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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15
JAPANESE ARRESTED
FOR TAKING PICTURES
OF ST. LOUIS BRIDGE
Was Released After He Convinced the
Authorities That He Had No
Ulterior Motives,

st Louis, April li.-K Takada. a
japanese cotton buyer, who was de-.
tanned by the federal officials after he
had been arrested while making photo.
graphs OF the Eads Bridge, was re.
leased late yesterday. He convinced
the United States district attorney that
he had no ultcrior motive In making
the pictures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

club. also made short talks along agri-
cultural lines. about forty farmers
living in the vicinity attended the
Mee Ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15
Piles Cured in 6 to Il DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case OF Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or ProtrJding lies in 6tol4 days.
The hrst application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15
PLANT FOOD SIBFfS'
eisio sSe.T Wis JEGss iss.
UiAss TO COHEkT 1000 cslsis.

VISITS VIII Be Made 20 Farms In This
District 20 Urge Intensive and d.
yertne5 Farm Inq-S5r9e1 ProdJ-
uc't Elsg Urged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

I'io dcin'ne That Does NJ. Aztec, The Heau
'"r .i .Is tonic and laxative effect. .AXA.
ifDHip ~ itlNF ls better tnau ofuit rty
'" fHt d .sa urt cause nervousness upt
" . ."I'. Remember The iu'i nome 1.d
.rHas... o. H tufr. IHs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
PLAN NOTE ISSUE
OF 100000
Motor Products Corporation To
Use Money As Fund for
Its New Plant

The Motor Products corporation ~
Detroit has proposed TO its stock
holders the issuance OF $1,000 .00Q
notes maturing seriaily every six
months over a period of Eve years
70 create a fund TO take care OF the
purchase Of tho old LoIier plant by
the corporation last year.
The LcIier plant property which
n now being occupied by the Motor
Products corporation comprises 62
acres. All units OF tho corporation
are under It's roofs.
II u 1,~o announced that an agree
ment has been made for the rur'
chase of the notes on satisfactory
terms. and large percentage OF the
stockholders have slven their con
rent 10 the note issue.
In the eight months ended Dec. u
The voluuas OF business 81 the cor
roration amounted to t4o1e.olS or
on the basis OF Ss.loS.cs4 FOR IL
months. The COMPANY now has on
its books untitled orders amounting
10 S6.O0n 900. Earnings for eiSSt
months were on the balls Of ST per
ehare per year on the outstanding
capital
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
STREET
Cows UNEASY


NEW YORK. Feb. s.--The Ne"
yssn evening sun financial review
seday says:
wailsf. 10 rapidly drpwing 10 the
pelnf whore II all welcome almos'
any Kind Of news that will put a
ser>od 10 the uncertainty now pre-
vnilinx. even though the whole SIT
uotiou must resolve itself into an
Ultimate state OF war.
sAasirs AZ the present tine eouia
s<srcely be more disturbing Not
coiy are the stock and bond mar
kets the prey OF every idle rumor'
tot those engaged n financial enter.
ryises DO not know which way 70
tam and the result is practical ftas'
action
n n argued, not without some
show OF reason. that II the kaisr
ana hts ministers had wanted TO
force the issue Il would have feen
I simple matter a week ago 70 have
mads A -riIrtake" that ccsild only
I~sd TO war between the two eoun-
tries.
II u not surprising. therefore. That
trading In securities was sluggish to-
az. A variety OF rumors failed u
iupart any material animation
WsIlst Is keeniy alive TO the fact
that % long az this country awaits
he overt act just 40 much longer
b Il under virtual blockade by Ger
many.
Not only was trading extremely
quiet but price changes with few ex-
cevfions were negligible. In the ar
srnoon the general list was inclined
% 10 heavy. AT The same time
there was distinct weakness In the
traction and other public utili;y
sAarss.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
.s..ss7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local !
thursdays livestock

