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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
TeutOns, Peace Reject
ed, Will Fight to
End, Says Note
DENY PROPOSAL
WAS WAR TRICK
Say Foes ScOrned an
Honest Effort at Just
Settlement

BERLIN, Jan. II Wireless to
sayyille. y. Y)-The Overseas News
Agency gives out the following:
z HOTe WIS EIvcTT 10 representa-
tiyes OF all neutral governments By
the German government today. The
document first states that the Ger
man government has received the re
ply OF the Entente powers 10 the
Central powers, note of Decemher II,
containing the proposition to enter
al once Into peace negotiations. fhe
note then continues
our adversaries decline this prop
csitton. giving as reason that "
is a proposition without sincerity ana
without Importance.
The form in which they cl0the
their communication excludes an am
swer To them. but the imperial gov
eminent considers ~ important 60
point out TO the governments of th7
neutral powers us opinion about the
I'M Ctntiar poV-rs have " cason
to enter into any discussion about
the origin % the worlds war His
tory viii Judge upon whom falls the
immense guilt of tho WaF. History =
verdict VIII us Ittlc pass over the
cncirclinr policy OF England. the re-
venge policy OF France. and the en-
deavor or Russia 10 gain CONSTANT
nopic aA II VIII pass over the iusft-
cations OF Serbia. the assassination
IN Saraioyo, and H." complete mob
ilization Of Russia. which meant war
against Germany.
Germany and her allies. who had
60 take arms for the defense ~ their
liberty and their existence consid@r
thts. their aim in thie war, obtained.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Will Try to Learn What
Is Wrong in Build
ing Board
THURSDAYS MEET
HAS NO RESULT
Absence of Quorum De-
lays Action on In
spectOrs' Cases

Following Immediately upon the
announcement Of Commissioner vii
liam d Mcdonald. of thc buHdin
department chat hc proposed g.
-ueresi to Mayor Marx nat he abo.
g. D the Building commits ion. AS an
no0nced m the Times Thursday
comes ho announcement ihat No
mayor wa cai 'be members OF thc
comm SON iuo session 90 discover
whu wrong with the department
The fairs of iho department are
noW "a foIr different tribunals, \
ctarEe of aribcry has lkcn jh,
18ldue department into the re-
cordera court in thc case of 81
tudrr brna accused of trying tc
,brilr au Inspector the .dmc in
perw bias been discharged and has
arlesled hi- case fo lhe ci,il s.r}
ice commission tho tulllae com
m tom iise,i IS considering The
-13a blr which ha a,i-e1 between
Har Ruand an Inspector ant
Cha nsp aior Dupont and noa The
uayor cnmo- out wIth The an
nowcnW,D that he viii try 20 hnC
cuf What i- ronv
mocfiHs of thr building corr.
m .an was called for Thur day af
lernoon io corsidcr several import
ont matters but mo- quorum was
.r,srn and sU no official action
cavld bo trten Th- MAS in hcop
uc th ihe iact tha' recently 4,
bs been ihe rule rather than thc
eNd .pton thar no quorum ha, beer
pre- ant To is said to be dle tc
he sac that iho commit sslancr, are
ra outs" A. the jast prs yious
meeting only Commissioner Mcpon
ala was present and be- could MOI
act legally in the absence of Com
mis- sionrr- Haggcrly and Schmid
while on Thursday afternoon Hag
gcrty and Schmidt were the onll
(CortInued on Page rvsp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
WILSON, ENTENTE TERMS SECURED,
EXPECTED TO BEND EFFORTS TOWARD
BRINGING OUT DEMANDS OF TEUT0NS
Ally Peace Terms and
Germany's Manifesto

