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The Detroit times., 1916-09-12

schultz. Edward Watson. Edward
Barnett. Charles Hauser. Leonard
SczymanskL
tion and order OF business; John ~
knight Walter Thayer. John J Aek-
ermAn. v A Warner. Fred Is, flsher
Coinmittes on Resolutions; lEnatius
SallIotts, John Austin John A A1 Yer
COMMITTEES ON Appdrtionment and
List OF Delegates: John w. smith
John SpauldinE. Geo. y. Cotney. How
arr raylor Arthur Baislsy, ,,on "a.
+. McGTegor.
Resolutions weer adopted BY the
Republican convention congratulate
ing the Republican party on the
prospect of success based on the
Maine returns This vote was re-
garded as rebuke 20 the Demo
Gratis and a promise OF sweeping
victory. according 90 the resolutions,
The resolutions also took occasion
10 criticize the Wilson administra-
ton.
Alex ]. Groesbeck was Endorsed
as Wayne county's candidate for at
terney. general and the resolution
committee took occasion 20 eulogiLe
Mr.. Groesbeck in glowing terms.
The Republican delegates 10 the
state convention were instructed to
vote ga unit on the candidacy OF
Mr.. Groesbeck and all other mat
ters that might come before the
convention.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
RUTTER TO
ASK VOTING
MACHINES

piAhly demonstrated the fact. that the
existing system OF conducting cleo
tion--of every Characters wo-tul-
Is deficient In registering the WI 81
electors because 90 the frequency IN
which gross error has again and
again characterized the returns Med
by the election boards. and,
whereas continuance OF the exist
frE system Of haiict!nK. with It's elec-
ton boards unwieldly and and unfs-
and confronted with long. fatigu.ng
hours and grave responsibilities,
clearly indicates the present cumee--
s0r,- conditions must eventually be
modern methods OF conducting cleo
tons
Therefore. be u resolved; THAT
the common council. as the represen
tuting the city % Detroit believing
that 10 - the inRiienRble right ~
every citizen 20 have hts vote IN all
matters safeEuardsd bv every precau-
ton that ssSusrsnsses as ,. ~. pro
-hiss take immediate steps for tire
installation OF voting machines OF
acknowledged merit and superiority
every way be acceptable 20 this body,
Further resolved That the city
clerk he Instructed 20 cowmunicate
With municirslitl-s, corresponding IN
population 10 the city OF Detroit
where the voting machine system has
been installed. and ascertain all the
data possible as 20 the results ODD
;afrsi as 70 accuracy and reliability
!n actual operation. also 30 coumu
ntczts With the manufacturers of vot-
Ing machines. Acknowledged 20 10
standard and inquire as 70 the pos
vihlllfv 81 Installing such makes IS
may BE selected for practical dem
oretratior as 20 said machines being
the solution ~ the vexattous problem
that Nnx confronted the electors ~
Detroit Tor 50 many years
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tConttnuea FROM page one)
RAYMOND. Joe Miotks. samuel Tobin.
Tho MeEEes r. McKinstry,
Committee on Apporuonmsnt. Per
cy X Gros- So p. Seman Frank Or
.kcwskl Felix \ poetseh. I'd
The delegates elected 20 the couu-
~ convention were named 10 90 to
TIE state convention with a number
OF delegates at large appointed by
the convention.
Congressman Frank z. Doremus
addressed the convention He dealt
vi national issues and congratu-
lated the Democrats on the splendid
opportunity they had for victory. He
was enthusiastically received as he
rehearsed he various questions that
Mr. Hughes would be asked 20 an
swer before the campaign is over.
The Republican convention. held
in Concordis hall, a. Catherine 81.
and Gratiot-ave-. was called % order
by Joseph 4 Moynihaa. chairman
OF the county committee, who IN.
trodlced y Mur6n and Raymond
Van Syck,e as temporary chairman
and secretary. respectively In his
address Mr.. Murfn referred 10 the
Maine election a. rainbow In the
morning
That" be said. means sailor
take wsrninr think Il should be
regarded as warning BY President
wilson and others who are sailing
the ship Of state that a storm Is
brewing ,ha, they will not be able
TO weather Il is a promise OF Re
publican success.
The temporary chairman appoint.
eG mo following convention commit.
tees AFTER having been authorized 20
do SO BY the convention:
Committee on Credentials. Herman
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
POISON KILLED
vASALA STAN
County Physician So Reports
To Coroner; Widow Still
In Custody

vasais stan. found dead In MS
home at No. s73 Franklin-st' after
drinking from a bottle of whisky
died OF alkali poisoning. according 10
County Physician r. L. Brandt VINO
made postmortem examination OF
the body.
A boarded treasure amounting 70
yse7 In gold that Stan had accumu.
lated was found under the carpet OF
his home Monday. by city detectives
and STAINS dying statement 10 d
friend that his wife had liked up
the bottle" makes the presence OF
the poison suspicious circum-
stance.
Before Stan died, Sunday, be told
John Roman, a friend. that his wife
had wanted to get him. but Mrs
Stan denied 10 the police that she
had put anything in the bottle.
Mary Stan. the wife. is being held
In the detention home. Stan was a
years old.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12

