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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
6icuopmsiala. Sfoosboooorf

Gienopmsialg. Stogs6o9aarb
Eli er al @oSseier Shpgeicn iolet til
Srbisrer 81. Vreitrllo, Sroan pr.
9rebaf Tor STR. 100000 meo NaretS
aulina. Seite, Re3itdber pa Raiti,
ner. eienoommen hdr ca. $50 Maal
Snomarf ioruoen Sfoa. ! Sanoe-
len meofslger life Sielifogen paa ca.
1000 Maol.
Zen itore Sfogaaarb garilo /
5rpiil er al @ooSeier einar 9islitoo,
Sanaen. iolat iii ct Sf.ieiclitab re.
prpicnteret peb Stibsreoerne Gam.
MarfnsieL Slelcnh M IL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Stran0efiuroen % Zinuaen.

0icringen bar / oisie Gage mebbelt
Siaobelie til Hegulering al Stranbc-
iiorocn os Gian1en / Salores, ialt
peicntlie paa DC @etingelier, iom op.
itiacoes / Gropoiitionen % al Stor-
tinget peb oetteS 9ehanoling al &oi1-
cesiionsnnbragen0ct iiommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Guitars Spr. GSolf ira 9pie, ior

Sfdttars Sgr. tSolt IRA Sp1e, ION
forleoen bar oppe / TieIbet for at lebe
efter fine Seite, iom uar fontmet pua
Sioeuanfe iu6e pna IaroalSbeie.
ne, op6ogeoe pna GiIbogepeicn ire
Seite ira aaroal, Tom bapoe gooet ia
Iait / Spiebeien, fortpller "Stap. nj.
tenbI." 2e ioaes et Steb, Tom fal.
oeS for ~araafebaalet", / Hprbcoen
al Sreiapono. "Araufehoolet" er Ell
6iel0flsit, gienuem hpilfen Der er
llbligt neooper moo Harool. Sau.
blot man funoe i%oritaa, hopoe Seite.
ne iegt at fonme ueO gieunem alei-
ten, men er herunocr fommet no /
Chen, Tom rinbcr ncoouer paa bette
Stco, or fommet / grift oa bar mi
foaet biereet ia ilano pao Ell lioen
9. % meoens De itoo Der iloen Mao,
par ben enc al DEM iuItet libel, oa De-
andre par blepet meget ~banrliae. Der
iful0e ogiao pPre en- iierbe Seit / sag
meo Dem, men Den iaaes life: anita.
gelig err Den orllfnet / Glpcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

benierfer, at bette gelsb piitnof life
pil itr9ffe til, men Of ban pil itaa til
Tispoiition, naar nprmtere Ylaner
foreligger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

Wpt Trinerfc. s en- npr 6remtib
bill man faa ct mt Srirncrfe nel1lig
ct 40-Sres. Stemplet er alereoe un-
Der slrbeioe, og Werfet fan pertes
meb oct oller fsrite. Set npe Sri
merle faar olipengrsn Sarpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
&iBbt TiifcpGr.

ajsbt SiifcpGr. s. 6. Martens &
60. bar, eiter bpao "Sergens Iften-
bloo" mepoeler, fiobt oct ~ltprite 81
ifeprr poa Sopeoecn @lea paa Gslt
for $4,000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Rcfrut uuerfiprt af en- Ganun. lin

JVtFfHf VUNffJVfF ut VT JF"HVH. W.T.
ser 1Sclturtileriets llonlarih iorlcben
bIep / NGrbeocn al Sesieim Station
Ell Solbot operfiert al Ell 1915 en-.
aanon. lllpffen foregif peO en- trang
Easioge, bpor Solbaten antagelig
paa Ell eaer anoeu Wtaaoe er fommet
ino imellem Siulene pao aanonen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Srrbt AT en- Sten / Snunelen. Sra

Hotoboen meOoeleS ben 24be NltoltIt.
: Siilfietlnnelen lige peo Siufic6e
Station bGnbte i%formiooag Ell lllpt-
fc. Wens I%rbeioerne rar beifiGfti-
GET meo at Latte Sten paa Gognene,
folot pIlbieIiq en- itor Sten neo ira
Sooet og / Sopeoet poo en- llng Nrs
beiber, Sans grifien fra NasneS /
Solsr. Nrbeioeren, iom par ugift,
oeoe poa Steoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Sbelstart. @ooroeu Sfortum

