davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
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oauler, Ytmnsrs Dab unb 8eranbdssSrpuI
100 Slud Rontpelier-G -Gtraisc.
Neteu glif1pn Bari uuh ndrgoroSalbe.
NJ, vetne Gtrobe nno eefuibs adae
Dem triten 6lnr. .l0iEbcIsite1 entbdif mis- un,;s
vsIhe SusS SAuitpe, uooernc Aodtfifls, eudiIlir,
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1ks g, 3. @araaber NcaItt Gsmtaun, GrsaneF,
1arean; 919-020 wRHuieN s4mtiblMs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
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grfuIs?

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paiiolnns marcn. bob Gle one 3ott'
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Sic miiien wiHcn boB W aner
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oie hepouoluna bon Rrnnfbeiirfi. A5ns
tnui Cotinltireu Gle IN ocr @rfeniu.
iiB otcier Gbnifdchc rid)t etrcn opes
o,nl'isn pom qutcui Jiift iiir @etbid
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lglneH noer bon bcrfcfbeu hfbiilbett
iperoen, eincit @pesiuIiiicr, Der fbcr
5Sa rs Nanre prahiibe Grfabrune "
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IanIi ooer nid)t; cineit, hcr che III
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s'elc Irt bon Gpcsioliiien firocn
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nntc, Mo, 408 rlt,@ieltirtnre- -alrnAe,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
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Sn berfunftR.
mt@tia iag 2entc, Bic IN gnrtia Roh ,unbw,w
Seten Ste Ii6 bse Meuer 6dnfer In berl
1000 Blod Der Wsnuinateu.SIbenns urit Bercr,
ben an ber Tront an, gt1e Aeolenilicbfcitert,
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0ene einen BIod peith slir Rennlraionselbe
a unier ben obeit ertudbnieit SduIrrn bcfnbrr
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Nebtnminaen bem adlflrr pnfIeiro
:. Ioent on Crt uno SirlIe fdeIi@ nub guri,
@nIter 8. 8citpbnI,
9ieentbnmer uno Nnliurternebner,
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NEuat7-1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
8a berfanfen.


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ten,naben, Der 3cimnacn unb glnen5inc ber.
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Nahsulro9en Wr. 102, cf.9eriHatsH. 9lrafe
(Son3-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
stcTlenstfndlc.

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Sn innien o0er AZ padAen selumt.
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uAgape 'B. 99", TenHftr Gerreippnotrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

s. afer. 3iITlbr 36, 100 Bu.
idlel; @eriarOt bon oeit GIeuatorcn
1897 8riideI; Glcpntorcn @orratb
i,t52,736 giiidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

&roogen.- Sunl1r 1880 9it.
idjel Gerianot bon oen Glepatoren
1898 9uihel; Gleontorm Gorrat0
420,569 &uiMeI.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
COLONEL RAPS
ANCLOPHOBES
Anyone Who Hates England
Now Traitor To u. s.,
Asserts III. X.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. June H.
Colonel Roosevelt has taken up the
fight against individuals and organ
izatlons seeking to foster unfriendly
feeling for England in this country.
His first brOadside was a denuncla-
lion OF circulation OF an appeal
against fighting England's war"
Addressing a Red Cross meeting
here, the Colonel declared that the
only reason why the war hasn't
been brought 20 this country rests
With England's navy and the British
and French armies.
There actually are Americans
who recently have been asking why
we fight on the same side as Eng
land. our ancient foe" said the
colonel. II would like 10 SEQ any
man here unpatriotic enough TO say
that at this time. ANY man who hates
England more than he loves the
United States should be thrown out
OF the country. A nation must be
judged by it's conduct in any crisis.
An unfriendly attitude against Eng
land Is as base and unjust as would
be an individual grudge between the
two men because their great grand
fathers fought The sentiment is
that OF a traitor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Deaths


