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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 26.-HOGS: Receipts
~. 900; 5m i0c higher: lights Sll.30G no:
pigs 50 25I 1875; mixed and butchers
III. 500 llsb: good heavy ill10G llS6
bulk 3ll.35ffll,S0 CATTLE Receipts
| 500: steady: native beef steers f.60M
II 30; yeariing steers and hrfers $500
II so; cows 81. .50Js76; stockcrs and feod-
ers s5.30Hsbo; Texas quarantine steers
sc. .50U8. 90: prime southern beef steers
t8 00fi 300: beef cows and heifcrs s. 25
1850: prime yesrling steers md heifers
81 50n 900: native calves &600M 1850,
SIIEt.p. Receipts 500: steady to strong
Lambs Sle 75fiiij0 ewes Sc 50Mi0.2j
ypurIinys fll OOTi 225
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan 26.-HOGS: Receipts
$4,000: estimated tomorrow 20 2,000 weak
lOc under yesterdays average; \ bulk
81 30W ll.55. light 3ll.Obmll,5 mixed
tlll0nll,65; heavy Slil5Nll.7O; rough
fll.l5nll.3O; pigs S9.l5G 10 so. CATTLE:
Receipts 1900. estimated tomorrow 500;
steady. native beef cattle &I1bN llJ0;
western cattle T.75Glo,OO: stockers and
feeders &s.00M9 900; cows and heifers 800
Mlo25; calves Ill.0od 1900. SHEEP;
Receipts 1000; strong. wethors &s75D
IL 2h. lnmha ill I'm Ia az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26

Hopkins wife has a fad for all man.
ner OF things sanitary. She came across
an interesting item IN the evening pa
per and promptly communicated it to
her husband
An eminent medical authority" she
said. claims that dentists fingers
carry disease germs"
in that case said Hopkins, there's
but one safe rule to follow-boil your
dentist"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
llV G RPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26.-COTTON Spot
steady. good mddling II Old, mIddllhg
lo9id low middlng l0,73d; sales 5000
including Geo tor speculation and export
Receipts % 900 bales. futures, steady.
January lO.j5d, January February 1854;
February March lQj2d: March April
10 sad April May l0,50d; May-Juno
I o sod; June-July i0.i6d July August
lOtd: August September -l0lid, Sep
trmber- October 99id. October Noyem-
her ssOd November December s,3d,
December January s70d, January -Febrn-
AIRY 9.6Id.
Weekly statistics: Total forwarded TO
mills so. 600 bales. American $1,000,
stock Sj2 900, American 10000, imports
l5l 600. American III 900. exports 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
MAIDEN
OFFERS SELF AS
WAR SACRIFICE
Girl Suffers InocuIation TO
Test Infection Remedy,

LONDON, England katherine Mary
Davies is hcralded throughout England
today as the greatest heroine in the
European war,
Other Women Heroines
France is proud OF Emeinne Morean,
Belgium OF Edith Cavell, Austria Hun
gary Of Sister Stcphanie," Russia OF
Zoya Smirnov, women, who, they say,
distinguished themselves more than any
man in the interest OF their country.
But the heroine whose name will go
down in European history as the name
OF Molly Pitcher is recorded in Amer
lean history, is Mary Davies, who
risked her life not on the battlefield,
but in the little Ris-Orangeis hospital
in France
Miss Davies has won her place in
history by saving lie, not destroying
it. Two acts stand out in her life
Prevents Infection.
She perfected a system of ster,li1ing
the dirst-s,ained, germ-filled soldiers
uniforms to prevent infection OF
wounds This has saved thousands Of
lives.
Then she risked her life to test a
newly-inven,ed antidote for the deadly
gaRgfeHe poisoning that resulted from
German gas bombs.
Edith Cavell was martyred, shot by
the Germans on a charge Of being a
spy.
Emeienne Moreau, l7-year-old hero
inc of Loos," killed five Germans sin.
gle handed
Zoya Smirnov OF Russia served in the
trenches.
Sister "Stephanie, Countess Ste.
phanie Lonyay spent fortune for war
widows and orphans,
Saves Many Lives.
And Molly Pitcher OF revolutionary
war fame, manned gun, at which her
husband had been shot, to keep off the
British.
But no heroine, until Miss Davies
came along, did anything directly 70
save the lives OF the soldiers at the
front Sterlliring soldiers uniforms
was big enough
Now comes what is called the biggest
thing woman has ever done in the
war.
DR. TAYLOR OF the American hospital
IN France, had been working on an
antldote Tor the deadly gangrene poi.
soning that entered the body of soldiers
exposed to the fire of German "a,
bombs lie had tested it ON rats and
other small animals, but he had TO have
a human volunteer TO be sure OF the
antidote's eiieo, on a person.
lnoculsted Herself.
Miss Davies heard of DR.. Taylor's
want. Silently, without telling anyone
about her plans, she inoculated herself
with the deadly poison aud called for
DR., Taylor.
She was his first human subject and
she voluntarily staked her lie on an
experiment Ga
DR. Taylor injected his an,idote,
solution of hydrochlotide OF quinine.
Twenty -four hours later. Miss Davies
arose from a stupor, positive evidence
that DR. Taylor's an,idote will save
thousands of soldiers who will be sen,
in the future to inhale the deadly gan.
CREME gas of the Germans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
Fight Over Woman
Results in Death
of Hobart Negro

