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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
ppf.r ber GiIenbaFn.

Gin nod ntft ibcrtifisirter Gar6t'
ger mur6e eeftern Gbenb m DER
5ront StraBe, 6ftli5 bonn 9rooofDan,
bon einer &mgfriotcmotioe OerPenn,
'pIncnia @abn eetroffen un0 9erietb
inter bi, @dber, Die Inn cen acpf
tu6Ft1blia bonn 9ilurtpfe trerrter
Vatroldiyto 8 brad]te bic Seide nab
Der Rornue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

febe, tam er auf bic ousfpdrtige gos
It'll su irre4en, inbem er srtldrte.
nab Deiterrei9 ltngorn no9 fpie
Dor an Ieiner 2opafitGt. ftinen Ger
biiHbtten seeeniibsr feftbalte. unb i1gs
te, bnB jene, ipel6e fortseiest ii6er bic
9fqian5 Der gentralmafde n6rseln,
bnburd nur BEN iSsino ermutbigen
unb ben &rieg perldngsrn.
Sn 8s5ue nuf bic pdpftli9en Gries
fsnsnote faeie Der EreHier:
aNir glduben, bnb cine 8srein6ns
lung erSitlt tperbsn fam, bic, inter
eseigreten @drdntien. cine dGmGbli4s
esgerIeitiae 46riiftling ernoglift.
.linfere 9ereitpflfigfeit, cine Der
ffdnbigunq berbei5ufiibrsn. 1T abfOlut
ernit qemsint unb rernnlnbt bur9 bns
Betpubtfein unferer StGrte. @enn
uber unIere Geinbe nidt @iIens
finS. be ibnen bargfotene Triebenss
banb gu ergreifen, iinb MIR entf9lci>
fen, ruiersn 8srt6eibisunSsfriss ipeis
tersufiibren.
rSSn Der ueberseugung, bog Elm
iforiss Seiterrei9, bus alien feines
@6fsri6dftsn entgsenfummt, bic be-
FEN gdrantien fiji etuen buuernbsn
ssyrieben bietet, iperben mir cine Tes
frrm Der Ronititution beantrugeu, UNI
Rem Srrtbum eutgessnsutreteu, baB
Ssfterreids Rettuno BON Oeferri4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
giKiner a6ter.

Der siabrigc Carl 2ier5, 3750
Gbgor StrlBe, tulrrbe eeiterE abenS
IN 6em &ofs 6es Sar,ies g1o. 874t
Cigar StraBe, mo er ioielte, ron benz
Srmoe Der Ssrmu s. Grneit IN ben In.
fen alrm aebiiier, forrtte iifl jeoo9
rn1 Saliie bceeber, nadbeu Die
gsimbe bon Or. 6isf. 3444 Clifton
aeelme, ousse6rauit poroen lucr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
Gmper paida
Der tiirtif4s ari.ssminiif.r,
aonfsrirts i'm SrObsn 9auptqunrtisr
nit GcIbmari6oI bon Sinoeus
buro.

amiterbam, 27. Sept. aus
Berlin miro ssmeIbet, bab enDer 45ds
iba, Der tiirtii9e Sriegsminiiter, am
Dienitdg. bealeitet DON einsm sroben
militarifGsn 0sfolse, i'm @roBen
9auptquartier antnm, nit bem 5eIot
marffaa bon SEsenburs uno bsm
General BON aubenbOrff militdriI4e
uno plitii6e Jragen sr0Itsts uno
abeHos mad aonitantinopel surads
fehrfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
8eibsfansler9. .Wsi@aelis
Wirb tpsitere er5rterungeu Der Grie
bsisfrogs
Ri6t in Offener asi6stussfisung,
fonbsrn i'm Rei9stasss&Om'
mittee bornebmeu.

