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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

pod Ella narodzila sic gwiazda. O.
blubienica W wiencu zalobnym.
Bankructwo finansowe. Codzien--
ME drukujemy 80 milionow "na
wydatki'', a pieniedzy nigdy ME
ma. I'm szybciej nasza drukarnia
PRAGUE, tym W glebsza przepasc
toczy sic nasz rubel. Szanowna ma
sza sasiadka Finlandya, ME chce
juz przyjmowac naszych pick
nych nowych papier6w, wnet i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

Przyp. Red. ktokolwiek potrzebu
:jc ~jeszcze dalszych informacyi,
pocztowek, hub materya}6w, ME-
chat sic zglosi do departamentu
skarbu a niezawodnie je otrzyma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

mic vie. Mozc jeszczc przctrwa--
my, moe "a tydzien juz ME be-
die zywnOsci - g}odnc wOj sko
porzuci rowy j pociagnic na ty}y,
niszczac. wszystko pc drodzc jak
zywio}. w ,powictrzu visa niez-
dccydowane nakazy rzadu, odez--
wy do narodu. Cicmnc, nieuSwia
domionc nicufnc chlopstwo Fanny
ka dusze i spichrzc. Me chce juz
}udzic sic. 'Chlop stracif %zaufanic
i cola sic znowu i rozczarowanie,
samolubstwo i trwoge, wywo}ane
przez nicufnossc do rzadu. R6znica
polcga tylko IA tym, re przcdtcm
ric wicrzono Miko}ajowi II. - tc
raz ME wierzy sic rzadowi i "a
die robotnik6w i zolnicrzy.
"Druga okropnoscia, kt6ra juz
widze, jest rozklad wojska.M Music
bye ostroznym PREY roztrzasaniu
tel kwestyi: = tajcmnica wojsko
wa. Tajemi'ica, kt6ra Nicmcy do
Skonalc znaja i wyzyskuja. Chez
jcdnak przytiumic nicjcdno j
przcmilczec. Czynie to-, lecz mic
moge o$lepic tych, kt6rzy patrza
ma rozkaz wojska Z dnia ia dzicn
i pytaja sic jczeli tax dalej poi
die, ely jutro, pojutrze bedziemy
micli jcszczc wojsko.... zolnie--
re ME maja zaufania ami do Off
ccr6w, ami do w}asnych komite--
tow i ich przypadkowa wiekszo--
scia. Bczsilni zrozpaczeni oficero-
vie ME mysla juz o wojnic i ofen
zywic, lecz o tym tylko jak utrzy
mac jeszcze te rozkonspirowana
mase, ktora ma pozycyi naglc usu
wa sic cd c%zynnoSci, azcby UREA
die Swieto wolnosci, by dispute
wac o Milukowie, czy 0 pokoju
bcz ancksyi.
"a samo s}owo pok0j? Jczcli
wzburza ono dusze ma ty}ach, W
scrcu znuzonej armii jest iskrq
W bcczcc prochu, Jake bardzo
zolnierze nasi 50 znuzeni i wyczer
PAM! A tn naraz m6wia: pokoj.
Ktoz mozc mice ochote narazac
sic ma kulc, gdy jutro moglby bye
upragniony pok6j' Kto zechce u
mierac, gdy Rosya sta}a sic VOL
ma, a kazdy kocha zycic?
Przechodze do sprawy najciez-
szej - do naszych aliant6w. =
pytanie dreczacc, straszniejsze cd
g}odu i rozkazu wewnetrznego -
zabija poznanic i sumienic, ponic.
waz przyjacid naszych aliant6w
juz prawic zdradzilismy. Zajscia
ma naszym froncic - to faktycz.
ME pok6j odrebny z Niemcami. A
lianci patrza goraczkowym wzro.
klein ia atlanta, kt6ry juz sposo.
bi sic do wiaro}omstwa.. Co ma,
stapi, jezeli do tego dojdzie? Tru
dino powiedziec.
Patrze dalej i widze dalej. no.
we niebetpieczenstwa. Wydaje
mi sic re lasza wolnosc rosyjska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
lie PkACICIE A lie ~
SKACIE.

