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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
Yunfter | 0ugbes'
Wootagellestale.

3 Dfanoags nnoerretteOes Don't
mer 6ngbes Carnegie Sail, gteir
Dorf, ofiicielt ON lit 8alg al Del
repllblifanife earti til Oets
Tr9iioentfanoioot, % iom Sfif oa
9ru1 CT, bolot ban peo oen 9lnleo'
ming en- Gale, I boilfen ban gior'
oe noisrIiat -9eoe for oen Bolitif
ban iom Bartiets 2eoer snifer al
islge. Mr. Sngbes ingoe.
9lt Den oemofratiife aominiitra,
tions WiericopoIitif bar ct foroirret
SnpiteI al iSeiI9reb.
9lt port Sorbolo til llolanoet bao-
De liot unoer 9lominiitrntionens
Seitipnstagen til oiortiente Demo-
frater" oeo 9eipttelie al Diploma.
tfife Stillinaer.
glt nmerifanife Gettigbeoer 1 llo,
lanoet life bar blepen brpoet og II
fret unoer oen oemofrotiife Siege
ring.
slt oeriom 1pifIano ira ierit al
bar bleoen itrenst foreboIot lit 9(n'
foar, iaa piloe ser life blepet Tob
al WlenneifeIin meo 9uiitania.
2onoet, ioeoe ban, er | en- pnfe'
lig 5illtano al lliorbcreotbeo, braS
Der les al Eilitanoen paa bets @ren'
ie.
Den raaoenoe 0elitano iammen,
lieneoe ban meo en- 0iool's para.
oiie", ,bibragt peo oe abnormalt
striesforbolo.
Uir. Sngbes erflpreoe Tia uior,
beboIoent / isausr al Stemmerei
for apinoer.
San erfIGreoe iig for 9eifpttel-
ie og enOosiereoe ben rationale re-
publifanife platform.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

og Der polOtes itor Sfa0e paa @ien.
Dom. Set par Sanes 2(n0erion, Der
5auoe it Stem li1e oper @rGnen
al Ganaoa nur OutraaL 10 nuui-
iteOe 2ipet. 9an par< en- 9a0e,
iom blep sOeIagt.
@6ome, q. :, 27. Sui. StnO,
@agl og 9fegn rantte ggnen Sp0
for 9fbnme og polote me9en SfaOe
pao 9lpIen Mange Suie 6Iep al
porlig ranponeret. ) flere Siliul.
oe miiteoe 6armerne bele Oeres aorn=
apl, Der f0elaeoes al Saglen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
: 9nrt eget Junn.

