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The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
Industrial r e la tiOns
Body WallOps Money
Kings
PRESENT SYSTEM
HIGHLY UNJUST
Many Face Want That
Few May Accumulate
Millions
By UNITED PRESS

CHICAGO. Aug 25-A million
dollar limit
Big fortunes were walloped today
In the labor faction report OF Uncle
Sans Industrial relations commits
sion, which declared that all inner
tied fortunes should be limited 10 a
million dollars.
Declaring vast inherited fortunes
as one OF the chief causes Of indus
trial unrest. the report. prepared by
Basil NJ Manley. chief investigator
for the commission, recommended
that congress pass an Inheritance
tax so graded that no huge amounts
OF money can be accumulated by
one person.
II would divide the fortunes OF
the country's mulu-milllonaires by
having congress hx s1.00o,000 as tho
limit which a person shall inherit
John D. Rockefeller jr, the Nor
gans, Fricks. Astors and Wander
bits are lambastcd as examples Of
what Is termed the outuowth Of he
redltary aristocracy The report is
signed by Commissioner Frank p.
Walsh, J = Lennon, james O'Con-
nell and a r. Garrettsou
Commissioner s. r. Ballard. Har-
ris Weinstock and r TT Ashton.
Continued on Pnae NincD
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Times Tourists Enjoy
ed Every Minute of
Big Outing
FETED AT MANY
POINTS ALONG LINE
Coast ExpOsitiOns Be-
yOnd Expectations,
They Say

Several members Of The Times
party OF young women who left De
troit. July "a, for trip to the coast
and the expositions returned. via
tho Grand Trunk. Sunday morning.
some having remained IN Colorado
Springs for a further outing The
party consisted OF Misses Lucille
Stafford, No. 199 Josephlno-ave.
Ethel r. Welch, No. 209 Oakland
ave. Clara LongnicRel. No. 1175
Fast Grand-blvd; Mabel Hon. No.
121 Highland-ave.; Mercedes Barry,
No 500 Dragoon-ave. Winifred Mac
Iptyre, No. 455 Fourth-ave. -. Cora
Robinson, No. 1876 Pitcher-st: Mil
dred Murray, Ypsilanti; Mrs. Bar
bara stoll. No 447 Bagg-st.: Dr.
Anna Alpin, Fine Arts building. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Smith, wyan-
dOtte.
They started on the steamer
Noronic going arst to Port Arthur.
where they were entertained by the
bu6lness mems organization with a
sight seeing trip around the harbor.
In Winnepeg. n reception was ten
dered them by the Board OF Com
tContinued on PnRc NineD
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
SOLDIER
STILL Los I
0rville Chambers, Of
Detroit, Missing in
Pine Woods

CRAWLING. Mich. Aug o. Thir
ty cayalrymen. I5 nfan,ymeu ana
scores of civilians searched th,
woods an day Sunday without re-
suit for Orvle S Chambers. pri
vate Of Company 3D. Thlry.hir5 reg
lment NJ. IS g. aHo. while dement,
ed. escaped from tna Geld hospita.
hore. Friday. and disappeared in me
forest Chambers homo .e at So
91 Adfrod ST. Detroit
Almost 'he entire countryside has
taken up the search bat the most
careful work has failed to locate any
traces of tho lost man
Unless he "a found Monday. there
IA little hope that he VIII DO discov
cred alive. az ho YVES IN weak
physical condition and coulG nud ma
food except the berries which grow
IN the pine forest
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
SCHEME TO
BUY D. u. R.
UP TONIGHT
Council VIII Discuss
Matter in Committee
Session
HAMMERS
CITY OWNERSHIP

Detroit's common council will
meet at Z O'Clock. Monday evening,
in committee of the whole. 10 dis.
ouss the purchase agreement which
the street railway commission has
made with the y. u r.
Just what the council will do
with the matter referred 20 It by
the railway commission "a uncertain.
Aid Lodge says that the aldermen
may adopt the report and call a spe.
cial election Attorneys Richard /.
Lawson and Alfred Lucking and
Secretary Hayden said, Monday
morning, that they had received no
intimation Of what the council
would do. There was some talk in
the city hall about the necessity OF
referring the question 10 a sub-com-
Tittee. TO determine a suitable
date for the election
That the report Will be adopted.
CONTINUED on Page NineD
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ny cARL W. AcKERMAN.

