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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

son, although ! don't think tbcv havc =
chance for tho championship. Unless
inc draft disrupts the league. the SUI
reriprity Of fire is with d couple Of
other clubs.
J look 10 see III" Giants scatter some
stuff through the west on this trip.
Even in their pcnnant winning DAYS
got no better than AN even br,uk at
home. t'it on thu ro;Id--uh. man. We
Won our championships ON the road. and
"" were distinctly travelling club.
This present jmunt may determine
whether the Giants will win off by
themselves. as SO many experts predict.
| hardly think SO.
It docs not look as if all IN" strength
vcrc III the east this year. Let us hope
this Is so anyway.
Clark Griffith is going 81 get ha ScbaI II
equipment for tho American soldiers iu
the trenches. and. for that purpose. ne
has started an endless chain Each r,.-
rlpicnt of Il letter is supposed Ia send
lw"-hits 10 GrlGf-iooIn iR3 Union Say
npS Bank building. Washington. y. c.
which c"ntrhul ions will 90 to- purchase
bats. balls. gloves. etc. fnr' the soldiers
when off duty. Nobody is Liable IT, b. ar
rested il h" sends the quarter before
hr receives one -: these letters. Among
tn" subscribers is Woodrow Wilson.
''If tirin lHd hIS choice" h. ought IN
send s"mc 81 his bali players 10 the
trenches. declares rommentnr the
otter day. Ills team ISN'T doing any
good in tn" american League except To
h""r the Athletics temporarily out OF
last place"
Wr"pyri=ht. 49,. Nv The Ecll Syndi-
cato inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
100 B. & 0. Men Have
Enlisted in the Ninth

Close 80 100 Baltlmor" & ohio rail-
road Men have volunteered their S"rN'
ices 10 dat" ~ members oI tn" Ninth
regiment Of engineers and railway
shopmen. part OF thr aiTis!on' Whirh
America viii send to f.urUp" 20 assist
III operating The railroads OF France.
Th"S" men. who are employed n
various points on the Ralllmor" N OHIO
system. AMI most Of whom are from
tn" West Virginia section, answered
the call Of their country in less ihan
Il week after in appeal for volunteers
was mad" through The general Offices
OF The company.
The government asked The road ~
furnish Al least 313n ShOpmrn. B"lnI"
another week rolls around II L. h''
lirved that III" number allotted 10 1hr
Baltimore x Ohio will b. enrolled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
The 18th Anniversary
\ =. OF The "United'
June IA, 1917

- for the opening my first little store in the city
OF W. Va June H. 1902 with Just 500 cash.
million dollars worth Of and experience ana 1--WE
aznployes huaably headed my first advertisements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
English Controller Of
Food in Resignation

LONDON. June !. $40 y. NJ
Baron DevnnporI has resigned AS food
controller because Of i'll health.
Baron DeyonporL was appointed food
controllrr in the I.loyd-Geo.gc cabinet
:on December IN, 1850
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

Eanyo was in rare form yesterday AZ
ternoon pitching I. no-run.. no-hit gam.
, in the closing contest of the season be-
tween the Cathedral and Wheeling high
schools on the Tunnel Green grounds.
The Cathedral h:ttStncn touched Buiiard
for twelve bingleS scoring three runs.
Erratic fielding on tn" part of the
, Wheeling high school fic!GsvS assisted
the Cathedral cadets III :h"ir victory.
punching hits off Billiard n the first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
ONLY COUSIN OF
LINCOLN is DEAD

Isl .nDMl\GTnN. H.. Jun" Solo
mon Hanks. III" cnir SurNlfInG hrst
cousin "f Nh" Lincoln. di'@ ~ tn" h"tn"
OF hls daughter here today, aged o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
An Iowa man has conceived a. plan

