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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22


NiaDor Freitou beipirbt iid ini Site
reiie 9altimore's iiir oie grrid-
tmg elmer ser @unoes -Sdiifs.
6ornperiteu i'm bieiigen Saien.
Gr idrieb an General @oetbols
in @aibinetou. 1853 EooeSidIle,
3t3 @e6iten.
0laDor @reitou ian6te geitern Gin
Sdrei6en be5iiglicb ser Gor5iiee 9al.
timores iiir 0ie Sdifisboli. SnOuitrie
an General @oet6als, @eidditsiii6rer
Der 5lotten.Gorporotion in @oi6ing-
ton. Gic Corporation 6eabiibtigt
3lpei groBe Sdiifsperiten al Der at.
lantiiAen aiiite 5u bauen, uno indt
eeeenmdrtig Oos notbige 9lreol. Son.
areBo6aeorOneter CHARLES g. Goaop'
BON NlarDlano 6at ben &f fiir Die
Grri6tung elmer ser Meriten i'm Bal
tinorer Sofen in Nai6ington bereits
6egonnen. IS par ouf 9iInid oes
Serrn Goo0p, 0oB @oDor @reiton al
General @oetbolS idrie6, ben er per-
i6nlicb Dor einigen Sa5ren in Der Asd-
nomafonol3one fennen 0elernt bate.
Ger Mopor pies in ieinem Sdjrei6en
auf Die 6illiQen TradltrateH, Die fir
Baltimore in 8etrodt fonmen BIN.
Gr bob gan5 beiouOcrS beroor, oaB
Charles N}. S6mab geoenmdrti9 Die
groBte Sdiiisuerft Der @elt IN.
Sparrofus @oint bout, neil OeIen
SSngenielre oen 8oltimorer Safen.
ais bor5iiglidj befinoen batteu Bon
grpBer @idtigteit fir Die ShiffSbolI-
SnouItrie lit aud Die geibaIilng
BON Sbiiis.Stablplatteu, Die friiber
BON Yitts6nra be3ogen lUerOen mIB-
ten Baltimore bat ober ieBt 3pei
@erfe, welde ioIde FIatten beritel@
len.
Ger WfaDor boftt, Dob @eneral
@oet6ols nad Baltimore fonnen
miro, Inn ben Saien 8u beiidti9en-
163 Z ooesfGlle- 313 @ e6ur.'
ten.
Gem itGotii1en @eiunobeits' Tepor..
tement puroeu in Der pergangenen
@ode 1853 Eooesfdae uuO 313 Sc
6urtcn gemeIoet. 9ln ser Shpin0-
ludt Itor6en 13 @erionen - an ei.
ner arebsfront6eit, 12 an einent
Ser5leioen 8 an 9lmgenent5iinOuug
nno 10 an ser 9rigbt'idcn glicren-
fronfbeit. Irei Eerioneu 6eaingcu
SclbIimorO uno 6 fomen 6ei llnfdl-
len um's 2eben.
StG6tiidcs Erinfip niier.
Ter G6cmifer oes @oiierOepartc.
mcnts iono, oaB Ons itdotiidje Erinf.
uaiicr am IS. sui flar mo DollltGn-
ciQ geihmodlos mar Ger @er6ralIrl
Belle lid auf 95.0l0,OO0 @oIlonen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
n0InSOIp0" mlil drummer.

9iidaro 9luoolp6 Slcinidc, scr irii.
6erc ,C6cr1 i'm u@mmcrion Sotel"
pprOc ouf 9(nor0niug ser 6icii9en
9lmOcsbeborOc 81 10 Eogcn @cf0ng-
nib pcrurtbeilt, neil CT o1nc Grlallb-
niBidcin III elmer Spcrr5one 6etrof.
icil unrSc. a9nooIpb~ Scr ieit II
Sabren in 9lmcrifa iein ioa, lit in
0eMtiden @reiien pohI befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
llnwiatummcncr 5rcicr.

