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The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
cuIc..o LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. July 75.-Hogs De-
celtts 90 coo market slow lower.
MIXED and butchers. 50 IS q $50
roo: h.ssvys ". 7S4 i ; 20 -, ro y, n
$50, pigs. sIf.500If50. cattle RE-
cefpt,. IL 900: market steady 20 a
srade lower. heeves ts251It cows
md beifera. - 400 1870. stockers and
'eeders. 90 2S y ? 40 calves. 1878 q ~.
-besr Receipts. 10000, rnarke,
qteady 90 i0c lower native. t7.76 n
1918 western. t7ssd II lambs. $40
afE50. western. tlo25qi5.s
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

The following nrms are priviiegei
90 execute orders on the exchange;
w. g. Moss a Co.. Carlyle A. Povah.:
Geo. NJ West q Co.. e. e. Maccrons
3 Co. III. w. Noble q Co. u. l. Sey-
mour q Co, w. y. McINr@hnn Mer-
riii, Lynch 4 Co.. w. A Hamlin 4 Co.
VIM A. Necr a Co.. Sinclair & Copis,
Wendell. Muikey e. Co. VIM n. Ross
q Co. r. X. Pelton q Co. Joel stock
ard & Co.. Bennett. Smith q Co. w
Reilly a Co, Matthew Finn. A. "
wallace 4 Co. Lewis @. GortoD. Bel
Den. Woodruff r. Co. Besncr. Cramer
q Muehi. Dodd. Martin & Co. OHara.
Ferriss A. Co. webb. Lee 4 TO.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
ooo. p.ddIsr, Fined Heavily.

James Buchanon and Richard
Quinn. indicted Oh the charge OF
peddling dope" pleaded guilty in
the United States district court,
Wednesday noon. Judge futile sen.
fenced Buchanon 20 pay fine OF
$500 and Quinn 5000 Both said they
would pay their fines rather than
be sent 10 the workhouse 70 serve
sentences OF sir months each
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
East prFrtLO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July rs
0s,tIe. Receipts 500 market steady
rim. steers. ff30i350. butcher
GRADES. ti0dI7 cows s. 50 Qs7s.
Calves Receipts. 100 market slow.
steady. Gull 10 choice. t5Nil75
sheep and lambs Receipts. 500;
market steady. choice lambs tlb.oo q
fs 70. Gull Ia far stoHl5c5 year
fiuxs sp415 sheep. 'adi175
Hogs Rerelpts. 1000 market Csc
htghor. workers. sI550Q15 pigs.
sf22Jnt5 mixed. us 4 IS IS
10 ataRs. ti7 k0ni7.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Sugar Market

suEar.-Detroit ~holeHsle prices
Crystal dOminoes. 2-lb. Siz. 90. 5-lb.
fl2 Eagle tabists So. cut loaf
tl0i6, cubes fs.45 xxN-1 rowuersd.
90 standard powdersd. is1S. srsnu-
lated. extra cotrse. $50 40. hne. in
bulk 1850. DO. 75-b lotions. $50.
crystal dOmlno gran. f-Ib. and 5-lb
cartons. IN cases. 40. crystti DON'T
no gran. n = cases. 80 diamond A.
1850 No s. ts45 No g. 1870 No. :.
ts85 SO g. $3.50 No 2. ts7s No. 10
ts.z0 No. IL. ISIS No i, tsio 40
IL ts05 No 10 is05 No. IS. 1905.
uiated $50 per 100 lbs nousehold
powd r. % 20 cas~. - 50. DO. IS
70 ease ff75 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
SOCIALIST
LEADERS GET
TERM IN JAIL

CLEVELAND. July 25.-Three Ohio
Socialists, prominent in the nation
al party, were sentenced in federal
court today 10 serve one year each
in the workhouse for aiding a slack
or" 10 escape registration for the
draft army. They are G.. f. Ruthen-
berg. Socialist candidate for mayor
OF Cleveland. Alfred wagenknecht,
state secretary OF the party. and
Charles Baker. party organizer.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs.


