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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-24
SOME THINGS YOU
SHOULD !. KNOW ABOUT
IMPROVEMENTS THAT
Are GOING ON NEAR
THE. LOTS FOR SALE
IN ADAMSTON.

Do you know that they are
paving the streets from the
top Of the hill at Point Com
fort to the bridge before
you go into Adamston? Do
you know that it is a very
difficult matter to get the
sized lots that we are adver-
Using below anywhere near
Clarksburg at the price and
terms we are going tonar1e?
Do you know that these lots
are being sold by an estate
or they would not be sold at
the price?
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
COLD WEATHER
DUE TO CONTINUE
Will Have Two or Three Days
More, According to Observer
Conger
ropAY.s rrMprRATuREs.

Although temperatures, Wednesday,
will NOT reach Tuesdays low mark, at
least two or three more days Of clear,
cold weather are in store, according
TO Weather Observer Conger. The
mercury registered nine degrees above
zero at o'clock, "Wednesday morning.
with the prospect Of going somewhat
higher during the day. i'he lowest
point 1t reached was five degrees
above at o'clock I'm the morning.
Mr. Conger said the rise will prob
ably be maintained for few days.
The coldest weather OF the year is
being experienced in the middle west.
and in the northwestern states east
of the Rocky mountains. Bismarck,
y. D., was the coldest spot in the
country. Wednesday. with temper
ature Of 81 degrees below zero. The
Pacific coast state> and Florida are
the only ones which have escaped the
cold wave which enveloped most OF
the corntry.
Tra.ns coming into Detroit are re-
ported not more than half-hour be-
hind their schedule time.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Miss Frances BOmhalt. 81. Be-
lieved To Have Been Killed
For Her Money
NEPHEW AND BOARDER
ARE HELD BY POLICE
Crime Supposed To Have Been
Committed In Shed And Body
Carried Into The House

The body of Miss Frances Bonn
halt GO years old. was found in her
home. Tuesday afternoon, with the
head battered in The woman lived
at No. q Austin-pl, near Nineteenth
and Baker-sts. Robbery is thought
by the police to have been the motive
behind her death.
4 The police learned OF the crime
Immediately after an undertaken, who
was called TO the house, notified the
coroners office. Florence w. Ruep.
Ing. nephew OF the dead woman
and a boarder, we're taken into GUS
tody. Rueping. who works nights.
told the police that he came home at
4 o'clock this morning and went to
sleep. He said he was awakened in
the afternoon by John Bomhalt.
brother of the woman. who told him
she was dead
The police believe that Miss Bonn
halt was killed In the woodshed In
the rear of her home early in the
morning. and the body carried into
the house. a coal scuttle. half flied.
was found I'm the shed spattered with
blood. An old leather handbag in
which the woman was supposed to
have carried large sum of money
was also found In the shed, empty.
The police picked up an axe near the
shed. They think this may have
been the instrument used to kill the
woman.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
RESULTS
AT CHARLESTON

First .Race-Selling s furlongs: King
Radtord. to /, TO | and TO 0, won ;
OrtyX, s to i, 3 To l and to o., sec
ond. Sir Fretful. TO |. to and 10
5, third. Time---1:17. Elsewhere, Nlga-
doc, Ethelburg III. Cooster, Billy stuart
Jessie Louise. Sureget, inspector Les
trade. Colonel Brown and Wolfs Bath
also ran.
Second Selling. u mile: Fred
Levy, to I, 3 TO and TO ., won
York Lad 1 To 1, 3 to and to .,
second: Astrologer, f3 20 ). even and
to . third. Time--1:lS Stevesta, Ada
Kennedy. Transformation. Billy Col
lins, Knight OF Uncas. Rodondo. Spohn,
Crisco Veneta Strome and Ben Loyal
also ran.
Third Race--Selling. II mile: Ancon,
rs to s. even, and TO o. won, Squeaier,
IL to /. 4 to | and : TO !, second; Sher-
wood, . to i. even. and ] to 2, third.
Time-i.Oi 3-5 Wiley. Briar Path, un-
daunted. Yorkville and L. See 1t also
ran.
Fourth Handicap. mile. and 20
yards: Cliff Field. TO 1. to o. out
won; Polly H.. : to 2, to 10, and out
second. Working Lad, II TO 1. to i,
and even, third. Time--1:47. Tactics,
Gross Bun and Republican also ran.
Fifth Race--Selline; mile: Petelus,
to II, to and to 8, won; Frank
Hudson, to I. S To 8 and TO 8, sec
ond: Louise Paul to l, TO and
. to 3, third. Time; 1:43. Master Joe,
Font, Buzz Around. stars and stripes.
Mockler. Bob r.. Billie Baker and
Pertbrock also ran.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Perplexity Over Actual Purpose
Of Vancouver Intensifies
Sentiment of Caution
WALL-ST. REFUSES TO
DRAW ANY CONCLUSIONS
Trading Today Is Reduced In
Volume And Price Fluctua-
tiOns Are UnimpOrtant
(Copyright, IOi4. By the New York
Evening Post Cvspsny.,