Grob Ser 96atiade, ooB or cine
1rou imo orci Ginoer in 9hlBlanO
bat, nodte ser 81 Sabre oItc Soc
Qcpine BON glr. 80. Siio-@reene-
StraBe, Der 20 Sabre oltcu glettie
GopIan bon 9tr. 622, @eii.@crmons
StroBe, Ocn Sol ais CT ibrc 9efonnt.
Idait in Stem Dorf Dor me6rcren
g9oden modte. 60 lieb 6otte cr oas
g1Godeu geiponnen, oaB CT ibr nad
Baltimore iolgte ino Elm 3immer III
i6rer g}G6e mietbete Sri. Goplon
ipies icood ieinc 9liiinerfioufciten
5uriid uno iaete ibni oiien ibre Niei.
ming; ais er bieraui iortiubr, iie 5it
bel1itiaen. lieB lic i'm uerbaiten. @r
muroe bon 9idter Sobnnnien in Ser
ipeflidcn goIi5eiltation 5iir 3ab.
lung bon $50 rno Soften beItrait, oic
er in grnoueeIlme oes @eloes I'M
@eiGneniB abliben mitB. 9llBeroem
riet6 ibm Der Ei6ter, nnd QlbIalIf
ieiner @efdngniBitrafe Oen eriten
3ug uad) 9lep Dorf 8u ne6men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
0nt fiir altcre qentc.

gecqen D9nnqels an 9elItcn, cn.
gctrcteu oaourd, OoB 10 picIe Scr
jlingcn Mdnncr in Die 9lrmec einae.
trcten iiiO, bnbcn monde GiIcnbob-
ncn ooumtcr oic u9aItimore.O6ic",
bcihlofcn, sic 9lItcrSgreu5e 6inais.
5uIdiebcn. gisber mar oicicl6e 40
Sabre. Tie u@altimore.C6io~ bot
nm iognr oic bcreitS aus Dem Iicnlt
getretenen @eteroneu mieoer alIfge.
fOroert in ben Gent 81 trrteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
S5uttc nidJt rcailtrirt.

2nnoipr6 Garter, cin % Sabre
alter 9legcr bon Gar. 1922, 9loro-
GoI6onu. StraBc, iuilroc pou oem go
li5iIten s5ricS bonn noroneliliden
lhtritt Derbnitet, neil er imterlaHen
bate, iidJ fir sic 9hiSbebmg 81 reei.
itriren. Gr mnroe aeItern Morgen
Dem 9'im0es Nlarirbna Stodbaur
iiberlpIeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
SlmtOulO6il.struicm.