Anna Rastuha. 500 Mitchell rS
years pulmonary tuberculosis. Ar-
thur w. I'M f25 Fourth CO wears.
carcinoma. Adam Blkio. 81 Mary q
hospital SO years. endorcard tis
Fleaveta Ardeiobu. ESQ Ferry r.. a.
Years. crysipeias. Tcna Heft. Eoceiv-
ing hospital. 81 wears. nephritis Rar-
hara simmer. 2e6 Fouitcau. Us wears,
orgslpelas. Lillian Johnson. rs yearF.
pulmonary tuherculoelg. Detroit Nun
ic'nai hospital; George " 7" ylor'
1873 Fort W. ~ years tancs Dor
sails. Rad SorinE. 10 Fran Kiln, 2
months. auto intovicationi John VIM
cent. iCty Lumber Co., about IS years.
oroplexy: Albert g. Knowles. loh
Maryland, 66 wears, exhaustion
Alexander Beattie. Grace hospital 81
years crushing injuries. Joseph "a
ragra, Detroit Municipal hospital. o
wears lsrvnEeal dinhthcria- tarrie
Cox. AL Reuna Vista W. Years,
aporlesv solomon Hasaieu, ST Mays
hospital about o. Years. suicide nina
tleemla Fncn Rust. t2t3fs Tuclid
Wv 73 wears. srterto- scierosis Henry
Pecht 16fN ~ Warren. - yeers, nNo-
"a rdial degeneration. Anna Margaret
Recht. 15+S " Warren. 40 years en-
docafditle. Thomas BRADY. 81. Mary 8
hospital about 70 years. paralysis.
Charles Krehw sch. ft41 Garfield. 81
years lonar pneumonia, Esther
Davidson. Detroit Municipal hospital
- years diphtheria Adolph Gleich.
culosfs Victoria Ca ikowska 1f2
Twenty third ? years. larynreat
diphfheria Henrv Sanders. Tuher-
culovis hospital as years pulmonary
tubetculosie Esther a Reckstein. So
Romefyu. rs years. Inflammation %
kidneys Bruce FaRer. Harper noapi-
tai 40 Years eNophthalmlc Foitre:
TIorfa BuIvtin - los Cavrau. SIS
wars mttrai insuffoiency, Frances
Ann Finn Harper hospital 8 months.
pcrlton'tis. John Scavonl Harper hos
pttpl { wear. cerebro spinal meningi-
tis Tohu Stop $50 C1ippert 5 months
acute. EaEtro-enteritis. virginia "a
ha vsha. 9h3 Hancock r.. : wear iohar
pneumonia. Mabel Kovachis Recelv-
Ing hospital. 26 wears. hi-chloride ~
mercury poisoning, Andrew Ranak
2ge Thaddeus Z wear measles. En-
mott rournior. 1910 Mack wars,
6irhthoria. Guy - Green fTarper hos
pitaI 90 wears. fractured skull.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
U. S. WILL WIN
WITH BEST MEN
New Armies To BE Chosen
From Pick of Nations
Manhood
By WEBR C. MILLER.

sian con esD0HdcHi DaItcd Press
WASHINGTON. June l9.-Amer-
ica's armies will be made up OF the
finest physical manhood of the ma
ton
Army surgeons today estimated
that nearly 80 per cent OF the men
brought to the colors by selectiye
draft will be rejected upon the first
physical scrutiny, so severe are the
examinations Nearly 100000
must be drawn 20 get tho $4,000
for the FIRST levy. AZ present the
reflections In the regular army aver
age 40 10 90 per cent Of the appli'
cants.
After undergoing the severe ex-
aminations imposed by the army
surgeons the chosen ones will form
tho best army physically In the
world. In no other army are the
physical requirements so hard 20
meet. Even Germany's armies are
picked on a less stringent scale of
requirements.
Here are the general requirements
for the army:
Height. not less than feet 4
inches nor more than 6 feet
Weight. not less than 12s pounds
or more than 100.
Lungs and heart must be web
nigh perfect ANY heart "murmur'
disqualihcs. Hearing and sight must
be good Color blindness is not
necessarily Disqualification
Chronic diseases or mental disor
ders cause rejection Loss of
fingers. toes or an ear are dlsqualih-
cations. Flat feet or deformed feet
are also causes for rejection. The
surgeons examine closely for any
affections OF the kidneys or chest
At least four molar teeth are neces-
sarv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
FREIGHTER SUNK
BY D. & C. BOAT
NatirOncO Sent To Bottom BY
Eastern States In River;
Crew Saved