DETROIT July Z5 Cattle. Good
cattle and culls steady. medium. 10 q
Sc lower best heavy steers $40 y
il50 best handy weight butcher
steers g. SOC so. mixed steers and
heffers ssu8 handy light butch
ers. s j1us light butchers. IS
a. best cows. t750ps butch
er cows. s. 5oa rs. common cows.
t57sds25 Gamers $50 $50. best
heavy bulls. s. 50us bologna bulls.
s65O17 stock bulls tsp Is
feeders ss1P. stockers fsgs milk
ers and Hpringers. $50 y 30 Veal
calves. Market steady best grades.
tf4dl450 others t7Gi2 sheep and
Iambs Market steady. best lambs.
iiSII575 fair lambs. ii5.a0 q it;
light 20 common lambs. az u z 30 /;
fair 20 good sheep. fSM $50 cuils and
common. g. t0gs 80 Hogs Market
prospects. steady at Tuesdays close;
pizs 4.50fgIfT5 mixed grades. SIS
Il6T5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Nv yopK BUTrER AM EGGs

s,s Say reee iiSS 1919. creamery syl
IRA. 2otAc. do. special market. 5sAl
IMITATION creamery nrsts. IS y q 3sc.
FeRs Tnsettied receipts. 1906;
nearby white fancy, - dfto nearby
mixed fancy. IS 2 sac; fresh nrsb. 81
13ec.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

with lowered head and arms guard
ing him. Twice he struck Garyin.
The two were mixing at close quar-
tiers when police officers interfered.
Davis was held on charge OF
threatening and assaulting an OIL
Ger.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

CLEVELAND July -. -UcEs Re-
cefptF 1000 market strong. i0c
higher. workers. $500 MIXED. as;
no edlums' SIS, pigs. SIS roughs. f4;
staQs fi7Tb Cattle. Receipts.
mrs. market steady. Sheep and
.arnba Recstpts. cars. steady top.
1880. calves Receipts. 80, slow.
ror fff50
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
The Confessions of q Wife
Love Secures Health and Happiness.

night your hair Is an aureole OF
flame and YOU look as young and
pretty as you did when We were on
our frst honeymoon
Il wonder II you love me as much
as that boy out there loves that girl
II wonder II II Is possible 20 love
ever again as one does In the nrst
few months OF marriage"
There YOU 60. Margie. trying 20
think Il ALI out and getting all MIXED
up don't know how msch that
young cub loves that girl and don't
even know n / love you AZ much a.
ala on that hrst honeymoon trip
but J do know ! am much more de-
pendent on you fer happiness. for
content than ! was then You hear
great deal about sympathy expend-
~ on tho young man who loves his
wife or the young woman who loves
her husbe nd but they get along much
better and suffer much icsa than
those who have lived together even
IL the years have no; been all sun
shine and roses.
Why. my girl. 7 think at this mo-
ment n | were going ont west for \
long stay and knew when opened
my eyes In the morning that they
would not rest on your dear red
head. would not want % live"
don't just understand IL all little
book. the only way ! can account for
Dick's love making Is that out there
whether he would ever see me again
ne realized after all ~ was a mans
wife that counts Besides 7 have al
WAYS Known Dick has One-trsck
mind--just now ne IL running on the
track that leads 20 me
could almost wish he would never
be quite we'll again. ~ IA 40 sweet 20
feel that you are as necessary N
some one az Dick makes me feel
am 20 him.
Has new lie begun for Dick and
me-
ITO R- Continuad.)
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
IN railroad and nnancial ctrol,

In railroad and financial circles
considerable interest Ia manifested
in today's meeting OF the directors
OF the Chicago Milwaukee a ST.
Paul railway. owing 10 rumors OF
possible dividend reduction and tho
reports tina. A. J. Earlins ,n1y retire
from the presidency.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
CHICAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO. July .6.-Opening =
Wheat July not quoted Septernber
down iAc Corn September IN
changed. December down sc. MAY
down Ic oats July not quoted
September down NC December down
= Provisions. Generally higher
NOon-W heat July down p.
opened al t241 september down =
Corn September down Ac. Deem
Der down &c Oats July up -.
opened a. T1isc S@pt~rnbe- down
i,c December unchanged Provisions
generally higher.
Close-Wheat July down = Sep
feruber DOWN az e. corn Sep'err b . r
down &c; Deceuoe ID = Ma IN
changed closed a. o. f2i. Oats.
July up .c Ss7tsu Der Up y De-
ceulber up 81. Provisions generally
higher
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

