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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
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1beilt feline Sbatisfeit in adJt uer.
idlisSene 9ipiiirnem Gin.

Der itdStiibc arie1srntb bat &c.
tern in einer eebeimeH Sisang i'm
Bureau oss 8iireermeiiiers Buftl
'ih ooratf aeeiniqt, ieine 3hntieteit in
Ght 9iUiiionen eirjntbeilen uno oi.
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ner alif Wontdg onberannIten SibInJ
ailsgiudbIt ipetoen. gu eleider ,3eii
miro aIu Yiontng oild) Der MiegsratD
eraan5t lm5 our Die IN Der betreiien.
ocn SrOiimn5 pcrseidrietenen 3ahl
scn 80 D'itglieosrn Oebraft peroea.
lin benz Rriessratb 9eloer 5ur
gerfiiguns 81 itelleH. iDiro Der Staot.
r1tb angerpieien iperoer, $1,000 5il be-
piaigen mb fals ons @elo nidlt aus
or StaotlGiie geilomnten meroeiI
.nia, 70 fol- Der Staotratb es eurdI
cire gonoaussnbe anidaiien, Die
iiini Sabre Oiiltig iein uio 3la BRO.
gent 3inien iraaen ica.
Die peri6ieocnen Gipiii0nen iinS
Sertbeioieungsoiuiiion, Der Die Siir.
deripebr, aolBci. SeierTuebr uno ahc
observation-disclosures lutterlteben;
Sfcibe areii5 1ipiiion. Die iih nit Dem
SanitatsDeien. 9erbiihmg Der Ser.
idaUenouns bon 9labrlmgsmitteIn be-
it)dftigen ioa; Diutiiou iiir SriegS.
Barien Jur lleberrDafiing Der @nrten'
aulagen iiir @emiiiebau; bilisOiDiiion
sur llnteritiisung oerer, Die our6 oerI
arieg in gsotb geratber; 0ipiiion FIR
sSiuon5ira9en mo Dtotiton iiir IN.
eeiiirung BON Bepe9lmeeu, Die al.
Serspo lur anfbringnng pom @eioern
iiir ariegs3pede inS 2eben gcrllieil
loer0en.
%elegentIid Der edtrisen aouierrnj
naroen Die ioIoenom geanIien Der
grefiitips crpdhlt: 9oriiser, @iaianl
Cooper grocter; Bi5e.goriiser, ,@corgs
g9. Sarris; Setretdr. Siherbeitsoi'
reftor gsdlier ;SrieOlatoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
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Derbafteteu geiierH Die Oeteitioes
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ion oes Oboahloien 50 Sabre alien
@oparo &ins. 4nIlnsIih bat 9irs
bimmeIbOd Inn 9nobs uuo peripraa
bod uuo tbeusr. oab er, ipsnn Die ges
amtsu Don isiner @erbaftuUg gl6IdHc
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loheU piiroe.
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guri6e fred uuo bemertts. bab oas
ieIne pericnIi6e gugeIsgsnbeit iei. ol
er binreiTen tonnts. pobin sr pnHte.
peu er seniissuo GsIb beIdbe. aui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Yrdliminarien
SrIeSists bic 5reibrisiiOmmiiiiOu IN
lbru seitriseu situns.

