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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

ioq, pirb aufeeiteQt, unb laIie iie es
lid angelesen iein, bas Glen CUR feitz
9eiesten 8eit fertts gu baben. auh
Die iibrigen Samilien@ Gn9ebori9en
Defenders Die &iuoer, biirfen nift NIT
bei6mllsteu Sdnoen uno uureinem
8eiiGte bel Glide eriheinen; ipdbreno
bes @iiens a6te Sober barauf, baB oas
Siiftu6 auf ieinem Ylnee rein bleibe.
ginmal eepobut, perben ellie li1 be-
ntilben, bieIe einfahen Hegelu 81 be-
folgen, obne baB Der Sauefrau baour6
Milbe eripiifie, i'm 8eeentbeil pirb
lie bel lueniger Nrbeit baben, bn bas
JiIf5eug LANCER rein bleibt unb bic
ainber ~natur9emdB AUDI an Saibers
feit in allen nnbern 8beileu 9eipDbnt
iperben; bic groBern &iuber beauflih>
tigeu ihon Die t~leinen, uno bns bat
fir beibe Sbeile ipieoer einen 6obcn
er3ieblihen 8ertb. Sie Speiien
perben ben grtputienen in bofliter
Sorm 9ereiht. ben aiubern allSge>
tbeilt, perlaugen lie nod mebr, 10
baben tic gu bitten iiberbaupt itet5
baufenb au3unebmen. SIZE bulbe man,
oaB ainber am Glide bas groBe @ort
fiibreu; lie baben nur 81 reben, ipenn
lie 9efragt nerben, 10 luar e5 in Der
guten alten 3eit, uno es lit in Der
Sebt5eit. in Der burd Die neuere Or
3iebungsnletbobe Die Mutoritdt Der
gltern 10 ~9eidbrbet lit, boppelt notbig.
Gs 1T felbitperitdnblif), baB bas Siih>
9ebet in iebem d)riitliden Sauie 9es
meininm perrid)tet miro. llnb ebe ons
Santgebet geiproden 1T, iih Giemanb
bonn Gid entferne. Srelbi9e Stims
mung unb Seiterfeit t"piir5en bas Wtit>
%tagsmnbl; iie p%crncbren bic GBluit,
rpie aerger, CANT unp Streit lie inter-
orilden. 9arum baltic Die SauSfrall
bonn Siih Iaes fern. ipnS bic frobe
ginmiitbigfeit itoreu tOnntc, beionbers
permeioe Tie Die @r3dblung bon unaus
genebmeu nnb efelerre9enocn @or<
%tommuiiicn unb bon acknowledgement.
aeiner Der SiifgcnoIien eridleinc nit
miirril6cm triibIeli9em 8eiiht am
Slide. Die Selbit6eberrlhung, oeren
llebur9 mir un5 in alien Sa8cn oes
2ebens beileiBiaen iolen, iibe man
Defenders beim genciniamen Wable,
iuoen ma ieine iflehte @emiitb5s
thinning mnteroriidt, nidIt lpdbleriidI
| @erihte, Die man niht liebt. beiieitc
ihiebt. niht 9%emertungen iiber uns
idmadbaites Glen nladt, - unb ins
Dem man audi Die Sauncn Der Siihs
] genonen I'M Sntercne Der Nugcmeins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

plaits and Joined to a long waist, in
moyenage style. The collar may be
finished In straight or notched outline !;
the sleeve in wrist or elbow length. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: 10, IS and
20 years. 1t requires ) IL yards Of
44-inch material for an 1S-year size.
The skirt measures about 2 "a yards
at the foot, with plaits drawn out.
Price 10c.
2072-A Charming Dress For Moth
er's Girl. Bingham, percale, lawn, dim
ity, chambray, linen, gabardine, serge,
repp and poplin are nice for this style.
The back and fronts form panels which
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

