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The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
German "Storm Troops" Fail
To Dent French Lines In Weeks
Of Hardest Kind of Fighting

tablish and maintain the foothold
on the French position,
Aliho the French succeeded i'm
mediately In hot hand-to.hand fight
ing in ejecting most OF the Ger.
mans. portion OF the captured
trenches was not retaken until sun
day nights attack Then the
French took 1900 yards Of trenches
freeing the whole OF the Chemin
des Danes from the Germans.
Turnout these positions the Ger.
mans were forced 70 abandon ma
terial which they had confidently
brought up
Al headquarters today the great
est anger vas apparent az the tao
tics adopted by many 81 Germany's
l9-year-old soldiers In the lighting
earl ythis week Widespread re-
ports were received OF these youths
who would come into the open.
hands alor, and yell "kamerad in
token OF surrender Then. when
French troops approached close, the
youth would begin throwing gren-
AIDES which he had concealed In his
hands.
Three weeks OF incessant and
costly attacks all the way from era
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
"Triunph of Truth"
Will Be Staged
On Nouin Field

Announcement Is made that the
Triumph OF Truth a morality
snecfac.e depicting The advent OF
modern hygiene in public lie along
with % cramatic stage.stoFy OF the
world WAT. VIII be offered as 81
sarflr outdoor entertainment Tor
oven.rs performance only July IS,
X and s. on Naym field II Is a
clarion call 20 the young people OF
Watne county. men and women. 10
answer mo cS 70 arms. II - a
var drama without the horror OF
no aartIefeld From the opening
scene ro ne smashing climax or
America is carried 10 the heart OF
ever, American message that Is
certain 20 Ind response.
pr,ct in IT'S appeal. sprinkled
with scenes OF an alleEorical nature
which viii recall 10 the mind OF the
Ame- can man and woman these
vital -odes n the history OF the
United states. which have thrilled
~ world Triumph Of Truth
notrts the anSer OF duty 20 the man
ana woman awakens the dormant
Snrr ~ patriotism and urges 70
greasr and bigger things those who
have already felt the thrill OF
patriotic fervor that will 40 20 the
verv flaws 81 death and viii ev-cent-
lv save he world for democracy
thousand or more Of Detroit
Young PEOPLE viii enact the many
char tors. The production will
Rave me cooperation ~ mum oer
of local fraternal and social organ
lgAfInn-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Studying Weather
"Dope" Is Hobby of
Frank II. Dohon,

When Frank r. Dohany decided
70 become a lawyer Uncle Sam lost
good weather man.
Lawyers. ~ course have their
hobbies. And II was perfectly nat
ural that Mr. Dohany. having en-
tered tho law, found his particular
hobby in the subject which. next TO
his profession. was nearest his
heart-the weather
Weather maps for five years back
are fled away in his private ONCE.
The more recent ones hang on a
spindle on the wall for ready refer
ence The arrival OF the daily
weather map Is an event IN his life
No matter how serious the matter
IN hand, he usually manages 10 find
minute or two for brief study
OF the map with what Ia TO him the
most interesting message OF the
day
II believe the study of weather
conditions should be part ~ our
public school course" said Mr.. 10.
hany. THE government should
furnish daily weather maps 10 every
school and the teacher should i'm
par, the knowledge IL contains to
his pupils in simple language.
There is no one thing the public
speaks ~ so often as the weather.
II is something everybody is inter
ested in. yet very few OF us under
stand ~. When the weather man
SAYS cooler tonight we are disap-
pointed and wonder N n In never
going 20 warm up but my study OF
the subject has taught me- never 10
complain OF the weather, no matter
what comes Nature has provided
wisely and II is not for US 20 cues
ton her wavs For instance. IL is
invariably cooler afteT shower. II
that we're not true the wheat would
rust. the ground would bake and
vegetation would perish"
by the\ way. Mr.. Dohany, what
sort of weather are we going 10
have tomorrow" asked bis visitor
Tuesday evening
The amateur weather sleuth
studied his map carefully and then
announced:
Unless the dope Is upset com
| pIetely we should have fair skies
| with baimy, southern breezes by
wednesday noon
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Bv HENRY WOOD.



WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. July ll,-Germany
has organized a new branch % dght
ing forces struppen, literal
y storm troops"
The enemy tried on, their new
war idea frst along the Chemin des
Dames II gained them ground
temporarily Today. however the
French had completely elected all
Germans from the positions they
took and once again held complete
domination along this front
The Germans used 10 or > fresh
battalions from 10000 70 10 600
mem In the new tactics These
"stosstruppen" are specially picked
troops They often attack in their
shirt sleeves and are armed prin
cipally with grenades The moment
they capture a position the toss
truppen" are relieved by regular
but less combative troops, who bring
with them trench mortars, munt-
tions. machine guns, harbed wire
and everything necessary immedi-
ately 10 hold and organize the cap
,ured positions Jus, as soon as
these troops arrive the "stosstrup
pen" return 10 the rear. There they
are rewarded by long vacations and
other special concessions
Tho "stosstruppen" generally at.
tack without artillery preparation.
giving them the advantage OF sur.
prise
Sunday mornings attack when
,rfhe Germans retook the Pantheon
rroldmont portion Of the Chemin
des Danes was typical OF this sort
OF attack The Germans launched
~ AZ 2 30 A. m, without the slight
est artillery preparation. The
"stosstruppen" leaped from their
trenches with the first cannon shot.
Meantime German air planes. aying
very low, ratified machine gun FIRE
on the French lines Right behind
the "stosstruppen" came the Ger
man Occupation" troops laden heav-
ily with material necessary 10 es'
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
NEW YORK pRoDroB MARKET.

NEW YORK. July li.-Flour Inac.
tive and unsettled PORK s'aAdy
mess, tf2nf2 50 Lard Dull nom
nall middlewest spot. t10n1 10
sugar. RsU, quiet Centrifugal %.
test fs13Q6 mgscovad0 b8-trst
81 a. n 55g refined quiet. ruf Ioa r
30, graaulated 3 50Gs Conee
ltD 40. on spot az Tallnv
Easy fperial. ia. city. 1910 Hay
Firm 80 T. tfi1 30 3. -5dEsr
clover. f5cIti Dressed poultry
Weak turkeys. ISd72r. chickens
ian -ar, fowls 1866 ducks 1od
22c Live poultry Firm goose ff~
ducks. 1Fd 23c. fowls. 2001fc. tur.
keys iSg r1ostera rfc. chicken
hroilers. ala CSC Cheese Irregular
state mills common % specials 20q
2ti4c skins. common 90 special. 3 y
1fC
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
LEO.

onne 20 Luffaux. constituting the
crown princes supreme effort 10
take the Chemin des Danes have
come 30 naugh' Sunday nights
terrific French counter.attack recap
ured between Pantheon and t'roid-
mont Farms the only portion ~
the Chemin des Danes which the
Germans had succeeded in retaking.
The enemy only held this ground
is hours.
Today the French retain integral
~ all portions OF the Chemin des
Danes captured both during and
since the battle ~ tho Aisne
continuous battle Is still rag
ing in this whole sector. day and
night The Germans necessarily re-
new their attacks. nearly always
sticking 70 the "stosstruppens
scheme In great many instances
the French repel these with hand
grenades alone Mud IL every
where. often waist deep
During their three weeks of NJ.
tack on the Chemin des Danes tho
Germans have not succeeded IN
planting single machine gun on
tho highway.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Marriage Licenses

