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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

T-~eU meyer have chance &c
$. IL me and call me mother again
sobbed broken-hesrted woman IN
rre Detroit police station - years
aE5. a. her t2year-old daughter
Isned away from her, spurning her
Cut stretched arms
The daughters rind bad 0ren
POISONED against he mother H.r
auother vas bad woman lEtlc
children shouldn't 20 near her her
Gather and her stepmOther had
cid her So
TUESDAY afternoon the little Eitl
,l LC wouldn', 90 ba-k to her mother
vas ia the police STATION again she
O. now Mrx Phoebe Brauer, OF 80.
1857 SheridIn-aye. and outside Uf
her children and her home there Re
hai one 1ther 1Teat factor in her
lie ~ s. q desire 20 do what SHe
i.d not do 81 the day .. years aFo
go 20 the arms Of her mother.
For three Nars Mrs Brauer has
been searching incessantly. not cnly
fbr her mother. but FOR a sister and
= brother. ocfer members o. the
family fha. yeas broken Dy doz
uc discOrd which ended in divorce.
Ms BrlUerS mother. Mrs Rose
ShOObridge. clsainlc @ divorce IN
1sSs Phoebe sad her brother Jslues
-0Cn after went 20 live With taciT
father who bad flar-ted again.
Al the outset 81 this new llfe.
rnoebc vas esgtanged from ber
mother Continually. she says. bo.h
he- Ucp.mother ard father told her
tliat her mother Us a bad woman
Within Fnori 1me The childish
mnd believed all aaf drmly and sbe
Irumiscd lerseii % yer so recognize
hs- OWn other
So p years agD. vixen phor DO
ret her mother "a pejroi police
headquarters. tho ne'le ziri spurIed
her The mother cEme TO ne sta
ion house leading - The hand len.
H.e rho sister who're Mrs Brauer
.rcks now She sad arranged -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
Spurned Mother % Years
Ago; Woman Now Devotes
Her Life to Search for Kin

meet her Eirl in the station thru
tho aid OF 'he police
Not even the coSyings OF tho po-
lice were able 20 dissipate the
harsh yie UTe that Shoobridre ard
his second wife had Impressed on
the girls mind The mother WaE
pushed aside and thr girl went pack
20 her fathers hone
Since that time. Mrs Brauer has
been married. She b. the mother OF
two children
Before atr marriage and after.
v henevcr Mrs Brluer msntiOaed
ie- mother and veniured 10 ask how
ulany brothers and sisters she hsd.
shs says she Was shut on b. her
fathers stern rcbukrs
Three year. ago. Shoobridge died.
and MIRA. BrSuer felr herself free TO
search for her lott KIN Her LIES
lope Is IN locate the fraii little 40
E,sn Whp begged her to come home
and call be- mother and her SITTER
and brother
RHlfr NWFM BfAA@ DANldF NN~ IN
town. MIS- Braucr believes that she
did see her mother and even had her
FOR a guest woman on her way TO
Tie tabernacle cantc INTO the house
On invitation. 70 rest When the
woman left after lanci she turned
about, locked quizzicslly into the
younger Woman'S cyes. smiled faint
D. and with sigh departed.
why did I let her go without
questioning her" Mrs Brauer said
Vonderinsiy
In the hep Of finding her lost
Kin. Mrs Bauer carried on eKten.
rive correspondence with people
ls country over
- trust mother viii forgive and
write me " Fhe IL alive" she said.
- was only a child and iU wasn't
my fault. Eat I'd nov give any
thinE TO see her. and she viii see
me. too. n she knows where I am.
n my children offended ne "a Cor.
give them Ms mother will 80 TIE
same for ne"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

