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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
RELlEF SHIP SUNK

LONDON. Dec. 17. - While bound for Belgium with relief supplies, the steamship Leavenpool struck Q mine In the English Channel this morning and was beached on the British coast, In 2 sinking condition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
auMsoLpT sAILs soUTA

The steamer Humboldt arrived from the north today at i:15 and sail ed south at 8 p. m, taking the fol- lowing passengers. Sumner S. Smith. Dorothy Irene Ashby Rev J. F. Con- df John Kane. A. Pihl. Miss Olga Lodgeberg. Fred Berger. Fred Wet trick for Seattle and Len B. Adsit for Petersburg
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
ARMY oEEIcER KILLEp

WASHINGTON - Captain Frank Robards. of Che U. s. marine crops, waa killed by a fall from bis mount while on duty at Port Au Prince, Hayu. 1t was learned today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
RAILROAD
 FINISHING
 IS CERTAIN

WASHINGTON Dee. IT, A deficiency appropriation of two million dollars which Sec retary Lane says is needed at the earliest possible moment to enable 9 continuance of construction work on the AL aska railroad, was asked of Congress today by Secretary McAdoo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
LONDON suBscRiBEs

PARIs-Minister of Finance Ribot announced today that London had subscribed s12O.OoO,OOO to the French war loan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
AcclleEn oE MnRnER

sEATTLE-M. Koloff. reputed slay. CT Of E. Kucersld, a butcher. was placed under arrest last night, and is charged with murder
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
MrrERAN AcToR DIEe

BENNINGTON. vt.-Daniei Wor' cester, who played Uncle Tom" in the original production of Uncle Toms Cabin" died hereryesterday. Ho was s2 years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

BOSTON Dec. 17.-The first bank to be incorporated under the Massa- chusetts Farm Land Bank Law of 1915 filed It's papers Monday with the bank commissioner. It will be known as the Massachusetts Farmland Bank and will be capitalized at $5o,ooo. headquarters are in Springfield.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
uEroEa nIs oWN REcALL

ATLANTA. Ga.-Mayor Woodward has vetoed the aldermanic resolution ordering @ mayoralty recall election on January 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
LONDON WOMEN NOW
 OPERATING CARS


 LONDON. Dec. l7-After almost IS months of war and tLo employment of women as Street railway conductors in many English cities, London has at lust consented to service of women on tramway lines of that city.
 More than 16.oOO. or 3Oee. of plat. form men of Engllsh tramways have enlisted and in Glasgow alone ap- plcauons from women as conductors totaled over l2,OOo. It Is further stated by tramway managera that the most difficult part of tho work in teaching the women has been the i'm. portance of punctuality.
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 The Empire is growing; get in and
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
NlLLs WIPE. SUICIDES

NEW YORK - Jesse seligman' ltinsman of the banking family of that name killed h.s wife and himself in their home at GloversyIlle this morn ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
WEDDING TOMORROW
WAsHINaTON. pee. |.

s WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.
 s It was announced today at the 4 White House that President 4 Wilson and Mrs. Edith Boiling 4 Gait win be married at Mrs 4 Galts home at s:sO o'clock to- e morrow night The ceremony q will be performed by Che Rev. 4 Herbert Scott Smith. rector of g. st. Margaret Church. 8 %+@ Q 9 Q + 2 s ss {. 2 9 8 g
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

AMBASSADOR WILLARD LEAVEs
 MADRID-Ambassador Willard !eIs today for New York. to spend the Holidays.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

S. Howard Ewing. agent for the Pa ellie Coast Company. left on the Hum. boldt today on his way to San Fran cisco for his annual vacation. He ex- poets to be absent until the middle Of January. During his absence the of flee work will be handled by F. c. Weir and Robert Bruce.
 F. G. Young. superintendent of the Jualin Mines for the Algunican Devel- opment Company, and who has been spending the past couple Of weeks in Juneau, expects to leave again for the mines tomorrow evening on the Geor- gia-
 Andrew Christensen and family are moving today from the Wilcox residence on upper Main Street to the pr. Malone residence on Sixth and Harris. which they will occupy during the absence of the Malone family
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
GERMAN pLoTTsRs PLAN
 TO HAVE cARRANzA KILLED

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The New York Herald says German agents are plotting with Gen. Huerta for a new revolution in Mexico. and have agreed to supply him with money in unlimited amounts. 10000 Mauser rifles, thousands of cartridges and S6O,Oo0 as a reward to the person who kills Gen. Carranza. Evidence con. frming this has been sent to the state department at Washington
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
LATE NEVIS BULLETINS
nAmr sEwARo PosTMAsTER

wAsHINcToN-President wnson today sent to the Senate the name of W. D. Root, for postmaster at Sew ard, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