cool days, while the bell sleeve is ideal
for warm weather. The pattern is cut
in 4 sizes: 4. 6, s and 10 years. 1t re-
quires 3 yards Of 44-inch material for
a 6-year size. Price loo.
2114-A Smart and "Easy-to- Make"
Sports Coat. Linen, shantung, Jersey
cloth, gabardine, corduroy, Bingham,
cheviot and serge are all fine for this
style. Back and fronts of this model
show graceful plaits. The collar is new
and jaunty, and the sleeve has a
stylish cuff. The pattern is cut in Z
sizes: "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ, A and 46
inches bust measure. 1t requires 3 IA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

belt itili hipeieenb ertrdgt. Wau fam
ia ni6t Iaeu Iqes rett MAIDEN. unb
ba Der 8eidmad 10 peridieben lit,
dei9t es bon GROCER 8iidiihtsloitgfeit
inb l1nbanfbarteit, tpenn mar Die
Riiben Der Sausfrau burh tabelnbe
8emertungen iiber bns Glen pcreilt.
Wenu elm Sober bas Seine ou3r
beitrd9t, Defenders Die Sausfrau ibre
YfIiht erfiiIlt, nit nnermiioliter
Sreue unb Sorgfalt audi auf's &lciuite
af)tet, ipiro bas Rittagsmabl fir
Gltern unb ainber ein 2ihtpunft oes
Cages perben, Ser Die 9iebe uno 3us
iammengcb0risteit Der camille pers
mebrt.
nSn iebem 8lauben fann man ielis
merben."
Sicies lit elm Shlagfport, tpclfes
numentlih bon iold)en 2euten serne
poraebraht miro, Die aus Der tatbos
lii6cn Stride aus peridiebeneu,
manhmal beifIcn @riinben austretcn.
Sic leben nidt elm, baB lie eben
oaour6 9eitebcu, Tie tonnten 5pur
audi in Der tatboliihen Stride ielig
fperoen, oaB iie nber aus perihieoes
men 9riluoen ni6t poQen. pelde
8riinbe oft nibt nit belonberem Be-
hagen an5u9eben iinb. .8ott Dem
Serru lpiro ia nidtS baran lie9en,
in tpeltem 8Iauben nan gelebt bat.
Gr lpirb es ia bod einiebeu, buB ieber
8laube gut lit, uno Die Sauptia6e
miro ia bob iein, baB man iein
Seben gut 5usebraht bat" = Sir
mas ioQ man iih benu o Yfaffen
beberri6en laiien, ii6 bon bieieu
oiftieren laiieu. mas man tbun iol?
gSir limb ia bod feline aiuoer mebr.
@ir piiien ia bod ielbit. mas mir
tbun loaen."
Go pber d6nlid laltet BITE Spra6e
Der Iufgetldrten. 8enn ibneu MN
Die .Yfaifen", pie lie Die Yrieiter
nenuen, entseguen: Gbriitus Der Serr
bat uns alsoriidlib erfldrt, oab man
Sas ober SeueS tbun, oaB mar
9aS unb Sas unterlaiien ioa-bann
lit Die Iutiport ihnell fertig, ndms
lif: Gbriitlls lit Elm GROCER Ybilos
lopb seipeien, bas lpeiB man.: Oh er
Sas unb Sas 10 unb 10 semeint bat.
bas peiB man nidt. Samit lit nun
ale @inpenoung ab9etban. War
fonnte bo6itenS nod barauf bic Or
lpiberrug befommen, Die ieber quite
Gbrilt ais cine @ottesldlterun9 an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

yards of 54-inch material for a 36-inch
size. Price loo.
1339-Ladies' Kimono Perforated
for Sack Length in Straight or Pointed
outline. This style Of garment is easy
to develop, and very comfortable. 1t
is nice for cotton or silk crepe, for
C a 8 h m e c, ~albatross, lawn, dipity,
crepe or batiste. The design shows a
waist in empire effect, finished with a
heading at its over edge. The sleeve
is cut in one with the body Of the
waist. The neck is finished low in be-
coming "y" effect. The pattern Is cut
in 3 sizes: Small. medium and large.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

