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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
auS(anos 0e(egrap(.
General @iaa
am Montas nit 25, 900
mann 5ruppsn in Der
Saupifabt Merito

Gtabt Merito, 30. Pop.. bia
81 Yafo, 1. 9e3. = @ensrdl 0illa 5rs
am WoHtag an Der Spibs BON 25,00O
Mann Sruppen in Der Sauptitaot
Werito elm. Gr fam am Ra9mittas
In ben 8orItdbten an. lpo er audi an
46enD blisb unb berl1ieosne 9elesas
tionsn unb bic dusipdrtigsn &onfuln
smpfing. 9illa pirb bic innere Staot
ni1t bstreten, bis Der propiIoriifc
prdiibsnt @uiterrs3 angetommeH 1T.
General 9illa CAB Der ghceiirten
preiie ssseniibsr bic fOlgeHos grtld'
rung ab:
.Wleine sin3ige Ulifipn lit Die. bic
Rube unb OrbHins in WeritO iDieber
ber3uitslsn. unb nidt, an irsenb Sc
manb psri0nIiae Ra4e gu nebmsn.
S1 Deriprede. 0aB Die Srbnung iofort
lpieber bsrseltsllt peroeu ipirb. SD
bdnble als llntergebener bss propiios
ridden prdfiosnteH Gutisrr.3 unb hsr
Hdtion.
Der propiIoriIde prGIibent iibt
isbt bic b0dIte Geipali in WeyiiO aus
unb i4 bin nur Der aommanbeur oer
Q(rmee. 4lIe luslGnosr uno bas gis
gentbum Der @uslGnber perben be.
ihiiBt tperben."
Uilla perlieb am Uormitidg 9ula,
na9bem CT benadri4tist ipOrben mar,
bdb pa9ued BON Der 4upalleriesgris
gabe Raoul Maberos beiebt uorbtn
isi. Die garran3a Sruppen sogen ii4
na9 ein.m Gsfedt nit ben 9iud @ors
pOitsn 5uriid.
Dies III beifer. als msin lebter Be
Iu9 in Der 6auptitabt, mann i4 als
frsunblOisr GsfaHssnsr 5usrtas hisrs
5eriem.- iaste @iIa bsi isiner alns
tunft.
General @i[la snisins, sbe er bic
Stabt .rreihte, NIT tnapper Rotb bem
1Obs. Stin 3us iOIlioirte obsrbalb
BON Tula nit bem 3us hes 9ensrdls
sbao. nobel 30 Bsrionen eetGbtst unO
10 perlebt pnroen. Cine Msils unters
,aIb Der STEELE, ipo bic aolliiion ftatts
ianb, ipuroen feds Minen sefuHben, |
lie nit elmer IN elmer ShIu6t pers
tedtsn gattsrie in @srbinbung fans
zen. Der 3us oes General 0ilIa mar
ibsr bisie Minsn binpessefabrsn. bic
ut am nd4iten WOrsen entbedt uurs
ZEN.
4uf General gmiIinno 3dpatd, beIs |
en- Sruppsn Die Stabt Meriio bei.bt |
'alien bat oem ameritanii6en 4onill |
5illiman bic 8erii9eruns seseben. bcb |
en- 4usldNbern jeo.r m0glife Sdub
eipdbrt nerben ipiirDe unb bdb isine
Eruppen bic Srbnung in Der Stact
ufre9t erhalten tpiirben.
General garran3a. Der iih in 1era
,ru5 befinbet, bdlt ii9 nod iHmsr fir
en- propiioriidsn prdiibtntsn Der Rs.
ublit unb fpieDsrbolt, Sdb CT bic Re
elton nit Wuffsng,ipaIt unterbriidsn
,eroe.
Serbiens 9Iimme Sag.
aonbon, 2. Ot3. - Cine Depe.
be Der .simes4 aus ct. petersburg.
I iusl9er bic unsiinitise Gage Ssrs
lens beiarisben pirb, iast: Seiisrs
.i9 bat cine balbe wlilIion Solbaten
! Serbien, absr bic Serben iDurSsn
.bi5eitig 6apon bsna@rihtist nnS
uren i'm Stanbe, iid auf 8oiitiOnsn
iriidsusieben, bi. Isi9ter 5u pertbsis
gen iinb. Die Soffnuns Der Gsrbsn
.rubt iest einsis nod barauf. bab Die
uifsn bdIb DOT ben 'Mausrn BON gus
lpsit erf@einsn perben. IA
'eneraI SOffre mag fi4lt
irrtn. Il
pnris. /. De5. gtls Wen.ral
uffre iiir5lid bas Sidbt9m 9bann
I Sbtreliab bsfudts, bssriibte CT bic {
,rtis.n GlidiIsr I'M glnmen Graut.
Ids.
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in! gsirass bon $4,000 bsSablt bate,
nit meldem bic aabunq bes Dampfsrs
orgefduft norben mar. Milliam Sdas,
has Seniormitglieb Der proDiiionss
firmd. melAe Die 2dbung geliefert
bate, lieB an 9ienitaa ben 9robges
iffporenen bic Mitt9eiluna suge3en,
raB er su tranf lei, UNI gum @ers
Tor fommeu au f0nneu.
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0eFprbsn
5 It Der 6etannte Ul arinez
idriftfeller 4bmiral
Qllfrsb 8 Mnhnn


