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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Ace Spergs nj

Ace Sperg maal.
aSiges oct i oct ny Ieitamente,
at Seiu aetiGroi5beo t~ilreenes o5?
9eii (9roi. gang.)
Get ger mig life iaa liot onot at
ie, at Del M er bleoen neooenoigt
/ 6en Iutberite Strife at beioare Ell
Spergsmaal iom bette. Yten ieg
ifal foriege at boloe mine 6elelier
hos mig ielO og iaa beioare Spsras-
moolet, iaa goot % fort, ieg fan.
y 5or oct ierite Igrer Sfriiten,
at HeiiGroigbeo tilre0nes os,
al HetiGr0igeerelien er Ell 9ano.
ling al @uo % al @uo iom Com.
mer, iom retiGroig 90 naooi91 om'
mer Ce Rom. 3. 24-28; A, 2-25)
. Scr oct anoet lGrer Sfriiten.
al @uo reiiGroigosr bner Den, iom
tror pna BAN, iom opreiite Dor Ser.
re Seius ira De osoe, ban (oen
Serre Seius), iom bleu gipen ben
Tor pore Gpertr9oeIier % opreiit
Tor Dor interchangeable. (91om. a,
24-25).
Men at iro iorfIores / Striiten
REQ. al annamme Den operpGttes
Ranoe oe Hetfproigbeoens @noe
(Hom 3. ~.
81 Men nHetioroiebeoens 8npe"
er Gems 9eii9roiebeo~, nemli9
ariiti (Hom 8, 49, Oeo boiIten 2ip.
lens interchangeable ifal fomme
oper ale Renneifer.
nen a%ltioa: Get iiees / oct M
Ieitomente, at ariiti RetfGroigbeo
tilregnes hper ben, iom tror. Get
er a rifti Hetf9roiebeo",
ioroi ban bar iorboGruet ben oeo fin
9poiahe6; bet er % RetfGr.
oiaheo,~ ioroi ban ifGnfer Den. %
oet er o5roens 8et9r6ig.
ior0i Ben mootaaer Den.
Ste Spergsmaal.
Siaes Der oct IN 1eltanlente,
at ri retiarOisgeres eaer ~ireIies
ior 5eiu Sfplo?. gteill4 (@roi.
gang.)
9roi. Bang AMER nabenbart oct
te Tor @lansnummeret; tbi ban I'll.
isier: o9ei life en- @ans bette Fl.
ges." 9i tiIlaoer os at tiIieie:
ga, oeiaa bette iiges boaoe mango
@onge og pnn mango MaaOer / bet
M 1eitanlente." 9epiier berpaa er
allereoe eipet ooenfor. Ill DoerIi.
gere gebis BLOT oisie Steoer:
y 3om. a, %; ariihls blep
gipen ben for pore S~pertr9oelier %
opreiit til Dor interchangeable.
p Hom. 3, %: De blioe retf9r.
o~igeiorte uforitpIot al bans Raaoe
peo ben 8orIssnine. iom er ! Sri.
tins Seius.
81 Sob. aabenb. 8, 60: .0e
De lang en- M Gang og fogoe: 9u
er pproig til at taee 8oeen og op.
Iabe bens SesI, foroi on er ilogiet
oe bor meo bit Blob fsbt os til
Sub Of allie Stommer os 9irnge.
maoI og 5olf 90 SlGeter. og on
bar giort os til aoneer oe pr9iter
for Dor @iib, og hi futile regere
ODER Soroen."
Gette er fiIn Iibt al bet 'meeet,
Tom er bIeper os til Del for Sc.
III SfpI6." Den, fom snifer pi6ere
Oplpsnine, fan fe efter | Sfriften
bboo Der iiees ON nSeiu Wnpn,",
i ariftis", og ban bill finoe meeet,
Der eoor poo 9onen afor Seiu
SfDlb."
Or MI 0rren ON ban obieftipe
Torfonine | DperensftemmeIfe meb
Dor Tutberffe W~efenoeIie9 Di moo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Poet z psrqsmoaI

