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The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
.U-B0ATS NOW
SINK At SIGHT
German Order Reveals Neutrals
Have Previously Received
Consideration

BERLIN Via S4yvtile wirrless).
Feb. i5.-The official text OF Ger
many's order. dated Feb. II. but
made public last night declaring az
piration OF all days OF grace" in its
submarine warfare and denying neu-
trail vessels 40 far had been sunk
without stoppagc IL as foilows:
During the night OF Feb. 1919.
the delay expires which until now
has not been made known. and
wrich has been accorded within the
Larred zone OF the Atlantic and the
English channel. TO neutral steam
ers. to whom news Of the DECLARE
ton Of barred sones had NOT reached
In time.
In the north Sea the delay has
already expired In the night from
Feb. 6 To Z: In the Mediterranean.
In the night from Feb. ioii. From
that time only general warnings are
In force, which have been issued for
the barred zones. accordingly navtxn-
tion may not count upon individual
warnings.
ships which nevertheless ply In
the barred zones do this with fun
knowledge Of the dangers imminent
20 them and their crews.
AT this plsce IL IL expressly stat
I'd that all reports spread from the
hostile side about torpedoinS Of neu.
trGl ships without preceding stop
PAGE Ge untrue. 70 they refer 20 the
times prior to thos Just mentioned
for the different barred lones.
The mentioned DELAYS were even
respected for hostile passenger
ships. as far as they were unarmed.
since on them there might possibly
BE neutral passen gers. wiShou.
knoSledge OF the barred Ione's dec
'aration
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
REGIMENT To
PURSUE BANDITS

Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. i5.-Col
sickei. commander 70 the New Mex.
Co military disrric. il holding the
1welfth United States cavalry in
readiness 20 cross tae Mexican
boundary line. IN order 70 pursue
The band Of yHlistas who raider the
Corner Ranch OF The Palomas Land
a Cattle company. IN Sez Mexico
tuesday and kidnaped three Amer.
leans and = number OK Menicans
Col. Sickei yesterday received in
formation - Vire and aeroplane
from Hachiia % ne capture by The
border raiders OF Andrew Peterson.
u. Bert Jensen and Fred Acorn.
Americans. following the raid on the
Corner Ranch Tuesday Lem Pills
bury. former scoIf for General
ssrshinr. reported 20 Col sickel that
be found The ranch house looted.
three Americans nat sing and Me1i.
can employees carried away az cap
lives and the livestock stolen In.
formation has reached military head
cuarters that Bunk Spencer, Ar'eri-
can foreman al the Optics ranch in
Mexico. his wife and 10 Mexican en-.
rioyes were made captive By Ynez
salazar and his 900 Villista follow.
crs az Oji'os lat Monday 4 ran
ON u 5000 has been demanded
Tor heir release and while Spencer
has been allowed 10 come n the
border 10 fecura rams ON bis vii. Is
being held a. hostage by the wills.
fsa
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
NINE WARRANTS
ASKED. RESULT
OF LABOR FIGHT

Following near-rtot between
strikers and employees OF the Auto
Parts Manufacturing company. In
81 Clair Heights Wednesday morn.
inr. warrants ver- recommended
for nine OF the strikers by Assist.
ant Prosecutor Paul w. VOORHEES,.
Thirty men were discharged from
the plant about one week ago.
Others are said TO have quit IN sym.
pathy. The strikers and the dis
charged men have been doing pick
81 duty. and when the men en-
ployed To al their places tried 10
20 to work this morning. the alter
cation followed. Several men were
beaten. but we're not seriously hurt.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
READY TO SEND
SUBS TO CANAL
Kaiser Prepared To Operate
Large Fleet
There

