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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
DIR. FISHER OF
NEW YORK WILL
ADDRESS Y. NJ. c. A.

Or. George J Fisher, lifelong
student Of physical problems OF the
Young man. viii address thc mons
mass meeting ia the s. NJ G a.
SUNDAY afternoon OF "Whv should "a
man marry?"
As member of The recently APP
POINTED military training commi- sion
OF New York state and head OF Tho
worlds largest athletic organization,
he IS national figure in physical
education. Together with Presiden,
Finley. OF New YORK. un.yersit. ti44
Luther H. Gulick Dr Fisher is inl
terested in working out tho plan of
military training which Now York
has decided upon for th, public
schools OF rhe entire state
pr. Fisher Is head ~ the s. ". G.
\ physical department. Cor an North
America
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
FUGITIVE CAUGHT
IN INDIANAPOLIS

Verne Wilson. OF indianapolis.
who escaped sensationslly from the
recorders court about six weeks ago
by climbing down an electric light
wire. has been recaptured in Indian.
apolis and Detroit police officers will
bring MIN back,
Wilson and a companion were in
court waiting for arraignment on the
charge OF robbery while armed For
n short time they were lett alone in
a jury room William netzger. the
other man, was captured before h
got far from the building, and j. now
in the county Jail awaiting trial. He
will be held until the police brinc
Wilson back
Local detectives say tho two men
are desperate characters and that
they have four separate charges
agains, hem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
ARREDONDO TO
RECEIVE POST IN
MEXICO CABINET

QUERETERO. Mex. Ian 1t IS
generally understood IN dc facfo
government Official circles that Am.
bassador Arredondo will he offered
the portfolio Of minister OF Gober-
nacion. Arredondo g. believed SO
look with favor on this new tass
and will be designated by Carranza
for tho place Immediately upon his
arrival here Otherw see he will -
returned 90 Washington. according
TO reports from usually most relia-
Bile sources here today Arredondo
is due 10 arrive az Laredo. Tex. 10
night enroute TO Quertero
The Carranza government will
heartily receive and officially vel
come the arrival OF Ambassador
Fletcher from the United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
WARRANTS OUT
FOR SUSPECTS

Warrants were issued Saturday
morning for John Foley. Sianley
Rogo- and Albert Nowicki. held b.
the police as suspects for the killinr
OF james Martyniak. his wife and III.
father in.law. in the Martynisk gro
Gerry. No Sjl Dequindrest. Dec. 90
The warrants we're iysled becaus,
Attorney Anthony Nelson appeared
before Judge Murphy during the
morning with Writs OF habeas corpus
for the release OF Foley and nogos
The writs were refused when the
warrants were issued
The petitions for the release OF
the two men were made by their re
spective landlords Chief Barney
Whelan has ordered the men detain.
Cd because OF desth-bed idendhca-
ton by Mrs Nartyniak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
How Will Bring Ur My Baby-Bllie Burke
FAMOUS STAGE BEAUTY SAYS CARE II TAKEN NOT
TO PUT LITTLE ONE IN COLD SHEETS TO SLEEP;
COLD BEDCLOTHES CAUSE" SNIFFL ES"
~ BILLIE BURKE.


Before the baby IL born one must
mink OF and prspare the child's bed.
Tor il IL there the little one should
spend most of It's time for the frst
three months and at least half OF tie
time until year old.
The simplest OF all furnishings
should be those loving mother
makes for her baby
One OF my friends took large
clothes basket. painted II white and
70 the bottom placed some wooden
Stats On these she built q delight
fol and sanitary bed for her baby
one from which IL could not roll out,
and with sides high enough 10 Keep
the drafts from the open windows
away from his tender flesh
have wire spring in my hahys
bassinet and over II Is placed thin
hair mattress This cover may be- OF
cotton N one wishes
Little "Flo's" mattress is covered
with rubber sheet, then cotton
heei and lastly cotton pad on
Shich she Is laid and covered with
cotton sheet and Hight wool
blanket or down comfort.
Al these things are easy TO make
nd as much or "a little money can
bc put into them as may be con
stnient
Some nurses recommend "a hair
Pillow. but under no circumstances
should any pillow be more Than an
inch high
My baby has SOFT pillow of down
covered with pink upon which her
iarlins rcd head looks adorable
Her blankets and comiorf- sro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
Hi CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
MoTuERHooD-A WORLD APART.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
WOULD AMEND
LAW LIMITING
CAPITAL STOCK

