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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
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llnb Ser aDnisin glilabetb iaIutiren
llnb Sic cil1selnen Sruppenperbdnbe
Strange in Rem Mauioleum nieberlesen
lpllen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
Sladt an perIdieocnen @tellen
feinolihc Sdansgrdbcn ein."
i sStalieniid)c Nrunt.

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lirh bon @Drs nnb onf bem 8arit ipar
|seitefn bas Mrtillerieieuer fir einigc
Belt lebr 1eftig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
anntn1orbtn 5ur @dlQdtbant gtfuuttt.
9Rostotuiter bri,. e. 'brem rm,,,dnifdoeu autirten
otet tauien> e xqe MeniDenopfer.

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Abcr lire snpc ba @obuacu Der serbnan n
DC DeOOfe1eno hm5ansnns Der rnmanhen pbnen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

SIN saasOeparmen berrden 3neel ber ben Gbaatter Ds

1e eng1le 8e9eru9 fcnt 3eit Scr gun
oesfeslung 'eb ano 5h n'adeh @ieacid @pfnung
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9e'nt 9eaen Gmoa9o au Seesnitte en Gin Ger9 baB
@aro nht nad Berlin 5uridfcbren
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02
Bon pcr @ctttront.
Seine &an,pfc ppm Ycbcutn,,g.

8erli IN ibcr GaDbille, 1. Seq.
Das @rpBc 6auptauartier melDet benz
tc, bab an ser @eltfrnnt feline nen@
ne,,sipertbe acnoeruug ber aricsslage
cil1setrctcn lit.
Baris, I. Sea. 9as fran5DiiIdc
&riessamt berDffcntlibt belltc oas folz
.9cnbe 8nHetin:
Sic portge Macbt berliei an nniez
rer snn5en Srpnt rubig."
ul1niere Bliegerseldipaber bpmbars
Dirten geitert abenb Snbrifen in Sbiz
pnbille llnb feinblidc Eager III Der
gtdbe BON 9anibillers.
2on 5 ON, I. Sea. Sic beltige
|amtlide &ricssmelbung beiust:
o@eitern Ibenb berlibte bcr Semi
nnIerc Sdiitengrdbeu iiiblid ppl1
gscnpc Gbapelle 5ll iiberrlmpcln. ipurs
Be aber nertricbcn. Siiblid ppn Ir=
n,cntieres orauseu mir in ser poriger
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

