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rop COUNTY ATTORNEY.

hsYe hlcf wy application as a
candidate inf fBe Nrpubnfan uomiHA
ton for c"hlt 1ienel ~ Logan
Comfy Hi1 ppef.atc the sur
port ~ fhe NepuNlieang ~ ih" pfl
mary election ga AnsHst i8I
JAMES lftpNuHN
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roa COUNTY CLERK

A tecr authorizes Tho Ualil
Lender 10 announce mat ho ls fin
dldaie fpr fcnomlntilun for inc NJ
Gee ~ County clerk subject 10 ths
Republican primaries August lal
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FffsA Nl9HNMA4
y T.. lIirsahl launances hls canal
facf for county commissioner Flfs'
district subject - tho Republican
primaries, August l.
~ Mexican authorizes Tile Leader
70 announce his andidaeY for fount3
commissioner ctY district sablef !
to Republican primaries August lAt
The Leader IA authorized to an
nounce = ! OberAolzer a. a caadt
date for cnnn'y rommissiOuer First
district Logan county, subject 10 the
Republican primary IN August
Bum y Bennett. Guthrie hglness
man saer. Hisaes n Announce hlR
eanddaey hefere tBe August pfimaf.
ies ~ candidate On the DeBoe ra'le
ticket FOR county commissioners. First
district. Guthrie
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ron COUNTY suprnlNrrnprnr.

" x llorgman authorities 1hf
lmllf leader 70 announce hH caHdl
dact fof COUNTY Superintendent Hb
icri to The nepuhlifan pflnaflea
AngAat lsf He Ia competent
seheel man
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tlau johnson s9cr "A Years tfasleo
n' utmafA township iH IA The race
lor COUNTY commissioner ln tHo 81 ~
isifirl lie A a farmer who itras
the farm
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ron COUNTY rRfAsuRfR-

FraDs H0fn snnpiurea hia taal
dac fof cpla'g Trcaufer subject /
too Republican eflmaries AUGUST M
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on and gas lease bmnAa for sale ~
The Lead afflce Conform 10 ait
late supreme court decisions
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LOST AND FOUND.

-
LOST D0G-A small white liver and
picked pointer bitch. Reward for
her return to Oakview Kennel Phone
IS. L, D, Adam, Meridian, OLA,
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no Exc HANGE 720acrc farm len
miles from Parsons. Kansas. wel
improved; incumbranee. sli.o000o.
equity, si0.00000. Want Oklahoma
farm or city income property
f2O-ACRE FARM in Guliad county
Texas, ordinary improvements un
incumborodi price, $4,000 % Want
hotel or store building
iG0AcRE FARM In Phelps county.
Mo. mortgage, sl.zO000; equity.
100000 Want Oklahoma farm.
STORE BUILDING In chlckasha. Ok
lahoma; mortgage, si,50O00, equity,
Si0,20o00 Want farm.
l60 u Ellis county, Oklahoma, mort.
gage, $4,000. equity. 5000 90. Want
live stock city property or auto
100 IN Ellis county, Oklahoma: 60
bottom; mortgage 1880 90. equity.
yllooo 90. Want email farm here.
Many other trading propositions
BAGGETT & PEELER,
Members Of Exchange.
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Toe l.eairf is authorized 10 nn
nNnnce thc faniidafg W Nfg n "
Campbell for County Superintendent
snhicct to hepuhlfan primaries
August list
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WANTED--ro ses yoo sell II or rent
H. use Leader Classy Fids" I'd /;
10 lines. 3 times, rs cents. -. "a
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

George ~ lelsr pnfnyf Tn'
leadfr - aha0Hn iIiae
For County surveyor W - lD N,
itepfbllfaH srIWaNrt August lat
lohH 4 haHFlo aHiND-tfs TAe
l~aler iD Announce BIZ nanlidBf io'
County surveyor s1biet - Hapui
ilfaH prmAf,s August
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MONEY TO LOAN,