\ Ward Copley. a member OF the
state legislature, has prepared q
bill which IS designed TO take the
limit on Michigan corporations
stosk issues. The present Law lin.
it's the capitalization Of corpora
lion to $4,000 00o. The law was
adopted about 90 years ago when a
S25 100000 corporation in Michigan
was unheard of Now. there are
several concerns in Detroit which
could handle their business TO better
advantage If permitted 10 increase
their capital stock 10 more than S25.-
600, 900. Taking the limit on. IL is
argued. would have the additional
advantage OF giving the state more
revenue from the Incorporation fees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
WILL DISCUSS
PROHIBITION

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Pastors union. which will be
held in the Y NJ c. a, Monday
morning, az 1890. VIII he devoted
10 the proposed prohibition cam.
paign. Two speakers of national
prominence viii address the meet.
ing, Howard II. Russell, represent.
ing the Anti Saloon League, will dis
cuss The nation wide movement for
prohibition" and Grant " Hudson
superintendent of the Michigan Anti.
Saloon League, will discuss "The
enactment of proper legislation TO
carry out the recent vote of our own
state"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
No. s2-PARrNeRsHIp.

The first gift Cupid always gives
a girl is pair OF rose-eolored spec
taeles.
Il was now Howard turn 10 20
thru some discouraging experiences
which were not unlike my own
when started 10 find employment.
ON the might my sweetheart told
me that his father had said ir we
were To marry Howard must WORK
and support me himself We had
talked quite Payly OF the prospect
To b. sure Howard had never
earned cent i'm his life But ho
was not lazy And he had a mind
above the average young man of his
class. Also he was equipped with
splendid education which had
been given him at one OF our best
colleges. That ne could not &c
forth and in "A few days obtain q
position which would give rs q
comfortable home did MOI enter oul
young heads We began 10 plar
the size OF the apartment We would
take. We even planned It's furnish
ings. For We We're very young, very
impetuous, and very much In love
We we're in no mood 10 wait foi
orr happiness.
And then Howard began 20 tln'
that positions which would pay hin
between four and five thousand do
lars year this WAS the humbl'
sum we had decided his services
were worth--were not awaiting hin
in every offce building shall
never forget the expression on hi.
face when ne came 10 see me In
the evening. after his first day
speni al iobhuntlug lie looked
Yer, weary and little puzzled
"Wha' lnck. sweetheart
asked. and I raised nv mouth foi
his kiss
Well Di. said Howard slowly
Il didn't see anything ~ All today
mean. DE- went on IN an effor'
TO be very honest y didn'f see an.
place where thew would have nc
looked w. some Of the boss who
we're ia college With me and som
of dads friends. and. by Jove, d,
Won know they said have 70 star
IN al tcn or hf,een dollars week
Holy smoke That wouldnt On,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
CAPT. SELOUS,
EXPLORER, is
WAR VICTIM

GLOUCESTER, Eng. Jan s.
Death In action of Capt. F. G So.
lous, famous, African explorer, was
reported in message received here
from East Africa Saturday
Capt. Selous was &C years old and
was known as one OF the worlds
authorities on African fauna and
fora. He was the author OF numer-
Gus books on hunting and exploring
and visited Canada and the United
States about 10 years ago.
Selous was with Col. Roosevelt in
1903 on the latter's hunting trip in
South Africa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
Society

Mr.. and Mrs George Llddle, No.
- Senera-ave., announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Agnes
LiddIe 20 Bernard l. Gilmore.
Mr and Mrs. Frank T. Caughey,
OF Crosse Pointe. left Friday for
Cuba and Florida, where they will
spend the remainder OF the winter.
o
Tnc January graduating class OF
the Thomas school has elected the
following officers: President, Homer
Suits ,icepresident, Elvire Muel-
Ter; secretary. Harry Collett treas
urer. Marie steil
o
Mrs j. Frederick Hartz is in New
York. where she went 10 meet her
sister. Mrs Frances Boynton Whit
ton. who has just returned from
France, where she has been nurse
in the American hospital In Neuilly.
Mrs. Wilton viii return 20 Detroit
Feb.
o
Enos Mills. OF Estes park, in Colo
radon viii be the guest OF the con.
servation committee OF the TWEEN.
tieth Century club. at a civic lunch
con, Thursday. Jan. II, at 1915
o'clock in the Century. building Mr.
Mills who is chairman of the Ma,
tional Parks Civic association. will
give an illustrated talk on Mature
and ourselves" The luncheon will
be open to non-members of the club
and tickets may be procured in the
club office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08

