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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
RULES FOR $40
ACRE ENTRYMtN
REaCI.Ar,ONs WEcENriN ,sscH,'
rl,OviDE tDW METHOD az
MANn,iNa PETITIONS CNDsW
STOCK HOMESTEAD LAWS

undcr II. regulations recently Ia
sued by tho department. tho district
land once viii not accept or reject
petitions tor dcsisnAtion. but In casos
where ihcy consider tho pstttiaa do
fectiv. ar insufficient. they mail y
copy of circular No, ass aud = copy of
Circular No. a3<. which ssplaia tho
requirements,
II an applicant under the stock
raising homestead Law receives thesS
circulars from the land once II IL =
aolice to him that his petition Tor
designation Il defective. and that Il
viii not bc scnt ,o Washington Tor
thirty days. during witch time he
may Glo u now petition II no desires,
II hs does not do this tho old p~ti.
ton will bo srnt TO Washington aud
await It's turn for action by the ciAast.
aeatioa division, when Il II reached
u may bo rejected. ar held up Tor fur.
lh~r oSidcarc. causing much delay
and poa.ibiy the loss of tho cniry.
Practically all Of tho petitions nissi
before the regulations woro issued arc
defective. 50 every cniryman under
this Law should watch tor this notice
aud make u nov petition u needed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
SEEDS OF rnE CoClxLEa
POISONOUS I'd rOCLTNY

o. A. c. Experiment Station. Cor
Wallis. June 3e.-Coekle ssed b pots-
onous TO poultry. and Il eaten In aAy
easnsity will cause extreme sickness
ard death. This fact vas Asesrtainsd
ia an Investigation Of the death q
number OF small eAieksas whose h.
te>tines showed syaptoms Of poison.
Ing.
some OF the dead birds we're cent
to the poultry department along With
samples Of . commercial poultry feed
that had been fed TO the dock but for
short time. The Investigation
showed that the intestinal tracts vsrs
severely inaamed and the linings un.
dergoins Fermentation and swelling.
A report made BY the seed testinG
laboratory showed . great variety ol
weed seeds. amoAg then many oeeds
Of COW cookie. the seientiae name oi
which Is vaccaris vaecaria. The pois-
oaous nature Of this weed seed va
confirmed by reessenes 70 The botany
department, % that there b eoaviae-
ing svidencs that eeekle eaused the
death Of the chickens. The seed ID
much smaller than wheat grains and
should Be screened out In threshing
Presence Of cookie in poultry feed
can b detected By examination IN
lees the seed has been crushed. Tht
cookie seed 10 . round. hard and
black or dark colored seed. and about
the sire OF rather large pinhead. Il
b covered with . thin. hard she'll
When broken open the inside resem
bles somewhat the inside Of graaiE
Of wheat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
IS
NEED Of RUSSIA
RAILROAD MINISTER AaVs i.0sO
wANrSD lAlMEDlArHi.v M Ol'.
EsaArE lDl.E Cara AND MORE
NEEDEn LATER

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June "a
"Locouotives. locomotives. and sti,l
more locomotives. 10 Russia's funda.
mental need." according to Professor
i.omono6. the railroad ministcr with
the Russian mission.
"0ive " locomotives and No shall
give you military success" said Nthe
minister.
He further said that Russia needs
one thousand lo-wheel American To-
comosives 10 put the eouutry's idle
ears iAto operation Immediately. More
viii - needed later. he said.
Ambassador Hakhmesie6. head of
the Russian mission. emphsticaily de.
clared In an address to congress sat-
urday. that the Russian people them
selves oppose . separate peace With
Germany.
Russia wants . 6rm aud lasting
peaee bstvesa all democratic ma
tions," said the ambaaador.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
MACH|NE GUNS
USED ON Ft|MtRs
ONH RiOrER kll.l.ED vENrEWnAI
At CORK WHEN lVllCH rAiL
rO QrE,.l. DISTURBANCES wirH
THEIR ClcRs

CORK. ireland. June 3s.---Machtns
guns were used on Slim relnrrs In
disturbances sunday. after the police
had failed to restore order with their
clubs,
One rioter was killed and another
severely wounded. A doaen wcrc scnt
To tho hospital With bayonct and 9th.
cr wounds.
The riot was Quclled without
bringing troops into action. A Cen
tral Ncwa dispatch says that thirty
we're injured and ono police inspcctor
was seriously injured. Several 20
licemcn had narrow cscapes,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
HUGE D. 5. FLAG
RAISED At GROVE
ONE OF THE FEATURES Of An.
NCAL OREGON ENCAAllsNaENT
OF q. A. r. AT EOREsr GROVE.
now N SESSION

