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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

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gbenO, ais sr in Der 4. 9iitrittsS.a-
tioH emem DiOsrIpeuItigen arreilanf
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am SOpFe srlitt. patrolduto go. 7
brnhte ibn mad bem Stabtboipital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

WiHnspribem fOpis nlsli9,n
Raibf6IGs,n fir bic Rss,n.rirunS
bes Gstrdnis 9oubsIs. bob .r als
offisisnss auftlGrunsh Watsrial In
ben 5dnbsH sints isbsH gesisIaturs
unb aOnsrebmitsIiebss fsin iolts.
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gang Grobeu ii4 bds WOrt s.faIlsn
laHsH mubisn: nSbr 5eudlsrl Das
gum Wunbs sinssbei. bas Strunreiniet
ZEN WeHitsH ni6t; iOnbern Dus gum
Wunbe aussebet. bas DsruHrsiuist ben
WsniHtni"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
1Snr hn Snnbitnmmen.

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eur ct. @oniia5ius.6aac. Sluc Nod
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Dos @lbLitluu rcttt 5abIreidl elniiu.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Clifton sdmle Rattrrflnb.

9lm 0ienItds. ben 8. Mai, Ra6z
mittags pon 2 Bis 5 ubr, Oerunitultst
Der gtittertlub i'm 2luoitcrium Der
Sduls eiusu go3ar, bel lpsidtm bib
Ibs Sanbdrbeiten, Gates, pies, Garop
uno SpieIpanrsn gum 9er.auf tpms
men. aaFfss NIT SUDDEN uno Sis
cream Tino gu babsn. GaerIei RebeHs
untsr6altungen. 6reuHoe iinb bsr5z
lid, gum geIu6 eineelaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Gipilhirnit .@riiiuna

Sic Staats GirilbicRi,beboroe hat
EN- ciientlid1eS Gronen iilr htn Soitell
cInes 4iiniftinipeftcrs ilir ,fGbriflUc.
ZEN I'M Oiitritt 3 (onnhltrH 6OIHtpl
ua.saeid,rieben, oos am 6. ,Sltai IN Der
apcnlorialbaae itaftfinbeu ioa. 9tnr
nldrnIide gerperber iiro 5uIaiiig Tic
lfl6en fonncu Die uotiapenoigen S5or'
lmtlate BON Der State 9iril Scrpicc
GomuilIicn III Columbus erbultea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
GterblitbfeitsberidJt.

Rnuo 81. O'Jl.aI, 10, $40 God
Str., gunesnsH!sinbuns.
slnna groslsn. 90. 98S 6Op.ihs
Ctr, SnrnOsreiituns.
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9ronditis.
5eHrp 5eb. Ga. 5.im fir lInheil
bare. e6hmuns.
emmn eongiuOtis. SO. 1910 6dis
NET; arees.
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penol,inn; 5er3ilappmfsbIsr.
ssnrRtia Surbtr. Al, 126 WuIs
bsrrp Str. S8uinoiu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Hnfdae.

- Der 43jdbrige aOtOmOttUfiibrtr
eSoba Gorri9on BON guolop, Sp., Der
BEL Der Sig Sour Subn uugsiteat 1T,
puroe geiteru Ra6mittog an Der
areusuna Der 6. Strobe uno gIil
Greet pom elmer 9ofomotjos astrpiien,
tam aber gliidlinerfpeiis nit leidten
8erltbungen baDon. patroluuto TO.
4 brd6te ibu no6 Dem StaotbplpitaI
unb Ipdtsr, un6oem feline @un5sn
btrbunben tporesn rpdreu, 5uriid mad
Der poli1ciitaticn, I'm fetner &ou't
aussufdlafef.
Ter SoliJiit Wi4asl Denim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

in unisrsn Calder gum ausssben bas
ben. GsIb f4afft @eIb. Sn ein.m
WOrt, bas naiiirlite ssTunbe 2eben
bss 2nness mub tueitsr fOrissfeBt psrs
ben. als eb mir ni4t I'm &risss pds
rn. Damn i6nnsn mir ben arieg gu
sinsm rai4sH unb nfOlsrei4eH Gnbs
fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Glnblidler : %.

