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The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
81 PERISH
IN TITLES
DISAS
Grand Rapids Man Is
Among Dead AnnOunc-
ed By Government

WASHINGTON. Oct 22..-sixty.
seven lives were lost in the torpedo
ing of the American transport An
titles, it was definitely and Officially
announced today
A partial list Of casualties as au-
nounced officially follows:
Civilian II. II. Gun nlngs emer-
gency address unknown: sergt. Otto
Kleaher. infantry. father Paul Kles-
ber. WouIlisch Strasseh. 1921 Berlin.
Germany. SerRt Otto Miller. infantry.
emergency address. mother, Mrs.
Mary Miller. Nordenhem Oldenbutg.
Germany. Corp Abraham Schwartz
hergh, Infantry. emergency address,
sister Teresa AricO 33S East yhlr-
teenth-St. Sew York city, Private
Roy Cottrel infantry. cmcrGcncy ad-
dress. mother. Mrs Alfred Cuttreil.
Clinton, Indiana Private Lee W. Nel-
SON. infantry emergency address,
cousin. Max J Nowaczvk. 81 Preston
ave- Grand Rapids. Mich. Private
Ernest Egert. infantry. emergency
address. friend Miss Edna Barnett.
332 North forty-fourth-s chioago;
Private Anton Ehrhsrt. infantry.
emergency address, cousin. ChH rles
Ritt Ferry Wharf Newport, r. D.;
Private John Bright. infantry. cncr-
Cency address Mikc Fright. 12ft
Iakc-st Milwaukee: Private Torgan
7 Lock. infantry, emergency address.
friend Flovd Pcarman 4e2 West
Elcventh-st Kansas CITY. Mo. prl-
vatc Carl O. Norsctt infantry. emcr-
Eencv address father. Cart Noreell.
NendcrbrnRhc a. Copenhagen Dem
mark Prlyato Burrtt Hamilton. In
fRntry. emergency address father i.
r Hamilton. Grapcviuc. Tenn. Pri-
vate VIM NJ Faust artillery. rmcr-
grncy address. mother Mrs sarah
Faust stony Creek Mills Pa Pri-
vnte Edward T.. Fchci field artillery
emergency nddres4 unknown. Private
Cornelius j. Mclaughlin. infantry
emergency address friend VIM
Bradley. . Water-ef. Woburn. Mass
Private Nsptoln EohIn. transport
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 22.-French and
British forces In cooperation early
today struck on both sides OF the
Ypres- -Staden railway in a wide
series of local attacks, Field Mar
shall Haig reported.
Our progress was satisfactory"
the British commander-in-chief re-
ported
The French forces co-operated In
attacking TO the left Of the British
For FIVE or six days British artil-
-fgry has been exceedingly active IN
this sector. indicating resumption
OF Halg's offensive. The assault re-
ported early today, however. was
specifically identified by Haig as a
series of local attacks" in contra
distinction to a general offensive
blow
Il was believed here. however.
that this series OF attacks are the
preliminaries 10 another terrific
drive over this whole sector. The
fact that the French participated
was also regarded as evidence that
the great Allied war machine is once
again in forward position.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
CITY COAT.
BUREAU IS
SWAMPED
Says 1t Can Fill Only
Quarter of the Re-
quests Received

