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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Scr brapc &riegsfamcraS,

Gin bober elfobzlotbrinaiider
9toatsbeamter perbiirgt bic Mabrbeit
bes nad1tebenoen 8orfols, Der lid
Dpr einiger 3eit, allf benz !9auptbabnz
bof in 9trobburg olio autrug:
Mbenbs nad Slid pflegte Der f6pn
dltere !Serr, nit elmer 5la59e be1tcn
BprbeourDeines neblt Beder, nit
3i9arren- unb 3tsaretten allsgeriiitet,
lnauffdl-.g Sen 8abniteig gu beaeben,
nuf Sem Die bur9gebenben Derpun0ez
ten5iige 81 tur5er &ait baltma6ten.
gs gait ibm DEFENDERS, trdftigungs=
beoiirftigen Solbatcn einen @9lud
Mein a~nS1bieter. 9a ereignete es iid
einmal, oab aus Der Sir leines Maz
genabteils Elm baberii9er Soloat iid
1erausmiibte, benz Elm i9!perer @9ul<
tsri9ub jebe 8eipegung ii9tlid err
fdperte. uglun, lieber Sreunb! Wte
geht es benn?" lpra6 ibn Der dltere
@err an. 80 mel! @s madt iiG
9alt f6p; balO berft's tpieber beinano
5onn."
Mit elmer freunoli9en Mufmlnte=
rltng iparo ibm Der gefiilte 8e1er
geret4t, Def1en SnDult Der SolOat nit
Moblbebagen, @@lud fir 59lud,
lansiam i6liirfte. Mitten i'm Srin=
fen aber febte er al, 1ob treuber5ig
Den freunbli6en Spenber bes Meines
an uno meinte: rMann's erlauben
tdten 49," ct ipies nit Der Sano ouf
bas Magenabteil -. ba brinnen iibt
mod d &amerao, benz gebt's 10 bel
ibledt, peil's INN our9 0'9oren g.
f6oKen bam". 8ebpr mod cine .3uz
itimmur1g mDgli9 mar, beuate ii6 Der
8erpunbete nidt obne Miibe ipeit
bor unb ret9te einem, int Duntel Des
Wagens tallm ii9tbaren M~lpenjdger
Den 8eher bar, Der giertg ben belle
benoen Srunt binunter gob. Mit
matter 9anb unD etnem Dantesiport
auf ben 2tppen, gab Der perpunoete
5eino Sen 8ebdlter auriid, Der Oonn
nod einmal gefiilt unb pieberum gez
tetlt iparo. l1no ebenio bielt es Der
Baper nit Ben 3iearetten, Die ibm
perabfolgt lplrben uno beren Sdlfte
Der Srananlam in aQer 9eimlibteit
5Ageitedt erGielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