Under light receipts. cattle price,
clipped up INC sale Tits week At the
Detroit stock yards az The close
will be Al the top with msnv buyers
unsatisned. Dressed beef Is, just
now. In more active demand than at
any preceding date THE year. and
the present outlook argues for still
stronger inquiry as the season grows
older.
The quality OF the cattle coming
&c Detroit was hardly ever poorer
AZ this season. and As Michigan has
very little available corn there IL
small chance that conditions will
Improve much before the advent OF
another crop of cattle.
Calves are about steady. locally.
bot the outlook Il for lower prices
before long The demand for mich
cows holds good. but dairymen are
looking for y slump a. soon a.
spring opens.
Mature sheep were active this
week AT strong last weeks prices, but
lambs had TO be marked down 20
cents per cwt. Local meat dealers
report falling OF In the demand
for LAM In favor OF beer. the former
regarded as too hiEh. relatively.
The local run OF hogs was far be-
low the needs OF the situation and
buyers picked up everything In sight
without hagglinE much about values
Compared with outside markets. De-
troit hog prices look too low.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
SAYS HE WAS
"STUNG" IN DEAL
FOR FARM LAND

Louis vigh. formerly OF Detroit.
Mich. decided 20 lead a group OF
fellow HunEarians 10 an und"vel-
oped tract OF land N louisiana.
Among the things which annoyed
him and made farming IN the south
.rn states improbable. vigh enun-
crates alligs;ors. crows. hurricanes.
twAmps and drought
Because OF these complaints he II
ruinx in circuit court 20 recover
s.. ESQ from Peter Demchak. Of No.
s247 JererSon-ave. wcet. who sold
the property Ia him. The amount
represents not only the purchase
I.rtce. but sums spent IN farming Inn
plements.
The case had not teen decided
Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Charcoal Iror prosper,.

The Charcoal Iron Company OF
America earned ne; profits OF s,63.-
1878 for The three months ended
pecsN5l. 1915. as compared with
s33s.4b29 IN the preceding quarter.
according 20 financial statement
made public Thursdsy. Net profits
RysllRtls fer dividends for tho II
months ended Dec. 81 were si.Is2..
s7SsL Allowing for the full wears
DIVIDENDS on sS.2l7.25G Of six per
cent preferred stock there remained
balance Of ssi9.S14s1, the equiva-
lent OF nearly s. per shAre VT 30
Ter cent earned on the common
stock OF t2.y39.350
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
ROLLED STEEL is
IN BIG DEMAND

NEW YORK. Feb. American
steel mills sire being overwhelmed
by n hood 90 foreign Inquiries for
rolled steel products Since Feb.
inquiries for 10. 900 tons have been
added 10 the tounage pending one
week AFRO. Foreign requirements
have mounted 20 $4,000 tons
These are specific Inquiries and u
nay be estimated that AT least 200
400 are pending for miscellaneous
products Business now under ne
rotation includes se0.Occ tons shell
steel. 375. 900 tons OF rails. 2so. 900
tons marine and structural plates.
5000 tons Tin plate. $4,000 tons vir~
products. 1900 tons pipe and about
50. 900 tons structural material for
direct export.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
STEVENS GETS JOB
ON SHIP BOARD

WASHINGTON. Feb. Raymond
y stevens of I.andorr, y. H.. former
member Of congress. was today nom
mated By President Wilson 20 be a
member % the United States ship.
ring board taking the place ~ Ter
nard Baker Of Baltimore. who re
signed
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
uDuwsfna q Stevens,

