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PAGE 2
LITTLE PAL
IWHA7 MAKES i A_L YOU
"rtxj think mew are Good a / o ' 1 MOST
'iou'o make SOLDIEtf S ' 7 ? IkA N ,A gs AvE M4N'
a A. / J V I T K
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I -
M „ ? r WELL, IT TAK-E5 I j I j ! ' ' i
\Mlfy I A BC<W£ MAnj j Ii
■ -r —UfT-. To utT MAtfßieo
v Jtwy • th second ' , J. lit 'o-y
-
/TEi ;•} 'X- ~ l
§» dEof f.—
a.-**" _ --2*ll
CHINESE
FACE YEARS
OF STRIFE
Divided Nati oiv On
Vergre of Chaos
and War
NEW EMPIRE IS
ALREADY SHAKY
Bloodshed and Near-
Anarchy Seem
Certain
By RALPH TURNER.
Ftnff Corrt*z>or\4rr\t T nitrfl Pres 9
TOKKV July 6.- Endless chaos !n
China to lir ahead.
Dispatches to<lav revealed the
makeshift monarchy tottering on it,
throne, president 1.1 Hitan Yung of
the former republican regime, has
escaped his pursuers. The southern
provinces are planning secession
from any Mancbu ruler. An armed
clash Is impending between P*k n
and Tien Tsin between the two fac
tions in the monarchist rank.-.
The monarchists have so far
failed to force President Li Huan
Yunus resignation, altho the for
mer executive has so far failed to
show any signs of a fight Gen
Chang Msuan. who is attempting die
tatnrship of ChlntP* thru the thin
disguise of restoration of the mon
archy. is Issuing one proclamation
after another.
His latest act has been to create
President Li Huan Yung a prince.
His manifesto declares:
“The president has been guilty of
misconduct of affairs of state; thus
the militarists' opposition. So he re.
quested us to reign over the nation
and rescue the people from their
miseries. The president awaits
punishment, altho he is not to
Marne. W<‘ appreciate his services
and be will continue to serve us
and receive imperial grace.”
The northern militarists and a
majority of the older officials in
China welcome the restoration of
the monarchy, according to advices
here.
Many republicans—like T>r Sun
Yat Sen. for Instance—prefer it. be
ing dubious as to the success of a
republic at this time, it is in the
southern section of China, however,
that the greatest opposition to the
monarchy is apparent, altho in a
military sense this section is vastly
inferior to the north.
Americans in Japan deplore the
restoration and their predictions of
an uprising and vast Internal di,-
pem lon appears likely to be home
out.
There has been a certain amount
of opposition manifested In »he
north of China, hut mainly by mili
tary chiefs, because they were not
consulted on the coup by which the
republic was overturned
Japan will firmly maintain her
neutrality in the present situation
and officials' believe other nations
w ill do likewise.
‘Give all the kids
Post Toasties
- They like em'
r •< turiM.
I'oMtum CVr*»l Company.
tfattl* Mlrhifun;
\ ton urn r*>„ Lie.
U'lodior. Ontario.
CARGO LOSS
$9,200,009
SINCE JAN. I
' *
l\ S. War Risk Bureau
Has Insured Total
of $446,761,518
HUGE INCREASE IN
TOLL IS SHOWN
Federal Protection Is
Savins Money For
Shippers
WASHINGTON, July Uneri
can shipping 10,.,*, die to subma
rine activities during the fit-* • \
months of 191? amount'd to nine'
times total losses of the two previ
ous years. l>r Wm (' Delaney,
chief of the United Stu'es war ri-k
insurance bureau told the Cnited
Prc-s today.
Since Jan 1, 1917, th*- >ur-'fl i ha
insured $441.761.51, rs American
cargoes with a 10.-.- of s , .t,
Previous to that tlnu the b -• 1
had lost only fiJOAOoO due 'o -uh
Ynarine -inking- Pinee the b-.n
ning of the war in 191». ’ v <- -.,1
salvage of x *-,»*■ I, sunk amounted
to only sr,»$ r, » 07.7. >7
Millions of dollar- are -aved t*.
