with the Misses
Reeves.
Mr.. j. III. Carlisle had the misfortune
last Thursday OF losing q fine milch
COW.
Every mcmbcr Of the Improvement
association Is urged to attend the
meeting next Friday afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04

KATIE BISHOP.

The readers Of Our Monthly are ia
miliar with the fact that for ten
months past, one of our oldest pupils,
Miss Katie Bishop, of Laurens, had
been great sufferer from tuberculosis
and had been confined TO her bed i'm
the summer parlor Of the inGrmary.
We are gricved TO state that on the
10Th Of this month of March Katie slip
ped away very swcctly and quietly to
Keep company with her Master in the
Better Land. Katie had been confined
to her bed for ten months and always
without murmuring and complaining.
She had been secretary in Mr.
Branch'S oficie. Her work was most
efficient and satisfactory in every re-
spect. She is real loss to the profess
sion that she had adopted. When she
was taken Ill she had just finished her
Junior course in the Thornwcll College
and would have graduated with the ap-
preaching commencement. Her class
will greatly miss her and the Orphan
agc loses in her a very bright, intclii-
gent and faithful student. During her
sickness she received great deal of
attention, not only from all members
of the Orphanagc family, but also from
a numerous list OF friends in Atlanta
ana elsewhere. She was good Chris
tian and faithful member of the
'Thornwcll Memorial church and entcr-
tanned her hope OF blessed immortal
;ty. Her last audible words were My
Savior is with me-. She was buried
| cn Sunday afternoon. after funeral
services at the church, in the Presby-
tcrian cemetery. One more grave add
ed to the little group Of those who
were left to our care not only in life
| but in death Teachers and children
mourn for her sincerely, and in fact
! she will bc much missed for they had
sick room. that they will not know
how 10 give ii up. It was a pleasure
always to visit her to sec her broad
smile and her hal.py and cheerful face,
though under so great an anliction, the
end Of which was certain, for special
| lists had told us ,:n months before she
died that she could not live three
weeks, but the care and attention Civ
ell her, prolonged her life for almost
a ycar.-"Our Monthly, Clinton, S. G..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
CAN'T LOSE HAIR.
Twenty Years From T0ioy Bald
headed Nan VIII be an Unusual

Twenty Years From Today Bald.
heade1 Nan VIII be az Unusual.
h Sight.
One of the most prominent drurgists
Of America made statement few
weeks ago which has caused great
deal OF discussion ahong scientists in
the medical press. -'
ilc said: "If the new hair~gTowcr
Mildredina Hair Rcihedy, increases its
sales as 1t has durlng<fhe past year,
1t will be used by bearly every man,
woman and child in America within
eight years.
when Mildredina Hair Remedy Is
used almost universally, dandruff will
disappear and with It's departure bald
ness, itching scalp, splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will follow and twen-
ty years from now bald head will be
a rarity" Sample sent for 10c to pay
postage. Mail orders filed by Mildred
Liuise Co., Boston, Mass.
For sale by Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Despondcncy Due to Consultation.

Women often become nervous and
Respondent. When this is due to con-
stipation 1t is easily corrected by taxi
ing an occasional dose of Chamber
iain's Tablets. These tablets are esay
to take and pleasant in effect.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Japanese WnrSiip Sunk.

Vancouver, B. c., March pa dis
patch to the Canadian News from To-
kio says that German raider has sunk
a japanese warship in the Southern
Pacific The names Of the vessels
were not disclosed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-16

GEORGE Ii GRO
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WANTED

All the News All the Time
IT III z A r. G. u s.
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aEal Harms.
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SIX CENTS per line first insertion
Tarea cents per line each additions
Insertion No al less than Is cents.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-24
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Wheat prices shot upward today but
later declined. July finished three cen is
higher than yesterdays close. Sep
TENDER closed fractionally higher.
Wheat receipts, l66 cars. compared
with 2SS a year ago.
Whcat-July. opened. $2.35; hisi,
SAL low, s2."3i2 CLOSE $2.36.
September -- Opened. sl.S6: hi5h.
$l.S9 low, Sl.s2la: close, Sl.S2i.
No. hard. s2,I6M2.S1 No 1 north
crn, 71Gt2.T6: No. . northern. S..56
M2.Gi No. wheat, s2.36M 2.5l, No. .
durum, s2.lom2.17; No. = harl Mon
tana, S2.6l 2.65.
Corn--No. , yellow. S1.G5A M1.G6|
Oats-No. white. 65E m6Gia.
F1aX-$3.l3m3.
Elour-ScNenty- five cents higher:
fancy patents quoted at Sl4; first
clears at ST.. Other grades unchanged
Shipments, 4l.S62 barrels.
Barley-9Sm | .43.
Ryc-S2.26M
H,an-S27M2s.