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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

2Nleuerlt!ll llt - lilllCtc lluuttBl
9iliht bas glbleben eines inicrer al
teIten rnb geld)Gsteitcn 9ilr9cr 81
bcrid,tcn. @corg Stord, Scr in mei-
TEN GreiIcn bcfonntc 4rGliOcnt Der
Stonc Sill @inc 60, lit Gill Siellss
toa 9(beno rull I llbr aus oiclcln &c
ZEN oeidicocn. Socrr Storf buttc an
Somtog Nohmittnq cincn S6logon-
ioll crlittcn lmb pllrbe gcgcn 5 llbr
beiimnlngslos mlf bcnl sSllBbooen in
icncr @obnlng lic9clto gcflrlncn.
9(m Montog idien CT lid micocr ct
mas erbolen 81 mollen, ooh mar Die
0oiinlng MIR bon tllr5cr Iaucr,
ocnn icin 3ultano perihlnnnlcrtc lid
slticbcnos ltnb ant glbcn0 bes nuhlten
Cages trot ser 500 ein.
@corg Stard iuilrbe ON 1. Otto
Der, 1915 in Sicnbcim bei Sppens
bein, RDeinbciien Oei,tiflano, als
-Sohn bon 2oilis llnh Gury,aiae
Storf geborcn unb crSogcn, 9lls
iltnger Wann bon 81 S,Sabren fam er
int Sabre 1866 nuh 9lmerifa, lu,o
nah ichsnonatlihem 9lllfcntbalte IN
9Icu Oorf troi CT I'M 6riibjobrc 1867
in @erlnonn Gin, mn CT ieithcr, allo
ieit cincn bol6en Suhrbunbcrt, be-
ltGn0ig lchtc lllo mlrftc.
9(n 2. 9lpril 1872 pcrbeirotbctc CT
iid il, lnicrcr Stabt nit Sri. 2or'ra
Sclomunn, Sp6tcr bon 9r. Sobn
Selomonm, nit melhcr CT in 9litds
Iihiter gbe lebte bis 81, Dem I'M letten
Septenlbcr criolgtcn Sooc Der trellen
Gattin Sicicr Che cntiprolicn bier
GinDer, bon ipclhen cine Sohter,
Trau 2ollra @ilemun, Den Gltern be.
rcits Dor 6 Sabren i'm Eooe norolls.
9ceon9en lit. gr bintcrlabt 5iuei
Sobne, Ottuar ,nb 2ol,is Starf TO-
mic cine Tohter, Sroll Ollie Sumter,
Inn oen Sob cines liebcpollen @aters
Al hclueincn. Gbenfnlls bintcrl1Bt
CT If Gnfelfinoer ioipic cincn grlt.
ser, 9loam Stard in Gbicago mobn.
bait; cinen 9rl,6er, 2orlis Stard,
1no bier Sdmeltern, in Sellti6lano
mobnbaft.
Sn Ser &beingegeno, no iein
Soter, .2outs Stard; Elm @eingcidGft
betrieb, batte er ben @einbau nno
8einfeltcrci erlernt, ltno fano bier
in bent bamals idon 5ielnlib ollsgc:
bebnten 8ciltgeid)Gftc Scr sSirma
8oei6el & S@erer, f,ir5 nod ieincr
slnfunft 8eidGitigrng als &ellerlltei.
lter. Webrcre Sabre ipGter trat er
in @emeinidoft nit @nl. Ser5og als
Sbeilbaber in bas 8eidGft elm iino
Scr Same Ser Sirrna pilroe IN
~. Eoeidel Sderer & 60. 1nlge-
lnoert. 9as i6on berporragenoe
@eineei6Gft ser Sirma gerpann I'M
folge Der erncllten Gncrgic lpclde
Stard lmo Ser5og gals nidt 9crin9es
Capital in oas @eidGIt bro6tcn.
grpBc slusocbnl,ng, bis I'M Sabre
1883 bie @riinbcr, 0tifacl Eoclhcl
lno Snbn S6crcr aus Dem @c1dn1tc
idieben, ,lno Storf & Ser5pa oosIel-
be NIT aroBen Grfplgc llnter oeln
Nonten Stone Sill gSiue Go mcitcr=
fiibrten. SSln Sabre 1898 ilbcrnabn
@eorg Starf als alleinigcr Se'tter
bas @eidGft unb infolge lciner u'rl'
iihtieen 2eitlng llno raItloIen Sba=
tigfeit, bliibte sic Stonc Sill @lne
So. All einem Ser ar0bten yScin.8e-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

