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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20

Thirty Miles Is Gained BY Allies.
News headline Counting the cost we
question the percentage Of profit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20

OUR neighbours kid has been SO
good for several days now past, were
wondering what the reason is and
how long il will last. He don't ap-
pear To be unwell, he eats his meals
and plays; you're never knowing how
to take a kidlet and his ways. There's
nought to do but watch and wait, like
Wilson did in Mexico, but we are anX-
ious, all the same. and just because
we love him SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20
Must BE a Pippin.

lFHtHt NbN q Y fIIIFtitF
Prosecutor G. O. France, who is also
connected with the C.-M staff, is en-
joying(2) troubles of his own these
days with a wrapped up throat, caus-
ed by painful boil on the very point
OF his Adams apple.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
TRAINS CRASH
in A BINDING
FALL OF SNOW
Inability to See Causes Crash of
Passenger and Freight on
Pere Marquette
CONDUCTOR BADLY HURT
AND WILL PROBABLY DIE
Fifty Passengers Escape With
But Slight Wounds in
Saginaw Wreck

SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. 3I.-(Spe-
claD-Pere Marquette passenger train
No. /, leaving Saginaw al 6:35 for Lad-
ington, crashed into the rear end OF
freight train No. II for Evart, eight
miles west OF here Harvey L. Hirsch-
baum, OF Evart, conductor OF the
freight. was internally injured and will
probably die Rear Brakeman Fred
Wiensheimer, who was in the caboose
with Hirschbaum. was slightly injured,
Passenger Fireman Fred Lasarge OF
Saginaw Jumped ana was cut about
the head and his knees injured.
The freight train had slowed down
TO seven miles an -ouT. moving eau.
tiously in the Diinding snow storm
The passenger was going 35 miles
an hour and the engineer did not see
the caboose OF the freight until he
was upon II. He stayed at his post.
There were so passengers on the
train and they were thrown from seats
and some scratched and bruised. a
wrecker and relief train were sent
cut from Saginaw at once. The loco
motive splintered the caboose and the
cupola lies on top OF the engine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Rick. A., henrietta %
y fraMA Y. Uunskas. 25 EVA wensiov-
Charles Byrne. q. Detroit, Lauretta
Stadberg. 20. Alma. Mich.
Joseph Virgins. TO- Mary Johnston
So
Michael Fako ntrancK' Anna
Kuchowski, q, Detroit.
10.
Leo wroblewskl %; Bronislawa HI
wiatakoski, IL.
Joseph Baober. &c, Zofa szzjnor. 10.
Antony Kulikowski, II; Lenora Red
sick -
William Zanltias. "a; Elizabeth
Klein, IS.
Wladyslaw Jarovacki. %. Victoria
Kop. IS.
MIA Rahek. IS. Hamtramck
George Potter. 20, Josephine Ma
varre. 26.
Martin Kurowski 2s; Anna Hammel,
%.
ska 22
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
MISSIONARIES.
HERE'S VIRGIN
FIELD FOR YOU
piIgent Search Fails to Reveal
Solitary Bible in the
County Building
LOOKING FOR
QUOTATION FOILED
Shocked Officials Promise There
Will BE Supply on Hand
by Monday

There Is not Bible In the Wayne
ounty building as far as an active
earch. Saturday. could discover.
An attorney wishing quotation
tarted search for Bible. His
earch started in Judge Lacy's Office.
There was none there. The prosecu-
prs Office and the assistants office
.ould not boast one The sheriff 5
hice was without spiritual guide. The
iyenile court. the probation office,
le auditors, and the county treasurer
nd the clerk OF the courts were
liuus Bibles.
The good roads commissioner did
OF even have a tract The circuit
purts had plenty OF books about but
o Bible. The probate court was in
similar state OF spiritual darkness.
The justices courts could boast law
ooks, newspapers. and magazines,
az no Bible.
Great Scott" said Prosecutor
hepherd, Monday | Will bring q
ible down myself. This is heather.
In"
Well. am very much surprised. ,"
Md Judge Lacy. Il Will get one. Mon.
by"
Monday morning We Will have one
the sheriffs Office said Chief Dep
~ Smith
The justices were shocked and each
fomised to have the holy book on
Peir desks by Monday. II all keep
8eir promises, the county OF Wayne
hould shortly undergo great
biritual uplift
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
WORTHWHILE MAN KEEPS
AUTO PATROL BUSY

