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The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aus o. "ouHlcting re-
ports on the probrcss - thr corn
crop resulted in little activity ia corn
futures today. and they were firm
around Saturday. closing
december corn Icned sc lower
AMI later EL.nod DO at an opening
81 $Lo7'. MAY opsned az sl.o'',. n.y.
&C. and sold later asc down
Oats were firm In sympathy with
corn. September opened unbalanced
Ard later showed nu change from rho
GLebing OF 52A.c. December olcurd
down "a at 5sc and later was up
&C. MAY opened al DC. down 'sc
Provisions we're Irregular on
slow and higher hog market
DETROIT. Aug. 27-CIose An tho
grams were unchanged and inactive
al tn. opening. ~ ere Wei no early
whent tliptnti ma from Chicago, but
sHnnii advance was quoted IN corn
and oats.
open market anC VIII a. $50 until
SEPT /. They buy rather slowly and
r"p' n "A quiet huur d'irant. bat cN-
ct a m"ic active trade IN short
time because OF depleted stocks
The promise OF warmer weather
was expected o. encourage bears 20
sell corn. but Their Is still enough
fear OF ircst 1" prevent active oper-
ATOMS On the icnr If - and tho early
market was Amer than expected. Ia
the local market corn was i'm demand
AMI nothing fol sole. -t-ultlng In An
advance - ac t2rlS n The day cash
corn is g MINK In slowly nnt stocks
are small. CupfdnitF have much
trouble securing supplies.
oats are holding better than eN-
pected and tho big food n receipts
has not nntcrtal'2ed. Farmers are
Il
mined not 60 sell a. tho present level
other markets ierort farmers put
TING then oats IN bins and not SELL
ing.
prices by Hoover have an proved
premature Dealers expect 60 Know
whore they arc az IN Few days
beans are ateRGy and y large crop a.
expected IA ease ~ missing FROST far
about 30 days more
Wheat ~ dun and unchanged. oats
declined isc corn advanced So. ami
the other grains and seeds were
steady
Mondays wheat quotations. Cash
30 . rcd. 81 So white. SEQ
Mondays CoHrsa TfHiu Qsotati
orn Cash so =. sitf -.3 teN 49,
81 % ". yellow. Si'a oats.
standard SIC So. wlitc a6t, SO s.
sertemttr. si.5e Bears inmrantc
and frcinpt shipment s. .'rtoner.
is59 seeds irime rcd rloNrr il-
nctrbrr Sl3, alsikc. ST. 800 tfme'hy
world wheat exports las, week
were $3.50 hu. against o f6o.o01 hu e.
week aGo and l2fo6.ooo hu "a year
rrrp,ry vtest r,,rt. were ~
:7".o1l tH. AGAINST zc"r 900 hu D
L>crts II vteat erd -four Mon
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST HfHfAlsD. y Y. Aug ? -
Cattle Receipts. 800, market fairly
active. +tnedy zoo iower. ptutv
steers si2ni3e5. butcher grades. 81
WI1.5o. heifers s. "a 1880. cows. fb6g
efo. bulls s5a925 mllch cows and
sprinFers t5OQl25, feeders. i50M p
Calves Receipts. i6o0, market &C
tive steady cnll 90 choice. f5N %.
Sheep and lambs Rccei pts 400
market active. steady choice lambs,
SI5.T5n rull 10 fair $lNff 3 - ),
yearlnEs t9mI3 20 sheep. s54il.
Hogs Receipts. 500: market &C
tive pigs soc higher workers.. 81 25
u11 g. pigs. SIS 50dls mixed. sI1-
antl1f.b0. heavy. sf1.75fl t7.s5 roughs
SIS 50n16. stays. sl3.5Gni4
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Produce