HOBART. Okla. Jan. 26--(SeeciaD
Bud Fletcher. negro, shot by Ed
Henson, another negro, in an alterCa-
tion two miles south OF Roosevelt early
Sunday morning. died a, Free Town"
the negro section of Hobart, at 10
o'clock Wednesday night The two ne
groes quarreled over Carmic Smith, A
negress. and when Fletcher attacked
Henson with stick he shot him
through the abdomen with 44-caibcr
revolver, it is said. A charge OF muir
der has been filed against Henson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
PrOduCe-- Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-BUTTER: High
er; creamery 3ihG37h. EGGS: Higher
receipts 1870 cases firsts t0rQfc. or
dinary firsts $50 3gc at mark, cases In
81 cars. unchanged. POULTRY: Alive
higher fowls 20hc; springs lS1sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
Farmers Union to Reorganire

B, Phillips, state organizer for the
Farmers union is in Hobart and has
called massmec,ng to organize
locals in all parts OF kiowa county.
The union fourished here several years
ago, but interest waned and the locals
one hv one surrendered their charters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
PEOPLE

can have nice, long, straight hair by
using Exelento Quinine Pomade, which
is Hair Grower, not kinky Hair
remover You can see the results by
using several times Try a package.
Price 2Sc by mail on reoeip, OF stamps
or coin Agents wanted everywhere
Write for particulars Exelento Medi.
cine Co, Atlanta, Ga.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 26-BUTTER
Creamery. 3ac; firsts SIC; seconds 3sc
EGGS Flrsts, a1c. POULTRY; Hens
l9c; roosters. i2hc: turkeys, 25c, fO'
TATOES: Firm. 81 tl95U7OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2e-SUGAR: Raw.
unsettled centrifugal. 4S9c; molasses,
1902: refined, quiet; fine granulated, f7bc,
Sugar futures were steadier on covering
and little buying by trade interests,
At noon prices were to points higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
.$$;'' $' RAILROAD EMBARGO WEAKENS WHEAT PRICES
Outside livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 2s.-CAT-
TIE, Receipts $500; strong; steers $3.50
q $50 HOGS: Receiptn 1000. slow. bulk
NO. l6n II 90, SHEEP: Receipts 100.
steady. lambs Si2509 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
RECEIPTS LOW
r At MARKET HERE
Only Few Hundred Head Of
Cattle Are Received,
ToDAY'S RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--An active and stronger mar
ket was had in the local cattle division
today. with the mid week advance being
IN full effect. Receipts continued light.
but $50 head showing up. Considering
the size OF the supply It was beefy nf-
fair. Packers getting severaleloads OF
ted beeves at prices ranging IsS5G950,
Jackpot made up the bulk OF the days
butcher supply and the market wi~
steady. odd lots OF cows brought &6
67.b0 and heifers s775TS5O Gamers
and cutters sold S. asa 500 and bulls
around 800. Stocker trading was un-
changed, strong weight yearllngs selling
1.7bQ7.25 Calf market was nominal
Closing Quotations.
Prices Of the various grades OF cattle
are approximately as follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
ST, LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 26. 26.-POULTRY. Hens,
l6c springs, lsc: ducks. lie; turkeys,
2ic, ducks l2Glsc: geese, l3c. But
TER: Creamery, SIC. EGGS, 37hc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY Jan 2s-WHEAT;
Lower No 2 hard {lssh a ls9; No.
red tlSbMl.s9 CORN. Unchanged to hc
lower; No. mixed 99c; No. white 9gc;
No. yellow 99h g99hc, OATS isc
lower: No. 2 white 67A M5sc; No. mixed
SIC RYE: KAFIR and MILO XAIZE;
80 hlGtp 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-WHEAT: No.
red tlSSN0is9h; No. hard. nominal
CORN No. yellow fl.0lisn l0?t. OATS
Standard 5Sn q soc BARLEY: HOoU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 26.-WHEAT: LowerI
No 2 red 81 92Ql,93; No. 2 hard 81 20.
CORN: Steady, No. 2 si0l No. 2 white
81 O?is OATS Steady, No. SIC; No. .
white, nominal. RYE: Steady, No. ilt6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26

