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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-09-28
The PAW PAW
DRUGCOMPANY

Mary T. Brown, Lot 6, Blk. Z, Syn
dicate Park, South Haven-$1.00
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-09-28

Fountain Syringes
Hot Water Bottles
Combination Fountain Syringes
Scholls Foot Eazer Cor broken in
steps)
Atomizers Coil and light liquids
Ladies Spray Douches
Rubber Gloves
Ice Bags
Urinals (Ladies and Gents
Guaze Bandages Call sizes)
Woven Elastic Bandages Call sizes)
Adrenalin Tape
Red Flannel Bandages
Pure Rubber Bandages
Adhesive Plasters Rubber and Zinc
OXIDE
Iodine Swabs
Araby Pastils
Rubber Sheeting
Moist Gauzes
Clinical Thermometers
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-09-28
Look Over this List

There may be some things you want
and never realized that they were kept
in a town Of this size. You have real
Drug Store right here at home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
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@lnocs Senator Go6ert 8 g9ogner poiiirt Dem 5ii6
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tit oaB Der @robid nidt 0urdgegangen lit lit nht
gcnol befonnt obe E6otidde it, Dob er ooribcr ir6
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6u Der5ogern beriude.4
Senator @ugncr min @}o9cr @1itdcl Dor oos 50.
rum Der 2eaiSlottr loocn loiien &crocnfen fons
i5m gdcaon0 9or oos Jorim ott6 0es GongrciieS
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luo 2o 6oGette @errGt6er aenomt 6o6en, pc lic oll
B Glor3 perbtetcn bob oos 2ono iid) Sols fiber aopf
IN ben aricg itiir6tc SMujtc nclncn 6cltc c6rGdc
@ldnncr &crrdtDer I'M iDrc cgcne gdaoctrodt uno
@oitnere 81 ocr0eden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

glm q Ndr3 eorae W. N60o.t gir. 9l8.
&ei Baltimore Srdbc so Sabre ali.
glm a. W}dr5 Niraiuio VI. gocr, Dir. 8.
Nel iW0uu Munnn Mace ~ S0Drg at
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YIN 20 Nidr8 6rcocr.d g. Claus, gr. 1918,
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b0l, Serinntons ztroBc, 5s 1a0re alt
glm o. Nldr5 C5olbtc Saanuisln, SSrncIits
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YIN 2l DSdB 3ucpg g. &etcrS, 9tr 1871,
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Nin p Nldr3 5pln u. &cicre, &r. $40,
Noto-g8nIbin0lnn sirnhc. 2O Nnhrr nll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

gnflogcn mcgen llebertrctng ser 9eitimnlnQcn oeS
S6crmag Gruitgcicbcs lino fitr5dl bon 0cn @iul-
ocs @roBgci@morencr IN 9cu-gorf 9cgcn cnioe ieb8e
Eeronen uno ibcr 100 Groporotioncn er6obcn pprocn
Die oe ain &oblcngcic5Gft tereiiir in0 sic contro.
lircn Die GSoroermg ui0 Den Gcrtrie6 bon 3uiommen
mcbr ais 0rci 6iintel olcr &o6e 0e Gbrlid aus ocn
bcocenoien &o6lcnber8perten in @irginic per-
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ten, Oc Grec Der 6ncn 5r &criiiquq 1tebcn0e &o6lc
ctpa % D}loncn Gonncn i19rlib, miafiir6 feit5u.
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niicn Oes 0ou5en &oltcs 9oB ie inioqe ocS &riegcs
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10 5obc 0coitrafen. (90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
EVERY AMERICAN DOLLAR AND
EVERY AMERICAN MAN ARE
NEEDED TO DEFEND THE
\ - Danua a mn
(New York American. J