ieben miiBte, baB ndmlid Gbriitus
aih ntft mebr eetpeien lei als mir,
oaB er lid MIR burh @eisbeit uuo
Srommisfeit Dor anberen IenIfeu
ausge5eidnet babe Il. (. 10.
Sier mose mar MN NIT Der gibeI
alftreten urb aus benz alien nno
neuen Seitamente betpeiien nolen,
bob Gbriitus pirfli1 @ott, Der
Weiiias nno grloier .ectpeien lei.
oann iuirb man bo6itens bic ants
mort erbalten: Die 8ibe[ lit e6en
audi elm altes Bud, fpie 10 piele an.
oere, Die bon 2euten 3uianmcnae.
ihrieben tpurben, Die es chen nift
%peritanben.
Rerffpiirbis lit, bab tie Der bciIi.
gen Shrift bod mitunter nod eiuiae
@bre pioeriabren lai1en unb atpar
oann, fpenn lie bieielbe chen brau,
den. 8. .. I'M ettpas su bepei5en.
mas lie 6etpeilen pplcn. Sierbei
mofte man an ienen permeintlidleu
Hidter oentcn, Der einmal einem
gauern in grmangelung elmer 8ibe(
ben Glib auf cine alte fran36iilde
@rammatlf abnimmt, nat poIenbe.
ter Geremonie aber bas Bud pers
attlib unter Den Gid pirit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
@ir liefern Gu4 Die SHUTTER
;u biaisen Preiieu.

and will require 4 1-2 yards of 44-inch
material for the full length style, and
2 "a yards for sack length, for a
medium size. Price loo.
21O3+A Practical Work Dress.
This style is popularity known as a
cover ALL apron or dress and is in
deed a useful, desirable garment. 1t Is
pretty and becoming enough to be
worn as a porch dress, if developed in
appropriate materials. The pattern is
cut in Z sizes: "a, 80, SO, 40, AZ, A
and 46 inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 6 IA yards of 38-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price 1Oc.
163IChild's Dress, with Panel
Yoke, and Sleeve in Either of Two
Lengths. White batiste is here shown
with VAL insertion and edging for
trimming. The style is also nice for
lawn, dimity, crepe, wolfe, silk, challie,
percale and cashmere. The front yoke
Is heightened over the centre to form
a panel. At the back the yoke is
square. The fitness Of back and front
may be gathered, or tucked beneath
the yoke. edge. The sleeve is nice in
bishop or puff style. The pattern is
cut in 5 sizes: 6 mos, 1 year, 2, A and
6 years. Size A will require 2 5-S yards
Of 36-inch material. Price 1Oc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
gbcnbfrienen.
(@on Maric b. Suttcn.)

Sd tarldtc mcinc Seclc
Sn's Ibenbrotb binein -
@ic idneQ uub ticf bcrblaBtc
Ser Grbe 9olb'ner Sdein! -
Sam lieb mein Ser6 id ncbmcn
Sen Slug gum Simmel auf,
ga ipnnOt' lid 81 ben Sternen
Mein 0eiit in rai6em &auf.
1lnb mas i6 emit 9elitten,
@as mid 10 ihner ~9etrdnft -
Sn bicIcn Nbenofrieben
Sab' id es tief perienft.
Sn @pttes beige Sdnbe
&egt' 2eben id unb Sob,
llno iiber 2eio unb Sicbc
@criant ba5 a6en0rotb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Surgeube Wiittcr.

Ser 6cfannte 6umoriit Sapbir bat
o lauaen Sabreu Elm giihlein 9es
ivbrieben, bas belltc nod nidt pcrs
dltet lit. IS beiBt bort II. a.: g@enn
bas Sp6ter1en Die Stirnc traus 6icbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

