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The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
ALL MlLiTlAMEN
 ARE TO RETURN HOME

.Tl Paso, Tex, Feb. 17.-General re- ioicing occurred in all Of the nationa, guard camps on this part of the bor- der tonight when the war department order for all militia troops 10 return home became generally known.
 At military headquarters it was said no official orders had been re. ceived from department headquarters giving departure dates.
 Approximately 10000 regular troops will be left on the border here. 1t was said
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
SIX STEAMERS SAIL FROM
 NEW YORK FOR EUROPE

New York Feb 17.-Six steamships sailed from here for European ports today including the big Holland America liner Noordam None of them. as far a could be learned, car ried passengers. The British stearer Verdi started for Liverpool but turn cd back and anchored off quarantine after proceeding as far as Sandy Hook. No explanation was forthcom- ing for the Verdi's return.
 Besides the Norman. the vessels that mt to sea today with freight car roes were the British steamer Roman Prince, the Dutch steamer TXl, the Spanish steamers Mar Negro ana Mouro and the Swedish steamer Hels- ingborg.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
Eccentricities of Ldte
 Mrs. Hetty Green
Assumed Many Names and Noted Frequently to Escape Crdnks
 and Charity Solicitors.

alter her and the charity people would get after her and she would move, kept moving arounc Every place she went she had different name. Her favorite name was Dewey. She had S little dog by that name so she put on the dog's name
 Of Mrs. Greens social life her sou said:
 "My mother was not much given to social life My mother was nothing but business, bGsness, business Three or four year ago she said to me: T am alone, all those that know are dying off. "
 Colonel Green said his mother never owned any furniture household effects in New York. Asked where his moth CT lodged after 1911, he testified:
 "I don't really know. She was nov ing around from one place to another think she used to visit the Countess Leary and then she would he in Hobo ken. shipping, around to boarding houses"
 Colonel Green said his mot CT was born a Quaker but was baptised into inc Protestant Episcopal church. Le cal papers wire submitted at the ap nraisers' hearing in which Mrs. Green referred to herself as resident ol Bellows Fahs, Vt
 Colonel Green said he retains his residencQf in Texas and votes there
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
VILLA SAID TO HAVE
 GONE TO JAPAN

El Paso, Tex. Feb. 17.--Francisco Villa, whose movements have been mystery to his enemies as well as 10 the mass of his followers, made his way 10 the west coast and em. parked for Japan according to w l.. Crawford, a well known cattleman of Dallas. Tex, and former Texas Rang CT. who says his source of information as one of Villas most trusted agents and a man personally Rnown to him to be reliable.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
GERMANS ACCUSED OF
 SINKING STEAMER.

Charleston, s. C.. Feb. 17-Captain I. R. Klattenhoff and eight other or ficers of the German merchantmen l .iehenfels. of the Hansa line, sunk m this harbor January 31. were formerly accased today of "willfuully sinking or allowing to be sunk the German steamship Liebenfels." The men were placed under s5000 bond each.
 The United States marshal has taken possession of the steamer.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
CAPTAIN OF GERMAN SHIP
 ENROUTE ID HOT SPRINGS
 STOPPED ID DISABLE SHIP
Kronprinzessin Engines Disabled Three Days Before Bernstorff
 Got Passports

Captain of Ship Testified That Unnamed Agent ofGerman Government Met Him and Told Him That Ship Must Be Made Unseaworthy- Knew Break Was ComingNot Required to Name German Agent.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
WEATHE R
 FOREC A ST

FORECAST FOR ARKANSAS:-- SUNDAY RAIN OR SNOW. COLDER, WITH 4 COLD WAVE; MONDAY FAIR.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
"A FOR RENT 40 WILL
 RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

People looking for rooms turn to the classified ads of the newspapers to see what is offered. An ad in the Sentinel-Record is almost sure to bring you customer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Retiring Commander
Answers Critics In
Address
SAYS SYSTEM
is ALL RIGHT
Admits, Tho. That Men
Should Receive
Better Pay