An Iowa man has conceived a, plan
To Danish the perishable bunting and
silk flags. except for special occasions,
By substituting one made OF wire
mesh. mounted on round iron rod
frame. Such flag waves forever:
moreover, il waves whom there Is no
breeze. 1t is modelled after a flag
floating in the breeze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
whRAlinr


Two base hits: I.en. Three haSe hits:
NigCemver. First on balls: off NanyO.
Off Billiard. Struck out: 10y Nanyn.
l.: by Bullart. ). Double plays: Woods
TO StDhbS : 'McGanrou to GnSu,h 10
Rafferty,. Hi: By pitcher: h. Billiard.
T. C;orsuch. tmpire:. O'Toolc. Time:
la. Attendance 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

+ " NC o't''cU
June IA, 1917
F. ARRANGING for the opening my first little store in the city
Of Parkersburg Va June H. 1902 with just $500 cash.
dollars worth Of nerve and experience ana 1--WE
aznployes buH1bly headed my first advertisements
WE BOW
Now in arranging for the celebration of fifteenth ami
having chain Of twenty large stores and assets
cdng valuable real estate aggregang close
ha dollars with three hundred loyal ana e}Jlen
employees I wish to repeat that salutaHon--
We bow
started this business on the theory modern methods
of production distributions high class Individual tailor
made could be honestly produced at much lower price
than charged by the old -FOUR tailor
Although had implicit confidence the ultimate success Of
fondest hopes
n All these wears of trialsand ribuaons have had
to overcome perpleXng that OF pirates
aoong and trademarks similar to ours as 10 nave
tendency and peddling their cheap wares cheahg
the peop thereby throwing into disrepute and nJurIng
reputation
Many times have been tempted either reduce the quality Of
workmanship charge extra prices thus reap
inc larger profits have seadfasty resisted th thereby
gaining Of the people and the enWa0e repu
alton conducting the only real single price, ana Inc most
RESPONSIBLE concern OF its kind in America
Nav not pardoned for feeling proud Of my accomplishment
in establishing 50 grand an institution?
In apoaon the liberal patronage and good VIII OF my olo
customers which have made success possI0le am aO0u 10
announce gift them oeebr alton Of this anniversary
Hoping merit the continuation Of your valued cooence ana
patronage | aza
Yours truly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
ALL IRELAND IS
T|LL|NC THE SOIL
Populace Seemingly Engaged
in Flowing Match
HAVE COMPULSORY LABOR
Farmers Required to Cultivate
10 Acres More Than 1916,

DUBlIN-All Ireland appear, to he
engaged N one vast ploWng match.
Plow, are being drawn by every
available type ol animal while men and
women who never put their hand to a
plow before have learned to do the work
in the submarine emergency The IRISH
department OF agriculture ha, thrown
All It's executive machinery into the ei-
fort To increase the lilagc enormously
and has obtained a decree under tho
defense oi the realm act making a Ger,
tain minimum percentage OF extra till'
age compulsory on eyuy farmer m Ire
land holding more than ten acres u
land.
This novel law requires that every
farmer must t,ll al least 10 percent oi
tho arabic part Of his holdings IN add
ton 10 whatever amount he titled last
wear. unless he is already cultllatlng
50 percent OF his land, IN which case lie
is not obliged to DO more There are
$4,000 holdings to which this reguld-
ton applies, with an arabic area Of a.
10000 acres.
The departments county committees
which have for years been organized
IN every county OF Ireland have sioppr J
all other work and put their experts and
administrative stats on the sole work
OF iood.produotion. They have Or
ganiled Speoal committees IN every
parish and are mobilrlng all the
available supplies oi seeds, manurc'
and implements Machinery for saw
ing labor is to he made to go as far as
possible by system Of local exchange
Few people realize what tremendous
asset Ireland has been to England dur
ing the war as reservoir Of food
stuffs.
In the year before the war England
imports OF foodstuifs from her leading
sources OF supply were as follow.
United States. 5000 900 pounds sterl
ing; Ireland 5000 900 pound, sterling
Argentine O,ON0O0 pounds; Dcrma-k
100000 pounds: India l8OO0.OOC
pounds; Canada 100000 pounds,
The war has distributed ,h, balance
somewhat, bringing IN greater supplc'
from America. but Ireland has also in.
creased her output, and the imports oI
food from this island in 1915, the lat.
est figures available, show a total o
46Wn0O pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Might Shooting by
Artillery in Texas

