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New Britain herald., 1917-01-03

General Hubert Lyautey, the re-
 gently appointed war minister of France and member of the council of five running the French end of the
 war, a recent portrait of whom is re- produced herewith, Is a soldier of re- nown. In an article printed in 1912
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27
Nahnerbieb h6rrraidt.

Aadnem En- bereifs oreimal bon
tinerH DiiBnar1ieb nddtliher 8eiIe
nm leiH 8e0eruieb beitoblen, hafte
Der ede 40. nno N~aan6erion Ctr.
n1obneile e1eorae 81 gpnItpf ber-
aalnBt, IN ieiaer Aohnnig einen
9fnbrudsaIarm a%n5ubrinaen. 9Is
nerieEbe 0iontaa friib crt0nte.
ipyaglg Goniitod aus Dem gett nlio
hefDaFHtete ii6 NIT ieiner Sag6flinz
iel er inh nod ME Elm Mom aus
iEifem nHbneritaa elite un0 lan0te
lem %nleprere Edible nod bic ie=
cod lamtlih febl9inaeu. sSn Dieiem
2Sirter babeH % bis 80 @emodner
Aieler @egen0 Diel inter Snbner0iebs
3Idblea ST. lei9eH aebabt. mo mern
Ger Eieh ibnsn IN Ole 6nnOc geraten
ieHle ailrffe Is ibneH Idlinm er.
Nq8sa1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27
Kcnorci3 u~crerit nccl,
eeeen wilicn's plan.
Die Acfnitces i'm Pans nrS Scuat fiir 1lnstpdrs
tiec an0clcScnbeiten k0nncn ii6 NIT Nes
-pr6iiScntcf ecfcrCcrtc pcIlmadbtcn
iricbt citpcrltanDcn cfkldrcn.

ssai1IHgtou ~. Sen. 9iino.
ritatsmitgliener Dcs NnusfomItees
.ilr ousm1rtige angcleacnAeiten
itemHten iih henteacgen 5rpei &nnf.
te DER @ilipRi hrn 5or0erungca.
es brtrifft ndnlid Sic gcpaffntne
Der 8unitions l1iiie unt0 un0erc BON
Y~ralioeIttcn pcrlonatcn Wiittel. nie
@cidiite, &onanicre un0 @clo. Nfeb
rcre 4omitetntitgIieoer nahfnen ii.
Hen aatidieoeHm StalOpunff aegei
ciHe GMIo9e Elm. bic Dem Graiioca.
ten aeitnttct. Shiffc alt bepafneh,
oie Mimition iiGrcn
Shiiie nit 9labrmgsmittcIa an
9Oro ioltacn ibrer N2einunq aadl
beihidt mcr0ea
Wfebrere Somiteeuaifalie0er Be.
fampfen Den non on0crcn Mtitalie
bern cingcnonHnencn 5tauDpunft br-
treffs 0es Gaudbootfrie9es. inoem
lie 8elteno MAIDEN, OaB Elm ioldes
8orgehen nuf Amcrifn eine ritdiptrs
fence Msirt1taa baden tonne faas cB
ipater init eiller ou0eren gtation int
ariege lIegen ioltr.
Sn 8etreff a0nOerer M3ittel4 mic
iene. fDelde graiiOcnt @ilion iii
leiner eeitriaeu Rc0e bcionoers an.
oeItete, iueen oie Minorit1fsmit.
glie0er, onB tie mbenfbat iino. 0ern
pilr0en ibm iolde BUR 9erfilguug
geitelt Damn mirOa Inn bic Maht
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'iber strieg itnb 5rieocn in @anoen
.gcgebeH mcr6en, mo oieies III mir
5ohe 0cs aongrrIieS.
0as 9ausfoHitec iur a~isudrtige
Nngclegenbeiten lit aiidl bclltc ant bic
pom 6IooO cinasrcidte Bill nidt ri-
iig ae%ppr0ca, mon lit nidt ae.
.nciat Dem &rdiioenten Mlaht6efig.
Hiiie e%in5lraiHlciL sic iibcr Ariea
mo Sric0cn entidci0eno Wirfcn iol,
len rm0 f6n.iem o. lit iogar Der
8erindl QcHiaht Dor0rn Der 9ors
.Idgc Iiuenogatlfs eiu3liDcrleiben.
Gieies lit nod Ridt geideben. ober
man miro Oleis Announcements Dent
Grafi0eiteu 1clite nadpnittag sur
8cgntadtimg m%terbreitcn, lin 4
llbr miro 0as aoH1itee iuie0er in
Sieune treteu.
Dir @auptira9e 6citono Oarirt ob
oenI 9~rdii0enteH GoaiHodt gcor6en
Der0en ioa. omrrifaniidc Sdiffe
iDeldle 9Riiuitipa All gorD babel 5l
beiridfca.
ejoH5 0erfs!be Sianmf ipielte lid
I'M 5enotsfoniiep fltr arsludrfige
AngeleaeHheiifn ait, 9tiih bort
pur0e @roteit erbcben Dab anerifa.
SntFp beitiift peroen iol
ten. afdd 5meiitiin0iaer @eratuug
Dertadte iih 0as aomifee. obne oaB
Is 81 einern 9eidltuB gefolnmen
mar.
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OcutIdbIanc lit
nle9t amssm1 mnocrnl
Srei. 5eligman erflart, Aaiierte
miiiicu SIG auf Sdladt.
fclb linden.