Qlfrsb 3. Waban.
DuibingtOn .. 6. /. De5.
Der peniiunierte Rear 2lomiral :.
Waban, Der als Der bebeutenoite Sra.
rtnei6riftiteasr Der 9egenipart Bee
tanut mar, lit am 9ienitng i'm Qlter
Don IA Sabren irdolge zines 5er8leis
bens in einem bieiigen 0ofpital ge4
itorben. Der NbmiraI trGntelte BE-
rsits ieit mebreren Wp9su puroe je.
bod erft am Sdmitag RAD Dem SOs
ipital aebra9t unb ss mar Ht6t dlges
msin betannt, baB isiu 3uitauo fri
tiIf Dnr.
0as gnbe purbe augeni6einlif,
baburd bsIhleuRigt, bag Der 4bmis
raj obHs .Riitiiat auf isireu gefdpdA-
ten GeIuHbbsits5uitonb init bsm gr0Bs
ten Suterefs ben Sperationsn oes gss
senDdrtigen &rtsgs fotgte uub Bis
in bic Radt binein fib namsutHa NIT
Dem 5bsil oes arieses bei9dftigts,
Der iib duf 6er Zee abfpielte.
Bel geqinn bes arisges idrts6
aomiral Maban fir Elm. anSabl 3eis
tungen iib,r Die geoeuiung Der @Ors
eGugs ouf See, CAB iebo6 biefe 9bd.
ttgleit auf, Nadoem prGToent WilIon
feline grotlamatiOn srlaiisn bate, in
pelher er ben Sifisieren pes Seers
uno Der Warins perbot iih in irseno.
peI6er Wsii, i6sr ben Sries gu
GuB.rn. gripatim ieBte er ieoo6 bag
Stubium bss Srisgss fort. Ibmi.
raj WlGban tam i'm Ssrbit aus isia
mem 5eim in Suosue. Gong Sslanb
bier6er, nm cenWtnter bier gu perbrins
aen. Or binterldbt bic Witttpe. 5ipei
5D5ter unb einsn Sobn.
9aunerunI h bliagemaft f /
Rem gort, 1. DEG. - Greberit
Gusent, Der ben 9unoesbebOrosH aIs
.in seriiisner SapiRbIsr fton fsit
langsr 3eit 6etannt mar uno aIs
.,Supreme Rulsr" oes rSrrioescen.
Oroer of Sris" als Sberbaupt Der
, Occult S6ool Of Scisucss", ippie
lls profeiIOr Sean 0'g(itrO, Sterus
oeuter uno als Der paImiit profehOr
Jr.berid bic 0umme1 i'm gan5en
aanb. geIar0pit bate, purbe am
i'm 8urbesssribt, no er I'D
BEG Wfibbrauas Der poit fir ihulois
,etannts, gu Is Monaten 3udtbaus
,erurtbeilt, bic er i'm 8unoes5u6thaus
n 9ltlanta, Ga, abiiBen muB. Sas
,9eIdGftslotdI" Rusents lpuroe ON
IA. WtGr3 bier ausgebob;n. Der Be
rie6 bort mar elm 70 grobartiser, oaB
T feds GIerts CUR GrleOigung Der
tprreiponbsn3 bsi9Gftigts. Dtit bag
oauptgeI6Gft ma6te er nit benz Der.
auf BON Gliiditsiren, bic er pro
5tiid fir einen Dollar oertaufte, tpG5.
enb ibm oieIe 9lusitiiddeH nur y
Cents oas Stiid toiteteu.
lugeniaeinli9 ermorbet.
Gfeoetanb, o, 1. DECEMBER.
luf BEN Geleiien Der Big Spur gabu |
ei 9pnnbdIe, purbe am 9ienitug Die
,ei6e zines Mannss eefunoen, ben
ian fir MiIss Bore, aus MOntreal,
.anabd, b6lt. Bore fpuroe nab Der
lniift Der pDIiSei ermorOet, iporouf !
ie Morber bic 2ei6e cuf bic Geleiie
,arfen. On Der 9eihe tuurben brei
Dunbsn ftiteeitellt, bersn iebe seniigt
a6en piirbe um ben COB oes Mannes
,rbeisirfiibrsu.
,sbeimniBbOlt. 9ef dt4te
gIepetanb, o., /. DECEMBER.
'uf benz aubfdnser ner 2ptomotipe
mes 3ugss Der Cafe grie Bdhn,
'urbs am 0ienItds Morsen in be-
3uitanb cine elegant ses
sibets Grau, bic man fir bic q Sab.
aIts 2aura GDaus, aus Buffalo |
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Mnfaa.