Jezeli dwadziescia miejsc ozna
czonych ma ccrtyfikacic War Sa-
wings Certificat' wypelhicie W ca
}osci " ciagu grudnia 1917, Tub
stycznia 1918, to kupujacy go "a
p}aci 20 $4.12 "a kazdy znaczek,
czyli dwadzicscia razy pc $4.12 to
Jest razcm $S2.4O Ia wypc}niony
ccrtyfikat. w dniu l stycznia1923
Rad odkupi taxi certyfikat "a
500. Znaczy to, re w}asciciel ia
kicgo ccrtyfikatu otrzyma czysty
zysk $3.50 "a uzywanie jego pie
niedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
THRIFT CARDS"

Kupujcie znaczki gospodarcze t
T.. Thrift Stamps, pc dwadziescia
piec centow i nalepiajcie je ma bi
Lefty gospodarcze, t. z. ThriftCards
Take Thrift Cards otrzymacic
PREY zakupnic pierwszcgo znacz--
ka gospodarczego "a 25 centow, a
jest ia kazdym takim bilecic
miciScc M rs Znaczk0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

.kupcy zaczna odmawiac. A co Pc
tyme A pozyczka wolnosciowa
jake gorzka satyra ma wolnosc
Ameryka podpisuje Ginsburgowie
nasi potentaci pieniezni, zwiazki
zydowskie, uboga inteligencya. A
lie lud?.... Nikogo ME oskarzam.
Kogoz moglbym oskarzac, gdy
wszyscy winni. Jak ukarac ITO
milion66w zbrodniarzy.?"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
s##spWa aInk.yrhMMa ss#a#H=-VAsAss#AMa1S1 EMEAAa#sH
I DEPARTMENT. Skar b $
6. ,KOMCNIKAT URZEDOWY) zAS =.
- 1Sls.
Thrift and War Savings Stamps" .
Znaczhhi "gospodaIcze" iznaczh woienne @oszczednoscioweH

Kraj wasz prowadzi wojne Woj
ma ia musi bye zwycieska. Maj
wazniejsza rzecza do odniesienia
zwyciestwa SO pieniadze. Picnic
dry tych dostarczyc musi ludnosc
'kraju. Celem postarania sic o ME
i wypozyczcnia ich rzadowi, a
przytem zarobicnia procentu i ME
watpliwego ich ubezpieczenia,m u-
|s;cic oszczedzac.
katwiej to oszczedzac sumki
drobne, anizeli sunny znaczniejszc
Azeby dac sposobnosc do oszcze--
DIANA kazdemu " kraju, ufoZo--
no plan, ma podstawie kt6rego mo
zccic rozpoczac cd dwudziestu pie
ciu cent6w, t. J. cwicrc dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
PIENIEDZY.