EAST BUFFALO. Feb. s--Csttls;
Receipts two cars. steady. prime
steers. i3oe 90 1850 pounds, ties9
il2S. good 30 choice. - 80 lo..k. fair
e. gaod. sTs3si5 plain 20 eoars.,
tsCts8 Canadian steers i1o1 90 1909
pounds ysse0io{e: CANADIAN steers
iasO 20 1859 pounds tsTsosN- Ca
nsiiAn MIXED heifers and steers $50
tBo yearlings dry fed. prime toe
1850 Best handy steers tS.Tbos 50
light sutcher steer. sTTs0tfs. oes,
tvtchsrinr steers and hsifers ninsd.
ts2s1s. western heif-r.. s1.So0t rs
best heavy fat cow. T0s. butshsr
rowa tstGnsse cutters $50 80
cannsrs Hfso4TS: fancy oullA q 80
esss, butcher bulls ttTtoTfs com
mon bulls. ssseos good stocsers
tsBa967S light common stockcrA
IS Eods feeders. best d.horn.d. SO
$50. best mixers sprinEers 800
Iia mediums. $50 rTS: common. SO .
50 Hogs: Receipts 10 ears highsr
heavy and york.rA 'isboe u 50.
fFcetpta cars higher lambs
rs g. y.Ariings $3.50. wsthsrS
81 Is 3ii. ewes iifiI,S Calves;
t66is.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Feb s-Hoxs Receipts
- 900 market strong. 70 Ice high
er mixed and butchers I'll IS 90 f5.
good heavy. ti1.o8i2tD rough
heavy. siiSsdi.f0. light. oil - y
1910 pigs ssTseiess Cattle Re-
c-ipts 1000. market steady hs~vss,
sTeA6I,. COWS and heifsrs. ~ rs
Hf0sa. ssio9s Texans 81 rs =
sse calves. tiOSeais- sheep re-
higher. native. ti0so0iiss wes'-
ern. SO soon So lambs. titi0 n
-fNEy. western. kllatAso
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocxYARDs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCNrARDs
DETROIT. Feb. t--cattls. Steady.
hest heavy steers e.soo loie'
best hanuy weight butcher steers.
- sos. mixed steers and hsifsrs.
ssESi, handy light butchers. ~ q
SIfght butchers tsNQT hest COW =.
gr9TLss snteher cows. ;Spsts com
mon cows tS4at7S. Gamers IS
s2S Best heavy bulls. . = o. ooleg-
ma bells. ss.TSQi. stock bulls $50
q, feedsTs t1a0s. stocksrA ~
OF. mixers and spring-rs $50 v sp.
Veal calves. Market steady. - 20 -
cents heavy. tSSops. sheep and
isuibs steady. lambs fse lover, sheep.
20. best lamha tiseiA2s; fair "A N eA.
sl5aitA IGN, 20 common lamb
iiiA civ y.arlinEs tfTsG =
fair 70 sccd sheep. - y are. eulis
and common. T6s Hogs Market
prospects steady pigs tloSeg il.5o'
orkers and heAvieA ti26ls1S
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
PAIGE AND REQ
STOCKS LOWER

Trading on the Detroit Stock OF.
change continued dun and on low
level. Friday morning. Paige and
REQ -vrr~--h,-r4 aar~r,tF. the latter seiiv
Ing down 70 IS a; noon. Very few
stocks arc changing hands. and
these are among the strongest In
the local active Hat There was
some trading In Charcoal common
az rs also.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Produce