Der 35jd6rigs SObu SurHer, h'r
i'm SOsal 6ptsl. Gds Der Central @9f.
unb 8eorge Strabs, lOgirte puros
osItern frib ais qeide i'm Bette 1e'ltl.
ben. Coroner Or. Bauer. Der Die lsts
tsre bsIidtiate uuofano, bab Der Soo
in Solae nutiirli9er urinhen eingss
treten mar orousts ibrs llsberfihTgag
nab Der Woreus an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
0aie.SaH.
Cineiuunti-O; ct. Qunis-4.

Gineinnnti-0; ct. 9uniS-4.
Qrot bes falten @etters bate iif
5ii ocm geitrigen I SpieIe elmer 8Wel'
iGsisen Serie puiihen unier5n .,Hcos "
nnb Den ct. Souiicr .Garoin1Ieu" I'M
slciigen gfeblGlo iSielo iibet 1000 3u.
itaiier eingefluthcn ,Siir Cincinnati
tupgirtel als 9ntterie S6Ieuoerer
Lonep uno Sanger Snbn gegcu 8at.
irn beSro. Snpoer fir Die @egner.
Ionep tpuroe I'M 8. 8auae ourh GLE
c6aeloit. 3ie ,,Rebs" mafteu 3 3ref.
fer uub 9 6ebler. gegeH I be5w , Der
,,SaroindIe".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
SrieffaHen.

9efer. SSn ben 5erienidnllen
.niro fem 6eutider llnterridd ertbeIlt.
Sic DerOen iif) oaber an einen beat.
fben Sebrer Denoen niiiien Bir iino
oereit, lSbncn eIncn iolden 81 nenHen,
Denn Gle uns SSbre y 6reife biiid'flefteeltlE +.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
&eiultat Der getrtgen
Spiele | e

Seute yadNlittag qDeites un6 les-
tee Spiel Der Serie 5rptiten ,.Reos"
.ino ,aar6inGlen" i'm 9febIauo. .iSielo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
gsttirbshoduna

Die 8dthin ptrb INNER OerssbIi'
der: man iauH ibr pirllih TEN Ss.
beiiRRlB mtbr aHDertraueR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
gssrmiimfttse aarftsIlxms
6iabet bic 0straufefrase i'm Sabr'
bad bes RatioHalperbaubs Der
Brausreibeiiter.

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sf'W uHT IrIIIUttDDI1 IpHOtTH UT
MabbaIttn berubt bic DOblfahrt
bes 0emsinipsiens. = Die S9lids
uno Rdnie Der Gnti SalOonsaisa.
= Sbrs faIi@en unb irr.fiibrsnbsn
Statiititsn psrbsn blOsssfieit =
Die surOpdii8e auffoHuns bss
srintprObIsms. = Mdbisisitsbs'
firsbuussn fiibrsn bort ni4t sur
prohititiOH. - RsdtsaHi4duuHgsn
5iibsu uno brii6n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

gborIes erteI. 1929 @ioo Nm.
thcnu gtrGte, biiF3te einen 9lepolcer
I'M @crtee pcn S25 Sin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
MEN EAGER
TO REACH
ARMY CAMP
Conscripts Ask For
Places In the First
Contingent
1S4 MEN TO GO
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Rest of Initial Quota
Leave On Succeed
ing Three Days