extend over the sides and form belt
sections to hold the dress fulness. The
sleeve, in wrist length, has a smart
pointed cuff. In short length, the finish
may be as desired. The pattern is cut
in 5 sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10 and II years. 1t
requires 1 yards Of 36-inch material
for an Swear size. Price 10c.
21O7- A Pretty Summer Dress.
This style is lovely for the new wash
fabrics, also nice for shantung, taffeta
and foulard. The waist may be finished
with front closing, or can be closed
on the shoulder and at side front. The
skirt has plated panel portions. It
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Ils Der ar5t fam, iteate er iebo9 cine
l6tuere uno idmer3bafte @rfrantling
feit. Sum %punberten ii6 Die Rondye
iiber Die duberite Seelenrube bes
&ranfen, iiber beilen Sippen fem
&la9elaut tam. Nah mebrereu
8p6en iolf' beilig erbulbeter 2eioen
ein9 es ipieoer beiier. Nun fiel CO
benz p%flegenben 8ruber crit alf. pie
Die 96iire bes aranfen5immers 10
furdtbar dd53e rnb fnurre beim Sefis
neu uub Shlieben. gr bottle barum
Del, Inn oieiem llebel ~nb5ubelfen.
Nahbem CO geifeben, iagte Der Sc
neienbe Elm inniges gereelt's Soft,
mic 70 oft mad eripieieneu 9icniten.
Ser ar%anfeniparter %ertannte MN, ipie
peinli6 Dem &ranfen aud bieies @es
rduIh ndbrenb Der pielen 8ohen ge>
tueien iein miiiie. uub ME, ME bate
or lid barber bcflugt. Son beiIiger
REMEMBERING erfiiut, ia9te er baber
gu ibm: ~Sottpiiroiger @ater, iagen
Sic mir. tpie tunen Sic bod 3l bicier
itarfmiitbigen Hube, Die Sic nod
feinen Iugen6lid pdbreno Sbrer
oualpoQen Seioen berloren?" Slater
Norbertlls iprah: nSas bat mid
meme Wutter 9elebrt. S6ou ais if
nod Elm tleiner Gnabe mar, erirnere
i6 mid, baB tic mid auf ben SdoB
nabm uno iprad: Sinh, Dollen, mas
8ott mill, bas lit Der Simmel auf
Grben!" Su bieIem @eilte er3o9 lie
mid. Iu t~auienb g%rnlaburn9en err
innere ih mid uno an ibr berrlihes
geiipiel; lie perlor ielber ME ibre
SeeIeurubc. Sung gefpobnt. alt ges
than! 60 bate i'd INNER Den Sims
mel aui grben, iueil ih mid MIR mad
0ottcs @ileu iebnte nno i'm alcincn
uno 8rpBeu al meine Suit unb
Srcroc nm in bieiem beiligeu 8iQen
iu6te unb fnnb."
siirfiife spriihe.
9as Nlcit bcS blinbcn @osclS baut
8ott.
Sas aamccl trdst 3udcr unb friBt
Sorncn.
Ser Scrr bcs &auies lit Der Sat
bcs Sieners.
Gbaleih lie 8rilber iinb. iinb lire
Saiden nift S6lpcitern.
8enn mcin Bart breuut, periuher
'Inbere, ibrc YieiIe oaran an5u5unpen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
&atboliid)er air6enfalcnber.
erungcreh t c Ser
10 "a t c I.
Sut. 10.
(Suli.l

%. g. Maria M~agoaIcna. Wcnclaus.
28. 0. apoaiuaris. 2iboriils. gu8en.
"a. 8. Gbriitina. Srau3 Solanus.
25. gR. Safpbus 3. Welt, q. Gbriitopb.
26. 8. Mnna. Simcon. 6pa5intb.
81. &. 9~antaleun. Natulia. Sulia.
%. e. gfa3ar. 3elIus. 8itt. Snuo6cu5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9891-Ladies' Knickerbockers and
Boomers. Two practical, convenient
undergarments. Cambria, serge, gala
tea, mohair, sateen, flannel or silk may
be used for these models. No. l may
be also made of crepe, crossbar muslin
or lawn, if finished in knickerbocker
style. The designs are easy to make,
and will give good service, and COM
fort in wearing. For outdoor sports,
riding and general wear, for travelling
and touring they are excellent. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: %, "a, 26, %,
80 and 80 inches waist measure. 1t
requires 2 yards Of 36-inch material
for a 26-inch size. Price 10c.
2108-A Comfortable Play or
Beach Suit For Small Boys. Bingham,
drill, serge, linen, chambray, poplin,
repp and ~galatea are nice for this style.
The closing is at the side. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 2, 8, 4 and 5 years.
1t requires 2 IA yards Of 36-inch ma
terial for a Swear size. Price 10c.
212S-A Stylish, Attractive Model.
OF all popular styles, there is none
more comfortable or pleasing than a
one-piece model. AS here portrayed
the skirt section is fitted with wide
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Inter uns ipobnt elm fleines Shtpo.
bcnbiible. Ser Rnirps tommt otter All
uns beralf, Inn nit u~nieren Sunaen
gu ipielen. ginmal mubte i'd, i'm
orbentlih a~us3anfen. ncil er u~nnrtia
mar. Shfuer sefrdntt marihiert &c
CUR Shire binais. itcdt ober sleiob
baraui Den aopf nod einmal berein
nnb ruit gan5 crleibtert: nSaidt's an
abort. baB ! Dir net Abe" s'Iast
bab'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
- " -
9tupermuub.

