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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03

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student who makes her home will
/ the ID. j. Smith family on Second
street, went to her home in Meridian
to-day for a weeks stay.
Mrs. B. o. Dubois is spending
the day in Ft. Dodge.
Mrs. J. L. Kraemer and three
children, residing on west Second
street, went to Independence this
noon to visit the formers mother.
Miss Pearl Gotch, a high school
teacher in Manson, spent last night
lat the J. A: Mertz home, leaving
today for Grundy Center.
Mrs. Ernest Dimler, mother of
Mrs. John Horn, returned to her
home in Ft. Dodge today after visit
with her daughter and. family, Mrs.
H. accompanied her, expecting to re-
turn home tonight.
Victor F. Cole, Of Forman, N.
D., is visiting his brother, W. F. Cole.
j. c. Jenkinson is spending the
day in FIT. Dodge.
Miss Joan Kyle, high school
teacher in Eagle Grove, came this
morning to spend the weekend with
Miss Bess Lyon. The two teachers
are former Iowa City university
friends.
Mrs. F. M. Talcott, a Blairsburg
school teacher, is home for the week
end. The harrisburg schools do not
have any spring vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Garden returned to her
home in Duncombe this forenoon at
ter visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Parry on Water street.
Mrs. ]. L. Moore, nee Emily Fer
guson of BOWS, is spending the day
with her daughter, Miss Marvel Fer
guson, a high school student here.
Miss Ferguson will accompany her
mother home this afternoon for
weeks vacation.
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son, Clifton Valentine and family, ii

son, Clifton Valentine and family, ii
Marshalltown.
Mrs. Jesse Mesecher northeast
of town, went to Jewell yesterday
for Sundays visit with her sister
Mrs. Ed. Ward and family.
Mrs. J. P. Anderson returned to
her home in Randall yesterday af-
ternoon following a visit with her
son, d. M. Anderson and family
$40 Second street.
Representative RUDE McFerren
is up from Des Moines to spend the
weekend with his family.
Mrs. J. C. Robson, matron of
the rest room, went to Dcs Moihes
yesterday afternoon for a few days
visit with the family of her son. Ed
ward Robson.
The following relatives are in
the city and attended the funeral
services this forenoon of David l.
Martin, father of Mrs. A. J. Bish:
Mr.. and Mrs. I. V. Brown, Des
Moines; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnoor
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Martin, Hum
boldt; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Martin,
Mason City, and A. J. Martin, of
Braymer. Mo.
Miss Leora Porter went to
Ames this morning to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs J. NJ. Richardson, who has
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
(From Mondays Daily.)

II Miss Margaret Bell, teacher in
the schools at Hartley, came home
saturday to spend her week of spring
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Han
nah Bell and family.
II Mrs. Adrian Sterling of Algona
lis spending week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bateman.
II Mrs. Anna Hay of Fort Dodge
| spent the week end with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie M. Barr. Mrs. Hay
will return home tomorrow accom-
panied by her grandson, Paul Barr,
who will spend his vacation there.
i Mrs. John Potter and baby, for
! merly Of this city and now of Fort
Dodge, returned home this forenoon
after an over Sunday visit with the
Walter Burckle family.
II Mrs. Arthur Whitfield left this
noon for her home in Sioux City af-
ter visit with the c. e. Hoffman, d.
H. and Will Bauman families.
Mrs. F. E. Whitley went to Fort
Dodge today to consult with the pro-
gram committee in regard to some
details concerning the coming bien-
NAL of the State Federated clubs to
he held there in May.
Fred Allen, of Chicago, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. R. l..
Sterling in this city for the past
week, left last night for that city
where he is engaged in business.
Miss Myra Call, a member OF
the faculty of TIE State Teachers
College in Cedar Falls, is spending
several days at the home of her IA
Their, Rev. l.. N. Call.
II Miss Lou dublin and niece. Miss
Marian Garth, who have been spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles, CAL,
are expected home from their whit
sr's sojourn tomorrow. Miss Garth
has been attending high school dur
ling her stay there and will re-enter
1.-THE high school here again.
1 Miss Eunice Lee, teacher in the
primary department of the schools
at Fairfield is home to spend the
Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. w. Lee.
Fred Metcalf, an instructor in
the schools at Boone, is home for
/ the Easter vacation,
/ Mrs. J. II. Spinharney, of Chero-
kee, is visiting her son, w. E. Spin
barney and wife. Lester Spinharney
spent yesterday with his brother
also, returning home to Cherokee
this morning. "A
| H. G. Vollmer and family left
Saturday night for their future
home in Burlington, Ia, where Mr..
Vollmer will open a civil engineer
ing Office. Burlington was the former
home of the Vollmers, who have liv-
ed in this city little over one year
during Mr.. Vollmer's position as city
manager of Webster City.
1 \.
for Lincoln, Neb., to spend fort
night visiting her mother and other
relatives.
Miss Alice Moore has returned
home from two months sojohrn
with relatives in Minneapolis and
Fergus Falls, Mimi, and Brookings.
is. d.
Mrs. julius Bermann returned
Saturday from four weeks stay in
Chicago, where she was called by the
lserious illness of an aunt. Her
aunt is suffering from linger-
ling Illness and Mrs Bermann expects
at any time to be called to Chicago
lagain.
Mrs. Emma Smythe, who has
been spending the winter with rela-
tives in Faith, S. D., arrived here
Saturday for sojourn with Mrs. H.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03