POnlcWaZ Znaczkl | ccrtNtlkaty
oszczednoSciowe wojcnnc poreczo
ne sa ca}ym ma jatkicm Stanow
|Zjednoczonych i moga bye odprzc
dane. W spos6b powyzej okrcslo--
ny, przcio obnizenic w%artoSci ely
to tych znaczk6w czy tez certyfi-
kat6w jest wprost nicmozliwe.
DO powyzszych %instrukcyi do}a
czone by}y jeszcze nastepujace ko
munikaty:
DO klubow, towarzystw, organi
zacyi. kongregacyi ftp. W Stanach
|Z.jcdnoczonych Ameryki.
Zastosowanie sic do mo.jcgo "a
wczwania, by tworzono kluby to
w%arzystwa, organizacyc i kongre
sacyc ola powodzenia "Drug. Pc
zyczki Wolnosciowej 1917 r."
zwiaszcza &c strony stowarzy-
szcn z}ozonych z cz}onk0w cudzo
icmskiej narodowosci Tub pocho-
dzenia, sprawi}o mi wielka PREY
jemnoScc.
Wspolnc ich usi}owania nicma
10 sic przyczynily do wielkicgo pc
wodzcnia tel pozyczki. Nam szcze
ra nadzicje, re te stowarzyszenia,
kt0rc W spos6b tax patryotyczny
i lojalny wsp6ldziala}y, utrzyma-
ia swa organizacye i dzia}alnosc
wojennych znaczk6w i certyfika
tow, i re ci, kt6rzy W czasie ostat
niej Rampant jeszcze czynnego u
dzialu ME wzieli, r0wniez sic zor
ganizuja i tenn sic zajmq.
William McAdoo
Sekretarz skarbu.
Powyzszc oznajmicnie sekreta--
RIA McAdoo ME potrzebuje dali
szego; objasnienia.
Upraszam przeto n%ajuprzej-
micj, by owe organizacye, kt6re
zastosowa}y sic do pierwszcgo "a
wezwania sekretarza i wyznaczy-
}y komitet pozyczki wolnosciowej
utrzyma}y nadal TAXI komitet.
Nadto prose-, by owe organi--
zacye, kt6re z jakiegos nieokres-
|lonego powodu ME wyznaczy}y ia
kiego komitetu, uczynily to PREY
najblizszej sposobnosci i uwiado
miiy o tenn departamctn skarbu
ma zaiaczonej p]oczt6wce i pre-
lsla}y ia poczta.
Za}acza sic wszelkie potrzebne
%instrukcye i materially potrzebne
ola takich komitetow i ich organi
zacyi odnosnie do oszczednoscio-
wych wojennych znaczkow i certy
Ifikatow.
! Oscar A. Price.
dyrektor pocztowy
Przyp. Red. Ktokolwiek potrzebu
jc jeszcze dalszych informacyi,
pocztowek, hub materyal6w, ME.
chaj sic zglosi do departamentu
tskarbu a niezawodnie je otrzyma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.

Znaczki OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w%ojenne.
Skoro wasz billet gospodarczy
jest zapefniony, mozecie nabyc
znaczek oszczednosciowy wojcnny
zwany War Savings Stamp. Od-
tad vase picniadzc zaczynaja
przynosic procent pc I cd sta.sk}a
danny cwiercrocznic. Mozecie JIG
take otrzymac, p}acac "a ME 60
t6wka. Ccna tych War Savings
Stamps jest zmienna, zaleznic cd
czasu, w kt0rym .jc kupujecie. w
grudniu 1917 W styczniu 1913,
kosztujc taxi znaczek cztery dola
ry i dwanaScic cent0w, a pc tych
micsiacach cena p%owiekszy sic o
jcdncgo ccnta W kazdym nastep-
nym miesiacu roku 1918.
R06znice pomiedzy wartoScia wa
czcgo bilctu ''Thrift Card wyno
szaca $500 a cena znaczka wojen
ncgo oszczednosciowego, p}acicie
got6wka. Znaczy to, re kupujac
War Savings Stamp W grudniu
1917 hub styczniu 1918, w~reczacic
VASE billet "Thrift Card dopla
cacie dwanascie cent0w. w lutym
1918 bedziecie musieli doplacic
trzynaScic cent6w i tax dalcj, o
Icenta wiecej W kazdym nastep--
Inym miesiacu. R6znica ia i dopla-
ia przedstawia zyskany proccnt j
wyplaca sic napowr6t pc dojrze--
niu w~artosci. Wartossc War Sa-
wings Stamp dojrzewa dnia l sly
cznia 1923, odkad Department
wojny wyp}acac bedzie pc $500
"a kazdy TAXI znaczek zwany War
Savings Stamp.
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFI-
Gates.
Ccrtyfikaty wojennc oszczedno-
SciOWe.
Zakupiwszy pierwszy znaczek
wojcnny oszczednoSciowy, otrzy--
macie certyfikat tax zwany War
Savings Certyfikat. Taxi certyfi--
kat ma miejsce ia 20 War Sa.
wings Stamps. Nalepcie te znacz-.
XII na certyfikat kt6ry pc wype}.
nicniu przcdstawia wartosc Stu
Dolarow gotowka dnia l stycznia
1923.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
WARTOsc SPRZEDAzY IA
GOT6WKE.