The national guard is not :ati.
s'ire There may ~ some weak spo,
in the system. bar. ask. My eer,
fh, Michigan guardsmen sent 20 ihe
order and KEEP there tye months
30 fhey were useless as claimed
This vas the ,igorous resrrnse at
G'n~rN John P KIRK. or Npsilnnti
eenmandins me Michiean brigade
~ ,he National Guard 20 the crit
cisms OF The federal militia system
Dos an address GO IN Thiri, first in
f4nfry n ne armo Tuesday AFT
,ruo0n The sdlres- marked the re.
tremeni of General Kirk from sc.
1--WE service Automatically Colonel
Louis Coyeil commanding ne Thir
"a .eeona .ufsntr beCom,s com.
manaer Of Jhe brigade
Ihe general generously thanked
'he ciiv and those Nh0 have lmrls
oiots charge FOR ths rousins Eel.
COME that awaited De,roirs soldiers
unn fheir return He paid high re-
sfTd 10 IRE employers who have as.
.uret Ore military officers thar men
n heir employ so me linle ~ the
can viii % guaranteed positions
uPcn the musterinE out I'll he rese
merr
The Michigan bows during De-
rae months they we're tn ~ Paso
never Rere called upon 20 engage
IN artle,r said the general eve
,ovzhf back slrorg rugged mon.
na nor MANNED and mangled cr.p
pies"
General Kirk paid trinut, 'o tae
Fhi-'vhrst. particularly Tor q fairs
tl an dhonesf service which gam
~ Tor rho Michigan bOv. an sn.
p reputation IN Tie border rw
pointed our mat ;hc Hg7u
brigade he'd less trouble ana alat
90 m'lilary regulation less than any
trEauizatiou IN ne VI Fa-u district.
i nor The National Guard
'-m naf needs & change lf tde
Rr.44 rs.l 1l.f lha ra @tem dot-.
Lets pay fie men ~1m~tane corn
mtnsurate Ath ID Nus hey per.
f0r mand fha fanrers rhey racs
when ihe' marca away 20 war tnd
sfs put every man af miliiars age
iltc n Nionai Guard
Colonel Nalter Eerloe command
ine tho regimen Landed me Thrt
Frs noy- Tor heir credilaolp' eer
sice The colonel fc.a the sedienc
that second lieutenant wera AZ an
"a frou 49, rhtuvtrsr ~ 1- s4
uiar army u ~ Paso ard ,la .o.nl
% ffhem now tre in command o..
Companies Of The regular army 10
laid stress on -A. record ~ Cr %
members Of which during ire great
OF par ~ the stay IN Fl Paso drove
motor tricks alongside ciuuar
drivers wao we're d id 800 ro-ft
Capt Mccormick. 81 thar COMPANY
ne said OOH charge ~ one OF ~,
Rotor truck companies during me
summer. scqJiifina b. duties r.
manner creoitatlf 20 himself and
the regiment
General G. " Harrah pre- ded
and Nd Thomas + Gilman ai.s
addressed Tho soldier. irieay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
BILL MARTZ
WOULD END
LEGISLATURE
(costinned trom PAGE one,


one from each congress cual risfrt'
n ihe state. 90 matf tne DAVIS
ihe commonwealth
The tendfncy OF ih, times ala
Bill. spropos % RS revolutionary
proposal ii. for smsller legislative
aodics in t Interest ~ efficiency
Thirteen men en q ronnia I'm rosla
handle thines much faster nan nr
l31 men We now have iu ESQ eraf.
ana house
Two other radical proposal prre
laade 20 the house yesterday After
noon. IN t6c form Cd b.hs ono
Rep Dairneal 81 Benfon Har9o1 &
10 repeal outright the presidential
preference primary Jaw ~ which
Michigan had ono fes' isst spring
in The famous Henry Ford william
Alden smith contest
The other ould come preffs near
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
NEW APPRAISER
AT DETROIT
WAS REPORTER
,cout'anea iron r~se one,

i.iAins 'hvn cane me memora'
pr Posl'''et oaI,4t oe '~'th h"4Wh
teAo} aoa ffsnS lNTenlNs Tor the
~ congress a- representative
Ae l- 1i*fiS 90 Michigan.
'eA9l 'Hr 'n' aHioen' STOOL hy ~
-tt'th RIG ll' A9Dhn
'siraiion iof "htn ne 80
,a'.r- tFosrrssi'e movement was
7"e ~ ne 'an1 iNr"n', a vig
'foas mpa.snsf a'iae@rd the Rc.
nAat'can administration and par
Ncaiart lhe Payne Aldrioh tariff
meats re lanes - reporter
".a i'orenl3- IhFn me cam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

