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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Mrs. Webb sueeumbs to injuries

Mrs. Charles Z. Webb. No. 125
Louise-ave., Highland Park, formerly
Miss Margaret Yerex. OF Detroit,
died Monday night In Harper hospi
tai as the result OF injuries received
In an automobile accident In Royal
Oak, IL weeks ago. Mrs. Webb's
back was broken in two places, and
when taken 10 the hospital It was
thought that she could live but a
few hours.
Funeral services will be held from
he Webb residence. No. 125 louise
ave. Wednesday az . o'clock. Burial
will be in Woodlawn cemetery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

JUAREZ. Mex, Sept 26.-Roving
bands of bandits are reported oper-
ating less than 80 miles south OF
The international border today,
With the arrival of several
wounded soldiers here yesterday
news OF the battle OF Samalyuca, AZ
miles south Of this city. spread ra.
pidly, causing apprehension among
the people OF Jusrez
According 20 reports current in
the streets and sent TO mining men
from the vicinity OF the reported
battle, 300 bandits. believed 10 be
piiiistas. fell upon the so de facto
KolCiera garrisoning Samalyuca
Part Of the garrison surrendered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
HUGHES IN
TOLED0FOR
ADDRESS
Nominees Voice Once
More Firm and
Clear
Rn PERRY ARNOLD.

(SfoT Correspondent United PressD
TOLEDO. o. Sept 2e,--Firm of
voice from nearly two days saving
OF the throat muscles, Republican
Nominee Charles Evans Hughes
started his second days invasion OF
speeches Tho Republican Buckeye
committee arranged schedule
which aroused the candidate before
o'clock and which fixed for him
1--WE speeches during the day. Dr
7. u. Alexander. Jr. his throat spe
clalist. was on the job before s
O'Clock when Hughes made his frst
speech az Findlay and was kept
busy during the most OF the day
with sprays and throat pastilles.
Il was Amerlcanism and the tar
IN which the G.. O. p. nominee
preached most in his swing north
ward across Ohio today In addition
he dwelt forcefully on the Adamson
bill. compromising the railroad
strike-being given an enthusiastic
reception everywhere.
One thing which bothered Hughes
managers on the tour today was the
persistent way In which Gov. Will
Ills. OF Ohio, contrived 20 project
himself into the lImelight. In the
parade AT Dayton yesterday they
pointed out that the Republican Cub
ernatorial nominee stood up In
his car-which followed Hughes in
the pnrade--an took full advantage
OF any cheers which Hughes ap-
pearance evoked Hughes remained
seated during this stunt at the Day
ton fair grounds: they also noted
that Willis spoke the longest OF the
speakers. despite efforts TO cut him
short keeping Hughes waiting TO
speak. At the early morning stops
today, Willis also was full in the
public glare.
Leaving Dayton early in the morn
ing, Hughes train arrived at Find
lay. home OF Ralph D. Cole. chair.
man of the Republican national com
mittees speaking bureau, AT 8
O'Clock. II was an additional stop,
put on the schedule because OF
Coles pleadlngs Another stop vas
added NJ bowling Green The added
speeches made Hughes burden for
tho day greater but he was feeling
fine and ~ and took the burden up
in tho face OF plcadings by Mrs.
Hughes and Dr. Alexander
After his Toledo appearance to
day Hughes was scheduled for three
day speeches In Port Clinton. San
dusky and Elyria and then night
meeting in Cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Flour:
steady; winter patents t7.2oq7t5;
spring patents s7.so6fs s.25. Pork
Firm: mess. 30Gaic Lard Steady
middle west spot. 81 i0G152O. Sug-
ar: Raw, hrm; centrifugal, 96 test.
tso7. muscovade. Sc test. IS rs re-
nnsa, firm: cut loaf $3.50 crushed.
te7517.o5. Coffee; Rio No on
ioe. city, PIC. country, sLdsNc
Hay: STEADY; prime, &l.25; No. 2, 81.
clover t0ersi.1Tk Dressed poultry:
Firm; turkeys. 25925c: chickens 30
a 52c; fowls. l5d 73iic; ducks. 2Ic
Live poultry: Firm; geese. 1tc; ducks.
lie: fowls. aoh q ale; turkeys, $50
2Oc. roosters, itc, chicken, broilera
aoi< n31c. Cheese Steady. state
milk common To specials l6a20c;
skins, common TO specials. S6I6Iz c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Financial Notes

