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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

alice, ba8 siniGbrige
S0@ter@en Der GEIeute Bed, in
@afbburn, Bis., Itorb inter ben
fur6tbaren S6mer5sn, nafbem es
eiHiqe 6tun6eH borbsr in einen Sppf
nit tu6enbsm @afsr gefaIIeu tDur.
Srau ged bate ben Sppf uuf ben
5ubbOOsu gefsbt, unb DdbtenO iie
6atoHqing, nm bic S6euerbiirite gu
bOIeu, geldab Oas nngIiid. Die aIeis
ne bate gei1lafen, mar srtpndt unb
bate ii1 ouf bic Sllfe mad Der
Rutter gema6t. 0obei geritt is an
ben SOpf nit Dem fohenbsn @aIs
fer. fiel binein uno perbriibie Ii6 oers
art, oab Der 2uO psnise StunOsn
Ipatsr siHtrat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

gntegt bel ben WeDess
neiler geiefe ben IN
ems na6 ben dunere
getddelt ben, ba 10 Die
3eit Dergange, grab Gls
nie Butter auf en- belize
Gtobf. IS fin 10 piele
3f4obts an bic Sic
fret G6rnib : Mdnner
getrddt pOrOe, OaB
mer aus Den 2ad)e gar
nit eraus fino tOmme.
Giner bon bic Roities
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Stub ganmpnnoen 81 beOefen?

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Die Sbf5i6ter bes MtiIiouritals
itnO nit Der 8ebauptung Der lanos
pirtfdaftIi4en RECONCILIATION bes
Staotes Qep gort, oaB 8qumpuns
ben o6er S4ntttfId9en ni9t nit
einem aus Seer ober 9elTarbe bette
benOen anitrt9 bebedt gu per6en
brau4en, Iopeit tD%enigitens i6re eiges
nen 96fgdrteu in 8etra9t tOmmen,
nidt einDeritaHoen. SHE aemelbet
nirb, gingen in ben IeBteu Sabren
bur4 cine in aaRias fart per6reis
tete arantbeit, bic ols 8laIentre6s
(au4 Sl~linoistrebs genann) betannt
lit, 5auienOe Don 4pFeIbaumen sa
8runbe. 9os uebel bat iia felt
iteb3e6n Ober msbr Sabren in iener
aegion fiibtbar aemaat unb bic ges
Iamte apfelinbuItrie bes MiIfouris
tales bat fart barunter gelitten. Die
@erbreitung Der &rantbeit erfolgt
bur9 bic Sporen zines SpaltpiI3es,
bic pur9 unbeoedte 8aumipunoen
ober S9nittfld4en in ben Baum
einbringen. SOpiel betannt, lit iiir
bieIe Sporen cine geiunoe 8aums
rtnbe un0urabringli9 uno bes6alb
ge6en bic Obit3i6tsr bon Santos
allen infolge Don 8erlebunaen Der
Rinee ober oss 8sT9neibens Der
8dume blOBgeIegten SeiIen TOfprt eis
men S9uBanitri9, ben bic 6poren
ni9t gu bur4oringen perm1gen. Die
&rantbeit berrGt IiA our4 cine rnuhe,
ME bertoblt ausiebenbe ainoe, bd
no Der Baum inii3iert lit. 9ie
Rinbe fdllt itellenrpeiie ob unb bns
BON ben Sporen nerIeuhte, burunter
liegenoe 6Ol3 ipeiit ben serb Der
&rantbeit 0eutli9 burd erbObte Stels
len ouf. Wlan bat 81 a~llgemeinen
ianitdren MaBregeln greifen miiiien,
um Der Seude Ginbalt 3u fun. Die
8Gume ner6en, Dor allen in Der
&rOne, Iobiel gelidtst, baB bic SOum
QeIte unb 3neige ungebinoert be-
itra6lt, bod ni9t in elmer @eiIs,
6aB bic gr0Bersn QleIte berisngt pers
ben. Qlte 8dume unb abgetrennte
3neiqe iperbeu %berbraHnt, 8srt5euge
gum gsI4HeiOsR tpsrbeu Dor unb mad
benz @e6rau6 itsts IorgfdItig bssins
Ifi8ierf, bic gdums flsiBis bsipriBt.
oamit ie nidt bur9 aH6ere Srants
beiteu geidpG6t perOen; Der 8Oosn
nirb, no IS ungebt, offers tultiOisrt
unO ii6erbaupt alIss gstan, I'm ben
gGumsn gu elmer trdftigen Gntptts
lung gu berbeIfsH. Don Der arants
belt 6efaIlene Qeite iino 81 entfernen.
bic SHuittIldheH nit sinem anItrih
an berishen unO Oas 5ol5 aa Dgs
BREMEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

