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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Modern residence.
522 North Second street; 10 rooms and
sanitary plum bing: front side and back
porches; all conveniences. Rent. $40.
Apply c. ii. Backenstoe. u North Third
street. Bell phone STAR, or United
phone 7e5W.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
500 Men Wanted

10 Join our Pressing Club-Your SUITS
teamed and pressed and kept IN E,i, snaps
honth9. This Special Price is for .
|aonths only. See us now and save
honey. Drop US card and We W1is Hnd
|1Haing Works 2e5 Market street. above
|5aiace confec, ionery. Sam Adelstein'
Hlgr.
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DIED

LEsCURE - on Friday morning. March
i9, 1915, Alice Motter LescuFe. WIG
of William j. Lescure.
Funeral services Monday afternoon,
March -. 1915. at o'clock. AT hsI
Iase residence. SOS North Second street
'Hs5rial private.
WEAVER - John :. Weaver died
Wednesday. March Il, 1918. at MS
home. 205 Pine street
Funeral services will be held al
Zion Lutheran Church, saturday al
ternoon, March 20, 1915, at .;Sv
p clock Burial will be made In the
Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

,OTICE-We have proposition for
1oung. married men between ages OF
II aud 30 years, that can turnlsh pes
on have had experience in selling at
stail-direct to the consumer. you can
bake from $50 to sS5 per week. with
EXCELLENT chance OF promoton. hA-
'srienced grocery clerks, laundry or
|akery drivers preferred. Men who are
|ot afraid of work will be result get
srrs Guaranteed salary and commis-
hon TO start with. Can also use ten
4 Hood. live house-to-house solicitors.
teady work for those making good.
pplv or write. stating experience,
swel Tea Co. 269 Broad street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

MEN WANTED TO become practical
auffeurs and mechanics. AS opportu-
lty affords students will be given
hanee while learning to earn zoe an
|ications at once. Special course for
dies. Day and night schools. Auto
Transportation School and Machine
hnn. 81 North Cameron street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

FOUND The way to end your
cieaning and dyeing worries. by calling
Either phone for Eggert's Steam Dye
Ing and French Cleaning Works, ls+s
street We call and deliver.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

ARMY OF UNITED STATES. MEN
WANTED. Ablebodied, unmarried men
Ietween ages of is and 50; citizens OF
nited states of good character ana
Iamperate habits, who can speak, read
Ind write the English language; For
apply to Recruiting ohleer'
Bergner Building. Sd & Market SIS,
|Iarrisburg: As n. queen St, Lancaster; I;
|s3 pine St. Williamsport; 81 W. Mar
et St. York. or 11S Independence ST.
.hamokin, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
HELP wANTED-MaIc or Female

WANTED-Rallway Mail and Postal
Clerks; examinations soon; over 1000
appointments yearly; prepare at home;
write for Plan No. 10, of payment after
appointment. Philadelphia Business
College; Civil Service Dept. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE and In:
Men and Women to help distribut.
Spare time may be used. Get our
terms. Wholesale Supply House, IS
North Third street. top.
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FOUND

I.erry avenue March IL. The owner
|nay secure the same by proving prop
Erty. and paving for this advertisement
ADDRESS all letters to NJ, 2=so' care OF
Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FOR RENT - First floor OF building
northwest corner of Court and Gran
berry. Apply on premises.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

CAMERON EXTENSION COTTAGES
- Several very desirable seven and
eight-room brick houses with furnace
bath - front porch and lawn, S14
SIS and SIC. Miller Brothers g. Co.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on North
Sixth street for rent - near Harris -
fair size storeroom = all improver ents
in house desirable location. Pos
session April /. Address Box 2295, care
of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED - To rent. or purchase. a
small farm of about ten acres or less,
located near station within twenty
miles OF Harrisburg. Address giving
full description OF buildings, distance
TO station. price. etc, to p. o. Box 5S7,
Reading, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Two rooms, also 3
rooms, completely furnished for light
housekeeping; separate bells; hot water
heat; gas range; all improvements: cor
ner house; no children. 125S Kittatinny
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Second door room
800 aquare feet. for light manufactur1
ing purposes. New building Cali at
premises. Twelfth and Herr streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

FOR RENT - Large front room. on
second floor. furnished or unfurnished :
also two rooms, second floor: all con-
veniences; bath and heat: private fam
lily. 1906 Penn street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

LADIES-F'or home work. Nothing
to sell. 25c an hour. Enclose stamp
Rankin. Dept. 90. Hillsdale. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

