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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
Confident Of SettIemen.

IN spite of the Americans care, how
ever, the MeXicans had little doubt
tonight that full diplomatic relations
between the two governments SOON
would be re-established and that UNI
less unexpected complications should
arise, American troops would be re-
moved from Mexican territory within
few days. The probability Of such ac-
ton was included in the report Of the
last meeting which was telegraphed to
General CarranZa at Quereraro.
The Mexican commissioners said
they expected to leave within a week
for Mexico. Notwithstanding the dis
solution of the commission they ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with the
result, pointing out that with the with
drawal of the American troops the
main object of Carranza in sending
them here would be accomplished.
The Last Session
The last session Of the joint COM
mission continued throughout this lat
ter half of the day. The American
commissioners explained to the Mex
lean representatives that they believ-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16

NfIu SN'1cIb
TO complete the explosion LAWSON
went on to charge that Paul NJ War
burg of the FoucraI Reserve board,
had know ledge of the leah machinery
repeated 4 rumor that Count Won
BCrEGtcrn, the German ambas Sadut.
had mace two millions in the stock
marke: and mentioned list of we'll
known men who, he thought, should
he questioned. The committee prompt
ly issued suhpocnacS for all OF them
Mr. Lawson said he had been told
that Malcolm MrAdoo the secretary
brother, knew Of the icak, as did G. T..
Barney & Co, and Stuart G. GIb-
honey of New York \ Mrs. Ruth
Thomson NisCounti of this city. ho
said, had declared to him in the pres
ence of h.r. attorney That Secretary
Tumulty received his bit and that W
w. Price, one Of the White House
correspondents. was the go-bctween
for Tumulty and others
Pliny Fisk, Lawson said. was the
banker TO whom he referred previous
~ as dominating q cabinet officer. and
Archibald :. White, he said, had give
en- HIM this information.
Representative henry was said by Law
son to have told him. at the conference
that preceded the opening OF the leak
investigation. of reports connecting ths
cabinet officer, banker and senator and
also to have told him of reports that
Secretary Lansing had been seen con
ferring with Bernard Baruch. the Wall
Street operator said to have made n
cleanup on the falling market which
accompanied TIE peace note.
Lawson declared Henry had asked him
on patriotic grounds not to press his
charges. At no time. the Boston nnan-
cier testified, did he ever say he had
direct information.
When Lawson had finished his recital.
Chairman Henry took the stand and
swore that at no time had he mentione
20 Lawson the names the fnancier
brought cut on the witness stand. that
he had no information thcn and had
none now OF his own knowledge: and that
denied generally and completely NIL u
Lawsons testimony relating TO him.
When he had concluded. Lawson rnss
and solcmnly declared that every word
he had uttered OF Tie stand was IN,
truth. SO help ne Cod. withc9t varia-
ton
Continued on Page 8, Column u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Weather forecast for northern New
England: Fair Tuesday and probably
Wednesday, not much change in tenn
p"raturc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
Boston Forecast

Eoston Jan. 15-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Tuesday unsettled.
Wednesday fair: not much change in
the temperature; moderate variable
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
Soon TO Be Member?

aust 80 he was leaving for Washington
Domters admitted that he had been IN
Conference with Fultz several times with
.n the past few weeks and that the latest
.ouyersatlon occurred today. When ask
"a II the fraternity was member OF 'he
ator federation he replied SOY YET
tut soon expect
4 have been In close touch, ne CON
unued. with the officers OF the hasepa'i
PLAYERS Fraternity for some h'tIe time
uow. and while the players organi"a uon
s rot affiliated with us as yet am IN
ran sympathy with their requests anu
actions ana they have my moral support
am deeply interested In the welfare ct
tho ball players and they viii have WV
support IN any action thar they may Sc
~ 80 take IN order 80 better ensuing
Conditions This is all tina. ! care to say
A. this time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
The Commission Quits
MEXICAN-AMERICAN JOINT
BODY CONCLUDES SESSIONS