FARM and city loans. company and
private money Lowest rate. Easy
terms Baggeit & peeler Members Of
Exchange
WE HAVE sJo0.00H To loan on farms
at low rate Of interest. long time.
easy payments. Drop 10 and have
a talk with US; 1, costs nothing and
may prove valuable 10 you. Pennock
& Son Realty Co., over Oklahoma
Sts'~ hank.
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Jay + pleknfd Announces as can
dldaic FOR domination for Count.
Judgo. subject 20 tho Republican tols
at the primaries on August T. 1870
II poles ,ennblean caadldal
for County judge primary election
august lat lie soliclia your support
r II Seward nerchy announces ~
candidate fef onniy judy" aphIoci
10 the primary election August lsl,
1916.
E 2 buringnme H.foaith apn0nnf-
es hla cmdldacf for County ludRe
subject to tho Republican primaries
Augiat ist
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A<\Ol i\LEA.ra\IS.


Judge Jonn u chappelle Hsll be a
candidate for County judge at tho
August primaries
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The Leader rs authorized 70 an
norncc tha, " = q sherry 1od WI
be- candidate for sheriff sabjecl 10
the Hepnbhcan primaries. August !
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TOR COUNTY AasrAaoR.

y y Mc'ilnles annpAnees ma 'an
iidary ipr eouuis asHeaspr auhinfi u
the Republican prlmarloa to be hplt
August lat
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IAbifti ~ ycrr pf y1sf ~ sAieh..ts,. rffts
-" bi%nopd Brand. fs g.sFf s..a 81
h~N s4fssi, hlHaYs heii4 H. ~ W aaf i}fH4 x
Tsks No efhsv. tslshs.fera Dfssssns Hfaae
Piils are sold by Dyassist- .s.ry .hers-
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4 " BHrfoss 9f Luther. ,aa onlY
Lemocfat on ,ne ticket has aHlhOrn
.ed Tie Leader 10 Announce hs ear
didacy for Comfy commiss oner md
district Subject 10 August pnmaf
les.
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Tho Leader is authorized 10 an
uonnfe the candidacy ~ VIM II
Ncrten for county aaaesaof. Aubiecl
TO the action ~ the Republican pm
marles
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rhas Davis Of Mulhail tuNnshI
authorizes Tho ieafcr 10 amolhce
his candidacy iof sheriff subject to
the dceieion Of The Democrats pd.
mar!es. August l.
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w II. nranTor road ana bfiAgt
rnaa @ith II ears experience II =
candidate for commissioner In the
Second district. Logan county subject
tn the Republican primary 20 Angus,
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WANTED-ro EXCHANGE

FDR TRADE business property IN
Hutton Valley Mo. 10 trade for
something here. Phone 1877 j S n.
Hall
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GUTHRIE MARkars


Grain and Hsy.
conn per hm fhe
Wtesf. per hu 9bc
Prairie hay, pNf ton. VI 90
Alfalfa hay per fan ~ M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
By United PRESS.

LONDON. May l7.-Three hun
dred thousand German soldiers have
been killed or put out OF action at
verdun, the Paris pendent OF
the Daily Chronicle reported today
The German losses have been so
severe. he said. as 10 preclude any
idea OF a German offensive against
Riga. In which region German sea
and land forces are said 10 be con
centrating.
"The tide has definitely turned
and from west TO east the long evad
ed destiny OF the Germans is closing
in upon them" the dispatch said
AT no moment in the battle OF Yer
dun have they dared to bring thither
any unit from before the British
front. Other parts of the German
front have been stripped Of all su.
perAuous strength and the force in
Russia is similarly crippled to feed
this adventure. Since last Septem-
Der at least % divisions have been
transferred from the east 10 the
west front.
There il thus left in Russia q
nero curtain OF German troops
while Bulgaria and Turkey are be
ing left 10 shift for themselves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
OXYGENERATOR
STOPS CARBON
FROM GATHERING

