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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

1926, 100000 is in live stock and s6..
O9l,OOO,OO0 in manufacturing machin.
cry, tools and implements.
The richest state is New York with
S25,Oll,OO000O Of property wealth
Then comes Illinois with Sl5,4S4 0OO
900, and Pennsylvania with Sl5.45s..
100000.
Britain's national wealth was esti.
mated a year ago at $lOS,2S0,O ,OO0, 600.
and Germany's in 1908 at s77.S64,O ,OOO..
600
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

maids an saw them to their bidng
places. My brither-in-law tuik an
auld maid wha keepit wee shop in
the toon When they reached their
journeys end. he aye bent TO kiss her
cheek. as was the custom in seein
hame, Moo Ieannot (the auld maidl
was in a gret iiuster OH Mr. Cam
eron say she-an she was all in a
tremmle-'what am to dae? Must
lift my veil?"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

What is the status Of that murder
case you are on?"
Counsel for the defense has con.
victed all US jurymen Of being the sons
Of parents. and intimates that we win
be criminals If we don't let his client
90.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

Judge-What excuse had you for
drinking?
Prisoner was dry. your honor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20
Always Complaining.

Greene-He's a hypochondriac-h
has no disease.
Wise-But he has many complaints.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20
Ec-Zene Kills Eczema.

Let us prove it. Accept no substitute. II
your Druggist does not have it, write to
EcZene Co., St. Paul. Minn.-Adv.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

Humph, remarked. casually
Seems TO me have heard that name
somewhere before.
Yes, sah he answered. with
alacrity two weeks ago. sab. Phil
adelphia Press
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20
To Cure a Cold in One Day

fake LAXATIVE BRoMo QUlN1NE Tablets
Druggists refund money IL IL fails to cure X w
GROVES signature is on each box ago
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20

'Didnr the Ore -,ra your party7"
'Ch dreadfully Not one Of the fire
men was IA syenIng drsss"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-20
A, uentine Wines

Production OF wine in Argentina is
one OF the most important industries
of the country. In 1918 the record
production of ll0.00O.OOO gallons was
reached Practically all of the wine
produced in Argentina T. of a common
variety, and for table use only The
expectation OF Argentine wines is very
limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
ROBT. WARWICK COMES
BACK TO THE STAGE.

A Nd nov Robert Warwick has come
"A back from the films At the Play
loose on Wednesday evening he VIII be
le.r a. the Captain iu Miss Grace
George production Of Captain Brass
bounds Corvcre on" Warwick has
-Ihs PIT" AID after that with DigDy
sehieysd such prominence a. q p.cl-
O.. actor there is 2 tendency 20 forget
tfs' he ever trod the regular stage.
b. he training has been LONG ana
Gorougt
lie sang IN concerts for a time and
nen went % Paris 20 study grand
,1srs roles Returning 20 this country.
ts wen, On tCe stage, getting ms r' :
,-gzgsrnent a. urdcrstucy in clad o.
y a. the Savoy Theatre in 1903. ne
ser. appeared with wilton Lsckaye in
ne Pit" and of,cr that with DigDF
s.l, Virginia Harmed and Mary Man
srng In succession.
Then Nr Warwick secured an en-
li2srert with Grace George N y
woman Way" playing Oliver " H.
~. Nezt he played in THE Dolla.
nsff,' and after that with henIy
Killer !n Her Husband's VIE" haV-
70 by this time established himself as
leading mar. he played with Mr..
-ssAs Carter in Two Women ana 4
ron tine later took ar ezcursion INFO
ONE opera, appearing with Lo1ihs
ssaaing 10 "The Balkan Princess' anN
80 LIMA AbafbancI in Miss pm
pa" he returned ~ the dramatic
s<2s - appear With Frances starr pm
- Secret" lie then appeared m lne
ll-stsf regiyais of "FOgeoale' ana
|.sbrstsd Case"
When motion pictures began % az
a. grsst popularity Sir. WarWick "hs
a'iT choEen " play leading parts hhp
eicrs long be- had acquired Eucn iDi-
eTihR that Le became known - one
y tss resi gtare H. Do now under q
srg-tern contract with ne World film
.srDsrstion. by vhose courtesy be APP
esrS With G.ss George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

chine is used for this purpose, exert
ing a pressure Of $50 tons, and ca
pablo Of cutting out 5000 steel disks
a dav. Each disk Is placed under
shaping machine, which presses the
disk into the form Of helmet with
broad brim.
Polishing and cutting machines re
move all Irregularities in the helmet,
after which holes are punched IN the
crown. some for ventilation purposes,
others for fastening on the reglmental
crest. Each helmet is cleaned and
diuned In a special mixture. when
makes it q dull, inconspicuous bluish
rrav. A lining and leather chin straps
are then fastened or. and the helmet
IS complete. Since the French army
has been protected with the helmets
the number Of deaths due 20 wounds
in the head has decreased to a re-
markable extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
FRENCH HELMETS.