a5iges oct ! m Geitomente, al
Seius er blepen i~trofiet / port Steo?
9ieii@ (groi. 9ane).
0pis Qrci. Bang ifuIoe bare
Net i oenne I'm 3pgtelie. ioa Ter
oct rent ioriaroeliei no Tor os ale
bonoe Tor 1io og Gpisbeo; thi Den
Strai. iom "a nenter o., er ben
epige Ieo, lem hperfen pore loorer
eler 9snner eaer 9oosperninger
eaer noget Menueife eaer noeen
@ngel fan ri os ira. Saa er Der
intel gunneelium mere. men fun
2open, iom ioroemmer os ale.
Men, @no rare lonet, ban bar life
Getl Ter fortGaes / port M Ieita.
mente meo flare % tpoelige Gro
ON ham, aiom ieIp bar PORE Spn.
Der paa lit 9eeeme paa erect,
forat bi, Adobe ira Spn6en, ifulle
Ieoe for aetfGroigbeoen ban, peo
bpis Sanr 3 ere laete." Il. Ret.
2, pa.
hi oct. Tom por 9open umli.
ligt, i6et ben bar ~fraiteslsit for.
meoelit asoet, bet gioroe SUB, 6a
ban ienote fin eecn Sen / ipnbiat
aeos 2ienelie oe ior Spnoens
SfpIb oe forosmte (Itroifeoe) Spn.
Den I asoet" (giom. s. 81. - On.
bper, iom fan Ieie @r9if oeo, at
bet Orb, Der err onerfot ofor Spn.
bens Sfnlo" eeentlig buroe oper.
i9ties .fom Spnboffer". 5
bpert Sab er bet Septuosintas
Itooenoe llotrpf for Spnboffer. =
Der er oItioo en- onben, Der bar
liot Stroffen | bort Steo. nSoa
er Der oa M ingen Sor6smmelie
(StroD for benz, iom er | arifhis
Seius" Mom. 8, y. Oct er babe
Hart, tp6eIiet oe ober al Maaoe
~sIpoeligt.
3oie Spbrgsmaol.
gSiees bet | bet M Tefiomente
at .Seius pe6 fin 2ibeIie os Gso
bar erbperpet fla en- Sortienefte,
iom fan fomme os til @obe2 Neil"
Wrof. Bong.)
Mon 0riftis bo ifuIbe bore bob
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

