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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

If Dack Dillon does not kill Frank Moran
the latter will probably enlist in the army
and go to the Mexican border at the first
opportunity. The Pittsburg Blonde once
served a term in the United States navy
and was quartermaster on the Mayflower
when Theodore Roosevelt was president.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

Devore. Schweitzer and Kruger composed
the outfield that taken to Wichita.
Tydeman, who was given his unconditional
several clubs in the Central league. Should
he go there he ought to be able to hit 4,000,-
600.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

Every big league scout Who has been in
Topeka-and there have been several of
them-has stated that he wanted pitchers
two good twirlers, st. Joe and Lincoln
need at least one and Wichita needs sew
eral.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

Undoubtedly, there is a greater demand
for pitchers in all leagues, from the bushes
to the majors, than there has been in sew
eral seasons. There is hardly a big league
club that does not need twirlers. and with
the exception of Omaha, practically every
w. L. club wants from one 20 three twirlers,
who can really twirl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

There is talk about Savages selling Otis
Lambeth into the big show. Lambeth
has been looked over by many scouts and
will not dispose of him until after the
close of the season unless he gets mighty
fat pile out of the deal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE
RHE.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 10 0
-
Batteries: Russell and Scha1k; Coveles-
kie, Combe and O'Neill.
RH e.
Hn1faOelpnld - IL 4
Batteries: Heating, Russell and Nuna-
maker; Myers and Meyer.
r. II. E.
Washington ...............6 II o
Batteries: Shore. Mays, Gregg and Cady ;
Johnson and Henry.
R.H e.
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 /
81 1OuIS % % L
Batteries: Mitchell, Boland, Cunningham
and Baker; Plank and Chapman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

The long at home stay of the Savages
was not so disastrous many pessimists
imagined. Ten games were won. thirteen
lost and one ended in tie. Three of the
games lost were , to 1 scores, one was q
2 to and another a 1 to 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

T. r. and Moran would make good side
kicks in campaign If should be
declared. Both have recently been denied
in the ring and are commanding the at
tention of the followers of their respective
professions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

The Savages left at midnight for Wich-
ita.
Four infielders, three outfielders, six
pitchers and two catchers composed the
team when 1t left. Pitcher Voohries, the
mysterious youngster who is being kept in
the background was among them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

A st. Louis paper asserts that the Gin
cinnati Reds need one good batter to win
the N L. flag. Sure. that's all the Saw
ages need. One good batter is enough,
if he can hit enough home runs, to win
alY flag.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE.
How Can Ever Love Dick Again" Margie Asks Mollic.
His Sister.


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The Detroit times., 1916-11-10

Toll mo com. uHr.
eaEerry ro Voito. 0tn hHl boon a.'.
INK mo- u.a #ght uu '.' business "'
marriage strange .uf r little
hooi shat uu loving yp.'ttu. Nu'
ie can give me advice ou 'h" SUBJ
tact have been married years
longer than Nou.. and ANA -N
wears Older. bat she seems 20 have
made q SUCCESS OF her business and
Z can see nothing hl' fW.1r" in
mine
when begged ~ Nolue 10 tell
mo h,r method shr CAV" me "a
glance fuu - meaning as she said
"Narcla have Eog and Dick come
a cropp'r
What DO sou mean. come q crop
pcr oradod.
"ponH suu care for ulCk any
moro. Nargje' Honestly think
10, brother deserves more 90 boz
loved now tran ne was when YOU
we're fret married You were sim
plv da'f, about him then ,Nolii'
10 sfll .lanry little book. bur -h"
would not he the Nollie love &
she were any different
As che said his ! determined %
tell no" some O. 'hc problems that
arc troubling mo
.NuIII,." said wonder n our
spiritual and emotional natures un
dorgo change Could any woman
have approached married lfe with
IN, higher ideals aug hopes than
mine Md NolIic P-tried honest
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10
A.aro Woman Il Po.Iee Foree.

