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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
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I19benDaDn, ~. Qec. So. S0elt 1O=
eiol6en1ofratiffe Mini1ter nben 8or=
tefeuiIle, Stauning, bar I Dag til
en- amertfanif SSonrnaliit nbta1t fpI
gen6e ON BET banffe Mrbei6erportis
@hlIing operfor Spgrgsmaolet on1
6reoc:
uDet, ieg flyer, er 11atnrligbis
fa111 min egen pribute Meuing;; men
Sen itgtter fig til be Mnifnelier, Ser
1lpres of set iociol6en1ofratiife Bar=
Fl BERT Danmorf. Nsine l1otalelfer
fremIpttes 6erimo6 lite pao Miti=.
Iteriets @egne.
Bi bonife Socia16en1ofrater be-
frngter &rigen ion1 en- frpgtelig IL
Ipffe for Menneifebe6 90 oi bar
6erfor belle 8i6en gnffet, at bore
Yartif9Iler / an6re 2anoe Di16e be-
1rptte .oereg Sssn6npoeIfe til at for
igge Rrigen 1lnttet
81 & asii ai betrast ter BET fpfe ssrebst tibno
iilp1,1 en- 1tornf 8aano og fror ot
Gilbnoet, on bet antages, pH fgre
til Sre6.
&i6tiI bor nit Narti 1reetef at
optre6e 6gnn11enbe oberfor Nutioz
ner, og leg ffa1 oerfor beller lite
fige. noget ON 6e forfiellige &egie-
ringers Senfigter;; men leg tgr iige,
at Golfene / BET 1tore % belle er
ino6 Eo1lfe11 ont at o1tt1eftere 2nn6=
itrnfninger. SO leg foritaar lite, at
nogen tgr paotnge itg Mnibaret for
at fortiette en- &rtg, Ser a1lereoe
bar foraariaget iaa fpnpempsfige
111pffer 1on1 oenne. Set bill bore
mange, 11tange Mar, fgr BET, ion1 mi
er tili11tetgiort, Tan gietopbpgges
eller eritottes.
l , f. = e r. = ~ i
Seq er big paa, at en- 6orl9ngelie
| al Strigen bill blibe e1161rn fDrf9r=
oeligere, % jeg begrer mig peb at
tro, at ct it6rre .Slertal j bbert
9an6s 8efolf1ing birfelig pnffer at
[fortfette &rigen.
Derfor bill bort &arti beltrpbe fig
| for at anipore andre Organiiationer
lti1 at orbeioe / Sre0ens &ieneite,
| og leg ct oberbebiit ON, at nbfgrlige
Sorbonolinger bil finbe Steb bes=
nngaoen6e 111eIlen1 oe forifiellige
8ortier,
Seq fgler mig i 0perehsfte1nn1els
lie iffe blot me6 glrbeiberpartiet, men
1meb beIe set 6onfe SoH, 11aar leg
Tiger, at set beri 2onbet er ct al
I1nert 9nffe, at ben 2eiGgbe6, ion1
nn frenbDber fig til at lutte Sreb,
1bliber be1DHett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Bpr0pttBkr.tgrt.
Sc stniierebes ehnins~
: spifernes Bremsans.