When the steamer Eastern States,
OF the ID q C. feet bound for Clcye.
land, collided with the freighter
Natironco, putting The latter on the
bottom. In the Detroit river shortly
after midnight. many passengers on
the big liner were shaken out OF
their berths and ran heightened to
the decks. 81
The collision occurred almost OPP
posite Ecorse. The freighter, up
bound was carrying poor lights. &C
cording 10 Capt. Lee G. De Nike. OF
the Eastern States. The Natironco
was struck on her port side a little
below the bow. She turned on her
side and sunk in few minutes.
Many OF the freighter's crew were
taken aboard the Eastern States
while others escaped TO the Detroit
shores in yawls. The passenger ship
had a badly damaged bow, but was
able 10 put back TO her dock at
Wayne-st
Passengers and cargo on the
Eastern States were transferred TO
tho Detroit H., which left for Cleve-
land Tuesday The Eastern States
is now in dry dock. She will not
be ready for service for three weeks,
according 10 d. & C. officials.
There was no panic aboard the
Eastern States when the smash
came, according to members OF the
crew. The passengers were quiet
after the first scramble 20 reach the
decks and End out the trouble. i'm.
mediately following tho crash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

pasa. 1909 TWENTY fourth. J. Benncr.
Ih rI AuNlu D.. A. Brown. fHf Ass,
h line Ihtf concord. a.. Schunter,
5it l'irh % Wottag i55 Addison l..
i"ff D D. Goodyear Providence
NDsrI tai. d. Parurkn T26 Farms
wui iIti< tadtke. aSi Gladwln. ~.
rsiH 800 Vest = tGaod-bWd. Y.
gym ~ 81 Ierby ih6 lyanaoc, ~.
p unm iof Berlin. r. =. RAIN 1925
umlull o. D.. okuuek. % Herbert
j. heimstcdt 2a Custer. O.. Lane,
~ breckenridge q Johnson, 529
holcomb 10 F clifford as Euclid
vs.. Nf kraatg sac Grandy. d..
strass burg CSC So clair. NJ Kate
witch 1910 Concord ~. r. Hampton.
l9t Harmon f. r. Gouiait. l-SS SEM
lnrlc. r.. Pappas. en- Adams g., IT,
Nanser' 100 Hazelwqod
a. Latoszewicz. 1929 scotten: W.
n kfnughtou. ~ Byron g.. Smith. u
Rolf pl s. Weefzin. 1888 SPRING
non 400 Catherine, r. a. carey, Pro-
yldence hospital J. Legowicz. III
Thlrtieth. " Allan. 50 Reed blvd;
nj Brown. 500 Hastings; q powninE,
$50 BALDWIN. w Pawlikowske. 406
Denton; II. Armstrong;. III Parker;
j Rrolekowski 500 Lumley; S. Sabo,
eai SolVay, x. SonntaC. ISL ASH
kavanaVh. Samaritan hospital y.
Noske. 7s Kellogg w. iamm enyk
279 Eiopelle. O. Widmer ~ Walnut;
q Smith 1920 woodward. Q. Petrow-
SKI i11s Crane; T. Owczarzak 742
Fdrnsworth. = Maloziecz 1913 Med
bury = Kovass. 3T2 Brewster, w. II
Scurlock. fG8 Lansing /. Hurst
2o5 Pilgrim: J Dobrus. "a Dane; f..
r. Zumstein. 9b1 Second: II. /. StahL
296 Mcpoug1ll O. r.. Wawerek. 1875
East Grand blvd. a Henry. 1890
Maxwell, o. Szabacinski sos Garfield;
j. C. Love. 161 r.. Palmer; A. lam
ski SIS Chene. y. Bovaird. af3 Hud-
son; c. De Vuyst 1909 Monroe; y
PIRvier roo Meldrum A. Hurvich,
1863 Watson. -. Levitt. Samaritan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
AMERICA
HEARSRED
CROSS PLEA
All Big Cities Are Ac-
tive In Aid of
Mercy Army
S24,000,000 is
PLEDGED TO DATE
Campaign For $780,
100000 Starts Off
With Rush

WASHINGTON. June Every
big city is active today In the Red
Cross campaign TO raise 500. 900 900
during Red Cross week The first
days returns. complete up 10 10 a.
M. put the totals az S3.e03.2 go ex-
elusive OF Now York city which had
not yet reported officially
New York. however. has collected
upwards OF Si4,00o,0o0 with one mil
lion dollar contribution from J p.
Morgan & Co George + Baker has
offered TO contribute 100000. II "a
others viii contribute a like amount
The total 20 da'e therefore from un-
Official figures IS near $4,000. 900.
The money raised This week is 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
EDISON SHOWS
GAIN DESPITE
INCREASED COST

