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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26
MUCH SUFFERING in
TRIEST is REPORTED

Washington.-Much suffering in
Austria. and particularly in Triest,
is reported in dispatches received
here from Rome. Letters found on
a prisoner taken in the fighting at
Monte San Gabrielle describe the sit
uation as daily growing more diff
cult. In Triest there is a great
scarcity of food bnd clothing, and
the letter says it is surprising that
the people can still hold out. est
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Clearly Explained.

please tell me. professor. what n q
periphrasis2'
Madam. II Is simply a circumlocu-
tory and pleonastic cycle Of oratorieal
sonorosity. circumscribing an atom Of
ideality lost in verbal profundity."
Thank you. sir"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26
Short For Which?

Mrs. Blueblood-We dined al fresco
last evening.
Mrs. Newrich-I think I've met him
somewhere? Is his first name Albert
or Alfred ?-Boston Transcript
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26
Marks of n Great Man.

A really great man is known by
three signs-generosity In the design.
humanity In the execution and modera,
tion In success.-Bismarck.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26
Ready For II.

There's a girl who is always anx-
ious to take my part"
"A devoted friend, eh?"
my understudy." explained the star
imply.--Louisville Courier-J Journal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26

The greatest inland sea is the Cas-
plan sea. which is 700 miles long and
270 miles wide.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26
r. ID. KINCHELOE DETAILED
FOR DUTY IN FRANCE

Lexington, Ky.-R. ID. Kincheloe,
of jacksonville Brigade Orderly and
Sergeant in the Sd Kentucky Regi-
ment and brother of Representative
d. Fl. Kincheloe has been relieved
of duty by the War Department and
left for Washington. From there he
will go to France as army secretary
ut Gen. Pershing's headquarters.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26

Get the seed bed for wheat in just
. little better shape than usual this
year. Run the seed through . farm
ing mill. Only cheat makes cheat.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26

An indiscreet man is an unsealed let
Ter. Every one can read it.-ChamfOrt
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-26

Doubt OF all kinds can be removed by
iothing but action.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
CONTRACTORS
MAY LOSE JOB
Property Owners In Northeast
Section Want Action On
Sewer Construction

John Wagner and his son August,
contractors, will be summoned be-
fore the council committee on sew
ers Saturday morning. TO show cause
why they should not give up con
tracts for main sewers In Center
Line and Harper-sves. A host OF
property owners in the district be
tween Miller and Mt Elllott.ayes.,
north OF Harper and Strong'aNes..
appeared before the sewer commit
tee Thursday and entered a formal
petition that the contracts be award
ed 10 men who will hasten the work
30 that foods in that district this
spring will be averted
Among the petitioners was Fr.
stanley skrzyoki, pastor OF the St.
Thomas parish and school. He COM
plains that conditions in the vicin-
ity OF the school are extremely in
sanitary because OF the delay In the
laying Of the sewers.
Members Of the sewer committee
figured that at the rate the wagners
are now proceeding With the Work
that II would take $50 months, or rs
years. 70 complete the job. Only
about 400 feet has been laid since
November, when the contracts were
awarded. About 500 homes are AZ.
fected by the delay. John Wagner,
the elder member OF the firm. mut
with the committee Thursday, but
presented the argument that no arm
could do better work than he was
doing. Commissioner Fenkell, Of the
department OF public works, was
called into the conference and an
nounced that he would investigate
the complaints and make report
10 the committee Saturday
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
SUFFRAGE CHIEF
LEAVES FOR WEST

Miss Margaret whittemore. Who
recently has been appointed field
manager OF the western division OF
The National Woman's party, spent
Wednesday in Detroit on her way TO
California. where she will join her
parents and take a few weeks rest
before beginning her labors again IN
the western states.
Miss whlttemore WAS enthusiastic
over the convention held IN Wash
ington from March / TO ,. ~ the
Congressional union, whsA the Ma.
tional Womans party was amalga
mated with the union.
Last Sunday. after the inauQlra.
lion. we had q mile OF pickets around
the White House, composed OF wom-
en- from each state In the union.
Tho IL rained in torrents the WON.
en stood their ground without com.
plaint The purpose OF II was mere.
y 10 show the president. by actual
demonstration. the way the women
feel toward the cause and 10 LET him
know that they viii never give up.
Mrs. Harry Coleman, Of Pontiac.
carried the Michigan banner for the
pioketing on Inauguration day. The
convention took no stand regarding
the war. II maintained that the Wo
mans party Ia organized FOR the pur-
pose OF securing the sutfrage amend
ment and getting Il thru congress -
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Marriage Licenses