Sbifernes Bremsang~
Sra 2onbot1 er u6ie116f fplgenoe
officielle 8eretni11g ont 5ituatio1en
paa oe forffielliee S1agnnarfer peb
8egDn6elie1t al Mnret 1917:
S Nor0fro11frig ierligt i Son1-
ne-@gnen, bar Sraniff1nenbene Gre.
bet De fDife Sropper betDoeligt tiI-
bage, n1e0ens 9pffer11e gioroe pe-
ientlige Sremifribt beo 8eroun;
bbao oe 1daIeoes ba11ot, tobte Sc Dog
ig1en, ba pet bite fig nn1uligt for
oen at n1obitaa Sen fraftige Som.
traoffenfib, Ser 1t6foloeoes fra franif
5i6e.
SStalienerne bnr rDffet 6eres Sim.
Ter 1tRrmere / g1etting saf Srief, og
De Nlliere6e bar, 111eb 5alonifi Iono
rationscentrn11r1 giengibet Ger
berne oeres tabte 2anoorl1raaoer;;
paa forffiellige Bu11fter Maceoe-
d1iel1 ery.be Mliereoe rDfffet 1terft
Efre1l1.
et itore rms iionn /.
essatti bleb begDnof nrroer General
8ruSfiloffs 2eoeIfe reiultereoe i, at
itore Dele nf 8olbpnien rer1fe6es for
9Dffere og 9itrigere, og itore Dn1,
raaoer erobre6es @ali5ien og 8n,
fobinien Srentitg6et itrafte fig fro
&inf-S1n1pere iii &orpatberne.
Salb6elen of Nnme11ien, Ser
Muguit GIT ! &rig pao oe miereoes
5i6e, er inotiI bioere tiff 8efib.
6el{e.
Gusiernes itorn1enoe SeIttog gen.
nem &al1faf11s=@gn % EDrfiif
Mrme11ien, tbang Gbrferne til at pp-
eibe itore 2anoitref11inger.
Weo6 SD6 blep Gnelanoerne ngot
til 6eres 5ori6g paa at 11ao .frerf
til gagoo0 at frabige Stillingert,e
be6 @ut=eG=Nmara og bol6es til Dels
i Sfaf of De tprfiife Eropper.
S 6isie Sage fe,rtpes Der for-
bol6sbis libt paa nI1e Balpla6ier
E i =.
un6tagen ! Nuna11ie,r; men glrtiI-
leriets 8effDbning beoborer bog noe.
.lten alle Steoer, uoen at mon oI-
ligebel fa11 tale ON 11ogen ipnberlie
Seftigbeo, Der Ipgges for Dagen-
Sra Berlin n1e66eIes, at Sc tDlfe
SRre fortiRtter 0eres ieirrige Srent.
trange1t | &nnenien, Dobruoicba,
% 9ransiplbanier1. S Maretg fiofte
Gage toges 1O,22O gfunpnere oe
Rnsiere til ynnge.
IS SransiDlbanie1 bar ben iDoIige
S1gi af De tpif-gifrig-l,ngorife Sare
tr9ngt fig trent MOB 9It giennen1 et
iaare biereful6t Gerran. s Mar-
fampe, iom uofegteoes 11eo gaio.
net % MeboIDere, bor Sc taget Den
enc StiIIing efter BEN an0en og tog
i, gfs. paa Marets fibite Dag 14OO
&nsiere til Sange fan1t erobrebe Is
Oeaiftnfano1ter.
@aa benitre Ngi al gie110e Mr-
meforps Ipffeoes oef, flyer e1, offici~
.el tDif Bulletin, at tilintetgigre Sc
aIliere0es Mooitonb; ben tbffe Scr:
1aaeoe poa fort Gio fren til Da.
r1iitreiti, 12 MiI Nor6 for Minr1,i.-
cu=Sarot.
De tpffe 5eirgbull letiner befraf-
fes i olle beientliae gl,feltbeoer al
De Me06elelier, Der 1,6ienoeg aFs
arigsntitii tiiterierne ! 8efrog grab, sglt~
fareit % aonoorr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

