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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
20 BILLION
WARS COST
FIRST YEAR
l.. s. Expenditures To
BE On Unheard-Of
Scale

WASHINGTON. July 25-Amer
ica's war cost viii approach 10000.
100000 he first year senator Smoot
member ot The finance committee
declared Ia the senate late Tuesday
Up io the present approximately
$4,000 100000 has been APPROX fat.
ed Toda, Secretary McAdoo APP.
peared before The finance COMMITTEES
20 outline another budget amounting
10 S5,OOO,O00 goo for the war depart.
mcnt
"This would bring the total appro-
prlauons OF this congress mp TO sl4.-
922 .0u000O." Smoot said. "a sum al.
most as gIea, as the total bond a..
sues of Great Britain during three
ytars al the war
In addition 90 this enormous sum,
Smool declared. congress would soon
be called upon 20 aut' prize $4,000
100000 more TO- the ~ as. bringing
The total up 20 approximately 500
00O,0lO.Hoo ihe first year.
Decision 90 hold up the sl,670.6IO.'
600 revenue b,ll until Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo can submit TO
congress The complete estimates
from - departments was reached
his afternoon by the senate finance
committee
Secretary McAdoo told the COM
mitt,c the details OF the new esti-
mates were not yet complete.
Tho &l-f,p-t,u. 600 revenue bill that
was 90 have oeen Introduced today
Dy simmons has been held up in
GeGnitel} dwarfed by The Appearing
new taxes. or bond issues that con-
gross must prepare Tor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
TAX PROSPECT
LOWERS MARKET
Final Tone Of Wall-st. j.
Heavy and Tn
settled

NEW YORK. July 20. The NeV
York Evening sun financial review
TUESDAY said
Announcement from Washington
OF change In the personnclof the
shipping board with the acceptance
by President Wilson of The rcs sna'
tons OF General Goerhals and Chair
man Denman was received by Wall
IT. was welcome ssign tatt some
progress viii at last be made on .he
ship building program steel ISSUE
generally strengi htned 20 lhef
prices on the receipt OF thl- news
In the early afternoon ~ the QUE
set prices were irregular and i,t'
ferently changed Metal eh ali
war stocks were be- MOST pionii''
in the upturn rt.'l common '+'h
lehem SterL LacsaVa anna Mexican
Petroleum Reading ana i1t
ranged higher ihrr0ul h
1.-THE eafl1 mfrOV =
quickly cansolicl howcFe when .il5
the last hour a neW bear fdl0 %
made on the market Ill was
parently induced by fhr report faa'
Secretary Sic tdoo wl Nt- aai
pendine rrvtnlc measure hn
ed 80 as Ga p-ldlce
600 900 more Stocks Droh"
20 three POINTS under t1e
nres IN, tone OF the market
heayv and nu t.si
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Jimmy Skunk Is Strangely Interested.
Bv 1THORATCN "


Peter Rabbit sat littie back from
the smiling Pool. staring az one ~
tho funniest processipns cver seen
seven very tiny Turtles scrauibllng
With rather Wsbhly legs stralghs for
the smiling Pool Dno behind an
other they scrambled along as last
a. their wabbly little legs could tab"
Thorn over the edge - tho bank
the drSt one disappeared Then the
second. likewise disappeared so did
the third and then tne fourth THE
Afth went next ana then the sixth.
last % all the seventh little Turtle
waphled over thr edge ~ the hank
and Peter vas left staring az nothing
peter hlnked. rubbed his ewes
htInked again. once more rubbed sis
eyes and then drew long br"a RI
-pid ] SEQ them or diint ~ he
asked staring up at jolly round
bright NJ sun. on course. Mr. sun
AIdr't answer. and go flst fn make
sure thRt ne did see them Peter
hurried after the seven Ittlc Tttrtles
and Popped over the bank Right
down below padding 10 the wafer
he saw othe seven little Turtles and
tile sIght ~ them lifted a Irad from
Peters m ~ YOU SEQ fle ght was
80 unexpected mat h" waerPt sfi'~
sure about his eyes To feared that
they might ne playing hlu tricks
Wren De saw those seven it'le 1ur-
ties in the water be knew fhat he
surely had seen them on the Nay to
the water
satisapd that 10 haf seen what he
fsH seen Peter ret.ruet fo fra s~rt
whore D. had seer The eu lt'Is
Turtles arpr1r RR hr mast u me
innocent ltnk ng sand ie wanted
g. have another look ot 90 Jsr
no rracfed oat rrawIed another
halr wlr'fr fhe sua Ger ~ alL ems
~ once started ne gay his brothers
and sisters RAD gone toward 'n"
-r ltng POOL He didn't hesitate
eos nH llt s'srtad NJ ir tse rissf
direction IuIte r. y he Rad been THAT
ivHt before which, - course ne
hadn't
Peter watched him n sprp.ar over
the edge q the haBk 90 ttn sw fir 81
pool then turned to 'thst ma 90 Ift.o
sHrfy ppor In rho Green Meadow
out - vhioh Turtles seemed - sroN
a. grass grew In ths~ places
~ wonder n there wiii 500 any
more thet Peter and waited patti
ENTITY
Put. mo 10 waited end waited.
nothing happened SO more baby
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
STOLEN TAXI
AND STREET CAR
IN COLLISION

