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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-10-05
Poultry
Farming
RATION FOR FOWLS.

GRAIN MIXture Recommended FOR
Cheap Egg Production.
We have been making some tests of
various rations on the experimental
farm of the American School Of Poul-
try Husbandry at Leavenworth, Kan,
with view Of compromising a. ration
which would bring the same results
and greatly reduce the cost, writes ].
e. Quisenberry in the Kansas Farmer.
We realize that available feeds and
prices vary in different localities, so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
EVERY TENTH FAMILY
IN CITY OWNS MOTORCAR

Walk Market street which a street.
count the children
After you have counted foyune boys girls
stop at the hfteh saaam. lie nuo
mobile, according to last.minute statistics.
There approximately $4,000 automobiles
according to the Automobile club of Philadelphia popua
on is about 5OoOO That
persons Counting five the city family
every tenth family has The the
United states make the cities show badly
number of automobiles capita being
usually termed agricultural states
automobile Philadelphia every slxty.ye persons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
Come, Ye Sons

"G hear that Willie ;he automobile
school of the Spring institute"
Yes. lie calls 1t his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
AID ASKS
APOLOGY FOR LINKING
HIS NAME WITH SCANDAL
Wood Also Cites Warburg
And Boiling in Recital of
Zip" Rumors

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Names OF
men high In Washington official and
New York financial circles were
brought into the house leak to
Wall-st." probe this afternoon by
representative Wood OF Indiana.
Basing his charges on "hearsay"
reports and ~'reliable information" :"
Wood. the author of the probe reso-
luton. mentioned Presidential Secre-
tary Tumulty. Otto Kahn OF Kuhn
Loeb & Co. Paul NJ Warburg OF
the Federal Reserve Board. and Mr.
Boiling. a brother of the presidents
wife"
Wood became confused when de
msnd was made for supported facts.
He failed 20 mention one fact he
would youch for
Secretary Tumulty shot state
ment to the capitol post-haste de
manding an apology from Wood.
Al the end of an hour Wood was
thru and the rules committee went
into executive session.
A suggestion that Secretary OF
State lansing and Presidential Sec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

retary TumuIty be subpoenaed was
overruled.
The committee decided AZ this
executive session 10 subpoena Bar
ney Baruch and A. Curtis. New
York broker, informant OF Rep.
Wood as TO the alleged leak. II Will
resume tomorrow morning.
Thomas w Lawson will appear
Monday. II was announced
II was also decided 10 ask the
New York stock exchange. w, p.
Hibbs e. Co. of Washington and all
other Washington houses to pro
duce their books from Dec. 10, be-
fore the German note came. until
Dec. %. after the presidents note
was sent.
Tumulty's statement follows.
II am very glad TO say publicly
that did not know of the existence
OF the presidents note on peace un.
til the newspapers were informed.
Very frequently the president, who
knows that | am bombarded by
newspaper men and others for in
formation. saves me embarrassment
(Continuen on Page Two)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Think Such Move Is
Demanded By the
TeutOn Public
ENTENTE NOT
CAUGHT MAPPING
British Speed Work Of
Preparedness For
Attack

LONpON. Jan. 6.--Germany IL
about TO attempt another great OF.
fensive on the west front, is the
view OF the Allies.
The same desperate need OF peace
which the Allies believe inspired
tho German proposal Is thought,
now that those peace pleas have
been rejected. 10 be behind a gi-
gantlc thrust on the west, designed
as Germanys supreme effort.
Dispatches from Paris today In.
dicaied general belief there that
the German blow was now being
prepared Gustaye Herve in an edi-
torial in LaVictoire. fixes the time
when this blow Will b. struck In
February i.cFigaro and LeTempa
agree that push" Is Impending,
but think II viii come later IN the
year-
With German public opinion now
believed 80 b. dangerously near
breaking under the suffering of food
priyations he eIcrman govern
meni Is thought 10 realize that IL
must be fed on some great military
attempt AT a victory against Ger
manv's major foes The Rumanian
victory alihO hailed as another evi-
dence OF German inyincibility. has
failed 10 evoke the German public
enthusiasm expected because ofthe
realization OF Rumanla's military
weakness According to informa.
ton here German ofIicialdom rs
realizing that Il must make some
move 10 offset French successes nt
verdln and Britiah power mani.
tested last summer
But n Germany If preparing an
other offensive. She will find the
Miles ready Speeding up of all
branches has been the FIRST duty ~
the new Lloyd George ministry.
The German forces cleaned out
and blasted several galleries. re-
turning with 81 prisoners
Fighting activity on tho west front
for the MOST part was confined 10
small patrol enterprise and artil.
lery nrc. on account or bad weather,
the statement said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
By J. p. YODER.

