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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
PLANS MADE
FOR TROOPS
DEPART
Men Mobilize In Two
Groups Each Day
On Navin Field

Plans are completed for The mob
ilization and transportation Of De
iroits 40 per cent contribution to
the National army next week The
men VIII be sent away 10 six groups,
two each day beginning Thursday
one group will mobilize in Nayin
field af 20 and VIII be, sent 10
rr+7--- Y TIT IT Il 7 T7r-r-rai tTHfr VIZ
the Grand Trunk The other will
mobilize az go and viii be trans
ported by special Michigan Central
train The program Is exactly the
same for each Of The three DAYS
The time ~ the departure OF these
trains is withheld an the request OF
The committee in charge
n the weather Is fair the moblliza-
ton viii take place In the omen field
ar the ball park In he event of
rain the men viii be assembled un
der The grandsfand
A. fast as tho various units ar.
rive az the BAN park the member OF
the local board In charge Viii re-.
port 10 Y IS Davis. chairman of The
local committee. ON the field A. y
and i0 clock a commissioned Off
Ger viii call the roll and each man.
rs his name Is called viii step for
ward and receive his blue transpor-
tation ticket also personal tax and
tag for bis baggage Local boards
are requested 10 be sure 10 have al
ternates report at Nayiu field as
woll as The men regularly called
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
COUN
BASTIL.E
JAMMED
800 Prisoners Crowded
Into SPACE Meant
To Hold 10

Three hundred and sixty people
were guests Friday night In the
county Jail, where accommodations
arc provided for 10
There were 30 youths. too old for
the Juvenile detention home and too
young TO be placed IN cell blocks
with older prisoners County on.
-clals have arranged for these youth.
ful prisoners by making accommo-
dauons for % OF them
According &C. William Gutman.
county auditor. the present jail
structure cannot be enlarged Prison
authorities. be declares. have ruled
that double dockcd" cells are yer,
undesirable. aA1 therefore. th~ con
gestion cannot be relieved IN the
present building
Ifc auditors have a plan 10 erect
ucw county lail on me 70, cross
.ho street from no prese,t Size. fac
Ing tho new municipal courts build
u~ Architrcfs drawings Of the
ricposc1 jail Indicate that the s'ruc.
ure would cnlanco the civic rlorn
ment Ok the locality as we'll as pro
'idc means for avoiding the present
congestion
The board ~ Investigators OF the
state board OF corrections viii in
spect The county jail early next
week Probate Judge Henry s HUI
bort. the county agent and The coun.
~ superintendent OF poor. comprise
tho investigators
Conditions in the Jail are horrl
bic" declared County Auditor Gut
man we furnished The prisoners
Tho best irca cots the market ar
fords when the shortage Of cell room
became apparent The prisoners
were dissatisfied with these and
broke them 20 pieces There are
nearly 100 broken cots IN the base
mcnt of the Jail and many prisoners
are forced TO sleep on the floor In
blankets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Department InveSti-
gates SOS. Wireless From
American Ship Attacked
65 Miles Out

shell fire" The international code
distress signal was flashed constants
ly. Rot all OF the wireless call was
decipherable Another British freight
ship arriving today said warnings
lao been received by wireless that
submarine was in the western At
lantic ocean.
Unconirmed reports reaching an
other port may Indicate still anoth-
er chip was attacked by a German
Submarine somewhere OF the New
England coast.
A steamer name withheid) repor-
ei she intercepted wireless mes
sage from n ship OF the coast which
said a German U-boat had been
sighted She wss about TO give her
position when the calls suddenly
CEASED. FsDSSred efT0Tts 10 locale
her brought IN reply.
The British steamer which
brought the report anchored in this
port at noon today The captain i'm.
mediately made ready 10 20 ashore
and report at the Offices OF the own
ers agents. II was understood, how.
ever, that under instructions from
the navy department in Washing
ton he would be unable 10 tell his
story until complete, detailed re-
port had been made TO Secretary
Daniels.
The captain of the Britih freight
or had not appeared at the steam
ship Offices late this afternoon and
no one was permitted aboard the
ship.
A new report OF the captains
story, however. was 20 the effect
that the freighter picked up code
message meaning submarine in
sight" A short time afterward came
the s. O.. S call Naval officers
were assigned 10 interview the cap
tain. Until they report 10 the navy
department no further information
will be made public, 1t was stated.
Pressed for information. Capt,
Rush. New York naval district, tele-
phoned the navy department at l:40
.. m. that the officer ne sent 10 in
terview the British skipper had not
yet returned Rush said. however,
that he doubted the accuracy Of the
report.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
HELD-UP WHEAT
CLOSES 2 MILLS

