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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24
SbOmas W(iin,er.
MiIn5crs gipgrapG.
8on & arl e u n.

Bie iiber mnn6en GeOplltinGr, oor
unb no4 tbm, oefien Gofe unhrles:n
1T, iino mir ouh iifer WtInscr I6leht
unterriAtet. geift, hnB es an gtuaz
rldten l6:r ibn Feb.te, ober lie 1tomz
men meilt bon ieinen Ge9nern fer. Iinb
geRd1Iig rnb un3uberIGIiig. Die be-
tnnn."ite Nuelle iiber WliiBer iinb Die
NttttelIun9en MelonGtons in beIIen
rSitorie 9b5ne Mliinbers, bes onz
fen9ers Der D0ringiiGrn plfrur. 1e6r
niblif 81 lelen" uIip., bic pobrifei1z
ltd lInmittel6or nud Der g}ieberitluz
gun9 oes 2luFitnlOss, no6 inn cSobre
1925 Ielbit, erIdien Gie lit fat in olen
Selomtous9oben Der Werte Qut6ers
oba"orlldD. g8ie objettip Elm SSiirF Ftenz
tne6t in jenem 3ettpunft iiber ben ae.
tabrl!6lten Jetnb Der SiirIten fbreiz
I'm tonnte, behnrf feiner 2(useinanber>
teBun9. NIelunAton 6otte 6eIonoere
llrio6e CUR Ge6diiigtsit. benn er Notte
:tne 6eitlang nit Oen @enoiien W}iin.
5ers 9elie6dugelt, aon bieIen
iel6it 8riefe erbulten, lpobl ouG
heontiportet. SSn Miinsers n2(us1eollno
beg neun5e6nten YioIms" herous1eqes
ben bon Q(9ricolo, 1T i'm g(n6onQ Elm
lo1'.niT4er 8rief Miin5erS an W}ez
lonfton o69eOrudt, in benz iener Die-
fen gu erer9iIferem 9orgs6sn gsaen
Die n8ottlofcn" m16nt.
W(eIon6ton lpor nlIo fommuniItiz
ifer Spmpotfien p"rbG9ti9. Grunb
9enug fir i'm, na9 Der Nieoerperfuns
Der &ommuniIten, iein 8erbred,"n
burh oerooppeltes Wiiten qeeen Iein.
unterlegenen e5emoIigen @eiItesrerz
fponoten gu fii6ren.
Muf nos SdlehtmoGen tommt es
BEN vTonFten" M@londton onein an,
ri6t ouf bic G'ftigfcit. Mut) in Qnn1
4leirh9iilti9en 6ro9en seist iifJ ieins
Soriteaung h6Qi9 un5uperGGiiig uno
lieberlif,.
Gn geiipieI 9eniiste. No6 Ntez
lonfton btelt iiG Miinser not Ieiner
gertrei6ung bon 2(uitatt Elm holbea
Sobr long perborgen, ei1g bonn nof
yturnber9 uno bon bort nat) M}I6t=
Doulen, ipo er Elm SSo6r luno blieb, biz
5Hm @uS6ruA bes S2uerntri"o.. Dos
mnfte Suinmmen ii6er onbertbal6
Sabre. SSSn B'rtli6feit mar Miinser
i'm glu9uit 1924 nod in 9tGitGtt. uno
i'm Se9inn bes 9(priI 1925 bro6 Der
Eo1'rnoiiFItonb Gus. Mon Iiebt, ipie
ldderli6 Die MelnndsionTfe G6rpnoz
logic 1T, 9ona o6aeic6eil bapon. baB
oQe bieie 9lngofl:n iiber Miinsers
@g1,,--..-,s}5sssunqen fetne Sbur ton Bobrz
beit entholten.
Sleibm uno 9noboIius bohsn bic
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24

