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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-24

lieve that all that is necessary is TO
put in an appearance at the Board OF
Commerce in order to obtain a job.
This Is not the case and was not the
intention of the board when the plan
was launched. We have no jobs TO
give out, but we are working along the
following lines:
"First--We are working with De-
troit manufacturers and employers 10
create more opportunities for work
for persons deserving 1t. A good many
employers of labor had started this
system before the board took it up and
the board officials do not want TO
take the credit for the origination OF
the plan. We have. however, received
cordial cooperation in almost every
instance where we have appealed for
help along this line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-24

"second-we areczSdentifying De
troit workmen. whM we find that an
applicant for work is bona fide resi-
dent we give him red card. This
doesn't mean that he will be given
lob solely because he has such card.
IL does mean, however, that he VIII
be given preference over workmen
without II and therefore, presumably
from other cities.
"Third-We are obtaining work
directly only for men who are able 10
show that they have families depend
ent upon them who are In desperate
need of help. An investigating COM
mittee from the board Is making
thorough canvass Of all such cases re-
rorted TO Us and we have been able
TO take care OF all whose stories We
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-24

have found, upon investigation, to be
true.
We desire 10 correct the 'mpres-
sion, apparently prevalent among the
unemployed that we are giving jobs
TO whoever applies for them"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-24
B. OF c. TELLS HOW
IT AIDS JOBLESS|
simply Trying to Create New
Places for Unemployed"
Says Bulletin

To correct erroneous impressions
as to the manner in which the Board
OF Commerce is aiding the unemploy-
ed the following statements was given
to The Times Wednesday:
"A good many persons seem &c be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Andrew Anesr4nu. 81; Patio Angels

Andrew AlIesrlna. %; Patio Angela.
sam Deagan, "a. Anna Coban, Is
Roger Morrison. 81. Bryan, Tex
Frances Weadock, %. Detroit
Frank kaltz, &c Sault ste. Marie.
Marion Floyd. "a. Detroit
Jake sweet -: Mollie Mandel, 10.
Fred Jones. pa Anna McClaren, 80
Albert DeTonnay. %. Detroit. Wini-
fred Ferens, 20. New Jersey
Harold Dear %. Orion; Belle Lane.
william Levine. 20. Lena schrenzeL
%
Francsis Roliu. Mariana. Ark Ina
Il Rayworth. "A, Dearborn.
Howard n. Halle, 20; Helen NJ Scott,
~
Joseph Billings &c Shason. Pa;
Pearl Cough, -. Detroit,
Harry hravitZ, 30 Rosie neSker %.
Albert schmidt, 40; Virginia Havens,
Iohn Bach. "a. Mary Downing. 40.
Robert Bone, 81 Mollie Mason. 20.
Albert Ramey IS; Katherine saun-
Norris Love. %; Helen. Johnson. II.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refur~ money IL
IL fails TO cure. h. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box 25c.-Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

gSithrer unO uOllit0noig gcldhmt, 10
oaB er itGnOig i'm Scbuinnbl iiecn iuio
aif Ger StraBe in ciner S0titc sc.
iragcn rcrocn miibtc. Gr battc Sc
leecnbeir, Sic lurae NliB Sulia Gma'
m 81 iebeil mo uerlicDtc iih iierb-
lid) in lie. @on oicieu Gage al lieB
cr iid ieocn @1orgen in ieiucr Sdnitc
Tor oa5 %ilbaeihait trGScn. I'M ci-
ncu GorluanO 3u ldugcreu @lau0c.
rcicu nit Der ih0uen 8ertdnicriu 81
bo6en, fouite cr gauge 1uBcnoe BON
Uameubiitcr Die cr Damn an oie or.
men Dl0oden Ger Stoot pcrihentte.
Gas Sora cnoete nit elmer Neiratb,
imO DliB Sllia Guar1 puroc i'm
,Sabre 1896 2a0D ,Sulia 9u0cocn.
Die Gbc mar iebr aliidlih. I'm Sabre
1900 ieaHctc 2oro 2YpcOcu oaS 3cit-
lac. Gr biutcrIieB iciucr 6rau icin
aanjcs @erinoaen ons ami neHr ais
3ebn 9lillioncn Collars gci11st iunr-
Sc. Tic %ittoc 500 lid bon Ger @clt
5iriid mo lebic aNi cincn Snlolic,
cas Tie uoa ibrcm Satten 0eer0t
hate bio I'M Sobr, 1908 geneloct
wurSe, oob lie lid nit cinepl icbr
rci2cu ihoiliiAcn 2Iriitrofratcn ucr.
io6t hnhc 9u eiunr ,r,rilcr She
idlcBung fam es icood nic1t,, Oic
@crlobing mliroc ans unbcfonnt 9c.
tlicbenru 0riiuoen ouige1oben sir
Sa0D SDueoea mar ols ein aroBer
sdmeri. Monate loH1 iiirhleien
idre 5reanoc, oob sic GnrionidJana,
Sic tie erlittrH hoitc. tie lratniinuia
noneu riir6e 9}nal l1nacr ihpsrrr
Avaut6eit ivur0c lie irieocr bcrGcs
ilelli; ie iiibrie aber felt oicicr 3eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