The Allies. On their reply 20
president Wilson's note. declare
reace VIII be- accepted onlA with
,he accomplishment of the follow
lns objects.
The restoration of Belgium. of
serbia. md OF Montenegro. The
indcmn.t.e~ due them.
Evacuation OF the invaded terri
tories Of France, OF Russia and of
Humnnis. with Just repnrntion,
Rcors nnisstion Of Europe gunr-
nntccd by stable regime.
Restoration of provinces or ter
ritOrics wrested In the past from
the Allies by force or against the
VIII OF their populations.
Liberation of Italians, Of >iaNs,
Of Kumanians. ani of Tchecho
SloNHques from foreign DONNA
tion.
..nfrnnchisement OF population
subject 10 the bloody tyranny of
thD Turks.
Expulsion from Europe of the
Ottoman empire, which has proved
itScIi 80 rHdIcaITy nTfen tO western
iNiiiatiOo.
Germany. in a counter note. de-
nounciIE the Allies for refusing
20 consider reasonable terms,
says:
G~rmnny aud her allies mnde nm
honest attempt 10 terminate the
war nnd open the road for nm
understanding among the betltEer-
cntS. The imperial government
merely depended upon the decision
of the ndversarieS whether the
rond towards peace should be en-
tered upon ar not.
The hostile governments have
a .cI.ned 90 accept this road. Upon
hem falls the full responsibility
for the continuation Of the blood
~hed.
The four tTeptonicb allied pow
ers. however, shall continue to
struggle until n peace will be
gained which guurnntecs to their
nations their honor. existence and
liberty cf des ei0nDicnt, rt.a&. n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Earth Rocks When
kingsland, n. j.,
Plant ExplOdes
MANY CITIES ARE
SHAKEN BY SHOCK
t-s -..s" fHt.ta.
Country for Mile s
Around Subjected to
BOmbardment

JERSEY CITY. X j.. Jan r.
Intermittent explosions, caused by
bursting OF stray shells. could still
hr trr7rrtf t-stfiiyf teAas ia tAa wreck
age OF the munitions plant OF the
Canadian Car & Foundry company
DESTROYED late yesterday with loss
estimated at si2.000,0oo
stored In two concrete buildings
Hs vet urtarfagetl. weFa tens OF tFi
nitrotoIuol--the most powerful OF
explosives--usod In making high
power shells. Had this been reached
nv the fire which swept the plant.
untold damage would have resulted.
Danger OF thc powerful explosive
letting go now Is believed To have
passed
The town of Kingsland and tho
surrounding country today bore
every mark Of having been thru 4
terrific bombardment.
Some houses showed gaping
holes thru which the cold wind
whisiled. Roofs OF others were per
foratcd Windows were out The
hard rock road near tho big munl-
tions plant Was pitted with shell
holes. anyone OF whith was biz
enough 10 bury dog in The De
aware a I.ackawauna railway tracks
were torn up for distance OF two
miles. Rails were twisted and ties
blown out Of place
Early reports that number ~
men were killed proved 10 be er-
roneous. Later reports declared
about lG mon missing but Mayor
Clay today declared all had been
accounted for.
with the checking up OF the com
panv employees. it Is now apparent
only two were killed Michael
Wcinski was struck by a train and
killed ~ he He'd under rain Of
shells from the scene.
Herman Bicktre was struck by a
shell. Ills back was broken
Bnt fo rtne fact that fuses had not
vet been .itached 20 the high tx
plosive shells, the property damage
in the vicinity OF the PLAN would
have been much heavier and the
loss ~ life would probably have
been great. The shrapncl shells eX'
ploded. scattering bullets broadcast.
The high power shells merely shot
up in the air however and fell with
out exploding They would. hav"
done have damage had they let 70.
Upwards cf 500 men, women and
children were Cared for by the au'
thoritics of Jersey City and other
surrounding towns last night. All
were routed from their homes II
Kingsland Immediately the hre and
explosions started Some slept IN
school houses, others In private
homes and many women were cared
for AZ hospitals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
CHADSEY TO ASK
IINEW SCHOOLS
school superintendent Has S3,-
100000 Program for the
Coming Year

Expenditure OF $4,000 600 in 1917.
Is for II new school buildings and
10 additions to present buildings VIII
be recommended by Supt Chadscy
IN mceting of the beard Of cdu
cation real estate committee. next
TUESDAY
The new buildings proposed by
the superintendent of schools in
ciude ono junior high school and
schools fcr cripples and deaf mutcs.
Sites must be purchased for 10 Of
The proposed buildings
Supt Chadsey's program of school
expansion for the next five. years
contemplates IL new buildings and
additions TO 50 buildings now in use.
The new junior high school probably
VIII be loc iicd al Brooklyn-ave and
locusi-st. near the Franklin school
Some Of the new buildings viii bc
located in annexed territory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
SLEEPER NAMES
men FOR JOBS
DR.. Frank SUBWAY. of Lam
sing, New Pardon Board
Member

