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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
1icmwablclt mdctItcits
I'M 2lnItralicn!

oonoon 7. 9idr5. 9tns 9teI.
6onrne III ole 9lddribt eingetroffen.
0aB III sInitrulien ndditeus gteiI.
wablen nbgebalten iperoen. Bremier
Siabes BAT I'M Observation-Disclosures
ongefiin6igt, bah infolge Der Sof.
iiftcn Der 6ppoiition oie 3egieritng
bpihloiIen hnbp, iih an oas 8olt
5u lueuacu ,snFolaeoeiien fam. .&us.
hes and uidlf Der sonierer5 III
gcnooa beipohHen 81 Der Die Ere
m;eyHiniiter Dcf ueridlicoelen cng.
liIhen auIoHien eineelooen iiuo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
ennaenentsiiuOnne luiitct.
Soat in Mem 2Inrf i'll ileIm &oden
2377 SnhcSfGllc Snr fuIec.

9lew gorf, Z. 9ldr3. Sl 9iep
9ort berridt ieit etipos ii6cr 5mci
Ntonoten Die 2uneeneHt5iiltouug III
GuBerit eefdbrlihcr 8orm. Sn DEN
Iesten neun 8odlen lino 2377 Ser
ionen Der iurdtbareu arontbeit en-
legen, 537 mebr ais in oeriel6elt
3cit OeS @oriabreS. 9abei lit nod
fein 9lnsei6eli elmer 9lbuabme Scr
aranfbeit 5lt fouitatiereii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

Berlin, 7. Wl1r5 (5inltenberiht)
Gas offi5ialle gSreB.9nreon ber,
6Ffrntliht bic grfl1ring oes Wai.
niitcrs oes gIeuBeren ct. 3iiflmer.
1Innn betreffs Der dneebdbnter
gerbdnoluneen 5pedS eines Biill0-
iitiIes nit gierifo tuie foIgt:
ogs1brenO Der Situng oes
Mei1stagS gtusidlnIits erpdbntg
Cit Niitglie0 Der io5ialiitiiden Bar.
tai Die ssuitruftioleu, Die Der 6eltt.
ihe Geianote III Dlerifo bonn Wit-
niiter 0es aeuBeren erbalten bat
te, un0 er1ob oa9egen Giniprith.
Der @liniiter beS gleuBeren gab
bieroilf einen oetaillierten 8erihi
ilber ieine 2lbiidten, Die i'm ali Die
fem Shrift oeronloBten, ob. Gr
iagte. es lit ilnr cine notilrlihe
Gorlidt 0aB 9eutidlono I'M 5alle
cite8 4riege5 nit 9lmerifd iidI
Nad, glmoesgenoiien mHiholt. Gr
hconuere. odB DurdD Ger0ffentli-
dung ieinet sSnitruttionen in Ine.
rif1 auh ayopan biernon auroe en-
.bielt. gr bate Den inter o6nal-
teaoen ltrnitdnoen iiberlten @eg
5nr lleberIieferltng 0es Documents
an Den oeutiden Beianoten in Die.
rifo geIDdDIt. 2tuf pelde 9(rt lmO
@eiic Der 2lrief in Die SanOe Der
anierifaniidjrn Regierung gefolleit
ici, lit ihH nos9 niht betanilf. SSnl-
merbin ober mar es Elm ltnglildIi.
der 3uiall, Der Die Gatinhe aber
feincstucqs anoerf. bob Der Sdritt
i'm Ssutcrefe 0es gaterIanoeS ults
ternonpaien muroe.
glmerifa. iagte er, brolidt oess
hnlb feiue 10 arobe @ntriiihng an
Ae1 Iog su le9en. Die glnnnbinc,
DdB 0ieier bon Gelttidlano inter-
lionlnIeae 5hritt int gtuslanbe eli.
nen tieien Ginorlf gemndt babe.
lit irrig, man nituilt Die Sade I'M
gluslnn0e 10 out ipic iie iDtrflidj
lit. n1mlih cine bere6tiete Gertei.
0igungsnaBregel iol(te es 5tpii6en
9lmerita uno 3elltih(an0 81 Srie.
Be femmen.
Gin DtitgIieo Der notionalli6era.
len ,gartei erinnerte oardt oaB
Eraiioeat 8ilIon periuht batte, Die
gtcutraIen gegen 0eutidlnno auf-
gubegen; bieraus babe bic ltelttroIe
Ereile fein Sebl genndt. Desbnlb
Tonne CT gegen Die Sanolungsipeiie
bes 0iiniiters oes AenBeren feinen
lroteit erbeben. glitglieoer Der 10.
,idliitiIden Wtinoritat fritilierten
Or. Zimmerman. Siergegeu erbob
sin W1itglieO 0er fatDoIilden 8artei
snergiid)eu giuiprud. Gin 9rogrei.
iper nadte Den @orIdlag, nuT bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
1sm6l0ltG l6kt 100
Uitprcmben frci!