(Copyright. 1911. ny the New York
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK. Dec. l6.--Although
the stock market-as was natural
after yesterdays experience-sub-
sided into caution and hesitancy to-
day. there was abundance OF matter
for financial interest.
II could not be said that the ex.
traordlnary attack of the German
warships on the English seaside re-
sorts had any large influence on the
Wall-st mind: though IL may have
intensified the sentiment OF caution
inspired by the markets action OF
yesterday But the perplexity over
the actual purpose OF the German
ileet's manoeuver-wh which, taken by
itself, appeared to resemble naval
demonstration against Long Branch
or Atlantic City prevented the draw
ing OF any such conclusions as might
have influenced financial judgment.
Opening prices on the stock ex-
change ranged from declines OF IL
TO advances OF 1-2. Trading was much
reduced In volume from that of the
past hree business days, and
changes i'm prices were as a rule I'm.
important
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
ouInI.EsTON ENTITIES.

t'irst Race--Purse $500. ,-year- oids'
selling. 6 furlongs; XJack Hanover.
90; Ida Earl. lot; Black ,Thorn;, 10y;
Fa-i los: Itectograph. i07; xFair
Helen, io7: xRiver King, i07; Dixie,
los. TLong Reach, 10; Andromeda'
Second Race pure s9oc 3-year- oids.
selling; : fyrlongs Trap i9s iiol :
%hIiss Barnhafbor. f0i; Flatbush t05;
shadrach. l06: Colors los: xIda La
yInia los. Brooni's Edge. l0g: Behest.
io9: Burgar. i09; xsonny. Boy, ia.
Lambs Tail. tl2: Frances. III.
Third Race-Purse $3.50, All aaes,
Pitzer los; Judge Wright 10; Lochiel
Fourth Raoe--Purse $500. 3-year- old :
ana upwards. handicap: mile Perth
rock as. Orperth. i0i: Good Day. i06
Lee Finn. i05 Nash. i04: Big Dipper
Fifth Race-Purso 5000. 3-year- olds
and upwards selling. 6 furlongs: Nor
decai a5: xGalaXy aS: Tiger Jim. i01
vToddlirg tO2. y. e. Haley. lO3. XI'n-
daunted tO5. Sir Caledore. iOl: NBav-
berry Candle. lo4 Canto. i0b. Sir Fret.
Ia Thc Busybody li9; Parlor Boy
sixth Race-PursA $500, all ages
selling mile and 20 wards: ffabtr
dash. gs. NGAllant Boy. 81. SBanio Him
iCi Laird O'Klrkaldv. iol; xCharle'
STARE and Strives. i0s. High Glass 10s
Jacob Hunt i06: iIosrtheat. l07: The
Monk. iO3. xNepier iOei Idiewsiss IN
NA-mor. liz. EAiglon. IL.
weather cloudy: track slow NAp-
prentice allowance claimed
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Passing of Kaiser and End of War,
Predicted by Madam De Thebes
Famous SeeresS, of Paris, for 1915