bllnlcnreihcn 8icicn nnO bon oa BIS
6u 2i0O Wtctcr &iccrcsb0tt nit 8aIo
bcocft. Is lillo alio ald) in oen b5.
hcrrn 9icQioncll, bis 5l ocncn Die lln>
ter 600 Wtetcr III Wten0e angcbalten
&ri!tllrpflal15cn nidt cnlporlteigen,
9lll1lt'0c Sprallsicbllngcn fiir nleniG-
libc SfcOllngcn 9cgc6cn.
&ognltattcll obionOcrliGcr 9(rt fin.
Den ii6 bier uno hl aud, 6ci &ultur=
nnttoneM 0ie ollf bic 6obe @ntlpif:
hing ihrcr 9nlflnit itol, iein oiirfcn.
"a iilO sinG6lt Die iblpimmenoen
rltiIii6cn 6iIdcrmobnlngen l;nb lpei.
ter 0ie 5ll 8obnbGlliern un1oeuanoel-
ten olIS0cNienten 6iirberbarfcn ser ar
men ScpoIfcr1ng IN Oen Stranoo0r=
fern ocs fran5oIilhcn Gcpartcnlents
Fas De Calais. Gas fieloben ouige=
rl6tetc, bon rob 5niommcngefiigtcn
Efolten gcItiibtc Boot bicnt ser Se=
baltlung ais 3immeroefe ln0 Tudl
Sir lno Scnitrr pcrocn nit ser Sd.
&c berdllS9eidlnjttcn.
9lu 0ic aQerQlteItc 1Sorln oes aris
l6en @obnfulicS gen1obnen IN eineln
gepilicn Slnne Die SGus6en in 0cn
olten Steinbriiden bon 2oupoi9ne
(TronfreidO. 9tad Soilet be DUO 1it
ols Oicic GItcite SSorm cin an Sen Sci
len Gelcbntes 9lotbauS nit GtroG-
pultOot) lmo allf Efolten rllbenOeml
Sorood) onillieben. Sorn linfs lno
redltS beianoen iih, einen Sof Elm.
ihlieBenO, gtebengcb1u6e fir @ie6
ltnO @orrGte 9to6 cinem 0bnlide1
9mllplon iinO bic Sd)0pier icner an
bic SteiIpanO Oes Steinbruds ge.
lcGntCn @Gusten pcrfn6ren MIR ba.
ben lie lid, oieliafl nod Die Stcil-
manO ielbIt 0llr6 bineingetriebenc
9oblungen 5u @o6n5nefet nuBbor
qenoGt. Die 9luerormiten teilen oieie
Sohlen iogor nod NIT mon6crlei
&leinoief.
aonn man iit] eincn gclpoltigcre I
@eqCniob poritc0cn ais 5rpiIhen bie.
len iommerliden Standardization nnS
iencm ubodIten Srilmp6 Ser 9or-
fllnIt", BEN Ser ungebeurc @oIfelt=
FRASER 0arbiCtet ?"-~
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24