Sic 5reibrieffonuniiiion erIe6igte
in ibrer geitern ytafHnittag itatteebab.
Ten Sieung wieoerum cine Reibe poil
Erdliminarien uno am Wlontag fuirb
ociIn Die critic arteit beeonnen neroen.
dir bic Sislne ON fonmenoen Srei-
iag iino ole Sefiiriporterinnen oeS
GrnilenltinHrcd)ts eineelaoen nor.
Den, Inn ihre srgumenie gu @lnitetl
Dec ,Sraiicniiintmredts ror3ubringen,
aber iebr uieI 3Dcd oiirite bieies taiinI
pnbeu, oenn tote ole Siinumug bel Der
Uiebr;abl Der @itgIieSer Der aom'
.niliioH init ge5ug OH SralieritImm'
;eri lit erbellte ans elmer Ysner.
fiiug, bic goriiser arnnrone seitern
nod)te. er ertlarte ndmliG: .@enn
ipir benz Sreibrieisentipuri cine BE.
linRiung einfiigen, peId)e 6en 5rnueu
ocS Siinuiuebt gefrhbrt. oaRn brau.
den ipir i:berbcupt fpeiter nid)ts 81
i.pin, oa oiird, cine berartipe 9eitim.
aliing oos SbidiaI beS Sreibricis be.
ileas:t iein oiiritp. bem er ipiIroe obuc
.Sranc pom ben Gtimiugcbern nit itber.
ailItigen6er RaioritGt nicoeraeltimmt
lperoeH."
ariIerbem Seiote es iid seleeentlitl
flr geitriaeu Sisune, bob Die aom.
n'fl:on iim nidlt nit ollerbono 3beo.
riei, lino alisemein gebalienen Ror.
,i'ltigeiI beiaiien. ionbern nir fortrett
gE.ne in erip1suna jieber piyo
1ieie Grfabning mafte Or. Otto
Skier. ser BON Der Gommiiiicn Der.
Ian9te. iie ioae beionbere acnuniiteen
iiis spobliabrtsbeitrebunsen ernen,
len Serr Benedict bemerfie 5ieranf.
0iB gtiilrrporter iolder Blame lef1I.
li1it Dirflih fonfrete 9orfhIdge I'M.
ierbreiien uflb Der aonmliifion nidit
nit Idlonen gfe6ensarten fommen ica.
len ha iidl oamit abiolit nidts all.
ilngen liebe.
stm Montag miro iih Oie aomnlii.
lion nil Der Srase beif1itiseM. ipie
lana in Submit Der amtsterinin oes
g'iiraernsiiters iein fol- itnb o6 Der
Staotmoitor. Der Staetid)demeiiter
uno Der Stnotamualt ertpihlt cber cr.
nonrt neroen foil. 5erner uirh aud
tie iSraae, pie Ger Stootratb IN 4u.
limit tcnititnirt ieiu fol-. jar gr6rte.
r!lug geIarIeu.
Voriiser Arnntrong ernnuiie 1e.
itrin Die iiebenoeu Gnnmlitteen uuo
sie 8oriiser bieier aomn;tteen iino
mic folgt: Garl Ssaeo6s, aommittee
fir Staotuermaliung; Gosparo !.
Geinpiep. s,ommittee fiir isinarSirn.
oen: 1T. Sdspob. aoHlmittee iiir
@jhlcr ilnb Romiuntinnen, 6rnnt
SliinfeI. acnnlittec mr. oifentlite
lltiIit1ten; Games Rilion, aommittse
fur oiientIide Siderbeit; 5rauf =.
Siiii. aommiitee fir oiicutlite @ohI.
i1brt: ". Y. Rogers. sfommiitec III.
fifenilife gerbeiieulneen; George
3olSe: aenmittee fir oifcntIidcn
Gtelit; gtrrrap Sboemafer. aommit.
tee fiir eitp Blaming.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Nene 9lmlage
GrridJtrt Die llnioH Gas & electric
So. nit einsm SOitenaufpanb
pOH ST 100000.

Die Union 8a5 & electric SO. or.
tpirfte aeItsrn i'm itdntiiten 8aiau,t
zen erIau5niBibein fiir ibre uelle
getrieb5aulage, oie alif Dem 8ruI9-
itiit gto. G29-G99 sSeit 5Sront Ctr.
erridtet lueroen miro. 9ie 9autoiteu
iiir oaa 9sbduoe, fiir rpelhes oa5
slulOamert bereits fertiggeiteat iir.
UcrOen init 81 100000 angcgebeR
lmO Die @ebitbrer, rpeltc BON Der Sc.
ieQi6ait fiir ben GrIanbnisideiu be.
3ablt iperoen nlllBten. belaufen iid olIf
$770.20. gS rpor oieies Der podGte gc.
!rng, Der ioauett on @ebiihren fiir ei.
men eiIL3i9er Snuerloiibni5it,etn be.
jabIt moroen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

