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Ad-Mirror V*., !N 1711 Filter and Shelby at Officer and ’.Ltmiburr the J;*D Wif 2» Thing I: • !»•* :::>—\V ,Ham Tr>»N and Animal Hla If You V to Everytl Ing carn»»r in l»» trod, a c.< \ m el <w v«* Hiwh.tr**,, 10 rci t, k<i 1 1»\, tn ". i m 22, 1917 year, t’ilil Main 4.’.10 Ilnii id it i! I'i.hj MONDAY, OCTOBER othce I*? a.* e« DETROIT TIMES in null *ouil-c!y(i i/ui m lit. r | important factor which prevents the Auction. Hy Webster.* A Kood Warning Principle «1 Na I ion eb Iits Speaking of Rewards — ~ - "" """'"" great mass of women fr<>m answering i- - |i *~b—i— T i 0—r -p mt i |H—" ~ ———————‘ " ' 1 Capture ¦ m 11 \nniM;m\ tint nc For Kaiser’s ‘ j the prici of the khaki and Auttt -f Tlir iltlI* f r*raon- | BY CRANE exorbitant. aittv," "l’» >.I::ti i.,»j*y '• anti ** yarns. I'a'enth «*tl. ale. (( ops rigt j, li»l5. I v « ) " X I'raiik rant 1 gray : ' -~A l Port *XXXitc lif i It is solemnly telegraphed from I J J «X 1 i Kj r—- The Red Gross doe? its splendid best I Thi.o smnmcr. ttrjto.l bv ! Parkor-c©., -' ••. Poolville, . % natHotu A • foj' Worth, Texas, that Vh | 1 co iti loml vt*r> Ub ’’is- thoso ito supply all who ofTei help with yarn ! ¦ i 1> nitrate r«int»t»f I the i.Ulun. Nrm rlr.tn houtraivi'H ohu;i«*.l , wlto caiiiiot lu*ij) ii inUiiijf to tl»e liottoni has raised $1,246.50 as a reward for imi.il yiundl) of 1 at cost, or even free of charge, but it is H-ii-'-L-l n im fruit* ami J matter war, » <»f this ol u* ink*ring if after \ ivt fotpvoj A p **'* ffcfowr au • t \ 1 u ¦¦¦ v»m'tabit*:» Much of this canning j * practical.> i 1 > capture of the kaiser, and that unable to meet the great demand. Anil | People! X W** tl 'to* b> th*- no calb'd cold pack all wo diil » i*! ! i pot it, To always ' nLM'tv I I into and con- all finish- or*»irr* vou method jecturinjf ©very male resident contributed. there is also a stipulation that j me at L fwAv j N thru the Column a of tb* ! j how it i all K°‘n>c t*» come * o r *1 ••; ti e Am.»l .t an Medical a out, ri,t* led garments shall be returned to head-1 \ . 1 I is Zaiurw ill's Principle of*" Na- which sounds good and patriot- V? 'M That! sot tation, \ San Pranclaco phy*! All of vouu. \ *sssssk tionalitios.’* : IMU 1 1 flan I** I'rticnt C * •' * f * Ml an nnartersi ’ 1 ‘- lMck<on. i j v '• >: '.. A••¦¦ t ic, is nothing of the sort. Ihe <t ‘ • ? ... tiouncr t! »t foot! thu* It is a .-.mall, lian and )>o«>k, but ¦ ' can nod i i i.’.i tc>o. and the loyal women are glad to think -boiihl never be eaten Altho fr«»*h from I on 1 \ , if luui thought the place for that the can. but for safety a ic< 1 11 which, l occurs that w ork protecting some soldier, *.ake rhould j their is a I»a> • be thoroly rotikol before bt* m\ way, 1 : i kai>er re- ¦ the price no hook and other 1 eaten. $1,246.50 for evejjy many mothers would l* happier if they j InK should >ro beyond. Liberty lx»an It appear* that a certain poison ward in this country, i- could feel SURE their own boys were { ous cerni. bacillus botulinus, some Israel Zanpw ill i- a tli tingui hod n\em- times develops ti fo<id. whether anl Ut of a’ <dii 'he i mo exclu i\c bonds. warm. mal or \ * table, cmm l by cold t there is the price of yam—9o j packing Th s p. rm cautea severe race in history. W it nn intelligent, every citizen who buys Lib- But sjniptoms which may terminate) in In efTect widely read, and i !• »r-llunkin;f Jew hn» cent a hank! Two and a half hanks are j death. erty Loan bonds is offering a way to And. arro-dlnsT to the San Fran to say al>out i'a< and nations ouyht to required for a sleeveless sweater and five j ,'Uro phys inn, it is a germ par b*‘ interesting. scotch the kaiser. Follow the dollars sub- ttcularly liable to develop in canned for one having sleeves. The total mount? vep. 'aides and fruit*. Says IM It is. money is paid scribed for bonds. The to what seems an impossible height for I hekson He begins an glanc# “In order to teat the efficiency ..f wit* oriintating to into the treasury. Uncle Sam use- 1* a slender purse. 