9aritsauns Melon9tons einFod obqes
idtrteben. rSas sanae brittle 8ut Der
@si9idte ses 8ouerntrieges Don @no,
OoItus (eri4ien 1870 iit cine ue6erz
iebuns Der S6rift Me[andtons." 8on
alsibon unb @nobol;als ut Il. in bic
fpdteren Sei4idten Der Ssit iibersez
gangen. Grit bic fron5oIH9s M,oolu>
tion perbalf Miin5er einiserlnaBen sl1
fetnem Redte. N:n goItor s. ST..
Strobel in Bo6rbt (goDsrn) reate lie
gum @tub:um bes 8ouerntrieqs, na=
a'ntlid bes MinssriGen 9(ufrubrs
on, er entbe6te. bic 2iiden unb Wiosrz
iprii6e Der MelunftorlI6en 0orItelz
lung unb iu9!s ibn.n m0glifeit obsuz
belfen in fetner S9riIt: ,2eben,
S4rtften llnb 0ehren S6omGe D1Inz
Bers, bes urh'bers bss gouernouflton>
oes in S6iiringen", Niirnbere uno 9l[z
torf 1895. Gs lit Die erits trii1eni6ofiz
li6e Monogropbie iiber MIn3sr, unb
nit ibr tann ii6 nur no6 eine meTen,
bic Oes goitors Geibemonn, Der 1842
cine S4rift 6srouseob: v56omos
N}in5er, enc 8to9rop6ie, no6 ben i'm
&onieGi6 IG6iiihen SouptItootsorz
Gib 8u DRESDEN por6onbsnen Nuellen
6eub6eitst", DRESDEN unb 2eipsi9.
Seioemnnn 6ot cine Rs.bs neuer0otuz
mente beigsfro6t, Nober eg peripri6t
i'm Sitel s"iner 9(rbeit me6r ols er lei
itet, oenn in ben meiIfen Yuntten itiiRt
er ii6 einFo6 ouf Strobel, ben er oft
obIaaelbt, obne ifn gu nennen.
Die iiingits &rbsit iibsr Miinser lit
pon S.Werr 9eliefert. vSbomos Miinz
ger II. SeinrifYfeifer, l523-1525"
GOttingen 1889. cine Oottorbiherto=
tton, oeren 9erfoher teine GeleQen6eit
beridumt, feline quite, fiiritentreue g.
iinnung an ben Sag gu legen. 0os
Gafri'tGen 6rin9t einise @in5elbeiten
unb 6ronologii6e HidtiqIteGunaen,
bic ouf neuen, in 3etti6riften unb
Sommlungen Der itssuten Moteriolien
feru6en. 9lber ss bletbt am Qeu3erz
lifIten boften unb 5eist ni6t bns min
a"ite @eritdnbnts fir bic Sbeen uno
Dos Mirfen Miinaers.
Ollie nnberen MonoQrop6ien iiber
W}inser, bic uns' gu @eIi6t sefommen,
| limb piil"nI Id)oftlt1 obne Wert.
60 gum 9siIpiel 6. b. 9ocsfo,
~Sbomos Miin3er, behen GEorofter
unb S6tGi Ginls", 9nGe unb 2eipsig
1912, obsr g. @trs;F; w5bomos Miinz
ser ober Or tbiirinqer 9ouerntrieg"
2eip5i9 1886.
glm miieroteliten 1T bes YrofeIz
iors 0eo . ySbomos Miin3er", elm 9ors
tro9, ge6olten i'm Quftru9 bes soongez
l{Gen 9ereins in Berlin 1856. @r tot
einfo6 Seibemomn oRgsifrieben, o6er
nit serpilen geiebertrdfti9teiten 9sz
ipdt.
Nus 19nenauen Iprt6t Der Set1t Des
W}elonat9onichcn Modperts uno
ebenlo uus en- ulIgemetiirn 0nriteuunz
gen iensr 3eit big ouf Sonfen unb
Hompbre6t 6ero6.
&ir fennen inter Ocn icIbIt1noi'
gen Goritc0llngen Otiin5crs MIR ci-
| nc, Die Ser h;itpriidcu Gc0rutl,uu
Nes Mormes ltno icincr Ecrionlitbfclt
gereft geluorOcn lit: oiclcni9e, Die
inns &. zimmerman III icincr Sc
id;6te oes grobcn Sullernfricgcs"
Nlbt, luelbes 8crf, trotOcm icit lei
llcr criten 9lllflage mc6r als cin bal
bes SSsabrb1nbert perfloiien lit, iln-
lner nod nidt crreift, qcIdpeige
nenn iibertruffen puroe, lpenn oltd,
cin6elne ieincr 9etail5 ocrultet ltno.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24
ben, ipsIfe Die 8ii1eniGoft Nuullsna