FOR RENT - Room $500
square feet floor space, suitable
for storage or light manufactur-
ing purposes. Inquire J. Rhoads,
Cowden and Forster streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

ANY intelligent person can earn good
income corresponding for newspapers:
experience unnecessary. Send for par
uculars. Press Syndicate. 79s, Lock-
port. N. Y.
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nEEICES EnR n

FRANKLIN BUILDING, LOCUST
AND COURT SITS - All outside room
city steam heat - elevator and iani-
tor service = reasonable rentals. Mil
Ter Brothers & Co. opp. Post Office.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR falling hair try Cross ouinlne
Druggist and Apothecary. 11s Marker
street Harrisburg, Pa Telephons
orders given prompt attentIon, BeII
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

WANTED = Lady desires furnished
or partly furnished room, with board,
within walking distance of Third and
North streets. Address o., 2294, care
| of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

REPAIRING AND UPHOLsTERIN0
with best material and by expert help.
Send US your worn furniture. Our best
efforts insure your satisfaction. S. NJ
CIuek, $50 Woodbine street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

FOR RENT - Furnished room. with
modern throughout; well situated .
three minutes from Capitol or marI n
Square. Address H, 22SS. care OF Tele-
graph.
Głos polek., 1915-08-05
w
Aneryce
No 81.
(Ciag dalszy.)

TAX zwana Rus Czerwona "a Kazi-
mierza WieIkiego jeszcze drogq spad-
ku w roku 1910 stafa sic skfado-
wa czescia Polski, cd tego tez czasu
datuje sic kulturalny rozw6j Rusi, spo-
koJne rzady, bezpieczefstwo ludnosci
zleml tel, szarpanej dotad przez w4adze
barbarynskich ksiqzatek rozmaitych.
mordujQcych sic wzajem widokiem
zbrOdni / okrucienstw swych demorali-
zuJqcych clemna, nieszczeSIiwa ludnoSG
tych ziem. Polska w zamet ten wnios4a
sWe wolne prawa, obrone obywatela
kazdego, dba}OSG dObrobyt oswiate
meszkanc0w. Me naginafa ku polskoSci
nlkogo, tax jak ma Litwie, uczy4a roll
mctWa, szerzy1a obyczaje, zak1ada1a
szkofy, nastepnie Ia kr6Ia Jana Kazi-
nlerza powofafa dO zycia pierwszy uni
Wersytet pOlski we Lwowie, a wszvstko
to musia4o bye polsItie W polslzim lew
ku gdyz Rus ME mia@a wtedy ami
dose wyrobionego jezyka w}asnego,
AM kslqzek naukowych, ami ludzi
uczonych, mogacych po rusku uczyt
1 wyk3adac. Wszystko, co o$wie-
cehsze garnefo sic ku poIskosci, bra4o
nasZ Jezyk, nasza nauke, kulture, gdyz
Wfasnego mic W one czasy ME maiac -
nc tez nam przeciwstawiG ME mogIi
PefnIa praw dana byfa Rusi przez pol
ska pahstwowOS6, odetchnqfa szerokO ia
zlemia pod wolnymi Polski rzadami i
Wszystko co polskie przyjeFa uzna}a "a
swoJe. Lud tylko ruski po wsiach, sic
dzqcy przy ziemi, m6wi1 po swoiemu, t..
J. po rusku, obrzqdeb sw6j zachowas
starry wschodni, ale p6zniei "a PoIslli
przyk1adem uznaf wfadze Papieaa iako
gfowy reIigii swcj, pzyjawszy Unie
BrZeskq Rzymem W rOku 1896 IA krGla
Zygmunta III, kt6ra dotad zachowuic
maJqc msze ME pc facinie, lacz 20 rusBu,
o1az duchOwiehstwo zOnate, iedno dru-
gle, jak dawniej W obrzqdku swym rus
kim - wschodnim, przy kt6rym czeSG
rusin6w nadal po2ostafa, tenn Gala
kozaczyzna.
Braterskie, serdeczne stosunh ie-
dnolito5ci zupe4nej zwiaza4y odtqd diva
narOdy, ME tyll1o Rus re LwOwem, Ia
Hczem, ale Ukraina Gala, wraz koza.
kani Zaporoza staFy sic sl14adowq cze-
scia wielkiej Ojczyzny naszej cd morza
Ba&tyckiego do NORA Czarnego. Miekka
Jednak reka Polsld ma CRUDE, twarde
karki 6wczesne byfa stanowczo "a VOL
noSciOwa, "a {agodna
Głos polek., 1915-08-05