gen 6eueripcbr, oaS @o6nbous Gel.
bus 5u retten.
Sroncn cr6ebcn Yroteit gr.
aen NhttunOcn.@ cicS.
@ier5ia 9lr6citerinneu nit 6rl.
Coma Garter (odltcr oes iriibercn
9lmoes 9RoriGoaS 9euiS i. Gar.
ter bon 6rcOerif, 92O. iuclhc POO
9IrDcitrrinuen BON 6rcoericf reprGicu.
tirtcu, cricbicncn om @}ontoa 9lbcno
Dor Der Sreocrid panOelsbeb0r0c mo
proteltlrtcn Negcn oas Dor scr Segis
latnr 5cfnOlide 9Ihtihnoeu @eice
fir 5roicu nit ser 9cgriinOlng,
Oab oicicS 0icicb sic 9Ir6eitcrinnen
uod)cntlid) nm cincuCoacslo6n br:n.
Gen miiroc. ric 9cboroc beihlob
ooraut cine Delegation nod Nh.
nopoliS 81 icnoeu imO sic MoBnoG.
lie ST 6ctdnpicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

Sin Scrr mar nit cincnl oltcn 81
ihcr bcfonnt, Scr Inn oil ieOem erlten
0cs W2onots eincn prdd)tiaen Sods
6rodte lnO ooiiir Elm itattli6esSrint'
ael0 er6ielt. GineS Ntorgens mar
ser Serr iebr beIdGitiet, ino olS ihnl
ser olte Wtonn oen 2ohs brodte be-
oanfte cr ii1 eilig uno urbeitete mel.
ter oil ieincm 4ult. @r botte oas
Srinfeelo pergeiieu. Der Slider 80
aerte einen Nloment, rdiiipertc iidl
in6 iaete: n9ittc, Cir, iino Sic oodl
10 freunOlid mo Qe6en Sic mir es
itriftliH. OoB i9 Oiesniol Gin Srnit.
gclo befommen bnbe, ionit Oenft mel
ne ,Sroit itb bate es pertrnfen.... "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

por $4,000 jugeiollen lit SEEMING,
Der nit icincr 9ddcrci biS6er weuiS
Griol9 5u pcrBciducu bate, miro
iel6it nod) Gcutihlaho reiien un iei-
he Grbiddit III Gmpiang 81 nebmen.
&lei0crprciic cinNc-
flemmt.
n. u. z. @ieIman cin @criidc.
rinas 9lgcut uou Nogcrstomn. W0..
ipuroc BON iciner Srau i'm Solb9(por-
temeut6ouS betuuBtlos in elmer alei.
OerprcIie ouigeiuuOen imO 6efinoet
iicb iebt in fritiidem 3uitanOe. 9uS
Srou Spiclmou 0ic Sbiire Der alei-
Oerprciic oiinctc, ficl ibr @lom be.
uuBtloS aus oerielbcn mo 9hi
0ron0 i6nl ais Dem 9iinOe
9obn Gcicllidoft 0c-
luiunt Gon0emnis
runQSflogc.
9idtcr Gobcrt 81 Goilu pon Olar-
tiuS6ura, @.-%o., cutidlicO om @on-
ta0 oeu GouOcnluirlngs-Fro5cB oer
g2iliamsport. Ncblc and 9lortin3.
bnra Hoilpop So. acgen bic Ston.
0arO Simc ono Stonc So. 5u @lm.
iicn Der @o6n @cieGidoit ScBterc
lit cine 9ronhc Der @citcrr Olaru.
lono 9o6n. Gic ncuc Sinir wiro
Wlortins6ura nit @illiomsport per.
binoen. Gic StouoarO Simc opo
Stouc So. rcriudtc, DER 9a1ngclciI-
idoit ooS @cgcredt iiecr i6r Gigen.
tbun 5u ucriuci8ern.
a6mpftnnl 6reilollung
pon8rou Giomopo. D..
Srou GQo 6. Wlc9l0oms erlnmtc
0lihter &enoerion in Cumberland,
Mo- nm ciueu 0o6eoS Corpus ? BE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

