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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
2Gtlf Scr SMtbe nod
ucrntiktelt SIicoern!

San 0iego, GaI., is. San.
Sod ilumer bat man nidt oie ee-
ringite Spur non ben berliliBien
beioen sSliegerll Cberit SarrB
8iihop ln0 2eiitnont gS. 9[. Ao.
bertioit il. uno nodlt iid) iiber ons
Sdlifial Der bcioen Die sroBte Sor-
&c.
@oupqrucur eitobau eontll, Ser
lncrifoniide Souperteur bon gtie0er.
aoIifDrnien Dat ieine ginDiIiglng
bnau eeaeben OaB amerifoniihe
Slieger itber ieinen Stuot 9tadl.
foridun9sfliiee bernnitaIten, uno In
foleeoeiien hoben beute orei W1iIi-
tdrflieeer einen Slug iiber eie @reu.
&c nod bort ttteulonn1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
1oicr 1sinSer tudbrenS
St6ilccitmrli1s crfrcrcn!

@innipeg, @iany is. San. = SSn
Der geabc BON Gooillof, Sosf., purs
Den beute ntorgen Die 2eihen BON
bier ShuIfinoern aufgefur0eu mel
DE felt S5reitag berinibt lperOen.
3Iuei fleinc anoben Die Sobne bon
9oiOe 8ehnmps botten iih am 6rei-
tag auf Dem 9einupeg bon Der 6du.
le im Sdneeiturm berirrt, ulo lire
t3.iG6rige Sdpelter ioipic Elm an
oeres aino rn6ten ftA ailf Der Su.
DE nod ibnen auf. 9ie dItere
56ueiter bate Die 2eider Der bei-
ben &naben i'll ibren 9[rnten ais
man iie aitffanO, tnabrenO ooS bierte
&ino nobebei lag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
1tsBcct Dcrienkt
GranspcrtSantpfcr!
GnslGnSsr itelleu gcridt jeOOd in
SIbreOe; ;Srnu5Oien iiber stt-
nebmeHoe SdDiffsDerlaite
6citiirat.

2onoon, f5. San. Sad elmer
4niterooner 0epeihe bot Die oeiit.
ide Hegierung folgenoe 9etanntlna-
dung ergeben loiien: Gines 1tnierer
ll-9oote Derienfte am %. December
I'M engliifen &1nal einen brttii6en
8ransportoompfer bon 5000 Com
men, Der NIT obgeblenoetem 2idt
filbr unu bon mebrereit Sorpeoos
boot5eritorern begIeitet tpurbe. 9ie
SorpeOierltng erfolgte ltnfern Gber-
bourg."
9ie britiitbe g(0miraIitGt fonl-
mentiert Die anltlihe WfeIoitng nit
oen 8prten: DSbiger 8eri6t iii
ourdlotIs uripnbr."
sSran5OIen iiber lt.guute beItirSt.
8dris, Is. San. Ser 3entral.
ouSidltB Ser fran5oiiiden Sdiffs.
rbeoer fam 0abin iibereilt 6ie g[uf-
merfianlfeit Der Negierltng orf oos
IN INNER ihneaerem Gertpo lid)
noIl8iebenoe SiInmmeni6ruittpfetl
Der fran5oiiiden Sanoelsmorine bin
8uipeiien. Die 9fegiernng inuroe
glei65eitig nngegnneerL NIT Gner-
gle Den 8au neuer 9diffe Su be.
treiben ooer Die 2iiden tpiiroen al
groB.
Der gfusifuB motibiertn ieineil
g(ntrag nit oem Siniueis oorauf,
6oB BON ben SO S6iffen, bic I'M
8erloltfe Der leeten 8o9e bon Il
8ooten berienft ipurOen, 90 Ser
fran3oiiiden Snr0clsflotte n1gebor,
ten.
ltneea6tet oes Grdngens Ser
S9iffseigentiilner b1tte bic &egie-
rltng bis oobin feinen Singer ge-
riibrt, Der INNER oroben0er iuer6en-
ben 8efabr 81 begegnen.
9cntidle GrflGrnne an g(nterifa.
Berlin, Is. San. Gie oeutlde
Hegleru1lg Ddn0lgfe Delft B0tlmGffer
@eroro eine gtote betreffs Der Ser.
feltfiing Des norlpeeii6en Gonpfers
nGripel" folgenOen SynbnltS elm:
og9ie bereits BON Der oeutIfen 40-
titiraIitdt gerneI0ef, murine Der nor
negfidbe 0alnpfcr 1sripel~ AM 10.
0obember 1916 non eitent Delitihen
llnterieeboot nngeboIten, n1d0em
feitgeitellt por6en ipor, odB Oie in
5ta9l uno giien beitebenoe syra6t
fir Die itolie1iidle &egierltng be-
ltinlnt mar. ga es lmntoglid) mar,
oas na6 @enud oeTtinierte S6iff
nod einem 0eutihen Safen 5u brirl.
gen ipuroe es nerienft. Ser SJtonn-
ihaft muroe geniigeto 3eit 9eIoiien.
lid IN Si6erbeit 5u brineen. 9os
@etter mar iebr eitnitig uno oie
iponiiae aiiite lpar ttlr 10 @teilett
entfertlt. Die pTripeI1 ipar 248S
3onnelt eroB uu0 fitbr AM %. Of
tober BON Baltimore ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
GattenmGrSerin ber6aftet.