Otto Brunko~. q: Bertha Pieiness.
Burr II. Fsunes. Is. Lillian Omen.
John a. TAYLOR. go Mary Burnen.
Charles soksiouski, 20 Anna Long
cUstin Rs'kA. "a Nsnis Ksstnsr.
william a. Frishie. 81. Detroit:
Jsrore. I. Koontz. -. Carrie a.
Ans.l T..visanuto, 20 Elena C.
sol Il. osr,on. 80; Anna B sch.er,
rhom.. r. sanders 20 Franci,
Gu. Il sruekn.r. IS. Ruth s.srds-
John Rleesrdi. 30; B.rSars nj stb.
Edwin sodsnstedt. 81; Nellie Small
samuel ssrotts. u. Buffalo Libby
X. Edgar smith. 90. Syracuse. y
r Edna NJ Denis, 3, Detroit.
Frank L. Rose. IS LSsle Brosvage.
Francis L Murphy. 80; UinIs r.
Angela vinar. ~. Cleveland; Louise
Ft Chester jay. - Katherine Kern.
Brown Price. Il; Clara Goldsmith.
Lao Thys as Mary caimyn. 40.
Washington ID. Glase, ~; Clsudea
~. Lake, -.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

Moran. Chas n. Athsrtoh 80 sheri-
dan. Joseph 0rillo, $50 y Fort; F'ioyd
a. Reuwick 6G2 Artillery. John j..
Ocatrowaki Ell Iovett. kestanty
szczeplnski SCI Forest r.. Frank
JucEak. ises Tarnow John. Gregory
l3b Gray. Norman J, lowell ~ HoT-
ton. George ~. Klausen, 1921 Oak-
land Casimor Papropski. l2O Thirty
second, Samuel Canar. it2 RoWens'
Israel felak. us Theodore Peter
koOlwick. 1913 SheridRni Ben beTko-
wltr 552 Michigan; Hyman stern, ESQ
bin. Jim Arabagi. 207 Monroe. John
Mihoya. sal Military, Jo1ef Wolko-
wtcz. ~ 8oldner. ChAs A. PomrAng
Momsns hospital; Frank Homie. ~
Greedy. Vincent SEusda. t03 mitchell .
Paul JenEen. $50 Mcnougall; AdoIph
T.. Fricki. ils Catherine. Frank No
wickl - Dane: John Ptak. 6sl Pal
met e. Harry Purdy. e77 Gratlot'
Joseph W. Kane. rs Plum stephen
Szano. 2af Ferdinand. Arthur r. Nc
DAWN, se1 ~ clair Daniel p. Web
e., SSl Lafayette p.
GIRLS
STANLEY stoklosa. sl5 Hammond I.
John LAsza. III Bulwer; walter
Mare SO MERCER. Michael Krokos.
sos Junction. Joseph Cammeen, Itar-
per hospital. Max FrendenthAl. HAT
per hospital. GaAetuB q. smith, Sss
Hibbard Weldon J. Reasoner. l5s
Trumbull. James Sinclair. 4ts buana
Vista W. Chas. Voss. fbl Wilde;
Chas. X. Worthington. West Branch
Harper hospital. Joseph F1shan. lIf
Hartford, Mike Mucci. 22ib Proctor
Joseph Waite. eli Putnam. Louis G
Menke. s67 Field. John Doody, SIS
Livernois; Lambert Branner. tls An
tietam, Tony Podwysocki 1878 Jos.
Campau. Daniel p. Murphy. ass
Northwestern. Edgar ]. Henderson.
ass Cameron. Walter Maskle, 20
Wrsford Edward NJ. Brown. sli
Bellevue Guy A. Townsend, t9e Sew
entcenth; Eugene J. Kick. Sll Lilii-
bridge. Emil Van ooethen. Warner
Edward Witkowski. Gil Moran; Ray
luOnd l. Ponlin. Grace hospital; Fred
w SchultE. 335 Cicotte. Frank Ka-
minski 1873 Woodlawn, Andrea Pta-
sex. 1870 Dubois. Frank Darga. sze
Kirby e. Edwin T. MAgstah. tat
iemsy, Philip Grass. 293 Cameron
WladiElAw kurak. ~ Secor-pl.,
staniElaw RucIko. 2s5 fASalle. John
Livitsky. Erskine, Antony Tstasec-
ca, 332 Lafayette Albert Miceli, ~
Chestnut. Andress Scnwaim, b25 Nc
pougall; VIM. Tucker. i3s Shoemak-
err Chas n. Guetsehow, 1tbs Bald
win, Grover G.. Brown. 5iz Concord
Salvatore Didia. tSf sherman; Ste
phan Bartok. IS Bacon Joseph La
elk. efs Tha ddeus.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Deaths

