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The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
CAN'T DIVORCE
SPOUSE WHO PAID
FAMILY BILLS

Judge Hosmer. Tuesday morning.
dismissed the bill for divorce or
Mrs. Carrie Perry. So years old. az.
ter she had testified that she was
earning 80 cents an hour working
for the Ford Motor CO., and that
her husband had bought everything
for her except clothes during the
two years they have been separated
Mrs. Perry charged non-support.
She frankly admitted that her
spouse. Milton A., had paid for 9TH
er necessities Of life outside or
clothes.
You make about SIS a week, :"
said Judge Hoemer. THAT ought TO
buy you clothes. You can't have a
decree on the grounds OF non-sup-
port when you admit that your hus-
band does support you"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
MUST STAND
TRIAL ON CHARGE
OVER A YEAR OLD

Although a year had elapsed since
the offense he is charged with was
committed. Aeey Flnxelstein. 26
years old. OF No 12s Division-st.,
was arrested. Tuesday morning. by
Detectives Smith and Frahm. and
is held on a charge OF armed rob
berry.
II was a year ago that Finkelstein
and Bennie Krell were taken into
custody by the same oHicers after
Mrs. Frances Poole. OF No 90 Ben.
ton.st.. had been brutally assaulted
and robbed in her home. The WON.
an, two weeks after the offense was
committed. Identified the two men
as those who had entered her home,
hound and gagged her, and thrown
her. with her small child, into a
clothes closet
The two were brought into court.
and Krell was found guilty OF car
rying concealed weapons and sent
70 Jackson. Finkelstein also plead
ed guilty TO carrying concealed
weapons. and recently was paroled
from the House ~ Correction on
the expiration OF his minimum sen
tencc
The two men were also held for
the theft OF valuables from the
home OF Mrs Esther Krell. at No.
297 FarrsWcrth-st.. goods found by
the officers having been positively
Identified.
Nav evidence having been oh
'aineble against Fiukelstein on the
former charge, he was rearrested
tuesday
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
STREET CAR BOARD
CLOSES UP SHOP

The street railway commission
will officially CLOSE up shop" Tues
day night. when Secretary Jay Hay
den will send bis last communica-
ton TO the council relative to the
storage" OF the Bemis appraisal
snd the disposal Of once furniture.
The appraisal will be stored In the
vault IN the controllers ONCE. Some
OF the once furniture has been turn
ed over to Engineer z. p. Burch:
who is making a telephone apprai-
sal for the city. The remainder will
be stored In the room formerly oc-
cupied by the park commissioner in
the city hall.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
BULGARS NEARING
GREEK FRONTIER

SOFIA. Bulgaria. (yia Berlin and
beaaeH4, Nes- -3e--rhe- -pssisaFs- sFs.
pushing their conquest OF Serbian
Macedonia rapidly toward the Greek
frontier. the wal Office stated today.
The southern Serbs and French
are reported In general retreat and
the British In too small forces TO
figure seriously In the lighting.
The main Bulgar movement is
along the Philep-Monastir road. in
the direction OF the latter town.
rhe last Serb position at ornare-
ieka. a critical point in the Mon
astir operations, was occupied by
'he Bulgnrs
The French, falling back along
the Tzerna river. are burning
bridges In an -attempt- To check the
Bulgar pursuit.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
SAYS HENRY
FORD HAS
NO CHANCE
Continues from Page One ,