Berlin Z. Dl1r3. (fy4nfen0rpe.
i9e.) o@ent1B Der sto'1enbogcner
3eitilng 9efliuste Gioenoc4, iagt bic
lleberlee giadlridltcnageHfur. afin0
eiiiiae Der Seipobner ron gitpren.
zen, oic in rniiiidle ejeioneenidloit
noreu jest in 5reibell geicgt iDpr
oell llugefdhr 100 4;eriouen. od.
rniier 60 ainOer unier s sSabreu.
iil0 in Siodbolln eingetroneh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
RclcilaHciitMne
Scr Scmtle0cm
timtcricebcote!
gefe6lSbaber Der SnnAbpote melben,
bah iie Sdliffe INN 100000
SOnneH DerTeuft baben.

Berlin 7. altdr3. (gyunfenberidt.) }
0ffi8ieIl miro gemeloGt. @erih.
te Der 9efeblsbober bon Goud)boo.
ten, Die 8piideu 0ent /. nnO 8.
Mdr5 ud6 ibrer gnlis ouciifgefebrt
fino, beiagen, 0aB S6iffe nit at.
innHeH 100000 @roB Gonnenge.
balt berienft ipor0en ftnO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
Sertr0nensDotnllt fit
81, Zimmerman!
rcet ina Hcicbstaesamsidni icinc Panclmn9ss
iuciIc tpcaen BiinSnisnntraos an 1lIcrikc
SAT-; ibm tuirc bciacpflibtct.,
Itrale Iaeen, 1lmerika ereifert iid6 nnaStie!

Hiidfebr 0es frii6eren 9otidufter&
| b. gernitorff ait partetl ebe man
Elm ltrteil iiber bic glngelegenbeii
fdae. Gin WttglieD Der fonierba4
tiDert 9drtei mar Ser Meiiriri9, oab
Die &onolungspeiie oes Miniitera
oes 9[euberen gut gebeiben iperoen
ioIIte. glit gfusnabIne Der Sn5ioli.
item bieBen ale MlitglieOer Oes glllS-
ifitiies Dos 8oreeben Or. 8ininler-
mnnns gut.
gsadoen Der Wlitiiter oes gleiBe.
rem nod genolte ssSnFormntionen iiber
Die gauge gLugelegeltbeit ertetlt bot
tie, ipr1d ct iiber Die 9e3ip1ungen
8entldlaaos 6lt Den ueiitralen 2dn-
bern.
&orfall erregt 8eSdnern.
Die 6reunoe 9lnerifus IN 9eutid.
Ia1to be0auern Den gon8en gorfoll ;
man iagt iid ieoodL 0oB Die oelltide
9fegierlng 5u oieien Sdritt ge-
IniifernlnBen berehtigt geipeien, neil
Anerifos Saltlrne entihieoen llH-
neutral unb neil glnlerifo i'm profti-
ihen Sinne oes- 8ortes Elm 5eino
Gentifllon6s lit. Der bon 9r. 3iirs
mernnnn nnternourmene Shritt
itebe tpeoer in oieien nod in frii-
beren ariegen beretn3elt Oa. ssSn
0eutiflallO ioet man iih, 0oB Der
0ainiiter oes ateuBeren lid) feiner
unredten 0auoIung ut 5huloen
fonnnen lie6. 98enn Elm Settler Be.
gan9en tourbe, 10 iii oerielbe nnrill
stt luherJ Dab man babel onf Der
8ot ertoppt fpuroe. Inter bent oeut.
ihen Golte nber tut iid feinerIei
anfreglt1g fuilo.
9ie yleutrnlen neblnen bon Der
gdn5en gtneaIegenbeit iDenig 92otis,
iie iogen NoB 3eptlhTono nidjts qIi.
BergetDobulihes getnn babe. 5ols
ldnoiide imo Shlpei5er 3eitnngen
ingen, 0ab 0eutibIano oas Red,t
5uitebe, gerbituoete 5n tuerben, no
nnb ipann lie iolde fin0e. Sic Gnt
biilluugen ieien gar uidlt 10 ieniati.
oneil, lpie suerifa iie elaitbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
GrfclGrcibc
Sentic9c Slic9cr!

