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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09


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isgts. SH alien ApDtbefen.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Cute @clcgenbeit fir ltrebfame Man-
sar. Wational Muto College
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09

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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09

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Washington Journal., 1917-11-09
Die NtrUOisn.

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be bat Teits.itellt. oaB eeute nit beiIsln
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Orldeberser. Ole gu Ot:i ountlsn
Gbrenmdnnern 3ablen, Elm nsuer Gnt-
f3ulbieungssrunO.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

teams OF class A IN canvassing the
factories
Presidents az women's orgariza.
lions IN Detroit have been asked he
meet IL the Ponfchartrain Wednes-
day afternoon 20 discuss Tfans FOR
selling Liberty bonds 20 fhe women
OF the city Mrs. EdZAE Alien
chairman Of the local woman's
board OF the council q national g.
Tense. viii be In charge -of the meet
ing Mrs r. II Ashbaugh. tn cherg
OF Vomens sales tn Michigan. mas
established her headquarters N the
mayors Office She has called A
meeting o. All county chairmen 81
the vomen's campaign for Oct II.
IN Traverse City. coircident with
the meeting 81 me Federated Won
en- s. Clubs ~ Michigan The won
IN workers 81 Frederick 5tearns g.
company were canvassed Wednes.
day morning
Clarence Prostor. 10 charge Of the
c!fy's asphalt plant, purchased So
000 ~ bonds ga the mayors station
Tuesday afternoon
The campaign IS progressing sat.
isfactoriiy 10 The schools Two
schools, the Columbian and the
Nordsfrum nigh. have scored 100 per
cent. every teacher subscribing
Encouraged by IRIS success in So
curing $4,000 10 descriptions la
tw0 days 'he Highland PARK Rotary
club has boosted us gos from $50
600 20 800 go and expects. 20 *
coed TIA, fglre
Detroit aad WAS NJ ch-rty q .
been asked DIS the Federal REESE e
board % this district 20 raise $50.
o9o0o Tor lhe .ond fleeu} loan
instead ~ fi3.09n GEO originally Fixed
as their apporri0rment The execu-
tive commit in charge ~ The local
campaign has accepted the task With
q determination rot only 10 make
good tlt 90 gfpa.s that amount
The quota however vii remain az
$50 o94 o0o with $4,000 GOO as The
minimum goal
This TASK was imposed IN Detroit
10 heln out severed OF 'he counties
In the state ftai DID nor fee equal
/ - raising Ihe quotas designed I'd
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

them A Jew other counties ,hs
atc Rili share fhe tlr1 % uut D.
'roit VIII have ihe bulk @ the load
90 carry
John W Stalev. executive man
ager o. the I-etrcar camp igu issued
lh- following statement concerning
he reapport !onmeni
- hen our comm ittee was adv ssd
SATURDAY night Of the DrCra~ 4 rec
app0 rttonwsrt - MlrhfE4r N@
reached the chairman Il the FEDERAL
Reserve banN Of chicago nv t@le-
phone % whom we stated that in
view - the s48 coo 600 on quota all.t-
ted Detrc.t beng based on nor only
banking rssoUrcss hnt population and
assessed valuation as was fhe ns
ance - the stat" 49, Nei as che other
states ~ the union. ard further IN
View % sur ia upaiEn in Detroit hat-
ng been launched 10 ftat basis ve
could nrt consider apportlonn. rr-
here.
We We're advised. therefore taat
Ne should proceed au fhe bars - a
So 20 900 epportlaru. which
wcHl1 place Detroit in sit.on e
exact equality With thc other largo
.nTffrs ~ tne country The ~ rn Is ID
~ 80 Federal Reserve bank request
"a the Liberty loan commute - -
tralr .-o" fFrr. 90 put forth their eet
Efforts - reach $50 o1n )0U 49,
Ter - fact tris ls the amount which
This comm ittre haf already Get n.-
fore b. as the subscription ~ flef~a.t
and Wayne county 20 The ss-orA l.IH-
~rtt loan because .of Detroit ta rE
over s4hsc- bed on The er-t lnan
li're Percentage
The interest already riRn4fested %
'iE rIt z~rTnfp gives lF fEe HHsur-
anre Hernd ary question frat Ie-
troits subscription wli 81 feII above
IS 100000
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
MILK TRUST
Is CHARGED
Federal Officials Assert C0mbi-
nation Is Nation
Wide