The greatest excitement prevailed
in The vicinity Of Grand River-ave.
and Grlswold-st.. Tuesday shorty
before II O'Clock when Yellow
Bonnet taxi was struck by Jeff,r.
son car. and Tranc Officer Sidney
n. smith. with drawn revolver. chae-
I'd tho driver Of the taxi, Edward
O'Connell, q years old. around IN.
street and up and down alleys ,Ntil
he was cornered near the Hotel
Statler
The Officer could not FIRE at the
fleeing taxi driver because Of 'he
crowds OF people. on the street. and
there was o lively chase In the hot
sun. tho heat and not the revolver
finally overcoming O'Connon
when O'Connell was landed In 20
lice headquarters. II developed that
while passing along Cadlllac.sq,
near the Hotel Pontchart rain. he
saw an empty taxi and decNed that
he would take possession OF A. In
q moment he bad q fare Max LET
kovitz. No. $50 Alfrod-st O'Connell
piloted the taxi and it, occupant
safely until he reached the trafiic
congestion az Grand River and Girls.
void The street car did consider.
able damage 10 the taxi but LET
koWltz escaped unlimited
O'Connell, Who saws he has no
home. IL held on The charge or IN.
lawfully driving away he machine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
MEMS SERVICE
STATION OPENS

The newest and snost uniquely
original OF business places Is N"
Men Service station. opened sat
urday % @ hing trade IN the. base
ment OF The German building, at
Nichs1nave, L~iiayenteaVe. AND
lf diFF'totS' VINO nave PiaS'u
iNe ihNti'ull"A uhu'I 'nt h'He'a a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
UaAfI Is
Big AID TO
RECRUITING
Conscripts Volunteer
Before Official Call
For Service Comes
BAKERS BADLY
NEEDED IN ARMY
Ffty-two Companies,
Comprising $500 Men,
To Be Formed

Local rccsu.tng Offices were
thranged Tuesday morning. as they
were Monday. with young men aux
ica- 20 avail themselves 81 an
eleventh hour opportunity 20 enlist
q, volunteers IN the department OF
thr- choice before they are sum
wo0e3 before The draft boards FOR
examination This WAS particularly
the ca-g IN The navy and marine
c0-a- stations In the army station.
While 70 out of S0 examined Monday
~ ere drafted men only three or four
az ~ 33 examined hy Maj = T..
Phelps Tuesday morning had been
cor scr'pred
Al the recruiting officers have re-
a. we'd instructions from Washing
ron 10 accept drafted men until the
latter are officially notified they are
drasn This viii give ne latter 40
leasr three or -FOUR DAYS leeway i
+. Thought Only very limited
ruu aer win End places IN the navy
however Lieut. W y Richardson
In cA rye 81 the Detroit once. Is
r,r- red 20 enlist only so week
Tho quota for the present navy
vaa. ending THURSDAY. Is practi
cal'y fIcd already
There are SOME branches ~ The
nav, se~y CO nor affected by his
ii-,-fst on Mach uists musicians
cooks nd bakers wili he accepted
vt-t1gr limit on ne other hand
there are eight rating for which uo
reo~- are beinE enlisted. These
i0 fe yeoren e. neral electricians
.rfra .tte. carp,1tors. shin filters
hl.cEsm-hs painters AMI printers
\ Gramm FRS class gunner
mar. wh7 has represented the navy
m -le recruiting booth on the city
PA 'avr has been transferred 90
View Nors Hts place VIII not be
filed tor the present
THE .Mar0c Corps Is n branch
% 'ae -rr fa' has pto1''3 most
b> 80 3r7f- r. Ie'r0 NonafF
lu ~ applt can' neifeG ccep,
sroe- ness record Tor The local OF
fce and re Office ~ $50 - Nonfof-
ave- n charge or Lieut. NJ a
Smith was cro"t'd asAin ieSoa !
H Pm" me army oran q :,
~. Yea
lc'
Ee1jaInin ltaffl-on A.-re. '.ls'
- we're
uts
branches ~ ne army "iIi 81 70
.lintl- t@ '9''"
seven Ne'
iaah ny 'i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
Allies Must Help Russia SdDe
Herself, Says Agent Here

