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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
GumsrcF Der g8cn5clrittcr.

SQDIlluc 0uBullB DcS DytOrODlulWCll
Sfat-GerbonoeS~ bcgonn geltern
in 6o6ofen. - llcbcr 500 Men-
5elritter unO ibre Gomen 8ugc-
gen.
lleber 500 @en5eIritter imO 5abl-
reide 0rlnen 6oben iib gum 10-
GongreB oes r9|orOoitlihen Sfut-
@er6un0eS~ in Der neuen yO00 Sci
loms Saae" an Ger @oi6ington-
StraBe in Sobofen eineehlnOen-
Nlapor griffin bat i'm gomen Der
StaOt Den GongrcB milfommen ge-
beiBen, Der our1 ipoblwoaenoes
@ntgegentomnen ser 8unoesbeboroc
iiber6oupt crit moelid puroe. 90
puroen feinem 9eiu1er, Der &eibS-
oentl6er lit unO einen Spcrr5oneH-
&oB fir g}ew Seriep nibt 6eIibt, ir-
eenomelde S1wicriefeiten in ben
gSeg geleet, 10 lonee er Die @eiese
befolgt.
Ole iSelt6eborOe, an oeren Spite
@mil Stouoc ais @rGii0ent unO
SenrD @orOts qIs @bren.@rdiioent
itcben, bat oor5iiglidbc 9lrbeit gelei-
itet, IoooB Oen GouereBtbeilnebmcrn
o6ne 3meifel 5pei angencbme, genilB-
rei1e Gage in Sobofcn's Diouert
bei1ieOen iein merOen. Dlit Dem @n-
pfong Ger @ditc, 3iebrng Der Iiid-
nlnmcrn, |ertbeilung Der 9Ib5ei6en
nno Gegiitrirlmg DER 8beilnebmer
nobm ole Saglng nm 10 ll6r ibren
glnfang.
SSn Der geitern gto6niittog 2 llbr
itottgefilnOenen 0eleeoteniibune err
iolgte Oie oiii5ieae @roffnns our6
Oen 3eIt-@rGiioenten mo Die 9eerii-
Bung ocs Gongrciics ourh Boitor
@atrid @riiiin. GoS critic Gurnier
begonn 9}a1mittogs INN 4 ll6r.
9lm 6erltigcp W}onfag fin0et 8or-
mittogs 10 ll6r cin 6riibihoppen nit
Gomen in @m. 9yctcr's 9ronerei IN
Union Sia Itott, Dem iih cine Be-
iidtieung ser 9rouerei-glnlugen on-
ibIieBt. glohmittoes 2 llbr nimmt
oaS 5weite 1urier Ieinen 9lnfnng,
Dem Elm Gommers iiir 6erren nnO
Gomen imo Die 8crtbcilung ser
Ereiie folgt.
Sir Die Gamen lit Elm beionocrcs
3rogramm oufeeiteat, oos llnter6al-
ting aller glrt uno einen 9lltomobil-
9lusiIug nod Oem .@rantpooo So
tel~ in @rantuooo, N.-S., borIiebt
Ger Gnmcn-9(usi6uB, Ocm 6ralt
SenrD GorOts, oie @ottin Oes @6ren-
Yrdiioenten, norItcbt, miro sic aus
p0rtieen Sdmeitern oud in gait
ireier @eiie 6emirtbcn.
g}od Der bon Der 6cltbcboroe olii.
gelteIlten Freis- labcllc meroen in ie-
Dem Safe bic bier eriten 9reiie 5fuei
81 ie $3.50 un0 3wei 81 ie $tOO iein.
Ter nudItebenO per3ei6neten EabcIlc
liegt cine Spieler5obI bon 500 5u.
grllnoe. 9ci mebr o0cr weniger
@litipielern dnOcrt iib Oie IubeIlc,
nit 9lusnabmc Der eriten bier 9Srciie.
Ger geringitc Ereis bctrdgt in ic0em
Sale $40. Sic Gobeae lit pie folgt
5ulanmeneeiebt.
500 Spicler ic $3.75 ~ 1875.
T. 4rcis $3.50, 9. 9}reis $3.50, 8.
@rei5 500, 4. @reis 500, 5. 9rcis
$75, 6. 9|reis SIS, 5uionmcu $3.50;
Z. @reis $50, s. 9}rGs $50, 8. 4}reis
$40, TO- 4'rcis $40, II. &rcis $50,
5uiammen $40; t3. bis i8. @rcis
ie $25 ($t50), 10. bis 2i. Grcis c
500 ($t0S), 25. bis 30. Freis je $tS
o$t0S), 81. bis 36 Nrcis ie SIS
(90), 81 bis 4S. grcis ic $t2
($fi4), 49, bis 60. @reiS ic $tt
($132), 61. bis "a. 4'rcis ic $40
(R9i01 insnpinr1t,1t ptQ71
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