A unique and simple apparatus
has been evolved by e. p. Olson.
Fort Dearborn building. Chicago. for
the prevention OF carbon in motor
cylinders. II Is the Oxygenerator.
consisting OF a small aluminium con.
tainer designed TO 1T the exhaust
manifold, and small copper coil.
This container filled with water soon
produces live steam due TO heat OF
the manifold, passed through the
coil the steam is superheated 10
1000 degrees and injected into the
passing gas charge, increasing the
temperature OF the gas TO such
high degree that all gas particles
are vaporized and perfect combus-
ton takes place, instantly changing
all carbon particles into carbon dl.
oxide gas The device Is filled with
a small amount OF water about every
200 miles and no changes or adjust
ments in the carburetor are neces-
sary.
II IL small installation designed
for most all of the leading car
makes and models and practically
speaking II abolishes the carbon
bugaboo for the motorist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
Mexican Trouble
Now waiting Game
BY CARL D. 6ROAT.

(SfnT Correspondent United Press ,
WASHINGTON. May l7.-Unless
the Mexican populace forces him TO
make new demonstration OF ap-
prevail against the stay OF the Amer
lean expedition in Mexico Gen.
Carranza will remain silent for
some time TO come. according 10 the
official view today.
Conclusion OF working arrange
ment by the recent Scott-Obregon
conference has eliminated, for prac-
tical purposes. the necessity FOR
much further diplomatic negotia-
tions. While there may be sporadic
efforts 10 have Carranza's recent
withdrawal suggestions answered,
II appears likely both governments
will be content TO play a waiting
game.
The United States. in return for
Carranzista concessions, pledged
that IL would withdraw its forces as
soon as border banditry Is broken.
This task can be the better and
more quickly accomplished under
the working arrangement.
Asked today 10 estimate the
length OF stay OF the expedition,
Secretary OF War Baker declared:
81 cannot make guess on that.
II depends upon state OF facts"
One complicatfng phase is the
reported activity Of villlsta leaders
in aligning poems on their side by
promises that villa himself Is 20
lead an expedition which will kill
OF the "gringoes." Gen. Pershing's
forces. however. are in a position 10
cope with a vastly superior force OF
Mexicans. hence this move. while
perhaps dangerous, can undoubtedly
be scotched.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
American and Negro
Captives Rescued

MARATHON, Tex, May IL
Dashing into a little Mexican settle
ment 1875 miles south OF the border.
an American cavalry detachment
routed villista band and rescued
Jesse Deemer and Monroe Payne.
Americans. captured in the Glenn
Springs raid. according 10 advices at
the base camp here today. The Mex.
leans fed without a fight, abandon.
ing their captives.
Deemer. the owner OF settlement
between Glenn Springs and Boquil.
las, was reported dead shortly after
the American cavalrymen made
their stand in the adobe house AT
Glenn Springs two weeks ago.
Payne, a Negro farmland, was EN-.
ployed by Deemer Advices here
stated the Americans are being
brought back 10 the border by a cav.
airy guard
Rescue OF the pair leaves Lieut.
col Natividad Alvarez and two 9th
or Mexican captives in a precarious
situation Negotiations were start
ed by expeditionary oricers 70 e1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
EASEMENT
is HELD
FOR TRIAL
Continued from PAGE One