Die Yanfcn lpurOcn burh @lnoca
gcbcimoicnit 9lgcntcn in 9luItrof
OcS 9unocs Sbobonltsiefrct0ra &c
mornt, iid ,pOr einenl 9cidlidtcI
3cbnbollar @olO5rrtiiifot III 9lh1
5u ncbmerL bon Dem 100000 Grcnl
plnrc in llnllauf gclctt porOcn 'cll,
iullcn. Die 6oliiiifatc trogcn on$
Gotum 1917 uno oic SCriennlllrnlcr
9 95992O, lno Die &ontroll.g'ml'
nlcr lit $40. Iic 3crtififntc mcilcll
oos Bortrit bon Widacl Sillcgos
oui. Sie SGlihlng fam an ocr 6ll
ounflen l!no ln9cididtcn Shnttlc'
rllng i'm Mcboillon 1mb Der no6I1l'
iigcn Iusfilbrlm9 oes Sicgcls cr-
fonnt meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

5olgenbe 8rllnbeigentbums- rleber.
tragllngen luiirben mGbrenb Der $50.
DIE im bieiiecn Recorber slnte &c.
bli6t: 5rib 9obl jr. on SuIia uno
Senrp Seines, 160 glder an Der ODE
rem sSirit Greet, fir 100000; 2afp-
renee @bite an Geo. gS. @bite, Den
@iertel- -Intbeil an $50 older nabe
Mar9oret fir 5000; 8. q. Stodton
an 9. @. Stodton, 40 slder nobe
Glcapesbille fir 5000; 90. 6. unb
Us. gS. Wtoielep bon Gulasfp Gol,ntp
an s. gs. Bottom. elm Srittel- -Intbeil
an 80 s(der oitlid bon Hoieblb fir
500. slmonoa, Suian, SSefferion
itno Wtortbo Moiclp an Ssobn Bolton
ibren slntbcil an oen boraenennten
80 ader nabe &oiebuo fir $t4O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

Der 9luiforocrltng bc9 Triiiioclttcu
al sic Stcucr5oblcr, ibrc Gintoln
mcnltcucrn icbpn ictt 81, bc5oblcl on
nit scr 9fcgicrlng nG9lihit picl flili.
iigcs @clo sur 8crfilglur9 Itcbt iinN
nlcbr uls tolllcno Hcrioncn ollS DEM
Ct. Coulter Siitrift frcubiG nod0c-
fonulcn, lm ouf bicicr sScilc Ser Sic,
gicrlmg 81 bclfcn. gtod ocln @elct
bobcn &orporotioncn lno %llr9er
bis 5l,m 10. HSnni 3cit, ibrcn %er'
pflihtlrngcn noh5llfrnmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

Naul Sunt. in 5eifcrinu GltD mobn,
bait, bat ont Wiontog cine brlc1lihc
9lntlport ouf icin Sclcgrnntln an
Sheo Rooiepclt erboItcn. Ncrr @lnt
frdgte n1mlid on, oh er IN Wtl''ourI
Elm Hcgiment olti6ringcn bilrfc 'l'r
9fopiepcIt's' glrnec. Ico0U nntiporr
tcte, ooB or pon feincm Stoote elll
Qnn5cs Heeimcnt, obcr 5rcunllll9c
upn ieoem Stoote boben uolle. Mle
9oOiepelt iogt, bnben fid) bon 46
Staaten ihon 100000 0'ann gclncI-
set fiir Solboten lmb 10000 tir Grs
fi5icre in ser Hooicpelt Irnlec, tnlls
oie &egieruna es ibnt geItottct, ei9cr-
hGn0ig einc Irmcc fir 0rontrclb
olli5una6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