CHICAGO July 2l,hfQtttr Extras.
So re frsts. $50 dairy extras s-d
37isc frsta 3f6gcfsc Eggs prime
ordinary. 290 SOC. hrsts sd i a88c.
Twins. 2im ~ tar, Young Americas.
% A. a csc Live poultry Fowls iTG
isc. ducks. la qc geese. 12ditc.
springs. i2n 4lc, turks iSc Pota-
toes Receipts 2s ears Virginia. bbls.
sl25Q 4so
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

Women have been found TO ercel
IN making wings and wing surfices
OF airplanes. and thousands OF the
aircraft that will carry the Stars
and Stripes over the hattlefialds OF
Europe will represent the work OF
the women OF this country.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

Since the receipt OF The Telegram
another was received giving the on
cial quotas which changed the un-
ofhcial figures only slightly. One
or two OF the districts had unofficial
~ been allotted either one OF two
men too much or two little. but the
1ov figures did not change the total
~ Detroit and NOT more than a
1osen men viii DO affected In all.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

TOTTnD. July 25-Hogs. Neceipts.
urht market strong bdi0c higher;
nSavies. it6G1s10; mediums. SIS.
vorkers fi475Gi5.a0 good pigs,
ti45Od15 Calves Slow. Sheep
and lambs Lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

Buftsr-On account % the retail
grooerr' excuraion there was no ses-
sion az the board today. quotations
being nominAlly unchanged a. 3THc
for creamery extras and SEC for firHts.
EEws-Fresh receipts are quotsbls
at Laabc doL
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
cURB CoprrR STOCKS
Detroit Rark Glazing.

Detroit bank clearinEs for July IS.
1917. were ts.ii7.70777 Total clear
ings for 1917 10 date are Of Ss7 as7 %
SILL. a. against tI.i f0.e2sTs5s7 for
the corresponding period In 1918
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
rLoS ~ trim

Ei/iiN. Iil Juv - -nuffer mar
ksf 100 tubs offered A. 8sr $50
sales. Last Heek's price. 37Sc.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Quotations BY Paine Webber 4 Co.
July g open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN

Wheat cash $3.50 july % ~
September. i2fs corn cash. t72i
September. .isT1 December. tils.
Nav So Oats Cash. SIC, July.
soc Sepfembsr sac Decemher. s0i@c.
Rive: cash 81 Governed Cash
81 SO. October. ti7T0: Decerber.
$3.50 Alsike Cash ti2f0 limo
thy Cash. $3.50 Butter Brick
creamery f0c tub creamery. t0isc
ERRs Fresh candl~f 3Tc fancy Sc
lrcts toc Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

Eleven Of the fifteen largest
states % the union have now adopt.
ed woman suffrage
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

PttntinE-th~ plain nest kind--thss
II rfght-Timer Job Dept,--Msin 452o.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
New York Stocks

Quotations ~ H4rnblower & Weeks
July 25A open hish low lose
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

A bobby OF the Queen OF Denmark
is 10 collect the eyeglasses OF cele.
brated men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
@ieoerer ipieDer 10 redt nod 1et11er
6erben Mrt Mns6rud berlieb.

