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The Washington times., 1917-12-21
To~~~ooo What It
Food Control Explained Sugar Prices Arranged Machine
Guns Shipping and Railroads
By w. V. BYARS.

refining company has a % per Ger
stock interest.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Steve Piorum, - year. old. an Aus
trim. gAxe aeNerni poIlcemen
EILMARTIN
CASE DECISION
IS RESERVED

The dismissal OF Hugo A. Gilman
tin as secretary OF The water board
was reviewed by the Civil service
commission, Wednesday afternoon.
and decision was reserved. percy
w. Grose, attorney for Mr. Gilmar-
lin. and Corporation Counsel Dinge.
man VIII submit briefs on the legal
points involved Mr.. GrJse contend.
"a that the requisite formalities had
not been complied with ty the board
n dismissing Gilmartin The board.
ne said, lad refused 70 allow cross
examination Of witnesses as rcquir-
ID by law.
life is too damned short 20 permit
.ross-examination OF Witnesses every
lime an employe is dismissed de-
,lared Commissioner Dow. of the
water board I'VE endcayored %
give Gilmartin a fair show
Gilmattin's dismissal was an after
nath Of his appearance before he
,order Connollys grand jury as a.
Witness against Water Commissioner
Robert Oakman. whom he accused
n using bis position on the board
10 further his private business in
.erests. "a
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
ALEX. LANG,
LOCAL SAVANT.
CALLED BY DEATH

The body OF Alexander I.aing.
Nell-known Detroit savant and lee
mrer on astronomy. who died sud-
ienly Tuesday evening. IN his home
No. 376 Hurlbui-ave. will BE- taken
20 Essex, ont for interment. and
funeral services will be held there
Saturday afternoon. in the home OF
iis brother, John Laing
Mr.. Iaing was ho~n near Montreal.
y years ago. and had lived in De-
Toit is years. lie was an honorary
member OF the Royal Astronomical
society of Canada. and the inventor
" Laing's Plauetatium. q mechanical
sontrivance Tor teaching astronomy
Mr. Laing's services as lecturer in
colleges and universities were I'm
great demand Ho is survived hy
his wife, four sons Ernest y. A.
Edison. Alistcr Mckay and Harold
Frederick laine and two daughters
Mrs. W. S Hu and Miss Jean Laing
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
PAIR OF NEGRO
THIEVES CAUGHT

Two Negro burglars, believed 20
be responsible for several house
brcaklnrs, were arrested ~
o'clock Thureday morning. while
operating iu an apartment house.
50 2l0 John Rest
Charles Brown % years old was
arrested at the point Of reyolyers
Dr. four detectives who dragged him
from "a closet Julius McDay 49,
his companion. was caught on the
payem rut whore he was acting as
lookout
word Yves received In police head
quarters that TWO men were climb
in- 600 window of fhc apartment
house. and Lieut. Kunkol sent the
flyer vlih seven detectives 90 the
scene They caught NcDay IN the
street before he could even start
away
Then fney looked ihru the hall
ways mtI they came 10 n room oc-
clpied by # S Carroll who told
them n negro had paid him visit.
a moment later Brown was found
in tho closet re said McDay had
boosted him thru the window
a charge of burglary was lodged
against them
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
BALL CONFAB
Is IN DOUBT
Magnates Not Wildly Excited
Over Proposed Joint
Gathering

NEW YORK. Dec e-The Joint
meeting or major leagues. proposed
in Chicago by Garry Hermann. ia.
go far as New York is concerned,
Just hearsay evidence
Harry HEMP tcad president Of tho
Giants, and Col RaPperL president.
OF The Yankees. protea-ed the deef~
est Ignorance regarding Hermaun's
plot go have thc leagues battle II
out - the sanc roour President
rener. OF thc National league. 50
tar as he knows. bias not been con-
suited about 80
There r no inclination 10 MN ont
ON the par of locsl aEnates. They
are uUl'ug t0 meet NTH tho other
gang. bur IhCg are of ,he opinion
they should be asked about &C. They
also hold tbu Garry plan 20 shoot
thcm into Chicago just after tho Ma
fIou8l league meeting here next
week probably viii strike snar
lha viii 500 the joint meeting back
t0 the day of the national committee
meCrinE 10 be held in Chicago,
Jan
Trouble now seems 90 circulate
around thc PLAYER limit Ban John
son and otrar American leagucrs
want 20 SLASH So to IE The National
league want fhe heavier roster
Gov Tenors idea R 90 wait Untir
something really happens before cry
ing
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
EXPERTS ON GAS
ENGINES NEEDED
BY GOVERNMENT