Ylcaiont Sill, III Gnb Gountp
miro oicicn CONNER cine groBc clct.
triiNc 2iht s(nlogc crboltcn lmo fol.
gcnoe icd)S llnlicqcnOc StGOtc chen.
falls nit 9clcuhtlnq ucriprqcn
Gees Sunnit, NcIton. @rnnhpiclp
Wrccmooo, Ycculinr unb Rupmorc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
yer. Staaten inter ricIigcr Stemer.
lat.
Scber Sausbalt bnrd bic &riegs.
iteueruorlaae in 9titleibcn.
idaft gesogen.
sl0c Observation-Disclosures iucrScn
bcitcncrt, nm &rie9sfpiten
su beitrcitcn.


&ricnaitcuerhrrlogc Die icocn nnleri. |
toniihcn NouSDolt in l]iitlcioenid)oft
5ichcn miro. lit Dcutc poni aon,itcc
iiir Aiittcl lmb 9&cQc bcm Mollic Dor
NclcNt morbcn.
Nic 0cgenlu1rtigCn normnlcn Sab.
rc@rinfijnite bon 81 100000, 900
'ollCn run mcbr ol@ Oo3 0oppeltc,
uGmlid lm 81 ,S00.OO0,000 crbGbt
mcrocn, &cnn sic &orloge @cictes.
frnlt crInn1t miro hn3 nnlcritani.
idc &olf bireftc Steucrn bon $33
pro &opi cntrihtcn. GnS omcrifo,
niihc Nolt fam lid ichoh onmit tro-
item, 0NB OnS britiic]c Nolt jcbt oircf-
te Stclcrn bon $50 pro &opf cnts
rihtct.
Gic MnuSboltlrng5., Sidts, Sci
Nnos. lln6 Sclephonrcd)nlngct,
Gintrittafnrtcn 81 &crgnilglngcn,
Ncrcr. mo 2cbcnSperiiherln1, Gis
! Observation-Disclosures, gllltonlobilc, niht
nlf0bolilhc @etrGnfc, Eoltporto,
0oliiAlG9cr lmb @aicbolli6l1ger,
&lubbeitr09e lu1O picle anberc Not-
mcnNiofeitcn bcs tGglihen 2ebenS 10.
mic olle 2llrlSortifcl ipcrben heItell.
crt merben
Die crDoDtcn Eoitrntcn fir Bel
tlmgcn, Ole nod cincn 3oncnipltcn
nrrongiert iino, n09cn, mic 3ci
tllnasbcrulisgebcr lu0en piclc Bet
tlngcn an oic @nnO orilden, Ero.
tcltc gcgcn jnblrcibc Mlullicln bcr
Torlagc lullcn bcreits bon allen
Scitcn Elm lmo Die Wcgncr ser Dill
mcrbrn ibrcm Ncr5cn Dor Dem 81
nnn5fonitec bes 5cnots, Oos Diicnta
! lihc Tcrb0rc Dtrn1itultCn miro, Slllt
SIT llndcn llldcn.
Der AFoioritGtaiiIlrcr &ithin
mnhtc bCtannt, 0nB hic nIlgcnlctne
9cbnttc ilbCr Nic @Orlngc nor0cn be
9inncn mcrOc ll0 0aB CT nlli 9lnnobs
NE Scr &0rlu9c bis Sonlstag bofic
IS lit icOo0 ni6t mnbridcinlit, oaB
lie Dor 9lninng nGdbItcr @otc angc-
nonmcn mcrocn miro.
9as Non,itee fiir Dfittcl irno
gScge rcid)tc nit Der &prlagc cincn
longcu Weridt cill, III bent cS hriRt
cs lei cute SSirtbidaf ftSpolltif, mcnn
bic gcacnpGrtigc Generation cinen
acrcdtcn llno billigcn 9lutcil Der
@iirbc Scr &rie9sfinan5icrlng arI
iid ncDnlc. Gas &onlitec cnlpfabL
oob aud 0re iibrigcn &rlegsallse
gobcn oiciCs mo ocs nddltcn 6lstal'
iubrcs Nurh Stcucrn alIgcbroht
mcrocn. Die 2lltsgabcn lilr Den Hclt
oicies uno iilr Nos nG6Itc }iStaljabr
iueroen bon ocrn Ionlitee ouf 3d.
S0O,OOO,OO0 olsihlieBlih Der gono.
cmiiiion geihGbt
SoIgen0e Nctrdge' ioIlen blrd Die
ncllcn Stcucrn cr5ielt ipcrocn: 9fene
Observation-Disclosures $532, ,O0O,'
600, riidluirfcnbc GinfpnlmenItellcr
sos, 100000, locitere Stelicrn ouf
er5eBproIite $i0S,0o0,o0o, Spiri-
tnofcn $t11750,000, niftaifobolts
idlc @etrGnfc $20.0O0,00O, 3i9arren
ST 100000, 3igorcttcl $50, ,OO0,'
600, Sobof S30,000,000, tS6nhpf-
tobuf $2,OO0.000, 3igorettcnpopier
100000, Stcmpcliteucrn itno
Spielfortcn $33, 100000, erb0bllng
ser eiuilt6r50Gc $2Oo,oo0,o0o, Or
b6bung oc& @ortoS iiir ToItio6en
eriter aIoiic $7o,ooO,OoO, erb0blrng
ocs Iortcs iilr EoItlodlcn 6ueiter
aIolie $7O,OOO,00O, Sronsportiteu.
crn, einifIicBlid bon 2oocidDcincn
Goiiaqicrfobrfartcn Grprebideinen
Tobrenlcitlmgcn etc. $172,250,000,
eleftriihcS 2idt rnO &roit, Sos,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

