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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
.NORTHCLIFFE
IN CAPITAL
Will Call [ pom l.. =. DiplO-
natic and Military
Heads

WASHINGTON lyue lJ- ord
NordeT reached hero .oday tnd
expected soon to sail lpon dlpio
matte nd military autho.tie-
To aUr -he tfe department. had
taken na cmcat cognil@uCe of his
presence ra.s country hut BE- IS
assumed t WIFI teH Secretary Ian
sing wh.t bus purposes are and be-.
speak operation uf the dlplo-
matte rrh Norfhci1e % Dr. be-
lleyed ai offer suggestions with
a vieH to aiding American leaders
70 arol ne mistakes Ens,lnd made
ar ihe set
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
SUGARS AND
MOTORS STRONG
Columbia, Paige and REQ Lead
Trading Friday On Local
Exchange
az o'HARA. FERRIss q co.

Columbia Sugar showed strength
Nith sales at l512 aad 1853 on
Tho Detroit stock exchange Friday.
Page was IN demand with little
stock offered REQ was also I'm de-
mand Continental IS 7l-2 bid and
z rs asked. The entire list seems.
strong =
Thursday was rather quiet. With
prices holding firm REQ sod az
2Ste 90 2S34. limited amounts be
ing offered Columbia sueax Was up
and IR~ good demand aNl814 TO
rs 3-S Rover Roller Hearing az
80 4 was strong ThF general tone
OF the local securities was better
than for some dayE past
ON the New Y0fk stock exchange
lrreguIarty way the rule during the
early hours United states Steel
and Baldwin Locomotive were or
"a triHe Tie close OF the entire list
vas weak for no reason that vAS
apparent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
BnnI<s and Trust Compnnies
Listed S'ocE~

The following arms are PRIVILEGED
n execute orders on the exchange
w. r. Moss a. CO. Csrlyif 8 povah..
Geo NJ West q Co. D. II. MaccYoue
A Co. II. W. Noble a. CO. - = Sey-
mour & Co. W y Mc1au~hiin Nor
ril1, Lynch & Co. W. a EawNn a Cos.
WIN. A. Nicer q Co. Sinclair a c0uls
wendell. Mulkcy & Co. VIM ~ Rose
& Co. r. X. Pelton & CO.. Joel stock
ard a. Co Bennett Smith e. C0 "
T. Reilly e. Co. Matthew Finn a. w.
wallace & Co, Lewis .. Gortop. Bel-
den. Woodruff a. Coo Besncr Cramrr
q Muehl. Dodd Martin q Co. O'Hara.
FERRIS e. Co. webb. Lee e. 60.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15

crr geese. SO II.
60 ~ berries
lfeFnirlnns s7rl
JoBBINC PRICES
sned Goods pa pFisz, sl-fa 8
Lima beans. Er.&1 q 4 l5 500

Canned foods ppiss. 1915 per
ga. Lima beans. a. 81 y rern.
fancy Maine g. strrtr-t - 50.
fani rHefs see peas .Arrs
early June s-s salmon taIA s. a..
naFr nfat peas. - carly Ine
SIS rnUatoes standard 81 81 lnE
Csnee-- santos, STANDARD IS = ! 8
lis t.ns Is 8sse IS.
Feed I'm llt-Ih sacks Rran. ?
STANDARD mfAaings So .nne mid
e inFs so cracked corn. Sft arse
ccrTmeal sf4 corn and oats chop
Flo~ 1ss lbs ir y raper
sackas Beet winter patent $3.50
seconds $3.50 straight 80 60
s.1e'rg wheat patent SIS rye aoaF.
oils -Linse-d ou. NV. $40 hoiia5.
gref gal kerosene, iron barrels.
&C. gasoline. 2Qlzc.
Provisions Mess pork. So IAN
lly pork gf7nt4 clear backs see n
AZ Bans ls NrisNr's q y
oEc picnic hams. 1o- a1t 49,. ?.
sa5tc ar8 tierces.. Kettle
rendered z4c ih.
Hide. cured h'ses. &c 80
green hides. l-ci ~ cured bulls
1885, No green tt9ss l2c No
cured veals Kip. acc ~ 7 green veal
kip COZ No. ( cured wlrratr -le
40. green w Irra.n -9o
cured raIf 3rr No green -c8f zoe.
81 horse hides. So
rides S. $50 talIrW Ices $50
ta1Iaw. itc Iu 50. hides lc n
~ kip ana ralf i'4c soenP-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
p.troIt ennk clearInas