IfN''i'U. "" etuel Stlte9sIIpllI Don tll5S
lgclninnlt beinabe 200 0lcilel,, sipcds
sntlaltlng Scr runldniiden Sronten,
berlbtet bas @robe $oauptqlartier nod
Spl9enbes:
v0itfront. slrneesruppe bes grin@
| sen 2eopolb bon 8apcrn: giirfiIdbc
1ritppen an Der 3lota Qipa lcbluaen
|gcltern mebrere snsriffc ser Mullen
ab unb berfolgten pann Sen 5llriicfipeiz
derbcn Seino, i'm, ldipcrc gerlu}te
hetbringcnS. snh 5ablreidc @cfanae<
nc ipurbcn BON ibnen cingcbrabt.
Die rniiiide Nselbmng.
ct. PETERSBURG, iiber 2on-
ppn, l. Sea. Sas beutigc amtliebe ru1<
l1llcbe 8rie9sbulletin berfiinbet, baB sic
neuc rullilbc Sffenlipe an Der run,az
1rlld)cn @rer5c iiiOlid bon airlibaba
erfplgreid ipar. (?) Srob Ser bcfti9z
item @esenaneriffc Ser Gcutlden be-
lceten bic 9tnilcn cine san5e &ette bprS
| tiger snboben. (slus bieler 1,idtsia-
9enhen nnb fleil1lauten Melbnng pes
| iont 10 groBnduligen ruliil6enariegsz
antes labt lib Scr galt5c Miberfolg
Der nellen rrliiiden Sffenlibe' berausz
lclen. Mnm. 5. Geb.
Sic bcrscbIiden @saiirnopfer Der
9lniicm.
g8 ten, iioer 2pnbpn, 1. Sea. Sic
I. unb t. @eeresleituns CAB seltcrn
baS folgenbe ariessb,,Ictin alls:
sSlpAben ben, HSnls unh bcn Gare
tar @Gaiie ieeen Die yililIen ibre Mal1
Icnansriffc 5ipeds piilfeleiitlng fit bie
Ito bart bcbrdnsten Nlundncn llnnnterz
brod)en fort. Sic 8eere Ser @enerdle
ar5 nno 8pepcB finpfen Sag, ltnb
gtadt erbittett sesen oie fortlpabrens
Den @nsriffe Ocs @sgners. Sin berz
id)iebenen gtellen tam es 5u Soanbz
senensen. Sic rltllilde Sffenlibe lit
jebph Elm Scbll6lag llnb fleine lpfalc
@rfolge fDnneu ,1i1ts al ber Sbat@
Iae1e dl1bern, bab Bic fiir6terli1cn
Menldenopfer Ser Nuiien au6 geltern
tpieber ber9ebli1 iparen. Sic S1ladt
oallert icbpd, nod an
sluss Wsa5cbpnic,.
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|&rieg5amt melpct beute, baB sic pellt%
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mnternabmen. Sic serbelL lpllen je@
bplb alle tbrc GteIlungeu big auf ipcniz
| se gdan5engraben bcbauptet baben.
Ser 8erid)t Ialtet:
.Gie bentlb bulgarilben Streit@
frdftc llnternabn,en am Mittlpud 5ipei
bcftige sngriffe gegen bie an oen borz
bcrgebenben gagen BON Ben Serbcn
llprbipcltli6 BON G}runiibte crpbcrteu
stcllunsen. 9iele @cgenansriffe re-
lultirten fir Den Seinb in einern MeiB@
erfplgc nnter lcbipercn@crlnlten. Gntr6
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bod, in einigen g1iibensrabell. Die
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ter ane bcbclttenberen militarii6cn
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|Bliegern nit 9onben bciporfen ipprs
ben.
Bon pcr @ctttro,,t.
l&cinc &impfc bpm Yebcntnns.
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9as GroBe @auptauartier melbet bens
tc, bab an ser @eltfrnnt feline nenz
neusipertbe acnoerung Ser aricgslage
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

sarct o bercis bon Der bebcrg peraln Ic Wi Ser be
obdt9n ber5wcln" @ertbcbisuns Scr gabt prb cs poh
gapern 9 ser5pflnns miro aaerSings onnen peun Sic
"o'den Seras Der staot bcginnen ben Miea
.ssoean Der S'eanonsbeere gcu6e @csenanerif @a5e
oon'en ~ NidBs Neles ser sBcifront gu berid,cn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-02

@iaa be1cetc in CHIHUAHUA sll@
erIt sic @allcripcrfc CT mill ippbl
hei @rpan 2iebfinb maiden?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TWO DAILY SESSIONS
OF COURT ARE FAVORED
'""ncii ADOPTS Ordinance Providing
Tor such Program in Peters
buiH'S Police Tribunal.
NOW GOES Up TO ALDERMEN
measure Is in Interest of ECONOMY.
anu Is Recommended by Commit
rec Which Investigated Conditions
in Police Station.
lSpeelai to Thc rimns.ni.

iSpectt to The Times Dispatcnl
FcTERSHCiG. VA. March III The
Council at its meeting iust night adopt-
'" an ordinance providing Tor two
"'iiN sessions of the Police Court. {?
~ VI. ana :. II. ana for IL sunday
.""'hlhS court while found necessary.
"a" ordinance Will have to b. passed
upon ny the Aldermen At Monday
nE", meeting. This measure is in
the interest OF economy. having been
recommended by the committee APP
pointed TO investigate conditions at the
ponce station ana the Jail and 10 look
N''" INC matter Of caring for prison
vFS. me committee believes that much
'HpeNs" can hc saved to the city in
the matter of commitmcn, of prison
rrs to Jail by having extra sessions
OF the Police Court. Recommendation
5 also made for the appointment for a
SIcclat committee 10 inquire into the
N"cds OF the police department and
l"ok INTO the matter Of a new police
huildtns or the cularEing and i,nprov-
irs Of the present one so as To meet
all requirements. This Is. beyond
doubt, the greatest need OF the depart
frenL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
MAKE YOUR OWN
LIQUORS AT HOME
Any One Can Now Make Their
Own Liquors at Home
and Save Money.