9ctp gorf, 81. 8ebr. @ear
G~eitidlano abrrbnapt bciiegt mer4
ben Tam, 70 mtB Dies auf Dem
5dladtfelD geibe6cn ID erfIartG
Grofeiior Comm n. u. 5eligfnafl
bon Der GoHnubiosllniueriitdt Dor
Dem 5nitltiite nf WITS ann 5eienees.
Der befaflnte giotionnlnfpnora. 0eE
iber Dos IbeHa Der obolfsmirt
ihaftlihen Aipctte 0rs ellrop1lidea
Arieaes" iprnd erftlrfc. Die glodie-
RING gentihlon0s hobe Dem aeide
in Nnbrbeit sum Segen aereidt %
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27
.Gals5 s~crriittct
ilitN 0b9crGdcrt
BON 1~1icrcnlciNen!

ssur einioer Sell battle ID tiutH f6ipereu
atfaa bon Eiercnleioen; nlein 3niiuno mebs
felie IcraudtreHo; to- icnHie uin mebr ale
ole @aIile 6ep 3eit arneilrn. 30 i6icn cana
n%bgeaderf 81 ieiiL bate ieineh glprefs uil6
ioHnie nchts ni6t ibloicn 9t probierfe bers
ihieoeue piitiel obnc Griela, so idlgleb al
st 9iiuler 4 Sc rno tie iausitu mir cine
neiHe 4yche BITE MIR sf btisa thieit. so
tauiie nann mebr Sinanp. aooi nao hi1t Tort
es III HcpTrI, bis neine Gefnn6bcit fpieoer
3eraeiieai lcar. Sd bin ipd6renS bcr Ietfen
aaplt 3a0tc liarl uR5 aelnAa ecaelelt. so.
erlpieHlc Gr alImers pawp sicoi suocrcH.
ste aiesciheieea baben, mil 5rcuoep.
3bre eracbcHe
5raA n. GrukIeh.
Winters, CHa.
&of mir peribulid eritirncH 1T an 1.
@lar5 1913 5ran ~ NroBicb. meIGc sic obi.
acH stlsa0et iuierinrieb mo ourn GiO be-
frdfiigte, oab nieirlben heR anbaIi uaA pabr
niio ben aaianeH c%Htiprrden6 anb.
Go. Erplpn, 6iTenil. g0inr,
IN mo fir 4ufDniulala Co.. EfIa.
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Eerarn @leineibe nerhnftef.

ebarles 5acobien Der hon Den
@rosaei 6porereH fur8 por oereH
8%ertaglmg lpegen 9ScineiOs in 0en
anflage5nitoho periebt fpnr0e. b..
fiH0ef itd jest binter Shlob unb
Hie8el. Safobien ioa Del einem
9ro8e5 Dor @ert@t laid geidpo-
rem haben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

anf oieie @ciie Bic Ocutide Sn0utric
ae5Duuaen muroe tbre eigenen Rel
iourcen in pollem WinBe fir Die
9oifserndbriHa mo oeli Arieasbe
bari nlBbnr 5i ntddlelt Iogegea
lreroe Die 2oge gnglonhs Ourd ieiuc
lonn09cperluite italtoi8 i4limmer.
Die lleberiegenbeif Der Aaiiertaf iii
Mannlhaftsitarte lat0 mirtidaitli
den 9ilfsmitteln iei ptneOies nidt
groB mo BET Der ieeigal Sage marc
ant elHc 4lisguagerimg GettidIon0s
oDer cine gsieOerringlmg alli pirt
idldftlidlem eiebiete gar nidt mefr
SIT oeflfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

