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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
HAY MEADOW FOR SALE|By M.
o. Thorpe. 889
FOR SALE-A few pieces Of furni-
ture at 121 End st. E. Alp
FOR SALE-Oak fence posts at 12h
cents. Peter Rodman, Section IA,
Mamre. Pennock, MINI. 244
FOR SALE-An Excelsior motor
cycle, twin cylinder nearly as good
as new Inquire of R. M. Herring
Rt. l, Renville. 408
FOR SALE-Well machine. No. /
Howell rock drill, complete with SOL
i'd tools in good condition. also stock
of pipe and well supplies. G. c.
Hamnes. Spicer. MINI. 319
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED buy some leaf sage.
Apply at Tribune. 269
HAY LAND FOR RENT-InQuire at
Anderson Land Co. 852
TRACING PAPER-Large sheets OF
pencil carbon paper at Tribune, 10c.
MONEY TO LOAN On approved farms
at low rate Of interest. First Ma
tional Bank, Willmar.
MONEY TO LOAN-On farm lands at
low rate of interest for five or ten
years, with prepayment privilege
A. H. Brown & Co. 3S7
FOR SALE-Everbearing progressiVs
strawberry plants. $3.50 for one hun
dred prepaid. H. B. Zimmerman.
Willmar, Mimi. Rt. 4. 28s
SHOE BARGAINS - Call at the
Shoe Hospital, 314 Benson Ave. w.
for bargains in uncalled for shoes
ladies', mems and children's.-Adv.
HAIL INSURANCE-Insur your crops
against loss by hail in a good reliable
company that adjusts its losses
promptly and always pays in full
Rate per cent. For further infOr-
nation call on Anderson Land Co..
Willmar, MINI. $50
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

improved Montana land for sale
cheap. For terms and particulars,
call on or write G. H. Vath, 10TH
air, Montana 4O2
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

FARM FUR KENI@Tne AndfeW Pet-
erson farm four miles south Of VIII
lage of Kandiyohi, l mile from Trip
oils church, 120 acres, good land,
good dwelling house. Inquire of
Lewis Johnson, Willmar, MINI. 81
HAVE 100 ACRES OF LAND IN
northern Minnesota mortgaged for
5000. Will trade for light late mod
el good car, Dodge preferred, buy
er to take on mortgage. ]. G. Pet
erson, International Falls, Mime
sofa. 366
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

FOR RENT-Well improved 100 acre
farm; near town; best of soil; large
buildings; with ten cows, young cat
tie. and As hogs Inquire of J. A.
Lasters. owner or William Olson &
Son, Spicer, MINI. 1856
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
Here Are Rules BY Which
Uncle Sam Will Conduct
His Selective Draft Lottery

blindtolded man Eleven capsules
numbered from nothing 70 10 viii
DE placed In another globe.
Another blndfolded man viii
draw ont the capsules one by one,
break them and hand them 10 snoth.
or lie will call the numbers TO the
tally clerks Three tally sheets are
kept and the numbers posted as
pulled upon a big blackboard
During the drawing the capsules
will be stirred continuously.
The drawing is merely 20 deter
nine tho order In which men must
appear for examination in their dis
trict.s
lnasmuch as there are more than
1000 registrants in the larg
est district in the nation and
1nly l2U IN others. the national draw
ing must determine the order In the
smallest as well ~ the largest.
First the numbers, from nothing
TO 10. inclusive, will BE- drawn to
determine the order OF the "tnou-
sand grouns" on the master lists -
Next drawing Of numbers from
one 20 one Thousand 20 determine
The order inside the thousand
groups
For instance. II tho drawing OF the
thousand groups results thus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
Marriage Licenses