Cinc.nnati, o.. MarcM IT, Ials
we'll known dist'l!er Of thlg eity has
just produced "A Concentrated f.xtrar,
with which any one car nov make.
right at home. amy Whskcy Liuior al.
Cordial, at ii saving 81 over nf,y p.r
cent of The liquor dealers prices ms
very simple and easy 4 few minute.
does the work, requiring uo apparafuy.
no boiling, no experience H-4atsocy,r.
II is SAID that the liquors are far SUI
perior to those that can be purchased
at most liquor stores, and as "a result
of this discovery thousands Of neorl.
all over the country are already max
ing their own liquors ~ nom" The
legality OF his method has been care
fully Investigated by the highest nm
thoritics and found 10 comply viii, tile
laws In every respect No on" nov
need be without their favor!tc liOUor
nh II can be made right at home on
anywhere else, in 1ify just whc,
wanted. The news OF this alnaZiug
discovery has startled the country. and
he has already received thousands %,
letters of praise. Any one can try a
quart OF his favoritc liquor tree Us
writing To NJ w. prickct,, 2l7t Univcr-
sal Bldg Cincinnati. o. and AK 70,
his Interesting booklet. "Sccrcta OF
Making Liquors at Home. which lie
Will ssnd FREQ TO any ono sending their
nAnae and addrsss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Ne opinion IL, Supreme ,,,r,

N Nc Tc0ort o. DO granting by The
supreme Court of an appeal in the
case OF Hugh II Dobson sentenced by
ia" circuit Court ~ Fairfax County
20 serve three years for criminal az
sauIt upon blanche Divine. eleven Years
Old an error was ira,c IN rcportin:-
That the court held tina, tho pcnal,y,
Imposed ny the jury WAS not the non
ats prescribed for crimes of that char
ar5or" for the court did not render
any opinion or comment whatever as
10 the merits OF tho case
Tho case is Yet 20 hc reviewed hv
til" court and ail opinion may not be
handed down until next term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Enrly ClnMinr OF SnInnns

The Council last night heard tile re-
purt OF its committee to which was
referred the petition of tho ministers
of the city asking that all saloons be
closed ut : o'clock instead OF II o'clock
as now. The committee recommended
the passage of an ordinance fixing the
Closing hour OF saloons At o'clock. ana
the matter was referred TO the Finance
Committee The probability il that the
Council may be further petitioned on
that subject.
Tho Council authorized tho appoint
m"nt ~ a deputy auditor at salary
Of Si,.oo a year, after July l, and to
Increase the pay Of plaiu-clothos oil
GERS 10 $40 per month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
v|RG|N|A VOLUNTEERS
READY FOR SERVICE
VIII Go Where President Orders
! Says .Adtutant-Gcncral
Sale.
CAN MOBILIZE AT oNCE;
Reserve Men Would Aid in Recruit
Ing Companies From Peace Foot
ing to War StrcnSth-Mcn Nre
Fully Equipped.


