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The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Having a Chance, AT
Last, To Get Some Place,
Let's Get Some Place


The attempt Of the common council
To impose "a rental of $4,000 a day upon
the Detroit United Railway for use OF
streets where It's franchises have expired
in retaliation Upon the company Tor ln-
creasing IFS rate of fare TO FIVE cents, is
as silly as Is the company threat 20
quit operating it's cars unless 1t Is allow
ed to charge that fare.
Just at this time. when all OF De
troits industries and Workmen aro en-
gagged exclusively for the government and
in the cause of democracy, the y. Z. K.
would not be allowed to suspend opera
tions if it wanted 20, bat nobody believes
that it wants TO-
On the other hand a school boy Jusl
entering arithmetic is able TO appreciate
that the rental proposed by the common
council would be ruinous
While the d. L. r. couldn't bow itself
out Of our streets as a means Of brow
beating us into submission ia lis de
mands. we could give the d. I. r. very
good alibi for presentation to the gov
eminent if we were TO 90 off half-cocked'
as the common council proposes, by fix
ing a rental charge that would be ruinous,
almost, under rate OF fare Of 10 cents
straight.
Mayor Marx is everlastingly right in
his position toward this action of the
aldermen.
He voices the sentiment of a majority
of the fair-minded people of Detroit and
the unanimous sentiment of every bust
ness man that the Detroit United Rail
way is entitled to a fair and reasonable
return on the money it has invested IN
this city.
And he outlines the only course that
the city can take in fairness toward an
important institution, which, tho it is a
public service corporation, must have the
same good American privilege enjoyed
by any other institution and be conceded
a right to live.
The situation is one that must be
handled, first of all, without prejudice.
1t can best be met in fairness to both
sides by figures and frankness.
The d. L. r. has already come part
way by keeping its promise of improved
service for the higher rate Of fare.
1t has submitted without the show Of
fight to the common council action or
dering the cars back on the old routes.
to make the old stops.
IF IF # If VIII -eeme- the rest Of the
way, and we can curb some smaller board
aspirations in the common council, an
adjustment that will be satisfactory can
be brought about in the shortest length
of time.
The company has claimed decreased
earnings and increased operating ex-
penses until it is impossible for it to give
service such as Detroit demands for less
than the FIVE cents it is now charging
That claim will not satisfy those who
are paying the fares until it is supported
by the books of the company and the will
hngness of the company to LAY all the
cards on the table"
That is what the D. L. z. said it would
do, and if It's claims to a higher rate of
fare are made in good faith, it will do il.
In the meantime. Mr.. Mayor, if the
company shows a disposition TO make
good on the proposition, keep the COM
mon councils hands Off.
The traction problem has been out of
politics now for a long time
Let's keep it out and having a chance.
at last, to get some place, GET SOME
PLACE
---------------
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
From Another Pomtof NeW

JOY ~ TIE NEWS
Cut In Bread Price Monday
Government Urges SKIP stops
Relief Speeds on 20 halifax"
met Tfghtens Around Ksitsehridt'
GLOOM ~ DITTO
more nigh Prices 20 Be Investigated
Drop Of Twenty Degrees Coming"
"Only - Days Till Christmas"
However the debate announced by the
NeWSbovs Association ON Resolved,
That the Bridge Proposal Should Have
Been Adopted has been put over.
It's hard to please all of the people all
the time Now they're raking LaFolette
over the Goals because he didn't remain
in the senate and vote against war with
Austria
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

TTNHis DEPARTMENT mantaned 70 shed the g e. truth on the
s"ndler "
advertisers Who nave
honest adNer
o
will
be aver % -vcs
preferred
Address, Admirror The Times. Detroit M.ch
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BILL AND JIM
"The Beach Boys"

