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The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
MARKET SHOWS
MORE STRENGTH
kresge Sells At 1917 At
Opening Session of
Stock Exchange
BY o'Hara Ferris & Co.

AZ the opening Of Saturdays short
session on the Detroit stock OK.
change, Kresge sold at 10 1.2 REQ.
u l-2 to rs; Continental, rs TO
Z; Charcoal. common. IA to 8.
and the preferred 6 Is TO 3-s.
Market conditions seemed TO be bet
ter Saturday morning.
In tho New York market condi-
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30

Moderate temperatures and fair
weather" IL the promised contained
in the weekly forecast from Wash
ington. "Altho," II adds, Occasional
local thunder storms are probable. :"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30

Prof. Roscoe Pound OF the Har-
ward law school Is to deliver the an
nual address before the New Hamp-
shire state bar association. meet.
ing In annual session today at Ia
coma.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
rousALE-RrsrprSos Property
Moving To Detroit See

MorHn-ave. rooms. move In. W 800.
only 1850 down.
Altered. move In finest built semi
bungalow In this district AZ ~ zoo;
only $500 down. Also one for $4,000
with $3.50 down.
Van Dyke. fine rooms. fine street.
- 200.
Van Dyke, rooms; lot t6xl23; steam
heat s. COO.
Iroquois fat. $500: rents 50 per
month. No better bargain In city.
Seyburn fat few doors from Grand
Belt. only So coo.
Two family brick veneer, bed
rooms. steam heat. paved alley
Canton-ave.. u block from Mack;
$4,000.
Call for keys at ESQ Mack-ave.. cor
ner Townsend.
Ridge 2le9 HAHN. ESQ Msck-sve
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30

The time limit fixed by the gov.
eminent for raising the regular mill
;ary forces to the full quota proyld-
cd by the law will expire today.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
To nExT-suBuRBAN PROPERTY.
FOR RENT

Oh hEAN
Summer home with about
three acres on the shore
of a beautiful lake with
bathing beach. Twenty
five miles drive from
Detroit on splendid auto
road.
House has seven bed
rooms, hot and cold
water, complete bath
room, separate cottage
for maids quarters,
garage with rooms above;
large garden all planted
and ice house full. Will
rent for the season.
Apply
F. S. STOEPEL
1916 Penobscot Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30

Prirtfnn--the pinir neat kind-thst
In rfght--Tr~-s Job D~ut .---- urfu lSso
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
MOrtuary

s. June 2s. at his
residence. No. l9i EpEon ave, hus-
bend Of Madge Hart. father OF ia
net and Thomas. con OF Mrs. Mar
earet W. brother 81 Dr 4. W and
Percy Ives Funeral from residence
Saturday at o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
BUSINESS MITES
FEDERAL
SELLING SYSTEM
CHICAGO sTOCK ENCHANHE BLDG.
CHICAGO

STOCK EACHANHE BLDG.
CHICAGO.
"FOUNlpttI rDI. SALE
Located In middle " estern state. tes-
tabiished in 1850 and doing a
$4,000 yearly business. with eN-
cellent opportunity to double said
amount. This firm enjoys an en-
viable reputation as regards the
meritoriOus FEATURES or their out
put Real estate is included In
sale N0Nt60 feeD. Has contract
for raw material until 1915. at a
price iess than onehaH the pres
ent market price. This proposition
Is distinctly individual" and pos
sesscs advantageous features too
numerous TO mention and must be
Investigated to be appreciated ac-
cordingly. Private circumstances
thaving no bearing on husinessl
warrants immediate disposal VIII
inventory $4,000. Price exceed
inGly reasonable. Write vs. and we
viii personally interview you.
FEDERAL SELLING SYST I'M
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
House

one OF the best and nnest In the
North Woodward section; eight
rooms and tiled bath each side.
open nreplaces. beamed ceilings.
sleeping porchcs steam heat dou-
HE garage Close TO Woodward;
quick possession.
M8LONFY CAMPBELL REALTY co.
504 Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30

USE LEFTOVER OTIS 81 NEAT
emo BONES Ior SoUp, SIEWSA HASH.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
What Are YOU Doing?

CAN ALL FRUITS Fo2 YOURSELF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
9loOcrt smmct-shtmc.