-, -,
lew ''" Gnu 80
'hoo'n@eo "''"'' 'N'"'H 'o"'
any designated point IN Inc S'a'' IA
case the President calls upon Governor
n g stu,r, for troons Tn, force T.
80 ,,.~
"e'hE uh"er 'eh' me companies ''"'"
lie placed on u war footing, and the
total strength NOR. than doubled The
,roons oro we'll eou,,,,a ,,a ,,nci
'o ''"'" VIC al '""'' N'''''''
-FOUR hours after receiving orders 10
mobilize.
Adiu,ant -Ccnor,, w ~ sale said
III the Pf'Sld"nt Sh'"!" car HOG
troops. tho $3.50 men and .23 officers
Of the Virginia Volunteers could he
,,, ,,, ~ . ,
MS WOW" 'h''''e 'or'F ''i'"'''S %
infantry. four batteries o. artillery,
one company OF signal corps. one field
hospital and seven hospital oorps de-
tachmenis Virginia has no cavalry or
engineers
READY TO GO WHEREVER
SENT. SAYS SALE
"Eve-v man and onicar wor,l ha
ready n 60 wbero IN. prosia.n- orders
whether INFO 8, for,i,.n country or rot
We are under his orders. and viii obey
them cxplici,lv Tho virginia militia
is now on "a rance ron,irc. which means
that the nresen, STRENGTH - about
siSty-fivc men ana three officers - ,
cornnanv. while in times o.; way me
mmmber in a c0r,pany Is uupro<i,sat.ly.
$50 men. The militia rould be ,,
cruited up 10 fun war STRENGTH mn "a
short time. as many arc ON the reserve.
list ready to enlis; for actual service
in case OF necessity"
In the even, of all The infantry in
Virginia being orranizcd into one t3c,i-
cal unit, II would be under the COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
-Four Months In .Jnil.

RUM" Middleton. colorcd. was sou.
fenced to four months In jail from tho
Police Court yesterday on a charge OF
stealing lot OF clothing from Paul
Donaldson Policeman Thurman ar
rested tho negro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Fined for Disorder.

David Khali and l.. l.. Smith we're
rucd Sln aud costs each in the Police
Court Yesterday ON a charge Of being
disorGerll. IN Stumpfs Hotel. Police
mon Goldsby ana Sweet arrested them.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
PLANS ARE
NOW READY
FOR SUNDAY
Final Touches Being
Given Revival Ar
rangements
CHOIRS EAGER TO
PRAISE IN SONG

Final arrangements for the Billy
Sunday campaign are being complet-
Cd and an air OF general satisfaction
over the preliminary work OF the
campaign can BE- felt when one vis-
It's headquarters.
Billy Sunday arrives az his home,
Winona Lake. Ind. Tuesday. for q
few days rest AFTER his strenuous
10 days At Ocean Grove One OF
the last meetings Was attended by
Gov. McFall and ex.Gov John Frank.
lin Fort. OF New Jersey.
The final practice ~ Choir No. /
viii be held Tuesday night. and
Choir No 2 Wednesday night. Any.
one wishing TO Join will And n place
in the latter. ~ he applies Tuesday
evening. in the tabernacle.
Tuesday a meeting vas held in
the Y w. c. A., al 2.30 o'clock, for
the organization OF the extension d.
vision Of the committee, and We'd
nesday az the same time the central
division will hold a meeting. volun-
teer workers are asked for and viii
receive full instructions NJ the meet.
ings or from Mas Julia Russell. in
the Y W. G. A. Miss Florence Kin.
ney. chairman OF the work 10 be
done among employed women, IS
expected TO arrive Tuesday night
CONTINUED on Page TwoJ
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
Judge To Start Battle
For Mayoralty Near
Old Home
SWEET is CHOICE
FOR GOVERNOR
Democrats Meet Here,
Thursday, To Name
Candidate

Judge Connolly Democratic nom
lnee for mayor. arrived home from
the east. Monday lie had attended
the notification ceremonies appfais
ing President Wilf0a OF fhe fact
that his party expected him go lead
on 10 victory tbs fail
Although hc viii nor start MS
regular speaking oamp.ign until
about the Erst Of the month Jude
Connolly plans TO make few al.
dresses In the iu'erum His srv
campaign speech vii aa given fat
urday night in the precinct where
be was born and lived most 81 his
life n win BE- In Baker hall ar
Baker and Eighteenth SITS. I'D shat
was until recently The frs precinct
Of the Tenth ward. On; j row or
the dividing line between fhr FIRST
and second precincts Igdge Con.
molly was born almost in the hadCw
~ this hall and stiI maintains
home there though for a sev year.
ne has made ms residence or the
Boulevard
John c Nagcl. chalr-an OF the
Democratic city committee, who Is
arranging the speaking part OF
Judge Connolly's campaign said
Tuesday that the caHd.tst- wogid
not do much talkink for the next
% vveews a. details % organic
,ion would occupy his attention
Mr. Nagel is certain that Swes'
will be named for governor by the
Democrats a. the meeting Of the
state central committee. Thursday
morning The city chairman is con.
WINGED hat be De- the logical candi-
date, and he declares that 60 is rhn
feeling OF the state committee that
he should lead the fight against NJ
Sleeper Secretary Garfield o. the
state committe. also Declare that
in his opinion Sweet will DO thf
selection He says that sentiment
from every quarter inciines 20 he
naming OF Mr. Sweet. and he De-
lieycs that he Is likely 10 be The
unanimous choice Of the committee
Mayor aMrx. like Judge Connolly
has postponed his speaking cam
paim until about the end o. th'
month. Both candidates End II b
rather irksome 10 have two month.
| between nomination and election
and both are saving their voices AM
energy for what promises 20 be
wild dash OF talk through th
| stretch.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
TWO j0YRIDERS
DEAD; z JAILED
Bay City Youths Ride In
Stolen Car Ends In
Tragedy

