davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-15

Wee Willie just stared and stared
at her. his mouth agape.
But before / CO." the Rainbow
Fairy continued, y want to tell you a
few things about myself and the glass
house in which I've lived for so many
months. First of all when old Santa
Claus left this marble here tonight
my Imprisonment was ended; for, once
I've built a glass marble around my
self, / must remain in 1t until that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-15

"Come Now, Elves, Are You Ready"
Instantly they vanished And SLOW
ly the Rainbow Fairy grew smaller
and smaller until she had dissolved
again into the marble.
The next morning Wee Willie
picked up his glass marble before he
even looked at any of his other pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-15
sNRs@

ITH CHRISTMAS so near I
should like to peep into some
OF your minds and find out
why You love this holiday!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-15
ANSWERS.

zAN@F w FLEAfSs
CURTAILING-C /. Dominic
Domini. 2. Anfi-dnt. g. Wood-tooo. 4.
ToHe-t0n. 5. SdlueY-salUe.
CHRISTMAS CHARACTERS-Magi
l. Mimic. g Heart. 3. FdGot 4.
White.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-15
MsrRocron. DEPT o. r1aMua. vss,spss. fus.ae se4

TT CHRISTMAS TREE holder Is
thing that does not receive
y hard use and for this reason
y will last q long time IL set
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
MkODZIANKOWA.

Wtorek. srode i czwartek. b~iezqcego
tvrodnia odby1o sic w koSciele IS. Mo
dziank6w, czterdzieSto godzinnc naDo-
zenStwO.
Sumo dnia pierwszego odprawif VIE
lebny y. P. Sobota w as%ystencyi y. Bo-
leslawa Kasprzyckiego i Y. i. Mysz-
k~owSkiego.
Dnia drugiegO, Wiel. y. B. lwaczew-
ski.
Dnia trzeciego Wiel. y. w. Rapacz.
Naboae6stwo do Matki Boskiej, kaz-
diego dnia o godzinie 2:30 popoiudniu
| odprawii X. L. Wyrzykowski, zas ma
boae1stwo do Serca j., kazdego dnia
wieczorem odprawil Wiel. X. A. Cor
ski ID. ID.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
NOTATkl
OSOBISTE TOWARZYSKIE.

Ciezkiej operacyi W szpitalu Braci
Aleksyanow poddal sic onegdaj nal
mlodszy brat ks. Jozefa Sehnki, p.
Franciszek Sehnke. Operacya wypa-
dla pomy$lnie i chory powoli powra-
ca do zdrowia.
Stanislaw Piekarski, z Salt Lake
City, Utah, kt6ry z iona i corka au-
tomobilem jedzie W o~dwiedziny do
swego brata a%dWokata Franciszka
P~iekarskiego, W Pittsburgh, Pa. "a
wadzi} wczoraj o Chicago, a korzy-
stajac z okazyi zwiedzil nasze wy
dawnictwo.
. q \
Wla$ciciel kantoru realnosciowe-
go pod mr.. 2132 No. Western ave,
D. Maksymilian Weber, ziozny 20
stall ciezka chOroba / zniewolony byf
poddac sic operacyi. Operacya Wy
padla pomy$lnie i lekarze spodzie-
waja sic rychiego powrotu pacyenta
do zdrowia. P. Maksymilian Weber
lest synem starego wiarusa Stanista-
wowa Ja~dwigowa p. Stanisiawa
Webera.
q . q
Przyjaci6}ki panny J6zefy Perko-
wskiej, c6rki PIP. FranciSzka i kon-
| stancyi Perkowskich, Fam. pnr. 1908
Evergreen ave-, urzadzily jej wieczor
wszech-obfitoSci. Parma PcrkoWska
W listopadzie stanie ma slubnym 10
biercu z sokolem S~tanislawoWa, p
Leonem Lapinskim.
Obecne ma wieczorku by}y panny:
| Anna Czajkowska, Marya i Leokadya
Perkowskie, Alicya Sherman, klara
| Stankiewicz, Pelagia, Regina | Hele-
ma Lapinskie, Franciszka Berkowlcz'
Anna Jasinska, Bronisiawa Szersze'
niewska, Agnieszka Baluga, Helena
Stanisiawa Viva. J0zefina KoztoW-
ska. Veronica Wrzos | H. StudVell'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

