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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03

away and hid herself for a few mo-
ments behind the tent; presently re-
turning, with red eyes but a cheerful
countenance. Il do not believe God
will let John die" she said. 81 be-
lieve he will get well, he is SO good!"
However illogical this reasoning, it
comforted her hearers, who all de-
clared when they went back to the
sufferer that he looked better. And
SO he did, and so he was. From that
moment he began to improve; in a
fortnight he was able to be moved.
During that fortnight Jennie showed
herself to be a veritable angel of
mercy throughout the camp. Her
gratitude for the recovery of her
brother was so great, and her SYM
pathy for the poor fellows who, like
him, we're suffering, but, unlike him,
had not been fortunate enough to have
the loving care of friends and rela-
tives, was so deep that she devoted
herself to their service.
And Johns cup of happiness was
full. The overfiowing drop was added
when, on the day before their depart
ure for Philadelphia, his father came
in to tell him that he himself had
been appointed colonel, at the same
time placing large official envelope
in the boys hand. 1t was Johns ap-
pointment as Observation-Disclosures to
passing a satisfactory examination
when able to undergo it. That he did
so is a matter of recent history. He
is now in the Philippines. He has won
his way.
--AUe Maria.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
NUN ASKS AID IN BUILDING A
HOSPITAL IN CHINA.

Sister Larmichant finds her sphere
of usefulness in Kia Shing, Che XII
ang, China. She asks prayers that the
reign of Satan may be ended and the
empire Of the Sacred Heart establish
ed in that town. AS temporal need
she presents the building OF hospi-
tai for aged men, so that they may be
taken from their cold, damp homes,
where they exist in a state Of dread
full neglect, and allowed to end their
days in comfortable Christian sur
roundings.
Such an appeal ought to touch some
of our men readers, for the pagans are
VIGOROUSLY cruel to the old and feeble
Once under the shelter Of the hospital
not only bodies but souls will be given
a treatment tending to their welfare.
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the ignorant race usually affirmed to
be so by anti-Catholic lecturers; it
does not appear that art, science,
learning had their origin in the So
called Reformation under Martin
Luther The Baptist divine has hit
the trail" and we hope he will keep
on; perhaps he will be led after
awhile into the fuller truth OF the
Gospel.
The Mssion01g.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03

one day brought letter from Rose
1t contained one hundred dollars.
Every day since her marriage she had
put aside small sum until at last the
amount was complete. With the
money were expressions of 'undying
gratitude from herself and her hus-
band, who had never forgotten their
benefactor
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
q CUP OF WATER GIVEN IN HIS
NAME.

Father Dominic Tseng, a native La
zarist priest in Hang-chow, asks not a
Gun of water but well full of it. He
has a flourishing girls school in his
district, but greater labor is required
to get water to the institution. At
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st nlIflarfr ullO Der=
wOrreufr als il.
Per(bit9's Crappen.
Reine QenoerunS in
unlerer politif.
6erjNte jlber reucluticMdre
untefnebnlMngell.