Genber, Colo. Is. San. - sSrou
SteIla NtoQre Smith, meld)e Sants-
tag friib tbren @atten, oen frilberen
Gbauffeur SsSobn 2uprence Smitb
eridoB. miro iid megcn Moroes i'm
crlten @ruoe Dor Ger: r:id)t 81 ber1nt-
worten baden. Bel ibrer 6eltno6me
gob Die Nl0rOerin peIhe li6 bon
ibrer friiheren @otten, Dem 9(nipolt
aRoOre hotte idleioen loIieu nm
SmitB aii bciroteu OIL, oaB oieier
iie auf Oos @rutalite niBbanoelt bo-
be. Sic @ertciOieung miro erflGrcli,
Oof 6rnll Smitt in Selbltpertcibi.
Glllg uc9anoeIt Habe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
BctrtbettcgpIcitcn in
elmer Gbicagccr 1sircbe!

G6ieoeo, 15. San. = eynfoIae
elmer 8om6enerblofon in ser bieii-
gen frou50iiihen romiid-fat6oliIdei.
ct. 2ouis- Stride puroen feds Ser.
ionert berlebt uno oas sSlnere Deg
@ottesbalties idiper beid1oiat. IS
miro angenDmmen 0oB 9}ibolit1t
5iDii6eu 5itr Union Der Gleftrifer
ge6origen gIrbeitern 5ur gomben-
erploiion eefiibrt bat. Die perlee-
ten Gerionen inobnen oIIe lit einem
Der Stride eegeniiberIiegenoert
glpnrtuIentbous. sSeiliter i'm I'm
freiic eines Sduiergebierts nurOeil
ourd Die selpolt Der erpIoiion ser
trliglg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
SaDcrnf0nig teilt
Nniif6t OtS Suffers!
Der 2lmfrmf kaiicr tDilPelms an Sas 0cutidbc
Dclk finSet i'm icccm CcMtldcn
BERGEN circn tDiScrhaM.
Der Seutl3e saiisr ,lrReber Scr SrieSensmote.