SIN Nrle8solenife.
gefinoen iid uieIe sIueeiteate Der
n4enuiploonin 9obnseieaidoft@.
Inter ibuen oicbt es einen 0ber-
iien. einen 0berlieutenout. 5mei
Dloiorc uuo q Gopitane. gicIe
onoere perOen Der 9lusbebung
ioIeen.
Bis iett iino 2540 slueeitente Der
oEennipl0onio gobngeieliboft" als
8reipiIliee in oen ariegsoienit eetre-
ten nno erbiclten llrloub bon Der
8abn. Bon oieien iin0 70 oie ibr
Gfii3ierspotent crboIten uno oreiBig
liegen Dem Shioium fir Die 0ffi.
6iersiteIlung Oh. Gie ii6rieen 2442
Monn trdten ols 9lefruten in Die Pr
niee. Inter oen Sffi5icren, sic bon
Der 9obn geitellt puroen beiinoeu
fih elm Sberlt, Elm S6erlieutenont
Sipei Maiore, q GapIdne, % erite
2ieiitenonts. % 5rpeite 2ieutenants,
orei 51bnride nnO elm 3oblcIerf.
9IuBer oieien perOen iider nod oieIe
onocre 9lugeitelte Der gobn ourd
Die 3monsSmlsbebino in ocnariegs-
oienit fommen. Gic genoue 3a6l
miro niht befonnt merocn, bis Die
gIusbebimgSbebor0en ibre glr6eit Dol.
lenoet bobcn. @s lit jeood feitge-
itcIt moroer onB iih i'm Qieuite DER
@obn ouf oen 2inien oitlid BON
Eittsburgb 10000 N}ann befinoen,
Die Dem DliItdroicnite Dem @eicse
5ufoIge unterlieeen ino pabridein.
lid weroen 5000 oericlben cinberlfcn
wcroen.
Gle ioIgeuoc 2iitc 3eiet bic 0omcI
Der gngeiteQten Der 8obn, Die Diff
8iere wurOen ooer in oen Sfii5iers.
gIusbilounos-Sogern iino:
Sberlt.
poroce 20 Neooing, Srodt-ggcnt Ger
9reton. Gibiiion i'm 2. g1etu Ser.
icp SSnf. -gleat
Gber- 2ieutenant.
$. S. NRoriieIo Supt. Der gerfebrs-
Gibiiion gaeip Sericb. i'm 49, Sn-
genicurS.Hegt. fir @ertebr
W a or.
s. 9. Barrett, Mehanifer. 8iai1ms.
port.Ti0iiion, i'm 19, Sngenicurs.
9legi. fir @ertebr.
8. g. @nsfilI, Mehonifer, goIti.
more.9iD., i'm 10. Sne. ..0let. fir
@erfcbr.
q. 6. Nioric, IT,, 3ugmeiiter oer9bi.
Iaoelpbia.Eern-Gib Gbef Oes
8erIooinss.&ets.
@opitGr
s. M. 9lnoerion, 6iiliss5upcrpiior
Der 9uifolo-GipiiiorJ I'M 6. @eun.
iplDonia-9legt.
S. a. grutide Glerf i'm Ginfoufs.
Sept SatptbiIreou, i'm 6. @enn-
i1lpania.Hegt.
g. g. gInele, Glerf i'm SouptburcaI
I'M 3. 9leu Scriep Snf. .-9leet
9. s. glDrps, &ilfs.Stotionsmeiiter
ocr @eitern @ennipIponio.Gibi.
Iion i'm 49, 9ennipIuonia.Sni-
9legt.
S.. @afcr, Glerf, Der @bilaOeIpbio-
Eipiiion i'm s. PenniDIoonio.5uf.-
9lcgt.
S. 2. 9res, @oiiogier-G Gonoufteur Der
Der Wlioole-GiOilion i'm s. @enn.
iDlponia.Snf -9leet.
" 2. 5ranfIin, ir, Gibiiions. .5rnht
9lgent Der 9aItimorc.Gibiiion, i'm
Guartiermciiter. r.gcierDe.Gorps.
3, g. 6oller, it,, Glerf i'm Soitpt-
Bureau, I'M 6. 8cnniplbania.Snf
Gegt.
2elan a. Sallcr 9Iblieferiing.Glerf
Der philadelphia TeruinoI. 9ioi-
iion i'm 6. 4enuioloanio.SSnf.-
9legt.
Gbos. S Satiiclo, @oggOn.@epari-
rer ser MiOoIe,Gipiiion I'M s.
Fcnui1loonio-Snit. .Reet.
@eo. 4. Suif Siilfs.Strcden.9or-
mann Scr Ebil10elpbio-gipiiion,
I'M 10 Sngeuieurs.g .giegt fir Der
fcbrsmeien
9cni ". aline, glcftrifer in oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Gentral.GiDiiion i'm 49, Snec-
nieurs.9iegt. iiir Gerle6rspelen.
u. g. 2odbart @lerf I'M 6ouptbu.
reau, i'm 2. Yenniploanio 6elo-
9lriillerie.yieet.
q. g. Moc9enorid, 3eidner i'm
Soupt6ureou inn 2. 9enniDloa-
1ia-6elo.9lrtillcrie.&egt
