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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

Patriotic thrift does not mean boarding
money: it means its wise and courageous ex-
penditure It means the organization of the
skilled industries as they have never been or
ganized before summoning the latent energies
of every individual to renewed effort in produc-
ton If it can be driven home to the people
the truth that the channels Of trade should now
be broadened instead of contracted, an evil ten
dency will be checked at its beginning
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

1--WE bought bar of Cuticura Soap
and box of Cuticura Ointment. After
using bar Of Cuticura Soap and about
two boxes OF Ointment baby was
healed. {Signed) Mrs. Moses thinner
man, Mineral, Ill.
Prevent further trouble by using Cuti-
cura Soap for the toilet.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcards: ''Cuticura,
Dept. r. Boston," Sold everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12
versions of the shooting are incrim.

versions of the shooting are incrim.
inatingly conflicting.
But Doris stands firm by her state
ment that Grace's death was suicide
and that she tried to prevent it. She
spent another night in the West
Chicago avenue police station and
awoke today as calm as ever.
The coroner's inquist late yester
day established the fact that Grace
had been shot just above the heart
and not in the back, as first believed.
When the police declared that Grace
was shot in the back, Doris said In
her struggle to prevent her chum' s
suicide she twisted Grace's arms be-
hind her back and that the revouler
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12
POLICE PUZZLED
OVER MYSTERY
Thirteen Year Old Girl Still Insists
That She Did Not Fire
Shot That Killed
Companion.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, May 12.-Doris Ander-
son, thirteen year old school girl, had
the entire Chicago police department
puzzled today.
They still believe she shot and kill.
ed Grace Hagemann, her thirteen
year old chum, in an area way of a
west side residence late Thursday.
They declare they have unmistake-
able evidence that Grace did not
shoot herself. and that Doris various
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

Encouraging reports about the food situa-
lion in this country come from sources which
command public confidence. According to the
monthly economic review of the National City
bank of New York, reports from all the states
show that there is no immediate danger of scar
city The Chamber of Commerce of the United
States says the wheat crop probably will be
normal and that even if it is not, there will be
an abundance of other food products. The
City bank says that while the outlook is en-
couraging, and what many persons regarded
as crisis in April has passed with coming of
new vegetables from the south, there must be
no relaxation of efforts to produce big crop of
everything. eve must grow at least two hun
dred million more bushels of wheat this wear
than we did last in order to meet the world s
demands upon US and have as much for our own
consumption we have had in the past year
and at this writing the prospect for such in
crease is not encouraging No one can tell
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12
TODAY,s BIT OF VERSE
"EVEN THIS SHALL PASS AWAY.'

"EVEN THIS SHALL PASS AWAY"
Once in Persia reigned king,
Who upon his sfgnet ring
'Graved maxim true and wise,s
Which, if held before the eyes,
Gave him counsel at a glance,
Fit for every change and chance.
Solemn words, and these are they:
Even this shall pass away
Trains of camels through the sand
Brought him gems from Samarcand;
Fleets of galleys through the seas
Brought MIN pearls to match with these.
But he counted not his gain,
Treasures of the mine main;
What is wealth." the king would say;
Even this shall pass away"
In the reves of his court
AT the zenith of the sport
When the palms of all his guests
Burned with clappng at his jests,
He, amid his figs and wine.
Cried: ooh, loving friends of mine!
Pleasures come but not to stay;
Even this shall pass away
Fighting on a furious field
Once jayeIin pierced his shield;
Soldiers with loud lament
Bore him bleeding to his tent;
Groaning from his tortured side,
"Pain is hard to bear he cried.
But with patience, day by day
Even this shall pass away"
Towering In the public square
Twenty cubits In the air,
Rose his statue, carved in stone,
Then the king. disguised, unknown,
Stood before his sculptured name,
Musing meekly, what is fame?
Fame Is but slow decay
Even this shall pass away"
Struck with palsy, sere and old,
Waiting at the gates Of gold.
Said he, with his dying breath
Life is done, but what is death?'
Then, in answer to the king,
Fell a sunbeam on his ring
Showing by heavenly ray
Even this shall pass away"
Theodore Tilton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12
OPTIMISTIC
CROP VIEW
Rock Island Railroad Looks With
Rose coIored Glasses on Sit
uation In This
Section.