9eomtc oes olten Si6crnian-Gr-
ocns, Iomie me6rere 9earnte bon iri-
iber 9lbitnmnung bega6en iih 9c'
tern 9&odmittog na6 @ai6ington
nm Ger Regierung oie @ron5c-Sta-
the bon &o6ert @mmet, Oem iril6en
EotrioteL 8u prGientircn. Die
Stotue i'll eiu @cibenf icitenS BON
SSrlGnOern aus allen @egcnOen ocS
&onOcs. Dle6rcre tauicno Collars
muren bon 8oltimorern Dem 5ono
beigetrogen mor0en. Sic Statue miro
in Centrum ser gohmOe 0es neuen
9}otional Wiuieumsee6Gu0e ulfge-
IteQt weroen. @rdiiocnt g9ilion
mo6nte ser Gerenonie bel ln0 6ielt
cine fllr5c 9lniprabe. Die Stotue lit
ooS g9crf ocs @il6aucrs Scromc Gou-
nor bon Seem gorf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Srn. gsm. q. Snrlt sn Siren.

GaS @refltiu-@omite 0cS n&ereins
Der &ouflcute ln0 6abrifanten@ bielt
geItern 9io1nittog cine SiBlng uno
nobm cine &eibe 9eibGiile 5u @5rcn
0es DerItor6cncn Srn. 08iQiom ..
SurIt oeS friibercn %r0iioenten uno
W}it0lieoeS 0cs 9eirot6es, all. Der
Gice-@rdIiocnt 6. 9lSbllrD GoUiS
fii6rte 0en &oriib, ltno Die 9ei6liiiie
wrrocn BON cincm Gonlite, belte6eno
aus 0en S&. General 9l. s. Grippe,
S6erIt g8. gS, Gotor lno 9fanoolp6
Barton iltn., entlporicn. 0oS So
mite 6el6loB, Oie @ei6liiiie 5u Der0f-
fentliben, cine 9(6i9riit Der 6omilie
5u len0en lrn0 in oos ASrotofoQ 0eS
&ereins alif3une6men. 9csgleiben
lirB ooS Gonlite, meI1es ser 9ccroi-
gilng 6eltte 9Id1mittog A lt6r in Gor-
pore beimo6nen mill, Elm groBeS 8lt-
menItiid naG ser @o6nng 0eS Ser
itor6euen ien0en. Sn Ocn 9ei9liiiien
beiBt es:
SEER Surit mar 6ci Dem gSirfen
oes GereinS uno in alien Oen peridie-
0enen &o9cn ieines oei6diti0en Sc
6enS 70 t6dti9. ooB mir i'm ais @inen
6etru6tcten, ser ma6ri6einliCber @ei-
le 0ie meilten bon ltnS ii6erle6en Mir
0e, lm0 mir 9lol6ten nidt Dob mir
uns berIamuelu piirOen INN i'm SIT
6etrouern.
Sein &e6en mar Elm mo6l abgerun-
octes. 9(IS @el6ditsmann ais @i-
ner, ser oeS 5ufiinitigen 2ebenS io-
mo6l, ais auG oeS iebigcn geOodte,
ais @iner, Der li1 Der &erontportlib-
felt oes &ei9t6umS oltrcb @oblt5dtig-
felt 6euuBt mar imO ais @incr, Der
Die 9uIt gum 2eben IN Den 6renoen
ouf Den @cwGliern ltno Dem @enlB
ino &ergniigen OeS @lceresitronoeS
fono.
S6m mar geiunoeS llrt6eil uno
cine ticfe lno flare Ginii9t in Sc
i6ditsfrogen eigen. Sange Sabre
mor CT Elm NlitoIie0 unIerer 8cborOe
uno ItetS Elm meiier 9iot6gebcr. PTS
@rdIoent oeS &ereinS 6otte er cine
fortl6rittli6e lnO eriolgrei@e Gar
ricre. @r. mar Elm giitiger @}ont
nit &oth Scr5 itno Son0 Itets bercit,
glnoeren 9eiitonO 3u lciIten lmO Dies
t6ot er in piclen 56llen in lmerfohn-
ter gSeiIe, mo IN liebcnOer Crime
rung rmo nit tiefcr Eroner Dab er
nidt bel lms meilt nc6men mir Die
fen 9ei6hB ais fltr5 gctoBteS 3eiben
1nIercr Sod6o6tng an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
,,goseriId)cr Nldnncr6Or"


