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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct 2o.-Hog receipts
1900; slow; bulk, $15.00@16.35;
light, 314.e5@ 1925; mixed, %14.90@
1915; heavy, $14.90 1850; rough.
314.90 q 1910; pigs, $10.50@ 14.25.
Cattle receipts, 1000; weak; native
steers, $6.75 1910; western steers
IS. 80 a 1886; stockers and feeders
$500 a 11.40; cows and heifers. $4.75
a II. 90; calves, $1,000 1900.
Sheep receipts. 1000; weak; weth'
ers. $e.o0@12.so; lambs. $12.75@
1900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-20
GOOD WEATHER
AIDS EASING
CORN PRICES
Lower Quotations on Hogs
Depress the Provision
Market.

Chicago. Oct. 2O.-Favorable condi-
tions for the approach Of husking in
the main sections Of the corn belt aid
ed today in easing down prices. Open
ing prices. which ranged from the
same as yesterdays finish to $3.50 off,
with December $1.15 1-8 to LIS 3-8
and May $l.10 1-8 to ITO Ia, were
followed by moderate declines all
around. - y
Oats sympathized with the weak
ness Of corn. A majority of pit trad
ers leaned to the selling side.
Lower quotations on hogs depressed
the privision market. Assertions were
current that the supply of hogs for
feeding was larger than had been
generally supposed.
No important rally took place. The
close vas nervous, 7-8 to 1f1-2 cents
M. lower; with December liza 3-S to
liza 1-2 and May. 100 to 1903 1-8
to Ia.
A sudden giving way Of buyiag
power led to q smash in prices in the
last hour, especially for pork, which
fell more than $500 a barrel.
Chicago, Oct. 2o.-Corn No. 3 yell
low 1893; No. 8 yellow nominal; No.
4 yellow nominal.
oats No. 3 white 60 to 60 1-2;
standard 60 Ia to 60 1-2.
Rye No. Q, ISL.
Barley LIS to 1886.
Timothy $50 to 8.25. ~
Glover 1880 to 24.00.
Pork, nominal.
Lard, %. 70.
Ribs 1925 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Success of Plan
Up to Pubhshers
Only BY Closest Economics Ca,
Price Arbitration BY Trade
Commission Succeed.


WASHINGTON. March ?.-Ncwsprint-
paper price arbitration. undertaken by
the Federal Trade Commission. will
succeed. III the opinion OF the com.
mission. only if publishers practice the
closest economies III the use of papo;.
.;lanll agreement forms sent TODAY. IN
publishers throughout INC country in
.orm them that u benefit by the price
king plan they must not only consent
% relinuuiSh > per cent OF their papcr
requirements. but must agree to dis
continue return privileges. and must
guy additional paper only TO meet the
.iost urgent needs.
The commission expects 10 go ahead
with its plans as soon as enough pub
fishers como into tho arrangement 10
make IL practicable. The price
proposal, as advanced by manufac-
iurcrs. will bc operative for six months
The commission has set Il price OF
$3.50. hut III its notice to publishers
says this price will he tried first Cor
three months. and then If found too
low. viii he rcadjustcd.
To insure that small publishers get
paper. the commission is working ON
!, plan under which manufacturers
will sell 10 thom first the paper re-
leased by large publishers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
FORMING NEW COMPANY
PLANS fur Infantry tonst Artillery
Command ut IIopcNcII Presented
to Acknowledgement.

Plans for a movement to organize
militia company. either or infantry
OF Of coast artillery. in lIopewc;l were
presented yesterday TO .tdjutant-Gen-
cral Sale by Lconidas Stone. Mr. stone
told the Acknowledgement that there
was much good material with previous
military experience in Hopcwcll and
requested permission to form Il corn-
panN. On account Of the large per
ccntape OF people Of foreign birth in
the population. il is said that com :
pany OF militia is needed for con
stabulary purposes.
General Sale said Yesterday that he
was very much III favor OF tho promo
siticn. No steps will he taken to or
game the company until Covcrno:
stuart SiNcs his approval Ii was
suggested year or more ago Tim,
'iopcwcl supply a company to tho
state militia. hut the time Was not
then regarded rs ripe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS
Ten F"urth-N cnr Won of University
Of Virginia Named
Intcrncs.