Even tho the municipal coal bu-
reau IS doing good work and ls get
ting coal 70 those who are without
any fuel as rapidly as it's equipment
viii permit, and even tho the wealth.
er IS mild, making the necessity for
coal small, Dictator Couzens, his
deputy. W. l. Dunham and others
connected with the bureau admit
they cannot cope with the situation
at present
Coal rs now being sent out at the
rate OF 25 per cent OF the demand.
according to' Mr. Durham MCndav
morning he said that applications for
coal had been received from 2,139
person on Saturday who were ab-
solutely without coal In response
20 these appeals over Sunday and
the first part OF Monday 565 orders
bad been delivered. or about % per
cent
Mr. Dunham said he was having
considerable trouble getting deliy-
erlss on coal even when dealers had
small quantities on hand Parts OF
Detroit are so far removed from the
coal yards that the dealers do not
want 10 take the coal cut. Dealers
who would sell al the yards az the
regular market prices would not de
liver the coal 70 remote addresses.
Most OF those who needed coal did
not have automobiles so they could
go 10 The yards and carry nome a
small supply, and az a result great
deal Of confusion rs resulting
Several large manufacturers have
come 10 the front with offers Of coal
out OF their own private stocks, and
Mr. Dunham says he has in sight
enough fuel TO take care OF about
. coo families. bat as the department
Ia away behind in orders be doesn't
know how soon he can catch up. "
the fuel dictator can get enough
delivery wagons he can send out
1000 tons OF coke. but the delivery
Is the serious question now.
Az n result OF the shortage Of fuel
to keep their plants going, many
builders have shut of operations.
This has caused "A falling or in the
order for bricks 10 such an extent
that II il likely that many 81 tho
brick plants will close up within the
next few days because Of a lack ~
demand for their material II this
comes TO pass tho coal which is ar
irving in Detroit for brick manufac-
turers will be turned over 10 the city
fuel administration for delivery 10
needy customers This amounts TO
about 500 tons a week
John s. Haggerty. of tho brick
manufacturers organization. has
written 20 Dictator Couzcns, saying
that the brick plants are now run
ming at about half capacity and indi-
cations are that they will close down
entirely within short time.
The reduction OF building activ.
tiles in the city. should say, rs
responsible for this condition" he
says "All the brick makers are
etockcd up pretty well believe
am safe IN saying that there are
now 30.00O.000 brick in the Yards of
the various manufacturers In view
OF the suffering thru lack Of fuel the
brick manufacturers by releasing
this amount OF coal. may bc able 10
do something towards remcdying The
conditions here"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Some of DetrOit's
Snake Fanciers QUIT
Business May | Next

WASHlNGTON. oct - The
bench how of the American
Snake Fanciers association
slated for Rochester, y t.. next
January. has been cancelled b..
cause Peter Gruher. snake
king says it's unpatriotic 10
take the scrpcnts away from
their tasks ~ killing food dp
sfro,iug rodents
At army cantonments. 80 has
been found that snakes are bot
tor than cats ror Kidding the
place OF rats and al busy snake
ln % Eranory s worth dozen rat
traps said Gmber lf would
he treason fn deprive the com
frN of ths great source 81 food
conservation and ! am clad tlo
Amrrrn Forestry eoCiaficn
has called attention 90 The value
~ snakes
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
POILUS take ALL OBJECTIvES ON
FRONT 1000 YARDS LONG; HA|G'S men
MAKE 'GOODPR0GRESS' CHIEF REPORTS
TULLER GUESTS
SAY THEY WERE
INSULTED: SUE

James 2 McGregor national sec
retary for the National Tent & AVN
ing Manufacturers association, filed
suit, Monday. in the circuit court
against the Tuller Hotel company
for $4,000 McGregor declares that
while the awning manufacturers
were holding a convention IN the
Tuller in October, 1916, two "house
detectives" entered the room where
he and his wife were sleeping and
ordered them 10 leave the hotel.
The manner of the hotel employees
was loud and boisterous. the bill al
leges, and resulted in attracting
shame and ridicule 10 the plant n
and his wife.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
RUSS FLEET
EL.UDES FOE
SQUADRON SQUADRON
Escapes From Moon
Sound To Gulf of
Finland

LONDON. oct % Bravery OF the
personnel Of the Russian Riga Gulf
fleet has for the time being at least
baked Germany OF the chief benefit
which she had hoped from her great
naval offensive in that section. on
cials today accorded the greatest ad-
miration 70 the feat OF The Russian
Riga fleet in eluding the gigantic
German feet and escaping n bottling
up which had been regarded as IN
evitablo
According 10 Petrograd dispatches
received here today the Russian war
vessels. forced back into Riga Bay
last week by overwhelming superior
ity OF the Germans. slipped thru the
carefully patrolled waters OF Moon
Sound and were safely reported in
the Gulf OF Finland today.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud vicinitYt Monday night
aud Tuesday. cloudy with snow aud
much coIderg lowest tonight about
- degrees fresh northwest 60 north
east winds.
-4----~--% %t+--r---uu- ~UuW NM MUCn n
colder Monday night aud Tuc1daN
with cold wave fuesdas in interior.
pper Lakes superior. strong
northeast 60 north winds with snow
aud much colder MONDAY night md
Tuesday, Michigan. fresh southeast
to east winds becoming northwc-t
Tuesday, snow and coideri warnings
Down except nt E-cnnnbnt Huron. In
cren~lna east winds becoming north
west and strong TurSdnys snow r.ad
northeast.
lower inkest Moderate north to
northeast winds aud rain turning 10
-npw Monday night and Tuesday :
mich colder IMcadny.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
u. S. WILL HAVE
GREATEST NAVY
DANIELS
Secretary Tells Blue jackets
That Will BE One of
Wars Results,
DANIELS

CHICAGO. oct % Seventeen
thousand sailors at the Great Lakes
naval training station today heard
Secretary Daniels declare that "the
United States is going 10 have the
greatest navy in the world 4" That
will he one OF the results OF the
war. Daniels told them. and he add.
ed that "we will have the greatest
destroyer fleet In the world within
lS months"
The slogan that the navy is first
TO fight has had tragic fulfil-
ment." said Daniels. referring 10
the torpedoing or the transport An
TILES, "for the first bloodshed IN
this war has been shed by the
navy
At the lroQuois club this after.
noon. Daniels urged support of The
-UCUHd TsTbertY Loan
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
4WVg 4.WVg.Mg4. " THREATEN
To POISON KAHN

SAN FRANCISCO. oct %
Threats TO turn the banquet tomor.
row night in honor of Congressman
Julius Kahn into poison feast"
such as Jean Crones plotted in Chi
CagO few years ago, have been
received from prominent san Fran.
,isGans IN charge OF the affair. il
wa4 learned This Afternoon
4 s. Circuit George W Morrow
who is Co be toastmastcr at thc
banquet turned over 10 thc federal
secret service men a letter received
hy him which read We will get
y0u by poison or dynamite if you
attend Tho banquet The letter
was written in red ink AZ 'hc top
were tho letters ~ w w" and a.
tho bottom a skull and cross bones
crudeiy drawn
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
PRUDDEN URGES
COAL ECONOMY

LANSING. oct % In a state
ment 10 the people of Michigan,
Coal Administrator w X Prudden
today calls for economy in firing
elimination OF electric signs and
lower temperatures in houses and
working rooms for conS,ryafon of
The states coal
When ! was appointed coal ad
minlstrator made "a list ~ di-irib
auug points he said and bought
500 cars, 20.00Q tons OF coal Tor 80
tribution were most needed
People with more than go days
upply of coal are asked to offer
heir aid m the present crisis
From April 90 September Mr
Prudden has found. more anrara
cite was shipped IN the state this
wear than for the same months last
year
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

There's a real estate boom on in
spain. but Afe4 KarJar, df No 2o2
Has'ingsstc Win not reap Tie
harvest
Two men With Convincing stories
OF the boom met him az Rivard and
Macomb-sts. sunday afternoon and
painted glowing pictures of the
wealth TO be- made by any enter
prislng young man selling lots ~
the warm land OF the Don.
KardaH was pleased with these
pictures and consented TO act AZ
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Tale of Real Estate Boom
In Spain Separates Detroit
Man From His Hoard of $460

chief OF their stan Of statesmen in
sgpaH aAd they went into a nearby
house TO draw up the agreements
IS few minutes later the STRANGERS
departed and, took With them $3.50
that kardau drew from the bank
the day before with the expectation
OF hrynE q store.
Kardau came 90 police headquar-
ters Monday morning. and told his
story with tetrs streaming all over
the police report book. and detec
tives promised % DO all IN their
power TO recover the money.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
LATE NEWS bJLLETINS


LANSING, Witch. oc.. Tile
ports OF incendiarN nrcs iu Hart.
Rochcstcr aud Nuskegon have
brought expressions on the seri-
business of the fire menace from
state Fire Warden Frank Ills
worth Hnd state officials VIII -cnn-
ier or thd prohicm 90 cpmlHattinE
tnrendiariNn.
LONDON. oct 22.=N nriush
naval inquiry ~ to be held fnr
tnNestignflon of the recent escape
80 two Grrmun cruisers from,
German port nnd their consr-
aucnt raid last Mcdne sdns ~ the
Worth sea, Sir t.vorge Gn,e an
"ounced Ia the house 90 commons
fodnN.
The Germans .Rnk two British
dcstfof ~rs Rnd nuuber of
swedish and Norweatan mer-
chantnten uUder CONVOY.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
GRAND JURY ORGANIZES
WITH q MEMBERS AND
is READY FOR BUSINESS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAISES RATES

WASHINGTON. Oct 22-T The ir.
tersiate commerce commission today
permitted the Pennsylvania railroad
so fle without formal hearing in.
creased commodity rates on iron
and steel from points in eastern
trunk line territory 20 destinations
In West Virginia. Pennsylvania aud
ohio end ST. Paul The increases
may be- put into effect on nyc days
notice
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
LAKE SHIPS
REACH COAST
Three Six Thousand Ton
Freighters Arrive In
Atlantic

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-The
first Great Lakes steamships which
were cut in two and taken thru the
Welland canal. are due at the At
lantic seaboard today. according to
information given out at the ship
ping board today.
Three 6,000-ton freighters from
the Great Lakes will soon be IN
government service in trans.Atian-
tic lanes
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
R a c.: s!
Laurel Results.

Second Race miles Carl 139
U.audryl won. Garter 1879 tFcnnessyl
second Jimmy Roy, iil Niowardl,
Third Race g furlongs Miss Brvn,
III tkoOEhl won. a. a. I8sCh. ill
go Efiou). SECOND. NoostheHd. lit.
tE0wan. third Timc- 1-l4 2-t
Tirst Race furlnngs LlllLlLa-
T771 T6F t-HuftIuverl. won. Iim
H0py. 1if tBuNfHnl. second Aztec,
~ tKeuEhl. third Time. : .in
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Highest fempcrnturc this date IN
the past 90 ycar~. 20 IN ipOti lowest.
~ in tSST.
ono yenr ago todayt Highest tenn
pcrnturr. tSi lowest, 3Gg mean. al
clear weather.
Thc sun SETS Monday ~ $50 -. m.
and rises Tuesday nt Gg5t ". va.
The moon sets Mondns M t0t5t y.
m.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Won CAPELLE
STILL IN POWER

AMSTERDAM. Oct. % Kaiser
Wilhelm has not yet accepted the
resignation OF Admiral Won Capello
a. minister of marine, according 20
The Berlin volks-Zeitung today.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
LAInrI. slnNTCmre

IITef InFIII0nl Nh HHrH II" no.
second -GalRr Nittr ounce.
Third sixteen tU one. sweep In
H.
Fourth-Top o the MORNING Tip-
pitts Witchrt Niltmnn
Firth Miikwan TNfant
sixth Golden R4ntnn foo Finn
Seventh Brother Jonathan. ia
RnuH t'ffIern
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Series of Local Blows
Directed Against
Foe Line