CHICAGO. oct. Existence of
a nation wide milk trust" has been
al sMs@ea federal of8cer5 here 20
day declared The disclosure r.
said % have been made IN The rec
o-ds of the MIR Producers asso-
citation. seized 20 the recent raid by
state AUTHORITIES The discovery
was made by Robert " Thilds spe.
cjal assistant United States attoT
and r p Perrigo. fed
eral INVESTIGATOR They are alleged
20 have found ,hat the National
Milk Producers association with
headqgartcr ID Sew York. planned
10 organize ia.rymen into districts
and build crcaueriee The dairy
men were offered contracts. 81 was
said AZ prices above the prevailing
market
The records are reported 70 have
made references showing there was
n operation among certain cream
cries. particularly To- The middle
west
James ~ Wnkerson. assistant AZ.
torney general who presented Ger
tain phases ot the seized evidence
before TIE grand jury. is expected
to return from the capital tho last
% ibis week
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

parents four years ago. leaving
promise which he fulnlled. 20 br "
Anna here when he made his y
tune" little more than two yea D
ago Anna and her mother left war
torn Europe and came 20 Detroit
A year ago tho pair married.
The desire for bright lights and
liquor soon overcame the young
husband and ne neglected her. she
asserted. John confessed. IN the
eye % the law. by not appearing To
defend himself and the judge signed
the decree
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Girl Is Bride at Fourteen
And CT Fifteen Is DiDOrced

Mrs Anna Kindea spent her mr.
teenth birthday Tuesday, IN Circui
Judge fuckers court getting di-
vorce from her husband. John. who
after years trial proved 20 be an
unfaithful mate, the young wife tes-
tiled
The Kindeas are Rumanlans. In
their native village In the old coun.
Try they attended school together
and. IL. was testified by relatives.
Vere prominent In the social life OF
tho village children
John came 20 America with hts
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Flint from Dorchester. Mass, was
robbed ~ gi0p by two men shortly
after o'clock. while standing at
Third and FORESTS lie told the
police he vas counting his money
when the pair came along struck
hiu sevsrsi times and then aed
with his cash.
'hari~- PrRK, n Repuhlieaa candidate
for alderman In the Third ward. 90
succeed the late Edward Harnett
win not be permitted 20 have chal-
fepEerF in the booths IN the special
election because ne failed ~ Fle
his petition IN time. The petition
should have been nied last Satur-
day Prags opponents for the
Mons nation are Alex n Reinhold,
formerly school Inspector and
vs. = Kemp a Negro newspaper
publisher
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
rNnC DiCkITIr(Ii
I UUV ILWTH u
BUT HIGHER
Storage Men Blame IL All
On the
Farmer


billion more eggs was IN cold
storage IA The biz warehouses Of
the country Oct 1 than AZ the cor
responding date last ysar
AZ the same time there has been
practically no demand for eggs for
export. compared with the hundreds
81 thousands of cases that were
shipped abroad in 1915.
But In the face Of these two i'm
portant factors that shOgld make
Tor lower prices eggs today were
IS % 90 81 II cents a dozen whole
sale. against go u 20 81 cents last
year
Dealers have but one explanation
the farmer. with his higher valus-
lions on hens and feed
You cant expect 20 get eggs as
cheap from s. hen. Fed on g. a
hushel feed. as from a 5O-cent hen.
led on 81 a bushel feed. said ons
dealer.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
IN DETROIT

Colemnn's drive for recruits
for the navy IL having Ira ~necf.
lNere were IS applicants Tuesday.
and all but three were accepted.
Recruiting ofhcers in the marine
corps are receiving their winter
uniforms ~ forestry green such as
are nov being used BY the marines
iu France and IN training camp
The GrenGdi.r Guards brass band
~ Toronto is coming Monday g.
stimulate ennHfmrnts In The Brit
tsh canadian recruiting station.
OfDrers have been nsmed for the
iocnI hrsach OF the American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy.
backed ~ tho American Frdcra-
ton ~ labor STANLEY Anderson.
president ~ the street car Mems
union. o. president The other OFF,
GERS are Vice. president charles
r clark. OF tie carpenters treas
urer Frank T Ke0gh II the Typo
graphical union secretary Charles
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Boy Starts QHf IN III Dadadgg,ss CIR to
See World; Soon Glad TO Go Home

his fathers touring cars and started
out 20 see the world"
Things were bright and rosy until
he arrived in Detroit. Tuesday az
ternoon. short OF funds. He az.
tempted 10 sell the machine TO
Sercf Innrrens FOR tEAn HAa 80.
Eeant told the boy he could not buy
tho car, but had friend that would.
The friend proved TO be police head
quarters
The boys father. a prominent
Cincinnati real estate dealer, arriv-
Cd Wednesday morning and started
hack with the boy In the car.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
GERMAN PLOTS
NOT IMPRESSIVE
TO MEXICANS

