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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
LINCOLNS HERE
FOR 3 BATTLES
WITH MAxWELLS
Westerners Arriv e
Looking Fit and EX-
pect to Win Series

Il was formidable looking bunch
~ huskios that got on the train ar
The ichigsn Central station Thurs
day night and declared themselves
tho IlncoIn. Neb aggregation here
10 give tho Maxwcns battle Satur
day and sunday for rho Worlds
Amateur Baseball championship
They Rere filled 20 the hrim with
confidence. but Judging from their
talk. The Westerners have consider
able respect for the pr0wesS OF the
local club and expect tough games
before he series rs concluded They
placed considerable on the ability
Of one of their pitchers, who they
fgure will put a crimp in the Auto
makers aspirations.
Should fair weather prevail a
large attendance Is expected 20 turn
out a Navain held as demand for
seats has been heavy EMPLOYEES OF
The Maxwell concern alone have re-
served more than 600 seats
Confidence is not lacking in the
local camp as they fully expect 10
win tho series The Automakers
realize that they have about the
hardest proposition % the season
on their hands
II was announced that Manager
Mason will start Collard in The int
rial contest. Kuhagen IN The second
and he vii work the third game
Saturday afternoon the game viii
commence ar O'Clock sunday ~
hrst viii be called a. ?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
we ever advertised

This store has achieved reputa-
ton for Offering the greatest rocker
values in this city but this particu-
lar announcement overshadows
anything we have ever offered to
the people Of Detroit and every one
Of these 275 rockers represents
saving Of at least $50 to every
purchaser.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
included at the price of $3.50

This is the first time that combi-
nation offer of this kind has ever
been made by any furniture firm.
A footstool is a very comfortable
adjunct TO rocker and these foot
stools were made 20 match these
rockers so that they are not only
practical but make a very attractive
addition 70 your living room.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
YOST PUTS
FIRST TEAM
ON FIELD
Culver, Former Central
Player, Given Tent
ative Tackle Berth

ANN ARR0R Mich S,p
coach Fielding N Yost prarH roo
when Doe put ID df-t ,am
10 p, feld Thursday morning ,
placed Tad Ncmaaa veteran
.srAia a. UIi5acA and chanscd l1.
tt formerly Detroit Central cen'eri
rs tackle 10 take ~, phase vacated
1t Wemann
Jus' how much This chanse por
trays Yosrs plans S of course not
known. b4, The ,hla showed rhst
The Michigan mentor aware ot
The weakness ~ hrs st,acs and
eishcs 70 streng ben Dc n ans way
possible Weinann IS powerful.
man and has been trained rs a iHl.
back st various stages ~ hls ta
SITS career and win 'ltflc eNpt
rience ought 30 develop nto S GOOD
backae,d man.
Culver rho a center for many
Years IS built right fo- tackle Pie
viii have Bard Job f.urE ~ We
mann shoes for Tad nas abol'
,late6 fnr In American 4erLh This
fan bur me Detroit boy IS .n gooc
condition and el improve under
Yos'
The Cre-s brother, appeared az
me end, ~ The ftsr eleven We-ke
played fhe tackle across from Cul
yer. BOYD ard Baker the latter
weight man on the freshman rac
cam s puns we're a. fhs glarl
positions, Good-e.l ot rhe 1910 rt
serves appeared az center Sparss
was back ar quarter rr0erEe 'ook
care ~ one half and Hanish was b
running mate
a Negro and Chinaman came
ou, Thursday afternoons together
They were both end candidates ana
we're placed on the same squad The
Negro name is Jones and the Cbi-
nsman sailed under The cognomen
OF Wong
Coach Yost 10 lecture THURSDAY
morning called The attention ~ ne
candidates 20 She nearness OF The
first game and told them they would
have 20 work hard 20 ge' n condi-
ton FOR the season re took charge
% the first squad himself yesterday
morning
IN the afternoon Yost spent
great deal OF t.mc In instructing The
men In blocking and tackhng and
falling on the ball Re declared
that the charging machine and The
tackliue dummy which were due 20
dsy would not be used mlcr. bar
thsf ~ would use human machines
instead This is step that Yost
has seldom taken go early r. me
season The picking Of frs' eiev-
en- the first day is also unprecedent
ed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