CHICAGO. March Despite
fhe threatened strike and favOra bic
crop outlook over the wheat belt.
wheat. after a slightly lower start,
displayed strength. Sellers were
few and many buyers were in eyi-
dence. Later. however. the market
broke badly when the traders began
20 realize the significance OF the
railroad situation May wheat open
I'd down L. later dropping ? 81. 10
N,7S 10: July opened down SIS,
later losing rs. 10 si52 SIS Sep
tember opened down IS. later de
eliuing l SIS, to fl.42
Corn opened stronger and there
was little disposition 20 sell AZ the
start The decline in wheat made
itself felt later. MAY corn opened
up IA. later losing SIS. 10 tl.e6 IS.
July opened up IA. subsequently de-
clining SIS, 20 8lo6 IS Septem-
Der opened up rs and lost IS. TO
si.0bl-4.
Oats displayed armness az the
start. but later were influenced BY
wheat and corn May opened up s-S
subsequently losing H.. 20 SIC,
while July. opening unchanged lost
I. 10 So lac
Provisions ruled Irregular PnrK
\ bowed slight gains with he steady
ms Of the hog market Hhile lard
md ribs continued 10 show slight
losses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

DETROIT March l4-The Erain
markets are all duh and steady The
wires are Scrking eo badly and mar
Yet news has been scarce for two
aAYs- LIVERPOOL continues easy and
the feeling on this slide is rather
bcariEh
British dealers are less afraid ~
sterN alton. stocks lu the United
kingdom are large and thet have
evidences OF ar lacrosse in ship
htl.e1s, ~hlie the carEoea sent 10 tire
oot Tom by S-boats are more than
oalanccd hy economy in The use ~
tpou~t1us bY the Entente allies
Early in the session word OF the
sn kinE - an American ship was re-
cntNfd and hrrt RdvsCes appeared 20
make var more certain THIS caused
some selling and helped the f@plng
or eaAlnrEN Continental demand for
wheat o. decreasing owing o. the
practice ~ ecuurnr Eurnta rNrrrfs
a heavy increase In Canadian wheat
exports as soon ar lake navlE cation
cpens.
Wheat tFading tn the Detroit mar
ket is very dpli in the lime % specu-
lation and thers H. NJ fore. ~ cash
trade. but domestic mills are taAfuE
cash wheat freely Demand fs large
ly from mills in the south anu "a sf
Detroit milling demand Be- gu3et and
is mixed bat largely unfuVpra Dr..
The outlook for an increase IN the
export trade IL consid~red favora DE.
which "a wing more hope "a the be-
iievrrs IN higher prices
report that China had broke n
with Germany was given as the
cause % weakness u wheat The
close va at q loss 81 : n use.
The coarse grains erre steady ard
cloycrseed declined iQc-
Wedne ~day's " heat receipts 40.
: red. Si-se. May opened without
change az tiax and declined to ft.aI.
July opfnec wg fiE9L and declined
10 4i.af. Nc. , Waite. ~ So Wronce-
day'E coaree grain uuofat uus Corn.
cash No. 9 silaMttI. Nc 3 friiau.
N.ifmLt- No yellow sf-pFfa p
fieA. oats, standard 6gc. No. :
n hite hffhe, 80 white s1fsc Rye
casb 50. = NSTia BeAnE lnlme-
date. prompt. March and Arrli - -.
Seeds Prime rcd riDvrr SO. 81 .
March sio.sg, alstkr, 81 ie. Timothy.
s. So
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
~ ctlnesday were coo aUlF 90 duuI. 5
cars ~ wheat 81 ~ corn. i1 20 gate.
- rye and 3 ~ has so umruts
were 600 hbfs 80 F0ur T1.eHo su
~ curn ard i.ff1 Boa arff stocks
ar 1f FH9 bu 81 wheat -gl epu bu
81 norm. -fa.0sh 4u of elt and 70 eco
bu 90 rve
WtuntpeE receives Zzs cars ~
~ heat. against 1-H yfar ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
rnnnrrE MAnhrr