Ger funse peges paa ulemperfc
mere i set enfelte. men lao oette
prre not, i bpert 6alo ior Oenue
@ang.
I'm oi fornnorer Spiteln. iaa ri
i Steoet Tor Menigbcosoelegotion
guar oper til areosoeIegation.
iua ar Der SanoinnIigbeo Tor, II
alle, lem pol9es. boa0e Spgoeleaa.
ter % @roiter. mnoer rem. % oo
Silver 6aaoe arbeioet. Anioaret u
9proerne liaeIigt ioroelte meIlem
areoiene ia oper heIe Samfum0et
Geo ifal fer after meooele no8le
CpIpsninger, iom ieg m%obeuteoe
"a SpergSmaalet bar onpe Tor II
Var iioen.
Zen ipenif.hitberife ar9uitana.
Snnooe boloer Samfunosmsoe
6pert 9lar, % Reprpientationen REQ
bette @eOe or en- 9rnit % EN- 90a.
oelegat for 6per 1900 aommunifan.
ter eler fonfirmereoe Meolemmer.
; Stc0et ior bore areoie bar
oenne SDnooe Statsfonierencer.
iom ooiaa hol0er We0e hnert Mnr.
% REQ bette @ooe uulges Repro.
icutaaterue ira 9ouierencen til Sn
no0emeoet.
Sper al acknowledgements er
after ino0elt i Here @isiions.9i q.
f~trifter. % oisie nominerer eler e
reilaar Gepruientonter til Snno
oemeoet Tor aonierenceu. Genne
fan "a polge 0isie eaer onore.
Nan regner / 9e9len, At bpert
0isiionsoiitrift bar ca. 1000 Som
mmifantcr. iaa et1pert Misiions.
oiitrift poa Den @aaoe / RegIen
bliper repraienteret pna Snnooe.
mooet REQ en- Qrrit 90 en- GeIeaat
l1ubnte 9iitrifter har en- Slags
Organization. iaaleoes oaioa en-
aasie. 60 a oenne aasie 6etoIes
2elegaternes Tighter til oa unoer
oNa4
Zen tuife ,Qtisiiuri. Snnooe~
felqer ct life iao Iiot iorifeIliat
Suitenl. Scr oct isrite boiler ben
life 5~pnooemsoe uoen boert 3.
aor.
Gems Disqualification 0eo bette
Msoe er en- QrGit o. en- 2PgoeIe.
gat Tor bper , til : @enigbeoer.
efter iom De er itore til.
IA oenue delegation imiolertio
iDntes at bare for itor, nor Der al.
Iereoe for TO aar iioen 6orilaa
iremme ON at inoifrGnfe Repr9.
ientationen til Ell 1r9it % en- 99a.
oeIeeot for bner 10 Renigbeoer.
Ceina oenne Spnooe er inooelt
/ Statstonierencer eaer 1iitrifts.
ipnooer. Elsie boIoer aorsmsoe De
to aor, Der foloer mesIem SDno6e.
msoerne.
Ser er oct life Statsfonierencer.
ne eaer 0iitriftsipnooerne, Der pal.
ger 3eIegaterne til Spnooemeoet.
men oct fonititutionsmRsiige antaI
Renigbeoer nPIger i 6paesitab en-
9rRit og en- 9peoeleeat til emo.
oemeoet. 9e inmme Meniebeoer op.
tager iaa Solicitor til 99fning al
8epreientonternes lloeiiter til og
unoer Snnooemsoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

fan faloe oen obiectioe Borrowings
lare ior iaa uomtpiiielie bepionet /
oct no leitamente at man ton 81.
re en- 6|orfaitelie Al Den til 9loitil.
leliesgruno mellem ariine@.
Non iaa lite Snerbenisainaen mi.
Der Qroi. Bang mere2 scr ssr Den
Oct, ida iful0e Der pel lite luit iaa
tort MOO III at ii1e. 6nao BON 9er
/ Dc iioit anierte SrO. II gaar M
oner til 9'roi. Bangs ) Spergs-
maal du9aaenoe 6orioningen. q
Oct or aaben6nrt hans 9ieniug, at
De Ter 6eiIanOi9 ifal gre oct al
meo. 1pa6 ban faIoer a0en ortoootie
6orioningsIure4.4 Den objective
6orioninge % oct oil 10 / 9irfe-
.Iigbe0eu iige meo al 6orioning. on
emo maaife life meo al Borrowings.
lore. Gr 5oriouingen fife obiettiu.
iaa er oen nemlie intet. - Proi.er
life ri ior at iette fine Cro en-
Smlle paa Sfruer. @an nil nen.
Zig bare Hare 90 tDoelige
GRID. 9ertil bIot Den 9em9rf.
ming. at BET. ser or tlart % tpOe-
liqt Tor oen enc, er- maaife bon6e
uflart % utpoeliat Tor ben onoen
Cro brnges iGonanIigt III al 10.
trptfe en- sog eaer @ening; Der er
maaife benz Ger bruger 0ro Iii
Al iffuIe baa0e Gag % Menina
BEG er iaaoont enonu alminoeIigt
ouiet ior en- @isbru9. ioa riot
ica req. Men MI til Saaeni
lite SperBsmaaI
aSiges BET meo flare II tnoeIiBe
Cro oet III 3eitamente. Of ono
cr blepen iorionet REQ ariihs :
Rel (Qroiesior 9ong.)
1iuoo mic at iremiptte Ell an.
oet Spergsmaal: oSises Oct me0
flare og fnoeIige Gro / oct m 5e'
itomente. at @uo er life bIepen
iorionet peo ariinls2 {" = SEQ ina.
rer z eli. Mlen buor tsr Eroiesior
Bang ioo nagte BET? Sfal Der flo.
re % tpoelige Grb til at bpbor
Ell 9pre. iaa fan man pei life fra.
ne minore al oen. Der iornGgter en-
2ore oiientli9!
g1en Qrof Bang nGoter en- 9G.
re, Der CT iremiot ! BET M 1eitn.
mente meo flare % tDoeIige Sro:
&c Rom. 3. 10: plbi oeriom Ri
bllpe iorIigte meo Guo ue0 bans
Ses Geo. Ger ri Rare SLENDER,
GA ituIIe ri meaet mere. eiterat Ri
ere iorliste. ~irelies peo bans Gin"
@an fnn hange ia i Croet Il 0 |.
liate" % meme. at Oct uotrptter
noaef. Der ioreeaar i Renneifet og
life i ono. Soeen er Sen, at ri
uc0 ariiii $50 er brnat / ct an.
oct 6orbol6 til @uo og giio til
os. "a 5aaen er, at bette 6orboIb
blep bragt / Stano pao @oIentbn,
bcninloo 1900 aor ier hi bier
isot og perionIie tunoe iaa Tel i
IorIiaelicn. (6orionineen). Gen
iamme Care finoe nj / 2 aor.
3. fs-2f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
3oie g pbrgsmaol !.