Rluse iiber $4,000 sssen bic Gin :
cinnati Gar 60. elm. @r be
bduptsi, baB bic @eielfdaft iiA Oers
pfIi6tet babe, ibm fir ben gntiDurf
unb bic 8eaufiittienng Der 9erftel,
lung BON 780 Strnbsnbabn Wag=
gons 800 per Gar unb aud elm itipuz
Iirtes SalGr gu 6e5dblen, bieier Der,
pfli9tung ieboh ni4t na4eetoms
men iei.
SO d abfu DEN.
Gbpnrb @aIbbosel 1T RndlabDsrs
ipdlter bon Della green; perionalien
$1,000.
Sulia u. RcDonnlb iIt Hu6labz
Derpulter bon Nii4asl gle9onuIb;
perToHalien $500.
5rances Qennon 1T gaadldbpertpdL'
term BON Waryuret WeBgsr; 9runbs
sigentbum $240O.
Der perI6nIi9e gla6lab beg Sobn
&. gueI6sr bstrGgt 1898; berisniss
Der Glen poners $998.76; berieHigs
Der Salie 5arforb $568.69.
Gli3dbetb 9aubenbis 1T RuhlaBs
Osrpalterin BON Geo. +. Ouubenbis;
psrionalisn 800, 9ruHOeigeHtbum
$4,000.
Narp 81. Simmi6 1T %n6laBbera
tualtsrin bon Uurtin 5. aimmi6;
psrionalisn 5000, 9runbeigeHtbum
5000.
8er biebeues.
Das W1etbobiIt Boot Concern srs
langte elm lribsil iibsr $1,000 segsn
Narp g. Gortpin; bic SObH 9aut
9reping So. Elm iOI9es iiber $3154
segen bic Wulftauss Gafe Co.; bic
Cincinnati Oil Dorts 60. elm IOl5es
iiber 1868 gsssn bic QOOnoals Garage
Co.; Gbds. Z. Walsp Elm Iot6ss iibsr
$1oO.87 gssen Ssnrp gultsmsner;
9grant g. W1it6eQ Elm iol6es iiber
$539 sesen Benjamin 6sD &c 60.
Gbnarb !. Ulillsr bdt uuf 9runt
unbsre9tistsr 2UbRab5iise fiir siusu
9erfi4erungsfonbs cine alass iiber
$500 gsgen Die g. u. 8. g. u.
R. R. 60. anesitrsnst.
Die 4meriean Oil Bump anb 5unt
SO. tlaste siEe Soroeruug iber
$11O701 ssssH Games 6. Diner elm.
Mm. q. Sing, Columbus, d,
itrsnste esitsrH cine alase an. iportn
sr Derlanst, bob gentle StslIsn in
bem 5sitamsnt ieinss, I'M Sabre 1851
bier beriforbsnen 9dtsrs 9bpmas W.
aing. beFen Ro9lnb ettpo 100000
betrue, nGber oefinirt fperOeH. Der
Ra9lab 1T bura cine SruitaFIaui:I
fsitgeIsst unb Der aIdgsr psriuA,
ipenn mOsIi5. Isin polIss GrSt9eiI lee:
5u srlangeu.
Sam ). @arp. Der tir3Ii9 i'm
Sbsrbunbeseeridt, aus eiuem pro5eB,
porin e fia nm bas geiisre6t aut
bas 9runbeigeutbum an Giiufter IRo
9ine Strab. banbelte. iissrsi4 berpors
aing, bat geiiern cine Eldge auf Der
tauf bes ktr. Grunbeieentbums. du'
BEN Elm 5hsil bes Mablsp &c @arerp
SeI4dftsbauiss erri6tst in, ansss
itrengt, bomit ibm aus bsm Grl0s Der
ibm 3utpmmenbe I antbeiI ausbe3ahIt
tperbe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
gterblidbfeitsberidbt.

eIiiabetb etoiib. SO, 1865 amt
bauer StrdBe, Ser3Ieiben.
pcnru Tietrid,. 7S, 1911 @einucoi
apc.. 9imacneii5iinbiug.
SeIene 2llening, rs, $50 0ano
rleae Strabc. aiIugeuent5iinbune.
Schn z. 9soutgomcrp. 20, 3i3 81
auturn aee, Gebiinidlag.
5piepEine Ieters. 63, getbesoc
Spfpital. SerSIcloen.
ssciepb 9enion IScrnfer. 20. DSo5i
ion uuo grdnein aeaS, sirterIenper
tolh,na.
gIisn Ditinion. 81. i343 Deidisa
aIpc.. SdIapfIub.
hilbert 6rictd,. os, getbesoa ,Scipi
Ia. Sd,aoelbrub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
1emperafHrsS Seribt.
s,lisstrt pSu Sui. siein. epfiiss. All sins an
SOrtrus aber RefurmatiOu.