CHICAGO. Oct. 10-The scheme
OF German Foreign Secretary Zim.
Norman to involve Japan and Mex.
leo In an alliance with Germany
against the United States was 70.
garded In Mexico as "only Ger
man intrigue 20 stir up trouble
That was the declaration today ~
Gen. Alvaro Obregon. former Mexi.
can minister OF war, who was here
today enroute 20 Washington.
u have met Won Eckhardt. tho
German charge, who was the 20
between IN the affair" said Obre-
eon. "He impressed me as zen.
tleman, but never approached mo
regarding intrigue. He was never
intimate with Gen Carranza..
Obregon said the Mexican gov
eminent had retired practically an
the worthless paper currency and
In the last few months had burned
100000. 600 worth OF Il. lie denied
he was here TO negotiate loan Tor
Mexico.
Ohregon and his party planned ia
visit the officers training camp ar
Fort Sheridan today.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

lewis busiSess agent % thc Rox
makers union. director and organ
iEer. Joseph a Wlfc Mr. Gumnare
Will be asked 90 Afdrs thr urat
Detroit meeting ~ the alliance
Gov sleeper has invited Mr Az
derson 90 be one ~ three delegates
TO a Testimonial q nunr o. Frcsi-
dent CiouIpNrs IN SrW YORK ocf ~
Harry Hernat. n years old No. 5p5
Twsnty -nfth-st. Was knocked dow
by an aytDmo bile driven hy Hiram
"a Stevens 80 ISIS Smith ave
TueFday might. while crossing West
Grand hivo. north ~ Dix-aFe The
Lao was hurried tn Receiving hose
pital. where 10 was found no. vas
hurt frferuattr He MAY recover
stephen TaIierynskL who stopped
over Tu~sdHy nighf on hts way 10
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
10y STARTS

BOY STARTS ...... ... 80. ....-
A night ia q cell in The central
police station has given EGAass
Harris. II years old. OF Cincinnati.
time 20 reflect that after an ,ner,
ls no place Ike home "Wednesday
morning the Lad tod his father who
arrived TO take tho boy home. thai
~ would be good and cause his par
erts no more trouble
Young Harris frst encountered
difficulties short time ago when
his father chastissd him for disobe
oiencr Planning 20 get even. the
lad. Monday afternoon. took one OF
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Catholic temperance societies
rhruout no World today will observe
me ouc hundred and twenty sixth
anniversary Of The birth OF Father
Mathew. fhe Apostle OF Temper
arce
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

t>eadins members OF re Conrre-
sa'.ona. denomination from All see.
tons o. he United States. together
with missionaries from foreign
lands. are ~ gather az Columbus
. today m take part IN me bien.
NAL meeting OF the National Coun-
ell OF CONGREGATIONAL churches
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
BIZ WILLIAM PHILLIP sIHHs
Stan Correspondent United Press

WITH TIE BRITISH ARMIES ~
FLANDERS. Oct l0.-Desperate
German infantry counter-aitacks
were reported early today over the
Undiscovered fields across which the
British have registered another sue
cessful advance.
The raggedness OF the German ar.
tillery FIRE, in support OF these coun-
ter-attackss told It's own story r.
was obvious that the Germans were
more occupied in hauling their guns
back than In firing
The German effort 10 regain lost
ground was particularly strong
astride the Ypres- Roulers railway.
Positions held by the British to-
day are hardly more than vast boys
The hurricane Of wind and rain
which accompanied this latest battle
in Flanders began Sunday night II
continued until 10 o'clock Monday
night. The Flemish plains and even
the low ridges we're vast success.
sion OF bogs. The British command
hesitated 10 carry out plans and AT.
tempt an attack under such a
handicap imposed by the weather
But officers and men alike We're
anxious 10 attack They were will
ing 20 take the handicap and were
absolutely confident ot q victory
The whole attack was thereupor
carried out exactly upon the minute
as planned.
The British advanced from their
positions under cover OF pitch
black night and slid and wallowed
thru the slime and mud 10 their ex
pected victory.
Thru all the gale, night and day
the British planes battled In the all
like tainted eagles
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

a conference % Michigan and
Wisconsin farmers has been called
70 meet today a. Meuomireo. Mich
% promote tho more sheep more
wool" campaign
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

