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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15

built entirely Of brick, and will be
25x70 feet. Nothing will be omitted
that is necessary to make it up date
in every respect.
The turn of the weather is having
an effect on some of the most hardened
constitutions, which steady cold wealth
or could not touch. But now they are
softening like the snow, and many are
OF illness
A show given by "2-1O Daniel" was
presented in the new school house on
Friday and Saturday. Change of pro-
gram each evening. 1t was of the
good i"!augh and grow fat" kind, and
was enjoyed by all to the utmost.
We had few IDEAL spring days dur
ing the past week Saturday and Sun
day brought us another fall of snow to
the extent of n good six inches. All
farmers with low Hands do not thini;
that they viii have much use for the
same on account of foundations.
AZ the village caucus the following
nominations were made: Trustee first
ward, j. Schall and p Bosch; second
ward, Carl Fischer; third ward, Peter
llusm. Marshal, Engclbeit Miller
Clerk, +. j. Sinner. Justice, J. NJ
Schatz and A Fischer. Assessor, +
j. Sahli. The election will be held or
the Goth inst.
The family Of Andrew Wolf was
gladdened by the arrival of the :tork
bringing robust little girl. al doing
nicely. Father is dispensing tcn-ccnt
ers. Our best wishes are that the lit
tie one grows up to be blessing t.
the family.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
Hague Happenings

Correspondence of the Record, Mar. u.
Polly Weisenberger was iceland
visitor Satl rday.
Jos. Fischer returned from his home
at Rhame, N. d., last Saturday.
+. G. Mellmaff, from Eureka, was Il
business caller between trains Monday.
S. A. Fischer, president of the First
State Bank spent Tuesday and Wednes
day in our town.
"Cngar Michel" is making the round
on his self improvised skis, visiting
his many friends in town.
Miss Frances Lutgen resigned her
position in SELF school district and took
the train Monday for her home in Alb
crd, en-.
Freight Conductor Towner was taken
to Aberdeen last Monday where ne will
be under the special care of medical
experts.
Haae Bros. shipped car of hogs to
st. Paul on Saturday. Those who have
porkers to sell these days are more
than fortunate.
George Lemere is substituting as
brakeman On the Roscoe-Lnton line in
lieu of one of the men laid up from The
accident u week ago.
The Hague Teachers Association
held its regular meeting in the new
school house Saturday. About twelve
teachers were present.
Although there are still improvements
being made on the Hague Drug Store
the store ut present cXcels any Other
store for the size of the town in tn.
state.
John SchatZ took the freight to Zee
land Monday to attend the funeral oil
his cousin, Mrs. Andrew Schatz, who
died suddenly Sunday The funeral was
held Tuesday.
Peter Bosch and j.. j. Volk left OF
the freight for Linton Tuesday even
ing. on their way to Bismarck on ;
business trip. Roy HUM accompanied
them as far as Linton.
Sam Schmidt is making arrange
mcnts for the construction of new
modern hall. The building is to ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
StrssbuIg Items

Correspondence of the Record, Mar. IL.
Work on the new Reformed Church
building will be commenced next week.
We will all be glad when spring
opens up some time between now and
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Van Soest left
for Fargo Wednesday on combined
business and pleasure trip.
Memo DeBoer, of Pollock, S. D.,
was in town Friday and Saturday of
last week looking after his business in
terests here.
Emil Kopp has purchased the pool
hall from VIM. Lipp. His brother is
coming here from Canada to run it fol-
him
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cleveraga, Of
Westfield, were in town one day last
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
From the Record, March II, 1898:

From the Record, March II, 1893:
in Town and Out
Mrs. Streeter went to Bismarck yes
terday to be absent several days.
Sheriff and Mrs. Mahaney were WIS.,
itors at the county seat last Saturday.
Born, on Monday, February q, 1893,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klappcrich, at
Bismarck, a twelve-pound boy. Moth
err and boy are doing well
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl, Mrs. j.
Pekelder and new settler in the south
end of the county whose name we did
not learn, were in town Tuesday night
on their way home from Bismarck,
where the jury in the Earl case disa-
greed
Mr.. J. w. Wescott and wife were in
town Wednesday night on their way
to Bismarck where the lady will be
treated by physician. Elsie Yves
colt was ID years, months and
days old when she died. The disease
was typhoid pneumonia. Elsie was
apparently conscious to the time of he,
death, and her sufferings were great.
A few days ago Mr.. +. c. Packer
living near Williamsport, butchercd !;
few pigs that were 2S5 days old They
were fed on spring thrashed wheat un
til the middle of September, and since
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15

LINTON. N. u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
Horses For Sale.

