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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
$1,000 Fire.

Fire damaged the house at 1924 Sum.
NIT avenue, Tuesday night, to the ex.
tent of $4,000, the cause of the fire
being unknown, but supposedly it was
struck by lightning. The place was
valued at s2.500 and was insured for
$1,SN. w. E. Payne owned the prop
erty and the house Is occupied by his
sister, Miss Lena Payne. who was at
the home of another sister when the
fire started. Two alarms were turned
in but the fire had good start before
it was discovered, and the long dis.
tance from the hose house, and the
difficulty in getting at the flames made
it hard to prevent large loss.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Trim the Trees.

Because of complaints made the city
commission has instructed Mayor
Wright to enforce the ordinance which
requires trees to be trimmed to the
height of nine feet. Unless property
owners do the work voluntarily, the
city may order it done and assess the
cost against the property.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10

1322-Elmer III. Hill, Durand
2319-Henry E. Shelter, Owosso.
11O3-Earl C. Ritter, Bancroft, R.
6O1-Walter Miller, Owosso, r.
739-Louis Isteraw, Burton.
2599-George d. Maurer, Corunna.
927-Robert r. Sawyer, Owosso.
652-Clarence ID. Wilde, Owosso, r.
14O-Earl L. Brookins, Byron.
432-Robert G. Moore, Lennon.
2O11-Glen III. Card, Owosso.
2247-Arthur Harding, Owosso.
1236-Millard Baldwin, Durand.
1723-George G. Fulmen, Owosso.
1779-Raymond Sawyer, Owosso.
117S-Eli Rigelout, Corunna.
1685-Roy A. Smith, Perry.
1331-Charles A. Johnson, Durand.
1323-Leon l.. Holman, Durand.
1S47-Fred Leroy Elliott, Owosso.
4S7-Henry Stasa, New Lothrop.
1536-William Crane, Durand.
1266-John N. L. Crane, Durand, r.
1S91-William Mack, Owosso.
4S6-John Snec, Lennon.
692-John French, Owosso, r.
1676-Denny p. O'Connor, Shafts
burg.
6OO-Frank j. Minarik, Owosso, r.
S10-Thomas Davlica, Shaftsburg.
2549-George A. C. Wetzell, Owosso
1632-Noah L. Stableton, Shaftsburg
507-Fred l.. Griffin, Ovid.
Roy H. Wombolt, Perry r
Glenn Robert McEachen, New
Lothrop.
156O-William Huff, Durand.
1264-Roy f. Card, Owosso
924-Fred Shepard, Henderson.
2374-William E. Beehler, Owosso.
1329-Frank r. James, Durand.
1705-Ameil A. Bartz, Owosso.
3O9-Herbert o. Seward, Owosso, r
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Auditors Report.

The Michigan Trust Company of
Grand Rapids. has completed and filed
the annual audit of the city's books
and submits a number of recommenda-
tions, some criticisms, and complete
financial statement, which will be puO-
lished and printed in pamphlet form.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Can't. steck to be Instructor

Captain John Steck of Co. a is in
Washington, D. c., where he will re-
ceive instructions at the war college in
overseas fighting and will probably then
be detailed as instructor in this work at
military camp Captain Steck is
highly regarded as an officer by the
regular army men and has just COM
ypleted a detail as mastering officer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Attempted Suicide Follows Quarrel.

Ezra Randolph, farm hand % years
of age, who has been employed by
Oscar Moshimer a farmer near Car
land, shot himself through the lung
Sunday evening at the home of his
wife's parents where he had gone to see
his bride of four weeks with whom he
had quarreled, Friday. After the quar-
rel his wife left their home for Owosso,
returning Sunday to her parents home
and he went to Saginaw county, and
on his return borrowed revolver and
went to see his wife, but was refused
permission, and pulling out the revolver
exclaimed. "All right. tell her good bye
for me, here goes" and shot himself
while the girls father looked on un.
able to stop him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Arrested for Horse Stealing.

