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The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
PONTIAC

Cannon Brouse. an Armenian. was
found guilty by a jury in justice
ever held under the anti-mashing or
dtnance passed over a year ago. The
Jury, however, recommended leniency
on the part OF Justice Stockwell. who
lined the man SIS or 80 days in Jail.
Brouse was accused by Mrs Thurley
Nash Of following her and of grasp
Ing her arm. He denied the charge.
through an Interpreter. and said he
had stumbled against the woman.
George sippley. OF Sanford-st. Is
said to be owned by Walter Walker.
OF Chandler-ave. The animal has
been locked up and the man Is under
the care of the health officer.
Harbor on charge OF begging for
money among the residents along the
lake, has been released on suspended
sentences and warnd not TO beg again.
Pontiacs pure meat law IL being
william Derry. OF Detroit. paid n
nne OF SIS and costs in the Farming
ton justice court on charge of
speeding his automobile The charge
Was made by Deputy Sheriff Lorne
When County Agent r. d Belt
hitched his horse To a pole support
| Ing electric power wires the animal
got shock that threw IL 20 its
task getting II away from the place.
The current came from a break In
the insulation and the dampness Of
the supporting arms
Mr., and Mrs. J. O. Newton. Mr. and
Mrs. X. j. Bromley and their families
who have been camping at Lake An
gelus have returned home
| MRS J. MINIS. OF oxford. is a
guest OF Mrs. ]. c MINIS, Of Angus
| Mrs. c. j Hinbern. OF Lafayette
e.. spent Thursday with friends in
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Muirhead Of
Detroit Detroit; Are Are spending 2 week at The
and Mrs. stephen Tucker. OF East
Mrs. Dolly Parent of.Royai Oak wa.
q guest Of friends here YESTERDAY.
Mrs., Anna Harris. Of Detroit. and
Mrs. Bert Lambert and son, OF Port
Huron, spent yesterday with friends
here and In Birmingham
A. r. Heyn, OF Detroit. who has
been spending rev DAYS with
st. has returned
Mrs Eliza Jones. nee Beatty. a
Holly resident. has hied an appeal I'm
circuit court from the hnding Of
that she is Incompetent and in ned
Of guardian John Hale had been
| appointed as her guardian
The city In inspecting a number ~
| cement mixture for use in sidewaIk
| work as all walks In the city will
be constructed hereafter by day Labor
under the direction OF the street de.
partment
| According 20 the annual report n,
school Commissioner Craft there are
tos teachers employed in the county
Including the city schools. and there
are 81 district schools ready 10 bs
dedicated "a standard schools durins
the coming year There were n
dedicated during the past year.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
s.: SUBURBAN NEWS ::

Mrs. Roy Written on Forest-st
Mrs Howrd West returned Thurs
day from n visit with friends in De-
troit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blakeslee are
spending the summer at their cot
tage at Waterford.
Mrs. Earnest Bailey and son. Cor
don. are 81 at their home on HamiI-
ton-st-
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ford and Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Fleetwood are camping
at Pine lake
Mrs Mcconnell. OF Hamilton-st :.
has gone 10 Mississippi 10 visit her
aunt.
The Birmingham band will play in
the Library park Saturday evening
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
RUSSIAN
ARMIES FIGHT
DESPERATELY
tCe.u..e1 fro. Pes. o...,

Continues from rage One.b
idly to a close. The Russians are
everywhere in retreat, from the Bal.
tic 10 Galica. their armies threat
ened with disaster
Occupation OF the great Russian
Baltic seaport Of Riga by q German
army 10 now only a matter Of hours.
Ivangorod. the Russian fortress de-
tending Warsaw from the southeast,
has been captured by the Austrians.
according to an of'icial bulletin from
Vienna. Novo Georgievsk, lying
north of warsaw and considered I'm
rregnable. II being hastily evacuat-
ed by the Russhn garrison which Ia
falling back In confusion 10 escape
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