HOGS--A decidedly slow market was
had In the hog division around western
outlets today. Locally II was nn rN-
tremely slow session the hulk OF the 1900
head making up the fresh supply being
In first hands at the noon hour. Pros
poets were for n weak to in loc lower
market with best kinds selling around
$ll.35 and bulk SlO.So and up. Figs and
stocker hogs sold SS00n900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
LEAD AND SpELTER.

change quotes lead 500 bid, spcltrr,
firm, spot East St Louis delivery ~ bid.
At London, lead $50; npelter G52, l6s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26

He i, Albert Finkler, a wealthy young
student from Milwaukee, and is taking
the part of "Madge leading role
by the way-in Green Stockings" a
Cap and Bell play at Williams college.
Critics who have seen the show say
that he is a great discovery "He is a,
good as Eltinge," said an enthusiastic
Williams man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
REFINED FAMILY rUEArER.
The MET,10c

Friday -BaturdAy-On the screen. AiioS
Burke In Gloria" On the s,ase--Dainty
Barbara Lsons Ksins and company-ssvsnth
successful week. In 'rhs Child Of Fsts."
pleasing piaylst. complete In one act Also
tons wo!lds greatest mystery act. And aiso
the brightest, biGasst act Of the year, 8~or
Brothers Melody Men. and the Minstrel
morning. from 10 II. the Psndistons will
siNe special matinee for both men and
women, Privsts reading to all present. Ad-
mission ioc to special matinee SEATS on sale
at box office, limited 10 800. buy now Come
any hour. 10, II or II 40
sunday-E. n. sothern In An Enemy 10
the King" Really . great picture.
"Fsir 10 lAbos''-sis- -Ptecs OrehsstrN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26

LONDON, Observation-Disclosures Mary
Davies is hcraded throughout England
today as the greatest heroine in the
European war
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-05
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Matches fan b. eaiffptpoffd ~ aipt
ping them in mniifd rHfaiiyn
Toania courts made nf rlNIef nave
been invented 81 an LnHilrhfnan
A uafrnf han been glauicl ipf an
Electrically illuminated tffhnit
Of germHH lhVtufipn 50 900 e'ftiff
naaburhi cuufalnsd SO . aafrn faHH
aiaRe hsh beta lnvtnted fpr Hr
rsfsif deirfnininE thf amount ~
moisture in lumber
4 tsn Hhrflei HgfnmphIio ihat
hslnnftd BOB rffUsfpuf hae n'nN In.
vented n5 nunalau nnniHfn
AImouRh musf VI tHe CITIES Boo iH
mh hatt good mHtnaiHe mDiffH aftU0
pHylna a practically mtnDeh bog nl
empire
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-05
PERSONAL MENTION

N m..... ..
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uYst... MINI. ~. d, r
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-05
For Burning Eczema