1. Rotttee, 6 0onate mad Der @iniadt.
gursiige beIiBt, oa er innsrbaIb 8 Biz
Monaten mad Der gtuIaat cine CUTE
6euernte liefsrt unO banu au9 Sum
ilnterpfliigsn gesignet lit, llniere abs
biloungen beranI6auIiden Die 9ors
teils biefer 9eguminuIe, i'm 8erglsi4
NIT ibrem aonturrenteu. Die critic
ssigt cine RottIsepfIan3e. bic 6 Mlos
nate mad Der Giniant dusgegraben
iparbe. Die 3lpeite, cine SOnigtlees
gflanse, ebsnfaIs 6 Mpnate nod Der
GinTd1t, unb bic brittle, cine 6onigs
ilees Dur3el NIT STOPPED, is Mionate
nod Der GinIaot. 2tle brsi 9flnn3sn
tporen i'm Sabre 1916 auf bemieIben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

nintert IN BEN rlHigen 96lupfipins
feln Der @aumrtnbe unb i'm @oben.
DieIsn Observation-Disclosures muB
man iebt na9ipiiren unb 8rut uuo
Wuttsrtiere Dernimten.
80 man I'm 9oriabre I9on 8luts
lduIe al isineR glpfelbGumen battle,
lit es our9alls ongebradt, bic 8Iuts
.lausItelen, Die ia an Der i4orfigen
8eI6affenbsit gut gu ertennen iinb,
tunltGIt ob3ui4neioen unb gu pers
bremen, benn Oil bieIen riRigsn unb
I9orftgen Gtellen iibernintern nil
lionen mitroItoptf4 tIeirer 8luts
lauseier, Die bua9 bos 8erbrennen
bernt9tet ptrben. Damn 1T bic
8aumrinbe nit i9arfer 8irite gut
a. retnigcn, am 8oben runo Inn ben
Baum dber Elm altes Eaten aus3ls
breiten, bamit dies, mas bonn Baum
abgefroBt pirb, duf bieies fdGt, bier
miibelps geIammelt unO ebeufals
berbrdnnt peroen fam.
4m SUB bes 8aumes bebe man
borii9ttg bic @rbe einen SpatenIti4
tief um Den Stamm berum aus, brins
ge lte in elm grobes 6euer unb gliibe
lie aus, bamit ule Gier llnb Muts
t~erttere, bic ii6 bier befiuben, bers
ni9tet psrben. Din STEELE Der forts
1enpmmenen Grbe bringe man anbes
rem 8oben, bamit Die 8ur3eln bes
9aumes ni6t erfrieren. G6enio reis
uise man ale QeIte unQ 3neige, an
oenen man 9latts, @ols pber
SAiloIausberbe enbedt, ober Itets
breite man Elm 2aten unter Dem
Baum aus, benn IOnIt fd1t ia allies
auf bic @rbe, bIetbt bier liegen, unb
bic gauge Mii6e mar umionit. @obl
Iiebt es ouF BEN psiBeu 2aten aus,
als ieien MIR Staub unb &tnbe bonn
8aum gefallen, bringt man aber aIs
Les ins 5euer, 10 merit man an benz
pielfa6en lei4teu 4niftern, bas es
gtsr Der gduie itnD, bic ba plabeu.
ga9 beenoetcr gutter Reinigung bss
8aumes lit Elm gutter &oltanfri9
notlg, unb 5tpdr nidt nur am
Stamm, Ipnbern bis in bic ftarten
aeite binauf. Bon groBem @ert lit
es, Der &aItbriibt ettpas 2n'ol 5u3us
TeBen. 9ieIes t0tet gang it9er ale
2ebepeien ab unb i4abet peber BEN
Baum, nod, tpenn es nit benz &nlt
Tpdter bom Regen In bic @rbe ges
maiden tpirb, ben Dur3eln.
SIN Wldr3 : AprI lit oft gu be-
merten, baB 8latts unb 8lutIGufs
i9on ausIaliipFeu. Sier biIft bonn
cine 8efpribung Der 8dume nit Ell
mem Sabatieifengemii9. Mlan miI9t
8 SetIe 3abatertratt, 6 Seile ses
tuobnIi4er @amterfetfe, in 30 3eis
len MaFer gel0lt, uno 5 5eile 8renn-
ipiritus. 0as @an3e Derbiinnt man
bann mod NIT $50 Seilei MaIIer
unb fpriBt bieie 5liifigteit nuF bic
gaumtrone Bel m0gItdit trodnem,
piHbitiqem Better. Starte 8lutIauss
berbe am Stamm, bic man ni6t ents
fernen tonnte, bepinielt man nit
2ein0G, mas 5ur 8Olge Bat, 0ab uns
ter Der 0eIi4idt ale Gier, juage 8Iut.
lduie uno borbanbene Mlttertiere
infolge @ritiden3 abferben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Waemrr s@retbrbrtrf nrs
Nbtlipp %5amFramptrr.