WybuJafa sWOboda naiprz0d da-
r. nam znaG sObie odczuG sic w
potedze pod nasza reka wyrosfei, przez
mas wyhodowanej kozaczyzny Ma Ukrai-
ME. Majac szerolie prawo, odrebna da-
MI sobie autonomie, wybieraiac wfas-
nych atGman0W - hetman0w grolna-
dzqc W sobie ndjbardziei bujne, gwa1to-
wne, nieokiefznanej natury jednpstki -
pOczuli sic oni wkr6tce tax dalece SLIM,
10 przeciwstawiaG sic samei Polsce "a
cZeH, pr0bOwali stawiaG warunki nam
swoJe, dyktowaG nawet swq wole, czu-
Jac sic zbrojna potega obec Polski
beZbronnej, kt0ra wojska staIego ME
mafa, tylko razie potrzeby zwO4y-
Wafo sic tax zwane "pospoIite ruszenie''
sZlachty, rycerstwa, co czasu potrzebo-
wafo ME dawafo tax wyGwiczonego i
gotoWego zawsze zo1nierza, jaltiego mia
20 w pogotowiu kozactwo.
Zaczeiy sic vice pierwsze dotkliwe
bardzo niszczace zatargi PoIslzi z ko7a-
ctwem. kt6re otwarcie nieraz }aczy}o sic
hordami tatarskiemi najazdy razem
czyniIi rabunkOwe rozb6inicze na Pol
skG. Poskramia&O ich zwykIe rytprstwo
nasIe pod dOw0dztwem hetman6w, ale
wyclenczafO to SHY kraju zamiast byc,
Jak poprzednlo, nasza pOtegQ - stawa1o
SIG sfaboScia, gdyz zacza1 sic wzrost We
wnqtrZ panstwa SHY novel, niepewnei,
nawet czestO wrogiej nieposkromiO-
nej. I'm sfabsza biegu lat stawaIa sic
Polska, tenn wyHej Oni podnosili glove,
az nareszcie zbuntowany atdman Bob
dan Chmielnicki czfowiek wiclkich
zdOlno$ci, ale niepomiernej buty ambi-
cyl zamicrZyf OderwaG kozactwo UIlra-
inc Od Polsli i stac sic samodzieInvm
panem kr6lem, gdy zaS plany te mu sic
ME uda}y, pO szcregu walk krwawych,
po spustosZcniu PoIsIii W poaarach i
krwi, widzlaf naroszcic, lie sic sam Jed
max OstaG ME potrafi, to za$Iepeniu
pychy swej / nienawiSci, ME chcac ugia6
sic pred kr0lcm polskim - woIal "a
przepascic GAIA wolnoSc Ukrainy odda}
sic pod prOtektOrat cara moskiewskiego.
Polska by}a ~ Saba wtedy juz "a wy
czerpana walka, by praw swych broniG,
ear za5 "mifOSciwie" kOzactwo przyia1
pod swa &askawa opieke, kt6ra zacze4a
sic najpZ6d odjeciem r6znych dosto-
jehstw wladzy ChmicInickiemu same
mu oraz stopniowem nafohoniem ze-
taznych kleszczy ma GAIA woln9 nieokieI-
znana, rozbuJafa kozaczyzne Ukrainslza.
Pojql uczuf wtedy gfeboko Chmiclnic-
Głos polek., 1915-08-05

