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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
yleMs lllniteiae C9eIeaen6eit.

Sie StraBenbabn @eiellirbalt
"ahte geiteun betontt, OaB begin-
ueno nit Sonntag, ben 5. 9ldr5, pic
uabltebcnOen nencn llmlieige @ri-
oleaien III Groit treteu meroen Gon
inueliliH iabrenocr Dorf nnO iSreoerid
ylooo g be5w. Golpion uno GotonSpillc
S.llle on Der Gde BON Goblin. iuo
Msllen Strobe sur iiiNlih iobrenoen
~q9s StroBen mo 9elair GoaO 9inie
~ Ger @de BON @np- rno Golpins
SlraBe imo umgefebrt. Die 5obr-
sulle baben 3meds llniteigenS iur
e'u ~epicrt 5ll laufeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
Nlit 70 Su6rcn ms Cscfansuia,

@om gllter 0cbeuot itono gcitcrn
Scr 70 Sabre oltc Soicp6 Carroll
por Ri6tcr Smith iul 0itlidcu 9Soli
3eigcri@t imter Ocr 9ciWuloiguns
ocs tnoroentlibcn Neiro0ens III oer
@oihpirt1iNoit bon QtorriS &oien.
berg, ionic Ocs glngriifcS uiio ben.
iu6ten 9crnubun0 pon @rleit Sc.
gronOc in Ocr Soihuirtblnait. giuh
cen glnSiosen Der 8eugen betrua ser
Nlann iih le6r litnuuel6oft III ocit
&Gumet mesbal6 oerielbe ali Die
friibe 2uit eeicBt wcrOen iolltc, @ci
oicicr @eIeeen0eit ioIl Gnrron ieinc
Ndn0c, anitott in icinc in sic "A.
ibcu oeS 2cgronoe geitcdt bobcn.
Der @ciduloiotc iplr0e ocn @roBgc.
icGworenen ii6eranhpnrtct mo nllBte
ooS @efdngniB bc6icben Oa cr feinc
9iirginoft itellen fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
9sult uudl NcntidllnnO,

Mlor9cn idbrt scr 0anpieN u6re-
Oerid ser 9lhtco bon 9leip-Yorf as
m0 uimmt 9ricipoit obcr fcine
godetpoit noh 0eiltidInno, Ceiier-
reid llnearu n0 ser Eiirfci be.
itiumt init &oitia9en niiiiien nit
9Ingabc ocS 91omenS Oe8 GompfcrS
belite bis 10 lt6r 9lbcnoS oui oen
@altinorer Sonptpoltamt eineelieiert
icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
Nnfer rines' lfnfnlIs

Coroner G. 0jrcnpler, mclhcr Oet
ODD Der iSrou @}ihacl @ilrfe iie65ig
Sobre alt, bon gtr. 1917 Git6ort.
9lpcme, unteriudt bot itellte felt,
DOB Die 6rou einen llnioll 8umGpier
gefoaen lit. 6ron 8urfe ltiir5te iii
ibrer SSobnurs cine greppe binob,
nobel lie iid eincn 9A1oelbru2 3u.
500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
Nh nndl Nnltnn.