John Mstros 20 Detroit; Celia Bu-
Theodore fioevel 20 Detroit. Erns
Steve = LIiiis IS Detroit. Eilin l.
Murrav IS Same
Peter Asbury 90. Detroit. Sarah J
81 Ihert 3f Alabama.
Wasyt SH szoWskl. a. Detroit;
Ma -uiEzo sNf - same.
Thomas Cotton as Norris. Ill.
Ne'-fe Mccoy e. Canada
Rertram o EEerton. IS netroiti
Estherine VI bright r. Lansing
mattel Noodheis 81 same
Gail Mcrracker 20. Detroit Ethel
@tr.uplo. Is Romeo
George MURRAY %, Detroit Irene
Fed L,nstii q D.tro,, Anna
paukn-c. 10 same
Peter Gurs a. Detroit Agnes
's GgJ s,a ~ sq'a "a crossl.y. Aivina
Fred K Iverson g, Detroit: cath
crime Macy ~ Midland
Frank 4. Howsen. "a. Detroitl Es-
fer r. Lynn. s. same
ctafits Eoials, 90. Detroit Emma
~tfgaar %. same
Joseph Stavinskv - De'roi, Ra-
fse Piney 81. same
Harvey Eihinger f5 Detroit
Harriet Roaenthal a. Nuskegon
Frsd Emmerf ~ Detroit. Lillian
Freeman. r. Missouri
Erich Wencler. %, De,roit Nora
Mckay. a. same.
Gratiro Orlando ~ Detroit Anna
Nis=Iua Same
william irwin 40 Pa Maud
Soefoid 80. same
Fortunate Perez ~ Detroit. Mary
ferez 2s same
non welrer. % Detroit Fanni.
SHERMAN 20 Same
Mike Nowicki az, Detroit, Mary
fTycznt q. Fame
phlip A. fwHnHon 81 Pontiac;
blanche 4 Hall. q. Detroit
John Igyusu. -. Detroit Sophia
Taraahn IL. % same
Henrv AleEan5er. 22 Detroit; Julia
stevens %, same.
Herbert fchuier, 81 Youngstown
- Eunioo " Chimney - same
Lester Eneppsr 50 Detroit. Cor
rude Need ~ saua
Waiter T sobkowisk. ~. Detroit.
Neva l. efarkus 20 Beyre City.
Ww waller - Detroit. Heien "
Aiex sher ga ps'roI,i Vernon
Eantsr a. same
VaFyi T.ys %. Detroit. Mary Ney-
"a ~ Same
Edward pebrosiSi p Detro!' Ber-
rarda fafubouska -. same
Harold p French 2f Toiedoi Gene
We've Rosa 20 same.
Thos Partridge 2s Detroit; Edna
81 Crntir % same
Ccatfaiicnue salvatore %. Detroit
Marie garmirrhia %. same.
Thoe a NHars %. Detroit Thelarr
BiarkiushtD. %. Va
John Gafev. 81. sprinRwelis; Gredis
poiina ~ rauie
10 SAINTS imhriagt0 "a. Detroit
bertha Bennrtt % Same
Hector = cote. 2i Bay city. Sarah
10 wade 20 Detroit
Glen v Winohell, %. Detroit. Vioia
Germair. 20. hay port
VIM Rsymore ~ Detroit. Pauline
3 hammer. 2b sarne
/ Ed~ard Hoffman 49, Detroit I'm.
! ma famprev. 90. sama.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Sugar Market

sugars-Detro!t Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. alb SIz 20. o-io-.
81: Eagle tablets. si9.T1. cut loaf
So. standard powdered isss granu-
lated, extra cotrse, Ss.65: Do. hne ia
bulk. $3.50. do. .s-lb eottcns. $50:
crystal domino gran. f-ln. and 5-lb.
cartons. IN cases. $50; crysttl DON'T
$3.50, confectioners A. tS45. No. 4.
$3.50 No 6. - as. No. g. $50. No. =.
sss5: No. s. $3.50, No g. ts.25 No. 10
$3.50: No. Il. Ssh; No n. 1919. No
IS. sos No "a SOS. -. IS. ssnS,
uiated. $40 per 100 lbs household
powd. Is. - 20 case. sac; do. As
10 case. sfT5 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Livestock