Nasze Polskie Pupile W obec Grunwaldu

XII, co uczyni1, zgryzota / rozbicie dunn
nych pIan0w sprowadzi4y go szybko W
grob, za6 kCzaczyzna biegirln czasu
po wlelu MIA wojnach Z Polska pre-
ksztafcona zOstafa pu1lzi carskie,
karne, trcsowane, ma smyczy trzymane,
kt6rych wolno5ci wielkic ich swob6d
Polskleh ME zostafo AMI wspomnicnia a
dis Jedynie nazwa kozactwa, i ich do
Wodcow ataman6w Swiadczy 0 pocho-
dzeniu od stynnych dzicci Iaporoza
Ukralny zaprzedanych przez butte czfo-
wleka jednego niewole zgubc carowi
moskicwskiemu.
4 mowy ukrainsI1iej rusliej uzy-
wanej wtedy na poly polskq przez to
WoJownicze zastepy ME pozosta4o odda-
VIVA Juz ami sladu, panstwowoSG rosyi-
ska zeIazna Umia}a r6anice wgzelkie
zetrzec krwia lub knutem, zmicni6 "
wiernopodda6czos6.
DIS wiemy, czem So owl potomEowie
wolnych kozak6w, 50 to naiwie1nicisze,
naJdzikszc sfugi cara, jak moae Turcyi
Janczary - dixie pu4Ei, tworzone
dzleci pOrywanych gwaftem chrzoSciia-
nom, by p6zniej wfasnych rozdzierali
braci.
TAX miejq dcspoci Wschodu, Ia
r0wno Turcya, jak ROsya wynaturza6
dusze ludzkie tworzyG mich narzcdzie
6lepe swoi w&adzy. lego ME umia}a nj
gdy czyniG wolno$ciowa, wyznaiaca ide-
afy ludzkie, broniqca szauujaca wyso-
kie prawa czfowieka - Rzec2pospolita
Polska.. Me zalluwafa ona dusz ludz-
Elch, lccz wyzwalafa je kajdan, pcha-
Ia mySI ludzka W lot wy8oki, woIny, ma
pinafa sknyd}a ducha 90 rwah swobo-
dy, SHY, potGgi ptomicuncgo zapafu.
Ale natura ludHka ulomna Jest do swo-
bod takich nietylkO Ongi, ale dis ie-
szcze nicdojrzafa nicdoros}a wewretrz-
ME. oto widzimy, jak Rus gryzG zacze-
IL l kasaG krwawo rGkP swej wyswobo-
dziciclki i wychowawczyni szlachetnci,
chcac W imiq wdziqcznoSci pohreG roze-
dTzeG swcgo oswobodziciela wychowac
wee. Lecz MOskwa zaIatwifa sic prcdko
2 to krnabrno8cia. Hama1a wcicIi4a ia
W siebio helazna VIOLA, no swobodnych
dzieci HapOrOha porobiws8y swe dixie
wierne, krwawe pu1ki kozackie, W kt6-
rych - ami 5ladu dis iezyka, swobo-
dy, obyczaju dawnego - mic, ami cienia
zadnegO przeszfo8ci.
Sp6jrZmy teraz ma te czeSG Rusi dru-
ga, kt6ra lOsy historyczne nierozdzielnie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-18


Me.daune Walter Dooley ard
Walter L&nders we're guests Of
Mrs Abney DeIbsidge the p&st
week
Mr. and Mrs NJ III Vernon, Of
Jackson. Tenn we're the guests
of their sister. Mrs 3 8 Web
sser, last week
Mr. Joe Woodward has re-
turned 70 Memphis. after .
weeks vi=it with parents and
frieuds here
On account q bad weather the
Light Bearers did not meet a.
the South Treet Presbyterian
church Sunday sfsernoon-
Miss Gladys Laxsbee has re-
turned from an extended visit 70
Texas and has been sex . few
days since she returned
Mrs Don2ld Duke has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs j. " P5<srs on the Cam
pas
Miss Carrie Frazier and Scott
White. have returned 70 their
school in Tie Plant, after 4 visit
70 relatives and friends in cur
city
Mrs VII Stone and little son
have gone 70 PssezgouIs 70 visit
until after the Christmas holi-
days
The Lyric Theatre Wa eroz1-
ed On Saturday evening 10 So j
A C0b1rn-= uir-t--l-. me ran
and cod al not interfere With Il
very much
Mr. Jim Co1ee's mother fr,sn
Memphis has been speeding sew
erzI days with MIN and family
She returned TO her hone Mon
day evening after q pleasant Wis
It.
Mr.. Buck Collins and family
from the county have moved in
the house on Lake street that las
previously been occupied by Mr..
Duff Davis. where they viii Il axe
their future home.
Mr. Claude Roach. Who has
recently been operated on for
appendicitis i able 70 be on the
street again Friends are glad
70 hear Of his recovery
The people Of Oxford and
vicinity are enjoying the C2rni-
val very much a. It has been
sonecine since such . thing wa
| IN this town
Mr.. and Mrs " C. Cox have
taken up=tzir-roous ~ the hone
lof Sheriff and Mrs E E Temple
On North street. where they VII
do light house keeping.
Miss Ella Wright has not beer
able to be At school for severz
days on oecount Of illness Tbs
pupils have missed her very
much and hope she viii soon b
able TO resuneher school work
again
The people Of Oxford who wish,
ed . drink were served With de-
Eeioas Suteyu coffee Friday and
saturday Of last week Manager,
Mr.. Willie Miller; Instructor,
Ar- Block Mrs John Logan and
Mrs Block served This coffee
i very stimulating 10 the booty
| Marriage hcease have been t.
saed % the f0ll0xing- Mr. CIIf-
iton and Miss Matte Grisson,
Nov o, G. D. Loo1ey and Miss
Netne Watts. Nov L: W H.
johnson and Miss Carrie Daniel,
Nov ID; Mr. Jessie B1rks and
fxrs~z ar-Sa Giant No "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-18
Bits Of Local ~
Information j
C~..--~<=f o. r-~uk. $780, -
r-<s = - c. - r~

