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The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
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I'VE have Just installed q new
torsion machine In our laboratory
the only duplicate OF which IL owned
by the Japanese government" says
y. f. McCleary. chief metallursisi
for Dodge Brothers. This machine
Is known as a torsion automatic. au'
tographic tester and so far az
know Is the only one In existence
with the exception OF the one sold
to Japan. and now being exhibited
at the Panama Pacific exposition.
@The new machine IL designed ex.
pressly for measuring the torsion or
twisting strength OF steel used In
the manufacture OF moving parts.
The distinctly novel part Of the ma
chine is the Autographic attachment
which records In ink on a graduated
chart, the torsion curve OF the par
ticular part under test. Formerly
this measurement was calculated
more OF less accurately by an At
tendant. but the new device not only
does away with human attention but
Is absolutely correct In every par.
ticular. The collection OF twisted
steel crankshafts, connecting rods
and other parts. which formed part
OF Dodge Brothers exhibit at the
Chicago show. are the work OF this
machine and testify as TO the re
narkable uniformity OF its opera
ton"
Among the other distinctive test.
ing devices OF Dodge Brothers big
factory Is the cushion testing ma
chine. This Is simply an Ingenious
adoption Of the spring-tester seen In
some Of the larger factories. A
weight equal TO that OF an average
person, and rounded In outline Is
placed In contact with q fully con.
structed cushion This cushion Is
selected NJ random from those used
In the Dodge car. The cushion and
weight are then kept moving In a
perpendicular plane TO ascertain lae
strength OF the springs and the quail
ity OF the leather and curled hair
from which the upholstery Is built
A registering device on the side OF
the machine shows the number Of
twists given the cushion. In this
way the manufacturer can tell with
In a very short period the wearing
resisting qualities Of leather. springs
and hair. exactly as though passeng
ers had ridden on the cushions for
thousands OF miles.
The entire idea OF the immense
testing departments maintained by
Dodge Brothers Is to eliminate the
use OF inferior material In any por.
ton OF the car. BY testing out ev-
cry particle OF steel. paint. varnish.
enamels. leather, top material. and
every item that goes TO make up the
modern weil-built car. the manufac-
turer not only saves tremendous
waste. but keeps faith with the own
ers OF the car who expect TO receive
many seasons OF use from their pur-
chase.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Places Serving Liquor
to Police Menace,
Says Gillespie
WINKS AT SOME
Law VIOLATIONS
VIII Not Report the
Groggeries Keeping
Open After Hours

Il haven't given thought 70 the
evidence 70 be presented TO the
llouor committee OF the common
council" said Police Commissioners
Gillespie. Tuesday.
However. there Is plenty OF evi.
6encs IN the police records. and the
commitfeo 10 welcome 10 IL. I un-
1erstand that the committee has an
investigator. Anything that we
have IN the way Of records Is open
- his examination.
These records contain reports Of
N sorts Of disorder In saloons. II
shows what saloons harbor disorder
~ characters and are troublesome
p1nces. This information the com
mittce can have. AZ II wants f."
How about violators OF the clos
~ lswf Has . list been prepared
q thsmYs
we haven't kept q record OF
(h~se violations. unless there was
oomething TO call them to our at
contion." replied the commissioner.
u mean. unless there was hghting
- disorder which made the places
q nuisance. In such cases. we had
~ close the places. and that fact
oDpears on the record II the sa-
IONS we're orderly. they were not
uno1osfed.
We have also kept track OF those
nn1oons IN which police oflcers were
cound drinking In Uniform Though
mere n nothing In the Warner.
CSomton law against serving liquor
- N ofncer. I think there ought TO
~ and I believe that the saloon
1ooDer who win do such q thing
CnoAt 20 Be put out Of business He
y osrtainly no friend Of the depart
uGnk and his conduct n detrimen-
~ % the city 1t large. In some
c111os. police ofl1cers on duty are al
1ovo1 70 enter q saloon and take a
drink. . certain number OF times
= DAY. But 4 don't believe that
ouGht 10 be permitted ! have al
WoSD held. IN police trials. that TAX
~ one glass Of beer constituted
hc(ng under the influence Of liquor.
- have disciplined the police on
e. nccordingly. don't know that
I onall msSe any recommendation
- ne committee along this lire. but
} thin< that saioonkeeper who
v1n provide . patrolman with drink
ooght 10 be regarded - q menace to
fho community.
we don't keep track of orderly
on1oops that are open after hours.
~ @ holidays. any more than we
koop track Of automobile drivers
lhot 20 Ct the rate Of 20 or q miles
- hour % long a. nothing happens.
~ n an automobile driver IL In
oozdcated, or drives across the
Campus q that speed. or turns a
oofner Il ~ miles an hour. or hits
- Injuries someone. we take ac-
I'm against him. In the same way,
~ act against saloons that harbor
G1norderlies and are otherwise a
nuissnce TO the community: but 20
1oog ~ they behave themselves. we
1oo't notice them.
TIE commissioner admitted that
curing the past year there have
Ben no convictions OF ssloonkeepers
- the recorders court
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
MRS. WEIER
DEAD AT MONROE