Tia. mafkct was bare - poultry
ihff m.Iulug. having cleaned up on
NnilIuat with nothing in on the
enrly deliveries. and the same was
true of lea~ed calves. Receipts OF
WAY ana Ere'n beans from near by
-rHWtIa tIs quite froe, the market
Hrtnf rnrrrr iiHudInElY lower. cana
dian t.iuhfu-- are also lower on
heavy r,rclrts. but with these eNcep-
ffOr- fhn market WAS called steady
liut Nirhrrrice AFRO coming in a little
soft nt present There rs no large
supply 90 peaches. hut California
srup"s. pears and plums are plentl-
tul anA-.n good demand
Apples Harvest. ss50qs per bbl
hHnanas - Gooc shipping stock.
nrsns -prtcd Limas. tic 10
nerries Huckleberries 1A5oGt.75
Pears Bartletts. s2.75at Per box.
California FrEi,- Peaches. N.5o;
plum go per box. Malaga grapes.
s. Is per haN
Dressed calves Fancy. country
dressed % ~ 2-c, choice. 2o4 2lc,
Fresh Vegetables Reefs. $50 bu.:
turnips 5 'l hu. rad'shcs. soc per
az soc, Canadian tomatoes S5c per
"a quart basket celery ia zoe doz..
carrots $50 hu.. caulihower. t25o
hu.. homo grown WaN beans. $3.50
bu.. green beans. Sl25 bu green
onions. 2'c doz. green corn. 81 sack
Grapes - I-ln baskets, fl.25.
Honey Sew Fancy white. i9c per
10.
Hos Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices Tor bAled hay In
cas- lots. q. b. Detroit: No. timo-
,ay.- $40 509lI standard t.nothy.
tlS SOC To- light mixed. SIS 5O0ls;
n. 2 timothy slA5OSIt. No mixed.
"a a. .f.5G, No mixed. 1iGQ12; No.
l cioN,T. |l2u - SO; rye straw, 30
oil wheat and oat straw. t9.6o0lo
Lemons 81 per box
Limes 1oq 25 PEI. 100,
Melons Roclyfords, s2.15 n3; wa
tcfW"iuns go soc each, little gems.
Nm ,fqinuts 2oQ21c; almonds
l9a hlncrts. IsMl9,. Brazils.
ls4 90 p"cans 90 isc u: nut
meats I'm cartons, ALMONDS. eoc;
roas' a far-V. lie. Jumbo. l2c Id.
Oranges -E'lencias, $500 AS per
oulons Tome grown $50 bu.;
Spanish. $40 per crate picking
onions white. Si5o hu
CRhbuEe~ 90 p-r hhl
Lettuce lead, f-.iaH3 per case
l'1t SO Per hu
Potatoes southern white. $l75 per
rcnch~, rlhortas. :2as3e5 bu.
l'lumS iar per pcok basket
ro"ltr, S"roes e. ~ 2Sc. light
+'t NJ J hons. - (" 80;
re- ou.fF 22c geese sal T. n
sweet rotu'oc~ Nireinias, 81 IS
per nbl $500 per la
JOINING PRICES.
C"npcd Goods - APpite.s +" per
fancy Maine. ., standard 81 SO; peas.
tall s. Co. mnrroNfat peas. So: to-
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
MAKES ROW IN
CHURCH; FINED

Anthony Korylo thought he owned
s. Johns Greek Catholic church. so
when meeting was held in the
church 10 which he objected. he vote
Cd bis sentiments TO the priest. Fr.
Sternuik, in no pleasing terms.
He used 10 come into the church
cvery Sunday and then start GUAR.
rel with the ushers or someone else
until We had to throw him out,
testified Pr Stcrnuik before Justice
Heston, Monday morning.
He amt no pricst ] own the
building. declared Koryio 20 the
Justice
Justice Heston sentenced him TO
pay fine OF S25 or serve 80 days.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Sugar Market

suEars-DetrOit Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. alb. tl3 do s.
h.. fl3. eagle tablets. Sli7o, cut
loaf. SllI5. cubes. ti045, xxx pow
dered. SO; standard powdered 50 es:
granuiated. extra coarse, ssG5 do.
fine. in bulk. s. so do. 25-lb cottcns.
1910; crystal domino gran. 2-lb md
Sab. cartons. IN cases - 30. crystal
domino gran. hf cases. SO, diamond
A, 1850 corfectioncrs' A. s9.45: No.
4. 50. 80 No. 3. s945 No. G. 1910.
No. Z. 1855. No s ts30 No q s25
No 10, $3.50 NJ. u. 500. No. Ia.
1910, 40. -. seO5 No. Is So. CS No.
IS. ss.O5; non-ca king mixture. $40 so.
household powd Is IS 70 case. 1896
Der case
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Livestock
MI.mIGAN -oENTmAL sIOlkNAnDs

