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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
NUESTRA PAGTNA LTTERARTA !:
Conunicados-- ncionss. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"a t0ven apr6xim6se d ella, y rApidc,
buecandp SUI mirada, 40 diyO.
-N0 me reoOmoeAiA, sehoraf
dIIa ae eetfemeci6. g5as ojos d
Abrieron en0fmemehte y se fIsaron en
81 j6yen como Ell una vision espanto.
sas y eFito, yando d refdEiarse eh los
bFazog dc su maRld0.s
IDS All Ns AlN pefiendemeg. !
Ne dulsb asesinarl SOcoYros
Bl estante gifd en- 81 act0, ocupando
el huee0.
JOre dc pHYREBrJEyNN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

tuada al sur de F1orina az. Los
cuadritos negros del mapa. son Las 20
siciones aproximadas del frente de
batalla. Los retratos de arriba son
del general Milne, britanico; general
Moschopolous, griego; general Hoyo-
witch s6rvio9+y "a general Sarrall,
frances, inspector de las tropas. sa-
rrail, (marcado COZ una cruz es ell
general que tfene Ell mandu supreme
de los aliados en- esta frUntera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
ENFERmEpApEe ri
HieADo.

He estado MODESTO con eufermeds.
oes del hfgado como dos yeces al aho,
escribe Joe DigmRn. de Webster CITY
Iowa "Tenta dolores en- ell costado
y en- la espalda y 81 est0mago muy a.
ec.erido OF decir de las PastllIas
de Chamberlain ; Fesolvf tomarias.
Para cAando me habfa tomado medic
frascc, ~ ne sentfa hlcn y no tsnia
nj rastro de doIor." DE venta en- to.
dag parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Afino y componeo Pianos y Piano.
las, Dele 81 orden en- IA casa de Ia
Sehera de Torres, Gale de San Fran
cisco, abajo, No. 45s.
1. PERcHES ENRfouEz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
81 rEMlNteMo cuNpE.

Pefd6heme 81 Aexo bell0
81 digo aqlii Que en- viftnd
de hu moderia aetitud,
nos va faitand0 81 resuelI0.
Eera divine destSllO
81 que aiumbfa sd canine
y 81 que tnerce SUI destino;
pero eH verdad dem0Etrada
que tOda inujer f~.hombrada"
nos resulta un desatino.
BHenc esta que Id mujer
sea del hOfnbre Ia gufa
cual 81 este fuese I'M tranvfa
D fueBe auto sin "chOfer
mas 10 que no puede ser
por un sin fin dc razodes
es que, por sus aficipmes
que son lpcuras sin nonnbre,
de slis enaguhs aI hombre
v agafre los pantal0Iies.
Algunos diarios refiefen
stbuenos platillcs de papasil
que algunas mujeres guapas
va ser diputadas qnieren.
DUE Il las dulsuras prefieren
del hogar, ser ficenctadas
" por ell pueblo aclamadas
sin trabas nj cortapiBaH,
apnuue eli h0mbre las camisas
Sc penga deshiIachadas.
rs bueno. y d nadie asombre,
que Ia mtijeT, ri no es fea,
por siempre en- II mufdo sea
la sofa Illusion del honlbre:
que este slls plantas alfombre
de flores, v que Ia encumbre,
por amor, no p0r costumbre,
santo v bueno, mas no taftO
que puBda quemar al santo,
nj tant0 que no 10 alumbfe. ".
Que una leila" por afici6n
tire pistola Y marrazo,
D le pegue uTi fioretazo
al gallo de Ga passion,
tiene clara seduction
en- Iosfuer0s de la moda;
pero que vaya a Ia boda
con pistolR en- Ia cintnra,
cosa es que, no digo al cura,
mas nj al Kaiser le acom0da.
Isl las mujeres mandarin,
como dice la z~arznHla,
buena y formidable chueIa
a cada momento armarait;
pueE solo en- que sOspecharan
del hombre, motive habrfa
para que con sangre fra
metieran mano q ID faca
y de I'm firme mete v SAGA
puEieranlo en- agOnfa.
Las muieres, es sabido
que tienen lnuy altos fines:
remendar los calcetines
v la ropa q su marido;
mas ST. 10 hechan en- divide
y SO lanzan abcongreso
v al periodismo y TODD ESQ
que es extraiio q la mujer,
ell h0mbre no va q tener
tempo de darlae un besu. w.
Pero es tempo de evitar
que prospere 81 feminismo,
sin romperles Ell Bautismo
nj tenerlas que dejar::
caaa individuo al casar,
asf como por descufdo,
dfgaies tierno al dido
pGagiando a I'm egfegio vate:
ssyo, leon para 81 combate;
tt, paloma para ell nido.i"
EffANTECLER.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

cuando contemplen coagada
Ia cabeza despeinada
de Pelustiano Ell traidor. /?
i(Debo advertir al lector
que hay condensation pagada.
CHANTECLER.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
Miguel de CASTRO.