The war department is still anx-
ious 90 obtain number of Detroit $
Fa- engine experts who have had
experience as factory engineers. or
service men who as executives know
how 70 handle men Already over 90
of the city's best automobile engi-
neers and service executives have
volunteered. but The war department
warts more and is anxious 20 get
them quickly n Is the best oppor-
tunty for a quick route 20 a COM
mission that has yet presented IT.
self 10 the public
These men ALL De commissioned
as officers in the signal corps. avia-
tion section. and viii have entire
charge OF tho aero2lane repair and
service stations IN France and this
country. They VIII superiutend the
enlisted mechanics It Sc therefore
essential that thev be- men of the
highest administrative and executive
ability. and. OF course, they must be
export gas engine men, with knowl
edge of modern shop practice, tool
equipment, materials ETC.
The men accepted VIII be put
thru a brisk six weeks training
course in miiitarg discipline and air
motor Then when so qualified.
thev WiU al once De commissioned
qa arst Heutenants or captains IN
the army
III 81 desired By tho war depart
ment hat applicants De accepted
who are over draft age 60 Tar az may
be possible Applicants are being
examined every afternoon this week
in Harper hospital by Captain Paul
Magofln. president az the aviation
examining board and First Lieut.
Arnold Joerns. oi the air service
personnel department who IS here
from Washington
p. 81 Leland. OF The Lincoln Motor
company Roy p Chap.u. on fhe
Hudson Motor Car company II o.
Pradfeid. 70 tho king Motor Car
company. and Mason Rumnev ~ the
Detroit Steel Products company. are
co-cpera ing with the army officer tn
passing on the qualifications ~ ihe
applicants.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Kaltschmiat went tc Chicago and
conferred with he officers ot the
German consulate there and made
arrangements to have q quantity OF
nigh explosives ssnr here 20 be used
io blow up .ac.or. making mum.
lions Tor tho Allies. ass well az raii-
tH1d carrying hru % the coast for
hipmenf we WIZ show that Mrs
Nect Ea.t chmdt- stcr, received
she goods ana for Ulue Kept them
in kalr Chmidl.s garush af,rr winch
trey WcrC cut t0 Nr nome ~ Franz
Respa. in Bu oak 5y Mrs Meet
Wc wH also prove that 10 was
planned to b.cW up The Detroit
screw WORK and that three of the
confederate won't ont there 20 ub-
fln Jobs SD tHey could plant clock
work bomb They failed 70 get the
Jobs but determined 90 blow up The
plant anyway Because close
watch vss kept on tine factory he
plot failed ard THE dynamite WAS
hg~.ed on 'he outskirts OF tho city
where ir was dug up by agents o.
One department or justice.
''Nn vll also show thnt the Grand
Trunk railway tunnel under the ST.
CLAIR river was Co have been blown
up ma that an ingenious clOckwork
bomb aa- fastened Co 2 train r.
was timed o explode ehcn The train
reached tLe center OF the tunnel but
the mechanism went wrong
Mr. Kinnane said be would prove
that Tho expense OF all these opera.
lions was oofue by Kaltschmidt
from funds that came from the ira
pcral German government
Horace H Peabody, one of tho
owUcra OF tha Peabody Overall fac
i0ry ir WslkerWIle. was Tho first
witness Ho testified that al the
time OF The explosion at his plant
Do was manufacturing uniforms for
De british army and Nas employ
ing about 1000 men
James p. smith provincial consta-
hlc, Oi Nlndsur. testified THAI on
June oi 1913. at M. he was
called tr fhe armories. following q
mail explosion where he foIrl q
uifclse. al the south ond OF the
building containing q sticks Ot dy=
naWite with wires attached 20 clock.
ock SCI. io explode at a. m. bu
The mechanism had gone wrong and
ire fuse only exploded
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