BAY CITY. Mich Sept John
y Duhy 20. and AnenHee GolIlet,
are dead while Russell Wilds, 10.
and John Hall ~, are IN jail as
the result OF 10Y ride I'm stolen
automobile early today Those nam.
ed with Alliance Tesant. ~. took
Judge W. u Gordon mach inc from
the garage late iart night and start.
cd for Saginaw
~ sharp tura lr the road some
eight miles from this city. they ran
into = ditch joulet's skull was
crushed end he died instantly. while
nury Wa crushed under the big
car The other thrce crawled out
from Under the wreck, but could do
nothing towards rcscuing their com.
panion because " the weight OF the
machine Wllds was employed by
JuIze Gordon a. chauffeur and had
bao 20 tho garage DuTy. Goulet
and Hall are members OF well known
and respectable fam.lies
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
CHARGES
DUPONT GOT
HER JEWELS
Woman Says Hold-Up
Was Fake To Cover
Job

The mystery 1f apr.gr.1a IN
pont 'he phantom auatys 5and re
weird story ~ be 5000 Jewel rob.
very, Or the -=evc2 n,le -cat rat
came anafirg .atG polio. rtaarlar
tiers VA tlle wee. mal hours Fridag
morn 'rg. was slI explained TGrsda
morning 9y Miss Evelyn Davis
Miss Davis W~S~he victim Of t1~
holaup shtch ste alleged. ws-nI
-caliy hoIc ~ Bay "f-ame-up. o.
arranged by pBro1 tr zer her yak
liable. And So weH f.I Dupont
have things fse7 +t4, sic didn't
even .ssVacf BE- after -aa vss strip
pea Of the fiarorG. 1l- gave Du.
1o-l aIl th money! she Rad
70 enable htr7 90 recover fbe Jewels.
"HoW did grs,iv e11 cut ths'
bc pr IT ur On r'7" she askpt
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
BREMEN CAPTURED
BRITISH BELIEVE

NEW YORK. sept The gerera.
opinion london Is that The Bri',sl
naval forces have CAPTURED ne Ger.
man merchant submarine Bremen
according 10 passengers arriving
hero today OF ths uGer Camcrunian
Tho Bremen -et various times re-
port Cd likely Co arr.re in Am rican
Vort 40 sDy mouor +.s believed BY
Londorsrs 20 bee safely slowed away
i1 some Brr.sh port so Official
claim of capigg.a che biz su5sea
merchant ship aas leeU made, bnt
the general b.ii.r la London is bar
This is being withheld lu ihe hope
that The Dcg aHerd or other SUB
~ rsibIes 81 that fspn may De cap
ared 70 Tho Sam way
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
wO Branch Freight
Yards Will Be Es-
tablished
NEGOTIATIONS
NEARING CLOSE
Road Expected To Be
Operating Here
Within Year