MGNNEAPOLIS.-@ sept Is Short
age ot Nhpal will cause one OF the
Northwestern Consolidated Milling
compan, a0gr mills 10 close late
To-Day on tomorrow. Vas stated at
bc COMPANY Offices today
TOLEDO. Sept O. because of
ihe lack OF wheat and In order TO
conserve its present supply. The Na.
tiona Milling company shut down
One Of is two plants today n
wheat shortage continues other
plants may be- forced 20 close. ON.
Gals said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
FORD WILL
MARCH IN
WARPARADE
Motor King Will Also
Close Factory Day
of Pageant
CANADA TROOPS
WILL BE IN LINE
FusiIiers and Home
Guard To Come With
wo Bands

Henry Ford Elll march Ia Tues.
cay great war parade IN honor ~
Dctroit's drafted men He accepted
An invitation extended By Mayor
Marx. Saturday morning. and viii
take his place IN the line alongs side
of Mayor Marx and Mayor ruson
OF Windsor. as part of the escort
Mr Ford informed the mayor that
the Ford motor plant viii De- closed
Tuesday from noon 90 midnight. to
permit employees 20 view the ~
reant The United states Tire con.
Iany also announces that 10 viii
close and numerous other plant
are falling into. line II Is expected
that many ~ the dow ntowu depar'
rent stores viii also closo their
doors r. viii be real civic holi
day
Tho Detroit 4 Windsor Ferry
company thru Capt Duncan Nichoi
son. superintendent has donated
the steamer Sappho 70 transpor tbe
visiting Canadian troops acio-~ thr
river. Tho necessary formaNros BE-
tween eovoTnmenfs haviu2 been
complied with The Canadian dele
gation wlll include tho Twenty drst
Essex fusHiers AMI the Esare coGn
IS homa guards each with . band.
and detachments % returned sol
diera
The - Andfew's society viii ho
out ln force. With "a pipe band and
vlllcad tle Sixth division
Mayor Marx and an escort ~ 20
lice and infantry from the Thirty
third regiment will meet Br'g Gen
Penn when ne arrives from Camp
Custer 20 review tho parade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

NfuV correspondent iHiffo EffAH
PErROGRAD. sept To- KornicH
mlHffdRc6 Rrssl2 therefore NlAs'a
's demanding hat Ko-silor die
Tho provirioral eevcruncn; to'sv
'acec a sp-enilpg anger ~ ths 7eo.
pie agRiuS' tho former rCprrslisei-
mo. II was dac lcss rerhaJs 90 fis
hc'1ai a:tampt AZ a revolt than 80
~yonts which preceded H.
KornfoTs ia,c rad not ys. heen
orlcisl} decided today Hc has not
yet eormally curr ndered. The cab
inet was in ne thrnea cf roorgan-
igatlon aue ~ much % differences
IN what punlshment should be given
ne rebel leader a. 20 internal con
lict
Put Pefrograd Is demanding one
of only two coirses for Konilof
suiicde or surrender
This was che main issue which be-
projected I'm tho Moscow convention
Tie put IL into effect ~ once Proba
nIy a number OF private soldiers
have alreadg paid tho penalty foi
infractions uf discipline
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

