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The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
MEN ACCUSED AS
COUNTERFEITERS
SAY mot GUILTY"

Martin Matyscvk a satOonkeeper
OF 80 $50 Chene-st ard hts bar.
tender. Steve saiokowsN arrested
several days ago on the charg" %
altering and issuing s. federal re
serve note which had been raised
20 represent q $50 note. were ar.
rAtnned before nited States Com.
missioner Hurd FRIDAY morning
ard held for the action ~ the grand
Jury under 81. 500 bail each
Solokowski has made confes-
sion 10 Capt Washer. N charge Of
the secret service department here.
according 70 tho official and IL IS
believed that information contained
in this confession viii lead 20 other
arrests.
The mon who raised the btu a..
pear 20 have been artists a. the
work Il that ~ experts Capt Wash
or want 20 discover fhc source ~
The supply HlsaEeuts have learned
that dozens 0f these counteffeits
have been circulated IN Detroit Both
~ tho accused men entered pleas
~ nor guilty despite NE written
and signed confession
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
HESTON WOULD
HAVE FINES BUY
LIBERTY BONDS

Cities and states should be as
patriotic az the individuals that
make up tho communities. in the
opinion OF police Justice Heston.
With this In view, The justice said
Friday, he was going 20 suggest 10
city and state officials that the Zines
assessed against speeders In police
court tonight be used In purchasing
Liberty Bonds.
Last week more than 81 900 vas
gathered IN fines from lse found
guilty OF exceeding the speed laws.
Tonight III will confront Justice
Hestcr on aimilar charges
u am NOT certain this money can
be 70 used said the justice "A Ger.
tain amount OF II goes 20 the city
Tor costs incurred in the cases and
the balance is turned over 20 the
state. AZ any rate there "a no harm
In The suggestion and II may be the
means OF helping Uncle Sam vallop
he kalAnr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
CUBURBAN
y NEWS
YPSILANTI

Frederick Cieyeringa formerly
member ~ the Normal college lihFarF
stan ~ working in the drafting o.
psrtment ~ the Holmes Autounotlie
works Of canton. ohio.
Miss Ffeda Garrett daughter -
Mr. g. Garrett has been appoint
81 assistant In tho circulation de-
partment OF the Normal library
The case % George X Mliags
against Gottlieh BoninEer, heard last
sumner before Justice N Stadt-
miller and appealed 20 the rirc dit
court Vas heard Thursday before
mr. II A CNnord who came down
from Mariette 90 see his physician.
has return 90 the northern city where
he went FOR "a complete rest He will
reform - Ypstenu about Nny.
Mrs George witmlre Is on The sick
P-salasnt e,hRs - 81 emmy Z, 3. !. 20 va,
Snee. I. able 30 - out sEnfn -.
Ann Arbor Grange VIII meet 'hss
wacrfel on the MiIler-sve-rd.
Mrs MAude L,men has returned
f-au farkson. where she has been
~~ Nrs Floyd Parker
Morris Gaipin OF Dirboro. husband
~ tnc former Miss CHRISTIE GlH ~ l.,
Crbss - laid up with broken
lsR received when he was struck BY
. bale II hay
North sylvan OtranEs met riaaf
evening IN The home 81 Edward A.
Ward
~ and Mrs y W Beall motored 10
Worthwhile Thursday afternoon. and
attended the good roads CELEBRATION.
Normal and Cleary college students
hove teen invited by the EpNorth
TsaEun 20 bring their lunches each
each sunday evening between the
hours ~ and o'clock 70 the y.
~ church partoTs. where social
hour precedes the devotional season
roNes and tea are served gratis by
the league rnsrnbrs
sverhi from Ypsilsnti vent 20 Ann
Arbar today 90 attend the funeral
nf Mrs oscar cleveland Who died
WednesdA, following ar operation IN
the homeopathic hospital The body
wns taken TO orass Lake, her former
home for burial.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
CARL +. SCHMIDT
TAKES $4,000
OF BONDS