~ VAIL w. Ath EhAaHs
tsfon Correspondent Usited PressD
BERNIE tvia Paris). Feb. ib.--0er-
many II prepared 10 send submA-
rines into American waters. espe-
claiiy to the region Of the Panama
canal.
The possibility Of America enter
ing the war has been carefully con-
sidered by German officials-but new
ertheless they expect 70 have the
Entente at their mercy within six
months regardless ~ American de-
yelopments
They are confident their subma-
rines will parslyxe the war indus-
tries OF the Allies.
Meanwhile the Germans are pre-
pared to launch gigantic offensives
on land. In the air. and with torpedo
boat fleets In addition TO the suesea
CAMPAIGN.
Germany Is stronger today in I,
military sense than any time einos
the war began.
! Because OF the isolation OF Amer
lea Germany does not believe that
American participation In the War
would have any real effect.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
NUDGE VAN zIlE
out OF RACE
rhiIlng Health Necessities
Eis Retirement From Bench,
Ne Assumes In Statement

Jo6ec Philip T. Van Zile viii not
~ candidate for reelection an a
Snember OF the Wayne circuit bench.
hIlno lis petitions bad been -ircu-
hnesd and very generally signed. he
- found that his health viii not
Kermit him to continue his work.
yuage van Zlle mas been 90 the
elrcu1e bench for the last sin years,
having been appointed by Gov os-
born TO OH vacancy and subse-
epentiy elected Ills statement fol-
uUwn.
70 the Voters Of the Third Judicial
District OF Michigan: .. 49,. 49,.
n II with great regret that feel
nnmpelled. by reason OF my present
0ondftfon Of health and the health Of
noms members OF my family. 20 With
80 my name as q candidate for
9o-election as circuit judge bad
0ogmerIy supposed that there was no
Cd % the amount 81 work I could
-, but AZ the end Of an exceedingly
hoyd term Of this court l found my
o6If on the verge OF nervous break
11Wn. IN the wake OF which other
mDifcAtions rapidly followed In
80 Of these fscts my physicians
- advised me that q brfeg change
= o1tmese and SURROUNDINGS viii en-
80 me TO continue my lsbors ~
&19o1ofofe. and I feel reasonably
$50 that this view ~ correct. bat
~ eooAitions ars at present be-
Nv it sneumbsnt upon ma. In all
- SSssrscs a. pvsvsIeEe Of sehoos-
~ one 20 IN the position that
ml1ht later have 20 resign and thus
pof upon the governor ~ this state
the duty. which I knowShe does not
6nGoPe. of fiiing the vacancy.
NN TnG9efore. after q fun aid serious
eon0tderntion OF the matter. I have
He9nymfbed o. withdraw "a can
date tn the present campaign IL Is
with much regret that at the exptra-
ttoo 81 my present term % ofnce
VII thur sever the very close ant
u1oonAnt connection between myself
- my colleagues. whose actions
GUv1uU my entire term Of ofnre havs
on1y further strengthened my belle
~ the iruparttslity and fairness 81
the iuditlary OF this bench. withou'
inspect To- political Affiliations.
\ also desire 10 thank those ..s9'
- more ~ my friends who hav'
petiticned for my denomination. an
Ghose who have 80 kindly urged tha'
I continue en- the race a. q candi'
date. The consciousness. however. 81
Auxv done brings greater AAtlsfae,
{frH Tran n Victorious sTeCfIon.
PHILIP T. VAN ZlLE.
Circuit Judge.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
TOOK GIRL FROM
HOME; CHARGED
WITH KIDNAPPING

Two years after he induced 10
year-old Fannie Lichcson 20 leave
her home in Norwalk. o.. claiming
thA, he would take her TO his former
home In Italy. Joseph Otto. alias Jo-
seph Rose. II years old. was ar.
rested In Detroit Wednesday by De
tectives Rogers and Kolb. lie and
the Lchcson girl we're living AZ No.
t52 Congressst He will BE- taken
heck TO Norwaik TO face q charge
of kidnapping
Otto is said 10 have induced the
giri 20 leave school and accompany
him. They came 90 Detroit July ,,
1915. and have been here since. Last
week the girl wrote q letter to her
father In Sorwaik. the nrst since she
left with Otto. and asked for money.
The father came TO Detroit and OBJ.
tanned the arrest Of Otto The dAugh-
ter will accompany him home.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
THE WHOLE BODY
NEEDS PURE BLOOD