W. Zaremski, sekretarz prot; Jan
Rudnik, sekr, fin; Wlad. Nicki,
kasyer; NJ. G. Kudlik / Franciszek
Siwicki, dyrektorzy.
q q y
Niezywego W jego mieszkaniu pod
mr.. 419 Noble ul., wczoraj o godzinie
$50 wieczorem znaleziono 5~6cio-let-
niego Tomasza Ganona, Polaka. -
Zw}oki zabrano do zakladu pogrzebo-
wego pod mr.. 1885 w. Grand ave-,
gdzie dzisiaj odbedzie sic inkwest
koronera. Przyczna Smierci ma ra-
zie ME znana.
q q q
Podczas %zebrania. kt6re u~rzadzali
cz}onkowie komisyi wy}aczeh 1920
dystryktu W sail szkoiy Otis. PREY
Bickerdike ul. 1 Grand ave., obecni
zakupili Bond6w WolnoSciowycn "a
$~20,000.00. w polskim jezyku
przemawial aptekarz Michal A. Po-
korny.
Prezes banku Town of Lake Saw
ings, 1900 So. Wood ul., p. J6zef j..
Elias. sprowadzif wczoraj do Chica-
go by}ego, banku, kt6rego on jest
prezesem, asystenta kasyera Ignac.
Zingeresa, lat 90, 1 oskarzajac go o
jefraudacye, kazal aresztowaG.
Zyngeras przydybany by{ W Mon
treal. Kancdzie. Ulotnii sic on Ago
stycznia, zabierajac re SODA 2 ka-
sy bankowej ~s4,116.00.
e = q
Ma w~czorajszem zebraniu. ktore
czlonkowie 37ej dywizyi wylaczen u
rzadzili W sail parku Pulaskiego.
Noble i Bradley ul., ably zaagitowaC
"a sprzedaza Bond6w Wo!no:ciowych
przemawial: adwokat Franciszek ia
niszewski, p. Warner i dwu zolnie-
rzy z obozu wojskOwego Rock
ford. Podczas zebrania zebrano apli-
kacyi ma zakupno bond0w "a
$11,O00.O0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
EXIT A!
~MACKENSEN-NA WLOCHY

Rzym, 81. pazdziernika. - W
o~statniej chwili dochodza wiesci,
il wodzem Centralnych w wiel-
kiej ofensywie ma Wlochy - jest
general Mackensen, najzdolniej--
sly z wodzow niemieckich - zdo-
bywca o%statnio Rumunii. Walk
sic tocza zaciete; sytuacya bardzo
grozna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

Kazania wieczorem kazdego dnia
gioSii Wiel. y. T. Ligman, professor 2
Kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa.
Do pomocy W piracy %duchowcj prob.
y. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Opr0cz wyzej
wymienionych przybyli Prev. j Wiel.
NN.: l.. GrudzinSki, k%Onsultor dyece-
zyalny. X. GronkOwSki, X. SfOminski,
r. Gordon. w. Zapaia, j. Obyrtacz, s.
Siatka, +. Jagielski, f. Ostrowski, +.
Sciesz.ia, p. Pyterek, +. Repihski, 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