Lieut. Col. Gordon. of the British
war Office. intelligence department,
testified today.
A large crowd surrounded Bow-st.
police court when the preliminary
hearing OF Sir Roger and Daniel
Bailey. on charges OF high treason
was resumed today. though the
crown planned 10 call but few wit.
nesses. Easement, more calm than
on the preceding days of the trial
listened intently while the British
intelligence officer testified.
Gordon said he had examined
mans OF Ireland carried by Case
ment when he landed from Ger
man submarine and that none OF
them was printed in Great Britain
They gave certain details as 10 land
scape that showed they had been
made under the direction Of the Ger
man war ONCE, and thus supported
the belief that the German govern
ment played an important part In
the scheme for the rebellion.
Second Lieut.. Briefly, OF the war
ONCE, testified 10 the previous good
record OF Bailey, Easements con
federate. while serving in an Irish
regiment.
Col. Nicolas Beiaiew, representing
the Russian war once in London
was called 10 the witness box and
asked to examine a rife OF Russian
manufacture taken from the hold oil
the German auxiliary Aud. which &C
companied Sir Roger on his expedi
ton 70 Ireland and was sunk OF the
coast.
Col. Belaiew said the rife was Of
the type OF 1905. a scabbard and
bullet handed 20 the witness were
not OF Russian make, he said.
Constable Carter, cross-examinec
by counsel for Daniel Bailey, SAID
that when Bailey was arrested he
declared he had important informa
ton 70 give the police. The purpose
OF this testimony was TO show tha
Bailey knew nothing OF Easement
plans TO lead a rebellion until h
reached the Irish coast, and wal
willing TO aid the government a.
soon as he had an opportunity.
Sergt. Bustwick, OF the Irish con
stabulary, testified that Bailey. aftel
his arrest. informed the officers a
the barracks OF the plans 10 land NJ
expedition from the German auxil
larry Aud.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
WILSON FAVORS
HELP TO TRADE
ASSOCIATIONS

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Presi-
dent Wilson puts his o. X. on the
federal trade commissions encour-
agement OF trade associations, man.
ufacturers' associations and other
similar organizations. in a letter to
Vicc-Chalrman Edward n. Hurley, OF
The commission, made public today.
II the United Statesis TO be an i'm.
poTtant factor in the markets OF the
world. she must be more thorough
end efficient In production, the pres.
ident says. He appeals TO the com
mission TO continue 10 cooperate
with the business men Of the coun-
try" TO keep down the mortality rate
among American industries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
WOMAN'S PARTY
ATTRACTS MANY
One Hundred Detroit Suffra.
gists Will Attend Chicago
Convention, June ST

One hundred Detroit women.
members of the Congressional
union. expect TO go 10 Chicago for
the suffrage convention TO be held
there June 3. and T. As this is
the time of the Republican national
convention, and also OF the suffrage
parade, accommodations are difficult
to- find so special train will not
only take the Detroit delegation, but
will serve as their quarters while
they are in Chicago.
The convention. which will be
held in the Blackstone theater. has
for it's aim the forming OF a wom-
ans party which will uphold the pol
icy OF the union and stand back OF
the federal amendment TO enfran-
chise all the women OF the United
States
Miss Margaret Whittemore, who
has been in the far west for three
months working for the formation
Va AhiN party says NlAat f'sNVV WYNN
en- are expected in Chicago. as the
suffrage parade will take place on
June s. in which all suffrage organ
izations will take part. The object
OF this parade is to show the senti-
ment OF the women in regard 10
suffrage and the hope IL that a
suffrage plank will be added TO the
Republican platform.
The new woman's party, however.
has no party Affiliations, and will
have no candidates. Its only OBJ
iect being 10 bring pressure TO bear
on congress for the passage OF the
Susan 3. Anthony amendment. Only
voting women are, necessarily, eligI-
BILE 10 membership.
Mrs w. Nelson Whlttemore. who
was sent on western trip as Mlchi-
gan's representative, with 80 others
from the eastern unenfranchised
states, has just returned. and says
that the reception accorded the
eastern women was enthusiastic be
yond all their expectations. They
were met by the main public OH.
Gals In every city. she says. and
were entertained by all The west
with one accord, stands solidly for
suffrage, she claims.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17

papers pointed out. however. that
the British foreign minister appar-
emily has abandoned such phases a.
Germany must be crushed
Replying 10 Greys statements re.
garding Belgium. the Berlin press
declares that Germany wants only
guarantees that Belgium will be real
ly neutral and independent after
the war. The newspapers pointed TO
Chancellor Won Bethmann- Hollweg's
recent reiehstag statement that Ger.
many will not permit reconstruction
of Belgium as a bulwark directed
against Germany by the Allies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
WARRANTS ARE
ISSUED FOR
BANDIT TRIO