~@as, 9eine @bbitions @ufaobe
bait Oh niht MAIDEN fonnen?"
Batter iaet, oas lfabct nidts, -
Der Sinbenbure fam and niht abbie.
rem: bel Gem limbs bod INNER mebr
@efan9cnc, ais er crit 9ciast bat"
Sebrcr: sd babe @u1 alio Sie
@i9enihaften bes 9aromcters erfldrt
uno lpcrbe MN einmal ieben, Oh S,br
aufaepabt babt. Saus. ppnah rihtct
Iih ulio Der Batter, lpenn err bes Sonns
tags nit @u1 ipa3iereu sebt?"
cams: nReiu Batter ri6tet iih
mad meiuer Iutter."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Hope Almost abandoned
When She Found Remedy
DR.. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin
Relieves Chronic Case Of
Long Standing

After a long period ~ suffering
With liver and bowel trouble that
brought on piles. during which She
had tried many remedies without ob.
taining relief Mrs MARY J Jewell
~ Berrien springs. Mich. heard of
Dr CaldWell's Syrup repsiu and Oh
tanned bottle from her druggist
This simple. inexpensive laxative
compound brought almost immediate
relief and Mrs Jewell wrote 60 DR.
Caldwell about her case
In her letter Mrs Jewell SAYS. I
had tried so many things for The
piles. without being helped a. all I
had about given np hope ~ ever be
INK any better Knew 81 vas 'he
condition n my bowels that caused
them. and after had taken a bottle
~ your syrup pepsin knew 81 was
lust the medicine needed am
yer, grateful 20 YOU for sending me
-.A----44A.4+-- ha--A-tAA advice and-4R-
structions u gives would teach any
one hoW io gel well and how Go keep
we'll
Tor Caldweu's syrup pepsin Is a
combination ~ simpla laxative herbs
with pepsln. tree from opiafe of mar.
cotic drugs. and mild and gentle
In u.s. action bringing relief IN an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
CHILDREN ARE
BLAMED FOR
MORE ASYLUMS

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan Spoiled
children by refusing TO care for
their aged parents who are unable
10 support themselves are csusins
The state insane asylums 10 be Allied
with aged dependents. no, insane
IL "a charged In the report OF ~
Thomas & Biddle, superintendent
~ me Topeka State hospital
Owing TO the decadence OF Mia
duty says the report our people
are much more inclined 20 transfer
he burden OF parental care 10 other
hands or 10 the public than In the
past generation This may be me
result of lax discipline with cons"
unent disrespect that characterize
The modern rTmrry rr1vTrs grimes
The patients over so years OLD
admitted 20 the institution every
year. he said. has increased from
= in 1902 20 $50 in 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
1916 a Record Year tor Live Stock;
Values in All Lines Highest knOtUn