(Sfdf Correspondent United Press.D
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--"I agree
with Secretary Lansing or anybody
else who Gays that the war cannot
continue without America being in
volved in It," said Senator Lewis in
the senate this afternoon, while urg-
ing immediate passage OF the Hitch
cock Reimbursement resolution.
Lewis thrust the war idea upon
the senate with a startling sudden
ness
America. he held, cannot proceed
further in accepting apologies" for
injuries done by ship commanders -
presumably referring TO German sub.
marine commanders.
DO not think wa will ever aFaiH
armies or officers CT diplomacy TO
deliver upon this country an injury
and escape with the excuse that or
ders were misunderstood, or that
the officers acted In the excess OF
zeal" he said Tho United States
Is the agent or morality IN this step
ana the president is to be admired
by the world for II.
This country cannot accept apol-
oFy hereafter, and will punish to
the extent OF her power any such in
jury"
The idea OF a world guaranty of
peace. as nut forth by the presi-
dents note. would be bar to- ag-
gression offenses against small ma
tons hereafter he said.
Lewis declared the history of the
war showed how the fires gradually
had swept in and around more and
more nations involving all hut the
few now neutral
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--A desire
10 avoid dumping the Monroe doc
Continued on PaEc Twop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Race Results and Entries

los. Louis Descognets. 1l3; Gentle
Fourth Racc-a year olds and up.
the city Park handicap. mile Leo
chares. l30 syrian. 105 Hauhcrk,
llG Woodward, 105 Typhoon lo2,
Srynlimah, iip; Hanovia. los: Bob
Hensley. l03 1aroba. los Grumpy,
f02 For Fair. 10e
FIFTH Racc--Bi Bishweight handicap,
9-year-olds and up furlongs u y.
Murdock 13o. Incidence. ia. Madame
Herman. rs; Cane Run. ia9; Han.
ovia f23. Sister Sut'c, foH Stout
Heart rs. Julia l. lis. Or Larrick.
ils, WoQdstonc, liz.
sixth 4-yesr-olds and IN,
selling. LIS miles. xYodeles. ii2.
Counterpart xBuzz Aro.nd, iol;
XpovN Fish tfuipl. Jos Dr Mack,
Ill Eenrock loo xPeru2ino linn ,.
Jos Chivator. los
seventh Race 7-Near -olds and up.
5nilc and 20 Yards. FLAG pay il2
rurco. l1t Brian Boru. iici Nlnhdel
u. io6. ximpfcaeiou. loi. NkRnY
Nvnch fOf
Weather. clear track fast,
fxlApprentice allowance claimed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
SENATOR, URGING ENDORSEMENT OF
WILSON PEACE NOTE, SAYS U. S. WILL
Be DRAWN IN IF FIGHT CONTINUES
B. FRANK WRIGHT,
FORMER SPORT
MAN, COLLAPSES

B Frank Wright. for many years
one of the best-known sporting
writer's in the country and a veter-
an newspaper man, has suffered a
mental breakdown. His wife, Mrs.
Leddie F. Wright. Friday filed in the
probate court formal petition ask
ing for her appointment as guardian
of her husband. M. Wright is 75
years old and held e position in the
county building until obliged TO re-
tire on account OF failing health. II
Is thought that worry and sorrow
over the disappearance Of his son.
Earl, seven years ago. contributed
10 his collapse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Bv ROBERT !. BENDER.