OrdgtHk JulpSlffPtt.
gtsplpiie,t / &imballton.
Manse 9anife brebt og fbeitet.
Sra ben itore banife &oloni be6
&imbduton, Sotpo, fo1nn1er Mebbe-
.lelie ON en- frDgtelig nlDffe, ion1
farot 6fe6 i ct berbnren6e bnnf
:Sient Snleaftens Dag.
2iot nbenfor ielbe &inballto11 Dor
ssob1l 5aaborg, og ban agte6e at
feire SSnleaften 1ne0 en- Sa11iIiefelf
.DportiI bar in6bu6t Me0len11ner Of
S1egten fra Rebraifa % Soma.
siau baboe lut fig til 8or6s beo
.aibdagstiilo nH par Der fiorten5
Wae1t11eiTer til Stebe.
Mnoielig TOM Sobn 5aaborg s.
.Sonfer orlL at Der bar 1roget galt
.paa sBarbe rne6 BET McetDlengas =Mn=
Ipg, Der bar onbragt ! &eloeren,
oa bborfra gtuerne foripnebes 1ne6
2Ds Det iDnes, at Ell 2eoning bar.
utut % iat etnlengasie11 pna en-
eHer anoen Maaoe tom gergring
me ben j @oae eobllel Saaborg
cit GIT reo l0ere1t fors at itofil1oe,
bbao Ser bar galt; men 11pppe bar
ban gaaet, fpr en- Doloiom gfsplo=
fion funDt 5teo.
De narmere 0mften6igbe6er Dil
fiffert albrig fu1rne fortplles1 efter=
fo1n oct bele: fete nfnttelig .b11rtigt
ST. 1io6elbort efter, at @fSplofio=
men bob0e .funbet .Sfe6, bite 6et fig
at Sniet bar fuIoitenoig goe1ogt,
og fren1 af Nuinerne traf man tre
Sig, 11en1lig Sobn Nielien, SSoa sSaa-
Borg og gbrilti1re Saaborg;; SSobn
Saoborgs Sultru afgtf fort efter beo
Dp6en ion1 Selge at fine Saar.
Men ulbffel1 bob6e ct e11b1u
it6rre 0mfang; felgenoe &erloner
bleb mere eller 1nin6re le111lelte6e::
III &-q+ - -
Mnna Saaborg, IL Mar gan1n1el:
8egge Gg66er ofrebne.
Meran6er Saoborg, 20 Mar CANT.
mel: 8egge Sen br9ffet % ip9re
8rano}aor.
MrS. Ma6s Soaborg, "a Mar
ganlnel, Ol6er Neb.:: SreipIint
giennem 2unger11e.
SSobanne Saaborg, 55 9lar ganrz
mel: Begge Sen brefffa
Mnto11 Saaborg, NDifeb: Neb.: On
Mrn braffet;; ipere 8ranbiaar.
Mrs. Mnton Soaborg, RDite6,
Neb. .gt9rH forbre11ot % fbeitet.
2b6ia Gaabors, u Mar ganu1teI::
st Sen brpffet.
Otto 6aaborg, Z Mar ga1rmnel:
st Sen brafet; en- Mrnt itnrH for
br9nbt.
@nu6 ssaabprq, t3 9lnr aan1neI:
ct Ben brafet ct gie rebet l1o.
Mnto1t Saaborgs feutten Maane-
Der gamle 5gn: 8egge Ben brett
feoe.
Sobn Sauborg, Sniets gier,
8egge Sen br9ffe6e.
Gra Qla1ttic og Sarlan tom 2e=
ger fi6re116e fao btrtigt iont 11tuligt
log 6e tiIfaoefo1nne fi6rtes til So
|ipitaIer / Mlontic, rtebens o11ore,
ion1 bar for frDgteligt fbaiteoe til
at fun1te taale Eransportelt til So
ipifalet5 ntiolertioigt fgrtes til gsaz
beers Sient. Def befrDetebes enoni
|nogle Gage efter, at l1lDffen fanbt
Steo, at flere of 0e tilifaoefonlrle
ietere biloe afgaa beo Dgoen ion1
lSslge nf 0eres aer1lpitelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

!ebab man taller om 6ieu,me.

