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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Domestic

Before $4,000 persons gathered at
the war mass meeting in the Coliseum
at Chicago Elihu Root defined the word
traitor" as it applies in this crisis.
Arguments against the war, since we
have entered the war, are enemy argu-
ments," he declared, while the great
crowd shouted its approval.
Packing house district in Kansas
City, Kan, is quiet after the rioting,
when one striker was dangerously in
jured, two received minor injuries and
an onlooker was badly bruised.
Grievance chairmen of the Brother.
hood of Railroad Trainmen presented
requests to seven railroads at Chicago
for an increase of $40 month to pas
senger trainmen dating from Septem-
ber 1.
Pro-German propagandists are the
prime movers in the violence and riot
ing at Springfield. ILL.,, according to the
belief of Governor Lowden. Governor
Lowden said that the organizations
whose chief interest is at stake, name
ly the conductors and motormen, who
are on strike, have taken no part in the
recent rioting.
A troop train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was fired on at Mingo juno
tion, o. -Four soldiers were wounded.
Foreigners employed in the steel mills
are suspected.
Pro-German propaganda is RESPONSE
BILE for the refusal of farmers to sell
their wheat crop at the price fixed by
the government was the statement is-
sued at Washington by the food admin
istration.
The Netherlands minister to the
United States, Chevalier w. L. F. G.
van Rappard, has been recalled by
his government. Van Royen has been
named to succeed him.
Switchlnen of two railroads in Kan
GUS OASSs NAOss Qull lllclT engines ana
announced that they would not handle
any more cars to be loaded or unload
ed by non-union freight handlers. The
roads affected were the st. Louis and
San Francisco and the Missouri Pa
cific.
'There are three times as many ships
in commission in the navy today as
there were six months ago" This reye-
lation was made at Annapolis, Nd. by
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels in nd
dressing the graduation class of 1872
ensigns Of the naval reserve.
In ability to obtain sufficient wheat
for grinding has forced several flonr
mills at Minneapolis. Minn, to close
temporarily. The situation Is expected
to be relieved, however, by the release
soon of q considerable am0nnt ~ v.,,,.A
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
journalistic Course.

A new course in journalistic COM
position and the elements of newspa-
per work is to be offered at the North.
ern Normal and Industrial school
next school year From the students
enrolling for this work will be chosen
the staff of the Industrial-Normal Re.
porter. the students paper, which is
issued weekly during the school year.
New Instructor.
Victor Cory. graduate of the
Northern Normal and Industrial
school in the class Of 1915. is the new
instructor in manual training and ath-
letic director at the Aberdeen high
school. Mr.. Cory, since his gradua-
tion, has taught manual training with
great success at Britton.
.
Dr. Robert L. Slagle has returned
from Minnesota, where he had spent
three weeks camping and fishing, to
resume his duties as president OF the
University Of South Dakota
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
American a prisonar.

Washington. D. Civilian A. Mill.
er. the unaccoqnted for member Of
the naval gun crew of the American
tank ship, Campana is in the German
prison camp at Brandenburg. with the
four other gunners previously report
ed there.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Freioht CLERK. Go to Work.

Richmond, Va.-The Seaboard Air.
line freight clerks strike in progress
ten days ended when the men return
ed to work under an agreement to ac-
cept a contract to be drawn up by G.
NJ. McWade, of the department of la.
Dor. The railroad will grant conces-
sions on special points at issue, prin-
cipally the wage question.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
One Hiding Place.

This is Il queer little hole of coun-
try of yours. Pat said one of the Fly
boys to our friend the other day.
"Begorra. an as qliare as it is re-
piled Pat. "there's wan thing We can
do III it that ye can't do in yer own
country"
"And what is that?" asked the draft
evader.
'IIide!" replied Pat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Attaclka by Rumanlan..

Berlin. Attacks by Rumanian
Ramanian troops on, the Teutonic
lines near varitza and Mrncelul were.
repa1sed with heavy losses. tbs war
Office announced.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21

It's better to be honest and sleep
well at nights than to have money and
insomnia, too.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
The Plain Truth.