sirty-four distinct operations are
sa't.sssrT 81 turning out one OF ths
tst steel helmets worn by Ffen'eh
s.elsff, fsys "Ptgson's Wcekly" me
VH step 81 stamping out cisks ron
are sheets o. steel 4 special Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
QUITE SOME COLLECTOR
IS Mr.. CECIL LEAN.

TIE guarantee goes with this story.
L /. has 70 do with Cecil Lean, Of
The Blue Paradise and it sets forth
the fact that ne is a collector. That is
rot in itself unusual, but Mr.. Lean IS
a, collector Of 80 many things that the
eredulity might be taxed. Hence the
guarantee.
Mr.. Lean is q collector OF books,
SANDS. coins. rare manuscripts and
newspapers lie has bought every book
,ublished regarding the European war
every one that he could find. at a..
events lie does not say that he has
read them all. for theAe is d limit 10
mans endurance. But he has them.
he also has nearly q hundred volumes
9, kodak pictures. taken by him IN
,vsry city In the United States during
bis travels with shows.
As for the uewspapers-weN. NJ.
Lea, has not a collection OF all the
t.vspapers ever published Really. he
has not. But he has gathered papers
which chronicle the worlds important
events, and nothing gives him greater
pleasure than 10 pore over them be
tween matinee and evening perform
noes OF "The Blue Paradise
Il have the first newspaper pub
Mhed IN Oakland. Cal, after the san
Francisco earthquake Sc SAID. at
ia combination OF three papers The
CALI The Chronicle and The EXami-
usr.i The San Francisco Offices OF these
three papers were destroyed m the
Quake. J also have a copy OF The De
troi. Free Press containing the story
a. Dewey's victory over the Spanish
feet. Then there IS the Buffalo paper
containing the rrst story o. the assas-
,ination of President Mckinley. An
other IS one. OF Grand Rapids telling
o. the hanging OF the Haymarket not
ers IN Chicago.
"Oldsr papers among ny collection
contain headlines telling Of the death
o. Queen Victoria, the assassination o.
President Lincoln and the surrender o.
Lees army 20 Grant. Jenny Lind
farewell tour is announced In others.
~The later papers. OF course. have
rot yet had time 20 become really val
uabl. have saved those describing
SCOTS i-l-fated expedition 20 the
South Pole. the great Samoan disas-
ter. the Johnstown food. the political
victories of William Mckinley, Benia-
rin Harrison. Grover Cleveland. and
! vas about 20 say The victories o.
william Jennings Bryan" But have
tie stories Of his various attempts,
and Chicago Tribune containing the
famous Cross % Cold sDeech. What's
shat' Yes. undoubtedly I would have
u7sd The New York Tribune II ! had
been living % New York at the time.
NY collection Of theatrical pro-
Cammes goes back 20 the first show
| ever ssw-'Cnder the Gasi Cht.' ]
have more than one hundred bound vol
IT,, o. programmes"
50 taere'
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
RENTS HIGH IN
DETROIT, SAYS
WOMAN SPEAKER

rls, people cannot iVe IN De
troit according 10 . schedule which
ST. prpo'lcN n other cities. N tue
e~cord'1g % Mas Helen i>ouss John
san, FORMER chairman Of the home
economies department Of tho Ma.
tlonal Federation OF Woneu's clubs
The reason for This lie the sxorbitan,
rent asked FIR houses nnd hats In
this city Miss Johnson's idsnl bud
rtt las aside % per cent Of por
IONS income for rent bot shs nnds
that % 30 entirely inadequate r.
Detroit r Is thorefDte pecessarv "a
ne money which should GO for 9th
or purposes In order 70 provide =
roof for ones head.
Miss Johnson's IDEAL budget II ~
per cent rent Is per cent 20 20 per
cent cloihoa. 20 per oent for what
she calls the higher life, which in
cludes amusement. charities. and All
wants not necessities and the res;
for food for operating a house.
Miss Johnson spoke before The
Federated Won ems clubs In the
clubhOuss. Hancock end Second
ayes Thursday morning. end In the
Twentieth Century Cub IN tho AT
1noon BIt the ethical side ~ li's
according 10 Miss Johnson. IL en-
tirely lest 10 the family Whose in
come is $500 or less "a the city
mere life H. worth living
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
STROKE Is FATAL
TO W. T. WALKER