auniter0am, 10. San. = Der Sc.
mig BON 8oDern bat elmer WeiInhe.
ner 9epeide Sufolge on ben Stoiier
elm Sonoidreibcn gcri6tet, in luel.
Aem or ben glufruf oeS 0eutlhen
aoiierS an Dos 0clttide Solt Don
ean5em Ser3en unteritiiBt. sSSn oem
Sbreibcn beiBt eS unter anoerein:
vGie fr1ftigcn 8orte, in tpel9er Der
@rttriiitung iiber Die onnoBenOe
Antluort rnierer 6ein0e gtusbruf
berlieben miro, finoeu in alien un-
ieren &er3en Elm lebbaftes edo. 3as
ganae oeuti9e 8olf lit nit ssSblen
bon Dem eiiernan NiIlen 0urd0run-
gen. bcn 9iintel unierer 5einOe 5lt
breden, eines 5einoes, oeiien &riees-
6iele Die gren8enloie grobertngsluIt
uno Der 8unih, ntS 81 Derltl6ten
bon linn flar 0argelegt ner6en.
Ser opferfreu0ige Seloenutrt Der
Sruppen oeS &aiierrei1s unb oes
oelltifJen @olfes mirb du9 fernerbtn
ole 2lngriffe 5ui6anoen MAIDEN ullo
.uns 5unt Siege fiibren. 0t6ge @ott
anbalteno NIT unS uno unieser ge-
rehtcn Sa6e ieinI"
Ser aaiier 1lr6ebcr Der 5rieSensnOte
glntiteroam, iiber 2onoon, t5. So.
nuar. &ailer 8ilbelnls 2lnipei-
illngcn an ben 0entidcl Heidsfaa8-
Ier b. 8etbnonn-9oIlneg 3lpeds 9lb-
foiiung Der oeutiden Srieoersnote
puroen beute in oer Nor0oeutiden
Augeneinen 3eitltng beroffentli1t.
8os Sdreiben on Den Helhsfan3ler
trug ben 8atuln 81. Sftober uno
Iaittet gum Scil mic, folgt;
Gin 6rieoensborl9lag lit not
ipenoig, I'M Die 8elt gfeutrole
nit einbc9riffcil Don 9eilniudpas
gctt Sl erl0icE Gin iol6er beOorf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
11crbiinSctc Perrit6cr
so 1saiicrs Geburtstao!

oonOon is. San. glus slu.
fteroam miro beridtet, ooB aoiier
anrI BON Geiterrei6, a0nig 6erOi,
iiano BON 8uIgorien uno Der tiirti.
ite Gbronerbe aoiier 8iIbelm 5u
Deiien @pbilrtstag an 27. sanuor
peri0nIidl ibre Gliidipiinjd)e Oarbrin-
gen tuerben. Die 0rei ber6ilnoeten
Serridber uno Der oeutide aotier,
Der 5S Sabre oft ipirb, peroeu oonn
1erneininm, bciBt es, cine 9rofloma.
ton on Die 8elt erIoiiert in neI6er
Den alliierten Die 8eranttportllug
fir Die 5ortiesing 6es &riegesi 81.
5eihoben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

JleiD gorf. f5. San. Der
grieftr1qer @lartin {. Senru, Der
felt 1882 I'M 4ieuIt itebt, ObgIeid er
btirdj Spefiloiionen Elm 9eral0gen
Ron 100000 ertDorben bate, be.
aine geTtern nddt in ieiner @ob-
mtug 0urd] einotIHen bon geudt-
7os SeIbitinorO. gr biliterIieB einen
}ctteI. oiif Dem MIR Die @orte ftnfl-
bcn sd bin oes 2ebens iiberoriii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
DcmtIdbe bcrciten iitl1
ailf Scn 2lneriff pcr!
Die san3e &eltfrunt SermGken &c.
feitist, ban ein 9nrabrndJ
nnmOslidl III.

