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The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
WORTHWHILE

At the council meeting. Thursday
evening. the following were declereo
os 4. for .s a.: s:rl' s:. xs
Charles q. Fiiklnsi trustees. ou!s
Charles j. vsnVsiisnburg; clerk.
Th'R:: & mcFeSS. Ss:i.s
Sessions. No other business was
The Sunday schools viii convene.
~. BEEN "iss sss tns eas
the fret Presbytsrian church, Rev
y. =. wsbher will talk on Love.
cbjsctiyss Rev y wassr: .
STR ssrucsivS o0 sismsnts il life. ana Rev
''rhe church Z comfort TO- the com.
nuntty," In the evenine the sermon
t soPsss Y n,si Ss The question Of =
ancient lawyer." and "Ths secret q
hlsDPi a: Hri Hprorth w Ys.aS. y III
o'clock With the topic A world pro-
Kurnai Babbitt H. home from
Cleveland for the week END.
The Rspubiican candidates for tns
psrvisor. George Nsvbcund clerk
Fred Durfeo: treasurer. Daniel Mat
thews; highway commissioners, Lester
Woodruff; ovsrseer OF highways o.
CAT " uCO1s WeluDOI OO1TO VI bovt0W
have nominated Richmond shaw for
supervisor; Frank Madison. clerk,
Bert LesNenworth. treasurer: Grant
Putnam. highway commissioner: VIII
Hicks. overseer. and Frank Dodge
member board Of review.
The bank statements issued By tho
two local banks Friday :howsd com.
,5Sred axpoASsx UcudtnG ceftfncatei
Of, aspHstf. are over yS70.0Q0.
The REGULAR. meeting OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the home OF Mira. j.
n. Weber. Monday afternoon.
Special meeting of Worthwhile lodge
No. 1se, r. Il A. NJ. Monday evening
A special with work In Past and Mos.
Excellent will be held by Union chap.
ter. No. So. r.. 4. n. wednesday
Frank n. Perrin has been placed In
nomination for the office OF constable
on the Republican ticket to NIL
vacancy caused by the withdrawal OF
Elmer II. Perrin.
Mr. and Mrs. herman Cregor. Of
Novi. have purchased the Burt Wood
property on south Wing-st.
Mrs. Robert tanning. sr., and Fioy1
Lanning were In Lansing part OF this
week.
Nzei woodmansee is recovering
slowly from MS recent severe ILL
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

cd OF calculation as that employed
by Mr.. Hay. II said. I'VE should
have now available, without any leg.
islation. /, 2s4,790 men who have had
some military training"
I'm other words" the letter add
ed 'the only immediate effect OF
the passage OF the house army bill
would be &c increase the regular
army by 10000 men. and even that
increase being added In four annual
movements, would require about four
years time to be recruited and a
stiiI longer time to become effec-
tive" A-----A-
The letter presented reports and
figures 10 support conclusion that
the actual number OF men or mill
tsry age IN the country who have
had any military training at all in
473.7oo The only adequately train.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
BIRMINGHAM

The Troy Farmers club VIII meet
In the home of Mrs. William Daven-
port. on east Mapie-aye.. Saturday,
Miss Alta Brown. OF Detroit, is a
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown. on Bates-st.
a farewell party was given: Tues Tues
Shsin, in their home In Troy. Mr.,
and Mrs. Shain will move soon to OK
ford.
Beaver. will meet wednesday. March
20. In the home of Mrs. Francis Pooi,
In Big Beaves.
Mrs. ugust Heinze. OF Royal Oak.
David Mcclellan has sold his farm
parties for $4,000.
Marley =. Bachelor. OF West Bloom
field. has bought so acres of farm
IS. 500.
ing relatives here.
timore. is a guest OF her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. J. X. Adams. on the west
road.
The willing Workers society. OF
March 20. at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Shepard, in Southneld.
Mrs. Almira Nudge Is very i'll at
her home on s,, Hsmiit9n-aye; ,o..,
from a visit with relatives in New
York City.
David Roy returned Friday from
Harper hospital. in Detroit. where he
has been very Ill.
Ivan Dodge, OF Inlay City. has been
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Rev. r. Griggs. of Royal Oak. will
preach in the Log Cabin Sunday
school, Sunday morning and evening.
Wayne Hanley IL Ill with measles
at his homo on Townsend
Carl Lake, OF Almont. Is Visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rsnsome
Lake. on west Maple.ave.
John Brison has returned from a
trip to St. Louis. Mo.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
CADILLAC.

