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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
garis unb feline Sorts.
Gescbnb uno Danger.

tat, lag fein @runS bor, oas 8aliber
su persr6bern uno fdIieBlih iino
aud Die acknowledgement nit elmer
@ersr6Bsruns Der Sdiffe unb Gre
b0buns Der Soften Dertniipft, auf Die
bod in alien Marinen Riidli9t GEE
nommen iperOen muB. 34,3 cmsSa'
nonen in @erbinouns nit elmer Wtit'
teldrtillerie piir6en aber cine iebr be-
trd9tli1e @srsr0Bsruns Der Sdiffs
our SoIss baben. 9lnbers gefalteten
ii9 Die @erbGItniFe, als man ben
ponaer tpeiter perItdrtte unb bic engs
liI9e Marins 6ie 3S cms&unOne ein'
fiibrte.
glber nod al ben anseItells
ten 8stro9tunsen 1T bas erDBere
&aliber balIiItiid unO in besug uuf
Die @irtung oss einaeInen SduFes,
70 i'm @Orteil uno ausreideno.
9ur9fdlasstraft 10 pidtig. oab
man ii9 fiir bieIss entf9eiOen miibte.
@siter fpisIt Die 5ra9e ber 9tufitel'
lung oer 9roben &anone etne Houe.
lin bic 3abl Der 9si4iibtiirme gu Be-
i9rGnten, bat Die Marins Der Ser.
Staaten in ibren S9iffen cine luf'
itellung Der 35,6 cmz&anone Su
Oreien in einem Surm seipGbIt,
Srontreid bot iOsur ie bier "a cm
in einem Surm pereinist. Bel 8ers
fu9en fpllen Die ameritanii9en Siir'
me, fpie au9 Die IdOn friiber ange'
lranbteu 30,5 cmsSripletiirme gut
fuuttioniert babsn, aber es 1T oo4
nit bisisr anorOnuns cine &ORplis
tation unO cine 9tnbaufuns bon @es
iGiiBen in ben Siirmen geiaaffen, Die
i'm @rnitfaGle berbdnsnisOulI perben
tunn unb Oie BEL gufitelIung Der 38
cms3onOne permieoen tpiro.
9lIs 1912 Srantrei9 our "a ems
aanone un6 @nslanb our 38 ems
&anone iibergdngen iparen, entfdloi'
fen 5i9 audi 9euti9lanb uno Stalien
5ur @nnabms Der 38 cms&anone.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

&urSe 9epef DE. Bin IL
llbr bort. Bite MIDI rotten S9ien
auf5uIu9sn. @ruB @rnit.
= Rdtfel. Jra9e; @er bats
beFer, Der &affee OOer Der 2ee9
2tntport: Der aaffee bat es bei'
fer, Oenn er tann ii9 feBen, pG9renO
Der See tii4tis 5ieben muB."
-Sa o. Iel.: nSu. Der Samiot
fol- Ii9 ieBt au9 pieI nit 9ingen be-
i6Gftigen, bic bas Sa9esIi4t gu
i9euen baben."
g.: nWus sic iusen! SIT er benn
Elm @srbre9er geiporoen2"
rNein. nur 2tmateursPb photograph,
unb Oober bat er ieBt pieI in Der
9unteltammer gu tun!"
- gu menbang. Isle
tretsn Dem 8erein Der Waferfreunoe
BEL, Serr Srante9"
.Sa, meine gllte 1T ndmlidb Dor
turSem ertrunfen. i"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

Run if's 'raus. &lein
Grstden bate 9eburtstug, 9lles.
mas Der tleine 2iebIing ii9 ses
fuiinibt, butten Die @Itern ibm aufs
gebaut, 10 au9 Elm SuBenb Saidsn'
tii6er nit Wlonpgramm. Sas mar
ibr 2ieblin9spuni9 selpeien. SdIeus
nigit purOe elm fOI9es Sud- in Sc
brau9 genpmmen, nm es Der Sante
au oeisen. 8si oieIer onseIansi. puBt
9retden iid fOrtipd9rsno an Der
Raie berum, bod Sante tut, ais mer.
te iie bas ni9t. @ret4en argert iid
offenbur buriiber. @nbIi9 faat oas
erl0Ienoe Dprt:
r9u bait iuObl einen argen S9nups
fen, ormes &inos"
n9l9 ipas, Sdnupfen, Elm neuss
Sadtiidle bab' i4!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