SOlpere Wel0traIeH lUe8el Ser'
lebilug ser 9lttomobil.Gori6rii-
ten ouierlcst. Die 3o6l ser
gcr6aitiugen fleiuer, ais in Der
@orwode.
Ger StaatS g(utomobiI Commit
lar iii6rt ieinen @laL oae 9lutomo.
bil.llc6elt6Gter sur Straie 81 6rin.
gen. crioIgreid ans. @d6reuo Der
ioebeu bceuoeten &ohe Duroen 20
2iccn5cn iuSpenOirt. @oli8eiridter
I'M Staute pcr6Gngten cine 9ln5abl
i6merer e5eIoiiraien Gle 8ubl ser
9erbaitlmgen mar in ser Dergangc-
men @obe nieorieer, ais in ben Dor.
bergebenoen. Sn ser Stoot 9aIti.
more belief lid cine Strafe ouf 500.
Gie bon Der 9Goli5ei perbdngten Stra.
fen Iino, mie folgt:
Baltimore gomaro 9Im 81,
grncIt z. 6ronf $40, Sos. Sutton
500, 9lrt6ur Smith So, Gilbert
S'Gn6 ST. sSreOcrid 9. $1,000 81,
5poneo 91epbergcr SO, 3. @eistittel
SO, goworo 9. &edoro 50 Sobu 6.
g9estler SO, Samcs $. Grlitt 500,
@eorae aaitenoife $5, @illiam $.
Sing $40, @omaro 6. 6Iaig $25,
81. q. gad6ous $tt, SenrD s9oies So,
R. SO. SteDens, it,, Sc.
grootlpn 6. IS. Smith ST.
Sroitbura 1T s. 5. Satbuwap So,
Sugb 2. 8edel So, @. u. Snpoer
$25.
gIubcusbiira g. Nl. garId
I$tO.
geTtminiter - @. GuscIboro $tt.
@aicott GitD y SurrD Cooper
$40.
6aaerstomn @nD g. 2oOis
$25.
glunopoIis - @. s. elliott $t1,
g9iQiom Stofes $50.
Clifton ~ @m. 9iepnoIos 500.
Qie ioIgen0en @bauffeurs.2icen3en
nuroen iuspenoirt;
@iaiom S. Sing g}r. 454, Sa-
| ioDette.9lpcnlle;
So6n z. @einboIO bon 9rootIDn,
Mo.
So6n Z. 6jimtbcr, 91r. 1910, Sit.
3oDettc- 5troBe;
Serbert Sorris, gtr. 220S, Gruio.
@in.9lbenuc;
Nlouricc Nliacr, O1r. sos, @eit-
2erinaton-StraBe;
Somes Wfo0oor, gSr. 70612, NeIt.
Sorotoga-StraBe;
0lottbeu 8. McGauncp, 9ir. 1914,
| 9(isquit6. .StroBe;
SSuueS u. G'@rien Ger. 225, &C..
Stridcr-StroBe;
SomueI @rod, ir, 9lr. t21, 9SorO.
Grctcr- StraBe;
SarrD @riggS, 9ir. 507, @oIoman-
StroBc;
9. 9anaert 9loif 9lr. 1929, g..
Garoline-StroBc;
s. u. @rig6tiou, gtr. 12t, Gretcr-
StraBe.
9iuumunO 91oriD, g1r. 2iz 0lt.
GroB-StroBe.
Gie iolgeuoeu 0'otorrao.2icen5en
Imurocn iuspenOirt:
T s. IS. COea, gtr 73O, gtoro-@iI.
I.nor-Strobe;
Biuiam Stcpcnion gsr 6is, Gin
mooO.9lpenue;
Sernian s. IDnu bon @ouans,
IMo.;
gilbert 9bal bon @oobloiun MO.
Operators-2iccn5en muroen wie
folgt iuspenoirt:
George S. aaitcn6ife bon Slide.
liter, MO.;
9Qomie Z. 4sieriou Otr 1902,
I@arlpid.9lpenue;
Sugo 9erniteiu Oir. 1901, Sit.
l9altimore.StraBe
st6e Wtarcns, gtr. 2t4, Siio-6re.
Oerid -StraBe;
%. 2. @crtins bon Gotonsoiae,
IiMo.;
&obcrt 6. enlOr 9,r. 2eo. @eit.
observation-disclosures, Baltimore;
gg 9 9It6eO, 9tr. 529, 91orO.gar.
roIlton-glncnlic;;
6reO sseibcnborn, 9ar. 1904, gaD.
iou-StraBe;
@. 3. Foe6Imait gtr. 2t Cafe
W}ontebeao 9errace;
@ertruoe Sitter bon 9opie, W1O. (;
SenrD g. G6nrIes, Nr. 2530, Dit
Baltimore -StraBe;
qoiis gt- SnOIcr, 92r. t7t7 ct.
@aaI-5troBe.
gni3oecn puroen 6ie ioIgen0en 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Seoer NlilitdrpiIidtiae miro BON
Mai6iugton aus in aennthiB ges
icbt. mann or sur f0rperliden
@riiiuna erideinen muB- USE
Die 9eireilng pom Dlilitdroienlte
no1 ser f0rperliaen @riiilng 5lI
crlongen III.
Iie 2ooiung lit ooriiber mo ieoer
Ser 9legiitrirteu iollte bente piiien.
ob cr 81 oenienigen gebort, pelde
3uerit 8ur 0fuiteruna onigerllien
meroeu Ios critic Guotim ueldes
icoc ggaro lno ie0er Giitrift i'm
Staaie MarDlon0 sur groBen glrmee
Der 1lepublif lieiern muB, lit ipie
iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

