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The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
WORKMAN FALLS
SIX FLOORS TO
INSTANT DEATH

An unidentified workman painting
windows in tho airshaft of the Mar.
quettc building. 80 73 Congress ST.
vest. was instantly killed Wednes-
day afternoon 10y a fall from the
eighth TO tho second floor OF the
building
The painter had been In tho en-
rloy OF tho W p Nelson company
for but one day and his name had
not been taken. His body was found
hanging over a beam on the second
floor.
Coroner Rothacher declared that
the accident was due either 10 the
elevator weights striking the plank
on which the workman was standing
or to the man losing his balance in
attempting 10 open one of the win
dows.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Woman With Invalid Husband
And Sick Daughter Asks Aid in
Finding Suitable Quarters

Tho cellar tho family nov calls
home
The only room contains TWO sta.
tionsry laundry tubs, a bed. ricke-
ty table. three chairs and a packing
box with a fcw broken dishes There
rs a cook stove also, which is divid
ed from the lavatory by an old cur
tain Another bed is IN what would
be the coal bin
For those quarters Mrs Randolph
pays g. per week in advance on
account of expenses Of moving 20
this city and her child's sickness,
Mrs Randolph has been running be
hind nor can she find another place
10 lay her head in the entire city OF
Detroit She wishes 20 get out Of
her celler Saturday, as her week Is
up then. and asks that some one
find her a place and stand sponsor
for her for the FIRST weeks rent IN.
I'll she can got on her feet
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19


ls''"uonF we're t'uha were ,he same
H ""''n lnere was evidence OF
kI"S''s' corruption IN 'he primary
fl' stated 'ha' IN every case Where
ii'"' o. ina" one queStlonaoIe regis
- ' - - ~ IN o'', ,.,., "uu. &c -
- y - > l''o'''
-. ''-.' '..' -. 60 N"' d" ~ " '"'' y
I"" 90 precinct oflo'als "h" VIII
appear FRIDAY. " they heed me com
mission s. summons. VIII ne griliea
F'S'''iNE da's'IohaDie registrations
-. -, 90 ''' 80 Wv -
"''h inc commission receives
rom 'aNh""sNI on Ih'rsd'f TO.
F..''- OF me ponce 'heok on ~ pre-
'.I.''.-. Ivy 'I"rh lindsay, Mo ~
" '"'u'o'r or 'n' commission VIII
'' arr an a'n'''ohai che'N of persons
"h" 'oNl' nor Dc Ioca''l AT given
''..' Sos "' ""'S' 'rb'7,'''l'" -
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
CHANCE STORY
LOOKS LIKELIER

CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Apparently
lending confirmation TO the report
that F-ank Chance would be tho
next manager of the Chicago Ma
tionals IS the announcement that the
Cubs viii ahsnGon Tampa as "a
training camp and train next spring
~ Pasadena Fla. This was A por
tion Of the program predicted in
tho Chance story, given publicity
lasi Nenk
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
REGISTRATION
FRAUD CHARGED
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-If charges
of Illegal registration here are
proven, 800 names may be stricken
from Chicago poll books Copies
~ the registration lists will he put
I'm the hands OF States Attorney
Hoyne today and Investigations will
be started Immediately. Colonlza-
tlon Of Negroes Is charged by the
committee OF investigation n the
charges are sustained. IL is expected
federal action will be taken in
connection with probes in other
cities.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19

s farm ovpcr' for Wayne county
was recommended Wednesday by
tho WAYS and means committee OF
The board of supervisors This in
novation has neou pushed by the
county members and several mem
hers of the state grangers appeared
before the aommittee 10 urge the
resolution The increase of all 81
200 salaries OF county employees 10
:. 300 discussed TueSdav. was
adopted One hundred and twenty
five Job holders will be benefited
The salary of Otto Stou. registrar
OF deeds was raised from $4,000 to
s. 900 a year
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
BOY IS VICTIM
OF LIVE WIRE