American exporting firm
month by the bureau in in«u"ane.
rates On the ?>'•** wor’h -»♦
cargoes so far in-ured the rate ha
been a little less than 2 -1-2 p*-r
cent.
American insurance firm.- a- a
rule are refusing to insure
entering the war zone, but >her*
they are willing to take the n.-k.
the premium runs higher than 17.
j.f-r cent
Marine Insurance rate- in Great
Britain run from eight to 1-: ;••
cent. The monthly average of • • -
insured during the two years previ
ous to lf*lT to- onlx 64 vet -*•]-. 7
number insured during Jun*-, I:• 17
was 1.407*.
Up to date the bureau ho- n<’'
lost a dollar on the Insurance of
seamen and nf*cer, under th* pro
visions of the new tafi.ooh.ooo war
risk insurance t*lll recently t'a-«<-d
by congress It is estimated tha
before the war is terminated about
250,000 Mamen will he Innireq at
an average insurance r,f $: ’ <• per
man The co-’ of in-urlr the-,
men will be borne by the own**- of
the vessels upon which the men sail.
YOUNG MEN NOT
BARRED FROM NEW
OFFICERS’ CAMPS
WASHINGTON*. July 6 (n \
of the tendency on the par* of *«il
qualified men und» r 11 nd m* n
without militarv < xner; l no •** t <r*l
their applications for th* second
series of officer-’ trj«:r,tnir * ar :
catise of appnrt n» t -uni * • *1 •
of *he war depnrtm* n* n r-mor in
dum of !nforniatt(<n. dated J*ine 4.
1917, Gen Mcf’ain. th* ad u’ irt-gen
* ral. issue*! th* follow nc -Moni' n’
today •
“The statemen* that nature n A n
will be given preference t<< th»- *»''
end “eries of off < r 'ratnlnr: cr t*>s
seems to have been mistin*!* rs*r
iln some quarter i. Thi* preferenr ■
will only apply v her*- qua’lflc ulons
are equal There is no intention to
i bar out applications by men un<! r
j 31. In fact, « xaminintr officers h.<\<
been lnstruct*'d to r* g; r' t! •>
1 25 to 37* as the most suit.ib’*- There
[is also some ml-understanding
about the necessltv of | re\ious mi!
ftarv experience The government
•L io'.jving primarily for intents n*
| and forcr ftii men .-ind t
. ri* nee, tho desirable, i- not s'ri*tl
nee*‘ssary.“
I Applications for th* .e ramp- vl>
Close July 15
r> the
OTAGE
The WllDamson brothers, wh.-s** n
i ventt ns for urtietsea pt'«>iogrsrh>
rr.i i< p, ssibir the fi’r ng of t il.
V- r- « tr»S»erreec* >V***V . TANARUS“ -
sun i Is'HX'i-.* I'n j. • .-•■ .(
n-s to tfir p. r.i h
••un lay Jul - .v. r* v rv •. ::• »
land. They ~r- t«* Arr- - ,i w* ;
i mere beys, and hive d—t snd
{ • rim- nted w.th and* • •»* - nv--r
I t t .v- ' <t rj ■ri - . • - r
The r h .n- in V<.»r: ■. k. V t
oappaTST l .,« with w h>> h th-se p. t., • ~
were made con-’-t- «.f a <*• • ’
I s.t-le tut- th -• t * - fe-t n !I
--rcet»-r. ausprnd-d in r*te w-**e r in \
vert* a' p. - *i. Art! v.