Sniptleiter Der 9iaib 9aofors Com
pollB, melde Jirma iid nit Der Ser.
telling bon eritflaiiigen 4utoniobi.
len mo Pluto Qaitipagen 6eIdaitigt.
Die gr5elgniiie Oieier sSirnio ian.
ben in Der Gulaba @utoidou gni
itellling uHo erregen meaen ibrer
0reisDiIr0igfeit n%ltseueines Aufie
ben. gie Jfaib 9iotors Gourpann lit
Der gr6Bten l%lnteruebmen ieiner
@rt; lire 5nbriftsaHlnaeii be0efen
einen s5laderrarnl Don ilber 80
9Ider uno geben ilber 5000 8eriU
Hen lObnen0e 8eihdftignng
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Gic bieiigen @rluOitiidmaflcr, ct.
lpn 127 an ,3obl, hielten Wlortao
dben0 int 8oiItencIle &ptrl ibr
orei5cbnfeS Sabresbantett alb. get
biunoriitiihen %1rtrdeeit mo an0c.
rem faiiIeu @ibeu nniiiiierten Iif ole
anlpeicn0en groBartig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

berltfy ~. 6eb. tBHTfenberidt.
AeinstaHsleF b. 8etbmamm-Doll'
lucg birlt bente i'm Rfidstag etnl
Hebe. III msldcr er b%erDOrbob:
09entidlanos SrieoensbeOinamu-
gen baileren ant GntihGDignHg fil
aNe ansgeitanbcnen gcioen nnS Ga.
ranticn fir bic griitcn5 HHn ;3nfnnfi
riHrs Itnrfeu 9sntidlanSs. IS gibt
Hnr cine brenaenoc Sngcsfraae, BIC
cnc anDeren innerea nuO Guferen
iiberidattet, uHn bic 1T fampfen
muD ~ansbaltrn, bis Der Sieg CT.
rtHgcu it!!1
Nnh6em Der Geidsfau9ler bic in.
mere gDIitit IN fnr5en sBurten be-
ribrfe, rief rr ieine D%Orheriae i'm
Msidstas sebalteHe GeSe ms 8e-
Daftnis Ieiner 3nb6rer 5nriif, in
lueIdJer sr bic 5rirDensDpridlGge Der
3entrnEmGdte befannt madte.
Die MmtiBprt ant SieieIbe," fnbr
Der aan5ler fort, ,iuar mebr fred
Mnn anmaFenO, mic irgen6 Gin ber-
Minftsger Memidl In Mnlerrm Ganbe
D6cr in nentralen 9dRnern I'D ges
Sndlt Gattt. Sic &irfang, Die oas
GDEnment barbariiden 6aHes nnS
SDbns ansgeitbt bat, lit Der snHsen
BELT befamnt. llnlere ShnOniie
mnD nniere Srpnt itebt bente feiter
Senn il, naier &olf itt6t bente
inniaer berrinf Sa, ME il suSpr
nnb it 6ente eatlfluhener, mic che
oemla
3er aGHsler neriBies Oann nMf bic
nm GnglanD, 5raufreid nH6 Stnli-
eH geidaffene ariess5one uHO anf
Die non n~eutraIen Madlten Oieier-
bllb eingetrpFffnen Antiuurten.
Der 6eidsfansler iagte bel Be-
i~predgnHg Der uilitariiden Gage me
ter Annerem SplgenDes.
aenD nniere SolDateH an
Der syrDnt in bem Sspmmelfeaer Der
Iamfardben ifanSaalten, mGhrenO
nnlgre SGnG)bDDte tOOesueraftenO
Dmrdl bic Meere ellen, md6renD mir
Dabesm feline anOere-abiDlnt feline
aRbfre Rflidt Aaben, ais aanDnen,
MmuitiBn, 9ahrnngsmiftel an prD.
0H7iercn nnD Oieie NebensmitteI init
WercAfiafeit III DerteiIen--inmiften
oieies bis auf Oas Aenkeritc onge-
ipanntrm Samples nm oas 9cben
nu0 bic ,3nflnft nnieres aan0es
ierrIht mr. cine ein5igg NDtiusa-
niafeit Dur. Ilelelbe be6errldt aae
