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The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

Graduate OF the Condor Junior
high chool are Bertha Bactz. Reva
Bcknoi. Arthur Cary Madeline
Chaupar Elizabeth ChencInsky, Ar
Ion Clarke. Anna Cohcn George
DefIc. Frcda Dolctzke. Fdwin
George Ellen Heyniger bora I'M.
Ella Jahnke. Helen Kuklaw Mauna-
loa Iadrey. Esther Loos. Helen
Machlut Ruth Myrtin. Emma Meier,
William Meivner/ Gordon Meyers.
Ruth Navarro Jane Nogle. Gwen.
Golyn Nowak. Lewis Ostrowsk. lii
liam France Benson Roberts. Sarah
Ryan. Alice Scbonkel. Elmer
Schwartz Harry Smi. Florence
Steiner Frcda stephan Daniel
stuart Florence Sweeney. Esther
Zicglcr.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

JoNu EnWuolI, Dane, who arrlE-
cd In Detroit Thursday almost di.
rect from Buonos Aires whore be-
was employed hy "a New York OK
Iort drm say. that that city is com
'mercially dead and that $4,000 men
arc without work or even hope OF
employment
"Ths Is due" said Mr. Bomh0i,.
ITO the stoppage of commerce thru
the German boat policy In three
months only one boat n small span
ish vessel loaded with iron. came
into Tho harbor from Europe so
Argentine boat was allowed to sail
10 was reported that an Argentine
boat had been nnbaby The Germans
The largest newspaper ln Bucnos
Aires has "a cannon ON the roof and
when anything extraordinary hep
pens the cannon it. fired 20 notify
The public Thee cannon was fired
and great crowds Of people rushed
90 the newspaper and were told that
an Argentine boat had been SUNK.
The populacc went Wild. croWding
the streets In mobs and shouting
Down with the Germans Anyone
speaking German i'm tho streets or
cafes was arrested u was after
wards found thar this was not an
Argentine boat but q little Dutch
sailing vessel flying au Argentine
flag
Nearly AIN che business OF AT
pcntina Us an export business ~
exchanges grain. cattle hides. tallow
and packed meats for manufactured
commoditics The warehouses are
bursting with exports which cannot
be- shipped The people arc going
without Tho things which they de-
pend on Europe to send them and
business is naturally paralyzed
"On account Of long drought and
then two weeks of torrental rain,
the crops are badly damaged and
The government has put an embargo
on wheat and an other grain Pow
erty and misery can be seen on
every hand in sharp contrast with
the marnihcence and luxury OF ihc
wealthy English residents.
Before the war Germany was At
ccntinas main customer. and thoro
was brisk commerce between the
two countries The Argentine pcu-
plc liked the Germans. especially
fheir method OF doing business, and
IL D..
study The needs OF Argentina ANA
also conform 10 the country's bust
ness habits and customs. n Us
terrible thing. economically. for the
country 20 break with Germany but
] cannot see how they VIII escape
being dragged into the war Whom
I left the government was about 'o
intern anaGcrmans. not citizens of
Argentina. ON an island on 'ho
coast.
AS for tho United states. It WIZ
have 90 change Cts business e..
n 10 is 20 build up % large trade
with Argentina The people thcie
do not like Che hustle and hustle ui
amer lNANN hNN iNtl ltiN IS Ni N"Ni
tesy. what YOU call pep and being
"a live wire they consider arrogant
mclvlllty and foolish haste. Also
they do not Ike paying for goods
before they are received. as thfl
IRE obliged 90 do when DEALING &itt
Americans. andt often the cQusign
mSnt. when 81 docs arrive z FAR be
low the samples The Germans give
long credit and The goods they send
are of the very finest quality. as arc
The French. but American goods arc
comparatively shoddy
wow that the people OF Argen
tina have turned against the Ger
mans they are pinning their faith
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