y liobrpet of mig. 2. g. Q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

Or MI 0rren ON ban obieftipe
Torfonine | DperensftemmeIfe meb
Dor Tntberffe 9efen6eIies 81 moo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

GortiaffeS boa IISIie lI6e.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

> libbapet of mig. 2. e. Big.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Underwear

Combinations Skirt and drawer
styles; made of Nainsook, trim
med with Val. laces in various
designs; others trimmed with en-
broidery insertions and c1oE
edglngs ...........,. " A'
Drawers-Circular and regular
shapes, trimmed with embroidery
ruffle, lace insertions and 40.
edge; at ............. FOS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Cedar Boxes

There is nothing quite so nice as these we'll
made, we-seasoned cedar boxes for storing clothing
for the summer the cedar odor is not pleasant to
the moth as it is to the human.
These boxes are nicely finished, 81 inches
long, 10 inches wide, 17H inches high; fitted with
casters and handles; regularly sold at n-o-
$3.50; to be sold, Saturday, at .......... 0O.0O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
SaCQ(NleS

Lawn Dressing Sacques, in fig
ured and floral designs; square
and round neck, square sailor col
lars or collarless effects, hem
stitched border and contrasting
color trimmed; may be had in
navy, light blue, tan and
black and white; special 90
al ............. oOS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Stearrls Sc Foster Co.
Special Cotton Felt
Mattr eSSeS
TIL xHYI
Demonstration This Week

We want you to see the startling, life-like,
mysterious lady demonstrating the Stearns
Foster Co. special cotton felt mattresses in our
big corner show window.
Nothing quite as interesting as this has been seen
in any store In long while.
These fine mattresses have roll edge and are COW
cred with fancy ticking. You will find them excep-
tonally resilient and comfortable, and they will give
no end Of service.
Aft. Gin size, regularly $40, at 1915.
Aft. size regular $3.50, at $s.25.
Oft. Gin. size, regularly SO, at $7.75.
3-ft. size regularly $3.50, at $725.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Table Silver
Oneida Community
New Georgian Pattern