ben. ipslGe Die 8iNeniGoft 4unllens
polDpen ucxr SpbromebrltIen nennt.
uTift5 in Der g}otur", Ia9t Elm be-
riifmter &prnQenforI6er, liam nit
Der 3ort4eit, 5einbsit uno glnmut bic,
I:r tlelnen, mild9tpeiBen RoIetten berz
9,tden reroen, lpelde ii6 ilt ipunoerz
bar IdOner 8eiIe ppn Dem gldlRenoen
Hot oss &orollenI Itodss obbeben."
Die o6t glrme pieier lpinSiaen,
Eoerous einIa9 organiiierten Sierz
Gen, BERN Snneres eigentlid mir Ell
men beutel[Ormigen 9eroouunssiut
0orlteQt. iino belpimmpsrt coer nit
fein'n 3OnoI IGumen tebedt. Sic Iteben
lin Die Wtuno0ffnung' berum uno
ltruoeln BEL ibrem Sim unb 9erbenes
gen Dem Bplppen Die noti9e Nofrung
gu. Die gpiOermis bes Stodc3 tit
bon einem 9leB bon SonGlen our94
orungen, no our1 olle Sierhen Der
HolpllIe mttetnnnoer III 1nnt9er Nerz
ttnOung iteben unb tire remeininme
@rnaGrung h:rbeigefiibrt miro. @tens
10 trogen nle Snoipibuen Der &pl1nie
Qemetniom sur 9ilounq uno @erQr0s
Bcrung oes taltigen SaGetts bel, oas
Der gOn5en YolDpensemeini6oIt as
Stiit9eriiIt Dient. 2ebteres lit 1tun,
nie Seio9t Der fiji oelr 9onoel pertz
oolle Sell Der @oelfprulle.
Der aus Dem Meere ennpor9e6obene
&orou:nltod rptrp Suerit sereinist, gez
trodnet uno oomn nit grpben SiirIten
bon ieiner @pioermts beTreit. No9z
Dem Die &orolle borouf nit einGr Teile
gegldttet lit, piro lie perpodt unb ouf
ben Martt gebro4t. Die neitsre Ser
orbettung gu perlen, feineren Sdnisez
ret:n uno 3ieroten besp. 8tjouterien
oller Irt gei6'ebt nlsoam nit Silfe
Der Drebbont oDer nit Dem gjrobIfi6el
uno Sfmirgelpopier.
Dos SSiIdgn ober 2psreiBen Der
@oeltorollen com Wteere:9runre qez
| 1d]iebt nit eiIenumroGmten Sd'epp7
nsBen ooer unter SenuBung eines
| Itorten, an einem biden SeiIe b!fefigz
ten 9OI3treu3es, lporon Nuniten bpN
nlt"n. jeoot felsm 0tebpsrt tear.
Sedtlnppen 6Gn9en. &ommen bieTe
nit ben Son9nrmen Der 8prollentierz
fGen in 9eriifrung, oonn tIomm'rn lie
Td Ooron feit, OoB, lpenn man oos
9ol3treu3 6ebt, Der 9an5e &orallenitot
bnm 8oDen u6reibt uno. an ben Suoz
itsn hdngenb, in baa 6fIferfoot ge>
5pgen lperoen tonn.
Die @DeltprnQe tetpo6nt nur ous
0tjttelmeer uno bic &iiI.enTgion ppn
Norb!peitufrito no Die Sn'sln bes
@riinen 8orQe6iros5 .eine nus1ssefz
nete 5unOiteQe 6itDen SSm M}itteIz
lGnoiiden Mteere fifteen bic 5tu.,iener
FouptiGflidl on Den &iiiien rpn 6 Siz
fen Nno SorDinieu nuc6 SorNGen.
Nton oerlpsnoet bo6ei Soras orr 3 bis
IA 2onnen Sro4fab'9teit. - De
! id4rlide Geluimung Don Gheltcro0en
I'M g!}ittelmser fGlpnntt 5piidlen 80,z
! CCC mn 2CGCC0 &ilo. GI6reno
friihcr be iilrot qsT1r6ten Stiide um
teuerIten 6e3ohlt iuurrln, sie9t mon
ebt Die 7ort roloForbiaen p0r. Die
G,nuptmdrtte fir Gbelforollen unb
S(Gmuditiide nus &Drnls'n inb Neoz
bel uno Poris, bpG lie9t Die &orOGen1
| iiIGerci uno netere YerNrbeituno bprs
rlbmli4 in DEN 9dnben Der 5 SS'o,;e0er.
Die E,nuptiibe oer itotieniTten T9~olz
len,nnuitrie Iino @snuo, Gegtorn uno
N9orre bes Greco h'i ySOpel, BON no
ous id6rlit1 lreit ii62r 100000 8ilo
rofer unD oeror6e;teter Gbeliornlen
ousN'iil6rt merben.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24