LANSING Mich Jan - Gov
sleeper Thursday sent the follow
me appointments to The senate fo,
confirmation
Dr Frank w Shumwav OF Ian
sing. mcmbcr OF tho board of par
dons for The term ending Dec 3i
1921
Walter J Hunsakor. OF Saginaw
as state FISH commissioner. for
the term ending DC 81 1922
Herbert f. Powell of Ionia. as a
member Of the state board ni mo
diation and Cancellation 10 succeed
Frank l.. Dodge. for the term end
ine Aue %. 1917
Atl'eon J.. Wright of, Bad Ayc aa
a member of the board of trustee
of The Michiean school for ibe
Deaf. at Flint. for the term ending
Dec 81, 1922
Franklin y Sayre. of Flushln
as member OF the board of irus
tees OF The Industrial school for
Bows for The term ending Doc 80
1922
Wi'liam O. Lee of Port Huron
as q member of Tho bo9Sd OF man
ayers Of the Michigan Soldiers
home 90 succeed John ~ Dennis.
for the term ending Fob 2S 1927
Spencer ". nlakcly. OF bad Axe.
as a member OF the board OF man
agcrs of The Michion soldier
home 20 succeed Robert J Frost
for the term ending Feb IS. 1921
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Would Centralize All
State Purchasing
Activities
SENATE TO VISIT
INSTITUTIONS
Thirty-three Proposed
Laws Now Before
Legislature
BY ". l.. CALNoN.
tStaf Correspondent Detroit to-

tStGf Correspondent Detroit Tirsesl
LANSING. Mich. Jan 70 The
state senate will hold no real ses
sions next week. the senators de-
cided today. bur VIII devote the
time 20 visits 10 state institutions
TO ascertain their needs in an ap.
preparation way during the next two
years House members decided 20
continue TO hold regular sessions
excusing from attendance those
members Who are on state instifu
tlon committees Senate sessions
viii be called on Monday. Tuesda,
and Friday. bar there is no chance
of quorum being present on any
Of those DAYS.
The senate held only brief ses.
sions both this morning and yes
tcrday. confirming the appointments
of Gov sleeper announced ycster
day and hearing the titles of several
new bills read One senate bill
asks S20S.000 for maintenance OF
tho girls industrial school at Adrt
an during the next two years and
sG5.8s6 additional for land. improve
ments and one new cottage
Senator Tripp introduced two tax
bills. one taxing bonds a half q
enc per cent annually instead OF
The present tax of the same amour
assessed only once The other would
wipe out the mortgage tax law by
oxcmpiiug from taxes al mort
cages In which nor more than Z pc
cent interest is 'charg9d. and az The
same time making it illegal TO
charge more than per cent
Nino new bills we're introduced
in the >hoAse\ yesterday afternoon
making total of 33 90 date The
most important OF the now bins waf
introduced by Rep. Young and aim
20 create a state purchasing depart
ment Under ~ provisions The gov
ernor would appoint a state purchas
l(Cortinucd ON Page Twol
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
If Not, He'll Recover
from Wounds, Is the
Announcement
DEADLY TABLETS
ARE MISSING
Close Watch Is Kept
on WOuld-Be
Suicide

