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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Close of War to Bring America
Greater Prosperity Than War
Itself, Says u. S. Trade Expert

tunities Of American business viii
be- greater whom peace is declared
than they are now.
That is my answer to the ques
ton, What viii be The effect Of
peace on American business"
an almost unlimited ncld FOR thc
expansion Of American trade Will
BE- opened by the declaration Of
peace Thruogt Europe cities,
bridge. highways. railroads viii
have TO DO rebuilt and rchabilitated.
Requirements of al sorts that are
now being neglected or postponed
will have 10 De- made
European factories viii no doubt
Doc speedily transformed from MANI.
facturc of war goods 10 preparation
of materials for this great work OF
Continued on Page FourD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

PARIS. oct. 12--Greece has &C
cepted all the conditions imposed BY
the Allies, including the disnrma-
ment OF all forts. t.~ internment OF
the Greek fleet and the use of the
railways and canals by the Allies,
1t was announced here today. .'''''
This action was taken by the Al
lies. n was stated. to remove the
danger to the allied forces in Greece
caused by the activity of the pro
German element
The new Greek provisional govern
ment. headed by ex-Premier Venize-
los and favoring Greece's entrance
into the war, began taking shape at
about the same hour that French
naval authorities Yesterday took
over the ships OF the Greek navy.
Gen. Zimkrakakis. a warm sup
porter OF the Allied cause. was
worn in as war minister. The cere-
mony took place at Salonika, where
Continued on Page TenD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
DEAD OR ALIVE?
JURY TO DECIDE

The New York Life insurance
company has less faith in Thomas
Sullivans love for his wife, Clara.
than has Clara Her claims TO 81
800 insurance OF which she was the
beneficiary are being contested in
circuit court on the ground that be-
cause Sullivan disappeared with
S507 30 belonging 70 her he Ia not
really dead but In some port OF
missing men.
Mrs sullivan had him declared
legally dead in the probate cour,
early this year in order that abe
could collect The money
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

Herewith is the nrst OF series
of highly important and exclusive ar
tpl,s 90 he published by this news
paper ON tine subject 'Nftcr the War
w hat fuI America
Those articles attempt 90 aualyze
whUt- prob Icu be- United States VIII
Doe ur saHtu4t. 90 sh. VIII hold Oh"
v,utto commercial supremacy she has
achieved during ths European con
NteI.
Many -uporltIve business men and
c,puomI, rNp. Is believe that we
must hcr'u now 90 prepare 20 meet
tins problem s'r.. .rf the most
noted $50 tbrsc ha'" contributed
series OF SIGNED ARTICLES en- this sub
Ir,t Co. uur columns We believe
tErs' tu DO history making
BY JOSEPH e DAVIES
tIormrrly O. IS commissioner q cor
pur1tIuus and chairman ~ tho T..
federal u8u" mmlssI"u.I
Nv rttten cspectHiis for The Tunes
and cops riEh ted. 1915, ~ the news
paper Enterprise A~socintionb
Peace never destroyed the com
mcrce Of any nation The oppor.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Billy Sunday Contem-
plates Aerial Trip to
Battle Booze
SAYS TRAIN RIDE
is TOO LONG
Revivalist breaches to
Women On Liquor"
Thursday

Billy Sunday. SKY pilot" extraor.
binary, Is 10 have a sky pilot for
himself He Is likely TO take an
airship Journey to Saginaw either
next Monday OF two weeks later. TO
deliver his famous booze sermon.
Recently Billy received an invita-.
tion FROM the Saginaw people who
had appointed Sunday committee
headed by Or Frederick Spence
and A Ivan Pelter to go to that
city and make his address As Sag
NAV involved railway Journey Of
seven hours 10 get there and back.
and A. IL would require two hours
CCortinurd on PREc Two)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Toledo Suspects Are
Blamed for Crimes In
Midwest Cities
THREE MEN AND
WOMAN HELD
Admit Being In De-
trOit, Police
Say

