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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
Hattie CREEK n sTUnG1s
RAILWAY COMPANY.
naIrolt. Aiich.. ApTIl 3

Detroit. Mich. April :, 1916.
Notice IL hereby gwen that spe-
shs Rattle Creek * SturSis hallway
company VIII be held at the princl-
mai Once of the company. Room .V2.
Fifteenth street Passenger station,
ps,roli Mich. on Thursday the sth
a. ~ lime. 1916. at 10 o'clock a m,
Tor the purpose - considering ana
Authorizing tho sale OF part or All OF
the railroad. rights and .rancnises OF
this company to The Mlthisan en-
trail Railroad Company ana shcn ON
a, matters and things a. may oe M
cident To or necessary or appropriate
60 he lone In connection Herewith
~ D. w. PARDEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
CANADA sol THERN BRIDGE
COMPANY.
Detroit. Mich. April J.

Detroit. Mich, AprW :, IsIb.
Notice IL hereby given that spc.
The Canada Iouthern Bridge Company
will be held At the PRINCIPAL ofncs
OF the company. Room Jo3. Flfteenth
Street Passenger station. Detro,t
yrnr AfS- e. 10 o'clock n m. for the
purpose OF considering and .uthoris.
inr the saIe Of the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company 70
The Michigan Central Railroad Com:
many and such other matters ana
things a. may be incident to or nee
sssary or appropriate to DO done 10
connection herewith.
.. w. PARDFF.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
IGilinpdon Of Booze
threat to Society,
Says Dr.. Wiley
S PASSING OF
]. BARLEYCORN
- Food Expert Dis
1Bes Liquor From
ealth Standpoint

~ drinking OF intoxicating Dew
Y y threat not only to the
1x via drinks. hut 10 society at
~, ara thus, without interfering
~ the fundamental rights OF the
.1D1{vtducl ar restricting q propeT
\ DorDOnal liberty. the state may say
9$ynCu shall. not drink"
rs says Dr. Harvey ". Wiley.
lDfoner trad of the II. 8. pure TODD
teporfm.nt. In the May number oil
uosSd Housekeeping magazine The
xyieie crrtinner
vYklDe al ga advocate OF prohibit
.4fnm ,sr che strictesf sort beftNe
Hlnoe xhUoA who are engaged IN man y .
,3 .6sstti3inU alcoholic beverages Should
a " oompcnsated. at least in part: for
IN 1ass which they VIII suffer from
a tX1nG their plantf closed up. Pro-
Il 1b{tjon * established for The henent
XII tke community. anu the community
h00ld atnnd between those who on :
4 ~ In the business and financial
)t would not take much moro than
- liquor bill for year. proba by
:WnvehnAe ali the property given over
y tire manufacture OF liquor and
6QD&nsate fairly all persons en-
1900 IN the Industry.
"a xk&re are two ways OF attacking
$50 o1cohOl evil. one by furious de-
mr111n1ton OF those who promote ".
I0o31 ON by educating the peop.e as TO
W0I a1coho;ic beverages should not
n TSSse are az present 10 dry states
\ 800 f&xAi,1c. distilled liquors. have
&M<oQo M 1t.1Si.4s1 gallons In year.
Z 49, production OF beer and &c
- ~ ~ q
8 m90 should be taught the truth
alcohol. aud should cultivate
1G abaffnence as the only safe
\ ~ bfopef way 20 avoid catas-
"a 60 peariy all business men
fhe farmer 20 the munition
- ARE asking applicants for
HAether they drink Great rail
llses refuse 10 employ anyone
4o 10 this habit In even the
4 ~ ssnsSsnt d revenue collected by
~ uoeo not measure ITS ef-
~ 6UG the amount OF revenue
~ from fermeuted and dis;iil-
vPtto does measure its fnef-
lt comes 70 the point of saw
NoQtrOyinx = nation. the sd-
the consumpticn VI ssev~
~ rankkd aSy30ng the B<ne-
G2Hs g - copntry and not
y
~ N Cnitsd states expects 10
~ great military power
~ nafiCns Of the world. u,
NJ necessary o. enforce total
1900 among the commissioned
"a ~ the army and navy. The
~ ~ the future viii be a teeto-
nlther by choice or compu:sion
V4qr boy know the truth about
nA1m1D. Appeal TO hts man
G1A lie pri0c, Ask him III Ne
~ Wo1t 20 have . succe<sful
10& ~ ~ leader In hts class. to-
III 1xpert In his trade. to he head
~ ba0k or buEtneee. whatever ~
~. AID then tell him. III yoa
alcohol haoit. you can be
Il "A pUAllc health service recently
~ ~ leQ0et drawing attention To
~ thai pneumonia has gone
TO t4bercuiosts "a an advance
~ death Ten per cent Of
nt4A q. the United states are
If
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
PASTORS WILL
COOPERATE
IN "CLEAN-UP"