William Theodore Walker. presi
aerr OF Tho walker g Frank Drioh
comreue. vas strk,n With heeh
failure Thursday morning while pre-
parug 20 drive his al.omotils frvD
his home $50 -1 Wclbsvs.. down
town To died a few minutss later
Mr Walker was born in Hirming-
ham. Englant IN 1913. coming TO
America aud settling IN Detroit -
years ago. Ho was associated with
tho Sprinswous Brick company
about - years ago md VAS one o.
tho firm which took over tn, bust
pes
Mr.. walker was interested m HIS
home and garden end spent his
fparo time IN cUliivet'ng howers.
His wife. Mrs. Harriet WhlkeT
and four children survive him, They
0re Mrs Arnold Robinson, William
Wavno Walker secrctor, and treap
.urcr OF The Walkol g Frank Brick
company. Mrs Eoy 81 Macsul>p
and Tuomas 4 Walker, vice prss,-
dent and sales manager OF the q,
w. Franklin company He was an
uncle Of Edgar A. Guest, OF The De
tron Free Pres.
The funeral VIII take place Mon
day. Tho Rev Frank A. Gustafson
officiating
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Stalwart New York
Press Growing
Dubious
POST REPORTS
WILSON GAINS
Tribune Prints Letter
Saying Hughes Is
'Tn Bad"

NEW YORK. oct 90 The Id.
creasing strength OF Pres. dent N3
son in the middle west IS again ad
mittcd by the New YORK Tribune
This staunchest Of Republican news
papers prints the following from @
subscriber who mas just completed
a tour OF several western states
Mr.. Hughes injured Bis own can
didacy on his hrst trip 20 thf Pa.
ciac coast One hears this every.
where. and Republicans declare r
as openly as Democrats TIRE"
Republicans from Kansas who trav
eied on the train with me dcclare-
they would vote for Wilson or stay
away from the polls after HAVING
heard Hughe. and they asseTi cd
that Kansas was strong fo- vi
sons kind of peace end prosperity
Il left New York convinced fhat
Hughes would be our next pres'.
dent. Now I am IA doubt Ny rea-
sons msy not seem very important.
but no one can 60 into the middle
vest Just nov and no. feel inst
everywhere the noW OF tide Is -.
ward Wilson
Oswald Garrison Willard editor
and owner OF the Evening Pos.
wfich has not been supporting Pres
ident Wilson's candidacy is making
. personal tour upstate In a dis
patch TO his newspaper from vest
err New York. Mr.. Willard reports
an unmistakable and surprising drift
10 President Wilson. which he says
10 strong. particularly in the small
towns.
This impression" he SAYS was
strongly confirmed by the informa-
don gained during an automobile
ride OF 1870 miles. from the begin
ming we stopped every man We met
On the road
$50 remarkable were some OF The
statements made "a 10 Republican
disaffection tina. they were hard z
believe and could no, have beef
taken at face value, had Il not beer
that they were so often checked ~
by Republican sources Of informa
tiou.
"Everywhere. the workingmer are
fiockfne TO the president and 4
there are only few farmer Ia
every election district ohsnginz
their votes. II will take 4 much
smaller msjority in New York city
10 carry the state for Wilson than
the Republicans can realize Final.
ly, Il should be noted that we ran
across Republican dissatisfaction
with the speeches of MFR Roosevelt %
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
VILLA GAINS
IN STRENGTH
Now Controls Large Portions
of chihuahua, DE Facto
Men Admit

FL PASO. Tex. Oct 20 The en-.
tire western and southern portions
OF the Mexican state OF chihuahua
IL nov under control " pancho
villa. according 20 admissions made
by Mexican detacto officials ~
Jusrez. as details of The bandit
chiefs bold raid last Tuesday on
the town Of San Andres began "a
reach the border TO-DAY
The town OF San Andres ls only
% miles west OF Chihuahua City on
the Mexico Northwestern railway
line. Despite proteststions OF Wig
orous pursuit ~ the Villistas. refu
gees al Juarez declare that Carran
sista troops are making no effort =,
chase the bandits and are avoiding
contact with them
Thousands OF Carranzista troop
brought from Southern Mexico ar,
being held in Chihuahua City 10 re
inforce the de facto garrison thers
ms military authorities expect an
other attack soon upon the city b
villa.
villa has ordered every de'scl
ment OF his command operating 1
. chihuahua 10 inform the Mexica
people be IL personally with thS
band in order 10 cause confusio
~ TO hts actual location.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
CITY ASKED 70
AID ARMENihNS