I have some heavy work horses.
ranging from three to twelve years Of
age, which are for sale. Any one in
terested can see them and get prices
at my place on section l0-133-Ts, or
write me as follows:
PAUL MAUSEHUND,
Route 2,
Temvik, North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15

statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, grcascs and
paints. Salary or commission. Adj
dress THE HARVEY OIL CO., Clcvc-
land, Ohio.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
TAKEN UP.

One red, ycarling steer, no marks
or brands. Has been in my neigh
borhood since December LIST. Owner
please call, pay charges and take the
animal away.
w. II. GROGAN,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-15
FOR SALE.

Residence, 1926, with 4 lots; build
ing lexis over well; plenty water;
barn 12xl4. Fine orchard with shade
trees. Will take horses for part pay
ment.
KARL BECKER,
Temyik. N. D.
j.l..6 ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
WILL TELL OF
CONDITIONS IN
SLAV COUNTRY

Ma stanley WashbUru y s A.
whom Washington dispatches de
scribe az "tha American who
knows most about conditions Ia
Russia. will address, public meet
INK In the Board OF CommaTce aud
torlum an o'clock "Wednesday aft
e-n0on MAJ Washburn was with
tfe Russian armies Tor The first
three years OK the war He accom-
panied tho troops on their invasion
m Prussia. aud later on their N~oat
retreat from warsaw thru Poland
He knows personally most of The
Russian army leaders and as a
member OF the American diplomatic
mission % Russia became acquaint.
"a with the officials OF The provisions
al government
Mai wa hburn VIII make but q
single address IN Detroit 40 which
fe VIII teu II the conduct or the
Russian troops. who were betrayed
hy their government left without
vuns and equipment. and yer bore
he brgnf ~ the greatest offensive
.he world has ever seen
Accompany Waj Washbun 70 De
rG4 A J Sack. representing the
Russian embassy. and LlcutCom.
mauder Bash Hwoschinsky or the
Russian navy. who has served dur
INK the greater portion of ne war as
an officer al The front
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
Citizens Recruiting Board
Will Enlist Mechanics for
Army Ordnance Department

Tho citizens recruiting committee
FOR the ordnance department OF the
United states government has open
ed an Office and recruiting station
IN the Book building, 40. 80 Wash
ington blvd
The ordnance corps VIII come into
greater prominence az The war con
tiuuns. This "a a war OF specialists
and n man can serve his country or
hciently by applying the result on
tr civilian experience 20 the work
~ the army In the ordnance corps
The enlisted man continues the Same
type NJ work he pursued in civil IRE.
The enlisted ordnance corps Of
the national army into which The
ordnance enlisted reserve corps has
heen merged IS that army behind
ihc army which tho war has made
ic0re Important th0n ever before.
Mess The Aghun0 War in the from
me- trenches has the help and INC
Tod cooperation Of specialists
nehlrd him, DEE ls geriouly ham.
porcd
Military training while doslrgble
ls not essential and there ID q defn
ite place in the ordnance corps fer
rho skilled u1u On almost oFcry l'nc
Ct trade wncN.uPts. meCha1ice
lnLcLl-- l-.L--lA. n.mlLhH- C1L-
rrufet -G6ft gaC- aaWCF. Nadfier
bi1cl smiths. etc n accepted for
enlistment mon VIII be- sent % an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

SECRETARY McAdoo estimated This
is double the sum apprupr.s.ld for
This year Collection OF munitions
taxes VIII require 100000 0Ui The
income tax $3.700000
Expenses of administering lf
war risk Insurance law win Be- 81.
900 600 for tho year. McAdo0
mated The bulk of this Is salaries
OF $500 employees. which total
100000
"This estimate McAdoo said
based on a close study of ths exc
penses OF the pension bureau and
number of large insurance c0u
panies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
STATE SELLS
WHITE FISH AT
FIFTEEN CENTS