MONROE. Mich, March s.-(spe-
ciaD Mrs. Barbara weier, aged IS.
widow Of Anton weier. prominent
merchant. and mother OF Hon. Aug
ust J. weier. bookkeeper OF First
National bank, Monroe, died Tues
day morning of pneumonia. Two
sous and daughter survive.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
HAMMERS
AT SALOON
Rector Ziegler Contin.
ues Fight Against
cCurdy's Saloon

The tight which the Rev. Paul
Zeigler. pastor OF the Sc. BarnAbas
church. has led against George Nc
curdy. saloonkeeper at No. Dol Four.
teenth-ave.. for the past three years.
will be renewed before the 1915
council committee on liquor regula-
ton. McCurdy's saloon and bowl
ing alleys adjoln the church and
both are declared a nuisance by the
rector, who objects to having his
practitioners pass the saloon door
on their way to and from worship.
Ministers al lover the diocese have
been interested I'm the campaign
aaginst McCt.rdy and letters are be-
ginning to pour into the LIQUOR COM
mittee protesting against the 1915
renewal OF Mccurdy's license.
McCurdy's best friend In the
council. Aid. Patrick O'Brien. will
not be on hand to defend him this
year. having been defeated for re-
election last fall. II was largely be-
cause OF Aid. o'f3rien's pleas that
former committees allowed McCur'
dy to remain undisturbed In his
present location.
II IL also understood that Police
Commissioner Gillespie. who 10
member of the recreation commits.
sion. will be asked TO refuse Nc
Curdy new license for his bowling
alleys. The recreation commission
Is supposed to have charge OF all
commercial amusement licenses.
Other members OF the commission
are. being appealed 10 by Rector
Zeigier and his friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
JUDGE HULBERT'S
NAME PRESENTED

LANSING. Mich, March s.-(spe-
cial)-The name OF Judge Henry s.
Hubert. Of Detroit, appointed by
Gov. Ferris TO membership on the
board Of control Of the Michigan
farm colony for epileptics, viii be
presented TO the senate for con-
hrmation this afternoon. The ap-
pointment has been before the sen
ate on two separate occasions but
has been laid over because OF mis-
takes In copying the judges first
name.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Air and Temperatures.

The Investigations OF breathing
air at different temperatures and
conditions OF movement conducted
BY DR.. Leonard Hin, p. r. g.. are
confirmed by the New York state
commission On ventilation In respect
TO Dr. Hills statement that chemi-
cal purity OF air is not the prime
consideration. Goodness and keep
ing the air In gentle motion are the
chief needs
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
UNCLE JOE'S PULL
is STILL GOOD

WASHINGTON. March s.--The
justice department announced today
there would be no prosecution In
connection with election Irregular
ity charges In Uncle Joe cannon's II
linois district II was not consid-
cred q SUFFICIENT case could be made
out,
Detrelf Tisses Bob PristisG Dept
MAIN l52o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
Gin get. nnO 9ranertaa be- ,lnOen.

GetD 9orf. 7. 4ug. Bel elmer
3uiommenfrmit bon 30 Iabbinern
muroe Der geidhiB gef1Bt, einen
Alumni oll ole Suoen in amerifa
5u erloiien an fommelloen Rontog
al Iaiten nn0 3u beteu. IS ioa
oies geidebcn, Inn oaOurd) ibrer BE.
triibniB ii6er Die @erbdltniiie in Gu
ropa 4uSor1td 81 0erleiben. mo ge
gen ben %unuotigen arieg, Dem iGon
10 piele Mfenihenleben gum Spfer ge.
fallen iino, 81 proteitieren. gs ioG
aud gebetet meroen, odB Der arieg
bnIO gum abldllB fommen irlo
unier 2anb nift in ben Beltbrono
bineinge5oqeu per0en moge. Die
@ottesOienlte iolIen in ebeniol6er
8eiie obeebalten mer0en, nie Die an
ben groBten 6eiertagert. Die an
fiinbiglng ihliebt nit Den 8orteu:
Cine Station miro faiterl traueru mo.
beten, iulo m0gen Die @ebete bonl
gllmdhtigen gebort neroen.
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Gin patriutildcr Gusialiit.