The bones. the muscles. and all
the organs Of the body depend for
their strength and tone and healthy
action on pure blood
Hood's Sarzaparilla makes pure
blood II h. positively unequaled in
tho treatment of srrofuIa. catsrrh.
rheumatism. dyspepsia. l0ss OF ap.
petite. that tired feeling. There IL
no other medicine Ike ~ Pc sure
20 get Hood and get n today. n
II sold BY ali druggists-AdV.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
Mayor Goes To lansing.

Mayor Marx len "Wednesday
morning Tor Ian ng where be
vii attend meet % several leg
islative committees relative 10 bills
affecting Detroit He also viii b.
present az the nnal hearing OF the
ci;y's nght against the attempt OF
n, Michigan State Telephone com
p~ny 20 install metered service In
Detroit. which opened Wednesday
before the state railroad commits
sion and probably will continue an.
I'll the last OF the week.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
Beaten BY Robber.

Angered because their victim had
no money, three highwaymen at
tackled Frank Pruss. al wesson.
ave. and the Pere Marquette rail
road "Wednesday evening Pruss
was not seriously hurt Frank ST.
korski William Hoffman and Mike
Smith. all OF No 232 Thirty 9th.
ST. were locked up on suspicion in
connection with the assault
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
TWO CONFESS
CAR THEFTS

With the arrest OF Leo Koss and
Peter Wisnieski by Detectives
Schloud and Horn. OF the Grand
River station. a gang which has
been breaking into freight cars on
the Tillman-ave tracks OF the
Grand Trunk railroad. has been
broken up. according TO the police.
Both men have signed a written
confession.
Warrants charging Tony Rynie-
ski. OF No. ISL Tillman-ave.. with
receiving stolen property will DO
asked. according to the detectives.
In their confession. Koss and Wis
nieski tell OF stealing tubs Of Jelly.
which were sold 10 Rynieski they
allege
Both Koss and wisniesh were
on, on parole after being convicted
OF similar offenses. II 10 alleged.
They viii be turned over by the
probation offrer TO serve the for
mer sentences.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
MANY FILE
FOR SCHOOL
INSPECTOR
Sixty-nine Are Candi-
dates For Seven
Member Board
RECORDER FIGHT
WILL BE LIVELY
Four Seek Republican
Nomination; Is Out
For Circuit Judge

Rushing IN during TIE closing nour
Wednesday afternoon. a host Of citi-
gems eager 10 serve the public veal
added a halffoo or SO 20 the length
% the spring primary ballots BY
cling petitions for various osices II
The doors OF the oslces Of the city
clerk and county clerk Rad not clos
co on the doc q, o'clock the lists
would BE- a little longer. for several
Stood painting AZ the entrances when
the locks were turned.
There are now 50 candidates for
the seven places on the new school
board-ail willing 20 serve the ciiv
~ithou. salary.
Eleventh hour Developments con-
plicated the contests for recorder
and Judge % thu recorders court.
The Republicans now in the race for
recorder are Charles ". Jasnowski.
Eugene l. MisterSky. Ahert Z. Sher-
nan. Harry c. Mill gan. and Proctor
Knott Owens. Charles T. wilkins
hat the Democratic Geld 10 himself
Edward X. kehoH filed as a Demo
cratic candidate for associate record.
e.. opposing Judge Edward J. jet
fries. The Republican candidates
are Harry u. KeidAc Harry c. Han
ley and Max n. Firkelston-
There ITt 70 candidates for
Wayne circuit iudg, Five of the
present judges are numbered among
them. Judge Philip r. Van Zile az
the last moment. announced his Re-
urement TON TIE rench because Of
Illness The six mocfatic and
oates. incllding three present lncum-
eents. are without opposition for
nomination
Alderm1nic contest in the Tenth
ward has brought sorth field Of IS
candidates. and in the Fourth ward
seven are engaged In TIE primary
battle.
Following j. a complete liz; Of
gandfdafpS
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
FORD AGENT SAILS
TOPAY OFF HIS
PEACE WORKERS