= 3urei9enber @runb.
3irtus sOirettpr: ~Ranu, nuS itintt
Oenn bier 10 gottsidmmerlid!9 =
9onnerpettsr, 0a bat ii9 ia Der
aauti9utmann uuf ben Ofen sss
ieBt!"
- 9as sr6Bts unsIId.
.Se, Ra9bdr, Ds iolt's bam gsbn,
Sir Dsib ipure itorb'n.~
nDer fdu' tummu, | mub erit
austrintu."
Limo Sir MidT ia bun Ssibuu
runter sfoIl'n."
,Sul Iiesen pleim."
rSm StOua is Ssier uustum'
ma"
.Barb fdu seI0f9t tper'n.-
.llno bun Sir DeinfdB is a
Rufn runter sefoII'n."
rSimmel, parum iagit bes net slei,
90 muB 7 bom, 3 sr0bte unsIiid
tunt seidebs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

&aIter Strabl. Dame:
r9l9, bic 2iebe lit bod eisentlid Der
re4te Quel in Der Suie Der 2ebenss
piiite."
Serr: nSonn iein, aber ss ssbt nit
ibr pie nit 70 pieIen Saienquelen;
Die ibren 9urit Oapon lDidsn, iinb
meiItens &amele!"
- ltnnOttge aufresung.
9ermieterin: rSerrgOtt, ber Ru9ts
pd4ter bat einen fuIi4en Stuoenten
BEL mir abgsgeben!"
Radbarin: nResen Sic fd bod
bariiber nidt auf, Sfruu Dleier -
ben WietsSins sabIt ia Der cine 10
ipenis ipie Der anOere!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
Giui

grr0tenO folst' er ibren Spuren
ttnO mar bon ibrem 9rub begliidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

- 9ere9tigte Ibleb :
nuns. pWarum piait 0u ben
GERM SottOr ni9t beiraten2 Gr lit
bod in beiber 2iebe fir Did ents
brannt9"
.Gr iit mir ebsn gu - abge'
brdnnt."
SD9ftsr Grab. SD babe
nun psgsn meiner Srau aud ben
Serrn 9ebsimrat tOniuItiert; er iagt,
fie babe einsn beoeutenb pergrOberten
Ndsen!-
n9appn ertudbnen Sic aber ia
ni9ts sssen meine Grau, fOnit rubt
iie nidt, bis ber ibrige minoeitsns
ebeniu srpB it'll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

&atbeberbIiits HOa
einmdl flammte Ropoleons Stern bell
aut bann i9piel er fir INNER.
s. SimmelstDne. 8adfiI9 (oer
in bersansener Ro9t auf einem Ball
Diel nit &aOulIerieoffi5icren setun5t):
pRun ipeiB i'd bp9, lpie SpbGrenmu'
fl tlinst."
8ru6er: r9elpiB ipie Elm Straubs
5der Wal5er."
8adfii9: % nein - tpie Oraso'
ners2eutnantssS sSporens&lirren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

SOppeIfiun. nSubsn sic
Mebrs @eoi6te9"
rHein, tut mir lsiO, babea snGOis
ses Srdulsiu idon Oieisn nsusn
Roman selesen: nglur elm 8uB"2"
rgiein, i4 ipiinI4e Mebr. 9loieu,"
= abu! 5rieoa: rDar er uuf
feinen anien, als er Dir ben Sei|
ratsontrag ma6teg'
@ua: ~Rsin. i'd mar brauf!"
@tnSiGer @ruuo. pDurs
Inn bait Ou benn Define @srIobung
aufeeboben, Iiebe RoIa2"
.9ptt - es mar bod msine srs
fte. !"
Seine Msinuns. SOnu'
tassids.r: .9nnSe @Dltsr iOIIsn pon
Der Saab selebt babsn! Damn miibs
ten Die ia aus lautsr Sreibsrn beitdn'
ben baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
8lu6c.