Como Wilson no sabe que ha sido
nominado para presidents, Sc le Va a
"n~otificar" el dfa 2 de Septembre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

NO has dido decir que Jose ha
ganado una suma de dinero en- las
carreras de autom6Ties2
no, pero Sc que Jose es incapaz
para guar IN autom6viL
les cleric. mas la eomisi6n le pa
80 para que no ~estorbara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Ei patriotlsmo.
Que has heeho siempre para de.
mostfar to rafflo6Ilmo?
Como quei Cada afo gasto tres
o cuatro pesos para coEprzr cohetes
ell 4 de- julio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
sasao de- aeonomfa.

-Cuanto me Ileya listed por ex-
traerme estas dos mnelas. que tahto
me hacen sufrir9
DOS durrs pcr la priniera y uno
por Ia eesunda s
-Pues saqueme listed IL ssgunda
en- seguida
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Ia inoeencis es 81 testimonio de Ia
pufeaa deLalma y IA salvaguardia de
Ia honestidaG
JAIME vTNAs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Spscribsnse al Nuevo Mexicano. So
lsnleats UEfEs0 - aad
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Baio ests. fhnehre losa
nnerfne en- psz, dicha vel6z.
III aBogado ventosa,
InfeIfzl a quien SUI esposa
Aseaino de una coz.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
7v CAPL y GROAT

(StaG Covcsps THitcd Press
WASHiNGTON Doc Original
order GO Gen Pershins 60 get vii
In" sull stand the war department
oHlcially announced today Onicials
raid. however. tho' conditions are so
altered since Pershings expedition
started into Mexico that he would
await fresh ord rs from Washing
ton before maKing any move. on
the other hand n opportunity Of
fered be would strike a blow at
villa Army mcr said this would
have 10 ha good opportunity. such
~ possible tablishment OF Villas
headquarters In Juarez They add
ed that "lf villa puts hi7 head into
a lions mouth he mouth VIII GER
tainly shut"
Experts were inclined 10 think
that villa is too crafty 20 follow
up his apparent chihuahua city
success by starting toward Juarez
which would take him only 80 or so
lies east OF Pcrnhlngs forces.
The army censor has only rumors
about tho chihuahua city situation.
IContinued on PaRe TwoJ
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
POLICE NIP PLAN
or AUTO BANDITS
Arrest Two More Members of
Alleged Gang They Say Pro-
posed Spectacular HoId-Up

The police ure now holding Ave
Young mcn whom they accuse Of
being implicated in recent robberies
porpetrated by a gang which trav-
eled i'm an automobile The detec.
jiyes profess 30 have Information
that the gang planned a robbery Of
"a pay car a,milar 20 tbat Of The Bur
Ioughs Aiding Machine company
hold-up
Two NOW arrests worc uadc In Tho
case Friday morning the suspects
lleing WllWm Ro-ka 20 years DID,
ot 40 -5 Granger and Norman
shaible, vs. of SO. 1884 Townsend
avo Det,ctves Dibble end Knuth
r1de tine arrests on information
fanod f-om thu three BOYS arrested
earlier n The week u is said The
police are sun seskIng another
young man. who Is said to bo Ia,
leader Of the gang
ACCORDING to tho alleged confes
sion of one az the mon now in Gus.
lcdy The gang had plan go roh the
driver OF e pa, cd, belonging TO "a
coal con pany win Offices ON Rus.
tellst Accordus Goo The alleged con
tcssion. uhe SIS Yong mon were 10
dDidN into twl cuuls. steal Two
automobile ami re collision
with the pay car .u would have all
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Sunday Tabernacle
Will Provide Ample
Accommodations
BUILDING TO
BE REMODELED
Has Been Rechristened
the ID. A. ID. A. Audi
tOrium