- SIN Sauie 9O. 319 Walnut
Strabs itiirSte seftern Der "a Sabre
alts Carl Clip, DON SO. 446 pionisr
StrdBe, cine 5rsppe binab unb 3o9
ii9 cine 8errsntuns Der 5iifis 0u. gr
fanb aufna9me i'm itdbtii9en 5oipi.
tai.
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u<plt IiiiV 0u-HsAbs-~"NHt nHl lIt~
ner bier gu blsiben. fagts sr. ss59r
feib Sran5ofen fir inrmsr."
Die 8ewobner BON 9bunn ga6en
rem Gsneral Soffre bic 8erIi6sruna
ibrsr abiolutsn 2opalitdt fir Srans.
reid.
Stftissr @6nssfaGf.
@innipsa ManitObu. /. 0e,.
3fpif6en porte Ia Prairis, Ulan.,
unb aenoro, Ontario, bsrrI6t fei:
Ulontag 2bsnb Der beftigIte S6nes.
iturn. Sn bieIissr Stubt liegt Der
S9nss einen unD einen bal6en S4b
bod.
5elbmarf4dll BON btr
@ols's Riidfebr mad
aontantinopel.
Berlin, bia 5aae uno QOnoon,
L. December. Die gfiidtsbr bes aelo.
marIaoQs Baron bon Der Golf ila6
Aonitantinopel lit, ipie Der ,3ofafs
ai5eieer" srtfdri, bic GOlgs eines Ser.
ipredsns, bas BON Der GOlB BEN Sui.
ten gegeben, als er Dor 18 oa6ren
aus bem tiirtii9en 8isnIt austrat,
bag sr suriidts6rsn perbe, psnn bi.
5iirfei jemals ieiner Sienite 6eoiirfsn
folIte. Der Sslomarf6au erneuerts
bas 8srfprehen benz Sultan Wabmeo
gsssnii6er, als er i'm Sabre 191Oaon.
ftantinopsl bsiudte. Der Sultan err
innsrts ii6, ME es idsint, oeg Ser.
Iprs6ens unb frug Bel Dem aaiisr
9BiIkIm en-, Ob sr ibm fiir oi. 9auer
bes arispss ben GeIbmarI6aQ nit lei.
mem Stab iiberldfen lpOu..
Oeutfde @enerdlt gtfal.
len Ober gefor6en.
Berlin, /. 0s5. Oensra!leutnant
Don Sspalo DON Wiirttem6era. Der
5ur Disppiition geitellt mar, uRo beim
ausbru6 beg arieges Oas aommaus
DO iiber cine aauOipebr SSniantsrie.
Brigade erbieIt, 1T auf oem peItlitsn
Erisssihauplab sdalIsn.
Die @ensralleutnauts Senniua
Gommdnoeur elmer Sniantsrie 9is
Diiion, gsnno unb Don Grumb.
ton, Der 9ebtere GommaRbeur elmer
Snianteris Brigade, bi. infOlas Der
ginitreusunssn bes GeIO5ugss ertraRtt
paren. inlo seitOrben.
aHsebli4er u amsritauis
der 8.iirssr in 2Onbon
in 5aft.
bon, /. DEG. - Senrb gei.
gel, Don Rem gort, Der srtldrt. ein
rmeritaniifer 8iirser gu Iein, lpuroe
nm Dienftag I'M BON Cir. goliseiass
ri6t untsr Der 2lntlags DOrgefiibrt, Elm
ni4t regiitrirtsr ausIGnber gu iein.
sSeigel Duroe i'm SuDog Sotel perz
bGfttt. Der 0stettiD, Der bic 9erbafs
lung oorna6m, Iagte aus, bab Der
Rann ihn ssgenii6er 5useseben babe,
I'm Deierteur DON Der bsItideR armse
III f.in.
Der Gsfansene III i'm geiib elmer
I'M A. atuguit ausgsitsItsn ameritanis
den paffss.
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mir iinb Suriidsetommen, Inn inn
mer bier gu blsibtn,D fagts sr. .sy9r
feib Jrdn3ofen fir imnsr."
Die 8epobner BON Sbann ga6en
rem General Soffre bic 9erii9srung
ibrer abfolutsn 2opalitdt fir Srona
re;ch
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asftfasr g 4nssfalL