mates that Dstroi, corporations Sith
combined capital OF s750.o09. 0v'
should give $4,000. 00o. ard big bus
iress men. Ntth estimated income
toialing sls0.o0o. 000. should Civ
SIS. 900 200 subscriptions OF wage
earrers arr estimated a. $4,000 ooo
making total o. $50 800 600 ~ -.
100000 over the goal set FOR Dc
troit
The statement sent out b. the
Committee follows
Dear sir-To date n. second LAD
ertv loan campaign IN Detroit stands
Stranded failure.
Day aftsr day 1880 self-sacri 1cing'
earnest ~.n have gathered az noon
ia ,he Board - Corr -a-rcs ard Fe-
Ported the results % th-lr work dur
ing The precedln - hours fnese
reports hsve Indicated the most IN
working people n this city. Whose
sUrECFTpffcns are porrinE n N
arnounts nearly double thoss recslyee
from the sane sources on shs ArEs
TIE wsrkinx man in Detroit has
proven beyond question that - -
way. then, the fsllsrs1 simply es.
cause The business men q hetroit
.nEs -. - L. .-svl,.t ~
AanRk SsynRft 3 rnrs TrvAftTf Ersyff7-- V
Every bank IN Detroit has askef
- customers 70 come % then and
make arrangements Tor borrow ing
tnnr~y with wh8ch 20 nuv Liberty
honds stztihg that loans made for
such purpose Will rot - corsifsrrd
any part ~ such custcmsrs cred 2
Nnr Bar Viii - treated a. an lnte-
pendent and sspAFa.s item
Your responsihllity Is plain
7art ~ this loan heionKs 20 vNu.
You have no rigat 70 ask Any other
business nan in Detroit 70 bsAr u
yoar fullest duty VII this iosr Do
success Ths plea mat YOU are al
ready heavily involved VII not load
single muskst or stop sing.e Ger
We wouid Ike - 1suaens,-Ate q
you tkat this soTrs~tnS by"you. rot
only FOR your ovn account but 70
4raace the purchases % your IN
pioysh fs sbsolutsly inpsratlv' snf
q tks only Way by which Detroit
car suhser be 20 81 quota - these
bonds- which we must DO Yor ms
purpose ws call Yeu, Alteration ~ ~
enclosed afttswert Ne ask YOU -
AK time % study ~ carefully.
You car see fro0l This that WITH
s. ~ $40 hos ~ thrs- 1onfs YET 20 -
satd ln Detroit during 49, d~sf F~ar
- the waF it - impossible - A. iris
rrft ~ the resources - TIRE aaaks -
fatrEff without causIrE ruin 90 AT
80 our Industries ~ reason - sus-
'ranV.au ~ tguf borrow fg power -
ere 10N sAed 20 rais. In Detroit and
Va ~ rourty $50 900 600
The question sos wan' arswersf
Wfaf ls my dufyr y hat is rnv
share
RrisHy answered
IL is fvs per cent 90 youT capital
And sIr-l4E xnn are -grrcrs-
ftnn
And K "a 80 re- e.at - your insi-
q 81 rcsue
lEurs Il ouf FOR vogrself The re-
safe - YOU duty--it cannot be svaf o.
81 without loading On TIE shoulders
- gauF nelEsboy a burden tnst only
ycu should hear
These bonds wili - ussfai - yau
ia connection with the payment -
your var taxes and excess pfonts
taxes.
YOU ran borrow nov fsr ~. rur-
chase % your shar- - tross bond,
ard af'~r nang far them in part ~
~ fuff ruu rsu n-s tNtw a. ~9iiaf-
eraf fn loans - vour ranH thr pro.
rseds ~ winch viii hs available -
payment ~ yaur Tar taxes wren dus
We raii sour attention ALEC q. tn'
+ fact tfat undsf the govsrnrrs nt plsr
L
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