Koralewski, F. Kuli1ski, DIR. l.. Jago-
siGski, ]. Drzewiecki, F. SARA, P. Sob
czak, B. S~tefanowicz. A. Janiszewski,
W. Filipski, DIR. w. Kmiecik, ]. Sobiesz.
czyk, w. Swiqtek, f. ~PieczyGski, X.
T~ruszyGski, j. Z~wiezycki, S. Chy}a, 4.
Szczerkowski. J. Balcer, p. Sims, F.
Tyrcha, +. Nowak, J. SamboliGSki 1
miejscowi wikary, J.. Grabowicz, Boil.
Kasprzycki, ]. Strzycki | L. Wyrzyko-
wski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
NOTATKI REPORTERA,

u Obejmowanego stanowiska
wsp6l-redaktOra Dziennika Chicago
Skiego ustapil dzisiaj p. Walery Pa
para. kt6ry wstapl do Armii Pol
skiej. P. Papars " sprawie rekruta-
cyl objeid5aG bedzie rome polskie o.
sadly W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
- = :
Dzisiaj rowniez ustapil z zajmo-
wanego stanowiska zarzsdcy Dzizen-
rika ZwiazkOwego, p. Konstanty
Wiechecki, kt6ry zglosil sic jake o.
cho.nik do Armii Polskiej / zostal
przez wladze wojsxCwe powolany do
piracy rek~rutacyine W Chicago.
Q q q
W koSciele Sw. Heleny, jutro o
Kouzinie Gsmej rano rozpoczyna sic
neutrality-suspicious. N~abozenstwo,
kt6re potrwa iutro. W poniedziaiek
i wtOrek. Jutro Suma o god5inie
1890: W po~niedzialek i wtorek Su-
ma rozpocznie sic o godzinie loci
rano. R6zaniec o godzinie 2:30 po-
poiudniu, a Nieszpo-y o godzinle
1880 wieczorem. Kazania po Sumach
i Nieszporach wyglaszac bedzie ks.
Hosinski, c. S. c. Proboszczem He
leuowa Jest ks. P. Pyterek.
q o q
W dolnym koSciele Sw. StanisfaWa
Kostki, jutro o godzinie Sci popoiu-
dniu odbedzie sic poSwiecenie novel
statuy sw. Amy.
Q . q
Dz:siaj o godzinie Gel rano, auto
mobiT wydawniCtwa Chicago He
RAID, PREY Woodland III. i Milwau-
kee ave. najechai i c:ezko pokaleczyl
pnia J6zefine Szczepanska, make
zarzadcy drukarni naszego wydaw-
nictwa pana Juliana Szczepanskiego.
PAM Szczepanska, Fam. pnr. 1925
Christiana ave-, znajdowala sic W
drodze do k~oSciola $w. Jacka.
Szoter AUTOMOBILE rama odwiozf
DO domu. gdzie za~opiekowaio sic MIA
dwu lekarzy, o lie lekarze ma razie
mogli sensational, PM S~zczepan-
ska doznaia zlamania kilku zeber'
nosa i u~szkodzenia wewnetrzne.
- - =
zjazd chirurg6w Ameryki ka-
nady. kt6ry W biezacym %tygodniu Cd
bywai sic W sail Gold Room" hotelu
Congress, " $~r6dmieSciu, zakonczyt
sic wczoraj. Ma zjezdzie tym oproc2
ch~irurg6w amerykahskich i kanadyl-
skich udzial r6wniez brazil chirurgo-
vie 2 Francyi, Anglii, Wloch Rosyi.
K,iniki odbywaly sic W s~zpitalacn
chicagoskich podczas caieSo tygod-
MA. Klinike W szpitalu Si6str Naza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

Observation-Disclosures pierwSzego INA u
dzielil Wiel. y. WOjciechoWSkl W asy-
stencil y. +. Ruscha i y. Hintza.
Drugiego dnia Wiel. y. X. StomlnSkl
w asystencyi y. DIR. Mielcarka i y. Bal
cera.
Trzeciego dnia ia zakOncZcnie ma
bozeGstwo odprawif Prev. y. pratat
st. Nawrocki W asystencyi y. Sierra
ckiego | X. Wozinskiego, z Tr6jcowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
ME.
-NCZNOSc DO
KAPELI W~OJSKOWEJ.

