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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29

Die DfuloniIIsn I'm Deuiiden Dias
ioniiIen socfpital iperben am %iitts
mod. i. Wadr5, sinen @asSr abbdlten.
grfrifhungtn Don 2-5 1lbr glaas
miitoes, gttsEsshsn BON 5--8 llhr.
Die Ghneitsrn nit BEN Gupsrins
tsnbenten baben Elm srobts Msri
iiberncmmen. Gie molten $4,000
fit ibr Ssim aufbrinssn. Die
Ghipsitern iinb ftlbit germ, btrsit,
grobs Dpfer 5u bringsn, banit Iis
snbliA tinmdf Elm aneens6mss Ssim
ertuIisn m5ssn, fpo re ale untsr eis
nsm DaSe ipobntn !Gnnsn. Ti, Hons
tratte fir ben Hnu iinb abssIHlOifsn
unb bas Gebdubs ipirb etipa $4,000
fpIten. GO bisttt Baum fit SO
Sdrtltstn unb glfItasrinnen.
QllIe Ureunbe fiub beraIih singeIa.
ben. am DRitino1 ibeilsunsbmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
Jn ben 6dntpfen bel
Werbmn
5aben bic Dsutf4en ptrs
bdItuiBmdbis geringe
Nelutt erlttten.

amfsrbam 20. Gsbr. - Sn
ben gsriatsn iiber bic Sample bel
@abun, bic in bier singetroffsnen
bsutf6m 3eitungen .nibaltsn iinb,
ipirb bic 6sididlihseit ssIObt, nit
psl4sr bic Dsrtbsibisunssiperie Der
Jran5Oisn anseltgt fnb. Sic iossn,
bab bic b,utI9s fbspere ariiIIerie Elm
Iansss 9ombdrbement untsrbaltsn
mubt., bis bic Usrhaus gum sr0btsn
9bsil S,ritSrt puren unb bic beutfhe
Snfantsris I'm Gtnnbe mar, iid ins
offens GeIdnbf 5u iragtn.
Msbr.r. Der Rprreippnbenten heben
bic perbaltniBm6bis esrirsen 9erIuite
Der Deuti4en bsrDor. Der GaIl BEG
Sorts 0oaaumpnt ipirb dls peiierer
gsipsis bafiir onsefsben. bob bic iidrts
fen Sorts ni&t I'm Gtanbe iinb. Der
mObsrnsn f9pren artilsrie wibsr.
itanb su Isiiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
Keine Uerandsrung
gefir,porfet Der Gbieasuer Grpert y,
s. Sing be5iislid) ber Nate fir
Waturgas.
sein Seridjt ibsr bic @ertbabidds'
nns ber llnion Gas & electric
80. ipirb bente bem Staotratb
purlifgen.
Gr erflGrt iid sn @nniten eiuer Wlini.
maIrate BON Al Gents pro Ipnat
fir jeben 9oniumenteu.