Carolyn ~. shAttuok. Grace hospi-
tai % years. nous Michael Maxi
muck. so Orleans about CO years. To-
bar pneumonia; Florence Knesding
Dc Fremont pl. iG wears, gunshoa
wounds Minnie Golden. az Milwau-
gitis. John Mcnamara, s2s junction.
about IS years. ceTeo brat apoplexy:
Augusta Walter, SEA Dubois. 81 years.
cancer or rectum: Capt. Alexander
G ,e,,S,n, Iyte nre IS years. inquest
crime, years. broncho pneumonia;
Anne T.. l. Baker. 81 Harmon. So
years, mitrsl insuffciency. William
r. PaEelF. 81 Lovett. IS years, cir
Lafayette H.. year. diphtheria; Jo-
seph Cams. 1851 Mcclellan. 8 years
diphtherlA Rose ~ Round. 5s4A
Forest w. 80 years. carcinoma %
stomach. ANGELA Christopoulos.
Grace hospital, about IS years In
quest pending. Elizabeth Bartholo-
new. B24 Grand River. ~ years. acute
dillaAtlon OF heart. Anthony Lesner.
s67 Willis W, IS years, iobar pneu-
monla Rose kennedy 4t Vermont,
80 years. carcinoma OF uterus; Iaro-
slaw Bogislaw. iO49 Twenty fifth. 81
days. pneumonia. Carlisle H. smith.
81 Garfield w. years. pulmonary
emboIism. Helen Oinanew, chiidrens
Free hospital. s wears. acute dilite-
ton OF heart: Martin Smahai. 77e
HastlnCs. 10 days. Inflammation OF
bowels; William Brydges. Providence
Michael Foley. 81. Mary's hospital IS
years, senility: Patrick Mccarthy
-. Morreil. 50 years lobar pneumo-
MIA. Nelson Tonsly. IS Henry. Is
years. meningitis, catherine kron-
berg. $40 Msrrtck 81 years. carcino-
ma OF rectum Harold shay, Central.
Z years inquest pending Mllika
shay. Central Ys@rsss inquest pend,
days. convulsions. John GradesL 81
Chriuopher wears. gastro-enteri-
tis Joe Zurich. 203 Orleans l month,
mucous colitis, Aron sipos. 2es
MIA Gertrude Denny. 60 Heathville.
3 wears. lOhar pneumonia Elizabeth
e Williams. ii4i Second, 60 Years.
oiAbetc coma Elizabcth Coroy. 30
monia. Anthony Marzack. Detroit
Municipal hospital. IS years. pull
monary tuberculosis; Lillian z. Fred
! ertcks as Foreyth. 80 years. pull
| eos Howard about 81 years. inquest
pending: Paul Boulk Receiving hos
pltai u years, generni peritonitts'
| Stanley zelos. St Mory's hospital
Marv c DunkIe. ~ Connors. wears.
cerebral meninEitis; Ferd. b, Bahr.
ass Twenty eighth. Sc years. per-
SoratinG ulcer OF stomach; william
Laura, 80 Michigan. - Years, ar
| aerto-sclnrosis. Julius Meln. 1855 Jo-
seph Campau. - years lobar pneu-
| monta. Frank Gruenwald $50 St Au-
| bin % years pulmonary tubcrcu-
losis. Daniel a. Stewart. wabash no.
tel 20 years inquest pending. James
shilling. sac Antoine. 4 DAYS. in
quest pending John C'Neil. Eeceiv-
| ing hospital 50 years. inauest pend
ing. James O. Pitcher. Sa6 Kirby w.
50 wears. cerebral hemorrhage Edith
psSupn Grace hospfta1 az years
general peritonitis Elizabeth Davis.
/ 80 ConEer. % years. military tubercu-
losis. Earl r Mott. Detroit Tubercu-
iosis sanitariun. "a years. pulmonary
| tuhercuioEis. Matte Mcbride Recetv-
ing hospital 81 years. iobar pneu-
monia Earl Mcdonald Receiving
hospital IS years acute pericardi-
tie
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
"Old Man" Cannot
Speak English, So
Son Offers to Serue