ftis not necessary for you go % fog
tAese ccsds - fuil AZ cre tfne eut
hat rartisi pas n'rnts are accented
anl the gast ~ these pAvri enfs - not
3as 4aft jan lS 1915 This makes
II ur~-r-ssart srr ynu to Borrow me
rnftfa amount - re purchase price
~ ere tue ~ subscribing for tes
vi*t sour oanke- ,o1st lie e
waiffaE Tor YOU
You~s .n trc service - tn- nation.
TEE
The committee is also sending
our some Interesting data 20 back
~ Us statement ACCORDING 20 this
information The total expenditure
OF The first year Of ne war will he
about SO 200 200 600 or this
amount four billions are 20 De raised
by direct TAXATION. leaving Is bill
lions 10 BE- -aised oy the sale OF Sc
curities The frst bond issue yield
"a two billions 40 there are - bill
lions stili 10 be raised
II is estimated that the share ~
Detroit and Wayne county In the
amount sti. 20 De raised on tns
. basis OF SO. COO 900 900 VIII be sl53,-
600 0Qo. OF which the present loan
is expected 10 take $50 600 900
Mayor MARI attended the noon
meeting OF statesmen IN ire Board
OF Commerce. Friday and Sc the
croxe cheering Nith the announce
ment that he would guarantee 70 m
derwrite $500 900 % Liberty bonds
OF this amount the FinkAnS fun y
VIII take $3.50 ogQ Tor
fFy< rs,EN re- ..6anI, sdIc m Ifag
MAYORS ofrce has already yielded
s25 600. and subscriptions % CITY
employees are expected 70 yield
he other s225000
Mayor Secretary Edward T Fitr.
gerald reported the personal sub
scrlptiou ~ Police Commissioner
James Couzens FOR 100000 THIS
IL independent % the 100000 guar
anteed D. he mayor
The rnsyor received letter Fri-
day morning from - DugaE No
80 Fourth-ave offering % purchase
Liberty boRds. providing you ran
tell me where can buy a ION o.
two 81 Goa
Dissention a-ong the statesmen
OVER the failure % some % ths
teans 20 keep within th@ir own con
dres threatens 20 interfere some.
Ahat with The sgccess ~ he drive
fittis incidents crop out A. each
roonday meeting which shoT fha'
these internal difference are grow.
inR number The executive 0us
rnlttee Is doing SIS utmost 70 iron
Oh, thsss difficulties and keep @ver}
body satisfied.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
Cleveland Raises
$4,000 In Bonds

CLEVELAND. Oct i1--Liberty
i9Asf subscriptions tt1-- fr1,sr--- T. Vt.
eral reserve district pas ed me SO
100000 mark today. campsign on
cials estimated This is one. sixth
Of the districts quota Or ,ha fotaI.
the city OF Cleveland has subscribed
fis.30o 600
One thousand bond statesmen. a..
sisted b. an army ~ boy scouts.
will start a house 20 house canvass
Tor Liberty bond buyer here nrkt
week
The Cleveland dis'ric''s quota q
no~ certain 20 be reached cT'cnfs
stated today
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
Beats Wife; Jailed; Released;
Beats Her Again; Back to Bdsfile

ter another "beatin" as he called
if IN Justice Stems court FRIDAY
morning. when n appeared in an
-vef go the second assault charge.
lf give xou time enough IN jail
90 think fhtnEs over perhaps YOU
Viii come out thinking better of
our vii, veil Try 30 days this
imc.' said The justice
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
U. s. Wants Women stsnoorsob.-.

Director Benjamin Sand, ri the
government emnloyment hurnau
wants young women stenographers
'0r government work All they have
10 do IS 70 apply at his Office I'm the
Did postofiice building. az Larned
and Gris~old SITS. show that they are
competent. take very minor civil
service examination and submit
photograph. II the examination and
he Photograph are both satisfactory
he applicants will be given employ.
ment at once In the ordnance bureau
IN Washington The rate Of salary
has not yet been announced. but Mr..
sand raYH VHdT II II Euuyfs ~ 1T
rector has been ordered 10 recruit
All the Young women he tan get for
his work.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

