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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

c. N. Perkins and j. A. Letourneau
of Waterville passed portion of Fri
day in the city on legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13
RIVERSIDE

The supper and social which was
to have been held this evening at
Good Templars' hall, has been indefi-
nitely postponed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Campbell Of
South China, who are well known in
this city. are the proud parents of
daughter. born Oct. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Stanley Parmenter is at Branch Mills
attending the fair and visiting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

Miss Edythe V. spaulding Of Show
hogan passed Friday in the city where
she was the guest Of friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

Frank E. Brown Of Waterville was
a caller in the city Friday on legal
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

Judge Of Probate Harold E. Cook
went Friday morning to Topsham to
attend the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13

Hon Benna Lawrence Of Fairfield
was among the business callers FRI
day In the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-13
Mrs. Hardy's Eczema
Mass Of Little Itching
BIisters. In One Month
Healed By Cuticura.

'My right ankle and W as far as nv
knee was a mass of little blsters TIA,
would open when | scratched them. |
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
EDWIN DENLY
IS ACCEPTED
Uncle Sam Valves Age Limit
On Prominent Detroiter
Who Enlists As Private

Edwin DENLY has doubtless spent
the last Sunday in Detroit that he
will be privileged TO put in here
until the war is over II Is likely
that before Saturday night he wall
be on his way 10 Fort Royal. n. c..
with a squad OF other recruits Tor
the Marine corps. AT that point
they VIII be put thru a few weeks
OF the most intensive drilling. work.
ing constantly for eight hours a
day. Then they will join the hrst
detachment OF American lighting
men to set foot on French soil to
assist In driving back the German
invaders.
Capt. v. I. Morrison. chief OF the
marine corps recruiting stan here
received a telegram from his com
mandant Tuesday morning. ordering
him 70 accept the enlistment OF I'd.
win DENLY That settles II. and
Mr.. DENLY will enter the ranks Of
the most desperate End daring nght
ing force the country has and he
will enter as a private. after having
turned down tentative offers OF a
commission.
When Mr.. DENLY offered himself
last Saturday he gave his age a.
~, which IL seven years above the
limit at which men are being re.
cruited for this branch OF the ser.
vice. Another obstacle was thJ
TACT that he was married and the
service II enlistlng no married men
rev
Mr. DENLY told Capt. Morrison nc
thought he could get his wife Ia
waive her claim upon him for the
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
WOMEN PERFECT
ORGANIZATION
VIII Work to Prepare Members
Of Their Sex For Work
In Field and Factory

Many women who have been IT,.
ierested in the movement for indus
trial preparedness Of women met
Monday afternoon in Hotel statler
md perfected permanent organ.
iEation 10 be called the Provisional
Committee for Industrial Prepared
ness OF Women. The committee
will cooperate with the Executives
club which Is made MP OF executives
of about SO OF the largest factories
in the city.
The idea IL 10 prepare women for
Industrial and agricultural work to
take the place OF men who are
called 10 war. II In estimated that
Detroit will require the services OF
at least 10000 OF these women work.
crs. The committee will meet with
the Executives club in the Board
OF Commerce Thursday afternoon.
10 plan standards for working con.
ditions for women.
Miss Helen Bacon, stan member
OF the Executives club, was named
chairman OF an executive commit.
tee. Other members are Mrs. r. 8.
Drummond. College club and Cole
gate bureau; Mrs. A. o. Dunk. Ma
tional League OF Women Workers:
Mrs. Adams, Miss Charlotte Hlue.
and Miss Ora Harnish. welfare al.
rectors.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
MOrtUary