Oct opre Yapir. Ct. 2ouis, DeO.,
26. Suli st. 9ouis @lobe Demo.
crat" meo0eler, at oct ira /. glu.
quit oil forbsie Priiea ior jim
oaglige llOgaue ira iii 2 Gents.
Som slaria9 anisres De bsie Bapir-
priier.
Sngen 9aoioteleBrammer. aem
Dorf, 20. sSuli. 8eitern Union Se-
legrapb Company meooeler, at aom-
pagniet inotil pioere life beisrger
5elegrammer ooer Jiaoioitationer.
ne oeo Sopoille, q. o., % Iuefer-
ton, u. o., til Tpiflano.
S. .. u. Scbnliot, ser bar boet
i 2eWiorS iioen 1878, er aigaaet
peo 0eoen, 61 glar gantnel. San
par isot | 0anmarf og bnpoe i'm
llngoom tent Den oanife ilaaoe
Scbmiot bar peret Smeo 9e0iars,
San eiterlaoer Jig enfe o8 iefs
a9grn.
tt6 @raoer @arp. @arD, Sno.
81. Sllli. S @aar @ftermiooaa
inotrai enoml ire 0sosidlo pac
@rlmo al 8armen. Oiarimumstem
pcraturen udaeSes SCI. 9 | @aal
eitermioOag, oa oct par 116 Sra
ser. @aarsoaeens Dire ior Se0er
bar Daniel @ootidIang, Wars. Sa
ne Sutton % @illiam 9o9oan.
Bomber efsplooerer nnoer oMe
nace"s aontOrlofale. Sprin9iielO
Mo., 30 Suli. al. 4,15 3a9.
Diorges iahotes Der ire 9ombeefs
ploiioner nn0er @ulpet | oet anti
fatolife 9lao nMenace"s aontor.
8eO @fsploiionerne fom en- Del Jul
trpfte 9lrtifler | Brand og brpnott
op. Den opltaaeoe Sloebrano blet
burtig ilnffet.
aragen er en- nDttig tSlgl ligel
5armerne / ben noropeltre Del a
SugbeS County, 90, 0of. @res'
bopperne beepnote at blipe ilemms
lpeo alfoiiaengene, men iaa fom oei
itore iloffe al araeer, og oct toe
Dem life mere emo ct Bar Dngt
at gere gnOe paa boer eneite Sn
left. 5armerne bar oerfor bereitei
beiliittet at pPre gooe moo Sra
gerne.
fyploer t04 Mar. Springiielo
Oeo., 25. SuIi. Springiielos Gloltt
0iano, Sesie SartIep, fplOte / Sen
bags 104 9(ar. 5 Gagens glnleo
ming bar bans Camille iamlet, ol
life minore emo to Sunoreoe a
bans Giterfomnlere par til Steoe
Sem @enerationer bar reprGien
teret, Sartlep tog oirfiom Del
Jeiten.
gn frpatelie lllpffe. Gleuelano
10, 20. Suli. 3 en- 9anob9rfs
tunnel uaoer Grieisen fem Wiil irt
oano inotrai tent / 9lftes en- frpg
telig Gfsploiion, iom oct beirpgtel
foIteoe % Menneifer 2ipet; mans
Here bleu mere eller minore fuG
itet. De forltlpffeoe er bells glrbej
oere, iom opboIot iis Iunnelen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
aong 3rifian | 9ipsfare.
aoaeen paaifbnner 9leoninsen.

2onoon, 30. Suli. Sra asbenbaun
telearaferes, at Song 9riitian al
Innmarf / @aar Gftermiooass
fidoieileoe | Ell lille gono paa s(ar.
busiioroen % bar npr peo at orufne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

loi, UT FpNiuSptS " tBuStSh.
9nrnplt rul1nt.
9(ttentot paa @reo 3ii8a? 2on.
BON, 20. Suli. st Telegram ira
S6meit8 til oGailp Mail" iortel-
Ter, at ser nplig bleo giort ct
mislpffet glttentat moo ben linenr.
ife Yrenierminiiter, @rep Tii5a.
st bollanoif 0fineoiier. Saae,
%. Silli. Gen bollanoife Dam.
per oUtaas" er iunfet uOen ior
9tortb inSre Sur eiter at oere itsOt
paa en- Wiine. 81 Wano al Be
letningen orufneoe.
Sir 9ioger 9oiement. 9onOon,
26. 9suli. @eneralaopofaten bar
life iainoet nogen @runo til at laOe
Sir Hoaer Gniements Saeen blibe
6ebanolet / Ouerbuiet. Senrettelien
al oen ososoemte 9loelsmano er iat
til Ben 3. 9lnguit, altiao Sorsoag
| npite llge.
Sppre Sfopbranoe. 5oronto,
Ont, 81 Suli. Sra BET norOige
Ontario meooeles, at 9perne Sod.
rane, Uiatbelon, 3immons og 9tuib-
ia er blepet totolt soelagt al Sfop-
braltoe, ionl 6ar raiet iioen 2sroag
Get anta9es, be0oer oet, at SunOre.
oe Wfenneifer er omfomnlet.
Sboefleton laaet ip0paa. guenos
9(ires, 81. Suli. Ser er inOlsbel
Wfeo0eIelie ON, at Sir @rneltS6acf
Teton, ser ior fort Sio iioen orol
ipopaa meo Sfonnerten emma
for at unoi9tte De pna @leiant
gen eiterlabte % Mono ira bans
Sp0pofaefSpeSition, 1ar uaaet IS
rarferne. emma ior(oo guntt
9lrenas oen II. Suli.
@n engelif Sfibsfaptain ifuOt a
Spiferne. Berlin, 9iaoiotelegram
%. Snli. aaptain CHARLES ;srpatt
ser ierte oct al Spiferne iorri9
Wiaaneo fapreoe Danrpifib y9rus
iels", iom inObraetes til 3eebrug
ge, er bleoet oemt til 9eoen pei
&rigsret % ifliot.
aaptain 6rpatt bapoe tioliger
forIegt at naaieile en- tpif llnoer
pan0sbaao.
8h Garran5o aboicere? 9areOo
Ger, 81. Sui. 5 aonli1iitratip
@reoie gsiepo 9areoo meooeles
at 8eniiitiano Garran5a i oen npr
meIte Srentio bill treffe iig til
bage Iom ben mericanife aonititll
tionalregerings oierite Gbei" Of
pil blioe eiteriitIat al General Ga
bio @onsales. Garran5a oil oerpat
antagelig title Jig iom aanoioa
peo oct ioreitanenoe Yrpiioentonlg
Jlberfuloie 9sbegropene. gten
lDorf, 26. Snli Ooer t1700(
franife SoIoater bar paaoraget III
Sungetlberfuloie Sfnttegrapen
lItoen | lSoraaret, fort9Iler Dill
|@laops Sollingsnortb, Der er sSor
IItanoeriiloe / Soreningen ior n1le
rifanife apiitoers Sielpearbeioe
liSranfrig. Sun er ianmen meo ii
Seiter fonlmet bertil for boile liz
| 2. 9ominsos me Yrpiioent
Santo Domingo, 81. Suli. aou
gresien bar proflaneret 6eoeric
Senriqnes Garpaial til Sarto Dc
Imineos Nrpiioent.
Gnrpaial efterielger Silan 81
oor Simine5. San blep palgt al o.
puteretfalnmeret H. Wai, men 81
lnatets StaofGitelie al galget uoiat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
20. Aarg