y,pn Miogiitrot Sipplcc lmr0,
9ciicrn i'm @olBeigcridt 0cS ntittlc.
rem Giilriftes cin oQuiiicr Saul @ol-
ltcn, ocr crflGrt ii 9}au Dorf on.
i1liig 5i iein lmO BON @c6cinbeonl.
ten Garcp, Guniion Elma lno "a.
bis oer6oftct morOcl por, fir sic
Sc60roen bon &oIton icltge6alten
no gc9cn Solitcin ore g(nflogeu
icbwcben. Sin Tieb, Scr bolptidd
lid @fonolei6gcihditr beiminhtc,
mar in letter 3cit in Baltimore,
@biIo0clp0io, 9lclu 9)orf lno @oiton
dnBcrit thdtig 0cpcirn ln0 cinc %cr-
ionol6cidrcibng ociiel6ca par ga.
pitdu Glccoueru bon Der bici9cu
@c6eimpol5ci 3ugric6iGt iuorocl ser
ooraufbin ioiort idmmilihe EionO.
lei6.@eidditc III ser Staot Dor Dem
geiuhtcu Wuincr luarllte.
6olitcin lpurOe IN Sem Su0en ser
GonioiOaico 2oun 50. All 9}orG.@op
StroBe per6aitet. gSic bon Soften
oer @a6einlpoli5ci 9eiogt miro, ar.
beitcts Solitcin init einen anoerert
.Qldnnc 5lonuuen iuiO 5par in Der
&eiic, 0nB elmer bon ibuen iii Gin
@ian0lcibs@eiMGit gng imO eincn
GionontriRg i'm @ert0e bon $500
Dcrieetc. 1pdter iteltc iiA Damn
Der anOere in Dem 6etreiienOcil &c.
ihdit eiit, Ie9te oen &fonoidein Dor
unO eriudltr, ocn periebten 9ing ji
ic6ca. S9ur0e oenn GriuHcn Iiott.
gege6cu ouun berihtpono Scr cd)te
gling inO scr @iouolei6er er6ielt ci.
ncn lncdten
@ei ser Goniolioateo Soan SO.
ipor Gin ipcrt6ppler Iiomantring
pcriebt lporOcn ln0 6ercits iuenige
Shmoen ipGter prdientirte Solitein
Sen @fonoidein. 9lah glniidbt ser
Goli5ei lpoIltc oerielbe bei oieier Sc.
legenbeit einen Eolih Der &iHge
uornc6mcn
gl6Dnncntcn, bic ben gScutidcn GDrrca
Ipunorntcu" nidIt piinttlidl uber uiiregcls
indRie crbnltcH, iino gcbctcr, Der Office
oavDn per Selcpbun ubCr Idlrtftlidl Witt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Tas BbiIaoelp1ia Grdciter ipiclte
nit cneni Gbor BON $50 Sdngcrn
rmo odt Soliitcn DDS Drdeitcr I'd.
itau0 ou5 il0 Snitrnucntcl Gie
llrotini0rmg ocs @crfeS iano ni
Sabre 1910 III Miinhen itati
Die Commercial Gable go.
madbtc 6cllte befannt, ooB bic telegro.
pbiide Gerbin0un9 5miirben Eeberan
(&criien) iln0 Sernani9n0 upterbro-
bei iei.
8intfbimoerf Nloihniiten ocr
g&ierce gIrrom glutouiobilc Go."
aingen aeitcrn 1T Buffalo, u 3. All
Den Strifc 3lucibuibert slrbcitcr
Der aGurtiB aeroplnc Co." geieIl.
ten liA 5n ibnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