aSra9en Der inneren iUie Ser an BE.
rem gulitif, nnb oiele lit: g.3ni
nnO eiaeH Sifg 81 errin-
aepl
1er Aeidsfaaslcr lDies Saranf
Fin, haH 0as bentidDe @ulf init 0es
tester SeiDiaignng neuer
MrlegsfreOite Der gansen xsrlt Ieiue
Eereuldaft beluieien fat, oen aampf
fortsuieseu, bis ieiue 6einOe far
Sriebfn berrif ino.
Mmf 0eH fyrieDen ielbit einaeaenb,
rief Der ana5ler bic 8ripredmuaen
il ben 3eitnfgeH, in 6ffentliden
&eriammInngen nab ebenio Itn
9ieidlstag ben 3mb0reru III Grinne.
CT erflGrtc, onf e. D~rrfrii9t
ieIm DiirOe, iuenH er an Oieien Dc.
feilnebmen mar6e.
gln meiner GtenMug, @erIpre-
dluHgen 5m foraanEiercn, ms Ginsel-
ne geben0e SeOingnnaen IN MAIDEN,
nubIos nuS Derirhbt iein, .
iagte e.. 07ie 5ii6rer ben Tcinbe
Dies binreidenO getan,@ fiia-
te fr bin5n. nSie ga6eu iIdl aeaea-
leitlg bic meitgebenoneu @erFdernn.
sem aber iie baben Damit MIR qr5-
Hgre &erUifelnngen i'm ariea
rrretdt. S6r SeifpieI fam mid
Derfibren. 8as idl ii6er Sie
xen0eus nnO iiber Das 3iel mnierer
6e0InguHgen iageH fuunfe, babe id
oeridif0entlia i~BieDerhoIf, nGmlih
n1en arieg Dnrh eineu 0amern-
ben Jrieoen 81 beenDen, Der ms
fir aIeg erlitteHe lInredt
aeinakrf un6 neu GeftauA ,,nA ale
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ode %. mo yarfcr Ctr. tolli-
Oicrten Blooming 3ipei Ailtompbtle
rnO 6. &. Sameion bon 1924 p.
10. StroBe, Der ii6 III Dem einct
aroftmdaen befano. brah ben liufch
arut. Die beioen MaihiHci wnroen
DOllig beihd0iet.
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10 QufInaen0 mic StrnBenoiruel az
tleiopt qinqen noOrrh iic oie Ant'
merflnmfcit Der Rdnner duf IT'D 80.
aeu. mos oft su %ihlimmgren 0iilaeH
fiihrr
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@nIbnrrhnnaert anfnrfnnSrn.

Sll cinem fIeinen giarm Ode 80.
ilno z StraBe in Sin. 0maba lultr
DC 0l0ntag Der 12iabrige Serrp
5hanaban haIbDcrbIln9ert a~ufaeiitn.
ben. Seine 4adbarr e~rfl1rfeL 0nB
Der @reis lett ntebreren @oden fait
intnler o5ne 01hrung mo 6eueruna
gelDeieii. Gr pnroe DelH Gotlntps
bofpitnl iibermieierL
abonniert ouf oieie 3eifttnq.
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Brief an
IT aiimeE 4 81
NingBamipu, q. y.
Hetpfis or efiinne boH alpamp MOST.

Se'esis or gfiiihng bon sluanp Ipet.
ssHarH sie aeon genis far cine qsro5cs
TiniGe ai ~ stiltHer & Co. giHg9amton.
" y Scbcrnlaili lam itN hieroardi fclbit
ither5eifgen. 5ie erbnlten alEcr6en eltf erfts
neH niii irerihQler amefmuit lber 9iieren unb
glhle. &ergehel Gle nber uibt. bic rtAa5a
Aaiin 4ribNit aa eripdbHen. Nlhitben gf
ihlilSig. @eilts ii1o ciHeil Cellar iino Iii feSrr
apptHefe erBdiiltm.
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SdlarF, a6er iuahr.

