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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Jtal. GeianSter iiber
21abriinoser3 r3altiln9!
SeIdrei6t bic Giui6rGnfnngen Der
Staliener nnO er,nnbnt Nmeri.
fnner anr Spariamfeit.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
ggdf6ington, 9 g., IL. g}oo
8uberiidt in gtneritoS 6dbiQfeit, oie
2e6en8u1itteIiituotion at linoerh iIt
in einem 9riefe BON @rof Mocdi oi
GeIlere, 6es itolieniI6en @eion0ten
in @of6iugton an 0ie g}abrungSu1it.
tel &erlpaItltng ousgeiproden. Qie
ongeborene @eniigionfeit Ser ito.
lieniiden aoIonien in 2Lmerifa, iogt
er, niir0e Ser Station biel beIfen bel
ibrem Sample fir @erebtigfeit un0
3enlofrotie.
.Gcine Station" 70 ihreibt er,
,fonn beiier ais Stolien Die Sdipie-
rigfeiten beriteben bic Serrn &oo-
ber gegeniiberiteben. SS5talten bat
sen @c8 Der 9pfer bor0e8et6net, in,
Oem c8 ieine 8eb0lterltnq ouf 9fos
tionen iebte un6 id(ieBlith oud Die
GoI0aten an Der 8ront Der @rnIt
0ieies 0pfers fam bon ben Ser.
Staoten tpobI beritoroen tueroen.
Cine Station, 6ie qerp06nIidl 6a8
minimum bon s5leiid fonIurniert,
fin6et iid MIN 8pet Gage in Der
ISOLDE o6ne 6IeiIh, pdBren0 Die
3uferration oltf 171a l1n8en i'm
Monat pro Gerion ongeiebt nlrbe.
anoere notpenoiqe 8eihrdnfun9en
itno e6cnio in ben 9}otionen bon
8rot rn6 @}ocoroni genla6t pors
oer.
Cine Station Sic ioIhe MoBnobs
men ongenon1men bot, lit nobl por.
bereitet Den @ert Der 8lane Der
Ser. Gtaaten 3ltr Gr6aItung Der
glabrung8nlittel 3lt berIteben 1tnb
lit bon Der g}otlpen0igfeit it6er5ettqt,
0ie cine prompte uno boaitdnoige
3ltian1menorbeit nit Serrn &oober
bel Der 0urhfiibrlng Der getoalti.
gen 2(rbcit fir 0ie Station uno sic
glrnfeen erbeiiht.
Y0}t Ser froftboIlen 3uiolnlnen-
orbett aIler Die in 0ieiem 2on0e
mobnGn miro cine 5ufrieoeniteQenoe
20iung 6ieier 5rage, Der grndbrung
Ser @ett, erreift ner6en, unb ih
bin qapiB, 0uB bic auoGitdt Ser
Sporiantfeit uno @eniigidrnteit, Die
fir oie itolienii6en aoIonien in
2tnerifo doratteriItii6 it, ii6 oI8
Elm GROCER 8orteiI fir oieie8 2ono
in ieinem grpBen uno e6len aonlpfe
fir 0te genainiaule 5ade Der @e.
redtigfeit un0 3en1ofratte erueiien
miro. (@e3eidnet) Gonte Mtocdi 0i
GeQere, itolieniiher @eianoter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
&treuStDS SADIE
ld)tiut Oerlorerl III itin!
Don Icincn Offt5ieten unS 1ltannIdaftct Dcfs
laIien, fliibtet 1ssremskp ais al1atrcic pers
kleiSet aus Ieinet 1lnt9ebMn9.
Die Yoli6cpihi fii9ren Sen 2ld9tftunSensGaS ein'