A sugar famine IN the county Jail
.hrcaiens inmates 81 that institution,
declared simon Bluniberg. county
purchasing AGENT. FRIDAY. after go.
ile efforts go purchase fiat commo.
iity from tho various wholesalers In
ne cits THE largest house IN
.nMn informed me thai even beet
,ufar 70 impossible 10 Ret for four
,r avs DAYS saia Mr Blum oers
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Thirty days IN RE county Jail was
not enough time for LeRov nelson
N 80 200 lafayette east 10 &C.
gain a kind and loving feeling 10
wards hi rife whom uc hal
beaten
Thursday afternoon. on being 70
leased no Immediately sought or
his wife and proceeded 20 admin
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Judge Murphy Friday morning Is
sued bench warrant tor Marcel
atlas. a Ford employe. who failed
To appear in the circuit court When
he was subpenaed TO appear as vii
ness for Henry Czaplicki. who was
applying for citizenship Czaplick
obtained mo WltHFshea TOT MS 'caht
and when Atlas failed 10 appear when
summoned the court acted In ac-
cordance with the statute in such
cases
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
bulge
OFCOUNTY
INCREASED
Auditors Ask $685.
832 Against S1,S99,7 44
For Last Year

The county government vill re-
quire s2.lss.s32 for the hscAl year
Of isl7.lsls. according 20 the budget
submitted 20 the supervisors, FIJI
day morning. LAST year the appro-
priAtions tOtaled tl,sss.74Al2 The
details OF the new Budget follow.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

LONDON, Oct. IL More frsgmen
tary details OF the German naval
mutiny and phrases from German
Foreign Secretary Kuehlmanns re-
cent reichstag war aims speech
brought conviction 10 the British
press and public today that IN.
tunkers are again hrnly h1co IN
POWER in Berlin.
Both Premier Lloy6-Georss Sna
former Premier As0uith Indicated
this was their belief in separate
speeches hrInly announcing Eng.
lands intention OF never consenfing
10 a peace that ala not fulhll every
line OF Frances demands for Aisaee
and Lorraine.
Depend upon IT," Asquith said.
speaking AT a Liverpool patriotic
meeting, we will never fnd peace
thru morass OF equivocations and
smbiguities. Plain questions and
concrete cases are carefully avoided
BY the Germans
London now regards Won Capelis'S
announcement 10 the reichstag OF
The German naval mutiny as cAmcu.
nage under which the tunkerite
forces dealt a political knockout for
The present, at least. 20 the growing
liberal element In the German par.
Iiamentary body.
The Socialists and Radicals had
been gathering powerful opposition
20 Miohaelis and vice.Chaneelior
Heinerich. not alone on these two
leaders silence as TO the reichstag
peace formula. but likewise because
,of the revelations OF governmental
aid 10 the propa ganda IN the army
rrfGIff .f'sthErranu raFy~ 4 FFots
OF censure for the government seem
cd likely 20 pass Thereupon Mich
aelis loosed his bolt against the SO
cialiEts, distracted attention and IN
the general confusion again emerged
triumphant
The public view OF the German
naval rebellion was aptly expressed
thus b. the Evening Star under thu
heading, "A fshy tale"
I'VE are very skeptical over this
suxpielously sudden passion for
washing dirty linen In the reichstag.
The Prussians are cunning, but
clumsy. n three Of the deputies
really caused the mutiny there
would have been a secret eourt-mar'
tial and a midnight firing party. The
whole thing was a political maneu-
yer intended TO strengthen the mill.
tary party on the one hand and 10
assist The German peace offensive
on the other"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