XII uttNVWllC 2Cllul lIlll QCllUu UCt
eriiBt. a2Dric @oae" Dol6e-
iebt &opuldres @rooronuu.
Gnt6uiioitiir6cS &ublituul.
9Ils Die &otti chit in Berlin Jana,
buttc man III elmer Dem CONCERT Dors
ousgcididtcn @roiNurc pcrfiinoct
man iouc bon scr Sdngcrin ia nidt
@or5iige crpartcn oic iic ni@t be-
iGBc, 70 8. .. observation-disclosures 9lu8
orud oocr Oromotii6e Sroft. GoS
mar olleroing5 bci oielcr 5Gngcrin
&eflomciodc, octn scr punocrpoQc
3oubcr Der Stinmnc mar iibcraa ici-
ncr SSirfltng iiher. So 0ori man
bon Dem bcrii9uiicn Genorl1ngcr
9RcGormod Der geitern 9lbcno nut
cnti@ic0cncm Griolgc i'll Scr .2pric
@olle" loug audi ni@t Gor5ii0e CT.
morten Die CT niMt bcliBt ndnIic6
GcritdnoniB lmo @efiibl fir pobrc,
b0bcrc @lnlt. Gr iit i'm ltrcnqeu
Sinnc oes SSortes elm npopulGrcr"
5duger. Dos bemicicn icin &ortrog,
lcin @rogranm mo scr cntbuiio
itiidc @ciioa 0cs @ublifums.
Sit MN oieicr popuIGrc Stpl in
0cr aluIt 6erc6tigt? 5opeit CT lcin
@loteriol Ocm &olfSlco altjie6t, 10.
mcit ole ungel1nIinftc Goni6on6eit
an uno iiir lid &unitiadc iIt ia.
9cioes foH1mt bei @icGornud por.
Die Stimmc lit bon iiiBem Wobllout
umO alana ungcmcin rein, lit DOR.
5iigli1 9cihuIt mo miro ie6r icin
mtancirt. Sonit lit elm Gon5crt bic.
les SINGERS INNER Gin itinunlic6er
Griimpb mO ioQte ais iol6er gcnoi
len merocn 0oB Ser SGnger ieine9
pofoliitiidjcn aomcnS iidcr oit
,,@crlb0ucrungen" BORT ompenoet,
no lie nibt auge6roAt ituO, lit &C.
miliernloBen iel6ltpcritGnoIi6; oucb
ibre lpillfonmene ghlfnabne ieitens
ocS Bnbliflms. SEER @}cGormad
iagt 0od, CT n16me 6ic Sntcaigen3
(0 OcS ASublifumS ais WloBitab, er
g1be oieienL mas es perlange; cine
praftiibe, penn nu1 feline fiinitlid1c
Stellltn9 Der 0cr 5Gnger arobter.
t5eiIs ieine pn6rlitb groBe @opulori.
tat per0onft. Gas @ubliflmL mel.
dies bic oSDric.Noae~ 9eitcrn bis all
Die Gbiircn fiilltc, licB cS on Behalf
nidt fc9Icn, man boItc iiG ais 81.
gobcn Dielc scr befomtcitcn 2icoer
(Oic uon beionocrS sic Ganenpclt
ST. @alic nod Soer5enshdt oui Dem
uGictroIa" ooriingen l6Bt lmo icocS
nal me6r oOcr ipeniger ,6emun.
0ert'0.
Sr Mc9cat6, pelcher nit 0rn
D'cGormod mlftrot lit Gin rcht ia.
lcntroacr @ci9cr, ser iciuc 9am.
mern NIT rciiicr ,Sntonotion unN
6i6idcnI Gpn itellcnpeie ouG nit
wirtioncr gliioiiun0 Wicltc. Gr
t6ciItc nit Ocn Sdn0cr oen 6c6lcr
OoB or nit iciucn 3ugo6cu all iii Ii.
6crol mar
0oS Erogramnl 6eitauo ais glrieN
BON SdnOcL SieOcrn bon SCHUBERT
Sdnmnatn Hatbnoilinoii Gi1ai
fomsfD irlonoiicben GolfsliGOerL
engliid)en 2ieocru imO @erfen BON
@od) Doorof imo &reiSlcr, Iie &lo.
picrbeglcitiuacn Sic gutOitrcbgcfii6rt
lutroeu pon Golpin Sdneiocr &C.
lpieIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
Sclcp6un. .Gumpaeuic.glnfuuf

Sic oGbciapeofe & 9Sotomoc ScIci
phone Go." reidte bel ser offentli6eu
9etrieb Gomniiiiion oaS @eiitdb eit
bic @etriebe ser q. 9. Gelepbon.
Go." bon &rince Georges Golntr
mo Der oN3oroella &ooo &boue So"
ontouien 5u oiirien- Gs lit oos @c.
ltrebcn Der Gompoanie, ale fleinc.
rem @eicIli6often oiif5ufouieu, um
eiuen beiiereu Dienit beritelen 5u
fonncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Ger &crein Der aoullelltc mo 6a-
brifanten BAT at ieine Nlitalieocr
ooS iolgenoe 9hmoicbreibcn erlaiien.
Gas 5enafS @omite iiir 6inoni-
mcien bat Sonitag, Oeu 4. @i0r5, ais
sen Gq8 icfgcicBt al mcldem ollc
5tcucrhloBno6ncL lrcldlc sur 3ctt
Oor Der @cicb9e6lm9 ibmc6cL bc.
bauOelt perOen iolleM imO chi 9ln-
pcinmg DcS Grefutip-Gomiie'8 ipeiic
id) sic oriugeno an bel Oieiem Ser.
bore 5pgegcn 5u lctu. llnter oeu ami
Der EogesorOnung ileben0en QloB.
na6lHen 6ciinOcn iiG: grbobrng Der
@Gnoler 2icen5en Don $3.50 auf
$500; Gr666ung in Der 9eiicle.
ruug bon 9lutonobilcn m0 YIotor.
2oihpaqru; @citaucruna anSIonpi.
ider Gorporotioncn in gleicbcr @eiic
mic ciRbciniiide. 9lllcs III 9lllcut
meroeu 2l Bills br6anOeIt mcr0crl
uno Die 9litglic0idloIt nt oringcno
criudt, oer @crioumimg bei5imoD-
neu Gic Delegation pirO nit Oenl
$50 bonn Gomocu 9o0n1oi abiob.
rem"
Gas 9iunoiHreiben lit pon Dem
5efrctdr 9obert g. 9eadlam mtcr-
ici6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
,,ilufel Brain gerccn a

Der oltufel @rdiig @crccn1 balt
6entc 9l6eno ieinc reecIin6Bigc Git.
ing ob, iporouf Die @iitslc6er hier,
nit 6eionoers auimerfium 9enad5t
limo. IS lie9en ipie Der SGrr 9cfre-
tar mittbeilt, iebr lDitbtiae @ei6ditc
nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
saId,cpnicbgfahl.