American Members Recommend Fletcher Be
Sent to Mexico City and Pershing Expedition
Be Withdrawn-Problem Reverts to Presi-
dent Wilson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16

sew York. Jan. ia new phase or
mo threatened strike ~ the baseball
players' fraternity developed here late
today when II was learned that Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American
federation of Labor. and President Da-
,a /. FultE Of the players organiza-
ion had been in conference relative 10
me proposed action of the fraternity
members In refusing to sigh 1917 baseball
outracts until the minor league mag
mates should grant requests made by
no nLMNaIR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
THE WEATHER: Fair

HELP WANTED r
Situation Wanted !?
Read the Want Ads.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
". {. T. /. ELECTS

The W. c. r. L. county convention
held last week Thursday and Friday
at St Louis was very helpful Good
work having been done by the differ
ent local unions. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year:
Mrs. Ella II Wood, president, Al
ma.
Mrs. Norma + Nudge vice-prcsi-
dent, St Louis.
Mrs. Alice Maxon. corresponding
secretary. Wheeler
Mrs. Minnie Crauden, recording
secretary. Alma.
Mrs. Maudc Bollard treasurer
Pompeii.
Rev. Eta $. Shaw Of Grand Rap
ids. national evangelist. was host
stirring the ladies with "a greater ou
tfusiasm for the work before them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03

What Heap oI Happiness II Would
Bring 10 Alma Homes.

Hard 20 do houscwork with an ach-
ING back.
Brings you hours of misery at lei
sure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney pills are FOR weak
Kidneys.
Many residents Of this vicinity en-
oorse them.
Mrs. T. +. Garlock, f. Center St,
Ithaca. Mich, says II had backache
and my kidneys acted irregularly. !
got Doan's Kidney Pills and they re-
hcved me. That happened some
years ago and | publicly recommend
&c Doan's Kidney Pills at that time.
! hold az high an opinion Of Doan' 5
lncw as ! did then
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mrs. Garlock had Foster Milburn
/ Co, Props. Buffalo. y. y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
cHA>crRY SALE

in uur-tain.t and los virtue OF ala order
and iiaer.t Of tht tircuit Court ipr the tnuu-
Jy of Grntint. iu Chanccr,. iu Tie state 81
Michiaan. mua. and entered ou the l6tl
therein p,hdlnH Wherein MARY Baker rs
fiaintin and Herry q. Baker Is defendant.
Notice g. hereby Given that ! shall -,i nt
Ytbiic auction rs th, hivhe.' bidder, go thc
north front door of the Court House, 300 tho
NWlarr ct Ithaca. County ut Grafiot and
place. for holdiur the Circuit Court for -aid
county. ou Monday. the 18th day n Juno
a. H. tgl- at ton O'Clock standard tm"i ln
,nr forenoon 81 said day to raise the amount
clue. ta tine plaintiff Tor principal. interest
costs and expenses one parcel subject 90
given - Jessie 49, Cris-ey for PRINCIPAL sum
oil tWeutV-four hundred dollars 80, 100
which noripA9e s. recorded IN the kcgstcr
~ Deeds office ui Gratiot County. Miehiran.
in hber 1870 If MORTGAGES on PAGE lhof th'
following d.scllbtd pieces and parcels ~ land
situated Ia thr Township of Seville, IN the
County If Grutiot and State ~ Michigan,
and described a. follows
The southeast one quarter tlti 90 the
southwest one quarter ~ o. of section num-
her twenty tZVl. and the northwest one
nuafter tftl of the northeast one quarter
ft, and the northeast one quarter 90 ni
th, northwest one quarter flif ui section
uuntlof twenty t2ei. aii iu township
twelve titt north of ranrc tour go west
pate.. Alma. Michigan. May 3. 4 % 1915.
JOHN u. SPlNNEY.
Circuit Court Commissioner IN and FOR Ora
tiot County. Michigan.
business address Room No. g. foiissky
block Alma. Michienn. .........
Attorney tot Plaintiff
Busincs. address Alma Michigan.
lse-1t-cl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
OBITUARY