planned 20 put the suitcase on a
passenger train With the clock set
$50 90 would explode in The lunrfl
They found this impractical be-
cause Canadian officials were Waicn-
inl too closely
Eespa explained that IN these and
various other plots De- was given
ir-rrU ion, from Kaitschmidt who
paid hm SIS week Respa. who
dei from Germany without having
ven military service 90 the coun-
trv could not return for fear ot err
rest Kaltschmidt knew this and
told Respa be had letters from Ger
many saving that II Respa would
help him the German government
would forgive him and 10 would be-
safe for him 20 return
lazarus Uavidow, counsel Tor Carl
Schmidt and wife and Franz Resm
crOss-eXamined Respa tor time.
but was unable 10 change his orig
inal story After Bcspa bad been
on the stand for four hours. court
was adjourned Respa was taken
back 20 prison and VIII be cross-ex-
amined further Thursday.
Thirty thousand dollars was spent
in Detroit and enyirons in the Ger
man campaign of dynamite % this
country. according 20 the opening
statement OF John r. kInnane. Unit
ed States district attorney. IN the
trial ~ Albert Karl KaItschmidt.
and five others ON trial in the fed
erai court in Detroit. charged with
conspiracy against the Jnited States
government. wednesday morning.
That kaitschmidt and his alleged
cO-conc pirators were acting directly
under The orders of the imperial Ger.
man government. SIR Knnane said.
be would prove bv me Introduction
OF checks aggregatIug g2o.0uQ or
these DO mentioned three checks.
the largest OF which. one Of $4,000.
was drawn from the Joint account
Of German Ambassador Count vo1
Bernstorff and DR. ~. F. Albert an
agent ~ the German government.
and made payable 'o Albert Karl
Kalrschmidt Two other checks, al:
legged 20 have been drawn tof tA-
same German campaign of dynamite
were made according 20 the dlsrr.cr
attorney. hy WOLF Won igel and Capt
Won Papen. military attache Of The
German embassy.
we expect 20 show said Mr.
Kinuane. chat these defendant
planned a big campaign against IN
sdtutons In this country which were
contributing 90 the war muuition7
OF the Allies We viii show that
Kaltschmidt and hts cOnfederates
planned 20 blow up The Peabody
Overall factory. in Walke,ville De
cause II was engaged IN making Uni.
forms for the British army ihe
Canadian Pacific railroad bridges at
Nipigon. Canada. because the road
was carrying munitions 20 the AT
lies the windsor AruOrie7 whore
soldiers were being trained the ST.
Clair tunnel thru which rains load
"a with soldiers arc carried and the
Detroit screw Works which was
manufacturing war nun nr.one
we will also show continued
Mr Kinnane. "tbar Albert Is. K3lt
schmidt engineered thc whole cor
spirac- under orders from fae m
rerial government of GfmanY $50
wiz produce an ingenious clockworh
bomb confrivancc iu % suitcase and
numerous other sinister and inter
csting exhibits. ail of which woro
instrumen,s used In biz conspl-
facv AGAINST the Government
we will show tnat just before ihe
discovery OF tlls big conspiracy
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