cee3ed by DE exploits ~ the "a
tnoas Euaen Germany prize
li3~
TIE Em6en according 20 an estt
mates sank -s merchant vessels o.,
sides Russian cruiser and a
French destroyer The new Ger
wan radcr who's, name s. said to
- The Vineta r. credited Ia South
american Gian ehes win accour
ING for ~ merchant ships and o.
sun large
rtf tpgam, non informed an View.
vori News wa- one ~ Is prizes cap
ilrsd by ihe German raider Mocws
other German Commerce rsidcr-
witch had -,e. sfu careers were
th. Kronprinr wfh~lm and the
T'rinz Ei'd Fl ch
New of a long i ~ victims 90
. German sea raider to-day recalled
.he mystery of b. steamer Tinio
\ number Of veek- aEo. he Tlnlo
was nternvd I'D SautneO ChH
Later he was permitted 70 leave
nd it was reported after he's d.
arfrre thai -bo bad carried h's
cargo % supplies and meta Co.
maa navy -sesF1 on tho hiEF- sea.
There a German crew took charge
10 'he vessel and ebe native crew
aboard her was sent back 20 Chile
Thr chilean navy secured rhe
cos FOR The vessel buf without.
success and latest reports were mat
British cruiser. dispatched from
fae Felslands had taken Br fh
task NJ looking for Tho ship
RIO information vas oday that
fae raider had also torpedoed me
French schooner Nantes aud a.
rlere- and added the following hip
io no lis which had N-en sgns
Steamers 80 vporfland. Nosaut.
semp'. San Giorg.o Nssser, King
George. Yanondaie 81 Hodor. 81.
-scf -noo don Grange and Tho Cal.
iiy fhs tftor % Norwegian register.
Among iho sailors landed we're
many indians according 10 adyices
reaching here -ho tontrsdicfed The
afftf fapof ifAT Pernambuc1 as
io 'be Iderlry ~ ihe raider Thss
asserted tha lhe vessel name was
cpherahio orinz 10 fhe iact
bag -ne wac painted W dead black
Theee survivor d.scftted goo faid.
% A. armed @ith T. cannon and
our torpedo tube
Some ~ thc -lrvrofs were aboard
Too seq SD POI - dat
batter RIO one sage TO-DAY quotes
do feamship Holncrby al authority
for fhe Information tha' another
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
FENKELL
WOULD ADD
NEW POST
,cestitued from Page onep

lower floor of the Casino building be
opened during the winter months
His request was allowed
Approval was given The inc0rpnra
ton into the present wards OF 'he
city Of the TERRITORY recently pdded
by annexation. The report - thr
special committee which apporti0u.
cd the snnexed property among the
wards adjacent received unanimous
Endorsement,
rhe city tas obtained The services
OF ". +. Riggs. professor OF civil and
railroad engineering &C the Uniyer.
sity of Michigan. who viii assist in
working out grade separations for
~ Grand trunk crossings between
FrsnkIin-st. and Fcfty-aye Commis.
sioner Feniell, authorized hy the
council TO procure The services Of a
consulting engineer. obtained Prof.
Riggs because Of his familiarity with
railroad matters in Michigan J. W
Reid. CT the city engineers Office
now has charge Of the grade separa
ton plans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
WOMAN MAY
LAY BARE THE
TRUTH OF LEAK
lcen,lnuea Irom % 10

