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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
P0LACCC OCUPA Ell LUCAR.
(Viene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

oficina que los tratajos encamina-
COS a proceder i 81 construction,
estan progresando rapida Y favora-
~bleDente.
Finalmente refiriendoSe q Sonora.
dee que han sido nombrados var;os
comitas que nenen a 81 cargo hacer
la distribution de t:erras que no son
culdvadas por suS propietagios Y
Que en- las instrucciones que Sc han
Droporcionado a esos comites figuca
Il lie qGc n:r-c"o C L. .o.cs Sc
z1~9 a5ilG c2I.a tcGgau Uaa cHtcn,
on MAYOR te veinticuatro acres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
EN- DlSTlNTAs parties DE ME.
Fiene de Ia Ia. plana.

fue c0municada Il eSta ciudad. la no.
ticia de- que una fuerza de 300 indies
yaQuiS. que C&c3ltaba ESc2!Gn, I'm I'M
pcrtante puntO situad3 entire thlhua-
hua y TCr.e6n, - subiev0 contra Sus
lies y abandon@ L. E,Staci"n que cs-
,aha rcnT;ada u Su cuidadO. Al mis-
mt tiempG Se ha rscihido nCt;cia de
L. ciudad dp Mexico, de que en- Ia Ca
p!tal dc Pueblo tuyr iugdr n suble-
,aciGa de yaquis, aunqur en este ca
so nc Sc comunican detallcS de nu-
me nj de lugar.
Fl hech@ Si-niC!cativO d. que t13a.
las insubcrdinac:0nsS hayan tenid0 lu-
gar preciSamentc dcSrueS de que do
principle Ia formidable rebellion va
qui de Sonora. que ;antc csta pre0cu-
paniG ii Plutarco Elias Gales, V de
QUO Sc vaya t%XtendiendO con rapidcz
pcr tcd0S aquel!0s lugareS dGndc hay
indies Dc esa tribu. hacc pensar muy
sacramento. SegGn diccn les telegra-
mas recibidos On FL PaSc, 81 M ma
no oculta estari dirigicnd0 el movi-
n|ento rebelde.
Las informaciGneS de que Sc viene
hablando, ccnfcccienadaS pOr genie
GU" esta muy i~ntericrizada de les
asuntcs de Mexico, asicntan que 81,
conn Sc rumora con mucha insiSten-
cha. tiene algO gu" "a Oregon con
u nuevc mOvimient0, la cGSa es muy
grave para Carranza, pues que cl eX-
MinistrO de Ia Guerra cuenta con ell
apoyo de cerca de 10000 yaquis que
llov0 en- SUI viaje ~triunfal hacia Il in
terrier del pals, del Estadc de Sonora,
y les que ahOra Sc eRcuentran diStri-
buidOs en- distantaS parties de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
CERCA DE SAN MARCOS FUE-
RON QUEMADOS....
Fiene dc Ia la. plana.

m;smo no lego ningun tren d~uronte
el periodic de tempo que antes Sc
indica.
Por mas gestiones que Sc han he
cho para Obtener de los emp!eados
superiores del fe-rocarril Il hagan
alguna declaration sobrc las causas
que proGujeron estos incendios, has
Ia ahora sc han negado a decir una
s0la palabra sobre el particular ale
gando que no tienen datos 3astantes
para poder exponer una opinion
cue resultara fundada.
De uno de clos, cl q1e c~orrespon,
&c a "a division de Smithville. cerca
Dc Maxwell. Sc tiene cast ia certeZa
&c gI2 fue incendiado por los agen-
ties alemanes Y hay el dato precise
de que fue quemado por las dos en-
trem!dades 10 cual excluye toda po-
sibilidad de un incendio accidental.
En- cuanto Sc tuvieron not:cias de
las causas a que obedecian los retar-
los de los trenes Sc despach6 vio-
!entamente IN tren de reparaci6n que
% encars6 de arregiar PROVISIONAL
ncnte los puentes Gestruidos para
no entorpecer por mas tempo el ira
leo, a eserva de hacer IA compos-
tara definitiva mas tacde. a ESQ sc
'eh.5 gle los tenes lutheran podi-
CO. tan psontO. seGui~ suS respect
vcs vaminos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
La vida de Espa1a...
Eiene de Ia Ia. plana.

cata'anes declare e. primer ministro
qpe an grupo de senadores y dipu-
tados de esta region ten!a en- estudio
IN proyecto que pr0Nmamente sera
sometido al Parlamento, mediante Ell
caal Sc proponia refornar Ia Const-
t1ci0n en- el senudo de concederle
i ParlaInento el control de los nego-
cos extranjeros, de los aspntos na-
,al.s ) militares y de los relacioaa-
dos con las contribuciones. Iguamen-
te pretenden que II designation de
Senadores cue en- Ia actualidad es
una ~prerrogativa del Rev, cese por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
Marguia en- Ciudad Juarez.