most OF our lessons standing on
comm"
Forty-nine persons hit the trai
when the invitation was given. sew
eral women being among the nun
Der.
Mrs. T.. ]. Forsythe's class OF bus
mess girls had supper in Trinity NJ
f. church at $3.50. and then marched
to the tabernacle, 127 strong.
There will be three services IL
the tabernacle. Sunday. In the morn
ing Mr.. Forsythe's topic will be
Awake. arise" and In the evening
"A message from three worlds" Al
the mems meeting at $3.50 p. m. he
will preach ON Booze. or the Shiny
trail" This is a powerful sermon
and boys will be admitted. The
Highland Park band plays at the
mems meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
SHIP YARD MEN
STRIKE; ARE FIRED

!. WNEN ARpuGE.s Mich. March IS,
bemandfns higher wages. 20 ena.
ployes of the Great Lakes Engineer.
ing company here walked out, where.
upon. the ship yard officials imme-
diately discharged them. officials
stated Saturday morning, that there
had been no trouble. and no threats
had been received. although the dis
charged men rut up posters. warn
ing plumbers. pipetittcrs and kin
dred tradesmen away from The plant.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
YPSlLANTI.

Mrs. C. v. Brown entertained st q
charmingly appointed luncheon, rrl,
day. I'm honor OF Mrs. Edwin McSosu
UNLOCK, who IL soon to leave the
daughter was horn. Thursday. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Haviland. MIS-.
Hayiand Mas Man., form nmG ya. M,ss are
Mrs. Edmund Hewitt has gone to
Chicago TO make her home with her
daTTntes r Mrs M Mar sa: Supervisor OF
music in the city schools. and Miss
Alice Bivens. of the Normal faculty.
left saturday for Lincoln. Neb. to
test OF the Nations" which is to he
presented under their direction this
spring.
Friday in the high school by supt.
Williams OF the American Association
OF Cement Manufacturers. Lantern
slides were used In illustration of
Mr.. and Mrs Green. OF Congress
ct. arc moving to Detroit. where MT
Green has a position with the Edison
Mrs. Frederick zeigin is entertain
ing her mother. who lives In Detroit
Mrs. Jessie Latham. OF New britain.
Conn, was a dinner guest, Friday
evening. OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
The executive committee Of the
Reiiables met In the home Of Mrs
VIM w. Alexander and made the fol-
qwnS Mr. AreSR RS't%'nPss as
Mrs. George Miilage. Mr.: and Mrs.
ed. Address. Mr.. ana Mrs. Austin
Frs 'as ins zsiSin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert snedicor, Mrs
Christie WILDER, Mrs. Chester Albsn
George lockwood. warren w. Yer.
non, Mrs. Hannah German Flower
Mrs. Ada Smith; visiting. Mrs. VIM
" A1ea sE anca NM ~. wT o p;uhs Ms;
Mrs. L. N: Oids, Mrs. G: g. Davis. The
class will be entertained, Thursday
evening. at the home Of George W.
Frances h. Courtenay. of Detroit
well-known over the country - q
city this week and also In Ann. xrbor
where he w n., called to give his de.
t tnrs. IN the Viola wssns or s:tss:
cult court in Ann Hrbor. The estate
Is protesting decisions made by the
The marriage OF Ernest Rowe and
Miss Anna Sterling was solemnixed
Thursday In the Congregational par
sona.ge with Rev. Lloyd Morris Of
Miss Harriet Kief was . business
visitor. Friday. In Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert ~. Harris
entertained at q dinner party, Fri
day. Among. the number present
were Mr. and Mrs: w w. Vernon. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph r.. Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
bert Vain. Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Par
sons and Miss Sarah Parsons.
Mrs. David Baes will return next
DIR. G. o. Hoyt will give up his
work as teacher OF the Reliable class
In the Methodist Episcopal sunday
school during the summer months.
K. J.. Sanderson, of Ypsffanti. and
son of Wiley sanderson.- IL dead at
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
NEW TEUTON
ONSLAUGHTS
rt LACK PUNCH