1--WE are going to entertain company
tonight"
"Some people you like, I presume"
Mercy, no! We would lose our
social standing If we entertained peo-
pie we like"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21

1t Is sometimes safer to throw kisses
at girl than to hand them to her.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Exactly.

Il am going to have an old beau for
the hero Of this story"
"That Is dandy idea"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
The Penalty.

The Grouch-Why do all men speak
Of women who are the least bit good
looking as "blamed pretty women?"
The Sardonic Simp-Easy. If they're
pretty they're sure to be blamed.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Hence the Nam.

Hence the Name.
why do you call that horse Collec-
tions?"
He's q trifle Slow"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21

AS a rule the traitor always has .
sanctimonious face,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21

About the time man gets a pair Of
patent leather shoes broken in the
patent expires.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21

In ability to obtain sufficient wheat
for grinding has forced several flonr
mills at Minneapolis. Minn., to close
temporarily. The situation Is expected
to be relieved. however, by the release
soon Of considerable amount Of wheat
held In cou:.try elevators.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
PARADE FOR
CONSCRIPTS
is PLANNED
Big Pageant To Take
Place Day Before
Next Draft Leaves

The greatest civic pageant ever
staged In MICHIGAN Is being arranc
cd for Sept s. IN honor OF the B.
GOO -conscrlnts- who leave rr er,ai
Custer me folowne d,V. and the
remainder OF the q. per cent stHl
awaiting The call 20 me c0lors.
Mayors Secretary Edward T. Fitz
gerald BIS already "a, work on thc de
tails Mayor Marx has asked repre-.
sentatives cf all the leading organ
izati0ns of the city 90 meet la his
office at II o'clock Tuesday morning
10 discuss the parade plans
Every man subject 20 call in De
tfoit and Highland Park viii be in
vitcd 10 participate in the parade,
TMSe men abGdt ao00 n az. VIII
march IN body n their respective
divisions, accompanied hy their local
boards The district draft board
VIII be- asked 10 head the line
The parade is scheduled for Q
p IN % VIII form on the streets
running east and west of Woodward
north of Elizabeth and the line og
march VIII bo down Woodward tc
Jefferson io Brush to Cadillac sq.
whore the marchers will dispense
Gov sleeper Cen Irckumu. com
maudarr ~ Camp Custer aud Gen
POM who has taken thr Detroit
hnHs .u the national arm, under lr
pafernll wing have boen invited to
review thc parade from Is stand 80
1e erected n front of 'hr cit5 htll
Tho mayor Will proclaim ClrlC
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
CLAIMS WILL
is FORGERY
State Attacks Document Di-
viding Wealth of T'heat-
rical Man

Probate judge Edward Command
Monday morning increased lhc bond
OF Mrs Janet Todd. adminisuarN
Of tho estate OF the late Martin r.
Campbell. oldtime Detroit ihear
cal man, from $4,000 70 $4,000
pending iuvcsugauon by the sta,~
nto The yahditv OF the Will
The VIII WAS 6lcd several months
ago In the probate court shortly
after NJ Campbcil'e death TO Mrs
Todd who was then Miss janet
Low. his secretary. he loft Sf0o0a
Miss Lillian I.afontain who claimed
to be Camphcl's common law wife.
was named beneficiary OF Tho hai
anco of tho estate. which is ap
pra cd az sl25o00
Tho state maintains thar ihe viii
is invalid f'r two reason rrH Hc
cause the phrascoioey indicates f
is alleged. Thar the makers mind
was no' clear when it was executed
and SECONDLY. because Tho state
claims 10 havc-nformaton Thar D. g.
forged
Sh6nld Tho will ho proven Invalid
and me- loca' hoIrs can be- found fhe
money Goes Co the state
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
CONVICT SHOT IN
PRISON RIOT
Joliet Prisoners On Way To
Cells. Attack Guards