? Errrcs- TEEp=cxz Nc 521
Mis- Lillian Rh cses spent Fri
day ard Saturday Of the past
wesk n Nezphis-
Miss Anna Cane and Mrs.
Bixnsh So1=rxlle spent lat
veex u Memphis.
Mrs J. Z Hargiz entertained
the T~enti<th Century Book
Club lz=t Wednesday afternoon.
Tie Novelty Club net wednes-
day afternoon. NJ $50 o'cloek,
wlth NEss Mary Clean
ne ehIbtren seen % be inioy-
ing n. H0bose= and the grown
ups the Ferris a. the carnival
Ais= Ella SouerviIEe has re-
turned fron m sxtended visit %
Alabama
The Ladies Aid Society had is
regular ze~Sing Nonday after-
noon-
Mrs Joe Parks, sou an
daughter -peut Saturday and
Sundzy Il tbs city.
Mr. Heron Rosiznd vent &C
Memphis Saturday afternoon and
cane back Moni2y morning.
j. C. Burns. who recently
moved 70 Water Valley, visited
friends and relatives here the
drst Of the week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-18


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,rz
11aes .s41 ~
ec ressoves ana frl=no-
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|Gxrhrixht j. visiting her
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
FERRIS TO HEAR
CHARITY WORKERS
Will Discuss Proposal for Board
To Govern All State
!. Institutions

In response to an appeal made by
Mrs. ]. X. Galley, Of Detroit. for
board Of administration to govern al
state charitable and correctional in
situations, Coy. Ferris has decided to
hold a conference In his ONCE, In Ian
sing, Thursday, Feb. 10. at 2 p. m.
izations and prominent citizens have
been asked to attend:
Mrs. ]. X. Galley, the Rev. william
f. Dooley, Miss Clara Il. Dyar, Bishop
Charles ID. Williams, Frank T. Lodge
Mrs. Charles w. Casgrain, Allan H
Frazer, William M. Perrett, Mrs. r.
H. Ashbaugh, George +. Loveland OF
Port Huron, Miss Hattie Carstens
Frederick @. Gilbert, Mrs. Abner II
Larned, Abner e. Larned, Mrs. George
Johnston, the Rev. Eugene r Ship
pen. Mrs. Horace e. Dodge, Mrs. Fred
erick III. Holt, the Rev. John McCar
roll. Mrs. George @. Caron, the Rev
Edward H. Pence. Mrs. George Fra
FER, Bernard Ginsberg, Percy w
Crosse, Mrs. r. @. Stoddard, Mrs. Ruby
M. Zahn, the Rev. Chester B. Emer
son. Mrs. Charles c. Simons, 8. p
Bradley, Mrs. Auringer, Horace @.
Williams, Leo M. Butzel. DR.. ]. b
Kennedy, Mrs. James Couzens, Mrs
Frederick G. Ray, John ]. Tuomey
the Rev. ]. A. Deter. Mrs. Charles
Lyons. Mrs. George B. Geening, Mrs
w. r. Alvord, Mrs. Emma A. Fox. Mrs
r. @. Stoddard and Malcolm Mcleod
The organization meeting of the
Citizens Welfare league of Michigan
has been postponed from Feb. 20 to
Feb. ~, In the Hotel Statier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
ARRESTED MAN ADMITS
FORGERY, POLICE SAY

Robert Ryan, 80 years old. and CIV
ing his address al No. 143 Alfred-st..
was arrested Friday afternoon by Do
tectives Dreher. Glinsky, Wilson and
Hastings on the charge of forgery. He
Ia alleged to have confessed that he
forged q check for $62.84. and attempt
ed to pass II, by using a clever ruse.
Ryan's wife, from whom he ID now
estranged. formerly was employed In
the home of Pearson Wells, manager
OF the Dominion Stocking Co., Walker
vile. and residing at No. 221 Van
Dyke-ave.
Ryan was arrested while attempting
to pass check. signed with the name
Of Wells, on Jacob G. Geek, grover at
No. 1877 Townsend-ave., with whom
Wells runs an account.
Geek received telephone message,
asking for the amount OF Wells bill,
which amounted to sac, A short time
later, q small boy appeared with the
$50 check. and asked for q receipted
bill and the change. Geek was suspi-
cious, and called the police flyer.
The detectives found Ryan near the
grocery, waiting for his change. He
admitted that he had given the boy z
nickel to cash the bad check. and ad
mitted. the police say. that hs had
written tho check himself az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
YOUR GIRL AND MINE"
BOOST FOR SUFFRAGE