Detroit bank clearings FOR Friday
we're sass 520.36 Total clearinEs
FOR 1917 20 date are 1886. 4o51s6 80.
az against ss9s,STff2S.s2 FOR the
corresponding period IN 1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15

Police Judge Sellers said Friday
morning that ne would hold night
sessions OF court until hts docket IS
cleared There are more than 200
cases on the docket awaiting trial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
JUDGE HITS AT
FORD POLICY IN
DIVORCE CASES

Judge William r. Brown Of Grand
Rapids. one Of the relief jurists sit.
ting In the Wayne county circuit.
believes that the attitude OF The
Ford oMtor company's sociological
department, encourages divorce
woman seeking q divorce de-
cree. told Judge Brown thar her
husbands pay o. s342 ar the Ford
plant. would be advanced 10 s. a
day as soon as be was divorced
Reducing the pay Of man
against whom his wife has found
reason TO bring a divorce suli Is an
injury 10 the wife, said Judge
Brown The system rewards the
Kind Of masculine conduct that
ehirks marital esponsibility
When an account OF tho divorce
suit was published with Judge
Browns comment. Dean s. s Mar.
quis. head Of the department. wrote
to the iudge. taking issue with him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
THIRTY-FIRST
SHORT OF CASH

Officers OF National guard req.
ments in Detroit are annoyed by
ne fact that no funds Rave been
put AZ their disposal for recruiting
expenses. while the various branches
% the regular service appear to
have unlimited money To spend. ON
this account the army. navy and
Marine corps are getting men even
day who would prefer 70 enlist in
Michigan regiment Applicants for
the guard service 60 70 the armory
only 70 find there Is no recruiting
star on hand 70 receive them. They
are told 70 return In the evening
when there Is a drill on. out instead
they go 20 one % the other recruit
ing oficss
This situation is regarded as par
ucularly unfortunate in view az The
fact that the, gusrdsmsn have been
told they will be called out soon
and none OF The units are anywhere
near war strength The state legis-
larure has appropriated $4,000, 900
for war fund. but none OF It has
been allotted 70 the purpose OF re
crulting for the National guard, al
tho u was stipulated by the legisls.
ture that portion Of the money
should be used for this purpose.
Second anniversary % the sink
ing OF the Tusitania.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
y HE
CFAGE
nRpliEI n


The Desert Man t.e latest 90
William 81 Harris western dramas. in
which ~ ts sppeRrfnE on the screen
In To- orpheum thrafer This week.
shows this popular western character
actor IN an even stronger role than
those he has prev lousiE portrayed
BE PLAYS the part n man whose
faith outrage fnt perseverance
change the enfIre destiny ~ the De
ierted village ~ Broken Hope. and
make ~ ifpa progressive and thrlv-
ing mining center
Amid wide vi=tas - tho plains. the
story opens on hot August day
when the desert man Or the
grouich. a. he IS later nicknamsd
is shown YEARLY approaching the
outskirts Of the village, with an ~N-
haustec child in his arms. tho SON Of
The town huliy. Nho drove his wife
and little boy out into the desert
where the former had died White
resting in the village DO meets Ien-
ME. Tie daughter ~ an ola miner
who exercises over him such an in
fuenc- that he rs moved 20 remain
pernanrutlY 90 her side and carry
on the battle Tor the reJuvenation o.
che village. which is successful after
year OF endeRvor Msrgery Wilson
plays the role - Jennie
The Desert Man - screened AZ I.
3 and NJ 80 o'clock tn other pic
lures and IN connection with the
vaudeville hlu headed BY the COM
sdy ladies Reducing Parior
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
BANKERS AWAIT
DETAILS OF THE
LIBERTY LOAN