Earl Price. claiming to be from Lans-
ing. is under arrest charged with horse
stealing. having hired rip Sunday at
the Thomas livery barn in Owosso and
failed TO return it. He was caught at
Bannister. A woman with him claims
to be his wife.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10

Georg, Mcdowell. formerly of this
city, die, at the home of his son, Major
Mcdowell at Ionia, Wednesday. He
formerly onducted blacksmith shop
in Owoss for twenty years. Four
children stvive.k The funeral was held
at Ionis toay.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Unit Of wowan's Branch Of coune'
of National Defense Organized.

Nearly seventy women representing
al parts of the county met at the
armory Wednesday, and organized the
Shswassee Unit of the Womsn's Branch
of Nhe Council of National Defense with
Mira Geo. E. Thompson, chairman
Mrs. Josephine Gould, honorary chair
man. Mrs. G. d. Bell, Mrs. f. A. Watts,
Mrs. w. F. Gallagher, vice chairmen;
Mrs. v. E. Kohler, secretary; Mrs.
Louis Swartzmiller, treasurer. The
gathering was to have been addressed
by the'sste lecturer but she missed a
train. meeting of the organization
Thursd@ will be addressed by Mrs.
Caroline Bartlett Crane. state chair
man.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10
Primary Money.

County Treasurer Richardson has re-
ceived $65, ,72l so from the state as
primary money which is distributed at
the rate of $3.50 per child to school dis
tricts. There are 8, 1913 children.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
gRDabarber 8fe.

@eun bic Stiele cntbdutst, qeiGnit-
ten unb eepaf9eH Inb, eibt man cine
Gage BON einsm Son oapon in cine,
nit etpas oiGer Stigs&ruiie perIcbcne
8adpfauue. 9luf Gin Quart ooer
pfuno eeiGnittsnen 9abdborber tommt
cine groBe Safe 3uder; Gin SaI5lpffel
Sal3 imb ctipas Wlustot miro buriiber
eeItrcut, aud Elm penia gRebI. Cine
reide obere 3eialoee erbGlt IN Der
Mitte einen S1nitt, Der &auo lpirp
gut nit bsm urtsrcH bsvbunorn, Dur9
gmoriide NIT einem Ihoricn NleTer
rer5icrt llnO 6ci raider 0iBe 70 laage
sebaden, biS fidl Der Seig pom @lsds
loit. @ieIe &baDorbcrfiia. lit ungisi4
feiuer uu6 ipoblItbmsGenber oIs cine
Tiillt nit seto&iem 3bobarter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

Staotrat6S Giiirifte Baltimore
StoatS 9enuten mo -9e6orocn
StoatS Expectations @cridt.
SooeSfdac bon Ecutiden in 1916
lllltcrlee SonOelsmorinc.
Sotlim fiir @roiiocut inSultilnorc
Sotlun in Baltimore fiir GlnocS
Seiotor III Baltimore.
Sctlum iiir 9uuoeS Schotor ii
Sotlm iiir glmcuOmcntS.
@ohlm iiir @ro6ibition pnO d6u.
lihe.
Gotunt iiir 9uoget.
@eltfrieg in 1916.
@ilienswertbcS 6ei'm Nouen.
g9rItereianiiie.
@anoertaee in Gneooiu.
@abl &re5infte in Baltimore
@aiienrimter in Baltimore,
3peites Sobr OeS @eltfrieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
Gaus unO 6artcu.
e@e&1V@4N1&44%V~4&~~4@%%<
M1[enIdmmiae @NlNer.