MIC IiIGAN CENTRAL sIOI IN ARDS
IETEolT Aug. 25[Cattle Mar
kei steady at Tuesdays close. best
heavy steers. tl0W SO. best handy
wDiEht butcher steers IS 50a sc.
handy hight butchers. S7dS light
butchers. S6.50ffT. best COWS, s. % Il
as. butcher cows. S6.50N7 common
cows. S55Uub. Gamers. S4.5O1i5 SIS.
best heavy bulls. S75OdS bologna
bulls s. 5o07 stock bulls. s5.5oN 6
feeders $50 II s 50. stockers sGdr
25 mixers aud sprinRers $40 SO
Veal calves Market steady best
grades So SOFA i6 others ss0t "A.
sheep and lam 3. Market slow. best
lambs. Sis.t5 fair lambs, Sita so
light - co1mou = bs. I'll n ID. fair
o. good sheep. $3.50 "a 20; culls and
common. s. Hogs Market steady
SlSafS.50
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
ouICAGo 1--WE sTocK

tlfN'F'' Aug -ts"- linbN te-
90 pts $4,000. market slow, 25c low
cr, mixed and butchers 5.7hff i5.f5i
good heavy Sig 60 "a T.aS. rough
heavy. SIS nf6.Q0 light. tf5s5n
1873 pigs tI075T1425. Cattle.
Reccipt4. $4,000. market strong 10
zoe higher hest. beevcs s. 25d 1850.
COWS and hcifers. fteb a stockers
and feeders $500 2 -. calves. Sll 30
~ 10 sheep Receipts. 10 400; mar
l,c' steady - f5c hiEher native. s. 90
~ 1890. western. SSfon II IS, lambs,
StN.15n I0 western. sil 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

roLruo CnAIN MAnkrr

TNLNIO y. Aug II0s0.
tt.sl. December 'ilON. NAV, 1854
oats Cash 5-t4c september. 55 fac.
December $50. May. 5aigc RVc.
Cash s175 Cloversecd cash. SIP
October sl720: December si30Ttb
March. ti2i6 Alslke cash slleO.
Timothy cash. 81 IS september 50.
October s. tp. Rutter ltfiCk cream
tty. nc. tub crenmerv. { Nc Eggs,
Fresh candled. acc, fancy selects. 47c
Hay--Nu. ! timothy ste No. . tim
othy, slt mixed. Sl4 heavy mixed.
s17
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
u,rL. and Tru-f romrnnir-


., exsclf~ orders OH the exchange:
" Moss a Co. Carlyle 4 Poyah,.
Geo NJ West & Co.. T. E Maccrcns
& Co. H. W. Nohls CO.. p. /. sey-
mo,ir a Co. w r. McI.auehl!n Mer-
rliI Lynch q Co. W. A. Kamlln q Co.
VIM A Neer a CO.. Sinclair n couls
wendell. Mulk-y a Co. VIM. VI. Rose
A. Co. r X. Pclton & Co. Joel stock
ara A Co. Bennett Sn It'll Co. w.
r Rerly 4 Co. Matthew Finn. a W
wallace a Co. Lewis @. Gorton. Hell
don, Wcodrun & CO.. Resncr Cramef
Muehl Dcdd Martin A. Co. O'HArA
Frrriss A Co. webb. LIZ = 20.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
CHIC 400 NJ ITTn WAN Er

trss U1sc nrats Sic dairy extres.
ma 4ohc hrsts 1eW57tsc Ers-t
>NrNple t1dinsty. 3eH.fc NrstH. ff0f-
acc cheese Twins. e2ts gRect
young Americas 2tiS n 25c - Like
poultry. Fowls. eou 23c. ducks. .i1V
Gle. gocse. tsG $50. springs. Z2d23c
furkcNg. 1Sc. Potatoes Receipts
~ cars. Wisconsin. sii0nii5 MIN
nesots ttibe 90 ierscys. 81 70n
4
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Nearo speeder Jailed.

Walter Jones, Negro. 20 years old,
No 1855 Hartford-ave., was sen
fenced 10 10 days in jail for driving
30 miles an hour on Russell-st. Sun.
day. while under tho influence OF
liquor He was arrested by Patrol
men Wandrie and Mcpherson
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

rLTNTLAND. AuE 2f.-IIoRs. Re
relfts l,5o0 market slow 90 IS n
2rr higher. workers.. siT mixed.
si1f- mediums Si125 pigs. t15t
coughs Sib.75. stays t13.f5. Cattle
it-..ipfs 90 cars. market slow and
tcadr Sheen and lambs. Receipts.
cafa market steady ton. SIS 90
C1lvrs Receipts 200. steady, top.
81
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
enc ACo GRAIN

