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nave often admitted that you are
very careless man."
never admitted it-never In my
You may test my memory back
my babyhood, and you'll find that
,aVe forgotten nothing. Go ahead
question me-"
Very well, Mr.. Bowser. What
ppened to you when you were three
ars old3"
fell Into the cistern and was
arly drowned"
les, your mother told me SO. And
hat happened when you were FIVE
nrs old?'
a horse kicked me and broke two
my ribs"
=, And at ten years old, Mr.. Bow
Went out into the woods to get
Aofy nuts and got lost and they
NOT hnd me until the next day"
Meil, We'll say at 1fteen7 Did
.alng happen on your fifteenth
Not a thing" replied Mr.. Bowser.
~ some thought.
ARE you suref.
A. sure as deaA r.
Ano didn't come to your birth
party, along with other girls and
= and didn't you fall In love with
W ssver Z, you havs sot thIngs ~
Idnt you and ! ~ ~ ints ~
and 6l1n't - w " eeeaA "
z9m NJ ~ a Sael 1 "a 4
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"Are you going out, dear?' asked
Mrs. Bowser.
81 am going out to look for my lost
memory" he replied, and two SECONDS
later he slammed the door behind
him and was walking down to the
gate.
There was only one pedestrian IN
sight. It was an old man with a
cane coming along with bad limp
on him. Mr.. Bowser stepped outside
the gate and waited for him. When
the old man came llmping up, he was
caught by the lapels Of his coat and
backed up to the fence, and Mr.
Bowser yelled at him:
"Did you ever lover"
"Police! Police!" shouted the oio
man, who thought he was being heio
up for his money.
"Did you ever make d fool OF your
self" was shouted at him.
"Fire! Fire! Help! HelpW
"pid your wife preserve your love
letters and bring them up forty years
later to insult and humiliate you!
Tell me. you old sinner, or VIII
shake you out Of your coatr
.Murderl Helpf
Then some men came running any
NJ. Bowser walked away. He walked
for two blocks and then leaned Up
sSsinSt : shade tree to mutter to HIM
seafs Z.
! d .rsow,es, you are tbe darndest old
ljii.s;iisS II Esrope, Asia and America
4; " 4 you arsi the blsgeet 60
+ 4 IA 1 den't blsnAs ~ ncvss n
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"While 1 was In England" he said,
81 had interviews with A. Bonar Law
and Walter Long of the British gov
ernmeut, and on my way here have
seen Mr.. Hughes. prime minister Of
Australia. From these gentlemen !
have been given to understand that my
beloved islands may vet come under
the commonwealth. am informed BY
the British government that the nee
essary arrangement had been made
With Francs - ws are but waiting
tuutIl ~ ead x ths waf. rs King.
sWstsina wss wsss a. Sisass
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shOutsd Mr.. Bowser. .po Won ,...
70 say that ! was perfect donkey A.
fifteen I" -
1--WE will let that pass" renl,ed
MRS. Bowser, "and go on to your
eighteenth year. You were not nuit.
eighteen when you wanted me to clone
with you. We were to 90 IN som.
island In the sad, South Sens nnd live
forever more. You had n dollar and
half to go on. I should think you
would remember that?"
"By George! BY Georgel" prowIcd
Mr.. Bowser, as he got up and walked
to and fro "Insultcd In nv own
house and by my own wifem
"No one has lnsulted you. You
asked me to test you and | am do
ing so. Shortly after the elopcment
which didn't come or, you began to
write me love letters. You chilled mo
your dove your angel your popsy
wopsy' and lots of other names. 7
have got some of your old love LET.
ters to show thnt you did"
81 never. never wrote any such
dnrned stuff as TINT" howIed Mr..
Bowser, as he fiourlshed kis arms
about.
"You often wrote me as MANY as
three times day. and hired cross
eyed boy for two cents letter to
bring them over to me. If you could
sit down with that cross-eyed hoy
for three minutes he would bring
your memory back better than any
hook"
more insults! More insults!" gasp
ed Mr.. Bowser.
II was reading one of your old
letters today" continued Mrs. Bow
ser. "You must have written it by
cnndlelight, for there are three or
four spots Of grease on every page
and there are just sixteen pages. In
1t you said that II l died you would
go out and drown yourself. for this
world would be nothing to you # left
It,"
"Mr. Bowser couldn't say word.
He just stood with his mouth open and
his fingers clenched and looked at
hawk her on the spot.
"Mrs. BowSer command you not
to say another word!" said Mr.. Bow
ser. in low. tense voice.
"Just word and I am through,
Mr.. BOwser. You We're so grateful
to me for saving your life that you
sent the cross-eyed boy over two or
three hours later with half-pound
box of candy. 1t was glorious candy.
1t must have cost you all of ten cents.
My heart went out to you as l
munched that candy. realized that
I was about to marry n big-hearted,
noble young man. and mother said
you would always dote on me. Can't
you possibly remember these things,
Mr.. Bowser? If you can't, you
should try and find that man and buy
his book on memory"
Mr.. Bowser made no reply to this.
He simply gasped in his throat and
turned and went down the hall to
the hat rack and put on his hat.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21

