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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Nnhn 1iihcr.

Gs iiar6 an 81 Wa 1917 Sabu Siimcr,
oclie6ter @oite Der nerliorbeneli glnrgoretb
5ii6er, I'M gutcr bon 6S ,Sobren Die Neerbs
Qunq in0ei an Gunntoa, I lbr &u6mtiaNs,
bon icner gep6nnne, ylr 932, gecit 2crngt0ns
etrakc, aus iiait Neiiebung ani Dem oggeIis
eril Srieoboi" (rWni1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
SRrcan Der strahenSnrM6rnds.0 .0ummiiidre.

SRrcan Der shahcnOnrn6mns.Gp .Gpmmihdre
galti more. I. Sunt 1917.
9ie StraBcn6ur6brucbs 0onlnliare Der
Sidot Baltimore mndbcn bicrnlii bcf0Hnt o0B,
nacboem iie i6re 1nbene fiber Die 9nid6dois
aungcn llnfoiten mo g8eriberb0bnneeu be3igs
lid Der Gunoemnirnn1 uno SmlieRnul clues
Sbcilcs Der 8lcGiGnt StraRc, IN elmer 9relie
bon 495 Sub 8lpiidcn 9ollrilano. mo St.
9ouls SiraBe. ne6i oen 0arauf be5iigIiben enos
giiltiaen mo corrigirien erildtenoen Bldnen
rebioiri Ddben. gcndB Den 8ori6riten oes
CHARTERS Der Staoi Baltimore mo Der am
To- Widr5 1916 lulier5einneen Seroronnng III.
102 oeS QiahorS uno Stdhirabs,
ie biernlii Hoii8 aeben oaB belagie 1abelle
uno adrie aui oeie ySeie bouenoei mo be-
el0ubiei moroen 1T uno Dab Der Ni0Oor uno
Siaoirab bon baltimore, ooer irgeno nelne
9erion ooer seerloneH, Corporation ooer Sors
pordiipncn. Die nit Dem Sniprih Der 0n6d'
0i9ulgen ooer aniereqien 9ScriDerbobnngen
me bier genanni. nn8uirieoen ino, innerbab
oreiBiQ 800 IdQen, BON 6Weitcu Saac int
Suni 1917, oenl 9nium Der eriten bon lns ers
lallenen Yer3iieniidung oieer Noti5 oQgegen
0urb ldlriliice ,Retiton an bas Baltimore
Sldolperi6t appeuireu ni1gen, n0em lie ods
Scri6t I'M cine Hcnilion oerlcl6en anecben.
SDbn s.. giubinettc
Ncnrh Ol. 9litcl
Narrg VI. Oienile1,
@onmiiire.
Nuaene q. 0lUogere,
(Suui2,916.23) @lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
@irdlIidlc gInseiacn.
3iousocmeiuoe.

@picSoienii 10.45 gornl. Seier oes 9eiis
Gen Nbenomdbls oer NeuionirmiricH.
p. NJ. Last Vespers of the season: sub
ject: Consideration.
(,SU2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Nrciciniofeits.Nird

gormittngs: y@oiies Wcriditc"
ybelihS: ns5cfiis uno gicooemuS".
ylddniiiinas SrduenOereina 8crinmmunq.
slri g. nnO "a. 3uli Gro6ecrenicit.
(Mmi2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
gcfammtmndjnnseH.