JOLIET Ill., sept lo one con-
vict was shot and thrce guards and
a number of conv.cts were wounded
In q riot at mo state prison hef"
today The city and prison authorr
ties said early This afternoon 'hat
the situation was under control
The troubl estartcd when 40 of
the convcfs were being marched
from the dining room fo their cells
When they were ordered into .lne.
thcy suddenly attacked three guards
with knives they had carried from
tho tables
Before help arrived The guards
Charles Murphy Michael Marx and
l.. r. Shotwcil h1d been Ubbed
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON, S~pf. t0.-British
troops succccded In consolidating
and Ia tiThtenlnE their hold on
positions southeast or IHrgfcourt
lest night. Field Marshal HRig
reported today. The positions had
becn Wrested from the Germans
SnturdR, night. They were sub
icrt 60 violent bombing attacks
saturday nlEht
CHICNGO, sept. IO.-Tcn thous-
nud meSiber~ of the Great Lakes
Scnmcu'N union viii start a mall
vote tonight 20 determine wh~th-
er thcy shalt call strike 10 on
force their demands for adoption
81 thc Atlantic plan" for the
great lakes CARRIER n~SoctRtlou.
The vote viii he completed sept
-
BUBLIN. VIA LONDON sept. 10.
- >p~cini German shock troops"
injected heavy losses on the
French both side. of uill 3fG to-
DAYS official statement declared.
More than hundred French
were captured Rnd TN rdditi0n the
German attacking forces uber-
nred train 90 t.ermnn rtacmen
witch the French had surround
ed and which sincr Friday had
repul~ed MI ~nems attacks.
BERLIN. VIA LONDON. sept.
tO.--TVvo hundred nnd ntnrty-hve
enemy aeropinnc~ md ~ captive
balloons WIRE doyvuad during Au-
EuSt, an official statement todny
said
~Nty-fpur German Revopinnes
'iid not return mud only four cap
i've balloons were duwnrd.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
BF CARL p GROAT.
Sfar Correspondent United Press I

SfdF correspondent united Presa
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-The
United States government has no
intention now OF breaking relations
with Sweden because Of tho spur.
los verSenkt" secret communication
forwarded for Germany by the Bue-
nos Aires Swedish minister.
While Swedens explanation may
alter the American position. IL was
made officially clear today that the
United States does not feel itself
10 be the injured party and hence
that n cannot well break OF with
Sweden
In letting II ho known that no
break with sweden is considered.
The state department announced that
10 establish an injury 20 the United
states it probably would be neces.
sary 10 show that Sweden had been
forwarding Information involving
United States affairs
n stated that Il was possible"
Sweden had been the medium
whereby Germany learned OF the
sailing of the first American troop
transports, which German z boats
later attacked There "a no proof.
however. that this was more than
possible
The state department anticipates
some sort OF explanation from Swe-
den. hut In tho meantime the de-
partments uttersnces are guarded.
The American government, H. is
known. has no absolute proof that
tho stockholm foreign omco was
fulB cornizant of the affair. and Il
attaches no blame 20 THE Swedish
people
n wa. indicated. however. that
this government believes there
orght 90 be some sort of house
clennine In Sweden, aliho 81 has not
officially suggested such a course.
Argentina and Great Britain ara
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
SEE K 7 0
OF LIVING
Tax Burden On House
holders Is OPP
posed

WA5HfNGTON. ~Sep, 1B-tmpa.
ticnt 20 be thru with the war rev
enuc bin The senate today is clean
ing UP all remaining disputes over
the measure before voting late this
afternoon Consumption taxes on
tea coffee sugar and cocoa. putting
SS6,oc10O0 m taxes dWcctly on the
people at The rate of $3.50 for each
family IN year arc 0cneved GER
tain ef elimination
Regardless OF party or opinions on
other points il, ibe bill the spnii-
ment OF the senate iu he past week
has developed strongly against the
consumption tsXcs.
The committee has been working
hara 10 retain them. using tho argu
mont that thev will keep the house
conforecs agreeable TO the striking
ouf of tarid duties on The same and
other articles that would have rails
cd s20c. 600. 600
Tho Borah Johnson wealth con
scrption forces are strongly against
the consumption taxes. altho they
have keep our OF The debate on
them. so as not to prejudice against
elimiration OF the levies any sen
stors opposed 10 wealth conscrip
tlon
Amendments 70 be disposed of to
day nciude the Jones amendment to
tax undivided sutplusos of corpora
uons l5 per cent and he Weeks
plan to strike out the Hardwick in
crease. in second class postage
rates
Senator owen wants an inherit
ance tax, but this prov ion sfrick-
IN from the house hilL apparently
stands no SNOW
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
i. S. MAY
SEIZE HELD
" He A 7
Farmers Hold Supply
For Price; Flour
Famine Near