&pfenfdmmigs SiibAier.
Su taIten @eseaoeu, no pieI 6roit
fsrric6t iiuc Icgenamtc oroieufdn'
misc 5subner" folden por5u5icben, Die
sincn ciHioGeu oroben 8amm baben,
oa lsslersr Icidt erfriert uuo odbnrd
rer 2esetaii3seit 9lbbrud getou miro.
PlDmnatbsgRods iino Sieulih bart,
non garter IinO aorgibon, bic iopchl
CUTE Gierlcger, tpie auh CUTE 5Ieiicb
'biibner iinc. Sut sepfleete 5riibs
bruten Der leBteren @aiic Iesen i'm
9llter bon fs@s Mlonoten uno $50 Gier
iinO ols DurDi9uittsIsiIiuus elmer
Senue au5uieben. 2egborn legen uas
tiirIidl me9r, iiHo ober ais Sleii6bibs
ncr miNrcrpertis, NesgIeiaeu Inb aud
bic Gier pisier Ruiie iebr iOaHerbaltig,
wGbreub oas 2ougI9ausSupu eiu eus
tes Glsii8bubp 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

@tueu febr pobII@mcGeu6eu SopT.
tu9eu ergibt fOIaeubss g3e5spi: Sin
gierteIpiuno Butter, 5iDei tIeine GaI,
len Sudsr uno ie9s @iootter perbeu
eire babe Stunbs ssriibrt, Damn fiint
man Hadeinduber einunoeinbiertet
giilno ReN, cine grOBs Safe gRild,
einsn SeeIOiFsl Ratron. siDei 1eel5ffsl
Grenortartari uno bic obaericbene
SGale elmer 3itrone biusu. N3on
InIGst bic Gipeib gu Sbnee uno fiiat
Oenielben tlnter Die Wlaiie, brinot bieie
in cine gut NIT Butter ouseeItri9ene
6orm unO ldbt ben 9u1sn in eiuem
mdbig beiben OIsn cine Gtunoe baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

Der &drbis pirO gefbdIt uu0 mi!
etipos Sal5 sum Geuer eeItent. gIo1.
Dem er ipeiD II, ptrb e. tlarqeriibrt
unO our9 Elm ui@t su ensts Sieb ees
trteten glun tommsn quite Wlil6 uno
eiuise gerie6ens bittsre g1IaHoeIn bos
ran. Ylan lGBt ibu nod elm meuig
5isben uuo peripeiIi i6u bann oIs oide
Guppe entiDeOer nit 3uder uno 3immt
ober mil geitoBenem 4fefier; leBterss
fdmedt nibt iO irsiALi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
aO0efG6yt.

Sin reitev Bauer 6oite ouf Der
llniDeriiiat III Der na9cn Gtoot eincn
Gobn, auf oea er ni9t lpeni9 iol8
mar, oa ner aSerr @o6n" piel Gelb
.psrTtuoicrte'. 2lls oer 5ilius run eis
=ss 1agcs gum @cTua odbcim mar,
poatc Der @atey iid1 OoH osg CslrDr.
Iantcit isiacs Gobres ubsvScugen, oic
ua1 Dem Guantlm Grio, Oas G, oos
fir tc5abIl Galtc, ui1i Helm leiu
tpnnte. Gr lielts cine bementfprecbeabe
Nufforoerun0 an ieinen 5proBliuq,
Der III nid)i geriuse G@mulitdicn lam,
benu cr luuBte aan5 senan, c0B sr
nichts luuBEe @afiiy 6attc CT Nsn lopf
ooa olerIei 5iauieu mo nit S9ilIe
hieier bottle er ic1 aus Der glffirc 8u
3icbcn unD btQnra 4Sdl loill Sud
tlor MAIDEN. !icbe @licrn, NaB bier in
Der Gdiilic( Fiinf WepfsI iiuo. o6oIcib
nan bier nur Orei Tehi: no byei glcpiel
Iin0, linO aud 3pei 3tcei uno 0Iei
Robt Iiinf, olio lino Tier flint gtCpIeI.~
Der Bauer mb feline GbsDaIfie mas
rem erit nidlt lpeni5 erilouut iber oie
PfiFfi9tsit i0rcs SO6nes. Oann oter
ia9ts Der glIie n@ut, meiu Sunge,
Nun ne6me id) Spci glepfcI fir Die
Mutter. cincn fir mid, 0om tama
Du fir sid bic beiOen onSersn be6aIs
ten!"
Collars 5uriid 9Nidl Steel GoEy.
mons parcn lciucSmcnS uciia. irob
oem man eme eroDcrc NeHhcIpm1
crwartei. lhl9 oic Sa9Nsn cerel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