FOREST GROVE. June 2s.-Rais-
ing and dedication Of . huge Amer
lean 6ag will be one OF the features
Of the annual Oregon encampment OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic. wo-
mans Relief CORPS. and the Ladies' oi
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
which opened here today. The ses-
sions will continue until the evenins
OF June 3Sth.
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
will participate in the program. Band
concerts. receptions and . baby pa.
rade are included In the events.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
RAILROAD WIPED
OUT BY FLOOD
BREAKING or sAAxor" "sss"'
vOlR DAM N CrAa DESTROYS
rHOuaANDa o. DOLLARS Of
CROrs-CRli'rl.Sx RAILROAD

SALT LAKE. June 3s.--The entire
branch Of the Denver Z Rio Grande
railroad at Sconeld was completely
wiped out yesterday. due to a dam
break. according to meaxrc reports
received. Communication has almost
entirely been cut on.
Scoaeld IL ave miles from whore
the mammoth reservoir dam. near
Fairvicw. Utah. broke Saturday night
destroying thousands OF dollars worth
Of crops.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
SHASTA VIEW WILL
Rlns CALLED FvlR

SHASTA VIEW. June ss.--Bids
will be called for tomorrow to b
opened July II. At Z O'Clock. for the
drilling and casing Of = well at the
Shasta View school house. Bids arr
to Be sent to Mike Dobry. chairman
Of the school district. or Ars. c. u.
Kirkpatrick, clerk, address Merrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
TWO NEEROs8 KILLED
Bv SOUTHERN MOsss

ST. LOUIS. June 3s.--Mobs have
killed two negroes In different cities
after the negroes had been charged
with attacking white women.
Chester Sawyer. one OF the negroes.
was taken from the Galveston jail
and hanged. shep Trent. the other.
was taken from the officers at cieve.
land, Fla. and shot.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
KLAMATH RED CROSS

Falls during the week Tor the benefit
of the Red Cross are ~ follows;
Chairman msmbsrsh,p comm,it~e---
r. u. Dunbar.
Team i-ovtiy,aO rswas. ossrVs
..Waltsa chalsmaN-
Fort klamath. chairman. Lester
Kirkpatrick,
chiioauin. chairman. Mrs, urma ilas.
10y
Klamath Agency. chairman. Mrs. J,
u. Bedford.
Aodoe Poia,. chairman. Miss Ethel
i.amm.
Aisoma. chairman. NJ. chr.s,msn.
Roy AppissatA
Merrill. Mn. n. 4. Hiitos.
Aaiin. chAiru,an. y. u. S,astnsy.
~. l.ski. vairvisw. Hsaisy and l4oas
Pine. chairman. T, N. Case
Keno. chairman. Grant Nelson.
Pisvna. chairman. e, a. Hunt.
wosdsn. Chairman. T. L. Welt.
nonnsa. chairman. Mrs. Panoas.
l-osslls. chairman. Mn. A. l. 0ais.
Aildsbsand. chairman J. Wight.
Ptas Grove. chairman. chAs. Mack.
Pelican nay Lumbar Camp. Odessa
and Eaxis Ridge. chairman lev PritcA.
ard.
The BY country viii work through
IL local orsAnisation--Mr Dixon.
chairman.
Team Z
House 10 house canvas:
t1rst Ward. chairman. Miaa Maud
Baldwin: wosksss. Mn. y'rsd 0osilsr.
nrs. chas. Roberts. Mn. lion J. zum
Walt. Mn. d. v. Kuyksndaii. Mrs. ".
O. Smith.
0Hcoaa Ward. chairman Mn. o. ".
kobertson: workers.. Mias Rsith. Miss
AcAndrews. Mn. VIII l-ss. Miss Mar.
ortwitc1.
Third Ward. chairman. Nm. n. T.
WsttsnburE: vorken. Mrs. I. G. Van
Reilsn. Mn. Earl Hili. Nm. o. l.. Car.
tsr. Mn. J. II. 0arrstt.
Fourth Ward. Hot Sprinss section.
Mn. L. q. Hail and Mn. w. r. John.
son. chairman: workers.. Mn. A. d.
Miller. Mrs. Sargent. Nm. Geo. Wait.
ARA. Fred Schaliock.
Fourth Ward. Mills Addition section.
Nm. Alexander. chairman.
Fifth Ward. Head Of Canal section.
ks. J. c. Drocksnbsoush. chairman: :
worksrs. Nm. J. J. Steissr. Mrx. DuFgs
Mason. Mn. e n. Chilcots. Nm. Fred
Fleet. Mn. Lawrence Motsch nbscher.
Mn. Glenn lIorsnx.
Fifth Ward. shippinston section.
Nm. 3. r. Yancy. chairman: workers.
Nm. u. Putnam and Nm. II. Hamilton.
Ffth Ward. Pelican City section. C.
d. Taylor and Ed Pike.
Team 3.
Solicitors OF business mon, chair.
man. Captain J. w. 6iemsns. q. r.
Rsamss.
Team 4
Publicity. Pred Vlsst. chairman; n.
D. Nortsnson. w. o. Smith. W. II. Ma.
son. Fred Dunbar. Nm. r. T. Wsttea.
burg.
Team 3
Booths In business places. Mrs. ".
r. Johnson. ehairmsn.
Team 9
TO arrange aanouncsmsats With
churches. lodges. etc.. Dr.. l. q. John.
s0n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
k'',''' G. N.''
kl.AMArW ptoxExR
DukS At ~ WEARS