Ebclstart. @oor0en Sfortum /
Sigoal er / bisie Gage al Gorl
Sdortrm taaet igien pau CocIStort.
SEQ Spertort, iom oibicmIeocS Tor
Ieben, bIep YriIen iat til Str. $4,000,
Iom Sr. Shartiim Itror pcotoq. SEQ
unoertort bar Triien lat iii Str. PSI.
600. Eli @oaroeu herer A q 5 Si,icrl
WtaoI ubmerfet perterIiQ Sfoa.
8oorben err berregaoroamr5ii9 be-
bpqget oq bar ppret / 2Gtten / umin.
beige Stoer. InoerS hilbert, ionl
itoit hapoe 8aar6en, borte ogina til
iomme ggt, men Carl Shartum er
oen GloIte / gGttenS Sopcolinie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Gn Came ppcrfiprt.

bIeo forIeoen @itermiboaa poa Sisr.
net al &alfprieaoben oa airfepcien
8riItimio operfiert al Ell Nlitomobil
Ghouiferen fom fisreubc ira elem.
bal aicnncn &alfpriegoocu, % ibei
han lflIoc ipinQe pco a~irfcpcieu, fonl
ell Game uo ira CT Sporpoau, TOM
itob pao SoIoeplaoicn pco Nolncn.
foIbonerS Citation, pQ iprnna Iiae
moo Ilttonlobilcn, hui5 enc Siul aif
oper henoc. Gboltiisrcn toQ Gamell
90 / Iutomobilen % tiertc bcloe til
SGaeuaqten, bpor bun itror citer al.
off ueo Geocu. Ghouiisrcn ital hopc
fisrt meo iaate Sort. Gen SoruInf.
fcoe iaa no til al pGrc eli Nlrbciocr.
fone / $50 IorSoIocren. Nun
bopbe neo SperfisricIcu ionct Grub
paa Sierneifalen. Get err life broqt
poa Oct rene, hpem hltn par.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Gn Sautn;t,n til Minb.

Gn Sautait,n til Winbe ON 81.
Mlbert Ectersion oiilsreoes forleoen
Gag poa Sbba / SperpGr al mango
Wcnncifcr. Gollraitenen er leperet
al Iftieielifabet Spbs. @renietb &
SO. Gen err itor % poffer. SEQ Ifs
i~lsringen bolbt 8eneraloirefter Sam.
Gpoc en- paffer Gale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
10000 Str. til @rnnblibte / Wplhc

Norif &poro bor / iiolte Directions.
msbe / Earis bepilget 10000 &roner
I'll DC brnnolibte / WoIoc. Eenqene
CT / bisic Gage tifitiact Wtolbe gier,.
mem Mnltmnnoen / H~pnlsools Irnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Sfpabanbler.

Sfuabanbler. @unnar Seleeien,
&erla, bar al Srn Soiefine 9srlm
fiebt ca. 5000 MaaI Sfog / Namot
for $4,000 &roller. - Sigeleoes bar
han al q. q, Sobl, Gru NarneS OF
=. 9obls Sebsbp, glperum, fipbt
Tebpifogen / Ionlos, $500 Maal, for
$4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Seaater.

Seaatcr. - Ifosoe gornermeiter
Gpnning / Sronrmen bar / lit Seita.
mente oprettet TO 2e9oter, ct paa
5000 aroner til Sprbel for Sllberfl,-
lsie / Grammen og ct poa 1000 SIR.
til Sproel for &iartoal Y~reitegiplb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

cuis &c liter "Eetorab soften, arosfdI ben
III Nubscr % stieHote. sis Dem ct Runner NJ
Bluoet M 90 od ~ % feuoer re os en- M
abornent. Tdl pt nof ntoe at pddltisrne oe;.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Tposial0.