Miller, Il receive requests from pub
lications OF various sorts for my
views Oh the powder-making indus
tries In Delaware. ! will not speak
about II at all. My personal opin-
ion would be the opinion OF just
one man. and on this subject | do
not feel that can speak for the
masses of the people OF Delaware" +"
Gov. Miller is on his way back
east, after a trip to the Pacific
coast, where he has business inter
ests.
Things seem quite prosperous
throughout the country" he said.
"On the coast. there appears to be
a fair demand for labor OF all kinds.
In the great grain-growing states.
the harvests have been heavy. This
means that the farmers will have
money. and when the farmers are
prosperous the nation is prosper
ors..
Although he lis a Republican, Gov.
Miller is a staunch advocate of the
preparedness plan sponsored by
President Wilson's administration.
The fact that this terrible war
is In existence today should be rea-
son enough for any nation to protect
Itself ag iinst invasio:." he said. II
dc not think the United States ever
will become a military nation in the
sense that IL would go hunting for
war. Our country has people OF too
many different nationalities 10 per
nit anything like that. But do
believe we should have most ade'
quate defense"
The chief executive of Delaware
naturally thinks that the trend OF
rutlic opinion is again toward Re
publican administration of the ma
tional government. He made no
strong prophecies, but said he
thought there was a fair possibility
OF a Republican landing in the White
House after the next election.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

agent TO deliver their delayed
freight to them by the first team
that can be procured for the pur
pose.
.Of course. there are many firms
who have more goods coming IN
than they have storage facilities toI
at their place OF business. and who
would rather have the freight stay
In the freight house subject 10 de
murrage charges than find a storage
place for II themselves. The rail
roads. however, advise that in In
stances OF this kind they are forced
TO call a carriage company and send
the freight to public warehouses for
storage charges which the shipper
has TO pay. II would seems how
ever, good business on the part OF
the consignee 10 take care or this
himself.
The serious conditions confront
Ing the transportation lines or our
country today having reference 10
export freight. is bringing about con
ditions never before experienced IN
the history OF our country. Thou
sands upon thousands OF carloads
OF freight have been shipped by
American manufacturers 20 sea
board points for export without any
knowledge or when or how their
product will get 10 its ultimate des-
tination.
Several OF the railroads have al
ready placed iron-clad embargoes
against the acceptance OF any ex.
port freight whatsoever. II Is only
a question OF a short time from pres
ent indications, when all OF the rail-
roads TO the Atlantic ports, at least.
will be compelled for their own pro-
lection TO refuse TO accept export
freight unless covered by through
bills OF lading or some definite ar
rangemeuts having been made IN
advance for ocean space. Preference
will be given without question In
the near future by railroads havine
terminals at the Atlantic seaboarc
to freight covered by such ocean
contracts or through bill of iadine
from original point of shipment"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
BY WILLIAM @. SHEPHERD.

BY WiLLIAH u. SHEPHGhD.
(stGf Correspondent United Press)
sALONIKA. Nov. s.-(By Mail 10
New York)-American Greeks are
death on war correspondence"
Il hadn't been on Greek soil is
minutes before being placed under
nominal arrest by an officer for tam
pering with his army. IL happened
like this:
l pointed my camera az group Of
Greeks In khaki and snapped Il.
This attracted the attention OF the
soldiers and one OF them yellew:
"You American fellow. huh! You
New York boy. I'm New York boy.
too"
He came TO shake hands On hts
heels came q huge circle Of Greeks.
all talking English and each one try
ing TO tell what city he came from
They reported In delegations. Ike
new corners at q political convention.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
AND AVOID DISEASE

When your blood ls impure. weak.
thin and debilItated. your system be
comes susceptible to any or all dis
eases.
Put your blood I'm good condition.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood--it puri-
fies, enriches and revitallzes II and
builds up the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has stood the
test Of forty years. Get IL today. II
is sure 70 help you.--Ady.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Further urgent negotiations be-
tween the Allies and the Greek gov
eminent.
Lord Kitchener's conferences in
France with President Poincsre and
other French government leaders.
The statement In Rome that the
Italian cabinet has an important
communication TO make to parlis,
rent when II convenes Wednesday.
The czar's presence with his
troops at REM. on the Russo-Ruman-
ian frontier.
II is believed settlement is near
between the Allies and King Con.
stantine OF Greece. The king has
been willing to agree TO practically
all the demands the entente powers
made except TO dcmobiii1e the
Greek army. The Allies are under.
stood now TO be willing TO waive
this requirement IL Greek troops are
withdrawn from tho Salonika re-
gion. In this respect Constantine is
expected to meet their wishes.
Kitchener's talk in Paris is un-
derstood TO have related TO heavy
Al elo-French endorsements for the
Balkan field.
The Rome statement is taken 70
relate TO Italian operations. possibly
alreaoy begun. with Serbia as their
objective.
The czar's review OF his soldiers
near REM would never have been
planned, II Is agreed, IL the army
In that district were not TO take
the field Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Brought into police court. Tues
day morning, as a fugitive from jus
tice, George Roy Davidson. son OF
George Davidson, a Grand River
ave. furniture dealer. asked for an
examination, which was set for Dec.
IL. His bail was set at $4,000. Da.
wilson was arrested In the Statler
hotel, Monday. by Detectives Dowd
and Wilson. upon receipt OF a tele-
gram from San Francisco, saying he
was wanted there on a charge OF
having stolen 5000 worth OF dia.
monds from Mrs. Eugenia A. Tuttle
al a summer resort near there.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
.JAPS HAVE
WAR BOOM
Like u. S., They Export
Huge Quantity of
Munitions