NEW YORK March lA-Fiour.
Dull. unchanged Pork. Firm. mess
f7k snU7g lard steady uiiddIewest
spot. So ena 1850 sugar Raw nrm-
er- centrifugal 9g-teat sszagife.
nuacovado Ne-tesf fI61AHgs. re-
lined. irregular cut loaf fg16.
crushed. s. powdered. $40. Rranu-
lated. t7a7s0. Conse Rio No Z
on spot. 80 Tntlow steady. spe-
cial. l2hc. eitv. t1h g. country. i2a
2hc Hay, steady prime No r.
tidi.l No g. ssn15r. clover. seq
f2hc. Dressed poultry Quiet tur-
keys. 1896 chickens $50 Csc.
fowls. isn 11ts ducks. 1ET 2sc Lave
poultry Firm EeeEe i4m1tcf ducks
% r Csc fowls f2R2fkc turkeys.
20 q CSC ruosteTE. 1G4c. chicken.
broHers ~ n7Ic cheese Flrm state
milk. common o. specials 14ls G7Thc.
skins. cpmmgu 90 special 1AH &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
Sugar Market

suGsrs-Detrolt whoiefaIo prices
Cry stat domiuoes. z-Ih tl--f rrv.-
tai dominoes. Bib. glZl6 eagle fsl-
lets. go cut loaf gI00f. raufa
tstS, xxx powdered. s. 90 stand
ard powdered. t316 Knnaiatef. ~.
ira coarse. tsso uranulafrr frr r
bulk. g. granulatrd. 10 eaffrrr
fs.g6. crystal domino FraH. ..Ih sff
5-lh. cartons iu cases gsIf. rryEfa.
domino. gran. HF ra1fs fg25 dIa-
mond A. ssa runfertfUn. rs g. Ed.
30 4. fsf6 80. q. ssrG SO. x rr
Nc. q SIS No. s. ts5t $50 tste.
No 10. So 80 fI gg - No fa
1856 No. f2 s. 10. SO "a. $3.50. so
tb as.3o non-ra king m4tlfe. g. Fo.
beet KTanulatcd. $50 per 100 10
household powdered Ir ~ t. case
sass household powdered "a III H.
case. 1906 per eaaf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

Y0DK, March 1.-THE
- Dvsning sun financial re,
oonnD6sy said;
$3.50 market Was the prey
snfrg innuenoes today and
n6uoo = pricss accordingly re
- ne1ther animation nor ini'ia-
Insrs was some snort selling
r1nx ~ news OF the Algonquin
~ ~ the movement was re-.
short selling was further
$1,000 b. considerations directly
1900 With the railroad situs'
- trading was practically al a
0no1)l. BCsiness In the nrst three
uoa scarcely less than that for
M three hours yesterday
- Vaccinations Sere the rule
ut the forenoon session bot By
~ net changes were slight spe-
- HE United states Industrial
&ol. International Paper and
~ we're strong. The shipping
~ were in fair demand al al
ln< prices. The railroad list
NJ navy and neglected Tho gen.
fljof was disposed 10 recede
~ n fhe late trading, bu' the
tupent was 30 gradual a. TO be
o void OF significance The com
1ofea markets were unsettled"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
s-soid b-Bie
TnIrnn EnATr

TOLEDO MAJ. if--Cloun-Wb~
Cash. t1p2 Nay ai98a. rufv.
tf.57k Corn. cash. $40 May.
gi.ea& Ivy ft9sk oatH Carh
e7tsc MAY. sahc July 5sr. Ttve.
sic SIS. March. $3.50. April 80. o.
tober, fss6 AtaIkc Prime and
March. 81 as Timothy cafh and
March. f252ta Butter Brick cream.
cry f3c. Tub creamery. f1t4r Frva
Fresh cHndled CSC fan-- rsfsrts.
soc. Hay, rhfhanrrd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