Berlin, 7. @31r3. (5unfenberi6t.) J
Die l1eberieeiihe gtohrihtenngen-
tltr bebt BEL 8eipre6ung Der mill.
tGrii6elt grei9niiie Der iirlsiten
3eit berDor, 0nB am lesten Soutltag
is feinolide 5lue6euge bon Oellt.
i6en 5liegern a6gei6oiien mllrOen;
10 oerielben ipuroen n0rolih bon
Der Gotnfne uno in ser llngegeto
BON 9[rras bon ibrenn 5didiaL er-
elf; Die iibrigen lpuroen on iiolier-
ten SteIlen sur Strede gebra9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
SrcHcri& Scr Ad,tc
lit Sainstae f6nie!

aopenbogen Z. 9idr5. Ger
Ganpicr 6reoerif Der 9lhte, an Del.
len Born iib Der frilbere Deutide
8oti6oiter in 8olbinaton. @rof b.
8crnitorif, befiuhet. 0ilrite nGdlteiI
Samstag bier eintreiieh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
3nasniaH,menItus.

Cheyenne. &Bo.. Z. Ylar8. -
3lrs!f WteiIen peitlidl pon Ialulins
inbr oelNrn ein Geriouen5ug iii ei.
neu @iites5ue binein. Ger SeiSer
oes eriteren iuuroe totlidl pcrlett.
lno mldl Der Sctomotipfiibrer frug
iflnerc GerlesIlngen Damn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
6crarS briItof kcire
Bctitaft BON 1llfcnlc!

@2aoriO, iiber 9Soris. 7, @ar3.
@rof Oe &ornanones, Der ipanii6e
9renrerminiiter, bat 9eitern Die @rs
flGriing obgegeben 0oB an Der gloh-
ridjt, ser frilDere mnerifaltiide Bot
iboiter in Berlin Serr @erar0,
iiberbrirge Oem 9r1iioenten @ilion
cine 8otihoft oeS aonigS 9llionio,
abioIut feiit iudbres @ort lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
Dom 1tricesicbiff Silrct1
Spcrr5cile bc0lcitct!

9letp gorf, 7. W2dr8. = Ser eng
Iii6e 3nmpfer ogormania" iit ge-
tern obenO ipdt BON 2ioerpool bier
ongelargt. Ger aopitdn erfIGrte,
SoB iein Sdiff ourd Die battide
SperrSone bon einem arieg8i9iff
6eqleitet murOe. 9ln goro oes
9aulpiers befanoen ii6 81 &aiiitel-
pniiogiere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
St4.95 in Ghicaau.

GRicaao ST. I. sgiar6. Bel
Der groffnuug 0es beutigen Gieb-
marftes brndteu Shrpeine einen
S6ditpreis bon $t4.95 per bnnoert
9'htno. (Ga miro Sdpeinefleiid
balO 81 0en tellerlten Gelifateiielt
gcred)net perOen tonneu.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
sic6eu 9criOucn perbfannt.

gsancouuer, 9. g.. Z @t0r5.
9ei einau grauoe. meldem aeitern
in Nopc, 2. g., 0ds enaliobaao So.
tel gum Cpfcr fiel. iouOeu liebciI
Geripnen Den 6lanlacltoo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
ll,etterbcEitRf.