An expedition Of Norwegian scien-
lists is studying the native flora and
fauna Of almost unknown regions Of
Northern and Central Asia.
Experiments in the Philippines In
crossing native and Connecticut tobac-
CO have produced variety selling for
more than twice the price Of the na-
tive.
For producing decorative hghr ef-
fecfs rubber balloons have been In
ventsd Into which sleckrtc lamps can
- tn6srtsd and ~ hasloens distendsd
IWith an. e 4
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
ODDS AND ENDS

New tongs for sugar or candy are
mounted at the end Of u tubular han
Ole and are operated by spring con-
trolled plunger.
The Philippine Islands have about
10000 square miles Of virgin forest
and about 10000 square miles Of sec-
pnd growth timber.
Sclsutiac experirsents have dsaaon-
vetated that ~ yellow e6lor o< cream
IN Butt u NJ nseGD1aril1 a Indl.
S1ffsa of theif rtcAness.
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ed his chair. what gall! What
bdence! Why, the confounded
fr wanted to sell me Il book that
how to get your memory back
bu have lost it,"
believe there are books which
you" carelessly replied Mrs.
fser.
Rhy, can remember back to when
ballowed a spool Of thread. and I
h't twenty months old at that
Mrs. Bowser, do you think I
losing my memory7"
have sometimes puzzled over It,"
the reply.
Puzzled! What In the Old Harry
here to puzzle about!"
Well, we might call it carelessness.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
so,,7A SEA RULER OFFERS
HIS KINGDOM TO BRITAIN
....reh Of Loyalty IsIands Expresses
Hope they VIII Become rar'
Of Commonwealth.

.x,nr. watriama Of the Loyalty rs
~ | has returned from Flanders,
anos Ne ns has been serving with the
wnels s. ~ srpeditionary force. full o.
80 hat me islands ovss ss y I'M 1S- Nv. y.
Sieln,s kiaSsrip svens aslsy II \ &
ssi1's,s 9 DGst ~ kslss 3 - 4
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
| Nj. Bowser's
|Melnory-He
Finds That He
Has Forgotten
Many Things
''',.,.,..eeeeoeeeeeA4l q
Observation-Disclosures 100 8 8
L..ht 1911. by the Mcclure Newspa-
s"' Der syndicateo

pow,er family were resting In
.neut Mr.. Bowser had smoked
~ ond read the evening paper
"a. bulf asleep in his rocking
Thnn there came a sudden In
6,,nn. The front-dOor bell rang
areman had pressed a button.
nd Lord, but what is that!' eH-
IA Mr.. Bowscr as he jumped up
rapt down the hall.
4 bet that fellow won't come
,poin ~ he exclaimed rs he re-
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21