Men who ara at the head Of the
big automobile snow which viii be
icld in the y A. d 4. auditorium
On Grindley Field. aan 90 70 27
next do not hesitate 20 SAY that the
exhibition viii be one OF TIE great.
est II not the very greatest tha'
has ever been held on the continent
Without doubt it viii be th, biggest
event OF It's kind the west mas ever
seen
officers OF the Detroit Automobile
Dealers association. after having
purchased the Billy SUNDAY taber-
nacle, Immediately got busy with
the city authorities 20 make Il pos
s.ble 10 use the building. Friday
morning tho announcement was
made that the permission Of the city
luilding department. had an length
yeen obtained and that the show
would surely be hell as scheduled
in the tabernacle. renamed the u. 4.
u A. auditorium to suit the needs of
the purpose for which 1t has now
teen dedicated.
The board OF directors OF tho $3.50
citation. which viii have charge OF
The great vehicle exposition. consists
Of W j Gordon. president. Charles
L. Baker. president, A. L. zeck.
cndorf. treasurer; w J. Bemb. sec.
retary. and George W Franklin. II
Il. Shuart r. manager
Building To Be Remodeled.
As soon rs the permission OF the
city authorities was obtained 10 con.
duct tho exposition in the big frame
building. the board Immediately
started TO maze plans. The build
ing Will be vastly improved within
The next month 90 that it's best
friend will have difficulty In recog.
nizing the familiar structure. The
exterior Will he covered with tar
paper 10 make II a5soluteIy weather
rroof. new hardwood floors will lie
laid inside. steam heat will be- IN
stalled, with heating plant outside
Of the building, and there will b"
the most elaborate system of illun
mating the ingenuity Of the lighting
experts can conceive.
one big feature OF the affair will
be the decorations u is promised
that they viii be as extensive and
as novel az any ever seen AT an
event Of this character, and the ma.
terials used In bcautifying the great
hall will be freproof Members q
the committee declare that what ls
now an unsIghtly shed viii become
as beautiful as n fairy hover. as
safe as jail and The most adequate
(Coufinsed on Pare gv..l
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
WATERFALL To
TAKE new BERTH
Board of Commerce Traffic
Commissioner Goes With
Dodge Bros.

Arthur r. Waterfall. for four and
half years traflc commissioner OF
the Detroit Board OF Commerce. hos
resigned 10 accept a position WITH
the Dodge Brothers Motor company
as director Of traffic Mr. Water
falls new position Us regarded az a
big promotion. During Dbl, service
with the Board OF Commerce he is
said TO have directed extensions and
improvment- IN traffic facilities here
amounting TO millions OF dollars
The date when MI Waterfalls
resignation will take effect g MOI
announced. bur So viii ba rthin tse
next Few weeks o. is said
Mr. Waterfall Was chairman of
the transport lticn committee OF The
Poard OF Commerce n tho time o.
bis appointment as traffic commits
sioner The position was created as
on experiment but after eh months
My Waterfall had made such prog
iCss that The board decided o make
The office permanent
Mr. Waterfalls succc was due 20
obtaining t0, co.opcraf ZEN of the
railroads with the shipper- De
Goits trlnspJr facilities az
the time he assumed Office weFe in a
rerplcxinr condition The ciiy's
growth acccn.uatc3 the problem.
and Waterfall set about 10 solve f.,
With the result that in .he last four
years millions OF dollars have been
spent In the extension and improve
ment of terminal facilities
Mr. Waterfall came to the Board
OF Commerce after "a wears iu the
service * thf Russell wheel q
Foundry company. OF Detroit. during
the last clght years Of which he was
superintendent.
A successor 70 Mr. Waterfall has
NOT yct beon chosen.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
WHOLESALE MASSACRE OF CHINESE
FOLLOWS FALL OF CHIHUAHUA; SIX
AMERICANS ALSO SLAIN, is BELIEF
Is HUNTERS DIE.
Is INJURED
Game Shooting Season Takes
Heavy Toll In Michigan
Woods