SIR Omaha lf0 lunlgeeen0. St16R iili0
f1Iter beute abeno uno Donnerstnas pdfpRr
5itr glrbrosfa 9Iagelncin id0n beliie abenb
uno 0onnerstag, fdlter I'M 5itlidell itlO Seutras
len 2eil bette aben0, Gontcrstag fp1rlHcr.
Sir Soma: @erdn0erlid uIl0 f1lter beuie
abeno, Gomcrstog oIlgeulein fb0t uf0 ip1rner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
MAYOR SURE TO
VETO LAND DEAL

Unless Mayor Marx believes the
cry needs q municipa frog farm, he
Will veto The action q the council
In Authorizing the purchase of II
acres ~ land on Connor's creek for
a sewage pumping station He said
so Monday NOM !usf before ne
started on rr.p os Inspection OF
the slte The council last week au-
thorized The purchase o. this tract
FOR SOS 0o0 l. IS assessed az $500
an acre 0- 'otsi * So 500 The
mayor believes there 81 TOO much Of
discrepancy between the two
sums
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
SHIvERING
SAM MIES
STOVELESS
Blankets In Demand
In Near Freezing
Camp Custer

CAMP CUSTER BATT lie
rRFpE Nf~s SOM r0 Tba men
10 rorr custer rut A touch ~ win.
-e- fa.t ntrhf when rha thermome.
,s- 4ronpsd -o f0 above zero The
heating rient. -e MOT I'm commits
SION ma Win Tho execution of a few
ave.. b,.-tet. a~. -be only pro-
lection AGAINST suab rnseasonable
..1 rtera ara nIert, ~ blankets
Aovaver
The syr was csf and was shining
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Ian Of Quota Certified

The district draft board has Ger
tiled 20 lansing the names ~ 6,o9f
drafted men. exclusive of The names
passed on Saturday This Is about
half tho quota FOR Detroit and High
land Park Certifcauons received
from local boards 20 date TOTAL ~
5is The local boards viii confer
with the district board Monday az.
ernoon N the isfter's headquar'ers
80 an effort "a secure greater Uni.
formity To- interpretinE dT7f, rules
Col Albert p Peterman, of Lansing.
recently appointed 10 work with fha
district boards on tho state along
similar lines. is scheduled 10 "a
dress me board members
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

feid 20 be the great sufferers IN the
incident. The plot was Matched on
aveentlne's foil BY two Diplomats
her guests. Great Britain Was ~
,nred because neutral violated her
cables.
The state department refused 10
say whether the messages were sent
Ia Swedish or German code The
indications are Count lNKburg a.
Buenos Aires forwarded them thra
the Swedish minister IN German
code
mis- codes known "a thu -llale
department inssmuch AS q REQUIRED
Count Won BernstoTn no furV' p
sopy Of II while he MAS still trans.
hitting messages from Washington
The United states does nor pro
pose now 20 retaliate against s~ea-
On BY cutting on supplies complete
Nv. Negotiations with the Swedish
commissioners will continue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
COUNCIL or 8
OR 8 PLANNED
Citizens League Has Scheme
To Greatly Cut Size
of Body

Tsrrr..st ..tH.-r-.- r-u-.r- ---fff
me pt'l'iNh@ couple OF Gays
which VIII have be- efert ~ putting
up to the electors Ar The sall special
ofar-ior or Noy .h~so ~s.A~- rev.
rf.,.fo-s-, -rs,osots rta f.ay,a
hss $50 sbori tt. wo-1 o..e+iv e,4
now tas ,.-i+io-s si-ras bv sr,fv
a0 0oe vof-rs 4.,r.-st-- "a, trs
~.,r+e- .-,.-,,--,o-ts Ia t..so-s "a
49,. ,,o, ~ p.tto. r. tss ~s.-i,,
46 ,1es ss -s-y .,s,7s.rrss az +,
~oess 49, ~-r, .hts -,s-rs.o-, ss
30 7-e~er, Ian. --oy35s. so- si~,s.
.,,-s- -, VOW oor rer, ~ ,bo ,,.-,Se-
vo,r~ eo- ,osvo- IN ,pe iss, oiao.
.,o-
Ora ar-a,s-,sr- ,ets4 so- I'D
vbirb ~ ies-,,e los-,,r pit,v
~ Ns-eh ,s cr-efert vpI - sso,t.
80 d. on-~rod tr .Lesa 80.
"sh.u Woo he evan .o,,,o,i
elected a. large =, ror.~s-,tsao
n.ito. 49,
=, mes, he cod 80. 49, "--,,ll
oon,oil,, 6ssf-.ed 80 ,o,.st, no.
,-ore th,- ,t,a r-.e-,bs-s af.bo ne
~,,-hs- q. ia. ,..g+,c 4, tbc r~o
49, - h,~s s-,eii ~o,r,rif ri+v
tsu roft,l~t,,s A5-L .rfs a. ve..,,g
i, Ia. ..,,,---,l ,,,.L ,---a.-,.o
Save-si vaets aro ne connect cor
-ts.-S -~.t...t.. --..-fst-~ f,r
cb,~.e- a,,cr4-,,or, s+irrlstSng :
.,o,,-oi, - --e ,,e.,b.- $500 .scb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Swede Plot May
Prove Blessing. Is
View In London
BY LOWELL MELLETF.
stGr Correspondent Cnited Press