ytem Yorf, 15. San. - Bon oem
merifanil6en ariegsforreiponoen.
ten aorl Biegeno, Der iid ee9en.
p1rtig in gllnerifn alfbdlt, bent
n1dlt 1ber ipieoer on Die oelitl6e
5ront auriiffebren miro. Die
Geutiden baben iih SluH Gntihei-
onngsfolupfe, Der bel gintritt oes
5riibjabres aaf Der Neitfront iiher
efttbrennen piro, geriiitet. Gin
0urHbrehen Der oeutlfcn 2inien
I'M @eiten gift In GeitidIono ais
ausgcidloiien. Saltet oie 2inie I'M
@eitett lit in 2euti9Iono Die 2o-
iilns, wabreno Sinoenburgs Itarfe
5duIt Die 9llliierten i'm Often ms
@enif f1brt. llnO 0u Oieiem 8pe.
de miro Der @robonen in sSronf.
reid uttO sSIonoern ititterlpiiblt,
erobefeItieungen geidaffen, ME fie
Die 8eltgeidJid)te nod ME gefannt
bat. 3ie 8eutlaen rennen NIT
Stol8 Die g8eltiront cine n@taner
bon Gilen uno 8lut Die neue
@auer aber fam beiier als EN- I'M
teriroiiAer g8oa, perIt1rft 6ur1
Stabl uno @iien uno nit 9lut 5es
nlenticrt, beSeihnet meroen. OBJ
gleih Die 5peite uno bic brittle 8ers
tei0igungsliiue Der 9eutiben bon Der
feinoliden ArtiIlerie beidoiien mo
Gle prite 9crteioigltngslinie einenl
bernidtenoen SronuHelfeuer unter-
iDorfen tpurOe, nernloAten Sic 9lIi.
ierten in 5 Daonoten oieie Gtelirns
gen rir altf cine Strefe bon bod
itens 6ebn Wleilen ein8ubiegen.
Ga Die oelti1e Seeresleitrng er-
iuartet, ooB Oie 8ron5oieil uno gris
ten cine nod grGBere arlnee, ais
porber, inn @citen ms syener fiib.
rem merOen 10 bat oieie ibre 8or-
bereitlingen oelngen1B getroffer,
8orbereiturgen 10 imtfungreid. oaB
man oh Der @enialitdt Der Sc.
lItungsiperfe ituiinen nlnB.
8ehtidlnno lnodte iein sSrieocns-
nilgebot 8ur 3cit. ols ih Berlin ber.
lieB; man bot Die Sano gum 6ries
Nen Oa man Ii9 IN 8eutlflon6
leiner Sf1rfe FetuuBt ittO nadDcn
gufnrelt gefaaen mar. 9im min.
bic folofalen GpFer. Die Der gsies
oetausbru6 Der 6riibjabrs.Gffen-
line NIT iib bringen nuB, bernlei-
oen.. Sic 6einbe 0ertidblanbs aber
iheinen onoeren Sinnes an iein,
nno 8eutIdlono lit aler geronts
iportlihfeit fir Elm lpeitereS 8ltlt-
bergieben entboben.
Sinoenbitrg infpi5ierte na1 ieiller
8ef0rOerpsg 6nn 8eneralitabshcf
Die :" cont, uno glet6 oarauf|
tDuroeit Die groBortigen gerteioi-
gungsmaBnabmen 0erielben in gIn.
qriff genomen.
Die Sdipper-armee, aus fat Ell.
ner Million Ntann beIte1en0, qinqI
on bic glrbeit Gog fitr Gag miro
qcar6eitet, 1egro6en lno Dos Gro
reid aufgepii1lt. sSn Ser erIten
8oAe 0es 8e5embers befan6en ii6
$4,000 erfabrene @erglelttc an Ser
8eitfront an Der arbeit. Gin b0-
berer Gffi5ier iogte mir: o8ir
bauen jet cine @orer. iiber mclder
sic Gnglanoer lno 6ran5oicn iticbt
iteigen, nod inter Oieiel6e bin.
aurdfrie6en ooer ourAbre1en fons
men,"
oSie mogcn fonmenI~ iaqte
Sin0enburg nit einem grilnuligen
qddeln auf ben Sippen, oIs i6 5u
i6m iiber Die fommenoen S9Ia6ten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
Gbiita plant Hen Bail
itciscr Ba3ititre&c! !!

9efing, 15. San. Die dlincit.
ide aegierung bat nit Der Stems.
Carer SO. Don ct. 8aul einen &on-
trdft fir Die Sonitruttion elmer mel.
teren 8abultrefe bon elmer @eIautt.
l1nge bon orcibunoert Weilen abqe-
idIoiien. Die Strefe ipll Gbopbia.
tom in Der 8rooin5 Sonon nit Si-
in Ser 9Sropin5 9upeb
bGrbin0en. 0tit oen 2onoberneiilln.
gen lit bereits be- onnen moroen.
!pebre 2eidenfeier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
wlprS naS GelbitmorO.

Burlington, Sos, 15. San.
glns eiferludt cridoB Dos Gienits
sSoiepbine 0oImes iflreu
2iebhober. ben 2Sidbrigen 3ipil.
ingenialr s. @ooO unD bpging 0drn
SeIbitlnar0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
2lcltcIter 1lr5t
IN Chicago tot!