The marriage oi Miss MarEaretha
HenninE. dauEhter ~ Mrs Frederick
J Hennirg No i57 Alexandrlne av7
west. 20 Roger Monroe Rogers. Vas
quietly celebrated "Wednesday even.
ing n the family home, By the Rev
f. = Nutter curate ~ ST. Paurs
cathedral Following southern
wedding trip. Mr and Mrs Roger
VIII reside with Mrs HenninE until
spring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

Runs-Barry. Hoblitzell--e Errors
Ruth, Msranville--l Two-hase
milwaukee,. Three base hits--lses 8
Hoblitzeil, stolen hases--Chap nan Q.
Foster g. OF Ehmke q First base
on error--Boston E. Left on bases
Boston 8. All-Stsrs 8 struck out
BY Ruth J. by Shocker T. Double
play--GaTdner 10 Barry 20 Hohlitzcil
Hits--On Ruth IN innings on
Foster none IN innings. Of Shocker
3 in innings on Ehmke ! In in
nings. OF Johnson in innings
Umpires Connolly and Naliin. Time
--i.35. Attendance 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
phoIstered in a fine grade
Of imitation Spanish leather

This imitation leather fabric is used
extensively in very fine upholster-
ing because Of It's extreme wearing
qualities and because it 50 closely
resembles the genuine Spanish that
it can hardly be detected from it.
We thoroughly guarantee this fab
nc in every way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

Beverly Garrett. OF Toronto Of nc
Canadian Aviation corps. is the
guest of his aunt Mrs Charles z,
Wardell 80 S0le East Grand blvd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Coke, in fact Anything That Burns

In Tho 'asf 0vo years We have sold thousands
~ these Wolverine overdraff teaters many o.
them 70 peopie)who could afford 20 pa for The
very finest baseburner made Cor The very rea-
son 'haf these Wolverine Ogcrd-aff stoves give
~ a more intense even heat han any base
burner made and Will use one-fhird less fuel AZ
well as using tho cheaper fasis such az wood.
soft coal or slack
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Exactly nine different
styles are offered

We have room to illustrate but five
of the different patterns although
there are nine 10 choose from. They
range from the graceful low back
type Of English rocker 70 the larger
and more massive freside, over
stuffed rocker, with various types
and sizes in between. All repre-
senting the highest type Of uphol-
stored rockers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
WORRIES LOSE
AT COLUMBUS
Bets Called OF On 2:l5 TrOt
For Shady
Driving

COLUMBUS @ sept IS Dope
-te-s bad Grand circuit races here
Thursday figured AID wrong AS the
aa,utfes IN every event OF the Ga,
failed to come fhrg as predicted. Not
lrls th.- bl several 90 the faces
we're or coiof. fhr work az some Of
tte driven, be- nE shad, 80 much
20 that hr uds declared or bets
on The 1- rotss
-Four ot fhe uye races We're nm
shed .uf the siN heats In the 10
trot continued until dusk with no
decision reached so another heat
Hiit be -lD TODAY
cox lass nIght uanr ~ them going
to lexington where trors open next
Monday Summaries
1c Tr0T IN ngESr $1,000.
fr heats ~rrt ESD
N .shai.ov
LIS. vasa
ns' iook
vac cr ri
r-an.es Belmont r.crard Hunter
tra h.n-rn George summers SU-
Letanna Iit Anna Cecil
ari t-1 sweeney also started
i0A. QSa
.1o rNcE f>s STAKE s. 900
Rem AVE. Wsslth lpt-
r.f-f. rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28