men from the Ncrdun front and as
consequence another .great crisis
of The war Was decided .n favor OF
thc ALLIES
"lt it were NOT for Germany i'm
duence ON Russia vodka would have
been abandoned Use scars before
war was declared Tbe Ease thinE
Germany wanted fo -re pas q sober
intelligent pea>antrt and a respon
sible government
There arc at present, Z firmly be-
ueNe. 100000 uHld German agltators
u Russia aud they control the rrNo-
,uii0nst party now pa control ot
Fetrcgrad.
"Thosr who say this is the gov
afpmeuts war are Wruug it is not
,nr pr ideuts war-it Us your per.
1Ea. war Ir.is your money thar
uur the guns and ir is your sons
aho d.a 90 the batlefclds 8nd u i~
your duty 90 9o SOUR utmost ro help
them
Likewise lt is not Bri'ain's war,
nor Frauce.e war; nor RDssia's war.
Dc is ttr Allies war and ~ makes ro
difference who UIts fhr Germans as
long ae someone Keeps hit.ns Them
am the time
There are "a fee Germans r. this
country who would hocE The war
Bur I think th7r moro potent fac
tor I'm Keeping down German con
spirscy p tas coucH than tae
United States secret service i7 found
in tho ranks 3D.. loyal German tiii
zcrs eho shame fhol- brothers into
loyalty to their adopted country
Bur you must remember that one
maley1.ert act committed 1y one
rrrtrvutrrr- person frrtt fvStftt tti- tii--
death Qf lQ0 900 men at the front
Ard h0uld Won and a traitor in your
miQst-.t he is 01 tbc scum OF the
sutter, 81 be is your leading citizen
or even .i he Is ln ne United States
senate-he should De given a mill.
tary court martial and shot summar-
Following Major Washhurn talk
"A resolution was unanimously adopt
"a supporting the president 30 rcn-
drr.ng Russia aid In every possible
manner
A. : Sack. Information director
declared that Russia Will never oe
"a Stacker
There are fifty millions of peopie
in Russia who viIl never make
peace until Germany IS broken he
said
Present reports from Perrograd
arc highly colored by the revolution.
ists who control the telegraph wires
and under whose direction reports
arc sent broadcast But their hold
Is on Petrograd alone and the sense
o. the reports from that ciiy 90 not
represent the sentiment of The Rus
sian people
"In tur last election the revolu-
tlonists received only tEo per cent
OF the votes i'm the rural districts.
In the larger cities where they ad-
mittedly are stronger they only got
FIVE and six per cent Of The voters
support
acknowledgements Hwoschin-
sky expressed IN brief his undying
faith in the ability OF the Russians
10 rule their own country and said
that The forces Of righteousness
must ultimately prevail
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
LEONARD WINS
FROM DEIMONT

ST PAUL MINI, Dec. 6.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion
knocked out Gene belmont. OF Mem
phls Inst night The end came ln
the eighth round. Leonard had the
better Of every round and ended he
0ch' with a left 30 the stomach
After choqpine Delmount for seven
rounds. the champion finally back
cd him into a corner and pat over
the punch that ended the bout II
was said 10 be the first time Del
mon has been Knocked out
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
IN DETROIT

Theodore Wick. No. pS Butternut-st.
Was shot In the arm BY his father
in-iaW and later arrested hy the
police FOR disturbing the peace
"Wednesday night BENJAMIN Me-
Martin. the father-in- law, told th 2
police that Wick was sepera ted
from his wife and annoyed her
constantly The woman win
child. "a staying in the hcMartir
home. No IS Hobart-st and WeG-
nesday Wick tried 20 gain entrance.
He was warned of and then shot
when he tried 90 get into the house
The police took him INTO CUSTODY
while he was having the wound
dressed IN doctors office
approximately s2n,O0O damage was
suffered by the Assumption church
Of the Blessed virgin Mary " ed
neEday when q tWO-storv concrete
and masoua ~ addition 20 the edi-
fee under construction on Lovett-
st, near Warren-ave. west. COLI
lapsed. One Of the walls and part
OF the roof went frst and the rest
gave way few minutes later. The
structure was 20 he used for both
church and school purposes The
Rev. Fr G.. Dzunk and the Rev.
sigmund Diatkiewicz, who live IN
the parish residence next door
were awakened by the noise and
thot a bomb had been set on. The
cause OF the collapse has not been
determined as yet
Steve Piorum, 2s year. old. an Ans
trian. gave several policemen
hard fght in Judge Connoily'S
court Wednesday afternoon. when
he was sentenced 90 lie imprison-
ment In Marquette for killing Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Glpcha. No 5is
Cicotte-ave.. last October. PiOrun,
wanted 20 insist on being executed
Immediately and screamed and
struggled for several minutes ar
Ter sentence was imposed before
he could be dragged from the room.
In the county Jail a half dozen
deputies had their hands full get
ting the man 70 a cell He insisted
on seeing tho Judge and having the
death penalty imposed and being
executed az once.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
GOULLETT LEADS
IN SIX-DAY RACE

NEW YORK. Doc s Tho nlne
leading teams in tho annual sixday
bicycle race az Madison Square Gar
den had travelled t43l miles and
eight laps at tho end ~ The eigh-
Uofh Houp O'Clock TO-DAY t3oaliett
was leading
OFcar Egg who had paired with
Naonna after losing Frank Kramer
as partner. silll was q lap behind
Root and Drobach and Eagen and
Chapman also had been lapped
The record for The time Consum-
"a 10 s O'Clock is .f04 miles and six
lara
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
SOLDIERS TEAM
BEATS FARMERS