Berlin, z. Sag. (6rnfenberi6t.)
Cine treffeloe sSQuitrotion III Oer
Stimmitng 5er rehabilitation Soloa.
ten an oer 6ront giebt ein greit oes
Reoaftsars @eiIniarn Don Der
e@bcmliber golfSittmme".
NeiImann Idreibt ieiuem glatte
Die internationale gortei III
foot. Mars regiert ole Stlln6e.
93ift 9ernunit uno @erehtiafeit,
ionoeru mir itnlere iiegreifen 8af.
ien uno politiide umiiht brinqen
ben 6rieoen. uniere 6eirioe miiIen
lreroen, bis Der 9iinq qe.
eroden mo lire aoalition 3eriprenat
lit. Gle Observation-Disclosures mill.
fen bier MILD, BORT bart iein, uno
cine @ieoerhclung ser ginfreiiunqs
unnioglid MAIDEN. @egen
6einoe giebt eS MIR Elm Mlit.
tel. linen oen 3dunien ouf oaS glu.
ge. 6as anie ailf Die 8ruIt III
oriideu."
Gum ShluB 5itiert Seilmonn 6ie
8orte 8errino's aus Shiqer's
E, 6%iesco"; sd aebe slirn Anoreos"
in ieiner Bariotion: sd gebe 5rm
3inOenbursl4
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70 beimlih 'ouftn, oanu ihmedt Is
nod bun0srtmoI better.
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.limjs EttsosOrprldco

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BET ioSioltitilden 5rdueH3eitihriit
@leidbeit Gle tat cine game
Sdriften seriabt. oic ltd.
meiit nit Der oeiiiden 6rouenbeipe
orma iuHerbaIb oes So5inlismrls Sc.
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Ndltef Niflt FIT.
EdmfiHf iuitlhf 8fn rioYH iAi
Egfdlt0iH spfGts sGG 7t6.
@odailtf 9rels ST. 81.
haff lui9hf 1000. Wldgll iai.
Vdmmgr 55diler Frgts s. 75
e. Soisp6 RarttberidL
Rinouifh nhtbr 500. Marlt iei.
Sdhrliuae s1.Gb.
sdurinr- 3ninbr 5000. 0iafti
BIO mc0riger.
Enthihmitspreis S6.35-725
@od1iier grris 1925.
Sdlafe -3ufuhr 700. Wortt ieit.
Dlartt t0-t5 bobcr.
S6diiter Rrcis $3.50.
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anreinn(sdnt far Gra6ilduf arelnnS.

Gom, z. lug. gaad Der agen.
.5td Hntionale miro Dem n1fIten
aoniiitorium cine 5ibnng Der alirie
folpen, in Der 4Sapit geneoift Der.
idieoene meme aoroindle ernennen
miro. Inter 2ebteren lonen lid)
aid Gr5bifdof SreIano pon ct.
Soul, Minn., uno Der 8ribotfaplon
bes aonies BON StaIien, @onignore
9cccori befinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
eiien6a6ngna BON soOtem sclcnft.

columbus. Ohio, 7. @ug. als
Der CLING Gas nidlt melt bon bier
%aelegene St6otden @eorgesuiae
0ur6ilbr. cbne on8ubaIten, moItc
Der Sei3er oen 2ofoututipiii6rer bar.
nnf a%uinlertiom MAIDEN. als ct
i'm ieood beriibrte, jam CT gu iei.
Shreden, Dob Der 5iibrer idolt
felt mitlodteus 10 Minuten toot
mar. Ger llngliidlide NOR einem
@eriihlage erIegei. Der a6rper ie
Ood in nuircfter SaItnng, Die SanO
on Der grenIle perbliebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
5talieniidc arisgSseinnscne in Si-
birien.

Rom 2 aitg. ltHgcfd6r H..
600 5taliener. Die, unter Deter.
rei6S 6abne tdmpfenO. lid our 3eit
ais arieg8geiaugene IN Sibirien be.
iinOen, loQen, ME gcitern bier BE-.
fonnt gegebeu Diiroe. III 9Sreibeit ae.
iebt mo nod StaIien bef6roert mer.
oen. (0os III aud uift mobr, 10.
oiclc CeiterreidN Stoliener fin0 ME in.
ben arieg gegeu 9iuBlau0 ge3oeeu.
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streits IN geIaien nnb drantreid.