Frank Davis. who "a about 40 years
old, and says bis home is IN North
vile, dropped TO the floor al No. 8sG
Michiganaye. shortly before 9 o'clock.
Saturday morning, wrlthed little.
muttered Poison" and laDsed into a
seeming stupor. An auto patrol crew
rushed him 20 the city physicians
cfice, whore he revived. and asked
Dr. George LAWN for a little morphine
10 ease his sufferings. DR. LAWN de-
cided that Davis was suffering from
too much alcohol. gave him white
tablet which was not morphine. and
sent the auto crew away. Davis i'm
mediately rose from the couch, re
marked that he felt all right, f;
walked out.
Al II o'clock the patrol crew was
called az No. 2l9 ST. Antoine-st., on an
alarm that man had taken chloro-
form They found Frank Davis. OF
Worthwhile. again. and this time took
him 10 St Mary's hospital, lie Will
recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
CITY ANSWERS IN
PAVING BLOCK SUIT
Contends That Commissioner
Fenkell Had Authority to
Enter Into Contract

The hearing on the injunction suit
brought by John 5. Newberry ana
Fred L. Smith TO prevent the city
from entering into contract with the
Republic Creosoted Block Co, the
lowest bidder. according TO ID. +. w.
Commissioner Fenkell, will take place
before Judge Murphy. next Wednes
day morning. No testimony Will De
introduced by either side. the hearing
10 be simply on the bill, and the an
swer filed by Assistant Corporation
Counsel Walter Barlow. Saturday
morning.
In his answer, Mr. Barlow denies
the charge that the commissioner act
ed contrary 10 the charter provisions
In entering into contract with the
Republic Creosoted Block Co. and de
clares that the specifications under
which bids were submitted, are under
standable and have the approval OF
the common council. Mr.. Barlow con-
tends that the commissioner has the
authority to enter into contract Tor
the years supply OF creosote block
before the annual appropriation is
made by the council and the board OF
estimates. explaining that the blocks
will not be ordered until the money
Is available and no warrants drawn
until the blocks are delivered on the
streets.
The answer also states for the in
formation OF the court. that John S.
Newberry and Fred l.. Smith are both
closely identified with William G.
Thomas. a disappointed bidder Mr.
Thomas is a brother-in-law OF Mr..
Newberry and Mr.. Smith Is employed
by Mr.. Newberry, according to tho
answer. Mr.. Newberry Is a resident
of Crosse Pointc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
AYOR MARX PLANS
MONTHS TRIP TO COAST

Mayor Marx is preparing TO leave
city on a months pleasure and
Einess trip the day after the char
election, Feb. 10. The mayor ex-
hts to go 70 the Pacific coast in
(npany with Z friend lie says he
Ids a rest and. besides. the trip
/ give him an opportunity 10 pick
business for an optical frrs IN
Itch he is interested.
II will wait until after the charter
|ction so ! will not be accused Of
liking the issue said the mayor.
10 Is opposing the charter But
that reason, would leave town
mediately. AS far as the outcome
| the charter election IS concerned.
not worrying a bit. am sure that
new measure will be defeated by
people"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Il. M. RY. REPLIES TO
PETITION FOR PROBE

The Pere Marquette railroad has is
sued "A statement concerning pub
lished report that labor union men
will ask for a federal investigation OF
the road, in connection with strike
Of employees Which has been in effect
since May 2S. 1913.
The statement denies that the pere
Marquette has sacrificed human
lives" through wrecks; declares that
the train service Is equal 10 that OF
any road in Michigan; says that the
locomotives and rolling stock are as
those OF other Michigan railroads; de-
MES that IL can be shown that th.s
has condemned rs en-
gines of the Pere Marquette. apd de-
clares that the road has just purchased
10 Mikado type locomotives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
BIRTH LIST
BOYS.