believe the crown prince will risk
a grand assault on all the verdun
positions before admitting defeat.
% The German newspapers which
printed lengthy articles about the
Verdun battle In it's early stages
have carried only brief dispatches
from their correspondents In the
past 10 days. Neutral observer
have been forced to rely upon
Paris accounts OF the fighting, which
report that the Germans have been
checked with very heavy losses.
The heavy attacks against Fort
vaux and vaux village. reported
by the French war ONCE yesterday
afternoon, Jegan with artillery
preparation Tuesday night. The
Germans plastered the French front
with shells UNI Wednesday night.
They spent dozens OF big shells in
vain effort, to score hits on Fort
vaux itself.
'The attack began between mid
night and dawn" said one dispatch.
French searchlights and star shells
discovered a large force OF Ger.
mans, closely massed, moving
against vaux. The French turned
a heavy fire in upon them and there
were few Germans who reached the
barbed wire entanglements.
AFTER dawn they tried to rush
our lines again. They charged twice
In the forenoon and at noon began
an attack on Fort Vaux. The Ger.
man battalions in compact forma.
ton tried 10 climb the slopes be-
fore the fort. They were met with
terrible hurricane OF shot and
shell and crumpled up before the
merciless French fire.
ION paper. II sounds like desper-
ate lighting. But Thursdays as
saults lacked the driving force
which has carried the Germans to
other victories. The French never
had doubt as to the outcome"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18


and say why didn't God make me
SO couldn't sin! Why didn't he
make you of Eastwood with putty
eyes? Why didn't he make you q
billy goat. for that can't sin. And
some billy goats are gentlemen. too
compared with o lot of you.
why, you wouldn't amount to a
hill of beans II you were 90 consti'
tuted that you couldn't do wrong
II say Q man In New rork IL .
sinner. that's all right. but when
talk of the sinners OF Highland Park
YOU have q cat At. There's one
thing-I've learned the art of shov'
ing the harpoon into your gissard
with q smile.
"ln selecting my text chose Q
question that In unanswerable, and
And II In Hebrews: How shall we
escape II We. neglect 30 great q sal
vstiou?"
Then tho evangelist read q news
paper clipping. published shortly be-
fore the Lusitania was sunk by 9
submarine. II referred to the warn
ing given in New York before the
fated liner sailed. Mr.. Forsythe read
how Ebert Hubbard had laughed
heartily. as did others. at the warn
Ing.
II knew Elbert Hubbard and have
visited him In his home" said the
speaker. And I can readily mag
ine, too, just how ne scoffed when
he went aboard. But the ship went
down and Hubbard was neven seer
after. His body has never been
found. How can we escape II we
neglect this salvation? Isn't II
funny that with all our education
aud broadening intellects We learn
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
ONE KILLED,
SIX HURT BY
MOTOR CARS


30 years old, OF No. ~ Brainard-st,
was the driver OF the machine. Wit
nesses said that Perkins struck
machine owned by J.. r. Fisher. OF
the Fisher Body Co. in from. Of the
ShotWell apartments. No. 4sS Cass-
ave. Backing away from the Shot.
well car. the police say. Perkins
struck a machine owned by Thomas
Tupy. OF No. 936 Elmwood-ave.
While returning from funeral,
Friday afternoon, at Harper and
vanDykeavcs.. the automobile Of
Henry r. La Point. Il years old, OF
No. 223 LeMay-ave.. struck q nut
and turned turtle. pinnins Its four
occupants beneath. Several wit
nssses ran TO the overturned car and
pulled three women from the wreck
nge. The injured were:
Mrs. Hattie Davey. IS, Of No. 273
Lillibridse-sve.. bruised about face
and body.
Mrs. Florence Lyle. 81. of No.
2<53 Jefferson-ave.. bruised about
face. hands and shoulders.
Mrs. r. A Perrin. 81 years old. OF
No. 2+53 Jefferson-ave.. fractured
collarbone and several Commissions
about face and body.
Henry r. LaPoint, driver, fractur-
ed Jaw and several scalp wounds.
The party was returning from the
funeral Of Richard Wright. OF No.
3i5 TAllibridge-ave., who was buried
In Evergreen cemetery. All Of the
occupants were taken to the city re-
celving hospital.
Crossing Grand River-ave., at
Trumbuli-ave.. Edison Weaver. seven
years old, of No. 567 Grand River.
ave. newsboy, was struck by an
automobile driven by J. w. Palmer,
q: No. "a LInwood-ave. The boy
eas taken to the city receiving hos
pitni suffering from slight Injuries.
William Lester. "a years old. OF
No. 22 Henry.st.. was struck at
Grand River and Woodward-aves. by
q car driven by Michael Shanahan.
Of No. 2S4 Myrtle-st. Lester suffer.
ed q broken arm and was taken to
the city hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
GRANT FEES FOR
CHILD CARE
Macomb Supervisors Allow
Part Of Disputed
Bill