Aitho several Detroit banks have
made comparatively small subscrip.
ti,4#= "a The -iherty lean NJ $1,000.
Foo. 600. the entire amount that De
troit will subscribe will not be
known until Further details regard
1ns the loan are forthcoming from
the treasury department bankers
assert
No details have been received as
20 .he maturity dates or over what
period The loans are 20 be spread
70 would BE- lmpossi bic for the banks
to say what part Of the loan they
can subscribe FOR until they know
these details
The maturity dates govern the
amount OF loans In an cases II The
time is comparatively short. The
subscriptions might be made larger
whereas II 10 Is long the reverse
would De true
Detroit bankers would also like 20
know something concerning the use
OF the money
II they were called on for large
amounts 70 Doe loaned IN short
tine they would be obliged TO car
in other loans or shorten the time
on them. A. least Il IS stated.
one banker stated that he did
not believe more than $500, COO had
been subscribed in Detroit so FAR.
When more DEFINITE terms are re-
ceived DE- IS pointed out. Detroit VIII
do IFS share
Hornblower & Weeks branch or
fee n Detroit received announce.
ment from the main once IN New
York Saturday that The firm will
carry for its employees any amount
% The Liberty loan OF the govern
menJ they desire az the same rate
of interest paid by the government.
Subscriptions will be carried over
= months
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
JASNOWSKI
PREPARES TO
BLOCK JURY

A copy Of the order OF Judge Con.
molly, calling for a grand jury in
the recorders court 20 investigate
the city building department. the
board OF health. and other city de-
partments. was received SATURDAY
morning in the prosecutors Office.
This will be the basis OF Prosecu.
tor Jasnowskis appeal to the su.
preme court, demanding that Judge
Connolly show cause why he should
not be restrained from holding the
probe.
Jasnowski insists that the investi-
cation should be conducted In tho
circuit court. and that he. "a pros
cutor. should present the evidence
the court Judge Connolly held N
the recorders court has right
conduct such a probe. and he
pointed Attorney James n Pound
attorney for the court.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor p
" VOORHEES, said that tho petita-
for a writ OF mandawus 10 the pc
ton for the writ OF mandamus Won
be made 10 the supreme court O.
soon as possible
The talesmen summoned for
grand jury service have been or
dercd 10 report May 10 An order
to show cause could BE- obtained
from tho supreme court before that
date Whether or not the recorder
court investigation will begin or
that day depends on the action o.,
the supreme court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
MAJESTIC.

BRYANT wash burn has done admir-
sble work ~ MS most recent char
Attenuation % Henry Irving Dodgs e
skinner IN -Skinners bubble on
TIE SCREEN 10 the Majestic theater
this week Z. Is sequel 70 the
authors arst story "Skinrer's Dress
SUR n continues ne events IN the
lifA or william Manning skinner And
bis Wiz. Honey, PLAYED BY Hazel
DAILY from the time thAf skinner won
funior partnership In his old hrrn
thru The Influence ~ his dress suit
as the arst story % Dodge related
The Bubble" film ls good clean com
edy. With excellent dramatic relief
from the common type ~ heavy So
cisty or war plavs, and most ac-
cepts by presented ~ This fresh and
lively pair - young stars
There - not a duN INFINITE thruout
the entire action ~ the story wash
burn has caught che skinner spirit
- nicely and plays his role - the
cornplets Satisfaction II all. wheth-
ar or not they have read ~ stories
HRzei DAILY makes a charming Honey.
thinking only OF her darling boy.
whom she In reality saves from hnsn-
.ial ruin, The balance of the cast IL
the same as appeared In the nrst
skinner Sim this being material
- ctor IN The Bubbles success
Henry Santrey is aided by the Ma
isstic trio on this weeks BILL and
an attractive musical program a 81
fsred nitmars animal Sim show
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
MADISON

Alice joyce and Henry Morsy
have the leadf1s roles in He Sc
cret." which - the Madison screen
Offering fhis week.
The story ~ the photoplay con-
Germs a Young school teacher the
daughter ~ minister. who becomes
the victim % "a Young mans hesttal-
ity while the youth "a intoxicated.
The scene is in q rough mining town
in the far west Years later the
girl becomes secretary 20 the man.
who ~ now wealthy and successful
railroad. president. They marry. and
shortly after the husband learns that
Its wife has a child zht years Old
Relieving in the double standard OF
morality ~ would drive his wife
from hts home until 10 il revealed 20
him that he IA the chnd's father.
There are many tense situations In
the drAma and sufficient humor 20
relieve its stress anA strain 81 emo
ton.
The screen program includes a de-
lghtful travsiogte and all the news
- the world In pictures There is
pleasing orchestral music by the or
chestrs and songs by Mrs. Ethel Rust
Mellor soprano Harold Jarvis -
added 20 ths program on Monday.
"Wednesday ard Frldsyfsfternoons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

