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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
Small Boys Sw arm
Grounds to Meet
Early Wagons
ONE WAITED ON
LOT" ALL NIGHT
Canvas "BOss" DiscOv-
ers Child, and Is
Frightened

big" Haley. the show ground
boss" looked from under his from.
tier hat into 'hc lifting gloom for
tome semblance of the first wagon.
and then "cussed." Never had they
been SO late, and the sting OF the
nipping gale on the river. As he
stood like a sentinel In the middle
Of the Jeffersop,Ave. show grounds
only served to make him the more
impatient.
He "cupped' his ear for some
sound OF clacl.ins hoofs on the pave
ment, but all he heard was the
wind ard the rumble OF street car
n the distance. and the boss" OF
Buffalo Bills Wild West and the
10l Ranch shows started of for the
street when something caught his
overcoat.
Say. mister. ain't they goin' to
be no show?" soft little voice
pleaded In a tremor.
Now Big" Haley was a man to
be feared by the reckless under.
lings he bossej. and he had never
been known to finch for anyone,
but the voice behind him. and the
tug at his coat. nearly made him
Jump out OF his boots"
Great guns. Never sneak up
behind me tina; way again." he ad-
monished the youngster in evident
perturbation.
II didrt sneak up behind va, mis-
ter" the child said meekly as he
shook In the cold IL been here since
.ast night-and-and-I--I-- Just
woke up when va started TO Gus
been waitin' for tn show"
Big" Haley softened. 1T don't
Look like there'il be any show" he
said. I've been here for more than
oatinuea ON Page TwoD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
THE WEATHER

nnd saturday. fair. moderate to fresh
"a OuthNeat Ia west winds.
Lower Michigan Fair Friday nlgb<
and saturday
Viper I.skest Moderate variable
winds, fair Friday night and satur-
day.
Lower Lakest Moderate south wes,
to west svtndst generally fair FTiday
night and saturday.
HIGhest temperature this date lr
pnst - years. No, In 1905, lowest. 10
In tSO1.
One year ago todsyi Highest ten-
perature, ~, lowest. -, mean. 30
cloudy weather with .O1 inch Of ralH
dueing early morning.
The sum sets at Ss8S p. m. Friday
and rtses ~ 6t2t .. m. Saturday.
The moon sets at II 10 ,. m. Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
LOVE NOTES
ARE READ
IN COURT
Mrs. Sypniewski Sent
Tender Missives to
Undertaken
CAUSED SPLIT
IN BUSINESS
Ex-Partner of Alleged
Lover Important
Witness

Love letters to an undertaken
might have been the title OF q chap
ter Of tho Sypniewslis' marital his-
tory. Tie amorous communications
of Mrs. Anna sypniewski to Joseph
A. Jeka. the man whom her hus-
band Joseph ohad pointed out trdda
the witness stSnf - having hfCtsg
up his home. save - new turn
Thursday. to the divorce suit she d
bringing against the Hamtramch
saloonke2per.
The letters were introduced In
evidence through Hugh J. Dreyer.
the former partner of Jeka. who had
received them at the undertaking.
establishment which the two men
operated and opened them to deliv.
er to Jeka he testified.
you dear heart, write me q let
ter" says one of Mrs. Sypniewski's
letters, in which she gave instruc-
tions to her lover to direct the mis-
sives to Clara Sypniewski, her
niece.
This missive was signed "Krak-
sa." The interpreter who read II
from the Polish declared 1t meant
Sewer pipe.' from which Judge
Murphy inferred that its derived
meaning was Sub rosa"
Several cards were introduced,
written hy Mrs. Sypniewski to Jeka
with greetings from your dear
sweetheart" etc.
Dreyer is no longer a partner Of
.Ieka as the clapdestine friendship
that is alleged to have existed be-
tween Mrs. Sypniewski and Jeka
brought a split. Dreyer testified
for Sypniewski.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

nounced since the outbreak of the
war. Fresuma bly, the Zeppelin was
brought down in the North Sea Just
off rhe Schlesweg coast.
Two days ago the L-2C was wreck
ed on the southwestern coast Of Nor
way, while returning from an air
ra!d on southwestern Scotland and
totally destroyed The last Zeppelin
destroyed previous TO this occur
renee was the Lis, which was
shot down March Is. off the mouth
of the Thames after raid on Lon
don.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
Gas Bag Is Thirtieth
Lost by Teutons Dur
ing War
GERMANS ENTER
FRENCH TRENCHES
Paris Admits Loss of a
Few Advanced Yer
dun Positions