MINNEAPOLIS Sept EARN
ers thru0ui The northwest are hold
ing fheir wheat In the hope thar the
government Will reopen The price
question and iu consequence the
country faces q -four famine ON
ciais Of fhp food administration here
and millars today agreed hat a seri-
oBs situation has arisen ~ was pre-
dictcd chat unless he farmers re-
,ea-c che crop. President Wilson
will commanders b. under the pow.
crs conferred oy The food control
bill
Nillors are clamorous for wheat
Their plants are running on short
time. withs'andine they are load.
"a with orders
"UnQucstionahl}." said Guy Thorn.
as az the Washnurn-Crosby com.
pany, the country faces -four
famine There are no stocks any
whore I,7 en- IL the crop begins 20
move freely soon we shall NOT catch
NJ wirh ihc back orders until prob.
ably next FEBRUARY"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
AFFAIRSOF THISCOUNTRY
ARE NOT KNOWN TO HAVE
FIGURED IN SPY SYSTEM
Possible" G erm a ny
Heard Thru Stockholm
of l.. S Transports
WASHINGTON
AWAITS WORD.
Explanation To This
Government Expected
In Capital

LONDON Sept. to.--The
Swedish legation broke silence
today in issuance Of a formal
statement on the American rev.
elations as 10 use pf Swedish
diplomatic messages by tho
Germans, as follows;
~ is quite unthinksbIe that
the Swedish government was
officially cognizant Of the aIleo-
ed communications. II is equal
ly improbable that the foreign
minister was personally aware
Of the matter"
The Swedish minister TO ENG
land, Count Wrsnsel, returned
to London today In order 20
visit the foreign Office and com
munioate with Stockholm.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
ITALIAN PLANE
SINKS SUBMARINE

WASHINGTON Sept 40 Italian
Mrplanes bombed Poia SUNDAY
sinking one Austrian submarine and
ono cargo boat loaded with food and
munitions according 20 Official Rome
cables today Fierce fRhtinF IS take
Ing place east of Gorilla The
cables estimated Austrian lossca
from Anc rs 10 Sept az l22.0no.
including many Germans and Turks
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
SCHOOLS
JAMMED IN
FIRST DAY
600 Pupils Will At
tend Halliday
Sessions

Deuolrs l30 tuEnc schools opened
for the fan term Monday morning
with every indication that the con
gestion viii be greater than last
year only three new schools We're
available 10 take care OF The In
creased enrolment Hair the new
schools asked for by the board of
education lasr spring were cut out
by fhe board of estimates
The school census completed last
Juno showed $1,000 more children of
school ago In Detroit than i'm June
1915 This VIII mean an increased
enrolment ot approximately 10000
The new schools VIII take care of
about 5000 pupils. including OF
course. he old enrolment DT
Charles r Chadsey superintendent
estimates that fhpre Will bc from
o. 900 to l5oo0 children attending
halliday sessions ae against 5000
last year
Tho now schools arc the Angel
20room building on Euclid-ave
west. in tho extreme northwestern
r' itftt ''i 'lt' ii'f anu i'.i N'iltf f'i
dllons to tho lincoln and bishop
schools The Lincoln will take be
tween 600 or 300 pupils from the
George. leaving that school still
crowded. however The pishop ad
dltion will dispense with eight or
no halliday sessions an annex two
or three blocks away and several
basement rooms
In spite ~ hc halliday sessions
many OF tho schools are still SO
crowded that IL viii he necessary 20
continue 90 use unhealthful base
mcnt rooms
The evening schools viii open
Monday nirht for Tho fan and win
GER term The work has been great
ly extended this year
Frank Cody assistant suporinten
dent of schools. visited the schools
-iu tho annexed Greenfield district
Monday morning and looked after
The organization OF The teaching
stans Tho facilities here are ample
ne says \ new achoo now In
course Of erection ncar the fair
grounds. viii take care OF tho
school need OF The district FOR MANY
years tn come
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
THE WEATHER