DETROIT. July 1l.-Cattle Market
steady beat heavy steers. g10ali. best
handy weight butcher steers sSW
handy light butchers, s7ms light
butchers, f6.5eg7 best cnwa g. 80 70
s. butcher rows, t650n7, common
cows, s. n $50 tanners $50 60. best
heavy bulls, tsi bologna bulls. s. m
80, stock bulls. t6M7. feeders. $50
o. stockers, s7mS. mixers and
sprinBers. $50 n - Veal nalvee A. o.
ket steady, best grades. $751; 25,
heavy, s9nlfi others, gsVI4, Sheep
and lambs, Market steady hest lambs
N5be9l6i fair lambs. slfdf5. light
70 common lambs. {li8Ia yeariin~e.
tl2b0n l3.50i fair e. good Sheen. gsn
$500 culls add common tsdf 20
HoFs; Market slow and dun; pigs.
ti4.50i 7smixed grades, s35a153b
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Z The following Arms are privileged
% execute orders on the exchange
w. T. Moss 4 Co. Carlyle & Povah.:
Geo. NJ. West n Co. r. r. Maccronn
mour 4 Co. W. B. Mclaughlin. Mer-
I'm, Lynch 4 Co. W. A. Hamlin a Co.
VIM. A. Neer a Co. Sinclair & Couls.
Wendell. Mulkey q Co. YIN. H Ross
q Co. r. X. P1lton a CO.. Joel stock
ara q Co.. Bennett Smith a. CO.. W.
ID Reilly 4 Co. Matthew Finn. A. w.
wallace q Co. Lewis q. Gortou. Bel
dan. Woodruff q Co.. Besncr. Cramer
= Nuehl. Dodd. Martin 4 Co. o'Hara.
Ferrfss e. Co. webb. Lee 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
CHICAGO prrrrR wARkrr

CHICAGO. July iA--Butter EE-
trAs. 3Ts. d3sc frsts. 3763Iis
dairy extras. ssI Sc &c Hrsts can
35i1.c Eggs Prime ordinary. 20 ~
5oc. frsts. y q 81 nc. Cheese.
Twins. 22ia y z3c. young Americas
1fn2fl-c. Live poultry. Fowls IS
11sizc. ducks i4Nl7c. geese. I2Q
l4cs srrinFA 2zd2sc: turkeys. lsc
Potatoes. Receipts. ~ cars. Csiifor-
Mas. go. Virginia barrels, $50 2 90.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
URUGU AYANS
GREET l.. S. FLEET

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay july IS
A United States feet which Dg.
in here today Was accorded an cd
thusiastic reception by an haraor
craft and officials
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
STOCK MARKET
RE MAINS FIRM
Prices Generally Unchanged or
Fractionally
Higher

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE stock
market retained the strong tone as
played Yesterday al the opening 10
xay Prices were generally up irac-
esoually or unchanged. steels were
up from Ia TO -. Railroads Were
Srsctionally higher while coppers
we're also 1rm
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EAST BUFFALO LIVE sroc,s.

EAST MUFFAIJO. n. Y. July 10
Cattle Receipts. 800; market fairly
active. steady prime steers Sf3n
t4b0d9b0
Calves Receipts sso; market nr.
tive. 25c lower, Gull 10 choice. t5a
sheep and lambs Receipts. 200.
market active. lambs soc higher
choice lambs. SIS be6lT; Gull 10 fair
t591a2s.
BoFs: Receipts, see. market slow
ls12se laweri -yptkarE, sIk75a15s5
Pigs tika4Fss, nlfsd, gIkssq %
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
IN ynnK BI I.rrn AID rGns

NEW YORK. July 10 Butter
RIO receipts 5.007 ereamsry ey-
TIA 3aitc, ~. special market, ssia n
SOC state dairy tubs . = 7sc. ln1i-
fatiou creamery hrsts 40 qa5fAr.
Eggs quiet receipts 1f10s near
rr white fancy sldt2c' nearby M tr.
% fancy, s5 case fresh frsts. 7s4
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
CIENFIANn In srnCK.

t'LHNi.I4NNi1. July f1-hog- ke-
.rirfs. 600 market e0c lower York
era $3.50 mINr1. SIS 5 med ur1s.
So so. pigs Sia-FIf4 roIEhs SIS rs.
stays. ff1 30 cattle Eerei TITS two
cars market strorg sheer and
lambs Ecrefpfs cars market
steady TOP SIS 80 calves. Rece PTS
COOS steady Ton. tl5-5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