Experimenting with simple appaFA.
tus, California doctor has sent wire-
less messages through the ground foe
distances up to 40 miles.
Worn Debated under the coat, III
French inventors life preserver = -
flated and made ready for use " tlIFs
serting capsule Of highly conpF
air. sI !. Il sas,3a ~
70 woman foe can 4
wssppsd II the fugsn = g
~, which tSn ~ satsa X
ID bouaas{a @ sss:3 Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
Parade of 500 Babies to Escort
Mrs. Sanger, Chief of Birth
Control ExponentS, to Her Trial

them 20 attend the Carnegie hall
protest meeting
Mrs Sanger and her assistant
have promised 20 hunger strike.
They have declared they will neither
eat nor drink correction Commits
sioner Burdette G. Lewis. however
declares there VIII be no chance
Cor Mrs SaDgeT 90 become weaken
"a Prison oficials say she will ne
fed after two days II she becomes a
hunger striking prisoner.
Conflicting reports regarding the
condition OF Mrs. SSyrne are coming
from prison authorities and friends
ot the militant nir7h-control hunger
striker Commissioner Lswis de
clsred MrS Byrne is IN a satisfae-
tory condition and that the hunger
strike has virtually been broken.
ON the othed hand Mrs. Sanger
stated she had received definite and
reliable information that Der sister
Was IN an extremely serious condi'
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
AIESIIC.

lfy you have ever wantsa 30 own a
Newspaper and be an cditor u wall
p, worth whil. watching william 5
Kart IN the new photcplNy. Truth
gui Tuliiver. In .h- Majestic thsat-r
this week Hart 10 seen AZ = news
paper editor IN small mining town
Tae play gets its 'i;l~ from Tnlliyer.
the printer and editor who lsnt
affa.I TO pYnt what NJ sees and
What Ito thinks and - nirkns med
-rrnthfa8 by his friends 10 e y
sfrung rmea and hlE hearted man
who aas 70 qual11s about using Ms
might 90 fr ke rirr' ard the interest
conferred ~ irm runs nigh all thru
Talilytt decides 20 So I'd weekly
IN flrrU hole. tcVn 20 80 years
ags in the west and asa ia 80 rouxh
hlnt ir0 Ng TNlltNcr when tire fofnl-
o. arnors two young women on thsir
waf 81 Fhe pointing office. Tho in+
rtdsut rIrra ~ EuliiVEr 0rw 20
solve ~ lean up the town and
u. fth the better element behind N
fE~ editors pr nts uotlce thaf certain
men w.si leave They threaten -
get the editor nut TgNiver sur
.r .sr fh~m D. arriving e. the ap-
-1fuff] place and tifr" IN h0roena
re iaszoes both eud frass them ~
thA f-aiu street and g tha outskirts
<of. ng ROB sictiau follows. ne
tors travels % rapid rane ana the
rf .t'iff vivid ana atrloPf er %.
lI4afr snufret sing sfFeral new
enrVs fhfr week and 80 rrthrstra
rIafs tfn oeerflro 70 "tiaieteA Ar
-nar copper on~rs ara gphone solo.
there is n comedy Male ticrsr-
nets fhr fetfcaf review and travel
fu1 81 Afil'ra Hrri ftuIr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29

reformed. some propaganda % BE
spread among misfoTtunates Who
have been surveyed and found Nant.
ing
II she r an ordinary wife IN an
average home she becomes more
TIE slave than the mother ~ her
children n she r. rich woman
age and social sst 20 W erfalr sha
develops nervous prcstraton ird IS
forced % desert her luxurious sur
roundlngs nart ~ the year Tor some
restful ,hanEe and soothing ccc4qa
tioa Use Red Cross work In ElTope
Tut 'here's nr'er cloud without
sllve- ininr with SO many ,h.rgs
HANDY whic. g. her dgiy Go cr
else ne husband Is rather neglect
ID. Tlme vas when a wife coacsn
trated her critical faculties 9nl rr
forming activities entirely oc ner
mate BY her, marriage VOWS she
became a KIND ~ probation c@
very much responsible for her 70 ~.
misconduct
Th- wife O.. 1877 IS Sharply i-
ungu.shed f-om earlier ~Hreiis-
her federation % the eutricif
or ali male persons husbands
GUIDED Ta0 aomaE has sAarc
mans life From ~ creation De-
stil regards some of m, noTrs
and characteristic procedures 81 ln-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
THIRTY-SECOND
IN QUARANTINE
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Confine Michigan Soldiers
TO Barracks