Siircan 0cc Wcban0e Snipctture
20. .Qiai 1917.
Gs miro bicrmt befanui aeniao6t, oaB ". s.
Sibberger gemaB Der am 49, Suni 1908 uns
ier5ebneten Geroroimng Jr. loo. gh6nti Al
Rardgrapb II (pie AM 2S GoOember 1911
anIenoirD, I'M GrlaubniB nl6geucDi bat, ods
@nueieH Dinier ytr. 2S bis 40 Silo 6ronts
SirdBe, illr Sagerulig uiio Nleuoerlnd bon
SerpnQllngs aticn 6u beruben.
(Sunit p @e6diioe Suipefior
gcreseltc 9lnsebote, in Suplfni nuseeier
iiai an Den g9oaro OF gnuaroe" geridtet luers
ben bonn StaoiHegiiiraior In iencm 8iirenu,
6dibbdus, bis II llbr Gornniiaqs am Wiitts
iuDgB, ben 13. Snui 1917, entgegcn qenomHen
iiir Die Sielerlng an 0as Str1Bellreiniqungss
Separieneut bon eiHem ais Bahama Sdroacioe
genanHen @rdpdrai fir cine feriuoe bon ets
iem Sdbr bonn 9dilnH ocs 9onirnfis an.
glnqeboe miilien In OerliegelieH Souberieu
eineei6lolien mo luie oa mariiri ieiu: p4rO.
pOial fur panama Snrpaci0e iOr the Depart
mcut of street Sleaning".
SeoeH slnaeboi rnB eiH beqlanbiaer 9bed
WiaOor uno Siaoraib bon Baltimore, ourcD
cine r@earing @onie" ganf 5ablbar beigeiiigt
iein
Spe3iifdtionen f0nncn i'm giire0u oeS Strds
Benreinimngs @onIHiiidrS erlangi lperben
Sic 9OnirQfi gebbroe bebali 1 oGs NedDt
Dor, iraeno Elm ooer ale glngeboie 5u perper'
ien
nigungSs6omnilldr.
9eidiiet:
Sp6n 0n6crt,
illng. Frdoeni Der 9oHirditsAeboroe.
(Suni1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
gerInurnilnnss-9ln -9ln5eiseH.

acknowledgement
,,crleanS. .etraRe 9rib. un6 Spar.gcrein".
1918 Orleans. Strafe.
Sic Sdbres Seriamnlliuig uno Nedmiens
gSab iiu0e ati Wonta1 glbeno. ben 4. Snnt
bon bis llbr.
S0Bn Nabn Yraibent
(Snni2,4) Wlnrtin Strait, Seireidr.
,,GcrmansQmcrican Tirc Sniurnncc Company,
All Baltimore. 5trdhe,
Siiouit.Nde Nuitoin SponIe glOcnuc.
Ge iibrlide g8abI bon 5udl Dircttoren
finoei an MiUntan, ocu 4. 3nni 1917, 5lulnen
12 uno llbr Ndhmiiaas, iiait
o. 70. WlacSonalo,
(liai2G. .Nni2A Sefrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
yinIaSnno anr ct. VanI's Nirdle.

GlomeitNde Wronomon un0 lt0lt giraBe.
Mcp. 9am g. Sdinah, @ditor.
Gnnnfna Wi0rdenS. III lbr neiufb.
eonniaa glhenbsi rs ltbr enaliih.
(ytop25-iSg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
epiritnOlen.Yieena.g .gIpplifalIOnen.

site Nr B.
Barean Der SpiritnpleH,4 iceH5 .SOmmtfldre.
Simmcr BOG, Yeridjtcgebdnoe.
gSm. 4cppcr 0unitable, 4Sr1iioent.
eIeorge 4. 9laocliiie,
Wc0roe 0eller, VI. D.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02

@ie na6eenannten Gerfoneu baben 8eils
tioneu fir lleberraaung einer Gnoctails sSpiri'
noien.2icen5 bonn I. Wlal 1917 eingerei6l,
iuelbe am Wluntaa, ocu 49, Snui 1917, nm
llbr Na0miiia9a IN Neratbun9 ae5ogeH luer'
ben
Vroieie ntiiiien Dor 70 llbr WNtiaeS am
MiithuO6, 13. Snnt 1917, en9ereibi peroen
liir iUeloOe 5orIullare aui eieludb IN oieem
Niireau eranai mernen i0nnen
gplliam .. Srabers,
GbcfsSlerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02

Same: 9loreie: gSdro;
garrb, 6oiuaro, 3122 Sit.Hombaroz Sir..... 1
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0aOs ,So6n o.. 1873 9B. 6amocni Sir.......
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Sanfa, Sobn f14O G. s@acd-Str. ..........21
Slanfmdii ggOlie, 1119 Q8. 8.sSurdioqlsSir. .1S
0leiman. Sigmuno. 1875 S.GoenSir. .......
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Nlcber, Sobn 81, 436 G.sSirider Str. .... 10
9Roraiush, Sobn, 1901 9aiiern'glpe ....... 3
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8acef Soiepb s.. 2032 CiiVager. Ctr. .....
g9aouer. Sobn. 900 g8 sQhlberrO Cir. ... .1S
(Snli1@3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
..G6ina ltc6t am glnnSe cineS NiiracrfrieacS

