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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
! : '1m trauten familienkreile. :


ne abcr innerlid 9liidliA? @ahcbte
ne II Den bciDcn e0lcre, beilere
Wteuiden?
Ser itarfc Mtnun bate 5ur 2nuueus
bdrtigteit INNER genei9t. Die
0attin ruunlte uQe3 lluungeucbme.
mas Tic fonntc, alIs Dem 8ege uno
that ibr mo9lifites, nm Merger 5u
per1iltcn; oenn lie liebtc ben SrieOcu.
60 luurbe CT INNER lu~unenbufter,
uno lie p%eripobute i'm INNER mebr.
Sic bate Elm 9lttes 0er3 uuo 9nb
9ernc, no Die Moth iid 5eigte. Su
Dies bel Ieincr nu3gclprodenen
Neignng 5ur Sparinmfeit gu WiiB
bclli9feitcn bdttc fiibreu tonncn, 10
CAB lie beimlid, llrD lpcil lie Elm
~Sffenbarlueroen" fird)tetc, 10 gez
lpobntc lie it'd n~lmdblif ba5 @oblz
tbun nb. 60 Apurbc Die @utsherrz
'dait drBerlid INNER rcider. inner
LID nber Grmer.
llub Die aiubcr? Sic Wlltter bate
tic 10 gcrne III ibrcm fromnlen @lauz
ben er6ogcn. Ser Nafcr u6cr lddlclte
ouriiber uno trnf nnberc ScItimmuns
gen. Sic meinte int itillen admmerz
lein. aber tic fiigte iih, itiaihlpeigcnb.
Dem Sricoen 6ulieb". - @ic 3 nod,
iperoen mag, ipcr ipciB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

e%rleichtert auf bel dem Gedanken an
den letZten Walzer.
Doch la poltert's wieder los. Rifor-
zando. VIE ~Schrapnells schlagen die
Tone neben mir ein.- Fine Polonaise
setzt los. cine schaurige. schreckliche,
Skandal0se Polonaise. WAS liegt der
PolonaiSe am Skandai: es list sowieso
finster!) Damn cine Roulade, ais babe
sich elm Fussball in den Porcelain
schrank verirrt------un d damn, Stille,
tiefe Stille----.-...
Das Gepolter list ersch0pft.
ICh auCh.
. Fine himmlische Ruhe herrscht
ringsvmher, aber ich kann doch keinen
Schlaf linden, dem meme Nerven ire
mulieren lie angeschlagene Xavier
Saiten.
Da kr;iht schon der erste Hahn.
Bravo bravissimo! Der weiss wenig-
stems nit SEMEN Instrument umzu-
gplpn..-.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Son einer fleinen Guropareiisnsut

Spt ctlter flettei GnrpparetIertoet.
9ieber Sntell - S6 nil
Sir aIh eiuninl Elm paar 3cilen
id)reiben. Sh bin 5ebn Sabre alt
unb gcbc in Die pierte aluiic Der
%olfsidulc. %or orci Sabren mar
ib nit nleiuen Gltcrn in europa bel
meincn 0rpBeltcrn alf @cild. ga
bin ih brei Ipnate in cine helltihe
Shule gcgaugen. Sns ilbriae 2cien
uno Shreibcn babe id) bubeinl bon
mcinen Gltcrn 9elernt.
%or Sipct Wod)en erbielt ih als
Yrdmie iiir einen neuen 9cier Die
idptle Suppc. Die ,Womma" iprcder
fam. 9abe srpbe Sreube an ibr unS
pilnidc ale feline, WGohcn bGtten
cine ipld)e. ySir babcn lest icbr
fnltes @ctter unp cine quite SdIittcns
balm. Nun iuil ih ihlieBcn nit
bcr5lidcn @rilBen an Sih uno ollie
Nciicn uno &ihtcu. %pn pcincr
Tidtc,-a nna SoscL ganora,
Soma.
Sa batteit Oh abcr Slid cine 10
itpne Heiie 6u maiden. Su mutt
audi bnfiir bean licbeu @ott mn
Seinen gllten @ltern pantbar iein,
Ncun Is iinb nidt picle ainocr ole
ba9iclbc Slid BADEN. Gs ircIt mid
olih an boron. oaB bic Yilppc Oil
10 gut 9cinllcu but, Shrcibc BALI
micocrl-S Snfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Iaerlei Niitlifcs.
@interidus seseu Uartenitauscn