SAN ANTONIO, Texas April l5-
Night shooting was started last night
by the southern department OF the
army. the first tests oi this nature he.
ing made at Leon Springs
Thu, form oi targc, practice Tor the
ARTILLERY consists ni shooting at search
lights and is the first instance here ot
this nature
The idea Is 10 determine how eiiec
tive the small artillery guns are IN the
work ui eNllngulSh,ng enemy search
lights The regulation three inch field
gun Is used and the range was $500 to-
5000 wards
Major General pcrsh,ng and officers
oi his staff witnessed the firing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

'UPTURNS FOLLOW
. LOSS FOR WHEAT
.MiIlerS and Seaboard interests
Continue to Buy

CHICAGO. III Arril i3-ConsIdershle
weakness developed In the wheat market
today owing largely to assertions that
hlrh prices have more than discounted
damage 10 the new crop Brisk demand
Tor C1-h wheat continued from scihoatd
and milling interests, and gave the, May
option relative tirmncss. as compared
with lntor deliveries Speculative trade
was rather light Opening quotations
which ranged from ii.c OF to 70 ad-
vance. with May at tsis TO t2i9i4 and
July at 3 N 20 ! Sa, were followed by
upturnS
LightSness NJ offerings nut strength
into corn New high record prices Tor
the season were attained Nftcr opening
unchanged To Nc ny, the market under
wc'vzf general sag, but then began ia
suaT
oats duplicated the action of corn
buying orders were numerous, though
mainly Tor small quantities
scattered selling was sufficient 10 ease
down provisions Lard led the decline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Postmasters Help ATmY.

PoVmastcrs and school teachers are
contributing thar share a. recruiting
~ GRADY county, and several recruit,
have been sent 10 this station hy pos.
masters outside the county Sergeant
CoOuc. local army recruiting oin.rr
today PAID acknowledgment To the CO..
operation OF school teachers IN this
movement 4 large number OF ChCka
,ha women have reiterated their de'Ire
10 JON the Red Cross and enter mum.
tom factories in the past three days
Sergeant Coone expects a large num-
be- Of local negroes will enlist since
authorized 10 do so by the war depart
mcui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
WEATHER
AGAIN BULL|SH
Texas Lacks MoiSturei. EaSt
Getting Too Much,

NEW ORLEANS, April 10 DRY wealth
er In Texas and show,ry weather In the
eastern belt caused buying In the early
trading IN cotton ON winch prices rose
Il to ~ points The supply Of con
tracts WAS small and the market rose
easily.
Heavy selling developed on the rise
and recent buyers commenced to liqui-
date on large scale Hear traders
predicted small min taklugs for the week
and unfavorable report on American mill
consumption tomorrow morning n the
trading up 10 noon prices went II to J2
points under Thursdays close. =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
NIVELLE AND SCOTT
EXCHANGE TELEGRAMS

WASHINGTON, April lJ-The re
union oi the French aud American arms
is greeted as rcyiving military fra
ternity sealed by Lafayette and Roch
ambeau in kilograms exchanged between
General Nivelle, the French comman.
der ir-chiei and Maj Gen Hugh /
Scott. chiei-oi.staii of the United
States army, and made public last night
by the war department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
School Injunction Refused