&cpen1agen, 26. sept. =
Or. WAfoelis, Der .bsutfhe Reifss
tarslsr, pirb in Der R.i6stassiisunJ
ON Oonneritag niGt ipre9en, ions
tern cine peitere Gr0rterung Der
5riebengfrassn fir cine iOufibsntielle
@isuns bes Rei6atass COMMITTEES
tef.rpiren. Wie perlautet, tpsrben
amitrengunsen sernadt, cine offsne
Hitstags Debatte IN ge5us nuf ben
JriebeH unb DeutT9lnnbs antport
Guf bic pGpftli9e Grisbens ROte 81
psrmeiben, ba man beiirdtet, bab
bi.s Der Regisruns MIR 0erlegen6eis
ten bersitsn unb bic Diff.reH5sn 5pts
iden ben Rei9stagsparteieH perf4drs
fen ipiirbs.
Die Gran3ofeu baben tn
Der Dorisen MODE
sp5If S@tffs Ssr'
loren.
parts, 27. Sept. 9as Wnrines
miHiIterium tiinbigte ON WlitttDod
an, bdB IN Der am Gonntag gu gnbe
gesangeneu mo9< iieben frausoFi4e
6anbeisbampfer BON ms6r aIs 1000
9onnsn unb flint BON tDeHiser als
1900 9onnen perfsnit fporben ieisn.
Ro m. 27. Sept. s5n Der Oersdnge'
nen mo1e ipurbe EN- italieHii9er
9ampfsr BON mebr ala 1900 SouneH
unb feds Sessli4iffs Don neHiger aIs
1900 Sunnen DIN llnterieebooteu oer'
f.ntt. Gin Dampfsr unb Gin Sesel'
i9iff putben beihGbigt, Dareu aber
i'm Stanbe, eiasu Sufsu gu srrsi4en.
0as5fsrrei4if4e gubset
4mferbam, %. Sept. Die
aus @ien eeneloet piro, BAT Der
0fterrei4ifte fSinaSutniittr 6em llns
tsrbdus bes pdrlaments bus Budget
fir 1917-1S unterhrettet. Die auss
ea6en tperben barin ouf %, ,16a, ,s0O,'
coo nub bic gtuna6ruet uuf $780,
100000 aronen nrrgegebeu. lin oas
9efbit beden gu tSnuen. erIu4t bic
Regitrung I'm einen Rrebit BON lS,'
900, 100000 Rronen nn3.
Die @dnmmtdussaben Sefierrci9'
llngarns fir bic brs: .srfieu Erisgss
iabre 6slisfen iih auf $27, ,893. .000,0
Rrpnen. Die Museobeu fir bas oierts
Sabr iperSen auf IL WiIIidrber be-
reAnet.
Stun Tein.r Firbt infOlss
pom Sureerftreii.
DubIiu, %. Sept. - Sbomas
qlfbe, ein i5iibrer Der Sinu Steiner,
itarb am Ueiitapo3 IN einsm 5OTpis
tai on ben Jolsen zines Sungeritretts,
ptlden er Dor einieer 3sit ilri5eutrte.
CT batte BET Der Offer Re6ellion I'M
Sabre 1916 in 4Ih6oitrne bic g(ufs
itGnbiihen befebligf, nobel me6rere
bes 9onItobler Corps
get0btet tpurheu. 4fbe tpirbe bdralrf
su teb.nslGnglitem 9efGnsniB 0erurs
tbeilt, mar ober i'm suni begnaoigt
rprhen. gpr turstm fuurbe er bon
neuem al einem Sabre 9efdugrtB
rreurtbeilt, bsenin nber eleih barauf
sinsn SunaerIireif, bem er nun srlaS.
EAa.~s.n2 1n.&Lc:f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

Fat ben SroBsn aonal an pIslen
Tldben burhbroden.
Die Grbipdllt, fpsf6e 9ienfiin be-
idiiben, iuerben untsr 1usI6nbifGer
gnlsituns berftdrtt, dber bic llebers
fGtDemmuns pirb burd fdmmtltae
Gtr0mt in Der prooin3 gbisai Dsr=
itdrft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
Der Gberbiirsermeiiter
tpm Serlin
6ort.rt gu 3ei4Hunssn ouf bic
ari@sanlsibe auf.

