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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Sintcr Scr gvront.

0ie mooerne 4riegsflnlt, Die iid
oub Die 2uft Oienitbor gemodt bat
lit ungIei6 mebr ais friiGer BON Dem
ietpeiligen 3uItanO Der 9ltmoipbdre,
fiir5 gelogt bonn &etter obbGngig.
Sam es bisber leoigIid Oorallf an. 5u
wiiien, Oh 9iegen oOer Srodenbeit,
Solupetter o0er 8roit beboritono, 70
lit felt ser grfinoung ser 5lugfunit
5u oen beioen meteorologii1en gle.
menten ser Temperatllr unO oes 9liee
oeriblagS nod Oos brittle Clement
OeS @inoes olS beoeutiam bii3uge.
fominen Ser friiber i'm 2nnOfrieg
iiberbaupt feline 9toae geipielt Bat.
0os 2ufti6iff, 0as einen Slufitieg,
Der 6lieger, ser einen eroBen @rfun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

perfen. Sir Oie fliegenOen Spider
Oes Geinoes mag es oft iGper fem
nit brau6baren Mel0ungen iiber
Steaung un0 StGrfe Der Oeltti1en
Eutppen 6ilriid5ufonumen, oenn Die
9lnpolIung Der llmgebung miro ia bis
6ur fleinIten D10gli6feit Our6gefiibrt
uno bereitelt 10 Die @rfennung aus
Der 2uft. Ser Griegsliiten, bic
5reunO un0 6einO i'm Sample an.
Wenoen, gibt es natiirlib un5dbligs,
unO auBer aItbergebrudten, oie in
ie0em ariege augepenoet wuroen
uno i'm gegebcnen 9luoenblid bod
mie0er bon @rfoIg moren erfinOen
ein5elne Srltppenteile ooer oft ouh
fleine @otrouiaen neue Srids, oic
0cn @egner Oerbliiffen ltnO t6uiheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

friiber in @}oncts 9ltelier. ietbs 3oa
Seinmano OIL oie g8uuo genagelt-
ISM @rrnoe gefdat mir Die 9irne
beIer ais Der Syupiter," iagte ib 0lt
0egoS. lino IegoS erlpioerte; nS1
babe iie Oobn gebdngt neil cine
8irne, Die 70 eemolt it, ieOcn @ott
umihmeiBt.~
g86iiiler uno @ilOe. Cine eroit6-
tete llnterboltung i'm s%urh" Der-
uriadte folgenOeu Tepei6enluediel:
1. Son 9sfar 8ilOe on Wiacg1eia
@biItIer: Ser n@und~ gu olbern II
wenn Sie uno i@ 5uianimen iinO,
ipretben mir oo1 iiber nicbts anoerS
uls iibcr uns ielbit.~ 2. @on @biitler
an Ssfur @iloe. n9lber better Ssfar,
Sic irren ii6. @enn sic un0 it 5u.
innmen iinO, ipre6en mir iiber ni6tS
onoeres ols iiber MIDI"
geridtigung. Sn Der uauniicbro-
nif~ (@oouorO @aaeD go. 933 lit in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
3iuci GiinItlcr. .SlncfOOtcn.

Sn Der 8eitihrift usllnit uuo
9iinitler" Ieien mir oie foIgenoen
glnefooten. Ger @ott uno Die 9irne.
George Nioore er5Gblt bon Dega5;
Zines Gogcs besegnete iM ibm in Der
Jhie 0e Mou6el9e. SD bobs" iogte
er' uno mar iiberroiht, ais i@ ibn
trogte @os2 @roBe @goiiten nebmcn
INNER ltilli9meigeno al, OoB alle
y'eniden an Oas oenfeiL mas iie be-
i@Gitiet. n9tun Oen Supiter, Ielbit-
berltGnolid Sen SSllpiter." llno er
nobm mid nit, ib muBte Oas Bib
leben; fein iebr gutter SSnoreS ~ gut,
ia ood, Elm bib6en lanemeilig ein
5ipiter nit buidigen 9rauen unO
elnem 0onncrfcil in Der Sono. 0one-
ben bing cine 9irne. SD fonnte oic
girne, cine setiipfelte 9irne, ouf iebS
8oa 9einwono gemalt. Sic 6ing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