@interihut seseu Wartenitaupcu.-
Die mei'tcn. Staubcu u~nierer 8drten
limo froitbart; aud ~bieienigeu 9r0Bz
tentbcils, peld)e cingepedt iceroen
miinen. Sic iino entgeecn Ser Inz
nabme nidt ci9entlih froltempfinblid,
ipnoern bciier 9eiast ipintercmpiiuoz
lid. Sic ertragen Die Ndiie bes @inz
ters idlcdt; ibre 3ipiebeln. 9noQen
nno lon'tigen Snlierprgane fuulcn in
fclidten 3eiten. go gebt cs Den
prdd)tigen Sritoncn Sigcrblumcn uno
Den meilten nnbcren. Ser Sdub ipa
bcsbalb ipeniger Den Sroit oils sic
gtdlie nbbalten. SaS geidiebt, inbent
man cine oefeloie &ilte, cincn aorb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
fQr die liebe 1u9end.

Sie iebr traurige 3eihihte ppn Der
ihmntisen Gene.
Sort mai, Iiebe Ainoer. mic CO
Clint Der flcineu Gene giitg,
&eldc itcts, mplit man lie ipui1eu,
S6rcdlth an 81 lucincu ling.
Ibenos, Dor Dem S~hldiengebcu,
llno por'm &uffcetrintcn iriib.
Menu Wanld lie lpalfen ipolltc,
SINNER ipeintc tic unb ihrie:
~Id, bas altc, garit'gc @aifen;
Wancr ut 10 NAB uno tdlt.
WcrO ih inumer. 10 %9crlmpclt,
TnBt mai aui Damn iterb' id bnlb!"
Mnmu mar bcs Ner8ers miIoc,
@ltid sic Gene jeet uid)t mchr,
llnb 0os tleinc, biibihe Ndbdeu
Stc' gang Itmusig utn umber.
SdnuIBig an @ciidt uno 0ulloen
WiBt tic buu8ri8 idldfcn geb'n,
lluo an ibrcm Eager notte
Nad]t5 feiu @u9cl mad)eno Iteb'u.
5raurig lhiucbteu tic BON banuen
gu DEN brupen ainoern bin,
Sic, 9epaiden, bolb lub licblih
Sflummerten im Settten brit.
ltub neil MN an Genes Settd)en
Seut fein Gngel ihiisenb itnno,
Siam es, Rag Der S~inten5luer9
Sen @eg 81 ibrem Eager fanb.
Giueu mGdtig 9roBcu Yiniel
Sardt CT in Die Stnte ticf,
Strit gan5 i6mar5 Die id]nuis' &C
Gene,
@dbreno lie 10 frieblid idlief.
Ils mn Sen6en firth ertuad)te.
Sfipar5 an Sdrben uno @ciidt.
llnb I'M Spiegel lif erblidte,
aanutc tic iid ielber nidlt.
@cineuo Bat JIG ibrc Iuttcr:
.2icbe Mtamn, pald)' MIDI lebr,
Sap ih lpieber ihon unb reinlif;
&einen mill i'd gar nid)t mebrl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
~ - n
Ter CONCENTRATE.