2r Sames " 5000 non &bilaG'l.
pJlu bait am SoHutag slbene 7:30
in ser Sriten SeutitgH Rei STRIDE.
tltanon aOe. unO SuIbeTt Ctr. u.
Aru lnuirirten 8orrog iiber Die Re-
formation. IaS Sonntagsidall. Grd,e.
itcr, brinat inter @eituua Don SrL
gIntoineIte Slt Elm beionoerps HnIil,a.
lIidles Grograuiu gum Bortraa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Geburfen.

2bonlcS uno Selen 3inter, 92G
pogfins StraBe, Dtdhden.
G0rpuro unh Sorotbeo SArliS,
1850 8anf StrnBe, &1iabe.
Rapuron6 uno Mapme 2in0kD, 2750
@iaaro sloe., allabe.
Sernaro un0 Rarp &orte, 522 Ia.
;ir Strube, &nabe.
BaIter unb 2orette gelcoleo, SeIa-
,ncrc ape., Gnabe.
Senrp iu,b Sattie MeiHle, 229o
Golerain gIpe., &nabe.
Ibeooor uno Rragn Sulim1, 423
@cnt StraBe, NGoten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

Sbne 3uIaiiung Don gurgi6aft
purOe untsr Der 4Htlase bss Utorbes
Jrunt s. SOnes ben GrOBgef6pores
neu uberpisien. SOnes eri4Ob am
4beno beg 20. april ben polBiftsH
g8illiam s. 8psrs DOM piertsn Di=
itritt, uls Der Beanie SOnes auf Der
Gnlaiiung Don Osfeu Satin 5ur Reoe
iteLsn noIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
0enanidaffnne.n far 5eaermr6r

2id'srbeiisbireftor SriesIanber 81,
idIo bgft m aneebote fir antcn,s.
bilnpparate fiir 10 Sprieenfomp1g.
uien cinIuioroeru. Die on SteHe 0,r
tisberisen pon sisroen gscgenen
Sprisen imS Seiteruugcu ,rnS iopIiia
9ppnrat, t.eten icger. Die Soften irl.
len ciis Den $t2T 900 6e,nbi luereen.
reIde ii, stoot ourb ben sserfmrf scs
oIten ..1iits" Ssriteubauies pereiil,
nnbnit bas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
slns ben Weri1tsb0fem.
Die Snrp in BEN Sobn slieman
RorbprO5ei seitern enblih 3n.
iammengeitellt.

Reeeiper fiir ein glmmbnseiddft. =
sesne mHb erlebiste Gbeidjeibnnss'
Hagen. - ShabeHefiat.Salle. -
giihter @urman sronerirt.-IaH5.
lcbrer Ghas. &. u. 6eper's 5eita.
meuf. = Radlahiad,sm. - gsr.
idieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
r e iuItat bergsfrigsn
pitle:

Ssuts Rahmittag orittes Spiel Der
Ssris 5ptiten unisren .Reos" uno
,,EieIen" i'm Rem Yorter polopart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

Wrsst tasswatlt tnattsu
sns .arisisssn nnnsa' issm Isinssasa- %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Grgelfu r5ert.