0igltnosflug unterne6men fol-, iie
beioe ntiiiien iiber Die 81 eriportcnoe
Stdrfe lino oie 9iiGtiug Scr 2uftltro-
mungen genau unterribtet iein.
SGngt oo6 bobon nidbt oaein Der @r-
foIg ser 2lftfabrt, ionOern aud Die
Si6erbeit oeS 2ufti6iffes ob, OaS
cine ipertooae @offe bil0et unO nidt
obne gfot oufs Spiel eeiest lUcroen
oorf. Ios 0euti6e Seer lit Oesbolb
init Observation-Disclosures aus9eriiitct
&roftwogeL Die NIT einem @leteoro-
logen uuO einigen SiIfsmonnidoiten
beictt linO, ole Dor allen Dingen @e-
rGti6ofteu gum 9luiloiien bon 4ilot
6olons NIT iih fiibren 81 ocreu
SHauno iin6 einiee Stoblflaicbeu nit
gSoiieritoffgos borGanOen; au9 per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

beute nod i'm 9ritii4cn 0luieum auf
betua6rt. @r mar olio Der GrfinOer
oes @ingIaleS, 0eS N}onofels. Gin
Sobn Oes aonies, Der @er3og BON
Olonmoutb, mar ser erite aur5ii9-
tige, Ser 5wci Slider beniibte.
llebrigenS ioa oua aaiicr 9acro
fiir3iihtig gelueicn iciu uno eincu &C.
idlifienen SmaragO bel oen @la0ia.
torenf6mpien Dor cinem 9luge aetra.
gen boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

nod 5manoig in Der aleiden &linit be.
manOerte Son0perfer mit5u6ringeli,
Tim polienOe 9lugenelGier fir i'm
ber5uiteaen, Gie 9egenoe er8d5lt, 0oB
ie93istauien0 Glider geiAlifien mur-
Oen, ebe es gelang, Elm poiienOcs fir
Oes GonioS ibwo6e Sc6froit ber3l-
iieaen. Gieles en0lidb oeIitngane Wlei-
iteritiid. oos Dem G0nig arm09lidte.
OeutIid uno i6orf 6li ieben, miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

oes glueengloies be0iente. @Gbreno
eines g[ufcntbolts in 20ln ma9te er
ole 9efonntl6oit zines @losiAIeiferS,
un0 ais er eineS Cages ourd cine Ser
aeibliffenen 2inien binourdiob, be.
merfte er 5u ieinem @ritotnen, OoB
er inliton0e mar, ale @eBenIt1nOe
bel oeiltliber gu ieben als Oorber
gto6 ieiner Gronung ionote er na9
Dem S6leifer aus un0 befabl ibnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

fiigt Der Wleteorologe iiber ole ge-
brGu4liden Snitrlmente 5u aeuauer
@}eiiing ser &inoriAtling imp Der
@inoiidrfe. @eioe Gri6einrnoen iinO
am 9oOen oft Ueientlih onoers ais
in gr0Berer S0be; 10 fam 3. .. in
1000 Nleter 60be bereits cine 10
groBe &iuOgei9lpinoigfeit berriben,
oaB iie einem 3eppelin OoS @lonob-
rieren eri6mert, mdbren0 bis 5u 600
@aeter S56e ole Stromlng nur mGBig
itorf lit. @lit Silfe OeS 6elotelegru-
pben itnO oeS 6clotelepbons werOcu
Die Grge6niiie oeS9Silot6auonoufltiegS
Oanm bon Der characterization I'M
Der5iiglih on Ole 6liegero6teililngen
ooer Die 2uftid)ifffomnonoos wciter
gegeben oie Oemgen6B ibre Sefeblc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
9idJtcr iinO NSrOp6ctcn!