J. c. Holman. wenknown on Kenai Peninsula as Q licensed suide. Is a guest at the New Cain Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
eronma -AL oNG oHlO

cINcINNATI-Floods have accurr. ed along tho ohio and in Ohio and kentucky A sleet storm has done some damage ,a this state.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
cnrv rAKEs REsr

LoNpoN-It was learned last night that Sir Edward Grey the foreign minister. is at bis country home, talk i,g rest
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

The Empire is growing; get in and grow with it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

The Empire is growing; got in and grow with it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
rAE wEArAER

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-17
WOULD oisARm THEM

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
Rural Germany In Wartime

ofkdg and tho people depend
ar-eiY on their vegetable gardens
Ia. women are keeping sncn indus
'ri, going as have nor been closed
.lf -aaf of orders. AMI tho people
10 Tie country arc getting along
.'i gp '1 TIE present time ]
.alI say ttat tb'y fare better
.las tHo people In the cities.
Tine government support for the
au,es ~ soldiers IS paid prompt
a 7Ifo whose husband is In the
sfHy receives ID marks per month.
.Dr every child sit marks addition
go matter how straltened their
circumstance the wives and moth
ors never vomplain Their hus.
bond. and sons ia the trenches are
ring bard hip. beside which =
u'r du'nuti1n In the amount Of
Iu.1 becomes rho mcrcat trine.
uas ssJcDiehnd t1 find how
.tJ The country population is in
forced on tUo events ~ Tho war
Frtz Arno Wagner in Leslics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
Germs and House Dust
sY n. AoOlNGTCN BRUCE
tAuthor q The r. ddIo q Ferso ~
Psychology and Fareuthoot.' etc)

Everybody knows ,aat dusty house is not Q
pheasant place so which % i've EVER bolf
ought also 20 know tina. IL may b. a most dan
-aruI, piaca--Cauze Tous 20 the 1ealtA poLn 81
the poay AM OF the mind
House dust also l. laden with The germs OF
disease Allowed 70 accumulate on books car.
nets and furniture it may make the air SO
poisonous a. 20 produce acute or chronic SohdI-
tons ~ .liG,aIih.
This is part ellarlv true o. house dust iH
rooms Rhtre The sunlight doe not freely enter
Strong sunlight is death 20 gerrn3. ana sirrl
Hyos The dust iu when they Turk.
Bat almosr always. even iu ta- sln7i",
rooms. there are hooks whtr" me sun cataoi
penetrate Here germ lzGrn dust retains it,
ylrul.nce. and remains a constant menace
Fr-a-aed lu with the air o. the room, %
entering the organism through dire, contact
"a. hv touching 'h@ lips Rith "a band nat has
rested -u dusty bsok--it a. once ltcpiut7 On
active agency tOr "vil.
pasi1es causing specific serious diseases. Il
often gives rise 70 general feeling - 81
healta Characterized by mental a. well a.
physical symptom
f,rears rau. efaic-ed complain O, vague
pains Of increased -uscept oii.ty to colds. .acH
az ambition. .r hiNty - think effectively. ana
persistent feeling Of depression.
in an. interest," case reported hy ar hob
err Ea--.e- os Indiana who ha. made b special
siudy 81 fle dgs' problem. 'r" -. .@n' sought
relief fer p rundown condition. WHICH owner
doctors RAD pronounced uaIariai Sra f-.f tiraI
and is-'eas 8'l ire TIME. bad difficult con
cartra'iuz h.r thoughts and was subject 90
-fte BIN
% nave .aser quantities ~ qglnine" .ae DO.
clarrd E4t uy malaria " - is malaria. IS
1ujy getting worse : cannot rairs cannot Ht
t,r.-' uy-e.f IN anything, J arm 'a'.zued cor
.-srtlr
Ir Fess'e- making thorough medical OK
animation. could frd no trace 1t malaria o.
other specific i.sea-e having p" symptoms
mentioned Elo-s rss~r io~.1g - tar patient a.
to her habits and environment brought 10 light
faAefar f.e fact ttat she 7as pretty coz
-tan'ly exposed 20 dust Infection.
"Wta' 500 need" Ur Hs-sier then told her
We effect us ro beware ~ house dust to keep
away from rrssd.d places. and 20 live .1 tte
open fs r.s. Psi you car. you arc evidently
most -ssrasttsI- ~ dust
70 Vas advice easily sr'cI or ard 81 proved
rfrsr-ea 81 sim a- advice 1se .n many arO'H"r
pa-. $50 orc. indeed. ssIiI DC more emphatic
'tar U- Hr--ie- .r h.- oCrdenUafi0n ~ house
8sst Hs motto s -tIaan gr. clean out srI
keep c.aaH--a motto "a a.rt 04ztt to De- adopted
ty aH a-o wouia mailtai, a.Ra standard o..
efficiency
Tie al,,e- 20. home Tho iozz.-- The mind s
sFaly 80 become
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
For Better Men