@lls @ooonValt bon gtr. 3406, Gu
9lUenie, tbeiItc Der 9oIi5ei ges
itern NIT Bob ibni in einen Ebeatar
Der @etrag bon 500 ans Ser Eaide
6eitoblcn porocn ici. Der 9eitoblcnc
fonntc cine quite &erionalbclhreis
bung acs pcruut0lihen E6dters ges
ban
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

@otS @cnni9. qg4ic iucr,
oeu cn9liit0c Sauphuorter geidric,
bca 9roB ooer flcin2r ~ 0cr
cngliicbei Sprode merocn oic0aupt1
lp6rtcr, Ucrn Oteie niht @c5ug aui
o@iacns |erioncn ODER Staote ga.
men 6a6ell ldnhtli@, auBer BE-
8inn cincs Sases uflcin4 9eidlriebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
gSermiidlte Seneldlen.

81 @biIaoeIpbia murOe aeitern
PIC atbte Symphonic bon MlabIer sum
critcn @'aIe ii Slmerifo oufgefHbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Snl @aog, bio 2onoon 2 Wldr6.
&er5oaeruIscn IN Der lleberniit.
teIimg bon Sn6eIaadridtcn bnt bier
picoerim Su lcbhaiten &laecn IN ben
@ciNditSfreiien 2tnlaB gegeben. 9ric.
fe ans gtem-Dorf baben 3unt Gbeil
bis 5u 33 Eoacn 5ii SET Neiie gc-
braudt uno lhneGc 9intnortcn auf
aabclonirogcu iino fait immcr ill.
moglid 9enor0cn Die GeqicrlingS.
bcomtcn babei ucriproneh oarS Ill
ibrer 4laht Stebcnoc su tbut Inn
ocr @riei limo EelearoinnDcrFebr
nit Den @creiniaten Staten Su bci.
fern.
SicOcr NAL 2ngcn ec
trait.
Eort oil spain, grini0oo,
p Gldr5. Sicr lit ni9ts ii6cr Sic
gemeIoete aapeumg oes ocittidcn
arcli5erS nNiope4 bctanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
&crlommlnnsS.gI .gIu5eisen.

,,uusel NyaNnWctccn"
Sie ui0nniid)e &erilnniiniQ iuito benit
Nbcuo llpr in Der 9iaas0nlle Itaiiilioen
tNW5S) Nenrim w, &un Scinc 2elg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Gin beoenfli1er Sitneelluiall er.
cignete iib 9eiiern 9lbcn0 in Ser
6a0ettc StraBe, nabe Gollmgton-
glpenle wo ser 6l Sabre alte Seo.
0ahn bon 9tr. 2il, 9lorO Strecper.
StraBe bon Gem Sitne9sguS bon
Sorrp SiBgcralO bon 9lr. i15, 5iio.
9lm StroBe, 81 9oocl geiuoricn II.
ldDer pcrlebt mliroe. 3ie 9lcr5te i'm
oSobns Sopfins Soipital" crflGr.
ten oaB Sabn nuBer cihen Shdoel.
brllh einen Doppeltcn 9rlid Ocs Tim
fen 9eines crlitt Der G6oilficnr
piw0c perbaftct unO nac6 Der moro
0itlideu &ol5ciitation oc6roht no
CT bcutc eiuen Gerbor uitcr5oaen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

gl6Dnncntcn, bic ben ,HcutiGcn Gprrcs
ipunOrntcu" nidjt piinttlidj uber unreecIs
maRie crbnltcn, iinn gcbctcn, Der Office
oavDn Der Selcpbun Uber idlrtftlidl Miits
tbciluug 81 mndDen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