BOYS.
". Adams. Ia Hartford a cara
gress: e. Mencskowski. Isl Williams;
II. Mailer. 22i smith: J. ellis, oil Ell
lery: r. Calcaterra. SCI Orleans;
Marshall. S29 Fort: n. Dahlka. III
Porter. T. Furtaw, 5I2 Lafayette 9.
Higgins, 499 Humboldt: G. Wendt. l4i5
Lafayette: r Mugg. lGsl Lafayette
+. Levine, 23l Linwood; L. Farwell,
7ls Belvidere; J. Ablong. sss 81 Au-
bin: VI. Rybka-- 164 Hammond; NJ. kus'
6sg Buchanan. y. Twardos, 20l Ham
mond: @. Pawluk, eos LaBelle: l.
Grzymkowski, 3s4 Thirty-hfth; j. Lo-
patkipwtcZ. 10 Ingersoll, j. Golen. 3
Goidner, NJ Molenda. ITO Lockwood
+. Wojnar. 10 Norton: q. SzukiewicZ.
80 Ingersoll r. Sczepanek. 225 CLIP
pert: A. Mendrygal. - Thirtiethi J.
Depa, 96 Southern, J. Jordon, ea Wes-
son: j. Mccoy, SOS Philadelphia.
GIRLS.
T. O'Neil. 1912 Scotch: A, Splochar-
ski. 944 Rtopelle; S. PFHsinski s64 Rio
pelle; G. Peschke 341 Harper. +.
Prion, IS Melrose: NJ koplovltz. 6S2
Monroe: j. Tomczak. 1899 Twenty tfth (.
W. Rosenberg. COZ Elizabeth r. OIL
dani All Watson. @. Ferrari. l6l Liv-
y Vernon. 55l Cass r. Shields, 667
Michigan; l.. Gardella. 2l5 Congress,
r.. i.egassa. Detroit. H. stark. +35
Green. &. Morley. 663 Lycaste +. BEN
ton 1862 Twenty fourth; G. Dorschlski I,
26g Twenty ninth. +. TittJung, 39S St.
Aubin. j. Kamkowski, 962 Kirby j..
Dorakan. % Florence; l.. Smisiel, 81
Lockwood; +. ,Polanski; III Otis: ;.
Polanskl. 1873 Lockwood; J. Ofermen.
43s Wesson; V. Radwan. 4S9 Wesson.
A. Garbanca. g. Addison. +. Jablon-
ski 1872 Cicotte
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
CLASSIFIED | Cent mi
Rates. | a w ora

Cash with order. II charged. 20
line. ...A
No transient advertising inserted
Cor less than l6c with CASH iso -
charged per insertion. -,
The above rates apply 10 all classi
acations except Births. CARDS OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Nouces
and all Ads preceding Male help.
Meeting Nouees-Minimum charge. see
Tor IS words OF less. over 20 words
one and one third cents for eAcn extra
word M
Observation-Disclosures charge, soc; zoe
per line Count six words TO the
line)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
'MBLES FIFTY FEET
FROM ORDER; DIES

Working on an iron girder, % feet
bve the floor of the Detroit Ion a.
lei Co. plant on Zug island. While
hitting the interior. last Wednesday,
hes Dinus, Greek. 20 years old,
|pped on small pipe conduit for
ctrlc wires. M crossing from one
der TO another The pipe gave way.
j he was thrown to the floor. sus-
hing a conclusion OF the brain. a
|ctured arm, and other injuries,
|m which be died. Saturday morn.
|. in Solvay hospital.
Coroner Rothacher is investigating
case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
NOW HE'S PROBABLY
SORRY THAT HE SPOKE

A representative OF the Liberal
Loan Co, pawnbrokers, called on AS
heis. Saturday morning, to complain
that woman has pawned a watch
for $40 which did. not belong to her
and to demand a warrant for her. Mr.
VOORHEES, found that the woman had
signed an agreement TO pay s. a
month interest on the loan, or at the
rate of l20 per cent a year. He re-
fused TO Issue the warrant, but in
formed the pawnbroker that he him
self was liable for breaking the usury
laws.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
BUDGET
TOTALS $l72,98S
mount Asked by City Clerk
Will Be Reduced if Char
ter Carries