They were brothers Bin and Jim
Monin, night and interim
Folks said Never was ner viii
BE a pair like Jim and Bill
Brothers on tn way 2 school:
Brothers to M swimmin pool
Jim a step ahead Inclined
Bill a,comin'. jus behind
Brothers on th' coast.n hill
Slid r'gtther Jim and Biz
Barefoot brothers. long ago
Where th' huckieberrieS grow;
Brothers IN their only crime
Robbed a brown thrush nest one tins
Brothers by IA circus tent
Bill waru't there unless Jim went
Brothers when IA sky was fair
And when heavy clouds were there
Brother, 1otin no er "a scratch
brothers in th' cerry patchs
Lsdys smile er captured heart
Never GOT th two apart
Brothers. stiu In after years
side by side as volunteers,
Tn th' days o. siHty-one
when th' civil war begun
Bm put on suit OF blue
Nothin' else fer Jim q do
Single file they got in line
Bill acomin Jus benin
Jim fought on and on until
He had made Is safe fer Bill:
B'U DC pressed m issue grim
Till he'd made t safe Ter Jim:
II OBJ night were bitter chill
Jim 'ud pull bis coat fer Bill
N tt rat.ous had run slim.
1871 ud give bis crust jim:
Brothers n that bitter fight
Colum leff ST colum right.
when al last M war was Ger
Tbcy- gether as before
1871 step ih rear % JIm
Jim nowhere unless with him
once jus once-Jim was alone.
Reason written on q Stone
In M church yard bo,c IA hin
Where tday Jim sleeps with Bill
Jim a step ahead Inclined
Rui acomin'. jus behind
Lived and died n brotherhood
Jus Ike we. as brothers should
Lived and died 20 live again
Do th hearts o. fellowmen
Thus they kept the course unswcrted
And rh union was preserved
ST. Louis has bought two coal mines
uttiDg the cost Of her fuel in half. Show
1g MS.
"Put IL down as coming from me. say.
Doe our old friend and Well-mown an,
op1lar chropodist. that "A lot of thes,
SLOWS who ARE INDUCING i'm loose v-gl
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Laugh With Us

The motorist had LOST bls way on a country
road HaIing iTc hr pedc tr.an De overlook.
ho asked fhc way so Blank
tUc. "l don't know as I can Ia h KS
explain .f worry clearly. replied l,W11
fho pedestrian but NJ you'll ~ ~ =, -
u =. !: 4. :. !. i. j. = {. !. ..... ~
.rrt or directed ho pc ~
dc.frilu as he took hie scat in
he car rou drive -raichi ahead The way YOU
are Eoiu. frr ab0ui $3.50 miles.
Whor tho fVp miles had been trarorsed he
continued "Now if toul lef mo our hcTo can
.HuH sou ths REST Of fhe way without coins
atoms Ju.. turn around and 500 back three miles
la. fHrre t0u are.
"Why d.dn'f you 'cU r .hat n the fr place
instead or taking me two miles iu tho wrong
directions" demanded tho motorIt.
"t didn't want to hurt your feelings right
awat by telling you you Wcfc eo.ne in the wrong
direction" replied the other ard besides, !
Iifo here"
The friend bad dropped n TO aen dAUb.r Tho
great animV painter pu. thr orr 'nF touches
uu NI. N'f.f painting i'n WAS
u 'ifrd Hdveler lrhcn u tu-
hlr tUlI. some rfw f.f Hnd
----.---.--4--- -4.---.- t-+-
rHint.d rabl fhr iorc-
ground
Wr uH oartn did rol 10
fhr Do asked
% ul.0as cor ae ro
500 NH. picture TODAY Whom
she secs her pct poodle smell that atb.l md
get excited over b. she'll buy DO on fhe spot"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The motorisf had lost hs way on a country
road Ha'ine .Tc hrt pedc tr.an De overlook
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

nY carrier IN Detroit. cents week eis--
- where. 30 cents week ~ mail, So q
wear. Gail Main 1870. Entered at the Post
office In Detroit as second class mail matter
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The rtl64-T TOu READ TREA5uRE
lSLAr4D. AID AEAPD SOMEONE
\tyALAIr4e- VITA \ CAr4E on THE
PAVEn1ErtT lrl front or 1HE HOUSE
The Washington times., 1917-12-01
No. -.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON

1 Washington, IN the District Of cOluns..,
The Washington times., 1917-12-01
Financial Institutions of Washington Close of Business

November 20, 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
a6coOorc s6mcdcbicr an Siaoc {