The oumh la
artist the
ng q O
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Grafonoas $3.50
TERMS
hea YOUR favoife election sfurday
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william E Boues Is in oldsmar
FLA
Baxter Springs news., 1917-04-26

they would interest You. Iney uOn,
do anything, you know-they travel
around and have a good time. They're
rather nice to look ut, some Of them.
But when you've said that you've said
II ALL"
Nice to look at! or course they
would be. with nothing else 10 think OF
in all the worldbu Of how they looked.
Suddenly Sidney felt very tired. She
wanted to 90 back to the hospital, and
turn the key in the door Of her little
room, and lie with her face down on
the bed.
"would you mind very much II ]
asked you TO take me backs"
He did mind. He had a depressed
feeling that the evening had failed.
And his depression grew as he brought
the car around. He understood, he
thought. She was grievlng about Max.
After all, q girl couldn't care as she
had for a year and q half, and then
give a man up because OF another
woman, without a wrench.
do you really want to 90 home. Sid.
ney. or were you tired Of sitting theref
In that case, we could drive around for
an hour or two. III not talk II you'd
like to be quiet"
Being with X. had become an agony,
now that she realized how wrong Chris.
tine had been. and that their worlds,
hers and KS, had only touched for a
Baxter Springs news., 1917-04-26

time. But she was not disposed to
skimp rs to agony. She would go
through with 1t, every word n stab, II
only she might sit beside X. little
longer, might feel the touch Of his old
gray coat against her arm.
I'D like to ride, II you don't mind"
X. turned the automobile toward the
country roads.
X"
"YesT
WAS there anybody you cared about
ANY glrl-when you left homer"
81 was not In love with anyone, If
that's what you mean."
"You knew Max before, didn't your"
"Yes. You know that"
IF you knew things about him that !
should have known, why didn't you
tell met"
II couldn't do that, could l? Any
how"
''YesT
II thought everything would be all
right. 1t seemed to me that the mere
fact Of your caring for him" That
was shaky ground; he got off II quickly.
X. was suddenly aware that Sidney
was crying. She sat with her head
turned away, using her handkerchief
stealthily. He drew the car up beside
the road, and in a masterful fashion
turned her shoulders about until she
faced him.
"Now, tell me about It," he said.
TITS just Stiffness. rm-Tm q little
bit lonely. Aunt Harriett's in Paris,
and with Joe gone and everybody"
Aunt Harrietw
He was properly dazed, for sure.
"And with you going away and never
coming back"
"rll come back, Of course. How's
this2 I'll promise to come back when
you graduate, and send you flowers"
"You won't, K. You'll be back with
your old friends. Girls who have been
everywhere, and have lovely clothes
and who won't know a T bandage from
a figure eightI"
There will never be anybody IN the
world like you to me, dear" His voice
was husky.
"You are saying that to comfort me-"
ITO comfort you'll I-who have
wanted you so long that It hurts even
to think about Ill Ever since the night
] came up the Street, and you were sit
ting there on the steps-oh, my dear.
my dear, II you only cared a littleI"
Because he was afraid that he would
get out Of hand and take her in his
arms-whlch would be idlotic, since. Of
course, she did not care for him that
wayne gripped the steerlng-wheel. II
gave him q curious appearance Of max.
Ing q pathetic appeal to the wind.
shield.
Il have been trying to make you say
that all evening"" said Sidney. Il love
you 20 much that K, won't you take
me In your armsf"
Take her In his armsl BE almost
crushed her. he held her to him and
muttered incoherencies until shs
gasped. II was as II he must make up
for long arrears Of hopelessnesA He
held her Oh a bit to look at her, as II
70 Be sure II was she and no change
ling and as II he wanted her eyes %
cofrooorlts her lips. There Wan no
laek ~ anHnaasinn IN hR sInss ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28
0iln1a NSarlins