-8em Sbr nictbcn, fallfcn, Der.
falfcn ober touiden uollt, oonn
brin9t es I'M 8olfsbIatt 5ltr gln3eige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

-Ibonniert auf oas Serlnanner.
&olfsbIatt.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
LINER
BEATS U-BOAT
Escapes After Two Hour Run
ming Fight With
Germans

An ATLANTIC PORT, Aug %
thrilling story or two hours
INNING fight Win a submarine dur.
TX which The new bombs. which
proud vessels in a cloud Of thick.
black smoke. were used As one
means of defense. vas told By pas
enEers arriving here on French
.teamship Tuesday
The submarine attacked the ves.
el AZ . 45 a u. on Aug 90. Just
outside the Bay % Bscay Most Of
ne women passengers we're still In
bad or In their bath and AZ the
lanxer signal came tumbilng on
eek IN various phases ~ undress
Tho ship Immediately began 20 TX
zag Uhl.e the naval gunner liazrd
nay a the boat which could be
rIalnly seen before The smoke screen
a. released.
The neR smoke contrivance looks
Ike series % huge cheese boxes
wung on Tho side ~ the ship The
bombs are released from these boxes
and ID loose dense clouds 81 smoke.
Passenger said the screen ~as on
rely effective. After IL vas drop
I'D. however. the gunner could NOT
ee Tho submarine.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
Railroad Jack, Grown Rusty,
Goes East to Hibernate and
Brush Up His knowledge Tank

sioner Couzens and Secretary Val
iers. Monday He Is seeking test
monials from 100 business men n
Detroit TO help him. as he says
break into new territory. Mayor
Marx also received call from the
human encyclopedia.
I'm leaving town soon. said
Jack i've spent my allotted time
In this haven OF refuge. in this cits
OF ambition and OF fortunes I've
commingled as long as dare with
the citizenship OF the City Of the
Straits. must HE myself 20 tho
far east. ere winters cruel blasts
force me TO indulge in n topcoat.
But tell them for me that I'll be
back again next summer. I'm going
down and study some more. | want
20 add some more facts 10 my list
feel my education has been sadly
neglected I've spoken in Detroit's
streets for % years consecutively.
and I've collected only 1923 900"
Railroad Jack has regular name.
n j. John Cooper. he was born IN
Illinois and admits that he has
worked some in his life.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
NACEL RETURNS
TO OLD POST
Detroit Needs Postmaster
More Than Army Does,
Government Rules