Wzywam niniejszem wszyst--
h,ch ochotnikow, ktorzy sic juz
zap;s2ii do pierwszej kapelj VOL
,kowej Armii Polskiej hub tez ma
ia zamiar przystaPic, ably sic zslo-
sill we wtorek wieczorem o godz.
; 80 DO Iokalu rekrutacyjnego W
Domu Zwiazku Polek, 1909 No.
Ashland ave.
Zgioszenia MOVE rowniez beda
codziennie o tym czasie przyjmo-
wac.
Tadeusz Wronski.
Naczelny KapelmiStrz
Armii Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
WALK WE FLANDRYI.

Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. -
Wojska francuskie we Flandryi
posune}y sic znow znacznie ma
prod, zdobywajac dalsze pozy-
eye, ma po}noc Cd tych, ktore Edo"
byto onegdaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
I Biura MstsuruIogIcznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosila 40 stopni,
najnizsza 40 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W lynn dniu wynosi 4S stop
nj; niedobor temperatury W tym ro-
ku 400 stopni.
Wschod sionca o godz. s min. II
rano.
Zach6d slohca o godz. 4 min. 81
popo}udniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

WEmagajaca sic pochmurnoSt
prawodpodobnie deszcz p6zno dis
wieczorem, lub W piatek. Cokolwiek
chlodniej. Wzmagajacy sic wschod-
nj wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

wski.
Rok rocznie W ostatnim dniu zjaz-
du, najzdatniejszy chirurgom udzie-
lane So tytuiy Fellowship of Anne
rican College Of Surgery. Wczoraj
tytuiy tie otrzymalo S13 chirurg6w
Ameryki i Kanady; miedzy innymi
tytul ten Original polski chirurg dr..
w. A. Kuflewski. Zaszczyt ow poraz
pierwszy przypada W udziale Pola-
kowi.
q q q
Do przeszlo 40 abituryent6w Uni
wersytetu Cornell, ma bankiecie, kt6
ry sic wczoraj odbyl W hotelu Nor
rison. przemawiai wczoraj czionek
Rady Szkolnej p. Antoni Czarnecki.
Opr6cz p. Czarneckiego przemawiali
kapitan Knyvett, z Australia i p. C..
A. Wheeler, szef ~federalnego biura
zywnoSciowego W Chicago. P. Gar
necki przemawia} ma temat rozpacz-
liwych stosunkach, jake wsktuek O.
becnej wojny panuja W Polsce.
q q q
Koncert starszych uczenic pani
Agnieszki Nering, odbedzie sic jutro
popoludniu o godzinie 2giej, W sail
szpitala polskiego Matki Bozej
Nazareth, PREY ulicach Leavitt / Had
don. Program jak zwykle zajmujacy.
Wstep ola internatu i pacyent6w "a
kladu oraz przyiaci6i szkoly PAM Ne
ring bezplatny. WejScie do sail cd
ulicy Haddon.
. q q
Kwiaciarnie cd mr.. 1924 W. 22ej
ul., PREY Whipple W., nabyl p. An
drzej Pijanowski. Cd lat kilkuna--
stu kwiaciarnie W 'samem centrum
Kazimierzowa re znakomitem powo-
dzeniem ~prowadzi obconarodowiec.
SpodziewaG sic nalczy, re Kazimie-
rzowianie, trzymajac sic hasia sw6j
do swego, polskie przedsiebiorstwo,
aalezycie beda popierat.
q = q
Dziesiaty 2 rzedu / ostatni dzien
bazaru, kt6ry odbywa sic W u
ditorium novel szkoly Sw. Trolley,
odbedzie sic jutro popoludniu i vie
czorem. Komitet ma dzien jutrzejszy
zaprasza wszystkich parafian Troj-
cowa, a zwlaszcza tych, ktorzy do
tychczas ma bazarze ME byli. jake
tel przyjaci6i z sasiednich paraffi'
Jutro in gremio ma bazarze wystapi
stowarzyszenie Polak6w pod OPP. Sw.
Trolley.
. . .
Pierwsze po-wakcyjne ze5ranie
Towarzystwa Pan Opieki mad Pensy-
onatem Si6str Zmartwychwstania
Panskiego, o~dbedzie sic jutro, o 90
dzinie 2ej p~opoiudniu, W domu
Si6str, nar. Hermitage ave. i Cort-
land III.
Lekcewazen:e zadraSnieG nieomal
powaane p~ociagnefo n SODA nastep-
silva ola sympatycz1ego mfodziana
Stanislawowa. p. J6zefa G. Muchy'
zam. pnr. 1441 ". B'ackhawk III.
i poDularnego farmaceuty Kazimie-
rzowa p. jana H. Paprockiego. Fam.
pur. 2249 So. Sacramento ave.
P. Paprocki doznai lekkiego "a
d~ra&niecia reki. gdy W ubiegiy po-
niedziaIek w apiece przy 25ej III. l
Francisco ave-. kt6rej jest Zarzadca.
wypelnia} recepty. Zadra$niecie ma
razie pomazal iodyna. W diva dni
p6auiej reka spuchfa mu pOza To-
kisc. Zasiegnaf on w0wczas porady
le~karskiej. Lekarz sensational
grozae zakaienie krwi. Kryzys minaf
wczoraj i nalezv sic s~podziewac. re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