Corn pecem5cr down sc May up
q, OATS September unchanged
December down &c. Nay down sc.
provisions: Generally higher
Soon Corn December a. isc MAY
down sc Oats september uu-
changed December, 40 80 May.
down y Provisions. Irregular
Clos, Corn December M lNc:
Nav up =. oats September up SC
December w Ic Man up re Pro-
y siuns generally highe-.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
NEW YoI,J< BtT~TER Avn rGGS

f-irmcr. recsipts. 751s. crca~s ev-
ira. t3c. do. special marke'. 80, p
- No state dai~v tubs 2fN f2r i0I-
'afiou grfnT.sry frsts. lTi- y ffr
So ~. f-n~v. 5fu q. nearly m .ssd
fancy. 500 tsc 81 -n frft InE i5
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

DETROIT Nug. 81 Nuttrf Fresh
Creamery extras. tic. hrsts ~ N 3gief
Ter ~. NafNet FIRM.
Ezrs lrvsH Michigan irsts were
hrm 40 $50 sc per don. an advance
OF a cent
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

Detroit hank bearings f0r Aux a.
ings FOR 1917 10 date arc si.s2afsa.-
aB7i. - against 81 ass 7os.i57 for
the corresponding period In 1914
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

". 4. Whitney has closed n deal for
lease of the Auditorium theater.
Toledo. whore he will play all the
Klaw & Erlanger attractions. Mr.
whitney now has theaters in De-
troit. Toronto BuHalo. Pittsburgh.
HOefon and Toledo
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
New York Stocks

quotations by Hornhlowcr a Weeks.
Aug o. open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
ATTENTION MECHANICS
EXPERIENCED MEN
WANTED

EXPERIENCED MEN
WANTED
Tool Designers and Craftsmen.
Tool and Die Makers.
Tool Room Machine Hands.
Tool and Gauge Grinders.
Die Sinkers.
Trimmer Die Makers.
Wood and M tai Pattern
maker.
General Machinists.
Production Machine-Hands.
Hand and Automatic Screw
Machine Operators.
Brown and Sharpe Automatic
Screw Machine Operators.
Tin and Coppersmiths.
Power and Hand Bumpers.
Metal Finishers.
Wood Working Machine
Hands.
Sample Body Builders.
Boilermakers.
Armature Winders.
Electric Motor Repairmen.
Engineers.
IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOY-
ED AND ARE SKILLED IN
ANY TRADE, WHETHER
LISTED ABOVE OR NOT,
CALL AND REGISTER WITH
nc
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
FIGIN M TTI:U

TfGiN. nd, AuE % Butter. Hc
bid. No sales Last weeks price. l0fi
B0iAc
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

FOH ~AIt.-aE.sinENCE PROPERTY
SOME SPECIAL BUYS AND TRADES
2-hat 5 rms and bath each $500
50-acre farm. ready 10 move
on .sr....s....s ....... lV,svv
42-Rcre farm. ready TO move
on fsSVV
on DECENTRALIZATION. -. 1' $500
S0-Hcre farm. stock and imp 1880
S2-acre farm stock and imp,
move on ...t..r ....st-..- .lA,VOv
imp. move on .N...r,...'.is.sco
The above farms are all within 20
miles OF Detroit.
EASTERN INVESTMENT MORT
GAGE BOND CO. INC.
Cherry 2234. $40 Cham. OF Com.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

HELL wANTED-wALE
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Boston Copper Stocks

lions by IIornblower Il Weeks.
open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

green hides l9c. No. / cured bulls.
l5c No. green bills. l3c; No.
curead veals Kip 26c: No. green veal
kip. Csc. 40. ! cured murrain. 22c.
No. green murrain. zoe; No. I
cured calf. 35c, 80. / green calf. S3c;
No horse niGcs 81. no horse
hides. Sc 40. tallow. &c; No. :
tallow. 13c 10. No. hides. 1c on
No. 2 kin and calf. / i5c on sheep
skins Zoe go amount wouD. 20c ISl so.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
ron >.lH-ansinENcE PROPERTY

NICE furnished front rooms for rent
chaap.) 81 Park place.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
HOTEL FRANKLIN

NJ Eli + KAN hLlN
Cor Tarned and Bates-sts. Make
your home downtown. convenient
10 business ana theaters. Rooms
s. 90 per week un. Comfort and
service AZ Hotel Franklin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
HEARTS TREATED FREE
BY Or. Franklin Miles, the Great Spe.
ciaIist. Who Sends a $3.50 Treat
ment and New Book Free.