AoiAAy
Mrs. K. E. Lyon arrived here
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Z. A. Curtis and little sor
spent yesterday in Fort Dodge.
Mrs. Frances Allburty, who has
been a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
w. Teed and husband, during the
winter months, left yesterday for her
home in Perry, N. Y.
Mrs. J. B. Baxter went to Cedar
Falls yesterday where she will make
a short visit while en- route to Man.
chester to spend a fortnight with her
father and sister,
Mrs. L.. G. M. King, Mrs. H. c..
Smith and Mrs. Albert Larson, Jewell
residents, spent yesterday here shop
ping.
The Little Misses Lola, Edna and
Annette Miller, daughters of Lowell
A. Miller, engineer on the Crooked
Creek railway, went to Boone yes
terday to spend the week of spring
vacation with their grand parents.
Mrs O. H. Nelson and children,
who have been spending several days
with the formers sister, Mrs. Roy
O'Brien and family, left yesterday
afternoon for their home in Des
Moines:
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Valentine
are spending several days with their
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
French Honor Americans

Paris, April 2.-The Astronomical
Society of France has conferred on
George Ellery Hale, the American
astronomer, the Jansen medal for
important astronomical discoveries
in the solar physics.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
For Sale.

Eggs for Matching, from full-blood-
ed, single comb Rhode Island Reds.
81 for Is. So for so, So for 100.
Packed to ship. Annie E. Garrison,
1898 Washington street, Muscatine,
Iowa. 3-29t3f2s
The best wall finish is Alabasfine,
at Teed's. d-f-t-tf
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
ARCH PLOTTERS
NABBED BY U.S..
BernStorff's Aid and Sim Fein
Leader Caught BY
Secret Agents

NEW YORK. oct "a Count Won
BernstorG's second represen tauyc In
America and all his records and pa.
pers constituted part Of a rich haul
announced by tho secret service 10.
day. The representative wa Baron
son Rocklnghausen His papers 10
was limited today give complete
record of German plotting in the
Irish rebellion, plans for a new re-
volt. and showed The source of d
great fund OF German propaganda
money Th"y were under close
scrutiny today
I'm addition to Reckinghausen The
American secret servic" arrested
General" Liam Mellows. one OF the
leaders Of the Dublin revolt Of 1916
and by IFS Zip" 90 British author
tiles aided the taking into custody
ar Halifax. y S. of Or Patrick Nc
Carton. another Sim Fem leader
The arrests with full evidence TAX
on In connection herewith show
that The American secret service
undoubtedly moved in time 10 pre-
vent consummation of plans for an
other Dublin Sim Tein revolt next
Faster
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
RUSS DUMA IN
SECRET MEET

