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The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
FIRST" PAPERS
TAKEN OUT BY
800 ALIENS

The poss'eilit, ot fighting asains,
their native countries did not defer
Foo aliens from taking cut nrst citi.
E"nship papers during the week.
when MI records FOR naturalization
were broken in The United States dis
irict court and the county clerks
once Mosi Of these were AIstrians
and Germans. In case Of con~crip-
non. they might BE- called upon To
lght against their FOR ,er country
men Sstur iay 100 men applied ~
thc counts c.crk's a'ice. thus number
ir.Es ah q the average number Of
per~ sued in AT entire week in
ordinary ,iucs. The sc-called "h-st
papers are c~-uica'e deciaring
fhsi d man intenel 10 become a citi-
t,u ,n TIDE federal court clerks
Ve.cc there wcrr mtre than 100 Gee
.arauors during Tho week.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
CORPSE PROVES TO
BE MUCH ALIVE

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia. FEB IA
PROSTATE body. covered with a blan.
ket, vas borne into the eTnbalmlrg
room 81 "a local mprgls ~ the hour
q . a. NJ recently solemn faced
men stood in the dim light as the
undertake. drew hack the blanket
enc Eazed down on the still face
and the closed cyelids
Suddenly the corpse sat Up and
looked around
what place Is This >" he asked
unconcerne3iy An undertakers.
Well, its warm herr anyway. Guess
II stay All night
And be- settled hack 10 continue
bis nan. DRAWN TIE blanHet ~
around bis chin
Il bad been n.ps' confusing u.ie-
take. 4 J0dy destined for burial IN
his citv and an injured conyic- TO-
m returned from PRISON camp AZ
Granite. Ia. go mn rrformat1ry AZ
Ansmosa. arrived on The samo Train
There yo1r corpse. police
man haa told the driver - Tho
morEue W. yon 40 he saw tho stretch
or bearing th- injured man hauled
out ~ The tagga1e car The irivcr
asked no further questions
Nor dill fhe deputy in charge ~
the man interfere lie believed fhe
wagon 10 BE- an a~ru.ance which
had beer crtcrcd 80 meet the train
And he next minute the CORPSE"
W., converting pleasantly with fhe
man of frochar and etnbaiminr
fluids Frightened indeed no uaa
i'w what would yCl 90 n yc1r
corpse s8i up and shouted y1cr
car
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
GIRL OF IL HELD
UP PROMOTION
OF DIR. GRAYSON

WASHINGTON. Feb. i3. - The
nght OF 1T-yesr-old girl has proba-
bly, killed the chance OF senate con
nrmation OF the nomination OF Dr
Cary r Grayson. President Wilson :
physician. TO be admiral
The girl is Miss Dubose. daugh-
Ger OF Capt. Dubose OF the navy
medical corps. whom Grayson would
imp IN hts long distance promo.
hon.
u developed today tina, she had
been 90 every senator with the plea
NAT her father ought 10 have the
place--that hts record was unfair.
sished IN Al years service and thai
the service had been IN actual war
and IN every corfer ~ the Globe
where the navy goes
Now they're saying on Capitol
Htll that Grayson's nomination j.
udc'racked indefinitely and that
Capt Dubose's hghiing daughter t.
responsible. She modestly says
No did not want he lobbying
Enovn.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
PACIFISTS
WORRYING
WILSON men
Administration Is Dis
tressed BY Bryans
Activities
BACKDOWN NOW
is SCORNED
No Dickering Wit h
Berlin Possible While
U-BOats Are Uncurbed

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. - Peace
propaganda. largely tostered BY for
mer Secretary OF State Bryan and
his friends has grown 10 an extent
that attracted the attention OF gov
eminent heads today.
As one feature OF a concerted
drive TO enlarge the peace spirit
eco women representing The Emer-
gency Peace federation" were
booked TO surge into congress TO
day TO urge broader pacihcism.
Meantime two big peace ofnces
here with heavy corps OF stenog
raphers were shooting out peace
'etters. while peace propaganda tel
egrams poured into the White
House and state department
The whole situation distressed
administration supporters They
felt IL manufactured more peace
spirit already lsrge-and helped
tie the governments hands in case
IL regarded war against Germany
"a necessary for preservation OF
American rights. honor and dignity
one;als laid the German ,eeler
OF Saturday suggestion for the
United States German conference
20 avoid war--tlirec'ly 10 peace
prcpa sanda. while some authorities
suggested that the hand OF former
Secretary OF State Bryan was in
the deal
Much az the government would
Ike 20 keep az peace. IL does no,
want 20 face an artificial peace
spirti. II does not want 10 appear
Aefore the world. and especially be-
fore Germany as either too proud"
or too fat 20 fight
The government frankly scorns
in advance any suggestion OF .
German conference unless Germany
alters her submarine warfare ON.
Gals said they will not be party
20 any discussion while ships are
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
SIGHT OF POLICE
PATROL CAUSES
THIEF TO CONFESS