w. Zaremski, sekretarz prot; Jan
Rudnik, sekr, fin; Wlad. Nicki,
kasyer; NJ. G. Kudlik / Franciszek
Siwicki, dyrektorzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

"a kilka, a najdalej "a kilkanascie
dni reka bedzie zupe}nie normlana.
Podobny obr6t wziefo Zakazenie
krwi W rece p. Muchy. ZadraSniecia
doznai or We wtorek, lecz kryzys
rowniez jui minal.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Grain and Provisions


i.IIfpII Ailth- NHy ls-llnse
whr i.rft. .r SATURDAY, WAS MOI
..,.t....... ..r-.. f....t....s .t...+ ...-
hr- opened Hr IaiaIr- were 't
Af .rr.eturf aud au ,a-. market Was
noted .a.aA tu.. H.st was
steady af .Iru.us
The advance ufr-atartoN t.uh trr
ffal .t eurpr.so Dealers fnuHs Nr
faaI enc situation .Wn4.u lr ra,eu
when trtt.uN u du5 .a reH 'eI
and settling prl.t fixed ENa.ELr
Tire ulr"s.te rr.et Was -rtu aud t.a
-a4. tuI ~rrtfr tt,s= SEALS mad nI|..
i.rr Ht 'f LhIs ~ explained Boy fN.
ta.r rlat t.tr .-urr- hHd tnt SITES
ga .NIf N.HEf.f largely. They N InIr.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
BEARS FAIL TO
DEPRESS MARKET
Atfempt at Raid Meets with
but Little EncOur-
aRement

NEW YORK, MAJ 1.-THE Ne"
York Evening sun financial review
today says
In the absence Of investment %.
ouidation In anything like the sol.
ume which featured that movement
last week the efforts OF The profess
s,onal bear element 10 dsrress val.
ues met With only limited success
IN the early stages OF today's s,oeh
market Here and there throughout
the industrial list issues were at
tackled 10 try them out, bur as soon
as the traders turned iTom one
stock 10 another tho abandoned se.
curity al once responded Jo 'n'
lightened pressure or AZ least 'heia
its own. with few exceptions. As q
matter OF fact the marke' was uu
der the leadership of The steer
group. which had arm underioue
throughout and which 30 The after
noon session led the general list 20
higher levels representing gains o'
a fraction to a point or 70. Trad
ing. however. continued dull In The
extreme. There was no public par
ticipatlon and the offerings OF the
floor traders became scanuef as me
session advanced and IL was seen
that the attempt to put the market
down appreciably was a fruitless
task
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Livestock
,iCuIGAN tENT.,.L sTOChN Anns