Due 10 the increase in operating
expenses the not income az the De
troll Edison company for May and
for the FIVE months ending May 81
was considerably reduced Both pc
RODS, however. show a gain over
the similar intervals OF last year,
The total gross revenue for May
was $3.50 $50 %. a gain OF 26.3 aver
May, 1916 Operating and non-oper-
ating expenses were 1922. 4S576. an
increase Of 44.5 per cent.
For tho i've months the total rev
enues were S5.12S73477, an increase
OF "a per cent Total operating and
incorporating expenses were S3.099.
S33.St, an increase OF 4SS per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

Another patent decision that viii
have far.resching effect on the
automobile industry was that hand
ed down by Judge Hazel, OF New
York, in the case OF William Bar
Der vs.. tho REQ Motor Car company
I'm which the iurist exonerated tho
defendant OF the charge Of infring
ing BARRIERS patent on valve
mechanism.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity TO
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
TO a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John r. street, between 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 19-Fire.
men are searching in the wreckage
Il the TriCities packing PLAN This
morning for the body Of George
Reiniger. who is believed TO have
been burned 10 death in a fire which
destroyed the plant in East 81 Louis
early today. Reiniger, with several
other persons. was asleep in n wing
OF the frame building when no hrc
broke out The men and tHo wo-
men were seriously injured when
they loaped from upper story win
dows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

Miss Quizzer Why did YOU ditch
your handsome young hance for
that old Mr. Gotrox?
Miss Goldilox-Well you see, his
name and mine begin with the same
letter and now won't have 10 dis
card that beautiful monogram sta
iionery my ex-hance gave me.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices:
crystal do-ninoes. 2-lbo si2. do. t-lb.,
si7. Eagle tablets. 5000. cut loaf,
S9l5. cubes. te45. NNNN powdered,
s.Btsndsrd powdered. SSo5, granu-
lated. extra coarse. sss6. do, fine. in
bulk. $3.50: do. 25-lh. cottonS $50;
rystal domino gran, 2-lb. and 5-lb.
cartons. in cases. $500 crystal domi-
IS 80. confectioners A. $50, No. 4
$3.50 No 5. sSs5. No. 6. sStg No. T.
tSsE. No. 3 $3.50. No. 2. fszS. No. TO-
$500. No 114N15 80. ~, $50; No. ~
non-caiSlng mixture, 81 80. beet gran-
uiated. $40 per 100 lbs. household
powdg i's, 90 20 case. t2.Ao do. As 90
case. fi75 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Nrw YonK rRoDt cE M,nKrr.

NEW YORK. June p Flour Dull
lower Pork Duli mess stt o Lard.
Lower. middiewcat spot. S2ONuu % oO
Sugar. Raw. quiet. centrifugal 80
test sE7145Sq. muecovado S9-test
ta.028514 refined. quiet cut loaf
50. crushed SIS. powdered. $40.
graduated. S. SO coffee RIO No Z
on spot. Zoe Tnliow Dull. special
i7Lc; city. feAc country nominal
Hay puil No. 7. SLIGO lis. No B
S2ts Qa2t.C. clover. 65cR 81 O6
Dressed poultry. Dull. turkeys. isT
3sc. chickens 2tW 2qc. fowls. ia
26tkc. ducks. Long Island. 20a &c
Live poultry Firm geese. i5c durks
1SUefc fowls. e5Wc5c. turkeys. ! n
20c BOOSTERS. i5c, chicken. hroilers
2SH 32c Cheese. Quiet state milk
common 20 specials. ~ n 234c. skins
common 10 special. gmiSibc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
NEw foRII HI-TrEn Ann FGGs

NEW YORK. June 1a.-Buttcr
Faster. receipts. 1876. creamery ex-
ira $40. do. spetial market ISL. n
aNt, state dairy tubs 720 ~ iac.
Imitation creamery drsts san 35c.
Eggs. steady, receipts. 27.bl0. near
nv white fancy. $50 SIC. nearby mix
"a fancy 3i0Sfc. fresh nrsts. 81 y q
StLc-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

be used In oquipp.ng American
troops In the field and then Ia help.
ing 90 put starving WAT stricken
population territory swept by Ger
mans, back on their feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
JoRRING PRICES


