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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
Ger @eltfrics GeAtc uOr ciucm
Sa6r.
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Gas oelltidc aoperiAiii oNl6-
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Icttc eriolololc Gfieaiiuc oen
Sliiica 10000 Monn gcfoltct
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

,.Nroilgrlnm1 @eoro, tbe Staian".
,,SDrB'e" @rperlfncc"
lyuBctl oWlppusip InhipA"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

Der 2iibuucr George Gbipinis, %
Sabre ait, BON 5porromS Eoiut gcs
rictb III ser @obning icines 2dnoS.
monncs Gborles Gfcrn gir. 204
gllbcnlorle. StraBe, IN eincu Strcit
Scr III cine SAldgerei ousortcte unO
bci ser lccrc @icrilaideh oils gSuri-
gcidoilen oientcn. Die 8oIi5ei bonn
oTtIicbcn DiTtrift nobm 9eioe IN @oft,
naboem Die &opiwunoen bic Der
-2ebtcrc crboltcn bate, i'm nSo9ns
Soptins Soipitol" 5ugendbt marcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

gtod elmer Gu6cpaiie bon bier
EaBen 6c9iunt iId oie @olfitorlug
III norooitlider 9iiAtung 81 Uer5ic-
bcu oie am Somitag an Seitigfcit
Snnabni iulO iitb am Sonntag Ccniral
ii6cr MISUNDERSTANDING hciano.
Icr Irud lit ollgcmcin gcfalleH.
Siqrourd) iolatc Gin 5HucctaIl i'm
rotooIiliWcu Ibcilcoc Cbio-GbaIcs,
iplpie tit iii0li,bcl EbeiIc Scr gieu-
Guqlan0 5taatcu ais aiA 9icgeu il.
Gdjnce IN ben uiittelotlontiihel,
iiiNatlontiicbcn un0 @oliitoaten
Scltc mirO cin S1neefaIl pom
G6ioS6al imo iiioliAen Gbeil Der
obercN SecrcGionen an III norooitli-
dcr Ribiiug Ourr6 sic giclt-Gnglano.
Gioatclt ioiuic gtGnca oocr 9ic9en
VA sen mitteIatlantiibcu Gtaaten
ilnO Acgen 1T ocu iiioatlaniiicbeu
Staalcn fallen ipcldGn nllgciicut
beitdnSigere5 @cticr an Eicniiag
lclqt. Gs miro IL scr Wlonta1 9tacbt
iu sen Nca@nglano4 mo ntittel-
atIautiidHcn Gtooten beOcuteno falter
iein. ShwmmarHnn9en iino al Der
otlantiihen SsiiItc bon Sadionuillc
6is Gafport luo an ocr gtor0 Racis
icMiiiic cine fnlte &clle-@arrIlng
crlnIicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

Ger D@|o0iion 9srogreiiiuc Glub"
mnroe Bon Ger GoIlu @aOiion. .SGihc
qcgriinoct. 0ie Neolnien iin5. @rG-
iiocnt Hoco6 6el0manu, 9iice-Gr1ii-
bent 9Goluicc So6lcr nn0 SRI. Gero
@arr5, @eiroi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
@ildof Gurri0an G8 Ga1re nlt.

@iiAof 8. .. Gorrigan ieicrt 6eute
ieincu 6S. @cbiIrtstag. Die &iuoer
Der st. 0iregorg. 1cbulc uer0cn 3it
@1reu oeiiel6en cine llntcr6altlmq
0ebcu @iiboi Gorri1an mnroe am
5. 9ldrs 1919 in scr Ct. Soiep6's
@cmeinoc in Siio.9oltilnore ocbo-
rcr. Gr cr6ieIt ieiue gr5ie6nag IN
@cmcinocidiIcn iuo nlti Dem aSt.
&6aslcs College" Nn 1869 giu0 &C
5um Shloiinl 0cr lbcolodic nad
9ion lnb Gill Z ,Sani 1878 fpuroc er
oNrb fei Dcriior6cncu CARDINAL ga.
iri3a 5iun lGrieiIcr orOiniyt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
Gllnnnr llnrLcn ncrdinNert

QlaDor @anle9 9H GlrIcu BON @o-
ton Der om 8rii6iiiid SOS Sin
Clubs" t0cilnc0mn ioatc bette
9loOor Erciion tcIegrop6iiJ mitge-
t6ciIt, wit5tiac iidotiitbe 9(uaelcocn-
DeitcA Ucrbnocrtcn iein Gonfmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

{ ele0rnpljiIdIer N6etterberldjt.