BESIDE 81 sabado. segun Sc asegura
en- gsta, Sc c~ncuentra en- Ciudad Jua-
req 81 iefe de O~peraciones en- Chihua-
haa. general Francisco Murguia,
auien lego IN tren especial a. las do
&c &c Ia noche.
Viene con el objeto de reorgani2ar
t robustecer la guarnicion de IA ciu-
dad. para ponerla en- estado de defen-
sa contra e possible ataQue dc los Vi
lliStas.
Sc dice tambitn que ali mismo or
ganizara una expedition sobre Vi
In Ahumada Y Oiinaga, para batir 2
los rebeldeS que AMI Sc hacen cada dia
mas fuerteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
LIE SERA DADO FASAFORTE AL
CONDE Won LUXBURG.

BUENOS AIRES, Octubre 22-El
condo Karl Won Luxhurg, ell eX-Minis-
tro aicman en- este pais. Sc embarcara
q dia psimero del entrante mes de
Noviembre a bordo del vapor holan-
daS "Hollandia", perteneciente 4 Ia
K~oninklije Ho~liandschc Lloyd, que
h"hri i. conducirio 4 Rotterdam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
.ASESlSATO DEL VELADOR
Niene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

que IS Ia cabecera del CondadO, con
81 objeto de que ALA Sc prosigan las
investigac:ones del case.
Segun los rumores que corren,
este individuo, cuyo nombre no Sc
ne Gado Z conocer todayia, ha con,
fcsado de plano 81 crimen, ptgo es,
tos rumore no nan sido confrmados
hasta estos momentos por las auto
ridadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
TRACiCAMENTE MURiO.
Witnc de Ia Ii. rag.)

Galyan Y hoy a las cuatro de II tar
lie Sc lie dara sepultura.
Butler Sc nee6 q hacer ~declaraci37
alguna, diciendo que Sc reservaba
para despues de hablar con u abb
gados, los que nombrara hoy &c
acuerdo con su esposa.
Abraham Galvan deia su espo3a Y
yarios hijos, i%gnorantes todoS clos
de los motives que ~originaron IA ira
gedia. Galyan nj morir estaba dAetr-
mado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
PORFIRIO GONZALEZ.
Niene de Il Ia. plana.

Nucvo Leon, Il un piHuctc de renta
hombres al manic de uno de suS
oficiales. que entr6 4 Ia p]oblacion sin
que Sc le hicera reSistencia nlnguna.
Una vez en- ella, Sc aperson6 con
Ia a~utoridade V vecinos Y les pidi6 un
prestamo de cuatro mil pesos, 4 NOM
bre del Coroncl Gonzalez Y para
los gastos del movimiento.
Las PARTICIPATES personals de la vi
LA. negociantes Y h~acendados, 50
dieron prisa en- conseguir el prcstamo
reQuerido. cuyo total fut entreEado
al dia s~iguiente, previo otorgamiento
de los correSpondienteS rccibos.
Una vez recibiios los cuatra mi!
pesos, los hombreS de Gonzalez aban-
donaron In villa de General Treviio.
sin haber come,idO en- ella el menor
cxceso. de 10 cual los ~habitantes ucc-
daron altamente sariSfcchoS, pueS no
eStaban acostumbradoS a clio, nj por
las pa1tidas rebeldeS nj por las luer-
ZaS gCbiernistaS.
Hasta Ia fe2na. las fuerZas car:an-
siStas "a haH .iiciudc cCu;ra G.':I%-
lvz persecution ninsuna. Ash pues,
no cS cleric que haya soStca!,io IN
solo cOmbatp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
IN N.APOR JAPONES Db1APh
RECID0

TOXIC. Octubre DEL vapor ia
ponts "Hicachi Maru," cue debia ha-
Der arribado 4 IL bahia de Delagta.
Africa Orienta! Portuguese, q dia
10. de Octubre, Is fecha que no ha-
&c 81 entrada en- esas aguas. por 10
Que Sc cree que ei c!tado barco haya
sido yictima lie alguna nina subma-
rina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
Ia llegada de Ca-ranza.