Postmaster Mage. Who went 20 Fort
Niszs-a as captain in The ordnance
department OF the army several
mcarbs ago. has returned 70 De
,-o ard VII take charge n the
pos'o@ce again During his absence
Ass art Postmaster Thomas F
Css5in WAS Il charge.
apt %agei was much interested
IN he military fortunes ~ tho coun
try and with the permission ~ the
government re laid down his duties
here and quietly departed from De
.roit. oufw.tting friends who sought
70 give him a send.of His record
~ Fort Niagara was an optional.
" good one and n being returned
10 Detroit The government makes o.
clear that II was not because 10 was
-d' valuable 20 The army. but thst
30 was more valuable a. his old
post He retains the tide ~ cap
-ain IN the army
RE has been in Detroit only since
saturday and has NOT vet officially
relieved his assistant AZ postmaster.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
OLD SOLDIERS
FIRST TO CAMPS
Men Of Previous Training To
Lead Draft
Exodus

WAsHlNGTON Aug % Tho
fret Eve per cent OF America ma
tional army will comprise men ~
previous military training. cooks
and others schooled Ia camp organ
ization work 40 Negroes VIII bo
included
This unit, which begins 6htfal6.
ing Sept =. viii be- selected from
those making up tho initial quota in
each district District boards. how.
ever. have been warned 20 SEQ that
no man not subject for call Ia the
first draf' BE- sent 10 camp
Drafted men all over fhe country
are urging that they be allowed 10
20 In tho arst hvo per cent
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

Twill not BE hong before the
golden brown OF autumn replaces
the green of summer pctroits in
fallible weather sign has so pre-
dictcd Railroad Jack is leaving his
Detroit street cornots 90 hibernate
IN little oil New York
Every year when the sweet
breeEes OF spring are changing TO
The warmer zephyrs of summer.
Railroad Jack comes ont OF his win
ter quarters, which MAY be In the
far east or in the library AT the
University OF Michigan. and opens
his summer home ON some vacant
lot ont Woodward or Michigan-ayes
And every fall Jack sews up his
profits IN his trousers and departs
Surely you've heard OF Railroad
Jack. You must have sten him
standing on ladder In the center
~ a crowd. a blue-shirted. coatless,
suspendered. loan-faced individual
with fund OF knowledge that en-.
braces 10000 names and twice as
many dates
Jack called on Police Commits
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
COAL MEN FIGHT
FUEL CONTROL

WASHINGTON. Aug 2s-Coal
operators arc making concerted
drive against government control.
limitations ~ inJunctions against
President Wilson's bifuminpus
price. wore heard today The blum.
mons operators also sre attacking
The Federal Trade commission in
letters TO- President Wilson The
absence OF prices for Michigan
minos was cited by operators a.
evidence 81 ioost ness .n the gov
ernments regulation ~ The coal IN.
durtry.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
ALIENS BIG
PROBLEM
FORBOARD
Many Failed To Ask
Exemption; Too
Late Now
MUST FIGHT If
PHYSICALLY FIT
Arrangements Being
Made For Taking
Troops to { amp