ic5l, I'M Die 1Sreilaiilng bon 6rau
Margorct Ciamono, Satin bon e.
3. Gimnono. circs 3ndcuuaoren.So-
6rifautcn, 5u cripirfeu ipeIHe nnd
ihrer 9Inaabe imgercd)ter @eiic I'M
SplOou Slctrcot feitoebolten miro.
Ger Hidter iebtc ein @erb6r oiif 0cn
fl. 6c6ruar ieit Die 6rou wurOc
an elm 3cugniB ser 9oftoreu 6. ..
GIoubroot mo So6u q. 2ittlciielo
pcacn mac6li6cr Gciitcsitpddc an
leetcn Sauiita9 nod Der 9Iuitolt ge-
bradt
GrbGltniit 20 &o6rcu Oos
@nmolts &otcnt.
S5r. 9l. 6. N2cainnis, pclNer I'M
9utcr bon 65 Sohrcn nit Dem Stil'
Oum Der &cdtsluiiicnidait bc9aui
wuroc acilcru DOM 9lppeQotionS.Sc'
ridt in 9(uuapolis SIR 9lnuoltSpra-
ris 5uacloiicn. 6r Nlcgiunis, mel
der icBt i'm 20. Sc5cnSlobrc ltebt IT
@crtroucnS Glcrf Ser aobcritcn
Stootaerit6tsbouf BON Baltimore; 81
mar pielc Sabre long Srfrctdr ser
@os-N -Nsicuidloit.
AR iibleobQcbronHt
Gurh cinen oeieftcn &anin ents
itouo aeiieu 5i iriibcr @oracnitim-
oc in Der Nliblc uon 9luluitnS g.
SelbD 5u Goper 0oiuoro Gointu
Gin 9rono. Der bic S(nloge eindidlcr-
te. Ger angcritietc SMooen, Der olIf
5000 seidl1tt iuiro lit rir 5um
Ebcil 0urtb Geriicberins ocoedt. Iic
@1i6Ie mar crit fiir5Iid1 ungebaut
nn0 nil neuer @1oidjincric oeriebcn
morOen 9lur utter BEN groBten gln.
ltrcnglIngeu 0eloug eS ser irenuilli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

9liiS 9onoon miro bcriHtct. 9aoD
SSiIlia SpDe0cu lit om Sonuor III
oas @loller ser orincn &lariiiiincn
5u GOin9bur1 cin9clretcn. Gieie
fiirjc 9ladlridjt rllit cinen mcrhuitr.
niger Nomon oencn 'Seloin So0n
9Dpcocn lvor, ms WcOddtliB 5uriit
Gle Sao0 lit oud noM bciue, 100 lie
50 Sabre ali it, cine icbr biibihc
1rou. Nor iicb5e6n Sohrcu 1icB lie
ciuiaA @liB Eilia Gniaru imo mar
Ycrtiuferin in cinon fiisocihait
oas iid III ciner Gil Ser 3iotliie
frrllar0's eelesener Stdoi befon0.
Gincs 11seS lain III oieie .Stnas Ser
olie 40r5 2p0eoer Ger 0amalS ~
Sabre 5dbIte; er mar tiuoerloier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Scn ' Snncfcn WlarpIanO's nnO
y" anoren5cnOcn stouten.
an acn $4,000 2 d a.