PARIS, Oct. 22.-"AiI obJec-
tiVes" were gained by French
troops attacking on a front OF a
thoueand yards to the left OF the
British line in Fis1ders, the war
office statement announced to-
day.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

IIrqt- OLGA i'rffnNf.
Third Srucr
Fourth sands of ricasure riatt
tispovia
sixth-rcrbert Temple. Htack Frost.
Big Fellow
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Admiral Won Capelle resigned
about i0 days ago. following bitter
ness aroused in the reichstag over
The charge that he revealed the
news OF a German naval mutiny for
political purposes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
Prince Held ~ United states

FTITI0 TFTU ~ D0Itcu otaW5
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.--AftaT hav~
ing spent "a hours under arrest by
federal officers, Prince Michel Ron
Gakow formerly military attache
IN The russian diplomatic service.
was released today. The authorities
refused 20 explain The prince said
90 was ali 'au unfortunate accident"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
BABE NEAR
DEA 7 H IN
LAUNDRY
Found Hidden In SOiled
Clothes Ready For
Boiling Vat

A tragedy Was narrowly ayertcd
Monday morning wien a wagon-load
OF soiled laundry. about TO be thrown
into a vat Of boiling water in the
West Side Laundry copnany plant
No 707 Dix-ave.. was found 10 con
tain a three months-old baDy.
Police headquarters was "A scene.
of excitement when Mrs. George
Cole. OF No. COS Artillery-ave.. called
Inspector Mccarthy and in a voice
trembling with emotion. told him
her baby had been kidnapped from
her front steps.
While police wore a. the house
searching for some cue 70 the child.
the laundry man returned with the
baby. safe. sound and asleep.
Mrs Cole explained thar every
Monday morning she placed a bas-
kef OF soiled linen on the steps for
the laundry man 10 collect Monda
she placed he baby on top or tne
laundry for a little airing The baby
worked its way down under q sheet
and when The collector arrived. ho
picked up the basket. tossed laun.
dry and baby into heap OF linens
in the wagon. and drove on
On arriving A. The plant. tho
whole load was placed on the floor
preparatory 10 being thrown into a
vat Someone began TO sort the pile
and the BABY. which up 30 tina time
had been sound asleep awoko and
began 20 hoNl
II was quickly pulled from a mass
NJ sheets and shirts and wa found
90 be unhurt The employer were
mystifod as 20 tho identity OF 'le
baby The man who had collected
INC pile. however. solved the prob
lem by locating tho laundry parE
On the bahy's shirt and drove back
10 the house with tho child IN time
to save its mother from hvsterin
Hoy scout viii visit YOU this
week If you've bought a hond-buy
another n YOU haven't now's the
tim ADV
Colonial Woodward 4 smiley Great
est of AT vaudeville i5-l $3.50 SOC --Ad.
Family WnshinEs 7c per N. Mas
snchusetts Laundry Co. unin 3o02--
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

Hoy scout viii visit YOU this
week If you've bought bond buy
another n YOU haNeut--now the
time ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22
A Great Advertisers Example

Liberty Bond Ad of Literary Digest ap-
peared in the four English dailies of Detroit,
upon the presumptiOn-nO dOubt-that every
one of these papers is read by patriots.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

colonial, Noodwsrd 4 shley -qreat-
Family WnshtnEs Tc per N. Mas
snchusetts Laundry Co. Nnin 3n02--
The Detroit times., 1917-10-22