ridtct oas brtiibe g9elttabe ans %efing Soaen DC
fcmte llmtriebe iebt in Gbina oie Reoouton enadjen
me oas d)ineide &urlament lih weigert in ocn Srcq
ein5utrcten pie oeelben lmtriebe in &uBlonO Die De
pollution eneiteteu neil Der 3ar @eneigtbet an oer
Gag leate, aus Dem arieg aus5utretep2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02

Sponien betarnte @apitdn g. g. Sobou, dJrebt in
eiuem gut amerifauii6ci gotte Dem 9tep 0orf 9lmeri.
Can pie ol9t: 0irett britiifcn Sdieu iino Slot
tenitiitpunften baben oie 0eutiden nit eapobnter
ejriinodfeit beOetcnOe Grolse, me6r ais Der Genior
ms glusIonO or beridtcn geottee errimaen nit 6ren
3crit0rern ulo orrd 8erucnoung bon Eoud6ooten unO
@iuen uno baben fenoIibe SAiie oou gr0bter sSdtig
fet beibd6iet un0 ioear 5erit0rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Gine 9rieasitener pOm 5000 fiir icSen mammIidem

icinold)eu glusldnOer, Der idon dngcr ais ni Sabre
i'm 2ouoe it, idIdgt GongreBobgeoroneter S'Sbmmeiu
BON 9i6ooe SSSlano Dor. ~ gSir modlten Den 8Oridaa
6o6n perbeern OaB aud ale in oen Der. Staotcn mob
ncpOen Gneldnoer Die id nidt fir ocn Genit in Der
Armee ibres Goteran0es oOer oc Ser Staoten frepil
lie itelen engeidIoiien werOer imO 6re 5teuer oiIf
$l00 angeiett werOe, neil bre @rwerbsgecgen6cten
Before iino os Die oer ,feinoIdcn 9luSGn0er, oeren
eingeidrGnH miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Der GOnoreh iuirO, madJ 9IniidJt Ses ecmf

mons bon gtoro.Garolina, feline olf 4
Ienoe MaBna6men trciieu. Senator
limb einieermaBen maBge6eno, Oenn el
oes Sipan54Gomites oes SenotS, Oas
riiber Ser6ridt, 100 oas oieIe @elo fir
berfonmen ioIl.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-18
Ieu-nal v-ant AS ,1n. oo9us.

Buyers Sellers Want Al
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
CREEL Gives LIE
TO DETRACTORS
Report Of Destroyer Battle
Quoted Only the Official
Facts, He Saws

NEW YORK. July e TO insinu-
arc lhorc was amy elaboration in The
sense ot alteration IS lie." declar
30 George Greet, chairman OF the
bureau OFF information last night in
replying l0 rhc published charge that
Doc bad admitted celebrating CA
Admiral Gltaycs' report of q battle
between German submarines and
American dcstroycrs convoy ing
American troops 10 France
The whole attack has IT'S base
h absolute falsehood." Crccl con
ilnued ~ never said az any time
.laf wrote the Daniels statement
nor did J ever make any statement
AMY kind that gave anyone tho
right 20 assume Thar The facts had
been altered or oalored Secretary
Daniels. with the Gleaves reports
In his hand. dictated the statement.
rhorc WAS no intent 10 create the
Impression hat he was using the
.Xact language OF the reports. IL
was Mr. Daniels own announcement
90 Tho people of America, based
solely and absolutely upon The OIL
cial statement OF facts contained
n ihc ispltches from Admiral
Glcayos These dispatches contain
ed official matter that decided the
navy experts against publishing
Them teNtuallv"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
GERMAN RADIO
EXPERT HELD
Prof. Jonathan Zenneck Is In
termed For Duration
of the War