ten miiIien minOeIiens orei Dlal io
piel Qeute oiigerufen peroen mie
slr qfus6eblug beitinmt iino 8iele
mer0en ipegen f0rperlihet @e6re1en
3uriidgeiebt uno nnOere peroen allf
onore @riinOe bin bonn WliIitdroienlt
befreit @eiude Inn 1ienIt6efreinng
miilIen inncr6ol6 iieben Gaeen nab
Der 1r3tlicjen llnteriuhung eingereidt
peroen. Seoer glusoelooiie lpirO BON
Dem goge oer drjtlihen Friifnu1
brieili6 III aenntniB geiest
Tas ariegsoeportemeht bat ierncr
foIgeuoe 0legeIn Urr0ifentIicben laI-
fen.
gutrdge auf GienItbereiimg ODER
8uriiditelninq bei ben WltiteriIngs.
be60roeu (2ocal 9oaros), aIio oa,
loo gie iih 5rr Muiiertng itellen,
fonneu uur aug beithnniten Grim
ben, nidt meaen 8eIddiiieimg in ei-
ner SuouIirie, ole sur ariegTiibriug
o0er ionitpie fiir oas 2ano notbig it,
9eitelt mcroen.
gei Der glnsiiillilng mo Ginrci.
dung ser 9Intrdge brauden Sie fei.
men g(nuaIt, Gs 1T 9lmudlten brett
perboten. IN Die W2uiiernngs.2In
aeH6eten ein3ugrciien liiiD oafiir be-
5ahlt 3ii ueroen.
ssniorniren Sie iid) idon ictt Oarf
iiter, o6 uno aus pelhcn @riinoen
Gie pom Nlilit1rOienit ireifommeH
hi f0nncn glou6en
9Intraae ailf IienIt6efrciung oOcr
9nriidiicIlimg fonucu crit nadj Der
1rltlic6en llnteriudung alio pcnn
sic forpcrIicb tqigIib 6eiuuoen NOR.
ocn iiu0, geitellt mcroen,
geeni Sic eiiieu ioI6en glntrag
Iteacn poIIen laiien sic iih gleidj
mu Gage S6rcr 1rjiliner ltntcril-
dbnng aui ocn gireniI Der NllIite-
nmos6c5oroe Gin oa3u not6ioes 6or.
mulor ac6cn &erlnrgcu sic u5ornI
1i0 ior exemption oocr u6ornr 12l
for oiSharge,~ ie nah Siren @riit.
sen. @cnn oic Diuiterlngs6cb0roc
feine 5ormilare oorr6t6ig Bat oanlt
iaiien sic lid elm u5orn-@onipblet"
aeben nno idrei6en sic iid oaralIs
OaS 6etreiienoe 6ormulor ab.
Ger 9Intraa nif Tienit6eireilna
fam iiir Sie audi DnrA auOere 9ser-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Qrddtiac Gd1airass unD @urtun.6Inh. unb
Weffcrfuifs (crFltrluucu

Seocu @onneriiag mi 8 ll6r Uloraens 0us
rid $50 glbenoS llto Sanlags I'M llDr
Nahmiiiags; 5liriid 10.45 glpenos @anpler
gglnuapo!iS% pull bet oenI Diliortl9eH !syseorees
Der beliebteiteH Gourcn aus Der Staot. Bil'
Icie 6Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Die pradtbone @urt 1epuFt. unO 9etteriOn.
(frfurftnu

C5ebirqslGcencrie uno ole ar0ben Bricen.
g}idt5 ,scbi iiber Den @uSquebdnnasSluB. Ser
populdre ,0anlpier n@msqnebanna" Wiiimo65
1 tl6r ytd6mlitags; 5nrid nm II llbr 2lbenoS.
Gonniags, 10 llbr Bormliiags; 6itnd I'M 3
llbr Abeuos. Biuete o0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

ggaDsoountbes8dbs ulo GbopianisThtBs@r.
furlion 100 WieIen; GaI5palier; ben gnna
5cn Iag Der ricbiige 9etensrcier fir ainoer;
Sampler nGnnnn @tleS". 9eniiQas ilno @olIs
neritaes, ubr WiorgcnS; ourid II llDr
NbeIos. BiQete 60c. CSulib-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
.]}iucr OirlIl YarE