2liiS 0cn iibrigen 8lu0cs.@etter'
3ec6adtunqS .Stotioncn purOen Die
iolacnocn nie0rigiien Gemperqtitreu,
oie inn 8 llbr geiIern sIbeuo 1errid.
ten beridtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

SSm Ga. 2ebcusjobre peri6ieO &c.
Itcru IN ibrer gBobnng, gir. 515,
observation-disclosures, 5rou 9ertbo
Berg. Sicf bctruucrt miro sic Ser
bli6cne, Die es Deritonoen batte, ii6
oirb ibre 2ic6ensmiirOigfcit bielc
6reunoc st modem BON ibrem @ot.
ten Scbn Berg, i6ren 9lngcb6rigcn
lmo cinem groban 6rcunoeSfreiS.
Sic 9ceroiGiing finOet am @tittwocI
9}odmittoos I'M 2 llbr, bonn Erouer-
bonic ans ulf Dem uOat 2mun-6rieO-
Dofe~ itott.
Carl $. Sttc.
Gie @ccr0igung oes am Souito1
I'M al. 2cbcnSio1rc bcrItorbcucn@rn.
Gorl $. 0ttc finoct @}oraeu @oruits
tag Inn If llbr Don Grouer6ouie ul
scr Gutton.9loclutc, na1c SSreoerid-
&oaO, aus ouf Dem n@recnmolnt-
5reiO6oic4 itott. Scr @eritorbene
miro tief bon ieincr g8ittpe, 6rali
DtorD @irOinio Otto, geb. 9ticol, To-
mie ieincll 9lngeborigcn imo 5oDlreis
den 6rcilnoen betrouert. Der @er.
Itorbcnc mar Scr General @ciAdfts-
liibrcr ser oSont1crn Surctp Co."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

NIHtb,
llqiicrQnsiidjten.

SIR WtorDlono uuO ben Giitrift
GaIiimba bcutc 9leocn ootr Sducc,
iGlier nero6Nlidlc gSinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
NnuOrS-Eeportcmcnt fir 2anbiuirtb-
itbaft-gS gScttersWurCam.
NrrIdl. Ses galtimprc g0cttertnreane

Scr Ncuhiiafcitsoebalt Der 2ait
mar 50 Gro5cni I'M s llbr 0aorecnS
im0 "a &ro5ent iun s llbr 2lbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
9sntTdjc, OeFerrcidiIdc nuS llnan.
ride Griessaulci6cu.
100 Wlarf nnO 100 Groucu uufuartS.
SBco. s.. 9icncr &c Gu.,
Trsl3l 2j7 Cn.y'oft muye-Gtr.


Der a2Ilicccuno.1h. .Spnrocrci'
BON Baltimore" Oil @}ontaa, oen 10,
@ldr5, In ieiHem &crIanunlunaslofol,
ytr. 1922, Git&rottiiroBe, icmc nit
Der @ircftorcmpobl Oerbuiocnc Sab
rcSpcricarnlllng ob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

gIDgunentcn. bic Ocu .,GcMtidDcn Gurrc
IYun0cntrn" nibt piinFtlidD Doer iinrcgcl
mania crbaIiCn, iino grbctrn, Der Gfficc
ruDgn Yer ~cisphon DSer idjriitIidJ Wit
ibriDing 81 madDcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