StaOtDater auael IieB ii9 geitern
in eiilem sSnterDien o1bil aus, DAB
bieIe onitdnOiee MdOden beiit5utoac
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S be5nbIt fla N osu Rial
HiisicrtcH Au5eisen Der IriFnue su
nlfipfcleren.
gernit end bel ginfanien aut
bic x9ribiue4
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betanntell Nreis ST 81 Derforget1- oornls=
geieBt, OaB IS iiberbaupt cine Wogli6feit
COB, Dies 3u tim.
8oS poifierte2 9ieie 8obrifonten fouften
Wolitoffe uno Suffer IN it%nge6euren Wtett-
gen. Sic 3eigter lueiter an. Ser 8refs
bleibt OerieIbe~. Gie Seriteanng per0op-
petite iid, bic Seriteaungsfpften %perringer-
ten ii6 onr6 Dergr0Berte 9eiitnngen neue
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

abonniert olrf oiefe 8eitnns.
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WIffl0mfelfef nn0 WrrnngenI60ffen muir
ben Ourd) Die 91ot Der Gtunoe4 g~efunoen.
N%aturgenldB begniigten iif Die 6eriteler
iDie ou6 mir ielbit nit einem geringeren
&%eingelpinn, I'M oieie alei0er gum ielben
Sreis Derfaufen 81 f0nnen.
Bite nidt 3l pefgeiien ooB Dies Oas etn3ige
@ei6dft bier lit, oas stDleplns aleioer
Derfauft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
ROYAL RUSSIANS UNDER
ARREST As C0nSpIRAT0R$
|. ". ", OFFICES RA|DEO,
LEADERS ARRESTED AND
MISREPRESENTATION

ther. they may show that German
or Austrian money is financing the
troubles of recent weeks " W
strikes. riots and intrigues.
Evidence already In the depart.
ment of justice shows that the ~
w. activities have embarrassed in
dustries. particularly the western
mines producing war material This
evidence shows. too that the W
W. proposed 70 spread is doctrines
OF violence all over the land
The patriotic Education society 20.
day charged directly that Austrians
and Bulgars are responsible for
these disorders acting for the Ger
man secret service The extent OF
! W W plans is indicated by the
openly expressed fear that they
might try 20 capture the Minneapo-
lis session of the American Alliance
for Labor and Democracy and dis
tort rs deliberations into W W
propaganda.
since our declaration OF war the
German secret service has relied
less upon her own subjects and
more upon the subjects OF her allies
IN America" the Patriotic Educa-
tiun society declares "Austrians
and Bulgars have been found in
numerous plots against this coun
try This is particularly true OF the
! W w thru which organization
Austrian- and BulEars have been as
conspicGou In stirring up disorder
as Germans were IN Italy before
that country got rid of thom. by dc
clarinC war on the imperial govern
ment"
ia, government hos ordered lead
crs such as "Bnl Haywood. james
Rowan. pan sheridan and others
prosecuted 10 Tho limit n seiy"d doc.
umonts prove as serious as the gov
ernmcnt believes they are.
Grand iurics Will examine the pa
pers and return indictments That
these viii bo based ON the new es-
pionagc act appears likely. tho ey-
istinE laws on treason and ,ltion
may be invoked AGAINST some 81 the
foremost W Ws
President Wilson has taken a di-
rect. personal interest IN hating the
anti-Amcricaa acts o' the w Ws
and the more 0erp OF Socialists lie
feels that nothing should be permit
ted 20 interfere With war prepare
tions lio recently chose Judge Gov
ington. of Washington, TO inVesti-
rate tho / w w menace in the
FAR west CovinEtou probably viii
report 10 the pres dent today and II
Is assumed that ne has discovered
independently some facts which aid.
I'd Justice dcDarrment Investigators
I'm their round MP
Authorities hcre believe that tn"
|. W. w movement rests largely
aftrg rho loader Zip Of "a few fore"
rh asi'atote such as Haywood. and
that no matter what comes Of the
present movement, II will result NJ
least in discouraging the followers
hereafter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
HELPS
FILL FAIR
GROUNDS
Bri q ht Weather On
Cleaners Day Boosts
the Attendance
GRANT SLOCUM
MAKES ADDRESS
Wednesday \ ig h t s
Program Cut Short
BY DOwnpOur

