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The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Ia COMPANIES
RELEASED FROM
QUARANTINE

Quarantine has teen lifted from
"a az the 10 companies OF the Thir'
1, second Michigan infantry in Fort
Wayne. IA the recent outbreak of
scarlct fever and diphtheria Is now
well under control. Six companies
viii be mustered out OF the United
States service SATURDAY, and the ~.
malnder OF the rcgiment probably
Nill be able TO leave for their homes
Feb :. in spite of the set back sut'
f,rrd because OF the quarantine rex
ulaiions.
Companies J. and VI. ~ Grand
Rapids. now are The only compdrics
placed under restriction The com
Isnies that viii leav, for home Sat
urday are co. n. Adrian. Ccmpa.
uics { aud y. OF Kalamazoo Com
rany @. OF Muskcscn. Company ".
81 Bis Rapids. aud The Machine Gun
OF Grand Rapids
Anothcr case ~ fcarlet fever has
d, veloped The patient j. Charles
u. Collier. private In COMPANY l.
Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
u. S. STEEL GIVES
S7l1,130 TO IT'S
EMPLOYEES IN 1916

The sixth annua, report OF the
nited States Steel and Carnegie
Pension gund shows disbursements
IN 1916 OF s5ll.l3e3s among the I'm.
ploSes OF the Uni,cd states corpora.
ton and It's % subsidiaries
~ Carnegie Steel company en-
plcycs drew the largest amounts IN
tensions. the total for the year be
inA SisO.gSi,9S The American
Steel 4 Wire company employees
were neat with siSo.52006 The
American Shcet a Tin Plate com.
lany and fhe ~ { F.rick Coke CON
l.anies we're the next largest bene-
fc.arles. abe amounts teing more
than 81. 800 In each Gaze.
The active pensioners on Jan. I.
1916. numbered Doc Added during
Tho year were e75 md 264 were dis.
continued The average aEe OF Ten.
siauerf Vas IS wears and their aver
gge length 90 ssryite ~ wears.
The total disbursements in 1915
compare with sf-eyS9 IN 1875 SSH
s5s in 1877 and lte2 SIS IN 1919.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Mortuary.

H.y--Ian. -. 1917. az her rssidence.
i.s Pins-st. Anuis * daughter ~
the late captain David and Sancy
NcGrs zoT Hey. and sister % David.
Mary. Beii. F1nr~nce and Lilie Hay
and MrF. T. y Nars. beloved aunt
81 Ruth Way Funeral Saturda
FROM residence a. DO and Holy
Trinity church n 10 o'clock. ktnsty
omit nOwere
UENDRrUKs Jan 20. 1917. a. the
residence. isf MarsfOn-rf.. iiliam
j. beloved husband ~ Mary snd
dear father - wiiils m , and Har
vey Hendricks Mrs. Geo r.
schmidt and Mrs Adam Siobert.
Funeral Friday. February ?, 1917.
from residence AZ $50 70 HOLY
Rosary church at o'clock. Burial
~ Mt Eliiot,
wecOy AT residence. 211 Artiiierv-
ave Jan 20 william. beloved hus-
hand ~ the late Janet Mccoy. dear
father ~ Mrs. RichRr. Downs.
Mrs. Albert Cooper. Patrick " and
Mrs. Ernest Tedder. Funeral fri-
day. sss. residence. and 70 o'clock
81 AiphonsuH church Windsor
KImBALI.-Jan. a.. 1917. Eyerhart.
wife 81 James y. KimbsIl Notice
of funeral ister. kindly omit noW-
rra
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Grain and Provisions