9aoutaa cen 5. Widrs 1917,
Gartc 25c. s Ginsel, IL oiruypeBpr.
garrg'S Daac, 754 ~ -8oltimDrcltry
(6c6tS,25, ,Nlr34 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

lit hiciIgau &nuptpoltanlt ldgcrn
0uslin0iic6e @riefc oocr fafcte iiir
ioIaenoc Gct9oncn nit bcutidlflingcn-
SCI 9itnen 9rieie 6rml 9(nna
SSanris, CSuB Gilb rto Srl g Dialt.
alanl; s'adcte Grou Gberen5,
4raA NJ @olDbers Gatn NcGt
Srail Sobn Sohrriad mo G1a5. g..
garher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
GclSieaSunaeu Nndl Ncniidlinu6
nnN CcIIcrreiM. l1nnnrn

rnS Gciscgreid)-llngarn
E6nncn pic0er orrsb aus 6eiorot ipcr.
ocn. glcuc %crbinomgcn oprliMeru
lic5cre Slus5a9llngen.
Sgep. s., Nicucr & Gu.,
2t7 SItsSaItimorc-Str.
(6eb2O-) 2A3 GGS.Yroaomah.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

Highland Park men drafted into tho
national army
There IN one exception 20 this
rule, however II you are not de-
pendent upon your husband for sup
port he may he taken III Il Is a
case OF your husband supporting
you or you golns ont 10 work 10
earn your living, you have no cause
for alarm
Provost Marshal.General Crowder
In his orders 20 local and district
boards stipulated that the mere fact
that a man was married did not
necessarily constitute grounds for
exemption and local boards A. once
assumed that married men who had
no children and whose wives were
in good health. would not be Ell
cmpt
A result the public got tho I'm
preston that a man had 10 be the
parent OF hclpless children or his
wife necessarily had 70 be an in.
valid 10 win exemption for him. but
this rs not the case
We have no wish nor DO we in
tend 10 send women out 20 work in
order 20 gain men for the army"
said Judge Murnn When man
has been married year or more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
BANDITS HOLD
UP CONDUCTOR
Robbers. In Auto. Relieve
Harry Hoffman of Cash and
Tickets On WOodward-aye.

While two men held the Ford car
in which they were riding in readi.
ness for quick getaway. two other
men. armed with guns. held mp
Harry Hoffman, No 80 Lantz.ave
and robbed him OF IS in cash and
s. worth OF street car tickets on
Woodward ave. between the Seven
and Eight Mlle.rds., Wednesday
morning
Holman who is A conductor on
the Woodward line was just start
ing for work when the machine
drive MP beside him Hoffman de
scrihed the men for the police. The
Ford car. he said. had no license
Richard Downing. 40 379 Belle
view ave, was assaulted and robbed
OF $40 and a gold watch by Ave
young men AZ the corner OF Gratiot
and s. Aubinaves early Wednes.
day morning
Three Negroes held up John Kor
but. No l2o7 helleview ave. as he
was going home late Tuesday night.
AT the corner OF Russell and Mul.
lett.sts. and took small sum OF
money from him His registration
card was also taken. he said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
Youth Steals Roll From Good
Samaritan, Who Also Proves
Himself a First Class Detective

George Mcclellan Frazer Is re.
pentant
II is doubtful whether az any time
during the Is years Of his life
George has felt quite as sorry as
he did Wednesday morning. when
he was caught with most % the $50
he had stolen from Adorno Iuc.
chest. No 332 Alfred-st
George had saved some money
from bell hopping" in n Flint hotel
and he desired 20 land position in
Detroit Hut -girl named Rose.
whose picture George carried In his
pocket, and who lives over by the
depot" had 10 be entertained And
Detroit hotels were not in need Of
bell boys
SO e was a penniless. tired. hun
CRY, and sobbing George that Ador-
no Lcchesi. % years old. an en-
ploye Of Dodge Brothers Motor Car
company. found At Brush-st and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
Dir. Joseph ~ Hathaway. health off,
In HIghIanh PAIL uruc. i
MANY ALIENS
WITH BIG CIRCUS
War In Europe Sent Cream of
Ontinental Shows To Bar
mum K Bailey Agents

The closing OF many OF the con
tnental circuses on account Of the
war has brought 20 this country
the cream OF the acrobatic perform
ers and equestrians Of Europe The
agents OF Barnum & Bailey's cir
Gus. which returns 70 Detroit. Aug.
27 were kept busy during the win
ter contracting the best OF the re
leased performers 10 appear in This
country with the big show Conse-
quently there will be many distinc,
novelties
In The present day Of novel and
thrilling circus performances. only
the most difficult and best acts are
considered good enough for the
greatest show on earth" and II Is
"a fact that America cannot supply
these novelties In Europe the CIR
Gus is not only the most popular
but also be oldest NJ amusement
institutions and the foreigner seems
10 have a natural talent for per
forming
More than $50 performers. most
Of them foreigners. are on the cir.
Gus program This season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