amfterbnm, q. Sept. - Der
Obsrbiirsermetiier Don Berlin De:of'
fentlibte in ben Bldtttru Der Rei4s'
bauptitabt einsn aufruf sur 3ei9nuns
aitf bic ariessdnlsihe, in peIHem es
u. q. beibt:
.@or tur5em bntte Der prGiibent
Wilion in beualertf4sr Meifs bic
Serotratiiirung Seuti&lanbs gspre'
oist unb periudt, 8pistraHt unter
ba5 bsutf9e Doll gu fden, uH es Our9
innsre llnrubn 3ur SelbtDerui9tung
su treibtn. Dos barf ni9t sef&eben.
Wir perotu on umierm grunoIab,
aussubaftsn unb fir bss 8aterlanbes
iiinftisss Wobl eiusn sbrentafteE Gries
BEN an ithern. fefthalfeu.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

S6ub Der D2istber. (gers
Lin, II. @ug.) 8ds 8ebirfntb nab
einern tpeiteren S6ub Der Wlietber
eat et1e gteuorouung Der @tnigungss
dmter, ibrer 3uiammenIebuue uno
tbrss 9erfabrsns, fopie tbrer 8efug.
uiiTe sur Golge gehabt. Die Gtni.
gunqsGmter beitimmen nuf qntrag
eines Mietbsrs ii6er bic 8trtIanlfett
.iner na9 benz l. Sunt 1917 erfOlgs
ten Siinbiguns bes germtetbers, iiber
bic ssortTsbuns bes getiinbtaten Rietbs
terbdltuihes unb beren Dduer unb
iiber eine MISUNDERSTANDING I'm Solle
her Sorfiebuus. Die Ginisunesdmter
perhcn BON ben Semetrben etngeridps
let. Die @ntI9sibungen iine In Der
gefesung bon einen Surtifen ols
8orIibenoen unS ie einem Suusbeiiber
vnb einern Wliethe= su trlofen. Tiir
ods @erfdhren TIT Der 9runofob eer
Rtht6ffentli1fett unb Der arDBtsn
GirfoHbeit mabaehenb. 9os 9erfahs
rem ift eetiikrenfrti.
GpIttter.
Der alu1e errGfb bic 9ebunttn Der
ISenf9eu; Der nod &lii9ere bltttrt ise
linen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
GpIttttr.

Der alu9e errGfb bic 9ebanttn Der
Iseni9eu; Der nod aliisere bittirt Fs
'i5uen,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
CHARCOAL HAS
STRENGTH HERE
Common Goes To 9is; Pre-
ferred 90; Trading Light;
Better Market Predicted
I'LL. Z, t--n me- o. "a
BY O'HARA, FERRIss & CO

During Tuesday opening on the
Detroit Stock exchange Charcoal
common at 8 i-s and The preferred
at ~ were quite strong Mlchi-
gan Sugar sold a a. - Detroit
Iron Is Steel at 80 ~ bid. offered
al Sc 80 is in good demand Trad.
iur is comparatively light
AN indications portcnd better
market and better prices The lib
erty loan ls now ONT Of The way and
with The immense amount of money
which the Allied governments win
spend ia 'his country 81 the near
future, an upward trend must take
place shortly
on The New York stock exchange
here Was downward trend the
last hour showing "a slump n cop
peers and sfccls The socalled war
stocks were on several points. as
were also the rails and infustrials
This probably Is due partially 10
tho rise 90 per cent OF call money.
Conditions am over are reported
healthy and there should be no UNI
casincss over these temporary set
backs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Deaths