Eric Smith. lG years old. No 556
Crawford.ave was instantly killed
Wednesday night when he picked up
IN eavetrouEh thar had been blown
across live wire lying N infantry.
St and Regularaves. A pulmotor
was secured from the Edison Hum.
mating company but the boy could
not he resuscitated Coroner Bur
CESS will hold no INQUEST
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
BANDITS HOLD UP
SALOONKEEPER
AND LOOT TILL

Two men. one Of whom was armed
with a revolver and the other with
p butcher knife. held up Albert VII
bert proprietor of saloon al No
cS9 Boaubion-st.. shortly after clos.
ing timc Wednesday night. and ri1ed
tho cash register OF S73 The men
had been lettering in the place until
Wlhort was alone. when they held
him mp
Fred Monroe OF Champlain. H.,
was held up by q Negro with a re
vo,ycr near the Union depot shortly
art.~ MIDNIGHT and robbed OF $40
and q gold watch.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
RHEUMATISM GOES
If HOODS IS USED

Tho genuine old reliable Hoods
-arerU rUarill1 cOrrccts tho acid condi.
Iouz ~ the blood and builds up the
phol sNetcw n drives out rheuma-
Usm because 81 Clcanscs the blood
thorouChlg u has been success.
fully used for forty years
For rheumatism. stomach and Kid.
ney troubles. general debility and all
US arising from impure blood,
Hood mas no equal Get II from
your nearest druggist toGcv ADV.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19

IUlc-s someone helps Mrs Annie
Randolph 6nd home and pa, her
rom D., SATURDAY. ehe may ba crtc.
ed from rho cellar which she noo
calls home I'm 'he roar OF a7i Mon
roe-ave
Mis- Randolph is a woman of 80
and viii get along comfortably with
a hr'lo assistance Since her hus.
band Was hurt IN an acciden, in a
s. louis factory he has been un-
able to work The family came TO
Detroit last August and found a FUR
n.shod room I'm an unfinished attic
whore they All lived There is a
daughter who works in laundry. a
son who has Job and Mrs Ran.
dOlph also works when she has not
some one sick 10 take care OF Just
now her little girl. l2 years old
has 'onsllitls, due probably 20 the
lack ~ Nch' and the d0mp0ess IN
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Judge Connolly Comes
Out In Favor of
Short Ballot
TANES ARE NOT
LOWER, HE SAYS
Declares High Values
On Property Only
Deceive People

Declaring that Public govern
men means public management"
Judge William J.. Connolly opened
new issue in hts campaign for
mayor Wednesday niEht when in
two addresses ho spoke In favor Of
The simpliaca'ion of government and
the hort ballot
Shortening of tho ballot and ol"c
t'on ot only o mayor and cry 'roas
urfr wore The means thru which the
candidate said simpliacstion OF gov
crnmont could be reached He
pioas'd himself 10 exert has cn"r
E'ez toward the realization of these
projects
After h'a second meeting OF tho
night me eand date paid a visit 20
TIE home 90 Judge Edward J Ion
RE ou West Grand blvd 20 offer
his ~ymrathy . Mrs JeTr'es who
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
CITY of Detroit To ee Retired

The ~ & G. steamer City ot De
troit III will make her last trip Of
the season 10 Buffalo Thursday af
ternoon. AT O'Clock. on her return
to Detroit Saturday morning she
will be withdrawn. The steamer
CITY of Cleveland III will continue
In the Buffalo service until some
time In November, leaving Detroit
on the even days and Buffalo on ths
odd I'm October.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
New Divorca Bills

Bills for divorce were filed with
the county clerk Wednesday by
Charles vs.. Anna Freas. August vs..
Sophie Schalk, Mary VS.. Gustave
Ezelas. James r. vs.. Louise Hughes,
Jacob VS. Byrd Wehr. Charlotte vs..
Henry la Valley. Mary vs., John
Love
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
p. /. M. s on WAY TO Coast

The steamer p. l.. VI. ;. completed
az the Fcorse wards OF the Great
Lakes Engineering company, took
on a cargo Of coal az Lorain We'd
nesday and will deliver il AZ Mont,
real on her way 70 the coast. She
Is owned by UruEuayan capitalists.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
william Uuttrnm, - years old. was
eIILlmE Im The hnrk nnIh OF nj.