otto x Hull. % Detroit Lillian
Rsrker. - Buffalo. y
Socrates George. as Detroit Bertha
Luton. "a. same.
Peter wendekcr. Is Detroit Helen
Cisio. 90 same
F.iix proeaksert 80. Detroit Mad
aiine Tolliers 27 same.
Raymond * pykcr IS Detroit
MarEerv y Russell %. same
Michael Surow ska. 20. Detroit.
Mary Nowak IS same
Everett Kinzer. 90 Detroit. der
truds r Fenton. IS. SANE
Ross Ncist. 25. Detroit Bessie
Ream IS same
Fred r. Rocd. o.. Detroit Julia l.
Davis IS. Rock Island
Earl " Ain-lio 20 Detroit. Ariel
Monet. 81 same.
Peter giazzy o. Detroit VIOLA
sarak. 20. same
Harold speak 90. Detroit Emma
~ Bcrven - Same
John J Mulcare. IS. Detroit Rtuda
VI smiley. t1 same
Russell A. Hrilinror. %. Detroit
Iva WiauerN o. ROYAL Dak
Henry " GirdIesfone %. Detroit.
Elizabeth Duncan. 100. same
James " eheetcr 30. Detroit,
ANNA 4 Kanrzeski 3D. same
James ~ Rell 81 Flint. Margaret
puny 20 same
James J Palace. ~ Detroit; Lii
Ian Rhodes. e. same
Emil H. Huebner, a.. Detroit, Mar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

WASHINGTON. July ~ The war
department today announced the sys-
TEN OF lottery that will tx tho order
In which Americas millions must
step forward for service
The entire registration rolls Of
more than s.650.0oo men win be
drafted and the order OF their ex'
animation determined a this draw
ing The lottery viii consume only
abou, an hour A. the end OF the
drawing every man on the rolls may
know the order OF his liability for
service
Only one thousand numbers will
be drawn and IL others 10 fix the
order OF The thousands
The numbers are printed on
small squares OF paper. black on one
side These are rolled up and in
sented IN gelatine capsules with the
black side out To insure absolNe
accuracy the capsules are reposing
in zen glass globes one hundred In
each sealed and locked N the war
department vaults
At The hour OF tho lottery the l.
600 capsules will be poured into a
huge glass globe and stirred by a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
In Three Bangs Jim Pound
PommeIs q Legal AbSurdIfy
BANG l..

stituton on parity with tho ballot
The citizenship of Detroit should
know that IN ~ powerful lrstiu-
Went in fhc preservation 81 liberties
tu u Tree government. one worthy u
be placed al. ugside of M" right 90
curlty and enjoy the fruit ~ labor.
n is thc instrument that guards the
sunset OF sour life when your past
strength and ability 10 defend your
self have waned
rhis ie tho reason that tho ringster
does MOI like 30 also prosecutors VINO
cannot control IN do not Ike it eth
or
but Tho people OF the United states
would NOT adnpt the present con-
stitution until the safety OF the coun-
tr} was ensured hN the preservation
30 The grand Jury That 10 was pro
served YOU VIII ind In tho hfth
amendment passed al about the same
time as tho adoption u the consti-
tuition - tho Untted states Itself. as
practically pnrt of the bill ~ rights
OF this country The Colonists OF
Massachusetts BAY thot ~ ~ import
aucc when % was sought 20 transfer
criminal Jurisdiction ~ high crimes
arising upon the seas 20 n bench ~
admiralty Judges without the aid OF
grand iury or petit jury either
James Otis speech was a fnme of
nre ~ favor ~ constitutional free
dom questioning the parliamentary
act fot Tho nrat time IN English his
tory In that case The speech arrest
cd tho prDsrtSs of the proceedings OF
the court never 20 be again forced
forward 90 the present DAY This
shows what The men ~ Massachu-
aeffa a. coloniets thot Of thcir
precious privilege 81 a grand jury
lot IA have a grand Jury az once.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

Attorney james n Pound named
special prosecutor when Judge Con
molly ordered grand jury summon
I'd in response 20 the petition ~ Aid
Ross. has prepared three articles for
The Times tx which he discusses
the grand Jury system and the au-
ihority 81 the recorder 60 summon
the body The first article follows
A recorders court without the
power - cail a grand jury is legal
solecism ~ absnrdi'y
The grand jury IL one 81 tho ele-
rnents ~ FREQ democracy still retain
- BY the English speaking people
whether thcN arc In England Asia or
America ~ ia ono ~ the priceless
Jewels ~ our liherty and go regard
ed by every student ~ English CON
stftutt0nal law ~ IN known 20 hsv"
withstood tho assaults ~ tyrannlcel
power m England and since before
Tho reign az Henry III n IL the
tap root on which English speaking
criminal prn edure exists grows.
blossoms and furctifea
what is grand jury anyway
Nothing but an assembly ~ from II
10 % local citizens ~ rapute as dis
c~otr mon 20 intsili geuco, superior
ability and position. having better
than tho atc rage capacity, IN" OLD
books say. whose duty : 70 inquire
into crime committed bv the rich and
Influential NJ we'll as tho pauper and
tramp.
The Jurors arc sworn 20 indict no
man from malice cor neglect. and 20
indict any man deserving ~. NJ mat
tor what Hfs posifion or influence
may be The grand jury is an In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
STATE
BANK MAY JOIN
FEDERAL RESERVE