Deputy Game Warden Charles
Daniel opened the state hah market
Monday morning on the Eastern
market, near Russell and High-sts.
Aho4f five ton of Lake Michigan
whteGsh were disposed * by Dan.
soils and his assistant. John Metre
land. at f5 cents per pound Most
~ rho buyers were women with
hawl7 on their heads and heavy
arket baskets on their arms,
The feb viii be on sale In The
Western market Tuesday, and will
alternate thereafter. for 10 days, be
tween tha two markets ~-..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
YPSILANTI

Ms C1iTord Goldsmith Mrs. Iessie
Miller Mrs. 3 r. burbank Mrs. n. y
south and Mrs. Clarence TI0TIey were
az home thts afternoon in the Gold
sTitu home O. the members az the
Fytl.Hn sisters and invited friends
Robert Harrison SIS confined 60 bis
home 10 pitLsneld township with sew
The Normal soccer team on Satur-
day defeated tha windsor rollCg ate
institute 90 hy superior team
work and rae fast p.aylns ~ NO ue.
Wa4kervilIe WalkerVlile
Mrs. i.arawHy U.s. very 800 In the
home OF her daughter. MrN oscar Mc-
DaGEali, near Ann Artor.
Miss Gladys smith 90 Maple Rap
IDS. vas o Week -eud guest tu me
horne % Mrs. Alice E DhapI
Miss Marie Roberts. o. Maple Rap
IDS. was weekend guest ~ her
brother Arthur of the Normal coll
Mr. and Mrs.. Ed r. poane. former
Emmett-sL residents Gre spending
ft~ winter iu fonF Beach, Cal
Mrs. r. ". Pryor az Detroit RAs
a weekend guest Of Mrs. George
Mise Abby Putnam Morrison. the
nrst American woman - enlist In
daurhtcr % David Morrison. cashier
~ fhe Manhattan obank. ~ New York
city and cousin OF John - Chalmers.
~ Ann Arbor. formerly OF the County
Home bank.
Tine Thomas blake farm on the
North Huron I'd. near Geddes has
been sold 20 the Huron Farm com
rHUy
Election Of officers will occur az
the meeting al scio Grange Tuesday
evening IN the home OF Charles Fos-
ter
The Chi Delta fraternity has pledg-
"a the following members Lee Van
Horn Arthur Roberts Milton Ward.
H r. croft Bernard Beckw nh, Carl
Hood Lloyd cullen and Martin Bos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

monts. units or organizations win
ultimate service abroad.
Applicants must boz between ~
and 80 years ~ ego. must he able
20 read write and speak the English
language should have no absolute
dependents and able 10 pass the
physical examination conforming 20
Tho regular army
Tho citizens recruiting COMMITTEES
e. composed az Tho following we'll
known pelrc.ters: J. r. LINN.
chairman vs. = Gray. treasurer.
John D. HoF1n secretary; finance
committee. W Gray Charles Ray
mond. Harry sehsll FRED Wardeil.
Frank 70 Bigriow; publicity. II ~.
Wobber. T. 10 Doyle. a. J.. Wnkfn
son. e. r. Bryan. John y HOGAN
examination. John r DODGE. vs. j.
McAucehy j. s.. Young. Alex DOW,
John Kolscy
Capt Oscar ~. Foer. OF Tho ord
nance department. ie in charge ant
d. assisted % T.rrf Ii.ut. r. % Nc
C'urc. OF tho baae department in
Scranton. Pa Capt ST. j. Vashon.
0f tho motor vehicle Gitisiona First
.Tict ST. GdI Hecao ordnance de-
uarmrut cl1t p. 9 Crosby. ord
nauCo department Lieut.. McGnls.
90 tho n~Ilah end Canadian rrcrm
llLl. -.-LLLLL-. MI lia1 azzIAL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
TUT TIE AND
MUFFIN IN
HOT. DUEL
Pair Squabble Over
Conduct of Draft EX-
emptiOn Board