Anna Eastuhn 500 Mitchell ts
wears. pulmonary Tuberculosis Ar
thur I'M as Fourth 90 wears
carcinon1a Adam Bike. 81 Mary s
hosnitnl % years endorcarditis
Elsavetn Ardelrhu. $50 Ferry tl 81
wears. crysipelas Tena Heft Recelv-
inc hospital. 81 years. nephrlbs Bar
hara simmer 2Gd Beniteau ~ years
erysipelas Lillian Johnson. ~ years
pulmonary Tuberculosis. Detroit Mum
icipul hospital. George NJ Taylor.
1875 Fort W. 40 years tables Dor
sails Rad Soring Tl4 Franklin 3
months auto INVESTIGATION John YIN
cent CITY Lumber Co. about rs years
opopleHy+ Abort @ knowlee lyo
Mary land So Fenrs exhaustion
Alexander Rcattie. Grace hospital
yrHfa. crushing injuries, Joseph Ad-
ragra. Detroit Municipal hospital {
wears lorvugeal dlphtheria carrie
Cow f7i Hcuna VISTA w. ~ wears
hospital about - years suicide Nina
~tra~sQ GOA Garfield r year. ser
ficemfa Ellen Rust 1880 Euclid
" ~ years arterio- Henry
Recent. 1853 W Warren. 10 years. mvo-
20 rffal degeneration ANNA Margaret
Derht f-fe W Warren. a. years. en-
ducaTdltIs Thomas RradF 81 Mary
hospital about so wears. paralN sis
Charles krehWlech. 1lA1 GaNeld. 81
Years lopAr pneumonia Nksther
Davidson Detroit Municipal hospital
" Years dlphtheria Adolph Gie'ch.
Ir 1866 Ninewuod 81 Years tuber-
culosis Victoria CzaiSowska 25e
Twenty years iarvnEcal
dfphthefia Henry Sanders. Tuber-
cuiosis hospital IS years pulmonary
tube~ruiosis Esther A. Rrckstein. ~
Enwrfvn l- veHrs Inflammation of
Kidneys Hruoe HaRer Harper hospi-
tel. 90 years eNophthalmlc Eoitre.
Tdoute BulyJIu. 80 Jos CaWnau. So
years. mitral insuf9cicncv; Frances
Ann Finn Harper hospital mpnths.
pcritonitis. John Scavoui. Harper hos-
pltal year ccrehro spinal meninvi-
tis John Stop. 2t5 Cllppert. months,
acute. CASTRO cntcrh virginia "a
bawska. qot Hancock r. year iohar
pneumonia Mabel Kovschis ReceiV-
ing hospital 20 years bi-chloride Of
mercury poisoning Andrew Banak
22S ThRddcus. ! year measles. En-
NETT Fournier. e0lo Mack years.
diphtheria. Guy n Green, Harper hos-
pital g. years fractured skull
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR BIG BENEFIT
ON WEDNESDAY

a mass meeting viii be held We'd
ncsdav afternoon M 1880 o'clock in
thc Garrick theater 80 arrange Tor
q beneht performance 90 be- given
Ia Detroit for the benefit Of the re-
LIEF work FOR families OF actors who
have gone no The front Miss Jessie
Ron-frllr viii toll OF The needs of
The relief organization, and what it
is trying 90 do for Tho dependents
~ theatrical folk she has offered
her own and her companys services
for special theatrical performance
% bo evcn before me company
leaves Detroit Tho econd week in
July
The meeting wednesday, after
noon VIII De omen 10 men and woni-
GA and am persons Interested in
war relief work of any Kind are
URGED 10 be present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
u. S. WILL WIN
WITH BEST MEN
New Armies To BE Chosen
From Pick Of Nations
Manhood
BIZ WEBR q MILLER,
SfaG Correspondent tHttei Press

WASHINGTON. June 90 Amer
icas armies viii be made up OF the
0ncst physical manhood Of tho ma
ton
Army surgeons today estimated
thar nearly 40 per cent OF the men
brought to the colors by seleotive
draft viii be- rejected upon The hrst
physical scrutiny 80 severe are thc
eAam.1sIons. Nearly l.O00.0 600
must be drawn 20 get tho $4,000
for tho FIRST levy Al present tho
reflections in the regular army aver
age 80 10 SO per cent of ne applt
Giants
After undergoing the severe ex-
aminations imposed by the army
surgeons the chosen ones will form
the best army physically In tho
world In no other armv are the
ph, zeal requirements so hard 10
meet Even Germany arme, are
picked on a less stringent scale OF
requirements
Here are the general requirements
FOR the army:
Height. not lo~s than Feat
inches nor more than feet
Weight. not less than l2S pounds
or moro than 1870
Lungs and heart must hc well
nigh perfect ANY heart 'murmar
disQuaiihes Hearing and sight must
be good Color blindness is not
necessarily disqualification
Chronic diseases or mcnial dsor
ders cause rejection los OF
fingers. toes or an car are dtsquaiiG
cations Flat foct or deformcd feet
are also causes for rejection The
surgeons examine closely for any
affections OF tho kidneys or chest
At least four molar teeth are neccs
sary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
EDISON SHOWS
GAIN DESPITE
INCREASED COST