VIZ hAtFAN tLNiatNi ~loi hA AhuN
DETROIT MAY Cattle AiHfAct
steady hrst heavy stecrs. 5000. lll.
best hHudy weight butcher st.rrH $40
u IHf5. mixed steers ami htifrfs. 81.
DO D. handy liEht hufrhrrs g. tHtt p.
Uglt butchers 800 $3.50. best cows.
s, 500 =, butcher COWS. s. uN. common
COWS. if.tou $3.50. cHuurrs. 3Gut 80.
best hruy> bulls. s. % 09t5. bologna
hulls. &.uN.ta feeders. s. bOW aus
stnckrrs s. $50. mixers and spring
trs. $50 q goo Nraf cHitrs' Market
etsady best grades 81 90 9 rs. hesv-
les N2h sheep nul lHWI Mar
k.t steady. bost lambs. fi40 ttfb.
fair lambs FlGHI3.aH. light tr rnm-
mon lambs. s. .0utg fulr 60 good
sheep. s. Il015 culis-and common.
us Hogs Some cnid up ~ noon,
prospects .tffar higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

CTECAGo Nav - Hogs Receipts.
17 200 market strong tcn high-
co. mixed and butchers g. SCI y ~ 81
good -.. heavy. 49, Ilf 80 raug h
heavy s. eaHt6 pigs st16f1 q 30.
Daftie RereIptH 5000 market
stCuay 500 higher. hecveE. u
l7to cows and heifers. 81 fh y O..
sfeckera and feeders &t6o4 o 30
Calves. 50 -a4ffg5 Sheep l"ceipts.
5000 market steady. zoe higher ma
tive So asa go. western. 81 IS q
1875 lambs $500 ls25, western.
Il.11p
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Produce