Because his father ia unable Ia
speak English. Sam Russo. 20 years
OLD. No s33 Iilinois-st.. attempted
TO take the elder Russo's place In
the new jury panel called Thursday
morning In the recorders court.
After the usual questions, Sam
told Judge Jenries that be had taken
seat with the new Jury because
the old man couldn't speak Eng.
lish.'
You're a very dutiful son, young
man. bat you are excused I do this
in spite OF your coming here 20 take
your fathers place. a performance
which shows you are dutiful," said
the Judge.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09


LARkIN March T.: a. the residence
OF her niece. Mira Frank IT. Doh
any. 81 Haguc-ave.. Marl- A.. r. .dest
daughter OF the late Andrew and
Catherine LaTkin and beloved slf-
ter OF Ella IArkin. Mrs NJ ".
Howard, OF Toledo, Ohio. aud A.
j. Larkin. 81 New York cry iu-
neral saturday morning March 40,
az blessed Sacrament church a. ?
o'clock Please omit Covers.
sCHEMANsKY- S. 1917. al HE
sisters residence. 1890 crane-aNe.,
Edmund r.. beloved aon 81 Minnie
and the late Robert J. Schetnan-
sky, and dear brother OF Willie m
NJ. Arthur r. and the late Robert
Hslstsin. Mrs Frank Miegan and
Mrs Herman Luedtke. Funeral
Friday morning a. $3.50 o'clock
from above residence. and the
Church Of the Nativity of our Lord
at 2. 1ntermeut at Mt Elliott
cemetery,
STA NTON-C. IT,. az Buffalo. \. Y.
March P father 81 VI. l.. stanton,
Poplar Park. Royal Oak. Mich. Flu
neral services AT mausoleum. Rose
land Park cemetery. Friday, March
?. $50 .. m.
wALLACE-Mareh Z, Hugh, aged IS
Louise. and his two children. Ed
win James and Ruth l., also siH-
ter. Mrs. william Morton. Of Gait
Ont. Funeral from the family resi-
dence. 90 Virginia Park. Friday
March .. al . p. m. Please omit
flowers.
YOUNG-Mrs. Mary l., OF Flint Fu-
neral Friday az $50 p. m. AT go
Beach, Flint.
xon1-~ D. cN..1as heioved
husband OF Lucy. and father Of
Edwin s.. Mrs. Z, VI. smith, VIII
liam. Prank A.. ClArissa. died Mar
8. at residence. 1888 Twelfth-st.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Sugar Ma'iGst

sasar-Detroit Wholesale prices:
CRYSTAL dominoeh. Glib, ti2; crystal
dominoes. 5-lb.. az. eagle tablets
5000. cut loaf. tss5 cubes $3.50;
NNNX powdered. ssS5 standard pow
derod. $3.50. graduated. extra coarse
sSs5. granuiatsd. fine in bulk. $3.50
granulated. alb. cartons, $3.50. gran
plated. 25-ih. cartons. 1870; crystal
dominoeE granulated. alb. ID
crystal dominoes gxanulatod. half
cases. g.. diamond A. s. 80 confec-
TONERS A.. ss.tS; No. 4, $3.50. No. 8.
tst5; No. G. ssto: No. Z. u,2s No.
So -. ss.iS. No. y. $50; Nos. i3:
- and 10. sS.05. non-eaking mixture.
.s25 best zranulated. $40; best
GRADUATED. 3b-lb. cottons. $3.50 per
cwt. household cartons. powdered.
lib. cartons. 20 20 case, $3.50 per
case; household powdered. lib. car
tons. IS to case. IS per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
CITIES PROTEST
BILL TAXING
UTILITY PLANTS