Sir oas beute Hadynlittog nm orei
llbr in Der ghuiitbale itottfinoeuos
OlgeIforBert bat Serr Serbert SiNou
Dos ioleenbe groaraum aufseIteat:
sIaegro Nnr5iale g. 4lt pom @ebcr
2benla uuo Sariationen in @S. Glrr
iSanlfPS
SCeur Dtonique SouperIH
4ItoraIe geit
aromingsnarih :. Soe1oleI
@ngelfor Glart
SupertIre 81 ,.SenIirami5" 9toilInI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
Titles Comrades
Plan Demonstration

BUTTE. Mont. Aug "a sl.en'
protest against tie lynching OF
Frank n Little. executive board
chairman OF the 7. q. ", viii Be
staged BY about 1000 members Of
the !. W. W late today or tomor-
row. when Titles BODY is sent 70
Chicago. or 20 Fresno. Cal ,of
burial The miners vii march be
hind theo body IL silent demonstra.
ton. as r. Is carried 20 The depot
Local members OF the union. who
have the Arrangements in charge
today assured Maj SARGENT. CON
mander q The battalion % he Sec
ond Montana Infantry OF duty here
that there viii be no violence TIE
officer informed The miners TRAIT he
had no objection 20 an orderly "a.
rade. but that he had orders 70 pre-
vent occurrence OF any disorder.
William Sullivan attorney FOR ne
l. ". W. today still refused 20 turn
over evidence which be claims 20
have duplicating several men IN the
lynching. 10 the authorities on
Gals cay that Sullivan - Merely
"blufing" and admit they have no
tangible clew 20 rhe IDENTITY ~ he
lynchcrs n Is likely that addition
al rewards viii BE- offered hy 'he
county and state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03

20 abuse mo az, down. but as
h!s language became more insult
ing 7 stood MP don't know Just
What FOR. but guess I intended 10
slap him When I got up Tho con.
igctor seized the lever with which
he operates the doors and slammed
me over The head with II"
4 great cash was cut In the az
torney's head and he reeled back
huf did NOT fall Instead he grappled
9Th The conductor and held him
With 'he assistance ~ other pas
sengers who went 10 his rescue. IN
t.l "a policeman arrived. Mr. Bland
WAS obliged % seek surgical atten.
tscn and q q not certain that he
was not more seriously injured than
hasty examination disclosed He
reached h's Office. but was weak
from loss % blood and was unable
t0 accomplish any work
Witnesses ~ the assault say that
II vas unprovoked and many tried
10 have Mr. Bland prefer charges
against 'he conductor under A fed
erai law. but ne refused 20 do this.
sa y.ng that he had not been assault
4 while On government Guty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
J. E. BLANC Is
ASSAULTED
Assistant District Attorney
Attacked BY Street Car
CONDUCTOR

Po-ies Justice Stein has issued r
warrant FOR the arrest OF O Harri
son. a conductor on depot car on
the charge OF assauiting J Edward
Hlaat Friday morning.. Mr. Bland
assistant United States district ar
io-rey vas boarding the car az ne
Michigan Central station whom the
alleged assault occurred THE charge
IA hat the conductor pounded Mr.
Bland over the head with The brass
handle ne uses 20 open and clos
ne doors
Mr. Bland. who lives on Crosse
1e arrived a. the station p. 9
o'clock tus, a. trailer car was dis
1hargIng It's load Of passengers Ac
0rdlng 20 his story. he passenger
were stepping out ~ the door
marked in" while the door marsed
out" was open. bat not IN nae.
AS I started 20 enter" ssid Mr.
bland. "the conductor. as Il waitine
FOR a victim, slammed The door shut
on ny foot. then opened 81 again.
he dic the same thing a second
Tine. / could not board b. the
cfhe- door as II vas in use I triad
again and gained An enfr.nce 20
The car when the conductor began
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
By WILBUR 8. FORREST.
star Correspondent Urte5 prcu


PARIS. Aug a.--"A bird'scye view
OF hell" This IS how rhF Flanders
battlefield looked 10 an American
aviator who hew over 10 a. the
height OF the great Allied offensive
Il few az an altitude OF about
200 feet" he wrote the United Press
from somewhere at the front to
day
Tho land was pock.marked by
yswning craters and holes. yelling
with water. and wounded men
struggled thru the mud Tanks wal
lowed thru the swamp like monsters.
The old enemy FIRST and second
lines could be traced with difficulty
German wire entanglemenfs were
buried Down below could see
tiny figures o. men French and
british nfantry-tranfical digging
ii'--everywheTe Far IN advance ~
their detectives
Stretcher bearers could be picked
ont, crawling back with handaged
wounded German Nlbatrrss Obi
plane) could be seen. half buried in
muck. Further back. scurrying from
shell hole 20 shell hole. che gray Of
German infantry could De disCerned
The enemy fought desperately bu'
inerectively. yielding steadily Hun.
dreds OF spans bridged the stagnRni
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
31ST WILL
REINSTATE
SOME MEN
Errors Were Made By
Doctors In Physical
Examination
RECRUITING
GOES ON SLOWLY
Stringent Rules Bar
Most of Those
Applying