! Der grpert u. 6. Ring, ben bei
GiaSirnib ieinerssit aneeitellt bate url
cine 2lbfhdsuns bes Gisenibums bti
llnipn Gas e electric 60. porsuneb'
| men I'm auf Grunb beriefben sinsr
neusn aontrait fir bic 0aslisftrune
ebf9Iisben au i0nneu, bat nurimebr iei'
nsn geri4t fertiggeitsllt uno bas ieb.
umfnnsreihe unb auberorbtntIib ia4'
lid ssbaltene S9rifiitiid iDirb in Der
beuiisen Sibung bes Gtabirdtbs M
isrbreiie! tptrbsn.
Ring sisbi in isinem 9eridt 5u. bah
untsr ben sestntpdrtissn Ratsn. tpel1'
bic aoniumsuten fir Ratursas Re-
sabl.n, bic GsisIlifaft fur bag anes'
lse.s aapital tsiHe angemeHensn 3in'
fen sr5isli, aber er erilGrt su sltifel
3eii, bab er anseiinis Der 3aAlen unt
Ginaslbsiien. bie q erIlnsen ionnis
feline grb0buns Der gasrais bsfiirDor'
ten fam.
gu biei.r gntiheibuna iommi
Ring, ME CT in isinsm 9sriht be,
merit, auf Grunb Der por6anoeneu
aontraste fir ben aniauf pon Hatur.
gag feitens Der Geislf&afi, Su berer
genauer llnisriu4uns ibm, ipis sr be-
Ionbsrs berporbebt, ieins geIegenbeil
eeboten ipurbe.
Den Dsrtb Der Gasanlogs, iolpsil
Gincinnlti IN getraht fommi. Ihdbi
Ring ouf 5000, ,747.64 unb bemertt
baB es 1854, ,780.17 ioiisn ipiirbt
bic anlngs uuttr ben gesenipdrtiger
llmitdnbsn ntu anSulestn.
Des Meitersn fiibrt Ring an. bot
bic Union Gas anb gleeirir 60. fiji
bic sJorberuns beg Dassefhdftes ieii
benz !. Snnuar 1907 bis gum l. Sa'
nuar 1915 insssiammt $3.50, ,284 Der
ausaabt bat. Der Geiammtiperth. To-
ipeif Der jdbrli1 su erSislenbs profii
| IN getraft iomnit, ipirb in BEN BE-
ri6t uuf $S,326. 1884 abssTddbi
unb Der GYpsrts ertldrt. bab bic DE-
ieai9aIt Su sinsm gaettoprpfit Dor
fisben pro,snt bsrsdtist mare, Der I'D
duf $582, ,873.87 bsluiIftn fpiirbs. @or
biefer Gumme jinb fir abnubunl
$191 ,584.70 ab5uf9reibeH, 10 BAT
berg2ettps sUsrbienit iOmit $774, ,458.5I
betragsn tpiirbe.
Mit Der nihtigite puntt bss BE,
riats 1T, bdb Ring bic Ginfiibrunl
elmer Wlinimaltare jiir ben Gaston'
fum empfiebIt, dbnli9 ipie iis fir ber
@erbrou6 Der gleitri5it6t feitgsies
| III. Geiner alniiht ndh follte iih bisf,
Wainimoltore nuf A Gents monatlid
belaufen unb tr benertt, bnb Dbn
fyraqs bic ItiliiGtslommiiIionen In
aansen aanbs ii1 NIT tinsr berartiser
Gmpsfhlung sinperitanben ertldrsr
iriirbtn.
GdIieBli6 befiiriporttt Ring aud
nod, bdB an SteIIs Der 5sbn prossnt
ipeids bic GsislIf&aft jebt fur bic BE
sdblunq Der Gasrtdnungen innerball
einer beItimmicn GriIi beipinigi, iie Il
3utunft qebdIten fein iolIie, rilr einsI
Aabati BON fIinf pro5snt gu bsiDilli
gen.
lpou ser Union Gas & Giectrie 60
lersldrie ssitHn efbsnb, als e bon .bs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29

Gin5sIteiten bss sine'f&<n Bsri4ts IN
ReunfniB etiebt iplrbe, bob ieintr
etnii9t ria@ BE abfmdbung bsi Vis
aentbumspsrtbes bebeutenb ~ nisbris
gseriffen 5ei unb sr beulsrIit fernsr.
bab bic gtleuf@aft ii& ou& nidt NIT
ber BON Ring Dorsei4 i4losensn Minir
maltore BON "A Gents pro wlondt ein<
perttonben ertIdren i0nns. icnbern
cbne iebe edmierisisit I'm Gtunbe 5tin
piirbe, ben Na4weis 80 liefern. bab
elm berartises Wainimum Der Geislls
fdaft abfolut tsins Gered5tigteit ipibsrs
fohreu [alfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
g gilbert bic 9 dwate Der
amerifauifhen 5Iotte.

