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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
Wilrean 0cs @r0dnae.anipcIlura.

II, VTVITT III T..
IS miro bicrmlt belanmt ecmadi o0B Z
3. SoIobcra ocindb Der am 10. Suni 1908
unter5eldneien Seroromiua Nr. 100, Nbidnitt
AZ, @araerapb 70 Qpie am 2S giobcnlber 1911
omenori), Inn 6rlaubniB nahqcunt bat oos
glnpeien yir. 3ff7-f9, ySciisyoriB
ais cine 1iieniliDc @arage 5u bennbcn, mo
20 $. a. IN Nioiorcn 6n iniallircn.
3. 3. HDrnc,
(gprf0-20) Gcbdlloe ,Snpcfiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
Department fir @r5iebuug
8iircnu ocr 9eH1roe Der Sdlnl 0onniinre,
MiaoiiUus tu0 9niaBcttc.glDenue.

Baltimore 49, MpriI 1911
Scpnrat Ocrfcaclte Qln1cbotc, IN Snptfat
mii Der gmiidriii ~@ropoias ior Gesls, 5nrn'
itnre, Slaic 9ladboaros etc. ior tbe Neparis
mcni Of 3oucation," aoreiiiri on ben nNoaro
Of Stparos Of baltimore Gin" mcrocn enees
0cn qcnomncn in Dem Siircnn bon 0crru
Nihar0 Smnn. StaotsRegiirator, 9oibDaus,
Baltimore, mo- bis I llbr Bormiiaas am
WiittuDm, ,. Wini 1917.
Spc5fiiahonen i0nnen In ocm Sireau Der
Yeboroc Der SdDul @onnlilidrc erunet meroelt.
0in beQlaubieier 9bed oes Nieicre lllr $500,
Snblbar an oen Miubor ino Sidoiraib bon Val.
iinlpre mo an cine u@leoring 9ouie Bonf"
qe5ogen, nniB ieoes gIH9cboi pie tolgt be-
glciicn; iiir ale in ben Spe6iiIaiionen be.
0inQicn Stems ooer fir S6llersLiibe auein
oocr iir Sdiicr Iiidc mo irgcno Gin ailoeres
Sicm; oocr 500 tiir ireeno cines ober nle
Stems. ole ScbiilerSiidlc nidi cinoclnlollcil.
SOS 9iccDi lit oorbebalieli, irgeno eines ooer
ale gingeboic 5llriid5npeilcn.
Su1n g. 0iOtbc,
GcircGr Der Ncb0r0c Der SmulsG GonIinilldrc.
0cneDmgi an Is. glprl 1917.
SO1n 0mbert
fnnq Grdioeni Der 0onir0ti 8eboroc
(g(prf0 90, 1,23,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9OnOOn fat iid serrt SrOt alem eOnOOner 3uci-
ie an Der 6non8fro Geutidllnnos bat Die locbcn be-
cnoctc 3ednune fir Die ebite oeiti6e aregsonleibc
0c enorne Slmne bon riInO Orei5ebn Wtilonen Ylort
creeben mcbr ols orei 9illionen Do0ors Sonoon
1T cit orc So1ren aus Dem si@Srrcn gar nidt Der
nllsAetonlnIen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

ghrcaR ocr StraRcn nSnrhbruds. 0ummtiiare.
Galttmore, 1S. Npril 1911
Se Srdben NilrcbbrubssG Gommildre aebeit
bicrnii IN uebCrcinitmnung nit ben Sors
fhriiicH Ocs Baltimore SidotGbaricrs, Nb'
imnit 800, bcfnnnt oaB iie ibre erie SiBullg
am Wiithpod, oem 5lucitcn Saac i'm Mai i9li,
If llbr BornliitaqS IN Niirenn Der 0onlmilldre
i'm 0iaibBGns, balicn iperocn, I'M Die tbnetl
iibcriraQcnen mn bon ibncn perl1ngien Jieble
uno Yilibien az eriillcA pclrells Der Son'
bcmnirnnQ, Gr1ffnuna mnn Oiraoirnna bon
ScanUia.glbenne in elmer gSeile bon 12O SUB
bon 8imlico Circle bis @arriionsgoene 9es
mdB Der am o. MpriI 1917 unter5einnctcu
&croronung gir. 241 oes W(dnors lito Sidol'
raibo bon baltimore.
Iu1n g. Ncbinctte,
ScnrH d. 9iikcl,
0arr1 u. Jicmlcn,
Gpnimidre.
Gnscne 3. Jlocgcrs,
(gDrtQ) @lcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
9ScrmiIdJtc 9ln5ciscu.
7anfinanna.