3er epielplat brs golieS.-@iitorcsi muS iii6l.
Walaiuunc fiir bic 9inoer.
sSreil - 5rei! - SrciI
Bon bis $50 Gd6mitnes Seoeu Gu6miifdg
ulsaeronlMeit Sdnliag
1aBrtcn ani Der Ben Smr, bcr Cfo Min, Der
iccHiidcn SaBm nro ocn 0accr Hipc.
OJrt Npiclla nit ieueu fBnialideM WiariUnCt.
ten uno EMHldl nnc Subj.
Wiuntag, WiithuDdl unb Srcitag Gammittags:
NinoerGaruUa I'M libr.
Sie tan5enoen @uppeH bon gouuq's Wiiuionen
Dollar &ier 5u gltlantic Giib.
epeiellc pnirutiide ntb WSlitdr.Niuit.
gmsqeliibrt bon Der Jiobal Nrhllerie gano,
Dirigirt bon 9Srul Sig. SaIOdiore GriunHo,
Dem grbBicn IrombonsSpieer Der gSeIt
etenwalo'S Srdleiter aui benz Sau56obeH.
10i DerIniebcue 9lrteH, inu itdI 5u aniiirem.
ger1mtc ecetbier.DinerS Mb aC6dmpiie
3rebic.
Seutc g6cnO nm 7.3O.
Mnipramen bpn ben Metrniirun0s Sii5iereH
Der rcgnldreH Snn6csnrmec.
Qommt DinGls nnb tbut Cure Shuoiateitl
5 GeHtS 6dgrselO,
(Snli22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
MnnapoliS nnb gaeit yliDer.
Zen gau5eH gag aiii BEN Sal5walier.
egautilteus(frfuriinit

Ier p0pMlare 1ampier ,,CfmnIa 0Iilcs"
Wioniaps, WdiipodS uno 5teiaas llbr
@loreens; 5urild unaeidgr 8 ubr Gbenos;
/ 80 yahmittags Sine leBr nusgepd0lte
Iolir; oiel Blnb mo CUTE yiaDloelen Btl.
lete 50c., mIs9cnonIlHeH SpHnidgs, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
eummtaa gladlmiiIaas GOnsert.

Senete 9}odnIittag I'M A llbr 30
giebt oie Organiitin pima 8. Better
ion cine 9iecitation i'm o4eabo0D
NuiifsGonieroatorium" Gies lit Oas
ie6ste CONCERT ser Saiion, gegebeu
bonn oFea6o0p Nluiif-GonIeruato.
RUM" in @erbinOuns nit Ser Som.
meriduIe oes oSobns Sopfins Sl-
Itituts". Gs 1T Scr Gefientli6teit
suqGneIid. WlouOe gilbert, GontraIto,
SoliiIin in Der 3meiteu Stride ser
G6riltli6en ggiiienidaitler" uno i'm
Sar Siuai Ieupel miro SRI. @eter-
Jon i'm folgenOen @rogramm uiiilti.
rem: Dios3fopsfi 0Menuet~ );
@oeamaun n4riere a 9lotre
Game~ fir Orgel $. z. 9lrleie6
.Geep 93iber" fir Gontralt; @agner
n n@reliloe~ 81 uGarliial" fir Dr.
gel; @ouuo0 oG6e Eeace oi @oO"
fir GontroIt; @uilmant n6iinfte
Sonate" iiir SrgeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
sUl1eiter.GO..S ..SOareH.
9 pl M G fer.

Bipel ehInOen iSabrt aueF iiber bic QIai,
Der beliebte Sampfer oHOniIe".
Nabrten bel 1ag unb Wluubenlheu,
Wsultt unD TnM5.
WtontaGS. &ienllaaS, 9omerlags mo Greis
tags S.45 BornI 200 uno GAO yldbm.; Wdtta
pods Samliaes mo Sonnia9S, $40 9orm.
uno 200 0agbn.
Gripanene Soc, anoer 25c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
Rice Hulls, Once
Waste, Now Used
AS Fertilizer

EAGLE LAKE. Tex. Dec. An
extensive demand for scorched rice
huus for use MS a fertilizer prom.
lses 20 be created az result or the
successful experiments that were
conducted In Louisiana during the
past season.
This product ~ the rice mills has
heretofore been Clsssed a. pure
waste In the aggregate the out
put or the mills each year Is enor.
nous It's value as a fertilizer is
said % lie IN the fact that 70 con
tains as high as one per cent Of
potash. about me same percentage
OF phosrhoric aid and slightly less
than one per cent ~ nitrogen.
The sCorrhed hulls are more
quickly assimilated In The soil than
most other fertilizers. IL is said. All
that is necessary ia 70 spread them
over the. ground and plough them
under
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05