Warrants were issued by Justice
Stein in police court. Wednesday,
against the three young gunner,
Frank ollgschlager, Edward wart.
ner and Fred Krupa, implicated In
the burglsries and revolver battles
OF Friday night and Saturday morn
ing that resulted in the death OF Pa
trolman Alexander and the serious
injury OF Patrolman Cornelius Ryan
One warrant charges Oligschlager
with homicide. Warmer IL charged
with assault with intent TO kill. and
a third warrant charges all with
burglary. They will be -arraignee
in police court tomorrow. Detec
tives Black and Mite swore to the
complaints.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
POLICE START
VIGOROUS
CRUSADE
CONTINUED from Psge One,

that the license OF Dave Rosen, at
No. 5ll Hastings-st., be revoked.
This is the place where. the police
say, Jacob Weiss. the New York
Kid" recently convicted OF the slay.
ing OF Constable Harry Havis In
Third ward saloon, made his head
quarters.
we intend to wipe out this un-
desirable element as menace TO
the welfare 81 the city" said Mayor
Marx. II have called upon the 20
lice department TO exert itself TO the
utmost TO help clean up these pool
rooms that have come TO be known
as schools OF crime. Well not stop
until we have eliminated all of the
undesirable places"
Other pool rooms that come under
the disapproval OF the police be
cause OF the character OF their habit
ues or because OF gambling and dis
orderly behavior. and whose licenses
the free lance squad have rec
commended TO be revoked. are those
OF Gregory Buccilli. No. 773 Riopelle.
ST., where. the police say. gunner
congregate: Abraham Frye, No. IL
Catherine-st., an alleged 'hang-out"
for thieves; Joseph Frydrych. No.
s5+ Hastings-st.. where, the police
say, buns" make their rendezvous
and carry cases OF bottled beer 10
drink: John Cass, No. 237 MichJ-
gan-ave., where police found gam.
bling: Johnson & Bandy. No. 30
Michigan-ave.. a resort. the police
charge. for Greek gamblers; Clar'
ence Kinney. No. 537 Antoine-st,
where the officers found crap gains
In operation. and r. l.. Dunn, No
574 Antoine, where a dice game was
operated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
BY UNITED PRESS.

MTXICO CITY. May 17.-War Min.
lister Obregon. In a statement TO
newspapsrmen today, upon his re-
.urn from Ell Paso. declared his alb
solute confidence that President Will
son contemplates no war with Mex
eco He has so reported to Gen.
Carrenza.
Otregon said his conferences with
Gems. Scott and Funston had been
highly satisfactory. He Is satisfied,
he said. that both army officers IA
vor tie withdrawal of the American
troops as soon "a they are convinced
the danger OF border raids has been
eliminated. For that reason he Is
sending north body OF picked
troops 10 cooperate with the Ameri'
cu forces in patrolling the border
Oregon was 10 have further con
ferences with Gen. Carranza and
ether members OF his cabinet today.
His negotiations at the border were
20 be considered. rr-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
DARING
AERIAL|ST
KILLED

PARIS. May 17.-Jose Garcia Cal.
deron, son OF ex.President Cslderon.
OF Peru. and a volunteer observation
balloonist with the French army,
was killed in a spectacular manner
near the French lines.
Calderon's gas bag was caught in
a violent storm and broke loose
from its moorings. II tipped side
wise and began rushing along In the
teeth OF the gale. Calderon cut
loose. but the sides OF his parachute
were aattened by the wind and he
was dashed TO his death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
$1,000 BLAZE
ATLEAD WORKS
Firemen Battle Flames and
Save 10000 Gallons of
Turpentine