u pO O,UOO z 6 a.
3luei Oencriot.
BON ,n;.q Sqq0eneriobfIaQcn in Sobc
@criftt ttlull'Inen $4,000 iplrocn inn
BERT ia 6reOcrid. Nl6,, BON s9u'
eoanoor21,'u S6auipicIer mo
0o@'DSis,,'Il lmO Scicn ', ;yrall .selcm elem
cincn " W ocacn G6os. (. s. gornn
inns oeos, o%s,rlnOciocnt6ums SamOlcr,
@56egIr6Ssr.il 'Sre0. O6cnocrfcr, cimcn
tIaate gu,;0lcr, "'. o cinecrcidt. Gc.phinq
unS ieina' Tu' S'3o5Ilma bon $4,000
S25,ooo '' Drau aui gc,oblllna bon
stoSrno. 81 @crbirOuno nit Ser
Scttbi~ lostloge gem6brtc gPi6ter
1oIts6eicSs'r0 oen aIdocrn cinea Gin.
ctcnO,rg;goll. ourdl pcId,en g)onna lmO
bon so,'sl 4 yllcftcn Oes Qaurcs weIdc
iGlooY YSS,'la Sa, lmO 00cnorrier' rnit {'ssg. Sc.
idric6c',, ,'eat mo 5um @crfollf ousoe.
shtifeI n,, ,OlirOen. SIT ucraufcrn. Sic
StoSSoS Sr'oell el ous eiucn Sonic sn
0owniS~. 9''99tS acnommcm. lpeldcS
incr co,,s.a'lO ~ l'lO ieine Grou lcbtcnsonl.
on 0o5 :, up'l'cn- ,Srml 1obnino oi6t
oonf ~; y ~ oon Der @lpcrspiIIe. Spor.
Oericr i, elllen bon Donna Il. Sbeu.
telnO SoS' SoSlIrtcn @cbicI $500 bora.
ocut6,n", "'B lle oonn pcri6nIidcS 81.
6cbanntr"Va rV'r 5n iieacn. IS mirS mn,
telcots,,Sas, OaB oicIc Ser NIT @cidln@ ,.'l,
lOorcn Vcea'nltdnOc ni6t pcrpfSnSct ir',,4
eo5nton 9r. mo ;5ron S9mnina laliy01
StaoSoe e't luebrcrcu Sobren al
Ten iio w, w. %a5rcnO oicirr kill mn.
aen c6oIi% T1@ 'lnem 6ricOenSri&tcr ne.
ODER nio~ i',@er 3miitiafcit0l. ,peIdbc
oieier @'". SOer aciacIcat lunrocn. @ci
ous. Sci" o''e9cnReit :. iicatc cs ii6 her.
,"Veip ~. IVY NuQr Orclnlal hcl-
goano ,o'ES y'e5'n Ger 3ur0cumo pol,
sSnr,i@l.loaaa6mc5cicb6i' 6i'"' fir Sr'" sIoo sU@
6ron.s'1gc Dor.
'a Ycnniuatom oc.
Sn b.s... ltorbcn.
II 6oloa 9'oGS ,I sltcr BON SO ,,oOrcn if
IN Vcur'il,l.cs r'llcs sdloaouioles ,5ronf.
eitriits iits,,,'''ston oom Elm il 1|ori6aa's
iorCcnSS SpGHer. NJ, ocitorbcn '9'g Ser ''SS'r @rr.
eplc' sS'pc orcSSdic,rs .Sa ,s''ss ,TS @,ll, us,l,
ouiSssu0 a $4,000.
SSoGrcn' n !, 0sc1uina. en- Ser ieit ct,po -
sadcrei n bloomsbury t.! oSo'' Ss''" cine
9.'IebeSn's'ii. Dab ism II 1S,'ilr' soiac Scs "'
S'aiiolcpSS S'rsy 9lic.n IN 4r,6ouiem
''' 'iac Sr.idjait II 0Sas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
"''Ps'r msacu @cttcns pcr6aitet.