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Rohert
Bulow agent for Henry Ford
sailed on the Fredertk VIII Wed
ncsday 20 close Ford's peace hu-
reau AZ Copenhagen. Bulow VIII
pay Of The delegates and the ~reu-
trel con rsnce FOR continuous med
iation" vill pass into history.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
on YOUR NEXT TRIP 10 CsIs-
FOHNtA

I.~t an experiences Representative
OF the Chicago a Northwestern Ry
arrange all detaila IL viii save
you time ~ will relieve you OF all
attention 10 fhe petty things incident
20 railway travel
n yon viii but let "a know. our
sKperianced travel representative
will take pleasure In arranging
every transportation detau for YOU
and 10 viii cost no more. II ~ the
easiest way.
FOR partiruiara write 20 w T.
lsannard q A. 80 Fort So. West
Tel Main 1880. Detroit. Mich ADV
prtrstng--she plata aest kt~S--ssst
a. rs~he--STfmes Job Dept--Nrts en-.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15


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publican. 81 years Niiiiew farrish-
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The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Maine Memorial day. the nine
teen,h anniversary OF the destruc-
ton OF the u. 8. battleship Maine
in Havana harbor. will be observed
today by patriotic societies thruout
the country
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
The shortage family. CeaI. Foos aad
Non~y. aaaouHr~ the arrival OF n

newc1fnsr 90 their home fta name
is Rubnefa and ~ Was expected
that Eubb~fs would hs very busy
during these days 20 thaUa D4@
90 the war. % course. there 10 b
shortage - Faloshes THIS year o.
large number ~ tire men Atg FOR
fn~riy worked 20 tho rubber factor.
tee having lolred the forces u the
munitions workers one FIRM
which Gsualif fss on hand 100
psirs ~ this time ~ year has now
only ~ pairs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

A neS rear light for AUTOMOBILES
IL equipped with an alarm that
rounds a signal n Il De extingulshed
accidentally.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

TIE Tennessee Central railroad
vktch for some time past has been
Involved In recciyership proceed.
-. n 10 be sold today by order
~ thx court
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

- = g. susIisins shs means
$500 D)ncsns large orders for
1865 poeerS
80 ~ rusrdsns the nations
uo(s n cAse II war and Tor
~ fh~m available 10 the nation
nro1s save been made bat are
~ ronpsrhsbI~ Intelligence system
|1Ins been perfected and has been
<oonsnled for several days.
& Meof u tb work u beins done
\ veossfly bot Il h declared that.
\ should var actually come. the rapid
~, with winch the nation woalc De
!. able 10 bring rs rescurces into AZ
s,or u highly satisfactory TO s"vcrn
ment head.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
By JOHN n. BEARLEf.

(zfa1 Correspondent rsffed Press
ROME. Feb. l5,--Ameriean CON
al Robsri TresdweIl was enro'ae
70 cagIian. Sardinia. today pre-
rumably under orders from Wash
inxiou 20 investigate he exact ear
.xnmstsnees OF the sinkins u INC
American schooner Lyman h. Law
bs a Teutonic Submarine.
Particularly important. In the
view OF officials here. Is offciai IN
formatlon whether the u-ooat was
An Austrian or a German craft
The information transmitted 10
Treadweli here from the British
consul At Cagliari was that the
submarine stood of near the Ly-
nan N. Law on guard. while the
Laws crew OF io--eight OF them
An&ricans --took to their lifeboais.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