y Waloerf ole - Q ID aWe 0er
amerifauifG en- 5Iotte.
@aibington, .. g.. 26. Tcj.
Die 0Iotte lit na1 slneabe 6es Nrd.
iibenteH bes Wsarine &rieosfcae.
gums, GpntrsaomirdIs 4uifin Wcz
aniebt, nid)t i'm Sfali6e, mebr nIs
80 9srosent ibrer Starfe gegebenell.
falls in yerpenOuns oil bringen. Ter
Montreal iorScrt bas Wsariile.aom.
nittee bcs Sauies bringeno m,f, Die
slnlperbima pon nlinoeitcns $4,000
rciterer Wsalmidaften iuio ocn Ban
bon Sdladttren5ern nnb sImftld-
rlnasidiffen an3noronen.
gsenn 6ie atlantiide Slotte beutc
bic aeianmte aiiite 81 bertbeibisrl
bate, fonlte lie nidt in boiler St1rfc
auft-cten, neil iic 5u lpeitig Wfanll.
idJaiten ln6 feline sIuifIdrinissihiiie
ba6en tpiiroc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29

:annte. sab Der gioitel, abtrad. ..

rannie, oaf Der gioite1i dbtrad). Ger
Eoli5ei iii cs icmeit nod ntdJt ee.,
liinaen. Die Socrtitdt oss uipporiidy
iiaen Gtnuiicurs su ernlitteIn ultS
ben eiit3igen 5inger5eig, ben lie TO-,
,rcit beiitf, it, odf, es Elm grimes
sli,tomcbil mar. Oieie slrgnbe niadtc
Der cirrsige siageipeiige oes worfalls, ;,
Gin Icpeidcnbcte, Der aud ben &c.
borSer mittbeilte, baB iib feds Deib'
Iide gaeien auber Dem Gboitfieur i,;'
sem araft,raeen beinIioeu gsnd, oeH
3iIinmnlenprall, bel weldc,n aiIacii'
if,einIib Sns automobiI poaiq iiribe.'
iddoist bIieb, iiibr Der Gbauifeiir no.
tiirIid) id,ieuniait aDon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
Der Vertras NIT patti "a
tifi5irt,
u inter- peI4em bic 9Darss
Republit unter bas
prptettorat Der
Der. Staaten
. =. -.
I D m M I

WafbinstOn, 8. G.. %. gebr.
Der Senat rattfisirte fpdt am Wons
tag siiritimrnis ben @srtras NIT 6aiti,
unter fpel9em bic Der. Gtnateu Elm
protettOrat iiber bic fdipdr5e Rtpubiit
lnb bic JinauSsn unb poliseiseipult
iibernebmen. 9aiti uirb bic territos
riale Sntegritat saruniirt nnb cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
g ernorS q ba ip II n B