T" AN Wv Ok 0z4GlNkAx Ia !.
G0T0WKF.
Jezelibyscie niespodziewanie "a,
potrzebowali got6wki, to mozecie
ia otrzymac sprzedajac vase Ger
tyfikaty czyto cafkiem zapefnione
czy tez tylko czesciowo. Rad wy
p}aci wan to, co wplaciliscie z do
datkicm procentu pc jednym cen
Gle miesiecznie od kazdego znacz-
ka ma certyfikacie. Tabela warto-
sci sprzcdazy "a got6wke jest wy
|drukowana ma odwrotnej stronie
certyfikatu. Spodziewae sic jedi J
kowoz nalezy. re z przywileju te-
go korzystac sic bedzie tylko W ra
zio konipcznOSci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
GDZIE MONA OTRZYMAc
ZNACZKI I C~ERFYFIKATY

Znaczki i certyfikaty nabywac
MONA W urzedach pocztowych,
bankach lub zakfadach krcdyto--
wych, we wiekszosci stacy kole-
.jowych, SHADOW, fabryk, IL Wa
Szych w}asnych k1ub6w, iowa
rzystw i organizacyi i we wielu
publicznych miejscach urzedowo
do tcrO uDOWaIniOnych.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
PUZZLE, "SNAP-SHOOTING"
ATTRACTS BATHERS

A prize of So will be awarded to
the young woman "ringed" if she
will call at the EVENING LEDGER
Pictorial Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
C. G. ARDUSSI
SUCCUMBS
Well-KnOwn Italian Cafe Pro-
prietOr Expires After Four
Months Illness

Constance G.. Ardussi, known
among hundreds friends as
Con" died Saturday morning in his
home. No 3l3 Monroe.avc, follow
ing an illness OF four months. with
dropsy Ardussi conducted an Ital-
ian cafe AT the Monroe-aye address
for i6 years He was 45 years old
He was prominent in political and
fraternal circles and beiriended hun
dreds OF Italians during the irst
days of their life In the aew land
Ardussi was born in Torno. Italy.
His father died when he was baby
His mothers death left rim an or
phan at the age OF eight years.
since that time ne has made his
way in th eworld alone
Mr Ardussi is survived by his
widow and two children. Alice and
Herbert. and two brothers, G. ID.
Ardussi OF Detroit. and John At.
dussi. of Saginaw He was a mem
ber Of The Maccabecs Lafayette so.
ciety. and of The Star OF Italy and
was president of the last named
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
TRAIN CRASH
KILLS AUT0IST
Harry Sherman Fatally Hurt
On Green-ave. Crossing
of Wabash

Harry sherman. No $3.50 Green
ave, died Friday night in west
branch OF Harper hospital from .u
juries suffered Thursday. when tho
automobile in which he was riding
was struck By a Wabash passenecr
train az the Green-ave. crossing Tho
driver Of the machine. Otto Scheii.
No 7S3 Junction-ave.. is IN Che same
hospital. recovering.
August Schultz, No. 1916 Chene
ave. was injured Friday when his
automobile collided With that az
Frank Kuhn, No. 1851 WoodVarI
ave in East Grand-blvd near Moran
81 Schultz was taken TO Receis,n-
hospital and then TO tho Chcue.st
police station Police say he WAS
intoxicated.
John Brisk. Sc. No. le6 Tulman
a7e, suffered several cuts on Dis
head Friday, when ne fcl of hi-
wagon at Michigan and Hubbard
aves He was taken 10 Receiving
hospital
Police have learned that Harold
Kubisky seven years old 40 eil
Solvay-ave, who died Friday in wost
branch OF Harper hospital was in
jured while hitching on d.r' wagon
Wednesday. az Fortst. AMI Water
man-ave The boys lee becam eu.
tangled in the wheel, drawing him
beneath IL. a search f0r The driver
OF the wagon BE- being made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
RUSSIANS
ORDERED TO
TRENCHES
New War Minister
Takes Hold With
Firm Hand
DESERTERS SENT
BACK TO POSTS
All Must Help Avert
Common Danger,
People Told
PFTROGRAu