Ridoro @lacSberrg, 3ei6ner, i'm
Souptbureou. i'm Ouartiermeiitc-
Heieroe-Gorps.Heet.
Sos 8. Dloore, 6eiermonu DER WliO-
ole.GiOiiion, i'm I. Benniploouia-
aooollerie.&egt.
9lobt. $. 93eDnolOs, Syngenicrr DER
q. 3. g. g. q. e. y. aroft-Sto.
tion, i'm a. girginio.Snf. .-9legt.
3. g. &obbins, Sulfs.Mehouifer
DER @ittsburgb-G -Gipiiion, I'M 49,.
Sngenicurs.9lcet fir gerfebrs.
iueien.
s. SS. StiioD, 9bef-Slert oes 8ene.
rol.2eiters, in Der z. Tibiiion Der
@cnniblDanio.N1 N1ilitdr-Eoli5ei.
s. @. EbOmion Glerf i'm Souptbu-
reolL i'm 6. Eenniplbonia-Snf.-
9ieqt.
6. 9. @bitmon SiiIfs.Stredenoor.
monn fir Moidinerie Ger Bitts.
burgb-Gibilion i'm 19. SSnge-
nieurS.Hegt. fir @ertebrsmeien.
1. 9teutenant.
q. 70. Barr, Snipettor in Sen SSu-
niota-@erfitdtten, i'm Sroonan5.
Tcportemcnt.
9iuOolpb Bloom, Siilfs.Grominer i'm
Sranfen-Geportement, i'm Wlsoi.
5iniiben Geportement.
6. g. 9ofiemmber, Snipeftor in Den
glltoona 0ioihinen NerfItGtten,
i'm 19. SngenieurS-yiegt. fiir Ser.
febrspeien
$. 6. 6ernoit Stredenouiieber Der
gIem SerieD.Gipiiion i'm Guar-
tiermeiiter.He
@m. y. @leoion 3eidner Der glelu
SerieD.GiOiiion i'm Gnartiermei.
iter-9ieierpe-Gorps.
@. g. Grace, Stredennnnn Der Gent
trol.DibiiiUn bel Der Sfii5iers.
9leierpe.
s. u. SeDmooO, it,, Glcrf Der 9olti-
more-Cioiiion i'm 8. Norplono.
Snf. .&eet,
u. 2. SoporO, Glerf, Der @. S. &
9. 81. g., i'm g. 0aep Seriep.Sni.-
Gegt.
Gbos. u. Slime, 4oiiagier.GouOuf-
tcur Der @lio0le Gioiiion, I'M 1.
Reuniplponio ao0ollerie-9ieet.
6. q. Mabofiep, Gipiiions-2aoenbor.
iteben Der Glmiro.Gipiiion, i'm 3.
glelp Dorf Snf-3eet.
e. 8. Mollom, 8ormonn in Den
9renton @erfItdttcn, I'M 10. sSn-
geiicurs.Regt, iiir Gcrfebrsue-
len.
3. @. EcnnDpader, Glerf, in Soipt-
bureau, i'm I. FenniplOonia Snf.-
9iegt
g. s. Hihors, Medonifer oer Gone
moigb.Iibilion i'm 8. 9leierbc-
SSngenielirs.9iegt.
8. Q. Gobbins, Medonifer Der 9itts.-
burgb -Tibiiion, i'm 10. Sngc.
nieurs-Hegt. fir @erfebrsweien.
@. 9. 8uOo, Siili-Streden.|ormau
fir Mloidinerie Der glelp Dorf.
Gibilion, I'M 10. S5ugeniellrs-&egt
fir @erfebrspeien.
9. 10. Solter, Moifinilt Der WlorD.
Iono-Eioiiion, i'm 1. Gelawure-
Snf. .Mcgt.
6. g. Stein Spe8inl.2ebrling in oen
9lltoono Mai6inen @erfitdtten,
im 19, Sngenieurs.Gegt fiir Ser
febrSpeien
g. 8. Tilbroof, Stredcnaufieber Der
Gonemniigb.G b.Gibiiion i'm 6licger'
Corps
u. 9. GoIIingcr, SiiIfs,Stationsmci-
tier oes YbilaOelpbiu Terminal
bei'm Morine SiiItenibub-Hegt.
@iaiom @eld, @ormunn Der Seem
Dorf-GiOiiion I'M 19. Sngenicurs
9legt fiir @erfcbrspeien,
i. 81. @ig6tmon, @erfebrS. .Snipef.
tor, I'M 10. Sueenielirs.9iegt. fir
@erfcbrsmelen.
Gobert @ooOcod 6iilfs-Superoiior
Der 9ellpooo.Eioiiion i'm 6.
HennIhlnonin cS1ft .Redt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Abounrntcn, Die ocn ,Hcmfdjeu Gurrclpuu.
ocnlctt" ninli piu,uirt nocr unrcaclmdnig cr-
hcitcH, Hro acbcien, oCr Office hnnpn per 5e.
tcnhoH nhrr idriihid piHsriipna ~ mn@sH
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
cts OF HEROISM ARE
% Be REWARDED WITH
APPROPRIATE MEDALS
|lrnegie Hero Fund Commission
Holds Its Annual Meeting and
Makes Awards for Heroic Deeds
Performed, Pensions Granted.