10 u mas sensation ha causado
en- el elemento carrancista de Chihua-
hua. es el que 10 gravedad de Ia ST.
tuaci6n. impedira Y hara por demaS
peligrosa, Ia vista que e. Presidence
Carranza desea hacer al Estado. q
principles del entrante mes de No
viemore.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23

complete con 10 cual Green que Sc
dara al Parianento mayor homegenei
dad, toda e que u miemb-os Sc
ran totalmente elegidos por e! pue-
bio Y deSean. ademas, que sc les
conceda 2 las provincias Il mayor
autonomia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
%panaderoS no.,
Yicne dc n Ia. plana.

Tai es al ~presente, Ell estade gene
raj de Ia huelga de panaderos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23

Tai es al preSente, Ell eStadG gene
raj de Ia huelga de ~panaderos.
Una falsa version
La mahana de aver, Sc presento
en- 10 reduction de La Prensa, una
conisi6n de los obreros huelguiStas,
tornado por los sres. Antonio +.
| Garcia. como ~presidente. Roberto
Cisneros y Julian Ahumana.
FL objeto de So vista era el 81
euiente:
En- el nlmero correspondence Al
dia de aver de IN p]eri0dico que Sc
.publica en- ingles apareci0 IN para
10 en- e! que. ~ hacer referencla =
In huelga de ~panaderos, sc inslnuaba
n posibilidad de que entire los obre-
ros que tai movimiento habian inI-
ciado. Sc encontrasen algunos MEM
bros de Ia agrupaci6n cOnocida con
81 nombre de Trabajadores Indus
~triales del Mundo de reconocidOs Il
mes Discoveries V tachada de poner
| .istematicamente SerioS obStaculos Il
las actividades de Ia industrial anne
ricana.
La comisiGn antes dicha, acudio 4
nuestras oficinaS con el fin De pc
dirnos que hicieramos constar que Ia
espe.ie era de TODD punto falsa )
que, por 10 tanto. Ia "Reminiscences
categoricamente.
Por prGpia rCluntad y sin SugeSti&nes
La huelga. declaraIon los refe-
| rides sehores, la hemos necho por
lrues;ra s0la y propia voluntad, por
nejorar nuestras condolences ' OBJ
tener algo que creemoS de cntcra
justicia.
Sc inicio en- Ia siguicnte forma:
! reunidos una noche en- session Ell Il
! Sociedad MoreloS. Mutua de Pana-
deros. nos Q~uej4bamcs de 10 dificil
lie nuestra situari0n por 10 exiguo
de los ~salarioS Y 10 rudo del traba-
10. Y acordamos entonces hacer una
Iafnada " hueSIIoS 'o'' '""e'0S ~
dos, con -el fin de que, de comhn
acuerdo presen'aFamoS " los "uenoS
De p~&nacerias. Il Se7!e He PROPOSE
clones que Sc reGuclan q 10 S'EU!eh'e'
A que Las hor"S He ''ao"!o '"e'
ran G!cZ S~o!ainehte.
A que los salaries fueSeI' los 81
guienteS: y pesos sfnanar!oS e!
maestro De pan&derla. - pesos su
segundo Y IS los oficiales 0 ayudan-
tes.
A que las horas extras sc nos
nagaran I raZ"n de lreln'a cen'a'c@
= bora.
Asl 10 hIcSnoS. y aiGunaS panaHe-
rias, entire elias "a dc! 81. J&c!Hto
Estrada. aceptaron ae'de !"eS" las
proposscIones' y suS op1eF0s ~U@-
ron tfaDal&R0o.
otFos no. ) a!GuHoS ne'"oS 9u@I"-
10 SIN traoaJo' ehtFe e!'o' h'So'FoS
res, es9er"nGo a'n que sc t!esue I"
atsun aEres!o' PEes S'"''oS Us "'uES-
'oS q "o 'eJ" t3 rorI',
eS' F"e ~ -,
e
~
49,.
He'i0s e@''
t0S
4@u ~
~
Ia" -.
ESQ {" '"a''vo "
He n"eS''" 9'i''~ '0'
"e |e"'p0' que I" !" F-e
~ ~
&c FNe'
'u"e' u'''"eS ~ 80
Z p''o 0'' P~"' fI
. ., ell Ids pte|"S ue ''"'o Ce"-
laFoS' oD''enel los '"e!'oH "e p''"-
CeII">, HNSeSI' SH' PSiJHN1' @E
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
LOS CARRANCisTAS ST APRfs
Uiene de Ia II. Pag.)