MT CLEMENS. Mich, March 49,
The board OF supervisors has set.
tied the lengthy dispute regarding
the bill presented to the board for
payment. by County Charity Agent
Robert Crawford, at the October
term. The committee on civil
claims recommended that 1910 OF
the $500 be allowed, and the board
abided by the recommendation. Mr.
Crawford. who has charge OF all de-
linquent Juveniles of the county, ID
. state Official, and receives his sal
airy from the state. His bill of $500
which was presented to the super
v,sors for payment. included fees
paid to Witnesses and various
amounts paid out by Crawford FOL
the care OF Juveniles during their
trials, and pending their commit
ment to detention homes. The SUI
pervisors held that these were no,
county charges.
Mt Clemens Is to have a new de-
tention home for the care of juve
niles, either placed on short-term
probation. or where they may be
held temporarily pending their com
mitment to some state institution
The supervisors have authorized
Chairman OF the Board Ivy Huelett
and Clerk bankers to let the con
tract for suitable building. to be
completed at the earliest possible
date. Heretofore~> youngsters who
have been detained as delinquenti
have either been held in polio head
quarters or in the county iail.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
SUBURBAN NEWS

sss S..' ss. s:::s i k,:ssss 4
Formerly Of Toledo:
vile. Ont. l. spssSiSs : few days
with Miss Meiita futEshsus. Of No. 10
Buena Vista-ave. west.
Albert vosburgh. Of Flint. .speut :
Mrs. George 'i b. drawer. ' Of No. 81
Luena vista-ave. west. en- route ia
Tennessee. where he will make 9
short business trip. -.
Loai:s-svs.. Il confined to > her HON:
'A Dan Smith. Of Cincinnati. was q
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Lutke.
hau;. Of No ;. 90 Busns vista'avs
~s csr,ssophsT ,ir.sory. Of Ions
Ing several days with his sister. Mrs
r. c. Meade. OF No. i1S 0rand-ave'
Mrs. Starr. Of Royal Oak. visited
friends In the village THURSDAY.
Mas Flora Richmond. of No. SIC
Buena Vista-ave. east. who has been
Ill for several days. has fully rscov-
Mrs; q. Trsthen; Of No. q Avsion-
ing friends In Ann Arhor.
Mrs. w. RoEerson. OF No. 2iS High
rick dinner party Friday evening for
'' TSom. 1u oo &c ,s q No. j.. west
minster-ave.. was arraigned In Jus
Ing ing throuxh an Occupied safety some.
He was fined 81 and g costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Caller. OF Chicago.
Ill. are Waiting Mr.. and Mrs: George
Graver. OF No. as7 Buena vista-avs.
Charles sohoil, of No. 1l3 Monterey
ave. who has been severely III for
several weeks. 10 now recovering:
nri w S..n no sa.S q 10 w ais rSasr
Ont. by the sudden death Of her SIS
Alexander Kowal. OF No. sss Oak
land ave. an employs OF the MAJ
critical f o condition Al orses hospit.i
He was hit on the head With sle0ge
hammer Thursday evening by eAm
savich. OF Huli-ave.. while lsevine
r rss ias at *. factory s s.csuss Row.
saved an Office boy from . blow from
savich. He was taken TO the hospital
In the village pN,lios, s IN IA H;~n.
Justice tee Esnasan Friday. for being
drunk and disorderly.
Albert Meyer. OF No. 1891 WOoG.
an sutomobiie driven by Writ J
Smith. OF No. Sc Buena vista-ave
west at the corner OF Tennyson ant
Woodward-aves. Meyer stepped from
behind telegraph pole. and conse
Mrs. n. E. Bills. OF Buena Vista
ave. east, entertained guests, q
| MrsX Thomas GIBBS ct Adrian y
Visiting NOR daughter. Mrs. Edwars
/ Root of No:-.r3s WAver!y-Gve.
| Mfss Dimarios Quick. OF NO. 3!
Monterey-ave.. In confined TO mel
home through severe case OF gum
Mrs. John smart. OF No. 40 Il
BeIie-ave.. has recovered from an Ill
ress OF several days.
w. A. Walls. OF Martins Ferry, @.
was business visitor In the vilIast
on Thursday. -,
Miss Myrtle Davis. OF Buens Vista,
ave. west. is spending the week enc
with Mrs. q. Ruttan. of Royal OAK
Mrs 3. r. Carpenter. OF No. zoo
Cortland ave. has recovered from .
severe attack OF grippe. which was
OF several days duration. :.
Miss Norma Lutkehaus, or NO. D.
Buena vista-ave. west, has recovered
from a slight attack Of tonsilitis.
M,s. J. =. Copen. or No. es non
nectirut-aye. entertained several
guests at dinner Thursday evenins,
The Frat boys OF Highland PARK
entertained about 80 friends at ar
Informal dance at the Fournter nan
on Friday evening
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien, OF No, IN buena
yista-ave. west. was called Wednes
day to wallsoeburg. Ont. by the suo
den death OF her aunt. ~, ;.
Miss Harriet Bishop. OF No.
Glendale ave, Is confined to her home
hy illness
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
WYANDOTTE