Vice President Paul n Deming
saws the American State has had
the matter OF joining the federal re-
serve banking system under advise
ment for several days There were
some serious draw backs against
state banks going in under condi
tons of membership as originally
laid down but the rules have been
modified materially. he says, and
the American State may now ind
u desirable from the standpoint Of
lie clientele and the financial good
Of the city generally TO Join The 9th.
er savings banks that are applying
for membership
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
Deaths

Ieru.ha Hebner 40i clay. rs years
peritonitis Anna Shahun 45f Wood
bridge F. years whnoninE cough
George A ktrker. 3fe Baker 50 wears.
cardiac Utilization Vlola ralecke.
Chiidren'e Proc hospital years peri
tonitis. Cora " SruVlile. 81 Mel
bourne so years myelitis Br1nis
siawaI Hoppa. 90 ST. Iosephat- pl.. 3
months. cholera lnfarfam. Tereva
szczvnski fff Moran yeTTa
pulmonary tuhrrcul Evan Itok-
sich. samaritan hospital about %
YEAR. typhoid fever stella " oeikc.
40 Choue. q months. hrourho pneu-
monla. charles Edward Foster. tfi
Lorraine. 81 wears. heart failure MARY
r. Rcinhnrdt "a Northwestern. -
years. acute hcnrt failure ida vii
liams 1861. Michigan. about 90 Years
guushot wounds Joseph y. czefrliS.
? Sarvls-pi wear cholera infautum
Joseph Oak NUM- pal hospital. about
20 years. rysip~las Joseph Raltts.
1850 r Grand Blvd. 50 years, lobar
pneumonia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
Big War Can Be Financed Only
By Increasing Business and
Cutting Prices, Says Wallis

That the war can be properly
financed only by increasing business
and cutting abnormally high prices.
and that members of congress are
now in nationwide plan TO intro
duce and agitate for the passage OF
laws taxing land values TO break
the high land prices which blockade
economic development limit produc-
tion. and artificially boost living
costs were some OF the points EN-
phasized by Louis Wallis. OF the
FEELS commission. in his second open
air talk at Woodward and Adams
ayes. Wednesday night He said
In part
Good business depends upon put
ting tho Garth and its resources 90
use To operate factories. farms,
stores etc. ~ is necessary Go use
land The production 81 all good
things Involves tho utilization ~ the
earth IN which We live.
But people observe that tho devel-
opmtnt ~ business increases the de-
nand for land Consequently more
aud more - the unused surface Of
the earth Is laid hold OF and held on
speculation only onc-third ~ tho
land IN the United states ~ IN use
Tho rest Is held idle The tide ~
immigration has rolled from the Al
lantic 20 the Pacific and the farther
tho immigrant has gone in search of
= spot ~ earth 90 call his own. the
more ne has been forced 20 60 past
empires 81 good land held out ~ use
81 prohibitivc priccs
We have hoen fortunate IN possess
ing greater national estate 81 land
than has ever yet allen - tho lot
81 any other people So LONG as there
was n chance for tho discontinued To-
leave tho cities and Older settlements
in tho east. and acquire homes on
reasona BILE terms, the social problems
which torment Europe did not press
upon ~ FOR solution ~ IL true that
Tho government stu offers land TO-
tho settler but % get this land. % BE-
necessary 90 locate Far away from the
centers Of population. taking long
Journeys past perfectly good soil
which is held out Of use In large
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