Ser o8oDeriibe MGnner@or" bielt
feline regclmGBioe 8eriamnlung in
8ooenitciner'S Soae on Der Dit
Syopette-S -StroBe. ObiMon Die Ser
ionlnlung gut 6eiu9t mar, 10 mllBs
ten oob einige Der ottioen Singer
beurloubt meroen, oo lie infolge Der
Sperr5onen 9eitinmingen OaS So
fol nic6t crrei6en f0nnen ST. 6rco.
&crtig muroe ais nftioeS Diitglico
oui9cnonmen. 4Srdii0ent s. gldcr-
mann fii6rte oen @oriib lm0 Sefrcs
tar 3. &ot6e oaS %rotofoa Sn Der
@ei66itSlibung nurOe bel6loIien
boB Sc bonn lleberid6uB 0es dmSonn-
tag, oen 10. Simt ocrregneten %ic-
MICS Dem @fingitionO Der SSoilen
iiberlpielen perOen Iouen. Gin &iono
6cS &crein8 nurOe 5rolt Sobmunn
bon 9tr. 1902, o-8onoitraBc, 6lt-
erfonnt. Scr 9felt oeS 9(benOs murOe
nit @rotulotionen gum @ebitrtStoge
oeS 9rdliocntcn 9ldermom 5uge-
bro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

2eiihtng nit9t 81 @n0e lcii, lie per-
Oen in &ielem loeor nod ma6ien.
Damn meroen mir lbopierilde ar0fte
.6rdil1en Dor alien anoeren. @anu
merOen mir NIT einent Gorriere gSe-
fen bre6en miiiien in Dem 10 oft fiir
raide 9ewd6rlng 0es Giibtigeu fein
Goun mar, ipenn er oas 0ienitalter
nod nidt erreidt bate, nit einem
Gorrieres@elen, IN Dem 10 manAem
&orgeleBten ooS &olent mtr imlie6-
Jane Storimg 6e0cittete unO Oofiir
oie ge0uIoigen Soien6ooen Siegcr
ipuroen. Damn pcroen mir Dor all
lem nit einem SDitem breAen mill
fen, ooS INNER me6r au6 wi6tiglte
Soften I'M 9iei6 lnO Stoot uno Sta0t
at einem @egenItonoe oes 9Ioonces
meutS perOen IGBt, mr erreibbor
fir 0en Der lan9lom cine Stufe no4
Der anoercn ouf oiciem miibieligen
Gienlmege mr 81 oft alien 9allult
bon Soeen rmo bon S6oiicntSireiioe
ltiidmeiie obpirit, bis er lecr oben
onfommt moiern CT iiber6aupt oa-
nit onfangS 6ei6mert mar. 0Nlen-
l6en 6alte Dor Dem gr0Bten 9iei6-
t6um" ltno 0oS @ort 6rieoriCb
@il6elmS 0eS @riten, nit Dem er iei-
ne oItpreuBiIAen 9ouerniicOluugen
begriinoetc, fam man mobl al1 cin-
NAL im iibertrogenen Sinnc Derlte.
ben lernen. Meni9en meroen mir
na6 Dem &riege brou6en, lebenoige
W3enl6en, oenen eS nidt geniigt,
gammern 5u iein. Sie biloet Der
arieq. Ienn er er5iebt @roberer III
N}1nner, Die iid oaS 2cben erobcrn
trob 500 tno Eeuiell Q8ic mdrS nit
cinem iol6cn nelen 0rocnsbuuOe
nod 0cm Gricge2 g9ir iollten ibn
mirfli6 9riinocn: einen @no obnc
Statuten uno obne glb6eiden o6ne
QRitelieoer un6 o6ne 9idnge, encn
9uno, Dem oae iitb 5llgcborig fii5lcn
fonnen, Die MIR cineS perlteben
etmas nm elmer SaAe willcn 81 mol
lcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
8citnnas6cransncbcr prutcitirrn.

8aibington q. Suni. II 9fe-
prQicntonten Scr omerifanii6en Sci
hn95beroilSge6er -Gereilliglng trn-
fen 6eltte bier 5uiommen lmO erfIGr-
ten einitimnig i6re 9ereitmilligfeit
ir9enO cine Steuerrntc, melAe Der
GongrcB ouf legitime unO notbpen-
Oige @ei6Gfte oui5ucrlegen fiir no
t6ig ero6tet bod prpteltiren ener-
gii6 9egen bic @rbeblng irgcnO ei.
ner ipc5iellen OisfriminirenOen
&rieeSiteuer gcgen 3eihlngan.
@G6rcnO. bic 6eraltsge6er i6re Si-
bing bieItem itimute On5 6inan5-
Gomite oeS SenoteS nit 8 Stimmen
gegen 6 Jar cine 9tebiiion ser &ricgS-
-&orlage, laut melAer oie 9tu.
ten fir @oItiodcn 5peiter Sloiic uut
IA Gents pro &flmO erbobt perocn
uno 0oB cine Stcuer bon @ro5ent
orf 0en 9}ett-@roiit iiber $4,000 pro
Sobr cr6o6en merocn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