City Clerk Lindsay's annual budget.
fludinS the estimated cost OF the
ring and fall elections, totals sl72.-
IS. The bulge. was submitted to the
~ controller. Saturday morning. The
inns for the elections are as follows:
fimary, Aug. IS. $50 1859; registration,
l22; election, Nov 8, S22.l4S.
ring primary election. Sl6,320; regis
htion, S5.09S: election, $l9.24I; for
batting voting booths on vacant lots,
700. The city clerk asks $30,9S4 for
Fee expenses. $4,000 for the com.
Pn council and S4.700 for the board
estimates II the new charter is
Opted some of these items wifi be
ficken out AMI others reduced
Other budgets received by the con.
Pller, Saturday morning, were: po-
court, S24,60O; corporation coun.
S25,400, and city boiler inspector,
$50. The complete figures on the
prd OF health budget total Sl,S94.-
B. All departments must have their
dgets In the controllers office Dy
kt Tnasday
in Police Commissioners Gillespie's
dget for 1914, hled with the city
htroller, Saturday. $4,000 more is
ked' cor thIa. year than was allowed
1913, with Nearly s2,000000 asked
run the department this year.
pne OF the big/st items is re.
est for $40 new tatrolmen. Commits
ner Gillespie stating that the new
giving the policemen one day on
each IA. has left the department
tn an inadequate number OF men
properly patrol the city lie points
that only 20 men are on day pa.
i duty. and only $50 on beats at
hit
knother large item is a request 10.
600 for an addition 10 the dog
Ind. where dogs suspected Of having
pies may be kept separate from the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Naael Has aElyIna Squadron

Postmaster Nagel has organized a
Flying squadron" for the fast delivery
OF frst-class mail TO local business
housesl Under the new system, which
is working out. very nicely, high
power truck meets the Incoming Mich
igan Central train No. 81. carrying
important mail IRON New York. the
mail, already sorted, is loaded on tho
truck and carried to the postottce al
top speed. and thence by other fast
trucks to the substations where tie
carriers are waiting TO deliver the
letters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
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DEATH LIST

Alex Gutowskl. 1888 Thirty-hfth. 2
months gastric stomach. Charles j..
stone. Grace hospital, months, hemor-
rhage Joseph III. CliNby. ST Mary
hospital SO years, clrrhosis OF liver:
Elizabeth Rhode. 214 Englewood. 81
years. pneumonia; Anthony Patta, l4S
ST Joseph. 20 days, pneumonia. Will
liam Chiffon, Harper hospital. 4G years,
diabetes. Peter Schneider, $50 Beau
fait, 50 years, cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Kelly pa Field. IS years. arter-
ial sclerosis: Melania Radziminska, -
Kanter, year pneumonia, Thomas
WAN Tine l045 Roosevelt, CO years.
Utilization OF heart; Oswald j Brisson,
Grace hospital, "a years, pneumonia;
Wladsin Michon, sci RiVard, I months.
commissions. Frank Sepnst. 95l Har-
per, 40 years. carooiic acid. Luman h..
Brown COS w. Grand blvd. AZ years.
pneumonia, Jennie NJ. Ross, 262 Avery,
so years, myocarditis; Bernlce Graham,
So Maybury, 3 years, burns; Nellie
Kemp. 332 Beniteau. ~ years, alco-
holism.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
aotn- Accused Of Theft.

Edward Scott. alias Blake. who
Is he is an actor, % years old.
gives his address as No. 81 Michi-
have. was arrested Frida evening
suspicion o. burglsrizlng the Har.
gton hotel cigar shop, and stealing
airs valued at s79. The theft oc.
led nearly a year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

RAE--James, a. mis- residence, 2l5 Du-
bois, aged 81 years, beloved husband
Of Elizabeth Caven Rae. Funeral
Monday afternoon az from resi-
dcnce Burial in Woodmere by ru-
neral car.
sPRINGER--Jan 80. Barbara. rellct OF
the late William Springer and be-
loved mother OF Albert L., Herman
A., charles H., OF Chicago; Minnie 4.
and Mrs Josephine Wurz, of Niles
Mich. Funeral from the residence q
her daughter. Mrs. l.. j. Winterhal-
ter. 775 JunctiOn-ave., Monday. Feb
2 at s.30 and Holy Redeemer church
at 3.
WOLFE Frances, beloved daughter
OF Frank and Rose Wolfe sister Of
Vera. Lawrence and Ellen. Funeral
from residence. 12l Townsend
Monday, Feb. ,, and from ST Anth-
ony's chuEch, $50 a. m. Burial at
Mt. Olivet
WElLLER--Jan 20, 1914. at her resi-
dence 3S5 Riopellest, Mary, age sS
years and 3 months. beloved wife OF
the late Frank WELLER. Notice Of
funeral later. Please omit flowers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Apples. pears. lemons. oranges and
lines are OF great value In improv-
ing a muddy complexion. Raw to-
matoes have a fine effect on the
liver.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

More than a thousand ,camels are
used in Queensland as means OF
transport across the arid districts.
and the number is rapidly increas.
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
MANrEp-,IALn nr.r.