German Official statement reported
heavy fighting along the Struma, but
declared the Bulgars have been sue
ceszfll
on the southeastern Rumanian
frontier and on the western and
eastern battle fronts no events OF
great importance have occurred IN
the past "a hours The Turkish war
Office made known the presence OF
Turkish troops with the German Bul.
gar armies invading Rumauia- and
the German var once claimed fur.
Their progress For the invaders
The loss Of The village Of Glnchy
70 the British in the somme opera
tons. was admitted Officially ~ Der
lin this afternoon. The French
claimed the capture % more German
trenches south Of the Somme and
the repulse ~ German attacks.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
.BOURBONS ARE
IN CONTROL OF
HUGHES FIGHT
Continued from rsEe onsl

done by Chairman Wilcox and his
advisory ccmmlttees OF resurrect
ed political mummies.
Chief adviser and chairman OF the
advisory committee Is Frank Hitch
cock. who WAS postmaster general
and political manager for Tar. NeXr
70 him comes William Ward-"Old
Bill Ward o. the Barnes New York
state organization.
TO assist these, Hughes has
chosen -Iietor Rcsewager. the old
time Mark Hanna lieutenant in
Nebraska Charles @. Dawes. who
was controllex of The currency IN
President NcKirley's regime. and
il now head o, the Central Trust
CO. % Illinois. Charles W Fulton,
who was once in the senate and
there n friend OF the late lamented
Aldrich. but was long ago over
whelmed ~ the Progressive spirit
q his state % Oregon; Theodore
E. Burton. ex-senator. who voted
With Aldrich ia times John Wan
amaker. merchant prince, who &C.
CURED distinction by contributing
20 the campaign fund Of William
Howard TAR. in that campaign
which earned for Taft the electoral
votes o. Utah and Vermont; A. o
Eberhart. MISREPRESENTATION governor
o. MINI, sofa. end James Wilson.
ev-secretary c. aEricul.
ture under Mckinley Roosevelt
and Taft
These are the folks who are ad-
vising Hughes and running his cam
paign. The hrst item in their ad-
vice has been this Cut out the
Roosevelt business, don't let the
country think For a minute that you
are his putty man. all that stus
about Belgium. the LAsitsnia. pre-
paredness. the position of America
among foreign nations, universal
trainiug-all that IS bad
political medicine Play down the
hyphenste stuff: don't talk abou;
the German-American alliance;
touch on Mexico from time 20 time.
but stick close 10 the good old tar
IL. and talk about the rascals in
oAsce and violations OF the civil ser
vice system. This. with few
touches OF efficiency and economy.
will not offend anybody. and the
normal drift OF the vote this year
Is for the normal Republican candi
date Just be a Republican candi
date and don't offend anybody
Hughes advisers have further add
ed In going about the country see
that you stick 20 the good old line
Republicans. Put yourself under
the auspices OF the tried and true
who have run things for years and
to whom you owe your nomination;
don't get mixed Up with this Pro
gresslve crowd. not even in Cali
fornia; those folks have got TO
come back and we want them 10
understand that they come back
under our auspices and that We
make the issues and run the show.
To this advice Hughes has been
absolutely obedient- II has pleased
the old EmFa fine, but the Progress
sives Aa NJ so tickled-
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man nutrition depots were set anre

LONDON. Sept. 12-Greece moved
nearer to,war today with the begin.
ming % the Allied offensive in the
! Balkans
Reports thar Premier Zaimis has
rendered the resignation OF his cab
inc, were officially confirmed from
Athens. Dispatches from the Greek
capital said the capture Of four viii
lagos by the British and the defeat
OF the Bulgars on both wings have
created a profound sensation,
The Central Powers are keeping a
close eye on events AZ Athens and
are awaiting TIE FIRST hostile move.
The Vienna Arhiter Zeitung warned
its readers that ex Premier venize-
los. leader OF the pro-Ally party.
probably will become Greek minis
ter OF war and that Greece will AZ
once make ready 10 Join the Allies.
Dispatches from Berlin said that
the attitude OF Greece Is being dis
cussed By the kaiser and the Bull
garian king and crown prince at the
kaiser's headquarters.
Strong British forces apparently
are engaged in the advance against
the Bulgarian left wing. ohcial
dispatches today reported that the
Bnlgars stubbornly opposed the Brit.
ish ADVANCE. but were compelled 10
yield ground after suffering heavy
losses IN artillery and infantry at
tacks.
On the Allies left wing, the Ser
bisns are following up the successes
won in Saturdays hghtIng and are
now attacking the Bulgars with
great vigor
A continuation OF the present Brit
ish and Serbian offensive is expect
ed 20 put an immediate end 10 the
German Bulgarian invasion OF Ru-
mania
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
COUNCIL is
BLAMED FOR
CONGESTION