'a'-t Arthur Ia-lie' o' mo
UHtnl states district court ANA
James o. Au~fn chairman OF Ike
dIstr.e. exemption board. had "a brief
but lively mn Monday morning.
whom each rIrI1aIIy accused the
ou,r IN rauIae dissat faction
amlrr uau drafted FOR fho army
whose .Iafms Ton exemption N,rr
RECESSED
f.-,uh Re,kenste.u appeared in
conn. "a. s-a wits az h.beas corpus
r .#I. ea-.. 10 six af his clients
whom h, ca.frs we're unlaWmily
t-.tr,f. and whose exemption claims
trr. moi given pra.ar cau-ijtm-
t-u hy the laoaI or district boards
FORMER JU-t AurHu rd Ator
H.e-y T. Bcdusu appeared t1r
Gsre. board SIR notmap
..ara ae reumer- which was
81. .hs.tf. Iatt t.. cngu should
reopen Gr cases whom men
r r.an drafted even tho they
va been exempted ig they
n.t awaited themselves of thHr
rlN Id fIM claims The cnHrl
I.r I'D Incline to fE.s be.
~. nn. fuHsr Murdn Sed
-h.t moro treu $1,000 drafted ueU
rnN IN rle Cantorm-ut WHO
ra+r5a t1 submit o. training he
cause ~ tla attitude OF JudEt
TaIae
rh4. arf.rsfa snapped Jade,
Tntl. vts taken 5ctag-c 81 lhe
.te al some local boards who
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
PATROL KILLS
1E DAAllLTQ
J J DHNUUO
One American Trooper Is Slain
In Brush With
}leNiCans

III PASO Tex Dec "A Unit
ca States bordor patrol killed 35
Mexican bandits and wounded many
others 70 repelliug q raid on Ameri-
ITS under Chic lau3, yesterday near
Presi3i0 Texas, in tue Maria mill
tary district. according 20 word
reaching here today
One american trooper. Private
Higgs. Of the Eighth cavalry. was
killed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

STOCKHOLM Der 5-EHs-ia's
8olshewk PLAYED tneIr Eflu .at
of a peace With Germany tola
while their regime touered au4
swayed 70 an approaching au az
home
Every indication was thar a ma.
ioriJy of the RusIaa democracy
would never recognize any we,
which The TrotskvIeuile ring would
patch up with the creUy
Comment of Die BatoChaya ~ zet
"a today was regarded rcre a, epIt-
cmizing the opinion af thr hesT e.c-
ments-and the majority eIemenr
in Russia
"Boishevikism Is nearing destruc-
/ ton the editorial declared Ir
viii not come from Naledinys or
from the BdherenJs of lhe PROV sion
al government bUt 81 viii come as n
I result OF Internal military dls0rcur-
/ ization deliberately promoted. dis
appointment comment Ne
are facing the division ~ Russia
into spheres-ot influence cohtrolil-
| BY foreigners.
"Only immediate unity O., tha er.
Tire democracy and immediate Nar
/ on the uslrpers can save us We
must destroy our miserable Bona
parties
/ Details were SIN lacking today
I as 20 the exact circums ancas of -he
( FIRST meeting ~ Bra Lit9ysk gr-
Y terday between Boia yIk. aud Ger
man peace neg0fiators
a speech made d. Foreign MIN
lister Trorsky Friday evening in 1u-
uCuncinE Au5fIi3'a accep ~ ths
formula OF mo annex lions" during
the course 90 which he insisted tae
central powers must ACCEPT ,hat
phrase in its literal meaning. ws.
taken here as indicating lf.le Ilaai.
/ hood Of ANYTHING more than .iu.
porary truce beirg arranged
PETROGBAu Nov % lnefly.
cd MAJ korth. American military
artache has been instructed DE- Am
bassad0r Francis to uahe.a PROOFS
on the PART ~ me United states.
similar % thar entered by .he hord-
Of the Entente cmha sizes here. tc
Z the negotiations FOR an aruist.cc
/ between Russia ard Germauy
Omission tO Join pho protest en-
lfered by fhe other allied m.n toys
was due 70 Tho iarf that t was
based on che LDDGoH agreement
against a separate ncace. to which
America is not o 7ieaators
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
DETROIT STOCK
EXCHANGE QUIET
BY O'HARA. FERRfss a. CO.