81 eruor6 Gbam uno
Sbofripeore w,on id,reibt. Nu
ber euoliideu greiie mirS aeoeurpdr.
tia aie Srooe er0rterf o,If lpeIte
gse;,e nor sOO.i5brioe gooestaa
sbofpipeores. Ser oui ben 3 sra!
h 3 f6at oeieiert tperoeu ion lie
@citmiuiter goaettea bot iifl an
nrebrere sl;,torifSteu mit Der g,itte
aemouS. lire slufid,teu ,inb g,orifId.
40 ii;r hie Geier n her 0eituna All
,,ersfi,ntIihsu. ,roro,,i iie n. a bon
g,ernors chom hem foIaenSeu griei
ers;sIt. 9d, Aenfe es lpare piel.
Ieid,t be,iep mir ;iberIoIien Berlin,
a,u 0';Slrioen goSestaa Sbnfe.
ineores an ieieru2 Wafbem unierc
iabreInitgen gentiibungen fiir bic er'
ridtins eiresslational.I .Ibeafers s'in'
sInbenfen Sboeipeares tcinen anoerll
nennensipertben GrfoIg batteil. OILS
Der anfani oes gooens onrd einen
ebIen TeiItiden, iuabreno uniere rel'
d,en Bertreter Der aiiltnr 90 5irild.
seipicfeu baben, mih MIR einen Sie'
sel fir Sieies @ebauoe bei5iiiteiierrl,
70 ioIen mir ilns Iiebcr nift ldder'
| lid MAIDEN olirh eine @orlpiegelilng
pom geipunberins fur Sbafeipeare
iro feline annlt, bic mir m Wrrtl'd'
felt niht iiihlen. CINE fret siigelian'
Sene GleidaiiItigfeit segenuuer
Sbofeipeare 1T feins Shnnoe- YIN
2ano oes Sports uno oes Sanoeis
bat bas Medt. ieine @roBen 3ii fesern.
ebenic fuie Elm Sano Der a1.r't aper
bab cine spOri- iro Sanoels.5lolIl.
a,l0n M elns. Ssaus :,'s. y, e., ',. ,,atter ms.
,pn. " !. s'nssa sssx.'i;% wSs w
''u''e, ~ uV''
S4!iler ais Fron5eass,
Zen fpfgenoen dmiildnteu Sirsiildii
entnimnlt oas .Su@Mpe atalilus
aorrsfprnntn3 1latt mie n9
..Rsue Better Jrnrnal- mittgetii osh
Aiien stner laVFium laiss:
npiisnlaalt; vlnsm a1O'nst ..' aus h,s g.,
lItm innlflpn III pd. 'O.nsh oa;. f.
Usrlnltes osi N1Den o,:.,,s pD.usspsn Civ .;r.
6sr oss 'intsn ue.'l''l'ns..5 ,as;,I;n, n
Henie Don ~ plptsm s, a.'sr
iporpsn- ger ys'iegIe ;.s's q. sSs.su" %.s,,'
csruinng s.n naD las.s ,; ~ .,,.sfsrh. =,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
Cine nene ]l0ts 0eut(6(anoS, Die auf Den
llnter(ee6rieg Be6ng @at,
Ipn BEN Graien bon 8erniorif oem staats'
Department ,nsefelt.

Sa 9epartcment nt berst n bic geresmns bs
SenlanS nseuommusu StauSpunts = llnter scutn llnt
GnSem anaerfennen - Son einer gnidbnna Der nr
ee-sampasne Snndlanbs Eetrres lit in Der Noe fene
9b 9as Staasbepartcmen uaet INNER md an bic sebei
Sninfr.en Der briiden 9egermms Die Sapiaue pon
Sanbelsifcn Die Tcndlano om gOiAafcr 0euro
ebermttlaue mad &ahiustou sugeieat murben
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gntmidluno aasr feiner 0ilf5quelyeu
suseiimeri. Der Wtrtrus III bereits
bonn aonsrsb 9aitis sebinist pctbeu.
NlbusirAl alisftin 6ni6bt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