A ned quarantine 81 u % The Nc
companies Is icing enforced az Fort
WAYNE among members q 'Ae Thir
~ secoud Michigan lnfsn'ry. The re-
s4lt of an outbreak OF contagious
Giseasc Armed rsntries are patrol
INK all The Barracks. With orders
hat no )no 20 permitted 20 enter
of leave The qusaruiine cxtendr
FEB the commissioned officers a. veil
az % ne enlisted men
Belief is expires sed hy Capt. = q
Huber. OF the refimental m' deal
corps. thai The disease uow rreva
,eut wa- contracted enrouie from RI
Paso TO Detroit, as the heal,h Of the
men A. The time of dcpartUra from
"a paso was perfect
Major Frank VOLS nitcd states
a-my. Who viii muster the reg.a ert
eu, of ths United states. expo
hat fhe Alress amnu- The rien viii
oelay the discharEe nf thc mrn 5acA
~ civilian LIE
Following is list ~ cases nov in
ne pos hospital scar'st fcrer
Hp.fherll mumps . an pneu.
monia. ! There Gro als1 tNp 800
u,nfs from se IT, -iyfatsr regiment
-tH in .h- hospital one ha diph.
iberia anil the othsc. mcasics
Member oi irr national glarl.
mustered out OF thc Critel states
service. viii draw oue-fourth ~ rh"lr
regular pas or s3 cents To- each
driu This mone3 viii be- 1sf able
cutaunually 81 90 go each 9ri.
tatc
The Thirty hrst regiment muster,
"a out recently, viii be- inspected
hor'lv b. Major James y Heidi,
Thirty sixth United states infant,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
TEEATERS


I.~w Kelley. who has won his way
into N. hearts OF Dstroiters thru
successive seasons In hts familiar
role 81 Prof Dope. has q line Of
bumor this time that has not thu
slightest trace Of rusty spots and.
With bis characterlstic BULLDOG. which
las learned n iot % new antics IN
the last season. they are giving GAY
rfv EosrS their moneys worth 81
ianghs Eelley'n present yehlcle ~
allied "Hslio. New York" and
capable east II presenting -. a
Se chorus puts on the s'rgin
and danrfng aud every number 10
distinctive 81 a Kelley show The
teging also Is elaborate
This same Hello %eW York show
= tho one that ran the summer
months az me Columbia theatcr New
York. and IL IL a huri-sau- Offering
we'll above mediocre
Lon uascall and James Tenhrooks
ara good complement 10 The Fun
making An EXCELLENT trio o. sing
ers and dancers u Settle nelson.
Kitfte Garner and Marie Gates Lat
er AiHr oates with Earl Gates pre-
sent q dancing number that met vtth
round applause The -Four ~ brl~D-
rohats and tumbisrs. opened ihe
Eyes OF IA" spectators tr wonder
mont ~ some ~ their aerial coutot
tipns The-ect IL unquestionabiy tho
Hest thnf has been seen on "A bur
tfftue Stage IN some time
Several ne~ songs are broken ir
by the comgany among them being
Melody sung by Miss Kittie Steri-
Newspapsr." by Miss Ne,tie Nelson
There ar. ~ scsnes during the
Itftormnnce most 81 them New
York rrftinFR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29

The anai week ~ The long en-
asrt n Daughter ~ s7o
Sndr a~cRn sundar. ln the wash
inrrnn fheatar Annette Keiiermsnn.
r~ntra. lrur n tire fan fril story
~ fhe east rov to vatcn in her
divlrE aud 49, mining Ard white
fhis reruarkahie water nympn Ia
'nffiirE movie fanF With her feats
IN a DauEhter ~ ths crds On the
sfrfeu IN it.trult che "a sending
fhrlNR Dr and down fhe spines OF
"A n'l. sDds nf NrW fnFi.frs Win some
~ arl st1tetinnai water trick IN
Gao hiE Nrw York flrpodrntnr infr
wh.rf show ~ 80 snfsra SHE entered
"a tsnsk faklf~ too place - Nane
paviova. who. wtth the uail-t Rus
90 go cuba and south An'rira
r.. ,rrezer@ufa
g. a pnushfer NJ the Gods A4ss
Fcij~rrann rot only display ret &c
c0upiIshrieftF az ar aquatic Won
de- hut reseaff talents "a an actress
and dancer and proves herself
possnsEri ~ marked verEatiiity Tho
pho'9 .raphy Or this million dollar
FIN spectacle 49, p think % beauty
ard tho pictures which are unfolded
The story are related never Fail 70
lrfn9 gasp % elimination from the
spectators and the heartiest sp-
plsuss
There was strong demand Tor y
~rrf fnua''nr - n IgUghtsr of the
GODS" IN The washington. hgt con
trIrfa elsewhere compel the man
Detroit Saturday 'vrning Feb. =
Nest week the Washington vfIi or.
fer Jules Nrrre's Twenty thousand
Leagues tndsr thc SEQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
MERCER BUYS
HARGREAVES AND
OTHER PROPERTIES