PETROGRAD Oct. 24--Gcn Duk
honin Russian commander on fhe
Galician front. has arrived hero 10
participate I'm the secret session of
thc1emporary parliament which bc.
gins today
Gen bukhonin declared The land
ing of German troops on Wordc-
peninsula. on the eastern shore of
Moon sound. Was probably for tho
purpose OF preparing against possi.
bic counter attacks BY tho Re- ans
against the islands In Tho Gult of
Riga lle does not expect Tho Ger
mans to undertake amy serious land
OPERATIONS tn the Esthonian toas,
before spring
The keidHHr of ~ secret session ~
Tho temporary cauu0 .l 80 tNo RUSS fu
rfTuhIi-~mf mfflt H most fNlf fHnf af
Purture in fh. drtrf. .pihalf 10 the
b1efifn revHlHtI lf lntI .7t'- mnf
than nntth ur else fhr frfrfwInnfI fIrn
~ tne RnFernmcnf an1 4stIl anenf Oh
ertfIr tho Internal rhH.- Huu save
fhf u lffarf situation Thr fa.t ihHt
10 Ia possible fur pst IIaueut (. m @
trrr'Ir without araI-InE f.r nr"t"ef q
ef suspirfnue off thr IHruIfrt tiNn
Shows grnv.np m.th nn fle part
nf Tho people in the goFernmrnt
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
CHAR TER
REFORM REF GRIN TI00 TO
Be URGED
Committee Organized
To Push Fight; Elec-
ton Nov. 6

A good start toward the organiza.
zion oC tho adminis.H.4ttl..,t.,- 2. cam.
pai-n 0r charter revision. small
oomcl ana urw Belle Isfo bridge
WAS u4de ruesday afternoon when
repre- srutatyos az several civic or
ganizations mef i'm The ma,or's on
Zee > J. Crowley wac named chair.
man of the rc0er3l campafan com.
mittec. and Henry r. Ewald vas
made publicity chairman Ward y
Choatr IN have charge ~ the
epeakers' bureau The tmpaign
sin bs prosecuted along limos some.
Khat milar fo Tho Liberty bond
drive
t'd Iohn Lodge i'm briof
pae IeiG stress ON the ,mport.
up of aholishlne thc an,Isuatrd
aed ea or rI, governments
win u.,.- accomplish tho
.r.t ar rtt 0f "a uifffon In
Nthr,n. is expected 20 ar.omplish
lnG conducts tfe affairs ON d
m. bau. aid. Ward lines
ru ba ubm,r a lor ~, eood OF
ho community az large. declared
.ifrrr+n
Pfny w Marsh of fht Detroit
.lpg.a.' l.aepa. which fatIsre9 thc
plra.r. .nrnrN nian wh..h ls tn
,o su,.rifr,l f.r anrova In tho
r..D., of No, 8 toid how ~ CON
.on. had changed since he pres
rt pr.rter was adopted back in
,.s tt that DINO he spoir.ed out.
t.. wood ardayc cars stoppcd at
rr It Tho rurpose OF the char
/or ra,.sion was not revolutionary.
he .sfj hut merely 10 wipe out tho
obsolete and undesirable features
and brirr the charter up to date
To do that. he continued. Wc
aue arouse fho peoplo end GET
then out To the polls or Nov. Is.
Dtf rVi.c wo uil lose Tor certain
interests chat do NOT desire change
rr .rcadv at work and they're
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
GRAND JURY
SUMMONS
CONNOLLY
Judge Ordered To APP
pear Before Circuit
Court Body