PrirtinE --thc Dt-tr neat kfna--tA q
= rfEhf-Ttm~s Jsh Main tsza
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Printin~--the piain reat kfnf--fhaf
A. riGht--rinscs Job Dept.--Mniuefs2n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

WASHINGTON Nov ?--0Ticial
cahlcCrauS received hrr,. today from IL"
Italian hattli from; sa" tho retreat -
hcitt conducted with skill; :; is char
actcrizrd hy many brilliant examples al
Srli-Sarric" and personal bravery. ana
that n" now lines. which y IS h"P"I
will 10 acrrrati,nt h.tvr been most care
fully PR pared.
Tho official :,rrn'!nt follows:
The retirement OF the Italian armies
10 the ..ivrn"l WAS conducted in strict
coufnrrn!rv with the plans already laid
and has h..r!, successfully accomplished.
While rh> TaarIiau"ri" river. which I'm"
WIS abandoned. fn:mr': Il considerable
ohs,arlr Ia ~" "i"ny advance. this IS
true unl, IA iiIn" If flood water. When
III" rdi,ls $;"p;md AID In" waters 81 TIC
river r",'"dr'l.' :h' river was II" longer
any Considerable m;tt"ral UhStaCl" ~ tho
cnrmv's advance.
The army ,"r;> commanded by Cen
crll III ,;lnr" :" and =, IN parts OF the
third army corps r"trcat"i on the cN-
,rcmc left to thu hills ab"r" Hinzano
and hv Il Wonderful manr"v'r succeeded
in greatly r,tardinG the nn"my'S cross
ing Of the Tagliamrntn river. presenting
4 serious nir:i:tr, tu III" -\uStro-Gcrm,ln
right wing and threatening has com
municatinns N tn" direction Of todh"-
mo. Meanwhile" the retirement or IN"
main body OF thu Italian army To IN"
Livcnza was greatly aided by III" CON
hyura ton Of tho ground ann the streams
which delayed tho pursuit nl me MIS-
tro-;irrnrnns.
Tie I.ivrnza river is deep and swift.
with q number r bridges. Tut the lta!-
ian general staff regards il =" only IL
tcn- porary lin" ,'anaAir ~ tavorinG rear
guard actions and delaying the cncmy'S
advance willis the italian army is hni'
inr- = stronger position in tn" rear. IN
these rear guard engagements IN" terri
rnrinls have given an admirabi" account
Of themselves in machin" gun WORK.
Tho RcasaEliari and mounted bicycle
troops tho third division cavalry. the
fourth brigade nf Grrnnii"rs and other
coniirgrnts haze distinguished them
solves in furious counter attacks. snow
ing high courage.
"C;rru, valor also was displayed above
MI hv tn" army corps under General ID
l;inrgun. which sustained III" hclvl"si
enemy nnelnuGhts md succeeded in
checking them. thereby giving time T"
the remainder Of th" Italian army Ia
c,r,irh,rn it's lines. Most important
nlsn warr tho operations Of the arm?
currs nf tho Carnia. which while TO-
treating never ceased 10 counter attack
tho enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10
Sc COKE PRICE
HAS BEEN SET

Washington. Nov. Cooke prices FOR
III" entire country we're fixed by the
fuel administration today in a ruling
confirming the price OF Sc ton set oy
tho War Industries board for Connells-
willie coke in an agreement with steel
producers In fixing coal prices tho
fuel administration had passed over
but many inquiries rs to what the price
should be outside Of Connellsyille drew
forth the ruling.
In each case the price shall be un-
dcrStood as the price per ton OF 1000
rounds +. o. b. cars at the plant where
the coke is manufactured. All the max
imum prices mentioned herein shall ap-
My tn car lots sold to dealers for
wagon delivery; any commissions paid
70 selling agencies or margins allowed
10 johhcrs shall he paid by the vendors.
md shall not be added to the prices
established hereby. In all cases where
wagon deliveries are made. either by
coke producers or by dealers. reasona-
bio charge for such handling and de-