LANSING. Mich, Dec 1.-Statis.
ties at the capital indicate that %
PERSONS were killed and IS injured
r. Michigan during the hunting sea.
son just closed For the past four
wears the tota,s for hunting acct
dents are Knlcd. IS, injured So.
CALUMET. Mich, Dec Seven
deaths IS Cfper Michigan 8 toll Of
The deerhunting season which CAME
10 q close at midnight last night In
addition there were two fatalities
in the bird-hunting season which
immcdiatels preceded the hunt tor
big game. and a dozen on more hunt.
ers were seriously Injured. Com
pared with other seasons the cost
I'm human life shows little II any
tendency 10 decrease
The dead In the season just end
cd are
Nov n William C Williams
aged 3S. of Escana0a. KILLED by po
accidental discharge OF h.s own rifle.
Nov IL ri Green aged 26. OF
Nuskegon, accidentally shot by
Fred Burk. aompenion while hunt
Ing a Big Bay, Marquette county
Nov ~ John r. Loneacre aged
So, of Marquette burned to death iu
his hunting lodge
Nov IA Gust Linfors. aged a.
OF Negaunee killed self ht of re-.
morse over the arrest of hiu,ell and
brothers for killing deor illegally
Nov l5 James g. Richards. aged
20. of Grand Rapids. died of apo
plexy induced by exhaustion after q
days hunt near Marquette.
Nov 19-Janes Nichols. aged &C.
500, accidentally killed by ADe~
Warner hunting companion In
camp
Nov. os-Eu Makd, aged 3S. Of
Marquette. shot by brother at Dear.
ton. while latter was cleaning riHC
The dead bird hunters >re
Oct. Alex Either. AGED 30
Houghton county, accldentallv killed.
by his own shotgun
Oct. 5-Austin Ahenstein. 1ged lG
Delta county, accidentally shot
while hunting duck from boat.
The most seriously injured hunt
crs are Inar Ran'a. OF Ishpcming.
" hose leg was shot Off by another
hunter; Stewart Brownen OF the
500. who was shot By mistake. and
Ross Rutting. Of the 500. whose
side was laceratcd by shot near his
home in Pickford, Chippewa county.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Will Decide Whether
He'll Prosecute Har-
rOun Brokers
WILL CONFER
WITH CORNELIUS
Former Secretary Win
Tell Attitude of Sc
curities Board

Whether there is sufficient grounds
On WI ich to prosecute Detroit brok-
ers whose operations in the unlaw-
ful sale of stock in tho Harroun
Motor corporation were checked by
an exposure IN The Times. will he
determined by Prosecutor blsnow-
ski. probably by the first of the
week
Mr. Jasnowski stated TO The
Times, Friday, that he expects TO
complete his investigation of the
company's operations sometime dur
ing the day when he would see W.
G. Cornelius, former secretary OF
the Michigan securities commission,
who is familiar with all the facts in
the states probe Of the corporation
from having served with the com
Continues on Page TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
GERMANY
Will. PAY
FOR MARINA
Ready to Punish T.
Boat Commander If
He Is Guilty
By ROBERT }. BENDER.

CStdf Correspondent CHtcd Press
WASHINGTON. Dec i.--Germany
stands ready to pay indemnity for
American lives lost In the torpedo.
ing OF the steamer Marina. 10 offer
an apology for the incident and to
punish the submarine commander
responsible n II develops that the
essel vas sunk unjustly.
This offer w2s doubly conveyed
% The state department today. in
Germanys formal reply 10 Amer.
can Inquiries on the Marina sinking
md during confidential visit be.
tween Secretary OF state Lansing
md Ambassador von Bernsorff.
Germany's answer said that her
Information abont the destruction
n the vessel WITH lose of six Amsr
'cans. was incomrlete and inconclu.
sive and he ambassador requested
that this government give Germany
guy further fact as TO the case.
Everything about the German
reply and the Bernstorr visit point
cd 20 an admission OF guilt later.
fer tho circume tances surrounding
the answer are very similar 20
those thai surrounded The Sussex
case when The American facts
howed beyond doubt that the yes
sci was "a Gcrwan submarine victim
.fnd Germany ul imately accepted
that version
Hernstorn's visit made ~ HIS own
solicitation was solely 10 discuss
the Marina case and there was no
reference 70 settlement OF the Lusl-
iania matter or other problems be.
tween The two nations.
Germanys contention in the Mar.
ina case Is thar the Marina had
heen ENGAGED as a horse transport
IN the British admiralty service. tho
evidently the admiralty character
lad been removed before tho tor
pedoing
Germany contrHds that her previ.
ous admiralty service tended TO p:l
Iato, az least thc sinking
Aindavits at The state department
from Marina survivors tend ,o show
rather corclusiv,ly that 'he Marina
vas sunk without warnin1
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
WOMEN TO HOLD
MASS MEETING
Will Discuss Means to Bring
Bring Down Living Cost,
Wednesday