EAST LANSING. Mich. Dec g.
The Camp Macarthur football team
had no difficulty In disposinE of The
Agricultural college toam here yes
terday by a score ot 20 t0 % The
soldiers showed much more Skill at
WORKING forward passes and it was
-hese hat defeated the colleEiars
All the scoring was done in the
third and fourth periods. the NJ a.
c. holding The army men even in
the first half
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

access The enemy retains the high
ground On both sides. he dominates
Anneux and Grainc0urt valleys.
The situation in this particular
section is certainly not easy.
pourlon's pocket" comes from "a
hharp curve around the wood RON
point on the BapaumeCamofai
road between the Nord canal ana
tbs southwest corner OF the wooa7
and thence west 10 Fontaine Notre
Dame Enemy machine guns IN
Foie wood have forced back me
British line north of Cantaing' ilr-
ther accentuatlng the salient
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
FUTURITY NOW
WORTH $50, 900

NEW YORK. Dec 6--The funr-
ity viii be worth $4,000 next year
according to action taken az meet
ing OF tho West Chester Racing as.
sociation here. II paid only slightly
more than $4,000 20 Papp. winner
o the 1917 race.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
CHICAGO PLANS
"VICILANTES
Exploits Of Auto Bandits
Arouse Windy City Busi-
ness Men

CHICAGO. Dec. CA reversion 70
tho days Of "'49" in The matter OF
law enforcement Is predicted az
result of The increasing number oi
robberies here, especially bank hoiG
ups.
The south side bankers club plan
ned today 10 organize company ot
"yigiantes. who VIII be armed win
rifles and riot guns 10 protect ihe
eity's outlying banks They VIII
work independently OF the police
The i've motor bandits who rob
bed the Stock Mems Trust 4 saF-
lngs bank yesterday of $4,000 were
still at large today.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
B0MBPLOTS
ARE Barred
BY RESPA
LITER From Canadian
Prison Tells AmaZ-
ing Story


U ''P'" sue 'e-ti'h lA lh" itli OF
N''fll N''it Nat,schie Ii ana lne
At' ',Hrt7 "ct@sfd WIN ann ot con
-Itef against me government
'f t4ltr rtat iA was the itsihnoh!
NN7li"@ h"-Pt. now stf lhN
.A' 'tHNt iN NihEs'oh. tNir lof
..'@ conn t'l'oA WIN o4 laiilliiI'- plois
q" " tN"3u' "ud "aiAeF Nhir, tha-
rlA-4 q da5 oI amazing ana thrill
ih. surprises
Nntn hesp1 was broueht into
oe1fl ai me opening oi lec atl'r-
noon session ai~ ss'rf. MfS carr
schmidt VINO WIRE ner Hlsoana are
amons me '.e.fEl leaped Go
,heF tee. shouted her brother
name ANA .hen screaming wildly.
pttttstti ancutatictis'. tu til7 floor,
N!nosi inmediditit het daughter
ol-a. years o'a. Nlo 9ti near
deF mother oieo S"oonea. The
colrt room was packed ana tAe uib
ant .eote was thrown into an up
F0aF Court ollcers carried me Two
women INTO the one" oi me United
states marshal Ailtr halt-hour
Ars 0chmd' revived -hfhclently so
thaf ,hc case could proceed
SPA iArH, under 4hre ilpnlhE bF
John T. h'nna ne district attorney.
began to unfold an amazing iale OF
'He p.o's in behaii or loe 'crhlah
government ot "hien itltScninla'
4 and fle other defendants are &C.
cu@ed ffe did no' snare himself.
Dis sister nor his iather. Franz
h@sFa. "lo is also defendant re
mace "a complete confess ION NOT
alone OBJ 'he plots ln ana around
Detroit bur az Others me public
naa not dreamed OF, extending prac-
IicaIlE from coast 10 coast ne
master m-nd "hlch directed the
widespread campaign OK dynamite
wa. hai-scamiai' Respa said
nile te'lln- ms story hespa
{ .ooArd a!TtcIfE ar Na4tschmldl. VINO
SAT hKe stole. apparently the least
concerned az any person m the
room. hespa confession covered
'an entire Time be had known KAT
HehnlQi, "hleA dated tFQm lsee,
lAe NAuonai rant company. htspa
salo ne worked Tor kaitschmldt a
re-" days az mat Tine Dur dlo not
see MIN again un,h IN 1912 When
ne became Interested M the plots
whlch h. helped 70 carry out. lie
llehti1ea a suitcase IN court as one
iha' he placed against the wall or
thf p" inasoF armorles. lt contained
~ ialniie ana cloc cA"ork so that &c ~
exPioslon could Dc timed. som e.
tnlne went wrong WIN the CLOCK and
me Dynamic ala NOT explode
ne witness said ne hrst saw
jne suitcase ln hsli .fhmldt Once
~ me hresee ulillulng IN l1fttoll.
tfa was SHOWN ihe eio' A"oFk ana
instructed nov 70 alyacn ". mere
wore tWo sul'cases hlieL with dyna-
mite ne SAID. and ihese Were taken
across the river ana leit Win VIII
liam Lefer VINO is now serving
sentence or ~ years IN canada
Respa, accompanied by bis sister,
went 20 windsor carrying TWO oi
me CLOCKS on the night or June ~.
1919 Later mat nlzht Leher gave
MN me sultcases 10 Wnicn ne Ar
tached me CLOCKS. one ne leit ~
tl1 Peapody plant, in Walkeryllle,
ana me olner ar me WINDSOR ar
moTies RE SAID that the CLOCKS
were set Tor the explosion 70 take
place later so that ne could get
away with his sister he caught
thc las, ooat ior Detrolt, ana they
later heard The mufned report of
the explosion ar me Peabody plant.
The following afternoon. ne SAID.
be met kaltschmidt and Leher on
Griswold'st, when he learned mar
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
JIm Thorne RetIres