Sofe @iinine Company, $20,0O0;
9lnoconoo Copper Company, $tt66,-
625; Snipirotion GouioIiOoteO Cop
per So, 100000; South @orto &ico
Company, $4,000; General electric
Company, $LOO0,O00; S9oen 8.
@}iIlS, 100000; @illiom 4. Gluoe,
$4,000; Bernard 8ould), $4,000;
6ronce ono CANADA Stcamibip Co.
$4,000; s. s. Gonperic, $4,000;
8rou Seuro 81 @uooen6cim $t0,-
coo; 9(lfreO Z. @6ite, $4,000; @.
81. @bitc, $4,000; g8. $. &oOO,
$4,000; Serr uno 6rou @lioOletou
@. 9urrill, $4,000; &. 0loion @lc-
Gullin $4,000; 6rou G6orles $.
Su6in $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
G6incIc Ocr6aftct.

Con sop, cin G6incie, Der auf ci-
mem 5ur 3cit I'M Sofcu liegcnOcn
Compiler ais ao6len5icbcr arbeitct,
muroc gcltern 9(6eno al Der @dc bon
Sollioov- uno 8altimorc-StroBe BON
@oli5iIt 9rooburn in ongebli1 be-
trunfcnem 3uItonOc per3nftct. Sop
fonnte nur wcuig engIiib lprcbcn,
I'M Stotions6aus bra6tc ser Sieltte-
nont aus ibm 6eraus, oaB er @bisfp
gctrlufen bdtte. Der Gbinele oer5og
iein 0jcIiGt in i6redliDer @eiie mo
oelltete babel an, ooB er Oas 8euer-
woiier in 3ufltnit nidt mebr genie
ben lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Nnrae StoStucniafeitcu.

Sir Die 8otteric n9(4 lieB iib &C.
itern mn Elm Mopn omper6en lmo
oieier mar 40 Sabre alt ltno 6otte Elm
&orfbein. 9(u1 in oen iibrigen SIC
friltirllngs Sfotioncn wir0 iiber
0tungcl an GntbuiioSmus fir ooS
Gintreten in 0ie g[rmee ooer Die
6lotte getlogt.
SSn &cnneoDoille, Gent-GountD,
merOen 20 wcitere nSolooten" Scr
6aruurmee gcpiini1t. gsie elmer Der
9tfi0iere mittbeilte, miro oic gan8e
6ormormee ocutnd6it in Die Ser.
Stonten.9lrnee olfgcnommen per-
oen.
Ole oberen Stodiperfc 0es Sc
ifdfts6ollics Scr. 22i, @eit2ering-
ton.StraBe, lino bon @iicnberg'S 0e-
portenentsIooen auf weitere 5lp6lf
Sabre gemiet6et por0en.
@ie $onocls 9lgenhlr bon 81. @.
Gum & So. bcri@tct, oaB ourc6 oic
mc5r ionuncrli6e Sempcrotr oie
oagemcine Characterization li@
gcbelIcrt bat. 0ic @cIicrung 1T am
@roB unO I'M SIeinbouocl bcmerf-
lid. 9dr 0ie 9SreiIe fir 9to6moteriol
iino nod iebr itn6eltilnmt.
Gie StroBcn6o6ngeicQI@oit ldBt
in 9lnbntus cine @artcitation errib-
ten.
9lo@ elmer oeri6tli6en .@ntibci-
Dung miiiien oIc @orap6ernoIicn Scr
Observation-Disclosures in ocn SGuoen
oerielben 'Dcrblciben bis Der 9Sro5cB
gegcn Die 5toot int Supcriorgeridt
cuti6ie0cn lit.
Gie @ictor @. 9loeoc-Go. Bat bon
ser &egierung oen Gontroft sur 2ie-
fcrrng bon @umui fir oie BoItuor-
fen etc. er6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
edftuuasfcR