Otra partida de mas o menos con-
sideraci6n, esta Guena de las cerca-
Mas de Ojinaga Y anenaza a Ia pobla-
ci6n. que probablemente ha caido "a
en- su poder.
Cerca de Villa Ahumada, en- IN i'm
portante mineral, Sc ]encuentran hace
ms &c IN mes, IN nucleo rehelde de
cerca de cuatrocientos hombres. que
ha derrotado "a Z los destacamentos
que Sc han enviaio q atacarla, qultan-
doles caoallos = pertrechos Y hacirn-
doles baias lie consideration.
Todo este. ha puesto en- alarna Z
las auroridades militares De Chihua.
hua. que Sc e~ncuentran perpleJas an
t. Ia dificultad de Ia Situaci0n, pueS
que al mismo tempo neeesitan hacer
canpaRa energica Y activa en- el Nor
te ' en- el Sur del Estado.
En- n parte sur. los rebeIdes mar
dados por Canuto Reyes Y personal
mente gor Villa. han infligido Serias
derrotas I los carraEcistas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

interurbanS on Jeferson-aye. west
could not handle holiday Groves
with the present schedule. II re
Quifes more han Az hHuI 70 HINT
the trip from the city hall
Insofar as the pure air necessary
10 ideal recreation IS concerned
there appear 10 be assurances OF
plenty OF smoke n the down-riveT
factories don't furnish IL, the rail
road locomotives viii meet The situa
tlon. In addition. there are odors
from some of The factories
II Is a geographical fact that the
farm IL more convenient Of access 10
residents OF River Rouge. Ecorse.
Ford CITY 8HG Wyandotto than 60
the majority OF Detroits vest sid
ers.
Despite efforts OF some Of the al
dermen 70 table the proposed pur.
chase plan. the council has instruct
cd Commissioned Dust 10 furnish an
estimate OF the probable cost ~ cor
verting the farm into a park, sew
eral opponents OF the plan declare
that. the estimate II properly pre-
pared. win be sufficient 20 k.il the
project when IL comes W for hnsl
disposition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
NOTED MINOR
LEAGUE MOGUL
QUITS GAM

DALLAS. Tex. Jan.-f5-A nj
,uresQue and well known figure &
minor league baseball left the gan.
last week. when a sypdlcate heade.
by Doc" White bought the Dalls.
Texas league franchise from Jo'
Gardner Gardner had been owns,
OF the club for m7nS years. and n
has tipped or. many a good rlay'I
TO the major leagues his activity 4
rounding up youngsters for tho b
show really caused his downfall ~
sold his good players az fast as the
demonstrated class. and let palli
haze tail end hail. Gardner booksl
rhe exhibition games for tho ID
troit Tigers ard New York Giant
last year. ard has represented BOT.
clubs in similar capacities Fri
quently
The syndicats which bough, vi
Dallas club is featured by tho pref
ence OF Doc White. former Viii
sox pitcher and Ham Patterson. vd
non club manager In the Coal
league White vii te bueinsss hes
Of the club and Patterson viii
manager A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
{. Q. WOODS SON
TAKES OWN LIFE
Leaps To Death From Eleventh
Floor of New York
Apartment

NEAT YORK Jan - Crock q
Noas aled o. son 81 former Demo.
cratic Nstioea' Dnmmif;eeuan r q
Wool nj flint Mich and Veh
.raNe n tae automobile business.
eapaa trosn fho alntov of hi- part
un the eleventh Zoos 40 No
i-- REVERSED drt and eas boz. ans
r. ied
wood bad b,en in 30 health for
om uH and aet receRft tnfsr
gone 80 operation il aas grder
lr ol trained nurse NLle
ll rioia~r md Sister were attend
ng hf rheater
Tire nurse lefr him alone IN me
swing room feT~a few moments while
hr prepared hiss bed when -ht re-
Turned Do usz gone An open w'a
dow gsve Inc clue to his disappe r
arle The body aas found 90 ,ha
laFement below f-W moment.
irfe- pea-h bad been instautau
e0g-
Nooa farhe- under treatment
la a hospital end may nor be abs e
attend hi- sons funeral. which vii
be held irons TEE family home in
FILM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
COUNTY CLERK
PREPARES FOR
THE PRIMARIES