Os the tUb“ « M -t- e|
. .. j
r«rv at n pit; -• • I* 1 ; h - n *r i
at a ,.f o«,t Th* m,,, r - ,
vat > nr* m ii» • .-i.i-s •*- »• . * ••
r Kb! walls at i Se, ; pp*d *A
.%r•hl i s; h• « t v * r *a n t F .»• w r * * »
f• t * hr,; t W ,*.-r. \ i „H‘ ’1 - ]
*♦ stt. -.*-1 r. *: -hx a: t.»k* • I
j pictures .-.f the .t t h- ar-n* a. *r> ■
if erf'U ti; ♦*.- • parrs -n »‘ •' •
th* «v*ean •!:*•! :n %* t ■ --.r.• - r r,i:
<l'v *n< suits t* -it a*) . r -
or i,f lines to th* surface.
* 1 * v* h «•» n: i'v iv««< j;. > n .
1 ’ \ and '-v a • s p* pit ’*t r
I r who r- <**» tiv h-ad'd »r,.'
- V f-: t - ■ t .
I Town. It* Gomes t> smd w and
"Z.egfet.l Uolh. «. s,il t p th* a„Ve.
viHo i-:,J ,n tho Tempi. t h."a*. - n*v
1w r k Granvtfl*. is unusual tv
| 11 J ’ « ' reof.-d 4je af»d
. dan r, K S- nd foatur* th< •!'
! wtr • o tKat r r ID* • h **•- •, • •
j Hugh H*t >. -t, *n hi« latest i :t>- The
j Pr* hetion CUra Howard. *-f’*'-,»r
| tnusiral *>n:e«lv cirl. I’h.n.i a*id '* r
s>ng ng and dancing p kar *■*•> • -
.and • other numb** «w ■ ■• rn pi *t»
j the bill.
I'rAntimc thr plain neat kind—that
Is *!•-• h» Tim* - l„h Tie pt. -Xf aln l”?a
DICKY DUTY’S DIARY.
FR OAvY: OUST As | S*T
50WM TO LUNCH, A WOMAM
CAME ANO TOOK T«E CEM
CPPO-SiTtl
4*. »A,
j
V
y\
♦ ; 7 M
tr \ M
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.
But homett But ne. you
iu„,M '’UST bjv OMt of
INOUH UTT , MY p 0 :; . -tHty ct
JOLLV, IVB- OMLV DOLLAHT’
■3'PtN'T EvF.ny
CENT 1 HAD ( CT *
HYfIE AT -TH 1 1
“FAIR' J ’ x <
*- ) r '
A\ & J;-y •- a , x - .
Y ; .y
H H r
k % I
By ' EO.
BY E. WALTER.
TV- v , . r . -nor«**i
r.. -vi **» • > v .;' roor,
t: .r. k :< '•!•' .* i<■ -slep* on a
touch *>n > ,*-r -ui* of rh*- rotun
vs b* r*■ th* wo u 'l- veil in 'he
l.i> »\ ]• * i th;u many a
ia’k .our ! - *tong :•» thiit :*rribie
• • . Irvin
I
- ■ and •r • r- ,-h 'ill ! • ;inl th**
d.• r in v,t n > • stuck
r»er v and ,n .• rtl > •*.* r rh»'n shi
-up 'h* r*. o
In v.. : iiiorn.’k *f*er ’uorning
,*»> th* girl- iir> ! o go to work,
wan va a : ,;g M ' ■ • rroplttined to
si.- , er~Sti ;• V a a" .-norms
kept n.* iw.i- • -m midnight
* i»n • \ ■ . r. Ull g<*
• umtry
an; n.-'.k <* • - r:**h- • ’ «n do «»t
your -nor n. * Hut S or.: •
-nap - • and “You n*v*r u-**u to cov
Pl.-.m f don’t snore :»• aM You
. _ •' \r*
end of ex* rv a i*n* r ’
go t) id Mat
tie suffered - r i hi n * n h**r
|i r -
I nine b.tr *r jin slum v foj I
th* v.n -h. -'.er comm T * 1. or
ntlgh* commit ’! ry ,iil e*. -nuty D
r-. a *o !.• ■ •k- • \fT a r, .
:inc«> D Wa- • t rag* ■ . T > i •
I sr.or* and a- <D ' - nd • -tv.