Sort fpr Sui foiteoe Gnpr I
ajpbenbabn / &r. 95 Ore pp. So,
sGg 3 &r. 35 Ore pr. 5nes.
S. 6. Gbrilteltien feirebe for
(eoen i'm so &ars Seoielsoag og fif
oen Mnleoning Ell Seoersgope pan
10000 aroner oberraft;; berof Dar
bon bortfia11fet 10000 til forifiel-
lige rationale % belgigret16e Orga=
og beregnet 5000 til
af fine uogifter beo 9figs=
retsiagen moo bo1n for iefs Mor
liben. De reference 5000 1etter
ban i 8nnfe11.
Set Mneferife 2egat for 1916
Ct ti1oelt 9illeobuggere1 goo, Crit
len, Malererl giler 5prenie1l @on1=
po1iiten &u6. .ssSan111a1n1el 2onggaarn|
% 6orfaHeren Mtartin glnoerlel,-
gfefsd. &ber 2egatportio,r er pau1
tre Suiinoe &roner. 5orfattere11
Qarl 2nrien er for Chen 6oruano
/ 2egatbeltDrelie1t.
Delr beitiroiife @on1misfioo,t7
bar noien6t Geferat al fine Mfbg=
ringer ion1t Ell 8etpnfl1ing til gpl-
gere ober belle 9ant1,arf.
SDbroaeropla11ef, uMaage11
XI1 er UNDER Ell Mnnebre oper gre-
iu11o {tprtH ne0 beb 2pnetten. sSgre=
ren, &eierbelpitnant Da11l1r1 og en-
Nasiaser, SSngenipr gbp1nallll bleb
reooeoe af en- Motorbaoo.
De11 el1trepre renotltes 0ireftgr
.Qnoers Senien i @jgbenbabn bar
figft ii ielbotlt liaaer i
galaosb sbofellefs 1111io elbare Seer
beo; ban bar giDet 855, 900 Set. for
benz og agter, efter e116t geeorib=
ming at 1tobi6e fit 6oteI paa en- iaa
itorilaaef Mao6e, at Maoobnsplabien
fnl6itenoigt filter Spiiognomi.
Srh Gllen Min0ou1, Dogmor=
teatrets ferite Sfueipillerinoe, bar
opiagt fit Engagement peo Geotret
pad @rutl6 al bisie ltoberensitem=
n1elier nellen fig ielb % Direftpr
Soffmann.
Direftgr Sens @rogb, ser bar
2e6er al 9lftieielifabet Gbpr, Ggin1lns
femiif=tefniife Sobrif, er. sforleoen
blebet orabt beo Ell ssSernbonenIpffe
poa &atbrineboln1 .9totion i @per=
rig.
&nsmen6enes 5enoelna1os=
n1poe bar oberloot til ct llooalg at
trpffe 8elter1nelie angaaenoe en-
Blan, Der gaar 16 poa at iberfiptte
Ell 2nn6sin6ianling til Digteren
SSobon Sfiol6borg, iaa ser fan ifan-
fes bon en- 8oIig lii 9pfgrelie paa
Sen Soro, ban bur fipbt iig I Seer
be6en af 2gg1tgr.
Den 90. geobe1nber falot gin-
terens ferite Sne i Danmarf;; ben
lebiageoes al en- fDgen6e 5torn1,
ion 11abnlig paa Siella11b onretteoe
Ell 9el Sfaoe.
Sorfatteren Bertront gggers
ern9rer fig for Gi6en iorn MeHe=
fnif pao en- iDoF &erregaarb; i fin
Sriti6 bol6er ban Sore6rag ON 2i=
bet paa banife Serregaaroe.
8aa 5orilag of N0nriraI Mi-
cbelie1 bar ben hn1tffe 2nnbn1a11bs=
banf forle6en beo en- efstraor6inpr
@eneralforiamling ltbbibet fin Mf-
tiefapital fra 80 til 100 Millioner
aroner. 8anfe11g SotaIbaIance o1r-
orog fgrIt / December 735 DiIlio-
11er Groner.
S litternre &reoie i aipben.
bobn forbereoes forifieIlige Seitlig-
beber, bborn1eo BET er Meningen at
feire @eorg 8ranoes, 11aar ban ben
q. Sebrnar bliber Is gGar gon1mel.
Naar bare mi lite ben bergmte Rri-
fifer itiffer af fro BET bele lige-
iom oa hon bleb 70l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

Sort fgr Sui foIteoe gn1gr /
ajgbenbapn / Ser. 95 Ore pr. $50,
sGg 5 Ser. 35 Gre pr. 5nes.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04

whose shall Tighten the gIoOmlest regions
where brother and suffer under in
Justice and Ignorance the Ernndest Op-
pOrtuuity onered In history
Maybe the young American WI reads this II to be
conseripted. and cOnscrfpton Ah'
Nan. don't with slightest feeling that you're
specially selected for wOrId-ssrvice.
It Ia opportunity sueb few. heroes ever
had turnout all recorded time
You nEht. Jesus Christ preached loved and died,
for all
tested physical, mental and moral
qualification and pronounced uphold the aII-imN
pOrtant of human progress and happiness. The
world needs calls ht specially
selected.
Ia high honor, tho your place be Mt the breech
1O-nch gun, factory drIII, the handle of
n
Ia America saying TO the dying In the trenches,
the starving In the homes stricken
sending you very best.-
II L. giving your children right o say not "My
rich" father held high office" but
sNy father chosen uphold
freedom Justice md equality thruout ChrIstendO
the of destruction ragged highest and hercest"
Put behind you all TINT you wanted be, all that
you wanted do: opportunities
to you-worid-servtcc.
hers be higher honor than being picked
from your fellows TO do die In the
hour of civilizations statue, I'm n both
sod' humanity'S-
Face 'front.' shoulder armsl marehi II
IL that freedom, equality and happiness shall
not perish the earth.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
KEET BABE
KIONAPERS
RUN DOWN
Capture of Gang Is
Looked For Within
Few Hours