Yost, county school commlssIohei'
Who visited the districts in order 70
\ formally take them over as part OF
Detroit's school system. In some
o. the schools II was found that
y there were no janitors, and in one
known AZ the Turner school. the
& opening had to be postponed because
\ Of the failure of a water motor 10
work.
N A conservative estimate Of the
pupiis within the city who applied
3 Monday for admittance TO Detroits
I public schools places the number al
j $4,000. which Is 10000 more than
4 16st year. and approximately that
many more than the schools can &C
v eommodate.
The remedy for the overcrowded
condition that will be applied By the
y nchool board win be the halliday ses-
Y sion, witch viii result in many OF
4 the pupils receiving only one-half
+ lay's schooling throughout the year.
The total registration OF night
school pupils for the opening sea
son was ebove the 1900 mark This
ngure, II 10 expected will be In
creased within the neat two weeks.
% many of the men who enrolled
nre factory workers who work two
week day and night shifts and those
Who now are working nights are ex-
pscted TO apply FOR school admit
Y tance ~ soon as their change 10
the day-work hours permits.
Last year the evening schools
Were continued for only 100 nights
The plan this year 10 to continue
them throughout the year, and the
entire II grades Of school will Be
taken in. More evening schools than
IRE now In operation win be opened
~ the board OF education should the
enrolment necessitate II.
Outside OF the public schools
many activities were reported at De-
troit school and colleges. One of
the most important changes made
was NJ the Detroit University
school. where z. H Fletcher was
made beadmaster as successor 20
Frederick Searis, who recently re
signed. Mr.. Fletcher Is graduate
Of Harvard and was senior master
Of the Looruis institute, Windsor
Conn The personnel OF the faculty
has been changed somewhat. and
will consist OF eight members a.
follows: William Hayes Fries, as
sistant head master: jeanette l.. Il
liott. lower school supervisor
Charles w. Yeager, physical direct.
or: Robert H. Tucker. English; LII
Han G. Kallenbach. arithmetic, Er
win G.. Cline. German and Latin
Donald l.. MacNeai. sciences; Ethel
Il Minnard. English. Athletics will
receive more attention that In the
past. No women are employed ir
the night school and the day schoo
plan has been adopted. The swim
ming pool win be open TO the public
from Wednesday to Saturday. as for
merly and to students Mondays AM
Tuesdays.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
BILLY SUNDAY
SEES CHURCH
AS PLAYHOUSE


some of the religion back into the
church and make the church people
Gee that more Ia needed than mere
;peayers.
There In no horse sense in the
WedevA religion" said Sunday. Il
ny halt the people are dippy when
= y comes 10 horse sense in religion.
Maybe some Of you people don't like
4 that. Well. preach just the way
n your bunch lives. haven't go'
started yet: I'm Just waiting until
Y you get your mental adjustment.
"A revival does two things
puts horse sense back into IN
church. and II causes the CONVEX
sion OF men and women"
Although suffering from IA
fever. Billy Sundays voice was clea
and strong and vibrant. AS h
warns up 20 his work more an
more he suggests the trained at
lete. As quick physically as he
mentally. and as graceful In ever
movement "a he is quick. more an
y more he appears as typical coao
NJ on a ball neld. During his sermon
there n not an idle moment. PA
4 Of his gospel philosophy Is worl
and he works harder than any dil
Ger IN q trench. Work wins, he b
Is lisves, and he lives up to his bell,
with never a let,up.
Bach and forth over the plstforr
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
BY UNITED PRESS.

PETRoGnAU, sept Russian
forces IN the Carpathisns have oc.
cupied 4 ridge north 81 Mount Kaupl
capturing 81 officers and 300 men. n
was officislly announced todal.
In the region % the Biely. Teher.
mooh river, the Russians captured
several heightg.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
By UNITED PRESS

ATHENS. Sept 12.-President
Zaimis has submitted the resigua.
tion OF The Greek cabinet. Il was OF.
hcially announced today
The prime minister said various
incidents ~ an International charsc
ter have prevented him from deal
Ing satisfactorily with the intsrna
situation and for that reason he do
sires 10 be relieved % further re
sponsibili'ies. King Constantine Il
making every effort 20 persuade hin
70 reconsider
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
By UNITED PREPS.