tSfdT Correspondent tntfcd PrssSD
WASHINGTON. Jan o. With tho
door OF peace believed 10 be swing.
ing uncertainty, deep annoyance
was expressed in official circles To.
day with what WAS regarded as
Tcutonic propaganda designed -
influence this governments next
move.
In the last three days there has
been much said about what this
government proposes to do in ITS
next step.
President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing have said nothing about i.
whatever They still are acting in
secrecy
The president admitting that he
does not yet know what action he
will take has told no one. with the
possible exception Of Col House.
what Is in his mind
Al n conference between the pres
tContinucd ON rage Two,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Juarez Entries.
ron tTIVDAi

First Race Selling A-year olds
aud up. furlongs Ruhieou ~. iiet
Vested Rights. 100 BLACK sheep. foa.
Jefferson 100 Beuo Rird t9, Dan
harhapi lo7 Little Hrdie, fo'. Major
Fell. 1nsf
second Race Selling, a-yeai -nlds
and up so furlong~ Otlo lll
HOncvcuf. III. Force. III Peter Stal-
wart. 1906 SWcdc Sam, fnS laN
Tmmmcl. f0i Marshal Tilghnap.
los some Reach fei
THIRD Race Selling S-year- old y
and np. 50 furiongs WaNemall ios.
Noble Grand los clara James. zoe
idle star. ipG Lady Tend. 90 Nv
dora. f0t. Elhn v iot
Fourth Race Selling, BY ycar-olds
hfb furlongs Svbil. III, Waremofe.
fnA. Sir Richard. t0S Kagura lu@.
KITTY Chcatham. iO'.
Firth Racc- Selling. 1-year -olds.
6t- furlongs Deckhand. li0.s Thirst
ifo. Elizabeth Thompson -iin Nab.
100 Belle c. %.
siNth Race selling. 3-year-oids
and up. furlongs. pr Kendall. la.
w " clark lt5 Bort T.. iia -ervi-
ccnce. tI2. Yaca 10. Air Line. i0A'
Miss Walls. io7 Endurance. 500 Cir-
culate. ioT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Causes Arrest of Three
On a Charge of
Larceny
WOMAN FIGHTS
TO PROVE SANITY
Persons Under Arrest
Were To Appear
Against Her

Three OF the relatives who are
trying to have Mrs. Becky Cohn ad-
Judged insane so that she will not
have control OF s15, 700 inheritance
were not in the court room Friday.
when the case came up for disposal.
If you will take Mrs. COINS word
for IL, she has shown them that she
isn't so crazy as they think she Is.
BY a daring and clever bit OF strat-
egy. she succeeded in having the
trio arrested for grand larceny. Her
sister, Mrs. Anna Pearl. 40 years
old. her brother. Meyer Fabrian. 30
years old, and another relative, Sam
Mikes, AZ years old. were taken
into custody Thursday night by De
teetives= Coats and Hfcits= they
stepped from train that had
brought them from Buffalo. in com
pany with Mrs. Cohn.
She charges that they stole dia-
mond ring and fur coat from her
while they were here last week in
connection with the probate court
proceedings directed against her.
Mrs. Pearl and Mikes reside in
Niagara Falls. y. Y and Fabrian
lives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cohn surprised them with q
visit this week, and told them she
would return 10 Detroit with them
in time for the hearing on Satur
day. At Buffalo she left the party
long enough 20 send telegram TO
her lawyer informing him that she
wa- bringing The trio 10 Detroit and
suggesting that he notify the police
She had sworn 10 the warrants
early in the week.
The relatives were shocked when
met by tho officers Al the station
They Indignantly deny the chargo
and assert Il is but another ono OF
the woman = mental flights that has
brought them into trouble
Mrs Cohn has received word from
her former friend, Henry Jones, she
TOLD officers The Cohn woman used
60 be housekeeper for Jones in hi-
rooming house. and when she ten
anted IL With pig some pigeons
pony and other pets. Henry mad
loud criticisms He started from
Detroit in disgust last week declsr
ing there was too much thieving 20
ing on around the town. Mrs. Cohr
say she got as far as Niagara Fall,
and was arrested on larceny
charge
The three relatives we're produced
in probate court by the sheriff AZ u
o'clock rno hearing will be con
cluded this afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