TOXIC. Nov. s0.-The widest
sky.rocketing in japanese history
OF war stocks forced a temporary
suspension of the stock exchange
today. AS result VI frantic bull
trading some stocks have risen $500
per shTrv. FIRE butt move is thr
result OF the enormous sales of
arms and supplies 10 the Allies
since the war began and received
tremendous impetus from the Rus
STA banks recent advertisement OF
loan TO take care OF the czar's
1nances. The stock Jump followed.
The movement gained headway so
rapidly that conservative fnanciers
became alarmed and decided today
that an opportunity must be given
FOR restoration Of some degree of
sanity,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
neoro Slayer Convicted

James Baker. Negro, who shot
and killed Edward Stevens, Negro.
during an alteration over a crap
game. was found guilty OF homicide
in the second degree in Judge JEFF
fries court. Tuesday morn. ng. Sen
tence has not been pronounced.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Germany is said 10 be- contem-
plating heavy taxation Of bachelors.
old maids. childless couples and
those who adhere 10 the "one and
two-child" system. the purpose being
10 replenish the ranks the war is
thinning so terribly.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

King" Served
81 Years in PO-
Nce Court

1ohn w. Hayes. better
~ sths Silver King" one
oopot and most popular
In g ths metropolitan polics
nk. died IN Chicago. Mon
aeeoedtnS 70 adxicea re
I xUoo6Ay morning by rela
- the body now is on the
n ootruit accompanied by rel
Hayes had . wide acquain
His 30 years Of service In
ogortn1ent have made him
1|n1o OF friends. who heard OF
oofh With the greatest regret.
Dno sworn into the police de-
lent Aug. 30. 1879. and was re-
\ fpo1n active service on Jan. 1,
\ He was promoted to the rank
gS0ont June 3, 1899.
1870 he days OF the old Wood
police station. Sergt. Hayes
i fnmiliar figure. His kindly
|1Dlllon made him the friend Of
(vone. During the early days of
fontrsl station he saw many Of
- come and 90.
Il many years his hair has been
= whifA which explains the sob
N ~silver king" For many
~ was q police court ser
- Wss dne to q complication
uonDes, from which the aged
~ suffered for some time.
n0 ~ years old. and had made
nDna n Detroit practically all
\. He wife and one son, John.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Only 64.977 karats OF diamonds
we're exported from British South
Africa during the first four month
OF 1915. whereas, In January-April.
1914. there we're .524 ,649 karats ex
ported, and i.S62.fs6 ksrats in the
like period OF 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

What Is believed the smallest
fresh water f1sh In the world has
been carried 10 New York from
Haiti. When full grown It is less
than an inch and half long. This
species swarms in many tropical
rivers and is OF great value a. a
destroyer Of mosquito larvae.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Naturalists have determined that
beaver dam on Eighth lake in the
Fulton chain. New York state. Is at
least $50 years old. There are 125
distinguishable rings OF annual CON
strrction and great thickness that
has already decayed II is said GER
tainly TO date back to 1895.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