Jefferson-ave. looking in home
sick manner AZ the cars that were
leaving for Flint
'Adorno was a good Samaritan in
every sense on the word he fed
George he took him 90 his own
room and put him 20 bed ~ 8
o'clock, Adorno awoke and saw
George asleep AZ o'clock Adorno
arose 10 prepare himself for his
physical examination for tho draft.
and found that George had left with
some $50 that Adorno had saved
from his wages
Here Adorno proved himself a
good detective as well as Samaritan.
and Just one-half hour after he 70.
ported the matter 10 the police he
brought George in
George wanted 10 20 20 BAY city
10 see his aunt He had the ticket
in his pocket when found fle had
q few oranges for provisions And
no had the rest Of ne SEQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
IS STATES WILL
DISCUSS COAL
Union Labor Working To End
Mine Strike In
Illinois

CHICAGO. Aug Is Practically
all OF the rs state councils invited
10 tho coal conference hero tomor
row, had made formal acceptance
today
A plan FOR federal control OF the
output ~ the coal mines OF the ma.
ton will be discussed and tho terms
under which Illinois began It's cam
paign 20 reduce prices will be eN
planned
Union labor today was working
hand IN hand with Illinois operators
10 crush the strike % approximate
" 10000 coal miners which has i'm
peded operations az 30 mines
A letter. supplemented by one
from the operators Was sent ont 10
day by Frank Harrington, president
a. The district board ~ the United
Mine workers. ordering tho strik
ers back 20 work
Gov I.owden was expected 20 adj.
dress a letter 20 mo men also
The operators have formally 70
tused 90 accedc 90 he strikers de
mands and IN this were supported
by the executive board ~ the min.
ers' union
The present strike means tho loss
20 state consumption OF more than
no 600 tons OF coal a day, operators
declared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
FLAG IS TAKEN
FROM WOMEN
Pershing Orderly Says En-
blem Is Disgraced When
Flown BY Suirs

WASHINGTON, Aug - Two
hours OF -iotinr caused by suffrage
banners addressed TO Kaiser VII
son" eliminated here late Yesterday
in the removal Of the American nag
from above the door OF suffrage
headquarters by Jack Gotleib. for.
mer orderly OF Gen Pershing, and
veteran Of the Philippines
GotIieb declared that tho display
OF the banner over headquarters Of
the suffrage militants. constituted
an insult 20 the flag
Suffragists later had him arrested
for flag desecration He was re-.
leased on $500 bond
Previous 70 the flag incident a
mob OF about 1000 bombarded the
suffrage headquarters with eggs and
stones
Banners addressed to the presi-
dent Were torn down. The crowd
cheered when Gotlieb after having
carefully removed the flag lifted Il
10 his lips
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
Today. Hand Concert,

