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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-08
FRENCH AND BRITISH
DRIVE GERMANS BACK
ON THE SOMME FRONT
Poilus Flank Combles and Are Reported To
Be Steadily Advancing On Peronne While
Allius Move In From North; Russians Batter
Their Way To Hungarian Plains Taking
Many Thousands of Teuton Prisoners
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wireless)

I'D AXIS september the and the Bal
and from Runanian field come reports of Alice,
successes OF greater or less Importance.
Although the Russian canrolr has resumed progress
hungary and the struggle the Carpahans
ou the real Of the worlds last night
the Somme balehe troops again
pounding fierce and hard the stubborn German lines And
front the Allies successful Gradually
ghtenng upon the Comb salient where
attng fuous to hold back the tide that tapping the foot
heirr Ike forti6ca
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-08
SENATE APPROVES TREATY
TO PURCHASE WEST INDIES
IA..oct...H Pros, By FEDERAL wirsl..,l

'Ass""'''"d Press by Federal wirelsss.l
WASHINGTON, September 5-The
t~"atV FNr III" pr~"h"se of, the Danish.
West Indies for $4,000, 900 was favor.
ably reported to the senate TODAY from
tn" for"'"n affairs committee. and an
effort will be made to ratify the treaty
before congress adjOurns.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-08
COMPLIES DOUBLY FLANKED


rounded by the attackers and its owners
and insecure French Forrest and
the British strike successful blows from the
Perrone also lettering if the
British official last night tell the full story anything
like the full story The French hitting heavy blows of
Somme and each advance makes the German Of
Perrone the difficult Last night the official
ong string of positions which have been taken by the pou under the
of General river outskirts
lie Bots DAndeu rushed captured by spite
If terrific bombardmen from the gunners Combe
advance takes the head of the French line well to the east Of
onbles in the direction of Ranourt The woods
patch of land but the Germans have fortified them effectively
Farther south the French lines have also been pushed forward
The Hopta Farm has faened French hands, together
7o Rsmette The latter position northeast of Cery and closer
cLERY ALMOST SURROUNDED NOW
Cery itself almost surrounded Yesterday heavy
french carried them well the
east bank OF the river Somme the side Pee and the
French evidently plan stradng the they
South Of the river the French also markedly successful
Soyecou they smashed through the German defense and
lumber of trenches near Gully They also captured posi-
ions between VermandQfes and Chilly where the
ensve failed to hold back their assault
The British also victors number of heavy struggles
the river Between afamont farm and euze wood they pressed
heir advantage taking large number of prisoners
Between the wood which TANKS positions Combles
he north they also succeeded their attacks pushing
mans and taking prisoners and guns
Since Sunday, according the official reports night the
Allied offensive the Sone has ned them $3.50 and hyx
1eavy we'll large quantity of other material.
All told the British have advanced 1900 deeper
positions in this ecor The French reported that they
aiken back % French villages since their offensive began
Along the line of the Carpahans hanmerne
arer than at the Austrian armies Peograd says that
NavS engaged three fronts and that of them
hee marked On the Vladimir
trugg has been bloody but the General Brussio
captured o cuton officers and ASS with
machine the period from Thursday last Saturday
md continuing forward pushing
backward.
REACH HUNGARIAN PLAINS
To the SOUTH where the Carpathans buwark
the plains OF Hungary the Russians declare moving
ahead steadily The of Hungary has
be HIM
Garian cities hrustng back the defending they GO
Berlin official statement last night reported that
offensive checked Bzezany where repeated Russian
- Acks repulsed"
The German general staff also Bugarians and
Germans who attacking the Rumanans the southeastern
border OF that country successful capturing bdgehead
Tutraan and adds that the Bugars have taken the
| an town OF Dobrie, after severe fighting
The Russians however be
Ind their cavalry yesterday cutting down
garian and chasing the back their body
expected that the Savs and the Bugas will clash
soon
Greece has called FIVE classes of her reseviss the coos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
CONTINUED FROM PAGE
LETTERS GIVEN OUT
BY u. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT

within short time regard
"
On October H. 1911 Humphrey following letter Bob
bailey, assistant secretary OF the treasury
talking
living
ubpostofflee satisfied
asked
purchase REASONABLE should think
wlsh condemnation proceedings
here retcrae what said tho other
letter which giving opinion bank
reasonable believe that would return verdict
Of this property AM RECEIPT OF LETTER AGAIN TINS
MORNING FROM ONE THE OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY AND
ne IS VERY FRANK IN MS sTAIgMINT Thai hE DOES NOT
INTEND GOVERNMENT ON THE BAsis or A
THAT THE OWNERS OF THE PROP
ARE MEN WELL TO DO AND THAT THEY DO NOT INTEND
GREAT A SACRIFICE FOR THE GOVERNMENT. l
decision either the other and
condemnation
along and unless act at
building should public building bill ne" session
On October 49, 1911 Humphrey again wrote the following letter 10
pob hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
SECTION
FIGHTS TYPHUS
Arkansas Sends Out Call for
All Available
Physicians
SITUATION is SERIOUS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. a.
Pleas for every possible ply
slolsn 20 check q threatened
typhoid fever epidemic. result.
Ing from flood conditions at
Clarendon, Arle-. and other
to~ns. were wired here today
from Clarendon.
Gazing OF sewers has made
sanitary conditions unspeak.
ably bad.
Seven hundred women and chill
dren are marooned In building
lofts and is3 arc huddled together
In a single room at one point.
Starvation is adding TO tho ter.
rors OF the situation, for no bread
and meat has been distributed for
some time. Deaths from tho high
waters now total IS.
A Clarendon family OF eight per.
ished OF ptomaine poisoning after
dcvouring canned sardines they
had obtained from flooded gro.
Gerry. after being without food since
Sunday.
At Arkansas City. hundreds
fought all night 10 save the main
levee. II II breaks. tho city will
be destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
HEADACHE FROM
A COLD? LISTEN!
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends
Severe Colds or Grippe
in Few Hours.

Your cold win break and all
grippe misery end After taking a
dose Of "Papc's Cold Compound"
every two hours until three doses
arc taken.
II promptly opens ciogred.up nos-
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dull.
ness. feverishness. sore throat,
sneexing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blow.
Ing and snuffling' Ease your throb-
bing hcad--nothing else IN the
world gives such prompt relief an
"PApc's Cold Compound" which
costs only Is cents a; any drug
store. II acts without assistance,
tastes nice. and causes no incon.
venicncc. Accept no substitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
WOMAN IDENTIFIES
THIEF WITH WALLOf

J. Meyers. alias A. L. Morris. II in
the city Jail. nursing a swollen Jaw.
Meyers was arrested Monday.
charged with renting rooms. then
stealing rugs he found In them. Sew.
eral women identified him. Mrs.
Albert shogren. 2oio Fifth ave. was
asked II Meyers was tho man who
had stolen her rugs,
''You bet he ls." she shouted. Let
me look at his teeth"
Meyers opened his mouth.
''Biff,"
Smack on his Jaw went the sturdy
fist OF Mrs. Shogren. Meyers land.
cd In the arms Of Detective II. r.
Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
BURNETT TO Be
HEARD TONIGHT

Besides furnishing an unusual
treat for music lovers. the concer;
at the Metropolitan theatre Tues
day night will also aid the fund
for tho relief OF Jewish war suffer.
era. which reached tho sum o!
S3,i6s.i5 Monday night
The principal attraction at the
concert will be the celebrated bari.
tone. Sebastian Burnett. who has
won fame AS n singer. both abroad
and Ia America.
In addition. S~attic's musical
prodigy. Florence kubey. violiniste.
viii contribute n solo, and Cecil
league. now OF Seattle. formerly
accouYpsnist At tho Metropolitan
opera house. will also be heard In
n solo ss we'll AZ an accompan
for Mr.. Burnett and Miss kubey.
Mr.. Buruett's program ia AZ fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