NANIN FIELD. sept iS-The
White SoN have already found one
ming out AS champions and that is
that rhaunions have 10 double head
just the same as tailendrrs DO There
was some talk " strike IL is un-
derstood when KID Gleason was sent
as ambassador for the team 90 Man
aver Rowland room in tho hotc'
this n. m because tho team wanted
20 know whether champions were
supposed 20 play ON Saturday after
moons or get the regular union half
holiday.
Instead ~ that" said Rowland -
tho kid" as We call him. toll EN-
there Will be two games. and NJ
extra pay for overtime"
The players down In the corridor
were all waiting for the Kid as
VIC call him. and as he came out ~
The elevator they all had the eN-
preston Of "A proud father waiting o.
learn from the doctor whether t is
a boy or girl.
Web kid, as we call him said
EDDIE collins whats the decision
Twins" said the KID. as we can
him.
Then followed the talk of a strike.
because the players thought Rowland
waS gct!ng even with them for 'ct-
tne S''itSveland beat them game
early in the season before they had
really Eot going that is 90 say
struck their strike.
But Tddle collins. who has cham
ploushippcd IL before and who has
had cxperience. getting pald IN in
the same mostly when on Connie
Macks pay rol, counsellod doIbrra-
ton.
1T Is war time you know ssid
Mr. Collins with whom wc are mott
So well acquainted. and we
strike iu war time somebody viii
say VIC are pro-German and that Is wll
be- nrst blood for the Giants D. th~
worlds scricR-and the big end "
the receipts after the scalpers Eet
done with the public.
They have just started The double
hcaGtr which H. tho last Saturday
bargain day ~ the season. So more
anon. a. they say II they are cof-
rectly quoted.
=. There are 5000 here SO
one seems able 60 account for rae
small crowd and nobody seems aisle
TO explain wins sc many shou5 te
.prfacut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
HOW TO GET
.HISPRESENT
TO SAMMY
Government w a n t s
Personal Touch In
Xmas Packages
BY GEORGE MARTIN


stan Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept l5.-The
government would like TO have the
personal touch clearly stamped
on all Christmas packets FOR Amer
jca's million and a half aghting men
AZ home and abroad "to make Il
seem moro Ike something from
home" Il was learned today.
II Is suggested by Red Cross ma
tional headquarters that local news
paper Chriatmas lunns for the sol
dicrs and local gift packages pre-
rared by women and girls IN various
cities be turned over 10 The local
Red cross chapter.
The Washington - c., Red Croes
chapter Is preparing Christmas gifts
FOR 5000 men II will bear all the
an the work Each Of these $1,000
men will get card or note In
his package from the Washington
women who liked II
il is hoped that all similar plans
Will be localized and made personal
arars between the givers and the
soldiers and sailors Local Red
Crors chapter and local officials OF
the Y. " c. a, r. w G. A. Knights
of Columbus and several other simi-
lar national organizations know OF
This plan and can outline IL Co toeir
resi-. .ouve communities
lf 10 is desired. however, local
Now paper aud other funds raised
NAV bc sent direct 10 national Red
Gross headquarters here.
Private pa 'kugcs sent 10 individ.
val lighters abroad should not eX-
coed 20 pounds in weight. should BE-
sent by regular mail AZ tho rate of
llc a pound So far there BE- no re-
ftfiction on The size OF packages 10
individuals IN can rs In this coun-
try
Il is requested by The Red Cross
and other organizations engaged ln
making Christmas presents for The
soldfer- that the standard package
bc abou seven by no inches square
Form The base az NE package by
Placing seven by l0inch writing
pad on khaki oolored kerehlcf 81
inches square Place your, selected
Articles on thls. Hp fo 30 worth
Wrap ard flo with opr-nch red rib
bon with card 0r note under the
bow Wrap again in heavy lIcbf
brown paper and iie securely
The best thinrs fo send Che Rod
Cross sai. TODAY. are
Envelope pencils postcards
rapercoYercl book pocket knife,
steel trench mirfor klah handker
cbIcfs. nccNties. month orsans as
sorted pu7zies e&t'ric torches comN
passes. NIaNlnf cJ0s T4lt7I'-
cigarette papers. water tight match
Boxes sum- gg cookies. craze kers.
frff cake plum pudding preserved
singer sslted nuts. pruncs dates,
rsisins froricc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
RESORT KEEPER
IS ARRESTED