/ WILL SVAFr YOU earning - dalNy
az home 20 spare time siiXering mit-
booklet giving plans or operation.
O. II. Redmond Dept 1871. Boston,
Mass.
THE MICHIGAN Free employment
Eureau u al i0-if West Larned-st.
VAN 1882
WANTED-An experienced pneumatic
action assemnleT, capable OF testing
and regulating same. mrst be first
class man, stale experience and sal
AIRY expected. BoN Ct 80. 3, Detroit
Times .Il
WANTED-Ranway mall clerks. De
trOit examination Feb pa salary SO
monthly; write Immediately Burea1
ot INSTRUCTION, &c Rochester. n. y.
NANaE.'---r ANAL nELP
PERSON may earn SIS
10 $50 weekly during spare time Al
home writing tor newspapers. SEND
Tor particulars. Press Bureau, F-2s,
Washington. ID. c
GIRL about is as mothers help. CAN
on Mrs. Hail. 20 sibley
COMPETENT maid for general house
work, small family Apply morn
ings S954 West Grand blvd.
COMPETENT German girl for house
work. family or two. 2b3 IheodoIe.
GOOD COOK and second girl three in
family 20f Burns-ave.
GOOD. strong girl to work In factory.
GIRL for general houseworK three In
family. Apply rs West Kirby
GIRL or woman. Tight work; house
work part or day. 1873 John a. apt
"a
GERMAN woman wants 20 do wash
Ing az home or out. 226 Roosevelt
HoUsEKEEPER WANTED - Two In
family Apply today before noon,
697 Kirby near chene Wall Paper
store.
LEARN NURSING al home in your
spare time; we positively guarantee
10 train you 10 become profess
sionai nurse and assist you 10 posi-
ton; write today for our very in.
teresting literature National school
OF Nursing, Dept. r. Elmira, n. Y.
LADIES HATS CLEANED aud blocked
-Panamas our speciality Exclusive
Hat Frame shop. 81 Gratiot-ave
PANTRY GIRLS wanted. Harper hos
pital
TWO German girls want light house
work. 40 Roosevelt
WAITRESS would like position TO
work for noon. from IL 10 2 Cadil-
lac 6S42-M.
WANTED-Large, strong girls
between the ages of Is and %.
PARKE, DAVIS q co.
WANTED-AGENTs.
LOCAL AGENTS in every town to sell
our cigars 70 dealers. r. NJ Con-
over. Eaton, O.
40 KENT--HOOMs.
Stop at the Hotel Franklin
On East Larned-st.. just a step from
Woodward and Jefferson Ex-
ira fine rooms soc, Use, 81. $3.50 per
day; IS 10 81 per week. Popular
priced dining room.
H II. JAMES q SON. PROPS.
81 weekly sumner Co. Mich and 9Th.
:---------
TO RENT-HOUsEs
1892 BRUSH ST-Five rooms, cellar.
immediate possession. Sl4 ALIEN
WATSON. 500 Hammond Bldg.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAW BLDG
FOR RENT-APARTMEN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

40 ACRES. Groom house barn. 81 300
10 acres ROYAL OAK. close 10 electrict
S2on ngr acre.
SO acres. s-room house. barn. 10 acres
timber $50 per acre
&c acres 1-roor house. bnra. all kinds
90 fruit $3.50
Frank r. Briges Sle Dime Bank Bldg
cherry 2SGs
FOR SAt.E-Gardeu aud farm lands
near Pensacola. Florida sih per acre
Small cash payment balance your
own terms. Address Times. box u,
No. 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
wANTEI--MALE HEIp.