AppIes-New. sc25 box.
Bananas ~ uood shipping stock.
B~aa.EDr,ed LImas. lie To-
Berrie--rHu ckleherries $3.50 per
hu.. rcd rRspherries "a pts. 81 black
rasphcrrles. s. per hu.
California Fru1ts Cherries. s, 50R
peaches. s. arriccts. s27S' rlums
Cherries sour. s. pc- pa.
Dressed Calves - Faney. country
dressed goF2le choice. iSe lee COM
Fresh Vegetable. she's. soc
doz parsley ESQ g0- doe cucum-
hers. hot house. seq CD carrots. soc
doE. cauiifower. SIS d0z cabbage.
81 IS ~ J.s6 crate. tomatoes s. IS per
.-basket crate lettuce Use bu. green
onionS SOC dCs green peas. home
grown. s. rs lut hothouse tomatoes
zoe ID; celery. % 04oc head lettuce.
s. IS Per dor squash. IS, per basket
asne,1ra"ey w 'Hy Ess iVc, sS.
trscted. SO ioe 10.
Hsy--Detroit shippers are paying
car ear i0.STnS sr'f Ds,r rSt ' SS nm o
;isEoGiT. iirh. r.xsd. tls.sn9Ii;
Nc. !. timothy. t5.serle; y. ! mixed.
| clover. siS50 Oh rys straw. slo.so
OIL: whsai a7d oat straw. ss.so0lo
Limcs-ti % 9l.2S per 100.
Melon. Rockyfords t25o, water
melons 20 q coo each.
xat--walnuts % 92ie. aImoncs
is620c; pecans. isuIsc VI; nut
meats. Bib cartons. slmouds ooc'
wainuts. esc. peeans soc 10 peanuts
rosstec. fancy. l,c; Jum~o. lac IN
oranges-NRlencl ti-Z5 2 go per
Onion. -reras Berrnudas. 1850
Potntoe.-south.rn White. $50
Poultry Rroners. soaa3ci light
weights. 26u3 Sc. 40 : hens. y &c
light weights. - q zoe, roostefs - q
S ducks, = --c geese. - sc 10
JoBpINe PRICES
Canned Geod---A?pi,SS n;D per
fancy Maine, :2;oe sttndard. $50;
early June. sis5, saimon. tall. sac;
marrowfAt peas. 81 s. early June
tIs5 Tomatoes. standard, sac aoE.
MEDIUM. isa aoe fancy. 20 o sles RIO.
ii. Us. , iS'f.s s a- sse Packages "a i'0'
Feed-Brlu. So standard mie-
cracked com. So 81, roarse corn
meal SO sos chop feed $3.50 per
Ton n f0N-lp sacks.
Flour BEST winter patent, tls Z"
second patent Sf-.1a stra Eh, = A.
sprint patent. 81 rge -four $3.50
per bbl OF ls6 DE. In eighth paper
sacks.
ous-Lirseel co. raw SIS hoiled,
s119 gal, Eerasr ere. lrcn oarrets.
&C. gasoline. 2oi7C.
Provisions Mess PORK sie' fam'ly
pork s4zff4- clear 80 KS tseu48
ham ear csc rriskets So
picnic hams 2o01ttac oaron q
&c lard TN uerces 2-isc kettle
rendered 91fsc 10.
HIdes-No l cured hides, eic Ne
! green hides tic. No Z cured bulls.
l5t: No green tuila he, No.
su-ec v~als kip 33c. No ! green veal
kip zoe; No. cured n'ur-ain, &c.
No green nur-afu. u ~ so
cured caif. SIC, 40. J green Cat. 2cc.
No. morse hides. 8 80 horse
hides. Sc ~. talicw isc No
tallow. 40 To- No. ! hides. &c n
No kip and calf. itsc ~ sheep
skins Gas % amount TooD. -5cGt s. -.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

The largest submarine telephone
cable In The world With So pairs ~
WIGS has beer laid across Raritan
Bay between Staten Island and New
Jersey.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

creamery frets rs tabs were offered
~ 3fi.r. With ASSOC hid Eggs Fresh
Michigan hrsfs in shipping cases 200
crates were offered az $40 with
33isV bid
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Anniversaries