er AIT mir, sic boben mid berrdfen.
coSbre aoiafen idgen, iie tper0en mid
berboften uno uti6 ben WSatroItn
ausIiefern. ga, iagte id9, nnriiber
miro iebt geipr06en. @s bat ben
QlnIdein, ME tpenn man fir sic ipe.
mig Spn1patbien Begt."
Sinh Die Sffi3iere berielber Del.
nung?" fr1gte er.
$50 lnutete oie g[ntiport.
.g8os ioI idb tim? SolL i'd Sel6it.
moro begeben2"
.gFoI8 sic Elm ebrIider Iaona
ftto, oann iper0en sic fid inter
ser ipeiBen Slaege nod Betrogra6
bege6en un0 Dor ben 9teboIittiondren
erideinen, mo- Sic OILS Saapt Der
Ofegierltng NIT ibaen Derbatodn
fonnen."
aerensfb milligte oud oftfnnes
elm, berfdmaro ieoo6 ipdter uls g1a.
troie berfleioet,
g8aIbington, II. Sob. -@eitera
befan6 fib 8etrogr10 INNER nod
inter Ser aontroGe Der golibibifi
un0 sic ri1iiilt6e Situatiot lit eia
98irriaI. Qieie unoffiaielle gaadri6t
errei6te beitte iiber Stodbolm Die
beige 9fegiertng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
ScrSert Stbttts
fir 1tie6tkitilpfer!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
II, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1919
Noat, IL. Sob. Der gatifan licb
geitern ben pqpItLi9en @eian0ten III
8ien 1trlo Ndinhen ssnitrliftioneu
3ltfou1nlen, Ialtt pelhen fid3 oieielben
an Die beioen SerrIder nit 0em gr-
iuden bnB ioipobl oelltihe, nlS aud
0Iterreibiihe 3ruppen angelpieien
tuer0en, Die gfedte Der 8ibiIbeb0lfe-
r,tnq SStaIians ST. reipeftieren. ge-
ion6eres @erpidt miro oarouf &c.
legt, 6oB 5rauen, ain0er, 0titelie-
Ser oes &lerus, ipiuie ou6 8oipitaler
unb Giraen bon Angriffen beridont
blciben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Iurucgiide StaOte bopfottieren
9eutidllnnN.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
IL, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919 ......
G5riitionia II. 9}oo.-Qia Gi,
0ens Gngn iogt, ooB Ser normegiiAe
28oiierpereit cine Reiolution onges
bobe, Die eiuen oo(litdn0is
gen @opfott 8eltti6lan08, 0euti6er
5d)iff16rt 0eS oeutIden @an0el8
uno ser 0eutiden @itrqer in glor-
meqen proflonliert. Der @oriiber Der
9ereiniguug iogte, 0uB, menn beltts
iben Sdifien Der6oteu mitroe, in
81 berlu0en ltn0 alt83us
Io6en Die 9robibition auf Gtport
ner0en fonnte, un0 0aB,
menn aeutiden @irgern 9to6rungs.
mittel beriUeigert mer0en piir0en
Iie bol6 0a8 2an0 berlaIien piir0en.
60 piir0e 0aS 2eben bieler normes
oiiher Seeleute nidt ben ieBigen
@eia6ren ou8geieBt peroeu. glebn-
li6e 9feIoIutionen ipIr0en in atoeren
5td0ten 9}oriDegert5 angeuomuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Cmu6a fiir Determinations -6Oipital
in Qlnsiidlt genummcu.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
IL, as required by the act of Oct. 8,
1910 ~. ".
gSoi6ington 9. 6, II. g}op. -
Syn Sriegsont 5irfitliarte 0a5 @e-
ril6t, 0oB Gmoba lUobrideinlif ul5
Der SiB filr eine5 Der gefonltrut.
tions 6oipitdIer, bic fir berlplln.
oGte SolOoten mo Secleltte einaerih.
.tet mer0en ioIlen ou5geiudlt Dsrnen
miro.
5omobl Sort groof nie Sort
CmuGo fin0 int Geporteuent De5 Sc
urrolar5te5 inter ernitcr GrlD0guug.
Gicie 2lngelegenheit mar ieit cinigen
Utonutcn Dor Dem @Guerolar3t, bod
wurOe iie nidt ior5iert, neil e3 ncr-
laltcte, 0oB bic 9age fir Die 9cfun.
itrltftious9oipitdler bereit5 entidicoen
morOen mar. IS geiBt num- 0aB
0muba beiou0ere 9ortelle iilr ,eiH
ioldJe9 &oipitoI gobe lm0 ben 9e-
unttcn 0e5 4riegsunucs bon Der
CmaDagr delegation icgr enlpfoblen
lpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Seeoefed6t attf Scr
P0bc BON Pel0cI6ltO!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
IL, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
2on6on II. g3ob.-9ie britii5e
Ion1irolitdt nel0ete beltte, 6oB lei1-
tie britii6e 5eeitreitfrdfte nnf Der
66be bon SeIgolan0 nit Ieihten
Oetttiden Decentralization 5niarnuten.
itieBetL ibnen Elm @efeht Lieferten
uno iie 8ur GIudt 8pangen. 9as
@efedt fono beltte 3u friiber gaor.
genihtnoe ftatt. 9ie 9elttfhen aogen
iid 5uriid. Sic pltr0en bon ben
8riten idarf berfoIet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
lpalSbtanS ferScrt
IL 11tenI9snopfcr!