more She must watch, however. for
at the moment OF peace negotiatfons.s
destiny Is watching.
In Paris there will be feverish emo
ticn and delirium. There will be tri-
uDnphal arches. What power can
saye us from violent conflict as re
suit OF misunderstanding II dry-heart-
ed men fail To listen to the country's
aspirations and her rights acquired by
those who spilled their blood In her
defense?
Who is that man whose sword will
be broken? Who is that woman whose
vengeance pursues and who win die
and not atoneg
Summer and autumn will be such
as the history OF Paris had never
known. About this time a scourRe
menaces us. but prudence will proba-
bly, win. Paris setting the example IN
the struggle
Paris will lead crusade 10 extend
the race. Women will be less frivoi
Gus and viii pay moro attention n
their homes.
A singular fate awaits = man orixI
nally from central France. He WI
tcestinued on PAGE EsgAu.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
JuiREz ENTRIES.

First Rnce-Aselling, s-year-old and
upwards: Z furlongs xFreda Johnson.
as. xCecil. 100: Ambri. los. HeianstoE.
t05. Lady Finger. t05: BaDiningo. 100.
No Quarter. 100: Slack sheep. 1866
Rockdale. f05: Alice Teresa i05 Pa
t-iotic. i07 Fsneuil Hall. I01: Golf
second Race Selling. year-oids and
upwards; mile; xToynbee. 81 X7lue
Beard. lo3i Nsplndle. 1913; Little March
mont, los: Mudslll. ~
81 furlongs: miss Lewiston. 100:
xGertIude B., 100; Pariorita, 105 Nesta.
l05: Bogy Johnson. i05; Ida pinack.
l05 Rag. los: Emelda. 105. Charity
Ward 103: Sam Beckhani lOs: Petit
Bleu. 10I. Breezer. l0I: Chevron. los;
stolen Angel, los: skinny H.. tt3
Fourth Race-Selling. 3-year4 olds
and upwards; z furlongs! XI'litawny,
l0t; General Marchmont. i05 Ask Ma.
1917. Sir Dyke. i0o Mack Rose. fi1;
Fifth Race-seIiing s-year-olds and
upwardsi -, frrIongs: NThouglit
Reader. 9s; xRose f,Ing. ss Al Worm
Wood los; xPanhaclfappi. ios:. xAnu
los: John Hurle. tOs: Wild Bear. 10.
Besom. 10: Oakland. itO: Minco JIM
mie, ~
Sixth Race--Selling. 2-year -olds and
upwards: : furiongs: xElsie Green. 80
Andrew O'DRy, 100. Tempest 100
xCanton. io2; Palma, i0s. Lady Lon
don. iO5, Forge. ioJ. Otfllo. i07. VIM
fred -. iOI: Nireo. 1O7; Acumen. i01;
q. " kennon. 10,
XApprenticc allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec i6.-With adj.
ditional troops due al Naco. Arizona,
today, the showdown" there can be
expected almost Immediately thereaft-
CT. The United States, 1t is admitted
In Official circles. has not changed its
position. Unless the firing. across the
border stops. Il will be returned. And
he three additional infantry regl-
ments and three batteries of artillery
nov enroute there are for the pur-
pose OF giving Gen. Tasker II. Bliss
sufficient troops to meet any hostile
move that may follow the returning
Of the shots by -tne American forces
should that become necessary. =
Ohicialdom--S Secretary OF War Gar,
rison and his advisers excepted --ex
pect that the mere presence or an
overwhelming force of nearly 5000
American regulars at Naco viii have
q deterring effect on the warning
Mexican factions.
The army officials most familiar
with the, Mexican loint OF Wow say
(Continued on PAGE Eight.'
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
"Compulsive Desire" Turns
Worthwhile Citizen Into
Frazer Will Drop

