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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

aufSupsiisn that unb bssbalb lei6t
tiirh inisniipere ausnubung Der idon
l1nait betriebenen 0ruben bic gauge
GiRfubr iiberfIjiiiis MAIDEN lam; Is
bdnbslt iia bdnn nur curlim. ben
R1umunteridisb BON Sberi4leiien
mad Reinlanb Wsitfalsn gu iibsrs
ipinben uno In Meitbeuti6lanb bic
ouslGnbiI9en Grss bur4 Obsri4lelis
I6e grobuiie au eriessn. G6enip
iann TeuiitlaHb bstanntlib ieine
giIener5geipinHuna auf jspen beliebis
ssn Grab itsigern, unb bic 5s6nit II
ia ldnaii 70 nett porsei6ritttn, bah
Sic GuaIiidisuntsridisbs Der Roberss
turd Die bsiOn0ere aup0iiuns Der
gsrdrbeiiung 70 gut tpie polltcmmsn
ausaeglifen ipsrDeH. Sa, Der arisg
bat ioaar bic M0sli9feit gegeten, ben
Hpbftoff Der Qtluminiumkrite
bic aOnsrbs, in isbem bslisbissn Mabe
in Dsuiidlanb au geiuinneu. enbs
lid iei niir angsheuiet, mas uns &C.
rabs unter bieiem Gtfi4tspuntt Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Sale als unparteiiider Ri9ter be-
trn9tst ipsrben tonnts. Was nun feline
antlaee sessn Seutihlonb betrifft. 10
iueib Hi1tsr Solliiter entipeber ni9t,
ipopon er ipribt ober III 10 srob par
tsiifd, bab sr ii9 iiber sbatia4en bin
ipsgIsbt. Seuti9lanb, iast er, babe
ii9 gegen bic Gipiliiation, gegen bas
Gbrttentbum unb ale mOsli6en
Oinge psrsansen ,inbem es 9eieien
rau6te. Die amtIi9sn 9otumente.
aug benen &i9ter SOliiter dlein feline
Renntnib iibsr bic llrIa9en bss
4rieges sef60pft bubeu lam, ipis
berlegen feline Sebauptung uuf Das
@riinblihits. Deutidlanb 1T niht in
gslsien singebrunsen, Inn ss gu onetz
tiren, ipHbern I'm fsinem bon bort aus
tpnmenbsn 5siub ben @eg gu perlez
gen unb ss bat aud jebt ni6t Die abs
ii6t, 9slsisn gu nebmen, ionbern iid
nur fir bic Submit segen feinoliae
Qnsrifie bon bieier Seite iider gu itsls
len. Denna6 erbebt Riater Spaiiter
cine 4nIdulbigung, Die iebpeosr BE
griinoung sntbebrt unb bas tbut iein
gebilbeter MsnI6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