PETROGRAD. May 10 Issuance
OF a powerful appeal TO y" army
and navy 20 stand firm against the
enemy. was the first official act OF
the new minister OF war and ma.
rine. a F Kerensky. today.
The country is endangered he
declared Each must help avert
that danger The minister Of war
and marine will refuse any request
10 resign based on a desire to es
cape responsibility AZ such grave
time.
"Desertcrs are enjoincd 10 return
20 the army and the fect by May
2s. after which date infractions will
be severely punished
As II 20 give weight 10 tho order
all generals and troops commanders
who have. been in Petrograd, re-
turned to their forces today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
BORDEN WANTS
CONSCRIPTION
Bill viii BE introduced In
Canadian Parliament
At Once

OTTAWA, MAY ~ In an address
TO parliament late Friday. Premier
Sir Robert Borden announced that
the government would introduce a
bill providing for compulsory mill
tary service under tho selective
draft system
II Is proposed tho premier said.
10 raise from 10000 20 100000 men
81 once to make good Ihe wastage
In the Canadian divisions now in the
field
Sir wilfrid Laurier. leader OF the
opposition. declared that Canada
must remain in the war To the end,
and that while he was not prepercd
10 commit the opposition part to un-
qualified support OF the proposed
government measure. bur that II
would receive full and fair consid
Grafton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
STAYS MAN AND
H0USEKEEPER
Nengeful SLAYER Escapes After
Double Killing Near Inlay
City

LAPEER. Mich MHy l9-Anger-
ed because his housckeopcr. Mrs.
Marta Moe. a widow with two chill,
dren. lcf, HIM to keep house TOR
Paul Brietzkr, a farmer living near
INLAY city Ira slack day laborer.
OF Romeo. Thursday night shot and
killed Brietzke and fatally wounded
Mrs Moe
Slack. about week ago learned
from Mrs Noes 11yearold daugh
Ter the location of the rooms occu.
pied b. her mother and also The To-
cation of Rrietzkc's room Thurs.
day. T. Is alleged. he Went 10 Almont
where no bought a revolver and q
pair odf tennis shoes, remarking
thar he had some gum shoe work
20 do
That night. according 10 Mrs
Noes children. they we're awakened
hy some one entering the front door
Ethel. The eldest ran out OF her
room and saw Slack graphing with
Brietzke As the men rolled about
on the floor Slack shot his opponent
thru the abdomen.
Mrs Moe raised a chair 10 strike
Slack and Slack shot hcr thru The
right temple
The slayer then Gcd
10 was half an hour before the
children could muster courage to
go for help.
Slack Is still al large.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
FIREMAN PUTS
LIFE SAVINGS
IN SCHOOL BONDS

Detroit school bonds now being
sold over the counter by city Treas
urer Max Koch. are proving popu-
lar investment for the public. Sales
Friday amounted 20 si5t.o00 max.
ine a total Of s250,000 worth dis
posed Of 10 date. The issue amounts
20 $3.50. 600
Patrick Connolly. a watchman ior
The dre department followed the
example set by Chief James e.
Frederick Thursday and bought
three of the bonds Conuoly. ac.
companied by his wife. pushed 81.
o00\in cash thru the city treasurer
window. and said that the money
represented their life's savings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
HOOVER IS
HDORSED
BY BRITAIN
Plans TO Make Him
World Food Dictator
Approved
ALLIES MUST HAVE
AMERICAN GRAIN
Australian Harvest Is
Too Far In the
Future
BY LOWELL MELLETT.