There II still a chance that some
OF the men ordered discharged from
the Thirty.nrst Michigan regiment
for physical disability may ne rein
stated. The discharge certificates
we're received by the various com
pany commanders. Friday morning
With them came note from Col
Root. chief mastering officer in Ian
sing, advising the commanders 70
appeal 10 the commanding general
of the central department IL. for par
tfcular reasons. they wished 20 re-
tain any OF their men.
The officers feel that some OF the
troopers have been done an inius-
tice. Instances are coming 70 light
OF mistakes made by the examining
doctors which. the officers say, is but
natural under the circumstances In
one case. for example. one mans
finger prints were taken on Shothers
card.
The regimental physicians are go
ing over doubtful cases with great
fhoroness, and in every case where
there In believed 10 be possible
chance OF saving man for the ser
vice an appeal will be taken In
the meantime recruiting Is progress
ing very slowly. Now that the regi.
inent has been mustered in the rules
are more stringent and men are be
ing picked with greater care Out OF
many who applied Friday morning
only one or two were accepted.
There In much speculation as 20
the outcome OF the physical examl
nations OF officers. The report per
sists that several are slated for dir
charge. but no definite information
has been received.
Friday was pay day for the corn
missioned officers. the checks com
Ing from the headquarters OF The
central division The check cover.
Ing the regimental payroll has not
arrived. but II expected before the
boys depart for Grayling Monday
Capt. Charles u. Kelley, supply
oflcer of the regiment. has ordered
10 days rations The principal i;ems
on . long list OF supplies are 1887
UOou4S VI Ucct hHO ogNVN loOuuh u
bacon. which will be shipped direct
from Chicago IN refrigerator cars
and meet the regiment at camp. 9th
er Items. which will be shipped from
Detroit. are 1850 pounds ~ pota.
toes. 3.753 pounds OF tomatoes. s.
00s pounds OF sugar. 1850 large
Ioaves OF bread. 500 pounds OF
prunes and 30 tons OF straw. FOX
bedding
The regiment has received hoo
comfort bags from the local Red
Cross organization Each XII con
fains toothbrush, knife. pencil
pack OF playing cards. talcum Pow
der. shaving stick. dental cream. two
olive drab handkerchiefs and a cake
Of soap. A few Of them contain, IN
addition. trench mirror. small
slab Of sheet steel highly polished
on one side.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
KLOKA'S TRIAL
MAY NOT BEGIN
FOR TWO WEEKS

Anthony J. Kloka. alleged default
ing county mortgage tax clerk. may
not be tried In the recorders court
for week or two, according 70
Prosecutor Jasnowski. who declares
that accountants working on Klokas
books are encountering unforeseen
difficulties, and that until they have
completed their task the prosecu
tons case will not be ready.
Because Of the Irregularities barred
by the Kloka scandal the county
treasurer has requested the auditors
TO secure monthly balances from ~
banks handling county funds Thb
auditors have signihed their intern
tion OF complying with the request
The papers taken by the proN
cutor from Kloka's safety deposit
vault shortly after his arrest will
be sent 20 his attorneys. James A
Murtha and Eugers L. Mistersky
The papers inclr n r. O Us from
prominent politicfns. representing
sums borrowed from Kioka by them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
CAN'T USE LIST
OF CUSTOMERS
OF FORMER BOSS

