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Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-24
PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS CON.
s. GRESS
:. When he Makes Answer to Pope's
Peace Proposals
iBy Associated Press)

|. Washington, Avg. 24.-The Presi'
dent may decide to address Congress
on peace terms when he makes reply
to the Pope's proposals.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-24

Dance at woodlswn Pa,t. caluSdsy
night, August 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-24

Press Liners bring quick results.
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CONTINUED on Page q
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READ THEM TODAY

Ton may &c one OF O doz-
en- people to whom one Of
Wday's Classified s'Ads" n
the most important thing
printed II EAis paper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07
CARY SOLDIERS
ARE now IN
FRANCE:

The Gary soldiers Comfort League
has complied the following list of Gars
soldiers already in france. The league
asks relatives or friends of Gary -ol-
diers to communicate amy change of ADJ
dress or interesting facts concerning
them to it's office al the library
Charles II Geller. private. Wagon
Section. Quartermasters Corps. a r. Z.
Leo J. steyer. private. Battery q. gun
Provisional Regiment Coast Artillery
Brigade. 4 Z j.
Henry T. Lomax. private Battery Is.
Ttb Provisional Regiment, Coast Artil-
1ery Brigade. a. I1 II.
Daniel Fl. Conner. private Battery A.
9Th Provisional Rsgiment. Coast Arul-
lery Brigade a
Jahn surhatis Vrlyate. Comrany II
18th Infantry. a. ~ II
Ianceiot o. Hescher. private. Ba terry
T. 9Th Provisional Begiment Coast Ar-
tulery Brigade A = r.
Arthur Scott. private Surpiy Cons
pany 18TH Infantry II IL H.
joe Mayuiers. private. headquarters
company. 2sth int. i +.
Captain a. F. Melton.
tfeut Paul Hake. Heavy Artillery
school, T. A l.. e s r, A Z t--France by
New York
Lieut. Hsroid Walton Burns Coast
Artillery u R. Mortar school Er.tncs
l,v New York..
David r.. Jones. Aviauo Section. A IL
F. Z II C.
Edward Kaska. Battery T. Sth Ress-
ment Cav. Brigade. a az.
Rev. e. l.. Fyaft. M G. work, Is
hue Lafayette. Paris France
William Primmer. private Quarter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

had only hied his declaration Of inten-
toi to become a citizen prior to the
declaration OF war Furthermore. r
viii be impossible 20 grant final papers
~ Miller, since the Law specifically pro-
hibiss enemy aliens from becoming citi-
zens.
samuel J. Taylor. a Michigan CITY
citizen. who has interested himself in
the Miller ca.e. has indicated that ne
may file quo warranto proceedings To
GUST Miller in ease Ire tries to assume
office January I. IN case the proceed
inss Were successful. M. It. Kruger.
the present mayor probably would rec
main in ouee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07
-: 6;
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c


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-tb Provisional treatment. Coast Artn-
ler, 4 - r.
Albert J. Apponzeller. private Com
pany a. End Field Battalion. signal
Corps. A q. r.
Lewis r Fefs. SeI ee7i''' els
r 80 .,, ,'.,s'', No., 800
f,ba,l.. .,e..,,l ,rf,..t,. s,a,,ra,y X
2sta Iutantry.
Ros I'D Jenkins private. Battery *
5th Provisional Reg. Coast Artillery.
a Is IT,
Ralph r. Davis private. Company j..
10Th Inf. a Z r.
hiram Cox private. LIST Machine Gun
nc. ~ i
IRAN" Aohhefs. private oo2st a
80, 80
f.ig.s1r ,..,.. r..i,...t., .,.-. t5+f.
cavalry. t-orozaI canal zona
Richard Is Perrir,~ private. -rroop Is.
18th cavalry CorozaI. Canal zone.
Howard Francis. private. Co y. 25th
Infantry schoaeld Barracks. Hawaii
Charles Melntyre. private. Eattery R
Roy Blanchard private, Battery f..
ash Field trt81trf-, s Il, H.
tL g ,s s.. ,,t.-. p,
~ | t'.tt & e
6tn yield Artillery a II H.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