.f'. "'a,' - --s e
3a
III rra'-ce
w.
IGrf IN
'.-- 'ai,-
Tracy '.-
Ea and
nd Is "Tb
a1d.nF ara
Ho1ed ma ne
events '
-ar'f 10 'N. .7
f'-
rz ai-ea-. ."r'. 7As ao'
.u~ r also -9Eft .aa'
97--'.'
RELIEF Gay ana
~. b" 7-s-- 'aH' .'''@ '.'.7
0E '1@0 7''' H0a place o'
cons p'e2oH' 0.'c@s
The fao's stated D. 80 An r'''
--1f''ee for Armenian ana '''''.
relief are that 'he Armenian n0"
.,.l-- r, -.,-rav oo~atr ard zv~le
.- 81.
-rfov- 'no 1ar vas ''' ''" Was
s..,.,-. -,-.. ta-c- str...
@A'
go GGr The r'rt -~'af Hopiie
49, - srr,a porsat.-a yr-gta and
.''- q" -f'
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
PACKARD CO. IS
VERY PROSPEROUS

The cOn solifa,sd balance sheet o.,
he Packard Motor Car company o..
Detroit AID 20 subsidiary com
rsnies. presented 70 ne stookhold-
ers ir their annual needing Thurs
day. shows sg.20stf58t adfed -
TIE surplus FOR the year and AZ IN
crease % 19.0e4.3ss SIS r. value u
INVENTORIES comprising raR mate
rails. work IN progress and finished
vehicles
The increase in inventories vas
nor AZ great Hs that IN The DrolGc
lion - veh'cles. which was lsS pc'
cent more than n Tie preceding o.
col year
Curren, assets show an Increase
Of tss4,02Z73, ard property asset
an increase n S4,s7ssS85L Cur
rent assets amount 10 sios3 .2t3 ~
OF which t1.20f73015 consists a
cash. a. against s2.3ssI ~ u year
ago
During fho wear Pho company
capital stock v3s inc-ea from
$4,000 J00 20 1l0d0 ono
Oncors and directors w. --e com
pany were re-e.e f.d
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20


.N "'s speech HeEe ue'ofe 1ol'U'hs
49,, - ... 49,.
VI pithe7l. more IMAM pleas
a3 No aid Il VAS 10th 10 come
a,s- =, >r.,htva, hocs,,.. rho s.s,,
49,. -. - -. 49,.
''s'- 4'ASTH Nu'te oHt ""Vl = "t'
more needed But ! am glad now
-,,, ,t.t -.....t... -. .,. t.
~ -hI'utll reception gwen '@ ~
Nf..Ntytr psooTc has heeg an .r4ut
60.
ration "ootl nov heIF DIV '''I
...,,-.t,.-r- - -au't.asipn that fNa
people who greeted ia We're h''
$50, -,...,fr.,r,. t-t,-ast.s t- .h.
ear-a n on' were sincere 'u 't,'r
~. ."'''0
"a
--..,--... Nav. r-. tg.-
4.s-,.a .rar tss,#.rs 2. era...
-. ,.. 1900 "a, -v-.-,....,rs .~nrs
-rs .....''i,.-at reef .cts an .ta s-rs
80 r-. 80. +Ia-.
.t.-.. ,.,. ~.-s ret MI, r- a.,
sss I..t
-. ,.9. ., a.v..-.
.r'. s7.r'ry a.T-...r.tor..li,y w, g..
'.r" fH see aAF' S-A-s sf.fi . .A'NI
.lr -7rN~'F if pew sH' t@ Nf'
r.f HH f1" g'Tef .Hs'Ar .r'
'r ~ar Buy oN tn.F' E'EF'N
r'ufH r7''rr
f~ Sagiraw 3overrc- FsEhss
tsar -rrI fr'a a e' .sr9., demand Pr
.ts-tIrr .arl~ ard n4n0. a.
'rn ~ no AEsrq0r law Sc said
'-- r-r "a ?. rac. with a -orF'
RON and r.s Navv Eot - nave pro-
tart..r g. American In IuE'rv
e. .-a# n~~ta have gone vary ~
.- To- fqr.-E thstr opposition - any
r..ts 'e-~ -hey ar tR'Eins q
'.s-.r r.r. s.ft.v about tN1f Nistor'
doctrine -r-- TNst sAv tNers have
.e-n nome 7t~uv changes We'll There
have r.t been any changes Z tar
B -nrs'.f - - Emitted .,a'ss md
fa se tw-rvr. here Na.r BOT
t-er any real haugeN in the 'r1fA.
~r-.DI position which M.r loEra-nf
took. Rnd eaJ IL l0 \u,/e good
hrr1-. ard without ary parF'r1r hIf
's~nsss thNt = cur opponents 10 not
ataH3 f.r tle p-inclp.s - IA ~
r"-"n1r oBly Their. 80 Tar n 'N~ TAR
- t7 .e~rerrrf '7~y have up prtu~l'
a'e wta's"~r our apponen'H Eoy w'
VIII A.Fs T0I ts"lT corn 'r.uu
They have rrws aa = 20 'he posi- %
.r fAfher come cEF- 60 3D." position
WI -h -~na originally trter r" me
other side BIT tAriG ec.u.~ .7s. r
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