The common and preferred stock
holders OF the WHY'S overland Co.
Will have until the close OF business
Sept 2S To exercise their rights TO
subscribe for the new common stock
at SO a share.
For wat is probably the frst time
IN the history of the copper industry
In the country, there arc no firm quo
tatlons available. The abnormal sit
uation brought about by the placing
OF the big as, 900. .0O0-pound contrac CT
FOR the Allies has created n condition
where the dealers ara at loss to
name prices. For very limit Cd
amount ~ November copper ono or
two interests are quoting 29Ls com
pared with ~ To 79I heretofore
white December has been advanced
about u cent to 7sh cents.
The net profits Of the Common
wealth Power Hallway & Light CO.
In August were an increase ot sss
per cent over the previous August.
~ 4s pcr cent Increase for the eight
months period and 1851 per cent In
crease for the lemonths period.
Calumet q Hccla mines will have
no copper FOR sale before next Jan
nary and for some time have been
accepting orders only for delivery
during tho hrst quarter ~ 1917 at
prices better than 81 cents
Ari,ona Commercial has declared
a dividend Of so cents per share.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Sept 7s.-Hogs Re-
ceipts. $4,000. market. slow and
steady 20 Sc lower; mixed and butch
ers tiod11.ab; good heavy. s103ba
iI.o5. rough heavy. 's.obnio.16; light.
tiOdIl.25 pigs t7d1o. cattle: Re-
ceipts. 5000; market. steady to shade
Feeder. FEEDER. iis09fsS: TEXANS. t7ioS
SIS. calves. ts.B0d13. sheep: Re
ccipts. % 900, market steady; native.
50 as 100 western. ", $3.50; (;
lambs. te.7561o60. western. f7dl07o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocxYArps

DETROIT. Mich. Sept rs
Cattle Steady: best heavy steers.
$500; best hSnsy a. y weight butch.
and hsiters. ss1s5o; handy light
butchers. ss2s667S; light butchers.
s6n55o. best cow.. sSTSHsis. butch
.r COWS. ss.15oSSo: eemmen cows,
s..sy bulls. sssssS; s'SH.S soPos". sSiis. f;.
tS.2sas: stock bulls S<fsT175; feed
ers. ssa7 stookers. tB.Tods7s: milk
sr; and :prinsers nc4so; Veal
si7nia5o: hesvles. S5asso Sheep
and lambs: Market, steady. best
lambs. ti015 fair lambs. $3.50 q
To- light TO common lambs. Nms76;
fniT & 70 Eood ;sscsp "isTs7Sj evil; y;
steady yorkers and heavies. t1050d
o7o. pigs tsSon9.5e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
VILLA BANDITS near b0RDE
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept. fs.--C1oss: Buii'
in wheat feel ~ certain Of their po-
sition as ever. notwfthstanAing the
slump with which the market closed
Monday. The break resulted from
prs''as'" wirs from sn' w:.siDSs.S Va sto s:isss
ss. VI: sq',: crop sy is'U'as IN Uni.s. A :
TYni. spain, Italy. Engiard. swift,
sss per "S cent q last xssr: yi:'d +
year !. i5as.eti. .oee ba. Fo.s,Enn
-four mills are again buying wheat
arm ior HasisoSS vss~t. K lead
ing point In fsyo! Of the bulls 10 the
s.nns.In ssntins HS.r: o. much s Xs%.:s XHss he. al
Bears expected the marhst to
s:.. ' IN! s'sSrs' r.s sa 81 ;Ss'n's x.
sdvsnesa after . st.sSy eHsains; ana
cS;esso ccS;s sou.se :Hs':sS:si .Ssi.sd sSS their aus sSs-
S1,:r; sSom1:rc; 70 buy sn.ula .1 Srsss es%:. %:.
q. S.: ss.s sss%i:' sscsie: q K.
ssp:etsd 10 cut som: nssr. from nov
In. I. m: m:rs: :P'ss1s:s a:.:s e ~sss .na
s.r s,a"Rse q S:sS.sy is '' fusuS:: S
Cash wheat was .nchsnssd.
c,o,s;..:s o.s; .sye.siS ass;;n.f lee and rye 'e'
No. o;'dss. s:d Tiis ,is 's:t.''fps:s:9 VA p.s,Ss:1
.ss:n:s .ss.Sa.s T,sh1S. 10 ;*s.ns: .rs
m,ss%;. si; No No. White !, s. SiS %
corn-cash No 5. SfKo; No. 8 yeI-
log: o:.t.stsSa..I seo sS IeislH. ss.: NJ. no 'sSn.
soc; No. white. +ee.
s.ysn.cYmm sysn,c;;n MS; sS,.s;. "',,; ana promp.
'h!H%Ssn.p H.S;p1sn: stss: f.s ostos,: s,s1.s ;so; al.
sike 3sTs; timothy. $3.50; alfalfa,
russSsyP sSSsP'i ineInas3 3s 80 ' sSi: q nour
cars OF wheat, J. OF corn. OF oats,
and OF we. sltpnents were 1000
bbls Of nour. 1909 bv Of vheet. T.;
zoo su of corn: ia.eQo BY q ssta s.4 \ q
s. sec O. sS %A. q II; 6 os q: ssra &
oop bu OF osts, and Si.eSs Su Of rye.
900 Sa. sss'n:t s.as.sss 81 . year year
K.celpts Of wheat ru.sdey: Du.
luth. $40 oara against tee year
ago: Mtnnsapolis 4Ss saSA against
Ite; Winnipsg, 1es ears. against l.
* Sssst ia ss s' :s:g:s s.:sS x;
Az syy1RRfssS4 4,sSS 81 Hn'ss end a'ur 7'''-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