There IN one safe. dependable
treatment that relieves itching tor
ture Instantly. and that cleanses and
soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc bottle
Of zefno and apply IL as directed.
Soon you viii find that pimplee.
black heads eczema. ringworm and
similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zcmo. the penetrating. sat-
isfying liquid. Is all that II needed.
for Il banishes all skin eruptions and
makes the skin soft, smooth and
healthy.
Zemo. Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
ACCUSES "nEN" FORD

Henry Ford stole credit for DIR.
Hcrschei Parker's invention OF a
miniature submarine and presented
the Columbia professors idea as
his own to the navy department. &C
tAording 10 Parker. who is In Seat
tic oi, bis way to Alaska 20 pros-
He said ne submitted bis inven-
ton to Ford. TOOK the subma-
rine 10 Secretary Daniels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

Tho Kappa Epsilon chapter OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity gain.
I'd 10 University OF Washington stu.
dents Monday night. They wcrc In.
Itia,ed and later participated I'm =
BANQUET ~ the New Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
MEETINGS OFF TILL
ROOF IS FIXED UP

Rev. r.. v. shayicr. rector os st.
Marks Episcopal church. announo-
cd Monday that the roof OF tho
church. which has been sagg!ng dan.
Eeruusiy under the weight Of the
snow. viii b repaired. but no meet.
ingS win be held untu next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
REPORTS ON FIRES

The annual report OF Fire Marshal
Brinwhurst. sent 10 Mayor Gu and
the council Monday. showed Seattle
had lost Si.3io.iT6.Gf In tho ga
fires during 1915. About half the
loss was suffered during tho fire OF
Pier IL, on October Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
WILLAMETTE DOES DAMAGE

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. s.-Re-
ports from the Willamette valley
and from Southern Oregon coast
districts state that serious damage
10 being wrought by the floods.
The Willamette river reached a
stage OF is feet ut Eugene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
RUSSIANS SINK
FORTY SHIPS

PARIS. Feb. s.--Russian torpedo
boats sank 40 Turkish sailing YES
sells and bombardcd three naval
construction yards on tho Anaiolian
coast. according 10 dispatches to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
PROMOTE JoRDIsoN

Capt John Jordison. veteran
Puget sound mariner. and cmploye
Of Frank waierhouse a Co. was
Monday appointed marine supcrin.
tendent Of tho company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
TRAINS HELD UP
BY SLIDE PERIL
G. N. Routes Passengers Over
North Bank
Division
SLIDES AT KEECHELUS

Small svslaohes at frequent
Intervals In the Cascades caus.
ed grave apprehension In all
railroad offices here Tuesday,
and greatly delayed traffic.
The Great Northern early
abandoned efforts TO route
trains over iss own tracks on
tho mountain division. and an
nouneed all traffic would DO
detoured by way Of Portland,
over the Spokane, Portland q
Seattle, until the danger 10
past.
Night trains on the Great North.
ern were tied up for few hours
by "A slide between Seattle and
Richmond Beach. The company OF.
ficials announced Tuesday morning.
however. that the slide would be
cleared away by noon.
Two slides on the Milwaukee
line. near Kcechelus. were reported
Tuesday morning. shortly after the
arrival of a thru passenger train
from the East. ut 5:45.
Officials said they hoped 10 be
able 10 cope with the situation with.
out great delay.
Street car lines were all in oper.
alton Tuesday. for the first time
since the snow closed local traffic,
one week ago
No great damage from floods re-
suited from Mondays thaw and
light Chinook wind. II Is the opin-
ion OF traffic experts and railroad
civil engineers that the unfrozen
condition OF the soil may prevent a
serious flood.
Resume Garbage Collection
The Northern Pacific dispatcher's
office gave out the information
Tuesday that both passenger and
freight trains are moving without
loss of time on the Seattle division.
There is some delay however. In
the Rocky mountain division. on ac-
count OF heavy snowfall gater than
that nearer the coast.
Garbage collections in the resi-
dence districts began Tuesday yor
the first time In seven days. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
Follows Up Demands Insistently

letter which have Just received from the
suorney WIN push this matter aonef This one
kind the United States and
Tns EARLIEST MOMENT. In order that
appropriation
h bu,dno we are building BILL WI be eonsId
Hoping that good digestion
may holidays am, sincerely yours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
FIGHT TO SAVE lEvECS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. s.
Tho ievees at Arkansas City con.
tinued TO slough. reports indicate
that hundreds OF men. battling TO
fix them. were likely 20 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
ALL MILLS SHUT DOWN