The sgg market Was let down an
other hAlr cent yesterday. the weak
ness being due more 90 the fact that
the spring fovemeHs - expected q
begin almost any DAY now. and re-
ceivsrs are anxious L. have az few
On hand az possible when ne eress
helped out BY couple 81 cars -
western stock yesterday. but with
emily the nght express receipts this
morning the market was inclined %
rest. quotations and conditions were
unchanged and the general tone OF
the market Vas strong
Apvlss-ssson4sv rsr eoL toe
ehoicr aud sSoS for 'ancy.
B..saa~ - GrsOi shipping stock
s~.-.-nried I.imAs. So gIoc IN
CsbsaH~-s2 per iec lbs.. new, tS.Se
gsTs per crate.
cr..s-rv,~-.i.s;. He~eA p,se
'ss pss 10, 49, , ,-uo,S,
No. :. ieCifc per n.
heavy. lsglsc per 10.
coo f e.sss s,.T asSisrss. ,se,se So",
XII hsu... tsgE-S. carrots sift Der
bu. Brussels sprouts &c lssrt al
a.
a. nnAtssN ytsh~5 per s-ha-sst crate.
esalincweI - - tos lettuce. isUise
er.p. r'r-u-,sseS4 ps. crate
,rsessI spieS 10
Hsy-Dstrei, shipp.-s or. paying
fae following prtc-s Zoe Naled hay IN
"a. ear Ell ,n;sss u. ,ss a. !" ,lm s,RS.
sisso3i9 HxS, nivs1' sssseit;
No. Z tirnothY. tfuia. No. I nixsd
tiI seen. No mixed sio0li ~.
si sSo'. ~S. ss'. sns S.s .srsu t' msss;
I~msas-stStS per box
.n ...w,;i Icgn y e., e i'O .,-cra.
'' cr.ss- ~ ,,,ss,Is; r,or-
itA. i1fs 80 box
oufon.-ss ESQ per fne-ih. sack
Spanish onions g. per crate.
r~ss.e--- slcNiEan crr lots In
ssss ,i.se:.s Sa ~st.rn stock.
3, Bee IS 81 nev herEnudaS sis.so
r..i,ry srringS ..R-se rgh,
SIR rcs cnHerc gr1cV hens s1g
re mediums. .oa.tc. stays i7G
re roost-rs is@iSc, geese, ise see;
R.esIt. .se1-s don
str-ws-rrte- a. = CSC per quart.
sweet r-sst~~---1srArys khn dried
" per era.e
JonDIvc rRIrEs
gal T'rnS bar, tiiSciss cor.'
t.si. beet. t1ssGi 90 F.a. Fancy
early June. 81 70. standards 81. SAL
men. tall sac. Marrowtst peas
st2Rri rs early Jane. $50. sifted
early June. tite doA Tomatoes
standard n-Soei 90 per dos
tea~c santos. standard ls0lTc.
usalgm isUxoe. fancy. fss 2is RIO.
~ elsse,, ai-Is Yssekaxe> "o'is'
S~~s-J ~teinx prices. is@-fb. sacka
hr.n t3T standard mitdltngs f3ss
ere riddlirKs tfe. cracked corn. t+ts
coarse corn meal taS. corn and cat
chop us ten
Vrss-futbfrr prices Be-. Nieni.
sen patent $3.50 second patent -
straight. ts-n pure rye. fssS. spring
patent g. - bill tn Nth paper sacks
ou-RAw nnse~d. s. 81 Boiled liza
~et. tiei in barrel lots. ksrosen-.
tsnk-waEon or iron barrels Diamond
headlight 1e perfection. sSe. pa
laclne. ~ sc red crown gasoline.
Hlse.-Na .urse h,d.s re; Ne.
isc. No. ! gr~.n r1tA he No.
kip. ffc. No cur-S rnrrr-tn. lsr
80 green nurrsir. iTcs SO ! eurej
calf. 1ec. No green eaH re; No 1
! hiees- lie on NJ Nip. and esff.
Nc OF shs~pskin fEs &C amount
.ooD. soc 10 81
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
euys bride 81 as For SEQ.

JOLIET. M -Feb IN and Mrs,
Samuel Stark. Caroline stark. ~.
and Vincent vousoh are in jail while
Justice Of the Peace J l. Mccul.
.les.sA- sa=ilsatss = -aiasE- -. hs-et
feet that her parents we're ondeayor'
inc 10 force her into q marriage with
Vourch after be had paid them 90
for her.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

Buyers aud sellers IN the invest
unent bnsin~ss are marking time, de-
fsres lph Stone. president Of the
petrrft Trust company. who with
H ephersOn browning. vice-preside n I
~ The xnue company returned Thurs
day from New YORK bond houses
and trust companies are practically
At sfandEtitt" Nf stone continued
Everyone ~ eating for the overt .
act ~ % not believed that money
rates would suffer - inrreased In
dustriai activity usually acc0mpan-
So war The general opinion I'm the
sart IL that the government viii pu,
ont large hord issncs II there IL any
certainty ~ war
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
NEW YORK corroN MARKET
naInN PnOnIf-TS

uwffer-gxtFa Creamery. 21c ~
creamery. hrsfs ssiic dairy, 2Ac
IL rarking stock. 2ftac d.
tre.-Frrsh receipts. cases lnclud-
"a NrsfH. 90. r DIR current receipts.
aFac dor Receipts Friday. $50 - SEES
Michigan Nafa 2lc NeW
York gu y 15c d"rne.tic swiss ~ g
zfr. Imported swiss 81 20 SOC. brick
rr.arr rots 81 Efc- IiuhurEer. lib
asSr 9Th Z3iar long hodta. z1c,
daisies. ~ O. % ihc Ia.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

The following firms are privileged
~ erec T., orders or The Exchange;
" y Moss a Co. "a riyle a PovHh.
Geo n w.st 4 Co = z hsecron.
a.nur a Co. W a McLAughtn. hsr-
riiL Lynch a Co W. A Hamlsn q
CO. Vim A Neer q Co. Sinclair q
cnuls. Emmett l. spraxue Wr- IL
Rose a Co. p X Peitnn A Co. joel
stcckzrd A Co Bennett Smith q
Co. Lewis G. Oorton. W. n Reilly
a Cc.. Matthew Finn. A w. WallAes
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