ncy Mary OLeary. i53 Ferdinand
yalVular hoart disease Phebe Reed
Receiving hospital 2l years inquest
pending Louis ChenRid. Gratiot and
Taylor Road. 23 years inquest pend
Ing, Doris Burns. Receiving hospi-
tai. 20 years fracture ~ skull Tru-
man Southerland II Kiefer hospital
II years. diphtheria. otto q. katten-
berg. 1856 Leland. 43 years. cerebral
hemorrhage Chas. Hitzler 1879 Wa
bash. 81 years. cRrbolic acid poison
ing cyril Welgand. foot OF pariNiew.
Il wears drowning Antony BaEacx
Receiving hospital. 90 years, delerium
tremens John Kukulka 3l2 Artil-
lcry. about IS. pneumonia Helen
Kish. 1890 3ivsrd ? months. cholera
infnntum. Ralph DeNaleriO. l4t5
Balwin. ~ years. fracture of skull;
John F1ieschman. II. Kiefer hospital,
days premature birth Richard
Reynolds f0s Herbert 2 days. pre-
mature birth Elias Norton. S7o Mel
drum. 80 years. lohar pneumonia
stephen Bucyak 1855 Ftfty-second.
days. CASTRO enteritis. Joan Nitas,
- Waldo. 20 years. pulmonary tu-
berculosis Leonard Ludwikewski,
1879 Junction months. cholera in
fantum John Del smhle. 43G Habel-
wood, 2T years phthisis pulmonalis
tolina DeRoucke iS9 Elmwood. 3
months whooping cough David Lep-
20, l32f Grand River. 50 years, can
Ger of liver.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
LAMBERT, DRUG
BARON, ENOSLIFE
Mystery Surrounds Suicide of
Wealthy Manufacturing
PharmH cist

ST LOUIS. Mo. Aug. Jordan
Nheai Lambert. millionaire vice
president OF the Lambert Pharmacal
company, shot and killed himself
in an exclusive apartment house
herN early today. lie was IS years
old and socially prominent
Lambert and his second wife, Mrs.
Bernice Kendall Lambert, former
Webster Groves. Mo, heiress, had
been separated since October II was
said Mrs Lambert is now in New
York with her six.mont thsold child.
Lambert vas divorced from his fir/
vile several years ago. There are
two children by The first marriage,
Barron +. and Jordan W. Lambert,
Jr
A telephone call from an uniden-
tined woman resulted in the fTtiing
OF the Lody by a maid. The wo-
man called shortly after o'clock
and asked II Lambert was in When
the maid went 10 his room she found
the body.
Lambert was known as the Broad.
way Jones' OF ST Louis He was a
widely known sportsman and bill
HARDEST and belonged 10 many Of
the country's largest athletic clubs,
including the New York Athletic
club
Police today were> searching FOR
The mysterious woman whose tele.
phone call led 10 the discovery OF
the suicide.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
Births