- 8ie aus gSaIbingtnn gentel0et
ipirb, iiebt man in burtigen Megie-
rmnssfreiien bic Gage in 8esng aif
Meriep ais cine iebr ernitc an. 9ie
9lntiuort Garran5a's, in Der er iid
ipeigert, 6as Yrptofull ananerfennem
nnD in ser er 6ie be6ingnngsluIe
3uriif5iebnng Der Geribins'Iden
Srnppen perlnngt, baf beritimmt
mnb bic fprtipGbrenben geadlridten
Don Grfolgem Der merifaniiasen He=
bclleu fat bic Negierins be.lnrubigt.
Wfan iiebt, baf man bieie 8elue9nn-
gen unb Grobernngen Der 6enplm-
tiunare nidJt lnebr NIT ben @orten
pyan6itenitreide" tnb p9iambiiber-
fGllc" beseidnen fam. &illa lat
iua6reno Der letten Belt san5 bebene
tenbe Grfolse i'm 9sorben eebabt nuo
iett fpnmen and mod bic 8eWe=
amnsen bes Nannel Nelaea oes SUE
Hobles, Der 0ebriiber GeDillu inS
nnberer binsm, bie iueiter iiiSlid
Dperieren, iDabren0 Der lcbten Yeit
tire satisfeit ebenfalls anssebebnt
baben nno iogar Die @erbinonna nit
Der &iiltc nnb init Dem Norben a6-
sitid)neiben broben. Man glanbt In
@ai1inatom pielfadl, bah sipiidjcn
alien bieic 9ienplntipmGren Elm Gin
peritanbnis in 8esng anf lire Sano-
lnnsen beitebt nnb oaf lie nndj ei-
nem semeinIanten Hlan uprgchen.
9arin gebt man mol 5,t iueit. Mian
ldleint In gaibinston iett sensiat ~
fem, biele Gebellen ebeuiu sn iiber-
IdDaten, iuie man lie friiber nmter-
Id)6tt bat. SatiadJc lit aber ieben-
falls, baf in bieiem Ausenblif bic
Gage fir bic garransa-Negiernns
cine bief ernjtere lit, ais por eimi-
gen Moden. garrnmsa bebamptet,
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Jrieden$vur(hldge der GentralmdNte
uleon uon Den AGien IN elmer 66(n J(oe 6uri6gemeen
6,1cbclung Wric6cnlanOs.
lUeitere 1Idnzende GrfoIge in Rumdnlen.
Gin pr6ebfieer artec< unc flcttens
befetl ces Oeptieten Kaiiers.