ing These are then sal..Rrabieyns
confronting tho govern menf--not thS
l<sues raised by a fsw noisy el"-
fnents Those latter dan he quleted
over ~ sat
The Allied Countries and especially
tho t'niffd states fRnf'nR with Rus
STA for a common cause, must nclp
Russia and help Immediately Their"
Is no time Tor the usual diplomatic
ceYefuouials = moment now lost
cannot perhnur DO made 80 In years
Help the nav government ~ Russia
fte ucw government which ls sup
ported by All the people and i7 strong
and arthoritative enough o. MAKE
f1f democracy Help this goNcrnme ont
organize and reconstruct tho e'slntry.
ReiIeye tho enormous suffering ~
tbe Russian people and believe IN
Russia believe iu the creative In
stinrt Of democracy struggling for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25

There is vast organization oi
employers and big business men in
Detroit VINO are showing their pa.
triotism IN rather novel way. II
has just been learned that this or
ganization has representatives IN al
most every factory, shop. foundry
and In some kitchens even IN the
city Members are bound 20 report
10 the United States authorities
every case that comes 10 their az.
tention OF man Who failed 20 reg
lister for the draft
This explains the great success
az the United States secret service
in lining Up slackers and getting
convictions So thoro is the organ
ization that II man SO much as
whispers a secret II Is reported 70
headquarters OF the organization by
an agent and the. information Is al
once given 20 the district attorney
or other government Official.
The organization L. known as the
American Protective league and "a
made up OF employers OF labor
everywhere In the city The main
object is 10 check MP on slacKers
and others who offend against the
laws OF the land
Membership in the organization
is free and is made NJ OF the biz
men OF the city who wish 10 assist
The government Ia the war Every
suspicion az a plot is reported NJ
once 10 the secret service opera
tiyes who have been able as re-
suit 10 obtain the large number 81
convictions that has crowned the II
forts OF the government here.
This league is q Voluntary assist.
ant OF the government and has been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
American Protective League,
Composed of Business Men, Aids
Government To Nab SlackerS

Instrumental IN furnishing much Of
the evidence upon which indict-
monts have been based
The United States district court
resumed the Stacker Investigations
Tuesday morning. when Thayne n
Mains was arraigned ON the charge
of Distributing anti draft literature
lie was indicted with several com
panions. most Of whom are now IN
the House OF Correction serving ont
sentences OF one year each Mains
pleaded not guilty and his bond of
$4,000 was continued by judge
futile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. 2-Ib. ga. 90. 5-fb..
SI2 eagle tablets SOD. cut loaf
SlD.I5. cubes. fs45. xxx 1oNGered
81 standard powdered. sss5 granu-
bulk $3.50 d.. 95-Ib. cottons 1870.
crystal domino gran. lib. and 5-lb.
cartons. IN cascs $50. cryattl domi-
~ gran. n = cases. 80 diamond A.
- Sonlef , ~ a. 70. =
$50 No g. $3.50 80 O. fs35 No 10
$3.50 50. e. 1918 so ~ $50 No
T. ssn5 81. 49, 1905. 80 10. tSos.
n n-caklnR mixfure $3.50 beet gran
ufated. $40 per 100 lbs households
powd ne 81 10 case, t2f0 do. IS
ID raae So per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
FAsr nnFrAIo rIy.r sroct,-