SPRINGFIELD Mo. June 4.--The
kidnapers of Lloyd Keet, the IA
months-old son Of ]. Holland Keet.
retired millionaire banker. will be
in custody before the day Is over.
according 10 information from po-
lice headquarters. According TO the
police the kidnapers have been
located about 30 miles from Spring
field in the Ozark foothills and are
being watched closely.
The abduction case took a sensa-
tional turn today when Judge John
son of the criminal court announced
that unless Keet voluntarily di-
vulged 10 authorities all the facts
relative TO the abduction and his
subsequent dealings with the kid
napers, which the banker has kept
secret thus far he would be taken
before the grand jury
The activity OF the police and de
tectives on the case, who have been
held In leash because OF the reti-
cence OF the Keet family has caus
cd much speculation Keet gives as
his reason for refusing 10 aid au-
thorities that he wants "to play
square" with the abductors snd that
he fears mis- child Will be- mutllated
or killed II the police press the
kidnapers too closely
Unless the information divulged
by Keet 10 authorities or fhe grand
jury shows conclusive reasons that
running 20 earth any clews he has
would result in harm to the baby
he will be forced 20 tell all he
knows" one official said
Judge Johnson. who has been ac-
tive in the search. limited that there
were reasons 10 believe The baby
had been recovered and that his
family. living mp TO the demands Of
the abductors. are keeping the mat.
ter secret for specified length Of
time
The Judge will ask Keet how long
he expects 10 hold The officers or
The case. II is nov known positive
" that a second letter was received
BY Keet Friday \N ~ N
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
FINDS BABE AND
NOTE AT HIS DOOR

Martin Bird. Of No l67 Pagley.ave.
was awakened by rap at his door,
LAT 30 o'clock Monday morning
When he responded he found a two
weeks old baby girl wrapped in a
womans cloak
lie took tho little girl into his
home. called the police department.
and then read a note which he
found pinned to the shawl that en-
velopod the infant
Dear Kind Folks" II said I'm
leaving my baby AZ your door. hop.
ing you'll take good care Of IL as I'm
a poor unfortunate girl without a
home hope YOU will give II a good
home and God bless YOU"
Tho baby was turned over TO the
Crittenton home.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
Belmont Entries.
ron TUESDAY

First Racc--2-y year-olds. fur
longs Terra j.. 1902. Thrills 1902,
Pecksnif 1866 Paddy. 105. Jim Hoev.
l99; Seamstrcss, ll5, Rocking Chair.
second Race-F-year- olds and up.
steepiechase. about pa miles. Bally
Say ltz Bamboo. 1877 Np0ublet. 1872.
Nslsoyal Amber i47, XSuper Human.
Third Race 3-year-oids and up. 6
furlorgs straight Kings Joker. 1870:
Barry Shannon. 116. Reville II. l25;
The Decision. i20 Top - the Morn
lrg 10 Giverdalo. l22: Philippe.
123. Ifwfa. i24. Fcrnrock. 1873.
Fourth Race furlonEs straight.
xSunrose "a Annchon. 1oi: Sir or
acle. t1Q- Amacakassin. 102 stella
Mia. % XGreen Gold. 104
Ftfth Race -year-olds and un.
handicap. selling. - miles Dove
daie io2. fndiscreet. s5: Cherry Ripe.
1903 Eagle 10s. Madame Hermann
A6 Bryn Limah. ~.
sixth Race-3-vesr-o and up.
mile. peckmatc 110. Wood Tran.
ll0. Philippe. 10 Passing Fancy,
lf8 Revlle IT. 11t old Koenig l24.
Fricndless ll2. Lucius. 10 Meteor
ite 102. Al VI Dick. iIoe Belle Des-
nond. e6 Hendrie 100 Harvest King.
l12
xApprcntlce allowance claimed.
Weather clear track fast
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
BANK TAKES
100000
OF BONDS
Subscription of the
Peoples State Is
Largest Yet