TOLEDO, o, Oct. l2-Three men
and a woman alleged to be the auto
bandits who have been terronzing
middle western cities, were arrested
here today
Two early morning hold-upa gave
first alarm OF the operations OF the
bandits in Toledo and the entire de.
tectives force began securing the
city.
\ taxicab. travelling az high rate
OF speed. was stepped by officers and
the thrce men and The Vcman. all
armed With rcvolvers, were ordered
searched. Upon The girl was found
a watch owned by one of the victims
of the morning hold-ups
The captivcs gave their names as
Edward Rossi. o.: C. q Hurts, %.
CContInUed on Page TenD
.----.----
The TIME md the PInce
Your friends 20 meet The Griswol1.
at noon Your lunch % eat. Coo ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

lean campaign committee. headed
by Alex ] Groesbeck. Is busy plan
ming TO help the mayor out. II will
soon announce list Of campaign
spellbinders. These mon will lead
the attack and he mayor will come
up As a reserve force With the fam
ous Marx smile
Mayor Marx seems to believe that
it's what he says and not how he
says It that counts. To this end. he
reads his speeches when he 10 pss,.
tC.atin~sd o. pssa ypsS
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
MAN BLOWN TO
DEATH BY AIR


I'D Kat % years old No 1869
Pennsylvania ave. was instantly
Killed Thursday morniut al 1880
o'clock when a compressed air tank
he was filling in the structural Steel
department OF The Morgan 4 Wright
company, foot Of Relleyur.ayc. OK
ploded Katts head wa born from
his shoulders II is thought that be
had filled the tank to capacity and
when he continued 90 force air into
IL the excessive pressure CAUSED the
cVplOs ion
-Four other people working in the
room at the time cscarcd injury.
Kat. who was helper a. the de
partmcnt, was single
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
>NA"PN SUNDAY SAYINGS

You must be moro than a broth
or-l8W 10 religion Your wife can't
'uke NCu Co. Heaven
m Won wait until you understand
fh- BfN.. before YOU accept re-
lIrIun Nuu arc going TO he'll
God En't "a fool lie won't send
wo To- hell because haven't sens"
enough 90 understand all 90 HIS
word
There are hypocrites In the
church but tHere are some that
arc not why not take look AZ
thW bunch
When YOU look only At tho
hvrocrItes YOU are looking through
rho devils goggles
Your noiEhhor's house would
look better ~ YOU washed your
own windows
man can't work in saloon
ana 80 90 Heaven
Sin is liSo cnncer-kin Il
aul XIV or ~ VIII XIII you
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Marx Is No Dem0Sthenes:
Chief ASSETS on the Stump
Are Smiles and Glad Hand

II the Marx administration sur
wives the November election, 10 viii
eve It's success 10 bread smiles.
tandshakes, its record OF achieve
ments In the way 81 lower car fares
and extensions. good organization,
or in 1hcrt 10 anything bur ofa'ory
Few tickets have had az their head
who made less preten.
sions to speaking ability than The
Republican municipai ticket IN De-
lroit this year.
SO trre l. All this that the aepub-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
NO PENSION
FOR WOMAN
DESERTED
Judge Hubert Also Be-
lieves Prisoners Wives
Shouldn't Benefit

Ia my opinion" said Judge
Henry S Hubert, in the Thursday
morning session Of the Michigan
Conference OF Charities and Correc-
lions, IN the Hotel Cadillac, Il do
not believe that deserted women nor
women whose husbands are in penal
institutions should be granted moth.
ers pensions believe that Il fos
ters laxness toward the offending
man on the part Of the police In
the one case and sense ~ dtgra
dalton in prisoner who expects 20
become useful citizen again in
the other
IT is the man who should be
CContinued on PAGE Twol
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
K bins Make Last
Ditch Stand At
Braves Field
RED SOX TRY TO
CLINCH SERIES
Weather Is Again Ideal
for Ball
Games

BRAVES FIELD, BOSTON, oct.
f2.-The Red Sox and Dodgers met
this afternoon In the nth game Of
the 1916 world series, The count
stood three victories for Boston and
enc for Brooklyn, and fourth trl.
uuph for the Carriganeers would on.
tile them to their fourth world
championship A victory for the
Dodgers today, however, would give
the National league entry at least a
fighting chance. and take the sixth
game to Brooklyn, where Il would
be played on familiar grounds. The
Robins entered the game determined
to take all sorts OF chanoes. for
there was everything for them TO
gain and nothing to lose
Jen Pfeffer, who mas not started
game In the series, but who was
the proverbial tower OF strength"
in the dash down the seasons
stretch. was favored 70 start the
game for Wilbert Robinson's scrap
pers. bur there were a number Of
critics who were picking Sherrod
Smith 10 again hook up with the
American leaguers.
Boston was blessed with another
perfect day for this fifth game and,
coupled with the usual observance
OF Columbus Day. recognized in
Boston as a perfectly good excuse
for taking holiday, gave rise to
indications mat even the 1900
crowd OF the second game Of the
series might De surpassed
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud NIcinityt Thursday
niEht and Friday unsettled. probable
showers; warmer tOniEhti moderate
southwest To- west winds.
Lower Michigan Partly cloudy
ThurSdaN niEbt and Friday, probable
shoverSt warmer Ia south portion.
pper Inke-i Moderate south aud
southwest Winds unsettled Thursdny
nlght and Friday, probhhlN showers
warmer tonight on Huron md Nicbi-
gnu.
Lower Lakes Moderate south
wlndst pnrtlN cloudy Weather md
warmer tonight and Iridayt showers
on Erie and also on Friday on On
tario.
highest temperature this date In
the past 81 years. -. In 1879 lnWcst,
2g. In ISTS
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
British Raids Harry
German Lines,
Says Haig
ITALIAN DRIVE
NEARING TRIESTE
Austrian Trenches and
5000 Prisoners
Are Taken