The Rock Island railroad has issued
a crop report. That portion pertain
ing to Iowa is of particular interest.
as follows: s
"In the central part OF the state
there has been very little rain. Wealth
er has been cold. which has delayed
the sowing and planting, but rel
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

An indiscreet member Of the QuaA'
er fraternity attempted to spring
pacifist speech in Philadetphis,
theatre where the federal marines anu
sailors were assembled. He did no.
get very far with his disloyal le y,
marks and was saved from physical
injury by an involuntary exit. SaIeu
in war time emphasizes the fanilia.
motto: eff you can't boost, don
knocki'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

edge OF her hair. They
were large and red, and
soon festered and came
to heads which broke
and scattered to other
parts of her body, and
they spread all over her
head. They caused a lot
of suffering from itching.
1t was pronounced a bad
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

was discharged then. No forma
charge will be filed against Doris uii
til the conclusion OF the inques
which was continued to May 10
permit further investigation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

AS though John Barleyeon didn't already
have enough troubles the had to come
along and kick him in the Stats.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

Either things are unnaturally quiet in Mexi-
co or Ell Paso has been crowded off the wire
by real news.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

A haSty survey gives assurance that there is
still ample lawn space left for the growing of
dandelions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

There are only two classes in America today
those who are loyal and those who are not.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12
Itching Eczema
On Little Girl
Broke Oct With Pirnp1es on Face.
Spread All Over Head. One Cake
Cuticura Soap and Two Boxes
Ointment Healed. Cost $t.25.

MY little girl, when about three
months old, began to break out with
pimples on her face and around the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

how much margin of safety there will be at the
end of the harvest, but there is no occasion Tor
panic
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

1t makes vast difference whether man
thinks in generalities or whether he brings
the case right close to home.-Horace W.
Scandlin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

Logan Observer: While this paper
is not strong for Theodore Roosevelt
for another term of the presidency,
still we believe that the effort to side
track him by refusing him the author
ity of raising a division to go to
France will have the effect of increas-
ing his popularity, and that he will
be dangerous contestant for that
high Office in 1920-that is, dangerous
to the democrats, we mean.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

Des Moines Capital: Many things
have happened during the war to en-
courage the supporters of woman SUIT
frage In England the women have
demonstrated in striking manner
their ability to meet public crisis.
One of the prominent placards for suf-
frage in Great Britain is Lord Derby's
utterance: Women are now part AMI
parcel of the great army"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-12

'oWN rUGO0 NoNMC Nl. art
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: The bat
the cry OF King Corn: Into the rows
by June l."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-20
@ei&idilbfr6tea.