The Peoples State bank OF De
troit Monday subscribed $S,000000
to the Liberty loan, making the ON
cial total subscriptions for the day
1851 500 or a total to date of more
than sls.O00,OoO. This is the larg-
est individual subscription 10 the
loan yet received in Detroit
John W Staley. executive man
ager OF the Liberty loan campaign
and vice-president Of the Peoples
bank. made the announcement at the
noon meeting OF the sales commit
tee in the Detroit Board Of Com
merce.
The subscription is the banks
personal contribution to the loan,
being in addition TO S2,50OO00 sub
scribed by the banks customers
AT the present rate IL is believed
that Detroit's share Of the loan.
s33 .000. 900. will be subscribed within
the next 10 days, altho every effort
is being made 10 put II thru before
the end OF the week
Mr. Staley declared Monday
that those who could and did not
subscribe 10 the loan were in n class
with the Stacker who was plan
ming on lodging his duty 20 his coun-
try by not registering for conscrip-
ton
Flint has volunteered 10 take S5-
600 600 worth OF bonds from sales.
men OF the Bond Mems club who are
covering Michigan outside Of Wayne
county
Local subscriptions viii not be
counted in The totals. if is announced
unless they are accompanied by cash
or the equivalent
Liberty loan slackers came ire for
a round scoring In The noon meet
ing from Abner r Larned vho dcs,
clared that they seemed 10 think
that subscribing for Liberty bonds
was a sort OF charity
This is defense measure" he
declared We arc NOT going 10 ask
anyonr's charity n rs fhc duty Of
tho manufacturer io come forward
We wonder If ttsir factories were
on fire if they would buy a fire cx-
tinRuishcr
This cit, Is NOT awake 20 this
crisis yet Too many manufacturers
are engrossed in counting Tho lines
on their ledgers instead Of dong
their patriotic duty This loan
needs their assistance. and vc can't
wait until next week or next Friday
or any other DAY This loan must
be subscribed at once lam sure that
there IS NOT an employer IN Che city
who could NOT ofganizo bis factory
and put his share of the loan over
IN a MALTA day n Do would employ
as much tnme and enthusiasm q he
does % making dollars
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS
STAT COvreSDondeHf United Press

By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS
STAFF COTreSDondcEf United Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. June canadian
troops were back today In the same
trenches they occupied last Friday.
after a victory and a defeat around
Avion.
The Prussians Sunday afternoon
retook the electric light station east
Of Avion in a mad fury OF attack
that totally disregarded losses In
flicted upon them. They thus an
did all the work which the Cana
dians had accomplished Saturday In
obtaining control OF that spot.
Thruout Sunday the enemy kept
up a terrific bombardment along the
front Of 100 yards on which the
Canadians had made. their advance.
The fire was so intense that late
Sunday il was decided 70 withdraw
the British forces 70 their previous
position.
At the moment when this pisn
was being carried out. the Prussians
launched their attack Despite the
British barrage. reinforced by strong
machine gun FIRE which the Cana
dians kept pouring into the advanc-
ing ranks, the enemy kept coming
on in waves A handto-hand strug-
gle ensued The British slipped
backward in their withdrawal stop
ping az the line Of trenches they
had occupied on Friday.
So perfect was this British with
drawal that the Canadians took 112
prisoners with them-9O Of them be-
inc unwoundcd
The German victory in this local
lied fight was made possible large
IS by the Hat topography OF the
country Around south OF Lens
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
ASKS MANDAMUS
AGAINST BUILDING
DEPARTMENT

Mary Nehill Monday afternoon Pc
-titioned the circuit court for writ
of mandamus 10 force the city de-
partment OF buildings and Henry A.
Dupont chief building Inspector. 10
show cause why they should not re-
strain Frank J. and Emma whitney
from romodeling a building az No
2S2 Twenty yfourth-st in accordance
with their present plans Plaintiff
charges that the plans include more
than half-dozens violations Of the
building code and that IL Is the
duty of Inspector Dupont 10 prevent
the violations
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
FIRST DRAF 7 To CALL OUT
625, 900 FOR WAR SERVICE
To the Young Men Who Are Selected For Service Tomorrow