All three trains bringing Dotroirs
EUtdtFr bUyE honlo after several
months Of police duty on The Nick
ican boundary had reached Detroit
by ! o'clock. Friday afternoon. fhir-
teen hunded men dotralncd in a
soaking rain and puddlcs of mud and
received welcome IN Tho arms Of
wives. Sweethearts and mothers
many Of whom had stood since mid
night ~ West Jefferson and Camp
bell-ayes. whore the troop trains
pulled in
The soldier boys marched ~ once
10 the Fort Wayne barracks. where
they will be stationed while being
mustered out During the . DAYS
this process will consume. the
militiamen will get ample leaves 20
be with frionds and families. Major
Wells. mastering out officer. expects
10 grant leaves day and night and
every man h sure 10 get time OF
40. more than 20 per cent Of the
total number of men In the Thirty
first regiment will be allowed leave
NJ any one time Brig.-Gen John
T.. Kirk will command the garrison
during mastering out.
Tho the first section loft Chicago
continued on Page Twob
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
DEATH MAY SEAL
TAXI TRAGEDY

BOSTON. Jan. 5.ADeath may seal
today the secret OF a taXicab tragedy
last night wherein Miss Mildred
Melzian. OF a wealthy Brooklinc fam
lily, was shot in the side and her
fellow occupant OF the taxi thrice
wounded, IN tife head. thigh aurt nh
domen.
The police theory. based on frag
nentary statements obtained from
the girl. was that James j Riley
Miss Melzian's fellow, passenger in
the taxi, shot her in III ~ jealous
rage and then attempted suicide.
Riley IL dying and only an exceed.
ingly delicate operation can save the
girls life. IN the opinion of physi
clans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
DETROIT GUARDSMEN, WELL AND
HAPPY, GET WARM VEL COME ON THEIR
RETURN FROM SERVICE ON BORDER
GERMAN PAPER
SAYS HOLLWEG
SHOULD RESIGN

AMSTERDAM, Jan. o.-Demand
that Imperial Chancellor Won Beth.
man -Hollweg resign Immediately be
cause OF the rejection OF Germany's
peace prorers. ls made today in the
Berlin newspaper "Nueueste Mach
richten," known as the Krupps or
gan
The newspaper declared that Ger
msny regards the chancellor IA n
weakling and Europe discredits him,
because OF his blundering remarks
as TO Germany's guilt in invading
Belgium"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

first Racc e furlongs Bombast.
t16 tRphin~onl. oven. 90 :. ont.
Won, Henry ". li6 tFairhrotherl. ,
To l ? 60 and 60 q second Tan
taiirer. i'f Murrhy). . 10 :. I 90 10.
fn third Time &C. SHADE, Val
asrsr. Nanes<n Wells also ran
Second Race furiongs The
Duke. lax ,Hanovcrl 10 l. To- s.
20 s. won class A.. i1b Williams
- 10 = fo q to !. second Mono
moy it5 tMcAteeD. even. . 20 3. o1t
third Timn-ilS Waltor Duncan
SIR pnver Mi~e Represent. Miss shot
and velvet also ran
Third race. furiongs gs--l.anEhorne
tif H\ederisl. tu !, even. 10 =
won. pontefract H. tkoppleman).
ln-2- -tn-r- -t+.- second 4AttAft-
wood. tia nioaED. 6 to L. . 90 1, oven
ihtfd Time III 9f Eahy Cal
Leiafoha. early Morn. Alex Gcfz Conn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
WILSON NAMES
COMPENSATION
COMMISSION