i 70. Narg
tes efter 9lnmoonfn1 Al Oea aaeri-
fanife qomiral Ga5,rtoa paa
@runO af oe urolige Gilitanae /
9lepublffen.
aaiicr @if5eInls Spiscripn, 6er-
tl9eu Al ernnsui9, er iinosip5.
@onoon 20. Sui Sra asoen.
5aon tele8raferes til 0GfSpres1 at
aeiier @il5elms Soiaerien 9ertl.
gen al 9runsui5, er bleoet iinos-
ing.
nlSertngen al grunsuig", Tiger
aorreiponoenten, Der bar liOt al
Melanfoli iioen 8rigens 9egpnoel.
| ie, er erfleret baableit iinosipg.
Sans Sp90om er Ell 6elge al en-
lSplepelie nnoer bans Ieltagelle /
arieen paa gitfronten, bpor ban
| iaa i'm 9li0eling ianget en- iorr9-
oerif Sump"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2on0on, 26.
SuIi. Get brittle ltoenrigsoeparte-
n1ent meo0elte / Gag iom Soar
lpaa Sen amerifanife @eianots 9ln-
InoOnin9 ON eiebliffelig Suar paa
loen amerifnnife Eroteltnote | gln-
leoning al oe brittle Opbringel-
ier al neutral amerifanif Golt, at
Sparet piloe blipe ienOt llniteo
States iaa mart iom nlulig, men at
oen brittle 9egering en0nl raao'
ferte iig meO ben iranfe angaaen-
De Sngen.
HGstes 9logang til Srlano.
1iep Dorf, 20. Sui. 20 amerifan-
| ife Yorgere fom bertil ira eng.
lanO @aar eiter at pGre negtet
9logang til Srlnno. Zen enc er
en- fatolif Yr9it, Sanles 0iarfep
ira Chicago, Iom er ieot Der gpen
al irife 6or9lOre. San oiloe beiege
lin Sle5t, men blep iorbuot 30.
leang al De brittle 0tpnoigbeoer,
ifpnt ban oar foripnet meo anteri-
fanif Yas. Get 6ritiife llOenrigs-
oepartement bap0e raaoet bam til
at reile tilbage til United States
pjebliffelig. Frplten WtarfeD, Der
er 30 glar ganlnel, er lNgaaet ira
ct amerifanif College gfonl, lom
ban iorloo fpr ct qfor iipen.
Den anoen er en- natliraliieret
amerifanif 9orger, &icbaro @blitt:
Ser er Geteran ira Spanifefrigen.
9an iort9ller, at ban blep pitt no.
al 9anoet meget ucerenonielt til
3rooS for Observation-Disclosures ira
5beooore Hooiepelt, Wliniiter Sage
og YrGiioent @illon. San erflere.
oe ueo 2lnfomiten BERTH, at ban oil.
, De anlpgge Gag moo ben brittle
: l9fegerin9 neo arap paa en- grltat.
ming al $4,000.
Sra Spiflan0 6olfelig SnnobeO.
Ter fal0er mango paa Slagmarfer.
ne. 5 6reostiO Oer De ganle og De
Ipage, men / arigstiO oer oe inn.
oe % itGrfe OereS be0Ite 9lloer.
n&i oil fomne til at iapne oem."
ifrioer Gait Martin lllbricb
v9i6t II. 2eben." 0Sfal Solicit fom.
me ouer De tltnge Cab, nlaa ri baoe
Ell Juno Silp9fit."
Oct bar Epiflano life for Tioen
eiter bans Wtenine. S BET tpife 9ti.
ge er ser nentlig 250,000 areblin.
| ge, 10000 ospitlimme, $1,000 blin.
oe, 63,000 aanosinaee, 10000
@pileptifere % 10000 9upusipge,
| alt 465,000 abnorlne. Yr9iten
mener, at Sfploen for al oenne
} GlenOigbeo for en- life ringe Gel
faloer paa Sorplorene, iOet oisie
, life ioritaar iig paa 9prnepleie el.
forismmer oen al 2igegplOigbeo ell
Ter llpillie.
gn itor Del al lllpffen fan til.
| ifripes Sen 9Iariaa, at Saoeren eller
! Wooeren er 9llfobolilt en- alioen
Bart bar i'm @rlmo | 8ensipg.
BONNIE bos 5orGlorene.
gait ltlbricb fororer, at 9opene
: ifal aribe ino paa oisie Omraaoer.
0 Men ban inoier goot, at bette life
lnil iorflaa oa baaber oerfor paa, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