Eight. FIVE. nothing. two, four, three
one. six, nine. seven. ten, that de
termines The order of the groups OF
thousands
Then. II the drawing from the one
20 1000 globe starts this way.
$40. "a. 500. /, 81. etc. thru Tho
thousand numbers the first number
on the master list would b. 5000
plus s76 or s.S76. the second would
be s,034 The third $500. the fourth
s00l and so on
After The eight thousands" have
been added 10 the one 10 900 list
in OrGcr. then the number flve--in
The thousands group drawing is
picked ~ and applies in the same
day Then the numbers immediate
~ following the eight thousands
would be 5000 plus SIC or 5.s7G fol
lowed bN j024. $500 1901. etc .
thru me ist again Alho only 1910
numbers are drawn IL would make
a list OF 10000 numbers when all
The thousand group" numbers ar
applied
This is the master list" II can
be used in any district spectiNe
OF the number OF registrations in
this Way
Starting AZ the TOP Of the list. tho
numbers that do no. apply In that
district are simply ignored and the
boards pass down the list until am
number OF auy registration card t.
mat district is found l'he man
holding thai number D. the FIRST TO
report in that district The second
number following on The list denotes
the second man and 30 on down
Officials of The war department
ask reEistrants 10 try 10 imagine
'hc numbers IN one long single col
umn list OF 1000 numbers Then
look down the list. ignoring all nun
beers except those in their disrict
For registered man 10 find his
comparative position in his district.
10 viii lie necessary 20 know the
number OF reg strafions in that dis.
trict.
After the lottery provost marshal
general Crowcer viii send 20 each
of the countrys f.551 districts.
sheets show ing The order OF exam
nation
By that time the districts will
have Modification OF the num\er Of
men they must furnish 10 the army.
They viii call Tor examination Of
twice that number pesinning at the
top of their list and continue OK
aminaiions until the quota is made
up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

amounts. Produce raised on such
distant land cannot be sent TO market
In competition with the output OF
farms lying near the great cities.
Consequently. tho public land still
remaining open does not aTord the
desired relief
The taxation Of land values would
make IL impossible TO hold the earth
idle and out OF use. away from the
reach Of capital and labor. while az
the same time, the untaNiug 90 m
provcments and all products OF labor
would make ~ easier 60 invest capital
i'm real productive business. our
present system ohstruCts its own pro-
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

Prof Don p Whelan. OF the VI A
G will give talk on the destruc-
tion or gar4en insect pests thru
knowledge OF their habits Friday
morning. in the Century building. in
The weekly free garden lesson under
the auspices OF the patriotic garden
bureau Miss Anna r Cowles will
begin series Of lessons In DRYING
fruits and vegetables" Thursday.
july %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
Births