Sic Sonnc ifcint ms Stilbd1en
llnb lnd)t MIDI freunblif an.
Sic ipielt nit meinem Silbd'cn,
@rfrcut Den tleinen Wtann.
Gr bnid)t ru6 Der lrdcnbeu Somne
lrnO iubclt Dor Srcrbc ldllt,
gi3 CT nit eincm Otalc
Scrlpunoert I'M lid ifalit.
Ser funfelnbc CONCENTRATE,
Ser ebcn i'm nod gcfiibt.
SIT bina6gcitie9eu iu'S Sbal.
Ste Sonne 9ing 6lr Giiit.
Stntt iubelnbcr, finblihcr Srclibe,
Die obcu inn 3inlnlcr nod lpeilt',
Stn0 Sbrdnen II cingetetrct -
Dit Der Conn lit Die Sreube enteilt.
ga, iucin' MIR, ber6lieber Steiner.
O. pcd)lelt bic Srelbc nit Sdmer5;
Sci Sir lit 9eibcs npcn reiner,
@n iilBes, unldulbi9es Ser5.
Sic Come fcbrt n,prgcn ipiebcr,
llno NIT ibr Die Sreubc Scin.
ga 'inbellt uno lnud5t On niebcr =
Screinit ipirb anbers c5 iein.
Gs 5ie9t bann niht inner lpieDer
Ytit iebem Sofneni6cin
Sic Sreupe unb Ser Sriebe
Sn'S Wenlhcnbct3 binein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Iber Die YiIni3itcle itiiIpt uuo iiber
bicie crit &aub, Teiiig, 9edeu als
S~roliitcrung 5iebt. gtur bel itnrfemt,
anoduernoem Srolt lull Der Wdrme>
id)uB nuf aorb ODER Site ruben; bel
belern, trudcncm Wetter uebme man
nld) Oicie iclbit tort. Damit Der inter
ibncn id)lpiBcnDc gooen ubtrofnct.
@aihen puu Ecppihen.-Wau
fam eineu Seppid), nadbem er tiihti9
gctlopft luo gcbiiritet lporbeu lit, ipie
fol9t lelbit lpalGen. Ser Seppid lpiro
glatt auf ben SuBboben gelegt uno nit
elmer itarf ihduncnben, beiBeu Sci
fenlGiung "a Yfunb Sciie miro ges
riebeu un0 NIT fofen0em &aIier,
Dem nan u Yint SuImiatgeiit 8us
IeBt, pcrrilbrt) itrkDlueiie gebiirltet.
Sincn 5~lueiten elmer NIT Ioliparmcnl
NM cincn britteu Gtnter nit taltem
8aIier bat man sur 6anb, IobaB III
Oa5 S~eifenipal'er ioiprt nit einem
gang neucn Sheuertlld nad)ipiilen
uno sic Seife pom Scppid mieocr
gdn5lidl abluilheu fam. Wnn muB
raid bnmit pe%rfubreu, bamit Die Ndiie
nidt dll5u icbr in Den Seppih eine
5icbt, ionbcrn MIR Die Sbcrildde ees
paiden miro. Ser Scppih muB
Damn bel geoifnetem Scnlter iolan9c
unberiibrt liegen bleibcn, bis tr 9au5
trodeu lit. Sci Seppid)en beren
Sarben nift edit iinb, lit etlpas &odN
laI5 i'll ba5 SWillpaiier gu tbun uuo
cine flcinc Stelle 5ur Trube 81
pdidcn.
Neld)es llnbeil elm &erleumoer ant
serihtet bat.
Gin truuri9er @idt, cine b0sdrti9e
~&latid)roie" in I~tunusboien bat
eiuem perbeiratbeten iungeu peutiden
Splbateu i'm Seloe Elm auonpmcs
Sdreibeu geididt. iporin er bciien
23idbrige i'll 3ilrih lpobnboite Srau
perleumbctc, bab lie pdbreuo ieiner
abwcienbeit einem lctdtiinnigen Sc
bcnStpanbel it'd ergebe. Ser Soloat
erbdt uuo erbielt llrlau6, fam beim,
~ltellte leiue Srdu CUR Hebe uuo err
ihoB lie i'll unieliger Terblcnoung.
9arauf erifoB er lid ielbcr. Ndberc
Sefannte Der Srau periiheru, baB
oieie IdulbluS mar. Gin 5%fucijdbriges
Softerhcu bleibt oils 8aiic 3uriid.
MDge eS gelingen, Den feigen rno crz
bdrmlihen %ernnlaiier pes llngliid5
~ausfinoig Su MAIDEN.
~ ~ -
= G%rfnbruu9 tilblt bas @lut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
(Speziell fir desc Zeitung.)
Aus meinem Tagebuch.
Won Il o ID A.
DAS kLAVIER.