Soute Elm ldbeInocr 3meifel IN Oie
9erebtiGung oicies gelliigelten &or-
tes nitbt gerooe beltte am &lase iein.
mo- ieOen Gag &irfli9teit weroep
fam. mas man fmtm eeobnt unO ME
5u oenfen gapa9t satte2 lIuO bod
finoet eS INNER mieoer ucue 9eltdti
gimg. User bate geglaubt, oaB ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Der 9Gume 8u treten, Die Srllpps bon
%ieroen meroen in @eboften ooer Sc
biii6en unterge6raht, Oomit Ger 6lie-
ger aus ibrer 9lmpeienbeit nibt etwn
ouf Elm b0beres StobsfommonOo
iblieBcn fam, 0os iiA in Der 9lGbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

oufbdIt; unO 6abr8euee, beionoers
W3unitionsmogen iperOen wGbrenO Ser
9toit nit 3peigen beoedt, oanit iic
bon oben nidt geieben perOen oOer
Der ieinoIibe 6+ieger gor oeriu4t,
cine Sombe auf BEN Eransport 6u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

groiiiige arieg BON beute loon 9lnno
1878, dlIo boI0 uod glbhluB peg
oeutifb.frau56iilt6eu, bon eiuem nort-
baften Gidter iener Gage I'M @eolc0t
OorauSgeia0t poroen mGre2 llno
5Wor niht nur 10 obenbin, ionoern
nit icinen i'm Dor oaen friiDcren
arieeeu ouS5eidnenOen GigeniWaI.
ten: Ger @rfinOlmg uno &crwenouug
oes Nldi1nenaemcbres imo Dem 0ar-
aus rehlltierenoen Nloiienmanater,
Dem 9lui5ug Der Naiaionen6eere 3ur
Sdladt ln0 Dem oorailiacgangcncn
wnbninnig miIOen @ettlmli 3wilden
Deutidlono unO Gu9lan0 IN Der Gr-
baulng intmer neuer @riegsihiiie
uuo Scr &ergr0Berng ser &an5er
ltno Groieftile IaS 0jeoid)t itannit
bon 9obcrt SdmerIiiiB, Dem &erfaler
Der epiiden &cr0iAhng v96asper ii
Hom~ unO oeS ieiner5eit Oielgelcie'
nen @riehenromons Dglipnlio~, unO
eribien i'm ,. 9ono, g. fl2, Der oa.
mails bon Gefor 9hrment6ol reoiaier.
ten ,Geutidcn 0iAterboae". Gs lott-
tet.
MUberne arensinnH,
Gaius ibmieoci Gielcnproieltile,
tins hircibt hcm Shitl elm fOu5crlinft
Gaiu0 bomQarocri bic Fandcrliclc
rnfa init Wlpben, NOD cinmul io oid
son nlht irig ueritdrit IN liiucm @rouc
4ttue leifen Flnicr nm lebe 3oue
einer NoMbe no1 orel 8cutncr dn
uno fo treioen fes NIT @ra,ie meiter.
mmcr oidcr ibuiut hc8 Litus 3tcl:
SOD AUD Gains IN ietu lnDucr Strclicr,
uno lici3 mu0toer ileAi letn 4r1citll.
@is bem id0cn SioB Der Hielebodc
9ci BEN oonnernocn @e1eril Der Alodc
1aub mirb in 0es Sceiampia beiber zhno
el6lt Der 3ai, ael9en9t bIs oai ben Vrnio.
eucius enioedt NIT iedem Wlu4e
cine Naoel. 8aQem S6neioer iremo
9inc Naocl, bic IN ocr Ndnle
ehen Eeiuocn ndbt oas eeinen5emo
Sob gcmpronina ibu mlirWi bic 6llic
eNt flo biu criiunct cine Slnte,
oie nit iot5erhreitenbcr 0cpali
5manii9mol IN oer NliHute inaut
SHui5iQmal ans ncncm No6re ieucrt
snclnS MN; SempronlnS arduieno iie0tf
]n5t u0t big er tDW oen Sle0 oefienelt
nno rcreunoertani ocn Iooes1lle
gSra ca. SNNb NIT ncincm 1iniclqltcl
Siihtt fie Dur Die Nlll cuiQcllpritc.
Die ona N'ci pcrlitcui aus eancr Nuut
iuie Nuulctiiiorncr uno mic Snn0i
}man,iaianicno e6loucr. ledI6 bamcno
nopten cult crllcdlin iN bn5 6cu
Nebn nclcn edimdlbunocritdWcno
9Shrncr lih endn0er sum 0ucn.
Crintua Bot icin babes Roll ir 2t1llcni
iut oda ionncu mir ms nuW crfdicn
QlnQcucinc gsclrpilht tdnomeprl val
gedrtci nnr balo lic9u mir tnbia pa
}u ben Sniicn. br Enmilienpdicl
foumf uno mdr8 0irdh nit ocn NGnQclmp,
Nommt ihr .cntAeibmluqicu Ri0ierlfeictl
NlS Nclcrpc lonmi Der Nrdnuari nun.
5ruu NeuuuuS N0ile lNmer rrihiiicrt
Sic erit Gun0ertiniten0 nur geiniier
litcrt llnitin chc Mtutpu
llllo man ncnnt oics 3iuiNlntoHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