While eros Ing the street IN front
OF her home. siauisowe HoholsRa, s
years cid SO 1929 Juncticnave..
was struck hv on automobile driven
rs John Sunday. 80 $50 nragoon-
ave Thursday evening and thrown
20 Tho pavement Sho gfcrCi O. frac
,urcd right leg. bruised right arr
and severe scalp wounds fhe rlrl
il IN a serious condition 10 Der hDwc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Comparison Of Villa
Bandits to Minute
Men Scored
SAGINAW VALLEY
OUT EN- MASSE
&. O. p. Candidate Civ
en- Good Reception
Up State

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r-a ..,-tr- f. @ a,
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f..a ra-~ 5r t-tr-..
NV I..,-.,r ....r o. t.. 4 s..- saws
, .....-
tH.'A
nm Is work #. f'a r.
-....~-...-... $50 tI-ar.a p..!
-r.-er,. ssr-r .r-ras ,le 90
t.a. .H 0ngf
big
esr.. lh.nT
~s'.
3D..
--..-. , Ftr -Fr-t- o.
..tre -.-te'e.t TO-"
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-u .''s
.-t rrrIfg 'r- f.stfg -'t.
500 .1ra t.nr -.' Fa. shat
t-..F Paw. '-. ..te- me n-'uE
--,.. Ella. .....t s...
-'.t.- rr..tt nave
,err +'.n tas tl.-,
~. -,.r s.s,et ~
tet -. 1or'.nr'
l..i rs- ne.r aIne S,-y r,.~s
- = ~ ,f-t. ,,...,,., -.
nat ..d nave lan. aal ne
rir HE ~a~a err ~7urri But
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
HOLD UP HOTEL
CLERK: LOOT TILL

Three well dressed men entered
the Michigan Exchange hotel No
St.Se Rendolph-st. early Fridrg
morning apparently for rc1m- lut
while John ENcrhtrt. nshf clers.
was getting the register for them 70
sisn Two OF them covered Rim With
rovolvers. while the other rfed ths
cash drawer of $50 Az three %
capped
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
chlld KILLED In Storm

MOBILE Ala, Oct 90 pes'ed
reports on "Wednesday hurricane
today showed that one chud had
been KILLED and q 81 nm 900 damage
rDushi 81 Apdalusin Sevsral
uou - we're destroyed and many
Persons hurt
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Former Progressive
Terms AdamsOn Bill
Class Legislation
SAYS PRESIDENT
PLAYED POLITICS
Predicts Victory For
Hughes In No
vember