iHN produce ult fkrt furFthv- WHtA
started oui with am unchanged ust
of prices and steady to drm tome.
The Eigin butter market came cont
higher on Ssturda> Huyiug of rsgs
f"r storage purposes ts now uu 90
snail .r.tn operators being ahalr
thru. fnuitrN, veal calves and drCs
hu-s HIl cleaned $3.50 uu saturday and
start ths Week "a fh nothing ou hand
Sew potatoes ntr coming Nft|r
mnto freely nut oft atu. h ls 100 II-hf
supply ant is called straty te firm.
Apples Fancy Ualdwins Sc steel s.
res. - choice 81 bog ao ger hhl
hnnH"ns Good shipping stock
- lU y So bunch
BeanN Dried Lmas ne 10
Dressed calves Fancy I2fRlNc.
common. sifQlk per 10.
Dressed Hogs - Fancy hght l9H
goo. heavy. ltT1Nr per lb
FinnRn Hnddi~s 1850 ~
Fresh Negetai%cs Radlshcs. 20u
so dor parsley. .5 O. 7Qc dor cuCuw-
hrrs, hot house. s. a. u 3o. carrots
soc per doz caulig1wFr. f,t5 toE .
cabbage Texas $3.50 crate Florida
celery, s. ~ 30 ease tomatoes. s. .N f
3 per f-hasket crate spinach. s. q o.
rer hg asparagus sections. 5 -H2 So
ptt haMpr Wax h"ahe. aa.oN ger
hamper. lettuce. l8Ulfc 10
Grape Fruit tA2a8 400 per crate
Honey Fancy white. i6ai7c. eN-
ira ted ga tgc m.
Hay Detroit shippers are paying
Tho following prices for taict hay I'M
ar lots { o. Detroit. -. t ,9..
si55osis' Esht i %iTeS. nSs6GIIs
80 . fIfDothy. titboG SO Z mixed,
III U -. n ? mixed N'u No,
: clover. ti3bo Ca rye straw $40 -
a., wheat and oat straw. 195og 10
Lemon. ue5a1r5 per box
Lines g. 100 l.25 per 100.
Nr,s--W s,l nat. go, 49,. ann -,i.
meats. 5-lh cartons almonds Soc,
walnuts. 80 pecans soc NJ peanuts
roasted. fancy, lie Jumbo. &c b.
oranEe~ Savals S7n3 rs per box
oniOn. Texas ssrmudAS E2toG
Piaeappiss ,s.1sut per case.
Potatoes-Sew FiorldRs. $40 per
~ I91S bua Michigan IN car lots.
Pooitry Heavy hens. 34as5o; med
iums. 27f2sc n. stays loG zoe.
ROSTERS. t-a1sc ducks 23n2Ac,
stravserrie. sa-qt cases IAs50
JoBBING PRICES
gal Lima beans ttt01l75 corn
fancy Maine. 81 IS standard - IS t
table beets. tia5al 20 peas. fancy
eArly Tune tls5 salmon. tall $40.
rnarrowfet peas. 81 - enrl - me.
$50 Tomatoes. standard s s. dez
Conee santos standard le a I S..
med um. IsR21e fancy 20 "a RIO.
~ u15tac lib PACKAGES 10 q &c.
l-lb tins. 2SR29c To-
Ped Bran. sac standard MA
dlings f44 Enc rlddlinRs t41. coarse
corn meal 1ss cracked corn. 500
corn ard oats chop SIS tom.
F1our IN y sacks best patents
So sol seconds 81 90 straight 81.
spring who's, rour. $3.50 rye -four
SD per hhl
ous Linseed OF. raw. ii3l. boiled.
g. az Eal kerosene. iron barrels.
9r EasoIine. 2ola
Provisions Mess pork. SO family
pork t4f IS clear backs SO q -
hams. asa Q csc br'skets. ESQ
2Sia picnic hams. 81 70 bacon, 20 =
85c lard 81 tieFces. isc. kettle rem
dered 1sc 10
Hides ( cured hides 2oc No
I green hides i3c No 7 cured bulls
l5c No J green bulls, l2c No 1
cured veais Kip, &c, 80. green veal
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
NEw YoRk M rrrU AND EGGS.

NTW WORK.. May - Butter;
Easier 70 tipfs 5ftA, creamery ex-
tfa N-f 1sc do special market
asfs n 13c state dairy tubs. ~ " Sc.
imitation creamery arstR 80 z 80
EEgs Staady recetnfs 27741. near
hv white ranct 36fs 70 3-c nearby
mixed fancy. cIis Z c6o. fresh frstG
sAd7-c.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

cu,c,co 1T-rTrR MARKET

CHICAGO. May l4.--ENtTas. 81
drsts. a6Lc: dairy extras. 35n &C.
nrsfs. '32as4Ac Eggs Prime or
dinary. s0d3li4c frsts. S5g &c
cheese. Twins. 23&d24Ac Youna
Americas. 97G24tkc Live poultry
Fowls CSC: ducks. i401sc geese. i-
a14c: turks. zoe Potatoes Receipts
IA cars new springs. 1855 q $40 US
consin. r-bG3. Minnesota. g. 75 p
fancy west. t276f7.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

Butt~r-EEt-l creamery "A tghs
Tered at 5>r wttA 3tc bid frsfs
tubs offered ar 75lsr. with $50
host tI3
Ezgs fresh receipts "a new cases
900 crates rTered a. 75A e. with 35c
h.f E7a crates offered AZ : = with
3th beet hit Mich gan osrrent re-
-ftrts so crates sold a. NC per dcz
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
CTan coPPrR sroc1Is

Some % the tallest steeples and
chlmueys q Jersey City have been
painted or repaired by Mrs Lucy
Doody. who follows her husband 2
occupation az a "steep'ejack
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
H1c.Gn GRAIS.