LOS ANGELES. Nov --Georgfa
A Robinson recently appointed 20
rho Office ~ po'iceVoman by Chief
H. Police Sniye,v. is the FIRST col
0,e1 woman in The United States
'a hold such a position Mrs. Robin
son is an unusual woman. She
speaks French fuently and 10
studying Spanish In her offtcisl
position Nrs Robinson visits cafes,
dance halls and other places Of
amusement froquented by Negro
Juveniles.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10

.H. "Nsr Ire.sohut5 overture and
49,. DrNUg.r Mock Norris
Dance The concert will begin
promptly AZ go O'Clock
The member. 90 tho Detroit Ath-
l".r club and their families will be
entertained la Tho clubhouse sunday
"'rnlrz ry rdo Detroit symphony
1r@hr 'H the concert following the
usual Sunday night dinner Weston
1rios director ~ tho orchestra, has
arranged au unusually brilliant pro
-faw.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10
The Mix From ames Couzens' Wabeek Farms

An ideal milk is Class A HoI-
stein Milk, which is handled
under conditions Of perfect san
itation.
This milk comes from o high
bred IIoJstein herd which is UNI
der tn% supervision Of a voter
marian.
It's production and handling
requires special facjlitic~ and
equipment, kept immediately
clean, and a personnel OF un-
usual training.
Tire doctors like Towars Wa
beck Farms HiIk, for this milk
IS produced under conditions
they approve.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-10

voted 70 send a congratulatory te'e
gram ro Billy sunday on the grca'
dry victory
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

LONDON. Nov. 2S-Eight thou
sand feet aloft, above the English
channel British hydroplanes sent a
German Zeppelin hurting down to
destruction in flames today. A lit
tie earlier, antiaircraft guns, coop
Grating with an aeroplane. accounted
for another German air raider of
York and Durham counties the
great air cruiser also sinking ahsme
in the water.
Graphic details OF the British sue
cess in repelllng the twenty seventh
aerial raid made by the Germans
since the first of the year were an.
nounced today by Gen Lord French
commanderln-chief OF the British
home forces He said damage In
lives or property from bombs drop
ped by the raiders over York and
Durham counties during the night
were believed slight
The first Zeppelin which appar
emily entered over Durham. was pur
sued 10y an aeroplane as 81 turned
homeward Not until ,he Zeppelin
was over the Goa orf the Durham
coast did The British aviator sue
CContluu~d on PnEe Ninsl
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
BRITAIN GIVES
new 0FFEkSE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Ane
other controversy between the Unit
Cd States government and the En-.
tente Allies is in prospect as re-
cult OF the refG3al announced yes
terday OF the British government to
grant safe conduct 10 Count Tar
noweki. newly appointed Austro.
Hungarian ambassador to the Unit.
I'd States
In the absence OF Official advices
officials OF the state department
were not in position today 10 dis
cuss It formally or 10 forecast
the course OF tnis government. It
WAS made evident that the unfav.
orable action Of he British foreign
Office came as an unpleasant sur
rrlse
There IS an abbence OF any prece.
dent exactly fitting this case that
requires the department 10 be very
careful in assuming ground, and
the text OF the note handed Ambas.
sador Page wiz be awaited before
. decision as - the course 10 be
followed is reached.
Great Britain'S attitude. n ad
herred to. would prevent new
Turkish ambassador and successors
10 Capts. Boy-e1 and Won Papen.
former naval and military attaches
OF The German embassy, from reach.
'ng the United States.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Advices to L. S. Agents
Say TrevinO Has
Fled Town
PLANS JUNCTION
WITH MURGURIA
Militia's Stay On Bor-
der Will Be Length
ened