DETROIT. March iA--cattls: Mar
ket steady: best heavy steers tio.eo
QI0.fS hest handy weight butcher
sis;.; ,,sgssss Sssss ls .s:'i butch, sse
:r. soa So nEn S, eu, sa.sn.r 'e es~s
ssrs. IS seGSSS: best heavy euIls
tS7Sas2s: boIoEns 6ulls tI.~u.
stock bulls ssoc " n.Ix..' m. no
ket stsady: best grades. ia0la;
hssvles' st0E sheep and lambs:
NAKED slow. best iames 1890
fts5. fair lambs tialb0 A,e; hight
FOOD shsp. ss.Be0ii cuiis and cow-
mon. tgG1 Hogs Market prospeetA.
pigs. iit0l3so: mixed hogs. tAfS0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

hntter-- l-htfn creamery. rs ~ ~ .
creamery hIsts. SIC. dairy. SO 10 f.
rackiuk stock. 1fc 10.
EEns- Fresh receipts. cases inClud-
90 hrsis 11r doz current receipts.
2sisc doz Receipts "wednesday. 1886
cases
Chee-- Michigan Hats s8r New
York, ace domestic swiss zfH12r.
imported swiss. GO ~ 60c brick cream.
~ sc. AmDnrreD f-ib grirc. l-tb.
&c. l"uz horns, Csc daisies g5c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

UIfIrAGU MaItI % = Uufter- rr-
tras. soc nrsfe rFagac. dairy es-
trts. Ttis d9Tci hrRts. 37a atr. EeGs
rrirne ordinary. fknasaiBr. hrsts
,eec Chrefe Twins 2sglSitr
poultry Fowls 12c. duchs fT8eHr
reese. "a ifr SPRING. 2er. turkevs.
l0r. FrtatOeH- Receipts ~ cars.
fancy west aggS2aRs Wlr~onafn
and Minnesota. t7tn0sse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

fot1owing hrms are srivfi~Ked
~ crders on the. exchange.
va s:s 3 C.. e. cf q x. ssrss
O.. w h tser.aarhiin. M.r-
Urh q Co. W. A. Ifsmiin n
~ a. Neer a CO.. Sinclair a
y Hum~t y sprague, VIM. ".
m Co. y, X priton 4 Co. Joel
@yf 4 Co. Bennett. smith a
Nelly a Co Matthew
W Wallace 4 CO. Levi q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
CIRR CoPrER SroCks.
roar MAINE. InA.. March :.

FORT WAYNE. lad. March ~
--t'Re RsRn WINS Killed and av~
ether persons wrr~ injured. tive
prohnhiy fafaity. late today
whea mn outgoing RiuMfea ele~-
tri~ ParseaEer ear wss sfruck ~
freight train about two mfi~s
south of herr. The dead mnn o.
SuPpesrd 20 Ne Cart Thsmpssa.
ct 1iunfoa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
fUIrACO LIVE srOCN

e.ipss' Ss' ecs market slow. Sc how
er; mixed and butchers tit.3SGIAso,
s sSsS ,,s,s,..S i,sa. ,,.e ira
piss. tif0lasc Cattle Recsipts
10000. market steady. bseves. -
1895: cows and heifers. s5-fS910.T rs;
s ISsN ss,se sd calves nfssrsss
sheep: Receipts. Isoee: market weak
native ,iosoeisis .s.tern. sil go
sfatonItTe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
rnLEno LIy.E srOCk

TOT EpO. March lf-HoEs Re
crtpta. fair. market. .ec lower on
hcgs soc lower ON pigs. heaVieS.
SIS msdiunns. slt9oniS workers.
81 snF5 So good piEs tl2Rie 20
CALVES steady. sheep ard lambs;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

Detroit bank clearlnrs for We'd
nesday were f1469S62 o. Total
ciearinEs for 1917 90 date AFRO t57a
ttf74376 ~ against f7sassl 057.ts
for he corresponding period in
1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