ser fiinften 5palte (35. Belle aus
cinem uNlGr6en bon gloipitGt uno
6rii6e~ ~ oer8eibliherpeiie II 0ein
W|d0ben bon 9eoiOitGt uno 6rii@e"
geluoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Der GtfinOcr Oss GiuslaIcS.

Gonio 9orl II. bon @ngIonO mar
Ger critic, welber in ieinem 2onOe iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

@ariim ieio ibr oenn eigentIid ouI
nirer Soh3eitsreiie oltrd 10 lAone
Gegenocn geiabren ~ Uicl binonsge-
Ic9ollt bobt i6r ooh nbcr nidt2
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
Most of Those Not Re-
jected File Exemp-
ton Claims

II " apparent now that nearly
100000 OF the drafted men in De
troit will he called for examination
TO supply the city's quota of 1879
men for the national army Experts
figure that not more than one in
each eight will be available for the
fighting machine that Uncle Sam
Will send 10 France
This became evident Friday morn.
ing when the boards in the second
and third districts were flooded with
men filing exemption claims Near
ly all OF the claims were perfectly
valid. and G. 4. Huyette, chairman
OF the board in the second district.
which comprises the upper end OF
the First ward. estimated that his
district would not get more than
one soldier out OF each six men ex-
amined
At noon Friday only l2 men in
that district had been examined and
passed who had not indicated that
they would Ale exemption claims on
perfectly valid grounds. More than
100 had then been examined n was
NV wi AAAl AlAdN rfNFA ~ VI fiAF =
would not have exemption claims
but they had not voiced them. They
have FIVE days In which 10 Ale the
claims.
or those examined In this district
Il was noticeable that most OF the
married men were perfectly NJ
physically for service while the un-
married men-those without ex-
emption claims-were rejected for
physical reasons Thus II would ap.
pear that a married man ia healthier
than a bachelor The chief physical
faults were underweight, bad teeth
and bad fact The examiners no.
lievs the married men are in better
physical condition because OF the
advice and helpfulness OF their
wives.
The experts say that II II will re
qure six or seven men 20 supply
single soldier In the so-called silk
stocking wards the ratio will be
much higher in the manufacturing
districts. where many VIII he ex-
empted because they are aliens.
Dr Griffith Thomas. who Is or
ganizinE an ambulance company 10
take 10 France, and who as police
surgeon for years has had great op-
portunity 10 get a line on the gen.
eral health OF the community. thinks
nine 10 one is not going 20 be far
from the proportion Of rejected men,
The quota in the second district
Is 324 and the chairman OF the
board is planning to examine ~
least 1000 men 10 get his quota.
The third district which en-
braces all Of the Second ward. is
not expected TO fare better. The
Headquarters In the Central high
school was crowded Friday morning
with men there 20 claim exemption.
and practically all had valid claims
A Times reporter asked the board
member in charge II he had not
been able 90 accept single man as
yet.
Il wouldn't say that~we couldn't
accept one Of The drafted mon who
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
U.S.STARTS
SEIZURE Of
SH|PYAROS
Detroit Plant May Be
One of Those
Taken Over