/. Pastors Of many Detroit churches
have assured the Cleanup com
nittae that they will lend their a.
distance in bringing the affection o.
the public OF the gospel OF clean.'-
ness on Sunday Cleanup weeA
in Detroit starts the following day
and the nghl against dirt will
vaged until the following SaturdS
The Rev. Joseph Vance. Rabbi Lee
NJ. Franklin and Rev. Gerfit huyseT
are among those who have writtea
TO the committee, assuring their CO
operation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
eentiey sun.rs $4,000 fire.

STANDISH Mich, May I2.-Fire
sMep: by a gale started in The Hot
Whitney at Rentiey West here YES
Ierday afternoon. and swept through
the village burning Hotel Whitncy
NJ. L parsonage. Harvey's harbei
shop. T. Harvey's harm. town hal
and r. Harv~y's residence. A hurr,
call for help was sent TO Bay City
but did not arrive in time 10 ne OF
help. The loss will reach sine9e
partially insured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12

into Il gradually one cup strained
canned or fresh strawberry juice,
sweetened TO taste. When the Jeil-o
3esins 10 stiffcn. beat IL into the
cream Mallo: pour II into wet
mould having a tight cGver; lay but
tered paper on Top cover, and inn
merse in one part salt and two parts
Ice Tor three hours. Serve in indi'
yidual glasses With punishment OF
whipped cream Mallo sauce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
BAY CITY q BATTLE CREEK
RAILWAY COMPANY.
n.,,o,t Mich AprII !.

Detroit. Mich. AprfI J. WV.
Notice In hereby given that . spe..
ciai meeting Of the stockholders OF
The BAY city n Battle Greek Railway
Company will be held At the principel
Office OF the company. Room 3oz. FIJI
teenth Street Passenger station, De-
sroit. Mich, on Thur sday. the sth day
Of June. 1916. at 10 o'clock a. m. for
The purpose Of considering and auth
orizfrg tho sale Of the railroad. rights
and franchises Of this company 70
nany and such other matters ana
{hings az may be Incident to or nsc-
sssary or appropriate TO be done IN
connection herewith.
d. w. PARDEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
N0TICE-.-STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
RoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. May .. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1868
WHITNEY AVENUE

To Henry n. Horn. J. NJ. Melon.
Nye. 4. II. stIlwell. Robert Huener.
I. TcetzeL NJ, ~. Tariox. Fred sulli-
van, ". noagland. Harvey u. Hozuee.
thomas Trlnder, X. j.. Palmer. =, n.
Henry, George ~. Locker Jacob
schmidt. GcorRe soeilner, ~ ken
hart. John Mcdonald ~ ~ Brshn.
bernard schlor, Ralph recknam, y.
. Faui. ". J, Wilson. W. g, Neal. W.
"A. Woodrier. George -. Michelson.
Harry r. Martin. q; u. Cooke, Violet
q Wilson, e. v. Patterson. Everett
Annis. r. W. West. HERMAN orion. =.
Rueger, Forest ". Bali Edna swan.
&. T.. .Lorenz. Albert Neumarn'
fnsries Koelzov. NJ. Clair Land Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
KICKS ILL WIFE
DOWNSTAIRS;
is ARRESTED

Stanley Kornet, or No. los
Pulaskisi., was arrested by patrol
men - the Scotten-ave. station.
Thurss,v right. charged with telon-
iouslv srssaltins his wife. who is
in poo health He kicked her down
a flight n. stairs. IL Is alleged. Al
he city receiving hospital IL Is said
tina, Mrs. Hornet Is in a serious
condition..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
pnorOsALs ron coal