Stdf correspondent United Press
LONDON. May 10 Plans for
Herbert G. Hoover 10 become inter
national food director have the ap-
proval OF the British cabinet, Lord
Deyonport. British food controller.
asserted today 10 the United Press.
~ have suggested and obtained
the cabinets approval OF this plan,
ne said The Allies are depending
on the United States and Canada
for food supplies There is need
for 100000 tons ot wheat
Australia has another harvest
coming on. but that is al too distant
a date to be OF use now "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
EX-OFF|CER
is SHOT AS
BURGLAR
Former Deputy Sheriff
Ignores Orders
to Halt
COMPANION is
HELD; CONFESSES
Russell MOreau, of
Hastings, Wounded
By PatrOlman

One of two men suspected as burg
lars was shot BY police early Satur-
day in a chase along Gratiot-aye..
following their attempt TO evade ar
rest. He is Russell Moreau, %,
formre deputy sheriff of Hastings
Mich The other. Howard Kelly. 26,
of Buffalo. surrendered when he saw
his companion fall.
oarolmen Maier and Bomkofow.
ski stopped the pair az Gratiot-ave.
and Brush-st and demanded TO
know where they had obtained the
bundle OF clothing Moreau was car.
rying Instead Of replying both
TUNED and fed
Whom the fUgitives ignored repeat
cd commands 10 halt. Maier fred.
The bullet struck Moreau in the left
hip.
Morcau was removed to Receiving
hospital His condition is not seri-
Gus Kelly Is under arrest on a
charge Of breaking and entering He
is said by police 10 have admitted
that he and Moreau stole the cloth
ing from a dry cleaning establish
ment ~ No 2i07 Woodward.ave
John Wade. 80. No. 273 Riopelle
st.. was shot in the abdomen Fri
day night in a scuffie az Russell and
Mullett SITS. by man said by 20
lice 10 be Albert Rounds Both are
Negroes.
Wade was removed 10 ReceivIne
hospital in q serious condition
Rounds was arrested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
COLONEL.
BARLOW
RESIGNS
Commander of Thirty
first Regiment Nears
Age Limit
THINKS 1T FAIR
TO NEW LEADER