Greasy sthts end clniwcnts shrll nv
~ spsiei Il ge.si cicu sksa 8 wsniol
Whcn arpiici 80 cinectcd Il eaeCuecly
tc'noVcs cezcrla, ANS klN s,cfs hehre. af',i
heals ssin trounirS also sortrs. huns
WOUNDS and chahng L penctra,rs. cieanxrs
snd s.sotfcs 9c1io IS a clean. dcpcptaisc
and inexpensive. Fscnssfagine. ansiacpfie
h2u'd Try u. as NC telicVe netting Sca
have ever USED Is as elective Ani satisfying.
ne XIV, Ssss 60. Slsvs.As@, v -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-10-05

Made entlrelf ~ metal q new wise
for wnodworkers can BE- sccurcJ a. ANY
aaEic ~ which u may be dealred a.
use i.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
STOCK MARKET
RE MAINS QUIET
Entire List Shows Downward
Tendency, But Under
tone Is Firm

NEW YORK. pec. 1.-The New
York Evening sun financial reyie"
today said:
Outside OF some spectacular liqui-
datlon among the ordinarily inactive
high priced shares In both the rail
and iudu trial lists t6day's STOCK
mmke, was quiet
I'm The late afternoon. the whole
list yielded 10 general pressure.
rhat the situation has grave Gle.
ments ia not 10 be gainsaid. perhaps.
hut il BE- saying much for the tech
nical position OF the market nc thla
time that It's undertone remains irm
"At The opening indusirials We're
higher and rails were lower. In the
first hour there was some scliing
uressure. which affected the special
Ties mainly The general industrlals
suffered only fractionally Tho rails
were broader altho not weak. In the
l9~t hour pronounced weakness pre-
vailed and reactions OF two 10 four
points werc general
"Thr cause Cf the movement was
attributed 10 the cumulative effect
uf talk ID high places about me dan
rpr of German drive on The west
front
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
POR ton OF
BANDITS s.
LOOT found
Police Get S2,425 Stolen
From Collector; Make
Five Arrests

Detectives have recovered S-,l01
IN cash and 1925 D checks OF me SS.
s25 taken Monday morning az tho
point of rUolverz by four bandits
in q touring car al Fourth ana Can
feld.ayc@ from q. W. Meldrum, coll
lector for The chain of smith stores
Four men ana "A woman are undor
arrest 10 connection with tho rob.
hery rwg of ltcm. William warren
sky. 2 years old. ana Fred Clark.
% have been identified by Meldrum.
whilo Edward kiley ana Joseph
Clark brother of Fred. at, beins
held Cor iUyes .iu9fiou. os SIS The We
man who O. Marie ls being withheld.
Fred Clark drove tine bodup car.
said Moldrum Tho collector bad
taken The Saturday receipts from "a
of the g. stores ON his route when
held up
Tho robbery had been planned a
long time ln ADVANCE Persons Ca.
milar with thr collection system
had staged Dec affair If is believed
Medium was followed rom he time
ne started Until the thieNes believed
he had an amount large enough Ju
suit their demands
Detectives C'Gady and Wilson
made the drst arresL They had been
furnished e J,.cr.pf ior of the fOU
mon and spotted Warensky as be
was walking along Hrush-st, near
CirafiOr-aTc ~ was ON his person
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

scattered Lhru jifc apartment tittt
found Kloy hiding behind g door a
revolver Was found in "a bureau
drawer Ie-epl Clark was found iu
another apartment
Several raids were conducted iU
various sections of the otis iu CON
necuon with the rohber, and nearly
dozen mon were afre ed. bur 0nl"
the four mcn and tnc woman have
been implicated so far The rest OF
tho catch IA composed of rogcs. gun
men and other llko character Lrrm
tho cost and west an win be-
"nupged" and held pending irvesti
cation Lieut. or Detectives Eeit
and William Coed lcd one raidirg
party which ucttcd tho police four
Wellkuown crooks
Chief of detectives toy compt
mented the officers for Jho QuicMcss
with which tho bandits wcrc round
cd up.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
LIGHT CAR
FOR RAILS.
FORD PLAN
Auto Maker Says Pres
ent Freight Equip
ment lis Too Heavy