The infant daughter Of M and
Mrs F-cd Hutchinson was born Apr.
ii. 1917. and passed from this world
April 25th. Interment was made m
Riverdale cemetery The service was
rendered by Rev. r G. Z Brownlow
OF this city.
Baby Alma Ruth is gore. but not
foi gotten. We loved our darling but
cod had loved her more. and called
hei from this world OF Voc. TO calm
and peaceful shore.
sleep OH sweet babe
And take thy rest.
God called thee home
H. thought IL was best
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
prorer Food for Weak stomach

ITNTET NVI TT T'V'0N
The proper food for one man may
30 all wrong for another. Every one
should adopt "a diet suited to his age
and occupation Those who have
weak .tomachs need to be especially
careful ana should eat slowly and
masticate their food thoroughly. II IS
also important that they keep thcif
bowels regular When they become
constpatcd OF when they feel duh and
stupid after eating, they should take
Chamborlain's Tablets TO strengthen
the stomach and move the bowels.
They are easy to take and pleasan.
IN eTect
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
Don't Delay a Minute

II YOU cannot come iii the day time, come in
the evening on on sunday. There are only 375
lots TO select from, all high and dry level and well
drained There never or ever Will be another
such opportunity offered the people OF Alma
Sharrar & Wheeler will have an extra force
OF statesmen consisting of ten people that will be
ON the ground in their office day or night To
wait on their customers. Don't wait. come now.
Many were disappointed by not being able to 10
cate on our former plats of close in home sites.
Our prices considering the location and size OF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03

the lots are much lower and in many cases one
half the price of any other subdivision adjoining
the City OF Alma.
Our terms are 10 per cent down and per cent
a month and all contracts payable at the banks
This established real estate firm has enabled
hundreds of thrifty, ambitious people in the last
two years TO own their own homes.
Ii will pay every person thinking of investing
i'm Alma to call and look over the plan. \ remark
able offer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03

lying Just east Of and adjoining the factory dis
tlict OF the City of Alma. This beautiful plat
lies along the main road between Alma and st.
Louis.
This plat is conceded by everybody 20 be the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-03
"Old Fair Ground Subdivision

plat that is absolutely certain to increase in val
ue lying between the two cities which are sure to
GROW together.
Buy one or two lots for Yourself Buy one for
your son or daughter Teach them to save.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10

IOST-Sunday. May 8. white ooiits,
brown on ears and rump. VIII paw
reward; have license and tag n.
=. Guy, 548 Warren east Phone
North 1888
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10

Joseph Mrowczunski. a., Detroit,
hadwfga Pollt0wicZ. 90. same.
Thomas MCGOWAN, %. detroit
Ga uterine Duhigg. 20, scranton, ia
Frank Wladarczyk, -, hetr"it
Stanlslawa BaRkieWicL. 49, same
Earl r. ScarleE. 90 Detroit. Mare
Swaziland. 20. same.
Walter Zielinsk. 20. Detroit Lucy
Stotz. %. same.
Morrie G I.svcnson. 80. Cleveland
Rose Mayrchsuko. 90 same.
Thomas O'Rourkc. ~ Detroit mar
Ruerite Miller -. same.
calvin Davis. "a. Detroit, kel'7
Brigham. 20. Tenn. ,,-,
Philip Brakeman, 20. Detroit. Hazel
CariEsn. 30, same.
Albert Brouche. 2t.-Detroit Mary
l. .IuDb. %, same. -,
clark q. coulter o. Detroit, MI
dred g.. FinucRn. rs. same.
Maurice kuhicW sky. ~, l'etloit
olive r. Spencer. 10. Iowa.
Orie T. Spencer, 90, Iowa, Mabel
Mandenhaii rs. same.
Alfred Machnik -, Detroit Mary
Resch -. same
salmon Kimelman. ~, Detroit An
ma Schusks. AZ. same.
Dan McCSrthv. q, Detroit Flor-
orrre- Kuherth. a. Chicago.
Frank NJ Butts, Al, Detroit, susie
Nyo. a. same
Walter Palinari. -. Detroit, Bri-
giiA Cancva. ~. same.
Joseph Cyzevcki, -. Detroit llor-
ence Iarzyninska, -, same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
Deaths