LANSING. Mich, March See
ing In a blu before the legisialuu
rap at municipality owned public
utilities, representatives OF more
than 80 Michigan cities we're here
Thursday 20 protest the passage OF
the measure. As II stands. the bill
would tax municipal projects con
Quoted for gain when located out
side corporate limits. THIS is brand
ed as unfair discrimination. as cities
whose utilities are within their
boundaries would escape the tax
but II the bill IL amended to INCLUDE
all municipal plants, Il would hi
every city water works. lightinf
plant. garbage disposal system or
like project
Fear that this amendment will br
made attracted the interest OF cities
not owning plants outside. Sturgis
leads the opposition TO the measure
"a II stands. hat city owning 500
acres Of land 10 permit OF a dam for
it's water power plant. all OF which
Is now exempt a. a municipal enter
prise Among those at a meeting to
discuss the plan OF opposition last
night we're Mayor ! r. Bslch. Kala-
mazoo, J. 5. Bender. H. W. sager.
man and II. w Kelley. Stur-
Eis: j. g Iathen and r.
4. Daggett. Ypsilanti: J. r.
Chandler. South Haven &. o. John
son. Coldwater Joseph Hooper,
Mayor J. ". Marsh. 7. u. Thorn.
Battle Greek: NJ. NJ AcSett. Mar
shall; City Attorney J. W Pstchen,
Traverse City. and representatives
OF Detroit, Grand Rapids and other
cities.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Mortuary

ART-March s. Edward. aEed -
wears. beloved husband OF Gather
me and Geraldine and son % Mr.
and Mrs. Peter J. Abt. Funeral
from residence. II claveland-st..
Friday, March p AZ "a m and
and Orleans AZ $40.
her residence. 1883 Can
ton-ave March :. 1917. Marie. be-
loved wife OF Richard Beach, dear
mother OF Mrs. Herman Fet1, Mrs.
" nry weitfehst Mrs. FLOYD Roney
Polly and Joseph. NJ. and Mrs.
N n.ses s1.ss J g,om and . As%Srs
FRIDAY. March Q. a. .. m. Inter
pent Forest Lawn, via motor car.
Boyne City and Newberry papers
please copy
DAwsoN-MRrch 9. in his residence.
zst Harmon-sve.. william e AGED
50 years belrvse husband q Mar,
Grant ~. Dawson. Funeral Sat
urdAy. p. m. from residence.
GRoDE--MArch 8. 1917. 81 hts late
residence. ST. Kerchsval-avs., Emil.
beloved husband Of Sophia and
father % waiter. Ruth and Ches-
ter erode, brother OF Otto, Rich
ard and oscar erode ana Amelis
Dornbrook Funeral from above
residence Friday afternoon At
o'clock and bethany German Evan
geiical church. corner waterloo
and Seminole. At 3:3o.
GRosE-harch 7. at residence fSi
scott-st. Edith sophia. beloved
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Grose. sister Of Gertrude and
charles Funeral from above resi-
dencc Friday at y. M.
j.. March s. 1917,
IN the home OF his father, James
Hendry. in BEDFORD township. Fu-
neral SATURDAY.. 1.8o. AZ Ford
church.
JoHNsON-Hugh. Tuesday. March Q.
~ Cincinnati. Ohio. survived BY his
widow. his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Johnson % Detroit. and
sisters Mrs. Ruby shriEicy, Mrs.
william N Kirkland Mrs John "
Williams GLADYS aud Dorothy
Johnson. 81 Detroit and brother.
Carl J. johnson. Rochester n Y.
MINERAL from residence sc Park
Niew-aVe. Friday at p, n.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
u. S. ON ROAD
TO IMPERIALISM,
SAYS TAGORE

TOXIC, Feb. 2i.--(By Mal)--The
United states Ia on the road 10 I'm.
perlalism in the opinion nf Sir RIA
bindranAth Tasors the Indian poet,
who has arrived here after an ex.
tensivc tour Of America
This trend IL the result OF the
world ~ar. the preparedness doo.
trine and the general awakening 20
outside things. which Tsgore says.
he observed even in the invst pro.
vincisl sections 81 the United States
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
TAX COLLECTION
SHOWS BIG GAIN
OVER LAST YEAR