One OF the biggest problems con
fronting the district exemption
board is The disposition OF the
cases OF aliens who. thru ignorance,
neglected 20 Hle exemption claims
with The local boards Several Of
.shese instances are coming 20 light
every day and a. matters stand
now The dis'ric' board is powerless
10 DO anything bur hold these men
FOR service x they are physically
qualified
The board has had two rulings
from the adjufsnt general on The
proposition IN the last two days.
each contradictng the other The
board un,N Monday had gone or the
assumption that ignorance was no
excuse f7r The granting 81 an eN-
tension % time in such cases Then
came telegram from Adiutani
General Jersey on Monday saying
that aliens who had neglected 70
gle claims FOR exemption because
they I'D not understand the law
could 20 before the local boards and
get an extension % time FOR that
purpose Tuesday. however. an
other -Glins from Lansing complete
IS upse, The Monday order. and The
board Ia back where h started
In the meantime thase cases are
pYing II and the result will be that
many aliens VII find themselves
drafted into The national army No
arpeal can be fled with he dis
'ric' board unless a claim has been
made with The local board as the
members OF he former interpret
The law.
The FRS, man exempted under the
presidents ruling on dependence
claims IA Clarence Harris. Wood
ward and Golden Gateaves His
claim was denied ny the board 81
division No on the ground that
his wifes father II amply able 20
take care % her However. under
The presidents ruling the parents
OF a dependent wt'e are not expect
"a 20 srfppor' her unless they have
been contributing 20 her support in
the past. which was not the case
here
George 2 Dureld. No tss Can
Geld ave west produced form ida
bic array OF andayifs IN su9port
~ his claim for occupation ereup-
lion. Mt Duneld is superlntend.
en- az the plant % the Detroit
LGhricatlug company and IL also in-
teres-ad 10 the development ~ a
new projectile which is said % Do
very effective The board was suT
GENTLY impressed 70 grant him Al
exemption
stanley p Smith No 32s Grand
! Riyer-aye. had claimed exemption
on the ground % ill health but sent
n letter 20 the board Withdraw INK
| his appeal He was willing 20 take
| his chances with tho physicians M
Battle creek, he said and he IA
no, wish 20 be known as A Stacker
Occupsflonal exemptions were
granted 20 Francis J Monaghan, 30
2ts rerryave west. skilled man
with the American Car & Foundry
! company and 20 Arthur Riggs. No
f0i Abbottsf mschlnist AZ the
| Detroit shipbWlding company r
plant
/ O. " NcTcHFf ifhFFitNk ld-N'uN't
/ agent ~ the Michigan Central rail
road. has been appointed by the gov
I eminent 20 arrange FOR the trans.
/ portafion 81 the Detroit troops 70
/ Battle Creek next week Mr. Mer'
/ Ger has gone to Lansing 20 consult
| with Adja'ant General Bersey RE
ain report 80 cry Clerk Lindsay
I wednesday when details ~ The
troop movement vii be perfected
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
STOCK MARKET
FULL OF GLOOM
Radical Trend Of Senate
Rouses Apprehension
Among Brokers.

NEW YORK. Aug % The New
York Evening sun financial review
TUESDAY said
Deep gloom permeated ihe az
mosphere Of tho stock exchange to.
day. The attack was brought about
rather BY the cumulative eject ~
congressional wrangline over tho
war revenue btu and rho manner n
which the senate radical. arc nd
Ing the high horse Looking ahead.
Wall street can see only tho pros
pect OF increasing nnancid, burc nr
made unreasonably irksoWe Ton
those engaged In industry and DIS
tribution.
Grading was deadly dun from thf
outset. Prices yielded frat llonHi5
at the opening Later there Nns
some recovery and even gains %. O.
point or 40 over the previous clos
Ing level in a limited number at
issues. Throughout the balance of
the forenoon, net changes Rere very
slight indeed and the turnover
scarcely exceeded the almost ela.
tionary short session OF SATURDAY
last
"a bear attack reached Con-itfr-
able proportions FOR half hour or
80 In midafternoon with support
entirely lacking. but Thereafter me-
industrial list relapsed into dizziness.
dragging along close 10 the bottom
United States Steel sold below l-'
and Crucible Steel below IS N"f
losses elsewhere ranged from 'Ro
20 four points. the shipping shares
excepted, giving way but fractional
".
BONDS were quiet and steady
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
Frisco Speeders Made To TeU
Bodies of Child Victims