II was a regimental affair, all COM
panies turning out, while the band
opened with the Star Spangled Ban
ner," and later Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march during the time Of the
ceremony. The brfdegroom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Petty, and
the brides mother. Mrs. Betty Gle
ments, were In camp to witness the
ceremony
The Thirty-thfrd also has the dis
tinetieH OF having six men in its
machine gun squad who are mem
bers OF the choir in the Congrega-
tional church OF Flint.
Throughout the camp from one
end to the other the men are in
general good humor. There are few
disgruntled ones. Every manner OF
entertainment is provided. The
Thkty-third, which has led In the
matter Of entertainment for Its men
even has gone so far as 10 provide a
swimming instructor. and all swim
Mig In Portage Lake Is being done
under his direction And at designat
cd hours.
Some Of the boys who have had
little or no outdoor life with dit
Gculty become accustomed TO the
camp fare, but they are gradually
entering into the spirit. and are get
ting along marvelously well. Bread
and bacon. with a little army coffee
for breakfast. slice OF beef, two
or three "spuds' with a few fried
onions. did not look appetiIing TO
some on the first day at camp, but
they have a different view Of things
now, and eat ravenously three times
a day and as many times in excess Of
| that number as the camp cook will
! permit One OF the most noticeable
I things In connection with the pres.
err camp Is the small amount of in
toziea,ing liquor that has been dis
/ tributed about The Michigan Ma.
tional Guard today is dryer than II
ever has been and the number who
+ Lave ut@4l. -fUA " the kudlu House
because e intoxicstion has been re
Z ylarEFtiy small.
"RooEias' in the various com.
: pauies have been the butt OF the
usual military camp jokes, and no,
2 few have been temporarily disng
.---- - - generous use OF pair
OF clippers or other instruments oil
torture.
The "canteens" Of the three regi
ments which now take the nature Of
general stores, have done a thriv
Zig business. However. their stock,
are very low. which they explain b.
the fact that the regiments are 60
ing to war and not to .-e usual an
nual encampment
Medical examination and the ad
ministering Of the prophylactic treat
ment against typhoid continue tc
take up much OF the time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Dan, Cupid Breaks
All Records for
Iune in Detroit

Dan Cupid has been a very busy
little person In Wayne county dur
ing this month OF roses and wed
diugs.
According to the records. the mum
Der OF marriage licenses issued In
June. 1916. broke all records. the
total number being 1917, Fifty-four
licenses were issued Friday The
average daily record was 81,
Mat Egan. license clerwk aoiti
Mat Eagan. license clerk, stated
that for the same month In 1918,
only l.47s licenses were issued.
Previous records of the bureau for
the number OF licenses issued In a
single day have been repeatedly
BROKEN this year. Last Saturday.
ia couples took out their first pa
pprsa II, tAe game OF matrimony.
Regular perambulations Of the sal
airy ghost and the constantly in
creasing population are responsible.
In large numbers. for the activities
O fthe match. making son OF Venus.
And 1t Is barely possible that he
has made insidious leap year sug-
gestions TO lovelorn maids. At any
rate, he Is credited with engineer
ing more weddings in the city prop
er, in ratio TO the population than
take place in Chicago. the home OF
the divorce refugee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

folks at home know that they were
safe--and brave.
Brig Gen, Bird said TO US: we
want you with the troops. The op-
portunity TO write letters to the
home folks and to keep the boys
In touch with the home and their
loved ones Is invaluable TO our
work. We will do anything We can
to assist you and when we 30 10
the border we want you to go vii
US"
The Y. NJ. c. A. Is planning 10
send one Of its secretaries to the
border with the troops.
Secretary Shaw was dispatched TO
Craving With the first OF the troops.
Tom ]. Clemens. swimming coach
for the Detroit Y. NJ. G. A.. followed
and has since been teaching hun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
DETROIT TIMES

state committee. Secretaries now
on the ground have already begun
the organization OF every company
In camp life into a unit.
"one of the principal duties or
the eight or ten secretaries will be
to organize the men in social and
athletic or recreational way" said
State Secretary L. 4. Buell.. "Ev-
cry company has within II sufficient
musical talent. for instance, TO form
some sort OF entertainment feature
for the entire company OF men.
with the coming OF lhe first con
signment OF writing paper and en-.
veiopes the men fell over one an
other getting letters off to wives.
mothers and sweethearts--any sort
OF a scrap or note that would let the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

are on the way. In addition to the
tents. there has been shipped sup
ply Of stationery consisting OF $4,000
sheets OF letter paper, l2,soo en-
velopes. besides pens. ink. blotters
and stamps.
Secretaries OF the Michigan Y. NJ.
C. A.. under the direction OF Ira ID.
shaw. Industrial secretary. will man
the tents provided for each regi-
ment and viii serve In his own way
to link the soldier with his home
and family. At least before he leaves
for the Mexican border. Much OF the
incoming mail for the troopers will
be handled through the Y. NJ. &. A.
tents and posts.
Musical instruments. monographs,
books. games and athletic appara-
tus have been dispatched by the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
RecreatiOnal Service
For Troops Begins
On Large Scale
MANY TROOPERS
LEARN TO SWIM
Soldiers Scramble for
Stationery to Pen
Line Home