WASHINGTON Jan. 5.--Pres.
dent Wilson today named the
United States Employees Com.
pensation Commission. sending
the following nominations TO
the senate:
Or. Riley NJ. Little, Republi-
can. Swsrthmore, Pa, for a
term OF six years; Mrs Frances
c. AStell. Bellingham. Wash.
Progressive. for term Of four
years. and John j. keeaan,
indianapolis. Democrat. for
term OF two years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Officers Of the Thlrty.frst
regiment were scheduled TO
meet at 4: 80 o'cicek Friday aft
,rnoon TO decide upon a plan for
letting the men Just back from
the Mexican border, spend part
OF their time at home while
awaiting discharge Prior 70 tte
meeting II was ssid that the
general impression Of the Off
GERS was that the men should be
dismissed In relays. IN all prob
ability, one third OF the men viii
be given passes out each even.
In9-
Gen. Kirk. commander OF The
post SAID 1t would be his idea 10
let the mer 90 home for f2-hour
periods. " Is likely that his
system Will be adopted
The soldiers Will not be allow
ed 20 90 nome during the day.
light hours. as there is SO much
work for them 70 do, but they
will be given passes to leave
the post ~ night.
There Will be no blanket fur.
Tough granted, and the only way
soldier may hope TO get away
is thru pass issued by his
company commander
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Smiles and Kisses Greet
Soldiers AS They
Detrain
WATCHERS STAND
HOURS IN RAIN
Boys egret They
Didn't Get Chance
To Fight
Guardsmen Strictly On
Water Wagon: No Drunks
On Long Journey Home

Detrolt miiitiamen are ION the
rnter wagon" They proved IL on
th~tr return from III Paso. where
tbeD put In months Of border ps-
troll duty During the 100 hours
~ the tedious trip from the bonn
dsrs town 10 Detroit. there was
not sinGi~ case of drunkenness
among the ..fsO troopers On board
the three trains. TbI- showing
was made ia spite of the fact
that there ver~ frequent stops
and abundant opportupity Ia Wait
drtnktng pisc~s. Then. toe. the
xptrff OF rsi.tcfug wns ~ fss
height and ~ was q ioMtrni time
for merry making. Federal mill
tnrv officers sre pleased With the
showing Of D~troit'~ soldier hcys
sud consider their restraint almost
uupr~c~irnt~d under the cirruns-
stances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
ENGINE KILLS
SECTION HAND

Louis Schmidt % years old. Of No.
i25 Copelnnd-ave. Michigan Cen,
trail section hand. was INSTANTLY
killed Friday morning when n
switch engine struck him while he
was working on switch at Oak.
wood. The body was removed to the
county morpue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Divorces we're granted Thur sday
I'm Tho cases Of Fila VI vs. Harry
Fisher. Ir.. Myrtle vs. Charles r
weingart Anna l.. vs.. Patrick r.
Mclean kathryn ~. Eugene $.
Walters Lena VS. John Farrell;
Neva \ vs. John r Caru'hers' Bills
for divorce we're filed by Helen, vs.,
George Paltridrc. Camille J. VS..
Nancy Jane l.sromie Anna VS..
Howard Mcdonnell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
LEWIS SOUNDS WAR ALARM
SOTHERN TO GO
UNDER KNIFE

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.--Julia Marlowe,
wife OF Z. II. Sothern. noted Shakes
pearean actor who is i'll here, and
Or. Joseph r. Blssell. radium expert
arrived from New York this morn
ing Sothern who is said 10 be suf
fcring from gallstones, viii probably
be taken TO New York for operation
in a few days, unless his condition
becomes worse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

New Orleans Entries
rsnn eATI nnaN

First race - ear-olds The lloston
club purse. furlonrs victor Munoz.
lis. copy cat. ia Rcd Rover. llA,
Mildred Baretta ita. Royal. li2,
Bracelet. 1oa Thinker. 100
second -face --s-y.nr~olds. selling y
furIongs. TaNf. lie. VEnioy. pG. Rhy -
Nmer 10. NOut. t02 Ncash IN. loit
Blue Grass Belle. 100. Matin. if0.
NMcdhiing Miss. l0i, yTootstc. 4ft
perseus tf2
Third race -year-olds and np,
selling s furlongSs Chiffon King,
II3. Jungle los. Trend III. NMaf-
gerry. iei. White Crown, ft3. NDistur-
ber zoe. minstrel. los. Kill Savin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