A. announced in The Detroii
f Times, Monday, the Pennsylvania
7Inilroad has at last decided to come
1o Detroit While the rumor that
<hiS big system was seeking an
o1lry into the wonder City OF the
4Vreets has been floating about for
zc&veral years. u was not until Mon
I1ny that any authoritative state
(dnoat to that effect was published.
HOW. if the plans OF the big system
310Sfy, within q year the road win
~ bringing passengers and freight
ITO Detreit.
The announcement. which was
do through the transportation
6Onmltsee OF the Board of Com.
z grce. carried only the bare state.
@re0t that the Pennsylvania would
ER1n trains into Detroit as soon as
lana could be made for terminal
neIlitlea and those facilities could
- established. Arthur r.. water.
I'M. traffic commissioner for the
1DoGrd Of Commerce. 'hus far has
'1een the spokesman for the Pennsyl-
>9ania.
a Mr.. Waterfall said. Tuesday morn
.ine. that he could not add much TO
tCenstsaed ON PAGE TweJ
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
FARMERAND
WIFE SHOT
BY 7 HUG
Pair On Nine-Mile-rd.
Victims of Vicious
Attack

Awakened oy man Who enter
FL bis bone az a oUt o'clock.
TUESDAY meeh.ns. Joseph Fennlgs-
dorf VINO lives on the Nine Mllerf
one block west OF NooGw ard-ave
was orutslly beaten over The head
With a club ana shot ir The chest,
and his wife wao srApple,i with the
intruder Vas shD, IN the breast ard
twice n the LEI arm The wife :
condition ~ serious
The prowIer gained entrance by
prying a screen II a rrar window
Entering the bedroom whore Fen
sIesdorl and his wife we're sie.p-
ing his movements AvtLeued the
man. Nno started ta rise Gu; ~ bod
10 NEE The intru,ie- The burglar
struck INN over the he6d knockine
him down
MIS- Fennissdorf aroused BY hsr
husbands gr0Gr leaped from the
bed and attempted 20 ho!i her hus-
cand' assaiant Tie luiled a re-
SolvsF from his pocket and fred
three tines. two ~ The bullets break
ing her arm, the other ,,rikpg her
in the breast. Although rais erupe,
fed irom the effects az the GLOW on
the head Fennlg sdorf aEain weui
after ne burglar who turned aha
-an on him. shooting him IN "a.
chest, then escaped throu-' he win
dow through which ne BAD entere'
Teunig sdorf with blood streamIne
. ON The wound in his face ran
through ire house N 'h, kitchen
procured small edliher rife ID,
fred AFTER The fleeing mar bg. falt
cd 10 h'' him
The rolice we're notified hy ,aer.
Anderson real criafe man N.
NCcdward-ave and tn" Nine Mile.
I'd. and detective and deputy hel
ins were dispatched 20 Tie r.eue
No trace OF INC egu man could q
found
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05
ESTIMATORS
WILL FIGHT TO
RETAIN JOBS

Nominees 10 the board % esH.
mates. abolished by charter amend
ment AZ the primary election. Avg
%. want to fight and have asked
Edwin G. bolton. president OF the
board TO call a meeting
Bolton said. Tuesday. no. would
call the meeting for Thursday. and
expected candidates would take
steps 10 serve out their terms. In
spite OF the charter amendment
The fight may &c 10 tho courts. II
n reported.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-05

Why because he never s5uealei
about losing the $500 hc told me
they eot And whvr came 10
think about g.. 8 remembered that
they dicn't even trouble tc pick up
he wetch and ,hait he dropped IN
tho bottom OF ne car
Well EVELYN ho salc. when :
usH.,d rc knoa whs be- didn't com
plain n wasn't $500 as { told you
b1, s,-5
n had been pny Whsr man
aed nave holla-cd. 4 = had only
aesn 4. hundred. told him"
Dupont gave nor o Understand
that he vas very Influential in De
-rt police circles. and that n he
I'D about $500 II would b very
easy Tor him TO st to the dis-
m0Cis
Nor was tha' sII wne- Dupont
Nsnr 70 jaiL pending AZ inquirs
into Is nat =, Gr-t appeared phan.
.am robbery. Boo called ou Evelyn 20
sl tim cat
"a folI sim tHa' $40 s-oo 10 got
va- all the monaf had said Eve
lyr
Eve'su told her tory 90 Assistant
Prosecutor Paul VOORHEES, and aske.l
hst Dupont Do prosecuted Davi-
-.- Hs rec. ha1 taEau her &C. din
reF De ligh' before tso robbery