By CARL w. AcKERMAN.
(staG Correspondent United Press ,
tCopyriuht. tats. ~ the Waited Press
--CopyriEbtrd in Great Briinin.t
BERLIN tVia The Hague). Aug.
23.-Omclals here expressed doubt
to-day that a German submarine
sank The liner arabic especially
without warning They are reading
carefully dispatches. but every one
in official circles with whom ! talked
saiC he doubted II The Arabic was
sunk by a German torpedo
talked TO-DAY al The admiralty
with a captain who Sc IN close touch
with the American situation He has
JUST bcen promoted 20 be command
or Of large ship
II wnl be from eight 70 "a days
before the submarines which are
away now can report said he
"VntN then We will have no official
information.
From reports In the English,
Dutch and scandinavian press it Is
not certain that q submarine sunk
the Arabic. No one saw the sub
marine The Arabic's captain says
he saw a torpedo 300 feet away, but
this does not seem probable.
The above dirpatch from the
United eress bureau at Berlin Is
the first indication from any source
that Germany may deny that the
Arabic was sunk by a German sub
marine.
The United Press Saturday night
received from Carl vs. Ackerman a
cable stating that first reports Of
the sinking Of the Arabic said all
we're saved and caused rejoicing in
Continued on PaEe Nine.)
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
men WHO
BEAT WIVES
ARE JAILED
Pair Get Stiff Terms in
House of Cor
rectiOn
TWO OTHERS ARE
WARNED; LET GO

Wife-beaters gathered in Justice
STEMS court. Monday morning. Of
fered many and varied excuses for
their conduct. but two received some
heavy penalties.
Thomas Hickey. OF No 3S4 Twen-
ty-third.st., recently released after
serving 80 days for beating his wife.
tried TO enter her home Sunday
night by cutting a screen on her bed
room window. but his wife's mother,
father and brother set upon Thomas,
and gave him a bad trimming
Then Justice Stein sent him 10 the
workhouse for 95 days.
Mrs. Hickey said that az she was
passing under tho viaduct at Twen-
ty-fifth-st and Michigan-ave. Sunday
afternoon, Thomas had dropped a
large piece OF pig iron from the
Continued on Page Nine.D
Mount Clemens has been giving min
erai water baths for 90 years. The old
reliable absolute cure for rheumatism.
nervous and blood diseaBes.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

PETBOGRAD. Aug 23.--For the
FIRST time since tho Russians took
przemysj with I700o prisoners.
Potrograd celebrated an Important
victory today with services %
Thanksgiving ln the catbedrals.
The hrst direct confirmation from
tbe admiralty OF tho sinking ~ the
Moltke which was FIRST reported by
Che president of The duma. came IN
a statement issued TODAY a British
submarine. the admiralty stated. has
sunk zone OF tho best German dread
noughts in a battle On the Gulf OF
Riga" -
Sinking OF no German dread
nought Moltke and 10 other Tsutou
warshlps ln tbe Gulf Of giga se
populace took az divine answer
20 their prayers OF victory offered ID
In great, religious demoustratons
one week ago. with this news came
(Coatinoed on reee Nias-J
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
BIZ ED L. KEEN.