Slr bic bcr5lbe Sbcllnnbntc mo 50brcls
den Nlmcnipcfocn an Der Nccroiauna nlctiles
oclichien Spbncs 0nrulo 0u1n, lnqen mir al
len Srcunocu mo Gelannien nnlern inni9leiI
Nnnf.
CglpriW Grnh SnDn nno 5ran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9hreaH bcr Srafen Sprdlbrndlss Is ounilnare
YlItimore Is. Nprl 1917
Sie Sirabcns sSurhbrit6S 9omnliiiare eeben
bicrnit in llebercinimnning nit ben Ior
lnriien 0eS Baltimore Staots@bdricrs. slbs
i6niit 500, bciannt onb ie ibre erlte Sibnnp
AM Miithuodl,. bem 5ucitcn Gage i'm Mai 1917,
III ll6r Iornlitiaos in @iircan oer Gonnliiidre
i'm siatbhanS bdlcn ipcrhen I'M Die ibnen
ii6criraocncn uno bon ibnen berlangicn Jiebie
uno @ilimien 5n ernllen beireils eer 9on'
ocmnrnnq uno Shlicbung Der Saneaiter-
strnhc bon Der an meiiien mctlib eele9enen
Gciie Der 4SreiocnisStrnBc bis Sones SAILS
oemdB Der am g. glprl 1917 ntier5ei1neieH
Ycruronnnq ylr. 24O oes Dldnors mo Slaol'
Subn s.. 0iDbincite,
Scnrn Dr. Htkcl,
0nrrD u. 0iemlen,
9ommlidrc.
eugene 8. 0iOosers,
(gmrf9) Slerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
SpiritnOicn-Yiccu5 u5.glpplifatiOncn
Gpc5idlsgu5eigc.
giircnn Ocr SVrituuieniXiccn5N Nnninlt1nre,
8immer BOG, Werimtsgcbnnoe.
&m. Rcppcr SuuitnDlc, Yr0lt0ellt.
Wcnr1e Z. 9noclihe,
George Seller, Wi. D.

Sic na6penunnien @erionen baben cine &cs
iiion iir cine Gnoctnil Spiriiuoien.2iccn5
bonn f. Dial 1917 einacrcic6t melde am Wlon.
tag, Den 30. glprl 1917 mn IL lDr Wdiiaes,
IN 8eraibuna ge5ogen weroen.
Rrotefie miiiiel Dor 70 ll6r WlitiagS am
Sienita0, "a. slpril 1917, einaerci6t lperoen
iiir pelcbe Sornnilarc aui @eiu0 IN oicien
Nireau erlanat uerocn ionncn.
@lliam .. SraUerS,
9beis@leri.
Same. gIoreHe: gSaro:
Grimm, 9ua (gSliiwe) 210f WicSenrp cir. 20
(gprlS-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