Judge Hatche,t oi the district court
has refused To- issue an injunction re-
,trainlng the Remington school board
from building school house with the
proceeds oi bonds recently issued lot
that purpose The contract had been
let TO the Caddo Construction compan,
OF MuSkogee, who will now 90 ahead
with the work The plaintiffs. several
citizens Of Remington. objected TO the
site selected and also alleged irregular
tiles m the election
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
DURANT CITIZENS
FORM LEAGUE FOR
MILITARY DRILL
Bryan County Men Preparing
for Actual Conflict

nURANr, Okla, April ~ - (Spc
clalD - Two hundred citizens OF the
community have formed an ofganiga
ton to he known az the BRYAN County
Patriotic league Among the members
are about ono hundred students ot the
normal school here who. under the di
rec,ion OF Prof ! Miller. are taking
daily Instructions in military tactics
The body viii have weekly drills IN.
der men who have seen military scr
ice, and much enthusiasm Is being man
Tested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
FLAG MUST FLY
ON SCHOOLS|S
ED|CT IN GRADY
County Superintendent 10 en-
force Law to Letter,

CHICKASHA, Okla, April l}
Special The law requiring cyct5
board Of school directors to display
American flags on school house, will
bee rg,dly enforced by County Super
,u,eudcnt Shepard After issuing a
recommendation several day, ago, hc
paid personal visit, 10 a dozen ou' of
town schools and only m one instance
At Nanlin. had the flag not been raised
Noucc was served that the flag was 90
be- flown at noon and any failure 10
keep It there will be followed by pro.
couuous under article H. 'cctlon ~
OF the state school laws Of 1915. which
provides for a fine al not less than 3d.
nor more than 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
CITY TO REMOVE
ALL BAG WORMS
Property Owner Must Pay Cost
Of the Operation,

HOBART, Okla April l3-(Spe
cal The city council has authorized
the city marshal to employ force Of
r0en and remove bag worms from trees
where the owners ard tenants have neg
lectcd TO do so. Under a city ordE
nance the municipality may do this
work and assess the cost against the
property
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 49, A further ad
vance encountered In increase offerings
10 the cotton market early today. Gables
were hardly up TO expectations but the
trade took up unta,orable view OF the
weather map, while buying was also en-
couraged BY peace talk and after open.
Ing steady at an ndvhnce OF ! to II
points. the market sold 10 TO q point,
net higher. May touched 20 Tic, Jub
20 &c and October 10 lie: but nj thes'
levels there seemed 10 be considers biz
cotton for sale. People who had sold
May above 20 rs, recently had more fol
sale this morning which som. thought
might be partly against spots and price.
cns-d of a few POINTS from the best with
later fluctuations irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
STOCKS DEVELOP
STRONGER TONE
Rails, War Issues and Special
ties Are Leaders.

NEW YORK. April i3-Opening with
irregular ch1nces today tho market de-
'clop"i strong tone under lead of
prominent rails and the usual war issues
and allied spcciultiea. Reading rose 2
points ON confident buying with almost
n point for Union Pacific United stntea
steel made % fraction gain on an initial
sale ~ 1000 fiWrcr while Guf states
steel rose ? points with I to for Mesi-
can Petroleum, General Electric and Ohio
Grs ShipIuEs were In further demand
With central Leather. United States
Rubber and Wilson Packing Metals were
inactive ana little changed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
kANsAs CITY.

KANSAS CITY No. April l3 HOGS
ltcroip's. 300. strong 20 Be- higher Bulk
SIS 1an 1875. heavy, ilG15nlG3u. pack.
cry and butchers tl6O04lG ,ghL
t5.50d Is M. plgs. tl7 0odltoo CAT
TIE Receipts : 600; steady. prime fei
steers 81 iOpl3O dressed beef steers.
ooOd T.. 2di southern steers 81 .,
ll5o; cowf. ,6jOalO15: hcifcrs. t9o0m
y on. sroCkers. i77jIllO0 SHEEP.
Receipts, none; steady Lambs. tl24aU
D 80, yenrIings. tl3foUN-a, wcthcrs.
Ei2 nun 10 81, ewes. 81 ma 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
CERMANY'S WAR
PLANS COLLAPSED
Novel Statement Made of Fail
ure at Marne and Verdun,
WAS WARS TURNING POINT
Object Was to Overthrow
France and Compel Peace,