LONDON, Oct. 12.-ln five
British raids near MessInes,
Granier wood and Haisenes, Ger.
man prisoners were taken and
casualties inflicted on the en-
envy, Gen. Haig reported today.
No important actions occurred
on the somme front during the
night.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

BERLIN, Oct. t2.-Strong A.
lied attacks on the front be-
tween Morval and 5ouohaves-
mes, north Of the somme. con-
tinued until early this morning,
were completely repuIsed. Il wac
officially announced this after.
noon.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Details of Fifth Game.
First Inning.

uSl lhiiiItGs
BROOKLYN Myers famed. Tho
three balls were all called strikes.
Daubert out. Cady 10 Hobby. Stenqel
throw was high and drew Hobby of
the bag Scott was charged with an
error. Wheat fouled TO Hobby. No
run, no hit. ono error.
The play on baubert was quick
piece 81 work by Cady. The bell
rolled in front OF the plate and Cady
had to 20 fast 10 reach IL I'm time TO
catch the speedy Daubert.
BOSTON Hooper out, Cutshaw to
Daubert Janvrin out. Mowrey 70
Daubert shorten flied to Wheat. No
run, no hit no error.
Second Inning.
Both shore and Pferer looked
good in the first inning Each used a
curve bali with good effect.
four. pitched balls. Mowrey out,
Hobby to shore, C1tshaw taking see
ond n WITS a sacrifice Olson ont.
Gardner 30 Hobby. CutshRw taking
third Cutshaw scored on assed
ball Tho ball was wide. but was In
rolled 10 the ErBudstand Myers out
Scott 10 Hobby. one run, no hit, no
error
Cutsbaw WAS quick to take advan-
tase ~ CAdys passed ball He
scored fGrG eSsiiy ssttandinE uR,or.r -
DRubort Lewis tripled 20 left The
hit should have been a single. hut IL
bounded over Wheats head. Gardner
ficd 60 Wheat. Lewis scoring after
Scott fouled. Mowrey dropping tho
ball. he was given an error Scott
f0ulod 20 Meyers. one run, one hit.
one error.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

Wnc Nrnr HE0 t0HnN Z HIHhrNt fFn-
perature. 90, lowest, IOI mean. 49,
clear weather.
The sun sets Thursday NJ 5tSd q. M
and rises Friday nj " ~ q.
The moon rises NJ Bii5 y. IA.
Mount clemens Mineral baths
Cur" rheumatism and skin diseases
ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
You'll Pass Your PIatr

Tor more regular oli-fg r.nrd san
day dinner. roast turkey l7t' ~
vegetables and oil tie trimmings;
IL 20 20 $50 p m a. 15 Hotrl q 30
70 $50 p m 81 % t1te. Girls
void ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
ATHENS TO INTERN FLEET AS ORDERED
BY ENTENTE ADMIRAL; MOOSE ABOUT
CHAULNES T|GHTENED BY FRENCH
TODAY'S GAM Z
BROOKLYN
O1O
BOSTON.
Oh

BATTERIES -Pfetfer and Myers;
Shore and Cady.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

VOU DON'T have to agree with
The Times views to get fair and
unbiased treatment in its news columns.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

The Time md the Plnce
Your friends 20 meet The Griswold.
at noon Your lunch 10 eat. Coo Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
GOOD PRICES IN
ONION SEASON
SHIPPING SEASON ENDS AND MAR.
KET OFFICE cLOsES-INFOR-
NATION SUPPLIED.