eHrcan Der Stra6ens Surmbradls.G .Gommiiidre.
baltimore, is. Npril 1917.
Sic Sirdkcn Surdlhr0saSo onntllare qepeH
biernlit in uebcreinitnnmuQ nit ben Sor'
fhrificn bcs Baltimore StnotGpotcrs, Ao1
fhniti 500 befanut ban lie ibre ere Siblinq
an Wiittmudi, Sem 5ipeitcn Sage I'M Wlat l9lt,
If llhr Noruliiiads IN Sureau Der GpWlllnnte
i'm glnthbnnc b1lcn peroeiL I'M oie lOuell
iibcrirdacncn nli0 bon ibnen bernnaten Hcmle
mo q,ilihien al erfiilcn, berclis ocr Oons
bcmuirino, Griuciicrmna nnb @rnornne her
ojarriun 9nuc, bon ibrer 0cacnmdrliaeh grele
bon SO GN6 al elmer nornelhn9encn Eretlc
bon rs SUB bon 0onionoiou gnenne biz VOL
iimorcs SrnBc qcmdb Der am g. Aprll l9ll
unicr5eidncicn Neroroinlna gt z4z oe9
gfanors un0 Siaotr1ibs bon Saliinore
Sphn s.. 0icbtnetie,
Scurn Ml 9iikcl,
SarrB ". 9icntlcD,
Gomntndre
eugene 3. HOoserSl
etnnte.qiccns.9iutii.
GS luiro hicrnit allen Herlpnen iino Splpo'
rnfipncn ohcr Stuatss N6rperi6nftcn pclbe @es
ih1ite IN ber SiaNt Baltimore heirehen uno
onsu cine Sinais.9icer6 benoibi0en nelallIll
aeuiatbt cine QicenS 81 eriuirfen ooer olelelpe
fommcnbeu Mai 1917, 81 erneueriI. ,..-.
Sin iintcrlaIcn, clue 2icend 81 eriutrten'
untcruirft 4crIuncn eincr StrnIr nto ADten.
6err 9lo0n Scupcrt 0lert oes 0onilol
8leasscerobis iit Jest bereit Stcell6el N W..
item Biircon i'm Gjerbtsnebduhe bon llbr
Wcrmlttnas bis rhr Gadlmitinas dnciulteueil.
SnS .Seriderunass 9eparlenlen Iolto
bcrcif fciu SeriiberillQs grnicrsSicen3en qnl
critcn Zane ocs tummcnoen Mai 1917 III lels
nem Niireau i'm llnion Irnli.Scbdnoe BON
o ll6r 8ormiiues bis 4 llbr Ndhniiiaes aus
o"'''"." s6umas q. WieNnlA,
Shcriii 0cr Gtdot Baltimore.
tglpr3,46.0.tt, 49, f6. Pope .2e.2s,3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

SlbOnncuten, sic Ocu r0entidlca
GurrcipunOcutcn" uidDt piinftlidl uOcr
unrcpelmdFia crbultcn, iiuO sebctcu
Der Efficc baum per Sclcp6Un OOcr
Idriitlid @litt9ciluHg 81 madeH
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
LONELY GIRL
ASKS MAYOR TO
FIND HER A MAN

What Mayor Marx considers an ap-
peal far out OF the ordinary 10 con
tanned I'm the letter written to him
by Anna l.. Ward. No. s5os Baring
RI. West Philadelphia, Pa. asking
that he assist her In finding a hus-
band between the aged OF 40 and 50
years. Many requests OF this sort
come 20 the mayor. but there is a
tenor TO this letter that stamps Il as
being distinctive. lie believes II 10
be an except ionh opportunity for
come bachelor who mas not yet shak.
en- on his matrimonial longing.
Miss Ward says
Am a brunette. hight. Ave feet. six
and one-half inches. weight. $50
pounds. q Protestant. and 40 years
old. Am considered a fine looking
girl. but Will leave that for the 9th
er fellow TO Judge I was born In
Pittsburgh, but was left an orphan
10 raise three brothers and sisters.
who are all married now. Was well
raised and my grandfather was a
millionaire. but l have been cheat ed
out OF the greater part Of my share
In the estate.
don't want anybody 10 get the
wrong Impression. have no money
and may never get any only what
earn. l am Keeping house for a doc
tor. but am 60 lonesome and unhap-
py. I was educated In college and
see where I made a great mistake
in givins up my younE life 20 sisters
OF good men In this world IL only
knew where 10 ind them.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
Marriage Licenses