Eager 20 be FIRST in camp. many
drafted men called al the headquar-
ters Of the various local boards
Thursday morning and offered them
selves for the first contingent, leav-
ing next "Wednesday afternoon for
Camp Custer. Battle Creek. These
volunteer conscripts, it is believ.
ed, will be more than enough 10
make up the hrst dav's quota Of 1s4
men. These men VIII come from
the nrst six divisions as follows
Division No 7. 80 men. division
No 2, Il men division 40 3. 2S
men division No 4, 20 men. diyi-
sion No 8. 20 men, division 80. s,
44 men
The remainder OF the SOC men
needed 10 complete DotrOit's ; per
cent called ont at This time will
leave on the succeeding three days
ON Thursday l34 men from dlvi.
sions Z 20 II inclusive. viii depart
On Friday division 30. l3 10 ~
viii send 90 and on Saturday the
remaining seven divisions viii con
tribute 1873 men Volunteers are
asked only for the first days con
tingeni
The mon who offered their ser.
vices Thursday morning were an
high class men. the pick OF the con
scripts That was fhc dea of The
board m asking for volunteers IN
the first district. comprising the
lower end of fhn First ward la
men had turned d their names be-
fore ll o'clocE A. only 31 are
needed for Tho Grsf days quota
from this district thc board is com.
fdont that there wiz De- r0 % illcufy
n nlling thc ranks with volunteers
before thc week s. over
The district embracing wavnc
county outside of Detroit and High
land Park Is required 20 send only
TWO mon the hrsf dav and five Of
Tered themsclycs Thursday mo-n
ing
Instructions 20 loral boards sent
out by CRY CLERK Lindsay arc to) d.
rect their men fo report with bag
gage az their Respective board head.
quarters not later shan m on
the date of mobilization l' is then
up 20 the bOards 90 see that fhnir
quotas report az The armory a. l0 30
a. IN The men will bc given their
dinner in Cadillac sd rrt taafant
nf ~ ~ and viii march from Tho
armory az 1915 via Brush-st.. JET
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
ITALIAN TROOPS NEAR SUBURBS
OF TOLM|N0 IN GREAT FLANK DRIVE
"7he Dirty Double Cr0ssers!
They Promised To Stick With
Me- KI0kd Walls From Cell

Go on over and see Jim Murtha );
he'll tell you what those birds prom.
ised TO do in this case Why, as
late as "A week ago Sunday one OF
them told me not 10 worry. that the
whole outfit would stick until hell
froze over. He knew was taking
the money and using il 10 pay cam
paign bills
when II came my turn 20 get on
the witness stand refused 10 get
up there and lie like some OF the
other witnesses.
Il wanted 20 show UP those cheap
skates. | showed en- that | was
moro OF man than any OF them
we're
Well. I'll see you in court Satur-
day morning" said Kloka as he ter
minated the Interview Il suppose
III learn something there myself" "
Ten years Imprisonment is the
maximum penalty OF the crime 20
which Kloka has pleaded guilty.
Judge Connolly will sentence him
Saturday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

fcrson ave and Woodward ave 10
Elizabeth-st, where they Wil board
cars for tho Michigan Central depot
Thos will entrain an ] l5 and de-
part for Battle creek az ] 30 This
is the program that viii be followed
on each of he four days
A royal send on is planned for ne
first men on MaYor Marx and 9th
or city officials Nill head the pro
cessiou. bands Viii provide lively
martiai music and everything possi-
Bile viii be- done 10 mako the boys
feel that their sacrifice is apprcci-
atod
The patriotic committee of the
common council OF which Md Bur
ton ia chairman. met IN the council
chamber Thursday noon. 90 arrange
for providing extras for The boys
ON the trip 20 Battle creek The
extras" viii include smokes and
delicacies for tho most part
Tie cage, ness OF the conscripfs
TO be first In camp e explained IN
part by the report given wide cir.
culation. that The men FIRST on the
.flU n LNAA r.NII'A IIf' IN' NItiAl' wa
getting promotions This report hd-
nor bccn verified bar one thing i-
certain Tho early h.rd VIII ind
plenty of work cut out Tor them
Bulletin SO 55. forwarded 20 'he
district board by fhr~-adiuian' gen.
oral Thursday has this~to say re.
gardinr the calling OF fhe first hFe
per cent
"Thc object of calling h&c- per
cent is Co place in The camps enoVea
men 20 form q skeleton organization
90 assist ir rece'vinE and milat
ing fhe iarEe contingent tur thit
reason f Dr. required Thar local
boards send on,s white men and %
fai as practicable men WITH some
military experience or cooks
Good cook are fairly scarce
among me oonscrpfs uut the
GhsAteDare that thp 'ltfic FcXira
pro-, Mod bv the common council
VIII como % hands
rhn mon arc requested fo carry
ouIt light hargiEe to camp so
grips or suitcase VIII Do carried
overseas A. SOON Hs fhes rh
rama they will 5o ftfeN out Win
uniforms and regulation equipment
The district board las granted IN
industrial exemption t6 Bert R. Law
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
Austrians Fig h ting
Desperately To Turn
the Tide 4
so FAR UNABLE
TO HALT ADVANCE
Continued Progress Is
Reported From All
Sectors =