luerbe; oaf oies aber nitr gel6ebcn
lperbe, ipenm alle Grafte, bic cine be-
itanbige 0cfabr fir bic georobuna
Der ytatiomcn bilbeten, pernidtei
iparcm nno batnit cine Oarantie fir
Die 5iderbeit Der 8elt segeben iei.
SIM Werlamf Der 9tpte iuiro mntiirlidj
audi Die belgiId)e Mngeiesenbeit, in
Der ppn ben gllliicrtem angenDmiiic-
nen mmuabren Neiie bebamSelt nno
bic bom ibnen sefGlid)te itnb erlpse-
ne 0nritellnng bpm Der l1rIade 6es
&rieges ,pisberbolt. - Man fam ei-
ne oerartis ldJrpffe, beleioisenbe iino
amfreisenbe glbiueiinmg Der ebrli-
den ssriebensartrase 9emtldlnnos,
bic aukerOem bem tatiadliden StanS
bcs Gricges nnb ben tatiGdlid)en
Diad)tperbaltniiIen inter ben frieg-
fiibrenbemMad)ten nid)t entipridt, mHr
in Der @eiie erflGren, bak man an-
nimmt, bic 9llliicrten iupllten Die
GeutralmGdjte smm b0diten Corn
reisen mno iic at cinsr 10 riifiidtslu-
len glrt berGriesfiibrnng peranlaiien,
oaf Gin Gingreifen ber Hemtralen,
por allem Der Ser. Staafei, ba-
enrd m6glidD aemadt iuerbe. 3enn
bieIe 9lnt,uort lit forillidp baranf be.
rcdJmet, ben allsemeinen @ulfssprn
in ben 21nbcrn Der GentralmGdlfe
anfflammen sm lniIen nnb bic &Glfcr
snr b6d)iten 8ioeritanbsfraft an5ii-
ipurnen. Gs ipiirbe aber @abniinn
fir bic Naiierten iein, in ifrer aiis
genblifen Gage abiidJtlidJ iBre @es-
ner in einer ipld)en @eiie at reisea,
iuenn iie nid)t iidjer 81 iein glambttu,
baf lie babnrdj Die 0iilfe Der Nentra-
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6aF Die 9lniuelenbeit 0cr amerifani=
idben Sritppen in Miericp mt Sic
SdulO baran trage; bnf oieie Srup-
pen tin 1T ieinen Seluegmngcn bili=
Serten, 6af fire glniuelenbeit bon
Der 8eb6Herang nit Wfigtrancn Be-
tradJtet iuer6e ,tnb bni; bieies Mis=l
tranen iid aegen i'm ridte. GS
mag etipns @dDres 0aran iein, h,ie
iiherbanpt nidjt 5m Derite6en 1T, iunS
fit einen 3iuetf Die Srmppeil in
Mericp Md bnben ioaen. gtber lire
Mniueienbeit bDrt ldeint cine gie6s
lingsi6ee 1nierer Megier1ng 81 ieir,
bpn Der iie nid)t nbgeben nil. Die
Mebrsabl ,1nierer Gffi5iere, bor al-
lem Der b5beren, ldeint fir lire
Mif6erufnng 81 iein. Die 9erreu
hebatpten DaF es biel ridjtiger unO
fir ms iDertpoller lei, iuenn man 6ie
5p6iftnnien6 Mfann mad Der Uren5e
snriidberitfe nno he bDrt pla5iere.
1tnfere 9iesiernng id5eint aber feine
Mem6er1tns in ibrcr EoIifif eimfreten
Iaiien at molten. Am Weitttup6 Iol-
len bic amerifaniiden Mfitglie6tr Der
GpmmiiIipn sniammenfommtn nn6
iiber bic Mnttpprt gnrransa's bern-
ten.
gfah nllem, mas man aus
@aibington bort. lit ill,ier Srdiioent
getpilIt, oie Serunlsieberei nit
Megico rubia meiter angeben ali laf-
ien lino nibts 81 Inn, mas einen
Mbbruh Ser fogenannten gerbano-
Iunge1t berbeifiibren tperoe.
- Sn 2arebp aebt 6as 9eriidjt
nm, onf ,nerifnniide HebulntionGrc
- mas fir ipeldje iuirb nid)t se-
ingt - Sic l1ebcrgabe Der Stnst
9daebp 9areop fproern ipiirocn. Sn
gsnebo 2nrcbu iinb 400 ipeitere
Golbaten bon MatamOrus eingetrpf-
fen.
- 8crnd)te upm eiiiem geplnntrn
g(mgriff auf ssnares bnrdl Die @ilii-
itafiillrer Sames Gdloa nno GneDe-
ba baben iid) bis iekt midJt perwirf-
lid)t.
3miidjen Santa Guinlia nnS
Sssi,nines ioaen Samtpfe suiIdJem ben
Srnppen bcs General syraniesrp
Mnramia mnb ben @illiitns i'm Gam
ne icin. 9cioe iollen nnaefGhr
1000 Wann bnben. Die gsadyridlt
bierDDn faben 9ieiienoe md 81 Ea-
10 aebradn. Sic ersahlen aud, baf'
silla mebrere tanicmb Niann nadl
bem Gtaate Durango gefdlidt babe,
nm bort Ntfrtten sit bDIea mno
(5ortfebuna auf Geite a.
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len, por alien Der Scr. Staatell err
baltem iuiiroen. llniere Megiernns
luiinld)t ben syrieoen 1erbei5nfiibren-
Sic f6nnte 6ies, nnierer Weinnng
madt bnrd) nid)ts beiier TIM, als iuenn
tie jekt, angeiidJts bieier Nute, Die po-
iitibe Grflaritng abge6e, oafs lie iid
bnrd nid)ts, mas aitd intiner fonl=
men itl1b paiiieren in6ge, in ben
Arieg bineinlofen laiIen luerbe ilitS
bnf, tie audi ifren gan5en GinflnR
amf bic anbern Nentralen aniue,s-
ben ,uerbe, oies 5ii Derbinoern. Nber
Sieie GrflGrmng uirb mol nidlt err
fplseil. SIN ltebrigen iino bic
faIiden 8ebanptnnsen in oieIer 9sute
Id)om 10 oft iuiberlegt, baf mir nid)t
n1ber baranf etnsmgeben brand)en.
gsem mar ms nnr Die 8eidmloignng,
DaE Die Gentrnlmad)te - gcmeint
lit bnnlit immer 9entidlano - Nu=
geb0rigc iiberiDnn6ener 9eatiDnsn &C.
siDnngen bGtten, gegen lire eigenem
ganbslente sn fampfen. 8ir glalben
nidJt, baf jeinals etiuas berartiges
boraefpmmen lit mnb itcben nidjt an,
Sieic 8eIdrlloignng fir cine bnnbs-
gemeine 2iise ST. erflaren. 1leber-
balpt baben mir ME cine amtlid]e
Gmnbgebnng aeieben, nit ipeldler Der
gSabrbeit 10 in's Weiidt seIdlasen
iuirb, ipie oieie Mntlpprt Der Mliier-
ten auf ben ebrlidlen uno Dffenen
5riebensantraa Der gentralmad)te.
Mns @aIbington iuirb gen1elSet,
man bpffe bort, Die Mnt,uurt Der
NGiiertem anf bic Jrieoensnote nmie-
res Er6ii6enten iuerbe cine sSurtiet-
,lmg Der 8eniiibnmgen nm ben syric-
ben 1n6slid) nladen.- Gas 6e5'uei-
feln mir febr.
Die @eianbten syranfreidJs, Gng-
lambs nnb Hnffanb's baben cine 9so-
te an bic sriediide Hesieruns inter-
seidmet in Der iie fDlgenbe syuroe-
rmngem itellen: Die 6erableptng al-
Ter sriedliiden Streitfrafte anf Die
niebrisite 3abl; Sas @erbut aller
3nIammcnfiinfte griedridlcr 9fefer-
bitten; bic @ieberberitellnna Der
Gpntrolle Der gllliierten; Die sSreilais
Jung alter Eerionen, bic iuesen 6pdl=
uerrats perbaftet limb; Die Gntlai-
lung ocs gefeblsbabers bes erltcn
armeeforps, luenn Die yiesiernns
nid)t madliueiien fam, baf Der
Wfann idnlblos lei mnO eine6ntidlni-
bigmng Der aried)iiden 9ieaiermua
Dor ben 0eIanSten Der Mlliierten
nnb bor ben sIaaaen Der alliierten
NGd)te. Die Mlliierten bebalten
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iiberaeben. 9ie Mntiport 1T aans 10
ansgefallen, iuie mir es erluartet ba-
ben ,nb iuie man md ben Meihermn.
gen Der fiibrenoen veri0nIidfeitln
| in ben al[iiert n ganbern nn0 6cr
fiibrenben 3eitungen gar nidJt an-
bers annebmen fDnnte. Der NDr-
Idlag ber GentralmGd)te lpirb rnlb-
iueg absciuieIen. 81 ipirb fir mnanI-
ridtia crflart, fir Elm GriegsmanD-
| Der mn6 bic gentralmGdte luer6en
beldnI6igt oaf ne NIT linn nidjts iuei=
ter bedbiidJtigten, als ben fiinftigcn
Gang bes arieges sn bceihfluiien
| un6 lin bnrd bic Mnfsipingnng ei-
mes vbentiden Jrieocns~ 81 beenoen,
IS loGe ferner bic 0ffentIid)e Mei-
nmng III 9entldlan6 nnb ben ber-
biinbeteu 2Gn6erm geitGrft nnb bic
5ffentlide Naeinitng In ben neittra-
len 26n6ern, iuo man iidJ iiber bic
ltrbebcr nnb bic Gntitcbnngsnrind)e
bes arieges Ianait flar lei, getanfdJt
iueroen Sd)lieflidj iollc er and
nod bic Relbs BON @erbredlci, bercn
fid bic GentralmGd)te idJnlbis ae-
mad)t b1tten - bes 1tnterleeboutfrie-
ges, Der 9cpDrtation, Der 3iuanss-
arbeit Der siuanssiueiien Ginitellnng
non 8eiupbnern eroberter Sanber
in bns bertife 6err mo fie gegcn if
re Qanbslente fGmpfen miikten -
redJtfertisen. Die Nlliierten erfla-
rem, oaf Elm Triene MIR in6glidl lei,
it,enn Snrd i'm Benmgtnnna fir al-
lr perletten Redlte nno ssreiheitcn
erflngt iDer6e nnb iuenn bas Erin-
alp Der NationaIitaten nnb ber ssrei-
Ijeit Der Heinen Gtaaten nnerfnnnt
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6nrst utbtrlid)t.