lch Stimme noch LANCE NIGHT nit
Allen Therein, was der deutsche Kali
ser Sagt. GAM entschieden recht hattie
er aber, ais er sagte, das Xavier sci
Elm modernes Turninstrument. Du lie
Der Himmel, welche gem;issigte Aus
drucksweise! H;itte Kaiser Wilhelm
auch nur cine Nacht in dem Hause
gewohnt, wo ich lebe. das Xavier
Ware NIGHT so gelinde davongekommen.
I'm halb zehn Uhr n;imlich siiche ich
gew0hnlich meine Schla fst;itte auf
der Staat Iowa list seit lem /. Januar
trocken.-Anm. der Red.) und UNI
ebendieselbe Stundc sucht die Dame
won Unten' ihr Xavier auf. Je mehr
ich mich a~nstrenge, IN schlafen, desto
mehrt strengt SIGH auch die Dame am
Xavier an. Sic spielt, spielt wieder,
spielt leise. spielt laut,-aber meistens
falsch. Fine solche Tonmasse schligt
auf mich elm, lass es mir vorkommt.
ais sci daS Ende der Welt. da
und allie sieben Ch0re der Engel seien
unten yersammelt, um die Todten yum
letZten Gericht herbei Zu blasen.
Damn willie ich mich auf meinem
Lager und versuche mich einzuschlii-
avn hiit htbi btNitiihCu. dtSS Is uOtIl
bald aufh0ren wird. Ich fehe Nor
pheus an, sich doch meiner zu erbar-
men und mich in seine Arme aufZu-
nehmen.
ia Kuchen! Bel solcher Musk hort
Morpheus auch auf meme Pfeife!
lch stehe auf und verstopfe das
Schltisselloch nit einem Taschentuch
und das Fenster nit einem Betttuch
und yergrabe mich unter die Matratze.
Ira la la bing, bang! brr, crescendo !!
Ich baue mir cine Art Schiitzengra-
ben nit Matratze und Kopfkissen. UNI
dem m0rderischen Klavier-Schnellfeuer
zu ~entgehen. Wenn mir bios elmer die
ser Marterinstrument Fabrikanten in
die Quere laufen wiirde!
Da Elm trefflicher Gedanke. Ich
verde mir einen Humid a%nschaffen. der
nit dem Xavier Duet heult. Dlese
l;istige Konkurrenz wird die Dame
won Unten'' vielleicht yum schweigen
N'ingen.
Doch nein, mein Humid wiirde sich I'm
den Keller yerkriechen!
rs list Mitternacht Kllter Schweiss
riese!t mir Won der Stirne. lch stche
auf. nm ~nachzusehen, oh die Polizei
mach NIGHT nit dem 'liurry-up wagon"
III sehen list.
Endlich %gebraucht die Dame won
Unten'' die Pedalcn. lch athme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