~ Platz. 600 Hamilton whrek-
barge. sss LeMsy T.. Maui, SIS 10
May, c. Il Allen. 1911 Merriok J.
Garngaia. SCI Rivard VI kosinsky.
235 wills E. W Schelhg, 12l Burns,
s Czaplicki. 1876 Chopin +. Sikor-
ski. 455 Twenty eighth V Settimo,
700 Russell. c Zuccaro, III Rivard
V Barhera, 81 Cardoui 9 Nicosia.
I'll Fort r. VITO Cusenza, 3S5 elm
ton 6 spencer. $50 Hastings $. Sey-
mour. 1899 Maxwell Adamcik. .
Lodi. j. r. SchaH. 50i Hazelwood j.
Grand River T. Hermllng as Pill
grim y Garrettson. AIS laSHlle g.
peNlieg Philadelphia W.
Hoffman. s62 Marcus J r. in usetn,
e0s Mcclellan. " g. Walker, ?st
wabash r Kahn. 1si Franklin +
vcntimiglia. 27s clinton Relsit
a4s Medhury NJ Zadosko. 80 Cicotte
- Randall sSt T.ivernots Eric Nell
son. 344 Hart, T Lottner 35i Parker
" Levin. 1913 AleNRndrtne T.. II Par
1921 Twenty nrth + Dietrich. 557
Cavalry. j I. Brown. 81 Garfield r..
@ , Stocker. il4- Townsend !. 5.
Campbell ass Trumbul $ Mrosav-
lyavick Caldwell and Jerome w
Schimmel 2ia Roosevelt, y. Mel>ean,
mons NJ Pianko 7Ss Deaubien. B.
Hudson. 523 Chalmers p. Horowiz,
$50 Trumbull y Kowckie. I Saryis.
! Warner. 255 " Grand Blvd s.
Swantkowski. 15i Thirty-third y.
Furtak is2 Yeamans; A Pustula. fss
Tivernois S. Monroe 1t2 Clay ?,
Krzaszkiswicz. los Adele
II Peters. bai Plscopink Y Fnta.
724 Illinois j sordel 7i4 Thaddeua
V. Candida. 2S3 Congress " sekor-
sky. 1906 Elmwood W Gornik az
L a.
Grand blvd @ 1 Houk. ls2 Whit
ney r Sirak, 70 Martin " Rip
ley. ST. Clark r NJ LeGate 42
Davidson. " Hamhnrger. S24 Th"o-
dore Ralph Cunningham. 224 Fisher,
X. f. westsate. l15 Hague p VII
iiams. 2oi Richmond Albert Heu-
mann. e2 Maidstone @. walters
4s4 Mcclellan ! smith. $50 VsnDyke,
T. Clark. 13T McDcugall; =. Tamlalis.
1Ss CRrdoni s CracChiolo. 9s7 Mon
roe; r. Mcclellan, ieT Baltimore 5.
RAhnski 1908 Harper L. y Moe.
II Eighteenth J O'ponald III Her-
rington: O. n Kemp sos Gilbert A
waldorf 1873 sheridan + Butland.
22ss Logan J Ronncr. 2ls7 Navy III
Klein. liis BALDWIN Naumovicz.
H., Jos campsu. n sylvester. Sea
Taft-p J.. Campbcll ass Trum
bull. ! SHANNON. 25a Meldrum r g
Gamble 81 Missouri O I.aForest $50
Feastiawn A Williams. as Larch-
mont. A williams as Larchmont,
n Ieske. 1898 Military O. = Bark
enowltz. a7s sheridan J Conner 7so
Michigan J MouRhslcn. 47a Ford.
I. Tyo. 1881 Semilolc - Mullins. i77a
ST Aubtn O. Tipurlen f12 Morrell
J Fedka a5a Military g Draves. ~
Iumley. J Dcrsnow 1890 Camp
bell. G Thompson S47 NanDyke "
vanLean. 90 Kerwin y orr s64 sem
mole n J Maioney sT2 kercheval
r Rhees. 49, Canton r Rhees. ~
Canton. r Rinke 1850 Pennsylvania
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
Deaths

william Fislan. a2s Tarnsvorth
months entero colitis John Clam
pino. Harper hospital 36 ychrs run
tured appendix Frederick schmidt
1927 warren East. - years. nitrnI
Htenosis uoncctta siano. Children D.
Free Hospital. : months. acute gas
tro-ent~ritis Mary Roman. ~ Flax
year tsbss mesentcricS Norman
Srcck $40 sixteenth fs years E"r
ersi meningitis Maud DeNi~s. Provt
dsnce Hospital YEAR, ur~uia
Clarence Rankin found on sfeamer
put-in BAY. % yenrH nifrai insuri-
cency BeFsie Erau 27f Fourth 90
years apopleNy sophia Ianasanski d
i7o Korernitz ~ yoars. puerperal
convulsions CLAYTON KuaEgs, 6st
Toledo q days rrewatIre birth
Genevieve Gurmic ef- Tromhlv. 2
days premature birth VIM u Pan
toW 1875 Twerfv- fluLtN years
cSrehro epinel NeNinrrc Fvank -.
tsrnpye t1H rrr. IN "a TtaV.. eNccF-
sivc hrat Tvslvn T. Mack W7rper
hospital 1f vonrs eclRmrtle cnnvri-
sforss Catherine TrHrias ~ Byron
1s years. rhepmaflErl Geo FItRpaf
rick ReceftIur huFrffHl - years
heat pr1sfratior Matilda Walinc
~n7 greerwood. 81 rears nftrsi In
efficiency Bridge k~enan 2si
f.arned r ss years uitral insuTi-
clency Charlotte Arvir. 50 years
Grace hospital sercoma ~ left kid
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
~ THE
OTAGE
ORPffEI VI.