&ieoerer tpieoer 10 redt nod 1et11er
6erben Mrt MuS6rud berlieb.
v@ooBt @nber," meinte er gum
&ompanieihretber, non Der gon5'n
@'ididt freit mi MIR bees oan5ig,
oob oene Sauferl bon 6ran5oi'n no
1dledter gebt miea unS. Salt es nit
g'ieb'g'n, mie biele bon 6ere @1ell=
idoft bie Sorniiter megg'idmii1n
bomm, 6oB r i6neller bamm lofn
tonne. Mf Dem Mbbang, an Dem mir
ge1tern borbeimarid)iert iann, ionn ia
Smn6erte bon Sorn1ltern g'leg'n. Die
@erl' mer'n ih0' frier'n. Sic frieg'n
all g 8ol16meb I'M mebr aa no. I'm
g. freB'n bamm's 90 mir. 9 &reuBn
bamm eabne ia 0ie Srainfolonne
obq'fanqt. Ser 8otoillonsidreiber
bat mir per5dblt> 9 gang 3eltla9er
ser 6ron3oi'n un6 a grobe 8ropiant'
foIonne baatt'n + berpifdt."
@r totte redt. Sen armen Sran'
5o5en cling es nod bel i6le@ter. Mn
Ben &ouptgrun0, marum tie mirtl1@
iebr bel al be6ouern }parer, 6ahte
Der. einfo9e Sdger ober ntdt einmal,
un6 Der mar fo%lge116er:
uSbne ieoe ge11olere Srientterlt11g
iiber sic oQgemeine Gage bottle mar1
Die fran50iii@e Dipiiion abel 9ol1ap
q%egeniber ser gan5en 8. beuti9en
Mrmee lomeit porgeidoben iteben lai'
fen, 6ob man fte, als oas oentide
@etter ol1f iie bereinbra4, audi nit
beItem @inen gar ni6t mebr unter-
itiiben fonnte. Sen fran5oiii9en 81.
ftaieren unO @oloaten, mel@e bel
@eiBenburg gefdmpft bafen, muB
man mande uno 5tpar groBe Inter
Iaiiungsiinoen in 8e5tebnng ol1f
@adlamfeit, Ml1sfun6ung nn6 Mn-
orbnunqen Dor Der 59lodt CUR 2ait
leqen. Sssn Der Shlodt aber baben
fie boil m11o reolib ibre @flidt geton,
lie baben ols brope 5olbaten Bis gum
Weridmin6en jeoer Softnung ge'
fampft, ibr 9ipiiionsgeneral nno
piele, piele Sfft5iere l1no ,2eute li11o
gefallen, nno 6od mar aller Sooes'
NUT, ol1e Mufopierung ibrerieits, ner'
gebens, iie muBten gei6lagen meroen,
l1ro muroen es uno 3war obne tbr
8erldmloen, oenn iie moren git
fdmod. Sum 5ogen iie. BET oielen1
entiebli9en @etter, aller Stltsm1ttel
beroubt, 5uriid, trugen tn lid Den
fdmeren Summer iiber Die perlorene
5dladt, un6 es begann iidr in ibrer
Brult Ole entieblide Mhnlng gu re-
gen, uniere @enerale fino Der preltB1-
iden 6iitrltng, uniere @rmeeberbalt-
ni]ie Ben oeutiden @inridtnngen, l1n'
iere Sruppen an 2eiitnngsfablgfett,
Mus6a1,er ltno Dor allem at 0is5t-
plin unb Mannes5ud)t oen oel,t1den
@eqimentern unterlegen, mir aeben
fd1peren 8eiten, pielleidt Dem gong
Iiden Gerl11lt 6es Selo5nges entges
gen:
GSortfebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
aefn appfmeh mehr.

~" "Svs
8 1btrb 9lbe., MaiDingtpn, 8. g., Mdr5 1915.
So mar f6on felt 2 Sabren febr nerbDs.
baffe beinabe ieoen 0tpeiten Sag febr Jtarles
aopfpcb. Benn i6 mid biidte unb belt nei'
men &opf mad unten, mar es als ob it1 in
meinem Gopfe etpas fdperes beuegte. gl1,
berbem f6ltef i6, febr f9lebt, pnrbe febr oft
bine nabnt, tpuroe es bie[ befier, feibem f6lafe
i'd gut unb babe ME n1ebr foI6es appftpe1.
$. 81. Drougbton.
aud 10 nerb0s, bab ibre Wiusfeln 5%itierten,
tpogegen- ibr 9nitor aOnig'5 Nerblne toul1oer'
bar ~gebolfen bat.
Grul1 81. S. Soft f6reibt bon Wseglusfb, q.
Sat, SIT. 1875, baB tie l6orl felt Sabre1 ul9t
me9r gut f0laien fonnte. bielerIei bageeen
beriu6te, aber niGts baIf 10 pie Naitor a6'
nig's Nerbiue.
~A~< elm pertbpoles gu9 fir 9erpenIeibeube
1&cERH Diro eebem ber eS %DerlarGt. a%IgeIonbt.
W. @rn1e erbaIter aud Die Wleoioll 11nfonft
9iefe Wfebi5i,l puroe feit ben, Sabre 1876 ron BEN
6odp. 9aitor &6nig. Sort aaapne. Snb.. ~aMbereltet
nnb iebt unter feiner Nnlueituna bon Der
KOENlG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, Ill.
62 W.. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet 9spotbefert su babcu fur
800 ete Siaid]e, 6 6Iaidea fur $500;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22

Set alien Mppt1efern. 25 Spfeu fir
IS Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
Gteife, tuebe Mmsfeln gebeilt.