am aeben gu srbaItsn. 9lber cine GUN
sersnptb lit nidt gu perbiiten, ipenn
in England fsIbIt slgsiianben ipirb,
oab bic S9iffe ni9i msbr auf5ubrins
gen iinb. na9oem bic Ssuii9sn f6on
10 bieIs perientt baben uno nadosm
bic yleutrolen ihon iolh i9lpsre
8srluite erlitten baben, bab ielbit Die
bo4ite 5rabtsebiibr nidt snti9dbissn
tam. bsnn penn aud fir cine 2ubuns
Der polls Wsrtb bes Sdiffss an Sra9t
be5ablt piro, III bamit nihts setpon>
nen. penn bas S4iff ihOn bel Der ere
itch 6abrt gu Srunbe ssbt. Der eng
lif6e premier mag nod INNER prabs
len. bub iein 9aHb unbeiisgbar 1T, Das
engIiIbs @olt peib aus bitterer @rs
fabrung. pie bobI bieie 9sbaups
tIns iit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Gin arieg, Der bem prGiioen.
ten mebr @6re uno 9epinn bringen
piirDe, als Der arieg, ben er segen
Seuti6lano plant, plrbe Elm Iolcaer
gesen uuebrli6e Geiesgebuns iein. gu
bisier sebOrt bas 5lubs unb Safens
Gtat, oas tpegen ieinsr 8ergeubuna Der
offentli9en gelOer notpriih eeipprben
1T. 9roB alIer gemiiburesn, bisriE
Wanoel 5u fboffen, bat bas Saus
pieber 80 Miuionen Dollars betpus
ligt ipGbrenb bic Sdlfte rnebr als ges
niigen tpiiroe. Das bat Elm unermiio:
liher 9dmpfer fir ebrli9e GeieBgss
bung, Reprdientunt Grsur, bsiuieien.
Siefer berlangt, oaB ebe Elm Gent Don
Der perldngten Summe perauseabt
ipirb, cine &onmiiTion BON SadDers
itduoigen etneeiebt tperben ioq, I'm 5u
beriaten, pelde 8erpillieungsn be-
rehtigt limb unD fpel6e ni6t, ferner,
ob Stdbte unb Staaten, bic eiusn be-
ionberen 8ortbeil aus ben 8eripilIis
qungen erlangsn, niht eiuen er.fpres
tenbsn geitras leiiten iollten. Der
prdiibent 1T unisres GrmeHens oers
pfli6tst ,oiefs 8prlase als gebingung
Fir feline @enebmiaung bes Gtats 5u
MAIDEN, bamit bas Gelb fiir SLUG. unb
=8erbefferungen unb nift fir
polttii6e 3peds Deraussabt piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Qofal /. Beridt.
gtertli@feiteberidt.

lutp Shn.ibtr, "a. 6264 Robins
Jon Roao, 9er5Deri.ttlns.
Marp gsuit.l, 70, 3548 Roniaos
merp aDe., altersiapd9s.
gliiabsib Saa,mann, 38, 243 Blot,
ter ape., NierenIeibsn.
Stnrb Straus, SO, TAO Siib gres.
cent ape.. Ser5eripeiitruns.
Rufina Wbiiaisr, 70. 2801 Bart
qpe., Hisrsnlsibsn.
5Obn Dsinmon. 72, 453 M.it We.
Wliden ape.. 5er5srDsitsrrng.
Wlargarsi Stnrp, 72, 2703 Qfbs
lamb abe., ar.bs.
erneft alcb. 16, Softer, o., 6irn.
bnuieniaiinbuns.
Daniel Husblman, 80, MaTahus
istts 4ps., glitrenlsiosn.
Jiuae 5eib. 81, 1863 Columbia
ape., RitrenlsiDsn.
Darn sinblsp, 20, 2121 g!obiions
4pe., Risrsnleibsn.
Warsarsihe Sdismspsr, 10. 26s
Start Ctr, auHsensnijiinbuna.
elnua Gsbrmann. SO. e30S Daps
ion ape., 6tr5psrfeiiuns.
Bernard 5srbsrs. Is. 1881 mars
fam Are, Rubr.
@ilbsri pfsii.r. 2. 1900 gkrman
4ps.. WaTtru.
aaibrpn grant. 4s, 2o2s masrn
Npe., Grebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Sn oem an unberer Steas
abgebrudten englii5en Qrtitel aug Der
rGbicagoer Sribune" piro baraelegt,
bag Die Ste[lung, Die Der Yrdiibeu. gss
gen Geutfdlarb eiuHimmt, unbsgruns
bet iii, Elm arisg aus ben nrias
4en, bic Der prGfiDent in isinen Ros
ten an Deutf9luno angegeben bat, ein
8erbre4en mare uHo oab iol9es aut
Die Qniidt oes ameritauiI9en 9oltes
in ietnen breiteu Wafeu lei. Wenn
Der prdiioent einen unberen 9runb 3u
einem Sriege nit DsutI6lanb babe,
iolle er i'm offen eingeiteben unb oann
lperoe Der 8ongreB. iiber osFsn gere9,
tigung Iidb Elm urt6eil biloen. Wcnn
Der prGiibent aug 5umanitdt 0euti9s
lamb betrtsgen polIs, 10 iei bas
ebenio Dsrbre6erii6, pis Der 9runD,
oaB ameritaner beredtist isisn, auf
S9tffen trieasfiibreEber Rationen 5u
fabren. 9as 1T cine Oor3iisIi4e Oar.
ttelung beg Sa6per6atls. Wds Der
BrdiiDsnt ioiDeit an 9rinben fir lein
Werbalten gssen Deuti9ldnb Dprge.
bra6t bat, lam oas Rep Yortsr gans
tiersSpnoitat uno bic Waffsnfa6rie
tanten begeiiterH. a6er teiHen ebrli9en
uno psrniinftigen WenI6en. Wenr
Der Brdiibent etuen anbsrsn Gruub
bat ,oann fou er ibn Iagen unb ba er
ieinsn an8ufii1ren Oermas, trsi6t sr eis
mem Srisge aus Sriinbeu sntesgsn, bic
man ais uN6ere6tigt Dertperfsn mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Sienstas, ben Is. gpril 1916.
9ollanb 1T in Notb. gs
mub ii6 jebt nit arieas6roo bebelfen.