TRENTON. y, j., July Acting
under special orders from the de
partmenf OF Justice az Washington.
u. $ Deputy Marshal Linford Denny
Friday arrested Prof. Jonathan Zen
neck. German radio expert and took
him to Ellis island where ne will
be informed for tho duration OF tho
war
The department of Justice is said
20 look upon Prof Zenneck as one
OF the most dangerous German sub
1ecis In this country He Is regard
I'd as one of Germany's most skilled
wireless experts He came 10 this
country especially 10 direct German
wireless activities. For long time
he was in charge OF the German
radio station az Sayville. OF late
ne has been living az Boonton.
Before coming 10 America, Prof.
Ieuneck served In the German army
IN an official capacity. He partici-
pated in the memorable drive OF the
Germans thru Belgium and later by
falsifyine his passports gained ad
mission 20 The United States.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
PLANT PARSNIPS
LATE AS FALL

Parsnips are good stomach MI
lers' FOR late crops in late gardens
They may be stored for winter uso
Planted as late az September The
parsnip takes advantage OF autumn
rains and mature rapidly. ana are
ready for use In November
Plant only fresh seed. for par
snip seed that Is two wears old s
apt 10 have lost us life Have the
soil deeply prepared for n r. is hard
or lump The roots viii become
branchy Sow a fourth Of an ounce
OF seed to so foot or row. making
,he rows rs inches apart The two
best varieties TO plant are Hollow
Crown and Student
Thin while tho plants are yct
small 10 one plant in every two
inches
u f. we'll 20 SOW quick gcrminat-
ink seeds with parsnlps for tho lat
ter terminate slowly Tho radishes
scattered thinly along. break tho
row and permit hooing before The
parsnips come up
Parsnips arc harvested by dis.
ging trenches on both sides of tho
rows and pulling tho plants
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
Marriage Licenses

James Calvert. 80. Detroit; Julia
NJ. Hunger. 90, same
Joseph Piper. 20. Detroit; Irene
pemayer. p, same.
William G.. Stanabach. %. Detroit;
Grace g. Thompson. lS same.
Carman II. Allesworth. y. Detroit;
Estella Lemisch. rs. same.
Bartiome1 Chezanowski 81. Detroit,
Mary krawczyk. -. same.
Frank l. Roy, -. Detroit; Olive
Joseph kotowski. 81. Detroit; Vic
toria Wiamek, 10. same.
William Brendemihl. 81, Detroit;
Helen smith. 81 same.
Henry NJ Hilden0randt. %. Romu-
lrs Minnie Reeck. 10. Taylor.
Thomas Mcclellan. 80. Detroit;
Mary curtis. Is. same
Morris Radomsky 3S. Detroit. Net
tie Hochhaum. Is. same.
Elmer J. Schlarf. %. Detroit; Gene
We've Lapham. %. same.
william j.. Phlpps % Detroit, Jes-
sic l.. I'M, -. Nashville Tenn.
josephine G, Neifert ss. same.
Nathaniel Cuniston. 3s, Lapecr;
Myrtfe Philo &c same.
John y. peekman. a. Detroit; En-
pi Korki -. same
Todd Ostrawslsl %. Detroit: Eva
Shepehuck. n, same.
ica Edimlstrl 81. same.
James 3ottomley, o.. Detroit:
Kathlcen NJ. HOPPER. ~. same
I'd Bostic. 2S, Detroit: Emma Err
Albert Green. -. Detroit, Florence
Baily. 90 same.
Harold r. BirtcL. 81. Detroit; Grace
r. Richards ~ same.
John NJ Phillips. "a. Detroit. Ber-
thu =. Ellis 30. same.
Lyman u Burnett, 4. Detroit; SUI
san G. Burnett. 2. same.
Frank Angel. %. Detroit; Gene
We've Larareky. co. same.
Daniel Coster, Jr.. 20, Detroit;
Louise Davis TO- same.
Szczepan Janusz. &c, Detroit; Jo-
sephine Zielihska. "a. same
John Il Crank, "a, Detroit. Glare
Bell. 10. Saginaw.
Thomas Orouske. 30, Detroit Eliza
beth Wales a. same.
Adam Zuraski. %. Detroit; Looka-
dyia Maciezewska 20. same.
August Rohde. 81. Detroit; Sarah ].
Dawson. IS, same.
clyde Brade. 81 Detroit; Elizabeth
Green. %, Terra IIaute.
Mack G. Clayton. 80. Detroit; EN-
INA S. Mckee 81. same.
olaf y. Edlun6. IS, Detroit. Anna
V Blade. "a same.
Valentine Baran. q. Detroit. Kath-
eriHe Pachuta. a. same.
Edward c. Chamberlain. 20. Cleve-
land Mabel c. Metcalfe. 90, Duluth,
Katherine Wilczck %. same.
David Silverstoin. 90, Rochester.
~. Y Phoebe IFollane, q. same
Frank p Fall %. Detroit, Ethel
r. Fox. % same
Norman Ritchell %. Detroit Bes-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