schmeman's Military band. Herman
W Schmeman director. renders the
following program AZ Belle Isle this
afternoon az 30 and no tho evening
a. O'Clock March. "Brooke's Chi
cago Marine Band. Settz. waltz.
Love Thoughts pryor. selection
from "Katinka. triml overture.
"rque Dame Suppe cornet solo, Sc
From the Metropolitan opera
House Tobani melodies from
Wang Morse. star Spangl Ban
ner Thomas iahey. baritone, viii
sing at the evening concert.
Fire In the Offices of smith. Hinch-
man & GrHIls. architects. seventh
floor ~ the Washington Arcade.
TUESDAY night. caused $500 worth
OF damage.
missing Tor over n week. lie was
last seen MS no was leaving Tor
hts home. so IS Napoleon st. las
Wednesday night
August Reno, ~ years old. No. 370
Grand RiNer-nNe.. was overcome by
tho heat Tuesday afternoon n
Vinewood and Ash SITS. AM vas
taken 90 the Receiving hospital.
Charles Gudrinn. 10 years old. who
left his home I'm Hay CITY when he
accidentally shot a companion In
the nip ls thought 10 be in De-
for him
Damage estimated NJ $1,000 was done
by FIRE In the tNyo-storr frnme
workshop and garage IA the roar
of Ne ST. BurE-st Tuesday ar
ternoon An automobile In the shed
was burned up.
Edison harlow. RI wears old. No. -
Greelel-st.. Hamtrnmck, fell from
pole on " htch he was working
at GlOv"r-st and Jefferson ave. on
TUESDAY afternoon. and sustained
fractured skull he is IN Receiv-
INK hospital and may die
Capt William Bishop. n Windsor man
formerly with the Canadian cnNnl-
ry has been awarded The Victor Ia
cross FOR bravery in hghtug Ger
man aviators since his transfer 90
tho RoSal Flylne tarns Capt
Bishop has accounted Tor 81 planes
Charles W GSuthier, one of the old
est residents Ia Essex county. died
TuesdaN evening IN his home 80.
o. Nirtoria-aVe-. Windsor. after am
illness ~ three months M Gau-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
HOSPITAL
UNIT WILL
MOBILIZE
Lieut.. Col. Shurly's
Command Ordered
To Fair Grounds
SAILS FOR FRANCE
IN SIX WEEKS
Equipment Will Be Is
sued To Men
AT Once

The Detroit College OF Medicine
and Surgery base hospital unit.
commanded by Lieut. Col. Burt r
Shurly, the director, has been or
dered TO mobilize at the state fair
grounds next Monday morning. It
will leave the drst week in Septem-
Der FOR Fort benjamin Harrison.
near Indianapolis Orders TO this
effect were received Tuesday from
Washington
When the unir is modified the
equipment. which has been in stor-
ago FOR several weeks will be issued
by Capt Edwin s George. the quar-.
termaster. n is said the unit will
be on It's way 10 France within six
weeks. II is ready 10 20. complete
ly equipped. on a DAYS notice.
The National League for Women's
Service VII prepare dinner for the
men on Monday. but after that the
regular company cooks VIII be on
the job and prepare and serve the
meals
There are 90 nurses connected
with the Unit who viii not mobilize
Al this time Just before the unit
sails the nurses viii be ordered 70
Join the unit a. an eastern port All
OF the men I'm the unit who have
not been in0culated with the third
treatment OF para-typhoid are or
dered 20 appear AZ the Office OF Capt
Theodore a McGraw. Jr 10 70
Cassave.. between 100 and : 30
Thursday night
Officers OF 'he unit members Of
the medical and surgical stan and
The Office force are as follows
MAJ Burt r. ghurly. director Mat
Frank r alker assistant director
surgical section Nsj claiming Har
rett, surgical star. chicago MAJ
clemens, Cant Theodore =. Mct;raw.
tr adjutsut and assistant director
medical section Capt Ntlfr'd laugh
% eurgjcal star Rattle creek. Capt
James d. Matt ews. surgical stan
cant George J. Fay sIrglca stan
Can't Herbert p Randall surg cal
atari Flint Capt. lare= " Inches.
medical star capt Meren ". clft
FLINT Capt Joseph q SIN. laboratory
star First Lieut. Arthur Macarthur.
surgical stan First Lieut. Ross |.
Adams surgical STAFF KalaUiHzoo.
stan First Lieut. Gcorg" r. Eeynale
surgical stan b rW ne ham First
Ilcut 1corg" 7 actridrr surgical
star owcsso; F,rst Lieut. Arthur J
First Lieut.. Eugene smith. Jr sur
Eical star First Lieut. Ward T.. COL
Inns medical STAFF Kalamazoo. First
Lieut. claude y Gaines medical stan
a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
MARRIED
men WILL
BEFAVORED
Appeal Board Does Not
Propose To Make
Wives Work

Madam II YOU have been married
year or more tho war is not going
10 tear your husband from your
side This Is on the authority ~
James O. Murnn chairman OF tho
district board % appeals which viii
handle the cases OF an Detroit and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
CAVALRY TROOPS
READY TO LEAVE