Aie bed of ieaee- was gone. but
enough remained 90 be crowded in
at one end and -hu. ont the snow.
lis corn anu nuts were gone, but
hc didn't think ~ these then He
WASH huUer Goodness. no.
Thouelt of food never entered his
mead then lic WIZ thankful 10 bc
olive and tic first thing 10 be
though o. was 10 hui ON the cold.
r. Unknown io bin. Jhe snow was
helping hG-fo this 10 was drifting
ever that broken liab and in "A little
While 81 bad qul.e buried 90 Then
The cold AR could 30 longer reach
him and Chattero began 10 feel
fairly comfortable The deeper tho
snow became The warmer " grew
and after q while Chattcrer actually
curled up and weu 10 sleep You
81, after hi awful fright ae was
quite usej VIZ
Ncu sl9n aalorer Learns to
iistu SfWn h
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
Deans

Joseph Farmhouse. fsS Waterloo. "a
y afs, loNhf pneumonia. Francis SUIT
tom, 800 Brew ster, 50 years, apuplGxy.
la1arcth IS orld. Grac. hospital an
rev. - years. io1sr pneumonia. Ber-
nice b"nsley. children's Free hoSpt-
fll. j year, troncho pneumonia. Will
liam Esh, samaritan hospital 20
years. l0hHr pneumonia. David j.
James, 80 Clinord. - years. pneum"-
n.Ai Cora f. Keller. Q. Avery. %
years, I'm $50 NAL obstruction. RATHER
inr Mncii cr4nn. 2Hi Vermont. "a
ears. exhaustion. Thomas Mullignr.
tls Alta Ler. itIl West Grand blvd.
~ years. uruncno pneumonia. John
Ieirfon. ltrcolFing hospital 60 years.
fidctli ed skull. Augusta Gusiavus.
froria rh.lmo ,. rhumne 5ts Twen-
tf-fiphfh. months. epilepsy Mary
D., hellnrr. 100 commonwealth, ~
-eure. catarrhal pneumonia Henry
bfandau. $3.50 Fiold. IS years. lobAr
pneumouIa. Minnie Uthes. 49, Chris
tiancN. f4 wears. chronic heart dis
ease 1ns Bloom. Detroit House ~
totrcstiuu about t7 years, alcohol
hospitai about months malnutri-
ton William belfAvcn Reynolds
pos p Niurwoud. month. hroncho
pneumonia Fred Conkiin. so Max
weil, i1 wears tubcrcuiosis sidney
~ Wi-ict. fil GFatiot 10 DAYS, ate
lectasls Martin r Bach. Receiving
hospital. 80 wears. bronchial pneumo-
mia. Mar Short 100 clinton. IS
ears. tuueroulosis. Czaslaw pawls-
N@yk. 1000 i'mwood. 70 years. gen
nral poriforlfia Lily Rogers. Harper
/ hospital. - years obstruction Of
bowels. Lewis shields Herman Kie-
f~r hospital 3 yrat. laryp~oal diph-
iheria Iur Hsrretein. 1873 wilkins 20
years. hroncho pneumonia. Robert r..
I CHASE Harper huspiftl. ? y1onths.
spinln uitida Trace NJ. Lidiugton.
/ 1897 Tift -enth. 20 wears lohar pueu-
/ muuia Miles Harris. llarosr hospi-
tHI IS wears. mNocardTlis. ANNA
! Brapg 91I Fisher 90 wears nephri-
&c. foscph y kean. 3t5 Charlotte. 7
I month double lahar bneurno nia
/ Katherine 4nffnlEer T95 T~ilwood. g.
,.nnrs nrirto rastrffir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
LAW PREVENTS
NON-PARTISAN
ELECTION, RULING