1-t4-r.erce Butler. the son % an
Eng sh oRronet. who became United
states senator from south carolina
bo-n a Iceland. Died IN Phiiadel-
rt4a l'eb IS. 1924
chm quincy Adams, sixth
Pre- fert 90 TIE United States. born
AZ Hta.ntree. Mass Died IN Wash
ing % g.. Feo. .. lStS.
commodore John Rodgers. a
fan BIS American naval officer OF the
war uf STA. BORN IN Hartford county,
M Died "a Philadelphia Aus. !.
IS3s
savannah was evacuated by
the British
I-8s-ur.t-c states Marine corps
after having been dishanded a. the
close ~ the revolution. was reorgan-
lied AND permanently established.
Military esta hllshrlent Of the
United states divided into nins geo
graph -sl departments
Meeting ~ Napoleon III and
Emperor Frances Joseph 70 discuss
terrrs Z peace between France and
- Cen. Miles arrived in Cuba 70
tske 'ommand OF the American
one YEAR AGO TODAY IN THE
WAR
Germans at verdun advanced east
~ fh. Mause
French took Ia Maissonette Hill
one rfIIe f.om PeronnA.
Hritsr attack On the Somue COW
@rsd s-u ia front. included Ia Bois-
se. wood - Mans;z and Trones
Wot
TODAN's BIRTHDAYS.
~.r Roaer' RannAtvn~ Finlay, Lord
Hign rhanrellor in the British N mis-
trv Born IS years ago today
ru James 2 Erwin. who led the
-fh cavalry IN the pursuit % villa.
nov q speria Inspection duty for
the Eastern departn eut, born in
Gsor-ia. 81 years ago today.
fnrr Waran1s ke-. eminent m~r-
chant rhilarthropi -. and cne-tirne
pesfn1o ste~ general. born n Philad-l-
nh - wears sgo today.
rr john washington Hoffman
PRECEDENT - Ohio wesleyan univer-
ut- horn a. Nohlsstou. Pa, 50 years
az today.
George ". Norris United states
senator from Nebraska. born IN San
z .kv county O.ss years ago today
Nst NJ wills widely known as the
"tIaprE Tramp coined Ian. born N
-ederickshurg. Va - years ago to-
day
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Venezuela has bird called the
yaka-miik which the natives train
10 perform the same duties as a
shepherd dog
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
heavy. si5s0als. roughs. tiS75 o u
stays. sl2.e58i25Q.
cuIc.Go LIVE sTock MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
IiL. July li-Hogs RECEIPTS -s.tiR
market SLOW. 50 o. higher, mixes
and butchets. $4,000 1865, good
heavy. So sOu 1915 rough heavy
Si4.lou itfN, light. St4nl IS plss
fl0.5au 1885. cattle Receipts g 600
market strong teeNcs fNA1 81 %
COW and heifcrs. Sstof - ~. s. sN
90 calves fiNn1t sheep Receipts
1000 mnrlet steady 20 J Dc lower
r Is
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

The elimination OF the Russian
double eagle. national emblem of
the Romanons. has left Ave national
eagles-the tWo-headed birds 81
Austria and Serbia, and the single
eagles OF the United States. Mexico
and Germany.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

TOLEDO GRAIN
TOLEDO July n.-Clos@-Vvh~ eat,
Cash S2gs July. ta0s. Septeul Der.
s. 80. Corn, Cash ti.cT fuly s. 50.
september. ii22 oats. Cash. 7flsc
July Totzc September 5eTxc. Glow
erse~d. October ST. IS pecefuha
sll.f5 Aisle August $40.
r. notify. Prime. sGs5 Butter and
frEs not quoted hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EIGIN III rrTn

EIGrS. ia. July f-BIftsr. S7nn
bid 10 offerings, no sales Last
weeks price. $500.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Produce