Every act on the Orpheum program
this weak has moro or less singing
or instrumental numbers IN ~ and
some OF them are worth more than
passing mention
Jack Levy and his -Four symphony
Sisters in Instrumental and vocAi
selections Is happy Offering Al
bers, which include several classical
selections are we'll arranged and
spiendidiy rendered
,Thsn there Ia Valyda, a Creole belle
and two colored men she calls her
"Brasilian nuts. Nalyda possessse a
aeIihle voice that permits her 10 al
ternate baritone and soprano solos
with nns skill. The act itself Is a
mixture or comedy dancing piano
solos and songs and the audience
Monday. which nllsd the theater
liked II immensely.
The fun part Of the show 10 con-
trihut.d by Mumford and Thompson.
one q singer and tho other the i'm
personstor OF q foolish stage hand
They have several new stunts since
thar last apPearance here.
week with his popular sons stores
illustrated with motion pictures Fred
Wsber and company stage a ventrllo-
quia act called AT the stage Door
that Is both novel and entertaining
Orben and Dixie in southern songs
and dances. winding up with planta-
ton steps 20 the air Of mouth or
gan. and the diving contests. were
other numbers on the bill.
In pictures the Orpheum Is offer
ina Charles Ray in Sudden Jim
and. at the matinees only, Pearl
White in the second spE,'ode OF The
Fatal Ring"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
ALASKANS GO
MILES TO SIGN
DRAFT ROLLS
By GEORGE MARTIN
efd1 Correspondent United Pres,


WASHINGTON. Aug. 7-Over
lonely mountain passes and thru
great stretches OF wild country 20.
day, tho conscriptsble youths OF
Alasks's $4,000 Americans are trud.
ing 10 register for the draft Among
them are several hundred Esquimo
lads.
Further down toward civilization
American boys from prospectors
gangs are coming in from the noun.
tains. Some must travel many miles
to reach the mountain cabin or
frontier settlement where Uncle
Sans agent awaits them.
General headquarters for the
Alaskan draft is the ofice OF Gov
Gen r. A. Strong az juneau.
Word 20 Gen. Crowder's Office
rom there today said the draft Is
proceeding rapidly. considering the
difficulties OF travel
owing 20 lack OF facilities for
communicating registration inteili-
gence. tho Alaskan registration
day continues from a m. July .
- p m, Sept >. Sundays and
holidays excepted
Aiaska's drawing will be held
probably az the provost marshal
generals once here In Washington
late IN September.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

quest.
"On the most various occasions
the English have described the right
of conquest as the healthiest and
simplest kind OF right, and we can
read in Machiavelli that he who de
tirss 10 take possession OF a coun-
Try will be compelled 20 remove the
king or regent, even by killing him.
These are grave decisions. but
hey must be- taken. for We are con
cernod with the welfare and the
future Of Germany, and concerned
also with reparation for the war OF
destruction that has been directed
against Us
For years 20 come we must main
tain the existing state OF dictator
ship
"Halimeasures and middle
course must be condemned most Of
all Consequently, the sup
Iort6rs Of the colonial movement
must also demand the Belgian coast,
together with the Belgian hlnterland
II We give up the Belgian coast our
fleet VIII lack important bases for
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

home town proves that she can
hold her own with the best ~ them
In the rendition of character songs.
She Is plumr. smiling young wo-
man. who throws herself whole q
heRrtedly into whatever she Is doing.
and she wins her udience hy her
good nature and Willingness o. please.
Elsa RueREer. who eight years ago
left the concert stage 20 make her
home IN Detroit as cellist of the De-
troit string quartet. plays her in
strument with ever increasing skin,
She sa real artist OF the cello and
for years has held tho undisputed
title ~ the foremost woman cellist
Edmund LichtenStein. a native De-
troit-r. assists his wife as director Of
the orchestra. and plays violin
number with cello obligato. The
Offering Is ~ the ultra refined kind
and VIII delight music lovers
There Is much lively run and snap
in the other acts ON the bill
Lew Brice and the Barr twins are
clever and peppery and emitting
their number ~ Little Bit O This
and q Little Rit o. That present &C
centric and picturesque dancing.
singing and patter The twins ara
graceful girls with outre froeks and
Brice. who is n brother ~ tho we'll
known Fannie Br!ce. has wonder
ful pair u educated legs
Eddie and Birdie Conrad. especially
frlGlNt nave n AHFfFQ OTfflNE. tnf AhF-
ter proving himself one % those re
sourceful and talented young people
that In these days literally
sprinkle musical comedy and vaude-
VILE
Something out ~ the ordinary IN
the way 0f team woman act is the
skit of Bonnie Gaylord and Iva Lane
ton. who nrst appear as hlackfaoo
pair and following little alterca F.
tion. continue their scrap" behind
the scenes IN their dressing room
while they wash up" and dress
Howard and SN man oTer scotch and
Irish dancing and Sully Rogers and
Sully win lots of laughs IN a bound
ing tumblinE act that Is "a skilful
as ~ is funny
Tho Jordan Rirls wire performers
were unable 10 appeRr on the after
noon bill because ~ lost trunks and
stage apparatus.
Excellent pictures -lose the bin
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
HUGE GRAIN
CROPSNOW
ASSURED
Oats Will Lead With
100000, 900 Bushel
Yield
WHEAT WILL BE
ONLY AVERAGE
Corn Making Rapid
Strides; Bumper
Yield Likely