Here is one of the richest, prettest designs
that has ever been applied to silverware, and the
Oneida Community people have once again
scored in the production of this, the Georgian
design which is bound to make a hit
The spoons in this design have huted bowls--a
decided novelty
These pieces are warranted for fifty years and
will make excellent wedding gifts.
Teaspoons, u doz., Medium Forks, u
S215. doz., $3.50.
Tablespoons, II doz. Oyster Forks, u doz.,
$3.50. 1878.
Soup Spoons IL doz., Salad Forks, IL doz.,
$3.50. $425
Dessert Spoons, X Butter Spreaders II
doz 81 doz. $780,
Orange Spoons, " Medium Knives, IL
doz.. So. doz SO.
Dessert Forks, u Dessert Knives, "
doz. 81. doz', $o.oO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Gowns

N~NNV WV IL USD
House Dresses of percale, in
stripes and checks; combination
collar, lace trimmed, or collars of
self material; cuffs TO @o
match. Special Saturday. O0C
House Dresses of Percale, Cling
ham and Seersucker; figures,
stripes and checks; low neck, COM
bination or embroidered -
trimmed; special at. y 1.SS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25

T h e American
Sewing Machine is
built of oak, with
we'll finished cast
ings, in drop head
S ty lie, with five
drawers with brass
trimmings, b a | =
bearing thruout;
high arm and bed
ornamented W ! I h
hand-colored d e :
sign; nickeled face
plate; new thread
releaser; automatic
b o b b | n winder /;
self threading shut
ton feed-an exec.
will give splendid
Z
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
IF CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
Look Mother! II tongue il coated,
cleanse little bowels with Cali.
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Children love this fruit laxative
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver anu bowels so nicely
A child simply will not stop playins
to empty the bowels. and the result is,
they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sours, then your little one becomes
cross, half-sick, feverish, don't eat,
sleep or act naturally, breath IL bad,
system full Of cold, has sore throat,
stOmach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen,
Mother! See II tongue IL coated,
then give q teaspoonful Of "California
Syrup OF Figs" and In q few hours
all the constipated waste. sour bile
and undigested food passes out Of the
system, and you have q we'll, playful
child again.
Millions Of mothers give California
Syrup OF Figs" because It II perfectly
harmless; children love 1t, and II
never falls to act on the stomach,
liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for as50-cent bot
tie Of California Syrup of Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children Of all ages and for grown.
ups. plainly printed on the bottle. Be-
ware OF counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine. made by California Fig
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
LABOR UNIONS 10
ATTACK MILITIA
Attitude Of State Troops ID Cop
per Strike Causes General
lll-Feeling

CALUMET. Mich, Sept. 26.--(6pe-
cial)-The cost OF the copper strike
to the state Is said to nave already
reached more than 5000 900 and by the
time militiamen ara paid In full for
their time and their sustenance, IL
Will reach $4,000 additional. Wheth-
er or not this strike will mean the
wrecking of the Michigan National
Guard, remains to be seen. but labor
organizations throughout the state
promise TO exercise every influence
against the guard within the legisla.
ture as we'll as without. II Is charged
that 1t was Unnecessary to send the
guard here. The district is perfectly
quiet still. under Injunction rule.
Making vicious attacks on the
militia. the mining companies and the
press and urging the strikers to vote
the Socialistic tickets, organizers for
the Western Federation OF Miners
talked yesterday afternoon to one OF
the largest gatherings OF strikers
held here since the opening OF the
strike.
President Walker, of the Illinois
Mine Workers. and John l.. Lewis. OF
Pittsburgh, representing the United
Mine Workers. we're among the speak
ers. The Federation of Miners will
carry the Copper Range eviction
cases and all other strike cases which
are decided against the federation
members In local justice and circuit
courts. to the supreme court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
High Lining Cost Due
TO Economic Disease