PAYMENTS MADE on SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS ON or BEFORE JANU-
AIRY 9Th will date from the first of
the month and participate in dividend
NJ Brr cent which win be declared
July l. 1917. This New Years sea-
son be- the chosen time for hundreds
that are atnrting new savings ac-
counts iu Home Of Thrift, Follow
the crowd and start now. Detroit A.
Northern Michigan Building a Loan
Association. 20 Grand River. at Girls
void ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
IS CHILDREN
DIE IN STORM
Deaths From Injuries Increase
Toll Of Western
Tornado

m'ALEsreR. Okla. Jan. S.
Death toll " the Mission School
house tragedy az Vireton. north
OF here, went 10 IS when four
children died today from in
juries sustained when tornado
wrecked the sohoolhouse yester.
day Jesse Rose, 8. ana Flor
enee Rose IS. died in theIr
home near Vireton and Elsie
and Raymond Perry, - ana is
respectively, died IN the hos
pital here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
DENY VILLA
PUT TO DEATH
FRENCH CONSUL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-The state
department today received word de
nyins that Villistas had killed
French consul Bernardine OF Tor.
reon and one of his sons. A preyi-
Gus report TO the department was
that they had been slain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
THE WEATHER

Dctr"i, and vicinityt SNOW this
afternoonf cienrinR and much colder
With ~ cold wnvc tonichtt lowest
about 10 degrees. saturday fair and
COLDER strong north winds.
Lower Hirhiznnt snow this after
noon clearing and much colder With
n cold wave touIxhti saturday fnir
and coidcrt strong north winds.
1ODAN'S TEMpER ATIiHES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Debate on Hitchcock
Resolution To
Continue
REPUBLICANS PUT
UP STIFF FIGHT
Country Can Stand No
More Insults, Is
Warning ~ ]
WASHINGTON, Jan. t5.--The
senate late this afternoon adopt
ed the Hitchcock Endorsement
resolution as amended.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The
administration won it's first vlo-
tory in tho fight to gain indorse-
ment Of the Hitchcock rcsoiu-
tion approving the presidents
message to beiIIgerents this aft
ernoon when the senate voted ~
to az to continue consideration
OF the note.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
MAN IS CRUSHED
TO DEATH IN A
COAL CONXEYOR

Lloyd Croushow ~ wears old of
No 19S Piquettc.ave. was crushed
TO death Friday morning IN The belt
OF coal convcyor i'm the Detroit
Edison plant a. No 657 Fortst.
west Croushow was employed as a
belt tender Thursday
How Croushow became caught in
the belt of the conveyor Is mys
terry According 10 Coroner Roth.
acher. none Of the other employees
knew that the young man had been
caught until they saw his leg
dangling from the belt. high in the
air A second later his body was
drawn into huge pulley and the
machinery was cloEged
Croushow was married Hls bod
was taken 10 the county moreue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Today is the centenpial anuiver.
sary ef the birth OF AComnand
Richard Wainwright a noted naval
oalccr under Farragut and father %
Rear Admiral Fighting Dick" Vain
wright. who distinguished himself IN
tho war With Spain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Highest temperature this date In
past % years. -. In ISDOt lowest n
below zero In 1851.
one year ago today Highest temp
crntnFe, t~I lowest. ~; mean. 70
clouds wchthcr with .2J-lnch of rain.
The sun sets FRIDAY at Sus y. m.
and rises saturday NJ n. va. The
moon sets nt GfS3 o.. ~. SATURDAY..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Among the noted scientists who
attended the recent New York con
gress of the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science was
Nine. l.enore' Selenka. OF Munich
Germany. who has spent the greater
part of her life in gatherine togethcf
the bones OF tho pithecanthropus. or
ape man. more popularity known as
the missing link"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

This year marks the 400th ami
vcrsary OF the discovery ~ Yucatan
by Fernandez Cordova.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
BR|T|SHERS
SUFFER IN
TREhCHRA|D
Berlin Reports Enemy
Sustained Heavy
Losses

PARIS. Jan. 5.-Active inter.
change of artillery fire around
Dousumont and Vaux marked
last nights fighting on the west
front, today's official statement
said.
Engagements Of advanced
posts by SerbIans on the Mace
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

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