0os Ga. miro bon Der oSormonie" "
om 3. SSuIi 6egan9eu. $m
Glublofolc an oer 6opctte- -StroBe
nur unter Serreu. - Sine aus
ge5ei6netc llntcrboltlng ltebt oen
@dItcn beoor. - Yorfe6run9en
fir ciuen 9lGn8cnoen @rfoI8.
g[nl0Blicb i6rc8 Ga. Stiitungs-
fe1tcs bat Die nSorluonie" 6ei6lollen-
on 0ienitog 2(beno, 0cn 3, Sllt nm
S llbr 30 cine gclelige llnter9oltlrns
in i6renl 2otol an Der 6oDettcltroBe
an beronltaltcn. 0oS Stiftlln9Stelt
mirO in OieIem Sabre nur unter Scr
rem obgeboItcn pcr0en. Sin feineS
@iIcn un0 @rfrii6ungen meroen III
0em o6cren Scale ierOirt merocn.
0o8 arrangements -Goulite Derlpri6t
1it6 cinen groBortigen Grfolg, oo en-
otSge5ei1netes @rogranm filr ole
SSSi6ilGumSfeier oufgeitellt potOen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Ginridtnus OOm aOdl-Gcntrcn.


Cine g(nSmo6l bon Go1-@entern
in Der Staot fir Die SnItrllftion
ton neuen @lct6oOcn i'm @inna6en
unO Grodnen bon 6riidten nnO @e'
niiienrten puroc BON Dem S1rl-
SuperintenOeuten Charles s. Sod
befonnt gegeben Die God-@cntern
meroen inter Ser 9lniiidt BON conlpe-
terten 2e6rern itebcn Die ait Dem
@ebiete ser ncllclten @ntOedlln9en
uno Der N}et6oDen Ocs 2anomirt0-
icboitS.G Gepartenents bollitdnOig be-
nanoert IinO. Sic Gentern merOcn
iecbS Stunoen often IeinL Die mobrello
ser g9ode oont 25. Slmi bis sum 2.
Syuli gege6en lperoen. Sine elite Der
S6hIge6Gubc, Die ais ao6-Gcntcrn
beItimnlt morocn iimO folgt nodlte-
bend: gtr. %, 27, 45, 81, So, 60, GA,
67, 70, "A, So, sc, 9S, 10l, 106 imO
112. Ole Qc6rcr Der pcri6ieocnen
S6ulen iino ougemieien moroen,
oicIe Snfornotion Den 9comten Der
ein5cInen @lteru- lmo SeDrer-@lllbs
nlit5ut6cilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
stiirstc Dpn ciucr Glcftriidcn.

9(n SER @de bon 15apctte- II. @olie-
StroBc Itiir5tc geiteru 9lbcuo Der 81
Sabre olte Ssrocl Nliaer BON 9{r.
$40 SiiO9oca-StroBc bon eincm
Bad 9}ioer StroBenbo6uua9gon ino
500 Iic6 9(6i6iiriingen am &opt Sc
nid 1mo Sbultcr SIT. @r ipuroe no@
0cnl @}ercD-Soipitol ocbradbt, Dou 100
cr iib, no6Oem i6m Gin &erbano on-
gelegt morOen mar, na6 &oulc bege-
ben fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