CHICAGO. Aug : The crops OF
the country are safe
Nothing now can interfere with
one OF the largest grain Yields IN
American history excepting possibly
an early frost which might damaEe
corn slightly
These were the statements today
OF B " Snow, leading crop au
thority. associated with Bartlett
Frazier company Of Chicago
Oats VIII lead with yield OF /.
800 600 900 bushels, worlds rec
ord. Snow stated Harvesting and
thresh'ng uow IN progress indicate
also the crop OF exceptional
quality
corn has been sent past one
danger point by the rains OF the
last three DAYS The crop will be
late but n is making mp for this IN
more than favorable Yield and In
excellent quality
The winter wheat yield, Snow
said, "a better than expected. but
short because OF damage suffered
during the winter The grade Is
much better than normal
Spring wheat has been very IN.
satisfactory, Snow said The yield
will be 10000 600 bushels short.
This will be oryset. however. by the
Increased winter wheat yield The
crop will DO from $4,000. 900 70 40.-
Ooo. 900 bushels larger than last
year, which was comparatively
small
"risld crops have been doing bet.
ter In the last three weeks than at
any other time THIS season Condi-
tons have been ideal and all crops
wfll be above normal"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

fact that all the acts are good From
lege ri eua In 60 artistic instrumental
and vocal music the whole gamut Of
vaudeville Ia run
The Lyeeum Four. n male quartet.
Is about the most popular act on the
btu because the men are pretty fair
comedians - Wcll as having good
voices and knowing how 70 use them
In catchy and novel songs II the
audience could have had its way this
qu6rtet would have monopoliZed the
whole afternoon
Lawrence Crane. an Irish magician
performs tho usual box 81 tricks that
mystify and ne keeps up a running
nre ~ droll talk while he is doing a.
He explains" many - his featS. so
that when he Is thru they are about
clear as mud" 20 tho audience
Cooper and Hickey have clever
musical act. They both sing ac-
ceptahiy while Mis-. Hickey is an
adept AZ the piano and Mr. Cooper
quin - a beautiful woman and pre-
sents a series O, living pictures
which delight the eve She poses as
the chief female figure IN n number
~ reproductions Of famous master
pieces in a highly artistic manner
Frank J Franc has baby grand
cello. said 70 be the smallest ever
made II il tn, handiwork II his
grandfather. violin maker some
whero in France. Franc makes
splendid use Of his novel instrument,
playing popular and classic selec-
tions as well as giving amusing imi-
taiions The Three Anderson Sis
ters have an interesting program Of
fancy dancing and rope skipping
Thcy arc as graceful as fairies Mo
tion pictures close an entertaining
performance
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
cIub eIxes klddIss outina

The Wolverine Automoblle3 club
provided a delightful outing Monday
for tho little ones In number oi
the public institutions OF the city
The children wero driven around the
city and Belle Isle IN autos before
being seated AZ a picnic spread on
tho island Following the eats.
games we're played and then the
children were returned by auto 70
their institutional homes.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
TEMPLE.