nEr 4.pti. rNp i--ls utsf wrnt ta
sin~sn a. the zap rt tac urH snd "a.
hestiay cIoss. Al tue American matt
4 htts were WEAK auU tta4e Was ih a
tu..uttton ~ grest sNtit.ui.nf.
~ neat ia ,ui,asv lu=t 4aN In tu.
hf1t hour NutHins ntHttsfftt--n tu.
Nay ot news cNCsptihk tHe ti, ruisn
AfrssrI g. irrsi1cut ~ flFifu fr lft-tf q r.
ga peace. The cnancs Il tnNolfIu>
tnis country IN Mar Nas lea ever!
nuoA mtna and there vac wtI4
Tssn 20 set from under. fhls AZ
ttctcd stocks a. welt az gram Iur
fttfoit ueafVr had ware fFeu q gas-
toner 40 bay Wnvat az certain pF.tr
ana nlitd q at tVC lower tuau tuF
azure names. Inc market WAS ts-
ptCislly shocked rs the turn taken
~ diplomatic matters Uecause 90 a
o. lisf that the kaiser wss on thn
sains o. stcp the NaF ratAcf than
Maktng Ia worse.
Aside from the sar outlook there
Nas no Change In gsncrai conditions
L.efs ~ renew al talk nt shutuu-
ur exports ~ gtaln and rNrfAupt -
a. stA as a. tne nnai turn mtttrfs
fu&y take.
Wheat was nervous an das pus
fng break % tuc. me close WAS -
'.r unde. ~ odnesday's close.
hNfn trelinfu 49, OATS o.. fle g.,
Dc AnS - ana MArCn clQNerseFo trc.
Ne. fed fi7-4 hta Ma pfrn~d
"a lth hrvhk uf zoe at 81 aa-
Nane~d o. So ana dctnntd- te
So Full npered az St.i- ami aH
Nlnced TO- 81 - ~ white. 81 ht
ThErsda, coersr Eratn Duntaf.uu~
corn cash ~, 81 NJ. . atiins
fln- N0 eritue, SIav tiai~
STANDARD. tsc lid Nn wolfe. rs
No. z shifr. y5tsrs t,gr NA~a 80
VA Nsan- Immediate ana prpwrt
sftpn~nt $50. l~nrnafs. s.
~FE1H Prime feH Cint "r- hft p.
Marta ftete siskr, 81 t.moth3.
$50
Receipt In th. pvtrr.t market en
Thursd'y were ese hhls ~ Hout. y,
cars ~ wheat 20 cNrn 20 oats
and az rHs. pmsnfs Werf VHe
bhls % nalr ga0~ hu 80 hest uni
zee 81 90 corn stocks are fai Ff
tu ~ heat -ss enn pa Dt coru. --s
eaa hu 80 nats and tN. eH' hu uf flr
PRIMARY wheat YsC-f PTS were fa-.-
eco bu .Easnet it1s,uea uu year
aEo
rxrorfs 70 wheat and Sour Thur--
daN srSaNr hu
8.r@tHts ~ wheat Thursday IN
lutn. 9, cars. against 49, scar Ak
MINNEAPOLIS ~ ears against a. Win
rfp~E 1e1 cars. raiust f1i chicago.
ANCArH awaIusf
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
EAsr nj FFALn INV -TOck
fDuaaInx a stev~Rsl

FAST BUFFALO ret -a-' attic
Receipts. 20 cars steady OF me
st~ers lSae e. 1850 pounds. DO or
j - good 20 choice. ;s1sW 1925. fstr
e. good. tsTsus.s plain 80 coarse.
fshSs Canadian st@ers. 1880 60 ifee
pounds - s0H 10 - Canadian steers.
1850 ~ 1850 pounds. ts7@0 Is ca
rsf an mixed heif@Ts and stserE - II
GAa earrings drv led. prime, sieu
10 - bert HANDY steers So q 5Nt
fiEht butcher steers tTT3us best
butrh~rinE steers and helfrrs mixrn,
fses1e western helf~r~. tftesfS2a-
best heavy Fat cows sIns butcher
COWS 80 90 80 CUTTER $50 ; -
ca MYERS. t.sfaT5 fancy bulls. 81
so butcher bulls $3.50 - com
mon bulls. s. iaGS rood stockers-
n raN s-6 light common stockeTs,
IS % 81 feeders. best dehorned so
20 best mixers. srr myers so II
ffs ra~dfum~ $50 =. common. $50 n
20 HoE. Rec utS en- car- hiEVHr.
Neayy. sttfonlste yorters 't.sf
f1fT pigs ard lights. sfo-6n 30
Shr~p- Psrs ne f ears lower too
iAnhs ffi5AlttsE warnings. 81 30
6fff 50 there 49, vtWff So. ewes
80 I0af0--. Calves f5WIS
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
rHonI.E MARhET.