Gent Goilntpgcridt iibarpiciell
mllroel1 Sic Sale: Mid)aro Iiblinl=
mons, Nngriff nit t0otlider @offe.
gnril Soblllon, 3iebitabl. Rcbcrt
|Stridlolo, s1lgriff nit tootlider
8afTe. sSofn 8rotplt uno Gecil
@6eelal,, tbdtli6er Ill9riif. Scrlrp
Gorte, tbdtlider Mnariff, gl5a Mo=
iber, @iibnerbiebitahl. SEQ urfapfen,
slngriif nit t0otlider @aifc. 2ol1is
Naael nno sonis Gbofa, angriif nit
t6otlider @affe. Seine 9lnflagen err
boben mlroen IN ben Idlcn gegetl
2ouis Nellott, 2eslie Mcgpnalo,
Charles IltDel1gerl Soiepb @allb
u1o 2lopo grnlpn.
SEER s. .. San @elGer, Meoafs
tear oes vM}poern @ooomen" Don
gfof Sslallo, Ser NIT Ser 1Sorb Irie=
0ens Delegation nod europa reiien
mpllte, fam nibt in 3eit III 9fem Dorf
an, Inn nit Sent 9mnpfer Oscar 3.
ab5llrei'el1, neil er %leirlell Gob nidyt
i1 3eit erbielt, 10 GaB~er NIT 30 e(n=
oerelt gelter1 NIT Sem Gompfer Sire
oeriof s. BON 9sep gorf o6gereiit lit.
Sic Goli5ei nallm porgeiterr 9lbel1o
cine Ga55ia in eilem nnoroentlidjell
9auie an Der 16. StraBe 5piidcn Ser
L. llO 3. Moenlle Dor linb oer6aftete
Ipier Iraltell lllto pier Mdtncr. Sine
geipille Sel1ie See befalnlte lid al5 Sic
geIiserin oes @alties 1t1o mltroe I'm,
1915 l1nO Soften perurtbeilt, mabrenb
Die Nlrberen SIT SD relp. So 1lebIt So
lten oerllrtEeilt mnroen. Ser Ylab
lit ldJon neridieDeneMeole frii1cr aus
gebp6el1 morben. !.
Sn Yeorio iilloet am fonanlell0el1
lSonntag cine groBe Neutralitats=1e=
monitration itatt, oie nn1 9fadpllittag
inn &iotolielln1 %a6gebalten miro, no
Neolter lple Or. s. S. &eranler, Gra=
lioent bes 3eutldp9lm. 9ta~tipllalbul1=
oes, bon Nilaoelpbia, Yatrid D.
Connect, SdlriftIteuer, Sol1rYhliit
nno berilbmter Neoner; @enrpIGoQ=
mgr BON Davenport, iidl iiber mabre
9Seutralitat aa1slaHen meroen. Ias
&plollel1m barf feil1en leere1 Elat
! auilpeiiel1, id}rei6t sic v4eoria Son=
ne" ltlo lollte Sober, aber al1h ieeer
Gil5elne, es lid} sur g%brenpilidt mo-
dIens na5t 6%ei5utragcn, oieie 9emoll=
itrotion SIT enter io1d' oent1uiirbieell
SIT mad]erL OaB 0ielelbe nit aoloener1
2ettern ln Der @eidtbte Georia's
per5eidSnet miro. Ser Giltritt iii
trei llo liro bcluloers lmicre oellt=
ld)ell 6rallel1 mitffun;n1tn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Mcucs aus Muline.

Die @eeroi9lrlg Scr oerItor6cnc,r
Irot &atberil1e 9plt fallo gciterl1
9fodpmIittog bonn @eim ibrer Iobter,
Jralt Mitnie Sod, 1858 %. 9lpe=
l1lle aus altf Oen1 staotfrisobpf III
Davenport itatt. Die Gerltorbcle
NOR eille laltgia6rige gilnppbllerill
Don garellport, lpo liel Iidl in Sabre
1855 nieoerlieB.
sllrf ser County Iarrn ltorb Dor
ggterl Der "A Sabre nltc Mfife 5000
non, Der crit fllr5e 3eit 6aielblt 9lltif
11atlne gefl1noen bette. Ser Mam1
mar frem0 int Gol1lltp lnao lpl1rne am
Mfontug IeineS beoal1erl1slpcrtbcl1 ;3l,,
Itallbes l6alher pnll Arrlenaltflcfcr
Gbarles Sslpalo nod oell1 County
bein1 geld}ift. sllgeborige ld)eil1t
Der Malm III oieier @egeno ntid)t &C.
babt alt bQbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