Tho Avenue hurlosQuers are doing
thrif hit this week FOR the country e
War spirit 10 is good bit too
fAr when burlesque prima donna
rlth as many admirers as Mablc Fa.
is.r appears in arr American rag and
points Co. "a recruiting sign. lts bound
r. have ITS effect That In a climax
ef RI patriotic song FlaEr wave and
tho national air ls played. Then
hfpia steps aside and tableau
u.Ns Ducle sam. rangy and Ttrong
th. Goddess OF Liberty and colonial
ftm corps.
Tire. war spirit b. rampant thruout
Irr show I'm the Ekit The Battle
uf ensndoah' all the military char
actors arc taken on. from the gen
-ral who played hy Mike Mark
wood the new Avenue comedian.
t.nn t1 the horse. IS alter Van "a
rht hero. once again Nahle Faleer
a reel cross NURSE
NwIe Ifveri1ge ts rev prina
..unr In che stock company She
euE- well and has an imposing rres-
.n,e that enables her too lead the
rHnru. In fue style
Tho international Comedy Four are
a nrw quartet ~ sorEstors Rather
fra Robertson has fetching sonE
nNmhrr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

birds - the foreign countries. de-
thUipg their habits End charaCteris-
uts uty and shovlns the hira<
Themselves boz natural poses, trer
rfor thr erect 20 being Gagged while
HImef The topical review - agaW
devoted a. local military Affairs and
shows Edwin DENLY hcir6 ~Wlfn
inft the Marine corps last wees
mNitnrv parade hN netLlh policemen
and recruiting scenes hdicatrnaI
and -renir Aims complete tnf pro-
gram The Majestic symphony "r
rhestra ~ heard as usual. auu "I|
play st o'clock daily. prcrrfius tHr
M tInaaa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07
wAsI.INGTON

Douglas Fairbanks lu the farce
cawrdN I'm Again pnt AEAlu.
h. second week cu the NAFhing i'n
screen
rrtra ~ no more popular person.
aity in 1indrm tAau lA'fN thhr
ans has name iii sufficient 30 attra.
audiences o. any ui'tion plttHt
iuCfon at every pfrf HrnIAncr tnH
doubtless capacity business VIII rule
this week.
In addition to the Fairbanks 0i.
ture. which - good FOR laugf
minute there is zine of ID Henry
brilliant short stories ir NIu f.t0
called Past on" az Poo urN@. Ft
id depletion rf NE 'n Sew orN
aqst side underworld am intefesf
.ng TRIP ~ tho MadoIr. stands lH-
fNs news az tire world arc "iHf
features uf the screen nrnkIdn
Tmmons Anf colvlIa oTnr new.
character songs and o. Nafe-fi. of
chestra has an excellent program
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

The annual convention and o..
hibition OF the National Association
OF Hosiery and Underwear Manu-
facturers will be opened in Phila.
delphia today and continued thru
the greater part OF the week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

Pursuant TO a proclamation OF the
governor. Indiana Is 10 observe to-
day as Lafayette day" in honor Of
the memory Of the famous French
soldier and friend Of America.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

al " Wilson. whose fame as bs -
Lad singer and character comedian 4
fsr-reacrtnE, comes 90 TIE I.vceuw
this week In typical Irish song
play Ny Killarney Rose creation
OF Herbert Hall WinslCw. II gives
Wilson ample opportunity 20 uso 30
remarkably charming voice In such
songs Where the sham rock e
Grow The Love Gave fN You
end NJ Killarney Rose
To thoee vhc save taken keen
pleasure In folIowfnE y sons pro-
euctions IN rast years hfs E0prar-
snce this time Is notninE lees t1Rn
a transform Rti0 Pr his role as Tom
Carey a. trfsh rov@r a1H outrs~t son
- an irish nohieuan BE- "a 4rtlrct'
new one t0r HIN sidney r. FI'is
the produce. mas supplied ri<w with
= talented cast. among wr0m SIRE
william Culkngtor william GIL "a
ward r SFtle Roy r. Williams
charles r. Davis Laura Lemuers
Rose Dpyle Matte Edwards snd
Edna FiUs
The ease with which Wilson gets
~ t-e KIliarney, broEus fuil = truly
Irish VT as supplied nv Mr. WINSTON
81 "a source ~ great delight 30 fhe
audience The combination ~ VII
sons charming ballads and Wins
lows comedy forms 'tserf into n tyre
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