Dc aIiierttn weiien bic
4riebensantr6gc Der Central
nlGdjte in ciner beltioigen0en
xnb heidimpfcaben @eiie st.
rid.
Gic GentraImldJte ne9nea
3Drbeifid1i nm 9liulnif nn6
trtiben BIZ M,ti7en n5rolid) bun
ApulGifni s,triid; ebtnio in Str
N<genb bes nitn5-Sal an bcr
9rem5e ber NiDIbnn itnb Sic
benbiirgens. Sic iiub bis nid3t
bsr 1raila nuo, Natiin porge-
srnngen.
1ic 9entidjen nebmer neiie
6fellnngen anf benz SDtem
Hanness6iigel i'm Oebiet bun
xeroun itn6 i6lagen bic Mn=
angriffe bcr Jran5oien suriif.
Gic N4iierten itellcn iueiterc
unberidjdinte JorSernngen al.
GriedjeuIau6.
Ter beiitld)e aaiier erlast si.
men ssefefJl AT Seer nn6 Jlof-
ft, in ocm er beiben iJp1es Cob
rrfeilt.
Bratiann reOrsaniiiert sas
rgdmaniidle Wsiuiiterinni.
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DIE NlIiierten bnben ben meMtro-
len Radten lire Antiuurt anf bic
I susantrGge Der GtntralmGdte
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tSorfiesuna allf esite q
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it's next meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Prick.
The Deer Park Aid Society held its
March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Marian Shipley. 1t has been a yearly
occurrence for quite a number of
years for it to meet there in March
There was very good attendance,
about "a members and visitors being
present. Nearly all came early, even
the tardy ones. The meeting opened
in the usual form with the president
in the chair. Business was transact
ed in which a committee was appoint
ed to see about an individual com
munion set for the church. There
was short program. Reading, "A
Woman's Complaint" by Mrs. Laura
Wagner; solo, Mrs. Sites; recitation,
Miss Ameda Lockard, and a very in
teresting talk by our pastor. 1t was
our last meeting before conference.
He spoke of the aid as whole, CO.
operating with him in his ministerial
work and each individual in having
pleasant social intercourse. The dues
collected amounted to SIS. The next
meeting, in April, will be at the par
sonage. We hope it will be to con-
tinue the friendship with our pastor
and family.
1t seems to be the duty of every
body this week to plant onions.
A great many people have taken
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COMPANY H LIVED GOOD
Had Good Time ut Hayre de Grace
Corporal SNEAK Finds Tie on Fire
Garrett Island, Md, April 2, 1917.