9pllanb # in q otb. gs
muB ii4 iebt nit ariessbrOb bsbelfen,
tpie Oeutf9laub, unb es lit fragIid,
OBJ es bieies uufbrinssn Tam. Od Is
nur Elm 5iuftsl feines gebarfs al
groSitoffen er5eust, 1T ss auf 3ufubs
rem aus biefem 2anbe anaefpieien.
Ibsr England fperrt bic aiiIts ab,
neil es fiir4tet bab Souano sttpas
BON ben 3ufubren an SeutI9lanb
ltefern tonnte. Yer ndbre @runb lit,
bab England auf oieie unmeni6libe
Weiis, pel9e bic gegeiiteruus oss
Hi9ters 9oIIlEer srrest, SolIanb
5ipinsen min. ii6 ben qliirten ansus
f9lebeH. Die Grbittsruns ri9tst li6
ober fpeniger eegeu ienes 2anb, als
gesen bic Der. Staten. sSn Souaub
lam man ni9t psritebeu. tpis mir Duls
ben tpnnen, baB unfer 9anbsl nit ei=
nem neutralen 2anDe unterbriidt pirD.
Die Grtldrung 1T febr lsi9t seseben.
Der prGIibent bistet alles auf, I'M bic
AuiirteH gu untsritiiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Hem 6 :.

- Sn BEN Keller bss bon Ddpis
DaDis beipobnteu 9auiss 30. 1856
GIdoitone aDsnue fDurbs gsfern Wsors
gen gu friiber Stunbs bnr& Die Or.
ploficn einsr aompe Elm Geusr pNsrs
Ia4t, bds einsn S9aben bon stipa SOS
uSri4tsis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Ri4ter 9plliferia iagt, bab
ibm als 8iirger Der 9er. Staaten oas
Reht Suitebe, oas 3irtular gu uniers
sei9nen, psl6es Seuti4lanb nit
ShmuB bepirft. Nir mS9ten ;bn
baran erinnern, baB Elm gunbssri@te-
burd feiH amt perbinOert III, sepiTIe
Dirss gu tbuH, bic iebsm anberen
8iirser erlaubt iiHD. Gin Ridter bari
3. 3. ni6t iiber eine angelsgsubeit
fpredeu, bic porausii6tli9 Dor Icin
Tribunal selangen t0nnte, psil er
bierbur4 benz 8orpurf Der parteili9s
lett unterliegen miiroe. @nseiidts Der
ertpieienen 3batfa6e, bab aus Dem
2riege unb IN 8erbinbung nit benz
islbsr pso3.ie entiteben, 10 1T es iebr
isasIia Oh gfStsr SOaiftsr in iDI4sm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

60 mandtr brau4t isbr Diel llebers
lsguns. tbs Ct cine - Dummbsit
ma4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

Gs 1T i9limm fir bic Serbe, ipenn
aud bsr 5irt sin S&af iit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19
The Lassitude Of