‘ work hard so iiv.nu U’
j Ntcht after nigh r: •
i that fiendish r * - 'or*
,in Ma*' t* p- •' •• ■ f rn ’ '
j her day? with dt* and pn i n* r n:.h’-
v* ’!i ?or* ii * •
s te* -.t- :.- in the - . Pro’* ’
1 rein, tears, how ti •1*- ’T ♦ ■■ g
I milled on* - .bfom
j that *he .snoring * -i • r > i'
a ferile (rra. n •
I After nion'hs ’h t .. •r! •.
UETKOIT TIMES
Great July Clearance Sale Saturday
200 Summer Blouses \
Va'uc* to s2.oo—Saturday at / #
M
tm M m W M
by w
t ■ *n. v •- » and p. b ’• It ’t'Uied 1
Large collars and it > iff- Spot :al |
Girls’ and Misses’
Sports COATS
at 5 5 °2
Reduced F r or*’ f’3 .nd s’2
\ l:mi*c .f -tvles In i w :’- 1 . t.ab
arme.- >*. Tw -itis .*-d S- • u • « u -of
N • !vt .. •s; k. embroidered K*-p itni «T;:l.rolder»d
Orgando Naxy blue, b! k . 1 ' - ' colors.
Girls’ White Wo* I Sweaters, 2 to 8 Yrs., >.■ Off
Jersey Woo! Bathing Suits
SC.OO
a W
l: -• •' ft t.n \’ u»i ;
WHEN srsiE SNORES
iVE GAVE.
Oure toqethe^
j
jC VkX
r _rw
Vr,Li w^ t T 1 1 1 Hfi.
Hr V OKI& OOME3 BOGJGKT TLk/
x'j L Dollars uorrrH'
-?/-• 1 nr:
<-1
! . v, /->. i^T
\ 'f \ L * \7J.\. I
•,* • ,
/ ■ »l 111 Ilx
* ■ ‘_> • . . ■
k\ .-mm II I m2rn m rXv
| 1 I
i Lr
.M M* uo* n h'illiant 11> a Sh*
a iff Sh. t.d
■ ; *.•• o: : !’» snoring. :i< bt*.v I.
t . .and« :n ’!• ’armlx h iimony. u>w
: h*r n rve-. 'nterfcre.i w t l,
- ..*'. I her xery Li*-, arrl
.♦ 'hit;g to cur* S .
■< :: • doctor quizzed MatU"
•u ! To her annoyance he
. • 1 in- .-• n Su-,* - •
_• •- the n it; in the mobn
* n • i.-.i- ' mo*.e uu.-*ions ant
i -.t •’.»• girl sharply ’ll phe
!' I ’• was a.- Mug r\ hug a
i :t -h.*‘ -lit up and gasped
• r> ached for his prescrip.
■ ‘ - id I g*• h*; froa:..
• i ’ <•. e and m* that M i*n'*
’ *’ r. * and curing but xou”
. v- ■ x -ine fKr the bad *■’
siring in art office s!I day
xeroe You need a m**n
■ ’ phi -;* li rern* dy tor ci n
■ working overtime without
i Mon to freshen * our mind and
Yotj need medicine ffv '.out
•r '*l You eat too little All
i- w*r mg condi’ orr- have poison
or body and nerves and hi ain
p •■* vi jr mind You are mo
'■'*• >.,*.■ g* anti h»ight. No
. ! r -.•> Ve. p steady on such rare
• .~l< • o' herself Exercise.