The local stock market opened
this mornlzg duh and without par
bcular Hature. Sales IN Parke.
Davis & Company az % "a, and
REQ Car ar Us ~ took place. and
Detroit Creamery az 81 ID 20 Fl SIS
showed a firm position The open
Ing OF congress always tends 10
quietness on tho exchanges Of the
country. altho 50 "a fair to assume
that nothing detrimental 20 cur
rent values can evoniuate from leg
islation now ahead OF ne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
MANY OFFENDERS
SENT TO PRISON

Edwin y Kelstcr. who shoi and
Killed 81 'iam Baker. Aug Us. was
en-ed to three years % Jackson
prison ty Judge feares. Saturday
H.r Pr rr. a negro received
Six months for siabbng another Nn
I3 r0 t.arh lUa.e JfGrics remark
uF tn1. ho was Inclined f0 believe
rho prisoners plea ~ selfdo'arso
Monroe Howard Norro. received q
rrvnar -erfarra for $40 attack
1ron white Firl
Aaron fanC cHeht in fhe &C. ~
driving away ar au'rmcHle. H
.0nferced to one year. and Jesse
Miller got from six to ulrea years
f0r abandoning his wife and four
children, one ~ whom is a cripple
judge Connolv Aeaienced Albert
hammer. newaboy. fo from one
ear fo months for robbinR a
-l-----.-4.-l-----.-.I
Henry Bamtmssik burglar drew u.s.
months white Edward Martin Hu.
fom0ble fhief. Eof FIX months
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
RAILROAD
EARNINGS
REDUCED
Increased Expenses
Wipe Out Gains
In Revenue

The great pau tho railroads are
playing ia the war is shown by
figures I'm the December trade lot
Tor Of ,he National Bank OF Com
merce just oF the press All ran.
road equipment shops are running
fGl capacity with little chance of
ross ,'e FOR many months 81 is
stptr1 Foreign orders for locomo-
tN. during October numbered 307
compared with three iu Seutembcr
aua 'Ni in October 1915 tho onW
one locomotive for domestic use was
ordered as against 65 tile previous
month
Gross earnings OF the steam roads
fot September were S3t5000.o11. nm
increase of 10 per cent over the
same month year ago hur because
OF tho srcar Increase n operating
rNrru tho Ugr earnings Tor fbc
month shoa decline az six per
cent Net earnings f1r ,he first
uns months so IalT were saNI -
aa. 900 as compared with $8I609u-
UNH far fhe same period 10 l9l6
hgldlne operations reached their
lowest ,Ob WA fEr.a wears. partial
reports ndiNte one report, com
sing l6g cities. lows operations
tCaliBl StNoNnu19 as compared
With SNG9uo00 ior October. 1915.
n Detroit during oe'ober permits
FOR ESQ buildings and adds uons rep.
rescnf.ne total estimated cost OF
StHff2N5 wore issued AS Comuarpd
rrftb t4rt o.rpt.rs ana "a valna ~
H. ,...- 90
.'f" IH |''"' ''ip
Real estate mortgages made hF
HANKS have declined From l0- 10
.,r.. ro.-ro r, 81 ~,
aims f--''' '""N' p" t''t
,oialine $lsat -s9 n October
iher.v loan ErhsrrtutiOns are
ht
crease mo Dark clrafluGa or me
country during October over the
same moi.a year ago me- lol@l
was H-H.,H ft0K cleaflh4s
in Detroit Ia October were S233.-
.tra.a .-o.,r.re4 ut+h soI2.
Tho ItiInr continues.
Rfarrh.raIta avucrt- during Sen
t.,.-t,t- ,.ero yaf',3 ~ 4-f -nfllfS-,
1.sta-a -.rtrera1 u,tth t6a pii.IisD
ION daIIa-s "A Wear ago. imports for
d5.,s-s lompared XII Ia million , d5iIars
~ ,,,,.,,.t. tf..r.' ana va ,,,,fftr,, AZ
,or. .. 49, On- - ,srotI. Raj
orre tr.5r r.- ea1r.raber WIS ga0
million d.fars rourared yvttE tie
.ar5a bafatre month ago and Mn,
aet ,,t.ti-0 doi,ars ,-gr go
1870 IA e--'3 - sertsr-rs- war.
q, -rfi.n 9II.rs g.l,t i,Iro-te -
faui r.lIian daIars .eevinr an sn-
teVoran.e nelaRce eL ko-d o.eiia'ft
49, tie e., l,,, 49,. - ~
49,, ,~iti.,,' an, ~. ,,..tr.ared yvffh
s4o 81 ..,- .5...Io-. ~. tt. -. rs-,,S
~ '... ~
100. ee ~,
o. ---l 2 ~ "a i
- - 80
tf.-, ~ 40 -s 49,.
,r. 49, arit
F,ra-. b. f,,.,I.t t,t,r+-t
~, t','.t,l.s
~ -''+i-' 1""~"@i'N
.ais .
-,.-,5e-i5 tlf r0-o gel.8 Wis az
Ai-. ~
I.F -aI
.l .s .e
- - ttt - ~
.,tt s
"L. rH'
s-,-
thI
- 49, $500 4, NO.
49, N,..t.r,l f..,..4.fc .l-,,.
~ P"
..,-. C...,.. 5000 20
,,tr'l'- ftl1.-s' -rr-na-.l ,ritE
Dr.rh.r s.t
- rfrefrtre bv rsfIroads amount
I'd p, frso man 10 mtnion d0ifara
-,r1rsre1 ,F.th 80 million dollars
,r ,~d trdusfriaI dnsnrtUQ
,t.f.5 f.e1 chan t6 r1f1ion dollars
,gftb "a r,tiIirn doiInra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