qrGcn0atc q. s, II. gtop Q}ci
oer 8ef1npfung eines groBen 8olo.
6ron0eS, Der bier ipdbreno Der LETT
Ten bier Gage mHtet, muroen 5lpolf
M1nner bel ibren 2lr6eiter bon ocn
6loumen ubgeibnittcn un0 Der.
brornten bel leben0igem 2ei5e,
trob6em 300 ibrer QoQe0en nit
itier ilbermenifIider 2tnItrengung
an i6rer 9iettltng orbeiteten. Q&on
lit Der gniidt, 0oB Die 8erllngliiften
nit ioldem Gifer in Der gefdm-
pfuna 0es granoe8 bertieft maren
oaB iie nidt benlerften ais Tie bon
oeu 6laulmen um5iugelt nur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
6ein @orbe6alt Der 8reisduOsrund
bel GoGlenDsrtnnf.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1910
8aibington, . g.. IL. 9Ioo
Der Gobleuaominirator @nriielo Der,
BOT aoblenbertGufern mo @roB1or0-
lern &oble au 4}reiieu aoie gedn-
bert iper6en touuen". 3u berfnufen.
9tle gertduie uiiiien bon ieBt an
gum Regieriingspreiie obne aenoe,
rInoaborbehaIt oertauit iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
GaitnSa ifttertticrt
lilt9crii6ert paitcr!

aitdener, Ont, II. geob. Sieii.
ae geb6rben perbafteten Sen bon
lltico, g g., fon1nettoen 8aitor s.
Q. STERLING, Der fiir bier eSabre Der
Seeliorger Der ct. 95eters luther.
iden Stride mar. Gr ioa ongeblidj
big SIR 8eenoignng oes arieaes in.
terniert per0en. Sier 8irfuIieren @e.
rDdte, onB er benz 5ein6 0es Can.
0es fiuon3ieIle Silie angeoeiben Iieb,
bod neigert iidl Die 9eborOe, ben
mobren @rltno ieiner 8erbaftltng BE.
tannt 5lt geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Seiterrci6er uesen GatriDtismns
eridllageu.

8irginia, @dnu., II. 9tob. Saul
2lIar, feline 6rau rno 95olIl Srepitb,
Gciterrei6er, nuroen pd1renO Der
gtaht bon 9onnerstng ouf Greitog
mabrerlD oes Shlafes noh gnnobme
Der geb0r0cn bon 2anosleliten NIT
einer glrt eridIogen, neil iie sSrei.
bcitsbon0s uno Oas Rote SErelts
areu5 untcritiibt bobef. g(uf Dem
aiitentiid mnr0e cine 9eoti5 borge.
fun0eu, oie In freier lleberiehuna
etpa 70 Iaiitet: Dies lit iuos iEr
oaiur erb1lt, 0aB ibr eegen Sen Gli.
ier iriO. SIR babt 5rau 9ioten arels
beigeitencrt nn0 ba6t eeiagt, Dob
Der aaiier 5lu Sole ee9en tonne.
Sudlt nidt nod uns, 0enn ic0er, Ger
Sas tut, erbdIt oieieIbe 9ofis =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
gInit0tinn I'm 9eiLnnn in G6inn.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
IL, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
3ofio, II. g}op. g}od elmer ge.
peide aus 8efing, Die BON Der 8ei-
tuuq gddi g}idi Derofieutlidt puroe,
lit Die gieiignotion 6es greniers
Iuon Gbi Sui non Gbino ouf Die
@eubelebung Der oIten 2Igitotion fir
cine 3eilnng Gbina5 in 9ioro uno
Suo auriidsufiihren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Glnbin neitorben.