8luIe.
Dem ebten 9edsn liest an Der ges
L9tung mebr ais Gn Der a9tung.
Simmer m Rau6. ~Su,
paul, Su bilt bod nal einlge Su9e
in Strabburs seipeien. Ou tannlt
mir gepib iugsn. ipiepiel Siirme oas
StraB6urser ManIter bata"
Stuoent: DSas peiB i9 tpirtli9
ni9t. SD bab' INNER 10 OieIe se'
fsbsn, baBS id ni4t imitanbs ipur lis
su SGblen."
= 9erpIappert. n9lauben
Sic, Serr Sottor, bdb mitunter
2sute ls6snOis besraben Uerben9"
0Ottor: .Sei meinen patisnten
Tam oas ni9t portommeR!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

= 0rudfebler. (9(nnonce.)
Sringe einem geebrtsn toniumierenoen
Yublitum meine Weine aus meinen
Spei eigensn Beinbesren (Weinbers
sen in empfeblenbe @rinnsruns.
s. 9 d m ierer,
WinSer unb Ga ittpirt.
-auf Der Rennbabn. Sas
me: n5inOen Sic nibt AUDI, Oob Der
Sieser i'm leBten Serrenreiten Elm iebr
Iiebenspiirbiser unb suportommenOer
Menia iit9"
Serr: p9lu6 ni9t anbers m69li9,
9nGbigite; tpenn er i'm Serrenreiten
Sieser iein mill, muB er ouf f9on
febr - SuOOrtommsno iein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

.Sie tGuIdsn iid, Serr 2eutnant,
psnn sic sIauben, 9lrtur babe mid
aus 2iebe gebeiratet!.. glIs mir
unfere Sod5eitsreiie mudten, bat sr
ii9 iofort am S9ulter ertunoigt, OBJ
ber 3ug, ben mir beniiBten. aud
einen SpeiIspasen mitfiibre!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24

Souriit: n@o9en gie nal, Srr
Dirt, tit mein Sreuno fdOn langs
fort auf Die Seufelsponb9"
Dirt: rGr mub jeoen glugenblid
suridtebren; = - ieben Sic. oa
tommt er I 9 JOINT"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
DEATH LIST.

Sarah McCaul. Harper hospital. 45
bars, embolism Rehecca j. Taylor,
t9 f.. Lafayette, 80 years. diabetic
ina; George Charest, ST. Marys hos
Ial. 40 years, nasal haemorrhage;
mes T. Tennart. St Marys hospital,
years, lobar pneumonia: William
fand, Is Wing So years. carcinoma:
krdinand q. Miller. So T. Palmer, 2
bnths, gastritis; Bessie ". Bean. Har-
r hospital. 20 years. illus. George
bill 2244 w. Fort. 20 years arterio
Mary Norbarg Harper hos
tal. 54 years, carcinomai Virginia
bxwell 345 Clinton, so wears, bron-
Iitis: Alexander Rosenthhl, Children's
rec, 3 months, toemla: Catherine p.
| aine, 227 Hogarth. 80 years, embol-
In: Robert l. Grafton. 1872 Chene,
|bnth, pneumonia; Gustina Maier. 94s
|yburn, So years, asthma: Carl Helm
Eh, Grace hospital 81 years. mitral
Kathryne Lee. 4S1 Lam
hg. 20 years mitral insufflclency;
|uart p Cooper. Herman Kiefer hos
|tai. 10 years. scarlet fever Freder-
t G. MassnIck. 445 r.. Grand blvd. Al
bars, anaemia. Frank Voigt. Elolse.
Heb, AZ years, tuberculosis Ruth j.
bthwell. rs Hecla, years. diphtheria,
Elizabeth Schneck. 102 Butternut. 10
bars, pneumonia Frank y. Jones,
highland Park. Mich, 80 years, cere-
|al haemorrhage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
DIED.