Gbicoeo, Is. San. Or. ca.
aluel Wlcg9iaiauls, Der 6lteite Ar3tI
iii Chicago uno Orgoiliintor Der
nebi8iniiden 9lbteilirng Der gbico.
goer lltiberiitdt, 1T bier bette TN
aIter BON 81 Sabren geitprben. @r
ipnr bier felt Dem Sabre 1866 oils
prnFtiider gLr8t titig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

eines Ssrriders nit einem guten @e.
ipiiien ltno etnen @efiibl Der Ser.
antiuortli6feit Soft lltO ieinem Ell
genen Ser8en gegeniiber. SIR niein
nnO oos feinOlide @olf tper0e id)
Oieien S6ritt unterneBnten Oabei
atf @ott bertrauerO. 9itfe, lalien
Sic mir 9lntiport 6litouunen uilo be.
reiten Sie oLles pOr.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
1oerl1irto ti,irS am
1. 1llarS silrii&bccrSert!

@afbineton, 10. Son.-@s beiBt
bier, oaB Die 9lrnlee Generals Ser.
ibing am 1. W16ra aus @erifo
beinbeoroert peroen pirO.
gBie aus gierito Dem Stdatsdnt
ulitgeteilt lpuroe, iinO 10000 @ann
merifoniider 9tegierllrlgs Eruppen
bonn Siioen in Eorreon eingetroffet
Inn bon Der bon ben Sruppen Scr.
ibhtgs beiesten @egero 9eiis Sn er-
greifen, lobolo oieie 0en @tarih
mad Der @reu5e. ntgetreten baben.
@eneralmaior 6uniton bat lid
NIT mebreren nnoeren boberen 9ffi.
5ieren per 9futomobil nah Dem
Souptqlinrtier Sen. &eribings be-
oeben, nm Die Sruppen gu inipi6ic.
ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
Cicbkitce1t ctb6lt
Az Ja1rc 5nc6tbails!
BirO ans 6em glniUaltitanO aus.
seitoken nnO berliert biir-
gcrlidle 6BrenredDte.

3iiri6, 15. San. - aorl 2ieb.
fnebt, Der lduIois befilnoen rpuroc,
oos @olt in 6ffentliben gerianun-
lilngen gegen Die giegierung oufge-
bebt 5u baben 1T 5a biereinbnlb
SSSabren 3uhtbnls berurteilt porDen.
@leib8eitig tpur0e er aus Dem gIn.
poltt1no ausgeltoBen unO perIiert
aud ale biirgerli6en @brenre6te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

gernft end bel ginfaufen api
pie sSribune~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
ti)etterbcriett.

sir Gmo1o utO llmaegcnO: Shnep hciIfs
obeno ino 4ienstog; teine weientlide GcItlpe
rotirpcrdnOerling
Sir glebrosld ulo Soma: Shnee beidt
obeno iotpie oul Gieust1g; eS itebt feint
meientlibe TeupcratirperaliOering in Qlus.
iid1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

baite in Der arbiinc Sir Snusfrnien bon
orobem @ert 11ou beiteIle iid, oie braud-
buriten @iuiter. SeOes @aufter toitet 10c.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Bureau DraLUer Is
Very Poor Bank;
Deposition Shy $500

Banks are Enthusiastically iusfifg
lions. thought John BorakowsEI. SO
be drew ont his $3.50 and ,u1ed the
money into tho bottom drawer OF E
chiTonier In his home SO 1855 RI
var1 ST. Thursday night some one
entered hls room and walked OF
with the ftHH
Should ne police over ,he 81
Rorakowsk said Do w.ll gladly tr1s,
the banks with 10 once more
a porch climber stole S155 from
the home 81 ~ McClol4 80 ie57
Second-aye, Thursday night TIE
thief got IN thru a porch window
W. J. German cafe gnd hotel pm
prietor. Elizabeth - and Parkblyd
got into tight with guest over a
room and lost bis watch and chain.
valued az s45. and siso MAS stunned
by a blow from a blackjack The
man escaped
l. = Augush7r ard Oscar Shieae.
both residing IN No $50 Forest-aye.
east. wers TIE victims a. the same
thief Thursday night The former
lost 81 in money, me latter The
same amount in cash and sS7 IN
jewelry
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
BANDITS FIND
SLIM PICKING