Our first object waS 10 overthrow
France rapidly and to compel her 10
make peace As It was our interest
rapidly to reduce the number cf our
enemles, this peace would probably
have been very lenlent ior France. II
wc succeeded. VIC could then turn
quickly carry out the same military
idea against Russia also, with the best
prospect at success, and then, under
favorable conditions. Conclude the final
peace with England. who would have
been d'armed on the continent, This
peace. also. like the first peace conclud
cd with France would have had 10 as
sumo IN high degree the character OF
a compromise, since we could not hope
to overthrow Englands naval 81.
prcmacy.
This whole program. brilliantly be
gun, collapsed AZ the gates OF Paris in
the Battle oi the Marnc. This battle
was not a tactical victory but It was a
grea, strategical success ior the French.
Perhaps our program would not have
collapsed II we had carried through
our original srategcal idea with per
feet ,tric'nes', keeping our main forces
firmly together. and, for the time,
abandoning East Prussia
West Center OF Farce.
The argument used among US year
ago was that the decision must be
sough, not in the intangible distant
cast, but in the concentrated west, the
nerve center Of the cnemys force. The
decision, however, must not be a de-
ciSion in the old sense. aiming at n
break through and rolling up oi the
enemy rcslstance-iot such a decision
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. April 10 Cotton. Sroo.
firm Good mlddlinE, l2lSc; middling
l3 Osd. low middlne. T. 90d Sales. 1000
bales lO0 bales for speculations and eN-
port: receipts. 25 0OO balee: futures
steady April. 70 s3d May-lune - SGD;
July August 1894: August September
~ 22d: oct tobcr- November II So; pccem-
her January, n 79d, January February
li77d
Weekly cotton statistics Total for
vnrded 10 mills 81. 0n0 bales American
o O0O. stock $1,000 American 5000,
imports 5000 American $1,000; exports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Faif Dates Chosen

At a meeting OF the Bryan County
Fair association the dates oi Scptem
her 5. q. and 4 were decided upon
int holding the county fair this fall
Arrangements arc being made for i'm
provement Of the grounds and addition
to the buildins, A larger number of
prizes and IN larger amounts will be
provided than heretofore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

ST LOUIS

ST LOIIs, Mo. April n HOGS Re.
oolp's, $500, higher Lgnts $3.50
hutchers. tI6 S5TlG g.. good heavy. tiS65
ulB Is CATTLE. Receipts. $50. s'c1dy
Native beef steers, s. ,Dml1 90. yearllug
steers uud hoif~fS - 'On o 90. cows,
81 60H 300. Elockers and feeders. s. on1
lnlj Texas quarantine steers. ., 1UU
~ So. beef COWS and hofers. y 2iaq no.
prime y"arling steers and heifors, 81 50n
~ 90. native calvos t5 i0G'l2OG SHEEP
Receipts 500, steady 10 s'rous Lambs
$4,000 1900, ewes. - ,Oul 20. y"nr.
llngs. 81 jplt2j. clipped lambs. Il2 0l
1lET5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
War Decfnn.ea Crimn