Ssosialo. aaptein Sans ID.
9~isrnitao er Den 3oie Suli aigaaet
peo Ssoen ! giulunsu / aonso. III
osoe, Der par ira S~flebera. bapoe i
en- HurrRffe ppret aniat Den belgi.
ife aongoreaierings Sieneite iom
S%tlbsfdptetn
Tn al hanens melt fienotc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Sfprilnneu Manr

SfDrIn9en WuDe. Sra Ter9ell
neooeIes Den 21oe Aug. Stibsrcoer
Spitne Slien bar ifiGnfet 10000
Sr. til Sprettelie al ct &iem ipr 9l-
Ore Hsoe &ors-Seitre. Sfibsreoeren
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
2 Scrue / ct Sfno. Mortin @riinS

= Ncrue ! CT Sfno. Dtortlll Wrllltes
lib ira Strouo oa Mdrtiu Eflono ira
2niebotn iGog forlcoen Go1 1elQc inb.
oucr 6ieloet, fortrllcr "Ston. Mitbl. +"
Sonnet til Norore Gurcaron %
S%ooIefpGpen blep @rimalib par >
Serpc, Tom bolbt pon at Iege ueoe /
0ul'pnfningen. Get lptfeoe3 ban at
fomune pad Sfl,bbolb, OF bcQac 9nr
lit lit @aiteloar peo ieritc Sfuo. !
Nprbeben al Dem Ioa ct orrbt Gam,
oere5 iioitc Waaltio. s Yrpuie iaor
BON uobetnlt ca. 400 aroner, %
StouanQer WuielIm bar fipbt Sim.
oenc. Gen enc Serp err ell aumneI
aienoing, Ell Sun.Sserp meb 3 @en,
oct fierbe beo ben al for noaIe Iar
iiocn, bo Den bar blepct iibbcnoe i en-
Snbouer / 2pietrafterue bar
man / Here &intre ieet Spor al oen
t~reberebe Serp. Gen orloen bar en-
pngre San.SSerp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Spntb Yneiiic Whalina 81. noo

Ter after 40 psf. Sctte Selifob bar
hermcb i De iihite 8 Maaneoer uoOelt
1875 psf. / lobptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Sra Uoroe.

Nebcnes Mmtmanosembebe. 8e.
neralfoninI / Melboilrne u. Sheel or
ll0n9pnt til Inttmono / Heoeies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

Gn mpitiif gffrre. HuroeniieIo.
ifes prGgtige Sfib "Saafon VIZ,
iom gnar paa Gnglano, bar M 10
8auge pGret ubiot Tor itpgge rlbelo,
ibet Der bar pGret noeet COLT tat meo
Waifineriet omboro. sSieIge "Soci.
aloenlofr." mener man pda fnnoiu
Solo, at Der bar pPret giort attentat
5orisg moo Stibet. ioet iloeiinoeoe
8erioner bar blanoet erploiipe Stoiie
inb | Wnifinoljen. Wan err beiprfct
/ oenne Ytistanfe berpeo, al enoe!ife
Sfibe bar pGret uoiat Tor lianenoc
llhclo lom "Saofon VIZ. o. ira en-.
gellf Nolo or oct tGpoct. at iliae Mt
tentat 6oriss ioftiit bar iunoct Stce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Spnngcn Nfitaaelie ar Surb? !

~p""SS" >siftilN VI WV. WI
Silebommer meooeles Sen 22oe Nlt-
quit. Observation-Disclosures Srann
/ Siqebammer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Solfeblno", %ifriper, at blunot Sinaa-
brltgerne og Arbeioerne Der / anltet
bar Der uPrct itcrf Stemuine for Ell
SOP ON tpl1ngen Niitaoelie al ,Soro til
ilbemioleoe Grbeioere, Tom enifer at
bpgge lit eget Stem, 8ao ariitians
hints Smoubrllgerlags Stpremsbe
paa SiQebammer Ssnbag blep oct be-
at uonrbeioe Soriloq til COP
ON appropriation al Sorb og oucr-
ienoe Sorilogct til Stortinget pcb
oettes SommentrGben- oper 2utaor.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
LIBEL SUIT
NEARS CLOSE
J. A. and Y. {. Patten ASK
100000 Damages Against
A. Nj. A. in Chicago Court

CHICAGO. June l5.-(Special)-
The conclusion of the 100000 suit
for libel of John a. Patton and z. G..
Pattcn, of the Chattanooga Medical
Co. against the American Medical
association, now III convention in
Detroit. Is in sight toCay. Attorneys
for both sides have completed their
final arguments, and the suit which
is being tried In federal court will go
TO the jury before evening. II Is
thought.
The action was Instituted two
years ago by the officials OF the
Chatanooga Medical Co. on the allie
cation that the Journal OF tho Amer.
lean Medical association had libeled
II Ia certain articles n had printed
denounclng the advertised curative
properties Of womaa's remedy
made by the company. during n cam.
paign being carried on by the period
ical against false or fraudulent ad.
vertising
Experts in chemistry put on the
stand by the defense testified that
analysis OF the medicine showed
that the preparation contained 20
per cent alcohol and a small guam
tity OF drugs that were not in sun.
cient quantity to have any curative
value.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Big Discrepancy In Es-
Inmates of Repro
ductiOn Value
ENGINEERS FIGURE
is S12,383,412
Company Insists S14,-
492,555 Is Correct
Amount