and nome really mean 7 have In
lroduced this course purposeE to
prevent our girls from locking FOR
ward 10 marriag" as an arrange
ment in which they have merely 10
te sweet. pretty and well-dressed, ="
said Miss Blake why should YOU
expect man 20 make YOU q partner
in a home unless yuu arc prepared
10 do your share for that home?
"A girl old enough for graduation
is old enough 70 know Row to take
care Of home ON scientific prin-
ciples and 10 direct her maids IA the
things they have not learned
Unless you have the ideals and
the mentality Of the women who
give nothing for what they get YOU
VIII 20 back to YOUR cooking and
housekeeping class and fl yourself
properly for. the homemaker you
wish ia be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Straight Talk On Advertising
By The Times Ad. Man
{. Sherwood

The Times is read by over 900 people daily. If you
have message for this big army Of buyers let The Times
deliver it-you will enjoy the answer
Has it dawned you Mr.. Advertiser. that many
thousands of people read The Times exclusively If your
invitation to call your place of business is absent what
grounds do you expect these shoppers to call?
If there is merchant in Detroit who will admit he has
all the business he wants and of the business he Is
doing free to admit, HE DON'T NEED THE TIMES
If however he is prepared to handle more business and
would guard the business he is NOW doing most
emphatic in reminding the gentleman that he cannot afford
to miss edition. because nobody keeps advertised
goods-they sell them.
In every community there is always ono newspaper
Toying the preference of shrcwd buying public In Detroit
it's The Times.
At the lowest rate of postage it would cost approx
maey $4,000 to send into the homes entered by
The Times daily.
You can send that message right with The Times.
And you won't notice the cost and there won't he
question about it being delivered.
If your business is successful then now is the time
TO place your business card i'm The mcand keep there
1t will assure your success later as well as now.
Advertising means selling. You cannot hope for one
without the other
Are you using The Times toduy-thcrc will be lots of
buying done tomorrow, do YOU want your share?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

DETROIT Mich, sent. II Tn
Turner. e-so last might Bradley
Hhrtn"n. 10, John Wciss. Chas Uuh.
bard, Agnew. il16l Haruum. ~ 30
o. M Tomlinson. ! Cstus rs Ban
Gouldst, i,iS' Reed. Flsse Warfiaer
t.ljl Mali so. 6akes s.i5 Sell.
wood Go,.l oll6 Imperial, barge 10 ,.,
night lyman SMITH nuuson Potter
Reiss A y, Nmna igslb q M. Ipmcs
Walincs. G5i6. " Inert Smi'H ~
Nrdn 90 Cornell. ThemaE, tlb shea
die Belgium. Cor 81 Mapda .f"'
urewer. Pgiue W T. NrDv" .fH
ie.ore ESQ Coulhw q walters,
20 ."'''' dc Soc.
TAt'fT ~ HkPtB Ht.u, +.s,
TN. MCLeFr. Z fg.t 1."Nf 60
Non. = l9rV. FitageI aid 10, House
perkins. u SAWYER. Uodfern Toldeu
Pggtiag ii.ao M"pr. smith. tt,ay
midnight saturn. ~ 20 o.. ~ -.
port u Neptune. ?, Clarke. 30, VAL
cartier. Andrew Epson ta'~lna
3. CephSus l;2o Mordou Curry. $50
n +. Jouos 80, ! j Brown. SWcd.
IN Chas Warner. =, Wouma0ip. g
nown Hehard Newbold. Yosemite
3 lRst niRht y W BROWN Ntr
uurttc 10 Ntikokan Northern Kinx
IL Dickson. midnight. Leopold
Centurion Hcttl"r. 3 UJTalu. g go
tIprvr, Nprhise. CgrrinRton. { Uur
Pierce. r5.sO. Northern Wave. sac
Burlington. r.. n. Richardson Male
tua. 2, Leonard Hanna, Polynesia
Princeton, Barlow, 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Bring It or Phone It MAIN A.