Ofncc OF tue Boaro OF county Audi1
ora.
Detroit, May q. 1916.
Sealed proposals VIII be received u
to 4 o'clock y. m, Thuredgy. May Il
1916, for furnishing the Board 4
Auditors OF the County 81 wayrI
with approximately Is tons OF ches,
nut coal and 2 V00 toms Of bitumlnot
coal 20 be used ~ the County Build
ing ana Detention Home BuiIsiinI
Detroit, In accordance with specinca
tlons IN file In office OF said Boar
copies ~ which may be obtaiped q
application.
Proposals. must he made upd
blank which hay be obtained
the offce of the Board ~ Auditol
and "a certified cheek for Two uul
dred $1,000 dollars must accompsr
each bid.
Tho Hnard reserves tho right 70 r,
gect any and AL bid.
Rs WM. r. MoELLEn,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
CONGRESSMEN
IN FIST FIGHT

WASHINGTON. MAY y. Arguing
over whether The Birth OF a NJ
ten" should be suppressed, Re
Ssm Nichols. OF South Carolina. ano
Rep. Lehlbach. OF Newark. y.
came 10 blows night before las y.
u local hotel. e became know
Thursday They made VI" how
ever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
SOME TIMELY RECIPES.
Malio Orange Pudding.

Soak one tablespoonful Of gelatin
in one-fourth cup Of colo water. add
the grated rind Of an orange. one
half cup Of lemon juice. strained,
one cup sugar Mix the ingredients
in a howl and set the bowl in a pan
OF ice water, stir until the mixture
shows signs Of thickening. Have
ready one-halt pint OF whipped Mallo.
Turn into mold 10 cool and harden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12

CHICAGo-One hundred especial
IN detailed chaperones and two po'
lice women will attempt To end the
mashiag evil in humboldt park. Chi
caco. this summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
MolIo Doughnuts.

One egg, i-s cup milk. s4 cup
Msllo. Mix together slowly and beat
well. One and on@-ha,f tablespoon
ftiis melted butter. one hespins tea
spoonful baking powder. one-fourth
teaspoonful salt. onefourth tea.
spoonful CHINA non. onefourth tea
spoonful nutmeg. ak with nour
Roll quite thin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
Mrs. Rorer's Bsvarian Cream with
MaIio.

Dissolve one package OF orange
jell-o in one pint Of boiling water.
Add half cupful OF sugar and
stand aside until IL begins To harden.
Then fold in one pin: OF cream
Msllo sauce and turn into the mould
Serve very cold with top dressing
of whipped cream Mallo sauce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12

Serve In Grange shells cut In the
shape OF baskets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-12
Mrs. lineoIn's Strawberry Mousse
with Mallo

Dissolve ore package of Straw
berry Jell-o in one pint OF boiling
water Have ready one cup OF thick
chilled cream Mallo sauce and whip
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

all markets but the wo.der is that
with such liberal receipts values do
did not so lower. With cash corn
selling above 81 per hushCl. the out.
look has little Il encouragement TO
the hog feeder and hundreds OF them
are allowing their stock to come for
ward in a half-fat condition.
In a recent issue, The Breeders
Gazette of Chicago published the
following concerning the current
provision market:
Decreasing stocks. heavy ex.
ports and light weights Of hogs al
market centers have advanced prov.
sion values somewhat sLectacularly
for the season. a short corn crop
never has filled the lard kettle and
scarcity Of all edible fAts L. expect.
ed Exports were light last week.
only 4,032,0Oo pounds NJ lard and
l4.O57 900 pounds OF bacon going out,
against 6.l64 900 and 1855, 900 re-
spectiyely the previous week. but
THE movement IL hsmpered bv car
shortage. Heavy European orders
have recently been hled and the ad-
vance in grains has stimulated buy.
ing OF futures. With January lard
close TO l5 1-tc and the nearby op.
tions a cent higher hogs oan be cut
for maximum yields Of that com
modify"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
By II. H. MACK