Canned Icods-Appls4- 1913 per
gsl,i Lima beans. tI.40Q1,5; corn.
iuucy Maine. $500. sttndard. {lsO;
t1hle becys. Sl.25 q Lao, peas, fancy
early June. tl.S5. salmon. tall, S2fG;
narrowtat peas. 81 50, early June
81 30. Tomatoes. standard. s2.S0 doz.
Cnnee santos. standard. 1917 Sc.
pcdium, $50 zoe fancy. 20@sAc; Rio.
i.l6. tins. gsa lsc IL
Feed In iO0-lb. sacks. Bran. s3s
standard middlings. sal. me mid
dlngS $40, cracked corn. SIS; coarse
cornmeal 49, corn and oats chop
FIoa--Fer fss lbs. I'm IA paper
sackss Best winter pateut, 1850;
seconds 1890: straight. 1890;
sPglns whees, patent 'is' rye Hour
ons-T.insecd oil. raw. 81 -. hoUsd
si2i gal. kerosene. iron barrel
DC. gasoline. 2nitc.
ProVi-iorS Moss pork 80 50 Yam,
80. hams. 24n 2G iac. hrlsketa. 21i4 n
e6c picnic hams. 20n 20fsc bacon.
81 u sac, Hard in ticrces. 22Ac. Kettle
rendered, &c 10.
Hides No cured hid"s, gle, No
| green hides, i7c, No. cured bulls,
ibc. No. green bulls. 12c. No. I
cured voals kip, S2c. No. ] green veal
kip, 2Or, No. I cured n1urrain, 2lc;
No green murrain i've; No. l
cured calf. acc: No. ! green calf. zoe;
No. l horse hides. 81 No horse
hides. So. 40. tallow isc; No.
tallow. Ilc In No. J hides. &c on
No 2 kin and calf. Iisc on. sheep
skins (as 60 amount wooD. e5cWf 50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
HAIR GOODS

York, all quality
Oct
ia paya .=y
q
the
business reasonable retiring from tho
Iane W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Births


BOYS
". r. prouahton g. Byron, r Kos
cinsN. 1926 ST. Auhin e Baran. ~
St. Albertus, = BruzecRi, si5 Palm
er F. r. y Croesman. P7 Foutcaln
e.; y. NJ. Woodburn. SIS Mack. p.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Lines li.io0i25 per 100.

/ Melons -Rockyfords. ponies. $3.50.
/ standards. $3.50 per case, water
melons g. IA b6c each
NutS--Wa nuts. 2oR2ic. almonds.
! pa 20c1 0iberts fSdl9c; Bra2ils,
/ isM 20cs pecans. 15dlsc VI; nut
I meats. b-lb cartons, almouus Doc.
/ wainuts. 55c, pocans soc ID peanuts.
( roPsted. fancy &c: Jum~o. i2c ID.
Oranges Naleucias $3.50 per box.
! Onions-T eNas Bermudas. 81 per
/ case.
Peaches Georgia. $3.50 per 6-bas-
I kCt crate.
! Potatoes southern white. sif,5o
pcr hbl
POuitry rroiiere. 33m3sc, No. !
I hons e21 -1ei LIGHT weights, le1 2lc;
starH. 1917 0ci roosters lfWlsc;
ducks. c2ff2Sc. geese lac 10.
raw hcrricS 32-qt cases, 3f2am
$50.
a nscrmctons 4r1rEr each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
IrUATIONs wANrED-FEMALE