At a meeting OF the executive
committee or the Michigan Young
Mems Christian association. Friday
plans were completed for full pro
gram OF service for the troops in
camp al Grayling. following requests
from Brig.-Gen. Bird and other Of
ficers OF the militia. Arrangements
were made for tents. writing tables
envelopes, letter paper. pens. ink
and musical instruments to be ship
ped immediately TO the training
camp.
A brigade tent. measuring ssx5s
feet has been shipped 70 Graylins
for meetings. entertainments and the
general use of soldiers in a social
way. Smaller regimental tents also
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
By UNITED PRESS.

CAMP FERRIS. CRAWLING.
Mich. July Playing the efficiency
game Is the whole thing in mill
tary camp. Keep the men busy and
happy. for business and happiness
always are closely linked. See TO il
that not only the grounds but the
men are clean al all times. And.
above all, give the men something
to occupy their minds from morning
until night.
That Is the creed that Lieutenant
Thos. E Swan. OF Saginaw, preach
es to the men OF the Thirty-third
regiment. Michigan National Guard.
and that perhaps Is bringing that
unit Of the state militia TO a de-
gree of effciency that has not been
eQualled by any OF the other regi-
ments OF the state. Lieutenant Swan
who IN private life Is the rector OF
St. Paul's Episcopal church. Sagi-
nav. is exceedingly modest about
what the Thirty-third has accom-
plished and what IL In uorng the time
that II Ia In camp al Portage Lake
But a close observation of the
Thirty.third camp grounds at once
shows that the mems time Is being
used to good advantage. The com
panies of the Thirfy-third regiment
have been assembled from many OF
the smaller communities. In II are
represented Port Huron. Cheboygan
Houghton, Sault Ste. Marie. Flint
| Pontiac. Saginaw. Bay City, East
Jordan. Alpena. Menominee and
| Owosso.
I Until the last few weeks the Thir-
ty-third's roll was very small. nearly
two-thirds OF .ts members having
been recruited since the call to arms
Lieutenant Swan, through his TN
usual policies and methods has in.
jected a new life and spirit in the
Thirty-third.
Il tell them that their whole serv.
ice IN this world depends on manli-
ness" he said. II have been careful
70 lMpfess ou tuSiT Iliuus Lnat NV
war game Of today If not one OF
brute force. as II used to be. but now
IL q matter OF brains. And I have
emphasized the fact that only real
men use brains.
81 have endeavored TO study the
men In the Thirty.third. and have
one mess every day with the com.
panies. although that is not Gus
tomary. The officers are unable to
do 1t. but In my place as chaplain,
nnd that ! can proftably spend a
short time each day in close touch
with the men Of the companies.
Chaplain Swain performed the first
wedding ceremony in camp, join.
ing together a. man and wife Lloyd
ID. Pettys and Beda Clements. OF
Pint. Pettys 10 member of the
1hirty.third's machine gun company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Invalid Ends Life.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. July l.
Following an iilness Of ten years,
Mrs. Adair Houloase. 81. prominent
Holland woman OF this city com
mitted suicide during the night. The
woman locked herself in a room
and turned on the gas, some time
during the early part OF the evening.
The body was found sometime later.
No inquest will be held.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
dreds III trooper to swim.