GROSs-Aprii -. Efne l.. 94o Bent
tAau-hvp aged IS years. beloved
wife OF Herman J. Gross. mother Of
OrvUie Gross and Margaret Jefrery
Funeral Wednesday. .. m.
HAIGHr-suddenly April a. Capt
Charles M beloved husband Of
Emma O.. father Of Ethel. Louise
and Frances Nina. Funeral from
residence. els Campbeli-Rvea Wed
nesdAy at p m. Boston and Chit
csEo papers please copy
HOwARD-Aprl -. 1917. at rest
dence. 2Sa Oregon ave Alfred Will
lam. beloved father OF Mrs Ed
Raw % petroit. and Mrs Gusta y
Eastman and George l. Howard Of
California Funeral services will
he conducted by Detroit lodge No
at chapel 81 J. sutton 4 Sons,
fbT Grand River-Rve "wednesday
At 2.s0 p m. Tnterment al Grand
Lawn.
LANG-Aprn g. Andrew. aged 81
years. beloved husband OF Mary
Tang and father Of Andrew Elmer.
Frank Victor. Arthur and Clarence.
Funeral from residence, Schane-
herr ave, Wednesday, April Is, At
n m
LAwsoN-Maris HollinR beloved
wife OF Or r. Howard lawson.
mother az Charles = lawson and
Mrs James I. Lee and the late
George r lawson Funeral from
residence Of ChRrlss r. lawson.
$50 Trumbull- ave. Wednesday.
April %. az $40 p. m. Please omit
flowers.
oWENs-The funeral % Patrolman
George " owens will take place
Tuesday. April 20. al 2 o'clock from
residence ~ his sister. Mrs John
" Anderson. sol Catherine-st
sCHEUs--Bertha. April p. IN her
6gth year beloved wife 81 Karl.
mother Of Mrs q Gilbert Services
from the late residence. 1870 Wood
mere-ave Wednesday at 80 at
the house and 1870 from ST Marcus
church Military and Dix. Inter
ment Woodmere.
sMAILEY-April %. AZ his home, 7s3
Hubbard. Edwin r beloved hus-
band 81 Mary ? and dear father
OF clark f. ~ Oronn0. Idaho. and
Harriet NJ Notice 81 funeral later
STURGEON-John, a m Monday
April - 1917. AZ residence. 3i3
Fieid-ave.
rREzIsE-PhUip Henry. aged IS
years April "a at hts rssidence,
sb6 Sixteenth-st Notice % funeral
later.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
DR.. ATKINS
TO RETURN,
IS REPORT
Believed He'll Accept
Former Passionate
In This City
is FAMED AS
PULPIT ORATOR
Announcement of Re-
turn Is Expected In
Meeting Wednesday

II Is said on what appears 10 be
good authority that the Rev. Gsivs
Glenn Atkins, formerly CT Detroit.
and widely known for his church &C
tivities as well ~ hts eloquene~
uN9 resprn 'e 3hh sit9
pastor 81 The Fzesl C6asrg Esrg,ra..-
church. In succession TO the Rev J.
Percival Huket. who resigned re-
Gently TO 60 10 the Tompkins-ave.
Congregational church OF Brooklyn,
NY.
Since he left the pastorate OF the
First church in Detroit seven years
ago. Dr. Atkins has been pastor OF
the largest Congregational church
in Providence. r. l.. where he added
luster 20 the reputation he bad made
in Detroit
II has been known TO those inter.
ested In the AFFAIRS OF the church
that an effort was being made to get
Or. Atkins % return, and definite
announcement Is expected 10 be
made in a meeting OF the conErega-
ton on Wednesday evening. when
the committee. headed by DR.. G, w.
Hitchcock. will make It's report on
the quest for a suitable pastor 10
succeed the one who has resigned
A committee from the church has
just returned from Providence where
IL went TO urge Dr. Atkins 10 return
TO Detroit, and the fact that It is
prepared TO make report indicates
that the clergyman listened 10 the
arguments OF the DetroItcrs. The
committee itself has decided not 10
make any announcement until II
FIRST reports 10 the church meeting.
but II IL considered practically GER
tain that the selection OF DR.. Atkins
Will be announced AT that time.
Dr. Atkins II one OF the foremost
Congregational orators and thinkers
Of the country. He was AWARDED
the $1,000 prize by the Carnegie
Peace foundation for the best pull
pit announcement against war.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