KENO, June 3G.--"0randaother"
Snowsoose died sunday Aoraias a
s;so O'Clock. at the age q ~ ysars
and ! months. Death vas due to
rheumatism. She has not been able
TO walk q step In three years,
The funeral services we're held at
Keno this afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

The ee.insvranes clause 10 al right
In ssu,s eases and aii wrong In others.
y sure yeW understand this clause be.
fses having u attached to any Of your
pOileieo. Ask chiieets. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
The Oal,~s Man bradshaw. Sve,s,.,.

SALEM. June 20. -,-- 0oystno,
w,thycombs has appointed r, "
Wilson of The ba,ls. to succeed m,
late Judge bradshaw ~ cireui, judx,
Wilson WAS formerly di.iric, a,oru,,
and II The son u J, u, Wilson. ar,,
circuit judge ot the old Eastern D,.,
trtct. and \ former CONGRESSMAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

|rOR SALE OR TRADE Eighty acres
REIMBURSEMENT ave miles south Of
|rort Rock. Lake county. Ore: 20 acres
|cleared: all fenced: two wells; good
house and other buildings: Joins neigh.
|Aora: near school: will trade for good
|nodern automobile. Ford preferred. or
|sell for cash. H. Z Kirkham. Baxnor,
|Calif. Eat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
Mll.l.NEN WANTEp,

wantSd--Two canthook mcn and
three millmcn. bis Lakes hos Co..
the old Havidsc plant. 3s.al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

J. W, Utter was down on business
from Fort klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

chiDeete has the exclusive sale Of
many 81 tlse best farms and ranches In
ths Klamath Dasin. Have . ieek b.
fere buylRe. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

Ron 9ALE-Eight milch COWS: s head
q Aorses and mares: Ho,stein bull:
husrey Is good "a new. ", II. Todd
ranch. miles northeast Of Merrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

FOR SALE-Furniture and rugs at
the Ciairmout. ::s Fourth street.
Phone 1851 ss-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS
HARM LANDS

FARM LANDS
TpE GOVERNMENT needs farmers
- well ~ fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres Of Ore
goh 1 California Railroad Co. grant
lands; title revested in United States:
"a ~ opened for homesteads and sale.
Contains some Of the best land left
jn<:the United States: large copy.
Sighted map. showing land BY sec
tisns and description Of soil. climate.
rails fall. elevations. temperature.
sse.. By counties. Postpaid 81. Grant
Lands Locating Co.. Box so. Port
land. Oregon. 23-7St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA gone
~. Jans1' 1eadaahe 4oWdagD
sivs iastaat sSlia(-oeGe
&ns . yashSe.