For 20 years or more, Carl Pardee
lived in Worthwhile. employed BY the
one Arm as en- expert mechanic. and
won the friendship and respect OF the
residents of the village. He paid for
a home. reared a family, and was
generally considered IN upright citi-
zen.
Then. one night-s-it was July a.,
last-pardee was seized with an inn
nulse which lie says he could not re-
siat lie left his home In Worthwhile,
wont 10 Plymouth. and few hours
later was arrested as q burglar. With
bis mechanics cleverness he had
broken into the plant OF the Bonafide
Mountaineering CO. Some OF the prop
ertv of the company was found on
his uerson VIXEN he was trapped in
the factory.
since that time, citizens OF North
vile nnvo heen talking over the dual
personality Of Pardee. Fhey have
sent numerous letters 10 Prosecuting
Attorney Allan H. Frazer givinS their
Jews on the case. and requesting that
criminal proceedings he dropped.
BANKERS. manufacturers and store
keepers are among those who have
asked th.. dismissal of the charge OF
breaking ana entering a building in
the nigh. t,me. which rcstr against
pardee. Pardee was examined before
a iuetice o. the peace In Plymouth.
and was bound over 10 the circuit
court for trial.
More ,han a month ago Pardee was
brought into the probate court was
declared suffering from mental trou-
BILE. and sent TO the asylum IN Ponuac
for care anG treatment.
60 many letters asking that crinni'
nal proceedings be dropped were re
celved By Prosecutor Frazer, that ne
requested Dr. Edmund Christian, head
of the medical STAFF OF the. hospital,
% make a special study of Pnrdee's
case. Not only did Dr. Christian ex.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
BY ED. L. KEEN.

(stdH Correspondent United Press.)
LONDON, Dec. 16.--Germany
today, struck in force at Eng
lands sea coast. German cruis-
ers which early today, bombard-
ed the towns of Scarborough.
Hartlepool and WhitDy are now
engaged in a battle for their
lives with the British squadron
in the North sea. .j,ts
In the three towns which were
shelled by the Germans.
churches, public buildings and
private homes were wrecked or
set on fire and inhabitants killed
or injured.
Four British destroyers have
engaged the German warships
which bombarded Hartlepooi of
that port. The admiralty has
announced that other vessels
have attacked the enemy at var
ious points.
There are unconfrmed reports
that two German cruisers have
been sunk and that the British
fleet has also suffered. Owing
to the censorship which has
been established over all wires
from the coast cities, confirms.
tion of the reports is impossible.
The number Of German ships
which bombarded Scarborough
is placed at four. At Whitby
fCohfinuad on Page Ecfghfl
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Respected
Burglar;
Prosecution,

anime Pardee and observe his actions,
but each member OF the stan Of the
Institution took an interest In the pa
tient After several weeks, the stan
held a meeting with Dr. Christian, and
in this conference the physicians
agreed that Pardee was the possessor
OF "a psychopathic personality"
The report from DIR. Christian was
received Tuesday afternoon by Pros
ecutor Frazer
"Wc agree" continued DIR. Chris
tior, that Pardee is victim of com
pulsire desires OF distinctly patho-
logical nature. and that these desires
were the cause of lis pilfering BE
cause of these conditions. Pardee was
anG ia irresponsible for his acts
Said Pr se"utor Frazer. after read.
ing DR. Christians report:
"a man with a psychopathic per-
sohality. who is seized With compul-
sive desires OF pathological nature.
certainly should never be brought into
court room on q criminal charge
Ho belongs In the hospital. and that
Is where Pardee will remain for the
u esent. The case against him will
be nolle pressed.
cutor Frazer, recommending that the
charge against Pardee be dropped
were r. G.. Yerkes, manager OF the
Globe Furniture Co.. OF Worthwhile,
where Pardee worked 20 years: Ed
ward IT. Tapham, of Lapham's bank
N Worthwhile: William Phillips. head
cf tho William Philiips Machinery Co.
OF Worthwhile, and ~ G. Schrader, OF
Schrader Bros. furniture store, ol
Worthwhile All said that from Ions
association with Pardee. they were
sure that he would do no wrong
while in his right mind Their con
clusion. IKE that OF TIE physicians
was that Pardee was the victim OF
peculiar, mental derangement which
Transformed HIM from a-peaceftfl and
respected citizen into thief.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
KAISER SAID 10
HAVE DIPHTHERIA
Madrid Dispatch Says Condition
is Improved, But Still
Serious

LONDON, Dec iG.--A news agency
dispatch from Madrid today declares
that Trustworthy information has been
received that Kaiser Wilhelm is SUI
fering from diphtheria.
Although his condition is improved
grave anxiety is felt
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
AT JUAREZ