Due 10 Che increase in operating
expenses The net income OF the De.
troit Edison company for May and
for the I'VE months ending May 81
was considerably reduced Both pc
RODS. however, show gain over
the similar intervals of last year
The total gross revenue for May
was S96263023. gain OF 26.3 aver
May, 1916 Operating and non-oper-
ating expenses we're S622. 1876. an
increase of AS per cent
For the five months the total rev
enues were $5.12S.I3477. an increase
~ "a per ccnJ Total operating and
incorporating expenses were 5000
S83.Sl. an Increase OF ass per cent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

D. .44 1-,,-.,-l--- I.-.I-tI- l.rr.r
srt
Al 1'ln. ~ -i h' t.' ..a
@t4 "a
ller. @
i-'r 49,.
'ph5 ear.
'Ni t"af1 .'
''ati l,''nM
fhun ~
I.',, -ar
|Il
'HrN
Wy.
n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
w. j. HANNA TO
CONTROL FOOD
OF DOMINION

OTTAWA ont June l9-llon W
J Hanna. of Toronto. was Tuesday
appointed Canadian food controller
He leaves M once 10 confer with
Herbert & Hoover The American
food controller. 70 decide on joint
action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Marriage Licenses

Gerald D. Brewer, ~. Oklahoma
Melissa 3D. HOLMAN. 2n same
walter Ia Nlgne. 3o. Detroit
james e. gorke Z6. Detroit. Panss
D.. BLOWN 30 same
Raleigh IaHarm, 30 Detroit Marie
Kong. 2@ same.
John D Frame. "a. Detroit Hen
rietta Schons same
Wallace O. MoFaddeu. IS. Detroit,
Olga Hohcrnan 10 Same.
william j.. Whiteiey. 81. Detroit
Dora Tolliver, 80. same.
Lillian Colpian. BE- same.
Nlnceuzo Altanuro, ~. Detroit
MargaIet Tuers. same
tharItf ~rhultr. 30. Detroit
Marg o. Conner. 81 same
Michael Budziz. 80 Detroit Mar
tho Fleht. o. same.
John McNallv 90 Detroit Florence
Thompson @. same.
ou. HilL 38. Deroit Ida Pagan
George w Lierson. g. petroiti
Made Richards. -. same
otto Gunke 81 Detroit Minnie
ShfklowskL 3n same
Richard a. HuWphr"A. 3d. Detroit,
MARY r. Norvell FL same
Reginald Keller. rs. PennF} 'vania
Josephine - McDoy RI. Dc'roit
Thomas n GILLIAN 90, cincinnati
Lottie b Richards 90 SAME
Charles * Camphcli. r. l'etrnii
Marguerite ~ Marvin. 90 same.
Harry BuShy, @- Detroit. MHf-Hifi
Agnes. 81 NJ Clemens
Edwin HonmeYer. 20 Detroit Luz
wilam andrew. %. Detroit Katie
IJeusou. 20 same.
Edward q Lettan. rs Detroit. Ma
brl y Stolrua 49, Missouri
sarah Piper &C. same
Itol ert Brown. 90 Detroit Mar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

with shank and he VIII wink SO
that YOU viii know 1t is all right,
Gwizdowsk told Maday. according
to the latter's story The court
then decided to call in the prosecu-
tor
Gwizdowski IS "A Polish architect
and lives az No sos Hancock-aye
east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
REQ Wins Patent Lawsuit