san Diego. Cal. has placed itself IN
the van of progress among American
cities by i,s Panama-C altornia eNpoSi-
ton which. Is all the world now knows
was stupendous undertaking for a city
or less than one hundred thousand peo-
pie IN carry TO highly successful COM
ple,ian,
Now again San Diego has placed itself
upon the map by another prolect-oy
"A municipal Improvement that VIII
bear fruit long after the exposition mas
passed into history.
On Memorial day san Diego dedicated
the largest municipal stadium IN the
world.
Constructed Of solid concrete, II seats
thirty thousand people or three thou
sand more than the world famous amphl-
theater al Trent, Italy.
One of the finest cinder paths IN
America is a part Of is equipment and
provision is made fr every character OF
field sport.
II is large enough for regulation
football gridiron and baseball diamond
What this stadium means in health
ful exercise and sport 70 the youth az
San Diego. and what II means IN that
exercise and sport in clean. vlrlle, pro
pressive young manhood 20 the future
Of san Diego. is far beyond the measure
ment of dollars and cent says san d.
ego'> mayor.
Indeed, san Diego has builded well.
II has erected in its stadium a monu-
ment 10 itself that Will be perpetuated
in the lives and careers of is sons, for
generations upon generations.
Other cities may well follow the eX-
ample Of this little city on the far shores
Of the Pacific
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
Drinking In England.

..-..,f., ...,r-, ~ p~.rf.r .r
...... -.--.,. --.,.
+t '
spread before ne "'r.' of person
ea9 are assumed 20 speak TitH aH-
.s,-,tv FOR rio nation. Men in 1.zh
..st,51- ,-. self.-s-g that drum ken
-.
y ss. fr'a''s '.' '''.. - A' -'.-'
work. and arr Eilir- H9 innaH'f
able Instance 'o gf.s"
Taa' country sa -'Hr''ed 'l'a
and impaired Ht a"a"i AZ r
Representation would aa.' one
pg-e roa't re.a .'. 'a" '2r.4, '.''
ont ot u.nf. iH exports. s..ii'E q. h.
utac'ares OF on. s"'ts over ne s-'.'
ia free competition "l.A every
other country, seems 10 Is ia
credible
PROBABLY 'F' TaT has r-f-'a
drinking mot 80 mH.a 'aT''f'
aiglcr earnings as tat'i-a or
cited abnormal atmosphere '.+'
var t"erts When aa''an lets ..
+eif loose for Destruction '"r ar..
nary moral restraint IN iAi!H..l-a'
conduct are doH'ti"ss l'o'Fn'1 'H'
Thos" who praise M moral 'A.N'
~ war should d'FD'" q ,." per .''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

e~fll as direct s-1.tga. Frac,.caIy
every germ s,l ae killed u exposed
FOR fsE hours 20 sunlight Ia'
be@ Was ta uasa q -com healthy
is 20 s.se ,ra sun free access ID t
Next 20 sunlight 'hs most ponerta.
Ee-uir.d. is good hot water ~
undaacs. soap and water. p.ea
u.uly used and applied every whert
a1, uc4lsrly -o dark corners an
hooks and crann.cs where dsmpn
aul organic matr.a. e1eouraeN f.-
g-oH-h 81 germs wii. 90 NOR" %.
make place healthy Than aI tr-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
Once Again.

10 the Fd.'9r ~ me Ttre'
Permit ne word 20 ;ae city o.
fci1ls ard the public generally
abo1, the insane house numbering
system tast has always prevailed 90
our beautiful cry
Detroit has always boon Joke
and a hsaord With travelling sales.
men. visitors. and eI'h AT mon and
women eho had collecting. deliver
ing or professional calls 10 make IN
different parts of the city
a little quiet Investigation on ~
mos. any street you may select will
prove that tHis important depart
mont % our city affairs IS badly IN
need ~ repairs
- is an easy matter 20 under.
stand how p tcp mistakes in house
numbering and the naming OF
streets can So made ln a city grow.
Ing as rapidly az this city ia b1,
v1eu the entire matter Is allowed
20 go 10 seed think IT is high tlmc
that the persons responsible for this
condition had The matter called 10
their attention
z T.. DOBSON.
Detroit Juno r 1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
No TIME TO STRIKE BACK