CHICAGO May I4-Gra opening
Wheat July down &c. septeu Der.
down &c. Corn July. Ip 2Ac Sep
teuber. unchanged. Oats; July up
y september unchanged Provisions
slightly higher.
Noon wheat July down lsr.
septerhsr down 20 Corn July up
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
ELGIN BUTTER

FLGrN. III. May 12-Butter AT
sales al sTc. a decrease ~ one cent
q c Donovan. formerly freight
agent for the Big -Four railroad COM
many in Detroit has Joined the sales
stan OF A. W. Wallace q Company
investment bankers
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

Prfuffng--the plain neat kfud--that
% rfght--Ttmes Job DeDt--Matn 4S2n-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

clientele composed OF residents OF It's neigI~
horhood, and these are TO he found at the
ringside every night that bouts are staged.
The figures Indicate approximately the
rumber that would attend each set Of
bouts Of ordinary quality. These are regu-l
lars, who get seats at every entertainment
in the nearest boxing club But the sta
tistics do not show the attendance at any
club when bouts of extraordinary attracttve<,
ness are staged On such occasions tho
patrons come from all over the city and
lam the clubhouse This was the case al
the .eonard-Johnson contest at the Harlem
Sporting club when there was such rush
tanCe Ft
The figures do not begin to show the gen.
eral interest in bout OF the first quality
In an arena sufficiently large to accommo-
date n proportion of those who would IKE
10 soc the contest. for on such occasions
The promoters have put the prices so high
as 10 keep down the numbers Beyond
Doubt nftV thousand persons would have
attended the Willard-Mor bout could they
ba ye obtained tickets at reasonable prices
and therefore when the Legislature re-
neaicd the Frawley law that body served
notice ON fifty thousand New Workers. that
thew could not have a sport to which they
closely following this action by the Leg
,slature the Federal military authorities
col the stamp Of their approval on boxing
as an admirable means Of fitting soldiers
Soy duty AT the front. so that at present the
citizens Of New York are by Legislative
ediCt denied as civilians a sport that by the
natiopal Government Is declared to be a
rnod thing for the soldiers. However, the
member..hip plan is quite likely to success
fuliN. intervene and give the patrons Of box
inR sheir favorite sport until such time as q
new law to be introduced by AsSemblyman
NIcTue is nut into operation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

a. Bowling races are increasing in interest as
the season progresses. Travellers. OF lnsur-
shce League have won six straight contests
The leaders in public alley competitions are
es follows: Artisans (A). Underdown No. and
three defeats each; OBJ Lehigh, eight victories
and one defeat: (C) Lehigh No. and Girard
ss sssaeh pave won seven out OF nine games. Budd
iLnafteenth inaat and Spring Garden streets squad
stone Club tA): Rodney Davis's team (B);
ssS aesm rs. heads the Proyident women,s tourney
leading the Quaker 'cT City tourney '"' 10
The Wampole and Eckmsn teams even
away for the league in Philadelphia Drug: Sta
Gon and station 10, Colts. have each won
Msyen and lost four games in American Ice
lie IN UnpabelTgToIHnd apd G1ntroilers srS are
having won ten and lost five games.
rrfs, are tie for first position. with twelve
n x,cR.ies ,s in fifteen matches Robins are ahead
Ea7 s,19 zane Than Advertising Depsftmept in the
brssse Company is ahead In the Iron and Steel
tpSsy9Rsy Enterprise u pace setter in the
Wssldsi WvasMldsiphia Made Hardware events. y Norris
SWfseIet Is first lin the Philadelphia Iron and
ksights Of Columbus series, Atlantic is lead
IN me Petroleum race. Corn Exchange team
;;Se3ead In Bank League and Keyboard leads
~ Lsnston Monotype squads. 'fr
The Keystone Club experts will hold their
teeisSd tteGGnd annual banquet at the Bingham Hotel