Hattie Miller. notorious woman Of
Detroit's underworld. was arrested
Saturday noon in a raid on the
house 20 so 90 First-st Prosecutor
Jasnowski headed 4 big squad OF
deputies in making the raid. one OF
he officers smashing n a door
Two girls inmates OF the place,
were also arrested. Al three were
taken 20 The prosecutors office and
questioned
The deputies also visited the place
formerly conducted hy May Irwin az
SO pa Brush-st, but found it de-.
serted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
i. s. TROOP
7 RAIN is
FIRED ON
Soldiers Are Wounded
In Attack Made
In Dark

STEUBENV1lIE. O., Sept b.
Police Chief Carter Of Steubenvllle
with posse Of citizens and detec
tiyes, was searching today for m
Identified persons VINO fred fuBil
lade OF shots at a troop train as II
was passing thru MIng0 Junction
three miles west Qf here Four sol
diers were wounded. one seriously.
The shooting occurred in the darlo
ness OF last night and authorities
were unable even t0 guess ut he
force OF the attacking party
Names OF tho wounded soldiers
we're withheld and b. was nof ever
stated 10 what unlf they were a.
fached. The victims We're cared foi
by the detachment OF medical ON
Gers on 'he train
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Fourth Inning.

Aee,-Young threw nut Me-
Mullen aft.r making great stop
back ~ second base. y collins was
So fe ou Young tumble Collins d.ni
sttahng ~tauaEc zoo Young Jacks ~
ungAl a. cahtcr Hnf was uut aftlt
fnF, stnuarr Do oUne. So rIl. rHr
Cobb Neach ainglet 90 center iils-
berg funhNed Treilmnu Kreuudrr
Burns nopped 20 81 Collins hn lost
tho bail ln the sun Neach forgot
that the rstcr was oat automatically
retired and made a wild dash Tor
third hetEg doubled. Collins t0 Nc
Mullen. No run. one hit. one error.
Fifth Inning
CIfTCAGO-Vit retired Felsch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
OMAR KHAYYAM
BEATS HOURLESS

NEW YORK. Sept il- Omar
Khayram won the Lawrence Reail
zaron stake this afternoon at Bel
mont Park track beating Hourless.
Time. 43 2.5 Tor milo and ono
lalf course Blackboard ran fhlrd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
First Inning

CHICAGO Iethoid grounded tH
Burns MCMullen walked. O. Dl-
Iiut lined o. Neach. MCMulleu sf io.
jackson singled 20 center scoring
Mr Mullen but Jackson was uft tfN-
ing for second cobb 10 Dauss ro
Bush 60 Burns one run. ono hIf no
error.
DETROIT Bush lifted On Ffl-cl.
Nitt was thrown out hy ISL ftr
Cobb doubled down tnr lrff rfit lIne
for hts first hIf ZOO the last a ines
az bat Ncuch lined to Felseh $50
run ono hft no error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
DE LACEY GETS
JAIL SENTENCE

SAN FRANtISf %. sept Law
renee Oe Lacey was today sfniencet
fo as months imprisonment ai Nc
NoHs island and fqed $1,000 Tot
c0np.racy tu effect the escape o'
Fwuz ropp former German consul
and Ecsta8f Won Srhatck from me
.rfa-rrt.nf ramu here Two co
.on.pirafare William hullaus
and uanlcl Hornedr wcrr reniencec
go one wear .n fHc county Wi INC
fined $1,000
10 lacey WAS ci'for Of The Lead
er an Irish Nationalist pu1licdt'on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Sixth Inning