- N.5 9lnhoftcn Dnn 2. - at
Sdlnccihollicln ans NtCtnll Z sol;
fom mon pcrlnci0cn, il0en '.'r Sic
SG;alicl nit QCiGnloIicncrn W rhfftE
iibcnicbt. Gas yV}ittcl blcl~t Gin
paor Stunocn Ion1 lpirfl.m.
- TSn mondcn SoteI5, @abntofen
lmO onocrcn 0ffcntlidhcn NQben iin0
icbt @:rrcn filr clcftrii6c gc(clrhs
tln1 in @cbrolhL bic mem lie bon
unbCrrICncn 9clltCn abaCi6raubt
mcrOcn OaucrnO lmbrnlt6bar uer.
0Cu
- IS lit fcit9ci.cllt luorOen oab
bel ErGnOcn ltnrf Crbibte 0Gnoe aus
Onrb Ocn pl0bliden 5empe.
ratllrTehicl tcin Seipribelt nit fale
ten @olicrltroblen tueniger beihG0igt
ols IOthc ols @ranit, BON
oenen oft srobe Stiide obipringen.
- @cnn lnon Bic bciOen oocr orei
!utcrc1Sflttcn clncr an beDen Sets
ten frCiIicgcN0cll 3rcppe nit Der
nGdlltb0bcrcn oltr6 S6arnlcre per-
6inOct, itboB mon iics elnporbebet
fonm 10 crbGlt man lrllter oieien
Stltien cincn beQucrnelt Elob gum
@Cgitaucn bon SaGen.
- Ml ciner groBeren Staot oes
&cltcnS lit iiber scr StraBenfrel-
sung inl Observation-Disclosures eil
clcftriit belcudtetesS6iio
III Ser 6orm eiues &aoes bon 19 ,Sllb
GurhncIier mgebrnf)t, Das itltr ole
@ortc ~Sbopping Gclter" trGat.
Gas @eiuidt ocs SdiIoes lit 1900
Eflulb.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24
Jovlle I'M Rriese.

Cams mai ant SdJiibcngru6cn,
On itebt Cit bidJter StrandJ,
Der griinet nub Der bliibet
Sm htfiten Ynlperraud).
llnb iuenn StifbDmbcnsaic
@crpciten bier bic 9nft,
Gs ipenbct nnuerbrpiicn
Ter Strandl bDb ieiiten Snft.
9lls ,uulltcn tanienb &etter
Sas Sladlfelb iibcr5iebn,
60 bDnuern bic &eidJiit;c,
ltnb bic 8ciuebrc ipriibn.
ltnb iinmer 1T ben Ganien
GDn glit unb 9ampf mn SuaQ,
Sa flDtet in bem SuidDe
so flip bic Naf)tiaaG.
llnb ibrer bplbcn SDnc
lfniuioeriteblidJ Spiel
Grtuedt int Srieserberscn
Sas 5arteite 8efiibl.
Gpn Winnen unh bon @er6cn,
Spn elmer iel'gen ,3eit
Sn roienrptem SdJitnmer,
Die liest 10 melt, 10 ,ueit. .....
Sts ipteber Slinten fnatteru
uno bic &anune brummt,
60 SaR Der fleiuc Sanger
SIM Halifl eridlredt peritummt.
On lteber fleiner S1nser,
: MART hu Elm Erppbet,
ST. fInben, baR bas 8anner
Ses Srienens halb uus uebt.
9an5 Slrr.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24

Icrner @iacnsfroit. nit ciIcrncn!
llngcltlln - obcr al9 cincr ltaots-
nl0nlilden Giniidlt.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-10-24