Garrett Island, Md, April 2, 1871.
Army life has its ups and downs
most every walk of life does. AS Tor
Company H, First Maryland Infantry,
National Guard, it has been rather
fortunate in several ways since its de-
parture from Westminster, March 70.
Garrett Island appeared rather des-
olate and lonely from first glimpse.
However, since Company II has Deen
here that part of the island used by
the company has been transformed.
In addition to an ideal camp, the mat
ter of eats has not been neglected.
Perhaps, some will be aStOnlshed TO
learn that we have been enjoying
breakfast bacon, fried eggs, steak
smothered in "oniOns. steWed onions,
elegant butter, bread and coffee. The
present high price of such foods may
render this story apparently fabulous,
but the men in Company Fl know that
they have been living good on the is
land Last Saturday being the last
day of the month, the men were paid
off for their week of duty in March;
in addition to their state pay, each
man was given a pair or new russell
shoes for their use in the service or
Maryland 1t is rumOred now that
each man in the outfit will get new
suit of clothes in the near future.
In respect to our duty here. We
have been entrusted with important
work and we have carried out our
line of responsibility quite success
fully. Thus, it will be seen that men
enlisting in the National Guard are
not always the worst creatures off,
but in many instances National
Guardsmen have been made better
men in many ways; this life in
large measure is what YOU make it
yourself.
BY the time this letter reaches the
press the majority of people in and
around Westminster will have seen
informed that Company H has been
ordered home, as it is scheduled to
reach Westminster Tuesday after
noon. The present crisis is such that,
no one on the outside knows how long
We will remain at our home station,
but the consensus of opinion has IL
that it will be only a matter of a few
days. 1t is understood that a company
from the Fourth Maryland Infantry
which has been mustered into the ac-
tive Federal service, will take our place
here and consequently relieve the
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advantage of the pleasant weather
for the autos and motorcycles are
almost a stream along the State road.
There have been two or three fit
tings passing by here day, but no
one, has changed places here this
year, they all seem content with
Smallwood.
The Deer Park Sunday school was
reorganized last Sunday afternoon
with the following officers: Superin-
tendent, Harry Buckingham; assist
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ant superintendent, Ellis Bowers;
secretary, George Beard; assistant
secretary, Benjamin Gist, Jr.; organ
list. Miss Pearl Lockard; librarian,
Walter Wagner, treasurer, Miss Eliza
beth Williams. The church officers
were also elected as follows: Stew
ards. Harry Buckingham, Samuel
Arnold, Jr., Augustus Saddles and
Emory Baker; class leader, Samuel
Arnold, Jr., and organist, Miss ELSIE
Conaway
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SMALLWOOD.