Dnrh Sbmer5en ~5ufammenge5o-
gene Musfeln,- Sic elmer @rfdltung
ODER einem @rippenanfaa folgen,
per6en gelinbert unb beietttgt our6
Mme1toung bon Sloon's Ointment.
spannt Die Saut 1idt, nod peritopf
es Die Boren tpie ihletmige Salben
ober YfIaiter uno oringen raid ein
obne @eiben. Maht Cure Musfeln
gelenfig nod ~l1ebunger, %pertreibt,
Sic Sdmer3e11 unb @eben oes &beu-
motismus, Meuralgia, 2umbago,
@errentunger1 unb 3nitidmngen nit
SIoan's ointment. @auft beute cine
GIaide. Sci allen Mpotbefertt, 25f.
80 Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
,,&erfeDlen nitual8, Die
@@mer5en 81 lin6ern"
go iogte 6. 8. goppinger bon
liz Mpntgomerp Ct, 8arbad)ie,
SerQS. alS CT mie fplat ldlrieb:

go iagte 6. 8. Goppinger bon
liz McntgomerD st., @arbadie,
SeraS, oils CT tpie folgt 1drieb:
u.Sobrelane lit i'd on Meuraleia IN r,einen
III ,tao i'll &ppf. g tplroe 70 ieblir1r1.. baB
ieb taum ieben frn1nte. Sd oeriudte ie6eS Ssittei
0bne ,pabrsm griolq. Damn ip9roert 81; allles'
file. 0acboem tb 5tpet genumn1en bate. bDrten
bic Sdbner5en auf nl1o n1eine gternen ipare11 nibt
1 = b.. 10 an9sgriifem aoh 60 ~ pit IT'D i'd n, fi IN FL is ,,5sfga
gieuralaia gdn5lid beriebtuano. Seitbem balte
tb ie INNER on 6ano unb fie baben nod in tel.
mem -Sale berieblt. bic Scbmersen an linoern.
nnb iie BADEN nneb nte n1einen aopf ODER meme
9fernen angegrifen."
2el1te l9aubern, tpenn tie bon 6el
idredli9en 6oltern leIen, pornit Die
Sn6ianer Die erlten Mnlieoler pei
nigten. Mber maren iere Gdner=
gen GROCER ais oie ol,rd} 9eeurolgie
bernrladten? 8er5peifelte Ser lld}e
tpnroen gen1odt, INN Sen @a1oen
ser Sn6ioner 5u entgeben, ober p1e=
lie 2eute iiten rubig FIN nno ouloen
sic 6olterqualen Ser Neltralgie, 90
6otb Elm Musmeg fir iie often lit.
81. @iles' Mnti-&ain Eiaen.
baben biele Tauien6e bon oieien
folternoen neuralgialiiden gdmer-
gen befreit. Sic peroen init Der
poiitiplten @arantte ibrer @iite ber-
fauft. Mae sic fte ie gebror1d)t 3D.
ben, balten iie 1tetS an Sono.
SET alien Mpptgefertt. 25 Spfeu fur
rs Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
ltnner bic ;3irfuml!anses bat mein
2etpe fein sroBe &ei5 me4r. >ppmtt ih
nerbleipe S1ne Sbr iielper
pbtlipp @auerampfer,

-3meibeutig. uNidt 10 mutt
los, 6err 9oftor; Is fornmt auh tpiez
ber better, mon muB nun on ieinen
@tern glouben, : ser CLAUDE perfeBt
jc, pie sic pifen, Berse!"
rSa, ia, bas Is ia anes jans i4Dn,
tperrl ih man n jroBen gum @er=
leeen bdtte!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22