capture at the hands Of the Bava-
rians who entered Warsaw.
Won Hindenburg. on the north.
and Mackensen. on the south. are
smashing away In simultaneous ct.
tacks against the Russian hanks.
squeezing In the wings OF the beaten
armies and threatening the capture
of whole army corps. The world
has never Witnessed such . retreat.
In the north the Slavs are fighting
with rare courage and desperation
TO save the Warsaw-Petrograd rail.
way toward which General Won Bue-
low is battering his way. In the
southeast the enemy's resistance 10
equally determined. the flower Of
the Russian army endeavoring to
halt Mackensen's rush northward In
the direction OF Brest Litovsk, .
march that spells disaster to the
Russian left.
Between these two wings. the
S!avs are falling back steadily. at
t. mpting to wheel more than l.o0o.-
900 men into q straight front to
block the German steam roller. The
greatest strategist Of the ages could
not organize such q gigantic retreat
without sustaining heavy losses In
guns and men. in the opinion Of
military men here. Consequently
the rout of whole Russian armies
was predicted in military circles
here today.
So engrossed IL the German pub
lie In the mighty effort now being
made TO cut Of the Russian retreat
that there was little speculation
here today regarding Germany's
next move. In ofiicial circles, the
hint was dropped last night that
the next stroke OF the German
armies will astonish the world.
From Warsaw itself little infor.
nation had been received here to-
day. though II was understood that
the fleeing garrison was being hot.
ly pursued. This was taken 70
mean either that the Russians had
not succeeded IN destroying all the
vistula bridges In their hasty flight
or that the Bavarian prince had
held pontoons in readiness and had
quickly bridged the stream.
At least 1905 Russians, lighting
in the angle whose apex rested on
Novo Georgievsk fortress. are be-
lieved to be threatened with cap.
ture by the fall OF the Polish cap
ital. Retreat for them was possibly
only over two railways. both lead
ing to the eastern suburbs Of War.
saw.
To take either OF these after War.
saw had fallen was to deliver them
selves into the hands Of the Ger
mans. To retreat over the plain in
the portheasterly direction along
the Bug river was to face the
danger Of being cut OF by a German
advance over the Warsaw-Petrograd
railway.
Before nightfall. the Russians who
escaped from Warsaw are expected
to have begun arriving at Novo
Minsk. q miles east of the capital.
II was not expected that the Slavs
would attempt any serious stand d.
rectly east OF Praga.
Capture OF Riga. Of almost equal
importance from the military poin,
of view as the taking OF Warsaw
is expected TO be announced before
tomorrow night. German troops al
ready are within artillery range OF
the city and German aeroplanes
have dropped circulars in the heart
Of the town announcing that the
Germans are about to enter. The
Russians in the Riga district are
now maneuvering only with the OBJ
ject OF making good their escape.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
aIyYested III Edstland Wreck, and
Secrefuru RedfeldS Federal Inquiry

r Dvpo>lsstisns bsgua
W t1 - a III SssDonsi-
nv xhstIaal disaster.
~ = ~ NJ - moro
u jIyee. ciiy two ars row IN
1os = ~ ~ special fed
~ Jury. smpaaelled BY
r.. LAndiA and the other
otasy - Commerce Redneld.
= ~ j. 4 Thurman. solicitor
1epaftmsnt Of commerce.
(16o Gov. Barratt o'Hara.
Ie sEpectsd that the state
~ weaA return 1t least six
& ents. - recommended by the
m jury, but Secretary Red
Nd that the state did not
y n3herity over federal steam
pset0rs living outside Of It.
elay Hcyus. states attorney
county. decided to halt his
~ ooronsr's Jury ordered these
log Tie county grand Jury.
~ 0foenbaum. general man.
sf he 1ndhna Transportation
|1 nv, tbat chartered the boat for
IIim II. HsII. vice-president
uera1 manager Of the Chica-
9pesph 6tsamship company,
xSWned ana operated the yes
- excursion steamer, despite
1 W Int 4 was generally known
crank u the lakes"
1T np5d. federal inspector at
1lnysn. Mich. who u said to
6n1oed ~ EastIsnd's carrying |
" 70 $500.
~ G. EckliR, federal inspect.
feamships, also located at
tzavsn.
rtain Harry Peterson, who
1870 - reach safety while more
l4e thoussnd Of his passengers |
puning N around him.
= Gri01non, chief engineer. |
olter trying for IL minutes to
~ boat, hsd plenty Of time
soone m ffom the engine room
! s0lxs Al6eeK.
~ "a 1besle. sscrseary-treas-
~ T. ~ eo6npany that owned the
~ oMnsr q most Of that
~ was among those placed
n G15oet
t4ng that he had been '-mis-
~ prsjudicsd." secretary
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Est TWO
or ROBBERY IN
WYANDOTTE

A@D0TrE Mich. Aug. g.
Ineq are 1oeked up in Toledo
n!1ction WA he daring rob-
Melody Bros. dry goods
vllch occurred several weeks
1880 poaice wired Thursday
heg had arrested Samuel and
N COY. Who live In the out
~ Tuxedo, On suspicion.
sg NOBODY left Friday morn
- o1edo 10 identity the cloth.
~ men wore.
ooo1o elRcsrs have been
- vaH tor these two men for
tl1,s. bit they did not come
Nn5eot eoyer until Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
FORD.