CHICAGO Schalk aled 10 Veach.
Rpsssll doubled 20 center I.ethold
hit 20 Fitt and Russell was out Wit
o. Young Leibold was out StRnage
tQ Bush. No run. one hit mo- error
DETROIT Rgsh singled 20 center.
Nitt singled 30 right sending Bush
go third cobb 0ied 10 Gandil. Lei
D. ld Groppcd Noach liner but pick
el .t ur and threw - second forcing
Nitf Bush scoring Russell threw
out Heilman one run. two hits. no
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. 15.-
Naval authorities here today re
ceived report that a ship reaching
an Atlantic port reported wireless
s O. S. calls from a vessel giving
her position as 65 miles of Nan
tucket lightship. Altho the name
If -tAA- shiPF is- s4at known word
Abbey was heard in the distress call
The s. O. s. calls were heard early
yesterday morning.
Officers on board the freighter de
clared the message they intercepted
merely declared the sending vessel
was being attacked by submarine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

AN ATLANT1CSPoRT. Sept. 49,
A British freighter arrived here to-
day with reports that she had
picked up wireless messages assert
ing that a submarine had been at
tacking American merchant steam
ers less than. 100 miles of Nan.
tucket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
R "a = :. {. 6:
Belmont Results.

First Race furlongs Night
stick. 1913 CA ColIins). won Mary
Powell 1C2 tTroisel second Counsel.
f14 dyke third Time. l.13 1-6.
Cachet. Blu~-+rx NOnesuch. Pierre
a. Ecu. Hanubala and Favour also
ran
second Race Steeplechase, about 3
miles Sliihbereen. 14f tFranklin).
Won Expectation. l44 tByers. sec
ond 81 Charlotte. l5T (Smoot. third.
Time, 6.ea l-t. Febeto also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
THE WEATHER

Detroit nnd vicinity saturday
ntuhf md SundRy. unsettled. prohn-
hIr shonrr-t moderate east 90 north
vind.
Iowrr NiehtEanf Unsettled satur-
dns niEht md Sundnft probably To-
rni rHinH
Tpp~sl Inke.t Gentle 90 moderate
north~asa and en-f windat unsettled.
r9hnbly VlEht rain tonight 'nnd ~un-
doFf fa1 on ~upcrtnr md north
Lore fnkest Gentle to tnodrrnte
trfrtf.. rttNtit eRsfg parfty cloudy On
Srfnrdns ntgnt and sundnY.
I. -. -.-.- -. IL. u IL. I. - L. l l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Second Inning

CHICAGO -Felsch famed tfts
throw retired GaudNl I,IeHn-T
struck ont No run mo- hft. un rfr.r
DETROIT holman grounded in
collins Burns lined to Lrlunll Vt
Mullen threw out fpung n. rln.
ro nff un error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Seventh Inning.

CHICAGO -McMulicu walked +.
Collins doubled NJ Wits shins No
Mullen stopping at third Jackson
d.-d 90 Neach and McMulleu scored
tvd r. Collins went % third on
\each's Wild throw 10 the plate.
Frlsch singled to lrft scoring -.
Collins Gsndil doubled down the
Ight heid line Fclsch stopping at
third RiRbcrg flied 20 Holman and
Danll was doubled at bird. Heilman
~ NitL before Fclsch could got over
d., plate. Two runs three hits. one
error
DETROIT McMuilen threw ont
Rurns He Also threw ott Young
StanaEe doubled ~ lrft Uauss was
arc on BisherE tumble Bush walk
nd Hlliug the bases fItt sIuglel 90
center. scoring ~t8nHEe and I'aues,
Rush went to thIid nuA WITT to Sec
ond on the throw ~ the plate i1an-
forth replaced Russell Cobb was
purposely passed dlins the b7s"s.
Noach fnuled ~ SclaIt- Two runs.
fV-r hffr run error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
KORNILOFF' LIFE
COST OF REVOLT
Russia Demands Fate For
Rebel Leader He Him.
self Decreed

PETRoGRAD. Sept. t5-Gen.
KorniloH and his principal ae-
completes have been arrested,
the government was informed
today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

NENICO CRY. sept. i5.-MexI-
60 VIII tnke no nrtIon iu the
FrkhHvdt-t ronhoim nnatr unless
the nited states makes further
dtsclosurrr directly injecting the
Mexican government.
such poiics WnS announced
todny bN high officials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
ARMY MEN IN
AUTO, KILLED