x;;,::,,s.!,c :g,,::,'f g e. ~! ~
neaaale - u. Jaass' HeadaSAs Nv.
dsss vhIsh eest saly 10 eeals . pesk.
~ q aay dug st6es. lts ~ 9uisk.
-. euFsse hsadssAs sslisi In ths whels
world poat su9esi nallsve ~
sgoay ssA distress ,aevi You ca.
Mll)loas oi Weo sDd Wooea have
lnasd net headaehe asd nHuralgis
.lss'y y ssslosas. 0st vhss yss ssk
u. N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

oedes ears for hire. phenns Glenn
Jshnssn Or l. Z. sullivan. 10 Palm
ciOar Store. 16-12t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

Buy Kodak nlms at Underwood's. No
eharee tor developing them. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
TUESDAY. JUNE -, 1919
beraks CLASSIFIED Advs.
FOR SALE

.HOR SAI.E--One good milch COW.
price $50: one span Indian mules
AnA wagon. See Mcguire at Jewel
knfe. s5-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

Publicity. Pred Vlsst. chairman: n.
D. 1ortsnson. W. o. Smith. W. II. Ma.
son. Fred Dunbar. Nm. r. T. Wsttea.
burG.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
FOR RENT

APARTMENTS at the
Oregon House. 527 klamath ave.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

Solicitors Of business mon. chair.
man. Captain J. w. siemsns. u. r.
RsamsS.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

n Is the blight and plague OF man
kind. for surely nothing else leayes
in its track a train OF evils so great
and terrible.
The democratic government OF
Russia came In TO End Itself all but
overwhelmed with situation the
like OF which had never confronted
any other government In the world.
New Regime Meets Problems Skill
fully.
II had TO nght a great and terri
HE war and at the same time II
had TO operate for the daily lie OF
the nation a machine so riekety
that Il threatened every minute 20
fall IN.
These appalling conditions II Is
meeting with courage and skill.
slowly. steadily. II is getting the
batter OF them.
And here | point out one OF the
most interesting phases OF the Rus
sian story. You see men mat nave
had very little experience In pubic
Affairs or perhaps none at all. VI
A sudden this almost ineonoeivaoie
lob is thrust upon them OF chang.
ing over this enormous machine and
they tackle II and get away with H.
learning how as they 20 along
Because they have the inspiration
of an ideal. they have a vision. they
see something 10 work for million
miles beyond and above the pay
envelope or a place AZ a murder
aus monarch's table. They see the
whole world lighted up for a new
democracy n they can make democ-
racy 20 in Russia and they WORK
without sleep and defy disease or
weakness TO make that vision real.
Every day things 90 better IN
These men are suosutut
ing order for siipsbod and efhcieney
for a mad riot OF laundering.
But they can't do II all ~ once
They can't wave a magic wand and
pxchange a punk old machine for
bright new one.
II is easy enough for people N
,ther lands TO ask why the Russians
ion't do this thing or don't do that
Give them a chance and they viii
10 whatever can be done by human
agencies and do II well, because
hey are carried along TO achieve
nent by the greatest power IN the
World. which is the faith and feel
ng OF democracy.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
10 TONS OF
UNFiTF0OD
IS SEIZED
Health Officer Inches
Starts Drive On Stor-
age Houses
PROSECUTIONS
WILL FOLLOW
Federal and State Off
Gals Are Assisting
In Clean-Up( \

More than 10 IONS % food unnt
FOR human consumption have been
seized from storage houses by me
beard OF heslth's new and en- arged
food inspection department within
The last TWO DAYS. Several ~dealers
face arrest and according * Dr. D..
" Inches. health oflcer vii b.
hailed into court
This food. which constituted an
actual menace % the public health.
has not been destroyed bur b has
been rendered harmless enc has
been "dOcfored' so that Fir could D~f
possibly Do used for food II viii
have other uses however, so lt Nlu
not be a total loss
pT Inches recently greatly en-
lzrced hts food Inspection depart.
trent and combined With the
dairy department. Then he enlisted
he siG oi . state and federal food
expert and started 20 thorcly exam
inc he food situation ir Datrrit
Monday Do Vas called INTO ths
health department abc-atorf by c.
II Chi,son head OF 'he new depart
menL and food ssu0 - we've shown
him An examination and ANALYSTS
convinced The health officer that fur
Their delay WAS dangerous and no
ordered drive" against IMPURE
foods His n'er scattered md Mp.
in as hours rad seized 10 tons o.
actually poisonous foods referred 70
Tbs -lrbaCa' ircludet every
thing from meat 20 eggs ard he'd
long since outltsd IFS usefulness
save for irs chemical or ferti'iz.ng
properties Among other fhrgs
were vast quantities OF rotten eggs.
broken and III bulk These eggs
are used n tanning ard as such a-r
valuable. but FOR food fhel are pos
rively psrilous Yet they were ~
ing sold 10 bakers ~ ~ cents
pound Dr i-r1e7 or erred 81 % 'ar
poured into them. which renders
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