G6eo6ore Sdmedebier an Siaoc s.
0or5on lno 6rmt, 1 Got.
So6n 9. &o6oe ltnO 6rolt an s.
$. 9looms, g}oroieite elliott, nobe
Gurlepitry 10 bel 70.
9loom 2eipolo uno 6rau an Nior.
ris 9ti6mdn II. g., = Cots.
@m. 9. Smith, 9lOmry an Nlorp
q. 6relnO, @eItIeite Duncan, nobe
SomborOitr., l2 bel Al.
g}arp 81. 6rerno on 8m. s..
@Dcrs unO 8rolL gSeItleite ser Qun-
com, nobe 2onboro-Str., 1916 BET
80.
Glioobctb @. @ore an Diamond
9. & 8. g., gloroicite Der %. na6e
GaIDert.Str., IA bel 80.
Gbos. 4Srui6of an SomeS YrimuS
unO SruL 1920 OItMonlnnentStr.
Somes g. @alomaD lmo 6rol an
@no. q. SdonageI uno 6rmL 415
9}oro 4ortitroBe.
Gbos. q. Wlltb ino 8rou an Sar-
riion g. 9. g., 9toroieite Der 2ering-
ton, nabe @oD-Stry Is bel -.
g(ugult ". 9eiicrt on SenrD San-
ser mo 6rou, Gde Clement uno
Goofiie.Str.
Sirou 8. S8ciSfopf an 6ranf
9lhor unO 6rolL glorooliieite Der
McGulo5-, nabe 9loom-StroBe, 13
bel 81.
IS. 9anutt Monning II. 81. M
2ouiie Gggert, Sltieite Der 9egilter-.
nabe 2anuale.Str., ILL., bel 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
QsrlrnNitiids.lte6crtraannacn

So6n Sn9rom &rince an GOnnuo
@. @rince mO 6rau 2 @rlnoihide.
Geriel6c an SerOmon S6motfn,
glorOieite &ouOoIl StroBe, uoGe Dot.
terp 9lOenue, 1873 Del ~.
gG. Seroman Sdwotfo an G6orleS
q. Martin mo Srou, glor0ieite
9lan0al-StroBc nobc 9otterD-9loe
Soon @er1 ou So6n GuiiD, Dit
Icite 8rooowap, nabe E6amesltroBe,
1872 bel n.
2ouis 6. @artea II. 81. an @ar
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tam-@locc, no6e @6iteIod Zane, IS
bei ~.
Carroll 9 Soiimou II. 81. an So.
g. @osleu, 2O2S @ttingitr.
SoS. z. ScmingS II. A. an @larD
81. Seunings, Sltieite Goen, nabe
5eoeraIiir., IA Bel rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

ltdrt trclben0er S0ttor 1llr Ole Sorle
icin mlB. Cine oIlerOines icbr be-
i9eioene Goitprobe baben mir ia
i6on in Dem Sale @eitingborie err
boIten, mo- bon Sen ruiiiideu 100
MiQionen 10 N(iQionen sur Gedung
ruliii6er S6uloen bel scr @eiell'
i6ait permenoet muroen oeren 9lttien
oaoon natiirli9 lmuittelbor profitirs
ten.
glud nod etlpoS an0ereS ipri1t
fir fonmenoe gr0Bere &egiamfeit
ocS MorfteS. Die Spefulation an
Sen @ro0uftenborien lit Oieie @ode
lmter6umOen morOeu imO eS eri6eint
niGt auSgeidloHen OaB oieie MGrfte
gang geidIolien weroen. GdS piiroe
sur 6olge 6a6en, ooB iib sic @e-
treble. Spefulation, oie 0omit ousee.
i6altet lit, Dem @iieftenmarft 5upen-
oen miir0e, oenn ooS &apital muB iid
bod irgcnopie 6etbGtigen Gas wGre
cine GuBerIt intereiionte mirtbidait-
li6e @ntpidlung, 0eren 6olgen 81
beoba6ten ii6 Oerlo6nen miro. SIS
piir0e oler bis6erigen mirtbi6ait-
li6en Toftrin mioeripreben, penn
es m0eli6 iein iolte, cine an9emeI-
iene 8ert6eihmg ser Gommo0tdten-
@roouftion inter glusiGluB Der Spe.
fuIotion 81 bemerfitelligen. Ter Sim
meis alf 9euti6lanO benefit in 0ieier
8e5iebimg nibts, Oenn BORT merOen
in ser Griegs5eit ia Ole gon5en @rn-
ten bon ocr &eeierung bei6lognabmt
un0 oert6eilt. 9lQerOings permog in
ietiger 3eit mobl 9tiemonO DorauS.
5uiogen, Oh eS ni1t bier audi nod
onau tommen miro.
Gie Stimmlmg ouf Der 80rie mor
iIou unO a6pnrteno, 3umal man iif
nomentIi6 ii6er Ole GriegSsSitua-
tion gorni6t me6r ausfennt. Die
GonfriptionS- 8roflamation oes @rd-
IiOcnten oerie6lte niht, oen @inorld
berOor5urufeu, oaB eS MN @rnit
miro. SrobOem bielten ib Die aurie
3iemlid, mo Der S6htB mar logar
aftiO imO felt. S6po6 moren Die
.Olotoren, Oie bis 81 A @unften 5u-
riidgingen auf @eriihte, 0oB Ole 9le-
gerlnG ole 2ieierung bon Stabl fir
&aliagier automobile lmterbinoen
Woae. Gle @eri6tsenti6eioung ge-
Gen oie 0enper & &io @ranoe" Bat
te eineu Stur5 Der n@reierre0" Ole
Ter 9abn INN 61@ @lmfte 5ur 6oIee,
md6reno o@eltern Enciiic", oenen
Oie @nti6eiomg gu quite fommen
loIlte, INN 2 @unFte itiegen. Die
ii6rigeu 9abnen waren felt, nomeut-
lid aid 0ie fleiueren. Steel Gom-
mons" imO berwonote SSnoultrielle
moAien 9lnitrenglmgen Die crIitte-
nen @erlrlIte mieoer ein3ubolcn. I'M
fer ben Spe5iolitdten uno lltiIitdten
itieeen nSnOuItrial 9lIcobol", o0iltiI-
lers Securities" unO vSbio Sos"
big 81 2 Ernfteu. Ger 'ScbluB mar
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
SerIanIe an Syr GieTaen gItlien6srlc.