EL PAso, Tex Nov. 2e.-
Pancho Villa is in possession OF
Chihuahua city and Gen. Ire
vino, with his carrsnzista gar
rison, has evacuated and fled
southwark In an attempt to
form junction with Gen. Muir
eia's relief column Of de faeto
troops, according to reports OBJ
tanned today by United States
authorities and transmitted TO
Washington.
Mexican de faeto officials at
the consulate here refusc 70
make my statement except that
they have no Information and
complete confirmation Of me
capture Of the city lie uoaVail-
sbe.
High United ststes authorities
declare they believe the report.
~ Vila has tSker chihuahua,
government officials declare the
fate OF all Americans In Chihua-
tua City Is hopeless. The known
Americans who are stlll In Chi
hushui are Mr.. and Mrs. Brit.
,ingha ", the Dlokerson family,
Henry Elmenuorf and sore 9TH
ere Mbran paraea bave pci Ieep
learned.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Harroun stock boomers. also wired
The Times that IL recommends no
investments whether advertised or
not
The Wall Street Journal also
takes exception 10 the use OF its
name FOR advertising and selling
the Harroun stock.
THE Harroua Motor corporation
las no right 10 use our name in
selling It's stock" the dispatch
reads. I'VE accepted one advertise
ment and put out few news items
about the corpCrGtion. but on fur.
ther investigation we have declined
all its advertising
Thru The Times efforts In ey.
losing proposition that has been
operating contrary TO the laws OF
Michigan. in that ii has never been
approved by the Michigan securi-
ties commission. all advertising by
the IIarroun brokers In Detroit
newspapers has been stopped The
News, Free Press and Journal. how
ever dropped he advertising only
when the Michigan securities com
mission summoned A. r Shelter
and c. G. Harbrdge, Detroit brok-
ers handling ths stock. 10 appear
lefore II to. show cause why their
licenses should not be revoked.
30
sition preceded This action by the
commission several days. And for
two weeks prior 20 that, during
which Tho Times had been investi
eating the Hnrroun corporation
members OF the Detroit Stock ex.
change had bsen pleading with
these newspapers not 10 accept tho
lIarroun business on the ground
that the advertisements were mis-
leading Each advertisement con.
tlnued TO report tne increasing sale
OF tho stock The buyers were
mostly small investors. yet the
News, for one, cid not take steps
10 protect its reaiers and the small
investor against this form OF sensa-
'ional advertising until two days
after the securities commission had
acted.
Paul w Voorheis. chief assistant
prosecuting attorney. who has been
busy for week probing the sale
OK the stock. summoned I. L. Cur.
Ter. unlicensed dealer in the Har-
roun stock. 10 his once Monday
afternoon. for investigation. Mr..
VOORHEES, would not make known
the results OF his investigation. nor
whether Mr. Currier would be pros
ecuted for selling the stock with.
cut license.
$50 far as the investigation has
cone" MIR. VOORHEES, said. possible
action against CurriGr would in.
volve only a violation OF the license
iaw-yet We arc not sure that he
has violated this law"
Currier told The Times at the
time the securities commission In
structed Prosecutor Jssnowski. TO
ascertain why rurrier was operat.
ing az a broke: without a license,
(Centi-.~s On Psss Nirs,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Millions of Dollars
Worth of Work Be-
ing Delayed
ALL TESTIMONY
HAS BEEN TAKEN
l.. b. Robertson Out
lines Case of Company
In Defense

Many million dollars in extensions
OF he Ford Motor company in High
lard Park and In River Rouge are
tied up by the temporary injunction
against Henry Ford obtained by
John +. and Horace Dodge. while
permanent restraining order of the
court Will upset plans that have
Teen on foot and Rave been dis
cuseed With much publicity for more
than year, l.. D. Robertson, gen
eral attorney Of the Ford company,
declared Tuesday morning in max.
ing a statement Of The defense OF
the Ford suit.
All testimony has been taken in
the suit which the Dodges. owners
o. one tenth Of The stock IN the Ford
company, are bringing to stop the
doubling OF the concerns output.
ana tae Use OF its rurplus earnings
IN extensions instead of in dividends.
Judges Howard Wiest, Of Lansing
Guy W. Chester. OF Hillsdale. and
burton l. Hart, of Adrian, are sit.
ting on the case
To Insure ImpartiaIity
The outside judges were selected
10 secure utter impartiality. as
much insistence coming from attor.
Ieys for both sides for unpre JUDGED
Judges as ordinarily Is used in Sc
lecting a jury, Judge Mandell, pre-.
siding in the chancery division OF
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
EIGHT HELD AS
COPPER THIEVES