With clear skies and the sun back
on the job the Michigan state fair
grounds We're opened Thursday
morning under more auspici0us cir
cumstances than the closing We'd.
nesday night Early mornine at
tendance indicated that Thursday
will be one of the biz days this
year
Members Of Tho Ancient order Of
Cleaners are the favored guests and
the day Is listed on thc program as
Cleaners day
Grant Slocum and other officials
of the Gleanera spoke from The
odoon in the grove. after which
judging in nearly all departments
got under way The chief classes
OF stock 10 be Judged during The day
are RclEian and shetland ponies.
Aberdeen-Angus Galloway and Hol-
stein cattle Horned Dorset, Cheyiot
and Delaine mcrinO sheep DuroC
Jersey and Tamvo orth swine.
In addition no afternoon fireworks
and aeroplane fights there VIII BE-
special drIl and exercises hy tgo
hundred small children undcr Tho
direction Dl Mrs Gertrude Sackett
Swan Tho children will again
render tho Entente Cantata
Drills by the Detroit mounted 30.
lice and several events in Tho horse
show viii occupy the attention ~
grandstand patrons during the aft
crnoon Visitors have pronounced
the mounted section of Detroit S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
Government Is In Pos
session of All
Details
GERMANS BATTLE
MANY CIVILIANS
Waited Too Long After
Ordered To Flee
Riga n
BY VIZ. G. SHEPHERD
Stan Correspondent United Press

PETROGRAD. Sept. s.-Thou-
sands OF Russian civilians waited
too long before obeying orders to
flee from Riga. They were captured
by the invading Germans.
Refugees from the Baltic city ar
riving today included some who
were aboard the last train 10 leave.
Immediately after they pulled out.
while several train loads OF others
were assembled. the Germans cut
across the railroad from the east.
All remaining In the city were bot.
tied up. As far as could be ascer-
tanned from the American embassy,
no Americans were in Riga when
the Germans occupied the city.
Next 10 Riga, the publc's interest
centered today in the active pursuit
by the government I'm the Royalist
counter revolution conspiracy Scores
OF arrests thruout all of Russia were
reported.
Ofcial announcement declared
that the government was "in full
possession OF all details OF tho plot"
Tho prisoners already number
some OF those who In the old days
welded autocratic power OF life and
death. Several members ~ the
royal family have been arrested
Gen Gurko, who switched allegiance
from the old regime and for a time
was popular hero. fell in the un-
dermining of the plot With HIS
wife. tho former army chief was to
day ordered under escort 70 the
frontier. there 10 be expelled from
Russia
Careful Investigation was being
made today Of 'hc astonishing rise
i'm the value ~ the rouble immedi
afelv before the Moscow conference
and if~ corresp spondinrly amazing
drop after Tho meeting The fuc
uaNon Nas attributed 20 many
fnarcicrs having an inkliny of the
unterrcvolutionary plot 20 seizs
Kerrnsky and his ministers AZ Mos
COW. MANY manipulators. it was be
lleved gamblcd heavily on the sue
rcss of thc coup
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GENERAL GURKO AND HIS WIFE
ARE LED TO FRONTIER AS PLOTTERS
AND EXPELLED FROM THE COUNTRY
THURSDAYS PROGRAM 4
STATE FAIR.

Grant Slocum and other Officials
of the Ancient order ~ Cleaners
speak IN the grove
Judging continues IN all depart
mcnts. The chief stock classes 20
hc Judged during the day are
BelglRns and Shetland ponies
Aberdeen Angus. Galloway and
HuiSt"lu cattle Horned Dorset
Chcviot and Nelalne MerinC
sheep puroc Jersey and Tam
worth swine
Daylight acroulane flights and
daylight fireworks
Special drills and exercises by
children i'm the grove under the
direction of Mrs. Gertrude Sackett
Swan.
Irllls hy Detroit mounted nolice
and events of horse show IN front
~ the Erandstand
Fourth dav ~ the Michigan
short ship harness races
EVENING.
Free vaudeville program in
front ~ the grand stand
California Franks Wild West
West show
Evening horse show.
Scintillating fireworks display IN
front ~ the grandstand. IN connec-
tIon with daring night Nights by
aViators
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force the best drilled mounted or
ganization ever shown az a Michigan
fair Thursday Is the fourth day of
the Michigan short ship harness
races
Election Of officers and directors
NJ the state Fair association takes
place in the afternoon The follow
ing list nominated I'm Wednesdays
caucus IS unopposod John S Hag
gcrty Of Detroit, president Leon
ard Freeman. of Flint vice-presi-
dent. directors. Senator Alton Rob
erts Marquette: John Leidlcin. Sag
nav w A Williams. Sandusky (.
F. y Rail Hamburg. G. +. Gates.
SandueHy T'ranr coward. Bronton
g " Dickinson Pontiac w r
Greenwood. Monroe Jacob De Geus.
Alicia and John w Smith, Port
Huron
\ free vaudeville performance
California Franks wild west show
the horse show and The regular
nirhl frcvorks exhibition will tako
place in front Of the grandstand in
the evening
NGrky weather heralded tho open
ing of Grange day. Wednesday De.
spite the fhreatcning weather nearly
lo.oo0 visitors were on thc grounds
Early IN the afternoon a drizll nl
rain started and later ~ developed
into a regular honestto goodnes-
doWnpour Tho regular evening FIRE
works had rs substitute chain
for cd and other varieties OF light
nln- which was furnished r gen
crous quantities
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GERMANS BOMB
3 HOSPITALS