Heart disease is dangerous, hurd-
reds drop dead who could have been
saved Many have been cured after
doctors failed. To prove the remark
able efficacy OF his new Special Per
sonal Treatment for heart disease.
short breath. pain in side, shoulder or
arm. oppression. irregular pulse. pal.
pitation, smothering, putting of ankles
or dropsy, also nerve. stomach and
rheumatic symptoms. DR.. Miles win
send to afflicted persons a $3.50 Free
Treatment. Bad cases usually soon
relieved
s These treatments are the result of
30 years extensive research and re.
markabfe success in treating various
ailments Of the heart. liver. stomach
and bowels, which often complicate
each case. = -7'=+z=
Send FOR Astonishing Reports Of Cures
So wonderful are the results that he
wishes every sick person to test this
famous treatment at his expense. At
flicted persons should avail them
selves OF this liberal offer at once as
they may never have such an oppor-
tunity again Delays are dangerous
No death comes more suddenly than
that from heart disease.
Send for his Heart Book and Two
Pound Free Treatment Describe your
disease. Address, Dr. Franklin Miles.
Dept. HF 12S to 1873 Franklin St, Elk
hart, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
Belgian 4. Lawmakers q l!''l
Want Germans 'E' !. lllIlll. to Fay
Administration Cost

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 1.-THE Echo
Beige belgian newspaper printed
hers. today pnblishes the text Of . pro.
test recently addressed 10 the German
governorseneral in Belgium. in which
Belgian senators ana deputies Of
Brusseiy point out that III addition to
the 90, 100000 francs monthly war levy
by Germany, the belgian budget is
charged with items totAlijng $500. 00e
frdnrs Tor the general German admin
tstrAtton and the administration re
spectivelyi Ut posts, railways and pub
tie works, and 7.0O0. 900 francs for the
cost Of administration and separation
which the country does not desire III
~ 'Tfie protests contend that these
items should fall on the German levy
already referred 20. The s.gnatories
aessft that their protest Is justified in
view 81 the fact that the Germans not
only imposed new taxes Ia 1916,
amounting 10 1880, 900 francs, but
now have established a tax on securi.
ties ri contravention of TIL. Hague
conventton. The protest demands the
removal Of the budget items and also
tire removal OF the new taxes II
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
81 Bill Would Buy
Several DAYS Food %
Half Century Ago

-
Ntty-five years ago Richmond house.
wives could 50 to market With baS.
ket andaa q bin and bling horne
enough provisions to last for several
days. s'it ~ -safs' go e'- ~ i
In 1862. according to quotations pub.
lished IN the Richmond Jeffersonian,
eggs were retailing at fifteen cents 9
dozen. ssssai' Eaa'f r Is ststa 'sit6 - 1
Now the housewife Is fortunate II
she gets them FOR forty cents a2dosen
In tho good old days potatoes were
sellingfaat so and 20 cent . bushel
while now they are $3.50. = -si}FsFs;
TuTnips at 20 cents sbushel. bacon
and sugar cured ham at seven cents,
beans sevcnty-five to one dollar sxi1d
twenty cents . bushel were among
other quotations found In tho publfcar
ton. 't--'-a&r . e af4s ~ s'+4@ 'F@ai'7i'sff
Sugar at nine and three-fourth
cents and ten and onehalf cents waA
the only quotation as high as the pres.
ent day quotation. sis 1a % ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
Revelations of a Wife
~ ADELE GARRISON

self. Dicky and Mr.. Lester. They were
discussing some problem OF their pro
fession, and Lillian Gale. with lhei
fcrcible words and animated gestures
held the centre of the stage. Both
men were listening to her with I'M
doubted respect for her, opinions
They were standing now. and Thought
| could detect III both Of them IN in
patience at my interruption Of thefs
chat. Fsaf @ go # ~ ST.
Ia an armchair in the corner little
Mrs Lester sat as II on a throne. with
Harry Underwood In an attitude Of
exaggerated homage before her. y
falt suddenly out OF 1t MI, lonely,
These people were nothing TO me;
said TO myself. They were not mi
kind. had q sudden Inconsistencies
FOR the quiet rnoriotony of MY life be
fore II married Dfcky.. 7 thought Of
the few social evenings | had spent II
the days before met Dfcky. little din
rers with the principals and teachers
Mad known, when + had been TIE
centre OF things, when my opinionf
had been referred to. as Lillian Gaie't
we're now. F'tf 's '4s'9s = II Z
ITO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
Schmick's Personal
Estate Worth $500