Albert C. Williams. "a. Frleda W.
Louis r. Johnson. 81 Anna Hines.
william Finn. -; celestia Nell
vane. 20.
Harry p. Lumeden. 81. Detroit.
husiel Roach. 20. ohio.
John. Kroehind. 80 Mary wisniew-
Charles a. Smith. 20 Mary A. wal
lenus. rs.
John c. reyes. 81 olive wuest-
waid. ~.
Arthur c. y. Gabriel. 20. wuhel-
nina Winckehuaan. %.
Herman Daniel, Is. Margaret Till
.joseph p. GRADY. 81. zita Noonan.
John A. Kay. 20; Marie Bentley.
&c.
Frank Faret. %. Mary RowietE rs.
Claude w. Perry. 80. Bessie Eisins
william a. Cook. 30. Lenorn wilt
Jams. 20.
Harry e. Martin. -: sarah peis-
Waldo Herman. 81. Detroit. Susie
caryi Is. Elton
stanley Gotowke. IS; Helen Lsda
Christ Tinkaus. %; Mabel r. Platz
Frederic o. Reed. ss. Detroit. Edith
O. Emery. 80. Waterbury. Conn.
Charles II. kilbourne. "a Julia H.
Chase. 81.
Frank = Hoslem. "a Florence
GrtsNes 90.
Harold P; Newell az. Madalins
Plus ooldeeke. IS. Irene staley, 40.
Mike schultz. %, vieAe Boniski.
Louis $. Koch. 81, Mildred Mccar-
ten. IA.
Joseph zrawlshmski. IS. IAuddie
Wienckowski. ~.
Harry Abraham. IS. Maggie Logan.
Truman r. Tracy. 2s; Bernice Bar
John Formaz. rs. Detroit: Bessie
Graves 90 Port Huron.
Reginald Moore. 81 Leslie siavy.
Anthony Groth. %. susan Erich.
Michael Grosdek. IS; Mary Cab
walter J. ward. 20. Detroit: Ollie
Marion Larson. 20. Paris
John J. Gray. Is. Margaret Hiete.
George Hoffman. 80. Detroit. Pearl
n. Campbell. Is. New. Haven.
Joseph Fargo. 20. Mary soney, 10
Ernest John Fox. 20. Pearl q.
Green Is.
Fred sylvester, Is; Louise Machin-
ski 81.
charles =. Grauiieh. 20; Antoin.tto
Palmer. 2s.
Man Eagle. 90 Ida Noll. "a
Joheph Bakeman. -. gross Pointe
Flortnce Pollltt. %. same.
Morris GromRn. - sophie Gold
farh. rs
BYRON A wilson IS. Bernicc =.
GreEor. 10.
stanley bEienzieL ~ Mary fscsak.
Peter Merrill. ~ Mamie Gaugh. IS
Ora l.. Miller, % Elizabeth r
RraEE--tE
Walter smith, &c Minnie CrosFan.
Elton 9 Dagneii. 81 Genevieve NJ.
weber, IS.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

channels Germany leaves open now
that Americans have been forced by
Germany To give up the work and
leave the country.
III we must retire. then other neu-
trails must take up this work. The
world cannot stand by and witness
the starvation OF Belgium. God still
reigns
The commissions ships are In
many ports and we have suggested
10 Germany that lanes be established
for their safe passage. We await
their reply"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Oscar Payne. ~; Georgia Stewart.
Frank II: prsssdorf. ~ riorsnes
Iino y; Matchmaker. 81; Elisabeth
Charles q. ". Kern. u. Detroit:
Marie Kelley, 10 Louisville, Ky.
Adolph l.. Damman. 20: Rose God
Paul wal,srn. 20; Alice Thompson.
Budd ooehensuer. 20; Blanche Cole
man, IS
william w. Avery. IS Annie Muir
Charlie. waEenschutI -. Ply
mouth: Lucie ANGEL. 81 Salem.
Tony oroboski 70. Theresa Bauer.
Frank M.kowssl II; vsrns Match
William r. Butler 81, chicago:
stella NJ THE. Is. Cleveland. =.
Youis M Tromhley. Is. Detroit;
c' fn,h yssoe kon u, p9i' Ss,,. Ho,.en.
Joseph A Miller. IS; Elizabeth n
Felix Moturas. "a: villa Gaubis. n.
william e. Meteaf. ~; Anna For
charles Wilson. 30; carmsis Bow
yv waii,,ss ,waurow.s' At; warn.
John J. Farrell. %. chicago; Hell
en- ". Cooney. 90. Cincinnati.
Lemuei L. Lsing. ~. Redford: Ruth
" curtos. 90. Linden.
Frederick J. Dunn. III Grace =.
avenport. 10.
George Rabbits ~; Caroline ssei-
paul sromks. ~; Jennie Maikie-
wicx. 10.
walter white. -. Detroit Edith
Westerly. ~. CLYDE.
Leo Lukss. as: weronika Bilat. rs.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
j. S. MUST
Save BABES
| OFBELG|UM
They Will Starve With
out American Gold.
Says Hoover
NEEDED
FOR HELPLESS
Other Neutrals G. a n
Still Distribute Aid
To Suffering