GRANITE FALLS. Feb. s-Ail
camps and mills are shut down here
today on account OF snow and high
water. During The last - hours III
inches OF snow fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
1000 Pairs of Women s Sample
Hosiery in a Sale at Csc Pair

A r certain times in
"A the year we are
able 10 get from the
mills sample lots OF
Hosiery that we can
sell very much under
price. This sale in
cludes such well-known
makes as Onyx"
"Truso" and Ever
wear"
Black, white and tan
Stockings; also some
g. ...,i.a ~ sstL Eel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

AUBURN. Feb. s.--Rising water
Tuesday caused many farmers in
the Green river valley to drive their
stock into tho hills. Sewers are
ciogGed and Easements are rapidly
filling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

FRIENDS GET ALONG BETTER
THAN RELATIONS DO-LOOK
At KING GEORGE AND THE
KAISER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08
|CONCEALS KNIFE AND
TRIES TO CUT THROAT

Charles Birekoff. 20. a iaborer. Is
recovering Tuesday at the city hos.
pitni. following an attempt 10 end
his life by cutting his throat with
II knife. between and 7 o'clock
x1sst night at the city jail.
Hixekoff was arrested Monday at
O.-W. depot. clad only In his un-
Gerwear and trousers. and taken to
the Jail for an Investigation. A
search before he was placed In A
cell did not reveal the knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

MAI. Fred Lleweliyn addressed
NE Northwest Business Mems Pre-
raredness league Monday night In
E1ks' hall on Service OF Security. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

$500 and Sl.50 Shirts for. =. !.
$3.50 Silk Shirts now. $50. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-08

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The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
COAL DEALERS
ARE PUNISHED
Judge Connolly Fines Two for
Giving Short Weight;
Other Cases

J1dge Connolly tried 37 ordinance
volators Monday among them b.
ing twO coal dealers from whose
places lads ~ coal went out hat
tid not weigh the requ red amount
alfred J Osmulsk.. Han,moad-aye
End the PeTe Marquette r1ilroAd. was
tined So when found guilty OF at
tempting 10 deliver wha' pgrrorted
to De four tons u coal. bu, which
Nss found 70 - ncsrly i.0O' rounds
shoit PnIllp Levy. No lt brook
iynaye, vas tined 80 tecause two
tens q his coal ~ss found 30 he
So pounC- shy
several dealers we're fined for sell.
Ine potatoes that failed - weigh ~
much a. me dictionary say, = bnRh.
81 hall weigh 4 number of ped.
elers were tn trouble and paid small
euc~ because their measures were
rstEor small and contributed 10 the
hizh cost - LIVING
ViOlAtors q t.HRc ordinance
we're IN cour' and paid small nnes
somN ~ hen, parked in prohibited
riaces and others violated other acc
uons ~ th@ rrsfiic regulations
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