tage ilbcraQ aufliegcu. 5eigen uus bic
Gtngeborenen Ifrifa's. I~uitraliens
uno Der Siibiee in reiher Siiae. Sbr
Bid perrdtb meiiten5 nidlt piel
Uutes. llno bof iinD e5 Wenifcn 10
gut lpie mir. nit benieIbeu berrliten
Nnldgen. @s braud)t BLOB mutbigcr
0Iulben5bpten, Die biugeben uup
Sebrer oicier ipilben 2eute peroen.
9tah Sabren iino oicie 8plie IN
Sdmner ~un1geipanbelt mprben.
60 iii alio cine eiiri9e Silcge bes
ainbbeit Seiu Sereiu5 fir Die ailber
ielber Elm GROCER Se9cu. Sber auh
Die Gitgru finben ibren 2obn oabei.
I'm Der ainber pileu, bie ihpn 10
frilb5eitig feline gtiiiiondre linb, miro
Der Serr ba3 Saus iegncn.
Nod anbere babcu @ele9eubeit, lid
bes Sercius III frdfti9er 8eiie auuebz
men 5i f0nnen. Sa5 Iiuo Die 2ebrer,
Sebrerinnen uno Seeliprgcr. &inber
bcgciitern lid, leid)t filr cine Sufe,
aber ba5 Seuer lit bulb pieoer pers
ilpgcu, urlb barum mililen brdpc
Yebrer uub 9cbrcrimren inrmcr uno
INNER iuicoer crmuIntern uno be-
geiitern. Sdnn IdBt lid, nit pereinter
Strait GirpBes errciden, unD Elm Seer
BON driitlifeu Strciteru IN frcnlocn
Sdnocn bcran6icben.
Sic Gjscl.
Gin ~freunolides SDrfIein lpar BON
eillem 9an5eu Wnloe frud)fbnrer
Sdunte ilnlgeben. Sie 9dume bliibten
uno Oufteten I'M Triiblinge aui bos
2icblitite; I'M 8erbite ober ipureu ale
3ipei9e reidlih nit Iepfeln, girnen
uuo 3metIfgen belaben.
Iuf ben Ieiten Der Sdunle uno in
Den 6cdeu lumber nilteteu uno 1au9eu
allerlei mlutere @ogel. Sic @ltertl
e%rmabnten ibrc ainoer otter uuo.
iaateu: .Sbut bod oieien @~Daelden
uifts 5i Ieio unD riibrt lire Reiter
uitt an; benn bas ipiirbe Dem lieben
Soft. Der Die Slumcn tleibet uub Ole
%ogcl ndbrt, lebr miBfalen. Iuh
ms 81 9ieb gdb @ott Den Slumen Die
id)Dnen Sarben uub Die erauidenben
@ublgerilde uno ben So9eln ben
liebliten @eiang."
Iuein einige boie Suben iingen
an. Die Neitcr nlls6unebmeu uno Sl
5eritprcu. Sie @o9el puroen bapurd
perihcudIt unb 6ogen na6 uno nnd)
gau5 aus ser @egeuo bintpeg. Man
bDrte in ben @drtcu uub auf Ser Slllr
fein %o9clein mcbr iingen. IQes
mar gnnS it'll unb huurig.
Sic Sosbeit bieier guben bate
aber nod cine auoere traurige Splge.
Sic ihdbliden Haupcn, oie iouit bon
Den S0geln biniuessefangeu purDer,
nabnlen i~lberbano uno fraBen Sldtter
lnp Sliitben nb. Bic 9dume itanocn
tnbl od, mic mittcn i'm @inter, uuo Die
boien Subcu, Die louit foitlid)es Sbit
I'M llcbcrfluNe 81 uer5ebren batten.
bctaincn nift einen Ipfel mcbr
6u eiien.
gtimmit Su hcu @DgeIn NeIt
nnb 81,
Sits nit @ciaug urb Sbit
porbei,
2nB bod III Hubc, IicbcS aino.
Sic Sbicrdeu, Die unidGoz
lid iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
&sfboliidcr &ird)cnfalcnOcr.
Son Sen Nrbeitcrn III
@einbcrgc.
Wtotth. 20, lie.
(Sebruor.)

CSebruor.)
90. 2. Glcutberius Guderiu3 Nilli9.
81. 90. Glconord. ScIir. YatcrinS.
%. 3. Ectri Stublf. 3. 81. Nbiliis.
%. DC. &ctrus Samian. Wilburgis.
"a. 3. Sdalttag. @t9il bl. Matthias
%. s. Wattbis. Colbert. Sergiis.
26.S. @aIburga. Iictorinus. Sclir.
Smyrna times., 1916-07-05
COURT MARTIAL mlLITIAmEN
Must Take Federal Oath or Face Trial
Declared Rules of War Department