&oris, II. 9ton-glnguIte Ro0im
Ser beriiGnltc iran3oiiitbe 8iloboler,
lit berte frilb eiuem &luoenleioen er.
leaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
II, as required by the act of Oct. 3,
1919
gctrogrob, t6. Sob. (8eripdtet)
- 8lutige Sample folgten bellte ben
8er6on0lungen ii6er bo8 3uiton6es
fonllnen elmer MISUNDERSTANDING.
aerensfp8 2lufentbolt8ort 1T nnbe.
fonttt.
8erban0lungen 8iptiden 0en 5iib-
rern Der 0}orinloIiiten 1nO 0erjeni'
gen Ser getndBigten So8ialiiten iino
gegenipGrtig i'm @ange. Gor 0ret
Eagen tpur0e Ser 9lan zines lteber-
pinfonlnlenS 8nii6en oen betOen Sat
tionen unterbreitet. 9ie 8olibebifi
o0er l2arimaliIten bo6en etnen Still.
iton0 in ben 8erban0lltngen berbei.
oefitbrt, in0em ie neitgebenoIte Ser
tretltng o((er poIitiihen 6oftionen in
Dem Nliniiterillm Der bedbiidtigten
Hegierun8 berlan8ten.
8etroqroo un0 ltngebun9 tDoren
beltte nod 0en bIltti8en &dnpfen Der
leBten Gage i'm oIlqenleinen rnbig.
gie ber3peifeIiten Sample uitroen
BEL @otibina ln0 3iarSfoe Selo
olt8gefo6ten. 9ort fon3entrierte See
ren8fD 0rei aoiafenregimettter ltno
3oblrei9e Gan8erottonlobile. 8ret
3age lang fdr1pften Die Srttppen Der
QrobiioriIhen 9fegierlng ge8en Die
8pllbebifi nit nedieln0em @rfolg.
greinlal me6lelte 8iar8foe Selo iei.
nen Better. Die Goiufen, beIier
0i83ibliniert un0 betpaffnet ol3 Die
goIibeoifi, gIi6en onfdngliA bier
our6 0en Nahteil ibrer gerrngeren
3a6l aus. g8ie0erboIt griffen lie
NIT groBer 8apferfeit an unb erobcr-
ten berloren gegangene StelIungen
3uriif. SdlieBIid ober iDuroe ibncn
cine 10 8oblreide &ruppenmodt ge.
geniibergeitelt, 0oB iie ii6erDQltigt
mur6en un0 ii6 ergaben.
Gie gr6Bte @cfabr in &etrogrob8
3ufunft liegt in Ser 9robung Ser
8a6nongeItellten, ooB ite itteifen
poIlen, Die geiebte 6riit lauft om
5ant8tag ab.
Gur6 iunere Streitigfeiten bereits
8etriiien, piir0e cine 8ro6le8ung
o(ler 9o6nIiHien Die 8efor0errng
bon QebensllitteIn nod 6ieier 5ta0t
ste iofortiqe l1Iinlnlite g}otlage
id5affcn. Ston lett iino Die 9reiie
Scr 9}oDrng8mitteI ouBer Dem 8e.
reid ser 9ur6Ifnittsbiirgcr.
@inen1 gerift 8ufoIge babetl in
einen @cfeht in meIhem Die 8ol-
ibe0ifi gote @aroe guerou0robsfa
erobcrtc, Die &eren8fp 3ruppen 1900
0}orn berIoren; eS noren oieIe8 olle
aoiofert fDGbrcn0 Bic @erIuIte Der
9}arinoIiIten itd nur ouf 200
Wfnnn beliefet.
Gie 3rotsfD.2enine @egierttng bot
0o8 Q[dtIttnoengeieb in ollen SSSns
ouItrie3neigen eingefiibrt uno ale
g2od)torbeit obqeid)offt olBer in Sal.
len in lpelden e8 iib Inn Die natio.
male gerteioigung bonoeIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
@afaana in Der sta6linNmtrie.

ss5r ser eriten 9dlfta Oe$ SSobre5
lparen 6ie 3uitdnoe in Der Giieuin
outrie 0e5 Son0CS iDe0er normal
nod 3ufricoeniteIlenO. @cn audi
Die 9unOearegierlng bon sen ibr aes
gebencn auBerorOentliden @}ad]tbe-
iuqniiien @cbralId eenadt ulo 0enl
iogenonnten Stabltritit ben 6ehne.
ban0idub ms 8eiidlt geporfen eat
Onrd 6eitiesung Der 8reiie, 10 iin0
GsOrtiehurln nlii 6eite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Gercnsf8 bcrlaIIcn.