(StaH Correspondent UHitcG Press }
LONDON. Aug 23-The Balkan
situation reached tho acute stage
today Serbia was expected 10
make known. possibly before night,
whether she viii cede Macedonia
10 bulgaria NJ. Venizelos was to
he sworn IN at Athens AZ the new
Greek premier. and It was believed
he would make a definite statement
Of the course Greece intends to
pursue
No hint has come from Nish as
10 the course OF the Serbian gov.
ernment. Serbian diplomats here
characterized the Bulgarian de-
mands as exorbitant. but important
influences are known TO have been
az work at the Serb capital during
the past week II is believed pos.
sible, however. that ltaly's declara.
tion OF war against Turkey may de-
lay serbia's answer
Bulgaria has made no fresh move
20 indicate whether she Intends to
Join the Allies Her military prep.
arations are almost complete. and
she ls awaiting serbia's answ6g,
From various sources the news has
reached London that neither Turkey
nor her Austro.German allies are
quite so confident OF keeping Bul.
earla neutral as they we're a fort.
night ago, though Italian reports
that the BulgRrs were massing
troops on the Turkish frontier have
received little credence here.
Until Serbia and Bulgaria make
their decisions no change ls expect
ed ~ Athens or Bucharest. Diplo-
metic circles here express the con
viction that the new Greek cab
met VIII favor maintenance or
Greece's neutrality until new de
velopments in the Balkan situation
make II appear certain Greece will
gain by entering The war
Dispatches from sources not al.
ways reliable reported today that
Rumania had been seized by the
war fcver ltaly's war declaration
against Turkey was said % have
aroused Wild enthusiasm az Bucha-
rest.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
FOREIGN BLOOD FLOWS IN
VEINS or Is PER CENT OF
RESIDENTS OF DETROIT

Miss Esther Lape is in Detroit for
stay OF several weeks as repre-
sentative OF the commission for i'm
migrants. OF New York. and Is car.
rying on a campaign IN Detroit en-.
listing the help of the Board Of
Commerce. the Board OF Education.
Associated Charities. poor commits
sion. clubs, societies employers and
individuals OF an kinds. IN an effort
70 ed0cate TO the extent OF having
them able 20 read and speak the
English language the foreigners
who have come 20 live with us.
A preliminary survey was made
last winter by Raymond Cole. also
connected with the immigration bu-
reau. and submitted 10 the Board Of
Commerce lIo found that 80 per
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
Acceptance of Pre-
miership BY Venizelas
Brings Action Near
GERMANY is
LESS CONFIDENT
Rumania Is Watched
AnxiOusly BY
Both Sides
By UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN, via wireless 70 Say.
ville.). Aug. 23.--Otfeisl circles
here today claimed receipt Of
positive information from both
sofia and constantinople that
Bulgaria and Turkey have
signed an agreement assuring
Bulgaria's neutrality.
Omelal statements given out
In both Sofia and CONSTANT
nople. II was stated, prove the
definite failure Of the Allies
attempt to bring Bulgaria into
the war Turkey has granted
Bulgaria the direct railway con.
nectlon 20 the sea desired by
the Sofia government.
The Berlin press today took
the view that ltaIy's deolsra-
ton OF war against Turkey late
Saturday, will In no way alter
the military situation at the
Dardanelles or the POLITICAL sit
uatlon in the Balkans.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
Cars Forces Abandon Still Another
Defensive Stronghold AS
Retreat Continues

BERLIN. tvla wireless TO Lon
dom Aug 23-The Russian for
tress city Of Ossowetz has been
captured by the Germans It was
officially announced this afternoon
Capture OF Ossowetz which has
been under intermittent lombard
ment by the Germans since last
winter, gives Won Hindenburg pos.
session OF the last OF the Polish
railways feeding the Petrograd-
Warsaw trunk line
Ossowetz lies 10 miles northeast
OF Warsaw The swamps before
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
GULF SHIP
GIVEN UP
Search for MOrOwjine
With 62 Passengers
Fruitless

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-Hope
for the United Fruit liner Marrow
line with 50 passengers missing
for more than week, has been
abandoned Search of The Cuban
coast and the Gulf OF Mexico has
revealed no trace of The vessel.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

the fortress hindered The move
ment OF heavy siege guns for ths
German attack and enabled the
Russians 70 resist the German at
tack after LOmza, Ostrolenka,
Przasnysz and other fortresses OF
the Russian first line Of defense
had fallen
Gen. Won Gallwltzs drive east
ward through Bielak and Won Hin
denburg's progress IN a southeast.
erly direction from Kovno threat
ened the development Of the Rus
slams in the Ossowetz district.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
RAILWAY CLERKS
HERE FOR WORK