home 80 5t7 Hamilton ave. We'd
nesday night when ho suddenly
topplcd over dead Mr. Henry a
declared death due 80 heart failure.
Coroner Rothacher took charge -
tho case
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Another ''mrRnest mnn" hns been dis
GOV cred. snmc ono hrnke Into the

wood-aye.. thru q rear door. We'd.
rcsday night and stole small
bank h"luuRluE 90 Tapkr.s young
bowl containing 81 IN Runalo
nfrkcls
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Mrs. William Patton. widow Of the
late William Patton. died In her

hrrar Nr H~a Drtnrl.-.f pot
az. ~ "a years The e..rcrai vii
Hn held from the rs-iH.r Frldty
pFfrrnunu Five sons syrr o. lanes
g. Duncan ~ and potter v Patton.
nf Detroit md William and Archie
1sftrr ~ Port Huron
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Tho the expense Of distribution has
GrnMn mntcrlalIA. The cost Of Nmlrr

FrrTiTc VIII NOT Do IU|TtUEod m
Detroit. according 20 an announce
ueuf from tho offices OF the board
- water commissioners Increases
IN the cost of service have been
announced IN number ~ other
leading riti~s OF tho country priu-
ciTs'Iv because of tho Increased
cost ~ coal and chemicals
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19

French inventors have developed
n vertical axis rotary motor for hy
droplanes that can he completely
protected from water.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19

Hamilton. O.. has celebrated It's
one hundred and twenty-ffth birth
dav
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
City News in Brief

lump In the price OF milk has
raised the price Of milk drinks TO
]" cents, AMI the price - egg and
milk drinks formerly N cents.
has gone up 20 10 cents. signs dis
PLAYED iu many az tho down town
drug stores announce
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
For Hughes, for Honor and
for Country

We Of the National Hughes Alliance are Demo-
Gratis, Republicans and Progressves united in one
reverent purpose by the gravity Of the world hour,
convinced that this is moment before which the par
tsanships Of ordinary times must yield to the need of
a strong and wise leader.
We offer ourselves and our services in the cause
of good government American citizens inter-
ested solely in the honor and security of
country
The only badge we is the flag OF our 1or,
fathers, and principles and ambitions are theirs,
moulded in the fine traditions inspired and gloried by
their valor and sacrifice
We uphold and defend that ideal Of nations which
demands sefrespect and without which the respect of
other nations may never be commanded.
We maintain that the rights of every citizen
the obligations of all citizens-that each on
must sustain the pride Of the Republic
We live to perpetuate for the principles
for which fathers diedwe would not be less than
our fathers, that may always be their equals
Therefore support the candidacy and the
vctions of Charles f. Hughes.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19

Detroit ~ the laboratory where nll
the newest aud best methods In
AmeriCauiZafion work have been
tested. and they viii soon he used
iu' otcrv 'Iit - any s.re iu this
country. declared pr. ~ ~ Whra
ton. Immigrant education specialist
from the federal bureau Of edura-
tion before a luncheon W'ctluE II
Detroit foreign editors. leaders and
AmCTiCRniHHtIDn workers
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Charles 4. Grant, treasurer of the
ErnnI Mrna EnmnhrA cnm nEnA. No.

6AH-gi BcaufaIt-st. man vfaCtui ems
az water heaters and pWmhtfs
supplies has written 90 Police
Commissioner Douzens cougratur
letlrg him on riamplrE the I'd on
tho sunday saloon M Grant Fays
the plant started Monday morning
win q full complement ~ mon,
which is most unusual uu Monday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Working for the STANDARDIZATION of
prlces ~ rnnNRs pr0dnrts. goo drle-