For new employees salaries $3.50
is asked The estimated earnings
for next year are s7oz.5tg. figure
smaller than last years Tnls Is &C
counted for b. the fact that INC
county viii not receive any revenue
from the sale Of liquor licenses, Las
years receipts from liquor licfnEe7
were s3T2s07st
The county's resources are 1885.
02225 and the liabilities are agured
a. S35i.is957. leaving a cash bal.
ance Of s204.s22,6s
The supervisors vii make their
annual tour of inspection % me
county institutions a. Eloise next
"Wednesday afternoon AZ 81
o'clock. They all so 20 The poor
house and insane asylum IN = spe-
cial car.
Following the adjournment % Fri.
GAYS session the committee On roads
and bridges and several members ~
other commifees took IN autemo-
bile tour ~ inspection ever ~
North Dearborn.ro between lrX-svc
and tha- Seglh Dearborn ~ sflE1ng
wells township residents have petit
TONED ne supervisors 20 close tha
thoTofare In The interest ~ 'he Ford
tractor plant nov being built
Following the action Of large IN
dustrisl plants in voluntarily raisins
the salary Of employees 20 meet n,
hieh cost. n living, Wayne county
will increase the pay OF county em
pioyes 10 PER cent. County Auditor
! William Gutman announces
In the auditors budget t4s,z6e IA.
been included 10 provide for the IN
Creased wages. AT county employee
except hose whose salaFies are gov
erned By statute will be Affected
Deputy sherins and deputy count
clerks viii receive an increaee .
300 a year Scrubwomen. janiiorI
and girl employees In the tract indie
, | department viii receive approx
mately $50 a year more The ir
creases viii affect about $50 ON
! ploycs
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

The annual meeting Of the ma
tional cnnErezz nl lhe 81 Vincent
Dc Paul society will begin its ses.
sions iadav M 7 er,t-v''-
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
JUNKERS
STILL:RULE
IN BERLIN
Reichstag AdjOurns
With Kaiserites In
Ascendancy

AMSTERDAM, Oct t2.--The
German reishstag adjourned to.
day until Dec. s, after one o. 20
most sensational sessions.
President ksempfi, IN adjourn
ing the body. thanked tire army
for is services and eShorted
the German people 10 maintain
their spirit
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

COPENHAGEN. Oct, i2.--The
German reichstag has adopted
the bill for the rebuilding o.
the kaiser's merchant feet, 5sr-
lin dispatches said TO-DAY
The reiehstag also votes the
appropriation Tor the offlee Of
vlee-Chsnceilor Or. Kari Helf-
ferieh.
Both majority and minority
Socialists votes against the two
bills.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

LONDON. Oct t3.--Rsport
that Kaiser Wilhelm IS now IN
sofia aroused further speesia-
tlon here to-day az 70 the extent
OF reported friction between
Bulgaria and Germany Rumors
have reached here that Car
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria IS insist
ing on peace.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
Paper MAKING in India.

At time when great difficulties are
caused all over the World by the short.
age of paper, as a result of the great
war, it is interesting to note the DOS.
sibilities Of paper making in India. By
some officials 1t Is thought that suf.
fctent paper should be made in India
to supply the whole demand of Asia.
1t Is a question Of cheap power and
water. Cotton stalks can be used and
the forests Of India contain many trees
which are Of no use for building and
not available for fuel, but which with
waterpower close to the forests could
be ground up to make pulp and paper.
Failing these, or perhaps preferably,
grass and abers could be grown which
might serve the purpose better and a,
less cost. Where waterpower is OBJ.
tainable not too far from the sea,
chlorine, for which there is always a
demand, can be cheaply produced from
the sea by electrolysis. In this connec.
tion 1t is of interest to note the i'm.
mense opportunities which India af.
lords for the development Of water.
power and for the transmission of that
power by means Of electricity where
the available sites for water schemes
are not conveniently near the place
Wnere the power is wanted.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
INDEPENDENCE DAY IN 1885
Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
Still Living and Taking Part In
the Celebrations.

(From Files of New Hampshire Tele-
graph. Nashua. N. H.. 1861
Revolutionary Soldiers: The com.
mittee Of arrangements for the cele-
bration of the Fourth Of July respect
fully invite all the remaining officers
and soldiers of the Revolution in this
and the neighboring towns to join the
citizens in celebrating the anniversary
of our national independence on Satur.
day the Fourth Of July next. They are
requested to meet at the Washington
house on the morning Of said day.-Is.
sue, June 22, 1885.
The presentation Of q standard by
the ladies of this community to the
Nashua guards will add much to the
Interest Of the coming celebration Of
the Fourth. We anticipate for those
who take part an excellent and highly
interesting celebration.
Its coming was welcomed with ap
propriate manifestations of Joy anG
rejoicing through the medium Of bells
and cannon. The procession formed
under direction Of Capt. Thomas g
Buck, as chief marshal, with able as
sistants, at half-past ten on the green
near Tyler's Coffee house. and pro
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
Notice to Bidders