8, at residence. 416
I(Anfield-ave. west, Graydon Roy. be-
[lbved husband OF Cora Green Andrew,
dear son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. u. An
drew and brother OF Edwin X. An
drew, Ir Funeral from residence
| Thursday. Dec. 10, at p. IN. Burial
private. Grand Rapids papers please
| copy.
|AJJMGARTNER-D Z. Rev. y. j.
. Baumgartner, beloved brother OF Sis
ter NJ Gonzago. George Baumgartner,
Sr, and Mrs John Schmitt. Remains
will lie In state Assumption church
Grotto from Thursday noon till Fri
DAY morning. Services VIII be at 10
a m. Assumption church. Special
car will leave the foot OF Woodward
ave Friday, s:46 n. m. For friends
wishing TO attend Mass, car VIII
make stops at Orleans. Mt Elliott
and Sheridan-ayes
IoIDER-Dec :. 1914, NJ the home OF
her parents. 500 Northwestern-av
| east. Ruth beloved daughter OF
Julius and Rosna Holder and dear
sister OF Lenora and Bessie Holder.
| Funeral from residence. Thursday,
Dec. 10. at p.~ M. lnterment Ever
green cemetery
Z. 1914, August T.. aged
75 years beloved father OF Herman,
MrE~J. Ameel, Charles and William
Funeral from residence OF daughter,
22S Montclair-ave.. THURSDAY at
,. m. Friends kindly invited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
RENTAL!
Union Trust CO.
RENTAL LIST

HOUSES.
EUCLID w. IS; rooms, steam. cleo
Woodward 1900; Is rooms,
steam. electric, newly decorated, 2
SECOND. nfs; rooms. outside
sleeping; good locality; modern. ane
WABASH. i1s-l2O, below Baker: s
rooms.
FIREMAN. &c. near West Blvd. and
Grand River; s rooms. gas. bath.
FLATS
FERRY PARK WEST. 500: s rooms.
gas electric, bath heated; upper.
TWELFTH. l147. near Kirby; 9
rooms gas bath; upper.
ROSEDALE COURT. 2S4-236, near
Oakland: 9 rooms, bath, gas, furnace.
two good fats: over stores
BUSINESS PLACES.
CLIFFORD, Al. 43; two good stores,
20x60; Central heat.
LARGE HALL. Bagley and Cliff
ford 5000 feet: suitable for dances.
GRATIoT, 2s2--Four-stor brick.
MYRTLE. 322; small store newly
decorated.
WOODWARD. near Garden theater:
45x60. new store; No. 6SS
LAUER MACHINE BLDG. Antoine
near Congress; heat. elevator: space
10 suit for light manufacturing
WOODWARD, between city hall
and jefferson; 4-story brick; n bar
gain to good party.
SHOPS AND OFFICES IN
FISHER ARCADE BUILDING.
Woodward Below the Park.
Call Rental Dept. Main 447O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
Make Haste Slowly"
Motto of Young Actress

Kathleen Comegys, the attractive
le girl who will be pleasantly re-
Imbered by a host OF playgoers in
city for her clever impersona-
BIS with Jessie Bonstelle's stock
npany last summer, win return to
troit as one OF the principle play
"In the Vanguard to be pre-.
ted next week In the Garrick the
r. 10 Miss Bonstelle. Miss
,negys attributes much of the
| dit for the success that she has
|hined.
II am In love with my work." says
rs Comegys. land ! am trying TO
W In my profession without men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Pelbert McCutcheon. 90; Helena HIATT
Joseph Audrey. 81; Sherifa Toma, 22
~. Wesley Reiseger, 20; Mae r.
| bb. rs.
10y Sisline. "a; Anna Longworth. 20.
Harry Barnett. FL; Fannie Fenkel-
In. 90
lexander Honga, 30. Highland Park;
Srista HanRa, %, same.
leonard higgins. 80. Toledo. o.: Be-
Pa Merrill. %. same.
klbert Bochatoy, %; Rose Szmu-
ska 2l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
f eatsa. | S a8ts &