WASHINGTON. May Is The of
flee Of Markets and Rural Organization
Of the |. :. department OF agriculture.
reports that the Texas onion crop i
rapidly being shipped out of the state.
3,'>o Sars having gone forward up "a
the night Of May l.. 1t is prol'ablc thar
ttc season viii close ~ June :.
The temporar. branch oi ,hc O.iicc of
Markets. located at Lu.lo GGIihg the
season, reports that good plitcs have
been received by The growers to date.
Both the Crystal Wax and Yellow Bcr-
mnda varieties have probably sold at an
average price of over II per crate for
The entire season. The Office Of Mar
kets has maintained a branch at Laredo
since shipments first became heavy and
has been supplying shippers and grow
ers with Geographic information rcla-
tive 10 shipments ami market conditions
aHni has been assisting in securing eff
,ient distribution. This information
has been released daily ut two O'Clock nj
the Laredo Chamber Of Commerce.
a large chart showing the destination
Of all shipments for each day. and di-
versions which have been made from dav
10 day, has been kept on display. From
this information shippers nave been
enabled to divert their product to
the best markets. The majority of the
onion growers in Texas are being sup
piled daily with a mail bulletin which
gives a complete summary Of the ship
menis Of the previous twenty four hours
and of market conditions on the NOR
ming Of the day issued. Over five hun
dred persons are receiving these buue-
tins daily.
The department Of agriculture is also
supplying shippers of Texas POTATOES
with information regarding shipments
and prices \ field office has been OF
ened at Eagle Lake.
Growers of tomatoes in the East Tex
rs district will be supplied with n mar
ket news service in June when the to
mato movement from that territory b
gins. f'StE,=Es ,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

cidcntally through the flcshy part IF the
left lcg while AZ mounted pistol practice
ia Fort Brown Yesterday. The shot which
was from an army revolver. made Il
clean hole. II did not touch the bone.
and the wound ~ Expected TO heal rap
idly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

The rise and fall of he waves on
which a new boat rests d-iv es its PRO.
pellers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
HIGH MEAT PRICES.

The United States department OF agriculture report
the condition of meat prices prevailing on March 10
shows an increase in the price of meat anmas-hogs,
cattle sheep and chckensof 1874 per cent the price
year ago this time and increase OF 12 per cent over
the average price for the last six years March 10.
That this Jump in price sudden shown by the state
ent from the same that between February Is and
March 5 this year the price paid to producers for meat
animals increased S4 per cent while the increase for the
period during the last six years averaged 81 per
cent.
An increase is to be expected at this time Of year.
Supplies of feed laid i'll to carry meat animals the
winter are becoming exhausted and yet there is not
enough pasture even in southern states to keep animals
in condition And this condition has passed the stage
where the producer finds it profitable to sell animals
thano buy feed Most of the animals brought to market
now have during the last few weeks been subsistng
pretty expensive food They were of course held for the
early sng rise ia price The large increase this spring
is therefore be accounted for the theory that at
tactiVe prices earlier IN the winter induced selling which
in normal times would have been deferred until the pres
ent time
There must however be a reason for early advanced
prices The has something to do with it. for large
quantities of timed and cured meats being exported
prices with which the packers have publicly found
fault The begerent powers need food badly enough to
pay well for it and whether they like not domestic
have pay much Thus the strong foreign
demand reduces the supply and forces upward the do
mestc prices This condition, however, of the by
products of the war; of the ways IN which the Aer
can pays a the traffic in munitions. But in the
department Of agriculture report there missing vital
factor How does the increase paid by the
pare with the increase received by the producer2
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

tall dark lady It relief of course know that afterl
all he not hanged but be might have waited until to-
morrow before changing his sweetheart least moved
with her to the next show. 1t used to trouble
little to ourayorte stars made love to by different
young man each and it is nothing to them
falling In love and marrying and dyorcing least three
young men in week. and very likely two in after
noon Of course, it may be that should take some of
the responsibility upon ourselves and go to each
OF heroes herones only often but as long
know they there going through the tickle per-
Torrance, we might well it and be done with as
to be wondering which young is making love which
young woman this time.
The movie is disturbing thing at best 1T develops
unique of romance in rapidly that we can
scarcely big automobile rounding corner without
expecting to another in close pursuit Every time
we look up at ten-story building little dsap-
pointed that there not two three people crawling
down the front OF it, We learn to Judge the types in the
performances the and label everybody we see
In the street cars hero villain detective in
disguise
Most disturbing Of ALL however are these endless love
affairs with their infinite variety of changing partners
The peculiar part of it is that each arrangement
seems perfectly satisfactory. In each performance we
should be most unhappy if the certain young did not
marry the certain young woman matter if just
as anxious for him to marry very different young
just % minutes ago by the clock in the corner Twenty
two minutes ago? The fact is that the young man may be
making love to different young woman-perhaps two or
three different young womenn every town in the
try, at this identical moment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
LAUNDRIEs AND DYES.