TOf.FDO. FEB Hrrs. Rec-irts
700 market Sc lower heAviss
sf7gn6f1ss. mediums. ti3so: york.
ere tffsNGf.s0 good pigs tifN
ff.E calves. Market steady. sheep
ard lambs MArke, s'enhv
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
cIrvEIAvD LIVE STOCK

CT.FNFfANU Feb g.--H0Es Re-
ceipts. icH0. active 70 iec higher
workers So 20 mixed. tii7sf m-di-
ms 81 50 pigs tiiss roughs,
effTt. Efaga. SO cattle Re
csfpts. 100. steady. Sheep and
iarnhs. Receipts. cars. steady. top.
HAZE Caiv-- ReceirtA 1871.
afsadY. tor. tiATH
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
CffIrAGo Ht TTTrI

rTTTrAGO FfU HUtffr EFffaH
re- drsta 81 49, aptry extras. 1fts
q ssLr artfa 7gn11c E~ga Irir1e
rtrfnary. 90, fic hrFtF go ~.
fstasse Twin r1ts ff7eHr Young
T-,.--ia 30 73feffs - ~ ere - fse fs
sa----s.rv. i------s----fA---
tasoe. pecefrfs. g cars. 'NiFconef0
r. 40 go Nf~-r-ofa s. 10u2 CO..
fancy vest 81 fon2f0
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Feb. Wheat opened
quiet anil featursiess with a slight
upward tendency ia prices. Later a
fairly good advance established H.
seif. Local bulls took advantage OF
the dullness 10 folce an advance.
May wheat opened unchanged. but
later gained IS 20 ti.es IS. July
opened up Is. gaining 50 10 si.tI.
September opened up Ia and gained
one cent TO sl-37 IL.
Corn had rrsner undertcne.
Trade was light and offerings small
May opened unchanged. later gain
ing SIS - si.ol "a. July opened up
Is and gained IL 10 ti.0oi-s.
Oats ruled hrm and were higher
In sympathy with corn. May opened
later gaining 5, to IS;
July opened down is. but later gain
I'd SIS TO IS rs
Provisions generally higher. The
upward trend in hogs helped In ele-
waiting prices.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
TOLEDO Gparv

ToLgrpO Fsh s--c1o.s-whest
cash tise Way. o. ST. July.
'lFr9 corr cash ~ n7ss Nay.
q 80 Iufv o. 11is Oats. Cash. ss&e.
Wsv ss~' Juff SsIc nve. Cash.
y a. Cio-erS~sf Cagh arf FehrN-
49, ffffS March fff 20. A-rii.
- 90 October 1914. Ai.lk-. Pr'pe.
80 80 Wsrct. ffifs Timothy. rash =
s7fr March faEN pu'f-r psi~k
roe -~r- 60 fuh creamery 1eH o.
FIRES rfesr eanff-t tee fsncy Sc
70 ~fa &c Way Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. I, Opening
whaat NAY. unchanged: July. up
~e Sept, up &c Corn May. IN
changed July. up &c Oats. May.
gaehaaged Iaiy. down &c. Pro-
visions higher
Naon-Wheat: Way up xc July
up nc September up ie. Com: May
--r ---@-r-y--ss --1=---f>ata=--&A y-sFA
= 9c July up 80 Provisions High
cTose-ChsAt. May up Ec. July
~ &c. September M &c. Corn May
up I. q. July unchanged. Oats May
up No July up nc Provisions:
Higher.
Quotations ~ Paine. Weber a Co.
Ffh. 9 Opsn HIEh Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09