NEW YORK. Dec 6Jim Thorpe,
famous Sac and FOX Indian athlete.
has retired from sports for all time,
according 20 reports here today
Thorpe So was said intends 10 do.
vote his time next year 10 oil lands
nc holds in oklahoma
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

John Layton won from Harry
Cooicr uf iala0ano'ie I'M their In
cor stote lcaGie three-cushion b
l7rd match n tbc Majestic rooms
AedHe-a-.y ul2ht- 20 tn IS This
includes handicap of 10 accorded
Cooler Zach OF tfo players got q
bigh run ol five. The game lasted
for fG innings
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Tho annual session of the Ala.
hama conference OF the Mrihodist
Episcopal church as 20 meet odoF
at Brcvton. Ala. with bishop VII
liam A. Quaylc presiding
state Supt Harris of Louisiana
has called = conference 81 all hich
school principals and teachers of the
state 90 meet az Baton Rouge today
90 consider questions vital 20 inc
Louisiana school system
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Tho Herold football team will so
20 Hammond. Ind Sunday for
game with the profes ional eleven
which rcprc Cnis chat town. The
hammond team Is "a very strong one
and is made up largely Of former col
leae stara
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Soldiers Hold Field Meet.

NEW YORK. Dec. O. Two thou
sand soldiers took part in field
and track meet az Camp Upton un-
der the direction OF the Sew York
Athletic club
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
AMERICANSsARE
KILLED IN ACTION

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 6--The FOL
owing Americans are mentioned in
.oday's casualty jet
Killed IN aGtion-R. Usrdy. Cleve
.nnd. O. and W. T. Dyer Braid
F6od IlhN
Mlssinr w Halopor. Hartllne
Wash
Af-sFAae4l-p Remofe. zsHfefy,
Jtoh
Wounded and missing NJ Ban
ster. Omaha
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

coios Cause Headache and Grip
sANATVF PROMO oUiNINE re.
noves ihe cause. There ~ only one
Bromo Cuinine." y. W. GROVES
ssnaturc Is On boz. soc.-Ady.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Keeping Up With the JOneses

THURSDAY. ~ TOOTH hCHED 50
WENT TO p DEr4TtST
LOOKING INTO M r0CDTb, HE
SAlC: YOU HAVE = 6AO TOOTH.
THAT NERVE MUST 90 ="
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

THEM HE COT OUT some
IMP Er0E ATS TIC MAKE THE-
NERVE 60.