BEFFNLO. Y. Y,\ Sept rs Aphnp
Lapiere. student ah Fort Niagara.
and Lieut. Snrgeon = w Z Worrclk
of Kansas CITY Of The Cuited States
training ship Yantic. were instantly
killed early today when their auto
mobile was wrecked near North Ton
awanda
IT'S MIGHTY cool
rienEart aud ~omf1rfahte af The HOTEL
ATLANTIC Clark. near Jackson Blvd
the beautiful hotsi 0f ChicaGo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
SUGAR INDUSTRY
TO BE LICENSED

WASHINGTON. Sept l5- The I'm.
p0rfition manufacture and refining
of ggar. susar syrup and molasses
viii ho licensed beginning oct s.
1917. under executive order OF The
president
AIT persons firms corporations
and assocIalors engaged q manu-
fac'orcoor IMPORTATION OF sugar must
egeArc "a nclnsA lelula OCT IL ibe
0rler sNs
licenses win DO obtained from tbr
food administrator
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

PARIS, sept. i5.--Frcnch coun-
t~r-nttncks today drove the Ger
mans from most OF the trenches
which they entered north Of Cuu-
riercs Wood yestrrdnN. the war
ofhcc statement today asserted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
Tigers and White SOx
In DOuble-Header in
Last Saturday Game
Inning l 2 3 S 6
Chi. | @ @ 90
Det. O O @ O

BUSH and Burns retired Gandn and
Hitherg $50 run. mo- hit. no error
lIEI koIT Mullen threw out
lnunE StBuage sent a long fy 20
te.tCh Dausa went out the same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
rIMI.I.nATInIs

uigh<st fciDpcrntsrc this date ~,
the past - searr. - Ia ts0e I'D
10oat low est. 20 IN ts1A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

m you nave uot ydt made alley
reserFntionH iu thh new Recreati n
HuUflnG Tor the rNmlng season. you
.4-z.-4--all--.- - fl-Ea-l lA--lsi-.
slant james tr 2hllady. Mautger
League B~w iing "a Michigan-ave.
Telephone CudIuac $50 Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

" N~IiINGTON. sept Is.-.In-
PHn viii diNcrt ~ much tonnage
as she can spnrr 10 Atlantic
routes arrangements for this
new cooperation between Japan
mud the Allic- nrr being com
pirted hy the state department..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

Mount Clemens Winrrui Haths
Cure rheumatism aud hl~7d dis~As- .
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

SPRINGFIELD. IlI. Sept So
Springfield saw The first rlimmer of
labor peace today when he BARRIERS
uni0n deserted the ranks of the
strikers aud returned 60 work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

- Try our MONDAY war ration lunch
con soc, LihertF---t+uref Pee. both
worth viii ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

FEiItDtsH Nd, sept. I5.--Rua-
~inn troops continued on the Of
fepsiNr on the northern front to-
dnt. The war Office announced
occupnucN of i<ronberE With the
taking OF nunber Of prisoners
aUi also stated that Russian nd
Nnnrcd posts were thrown for
" srd for two-thIrds of n mile
a ..stnsf the enemy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
SENATE PASSES
WAR BOND BILL

out a dissenting vctc the senate atr
today passed tfo si.53s 000UHn
bond bin II has already passed thc
house and now g1es to conference
because of a few minor Amendments
BY the senate-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

~ ENoS AIRES. sept. H.
fount iuNburE wHs stiiI packing
up todnr while mHsscd police
gunrds pntroiicd the German Ie-
Cntion 60 gunrI him from pos
sihlr demonstrations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15
War Bulletins

BERLIN. Ntn London. sept ~,
The Hrriip NosAischr IeitunE
todns suggests the "~puriOs ser
senkt" treatment FOR Count tuN-
burg. German minister at Hucno~
Aires. tSCt -, that he be sunk
without a trnre."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

SAN tHANtIstO SEPT H.
Possibility of the government
taking up the steel ship building
plants on Snu Francisco bay ~ ~
result OF the strike cnIl issued
b. the metal trades council 90
its 2tOOO members. was widely
discussed,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-15

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