Pittsburgh. IA, Jan 20. Invent
bee acts ot horuism we're rccugui, Il
tho Carnegie Hero Fund Comnis
5u at its thirteenth annual mcetiuH
ire
.lu eight cases silver medals Wyr,
.urdcd. 300 uftocu cases bronze mru-
- Eleven of the heroes lost thct
es. and 90 tho dcr,uuents ut sever
these. p'nsiou- aEgrogatiug t4.t''
year were granted, tu tho depend.
.ts OF one ui thcs, and ~ three utu-
/. who lost their live. sums tuJllur
$50. tu De- applied. subject 90 o.,
lection uf the commission, ,u Nnriu.
.lys. were granted. In addition q.
osc none, grants, in one case Hi.n''
rs appropriated foI educational Hr
scs. payments Co., %, made us needed
"a approved; and 200 ten cu-es awards
grcsatng $3.50 we're made f'.
bier worthy purpuso- Payments 30
csc oisca win NOT hc made until Co..,
nen n.laric- ,bu- fw th" use ut tI.'
ards haN, been approved Hr o."
|mm.,.un
lironIc Medals
|tarr Anu,r. Curkdalc. Nu5, lN
tempting O. save A. FuN h,uu't
m burning, Aurll 90. 1915.
IIyorpr A. Powell Austin rs>. ''
m- Ethel W.lau puH North
j. from IruwuiuE AurH D.. lHt'.
~ tor r.. Milton Oakland. DNl, o.
/ I,mpumg n save Amelia 90 Ammo.
Im BURNING Ht N,rm". cal. Nor'I
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
GONE ron GOOD.
Results That Last Arc Whas ippca, Ia
Albuquerque People.