Judge William f. Connolly was
the nrst witness summoned 30 ap.
pear heture tho circuit court grand
Jury wednesday. the second day OF
the inquisition Following u three
hours session. Tuesday, during
which Henry a Montgomery. chief
special investigator for the prose
cutor's Offce, outlined tho findings
Of his squad, members OF the grand
jury IL Is understood. asked that
Judge Connolly be called
10 i7 probable that the recorder
Will be asked TO enlighten the cir
cult cofrt tribunal with further de-
tails concerning the three present
mcnts made by he judge sitting as
grand jury
one presentmont was aimed AZ
an alleged pnving ring, which, y
was charged. divided the city into
four portions with a member OF the
alleged ring controlling conditions.
Another presontment dealt with
president Of tho water board and
seriously reflected on him
An effort 20 scll the city q sewage
disposal station site az profit of
$4,000 by 6 Lewis Carter, attor.
noy. ia the subject OF the third pre-
sentiment
Il is also thought that Judge Con
molly viii De- quotoacd about tho
work Of tho city election commia
sion. of which hc IS member
Plny W Marsh foreman of tho
grand Jury has long been interest
ed i'm clean elections in hia pac,,
as attorney foi Che Detroit citizens
league.
james Schormerhorn. publisher Of
The Detroit Times - O. prp. cdr
torin-chicf of Tho Nen i. g.
Groenv God managing editor ~ fho
Journal Harry So >mmo editor O..
Detroit SATURDAY. Nieht auA PhH J.
Reid MANAGING editor of the Froe
Pross who were called Tuesday ha'
nor elvcn am opportunity fo
wiil he agun CaDed No1rr days. 81
is expected
Several reporters from 1sr.cne
new spapers will Doe summoned Net
ncsday or Thursday. It ha- been an
nounccd
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
PETAINS VIC TORY ON AISNE EXPOSES
GERMANS TO FLANK ATTACKS: $500
PRISONERS AND STRONG FORT TAKEN
Thieves Begin Annual Fall
Drive on Show Cases To Get
Supply of Winter Clothing

Now that the winds blow chill
and winter uears. the police have
on hand their annual fall Job OF sur
pressing the showcase thieves. The
riyerfront buns and riff ran Of 9th.
er neighborhoods have already com
menced drive on the display cases
for their winter wardrobcs
During Tue-aay night ann w cd
nesday morning several display
cases were broken into and stripped
Of everything from shoes 10 over
coats Underwear hosiery shirts
and other articles OF wear went INTO
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
U. S. SHIP LOST,
SAYS ARGENTINA
Records, However, Don't Show
Santa Elena Was
American

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 24-Sink-
ing of the American steamer Santa
Elena. with "a lost. was reported in
dispatches received from Spain to-
day hy La Nacion The dispatch
says the vessel was sunk near Fer
rol and that the captain and one
sailor were the sole survivors.
La NaciOn adds that the Santa
Elena was one Of the German ships
seized by the United States.
The Santa Elena was a steel screw
steamer OF 7.4l5 tons owned by the
Ham burg,South American line OF
Hamburg AS far as available rec
ords showed today she was not
aIong the German vessels seized by
the United States at the outbreak
OF the war
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
LIBERTY DAY" MARKS
CLIMAX OF Big DRIVE
FOR$5,OOO,O0O,OO0LOAN
Bond Christmas Idea
Spreads Rap
idly
AVALANCHE Or
CASH NEEDED

WASHINGTON. Ocf "a h is
Liberty day on which the eelotn
menf looks go the nation to usl
enormously 'he liberty loan
With the halfway mark he'd
m the campaign for $1,000 ro U00
guhscripti hundreds Co. thou-
sands 0f volunteer workers gt naln
cstly ur. aching the doctrine o btlt.-
inr make democracy safo hrn
heavy purchases of Liberty auuls
The United Press idea o. 80
erty bcnd Christmas present no
snme one of the most poNn APP
peal- With tbe Endorsement tn,
highest government officials tN.
country banking and il tra'
leaders
Women were urged by 81 Nc
Adoo. wife of The secretary OF ihc
treasury chairman % tho Vueu s
Liberty Loan committee. tn your
hriatmas. shopping early h buy
iug a liberty bond
The uoman who choosev bond
as her Chri fmas gift r. fhc
prt dents daughter also fves
seyNice % help win the war
From Lord Reading lor rh
justice nt ENGLAND who AIDING
The Nrfl-h ananCi1l m s-ior
country TO-DAY also came
of bc NWntlta libprff bon
tori tra3ir all thu
cd pr
rlant otrr-suh tar
OF sts or-v' loan woult r
o.. sn n- .0 the kaiscr's rt-i M
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
POLICE Nab
4 As AUTO
7 HE ES
Also Recover Ia Stolen
Motors; Believe Gang
Broken Up