CHICAGO While divers searched
oDr his body. Captain Alex Dal OF
ehe sunken schooner c. W. Moore
oDpeared and told 'em he wasn't a.
(he bottom Of the lake
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

CHlCAGo--They'n hit The tmu"
~lih Billy sunday "a Chicago neat
fsii. var OF no war The commit.
Tee OF 100 turned down a suggestion
70 postpone the revival IL war With
herman conner
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

KAssoN. Mlnn.--Because Rev.
John ID. Hollis,er. Methodist Episco-
pal minister here, attended public
dance and then gave a sermon on H.
|fhie town Is ali wrought Up Hollis
ter says he u going TO save HAS
sons other halt. Dy miughng with
al
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

Prtrtins--the rIsis pest ktaa-thst
n rfGht--Tfmes Job DeVt.--Tstn <s9s.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

NEW yoRK--The outcome Of
that suit in which Mrs. Marion
HALEY ~ued her mother-in.law for
alternating her husbands affections
xss a verdict Tor $50 900 against the
NIL today.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
nlakely found his lost false tooth.
Ne conghed I, out OF It's refuse. IL
had been hiding for weeks some
where down behind his epiglottis.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

PHILADELPHIA - The Second
ARTILLERY has lost about 100000
xersh of guns and equipment some
who're since II returned from the
bordcr. Special squads are round
ms 4, up today.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15
Odds and Ends

NEWTON. y. J(--Rue Marion. the
~Dnf boy OF Newton has been op-
Grated ON by surgeon. also oy a
fawhide and a birch twig 20 no
pnrpoee. so nov he must 90 TO the
regormasory.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-15

REPUBLICAN Walter BARLOW.
George p. Codd. ThoGnAE A. Conion.
George w .soomeF. Allan T.. Cox.
Ha-rg ,. Dingeman. Ira W. Jayne.
Heury A. MandeiL George =. Pal
rnsr. Etias H Geiisrs Ciyde 4 Web
Etrr. H~nrg q. Nicul. Paul h Mood q
pEMOTRA TfC~-John FAEst. Henry
q l. Fcrler. Edward = tirr-e. p.
}. NJ Haliy. George : Hosmcr. Al
fred \ MURPHY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
RinggoIders Beat
Tine Officers Nine

IL takes something more han shoulder
straps 10 humble the Fort Ringgold heavy
hitterS n the officers of the Fort Brown
garrison learned yesterday afternoon
when twelve Of the visiting soldiers gal
lopcd around the circuit.
While out Of practice, the commissioned
staff al Fort Brown has some mighty good
talent and although only able to annex
three counters the Officers occasionally
spceded things up for the visitors. Ra-
zor, on the mound for the officers, has
lots of stuff" ii he could only control IL
and there 4 no doubt but that with prac-
tice there would be tightly few twelve
score backwards against his column
Bouchard Of the visitors allowed two home
runs which also proves what the com
misSloned men could do with practice.
Difference in grade makes no difference
IN I'm army baseball game and the same
amount of good natured "roasting'' that
always marks an army contest was passed
back and forth between the PLAYERS and
the ~rDOfcr~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
Girls! Lemon Juice
Is Skin Whitener

The juice Of two fresh lemons strained
INTO u bottle containing three ounces If
orchard white makes a whole quarter PIN
81 the most remarkable lemon skin beauti-
iior at about the cost one must paw for
= small JAR Of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the lemon
Juice through a fine cloth - no lemon pulp
gets IN. then this lotion will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that lemon
Juice j. used TO bleach and remove such
blcmi>hes a. freckles, ~sallowness and tan
and u the ideal skin -oftcner, whitcner ard
beautifier.
Just try ii, Get three ounces Of orchard
white at any drug store and two lemons
from the grocer and make NJ "A quarter
punt of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
and massage ] tdaily into the fact. neck,
and hands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
S n HAYES JUBILEE.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The ri. Rev
Patrick j. Hayes, widely known in Cath
oiic circles throughout the country by
reason OF his position a auxiliary bishop
Of New York, today celebrated the silver
Jubilcc of his ordination rs a priest. The
bishop was born in this city fifty years
ago and was educated nj Manhattan col
lege. lie made his preliminary theology
cal studies at st. Joseph's provincial sem
mary, after graduation from which he was
ordained on Sept. 5. 1892. Before becom-
ing auxiliary bishop he served for nlne
years rs secretary TO Cardinal Farley
and he was chancellor of the archdiocese
OF New York for eleven wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
STAR SWIMMERS IN GOTHAM EVENT