CLEVELAND. O sept "a Hogs
workers.. tiidilo5 miSed and me
di%TS. diTws . ,sntiohSSgi..issii p'Fs,, 's. 'cs,
tie Receipts cars. steady sheep
and lambs Receipts, care; weak.
lambs top. tio25. calves: RsesiptA
ib0; weak; top $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Sept. 26-Buttor IN
tras. s5913Hc; hrsts. siGs2c. dairy
extras. Ssn As3%c: nrsts 2aR soc
Eggs Prime ordinary, 2sn29c
hrsts. 7oLs n soc. Cheese. Twins
1870; young Americas. t9&c Live
poultry Fowls. lsc. ducks 13R15c:
geese, 14R11c: springs. 1s3c tur-
keys, Csc Potatoes Green Noun
tsins. is5 Wisconsin. si1i2o;
MAines. tt35f1tO new potatoes. re-.
csiptp Sb cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Tabernacle Visitors
Will Be Welcome
In Times Rest Room

All tabernacle visitors are wei
come IN The Times rest room.
Detroiters VIII find this a con-
venient place for ordering the
paper sent 10 out-of.town friends
thruout the Sunday meetings.
which The Times Is reporting N
full.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEpO. Sept. 2s.--HoRs. Re
ceipts. 500. market steady hcavles
sii1o mediums. ti11115h yorkers.
tlodi1: Rood piEs. 5o6q76.
calves Market steady. sheep and
lambs: Market steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

The directors OF the Pilgrim MfY1s
have declared an initial dividend of
81 so share on the common stock
and the regular quarterly dividend OF
S1.bo a share with a dividend OF ~ q
share on account OF back dividends
on the preferred stock all payable
Oct 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
RACES
Havre De Grace Results.

FIrN race. hve furlonFs-Lady Bob,
ll2 (Keogh). $3.50. y3.40 and s2.4Q.
won; Supernal, liz tSchuttinser). 81.
and ss.2o, socond Ponce de Leon, lis
lTroxler), 3270. third. Time--l:o2 is.
Chelsea. Marelehead and Flare also
ran.
second race. steeplechase, two miies
.Meshach. l4o (Nos). 1870, s3.so and
1890 and 81. second: Promoter ilb
lO'Connor). t36o. third Time-4:02.
Hand Running Aberfeldy. Sequences
and Charles f. 0rAinger- -aIso- -.aa.-
Third Rae-e-Handicap. furlongs
1870 and e3l0. won Anita. III (Tap-
In), $3.50 and So. second. Fenmou Sc
l2e (Ambrose), 1870. third. Time
l+Ap 8-b. Fair Helen. Pesky. Pletons
and Regina also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

CHICAGO. esJt. Ss.--opsninx -
wms:s s.ms.Y u,eSs.".s siSs:rs:r rs Sswn De
septsnSsf vSShanVsd: bsessp Der
down Ne: Nay dcwn Ma OAts; Sep
tsmoer unquoted December uneken6
Cd; May down No. Provisisss:
Steady.
Nocn--whsat September W NC,
pooemher up Ae: Nay up No Corn
ss:ps.msSs, ssps down =, re: B:::Hs.r an
doxn 10 frovIsisns: ss,sSy.
CIose-whca4. sept dSVn Nc
Pee. down ie May down e.. Corn:
Sept. unchanged. psc. down %e. May
Gown &c, May down SC. Provisions:
Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
,Duuuiuw and st~vsnA)