valuable stories trom we.hinstoa
originated
The COMMITTEE expected -o ~
large IRIS inquiry od re-9
rion was 90 Dr. introduced S.eutia
The time Of ne hearing. AND
seemed Akeh acrioa wuHl o.
taken 60 engage counsel fo 9ndu
The further examination
Thomas W. Lawson revelations
tho based on heaTsa bas
stirred NO me committee and
probably viii 60 20 the BOTTOM O.
them. or The fheo-y taa, where
there Is 80 much smoke there mgsi
be some FIRE
lawson declare, ;ha, .he WON.
an information came to him VOL
unfairly that he never paid cen'
for such news in his fe anf thar
she appeared 10 be entirely ralona.
and reputable
When : r Norean ard otAer hiz
fnanciers would apbear wa> mst
Ter Of doubt
he was Ordered -n1p0 nad Tues
DAY afternoon alons elih hi. part
ner n T. Dawson Presiden A.
Wandering. % the Natlonal tifs bank
anu other Nie financial ner
Orders 20 ss1lnr1u NFm E5uE M
the midst Of new ard glaring ssft
mons oGs.st tomas N lawson. Boston
hnancisr LAWSON. iR EN- mpa-.ion
ID speech. infereutlaily cast 90
charge Of perjury ~ Chairman ier
~. % the committee Either h og
Henry. he said. bad committed per
jury he reiterated thar Henrg bari
mentioned 70 him the nane- ~ 500
fetary OF State Lansing German
Ambass ador Won BcrusforF and Bar
ney Baruch New YORK focs peeu
lator
Calling % Morgan enl 9fhtF Ola
business men means THAI tns com.
miitee is now launched upon
rrobe armed % reach into ihs very
sital- 81 American ananc 30 di@
cover IL possible Whether hare
some sinister ronnecti5n aetae
the Washington government snd .he
Wall.st ceniers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

After graduation BE- vas attached 10
the steam frigate Wa5s Va ~ ,hc
American Mediterranean squadron
Until 1861. when ho was sert 20 Che
steam sioop Missi lppl h Aa-
mirsi Farrarut sect ln the Gglf q
Mexico
he took part In Tho foreina ~
Forts Jackson and 81 Philip and hs
fubse1uent hgh'lng which gave For
ragut command Of New Orleans lie
wss aboard the Mississippi In fhe
nattle % Port Hudson when she
ran ashore under fhr guns oflho
Confederate forts and her onc,rs
and men we're forced fo,absndon her
IN small boats
A. tho close n rho civil uar. he
rose thru The successive grades 10
the rank ~ commodore and Tho omen
ing 81 the Spanish war sav him .n
command Of ne A.ia'ic squadron
near Hong KONG
on Ne l. lses In response o CT.
ders from Washington fo capture or
destroy The spanish fleet IN those
waters. no sailed into NE mined
harbor n Manila under cover ~
night and .n the morning raye battle
- the Spanish hip under Admi-aI
Monjonto. which we're completely
annihilafed piilon, The loss ~ a
man On th American sIdt
In recognition 81 ihis victory he
was promoted 20 fbs grade ~ -year-
ADMIRAL sna thanked b. congress. In
1899 DO was made admiral ~ mo
navy and since i9ln has. been pres
don't ~ fhoAeenefsi ooaid
Admiral Dewey vas twice married.
~. hrsi i.ne 20 Miss Susie Goo e.
win. daughter ~ Gov lchabod Good.
win Of Vow Hampshire. oct Zf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Progressive l. e a d e r
Says Standpatters
Seek ScapegOat
FORMER MOOSE
ARE KEPT DOWN
Not Allowed Proper
Voice in COunsels
of Party