1amiert un uner<
fu6t unb ih ben gu ben 8a9sbadter
9e1ast: rAau lude bier, ih geb
gar nits Drum, mas @e nit mid
bubn, alpper t@ mill muir auf Elm
9ing Sbne Sbre @tteni&en fable un
oas is, baB ib an meine tlelne 3e6
10 f@redlt@ tidelii@ fin uno Den
nGmli@e Weg an met Sbreldpphe.
Menn mt9 pa iemanb totl4e ou5t,
bann gifts e unglid I'M lpenn Se
an 6ie iebfe @eit fem ipole, bann
guide sc aus, baB nid5 bappene
bubt." Ser 9oater fat geiagt, th
fout ab1@otte, bistos for ieuie 5abt
mdr ieBt nit bic 3eit. ST fat MIDI
babel e paar Mugen0edel babin 9ez
porfe, 6aB i@ gu MIDI geoenft ben:
upbilipp, bu BETTER ldBt 6etn 5ebs gu,
ber metnt 8ifnes." @eQ, Damn fin bic
Jeger atpper NIT mi9 umgegange tpte
Bic @ou nit en- 8ettelfad. &c FEN
mid meme 9o0S ausge5oge I'M bann
ben lie an mein Stommed erum gez
briidt un gepul@t un1 geprebt, baB
ih Elm S4tq na9 Den annere triegt
ben. Sd FEN oua mod ebbeS gebort
pie ie bon &ppenbids geipro@e ben
un Damn mare ie for e fleine Wetl
1tiu. Seman0 bat MIDI Damn E @tid
2innen immer mel Tebs gdegt UNI
bann ben i@ en- gang i@redltde
@@meQ genobtiit. Mein Mtbem is
thinner langianler gauge I'M i4 ben
gefiblt als ob in e Minnitb o6er 5met
mein Min0 gan5 itappe be3t. SIN
leBte Mpbment, ME i@ es nit bic
Mng1t gu bubn ben triegt, % ben lh
meme Sauit snomme TN ben um
MIDI erum 9e6aae. sd 6snte t@ ben
au9 babel e paar geitrode, bietabs
es mer MIDI als ob 14 Der 4leoene
1@pere &Drper fale bett bDre. Damn
is es NIT mi9 aus III porbet getpeie e.
Sd ben meme &emubtloii9teit perloz
re un tann for ben Hieien Of &obrs
nit reporte, mas nit MIDI ge3eppeno
Is. Muf einmal ZEN i@ meme @uge
aufgema@t un ben 10 bumm IN bic
Melt gegudt, ais menn i4 grab etpe
gum erf@te NAL sebore poroe mar.
Sd ben an MIDI erum gefIblt ln ba
ZEN i@ genobtiit, 6aB i@ in e 5orm
geftode ben, no bon Pldfter 9errts
genna@t mar. M@, I'M mas ben iA
10 f@le@t gefiiblt. Mein &opp, Der
bat 70 oumm sefiiblt, als ob nids
annerf@ter brin pdr, als @abooft
I'M @ebitpebper; mein @tcmmed bat
10 1eer I'M emptie gefiblt, als ob in
4 Mp@e fein marmer SuppelDffel
brin semefe mdr. @enn ib aptper
an @Fe gebentt ben. 6arn lin t@
puttenier iieiid seporbe. M@ I'M lpaS
fir en- 9orf@t fen i@ ge6a6t! 9os
bat einiges gebote. SS@ zen ben 9adter
for en- 9rint gefragt, atpper Der bat
ntds bon mtfle ppue. @@lieBli@ bat
er MIDI en- 9ont Sis in mel Meil4e
gitedt III bes is off &o3rs au9 nit
ediadtlie gepefe, mos i@ gepolt ben.
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sc oamit nit idittisfeit itA oann
f@tde Sc email SS9ne Sbrn 5reunb
Meoespeiler @prt. Sn Men1@, ME
sc, mo 10 e ptd aus fi9, mabe oupt,
bob er nit peiB lponn er genus bat,
10 Ell Menf@ Deroient ;mperbaupt
tetne &obnitoberel4en It'll lpenn i'd
nit seoentt bditt, 0aB i4 es I'M SSnz
terei1e bon Der @iheni@aft oubn
bebt, bann bdtt i9 Sbne unner oie
f@redli@te &pa6is I'LL @6mer5e en-
unmeni9lt4e 9oDt fierme laiie."
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tein Meni& 5u mi@ gefpro@e I'M
penn t@ nit 10 ipief 9etpefe mdr, bab
i@ taum I'M @tan6 gelpeie fin, meire
&ugetlappe gu rebie, bann bdtt ib
MIDI tpte Ell blutoor tiger @ietert@
ben 9adter an Sen @als gelterbt I'M
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22