DNtroit and vicinity N0ndns. night
fair nnd continued cooi with frost.
probably hcavri tuesday fnir md
not cooii moderate norfhrriN winds.
Lower Nichignnt Fnir and eontin-
u~d cool NouduH might With FROST
probably heavy. Tuesday fnir aud
not quite 80 cool
Highest temperature this date In
the paSt q yenrs. R1 n 1875 lowest,
40 In IAsN
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
Heavy Frost Due Tonight
When Mercury Will Slide
Away Down, Says Mr.. Conger

Tho FIRST real nippy autumn
weather. which made Detroiters
reach for warm blankets SUNDAY
night and ecnt the thermometcr
down to Al dogrdls In the early
morning hours Monday. Is ronlly
nothing at AN In me way OF chI,S.
early fall weather. according 90 The
local weather bureau
"Oh. yes. ~ is earlier than last
year thon We had killing frost
Sept rs and ls but We have lots
81 records of frosis In August said
Furocaster Norman B CONFER 'ln
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

1877. wc had frost the FIRST day of
september. and In 1855 The second
day. and along in 1880 came Aug 23
40 records have boon broken In the
present chilly nap. ycf But You
nclor can ton Tbc wehtherl MAJ
this morning shovs strong pfoba
hility ot hoavy frost, tonight. with
the mercury lowering between 80
and 80 degrees
For The unhappy person whose
stock of coal Is low or not at all
Mr. Congcr gives courage in the prc
diciion that b. will warm up slightly
Tuesday. and Tho sun will shine
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
Pro-German Queen
Involves Sweden

Nnofher prn-fse rurnn queen.
whose influence mas have tcd her
hu hr ndt~ kfnrdum neHiust thc
alice. wed iu he urr. fnfRy.
sna is Ouccu Nfrtorfn. 90 sweden.
huru che Princess tefnrfa. %
nrdeu. Germany. dispatches crrd-
90 her vffh hnVfnn creafrd dis
tircflt rro- fs~rnHn Rtmo@pherr 90
fUt ~tnrfthoim courf.
uuren sophie. % Greece, sfsfrf
ft ffr tHisFr. ard o. prfurnsa Of
Irussln. lost hrr hushsnt his nftc~
us kfnr because of her pro-fser-
ulrr iufriEurs.
ornr Nfrholar' downfall caue ns
rrurh frNm the urn-f.errfnn Tn
friEufng 81 hts vito. -srf =, a fe f-
nuHrn. ns frnuf hfv nufrernfic rule.
lfr rrnrfun was horn Princess
tffN. ~ fra-e and the thine.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
~ wv = SHEPHERD