Dinnipsg WanitOba. /. Deg.
3fpif6en porte Ia Prairie, Man,
unb asnoro, Ontario, berrI6t fei.
Wontag 2lbsno Der beftigite S6net.
itirn. sSn bieiissr Stuot liegt Der
S4nee einen unO eiuen bal6en SUB
bod.
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paris. /. Des. gtls gen.raI
Jcffre tiir5lid bas SiGbt9n 9bann
i'm Sxrelfob bsfudts, bssriibte er bic
bortigsn GlidiIsr I'M RaRen Grrui.
ysids.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
BODY OF SLAIN
MAN FOUND in
RIVER ROUGE
Tragedy is Revealed by Six
Stab Wounds and Battered
Skull
VICTIM BELIEVED
TO BE FOREIGNER
Probably Dead When Thrown
Into the Water, Coroner Bur-
CESS Says

Coroner Burgess and the police are
investigating the mysterious Staying
of man about 40 years old, whose
nude body, with pair OF cheap shoes
on the feet, was found floating in
River Rouge, at the foot of Copeland.
ave, at o'clock, Thursday morning
Six stab wounds in the mans back,
and one in his head, prove that the
case was one OF homicide. The skull
was also fractured, and both arms
and both legs broken.
Inspector William H. Good is OF
the opinion that the slayers of the
unidentified man, who appears TO be
a foreigner, had broken his arms and
legs in the effort 10 pack his body
into a trunk or box, but later changed
their mind and threw the body into
the river.
Matthew Segal, of No. "a Medina
ST.. discovered the body, and notified
Patrolman John Ruddy, of Scotch
station.
The man appears to be a Hungar
ian, and is described as slightly bald
with sandy hair, and a sandy mus
tache streaked with gray He was
about five feet six inches tall. and
heavy set.
Coroner Burgess says that the body
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

SEATTLE, Wash, June 25.--Pro-
Inhibition leaders in Washington and
oregon are marshaling their forces
for a fight to the death with the liquor
traffic in the election next fall.
A vote on the liquor question in
both states is assured. A startling
total OF signatures far in excess OF
the number required has already been
secured on the initiative petitions. Ia
Washington the legal number neces-
sary is 3l,70O signatures and approx
matelv the same total in Oregon.
washington workers have obtained
more than 100000 signers and have
until July 2 to collect the petitions
and Ale them at Olympic, the state
capital They are Enthusiastically
pointing TO the big number Of petition
ar-s as an indication OF the big vote IN
= re n
OrvEen wur6ufs are psrmu,Jed ny
law 10 pay circulators of the initiative
petitions.
The washington law is more severe,
forbidding the employment Of outside
aid
More than 5000 men and women
over this state however. volunteered
their services and 20 their efforts Is
due the present success Of the cam
palgn Several 81 those who carried