Sic is Sabre olte Miloreo 5000
Don Der %. StraBe llnp IL. Mpel1l1e
sbrad' norgeIterl1 slbeno beim sdlitt=
%1dlublalfen ollrd) Das oiinne Sis altf
DEM Hiperlioe Geld. Sic p%erldnpullo
lllter BENT Sis, fpnllte aber bolo aus
Dem @aller 9e5oge11 ul1o nadl ihreln
9e1n1 gebradJt meroen. SIR ,3lntarro
ut fem 9efobrlid)er.
Sic Ieuerpebr ml1roe noraeltern
9lbello nod Ser 9sieoerloge ser Sc
mies Gopfing So. ont SUB ser 2.
Strabe gerllfen. no ei1 arober 9e=
balter NIT Iliiiigfeitel1 filr 9ad,=
5lpede III 9ran0 gerathen mar uno
cine Grploiion perllrlod)t batte. Die
6elterapebr arbeitete etpa srpei Shut
Den mo gebra1hte 1ll1r Ghen1ifalien,
oa 8alier fei1en ginorl1d oltf Sic
6lanll1en mad}te. Ser 1erllrt lul
tbetrod)tlld lem.
Ser Sdltlratb belt porgelterl1
slbello cine regelnlobige Gerionu1t=
hung ab lll0 erleoigte oie porlie9ell=
ben @eid)Gfte mo erlallbte sic eil1aez
lallfellen Mednmgen.
Captain %. $. Natterlon bon ser
Slt1oesan1ee illipi5irte por1eiterll
Nbeno Die &on1pa9nie s luro fallo Ml=
les IN Der beiten Srom1llg. slue 9i=
fl5lere llllo Mnnnidmftc1 qpare1 sll=
gegen. %@eltern slbeno inipi5irte ser
.eaptoin bic ELECTROMAGNETIC III Mod
Sslann.
Gle @eidGitsitraben Iolpie Sic mel
.lten 8eldNftsl1llier lperoe1 gegelr-
|lpartig fiir bic 6clttage alf sic ge-
ldm1afpoait tic @eiie oefnrirt lllto ner=
5lert. 0ic 6ellltern 1l1o Shiirein-
9al,ge merocn NIT grilllelr @l1irlan=
Den aeldNlnltft, 10 oab oieielben eillell
e%llllaoenSen Giaorlld nladyen.
\
IS lit Sic @elpealn1g I'M @o,1ge,
'oas Serrltoril1m Siio-Wtpline NIT Scr
Rstaot Mfplile SIT perldpleI5ell @or=
bereltltlgcn fiir oieien 3lped iil,o be
reits I'M @ange. &orgeltern s(beno
1al1o lnl Ganrbeu @otel cine Scr
lanlmlltllg Don @eld11ftsIcllteu 1tntt
III mcld)er Mopor Carlton cine pal
lellec Neoe ST. @ll1ltem ser Ser
ld)nlel5llng belt, Die allgelneilten @ei-
tail folo. 7ieie Troge miro mabr-
ld)ellllih ocn @iillern bel Scr nGd)=
lten @obl sur Nhitimnll11g porgeleat
lueroen.
NGas Staoteeridt miro om font
melloep Munto9 fir oie nad1te 81.
tlln9 lpleoer. er0iflet meroe1. Cine
Nll5oh Sale itllo sur @erbanollu,g
elngereidt Woroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Scenes anB Sod Sslaub.