$50 must rot forget 'aat maiaeas Is Irssr
fious r.at 'Hr fury &c tbp old .5rt induces
hystpri4 u .fa new Hence the lGsi-'fst rred
for patience Irlss~4aOa and caution n all
our international affairs For gs tn Jose our
balance f.r dt instant may b. M .t-HF away
everytHIre after Europe fashion RI Ha can
establish any guiding principle n these mat
trr- 10 ought 20 DO this BellE'r,tf. bias.
500 rights that ueu'rais ara bound 20 re-pr
THE rat.0rs 20 war are .asicsf aud .r.a-.
Tie righfnfVHy belongs no 'ba iaH ahld.ns
UUr practically vr can fr' enforce this rule
Tie problem reduccs ITSELF 90 this L6f the
heliRrrcr'. seize. rouGs'ru. DO whatever ftav
dare. short az actual attack, protest aea'ra'
-hr.r utdllinr make Up The case for Th-
NaEu" and bear the infections .nscnsate var
Imposes uu as With az good grace as Ve can
Never think vt striking back never talk O.
resentment, feed fhe starving. bind W. mo
wounds ~ the maugied, anA .ay 20 treasurea
IN Europe and in heaven a. well SPEAK u benz
We must .n terms ~ peace What our grir,-
anccs II any. may be-. lot some future tribunal
determine David Starr Jordan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
Great Caesars Ghost
~ Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1918. by Frank Crane)

Measured by his influence upon the
world, julius Caesar was, with the ex-
ception of Jesus Christ, the greatest
man that ever lived. He was more than
man; he was colossus. He bestrode
The world.
His ghost still stalks. II still filings
its shadow athwart Europe.
His name fingers in the titles kaiser,
car, and emperor.
Worse his idea still Sufrocates the
intelligence of old-world governments.
tlis idea was empire.
Empire is not only system. II is a
faith, a disposition of mind. conviction.
II is national egotiSm. II goes upon
the naive assumption that my race is
superior TO all other races. what we do
Is right, what we say is true. our par
tlcular culture must crowd out all other
brands.
Starting from this premise it reasons
that the best thing We can do for the
world is 20 dominate il, the happeSt fate
for nations that DO not agree with us is
eNtinguishment.
Hence no cruelty is too harsh. Our
mailed fist must clear the way for our
civilization. We must recognize no NOR
ais but national government.
Rome pursued this programme and
failed The barbarisms she had queled
finally had their revenge upon her. they
blotted her out weakened by the luXu-
ries Of domination.
Charlemagne tried it. The great en-
pire he built up loosened and dissolved
NAPOLEON tried il. He too failed.
Now the nations Of Europe are strug-
Cling under the darkness Of the same
spectre.
They are pitting their utmost might
/ 10 achieve victory of force. the Caesar
ian goal They know that whoever sue
ceeds the people must slump back into
the same buricned militariSm. Blinded
and maddened they duel in the dark.
They seem never To have heard OF
America: that over here We have per-
fectlv practical system of federation,
whereby weak and strong nations can
live side by side in peace, and where the
prosperity Of one Is the prosperity OF all
Europe is haunted house,
Great Caesars Ghost is busy there,
with what riot Of blood and lust and stag
gering cruelty,
If only THE PEOPLE Of those ghost
cursed lands could GET TOGETHER and
settle matters BY REASON and with
view to the welfare of the MEN, WON
+ IN. AND CHILDREN. instead Of Dl-
( NASTIES, DIPLOMATS, AND AR
/ MES,
Great Caesars Ghost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

season like June in Michigan, and
never Will. and our citizens who have
wandered thithcr think now of our
sprinQ-time, and gaze AT the scrub-cov-
cred mountains and the plains that would
be dearest if the irrigation-suices failed,
and are home~ick.
There are few Of us who take yaca-
ton in June. for it IS so good TO be alive
in this season that We don't feel the need
If one.
June in Michigan-it's a little bit Of
III MINI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

She Here's a -'orv OF q nav 0a'
p.est who traded f tifa far 81
horse. Yon p0uldui trade He iar 90
aorso would You darling
Hr-Of course. rSt But I1 fa'r
o. have any ono temp, me vl'a e.
good motor car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