llpeir | georo Oafotn. glmbroie,
q. g., 81. Suli. s ct fori9roelist
ltpeir, iom off oper g9nen 9eoro
for glmbroie, bIep en- Wano orGbt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

Sp9re Sfopbranoe. 5oronto,
Ont, 81 Suli. Sra BET norOige
Ontario meooeles, at 9perne Sod.
rane, Utatbelon, 5immons og 9tuib.
ia er blepet totolt soelagt al Sfop-
brairoe, iom bar raiet iioen 2sroag
Get antaaes, beooer set, at Sunore.
oe Weenneifer er omfomnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

2. 0ominsos me YreIioent
Santo Domingo, 81. SnIi. Son,
gresien bar proflameret 5eoerict
Senriqlies Garpaial til Snnto Do
mineos 9srpiioent.
Garpaial efterislger Siian Sii
oor Simine5. San blep paIet al De
pnteretfanneret II. Wai, men sc
natets Staofnitelie al galget uoiat
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Judge Recommends
Hot Baths to Cure
Ills of WedIOCk

Judge Van Zile enjoined hot baths
as measures OF reconciliation for
jangling married couples in hearing
@ divorce case, Wednesday morning
All that is necessary after a quar-
rel, is 10 immerse ones self in a
hot tub, according TO the instruc.
tions OF the Jurist, who seemed to
think that II this method were gen
orally followed, the number OF di.
vorce cases would decrease
His remedy was suggested after
he had listened to an account OF tho
troubles OF Louisa Horstman and
her husband, John. Two weeks aft
er they were married In 1904. they
began to dispute over money mat
ters.
Married couples are too prone 10
consider quarreling their naliena-
BILE right. and to get on in corner
and fume" said the Judge. They
should take a good hot bath and
they would feel better"
lie gave Mrs Horstman a decree
on the strength OF her allegations
OF her husbands Jealousy.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Handling of Army and
Navy Scored By
Candidate
SPEAKS TO-DAY
IN PORTLAND
Seattle and com a
Have Warm Welcome
For Nominee
BY PERRY ARNOLD.