dibhtheria. Ed I. Cary. cadtt1a4
hotel 80 years nbro-carditis. john
A. Barton. IS Greenfield. So years.
mitral insufhciency. Julia n. Nichols.
80 Josephine. 50 years. chronic bron-
Chitis. Helen NJ henson. l2S National.
! year, spinal meningitis. Virginia
Curtis, Childrens Free hospital.
year intestinal intoxication; Elmir4
Marie Sorenaen 205s Proctor. III
months, acute iie0-colitis. Eva war
cewald lf3 l.ovett. 20 years sentie
gangrene, Phyllis Eliza Deloxenne.
42G Crawford. 5 years. endocardtfis.
Francis Ray Fay. Iss Theodore. =
months. bronchitis: Fanny Fowler.
Harper hospital. so years perttonities
Wilhelmina Lehre. 703 Garfield. 50
years. arterio- scierosIs; Charles n
Ross. Grace hospital. II years. fr0c-
tured skull; Paul Van Belle. Herman
Kiefer hospital Q years. diphtheria,
Harry II. Beaufait les Engle. .
months. ptomaine poisoning.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
BISHOP FOLEY
NAMES PRIESTS

Bishop John : Foley. OF the Ro-
man Catholic diocese of Detroit, an
nounces the following appointments
and transfers in the diocese
The Rev. George 7. Esper. assist
ant ~ 81 GATHERINGS. tho Rev. S. ".
Ir"pczynslfl assistant in ST. AlhcT-
tus' the Rev. John J. Hunt. assist
ant I'M S. Peter and Paul cathedral.
the Rev. Lep W. Renkes. assistant
Tn 81 Anges' the Rev Roland Car
mody chaplain in 81 Mary's acad b
envy Monroe the Rev. Charles j
Linskey assistant in St AioysIus
goes 70 Utica 20 form new parish
uniting Utica, oxford and Rochester.
With himself g pastor the Rev. En-
met \ Hannick goes 10 81. Aloysius
The Rev George Schilesch. assistant
ia st. EH2nbeth's. succeeding tho
Rev. Loo a Huver who goes 10 St
Nfpconts. the Rev. f.. Polanow-
XXI ~ Assumption. goes 10 Jackson
as assistant iu ST JOseph's. while
the Rev s j. Dziatl,iewicz comes 30
Resumption from Jackson the Rev
ladi slaus Wiencek assistant in ST
ios@faf'S goes 10 81 John Cantius.
succeeding the Rev Joseph Utas
who goes 20 81. Francis while tho
tev. p ~ Jarzenhowski goes to St.
losefat's from ST. Francis
The Rev. =. + Cullinane has been
appointed pastor OF st. AmbroRc
chapel Jefferson-ave. and Fox Creek
dedicated Wednesday by Auxiliary
Bishop Kelly.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
SEEKS S25O,OOO
FOR SCISSORS
James Heating, of French
Restoration Funds, Wants
Money In Small Amounts