EAST BUFFALO. N Y. sept 2s.--
Cattle Thirty cars; market dull;
choice TO prime native steers, $500
1850 fair to good. ease s.ab; plain.
tS.25 $50 very coarse and common.
t7.504s, choice heavy butcher steers
ts,sSas fair to goess. !sgsso; best
io2S fair to good. isseqs: best
handy butcher helfers STbo67.7b;
fat cows, 50 ScSf;, good bgteh.rins
SqS SsS oass.s. ss, Sse,sm csnn.r. sn ,sr Ss S
s0,1s:r S,ls fancy sCS,. bulls s,,gioss oeSsd,
bulls, t5aS5o. best feeders. t7@i,S;
common to ,FSod. ssiSGs.!s' best
t5.5e9sa5 milehers and sprinssrs.
t756loo.
Hogs; Receipts. Is cars: market,
steady; heavy. tll.t0n ll.b0; yorkers
hlQ ti.26 pigs and lights. ZOO so.
sheep Receipts. 10 cars; market,
slow top lambs tio.Bo@1o,7s year
iinss. M501s.25 wethers ssdsss;
ewes t7G75o
Calves: tt6l2.7S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Detroit Rank CLEARING.

Detroit bank cleRrinRs Tuesday
were fT2H29ss71 Total hank clear
nas for 1915 20 date are 81 $50 3s5
s0l -. as against t1.o2s. 900 63O.Sg FOR
Tho corresponding period IN 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

ToLEDo; o. Sept: .is-wssst:
ssnc; Dec. 7tHe: Nay. 1lxe. oats:
see. Rye: Cash. Si,t, Gicverssed;
Cash and eeptennsey. s.gy: Dec and
Timothy; Cash. 2i.so. Butter: Brick
creamery, sec; tub creamery. SIC
Eers: Fresh. candled. 3<e: ffncy Sc
iset. csc. Hay Unehsnssd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
CURB CorPER ~rorHs.

VIEW YoRI< nUTrT-R AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Sent 7s-Buttsr
Strong: receipts 1871; creamery .x-
ira, atx TStfc state dairy tubs.
7sfsoo; special ss6sssc Eggs:
Firm: receipts. to.sto: nearby white
fancy. 16Nc: nearby mixed fancy
so0t7e; fresh hfsts, ttostc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
RITTER AND EGGS.

Huttsr-FStra creamery, a5c II
creamery. hrsts. 5iHc III dairy. 7so
10 packing stock. 74bc lb
ESgs-Fresh. receipts. cases in
ciudet .frsts. tohc. current receipts
iskc. Receipts Tuesday. i,4fe cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

to rs: ,..dSs. c,s.-: r%' a.. r.:
Geo: 4, West Co. Il. E,cTcss
se0S Se a co. w. wSek 1skssS;;s1).I e.; L 5:ss. 5s:s.
rtiL Lynch 4 Co. W. A. Hamlin =
Co., VIM. A. Neer = Co. 6t4cIair 3
Ss.i'A Ss.. 4 EG%m Ge k ffssIsoss ffsIEsssst I o.. %n ydasl
Co. ". Il Rsiiiy 4 Co. HatthsT
Finn, a. ". wallace . CO. EAviS d
2tockard q Co. Bennett Smith q
0ortou-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

The Manchester Traction Light and
Power Co. has declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF ~ a share pay
8
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Reported by Paine, Webber & Co.
uept % 1914,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Louisville Results.

ia (Gentry). s2.7o, ,2.sO and $3.50
won: sayonarra. 107 (Hanover). sii,
and Nl0. second: Pierce w. no
1-5. Meditation, Mikifula. Iron Mas
ter, Lockland. James Oakley. Barton,
Melten. Prime Harry. Cledere and III
Savin also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
EIGN HITTER,

EL0IN. Ill, sept. 23.-Buttcr: Sales
at 80 cents. an advance OF Nc over
last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

Detroit Edlann has declared ita
reuular quarterly dividend Of per
cent payable oct. - 10 stock or rec
ord sept 30.
The Champion Copper CO. has de-
o,arsd a dividend ~ So shars.
MAKING f14tO since Feb. 2lt 1910.
when payments wUe resumed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

Prairie OIL and Gas Co. 10 now taxi
ing materially larger amounts OF oil
from wells OF Empire Gas and Fuel
The runs from the wells for the last
week have averaged more than 5000
barrels daily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

Arizona Commercial has declared
dividend Of so cents per share.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
TOLEDO aNAIN.