letreidr in ciner ioi4iigsu &ommiliion
omtli9 mspdrts.
@berborD 9euf9ner telegropDierte
abermoIs un0 fpro@ Nonn ON 5lpeiz
ten Sage Dor. 2ei6er lporen an Oies
lem Sage, ou mon bos Set cines Gan,
ocsbciliQea feiertc, bic Q(mtsrdume oes
ihloTen. qlm pierten Gage enbIi9
geIong eS @berbaro 9euTbuer, beim
Scrrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3utritt al err
bdlien.
Der, Serr GcmcinOeIstretdr 1Drte
i6n AUDI lpo1lponenb an. @r fanO
oles our@uus in Der Sromng unO
nidte me6reremaIt biIIiesnO NIT benz
aopFe Gum S@IuB Id6eIte er lie.
beusnirOig, rdlHperte iid3 uuO iogte:
r@ineu 5eimatI1ein ecben mir
Sbncu eegn ylur miiiTen sic ins
teipciIen, oab Sis Ter, Der Gle Fcin
lpOuen, aald lin0! 9as 1T unGebiugt
erforOerlid!"
n@ie3" fragile Gberbarb 2euT9ner.
rSie miiiTen ii9 Iegitimicren iasis
Der Serr @jemein0eietretGr.
nNoour9g0
rDurb Sbre papierel"
nWeide popieres"
nDur6 Sbren Seimatf9sin gum
geilpisIl"
nSo, oen babe idj bob ni6t - -"
Der Serr GsmciuosieIretGr sudte
NIT ldGeInbem 9eOauern bic 9l6Ielu.
- nO1ne bic DorI6rifIsmdBiee Qegts
timotiou t0uuen mir Sbnsn Oen Sets
motT2siu niHt eebsn!"
Gbcrborb 9eui@ner, bem ongIt uno
banee tpuroc, cerlegie Iib oufS 9etteln.
sd mGGie germ beiroten," iagte er.
Der Serr @emeinbclelretdr ld1eIie
uuo suGie bic glnfeln.
sd bin arm, uno nit jsoem ipeis
teren Sage ocs Mortens berIiere i9
@elo!"
Der Srr @emeinnsfstrstGr IdbsIts
uno sudte bic M9ieln
sSa. mas ioG i1 bnnn tin9" fraoie
Gterbdr0 2euf@ner boiler @cr5lpcif.
lung.
GS entIlano cine 9auic.
Daaii Deriiefie gi6 Der Scrr Sc
meinoefefrsf6r iGeinbor in Die Dor
i5m Iieoeltosn popiers unO iagte
leimibin nm sau3 nsbcnbsi.
nWeuoen Sis itb on unEeren Sc
meinoeoieFer. Germ Ripopil. @ieIs
leidt gibi Der 'S0neu einen RQil"
llnb nit eineu freunNIic1cn g1idcn
0cs &opiss pcrabf4ieNeie er ii1 bon
Dem murb. gemunien BittfcLer.
8os @liid tDolIfe cs, boB @berbarS
2tui6neg ben GepeinoeDicner &ipopiI
Ioelcicb i'm &tiegcnbous bes Qlmtsgcs
bdubeS trof. Gs lpor Gin Wlonn BON
frospilroigcr, glu8fcben, Oit, NIT TO-
Ter gloie, idmierigcr MllBc uno IhGs
biper Uniform.
Den &rildruVQen @berGorb 9eltIcb,
ncrS b0rtc sr mt ioroialer 8cneigt,
heit su Gr tlopFic BEN Yeooucgns.
lpsrtcn berii3N,nS ouf Oie Sbultcr
500 ibn in cta robeS Mirtsbaus, BE-
iselte sipei piiiener. eiueu @oulofh
Finf @irginia.9iQ slppfte Gber.
barD 2eui@aer ciii 5ipeitcs Dlol ouI
Nie Sduler uuo iaele
oDos psrbea mir frnpn maGenl"
llnO bonn feute Il oiSfret. abel
3ielbepu6t, feline 8eOiuguu9cn. Oi,
3e9e unb fiinf &goneu ertrol
llnO Cam SsyIisB cr. na9rcm e.
oaS GieforOsrte er6oiter ba.te, oas 90.
fol.
Gdou na6 5e5n MiImieu mar e
tpteoer 5Iriid. Den Seimaiidein Goit
er IN oes GaTc.e. D2if eiasr GeIte 0ei
UeherIegeSpei. iibsrrsi9.s sg i'm Gber.
baro 2euld)nes.
lsab er ia9s nit siaem Iei9en 9Dr
tpurf in oey S5iiGlme nur oie gnorte
rg8urum 5a6sr Sic ficb uidt gleia AZ
mid eenspoet9"
I'm nAt5ig Ryonen draer unO Elm,
@rfabruuG yeiter Fubr @betbort
9euIbnsr tags oorouf na4 @euticb'
Lamb 5uriid.
Gr telaIoB, Iid in Nisiem aaub,
oousrno an5uiieoeln.
cf.c.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