INV YORK. Fet Flour. dull:
rork mess. f71af1 90 lard quist
mid1irarsf spot. tiff -U1ft5. sugar.
rev. l4frt. reufrifuRsl q test. ff7s
1GsH. mlsC1t ado s9-f~sf g. &C. -
asa rsfned quiet. ruf loaf g. 80.
rrIthsd a. o. powdered - gran
ulated. s. 1tffe 80. coffee. i.ln SO =.
on spot Igr fafioW. arm special
Il+,c riff. No. courtry. 100. "a If.c
has DULL So. T. ft.Hbnti0 So g.
81 n $50. clover ~ n Hic Urrsgad
naultrs. nrm. turkeys 10n 77s rhirk-
enc. 1s1 far. fowls. i5n7fc ducks.
fgh -sr 1--we poultry. hrm. Eeese.
f5u1fr ducks &c. fowls 11dz1c.
turkegr 10W2i ropstert ltr chick
ems brallers. t1m1ir. Cheese uuiet.
state wllt. common b. Fprrial 40
efe skins. common o. special. ii1
gle
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
VICTIM OF GRADE
WRECK GETS $1,000
VERDICT IN COURT

For injuries suffered In thu wreck
at Dequini est AMI Fcrest-ave last
November. Luke PachucEynski was
given n verdict for $1,000 wcdnes-
day. in Judge Codd's court. The ID.
L u. and the petroit. Grand Haven
& Milwaukee railroad were named
~ Joint def, ndants but liability was
confined TO The u. e. X. The mans
spine. leg ard ribs were injured
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
COMMISSION
ASKS $4,000 FOR
LIBRARY BRANCH

The lihtsry commission - seeking
an appropriation For new branch
"a Mack and Semino.esves. ani VII
psS $4,000 for the purpose. accord
4ng 20 Adam Strohm. librarian. The
appropriation will nC asked IN the
budget FOR lsl7iS. The site has been
purchased The commission now
has or hand se0.U,0 towards he
building. which viii cos, $50 o0a
Bul small increase will % ash
I'D for maintenance "r improvements
over last years figures. Mr. Strohm
says. The bernard Ginsrurg branch
g. bring moved from Nc. $40 Hast.
ings-st 10 No al Brewf.erst
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Sugar Market

sszsr- Detroit why4sast- prices.
CFt atat Tunllr.ea. .-lb fl9k5 DO.
a SfHfs EaEt@ tablets f51s Gu.
lnaf $50 -gbeA So NNNh pow
cFred s. ser standard powdered.
- srarufated. extra coarse. tT19.
d. fne lr bulk fTls. DE-. lJ-th cot
tons. 9 CO. c~y-fal Domino gran. 3
u and t-ih cartons. iu cases f1.55.
s. Is CONTEXT orers A. $40 70 a.
fTfr $50 $40 ~ q .fG3. No. ..
g. 50. 8 fs1s " .. 81 81 No. rs.
49, 80 $50 No 80.
IL $40 80 - SEQ. No Is. Is 70.
ulr-faFlrE mixture. tS25; ne~t gran
uinfsf fs3f prr 100 lbs houaehOld
pcw'f t'A a % eaae f30S do. 80
20 c.-s ft95 r~r ease
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Livestock