Somewhere m Detroit there are
two sad and disappointed highway.
men. They set forth on tour OF
robbery early Friday morning fully
equipped for the fray They had a
touring car. reviewers. blackiacke
and other implements popular with
he profession.
They drove along Fastest until
they reached the boulevard ~ G.
Fnuis. 40 227 Ninewood ave. was
-frolliug along Both men hoped
from the car. Each had a revolver
ready FOR action and one also exhib.
tied a blackjack
Ennis stopped no the sight OF the
armed mon and held up hts hands.
they started thru their victim s
rrckets The Grst search Welded
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
BY NORRIS AckERMAN.
Zines FIsh and Game ENper'


Mu-hers are good 10 eat Con.
sec1enty thew are worth getting tho
they 'crf 1fer the sport that is
provided Ia duck hunting
like ans other lime % hunting.
either tor game animals or game
birds. there is always the poorest
-ro- hunch-.n the case %
mulheus we have agreed 10 our own
m.ad 'hat for real bird shooting
The little slate-Coiored uudtle> amt
much 20 brag about
Pix they are not hSH bad as food
and always offer something 90 the
duck hunter who finds conditions
q weather so nice that the ducks
are conspicuous by being some where
else.
The mudhen IS IN reality nothing
more than water chicken a vege-
table feeder. tLat sticks arCund an
The lakes and ponds until either be
becomes a az subject for the hunt.
er's table, or the water freezes up
and BE wings slowly southward 70
open water.
Muthens should be hunted in
lakes and ponds from a beat with
the stern OF me boat going forward
and an oarsman lpuntsrl quietly
"pus hing" you ahead that you may
get your shooting as the birds fy
out from the little coves and BAYS
along tho lire OF the shore
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
ORCHESTRA GETS
HANDSOME FLAG
FROM AUXILIARY

Following The rehearsal pa lhe dN
mory. FRIDAY morning. OK The Detroit
SYMPHONY 0rCHeyffd, WITH NNe, Ju'
la Claussen. grand opera mezEo so
prano pvima donna, to be snlolst OF
ts Friday afternoon and saturday
evening concetts. the orchestra was
presented with a handsome n.nefoot
SILK stars and stripes by lho Detroit
society auxiliary The Has heresf'
ter VIII lind an honored place on tbc
stage $50 all concerts OF fhe orchcs.
IRA. Miss Frances W. Slbiey prest
dent ~ the auxiliary, made the pre-
sentation ard the Tag Was received
by Conductor Weston Gales
Lieut. John Philip soma and Mrs.
Sousa We're the guests of Miss Sib-
Toy no "a box party. az the afternoon
concert The merbers 90 Sousa' =
band We're guests OF che orchestra
az the concert. as were many sol
dlcrs and sailors in uniform
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
HASTY WEDDING
HAS SEQUEL IN
DIVORCE COURT

Early last June Ada Golden, Ie
years old, met John Kernke, few
years her senior. in the Interurban
waiting room. The next night be
took her TO the movies" and few
days later when they met for the
third time he asked her TO marry
him.
She consented and they went 20
Toledo for their honeymoon, which
lasted only a few hours, when the
bride fed back 10 her home. Thurs
day. Judge Collingwood annulled the
marriage.
why did you marry him." asked
the judge. Q
Because he asked me-" was the
reply. She promised the Judge she
viii spend more time getting ac-
quainted with the next man she con
templates marrying.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
TO RECRUIT BOYS
FOR FARM WORK

r. G. Allen. instructor az Cass
Technical high school, Is In charge
OF recruiting netrnit,z- contingent Of
the United States boys working re-
serve, 10 be composed OF Detroit
school boys between the ages OF IA
and IS years old for work on Michi-
gan farms next summer pursuant TO
n request made by Secretary OF
Agriculture Houston.
Dr. Charles r. Chadsey, superin-
fcndent OF schools, has instructed
all high school principals 70 ap-
point q man teacher IN each OF the
institutions 10 recruit as many boys
rs possible for this work
The boys Will be sent 20 neigh
boring farms in tho state where
their work and wages Will be super
vised by the government Trey VIII
receive q minimum wage until the
employer establishes their worth.
Plans are being made by the gov
eminent 10 provide housing and
, amusement for the boys.
An intensive course ia agriculture
VIII be included Ia the curriculum
OF the boys who enlist
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
NESTERN TITLE
STAKE SATURDAY
Championship Of Big Ten Is
Likely to BE
Decided