@ie i@ in metn
bprige @@retbebrief
i@on fen our@blide
laile, is es ml4
Diesmol nod nit ans
Neme 9egange, tpenn
i@ AUDI ebbes iaredz
lidss fen bur@gez
ma4t.
D;s 9adteri@ in
Sen 9ofpiteQ ben
MIDI reltepeg eds
To~rnfor4 nm 1tnpr>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
@ortiebung folet.)

Die &efepil5e, aus 6enen Sic mo-
6erne @bemie @itpeiB er5eugt, baben
na1r Elm bun6ertitel Miqimeter
Dur9meiier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-22
gfemer 59rfibebritt nts
btlipp ! anframpftr.
1109.

M}ein lieber 9err 9febottioner!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-17
A GREAT CONGREGATION.

BY far the largest congregation that
has assembled since the revival be-
gan was at the Methodist church last
night. The subject was whats the
Matter With Bryant" DR.. Goddard
gave an opportunity for anyone to ex-
press himself on this subject. Then
he said he had diagnosed the case and
would as a friendly visitor tell them
what he thought was the matter with
Bryan. There was breathless still
ness In the audience for many were
curious to know what indictments the
speaker would bring forward. He said
the trouble with Bryan is she is
Pleasure Wild" "Money-Mad," Wits
key Cussed," aud the Methodist
Church is Luke. Warm Adnauseam. .
He proceeded to sustain these four In
dictments. After the benediction
many came forward and assured DR..
Goddard that his diagnosis is correct.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-17
NO SUCH THING As
BENEVOLENT TRUST
According to Brief Filed In the su.
IRENE Court In international Har-
vester Trust Case.
(By Associated TressJ

Washington. Feb. l7.-There Is no
such things as good or beveolent
trust within the meansing Of the Sher.
man law. says the governments brief
filed in the supreme court In the dis.
solution suit against the international
Harvester Company. appealed from
the federal court In Minnesota. which
ordered the company's dissolution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-17
THE GLORY or THE MINORITY.
(John B. 0ough.)

What is minority? The chosen
heroes Of this earth have been in q
minority. There is not social. po'
litical or religious privilege that you
enjoy today that was not bought for
you by the blood and tears and pa
tient sufferings Of the minority. 1t ia
the minority that has INDICATED hu.
manity In every struggle. 1t is mi.
nority that has stood In the van OF
every great moral conflict and achiev
ed all that is noble in the history oil
the world. Minority! If man stands
for the right and truth, though every
mans finger be pointed at him
though every woman's lip be curled
at him in scorn, he stands in ma
jority; for God and good angels are
with him. and greater are they that
are for him than all they that arc
against him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-17
MR.. moRRIsoN's REPLY.

The Eagle publishes today COM
munication from Prof. Morrison Of
the A. and NJ. College highway engi-
neering department in answer to the
Eagles editorial Of inquiry relative to
the delay in the completion Of the Col
lege road. Mr. Morrison is employed
by the commissioners court OF Brazos
county to represent the people as
consulting engineer in the work of
road construction, and 1t Is because
Of this fact that he replies to the
Eagle editorial, in that he wants the
very best roads that can be built. He
says the editorial was an injustice to
the contractors. II 80. we cannot see
how. None was intended. 1t was In.
spired only by the multitude Of com.
plants that are coming to the Eagle
office daily. Because Of the delay in
completing the road Bryan is getting
~so>h Oyo, eho pcoPic vi bIyuHt VI
College and all the southern portion
Of the county are seriously inconven.
fenced, and It was In their behalf the
Eagle spoke. II has been the policy
Of the Eagle editor during period OF
more than quarter Of century to
stand up for the people. and when the
day comes that we cannot do II, that's
the day we lay down our pen. How.
ever, Mr.. Morrison says the inconven.
fence will be short. while the benefits
Of the road will be long. So let's
make the best Of the situation posi-.
bic. and hope for the completion Of
the road at the earliest possible date
consistent with safe construction
methods as prescribed by the engi.
neer.