VIZ Utt.tN tENtHtt ~tO " tNN~
DETROIT. l~h i.---t aftis Marx l.
cows and bulls steady medium
grades 90 lower. extra good grades,
2 Au- 5e lowcr Best heavy steers.
faua.s best hAndy wffUrf butcher
steers ssHsfa mixed steers and
h~ifers. Xfsa4--8. HANDY Ight
tutcle~s fs5e@- light butchers.
fsaeNseS best cows 1891.
butcher COWS tsnsE5 cuufHAn VsN-.
- Col hsa. ranrnrR, ~ H b., - II
heavy butts. f1m-5a botex na bulls.
s. - T6-r. stock bnlls Ss.seW g.
feeders s Sc stockers feff Z,
mixers ant spriugsr~. ttfW 20. Veal
calves NarSFt steady best gls = L.
heas} s. 10 q : 30. sheep ami lambs
Msrk steady best lambs. Sit fair
iafahs. SO ~ H11Ts Eight go common
lambs ff.5aG yesrhngs
g. S3Htr fair % good sne~p. - -
ff9 ruiis and common. SIC -
Hog Market fsu @1r riEh~r pizs.
SO SHu 1915 mixed. fll.T5u -
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
EIGHTY-FINE MET
VIOLENT DEATHS
IN JANUARY

Eigstl eve persons met vicicnt
ecafh in - roit AMI the vicinity
iurinE lamar setting nev rec
ord Ten - tho number were slain.
ana siN OF The 20 we're victims OF
italian gunner Automobiles killed
seven pxTsons and eight lives prre
rrushe'~ on by street cars Ftrcs
cau~ed eiehf death. and Do per.tnf
killed fheE selves Two persons
~ere droNrei and the remainder
were victims ~ Industrial accidents.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

CHIC AGO Feh. - HOGS Receipts
p eaa Market "a "a higher MIyed
ard butchers. fFTieli god
hssrt. tIf-tNf< rough heavy 81 g.
Iff1- iiRh' sfi.4G8f2 pigs g. -
I'll Cafffe Receipts 600 Market
weak Peev~s t7-SntI COWS ard
h~ff~F-- tFfs te g. tE@f- f----7r--r-r-
fss5fft. calves 81" tcA -t
sheep Receipts 10 geo MARKET
strong o. higher Nafirs. SO -sr
1t15. Western. $1,000 ~ - lambs
SIT 5dif.f0 western. Si2 80
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
9IvyEI.ND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND FEB Hogs Ie-
rsfrts 500. mares' steady go Toe
higher yorker tfzG0wfe- mis-
cd 81 - medium So 15n1- 90
rfaE 80 =. rcughs ~ ~ - sfAR~
sfn0 rs cattle Receipt. so eaTa-
steady. Sheet and lambs Receipts
ears. STEADY tor. tif1I Calves
Fs~~f9ts $50 market steady. top.
frsTs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
GnIcAGo HITTrR uARkEr.

Batter Evfras 1sc. nrsfH. $50
$50 dsIry EXTRAS 1fa $50. arsts
.rt EgRr Prime urdtuary.
anHf. rrFfs f4H cheese Twins
.1i, u1.isr YOUNG America ga
e1ie f.tr poultry FoWfs ffc.
ducks frffgHr EeeH@ 1fuIsc.
springs 70 rIfr pptafoea Rec pts
90 ears WtaHuusln. 3 7Iu1 ea Fan
Cr westerns. E-ISa.ea
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

TOLEDO Feb f--f'tes 49, ~ beat.
May. st.-ft. fuiF.
e go corn cash - AiaY. tHts
Jufv. $50 oats cash. aea MAJ.
SIS. Iulf Efs-c Rys Cash. tffa.
Governed Fa~h and Fn1ruarf.
SO 90 Nsrch ard April. fla.-s oc-
frter. E9f-fs Atelke f'rira~. SO 10
March. 81 ~ Timothy rssr. s
March. $500 Softer Frtrk rr-ts--
@rv. tnc. tue crez merv 20 &C. tCEe
FrssN candled. $50 fsneF Sole fs
sc. - ndi~s storage $50 sau-y stor.
aEr. toc HAY Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
NV ,oHk coTToN w,pHrT
>EM Nnak HITTEn ANn EG.s.