Eight men are being held by the
police, charged with stealing copper
from the plant of the Michigan
Smelling company a. Dyeravc.. and
Russell-st. Moncay night
More than $4,000 worth Of metal
has mysteriously disappeared from
the plant during the past week. De
tectives SHAY and Masneck, OF the
Detroit police. and several Ham
tramck officers were detailed to
watch the plant Monday They ar.
rested the men, after they had loaded
$500 worth T copper on wagon
They gave their names "a Vincent
Wasnowski No. 223 Dyer ave. Jul.
ius RottenberR. No. 26i Benton-st
Benjamin iIazZynski, Dyer-ave
John Joske. No. 4l9 Canfield.ave
east. Frank 6,wiss. No 709 Mitchell
ave. Leonard Pissinski. No. 66
ThIrty-third-s': Joseph Kreyshan.
No. 1853 Belmont.ave and Harry
Parcorweck. No 22S Eliot 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CHURCtES
Will. UNITE
IN SERVICE
Denominations Join In
Observance of
Thanksgiving

The fifteenth interdenonlinnuonal
citizens service n the Detroit opera
fouse. Thanksgiving DAY 4 10 30
clock, will have as its principal
speaker Prof Nathaaio' schmidt
dean OF the department of Semitic
languages and literature in cornell
university His subiec' Vi. be Ma
tional prosperity"
The complete program 'ol'oWs
Introductory the Ro' willis \.
Moore. OF the First J0Iynrsalist
church; reading ~ eo Ferris
Thanksgiving proclamation dy Or.
A. G.. Sruder. general rotary or
the Detroit Y VI oc7tlon
hymn. led by the quartet cNo'r of
the First Universe ,nt-rh read
ing of President Wilson Thanks
giving proclamstion h JHdre Al
fred 7 Murphy tNc j1N l1-
vocation. the Rev samuel Mar.
quis dean OF 81 Pau cathedral
anthem. Old Tesiaw'1 selection,
the Rev Frank r. Hags1rd of he
Warren-ave Baptist church psalm
hymn. New rcstau election.
the Rev Amos Nas"o.d tass.
ave. Methodist chIr.h 30 trr. ne
Rev. Mac II Wa,i4er e brewster
Congregational churrf anthem,
Hymn OF Peace "a tt words
ahout tho nod Er--e -. .r.E the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Would Have Federal
Government Take
Over Supplies
WILL ACETATE
IN CONGRESS
Thinks Solution Is Pre-
ferable to EN-
barge

CHICAGO, Nov 2S-Plans TO
seize food ana necessities held in
gigantic corne~s by commission
men and brokers and distribute
them TO The public, thru stations
established in all parts OF the larger
cities, were Advocated here today
by ]. Hamilton Lewis, Of Illinois.
nemocratic party whip In the Unit
ed States senate
Lewis outlined his plan In a let
ter to United states District Attor-
hey Charles Clyne Lewis plans
caused a stir among brokers.
"The plan l saall propose in con
rress when Il meets in December" +"
(Continued on Page Nine)
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Orderly re.
treat OF the Rdnanian army still
continues-and mis- was the only
satisfactory part OF the Rumanian
situation in the minds OF military
experts toCay. No attempt was
made to minimi-a the effectiveness
OF the German drive. engineered by
the weight OF superior forces and
directed by the eyes ~ plenty Of
aviators against troops lacking IN
this arm
Abandonment or the All river
Inc. frankly adnitted by bucharest.
was forced by turning OF the left
flank or that defensive position by
i eutonic forces. led by Field Mar.
chal Mack.nsen. which crossed the
Danube from Bulgaria and appar
emily effected junction with the
troops of Cen Won Falkenhayn
somewhere below Alexandria. The
German statements claimed envel.
cpment OF largo forces OF Ruman-
,ans in tho extreme southwestern
tip of Wsllachia, but II Is hoped
here that the wajor portion OF the
defenders escaped before tho circle
OF steel was fully forced around
them.
II is expected here that tho Ru
manian army viii fall back OF the
River ArEechu. consolidating us
forces and preparing TO make a
stand
In the meanwhile London await
ed confirmation o. Copenhagen dis
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
ROTTEN AS HELL" SAYS
JAMES C0uzENS OF THE
HARROuN STOCK ISSUE
Former Official of Ford Motor Co.
Doesn't Mince Words in
Denouncing Deal
Wall Street Journal, Big Financial
Authority, Refuses Further
HarrOun Advertising