CHhELorTESNlILE VA. March ..
>r,c, .,,,d;,r ,, -. a.. j..
- -
~ 'es""' competitive examinations
held III tho lcadiu. hospitals or the
E,as, ION fnur,h-,oar mcd;,.l s,,,lc,,.
,;; ,
" - ~" "'N' 'eeh
appointed as. intcrncs IN hospitals.
these appointments IL take effect M,
tho end nf session
Following is a list nf tho students
and tho hospitals in which ;hcy re.
ccivcd their appointments:
shields McCandish. philndclphia Cen
cr.l lIoSpital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10

bcrton. Ohio. team has hccn signed
Tor Petersburg. Cp TO date eight
pitchers nnd catchcrs. ten inlcldcrs and
SIN outhclders have been signed by tho
local club GU; OF which a first class
team Is expected to be obtained.
Tho automobile dealers Of rctcrs-
burg arc to meet at Il banquet Monday
ni:ht at tho Hotel Petersburg To ;l!$-
cuss matters Of interest and organize
Dealers Association.
Ihc water in the AppomattoN River
* falling. The Hood never reached Il
danger point.
Grand and petit jurors have hccn
summoned for the March term OF the
iluStinSs Court. which begins next
week. There arc several felony and
y number Of liquor eases on tho
docket
Tho BOY Scouts of Petersburg will
mobilize 1T the Y. NJ. c. \. under their
leaders tomorrow morning for an all
day hike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
L abor to Discuss
Part 1t Is to PLau
Executive Council Of America,
Federation Holds Prciimi-
nary Conference.
IHy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March a.-Thc cAccu.
tive council OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, ~ u special meeting to-
day. discussed III Il preliminary way
plans 10 hc heard here ncNt Monday at
:! genera ;t1o: conference to deter
mine what part its 5000, onn mentors
snail take in national preparedness
several hundred representatives Of all
unions affiliated with the federation
and tho four railroad brothcrhoods.
who have an unofficial working agree
mcnt with the federation. arc expected
70 nc prcScn, next Monday.
Nothing has been made public as 10
VIVA; plans would hc proposed. hut il
Was thought samuel Iicmpcrs prcsi-
dent "f tho federation. wnuld have one
- suggest. Ills membership on tho
advisory commission of tho Council ot
National Defense has bruuch, him in
clos" touch with tho preparedness
needs Of tho country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
SECRET WIRELESS SYSTEM
DISCOVERED ABOARD APPAM
HcrE ucportcd 10 HIVE lind Access to
All Messages In Vicinity of
Hampton ROnda.
Try Assocta,e,lrressl

ny Associated rressl
NORfULE. VA. March 9--lt was
learned to-day on reliable authority
that when United States Marshal
Saunders boarded the Appam with his
mon at Newport News and took pos
session of that vessel in tho name OF
the United Suites governments follow
Ing tho break with Germany. lie found
installed on the Appam an elaborate
secret wireless apparatus. by means OF
which all wireless messages sent in
this section or the United states could
he received
On careful examination of the An
pam. il is said. fine wire was found
strung beneath the pipe leading to tho
whistle on the smukestack of tho An
the regular antcnnac OF tho usual wire
less. The wire led down to tho in
terror Of the vessel. whore dynamos
we're kept running 10 cnycndcr tho cur
rent for lighting the ship Boiler.
were constantly fred on the hppam nj
all times in order to furnish steam
for heating tho vessel and other pur-
poses. Power was thus secured for
the dynamo engines.
Investigation. it is said. led to the
discovery that tho wire finally ran TO
the private room occupied by Licutcn-
ant Hans Berg by flash from an electric
light bulb. This is similar to the
method followed by the battleships AZ
sea. when they fash signals to each
other Ut night, using tho Morse code,
the flashes in Lieutenant Bcrg's light
being similar Ia the dots and dashcs
of tho Morse system.
InHcsttgation this afternoon de-
Nclopcd the fact that tho dynamo i'm
the boiler room had been used to take
tho place Of that in the wireless room.
which was pu, out OF commission when
the United states Court took charge
Messages could be sent and received
also. II is understood the court Will
take action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
TWO INDICTED
John A. i,cnncd! and Edward .. Wiley
ltccuscd of Violating "Diue SKY"
Inv In Stnunton.
Isltcial !. Thn Ttmea. plsnatcl,l