Spring is another name
for the lazy liver-a liver
that is weary of the work of
eliminating all the accumu-
lated poisons of a heavy
Winter diet. Health and
strength in the Spring come
from a return to simple,
nutritious. easily digested
foods. The food that puts
you on your feet and brings
bounding buoyancy to the
faded muscles and WORKOUT
nerves is Shredded Wheel
Biscuit-a whole wheat
food that builds new tissue
and keeps the bowels
healthy and active. Eat Il
with berries, or other fresh
fruits for a few days and see
how much better you feel.
Made at Niagara Falls, NY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

allies has finally been opened and
found empty. Kitchener said almost
two years ago. Joffre said later. Rob
ertson said later still. that the war
can only be ended by a military vic
tory. That is what the allies are
planning now. There are to be no
more little stabs here and the little
thrusts there. by which foot-pounds
are spent and no load lifted. The
great offensive may not be success
full. but. at least. II will hang to
gether.
GO on getting ready" Joffre sad
to Robertson. Never mind us. We re
all right"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Admiral Henry T. Mayo. the man
Who insisted Huerta should salute
the American flag. today becomes
c0mmander-in-chief Of the Atlantic
Feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Manufacturers. dealers and sales
men OF pianos. piano-players ana
kindred instruments are 10 gather
in New York today from all over
the country 10 begin what the Off.
cisl program calls prosperity
convention"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Former President and Mrs. Will
liam II. Taft celebrate their Thrift
eth wedding anniversary today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Delegations OF singers from Ne
braska, Kansas. Illinois. Colorado
and other states will meet in Omaha
today for the opening OF the annual
convention and festival OF the west
ern division OF the American Union
OF Swedish Singers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

A notable wedding in Boston so
ciety today will be that OF Miss
Mary Parkman, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Parkman, and NAL
colin Endicott Peabody, son Of the
Rev. Endicott Peabody. ID. D., and
Mrs. Peabody OF Groton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

A general primary election will
be held in Minnesota today for the
nomination by all parties Of candi-
dates for United States senator,
congressman and a complete ticket
OF state officers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19
Odds and Ends

Republicans monopolize the con-
tests in today's general primaries
in Maine for the selection of candi-
dates for United States senator,
congressman. state. judicial and
county officers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

The Foed-D slnk for sn Ages
Rich milk, matted grain. in powder form.
For infants, invalids ..d growing children.
Purenutrition. upbuilding th.wholebod
lnvisorates nursing mothers and the aged.
More nourishing than tea, coffee, etc.
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02
MORCuE HOLDS
IS UNCLAIMED
Bodies of Four Fire Victims
Among Those of Friendless
UnfOrtunates

Nineteen bodies lie unclaimed In
the county morgue.
This In an unusual number &C
cording 20 Coroner's Clerk william
De Laurier. Some Of them found
their way to tho morgue from fam
lily indifference or neglect; others
are the bodies Of the aged who
died from exposure or who. on
feebled by the hardships Of winter.
succumbed with the approach of
spring.
Four OF the corpses are those Of
a party Of dock laborers, who. stupo-
fed by liquor. were burned to death
In a river front warehouse. April 81.
The echo Of another drink tragedy
was sounded when q sister of Thorn.
as Il. O'Brien, who was suffocated
following = debauch. came from
Flint and claimed his body. O'Brien
belonged to q good family. she said.
but was destroyed by drink.
The body Of Joseph Perry, col
o-ed. whose effects amount to $3.50.
ia unclaimed by relatives in Rob
son. La He was found dead In a
west side foundry. April Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02
TO TREAT GIRL
FOR CIGARETTES
DIR. Kress Will Give YOungster
Special Attention; Clinics
Continue