9iaaNleibs@eiAaite,
vcuuiOliSassO aSan eu.~ 1 apro Tiyahe.
&iiaamaoreli auer 9trt unn pai-
ldNie0-3HbeA6r.
&. esuh Yanae Gs, se2 8aA 05toaoa ir
GiQcntbansaA AUenien mo SnstAlrr.
9ierrc d rHBaa 4 eeybrp, 10 gyNAsriuatc%
ssiraNf
2sit,maca 3eitialrlten ctv.
8lcpers. selbaifsiapTsr 2a7 ngaeserE eiE
Ielticbc WiidJcr itn0 3ciil4HrifirH.
" paniila, w. poe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aShotoarapb.
Wa@ram5 etu 6olo1yopQ bon NrsseiaeiFna.
W i0 sse.l ve@E1icr'e ire'~
a1aftonaI.g9onfrr.
;. x5e 90 rnpn sieiisral gan3s wahs nsp
Crelef 5lrdhe. SQtih w. rDpi ktiliptWfs
'bcHrO ~ agecsie, NdliiTcr
sScrvnb National VNNf" ave- Gun'FrAipynQ.
.seflisru Waiirnat Nonf," ~ HcTo Nuinic,eirs
gg Wlnrioa, Nnliher
Gituois. H1nfen.
/, ,Deilaas 8cng bea Walhmpre" @nlllmDfe
puo pcllleen. @trree gliiani' asspssL n. s,sel'.
Storae u Kane. aofirer
Gpar. g'onfcn.
.r,u.iAe ebarDang psa galumets,~ gninr
uno bnlilmole.1irohe
9rmltsv cpspd0nien.
,eeI, pspeat ans xrHe Tsmpansaa IA ssonlts
SirnNc sanzsz |A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
@utes @ausbicr.