II would cost sl2.3S3.4l2 to repro
duce new the Detroit plant OF the
Michigan state Telephone Co, ac-
cording TO the city engineers esti.
mate, but company engineers claim
the cost would be sl4.492,555. The
two estimates were submitted TO the
state railroad commission in a hear.
ing. Thursday.
Comparison of the cost of repro
duction. less depreciation. shows an
even greater discrepancy. The city's
figure is sS.666.564, whereas that
presented b ythe company is 1891.
15l, difference OF nearly 5.000,0O0
The company values its holdings
at 90 per cent. Of the reproduction
cost, whereas the city places a value
Of 20 per cent.
The discrepancy between the
city's and company's estimates was
the only development of conse.
(Cestinued on rsse Ten.D
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
All Delegates Work
Has Been Done by
President
ONLY FEW MINOR
MATTERS REMAIN
Main Program Was Ar
ranged In Washing
ton, ID. c.
BY PERRY ARNOLD.

NStuH Correspondent CUttSu fTeSS.J
ST. LOUIS. June l5.--"Speed up"
methods were applied by Democratic
leaders today TO the convention
plans. When the convention met at
I o'clock today, It was with the fair
ly general understanding that efforts
would be made TO adjourn the con-
clave sine die not later than Friday
evening, instead OF Saturday, as at
first planned.
The session. beginning at IL. was
TO be devoted entirely to oratory,
with Permanent Chairman Ollie NJ.
James as the secondary keynoter,
the main spellbinder. Then, II the
leaders plans carried. the conven-
tion was to adjourn until tonight,
when the resolutions committee was
expected TO submit the platform and
the convention TO rat1fy this declara-
tion of principles. Tomorrow. bright
and early the Democrats were TO be-
gin nominating.
The speeding up process was ap-
piled because of waning interest in
the proceedings exhibited by the
delegates and audience. Several
hundred persons who came 10 see
the convention. left today. Not even
the enthusiasm Of optimism can dis
guise the fact that the convention IL
utterly dominated by WOODROW VIII
son, several hundred miles distant.
and that II doesn't do n thing that
hasn't been mapped cut for 1t to do
by the president. Wilson picked the
keynoter, the subkeynoter and will
pick the national chairman; he sent
Secretary Of War Baker here with
an outline of the platform; he APP
proved Marshall as n running mate;
he will approve the list OF national
committee men. For the reason that
it's proceedings are so utterly rou-
tine. so completely cut and dried.
the convention ls being regarded
more and more rs poor show" By
visitors. But under plans consider
ed Just prior TO ihc convention open
ing today. all thought Of a hOodoo
in nominating on Friday was set
aside. II might he added, incident.
(Continued on Psge Ten)
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Hudson Motor Plant
Scene of Serious Ac-
cident, Thursday
MATCH IGNITES
ESCAPING GAS
John Troste May Die
From Inhaling Oven
Fumes

Eight men were hurt. one so
seriously he may die, three others
badly enough TO be taken to the
hospital. and four others slightly,
when the enameling room in the
plant OF the Hudson Motor Car Co.
was wrecked by an explosion
caused by escaping gas at about
$3.50 o'clock, Thursday morning.
John Troste. 80 years old. OF No.
945 Twenty-fourth.st., was the most
severely injured. Standing near an
enamel oven when the explosion oc-
Cured, he was thrown TO the floor.
Fumes from the oven rendered him
unconscious, and amid flames that
had crept around him from the ex-
ploded oven, fellow workers, who
we're less severely hurt. dashed in
and rescued him. He was severely
burned about the face, hands and
body. Az the city hospital lung
motor revived him. but physicians
say his condition still is grave.
Harley Hickey. Is years old, Of
No. 104 St Clair-ave.; Joseph Korc-
Xxi, of No. 1868 North Campbell.
ave, and Tony Wirzic, No. 1863
Campbell.ave., were badly burned
by the flames, and taken to the
Henry Ford hospital No informa.
tion as TO their condition could be
obtained from the hospital authori.
ties.
Four other men, who assisted in
rescuing Troste, and whose names
the police did not obtain. were
slightly injured. II was rumored
also that girl employed in the de.
partment was hurt.
The explosion was caused by
some one turning on the gas in one
OF the ovens. then leaving n, A
match 1T by an employe in the
room set of the gas and caused
the explosion.
An alarm of fire was turned In
and iremen. after short battle
with the flames, extinguished the
blaze.
Following the alarm. the police.
believing the accident was far
more serious affair than Il proved
to be. rushed several police ambu-
lances and patrol autos TO the scene
with stan OF police surgeons.
The enameling room suffered So
900 damage, according to J. n. Hill,
manager OF the plant.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