About 100 delegates to the con
veniion Of tho Brotherhood Of Rail
way Clerks. gathered IN the Hotel
Statler Monday afternoon. for the
conventions opening session. Dur
Ing thc morning the credentials
committee completed its work and
the legislative committee met 10 re-.
vise Tho rules of the order Presi.
dent Carrignn and Secretary
F. r Jones met the delegates and
welcomed them 10 the convention.
The sessions viii continue through.
out the week.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
SENT UP FOR
ATTACKING GIRL

Valentine Korzevsk. 81 years old.
u0rter In a saloon az No e96 MIL
lry-avep was sent 20 the workhouse
for 90 days In default OF n 800 hne.
Monday, for attacking a little girl
of nine years The child was not
injured. az neighbors followed tho
pair and rescued the girl Korzew-
ski was arrested by eDtectivos
Smith and Wlsnlewski
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

cent OF Detroits population is
straight foreign born. and that as
per cent is either foreign born or Of
mixed parentage, which are much
larger percentages than are found
IN other cities Therefore. Detroit
was chosen as an experimental city,
to put IN operation policies relating
10 the immigrant, these policies 10
DO approved by the commission and
all parties cooperating IN this city.
The report further states that there
(Continned on Page Ntusl
ULGIN nUT-TEH.
ELfltN, ll-. Aug 13-Rutter eold
40 "a cents a decrease ~ hc
prfnfiuN. the ptnin neat kfnd--fhat
- riuht--Times Dob DcDt.--Maiu fBzO.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

Highest temperature this dnfe iu
past ~ years, 81 in ts0si lowest. ~ in
1878.
one year ngO tOdnyt Highest tenn
peraturc, 0fi lowest, 60; mean. 80 &
partly cloudy weather with ~ inch
OF rain during the afternoon.
The sun sets Monday nt Ti2t o. ma.
and rises Tuesday az $40 a m.
The moon sets az 5i22 n. ni. Tues
day,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
und.rtaker la hankrurt

Frank " Brace. Detroit funeral
director and embaimer. has filcd a
petition IN bankruptcy, listing his
liabilities az S3.91264 His assets
include S545o IN cash. once Ok
lures. stationery. automobile and
funeral wagon. valued at $1,000,
wearing apparel worth $50. md out.
standing accounts amounting 90
$500.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
GERMAN BATTLE CRUISER
AND TEN OTHER TEUTON
SHIPS SENT TO BOT TOM
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityi Monday night.
unscttiedi probable showersg Tues
, day PARTLY cloudy and coolers mod
crate south to west winds.
Lower MichiRant showers, Monday
niRbti cooler in north portions Tues
day partly cloudy and cOnler.
Upper LEkest Lake superior. mod
crate shifting winds, becoming north
WrstI showers md cooler tonight :
Tuesday fairs Michigan and Huron
moderate south and southwest winds,
becoming northwest Tuesdays sbeW-
crs tOniGhti Tuesday fair.
Lever Lakes Moderate south and
southwest windst partly cloudy to-
night Tuesday showers.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
RussO-British Fleet In
flicts Disaster On
Attackers
HINDENBURG Is
HELD IN CHECK
By UNITED PRESS.

PETRoeRAO, Aug. 23.--An
official statement from the ad-
mlralty today regarding the
Russian naval victory In the
Gulf Of Riga oontIeted In some
respects with the announcement
made In the duma yesterday.
The admiralty statement SRld
that lone OF the best Geruam
dreadnoughts was sunk by a
British submarine" and that cat
least two German cruisers and
eight torpedo boats we're sunk"
THE Russian gunbost slVuter
was set In flames after a bril-
liant fight and sank, carrying
down with her = German tor
pedo boat" said the admiralty
statement.
The statement made by the
president Of the duma declared
that the German dreaunought
Moltke, three German cruisers
and seven torpedo boats weye
sunk, and that the Russians az
terwsrd sank four German
barges loaded with troops. The
admiralty statement made no
claim TO the sinking Of the Ger.
man troop ships. "a
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug 23.--
That Ambassador Gerard, Ser.
lin, has beer instructed TO ask
the German government for as
early a statement as poss'ble
concerning the sinking Of the
Arabic was 1tatCd by Secretary
Of STATE Lansing az n a. m. to
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