IsI-fciAI = tn" 1imea .Dls patcll
STAtNTcN. VA March Acting
on the suggestion Of the State Cor
poration Commits sion. the grand jury
to-day investigated the promotion
scheme of the Guarantee Bank and
Trust Company, a 100000 corporation
started here by John y. Kennedy aud
Edward J. Wiley. and the Virginia
Bond and Share Company. selling com
,pany for tho trust company, and found
Two indictments for alleged violation
of the blue sky law. One true hin
was against Kennedy and the other
against Wiley Kennedy is held under
$500 bond, and Wiley Is out II the
city. but his attorney promises his
clients appearance at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
HUGHES NAMES COMMITTEE
Members OF Union IcnEuc Club to Act
for Defense and National
service.
INV Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. March 9.-Charlcs l..
Hughes. pres'dcn; Of the Union Lea que
Club. has appointed committee on
immediate defense and national SER
vice headed by Robert Bacon former
ainha ssador - France. Other members
are Lyman Abbott George T.. Baker
Joseph II. Choatc. Charles \. Coffin.
George l.. Cortclyou. Chaunccy NJ. De-
pew. \. Ear,on Hepburn, Clarence H.
Mackay. Elihu Root. Theodore y. Vail
and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Mrs. Snsre at Old Point.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Old POINT. VA. March ?.--Mrs
Francis Rowe Sayrc, Of Williamstown.
Mass. daughter of President Woodrow
Wilson. arrived this morning from
Washington. where she has been ut
tho White House attending the inauE-
uration. She is with Miss Blanch
NcVin, the aunt OF Mr.. Sayrc Miss
Nevin is the owner and occupies one
Of tho most historical homes in Penn
sylvania Windsor Forges." which is
~ churchtowr, Lancaster County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
WILSON THANKS COUNCIL
President Expresses Appreciation Of
support Assured Him D..
DnnSilir city Fathers.
Especial TO The Ti,nes-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times DispatchI
DANNlLl.E.. VA. March g.--Thc CITY
council Of Danr,llc is III receipt Of y
printed card sent ont by President
wilson thanking tia; body fnr It's
coisratuiatory telegram sout several
days ago. Th, message reads:
The White House.
Washington. ~. e.
The President is very grateful FOR
the generous mcNragr Of confidence and
appreciation which you sent him. anu
he wishes To express his genuine ar
probation OF your support"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Funeral or Mr.. scott.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
GORDONSNILLE. VA. March 9Th.
remains OF Mrs. J. Wickliff Scott. who
died In Richmond OF Thursday. were
brought here for intcrmcn,. The fu !.
neral services were held al Christ
Church Al !. O'Clock to-day, conducted
by the rector. Rev. T.. Swain winEl1cld.
and the intcrmcnt was made in tho
family buryinE ground at the old Scott
home. Black Meadow now owned by
j. T. Sindlingcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
AGED BLANDFORD MAN
DISAPPEARS FROM HOME
Friends and Relatives Unable to Find
Trace Of Wesley Edwards.
SiNty.Fivc.
Du Pont Company Expected to Spend
$4,000 to Replace Burned Struc-
turc at HopcwclI - Petersburg
Elks Elect Officers for New Term.
Special 10 The rimcs-pisratch |