@er getDobut 1T, untsr S9iIDtr0isr
ausi9Gebli9 8erfreter einsr mil tcrs
tenn SornpaESsr belpebrten 2bieriiEp pc
5u Dsriteben, Oem mag es ipobI intsrs
eiiant fem gu Deruebmsn, bob es in
Oisier SrOnung Der arieaibiere eipise
gi6t, Denen bic ionii alIsreiass Ip:Sis
.ftI4e Gbdratteriitit ui@t 5utomhlt, ia
bic pieImebr bas eerabe SsssutbsiI
Don ibren DerDdnoten biIoen, inoem
iie einsn Ieoerartissn, tpei9sn Riiden.
unb 8ruiti9tlb aufpeiIen. Sic aebGs
rem Der in jeOsr binii9t merttpiiroisen
5amilie Der Drsitlauigen 2Beidi9iIb>
tr0ien an, bic fi9 IN ie9s Sattungsn
nit Suiammeu DieruHb5nan5ig Grtsn
sIiebern unb iiber bic kibe 3on.
4iieus, @frifas unb Qmeritas Derbrs;s
tet lit. Sbne qusnabms betppbneu fie
Sei9e, Gem unb lansIam flKfsnee
tSefpdfIer nit ianbigem uuS i4Iumutis
gem 9runbe.
Sbr pei@bd1rtis.r Riidsui5ilb bes
iiBt nur in feiner erbabenen Witte bic
StiiBe eines ano9enf9iIbes; Der
8au6i@iIb beitebt aus etpas feftsrem
@efiige. Bsi einaeInen 4rten iiub
Guberbem am Runbs bes @au9i4uos
bermetif9 abf4Iiebenb. 3lappen on.
edbra6t, bic gum S&uss Der 5ii5e
unb Der S&ipdnsts bitntn. Der sts
ssnrt;s gfprua Rspf bas enc es.,
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tpiiIe glebnIidfeit nit eiuen' IN bi,
&Gnge ge3oseuen G9ipsinsriihel. &i'
pupiIlen Der ebenjo bps9aft ipie intel.
ligent, bliBenben 9lugen iinb rllnb
Bon gerabeau eritaunli4er Sdnge II
Der Idlangendrtise Sala, Der, ipie aid
Der &opf, gang untsr ben S4ilb ein'
geSogen tperben lam. Die @Ttremttd.
ten iinb ie NIT brei pfrieulGbnlidgr
&rallen bsipaffnet. Die ein5elnsr
.Seben perbinbet cine ipeitialii5.
S9pinlmbaut, bic ben JiiBen tall
bas 4usisben BON 6loiien OerIeibt uno,
auseeipdnnt, bic S9iptmmflG9e oea
Jubes auf bds Dreifa4e gu pereros
| bern imitanoe 1T.
Sie GGrbuns til pbiu getpObnlid]
beIIbraun bis bunteIgrau. iiuten rein
fpeib. Bel iungsn SnOipibuen iit ber
braune ober crane Gruno mod nit
buntIerL auseuformigen punttsn
(Soellen befdt.
Ollie 6ieie gigentbiimli5teiten iine
ni&ts anberes als bic Rsfultate Der
9lnpaFung an bas nafe Clement, IN
bem bieIs Sbiere aasf4IisBIid ibr
2.beu Subrinesn. Ser bur9 WIsteIs
traft betpegli9e. brtits RldenT9ilb
uub bic 6lOHsHfibe bsfdbieen iis sli
ungeabnten S9iptmutiiniten; bic
I3arfen &lauen erIsidtern ts ibnsn,
! ii6 in ben Sanbbpbsu einjuipiiblsn,
uHb Der lanes SaIs ioipie Die RiilIels
naie leiItea ibnsu BEL Der Sasb ra4
8eute treffIi9s Sierits. Die M&i9s
| Ii9iIbfrOtsn Derberesn itdb nit 9crs
Iiebe in BEN Grunbt Der 9eip6Her; (;
bierbsi gtbrauhtn iis ibre 6lo6enfilBe
aIs SdaufsIn, I'm fa nit Grbe Obtr
Sanb su bsbeden. Sbr 0orbanbens
fein 1T bann bS9isrs bur9 ben oIs
Iein nod berpprrasenOei. Iauernetn
Sopf ober gliiiIel tpn5rjuHebnier, obs
elsi5 and iis bur4 ibre mim;Ide
S6utfGrburg nur eintm gang eeiibs
ten &ugs ii4tbur iiuo. S:eie Wsanis
pulation bistst ibnen riat aIlein Sdub
Dor Geirben, iunbern trIetHiert ibrsn
aud ben Sang Der gsute. sybre goss
runs beftebt aus Sji4en, Gr6fnen.
iungen Gntsn II. a. gn Rauhsier
9leifen iie ben 3rpfo0iIen. mit beutn
r. iibrigers nod 70 nun4en anos,ea
3us gsneinfam babsr.
Bon ibren Seirben III Der WsnFh
bsr sefdbrli9fte; er betfolet fit ebsuio
fpestn bes srOfen Gaabers, b,n iit
in bieIsn Gegenben bsr Sagb uno ber
Sifdersi aufiiser, nj, aud tpessn ibs
res Guberit I9modboften Gleiidss.
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Ser sljmer3
ueri6DinSet III
lpenigen Ninnttn
GlonH's Ointment brinst itaelle CIR
lsidtsrnng BEL Heinerrn gcSs
lesiinsen aaer Mxt.