Members of the police automobile
recovery squad believe they have
smashed n daring gang OF thieves
who specialized in the theft OF mo
dium-priccd autos Detective Lester
Potter, with the aid OF sheriff Kuhn.
az Isabella county. recovered IA
automobiles and arrested -four men.
two OF them Detroiters. the others
farm employees near Rosobush
Ever since last MAY the automo.
bile squad has known that the gang
was making a specially Of stealing
medium-priccd cars and selling them
TO farmers Some time ago the ON.
GERS discovered that large number
of these car had been shipped into
Isabella county and Detective Potter
was sent 10 NJ Pleasant last Wed
nosday
With the aid Of Sheriff Kuhn Pot.
ter rounded up "a OF The stolen cars.
Every one had been changed in some
manner.
John Strait. farmer and resident
OF Roy obush was arrested along
with Harry smith. 80 years old. who
had been employed as farmland
Morris Do Royfn lsr of Detroit. and
Harry Bowers. -. 40 969 ~ Han
cock ay west were arrested in De
trOlt
Potter saws tho latter worked i'm
Detroit whilo ~snith and strait dis
posed az fho cara to Tho farmers.
The gang bad been careful 90 steal
only such ears as they could sell 90
persons OF small means a charge
of grand larceny is pending against
the four men TIE automobile
were driven back 90 Detroit by duv
ors hired al Tho request Of the own
crs. who footed The h.ll
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

none has been caught
Blame for the thefts is placed by
The police largely on the store own
ers. The police say they cannot set
a watch on each individual display
case They point ont that il is easy
TO pry open case. II all can be
done in very few moments, while
-the efficer Is at the other end OF his
heat
An effort was made by the police
10 force protection on the storeown-
ers by having the council pass an
ordinance prohibiting showcases on
the sidewalks. but the proprietors
themselves beat the proposition
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
DRAFTEES ARE
ENTERTAINED

Tuesdays rain was not permitted
10 interfere with the send of plan
ned fer the 200 odd draftees Of the
Eighteenth ward who will soon
leave for Camp Custer The dram
board OF local division No % was
host TO the selected men After
an auto parade thru several west
side streets, which were we'll filed
with friends and relatives of the
drafted boys. the conscripts were
taken 20 the Hotel Cadillac for a
banquet and later 30 the Temple the
ator, where Judge Alfred j. Murphy
made an address Gov Sleeper sent
a message. read an the banquet n
which hc told tho BOYS all Michigan
was with them- Speakers at Tho din
nor included MAJOR Marx. clyde J.
Webster AID Cowan Lieut. Slmmie.
of tho Bru.h-Cauedian recruiting
mission Frod flHdrch of The local
draft board and James Schermer-
horn
Look ~ thc Ner, second Issue Lib
erts Bonds IN our Windows. sub
s,f nfd hrii I'-ffHl fhr curse ~
tha World Home ~ Tnr'f' Wash.
.ur f..U. f|r.I INC l.f. f.rH tUr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
,MICHAELIS QUITS
LONDON HEARS

LONDON. oct % a Wirelo-s
Press mca age received today from
Amsterdam asserted that Chancellor
Michaois bad placed his porfo
n the kaiscr's hands
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

PARIS. Oct 24.-Importance OF
the French stroke on the Aisne grew
today. General Petain's brilliant
coup was hailed as one OF the great.
est victories achieved by French
forces since Verdun. The sudden
ness Of the assault, it's tremendous
driving power and the irresistible
elan cf the French forces complete.
~ swept the Germans or their feet.
The powerful MBlmaison fort de-
pended on by the enemy efTectually
20 bar all progress down the plains
Of LaCn was taken Chavignon--
two miles from the point where the
French started their drive-was
wrenched from the enemys hands
Along four miles OF the front on
which the attack was made the
poilus achieved an advance averag
ing considerably more than a mile,
taking $500 prisoners.
Such an important gain az this
particular point suggests the most
dangerous menace toward the Ger.
man-held city OF Laon The ground
from Malmaison and Chavignon TO
laon IS slightly rolling down hill
and that great French city Is not
more than elk miles distant Laon
!s the base point Of the so.called
Siegfried line, part OF the general
line Of the Hindenburg front The
wedge driven into the German posi-
fions by the French victory yester-
day Ia exactly az the apex of the
present German battle line II IS
where II turns sharply from tho gen
eral east TO west line OF the Chemln
des DANES. northward TO. Coucy
Lafere, st Quentin. Peronne, etc
The advance Of the French there
fore leaves the German hanks 90
this northern line In serious danger.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
TWO BRITISH
VESSELS SUNK