Fire OF unknown origin caused $50
damage Friday afternoon TO the Al
bert Heltman hotel. Clark aud
Twelfth-sts. The loss was covered
hy insurance.
Miss " Parker. New York city. IL
In This city on business.
Marcus Sillorrman. Cleveland. suf-
tered an attack Of heart disease Fri-
day night on "A Wysndotte-T Trenton
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
ALL SAVED FROM
STR. 'TuBANITA
Thorough Investigations Show
No Loss Of Life. Says
Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM. March ls.-Thor-
ough investigation shows that every
person aboard the butch liner ru-
bantia. sunk on North Hinder light
ship. BY q mine or torpedo. was saw.
cd, II was announced ut the COM
pany's Offices today.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

Hilary, .-rhs. ac,uai svsnis lsisg Tttea
tpresL Thc.. mans hGre life IL nm
happy while "a n~ighbor's Is IDEAL Tie
casts longing chances toward his
outward show OF his feelings. One
day fate throwg her into his arms
when she falls from runaway horse.
Later both are passengers on an
ocean liner which strikes n derciict
and sinks. They find refuge on an
Island. build a cabin. and fight OF
both Wild animals and natives until
rescued. when the man leaves her 20
her husband To make his way alone
through the world, The sinking Of
the ocean liner II described az An ef-
feet costing $780, Miss Williams
a. the wife. IL called on to battle
with an enrsged leopard i'm the
tunRle and there IL fight to the
death between Il Royal Bengal tiger
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
RIVER ROUGE

Fire damaged the house owned by
r. &. Nedeau. Dear born-ave.. Friday
afternoon. to the extent of t110. all
covered by insurance. The cause of
the blaze II unknown.
William Clark, injured in an auto
mobile accident several days ago. is
recovering.
Children OF Mary and the Junior
Holy Name society OF our Lady OF
Lourdes church will receive COM
Women's Beneht association of the
Maccabees. Review No. 10. will hold
. class initiation March 81. in Jus
tice Niemanns court room.
Mrs. Louis Pattenaude, Riopelle-st.,
In recovering from q recent fltness
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

Although the upper classes in
South America live richly. even ex-
travagsHtly In q large number OF
cases. the poverty OF the poems Is
for the most part very deep. one re.
suit being an appalling rate OF in.
FAINT mortality. from 40 to 90 per
cent dying before the age Of two.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE. FOR
AGE AND BEDDING. Dept. Quarter
masters Office. $50 Federal building.
Chicago. III. Sealed proposals will be
received here until IL a. m. Central
time. April IL. 1915. for furnishing
gasoline. forage and bedding at posts
In Central Dept, during year COM
mencing July 1, 1916. Information
furnished upon application
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
HIGHLAND PARK

4 st. Fatrick's musical was given
Saturday afternoon at -the-Ilotel
statler for the benefit OF the -. Ben
edirt's church.
Miss Marion Burton. Of No. 10 nv
ena Vista ave. west. has recovered
from an illness ~ several daNs
Mrs. W. NJ. Lane. 81 M. eos iIi.h-
iand-ave., entertained a number 81
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18
Michigan Soccer
nv !. r. BARLOW.