3oS norOomcrifoniihe GSfilllO5clt
itellt cine icncr uripriln9lidcn @c-
nntlltngen oar iulc lie cbcn lllr Sen
bcl6elocncn 9eOiirfniiicn eines go
rla0enooltcS aelliigen fonncn. Cine
glnsoEl i'm &reiIe III Sen 9oocn &c
Itedter, obcn notoiirftie oerfloGtcner
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-07

4NA " - ~ - - =
Sunrise, 5:22; sunset, 6:22.
"a new policemen appointed.
Seven Germans admitted to U. S.
citizenship.
5000 school teachers asked to aid
garden movement.
Edw. 1. Berger wants divorce from
AntOinette. Charges cruelty.
c. A. Dean, ex-p pres. Central A. A.
u, made U. S. navy reserve ensign.
Walter B. Mitchell divorced from
Elsie. Said she liked cabarets too
well.
States Rep. T. D. Murphy freed OF
charge Of shooting and wOunding
brother.
Jas. Day, patrol sergt at Deering,
promoted to lieutenant. Shifted to
Hyde Park
Policeman Edw. Heating, EngIe-
wood station, on force SO years,
dropped dead.
bet serg't Vernon GOrensOn
caught burglar trying to enter home,
1O65O Avenue A.
Saloon license of Mrs. Minnie
Cohen, 5000 Federal, revoked. Man
killed there recently.
Mrs. Ryna Smith, 1926 Michigan
aV, got divorce from Arthur A.
Named other women.
Mrs. Louise Erickson, 35a Whiting,
got six months for contributing to
delinquency of minors.
John M. Henderson, real estate
man, sued for divorce by Mrs. Esther.
She named Nellie Bartlett.
Charges against Mrs. Mamie Abel,
1949 Barry av., who put cOncOCtiOn
in hubby's coffee, dismissed.
John Thomas, II, River Forest, ia
tally hurt by auto of E. G. Schwende-
man, sup't American Asphalt Co.
Bomb damaged home of Basile
Manfre, 1855 Milton av., wealthy
Italian Received "black hand"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-07

ONCERNING CHICAGO
Ship shortage threatens lake traf-
fic.
City employees strike may be called
off today.
Abraham Kuh left 100000 estate;
$4,000 to charity.
Unidentified man, about 40, killed
by Rock Island train.
Chief SchuettIer wants federal
control Of sale of firearms.
Surface and elevated lines may
carry soldiers and sailors free.
Billy Sunday may not come to
Chicago until November or later.
Judge Sullivan intimated he would
grant Mrs. Ira Jay Ingraham divorce
decree.
Mrs. Geo. H. Boyd, 461s Lake Park
av., got divorce. Named another
woman.
Freight thief suspect probably fa-
tally shot by private detectives Of the
Rock Island road.
Lyman F. johnson, La Grange, ia
tally hurt when he tried somersauIt
from spTingzOaTd.
Geo. Gibson, Harvard graduate,
arrested for kicking recruiting Office
signs. Opposed to war.
AffidaVits that railroads discrim-
mated against Chicago shippers filed
with interstate commerce comm.
Frank Janke, 80, 2241 w. 10th,
died from injuries received when
struck by auto of Frank Krac, April 1.
Mime. Schumann-Heink worried.
One of her sons in German navy;
three others allied with U. S. forces.
Woman with small girl snatched
S94 from PaUlina st. 81" station
window while Agent w. A. Burdielf,
II. wasn't looking.
Do+er Pann Inn I arrabaa apI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
STATE PROBING
BOND DEFAULT
Railway Board Wants To Know
What Became of 100000
Paid For Securities