Within the great convention OF the
A. NJ. A. Is another convention. II
is the first meeting Of the Medical
Woman's National association in De-
troit.
This organization was formed in
Chicago, last November at the time
OF the fiftieth anniversary OF the
Mary Thompson hospital, an institu'
ton controlled professionally and
financially by women. The object
Is to promote greater fraternal spir-
II among women physicians, and i'm
prove adverse conditions under
which they are now obliged 10 work
Compared with the 100000 male
doctors In the United States, the
$500 women physicians find many
problems that must be solved by
themselves, they believe.
An outline OF their work includes
How TO increase the number OF wo-
men studying medicine; how to in
crease and uphold the standards of
women students; to make the home
and social conditions OF women ply
sicians practical and ideal for their
best work; to help medical women
In foreign fields TO keep abreast
with the progress OF medicine and
surgery; how TO make it possible for
women to be represented on the
staff OF hospitals and the faculties
of our universities.
They also plan to have an up-to-
date directory of all women physi-
clans; which will include references
for the benefit OF persons preferring
women physicians, information re-
garding local work, and inquiries Of,
or suggestions TO other women in
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
7. R. IS UNDER
DOCTORS CARE
Colonel Likely To Remain In
New York Until
Friday

NEW YORK, June 15.--Col. Rcose
welt will probably remain in New
York until Friday evening while his
doctors tinker with him. The
colonel is taking his indisposition
lightly and with considerable amuse.
ment.
Il will go back to Oyster Bay as
soon as can, but / suppose the doc.
tors will want 10 keep me up here
TO tinker with me Bit" he said to.
day.
DR.. f. w. Caldwell. who took the
X-ray plates yesterday, will not be
ready to announce results of the ex-
animation until about IL o'clock, at
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
202 PERSONS, FORCED To life BOATS
WHEN STEAMER HITS ROCKS, Feared
LOST OFF STORMY OREGON coast
$500 Women Physicians Barred
From Hospitals, Begin Fight in
Detroit for Equality With Men

their profession. They intend also
to exert their influence in opening
hospitals not now open 10 women
internes: TO publish information
about them, as well as hospitals
that are open; and TO act as gen
eral bureau of information and clear
ing house, as well as social meeting
ground. for all women physicians
and students.
Dr. Eliza NJ. Mosher. OF Brooklyn
y. Y, formerly dean OF the medical
literary department of the Y. OF NJ.
is honorary president, and Dr Ber
tha Van Hoosen, of Chicago. noted
surgeon and strong advocate of "twi
light sleep" is president Other Of
ficers are DR.. Marion Craig Potter
Rochester, n. Y. first vice-president;
DR.. Mary Elizabeth Bates, Denver
Colo, second vice-president; DR.
Mary II. Mclean, st. Louis, Mo,
third vice-president; DR.. Martha
Welpton, Chicago, recording secre-
tary-treasurer; Mrs. margaret n.
Rockhill, Cincinnati, corresponding
secretary.
The official organ of the associa-
tion Is the Woman's Medical Jour
nal, published in Cincinnati Mrs.
Margaret Rockhill is editor The
growth OF the association in seven
months has exceeded the most san
guine expectations, is the report OF
its officers.
The fact that very few hospitals,
except those run by women, accept
female physicians as internes, is felt
to be great detriment to the ad-
vancement Of the women physicians,
according to the members.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Plans Made For Big
Health Meeting,
Friday
NOTED MEN ARE
AMONG SPEAKERS
Gathering to Be Great
est of Its Kind In
History of u. S.