ARBER--Ftrst-ciass licensed man
SIS. half over $50 guaranteed. Phone
West f3l-W. Cali 52s Twenty-third.
BARBER wanted: $40 per week. board.
room ana washing. 1l5 Twenty
thlrd-st eau Cadillac 6S39-M
BARBER wanted corner Military and
Michigan. 81 guaranteed, half over
Sc
BARBER SHOP for sale. two chairs.
Good location. 945 East Forest
BARBER wanted good wages. 500 RI
ward corner Canheld.
BOOKKEEPERS stenographers and
general office help wishing positions
kindly call or write the Daisy Y
Miber Agency. sac Chamber Of Com
mefce
AIEN with patentable ideas write Ran.
dolph & Co. Patent Solicitors. Wash
tnston. u. c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Bungalow

STEAM HEAT
Five rooms and batt. attic hardwood
floors md finish, modern an details
price S3.500. $3.50 down. balance So
month.
NfAI.ONEY- Campbell REALTY CO.
INC. sos Free Press Bldg
HfGft WEST, NEAR TEUNBDLL.
for a0S6Is with cottage and, 1fstory
house splendid site FOR 4 family
Hat 81 gN0s terms
NLEN WATSON.
Main el90 SOS Hammond Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
OPEMEUNDAY

52t ST. Clair-ave New. modern. Z.
room home. 3 large bedrooms. base
mcnt. furnace. laundry tubs. hard
wood finish first floor large living
room IL you WANT n good place YOU
owe N 90 yourself TO see this. don't
FORGET sunday afternoon: price
5000 Sa50 cash. balance easy terms
HOMER WARREN Co,
Ny chamber OF C0nff1erceN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
STOP
5000 DOWN

Good cottage on Trumhull ave, i've
rooms and bath all IN good repair.
price SZ.40O. balance $40 month.
CAMPBELL REALTY CO,
lNC.--41 FREE PRESS BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

BRODiE & kt'ESSNEk
Funeral directors. sue, 20 WIN. J MsscAs
ssq Gratiot-avs Call Ridge IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

the clans as has probably never before
been seen in time Of peace. There is,
OF course, no thought that 1t presages
immediate war. But it is certainly not
purposeless, nor confined to the pur-
pose of mere drill or test. It's pri-
mary significance is diplomatic.
With these things, too, must be
bracketed the reports which have for
some time been extant OF an inclusion
of Germany in the new Triple Alliance.
on its face that would seem absurd
since the Anglo Franco Russian alli-
ance is supposed TO be an offset to
the old Dreibund Of Germany Italy
and Austria Hungary. Surely a men,
Der of one league would not join the
other. But IL Is well not to be too sure
of some things. 1t must b. remem-
bered that that is practically just what
the founder of the Dreibund did. Be
fore the ink was fairly dry on the
original Triple Alliance Bismarck en-
tered into a secret compact with Rus
sla, against which the Dreibund was
chiefly directed. Why should his sue
cessor be squeamish about entering
into relations with the new Triplice?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

At the same ratio the numbers for
1912-'l3 would have been $4,000. and
those for 19l3-14 would have been
900. But the new law made the
former no less than $4,000 and the
latter $4,000 all told. That is more
than l per cent Of the population. IL
is about 1.35 per cent, while the Rus
sian percentage is only about 1.20 and
that of France, as we shall see, is no
less than LAT. This new law imposes
upon the German people the greatest
military burden they have ever borne
in time Of peace, and is considered by
many to be the limit Of their endur-
ance. They are bearing it with appar-
ent patience, but they would welcome
relief from 1t with general joy.
France made no response. in num-
bers, to Germany's increases in 1911
and 1912. In 1905 she made law
under which at the beginning OF last
year she had only $4,000 men. That
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was 100000 fewer than Germany haa'
a tremendous disparity. She then
turned to the three years service plan
and under it swelled her peace strehs"
to 673,O0o, all told, or 1900 less
than that OF Germany.
Italy has a peace army OF 900"
and war force of from Io0V" "
100000, Of first and second lines onP.
Austria Hungary has a peace ARM
of ~. SS1, which in time Of war Wo''u
be swelled to $1,000 i'm first ana SEE
ond lines only and to 2'VOoVV" T"
Guiding reserves.
Great Britain has war force y
only 275.O 900. which may be LETT ou' -
consideration. She fights with her "''r
The summary Of these various i0i.'.
in time Of war. may be stated as iO'
lows. levies en- masse and Lanas'rO"
being omitted: