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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28

circuit court, Grant county.
Charles Hartline, plaintiff,
VS..
Della Franklin and Kate Whitcomb,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To
the said defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of
this summons, exclusive of the day of
service, and defend the above entitled
action in the court aforesaid; and in
case of your failure SO to do judgment
will be rendered against you accord
+ ing to the demand of the complaint,
of which copy is herewith served
upon you.
S. H TAYLOR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. 0. Address, Lancaster, Grant
county, Wisconsin,. Awe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28
EGGS, FOR SETTING

EGGS FOR MATCHING C. Buff Or
pingtons~ Fifteen eggs for one dol
lar ($1.00), from first prize winning
stock. Call Farmers phone, No. II. or
write to Leo. Henkel, Lancaster, Wis,
Box 1853. 4pt4p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28

FOR SALE-The D. Weber residence,
2 blks west of court house, 8-room
house; grounds 120x130 it.; east front.
Enquire of L. Weber, Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28

Notice to Prove Will and Notice
to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant County-In Probate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28
PROFESSIONAL

VIM. ]. BENNETT, v. C. M.-Teacher
of Violin, Mandolin, Viola, Voice.
Lancaster, Wis. 4tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28

FOR SALE-I offer my home in the
north part Of the city of Lancaster for
sale. r. A. Watkins, Lancaster. Wis
cOnsln. 21tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-28

DIR. MOORE is again specializing in
the treatment of pyorrhea and dis
eases of the teeth and gums Special
emetine treatment expertly given.
Cases from out Of the city will receive
prompt attention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
BOL SHEVIKI CONTROLLED CABLES
ASSERT RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT IS
OVERTHROW BY PACIFIST PARTY

the letter and the treasurer has not
been reimbursed as yet.
IL the circuit court grand Jury
does not return an Indictment before
Friday for Mason HARRISON, OF the
cleanup squad: George Gantert, po-
lice signal operator. and Hattie Mil
leF, who face charges in connection
with the operation OF a dive at No
81 First-st.. 1t is thought that an
other adjournment will be sought
when the case is called for exam
ination before Justice Stein.
II is not probable that the prose-
cutor will let the examination pro-
ceed before the expected grand jury
indictment When true bill is
returned. a police court examination
is unnecessary, and the prosecutor
has the advantage Of not being
forced TO disclose his information in
police court.
Foreman Pliny. w. Marsh of the
grand jury, said wednesday. that
the Jurors have not discussed wheth-
er they will return indictments as
they find them or wait until the
end OF the session and return them
all at once.
Night sessions, II Is expected, will
be held beginning next week. Sat
urday afternoon sessions are also
being considered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
7 NABBED;
MUCH LOOT
RECOVERED
Police Say They Have
Broken Up Daring
Gang of Thieves

The backbone OF the most daring
gang of thieves known to tho police
in the past few years was broken
Thursday. the officers say, with the
arrest Of seven men and two girls
and the recovery OF stolen merchan-
disc valued al $4,000 Another s3,
600 worth OF stun is expected 10 be
recovered in the next "A hours.
What the police regard as the re
markable feature Of the gang is the
rapidtv with which raid followed
raid on automobile accessory stores
and clothing stores Nearly all OF
the $1,000 in booty was stolen in the
past six weeks
To Detectives FrHley and Lsnnin
IL given credit for the catch and re
coyery. Both men have been work
ing day and night on the robberies
and by dint of exhaustive trailing
and planting OF aids, got the iden-
titles OF the robbers and the places
whore The stolen goods We're Sc
creted
All those arrested up 10 fhe pres
ent tine are young, The oldest he
ing PC
Charges Of burglary were lodged
against the following men Harold
Wardrop, %, manager OF the Wynn
hotel. No. l55 Wayne-st.. Leo Car
ney. %. No t64 Leicesfer-cf. Frank
Viola. 23. No t22 Leverette-ave
Cameron and Douglas Moore. iS and
II respectively No. 419 Hubbard
ave Fred Stein. Is. 30 520 Frank
iin-sto and J II Bennett 26 40
1927 Townsendave.
Doris Kirk, is. No 25S Firstst.
and Julia K1venick n. No 732 Cas-
por-st, Mattresses. were arrested on
a charge OF receiving stolen prop
erty
Two automobiles stolen few
days ago were recovered 4 large
quantity OF tires rims. robes and
other articles were found in q "a
rage in the rear OF No 1850 Town
send.ave.
Fraley and Lannln had their plans
perfected by early Thursday morn
ing \ number OF detectives. among
theta Collins end Wisnicwski. OF the
central station. started on the raids
with tncm As early as Is o'clock
thc prisoners began coming in
Among the FIRST were The two girls
They gave their names sullenly.
The others were brought IN uur
ing the forenoon and al seemed 20
be- stunned bs the quickncss with
which The other members OF Tho
gang were rounded up Tho stolen
goods were hidden in many roomine
houses and garages. IN wide1 scp1-
rated sections of the city Principe
among Tie losers were east side
merchants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
R a G. :. :. 6:
Pimlico Results.

First races furlongs. Whippoor-
VIII, g5 tWalls). won. Grayson. 100
q tolllnsl, second Medusa, %
fl.rcsonh third. Time, liz
second tace--2i y. miles The Brook
li9 lNicklausl won Robert oliver.
li5 tOCOnnor) second. Pigeons
thorpe. 40 kennedy third Time:
6;O1.
Third Race--Alile Mary Maud. 10f
tDominiclg) won: Sixteen 20 one 30
tWalls) second. Poor Butterfly, 100
fErickson) third Time 1:42 l-5.
Fourth race-If. miles. omar
Wand 100 tWalls). second straight
Forward. 40 o. McTaEtart, third.
Time. eos Go.
Flfth Racc--6 furlongs Milkman,
Ii3 lEowan), won: Jock Scot, l22
tObcrD. second Meliora, 1Qs lShut-
tlngerl. thIrd. TIme. l.l4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
Shells Strike Foe Trenches as
Guns Thunder Last Salute to
Americans Who Died in France

turned 20 The second and Private
Hay '-as be turned still further to
face tho third coffin
q" In the name OF France ! bid you
farewell OF your own free viii Won
lcft your happy. prosperous country
pnd took your place by our side
You fcil facing the foe. IN hard. IN
desperate hand 10 hand fight
Tho general hestiatcd q moment.
looked at each of The three nag
draped collins and then turned
All hoonr 10 them. be- continued
Their families should be- proud to
learn OF their deaths
I'VE of France ask that the NOR
fal remains uf ihcso young men be
leff with us forever
we wiz iurcr.ho on ther iomh4
Here iic thr FIRST United Siatcs
soldiers 20 iall on French soil fOr
liberty and Justice
"parsor-hy VIII uncover their
heads o 'hrir graves mon of hearf
ri-iiinc tho battlefield VIII ro ouf
.f ihoIr way io brine their rmi,
nf respect aud effifudn
Private Fnrehf Private Grcs-
hfm Pttlfo iE} in fh" am OF
Franco d flank you Nnt Gpd rc
ccivo eogr. goul FarWru
great yoiioy of f5 cfg.hnd lhr
fnal vollry cf larcwell fbru tkc
lca1en r nsufkal aW T'rn fal
.vfrl Amfr'crn s4ldiegs teafs trick
ling down their fare lnworo ttor
CHnidi Iemain- Hnf anfcrcd
fhtrl lsf uifl ,ta fnr ntl.h
inrf Fought and died
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
PARTIES MAY
UNITE TO FIGHT
HYPHENS

CHICAGO. Nov g. Politicians -tn-
day read between the lines of Tues
days election in Chicago and tbe
nation. a rising menace from the So.
cial!st and pro-Gcrman vote
Tho result was that Roger Sulli-
van. big Democratic leader, and 9th
or minor politicians came out open
ly today in favor of The Democratic
and Republican parties fusing dur
ing tho war
Sullivan proposed that Illinois
Republicans and Democrats agree
on loyalty candidates for United
States senator aud mayor of Ch-
cago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
CHAL ME- RS To
HEAD AUTO NE N

NEW YORK. Nov. Unanimous
approval was given by directors Of
the National Automobile Chamber
Of Commerce today of the selection,
bv President Clifton. of Hugh Chal-
mers 10 represent the automobile
manufacturers on the special motor
vehicle industries committee 10 CO
operate with the war industries
board AZ Washington. Mr.. Chalmers
is first vice president and chairman
Of board OF directors OF the Chal-
mers Motor company The directors
unanimously pledged cooperation
and LOYALTY OF the automobile indus
try 10 The government in the present
national crisis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
BOOKS OF
COUNTY TO
Be AUDITED
Probe of All Offices To
Be Laid Before
Grand Jury

Books In every department af'
Wayne county will be audited with
in the next five weeks and the re-
suits submitted TO the circuit court
grand jury This was decided In a
meeting in Prosecutor Charles II
Jasnowskrs Office. Thursday morn
ing. in which committee of grand
jurors and a special committee OF
the board Of county supervisors was
present
The audit will be made indepen.
IDENTIFY OF the present check being
made in the county treasurer's Of
fee. it was announced The pres
ent examination viii require many
more months TO complete and the
information demanded by the grand
jury must be presented before Jan.
z. the last day Of this term OF court
when the jurisdiction of the jury
automatically expires.
Price. Waterhouse q Company, an
auditing concern OF national reputa-
ton, viii be engaged for the work
The representatives will act under
the instruction OF the grand jury
and will 90 over the various books
covering periods specified by the
jurors.
II is nor expected that the spe.
cial inquiry will extend back more
than two years IN any department
Supervisors Schultz, Vernon and
Stellwagen. Grand Jurors Pliny w
Marsh. foreman. and s S. kresge
and the prosecutor attended the
meeting
Judge Codd has granted the re-
quest Of the prosecutor for a writ
of habeas corpus 10 bring Anthony
J.. Kloka. confessed cmhezzler OF
thousands Of dollars Of the county's
fUnds and serving four years IN
Jackson prison 10 Detroit 60 testify
before the nquisuorta1 body He
will be- kopl In tho custody OF The
sheriff during bis stay in Detroit,
according 10 the provisions OF the
writ
Henry 4. Montgomery special In
vestigator for the prosecutor. spent
Thursday morninc in the grand
Wry chamber Armed with volumin-
ous notes hs entered he jury room
at The beginning of the session n
Is thought he is giving detailed in
formation concerning thc under
world situation which he and his
three assistants have been inyesti
catnr during thc la-f three months
When County Auditor Charles A
Buhrer V8s informed OF tbe pro
posed audH of county books he ap-
po1red surprised
I don vant to be- understood
having td that the board of
county auditors wili stand n lhe
way ut ans rp.e.a1 examination ol
fhp books hc said "huI ACCORDING
20 the constitution ot the state and
tho uuhID acts this board has sI-
rreu Hharff in ihi- matter. THE
supreme uur ha aid distinctly
that ihe count, auditors ar6 'U com
pleto chareo gi thr county boqAT
Ttr auditors 1rfr gur .0nnd rhe
rrbf of thr rror. -or- fo aH.h0-z.
the ngfrer. no SlN1 iu William Do
Green fr AmlN treasurer. '0
mbhD.n hm ior fhe -m pUd
prur Watrthou-r a Company or
fhe -pec.e fif ma3t prior to fhe
frm of Elnka
several day as1 n 'erier vas
enf ihr rrns'cHof ASKING Ter 1n
opn W fhe matter several
'rral p4 sHrrs were refctroi tl in
thr letter inf.nied fu show thsi the
auditor na,c firh fo toiasc 90
uay frpi sum fc fhr treasurer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

Georges Shades, 2S years old.
charged with desertion lrom tbo
army WAS taken 90 Fort Wayne
Thursday morning hy federal om
Gers and turned over to -thc ml
tary auihoritioa- Silaies was daft-
ed and ordered to report for 6blp
ment 10 Camp Custer. mt fled and
has been travelling around The c0un
Try Tor several wcrlls l is likely
he viii be cent to Camp Custer and
put M tho army but ID is possi-
bic The military court may deal
more har-tiv with him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
MANY WORKING TO
MAKE S.AMMJES'
CHRISTMAS HAPPY

NEW YORK. Nov Amorican
women in every city and town of
tho nation are working today pre-
pairing i75o.oo0.ooo Christmas pack
cts for Uncle Sans hghtng men
on land md son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
PINIIICO SC'RATCUFS

First--Tatquin Mint Drop
Third-Green Grass. FclicltatiOn.
Fourth h-Torchbearer. corn Tassel.
I'd Roche. Wistful. walnut Hall. Luz
clus
Firth - AmalRamator. Cadillac.
Mother Machrce Onwa. Z0uavc. Hope.
SlNth--Top o. the Wave sky Pilot
sixth raCe--Monomoy.
Seventh Paddy Dear. Cudcle Up,
Capt Ray Soldier.
Weather clear. track fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

Presumably the presence Of q
German fleet IN this location
means Germany has resumed
her naval drive m the Baltic
and IS now about 70 take the
Russian naval fortihoations a.
Svesbors guarding Heisinafors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
LatOnia Results.

First Race--6 furlongs--M r. Dab
ney. 1Qa tk kelsayl .wop; Jack Iiihs lta
connolly aecond. J. walker. III.
CLillcyD third Time. 1913 2-5.
Second Race furlongs Pilsou, 90
(Barrett) won. High Gear. 9S Cru
herl second. sister Susie l02 0Dursch)
third Time 1912 2-5.
Third races fufiOngs, king los
tHunb. won Miss Agnes. i03 lMar-
tin). second Leta 95 tGrubcr), third.
Time. i .15 3-5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
No n ews Available
From LOyalist
Party i
CIVIL WAR MAY
FOLLOW REVOLT
New r e GIN e Would
Make Immediate
Peace With Germans

LONDON, Nov. e.-The MAXI
mallsts domination in Russia on
Wednesday evening had not ex-
tended beyond the city Of Petro-
grad according to authoritative
= Information recclved here tlStn
today. All dispatches were de-
layed. y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
GERMAN FLEET MENACES
HELSINGFORS; ITALIANS
PREPARE FOR LASTSTAND

apparently Withdrew these forces.
Sveanorg is naval forthcatton Of
tnc nst class
LONDON. Nov. taly'- gu
premc. last stand effort 10 stem the
Germanic Invasion was apparently
impending today. Both The enemy
and defending lines have been drawn
face 20 face along the Iivenza
river ondon expected momentar.
Us to learn Of The preliminary battle
of the Iivcuza and that Cadorna's
rear guarus would attempt 10 ad
minister temporary check 90 the
enemy before Withdrawing TO The
nov fully prepared Piava river line.
Swiss dispatches reported that
Cadorna Intended merely 20 delay
the clomy along the LivenZa and
woulj NOT bring hi. full strength
into the battle until The Piave posi-
tions were reached. For nearly two
weeks the Italians have been pre-
pairing their positions along this Wa
terway Presumably the reinforce
ments in men and guns sent by
British and French army stats, are
held along this lire
Rome today mentioned the italian
withdrawal from the Tagliamcnto
as yoluniary. carried oui with pre-
csi0n and q minimum Of loss Ger
tanly thore was none of the pre-
cpianry IN the latest italian retire
mpnt chat characterized the roui
from tho lsouzo positions
LONDON. Nov SA successful
raid southeast Of Armentiercs and
ropulse of TWO enemy attempts to
enter British lines north ~ Roeux
We're reported in tonays Official
statement
The Armenueres raid Was carried
ont by Welsh soldiers at night
Fourteen Germans were captured
and other losses inflicted on the en-
envy The British raiders suffered
light losses
In rcpulsinF the German raid
around Roeux few Germans were
captured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
THE WEATHER