A FIRE OF undetermined origin IN
the yarEish department of the De
troit White Lead works at Milwan-
kee-ave. and Widman-pl., at noon
Wednesday caused $500 damage
before fremen could get II under
control For more than a half'hour
the fire fighters battled against the
names which were spreading in the
direction of room where 10000
gal!on, OF turpentine were stored
and hnally won.
The paint department is In one
story brick building. The heat was
intense and several firemen were
carried out on the verge OF beint
a4T1 FGQmC---
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
'8'aHs Home
49, divorces Hubbard
D OEunk Whisky and
% Hsr Clothes

- u ~ times = week I'LL
~ - ~ morning. George W.
sose his wife, Edna. TO leave
stooeiAed In seeking . d.
Goo1ay. before Judge Law,
- addicted TO drink. she do
e ma Wonld ruli the clothes on
49, when he came home ugly
1vlnk. The dishes on the table
80 ob1ects on which he vent
y SnDa. che declared. She was
y Aoesee.
~ Carrie PEBBLES lived with
husband, John PEBBLES. for 70
eho rot tired Of working to
IN BIN, and quit. PEBBLES left
oSo q this, she told Judge Hart.
w couple lived In Petrolia, Ont.
~ time Of PEBBLES desert.on In
They have four children, the
IT Of whom Is IL years cic. a
~ wus granted.
~ hit me In the back with q
- q I was standing In the back
= and knocked me down. SAID
Z Margaret Dulka. In telling OF
0iotreatmsnt she suffered at the
~ q her husband. Andrew. She
! SVEN : divorce from him oy
|Ge 0ilday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
BY TINTED PRESS.

PARIS. May l7.-German at
tempts to drive forward their lines
northwest OF Verdun. near Dead
Mans hill. by grenade assault,
failed completely, the war office re-
ported today. A similar attempt by
the Germans was defeated on the
east bank OF the Meuse, northwest
OF Thiaumont
The artillery on both sides was
very active on the right bank OF
the Meuse last night.
During the night two raiding
French air squads few over the
German lines. One squadron dropped
20 shells on bivouacs and railways
and the other dropped 1870 shells on
the sheds al the Metz station.
Near Sur-Aisne. a French fiy-
er brought down German airman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
MEDICINE ECONOMY

a pleasurable physic. tonic and
blood purifier combined IN one sweet
little pill makes an economical treat
nent for constipation. biliousness,
stomach. liver and bowel trouble.
Obtain a 10c or CSC pkg. ~ Black
burns CascaRoyal. Pills OF any good
iruggist.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17

change the trio for Deemer aud
Payne, but the Mexicans made no
response. The Mexieans have been
Identified as members OF the band
that swept the Boquillas section on
the night OF the Glenn Springs raid
Authorities here expect they will be
turned over To Sheriff Walton for
trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
NInety.n,nth 70 Receive FLAGS

Regimental colors. the gift of sew.
en- chapters OF the Imperial order.
Daughters OF tire Empire, will be
presented, Friday. to the Ninety.
ninth battalion. the only battalion
ever raised for war service In Essex
county, Ont. nov modified in Lon
don, Ont, awaiting orders to go to
the front. Presentation OF the flags
will be made by Mrs. Albert r..
Gooderham. wife OF Lieut.. Col. Good.
erham. OF Toronto. The colors con
sist OF two silk flags made in Eng.
land. and hand.worked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-17
Grey Not Aiding
Peace, Says Berlin
RY TNLTEp pEENR

BERLIN tVia Wireless TO Say.
Vile. l.. ~, May 1.-THE cause Of
peace has not been advanced by Sir
Edward Grcy's recent uttersnces
through newspapers the Berlin
press agreed today. The German