Mletn lieber SER &sOadtionGr:
% oots ~
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

USE Hler 10 Del
ben Weoespeiler se>
fefe ben. oo bat Der
&%drpenterbob ges
fa9t, tpenn Oas 0ide
I'M oos pfIon3e bon
bic DobrgGrte oos
ein5ige mar, bann
mar Der gun3s
S9dpp e 8ergniege
D00er fpdS mer ouf
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
SiHtsrbOf fir 0ubnerfntter5nd..

Yei ben neueren Yeriu9en. iebes
biB4en Boben AUDI in Der Staot
9ortenbauli9 a%usSunuBen, mag man
bob gu feiner Gnttdui4ung finosn,
oaB ein folder Sled ii9 ni9t INNER
fir Die 9elu9teren prooutte eisnet,
Defenders penn er Denig Gt9t be-
tpmmt. Dos omeritanii9e older,
bau<O Department ma9t oarauf auf<
merriam. bub aud iOl4e &dum4en
nt9t ungenuBt gu bleiben brau4en.
Der @epinn. ben tie bringen t0nnen.
lit bef4eioen, aber bod iddBenspert.
SIS oirfte in ben meiften G1llen
iebr pobl mDgli6 fein, auf elmer
iolden i4attigen un0 eng besren3ten
Stelle i'm 9interbpf bantbares Grim
futter fir 9ubner gu 5ieben. bic bort
gebalten perben. 9afer unb 5elOz
Grblen. Die geidt neroen. ebe bas
beibelte Metter tommt, uno ipdter i'm
CONNER Die sroBen raubsGrbfen"
!opie 9irie tOnnen, bid senug geidt.
rei9li9 Sdnittfutter ~liefern. peIAes
pom @eflisel nit 9roBem 8ebasen
gefreiien pirb. 0aau mag elm lplz
der &aum geeigneter iein, als biGter
unb beltdnbiser S9atten unter alien
8aumen unb Strdu9ern. pel9e ibS
rerieits benz 8oben lebr Diele Pflanz
5ennabrung entoogen BADEN. Ser
S9atten bon @ebduben unb tleinen
8dumen i9aoet nidt iopiel. tpenn
Die 9agesionne ni9t gang aus5e>
i4lOiien 1T.
uno falls Der 9iibneritall groB
senug 1T, Inn einen iol4en plan gu
lobnen, Tam cine feline STEELE in<
nerbalb nit Sainen bepflanSt per>
ben; iie 1T nit geflo&tenem 9rabt gu
i9iiben, Der etpo Spei 3oll iiber benz
8oben ausgeipannt pirb uno Mas
i9en bon einem 3olI Weite bat. Oies
erm0sli9t es ben 9iibnern, bic sriiz
men 9alme, tpie iie Ourd bas NeBz
merit emportua9fen. abauseben. pine
bic Wuraeln gu bei9doigen.
aud fam man 9iibnern, pelAe
feline freie Weibe BADEN, @riinfutter
liefern, inbem mar 9ufer in &dft>
den ober Mulosn aufiprieBen labt.
Oas tun piele @efliigelaii9ter f6On
lange, ni9t nur fir feline, fonoern
au9 fir groBe 9erben. Geudtigteit
unb fiinftliAe @drme MAIDEN AUDI
I'M Winter ben Safer RAID ipriebsn.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
Setrns im SUseIIe6su.