NEW YORK, San ff'-Geofgs q.
Perkins blew the lid or no Re
publican national committee exec
uiye committee Tuesday Ia lengthy
statement declaring they were sreE-
lns TO force retirement at National
Chairman wlllcoS and frying 90
"shir sponsiDnis for Mr.
Hughes defea; from ,heir own
shoulders where 1t righttuiIy Do
iongs--to those OF wulcox
Perkins statement followed the
committees action last night In nam
ing yice-chaIrmAn. IN designating
Washington rs us permanent head
quarters. filling vacancy az tne hi~
,rict OF Columbia and appointing a
subcommittee az three 20 pass on
all matters OF publicity. hnapce and
expense, later naming itself ~ a
committee 10 select such Progress
sive-Republicans" according 10 Per
kins. "as II desired TO have asSociat-
cd with IL as a campaign commit
tee"
The statement continued
The purpose was two-fOid first
these men wished % keep tn~ con-
troll OF the machinery 81 the keguh-
lican party. present and prospective,
in the hands OF their own little CO.
terie. Second. they wished 70 shift
naff g.. f.sse
defeat from their own shoulders,
where Il rightfuiiy belongs 20 the
shoulders Of Mr.. WILCOX
These men took no chances They
proposed 20 sec that vire-chatr-
man Of their own selection was in-
stalled; that the permanent head
quarters were 20 he IN tho city
which best served their personal
purposes. that they could COut-pi fh~
publicity and finances % thr party
and that the vacancy N the pistv'ct
Of Columbia was allied. IN fact that
everything Of Importance that was
10 be done should be done before the
question or campaign committee
was considered
In other words. they performed
every act they could think 81 ri b5t-
tom UP as tightly as possihit in the
hands Of their own little clique the
entire organization % the party.
The men who did this were Hem
enway, OF Indiana iHacef ot me Coz
terie Martin. % Virginia Esis-
brook. ~ New Hampshire. who were
rnembers OF the executive commit.
tee. aud ex-GoH. Gillette. Of Califor-
MIA.
Explaining the defeat Of hughes,
the statement said
Even the character % Mr. Hughes
could not overcome the distrust felt
by masses 81 independent voters for
the very men ia control Of The Re-
publican machine who took t6is &C
tion yesterday
Chairman Wilcox read the Per.
kins-Colby statement with interest,
but was shy OF comment
ct is JEST a personal opinion o.
the writers he said. "and don't
care 10 talk do not think any
affront was meant 10 me personally
by the executive committee IN yot-
ing against inc on this matter Of
q yice-chairman. think VAS right
on II and am right II Messrs. Per
kins and Colby construc it as AT in
suit. that is their personal opinion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

english ship has been suaA Without
warning ami wi'h q los, " 500 Th,
dispatch did not maAgci-ar ~neth"r
rhe number meant both passengers
and creN ar includes ~. total num
Der ~ losses from All ships unk
S,,ll another version from Rlo to.
d a- go The raiders aCti,tie- ,ald
uoN seven ships had 0ten SUNK and
Uiuc captured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Win Ice eNery~here. and the river
lnmmch VIII u. the eesy-G oinG

head ~ the hornets unpleasantiy
reminaed that because Of tho high
nrice az coal the price OF ice may
advaurr next summer conmensu-
rate WITH tho Increased cost OF pro-
durfion. And bis despite the fact
that "a larger yield ~ natural Ice ~
expected this year than last. Tho
nafufaf supply H. not large enough
and the artificial commodity n Ger
tain 10 be- ia his demand. The
price last summer was 10 cents FOR
81 pounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Did you aotic~ IN the parade Tuesday
- bunch 90 about 20 sturdy lads

w4th whIp lashes arrosa their
shoulders This wasthe Hupply com
pans of INC Thirty-hrst rss ment
and down in the ~ pasp district
where mofr than 100 000 soldiers
were moblized they were regard
as as tho crack mule skinuers 20
the border This company ia SONS
manded hY capt Charles ~ keiler
Detroit wspnperman. and the
men were selected with the great
rst care from tho entire regiment
f1r tNlr cNpcrtresa lin Tho rsfe and
hand ling ~ draft animals. They
receive g. month more than th"
men who do the real fgrtinE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Tho West Forrest. Improvement a.
-nrln dor HI. hecn rcnrxanlarA IA

"Iii UHH DO known as the south
F. Western Detroit Residents associ-
afinu Th. new officers are w r
Wilson. president oscar A. Under
wood tfrc president Walter g
Nfner ir serrefary. and = n.
Flaming. treasurer BETTER trans
nortaii1p and improved grade
CROSSING Will ne supported by the
nrxanIrn ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

The birthday anniversary Of Ben
iamin Franklin will be observed 10
day with meetings and bsnquets OF
numerous societies turnout the coun
try
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