"'V9'r ~'SsH @ettcns ucr6uitet.
''' = S9ontIin miro mcacn Ret-
.SaS olIi 9sierOcrcunen in 3iuc,
o0u'H inter ie $1,000 9iirai6ait
GEM seridtsucriabrcn iiberpie.
~ o'' 7 Charles gH. miaer iou ser
v'gmiitlcr oemcien iein.
Inter 5pci eeidnIOio,,noeu @,5.
oos1 ~ wv flerOelpettreuen in Grnpfona
sp"se sSpp"Du'nlen gu babcn, murSe aeitern
Ss'D'9sa sS'sT! Der @ebgcrmciiter globcrt 8.
o., ya,'''In ;', i'm Seriugtou D1arft, loo
IN lS;n M Yeldait fii5rt, pcrboitct ilno
Ts;'u. U'e uelIlide @oIijciitotion cinQc.
geir. ' Ner 60 Sabre aItc GbaS. ".
i,s". 'aer. T. ipelder bel sbonfIin onac.
,o~' ' W. 'plIroc ebeniaQs in Salt qe-
tr..'' s',''eH' INN ais Stoaots,euqe oni-
boSs ' 5n tonnen SIS miro BON linn
osSo' Saapiet y 0aB cr fiir icincn qlrbcit.
@st.. ' UelOer couettirte, ruelhe ,n
Qsrss5.,' so'aen beitimmt woren. Iic
ogulu'a9en wrroen bon 9}un0e.
unS "yuli Topi.;Ss S'Ir1' scracant @lnmforO
iorn,1Fo Fo'8rt SeOeS in SoIoe BON sSi,.
osn" ors"'0lloHell mo wcIdc tie BON g.. Gn.
Srm, ~ =. @Eeger unO oeiicn Satin,
5oe " uSliQ Slll'lQ " Ct. NlcDcr, Don g2r
p' bo+..% %elt @albcrrpItroBc, crboItcn
tsVr' oor0enonllncn
ihitto, os Scr90r iucIdcs oeitcrn 03ad.
finn wv " N Der weitli6en goli3eiita-
aI,Sor;. ,;;a'ilanO, 9citoltcte iid5 I'll einem
NoIo. 'nterellautcu imo bottc 3rr
iid w. i, o9B Sbautlin ociicng9o6nitna
teib,S.Y M Y'r- 1913, @orf Scio6ts 9lpe.,
Slooa0 Sl''0el =. IN ieOcm Sale inter ie
ten W 0ur9lbait Ocm @erid,tsperfob.
ain paue'l0I'leu a' mrrOc 9lls critic 3cu.
ol,ioos' usOe 6rau GmiIo ct. Mcncr
sboosnl boo,,leH- Sic CAB 81, @cttcn pol
6obo" u ~ Gmpfona aenontuen All
sioei 'No nab pG6rcno Sen lcbtcm
idl5it 'Ss' Ss. 0reI So6rcu lie oicics @s.
te ell, H.. Oeirie0cn q babe. sbomflin bat
Sic 81 St VelO aciduIoct meSipcacn lie
nloc6t 'sS ae9cu i'm anbdnaiq &C.
hib r rosg guOe g'od Oiciem 3uaeItano-
tetts ,'unate Rc6tSanfuoIt Char.
cri6i.,0V '0V'per liir Sic @crtbcioiallna
oen ''Sn ;ss lOar ciucu Soit6cfcbl ac.
labos",, "'p1I III, e. @cucr, iucldcm g;cr.
iioSto,,U .Sl,l U'oaiitrot sooIcr icOOb miat
6ie%ro". % Charles ". N3iner betrat
aus zen 3cuocuitono imo iootc
e6onfIu,B,I er Die @cttcn suiidcn
uittsIt lm0 Srou ct. Nlener pcr-
iicts ~; pa9c 0icicl6cu u6rcn obcr
lpeicn o Tapieritiidcu ocr3cidnct ac.
len 9mo's %eloer icl6it 5dtte cr iiir sic.
titcr tCsG S. llemoIs ac6onobobt. go-
8gtteI vl'oat, .,.!s. ob cr wiiBte, wos Sic
iic M Son. SSo,l9ieltcp oa6 DSiIIcr at ooB
'l5locdcH bcItilunt morpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