John = Mercier. capitalist and
contractor, has just completed three
important transact ions IN clo7e-in
west side properties one inyoiscs
the purchase Of me Hargreavas
Msnufaclarfhr companyS Site.
bounded o, Lafsyette-blvd- Seward
Seventeenth and eighteenth Tie
building on the site b a rh-e@-story
brick with $4,000 square seet Of
floor space Real estate N f-tl-
mate the niue ct the block n $50.
coo.
The HargTeaves company annor1c-
Cd Saturday that h was clos.na ife
plant AMI that the offcsrr wtr- ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan 29--Mrs. Mar
saret Sanger. sister OF Mrs Ethel
Byrne. viii 10 10 trial In special
sessions. BROOKLYN. today. charged
with circu'atlng birth control inior-
mailon-the same charge or which
Mrs Byrne Is serving a sentence OF
So days or Biackwens island. and
which lcd 90 ker hunger strike.
Five hundred babies wheeled and
carried by their mothers. will es-
cort Mrs Sanger 20 court. she an.
nounced and will accompany her
20 a mass meeting a. Carnegie hall
after court
Mrs Sanger expects 20 be con
victed she will not deny haying
distributed birth control informa
ton. Ness Fania NondeH. an as
sistaay. viii be placed on trial and
also expects 20 be convicted.
Both women. n convicted and sen
fenced. are expected 70 apply for
wrtts OF hsbess corpus 20 enable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
sY wlNoNA wilcox

The college sir Is the most inde-
pendent az an women. the bride Is
the most powerful and the wife is
the most critical
The UP io-date wife searches Tie
warp and wooi ~ ne With mag
nity ing glass u : her duty. she be
heves generally. to hunt up faws in
exlstence-with view 20 remedying
them
Modern science. feminism. and
ethics combine 20 raise woman from
her inferiority 20 man. and with her
new dignity has come unlimited re-
sponsibi'iiies However. az the spe-
ciAl literature FOR women. all her
reading clubs. lecture courses, nu-
sicale-. cooking classes. smc,hers'
clubs and church societies take care
that she Is constantly reminded OF.
and stimulated 20 perform. her as.
sorimeni u duties
Something heavy heavy HANGS
over wifes head day AID night
u Is the haunting sense ~ some
duty lelt undone-of failure 70 a.
sess something or other with a
view 70 lbs improvement Therefore
when outside material rms short
the wife. we'll intentionsd. turns her
magnifyinE glass upon herself and
enlarges her owu Shortcomings
Has she made the mistake ~ let-
ting the BABY rlay with cube 9heH
she should arst have given 81 a
bali, Horrors she has daarfed her
earlins,s development forever
Was she selfish when she took
whole morning n carry The wash.
woman's Ten children Christmas
basket % candy and frivolous toss
She was, And wasteful too She
should have sent her check 90 the
agen, Of the allied charities
The critical wife does nor rerri
herself ore atom OF fey IN such :
natural instinct as rocking the baby
TO sleep.
On tie other side Of her dooruaf
there II always something civic ~
social waiting 20 be criuc.zed aud
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
CONDUCTOR FINED
SO FOR ASSAULT