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i2r Harry
X Thaw viii live. despite his AT
tempt TO end his life by cutting his
throat and wrists yesterday. pro
viding he did not swallow any ol
the deadly poison tablets discovered
to be missing from bottle found
in his pocket.
Physicians At st Mary's hospital
declared early today they were
greatly concerned over the possihil.
ity that ThaW may have taken the
poison. With the discovery that
some Of the tablets were missing
Thaw was watched closely
Dr. John r Aust an, resident al
ST. Mary's. today SAID
we are on fence Thaw's con
dition is still IN doubi mainly 10.
cause we cannot determine whether
he took any of The poison. which
would certainly Xii him. n viii prob
ably be several cays before mis-
stomach car be anaiyzed
III Ai' .iA' AtAAfiNlf' f.ffl " IfiA.Nf Ilhf'
tive 10 colnteract tho action OF the
poison. II 1haw did DO what rhysi
clans sccm 20 fear, Is being employ
cd Thaw had revived somewhat
This morning from the supper in
which he fingered thruoui Yesterday
lie could not talk but further cf.
forts will 30 made b, ihe police to
got statement from him some time
today.
The wounds thar Ihaw slayhod i'm
his throat and vri o. were not deep
enough 10 hiring about death. except
by slow bleeding ile missed his
Iugular vein by a bare either ct an
pch and the mair arteries of ms
wrist by the same fraction.
lie had lost considerable blood
however. before Mrs Elizabeth
Tacot in whose home he attempted
to end his life. found him.
While physicians were battiin2
to save his life friends outside 81.
Continued on PAGE Two.b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
URNITURESTORE
SWEPT BY FIRE;
DAMAGE, $500

Fire in the furniture store OF Sto-
well & Noble. at Nos 22S7-S9 West
JCferson-ave.. abont l:30 FRIDAY
morning. caused damage TO the
0uildiHg and stock estimated at 81.
zoo Firomen we're handicapped by
ccnse smoke from burning uphol.
sfery.
An oyerheated stove resulted in
.licht damage TO the home of Carl
Schmidt, No % Cabot-st
While thawing out gas pipe,
workmen SET fire TO the premises at
No. 800 Woodwar,lave owned by
Fred Sanders, No. IL Woodw ard
ave, and occupied by John Bregg
Damage was slight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
3 KNOWN DEAD
IN CAR WRECK
WOrkmen Continue the Search
for Victims Of Rock
ford Smash

ROCKFORD. III. Jan 12.--WOrk.
men today continued their scarcn
for bodies NJ victims of last nights
wreck. when crowded street car
was hurled over tie sTderof tres
tie into Kent Creek 80 feet below.
by an Illinois Central freight train
Three persons arc fnown 20 hc
dead and seven injured That there
are other dead whose bodies win not
he recovered until The car. partly
submerged in io feet Of water. mats
been raised is the belief of passen-
gers who escaped. -
Failure 20 nag the crossing in front
of the switching freight train Is said
q, have boon the cauac OF the acci-
cent
The dead Miss Josie pwycr Miss
Christine sJogrcn, Miss Ellen John
son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
State Campaign Cost
the "HOme Rulers"
Nearly 100000
REPORT SHOWS
BIG DEFICIT
Detroit Brewers Con-
tributed Nearly $780,
600 to the Fund

II cost the vets just s6f6,If5 10 bc
defeated IN the last election accord.
ing 10 the expense account of the
Home Iule league fled late Thurs
day afternoon In he county clerks
Utiice. According ia .ine account
iiled the donations amounted "a
$3.50. .2G775, leaving deficit Of Si57,.
507.
Robert +. HarienYein, treasurer
e the Home Rule league hled the
statement just in time 10 escape pos
ible arrest for violation of the
,aw requiring that political parties
lie their expense accounts within
certain time limit ne limi. having
expired the day before the account
was filed The penalty Is fnc oi
$1,000 or hnprisctnent fo- two
years. but il is not Likely 10 be ureed
now that the account has finally
Leen submitted
According 20 these figures IL cost
lhc vet interests about sL50 for
every voter in IA Ftate and nearly
81 for eyery--v1tt--t lfrr-t,--f, -tt--------
The StrOW Brewing interests made
the largest CONTRIBUTION TO The cam
paign fund Bernard and Julius
Suoh each contributing $22 og3.
while the focbel company came
next, August Gocbcl. Jr. giving SIS.
200 and Fritz Gocbel sll.50o G..
Darmstaeticr and H. Darmstaettcr
each gave 81 25d and D. Darmstaet-
ter $500 This group OF seven men
alone turned in almost 100000 In all
there were 3.nS0 contributions 20 the
fund, but not that many individuals.
a. some OF the contributors appear
two or three uuea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
THIEF HURLS
BRICK, STEALS
S244 IN JEWELRY