&aDre. z. Gug. Tie aoblen.
bergleute in 0ent BON Den Geutihen
beiesten belgiideu Wons. 1iitritt
iinb an Den Streif gegangen. gn.
acblidj ioa Elm 3uinmmenitoB 5pi.
iden oeutiden Sol0aten uuo 0en
ausitdnoigen itattgefnhoen baden. in
benz 2 Gelitihe im6 7 gergIeute &c.
tootct niiroen.
slud oils Gem fron3oiiidIen @ril-
te%iioiitritt eharleroi miro Elm STREET
Der aobleHgrdber geneloet. giifl
bier ioleu oeiti6e 9ritppen eiuge.
idritten mo 10 9eraleute gctootet
irno 40 permunoet iein. (liit 9or.
iidIt aui5unebmen.)
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gIs aeitessetSrt uerbaftet.

aberOeen, 2. o. I. 9[ne. ggiai.
am SeffIinger, GoAu Don gran
MarD Seiilinger IN 5iro 5maba,
uurOe bier Uerbaftet oa fem felt.
lanes 9enebmen i'm ais aeiitesaee
tort erideinen Idbt. Die 9eb6roe
oes Douglas Gountb i'll nm Geran-
laiiing oes &eiteren eriudt.
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ionlidl sum- Sample 0Haeieucrt un6
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5dIuht 6abeu ote 5taliener bic So.
be oeS @erges San Wiidele Ell
un0 gebolie1. g1adl elmer
on 0as g@etit s5ournal9
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fiigt Die 8epeide bin8u, lit nun
mrbr nabe beporitebenO. (2) @or5
lieet % 0aciIen noromeltli6 BON
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9raFtiercn in Gnalanb per6oten.

SlperpooL 4. Nug. 8llrdl enc
orditilhe MaBnnbme III 6os 1rnt.
tieren in @nglauo berboten morocn
olh oarf Der Birtb ieinen @aitet
feinen Grenit mebr eeben. Sic
Observation-Disclosures oiirfen tagfh.
MIR 51a Stan0en often fem.
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u. g. als gertreter.

2on0on z. 4ug. Gas bri.
tribe aoniuIut NJ @igu muroe bon
ben brttiiheH 8eamten bereits oea
Oes Oortigen mprifaniiden aouiu,
lots ubergebeH Ole 4merifaner
bon jest ob BORT bic britt.
Iden Sntereiien wdbrtlebmcn.
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NarttberiGts.

5iio Smaba, Z. 9fuguit 1915.
RInOOieb-feiue 3ufu6r.
8eef Stiere 0iartt heute ieit. fit
Ole ISOLDE % hohcr.
$6diter 9reis 1919.
California @ras. gefltterte 1925.
S0brlinge, cute bis bette 5000
l9.85.
3iemlid cute Biz cute 1925
800.
Sellers. @}orft. 6cite feIt, fir bic
&ode % hoher.
Suite bis bette 00-8 80.
Corn feeb 4eepes.
@ute bis bette, ifrere, 1925
loss.
Mittelmdbigc S8.65-9.25.
3iemlid cute 6is cute $7.25-
S.65.
ai6c, marft. 6eltte felt fir Ole 30.
dc rs 65hcr
Cute bis 6cIte S6.5o-7.25.
3temIih cute bis cute $3.50
600.
MitteImdBige So. 75-5. so.
@ras.gefiitterte aiibe e. 25-6.75.
8rnS.gefiitterte Sellers $6. 5000
5toders ii. 5ce0erS, Marft, bette
felt, fir Die @ode, cute feit, orocre
langiam. idnod.
@ute bis bette 6eeoers $3.50
$50,
3icntlid CUTE bis CUTE 5eeOers
S. 0--7.50
@ittclmdbigc sioters $3.50
$50.
stod Sellers IS. 1850.
Stof aiibe So. $1,000.
5tod a1lb1r $6.00-7.50.
Qeol aGIber 100000.
9nas, Staos uip. $5.50-7.25.
Sduueinc-3ufuhr 4,400. MarftI
beutc left 10 6o9er, fir Bic Isolde,
Clippers felt, 4uders Ieidter.
GurdihnittSpreis $6.10-6.30.
@0diter 4reis 1925.
Sdafc-3utG6r 1000. Marft, betteI
ieit, iiir bic ISOLDE itorf.
9ur4iAritt8prcis S8.75-9.00.
S6dTter YreiS 5000.
Marft t0-15 bo6er.
Qhtttcridofe cute Bis bette 5000
$50.
aabrIingc. aitte big bette 5000
ssiOoer. quite bis bette $5.75-6.5o.
Chicago Rarftbcridlt.
RiuODieG- }uflGr 1000. Otarft felt
tiaers $1,000.
,Sdbrlitae $685..
Sellers $3.50.
sdpciuc-3ufu6r 5000. @artt
menig 66hcr. onocre feIt.
0nrdidmitt8preis SO. 20-6.90.
S6diter Greis 1855.
-alhTe-3HIllDL RUUu. U(urfLl
'angintn.
&odlter GreiS $40
Gdmner $9.t5.
@eItern 2anmer $3.50.
a.9ammcr $t140.
9dmmer St1.50.
Sriihling.gdmmer 1896.
loabo Hammer $1,000
sonbo Mnttcrifufe 1878. (
0aRias Sin Mlarftberiht. !,
finSOicb 9uiubr 1000. Morft felt
SoDrlnlqe S9,90. 4
Sefniihte ,Sobrlinge $3.50. h
lilbr uuo Sellers Niurft lonaiam. /
stoders, BART felt. Il
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H(alGTjirtg dn5elQen!
Omaha. Z. auq. 1915.