LONDON, Aug. 30.-rtaly's yfcto-
r'ous offensive reached its second
and most important stage today.
Having attained practical dominance
Of the Bainsizza plateau, Gen. Ca
dorna's troops began vast fankinx
movement northward. Tolmino is
the immediate objective of this
drive Front dispatches today indi-
Gated the italian troops were forg-
ing ahead and had arrived almost
before the preliminary line defenses
oi this Austrian city. At the same
time another Italian army reached
cut beyond Montccucc- for a coin
cidental drive eastward on the same
city.
Rome cables told Of further prog
ress gained east on the plateau to-
ward the ChiapoYano valley. IL is
thru this gap that one OF the main
arteries Of Austrian communication
between the northern and southern
armies the latter guarding Trieste
lis run A victory here viii be OF
vast strategic importance.
All dispatches today emphasized
Tho ferocify Of tho nghung In tho
Rain sizzg sector The Ausfrians are
offering desperate resistance
LONDON. Aug 90 Further Brit
.sh operations on the west front
were hampcred bv heavy rain
storm today All Field Marshal Haig
reported Was enemy artillery fire
n he Nieuporf sector (F1anders).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

"The dirty double-crossers, They
promised 20 stick with me right
thru the thing and when they got
on the stand they bulgcd--every
damned one OF them.
This IS the explanation given by
Anthony J. KlOka. confessed EN-
bezzleT OF thousands OF dollars Of
county bond and mortgage taxes,
for suddenly throwing up the sponge
during his trial in the recorders
court. Wednesday, and changing his
plea 10 guilty.
The whole county building gang
ALI OF 'cm-wcrc in on this thing.
and we had meetings AZ which they
promised faithfully they would
stick. declared Kloka IN his cell
in the county jail, Thursday.
kloka was playing cards IN ward
- ti,- jaii " n~u Times reporter
found MIN
Hello, there" shouted Kloka as
he rose from the card table What
do YOU think OF those dirty, yellow
backed buns going back on me the
way they did?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

Lake trims 60 Cleveland. Buffalo
and Narkinac Island ABOARD the lux
uri0As steamers ~ tho ID. a G. Lake
Lines nre more popular with vnca-
tonists this year than ever before.
steamers for Cleveland leave daily
at To- y m and "a b m Bur
falo steamers leave daily nt g T.
m Nackfnac Island steamers leave
Monday and saturdays ar D. m
Wodne adaNs and Fridnya at $40 a
m Central Timcf. Information
about special trips 90 northern and
eaefetn summer resorts may he se-
cured from T. g. Davis. general pas
sengcr agent of the -. e. g. Lake
Lines or At the n. q G. ticket office.
Isl Criswold- -st.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
Second Inning

DETROIT -Hciiman famed Burns
hunted safely and went % secanG on
Evans wild throw Young grounded
to Turner Burns scoring ~tauaEe
went 90 second ou Evans wild throw
60 first Boiand famed. ono run. ono
hit. two errors.
GLEN ELNNB Roth singled - left
Harris singled through Roland Roth
going 60 SECOND Evans hunt fNrrcd
Roth Roland 10 VIII, Bush fumhled
Turppr's, grounder. ffsrris sceflne
and Evans reaching third ON 0'NeIls
squeeze ENnnr scored aud 90 Soil $50
safe when Roland muned kiepfeT
sacrificed. uufand Co Rurns Granny
flied o. Cobb. TWO runs three hits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