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. .29.-The
broken bodies OF TWO little children
or a slab AZ the city morgue. preach
Cd a mute sermon today 20 little
ale OF white faced men sentenced
by Police Judge Brady 20 look upon
the corpses
The men had been arrested for
auto speeding
When lsadore Speize's case was
called Judge BRADY said
Within a stones throw OF 'his
courtroom Is 2 lesson more impres
sive than an tho Jail sentences |
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

might pass. In the morguo lie the
bodies OF two babes, Samuel and
Grace Piescitello. They were killed
by an automobile. Some day you
sreeders may be in court for killing
just such beautiful children 90.
look az shem now and see what
might have been"
The speeders were taken into the
morgue room For several minutes
they were made 10 look AT tho little
crushed bodies All turned pale
Then they went back 20 court.
We've learned our lesson" they
said
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
COAL HOLD-UP is
REPORTED TO
GOV. SLEEPER

LANSING. Mich. Aug p a con.
ference ~ Gov Sleeper's coal com
mitfee was In session here today.
discussing steps 20 BE- taken 20 re-
eye tho shortage Of hard coal in
Michigan
As typical ~ many cases 10 'he
efafe. fhe committee made public =
lefter from a Saginaw florist who
declared that under existing rates.
DO W0uid have ~ pay tfs more this
seer for hIs supply ~ 300 tons,
fhan fhc same lamount cost him last
year
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
suspsct ,zas REGULAR Arsenal

After arresfins John whale. ~
carr old No 3tf Monroe.ave DO.
cause he had over 200 pounds Of
lad in his possession. detectives
found Two automatic revolyers. one
double barreled shot gun and rife
in the mans room.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
Issuing Permits To Alien
Enemies Keeps Marshal Busy

United States Marshal Behrendt
went 70 Ann Arbor, Tuesday. 20 re.
ceivc applications from alien enc
mics 20 remain in the war zone es
tablshed there because 81 the pres
encs % muniiion factories. Marshal
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

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The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

Dehrendt says the listing Of foreign
aliens will be continuous job and
will keep him travelling over his dis
trict during the war, because every
time an alien enemy moves from one
district 10 another ne must get a
new permit
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

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The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

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The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
Boston Copper Stocks

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The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
New York Stocks

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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
One of Owners of Alaska Juneau Is
 Visiting the Mine

John H. Mackenzie, one of the owners and consulting engineers oi the Alaska Juneau mine, and Charles Brufs of the mill constructing firm of Bradley, Bruff and Lebarthe, ar rived on the Princess Sophia.
 Mir. Bruff's company is installing the mill for the Alaska Juneau. ard he will inspect that work and ob serve the mill operations for the next few weeks. Mir Mackenzie will inspect the whole mine and the mill He expects to be here for six weeks
 Metal mining in the United States is at a very high and generally speaking profitable stage" said MT Mackenzie.
 Mir. Mackenzie and Mir. Bruff are at the Gastineau Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
" AND CHARLEY PATCH UP FUED;
 TO PLAY SERIES
Georgia Peach and Scrap. py InfleIder Are Friends Once More; Fists
 Were Used.

Trouble between Ty Cobb and Charles Herzog, which week ago threatened to disrupt the series of exhibition games between the New York Nationals and Detroit Americans, at Dallas, Tex, has been settled amicably and the series will be played as scheduled. Cobb an nounced he would not play in the remaining games of the series, be- lieving he had been treated unfair ly in being put out of game. The managers of both teams said such action would make completion of the itinerary impossible.
 The trouble started when Cobb spiked Herzog in sliding into gee ond base. The two players began fighting at once. Police stopped the fight and Cobb was ordered out of the game by the umpire.
 Later Herzog and Cobb met in a hotel and the fight was renewed.
 They later were reconciled and attended a banquet given to the visiting players.
 So far as the American League is concerned. whatever punishment i,erzog succeeded in giving Ty Cobb in their fist fights will suffice. This was the assertion in Chicago of Ban Johnson. president of the Am erican League
 "The entire matter" he said. 'is
 
 since the trouble occurred in an exhibition series, it is obviously not within my jurisdiction.