LONDON, Sept 10-Possioilities
Of all Scandinavia becoming involy-
ed in the war were seen In London
today, following Americas revela-
tions OF the GermanSwedish IN.
trtgue In sending messages from Ar
gentina thru the Stockholm foreign
ONCE.
The disclosures are regarded as
OF highest importance here, opening
up possibilities for a long chain OF
international events. Furthermore,
the action OF the Allied governments
IN refusing 20 permit Socialists and
labor delegates 20 attend the stock
holm peace conference, is now re-
gsrdod as completely indicated
The British and American gov.
ernments bad knowledge OF swed-
ems pro-Germanism AZ the time and
took The stand that conference IN
Stockholm free from German infu.
ence was impossible
Severance OF relations between
the Allies and Sweden is regarded
ar certain In England unless the
Swedish government makes proper
explanation of Is participation 30
the German intrigue. and makes an
immediate apology, at the same time
diminishing the responsible officials
and giving assurances that there
would be no repetition OF such in
cldent
The revelation may bring about a
crisis In Sweden. A change In the
Swedish government is forecast in
The result OF the general elections,
which are now In progress and
which have already shown a heavy
increase In the Liberal and Social
Democratic vote and a decrease in
the Conservative vote Tho Amsri-
can expose Is deemed certain 70 give
the Branting Social Democrat)
party control.
In view OF this situation. the pos
sibility II faced Of the present gov.
eminent taking the desperate course
Of siding openly with Germany risk
Ing the domestic as we'll as interna
tionai consequences.
This would mean Germany's Ions
anticipated seizure OF Denmark. &C
cording 10 the general belief here II
would mean cutting OF OF a large
portion OF allied supplies 20 Russia
but on the other hand such n steI
BY Germany would doubtless drive
Norway into the Allied camp
With Norway numbered amoni
the enemies OF Germany. the Allie,
1eet would have a base on The Nor
veaian coast. enabling the Allies to
heal with Tire submarine campaign
far more effectively than is noW
possible
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Argentina Regards
Sweden, Not Germany,
AS Real Offender
Rr eHARLLs ?. sTEWlRT.