\ dispute over tho rightofway
between -. e r Notorman VII.
Tam + Griffin. Of No s2i Military.
ave and Arthur " Meyers. a
teatnster. in which Grimm f. said
TO have used his controller handle
10 good advantage. resulted IN
Griffin being fined so by Justice
H, Ton Monday. for alleged assault
According 20 witnesses Meyers
drove his team onto the tracks In
front % Grimn'- ear The car
struck he wagon and during Tho
ensuing alteration Meyers was hit
On t5e head with the controller
handle. necessiteting treatment IN
tre receiving hdspiial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
LEE HUNG" WELLS
CLERK; CROWD is
DISAPPOINTED

sue him" shouted the clerk In
Police Justice Sellers court. Monday
morning. and moment later the
funereal voice 81 an ofncer announc-
q
Lee HING
Several persons got up and were
going 10 leave. wanting 70 know Why
they hadn't been invited, as long as
anything Ike that was going 70 be
done IN The state % Michigan
seven Chinese then crowded into
The prisoners box 20 face charges ~
gaming. They had been arrested in
40 - Lafayette east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29

stuart walker ard his cApAbla
players 81 the Portmsnieau thester.
short plays. SATURDAY afternoon and
~ oning in the Duplex theater
The matin-e audience numbered
p any young folk. bright colorcd halr
rlbbons on excited bobbiug heads
and eager young faces shining with
the fun ~ che delicious interiude
"Ntvcrthsless making IN. front 81
the Portmanteau - Interesting IN
ltr way 80 the doings behind the cur
tainr. The Program offered tho fairy
play Tho Truplet." Nevertheless
and six who Pass While the I-ntlla
Boil These piays were given year
sgo when Mr. walker and hts play
ers visited tho MuArum 81 Art. and
the Impression made az that time not
only brought all who had seen them
befor" 70 see them again. hnt many
others 10 whom their IN mo had
travelled Excellent work was done
~ these PLAYS rs Judith Lowry.
Florence Wollersen. Edgar Stehli
heksv Morris. Gregory Kelly. Nancy
winston. Freeman Wood. Lew Mod
ress Of the text and the delightfHt
manner IN which they were acted
and staged. charmed The audience
IN the evening. owing 20 an acci-
dent 90 the frfuery % THE Golden
Doom vs. Lord runsnnv "S'V Who
Pass While the fentils Boil" was
suhsiltuted for the former play. tha
other offerings teing The Lady ~
the Weeping Willow Tree. and
'sNnvortheiass" These were well
acted especially tho Japanese play
let In which Agnes Rogers had 10
aiding role. giving an artistic per
forrnsnco.
os inv 20 'hc dcmanc FOR seats ror
The performances al extra matinee
Will te RfVap Tueeday afternoon The
bin Includes The birthday 10
th~ Tnfsnta" "Sfx who Pes While
the f~ntiis Roll" and "Sovcffhr.
less" Monday evening. the prog rlm
will 0nor "Gammcr Gurtun'a Nrrdfh
''SevertheIess. THE Very Naked
Boy" King ArRimenes" Tucsdas
evening. "-iy who Pass While ihe
f<ntlls Boil. The Very NAKED Roy.
The guds ~ the Mountain Wed
ncsdAy afternoon. Tho Trfrulrf
rN4verfhetesr ri who ~ lNlVr
Tho fsntlA roll Nedneada avon
ing The Gods OF tnr Mount afNe f,
hThc pirthdH, - the lufsnfs ~,
vsrt Naked Roy FNing AtE iuener
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
Prisoner Is Robbed of $50 in Jail
Cellblock After Police Officers
"FriSk" Him in Vain for Money

The detectives say tha, Turich's
story WAS verified by other prison
ers. They have notified the pent
Tertiary osiciais not 10 turn the s25
over 20 Strong They also plan 10
heve aim arrested again as soon a.
he serves his sentence. charging
him with the larceny % he $50.
Meanwhile TGTiSh = still avail,
ing trial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-29
HEARINGS ON
HARBOUR STOCK
ARE RESUMED

lansing Mich Jan % Mich
lgau ecurlfies commission will mi,
afternoon resume hearing In the
Tarroun motors CASE More than a
score OF wltnesses have ALREADY
been heard and The merits % the
car and the plan % financing have
been gone into exhausiively D.
ciai0n vill probably be reserved for
SOS ersi days