Kidney sufferers In Albuquerque
want more than temporary relief
They want results that last
Results like Mrs Fourncllc tells
about
Hers was a thorough test
Nine years is a long time.
Doan's Kidney pills have stood the
test and stood Il well.
why experiment with an untriei
medicine?
People here in Albuquerque have
shown the way.
Read Mrs Fournelle's story.
Mrs. r. Fourncile. 40i South Broad
way. Albuquerque. says: Three boxes
OF Donn's Kidney Pills cured me "l
pain In my back that had troubled
me FOR many years. was also re-
heved OF rheumatic pains"
Statement given January 30, 1910
on May %. 1919, Mrs. Fourneil'
said "Doan's Kidney pills have cured
me and / have had no occasion 10 use
them since giving my former endorse
ment."
Price SOC al all dealers DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy gel
, Doans Kidney Pills-thc same tina
Mrs Fournoile has twice puhhch
recommended. Foster Mnburn CO.
Props. Buffalo. \. Y.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

Peter sullivan and others from suffo-
cation, July %. 1916.
Thomas ! Clancy, 1890 W. 59th -
Cleveland. O.. for helping To- save Peter
sullivan and others IN the case above
mentioned.
james :. McGnth. Cleveland, 90,
lor helping to save Peter sullivan and
others in the foregoing Cases.
Alberta /. Ludlum, deceased, died
attempting to save Adelaide 4. l.acF =
wood from drowning 1t OEdensblrg
y j.. August :. 1910. Medal to moth
cr 40 r. 3ist St. Paterson, y J
James o. Fraser, deceased. dice ot-
tempting To save three girls from
drowning ~ Paris. Ontario. AuEuEi 20.
1915. Medal and pension 20 widow. at
Paris, Ont
Joseph T. D.merath, deceased. died
attempting to save BenJomin U
Werle from drowning at Berlin. NlS..
October e3. 1916. Medal and pension
20 widow AZ Berlin. Wis
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

west OF the blockade waiting TO get
through.
strenuous efforts opened one track
between the points named Cor Il time
late yesterday and some trains gat
through but the congestion today Is
about the same ns before the line was
opened.
Overland Limited No. >. the pet
train of the road, is snowbound near
Hanna. with General Manager Will
lam Jeffcrs. who vas making a spe-
cial effort 10 get the train through,
on board.
The snow In the cuts is from eight
to ten feet deep ana of the consist
euCy of ice workers on the track
clearing gangs say
W \. Whitney, superintendent %
transportation. who now IL at Lara
mie. stated early this afternoon tina
he could not tell within hours Uf wheI
trains would begin to move.
Crews OF passenger trains In tf'
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

Policeman Pablo fuian Is OF du'y
IN with the grip. \. =. MorhEa is fsll'
ing his place on the force.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
American Troops Are
To Start for Border
Saturday or Sunday
NJ rtrnInr HeraIl Lea.ed wlrel

~ Pasu Jan. a6.-Forces ot Fran
cisco Nnu have occupied IN Vale,
Chihuahua. abandoned by General
Tershing's outposts. according to ap-
parcnuy reliable Information recclS-
cd In army circles. II was said villa
had established headquarters at Ma
dcri, and was preparing TO occupy
Cnsas Gmudrs as soon az lorshing
should abandon hold headquarters at
Cuionn puhlau.
one hundred refugees reached Col
umhus today from Colonia Duhlar,
many riding ON the sixty trucks
which arrived with headquarters
baggage. according to passengers
who arrived here late today. These
refugees said 'hc American troops
were lchcdul'd Go start from field
headquarters Tor the border tomorrow
ur SUNDAY
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
Bryan Introduces a
Coffin Nail Bill
In the Lower House
tsnecInl Correspondenoe. }

santa Fe. y. NJ, Jan. 2G.--A law
prohibiting the sale OF giving away
OF cigarettes. or the materials for
making them. was proposed to the
house OF representatives yesterday.
G. w. II. Bryan. who is gaining some
thing as the framer OF unusual stat
utes is the father OF the anti-coifin
nail measure.
His birth control bin was introduce
ed yesterday, and Is now In the hands
OF the committee on state affairs. MIR.
Bryan says he will make a speech on
he iioor OF the house In defense OF
the bill, II il IL attacked.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