For the hrst six days ~ the tar
collection receipts In Acting County
Treasurer vergouw's once amounted
10 t2os,Sss, while during the same
period last year but si4s,s3s.so was
taken In. Treasurer versouw de-
Clares that the long delay has made
the people impatient TO get their
axes paid.
The number OF receipts for the
brst ak days Is 10 4ss, i0.6-i more
han were reserved m the nrst six
days OF the 1915 collection.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Births


BOYS
Mark Robinson sac Van DYKE
oaspsri Agatont. ba7 Maeomb O.orCe
Jaques s5t Fifteenth. James Of1ah-
erty. Womans hospital. b. Frank
O'dley. Ta4 Brnbklyn. Antonino Gucl-
ardi. alo Macomb. Frank Schmidt. rs
Edsswoodi f.eiEh 9. Droiet. SIS Syi-
vester Earl surreil SO Chalmers
Nelson r Greenwood. SIS Clay; VIM.
stevens. rs Melville Raymond Eek
rrt. 80 Thirty third: AleNanfcr Tar
kins. .efe Michigan; Frederick pani-
mar. - FwsFs. purdy no. Irwin. 90
Fred StockinEer cas-
Canton. HeFmon Krauss. ifTs Mil
tary. Anthony nakssrolcg. SIS
Thirty James Jarvis. 1872
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
k.Idsn injured In soo,h

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Harry p. keidan lay In bed this
morning nursing a bruised side.
when he was informed that the Re
publican voters OF Detroit had nom
mated him for the once OF associ.
ate recorder Keidan was leaving a
booth on St. Aubin-ave. Wednesday
night, when the door swung unex.
pectedly and pinioned his left arm
against HE eide with such force
that he had 20 be assisted Co his
home. No. SOS Gratiot-ave He was
able 10 appear at his once at noon
today.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
CHICACO 1--WE sTOCk

CHICAGO. Marea s.--Hogs: Re.
ssS' IS: seq =: $,5s;; ;',.:a
rough heavy. $3.50 2it,s: light
fiiloQi4So; pigs. tiihoitss. Cat
tie Rscetpta 1900; market, strons
cows and heifers. s. ssgie. u; stock t.
ers and feeders. $40 aSso; TsxanA
y RsdssP ,. ,iSoo q ':ny ss
western. sie604lt
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
Produce