They're down and out" DR.. Dan
iel II. Kress said with evident sym
patty, "but they are earnest and
want TO get back on their feet, and
I'm going to help them"
The antl-cigarette workers was re-
ferring 10 the men in McGregor in
stitute whom he addressed, Monday
night, on the evil of the CONN
nail" and he has arranged to treat
them Saturday night.
More than 80 mel and boys were
treated at the clinics in Bull Me.
mcrial Monday afternoon.
The little girl whose father solicit.
ed private treatment for her Is TO be
given special attention, DR.. Kress
announced He once treated a 4.
year-old girl in Chicago. he said,
whose mother gave her cigarettes
to quiet her"
More than 1000 persons crowded
the Central Methodist church. Sun
day night, TO hear DR.. Kress.
Several churches are cooperating
with the Twentieth Century club to
keep DIR. Kress here another week.
Clinics will begin Wednesday night
in the Twentieth Century club build
ing for the benefit Of those who can
not come in the afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02

BAkER-Aprli 80. at parents home,
Thelina, beloved daughter OF DIR.
A. V. and Carrie (nee Bayless)
Baker. Funeral Wednesday. 2 y.
m. from residence.
O'DONNELIs--Joseph M. at Harper
hospital. Funeral from 636 War
ren-ave. west. Wednesday morning,
and ST. I.eo's church at a. m.
Burial at Mt. Elliott cemetery.
Funeral via auto.
POwER--Aprii 30. 1916. at 1877 Good
win. John w. Power. beloved
father OF Mrs. r. A. Gillian. Charles
y. Power. Mrs, n. @. Fox. John n
vices from residence. wednesday
at p. IN.
PRATT-charies, ST.. aged 70 years,
beloved brother Of Damas and
father OF Captain Frank C.. Charles
r.. Theodore, Mrs. II. j. White
Mrs. r. w. Donaldson and Miss
Fltzs Pratt. Notice OF funeral
later.
wATKO--Gertrude Josephine. aged
three years. beloved daughter OF
dear sister OF Margaret. Helen and
Marie Watko. Funeral from resi-
dence. 665 Meldrum- wednes-
day at $3.50 a. m. and TO Our Lady
Of Sorrow church at . o'clock.
WEBsTER-Mayl I, 1916. at his resi-
dence. 1871 Townsend Thomas
B.. brother OF Edward p. Webster.
h liam F. h max At psssRSs1 Of wat al
SIS. and to st. Charles's church
at . o'clock. Burial at Mt. Elliott
via auto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02

sanized barbed wire. .:-point. s?is
gauge. ys.oS si.saugs. $685.; IS
gauge. $3.50: 5o-gauge. $500 per cwt;;
cha aos SSHnss sis I per dss nssI Slack sheet
metal 81 and z4-gsoge. ss:gs 20
gauge. $3.50; 27-gaugc, 23S5.. IS
gauge. t3.40 per .cwI Carriage bolts;
small. so, 10 and on; large. 30 aud
and 10 ON large 40, 10 and on list,
green hides. i5c. No. 4 cured bulls,
isc: No. : green bulls, loo; No I
cured veal kp so cured N9 mu Frsnn y sss
No. green murrain. Ice; No. ! cured
ialf Soa sss' hides SH sissSe 's,s ' horse SS;
saIax $3.50 Nc h,d as,lo ~ s ~; No. No.
amount mt WOODY. sSs6ss.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
on, NEW YORK; N T.; May sn-T n.ns
ss5.s o9is Lard: strong middle
dull: centrifugal 96-test. 1897 use:
muscovado s9-test, $500 $50; re-
lated. lTioo7tI. conss; rio No; ?
on SPOT. CSC. TalIow: Firm: special.
loSc: city. 1oc; country. ~ @lo &c.
iey steady y,o prime; c ;Is 20 a. MS
chickens Chickens ismsoc; fowls. IsSssHs:
ducks. Long Island. csc, 1--we poul-
try: Unsettled: geese, ilq12c; ducks.
ics sSo., sqwi ,c s1Giisy:
s3d abc. Cheese. Firmer: state milk.
common to special. s6lsc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02
Deaths