period OF the war Capt. Morrison
submitted him 10 rigid physical
examination and found he was In
perfect physical condition. He then
wired his chief urging that the MAJ.
ter OF the seven years be waived
and the reply came Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. DENLY. one OF the leading At.
torneys OF the city. a man interest.
ed In large industries. independent.
~ wealthy and until recently one
OF the most successful presidents
the Board OF Commerce has ever
had. has also the experience OF hav.
ing served in the naval militia dur.
ing the Spanish-Amerlcan war. when
he distinguished himself for his dar-
ing as well as for his willingness 10
work a little harder than any man
he teamed with. He was as happy
as a child when be got the glad
news Tuesday. and said he would
hurry up and close his business az.
fairs so he could be sworn in as
soon as possible.
As Mr.. DENLY Is one OF the most
Popular public speakers in the city
end as he always has engagements
ahead, there are one or two that he
must keep, with the result that Il
will be Wednesday or Thursday be
fore he is sworn in Then he Win
20 Immediately TO the training rem.
devious.
Mr.. DENLY has devoted practically
all OF his time sinte \this country
entered the war 70 working for en-.
dstments and in various ways as-
sisting the government. There were
pessimists who voiced the belief
that while he urged young men %
40 10 war. he you'd not 20 himself
OF II he did. II would be In a soft
job with a nice commission. How
ever. he selected the toughest place
In Uncle Sans service and goes In
al the bottom
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

kee f.. r. Kubansh. 1910 Baldwin,
W Deves. Ia Pollard = Firriolo aSa
sherman. G. RandaEEo. 7S6 Monroe
J. Pawloski, 1917 Dubois G, Bigen-
wsi!. SOS superior; r. schmid 20
Varga. 6a IIarvArd-pl = Muciak 75i
Mitchell. r. AZ. McAnulty, 20 Allen
dale. i. r. Thorn. 500 Townsend, g..
SimonA l07 Wade g Kopewski. 22t
Tlilman; = BudEinski. $50 Mtchelli
". Pawlitz. 10 Western. A. Las. e3b
Trombley, A. BiesEki. 226 Evaline'
Frank Young. tls3 Field. J stArasta,
1885 Jos. Campou; G. W. Cook, $50
Corners. 81. A Hunt. 2ag Glover. W.
Morgan. goa Cass. G. LoTbitzki, tOl
leland; T. Douglass. bS7 81 Clair J.
KotlareEyk. rs Gates. r. ChArren.
Grace hospital = Levin. 72O Hast
lngs; r. Psssegiata 2O7 Waterloo: Y.
Navarro. t22 Lafayette. J. Petros. 25l
Thirty third. I Anich. EOS kirbyI w.
J. Deloney. l72s lroquois, IA. c.
schwartz. isi 81 Aubin, p A. Scim-
eneA. 10 Cardoni, r, Sass, 1905 Jos.
Sampsn; c. A. Anderson providence
hospital
W. Mccormick. Grace hospital
branch. O. O. Ryman, B4S ParkVieW
W smigicl 1888 Proctor; A. Elwart,
~ Boulcyard-ct.: - sgroi. tbs Fort
ker. 32l Mt Vernon a.. Morrish. l0z
Greeley. y. Hendrlckson. AS Fisher;
A Taylor. 30 Alfred. !. IIAlial. los
Leland, r. Price. Grace hospital an
mex J. Lang. l26 Girardin; A. Action.
20i Calumet; Peter Smokowaki, eSt
willis e. w Il. Dildine, S9b Hart,
J. A. Krausmann, TAT Garland; J.
Polonsky. Woman's hospital. r. NJ
Beard, IS RUSSELL NJ. TUX. SO Home;
NJ. Roney, 81 Lacrosse; r. Grzanow-
ski, 2s7 Parkinson. L e. Cherry,
Grace hospital. W. Zeleski, SIS ~.
Aubin, p. Juszkiewic1. 1929 Russell
@ Thot. 2ts ColvAy. r. z Cannon.
1852 Van Dyke. A. Andrzei ewski. 73s
Twenty third; n. Hiban, % WettEel-
CT W. Golotowica. S3s TillmAn, l.
scheinker. loS2 Garfield. w A.
Pardy. 1895 Waba sh.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Deaths