Scarcity Of fai cattle anu a gener.
al Improvement in the demand for
prime cuts OF beef is the cause Of a
marked activity In the market di-
vision devoted TO dealing In prime
steers including both yearlings and
prim" heavy "attlc Prices for this
KIND are at the extreme high point
OF the season and bid fair to 70
much higher. Branded steers. from
the west and northwest, Weighing
around 300 and not extra as TO
hnish, have recently sold for $ll.5O
per cwt. in Chicago
The fact that not one-half Of the
demand for prime cattle can be met
10y the current market supply. IL
helping out the demand for all Of
the medium grades. and everything
appraised above s. per cWt is taken
promptly in all markets and for
about the besI values OF the season
DiscouraRng reports from Argentina
have also had the effect 20 enhance
values and strengthen the demand
for all grades Of cattle selling above
he 81 line
Conditions that have contributed
&c the activity OF fat cattle have
failed 10 benefit the trade IN animals
which sell around and below S. per
Cwt The country Is sending In thou
ands OF cattle every week hat have
no merit either as killers or as
feeders Therefore this kind not
only fails 10 show improvement but
Is tending lower from week 20
week Because OF the presence in
the market OF so many nondescript
animals. the demand for Gamer COWS
is AZ the season. low roint. Cows
that would have sold for $3.50 to
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
Prime Cattle Shortage Boosts Medium
Grades; Big Shipments Cut Hog Prices

$3.50 In July must now 90 sold at a
range from SJ75 to S45, per cwt.
Recent trade in stockeTs and feed.
ers has been very heavy. the call
icing manly for prime heavy feed
ers that can be given a quick finish.
or for light but wellbred stockers
than can be carried over another
year
The veal market has been sluggish
Of late ard all grades OF calves have
been tending lower Mich COWS are
active for all Of The better grades,
lut unless COW can be classified
as long tim producer she must De
content with Gamer values
There is au important element in
the situation that cannot be sarely
overlooked IN summing up the infu-
ences which are dominating the
trade in all grades Of killing cattle
ana sheep. namely the extremely
high prices at which all kinds OF
hides are selling The average run
Cf cattle hides are from 20 s cents
per pound higher than they were at
this time last yesT Packers are
asking 30 cents per pound for heavy
steer hides which were only worth
Is cents peh pound on this date last
ear, and only "a cents per pound
ZOO 1910. The time was not many
wears ago. when The hides which
packers now hold for 90 cents per
pound could nave been bought for
less than orerhird OF then present
value All hide business is being
done on a spot cash basis as neither
buyers or sellers are willing 10 name
EriCos for future delivery The mar
kct Is excited and quotations cannot
to relied on for any great length OF
time The hide trade looks Ike a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

bad gamble and dealer who oper-
ate conFelvUiycly viii come out
ahead IN The end
October has broken AN records IN
The lamn depsrturnt Of The trade
and lh" best julg of market con
ditlons expect November and De
cember 10 do N, some Fat west
trn lambs are about an u Coarse
native lambs are about the only bad
sellers ou rhe li.' Heavy lambs
are not wanted. bu killers are ubug-
cd TO take lambs averaging above so
pounds or 20 without desirable lamb
meat for their bcsi 'rlde The bulk
OF The movement from the west con
sists Of lisht feeding lambs for
which the demand was never more
active Prime feeding lambs are
selling from 50 80 10 $l0.50 ana in
spite OF the fact rhaf the movement
Is large 10 all 'hc LEADING markets,
the pens clean up nearly every day
and many wCGldbp >uycrs 20 away
Without occurring lho stock which
they desire
Advancing corn markets and light
average weir1ts m the swine diyi-
sion were the dominant features OF
last pc,ks trade i'm live noas and
provisions. With cash lard selling
around lG cents rer pound and a
wonderfully active demand for both
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
PASTOR HOLDS
FORT; MAYOR is
FORCED TO WAIT

When the Rev. Lloyd Miller pastor
OF the Woodward-ave. Christian
church. was in the midst OF prohi.
bition speech before the employee
OF the Saxon Motor Co, Tuesday
noon Mayor Marx drove up 10 make
campaign speech before the same
body OF men. A man was sent 10
Dr Miller. requesting him 20 stop.
which he refused 20 do replying
that the hour had been reserved for
him and not for the mayor, There
upon a group OF young men began
TO sing a. the top of their lungs,
evidently in an effort 10 drown the
speaker out. DIR. Miller continued
in spite OF the noise. and his audi
ence remained attentive Upon re.
firing he remarked 10 the mayor
that he could now have his turn. Mr..
Miller Is campaigning for prohibit
tion and speaks every day at the
noon hour I'm some factory.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
YOUNG RULED
IN NAME ONLY
President of National League
Nearly ~ Years, But
Never Was Boss