out arbitration, won some increases in
wages, such increase does them nc
good, and In fact they are receiving
less real wages (measured In purchas.
Ing power than they were before. In
other words. Caverly's conclusion IL
that the cost Of things Is labor cost
not money cost. Price tags have nc
significance. he says; II is the amount
OF commodities that can be purchased
with = days labor that counts.
The cupidity Of the few and the
stupidity Of the many have enabled
privilege to make our laws" he says
and now, finding that days labor
will hardly buy d dinner, we stand
bewildefed while the attorneys fof
privilege kindly and learnedly explaifi
that the real causes OF the trouble are
lack Of farmers. lSbof unions the
law of diminishing returns. 'extrava'
gance OF the working classes. the dis.
covery Of too much gold, and so forth
Cayerly points out that gold IL sub
ject to the law OF supply and demand,
and being the monetary standard, any
increase In the supply making II
cheaper causes a proportional In
crease In nominal wages and nominal
prices: but II all the mountains In
the world were turned to gold" he
says. 1.-The miracle would not diminish
the purchasing power OF days work
AS gold becomes cheaper days work
will purchase more Of 1t, but not less
Of other things on that account"
While on the subject OF economics,
here IL a paragraph contributed to the
Congressional Record by A. v. Lar
ferty. OF Oregon:
LET me give few figures to show
how the public is being literally rob
bed by the banks. The banks OF the
United States own all told approxi'
mately 1900, 100000. They have do
posts OF the peoples money amount
Ing to $4,000. 100000. Yet the total
stock Of money In the United States
Is only .$3,600;000, Think OF Il!
The banks have ON deposit and loan
ed out 1t interest, OF course. more
than Ave times as much money an
there is In the United States. aud
more thar ten times as much as the
banks themselves own.
"YUu have heard Of the man who
lived on of the interest OF what he
owed. The banks are creating swol-
len fortunes by that very process.
They owe the people $17,800, 900 ,0O0,
and they have this loaned out at 8
per cent.
''Talk about doing business on a
shoe string! That Is exactly what the
money power OF this country is doing.
No wonder 1t is under continual
strain; no wonder we have money
panics."
A comparison or 625 star athletes
Of the naval academy with $50 non
athletes, In both cases from the
classes Of 1S92-1911. shows that ap'
parently the non.athletes are In bet
ter physical condition that the attn
letes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27

will be provided In the morning ser.
vice the older people of the consre-
CATION and neighborhood will be
brought In automobiles to the church
q sthe guests OF the young folks. The
pastor will preach special sermon
for the old people. In the evening the
service will be In the interest OF the
young people.
New wine In Old win skins, or new
meanings In old creeds." Is the sub
ject FOR Sunday mornings discourse
In the First Unitarian church, by
the Rev. Eugene Rodmap Shipper,
continuing review of Winston
Churchill's novel. The Inside of the
Cup" The school OF religious educa.
ton. under the direction of Mrs.
Homer Sanford with q corps OF pro.
fessional teachers, opens at IL o'clock,
Sunday. for the year. Mrs. Newman
Of the Hinsdale, Kentucky, Settlement
school In q neglected mountain dis
trict, will tell OF her experiences there
following the morning church service.
In the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church tomorrow morning at 1O3
O'Clock, DR.. Maurice Penfield Fixes
will preach on How to win His
subject for the peoples service in the
evening will be Doubling castle.
The church orsanist. Edward Britain
Manville, A. A. G. o., will play tomor
row night: Allegro assai Fourth Son,
ate). Guilmant Melodie in r fiat
Tschaikowsky; Allegro moderate
Faulkes; Communion In G. Batiste
The Quartette choir will render Thy
Hallowed Presence" by Carter, and
Chandler's Come Unto Me-" The
graded Bible school will convene al
IL o'clock noon and the Whosoever
class will meet at $3.50 p. m, and the
B. Y. p. u. at 6:16 in the evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The chief
witness against Hans Schmidt. the
slayer OF Anna Aurnueller, win be
DIR" Ernst Muret, the fake dentist.
II was learned today.
Friends OF Muret are UNDERSTOOD
to have made overtures looking to-
ward Muret's turning states evidence,
in return for d degree of leniency on
the charge OF carrying weapon now
held against him.
Schmidt denied today that he even
considered entering a plea Of guilty
to homicide In the second degree, In
order to escape the chair. He said he
wns anxious to pay the extreme pen.
atty and meet his god.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
THREE ARE INJURED
BY AUTOS AND H6Hl