Amelia Engsls $50 vinswood 81
years organic heart disease August
Wagner AZ Cadillac. SO years. SEN
iiity; Msrynnna CichowiAs. 1890 Rus
sell, 2S years. lobar pneumonia; Nieh-
los Kapccsl. 4s3 Alexandrine 2. 2
months. eonyulsions. Rosalia Bart
nicka. 335 Monran. is years. typhoid
fever Austin Fisher. Detroit NUM-
cipal hospital. about 80 years. pull
monsry tuberculosis; Margareth r.
bronchitis Fred Feiersbenr. House
or Correction. 81 years. broncho
PNEUMONIA. Angelina Pappas. lt7S
Mckinley, years. eroupous laryn-
gifts Eliza A. Bayer. Grace hospital
80 years. carcinoma. Lena LaBelle.
Receiving hospital. about - years.
pulmonary tuberculosis; Frank Too
mey. Receiving hospital. ~ years, al
ooholisn Peter Subj. Samaritan hos
pital. about 30 years fobar pneumo-
MIA Maudc NJ Stewart ISL Drexel,
CO years diabetis mellitus; Carr
Toclie. los Alexandrine W. 81 years.
brevnik. Grace hospital. about 90
years fractured skull; Arthur Zu-
kowski. 1899 Chene. months, ce-
rebraI meningitis Emma Brennan.
carditis. Mary A. Frltz. 73s Cadillac.
IS years mitral regurgttation; ThoB.
Reilly. e1b Congress f, about
~ years myocarditis, Annie g. Bell.
AfuniN nome ABOUT % ANANo
Utilization ~ heart; Harold J. CYL
kowski. 1925 Canton. 3 days, nainu-
triton. Helen Korazor. Children's
Free hospital II months acute ne
phritls. Jakub Budtka, WEST Jener-
aon and River Rouge. about AZ years,
accidental drowning. Margret Mitch
ell children's Free hospital,
months intestinal intoxication; Ru-
dolph FlEert 81 Anspach. 7 years
scarlet fever: Wanda Dowaracki, 1877
Rivsrd months. intestinal convul-
sions Iron Simon, 40 Burdeno,
months broncho pneumonia Adag'
Przeworski. Wayne county jail. about
4s years mitral insufhciencyi Julia
A. CAyanaEh. 1913 Melbourne, ~ years.
cerebral hemorrhagei Judd b AID
rich. $40 Virginia Park " years,
va,vular heart disease. Kenneth ~.
Marie. 13s Grand River. II dayu. acute
gastritis. william Mcintosh Is Glad
stone. So years embolism; Anthoni
ceiusta 80 PiHmsv, YER broncho
pneumonia; Joseph p. Wensierskt,
aAs ferry r. ! month, brcnrN tla
Resale a S27 Co KS
4nkN- 80
s-yaN .RBerr. no bi-
faT years lafvnEesl diphtheriA;
Harvey Johnson 2lS Baker. ~ years.
mItra disease Of heart. Mary ".
Holman 1907 Third. 90 years. en-
docarditis
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
BERNHARDT
RALLIES WELL
shows Decided Gain In
Strength During Last
"a Hours

NEW YORK, April 24.-Mme.
Sarah Bernhard Is gaining strength
but she il still in danger. according
to the bulletin issued today by ply.
sicians attending her at Mt(sinai
hospital. The bulletin said There
has been decided Improvement
during the lad "a hours The out.
look Is better than II was
NINE Bernhard cannot yet be
considered out OF danger"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
TO YOUNG WOMEN

III 1OONG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
Do you want to work where
conditions are pleasant and
salaries good? You will find
a fine opportunity in the tele-
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not be af-
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who show ability.
Vacations with pay. Pay
ments while i'll and life insur-
ance at stated period of SER
vice. Many other desirable
features. Apply Operators
Training School, Madison-aye.
and John R.-st., between 8 a
m. and 8 p. m. Michigan State
Telephone Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