ards at Laramie were dismissed at
noon and told TO report an hour later
Passengers are being fed i'm hotels,
restaurants and, in some cases, in the
dining cars on the trains which have
them.
The cause of today's shut down was
n new storm at Rock River and q
heavy wind off Elk mountain at tho
| other end OF the blockade. whict
combined TO fill with snow the channel
dug through u late yesterday.
one line OF the road IL blocked COM
pletely. with two engines. and dynamo
and baggage cars from one train cuI-
/ pletely buried
Falling snow caught a large anow
pillow which was cutting through the
drifts and rendered II useless blocking
I II from moving forward or backward.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
Restricting Meals
In All Restaurants
Adopted by France

Paris. Jan. 21.--Fsancr tonight tol-
lowed tho example OF England and
italy In restricting meals IN rcstaur-
ants Diners In restaurants are here
after restricted 90 horS d'ocuyros ur
soup. two other dishes and cheese or
dessert I'm regard 60 the two main
dishes. tho hjU of f,rc. instead of the
sixty or seventy items usually pre-
scented. is confined tu a maximum Of
nine The nine consist of one ege
dish three meat and three vegetable,
The restrictions have been drawn
up IN conjunction with th repre-
seutatives Of the provision trades aud
have been taken iu rood part by both
the public and the restaurant proprl-
etors Pusic opinion generally rec
ognize, tho importance of stopping
the waste lu food
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
Steamer Prince John
Ashore on Wrangle
Island, OFF Alaska

North Head. Wash. Jan. 2s.---"s.
o. s." calls were sent out by the
freight and passenger steamer Prince
John. stating that 1t was ashore on
wrangie Island. OF the southwestern
coast of Alaska. were picked up BY
the radio station here today. The
messages snid the steamer was leak
ing badly and asked for help immedi.
ately.
The Prince John plies between Van
ccuver. II. c., and southeastern Alaska
points. She was southbound at the
time OF the accident.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

ing to today's bulletin OF the prison
physician.
Her blood pressure was within
normal limits but wayerlng." the bull
letin said. while temperature was
slightly below normal and pulse had
moderately Weakened" AT noon to-
day she had tasted nearly ninety
hours.
The commissioner said IL rested
with the prison medical board TO de-
eide whether Mrs, Byrne would be
fed forcibly II she persisted in refus-
ing To ent.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26

from b,us KILLED Pos train. August
20. 19Ii
Ncllio A. jenkins tuow Mrs. o.. 4.
HJrHoruuEhI. WaNachic. Ten ior sl,-
ing Aim, Marshall from an ,ui5ged
luil at Nash. Tex Mag ls, 1913.
lorea IS Nshrt1ft Cl9ysyu. Nv.
fur saving three Etis from a runaway
~ 'rttcrd'u. rs, August % 1915.
H ,su,tou Flowers. deceased. d'cd
-tt'mpt,rs tp -,tr kuue %. Ad'ur
from drowning at Juno, TcN. July 10.
1870. Medal to widow. at Ozuu1, T,y.
clifford Do Nmtn'y, deceased. died
g'tymptiug 90 save Gilbert Il. li,tk-
MlU from drowning at Tppeyanoe
cts o.. sept 8, l"lG. Medal e. :uiueI
AT TIrpecauoe Cit,
samuel d. Wolf. deceased. died at
tempting Co save ". G. Lewis from
druwuinr at ST. Louis. Mo. May %"
1919. Medal TO father al 1913 Eth-l
ave., ~t Louis, Mo
Irauk -. white, e.casrd, died AZ
tsWptiuE to save clara NJ. Huh,hd,
from drowning at sprngdalc, Ari,,
.Juiy -. 1915. Medal to widow, at
Sprurs5al'. with pension.
Earl =. Munncl decreased. died
attempting O. save Arthur Wllnrr
from drowning at Spring Lake, X,
July 4. 1916 Medal 10 widow, 1891
toloran avenue, Cincinnati. o.. with
pension.
claude Stubbloueld. deceased died
attemptiup "a save Georgia r Mans
field from drn"uuE NJ Ardmuro, OK
lu june T. l9lG. Medal and pension
90 widow no (rdmorr.
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
Mrs. Byrne Becoming
Weak from Effects
OF Hunger Strike
IBy Evening Herald Leased w-rei