sITUATIONs wANTED-FEMAIE
Az ENPERIENcED CASHIER wants
position in store or restaurant inn
mediately cali Grand z2G3-W at
ter o g. M
wANTED ~ arF--NisCELLANEoVs
10000 CABBAGE PLANTS
WANTED for garden farm
being operated by local organ
ization giving entire proceeds
TO the American Red Cross.
Phone Main 1853.
CASH Tor OLD false teeth. gold crowns.
broken jewelry. diamonds watches,
etc. rul value paid Liberty RfR.
Co. ~ WoodW'd. 4th moor. elevator.
TO RENT--RooMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larncd and Bates-sts Four
blocks from River Steamers, one
European 81. 3l.50 and 50 per day.
Weekly rates.
NEAR Hudson Motor Co. 2-room
housekecp ping apartment. light. gas
and phone eupphed. Hickory 20S6-
r.
A NICE broom suite for housekeep-
Ing all couveniences Hemlock
S347-W. 43l Highiand-ave
oUSEKEEPING ROOMS
TWO or three housekeeping rooms.
furnished or unfurnishcd. or VIII
rent my fat with refined couple I.
also sleeping rooms. Grand 1858
w Can after m.
TO RENT-HOUsES
A. A. a. a. a. A. A. A..
Hannah Rental Agency
A free Hist ~ no ses and fats. Call
In person az the oldest and largest
real estate rNchange in Michigan.
McGRAW BUILDING
A modern newly decorated ter
race; ADULTS. 90 Humboldt.
TO REN1-T'hATs a APARTMENTS
A pTsIRA second noor fat 5
stove laundry. separate furnaces.
quiet neic nhorhood watkins dis
lance, west side. convenient 10
cars; adults only references ex-
CHANGED Phone Grand 5SlS-IL
Modern 7-Room Flat
and rarnEc on West Grand blvd.
near Warren-ave. West. Call Wal
49, on
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Elmwood Corner Stores
and hats a bargain. $500.
Ellery Store
with stock and nxturcS n big snap.
Lovett Stores
Flats and garage, rental $1,000;
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
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expand. avoid pare-
nership complications. Entire cost
s25 Satisfaction guaranteed. Meis.
enhcitner- Durand CORPORATION. ~
Free Press bldg Main $500.
PrintinE-tbe plain neat kInd--thst
e. riEbt--Times Job Dept.--Matn 1870.
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FOR Embellishments PROPERTY
IF YOU WANT TO BUY.
beautiful home on the exclusive
streets Of Highland Park. come out
today and inspect two modern
homes we have inst completed.
col MOSS-ANE.
Large living room fireplace, huilt-ln
buffet. sun parlor. sleeping porch.
tiled bath with shower, garage
with side drive
100 URlTAN-AVE.
Brick with nroplaro hookcasea
hranfed ceiling. dining room, sun
parlor. slceplng porch steam heat
Earage with side drive. and many
other dcsira hle features.
Diamond Realty Co., Inc.
Phone Hemlock l615-W or Hem. 1902.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

HAINFS' WIGS. TOIIPE

present hair store
opened March 4. n
VIII be closed Feb.
1919. making 30
years In the same
store and same
business and same
man. Anyone IN
4 need OF a neT wig
or toupee get IN
your orders at once
as / cant make all
the last month. La
dies hrst quality
hair goods are get
n ting very scarce
and advancing In
4 price. Hair goods
have advanced from
sos 90 1905 since
April the FIRST last. Al
haiT IS Imported fro
France or Germany. a
iere are no imports M
q m selling hair and
N.asNa - l...s.e - 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19

Az ENPERIHNcED CASHIER wants
position in store or restaurant inn
mediutely cali Grand 12G3-W at
ter g. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Goosebcrptes s4-qt cases. So
Grape Fruit So 0a5 per crate.
aHrss IA IN 1 To-

1rnpe FrUtf 100 90 per crate
Honey-Fancy white. l69I7c. ex-
tracted, 90 zoe IN.
Hny--Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for Seled hav in
car lots. o. =. Detroit: No. l. timo-
thy, 81 J0G1s. standard timothy.
fi6.5oniI, Nght mixed si6.S0I II.
No. timothy. S1b.50Tlf. 80. 1 mixed.
80 s0ml5, No. SriXrd, s100f3. No.
] clover. s13.50 Ii4. rye straw, 5000
OH. wheat apd oat straw. ss.h0Gl 10
per ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
~ NTrp -rp nrr-MIscxLnANrorn

10000 CABBAGE PLANTS
WANTED for garden farm
being operated by local organ
ization giving entire proceeds
TO the American Red Cross.
Phone Main 1853.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-19
Produce

Tho butter market "a not active AZ
tho decline Eggs are steady with a
firm undertone. The poultry mar
ket Is firm al steady prices Receiv-
ers report a good demand FOR hroll-
ers ~ 1 = pounds and upward while
receipts generally average around a
pound and DO not bring tor prices
Potatoes arc now coming from Nir-
ing. but viii soon be ar It's beat
straw berries are coming from Della
ware mostly, a few Michigan ber-
rios are said % BE going into Chi
cago. but none are coming this way
as yet.