After Frank r S,ears rad offered
20 walk 10 the police station and
tell the story OF the disappearance
from the Statler hotel. last Nov 2l
OF parcel post package OF Jew
elry worth 1900. Detectives Coats
and Rick sent the patrol wagon
from the usona hotel. EhTsbeth-st
west, and accompanied their man
20 the detective bureau. Stears broke
down ut the sight ~ the police pa
troll. and pleaded that ne might b.
permitted 20 walk 20 the station.
he later admitted that he had taken
a lsvalierr~ and a brooch. the prop
erty Of Mrs. FLORENCE " Milner
and had given them 20 a friend in
Cincinnati Stears H. charged Nith
grand larceny
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
4. C. BULKLEY TO
QUIT As REGENT
Attorney Will Not Run For
Second Term, He Tells
Committee

Harry c. Buckley. No. 800 Uaion
trust building. regent OF the Uni
Nefsity Of Michigan. will not be a
candidate for reelection. lie Is
completing his hrst term a. regent,
The Arao Incement that Mr. Bulkley
will no, be a candidate this spring
was in the form OF letter TO IN,
Wayne eornty Republican commit
te, His retirement doubtless viii
throw maay canftdLtes into casl-
paign for the regency. ar. Buckley
gays that his position as regent has
taken too much OF ms time
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
ASKSHOUSE
TO IMPEACH
WARBURG
Other Reserve Board
Members Also Named
BY Lindbergh
CONSPIRACY WITH
WALL-ST., CHARGE
Minnesotan A s ert 5
Public Was Mulcted
By Law Distortion

WASHINGTON. Feb l3-Charg-
ing high crimes and misdemean-
ors- in the administration OF cur
rency laws. Rep Ltndbergh Of Min
ne.ota Monday on the floor Of the
house asked impeachment proceed
ings AGAINST Gov Harding. Paul
wsrburr and other members % The
federal reserve board
ilndbergh charged CONSPIRACY"
with J p. Morgan 4 Company,
Kuhn. Loeb L Company. in which
Paul wsrburg was a former part.
ner. the r,<s. National bank OF New
York. ard other great banking In
stitutions.
Paul Warburx. Lindbergh charged.
had been active in framing the fed
eral reserve legislation. in the inter
ests OF big business and. with
Others. had by secret means"
sought 10 influence and obtain the
appointmen, OF he present mem.
bers OF the board
In connection with this lobby
ing in the framing OF the lsgislA
ton. IiudberEh said most unnsua'
powers had been vested IN thi.
board
The people Of The United States
Lindbergh charged had been In
iured 10 the extent % several bil
lions % dollars thru malsdministrs
ton % currency laws"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

Toi,ou several months $500.
Henri J. slrenr s years 900. 1.1
Saturday. in bis home $50 As
Garfp'taye Nr Sfrenr for several
years was arr err n'ufs 90 IRE ritE
clerk Office DE was a member os
the Odd FsuOgs and % the Order
- ne Amarsnth Thfe surviving
family include. Mrs streng ard
daughter. TAO brothers one sister
and Mrs S'r~ng Sr Funeral ser
vices vii Do held Wednesday after
noon. in me hone. and later IN s.
Luke's church, under re auspices %
The Odd Fellow
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
LAWRENCE PRICE
PASSES away
Former Democratic Candidate
For Senator Succumbs
To Illness

LANSING Mich Feb IL Law
rene, Price. president oi the LAns-
ins Auto Body company. mOcretic
candidate Tor United states senator
last fall. former Ch.ef of Police Of
! ansinc and otherwise active in city
Affairs. died In Mt clemens. Mon
day WHORE he was eceiving
medical treatment ftlr wife wa
WITH hIm. Mr. Price wes a veteran
% The civil aar having enlisted
vixen Is and served thruout r~ceiv-
.nE wounds az Objectionable and
t,sttyseurc he was With the nrrt
Jrion troops 20 r,ach Atlanta he
tarne 90 Lansing m 1866
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
ZERO WEATHER
DELAYS MAILS