A party was held in the home OF
Eli Iabadie, THURSDAY afternoon. in
honor Of Russell Labadie. the oc-
casion being hts ninth birthday
About 20 children were present.
Miss L. BiNby. a purse in the
Emergency hospital. Mrs. John Foret
OF Ford city. and Misses Anna Mob.
rinee and Minnie Klunt. Of Wyan-
dotte, returned Thursday evening
from weeks trip on the steamer
Alpena.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
E. A. ROSS DEAD
AT HOME NEAR
MILFORD, MICH.

MILFORD, Mich. Aug. &c. A.
Ross. one OF the best known farm.
ers in this locality, and father OF
State Rep. Ross. died las; night. at
his farm home In Brighton town
ship.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

Redfield issued statement carrying
his solemn promise that II charges
are presented 10 me
against either individual inspectors.
or the service as a whole. those
charges will have my fullest consid-
Grafton. and will spare neither
time. energy nor money In arriving
at the truth. However. | must say
In my own defense that such charges
have not yet been presented They
have been asked for, but thus far
they are wanting. will not con-
denim any man until that man has
had an opportunity to be heard
A request has been. forwarded to
President Wilson by the Chicago
city council for = special commission
to be appointed by the president to
the Eastland disaster
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
50 GIVEN UP
FOR DEAD
Erie Death Toll Now
Between IS
And 60
By UNITED PRESS.

ERIE, Pa, Aug. 6.-Thirty three
persons. missing in Erie's food
catastrophe, were today given up
az dead by the authorities.
These, with the ri bodies In the
morgue, and three or four located
but not yet extricated from the
wreckase. that still blocks the
streets. will run the death toll to
between IS and go.
The Pennsylvania state constabu-
larry patrolled the stricken section
today, with loaded rifles. Thieves.
attracted by stories of valuables
buried In the debris. have ben ac-
tive since Tuesday. The Jarecki
Iron works today abandoned It's
$500, 900 machinery and stock buried
beneath debris. The Lowell Manu-.
featuring company likewise gave up
100000 In machinery.
Subject to government inspection,
10000 New Zealand farmers keep
bees.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
On IN
||TRENION
bos Must Observe
gal Closing
Hours

2exoN, Mich Aug. e.-The
e - Sunday In Trenton. This
~ Aoctun q President Lyman
N. Hesrafter the saloon clos
~ win ~ strictly enforced.
o1cM ~ four saloons and the
80 house. where liquor is
- emesrs viii not stand for any
- doors on Sunday. nor any
NJ aftsr the legal closing
sa week days. It Is up TO
1nn John LAbo to zee that the
- enforced. and he promises
~ action In al cases Of in.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
HAMTRAMCK.

An addition 90 the Dickinson school
10 cost $4,000 has been authorized
by the voters who have approved q
bond issue for the purpose
, 1915-12-11
Translation.
PUBLICATION.
FROM THE POLICE

"a IL owners of dogs are enjoined within
&%@" the ending Of January month ueXt yenr
to procure from the Police Office Cfor Kings
bill District from Kin9shll Police Station)
the signs for dogs prescribed 10y he Police
Regulations, which according to same must
always he worn by the dog, and for which
Francs 1000 must be paid for dogs in Town
and Frce. 200 for dogs il the country.
After said time dogs met not wearing the
sign for 1916 will be caught and brought to
the Police Office (KingsniIl Police Station)
and detained for 3 times twenty four hours,
when it will be killed, unless the owner APP
pears to claim the dog, pays a fine Of Francs
1900, and eventually procures the required
sign.
Christiansted's Police Office, St Croix, the
9th December, 1915.
POULSEN.
, 1915-12-11
BEKENDTG0RELSE
FRA POLIIIET.