train from ChicaEu Is minutes
late brought Frad lrnins Ma1es
ties 90 Detroit SUNDAY for week s
stay in fh~ GayetH The riaftu ="
crowd became somewhat impatient
during the long driay hut Che Shot"
quickly restored their Eo.0 funor
The production. a SYN .nnat.ng sym
phony 10 m.rth and wrr.e - stage
500 grand scale "a srenee being re.
7uIreI ro supply fEe fct.cn ga u~-
usually iarEe cast 81 principals also
carried This IA true GOO. ~ on
chorus Theoretically speA 4Hg
Franz urNout LYLE la Pine ana
Doc Rell are rho rJnuaNcrs With tre
outft You ionf weed wicroscope
O. recognize them as such F'Iorenr
bennett Grace DcNors NAY Fem
man and Florenc~ Emery puryev most
nf the melody.
All in all the show one % tHe
best seer here tbs season 10 moves
alung briskiy ~ smoothly rho secs
mic e@ects sre trt7e put ~ che ar-
binary and the costumes prove thHt
the shortage IA dives IL hut popular
failac}
Three clever dancing numbers are
introduced n the olio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

rt cnfeItaln1rut that ts extremely
popular with the masses
othrf s.lrs chat Ar NllFon pre-
SCENTS. with On, able Assistance ~ HE
musical director. i.rnesto oargRno.
nrr MARY loulihan and The sons
= rhut Stole Ms Girl Away
The story is woven into three acts,
rit.l tnr eottiugs being "a Killarney
inn "a country man 'rfl. and Tom
/ Trry nUWoit rodgink place IN Dub
lin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

JONA HAN JONN bOLLELL
Under the craftsmanship % Mr.
Buwell. committee OF the Adcraft
club Of Detroit. has begun q com.
prehsnsiye campaign 20 take - men
20 the Associated Advertising clubs
convention in ST. Louis, June 20 T.
Already so men have promised 20
take the trip 10 the convention
which Is The largest held IN the
United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

w hen You E at
Bread you are entitled
TO everything IN the whole
wheat grain DR.. Wiley
says: Wheat Is a complete
food containing all the ele-
ments necessary for human
nutrition" But be sure you
get the whole wheat N a
digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digestible by
steam-cooking, shredding
and baking-the best pro-
cess ever devised for pre-
pairing the whole wheat
grain for the human stom-
ach. Two or three of these
crisp little loaves Of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious.
nourishing meal. Made az
Niagara Falls, N. Z.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

The Harvard University Reserve
OTcers Training corps is 20 start
intensive training today, with a
schedule % eight hours daily OF drin
and trench work and lectures each
evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

The annual meeting % the HI
nois state conference OF Congrega.
tion7lsts Is 70 meet az Galesburg
today and win continue in session
untn Thursday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-07

Second anniversary OF the sink
ing of the Lusitania.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-03
9ie ,,2td" >l1nttriutbung,
Sic Serb1rc ,ucrbcn iuicocr mad
ySaibi,tstp,t bcrlegf.

SIC iu Dorf. Scbr. Sic gelpanll=
te intcrnationolc Gage ion bas Inter
lu6uneseomntittcc ser Bed" slttare
peranlobt bnbeu, lire @erbore III y'clr
g)orf ab5ubrcdcn llno nieietben NOR
acn in Scr 9unSesbuuptitaot fortsu=
ilcteu. Sizes lit a,,d seIdeben. ltm Der
ylitaliencrn bcs Committees bclcre8ez
|Icacnbcit SIT eeben. an Srt nno stclle
sll ,lnterilhen. lpobcr sic Matletrrn'o
s. u. Gonnellp & So. in 8oib1ngto'
ibrc ;snfprmationer iibcr bic bepors
ltebenbc Sriebcusnutc bcs Fralipenter
bcsuecn bat.
Gs ipllroc bicr bcllfc olidl gcIu9t
| Sas sic Gcrb0rc in Neiu 9orf ircnigs
items bas Cine sultanbc 9cbradt has
ben, bab Sic n,eiItcn 9dtglieSer OeS
llntcrludlimgscon,mittces icet Ielbl
poulfdnbia bon sen, @orbanSeniett
ciues .2eds" inr offisieuen Walbings
ton iiberseugt iinb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-03
Grtra
Gntieklihes Yabnnngliif.