Mails from every direction are
seid up AZ a result Of the cold snap.
md deliveries in Detroit will likely
= irregular for several days be
anse OF train delays
The Cincinnati train. Monday
aornins. due a. sos. was three
purs late The Michigan Central
rom upper Michigan. due here at
o'clock. had not been heard from.
Ae -eakiaEn tEaia- sasEy1as -tis- New
'ork mail. which should have
rfched Detroit az \ o'clock. had
., been reported. All service f.
80 up from four 20 i've hours be
oosc o. the frigidity. which Is with
~ parallel In recent years.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
OSBORNE
NOT THRU
WITH WORK
Former Warden of Sing
Sing Talks of
Plans Here
WILL VISIT
CAPT. DISQUE
Heartily IndOrses FL
forts of the Path
finders Club

n shall return 20 prison work az
tho fret opportunity that Offers
said Thomas Mott Os5orne 70 a
Times reporter Nonday morning
Il vas forced out ~ Sing sing
the second time by the mRnipula.
lions OF politicians; the most com
pletc game that ever was played
1T had 10 40 with the building OF
the new prison. The whole ihins
had been arranged and. OF course.
was not a parry 10 H. They sent for
Meyer. OF Atlanta. a warden with a
very bad reputation for cruelty. 10
DC away with the league which !
had established in Sing Sing. and
Mover came but was converted. He
declared that the league was the
best thing he had ever seen. Yes,
be win be put out. too. II he does
not change.
Our prison reform league has Tor
its fundamental principle. responsi'
biIity. When prisoners are Wiling
10 assume responsibility they are
given self government. They have
their court and judges and Try them
selves for any infringement OF The
prison Law. Social ostrseism awaits
The man who does not live W 20 the
code and public opinion In the prison
Il quite az compelling as " 10 out
eide.
There IL no way Of divorcing prs
ons from politics. The only thing
b. TO purify politics. Put the right
men In once rather than men Who
are entirely UNFIT Somebody nusi
elect or appoint the warfeus, and
n must be those xho are IN reap no
personal benefits"
Mr.. Osborne Is going 10 jackson
TUESDAY. 90 see Warden Dfsque. snc
viii ask permission TO institute a
league In Jackson prison. He viii
guarantee 10 bring about decided
changes for the better In four
months. he says
you see. there In an understand
img. Q sort of underground eomnu-
nication between the prisnoers In all
the prisons of the country" added
Mr.. Osborne. -snd the jackson :ncn
know me perfectly. would not
have 10 get acquainted With them
end gain their confidence. have
that already"
Mr.. Osborne declared that the test
thing In prison work that he knew
Of In Michigan was the Pathfncers'
club, and that be wondered that
f1e people OF Detroit did not appre-
eiate II and give II their support
Mr.. Osborne spoke IN the uritar
IAN church sunday evening on his
Part In prison reform.
place the convict on his own hon
Or: let him apply TO n higher stand
ord 81 life the loyalty ard =elf--Ae
rince he shows toward others in hi
profession and then you have th'
basis OF prison reform he said.
A luncheon was given MONDAY
noon In the u. 4. G. for Mr.. o. Dorr'
BY the Mems CLIO OF the uniiaria'
church.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

Memcers % the D--troit Federation
% women's clubs. % whom there
nre about 5000. have adopted a reso
iution fsv~lng the increase In sal
aries o. elementary teachers for
which an item Ii Included IN the
,oard OF education oudget amounting
10 sisT 500 A COPY OF the resolu
ton and recomm~n iation has been
forwarded TO the board OF education
I, L. signed by LnlI A. W Wilson.
president. and Mabel y. Simpson.
.ecordinx secretary.
prfnstng--th~ pIsIr s~st ki.a-fhst
ts rtHks-Tme. Deb D~ps-Msfn Aa1a.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

Articles of association have been
Hied with he county clerk by tho
Chesed Shel Zines socic'y Cths 20.
ciety for the relief OF the dead.
Jewish organization which b. 90 D..
sure its members proper Jurial foi
tho payment % dues amounting 20
20 cents month. and tho Ladies
lined Relief rorfntv
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
BOY, AGED TWO,
BADLY BURNED:
MAY NOT RECOVER