M Fl-&.r
Die bieiiee Gogle 9pge biclt por..
geIterl a6ello lire SSabresperlanlnl=
lung ob llno %erlpabltc Die folgentoer
l1euen geai1lten fir Ben fon1tnelloe1l
Iernlin:
Nraii0ent - IS. 81. gultberg.
gi5epraiioent Ibonlas McaJla=
bon.
aaplor Sulius ailtcnlllad)er.
Sefretar s. s. @roteel,t.
S6atmellter Sranf 8i6.
S1ll1ere @ade ~ @m. Mdinion.
MenBere @aGe @orrp @lnpfe.
Ir1rtee - 6. sc. Irerl1onl1.
9ie n%ellertpabltan 9eal1ten peroen
in Der Sibul1g a1ll 4. SSal1l1ar in ibre
Memter eillgefiibrt merben. sml
Wfittlpod slberrA is. Ie5enlber, miro
ELL golfett peranltnltet meroe11. bei
Incident Ser Staotsanpalt s. s.
1bomplon Die Salptrebe balte1 miro.
Die Mitglieoer5abl ser eagles be-
!tragt jebt 1886 mo merosn M~llltaltelr
getroffen, Die 3abl IN einigen Mtol1o=
ten allf 1000 5l bringen.
Serr Mobert 9. Blenll, friiberer
l@onperltellr bon NSortl Carolina,
|Nielt gelterll N6eno I'M Ml,glitona
college eil1en @prtrag. SIM ge1alm=
ten College lperoen mt1breno ser @in-
%ternlonate perld)ieoene oieler &ortrG=
sc acbaltell meroen.
SEER $. .. Mepers, 3eiGenlebrer
in Der bieiigen &od)ihnle, bot ieine
3%eiignotion eingereid)t l1ro miro nod
N~Sttsburgh. &an., iiberiieOeln, no ct
cine gleide Stelle IN Der Santos
jState Normal 5dnle a1,treten miro.
SEER Mepers apar lett Sabrell in Ser
bieligen @pd)idllle tbatig. Gr miro
Gnoe Der @ode Don bier fortgcben.
8is Jest ut l1o6 fem 9~todNolger en-
mdblt moroen.
9sad lalrgerer &ra,fbeit lit porge=
itern Nadmittag in ibrem Semi,
1862 5. Mpenue, Irar Margaret
WecGlpSfeD inn SITTER pom 80 Sabrell
%geltorben. Sic m1roe am 81. Otto
Der 1885 III @illslpm County, SSsli=
nois, aeboren lf1lo fun nit Sen 81
tern als &ino nod Molille l41o lpG=
ter nah 9iod Sslano. Sic pcr6eirq=
thete lid) am29. Sllli 1908 nit Gbar=
les McGlpsfepl Der ibr jeoob Dor eli
nigell Sabrel1 inn 5pbe poral1gegolts
ge1 lit. Die Geritorbe1e binterlaBt
i6re gltern, 5apei Sriioer l1llo 5lpei
Sdlpeltern. Die @eeroigrng fil1oet
lFellte %Aeadpnittag bon &lror's 2eiben-
lbetattu1gsanltalt aus ullf oen1 Daft
oale 6rieobof III Davenport ltatt.
SIM :bieiigen 3iitriftsgeridt mltr.
oen Bic foIgeilScn Mnflagelt .erbtuo6e'll
SplM &ullsfp, Maltbulrfua.
Sobn Sel6le, Gbedfal1dat11g.
SAP S. Soresi GGefi ailidlrng, 9
Mnflagen.
Nlbert @a9ner ltl1o Charles Gar,
ter, 3ie6ltabl.
Conn smilcp, Iicbitnbl allf0 gnt,
gegel1natl11e BON geltoblcncm gigell.
tb1lm.
Mife amit5, Gin6rlrd l,ro 2is6.
ltobf.
gl5o 0'oi5er, bospiaiae 5adbe:
l6aoiauu1g.
Seize Bender, gilrbrlld ur0 0ieb.
itabf.
aobert aaffertp, Diebltobl.
Mid)orO IibIirm1olls, g1ou6anfaG.
Soc SGnliot, 3ieblta6l.
9}oberf 9ranoal, gilu6rltd mt
9iebitobl.
$ Martil So6niou, frinrinel(e 6obr.
lailigfeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

Ole Moline 9lnp So. miro balo
e1llell nellen Snoultrie5welg 1eben ib-
rer slnlage einfiibren, nGunlid, sic
@erltellltllg bon Creators. 9ies miro
es sur 9fotlNpellOiafeit mad}ell, oab
elllc In5abl apeiterer elrbeiter allge-
ltelt meroen miiiien. Mit oent slus=
ban lrlo Mnhtelllmg ser notfpenoi=
gen Mialdinen miro III fllr5er 3eit
bcgonnell mcr0cl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Why Not Say
Goodbye, sir?"

HE telephone Hello has fallen into
disfayor because it is not only useless
and meaningless, but is a rather I'm
graceful and rude little word. 1t is fast
becoming obsolete.
The telephone ''Good-bye,' . however, is we'll
worth preserving, even in these days Of econ
omy and efficiency. It gives that personal,
friendly touch to business or social converse
ticn which makes for better relations.
The CHEEKY Goodbye over the telephone
is just as potent as the cordial "~Good-morning''
with which you greet a friend on the street.
Over the telephone it averts the feeling one
sometimes has of being cut off abruptly.
Say "Good-bye'' over the telephone as if it
were really a part of your conversation and
not merely a regrettable habit of speech.
Remember
1.-THE Voice With the Smile Wins"
CO. IOWA TELEPHONE COMPANY
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

- Gin Gruno 5um Icinz
Ten. gopcr (oen 6eeresberid)t le=
leno, frenotO: Sdnsll, nod cine
WfaB, Reit, Den 5ieg miii5e mer fei=
ern. QSad fiinf Mimutem: Mas,
DE Mroommtc @ngl0nosr babe nns e
SdlTf gtnommen, oa Iol oocb
9leld ~. aru5Itilrten. HsIi, nod
q Wfab. Den Merger mug ib 'runz
lerlpiile!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