1iefe talentpolle &labieripielerin ll10
lnriihe @oprani{tin fDrl,1lt bon 5eattle,
Maib., ll1lo befinbet it6 snr3eit aif einer
1our Der 6auptftdbte Der Ser. 5taaten.
Sie fpobnte iriiber IN ct. JarneS unb
fat ii oieier gegel1o biele 6rennoe, Die
es se,piB frelen tpiro, 81 erfabren, oab
SRI. Narling ii6 iii eiiler nnftfaliiden
Berabnltbeit berallbilbet. ste iif cine.
.&onsertf tfiinitlerill, DE allSee5eidnete
Gmpfeblungsi sidreibe1t btiibt. Diensz
tag, ben 8. 3a11liar ipiro Re IN einen1
&onsert ii Der biefisen Iurnlalle allf.
treten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28
10 inter Mua,

Ser Wetterpropbef bat nieber einmal
l11:eht gebobt. Bie bie fdgli6e Brelie
beridtete, loIlte fit sic gal1;e 8nde baS
reinlte Galiforuia Wetter porberri6en,
aber es fan1 anbers. 5hon eeiter1
Maoroen ais Sic 8iirger Sic gnfe CUR
giir binansftedterl, benlerften iie iofort,
ba6 ser Bunb aus einenl gang anDeren
God pfiff. Ger gginb mar eifig lnb
es lullrbe fdlter 1nlb bellte Greitagz
lllorae11) mar bas erlno11eter auf Der
Grperiment Citation a1lf 10 inter g1ull
btrabgeiunfell. e1rn eS 1nr nidt 81
lang aIlbnnert!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28

beml 2aufenoen 81 erbalten, ltnb penn er
feine 9tott3 burd Die Soft erbdlt, 1T bteS
fetr1e @atldulbignns, tpen1l er ote BON
leiner 2ofalbeb0roe an9eidlagenen gfoz
ti3el1 nidt befnlgt.
SIR bte 8erbaftung uab Nblieierun3
bon Ieierteuren oil ba8 nd6ite Nrmeez
Eager ober a11 be1l nabften Nrmeez
Soften 1T eine 8elobnltne bon $50 aus
eelebt moroer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28
gSinterfurius IN ifaatlihen Mderbar=
fhule.

Sim Montae, Sen Z. Sannar begtrlnt
Ser 1leue fur3e Mtnterfnrlu8 Der Nder=
baulhule Ser 5taotsunptnerlttdt ll11b
nitro 3 Monate a1tbauern. 9fene Ieil=
nehmer fDr1nen 1t6 bereits iebt anmeloen.
Dte tn bieie111 aurius ersielten 2eiitun=
qen ipercell tn1 Nob1nen beS 3ztdbrtgen
regelmdbieen &urlrs 1niteesdblt.
Sic 9taats11niperlitdt btetet jllngen
! 2elten pom 2a11be bon II Sabren nnb
oariiber heIDnoere Bortetle IN Der gor=
bereituns fir ipitematifdere Beptrt<
fhaftune Ser 5arn1. @leid5etttg mtro
@elegenbeit gu nntlitdrtlder 8orbioung
gegeben, Die iolden iebr 31lfatten fom=
men ipiirbe. ote ii6. etma benz 9eere an
f1lieben molten, 9eilnabme on bte1en
lehlrnge1s ltebt I'M gelieben beS 5tu=
biere1lben.
0ie llnfolten 6eS 9urius ii11b lebr
gering. sic lteIen fid mte folgt:
g,eia1I1tgebiibren fir 3 Wonate etrz
idlieblid Benllkuns Ser 6alle fir
! 1urnzllebuneen unb 8idergebiibren,
SO; Soft unb gSdi6e fiir 3 Monate, S32;;
2ogis in Ser llniperlitdt, $12; Snianr=
men, $53. 3ennad) fpiiroen allo $75
ane n0tigen Nusgaben pollfonnn1en
beden.
@tuoierenbe, Sic iid) gum erl zen
Scale beteiligen, f0nrer ote folgenoen
Jdd,er be1eeen: 8ednen, 0el6dfts=
engli}d, Nrten 1lao s3udten Der 1tere,
@etreioe, Orobi6miebfunif, 3tnmer=
l1arnsarbette11, Jnrmmotoren nno 9a=
lolininaldi1len, Gefliigel, Nidtig= n11o
gd011l6reiben.
5olde gdiler, bie 5o6l6nlbilonns
babe1l, f011nen enberbem unter elmer
groBe11 Nngabl a1lberer Tider ndblen.
Mabhen luerben bies1nal ebenfallS
sngelaljen unb f61111en &urfe IN Slab
rl11gsn1ittelfunbe, @oden, g6neioer11
l1nb anberen tpeibliden gpe5ialfddern
1lebn1en.
Wean idreibe al uGrineipal 8. 9.
Mapr,e, 9dool Of agrieulture, Unit
perfitn Garn1, ct. Saul, Minn., UNI
8ulletin nit 1tdberer Snformation.
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g'eu him. Mnneiota, 5reitae oeu g. Seq, 1917,