return 20 their native land tn the
fall. One is seen as DT. Joy while
the other is Prof Mectem. They In
troduce now arrivals 90 the aubma-
rine dip. the four-inch gunshake and
other features OF the theater. In or
der o. permit women % participates
called "coVeralls' are being furniHh@
ea an lady visitors 90 the Coliseum
without charge. They are passed out
Ia large dressing and check room
az the river end ~ the building.
A merrv- go round. erected at an ex-
pcnse ~ SO, 900 is one ~ thr attrar-
tions 90 tho Board walk In deco
ration and light effects ~ IA said TO
bee the finest ever built IN this coun.
try
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

steal moke." who plays a dozen or
more Instruments. viii Join ln, the
patriotism Of the occasion Miss
Agatha rnoWdcu Psi newcomer TO
tho bin and viii offer attractive song
uuL4llra- Con. rcrHhiug party
wii br given Boa the pnialg d3 DRnse,
"Wednesday evening in lono8 ~ ny
United states military repre- tentative
iu France and patriotic souvenirs
win poe distributed A new dance
Ia. boon nnmrl Tho Hrn. IershInE.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

The "preomland Beauties versa
tile burIeeauers. viii appear in the
Avenue next week in TWO hilarious
musical creations, "A DaT NJ ,oncf
talnnd" and "HiEh Llfc ln Jail IN
which many lauehnhle coWrlicat IONS
follow esch other fn rapid succession.
Imposing scenery viii lend its ala 10
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

cstIng vaudeville spcciRltes as well
avs now singing and dancing numbers
Will he introduced. The added Mt
traction FOR the week viii ne the
Dusch sisters. singers and dancers.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

Wooily" The bul viii offer also a
number o. high-class added attrac-
lions. including new songs hF in'
merry entertainers. EmWon9 ana ~'i
vim
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23

The present French Gag came into
existence during the French revolU
tion
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23
That the People May 1

here is a list of the up-to-date dealers in De-
troit and suburbs who are supplying thousands
of customers daily with Detroits New Dessert
Delight the most delicious frozen-dainty ever
offered this city's refreshment-loving public
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02


1t is perfectly astonishing, little
book, to see the way Mollie has re-
covered from her broken leg and
other ills. She is now walking with
a cane and every day goes, out on
the board walk in a wheel chair.
DO you know, Margie," she said
this morning, q miss Malcolm Stu
art greatly? He came every day
and walked beside my chair and
talked to me. 1t is a wonder to me
he has never married"
I could not tell her, little book, Of
that three days marriage, for it was
his secret. 81 don't think he likes
women very well" 1 said.
And at that he seems to like
women better than he does men,
she answered. with the exception
of DR.. VirOt, have never known him
to care very much for any man. He
seems to like Chad when he is with
him, but I know he likes me better.
How does he like Dick?"
"He has never seen Dick"
What"
Through some queer coincidence
of fate, Dick and Malcolm Stuart
have never met. Malcolm spoke Of
it the other day and wanted to make
a special occasion for meeting Dick"
why didn't he?"
well, you see," I began rather
Iamely, ''he wanted us to go on
short cruise with him and 1 knew
Dick would not do that as he hates
the water so. Besides, Mollie, I am
not sure that I want Dick and Nal
colin to meet. You know very well
Malcolm, with his poetry and almost
feminine instinct for analysis, is the
sort of man Dick would Ioath NAL
colin Stuart has been such a good
friend of mine it would hurt me to
hear Dick make disparaging remarks
about him.
Gle DrObabIV will not be here
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02

Vt "A WIFE -
7ORBODE THE FUTURE
like Malcolm Stuart whatever any
one may say about him"
But, MOllie, l did not know any
one had every said anything about
him"
They say, my dear, he has never
put his money to any but his own
selfish use; that he has an idea he
can buy anything he wants in this
world, including mans honesty and
a wOman's honor"
well, he almost says that about
himself" 1 said. "Only the other
day he told me until he had known
Eiene and Mary and you and me he
had never known there were such
women in the world. He said he had
always regarded woman as some
thing a man owned and made his
plaything or his slave. We, he said,
taught him differently"
1T must be a terrible thing, Mar
gle, when one cannot speak of ones
mother without a feeling of shame"
said MOllie. Lots of US, I know, at
times think our mothers lack sense,
but to know that ones mother had
really done wrong would embitter
ones life forever"
And did this happen to Malcolm
Stuart?"
Eyes, his mother left him and his
father under the most distressing
circumstances when Malcolm was
about siXsyeaTs old"
Poor Malcolm! I thought, after
the experiences he has had with his
mother and the woman he married
one cannot blame him for being
rather skepticaI on the merits and
morals of the whole sex.
But lately, my dear MOllie," I
said, mo one can imply he has not
made up for his lack of interest in
humanity. That wonderful chill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

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HsD~EEk MENU.