EAST BrTrAf.u. - s. JgIy -
Cattle Receipts. 75o rlarE~- :
weak prime ffrers asa 13Sl butch
Or grades tT0l3 he!fers s. 80 q Is
Calvsa Receipts 80 marriott 81. w
steady cuil 90 choice. j5Gf4-5
sheep and lambs Reeetr's 900.
roarkst. srrn choice lambs VISA 2
1893. CUT 20 fair ff0aI5 vearIirys
fsUf3 sheep s5Gl02S
Hog Receipts 600 uArkef -a
gi5c highff yorkcrs. SIS 81 dtsff
pigs Si5gt mixed fic16WTs"
heavy. taisIis2s rougts t.fa
- 20 stsgs tf150cf2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
SO YonK rRonrcE NARKrT.

Sew YORK. Juiy - FLOUR Iuf
frm PORK Ffrmer meas. ffaT43 10
Lard Duii nominal m iddiew@st spot
S2N0 Z0tN Sugar Raw strong cen
fugal gs-test. tG528f5s muse
vafr e9-fest. ts52d55S rernsd
stronger. cut loaf, % rs. crushed. g.
rrwdared. g a0ds,c granniafsd
e. --aQ CuTne RIO 30 ~ spot
gft~ TaNow Dull. special 1874
city 1872. country ~ y &c HAY
Firm 80 T. iIH110 No. : -b4skc
FL lover % r. qhr Dressed poultry
Quiet. turkeys 80 32c. chickens ! 2
n 9fr fowls fsT 25~ ducks. zOa &c
t.ve poultry Quiet. gsese. iSc
ducks isn1lr. fowls. 2012tr tur-
krve. 1fr ROSTERS fbc chicken
hrollcrs 2fn2fc Cheese rns~ttisd
state milk common ~ specials. $50
22ssr skins common 20 special. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
cHrcAco L1Nr sroeK

CHICAGO. July fIoKs Receipts
"a 100 market strong and 5c hiCher.
mixed and butchers sf430d SO.
good heavy. ii5.i00 So rr.gr
heavy. f1g1bd1A4O light tft4.r
1886 pigs iii.B0a1476 cattle ne
rciptv 800 market STEADY teeers
fslt di4 COVE and hsffers s 81 70
- calves 81 7fQi42S Sheer Re-
csipts 5000 market STEADY rRtfvr.
q fTi0 IS western = srfIf.
lambs II0Gi65o, western SO ~ r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
NAVY SEXES
z OIL TANKERS

WASHINGTON. July - The
navy department todav reqaisit-~ed
seven oil tankers and ordered them
20 report az Atlantic and Pacific
ports IN ordor to meet urgent fuel
OIL needs of he navy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
CLEVELAND LIVE sroCK

fI.EN FLAND July ~ -ifoga Re
ceipfs 900 head market S4Ir-
higher york~-s 1879. mfre1 siss.
mediums. $3.50 pigs. tif7f fourns
~ - stag ~ Cattle ur-
ceipts. 3 cars. market slow sheer
and lambs Necolrtq cars rrarkrs
slow. tor tiA Calves Re~NIpfF SOD
head slow top. ttfS0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
CHTcAGo BT-TTrR uapKr-r

t-as 5si<c. frsts. CSC datry sEf~ns
a7aa7ikr hrst4 s5a9G Eryr.
Prime ordinary. 20 r 7sDc. Grsts sin
u g7c Cheese. Twins <gf an "a
rrultrv. Fowls f-nfqc fucka H
fsc geeae f2fi+c. sprln9s g2q a..
fu~kovN 1s~ Potatoes .Eeerft.r.
none Virginia. tfdf50 Dbl rogI.
VILE t3saNt kbl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
Livestock
nIcHIGAN CENTRAI sIockY ARps