uebereinltimnlrng oan1it miiroe jeber
5Griegfiibr11ee bie glu5lagen fit fetne
llntertanen, oie 5n &riegs sgefangenen ee=
1nadt ipnrben, 3u tragen unb aud fiir
ben S6aben allf3ufon1n1en baben, Ser
anf ieinem eigenen Gebiet BEN burger
liden ll1ltertenen eines @eenerS our6
n1utipillige 8erlebung oes i11ternationa=
len geiekes 3ueefiiat muroe. 3ie
gdaflung eine8 @pe3ialfrnbs gu oieien1
.3tpede, ipie er bon Der ruiliide1l Hez
gierung pergel6lasen nitro, fann nur
IN be1n Safe elmer @r0rterune unterz
iporfen lper Ell, oaB onoere &riegfiibz
re11oe a11 BEN 6riebensperhanolungen Dor
Nblauf elmer beitimmten 6ri1t tell
1leh1lle11.
9ie beutihen &Dlpnien.
G.. Glaulel: Son Ben pter perbii1lbez
ten Mddten belitt 9eutidlano allein
Golonien. gonletten Der oelltid)en
Delegation ipirb IN poller lleberei11=
ltinlnlung ser rullti6en Boridldee NIT
8e3ug alf bielen Bunft folgenoeS er=
fldrt:: 9ie 3uriidgabe Ser &olontalgez
biete, Bic udbre11b oeS &riegeS getpaltiam
belebt ipuroen, bilbet einen meientltden
5ea Der oeutl6en Toroeruneen, auf oie
9eltlblar1b ll1lter feine1l umitdnben per=
si6te1 fann. Sn eleider @eiie ittnmt
bie rufliihe 6oroerung Der lofortigen
a1Qun1llnQ ser BON etnem @eg11er be-
lebten 0ebiete NIT BEN beutfden Nbz
lidte11 iibcreirl. AnseltdtS Der 9tatllr
| Ser nelltlhen &olonialgebtete lit iiber bie
ioeben er0rterten Grlpdellngen binauS
oie ger,pirflidu11g bes Gedt8 ser
@elbitbetinllnllng IN Der bon Der rni<
fiihen delegation oorgei6lagenen Torm
praftild unm0glid.
@irtiAaftlide 8e5iebnngen.
Sic bon Ser r1lliilden delegation
IN. @erbinbune NIT BEN obieen feds
&louieln porsel6logeren Yrin5tpien Der
mirtidaftliden 8e3iebungen finben bic
o0nige S3uiti1nnung Ser fletnen per=
bi1oeten Wlddte, Bic imner 9egen lptrt=
haftlide @t11ldrdnfl1ngen getDeien itno
l1no bie IN Ser Mieberberitellung gez
promoter 1pirt{daftli6er 8e3iebungen,
bie Sic S1tereiie11 aller IN 8etra6t
fon1nenoen 8Dlfer beriidiidtigen, ei1,e
Ser lpibtigfteu Bebin9unsen fir bie
MISUNDERSTANDING freunbi6aftlt6er Be=
sieblnser 5lpi(den BEN iett ii6 befrte=
Qer1bel1 UedAten.
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bas Nue6erite geta1l bas es m0gltber=
tpeiie tun fon11te, aber e8 maren cd tpte=
riefeiten porEar1ben, Sic eS neeer beletz
tiaen nod umeeben f011nte. Nus ret1er
@erehtigfeit ibnen gegeniiber mubte Die
po1le 9lutoritdt Der Gegierllrg nnter=
1telit meroen.
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9nnfleres 8rpb.
seit Dem rs, 9e5enber biirfen bie
Wtrblen fein ,,&atent" Webl mehr
mablen. Sc gibt BPM unn on nur
eine Sprte Webl. sSarmer Der
llmgegenb legen iid @Drrat cift.