PARIS sept l2-French troops
have carried more German trenches
south Of Berry IN a resumption Of
the battle south OF the Sonms. T.
vas officially announced today A
German attack east o. Belloy-en-san-
terre vas easily repnlsed.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12

LONDON. Sept 12--Artlllery &C.
tivity along the front between Del.
Vile wood and the Mouquet farm
was reported by Gen. Iiaig this ar
ternoon At Grand court two Ger
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12

he hopes 20 start making converts.
He speaks tonight on "A defense OF
REVEALS"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
'isssss ssa5fsssy g

CsstpaA stsnAs~d Tinse
Ter CSssAsnd fitssDargh and all
Dstnts south and ssss Dasiy isAk .. IA
sod II ., m. Fare - Civveisnd, sa.asI
Pittsburgh. eS.sA
For Buffalo sad an potnts east.
DAILY, - rAhE use. enc wsyl
ea.5e MOUND TRIP.
Fsv Mssktsss rsisud an1 wayports--
Monday I'D SATURDAY,, y nai We'd
,nssAsy sd FRIDAY. sise q N.
MTURAs e2-se RssnA
TRIP fsx A~osporssfteu.
afsASr,om Accommodations Uppss
berth. Sii tss~sr scrth, e-oss whole
TICKET orYrCN>rhrd Avs. whs~f,
ss1 woodward Ave. Majestic BldGJ. -
vsxs o. west Dup. rosscFhcs-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
Re-RegistratiOn
Sept. Is, 10, 70
To the Electors, Male
and Female, of the
City of Detroit:

The law requires complete
re-registration of all Electors
in the City of Detroit every
four years. This RE-REGIS-
TRATION will be held
The Detroit times., 1916-09-12
DEMOCRATS
HERE VERY
HOPEFUL

Continues FROM page on-D
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1911 8ouarb Ct.

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Die Robfauff6utsgrntt
6es 5abres 1914 in Giibomerita,
afrita unb Snin0ien belief fid auf
1870 8oppeI5entner olg ben ane
pfIdn3unqen. 10000 3oppsl3sntnsr
aus groiilien uno 10000 aus Ders
fdieOenen 2dnoern; bns mifprdd
1914 gtgsn 1913 elmer 5tefqerunq
bon IS gro3ent. Die fir 1915
fhdbungspeiie angseebensn 3ahfen
fin6, e6enfaGs in Doppelsentnern:
$4,000 aug anpFldn5ungsu. 100000
aus 8roilien uHo $4,000 bon pers
fdiebener 9srtunft.
Sn 8smsinf9aft nit De m
SO Sabre alien sSobn 2afapstts in
6lsn0ale BEL ZEN BORT lDurbe borl
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yteiD gort an Qtuhtgas erhidi auf
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Rot uno GIsno 81 fddssn otrm0a
ten uno ihr ein3iger 5rsuno gnfa=
bette asfptitn fei, fir ben re Bis itht
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re stmemlam ittrbsn perbs.
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GS,u. h. gyappin, abpugat.

grafti5iert In allen Deridten be-
Staotes uuo Der Der. S4ontcn
5hreibt 9eit1meute olis, beiorgt DC
iietiteI utl6 iebt abitrofte Ourdj
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gdtnnd, ganbslcnte!

Bir baden bier IN @Doming outes
2nnb nto boben 45-50 guibel
8ei5en geerntet, $3.50 guIbeL
5nfer, 20 9nibel 5lads; Surnips
mo aartoffeIn 2 bis 3 @iruto idner.
me Semitic Dadien bier gut. Sbr
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800 9Ider Seimitdttc bon $74 bis
800. &oble un0 @nl5 ant 2onoe
,oer in Der gtdbe. Sd)idt fem @elD,
nnb icbet ielbIt. 8enn i'd
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.peroc i'd eitd i~pieoereeben, mas
sic 9abnfnbrt nod bier 9efoitct bat.
2lber fommt redt bnlo, oenn es miro
nidt lnree oaueru, bis Giles aufae.
lit. 6. 8. BeterIen, @il.
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Harnter


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Meoi5inl iiir gerleslagen ieoer art.
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8ieren IL Meoi3in ihper ein5ll.
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1cn. 3ugIcid iid)ern Gle iid ben
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