Inter Der groben 8O9elfamiIie Der
Sanger Ti6rt cine unterFamilie Den
1amen Der 2oubIdn9er. neil lie nur
in 3aub6Gumen Dortommen. Bon oies
len bat nieoerum bic Art Oss IOse>
nonnten Deioen3eiiiges bic peitslte
Yerbrsituns unO 1T namentIi4 in
OeutI9lanO bdufig. Dos oeutI4t
8olt muB bieIen Yo9el felt lon9sm
Ie6r geliebt boben. neil es ibm aner'
6nnO ROIenamen 9egebsn bat. 8rebm
qibt oaoon cine 6iibI9e tleine 4uS.
lsIe, in Der Ii9 Die 8eaei4nuneen
Sitting, S4miOtl, BiIperIein. Sons
mert0nig, BodOfelden unD Meioen<
6lGtt9en finoen. 8on oieiem nieoli>
den, redt m%unnigfulti9 uno Ie6baft
sefdrbten 8pgeI er8ablte Mdrtin
Ouncan Dor bet YbotogrnpbiI9en
@eIe1l9oft in &onoon elm biibi4es
@rlebnis, Oas Oobon 5eugt. bab ou4
bic 80gel in ibrem N~1tagslebeu nidt
UNI cine Qiit ODER einen in bieiem Sal
freiIi9 enti4uloburen Yetru9 Derle-
gen IinO. Sin meiblider Weioenseilig
mar eifri9 Oamit bei4Gfti9t. i9r Sum
9es gu ~fiittern uno botte ibm I4ou
fiinf5e6n Mol 6innen elmer balben
Stunoe SnIetten 3ugetra9en unO in
oos rueit oufgeIperrte Sandbel&en
9eItopft. Nun polte ii9 bic 6ruu
Diana uugenldeinli9 Elm penig perz
puIten, ober mie immer mar bas ber<
m0bnte 4inO un9e3ogen. SIS pollte
Der Mutter feline Rube loHen uno
lperrte ben ~sefrdBi9en S4nubel Iofort
pieber auf als Oh es inn ni9t fe5s
len tOnnte, nod fiinFoebnmal oielsIe
be Wahl5eit gu erbalten. Sie Mltter
aber fono ous nit 3e9t unuerI4Gmt.
sic ma9te 3par cine 8epegung, als
Oh Iie ettpas gum 6iittern aufnd6me.
pidte a6er Dem Sun9en nit Dem lees
rem Sdnobei in ben au~fgeiperrten
Ra4en. Die Gift selans poltommen.
oenn bas Sunge ldludte ben oer-
meinli4en 8ilIen berunter uno nobm
oana cine gang befrieoigte !Saltung
an.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