Frank siiwlnski. ai:'Dstroit; Marie
stanley stabezynski 1s. Detroit;
Tsohl Papier. 30, Detroit. Wanda
Hpoharsks, 8. HamtrAmck.
io'~-'' sefe y Detroit' Irene
1sp, tcsr p.nss.
A ithong 1roRti 70. Detroit Agnes
B0Eich. 81. same
Fred Millette. 2s Detroit; Milendy
duertin. ~, OttowA
George W. Jones' az. Detroit. Ruth
Roy Chisholm. %. Detroit. Faith
Mcclellan. 10, same.
Bronislaw zwisrEynski %. Detroit:
John ". Deverdien, rs. Detroit;
Annie Eastman, ~, Milwaukee
Leo Grzeeh. ~. Detroit. Lille Nu-
1ak. ~, same.
Geneva Watcher 20. same
James Crawford. 20. Detroit; Cath
crime Waldron. 30 same.
Charles L. Colwell. rs. Detroit AR-
mes O. Eckley. rs. same.
Charles n. KrAkoski. n, Detroit.
Alice Koch. 20. same.
John Drogosch. q. Detroit; Mary
Oiysiany. -. same.
James Morton, 81 Detroit. Exon
J. Steinkon. ~. same.
Edwin l. Tomlinson SO. Detroit
Cora r. Lake. a.. North Branch.
Jacob q Krueck. a. Detroit; Marie
Mcneil "a same
Robert Black. 90. Detroit: Anna Ko-
Jos.Ph Epstein. IS. Detroit: Ida Or
low. -, same.
Edmund Never. 20. Detroit; ottnla
John Lloyd -. Detroit Elsie Plum
mer. 10, Hamilton.
George w. o'Brier. 2sspetroit; LII
iisn c Morris,ey, -, same.
Esther Ledke. 81 same
Otto JorEensen. 30 Detroit. Con-
staitine Malin, ~. same.
BolesIaw wochowiak. 81. Detroit
ToserhiDe Zimba. II. same.
wladyslaw DerewicE. %. Detroit
KonstBncya Filarska, 2S. same
Pole slaw MaZurowski. q. Detroit.
stefanie TnmasEewska. % same.
Guilis Giusti. rs Detroit Sarah A
SoSn Ror n q. Detroit: Trees
Boike IL. same.
WIN " l. Watts. as Kansas city,
laurie VI Cummings, IS. Detroit.
VIM. ONeill, %. Cleveland Eussa
John James. ~. Detroit; Ethel
Walker. -. same.
Rell wilchynski 20. Detroit; Fer
oniks. slch. 90, same.
Louis Brunar. -. Detroit; Rosie
EAnhlN ~ HAiAlFs
Anthony Lehon. ~. Detroit Mary
GuGal. -. same.
Peter Handeler. 81. Detroit: susie
Ehardt. ~. Almont
samuel l. Goodson. 90 Detroit
Ethel ID. Foster, "a. Cleveland.
VIM. r. Matthews. as Illinois. Julia
l. Matthews. rs. Detroit
Peter Kitlas. %. Detroit, RaSilis
Pomian. IL. same.
Matthews GlolHhober. az. Detroit
Minnie 0reRAs. 81, same
Felix Kiuk Is Detroit; Helen
DEckhinski, "a. same
John p. LApointe. 30. Detroit; Julia
Arnold. 20, same
VIM. schonberEer. rs. Detroit: HildA
Wanlof. 20 same.
John Meadow. -. Trenton: Hildrsd
Rowe. 81. Trenton.
Fred J, Perry. 50. Detroit. Julia
Howard. "a. Missouri.
John L Harvey. 81. Detroit; Evelyn
Flynn. rs same
Anthony r Reuter-. 20. sprinEwells.
Ida r. Theisen. 10 same.
Percy |. Goodhuem. % Detroit
Ethel NJ Coleman. a. same.
John v Enghauser. 20. St Louis.
Mo Hazel O. Murphy. -. same
Milan Kokovich. a. Detroit DAM
Milan Kokovich. 20. Detroit: DAntca
Antich. -. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Explained.

First sage-what happened TO old
Diogenes7 don't see him any more
with his lantern looking for an hon
est man
Second Sage-No, he had 10 econ.
omlse. He rs using the oil in his
lamp 10 run his "Hivver"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Births


n. Garland. l0s MRybury Grand "
Seietin. az Twenty-ninth W. Dom
browski 277 IaSalle 81 Crates go
St Aubtn. n FishberR 1885, Hastinrs
" Schults s63 81 Clair H weigsl
617 Hamilton j r Cummiskrv. Ia
Lawrence NJ steve III Raupp c.
Wenhei 1879 gratiot. RadninskI
si7 Theodore J. valek ab7 Miivau.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

Clergy OF the Episcopal church
will assemble today az Rock Island
In anticipation OF the ceremonies
or conservation OF Rev. q. ". sher.
wood a. bishop Of Springfield. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

The eleventh annual convention OF
the North Carolina Library assocla.
ton meets today at Salisbury and
VIII continue In session over tomor.
row
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
In Our Alley

Peggy-He must hev an enormous
income; he thinks nothing OF blow
ing her TO Ice cream and peanuts on
De same afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
GoInu Some.