Jewclry valued az S244 was stolen
from the store OF MillerI IIoefer Co.
No 33 State-st. early Friday morn
ing. by thieves who threw brick
thru the windoW. The robbers es-
capped.
Charged with the larceny of n
sealsKin coat valued At 5000. from
Miss Edna Morrill,. No tGt Fourth
st.. Cia.encc and Fred Buile. broth
ers. were arrested in their home,
No Sc Hrush-st. early Friday morn
INK. bg Detectives Golden. Bande-
mer and staples Miss Morrill, al
l,gcs he saw one OF the men leav-
ing the house with the garment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Miss Funor Byrus. NeW York
lawyer. las started 0n toHr fn in
funrate cl1'ee4 lcr suffrage
wofksis. an6 lnc fAt one is\tn be
opened inN Nilufalo She PROPOSES 70
leach 8omon aHyoI to learn hos
to make Cunrcr. - lhe cause how
10 do b.
Much ni iho -uHaLc work done
m the past n} m'uNned workers
lost eifeciivene beeau-c 81 hat
very lacA Vi trainmg. said she.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Il. OF c. TO HELP
DETROIT GUARDS
GET EMPLOYMENT

George ~. kirehner Under Knife.
George ~ kirchncr. president of
th, Gcrman.American bank and d.
rector OF the Guaranty Trust com.
/ any underwent a successful OPERA
ton Thursday. in Harper hospital
ior gall stones Ills condition WAS
favorable Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Fair Visitor I'D seems No know
every body that IA anybody Is he a
society editor
Mr. sparkley oh. no--he's the
country constable that arrests them
for speeding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Az sections Of the country arr ev-
pected TO ne fepresented at ire ans
nunl convention Of The American Inv
siitute OF Electrical Engineers
which meets today in Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Roller skates were invented hS
Jar es l.. Piimpion Of New York in
1869
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Fish.plates FOR joining rails JnoW
UNIVERSAL nrst used AZ Newcastle.
Del, in iS43.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
AnIn CmnIrE nE nATIIING

snouid hc the Wayne Hotel Mineral
and Turkish Bsths for Men and Wo-
men. omen day and night Expert at
tendants.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

prtatlng-the pfsin neat kIrd---ss-t
o. sight--Times Job Dept>--Msfn f51e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
ALLY AND GERMAN NOTES HOLT
OUT NO HOPE OF EARLY PEACE
Cannon Sh pped TO United States By Carloads

The picture shows some Of the
guns used on the various bat
tie fronts in Europe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
w,NNE HoTEL CAB.REl

Opening Saturday night as go
Rchned entertainers and novelty or
Chcstra.-AdV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

If The Times prints IL. The Times believes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
SMALLEST POTATO
CROP IN GERMANY

IAltIu July lG Thn lm'"ll'H"h'"
,,,,,c,, nr the United Sinl"u hrmE
~ ,,rf,,Ird ~ In"iirrL r"r obtaining
,ur u,,Ick IT., livery Of irnn"ln'i"nH i'"'
.,.ru,,u urr.rruucrr With TIA" ruTi"'h"
r mountaineering other ,chrum"ln al VI
formation concerning inl"rnnl CONN.,
tIuu'; In Germany.
rnr,rn rrr"uuly perceived r"rr' "I
IIr yyhrnl rrup IN lNnnnlh. n'"'h 81
v.hI..I II re expected Will II" irnn"r"r'""
f. Germany. I'll" vrE"lHhi" crop w
trrtuuuv with tit" exception 81 I"'"
Inrn ln r"purt"h hv ia" T"rinHn r''H'
f. Loo good. I'll" German irnll crop
f., hnd mud til" pnini" crop Is cN1"'''''
T., h.. liz. iunnlirst since tho beginning
rr tho WHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