"A LIE Hundejere indskerpes Diet her.
&A we'd, linden Januar Maaneds Udgang
II. A. at udtoee paa PoIitikamret (for Kings
hill Dlstrikts Vedkommende paa Kin9shill
Politisintion) Diet we'd Politivedtag'en pan
budne Hundetegn, der HeDhold til samme,
stedse maa b@res at Hunden, OK hyorfor
erlegges Francs 1000 for Hunds Byen og
Francs 200 for Huude poa Lanoet.
Efter den It'd vii enhver Hund, der an
tr@ffes uden Mt l@re Tegu for 1916, blve
optaget og indblagt til PoIitikamrel (kin8s-
hill Politistation) hvor den vi fofbive ;
Gauge "a Timer og derefter dr@bt med min
Dire Ejeren foriuden indfnder sig og kr@yer
Hunden tilbage, SAINT o~rl@8ger en Mulkt "f
Francs 1890 og eyentueIt loser fornodent
Tegn.
Chriaiiansteds PoIitikpmmer. ST. Croix,
den o December, 1915.
POULSEN.
, 1915-12-11
BEKENDTGORELS

r HENHOLD til den under 26' Jul 1886
~ nllerhoist honfnuerede Fundots Tor Gros-
serer Wilhelm Smidts UudersrotteIsesje&ot
for Ti~neende pua st. Croi& s ? b'ingcs Diet
herved til ofTcntIig Kundskub. nj der den /
Januar 1916 vii >;ore 1t Rentebelob at Frcs.
93.973 til Uddeliug.
AndIngender, tpdeholdende de folnodne
og beLorig konstaterede OpIysningor, vile
yere at indsende til G~uveInemenret fol de
dansk yestiudiske Der lnden den % Deem
Der d. A..
Guvernements Sokretariatet st. Croix,
den 26' November 1915.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
kSL
, 1915-12-11
Translation.


DURSUANT to S , OF Charter Of Founda-
. ton for Merchant Wilhelm Smldt's Lee
eacy for assisting poor persons in St. Croix
most graciously sanctioned under dnto of
26' July 1886 it is hereby brought to public
notice, that a balance Of interest amounting
to Frcs. 93.723 will be on hand for distribu-
ton on the L Januury 1916.
Applications, containing the requisite in
formation and duly certified to be forwarded
to the Government Of the Danish West In
dia Islands within the 90 December &C.
Government Secretary's Office. st. Croix,
the 90 November 1915.
WILL. JACOBSEN,
, 1915-12-11

His EXcellency the uctg. Y ce-G0vernOr
(Bdumaan) rema ked, that Government APP
preciated the remarks respecting better sani-
taIy conditions ana better provisions for the
poor from the hon. LIST Member for Christian
sted Town (Stak4manr), 3rd Member for
Christlnnsted Country District C.. j. Leev}(
and 2nd Member for Chrlstiaustea Town
(Canegata). II did great honour % HE COM
munity that these proposals came from the
representatives, OF tie taxpayers.
About the Militia, His Excellency could
only say, it was instituted by Law a1d could
only be made away with by ii Law either from
Government or If one of the Members OF the
Council brought i'll " proposal concerning
tins matter.
Concerning the repairs of roads etc. His
Excelleucy supposed the roads We're not so
good as hey ought to be, but be also under
stood the difficulties during the hard times
it had been lately and under such circun-
stances leniency might be shown towards the
Road- Holders. The Law was there, of
course, and, if necessary, it will b. enforced.
His Excel!ency found some excuse IN the
way the Lullding expenses IAN up. THIS
year had brought very high prices for
materials and then the present occupant of
the Post as Building Inspector bad only
been working foa n year, anG all taken INTO
consideration q year Is not too much for
learning the SPECIAL eli cumS'ances and con-
ditious here. This year no amount has been
taken from one item to cover another item.
The hon. 1st Grown Member (AIlc FaIlane)
spoke OF improvement III this Department
and Government can meet his view us we'll as
that of 1st Member for CbrsliaDsted Town.
We have had this mntter under discussion
in the Municipal Committee and it WINS
agreed upon to make out regulations regard
, 1915-12-11
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR 81. GROIN.
(Con tjnued FROM Aojs No. 49,

ICON tjnued from AgjS No. 49,
2nd Member for Christiansted Town
(~Canegata) remarked, although the Budget
shows a somewhat greater surplus this year
than last, be would only say, that some of
the Revenues exceed the most sanguine
hopes of even the most optimistic of us.
According to the remarks attached to the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
06sL:llQater,.
ROYAL SHOWS RATTLE

The Royal is offering for today a special release from the Pathe Com pany showing the recent fighting be- tween Villa and Gales at Agua Prieta. The picture was taken during the days of the battle and show the attack and defense of the city together with views of the two armies
 The bringing of a picture made near home will be a novelty and the Royal will without doubt be packed with the Douglas fight fans In addition to the war picture a strong General program will be shown.
 On Thursday the Orpheum will pre- sent the peer fun maker of the stage Lew Fields in bis greatest master piece, "Old Dutch" This is another World feature at popular prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08

William Armstrong.
 The preliminary hearings of the cases have been set for Friday, Dec. 10.
 An interesting phase of the arrests is the supposed fact that the inform ant or, in police parlance, the stool pigeon" was working in the interest of some local society or organization looking toward the enforcement of the prohibition laws
 Another interesting feature enman- ates from the defense, in the above cases, and is said to predict that the informant was incapable of identify ing any of the evidence or the alleged sellers on account of his own procliyi, ties toward drinking. In any event, a very interesting preliminary hearing is to be expected on Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
LOCKE FINISHES Loeelne.