CNew York American.)
Everybody knows that Wall Street
fnanciers have been using all their
influence, openly and secretly, to get
the United States entangled in this
European war.
Wall Streets eagerness does not
| necessarily mean that others who
clamor for war are not influenced by
patriotism only; but it does mean
that so far as the big fnanciers are
concerned, they see money for them
IN war They take off their hats to
the United States flag, it is true; but
their eyes are really fixed on the
United States Treasury.
You can see Wall Streets hand
beginning to pull the underground
wires when you read the arguments
now commencing to appear, that the
United states should fill the allies
bankrupt Golfers.
Mr.. Warburg, Of the Federal Re-
serve, for example, thinks we should
at once advance one thousand mil
lion dollars to England without
security
Other public men and newspapers
close to Wall Street are pointing out
that our business is not to defend
American commerce and America
against aggression and invasion. but
to pay the allies war expenses and
send American boys over to fight in
their trenches
1t may be taken for granted, too,
that any American boy sent over on
that errand would be accommodated
with places in the front trenches.
Now, we propose to fight this pro-
position right now and clear through
to the end
This country has urgent need of
all its young men and all it's money
and all it's guns and ammunition and
ships right here at home.
We not only need all the money
and all the soldiers and all the
weapons and all the equipment that
are available, but we need ten times
more.
If we strip our treasury Of its cash
and our navy and army OF their
strength to fight the allies war in
Europe, nothing on earth will stop
Japan and Mexico from striking us
fatal blow, while our only means
OF defense are being used up across
the Atlantic.
This proposition that we shall
finance the allies and send them our
boys for cannon fodder is a Wall
Street proposition, and nothing else.
What these dollar patriots are
striving for is to have the shaky for
eign securities they have gambled in
and invested in made safe and
valuable by being backed with Amer
ica's credit.
They want the Government of the
United States to indorse the hum
dreds of millions Of promises to pay
they have bought at a discount from
bankrupt European Governments.
You people must speak out loudly
and emphatically and let the Ad-
ministration and tho Congress know
your will in this matter.
Let the allies fight their own war.
We did not start it and it is none
Of our business to prosecute it for
them.
American money and American
men for America-th is how you
all feel do you not2
Let us protect our commerce, de-
fend our land and make war and
peace for our own interests, in our
own way and at whatever time seems
good to US.
No entangling alliances!
No fighting other nations battles!
No cmptying our treasury to fill
other empty treasures!
America first, and America only
Tell your Congress that.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
9ietanntmadlnnaen.

Sn i0rcr rcGcimdiiacu Gtnnn am Sirns.
tn0, 20 Nidr5 1910 naDn ole Suoaet Nc1jr0c
ocll lullenbrll BcmlnG tN Sc5ng aai olc LDs
itrnltlpnca nn ocn pticnuIdlcn 8griegrspc9ct
nu:
gluc &crioneH Sic Sbilruiipncn Ool
ben bicnllidcn &cric6r@ucgeu 3u cliiicrs
zen lohin0eL mhiieu Moi Wdlcr aS am
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&ruuhniBiDein oaiiir cnreic0cu nm bic
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Snni 1917 cntfcrnt cin
lSenn Sbiirulioncn nidt bis sum f.
Nllti 1917 eniiernt nb merocn sic Sc
bubrcn lir flcinere Nr0lcgen iiir oas
gull6e Snbr er6obcn
Stcine @eubr miro bcrcc0uef luenn bic
Gbiiuiliionen bis 8lnl f. Snu 1917 cut
icrl lno oQrausAeiebi ouB sic glppliia
iun fir cinen @rloubniBlcbcin an oocr
Dor oem i5 9lprii 1917 ein9crel6i it,
~. u. So1Cnniua,
@9cf &ilrcdu iiir ileiuerc Brioilcgicn
(Wldr52i 2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Nrnnfrcidls IibcrnIt RrcnnOc il gLmcriFa.