Corporation Counsel Harry
Dingeman has notified the Detroit
Citizens league that he cannot ap-
prove tho proposed charter amend
ment calling for non-partisan cleo
ton for the naming OF city officers
IL explains that IN his opinion this
is impossible under the present cleo
tion law II is he idea of the spoi
sors for the ncn-partiean election 10
hold u in the fall OF tho so-calle'
"oN" years, when there Is no state
or national election.
Under the primarr election law
which Is nov IN force only suct
cities As are operating under com
mission form OF government NAV be
exempted from its operation II is
that clause which has caused NJ
DinsSman 10 withhold bis support
Pliny w Marsh OF the Citizens
league. has written Mr.. Dinseman
stating that he believes the wording
OF the law is such as 80 ieave The
meaning clear that Detroit would be
within its rights in adopting the non
partisan municipal election. He de
cHres that the law has been SO con
strued in the cases OF various Mich
gan cities which now have non
partisan elections However. his or
ganization viii ask the legislature &c
mend the primary law. Meanwhile
the common council will bc asked
to submit the question 90 the voters
II tho legislature acts fayorably on
the request t~- p,sstteit.- titat-tht
voters may De asked 20 decide The
question next fall or in the slring
Of fgfS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08

100 much hunting around for breasts
30 las weart hearts upon and not
enough time given 10 the stirenlng
of hsckbon.s so that We can stand
mo by ourselves love Chad a.
much as did at first. but " l.
quite q different love and know
now that nothing can bring me con
tent but children and want q
houscful
We an have our tragedies. little
book. md Mollie seems 10 De thai
she Is built ON he broad generous
lines of the great mother instead
OF the fascinating Inconsistencies oi
Tie immortal sweetheart Chad wa
overwhelmed when Monte told him
she expected child She repeated
their conversation no me today
don't want you 70 sure-
darling he cried mos inconsistent
~. . don't want YOU 20 be made
ugly and NJ shapely by pain ! did
nor marry You 10 bring nasty it'll
red-fsced brats into the world
married you because | loved YOU
and wanted YOU 90 be brlgh, and
happy all your dear Iife
Bur demonstrated. Chad III
! n hapnier With children about nc
The little atom you call "a red faced
brat viii he beautiful 20 me- will
hll my life with ioy and interest
that IL lacks nov
As soon as I had said that. said
Mollie y know ! had made mis-
take, for by the sudden change ia
Chad's face knew ! had said the
wrong thing. Chad. poor dear old
Chad, was Jealous OF the coming
baby You see. MarRie, notwith-
standing that Chad has had plenty
OF money all his life he has never
had love until gave II TO him so
generously. lie is quite selfshly
childlike in his fear OF losing some
OF this beautiful thing now that has
made him so comfortable for the
last few years Like the great boy
he IS NJ does not want 10 share
his plsythng in any way.
AN he can see in child is some
thing that squalls and vomits and
cries and has 10 be taken care OF
TO the exclusion of everything else.
and to me the fact OF the baby
coming is the very contamination
OF our great love. Chad's and nine.
And the beautiful Thought fnat
his and my child will perhaps love
and other children will come into
this world 10 he happy all because
Chad and ! have loved each other.
oyerwhclms me Margie. Marsfe, I
am The happiest woman in the world
land the most miserable. FOR :
want Chad 10 be happy too"
Suddenly. white Mollie was talk.
ing, ! saw myself as eat bathed
in the glory of my FIRST knowledge
that Sonny was coming 70 me. 7
took the dear girl in my arms and
told her all IL had meant TO me. We
laughed and cried together and thor
as women will. we talked OF tho
dainty clothes and other neceesaries
ohe must have
NJ lle world receded from us.
except The world ~ motherhood and
FOR little while W. were both con.
tent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Chatterer's Fears Are Realiled.