Another patent decision that will
have 2 farreaching effect on the
automobile industry was that hand
ed down by Judge Hazel. of New
York. in the case of William Bar
Der vs. the REQ Motor Car COMPANY
IN which The jurist eXoneraled the
defendant Of tho charge OF infring
ing Barber's patent on valve
mechanism
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

F.U Af-f ...r.. ...n r,rn.fr %, fha
..r...tI.r. ,rtatn Nlarfeaee
.f. fU second a.r .f Torftap,
t.. tffrffrg.N -,rDNf
tttA ftlRff..s-v ..,rt..r,,tf,,,,
r.uat,t .r,f-rrl .rAI.f.ra under a.. laws
Nlt. g-fr.-r t...tfI'tNE .f f,strnIt
lr r.,.,t tf..rt-.r ...rn+.r,
xxx .,..a - ,,, ,,,r.- ,6,
.- ,.t ,iI.tir.u .
r...t .t r.Irt 81, ,E, 1e,h
. Ea. M IL .rr.r -
t.. D..t t.r $50 ,..ury.
tf.,.r.. 4t.t t..t.ntr
80 Ar.-tr4.. ..r mae. as to
....t 4rF l.tslr. -tay.
tt.,.,..4 r.. ...r, te., thrra
-tr r-f.. tFr+r,f ANA
Wfu-f.l .. r.aa.D 80 .rob de-.
t-.iI fra ~, ,..ttt,n raoI.r.t ~
sf..rt., ,ta
.rf rtfnu , ra.trgagr SAID
t..., Tt..., ,s..r.t..,. Tas -lr7t,d a.,
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t ,.f.t v'tL ttr
t- ,,tffg4g. and
uIf..er.A tH.4: l. .--.1 o., bo
..5 ,t.,,.. 30 49,. tstc -
r. rrtrifr,f ana .rtrroat
fIesloo 10 on. tIt,sr.a .rJ sft,.-
Tf.t.ar7 ono ffardfeI md
r-fr -4.,an r,.II4ra .lfffa.la- 1A,
Art 81 .of ,r .f,.n.8,nr st law
FatIrr ns.r t,., t,rtra fr 81,
tt. I4 ,r ,ta
.t.ttea-r t~.ar. mari thoyeo,
e.tft rflt.f...t .-.l' , tc-~
t.. rf,rrAttat ,I,f..r - tto nou-ev
.antsIr.r n 4sai mortgage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

viii al quality
of
pre Will &c in order
iu 30 W g. 5
a
1
business reasonable es retiring from the
Vim inss IS BaElsy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Births

Soy
w rrouEhfou- O. BFron r Kos
rinshi 1925 SD Nuhiu Rarau 10
~ Alhrrtuq BrurackI 1f5 Palm.
rr o. o. ~ Tfuaaufau at N1nfcnlru
~ o. M Woodhurn lta Mack. g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

Printine--tbe plain neat kind--that
IL riEht--Timss Job Dept.---Matn 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
ron sALn-msoELLANeoUs
ron sALE-mIsoELIANE0us
HAINES WIGS, TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS


.'N NNNN NN MNN |NWN n
pened March 4, Is
Wfiiehe closed Frb. 2
1915. making 80
years On the same
store and same
husineaa and same
man. Anyone IN
need az q new wig
or toupoe get In
your orders az once
as ] cant make all
the last month. La
dies nrst quality
hair goods are get
ting very scarce
and advancInE in
price. Hair goods
havc advanced from
50er 90 t0Oos since
>pril She nrst last. All
air is imported from
rance or Germany. az
IRE are no imports no
m selling hair and h
d. AanI "A Hrru.rFFra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity TO
advance wanted TO learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay YOU while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance 10 rise
20 a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department. Madison ave. and
John K. street, between 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
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10000 CABBAGE PLANTS
WANTED for garden farm
being operated by local organ
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Ling Piano House

IS LIBRARY AVE.
King Building. over Macauley's.
No Agents. One Price
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
OUR ACTIVE MEMBERS