DETROIT. July - Cattle Marc
STEADY best heavy steers "a 80
best handy ~ ght butcher steers
s. 4ss0 mixed steers and
helfers Ss1e handy llzht Hrt .-
.rs tJ9dS light butchers s.
G best Cows t750Gs bstrh-
81 cows. Ss5ou - common COWS.
- 5G635 Gamers s. a5.B0 tesr
heayy bulls. i75gus bologna balls.
s. 50Q115 stock bulls Sc 49,
feeders. gSGF stocksrs tsQs mike
ers and sprinF~rs $50 eco Fe.
calves Market steady 1est grade
iitQlt5o others ;7Tl2 sheep rru
iamLs Market steady bes' lem
SIS 90 fatr lambs. 81 on "a
light % common lambs 31uf-
fair q good sheep tsgs5s Is AND
common. IS so q so Hog Nark.t
steady pigs 1850 mixed grades
tl4T5n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25

TOLEDO % Iulv - Hoy Er
cefpts lght market 70 hfrFrr
hesvies SIS sou 10 a. mediums. - -'
CISCO. workers. iisf1f5.7s b.,
.fEs iI45odi47s Calves Mark,
steady. sheep and lambs MARI
steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25

The followlnr 1rms 40 nrivLIce-a

The following INNS arc priv I0rF1
10 execute orders on tho exchange,
W. r Moss & CO. Carlyle & Povnh
Geo. M. West 8 Co.. y. +. Maccro re-
hour a Co. w r MCLAUGHLIN MIR
rili. Lynch = Co, W. A. Hamiin & Coz
WIN A. Neer & Co. Sinclair & Cruls
Wendell. Mnikey a Co. VIM n t.r 4s
r Co, r. X. pelton a Co.. Joel stock
Rrd g. Co. Bennett. Smith e. Co. W.
y Reilly & Co, Matthew Finn, a 81
Wallace & Co. Lewis G.. Gorton. Rel
Aen. Woodruff g. Co. Besrcr. C-aurf
3 Muehi Dodd. Martin q Coo. Cha4
Ferris e. Co. webb. is~ . &C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
WV yonK T.rEn ,Np roGs.

NrW YORK July az Butter
Firm receipts 1875 creamery. 3sis
creamery. Fpecial aa-isef
td 900. state dairy tubs 74T 4fr
In fstiurS~. reamery arsfs. 35r I7gr
E4gs steady. receipts 1880 near
hr white fancy. 81 sc. neatV,r
uiv.d fancy. '5n2ac. fresh sfsts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25

DETROIT 1.iy eA--Corn dealers
or~e tsiS ne lower prices. reaction
rem thr resent advance but when
business opened there was a Jump =
p the retrott market and an ace
t. l,mard Corn was Arm and
ar Liverpool reported steady
,sh.at market
N-w winter wheat IS reaching re
cE market and meets ar active
s7n- nd selling az !2sa q -s5 for the
LEADING Era1es Mule~s were buy ng
Corn was In active milling demand
ALSO In rnfraEo. altho there vas iit-
tie DONG here n taat line. France
had large arrivals Il wheat and has
recently mad. heavy purchases of
IS eat and oats The export outlook
f4s been improved by a recent corr
ainarfru g. reduce f-eiEhts but there
10 mach apprehension owing 60 mines
ana submarine activity
Wheat took an easy turn shortlt
after thr opening and 80 ala The
coarse grains Tals g. what dealers
expected. as shorts mad been pretty
weIl covered and the wants ~ buy
ers supplied All crop news was "a 3
ylratle and Use Production q oats
turning our much better than eN-
recred. TEe same Is The case with
wheat Present weather ls fsvcrs hl %
All my faNu-arf The telling - hear-
lsrnesa s helped also by the very
ht4n prices az which corn and oats
rre quoted
Wheat was easy thruout the ses-
sIon cash wheat was unchanged
and the futures declined Sc.
Corr advanced &c.
TUESDAYS wheat quotations Cash
$50 red sass July opened without
cranxs AZ Sz55 and declined 20 81 so
7 -el TENDER opened az t-a3 and de-
cltred 90 t-1S So Z white $3.50
TUESDAY coarse grain quotations
! Corr cash 40 . 3 "a No 2 yellow
g. lld ~ white s. "a = -s'-
I Standard GOO track and SIC asked 2
I elevator NJ white So = track
and $50 in elevator No. white
! sSiq Rye Cash No. 2 s. o5 Bsans
,Wfe.ed .ate and prompt s'ip = n !.
~ed riovrr q 5G October. 81 %
aIstke. slst. Timothy. f3-c
Receipts lu the Detroit market ~
1 ruesday nclused Looe h5ls = -four
/ Gays ~ com ard q oats ship
! mert- were 900 @hbis ofFdour i000.
I nl - vNeat 1000 hu ~ corn and
-a0C hu ~ oats stocks arr r. 3i 0o0
80 ~ aneat 1900 bu % corn ~ 01f
uu 90 oats and $4,000 ora - rye
pr mary wheat receipts vere az.
GOO hI. against g. 900 hu year
Exports ~ wheat and and aour
were 1tZNGg bu Tuesday
wheat receipts Tuesday Duluth
car against isl q wear ago. me
arolIs - cars aEainRt 2s- TVinni-
roE. 4sl cars. against go chicago
~ cars. against I+7 southwest. Z4f.-
coo bu. against 5s30oo pa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jgly -4-Rains break
ing two months drouJh in North
Gntral Kansas corn belt and active
commission house buying OF cash
Srain today sent corn futures down
from IA to 81 below yesterday 5
close
september corn opened - down
az l63 Ia and later declined IA De
cember opened down IA at il6 S4
and later was IL lower.
Wheat was on due TO excellent
condition ~ he crop. July opent
&c down a. -. subsequently sell.
lnE OF l.. september opened IN
changed az 2.Sl - and later de
cIned -
oats We're lower IN sympathy with
corn and wheat july opened IA up
at - u and later sold OF 3-S Sep
f.mber opened IA higher at s. SIS,
subsequently, COINS IS lower. De
GENDER opened unchanged al 81 IS
auI later declined -
Provisions We're generally lower
u spite az generally higher Dos
aarNet
Wheat July down Sc. SEP
..r .rr WI 81. corn Septcu Der
auEc1 December down &C. oats
Nu Sci september down = D.
be~ down 'sr Prov sions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
ny 4. .. SACK
Director of the Russian Information