6rafreid bat cbr libcroc 6rcutoc in Oen Ser.
Gtootcn. Die ,g3ep gorf @orlo" lit 9on5 cltiebt oor-
iibcr 0o g8ol Street 5ronfred fir cine 9neibe BON
30 Dlilloneu Collars iadbS @ro5ent 3iiicr un6 l20
Wdllipucn DolarS III gSertDpupieren ais @iirgl6olt
obberongt mo ooB oic fron5oi6en Sdul0peridrei-
mnQcn in 5ronfrcih emloSbnr ein olen 3u 5.75
fSroncs bro Collar mos lngcid9r 8cbn Aro3cut untcr
ncm NAin5mcrt6 ici gSaS miiroen @eorqc gSoibing
ton 9bomos Scficron uno Benjamin SSronflin Oo5u
iagct2 frogt bic vgSorlo lln0 ic idbrt 0onn Tort:
s1ic &er 5tootcu oatcn 6ronfreib aiif Der Stclle
cine 9lpn Collars liecrii, no 8mor nid]t ais gln
lci6c lon0crn ais elm Geidenf g8ir 6oben cs ibrg,
iino cs miroc oic mirfiomc arciesmoBnobme icin bic
min crgrciien f6nncn 9odocm pir 6runfreih sic 9il
lion gcidcnft mitroc uucrc ndditc EfIi6t oaru be.
iteben uuicre Secrodt on5upeuocn Oc trnnsotauti.
ibc Sdiffabrtsmcgc often 81 boltcn ito 6ronfredl
Die GcbenSmttcl in6 Ndmtion 81 licTerL pic e
braiht troB ll9oote iln6 Sc6rcdibfctl" Das
%oIt Der Scr Staote miir0e cOenaIs nid)ts oagegcn
cin3umcV0cn 6o6ei mcnn oie og8oro" mo sic itbrigc
Iniirtcn &reie Ionic bic NiunitionS Jobrfantet oc
hr ocr WnitionS 2iefcrung an bic 9(liircn pobl hon
ond0ern0 cine Billion Doadrs &rot gcmodt 9obcn,
im0 Die Nioroon- @uppe Der gleip- gorfer Sodnon8,
bic fir oic llntcrhrgun0 BON glncibcn Der 9laiirtcn
III oieicm 2onoe pcle Wdllioucn IN ISprm BON Cont
miiOn cu0citcdt Bot Scr frnn5ohen 9tegierng
cine @iQion Dolors identten ocnn lic babcns ia, tie
f0nlten oie Billion le5t entbcbrcn gl6cr oas aneri.
faiiiAe @pf miro ocln glulncn 5ronfreid) aus Der
oficndcn aoe oicies 2onOcs eic @illon 81 den
len oocr od MIR SIT lei6eli Gin cnti6icocnes og}ein"
characterization @ir bronden uer Gjelo ebit gSir
bobcn uns III 0en lcstcn orci Sobren 6cinoe gemodt
6ciloc nfs uio redtS, 6cinoe binter itno borne
nao mas inns nibt icinolcb geinnt lit lit miBtrouii6
ocaen uns DeSbolb nuiNen mir riiiten ntiiiicn mir
@iaioncn ousgcbcn fir @oficu lu0 Ginri@tmgcn fir
uicrc Gertbcioi0lng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

frcn5cr D6tte lmo mas sic 5olgc icin
miro, menn crit cimnol Die 6cpan5er-
ten llnteriec6oot &rell5cr BON 5000
&onncu @r6Be Die 0cuti6lono I'M
Sou 1obeu ioG, losgcIoiien mcrocu.
Gin bepon5crter observation-disclosures
miro 5mon8is aouffobrteii9iffc 5cr-
itorcn f0nnen no Gin SiiIfSfrcu3er
mir Elm S1iff 3crit0ren fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