10 slHtbeile 9Ilabama 60 ccom. .. 81
10 gutbeile Baltimore Sube com. 90
1875 gnibeilc 9oni Goal com ..... tOs
100 gluibcile Goshen & 60. ........ 12lk
2O2 gInibcile Goshen e. Go..... 1eH
100 gIui6eiic Goshen sill com. .... ieis
267 glni6ciIe Goshen Oil com. .... f2A
GO sInibciIe Goshen oil plo. ..... az
80 9nibeIIe Saoiion G6em. Co... 81
20 sInibeiIc GIi oorn Goal conn.,. 2sN
60 sInibciIe SI Noru Goal com.. 49,. 2sh
10 guibeile Glf oorn Goal pfo.. 40
40 gluibeile equitable Iuft Co.. al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

9lbuuueutcn, bic ben n SentidcH HDrse'
Iponnenicn ni6ji pFuftlldl Uocr nnregHl'
nlSkia erhalteu, lino qstctel, Der Atmte
buuUn Der GeIepbOn UOcr EdlriVtlia WI
tbetllmd 81 mamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Mnibele Scuiton Oil pto..... oih
80 Inibcile W.sgl 6irii Nai Hani 2s%
s gnibeilc Mouou &dl Erod. com, bVA
20 glntbeiIe NloHon Bal Irad pio. l2
$1,000 @runoel e. & IS. 6er......,.....i0 .i0OA
1000 G6at 9ln 1. Cont 5er.......... So
900 Goni. Goal Ger. er............-....lo
20500 Goui Goal Ger er................lo .loo
1000 Goshen oil & Gas Oer.........t0lM
1900 Goshen e. SO. 6er.............. as
1000 @H 9orH Corp. Ger. .........., .l00A
1000 0irbb 9umber Ger. 6er.............. 9sA
1000 9euna gs & g. 5er.,......... 921a
2ooO lltS. apps. inc 4er.......... 64%
1000 llniteo 9iailuaDs I. aer.......... s0ll
1000 lluiieo aainpaDs /. 4er......, soA
500 uniieo 8aiIpnDs 5oa. 6er........ ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
9n nerfanfeu.

Hldltta fir qcnie, bic In Curtis ga1 mObneu.
Se6en Gle iid Die neuen SdnIet IN oem
1000 8Iod oer @ennim0tpn.gIOenne, nit Scron'
oeH an Der fSroni, an. 9tue NeQuelnlitbieilen,
MODERN bis due @iu3elbeten. lRnn nebme
OrIennS, ooer Curtis gap @Ieitrilbe, iei9e an
Der gnrtSsglbenme ulio @bprebsGiraBe ab nro
Inter ben pben eriudDnten Sduiern befinoen
Hcb mcbrere qGOcn.
9loent an Sri nno Gtelle HeIid uno SonHs
'0qs
Malter 8. @cItpbnI,
@iqeni6hmer mn Q1uniernebmer
tt9-20-2i WlnuIeD Wuil0img. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
gerIangt- Wldnuer nnS anaIcn.