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-"lf Ger.
many allows neutrals other than
americans TO continue relief work
n Belgium II is Americas duty TO
continue 10 pour Its millions OF
money and supplies into that strick-
IN country"
That Is what Herbert Hoover. OF
The commission for the relief of Bel
GUM. told 500 prominent persons at
y dinner in his honor here.
There are 100000 babies under
hree years Old In belgium who
have been fed twice day by the
commission" said Hoover. and
There are 100000 destitute Belgian
children who need constant aid. We
must not only continue. but increase
|our contributions thru whatever
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
MOrtuary

DlvTepu E--Feh. ~. at III Marston-
Ct. Louise. beloved wife Of God
frey J. and dear mother OF Don r..
DieterIe. Funeral service from
residence Thursday AZ 73o D. m.
DINoN-Grace NJ, wife OF A. r..
Ohio. Feb. 10. sister Of Sam J. Col
bert. burial at youngstown Thurs
day. Feb. is, 1917.
RAMMLER-Feb. Is. Lucille. aged 4
wear months. beloved daughter
OF Gerhard w. and Margaret
Rammler and sister OF Gertrude.
Norbert and Luella. Funeral from
psrentr' residence. 1905 Grstiot-
ave. Friday. Fob Is. AT $50. TO
- .Anthony's church at s:ts a. m.
RIDLEY-Tuesday. Feb. IL, at 2:2s
y. m. At home OF his daughter.
Mrs, Otto stesiste, sss Philip. Rob-
ert Ridley. sr. He Is survived by
ave sons. William. Robert. John.
Joseph OF Detroit and ThomaS OF
otto Steglate. Funeral Friday at
p. m. from above residence. Inter-
ment mt woodmere.
sCUOLz--Feb. IL. at woJdenburg.
Mich. Frederick. dear father OF
Gustave. r. and grandfather az
Fred and John scholz and Mrs A.
&. Schueren. Burial Thursday AZ
tcruoon at waldenburg. Mich
sTACk-Feb. Is. Mary. at parents
residence. 1913 Locust. beloved
daughter OF Mary and Thomas
stack and sister OF Mrs. Edward
Fritz Frank and John stack. Mo-
tice later.
uLRICH-walter. Feb. Is. at resi-
dence. 1913 East Grand-blvd.. aged
- years. beloved son OF Catherine
=. (nee Yaeger) and brother Of
Belinda Ferdinand and Edwin.
Notice OF funeral later.
MHEAT-Feb. IL, at her residence.
So Elm-st.. Frances A.. aged IS
years. beloved wife OF Edwin r.
Wheat. mother OF Mrs. Alfred Ny
ers. grandmother OF Esther and
Edwin Myers. Funeral Thursday
at 10 a. m from residence.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

He In chairman OF the Good Eel
lows committee OF the Wolverine
Automobile club. and has an
nounced his candidacy for the Re
publican nomination for county
auditor. He, promises II elected. TO
introduce more thoro business
methods In county AFFAIRS. He has
lived in Detroit ever since he was
six years old. entering the automo'
bile business in his early manhood.
He was formerly newsboy.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Bright young man about 10
years of age for work in mail
Feoni-ApplyL Mailing Dept,
Detroit Times, 73-75-77 Bag
ley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
FOUR-FLAT

East side. near KercheVal and Cad
illac-aver.. brick colonial front. &
rooms and tiled bath each. high
oven gas ranges. gas plates sepa-
rate furnaces stone porch. as-ft
lot: rent 81 500 year. price ti2SG0.
one-hslf cash Might and Sunday
call Mr.. Kennedy. Ridge 4si2-M
PARKER. SCHUNK a. FRY.
Main bosO 700 Majestic Bldg.
O. ROOM HOUSE ON TWELFTH ST
NEAR BLVD OAK FLOORS FUR
NACE. ELECTRIC LIGHTS ONLY
$500 $500 DOWN Knocks q
N-wToN. MAIN fsTs WITH GIL
MORE 4. C'IANFNTIIF
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
EVE BEDROOMS RATH

on second foor. large rooms OPEN
inE into hall and Kitchen on first
This private home. located near
err lines IN ~ mile circle with
steam heat and triple sarase IL a
me investment for PARTY wishing
good income: $500. on easy terms
Car Main a5
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

pvf.tfnr--she plain neat kind--shst
a. risht-Trm~. lob D~pt.-Msis Ss7a
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Rip and cut off saw hand; ex-
perienced in cutting hard wood
for interior trim; steady work.
w. F. Hurd. 200 Campbell-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
GROOM HOUSE. S687