4, rommisssrS Departments of the
European armies .ior cured pork
products over canned beef IS large
3, responsible for The fact that taf
hogs solid in Chicago FOR slo per
c,t durins every month tn 1910
from March Co December inclusive.
HrG NOT the market been dom.
mated ~ This facI the Increase ot
ntarg 5000 10o hogs In The receipts
g. primary points during tho year
would have had depreciating et
frct oa values Early Ia January
1915 p, common ran 81 hogs was
par, based Tor s. per cwt in Feb
ruAr, $50 MAS added 90 the prlc,
n VI ---r--'------S 49,
lr Nat ne common prica Mas SO.
an6 a re close 90 August Sos
aas tatd IN October. Jhe Chicago
meat 1arons raidcd tire market and
.1ccrsdet n depressing ave hog
values g. per cwt bui The market
hestatej Cor cn'y SPORT time snc
before November Nas hair gone. rec.
.rl prices Mere sgsln the rule
statistics for 1915 show that the
e.frn 80 lambs marketed In This
country nss smaller and the amount
received 'or them larger than ever
q. FORE lr the Same period of time
Fh, crd nrca for iamos ar chs
eo came ia U~cerr Der. when $3.50
1888 rH N.rrrfur - Nrovrfr "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
DETROIT TIME S

very hard 10 avoid heavy losses
The trade in pe,roi, and turnout
Michigan during the last year has
been a very satisfactory one IN mcsi
respects althol Michigan droNers
have sustained heavy losses from
time 20 time resulting from widely
auC,uating prices The number 81
strictly cornfed cattle received ~
the Detroit wards during 1916 has
heeu small. and rumor has a thsi
very few hullocks are on feed a.
the present time The same is no
large measure true of the other DE-
ra-fments az the trade The as
trase quality probably viii show
better IN The sheep and hos depart
ments than IN The division devoted
to cattle Lamb arrivals have prob
sby averaged better In qushty than
any other grade OF stock during ihc
winter months
ln numbers. the cattle received az
TFg NICTTTTTT = ---'-- - :
trot showed q gam OF 5@o9l head
over Ms, wear but y pouads 81 heti
The showing Was hari,y AS large as
the Increase .n numbers would seem
10 suggest The gain IN ire calf de-
psrtmpnt MAS !. $50. probably tne
most remarkable showing H. the ~
h.lH HOGS gained 1897 tprins
TIE twelve month and the loss IN
sheeg and lambs WAS a.3i5 heAd
The ayrrage quality OF the hogs ~
crnrd derins me iast naii OF No.
vemc,r and The whole OF December
WaS very poor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
UNKNOWN MAN.
DIES FROM FALL
DOWN AREAWAY

An unknown man who was taken
10 the receiving hospital Tuesday
morning died in that institution
Thursday afternoon from injuries n,
csived when he fell down an
areaway IN front of the Hotel Cad.
lilac The man was dressed IN
working clothes, and In his pocket
was dollar bill There We're no
marks on hts person By which he
might be Identified
The man vas badly intoxicated
and tried 10 hoard moving Mich
lean.aVe= street car m front ~ the
hotel said Manager Schantg. OF the
Cadillac When knocked and iostled
hy the tralic. ne wandered 10 the
-idoWalk leaned heavily against the
-.-,t li,,-.. A!ch- lAaAA n thn cnfrnnce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
ASKS RELEASE
OF SUSPECTS
Attorney Nelson Would Free
Men Held In Hamtramck
Staying