NEW YORK, Dec 12 Lighter
railroad equipment and unified
transportation system viii solve
Americas railroad problem. Henry
Ford declared Tuesday IN state.
ment 90 thc New York Evening Mail
Ford asserted shat steel OF great
strength but much less weight could
be used by The roads 10 reduce op-
Grating costs
The freight car weighs az much
as fhe load it carries said Ford.
Generally IL travels tWO.thirds tuIi
and comes back empty Passenger
trains weigh 30 20 l50 times as much
as the passengers in them.
Ford declared the banking inter
csts that control railroads arc $50
busy figuring on profits that thoy
don't know what aiis thelr own
transportation systems.
Railroad management requires
technically trained men who know
how 90 run engines. dig tunnels and
design better equipment -111-
"Thc railroad situation is lifc n
man who has been so busily oneaE
cd for go years in king on mo
model OF new invention that he
does not see hat Is guing on. NOW
he looks up only 10 hnd that his
model is out of date and not good
enough
"Thc United States needs one uni.
Icd railroad system tying together
ali parts OF The country
Thru tho proxy system control OF
our railroads has passed largely to
bankers living in New York and 9th.
or large Cities
Ford said that four-hfths Of a rail
road work today is hauling the
dead weight OF It's own equipment
and that frequent rate Increases 20
protect stocks and bombs would not
relieve the situation
lie declared that concrete high
ways aould be built So trucks and
autos con take over he short haul
work which uCW corgcsts railways,
that supcrauous I..' ines be climl-
natod 3Il parts or the country tap
ped b. railroads and both passenger
and freight rates reduced.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
Marriage Licenses

Euscn u Koester. 2s. Detroit, Ider
Sherf 2b same.
JOHN ~ llagcu. %, Detroit, Lillian
r. kadlitz. 25 same.
Harry E. Rasmussen. "a, Detroit,
Nyrtls a smith o. quincy
Christ Thorseu 1S Detroit; Elise
IIrlufcN. 36 same.
Edward Lrwapdcrsl,i. 20, Detroit,
Minnie FRASER. IT, ycUe.
Edward CourtWright. 80. Detroit.
Ida schroeder 20 same
N3rl puyard -N. Edison, o. Lena
BaNfcr. a. Mt. Gtlaed, -.
trcderici' r. Stcpp. 26. baltimore,
Frnucca d.. LegEett is, Detroit
Alfred D.. fuhrman. ~. Ecoroe Ma
ric i..tnurueau. ~ River Rouge.
Hartley Studloy, a. Detroit Mar
carrt Apcl i8. same
Walter q. Sage 49,, Detroit; Erma
e. HarriS. p. game.
hlh'rt F Koch 2l. Detroit. LuVolla
sctbert, s. same
lyde j Thompson. a. Detroit; As-
nos ID Johr, a. same.
Norman Kristoh. %. Detroit, Jennie
Mont0ny, 49, same.
Iutrick r. O'Hara. 90. Detroit. Mar
vel B Grace. "a. same
Joss Thompson. a.. Detroit, Sarah
I.aVaruway. 35, Chicago.
Bosko thovich. ~. Detroit. Annie
kuTuhar. % same.
William Sheldon ~. Detroit; Sarah
E Washburn. 43, same.
PrintinE-thc plum neat kind--th7t
~ -.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
HOUSE VOTE
MONDAY ON
0DV MRTInEl
Dhf Nh tiUN
If Amendment is Pass
ed, States VIII
Decide

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.- The na-
hona prohibition amendment 20 the
constitution viii come up for con-
sideraton ia tho house next Mon
day under unanimous aEreciHenc
reached by the house Tuesday.
record vote also Is planned liy
house leaders.
Passage OF the amendment by a
twothirds house majority viii place
the question up 90 the states, tiie
senate having passed the amend
mont at the last session.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
Livestock
MIrHIGAN CENTRAL sToCkYARDs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCkYARDS
DETROIT. nee. Il-Cattle: Mar
kDt steady best heavy steers, $40
mt1.5O. best handy weight butch
or steers. SS.5VWs6n, ulN.d steers
and hclfers. S1b1WSG0. handy
HIGHT butchers. SIS son light butch
ers. SGnG.5o. best COWS s1us butch
er COWS. Sg25HC.1b. common COWS
g5-5ti6 cauDors. SHb0n g. best heavy
buils. s150GtS bologna bulls {G.p9d
2 stock bule $500 ESQ. feeders.
s. 80 q so; stockers. sfh 90. milk
cTs and springers s6OW too Veal
calvga Market steady best grades
&i4f1f5n. others S60tf Shrep and
lambs Market steady: best lambs
SIG 55NfIT. fair lambs. &lh.7S n ! rs.
light to-cummon lambs Sl4N 15t fair
To good sheen. $9.U0ufO. cuii and
common $50 so Hogs Market
steady mix-d. Sl71i1.5o; pigs. $l5.9G
Ff 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