. • * , • r*. . recreaMon to get tjp
•o vv.;.’ b ‘ md into physical and
1 . -.i!: n -nd the snoring o'
11 *• S, • in the world won’*
l\ ffp nft the sign, on nclt- |,l«-
u<-nn, null. t.i..Ml* ~ nnt *hr <|rl». r»
the e.'iin* ' n will *><• pro*, i* a
* - .;«• * . ~ t n ..f th* <• •
>■ ii. r Th* t >D •» h»*l n» 1- com
r j , n * - n*•) ' motorists .w h
■rs on *h* g *- - Mi’
th, •' > J- ms|,**«i th*r» ' i- r
p. . . r i tb- p r.t Af* * t I l‘
K . , V*s \! It* *-r i r
,n* rp ravm eounscl, f ein.-t
i h • n r • s hxrter cov*rtng
*Y » r
ANO ATE TOGETHER
9
(
j
* N
A
T/TV h
r-km
/ \ i Mb
! l — mm
Girls’ sls to $22.50
Shoe-Top SUITS
at
Sue# 10, 12 and 14 Year*
Lxceedinglv -mart tail. i*.l and trimnird -uits
in naxv. t op* n. rose, velour rheckg, .«n<l black
anti white plaids. Lx<r> suit new this
reason and stylish to the last degree.
6.Siegel@
J v. WM X *'~r - . • lT*n
HOW TO DRY BEANS AND PEAS
TOLD BY UNCLE SAM’S EXPERT
By BIDDY BYE
• Ofk- max mp>w a great deal
labour 1- o:- inti he* know how
'•> «!r v • . i . Ii 1 .-ans ,iv. the
fet'd r* <p.M . and mo- in famine
>v n *r ! - a* cording to Herbert
• Hoover.
Lb* method of drum; be*n« sue
g* -t* and by l neb Sam's • xperts is
! 'hs
Shell wa-h. spread in thin lay
J -on th* trny- us *h.* drier, anl
j •i’ ■ . • beg; r.ntng at 14Y
jd» sre* -and :radu,Cly r.« l- ng the
temperature ’> i 'A degree. This
■ high o n per.r ir* i- •** d.m'roy all
insect *4g- 'ha* may ne on *he
lo an- <ui m l - l ore carefully. The
heating f ’’ ■ b* an or p’a destroys
Get After Enemy Insects Before Storing
Dried Foods, Is Warning of U. S. Expert
In-*c - are the chief foes of dried
Ix eg e* «h'e, and fr'i’« They vie
•nc*-. like'y to get into ’he fruit
during the pr*>ee<*- cf dryng than
j afterwgrtl*, is the warning of one
Jof Unci* Sam’- cooking exp*>rt'«
Yf th I*; •-;* 'he r ♦ eg- on fruit
zen-ra ,* at - 1 :-k ■ r af ! **r dark It
■ . . . « *r< *rj three to "0 and <v, f nr 'fi*>
> hatch into gruhltke raterpil
-1 <t md fr '-n five to 10 weoki* t|!l
tq. • * traree of *h« moths to lay
,‘.v.*Mr .. of egg, and •Once a
•it- b--t of 'Lr«. an- **r generations
?•» '■•■deced v* ir!v. * a f**w of
■. -■ p ..*h egg- "e -’ored away on
(i* "and •ruif- < x .•.••■tables rnanv
;>■ nd** of valuable material mav he
** * v. and .I mne *! *• course of the
i winter
Warm dark h:n- or dried frui’ In
*. Vs ff. r • «pe. ial!\ favorable
I ]'■(•. * far th* • d> v e!opment
Th** ’ *•*.’• ♦he inutunt of ma-
X>av/gunit: ycANT ge
J&ggx A <TT A PFD
mEm Toip' i’ll apound
Th* COCNER Pin
•ass VOTCH*
• ■ k-Tk / ~ 7r U^
m i
I 1
! J I
* i 'ln
Misses’Middies&Smocks 1
Saturday at /
I sual $1 '.n x allies In black and white, red f %
and vxhue, atui blue and white rep Gala- |
tea> in .stripes, and sport colors. Smocked, \
la* e«| from or with ribbon ties. Special |
infants’ Muslin Bonnets, \W Prire
$5.00 Taffeta Petticoats
An exceptional pun-huso nf fine 1 1k '\
l M Miroafj* in b!.tck and e\er> desir Q
ahlo color Fancy pleated and X
shirred Misses' and regular mzo«. ! ~■■ *
it, vitality, so that it cann* be
used for seed.