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Com.
Wandering OF shipping under con
struction in this country will begin
Immediately. The shipping board is
ready TO announce It's program FOR
taking over million tons now on
'he ways and also taking over the
ship yards.
Included among scores OF ships
10 be taken over by the United
States government are English. Nor
wegian and vessels Of other nations.
The question Of returning the ships
10 those governments after they. are
completed under America super
vision IL 20 be left 10 the state de.
partment for adjustment later
The yards VIII continue 10 be
operated by their present owners
under government direction
Among the ship yards 10 be taken
over. and the amount Of shipping
tonnage on their ways, are the fol
lowing
Newport News ship building com
pany. $4,000 tons
Sun ship Building company, s4,-
900 tons.
Cramps. II 400 tons.
Union Iron works. San Francisco.
II 600 tons
Maryland Ship Building plant,
1870 900 tons.
Baltimore Dry Dock & Ship Build
ing company, $1,000 tons.
Fall River Ship Building company.
&C. 900 IONS.
Harlan & Hollingsworth. Whining
ton Del, $4,000 tons.
Toledo Ship Building company.
$4,000 tons.
Samuel Moore Ship Yards. Eliza
beth. ~. j.. 12.500 tons.
The Great Lakes Engineering com
panv Of Detroit Is another shin yard
which the government contemplates
taking over.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
DETROIT MUST EXAMINE
100000 ToSECUREC|7Y'S
DRAFT QUOTA OF 1929

has shown up so far" he said.
"Even> In an orchard hit by blight
one max occasionally find an apple
that escaped II. but IL Is going 10
be hard picking 10 find men fit"
In this district on Thursday 20
men were given physical examina-
tions and II were found 10 be ac-
ceptable from the physical stand
point. yet all claimed exemption.
and with one or TWO exceptions the
claims must be allowed as the law
provides for eNempting men with
such claims
In the manufacturing districts the
men do not hold up so well physical
~ because of the nature OF their
work There is greater number OF
aliens and the foreigners marry
earlier. which means a smaller pro
portion Of acceptances than in the
residential districts, which accord
ing 20 experts now would make 1t
quite probable that the total mum.
ber OF the quota must be multiplied
by nine or 10 TO get the number OF
men needed.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
CES s
Saratoga Results.

First Race furiongs Kings
oak. 1if tButwcll). 70 .. ] TO 2. /
tp 4. won Mother Machree. 1903
(Shuttinger). 10 20 3. ] 10 2,
second. Douglass <. iet tRuvton). ! ?
to O. 20 /. : TO g. third. Time.
1.i5 IS Meditation. lmperator Mas
ter Karma also ran
Second Stceplechase about 2
miles Elect. l30. tkeating) II TO /.
5 10 l. to !. won Ormead. 1879.
tx kl~nck). 70 1, 20 Q, Z 10 10, sec
pnd Archdale. 134, Dalmer). IL to /.
10 /. 20 l. third Time. 4.23 Rob
ert oliver. Loumas, Lochearn and
Royal Amber also ran
THIRD Race furlongs olive
Wood. i07 MARTINI, 3 10 >. 3 60 r. J
20 ,. won Atalsnta. III tMorys). 6
20 !. z 60 O. s 20 3. second. Rose dor.
i0s Rowan g. 20 4 to !. 2 ito /.
third Time. 1901 Hope. Lady Long
fellow. spark March Wind. Miss stir
ling. Gucsswork and Payment also
ran.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
WAR REVENUE
BILL TO RAISE
S2,00S, 100000