Nirbolas younr for many wears
prcsid.nt NJ tbo National .casue.
nh. d..4 nj. v..s st rfs homo IN
v,shinct,r 81, in. -. Of -f frst
har,pa 81 bs.,b7u man Yhcn he iofn.
od ,t. old y N,.iorai. of Washington
=, fl. ,Iytles Ian.r.hp platcd with
,ba ct.r.Ro Cul. and -dI later
~ ,,,,,r,r rf R1l,tnrr. ,luo.
lame A Har, president ct the
Cbi,arn ub- In tge ,sriy da,s OF
f.,a %,t.ooaI lrtggo ard "a power N
ro ,,l.r w.f,r. ,.rrur r.y.- some
,n,.,. .,g- f.Iieh,. On Youne's
r.r.sr
.1.p.,o oey.r WAS moro loyablc
cEor,.r .n baseball than Nick
yoorr aud ur Hart. "au, strange
81. r MIA. ..,m lr wa NOT rffod
with ,N,,m.lr ability Hy cam, into
, r,..,..8., prru.a,n,c a- the nom
mai head az tho NaticuM league
,brp a ,idcnt more rh,u anything
l., ,
"v.hrn ,hr National league was
formed y.une bceaa, ts secretary
and froa.ur.f Size held 'h.s onice
pnnl tho di1.rdlties of 1850 when
prcsidert Mills resigned Young
,han tr,amg srp. dent and had the
uniopn distinction Of being rrosi.
don't secretary and treasurer
"your. bovrv.J. was prosidon,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
HELPING HUBBY

Young Surgeon operated to
day on q Lithuanian for liver and
'on Hungarian for Kidneys"
Wife-"Oh, Jack VIII you ever
get experience enough 10 operate
on Yankees for cash >"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

Notorist Good climate here
Natcive- why stranger, since /
located here I've caught over fifty
different diseases and ties cured
thcm nII
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
DOUBTFUL.

Belle lie ts just too lovely for
anything. and want Won TO meet
him"
Besa -"TDo you really or is hc?'
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
THE LATEST.

Woman-"Are you looking for
work.
Tramp-"Yes'
Woman-"And what is yyuv
nAme?"
Tramp-"Queenie de We're. MAJ
am wear mems clothes so as TO
get a Job easier"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
THE ROMANTIC MIND.

Maid-"Man ~ the door, mssm.
wants TO know your name. age. and
income. mA'am,"
Mas Oldtimer Gotrox must
be the Due de Saist Seersuckerf
Show him in directly, Pepite"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

prIrtina-the pIHin rrat kind--that
o. riHht--'fitoes Job Dept.--MaIn f52O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
0jntcs Srusramm i'm nSippuOrOme.

r9o1en lit oie bette W8eOi6in, ="
in0 wer Oieie @ieoioin eimebmen
mill, iollte es, nidt periditmen Dem
nSippo0rome" 0ieie @o6e eineu 9e.
m1 ob3uItotten. Ser @ei6ditSfiib.
rer oieieS beliebten Sbeoters, Serr
&orrD @ooo, bat fir Die fonmenoe
ISOLDE elm bor6iiglihes YrOgromm
ouigeIteat, pel1es 0en Derlpobnte-
iten Sbeoter.9eiu6er 6ufrieOenitel-
len miro. gln ser Spite oes Yro-
granms Itet Der iiberols fOnil6e
S6mont Solitaire" nit Gee @reW
uno @ponooIin Yotes in oen Snlpt-
rollen. Solitaire itelt on Die 2o1-
uruSfeln ser 8uidouer groBe gln-
lprii9e, uno bate in Stem 0ort ci-
nen oroBen @rfolg oiif6uweiiet. 9llS
3meiter ouf Dem reidboltigen @ros
gronun Itebt Gerbo, Elm &iinitler ollf
oem @iono-9lccorOion. @illD Sim
coio, befonnt ais Sorrp 2ouoer'S 5
Smuggling 9iiool", SSbrigbt lmo
W2od, befonnt ols-Eep, @iner lmO
9ep-Oos 2a%ine Gimoron.Srio,
mcroen ni6t berfeblen Oos &ubli-
fiim ouf ooS gelte 6n itnterboIten.
Tlo lrnO Ollie @olters, 5pei biibide
S6n8erimem nit proAtoollen Goitil-
men, folgen ouf Dem %rogramm.
g[ud peroen lestere oie alerneueiten
@eIGnae Dortrogen. 6ranf ino
Syrene Molone nit einem neuen eli
ropGil6cn @ouOebille-9lft bei6lie-
ben 0os @rogromm. Ole yfodmit-
s.@orItelim9en 81 ernaBlgten
9reiIen erfreuen ii6 bei'm Fubll-
finn ollqemeiner 8eliebtbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
S5cirat6s- 9iccn5cn.