Material for six-room Aladdin
Readl-Cut Bungalow furnished at
this price. Phone or call at our
ofhce for n copy 81 the 1917 cata-
log showing plans and prices for
over 100 different homes The Alad-
din CO. so7 Ford Bldg Phone
Main sss
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
10 ACRES

~ AthfS
2 miles from Plymouth. I mile from
electric car. urFt ~ ---ttST- fair hniid-
ings; horses. = cows. hogs. Is
chickens. IS tons OF hay. 200 bu. OF
corn. i25 bu. oats. full line Of new
farm tools Price $500 $4,000
down or win exchange for Detroit
property.
HEFNER & VAN Alta.
cherry 4f9l. 1924 Chamber OF Com.
80 ACRES. az miles 20 good market.
35 miles 20 Detroit near state road.
good gravel pit. good buildings 20
acres or second growth timber. sb5
per acre.
$50 acres % miles 10 Detroit. ~
miles to street car. good buildings
and orchard. SIS per acre.
$50 acres - miles 10 good market
on state road 81 miles 10 Detroit.
plenty fruit. $50 per acre.
fSs acres bordering on q beautiful
lake. ~ mites 70 Detroit. $4,000
30 acres. 80 miles 70 pstrtht. good
buildings. 81 600 other bargains
For further Information address 81 z
North Adams-st.. Ypsllauti Mich
FARM buyers send for "Piper's Farm
bulletin" It's free. Many bargains
w. c. Piper. Holden bldg. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
row sALE--FAH Ws

FARM. Section 20. Milford
township. very best OF clay graveliy
loan soil: 100 acres under cuitiva-
ton. 30 acres OF excellent timber.
mostly virgin: B-rOom house, 24N60
barn and an abundance OF other
outbuildings. splendid well OF water
with windmill. Price only $1,000.
no exchanges considered. This :
AN estate. which must be cold n
will require $4,000 cash, balance on
n long time mortgage. All farms
surrounding this are held at 500 10
Si2S per acre. While the neiRhbor-
ing farms have better buildings.
their soil IL not ae good To the
farmer who II looking for real
quality In soil. this viii Interest.
See Mr.. Cottrell.
EYSTER The Farm Man
507 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
GOOD HOME

Highland Park nrst block. brick.
rooms. oak and white enamel nm
ish. hot water heat. garage with
side drive. t5-ft lot. Price "a
right. $4,000. See Mr. Kies.
PARKER. SCHUNK a. FRY.
Main SNsb 703 Majestic bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
Waterworks Park District
MONTCLAIR AVENUE

Tvo.fsmily brick veneer rooms and
bath on second: one-haif block
from Ienerson-nYe. on west aida OF
strest, tt-foot lot win garage and
SIDE drive full basement and tubs;
fairly modern. Price $3.50. small
payment down. Balance same as
rent
c., L. JACKSON
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

HELP WAN rED--aALB
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
IMPAIRMENT

NEAR GENITAL HIGH. Solid brick.
steam heat. rooms and bath each;
large front porcheH: lot 50xl65: net
rental $3.50. $4,000: will take
hiEh-class residence up to $4,000
as part payment. See Mr.. Schunk.
PARKER SCHUNK a. FRY.
Main 5000 70s Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
2-EAMILY FLAT

y block from Jefrerson-ave.. In the
heart ot the factory district: 5
rooms and bath. oak floors through
out: price $4,000: $3.50 down. bal
ance same az rent.
JACKSON
si1 prexel Hickory 20eb.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
HANNAH
A BIG BARGAIN
Single Home