gunOou BAT in Tneiter 3cit ucbcr6ot uon Scudcu
umo oroBer StcrbliMfeit in 0uti6lono sl bcridie &c
puBt oie 9lotterH 3. g oatcn irhterlid pit6en Dos
ocitticbe &olt ci orr6 yllntercrndbrng 70 iebr &c
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gSic gcp6bnlb lit bier mcocr einnal Ocr gSmib So
ter oes 6jeoanfenS geoeien @cefon5ler Or Selferid
iogtc am 0onertog III elmer 9icoe Dor Dem 9eid)stog
@idli6erpeiie erpicien itd 0ie @eorgniiic in 9e5ug
o 0ic m0gliden gSirfingcn scr GinidrGnfmg IN
g2u5ruugsmitten lnO in 9c8ug ouf ole 6percn 2ocn,
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griinoet 8iemebr erbringen Die BON Dem 9lehSgeluO
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5tcrbl6eitsrate inter oen Snoern 1T mciter gcioen
uno oie Sterblifeit inter oet Sauglingen lit gcrnger
ols I'M SSreoeh" -,0iee gSorte ocs Gcetor5lTs 8e
oen Dob ,,oe boien 6olgcn bon llntererndbrung0 in
@auihlono nbt heitebeu imo bob pic Gatte gpril cn
tretcuoe 9erninocrns ocr tdglidcn 9rotrotionen un
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oes ocatiden &olfes berrrioc6en broudbt bcionou5
nid)t oo 81 glcider 3ct bic 6leiidrotoncn i'm 250
@ralm pro gSode erbobt merocn mo eS i6cr0cs oud
baIo @jemiiie gebeu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

Gs miro btcrmli bclnnni acnac6t baB Nds
0nc ". * NG y. WiamiHN aemiB Der an
10. SUM la0S ulcr6ciOucicn lcruromnn Yir
100, AblNnil ~ EdraGrapb 2 Opic qm 2s,
gippenbcr 1911 UncnopD, Inn GrluubuiB ndd0
0eu0t babcn ods 9liNoccn 9ir 3i00 6olicrt
gl0citue, ais cinc DiicniliDc cjnra9e 3n pclnibcn.
3. g. Sptuc,
(Nidr82i2G) 0icbduoc 5npcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
(Slisn6ct6 Di. 5inSle.

GS dr6 om o. 9RdR 1917 0d5a0rtD ~.
DinSlc,. 1e9 Giic, i'm 25. 2c0cnSia0tc, acIic6s
le Satin bon 9iaOmpn6 IS 0inbc Die Nc
m'iio1s, bon Der gGobnuno ihreS &acre Sobn
Gilol Nr. tt9, gScit0am6nr1. stsaBc, ans
llnll; onuu 5nr q&6apcl OF iDc 9loOcnt", mo
tuoct @eilCtuilg ullf bcut oGehnr SIN Sricos
boic" (lRr299 od,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Su6it g)2nuins.

% Ilorb am 22 Wldr8 f0l7 nnm mr5cn
@rQluein 5uqn @uuiiie, aelicbicr @oiic ser
nerliorhencn M}arG0rci lioniitS, lit ieiiicm 06.
taN, a. ltira Wlorgcns Il 10 lbr Dpn icincr
ySobnund, pr 1887, Sit9pmharos strohc, aus
udli Nccrlihe &cmlicns0oNmciic fir iein
Seclcnheil TIN 10 ll6r WorQcns in Der ~.
MtmoclS Stree 9ciicbmug priboi Niiic.
fcHc NlumcH (Nllra23- -2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

Gicucr3dblers oic ben NdrB 2scomu 81 CT
ballcn winl0ciD iuGtcn ioiurt i0rC 9icdlNRnacu
cinicroern Gus &iQcuDum COO Gruuoci9e
tDunD ongcbcn llno eincn NriclumIc6ldg mil
Wiurfc lire glbrciic trdgeno, beiihocn
geniom s. 9agc,
(Nlr5t31617f0212 23) Collector.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