Getrogro0, 16. 9fob. (N2ittoQ8. -
8on 6en neiIten ieiner Sffi5iere Der.
IoiIcn unO tutIGdlib sen 8efebI er.
6aIten0, iih 0en 8olihebifi 5u erge.
ben entging aerensfB 6cu 8aden
bic no6 ibm ouSgeidift fpltr0en
pn0 lit beridmun0cn General OUT
bonin bat borldufiq Ben 0bcrbefcbl
Ser acrefsfD Streitfrdftc, meIde
fijr3Iih bel giorafoe Sclo 9eIbIa9eu
pur0en ilbcrnollunelt
General arosuoff, bormal8 Be
ie6lsbo6cr unter &erensfD, uno mel-
der Bltiunla1en NIT olloeren @fitQlie.
Bern 6cs Stabc8 Oes @}iniItarprGii.
0entcu berboftct noroen poren lit
iciner &oft entlaIIcn noroen unO
5par ouf Den @rltn0 bin, bob CT
MIR 6ie 9efebIe ieines Gorgeiebten
au8gCfii6rt bnbe. @cncral aras-
noffs @crtdlt il6er sic 5Iudjt aerens.
fms 6eitGtigt, ooB ar DernuIlnntt ents
fIob.
92odOem acrcn$fp in aenntrtis
qeictt mor0en mar, 0oB lid Ieine
0fH5icre qegen i'm qelpon0t 1otten,
uno OoB ieiu Gutppen 0oron marcn,
ibn 5t berIoiien, mar er pillens,
nah getro9rd6 5u fonunen; oIs man
aber oabei mar cine @ade fiir ibn
ausYtna6len berihuano er ipurlos.
.glu I gtobenlber (neue 3eit.
rehmue If. gtooember) noduittogs
8 ltbr, iprah idl I'M Soltptquartier
0e8 GberfohrmanOieren0e Dor. lag.
te General arosnoff. o@r ibien ner-
hos uno oufgeregt. General. iagte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

ssifr Smdbo uno flmgeeeno: SeiliueiIe be-
m6Iff un0 fGIter belte oben0 ino Soiurtng.
eSilr gsebro8fa: g(Hge1iein id)on beitte nbeHb
uno Sonntog, fdlter beitte abeno uuo I'M ertre.
men Often Sonntog.
sir Soma: Ofegen beiite abeno, Scnutag
teilmeile beiD0lH uno fdlter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Dab TIN gerbdItnis mebr Gutfhe ibr eigenes
Seim bciiscn ais glnaeb6rioe nnOerer ga.
tionen.
User 6esbnlb @ritn6ftiide, &daier, Q16en
ino Sarmeu au oerfaufen Bat IOlte Dies in
Der Gribiine anoeigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

5ilFe i'm Nusrge.
a0nbou, II. gsOO.-Ger F4 TN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Gon0on II. 9tob. = General gll-
Ien6ps britiide Iruppen itebcn jebt
Orei 0}eilen bon s5affa entferrt. Die
Sta6t 9omleb 2uoo. orei @ciIen
BON synffa, pur6e Dem @roboOen
gleid gernudt.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
STOCK MARKET
TAKES SLUMP
Weakness Quickly Follows
Optimistic Opening
Prices

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
The weakness which DEVELOPED al
midday In tnday's STOCK market was
the logical result Of an over.indul.
conce IN optimism by the traders I'm
the nrst hour While BUSINESS was
~ all times light. prices. were bid
up quite sharply in some cases
Gains 81 fraction 10 a point or
more were made in the steel. ship.
ping. equipment and certain special
~ issues. The copper shares were
weak and the sugar stocks were at
first inclined 20 hc reactionary on
price fixing. but the selling Was very
limited Losses were considerable
in the munitions group. a few sub
stantial selling orders were put in
Just before noon. United states
steel lost over point
Trading continued dull 10 a de.
gree business in bonds also was
restricted and changes were slight
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
iHOMAN,ILL,
SEES GANG
STAY MATE
Anthony D'Angelo Is
Shot To Death In
Presence of Wife
TRAGEDY is
QUARREL SEQUEL
Victim Wounds One
Member of Attack
ing Party