New York. Jan, 2G.--The hunger
strike begun Monday night by Mrs,
Ethel Byrns. who is serving thirty
day term following conviction as a
birth control propaganda, is grad
ualiy weakening the woman. accord
The evening herald., 1917-01-26
Winter Tightens His
Grip on u. p; Dozen
Trains Block Sidings

Cheyenne, Wyou Jan 2G.- Winters y
grip. which has been threatening to
shut or communication for an indef-
mite time ana which had stopped
trains mtermlttently for the last
week. today shot Gown on the Union
Pacific between Hanna and Rock
River Wvo. and over dozen trains
are crpwdiur the Sidlngs east and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
REAL ESTATE
BOARD TO DINE
THURSDAY NIGHT

The Detroit Real Estate board will
hold It's annual meeting and dinner
in the Hotel Cadillac, Thursday
night. ~ 80 o'clock. Il will De
a turkey feast, with appropriate trim.
mings.
Lewis L. Smart. chairman OF the
committee On charge % raising funds
for Company T.. Three Hundred and
Thirry-soventh infantry. in Camp
Custer. which The board has adopt
cd reports total contributions Of
$3.50 20 date The board Is 70
provide the boys p-ith n Christmas
fr-e in a printed appeal 10 the
membership Mr.. Smart says. II IS
UP Go us. aged and crippled and 100
proud 20 fight 20 make that Christ
mas tree something for the $50 men
* Michigan In Company r. who are
dehting our battles. 20 remember al
ways."
Members are urged 20 bring some
thing for some member or the com
pany 20 the Thursday night meet
ing. something soldier can use and
enjoy They should be prepared 20
give literally Of their cash. too. II
they have not already contributed.
sa7p SIR Smart Company r IS com
manded by Capt William 2. Col.
burn. "a mcmber OF the Detroit Real
Estate hoard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
BANKER BOOSTS
WAR SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES

The governments campaign TO
sell s. 600. 000 900 OF war savings
certificates. which has just begun.
offers an opportunity 20 The bank
ers OF The United States 20 lend
heir support 90 a unique and In
.eusely interesting experiment In
war finance SAYS Gates W Me
nh. president or the Mechanics
81 Metals National bank. OF New
Work. ma letter he Is sending 20 all
.I. banks correspondents 10 IL the
ambition 81 the Washington author.
tiez rc states 20 place these oertih-
Gates gentually ia 10000 600 Amer.
Ioau homes The letter continues:
s.eeassful sale ~ the certificates
it has been announced. viii postpone
.tne cTtr.rr .rr the third Liberty loan
That Is important nut more tmror-
fant hr fHr. Ca srlcrssful sale viii re-
1'ct tie AWeri peoltcs reeosnl
trn 80 Pre- vial part that economy
and saving even of the smallest
huanrr wIf play in NrinEinE victory
tst ~ aor war wlth'.ie rrany
This war viii not DO won with
money 10 viii pc won win men and
material and. as We see H. that must
ha The lesson ~ She war savings GER
t.FratFs Each c5-ccnt thrlft STAMP
hnl-ht ln me United states viii rep
resent more than "A silver quarter
subscribcd 90 war loan. II viii
sym oilEt quarter diverted from
some unnerrssary purpose 20 the all
important ard vitality necessary pur-
pose ~ supplying our soldiers and
sailors with the material for the pros
a.el.t4asa ~ t4s--RAr.
Sever before were economy and
saving SD necessary 4 waEteful and
tnrittie-a people cannot Win war
hence. until victory "a obtained. the
American people must be made to soc
the essential need ~ making sarrl-
1ses. however small. for the nation.
The war savings certificates VIII
serve go measure those Secri -es.
down even g. tWenty-fre cents
RS lending themselves without
stint o. drive AQr1r enc lesson ~ The
certificates. the bankers II the coun-
try can perform noble patriotic
ava PRACTICAL service the results %
wli-h cannot De ovsrestimRted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
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