the petitions we're drlmkards. who
pointed out the effect OF hquor on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
TRANSATLANTIC FLYER
GIVEN FURTHER TESTS

HAMMONDSPORT, n. Y, June %.
Crucial tests OF the Rodman Wanna
maker hydroplane, possibly the carry
ing OF the full weight, the flying ma
chine will take across the Atlantic
were planned late tonight Encour-
aged by the showing made by the ma
chine when she few as miles an hour
with 1000 pounds Lieut.. Porte, her
pilot, and Glen Curtiss, her builder, adj
mitted program TO send the big air
ship up with her full load before
night.
Two duplicate 10o-horsepower
motors, which are for emergencies,
today came through a 32-hour test
with credit. They ran at 1850 revo-
lutions at first and at the end Of the
trial spun at 1850. Their action was
entirely satisfactory, Curtiss said.
They will be shipped TO New Found
land with the flyer. II the first flight
across the water fails these motors
will be installed in second boat for
another attempt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
BURGLARS LOOT LOAN
OFFICE TO TUNE OF $500

A gang Of burglars held high carni-
val in julius Sternberg's loan Office,
No. 119 Michigan-ave., some time
Wednesday night, carrying away eight
suitcases worth of loot, ranging from
stickpins and dollar watches, TO suits
of clothes, and they also stole the
eight suitcases in which they lugged
away the plumber. The list of loot,
recorded at the detective bureau,
looks like an inventory: 1t reads:
Forty-two cheap watches, 1870 chains,
46 bracelets, so rings. "a brooches, 20
pairs Of cuff links, SO stickpins, IL Law
allieres, 10 razors, 22 knives. five re-
volyers, 60 lockets, 80 charms, eight
SUITS OF clothes, and eight suitcases.
The total value of the loot is placed
at $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
BATTLE OF BOOZE" BIGGEST FIGHT IN POLITICS
STATES DRUNKARDS ASK CITIZENS TO VOTE DRY

Washington, Oregon. California, Idaho
and Colorado stan OF writer's and
cartoonists will be brought from the
east. news bureau service includ-
ing prohibition articles and mats OF
cartoons and pictures will be furnish.
ed for smaller papers through the
states named
National speakers will invade the
territory but will talk on national pro-
hibition subjects and campaigns IN
other states. They will not enter per.
sonally into local struggles.
The prospects are bright" said w.
a. Hitchcock, superintendent OF the
Seattle-Tacoma district OF the Wash.
ington AntiSaloon league. 81 have
been In hundreds OF saloons over tho
state and the liquor men all admit
they are afraid the 'drys' will win. The
saloonmen refuse entirely 10 nut
cent ~ Aho a~t,a,.- ~ ~. -, s,,a...t., :,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