jane hcaiine. president OF ME
men l'eai"t7''"n una, INC, WINS"
's IN Delfnli IN ah tN"ii 10 tei shlr
Guy 10 '"aopt scissors WIZ try ~
olt"n'be '"uinilli'' mere 10 fd,.'
s-'O'Vo' "hleh US estimated as inc
UNI he'e. '"it 20 make Sois aons
l'hliaoIr lot iia population OF ABOUT
'''''V no wants io nave me com
inl'l'' ioiil'd ana lh "oihins ofdrr
~ ne ,'h l'dtc mere "lih.u Week
pc VIII 60 'o ROCCO ana cleveland
il an tHoi' 20 h'Nr 'ach "i lhes'
'itlr' adopi a frehch town. ihch De-
VIII return 10 France
Nt krhtine stid he beh'Ned De
'ioli "oull eiHdlf give me N2'",VNN
me- ce7safy' nll nc ls ma" going 10
ASK thal 'llNr Oe iH"0' no. sh'
ilhd lle relieves. u may take
year. a'ho no expects some OF me
money Nhl De available so mar inc
Altoni "a oi Sessions can have
roofs over iheW h'Nds before Win
TER
IT, was suggested 10 Mr. hcatine
ihai h' fff go interest ABOUT p
wealthy pclroi men VINO WOMB
make nn ihr .Gnd. bni he toii"N'-
the American people should De- prt
miiied 10 contribute small sums
AN evidence ~ he Efoa' friendship
between The TWO domocracle- ana 20
tlnd ihai friendship closer
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
Deaths


Rosolia Bcrlino. Z35 Chestnut. z
years. lobar pneumonia. Ror8 Zerilli.
246 clinton, S3 years septic peritoni-
It's, Robert smith. $50 Van Dyke, 3
years. diphtheria' Frank Sobertski,
Receiving hospital. % years, general
peritonitis Garln Lindsay. gi8 Green
wood, months. malnutrition; James
l. Jackson. i43 Erskinc. AZ years. pull
monary tuberculosis Mike Gozyna.
Receiving hospital. about 80 years
Aortic reBurgitationi Herman Gall.
Receiving hospital, AZ years. mitral
suficiency. William Reinke. Re-
ceiving hospital, - years. senility:
Gertrude Handloaer. 1893 W Fort. So
years, cerebral apoplexy. r.. Wesley
Rocker Dexter Driving club, Ga years
apopleXy, Hymsn Harris Rose. Har-
per hospital 40 wears. chronic neph-
ritis Louis r. Kramer. Samaritan
hospital, 20 years. gastric ulcer:
Walter Schwarz. $40 Mullett. 2
months valvular heart lesion: Peter
Jaworski. sO6 section. ? months
whoop'ug cough. Helen Edna Gungel-
man. Ze2 W. Grand-blvd - years
pulmonary tuberculosis Carolyn
Menear, Harper hospital, % years en-
docarditis; Mary Laskowski 1349
Chene. 40 years. post partum hemor-
rhage Agatha Maziarz, 7t0 Willis f..
q years puerperal hemurrhage; John
Skalski. ca lIcndrie. % years. pull
monary phthisis Wladyslaw Kosclel-
MAX. 100 LaSalie. II months. acute
cerebral meningitis T.eokadya Kas-
ner. samaritan hospital SO years.
peritonitis; Jennie Dominski. 343
AleNandrine H.. years broncho
pneumonia; Dorothy Mary smith,
Ford hospital. II years. acute menin-
gifts, Alfonso pe Gryse. St Ma ry' :
hospital. about 81 years. typhoid few
or: Mary SzklBrska, iS9 Thirty-third.
years, chronic myocardial insuffl-
cheney; John Buzas. 22S Crawford. IS
years. valvular heart disease; Laza
Jovanovich, $40 Ferry r.. about 4s
years, hemorrhage OF lungs: Ray
mond Zerkowski ST. Mary's hospital,
IL days. prematurity; Mary Yarr. o7e
Trombley. "A years. chronic endocar-
ditis. Harry Ernest King. Providence
hospital, years. spinal meningitis:
Clam Gaskell 2l2l Ruasell s yaara
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
GOVERNMENT TO
SELL INDIAN
LANDS IN FALL

The last large sale OF Indian lands
by the United States government
viii be hold this fall in Oklahoma.
IN The Choctaw and Chickasaw reser-
yat,Qns Much good timber as well
a. ras and oil. Is 10 be found in this
section
Tho government has appraised the
band al from 80 20 $40 per acre. II
may be- procured by direct home
icodInF or direct purchase The
former method means that the ap-
plicant must live on il for three
years. raise three crops. build and
pay filing and application foe. while
NE latter method IS purchase al a
Stipulated price Payment for tho
land Us made In four equal install
ments and there arc no taxes until
he whole !s paid for
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
Russian Women Soldiers
Have No Fear of Bullets,
But Dodge Barber'S Clippers