Anna Chcrevau. t3i Twenty third,
months. broncho pneumonia Mactei
Taskowski. 775 Poplar. IS years.
acute nephritis Alice X. Brown. .
stanford 81 years acute nephritis
Florence Decker. IS Fmmons, q
years. septicemia William Yates
Arnold. 427 Mcmillan IS years, mitral
regurgitation Domicn Loebs, Receiv-
ing hospital about 90 years. mitral
ipsufnciency. William Henderson. 251
Nontclair SO years mitral INSULT
ency. Caroline !. Martin. 2l2O Proc
tor. month. hroncho pneumo nia
Anthony J PETE. 1893 Townsend, 4S
vesF injuries TO chest Jane Ham
ing Gordon SO Woodland. IS years.
cerebral heworrhage Jesse Famhro.
Receiving hospital about 90 r"ars.
loba pneumonia Robert WinekoT.
Herman Wiefer hospital. year diph-
theria Martin Npvack 572 HiNgcr
about So years apopleNv, Richard
Nichols. Receiving hospital about 80
wears. lobar pneumonia Alfred iif-
ford, Detroit Tuberculosis Sanitarium.
about - years. pulmonary tuher-
culosis. Orestes Browusor, Ford hos
pital - years secondhand ancmia
Stanislaw Oiszewski, Harper hospital
west branch e years. Runshot
wounds Ruth Marie Rocker. 1854
Holcomb. - years, commissions, Ruby
+. Williams. 10 Tuscola. % wears.
tuberculosis Of LUNGS Man Schrieber.
Harper hospital 50 years. gunshot
wounds. John &. Hickey. Sos Sixth.
about SO years. tuberculosis. Harry T.
Taylor IS years, lobar pneumonia,
1875 Hogarth Thomas F.. Kelly. So
Buchanan. ! month. acute Eastritis
Harry Blumberg Grace hospital.
bout 81 years carcinoma OF stonl-
ach Charles Thomas Allen. $50 MARI
borough. years. inquest pending
Mary Strzepka. i115 Military, about
O.
Hofmann 522 Garland. 80 years.
chronic nephritis Rudolph Taube. $50
Piquette. 90 years. pulmonary tuber-
culosis. Mary Elizabeth Jasper 1898
Maxwell. 50 years. apopleNy. virginia
Brown Harris 223 r. Larned 81
years. cervical Admits Samuel Iatta
SmRh. e5l Irouuois Ss wears. car
coma. Charles 4. Kent 20 Alfred.
81 years diahetiS coma Richard r
Ellis. 5sl Hamilton. 80 wears. tabes
dorsalis Mary McCahe. ise Hartford
g. voars vslvular heart disease
Adam Czapski rs Kopernik about
years. cerebro spinal meningitis.
Frank Jonas Joniec. bet Municipa !
hospital. about ~ years. pulmonary
tuberculosis Edward IA has 23eI "
Jefferson years. accidental drown
ing Phyllis Hazel Cooke. i9a Cav
airy, ears Intestinal intoxicatfon
Elmer BaRozzi e57 Harrington 8
months. hamilton. John r Rruser.
172 Brandon, 50 years. chronic myo-
carditis Minnie 4. Swick. 2220 W
Grand blvd. 40 years, pernicious
Anemia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
MOrtuary