First Races Selling: 595 furlongs:
Rose Ring. 5 to ?. even and 70 2, won:
Kid Nelson. s TO !, 2zto and 2 to a.
second: Dusky Dave. TO /, 10 and
q TO 3. third. Tim. lio6. Evran, Ma
tive Son, sam Connor. Charles j. Har-
vey, Bat Mas'erson. Amity. Lscasadora
A.urea. paruell Girl, Auto Girl and
Compton also ran.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
KONETCHY STICKS
|. WITH FEDERALS

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Dee. lG- President
Gilmore, of the FederalsN arrived
here today and conferred with ED
Konetchy. the Pirate. first oaseman
whom Fred Clarke is trying to induce
to abrogate his contract with the
,Pittsburg Feds. ~
After the meeting with Gilmore.
Koney said. u have signed a con
tract 10 play through the seasons OF
fotb. 1916 and 1917 with the Pitts.
burg Federals ] am satisfied with
tho terms of my contract ana Viii not
consider any overtures made by or
ganized baseball. you can rest assur-
ed that will play with the Feds next
year"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
THE WEATHER

Uetreit aud vfcinffyt "wednesday
night rnd Ttursdny fair md continued
cold. Lowest "Wednesday uirht abouf
r. uederste westerly winds. beccuinE
variable.
Lower Miehiesni Partly cloudy we'd
n<sday ufghf and Thursday. Probably
srcw nurr,es sesr che lakes. Moderate
west wfnds-
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Christmas Cheer Is
Cheap This Year Say
Chicago Dealers

CHICAGO, Dec. t6.-chrtstsnas
will come cheaper this year, cow
mission men announced today
Prices for practically ali the Xmas
trimmings, from turkeys TO yuls
trees, are below what dad paid
last year.
Turkeys should retail at 2oe q
pound, or slightly lower, the oors-
mission men say. Cranberries N
and celery are lower In price than
last year. The price OF holly has
been cut In two, and chrlstmss
trees are on the market In unusual
abundance.
Vow can they do 70 for atty cents
what's what they all say when they
have tried our noonday lunch. He1el
Gri-woid.--Adv.
DencinE at Palace Rink tonIHht sftcx
al kating scssfon.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

More than 10000, 900 board feet or
timber was given away by the gov
'ernment last year to settlers and
miners living in or near the national
forest.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16


sons are reported to have boon
killed and a number injured at
Hartlepool In latest advices con-
cernlng the German bombardment
Of the town.
ATHENS, Dec. 16.-Turkish
troops at Anvaii, In Asia Minor,
In an outbreak directed against
the Greek population Of the city,
killed four persons. The houses
Of Greeks were entered and pi'ias-
ed and stores wrecked and burned.
Many women and girls were at.
tackled and outraged.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-Three post
office employees are reported to
have been injured In the lombard
ment Of HartIepooI. The first
word bringing details OF the at
tack by the German cruisers on
that town declared that the post
office had been struck by shell.
PARIS, Dec. 16.-violent bon,-
bardment Of Westende by British
warships seeking to drive back its
German occupants was reported
in today's official commInique.
The statement Indicated the great
est activity yesterday In the
western war zone. II was assert
ed that the Belgian troops had re-
pulsed a counter-attack by the
Germans and had occupied farms
along the left bank Of the User.
In the regions Of Arras, Aisne
and Champagne an artillery duel
was continuously In progress, the
French obtaining an advantage at
several points.
In the Woevre region the French
several attacks.
HULL, Eng, Dec. 16.-The lat.
est refugee to reach Hull from
Scarborough this afternoon, said
he saw three persons killed by
bursting German shells. His own
home was not damaged, but the
hcmes Of neighbors only two
doors away were demolished. The
LONCON, Dec. 16.-One person
10 reported to have been killed at
Whitby. In addition TO the histo-
ric abbey, which was partially de-
stroyed, a number Of houses were
demolished. After firing about so
shells upon the town, the German
cruisers Withdrew In q northeast
erIy direction.
BERLIN (Via Wireless to Say
Vile, L. ID, Dec. 16.--"Predictions
that the Servlsns' powers OF re-
sistance have been broken have
been shown false by Vienna's re-
port that strong forces southeast
OF valjevo have compelled the
Austrians not only 20 abandon
their offensive, but to retreat for
, new formation OF forces" de-
clared q statement officially issued
here today.
The above Is tho second In
stance within a week where 6er-
lin statements have referred
sIIghtlnsly to progress OF Aus
trian troops.
coNsTANTINoPLE (vis Am.
sterdam), Dec. 1.-THE sinking
OF the "old 5sttleship Messludi.
yeh was the result Of a leak" was
announced officially today. TIE
crew left the ship before she sank.
The British admiraIty's version
Of the MessIudlyeh was that she
was torpedoed by the British sub
marine Bill.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Arrival OF Additional Troops at
Naco Expected to Bring Situa-
tim To Crisis AT
Once
ANY MEXICAN HOSTILITIES
WILL BE STERNLY NET
Amy Officers Believe Only
Shells Will Force Mexican
Withdrawal