The marfet for the mid week trade
vas steady IN all Inca with gen
Try mis- week s.y. been nowssr.
near the needs OF the market. as no
IA eonseansnce the market Il q trine
higher; Butter. eggs, veal calves
dressed hoss and potatoes were cali
tables ana fruit. are eompiain'ns
over the damaged condition In which
perishable stun 10 arriving, "a a great
deal Of Il has been touched BY frost
sssl ss'; ana sssS sss s. sss ''l Tor
n....ss = Good shipping stock.
ns..s--Dried Lmas .i4c 10.
~, SIss>sssss-L@'' howes |" per
~ sr..-; = /, G S:i = Fancy. iseiIo'
pre..sx Mes. - Light i7eise.
Fi..s. HssAies--iSe 10.
rrssA vsset.ss~--Rsdish 500
Ite don; parsley. isg1sc dos. GU
s re- ~, 's ea sr ssa's.l. sDresss ,sS
doI esulinowsr. % is doz lettuce.
lgqiSc ~. cabbage. new Florida,
,s.SooSTS per hamper: shaIIetts. 50 q
ssc per dos florida celery. sASoeb
s s:::; .sg': .s,:. H: ; ;s:' an
II, 49, ; ;s;as;s :si..:.. .;. s..,G:
s iS.s ps'' S.. iss s- Zee s sino %
itss SiS has, ME- nsssSii:
Ne g c si@o'sy y,Siii NJ -, TiI sa.
| eiov.r. ,issis So ~. .,rsw. uSs
ere; wheat and oat straw. ss-ssos
h ns.:..U,.,,s.T; >. per 10. sS1
S.s.-wslnuts seShe; simonas
bSss p at:;ss. ..S;.iS s ST..
o.sis.s siSSoeii Per Ieo-le
SACK spanish onions, t4.oe per crate
rststse. - Michigan car lots IN
sigr - ssfa" Su.' new Bermuda
P..itry Springs. aiaaae light
springs II y &c heavy hens ~ q 3te:
rnediemS y oiac: stays. lT9isc:
s SSossssr: i.else' geese. i'eses;
str.-s~rrie-- o Sc quart
,sweet POTATOES kiin dried.
~ per crate
JoRsrNe PRICES
S.a,sd Gcess-APgiss st:Ts per
fancy Maine si.ss; standard ,i.sss
iso: table bests. sIssUIts: psas
fancy early June 81 80; standards. 81:
salnnon, tall TAO: mATrvwfst peas,
nss ~: early June tlke. slfted
standard. s. Seei.so don
Ce~~~-santos. standard Isdisc:
mefium, isG zoe; fancy. sou zsc RIO.
Tx III S ,IS, ,.g s;ls esCSaEe' isoaic-
Feea-tobbing prices iss-ih. sseks
~ fine middlings. SIS. cracked corn.
sis coarse corn meal. SIS. corn and
cat chop. St2 ton.
Flour -Iobo,nG prices. Res Mtchf-
gan Patent. sic second patent. 1910:
stratght 81. 80; pure rye -: spring
on-Raw iinsesd 81 o.. boiled lin
seed. fi-es IN barrel lots Kerosene.
tank wagon Or iron barrels SIC: red
crown xAsclins. IsLc gal
ptAe~--So. cured h.des. ale; No
J green hides iac No I cured bulls
isc No. green bulls. iar. No. /
cured zeal kip. csc. No. green veal
No J green rrurrain. ice No cured
cAlf, 9sc No. ] green calf 1se. No. I
horse hides. - zs No. 2 horse hides.
tfta No. taiiow &c. No. . tai
low. $40 per n. No ! hides fr on
No kip and calf lac on sheep
SKINS, tas 10 amount wool1. soc q "a
wv YORK BITTEN AND EsGs.
NEW YORK March iA-Rutter.
steady receipts GfsT. creamery ex-
TIA. toh4 7tie creamery special mar
ket. ~ u y t.c. state dairy. tuba 81 -
&c imitation creamery. arsts s1n
&c Egg Firm. receipts 5a.1oT
nearby white fancy. 81 Wa1c. nearby
fains6 fancy. y sc: fresh hrsts e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