DETROIT. Feh. s.-Priees IN this
market were unchanged a, the start.
but the tone was firm and some ad-
vGnces were noted IN chieAxo. Liv-
erpool wAs arm and they were Anx-
ious about supplies
IL 10 entirely a question OF trans
porfAtioa In the wheat market Bust
ness and prices depend on the ability
OF America raurcAas 10 get the
wheA, 70 ths seaoo1rs and the asu-
ny OF the Alice 10 take n 10 Eu-
= re- Al present nothing - being
ecne IN this line and the market -
al st&ndstilL The roads arr block
I'd BY lack OF cars and the ocean 10
"a safe owing 20 submarines Both
these difficulties must be overcome
TIE u-b.at4 "a not gtven out and
there 10 little present promise Of i'm
gruvetusut 90 th- roads There are
rsg orts OF government Inquiry into
supplies that may. result ia restrict
ing exports. which Increases the
beartshneSs OF the outlook Bulls
sre not doing much. but they feel
ecntceat that higher prices viii come
With rusa a. soon as the grain
D, gins 20 move freely.
some reports from the southwest
say the ground 10 90 dry that wheat
iF rot being Injured by the cold
weather. Injury - reported IN oth-
sr directions There IL a good deal
g beArish feeling among dealers who
are discouraged by the transpcrta-
ton outlook Nothing IL bsiax sold
for export but the old story 70 re-
vived that Germany haa bought Sc
eee.oee ha 60 De shipped az soon as
wheat WAS very duh all day Tier.
vsA an advance % &c that was later
lost. The close was &c higher for
al deals. compared With Thursdays
oats gained lie. beans 3Ee and elov-
srseea Is q rec.
Frld1y.s wheat quotations: Cash
No ? r-d r.sea Nay opened wi,h-
declined 70 ti.s5 and closed q;
fiS3a July opened a, g. 81, sd-
y4ncea 10 tl.Sl and declined 10
;-ss'- No 4 Waite. sl.'Sn. Fridays
sssrse gran Su9's Sas,o Gern ga ssss
$50. No white, Sse. No. : white
SIC. Rye cash No. :. sit1 Beans
l--redlate. prompt r.prusry and
rea clover. fll 80 March. siI3s. al
slte fliao. timothy. f1k0.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Friday Included I e9Q hbis 81 four, 10
oats. Shipments were l.eee bels OF
dour. 1000 ia Of wheat s.oeo ou OF
corn. s.sao bu ~ oats ard 1900 hu OF
rye The stocks are tST.ea0 bu OF
u heat. 1SA9oe b Ct corn. $4,000 bu
% rats ard s1ee5 bu OF rye.
Receipts Of wheat Friday Duluth.
~ ears against - a year ago, Min
neapoliA is1 ears against Ill Win
niDeg. 13t ears. against 1eS. Chicago
- ears against as southwest iss.-
Geo bu. against III 090 bu
Primary wheat receipts were ISL
roo bu- against i3.E.eoo bu year
ago.
Exports % wheat and -four were
ii3t. coo bu Friday
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

PrtrfInE--fbe pisIs seat LIsd--shat
o. riEht--Tir.es Job DeDf.-uain t5-0
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

: j S.s'f 6 "s'. si:s,- ssss
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
ne.u York Stocks

Quotations By Hcrnbiowsr a Weeks.
- n. &c., k4frh Low Close
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-24

It sounded so close at hand the fellow
could scarcely have been five Yards
away. Another voice answered, and
were aware of bodies, stealing
along through the wood; there was a
faint rustling of dead leaves, and the
occasional swish Of a branch. We
crouched low in the trail, fairly hold
ing u breath, every nerve tense.
There was no sound from below, but
In the other direction one warrior
I could Q the dim outline of his ma
ked 6gure-passed within easy reach
Of my outstretched hand.
Assured that all had passed beyond
hearing D'Artigny rose to his feet. and
assisted me to rise. his hand still grasp
ing mine.
"IroQuois, by the look Of that war
rior," he whispered. "and enough OF
them to mean mischief"
""Twas the tongue Of the Tuscaro-
ras." I answered. my father taught
me a little of 1t years ego. The first
words spoken were a warning to be
still; the other answered that the white
r all asleep"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-05-24

And I am not sure but that Is true.
II De Tonty was in command the walls
would be well guarded, but De Baugis
and Cassion know nothing Of Indian
war"
You believe 1t to be an assaultT'
ut hath the look; it's not Indian ma
ture to gather thus at this night hour.
without a purpose. But, pouf, there Is
little they can do against that stockade
OF logs for all their numbers. 1t Is
our duty to be well away by daylight"
The remaining distance to the wa
ter's edge was not far-a direct de-
scent amid a litter of rocks, Swallowed
by great trees. Nothing opposed our
passage, nor did we hear any sound
from the savages concealed in the for
est above. D'Artigny led the way
along the shore until we reached the
log hut. Its door stood open; the n
was one.