Except for q sharp advance IN hide
prices the market was without quot
able change this morning Egg
prices were let down another frac-
ton yer, srdAy and the tendency 10
in that direction. Receipts are large
and are Increasing, but the dems nd
BURNS Lent h nearly equal 10 the
euppb. Dressed hogs are dragging
u little Prices at the yards were
up again but buyers are not taking
hoid. Butter. poultry veal calves
aud potatoes are steady. and the
market oSay moderately active.
Applss-ts.5oa.50 per Dbl for
fhofes aad s56s for fancy.
nsnaPa. Good Shippins stock "
Besn--DTied IAmas .iao ID.
.Cra-ber-ies-L@ts Howss % per
| Drs..ea o.ivs. - Fancy. iSeise;
Dressed Hss. - -aEhL isolTe;
heavy. "a D ITO 10.
rtsnsa Hssai~s--f5e 10.
tOc don. parsley. fToiSc dos. Gu
umbers. hot house. sac 3.2s. car
Fots Al - hu: Brussels sprouts, $50
pec a.. California celery. s5c4t 81 80
boa; cauiiaower. t2as dor.; lettuce.
s9lSs 10 cabbage. nsE FiO. .S :.
SC per doE Florida celery. 14SOVb
sr.ps rr.,-s.gtsO per cr.t.
Hesey Fancy white. lsolTe; ex-
nsy--DNtroit shippers are paving
M following prices tnr sslsd hay IN
6sr lots. Z o. b. Detroit: No I timo-
hys .s'f f.S, ' SIsss ,,: :i%S,G,
10 : Timothy. ,isqi3, NJ i mixed
kiaJonIi, No mixed. noaii; No.
clover. fis0itso; rye straw. tsSs
gro wheat and cat straw. $3.50 %
Ie.ssns-s41tse per boz.
s.,s--wL ,nutA seo:ie: aIrends.
sssSSes. p .lss5t' ,ssissei IS. sr''ll'
3TSRA2s per box.
osi"us Ell soeii per 100 10
Pssa,a~- Michigan car lots In
haze 81 7sa2so bu. new Bermudss.
itai5 per bbi
Peuftry ---SpvinEs 2t1e'c Hight
s,,rings iSg :io; % e, s.1es ne. he sig
-, roosstsrss. ttqisG geese is9aoei
straw hrrTie.--tsc quart.
sweet confectionery kiln dried.
R-i aoN9 rer crate.
JoBRISC PRICES
Canned Geods-Applss t.IS per
ksI, Linn beans tf.todi.ee: corn
ancy Maine. ass; standard ti.4S0
30. table beets. tl.2Swi.to; peas,
ancy early June $3.50: STANDARDS. 81;
cannon tail i7to: marrowfat peas,
srIy Iuas. tf.IO doA Tomatoes
tandArd. q 5o2i.so doE-
Csnee--santos. standard. lsQlsc:
refiun. iSa soc; fancy. zoe TIC: Rio.
IS o .,5.' i.d i iss hss'sAs''' "o''''
Feed-iobbinE prices. loe-lb, .aeks,
bran saT4o. standard rnifdfings
20 no nne middltp<s. eel 0t1;
Tracked corn, siI9I5: coarse corn
peal. iis0tl; corn and ost chop.
FIsur- -IoebinE prices: Pes. Mlchl-
gan patent $40; second patent. 1910;
FtraiEht 80; pure rye. %: spring
patent. 5000 Dbl. IN "a paper sacks.
on Raw linseed. yf.01; boiled iin-
|eed. ti.ea n barrel lots; ksrossne
ank-waRon or iron barrels. SIC: RED
crown gasoline. fshe sal.
Hiaes--No. 1 cured hides. ito; No
green hides. fec. No. ] cured bulls.
Sc 30 / green bulls. i3c: No. !
ured veal Kip. 25c: No. ! green veal
klp &c. No I cured murFTn. &c:
80 I green murrain. isc. No. l cure
ali csc. No. I green calf. a5c, No, .
sorss hides. ts.7s. No. horse hides
49, No. tallow. eszc No. 20 T.
op, Sc per 10. No. I hides ic on
30 = kip and calf. Nc on, sheep
kius tas TO amount wooD, 5oe9 -.
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livestock
|AIoHIsAN CENTRAL STOCK YoRp'

|AIoHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK Words
DETROIT, March s.-cattie Mar
w. rs 20 7t cents higher than last
fssk pss, hsavy steer .lou,Ss
Is 30 n st0 mixed steers and heifers
ISn9 handy light butchers sos.
3ght butchers tsd7s0, best cows
I7.s0aA butcher cows ts6I com
ion COVE. t55096. Gamers, tt,soN
So. best heavy bulls. $50 $50
So. niiksrs and springsrt $500 es
calves Market strong best
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09

siggts50: hoavles, SOS sheep and
lambs, Market strong; bss, lambs.
si4s5ait.50. fair lambs. tlSu 1919
tight 10 common lambs, tis0lSi fels
20 good sheep. sl0eil: cuils ana
common. fs01. Hogs Market proc
pects. workers and heaNies tif'-So
1870; pigs. ti2e 1880.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
EAST sUFFALo LIVE STOCK
Daaula4 A stevens

FAST BUFFALO. ". v. March A.
Cattle Heceipts. ave cars. STEADY
and tights. $50 1850.
Il e.7k: bulls. t6uess.
Hogs; Receipts. 10 cars: strong;
heavy. gI5alk IS; workers., fib, pigs
and lights. tiaq 1859
sheep: Receipts. 5 cara. strong;
top lambs tii7bQi5; yearlings. as
q 1850 wethers f2a 1850; ewes. I'll
a. N so.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

mixed. $3.50 SiI.Sy. mediums. Eiss;
plGs STA; roughG ti3.;s: stAss
tlLlS. Cattle; Receipts ears.
car; stead: top. $3.50. Calves:
Receipts. 100; steady: top. tiA.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-09
TOLEpo LIVE sroCK

TOLEDO. Maj. s--Hogs; Receipts.
l.ooS: msrsst steady hs.yiss ~
iIso' good Rigs. siSoi5.iI calves:
strong. sheep aud lambs: Steady.