Charles 9. G6oIf 5S, @ittucr, II.
@larD s. ,Soro, @ittme, so.
Charles 9. Garc, %, rmO SucD ..
SAT-, 10.
g8aIter 6. GrpeQ, 81, unO 9lettie g.
Baum 1S.
StouleD 8ibaeroIO, %, imO 9eiiie
@ilion, 81.
SliOcr airfmau 81, Greensboro,
gt.-Gy unO @ao @l, @olf, 81 @aib-
ington6oro, ga.
Cornelius Mott6ews, o. unO Soa
@initon, 20.
erueit s. Fieper, 26, imO 9lmelia
6. 9eder, %.
6rouf 6. S6onuon 81, imO GOa
&C. Sor6in, 20, 9ciOe bon @oibing-
ton, .. 6.
91eoieu s. @ore6ime, %, mo 9In.
no 9. ASeteriou, 90.
So6n @irt6, "a, uuO Got6orinc
SeB, 81.
George Q. goIt 26, mO 9lOeIe
GonfmeDer.
@m. S@om6erg, %, imO 9lmouoa
g. 9io6inion rs.
Saco6 81. 9lee0er, 90, Snoianopo-
lis, SSno, inO @lorooret 6. Sam
mer. 2omrencc, SnO
Wlqr 9oienberA ~, @ittper, uno
SOa Cohen, 40, @ittme.
Clarence 6. gpons, %, aeI6ieOen,
lmO 9foie 9. @ilfius, 25, aei6ieoen.
SenrD 9. Serbia, q, ino @eneOie-
be g. Cooe, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
'BAITMoRE, OUR pALrrMoRn.n >

S'a9ioIocuO brinqen mir sen Cert
oes ltaotii1en 2ieoes Baltimore,
our ~; Baltimore, wel6cs iebt foIt Bel
1eoerl ,' oftentli6en CONCERT gcipielt
ano u, aeirnaen wirO. 0ie Gomponi-
a ISll' oellelben lit oie @otttn oes 9Sroi
ssgeo- s. Sembcreer. 9is6er lit nod
,r.l'e Sal oelltide llebcrIesuug ocs Sic
0es eri6iencn.
H'rniore, where Carroll flourished
Hena nnu the fame of Calvert grew!
me old defenders conquered
He's 1heir valiant swords they drew.
i me me starry banner glistened
In a. .ne sunshine of the sea,
rht MAJ dawn Of golden vision
Harn Ia. awoke the song of Key;
are hearts that beat forever
or the city we adore;
me love of men and brothers.
''ihore, our Baltimore
pe phe the clipper ships of story
Fron' rought the cargoes of their day,
Hne ene ports of seven oceans
Her. onie ne white-winged up the bay.
immortal Poe illumined
wing letters with his Tyre;
~ Lanier's uplifting measures
Hera ught the world q fresh desire:
'ne tradesman and the states
H. man,
Can,ee the gallant hearts of yore.
Ro1..o build beauteous city
itimore, our Baltimore!
ene charm of parks and gar
H. dens;
Heror the spirit of the home;
+, me music of the morning
Hara ne wind across the foam.
Hane .ne tacher and the prophet,
Kaass the sermon and the song,
me higher beauty burning
Huu the nobler purpose strong:
r tne church and here the temple
Aeach our hearts their hallowed
H. lore;
mere hath Science wed with Heal
No. ing
"i'inore, our Baltimore!
M S OF Grace, thou great Jehovah,
M, wake us grateful, keep us true.
nat these gifts of light and leading
Thai enchaln our hearts to you;
Mo, - clearer vision growing
Az en may follow still the CLEAN,
IN snteous city blossoms
Hora ,n lne golden years of dream;
n,.e Wnere Art and Learning beckon,
Goa Suseice pleads for rich and poor,
Po1t sulde, and man to worship
iinofe, our Baltimore!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
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