~ seven DAYS ended March
- pere Marquette showed an
~ N its earnings OF ;i1.0Ss
~ corresponding period last
~ net revenue from July
1Corch ir. however. shows 4
~ ~ sl1T.ss4 The net earn
- JeHnsry were tI759 500 so
r>nse Of sst.ssosz. over Jan.
~ ysar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
CLEVELAND IrvE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Msrcn lt-Hoes.
Receipts. i.Seo: market 20 g aoc low
er varkern stAs5. mixed tl4Te.
mediums sikTs: PIGS tiadit.eS;
rouEhs tt1te. stays Etil.sS. Cattle.
ReceirtS. 10 cars. active sheep and
lambs Receipts. 1 car steady top.
SIS Caves Receipts. 500 steady:
ton. tif.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15

laSa. Ferris q Company, mem
IT. . New York syndicate which
Dsote . s7.oeo.ooO bond issue
= DInclsir QUIZ corporation.
o1vlsed "wednesday that the
= ~ al been sold after being
~ ~Darket bot a few days. The
were psrt OF a $40 900 900
y Ire Sinclair corporation
xast OF holdings in the south
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
Fast sUFFALo LIVE srocN
.Da..auG a stevens

East BUFFALO n Y Mar, IT,
sr,T esseSrs. tii.SodiseS; butchers.
tsEe a 1850 fat cows. ts.Se0s; heif-
era ts0sas: bulls tsns.tS Hogs:
Receipts. 10 cars: lover heavy, tls
lights. g137S
sheep Receipts. s cars: strong
tor lambs. tiS.iS; yearlinEs. sls6
lars, wetherA sifdi2.6oi ewes
sii aS0it.S0
Calves: tk0Itfs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
NV NnRk Hrr.rrn am rnas

wv NORK BUTTER AND EGGS.
NfW YORK. March Batter
steady receipts $751;. creamery ex-
TIA toA 1fir creamery special ma r
kei. ~ y y sc state dairy'. tuba 81 -
&c Imitation creamery. arsts sI0
&c Eggs. FIRM. receipts 5a,faT
nearby white fancy ~ 1a1c nearby
faineo fancy y CSC. fresh hrsts -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
Boston Cooper Stocks

Quota lions BY Hornblower a Weeks.
a !, ,,r 4 Open High Low Close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23
Girl Runs Away
to Test Hubby's
Love; Now in Jail

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 23,-(SpecialI
Mrs. Ada Lakos. Warren, Ohio. II
years old, mother of a 2-year-old boy.
decided to make a practical test OF the
absence makes the heart grow fondcr"
adage with her husband, George Lakol
y years old, the object. As a result
she and her husbands cousin, Chris
Theodorui are locked up. What will
be done with them depends on the ac.
ton of the husband, who has been in
formed by police. He and the ION are
in Warren.
I'm a victim Of good nature" Theo-
dorui said. ada wrote to me and said
she wanted to make her husband love
her, that she wanted to get away from
him for awhile and | sent her SIS for
her transportation here. | met her a,
the train Friday night. Then we were
arrested. We are simply friends"
Il was married when ! was less than
IA years old" Mrs, Lakos sobbed. "Oi
late my husbands love began to wane.
| decided that I'd leave him that my
absence would make him love me"
The couple were arrested by Police
Woman Mary O'Connell, whose suspi-
cion was aroused by the wife's youth
full appearance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23
Real Cave Man,
Naked Ten Years,
Joins the Army

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23--(Spe-
cialD-Aiter running naked on a Sc
cluded isle of the Santa Barbara group
for ten years, during which time h,
lived as his ancestors had lived thou.
sands Of years before him on fish, mus.
sells and game killed with a ston,
Ratchet, Christian l. Bayer is now ]
soldier Of the United States.
They told Bayer a decade ago in Bur.
lington, Iowa, he had tuberculosis ant
his days were numbered. But when h,
came here to enlist he passed a periec'
physical examination and wa. at once
accepted. The life OF a cave man hat
effected a complete cure. He s%trippeC
down and showed a body as tanned a.
his face.
Bayet is a native Of Denmark, g
years old and weighs l62 pounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23
GERMANS WRITE
PROPOSAL
IS BERNIE REPORT
Note Prepared by BueIow and
Others at Monastery,