G,sbts, BOT Der MebIentontrddter &c.
iost, baI9t ou iemuno umgebra9t2
0u biIt ia ouippsr ooq 9lut!" Sd
ben essudt un Idubr genug fin mein
6ebs I'M SANDS un Robt I'm al Oou
bon rote pebnt seDeie. mos ssgudt
bat pis 8lut. Sd ben off &Obrs nit
Ioge noble, pie ole Sod 3uIommes
bGnge bubt I'm for BEN RieIen ben i9
geIugt. i'd bait niemnno sstiat. ans
psr mid bdtt elmer ermoroet." SEPT
pale 81 email ouf, mas Die 9eIdi4t
nod for E NodIpiel bat, pomit ia
Oerb(sipe Sbpe Sbrn lieper
pbtGipp Saueramper.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

= 8psbafte Srage. L.: Die
@srlo6uns Sbrer Ri9te 1T alp ipte>
Der 5uriidgegangen?
g.: NGerDinss, msine Ni9te bat
Ii9 zines 8eKeren beIonnen.
a.: @er lit benin oiefer 8efere9
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

@eflerion, u. (5u ~:
Mir bat ser Oottor 5ur 8lutreini>
gung cine teure MeOi3in aufsei4rie>
ben, i'd bab's aua genommen. =
aber Bis iebt fat mir oieIelbe BLOB
3 psrtemonnaie sereinigt!
slider. Alts Sungfer (Dor
ptat Sraualtor, als Der 8rdutigam
.Sa" seiagt bat): pauI, fase es lieber
NOD einmal!
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

- Gntf9u1btsuns. Ssrr
(bei elmer etfpas itiirmif4en Seefa9rt
su einem Seetranfen): N6er, Menid.
pis fam elm bis4en Sturm auf See
Sbnen 10 auieben?
Sestranfer: Sd ge90re bod gum
2anbfturm!
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Inter Greunbinner.
Mslteres 5rdulein: r90r' nur, fpie
bsrrli9 Dos @elGute Der 9eroen
flinst."
Sunss 5rau: ra9, ba iOlItet Oa
eft bic 9o9aeitsgloden lduten bOz
rem"
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

2eutenot. g.: Die 0eutes
not il. 6eutautase seraoe5u i4pn er<
i9redenb!
g.: He@t bobsn sic! = Meine
So6ter lam audi i@o- Ieit se6n
sSa6ren feinen Mann finOen!
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

-Oas S9lim m E. giers
bubsrs Gage muB f4limm sepeien
fein, baB er freitpiaig in ben Sos
ging.
= uno ba3u nod in Das WaHer!
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

81: r@cIcrn atcno fam mir mein Bier in Die nnHfte aeble."
3D.: r@ido?"
nor. bot es mir Elm onOerer @oit nnsgtrlnfenE
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
Wfrntr SADreibthrtef NFs
Dbilipp S~amrrampfEr.
go.

Qaein Iisbsr 9srr @sOodtiOnar:-
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
STUDENT

Reflerion. - STUDENT
(nd9 einem frdftigen 8ummel an
Morgen Dos leere portemonnaie be-
tra9tenb): Sea, plaB fiir's frif9e
@elo 1T tpieber gsnug gewa9t!
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
MOrtuary

IL. 1917. az the resi-
d~nce. PA Wentworth ave. Ellen
Jane beloved wife ~ Thomas Dam
isl mother OF william j samuel
Thomas Ir Arthur Daniel Mrs.
Fred waiker. Mrs Charles Gless-
on. aged - years Funeral from
residence Monday a. 50 p. n !.
y m a, st tossph's church. Hol-
brook ana Woodward. Burial In
woodiswn.
DoFREN- IS Iohh. aged s.
wears beloved husband % the late
Anna Mary and dear father ~
John Frank Elizabeth. Matthias,
Mr.. y simon and Mrs "
from late residence ga Tow nsend-
ave and a. IN from 81. harys
church
NrRRAN-F.b, Is. entered INTO rest
Agnes c. beloved wife 81 Robe n
~ MURRAY dear mother ~ Mrs. a
X GreiS of BALTIMORE. ~ and
Miss Ruth Murray. sister Of. Miss
lambie and r. q. TAmhie Funeral
from residence, 10. peNtcr- blvd
Monday. 10 q. m.
mITCHELI-Feb -. IN the rest
dence. l23 Harmon Minerva
Ann. beloved wife OF the late John
Mitchell and mother of Mrs Edgar
Britton, Mrs Dr. ". 7. PaTrott and
John w. Mitchell. aged 50 years.
Funeral Monday AZ o'clock from
the above residence Burial AZ
Woodmere cemetery.
10. 1917 F1orsntine.
= beloved mother OF Rudolph Gus
tAv and William Kreft ~ the age
OF ~ years Funeral from their
sons william KrefD residence
No. i6 Twenty sighth-st. Monday
az 10 .. m and from TmmAnuel's
church At y. m. Seventeenth st
and pein Burial al wcodmere
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
IMPURE WATER
CAUSE OF SUIT