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The $2,-
$1,000 900 war revenue bill was
completed today by the senate H.
nance committee. Final changes in
the measure included: One-cent
stamp tax on all checks; increaA a. az
beer tax 20 81 barrel, doubling
present tax on wine containing less
than IA per cent alcohol (rate will
be eight cents per gallon) added
sl.10 proof gallon on sweet wines,
cordials and liquors; one proof gallon
on alcohol for fortifying wines trip
led present three-ccnt tax on half
pint champagne and of present one
and one half cent on artificial cham.
pagne free postage on mall IRON
American soldiers -
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

Four persons, two men and two
women, were killed az midnight
Thursday, when an outbound Mt
Clemens interurhan car struck an
automobile in which they were rid
ing at the Taylor-rd and Gratiot-
ave. just within the new city limits.
The police and coroner's office ad.
vance the theory that the party had
been "joy-riding" among the road.
houses in that vicinity. and that the
driver drove in front OF the speed
ing car e
The dead are Louis ]. W. Chenard.
%, No. 1903 1-2 Field-ave.; Ralph
De Valerie, %, No. 1445 Baldwin
ave. and two young women.
Frank Peletier. motorman. and
William J Kline. conductor. both OF
Mt Clemens, were in charge OF the
interurban Kline was released ar
Ter making a statement 10 the po-
lice, but the motorman was held
The police say they are morally
certain that the accident was the
fault Of the driver. but owing 10 the
seriousness OF the affair they are
holding he motorman until the pros
ecutor's stenosrapher takes his
statement.
The motorman declared the ma.
chine backed directly in front OF his
car from behind a store which OBJ
structs view of the track from the
Taylorrd Ordinary caution on the
part OF the driver would have avert
cd the accident, the coroner dc
Clarcs.
The machine was struck directly
in the center and turned over sey-
eral times after being struck. throw
ing tho occupants several feet.
Chenard. the driver. vas killed in
stanily. De Valerie died in Samsr-
ian hospital before regainins con
sciousness. One OF tho women was
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
A. zUMSTEIN IN
TROUBLE AGAIN
Detroit Real Estate Broker Is
Arrested on Complaint
of a Girl

Arnold Zumstein, % years old, son
OF DR.. Fred r. Zumstein. No. 95l
Second-ave., who was one of the
principals in sensational breach OF
promise sulr brought by beroii
cabaret singer few months ago.
was arrested, Friday afternoon. on
charges preferred by Gertrude King,
10 years old. No. e16 RiopelIest
Young Zumstein eloped TO South
Bend. Ind, with Miss Ruth Mclean.
daughter OF Mrs. Angus McLeao, and
Immediately after suit was brought
against him by the cabaret singer.
Miss Melee i later mad her marriage
annulle6.
Zumstein is a real estate broker
and IL known among his acquaint-
ances as sport and high Syer.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

furnished a description OF The men
10 the police.
Adsm tried 60 save his wealth,
Poorer both In purse and health.
Attacked by four men AZ Russell
Il. and Harper-ave.. early Friday
morning. Adam Arbutmacz, 35 years
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

ADA, okla. Aug, S.-More than
200 armed citizens OF Oklahoma.
with automobiles in readiness. are
awaiting the word 70 drive against
the mob. which has been marching
on the city, impressing young men
of draft age, burning railroad
bridges and cutting telephone and
telegraph wires. Offering the first
rtt1i- resistance against the draft
The mob OF 300 is encamped IL
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
ed Thugs Are Still At Their CQrniDQZ of

his milk wagon, and ronhed him Of
sl5 at Connecticut and Oaklan1.aves.
He did not report the loss until two
hours after the robbery took place.
Gained the shoe man. inch by
fnrhi
Gain tho hero In ~ pinch.
Jerome Hill proprietor of shoe
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

store AZ No 265 Oakland ave. and a
veteran of the Spanish-American
war. gave chase TO TWO armed hold
up men. Thursday night. after they
had robbed him in his store OF s.
and r. watch Hill seized an army
rifle which was behind the counter
and caught The men. who gave their
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
~ Hero of & In Pane Escapes Thru Hail of Hostile Pojecte
Utterly dsegardng the hail of rifle fire they turned him. he d

aerial exploits herald, he open.
ing Of the Flanders offensive
The yOungster swept far over the
enemy territory, and then swooped
back. flying within a few feet Of the
ground. lie spied a detachment Of
German Infantry, crossing a bridge.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
: their heads, his machine gun rafting away.