PETROcRAD, Aug. 23.-Mors
than 2,5oo0Oo Austro-Germsus
are being hurled against the
Russian lines from Rigs 70 Ca
liels In an attempt &c crush the
grand dukes armies.
A senLofdcial statement to-
day stated that TO divisions %
Infantry and 20 divisions Of cav
airy are operating against the
Russians This Included about
40 per cent Of the German forces
and 20 per cent Of ths strength
Of Austria.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23
Doubt If Liner Was
Sunk BY TeutOn
Torpedo
WILSON REMAINS
NON-COMMITTAL
Must Either Strain
Point Or Take Dras-
tic Action

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a
That several important dis
patches had been received from
Ambassador Page, London, con
esrniug the Arabic incident, was
announced at the state depart,
merit today. They were not for
Immediate publication Il was
stated.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Ths
question was raised IN official
circles today concerning the na-
tienallty Of Mrs. Josephine
Rruguiere and Or. Woods,
Arabic passengers. missing and
supposedly dead The atate de-
partmeut admitted Il had not
learned definitely that they we're
Americans, bvt had accepted
Ambassador Pages word that
they were.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

PARIS. Aug. 23.--Freneh tor
pedo boats Of the second light
squadron sank German de-
stroyer on ostend last night, the
admiralty announced today.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

prinfiuN. the pinin neat kfnd--fhat
- riuht--Times Dob DcDt.--Maip fBzO.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-23

Saves your time
your eyes
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

transportation. As soon as that pro- blem is solved there will be plenty of
 tin available for local consumption. and the restrictions surrounding ex- ports from London which at present embrace America will doubtless be removed shortly, permitting free move ment to this side. Steps to that end have already been taken. Meanwhile, supplies on the spot are scarce but the demand seems to be light, only small lots changing hands at about the prices stated in our market report. Ow ing to the scarcity local prices have So far been little affected by the fall in London, but it is needless to say that with the first signs of larger imports the parity between the two markets will be restored and a drop of some where between 10 and 15c. per ID. is not unreasonably to be expected x Mining Journal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom & Hagen and R. B
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
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ALASKA
  <: ]: ]: NOTES faet U'9 .A 70 a&uv s~

The w. F. Whitely Co. in the last mail received an interesting letter from one of the fire insurance companies for which it is the local representative. It is interesting because of the statement made in it that the Alaska territory has shown 25 per cent less losses in proportion to the amount written than any other section of the United States. Consequently the big companies like Alaska pretty well.--Fairbanks News Miner
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

The cable repair ship Burnside now spends it's time sailing between South eastern Alaska and Seattle. So soon as an interruption is repaired he shin will sail for Seattle. Then after Il fpY days in that port there will be another break in the cable and away north again goes the Burnside. Maybe some day there will De government rcDAir ship stationed in Alaska Ii coitain" would save q lot of delay and eXpens' -Chitina Leader
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

Advices received from the Macken- zie river section cause serious alarm in Dawson for the welfare of Rev. Father Jean Baptiste Rouviere- and Rev. Father Gillaume Leroux, Roman Catholic missionaries. II is feared that they have been murdered by Eskimos in the vicinity of Bear Lake, 100 miles east of Fort Norman, 375 miles above Fort McPherson. They have been en- gagged in that field for several years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old lswis Hunter Rye and the Fa. nous Athsrton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis titled spring 1904 1905, bought in bond and peduced to 90 per cent. by U. s. government by tho bot@is er gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

cheap.et i- sh. long run-Noma Garage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

Instructions in Drivine.-Nome Gar age.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12
NOW IS THE TIME.

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 We clean hats. 1 We make alterations We guarantee first class workman ship. We guarantee modern methods. We guarantee prompt service. And VIC will appreciate your patron lage We also make suits to order. NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom & Hagen and R. B Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
 WE CAN DO IT.
 For first class work and prompt ds- livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12
WE GAN DO IT,

Mail the Nugget to your friends and help advertise Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12
IRVING M. REED,
MEETING NOTICE.

THE NOME BARTENDER'S UNION Local 86S, B. I. l.. of A. (Affiliated with the A. F. of L) meets every first Sunday in each month IL II a. m.
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