EHT'" fTUW ut THTfs Uf Tho nIIcU
states arc attending tho couven-
tl"u ~ th" National Tent 4 AVN
ms Manufacturers association In
The Hotel Sfatlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Nrei Il . cot 3 y Ter.
2onOon fl. 9luguit - Gas
9loDo'ide 9lircau fiiuoiete on ooB
ser fron50iiide Tompfer uSenri gli-
ia, elm Sdiff BON 500 Eonnen, Oas
fron56iiicbe Seeeli6iif a9lnnette Wla-
ric" 1l7 Eounen) uno Der Canpier
n9lobert" oeiien 0lotionaIitdt nibt
oneegeben lit, bon llnterieebooten Der
Gentrolmd6te in ben @rlnO aebobrt
morOen linO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

in eiMerbcit gcnemlidseit uub @ilrbe.
2niicM eie teiue writcre gepdle peritrei.
deH pbnc nit ntc conierirt az DaDen.
EaS 9aDioiun iCit pier5ebn
Sa3rcn has Mlcilter.Wioiorrao, ipirb sic
nit ibrer crIteu 5aBrt oeiuinneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

MAIDEN GBuncn. 1icIc cnt5ndeuOe sIOcu.
be, iuemm oer San neiailrn IL, inb bac
nn0cidlrei6IlaIc @ariiim pon 8elO Wmo
6lir iM ber 2uTt lieet Haneuo, plnn-
Oerno uub nuilebeno, ibnnen eic h6er bic
Sauoiirahcn u6cr bnrt bic stabtiiraleH
~ 96rer ciemcm WeIdlpinoIatcit ia1reu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
lormegifHer 0ompfer
0urh &0Ilenmoihine
pcrienft?

G6riitioniono, gloripegen IT,.
9lusuit, (pin 2onOon). Ger nor.
ipcgiIdc Gampfcr u9agnorod" Scr
iib auf scr So6rt bon @ot6cn6ura
nod &onen befanO, lit in ser 9ioro-
fee ais OoS Neiultot elmer erploiion
aciunfeu. Sic 9emauuing wllroe
gclanOet.
Ger GopitGn ocS Gompicrs 0o6
scr 9IuidGt 9luSOrud, OaB iein S6iif
bon elmer S0aenmaIdine 5eritort
plirOe
Ger Gompier r9lo0uorof" 6ottc
einen Noumiu6olt bon 1907 Tomen
un0 cine 2dnge bon 22S SUB; CT
murOe I'M Sobrc 1905 in 9eracn ae.
boit imo eebortc elmer oortiaen Sir.
MAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
DObtr0O plateau.
Sect ganS in itaIieni-
i6ra SdmNcu.
OfadD Scm Dfii5ieIlem Se-
riHt aus HDm.