Ierlaugt- MGo6en fir oagemeine
@nusarbeit; ems, oos 0eltif)
ipridt, bepor5tgt. aleine SomiIie,
o%auern0e Gteqe. So pro ISOLDE.
@iien6o6nfnbrfoiten per6en eritattet.
6rou =. 5. Barron, 9ortb 8latte,
Mebrnsfd. q. TO-.
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Mion unterliisa bic 0elliidc
EreiIe, inoem man III ibrcr Scr.
brcituxg beItragt.
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aHlt
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gn5ablung $4,000 in bar, Reit bIei6t
5 Sabre 81 SO iteben. Stats
Zeal @itate & 3rb. 60, Central
Str, 9eebr. 49,.
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5cincs Seim in Oentidlcr 9tieOer-
lniinus-120 9der, 2 @feilen
@orms, 5 @teilen bon Ct. 2iborD
.umo s MeiIeu bon Chapman, ytcbr.,
eelegen, 81 berfaufcn. so ader
erntefertie; 6 2(der alfafa, &eit
@eioe, alles einqe5dunt etniges 0n.
BON mil Drabtgeiledt, allies chen,
aIIerbelter 9ooen, gutes 7 8immer.
bmts, gutter Stau fir 10 @fer0e,
10 Rihe, Siibnerbdus, @ai1boits,
ole moeren notbmen0igen guBen.
gebGh0e, tragenoe Apfelb1ume, flei-
ucr 8ol6, / 8rnnnen nn0 Dtiible.
? Meilen bis 5u oeutIb llitberiider
Stride. bic oortiqc oeutid Iutberi-
Idle 5dnle bot so Sdulfin0er. Sin
icineS Sem in oertidcr God1bar.
8rcis $I25.00 pro 4der.
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Houde Nooigator 15c, spci fir
25c, 9lof Scar t0c, 90. 0. g. Sc,
Sano 8a6rtfot. r. u. Sdneioer,
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Snuser DerBeirateter S6ueiser, tiit.
zig nnO nit oller 6armorbeit Der.
troltt, iuft Stelle per iofort. gorei.
.ie: Jris 8urtbalter, CANTON, glebr.
II.
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&eitaurant-in Der beIten Stoot IN
Gebrasfa. $4,000 idbrIi4es sc.
$4,000 tnufen e8. Sdellen.
berger, Soften, Nebr.s 4---7.
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Dr.. {. HOI0VtChinsT

cffIn 300 Wamas gsbdnbe. as
nab 4arHen Gtrak.
@eoenLber BEN Crpbenm fbenter
ftIepkoH TsHalat i4J8.
NsFhtna 240f Glib 10. EtraRt
9tlspbon Douglas 1895.
epremkunbeu
10 bic IL libr gprnittnes. 8 bis
8 llhr Rohntittdas
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@eiudlt-iofort Stiise bel GItcrem
Gbepoar. Mittelidbrige bebor.
8ugt. No6Sufroeen irnter 6. 100,
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