herself 20 meet the future.
With her newly-revealed strength
she now wants TO take back her bs.
bies and make a home FOR them ee
she didn't dare do when she WAS
FIRST thrown on the world But tlRs
sister.inlaw. the adopted mother,
has stubbornly refused the real
mothers appeal FOR return OF her
offspring
The mother has applied 20 this
law for settlement oil the dlapUhe
and reversal TT ire adoption prSr-
ceedings. Feeling herself another
woman in courage and resourceflGl-
ness from the frightened creature OF
two years ago. but the same 10
mother love, she r. enfeavoring IN
bring the court 10 see that she has
morally, II not strictly according ID
the letter OF the law 20 which she
once felt forced 20 yield. right %
the possession OF her children szr
cred mother right, and that thee,
TOO. have a right 10 the love that
none but mother can give the N.
50 she demands the return or wha
her heart never gave up and never
will give up, bonk OF her bone flesh
or her resh, the children AaEa az
her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05

Ny land, YOU look just Ike
snow bird
Wen. I guess I am AIrs Peu
said She entered sayN I've come
take tea with YOU LuClnda-that
is. II you'll let me Fred Us away
and am so lonesome ] couldn
-tsF- home ai-aF4--4an-h4lz ------
So / said 10 myself y bee lucinda
is lonely too Ill jgsl SO and see
II we won't both De- happier FOX
keeping each ether company Let
me get rid of this coat and TIL
show you what I've Rot r The has
ket when you 20 visiting uneX-
pectediy. you know. you must take
along something lest SON ind your
hostess unprepared 81 least that's
the way We always did out where
lived before married Fred Ialk-
ing thus she fiuns aside her coat
AM cap and proceeded 70 uupRck
the basket Lucinda looked on III
Amusement. tinctured with surprise.
as she set our upon the table a cold
roast chicken, salad. oranges. and
little pot of FAXED beans There
she said, Il guess that's ALL How
are you Lucinda may stay
maynt H.
Oh. you blessed creature sac
Lucinda. II / couid only MAKE
yol feel how welcome you are
Then she went on 90 tell Helen Pell
about the little spread she had made
for Matilda and how Matilda could
not come because she had already
.lnxIled- cnulnarx- Ind how dlzaL.
pointed and lonely she bad lelt al
tho prospect Of sitting down 20 eat
alone.
Helen laughed ar the recital
Then she helped Lucinda set The
table. II WIS Helen who placed the
geranium IN the center OF the table
for decoration, Helen who car up
the chicken and gave everything
that most delicious sauce a. all. the
happy association og her young hu
NOR Lucinda ate and ate and
laughed until she was flushed as
girl She had never bad such a
good time In her life
After supper they washed The
dishes together and then they sat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05

has streNn German corpse around
The Cambria bulge.
II was rumdrcd today that Hlndfn
bsrg had either been on me cam
!. brai front or was there now.
SO Par Germany's most powerful
efforts have failed 90 hatien out
Bvng'e bump in tho direction OF the
German depot city. The Germans
first 0biectiyes were not even
reached
The completeness OF the failure ot
the German plans was Illustrated IN
a prisoners statement today that
German Uhlans lcavairy) we're he'd
for days in readiness behind the
lines for the break in The British
front that the Germans schemed To-
attain, but which they did NOT
achieve.
The artillery Ere In The whole
Carbrai sector was incrcas7ng i0cdl
and The massina of more infantry
force forecast anorher drive Inc
German remf0rcements have como
from various parts OF The western
front
/ was Dr. } lihUff~ SUNDAY wa t-i7
local British advance in me
Passchendpole region and at ihR
time comment was evoked on enc
G,cf thst the German barrRga was
= ne minutes lorC ana OF much lishI
n fore Than that % any previous
fighting Tho answer WAS aprtreHi
either ths British uus had knock
ID tho eueuv ariIihfy or th. iT'l
mans had beer hdraVins ihei
uiecee fo- usn oc ino her from &c
latter was anl1V9taiy The cor'er.
assumption
Apparent Hindenburg and Rup'
precht will continue the battle az
Cambria as long as truops are ayai'
able
Every British officer and Touny
liz confident The Bcche viii bee un
able 10 make much headW ay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
THE OLD RELIABLE
BLOOD BUILDER