The Deer Park c. E. Society will
hold a pie social Easter Monday night,
at Miss Rose Spencer's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wardenfelt, who ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ram
say as far as Baltimore on their
homeward trip to Atlantic City, has
returned &c her home.
The Deer Park Sunday school will
hold it's Easter service Sunday night,
April Sth, commencing at 7.30 o'clock.
The Lutheran Aid Society will hold
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-13
AFTER the GRIPPE
Vinol Restored Her Strength

Canton, Miss.-"I am rs years old and
became very weak and feeble from the
effects of La Grippe, but Vinol has done
me a world of good. It has cured my
cough, built up my strength SO L feel
active and we'll again."--Mrs. LIZZIE
BALDWIN, Canton, Miss.
Vinol is a constitutional remedy
which aids digestion, enriches the
blood and creates strength. I'm
equalled for chronic coughs, colds or
bronchitis. Your money back if 1t
fails.
SHAW DRUG CO., Westminster.
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il he was positive and he responded
yes. Corporal called up headquarters
and told them that the B. & o. bridge
was on fire and they also inquired II
he was sure. Sneak exclaimed, no,
NO, railroad tie is on fire on the
bridge
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SfdelightS of Camp.

Captain Weigle was talking about
! Havre de Grace and mentioned that
he did not see why the men were so
anxious to go there. He said that
there was nothing to draw attention
and that he went all over the town
trying to buy small grind stone, but
could not get one, then Corporal
Yingling thought the town was GER
tainly dull.
Corporal Sneak on guard Monday
night became slightly excited. He
rushed into the Captains quarters
about midnight and shouted the B. &
O. bridge is on fire. Captain inquired
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State of large expense. While
our stay here has been very brief,
the folks at home will catch a glad
and happy hand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-19