Methods Of combating tho con
stsntly increasing cost OF living will
tie considered IN "a mass meeting OF
Dttroits club women. called for
"Wednesday afternoon Fec. .. Ar
rangements for the meeting are in
the hands OF The household cconom-
les committee II the Twentieth Cen
iury club Prof e A Doty Of the
Detroit College OF Medicine. will
give ;alk on Household chemis-
Try" The meeting VIII be- held in
the clubhouse Of tho Detroit FEEDER
alton Of Womens clubs, Hancock
and Second avcR
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Y. Nj. c. A. Makes the
Work Part of Its
Activities
MEN ALSO ARE
TAKING PART
w. S. Sylvester Directs
Fight Against Evil
Habits

The clean life campaign war
on The cigarette evil stories and
ether character destroyers which
tempt boys has proven OF such far
reaching benefit in Detroit that the
bead OF the Increment. William 5.
Sylvester. has been induced to re
main in this city for an indefinite
period The Y NJ c.. a. is greatly
responsible for keeping Mr.. Sylves-
CONTINUED on Page TwOD
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
persfing Expected to
Get Bandit If He
Comes North
JUAREZ CITIZENS
IN NEAR PANIC
Refugees Bring Hair
Raising Tales of
FerOcity

star r5 TENT Dmfei Press
IL PksO. rex, Dec. i.-on
Tuesd1y morning after his cap
,ure Of Chihuahua City, Villa
beoan slausht,rlng the Chinese
residents Of the city, four retu-
gees arriving here today told
United States authorities.
More than 80 Chinese had
been killed whcn they escaped,
they said One Chinese refugee
said that OF ore party Of 27 OF
his country men he was the only
one TO escape. Three other refu-
gees were the only survivors Of
second party OF 35.
WIN these reports Of wanton
slauqhter, litus hope IS enter
tained FOR ;he safety Of six
Americans known to have been
In Chihuahua CITY.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

LONDON. Dec. Flat refusal OF
Greece 80 the disarmament demand
ed on behalf Of the Allies by Ad-
miral Du Fournet today brought
about a crisis in The Greek situation.
Tie refusal came on the last day of
the time limit SET by the French
naval commander in his ultimatum
Gcmandius That surrender Of arms
ana munitions Of war be made be
fore Dec rs.
Dispatches from The Greek capital
today said Admiral FoulneL anticI-
pating the refusal because of an
nouncemcnts during the last Few
days that The crown council and the
cabinet had both determined on this
course, was preparing 20 land allied
troops at Plraeus, the port OF
Athens
In the meantime the Greek gov
cmmont apparently is preparing for
active resistance, having ousted
French officers detailed in charge OF
post ogs2s and telegraph stations.
Admiral ru Fomnet WAS quoted
in spccoi dispatches today as de-
tcrmined TO carry thru the disarm
mment scheme with he weight Of
the allied armies al his command
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Baby Gate Poison: Die,

Alexander Neparko. eight months.
old son OF John Neparko. No. 533
Cardoniaye.. died in Grace hospital
Thursday, from sirychnlne poison.
ing The child had swallow cd some
strychnlne tablets earlier in the day
and tho fact had not been discover.
ed until too late TO save his life.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
is
MAKING GOOD
FIGHT FOR LIFE

TARRYTOWN. y Y. Dec. H.
John II. ArchboId Standard oil
head. fighting mubhornly all day
and holding his own, gave his fam
NY, al his bedside, hope this after
noon that be ,1ay survive His
physicians were able 10 report no
change" y spite OF fears earlier In
the day that his resistance might
Wealcn.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

BERLIN (Vla Sayville w1relessl
Doc l--Teutonic troops pursuing
Rumanlan forces cut 0d by Fietc
Marshal Won Mackensen yesterday
took more than 800 prisoners. The
official statement today declared
tha, the Rumanian forces cut OH
from their main army were seeking
to escape their inevitable fate BY
changing the direction II ueir re
treat
Columns OF 0Ur forces vanclng
by way Of Camppun and Pitesci
(Confinnrd on PsEc tWo.l
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Mornaons Elect Je,U as Governor of Utah
-. --s:s..'-s -. -
-. -.