NStdV tWIespJhucnf thifed PrtJs J
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. l6.--
Charles Evans Hughes preached his
doctrine os America first and
America efficient" In Oregon today
the state which. despite his pro.
test from the supreme bench. in
s,ructed for him in the primaries.
He was 10 make at least two
speeches and mem bers Of his party
were authority for the statement
that he would cite more concrete
instances 20 support his claim of
Democratic incapacity for efficient
government.
So far the Republican aspirant for
presiden, honors has cited instances
10 support charges OF payment OF
political debts AZ the public OK
pense inclusive" and "wordy"
laws in the anti-dumping sections OF
,he Democratic tariff Law and fail.
nre OF the Wilson administration to
live up 10 the platform pledge OF
protection OF American citizens and
their property abroad. Yesterday
al Tacoma he added a charge-that
II required a Republican emergency
currency measure 20 tide the Demo.
ratio party through the panicky
Continued On Page TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Artillery Is Massed In
Thirty-Mile Line of
Flame
BRUSILOFF is
STILL UNCHECKED
Cars Armies Have
Taken 358,602 Pris-
Oners, Is Claim
BY ED. l.. KEEN.

(Stdf e3pOndept United Press }
LONDON, Aug ga steady ad.
vance by the Russians and an Ital.
ian victory south OF Goritz, were
announced In official dispatches from
allied capitals today. while an artil-
lery duel ragged over the Anglo.
French battle front
In Southeastern Galicia. the Rus.
SLAMS are forging westward and
have captured two villages besides
other Austrian positions. the Rus.
sian war Office announced Only in
the north. where stubborn Austro.
German resistance west ot the Zlota
Lipa river, has checked the czar's :
troops. is there any indication OF A
slackening OF the Russian advances.
In 10 weeks OF Gen Brusilof 8
great offensive. the Russians have
taken 35s.602 prisoners and a great
amount OF booty. Petrograd an.
nounced.
The German war once countered
upon the Russian claim OF further
gains with statement that Rus.
sian attacks north OF the Dnirster
were completely repulsed in yester.
days hghting Delayed dispatches
from the Austrian war ONCE. cover
tCeatinued on Psze T~ep
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
JAGOW DENIES
GERMANS SOUGHT
DANISH INDIES

BERLIN. (via wireless to Say.
Vile. L. ~. Aug. 16.--Foreign Sec.
retary Won Jagow today fatty de-
MED that Germany ever had any de-
signs on the Danish West Indies. in
commenting on English reports that
II was fear that Germany would buy
the islands as the first step in an
assault on the Monroe doctrine that
inspired the United States to nego
tiate for their purchase.
Il only know OF these reports
through the newspapers" said the
foreign secretary. But OF one thing
] am absolutely certain. that is thar
Germany Is antagonistic to nobody
and has no intention OF disturbing
the sovereign rights OF any power
in that part OF the world"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Grand Rapids Attorney
Reports Prohibition
Cause Gaining
CHURCHES GIVE
VALUABLE HELP
2,0G0 Majority Best Sa-
loon Men Expect
Now

IF the people OF Kent county dis
play the same fghting spirit and
determination up to the very close
OF the campaign as they are now
doing. there will be a dry majority
poled." said G. Roy Hatten, a Grand
Rapids attorney, who .s on the ex-
ecutiye committee of the Ken;
County United Dry Campaign league
and who spent Wednesday in De.
troit
I'VE are so thoroughly organized.
said Mr.. Hatten. that the dry lead
ers claim that vote taday would
result In an even break. In fact. all
the majority wet leaders predict is
bare 1000 The churches Of Grand
Rapids are almost unanimously CO
operating with us Many OF the
churches that did not participate in
the local option campaign OF 1910
are now giving us their heartiest
support Especially may I sny this
OF the Episcopal and the Holland
churches. And not only are the
leading business men but some OF
the most prominent labor leaders
are supporting the movement
I'VE have enrolled a number Of
special features on our campaign
program. Special street meetings
are held from automobiles and
young mems glee clubs of so voices
have been organized TO assist our
work.
Jason f. Hammond, formerly su-
perintendent OF public instruction,
has recently taken charge OF our
campaign as manager. and is prov.
ing highly capable and efficient"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Topeka Crew Declares
Christopher Helms
man to Blame
FEDERAL PROBE
is UNDER WAY
Pet Dog That Sounded
Alarm Believed
Lost