them unfit FOR human consumption.
but enhances their value as a ian
nins fuid
~ Irchcs has ruled that nothing
IN fhe food line be destroyed. ont
thet as war cons eFNation oi re-
sources ur-surc. every thing seized
be 1atcd Tor such uses as o. may
he appHed 20 For that reason his
arne &. attended only 20 remove
from human consumption impure
foods. but to conserve them for leg-
ulffer or somc other valuable puv
pose pr l0ches SAYS De vii take
into the city courts eases against
many Offenders who are endanger
ing The lives and health 90 trustns
CONSUMERS
Great quantities - milk UNIT for
use n rs raw state have been se.z
ed bar there arg many harmless
WAYS of using this While u has
been c0nuscated i' viii be utilized
pr IN ehes saws hc viii continue his
car,paign permanently until every
dealer IN Detroit will b. afraid TO
oNer IN impure or dangerous food
product for sale HC saws the ~
suits thus FAR obtained have been
startling and show the need for the
most vigorous inspection and super
vision ~ stored food products.
IN addition 10 finding what ap
pears 90 pc actual criminal intent
10 SCH impure food. Dr Inches aac
RS san have uNearthed evidence
that many persons have formed com
hines 20 store goods that are even
now reputad 70 be short with The
idea OF LAYER perfecting corners" IN
these commodities and bleeding the
public This docs not come under
fhr Jurisdiction az the health de-
part ment. bur evidence ~ such con
-r-ac.es Is being gathered and Is
being referred "a ne federal author
nics for submission 90 the grand
Jury
r-r mr. Inches and Mr. Chill
son IN TIE food cleanup. which was
t. ltr Times week oi
tua ago, ana wl.ch already has
borne such abundant fr1u-. are IT
e y Evans. federal food and drus
INSPECTOR ard p T. Browne deputy
s-etr dairy and food commissioner
who also pla-~ 10 br,ng charsos
ref-sf Offenders
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
Ton of Magazines Here for
Shipment to Soldiers In france

Detroit and Michigan are respond
ing so we'll 20 appeals .or reading
matter FOR the soldiers that there
is now in the Detroit posIorice more
than a ton OF magazines and other
literature awaiting shipment 20
Trance Many % he magazines
publish notice on The tile page
asking readers 70 attach a ons-cent
stamp and hand them 20 a mail col
lector when they have finished read.
INK them The postoflce Will then
undertake 20 deliver the reading
matter 70 soldiers and sailors en-
gagged In the war No address g
necessary
Under a ruling By he postoSce
department All such nail sent from
any part Of Michigan Is 20 be
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
FEDERATION OF
LABOR INDORSES
PEACE COUNCIL

~. n.--..s E-nFor0 st~w - a hg~
a. IT,. -.y,,1,- ,,so,fnr Wea-ssaay
- 4--.ss -eso,...iors trso-s.
80 ~-.,..-,e. All rYrnoses q,
-, p.i,,..t, rcv1.1 ,or TNarr7~-
IA 49, ava ,oor stems
IAN, - -,,r.-4 an omiiation vith
~. a., ~ 49, -,,~,,srs ~
-. .r .+...4 10 ~ b-f,.e9
-.-..,,--. 4, So ~ ~ che reraaI
-i..1o, 80
49,. 800 - A..
.,....--- ~ 49, t,s,~,,i,- hra-rTS
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