John W smith. chief deputy com
~ clerk. already s making prepa-
ration for the primaries which viii
be held next April Petitions q
candidates must be aled with ire
county clerk no, later than FEB.
IA. az 4 O'Clock in the afternoon
Greatest interest ~centers IN the
election % circuit judges The pres
emf lnoumhents. Judges Hosmer.
Mandell. Murphy. Hally Codd. and
Van Ziie viii be candidates for r.
election. The number OF other can.
dldates In the. race viii depend
largely on what action viii De taken
by the legislature on the BIZ % give
WAYNE county six. more Circuit.
Judges.
II new judges are 20 he appointei
by the governor il IS possible that
an agreement Will BE- made where
BY The defeated candidates having
the highest votes viii be given e
place on the bench
William r Moeller. county aud
itor. viii be a candidate for "a
election Eber r. Yost county
school commissioner also viii ask
another term
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
WRECK VICTIM
NOT EXPECTED
TO RECOVER

Preston Cromie. 81 years old. 81
Warren. Mich who was injured
Sunday morning n an automoBEe
acclaeni which brought death tn
his companion Miss Emma Moore,
II years Old. was SIN unconscious
Notwithstanding in Grace hospital
and llrtle nope is held out for his
recovery
The automobile WHICH Cromie
was driving was struck by a Michi
gan Central wreckinz train near the
railroad station 10 Warren It is
said Cromie drove directly into the
path OF the locomotive he and his
companion were hurled 81 yards
Miss Moore died in Grace hospital
Sunday evening AZ s O'Clock Boih
she and Cromie suffered fractured
skulls
The couple had planned 20 motor
70 Detroit 70 visit friends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
Autos and Cosket
Trimmings Will Be
Offered at Police Sale

Hear 70 Hear ye' Hear ye An
unparalleled opportunity for Detroit
people to buy everything from a
Ford car TO casset trimmings VIII
soon be presented The seIni-occa-
slonal police auction win be held a,
the police barns No Sc Fort-st.
east. Wednesday morning AZ .
O'Clock
Lieut.. Bill" Ryan Is authority for
the above statement The Ford car
Is no myth. according 20 Bin
neither are the caskei trimmings
Trunks. sditcases and other recep
facles. with their contents. are in
ciuded. together with ci0rhinz
enough 10 stock a county farm
Everything bat weapons. D. the
promise. and greater stock and
variety than ever before The 20
lice pension fund gets the. proceed
and. according 70 Lieut. Ryan ihs
public will get the benefit
The heterogeneous list 81 articles
includes property taken from
criminals OF every descr. Dtion. the
owners Of which have not beer
found All viii BE- sold 70 The high
est bidder
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

fl kcep ahfs line eof chatter nr.Ehfenea
sd fh the latest bits - huw0r ADD the
r.tult is that the burirslur natron
q. not tirn ~ hiw thrn cine years
r.lfHr ui Eh-Dlass specialize aff ~
IL ten al tins wcrke hfIl INF NTnf
Sistcrs 'NaNe "a splendid sipz ing frt
M MAS Hs well received as ans 'nrr.
irE fn ere show AZ ~undaN ,. opening
utffsrmanle Then there art Csc eia-
frrs Webster. whoa can o. almost amy
errf rt dance "a iilc - piping rope
NlVnrs fs another dancer. hut of "a
dIHrrtrf Kind. she clpSUs thr hllI
sally Holland ana lucille Ante lead
"a Nonnr. lively chorus bon several
snnE numbers Vincent NuccN, "a ten
ur Hlsn furnishes SOME EXCELLENT
tu.al entcrta 'nmeut Win the horus
s- hfs BACKGROUND Two hurlettss
srr tnr tchlcies for most az Reid e
flnrrakfn, Of course. they do NOT
hnn-t uf ploL but this tr uo longer
expected ~ hurlesluc. so long a. the
g.rrs tian has Nis emporium tN fo sa
aud &C. THO things for which the
tir krt holders pay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
BAVARIAN KING
UPHOLDS KAISER
Praises Emperor's Denuncia-
ton of Allied Reply
To Wilson

AMSTERDAM. Jan 10 Lively
appreciation OF the kaisers defiance
10 the Allies and acquiescence in HIS
declarations that toe Eu,ente's re.
fusal or peace shows their bound
less lust Of conquest" was expressed
In message from the king Of Ia.
varis 10 Kaiser Wilhelm today, ac-
cording 20 Munich dispatches
In part the kings message read
Uur strong words expressing IN
dignation over our enemies AFRO
giant reply find lively echo In all
our hearts. All the German eeople
share your iron will ~ break Our
enemies prasumpiion-the enemy
whose var aims disclose their bound.
less lust of conquest and desire for
our destruction.
THE self-sacrihcing heroism OF
The troops OF tho empire and OF the
people WILL hencefor,h defy al at
lacks and lead 20 victory May God
continue with our just cause"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
CANADIANS URGE
ENLISTMENT ON
L. S. SOLDIERS