While the physicians and surgeons
Of the American Medical association
were bringing TO close their three
days Of discourses and discus sions
on medical matters. Thursday. final
preparations were being made by
the local committee on arrange
rnents for the great public health
meeting which will be held, Friday
afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock in the
Lyceum theater.
This meeting should be the great
est gathering Of it's kind In the his.
tory OF the country. The general
public is invited. without admissi>l
charge. TO obtain the benefit OF the
health talks that will be made by
prominent authorities on hygiene
and sanitation from throughout the
country.
Among those who will address the
meeting are DIR. Rupert Blue, sur.
geon general of the United States
public health service. and president
OF the American Medical associa.
ton: Hon. l.. n. Dickinson. lieuten.
nt-governor OF Michigan; Hon. Rob
ert l.. owen. United States senator
from Oklahoma; DR.. Charles n.
Mayo, Of Rochester. Mimi; and
Prof c. +. A. Winslow. professor of
public health, Yale university.
In connection with the meeting
the big public health parade will be
held Friday morning, directed by Off.
cials OF the state department Of
health
Mayor Marx has indorsed the
health parade and exercises and has
asked DR. Charles Z. Chadsey, super
intcndent OF schools, TO dismiss the
children for the afternoon in order
that they may view the proce ssion.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Evi.
dence in the hands OF the admins
tration officials tending TO show
gradual disintegration OF the Car
'anzs de facto government continued
10 pile up today.
This evidence was contained in
consular reports TO the state de-
partment and private advices to
members OF the army general stan
from officers and civilians In
Mexico.
All these messages carrying re
ports OF shaky economic conditions.
led officials 10 believe that the next
few weeks may see developments
which shall spell either a complete
rrumbling OF the Carranza govern.
ment or a decided change for the
better.
Oftcials today believed the first
nhiefs government now Is passing
through its most difficult period,
Coincident with reports on eco
nomlc conditions are other reports
which cause optimism to war de-
partment officials The officials dc.
clare that while sporadic attacks on
the punitive expedition still remain
n possibility they have no real
anxiety over safety OF any troops
now below the border The troops.
Il is confidently believed, can take
care OF themselves.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinifys ThursAny
night and Friday probably sheweei
moderate southerIy winds.
Lower Michignni Probably showers
tonight and Friday. l7'
Upper Lakess Moderate shlft4n9
winds becoming west and northwest I
unsettled weather Thursday migh&
and Friday, probably showers.
Lower Lakest Fresh south ana
southwest winds, probably showers
Thursday night md Friday.
Highest temperature this date n
past % years, 90, I'm 1913, lowest. a.
In 1905.
One year ago todayi Highest tena-
perature, 6Dy lowest. 53y mean. ooe
partly cloudy weather with ~ incR
of rain during early morning.
Tho sun sets at S,00 D. m. Thur
day and rises Friday mt 4t56 q. m.
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
DOCTOR IS
UNDER ARREST

A warrant charging Benoni A. Bull.
lock, an osteopath, living at No. S77
Tylerave., Highland Park, with man.
slaughter was issued by Police JUS
tice Stein, Thursday morning. Com
plaint was made by Fred Dibble. po-
lice detective, that Bullock had per-
formed an operation on Mrs. Jean
Wischmeyer. of No. 2309 Winona-
ave. on April 8. II is alleged that
she died as result of the operation
on April 16.
Bullock has an Office at No. 211
Stevens building
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
moIIa Wins, OF Course.

RICHMOND. Va, June 15.-Miss
Molla 8iurstedt. national woman's
champion. Won all her matches in
the opening rounds OF the Old Do
minion clay tennis tournament OF the
country club of Virginia Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

which time the plates will have been
dried.
Politically, Col. Roosevelt remains
silent, although he is preparing to
receive political callers today.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
THESE ARE MY JEWELS"

the various dispatches, a German
fiotilla. consisting of an auxiliary
cruiser and two destroyers, convoy
ing IA merchant steamers. was at
tackled by a Russian squadron con-
sisting OF six destroyers and sew
eral submarines.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

LAREDO. Tex, June 15.-Two
American soldiers were killed
and seven wounded In a fight
with Mexican bandits who
crossed the Rio Grande near
San ienacio, as miles below
here last night, according to re-
ports received here today. The
total Mexican casualties are not
known, but the bodies OF six
bandits were found In the brush,
II was said.