NV IONhf FFnl I-"~WuIf~fl IT.
rsipts. s.i1i Creamery extra. flW
fitc. creamery special market. a. -
fst state dairy. tubs. - - t0c. lrni-
tation cres merry frsts 1tn3t~ EgEs
Firm Receipts. e.031 Nearby white
fancy. tfnfse nearbr MIXED fsnry.
asFtfr. fresh arsts. ga fsc.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Shs following hrms are privileged
= exsc yt~ orders on the Exehangc:
~. q n1ees q Co. Carlyle a P0vah
= c.. n ~ noble = Co. D. L sey-
meor = c. ~. q Mclaughlin. M-r-
G1lL LVuab . c. ~. A. Hamiin .
II IN = Iess q Co. sinclai- .
Coo1a eamess l. epsague wm-
1crhSrA 4 Co. Dennest. smith q
fo- Lowis a. 0creon- w. y. Reilly
= Co. Matthew Fsnn- A. w. wallace
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
n,IaA rnnnIrr.

Puftsr Extra creamery. AfeC ~
rrea-urry Rrsfr rff4r faffr. 81 ~
king stock. -fAsc Iu
Tga- Frsrh receipt. raaeF inriuf-
~ frsfe &c HrE current rprf infa
&c fuE Receipts Th4rsdaT. go assP
Ch~~-e Michigan flats E'r View
York e SIC donlestIr -Nfat go T1r
import 81 'Fwfsr son Scr. hrIsk cream.
q isc. iir1 burger. t-lh- 1sfsr ..th
2fc long horns. e1i.r. daisIrr - n
&c lu
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

TOLFU0 o. Teh f--H1Es To-
ceipts 1909. Market isc higher
H@aties es1i.a0 mediums.
ti1-en lass Surkers. - 2fu = 20
good pigs. $40 TEdii. Calves Mar
ket steady sheep and Lambs Mar
ket steady
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

The print paper situation will be
the leading subject % discussion by
the North Dakota State Fress asso-
citation n lts annual convention be
ginning today Al Bismarck
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
earc ,t.o CRAM

CHICAGO Jan CD tram orsn-
INK Wheat Mao. down a. July.
~ 60. eVfcgnasr. aachangrd CNrn
AaV up e iniN. u9 . 81. Oats Maf-
- &c july CT - fuiF. up 49,
lrcvlsirns Slightly hi- hwr
-lIaan- = NJ heat Ma. t.lwu fttr.
July down : &c september down { 2, 6.
Corn. MAY down f.c. July duww
lie oats Nay down 1.c Iul1
acwn &c Provisions Sharply loN-
ct.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

0Es Eins ossns. Siiooiss. corr:
l9cy Maine, nIs: standard. si.5o:
onsiy June. Vi 30. standards. o.. SAL
WoG. tall sato. Marrowtst peas.
o1-a9of.ss: early June. $50: sifted
1ses1srS Sisee leo per dos.
oo0oe - santos, standard fsoifes
o(1i0R, Is = s0c. fancy. fyasfc. Rio.
<1 sssss:' isSise 9YsseaAss> "ei's'
0Uo1-lcbbing prices. is.-ib. sacks
IRAN. So: standard middlngs l1t.
oeerss corn meal tts; corn and cat
% patent, $40. second patent.
scss.s Isssat sis.ss Dbl in %th pa
3o--Rsw hnseed, si.os: boiled lin.
ED el.os sai. IN barrel iots- Zero
IRE n iros osyrels. Diamond head
J1,(Pi rsd crown gssoiine. iskc gal
Uo1pe--No, 4 cured hides. fic: Ne.
4 GfoQa hidsA lee: No. ! cured bulls
II: ~ 4 sEr~.ss BELLS lie: No
~ Ne: Ne cured murrain. isU.
~, q 0Fe~1 rnurrain. tic; No, I cure,
80 e!xt NO, green calf fsc; No.
&D1eA Ia OF No. : Kip, and calf,
sss,ss !, ss e Gas % amount
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Yytsti-s-the gisi. sesf kIsd-that
4. rfskt-I1mes Job Depty--neis fS7o.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

rrs.tisx.--tss pisi- nest kiss--ss-t
o. rixhf-rt.es Jss Dept--Msf. ss1s.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