Must Take Federal Oath or Face Trial
Declared Rules of War Department
Adjutant- General Cole. at Boston.
Mass, Thursday. announces that be
mad received a communication from the
War Department notifying him that
discharges granted members OF the
militia who refused to take the Fed
eral oath or members with dependent
families were illegal. The eommuni-
cation called attention to the section OF
the law which provides that militiamen
who refuses to be mustered into the
Federal service upon demand OF the
President shall be subject TO court
martial. Gen. Cole said that between
500 and 500 men bad refused to take
the oath. In view Of the War De-
partment's Interpretation Of the sta,
tute. be said that he would order all
militiamen who had returned home t'
report again at Camp birmingham.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
FhDDISTS RUN
GOVERNMENT
--rERrY ANDREAE.
Weak and Defective Are In
Control. He Tells Board of
Commerce

y crsnks and faddists existed in all
<ages. and today they are entering
.our political arenas TO threaten and
@browbeat our lawmakers. and 10
<harass and mob our legislatures,
Percy Andreae, vlce-president OF the
american Association OF Foreign
Language Newspapers. told the
tmsmbers OF the Detroit Board OF
; Commerce. Tuesday noon. lie con
ttnued:
We have let the crank and the fad
tnts to our legislatures. not because
10 our hearts we really coneurred IN
Ms Views, and sentiments, but Dc
oauss we were either too lazy or too
oowardly 20 give voice 10 our own.
IA The commercial man OF today
otands aehast and bewiidered before
the multiplicity OF laws which ar -
Dourirg out from our legislative mop
0ers and threatening him with ore
HAins and penalties for acts wnieh
our lawmakers merely vaguely gen
kWp which provide that he shall be
GuiIty OF q crime ~ he does thing
SnAes one name. but innocent OF
SYirne II he does that same thing un-
ier another: laws which no one com p
6rehsnds, and few even have knowl-
S1Rs OF: laws which our lawyers
k1oitate 10 construe. and upon whose
Interpretation even our Judges them
selves disagree.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
WORTHWHILE

NJ. v J Malov = receiving
ISL 'ro" Ner ""e'vi
-,..,,
Percy -ha
ne grocery stofe OF r ~
MI arc AFs Jay y. -
ana ittie 500 - 80 - ~"
nome ~ ! ps-.@h.''
family
saturday Vas the nttl~tL 0lrtnlef
y hrl.r ODD arc ~
ives r On niI~rent par -
helped him - rem srlner re ia-
dinner ~as ser Cd ~ .A- -DUlle ny
AZ noon and after WfiNf taN ati-f
noon vas spent ~ rem q. see ~, eie.'
prosran beng SlFtn 81
again snrerta ned al sLpper ana 70
nained until sunday ~ erro9n
trttoNths -L-as ~ a.
Mrs Myron A Cobb ana, 1au t@r.
Lucille. ~ NJ Peasant frs. NIth
Rogers ana sons. iygnai q. Mg aAa
Byron. - Marion lf 49, h~set,A pL@
~ crane ly@nse - 'rpna
9Woseo. DIT, ar Arr. IS 'A p
Mrs Alice feters~n Ar aI-
aurley N@5.ey arg ae -t r.
and dagEhter Margaret. - sparta
Mrs 0rrf Ole ana 7Als nltf. -s.Itf
~ canton. .4 hAn Z.
reA and crlidrens EFeF"I re-
Alice and Betty of Cherr hlI. Mf
lara Wiiklne and for ~ hIl'
daughter Nlinrel, x h14 p $50 az
and Ar AND Arr = * n9 ar 81
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
YPSILANTI