CHAPMAN May Z. James sr, be-
loved husband ~ tho late Elizabeth
Chapman. father ~ James y John.
Frederick AND BENJAMIN chapman.
Me- Warfv Hvde Mrs Marry Nc
Cormtck Nrsilanti Funeral So
vice from residence. 76f Fifteenth
Thursdav las p. m. interment
Woodn7 ere
6RIFFTrUs Q. 1917. In resi-
dencc. Fliair-pl Crosse Pointe
Park. Maude r.. Grlfeths Notice
Of furc ralo later.
IYoNs-Nny q IN residence. 1854 W.
Grand blvd Hannah T. Lyons.
mother ~ Mrs Harry M Williams.
Funeral Friday May n. at ? r. m.
WILDER Nephinia H.. reiLct 81 the
late ROYAL II Wilder and beloved
mother ~ George T. and Irene NJ.
20 Baker-st. Saturday at $50. and
Holy Trinity church nj o'clock
2. 1872. In his rest
dence. 81 west Bcthune-Rve.. Ions-
than Tcagau. sr. father OF EliI
beth Jonathan, .Jr. Milton and Mrs
J. ". Austin. Funeral services IN
house Friday az 2.3o p. m.
LATX- May Q. ~ 4sS Virginia Park
Endora Adele. beloved wife OF Sam
uel A. and mother o. Jean, Marie
LauS. daughter Of MI and Mrs
William II. HoisinEton, OF Fillmore
>of Hume. \. V. and clara Hoist
inEten. 81 Detroit Funeral serviee
and interment in Bunalo. \. y
Ninato papers please COPY.
F7oTsr- MAY o. Julius AGED e
care. as hfs residence. iSk Tow ms
end. beloved husband ~ Catherlus
AMI father Of l.. dia and Emma To-
.ott and rrandfatncr ~ Loretta
Nsu Funeral from rcsidrnCr ~a'
Hrday st = m
uGIFNER NAV 1aiI Eduard ns.
loved husband ~ sophia Hsfnet.
aged 80 wears Funeral from resi-
dsnce 1908 Michigan-sveo Mouds'
80 M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
Marriage Licenses

Jahusou Ashton Detroit Lu-
ciuda Coe d. same.
Edward Floiuess. 49, Detroit. Lucy
Morton 20. sameA
Charles r youhkc. %. Detroit
Geneva VI Gatz. %. same.
Harry Hunter. a.. Chicago. Chris
tina Olivet 81. IN me.
Stanley NJ Plzniewslki. IS. Detroit
Mary Cichon. e. same.
John Wards. 81. Detroit. Julianna
Brzesha. &c. same
Edward DE Lorcto. 20 Detrolt Ida
De GirEilis. "a. same
William stark. 30. Wyandotte.
GcorEina Grunda, 81 same.
Henry a. Mcnamara. 2S Detroit.
TAla Wheeler. 25. same.
John Groth. %. Detroit, Frances
Kaznierczak q. same
James + HaneW 90. Detroit. Agnes
Parker, 40. same.
Edmund r. weed. 80. Rochester. y.
z. Louise e. Anderson. g. same
George Brcchler. 10. Detroit.
Josephine stewart. ~. same.
John II NosS. 81. Davenport. IA
Zoe r. AfcIanahan. -. Detroit
Felix IdpskL "a. Detroit. sophie
Blockoyisk, rs. same
Anthony C. Barone, q. Detroit.
Rose NJ Pradchtl. 1q same
A Homer J cross. 81 Detroit Irene
r. cross ~. same
Carl Abe~d. %. Detroit May Ran
dan 21 same
Walter Wolfe. .I- Detroit Rose
Duuhoul f4 same
f.cyd Thompson ga petoft rIos-
20 o. kleinhaus -t SD Louis
Victor a. IohanHson. &C. HetrpIt.
Ma enrnt Hultkam 21 same
William Aver. ~. Detroit Ieta
Downcs. rs. fsoWeiI
ROLAND Cazsilc HS Detroit
Marie =. David, 10. same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
Dust in the Snow.

STEVENS FONT. Wis. May s.
In recent snow storm here the
SNOW was seen 10 have reddish
tinge Dr J. W Bird has suggested
that II was due TO dust from sever.
al hundred miles south. He remark
Cd that he had noticed the red clay
breaking into great whirls OF dust
behind tho pillow in southern states.
which have been bare OF snow. The
cyclonic winds from the Gulf OF
Mexico might have carried the dust
In high strata. he thinks. 10 this re-
gion. The phenomena might occur
in a rain storm. but would then be
overlooked. az The duet would be-
little apparent in the water. and
would soon settle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10