dreds of trooper tn swim.
During the camp last year one
man was drowned in the lake. and
this. coupled with the attraction OF
the water itself. has made the sol
dlers flock 10 Coach Clemens
classes By the hundreds. e
d.. +. Strong, general secretary OF
the Port Huron \. NJ. {. A., was
added To the ~" staff ut Camp Fer
ris. T.. n Sharp. secretary OF the
Grand Rapids ~" will arrive In
camp Sunday. Or. J. II. Modesit.
physical director OF the Detroit Y.
NJ. c. A., will arrive In camp Mon
dag 10 take active charge OF all the
recreational lie OF the soldiers dur
ing their tbn1hing. q. X. J.Argent.
general SuOsAry at Flint. W. re-
port ~ ~ Shursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

)DIER DIES OF
kCTURED SKULL

~ peEsons petd the toll of death
4 kgte wssv injured on Detroit
friday night, as q result of
no accidents.
eo, the fouryear-old son OF
t Charles H. Buell.. Of No. rs
Gtayes was fatally injured
o 1as struck by an automo-
hp1 and driven by Francis
~ years old. Of No. ioi
lnsuE. u the intersection OF
euxAve, and John R-st.
~ - The statement made
1 hoswas approaching the
T. nbo1t 10 miles and the
= M Nm coming. II was his
n TT After starting across
1t tka boz decided that he
III S1nke 4 and turned back.
11o1 Nh brakes. but was too
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
SATURDAY. JULY 1. 1915.

Every enlisted man ought 70
know how to swim" DR.. MODESTO
said. 1T should he In the require
ments. The recreationai work VIII
be patterned after the Canadian Y.
NJ. c. A. work. where general re-
creational program with lots OF fun
In II was set up. Most OF the en-
listed men are soft, their muscles
are soft and flabby and they can't
stand much drilling al first.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
DADS MEN
MACHINAW
CITY, July 10

lg ) paTsds. members Of
6oAag1n Park association
- tAeas nfst annual toui
- e~ Csty. Monday, July 10
tsturn July - Tnes
~ q Hamilton ana Yves.
TAey win BE- carried
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Efficiency Is WatchUOrd
In CrdyLing Camp; Busy
Men Are Always Happy

CRAWLING, July t.--offieiais
here do not believe that the
Thirty first Regiment will be
ready 70 move TO the border
until Monday. The most ur-
gent need 10 for shoes for the
recruits, which are on the way
from WashInoton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
DID YOU NOTICE THE
LIMIT

on ID. a. G. line 9Th July excursionsr
from hone--t2so Cleveland, 81 Buff
falo. $3.50 Niagara Falls. Round trip
for transportation. Tickets good
going July I. 3 :. returning July T.
You'll have to hurry. Get your state
room accommodations today.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

Citizenship Cay" is to be ot serv-
ed Sunday with appropriate cers-
monies In all the churches ~ the
Methodist Episcopal church, south.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

Today is Dominion Day. the Cana
dian national holiday commemorate
ing the Confederation In 1867.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
WHEN ALL ELSE
FAILS THEN TURN
TO WENTWORTH
Mrs. lanes Morrison Did This
and Tells How Well
It Paid.

Mrs. Morrison lives at 9S1 West
Pike street. Her endorsement,
which follows. is the latest OF tina
long. long list OF those given by well
known home folks:
Burke's Drug Store:-I have been
troubled with rheumatism and neu-
ralgia for two or three years. I have
suffered so much and for the last
year or so l have nearly been down,
so ! could do nothing.
have doctored with several doc
tors and have taken different kinds
OF medicine but have gotten no re-
lief.
So had heard of your famous
Ncrv-Worth and decided 70 try II.
] took one bottle and now I CAN
SLEEP. EAT and am WITHOUT
PAIN.
I can heartily recommend your IA
nous and valuable Wentworth TO
all who have this trouble.
Truly yours,
MRS. JAMES MORRISON.
981 W. Pike ST., City.
Your dollar back at Burke's Dra ?
Store II Wentworth fails to benefit
Observation-Disclosures.