Judge Manse,l Friday morning is
7vec Al Injunction restraining T..
" Benton. an eye spec ailst. from
using a list - custom eTs ard pre-
scs'pticns 20 which Hugh Connolly
claims Ow nership.
u Was alleged in court hat Ben
ton was formerly employed in the
Connolly iewelrv store. ard that re-
Gently when te moved 20 another
downtown establishment. he took
tho pr~s~r ipri0r- and list Of names
With him
judge MandeiI declared that he
presc-lp f.cn. acre The property ~
ne patients bat that Connolly had A
property rish' IN the .isi o. bis cus-
toners names
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03

site % i.oo0 acres or more and re
port BY AnE "A
This motion. offered oy Charles
Burton chairman OF the ways and
means committee. SAs adopted. and
x eIectually blocks any attempt 10
star, ,h, erection OF any kind OF a
prison on The Grauot-sve. site.
Mean nile II - i.kely that a com.
-7ittee wiii make a iunket trip TO
some 81 the dry cities OF the coun
- ro lOok over prisons With a view
- ! -zaaa.-ertrE Ma Tho nrlSDr need
VII ~ when Michigan becomes dr.
next year
II TIE c6mmiTtes ard board ~ es.
'.mafes agree upon site work on
rhr new prison may be started this
fall. as here are suTcsent funds
available noN 20 get a starr On the
nsr ENTERPRISE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
U.S.TEUT0NS ARE
LOYAL WILSON

WASHINGTON. tug To ~
set the svil influences fhat arc -
work. President wilson today
wrote Rep Dyer. Missouri 90 ev-
press again his confidence IN tne
loyalty az wCsf rItger 81 German
blood In this courfrv
Dyer wrote fha president core.
planning az pe-secIil1n" ~ German
Americans iu - Louie pa govern
MEET officials ~ quoted a- one To-
stanre. The case OF ORC -aFsrian.
g. Louis railway mali -~a tla
charged for "ditloeaify Dyer found
sassman had been 10 10 govern
rlerf SER lrt for Vear- ane H
served IN NE Sfarish ear sl crib
- FOR Liberty bonds corr hafef f9
lhe Red Cross and nad fgaa e
stars and stripes fr0m tF 0n o
since mo declaration ~ war ar
Germany The lIesifenf- letter
said
Your letters struck r-spe nsivs
chord in my u nd have been owe
from various rUrrro~ - .tf .rf
nate position p whicf very srg'
number - our inFai fellow r.t.rer'
are placed e,raHs a. ttr.f Gefaa'
origin nf am ttan
am sure ther nrrd nn 'sr'hrr go
suraucs from ne 2 rv rrrrferee 10
their entire irtegr 81 and loyalty ri
'he great bo0t of Har CONS 20 .ief
man blood NHu know th1f rHt .nr'
but mnnt times ~ nF rthI
dresses haze oppressed this sar q
d@ucs DO nor fI.te 20 make sncfhe
occasion g. cypress u smGif hccaut'
IT. would NfN.N fN $3.50 .hf HH fUa Iat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
ANTI |. ". ".
FEELING HIGH
Talk of Lynehing Is Heard
In Iron Coun-
fry
LITTLE PAL.

IRONWOOD Mich. Aug 3-Wrh
I W. W. leaders defeated In their
initial sttempi % &c az Michigan =
iron mines, planning another and
more determined attempt 20 hrrns
about . wRikout local autnoriiir,
are prepared 70 take drastic meas
ares 20 asp hair Activities n TIE
bud
Strong hostility % th@ law abiding
element OF the native population TO-
ward the agitators. II some cases 50
strong az 70 have given rise 20 talk
OF lynching, complexities the situa-
ton. The sherirs force. backed b.
the state constabulary IN exercising
every Effort 20 insure the ma;nte
nance Of law and order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-03
Flanders Battlefield Looks Like
Bird s-Eye View of He'll"
Declares American Aviator

trtckle called the User canal, and
over these bridges scurried men and
supplies could see artillery hur.
Tying 10 advanced positions Pack
mules cArryIug machine gums, rfore
infantry, vans OF munitions strug.
gled forward
over all this dark scene OF car
mage lowered black skies. pouring a
torrent OF rain The roar OF guns
was Undesirable. Titanic exblo-
sions punctuated the continuous
fury 81 sound. The storm increased
In fury with the intensity OF the
combat below"
Mamma" said little four-year-oId
Vivian. "aint as tall az you are7'
"Of course not, dear. replied the
mother: you don't come up 20 my
waist" Well" said Vivian. I'm
tust "a tall down the other way: my
feet are as far down as yours"