'he < Id pack i .eth(Hl of canning around at what bt he leaders of w orld the vecefahles which may bo contaml thought have train, equip and transport soldiers to The pity of it is that this utility yam naied by spores of the ft botultnun, said about nationalities Hr uses it to buy a n»»mber of Jar* of ;*»as, b*'an«, and at the part the sentiment of nation- battlefields of France. of khaki and gray is quite as expensive according and corn were prepared ism hits played in the wars of the past. clothing, ammunition, food for the sol- lovely sisters in rainbow hues. If to the direction* d**s<rlbcd in the as its dally pres*. Tho thinkers, of course, have always on its way diers. Every rifle bullet sped there is a real shortage of wool and the ’ Fach Jar was Inoculated with ar. realized the impossibility of patriotism by emtil ion containing spores (>f the to the German trenches is paid for price of yarn MUST be high to keep up ft b ‘ulmus before It was placed as a permanent basis of unity, ‘"rhe n the wa>h luillcr. money this way. “ whole world being only one city," said raised the “reasonal e profit.” let the tax fail, F • q .art Jars of peas nrid "( ' w>-re wt Goldsmith's World," The dollars raised for the Liberty Loan on the luxuries of the rich! ben!' left In the boiiinc I iti/e n of the “I *. • i' r :?u minutos, and tb«v»e of do not much w *'• *• care ••n hich of the streets make the fight for liberty possible. More rn 1 ate.l fur I<o m:nu** no r* ¦' re sealed Immediately 1 liappen to re id*-." liven the German than that, every dollar is aimed directly Shall We l>e Ix'ss Patriotic "cr r> u\ and from the boiler, and 1 thinkers dream* 1 of a world republic and and all the savagery, brutal- i-r* and and placed 1n a dark at the kaiser Than Our Soldiers? rebuked race narrowness. Leasing wrote: ity and menace that he stands for. It n 'wo weeks ft was noted ‘Tajvo of country is at best a heroic vice, • * ront*r*r of all the Jars is by our dollars that we will conquer Officers, enlisted men and permanent * it r ne a fermeo faflon with which I am quite content to be without.” .• f • r f kos, and that some The same tone is in mod- civilian army employes have subscribed \ «.:•* found such him. s The cPame onth? v¦ m U tkin* SS'hen the w ; o • was a strong as he is captur- up $6,700,000 the ’ •t: ned 'here erns Remain Holland, tho French nov- whether to date to second - It is Immaterial about Wav home: ' w? h resemhled bntyrie acid. \ elist ; Tagore, ~ Rabindranath the Hindoo /ed. The feat would be almost impossible. Liberty Loan. t n ! c :t!jr»-n of tpe Juice from all 'x ; - - ¦ wf-d a mitture <d B poet; Santayana, the Spanish-American army competition (CopyrtfM* SOiT, by H T Writer) / What is material is that he which Keen ha- arisen between - totul uus and H subtllla. 1 philosopher, •:s ft*-* Juice from all s he and H;..rales, the Danish- keeps him where he is shall be defeated. cantonments, in rival cantonments be- Ja"* were injected Into guinea pir* Jewish critic. What is material is that Americans, in tween regiments, in regiment? between * • ! *• me f Lho peas w» re fed U« a Mr. Zangwii!. while approving h >* n All tho guinea pign died. of this ,v ' company with Frenchmen, and companies. Anniversaries .vi n :l hours, and s he chicken as an ultima! - ? nt, emphasizes Briton? i , the ped symptoms of limber neck d*'\* usefulness of r :*’ •as cmip Italians, shall carter this war to a v.:tcr %> \ ».* ' nents of Camp Custer has come across with TnUAVK M Klt*> Altl .• 1*• t?Mn 3« l.onra. jrton i;‘ th* Ir*t of rb* the tire coming in'* ous end. $1,000,000. IT'S I> K»nl V portion Juice from national brotherluiod. over I m * .•rn was passed thru a dlatomac** ¦J «¦} Ph 1 idvlphta !t ’rn at W’l- He says, sharply: "You bo any- ‘.n i;s Injected Into a gu'nea cannot Such an end will probably mean the camp every man Ad-Mirror V*., !n 1711 filter and Shelby At officer and ’.ltmiburr the J;*d wif 2» thing i: • !»•* :::>—\v ,Ham Tr>»n and animal hla if you v to everytl ing. To to And Vdvke to Investors hr " restoration of the German people their of six companies • :<."•»<¦* »ui> •-?•*.{> hours *•! subscribed—and soldiers f The Time* Prints It, The Times Believe* It *e< f o >f .v» f* like the l r< ivh ] rr: >t y*u must not It will rule by the people in- i !o th* Revolution.
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