The prodDce market as a whole ~
uAowing few price changes and the
orevatIinx tone 10 strong. Better is on
ne easy aide ON account OF free *
3of<nna and = fee days OF warm
weather would put the egg market
~ the slide but with these sNtcp-
1fono the entire producc hsi u IN a
oGpoag position. Perhaps the feature
a. the raomeut -ak-tha- scarcely In
onsoaa Commission men have only
o1Do1l stocks on Ia nd and with out
80 markets higher than ours. even
N today's advance the future Is a
01sss.
xCSss.:s-z-i95sssfss;as1. ,.I per sel f'r
:. S = ooed sAiepins stock
sSSsDris1 L,m.s. s.eiee: -
SfcssSsse7 per 100 iss-' New
&sssssysss-.sA.. Hs~.s D,ss
r9i3sG re ssr n.y. Ia els.e:
SysS vsGssnsses---oreen peppera
- boekst;3 radishes. $50 toc oos.:
49,; ss3Scssss s ss,,o,. su 81 sn ~,
bss::.Is .s1ea,: sai .ss per la quar-. r.
oo1ag1. go Gee Dos; California eel-
~. f!eQQ - per Goa; Florida tona-
go 8aBeoyet per s-baskct crate.
4o4u4ousr. - dos; lettuce. is0l5c
-. yr.ss--sssss. e:r crate,
.1cy vsss~ fsof5e: en-
l1-DStrsls 1bsplsrs ere. pay,ns
- te!Ieysng ersess fcs eslsd hay -
Y.- l<ts0iS: st.sdsrd sinoshy:
fsA S inv NJ Mia Ieeli; Ss
4 Slovsr, olso13Ss. re stray. $3.50
~ vhsss ssd cat straw. saso0s
e.s.s-s.Ssss Per boz.
Q.ss.gi; isY n.E per 100:
1S43Se pscsrs isells per 10.
og4eQss--Haveis. t,sSoa7S; Yior-
- oo01.ee boz.
0n1sss-ss6 sse per ioo-lb. sack.
Gpaaish o~ions. q per Grade.
lsGA eLss1iss bu; western stock.
o<.WQ1Sc bu.: new Bermudss. SIC
vef bhl. ta.Se per bu.
esa1svy - springs fo01ici light
eprlngs. fsoisc; fancy hens. u o
- rc: medium. isofoc: No. 2 hens.
W031c: roosters, f.1f1c. geese. 100
0ec. ducks. al " ;,e. turkeys 1910
~ ID Dressed poultry ls inactive
~ iO1c advance over live.
O06eesu Iii. 1EG1 TI don
eesUweesvse~ as n toe per quart
oUoss eetas~~s--S-rssys. ain dried.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Boston Copper Stocks

QuotAfiona - Hornblowcr & Weeks
Fec. open ntgn Low li1e"
Adventure sa -
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28
Ripping Rhymes
Mr.. MAN
(By WALT MASON


Man walks through lie with loc0ed
tread, and finds the going rough;
through all his youth lie looks ahead
the future is the stuff. He'll do grea,
things in coming years, when he has
half a show; his fame will ring
through all the spheres and reach to
Broken Bow. He's so impatient for
the time when he can hit the spots,
that youth, the golden and sublime. is
gone before he wots. Youth, youth
It passes like the wind, and cannot be
recalled; and man wakes up some day
to find he's tired and old and bald.
He sees the wreck of noble schemes,
and murmurs, through his tears, The
plans of youth are idle dreams that
won't outlive the years" Now he is
always looking back. as once ne gazed
ahead: his eyes are on the rugged
track that knew his hopeful tread. The
future has no charms for him, it
smiles for him no more; the past ap-
peals to eyes grown dim, he talks of
days of yore. Oh, youth, forevermore
your gaze is fixed on things ahead;
while age laments the vanished days,
and sadly counts its dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28
YUMA GIRL WANTS TO
DRIVE a WAR MOTOR

Anxious to do her part in the world
war for democracy. Edna Earle haugh-
telin. 22-year-old Yuma girl. has writ
ten Governor Thomas 4. Campbell OF
fering herself for overseas service.
Miss Haughtelin is an experienced
automobile driver he stated, and is
DESTROYS of serving as an ambulance
driver in France. Not only can she
drive, but she understands the mech
anism of several different makes OF
machines.
This is the first instance in which
a woman has offered herself for over
seas service as truck driver it WAS
stated. but it is doubtful e the gov
eminent is accepting women for over
seas service OF this character.
The communication has been for
warded 10 the war department at
Washington in the hope that some
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28
BEING FOUND OUT.