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The 30-miIe
marathon swim in the Hudson river.
cation of developing into one of the great
c-t competitive tests Of endurance ever
Charles 10th, the star Boston swimmer.
who holds the American time record of ID
hours AZ minutes for continuous SWIM
ming.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
HARLINGEN

HARLlNGEN. Tex. Sept. s. Missc,
Pearl and Carrie Clcary have returned
from their home in Ohio and will teacl
school this year on the Wilson tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Weller spent part
Of last week in Houston. returning home
Monday.
Mrs. ;. G.. Moore j. entertaining her
daughters, Mr.. Lee Murphy and Mrs. Lo-
la Payne of TT. Worth this week.
w. L. Chase returned home Tuesday
from a several days business trip TO San
Antonio.
Captain G. A. Mcbride recently APP
pointed an officer IN the Medical Reserve
Corps was ordered To Camp Logan nj
Houston last week. His family has also
moved To Houston. DIR. Ii. A. Harris of
Vernon has taken up DR.. Mcbride prac-
tice here.
Mr.. John ID. Hill j. spending the week
in Houston.
Leo Brazoo Of Brownsville was a lIar-
lIngen visitor Monday.
h. ". Brown Of Clcburne j. the new
manager of the Western Union office at
this place.
DIR. A.. NJ. Letzerich was called Ia Aus
tin Monday night owing to the serious i'll
ness of hi, father in that city.
Or;n Beebe. of the Beebe pharmacy
went 10 san Antonio last week and ioincd
the quartermasIer corps AT the o~rsenal in
that city.
Harold Cook returned a few days ago
from a visit to hi home folks in Pear,all
Harold will soon be wearing one of Uncle
Sam'~ suits.
Mr.. Otto Weller isin Attention visiting
with her parents.
Roy Elmore spent a few DAYS in Hons
ton. returning home the first of this week
Morris Chaudoin went Ia Houston last
week and enlisted in the navy.
Emmett Anglin has left for San An
tonic Ia take a bushes scour~e in one of
the colleges there.
j. X. Quinn. who has been connected
with the South Texas Lumber company Of
this place for some time. has been trans
ierred TO Texas City to take charge of the
yard there.
{. +. Perry and John Baker of this city
have formed a partnership and have gone
INTO the real estate business. Mr.. Perry
has had charge Of the South Texas Ium-
her yard here.
The Harrington schools open for the fall
term next Monday. practically the entire
corps of teachers will be- in charge a. last
year.
A.. ". Elmore had a very close call 10
death Wednesday while I- was out hunt
me birds lie was using IA pump-sun and
after he had fired il several times il ex-
ploded and cut him pretty badly over the
eye and on the chin.
The contractors will finish the side
walks for the city this week. The new
Improvement adds very much Ia the look,
of the town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
CENTENARY SAN RAFAEL MISSION

San RAFAEL, Cal. Sept. S.-An event
OF wid interest in Catholic circles will
be the celebration here tomorrow Of the
one hundredth anniversary of the Mission
San Rafael Arcangol. Elaborate prepar-
atoms for the observance have been con
cluded. Members of the Franciscan order
throughout California, together with noted
prelates and clergy and representatives
OF numerous Catholic societies. will be on
hand TO participate in the exercises. Arch
bishop Hanna i coming from San Fran
cisco to preach the sermon.