renee, No. 293 Nicksburg.ay Gus.
toms agent for the Canadian Pacific
railway He is in full charge OF The
local customs department Of the
railroad and his work now consists
chiefly in handling war supplies for
ihe United states government HIS
two assistants have both been draft
Cd and he railway company repre-
sented that ho could not possibly be
spared
John s Miller. No 70l Rohns
ave. the city freman who claimed
exemption on the ground that be is
mariner. must 20 70 war Miller
is a fireman on The ere tug james
Battle lie produced no supporting
AFFIDAVIT that HIS place would BE-
hard 20 Oh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
FRITCH SET
FREE ON BAIL
Bond Of $4,000 Releases Doctor
Charged With Man
slaughter

DR. George A Fritch. arrested on
charge OF manslaughter following
The death OF Mrs Christine Gordon.
20 whom ne Is alleged 10 have given
illegal treatment, was released
under $4,000 bond. two sureties
Wednesday night
4 warrant formally charging Or
Fritch with manslaughter. was
sworn out by Detective Max Gross
man before Justice Stein Thursday
morning. and the defendant will be
arrMgned Friday morning
County physicians performed an
autopsy on the body OF Mrs Cor
don. Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
Sixth Inning.

DETROIT cobb scratched hit
to shout Neach forced cobb chap
man 90 Turner Harper bats TOR
feilman. Harper singled over FIRST
Nearh takinE thIfd on klepfer mun
Df Turner'S throw Burns sacrifice
ffed - Granev. scoring Neach Young
Ftus Ted o. right and took second on
Spfakcrs throw IN an attempt 90 get
HARPER, at third \StanaEs famed.
One(run three hits. one error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
WILSON IS
HAILED AS
ALLY CHIEF
Chorus of Approval
Greets Reply To Pope
In Britain
LEADERSHIP
Is ACCLAIMED
London Press Sees New
Spokesman For
Entente

LONDON. Aug. 80 England WAS
again moved 20 admiration OF Amer
ica and OF President Wilson today
after reading the presidents note
10 Pope benedict More than one
newspaper hailed tho American ev
ecutive as the new leader of the
Allied cause.
at the end of three years OF un
speakable strain and anxiety" dc
ciared the Morning Post. III is an
inestimablc service to the Allie. "a
find such leadership a. this
strong. clear sighted. inncNiblc IN
spring new courage and faith. sham
ing the faintnearied and silencine
the perverse and disafccted
The Chronicle pointed out that
President Wilson had reminded the
world that America was unfettered
by alliances IN "aubjectlng the Paris
resolution OF the Allies 20 unquaii
fed condemnation tThis was th'
resolution banding the Allies 20 com
mercial reprisals against Germany
after the war;
The rcsounding proclamation
which comes from The White House
OF the reality of righf and the real
ity ~ wrong and OF the impossible
iiy Of reconciling them or shadlnt
them into one another by goodna
turcd words" tho Chronicle added
might we'll have issued from the
vatican. tho ancient repository OF
Christian veritics
IL Is the answer of q practical
statesman 20 the peace dreaming
vatican and 10 may be- 10 other
courts as well" the Times summ1r
lied
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
Fifth Inning

DETROIT Stanarr lined 70 Tur-
nor O'Neil threw out Bolsnd.
walked Bush stole secppu.
man throw cut Wit 40 run, NJ hit.
no error.
CLEVELAND Bush threw out
klepfer grnney doubled to rIrht.
Heilman muNed Chapman's liner but
Grsney held second Speaker forced
thapman. Young 20 Bush ON tho hit
and run Roth singled thru Young.
sraney scoring Bush great pickup
behind second retired Harris. ono
run. two hits one error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
First Inning