Dear Sisters of The Social Corner: The Corner is seven years old and we do not realize that J. E. IT, is the star member for shortest letters and original ideas; with Etta Barber ranking first in practicality and thoroughness of detail.
 Since M. Roena ceased to be "the Mother of The Corner" Grandma has won the mantle with honor. and now Aunt Mary shines as a wise counsellor. Long may she contribute her gems of thought for our benefit.
 May Married and Happy, Aunty No. l., Theoda, Biddy, Ready, Crimson Rambler, Aunt Mary, Paula and all the Sisters who have assisted them in all their good works realize that they have won the admiration and thanks of us all by work aud personal sacri- fees for the pleasure of us all. know they are held in grateful re- membrance.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
MORE ABOUT BOOKS.

Editor Social Corner: I wish some of the writers would tell more about books they have read and can com mend. Of course I know people diff fer greatly in their opinions and a book that one person would think very good, another would not like at all.
 like a book that is entertaining in structive and helpful and leaves the mind in a restful. satisfied condition with encouraging thoughts and the de- sire to live clean. helpful lives.
 Some books of fiction do this. but modern fiction is not worth reading. [ do not have much time for reading but enjoy a good book wffen I have the opportunity. -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
SchoOIhouse Near Westerly Burns
Portable Structure Bradford Catches Fire from Overheat
 d Stove-Three Cases Settled in District Court--

A large part of yesterdays session of the superior court sitting in West eriy was depotsd to a view of the shore road prcpsrty which is involved Shore road property which is in- volved in the suit of Frank w Coy vs. James M. Pendleton, town treas urer- Weather conditions on Thurs ases. Spare jurors have been ex- cused until Monday morning.
 Friday nernins the Westerly fire department respondsd to 2 summons was quickly made ready and. fin spite Of the extremely bad conditions of the road. reached the neighboring vil- lage in 20 minutes. When the men arrived they found that the portable of Westerly, was nearly consumed by flames, which are thought to nave been started by an overheated stowe. Fire extinsuishers were used effec- iaRers. helped to save the larger schooIhouse nearby.
 The portable structure contain ef two rooms for pupils of the first, ary quarters will be provided in the village, according to Superintendent w. H. Bacon of the Westerly schools. The building, valued at $1.E0o. is well covered by insurance.
 Three casee were settled In the Third District court at it's weekly session held Friday. Judge Oliver H. Williams presided.
 A decision was given the defendant in the case Of Dwight Stiilman vs. John Monti. Dayis appeared for the plaintiff and Dunn for the defendant.
 Sixty-seyen dollars and costs of suit were awarded the plaintiff in the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
TRIAL OF sEAMEN OF
 BRIGHTER LIEBENFELs
Eight of Crew of German Ship chars-
 ed With UnIawfuIly Sinking Her.

Florence, S. C., March s.-No refer ence to existing relations between the United States and Germany will be permitted at the trial of eight mem bers of the German freighter Lienben- fels, according to g. ruling of Federal Judge 1T. A. M. Smith at the trial here today. Tho men are charged with un1awfully sinking the Lieben- fels allowing her to sink in Charleston harbor just after the United States broke off diplomatic re- lations with Germany. The defense apparently is trying to establish that the defendants merely were acting under instructions and si1ouel not be held responsible.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
MAN FOUND DEAD
 IN A HARTFORD SALOON
Was Permitted to Sleep Thers-5oth
 Were Asphyeiated.

Hartford. March 9.-When the sa- loon of Schoelnik and Schoe1nfk at No. 251 Windsor stret was opened at 5lsO this morning. the bodies of two men were found in a rear room. which was filled with coal gas. One was dead but life remained in his companion who was rushed to the hospital The dead man was known about the place only as "Frenchy,'' while his conn panion called Joe" The latter has a chance for recovery. The dead man had been hanging around the place for several days and apparently was without means or a. place to sleep.
 When they banked the fire in hot water heater in the boiler room of tho building last night the outside draft was shut off so that. the place became filled with gas. The men slept fin a bare room in which there was prao- tica11y no ventilation. "Frenchy'' is believed to have come from Water- bury.