@s iiar6 am 49, Ndrs 1917 gluaan Spdcl,
oelicbicr @ditc Der OerforncNcn @liicbci6
auto fn0ci N'outnn. 9lo6nHtinqs Nm 43 u6r,
hon Der 9SobnllnN ieiucr IoMicr Srnn Pcrl6d
Gliuer glr. 1896 2emmpn Strahc alis AMI bcn
oSt Rdds Sriebboc" iiaif
(Nldr32l 2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

Die @adridt ans Berlin Opn Scr MHdfe6r Der
N1omc" bon brem 8meiten 5trcii8uec auf Dem 9tlan
tiihcn G8enn unter Der 6ibruu9 BON 8lrggra 0obna.
5dlooien 3eigt ooB 0etihlono Dem Sonocl Ser Auiir
ten our6 Siilfstrcu5cr mbcreheiiborcn 5doocn 5lii
gen t0nptc wcnn ~ MIR geuug bon oieicr SQrte 9S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
SlcrmiidJte 9lu5ciscn.
sgn 8aGne Obus @IatteA
@TSYYp Gtiuus gteues.

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urlg9i o19er alpb fcire G1mer3en. Saben
oqSlelhe. Anslcben. oeic,be g8rfiomteii pn1
ngen ltf on We uaiiirlidlc 8dbnc @inae,
oole senie braucen iie6 Mot 81 irDlen, ibre
&a0ne bebonoeln 81 lal,cn. Qslr lr6uen aue
&nt6en llun @timpie obne 9lus3eben
Neuelie &rfnounq; sllntiuiumsRlQtteu nm
Sicue bon Sargnnuh @ebr leibt iiIo il
heqnent, iuie nuliirltcbe
WnnBc 8nldorbifc $500 uuo $500. oUe
garantirt. D'olhffpncn $500 nnS 5000, All.
garanttrt. SrRdebGrbtii $500 6is 5000
gUlo'0illpHgcn ppn 81 an. Sii6erSlunnarK
Tr. Sit, RorbpO pOninnrO, Gfrokr
SDreDtrnoeu nDu 8 W}orQcus bis q Ofheuos
@5nrnfnQS bOn q bis libr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
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The counselor of the Argentine en-
bassy. Federico NJ. Quintana, and Mrs.
Quintana have moved from 1918 18th
street to 1915 Connecticut avenue
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Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke will not OBJ
serve her day at home tomorrow, as she
is out of town. Mrs. FYoulke will have
with her for the holidays here grand
daughter. Miss Gladys Ffoulke Smith,
who arrives today.
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which provides Christmas cheer for
soldiers and sailors stationed at and
around washington, win include tbs
President and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Wada.
worth, Mrs. salisbury. Mrs. Howard
Gould Of New York. Mr.. David Be1aDco.
Gen. Julian Carr, Mrs. Richard Town
send. Nine. Hague. Mrs. Julian James,
Mrs. Mathew +. Scott. Mrs. r. D. Shep-
herd, Mrs. Alexander Hunter Gait, Ars.
Joseph E. Thropp, Mrs. Tucker X. Sands
Mrs. Samuel McRoberts,. Mrs. 3. G.
Ringgold, Mrs. B. d. Spilman OF War
renton and Mrs. F. B. Moran.
There will be four unique tableaux
In connection with the music, the
angels being represented by Miss
Kathryn Hitchcock, Miss Rfvero. Miss
Page and Mrs. Dolph.
Mrs. r. D. Shepherd is chairman OF
the entertainment committee ana ar
ranged the tableaux
Mrs. Francis N. chisolm. Mrs. 2. 2.
Meredith. Miss Mamie Randolph Heth.
Miss Lena Hitchcock, Miss Dorothy
Denys, Miss Gwerdoiyn Denys, Miss
Julia Brice, Miss Alice Brice, Miss
Ruth Tanner, Miss Marion Abbot and
Miss Virginia Griffith will sell pro-
grams.
Mrs. John R. Buchanan. who has
been visiting her parents. Mr., ana Mrs.
Wharton E. Lester, went to her coun-
try home in Virginia today to remain
until Saturday. when she will return