OcI GorIo, iaopeItlicb BON @0r8,
eenommen boben. ~ Seitlib BON
@or8 Ieilteu sic SeIterreider nod
Iborfcu @iOeritono. %eters.
burg beri6tet beOeutiame er-
folge. Ruiieu nebmen StoniS.
laii unO @lonoiter8Dsto.
ROM pia 2onoom Ii. 9lnauit.
Die sStaliener baben 0ns gon3e 90.
ber0o- @loteou beiest. Sie babeu
ongeblib 9ubbia mO Son Martino
sci Carlo einaenommeu imo Ole 81
ME Oes sluiies @aaone erreid)t Sic
Sellerreider boben iih nad Dem
Often bon ser StaOt Goaone 8ariid.
ae5oGen.
Iies piro in oem naditebenOeu
9eridt Oes italieniiden @eneroliiobs
gemel0ei, Scr bcllte 9lahnHttog aus.
aegebeu plir0e:
p@eiiern iette uniere brittle slrnee
NIT itdrterem Grud 0ie 0iieuiipe ge.
gen bic @eaeuo oeS San WliheIe uno
Oes Sm Wlartino fort, lpelcbe am 8.
9ln9uit beaonnen botte, umo eS 0e-
lang i6r iebr iiorfe &ertbcioignngS.
Stelllmgen OeS 5eiuoes 5miid1en Dem
&ipocco lm0 Dem 0loute Goiih 8u
erobern. Ser 6einO wuroe geidlIo.
Gen inO 500 lih in Der 9lidtHa sit.
lid bon %oIlone 5uriid; CT lieB ie-
Ood forte 9lahbut-9l6tbeilungcn an
Gina Ge6eli umo am Siiael 12i sl.
riid 0itlidb bon WlouiolCoue, 5lriid.
gSir boben Mubbia imO Can Wlor-
tino oel Gorio lmO Oos seiammte
GoberSoFlotea beiebt imo Die 81.
lnie Oes Talone erreicbt,
Seitlid5 bon Gor5t b0lt Iib ser
6eino nod III S1iibcnaraben uld Der
2inie oeS @lontc San @obrieIe unS
oes Nionte San @iorto, Oereu meit.
Iide 9luSlduier mir 6ereitS erreiht
BADEN.
Ole 3a6l inierer @cionaenen uno
ole Nuautidt OeS erbeuteten &rieaS.
materials mdbit forimd6ren0.
(Enrd 0ieie neuen Griolae ibei.
neu 0ie StoIicner einen meiteren
Sdritt getbon 3u BADEN SIR SGube.
rung oes g9infelS. ser 0urd OaS anie
oes Sion5o nnterbolb @6r3 ge6iloet
miro Gas Coberoo@laieml mar
Die Scene bIitieer Sample inn frii.
beren &erloufe Oes 2riegeS, sod oie
Gelierrei1er wioerItanoen aIlen @e.
mii5uneeu ser StoIieier. Oieie mid.
tiae SteIllmg su uebmen.
San Mortino Del Carlo Iieet icbS
@leilcu iiiopeltlib bon @or8 mo ct.
wo 20 Meilen bon Crieit).
3obl Ser itolieuiiden @ g
fongenen pGdit t.
Rom, piu &aris. II. 9(uguit-
Sic 8obl ser bon ocn StoIienern ieit
Der Ginuobme bon @or3 gclongcn
oeuomneneu Seiterreter beirdat
mebr ais $1,000 iuic ser Gorrclpou-
bent Scr DEribuna~ an Scr Sion5o.
! SSrpnt mittbeilt,
Stolicniihc anpoIcric mo Sla0.
fobrcr r0ilmen sic S6dler BON ocu
Geitcrrcic6crn lmo sic Sample anf
beioen 6liieeIn geitaltcu licb fueiier.
bin piinitio fiir oic StaIieucr
Gie 3obl ser Geioleueu mo Ser.
|wimOeten lit oui beiocu Soften oroB.
! Seine Scite mar biSber TN Stanoc,
oorii6cr aenoue sInao6en 81 moden
! sod, miro ieoc cncn %erIuit BON 3O,-
600 Wlonn babeu
Gie Gcferrcibe er % lngen
lid tapfe
Scr italicuiid1e Sieg mar OurbonS
| nid)t ctpa cner GeuoroIiiaton Der
| Ccitcrreiher llngou 5n5nidlrci6en,
/ 0cun sic Sample marcn Die bitter
mcn hic nentld.6Ilcrrcidlildlen ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

GrInrRon Smlletin.