line.
Iess than ~, a,,,b 800 ~ tS che rVed
per insertion
The above rates apply 10 all classih'
chtlons except Births. Cards OF Thanks
Obituaries. Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help
Births, Deaths, cards or Thanks ana
Meeting Notices-Mlnimum charge, 500
one and one.1bird esnt, FOR zach extra
word. 81
Observation-Disclosures charge. s0c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10

frills, physical foibles. or artistic
fitude, the three diseases that be-
those who take themselves too
lousy before the footlights. |
ht to be taken seriously in my
tx and TO that end, am studying
working hard all the time, but
bt to take things as they come
|hout injuring my prospects OF
ching the goal Of starGom TO
fch we all strive. | have no fads,
/ am fond OF all Spots"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
FOR sALE-FARMs.
FOR sALE-FARMs.
Tromley, Wilson & Co. Farms

ACRES n Glenn ens wsii located very best soil clay
2g40 ACRES 10 miles mile
SUI
pa
0 nd gravel oamso adj limits of
good barns house soil the
lake lmakea
mer bone only short distance from Detroit price $4,000
Of
a
WE HAZE MANY OTHERS NOT n ENrIoNED IN THIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
BIRTH LIST.
GIRIs

GIRLS.
Frank Konkel. 79O ST Aubin; II.
enty NTH W. Goldstein 800 Il.
kh; o. Shapero. woman's hospital:H.
hntag. PA Pierce; r. Henrion. l6S
hdt; G. Mcclure. 162 Eighth: g. Clark.
Sheridan J. Hughes. $50 Hudson;
Cresson, 9s5 Townsend; a. Macau-
| 22S Burlingame; j. Dodge. ~ Bos-
T. NJ Schmittke. Grace hospital, +.
ecz. SG3 Willis; G. Prezzata. 4s6
tgress: @. Neemano, 147 Catherine:
Farrell 1871 Helen; l.. Golden. 3i3
|ybury: +. Di Palma 90 Scott; j. Bal
fest; T. white 81 weitzel; S Elem
|. $50 Concord; NJ. Prekielko. 155
beland: /. Plwawarski.-7a- Peterson
IBaetz. Sf1 McKinstry; a. Wolskl, 90
dners; 4; Lehman, 1873 Ellery; l.
|rquette; r. Rowland. 241 vicksburg;
|zielinsky. 3i2 Sixth. A. Jarosz, 900
berior.
II. Johnson. woman's hospital: f.
ecki. SEQ Trombley; ]. Detlaff. SO
)embienski. 407 Thirty-third; G. Gray.
Lafayette; r Blakely. GA Antoin-
|e; T.. Deedler 40 Van Dyke: Il.
hulbot. $50 Theodore; @, Dieball, so
kveland; L Feldman. $50 High T.
bee hospitals J, Grenda, 691 Freder-
4 r. Powers, Providence hospital: n,
Feph, 592 Jefferson; l. Harris. 265 AL
Ia; c. Stanhope. 1860 Oakland: w
|szka. $50 Thirty-nrst: J. Leah, els
tchell: f. werneken. 900 Bewick: j.
eger, 919 Chene: II. McGllnnen. $50
kbash p. Slovey. $40 Willis; F. Gill
b. 1013 Lafayette; ID. Segal. 25s Hen
lie: A. Klein. 521 Concord; A. SEINE,
81. Joseph. w. Hanes. 1874 Balti-
IRE: A. ri Plerro. 334 Brady: n Skill
M Woman's hospital: G. McDairmid
Seebaldt: G. Kimpisky,- 1872 Thirty
birth: A. Burzynski, 555 Willis s.
KS TAI Franklin: Il. Stepkowski. 1871
|irty-hrst; T. Starzyk.. $50 Medbury:
Hlrshield. Woman's hospital: III.
etzler, Woman's hospital: K Matuja.
Frederick A. Lepkowski, 625 Fred
lex: j. Theil. 114f Jos. Campau: II.
|ltier. 996 Hancock; J. SurmacZ. sol
|cne: A. Driewonski 1922 Dubois: G.
rdon. 40 Baltimore; Wladyslaw Mu-
kyk. 2S5 Canfeld: r. Wardynski, 394
land; A. Skierski, 293 Garfield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
I)iE;IS.