Denying that he is to become associated with the
Chalmers Motor corporation financially interested in the
Couzen Tuesday morning said that he stock
only the Ford Motor company and the aroun Motor
poration.
The stock in the Harroun isn't in my name he said
my boys buy $40 worth of it for the purpose
that conducted its nvestigationo get line It,
and what do you think of it," he asked
"Oh, rotten hell"
Mr. Couzens said boys" bought the stock the day be-
fore The Times exposed tie proposition The Times he said
o its action and he wondered why other
newspapers didn't wake up earlier investigation of the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
j. s. WILL
CHAMPION
BELGlANS
Gerard to Take Back
Vigorous Protest to
Germany
By ROBERT J. BENDER.

tStaG Correspondent United PrcssD
WASHINGTON. Nov 2s United
Ptates Ambassador Gerard VIII car
~ n vigorous protest from this gov
eminent against the deportation OF
Belgians into Germany when he
leaves for his Berlu ppst. Dec. 3.
An outline OF this governments
attitude on the question which has
stirred all Europe will De given 10
Gerard personally by President VII.
son
Since Secretary Lansing request
ed the American embassy at Berlin
20 inquire regarding Belgian depor
tations. several replies have been
received from american officials In
Germany outlining the German de-
Tense OF her acjion. Obviously. on
oials admitted today. the decision to
send the protest by Gerard shows
this government is dissatisfied with
those explanations.
Gerard was TO see the president
some time this afternoon 10 get his
Instructions These. as had been
previously and exclusively stated in
United Press dispatches. will in
cludc complete outline OF what
this government e attitude Is rc-
garding tho submarine questions
end q caution e., the Berlin gov.
eminent againF unbridled revival
oContipued on Page FourJ
tyr Our washing NJ the Ib. Masss-
.n.--s.- r--.A a.. A.l. aOoa- -
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
PROSECUTOR
ASKS REMOVAL OF
JUDGE WEIMAN

Prosecutor Jtsuowsk hos decided
&C. ash Gov Ferris flr the removal
of Justice of the neuce Fred Noi.
man. OF River Rouse who faces trial
i'm Justice Mcntie's court on charge
Cf larceny by conversion os si7.
Neiman Ia said ~ oe deeply In dSbt
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Expectations The unlawful sale
OF stock In the IIarr0un Motor cor
poration. a. exposed by The Times,
received another broadside OF con
demnation from New York. Tues
day. in a dispatch from che Wall
Street Journal. the mouthpiece OF
New York's financial interests stat
ing that it did NOS approve the pur-
chase OF the sto,t except on a high.
ly speculative bssis
The New York sun, whose hnan
oial news columns have been re-
garded as reliable by conservative
eastern banking interests. and
whose name b. 1elng used by the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
THE WE 4THER.