Stanlev Kolopinski. years Old
vas SD severely barned when The
ZONE. No. s. T'venf v-eighfh-st. TOOK
Ere IN a mysterious manner about
noon. Monday. that his recovery is
no. expected. The child was taken
o. the city hospital and later remov-
ed 20 the Chldren's FRYE hos pital
The chHGs psrrats found fhe
y0tin-sfer on ~olopef In aames. v on
BIS cr1es attracted fheir attention
Ths HON was aG,y damaged The
crsein 0f ne Blaze q unknOVD
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
Orders Man nenort.d

q. oliver Prick. chief immigration
inspector. has ordered the doporta.
ton Of william De'terling 20 Lon.
don. ont. The Inspector says that
Dctterling violated tbc immigration
laws in bringing women into the
states FOR improper purposes
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

endangered BY ruthlessness.
Meantime. however. neutrals have
offered to do whatever they can Ia
swerve Germany. II IL ofncialiy
stated AZ the state department,
They are quietly bringing pressure
on the imperial government.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

stored IN our plants outside the
main plant and this is available for
immediate use in building cars. We
have on hand now a supply of all
parts necessary In assembling fin
lshed cars.
In spite Of the temporary delay, we
expect TO complete our shipments
TO all our dealers on schedule TINA
Fortunately our Service Depart
ment was not touched by the fire
and we are able TO give immediate
attention TO the needs Of al Saxon
owners from our large supply OF
service parts.
The loss sustained by the ffre was
fully covered by insurance.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

Production of Saxon cars was tenn
porarily interrupted due TO fire
which partially destroyed our main
plant in Detroit on Saturday morn
ing, February 3.
However, we had under lease ad-
ditional factory quarters Of greater
floor space than the plant which
was damaged by fire. New equip
ment has been installed here and
Monday morning. February 18th,
We shall begin building cars, In this
newly equipped plant.
We have large supply Of material,
such as motors. axles, frames,
bodies, rims, tenders. radiators, etc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entire
" closed deafness is the result.
Unless tbe inflammation can hs re
duced and this tube restored TO ,ts
normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrb.
which is an inflamed condition of
the 'Ducons surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaoea Of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Catarrhal
deafness that cannot be Cured ~,
Hali's Catarrh Medicine Ci,rn-
lars free. All druggists, l5o.
F~.J.CHENEY eco, Toledo. ..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
0ffi1la! Charges at the Agency

1t is definitely reported that
Supt. f. c. Campbell and Chief
Clerk A. T, c. Green have resign
ed their respective positions at
Cheyenne River Agency, to take
effect Oct. LIST. We hope to he
aole to give a more extended no
tice at said date
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worries took
r. b. Congdon's place in the
Mess House" Tuesday. Mrs
Geo. Gear is lending them her as
sistance until after the Indian
Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Congdon have
given it up in order to get a va
cation. They viii! occupy quarters
in the Snpt's residence until the
new agent comes. when they ex-
pect to occupy Mr.. Worries resi-
dence in Forest City
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
Gettysburg's Electric

Plant seems to be a sure go. The
managers have purchased the old
Wright carpenter shop Just south
Of the railroad depot and will over
haul it both inside and out, and
have ordered the material for q
plant that will furnish light and
heat for over one hundred patrons,
It is part of their plan to run
wires to the smaller towns sur
rounding Gettysburg SO as to be
able to supply said towcs also With
the electric juice, and we uader.
stand they willmake a proposition
to Forest City and Cheyenne ig-
ENJOY to run a wire here and ow
the river.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
DEATH Of a Former Resident

Funeral services were held We'd
nesday in Gettysburg over the re-
mains of the late Mrs Ernest Spitz
nee Emma Mortenson of Montana,
a former resident of this township,
who died last week under painful
circumstances. Mr.. Spitz was
operating a threshing outfit and
his wife was travelling with him as
cook. On the night the accident
occurd Mrs. S. attempted to get
up on the separator just after it.
with tractor, had passed over q
small bridge. while both were still
going and slipt and fell, the wheele
passing oyer the body, the night
being so dark that her husband
did not detect what she was doing.
Mrs. L.. Mortenson and son En-
nest accompanied the rcmairs to
Gettysburg, where they were
buried beside those Of her father.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
CHANCE or LITET1Mr

No county in the west oaters better n
auceinents to day to the farmer dest,;re
70 build a home or to the capitslist To-.
ls 'or . profitable investment for II,
money than lie offered in thu tert;.;., land.
ON ,1..er county, South Dakota, which
merely nominal when compared w ,Hh ~.
urodnetlvs lapds but q short d;st.ns.
east. hera con eefcvhd railroads. schSs
seuaea. towns end villages ready h,,,,t
aselety organized AND equal to thst .
~. Nv, sass Gu she hsad. and pse1h i.
Mas .anss on Inc other-a eamhsnstie.
lie o find in . courtry eith.,
,.er or newer than this. That this coS.
uhs'e faa Cannot long re1sts lie atteeted b.
tors Of the wsst, convsrsant with -.
yslns Of sucb lande. are rapidly br.~;aas
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
A Cent. Hint.