$1,000 gliaaara 5aaS auo sMriId,
ncr nno b CIio6rr. Niactc iii.
tic 15 Gage, eiribicBllm Sag oes
Herlnuis Spc5lnl 8lln bon 0onteS
mn @nlmnn Borlor gSaaoonS
AiprqciiS. MI. 9iobnl Station ulT
SAC W}oroena, 0nltb has hcriiDnie
gebi8O SaueD, ~Gie SnmeiJ bon slme'
tila".
GecnirrGrTnrNnuen
S5.s5-9IHoHtIr 6ltn 0npe YlniL eea
SSlc Sin ituo Ocean Ntt1, " T., lno
Surld 9eoen Sreitn1 nie samiaa
bis sum 3. Gepiember. 0iiliA iiir
bic 9tiidlubrt bis &ie6tdg, inillio
acknowledgements.
S50O-Eccr Nnri WiUnninln HnIc Fntt
ill0 Snfnnn UNI 3nliid. Nlucle 3nill
Gcrf0ni Iiir qua gtr, llir Gonncrlida
nlle SiIQe BON Sreina. Sdnlaa lno
Gonul0N; NhIiig 5nr 9iidlnbri DIS
EienlinN Nior9cn.
$1,000 Nrflclep eprinac NIB 3urlid, @tl'
leic 8lin s'erInni ilir 3iiNe SO mo 4
an Sgciin0 uiio ole 3ilgc AM Snlllos
tao mo SplTnlnA, pnlh1 dhr Jthd'
inDri big iolAenocn Wlunia0.
$3.50 Strnrrid NIB dur6, pla 90
BBaIaln Ban SllIc. SllGie elili9 aul ,hI6a Gqel,
liir Die HildlnUrt uni ioI1enoen Wlon'
ica.
St.25-6rcotrln nnO 5lltln. Wucie 0iil'
ilN lur SUHnnn. NcrluBl Gnnneils
Citation 0.30 9GUrQcnS
Vniirure nadl giDcr6eeh tiin 5nri6, 70.
ple nllc 3lplldeniinionct. Gpe3eu
reon3lrte 6obrbilleie iueroen OnSqtNei
hen lnr yahmllldor. 8ilge SnmIln0S
lillo nuc NnNc SOnilinpS; oiIllg tiir
bic Nlidfabri nui ancn 3iQeii bis
iiuo ciniWlcBlid ,hN i2l, anIOumeiio
In baltimore 9.lh 4lluracns am iols
nenoen Qlpnida. (gluoi2h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
(iSOrtictnns lie9c 2. Scite.)

men Sead6ercdiau strcie cwa 5000 MnNeu oefauoen
nS rrbentetcn uenn MnidDneuaewc6rc
Su gSolpuieu uuiernamu bic rnFdcn Srmbpn oer6nI Nu
Oic bic i6uen uter pid ben aeriuateu Gcuum bradtcnD
9er Oaerrei6ir6c 2seri6t
@eu biu gouSOu, H. Nuama Ser heue gbeuA IMAM saerre
hiansarideu @ucrulab ausacabenc nmtihc gebt Iuat:
plulerc Srnppeu babu Obnc Namp sic GmS GfauSau ae.
ranmt." "
que Mttbcung tnat bnsn ban bic OerrridIdn 2rnppca III
Der wcano OOn SmnisIan MuO unaerN iuiOac Trndec Ser
namelh aheraeneu ruiHAm Neaoren au @anueea u.
Eadge5ogcn wcrOeu muhteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Sron5oiiider Dampfer ge-
r1t6 in @rono uno
Unfit.

WlarieilleS, If. ghnguit.-Cer
frou50iiibe Gompier v1i6or" Der ei-
ne 2ooung Ieiht eui5iinoborer Stoi.
ie an 9oro bate i'll am 5. 9hi9uit IN
9rnno eerat6eu lno aeilmten
(Eer Gampier nEibor", Der einen
Nalhinbolt bon 2727 Gonuen bottc,
lit am 2. Sui Don 93ep glorf obge.
fabren; Sen lebten W'eIOunaen nad
paiiirte CT am 16. Sui Gibraltar
Gr oiirite in5lpiiheu bereiiS @larieil'
les erreicbt boben)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

9(tb en- pio @oris, fl. 9(ngult.
Der erietbiihe 0aupfer ~gletbe.
ria, Ger iiN NIT einem @orgo 2el
unO 1900 @oiioeiercn ouf Der 5obrt
bon Soloniti noH Yolo bcIono, lit
nobe Scr sSniel Sfiotbo IN @rono
eerotben. Gs muroen pier0ig ger.
ionen get6otet lno piele onoere per.
lett. Gs aelong Dem aopit6n lAlieB-
lid, iein Sdiff ouf Den Strano 81
merfen. 0ie @oiioeiere iparea meilt
Solooten.
(0ie Suiel Sfiotbo Iicat i'm illegal
iHen 0}eer. 9oIo 1T ser Souptbofen
BON E6eiioIicn. Der 9lome oes Dam.
piers 1T in S6iffsreaiitern ni6t er-
tudbnt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Dit CaudbOOtt
Geteu MaiirttnsS6
ta0rt 5lI.
O0ie6er mebrere 9ampfer
in ben Wrum0 gebpBrt.