stefano Giorotano. 22e L. Fort. :
months. commissions: Anthony La
Maria. ISL Illinois. l year, broncho
Sherwood, II months, broncho pueu-
monia; Martha A. Bittner, 1872 81.
Jean. 2 months. marasmus: Sylvia
Spetzel. Herman kiefer hospital,
ing hospital. about A6 years, delirium
tremens: Eva Matthews. Receiving
hospital, about 81 years. valvuiar
heart disease; Martin c. Federiein,
e aasrnsI 6s T. oord yssr Benton
years. mitral regurgitation: Thomas
I. Cunningham. Connaught. ?years.
bronchial pneumonia; Genofa Horton.
sts Lyman. days; bronch,si pneas;
years. mitral insuffciency; Charles
Patterson, Hudson and Common
g wealth; So YEARS YEARS u fractured s snn,,
marasmus; Gladys r. Carter. Flor
ence Crittenton Home. = months. To-
bar pneumonia: Joseph Weiderman,
NJ. G. II. r. track, So years. fractured
back; Dorothy Ludwicxewska. 2s1
piper. sli Robins. years. endocar-
troit Tuberculosis hospital .pulmon-
airy tuberculosis; Frank Winkelmeier.
mo MONTH"; tsr john BusSoiskyp. Grace Sos-
pitai. about 10 yeaYs. fractured skull;
Walter Radomski. i13s Seminole. %
years, pulmonary phthisis: James A.
McMichael. 1877 Brainard. IS years.
chronic interstitial ncphritis; John
c. Hannaway. Providence hospital. SO
years. pulmonary hemorrh1gs; Ken
meth Day. Isl Lysander. II years, or
!si Helen. Sc years; ssrcoma; George
epiieptic convuisions: Mary st. John.
Arnold Home, about 80 Years. shock
Thirty. FIRST. II months. ileo coiitis;
Effe vanderburg. SIS Harrison. 80
years. pernicious anaemia; Frank Ma
tejks, "a Home, I year. broncho pneu-
monia: Florantune smigiel 81 Port
land, 3 years, diphtheria; Maria Ma
rIani. SIS Brady: 3 months. tubescu-
cSssi.. iis xtw.tsr ~. Is years mi
trial insuffciency: James b. Melon
aid, 1l+S Scotch, rs years. chronic
lnterstitisi nephrltis; Aa9op, Atticss..
years. pulmonary tubercuiosis; Arth-
ur Wilde. 7ol st. Paul. ! months,
broneho pneumonia; Mary Ni.oi ~
Harper, IS years. cirrhosis of liver.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02

COUNTNEy--May I. Henry N, at his
late residence: $50 wsna,nh-aw ave.
father OF Henry W.. Charles ".
Gertrude ~. and Edward A. Court.
ney. Funeral wednesday, $40 at
residence. and 0 o'clock ST. Vim
cents church. via auto.
4. 1919. at her
residences. 400 Meidrum- ave. Cath
crime Flanagan. Notice OF funeral
later.
GRAY--ApriI 50. 1915, Edward Gray.
Jr.. beloved son O. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gray. Funeral service pri-
vate.
GUTHRIE--Aprf 10. suddenly. Dave
Guthrie. beloved husband OF Ada
Guthrie. Funeral "Wednesday,
y. M. from residence. 3s7 Canton
ave.
MOTT-May Z. ut her residence. 20
P1quette-sye.. Emily A., aged -
years., widow OF the late John r
Mott and sister Of John II. and the
late w, ~. Dawson. Funeral from
restdenre Thursday ~ 2 y. m. In
termcnt at Royal Oak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02
CANADIANS WILL
NOT EXERCISE
RIGHT OF SEARCH

William Livingstone. president OF
the Lake Carriers association, who
recently called 10 the attention Of
the United States department Of
state for investigation q report that
tho Canadian government was hg,,r'
ing on searching all vcsDels visiting
Canadian ports, has received aesur.
ances from Robert lansing. secre-
tary Of state. that the right or
search will not he exercised by the
Canadian government. Mr. Living.
stone was in DOUBT as TO the attitude
of tho Dominion concerning aliens
sailors on neutral boats.
In his message 10 Mr., Livingstone,
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Secretary Lansing quotes message
from the American consul in Otta-
wa, which follows:
~ am informed by the Canadian
department OF external affairs that
these regulations are not applicable
TO river and harbor ports and that
any instructions that have been Is
sued in that behalf have been can
cellei. The department states. how
ever, rule for such removal from
neutral vessels will be enforced at
all sea ports"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02
FEDERATION OF
PRINTERS TO MEET
IN BATTLE CREEK