BERNIE, Aug, r. - Especially
While the pope's note Is dated from the
vatican it /, Avowed here that 1t was
drafted at the Roman Catholic mona,-
terry at Einsicdein, where Prince o
Buelow, Herr Erzberger, Baron Ritten,
the Bavarian minister to the vatican
Baron Muhlberg, the Prussian minister
to the vatican, and the father general
Of the Jesuits, an Austrian subject,
have a council chamber.
Though the pope is nominally respon.
sible for the note, it Is believed that It
~cmanated from Austria and the Ger
man Center party. and dates back to
about a month ago when Herr Era
berger was in Switzerland II will be
recalled that at that time he expressed
the opinion to a representative of the
Neu Iuricher Nachrth,en. the Swiss
organ OF the German Center party. that
4 he could only have a short converse
ton with Balfour or Lloyd George
peace negotiations would come about
almost Immediately.
"Peace BY Winter or Perish"
That Germany expected the mex
step is suggested by the fac, that sew.
eral editors Of leading German news
papers arrived in Bcrne this week ON
OF the best known Of them, in CONVEX
sa,ion with a Swi. editor, declare
quite frankly that Germany must hav
peace before winter or perish. r.t
IT England really means 10. contihu
this war until peace can he dictate
by the Allies,' he said, Germany !
lost"
Austrian and German peace plottin,
is proceeding in Switzerland 10 an in
credible extent. All the German con
trolled organs are full OF articles deal
ing with one or another aspect OF peace
which is always represented as near al
possible,
Establish Organs for Peace.
New peace papers and peace pam.
phlets are continually appearing. Las
week the first number was issued o
Die Vcrschung, a weekly periodical
styling itself the organ OF the head
Quarters for peace efforts, Its pub
Usher is a Or. Charles Hartmann. wht
sometimes claims American and some
times French citizenship, but is be
lieved TO he a hyphrnated American. \
French edition Of this paper is soon Il
appear in Geneva,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23

KillabIe Animals Here Showing
Stronger Tendency,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE-Furthsr Improvement was
noted today on all classef OF killablo cat
tie. all OF tho carly weeks decline be-
Ing rnsained. Quarantine srasssru OF
around 1850 pounds, sold at 1880 as
tho days and the weeks top, Plain
grass cattle sold around $500. II there
was any difference from last wesk steers
are q little higher. Butcher cattle, eI-
cApting In spots. have recovered all OF
Mondays Csc decline, There were only
. few good kinds here today, but odd lots
OF COWS made 81 90 Bulls andt Gamer
and cutters we're active. There was no
change In calves. Slow but about steady
was tho market on stockers. though trad
ing demanded all Of tho early weeks loss
There were fow good kinds In this dI.
vision and wherever quality combined
with weight the demands showed n
healthy tom,
Cieslno Quotations.
Prices OF the various grades OF cattle are
approximately a. follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-23
Texans SUPPORT
CORE RESOLUTION
After Convention Gossip lndi-
Gates ''Rallroading,"

Though the business session OF the
Farmers Union OF Oklahoma yesterday
was behind closed doors, inklings of the
~railroading of the Endorsement Of Sena-
tor T. 7. Gore and his actions in o n
gress arc beginning to sift through.
Not Unanimous.
The Endorsement OF the Oklahoma
senator was by no unanimous,
some members Of the union stated. w
A. Bowen, editor Of the Farmers Fire
side Bulletin. published at Arlington
Texas, is credited with being the lead
er in the faction favoting Gore. Aligned
with him were c. +. Waller, dairy ex-
pert, and Walter Burton. poultry ex-
pert. Both are from Arlington, Texas
II is understood that the Texans tried
to have a cotton resolution and an in
dorsemeni OF Gore passed at the meeting
OF the Texas union in Dallas recently.
Offer Renewed.
Failing in their efforts there, they at,
tended the Oklahoma session and with
the aid Of John A. Simpson, president
of the Oklahoma division, succeeded ir
putting their measures across here. Such
is ter-convention gossip.
c. l.. Edmondson, state senator, a
member OF the union, attended the ses.
sions and is believed to have been in
strumental in aiding in the railroadinl
OF the Gore resolution.
The beautiful Marchioness OF Lon.
donderry is known as one of England,
foremost agricultural experts.