NGaS Staotgeridt miro am fon1
melloep Montaa fiir oie nad1te 81
tlnl9 1plcoer eroifllet meroen. Sine
An5ah Sale iillo sur @erbonollml
eingereid)t moroe11.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09

from ovid. where she was caI>ed BY
the death OF q relative.
Clarence v Brown has accepted
the agency for the Briscoe Automo-
bile Co In this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs Alton T.. Lewis. OF
Forest-avs., Will entertain the Re
tables Friday evening
Miss Doris Ross has returned from
Toledo. o.. where she has been the
guest OF Dr, and Mrs r. r CHORD.
Miss Marian ItigEs. daughter OF
Mr. ard Mrs. John.RigEs. - III with
The Dixboro Aid society will hold
an apron sale Saturday April IL In
the home OF Mrs Clara Clements.
Mfs- Norton. wife % pr Merton.
Thursday afternoon. April IS, before
the missionary section OF the Con-
reyationsi Ladies' union In the
church patiorG
Verne Brown. oL North Adams. IL
whiting IN the home Of Milo Tabor
mr. tioyt's bible class 81 $50 mem
bers will meet Friday rveaing in the
homo OF the president. Allon, 3.
The COMPANIONS ot. the Fores, viii
meet Friday evening.
Lee AOweii % Ypsiisntt township.
has Sold hls farm and Will move In
the near future 20 Detroit
The Washtenaw Baptist aSsoc,a.
lion viii meet In the Baptist church
May and g.
Mr. and AIRS. w. n. Hatch ana fam
liy have returned from n winters 500
FLA
a. ! Aipheu returned 20 his work
absence
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
Suburban NeDs
YPSILANTI

Mas,er and Mrs. George Lavindar.
OF Ptttsaeld Orange. and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas East. who reside west
CT the city. have returned from a trip
to the Pacific coast. where they VIA
ted numerous relatives ana attended
the exposition 81
Miss Avis Murphy and Harold Hix-
gins were married Thufsday after
noon az 4 O'Clock In the home Of the
bride. g..
Word has been received OF the
death a. santa Monica. Gal. ~ot p.
y. Thompson. formerly ven toowu
Thompson WAS So years 81 age
Milo Tabor. who suffered the loss
OF an eve when he was kicked by
horse last week g. resting com
fortahly In the University hospital.
Ann Arbor.
The l.. RI. ". will meet Thursday
with Miss Frances Baker
Tie annual meeting OF the Won
ans Home and Foreign Missionary
sQciettes OF the Preshytcry Of De-
iFolt has been In session "Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week at the
losal Presbyterian church. some
iE Rsahsr. w PARK Ms rs. zui a:nry
Brown. AIRS. r. W. clark. Mrs. p w
Macdonald OF Detroit Mrs w. r.
Van Wrinkle. Howell. Mrs J y Yer
keH Ypsiianti. and DR. IL NJ Mccain
dis Hawaii. China.
Mrs George Miller - entertaining
her nephew. Frank Kotts. OF Man
chester
Davis a HAYES have sold IN. War.
ne- house 10 Mrs. May sleeper
Mrs. Maude Lemen has returnef
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
Deaths

Sarah ". ssxby. 1897 Third. %
years, nephritis: Perry Nichols. n
Mary's hospital. 81 years. iobar pneu-
monin. Andrew Bobolak. greenheld
Mich. year, broncho pneumonia;
Andrew Materkewicz. Herman Kiefer
hospital. ~ years. tuberculosis. Ola
dys Baker. Herman Kiefer hospital, 9
years. scarlet fever: Martha Harp
Ter, ~ Avery, II months. pneumonia:
Frank G. Taylor. CIarksdaie. Miss,
~ years, apoplexy; Wiiffef J. Harri-
son. 1901 Cadillac. ~ years. sarcoma;
Michalina korziemowski. So Leavitt,
months. pertussis. Frederick v.
schwinck. 20 Walnut. 50 yeara. iobar
pneumonia: Robert H. Ward. Harper
hospital, 81 years, diabeter. Moreno
9arret. Harper hospital. 10 months.
filatation 81 heart: Helen Ttathnarr.
Toledo. o.. ~ wears. diabe'es meiil-
;us; Charlotte Moore, a21 Frederick.
81 years npopIexy. NIIich Abram-
sohn. 100 Napoleon, "a years. phth'-
SITS. Charles McDonough. 22s Howard,
81 years. heart disease: Anna Schae-
fer. $50 Mack. ss yearh.. pneumonia:
Anna Foley. 500 Van Dyke 2s years.
Tuberculosis Italian ~. Van valken-
burg. CLARK and " r. 81 years.
crushing injurieri Charles q. Gibbons.
81. Mars hospital, 80 years. iobar
pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09