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Gen.
Hugh Scott, chief Of staff OF the
army, was today ordered to Naco,
Ariz., by Secretary Of War Garri-
son, to take charge Of the situa-
ton there, which has become crit
teal.
Gen. Scott will leave toni.nt
and reach Naco Saturday af;cr-
noon.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

Government experts ere investi r. =
isg Swccsn'a alum shale deposits ia
the hope OF obtaining an Illuminating
oil. W NlA
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Details Suppressed by Admiralty
Refugees From Shell-Swept
Parts Flee TO Hull--Pr0p-
erty Damage Heavy
HISTORIC ABBEY AT e
WHITLEY is DAMAGED
Utmost CONSERVATION Created
by Daring Raid on Channel
Towns

SCARBOROUGH, Dec.
l6-The casualties at Scar
borough as a result Of the
German b0mbardment In
clude Is killed and several
injured.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

Deliver your xmns presents by Mes
sengcr. Call Cadillac 3SO.--Adv
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

Printing the plain neat kind--thst II
rirht - Times Job Depnrtmeut.--Main IN
$3.50
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

THOMAS a. EDtSON's
New Diamond Disc Phonograph Larg.
est stock oil display In city Detrott's
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

Uopyright. 1914. ny the United Press ,
PARIS. Dec. l6.A-A year. more full
of good than OF disaster, and marked
by end of the war. is Madame De The
bes' prediction for 1915.
Through the United Press. Paris
famous sceress today made public her
prophesies FOR the / , months 20 come.
Following are the events which this
woman-who claims 10 Rave foretold
the Caillaux trial. the assassination OF
Archduke Ferdinand and the European
war-predicts viii mark 1915:
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
eY MADAME De THESES.

Before the sun runs It's third course
In 1915, blood Will cease to How. The
results OF tho war will be titanic.
Through difficult arrangement. the
result will be entirely different to
what France expects. though. for the
others the equivalent viii be realized.
Surprise win succeed surprise.
France will have 10 listen to two
sorts of men. She must know how
to choose. II she listens 60 her own
generous traditions, then only will
she become the pacific, queen Of the
earth. II not--well, must not sa,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
BATTLERACES in NORTH SEA-
HARTLEPOOL, WHITBY AND
SCARBOROUGH BOMBARDED|
WAR BULLETINS

LONDON. Dec. 16.--Nlne per
sons are reported to have boon
killed and q number injured at
Hartlepool In latest advices con-
cernlng the German bombsrdment
Of the town.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

p.uer rim.-' Job rristins Depsrt-
t520A
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
THE WEATHER.

DAY FAIR AND CONTINI ED coin.
MODERATE WESTERLY WINDS.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

The above Is tho second In
stance within a week where 6er-
lin statements have referred
slightlngIy to progress OF Aus
trian troops.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

DsncInE at Palace Rink tonIEht sfter
skating scssfon.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

ATHENS, Dec. 16.--Turkish
troops at AnvaIi, In Asia Minor,
In an outbreak directed against
the Greek population Of the city,
killed four persons. The houses
Of Greeks we're entered and pi'lag-
ed and stores wrecked and burned.
Many women and girls were at.
tackled and outraged.