Col Walter Barlow. commanding
oncer Of Detroit sregment OF in
fantry. the Thirty first Michigan. Sat
urday rendered hts resignation TO
the adjutant general Of Michigan
He requests that It take immediate
eject.
If Col Barlow were 10 have retain
ed his command. he would auto.
matically have to retire Sept 20.
1918. because OF having reached the
age OF 50 years He believes that he
&C. best serving the interests of the
state and national governments by
relinqushing his commission now,
giving his successor. Lieut. Col Am
brose c. Pack. OF Ann Arbor. the
benefit OF the training and expert
ence he will receive between now
and the time the regiment is sent
TO France, II such move is con
tcmplated
Major George c. Waldo, custodian
OF the Detroit armory and command
ing officer OF the hrst battalion. will
by seniority become lieutenant-col.
onel of the regiment.
Capt a. c Wilson. of company l.
Of Ann Arbor, will gain the rank OF
major and command the first bat
talon Captain Wilson formerly
was a major in the national guard
but accepted tho rank Of captain in
order 10 command the Ann Arbor
company.
Excerpts from Colonel Barlow's
resignation statement 10 the ad
iutant-general arc as follows
have given the subject ~ my
resignation careful thought and
study and am ~ the opinion that II
would not be fair and right 10 tho
| state and federal government for me
I 10 withhold my resignation from the
service any longer. when ~ ~ CON
ceded by all persons that y will 10
practically one year hefort our
/ troops can De fully and properly
Z equipped and trained for over-sea'
/ acrvicc. n they arc 10 be called into
I the federal service for that duty.
nm OF tho opinion that by the
/ time the Thirty fret Michigan In
! fantrv IL recruited 10 fun wal
/ strength. and Nlly equipped and
properly trained for overseas ser.
/ vice. that / will have arrived at thu
/ age ~ 50 years. and Will be 81 nee
/ essftv required 90 retire from ACTIVE
military service on account Of hav'
\ ing arrived a. that aRe.
III is not therefore fair and riEhl
/ FOR me 20 put the state and felera
/ government 20 tho expense ~ fh-
/ training course for overseas servic'
/ ao FAR as 7 am concerned. when nj
/ the end Of the training course
Y would not be able 60 render the gen.
/ erai government scarcely any mill
tarv service whatsoever on account
I ~ having arrived at the age limit
f0r military service under Tho laws
rules rnd regulations of the state
and federal government 10 is like
I wise not fair and right 20 my sue
] cessor IN ofhre ne tho commanding
/ officer ~ tho rtrimcnt. 60 retain ~
office In tho regiment until ] an
forced 20 rcfire hy reason ~ havinf
arrived At IN eaEe limit for milltar'
/ service He should have the fui
u benefit and exuerfenco ~ tho ira In
J Ing period 90 fully prepare tho reri
I ment FOR 0vcr-uoas service. IL ~,
\ rgiment .iq 90 he called hy tho fod
/ orni government for that duty ahs
/ the regiment should 70 into tho fed
| oral service with n FUN complimen
or officers for overseas service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
BY ROBERT J. BENDER

stat Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. May 19.-"Persh-
ing's $4,000" and the call of the
president summoning the nation TO
arms. gave Washington a real war
thrill today
On June all men of the country
between q and 80 will answer the
call for selective service The first
mobilization OF the man power Of
the nation will come on That date,
Il has been announced that the
first army OF 100000 that will be
chosen from the millions who will
answer the call viii not be NummOn-
ed before September But the Of
fetal announcement OF The intention
to dispatch a division commanded
by General Pcrshing 20 the hghtng
front az the earliest possible mo-
ment. makes 10 certain The American
nag viii De- seen on tha firing line.
probably long before the selectiye
service army Is ready for action
Col Roosevolrs division Is now
defmtel declined by the govern
ment Seasoned veterans Of fhe reg
ular arm viii o. with Pershing
when the American flag ts carries
into fhc rorehcs
AZ th war department all hands
turned to today rounding mp sup
plies for the expedition
Congress ana an dcuLtmcntz- re
/ epond. 10 The announcement made
Ia at the White H0use last night 10
sccme dto put new l.se into the war
machinerv ON thp hll" whore weeks
hl,. dragged along in preparing
merrencv measures for the gov
crnmcnt 90 carry 20 cosucccss its
struggle against Prussianism and
a1'octacv
with the army bin ON of 'he way
the uayy increase bhi boosting Tho
number ~ enlisted men from $1,000
'o 100 600 and fhe marine corps
frow i7.6oo to 10000 VIII De ready
for me president signature late to
day
The sp' bin shouid be cleaned MP
early next week The war budget
bin may bo disposed OF TODAY Tho
senate Furthermore congress 10
misses 10 get down t0 hard work ou
The revenue and food bills before
next week is over
The president Just night made a
personal appeal lo Seo3'ors Knox,
Lodge and Galiirsf-. al Rfruhl
cans. % got behind fhe var proEram
and push ~ to truiuon with an
speed possible The president 40.
parently Is counting on Republicans
az much as Democrats. " not more.
TO hasten thru the program.
To-day scuvity at the war depart
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud vicinity Thunder
showers this afternoon or tc=tghti
coolert sunday fair md cooiI mod
crate 20 frrsb southwest 90 west
Winds
Lever ufchIRanG Thundcr storms
tht- afternoon or fontEhtf somewhat
caoi~rt snuday fairt cooler In asst
portion