NEW YORK-An artist who serv-
ed as an ambulance driver on The
war front says when Germans put
up the sigh 'Gott Nit Uns' on their
trench a Tommy painted one read.
ing we got mittens. too.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Piles Cured In s 20 - Days
Druggists rerund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching.
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles.
First application gives relief. soc.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

The United states geological sur.
vey last year carried on investiga-
tionS in "a states. Alaska, Hawaii
and the canal zone.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

<Ife+tx --->-
WI also 80. although the per-
g the party IL not yet deter
The party will take along
oeoo and documents to
= Grand Trunk head ONCE
tnr the road comes from
ore u its customers in De-
~ meantime the railroads are
" oet their freight houses
u NJ and face the possibility
oogal embargo on incoming
- thsy DO not succeed pretty
" several days now the
: departments OF the different
owo had clerks working on
Aons. notifying people who
hit n the freight houses
and get II II they do not
oont to storage houses.
p>orage proposition is no
~ blaG. either. Several truck
NJ oldest stu6 was sent
o from the Lake Shore.
h 4nd the locs1 freight agents
1o that they will clear up the
4 houses By one method or
~ unprecedented expansion OF
oes in Detroit has led to an
ooqlo Increase In the volume of
4 tonnage, both carload and
1on carload flooding the rail-
] torminals OF all the railroads
01EUlt." says Mr.. Waterfall.
o ~ the roads have been far
~ enough to anticipate this
>oDors for II by the extension
1r yard capacity and Of their
~ 1Ouse and team track capac-
111o other roads have not, with
|1nnH thai the roads that have
&nelf money In preparing for
~ Of business are forced 10
on their tracks cars for the
v11ch have not prepared.
X ~ matter OF less than car
oslness. the merchandise is
"a the freight houses to their
~ md Detroit's industries and
M Wholesale merchants are
~ By the non-receipt OF
~ which their customers are
tlne and which have been in
I1kv standing In cars on the
cor = week or 40 days. be
~ they cannot be placed at the
4 house for unloading on ac-
~ The fact that goods are not
zuk of freight houses prompt
Gh BY the consignees. Many
oousignees who do not re-
;1no1r goods promptly are the
~ their clamor for freight
rt porticularly want. at the
luno being willing to leave
Ut they are not In any par
NIFTY for In the freight
~ 80 70 the general conges-
~ ffuno ,ikA this. II behooves
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK-Go,ham's newest
apartment building viii contain u
apartments renting at $4,000 a
year.
NEW YORK; jes CANT stanc
swearing in nah presence. so jes
passed a razor around that cUssiu
mans face. said Gen. Beauregard
Biyins. colored
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Austrians Ready to
Overrun Montenegro

VIENNA, (via Berlin and Lon
donls Nov. s0.--Austrla has
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Prtn tinE-the plain neat kiud--thst
IL right-Times Joh Dept --Mniu ta2o,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
KITCHENER
HOME; GREAT
BLOW is NEAR

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9ofal 8eri(bt.
Die Ginbred) d)ersunft.
Fem gatrid aearuep iunrSen anssb'
lid $475 seitOblsn.