Dctroit nud Nfcinifvs Thursdav
niEht nnd Friday. fairs not much
change in temperature gentle, mod
erntc. Nnrinhfn winds.
Iowcr Wfrhfpaus t'a'r Thur ~dnr
NTH mud Tridnyt Httic chunRr IN
teuspc ratur~.
Upper Iakr-t Ce-fic wiua. mostis
en~t nnd southeast; fate Thur~du,
nirht uud TYidnf
t.ow"r lntc tcntig shi iftIrg Winds b
fair IturSuns nfrhf urh ridas.
vnnAKtA fftff,ftsf. t.ff ms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
THREE BILLION
BUSHELS OF
CORN IN SIGHT

WASHINGTON. Nov. =. The big
war crop Of corn was estimated 90
day az 3.t9t 0S3. 600 bushels by the
agriculture department This COM
pares with 2aS32iGoo0 last y"ar
and 2,75ll6f00p. thc five year aver
age The great potato crop of this
year due mainly 10 last season
shortage AMI high prices. was given
as l39,GSG0p0 bushels. not iuciud
ing S4.727.0e bushels of sweet po-
tatoes, Both are far in excess OF
previous wears
So forecast WAS made ni the prin
cipal cereal crops production rr
naming at last months estimates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

Hi-hr.t temperature thf~ date iu
the pnsf 90 wear. - in frt1i lowest,
2u in it-H urd ts"-.
one fcsfr nnp fofus iiin best tent
pcrntUra. H~G lowest. STA mean, uuf
clear weather.
Ihc sun sets tIhWr~faf 90 SIS y. ma.
aud rises Trldais ~ Tsf1 %. ni.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
DRYS SEEM
WINNERS IN
OHIO VOTE
Official Count Will Be
Needed For Final
Decision

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. g.
Ohio voted dry by a majority OF
.34o votes, according 70 com.
pletely revised unofficial figures
received by the Columbus
Citizen this afternoon.
This total includes the Hamil
ton and Lucas county errors
which gained 1o.53o for the
vets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

LONDON, Nov. s.-The Boishe-
Wiki leaders in control of all com
munication with Petrograd today
formally announced to the world
that they had deposed the Kerenskr
government
In its place the institution OF a
new regime with the policy OF Inn
mediate peace and immediate dis
trfbution. OF all land TO the peasants
WAS declared.
No mention was made in dis
patches received here OF hghtinr.
but II was feared that once again
the streets of Petrograd have been
dyed in blood from struggling fac
tions
The Bolsheviki leaders did not ex-
plain how the alleged overthrow OF
the Kerensky government had been
accomplished except TO assert thar
the garrison and the proletariat's
had forced IN.
All the news from Russia today
was -sided-the only version he
ing that OF the revolving Bolsheviki.
due 10 their control of all means OF
communication.
London had been prepared for an
armed outbreak following Keren.
sky's announcement. received YES.
terday that active measures of
suppresslOn' We're 80 be adopted
against his pacihst enemies on
cials here were awaiting eagerly tho
Kereusky version OF today's happen-
inSs in Petrograd.
Russian officials emphasized that
the revolt is entirely local in char
acter- affecting PeirGgrad usone. In
the capital pacifism has reached its
ETTE1FEr strength. dUG rO aCTTV7fy or
the 3olsheviki Soviet of Workmen
and Soldiers
Dissolution Of the sittings OF tho
preliminary parliament bad been de-
cided upon by Premier Kerensky.
Many Maximalig and Bolshevikl
members OF this body had prcvioms.
~ voted firmly 90 resist the govern.
ments announced attempt forcibly
tc crush out all the Bolsheyiki move
ment
WASHINGTON. Ncv. s.-A num-
brr of cable messages received at
iho Russian embassy today caused
evident concern bu officials refus-
oI fO make ANS statements
The report thai the kefpnskv gnv-
clnmen had been overfhfoWn by
fhs Bolshevihi7 WAS neither con-
Gmed nor denied at The embassy.
The message were evidently of
momculol. muOrt The uor~ later
.f 10 a u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. :. The com
plctc official count viii be necessary
TO decide whether Ohio voted wet
or dry u Tucsday's election.
Despite the discovery OF an error
in Hamilton county yesterday that
gave Che vets 10000 more votes.
the state apparently had voted dry
Ivy narrow marcin about l.Ooo
votes complete unofficial returns ir.
dicatad early todgy
Fear thaf This margin might b.
wiped out by some such error a.
va, dh,ovcted In Hamilton county
was expressed hero
The scerctsry OF state carly toda,
bad bot received complete official
rcmn hni expected them soon
Foth wrt aud dr' leaders We're
non c1nrrual pending more definite
iriHrtdiion
Sis thousand and gfEnfV dVC eTf1on
.ts and f2l wholesale Hquor dead.
tf 100 Ohio beside. numerous brew
fnl disrlars uero today await
ine ,hc official count which viii be
o. lrl fo decide whrthcr or not
Cl ha-@1pna 500 the DIV column
iho amendment. if car-icd. viii
mako Ohio bone On, after March
q. 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
Retreat Being Carried
Out Successfully, Say
Dispatches
SITUATION is
ADMITTED GRAVE

BERLIN, via London. Nov 8.
--Successfui German thanking
operations have cut on the re-
treat Of italian forces between
Tolmezxo and Gemona, and also
the permanent fortifieations at
Monte San Simone, according
60 the official report this after
noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

STOCKHOLM. Nov IA
large German squadron Of war.
ships Is OF the Finnish naval
station Of Helsingfors accord
ing 70 word received today from
Haparanda
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

NEN YORK. Nov. S.-CoI.
too~cNclts automobile. driven bY
his chauffeur. Charles Lee. and
with the colonel a. passcuEer,
ran dawn John Murphy. Of ia
mRira, y. ". this afternoon. The
colonel jumped from his car aud
picked up che Injured man. order
ing his driver 10 hurry 10 RoOse-
welt hospitnL Murphy suffered
several broken ribs. hut hts In
iurie~ are not serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

KEW YORK -Nnv HE steam
shir Rochester. sunk hy a German
submarine. was lac ship that With
the Orleans. FIRST braycd tbe subma
rine zone affair Germany rescindcd
her promises TO She ualted Stdtes
officials o. The Kerr steamship COM
pany asserted here TO-DAY Tho Roch
ester was owned and operated by
This company whom She made her
"trip. leaving NcW York Feb a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

MASHINGTON Nov. s.--A con-
certed effort Go Increase pasnen-
gcr n well a freight rates was
seen in railroad petitions nIcd to-
dag with the Interstate Com
mercc commission. The New
York. New Haven a Hartford Ry.
and the Central of New England
asked an inrreusc In miieage
tnre~ from "a ro 2t2 cents. The
principal southeastern railroads
asked permission 10 raise inter
rhauErnbie mileage" lpas-csrEcr
rates from To- "a cents n mile.
FoNII AND, ore. Nov. S.-Nax
Lucke. former editor of the Port
lnnd Dcut~rh Ieitung. Nah ar
rested ON presidential warrant
tOdBN aud VIII be interned for
the period Of the war. Sincp the
IettunE was Eiispendcd Iuckc hn-
heeu editor Of u Gcrman weekly
here. lie was witness LA the
trial " Franz Bopp In san Fran
Ci~co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08
j. S. SHIP
TORPEDOED;
II PERISH
Four Killed Outright;
13 Missing, London
Announces

LONDON. Nov Torpedoing OF
the American steamer Rochester was
formally announced by the admi-
rally today
Four Of those aboard were killed
and the second mate and 10 others
are missing il was stated. Thirty
one survivors have been landed az
Buncrana and Rossport
The American vessel WAS struck
on Friday, aOd sunk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The
decisive battle OF the Teutonic
drive y ftaly is entering rs first
stages today with maneuVerinq
for position by the opposing ar.
mics. Rome cablss stated
French and British reinforce
rents are nassina back OF the
piaVo river line and heavy ar
tillery is being rushed from the
western front 10 Gen. cadorna's
relief.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-08

MASUINdTON, Nov. S.-A
vase Increase for anthracite min
er- was expected Go he decided on
nf ~ session OF the Joint confer-
cnce of operators and miners here
tonight. The delegates failed to
reach ma agreement either on
higher wages or the penalty
clause In the new contract nt
three hour meeting today.