LANSING. Mich. Feb. l0.-The
Michigan state railroad commits
sion is trying TO find out what be
came of the money received from
the sale Of 100000 900 issue OF
bonds. Coated hy the Ironwood Gas
& Electric company; the lronmoun-
tain Gas a Fuel company; the Me.
nominee. Wis. Gas company. and
the Consolidated Gas Electric *
Water company. the last named
concern being holding company
controlling the bonds Of the other
three
Large quantities OF the bonds, on
which semiannual interest pay
ment was dcfaulied Jan. /. were
sold In Michigan and their value
has sung from par TO about SO to
80 cents q nthe dollar.
about 100000 worth of the
bonds were sold in Ann Arbor at
PR in December. In many cases
Tho bondholders traded real estate
for the bonds. and later found this
real estate had been transferred to
third parties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
AID KOCHER
PASSES BUCK

AID Charles A. kocher disclaims
an responsibility FOR the resolution
hc introduced in the common coun-
cll last Tuesday night which seem
lngly would attempt 20 prevent civl
scrvicc employees from becoming
candidates for public Office rhe
resolution created "A furore of excite
mcnt. as 70 was direct aGrort TO
Fred ! Wright Jr. city Ska in
spoctor WHO Is candidate fo- al
d,fman In tho Fourth ward and
Frank McElrov. ~ The con rollers
office. who Also announced thai he
sought The aldcrmanlc job In that
ward
MD KCCtcr "pas-Ct Tho bu K 20
James H. Ice, assistant corporation
counsel who. claims gave the rcso
tuition TO him q short time before the
meeting was called 20 order
when Mr. Lee gave mc The roso
luton. said The aide rman. u didn't
know What MAS in 10 knowing what
90 Now never would have nitro
dlced h."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DESERTED WIFE,
FOR STAGE: SHE
GETS DIVORCE

Peter K.ir preferred 20 be an
actor 10 working at hnmdrum
trade and supporting his wife and
three children. Mrs. Eva Kcir tes,i.
fed Friday in divorce suit before
Judge Lamb They were married
IN Edinburgh. Scotland. In 1906
lie playe dat the Palace once"
said Mrs keir. "and then went 20
the Plaza He hasn't supported me
or my children since 1912
Friends testified that she was a
hard worker and a good manager.
contriying TO support herself and
her three children on the sl5 a
week she earned hy sewing
Judge lamb gave her divorce.
Albert Evans told Judge Hart
that his wife. Mrs Georgia Evans
forsook him because he was lame
she wanted man more physi
cally and financially able than /
am. he said
They were married In 1909 IN
Windsor Judge Hart gave the de-
cree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
SUIT TO RECOVER
RED DRAPES is
A BOOMERANG

The memory OF her red Grapes tn
gered in the mind OF May Huss for
year after she sold her household
furniture 20 W. W Bell. She dis
posed OF her furnishings In a house
al No. l62 Fifth-st, with the excep-
ton OF what was Ia three rooms. Tkn
red drapes were in one OF them.
Friday she brought suit before JUS
tice Marschner TO replevin them.
II laid complaint before the
prosecutor about the way We found
he sold Us things that she didn't
own" Bell told Justice Marsehner
The Bells likewise claimed set
of OF s35 for a stove and other uten-
sils that they said should have come
10 them.
When the court learned that thu
Huss woman had sent n constable
hcadlorg into the Bells premises for
the drapes. which in the meantime
had been dyed green. and had wait.
cd IL months before doing anything.
he ruled there was no cause for &C.
tion.
The prosecutor is investigating the
charges OF the Bells.
Printinx-the plain neat kiua-shst
g. riEht--Times job Depts-Msfu fS10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
AUTO CHAMBER
NAMES OFFICERS