ttonttuued from fa8e one.b
sin deals in IL today. declaring II
was dynamite"
IL was pointed out that the rise
from IS 10 III yesterday and reac-
tion 10 l05 at the close today-in q
stock that has never paid q divi.
dend and none In prospect. oficially
made il dangerous Industrial
for margin speculation. Old timers
in the street said the Bethlehem
rise resembles the bull campaign OF
GOV. Flower in Brooklyn Rapid
Transit stock Is years ago. when IL
was pushed up 10 1877 without hav-
ing paid a dividend.
General and widespread return OF
prosperity was the reason assigned
today by William c. Van Antwerp
for the stock market rise. He Is the
scientific economist OF the exchange.
a recognized authority on finance
and commerce as affecting the mar
ket That the present rise OF in
dustriaI stocks will spread TO rail-
road and other securities was his
opinion today.
The general impression seems TO
prevail that Industrial securities are
TO be the principal speculative IA
yorites in the near future" said
Van Antwerp. 1T seems to me.
however. that railroads are soon 10
come 10 the front The idea seems
TO be prevalent abroad in the land
that railroads have passed the turn
ing point. and that from now on
there should be a gradual enhance
ment OF their values ] do not
know how many American securi-
ties have been sold back 10 US by
Europe during the recent rise. but
whatever the volume may have
been. /, has not been sufieieatly
large to satisfy the demand.
There are very obyious~ economic
reasons Why. instead OF being dis
turbed lest securities come from
Europe too fast. we may wei be
disturbed because they are not
coming fast enough.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
PLAY HARD GAMES,
DR.. RICE TELLS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

The Rev. M. =. Rice. pastor OF the
North woodward Methodist church.
addl essed an audience Of 200 high
school boys, members OF the Afiliat.
ed high school clubs. at their last
monthly supper in the Y. NJ. c. A..
Thursday night.
"we never had this sort OF an
affair In my day" he said with all
the modern facilities and equip
ment. you and all young men In
high school should rise 10 your OPP
porunitles. The harder the thing
Is the more 4 should appeal 10 you.
I don't like things that are easy. l
dout like 20 have things brought
TO me ON silver platter. No young
men today can aford TO have ser
wants standing around at his ell.
how waiting TO 20 things for him
zone day United States sen
ator found President Lincoln shin.
ina his own shoes With an air OF
establishment he asked Lincoln: DO
you shine your Shoes Yes. said
Lincoln, whose do you shine!'
Young men ought TO play hard
games and play Their hard. too. They
should choose something difhcult
end not tiddlewlnk sort OF a game.
such as golf. where all you do is
batter the sturfing out or 4 poor
liftlo white ball
Religion and the higher things
Ct life challenge high school boys
because they are hard.
tough. There Is nothing SO hard as
religion. II challenges all the arit
ard moral muscle that e man has
to be a Christian man. That's why |
Ike IL.
Bob Ingersoll didn't know young
men when he advocated an easy
sort OF religion. Easy things don't
appeal to real manhood. Behind the
high price you have TO pay is some
thing worth while. II you expect 20
get anything in Afe you have TO pay
the price"
One OF the features OF the dinner
v as the short speeches made by the
OF the six clubs compos-
ing the afiliation. Highland Park
club was awarded the silver loving
cup given by Dr. A. G. Studer. gen
Grad secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
&c the club having the largest at
tendance throughout the year on
R,bRe study. Other speakers were
Eugene 9. Foster, city secretary for
Toys, and c. A. Goodwin. high school
secretary for the Y. NJ. c. A
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
DETROIT TIMES

question of material to which Lord
Kitchener referred In : his recent
speech.
I'VE are now prepared" he re
piled. Ito take over factories and to
organize the whole industry OF the
nation for the manufacture OF war
material. converting for that pur.
pose factories which have machinery
suitable for the manufacture OF
shells and guns out OF their own In.
dustry. into arsenals for the time
being. But ! should like you to OBJ
serve that the equipment OF the
troops In the field so far has left
nothing 10 be desired. and that n
We can only go on as well As we
have done In the last eight months.
we shall do very well"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
EDGAR S. DEAN
s. TAKEN BY DEATH