DETROIT Bush heat out hunt,
Harris over ran Bush's bunt chap
man threw out Nitt cobb trlpled to
center. scoring Bush. Neach hIt into
double play. klcpfer o. Harris 90
O'NciI Cobb beinE out ar The plate
one run. ono hit ono crfrr
CLEVELAND --Graney walked and
died stealing Stanagc 90 Young
Chapman fied 90 Neach speaker lied
60 Ncach 80 runs. no bits. no cr-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud ,icInifyf Thursday
night fair aud warmer, Friday. part
~ ciondy and unsrftleds warmers
moderate winds shifting 10 south
west
Lossrr TfehiEanf Pair aud warmer
IhursdnN night and Friday.
I pprr Lakes i.nke superior. gen.
tic east 60 southeast Winds fafr
weather Thurrdur night Friday
show~rsr lakes Huron and Mfohf-
kan nGhf variable winds thursday
uichf. becoming gentle southeast on
Isidas fair weather tonight ard
Iridn1.
iewrr Lakes Gentle northeast
winds Thur-duy night. hr~ominE var
table t.riduf rtoudy weafher Thurs
da' 1lEht and Friday, except rain
on unfaria.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

Grouthes ave conquered lrOwns
inprlnnurd a. traitors. Erins and
laughs are easy winners In the smile
contest going on nightly o. tho COLT
scum - 20 AWus"mcnts on tho
Roard WALK. jefferson at Bridge -
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30
Fourth Inning.

DETROIT -Ueilman fouled %
- Neil. Burns flied 90 Roth Young
buntcd safely Young died stealing.
O'Ncil 20 Turner No run. ono hit mo-
error.
CLEVELAND. Bush threw nut
Harris Evans singled 20 right Iur-
ner sacrificed. holland e. Burns o'NefI
out. Bnlanf 20 Burns $50 run. me
lLf n Irrnr
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PEACE COUNCIL
MOVED AGAIN

HUDSON. Wis, Aug 30 Mayor
Frederick C0ndit late today said the
Peoples Council would not be per
mifted 10 meet, in this city Il
notified Dr. Lorenz Mayer, who ap-
piled for the use Of the municipal
auditorium. that the council could
not have H." he announced. and
after conferring with representative
citizens. find thar tho meeting is
not wanted In Hudson will so
notify GOV L. l.. Philip AZ Madison
today"
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Ighrst temperature thf. date fn
thr past 90 sear>, 81 iu 1875 low
est t8 in 1911.
Uut scar nEo today Highest tenn
pcrature. >3i lowest Gof mean. T2t
clear weather.
The sun sets thur-das az 1t0 ..
m. and ri-fs Iridas st : - p. m.
The uooh setr FRIDAY at titt A. m.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

- Louis
cHfraEo.
Batteres- Groom and SEVERED. c.
.ntte and Sshaik
phHa
Boston. On n
Batteries Johnson and Haley.
Leonard 0nd AEnew
Washlngton-New York. Rain.
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Boland and Klepfer
On Firing Line in
Cleveland TODAY
Inning 2 3 5
Det. l l O O O l
CIev. O 20 0 / O

. Cobb. Chapman unassisted NJ runs.
ono hit. no errors
CLEVELAND Boland threw out
Chapman. Spcakef popped g. Bush.
Wit threw out Roth. No run. no hit
mo- error
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Third Inning

DETROIT Bush fouied out go
O'Neiii Wit fled o. Granev. Cobb
ei-gled over second. Ncach forced
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Printtse-fhe pintr neat kind--tbst
il right-rimes Job Dept.-Msin s,1n-
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come 90 Monnt Clemens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

- Per cent Butter FRt Cream
With tho finest grade ~ coffee. IL a
combination hard Co beat Hotel
Grtswold cafeteria ADV.
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GERMANS PLOT TO BURN FOOL



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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-30

CLEVELAND. Aug. 30 Boland
and klepfer were the opposing
pitchers in todays Tiger-Indian con.
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Here's 10 the COW with the crumpIe,

horn
IS ho used a. give mlik 90 early morn.
Wo taught her the wiRElc dance 10
do.
Now she gives butter direct 20 you.
The uotei Griswold cafctcrla.--Adv.
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There are EIght S-|ase Paper:
In a Pound of White Paper

" compresslng all the news and ads that AZ 10
rnt into eight pages The Times gets the entire cost
white paper from the subscriber and requires the
'gtimate advertiser 10 pay only reasonable price
Dr uncontaminated space.