The Detroit TralTic committee OF
the National Automobile Cramber OF
Commerce held its monthly meeting
al the Board OF Commerce rooms
Friday. The new ear service rules.
which the railroads propose 10 es-
tablish with the approval - the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Feb. 81. were submitted by J s.
Marvin. general traffic manager %
tn. National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce. II was DECIDED hat On"
rules would be helpful 60 the auto
mobile industry. TIE homo routing
Cf cars would be enforced and es the
automobile manufacturers have al.
ways done this in the shipment OF
automobiles. tho new rules viii not
be burdensome.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year resulted In the selection
OF f.. ~ Hodges. trafIic manager Of
The Hupp Motor Car company. as
chairman: J. A. Gardner. traffic man.
eyer OF the Hudson Motor Car com
pany, vice-chairmAn. and Hugh liz
ginbottom. traffic manager Of Dodge
brothers, secretary
Factories represented included
WillysOverland. Chalmers. hing,
Hudson. Cadillac. Saxon. Anderson
Electric. Studebakcr. Hupp. Dodse
Brothers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
SPANISH WAR
VETS REFUSE TO
INDORSE BREAK

Members OF the Michigan com
mandery OF the Spanish-Amerlcan
War veterans met in Hotel Statler
Friday night. to make plans for the
annual meeting and banquet April
20. An effort was made TO get q
resolution thru cor,mending Tres
dent Wilson for breaking diplomatic
relations with Germany, but the
question was passed. Col. W. g.
Latimer said he thought il would
not be proper for the organization
To take action. az the general feeling
was that the organization was A war
like one, "altho." he added, wye
don't want war any more than any
one else does"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

"Rajah" nul "lsta tho famous View
York ffiuuni* Frrr 70 90 uhH 49,
after a sufeeE rul season g. fhe Lead
inc funtnnirra iu thHt p0nui8T pfhv-
house. come fn the Nii.a thrnfnr next
week stHrtiru Monday Afternoon.
These mamrfNfh beasts satd fu DO
among the largest lu suutfttfv pas-
scss rcmaritr hls iutefflrcrcp. perform
som" unusual stunts mud r-ptrfuliy
pride thffusnltrH uu their fntefuretp-
tions OF tho newest ball room dances.
The fuv tr1t one stop and wHttz are
their tatufttre and fltlr Efforts at
grace and HtFif create nu ord 20 NOR
rim"nt for th" audience Tiny bu-
Chico hiWinitivs Indian cirf who
w"tghE only - pounds puts the big
elephants thru their PAGES in dnr-
ms and fearless manner Tho Three
OriginHi Royals. celebrated athletes
aud strong mru. whose ffnfr -
strength and endurance have made
them famous thfuout Lurore and
America. viii he lrnothrr attractive
feature an tho prnErnm which in.
clud'a Narrarct lice and her company
IN "The soul savers -Hobson aud
Beatty two girls and piano. STANLEY
and fHrraii In Going TO- the We'd
ding and Manning and lee. Detroit
fnNnritoH "Fhr FERRIS ~ oar gtrt re-
portrTs viii Do screened daily at
~ 20 and 3 o'clock with new opi-
Hodc every week other uuu features
are underlined Tor the week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
2 AMERICAN
SHIPSCLEAR
FOR EUROPE
Str. "Orlean" and Oil
Tanker Defy TeutOn
Submarines
SAILORS NEARLY
ALL AMERICANS
Owners Will Stand Up
For Their Rights
Under Law

WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. 10
After delaying her departure sever
~ days. the American tank steamer
Goldshell passed out TO sea last
night from Delaware Bay with a
cargo OF petroleum for Rouen.
France.
The tanker. which Is owned by the
Goldshell Co. OF California, carried a
crew OF ~ OF whom is are American
citizens.
The vessel was built by the Har
Ian & Hollingsworth Corporation
and was chased by n German sub
marine on a recent trip to France.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-The first
American ship TO clear for the Ger.
man barred zone" since the Ger.
man blockade was declared left
tric Basin today end anchored of
the Statue OF Liberty until time TO
20 out 20 sea. She is the Orlean. a
5.00O-ton freighter. laden with non.
cOniraband for Bordeaux She sails
unarmed. unstriped. flying the Amer
lean flag and owned. differed and in
large part. operated by Americans.
The Orlean expects &c reach The
danger zone in ten days.
This il the boats first trip under
American registry. She arrived from
bordeaux last month as the Avcllen.
o. under Argentina registry. Her
agents are the Original Navigation
CO. She cleared from the custom
house yesterday The vessel is