Ges % o ines, Sa., 2. Scbrpar
gier5is Gerioncn ioaen bci einem
3nsunfaGe amf Der g., y. & >. 8abu
bei Grpmtuea, So,ua, get5btct .ube,
idmer nerlett ,uproen iein.
Jiinf 2eiden se6orsen.
Smaba, Neb., 3. Iebr., ltbr
0sorgeus. yisber uurben fiinf Iubte
unb sablreidc Yerlctte a,,s ben griint
mcrm bcs bernnsliitten 3uses go. 12
ber g., 9. & =. 8abm geholt. Ger
3us entsleiitc infolse elmer sebrudc=
nen Shienc unb fiinf Shlaimagcn
itiirsten einen 40 Tnf tiefeu gaDn=
bamnt binab. 9ie 8erlettsn ,pllrbelt
na1 Greiton scidJafft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-03
j3mcite8 Mtmoranouu1 .
glac Sdiffc, aud bic Der gtcutralen,
iollcm in ben Sperr5olten berlenft uer=
ben.

28albington, 9. 6cbr. Gas
amerifanildc StaatsOepartemeut gab
geltern slbenb cine 5lpeite Senfidrift
befonnt, ipelde 5ulamnen nit Der
beutiden 9fptc iibcrgcben tpurbe. Sn
einisen gc5iebungen ,uferifcioct iid|
biclelbe pom sSnbolte Ser 6auptnote.
8ie man aunil,,tnt, ir1lroe lie, nllf
8cillngcn aus gcrlin. i'm belltlhcr
8otldnfteramt bnbicr ausgearbeitet,
Dor ser 5ricbcnsbotid)oft bcsHrdIioenz
ten 8ilion an bcn Scnnt unb tuuroe
bann ipcgen bicier 8otidaft suriidz
ecbaltcn. Ils @rof b. 8eruitorif am
alittlppdh Sic 9iptc lu,b bas Memoranz
BUM crbielt, entidlloB CT lif, eiele
Sdriitltijde sulanuncn nit oent llr=
Ipriinslih BON linn alsgearbeitetel1
9pfument 5ll iiberscben.
ssn ser ginleihing bes Nen,pran=
blnns ipirb nod,mals auf Die abipc'=
lii,g Scr Sricbeusautrage Scr 3entral=
madte biugeipielc,l, ioluie altf bic
9iaubz unb Wernidtun9spldne Der gnz
tcnte. tpeldc 9elltldlanb 5u ben neuea
ariegsmabnabmen sur See Sipingel1.
l0nnn beibt es in Ser Scnfldrift
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bober nidt, bnb bie 9tegierung Der
Ser. Gtnnten sic Gage peritcben ipiro.
lpcldc burd Sic br1tnlcn &riegsInctboz
oen Scr an(iirten ,tnp bird ibre Gnt=
ldlpiicnbeit, Sic 3cntralmddte 5lt 5cr=
lt0ren. ibnct allfge5trl'ngen lpornen
lit; 1lnb bob sic Hegierlng Ser Der.
stoten li6 ierncr betpuBt Icin ipirb.
baB Sic Jest often crtbiillte ablidt Der
sluiirtcnn,1d)tc Geutid)luno Die Sret=
beit bes 5anoe(ns 5uriif9ibt, ipcldc es
iid in lciner 9sote an Sic 8egicrung
Ser Ser. Staotclt pom 4. Rai 1916
porbebiclt.
Inter biclen ltmlt1nnen ipiro
0cutlhlanb hcn unseleblihcn Nab=
nabmcn ieincr Seinpc banit bcgegncl1.
pab cs nah bent I. Scbrllar 1917 IN
elmer 3one i'm Grobbritannien, Srant=
reid] llnb Stnlien lmo I'M Miittcllanot=
lhen Nsccr nI1c 9 diffnbrt =
Sic scr Rcn tro Zen cinge=
! d)Ip5lcn = bon nno nad) Gn8=
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Ic nft iucr 5 n.
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elmer raIden 8ccnSi9un9 res arlcges
uno lit Scr 8icpcrberltellltn9 SesSrie=
bcns eipieln 1peroen. lpcl9er Der He=
aicrune Ser Ser. Stauten 10 lehr am
5ersen licgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-03

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,ncbr iobren. Audl sic Sd,iffe bcrIhies
bener anbercr Geielidaftcn nerScn
bcn Gcrfebr cinltellen.