PETERSBURG. vs. Slarch 2.--Wcs-
ley Edwards. siNty-nvc years old. who
several days aSo icf; his home in
Rlandfcrd. has not since been heard
from. The frs, suppoS,tion was That
he n3d wandered Off INFO Prince George
or binwiddic County. bat search fail
Cd to develop amy trace al nim. The
tear now is that lie may hc dead or
lH'uS III somewhere, AMI great amt
city about him is felt by his friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Church .tnni,cr>nry,

Mems. al Methodist Church will OH
serve it, fourth anniversary on sun
day morning with interesting exercises.
aud Attorney Gencral John Garland
Pollard viii hc tho speaker Memo
rial Church is one of the handsomcst
ediiir"s in tho city. situated an com :
handing position in West Washing
ton street. an'l has large ana pro-
SrcssiNc congregation aud sunday
school The pastor is ROY T.. V Car
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
HELD ON $4,000 EACH
Ihirt. West iirEinIn tual Operators
Enter Tentative Pleas of
Not Guilty.
nv Asaociate.l lrcss |

NEW YORK. March o.-rhirty more
or the fifty-tivc West Virginia coal op.
orators recently indicted for ALLEGED
violation of the sherman law in rails
ing the price Of coal were held in
5000 bail each in the Federal District
Court here to-day. after making tcnta-
tive pleas OF not guilty. The court
granted them until March &c TO with
draw their pleas. Many Of the de-
PENDANTS, II was said. came here to-
Scthcr 10y special train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
lticc-Sandcrsan

Especial IL Tho Times Dispatch,
DANN1t.LE, VA. March "a mar
riaSc liccnsc was ISSUED hero ycStcr-
uay to Roger Mills Rice, pon OF I. ].
k'ce. Of l.ynchburG. and Miss Ethel
ianlinc Sandrrson. n trained nurse
whose home is at Salem. Va. Tho mar.
riaSc. II Is understood. VIII be sol
cmnized at Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
ORY-DOCKED FOR REPAIRS
Steamer Walter u. No.cs Reaches
Newport News After Collision
with flurk
Try Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March a.
The steamer Walter II. NoytS. damaged
several days ago in collision with the
Norwegian bark .\lcidcs. arrived to-
day and went Ia the Shpyard for re-
pairs. Tho Moves has ho,c torn in
hcr side near tho port how. and is
taking water through several seams.
Til" Alcidcs arrived here Tuesday.
and was dry-dockcd FOR repairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
t:Iks Elect Officers.

Petersburg Lodge of l:lks has elect
ed the following officers For the year.
anu VIII install them at the first meet :
~" IN April: exalted ruler T. H. Good
wNn esteemed leading knight. H. X
Jolly esteemed loyal knight William
Wells; esteemed featuring, knight. la
mont I.aut"rhach; tilcr. owen Gilmore:
secretary. Louis l." Kidd trcaS urcr. j.
Harry BAILEY, trustee. ~, ~. WILCOX:
delegate 20 grand lodge. w. W. TowncS
alternate. Mycr Saal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
SENTENCE COMMITTED
Governor Relieves Convict Guard Of
Road Term and Substitutes
Fine.

ISpecial TO Tho Times Dispatchj
RALEIGH. e.. March 9.-E W
Minclcr. tho ionoir County convict
guard under sentence of'twclvc months
OF Tho 'oa'ls for whipping convict.
To-day received communication from
Governor Eirkett to n s25 nnc.
Investigation convinced the Governor
that there was a "framc.up' arainct
Minch"r Ivy witnesses. and that Min
chcr was merely guilty OF y technical
violation OF tho law through carryin.
out instructions OF the Lcnoir commits.
Sioners that were contrary TO the ruI.
ing OF the Supreme Court on the cor
poral punishment. OF ,nnvcts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
To Elcbuji,l tl,Ibhousc

II y stated tha; tn" I'u Pont Com
panH VIII "Npcnd s%,o"a in rebuild
'nE the clubhouse which was pra,.ti
cailE destroyed 10y fire several weeks
ago. aud that tho new building will
be Grca, Improvement on tho old
ono. Tho rebuilding Of the Young
Men christian Association home
winch was burned on Wednesday, morn
Ing. Is - matter Of doubt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Delegate. Elected.