CHICAGO, Nov. IA western
conference champion probably VII
be made tomorrow.
Three undefeated teams OF tn
Big Ten--Ohio state, Minnesota and
Chicago-win meet tn games that
according TO the grandoldope, should
place the Buckeyes at the top OF
the heap again.
Chick Harley and his assistants
are heavy fayorites In the tussie
with Illinois az Columbus; Mime
sofa Is doped 10 beat Chicago a.
Minneapolis II things turn out this
way, IL win leave Ohio state n IN
disputed possession Of the title
Minnesota already having been elm
mated By Wisconsin.
Michigan, altbo now a member OF
the conference, will not be consid
cred for high honors. inasmuch as
she meets only Northwestern in a
conference game. She Will play
Pennsylvania az Philadelphia tomor-
row.
Northwestern and Iowa stage an
other Big Ten match, az Evanston
but both eleyens have been defeat
cd this year.
The Hoosier championship will be
cleared up IN two Of tomorrow COM
tests Purdue vs.. Wabash, and in
diana Va. DepauW
Kansas and Nebraska are expect
ca ia put up a spectacular battle al
Lawrence.
The southwest VIII see the Okla.
homa Aggies meeting Henry Ken
dali. and Arkansas hooking up with
Oklahoma.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

They arc slow o. wing and FOR
That reason YOU want 60 aim az
them rathcr than Go lead them as
is fhe case WIZ ducks tsp hgh'
Load ana q gun fhat sCatters pretty
ws.i for best results
After YOU get ready 20 prepare
them for the table -k.n them our,
cat o. the heads and legs al first
iontf 7arhoil adding a little vine
@ar then FRY en- butter or bacon
grease. or You can stew them the
same re with domestic chickens.
A hunter. who by the way is usual
lv hungry can davour from three
20 ave mudhens az a crack and from
standpoint Of eats the muddy
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
ORGANIZE FOR
ICE RACING

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. Is
Americas first ice horse racing cir
cult was organized here today. The
new circuit includes Randall track
here and Mount Clemens. Mich
with invitations out FOR Marion
Bucyrus and Dayton. o Randall
will cpsn With two weeks beginning
Jan. a. Mount Clemens will have
two weeks beginning Jan. %. En-
tries viii close Jan : FOR the first
weeks racing here. Forty-nire nags
already are in training for The ice
racing
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
EVERS is NOW
4 FREE AGENT

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1.-THE
National league baseball club has
asked waivers on Johnny Evers. one
Of the most famous second basemen
In the business and considered one
OF the braiuiest ball players Ever
has made many changes In he las.
few years II is said that be ALL be
released outright Evers says II was
not necessary 10 ask waivers. as his
contract stipulated that he would be
a free agent az the end OF the last
season
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
NORTHEASTERN is
EASY FOR WEST

The Western high school football
team defeated Northeastern IN CLARK
park. Thursday afternoon, by a
score % q TO Q. Northeastern was
no match at all for the Westerners
In The first quarter the teams played
about evenly. but after that there
was nothing 10 IL
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
JACKSON LOSES
TO KIECKHEFER

August Ke khefer OK Chicago.
easily trimmed Clarence Jackson FOR
rhe second time in Two days In the
Recreation billiard theater Thursday
nt~ht 80 10 30 ID their three-cpsh
on mach The Chicago player had
a high run ~ seven. while Jackson
best cluster was three The game
was PLAYED in SIS innings.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

40 cents 4 scmnd hunt product
another quarter
els that all Spu haye7" they De
manded IN disgust.
Ennis nodded Yes"
What the higwaymen said Emit
didn't repeat 20 the police. The lar
n6 saw OF mon They were heAdei
toward the river