Z. 1914. at residence,
Si7 Trumbull-ave., Jane W., sister OF
Or. BENJAMIN l.. Brodie. Notice or
funeral later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
WANTED TO RENT-BARNs.

rent by Animal Welfare
ASSN, house with barn or barn with
living apartments. near downtown.
Must be reasonable and In fair con-
aftion Call Cherry 1914
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
AUTO BOATS AND ENGINES.
AUTO BARGAINS

n n AUTO BARGAINS VI
A few limousine and coupe bod
les for sale cheap. These can
be fitted to most any high
grade car. Also have a Spas
senger Sedan body in fine
shape.
WINTON MOTOR CAR CO.,
998 Woodward-Ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
Will Exchange

my modern two-nat. we'll located.
dirersnes. Address box n. No. H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
FOR EXCHANGE

Eight-room modern house. well locat-
ed. for a farm; not particular as TO
Some difference i'm cash Address box
b. No. is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ESTATE.

WILL EXCHANGE an equity OF $1,000
In store and fats for Vacant
j. GREENBERG,
305- 800 Elks' Temple bldg.
Cadillac 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10

MITCHELI~--Small six" model 1912;
bought May, 1913: 5-passengers As
H. =, Splitdorf dual system. fun
floating rear axle. demountable rims,
two inner tubes, two robes, one cas-
ing, one extra rim. Car in excellent
condition. Phone Hickory 976: eve-
nings, Hickory 39-R Sinclair
A JACKSON DELIVERY CAR-Fine
covered body; $40. Two other COW
cred bodies cheap. North 280S-J.
A BARGAIN--Studeba touring car.
In perfect condition: owner leaving
city; must have money. BREESE.
Gao Second-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
HELP wANTED-S4LI.
HELP WANTED-aALG.
TO THE
PEOPLE

Have you a home or vacant property
for sale? We will get the buyer for
you. That Is our line OF work. nnd .
ing buyers FOR property. Give us a
chance and get results
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10

FINE GARAGE for autos. IN use or
still storage. For more information
West 1882 O. X. Baldwin. 17I-173
Brooklyn-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10

TO RENT-BUsINEs PLACES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10

II YOU have missing teeth, they
can be replaced I'm your mouth by
Bridgework OF Cold or Porcelain
bridge Will look and feel as natural
as your own teeth and DO made OF
heavy gold SO as TO DO substantial
and lasting. We have expert Spe-
cialists who make hridRework and
we Will absolutely guarantee ia
writing that they will render per
feet work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-10
Grinnell Electric
Shaft Drive Brougham

This modern car. driven only by an
officer OF this company, has been re-
finished like new and has new bat
teries and new Motz tires: II has full
skirted metal tenders, rain vision
window, two side lights, two search
lights, full 1915 equipment and car
ries factory guarantee; decided
bargain this week 81 500. original
price s2,950. Grinnell Electric Car
Co. AIS Woodward ave. Phone Cad
lilac 1873.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
U. s, ARMY EXPERTS WONDER AT GERMAN
 FAILURE TO ATTACK
Our StrategiSts Cannot Under
 stand Why KaiseTs Forces
 Do Not Launch an AggreSWe Campaign Against the French