state OF Michigan. County or Wayne,
ae iu- the Probate court FOR r1it
County JuFculn Division. AT a seF-
Sion ~ snid court held at the cours
room in tae city OF Detroit on the
bth day ~ bcCcm bcr A. d. 11A4--
rrrsaut Hon. Henry e. Hubert.
IN ~ ~ Probate. Ia the natter %
Au4ast PittrawA<i, alias Petcrs Au-
fhgny pilfInMAkI-- alias efere. Frank
Bieruat Is Kenneth stevens Catherine
Elizabeth DeLonE. Bernics Eustnn.
Edwin Jackson, alias Jennings J0-
ent and neglected children. COM
plants having been made ~ tbs
court alleging that August FiotroW-
sli alias r. Patcrs. Anthony liotrDW-
ski alias Peters Frank Biornat <cu~
meth stevens. Catherine Ehza hftn
peLong. Bcrnice Huston, Edwin Iact-
son. alias Jennings Joseph hiefsf~
n0wwIi are neglected and dependent
children within The meaning of the
statutes of this state, and praytn
that said children Doe approheude1
and brought before this court tq
answer said complaints. and thpn aut
there he dealt with in relation 70 ms
public interests and the interests rs
said children mav requires - ls ore
dcred that the third day az January,
a. D. 1918 AT . O'Clock In the fore
noon at said court room, be appoint.
Cd FOR the hearing of the rnatters
alleged IN the said petitions. And y
Vs. further ordered tnnt copy ~
this order be published three suce
cessive weeks previous to said tfn
az hearing 300 Detroit Tunes, newee
paper printed and circulating ia thh
said county NJ WAYNE
HENRY $ HULBEnT.
Judge of Probate.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
EAsr RurrALo LrvrsrocIl

LAST BUFFAIO. y. =. Dec IT-
Cattle. Receipts. 1900. market slow
steady. prime steers. $50 ia-
butcher grades. 891J2 COWS. ~ 80.
calves. Receipts 300 market active,
steady cuU to choice S5ueh0
sheep and lambs. Receipts. 1000
market active. 1Qc lower. choice
amh4. sla25n 0IS.45. Gull 70 fair
8l3TtE ycarilngs. s13015; sheep. So
rt1225.
Hogs. Receipts. $500. market ar-
tive. 25c higher ON hCavios. yor Sor7
sfIH1S S25. pigs ST., MIXED. sfSI
ftc hcnvy. sfS2501S 4o rou4At
Si65GWl7 stays. $1At00
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
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CLEVELAND, Dee ll. hUEs fto~
ccfpta. 700ot market roc lower work.
cre and mixed, $40, mediums.
sif 90. pigs. SIS. rouEhs. fi6 STAYS.
sIf,-r Cattle Receipts. 30 ears
market steady sheep and lamb
Gercipfa. cars. market strong,
top $3.50 calves. RecClptF oho.
steady. Top. 2Ig
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

The annual meeting and oShlbt
ton ~ the Maine state Poultry a..
sociauon Ulli open today in Port
land
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
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NEW YORK. Dec Butter
Ffrmcr, receipts. a.eT1. creamery OK.
t.a f4nfgiAC. CrrnulcrN special
market Jnn b0 ~. state dairy tubs
gfWfFfac. imitation creamery hrafs
normal EH4A-l-4fu4 fe-r--fr-7. =. 900.
nearby htfe fancy. fiu eec nearby
fufVfd fancy. $50 5Jc. fresh drsfs. 5i
I'd hHa
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
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TOLEDO. Doc. Ii.--HoEs Receipts.
irht. market strong heHvies. 81 81
UfTG0. mediums sIT40H Hi1.fh. vorIt-
cr4. Slgd 1880. good pigs Sf5 a0n 9
calves steady. Sheep and lambs.