star Correspondent United Press
BUENos AIRES. Sept 1o-Ar
gentlna's greatest anger today was
directed at Sweden rather than a.
Germany
Comment on the American reve-
lation OF Germany's secret channel
OF communications from the German
charge az Buenos Aires thru the
Swedish legation 10 Stockholm and
thence 10 Berlin. was still Withheld
IN all oficial circles II was plain.
however. that officials regarded
Sweden as having played the most
offensive part in the matter.
La Epoca. recognized as a gov.
eminent organ. apparently voiced
the Official view today when 10 de-
clared referring 10 Sweden. 1T
"a impossible 20 believe such mon
strous discourtesy. despite the
source OF the information But u u
is proved certain, the government
will denounce such conduct"
The Swedish charge today CON
Hrmed his legations denial that any.
thing was handled for Luxburg
Nevertheless the accuracy Of Wash.
inEton's version Of the affair was &C
cepted practically without question
here
The only doubts expressed az All
related 10 possible variations IN
phraseology IN the verhiage, caused
BY the various translatons of the
text OF Luxburg's messages. II was
pointed out the missiyes had orig
inally been prepared in German
translated into English and then.
for publication here. retransiated
into Spanish II appeared certain
today that speedy demand would be
made for recall OF the German
charge. Count TMxburg Buenos
Aires does not expect the German
diplomat ever 10 return from his va
cation, but 10 find a haven In Chile.
II was not believed that a break
between Argentina and Germany
would ensue, because unof1cially
the view was taken that the matter
was a personal one.
Every comment today Indicated
the Swedish situation was consid-
cred much more serious than the
revelations OF German diplomacy. II
the case against the Swedish charge
Is proved. Buenos Aires holds that
the Swedish foreign ONCE Is appsr-
entity involved In this case. the dis.
courtesy 10 Argentina becomes not
an act Of one OF Sweden's diplomatic
officials, but Of Sweden herself
Demand for the recall OF the
Swedish charge and for full explana-
tons OF the circumstances from
Stockholm was expected az once
In reply officials expect a dissyowal
OF improperly from Sweden
1T Is evident" declared La Ma.
cion today, that there Is necessity
the German and Swedish charges
both go"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

Depressed BY wha' are tholgh 20
have bean business troubles Harry
Duri rs years old, leff bis home.
No 9s Llnwood.ave Sept and
has nor been heard from 5v his
friends since Drri who Vas an
employe ~ fhe Trojan Laundry com
pany was known 20 have been wor.
ried and his wife believes he left
rather than bother hts famLH with
his troubles He has two children
boy aged eight and q E.r ared
four
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Marriage Licenses

pawol Pakrlfla. 81 Detroit ksr-
arzyua Fagat. -2 same
Burt j Waldo 2f Flint. Elsie Mn-
stanisiaw show-on e. Detroit An
fouina Dick 81 same
John r StIpsRk 81 Detroit. Eliza
beth JRntoyssi ~ same
Michaei Ca0erty. a. Detroit. Bessie
Herbert w Robertson Is Detroit.
Lucy r Ostror same
Frank kovars. -, fnntiac Mar
gsret Khokher 70. Detroit.
Jack Burke. 2z Detroit Emma No
Antoni Nsispa. .s detroit Eliza-
beth Stsiws e. same
John Howard 95. Detroit Driiia
wilkes. ~ Same
frank webster az detroit Wanda
Ofezewskt. t9 same
clement A. pidier %. Fort wayne.
Ind Edith l. miller = same
Thomas ~ Page -. DetToit' marie
carl j Frisk. ~ Detroit. Grse-
Mason. IT, same
Floyd Jeeley Det'oi'
as stsnisy Kuseh. e. De,roit Agnes
% STANLEY slns Kusch. IS. Detroit Agnes
Vslesks- p. same
Norman James II, DNtr7lt. May
HunRerford o. same
Louis cbad 20. Detroit Anna spi-
Sc Ear + pits IS Detroit viola Rit-
'eT P.r II Sans Rsrston. ~. Detroit Marie
Piehard Stopies, 90. petroitt
DAISY a Bnlingssn. % s2Ins
paul T. Bross 81. New YORK An
toinetts r Perry y, same
Frank Jankowski 2s. pe'roit. Anna
Nf Lex y c Krottks as Detroit ia
He aTcsa ID : sai' BAKER. 4s. Detroit Mae
2 wills ~. same ~..
rdwarA r. Goodwin. sN Detroit'
winifred l.. Anderson. 80 sein.ie,,...
car. II Lug9disistt.. ~. 'e'r'''
ipsoieaisdss Anderkos. zs Detroit
Adefa Ahrafdale. ~ same
T-horras A Goodner. 81. DETROIT hae
Kaufman %. Cleveland $3.50, C.-.
fehn AZ Norah. ~ Detrcit
,rvde Braun. ~ same -,-,A.
Tohr 4 CUTE 90 Detroit. marina
A. Kruger. lf SAM - 5000.
Rorsfanf r KuhilFFa ~ AeNfoit'
Marie Gsrdin.il 20 ssrr1,..-,t. r,ts-s
G.orge Eldorkin. AZ. betfol''
vanderboorst. 81. same .r.f4t,
wiliis Wiieon. 75 Detroit Mal4le
Mqe d.. y w -sips -. Detroit Rachel
Gi .-sl kmhrose. q Detroit
eaffra II AuEes q. same
"prmsoinh Fernstrum "a. Clereiana
rd.-sCn. n. same
ctarfe- olsen 81 Detroit NarEaFei
zs~t IN same.
10 E1hr Is Cleveland 'F"netiHF'
schwartz - ChiceEn ,rt
f-rerb Miner. 20. BAY iitN MiN
D.. p1srIk. ~ Detroit
Luther Ransom, FL Ietf'I'
rinia " steEner. Sane ,.,-...t,
vvitfiaru Neoi q. netroit. Ft1'''if
pcv,f~wska Is same
Gsorra \. Woodwork - l'"ffoit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Boy Pallbearers
Bear BarleycOrn's
Body To It's Grave