Harry Locke writes to Secretary Gray of the Commercial Club that he has finished mapping from Oklahoma to the Gulf and from Louisiana to California He added that he hopes Co get fhome' soon but cannot tell how quickly that win be. Locke has mapped from Los Angeles to San Diego, an of Arizona. Southern New Mexico and West Texas and from EI Paso to Shreveport His last work is important to the Borderland Rouie in that the roads mapped connect with it and furnish more southerly ey- tension for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
SIX MEN ARE CHARGED WITH BOOTLEGGING IN
 BISBEEj FOUR ON BAIL
Informant, Said to Be Connected With Local Organization to Uphold Laws, Principal Witt ness Against Men.

As a result of information, furnished by local miner, six men were arrest ed yesterday and are charged with selling liquor. Four of the six were released from custody upon furnish ing $500 bail each
 Chris Gregoyich, who has been run ming the Brewery Saloon for Louis Stevens, was one of the men, the oth- CTS are: w. II. Jensen, who runs the Butte; a man by the name of Me Glenn; Dan Grant, E. C. Woods and
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
Cough Medicine for Children.

Mrs. Hugh Cook scottsviue, N. r., says; About five years ago when We were living in Garbutt, N. Y, l doe tored two of my children suffering from colds with Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy and found it just as repre- sented in every way It promptly checked their coughing and cured their colds quicker than anything | ever used" Obtainable everywhere.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
RELEAss SEAMAN SUSPECT

NORFOLK, Dec lotto Buelow, or Unger arrested in Baltimore in November upon suspicion that he was an escaped seaman from one of the two interned German cruisers has been released by direction of the de partment of justice Grman officers failed to identify the prisoner
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
BANKERS ARRESTED

FARGO N D., Dec 7-R. C. and William Ktue, brothers, fromer pres adent and cashier respectively of the First National bank of Casselton, North Dakota, were arrested on the charge of conspiracy in making false entries to cover an alleged embezzle- meut Of S10OOOO of the banks funds. The bank closed yesterday Both were released on bonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

Wolverine & Arizona Mining Com pany has declared dividend of twen- ty-hve cents (25c) per share, payable December 15, 1915, to stockholders of record at the close of tho books No- vember 90, 1915.
 Transfer books close at the close of business November 30, 1915. and re- open at the opening of business De. cember 10, Advertisement. 33
 CHARLES CHYNOWETH
 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
-sruDssAhER REpREssNTArlvs

A. W. Maxwell, state representative of the Sudebaker Corporation. left yesterday for Tucson, after passing two days in Bisbee and vicinity. While in this section he visited Tombstone and Douglas Maxwell made his head quarters here at the office of the Bis bee Auto Co.,. Studebaker agency in this locality. His trips to the County Seat and Douglas were for the purp. ose of paying visits to the sub-agents Of the Bisbee Auto Co. MaXwelrs permanent headquarters are in Phoe- nix, he covering a wide territory of the Southwest for the Los Angeles branch of the Studebaker Corpora tion
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK

LONDON. Dec. 7.-The Admiralty announces that the British steamer Commodore has been sunk. All the crew excepting the cook were saved. The ships recent movements were un- known
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
q . ( q . < . SPLENDID PREMIUMS

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests yesterday al the Copper Queen Hotel included II. c. Smith, Albert Cox, E. A. Lanck, Los Angeles: E. R. Stone, B S. Hayes. D. E. Murray L. R. Handley, Jose Rivas, R. E. Wakh, c. B. Kanouse, Fl Paso; Ed. ward W. Perry Butte Dr. IT, A. Schell. Tucson Jack F. Davis, Ports. mouth, Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
ON THE BARGAIN BOOTH

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
BACK ON Vlslr-

Dick Connolly of the state of Ore gon, arrived in Bisbee last evening He will visit his three sons, who are residents of the District over the holiday period. Connolly was a form CT resident of the District and at one time held the championship of the country in single jack drilling.
 Any hat at half price while they last We must make room for our holiday goods at the New Art & Hat .-Advertisemeut. lsG
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-08
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