y Sir adj Gauonen 9ier Hebme
man 5eba o3aaouen 49aher, iiinf
2uots g1ci5cn, r5le oiciea i'm STcn
Big cr io)5n brdunlicn (ooh Rid)t 5u
broun) III ho5u 5pei PHt1en copfsa,
oOsr Gin 10 Gents @5ot5iddHeu ppu
cigeaen 0opfen, fcrHsr fin 50 Gents
3uder, &en gvbrdunten MtiSch, ben
9opfen unO Den 8uder tut man in
bos tccDence MAILER, bonn ldbt man
oIes ouf 5irta a1tuH0,inbalb @aIlos
neu (mon miBt porber oitic Euontitdt
IN her 00bs Oes &eHels at) eintoAsu.
Dam feibt man es our9 eiu oluRes,
feineS Sud-, paboem Is otottiiblt lii.
uno aibt 8psi Quart fiiiTTiger Scic bins
5u. Dlan tut has oteno8 I'm s llbr
unD IdBt Is febea bis moreeas I'm z
ller, Inn es tann lorgfdItig in SsdBz
cbeI &riigen o6er TlaIlen un5ufiil=
len. @s muB il isner sluat Dor 0sm
@inIGueu an 5ismIi1 lpormem Gvte
Iieben, Eedber oter liibI SIS oorf
ri1t In alietou iItsen, 1onoeyr G5lein
ooer SOIj. @is !oefe muB Ie6r fa0n
friHc) ieia iao dles mug Iebr reinIib
Suge9cn Nirb oues ned 9DrIGyiit
auseefiibrt, 70 rirb man oas 8ier
faum bon Dem Rrobutt Der @youcr,ien
uHleribeiocH t0nner
3 3pei Zuort @ei5cu mes0en IN
5ebn GdIIcrea MoHer loIongs geto6t,
Els Der Aei3en gepldbt 1T. Ser pierte
Yell eiHes @atets Sopfen miro in pcs
pi1 MoNey sut ouSeelu3t (obcg moa
btnost ibu il Gin Minaldppd5ea nab
toGt i'm 5lcich5eitia nit rem Mei5cn
ous). Damn iniro oass Alirc6 sin
5udl eeIsiDi, hit eticds 9uG,r obcr
nit eiHcrl 'Gini aGolaiies pceliiBI lmo
louiporm abtiibicn Iaiien. g.uu oibt
man cine &odc 0efc eoSu, flint cs III
Elm JdBGcn, pcricr!t es feTl unD ltellt
cs an einen tGGlcu 0rt. Sapu ua6
3ipei 1oaen III cS gum 1rinieu bsreit.
o sin Iuart qelrS1nli6cr WloIaRes
tpiro 8uialamenmit 3iosi groBsa CoIs
fen 3uder IN flint Ganoncu QDaTsr
getcdt uN0 toncn0 aaf ncn Sr@alt
BON srci Sudden Gopfea aslplieN,
@eg Gopien (ia RotelAcp su 6 Gents
IN ben glpctte;en tdnfIi6) miro in Gin
llcireS G5ed29p ectan $Ii Die SSliii
iiofcit biS 81 lou!vdrm obsetubli. 70
lrer0en 5pci 3Gfel4cn oon Der beIten
Q Gents GeFe oadu 0cgiibrt, oana dlles
suecbect. 60 blei6t cs bierunospans
siN Gtunben an ioaraem Ort i,bea.
Oann wiro es auf TIol9cu gsfalt.
DicTc miiHea gut pegtcrtt, Die GorIe
mDslicbIi nod mil Drobi befsIiiat pcr
oeu. SAon nod6 spei Eopsn III 0os
@icr tyinifertia, fc3dumt ibSn unO
ISbmedt gut
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
riidlerllnaer.

YVNVtT~tIVuItINIlU
g9. g. gDGdell6gD & G0.,
III 81 NbpMbev Commerce Mujl1,Mas
oIntire Observation-Disclosures .Oitirntdafi,H Sole
IjnQrf mn lluiumUresG lidbe
nIfNtin.gn -cJtlell iladlk~
baltimore M'raBe Hio 0nltopl 4gule Q(ptfip
palgnQi SninIunce Vc " HlUefprpi," Ncntp 9N.
9Nnriielo. Hclibtus' .Qinrdncr lot l03 NDams
Der OF Commerce QitiioiHQ
a&ieruaEtn Nctcr 8ctHgvfnnaS QiftlAlwg&ffs"
Gcliulores nnn yiDfip'&irabf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
Siir 9ans nnO
2il5e.
@ebrau6s3eit be8 aleers
retttds.