Anthony DAngelo. 96 years old.
was shot 10 death In the kitchen OF
the home OF his fRther.in-law. 10
seph Abbate. No. l04 Jay-st.. Sun.
day afternoon. and Anthony Gu.
senzs, p years old, OF Flint. the al.
legged leader OF the gang that killed
DAngelo. is in critical condition
in Receiving hospital from bullet
wounds inflicted by DAngelo after
being MORALLY wounded.
Cuseza was shot twice thru the
abdomen. and was found by the
police in the yard in the rear OF the
Abbate home. Six men were later
arrested by squad OF patrolmen
under Inspector Sprott in saloon
at Rlvard and Mullett-sts. where the
police found sawed-off shot gun.
two automatic revolvers. long
range rife. and several rounds OF
ammunition. These men were later
released
Witnesses declared that three OF
the five men In the gang that slew
D'Angelo had attempted TO carry
Cusenza away but had dropped
him. The last member OF the gang
drove away in IN automobile the
men had left az the curb. The police
found this car but could not locate
the owner Anthony Marable. No,
l45 Mullett.st The shooting 4 OF
DAngelo was planned In the saloon
where the six men were arrested.
according 20 the police.
Mrs. Mary D'Angelo. wife OF the
slain man, told the police her hus-
band was feeding her as she lay Ill
In bed when the five men broke
down the door which he husband
had barred az the gang appeared.
and fred az him with revolvers con-
cealed beneath newspapers and
handkcrChiefs. DAngelo turned
when the first shot was fred and
blazed away with his revolver.
my husband said he had had a
quarrel with them early in the aft
ernoon. and they had threatened TO
get him " said Mrs. DAngelo.
The police have been unable TO
find motive for the quarrel but II
is thought 10 be an aftermath OF
the police raid OF the Sicilian quar-
ter Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
LOITERING LAW
FAILS TO REACH
RESORT HABITUES

Justice Heston Monday morning
refused TO sign warrants for men
nabbed in raids on resorts when the
charge brought against them was
lettering" because the men are
well known in business circles and
do not come under the law which
provides that any one may be ar
rested II he has no lawful means Of
support
There is no use taking these men
under this law said Justice He's
ton All they have 10 do is TO
prove they work and they have to
be discharged They are just TAX
ing up the courts time and con
viction can never be secured in
their cases.
The lettering law works in many
cases and Is good for some people
But the police department is trying
10 spread the law too far. and they
cannot secure convictions"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27

Neuhsuer rs. same.
John 0wua. a. Detroit sofia Trail
in. %. Wyandotte-
Samuel Mcdonald. IS. Detroit.
Lucy IL sullivan. 81. same.
John, I. KoIloNskh p, Detroit.
Mary Ranak ~, Same.
Harry G., Motzner. 26. Detroit;
Mamie Kulick %. same.
John Sellinger 20 Detroit. Eliza
beth Weber, "a, same.
Edward j. Kulka. %. Detroit,
Romaine Kasmierskl. %. same.
Earl Thckaberry. 2s. Detroit.
Rachael Holford. 81, Dearborn
Henry Suhr. IS. Detroit Ida RI
ward. "a. River Rouge.
Kenneth T. Beck. %. Detroit. Cath
crime O'Brien. 81 same.
Mike simon IS. Detroit; Cassie
John rolls. 80. Detroit, Cora A.
stetman. S2. same.
Rober; GreenwaId. IS. Detroit;
Marie Gnringer. .. same.
william Stspleton. 20. Detroit
sylvania White. II. same.
ton. 10. same.
Andrew T. Haggerty. %, Detroit,
Violet J WillouRhby. n same
John A. Grant. rs, Detroit: Rose
Hermann %. ". Va.
ANGEL Goldman. -. Detroit, LILLIAN
Charles H. Doris. IS. Detroit. Eva
9. Nickers, 25. same.
Joseph rroe. %. Detroit. Elizabeth
Jones. %. same.
Douglass f. powrie. 2s. Detroit
Pearl Bastien. IS. same
John Trusnmer. IS. Detroit, Anna
Hubert. 26. Highland Park.
Reuben Akerson. p, Detroit; Mar
garet Mcdonald, 81. same.
Joseph Whims. Jr.. %. Detroit
Erhy Mccain. u. Rochester. Mich.
Haskell r.. Brunde. -. Detroit
Eleanor G. DeBray. 10. same
Earl Miller. ~. Detroit; Rosa
Angus. rs. same.
Arthur Cites. 80. Detroit; Rebeccs
Yeats. rs. same.
Thaddeau c. szyperski. rs. Detroit
Catherine Zielinski. Is same
George \. Grovelle. 81. Toledo
Ohio, Lillian n, Ferguson. -. same
AlonIo McColl. 30. Detroit, Fannie
NJ. Sims. H. same.
Willis - Anderson. 81. Detroit
Menette Powell. rs. same.
I,eiberman. %. same.
Peter sochocki. 20. Detroit, Sophia
Baranka, 10, same
Harry ID. Clark. e5. Northport
Mich. Esther l. Bury, %. Detroit
Edward Cain, Dayton, o.. Anna
Ray ". satey. 2s. Detroit; Haze
Snyder. -. Farmland. Ind
Salvatore Sciafnno. 80. Detroit
Rosa +. Bennett. 80. same
Eugene Scott. 80. Detroit, jennie
Jones 81, same.
Louis j. Riha. 25. Highland Park
Eliza beth Burian, 25. Detroit
Herbert w. Farnam, ~. Windsor
Can: Mary Gowen. 20. Detroit.
Fred c. WOODBURY., IS. Detroit, Mel
lissa a.. Crawford, 35 same.
Clyde w Burke. -. Detroit. Clari
streichert 81. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Marriage Licenses