The lcadiqs feature 81 NE produce
market this morning was the sudden
change m the position OF the potato
deal Receipts have been Tree and
the market has been PRETTY wei load
cd up the past week or SO. bat now
% appears that the early crop in
virginia ~ about exhausted and that
we; weather IS irtcri rims with ship
wfnts With prospec % being ON
short rations for a time the market
- showlng tendency 70 gct higher.
The poultry market is steady 10 nrm
except that hons are inclined 20 drag
lttlc Butter and eggs are arm
hgf as storage stocks % The country
are nearly % per cent larger than
last year and an p4t away az high
prices the trade Is a little uncertain
AS 20 tho future
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Tho Green Vaults ~ Consta'io.
where The treasures 81 the sultan
~ Turkey are kept. are said 10 con
fain gold and Jewels 90 the amount
~ $4,000 600. coo
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT J-ly ll Opening
wheat Rad a quiet and steady open
trr IN 'o~n The feeling was easier
wing 20 better weather aver the
s7uthw corn belt Oats were
r.tet Opening prices Wednesday
Cash ~ red wheat se.2S July
sto5. Septe1i Der. si.s2. No. : white.
s32o
Corr IS scarce and strong al s. 50
for cash 40. :. IS for No. yell
i1N- and s. IS for 80. I yellow.
cars are arm and n active demand
Al T5n for standard &c for cash
Beans SO III demand and steady az
sSG5 for immediate and prompt ship
ment and $3.50 ror October
seeds arr Hrm and gaining n activ-
!ty AZ 81 for prime red clover,
81 20 FOR October
seeds are srm snd gaining IN acti-
witty a. 81 for prime red clover.
stls0 FOR October. sil 20 fer alsike
and $3.50 for timothy.
Grain receipts a. Chicago wednes-
day were 80 cars ~ wheat TO- 81
corn and 81 - oats
September wheat IN ChIcago
opened Wednesday a, tisi, corn at
tI.57G 1873 and oats st 55h o 5.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Wheat July, not quoted september
unchanged. Corn, september. up 40.
December down. - Oats. July,
up Nc Senter1be up isc December
up &c. Provisions steady.
Quotations ey Paine. weber a Co...
July 10 Open High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

.. =. nrfer, su flurEr 90 the var
work council 80 the iounE MEMS
hristipn associn tiOn headqunrtrrs
in london. and ~. 4. Davis. IN charge
20 similar headqnarfers ~ Paris. utli
look out for the morals ~ soldier. ~
the 7 nitrd states sent 60 fbe trfushr.
on the continent. Roth ars hnrd ~,
Uorh to prepare comforts and recrea-
ttons for the soldiers the United
states has sent abroad.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Printfns-tbe pisin nest kInd--tbst
r. risht-rlmes dob nspty--aaaia 90.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
GUM COPPER sTorI,
DefroIt Bank CIearingr

Detroit bank clearings for July n.
1917. were 81. zoe. e0fd7 Total clear
{nks for 1917 20 date are 81 4S072s. =
11<-69 a. against ffgf9.i6T,sI77s for
~ corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

ysSetsne-<hs plain neat kins--thst
Doghs-r3es ses Depf>--Main <s7o.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-07
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Subject, Are You a Yes-But? GA lesson on excuses.)
 Leader, R. L. Blakoly.
 Responsive Scripture reading, Ex. 4:1-17.
 Sentence prayers.
 Song.
 Does the church suffer because members of the "Yes-but" family have joined the congregation S. c. Thornton.
 Was Adam "Yes-but" in regard to temptation? Apply the lesson to our lives. w. A. Newth.
 Should one make excuses for not doing a manifest duty? Mrs. H. A.. Sykes.
 Tell about three New Testament "Yes-buts' and draw from them the lessons that will be helpful to your society. Mrs. Stvers.
 Benediction.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-07
ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Westmoreland entertained party of friends Thurs day evening in honor of their guest, Miss Elizabeth Bright. After some interesting games of rock, high score was found to be made by Nit Hit, low score by Miss Lula White. At tractive prizes were awarded to each. Mrs. Westmoreland served a delicious ice course.
 The guests were Misses Elizabeth Bright, Gladys Greeson, Nell Bush, Lula White, Marguerite White, Nor ma McMillian, Parks (Hope), Messrs. Fred Guthrie, Nit Hit, Clyde Nelson, Emond Logan, Dale Mcdaniel and Bernard Blakely.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-07
EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM.

Subject, Are you a Yes But? Leader, Wm. Burdine.
 Scripture reading, Ex. 14:1-17. A Lesson on Excuses, Miss AL vearne Gee.
 Finding excuses when God calls us to special work, Miss Agnes John son.
 Excuses many of us make-Open discussion. The entire League will be asked to take part in this.
 Things to Remember, Miss Cleo Gee Song.
 Benediction.