F'A ~
To have thing realized is to
hsre So come true ~ you hope
um hin. viii happen and II does
happen ,our hope realized Ina
the same 'ay 1T you lear something
viii happen and il does happen your
fear is realized Chauerer IN" Red
squirrel wa- posscg.'d hy a terrible
fear Re croucncd IN his, home IN
The hollow limb OF an old apple
tree in the Old Orchard and shyer.
- and shook with fear. II was
night and outside terrible storm
was raging Rough Brother North
Wind Vas shriekins and bowling
and showing his great strength by
mapping on branches Of trees and
tossing them ABOUT as II they were
mere paintings. His breath was
ics cold and he drove the living
snow before him in such clouds
thai even had II not been night no
Nfft AOulu nave NffN IiNAA IMAM "a
loot or two about them
Hu, all this Chattcrer would not
have minded IN tho least but for Ger
tain sounds which he heard now and
then when rough Brother North
Wind would blow little harder
/, than usual These sounds were The
nspping and cracking OF wood and
& hAtterer knew that his home was
IN danger lie knew that rough
Brother North Wind was trying 20
freak or that limb end II he should
succeed. well, Chatterer tried rot 20
ihink Of what would be likely 20
napper 20 him.
hut thcfe dreadful cracking
nunds became more and more IRE
ouent and his teeth chartered. not
with cold but with fear You see he
h,.a trlf 80 safe apu warm in there
hat he would NOT believe
thsi ne could be IN the least dagger
Whv ihat old tree sifh its holloe
ilmb had been There for years ant
ears and nothing ever had happen
td 50 10 Tha, - Why be had ieen
s~o,,,,, 80 -,,vh pro,b,r Nor,b
u.ird ara h,a c,1tso him non,
md tue noa.,er ~ou as ~. Ia,
,,e,, i, -. dar. shiver,no ana
h.t,,- ava h.i,io.. hs rs,n.,,t.,.,
ID 18th, No-tb v,,a,. ..rrir4
rovea,o b.wa,. t., Won se,y
-, rase and strcnEth ~ } nut -
~, 49, 49,, y, 49, .,
born
was 'r'e nov Nith All TINS
GEAR 80 t''eror ave Visit ne ha.
heio his tonSlse u ony 'Nu'u
AK ''N an 1"'a WhiinI 't.A
hN''er'r u Only 'ou'o w
Gear 1h "'af h''i ls gong 2" ~"
come o. me-
crack TACK loon
shrit Eea Oha''ef'i' ana aug me-
claw INTO IN" ""u "l MS mousse
Ntack rafA snap Nn"''eFt' reg
h'h'Seu t"illhF ana tnlhlhs over ~"
over oihs' "i pi',er COLO "t
s"eht 'nTu 'He noun" nm an" lh' q
'htI' va fho'He' snap - w" il'"'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08

Billie Burkes Baby. Florenz Patricia
hung ont every day for airing.
sheets and pads ought 70 be
changed whenever needed. and the
mattress should bc aired once a day
while the baby Is having her bath Is
good time
Never pu baby into cold sheets
This will cause more colds and
"snlnlea' than an the outside ai
In the sleeping room. no matter how
cold II IS
! have looked upon 90 maus Poor
little waits that havo been ecram
blcd up With little tare for their
physical noSds. mental oppCutcs or
spiritual adrancrrneui y thai 7 10
tcrnlined to Eife mt chlId thr SOD
deriul case chat mt mother g,v,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-08

MRS. HAVEN TO BE
BURIED IN EAST

The funeral Of Mrs Caroline T.
Hinkley Haven. who died IN the
home OF her daughter, Mrs Mar, T..
=. Butler, No. ll5S Twvnlythird st,
Thursday was held in the residence.
Saturday afternoon. the remains be-
ing taken 20 Lewiston, y. a. for
burial
Mrs. Haven was born Il Pr edon
49,. md 49, ~ s=44l
the Rev. Jonathan 49, Haven, 81 New
York state. in 1875. She Was always
interested in public affairs and had
read every presidents message i'm
the last go years
She was member OF tho Daugh.
tiers OF The Revolution. being o
descendant of Ashbell Woodbridge
Treat. and was devoted mrmb +
of Trinity Episcopal church.
Two daughters. Miss Osccola VI
Haven and Mrs Mary Butler alsc
two sons. Robert r. and John
Herchel Haven. Of Grand Rapid
survive her
Juelean Herbert Arnold, American
commercial attache accredited to the
legation in pekin and Tokyo. viii
be in Detroit from jar. 20 H. 20
confer with Detroit exporters. and
will speak in the Detroit Board OF
Commerce Tuesday noon on Amer.
ica', opportunity in China"