Montoe batten ote bieiigen Weublen
et1le Grfahrung nel6e ein,tg 1n1o allein
ba -tebt in ser @e|6ihte Ser Miib1entn=
oultrie ser 5tabt. 8on moraenS friib
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perfaufen tuel6e nod perldiebene 9dde
BON oe1n nun perp0nten uBatent" Wfebl
NIT nod 6aule nebn1en mollten. Wfanz
de nerlon9ten 1900 Bfuno, anbere be-
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llnb oos fam olles bober; ipetl Die
gteeierun9 eine Sroer erlteb oohtn=
aebenb, oab nod bern 26. 0eSember Die
feineren 9orter Neebl rtd)t 1nebr se=
moblen ,peroer oiirfen. Sn bieler Or
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mereen biirien un Elm Tab Oeebl ber5u=
itel(e11; oab 11tdt mebr lpte 5 Yro5ent
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INN Sic nteortgeren Sorten Mebl gu
fabrtctren.
Sn o11beren Worter bebeutet bteS,
baB feire Muble ibren &unbe1 anoereS
>pie 95 Bro5ert Mehl ltefern barf. Die
befanrte1l Batent Weeble liefen spiiden
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Wei3ens in oie l6le6tere gorten Mebl
9tn9 un6 folelt6 111lr Der Robm be8
Webens fir bas tpetbe nnb ldneei9e
,Yatent Mebl" perblteb.
Sic Meeinu1gen ltr1b eeteilt iiber Die
8or5ieli6feit beS Brobs melde8 bon
bieien nel1en W2ebl gebaden >perben
fan1t. Wan6e Odiller itnb Der Metz
nung, bab es nod befier fdmeden pirb
ipte bas btsbertee; lie 9eben aber gu bab
eS ei11e bunflere Garbe baben tDtro..
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BON lber5enet, bab oos neue Webl fein
10 autes 8rob ltefer11 tptrb tpte pp1t
O2eb( unter Ser olten Negel bergeitellt,
.9a oie Wmble11 nod feline Grperimente
in ibren 8ddereten ge111a6t baben, 10
f01tre11 tie MIR mutmaben ober ntdtS
befinitipes ar81agen.
9er Yreis bes N1ehls tptrb babur6
r1i6t nieoriaer iperoen: oarin iinb ii6 Ste
bieligen Nfiiller etntg. Oeanhe be-
baupten {ogar, bob etne flein, Yretser<
bDbllna eintreten miiiie. mil IN Derz
ielben Sroer gelast tptrb. bab ote 6utz
terpretie bebeuteno erntebrigt tDeroen mill
len. 9ie Nabrunesntittel= =Nbntntitraz
tipn bat belttmnt, bab etne 3onne &leie
nidt mehr als 38 Brose1tt bon oem
folten oorf mas fit etre Come Met5en
be;ob[t mtro. uWibbltn1S" biirfen
$500 Sic 5onne11 mebr foiten. 9ies
moht eiren unterlhieb BON perldie6e=
nen 9ollarS I'M gerfaufSprets BON
sSltter lt1o besipcaer 1tnlnlt man an,
bab sic Meblpreiie ble'b II mo lte linb,
uno po11u0glt6 nod ei1r btsden erb0bt
iperben biirIen.
Gus 11elle 8rob birfte fit Ste neue
Generation eil1e 9eeuerllug iein, ettpaS
bon oen1 lie btsber nod fetne Mbnun9
bate; aber fit sic dltere Generation
miro eS 11ihts neues fet1l benn IN. Ser
euten alte11 3eit gab eS iiberbanpt fet1l
an6eres 8roo ,peil sic W1aibinerie nod
ni6t 10 lpett Derbellert ipar UNI oie8 berz
feinerte Mebl probueiren 81 f0nner.
5i6erli6 bat es ben Mdbden 1no
.l.sI
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28
Mutt uno sseds 9ipuree.