Sen pIobIic6 elm 9(rbeitSfelO. &ie ie6r
gult bis 5um Griege, ol6 imo niel-
leidt iogar gerooe fir inns, oQS cr.
Itaunte &ort eiueS Entertainers, 0oB
europa bon @rciien regiert iperoe III
icbt re9ieren iitnge WtcnlAen, Die bis
gum &riege ouf nlittlereu Soften
IoBen uno nlilit6rilb oieIleibt crit i'm
&riege 81 Souptlellten obancirten
an pitbtigIten Stellen nit ii6er Elm
2on0 bon 10000 Gilootatfilo-
meternl 9ieues, foloniolfreuOigeS
Geiitidt6um wiro bier ipa1 imO init
gliidIibem Stol5e ieiner iel6it be-
puBt.
$50 6otte eS bor Dem ariege in
Deuti6lanO9le6nliAeS gege6cn2 g}ur
inn @irt6icboitSleben; imo iiher> NOR
oies Der mi6tiglte @rilnO oofiir, oaB
in oen Iebten Sa6r5ebnten Ge9nif,
S5nouitrie lnO SonOel nit 10 eriHref-
fenocr @inieitigfeit 0ie Golente on5os
gen, neil infer 0ifentli9es 2eben
Holitif luie 8crrpnltiing, geraoe Den
StGrflten feinen 9founL feline @nt-
Observation-Disclosures bot Sect ler-
nen I'M &riege geamte rn0 onoere,
d6nlidb @in9e5mdngte nit Ser 5rei-
beit f0ni9li1er 9ouflellte 5lt idolten.
llnO nur ein groBer llnteri6ieO iit;
lie iponnen lire &rdfte bis gum glen.
Beritcn ni9t fir @eIo, ionOern fir
cine So6e. Gie 9lufga6e lit 81 10
len, peiter ni9ts. Sie Oienen. Ser
Ofii5icrsge6olt piirOe i6nei oit6 bel
oiel geringerem 9rditeaufiuano sc
5oblt. glber lie bruuhen feineariegs-
geipinne, feline intmer b06er geltei-
gerte @reiie 5ur @rboltlmg i6rer
a@roOnftionsireloigteit;;" gerooe,
ooB oler @ingenntb ouSi6eiOet ooB
iie ii6 nlu olS motoriibe &rnit I'M
GienIte Scr So6e fiiblen gibt i6nell
oen iumer fril6cn Itarfen 9luftricb.
sic orbciten ni6t I'm @el0. Sie ar
beiten, cine neue &erblifilng, niht
einmal ltm'S 9lpancement. 3enn cine
&nrricrc, oieieS ber6dngniBooQeSin-
OerniB ieOer innercn &erlhmel5umg
oes Wleuiden nit cinem @erfe, 1T
ia IN oiclem 9fa6mcn fiir bic mei-
iten ni6t me6r mogli6. 5r9eno-
mann cinmal oe6t Der &rieg 81 @n-
Oc, ln0 Damn fc6ren Nc, picllcidt 6il-
| riid al Oic SteQe, bon ser lc ia.
men oOer lic iu6en iid einen neucu
4lob 9Iienono peiB es. 9l6cr
man iroat aucb iebt ni6t oonob
Sebt iboiien, iebt ii6 mlsuirlcn,
ieet ooS @roBtc ous ii6 berousbo-
len ooS oaciu lit icbt Strebcn
unO @liid
9(ber eS blei6t oie Soifmn9 fin
oie 3ufunft, oaB Oieic o@ipilcou
rage" 0urtb sen &rieg in &ielen mel
lebenoig gelporoen lit, oie iie pergci
fen 6atten. @}it Dem 6rieoensihlul
mcroen sic ungebeuren 9(nforoeriln
gen oes aricges All @lenl9eu uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

Zen GcrluIt BON 5mei Giomont-
rinqcn I'M Rcrt6c BON $3.50 uno
$3.50 in 9aor bcridtctc 9eitern Serr
GbomaS Ge 5oro bon 9ir. o. Dit
@oger-5troBe, inn GeteftiO-Soupt
.uarticr. @cmdB icincn Slngobcn
nu6m Serr 6orO i'm Baltimore 9lt5-
letic4Glu6 elm 9ao. 9Qs cr oaS 9o-
fin perIieiB uno ieine Gabine betrat
ent0edte CT ocn &erlnit Der 9iinge
uhO leincr 9oori6nit. Gie @e6cim-
poli5iiten Gouo6ertp lmo Goonep ar
beitcu an Scr 9(tifldrn9 oeS Sales.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Sumner edlieR6ulO.

Inter ser 8eibulOioitng, alI Sobn
S0ociel BON 9tr. 1905 SiiO-Sbarpitr,
nit einem 9litgcme6r gci6oilen 5n
bo6enL puroe Der is Sabre alte So
iep6 3ito, bon 9tr. 410 SiiO-Sbarp-
StroBe, bonn @oli5iiten @ooe bonn
iiiOlibcn Giitrift oer6oftet. Die
G6icBcrei crci9nete iid IN Der @on-
wup-StraBc. 6oeicl mag infol9e
oeriel6cn iein rebtes 9(uge OcrIiercn.
3ito wuroc DEM Suoeno0ericbt iibcr-
lpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
dOiut6cr arcn51- 1-6unO Id6luil(t an.