/ Pros. s-ls, l.r3Qaa. oo.Ff-t.a1 at
! Cl.c.sa .s-' l--r, condemned ,at
f.. kI.n-.u .-n .t-t Ha- passed p.
I.s. rst..-r. tr s.-a'..r 0 aFsrr
I "a nationwide railroad gs- and
termed s., tslas- ssslEtt-l fri
Z speech Do Ge.tE-ra1 IN a' st
4 lEfvaaera-ay ana Fees Eho 81.
4 Thursday u.l-. Thr -.s.u- was
I held under Che IasQ.ca- m '-F
+ Wsvre counts Republican --zsr.ta.
! r.c-
The r4e1der. ct tse United
I States chose .a ,ake -Es question %
+ vage regulsf7a oF tEe econnl.:r
ae,d and put IL .u ,ra political Neli
( The speaker declared it wa> gCre
( lt 4 political move
IT the president wanted ar sfE~'
hour lav why ci6 ~ no. ey,-- t.n
( se.f to shorten 'he -og-> NaGe1
and El-is who fs- Is t- sEz5'
4 shops =" be continue TIE rs-'-
road men Re favored ere r.E1l.
. r7s5 class OF ue- AID IS Far q. f1e
e!gh' hoU iav is concern al
4 Goesur chang ,Ls WORKING -o.-s o,
single maH -s-.
change h. the wage schedule The
/ ires!aeh' 7o-s
pose
-s '"nF' 70.
port ID tho south 'ls' -e south has
ooH''O. - -
~ ''--''i' = .,-...
~ : '-''N p s--..--..... -
Gee. '''. -........- -
SOU o. I- ,-. =
Y
o. i''s'
Referring 10 ne passing o. .ae
Progressiye party NJ SAID No
American 1eo1le have decided ma
they are going 20 WORK oa' .h-.F
political future 'Hrr ir@ i'eu,'o-a 'e
and Repnol'oa7 paT''e-- , nose o,
yon who e1Dec' 70 see mo T'te % =
j new party 'oe near 'FAF~ via
And 'ha' You pr" mistaken. I ae
year 1912 gave ma iair oppor' hi''
fo- ne" parry H'aae7 ay ne
Creates statesman ne modern
worid ever 7a~ Known j : '7''oF r.
I Roosevelt I 'eEarf the P7'gres
siVs movement II american Po'
'ics a. an improving influence 7A,.
however J d-TaF rom some TO
rre's!'es "ao no no' klo" " ae7
hey are dead
Severe times during me address
a Young man seated 10 'ae back Of
The hall ~n9 very OBVIOUSLY Fas
planted for re occasion would
about questions a. ne fleaSsr
Sigh saAses when ne 7.a1'
would fail 10 catch 1is cue and The
immediate and a'TaTs 7e-'!Hen'.
response q the speaker made j.
plainly evident that he q1fs''orer
rad been placed IN -he audience ~
previously arranged plan .r order
u, ba.v1.e- ,ta s~e~, ~ the sneak
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vas one question 'ha' ~" aecK-er
hurled ~ Roh-'rs-as he paused
after ,,-ate against 'he admins.
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10000. 80 o.
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' and y u votes ~ Republicans
from 'ra north "A v-asf t-st passed
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
NEW NATIONALISM
THEME OF TALKS
Tremendous Ovation Is
Accorded TO Nations
Head
- E0RcRT J 800.

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
OWNERS GIVE
BREMEN UP,
SAYS AMSTERDAM

AMSTERDAM. Oct 7O--The
Ocean company. owners OF the Ger
man commerce submarines. consid
- the submarine Bremen lost. &C.
ocrding 20 advices nom Bremen
There IL much grief among families
~ members 81 the Grew. most OF
whom lived IN Bremen. The
p>utsehlsnd's return trip 10 the
United States has bean Indefinitely
postponed. these sdvices stated
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

a Maryland powder GHr. t--
chutet instead o' the ordinary fro
escapes for Ste smVlrses FEen
danger ls near Tho vofEmtn -Iffe
o safety.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
SPEED WARRANT
OUT FOR DODGE

4 vsrran, FOR ne arrest II Hor.
Rre r Dodge. vlce.yresident and
general manager ~ The Dodge
brothers Motor company. FOR driv
lag an su'rmobla az ne rate ~ 30
failss "a hour on NTson.avc, vas
sworn ou' by Not0- Yois Ps'r0lman
Frank HcCoruiok before Police Jus.
lice Stein Thursday Dodge will be
arraignsd merit week
Ask Warrant hgalns, Stag Hotel
TIE police wlll atf the roi'ce ms
LOS 20 issue warrant oharEir.g
Isnes Williams. proprietor ot the
a-aa hotel Will violating he clos
rf lrrr lav .H.ce SINCE .ie 1oa'r.
ring Jr lh. week Fac place vas
f4.d ,pea eunday afternoon auI
aas we've aerr aesrs tn 2po mon
In sp place .Ho police Hay Ir paE
Also found gym 10 O'Clock We'd
n-s1s5 morning
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

FLINT Mich. Oc' 20 Speaking
in sagirR Bay CHS 10d FIn' so.
fcrday afternoon t3ndita.e Iughes
completed hla tour or Michigan ~
aH three Michigan citos be- was
greeted r.ff enttusiasu, aHd.crret
and no expressed biz appreciation