that there can be- no question as 10
the validity OF the document. ManF
large real estate firms. after filing
suit To Dust a man who has fallen
behind In his payments. have learn
ed that they had TO pay their taxes.
Tho Jasnowski has no specific cvi-
dence. ~ Is said that the plaintiffs
in these cases We're prone 20 dash
their money TO Anthony ] kloka.
the mortgage tax clerk. There Is
no way OF cheCkin these payments
in the treasurer's ONCE.
Auditor William Guiman Wednes-
day morning received several replies
10 letters he sent TO county officials.
asking II they had ever appropriated
10 their own use money received as
interest on county funds. County
Clerk Milton Oakman sent two re-
plies, one covering his record as
sheriff and the other referring TO
his work as county clerk In each
case. Oakman declared that all mon
eys entrusted 20 him were deposited
in commercial accounts which drew
no interest Similar replies were re
ceived from William Teagan. chief
clerk OF the Justice courts. Henry
q Nichol. circuit court commission
er. James II Glover. clerk for Com
missioner Nichol. Charles NJ. John
son. clerk for Circuit Court Commits
stoned samuel l.. May. Gutman is
still awaiting replies from George
+ CASTOR. former sheriff otto Stoll.
register OF deeds Judge Henry s
Hubert. OF the Juvenile court and
Commissioner May.
Former County Treasurers Noel
ler Stein and Nergouw have admit
ted that they took tax interest mon
ey and have stated that they were
ready 20 return n Prosecutor Jas
nowski has told Treasurer Green 10
lose no time In accepting the money
Moeller says the amount he received
from this source totals sl.3se77.
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PROBE SURE
WHOEVER
NAMES JURY
JasnOwski Won't Sulk
If Recorders Court
Has Jurisdiction
GUTMAN TRAILS
INTEREST CASH
Must Be Returned To
County Treasury,
Prosecutor Rules

Whether tho grand jury is sun
moned by The circuit court or the
recorders court. there will be
thoro cleaning up OF Affairs OF public
offices ~ Detroit and Wayne county
and such other matters as will be
brought before the jury, according
20 Prosecuting Attorney Charles III.
Jasnowski
The prosecutor realizes that he
will have 90 carry his probe before
the recorders court n the state All
preme court holds that judge Con
molly acted within his rights when
he summoned a grand jury 70 in
vestigate various public Offices
1T doesn't make any difference 70
me whether appear before a cir.
cult court jury or one that is called
by the recorders court, said Jas
nowski u intend 10 keep right on
digging up all 'he evidence I can
not only concerning public orfices.
but private business combines An
that evidence viii Dc submitted 70
The grand jury I'm the circuit or 70
corders court NV only reason FOR
objecting 20 tho recorders court in.
curry was that feared all our work
would be wasted . r. were decided
after the invest. cation that tho re-
cOrders court has no grand jury
power
u tho recorders right 20 summon
a grand jury is denied By the su-
preue court. A. viii he within the
authority ~ mo circuit court 20 on
800 , sr.,f,f rr,eect.tN- who u~{1T
act without pay Concerning The
possible appointment OF The special
prosecutor Jasnowskl said
y asked the judges 70 make such
provision. because didn't want
% give any one an opportunity TO
say that favored friends Perhaps
some friends OF mine might be in.
volved In q grand jury Investigation
" such would De tho case ! would
Ike 20 have a special prosecutor
there 10 take charge so hat no one
could say favored anyone
~ the recorders court takes
charge Prosecutor Jasnowski would
DO associated with James n Pound
Who was named special prosecutor
by Judge Connolly whom he granted
the petition for a grand jury, sub
mlt'ed by Aid Ross .
Continuing his Investigation INTO
me scandal n mo county treasurer
Office. JasnoWski has ordered one az
his assistants Gerald GrOat 70 eX
amined mo records n tho circuit
court commissioners Office. - check
up all tax receipts on land con
tracts thar nave been introduced as
evidence before the commissioner
In cases where a land contract Is
involved II "a necessary 20 show
that the taxes have been paid. so