Wife-Jack, why are you driving
so fast?
Jack-Can't you see that I'm after
dinner with a chicken?
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
SEES DRAFT
AS A VITAL
WAR NEED
British Gen. Bridges
Says u. S. Must Have :
1t To Win
CITES TROUBLES
OF BRITAIN
Declares Volunteer
Plan Cost Nation
Dear
BY GEORGE MARTIN.

(sfoG Correspondent United Prsss)
WASHINGTON. April 2i.-"con'
tcription Is vital to America be-
fore the country can have success
in the war"
Lieut.. Gen. b. T. NJ. Bridges
stepped out OF the great interna.
tlonal war council OF the Allies here
today 20 deliver this message TO the
American people today.
While congress wrangled over
the selective CONSUMPTION bill out
on Capitol hill, this tall. arrow.
straight fighter in khaki. fresh from
the front. counted the cost OF the
volunteer system 20 England.
We were saddled with the volun-
teer system II the beginning OF the
war" said Bridges. We would
have given anything to get rid OF e.
1T hampered and retarded us in
every phase OF our war develop
ment The volunteer system threw
the best industrial forces OF the
country into the trenches when they
were badly needed at home; and II
left at home those whose places
were At the front.
IF we had had conscription At
the beginning Il would have obvlat-
cd our later diniculties a. 10 NUM-.
tons. coordination OF our national
forces and many other vital things"
Then Lieut. Gen. Bridges sounded
the keynote OF the British commits
sion's message 10 the American peo-
pie. Said he III you're going &c
war you must go the whole hog. You
must do II intelligenuy. systematI-
taIly.
Men. women and children must
81 fight. al home and at the front
1T Is no longer a war merely OF
expeditions IT'S a war OF nations p"
Lleut.-Gen Bridges then made II
clear that England believes SON
scription alone. with the oo-ordina
ton OF national forces II involves.
VIII enable America 10 speed tho
aqd ~ The 49,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

AZ 70 now It viii end It can
only end one way; and II every
body's back II put to- the job we
can end II quickly Consumption
will insure that this Is done"
The general then spoke OF Eng.
lands attitude toward conscriptlon.
The people OF England are won
90 universal service They are
strong for CONSUMPTION may say
they are fanatics on the subject
They opposed II only because they
didn't know what II was. They now
realize that Il il simply the making
Of war on business principles"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

There have been several indica-
tions recently that Italy was about
TO start a great Offensive in the
Carso and the dispatch above ap-
parently bears out this belief. altho
the Italian censor apparently does
not permit direct statement TO this
effect.
Prior to the start OF the British
drive early in March. Swiss reports
declared Field Marshal Won linden
burg was massing great bodies OF
troops on the Italian front, presum-
ably preparing for a German drive.
but recently II 10 believed most OF
these men have been transferred
back TO the western front TO aid in
opposing the Franco British often
sive.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

OPEN Big
OFFENSIVE
Dispatch From Rome
Indicates CarsO
Drive Is On
BIG GUNS ARE
SMELLING TEUTONS
General CadOrna Is Re-
ported Confident
of Outcome

ROME, April 24.-The battle in
the Carso Is becoming Increasingly
violent Dispatches from the front
today indicated a terrific Are from
the Italian artillery and enlarged on
the splendid morale OF the Italian
troops. Gen. Cadorna wac quoted
as expressing the utmost confidence
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

PrtatfsE-tAe pisin neat kind--tAat
IL rfGht-uEe- Deb Dept<-Nala SBga.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

vyf.ttaE-ths pIsIs sect kiaS-,s..
A. ltEAt--Ti-ss JsS Devt--MsIn sRsa
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
MAKE $1,000
Get Your lot Now
In fhe

GREEN SUBDIVISION
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