93otiirlihcr I'm itono.
Q(usrufer Cam Sobvmortt Eel ieincm
ollf cinen 05eitea geeen Sen Simmel
geridtetcn 5ernrobr) lin 5pon5iG
8feunige iebeu Sie bier Die berrlihe
NtilditraBel"
Syobrmorftsbeiuder 80 mas n
Iorises sSabr boben Sic MIR 5ebne
oerlouetlG
g(usritfer. nSerr, ieitOem 1T Oic
W4iIh ollh pieL tbcltrer Qeiporoen!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
allnIfrirtrr al0ib 1rltn 4lat1ltnr
2 dl m ci d c / 4 a t.

Sin s5onlilicnpoter jommert ilber
sic 9(uffiibriug ieiues So1neS eincnl
SreilnOe Dor.
oGu ioateit ibnt ernitc %orltellun-
gen modlcn"
.SS62"-c crmioerte ser Sotcr-
n3u iuaS2 Tr bort MIR auT Gauge.
nidtie. Gel 10 gut imo reoe Oh ein-
nal nit ibn1l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
llnii@ere8 @eripreagh.I

llniihereS &eripredl eh. Z.
Srou (in ser @irtbihoit erihei.
nenO). n0n bort bod ales mtflbi0u
iuollteit, neil geraOc friid meeitedt
ipurOe, raid cine bnl6e WfoB trinfen,
itno fomnlit nidt uieOer nod @alie.
gSic louee geoentit On eieentlih pn@
liten Sit bleiben2"
@nttc: ogtod ein &iertelitilnohen
9llte. ..oonn miro DieOer friidl oa'
5opftl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
@inbfI0unQ a.

9leltlimes Sroitlein (0os nut einer
Grippe alter Suueiern Die @unlt.
ousiteluIlne beiuht, ols tic in Elm
3inmer fommer in melbem haltpt-
iamlid gGci6er, 00ttinuen, oui Ocn
@il0ern Noroeitellt iinN); 80, ih
n6bt' nur ieh'n, mas ole D}oler ON
iongen tbGten.. .wem fie ms nidt
hdtten ?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

Scr flemc &ein5 betrohtet aui
mcrtiom ben g9ir0cl ser StNecflo'
dcn luO menOet lid pl0blicb NIT ocS
SSrogc nm: ~Ylnmn, wo lit Oenn bic
Sdnceiobrit2 2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Menollc Mcnntni6.

n9lo ic6 ioec Se. 10 4 Sdoarm'
uii'n S5con is ie luos idreeglihesl"
uSoben Sie Oenn idou einen NIT.
erlcbt2"
SIC, ih mid, ober BON neiuer.
@roBnulOOer 4 9ruOer bao 6mol me-.
Ben eu'n geihooHOen, Der hoo ie
ecnen geiGbn, ser eenen SdourH CT,
lebo boOOel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
MIin 80 d.

@rolit. n9lbcr nidlt wobro lieber
Noolur, mcn1 mir crit eiuniol Derbei'
rotbet iino, Oonn bait OH feinen @o-
ter me6r2 (S6n itreidelno); Sas
poBt ii6 oom Ood) nidt nebrF
@rGirtigom: 80 ia, elm Sater imo
ein Shmeiheltdtheu paBt son0 gut
8nianmen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

n99orlm'itebt Die Wienidenmenge
idon 10 longc Inn oen Foloit2"
Scr Sulton pia ouSfobreul4
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

~3a foHmen Se9mouns, 0ie mid
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norieren fonn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
POVERTY vows
U. S. Supreme Court Holds Them
Valid In Law

All doubt cast upon the validity
of vows to poverty i'm many Cath
Ollie orders, was removed this
week by the supreme court. in re-
versing the decision the Eighth
United States circuit court of aD-
Deals.
The lower court sitting in Min
nesota. held that vows arc void as
against public policy on the
ground that they do not permit a
person making them to ever with
draw from the order. The su-
preme court. speaking through
Justice Hughes. announced the
lower court erred by not distin-
gushing between religious and
civil natures Of vows. 1t is point
ed out that persons are permitted
under organization orders to
Withdraw civilly although with
drawal religiously was a matter
of conscience.
The case arose over the settle
ment of the estate Of Father Au-
gustin Wirth. in charge of the
church at Springfield. Mimi. AT
the time of his death. relatives
claimed the property in his pos
session at death. despite his vow
to the order of st. Benedict to
possess no property and to turn
over to the order all his worldly
possessions.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
"HuNTINe THE FOX"
Curious Military Maneuvers Of the Old
"Uninformed" Militia.