Members OF the crew on the wood.
en- steamer Topeka which was sunk
on Mullen's coal dock at Sandwich,
AZ 2:20 o'clock Tuesday morning.
when rammed by the steel steamer
Christopher. make the charge that
the collision was due 10 the man at
the steering wheel on the Christie
pher
Second Mate r. H. Browneil.
brother OF Capt. Stephen Brownell.
OF the Topeka. said, Wednesday, In
the once OF United States inspector
OF steamships, that II was apparent
TO him that the pilot on the Christie
pher must have put the wheel TO
starboard instead OF port. causing
the Christopher to sheer suddenly
and crash It's bow into the port side
Continued on Page Two.)
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
White Slave Investiga-
ton Brings Letters
Seeking Lost Girls
CODE USED BY
EXPLOITERS
Victim Known AS BOX
Cigars" In "Busi-
ness" Messages

NEW YORK. Aug. ia girl was
blk cigars in the code language
used by the New York vice trust
in white slave operations. Assistant
District Attorney Smith, directilg
the grand jury investigation OF white
slavery. learned from Yushe Botwin.
white slave king" today.
When the proErieto. Of resort
bought new girl, she asked Botwin
10 send her "a box Of cigars. This
code expression was used. Botwin
explained, to guard against detec.
tion
The grand jury will return at
least one indictment today, the as
sistant district attorney said Mean
Continued on Page TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Demand Shorter Hours,
More Pay and Recog-
milton of Union
DETERMINED
NOT TO GIVE IN
Hold Meetings Daily to
Keep Their Spirits
Cheered

Four thousand Detroit cigarmak.
ers, nearly all young girls. striking
for higher wages. shorter hours,
and unionizing OF the shop, ara
holding daily meetings In the Po.
liSh hall on Forest-ave.f near Chene.
ST. They represent the workers
from Is non-union factories Wed.
nesday morning a Times reporte er
attended the meeting and talked
with dozens Of the girls who range
in age from l3 10 20 years, the aver
age being about l6.
Although the strike began June
%, when the girls from plant No. !
al u" i.ilics Tobacco Go. walked
out, The girls are all cheerful AMI
have no idea OF giving up.
\ great clapping of hands greeted
the entrance Of pretty young Po-
lish girl, Anna SwiezkpowEka. Wit
Is Ihe leading spirit among the
strikers and who has voluntarily ac-
companied the gills to Jail when
they were arrested as peace dis
turbcrs though guiltless OF offense
This Is Anra's story corroborated
10y other girls and II tallice exactly
with the rest Of the information
gathered.
THE labor laws OF Michigan pro
vide that no woman shall worl
more than 54 hourl a week, but W
girls work from 10 10 IL hours 9
day and are always being speede,
up We often have but 10 minutes
TO eat our lunch end many girls ca
CONTINUED On ,'nEe Two).
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Overtime Question Is
Big Obstacle To An
Agreement
ROADS WOULD TRY
EIGHT-HOUR DAY
President Will Exert
Every Effort to Per-
suade Men

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.--The prob
lem OF averting railroad strike
that would paralyze the trafic of
the country still rests with Presi.
dent Wilson.
The 500 district chairmen of the
dig four brotherhoods representing
the 100000 trainmen today accept,
ed the presidents invitation to con.
Ter with him In Washington tomor-
row. No other decision was reached
at their meeting here, however. and
the situation continues deadlocked.
The committee chairmen left for
washington this afternoon with w.
8. Carter, head OF the flremen,s
brotherhood. with their demands
for an eight-hour day and time and
a half overtime unamended and
backed up by vote to strike II
they arc refused.
Garter regarded the situation a
serious as at the opening OF the
negotiations. but said there was stiil
room for hope" He explained that
only the chairmen had the power
to agree to compromise such as
wss suggested by President Wilson
with the railroads granting the
eisht-hour day for a time under the
present system of overtime. FOR
this reason the presence OF the COO
(Coatinasd oa Page rwe.l
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
NEW YORK CAR
STRIKE AGAIN
THREATENS