ultimate tlturv g. fhs scqf .e
vslcp pment e tEls C@Grtrr
The uatura. absorbing 2ower .rs
rsortart rszElstrr - frs Grf
our sales 10 foreign countries .h h-
-sss ~ ne scs1s ma ne
rowing . taking sVArt p o. refer
appear pa rticGlarly stt-s -ttF- ss
tanknx iuy.strsr: THE h,ar- -u-
tsrstsnds that q r exr "a
primarily ~tts hank II =.
would appear a. sttra rnA- ~
'-ss broader and rst.arA gatrr
viev - adopted ,~t r.a.At teu.s
might easily be teuptst 20 ines.
!t 90 sGcf an extent 'Lat tss ta~sr
resources - th.e -clDfry ~ Stcyet .r
this rnAnn.r might -9r trfc mAay
hundreds - millions 0, i1lla-s
Wrile f1s -lArs may 20 shtrf %
FORM spa ssssraily usy 30 coiI-ct--t
ro~er must bs 20 attempt % renew
them collectively With ih~ res-s-
that The agEregAts atro -rt rla 80
her. Will r.nsin until such time a. 81
msy BE- advartAgeolsly e0nverted
int1 A long term oSftgaflon
Tn. board deems L. th~y-fo~~ rs
Cuty 20 caution the rueI-er - u Z q
hat . Go-s rot rsgsrf = tha ~
tEsy invest ~ forelgr treasury a.I-r
- this character
While - = trns that slowing
Gown = ths process - rre1f @Hfet-
sion NAV r1sar Sore -G-fa Terf o.
olr sbn0rmsliy stimuistst export
trade 90 certain Countries we need
ro' fear thai our hEs3n~as U fail
OF prsCiritA should ws re me
Investing in loans beans there are
sill huudr sdE % mtisnns 90 sAr cWu
and foreign Sc arI+iss ned abroad
-hieh cur investors void 30 Esc T.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
GIANNOLA is
WINNER IN
COURT FIGHT

Circuit Court rommissioner Sam
ueI L. MAY. Monday condI'ionally
dissolved the a.tschment against
the wyandotte trui' company 40.
cured by Martha Paul widow II
Harry Paul. slain in Wysndotte on
Nov. IL Sam Giannols. held in
the county jail FOR several DAYS on
suspicion OF beIng the head ot a
plot which resulted In Paul's death
retitioned for tae dissolution
II was contended that the re.
moval OF the commodities from he
fruit store Will, Giannols was IN
jail had not been made with The
intention OF def-sudinE the cred.
itors. Gisnnols and his associates
raid that some OF the fruit had
been removed 20 a garage FOR par.
poses OF preservation. II was the
removal OF these goods that brought
fhe attachment
Glsnnola bought out Psuls inter.
est in the concern shortly before
the latter's deatl
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
TWO ALLEGED
AUTO THIEVES
IN THE TOLLS

In Pho arrest - William Rarn'er
81 rear. o38 80 A. siNieenth-st
and Nulam Bartlsi 20 ,esrs old.
No gt, EuAhetl sf wet. Monday
afternoon IN b house ou Michigan
ave rho police hc.ieve hey have
caught nt- of rre sans which has
teen -trrHlrg p,I ked automobiles
ln the Hcal-t0Vn s.ciion
A search was uato of ,he house
ard over $50 worth sutomchile &C.
cessories stolen from an automobile
in Wa.hiue-on-hlv sunday night
uas recovered Tne nolce are trs-
ur ,o .orrecr tho tr7 with = nun
Der NJ uhsr .-1bAo-.es from csrs
Aceu-du to detectives iuves-lEat.
,r- tfs case 10 TWO are sd ~
laye s.#.a headlights hCods rco'f
1rd various other paris
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
OUSTING OF
SALOON Is
GREAT BOON
Continues from PsE. onsl