A suit .or $50. 200 damages which
he claims 10 have suffered as the
result OF drinking water on board
the steamer South American during
the trip OF the knights Templsr 20
Houghion. Mich, in June. 1915. has
been started by Charles r. Moore. Of
Detroit manager of the Interns-
tional Tine Recording company, OF
No. 81 Washinston-blvd.. against
The owner CT the steamer.
Mrs Moore claims that he con
tracted ptoIGaine poisoning. from
which gall ctones later developed. He
underwent an operation. from which
he never completely recovered. he
alleged rhe case IL listed on tho
admiralty docket in the United
States district court. and will he
heard by Judge futile during the
icxt week
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
OLD ORIOLES
GOOD PILOTS
But Cubs Graduate Only One
Manager. and He Was
Bench PLAYER

The Job which faces owners OF
ball clubs Of picking out successful
men as managers has many a queer
angle. For instance. an athletes
reputation as player can rarely
be taken as fair indication as 10
what his success will be as a pilot.
McGrAw. Robinson and jennings
were real stars In their playing
prime Clark Crnlth was good,
Higgins was better player than
his record has shown him 10 be as
n manager But several OF the
others who are handling big league
clubs have achieved relatively great
er fame as pilots than as players.
And the same goes for players
vino worked under successful re
Eimes the old baltimore orioles
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Attention Voters
Who Are Not
Registered

The City Clerks Office, 300
Fifty Hall, is open for registra-
hon Of all electors, male and fe-
male. who are not registered.
Any person who voted No
rember the 7th, last, in Detroit.
md has not removed from the
District in which he or she
voted. is registered. and is not
concerned with this notice.
Any person who has remov-
ed from the District in which
be or she is registered may
have their registration trans
TERED TO the proper district by
making personal application at
The City Clerks Office.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19

turned out quite school OF success
ful pilots. But on the other hand.
the Cubs OF the hsicyon days have
failed 10 yield anything like an
average crop OF successful leaders.
In fact, Pat Moran Is the only mem.
Der OF that once celebrated clan to
reach any notable heights In a man
sgerial role. And Pat was never a
highly active member OF the club
In a playing role.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Special Attention!

On the 18th of March the
registration books win be clos
I'd, and there will be no further
opportunity TO register for the
tpring election. April End. This
Is in compliance with the Char
ter. which says: mo registra-
lion may be made at any time
SIS than twenty days previous
10 election. "
RICHARD LINDSAY,
/ City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Births