(b)Bid. tOsoId. (x)spiit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14
TELEGRAPH MEET
INSPIRED BY
SALES CONGRESS

Selling telegraph service" was
the subject for discussion AZ a moet,
ing. Thursday afternoon. Of man.
ayers OF principal Michigan tole-
graph Offices OF tto Western Union
Telegraph Co, held in he Wayne
Gardens. Tue meeting wa inspired
by 'be Worlds s8losma1snip con.
gress and was called for the pur,
pose OF discussing bringing before
the public the benefits IN efficiency
and time saved hat are TO be de-
rived from telegraph service.
District Sup rinteldont H. ].
Kinnuran, who called tho meeting,
declared that the lessons taught by
the congress would be applied
throughout the entire country with
the purpose OF increasing the sell
ing Of telegraph service.
Service aud salegmar ship" was
the subject Of an address delivered
by A. c. Kaufman, general com
mcrcial agent of the company in
New York city. a number Of 9TH
CTS addressed tho meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14
USING Up VITALITY

n The struggle for success uses up
VITALITY I'm America at greater rate
31hGo any other thing. Fighting 10
Hsep away from the poor-house we
0hoTten the distance to the grave.
Especially In middle age, al forty
e. thereabouts. do We become I'M
pressed with the necessity OF laying
- . competence and with that feel
mg In time comes worry, nervous
nroakdown, neurasthenla. The en-
t1ro system feels the result OF the
nervous strain. The digestion re-
nents things that 1t accepted before,
the heart palpitates on slight exer'
tlon, the muscles OF the back ache
after a days work. Your blood is
thinner and not so bright red.
When these things occur, whether
you are fourteen or forty. you need
tonic. DIR. Williams Pink Pills
euit most peoples need because they
are non-alcoholic and they really
build up the blood and strengthen
the nerves. They are useful for
growing children and for men and
women whose nervous energy has
been cvertaxed.
Your druggist sells DIR. Williams
Pink Pills or they will be sent by
mail. postpaid, on receipt of price. so
cents per box, six boxes $3.50 by the
DR.. williams Medicine Co. Science
tady. N. Y. Write today for free
booklets on the blood and nerves.
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14
WOMEN FIGHT
OVER CHEAP RING,
ONE is FINED

Nightgowns, S9-cent ring, two
angry women and heroic fireman
figured in a little comedy-draina that
was staged IN Justice Christopher
Stems police court, Thursday, and
which resulted in one woman being
fined IS and receiving severe rep.
rimard from the court.
Mrs. Sarah Shoemaker roomed
with Mrs. Minnie Huber. at No. 1859
Jos. Campau-ave. A ring that she
claimed her baby found at Dix and
Junction-aves started the argu-
ment between Mrs. Shoemaker and
Mrs. Huber, who contended that the
bauble was her property. The ar.
gument, waxing furious, developed
into a rough and tumble" battle
about II o'clock. on the night OF
June 80. disturbing the sweet re-
pose OF Fireman Fred J. Hartman,
who was trying to rest In front OF
the frehouse next door.
Hartman made hurried dash up
the stairs, 10 find both women roll
ing on a bed in desperate strug-
gle, both in their night robes. He
separated them, after much effort.
After fning Mrs. Shoemaker S. and
reprimanding her for her conduct,
Justice Stein commended Hartman
for his bravery in facing two bat
Ting women.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14
New Jersey Youth of
10 Tires of Struggle
to Live
TRIES OUT ON
HALF DOZEN JOBS
Advertises Himself AS
Bright, Ambitious
Young Man"
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. July l4.-Having
tried half a dozen Jobs and flrding
none TO his liking. Walter NJ Schiu-
.ng ~, Of Baycnne, y. j.. wants TO
DE slave He SO announced today
IN a newspaper advertisement az
fellows
Bright. ambitious young man
excellent references, wiling 20
work. viii sell himself into slavery
for his keep | have got 10 eat.
State best price"
Schilliug said today he had AZ.
tended tho public schools, achieved
some success in athletics. and. in
turn, hid been a newspaper report
er. stock salesr an Most OF these
Jobs h. quit, He said he was con-
WINGED the wor'l was now against
him and decided upon the slavery
idea so lie could be assured OF food.
Schilliug IS 4 lodge member and
now lives AZ home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14
FEARS son HAS
been KIDNAPPED
Mrs. Anna Trussler Asks PO-
lice to Search for Boy
Missing Since July 4