Detroit nnd vicinity rue-dav
niEht and wednesday, probably rNtn
With sliEht chnpwr IN tempe raturet Q
fresh southss esteriv winds.
Lower Nichigunf ProhRbly rain on
TUesdRs niRhf nud " eduesdRy.
ppcr Iakesi Fresh southrriy
winds; rnin ar snow on Lake Supe ri1r
snd probRbis rain on Lakes Nfrbfusn
nnd Huron ruesday uiEht snd Nci-
Derdns.
Lower lakest Fresh Eouthcrtr
winds With probnhis rain Tuesday
night and W ednesdn9.
HiRhcSt temnernturc this date ln
the prst ~ teara. ~ in 1903 aud
teO0t lowest. Is In 1879.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
DR.. M 'CRECOR
Is PkRDONED

lansing. Mich. NOV Is Dr
robert MacGregor Ubly Mich,
physician. sentenced 10 life Impris.
onment in Jackson for he alleged
poisoning Of Cyril Sparkling. has
leen granted a fan pardon by GOV
Ferris.
The governor was convinced that
the evidence tn MacGregor's case
was insufficient 90 convict
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
BROTHERHOOD
LEADER DEAD
Patrick II. MOrrissey Succumbs
In Galesburg, ILL.,,
Home
GALEsBvRo H.. Nov a-ra.

GALESRURG H.. Nov 2s.-ra.
rick y Norrlssey -, for Years
lrand mastor of tho brotherhood of
Railway rrainmcn and prominent
it s~1ra.iou settlements - labor
a pute.. died a' hi- nome here early
today after long illuess uf brain
trouble
Recently Morr.ssey had been a
member OF tbe executive star OF tbs
Burlington road
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
HEALTH EXPERT
VISITS HUDSON co.

pr Eugene Lyman Fisk. OF The
Life Extension institute OF New
York has just completed his exam.
nation Of the employees OF tho J l..
Hudson companf. who are receiv.
ing the health eervice OF the in.
stitute
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
COUNCIL TO
TAKE UP III. OF c.
BOND QUESTION

The proposition % ID, mi he ciu
for an additional Si12.oor for the
building of the new House Of Cor
rectlou viii boz placed in tho hands
OF the committee ON public bu'I
ipgs of Tho common coLrcu ~ 60
nights meeting OF the council THE
matter originally bed bceu su4mt
ted to tho WAYS and means commit
Tee
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

FL PASO, Tex. Nov. 2s With
out definite new In three days Of
The siege and battle for possession
II chihuahua City. uncertainty
among United States officers here
IL yerging on conviction today that
The capital OF Tho north" may have
cen captured by villas bandit
army Unless Zen TreWno with
bis Carranzista army. is now fee
1ContInued on paKe Nlnea
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Mariners on the Detroit river Hnd
the Great Lakes remember the Che
nung when II WAS in service ON the
Great Lakes few years ago. There
seems 10 be somo confusion, how
ever. as 10 who cNncd her Some
say she was owned by the Erie rail
road AMI others BY The Lehish vel
lev
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

one year ago today HiRhesf TEN
prrnture. tTi lowest. ~ mean, 49,
partly cloudy weather With .eS Inch
Of rain.
The moon .st. 90 S,ss y. ~. r.ss-
asy.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

BERLIN, via Sayville Wire
less, Nov. Ss.-Giurglu cor
Giureevo, a town on the Danube
38 miles south OF Bucharest)
has been captured by Field Mar
shall Won mackensen's army, the
war office announced today.
The Danube army gained
ground, u was asserted. There
was "llmited lighting" in Dob
rudjs.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-oermsn
naval raiders near Lowestoft
sunk an enemy vessel, captured
its crew and returned safely.
an OFFICIAL statement declared
tooay.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Mackensen Now Only
3S Miles Distant From
Rumanian Capital
GERMANS SINK
BRITISH SHIP
Car Reported On Way
to Confer With
Balkan Ally

PARIS. Nov. 28.-Repulse Of
a German attaSt. east Of Maison
Champagne was detailed in TO-
days official statement. Else
where along the western front
the night was quiet.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Lloyds lists the city OF Birmihg
ham as steel vessel OF las tons.
with Liverpool her home port
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
German Plane Raids
Capital After Sky
Ships Fail
DEFENDERS WRECK
GREAT AIRCRAFT
Send Them Plunging
Down to Sea In
Flames

LONDON, Nov. PA German
seroplsne dropped six bombs
over the city Of London early to-
day. General Lord French re-
ported that four we're injured,
one, a woman, seriously.