The press has been resounding again with
wrath over 1.-THE latest American dispatch theft" 1t
can language characterize the
of government intercepting and publishing
the tetale dispatches Argentina and Mexico which
got certain German and diplomats very hot
water
The Cologne Gazette delivering moral homiy on
cludes This publication proves to be worthy compan
ion piece to Wilson's exploitation of Mexico mes
sage. 1t appears be part of American speciality
which has a preference for dealing with stolen docu
ments."
The Mexican message" referred to Secretary
Zimmermanns dispatch to the German minister in Next
CO. Won Eckhardt while still friendly terms
with Germany asking him to line Mexico and Japan
against the United States The present state of mind
of the German press and is precisely what
it was when the Zimmerman message published
Not word of sorrow or apology shameful revea
ton of Prussian Swedish perdy not word of crt
cism for the diplomats who have brought German and
Swedish into reproach but only hot indignation
against those who revealed the offense the world
We are driven the conviction that in the eyes OF
the German government and German press there is
nothing dishonorable nothing criminal if it be kept
hidden The only dishonor or crime is being found
And whoever makes it known must be strafed,
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28
ROOSEVELT ON THE WAR.

Whatever the prejudices of his enemies and the partial
y of his friends both divisions will that Theodore
Roosevelt is great and has most striking and
forceul way of stating things that bear vitality
great public issues In his speech at Kansas City the
other day he stated the issues of this in fashion
that ought be read loud every fireside in this
land part of what ne said is presented here fol
lows:
"At this time every vigorous young of fighting
age ought be with the colors if he possibly get
there 1t will be mighty good thing in the future to ex
plain your children and grandchildren why did
go to the war have explain why you didn't
go.
fighting for the rights of every well behaved
people live it's life and decide for itself what form
government desires Above ALL fighting for
America. for your country. You making the
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28

Henry Fords has asked for exemption This is the
first publicity in connection with the Michigan magnate
sailed his peace ship to Europe to have the
out of the trenches by Christmas" Neither brand
of publicity that has fallen the lot of Ford is desirable
His will probably have to anyway. He is secre-
tary of his fathers plant and seeks to avoid the
draft for occupationaT But the process of the
phenomenally free from favoritism
poor the high and low the famous and the
unknown have been treated exactly alike by exemption
boards all the country fair deal for all has been
the writing the wall of the board in every
county and district far known. Hence the I'M
paraleled of the greatest draft in history
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28

Along with the German peace talk comes word of the
destruction of factories and mines in Belgium by sys
tematized plan that does not leave stone upon an
other boiler pipe intact in mine This thorough
and endish destruction of towns industries generally
proceeds the evacuation of that town. The German acts
attitude will have to change before set of real
any allied nation will listen to words of peace
no matter how soft concatory they may appear
to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28

Someone tackled County Engineer Dick Ryan the other
day about the dsracefu condition of the streets in War
at is altogether the county's fault" declared
the engineer 1.-The county will go fiftyffty with the
Warren company these streets; more less. The
were in bad shape when they were dedicated,
the company should go half and half under
the law This being the is the hope and prayer
all good citizens of Warren that the company and the
commissioners get together and grade street two in
the No Mans Land that exists between the handsome and
modern houses of Warren And speaking of streets there
is section of the road between Johnson addition and
Bisbee that is rough that British tank would be
held up there for repairs train of burrows to haul
il over the shell holes.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-28

study of the dnt in the German lines at the Ypres
to the sea- Either Won Hndenburg the weather must
stop the British will have to make
hurried retreat of proportions that will make the
German people, blind to everything except Prussian IN
vincibility the writing the wall 1t will be hard
the huts and and trenches, and
it will not be hilarious in the palace at Potsdam.