Close 10 Boulevard and Grand River
eight rooms four bedrooms. full
basement. furnace. all modern, al
500 down
MAIONEY- CAMPBELL REALTY co.
500 Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Price - 500. sl.ibo down. sis month
ly payments. buys n modern bum
aslow OF rooms, one block from
car line
HANNAN's GRATToT OFFICE.
Ridge SCOT. 1899 Gratiot ave.
HANNAH
Main $3.50 ! McGraw Bldg.
World's cresset., 1917-09-13

the centuries raise him in
history above the dead level Of
his contemporaries,
And a patience and long
suffering business that has no
superior that know of save in
the life of Jesus of Nazareth.
And the generations that have
followed and will follow him,
even these whose ancestors
where IN conflict with him, will
give him a higher and higher
place in the history Of the
world. :
President Taft
Lincoln landed at Grand,
Rapids Roosevelt Says Party
Must Show It. is Heir of Mar.
tyr"
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FARM LANDS.
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RAILROAD co, GRANT
LANDS.
LANDS

Legal ight'over lanG at last end
ed, Two million three hundred
Thousand acres, Title revest'
ed in The United States. Land,
by Act OF Congress, ordered to
be opened under homestead
laws with notifications, for
settlement and sale. (Two dollars
and fifty cents per acre. fifty
cents per acre time of origina
entry plus homestead fees
balance at final proof.) Contain
ing some Of best tim Der and
agricultural lands left in the
United States. Large copyright
ed nap showing land by
sections and townships, laws
covering same and description
Of soil, climate, rainfall eieva
tions, temperature. etc. Post
paid one dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co., Portland, Oregon
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But they shall sit every man
under his vine and under his
fig tree; and none shall make
them afraid; for the mouth of
the Lord of hosts hath spoken it.
(Micah 4 -1-2-3-4
: As we walk thru the narrow
defie of life. And look upon the
ground. Non,Desolate Of the tall
pines which sto have as their
grand roots, FAITH HOPE
and CHARITY" "FRIEN D.
SHIP LOVE AND TRUTH"
And now buried with the
dark sword Of jealousy hatred
and revenge. The ground root OF
these the Love of money lee us
60 down as q nation and lift
from beneath the feet of throll
dun the principles Of Liberty
and let the glorious sun, rise
over the universal world of maj
kind, For Ouv life is dedicated
to thosc glorious words, stand
fast in the liberty where with
Christ has made US free and ne
not entang'ed again with the
yoak of bondage Amen>and
Amen.
But before we leave the field
we must quote the sayings OF
some other men on our patron
patriot, Lincoln.
COMMENT OF F. G. HART.
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']|ruE: CREsssrr;; S
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI,
Route 3. Caudle Grove.
LOCAL LORE

Tie Colony pickt d n large
amount of beans for our merch
ant o, Norwood Mr.. Scnoield,
M : Cox our neighbor left ii
few days ago for t. work az
Springfield.
Mrs, Anderson who had vent
to Kansas to sec her sick Gaught.
er returned home on last Tues.
MIR, Carlson passed this life on
tue 9th OF SepG. and was buried
at Nh. Grove on last Friday be
had lived to very ripe age.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
at the Colony, every Thur sday
night. and Sunday a. II and
at 3 O'clock.
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
Singing every Saturday night
and Sunday night.
We had the privilege of being
at Fairview last Sunday, at one
of the most grandest and best
singing's we ever listened to.
The District singing met there
and u large crowd presant and
four different classes was rep
resented, if We rightly under.
stood Everything was harmo
nious and friendly. President
Carlson acted bis part to a
charm, and at noon a long table
was set, and every body satisfied
and enough to spare. Hon.
Judge Bruton made fine talk
followed by Rev. Brooks with
quite sympathetic talk and
also Mr.. Brszal frcm Mansfield
the day was closed in Fr lend.
ship. Long to he remembered.
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A Farm For sale.

We lave IL cur possession a fine
Farm fot sale and as cheep rs
dirt. In a good locality near
school and church. laying II
miles North East of Norwood, q
fine rail road towu and good
people. l mile North of the
Bruton Spur. 8 miles West of
Mt Grove: one OF the best little
cities in the State. any one
wishing a line home. good house
aud other but b uilding, Call at
this Office or write and get the
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its columns.
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SO @lPyURN
DENTIST WORK.

If you want Dentist Work done
the place to get the best of work
done Is at Dr.. Calhouns' and Son
at Norwood Mo. They. cannot
be surpassed in fine work Good
and easy for The ones getting
he work done.