Gin einbreder eelangte nit Silfe
eines gsadi6liiiels obne piel Wfilpe
in Die @ofaltng BON 4at aearne1,
407 gsap etrabe, inib iano IN oeii
3immer, ipeld)es er geoIinet batfe,
aui benz Buffet gum Rebmen einla'
oenb elm Wadet, ipeId)es angeblid,
Sd75 enrbieIt. 9ltrh Die reife Ben.
te anaeIodt, oifnete Der Gieb eine
,iueite 3immertbiir mo battc erobe
wiibe, bineinjufouunen. Oufiir iario
er in bieiem 3irrner ieood MIR neun
Gents Dor, bic er ebenfaIIs nlitgeben
IieB.
- Dos Sans BON Sobn @ates,
2306 1nrf slberite. ipiiroc pereange.
nen december aiiseepliinoert niio
GiIberiaden. Sei6er, iiim. gum &scr.
the pou $1,000 tpirSen geitobIen. Sn
ct. 9ouis III fiir5Iid, cine geipiiie
Dtarp 4almer perboitet ipor6en, IN
neren &dunlen man ein grobnrtiees
@anrenloser ianb, bns in allen Gden
unb gnbeu Der Der. gtanten 5iiianr
mengeitobIen uorben mar. Die BAL.
mcr mar Bel ben Gates beoieiiitet ee.
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Derihpunoen. Tic BON ibr bon ibrer
&erri6aft oeitoblenen Sahen ipuroen
oeiimSen uno seitem BON BEN 9etef.
ripes @anf unS Sanrnbau 5iriidge.
braft rb bas 5ruuen5iuHner bierber
ooer nah einer an0eren Staot niisge.
lieiert miro, ipar nod nidt entid)ie.
rem porOen. Gs ipiro IN Rep Or.
leans, Gbicnao, 9oiispiIIe iinb in
einer baIben Iueenb anSeren StdS.
ten getpiinidt.
- Trnu 80. 8. 6dnnsr aus 5rpp,
O., meld)e am Nenitag bier nnpe.
fommsn unb i'm 5inion 5otel otgss
iiieeen mar. perluiBt eiien 9inmafrt-
ring, oeiicn @ertb iie nirf $500 all.
aibt. Sie meIbcte ben gerIlit eefterir
Der goli5ei. slIs bic yrau bon San.
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ibre Sanotaidp. On Cincinnati ipoIl..
te Tie Ginf1iie nrnden unb iie lies int
einem 2nben an Der gierien StraBe
Die Snnbtaid,e. TieieIbe mar jeoot;
nift in oem Gbedrnim abseaeben,
fonoerr lag nuf einem Meaal, ais
frau @upnsr bic 9aIds Ha4miitass
Der Sling mar onnn
fcrt. Sir lit niht qans iifer, mo Der
Ting eeitobIen tuir6e.
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pie ssaifionsi ipieIs.
Snm geifen Der &ilTsssieui&aft am
81. Mdr5 i'm Gmerp Anbiiorinm
in Cincinnati, ..

ssn oebnjdbrieen 3uiidenrdiinier
finoen IN benz baperiiden @ebirgS'
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riibnrtcn pniiionsipieIe itatt uno Gus
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ieincii Gincinnntier Wlitbiirgern ben
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febrt nrbeitete er IN Der Rube ir!ner
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gnu. Serr @eier bat 6nrnns ME per.
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Sabreu.
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Marguerite WooIsnfibr, 1s, beibs bon
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@erclb eetraut.
Sofspb WirB ipurb,n aus fsinem
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fto9en.
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$40 esiioblsn bobsn iolltn, iuurben
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fiibrts ssitern bsi StabtantpdIi S65ns
k geihpsrbe iibsr bic Cine. aatps
rence6urs u. glurora Traction Co.,
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laiIs ibrs Wassons riur ale GtunSs
laufen, ipdbrenb re einsn bnlbitiinbis
gen gabrplan inne1aIten miiHe. S.rr
SHoefrIs pirb bic Saae BET ieiner
Riidiebr pon Columbus unteriuden.
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@rbeitsrunions mahttn seitern unter
Siibruns BON Grant Q. 9sa BEN
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sbs bic @sb5rbsn ssssn bic DIAMOND
eight 60. braitifde Mabregeln srsrsis
fen. Dos @sriht bat berlslben be-
tanntIi6 oufgstrassn. ibrsn geih6ftss
betrisb siuSuitellsn, ioIdnse lie teinsn
ISrei6risf beiiBi. Ssrr Gosbid psrs
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@uni6 erfiillsn. faqs bas unt,r bem
GsfsB mosIi4 ndre.
- Syrani aubn ipurbs ssiisrn bon
grbsitsbiretiOr Tosbid isiuss pos
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am gopernmsnt Square enfbobtn unb
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
Fred A. Erschell,
Observation-Disclosures uub GiubaIiamirsr
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