.. A Cent. Hint.
\ cerinin butcher is renowned among
his contemporaries for the quaintness
aud originality of some of his rs,.aarks.
I'm n road lending to o netghhoring
parish he Il day met a gentleman
who ct the time owed him for some
meat. After a salutation the gentle.
NOR remarked:
That's a fine fat dog you have, AL
exander.''
Sac weel he may, STR" was the re-
ply. for he has a. easy conscience
and is cot O debt, and that's MAR than
you or / can say"
The hint was taken. and the butcher
got his money next day.--Londcn An
swers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

EHE.F* +HAEN $3.50 H "
The election held Tuesday to
eide the question of moving be
Geo. Comean echoclhouse did bt
rouse any great enthusiasm. le
result being but three votes 4,
all 10 the affirmative. While =
Press has not said or done anythk
against the project of moving |
said schoolhouse, it does not
qTgCEZEs]151EgggT11ssh M6slae
itis for the best interest @ eiti
tho scholars attending i or
diatrict at large. While sel'
interests .perhsps moves US
stills is Press cannot see but =
The rieht thing 70 do Y g estaD'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
ABOUT STATE
CAPITAL

CAPITAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dupree were
in Pierre on Monday. bringing
their children tn the Indian Indus
trial school.
Dean Stsrkev submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at the
hospital last Saturday.
Roscoe Baeby came up from
Huron last week for a visit with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Bagby
viii! leave Saturday for Fort Riley,
Kan. with the men drafted from
Beadle county where they will go
into training.
L., b. Wadleigh is having mater
ial hauled to his ranch to be used
i'm the construction of improve
ments. He will also sink. a deep
we'll, and hopes to secure a good
flow at a depth of fourteen hon
bred feet.
L'ceDce to we'd was issued this
morning by Clerk of Courts j.. Il.
Slindee To Louis a Rousseau of
Eagle Butte. and Miss Bessie MAY
Dupris Of Duprae.
The value of the South Dakota
crop this yeas is just three times
what it was last year. according to
state statisticians. This will mean
some money for the farmers to
spend.
Frank w. Mutually, of juneau.
Alaska, brotherinlaw of Mrs. Null.
ally of this city, was in Pierre the
first OF the week. MIR. Mutually is
soon to enter the army service.
Relatives of Lieut.. Carroll Nc.
Coy In Pierre were notified Sunday
that he had arrived safely in
France. Arthur Anderson was
perhaps the first Pierre hoy to
reach France; he went to the from,
with Canadian troops and has heen
twice wounded. Andrew Bonsey
was second, with railroad engin-
GERS. 1t is believed that Eric
jacobson and Hugo Alleman have
also reached that far away battle
field.
Mrs. Carson Williams of PHILLIP
passed away a few days since, her
husband having resided in Forest
City at one time. The Pierre
Capital-Jonrnal speaks Of her
death as follows:
An item of sad intelligence to.
day is that of the death 90
GsFsen William. which occ,, mt IS
Tvs hospital this morning
Mrs. Williams was the wife of ia,
pnpnla, and we'll known stock maj
OF the west river country. Prior te
her marriage she was a trained
nurse, a lady of fine character. ane
popular with all who knew her
Since her residence III this section
she has made many friends NO,
only in her home community, bu,
in Pierre and the Black Hills. anc
a vide circle of acquaintances. az
we'll as family relations will fee
keenly the blow of death which re
moved this estimable lady from thu
land of the living.
.aH
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

Some very intelligent citizens
can see no difference between a
system of military training and
militarism; but If they will COM
pare the two systems and work
them ont in practice, they willdis-
cover a great difference.-Pierre
Free Press.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

a consolidated school IN Forest
City, giving the scholars of the
district n gra|ed school mp to the
ninth or tenth grade. We believe
this township Is ahundantlv able
to maintain a better school than it
had heretofore done.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

So far government price fixing
OH coal seems to he working like it
did on paper. No help except in
hopes. In the meantime winter is
coming.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20
Arouren....

You may Imagine the fellow who was
arguing with you quit because he was
19eaten..s bnt there Il always the prob.
ability that he thought It would be
useless to wAstesany more words on a
6hnl-roledo Blade.