Mrs. Gordon Gage of Detroit
district correspond secretary OF
the Woman Foreign Missionary SO
ciety. gave an address " ecnesdAi
afternoon at the meeting OF the Der.
Instaliation 81 the f9llowing or
dcsrs was held Tuesday evening a.
the meeting u the Royal order 81
the Moose. hictator. A f. I.eas vice
dictator Geo. DeMoshi prelate. A g
Marsh. secretary, r Slria- treas
urer ! A Harner. trustee, 4 Mar
tin. inner guard Vern Patterson
outside guard. John Brautnn Ed :
Martin was installing ofNcrr and \
supper followed the ceremony. a
regular business session vii % held
under the new regime 81 ofheers next
Geefs. waterman. % ne West
Elecuic-rc-. IS driving a new Srr'pps-
Booth roadster.
Mss MargAre, wise. % the Normal
faculty. Is confined 20 her home Win
illness and - under the care or
Jesse cony.r has accepted a posi-.
tion IN the plant q the Z ; Pressed
Steel Co
Floyd Coilysr has position -
WORK there this week
NJ and Mrs. Elton l. Sanderson
and Joseph Harris were IN Ann
Arhcr Tuesday 70 probate he viii
OF the late Edwin Sanderscr
The 7 Am r = class Will meet Frt-
day evening. 10 the hcNe ~ KAY
Frankfarfher near stony Creek NJ
Frankfarther will Leave about Apr
Is 10 begin MS work as mate on the
lake freighter plying between But-
faio and Duluth
An arrangement has been com
plsted BY TIE Norma Y " A.
advisory board Whereby Mics Helen
Rysdorp the new secretary who sue.
>ceeds Miss Berish Bowen. resi Enef
will 30 enabled 20 devote a. much ~
her tire 20 the association work a. Is
required and the proportion ~hich
will be necessary ~ likely ~ @ sp'
pruRch ihr@e-fourths rather than
cne-hais % her time as was HTst esti'
mated.
Mrs. sad. Van Patten former
resident ~ Ypsi anti writes that sne
IL working for a millinery concArn
in LeRoy. III and which position she
expects 20 retain until June
James nonnFhus - a patient ir an
Ann Arhor hospital
Mrs A G Coe wii spend IN. week
end In Detroit A. the home OF Nrs
Lee stcveli
Mrs NslH. May Hewitt. Of The
post Office force. IL driving new
automobile
Mr and Mrs WIN. q Hatch and
family have returned from = several
months sojoUrn IN Seaar~ez.. PA
The Preshyterian sunday school Is
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
WYANDOTTE

Officers FOR n. eonins year elected
Tuesday evening oy the Presoyterian
rgr@s attpn, are Elders. David
SraiF end George Nenert trustees
Eentne george Netf.rt was elected
Chairman ~ the usher committee
2iver ne Gun club viii hold a
$50 afternoon on - range
~ ar requested 90 attend
Charles fwo-year old son OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles kailermau. No B.
south Biidl--ave. died. Wednesday
Mrs y clark is n Grand Rap
ifs arterdtng her father the Rev
Mr carr ght. who 10 seriously 81
kreger - recovering from
MS recent Illness
Fny scouts meet Wednesday even
inx in 1 n @ 2. temple
Mss Helen Howard soprano. and
Miss Aunrtta STARK. cortralto. both
students n the Detroit Conservatory
~ y sic. and Erna stiles. tenor. viii
third Lenten recital IN the Cougregs-
tIonal church az p m. Miss Emma
Ciark will DO the organist
NE On ne w,sy 70 nospifss.
Cfrchard-st died Wednesday morn
ing IN me ambulance. 81 blood pots
ur+ng tt" young mafron ~as the
e.sEEh'er, o. william hssho' vel
survived by husband. one infant
daughter her parents four sisters
Mrs ora Grail and the Misses Esther
I.eoia and Ettei Raoho. and one
hrnther Howard Funeral services
f saturday afternoon from
the home % her parents
r.astref James e H-adran
reports balance Of s3f.5534s In the
rs treasury Apr 1. with total .S-
p4rGfture for March ~ sssss4s The
balance n the tlrerent funds are
rtlngent s53s1lt road. IS Tss -
poor ts253s Are tlt07st police.
So a0444 interest. - "a as paving.
1888 public building tiTS -
tark. ii.asE0i comnnsrcial Night.
sss4 as water works tiissS
Mrs psulah + Thompson. %
Wlxom. zss in town Tuesdsy
Mss Frances whitney of TpsiiAnti.
Is fhe new second grade teacher. fll-
iug The racanrY caused BY he rsrE
nation % Miss Ruth Martin
Mrs Henry Ballard and daughter
NCrgaret. returned % their hons Ia
sparta Tuesday
Miss Mae W0oduanses - home for
the spring vacation from her school
a. Fenton. Mas WoodrnAnsee and
mother. Mrs = Woodmabses. we're
In Detroit. Tuesday
y tanning r.. 10 preparing to
erect lgut-r sh.ds ana maintain a
umbsr ysrd on bis property on
north Center
Th~ r - . club will BE snt.rt.in-
ri a. dinner party by Mss Anna q
fonnson In ,se home Of Nrs James
Heenev. Saturday evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05