Ono of the curl
ous results OF The
late election was
the choice Of simon
Hamburger. a Jew.
as governor OF
Utah. which rs con
trolled by thc Nor
mon church Mr.
Banberger is a
wealthy merchant
Of Salt Lake city.
where for many
years he has been
held in the highest
respect In Idaho.
where The Mormons
are po " erful
Moses Alexander
vas elected COVER
nor some years
ago
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

MARY SVILLE. CAL Dec. L.
Even o. cprk leg IS "a olessing rather
than handicap 90 times Miss
Mary DO Fricst OF los Angeles Is
alive because fov vard c. Creighton.
civil war veteran who was fish
ing IN the bauk OF the Sacramento
river when the girls boat over.
turned. ua ararNed bis artidcial
limb and arrw & 10 her, keeping
the girl aar until Creigl .on's sosi
could rescue ser
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
THE WEATHER.

Detroit md vicinity Friday night
and snturdny. Ecn~rnily fsiri not
much change ir tempe raturei fresh
westerly winds.
Iouer NIrhIuant GencrafIy fair
Trtdas nlnht and saturday. without
decided temperature change.
Ipper IRkcSt Moderate west winds.
beroniinw variable generally fnlr on
Friday wight and Saturdays littIe
chauwc ~ trmpcrnture.
lower IRkest Moderate Ia fresh
southwest ard west Nlndsi generally
fnfr Irtdnt niuht md saturday.
MIL.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
ALLY ORDER
is DE:FIE:D
BY GREEKS
Will Not Surrender
Arms Demanded
By Admiral

LONDON, Dec. IA slight
outbreak Of .Ioting on the
streets OF Athens, with the fir
ing OF several shots, apparently
without casualties was report
ed In an Evenin. News dis
patch rom IN Greek capital
today.
Quiet was restored. Admiral
Fournet s expected 70 land
strong detachments of Allied
forces TO watch the Allies
transport there.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

VIENNA. Dec. Using great
masses Of troops the Russians are
making almost constant attacks to
relieve the much harassed Rumanian
armies. The war Office statement
today declared the armies OF Gener-
als Arr and Goevess along almost
The entire front were struggling day
and night in bitter hghting. al many
places in hand 20 hand struggles.
slight local successes' the state
rIent concluded, cannot alter the
fact that the enemys great sacri.
Gces have been IN vain The battle
continues"
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Highest temperature this date IN
the past 81 years, - ta 1871 sud
IpOtf lowest. In 1880.
One ycnr eRo today Highest tent-
perntur~. hSt lowest. 2di mesu. aOt
cloudy weather ~'fh .0s inch of snow.
The sun sets Irldns NJ 5fO2 y. m.
nnd rises SRturdns 30 7if2 n. M.
The moon ssts Friday nj 1919 q.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

The amount nf life insurance in
force in the UnrcliStates is> nearly
three times that in an The countries
OF Europe combined
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

New Divorce Bill
4 DIN for divorce was Glod in the
county clerks Office Friday morn
ing ny Anna Wozna against Ste
abcn WoNni9k
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

PETRoGaAp. Dec. i.---Ths
Russian offensive in The carpa.
thians southwark OF Klriibana
Is proceeding with success. The
war office statement today de-
clared that the ears forces in
this sector had occupied the
whole range and the heights
surrounding this city recently
wrested from the Germans by
the Russians at the start OF the
offensive.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Huge Russian Masses
Hurled Against Foe
to Save Humans
ATTACK CENTERS
IN CARPATHIANS
German Lines Hold
Firm, Asserts Official
Report

PETRoGRAD, Dec IA v;a-
orous offensive along she Car
psthian front has been started
by Russian troops. Special dis
patches today saio the advance
movement vss of the strongest
possible nature.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

BUCHAREST. Dec Six miles
south of Pitesci. along the Golesb
front Rumanian troops were in vio-
lent engagement with Teutonic
forces, today's Official statement as
serted.
Several hundred enemy prisoners
and 10 machine guns were captured.
There was also vigorous lighting in
tile Glsoicloc valley and near Neal
loY as far az Komana.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

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