~ meeting Of tho Teachers Club Of
petersburg. held yesterday afternoon.
delegates were elected 10 tho Fourth
Congressional District Teachers AS
ISOLATION. which meets at EmDora on
March IL aud IL, The delegates are:
Miss TwittN. from the primary depart
mcnt: Miss Mary Sterling Smith. from
inc grammar grades. and Miss I.couora
Roper. I" represent the high school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
sn,d 10 iIn,r stolen Lead ripe,

John Henry Gray. Colorcd. Was ar
rested carly last nigh, on tho charc"
Of breaking into the vacant dwelling
h"Lsc of / !. Wicker, 1T .5oG r.ae,
Grace street, and stealing quantity
az lead pipe ana bras nNturcs The
negro Was arrested by Iatrol,ncn
DUFFY and EcrtucCi. ana was Ec!l in
Tic First District station for trinl
this morning IN :hc Police Court,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Road Hoard Ncct.

INC Road Board of Diuwiddic Coun-
" mot this afternoon III the rooms Of
nc 'hainpcr ~ Commerce and con
Sidcrcd matters looking IL the improve
mcnt Of the roads in tho county. which
.rc said 20 bc III bad condition by
reason OF the rains OF last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
iInsc nf Autn shn,,.

The Automobile SHOW IN progress FOR
several days at l.akcmont Park will
close tomorrow night The cXhibi-
ton was au excellent one. but il was
not as We'll patroniZcd as had been
hoped The continuous rains of last
week materially intcrfcred with the at
tendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10

The Young business Mems Club re-
Gently organized is aiming for biu-
scr aud better Petersburg. and has
several propositions on foot lookiu. to
this cu.l These propositions arc To hc
submitted I" meeting on Monday
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Elect Representative.

Al tho meeting last night oC rc.
icrshurS Lodge "f odd Fellows, l. T.
AndrcwS was elected representative to
the grand lodge. which meets in Bris-
tol in May. with L. W. Hawkins as
alternate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Peanut Club BOys.

TwcutN-iivc energetic boys repre-
scntin: tho peanut counties III this
state gathered in tho city to-day. the
occasion being an entertainment Of the
prize winners in tho counties The
Eccch Nut Packing Company, OF New
York. offers 5000 in prizes through The
j. u. Company oi this city. to the
boys growing tho largest quantity OF
nuts to the acre. and the visitors to.
day arc the prize winners. They werc
handsomely entertained
Notes of Interest.
.I"c Easro. iirSt bascinan OF tho Ear-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10

Joe rasco. nrSt baseman of the ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
NOTHING SHORT
OF WONDERFUL,
SAYS D.S.0NEIL
Tanlac Ended Ny Awful Suf.
ferins and I've Gained 40
Pounds, He Says.

u have actually gained forty pounds
since taking Tanlac and feel like a man
with a new lease on life" said d. s.
O'Ncil, a well known crploye OF the
Oiallin Supply Co, residing at lbli
Perry street, Denver, Col. recently
II had been laid up with rheumatism
Tor five months" continued Mr.. O'Nril,
and my left leg *as swollen UP to
twice It's NATURAL size. | suffered from
head to foot, in every joint, also had
plcufisy AZ the same time and anyone
could have heard me blocks away hol-
lowing, was IN So much misery. NV
liver was out OF order. my kidneys
bothered me and my stomach was so
upset that there were many things /
couldn't eat. did all ! could trying
to pc, relief but nothing helped me.
u tell you came very near passing
out and really thought would On
June the sixteenth. | began taking Tan
lac and on the ninth OF July | went to
work, still taking Tanlac, gaming in
weight and strength all the time, and !
have been working regular ever since
that day. All the swelling is gone and
! don't know what suffering is any
more. can eat anything | want, as
much a, ! please, and have gained all
at forty pounds in weight have no
rheumatism now no sign OF plcufisy OF
any other trouble In fact. I'm n per.
lr,li, we'll man and fceliha, IT., nothing
les, than WONDERFUL what lanlac has
don, tot me can recommend laulac
hr'rrymp am telling the people about
mcd,,,u, that will help them aud |
wouldn't be without Y again Tor an,
amount vt money
IanlAc D., sold IN Oklahoma City ex.
! Clu,,vclv hy McSllan Drug Co.. under
the personal direction ct a special Ian.
I lac rcprestntatiy ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
Future Contracts
May Be Undoing
Of Many Farmers