AItho emphatic denial comes from
Capt q A. Jordan. In charge Of Ell
listing men for overseas battafons
in Windsor ta4i any erQrf has nj
is being made 70 induce men ~ The
Thirty Michigan regiment "a
Join vs. Canadian forces. soldier
~ FOR Wayne are daily reporting
20 their commanding officers thai
hey havf been approached while IN
the Tritsd states Uniform on wind
sar streets ard asked % enlist for
foreign service The claim % Capt.
/ 15FTTTI TTET 0TT7yFTs NM u0n=rOr1=
miseloned officers have been close.
y Instructed MOI n attempt 20 en-.
Vac American soldier seems tobsye
been fully subs'an'iated. Onensea
recently charRed are claimed n
have been committed entirely ~
Canadian enlisted men. who possess
no authority 20 Do recruiting ser
VICE
since he-lroturn " the Thirty.
6rs regimen from The Mexicea
border ifs members have been efven
Tree ACCESS 20 windsor while n
anifwnrV
capt Jordan admits that many
OF fhe men now being enlisted fsf
tne overseas hsitsli0ns about 20 =
day In Windsor sre from no Amcr.
ican side ~ Tho river
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
Citizens Must Give sauerkrsut 70
Trcops
EDITOR DIES OF
STOMACH TROUBLE

William r. Hughes. editor of the
Michigan Catholic for the past 81
years. and who had a very wide ac-
1ualniance among the Catholic
clergy and iaity NJ Michigan. is
dead in his home. No. 81 Edmund
pl. Death came shortly before I
o'clock Monday morning Mr.
Hughes was 50 years old
Hr. Hughes had been confined 70
his home with stomach trouble for
tife last FIVE weeks. but he has SUI
fered from the maIady for about
two years. He was unconscious for
several hours before he died
The editor a, frst studied for the
priesthood. but ne did not finish his
course He Wis born In Grand
Rapids. and after studying there
and In Mt 81 Mary's seminary
Emmettsburg. Maryland. he came
20 Detroit IN 1882. when he pur.
chased The Western Home Journal.
Catholic weekly. the name %
which no changed 20 the Michigan
Catholic and which ne had published
since
Mr. Hughes was member Of
many Catholic organizations. amon7
them being the Knights OF Coium.
bus and The American Catholic Edi.
torIal association, the last named
Of which he was vicepresident fie
IL survived by bis widow. two sons.
Rem Chspoton. an attorney, and Cas-
par Borgess.. both ~ Detroit. two
daughters. Mrs. Herman Moeves OF
Kalispel. Mont. and Miss Adele
Hughes. ~ Chicago. two brothers
James r. and Edward M. 81 Grand
Rapids, and two sisters. Mrs. I'd
ward Stokes. % Grand Rapids. and
Sister Mary f:rnerentia. % -. Mary's
college, Monroe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
SYMPH0NY'S
SUNDAY CONCERT
PROVES SUCCESS

The annual all.wagncr program Of
the Detroit symphony orchestra waa
given before large audience N
tne Arcadia auditorium. Sunday aft
ernoon
Director Gales bad arranged a
comprehen Bvc liat Of selections
from "fohfngrin." one from Par
slfsl." FIVE from DIE Heistersing.
ers and the famous Kaiser.
marsch"
The IohenFrin selections included
gthe ''Vorsplel" and the Introduction
20 the third acf From "Parsifal'
Ma chosen -laaascrl haLlL beau
tiful Good Friday Spell" music
All The numbers were creditsbly
Interpreted and drew marked ap-
piause.
The orchestra showed notable lm
proyement especially in ensemble
playing and In the brasses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
YOUNG MAN AND
SISTER HELD ON
GIRLS STORY

Suspected OF attempting 70 admin
lister Illegal treatment 70 Miss Mars
EckeDswiller ~ years Old. Enc Rob
inson, % years old. Of the Columbia
apartments. and her brother James
Robinson. OF No $50 Hart-ave are
detained p. the police
Miss Eckenswilier is in the re-.
ceiving hospital and upon her rep
RESERVATIONS detectives visited Miss
Robinson II her apartments. When
they entered IL is alleged she a.
tempted % leap from q third STORY
window James Robinson s. said 70
have been former friend % the
Eckenswiller girl az their home Ia
Deckerviile. Mich :,