ftiNN
Grocngood 1857 Rrcvst W. r
Adams Grace hospital Iroast IL
Mcclellan Notak. ~ ircusel
nr.g az Canin NJ LcmanskL SIS
l;r.ndN Konwersltt IS Craig r
gvitza. 4to Ford " Klee. lol2 Field
VI KrakoVsiO. 16F Preston 7. smith,
q race hospital branch NJ Rouman
s Ktec~ynswki. 1857 Ce,il + Krup-
TAI, ~ Cicotte = Kubik. - clayton,
II Dewey iS2 sherwood ! stein
hauser. ats st clair. l. charity. 100
Reeder a Krausman 535 Mitchell
" Lipke f5l Maple y r Nichols
t2s Lincoln F'Zal1za. i6S Lockwood +,
" Mari 1l5 Fronteuao blvd
RotdcT~ar. 1qt CroSseIN Kelle. 'lo
south B. Fldler 300 tanHeId ,.
Henkenius. POS Toledo + BaFinshD
11t pulaski " TrrWcll, Gii ker he
val. y Wydra SO Jos Campau
Mohlman. Grace hospital annex j +.
Hiaszitska 1i- Nanistique = Zuinec-
hs. 214S LAFAYETTE " + quinn.
100 Evans y ~koczin. 1912 81 Auhin
p O Schucht 81 Notthncld +. Grace,
Kusch Ill- Rcsubien Rlaisden.
4as IumleN n Statkpolc. 33t Hen
bricks r. Van Dusen -l1 Pasadena
6. Beck i92 Allendalc " o. HaH.
S66 Michigan f. Townsend 2&N Van
couVer. y Kissen. 7p3 wilkins
MuIcare. II5 Ninetecnth g j. Ed
wards $50 crawford " thinner 900
Ferdinand. & Reyner. 146 Common
wealth y Neshitt Harper hospital
y Shimmell Providence hospital, J
Graham Providence hospital p.
Grow. Providence hospital A Wac
ilenskt 33t Williams A. Wi'tslock.
1889 McDouEall J pidia 3l+ Hague.
l. Miarka 81 copeland HUMAN.
u otis W KozlowSh So Copeland ,
+ Dipkopski SO Riopelle A Daniel.
"a - o. E..1A
Oregon A. Yack ta2 Fairvie~ :.
Zalenski 1ST TVventy-third T Mus
nieke. Il Linzee, Jasik $50 -.
John Y Roznvslowicz. 96I twenty
nfth. A kczynskv 6o8l Thirty
second. r. Genowa. $50 Farnsworth
J Herman. sl4 Farnsworth
0IRI.S
l. Diugosz PSI Hammond J y
OFT. 1885 scotton. J stein. 10 Forest
F.; H. Andrew ia Macomb c Hol-
brook fo7 Richmond. J Tszeciecki.
sS1 MedburN ~ Scemsn 1917 Usher
" Anderson. 21e5 Proctor /. from
per 1894 Twenty NTH W Stcpcza.
s0i7 Tarnow p Graditski. e07 RIO
pelle A Macdonald 1905 Medbury
A. Mitchenaw. Providence hospital
@. + BaumgRrth. Providence hospi-
tai. J Nuher, 2lIS senator ;. Russo.
400 wilkins q + Hubtell. 40 To-
ledo; NJ K0hylasz. 500 Thirty third
"
Snihur. 81 Home Scho.uher-0, 72e
Avery, q Duran. SEQ Joe Campo J
Stanicki. $50 ~. Aubin; J X epa. ~ ~
ST Aubin Il Singer Harper hospital
A Cameron. $50 Second p Gerdan
2A Goodwin. II Gegnon. 30 sixth
VI Perry. 57s Michigan BRADLEY.
SIS McKinstry r Crisue. woman q
hospital " Mcdonald. Providence
hospital O. Baumgarth. Providence
hospital NJ Junak i3s Plumber +
Blaskewicz. 9st l. AleNardrine. A
Celusta. 21f Plumer r Mo ore. go
Sixth g. ~ casey e2s sheridan ,
Mcdonald Providence hospital T.
Forbes. st Nary's hospital ~ Griebe
2a2 Berlin % = Eppsteln 7b W
Euclid Bernhard. 923 Medbury J.
| Fbelt salvation ARMY Mat hospital.
J. Donoghuc. So Maxwell. J.. Barn
hart. 1876 Fisher ~ NoiEht las
| Philadelphia A Zakrzewsiti. iOs
Superior A. Tvrainsl,i 2oh "a nfeld
p A Guizinfst 400 Moran A Borg
man. 9u Jos Campau
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

Major generals Of the United
States army wear their sashes
across the body from the right
shoulder 20 the left side, while brig
adler generals wear their sashes
around the waist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

Charles g.. Dawes OF Chicago. con
trolIcr Of the currency In 1897 under
President Mckinley. and president Of
the Illinois Trust company, L. here
shown la camp Mt Atlanta, awniting
orders from tho war department. lie
IL lieutenant colonel of the seNenth
Regiment. United states Engineers.
lie has sncridccd his personal Inter
ests and his important position Ia
Z hicago nnnncc To serve his country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

PrIntins--the plain neat kind--thnt
q. riaht--Tim~s Job DeDt.-Mnin t5@O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
80 RrNT-rLArs a arARTMENTs
AT MOSS APIS.

itsl 90 BEECH a 4-room apartment
new brick; private bath, Kitchen
gas range. refriEcrator. new furnl
ture dishes aud silNerware not
ana cold running water walking
distance Special summer rates
Cherry SgJ-R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
nELr MAYTrp-MALn
By Blosser.
By Ahern.