SALTWATER, Okla, oct lS
Future dcliwrty contracts on cotton arc
not likely to- be popular in some Okla
homa communities for years to come
Last spring certain far sighted ind
yidual, conceived the idea of signing
mp contracts with farmers ior dewey
OF their entire output Of cotton at prices
that seemcd, at that time, alluflng The
result is we'll depicted in the following
paragraph from a recent report oi Ben
Crawford, county agent for Jackson
county
81 hear much complaint about tho
future delivery contracts which q Num-
Der oi farmer. we've talked into sign
ing last summer and h., which the,
agreed g. sell a. II cent, q pound aud
deliver. when picked. q certain number
ui halr, ul cotton fhi, COTTON con
tract vas made ~ a local firm who
paid the farmer, 10 cent, per bale A.
The time OF the deal NJ todal's street
prices many oi these farmers stand III
lose about $40 per bale, which is N,ry
bad business this Short-ctop year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
J., S, H|TSBLOW
At GERMAN FOE
NOW IN MEXICO
Act Also Hurts Latin Amcrj-
can Enemies Of Nation

WkSHtNGTON. oct IL What OF.
f,clals here believe will I've a c%ru'hin'
blow TO German intrigue and nropa
,ganda in Mcxico and other attn Amer
lean countries has been dealt by the
trading with the enemy act
All trading directly or indirectly with
enemies nr allies oi enemies !, pro.
hihitcd under penalties by the new la"
ard II became known to-day that 81
the instance of the state department the
wal trade hoard Is giving special At
,cn,ion to the task ~ seeing that ~.
licenses ate issued Tor the rNportat'p'
Of money, machinery or supplies of an
kind 10 persons who NAV allow them =.
fan mo the hands Of German firms a.
agents in ATTN America
Investigations hv the state dcnari
mcnt have revealed that German firm
and Individuals in the western rcpuh.
lies have been using the earning, o'
their business Ia conduct 4 propaganda
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
KAISER POSES As
MARTYR;A he EATS
BREAD, CHEESE
Wilhelm Praises Himself for
Helping Out Vaterland,

LONDON. oct l8-The correspond
crt OF the Berlin Lokal Anleiger, who
was permitted to travel on the tran
which took Emperor William to the
Balkans and to lunch in the restaurant
car with the emperor, says a dispatch TO
the Daily Chronicle from Amsterdam.
sends the following to hiS newspaper 3
Ills majesty sat down to the table
with the observation that he had Just
read Professor painlcvc's first speech
as French premier.
$50 NJ rainlcye wants AlSace-lor-
rainc. does he exclaimed the emperor.
Good. but he must come and take it,
AT the conclusion OF the lunch, which
consisted of a meat and fish course and
bread and cheese, about Tive same as
might be served in a middle class
household. the kaiser said
at IS unworthy for any German To
live well when even the best people 60
withou, things. Who takes more than
his share, sins against those who serve
the tatherland'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

81, So, $3 seats for both performances are entirely sold out.
Seats are rapidly going. The public is urged to arrange for
reservations at once. (Slgned)
M. d. Scott, d. M. Witt, John A. Brown,
f. NJ. Snedeker, j. NJ. Bass,
Grand Opera Publicity Committee.