@sGrllu enbet SIedrrs otriment ben estuera
stree btritaintpn ssirbaelenis2 BeiI es ote
Gnt5hnonHg aus ben serrtiienen cher oerreuifeu
SletbieIl berau5siebt nrb bic 9irfuIdftcn an
@eire bernbiaeube, ipdrmerbe 1bdtiofeit foute
fpfott urpemanbt fperbsn, ba oft elm errtbdfer
Glbdbeu bdraus eutftebf, bab mar fin etns
Berfidu6uug Mot fdHfH aensio 6or9e trdef.
9ehnuneer nnieIi9eiben ii6 bon prffnnttuil.
gen tnfoferu, bah wMsfeIu urb nitt 9eisnte
terbrebt fnb. Diefe tDrsH i.uter Der osruei'
peuoen untpenbunp bon eioGr's Ointment ees
tabe 70 f6nea cut, tpett gu fnurt
9ie betubiaenbe tp1rinenss. esseIiretsenos
Tb6tiafeii BON SIoun's Ointment gieH f0neat
GrIeibteruna bel oerreHiteu 9eterfen oosr
wiusieIr, Nfdenf&mersen itetfem @ert6. DtHt.
Frpltbenieu ooer aHberen duberiihen Beriseirl'
gen
HeinIidber ais '&miertee 9fluiter cher GnI'
ben brtnct SIoatt's ointment burf cone Rel.
ben. EiaIpeu rei4licbsr Gr1ee nberGu bel
eIp1tbsferu. 25c, soc. S1.00.
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untersn geine bes lsbtersn poren 80
sngl. 3oa lang unb beren 5Ohe bis
81 ben Sifften iosar SO; bic sanae
6Bbe bss @oeels mub iiber 13 GuB
betrogen baben, oIfO bns DoppeIts Ell
nts bo3geipn4isnen Wsunnss. Die
Didt anosrer porfintflutIi9sr @0ssl
bieIa Region beftnnb pornehmIi9
ME bic Der Gtraubs unb Gniuars;
pon bem pboror5ntos unb grons
iornis gurm.iitsri IGbt ii6 aber ni9t
annebmtn, bub bieier mGttise Sdnas
lei nur baau basepsIen pdre, Wur,
Seln dussursiben unb 3mtige ron
gdumen ab3abre9sn. Die Dabrideins
iidteii Iiegt iourit Isbr nabs, bnb biefs
grpben @5sel 6Isifafreifer Obsr atGss~
frtfer tparen, unb obne lnterifieb
bon Jriiater, WurseIn, MoIusfen
unb Hsptilien Iebten, ME iiberbaupt
bic fliigsllofen @Sgel gatogoniens, 81
iptlhtn oud bic in Rebe itebsnbtn dss
h0ren. Siefc g0gel, fogt sosrr ansgs
bino, tDaren fDrmIi6e geIiien. 81:
hdufie adnipfs duffiibrten. une baB
oiefe seiuoltigtn 3tptifiiBler nidi bds
Dor 5uriidf9rafen. ibre ardfts ftfbFt
nit bsnen Der md4iisitsn Rsptilien sa
meiIen, 1T seiDib. Die Dinoinirisr
i6einen su enbs br arsibessit i'm
Siibtn non gdtuspnien seipu6srt 5u
bdben. ObsIsih fur6tbnrs liugsbsu,r.
tpnnten fie es nit ibren aut BAN aanbe
lebtrben 9eiissnofIsn, ban qbotors
larca anh Broutpf1tis n1trussiRsri,
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Si. sisantiidex Sbsel SiiO.
Tatasonieus.