Sebes Oedoden tpeldes In Sem Gbor
Ser Ml1tt l1nb Self Iiporee Gon1pann
1nittuirft uelde am 5onntag, ben 80.
DeSenther bier In Der Iurnballe auf=
tritt, 1T ei11e geidulte 8iano=@pieler
ioipie 5dngerin llllb 9dnseri1 ntes
Nuspabl oeS lieSidbrieen Mdoden=
1ors 1na6te baS Oeanagement Die Gnt=
bedllng. oab Nadoden melde mulifaiid
bsan1agt linb, Die leites1 rbptbmiideu
g smgerinlen bilben ll11b audi Die beite1l
Idryerinnen. aop.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28

unnittelbare GermaItune uno
etriebsleitung perbleibt lettenoen
1iienbafnern. ltebernabmc nDtz
enbia aemadjt burd, beitebenbe
nti= =Giieubabngeieke,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28

Aud sic Baqni 9noianer babe11
lpieber ben Grieespiab betreten. Nebr
llnb mebr ipiro Merifo bas 9ano oes
@hredens obne Gnoe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-28
:siernng itbernintmt
Giienbabne,t

hente ibernimmt bie Geaierung
nttltdIe 6iienbabren bes 9an0es.
efretar McNorp tuirb 0eneral=
ireftur.
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST
In AND ABOUT TOWN
Happenings of the Day in Va
rious Parts of the Ma
tion's Capital. q.

IF they don't come in five minutes
more we won't wait"
The middle-aged man shut his
watch with a snap, and the middle
aged woman looked anxiously u1'and
down the street. evidently fearing TO
protest. yet, willing to resort to AL
most any trick to wait just. a few
minutes longer.
IF street looks mighty pretty, with
all the flags" she suggested.
"All tommy-rot, came the answer.
And, of course, just as the middle
aged man was about to explode again
they arrived. the young daughter and
the four-year-old grandson. She
hoped from the street car, and he
hoped from the street car. and they
both ran over to the corner like two
babies together.
You are half an hour late" growl-
ed the middle-aged man.
What. was the NATTER timidly
asked the middle-aged woman.
The little mother gave a perfectly
splendid grin at the cross grand
father and said: well, just wait and
see. You walk ahead down + street
with Boy"
And as far as the reporter could
see. the cross, middle-aged grand
father was expanding with pride and
happiness as the passers-by turned
around to watch Boy as he gravely
put his heels together and saluted in
approved fashion every flag in every
window in F street.
And it was some order!
The Washington times., 1917-04-08

Final plans for the annual shad
bake of the Board of Trade. TO be held
this year at Occoquan, probably will
be completed at a meeting of the COM
mittee, OF which William Clabaugn Is
chairman, in the board rooms next
Saturday evening. The committee met
yesterday. 1t was then announced
that about 600 members and their
friends would take the trip down the
Potomac
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
To Entertain Veterans.

A reception to the four members of
Congress who served in the Union
army during the civil war will be
given Wednesday evening by the Kit
Carson Post, G. A. r., at Grand Army
Hall. The guests will be Gen. Isaac
r. Sherwood, of Ohio; d. w. Com
stock. OF Indiana: d. A. HolIings
worth. of Ohio, and Henry 2. Osborne,
OF California.