years In the meantime she had
been working IN a large hotel AZ
good wages When the husband
Was drafted be took her back roi
the purpose OF lodging service. But
in the light OF these facts HIS "a
emption claim has been denied
There have been many attempts
20 fake physical disability Gov
eminent agents are investigating q
foreign doctor who has been helping
men evade the draft BY bandaglng
up their legs for "a hours before
they were due 20 report FOR exam
nation This process resulted IN 4
Arstclkss temporary cxsE u vari
cose veins Some 81 the boys 'go'
by" with 10, TOO. n Is said
Judge Murnn announced that II
O.. the 2s division boards have fail
I'd 20 certify a single name 20 the
district board 10 date. Unless they
do so before Friday there Will not
be a solitary man from any Of these
districts in the frst contingent 20
report for duty AZ the Battle Creek
cantonment early in September,
The board Is making an Effort 20
speed VI these boards.
The names OF the division agents
OF the provost marshal and their
business addresses follow:
Highland Park, John L. Austin.
80 1855 WordWSrd-ave.. frst clNi-
sion. Or r : Dupont Nc sll "a
vie whitney oulfirg second alFl-
sion Roland y savage. ~. sntler
building third division, stewart HAN
lev No 1904 Dime Bank build ng.
fourth division Oscar G. Hall No
az Dime Bank building rtth CIV
sion NJ =. Mcmillan. No 22is DINE
BANK sS,,ai7 rs M sE,sfn suli a
ing seventh division. Peter J. Mon
aghan. No sic Majestic building
Ertn division. Walter II jennings.
No sS porter-st ninth division. Guy
ing tenth division. Walter Ford.
NJ 1873 pine Rank building eleV-
enth division. John 4. Sosuow SIT
No S-g Russell twelfth division. ia
cob : Hssr.r. NJ 49,: West Grand
hlvd thirteenth division. Alanson ;.
DIVISION. David X Grow
l.y Nc sit Majestic building ~
tenth division. Muir r. Snow. No
So Vest Fort-st sixteenth division,
~ Commerce seventeenth division,
r ~. Spicer. s-uet Solvay COMPANY
eighteenth division. Alex X. Gsge.
No. "a Larned-st west nineteenth
division Joseph n Marks No. 1870
Juncticn-Rve twentieth division. W
l. GrAui. NJ as Dragoon-sve
,wentv-r-st division. walter Brooks
No 1870 Penohscot building twenty
second division. John Nackay NJ.
1875 Dime Bank 5uilding twerfr-
third division. ?. Goodwi.iie No q
twenty fourth div
.lon Wm NJ Donneliy. ~, l1n- Ford
Nuffsfng t~erty-sfth division Geo.
: DUR. No. - Dearborn ave TWEEN
,v-sixth division. Divte 3 Duffsid.
No IA Union Trust building
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

brought 70 De'roi' ard packed ir
bags here and then ut directly %
an Atlantic port f0r hlqucn'
Thousands 81 pieces ~ mail ave ~
riying in Detroit daily te- t.strtdg
ton n TITS way
Another new ruling 20 fh post
or.ce department jlsr received 1y
Acting P0sfmas'er Thomas
shin, "a 20 me eN-tr taf s'l
magazines and period ,als ~ RI
cannot Do delivered because ~ 40.
factive addresses or to~ amy cor
reason also be forwarded '1 he
soldiers and ire accuunla non -
'reee i- ne Detroit oG~e ie very
large Formerly 81 was no ~ m
o .e office -1 5--.-e s.s mage
zines or sell them 20 teaie- t
paper
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
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The accompanying article IS
copyrighted, 1917, by The News
IA per Enterprise association ~
whose editorial star Charles Ed
ward Russell Is q salaried men-
her. and II Is furnished 20 The
Times BY that association for et-
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Copyright will be promptly re-
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The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
BERLIN PRESSES
l NETHERLANDS

WASHINGTON. Aug. as.-Ger.
many Is bringing pressure on The
Netherlands with a threat to give
her no more steel for ship building
unless these ships are used in Ger.
man interests during the war and
for i've years after. In addition.
Germany has told Holland that she
can have a certain allotment OF coal,
but II she wishes more coal she
must send her own miners into
Germany for It.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

Of what rolling stock there was.
One direct result OF all this was
thar while other parts OF Russia
ran over with food supplies Petro-
grad and Moscow were short OF
food Another was that munitions
and supplies absolutely required for
military operations were hung up
nj the ports or the factories because
there were no cars 20 load them In
and no locomotives 10 haul them.
Surely the curse OF God IL upon
aufocracy and all its works, Surely
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

Probably the first woman in he
United states 70 I'll a position a
state oil inspector IL Mrs John 4.
Knott. who was appointed by ne
governor 81 Missouri 70 III out The
unexpired term OF her deceased aus
band
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

The Baroness Orczy. author OF
The Scarlet Pimpernel." is one or
The most clever az we'll as one ~
The most versatile women OF tho
day She Is equally well known as
q painter. novelist and playwright.