Lima Brant.
Lima bran- *an h** rhelled from
the po<j and dried If gathered when
young- and tender, uß*h anil Man* h
fiom five to lb minutes t>eng'h of
tme for blanching depend- upon
sue and maturity of beans R*
move surface moisture and dry from
3 to 3 1-2 hours
Pea«.
Shell full grown peas, pas.-lnr
thru a meat grinder, spread on
travs and dry Ground peas dry
more quickly than whole peas, h i*
make a product which can be used
terial in a package, ihc greater the
chance o? a few eggs doing a great
deal of damage Small carton, or
containers have the advantage of
confining the injury from the,**
moths to quantities of ma
terial.
In sun drying if the drying racks
are screened early in the evening
and s’ n'rht. and th* dried fruit and
vegetables stored in tight paper
sacks in a cool place no danger or
dinarily need be feared from the,*
Insect,
As an additional precaution, th*
dried product, before b**lng stored,
mav he hex'ed to ' 4*i degrees Jonr
enough to allcw the h.s* to pene
trate thru This will sterilize it if
already infested.
In drying hv artificial heat, the
process itself ordinarily will ster
llize the pro*Dict Rut after drying
it should he stored promptly
All went well till the
WAtTRE.SS STARTED TO
GIVE me TWO CHtCKS.
'give me onlv one Check 1
PLEASE.!" JAID X.
r
$ fru'wm
Lp*u€_£T'». !
It t .Jh *Jnw H
FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1017.
500 Girls’
Tub DRESSES
95c - *l^
Sues 6 to 14 Years
Wonderful v*rlet\ in style and trirpniing .ft
stets. Fancy plaids. solid color ginghams, mon
otone percales and piques Workmanship f.tr
above the ordinary Best values of the summer.
OH | BF(j YOU* PARDON«"
*s>'D SHE " vou DIDN’T
3PEAK TO EACH OTHER,
60 I YOU WIRE
MARRIED'/'
f
i J
\^u
I^O-'s(J^i(ciOSED!|
•sf Emsm
[MS,
__ '
Pop_ ,
successfully only In th* propa r atj,.a
of aoup or puree.
"h» n dn >ng the \er\ young and
’••ndei sug.ir p**«a. use the p ( ,d ai*«»,
.
Blani hin hciling aster h run '• -.
Remove auip! um:> r» .«nd dry
*t> or three hours.
I e In dry Ins beans and p» i
«
gradually to 1 4.'* dtgtces
HOLLWEG MAY
SPEAK SATI’RDAY
HER I .IN, (via Ij ndom. Jtih . -
i mi| ■* r i.i 1 t h>,n '• or \ r >n I' * 'h n <nn #
Ho' ». K M 111 J , h,ih!y rf.idr. • t| *
l
*as announced here today
''' > ■> and »pa?i-h«* from *nf
I
•»k» an ■ a rly pportunlty to nukl
nn«W e:* t 1
.
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Impossible.
CALVERT WILL
LEAVES $5,000
TO CENTRAL M. E.
The will of fji'otge T < t|v rt,
■ I t
'nnv Inr , w,< fl,. l Thursday a
probate court. and b pm Term* tin,,
'too |s i» f* t i | ihlir Inst ,’ution* '•
the folio* ng hf ] m -*s ( pn'ral
Me'hodie* church. I'. 1 V. M
\ . $2,000. V W. C A , s2.o'to; Flop.
*n< .• trt <>n ii 1; i rn> ): u t* g
widow. Mr*- C!a r a K c.i vert, and
her daughter, Iv>rothy w , will i.v
ceire the residue of the oi ,t«
*er $ >].-,»<♦ las been dlst! lbuN-4
among relatives
King ejeorg** and Queen Mary t>
day enter 'he twenty t f’h c if
of their !l< and life, having .ft
married July 0, I*,}. m ‘he Chap#*
Royal of St Jam» C palac
—By FOP.

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