years, typhoid fever, Julius Radezky
1870 Scotten, 20 years, pulmonary tu-
bcrCulosis George r. De Nannic, ~
Jefferson y, - ears, sunOCatinr.
Villa James Dwyer. i9S Sixteenth,
~ years. lobRr pneumonia, Anna
Fierle, 49g W. High, one month. mall
nutrition simon Woicik, Amer. Car
& Fdry Co. about 3s years. frac-
tured skull; John Jupicc. 92N Mill
tar}, one year, ileo-culitis Louis
Like, 6 Kinsman. 80 yonrs pulmonary
tuberculosis. Laura Novak 200 W.T.
about az years, cancer or stoma q a.
Emma IT, Passage. US Ferry W 5N
years. diabetiS mellitus, Lofty w ut-
du. Samaritan hospital three months,
luqi nHt pending. Nick Switnick, Chil-
drou's Free hospitaI. two months.
ma nutrition. Ruth Harrison. SIS
Cass. SO years. follicular cnteritis.
Capt Daniel Bascowe iIodgsun
Westminster. so years. vaINular
heart disease, Francis Cusmano. 1872
RivurU. three months, Intestinal IN
fecfious Viola CToniu Children's
Free hospital six months. bronchial
pneumonia Virginia Kalc2ynski ms
Iwg1ty-Afth tive months, bron"ho
tu.r months broncho pn"umon!ls
Thomas Costello. $50 Tennessee, =
chronic ucphritis Robert
Wheeler Harper hospital. 20 Years,
rhuid fever Vera RorahaCk, 100
Forest w. 20 wears. tuhercul1r laryu-
GitIH lrrold O'COnnur. Henry Ford
hospital 40 years, chronic ncphritis.
Lt7zir kadBr Harper hosuttal seven
ears. general pcritonitts. Charles 4
HrUhHrt. rs clifford IS years. an
eInl poctoris
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Cows Have Homes.

MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. IA
Cows have their hopes and ambi-
ions like HUMAN beings, and when
they 90 20 their meals they should
be fed in COURSES With cocktail
as an appetizer and dessert for
the finish" This is he assertion
Of State Senator Alton r. Roberts
OF this city, who is looking after
the welfare of q fancy dairy. "Sev-
oral years ago one of my men tried
phonographic music as means OF
inducing the COWS 20 give more and
better milk For time tho gooth-
ing tones brought result bat after
while the COWS heeeue tired Of
he music and We b.san.to expert
ment on other thing The stua-
tor 10 not feeding alcohol % his
cattle. Instead ne IS ueing tho red
table beet 81 an appetizer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
p. NJ. REVENUES
SHOW BIG GAINS
DURING AUGUST

Substantial gains In every rcve.
uuc source Of the pere Marquette
are shown for the 10 day four-week
and cnc-mouth periods in the report
OF m receivers just issued The
freight rcvenu" increased Si00.5Sl
for the 10 day ending Aus 81 over
the corresponding period last year
t2LS,2uG tor tou- weeks ending AUG.
~, and $i2t3S6 rom July Ia Aug.
- over similar periods in 1918. The
Increases iu ;br total revenues for
On, Today period was SllL7Gl four
weeks period. $e59.t75 and from
July ! ~ Aug -. $5I.35S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14

In d smart plaid SILK frock and a
! dainty French hat, Kathleen MERIT,
aged ~, took last satisfied look
in The pier glass, huffed her golden
| brown curls. then tripped out TO
the motor TO be driven To school.
II was the first day OF Kathleen's
last year at Forest liall, the mos;
exclusive private school In the city
and The one that stood highest edu-
cationally To hold a Forest Hall
diploma Kathleen was proudly
aware Indicated high caste mental
ly, IDEALLY and financially. and she
looked forward 20 having that diplo-
ma n another year and making her
social debut
kathleen had cone creditablc
work IN music, history, literature.
art history, language, and dancing,
satisfied she wa receiving the edu-
cation and acco lplishments com
Mcu9urat' with her position and
wealth She had add,d courses i'm
scITHCT ana psyCnC loGY, Congratu-
lating herself she would he able also
70 cope intellectually with her set.
fhIS year. Ka'h'ecn's fourth and
last which began few days ago, "A
new principal. Miss Blake, took
charge Of Forest Hall The trustees
chose her because her IDEAS OF the
education Of women are apace with
the ncst thoughi OF tn DAY On
! that basis they Gladly consented TO
her changes in the curriculum. Ac.
curdingly. when Kathleen Merit
found that she was scheduled for
class IN cooking and housekeeping
he was astonished When she was
told she would DO taught the prin-
ciples OF home making after scien-
titic methods, would learn household
, buying and sanitation aud get the
science OF food values and cookery
and heir practical application. she
was amazed When she was con.
fronted with Bingham arton. pots.
pans, and account toors. ne was
chasrined She went STRAIGHT to
Miss Rlake with. Il 10 nor care to
take ccokin~ and houSt keeping
They are not IN my line
Perhaps the principal didn't un-
ders'and this daughter OF wealth
vas 10 be raised lady. Tor she re.
pied 40 girl viii be granted
diploma Of graduation till she has
completed our cooking and house.
keeping course. for these things are
essential to the rounded education
Of our girls"
But mother keeps a cook and sew
eral maids said the girl frowninS
prettilt.
lor may some DAY need TO di
rect a cook jad maids" suggested
Miss Blake.
But naturally" said Kathleen, ~
shall marry man who can keep
ne In home with competent ser.
wants"
How would YOU know they were
competent, unless YOU had sn inteIll.
gent understanding OF what you
wanted thom to dor asked tho
teacher Few domestics know any.
thing about food. cooking, rnd house
work on scientific Principles. Tho
wife al tho head OF household M
YOU wish TO be. unlesa she has vast
wealth, must out ~ Justice 70 her
family. understand homo max.
ing In tho light Of modern science
or he failure"
But no husband would want mo
TO bother with such work" argued
mo la.vcar~oid logloian.
"Ilc VIII n he ma, any eomprehen.
sion OF what wltehood, motherhood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-14
Printinu--the plain neat ktnd--that
~ right---Times Job Dcpt.-Nain 452O.