City Lots That Are Selling
Experienced and inexperienced sales
men are ma ing money selling our
slbdivIsion because H. Is close IN
and within walking distance or
several large factories All i'm
proVcmcnts sidewalks. sewers. wa
ter ciudariZed streets and shade
trccg This ia absolutrlv The best
subdivIsicn on the market YOU
can make money selling ~ We
VIII furnish you live prospects and
car service and assist YOU In clos
ing your sales See Mr. Canavan.
10 i 2 a m.
LOUIS G.. PALMER & co.
Cadillac 81 sos cham ~ Com
DEN~tST Registered Dig guaran-
tee.,- salary and 25% rommi ssion
good ours Apply al once. Utopia
Drntlsts as Michigan. Main 1856.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

BUNGALOW
. 355 NavQh le-avo. near Hudson Mo-
e tor Drive up 20 see this attractive
. home on 3s-foot LOT with space TOT
. driveway Full basement. hot ar
. furnace hot water heater ano
4. LAUNDRY tubs large living room at
= tractive dining room convenient
= kitchen comfortable bedrooms
. and bath finished in white "uainri
. and mahoEany on second 'or'
= The price IS low terms very easy.
. open every dag
PATERSON BROS. & co.
. ] 90 Grisw old-st. Main 700
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
NEW BUNGALOW
TWO-FAMILY Flat

Lawton-ave rooms, bath each,
rented $500 yearly 81 400 terms
Owner Grand 271o-J
COTTAGE BARGAIN emile circle
rooms and attic Steo fnwn
Grand 3T70-J
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
wANrEDro GIY-MIsoELLASEOus


MANTEDTO aIY-MIsCELLA
CASH Tor Dld false teeth, gold crowns.
broken jcwelry. diamonds. watches.
etc. full value paid Liberty htg.
Co ~ Wooc " a. 4th roor elevator.
WANTIcD-FARNs
FARMS WANTED
We have calls for improved farms
OF all Averages within 100 miles OF
Detroit N you have farms for sale
write us az once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forrest West Opposite p. o.
Phone Cadillac ssh.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROOMrNG HOUSE for sale al ss
Howard-st. well furnished 10
rooms cheap n taken at once
cause FOR selling. leaving city.
Cnlf or phone cherry 3730-R.
ron SAlE-REsIuENCE PROPERTY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19
roR sALE--FARMs
HELP FEED NATION


az AND 5-ACRF FARMS
Out Mack and Gratiot-Rves. beauti-
ful location, splendid soil. big
frontage on main streets. Price
$3.50 per acre. l0T down. balance
% monthly.
p. J ALDRICH & co. 16i GRIswoLD
Cadillac Tf2f Main 44s0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

ron sALE-REslnisNc &C rRorEHI,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

LEASE OR PROPERTY
for sale or exchange ~ paws 20
look for quick deal u. Friedman.
ESQ Rivarf
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-28
JAPANESE WAR MISSION COM
ING: BUSINESS SERIOUS.

Washington, July 2S-(By Union
Associated Press)-The United States
Government has been advised OF the
sailing Of the japanese War Mission
to the United States today. 1t is ex-
pected to arrive in the United States
about August IS. The mission is trav-
cling on merchant liner instead OF q
naval vessel.
The problems to be raised by the
Japanese Commission will be among
the most serious and far-reaching that
American diplomacy has ever been
called upon to meet, and will probably
place a severe test upon the strength
Of our statecraft and diplomacy. 1t is
understood that Japan, through her
commissioners, will ask for the per-
manent adjustment of question relat-
ing to her immigration to the United
States, and will undertake to secure
formal recognition of her pre-emlnent
position in the Orient, giving her a
free hand in China.
Japan realizes that the UNITED
States is in the greatest crisis OF hel
history, She knows that the Ameri
cans are engaged in war in which
success is essential to their independ
ence as nation. It is even doubtful
that she was pleased at the entrance
Of the United States into the war
therefore she will present her case
with decided Rrmness, though tn
greatest courtesy. As the power o.
japan at the present time is supreme
in the Orient, nothing happening IL
that part ST the world that she doe
not cause o. permit her attitude WI