According to so good an authority as
the late General j. Watts de Peyster,
our grandfathers practiced maneuver
at their annual general training" that
was perhaps the acme of military alb
surdity. His description of it is quoted
In his biography by Mr. Frank Allaben:
In COoperstown ! saw general
training of tlse old fashioned "unin-
formed militia. as some people, igno-
rantly inserting second ~" used to
call them, not altogether without jus.
tice. The concluding evolution was in
tricate, but not calculated to inspire re-
spect for the warriors who executed it.
1t was called hunting the fox" A dis
tinguished officer. all lace and buttons
and wearing very tall feather, led a
long line Of patriotic citizens. armed
with cleaning bayonets. in single or
Indian file. to the sound of martial mu.
sic. The leader made himself the spin.
die of spiral movement, until the
warriors. who had previously been
formed round an open square. were
wound up round him like a tight watch
spring.
l wondered how they could ever IN
twist themselves. when the commander
gave an order in voice like Ajax de
flying the thunderbolt. and-they all sat
down in one another's laps! The effect
was startling. ! looked up to my
father with inquiring eyes. Even he
was impressed. He made gesture of
silence and attention. The music had
ceased. Then saw the magnificent
plume rise like the head of jack in
the box when the spring is touched.
He gave another order. and round him
rose that coil of armed men; and as
they rose music's voluptuous swell-or
rather voluminous swell, for the major.
ity of instruments were drums-filled
che whole air with sonorous sounds,
and saw that magnificent plume I'M
wind the coil with the same majesty
with which it had wound it up.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
LIVE STOCK TO TIE FRONT

Inc North Dakota Live Stock
Demonstration Train has COM
pletcd Il ten days trip. 81 towns
We're visited. and The attendance
was 1850.
The train was a purely live
stock affair. IL carried good types
or practical animals from he
farm OF n" North Dakota Expert
ment station. The lecturers We're
some Of the best live stock mon
in the Northwest. The first week
The train Was in charge of q. W.
Randlett. of the North Dakota EN-
pertinent Station. and he second
week. Prof. j. Fl. Sheppard. agri-
culturist Of the North Dakota EN-
pertinent Station. had charge.
The cattle We're usually unload
ed and the audience would form
Il ring around the animals when
the lectures and demonstrations
We're made. The hogs and sheep
were brought onto fiat car for
the demonstrations and discus
siuns.
The interest i'm live stock is
keen. as was evidenced by the
large attendance and the at
tenIinn Given at the meetings. Tho
North Dakota farmers are going
into live stock as fast as they can,
and the discussions and Demon
STATIONS at the train gave a good
idea OF the points that make up
good a iinaI of the different
types. Something ON how to feed,
and the adap!ihiiity of each kind.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-06-25
CLUBS OFFERS PRIZES

To the careful observer it is
very evident that North Dakota is
rapidly awakening to the import
ance of the Improvement of the
roads in the state and that a de-
cided change in our principal
highways will be made within the
next few months. Every interest
in the state will profit from i'm
proved roads and all over the
state this fact is being generally
recognized.
At the close of a Grand Forks
County Good Roads meeting held
recently, where ID. Ward King, the
inventor of the King Split-log
Road Drag was the principal
speaker, the Commissioners of
that County and the Grand Forks
Commercial Club announced a
combination Prize Contest for the
entire county. Each of the five
commissioners Districts will be
awarded prizes for the best STREET
ches of road and the County at
large as we'll as the district i'm
mediately surrounding the city of
Grand Forks will have separate
prizes in addition. The prizes to-
tai 100000 in gold and this
amount is split into $4,000 and
$4,000 and $500 amounts for
the first. second and third best
milcs of road in the different dis
tricts.
Cooperation between Public
Bodies cannot help but bring the
best of results.