LONDON. Sept s eLocal battles
east OF Fleuraix. and southeast OF
81 Julian. in which British troops
took few prisoners was all the
fighting activity reported from the
British front today by Field Mar.
shall Haig
He said Gcrmany's aircraft had
bombed three hospitals T&sday
night
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Gcf acquainted with tour follow
mem her4 while enjoying a good r{rfi
a. Hotel Griswold Cafeteria. Fresh
vegetables every morning from tur
own farm Moderate prices ADV.
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CHICAGO. sept 8 Tons OF "
" and Socialist literature were In
the hands ~ federal authorities 30
day. several alleged agitators were
IN custody a number of newspapers
were suppressed and records and
funds were being held following he
nationwide raid los government
agents late Yesterday
Omcials of the Justice department
acted simultaneously IN Chicago.
Cleveland, Detroit. San Francisco.
PITTSBURGH. Lincoln. salt Lake city.
Minneapolis Seattle Dulpth Los
Angeles. Milwaukee Omaha. Fresno.
Tulsa Superior, Miami Fla and
Portland. ore
Tho raids are believed 20 have
been engineered 10y oliver T.. PAGAN.
federal indictment expert. who has
been In Chicago several weeks work
ing secretly with Hinton G. Cla-
haugh chief ~ the local justice dc
partmcnt operatives and Charles r
Clyne. United states district AZ
torney
Eight distinct raids were conduct
Cd In Chicago alone They included
" W headquarters tho home of
Wm ~ Haywood. international sec.
rctar, ~ ite + w " tho homo
~ Narri on George. chief editorial
7ritor FOR 'he ! " W Ralph ~
Chaplin. editor 90 solidarity
wo,kiy " W organ The homo Of
Vlnccn, 81 John ! w ". worker
thc home cC John Farley. said 10 be
Interested IN Solidarity, tho plant
81 the Am rican socialist and the
Rorcr, q hul printing plant whore
the American Socialist was
printed
AdOlph Gerwcr. ector and secrc-
tary of the paper and Seymour
Stedman. Socialist and official of
tho Peoples Council for Democracy
and Terms of Peace were in the
American Socialist" Offices when
tho raid was made
Germer asked tho privilege of
sending telegram 7, read
Hon Robert laFollctte. I 5
Senator. Washington Y : mar.
shals are IN of!lce now with war
rant to solzc property
ADOLPH GERMER
GermCr sent duplicates go Meyer
London Socialist congressman from
New York. and Morris illlQuit So.
cialist loader in thai city Shortly
after Tho raid The federal grand
fury gathered IN Judge Lands
courtroom
Armed guards were stationed At
al doors Presently myktcrious
bundles and packages were carried
in
CNno. however. insisted tho grand
iury's deliberations had nothing to
dl wi;h Tho raids
The papers seized. Il, ia declared
from Washington. VIII reveal
startling program u hamper Amor.
icz's work thru syndicalism. Fur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-06
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud vicIrit,i rhur-ds,
night fair mud somewhat coolers Fri
daN pnrtis cloudy moderate north
erI, ~ind- becoming east md south.
Lower MichiEaui tnir aud some
What cooler rbur~da, nlrhtg Fridns
partly cloudy.