Everything IS In readiness for the
departure Of the three Detroit troops
OF the First Michigan cavalry, sta
toned in tho armory AZ Collingwood
ave and Hamilton blvd. for Gray.
ling The work oi loading the bag
gage cars began Wednesday morn.
ing
Horses will not be issued 10 the
Detroit troopers until their arrival
~ Waco. Tex. where the troops will
so after leaving GraylinC
Capts Weber and KirkoT an
nounce that their troops have been
recruited 10 war strength and tSe
vacancies caused by failures in
physical examinations have been
filod
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
BOLD ROBBERS
STEAL LEATHER

While large shipment OF sole
leather was being unloaded from a
truck in front of the wholesale
leather establishment OF John Pia.
tack & Company. No 337 Michigan
ave. Wednesday morning. two men
drove ~ in machine. dumped
three or four Of the boxes into their
car and were or before anyone real
lied what was happening
The car bore a license plate Is
sued in another state. and while tho
Tolice have the number the state
IN which IN was issued i 90 t~ '.>
Tho leather taken was valued at
about S4oo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

long before the marriage might have
been contracted with the idea OF
evading the draft--that marriage r.
perfectly valid ground for claiming
exemption. and 4 II the disposition
OF this board TO recognise such
claims
1T rs only In cases where the
board has reason 90 suspect that
affection was not unmixed with a
desire 10 evade The draft that wom-
en- will be expected 20 60 out and
get.-a job that the husband may
fght
This Information will be Of inter
est 10 hundreds OF Detroit tenedicts
and their wives who have already
begun 10 plan for the separation
they fell was bound 20 come.
on the other hand. those who con-
tracted alleged Stacker marriages
within The last few months. are the
ones who will be called out n II APP
pears - the boards that the situar
ton demands a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
SAMMIES MARCH
THRU LONDON

LONDON. Aug Is Enthusiasm
aroused by he appearance of Amer.
streets. blow The nd OF London 20.
day. @
Ambassador Page reviewed the
SammlcH as they swung past the
embassy King George reviewed
them from buckingham palace. The
Americans marched thru The prin-
cipal streets O, London. which We're
throngcd with enthusiastic. cheering
thousands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
City News in Brief

fhior was ~ wears old Funeral
arrangements have not been COM
NIttTu
stephen henson, - years old. ran
away from his home near Clifford,
Mich several DAYS ago and enlist
ed IA the army At sag nav. claim
NIX No was is years old Tuesday
he appeared for examination be-
fore Major Phelps IN the Detroit
recruiting station and the major
Informed aim that he could not
serve His parents learned OF mis-
Whereabouts and notified the mill
tary authorities
Dr. Joseph ". Hathaway. health off,
Ger Ira Highland Park. urges resi-
dents ~ the village go have them
selves NaCcinafed against typhoid
and 20 boil their water before
drinking Flve men are work.
ins on the broken chlorine appara-
t1e m ~" village water works and
until their work as completed the
water supply viii bo unsuita BILE
for drinking unless u IL boiled
first. tho hcalih officer says
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15
AWs Fair In War,
But Taxicab Wars
Are Not Included

The police are perfectly aware
that all is fair in love and war. but
that doesn't go for q taNicab war
And that Is why Ernest Upper.
g years old. No % Macomb-st..
WAS arrested Tuesday lie insisted
4, was his right 20 spike no guns"
~ the other taxicab drivers az the
Brush.st depot when they took bust
ness away from him
An oficer caught him driving nails
IN tho tires OF rival machine. and
placed him under arrest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

Lieut. Fay Palmer. who is recruit.
ing for the Thirty-nrst. is on the
lookout for a deserter who stole the
clothes of man whose name IA
being withheld and left his uniform
behind Tho man who reported the
desertlon 10 the authorities. dc
clsred no had 20 remain in his room
MI day, FOR no had no clothes 10
wear except the uniform, and he
had no right 20 wear that.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

The Victrols VI. has az.
tractive oak case and clear,
full tone. The OUTFIT is
one that viii bring a world
Of added enjoyment 70 your
hone-and that you can
easily take with you on
any OF your Summer out
lngs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-15

Charles W GRuthier, one of tho old
est residents In Essex county died
TuesdaN evening ~ his home. 80.
81 Victoria lave. Windsor, after am
illness ~ three months Mr. Gnu-