England VS.. Scotland on Sunday
March 10. Is the opening Of intcrnn.
the heather at Mack Park Kick on
$3.50. And the officials are lookips
for q big crowd and u the weather
man Wilt only favour them they will
.. aSp' fs.y &c: r record ns gate 'nE p
the present no alteration In either
sides will be made although both
countries have able reserves to fal
Seii upon VIM. Miliar. OF walker.
the referee Union OF Michigan from
the commencement of that associa.
him him every success should he be up.
able to take charge OF the game. J
Millman 10 the next choice.
Roses color. black and white. quarter
shirts and blue pants, while Scotland
Will sport the Scottish colors. blue and
The following players will line w
Ensisnd-capt, Roberts fPackards,
O.; Ridley. twinasor r; }. r. T.; STEAD
SssS. 4. H.: Bees ist. 0sorsss5. c. il.
Baunister Nationally. l. II; Smith
lPackards). o. r.: James (Nationsis)
!; r. Rogers !Bsaudsttsl. C; Allsr
G! CO.; dceorgeD. !. l.; Coles tst' o'or'
g .csIsy ,n,,, g
I. p: orshsm sDetroIo. r. X; Capt
sG. .:, i H.. smith ic.i.y.,s 3. X.
SON (Rising starr. c.: OHare Zeal.
eysl. J. l.; Mullen (RisinE start. o. I.
The Rsserves for ENGLAND are
Horne IWolyerinea). Ramsay (Pack.
srds). Townley est, oeorEss), Hurs'
Michigan Soccer association will
hold q meeting on Saturday night
March 70, at President Heeley',
Woodbridge east, at 9 o'clock. Bust
ness draw Tor the state cup and tn,
Referees union. Appeal against the
decision against the Michigan STATE
league also comes up. The following
clubs have entered for the Michigan
state Association Soccer cup: Lansing
Toledo. Galley. Rising star. All Scot {
Detroit, Nationals. cricketers. Pack
ards. Flint. Celtic.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

NEW YORK-Mrs. Alfredo Yace-
wit and her husband are spending
their leap year honeymoon in jail.
Her dad had them arrested because
Alfredo told the marriage clerk she
was 10 years old instead0 f16.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

9 t3,,.. lfH. 1.
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tqSrelnee1
crack itoooe n ~
army vsrs w 6l6n II
tracks te1nS. n I,
ouinsA - arnrnnn
vjolaas @ ~ n
pediktun v0qt 1o1
N un1S1on>n ~ q
vi1la GymDo1n III a.
Wa - exDort
Amoslean 1ogo
81 any ~ D
date vto1n1t1, X, 4
Col. no4d'o coxaAFx r.
Inc foroed mascheq.
pass scaas. unmuan1
1870 z. ~ h. },(
rsr. 80 =. Iz.s. ! 80
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5.S
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~ ss.-S - 49,. ~. . ~ ~
49, q s-,.sr- ~ ...,
,,.,, ";
! ,xn ~ 40 .fla~ s.rth1.s -, 1|SI' +
-. hs,tsvsl, - = ~ ~ eSS22
.chis Ai.fyirt to6av. $780, Il
a,erra Msarea around DrrSS0
II
| fsvor,ta haunts &. m ~
Hirh amy o6acials hero -
the pursuit 20 last Il LEAF =
months, barring the uhexDo
Pershing Is leading the AoWo1
the American army over The
hua desert and into The nace
co.slD'e %0une.hs g -.
INV v"oas 49, 49, ~. ~
~ - 1s - 1: : Is
The csnsofship estaollshee
the expedition started thfc
ago. was still u force. No
had been received cary &C.
the Correspondents win -
WORD nom them va 49,
mentarlly, however. pfOuabl4
0usman, Mexico. Y
Mexican miners from - -
0randes country arrived Wll@
ports that villa wns belng too1
southwark BY his supply tt
u -
They saw him heading
Buena Ventura two dAys aeU
500 men, \;
Behind the wagon trains hi \
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The Detroit times., 1916-03-18

Italy will allow temporarily the
expectation of olive oil TO North and
South America instead of keeping
that article on tho embargo list,
where II was placed recently.