Nor is 1t Swinburnes month, when the
hounds of spring are on winters traces.
In fact, Swinburne describes an emo
ton rather than a particular season for
he mikes the earlier and the later spring,
and has froSts being slain and ripe
grasses snatching at your feet, all in the
same moment.
Our June is Lanier's June, Of
Long June night-soundS crooned
among the leaves,
And whispered condolences of
dark and green"
Now our world is green as il never
viii be again until snow has buried the
memory of this month and the miracle
sof new June bursts upon us with ever
vivid wonder, next year.
The sunshine. piercing through the
rain-washed air, is as brilliant as light
ming.
Light breezes stir the flags on the pub
lie buildings and play with women's
dresses and the clothes drying on the
line.
The leaves on the trees are whole, for
the bug-army has not attacked them and
riddled them and fringed them.
And they are green as they never will
be again for the sun has not yellowed
them with scorching rays
The grass Of the lawns is short and
trim: in the fields, it is waving tall and
\ green, waiting for the heat Of later days
to dry il into hay.
The rank, overfed growths Of July and
August are lacking: the world is on it's
\ good behavior, taking its Joytime riot
ously but not gluttonously.
Dawns are cool and dewy: evenings
arc long, and more daylight attains its
4 supcrlative.
A Gardens are green and neat the peas
have not massed together, the pumpkin
vine has not strayed beyond its pre-
\ scribed limits. the 50,OO0OO0 varieties Of
\ bugs have not yet merited the Bordeaux
\ mixture.
There Is pause among the flowers.
y II is true; the first blossoms have long
since departed, the shrubs have boomed
and dropped their petals, and the peren-
/ mails have not yet hung out their ban
ners; but they are nearly ready, and We
/. feel satisfied to wait.
\ The streams are subsiding, their
waters are becoming clear again after
\ the mud-stirring rains, and best Of all
the fish are recovering their appetites for
4 the garden worm. wriggling on the hook.
There are those who boast Of Calfor.
Enia's climate; but California never had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
From Another
Point of VieW

Prohibition note: 4 marriage license
ras granted in Detroit Monday TO Anna
Pop.
What is thi, Pneumatic Chuck com
pany that has just filed articles Of assD-
citation; another servc-seli quick lunch
affair?
The idea Of the city planners would be,
presumably, TO leave the river just
where it Is.
A man was picked up on the street
yesterday and rushed 10 hospital, but
We have not learned at this writing
whether he was suffering from heat
prostration or had his feet frozen.
The Russians have captured the city
Of Uraliah. 1t would seem to be up to
the German press agent now TO have
the Kaiser's forces capture Uranother.
One Of the gases used by the Germans
in the war is described thus: 1T is of
kind that parayzes the men from the
waist down and causes them to flop
about like fish out Of water and laugh
and giggle hystericaly." Thus the grand
work Of civilization goes on.
San Marine has declared war on Ger
many and Austria. This means we pre-
sumo. that Germany and Austria will
have to put in an order for another small
gun.
II may be only happenStance. but
Lou Rowley had written only two war
articles when we began to hear talk of
peace.
A Michigan weekly defines education
as follows: Education is the art Of in
sertng into the human Uranium that
which tells person how to do things
ten times better than they were done be-
fore" For instance, if woman iabs
herself with hat pin, she is more care
full next time.
The race isn't always to the swift"
remarked the driver Of On old-time Brush
runabout as he passed "twin-siX" that
had been held up by a puncturc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
ONE ON CASEY

Clancy was chuckling
What the joke asked Mooney
Why Casey just hoi me $40 be- could shoot
a peanut off me head i'm "a shotgun
Whats funny about tuatF'
~ cook him W because ] know hen miss g."
Judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08
The Grandest Month in the
Grandest State in the Union

To the eye, as well as to the spirit,
June in Michigan is the most beautiful
. month of the year.
There is many an artist who prefers
4 the gorgeous dying colorS of October, OF
the peculiar snow-hghts Of February; bat
the average citizen loves the bright sun
shine of June, and its vivid greens
Or June is not the June that en-
Unused Lowell
This is not the month in which We feel
the flush of life climbing back over hill
and valley; that, with Us. comes in the
first warm weeks of May
Nor is June the month in which
Every clod feels a stir OF might,
An instinct within it that
reaches and towers,
And cropping blindly above il for
light
Climbs to a soul in grass and
flowers
The clod felt that stir some weeks ago,
and the instinct has climber to a soul and
gone TO seed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

They accepted Bill Study as
a juror in court Yesterday after
RiIl bad stated that Mrs Bill
had expressed no opinion on tn
case"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

The race isn't always to the swift"
remarked the driver of an old-timc Brush
runabout as he passed "twin-siX' that
had been held up by a puncturc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

San Marino has declared war on Ger
many and Austria. This means, we pre-
sumo, that Germany and Austria will
have to put in an order for another small
gun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

II may be only happenStance, but
Lou Rowley had written only two war
articles when we began to hear talk of
peace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-08

There are those who boast of Califor-
MAS climate but California never had