Margaret YounRblood. who made
herself popular at Detroit church en-
tertsinments and charity benefits be-
fore her friends made her realize
that she had talents she could put 90
good professional use. 10 making q
real hit in the Temple this week
Miss Younghlood. In her own
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
EMPLOYMENT. AGENCIES
KINCAID

kINCAlD
II west Fort s. opposite PostoTice.
II idle and can qualify
4 engine lathe monitor lathe.
body paint nnisher' 10 dr'''
house carpenters, SOC punch
press.
9 Hand Screw.
production lathe. 2 natal planers.
metal. 4 wood pattern makers
brass molders. 2 auto door repair.
bench Assem- blers machine
clippers.
~ rough grinders, 3 tool grinders,
brass molders. 2 auto dor repair.
7 tool makers. die makers
3 blecksmiths. forge repair men.
I blacksmlths. 2 forge tuners.
INSPECTORS ON
Pench. foor, parts. motor. cyllnder.
is' engineer : fremcn. papers
garage repair. Ford repair.
2 service repair. motor repair
2 auto car wircmen. , steam Alters,
men FOR battery work redial
6rill.
miiiwrishts conduit electric
ianE
locomotive crane operator,
good factory wiremen, sand
blast
belt repair. shaft oilers. r y
. screw
( machine repair. z furnace helpers.
2 external grinders. Potter
Johnson.
Jones A Iamson operators uni
versal grinders.
10 swing lathe electric
tool trouble. tool inspectors.
. tool milling tool checkers
auto frame riveters. fender
shapcrs
construction electricians. radi-
ator repair,
fender hnishers axle assem-
blsrs
car weshers : metal body fnish-
10 forge hsaters 2 Acme auto
matte.
Lucas horlng. 2 Buari horing
CUTTER GRINDERS
die slnk.rs die clippers
4 tool crib men ; Internal grinders.
l Cincinnati miller. 3 rough car
peut~re
foor marhlnists universal
boring
turret lathe 2 sanders on wheels,
3 Maxwell car repair men. lum
Der pliers
finishing carpenters. motor a.
sernhlcr
1 fire vulcani1er. dc cast opNr-
nt0rs
2 tlrsmfths auto jumpers
Ford driver - electrician help
steam atter helrerv Cleveland
screw
I5 mon 20 learn Buick assembling
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
HELr wANrED-FEmALE
GOOn POSITIONS
At Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous TO
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John K. street, between 8
a. m. and 8 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
German
Officer Keeps
His Poison
Handy

Antwerp (ho SAYS ] shall poison
myself To De prepared for such a
it's snare in the protection OF our
coloniar empire"
contingency constantly carry
strychnine in by pocket. or death
have no fear. but ! do not intend
10 be subjected 10 the anu-German
fury OF the Antwerp mob. What fate
moro shameful can there be to a
German than 70 be trsmpled 10 death
in the streets by bestial barbarians
into whose thick skulls the idea will
never penetrate that the German
occupation really means 70 them
blessings unadulterated7
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
Won Kissing
Revealed
German
Conquest
Design

gium must be GermaniEed complete
~ As the Hamburger Nachrichten
quotes Won Bissing
There Is no prospect that We
shall ever be able 20 conclude with
The KING OF Belgians and his govern
Inent a peace by which Belgium will
remain in the German sphere Of
power, and II Is impossible that the
quadruple entente, over tho heads OF
The allies, shall every accept our
peace demands with regard 10 Bel.
gium II only remains for us, there
fore, TO avoid during the peace ne
gofiations all discussion about the
form OF tho annexation. and 20 sp-
ply nothing but the right OF con
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

the TeutOnic Empires

One of the most hambouyant ex-
pressions OF Germany "ueber allies"
s from a German administrative Off
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

About everything anyone would
want on simmer vaudeville pro-
gram 10 supplied IN the Miles thcater
this week An added charm IL In the
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07

Mnncu
all and
Ma arch T. b p
HAINEs door
&
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
AS Told BY the Newspapers We Get From
and Neutral Nations

Copies OF the political testament
left behind by the late Baron Won
Bissing. reveal the Gernanic desire
The Detroit times., 1917-08-07
rnn .NLr-MIscELL.Nrnr
HAINES' WIGS TOUPEES, LADIES HAIR GOODS
Bsld-headed men auit mop
ping the perspiration from

he top OF your head
and come At once
20 Haines Hair
shop and get a
toupec or wig tnat
NIil stop tho per-
spirafion running
f thc head I've
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