A strong plea for the enfranchise-
ment of women and the making Of
laws that will protect the property
rights Of women and the control Of
the mother over her child. 10 made In
the motion picture play "Your Girl
and Nine" now being shown In the
Broadway theater. under the auspices
Of the Equal Suffrage league Of Wayne
county.
Olive wyndham, a wellknown and
accomplished legitimate player, has
the leading role OF the wife In the
production, and Sydney Booth. who
at the moment is playing one Of the
leading roles In "The Yellow Ticket
In the Detroit opera house, II the hus-
band, while Katherine Kaelred wins
the case for her clients, and for wo-
man suffrage, az the capable lawyer
whose sex Is no bar to her ability as
an attorney.
"Your Girl and Mine" will be shown
In the Broadway. Saturday and Sum
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
CROWDED LINERS
BRAVE PERIL OF
SUBMARINES
Many Americans Aboard Lusi-
tania and st. Paul. Which
Sail Today
NATIONWIDE INTEREST
FOCUSED ON DEPARTURE
Not Since Early Days of Ocean
Travel Has Such Anxiety
Been Felt

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Probably not
since the early days Of ocean travel
has there been such nationwide In
.terest displayed in anything marine
az that which marked today's sailings
from Liverpool. Scheduled to sal
were the Lusitania and the st. Paul
for New York from Liverpool. and q
number OF smaller craft for other des-
tinations. While there was no rea-
SON to believe these vessels would be
interfered with, Englishmen generally
realized there was always the posi-
bility OF q German submarine attempt.
The Lusitania and st. Paul had their
cabins filed. Many Americans who
OF curiosity started home, fearing that
II real submarine operation was at
tempted by Germany sailings might
be indefinitely suspended. Most OF
them were also supremely confident
that the Lusitania would not be inter
fered with on her present voyage. al.
though Il Is expected the Germans will
make real attempt to get her II she
returns on schedule.
The fact that the new cargo steam
er Torquay. Of Dartmouth. was locked
at Scarborough after being torpedoed
eight miles or Scarborough head yes
terday and very badly damaged and
that the steamers Oriole and London
Trader are missing and probably
sunk has added to the apprehension
The Oriole sailed from here Jan. rs
for Havre with crew Of "a men. and
the London Trader day or two later
The vessels have not been reported
since leaving, and are supposed to
have sunk with all hands, either from
striking mines or by German tor
pedo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
SLEUTHS SEE HOLDUP;
NAB ONE HIGHWAYMAN

Detectives Hayes and wandrie and
Patrolman Robert Hutton were eye
witnesses of q bold holdup at mid
night, Friday, when John Wentx. of
No. 26S Riopelle-st, was choked and
robbed Of $13, by two Italians and .
Negro, at Hastings and Macomb-sts.
The officers were tust Q half block
away. and rushed to the scene Of the
robbery, but the bandits saw them
first, and took to their heels.
Detective Hayes overhauled the
three men. He recognized the two
Italians az old acquaintance. but did
not know the Negro. 80 he nabbed him
and let the Italians run.
"Tll pick them up later" remarked
Hayes.
The prisoner. held on . charge OF
robbery, gave his name 90 Franz
Smith, % years old, or No. 800 Bean
bien-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-13
GIRL AND BABY BROTHER
LOST; FINALLY FIND HOME

Detectives. patrolmen and relatives
of Era Wolf. aged Is years, Of No. sss
Brush-st., made q frantic search for
the girl and her four-year-old brother,
Friday night, after EvaS disappear.
ance from home. at o'clock In the
afternoon, With the little boy.
The giri 10 said By the police to be
OF childish mental capacity. and AS
the hours passed. with no trace OF the
two wanderers. general alarm was
sent out for them.
Shortly after 3 o'clock, Saturday
morning, the girl and the little boy 70
turned home. tired out, muddy and
"wc inst got lost they said. I'VE
walked and walked and vsiked- Were
tsrrfbly tired