rise 10 u rr"ni ",I"nt I'll, dunbar
i"iI f"r IIilrirnIRh ~ "'"l"'h nIi, 10"
Ill,,rIr ..niuc ~ ~ hnIf hour luirr ln"I
uIrIIi IT, how, f", NnInu"rnr ~ " ~
IhIu rnmrmIuH Th" ':r""n!rnh f"r l'li'H-
luItrh i- duo ~ "rl""k ihlr evening
'rHo ruulnr viii r'"r her" i"m"rr"w on
her rur /" ''hn,I' rI"u
rnuiniu ErnIu" 81 III" wharf boat
rInIr- TINT III" l;uih. rhi"h w"" rrnN
rrrcutlv f. I"lug "l"rhnul"h and VII
Lr r.ndv Tmr ur" ur>i w""k. va" r''Rn-
NC I,"nr ''rrnIhnd":' rnrt'h N"'i"rdny
for point" from down tn" river.
Htcnmbontmnn Robbed.
rI%,'INHNTI. n.'u. July H. J"n"H
T. urn.hrr. rl", "r III" hhr" riN"r
.IrumInrt Kentucky. complained !" con-
irnl station I"ll"' her" i"d"y Unit w"
.h,ndIIa hnd knnrkrd him down ~ inc
Garner of Front mud Ludlow street"
I'm tho rity'g river dirtrl"i. aud r"hh"h
him or $50 Brnrhcr dc"lhr"r on" or
him nrsaiInnrn wnn n n"Sr" md ihr Quiet
white man.
RIVER TELE0RAMB.
DAWN Ihlnnd DnIn--9.3 feet. fnllink'
rain.
Stoubcnvillc-l1.9 fcct. rising: rain.
Parkornburg-l2 foot. falling: cI"uny'
MorRnntnwn--S4 feet. rlsinR: c'ouuS'
on Ciiy-I.7 feet. failing: cloudy.
warrcn-3.3 feet. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
ARGENTINE
RUPTURE IMMINENT

NFI Nos AIRES. July IT, NrE'n
tina han instructed h'r minister IN
Berlin 10 demand Of tn" I."imIm rnH
eminent an answer Ia The Nrr"ulin"
OF" calling for Satisfaction for tho tor
prdGinr Of IN" Ar@rnrin" steamer
'rnru. and tn" Irr"mis" 10 C"as" dNarki
ON ArE"n;lu" ships.
Pending III" receipt IT thu reply.
diplomatic relations h"lw""n tn" lVn
governments remain ON Ih"!r l"riil''
basis, bur Il rupluG" IL considered I'M
minCni. the general npinInn being mat
Germany Will mo- give The !hilslhr.
ZION demanded
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f73 Welfare

: nnas or nausea IL avoided and this mnl"5
for tho future hoalth md nntur" OF III"
child Write to Tho Brndneld Regulator
Co, Dnpt r, $50 Lamor Building. Atlanta.
Ga for their book. motherhood and tho
Illby- II Ia FREQ to Nil women. Get IL
bottle Of Mothers Friend ut your drug
rlstn' today md 90 not neglect 10 apply
II ntSht and morning
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lev hy whlrh III" mlnnrH r"'uI"l 1ull
recognition "f tic union. the IIFh' ''
pat Ihrir "h",l "Iglrnnn "n 'h" con-
pnnIcr' Iirpl'-, nnI Tia" rlK'', !" ""n'"'
IT." on Ihr '"rurnml"r' rr"p"r' 100. TIC
n,r hundred nj lk"rr w"ro hnlh"r"i'N"'F
Iruurird 10 hnv" returned to work..
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hwy von,.n hood DO hor du% In
rs1inG . sTom dDoron ana n s,s11n1
S~S]nS~ cA1dnhxh havo used tho sAfe.
..1nsnof p9spa9.,S.E'1Mother. Fr,ond':
no oH1n sstn q tho Abdon'sn Il Ineoe
elastic, % T P o,s sI 1ss tnf nsn
r4na,ds nd Other sore~.osn Ia
E INC tsuo4Dcy TO morning rick
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Wnrwoud Lads DlBUrdorly.

TWO "f Warw""h'T well known |"""N
ulru were caught up Shl"'"hH 'N'H'''H
ny ,u' at WI" ling = l".'I l''I''" '"'
rIl~"rd'rly ""r'iT"' nnd w''" I"'N'" VI
Iut srlIIIl uul
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gTRIRE IS ENDED.

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