In the worlds history, many millions Of young
have entered armies fought and died.
IL tribal national inter~st-for
The nm OF often plunder, often
acquisition Of territory, md infreauenty force
particular religious belief the conscience of
other peoples In tho history the of
warfare have been largely confined single nation
coalition of few nations. There has seldom
cipIe stake, have instances In which
the hght made In behalf OF all humanity
The present - for NIL humanity, since tho
world, thru Christian influences the higher
NeIopment of mRnkInd'S Intelligence, 10
n'aDd the unatIennbe rights OF NE equality
pursuit of happiness. Either openly acclaimed by
held precious In the majority
thruout civilization, rules the American Declaration
independence.
John Adams the lawyers John Hancock, the mer-
chants Den franklin. the printers Ben Harrison, the
fRrmert Roger sherman the shoemaker John Wither-
the minister oliver WoIcott, doctor, nd
Others who immortality 10 declaration OF
July i77e. Tsked hanging that dozen o poor Itte
eolonies with few hundreds of Thousands beings
might he free of which denies a common
rights and aspirations seryitude
The young American of today " ho offers his life
In army ensts I'm service for all humanity
all the nations OF civilization, hundreds of
millions OF men. women and children and NIL the un-
civilized peoples for whom there future rise
from beniRbtednesS-
The torch Iit In the grandeur of seIf-snerinee md
herots by lawyers. farmers. NhoeRker~ I'm We IA In
the hands of our American manhood be ms(e sun
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
r X q q e e Z: Z: 6.
Belmont Results.

First race-6 furlongs Fairy
to 3. won. Serenest. fo7' Il McTaE-
garD TO 4. 70 /. even, second
Battle. III. CTroxler) IS 20 g. 10 S.
9 10 5. third. Time Verdant
Cachet. Avis, Margaret l., Sea Wave.
Crepuscule, Hathor and Admiration
also ran.
Second Race-The international
steeplechase handicap. about miles:
Belle OF Bryn Mawd i39 (Bushl. 6 70
l. 70 /. even. won, Robert oliver,
l39 (OConnor). l2 10 1, TO ] TO
eTs). Z 20 no. 20 10. 1 10 3. third
Time. AIS. Sarsanet Martian. VOL
yerton II and Hibler CfenD also ran.
Belle Of Bryn Mawr and Sarsanet
added starters
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
EXTRA EXIT $4,000 TO FILL
GAPS DUE TO SICKNESS;
YOUTHREADY TO ENROLL

and II necessary, to help In round
ing up the cutters In the latter
task they viii have the aid OF vol
unteer patriotic organizations
NEW YORK. June 4.-seven In
dictments charging Conspiracy 20
interfere with registration" were re.
turned by the federal grand jury sit
ting ia extra session here today
ST. PAUL. MINI. June -four
persons were under arrest here to-
day for distributing anti-draft cir
culars Federal agents estimated
that 100 persons eluded their vigi-
lance last night and early today and
distributed $4,000 circulars
Other arrests are expected today.
local oncial of the Socialist
party said today that the Ramsey
county Socialists Young Peoples
league has adopted resolutions an
nouncinc opposition 20 the draft
and the intention OF It's members
not To register
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
SUGAR FAMINE
is STAYED OFF

WASHINGTON. JpNe \4 Aefon
has been taken presumably thru Coz
operation between tho Cniied States
and her allies. t0 a.lay the Threat
cned shoriagS in sugar ihls FAIL
This bceamD known fodtt when
Herbert G. Hoover food adminIs-
traitor. stated that steps had been
accomplished that would avoid lam.
inc " sugar,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
DOrval Results

First Race-fia furlonKs: Bencher.
III tBelD, $3.50. S240. out. won. Sal
Natelle, l07 Cooper. s2.S0 out. sec
ond Stanley Fay l04 Hyke) out
third. Time-:56 SIS Briton's Ally.
Galiop In. ToRoiand also ran.
Second Race furlongs SINGER
won; Salvestra. f0s Gyke). Sf5. 81 40.
second sam Pickett los tTAplin).
S270 third Time. 1905 Dai Ac-
ton, Near Lady Gsiety and Wichaka
also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-06-04
GUARDS NEEDN'T REGISTER

WASHINGTON. June A-Mrm-
hers of National Guard OrRRnigR-
lions are not required 60 register
for sclectiVe service tomorrow.
AnsNertnE questions from MI
parts OF the country Provost Mar
shall General Crowder today made
this feature Of the iav clear.
"ft mRkes No difference whether
the gunrdsnten nrc IN the federal
service or not, they nre not re
auired under the law Co register"
he srld.
The law reads ~ fotlowst
"Duly orGnnised or recognized
forces subject under other laws of
the nited states to he called or
drafted into service arr not re-
auired 10 register"