preparing @ z : an elaborate EAs,e
program
Rodney Mowrey has suffered a
stroke ~ apopieNy
TIE study club met Wedne scay
afternoon in the home q Mrs = NJ
Beali on south Washing ton-st AT
Easter program was carried oSt
Archie C. Freeman. % Fearl-st. has
sold his ieo-acre farm ln Nprtianti
township 20 Richard :. Woodrow
The Ann Arbor branch - the as
ISOLATION 81 collegiate Aluwnae wt8
- entertained A. luncheon. Sar 1reaT.
April IS IN the Normal The serv =
6 Ass Of th- household arts depart
m@nt Vtil serve m spread The an
nuaI election of officers VII occur
ard yearly reports vii be read
Mrs VIM. Deubei wii be hostess -
the Methodist Episcopal Woman =
Home " szinu4ry society, IrIrkdaF
afternoon q next week
James Domaine aged . years
died Tuesday IN s. Joseph's hosp
tai Ann Ar1or He survived DF
nts mother. three sisters the " sses
%eu and Kate % Ypsiiant- and Nrs.
Margaret MacDonatd - Howell
Justice u a. Stadtm illeI pad over
10 the City treasure on tuesday gre
sam u se9 % represent the
costs and fees Tor the nqu'a
March
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
MILWAUKEE
/ ELECTS SOCIALIST
TO MAYORALTY
BY OMITTED PRESS.

MILWAUKEE,. wis. April S.
for the second time In IT'S history,
Milwaukee today had elected a So
pialist mayor. Daniel ". Hoan. pres.
ent city attorney, was chosen BY q
najority Of about 1900 over G. A
1ading. non-partisan candidate.
Hoan was chef in Chicago and
~ Madison, Wis. working his way
throush the University OF Wisconsin
md . Chicago Law school BY cook.
lns. Since being elected city sttor.
ney four wears ago he has built up
3 large personal following.
The Socialists failed 10 gain con.
troll OF the common council or any OF
the other main city onces.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
TRENTON

Captain Edward sullivan lstt we'd
uesasy ~ ioin his ship. the Town
send. n ar oppeg peninsula port
Lodge 1flN - - meets " ID b
nrsday evening" 20 confer A degree.
James Bailey and Jerome qoncrAnt
were in Detroit. Tuesday. on busi-
ness
only routine business was franHaef-
81 Iurenrv evening hF he Village
,anNrit a meeting viii 30 held
Nnufnt euirE 20 consider rho
"uHnr bonds - local safo0nke~uerp
i anderson ~ 80 weaver
- lrseI laf.r Narff sang some songs
fu fIrsaat refnIuga neeflng Re~
~ el.e spoke 0r fpr4h and me n4s
fen -~fHe people. said ne evan
srftrf meyer TO what 80 Lord vsnfs
them ~ d.. until = Blk fsh come. and
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
ECORSE

stre~t paving IA this village will
re started N abort tine. TIRES
-zhWaya- coming unfer this year =
Improvement proFram Tnsy are
n IN 81 Cosnns and BourrAssa-sts
The village council a. 10 meeting on
Tuesday evening instructed thr VII 2
lsRe engineer 70 prepare plans ard
20 get estimates sbeo 70 lay the lines
rr these streets
u ~ expected the bids VII Re re-
ceived Tor the next weeks meeting
Each OF fhe streets are about four
blocks long anf ~ is expected they
VIII be covered with rourrsfe
This ip the beginning % The village
Improvement movement SAY officials
Prank S<avitt was elected elder
and lanes p Trueran. Herbert y
NrrrItf ard Frank =savfft tYuErssr
a. the annual meeting Tussday eve
ming a the PreHbytsrian capkregA-
The Detroit times., 1916-04-05
RIVER ROUGE

Mrs And~rHon. RoDeile st. enter
taln~d the Sewing club Tuesday at
ferro0n Luncheon pas sarvsf
club meets " cduesdsy evening IN .
T.. - J. -r nC0l nall
Driy routine ousiness was trans
ICED Tue sday nlsht by the village
council
rnunion sunday morning In body.