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-Sixty.
seven lives were lost in the torpedo
ing of the American transport An
titles, it was definitely and officially
.pro,troo1 t,Ja,r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank those who so kind,
remembered Us in our bereavement ans
also those who gave the beautiful iow
ers
Mrs. Ellen Martin,
Mr.. snd Mrs. B. L lane,
Harry Martin, jr.
William Martin.
Miss June Martin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17
TALK OFTHE TOWN

| The d. NJ Miles Coal Co. has added tt
their delivery vehicles a new auto truck
The truck was put into commission the
| first of the week.
Miss Dorothy Fleet of Cambridge
Mass, came yesterday to visit her aunts
Mrs. Susan Jones and Mrs Hattie Waite
of Eastern avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson and Miss Marion
Martin, who had been spending two
weeks with relatives in Alburg and Can
ada, returned home last night.
George Milne went TO Graniteville yes
terday and began work in the Boutwell,,
Milne & Varnum quarries. Mr.. Milne ex-
poets to familiarize himself with the
quarrying business by beginning at the
foot of the ladder and working up.
Notice to the policyholders of the Mas.
sachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.:
Messrs. Gauld and Robertson, Aldrich
block, Barre, VT, win on and after this
date collect all premiums now due com
pany, and will attend to all claims in
connection with the above company
Phone 64lW. August 10. 1917.
Alexander Ironside of Ayers street,
who returned this morning from Rut-
land, where he has been attending the
state federation of labor meeting. stated
to-day that the district board of appeals,
of which he is member, plans to meet
in the state capitol Monday evening at
$3.50 o'clock Thus far little has been
done by the board in the way of hearing
appeals from the various county registra
ton boards, but Mr.. Ironside is author
ity for the statement that the board has
not been idle the while and that when
the appeals are taken up the members
will be engrossed in their work for some
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Munsing underwear at Abbott's.

uHutINedT III aUDOll
Free engagements with your develop
ing and printing at Russell's. Ask us
George Hight of West Topsham was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
Mrs. James Henry of Williamstown ar
rived in the city to-day to pass the week
end with friends.
Mrs. Addie Mason left the city this
afternoon for st. Johnsbury, there to
pass several days with relatives.
Miss Cecilia o'Herin of Graniteville be-
gan work to-day as stenographer in the
Office of the Presbrey-Coykendall Co.
Mrs. Orreste Boffino and isdo Boffino of
Maple avenue leturned yesterday after
an outing of four weeks at Woodbury.
pond.
Ernest NJ Hutchins, who recently re.
signed his position in the Smith & Cum.
ings store, has completed his duties
there.
Ralph Bolster, who has been employed
in town during the summer, left this
morning for his home in Weston, where
he viii visit for few weeks.
Repairs are being made to the heavy
scales used in the NJ. & w. R. freight
yard and to facilitate the work of adjust.
ing the underground mechanism, the
platform and standards were removed
to-day.
Notice to the policyholders of the Mas
sachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.;
Messrs. Gauld and Robertson, Aldrich
block, Barre, Vt, will on and after this
date collect all premiums now due com
pany, and will attend to all claims in
connection with the above company
Phone 64lW. August 10, 1917.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

TO RENT-A 5-room tenement at IS Mer-
chant street; inquire at So Merchant street.
13itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

WANTED AT OMEGA competent ward
maid; apply mornings at Heaton hospital
Montpelier. VT. lsItf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

FOR SALE CHEAP-A secondhand top
buggy also Sunny Glenwood range: inquire
of N. G. Blanchard, Camp street, phone
l66-ll. 1878
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

WANTED-Surfaeing machine operator for
outside machine Barclay Brothers, ISItf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

slaughter in connection with the death
of Mrs. Cora Duprey of Vergennes, was
taken to vergennes Wednesday for pre-
liminary hearing. Mrs. Duprey is said
to have died of injuries received when
she was struck by an automobile driv
en- by White He was returned to Ad-
Olson county Jail last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

wANTED--At once, fresh eggs apply a,
Hotel Barre. 1917
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17

WANTED-At once. competent kitchen
girl; apply at Hotel Barre 131tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-17
Barre Town Quarantine Notice.

All children in Websterville under l6
years of age are quarantined on their
own premises until further notice The
churches in Webstervile are also closed
until further notice, and all churches in
Barre Town are closed to Websterville
people until further notice.
Per order Board of Health.