The key 10 the Russian politlcal
situation ls mat the Russian Sociallat
parties are the rulers o. the country
The all Russian Peasants Congress
claimed a. their party the Socialism
Pev0iuflonlste- kercnsky party. Fhe
workers in the cities proclaimed the
social Democratic party a. their =
since tho Russian peasantry alone
Constitutes about So per cent 81 the
entire Russian population. Won may
500 that the two great russian so
cfalfRf parties are the predominatinR
factor In the present political sttue
alton The first coalition cabinet IN
which only one Socialist. a =. ksr
enPkv. participated. was not SUCCESS
ful and logically had 70 tsil oegau-s
the structure Of the cabinet did not
eorrcapond with tho structure ana
proportionate power Of the poltucal
parties in Russia. In the second can =
not six Socialist leaders participated
and therefore this cabinet had more
power and was able 20 pursue dem
mite military policy which eliminated
in tho offensive led by the Socialist
Minister Kerensky This offensive
wfU continue. because the over
wheirning majority OF tho people. n
GLIDING almost all the social ale
rnents and tho most prominent So
cfalist leaders, support 70. Against II
IL only negligible noisy element.
cousistfnR in part ~ irresponsible
political fanatics and IN part or Ger r.
man agents. spies and provocators
Tho task before the third coaitlon
rablrrf which includes eight Social
tst leaders with Kerensky at the
head is 20 pursue definite Internal
policy policy - quieting the noisy
elements endanEering Russian I'D
erfv Tho government - Russia. feel -
ing full respon sibility 60 the country
and 20 humanity. VIII be iron handed
ln dealing with the internal enemies
- Russia They can no longer be
tolerated
Ruse'e will accomplish ita duty %
the allied dfmocrncies and 80 h"rEclf
but tho gravity ~ the situa ton must
NOT be under-estiu1ated Tho real
difficulty is ln the REORGANIZATION of
tho country. exhausted from thre"
! years ~ war and tho terrible crimes
| committed by. the old regime The
transportation system IL inefficient
the food situation IL % acute that
there nave been many cases ~ death
by starvation IN the interior prov
inces. tho financial systsm II totter-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25

nutter Fresh creamery extras
nominal at fTihc: creamery frsta
nom Innl at 16c lh
Eggs Fresh Michigan nrsth. In
shipping cases. Is crates were offer-
ed al 55c. with sac best bid.