@erlnn1t:
3iuei quite oeutidle Seridteriattcr; miliien
iel6iiitanoia arbeitcn f1nneu NIB Der engltihcn
Spradlc madliia Iin Qlppliianten, iuClde 9itrs
acr Der Der. Sinaten ieiu miien, iuOllen &c.
fu6c idlriitlidl au Is. ". Dein5, 9entiher
GDrreipunbent", ridten. (Wld20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
SOrfGOtrigcut6um 81 uertunfeu.
Cd cin 9Srp0naent.

SaIbe Nders9ar5ellen uno 0rDBer; gutter
Soben eletriibes 9idt. g9aiier uno Setcns
Dege I'M @ou, Ielepbons lno SraBenbabns
Dienit innerbalb 1s Ulinuien bonn Centrum
Der SidOt @inige baben Nunaalops einiqe
baben S5duier, einioe baben 5rudt, enige lino
penaer ais 1 Sent per 5ub. Salien ole ntcb
Sbneli 5eqen pie Die 0dnier oieier Yar5eIlen
&effle mo Sitancr 6iebeu uno Die boben ZEE
)ensnIiitsIioiien berableten gui leid)ic Ib6ab'
linQcn Oerfdut.
Nad5niraqcn Del Der 9intbicWm Scig1ts &c.,
Ielepbon Ct @aul 7340 2t7 ct. @aul.Str
1elepbonrt uno mir meroen Gle auiiu6eH.
(Y(pr2S ,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
aurmIanO sn Ocrfanfca.
W} a + il [ a II B

Nyt q I 4 q u D
a SIT oas ioeale Seim oes Sarmers, bonn
" Gle iinoeH bier oaS eefiinoeiie Stimd, ole
=. ieiniten 2dnoitraben, oie oicbieiien 9ers
febrspege, Die befien Widrfte, gutes 8dno gu
{, billigen Breien, in angenebmer oentber
y gtabbari6aft. g9r Daben feline Iornas
4 ops Seblernten, fene SniettenplageH
! brau6en ieine iiiritlide gepdlierung, oa
- mir iiets geniigeno Negeniau babeH.
u Sir 1atalog, @ef6reibung oes GtdaieS
=. W}arDlano, l6reiben Gle nod beute al
u bas beuticbe 2anoeei1dit
, 2Snt. Suffers 3Ss SSttimors, Ga Sa'aitS. @iS.
(lRai3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

20 gldersSarm, ber6ciicrics 2ano 10 Nlci'
len bon baltimore % Wtimltens@ang bon
Giaiion S1500.00 gl6ree @nt. 2unat, Nr,
III, 91Dro GHrlciIs Strane. (Wtai17-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Sn ucrtGnieu.


gines nor sh1niien fIeinen Sduier In gBaIs
breof ametSi6di0; aroBe 3inIner uno Aao.
Grpscr ccmcniirier aeller, @ciBmoerr1ei5llll9.
Girnnofiiid rs bel 1h0 5nR; porll AerrnlleS Qln.
oeitridlei Taberes ylr. 29O9 g8inoior Nnenae,
2mtfheu mn llhr. N,psullo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
,,cSel(ino" Gperaturs

iiir rIlnion Special Wladines"; and g9em'
mers"; biel @rbeit; bette @reie be5ablt.
Stuart, Geitb & 60,
SaNettes uno WreenesStraRe.
(Wtai16-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

m3bel Sa6ri, in 3adir Separiement Boliier
9epartement nno &erpudrauuI niBb 81 ma
den. Guter 9o6n uno iait Gin Seber fam ole
9lrbeit berricbten. Winn meloe iid olort In
9ir. COS, @ets@ratt.etrabe. (Mai20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

2ouiie @eGcrt an 9Sm. Shrmpf
uno 5rmL Sltleitcr Der &egeiter.,
nobe 2onOale.Str, III bel 70.
Monie 9(. @on @iibeI H. 9l. an
@ibel Songiiou @eitieite oer@areu.
nobc Snrotogd.Str., 20 bel no.
2nrn s. Cooper an g8m. 3.
9lireD, 0itieite Der ct. Saul, nobe
80. Stry i6 bci 1913.
Ssm. Z. 9GireO an 2ouro s. Goo.
per II. g., Sltieite Der ct. saul,
nabc 30. Stgv 16 bel 1913.
&c. 8. &ep uno 6rou ON 8eRic SO.
Stofior0, 9loromeiteite ser 91onti.
ccfe-, nobe GroB.Str. 12 bel 74.6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
@aItimOre @larftbcridlt.
9 am itog 10 W}oi 1917.