EATON. o.. Dec. 14.-Accordins to
returns made to probate court BY the
appraisers. the personal estate Of the
late Jacob Schmick is valued at d
trifle over $500. g ~tiiis4s
No will or other valuable papers
were found among his personal effects.
Appratsement Of the estate had Just
been completed. The realty comprises
fifty acres Miss Minnie DeCamp. who
is said to have lived in seclusion for
sixteen years In Scnmick's home, was
given $500 BY the aged bachelor when
she left his home i few days before
his death, It is said. Asf II 4Sis
AS yet no suit against the estate has
beep filed BY the woman. The WON.
ans attorney. p. p. Vaughan. states
that Miss DeCamp has year In which
to file any action she may desire. 7'fs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
HOW MADGE QUlETS kATiE-ANC
HOW MN ONDt RWo 6O TN AN
AGES TO plSTNRDs MADoE r.

AOE0 TO p3STNNDt MAD0E
Katie. | wish ron to stop this at
once. You must control yourself y
Katie looked up startled. / had
never spoken in that manner to hes
cNild1ike Temperament to rcslise that
It was tho only way 70 stop her teaTS
= Now, listen to me..'a went on arm,
~. You must stop crying. betlIe your
eyes and be ready + to serve things
when call you g '4- -e
T. had decided not to take Lillian
Gales advice and send Katie to bed on
the pretext Of . toOthac Frank and
Daisy Lester III all probability would
bcour guests ag1in. h Katie remain
ed in my employ she would have ia
see Frank Lester some time. Shl
might as well begin at once. +s
Katie was obstinate. however.
"Oh. Missis Graham, '4she sobbed.
Il told you dot Meester Lestaire he
sc bad man. / 'fraid OF him. / do not
want to see him. ss Hi- sA#f
i walked over to her, took her by
the shoulders and looked at her quiet.
~ for q moment The ruse succeeded.
She stopped crying and looked at me
In amazernent. a#ss- - 's.4 F
Don't be an idiot, Katie" / said,
sharply. @Mr Lester is married. He
bas wife and little baby. His wife
ie with him tonight. He probably has
forgotten all about you, or that he
ever frightened you. He was 3 bad
man, ! know, but he cannot hurt you
now. You are here with me. In my
house. Ifyou obey me ] will take care
OF you.
Katie often surprises me with her
quick changes from sadness to gayety.
She wiped her eyes and broke into one
Of her infectious giggles.
"O.oh =" she said. 'Meestaire Les.
taire he married. Now he have to he
have, his wife she give him good leeck-
ing. I no 'fraid now. l FIX you tinEs.
90 wash face. put powder on, joost
like Missis Underwood" she added,
with an impish grin. ''-
Katie, You must never speak in
that manner OF any guest Of milne. =
! said sternly; but Katie had vanished
into her room, and the reproof was
wasted.
went into the living room and man.
aged to get word aside with Lillian
Gale.
Katie is all right. She will serve
without any trouble. Can you warn
Mr. Lester not to betray by word or
glance that he has ever seen her
before?"
Trust Frank" replied Mrs. Under.
wood sharply. HE could meet his
murdered fathers ghost. II he had one.
without the quiverof an eyelash. But
I'll tell him, anyway. Just for the pleas
ure of letting him know ! am next.
How did you ever manage Katie ?','ii
"Oh, she wasn't hard to manage" I
returned lightly. had purely femin-
inc satisfaction in having reduced
Katie to sanity after Lillian Gale had
failed. She seemed so eminently cap
able in all directions When | came
in to speak to her.I had drawn her
away from a group composed Of her
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-14
Most Recruits Who
Reach Fort Thomas
From Hoosier State

Indiana is doing more than her part
in sending recruits for the army who
are sent 10 Fort Thomas, KY. foI
training. says Wilson ". Tagsart.
Richmond boy. Ia a letter to Sergeant
Wright, in charge OF the Richmond
army recruiting station.
VI Indiana sends nearly seven out OF
every ten soldiers arriving here" Tag.
cart, who enlisted at the Richmond
station, writes ''At the Y NJ. C. A. at
night the only state song that can Be
heard is indiana and believe me