Mir ipoIlen bier eirise Der rieIsnbafe
ten auseeitorbenen &0geIarten beipres
9g, beren ioHile ne5areiie uuldnsit
in ben SertiGri9it!sn nes iiibIi6en
potasoniens anfsefunOen tporben iiuo.
9isis sroben @0seI tonnteu, sIsid ie'
nen bon gleiieelanO unb Wlaoagastar,
ni1t fliegen unb batten eirtn mprm
grobeu, fart sstriinrrnten S9naxi,
Ter linen nebIi ben NIT fur9tbaren
9ralIsn periebsnsn 9einen als md9s
tige Sdubs unb 4nsriffsnaffs bients.
Die eeoIOsiide Gdidts, aus tpsi5sr
bic Serren 6. unb u. almeebino bisie
intereHanten Sriimmer blosle9tsn, III
bic GIteite Der Seriidrssit in gaiaso,
nien. @Or pisIsidt Sunberttnuienben
Don Jabren alien 4nI9ein mad tlne
BON einer iippisen qfldnSenbed. ii6er.
Iagerte RegiOn, lit tie brute cine trau'
rige, jeber baum anb ffrdudnrii9.n
8egetatipn tare DaIte unb 70 bon
@oIfer sntbISbt, baB bic 5orTdsr ses
nOthigt iinb bas fDertbpolle Rag 20
YieiIen tueit ouf5uiuden uub bur9
UlauItbiere on Srt unb Sislle iGieps
pen gu Ioiien. Gemungsadtet 1T ols
iiibIitt Pntngonisn frog bes NanseIs
an gsb6I3 ni4t obne malerii9en Rei,
infolg. ieints bur9bro9enen 9lusfes
bens, psIdss es einem aanbe Don
Ruinen Gbnli6 ma9t. a1es bentet
ourauf bin, baB Oisiss 2anb in elmer
friiberen eeoIogiI5m gpode bur,b
tiefe @dHerlGufs burdfurdt mar,
tpel9 IeBtsre ibrsn Dss infoIge siner
goecnsrbebung mad BEN wiesre iu6.
ten, DObur6 biz, i5Oifilien sntbaltsn'
ben. Sdi6tsn bIosgslegi ipurben.
Sieie Sdi9ten geb0ren ipabrihsiE.
lid blm srIt.n QbI5niit Der Esrtidrs
5sit, b. |. Der Gocsis an unb bsiBsn
pptbsrium. nn6 einsm sroben pflnH'
senfrsHeroen Sdugetbier, btllsn
lleberrsite nod in Raiie in Dem fans
bigen ousgetrodneien Boben 6ieier
,initmuIs OOHGruatbasisit itrobsnbsn
Resion gefunbtn perben. @ie in oen
Gin0oeu bes Bsisns Der Ser. Stnas
ten, 70 brnl6t man nu9 bier niat
tief gu sruben, I'm GOfiilien su fine
ben; benn bic anoaen groBer, nus'
seitOrbensr Sbiere Iisgen oft asritrsut
auf Den 8ersbdnsen, bic ben Mes beg
ReiIenben sinfGumsn unb bieten osiH
paldontplogen, Der ibrsn Wertb isnnt
uno gum eritenmuI oieiss Dilbs 2aae
bereift. cine l.i6ts Beute. GO paro
benn Ssrr amssbino in Stnnb eeIfst
bic tpertbpoIlen Sriimmer 5u fams
melu, ipornus ct cine ldngit bsrs
fdtpunbens 5auna ionffrniren tonilie,
Don beren Rieisnbaftieteii SAlosis
theile. sebro6ene e9ndbef, GliiseIs
ino4en unb gsine, Der DasbrsdbI rad
sana intati, uns sineR Begriff as5sn
uno rpopon msbr ais 15 Spe5ies pers
f4iebtner Sr6be beffirieben Horben
iinb. Die bei6en toIofnfftsn Der als'
geforbensn 0ogeIarten bieier Region
tDnren Der pbOrobaeos unb Der
grpntornis 9ufmtiftsri, ME Il. aif
.btu SittI&lISs DsslunIs4t fna. Dis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-20
8ua.tubdnbe aus &IippfiId6ant
Bon profeifOr Or. Saus q aoI,
5op, Berlin.

Sie got5 bes arieges mdff erin.
ferif6. aIIe ul0gliden Oinge, Die TN
Grieben re!4ltb 5ur 8erfiisuHs ftun=
fen, iiHb flrupp seporben pbsr gar
nift mebr gu bdben. Sos gilt aud Don
ben Stoffen, bic gu 8udein6Gnber
gebrou6t iDerben. 0is gefpebten Gin
banbftoffe aug 8oumfpDne unb 2eineH
(fpie aaltio, Der Stpff, aus BEN man
tie mefften 8uhriiden arbeitet) muir
ben sulebt nit bern Se9sfahen bss
eSrRbensprsiies bsdblt unb bers
f4Ddnben bunr gons uom Wartte.
Qfu9 2eber unD pergu1nent fir1b fir
8udein6drbe nift mebr frei; bic sEels
le nerben fir rtfitdrifd: 3ipete ober
Su Stifdleter perbrdu1t.
Nis te sssiem se1t5ftats her HaE.
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nidt I'M tntfernteittn aufnf5mer;
benn bieien beiben Rieienp0ssIn mib
es Isift sepeisn iein. bic sr0Bien Rep.
tilungebeutr bis in ibr Clement, bi,
Siimpfe. su perfOlgen, nit ibrsr
arallen gu fafIen unb nit Shnabelbiss
ben ibnsn ben @araus 5u mafen,
I'M iie bann in n.er @emiitbli9ieit
Su perIpeiien, fnQs Elm aoninrrsnl
ibss Gjeli9tsrs linen bic Bttts iiiHl
ftrsitis mdtts- gDau eennnnte Rte
fsnD6sa. ME es f&ehii. i4pn In bsr
areibsseit bpr9anben ipuren. 70 milf
len iie 3sussn DOu BEN GrI0i9sn Der
Ninoiauritr IN pntGoonitn, bisfsr
arsosssliAez GakaiaLs ss'sdsn ieiH
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Rn psrfanfsn-Sarmsn.