lle6er 80 N}illioncn GollarS beigetru-
gen. 9lodefelIer Stiftng id6enft
$5,0O0,000. ~ 9ieip Dorf ollein
3eiGnet faIt $30OOOO0O. Gom-
po0ne fir bic 100 @dlliouen miro
cncrgid wciter gciii6rt.
9lcw gorf, q. Slmi. II &coi.
Oirtc 3o6Icu ocs glot6cn Srcu5-
aricgsionoS 5cigen ooB Die Sc
iamntbcitraoc ii6er sic SGlitc ser
perlan9ten $1O0000,OO0 6etrogen
Der 0jcianmt6eitrog fir gleuYort
6clGuft itA ouf $2S6St,965 llcber
$25, 100000 moren IN anoernn Gbci-
len oes 2on0cs ge5cibnct morOen
GuS gr0Bte cin5elnc @eidenf muroe
bon Ser Godeieller Stiitlmg in Ser
&06c bon $5,OOOQ0O gemoht. Die
@cionlmt6eitrdgc. bic bier bon Sen
80 Gompagne-IcdnlS beriAtet mur.
Oen belaufen iic6 ouf $6,524,0OO
Die 9citrGgc fiir oos 9fot6e areli5
ibloIlen sic folgeuoen Gin: Sea6oarO
9}otionoI6anf, $4,000; 2ibertp 9}a.
tionol6onf $4,000; S,nternational
9}idcl Gompoup, $4,000; @3iani
Copper GomPauq, $1S7oo0; aerr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
ffntnle @cina6c.

Scr befonnte @orlomentorier uuD
ipGtere engliihe @}iniitcr &erceg
fonnte ais iuugcr Redtsonmolt MIR
untcr Scr &eoinquuo Die @roris cis
mes olten 9(ooofoten iibcrncbmcn oaB
er 0eiieu obi6redcnO bdBIi@c Eobter
beirotbctc.
ugeun, oi6 bat oein Shmiegerpo-
ter gut bcriorot" iogtc cin 5reuno
peiioe Gage nat6 Der So65cit 81
i6n.
4 80 ia~ ontluortetc Der iun9e @be4
mann geoebnt. u@r bat mir Elm ldo-
neS 9roo, obcr aud Gin redt 5dbcS
Stiid 6leiic6 oo8u gc9ebcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

9l6onncuteu, bic ben ,,2Ntiden Gurepon-
bemteH" Mat pauiain uocr nurraclmahia cr.
baitru, limb sebrtru, Scr Giiicc Snoun prr 80,
lcp9Ou oSer idrlitda @irtQenius 81 maalcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

9l0unuentru, bic bcu roentIdjsn Gurreipun.
bentcn" uidt phuftlim uoer nureacmabig ers
balten, lino gebetcu, bcr Office oaOon Der Sc
lrPppH pPsF iRFifHia @liit9eilHga ~ Wa@cv,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

g(6onucutcu, bic Den u9eutidcm
GorrcipOuOentcn" nidJt piiuftli0 Oocr
nnrcgclmGhig erbaIfcn, iimo sebetrn,
Ger Office odbsn per Selcp6ou OScr
idlriftlih %itthciInna SIT MAIDEN.
tdcihns 81 uadcN.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-16
Interior of Court House, Which APP
pears Now as It Did More Than a
Century Ago.

lapses in photography and the omission
OF his name at the bottom of page %,
notwithstanding the fact that he be-
gan: "In the name of God, Amen! /,
George Washington of Mount Vernon,
a citizen of the United States and
lately president of the same, do make,
ordain and declare this instrument
which is written with my own hand
and every page thereof subscribed
with my name to be my last viii &
Testament, revoking all others"
This omission may have been due
to the fact that the last three words on
that particular page are "City of
Washington" 1t is easy to surmIse
that having just written washing
ton," and engrossed in thought, the
Father of his Country naturally mis-
took the name of the city for his own
and thought that he had signed as in
the preamble he undertook to do.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-16
Educators Opinion.

1 believe that organized emotion can
never take the place of brains; that
Yale's first duty in preparing American
citizens, whether for peace or war, is
10 adhere to rigid standards of disci-
pline and scholarship and well-devel-
Oped sense Of proportionate values.
II our students have these things as
basis, the more they prepare them
selves for the possible requirement of
military service the better. Without
them the spirit of preparedness may
become a danger; with them it is a
safeguard and a blessing.-President
Hadley of Yale University.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-02-16
BILIOUS, HEADACHY,
SICK 'CASCARETS'
Gently cleanse your liver and
sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get a 10-cent box.

Sick headache, biliousness, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out
of the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes con-
gestiop and that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months. Adv.