PARIS, May 5.-0erman
troops made q violent attack
last night against French POSI-.
tions north Of Hin 3o4, the key.
stone Of the French defense
northwest Of verdun, the attack
being preceded by violent artiI-
lery firing. The Germans en-
tered French advanced trenches
at q few points, the war office
announced, but elsewhere were
repuIsed.
East Of the Meuse and In the
Woevre, intermittent bom-
bardment occurred. South Of
the somme the German attack
failed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
CAMPAU-GRAY
SUIT SETTLED
OUT OF COURT

Suit for the ownership OF a river
front tract OF land beyond the east
city limits brought by Daniel J.
Campau agains; Edward Gray, has
been settled ou; Of court. The tract
was sold by Campau 10 Gray. who
started to make a novel subdivision
Of the property. Campau brought
suit to recover the land. The sale
price was In the neighborhood Of
100000. Gray claims that the land
ls now worth almost 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
BRAZIL ROUSED
BY TORPEDOING
OF HER STEAMER

RIO JANEiRO. May 5.--The Bra
xilian government has notified the
German legation that II has ordered
IN urgent inquiry into the sinking
Of the Brazilian steamer. Rio Bran
CO, in order to be able to act with
certainty for the defense OF It's
neutral rights.
Oficial kilograms received here
announce that the Rio Branco was
torpedoed. The newspapers are
greatly aroused and unanimously
demand energetic intervention by
the Brazilian government.
Yesterday the Jornal do Concrete
advocated cooperation with the
United States to oppose submarine
warfare as II has been carried on.
It's lead Is followed today by the
,ther newspapers. which are strong
N their denuncistlon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
AMERICAN HELD
As IRISH REBEL
James Sullivan, Formerly Min
lister to Santo Domingo,
Under Arrest

LONDON. May 4.-James Sullivan,
until a few months ago American
minister to Santo Domingo, has been
arrested ut Dublin, in connection
with the rebellion.
American Ambassador Page las,
night made inquiries at the foreign
Office concerning Sullivan's arrest.
Sullivan has 5een brought to Eng
land. Page asked what charge has
been preferred against him and what
procedure will be taken.
See BalIertine n you are big and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
sy RoDERr }. DgNoga. 4
Et0n Correspondent United Troe(


WASHINGTON. May 6.-WJ1H4&
10 minutes after the nnai-and ~
vital-paragraphs Of the 0ermanl
reply to Americas submarine wuxA
fare demands had reached WppAet
inston, President Wilson and ~:
cabinet met to consider the Co.!
municat.on. Y
Cabine. members had been -;
ting the reply piecemeal from u0I
press telegraph wires. They vo091
into conference with one appaturl
thought--Germany has conceded -
demands Of the United States. bNt'
there was some showing Of uncouk' \
:ainty because Of the conditi6Qe'
made. WI
The sudden transition In the 0egs;
man note from its sarcastic an11
contentious tone, belittling the Uhlt'
ed Statee attitude. to nat sta4es'
ments that me, practically al con-
(ContinueA sa Paxe TweD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
Regards Conference
Program As Satisfac-
tory to Mexico
WILSON ALSO
GIVES APPROVAL
Agreement Provides
for Control of All
Troop Movements