@iebl. .- 3uii6r 11.493 6Giier,
eiui6IicBIid 3464 6diier 5u 2ocuit
&oint unO 5771 6dlier 6u Canton.
Gie Oiotiringen woren mie folQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Sin 9dder ais quite oriie 0ano ioipe elm
Sunge Inn iib in Der @dderei nisid 81 ma
den. Glb5niragen bel 2intno, Ir 2200, PrcRts
mans, @ae SmaliuoOosStrahc. (Nlai20-2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Mdltung 9ddcrmeiIter un6 gdder.9lr6eitrr!
Ionot uno unentleltlidb beioret i'm glrbeits'
@ireat g. H. 67", &lfiels Snle, 103 Nora
0icoerid. StraRe. SDBn 2cBr, @eitditssglgent
b41SidT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Seutiee S6luBroie:

" u G I. OuIllDr TIT NoluleH.
(Sn 100 @iuno SGden) @ro Come,
Spring @6eat 9ron $4350- -4400;
@eiiern NliOOlingS $1,000 1880.
Sen uno Strob. - 8uflbr.
Seu 2S6 Eonnen Strob If Eonnen.
Gpr-9$rn 8 Souna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Sin Gc6ubmacbcr fir &eparamrglrbeit; outer
Qobn; eiqe 2lrbet. Gad8uIragen 9tr. $50,
9l0ros0utalus us@trnhr. (Otai2t-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Sine qeiebte Srau ooer Qldolbeu fit auges
meine Sdmsutbeii; gutcs 6eim mo outer Yobn
gad3uraaen Nr. 224, &eit'0nmocu'StraRe
(Ulai20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

Pare and quarter the ounce. re-
move the core. and take equal weight
iu sugar Cover the ounce with cold
water and let them come 20 "a boil
slowly. Skim and when nearly soft
put one-quartar of the suga ron the
top When this boiIs add another
part of the sugar. and continue this
way until all the sugar is used up. Let
them continue TO boil slowly until the
color is either light or dark, as you
prefer or, another way. is 30 cook
until tender, drain and put in a. stone
jar. with an equal weight Of sugar,
and cover. They viii keep fully per-
feet They VIII be found more tender
than when cooked in the syrup Watch
the first month TO see if there is any
sign of fermentation. II SO. heat by
setting stone Jar in hot water until
thoroughly scaIded. In cooking ounce
one may add equal parts OF sweet ap-
pie. which makes an excellent pre-
serve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21
The Table

Fish Cutlets-Cut fish into slices,
remove bones dry. sprinkle with
-four; fry in deep boiling fat till
golden color serve
Hamburg Steak - Appealing, di-
gesuble- Buy good cut Of round steak
and ask for piece of suet Remove from
steak am fiber and bone substance.
This VIII take most of the tat, too. Cut
STEAK into small pieces and put
through food chopper. with small piece
or suet IN the proportion; 0ne-fourth
pound steak. suet size of walnut
Work ground meat into small cakes
not over ons-half inch thick Pan
oroll over quick fire, having in pan
thin slice Of onion and small piece of
suet- Season and serve Immediately.
String Bean Salad-String the beans
ana holl whO1e; when tender and cold.
Slice each lengthwise and place them
carefully crosswise on platter. Sea
son them an hour or tive before serv-
lEg, with marinade Of q little peppor.
salt and thrsa spoonfus vinegar and
one spoonful OF olive oil. Just before
serving drain off and nix with saiai
dressing,
Rhubarb Pudding for a Hot Day
Take two cups of rhubarb cleaned
am CT n small g3.vys. -our a gt,s.f
5ua3t OF AEtcr over s. n.e and BOIL
until rhubarb is real tender. then
strain and aid q stant up Of sggar
toF sweeten TO taste) and a little
vanilla 70 flavor Put back on stove
ana let come 10 q boil, then add a
scant cup OF farina, stirring con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

Six red peppers, six green peppers
lhot peppers, six onions. SIX green
tomatoes one small head cabbage.
Put onions on and let come To
boil. then drain off water, remove
seeds from peppers. Then chop pep
perss onions tomatoes and cabbage
and grind through d meat grinder
Put in kettle and to each quart add
one tablespoon of mustard, one table
spoon of sugar and one tablespoon OF
salt
Pour over sufficient vinegar TO
cover. Let come to q boil. then put
IN cans VIII keep all winter and
makes very delicious relish.