Inasmuch as we have laundlies everywhere and the
fondness for coors is general statement which
Gently issued by the Laundrymens National Association
of America is of less local application Careful
investigation conynces the aundrgmen's association
that the wash goods in which the eoors most ques
tonabe at present red tabecoths and napkins and
towels with red borders blacks in cotton gnghams which
apt to wash lighter and in to crock when
the damp goods folded Black stockings will probably
bleed and turn lighter Light goods with blue red
black trimmings apt to cause trouble
The troubles of the laundryman not hard to UNI
derstand They had their counterpart few years ago
among the cleaners The latter after many expensive
trials decided not to guarantee coors in silks and other
fabrics This dispute between cleaners and led
to the disclosure that the silk msor some of them
adulteraed their cheaper silks For the and fall
goods few fast coors have been obtanable Hence the
laundrymens alarm. But if the laundrymen fear to
guarantee fabrics Dyed what have they to do9
The answer rs easy-recommend the of goods con-
tanning eoloring material at all In view of the sit
uaon continues the statement already referred TO- tive
strongly urge our customers to much white goods
as possible until such time the permanent dyes will
again be available
For months an active campaign has been conducted
More recently it has been discovered that some laundry
price lists have been revised The laundry price for men
starched collars which has long been 2 CENTS is hence
forth to be 3 cents.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
If TOO FAT GET MORE
FRESH AIR
BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE
OIL OF kOREtN.

Lack Of fresh air II is said weakens
the oxygen carrying power of the
blood; the liver becomes sluggish, fat
aecumulates and the action Of many of
the vital organs are hindered there
by. The heart action becomes weak,
work is an effort and the beauty Of
the figure is destroyed
Fat put on by indoor life is I'M
healthy and IL nature is not assisted
In throwing it off a serious case of
obesity may result.
When you feel that you are getting
too stout, take the matter in hand at
once. Don't wait until your figure has
become joke and your health ruined
through carrying around a burden Of
unsightly and healthy fat
Spend as much time as you possibly
can in the open air; breathe deeply
and get from Charles l. Joy & Co or
any druggist a box sof oil of ko-
rein capsules; take ono after each meal
and one before retiring at night
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you are
down to normal. Oil of korein is alb
solutely harmless. is pleasant to take,
helps the digestion and even few
days treatment has been reported to
show a noticeable reduction in weight.
ADV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
BAcKACHE And RHEUMATISM

has finally decided to put It into tho
drug stores of this country within im-
mediate reach of all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Piereeis Anu
RE Tablets. There can be no imitation.
Every package OF eAnuries is sure to
be DR.. Pferceas You win find the sig
nature on the package just as YOU do
on DIR. Pieree's Favorite Prescription,
the ever famous friend to aillng Nom
en-. and DR.. Piefee's Golden Medical
Discovery. proven By years TO be the
greatest general tonic and reconstruc-
tor for any one.
At any rate don't give ID hope of
being cured Of yenr analadv until eAnn.
ries has been tried. Just d few doses
have proven that II vii make one feel
ike 4 different person.
EDITOR Please insert this letter
IN some conspicuous place In your pa
pef.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

sLaA NJ. - Z .
10, ens1e gig Mes waning ana CARVING
nessg papy On = hot gay IKE that9
ASKED Nell
She did not account for 1t. He
could not get her to say anything ex-
cept that she did not live in these
parts.
How long ago was this Mr.. Far
rer at your house r. continued Nell
"ob no+ ,,ara than ha,s ~ -
Gavlora ear,a aho,,t aftaa,, ,,ia,,tas
oftar II leet ga III, - t,,.a4,ra =
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04

doctor.
Yes, he looked back as he drove off
and she was walking slowly down the
road" replied Olive The machine
turned in the direction indicated.
How are you going to proceed with
the seareh?" asked Nell.
i shall comb this district with a
fine toothed comb" he announced II
shall call at every house and question
every person ! meet. Somebody would
surely see her in the course of the ar
ternoon, and she would have to stop
for food and shelter by night. II
seems to me we stand a very good
chance Of finding the woman. Whether
she had our baby or not remains to
be seen The doctors tone was
cheerful It was such relief to have
definite to do to prosecute
the search. He had spent the best part
Of two days In travelling aimlessly
about, trying to light on some clue.
ITO be continued1