Notice is hereby given that the Board
D. will. until the 10th day OF july. 1911. AT
O'Clock P. NJ, receive bids for the cal
ginning Gin Of seven rooms and three halls:
tne varnlshing OF all woodwork in 1--WE
rooms r5 rs and do two halls; and the painting or
sa ss1d and al! radia,ors and pipes in all Of
ways being located on the second or upper
MG0r OF the Grade School Building in
Wahpet0n. N: y. Two coats Of calcimine
and paint will be required and the paint
used shall be made or linseed oil and
White lead and coloring matter in thu,
proper proportions. All work must be Der
formed and completed in good first
class. Workmanlike manner.
Bids must be in writing. sealed, marked
bids for Calcmining and Painting.' and
must be received by the UNDERSIGNED on
or before the time above mentioned Each
btdder must submit and deliver with his
bid his certified check in an amount euuaf
to ten per cent of his bid with the .under-
standing that said check will be the prop
eIty. OF the said Board OF Education and
snail be cashed by 1t in case the bidder
snail refuse TO enter into the proper CON
tract or to furnish the bond required nv
law. or by said Board
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
Dated June 25. 1917
By Order Of the Board Of Education.
M. PESCHEL,
=. Clerk.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
Treasures From Europe.

ur0oouree from Europe.
Some Of the salvaged treasures Of
battle-torn Europe are commencing to
find their way into the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art in New York, and
some priceless importations have been
unveiled that would have been mac
cessible two years ago. The new ac-
quisitions consist Of q group Of two
complete windows and four circular
medallions, all from designs Of one
artist, made at one period, for one
abbey church. and that abbey situated
only 20 miles from what is today the
battle line between France and her
enemies, within sound Of the cannon
of st. Mihiel and Verdun. The win.
dows are typical and excellent exam
pies Of the art of glass.making as
practiced in France during the early
and best phase Of the Northern renais.
sance. The first home of these win
dows was the Abbey Of Flavigny, near
Nancy. Toul and Luneville. OF the
two complete windows one illustrates
the Deluge. the other Moses and the
Law. The other two windows show
Moses presenting the tablets Of the
Law to the Hebrew4
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
The World Moves.

A certain downtown business man,
who is up to date enough to drive a
motor car for business purposes, but
who disclaims any desire to be known
as a speed demon, was observed to
shake his head and mutter to himself
as he slid his car into the last space
left along the block. "Times have GER
tainly changed" said he to friend
on the sidewalk, land the ways Of the
traffic policemen with them. Why,
only five or six years ago I drove q
little horse to family surrey. The
limit of speed Of the animal at q swing
ing trOt was not more than six miles an
hour. One evening going home in a
hurry I dared to drive across Wash
ington street in Jog trot. The traffic
man promptly called to me to slow
down to walk while crossing. Just
now I was coming across at the same
place about ten or twelve miles an
hour, and the copper yelled: Well,
move along there, and get out Of the
way accompanying the injunction
with a jerk Of the hand that gave en-
phasis to official impatience at the
way I was blocking traffic in the in
terest of caution" News.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-28
Harvard Observatory.

The work Of the Harvard college oh
servatory has included the classified
tion by special types of 10000 stars
more than 100000 measurements OF
the visual brightness Of stars, the dis
covery Of about three-fourths of the
variable stars known, and many de
examinations Of star magnitudes by
photography. The observatory's stal
spectra classification and its scale OF
magnitudes have been adopted as
world standards. For quarter of 9
century. continuous Photographic
record Of the stars down to the eley.
enth magnitude has been kept at a sta.
tion In the northern hemisphere and
one In the southern-that is, at Cam
bridge. Mass, and Arequipa, Peru
and a quarter Of a million plates
weighing 12O tons, bear the complete
history Of the stars as written by thei,
own light.