Henry Hsisler 20 wnkins-st
Marco Rommsrito. as7 Latsyetts-aVs
cast Agostino Giordsno. al Orleans
- NicenEo Fsrilli. aSi Forrest. east
John orSss' 80 Ferry-sve east
Ira Cieotts. 81 Wendeli-svs. IIador
ShotniCki.. i1iO ~. Aubin-aVr Leo
81 kiNeli. co. Howard Paul Van
derslooL 1874 Wsbssh-RVe Thomas
Wilkinson. ~ Harp.r-ave. John Wa
lend"Hskt sss kirby-avs Jan Lon
COX. - Norton-st. Joseph OleJniczak.
iO2s iIsrper-ave Casmir Lanowski
li9s Chene-st sam Nowick. 22ia
Hussell-st' August J. Hsrrin, 1874
Baker-st. John V. ffoneycott. 7S0
Bsard-st. william r. ksmpman.
boulevard sanitarium Alex Lobieskt
1875 Ferryave Frank Radsaj. 1888
81 Auhin-ave Kaiser Bieiooki, 1850
Ellery-st steve Puschcsr. % Whit
ing-sye.. Charles r. Bean. 7ss Green
wood-aye. Thomas W. Lowe. PTovi-
dencc hospital Rudolph Leichner.
SKI. 1857 McDougali- ave 0rorne ~
Ui1ian. s. Breckenbridge Charles
Viilinger. wonsus hospital. Charles
Van slomhrook. 1927 Cannsld- ave
east Fred J. LeC1air. sit MAybury-
Grend-sve oeorse Barge: "a? june
st.. Chas Moder. tsI Forest W
George !. Spencer. see sixth John
g Guthrie. 1899 Hoicomb. Chas ".
Gilbert, tb2 GOWN. J. Edw. Ready.
iss Bethune w. John Wrohlew ski.
ll1t heodore. John Csui. 400 Thirty
second Paul Parscki. 1854 Jos Cam
pau. Frank wolinski. i?t gilbert
John W. Emo. 400 Porter. VIM. n.
Zimmerman, sac Sixteenth. Roy ].
Stickney. ~ ouillos; Chas r. Rh.y,
e02 Frederick. John Tomosak. ii7a
Elmwocd. Geo. c. Drew. ib5s Town
send.
Edwin X. Nsculey. 7e2 Marquette
Abraham Moses. t1e Fort vicenss
ferllii. iH Fort f.; Chss Finley, ssS
Hastings, Gustave Lucks. 5se Coop
e1; Edward Pasner. sst spAngwelis
yalnes A. Reddlck. les Myrtle; Ever
EFT ". little, sss Tillman. Gustsve
Droyer. 75I Cadillac; wojcisch Mike
snyder. 17lsH campbsIl; VIM. McIn-
tyre. 80 Hancock. Frank CIorba.
2ts West End. Carl Badaiamenti 400
Gnnd River. Francis A. Terrauit.
Harper hospitals Brady Bradbeer.
Providence hospital Geo J. Cooney.
Providence hospital; walter isnss-
iak. 7ss Alexandrine ". GABRIEL An
tinapolis. is3 Lafayette. Jack Coco
lone, as Congress e fgnsEio Amar-
rose. sfs Hamilton. Chas Svenson.
Ts4 Cameron. Buriey n. CoddlnEton.
IS Adelaide Richard Dadsweil. s72
brooklyn. Samuel Jacob. ~ Burnett.
Geo \. Brown. STA Fifth. Patrick ".
gan. ~ Thirty-secOnd Joseph Norma.
isS Gilbert John J Strauss. t2t Al
len. Albert &. WalEeihu. Providence
hospital Leo A. CosEtyle, 1928 Pal
m-r r. julius Nerdun. 7b3 I.emay.
Jas ~. Mciiugh. 90 McDouEall
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Primary Day
|Wed., Mar. 9TH

ut the election houses In the
various voting Precincts, and
may vote at the same time.
Registering electors and is
suing transfers will cause great
delay on Primary Day. and TO
hvoid waiting in line at the
booth. all who can should reg
Ister, or make transfer, at the
City Clerks Office.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
WARNING!

Persons who are now regis
tered are warned against duph-
tating. If you registered last
November. and have made no
change in residence, you are
fully qualified TO vote March
Eth and April End.
Those who do not apply at
the City Clerks Office to be
registered, or TO transfer their
registration. may, under the
State Primary law. register on
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
More In hia Claaa.