OF the world are religions of pen
ance. oil fasting and OF gloom. but
the Christians strong confidence is
in the sun of Righteousness in
whose presence there rs fullness OF
JOY
o, In prayer We speak to. God In
silence and meditation God speaks
20 us. But how can IL speak II
We do not give Him a chauce?- X.
J. Anderson
AHfo lived ,eIm God is peac,
mlf lie The old. old question.
"Whrc can rest be lound is an.
Wehd q thc presence OF God
Peace rerfec, peace, IS the peculiar
possession oi nose who have found
pardon and protection with the
lld just as all the pictures that
hay, ever been painted. and all the
Poems. and an the written or spoken
descriptions. cannot make plain the
beauty OF "A sunset. 80 no human
words can reveal the sweet tran
guilty which-is ttp precious pos
session OF those who walk with the
Lord
-
a body cannot be in two places at
the same time. Neither can r spirit.
il isrimpossible for Us to abide IN
worldliness. selhshness and sin. and
abide also IN The fellowship of
Christ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
200 ARRIVE AT
FORT SHERIDAN

CHICAGO. May 10 Two hundred
freshman" soldiers from Michigan
and Wisconsin arrived TO-DAY await
ing the opening OF The military train.
ing camp ats'ort Sheridan on Mon.
day Eight hundred more were cK.
pcctcd today and tomorrow a ia
fai Of 10000 mon is expected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
Births



= Kaskow. tSs Leland r r Sohtrr-
macher. IS OtseEo, J. Q. Harris. Har
per hospital: j. s. Katzemherg. 2lf
Pingres Archer Durrant Providence
hospital y. Montgomery. ProVidenc"
hospital 4 Hebda. 81 Hammond. y
a. Boan. "a Muribut; 4. r. Copeland
no breXei. "a. Kuehn. 494 Central, q.
- schwartz. 51t Pallister' X
Meyers. 40 Davidson, r J. Chin;
f0es " Grand blvd. G Comos, ~.
Webb - Kuhn. IS whitney -
StromoslL 10 Uthes r Bra sch. 525
Turlbut. Is McMulien, 40 Tlllman F,
r. Buzinsli. Providence hospital -
Montgomery. Providence hospittlt &.
g. bradford Providence hospital NJ
Darling. Grace hospital. q. w al .
tiers, l5 infantry; Mtud kowski, ~
Dubois " Franc. 1921 Dutqis 4
sikorski. 6i1 Piquette. r Stiuiolo. 2s
chase: y KuIch. 36l Russell T
Llowelivn. ~ Fort r., J Mcdonald
S. Palmer h. Ia ~. richards go
Richmond
J. A. Llpke. 10 Hale. -. Rieske, 2oS
Pierce y Fsldmann, 1895 crane, i
Zolis. 303 Superior a. Pikor. 3OS st
Aubin J. Wisiek. 1901 ~ Aubin, j.
Cich. 20S Garfield f.. Wasielewsk
So Rlopelle J Cartariski. l5lH Max
well. O. g. Kennedy. IS mhurst. 9.
Mcleod 1850 RrlNidere; u. r. Par
sons. 1Ss Frontcnsc. p. q Doll, SO
twenty fourth. =. j. Merr. sa7
Srrinele i Mcclure 5i3 Wabash
Is A Cinader 221 Alfred, T.,
Kaschwtg. 20 Rowan T Krishtopa.
$50 sherman. g. Fsigin. 20t Farms
worth Little. Womans hospital,
l. Pielronszluske. g. Herkimer. II
Fadul. 253 Lafayette T." $. Cezps ~,
Us Orleans, J. Sansone. 400 Mullett
B. Pternees. l4s Lafayette T.;
Dombrow ski }99 Superior J. An
schultz. t4s2is Pennsylvania; NJ
Wright, Mari Maternity hospital. J.
Lesco 81 McGregor; L. J Mitchell.
t3S ColfRx : Motvka. 80 Thirtieth;
J. Thornton. ISIS Springw.ells g. Pei
lerito. 80 Fort r.. !. Demick. ~
MeKinstrv. \ r. stokes 457 wabash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10

The Christians H. The happiest
life. because 10 IS lived in Him who
II JOY incsrnate The other religions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
In the Religious World
The UNION THAT MEANS STRENGTHS

rerse Comments on the Uniform
Prayer Meeting Topic OF the
Young Peoples Soeleties-Chris.
tian EndesVor. ete,--for May i3:
Fellowship With God. ~ Psalms
49, e7.1o4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-10
WANTED TO INSTRUMENTATION
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