which the local men are shown 'ha-
they need have no misgivings about
the future of Michigan on account
Of the saloon having been voted ou'
OF this state
From letter of Mayor n g. Gill ~
Seattle. sept e.. 1919 sine January
1, business has increased and - COW
stantly increasing. bank deposits
showing an increase q one rillicn
dollars . month. Bpildins p'rrrittts ,
Prom A. v. Yswcett uayo- % Ia
coma; Buildins has. been greatly
e ss'sss'd ,s Win IN .scoh. sHs aT' n. " sgdas fa
operations amounted TO f3i4.s7s the
same months for 1918. without "A.
looms, showed building operations ~
1l.sls.bss old 'asSxs .;Ss ;hs, formerly
q disGracs 20 our business streets
are al being torn down. and
apiendid nrsproof business blocks
erected In their steady. Not one
pcnents OF prohibition has come 70
tic1pations. Thousands who voted
against prohibition have now become
convinced OF its success and are ar
dsnf advocates OF extending Y anui
prohibition becomes effective and
compiete In the entire nation
From Louis Roth mayor Of Ceda =
Rapids, Ia; The pawnbrokerS OF this
6fty petitioned the council some time
ego TO reduce their annual license fee
from one hundred 20 ATTY dollars be
eause, as they claimed and proved %
the council. their business had fallen
on 30 per cent since the closing -
6a1oons.
From the governor OF North caro-
lima, The benefits sccruing TO the
state OF North Carollns because %
prohibition are incr easing. The school
FUND OF the state has increased more
than st per cent the capital stock %
state chartered banks has increased
about 80 per cent the deposits IN the
same banks have increased 100 per
cent the stock of building and loan
Q associations has Increased IN value
more than $50 per cent
From G. W clark governor. state
of Iowa. Practically ali OF the mer-
chants OF the cay of Des Aoines re-
port that collections on sales have
been very much improved Forty per
cent fewer persons have hesu Ssrt 20
the state hospital for inebrates The
demands on the poor FUND have been
greatly reduced.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
HIGHLAND PARK

81 and Mr. ~ Wu-lav havs
moved from 40. - Hlmhurst ave. 10
Royal Osk
Wliiam r. stsvArt ard Re- =
Cglassan representa- - ~ ~ Nc
EarhFey 50uh. irrf fhia morning 81
a io-fay business rip ~ calumet and
Houshtou. Mich
David Hanna. assiefant foreman -
the construction department ~ ~,
fOrd Motor CompanV. Leaves the
week Tor Chicago 30 spend few
week. with niH family
NJ and Mrs = Cooper have taken
up tbslr rssidsnc@ - No ss Louise
Hr and Mrs. walter galloway, FOR
ueriy 20 OKford. Mlrh. are nov max
lne their home a. Nn. a's WaVsrly
Lester Taylor. ~ Np % grend-sve
east will leave shortly "a spend three
wssts with relatives N Hsrln. M
Mr. and Mrs Buueh epd family
have rnovad from No iG Nolan,
ave to No. ia EImhurst-ave.
Rev j., GLEASON, ~ No, - drand
ave east has recovered from an III.
ness % the past feV days.
Nrs william Cheney hss srriyed
mere from pennsylyanis ~ ioin her
husband william cheney. ~ No lol
t.EEsa EI fSa @g ,gh ls:id.ho. ls:iGRs .-Ia's nay;
foris Hsxoa ~ Grand ace east,
has tcfestsd PasiLpn vlH " y
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
G. O. p. STATE
HEADQUARTERS
NOW IN LANSING

John ID MAnsum has announced
that after the frst OF the year the
Republican state headquarters
would be removed 20 Lansing. The
state chairman declared that with
a national and congregational cam
peisn on Detroit was the logical
place 20 have the big once. but
now that only state and local cam.
paigns are forthcoming. Lansing. be
tng the capitol and also more cen
traily located IL the more con.
'venicnt headquar-ers
Two or three tons Of campaign
literature that was never perused
~ ere of voter has been sold 10 a
junk dealer. Much Of this cam.
raixn material arrived ~ state
ie>ddusrters from the national com.
asiftee too late 90 distribute Among
ne Junk were 10000 large pic.
'urss a. Hughee that arrived tvo
- AFTER elsetion.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MAYBEE'S DEATH
EXTENDS TERM OF
AID. CHAS. WING

The death of Aid .elect William II
Maybe. of The Tenth ward. will not
create vacancy IN ,he common
council. according 20 Assis'an Cor
rorstion Counsel Edmund Atkinson
AID Charles Wing whom VI Nav.
bee defeated FOR The Republican
nomination. will continue 10 once
until the April election 1her a sue
cessor riu Be chosen no city
charter stipulstes that an alderman
Goes not actually 20 into oce until
no is sworn IN IN January The
charter provides that the council
man who preceded tho menter elect
remains in once until The next elec.
ton