~ w .' SbkFHkNb
Sur -GorEeApoNdent mfea Press
PETROGRAp Sept 10 Petro
grad was formally declared in q
state ot war TO-DAY
Premier Kcfensky issued q procia.
nation reyealing "a plot by Cen
KorniloN commanderiu chief OF The
Rus Ian armies, 10 assume control
~ the government
kurnHon was Immediately dis
missed
Kercnskys proclamation was m
part gs follows
Former Premier INoN arrived i'm
Pcfrograd saturday demanding n
gen Kofnlon name fhat ! deliver
ali civil and military power to thc
eenerallsslmo. who would form ~
new government at his pleasure
The authenticity uf This SUM
mons Wa afterwards confirmed hy
korniion personally by telegram
from headquarters
considering this summons. AN az
tempt IN certain quarter 20 proGt
o} our di0ruH situation to estab.
li7h conditions contrary to tho con
quests OF tnc revolution. the prO.
vsionsl government recognized tho
necessity of charFInE mc for Tho
iafhorlsnd safety and The freedom
of rhc Republican regime to tame
urgent indispen able measures and
i1 ,It af thc roots ~ AN attempts
aE1 iiHt thr supreme power and
riehfs of our citlzons. won by inc
revolution
am. therefore. for he main
teaancc ~ liberty and publ order
taking am measures which win be
announced when thr proper NO
mtrf arrives
"A' the same time ! order gen.
kornllon t0 hand over all bis func
fions 30 Gen Klcmboysky, com.
mander IN chief of The armies ON
The northern front which armies
now bar the enemy's WAY 20 pctro.
grad and ! order Cen Klemhovsky
20 assume Professionally. The func
tions Of generalissimo
Secondly ! declare state Of
war IN tho town and district ~ Pet
roErad ! appeal 90 AN citizens 10
remain calm and rIlGl fheif duty
20 the fatherland against a foreign
enemy"
Lack " adequate arrangements
for provisioning thg city. The gen
eral unrest felt ovtr The Germans
success az Riga tho cnemys plans
for advance ON PctroErad and "a rc.
doubled campaign by German pro-
pagandists. have All resulted ln great
tension in the Russian capital Thorr
have been numerous explosions n
munitions factories. Special guards
were pui over an such plants today
and Drastic regulations announced
for all industries
All members of The cabinet arc
now at army headquarters in coD.
terence over the military situation.
Premier kerensky and q Gn Kor
pn Navr hoon m odds since thr
Moscow convention Kwnlof at
Mat time demanded institution 80
practically every rulc Oi fho old
gufocratic srHfs -Heetflaiieus and
particularly in lstcd on resDuraiion.
of the death penalty Ho drclarcd
Russia could only he saved ,hiu
violent strengthening OF hor Jfni"s
and that lhis could only come
about thru onforcem nt ~ tho utost
drastic disciplinary measures
temporary truce between ina army
commander r-in chief and The prcui"r
vas arranged shortly aftct thr Mos.
cow meeting. knrcnsAy 1EIectr
partially 20 thc reconstruction of Pie
death ncralty
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
KORNILOFF, RUSSIAN
ARMY CHIEF, ,ISFIREDBY
KERENSKY AS PLOTTER
Modestly Demands No
More Than Control
of Government

pETROGRAD, sept. lo.-Nerv-
BUSINESS among the population
was Increasing today Trains
leaving the city were damned
and there were long lines wait
frJ AZ All ticket Offices Altho
the government had officially
announced IL does not conterl-
plate transfer to any other
city 10 IS offering an facilities
for removal of citizens effects.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

One, rur nEO fUHUH IIIahrsf TOW
pcrnturc. ~. lowest $50. mean. OG'
rtcur weather.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

Notice Hnv,ifnH tenEoe Secretaries
or rnu nave not Nrt made alley
aervntIona in fhr new Recreation
NuIfdfug fnr the coming season YOU
sh4uld ate mo before the iffh inf
sfifuf James r -hliadr Manager
f.nfuIa HHWfInu 90 Michigan
TttftlnHo radIlluf $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
L. s. FLYERS FAC
% GERMANS

lPARlsl sept lu Tho Lafay 81
oscadrnleJ composed OF hmrncI'
aghtng aviatoN. was formally cfci
today for br.rs.rp down e total ni,
2s Emery acceptance
The rccorS was sp unusual as to
move French war officials 90 fhe
~ ---ffs,i-r--''- -rrt-rrrrHtfun
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10
BERKMAN OUT;
is REARRESTED

NAV YORk sept 10 AlcXander
rort5an Anarchist. succeedcd in
-aislnc S250oo cash bail This after
noon 20 gain his liberty pending ap
uaal from his conviction for par
r.na'inn in antDdwft conspIracios.
and was promptly roarrested when
DO stepped from tho Tombs Cen
fral ofco detectives took him in
cu fooy on request Of thc San Fran,
cisco aufhorflos who wan him f6
cp'ain bis alleged connection with
fte bomb explosion ON preparodncae
l1y n Juiy 1915 when seven ncr
SONS were KILLED fhoro
The Detroit times., 1917-09-10

For many years women have on
ioyod ne right of suffrage In some
OF tho most important localities IN
India