To Cure a Cold IN One Day
Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE
Tablets fruEElsfs refund money ~
~ Fails 20 cure y W GROVES zig
nature Is on ecch boK. soo.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
RUSS TRUCE
NOT LIKELY
TO ENDURE
Temporary Cessation
of HOStilities Best
Hope of Reds

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 3~-Re-
port that Gen. KaIsdines With
100 coo cossacks had captured
Rostos and was marching 20
ward Moscow. VAS received
here today Via Haparanca.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

priutinu-tnc riniu neat itind-thnt
Is rIaht-TIsnrs Job Dept,--Nstn aS2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

TarfurIeft ruoum cereal company.
Battle Creek Michigan Postum
Cereal ~. Ltd. Windsor. Ontario
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

President BROOKS. in % conference
nith Mayor MARY. sunday afternoon
lsiy refused 10 consider compro.
misinc on a sixfora-quarter fare
declaring that o. WAS not possible
and that unless the railway eharEei
st least FIVE cents it could not con-
tinue 20 Do business. he brought 90
The conference a mass Of data show
ing that business had fallen or to
such an extent and that operation
costs had increased SO much that
the company had but The one alter
~gative 90 increasing fhe fare. ana
dat was 90 quit business
Nayor Marx urged SIR brooks to
Ittonsider his orders that dVeeent
fares 20 into effect Sunday morning
and accept "a "six-faf' Instead as
"seyenffr," at least until Che engi-
neers making IN Investigation of TIE
f-----------f--T-- TIT 01TTr- To
port. bat The railway president de-
Clared that be could nor consider
such a proposition
MAYOR Marx had expected to leavs
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$50 tackles" will leave for east
tomorrow.
Six hundred enlisted in army and
navy yesterday.
Railroad chiefs discussed plans to
speed up transportation of troops.
John Borden, Chicago millionaire,
named lieut.. commander in navy.
Grand rally of soldiers and sailors
will be held in Grant park tonight.
1900 have enlisted in aviation sec
ton of officers reserve corps in last
five days.
AeropIanes to be used in drilling
Chicago aviation recruits expected
to arrive in city tomorrow.
Hugo SiIVestri, Austrian consul in
Chicago, to turn over affairs to the
Swedish consul.
Chas. Pray arrested on'North Side.
Accused of tearing small flag from
strangers buttOnhole and cursing
the United States.
Capt. Kenney, in charge of army
recruiting, received orders from war
dept to hurry recruiting among ne
groes. Kenney praised bravery of
cOlOred soldiers in past wars.
Indications were that rush to get
marriage licenses would be greater
than yesterday. Up to 2 p. m. several
hundred couples had already appear
ed: Six were at the county clerks
Office at a. m.
Commodore Moffett, commanding
Great Lakes naval training station,
ordered all lake boats closely guard
ed. Govt will watch foreigners try
ing to enlist as stokers and firemen.
Fear plots to blow up vessels.
Blum Bros, owners of the Bavaria
Knitting Mills, in spite of the ex-
pense of advertising the Bavaria"
trademark, have decided to change
the name on account of the war sit
uatiOn. They. are open to sugges-