WASHINGTON. Aug With hastily drawn map of the probable theater of war in Europe before them army strategists here were eagerly, scanning news reports of the stirring events that are momentauly taking place in Germany. Russia and France.
 Some surprise is expressed by eX- perts at the comparatively slow be- shining of the German campaign The American war college, patterned large ly upon that great German was ma. chine known as the German stan has understood that SO perfectly had every detail of an offensive campaign against both France and Russia been worked out by the German kriegspiel players that the first blows would fall like lightning strokes out of a clear sky anJ that within twent-fqir hours after a declaration of war. or indeed. after the order of mobilization. the first German battaHons would be many miles advanced across both the eastern and western boundaries into the enemys country.
 It is believed that the manner in which the execution of these carefully laid plans could be defeated would be the interposiuon to the advance of living walls of French and Russian legions. yet there has been no report of battles on any large scale.
 Consequently the belief is expressed among military men here that invis- iblc wires are holding back the dogs of war. and that the full strength Of military forces on all sides is being withheld while the statemen and dip
 lomatists in European capitals are playing their last cards in a desperate game of diplomacy in the hope now not of averting a general war. but of scoring individually such advantage. as may be obtained through delayed action
 After looking over an available data on today's operations, strategists were unanimously of the opinion that
 Che plans of the campaign are not SC far unfolded as to admit a guess a.
 to the real purpose Of the great mil
 tary leaders. What has been done b-
 the German army i nthe west in th
 in vasion of Belgium is regarded a,
 purely precautionary, and calculateD
 rather to prevent o possible quicl
 dash by French legions into the fatl
 erland than it was the purpose Of bC
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
TWENTY BILLIONS IS
 PRICE OF YEARS WAR

WASHINGTON Aug S.-MNitary experts here regard the probable cost of the conflict in Europe SO vast as to be beyond reckoning They assert that it is quite impossible to make even a guess as to the aggregate ex penses.
 The American civil war expense on the Union side was ordinarily reck- oned at $1OO0.OO0 a day for OOOO0 men in the field Another estimate that is often made is that of S1,OOO a year per man in the field
 Assuming that a general conflict will call into the field a maximum of 200O0OOO soldiers this basis would bring the total military expenditures alone mp to S2O0OO. 100000 or about s50OO0.0OO a day.
 Army officers point out that the military expense of such a conflict is only a portion of the actual cost The shriukage In security values. the stoppage of agriculture the diminu- ton of manufacturing and other in- dustries and the interference with trade and foreign commerce must an be included to arrive at any approx innate estimate of the van cost of a in Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
AUSTRIA'S STRENGTH OVERSHADOWS THAT
 OF LITTLE SERVIA
EmperiOr JoSeph'S People Num-
 Der 49,OOO,OOO With Wealth Of Twenty-Five Billions While Serwia Has Only Four Millions

Austria Hungary is the largest European country after Russia aud the total area of Che domnions I'm the monarchy is 240. gi2 square miles. outside of 23.262 square miles in Bos- mia and Herzegovina. Nearly one half of the territory is occupied by the crown lands. The greatest length from east to west Is about 300 miles. and tho greatest breadth from south Co north is $50 miles. The increase of population during the last decade Of the century was about 16 per cent The present estimated population is 49 400 900, present estimated wealth is S25.oO0000000
 The country goes far Co embrace Servia on three sides It is compact and is b0rdered for a shorter distance by sea than any other great European state It's coast line comprises the greater part of the eastern shore of the Adriauc the bulk of the country descending to a great distance srom the sec 1t Is irregularly bounded on the north by SaNonv. Prussia auo Russia: on the east by Russia and Roumania; on the south dncluding Bosnia and Herzeeovina) by Bouma ria. Scrvia and Montenegro. ond tho southwest by tha Adriatic Sea and Italy and on the west by Switzerland and Bavaria.
 Rich soil. abundance of water and a mild climate combined to make Austria-Hugary one of the foremost agricultural countries in Europe. Its crops are remarkable for their variety and embrace. besides an the common European products a great many sub- tropical plants and fruits. The most fertile lands are in Hungary. Bohemia. Moravia, lower and upper Austria and Galcia. Hungary and its dependent cies serve as the Eranary of the em- pire. Wheat is grown ;n abuuo7nc6 in the western half of Austria but grain supplies are mostly depended on in Hungary. Rye is another o1 the sustaining grains that grows abuDdantly in Austria As Co horses. cattle, etc. the number has been sta- tonary for the last two decades the supply being about 15 100000
 Servia's area is about 1621 square miles. On the north is Hungary, with Roumania and Bulgaria on the east and Bosnia on the west The Danube and its tributary. the Save, bound the