LONDON. oct a. Tho B-itish
merchant cruiser Drama has boon
torpedoed and sunk if is announced
officially a British DESTROYER has
been sunk In collision Two OF
Gers and 81 men We're saved from
me destroyer 40 lives were l0sf
on fhe Drama
Family WnshtnE- &c per- IN. Mas
sachusetfs Laundry Coz Wntn 1op1 80
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
BIG CROWD
AT LIBERT TY
BONFIRE
Mayor Applies Torch
and Flames Light
City For Blocks

In spite OF cold drizzle. patriotic
citizens crowded the lower end OF
Cadillac 80, Tuesday night. TO see
the Liberty bonfire prepared by The
Boy and Girl Scouts of the city
Mayor Marx applied the torch az Z
o'clock and the fire fed by hundreds
OF huaalca of twigs gathered by tho
Scouts. Illuminated the heart OF the
city for blocks around The spec
tacle brought a cheer from the
crowd
The fire was one of many thou
,ands that blazed all over the land.
Tuesday night, 10 usher in Liberty
day. "Wednesday. witch has been de
s.gnated By the president, a the re-
quest OF the Women F. Liberty loan
committee. 10 stir the country to
greater effort in the closing days Of
the second Liberty bond drive.
To give historical significance TO
the blaze a reprint of one of the
early copies of THE Michigan Es-
saw The first paper published in be
,roit. was consigned 90 the flames
The paper was dated Aug 81. 1909
The copy was furnished by c. NJ
Burton, city hIstoriographer
II -pEugIam Was arranged under
the direction Of Mrs. Abner f.
Larned and Prof Edwin J.. Miller.
principal OF the Northwestern hicb
school The Northwestern high
band furnished music Cadets from
Central high patrOlled the outskirts
~ the blaze. carrying muskets
A. The Liberty loan drive In Dc.
troit, with tho exception Of The wo.
mems campaign ends tonight. the
Liberty day celebration viii take the
form of a final rally of the bond
salesmen' In the Board of Commerce
auditorium. -tarting with a dinner al
O'Clock n is expected that th(
grand total vill exceed s50.000,000
Serord Issue INV LtREHTY BONDs
or exhibition fn the windows 20 tho
ruuME OF THRIFT. ADV
Finest npPics in tho world af thc
MirhfEuu Apple show. Common
wealth savings tauk ail neVt we IS
Adv.
Colonial. Woodward A Sibiey Great
est of all vaudeville i5-els 35-50c -Ad.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
AUSTRO-SWISS
FRONTIER CLOSED

LONDON. oct 2f-The Austro.
Swiss frontier has been closed owing
to fhe serious internal situation IN
Austria. according t0 an Exchange
Telegram dispatch from Bernc
Several mmition factories were
wrecked in recent food riots TN VI
emma. Presshurf. Rrunn and Lai
bach. rioters beinc mostly women
adyiees state
Police. according fo reports fred
on crowds. klllne and wouuilng
many persons
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

The nov scouts nre doInE fhcir htt.
Arc 5000 fl.H. yuurs7 buy a bond
sfcfn 5suat..-Ady.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
French Now III ave
Clear Sailing All the
Way to Laon
TEUTON HOLD
ENDANGERED
Whole Siegfried Line
PivOts On That
City

LONDON, Oct. 24.-VIoIent
German eounter-attaeks against
newly won French and British
positions around Houthoulst
Wood have been frultIess Field
Marshal Haig reported today.
One such vigorous counter blow
was launched by the enemy at
the point OF juneture OF the
French and British. Il was COM
pletely repulsed.
Since Monday" Hsiu con-
cluded, Seven counter-attacks
have been made and none have
materially gained for the en-
envy"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

Look Rt the Nrw second Issue flh-
erfs bonds In oar Window. sub
scribe and hrlp drstruy the curse ~
tho World Home of Thrift WASH
lna tons blvd. AT clifford.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
A Great Advertisers Example

Liberty Bond Ad of Literary Digest APP
peared in the four English dailies of Detroit,
upon the presumptiOn-nO dOubt-that every
one of these papers is read by patriots.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

Colonial. Woodward A Sibiey Great
est of all vaudeville. i5-el 35-50c -Ad.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24

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