NHCCOLATE CREAM PTE-One
~ pint Elk e1e-hzR e1pfui kuf1e1
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- Add one-hAH eapful gzafed cAoco-
fafe, one-haif eapfui s1zar vess mixed
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C11k until smo1Eh- Flavor With ~
mia aod lake b. bottom crust. when
hake1 md ready for table cover With
sweetened whtpSed cream Use q good
sized PIE psate-
Conneeftcut Appse Pe,-Nake p10
paste - usual Cut apples In irregular
pieces, sst trying TO keep fhen even in
sfze, ~ shaped all alike and Of equal
size tends TO make the fruit settle TO-
eether too closely. After covering
plate With botsom crust Gil plate with
cut apples, bat do not sweeten or add
any favofinz. Put On top crust. but do
not fastsn down very firmly On edges.
Bake until of nice even color. Re-
move pie from oven. take Oh too crust
carefully without breaking and put In
the sweefeniBg. one-hAf cupfui Of
sugar. q little bit Of butter, cinnamon
~ grated lemon peel To taste Put on
top crust again and serve.
Marlboro Pfe,--To one pint sifted and
strained cooked apples add four ezgs.
two-fhirds cUpfuI rich milk, a small
piece Of butter. one Rounded cracker.
Juice and riDd NJ a large lemon and a
little nutmeg. Add sugar to taste. Bake
ia lower crust only.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24
PARTRIDGE Coys

Eisar Springer is At home for the week.
end.
A surprise party was enjoyed at Mr.
Christie's Saturday evening.
Eeuei Bartlett and family and psr.i.
Young spent Sunday at Henry Bartlet,..
JED. q HUBRARp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24
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Nm 4ssxAee< Hztehins ID III
psvA Dod<e has returned to Koekiand
2iAsss Dos. and Evelyn Conn.r havv
tie vhoorins eo9gh-
Fnscis Perkins spens Sunday with his
mother, Mn Alma Psxkina-
Ssii wrdveli. Who uss taken spddenly
III wednesday might, 10 better.
An- Aary willard hss recently had q
teasphcns installed in beg houss-
AiaaePhern Raxnham Of West Peuob.rne
has been visiting Mis- Exhel Dodge.
Mr. helen Hatch, With her dausAter
Freda, visited her mother, Mrs. Emm.
wsrdueH, yesterday.
Wilbur Ward, an aged resident. Who
lived alone some distance from the road.
ras found dead in his house ssturd.v
morning. -
Jan. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

Rheuustie pains sod aches get into the
Jon nfs and muscles, making every movement
torture. Relieve yoar SOLDERING with Si6an's
Lipfments 1t quickly peDetrates without rub
hing, and soothes and harms your sore mus
cies The congested blood IL stimulated to
action; single application will drive-eut the
rAfn- eIoau's Liniment IL clean, Convenient
and quickly effective, il does not stain the
skin Or clog the pores. Get bottle to-day at
your druggist, rs cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

Motherhood
WoMAn'S JOY
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

RAINBOW. AZ. sokTa ROCKVILLE.
Jan. Ii, after routine business, the first
and second degrees we're conferred upon
one candidate. Owing t0rthe lateness OF
the hour, the lecturer presented no pro-
gram. At the next meeting there win be
degree work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24


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Suffered day sDf night the torments OF
itching piles thing helped me until /
USED Doan's Ointment 1t cured me perma-
nsptiy." = Hon. John r. Garrett, Mayor,
Gfrar3, Ala -ldvf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

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