Whereas. The Assessment rolls for
the city OF Detroit. ia the County
Of Wayne and state OF Michigan, for
the year 1916 nave heretofore been
made by the Board OF Assessors OF
said City and reviewed by the reEu-
larly constituted Board Of Review OF
said City, and
now subject TO inspection by the
Board OF state Tax Commissioners OF
the state OF Michigan, or by any
member thereof. and
Whereas, II has been made TO APP
pear TO said Board of state Tax COM
m ssioners that property in said City
has Ueen so irregularly ana unlaw-
iully assessed that adequate compi-
ance with law cannot be secured ex-
ocpt by "a review Of said assessment
rolls. IL .s
Therefore Ordered, That in accord
snce with the provisions OF Section
l5g - tho General Tax Law. as
amended by Act Number 1873 OF the
/ Public Acts OF 1913, said assessment
/ rolls shall hc subject 70 review and
tlat a. J. AlhreCht. j.. l. Diiworth
( and John Kohier. constituting the
Board ~ Assessors Of said city, os
required 90 appear tn the offices or
che Board or state Tax lonmisslon-
.rs tu Rooms 3. &. 3. 6, Z, s and ln
Tho George building at Number 2S7
Woodward avenue, lu the city ~ De-
tralt con- Monday. the twenty hftn Gay
~ september a u. 1915 az nine
STANDARD riuo1 and have with them
TT said time and place the assess
mcnt rolls for the city OF Detroit
for the year 1916 and all sworn state
m~nts nlNd with them for said yeari
Further ordered. That public hear
iuGs he held Ia the aforesaid rooms
Gov the several wards IN said City an
Wards l. and l5--septemeer %. ~
and 20. 1915.
Wards II, 10 and ai--septembsr "a.
Wards I. 3 and l1-ootober 2. . ana
wards 2. s ana ao-october g. Z
wards ls and is-octooer 0. 10 and
wards ls and 1t--octOssr Ia Il
ward. s 5 and io--octoosr IA ~
wards ! 2 and October 10. 20
ara = l'le
rurt ordered That the sfors-
suid hearings shall begin az nine
o'clock Ir The forenoon Eastern
stendard Tim") on each day. snd thst
at said hearings tho Board or stats
hereof shan hear and deteruiins az
fl the proper aaecssmcnt or all prop
.srta astd PERSONS subject 20 taxauon
iu said CITY. and shall taNe snrAt
.Il ,8st may be- found 10 exist: ana
Do
rVrrt.B or liable 10 hc Affected, oy
said review ~ assessments may 40
pplr aNt pc heard at the af"reshd
hearings, and 10 IL
f.ur-her Ordared That due NOTICE
r,s. ,sfV..F or rHfTf trrartu-S Tn secore--
anrn with law -.
r.ty.f nctroff Mtvhiaan. this sew
,nfb .faV ~ contender. A ID. lels-
ORLANDO n. RAlNEs
CTORGF n. HORTON.
THOMAS n. KEARNf-r 81,
Members OF the Board or stase
Tax Commissioners