MEXICO CITY. May 5.-Gen. Car
-anza has accepted the United
States proposals I'm principle" as
they were outlined at the Scott
Obregon conference. II was an
nounced by Carranza's secretary to-
day. The secretary further stated
that the ott-obregon conferences
reached a satisfactory solution ~
ssrdins the presence Of American
troops In chihuahua, Mex"
WASHINGTON. May 5.-Maj..
Gen. Hugh L. Scott. chief Of stan
Of the American army, was Thurs-
day instructed by Secretary OF War
Baker to notify Gen. Alvaro Obre.
gon, the Carranza minister OF war,
that President Wilson entirely ap-
proved the tentative agreement
drawn up at the border conferences.
The president Thursday issued the
following statement:
~ have examined with the sec
retary OF war. the report made by
Gen. Hugh l.. Scott Of the confer
ence between him and Gen. Obre.
fon. secretary OF war OF the repub-
lie Of Mexico.
"The report includes tentative
agreement covering the future oper-
ations of both the American and
Mexican military forces. and evi.
dences cordial cooperation between
the two governments in their com.
mon purpose"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

LONDON. May b.-A German Yep
nelin was destroyed by a British
cruiser OF Schloswig yesterday. the
sdmiralty announced this afternoon.
This is the S0th Zeppelin whose
destruction has been ofIicially an.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

Hest Of wages paid. Positions open
for girls In our new nat work depart
ment. Experience not necessary. Ap-
ply at once Trojan Laundry Co.
Woodward, at Hnrper.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
TOday's Ball Games

American
ST. Louis at Detroit, cloudy.
New York at Boston, cloudy.
Washington at Philadelphia rain.
Cleveland at Chicago. cloudy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

1ugrown nails, fallen arches. corus.
mliouses. Edw. T.. Moore. u. Op.. foot
pecialist. 220 Woodward. Testlmon
ais. soc 90 s2.--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05
National

Boston Mt New 'ork, rain.
Philadelphia y: Brooklyn, rain.
Chicago at Pittsburgh, clear.
Cincinnati ut ST. Louis. clear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

Oh. 2773. n. r. 3. 90. Suns. o-il.--Ad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-05

See Ballentlne n you are big and
fat. Suits $25 to $50.-Adv
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
WHEELING MAN
PRAISES TANLAC
Says He Is in Position to Know by
Past Experience Just What
Tanlac Will Do.
TAKE HIS ADVICE.

81 feel as though | can speak with
confidence about Tanlac. for it did
wonders for me. and before taking 1t
had tried Il great many other rrepar-
atoms without r"sult," declared an
other Wheeling cndnrser of the new
medicine. Mr.. II. Hume, 1915 Jacob
street.
II suffered with stomach trouble.
lacked appetite. and. in fact. was all
run down. ut by taking ;his remedy
have been brought back in fine
shape. and my stomach is an alto
cnth"r different stomach. and car
heartily al every meal and relish
Things set before me- as never did
before. I'm not restless and nervous
any more, either and sleep fine. which
is something | did moi do before. so
you see | have cause to he thankful
for what Tanlac did for me. and trust
man. others will through my advice
learn of what it will really do for
folks troubled with stomach trouble
as | was"
Did you ever stop an engineer 10
find ont why it was he was Tuning
over an engine or locomotive that
didn't seem 10 be working well? We'll.
the minute you get something wrong
with the stomach Of an engine or
human II is all the same. lhlnSS De-
gin slowing down. There isn't any
steam there. You wont, get steam.
either. until you got things working
right in the FIRE box So 1t is with
our stomach. Headaches. sluggish
feelings. pains. dizzy spells. weak:
languid feelings. sleeplessneSs. loss OF
energy. appetite and weight follow
when the stomach goes wrong. How
to clear the system up is the question.
quarter million say take Tanlac.
What does Tanlac doJ 1t first clears
the system of waste. then it aids ma
ture in restoring the digestive or"nrs
to normal Result health. Perfect
health: and so many praise It here in
Wheeling now. you. too, should get
on the road to health via The Tanl3c
route. It is 81 at c. H: Griest & Cos.
drug store.-Adv.