Members of the Michigan Press
and Printers federation will hold
their second annual meeting In Bat
tie, Greek. May rs, 10 and 20.
Arthur Brisbane, Of New York. OF
the Hearst publications; Gov. Ferris.
John Clyde Oswald. OF New York.
and w. f. Shoemaker. OF Chicago,
will be the principal speakers. There
also will be experts present TO ad-
dress the sectional meetings.
Competition for the Chase s. Os-
born cups. for the best appearing
front page makeup and general style
Of regular edition will be revived.
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Sugar Market

sagar--corrected oaiiy by w. IL.
To-. sli'so: Do. s:lb. iiso: Eagle
$40: xxx powdered. Ss.25; stan
dard powdered, $3.50; granuiatsd. ex-
ira coarse. tT.95; granulated, fine. In
bulk. $3.50: graduated, 25-lb. cot
tons. 1920; crystal domino gran. 3
10. and 6-ib. cartons. In cases. $50;
sssystai d0m,5o s.sp mp Gases
srs' 4. l5.75; No. 4. $3.50; No. S. i7.T5;
No. 8. s7.70; No. Z. S7.65: No. 3. $3.50:
30, o S7ss; No 10. 81 so No. III. STi5:
No: IL, $40; No Il. G.35; No. ~.
y735: No. Is. e73b. non-caking mix
ture. es.T5: beet granulated, tT.70
per 100 lbs: household powd.. Ia,
20 TO case. $3.50; Do IS to case. $3.50
per case.
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RATTLE CREEK q 0TUH0Io
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit. III,

Motto, D (. Ssf.b1 Ic aiy MPr ~; -
s &. Bsssis creek = stuff: Rsslvsy
psi office OF the company. Room ia
b.s,s M s... On ffAss:::&:, s e: e
day Of June isiS q 10 s.eiceE : -
authorisins the sale Of part or al g
this company to The Michigan Csp-
trail Railroad Company and such 9th
or matters and things ~ may be in-
cident TO or necessary or appropriate,
BY order Of the Board Of DfrecteeA
d. w. PARDEE.
oecPetary.ff&
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CANADA SOUTHERN salD0n

Detfoit Mich, April :, iNN.
the the, c %sssns oSths sPS sriess Ss%pss
81 the company. Room sos. F!ttssn!k
Street PasssnssSr station At s;n Ssy
June. 1915. at 10 O'Clock .. m. for the
purpose OF considering and authori1-
Ing the sale Of the railroad. rtgheo
and frsnchises Of this company ~, Y
pany and such other matters aDa
things a. may be incident TO or neH-,
sssary or appropriate to be done -
connection Herewith.
d. w. PARDEE. A.
Sscretary.F
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-02

II r. estimated that Cuban Cane
Sugar estates will produce nearly
OF Cuban sugar. The expected out
put OF the island republic this year
Is 22.29O.000 bags. OF which Cuban
cane should produce S.405.0oO bags or
tribe more than 1879.
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sAr s csnr s1 conPAs -
Detroit. Mich. April ,. 1914 .
q In harehx GiYan that = nn0

Notice 10 hereby given that . spes
the Bay Guy 4 Battle cresK Ksiivsl.
Company wnl be held q the psr ss
teenth street Pssscnxsr ststion. pse.
troit. Mich. on Thursday. thA eth az
OF June. 1915. at 10 o'clock . m. ~
sqn RTIe sSs sale Of the rsiIrosd sS
f fSe Mis nsnsss'c sn,rs' RaiircsS tsss'
pany and such other mattere 81
thInss - may e incident {. g % z
s'3as 81 sss:s 49, = = ~