AURORA iil sep' no fotr
Barleycorn. who died af ~ ocIaci
SATURDAY. night was resting in tht
reme'orv here today following q
real church funeral
The Row - " Woodward wht
preached mo funeral sermon u fht
Advent Christian church para
nhrascd Marc Antony address ove
tho body ~ Iplil Caasar Fou
H'tic boys We're nsllhearFrs
4 bottle of whisky lay beside fh'
omEv IN tho severely plain coTn
There wero no G0wc' and ne
mogrncr- looked sp.ciously cheer
ful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
POPE INTERVIEW
BRANDED FALSE

ROME Sept --Reptdiation o.
the recen' interview with Pope Ben
edict pgbfhe By the London Daily
News as "a malicious invention" WAS
made by The papal secretary q
state today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

Tho rrrr-cr y che Avenue thra
ft- r-rau rh0 have ralned a ellen
tel4 aI t0. rwu during many weeks
-f u-fHtrrrIrred popularity in fuaf
fNa4trr arr fraequeradtnR this Veek
under flr name ~ tn 3ralft
.rfflrf Fnrfrr0rr~s
wha n.alt. Trusfers" oTor two
frls.raI Vkts Nearly Hotel' and
f.uese rafo whith ssrFs FOR tho
rtff ratl1n - songs. dances and
.ruIeIr
Use company - headed By MABEL
Ha|.ar tfarrle Cafifn billie RaHue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

The store of Herman and Ben
Marks. Nos. 212214 Michigan-ave
was entered Saturday night ty
burglars. who smashed their way ln
thru a rear window Three FUR
coats. valued az se0o were stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

The Ohio Indiana Michiean Trail
Boosters which De- promoting the
construction Of p hiraway from Cin-
cinna' 70 Kalamazoo BE- 70 hold a
convention today ~ Fort Wayne
Ind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
Chestnut Charlie.
Dicky Dippy's Diary.

MONDAY. GALES ON ETHEL KENT LAST
NIGHT ErHEL rA5 \ DcG MAYED NERO
NEPC CAT BETWEEN Us AFTER 4
WHILE ETtEL SAID WILL you
PLEASE CALL UP NAUCE TEEO FOR
NE21
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

Two women have been added TO
the police force OF Hatticsburg
Miss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

The interview placed The pope In
rather AZ unenviahle fghr ndicat-
Ing strong pro-German sympa'hies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10

WHEN GOT HER I SAID HERE
>JHE s MISS ETHEL, WAT DID
YOU WANT TO SAY TO NER
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-10
BlOsser.
By SinnOtt.

JUST ASK HER TO PUT
HER FlOO on THE LINE. NERO
WANTS TO BARK TO HiM!"
g~4C4SS5-A1-~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-18

II the sun and earth aud the earth's
orbit could Lc seen. then the track OF
the earth would be spiral around tliut
Of the sun Go take brcomstick, wind
wire sround It like thread on spool,
take out the stick and stretch the coll
until the space bctwcca each turn Is,
say. one-third Of an inch aud make a
hundred turns Of the wire. Then this
spiral or coil would represent the track
Of the earth through space during n
hundred years, The sun moves toward
the star Vega at speed Of twelve
miles per second and carries the earth,
all the planets and their moons along.
But they all move around the sun at
the same time and therefore traversc
spirals, represented fairiy by extended
coils OF wire. t4gs tt