Guide-Now. don't shoot mo by
mistake for 4 deer
Hunter Oh. Just as you prefer
Let MS go aitAv bears. then
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Deaths

Csfolins Bench. sfi Twenty sighth.
30 WnFs iohnr pnsumonia Theresa
80 aowtkf 80 Thirfy-ssrord
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
REAL ESTATE statesmen

Bright young man about 10
years of age for work in mail
room. Apply Mailing Dept.
Detroit Times, 1851 Bag
ley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19


STOCK. Tools. Ere. $500.
This good productive farm in q nigh
state OF fertility with a private
lake. ~ miles from beautiful
attractive inland lake resorts n
southern Michigan. where oottAg-
ers viii take all that may be
raised At high prices. IN mfies
from depot. stores. elevators n,fio
fnrm comprises 80 acres 50 AGREE
under plow The soil Is rich clay
loan I'm the finest possible condt-
ton 70 raise bumper crops Tl9
vouch for this Fences are good,
land lies very nice. orchard OF -
tull bearing trees. hest Varieties
no scale and healthy. One OF the
private lake ~ ave acres near the
buildings. with excellent dahiuU-
New s-room house. located In .
pretty shaded yard. cellar. cistern.
large henhous-. wagon shed. corn
crib and woodhouse. all kinde
fruit garden; also the following
stock, vehicles. farm implementa
mitch. yeariings ? calves 4 hos,
65 hens, IS tons OF hay. 10 loads
cornstalks. 700 bushels 81 oats,
wagon and box. new stoch and
harrow. roller. .-horss cuitivator.
angle cultiyator. pair bob sieighA
light hobs, hay rope. fork and pull
ieys. platform buggy. new single
harness. double harness. spraying
outft. cream separator. lawn NOW
err forks. shovels. rakes. stone
boat chains. etc. The owner 10
moving 10 another state ana 10
making 9 great sacrifice In price:
$500 takes the farm and every
thing enumerated above. In an
swering refer 90 No, ST.. See Mr..
Siocum. Walter c. Piper. Holden
building. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
WILL YOU TRADE

w 49, -
II 30 we have a farm you want, f30
acres. close TO three towns in Tus-
location. The land is black ash
and elm soil. clay sub soil. nearly
room house. hip-room barn. s2xbo.
with basement. one barn. large
grain barn. sheds. other outbuiid-
n nss deep on well, t., windnill; iatHs
drain This farm IL what you
have been looking for. Price $1,000:
trade or sale.
NEAR LAKE
Five acres. good soil. Just beyond
Crosse roinfe Farms. see this n
you want a bargain; price ts2s per
5 ACRES
room house barn and outsuiId-
ings. only miles from city hsif;
&c car fare: be quick on this one.
Price only 81 900: TSrms
10-MILE ROAD
scr.A choice soil. modern new
brick home. built we'll ard In sx.
trade for city home See H. There
IL none better
NEAR WAYNE
8 acres 7-room house. barn and out-
buildings: cherries peaches. pears:
apples. plums. raspberries and
strawberries; excellent shade Price
only $4,000. Terms
ROYAL OAK
acres. new bungalow. close 10 ear
line IDEAL country home. Price
$4,000 Terms
GRATTOT-AVE.
10 acres. s-room house; good land.
close 10 car line 10 miles from
city hall Price only $1,000: terms
or trade.
TRoMIEY- co.
Cad. s90a. o1s Cham. OF Com.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
HOMER WARREN & co.
Sl25 CASH

S125 CASH
within ave minutes walk from Ford's
factory. 3o-foot lots including side
walk and water improvements in
by spring Ready 20 build on now
Special demand for houses in this
locality.
]. III. HAMMILL REALTY co.
a03 Congress Bldg Cherry $50
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
FoH saLr-NEsiDENcr PsopEHTy
YOU SHOULD SEE THIS

1UU SHUULD SIZE HIO
1ight-room house just east ~ the
RouleveJd. one block from Mack.
ave. This house iE in fine Condl {.
ton aud T~rTern except furnace. To-
has a large foor~d barn which can
b. made into n garage Price - 600
with easy terms Phone owner,
cherry fs5b
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19

OUR reguiarscourse reduced TO $50.
Careful. individual Instruction. Day
anc night classea Tools etc. furn-
ished. Positions secured. Special
inducement for present class OF
call.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
734 Woodward ave. Detroit