LONDON, June Princess Ma.
rina- Petrovna OF Rus "a, Is 10 marry
rown Prince Paul OF Servia. n
Snar ,rnamored youth can tear him.
Self away from the feet OF lovely LADY
Diana Manners, daughter OF the Duke
OF Rutland.
Despite his youth, Prince Pauls un.
expurgated record IS not for publica.
ton.
only son OF Prince Arsene Karage-
orvitch, bred In Turkish country
where human life has little value and
women's happiness none at all. the
coming king OF servia Is a European.
ICED oriental.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

| The other big stunt is called Tho
Dawn OF the New San Francisco 1t
opens with a view of the foyer of the
Palace hotel, with tangoing couples
Fire destroys the building in a reals
tic manner. and q view. of the fame
blackened ruins OF the city follows.
Then comes transformation scene
TO the payilions of the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition, bewilderingly beau
tiful effect.
George Monroe, Harry Fisher, Bar
nard Granville and L. Roy Barnes do
the fun-making The funniest of all
the funny things that are done is a
burlesque by Monroe and Fisher of a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
EXCURSION TRADE B0OMS
WITH CLOSE OF SCHOOL

The past week has seen the opening
of the excursion season on the river
and the great lakes. The schools
have closed for the most part and the
youngsters weary with exams and
texts, will soon forget them in a round
of steamboat holidays. ~
THE excursion season never starts
seriously until the children get out Of
school you can depend upon that.'h
says G. f. Bielman. general managerg
of the White Star lines. 1T Is not
necessary 10 watch more than two orr
three excursion crowds aboard thef
Tashmoo or Owana TO see that chilli
dren make up majority Of the peo-
pie aboard" "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
ID. u. RS CRAFTY MOVE
BLOCKED BY LAWSON

Corporation Counsel Lawson has
filed demurrer instead OF an answer
in the injunction suit OF Richard N.
and Catherine Johnson against the
city and the ID. u. X. 10 block they
construction OF the new crosstownl
line The d. u. r., ia It's answer,
stated that the construction Won
exceed 100000. the figure set In the
Johnson suit The corporation coun-
sci believes that an admission OF thiss
contention by the city in filing simiu
lar answer might prove embarrassing
in future negotiations for the pur-
chase OF the railway system, so heF
filed the demurrer instead. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

business. ---~ 49, -
Scores OF women throughout the
state are rallying to the front ranks OF
the dry forces. In Seattle Adele NJ.
Fieldc so years old. Is one OF the
most s'r'king and capable leaders in
the fRl for prohibition
Miss F.elde addresses meetings and
writes scores Of articles as the cam.
paign goes on.
Victory is In sight" said Miss
Fielde.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
Loekard Quits Police Eoroe,

Blake Lockard, for some time stem
ographer in the detective bureau. and
recently made probationary detec-
tive, resigned from the force, Thurs.
day, when he failed to be confirmed
as a detective. He was to have been
sent out in uniform to patrol a beat.
II he remained on the force.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