eanb aanftt 0enpeu Sts tLE stH
stns., nbsr 900 DdruHfrrontus In ifbfr e1ns.
eabe aneesstei bon gtosfrtarlsru urb deen'
tsu boa istem Gtn1t 30 Gstier, thbf4fr
gt.banb IN epti carttn. 26c Der JntL
ulorofs yos. eanb Bubers Wa q .
stHs. Ssst @ 40. Trass, Scpa
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gerIanst 40 fnnfen.

ate esber. Beitsn-2str tesablen bic
bn6ittu Dretfs far btefslbeu; iptr iperben bgts
fptedeu. tptnn bsnn6ri&tiat yDrefie: .. g.,
300 sDefi Ge6ite Ctr. dfl- Qnnai $50.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

In my own home, we live as sim
ply as possible. We do not nse
white -four and for months potatoes
have been a luxury allowed very in.
frequently.
II wish that the women Of Detroit
would give themselves more earnest
Is 10 a study " elimination In their
household expenditures, for really
America H. up against n very seri-
Gus possible food shortage this fail.
Crops may fail us because of the
vet. cold weather. know OF lots
81 places in Michigan, districts upon
which Detroit depends for her fruits
and vegetables. that are unproduc-
tive because ~ the unfayoraole
weather condiuons The backyard
gardens which everybody 80 enthu-
siastically set out earlier in the sea
son give promise OF yielding very
little after all
Mrs Hammond's view with regard
10 Detroit's attitude toward 'he food
conservation problem was concurred
in by many other women whose In.
comes range from the few dollars q
week they earn by their own hard
labor TO those OF the 81 900. $1,000
and up 20 the 10000 and $4,000
a year class
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
De T ROT
RANKS HIGH
INRECRU|TS
Stands Fifth In Enlist
ments For Marine
Service

The central division OF the United
state. including the Detroit district.
Leads the country IN recruiting FOR
tho marine service for the period
barinning Jan ! and ending July 10,
with $3.50 enlistments. The eastern
division. which takes In New York.
Philadelphia and other large eastern
cities Is 50 ono with 4,SS enlist
morts or thc % districts Detroit Is
cor htiuc eNcelled only by the Chi
caeo. New York, Minnesota and
Missouri districts
"Ttsf is hne tribute 20 Capt.
Morrison and the men in the Detroit
one said Lieut. VI. 4 smith, who
recently succeeded Capt Morrison
in command OF the district
There were just i3 enlistments, In
the navy friday the thirteenth.
That Is the frst tine since war be
gan that this rumoer was recorded
and lieut. " ~ Richardson, the re-
crnftue officer regards IL as good
om,r The thirteenth man on the
nst aas Joe Madison Barnes, OF
Al'us OKLA Who enrolled as "a SEQ
ona class n.achiniSt mate in the
naval fvlns corps
Tire army sent away exactly 20
men. 0r twice rs. 70 Columbus Bar
rack FRIDAY. bringing the total for
the month 20 26S II was the lars,
est delegation OF recruits since July
.. The Marine Corps accepted nine
men
Fe'rer IRAN GOO men are required
to comnietc Nichigan's quota. eco.
for he second officers reserve corps
The oFce on the third door ~ the
Detroit Trust building viii be open
from 10 p m. Sunday FOR he
purpCse Of receiving applications
All who have not completed their
applications are urged 10 come In
without delay The lists will close
az O'Clock Monday night Appli-
cation Med Friday totaled 40.