NEW YORK Aug. 1C--A renewal
OF the street car strike that badly
crippled New Noik'S surface lines
last week appeared certain today
unless the New York railways rein.
state 20 unicn conductors and
motormen discharged following the
strike
Union officials charged today that
the managing heads of the railways
dcliverstely violated Tic agreement
under which the men returned 10
work. In discharsing these men.
Furthermore, they quoted Vice
ised better wages 10 men who re-
frain from joining the union.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
HAS ROOM MATES
WHO BEAT HIM UP
OVER BILL NABBED

Harry Johnson living at No. l29
Victor ave. Highland Park. sold out
the furnishings OF boarding house
TO his two room-mates, Petro and
Aprae Haberian They neglected 20
pay their monthly instalments TO
Johnson. and he demonstrated with
them. Tuesday afternoon. As an
answer TO his pleadings, both beat
him up Johnson got broken nose,
a cut head. and battered arm.
The brothers were arrested and
will be tried In Justice Bendelow's
court. Friday, at 2 o'clock. Petro
has been let ont on bail because OF
the serious Illness Of his wife.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Windsor Entries
For Thursday

First Rsce-Purse $500; for all
ages. selling; SIX furlongs Moss
Fox, i07; xGood Shot. i6G Corn
Broom. I3l Armine. II xtast Spark,
rish Sun. i2t, Dorothy Cnrlin. lOs
Second Race-Purse $500. 2-yenr-
olds; nve and a half furlongs, sell
Ing Dr. Prather. l01. NDore. 80. The
BARONESS, los: Honey shuck, iot.
iet; Minnie Behrens iioi: % Dyson. io7;;
Nab, 10t; Commences. i07 Princess
Fay. 80. Also eligible to start. Ouch
ess OF Lzwell i0t
Third Race--Tecumseh handicap.
and one-txteenths mile. christie to7;
Aldebaron. 1oi Lady Curzon. lo5;
Adoo. io7; All Smiles. los
Fourth Race--ontario purse. $500
added. 3-year-olds and up; one mile
shod. 81 Milestone. ss Pr u. 1ol;
Prince Hermis. 1O5. Jack ODowd. %.
venetia. to4.
Fifth Racc-Purse $500: 2-ycar-old
nllies; selling. 8 furlongs Priscilla
Mullen. io5: Fruit Cake. loI. Faster
Lily. III, Kathryn Gray. IFS. Beou-
mont Lady, i02. Long Distance, i01;
Sophia Gatewood. III Great Dolly.
100; Matin, 10. Bright Sands los,
sybti. loS Blue Grasa Belle. LOG. Also
sixth Race-Purse $500. a-year olds
and up. selling, hve and one-hslf fur.
longs Between Us. lt2 Kootenny
100. Korfage. li2 Joe Finn los Di-
mitri ia; Bars and stars lis As
trologer ith XMars Cassidy 10,
outlook los, Pontefract 100 Wanda
Pitzer. no: SSands of Pleasure, i0f
Also elisible-SM Cssce to7;
Tush Tush. es Souvenir. sS: PierrcL
l0e. xTiajcn. lo7.
Seventh Race--Purse $500. swear
olda and up; selling. mile and n six
teenth xfniury f0i. NBeu Ounce.
lna: First star. f0l NBatwR. %:
NPrime Mover TO-. Nprivct Petal,
100. Becker Bl. t07. Orotund. Io1:
i06. Bahy Lynch I05,
Jawhone. los
xFive pound apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear, track fast
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
CANDIDATES AT
TALKING BEE

Many prominent Republicans
among city and county officials left
on the steamer Tashmoo for a De-
troit Republican club excursion TO
Tashmoo park. Wednesday morning.
Mayor Marx expected TO get to
Tashmoo on the Clippert yacht later
in the day. being unable to get away
Mt o o'clock when the party LETT.
The excursion fs q talking be-
for Republican candidates. and
some 40 are expected to deliver ad
dresses.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
MOTHER OF THREE
TAKES OWN LIFE

Ann ARROR, Mich. Aug 10
Mrs. Nina B Mills. %. mother Of
th'ee suull children. committed
suicil duting The night by cutting
her throat with razor. Despond-
cncy is believed TO have caused the
deed.