still retains its supremacy People
sul take Hoods Sarsapariila Doe.
cause IN h. an old family friend, bass
proved its merit % three Reneru.
uons-in purified blood. expelled
humors. restored appetite. relieved
rheumatism. banished tired feelings
n long ago became Recognized 8s
the standard blood purifier aud gen
eral tonic. n lt originated In n Uos-
Ton physicians successful prescrip-
ton and comprises medicinal roots.
herbs barks and berries such As are
often prescribed for ailments ~
The blood, stomach. liver and KID
ncys Buy DO in The same style pack.
axe YOUR mother bought IL Insane
tne appearance same pleasant
taste. same cerRinty OF good re.
suIts-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
TENER CLASHES
WITH JOHNSON
League Leaders To Match Wits
In Wartime Baseball
Scrap

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Got. rem
er. president OF tho National league.
il about 10 match his strength with
that OF Ban Johnson in war time
baseball scrap.
A policy Of antrcalamity bowling
will be placed squarely before Ma
tional league magnates by GOV, Ten
er AZ the meeting here next week.
johnson. meanwhile. IS crying for
stringent reductions all along the
line, including a shortening Of tho
playing schedule.
Gov. Tener declared today that 20
far he had received no word ~
joint meeting in Chicago OF National
and American league msgnates 20
discuss wartime economy. He ar
ready has made II plain he sees no
reason for taking drastic steps. Now
he stands firmly against any plan
for reducing the player limit, which
stands AZ q. TO Is.
The policy OF Gov. Tener IS 70
present tho best baseball possible
under war conditions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
COUNCIL CUTS
AUTO POUNDING
FEE TO DOLLAR

The council Tuesday night. by a
vote OF % 10 IA, ordered the fee
for impounding automobiles reduced
from 81 10 81 Then an attempt
was made TO make the action bind
ing by moving 10 reconsider the
vote. but as this required a two
thirds majority Il failed " passage.
II was Aid. krOnk who offered
the resolution The fact that his
own car has been impOundef 10
times is said by some of his col
leagues " be the inspiration for his
action, but he denies any selfish
motive. AID Dill. who shares with
Kronk the responsibility for legislat
ing for the Sixteenth ward. accused
his associate Of being a law breaker
in that he violated the parking law
so frequently
Aid Kronk. who sat AZ Aid Dill's
side, arose and declared ihat Aid
Dill himself was a law-breaker and
that he violated the law By entering
saloons on sundays
"If ! have ever done that. re-
piled Dill it was when I entered
Aid. Kronk's saloon on Sundays"
More than an hour was spent IN
discussing the resolution much 70
the amusement Of the biz gallery
crowd, which had no idea how
funny the council could be.
The police department opposes
the reduction and II is believed that
Mayor Marx will veto The action
In the last no months. with The high
rice. Here cars have been ina
tina city s35.fS1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
Mother Love Is Above Law.

the poor mother consented. know.
ing that her loved ones would have
comfortable housing. proper food
and clothing With breaking heart
wondering what would result from
her puny efforts 70 hammer a living
out % an adamantine world. she
struggled on alone
--------w0y years the young mother
worked Her contact with the
world awakened in her strength she
didn't know she possessed, enabled
her 10 find herself az she never
dreamed she could She progressed
professionally, till now she ehrns
unusually good pay, with promise
OF an increase that will make her
income sufficient for herself and
her children. But better. she has
gained self-conhdence unknown 20
the timid widow. who. seeking their
greatest good. gave her precious
ones 20 be adopted She has de-
veloped her capabilities and no
longer fears. for she has equipped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-05
McCOURT AGAIN
BEATS PALMER

McCourt was the victor TUESDAY
evening in The interstate three-cush-
Ton billiard tournament in the Rec.
reation theater. when ne defeated
Palmer McCourts high nun was
seven IN 80 innings His average
was $50. while Palmer's high run
was FIVE and his average 700. The
match was played in 10inning
groups
Pierre Maupome again defeated
Harry Cooler in Cleveland Tuesday
evening taking the game by a 5000
score. Maupome overcame Coolers
handicap ~ 10 points In the twelfth
inning