NEW YORK. Ian II The Bel
gan steamship Samland. reaching
hore from Rotterdam. brought word
rhat abe had been stopped Dec : on
The Irish coast by German raider
which after searching her and Ind
ing she wa. Belgian food ship e.
lowed 90 proceed
Tn first warning ~ German
commerce raider from the British
government Was on Dc when
warnings wcrc flashed from war
hips md from naval wireless sia.
lions
No denni'c reports however had
come here until the United Press
dlspatche FROM South America aad
The arrival ~ the samland
Numerous ships have been ~
ported a. missing or long overdue
The i.amporf a Holt freiehter
Voitalre abieh wa- scheduled %
sai' Nos 20 rom liverpool thr
White star freightcr GeorEic which
sailed from Philadelphia Doc ~
DO Reigrarlan heduied 20 lesu
London Nov % The Bellerophon
which sailed from Southampton
No ~ and The Norwegian steam
ship HabJorg. which left here Nov
o. all have MOI been heard from
Admirlf orders foroiddlng pub
lcaton ~ sailing dates have raised
hope thar these ships may no
have been lost
The name OF the vessel which
stopped tire samland was said ~ be-
fha Mo'darla. whose whereabou \
'or q year has been a mystery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
Nrs. Florence ucIauKhIir, widow ~
pntrOInan MrLnUghIin. kilIrd seN-

"TIT W"0FH IE0 TV NandiIs whIIe
aNar5X pension by special
rpumiftee 90 the common council.
Tuesday she viii receive s2b
month from the city n long as she
rguaiu4 "a widow. She had the
rhefcc of the city pension or the
state award 81 $40 n week for 800
.fnaga
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

TIE graduating class ~ the Detroit
hsek school OF commerce viii hold
its class banquet iu Casa Technical
high Thursday evening T. T.
Hoitsciaw. director 81 the school
will give en- address
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
ESQ on; crank your fool s.aa ~ asa

TOR talking Won crawl into a nies
warm bed every night and leave
me auf Nrre iu cold garaEe With
nuf even Is blanket. then expect me
~ he right on the job In the
ni0f0lra Nothing doing old top,
fr- the tpoflsy Tor yours today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

anytt In4 about it ~ this column
AnF. more The Myrtle car re-
uortef tuen announced that he had
.uif fI~ Ina iu disgust. was walk
ing four blocks each morning 20
4ei Michigan car and was saving
ilmr nt ffsf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
'ccordlns :. a rteert from the ors-
Wore ths" $4,000 sIresay ha. seer

ENbscribfd Tor the erection OF
SG594n horne TOT the pakmRn bou-
leyhrd and Improvement associa-
ton On the boulevard NJ Tyler
Hrr Announcement - the growth
w ~. fund was reported at a sup
per gwen ~ wives OF the men va
thr association Tueadhy night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
VICTOR OF
MANILA BAY
is NO MORE

toosunnsa from Pss, one,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

PrintinE--the pisin neat kind-tsst
o. riEst--T lines Job D~pf.--Hain $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
GERMAN
RAIDER Is
SWEEPING SEA

ocontinued frpm rage onel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17
IN DETROIT

They're all right you don't any
Better anywhere" said the traveller
Hs me militia passed on parade.
rVsEfzv. I've seen regiments ~
many r.untrles but for clean cut.
hrhiitN eond-lookinE chaps these
take the lead and there ar. lots
more whore they came from
rrs ~ the Detroit, Toledo a IRON
ron railroad the dairy business has
developed wonderful Increase
rte sroWth has been steady for
nths ~ fs stated The road
handled more ~ IN twice AS many
'fons ~ mix 40 1915 than IN 1913.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-17

active aiding the Aile
shows Portuguese soldiers action
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-01
GERMAN PLANS FRUSTRATED
 BY BRITISH

British Headquarters, France Saturday, Dec. In operations i'll the Cambrai region yesterday the Germans began a threatening turn inS movement but the British forces were able to pull back with mOst of their troops and guns and saved them from being caught. BfitiSir forces blew up certain number of their own guns.
 There is no concealing of the fact that the enemy gave the Brit ish troops an uncomfortable. hPur or two but the situation is not one to cause particle of uneasneSs' Some ground has been lost but, un- less unforeseen events arise, Ger man plans have been frustrated with the inf1ictiOn of serious loss es to them.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-12-01
Drive On Canbrai

London, Dec. 1.-Repulse of seV- eral severe attacks by fresh German troops southwest of Cambrai are reported by the wpr office today
 In their great counter drive along the whole of the CanIbrai front the Germans were fought to a standstill' and their efforts to roll back the British troops from positions cap tured in Byngs offensive, which was aided by American forces, has end ed in A complete failure.
 During the night Germans used the darkness in an effort to plicss