Wrffs u habeas corpus were alT
piled for by Attorney Anthony Nci
son, In the circuit court. lhursdsy
afternoon. on behalf Of John Fole5
and sianley Roses They are tao
Of the three suspects held by ine
Hsmtrainck police IN connection
With the staying OF James Marvin
lax, his wife and bis TarHrT IT y
John Jaakolski. in the MaTyn.aS
grocery, No. S5i Dequindrssi iasi
Friday. The thiri man h Albert
Noviski. bat ne - not included n
this proceeding.
An order was issued directing
Chief Of Police Barney Wbelna 90
produce the prisoners ia cc-ips-'neAi
Saturday morning
Chief whe!an admits that he has
nothing on the suspects eNcerf ATS
Martyniak's death.bed Identification
All three have set up What seem o.
be perfect alibis Tho ch.ef does
not expect TO hold the prisoners i9r
the crime. bur Is waiting - he
from inquiries As 10 their records
IN other cities.
Foley had ben boarding at 80
ss Hunter.ave and Rogos az no 81
pollard-st. The petition ior thtI
release were made by their rr-ftc
tive landlords. Peter Astasewicz SIND
Stanley Zimnoh.
A double funeral was held Tor
Mr.. and Mrs sfartyniak Thursday
morning. from ST. Hyacinihs Polish
Catholic church. McDougAl an4
Frederick.ayes The orphaned rha-
dren, Walter, aged s. and iney
aged Z. have been adopted hy hr
and Mrs Vincent GrzyboNsSt No-
50 Comstock-ave.
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The wear faI6 has to Us credit RI
series of achievements in the ilNt
lstock and general meat business
Chat far safpass,- anything ever ae
fore known n th.e country
Domes, demand for ail huds oi
meat has hean active 'fwont -
ear hecau-e ol hea rry industrial
situation and an unprecedented tr.
/ mand for labor Nifh he rise ~
wages hss come rretrly increase
purchasing power 20 the lshcres
and experience Aa- taught tha.
Ah.E Lhe .a4orine man "orss h'
cHfs mlnt and p.rnft p!
Euclreau var demand for mess
.es 6f cosrse been the rsin SUP
r8rt 10 the PRICE nst for ever thin-
but lae1 Nhuh niEhf have s'1
ptfr tcfrer i here been ao E8r.
at less tbt recent peace ta.s q
aH Influence eftr he lsli waraft
-Fa ert speculative options aars
np ar8 IL spite 90 'he fact -ha tae
Same influence csrsed a hrtAA
nears aH ehcr provision .tfs
Ie catHa the Ftar tear wth
restricted business caa-' f
sra maah hlf ff @if
raestrc rss th Arai tor
Iat- rirr ana rsr Wos ta're
be- YUInf WHICH ulrr 'etfs
un fo Sil
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GIRL. IL. PROVES
SWINE EXPERT

LOUISVILLE. Cal Jan g. Rails.
lns hogs Tor pleasure and prom Is
the occupation Of Miss Josie Fuller
a. youngest-aad best all'round fern
mime pork producer in the Imperial
valley X l. her ambition 10 be
come the best expert on hogs IN
her district. Her herd numbers 50,
and IL Increasing
Pig culture isn't csthstic work.
O., course. said Miss Fuller I,
cant be considered finishing
school Tor debu,sntes. but there ;
money In H."
She has established record o'
developing her pork-rs for The mar
set AZ a cost OF three and one halt
cents pound.
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sickness aud death are segioo-iN tn
tertering With the work of the ctr
cult court Peter Muliin. a Juror IA
suit brought before Judge Hos
NOR - break tho will ~ George
Flammer. which has been in tho
progress of hearinE since Dee. ~.
was excused from the panel Thurs
day. because ~ the death ~ his
wife. While Michael Lambert. an
other juror Ira the same ease. Vss
released from service Wsducsdak
when Word was brought ga him
that hts wife was af the point -
drarh lu iudE NarphYS court
Rrrthald Mfll~f ~ 80 300 Toledo
ave. obtained hts rslrHs. FROM tho
urN horausr 80 hls W1fv's illness.
and Iudg, WaiiY excused Charles
johnson of No Hgf C'hRrleton- - .
SpffngNnfls "Wednesday. because 81
nl Inbnnon's mother
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easy natural way without gripping
or other pam 81 discomfort
Druggists ever whore sell pr
Caldweli- syrup Peps.n Tor hfty
cents bottle To avoid limitations
,-4 t,. ~.,t4.. .t.h.a.lalL.- L.. aa....
toH gel Dr Caldwell syrup Pops
See ihat a facsimile ~ Nr CaldWell
signature and his portrait appear ON
the yellow carton la which the boi
ne is packed 4 trial bottle free OF
charge. can be- ohWined hy writing
10 pr IS 10 Caldwell 90 Washing
ton 81. Monticello Illinois