Horny : DeGrost - Louise Nc
Derrnatt. -.
Ben r wise, 10. Ohio Lycy'l- Nc
kee ~. same.
Glen = Winston. a. Gertrude X.
Glen cooper. y. HnsdaIe Hazel
Hurst % Detroit
Jakov voitonch. ~ Josephine She
Lloyd caldwell. IS Rachel V.
James r Dubusr. "a. Worthwhile
Margaret Pet,ibono 81. Albion
william G. Witheren q. Detroit.
Mary Mckee. .. Memphis Tenn
charles |. Roberts. Is passs J.
waitor vincent. % clara Reach. 10.
Cecil Prince, 10 Iida McWhirter.
warren !. iIornbeck. 20 Agnes 81
christ sioyanor. 20. Antonio prk-
ich Is
Blanche Hastings. a. Ann Arbor
Michael +. Rerish. % Eioise Luke.
Harold = Mstthys. IS F1orids
Grace Gregg a.
son %
J I'm G. Thomas 7s Iowa. Jennie
Englernan. q. New York
Willie VI Renter. Is. Detroit. Alice
Vance. %. same
Holder stern. 50 Detroit. Bloona
GchsonberE. - same
John Mack. 20 Detroit Victoria
Pia wicla. p. same.
Flank sehadw-ii. 2s Pa Della
Carlow a. ssme
Herman fAh-Huz. &c Detroit Ger
trvfe HouDt g. sonfo
GORDON Williams. 20. Detroit. Irene
% - -
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
MCMILLAN TO
GIVE HIS FULL
REPORT SOON

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-The Amer
lean Museum Of Natural History to-
day is awaiting q complete report
from Donald b. Mcmillan. American
Arctic explorer. following his safe
landing in Nova Scotia with word
that Crockerland is n mirage
Mcmillan is believed TO have made
the most important discoveries yet
reported from the frozen north. but
he will not discuss thea until he
reaches New York and Is received
at the museum. He had been In
the Arctic regions four years before
rescued BY the Neptune. He and his
party were existing on duck eggs
and dog biscuit
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
REQ MOTOR
STOCK SCARS
BY o'HARA, FsRRlss & CO.

Attic the amount OF sales was
small. prices continued firm az the
opening OF the local stock exchange.
Monday REQ Car continued upward
with bid OF 2s 10. stock offered at
so. Holland-st. Louis Sugar az 10 IA
TO Is, and Columbia Sugar al i IA
to IA. showed the main strength OF
the local sugar shares. The Char
Goals were quite and steady
Paige Motor displayed demand
With a bid OF "a. while Continental
at 10 6 3-s. Detroit Edison ll9 IA
bid, Ford OF Canada 220 bio and
Burroughs Adding Machine at 225
bid, appeared greatly in demand
with very few selling orders on the
market Among the unlisted secur-
tiles the most active were Great
Lakes Engineering at l45. Detroit
Rock Salt with a bid OF 5. and Mich
igan Fire & Marine Insurance 80
bid. 90 asked.