6ron8Siiider 0aupier, Der oifenbor
@1uuition an 9oro botte, mlf ser
Gabrt in @ranO gcrat6cn.
6eucr an 9or0 cines ariebii3cn
0ompfcrs. gier8is 9eriOnen
mngctonrmcn. glorwcaii3er
Gompfer onoebIih ourd S0uen-
moibine oerienft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
MeI0et Geriunfitng itnlic
niiMen DompferS un0
OcutiCb en- II 9ootS.

@alpeiton, GeraS, #. 9lnelii.
- Ser britiihe Tonipier og3orman.
oier" pelcber 6eute bier mlS @euna
auIauatc, beridtet, ooB er 80 @lit.
olieoer ser 9emamnng oeS itaIieni.
Idjen GontpicrS o9lneeIo", tpeIher i'm
Nlittelmeer oerienft worOen mar, ret
tctc uuo IN 9ll9iers Ianoetc.
Ter Gompier brodte mid oie&Im.
Sc nit, OaB I'M @litieImeer Elm oeut-
lhes Souhboot ooS onaebIicb 5mei
Ehirme botie, perienft moroen lei
Gie Toten 0ieier 0orfonmuiiie imO
Aidt uugeaebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

2on6on IL. stueuIt. 91ah
einer &euter.Depeicbe aus &openba-
gen 1T Scr odniiAe Dompier oDone-
pong~, ser iid auf Der Sobrt BON
Soporouoa, Sdpeoen nod Sun be-
fono, IN Der glorolec BON einemEauA.
boot in Sen @runo gebobrt poroen.
0ie 9emaunung ulr0e gerettet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-14
Doubly Proven I
Logan Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence

This Logan citizen testified long
ago.
Told Of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed,
Such testimony is complete--the
evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof of mer-
It.
T. B. Davis, proprietor Of tho
Depot Store, 90 South Sixth West
street, Logan, says: Il had pains in
my back and extreme lameness
across my loins. Sometimes | could
hardly get up or down from chair
and II was difficult to get about the
store. I was also annoyed by irreg-
ular action OF my kidneys and felt
languid and without energy. Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at Ritter BrIs.
Drug Store, gave me positive relief,
after other medicines had failed.
was surprised at their prompt and
lasting effect" Statement given on
September 81, 19O7.)
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER Mr..
Davis said; 81 use Doan's Kidney
Pills occasionally and always get
good results
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney rendedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Davis had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N, Y.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-14

1t was very noticeable on Sunday
that great many drivers of auto
mobiles are not familiar with the
city traffic ordinance as they Were
cutting across corners at angles that
are against the city ordinance and
were speeding at rate that will
have to be checked. Persons guilty
of any of these reckless habits had
better take stock of themselves or
about the first thing they know they
will have to answer before Judge
Johnson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-14

The annual social visit of the ofiic'
ers Of the |. o. o. F. from salt
Lake City, was yesterday afternoon
and evening at which time Grand
master Roy Watrus and Grand Sec
rotary the Rev. p. A. Simpkin of
Salt Lake were present. After the
meeting in the lodge rooms the visit
ing gentlemen were taken to Muir
docks where they were delightfully."-
entertained with refreshments and
dancing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-14

B. F. Ritter, manager of the Ritter
Bros. Drug Company, reports the
fact that some person Sunday morn
ing, maliciously broke the weather
indicator which has been placed on
the telephone pole in front of the
Ritter Bros. Drug Store on Main
street for the accommodation of the
public. The way the instrument was
damaged it shows pure vandalism.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-14
Removing Stains.

Corn starch will remove stains from
the dinner frock or party gown. One
woman dropped grease on a. delicate
colored silk frock and put corn starch
thickly on the under side, hung up the
frock and in few hours not a trace
OF greNse remained. When the same
woman forgot her shields and came
home with perspiration stains she
treated them to liberal bath of corn
starch while moist and not stain
showed when the goods dried.