Following an Illness OF many
years duration. Edgar s. Dean. %
years old. died. Thursday. In his
home in the Lincoln apartments,
Nr. Dean was born in Ann Arbor
and was widely known. until illness
forced retirement. as e painter and
decorator. He was employed. with
his father, The late Horace VI. Dean.
in the old frm Of Dean Godfrey 4
Co. Harry J. Dean. Of tie we'll
known Detroit decorating arm. Is a
cousin. Mr.. Dean Is survived. by his
wife. three sons. Frank and Clar-
ence Dean. of Detroit. and Edgar s.
Dean. Portland. Ore. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Campbell Leith. Funeral
services will be held Saturday after
noon. In Hamilton's chapel
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
Real Reason For Drop
ping Of Ross Mea-
sure Leaks Out
FARMERS REFUSE
TO STAND FOR 1T
Rally to Support of
State Dairy Com
missioner
From q gfnr Corrcspondenf.


LANSING. Mich. April s.-The
real rcrEon for the withdrawal OF
tho Ross bin providing for the ap.
pointment OF state dairy and food
commissioner by the state board of
agriculture and the transfer of the
duties OF that department to the
Michigan Agricultural college. has
just leaked out. There was no deal
whereby the bill would be dropped
IN return for support OF another
measure. az was originally reported.
Here are the facts In the. case:
The Ross bill was aimed at State
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Heime and caused by several arti-
cles appearing In publication con-
Quoted by the commissioner
Helme Is Granger and Is editor
o. the Michigan Patron. a large
Grange periodical.
Following introduction Of the
Ross bill and the general dissent
nation OF information as to its pur-
pose the Changers took a hand in
the night
Last week s.s72 petitions. signed
" Changers and protesting against
the Ross BIN, were collected and
dumped into the house at the open
ing Of the weeks session. ANOTHER
bundle made their appearancc Wed
nesday.
Granger legislators got busy"
also and the attempt to ride the
commissioner out or once was
dropped.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
EUROPE'S
WAR JUSTIF1ES
DEPENDENCE

you're meeting him On his home
sround He's the minister whose
1uty Il Is TO tackle the tornadoes OF
Inquiries that are asked by members
% the commons: Lord Kitchener
answcrs questions In the house OF
lords.
One Of the best features Of the
British war once administration
'olace. the war began has been the
close cooperation between Lord
Kitchener and Mr.. remnant. They
IRE personal associates. When Mr..
remnant, some days ago. conformed
10 the latest usage In London so
cicfy by acquiring n pair Of horn
g1mmed spectacles. Lord Kitchener
followed suit. And when Lord
Kitchener initiates man. that man
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
MAKE
SUPREME EFFORT
TO CRUSH AUSTRIA
,cossi..ed from Page .ose1

Mihiel wedge. The savage attacks o..
the French armies south OF verdun
are believed TO form part OF a great
plan OF campaign worked out at
Petrograd. Paris and London. Gen.
Jofire is keeping the kaiser too busy
to send more aid to the retreating
Austrians.
The same strategy. according TO
the French. saved Warsaw from
Won Hindenburs after the Russian
defeat in the Mazurian lakes While
the Slavs were falling back out OF
East Prussia In a disordered retreat.
their French, allies began swirl
smashes against the German
trenches In the Champagne. Won
Hindenburg cried for reinforce
ments for n grand assault on War
saw. The German general stan had
none to send Every man available
was plugging the German line
around Perthes.
Printing. the plain neat ki.a-shs,
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
MOVIE THEATER
TO HAVE NURSERY

One Of che innovations In the
equipment Of the Duplex theater. be.
ing erected by the Grand boulevard
Tfeater Co. near the intersection
Of woolwardare. and East Grand.
blvd, Will &c a complete nursery.
Were mothers may leave their
children white Witnessing the per.
Torrance. The nursery will accom-
mo6ate from 40 10 so children ana
will be In charge OF competent
maids.
II Is expected that the theater will
be completed about July rs.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-09
Flint omeIal Re.Ian..

FLINT. Mich, April civilian
l. Fisher. for 30 years at the head
OF the Flint water department, re-
signed as superintendent Thursday.
The water board recommended that
Fred Baldwin be appointed to sue.
coed him. and the council made the
appointment today.