Die Wlecrreitigpur5eIn fnD gut uno
lbmadbait in alien Wlouotcn, in Oensu
Elm ~" euibaIten III September Biz
9lPriI Sn oen Wlpnoteu Wloi,
SUM SuIi uuO gtueuit touet er nirbts
fir sic Sfuhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

ov~wniV lD'atplHlio Attit NtpB,
8numatcriulien Ebircn tSqnltur.
rablial 2d0cn etc.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-15
Mexicans Are Pleased at
 Results of Conference


 Meixco City. January 14-It is stated here by men high in the councils of the pro- visional government and in close touch with the international situation that the result of the conferences between the Mexican and United States commission CTS has been most satisfactory to Mexi- co. It is pointed out that when the re- suit is made known the Mexican people will have cause for universal satisfac- ton and rejoicing. The men who have had an opportunity to become acquainted with reports and communications fur nished to the heads of the government at Queretaro say that it is certain that President Wilson now is handling the sit uation personally. They declare that the conference resglts came, not so much through an appeal to international law bS Mexico as through the invocation of the rights of civilized people and an appeal to justice.
 It is stated authoritatively that be- fore the results of the conferences were reached a manifesto was prepared to be presented to the Mexican nation giving an outline of the situation should the re- suit have been unsatisfactory to Mexi- co. It is thought now that within a short time a report will be made to the Mexican people giving the facts of the conference which have been adjudged fla vorable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-15
Two Are Known to Have
 Been Killed in the Haskell
 Powder Plant Explosion

New York, January 1.-Two men were killed when E. l. dus Pont de Nemours plant near Haskell, N. J., was wrecked by an explosion Friday night, but all oth- CT employees have been accounted for, it was announced by the company. The property loss was officially estimated at mot more than $500 0O0.'
 No consideration is given to the sug- gestion that the explosion might have been due to a plot, the company's state ment said..n The initial explosion occurred, it was said in the house where the two men were killed. None of the machinery has been found, according to the state ment, and it is impossible to give the exact cause" for the explosion. The large magazine which exploded contained 230 coo pounds of powder.
 One man was arrested today and two others, it is expecterd, will be taken in custody tomorrow, following an inquiry into the explosion of the du Pont de Nemours' works. according to state ment tonight by Chief of Police Miller of Pompton Lakes, N. J. The man under arrest, it was said, was employed at the
 olv one day. He is charged with vagrancy.
 >.4.o svr Henry G. Hirshfield of Pomp- ton Lakes tonight said an inquest would be conducted by the Passaic county off, cials into the explosion with the idea of having safer methods adopted there in the future.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-15

ping board continue before the commerce committee J. B. White of Kansas City, one of the nominees. will appear before the committee Tuesday. Senator LaFol- ette is hurrying back from his home in Wisconsin to protest when the nomina- tions reach the floor, against some of the shipping ideas of Bernard H. Baker. the Baltimore nominee
 The interstate commerce committee Is preparing to report on the Presidents railway legislation programme after hold ing extensive hearings. The so-called compulsory arbitration" feature of the bills will be modified if it is reported at all, 1t is understood
 The Senate bill for prohibition in the District of Columbis passed recently, is about to be considered by the district committee of the House. Sentiment in the committee is said to be unfavorable erendum vote in the district. House lead CTS say, however, there will be vote on the bill, regardless of what may be the action of the district committee.
 Ways and means committee democrats are studying all the various suggestions that have been submitted by Secretary McAdoo and by members of the House for raising revenue to meet the prospec- tive treasury deficit and soon will be- gin framing legislation.
 The weeks programme in the House in- cludes final action on the immigration bill, probable passage of the postoffice appropriation bill, consideration of the Qualifications appropriation bill, and dis cussion of the $3s,0O0,OOO rivers and har- bors appropriation bill.