~ Fear that her 13-year-Cld son.
!. George, has suffered the fate OF
her daughter, who was kidnapped 10
years ago, led Mrs. Anna Trussler,
tOf No. 359 Fort-st.. west, TO report
70 the police, Thursday. that the lal
has been missing from home since
the Fourth-of-Juiy, when no started
for Forest, Ont. a small hamlet
near Sarnia.
Mrs. Trussler told the police that
George had obtained employment
With 4 farmer near Forest, and With
little more Than his carfare started
nom home. Relatives and friends
~ Forest told the anxious mother
that her son had not APPEARED in
that city.
Ten years ago. Mrs. Trussler told
1he police, her daughter Thelma.
vho was eight years old ct the time.
was kidnapped from the rear porch
q her home, which at that time was
- Forest.
4 George was playing with his Sis
u when she was taken, Mrs. Truss
~ said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-14

Major Charles Hine, Of Virginia.
former vice-president OF the South.
ern Pacific lines in Mexico. has
offered his services 10 the govern.
ment in the management OF rail.
roads for the transportation Of
troops IL American soldiers enter
Mexico. The major is West Point
graduate, so he Knows the uses OF
railroads for a military as well as
4 railway point OF view.
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,roa.,,. a.,d coocer,s,

w. Schmeman. director, renders the
following program in Cass park IN
the afternoon. beginning at $50, and
in Perrien park in. the evening, be-
tor" tScouton); Galop Sc Concert
Dance Of the Demon" tHolsp. grand
selection from III TTovatore' Yer
dD war songs OF the Boys IN Biue'
U.aurendeau): selection from The
Bride Elect" CSousa). overture,
"Stabat Mater" CRosSinD. Amer. oan
sketch Down South" tMyddlctonl ,
melodies from Round the World
(Klein); star Spangled Banner.
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New Corporations.

Articles OF association were filed
m County Clerk Farrells office or
Thursday FOR the Nicholson Brook
lands company. Wineman Realty
company and Moore Park Land
company.
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suit for $4,000 against the Hotel
Pontchnrtrnin hns hecn stnrtrd nv

James \. ThCrSon and his WIFE
Merle Thorsou. o. No. IS9 Cadillac
ave. who claim that ewptoyes sub
jected them 20 indigultIes without
cause George A. Noollev declares
that an investigation had been
made because Mrs Th0rsDu had
not registered. bat the Thorsons
say that the husband eNpla ned o.
the hotel that his wife would ar
rive late and would be acCompau-
led by her year-old son The
intrusion Is said 70 have occurred
April 30. Mrs. Th0rsou saws she
bad TO go 20 a sanitarium for eight
weeks afterwards
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John VI. Davis had been over from
snnI lind hun shnrI " hlle W he

ron Mis- ISahsils Rain. ne to.d
Judge Codd Thursday. lie had r..
penled - MS rashness. he declar-
ed. and the court gave him his
freedom. other DEGREES were given
in the cases OF George and Edith
Zorss Lsuretta and Frederick DE
Canton, LORENZO and Ida u FlAs.
Frank and Martha MatZi and Ju-
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Placed on trial for reckless driving
AIeN. nern hn nm of Va. zoo hcn-

dOIe-st.. G,CI4red Thutslay, N
cidsnt ~ which be- struck Mrs
Flora Y Kyle - Wylndutte. as
she was about 20 board street
car at Bcauhien and NJ utra'rn-sf .
was oCraslun'd hy the necessity ~
drivinE north on F-subIer- Co
avoid another car. Mrs Kyle. who
is a daughter ot In. J. ~ghorr. OF
No as IrffnrSu0-aEe was serious
ly burt but ie reported OUT OF dam
ger The accident occurred Iuiv
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Detroit Daetscher bund has sent n
IclecraIu In LanI- IA ncnlg. of Ih q

undersea merchantmen peutsch-
land. conEratulaung him and the
gallant members OF his crew who
shave succeeded In adding new
glory to the German name