Ihe region of Death" rs com.
posed of 600 university students and
society girls They wear a uniform
exactly like the male Russian sol
dier Thcy paradcd yesterday thru
the Ney ky Prospect. onroute 10 re-
reNe a blessing at Tho thurch OF
ST. l~aGcs armed with rifles and
cUry.ng iogimcnial iandaTd A
dozen band hcralded their progress
and p 600 eos acks formed AN escort
OF honor
Some ~ The girl warriors were
milling. defiant OF the trousers and
bobbed hair others were plainly
striving earnestly go overcome that
embnrras ment The whole legion
roscmhlod boys parade I'm the
size and appearance Of as personnel
bui they stopped forward With "A
ginger and snap Of trained mature
troops
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
STATUS OF NEW
CENSORSHIP IS
STILL IN DOUBT

NEW YORK. July G. Whether
the government has abandoned its
censorship of cables regarding
American troops in France was a
deep, dark mystery today
statement from Secretary Baker
issued last night. announced that
the emergency" having passed. no
more dispatches would he diverted
TO Washington. a United Press
cable arriving during the morning
suddenly appeared in Washington.
however, and was turned over. 10
the United Press bureau there.
George Creel. head OF tho bureau
of public information. was sched.
uled TO be az the censor's Office IN
New York AZ 7 a. m. today. At IT.
o'clock he had not appeared and
NJ his town house. II was said he
had left for his country place ar Os.
shining Gable companies said they
had received no orders counter
handing the order 70 divert cables
10 Washington
Printinx-tnc plain neat kInd-tbot
II rfTht--Ttme~ job Dcpt.-NnIn 4s20
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
man SOUGHT
EIGHT YEARS
RUN DOWN
Frank West, Indicted
As Smuggler of
Chinese, Caught
LIVED ALONE ON
FIGHTING ISLAND
Is Captured BY L. S.
Agents In Patrol
Boat

A man hunt that has lasted Tor
eight years was finished early Fu
day morning. in Tho river between
Ecorso and Fighting ISLAND Whcr
the United State, patrol boat. with
secret service operators aboard
overhauled small launch contain
ing Frank West 80 YEAR Old
West was indicted IN Detroit
eight years ago. accused Of smng
Cling Chinese across me border
from Canada George Copp bad
been indicted for similar odens,
and when arrested De implicated
West, whose indictment follow cd
West was The Canadian agent. nc
cording 10 the TESTIMONY while
Copp took care % tho Chinese when
they reached this side
While waiting trial West skipped
having been released on bond whsle
Copp was convicted and sentenced
G. Oliver Frlck has had his agent
searching for West since thar time
Recently he received information
that West was living the life OF q
hermit down the river. subsisting
VII UNllt anu VIA. it..'fA' if' ~
sional trips 10 tho mainland from
his island shack
Since then the patrol boat hes
beon watching tho river, waiting IA
surprise West on one of his period
cal visits n was shortly after mid
night, Friday morning. WHOM the
lookout spied = small boat darling
across tho river The faster craft
gave chase and soon ran down tho
small boat. headed for Fighting isl
and The lone occupant OF tho
launch was West He was taken ~
The Wyandotte jeil and locked 49,
Later Friday morning caIms Nas
issued for him and a doput, United
States marshal was sent TO Wyan
dotte 10 bring him bach
II Is said that West and Copp
smugglcd many Chinese into TINS
country and when Copp was arrest
cd in Lansing hc WAS found Will
seven OF tho Orieutals De had 3..
sisted 70 get into The country.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
SLEEPER PROBES
BOXING BOUT
Asks Attorney,General To In
vestigate Mill Held In
Benton HarbOr

LANSING, Mich. July Gov
Sleeper has instructed Atty. Gen.
Groesbeck 10 ascertain II there was
an actual violation of the law in
staging a prize fight between Chi
cago pugilists ar Benton Harbor on
July 4 With presentation OF sat
isfactory evidence, Sheriff Hogue
and Prosecuting Attorney Sterling
Will be summoned 20 Lansing and
proceedings probably will be start
cd for their removal from Office.
The governor had warned them
that il the fight were permitted "a
proceed, such action would follow.
Il do not propose 20 make Mich.
gan haven for Illinois prize fight
ers," Gov Sleeper said today.