NEW YORK, June 25.--Two start.
ling stage spectacles, four really
funny comedians, lively music, lots OF
dancing and an untold number OF
good-looking chorus girls make the
Passing Show of 1914 at the Win.
ter Garden, an unusually good sum
mer piece.
In the first of the spectacles. The
Transatlantic Flight" perfectly real
airship containing three OF the char
acters in the play "skitters' over
foaming waves which apparently are
quite as real as the airshlp or the ac-
tors inside il. The wave-illusion Is
marvellous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

dominated; patriotic airs we're played
for dancing and four genuine Pan
anna hats were given away
A feature Of the evening was the
novelty, eccentric, and modern ball
room dancing of Marion and Martinez
Randall. The Randalls dance every
evening I'm the auditorium where Don
Philipinni's Italian band gives fine
programs OF classic and popular mu-
sic with Nine. Savannah Lehman,
soprano, as special soloist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

dramatic scene from THE Yellow
Ticket" in which the heroine Stays
the villain in defense of her honor.
Fisher is the slayer, playing the part
assumed by Florence Reed in the
original production, while Monroe is
the slayee, originally John Mason.
Ethel Amorita Kelly and Stafford
Pemberton do some dizzy dancing,
and great hit is scored by gingery
and fascinating young person named
Marilynn Miller, whom Broadway new
er heard OF before, but is bound TO
see much Of from no won. Half a
dozen of the big successes of the past
season are amusingly reviewed in bur
lesque during the evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25
STOCK EXCHANGE BILL
REPORTED OUT

WASHINGTON, June 25.--A favor.
able report on the Owens Stock Ex-
change regulation bill was ordered by
the senate banking and currency com
mittee today.
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"Trip to Panama"
Dance Great Success

The "trip to Panama" novelty dane
ing party, in the Palais de Danse,
Wednesday evening, attracted large
crowds to that brilliant, open-air ball.
room on the river front, just above
the Belel Isle bridge approach. Pan.
anna features of various kinds pre-
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which was taken to the county
morghe, does not appear 20 have been
in the water long. and he also ext
pressed the opinion that the man was
dead when. be was placed In thu
river, as there seems 70 be no water
In the lungs.
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believe Coronado went farther east
than middle Kansas. j. V. Bower
places Quiyira on the Kaw river. w.
w. H. Davis attemps 10 show that il
was $50 miles south OF Santa Fe, ~.
M.-Kansas City Star.
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state Labor Commissions j. v. Cum

from the state labor miss7oner
OF Kansas, stating that 200 Detroit
men can be used in the Kansas
harvest fields III they can be sent
not later than Saturday. The mes
sage says that the work Will CON
tinue from 40 20 90 days, and the
pay will be from $3.50 per day up
ward. with board. Application should
be made TO the state labor commits
sioners office at Shelby and Larned :
SITS.
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ruins va rise rdcvuy
Mitchell
THE Door mans club keeps the poor
man poor"
Whoever votes for license becomes
a partner IN the liduor traffic and all
of It's consequences William Nc
Kinley
4 newspaper prCss bureau will he
established shortly ,bv w. A. Johnson.
editor OF aprohibition, paper, and a
weekly will he printed dealing With
prohibition subjects Of interest 70
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A measure is to be introduced in
the Canadian parliament, next ses-
sion, TO establish labor bureaus on
the British model
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themselves as an argument to those
backward about signing.
An educational campaign ia being
planned by the prohibitionists that
will rake the state with a fine tooth
comb.
Hundreds OF volunteer speakers will
attack the liquor traffic from every
angle. Two leading prohibition pa
pers will be scattered broadcast and
pamphlets ard speeches setting forth
the evil OF rum will be added to the
wbirlwnd OF literature.
Pictures showing the final and terri
BILE downfall Of the tippler will recor-
ate billboard and also terse sticker
epigrams such as. the following win
advertise the cause:
Prohibition Kansas Is the richest
state in the union per capita"
ct never pours whisky but Il rains
tears"
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Findlay CO., school children have
$4,000 on deposit in school savings
bank.
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Chase $; Osborn; former Eovernsr.

Frederick &. MnrtIndale, secretarye
chairman OF the Republican state
central committee. all OF whom have
announced their candidacy for thQf
VIII be the principal speakers at the
annual outing OF the North End Res
publican club which will be heidi
az Tashmoo park, Thursday, July 30.
The members OF the club and its,
guests will go 20 the park on the1
steamer Tashmoo. -