Miss e. d. Cox. OF Nd 70 ffila1l
phia-aye. east, was slightlt Nh
Thursday, when struck ~ q y
driven by Miss F. Stearhs, u M: CO.
Woodward-ave. She boafd6d 3 u
and went home. IN
Charles J. Hyde. aged -, u M
s2s Brush-st., was injured s66& r.
legs when struck By an auto .af1j@
by ]. Jansen. u No. 10 AtkiaSb1
ave. Mr.. Jansen to0k HYDE li6iis. ~
Michael Tierney, aged bix ~
bruised when run down " 4 ho111
driven BY William Gerard. M. 4>
Michigan-ave. a police iu& todk V
boy to his home, No. 7s1 Twellth2 =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27

Representative John l. Nolan, Of
California, under the privilege to ex
tend his remarks In the record, has
just inserted remarkable analysis
Of the high cost OF living prepared By
Richard Caverly.
Bearing In mind that real price il
cost measured In labor" says this
treatise. n rise IN real prices indi
Gates disease In the body economic
Just as increased temperature shows
disorder In the physical body.
Owing to invention and general
progress the natural tendency Of
prices, measured in labor, 10 toward
lower level. Al commodities are pro.
auced with greater ease and facility
they tend to become cheaper. 30 that
bne pays less labor for the things one
earns or buys. Prices would remain
stationary only in stationary world.
and prices would naturally tend up
ward only in world or country on
the down grade.
IT the inhabitants OF a country
should become insane, dev0ting them
selves to the destruction OF labor-sav-
Ing machines and the humiliation OF
wealth, prices would rise just as they
have for some years.
1.-THE United States bureau OF labor
issued Z report on retail prices, March
Is, 1918 That report showed that the
cost OF Is OF the principal articles or
food had advanced IS per cent In the
past 20 years, and that prices Of the
other necessaries OF life had advanced
In still greater degree, During that
period the wages of railroad employees
have increased 80 per cent, so that
there has been relative decrease OF
wages although nominal increase. Z"
This explains the apparent anomaly
that although labor has, through hard.
fought strikes as well as long-drawn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
ASKS CAR or RUSSIA Z
TO HELP HIM III

Peter Mackiewics; c6nvict64: 7i1S
day. and, sentenced to Mar6u4lik ff,;
on for life for killing Mfa Dofi&s ~
Brezina. wrote letter ftdh NJ S(1I
In the county jail. Thufs9ay NIT. r.
the Gear Of Russia. asking tat d
Russian governments Try % 800 t1
from his prison sentences. HI inSdt .
ed the GEAR, that In. Russia he n06A r.
BE 4 good soldier; and Go6H 6ut5ost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27

A VI IN our opening candidates that
mt forth any price, not win
osS u the votes will
v la6S toushh FoaRtsin PEN sdafahd and candidates
bav,he over Fountain PEN
suarsAssd
or btSf AND SECURE ALL THE sUBscRIProNs You CAN
MAHn livery IMPORT c06Nf BE sUkn THE CONTEST
sroAi1o ZACH FURTHER PARTICULARS; SURE
II W1ils NM xots
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-27
LUMBER1lAN FOUltt) n
IN HIS HOYRb

IRON MOUNTAIN. 1iet
Especial --Michaol l366h n
herman. IS years 6f ~.
dead tn his bed By t6& p
the Sasola Michie1n hSeSi tk
Ing. He went to tine h0tH1 n = r
. ! St night. and vent 70 ~ q
ateiy. Later maid went
room and could not ct u. -
the door the next motHiax S1Ef
not arouse the man. % ~ q
proprietor who forced thH 60 fkI|
found the man dead II bS6
disease was the cause q II
His relatives have not hSen
and he Will be buried II The ednnl 4,
expense. s, -s7