with his automatic revolver
The war baby" felt he coulan Z
DO SO portsmanlike as 90 return
the German officers feeble pistol
fire with his machine gun, so he
stopped the latter and from tho air
staged a revolver duel with the fly.
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and promptly let loose with his ma
chine gun Utterly disregarding the
hail OF rifle fire they turned upon
him. he clrcled back and forth, over
their heads, his machine gun rat
tling away. lie saw -four or five
corpses before the Germans gave
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names az John Clark. Eastern hotel
and John Breese. so $50 Plum t
a detachment from fhc n"We 49,.
police station found Hll staHdiD.
over fhr TWO mon
on this trolley rar vc fnd
motormnn who T. behind
Two armed mon swunc ah1ard
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old. attempted TO resist them, and
was beaten over the head with a
club. The men robbed him of sl73,
and loft him unconscious on the
walk. lie was taken 10 Receiving
hospital and his condition is scri.
pus
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motor car on a wide road. letting
loose his machine gun Ere al an
officer in The tonncau The machine
turned into side road and its
driver opened wide the throttle The
ofiicer turned against his adversary.
a few feet aloft, and began firing
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GIRLS DEAD
IN CRASH
|DEN Titled
G | a d US Burns and
Phoebe, Reed Lose
Lives; 2 Men Killed

Gladys Burns, 22 years old,
and Phoebe Reed, ie, are the
two girl victims Of the automo-
mile accident IN whfeh four lives
we're lost Thursday midnight.
Both girls lived at No. 5st
6rush-st. They came from To-
ledo six weeks ago TO work In
Monroe-aVe. candy store. The
Reed girl had in her pocket the
card Of George p. Buckly, a
member OF the machine gun
company Of the Thirty-flrst regi-
ment, and Buckly identified
them.
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Ir TIE DOCTOR sAYs

you mustn't laugh. don't visit the
giant Coliseum - 25 Amnsements
below the Board Walk. Jefferson at
Bridge New and startling amuse-
mcnts weekly. one ticket includes
everything. Come today or tomor-
row. afternoon or night A laugh
every minute. Just Tor Fun.--Adv.
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willie perfect RAIN of anuaircraft
,hoils and machine sun bullets spat
all about The plane The pilot twirled
around a few times. sho, high up
into the skies disappeared into the
clouds. and by and by came home
nnharmed.
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way and sought shelter in nearby
ditches
The airman snOoped around a
little more. found his quarry too we'll
covered up-and then winged blythe
ly on his way.
lie next swooped over an open
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ARMED REVOLT
AGAINST DRAFT
THREATENED

WASHINGTON. Aug 8 Threats
OF armed resistance 20 tho army
draft In remote parts Of Georgia and
Western North Carolina are being
Investigated by the department Of
Justice.
Mountaineers and farmers in
these regions are reported 70 have
supplied themselves with new Win
chester rifles and ammunition 20
fight the draft
Special investigators have been
assigned 70 make a careful inquiry
and stern measures Viii be- taken 20
repress any rebellion
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miles east OF here.
Citizens were called 10 a mass
meeting shortly after noon by Conn
~ Prosecutor Bullock arms were
provided for all and enough automo-
miles were rendered 10 carry the
posse TO the scene OF the trouble.
Gov Brown eeiephoned here that
the situation is alarming He saId
theatt- hundreds -ATat4.4- te4Hea- -tAe-eris-
inal mob
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD, Aug Am IS.
year-old war baoy" making his
hrst flight alone over enemy terri
tory was awarded the palm today
among Engiands airmen for sheer
audac!;y in the amazing list OF
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iug German. Suddenly the agtom6
bile was iammcd o stop ~,
British plane 80 feof above and 81
feet behind could nof stop hui the
aviator hurriedly circled back rhcn
he saw Ills adversary being hurried
ly dragged into n house. Mean