The first county prisoner to he ar
rested since state OF war was de
clarcd was John Idle charged with
passing a IS forged check Idle was
released from PRISON six mouths ago
after serving a year for a similar Of
tense There has been a noticeable
dcarth Of crime since the war spin,
broke ou, with force, and the sher,ii's
office has had nothing TO do but serve
court ulncrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. m Aprn u UOGS Re-
c-ipts. 49, 600 slow Bulk. 81 q0dl6 300
lights tlj I0ul6 20. mixed. tl565qlf 90
heavy, li70dl6 Is; rough, 81 570Hlas.
pigs. s. oOullso CArTLE Receipts
2.ou"; slow N1tivo beet cattle. s. lOn
1925, uo.Hcrs and feeders. g. gUfi lo 0O
81 1unu132r SHrEp Rer,utz 0pu
strong V'th"r.. il070Ul30u on. lambs
Slg UrU lb Uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aprl ~ RUTTER. Firm
Creamery. i3HlSc EGGS Higher: re-
Ccip,s 1llal eases; tirsts, 12WSlc; ordi-
nary flrstS liHl2c; at mark, cases In
cluded eqts u l2lr NTOFS Hiph-
cr. receipts. ls cars: ldaha, Colorado
oregon aud Washington, 81 0or a5' Wis.
consin and Michigan. t275Useo rurL.
TRY. Alive; higher Fowls, 2lc; springs
n1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Sunday School, 10 Meet

The Bryan county SUNDAY school
convention will be held IN this city.
1hur'da, and Friday Ma, n and
June ! II is expected ,ha, the meet
inR this year will he the largest IN the
history OF the organization.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

was regarded as no longer possible
here in the west but decision better
adapted 20 the experiences ot the war
oi position and 10 psychological cal
culatIous We should, IN fact, break
N at a particularly critical position.
destroy one Oi the most important
French iortrcsscS and so prove 10 the
French that they could no longer win
and that they would do better 20 end
war which had lost all prospects for
them. That was the origin OF our un-
dertaking against Ncrdun But this
time the new poltco-m,litafy idea led
only TO a heroic episode
II our original successes could have
been pursued at the same pace 10 their
goal, our political purpose would per
haps have been attained But mean
while our enemies pulled themselves to-
gethcr for still more gigantic achieve
ments England learned from US uni
,crSai military service and the conycr-
sion Of industry for the production OF
a mighty supply OF arms and ammuni
ton
United States and Japan Helped.
Al the same time she leaned upon
the industrial strength OF America. and
so, while Japan helped also, she wa'
able to equip the new Russian iorma
tons with the apparatus which we had
smashed the year before.
Thus in June and july 1910, 1t came
to the great double offensive OF oui
enemies III east and west The result
was that We had TO interrupt our opei
atlons against Nerdun, and the enemy
offensive also achieved partial .uo
ce" especially IN the cast, although
the real obJect-to break through and
roll up our llnes--oould not b,
achieved in spite oi an intensity ot az
tack and superiority in technical re
sources far greater than III our brcal
through IN Gallcia. This was due :,
the fact that We, in the interval, ha,
still further developed the poS,ihilltio
OF trench warfare.
| Gcrmanys offer Of peace arises from
the idea that the sacrifices demandc,
by the continuation oi the war no long
cr bear any relation to the military re
suits which can still be expected, an,
that 1t is ss,esmanhke, intelligent an,
wise TO abandon the intention Of de
struc,lon, and to seek REASONABLE,
compromise Prof Ftledriok Meineckt
IN Ftankiur,er 2eitung
Industrial enploymrnt oi marrtrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Mr., Nctllc l.. Frcde ui Cross Tim.
bets, Texas. who has had ten husbands,
has lust lost the last one hy divorce. lie
said she was cruel TO him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
roduce-Provisions


KANSAS cry. Mo. Apttl ~ But
TER. Creamery. l5c, firsts, &c; seconds
lOc: packing, Sc EGGS. Flrsts, Ste
POULTRY. Hens. 2lc. fcsstcrs. i7c; tur-
KEYS 2sc POTATOES. Unchanged
steady. tas0H2aO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

HOGS Receipts werc somewhat light
&c In this division, but 1000 head making
up the Friday supply. Trading was fair
is active and steady to &c lower. Top
remained So 65. willie tho bulk sold
'lj l0H 90 Pigs brought sll .00u Il jO
Cloalnn QunthtInnh