The Detroit times. [volume], January 12, 1917, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 1

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SKN KNTKE NT II YE A It. NO. 91.
ALLY AND GERMAN NOTES HOLD
OUT NO HOPE OF EARLY PEACE
2 KILLED; $12,000,000
LQSSiNMONITIONDLAST;
SHELLS STILL FALLING
Earth Rocks When
Kinerslund, N. J.,
Plant Explodes
MANY CITIES ARE
SHAKEN BY SHOCK
Country for Miles
Around Subjected to
Bombardment
JERSKY CITY. N J.. Jan. 12
Intermittent *xplosion*. caused by
bursting of stray shells. could *iRI
be irr-nrd *-*fW In 4be Wfc-ck
ago of th* munitions plxnt of the
Canadian Car A Foundry company,
destroyed la(<* yesterday with a lona
estimated at 112.000.000.
Star* and In concrete building*
** vrr nnrtHmn«***l, i»m» of tri.
nltrotoluol —the most powerful of
explosives ii*o and in making high
power *hell« Had thi* been reached
hy the fire which swept the plant,
untold damage would have resulted,
lancer of the powerful explosive
letting go now la believed to have
passed
The town of Klngsland and th*-
surrounding country today bore
every mark of having been thru tt
terrific bombardment.
Some hoiiM"* showed raping
holes thru which the cold wind
whist]* and Roofs of others were per
forated window** n. re out. The
hard ro* k road near the big muni
Hon** plant wa- pitted with shell
hoi*-*, anyone of which waa big
enough to l.'iry a dog in The Jh
aware A Ijidii-vanna railway trick.-*
were torn up for ,* distance of two
miles. Kail * were twisted I*ll*l ♦)» -
blown out of place.
Karly report that a number of
men were killed proved to beer
roneous ! *r report's declare,!
about |*‘. men "missing ' but Mavor
('lay today «t**clar* *1 all ha«l been
a* count*•<! for
With the cheeking up of the com
pi*nv employes. it I- now apparen*
only two w» r*' killed. Michael
W« ln**ki waa “-truck by a train and
killed as he fi*-d under a rain of
shell* from t.he acne
Herman Ml- k*r* waa struck by a
shell. Hi- back wa-* hroken
Hut so rtho fact that fus<*s had not
yet I,*-* n attache ! to the high ex
plosive ahe 1 ’a, th*- property ,1e nage
in the vjrloltv of the plan* wculd
have h* en much luavter and the
|o.-• of life would probably have
}., ~n grea*. Th* *h r apn*-l shells ex
plode,l. a* altering bullets broadcast.
1 lie high power shells merely ‘hot
up In th** air however ami fell with
out exp’oding They would, hav**
done have damage had they let go
Upward cf kit" non, women and
children were effred for by the au
thoritie** *>f Jersey Citv and other
mu rounding town* last night All
were routed from their homes at
Kingsland liumedi it«-lv the fire and
explosions stiHe.i Some slept in
m h*M»l hou- • ■*. otheia in private
homes and many women were cared
for at hospitals.
THIKF HURLS
BRICK, STEALS
$214 IN JEWELRY
Jewelry valued at $244 waa stolen
from the atore of Miller-lloefer Cos.,
No. 33 Btate *t. early l*Yitl»y morn
ing. hy thieves who threw a brick
thru th*- window. The robbers es
caped
Charged with the larceny of n
aealaTTin coat, valued at |2oft, from
Mis-* Edna Morrill, No 4«'*4 Fourth
at f Cla enu* sn*l Fred Hullo, broth
ir- w.-re arrested in their home.
No sf, Hrush-at , early Friday morn
1 11 j*, ii iX'iecUvea Holden, Hand* 1
m*r an*l Staples Mias Mnrnll al
|« ges he saw one of the men leav
Ing tin- house with the garment,
S>oner or Later
Fair Visitor H*\ s« *'m* *f\» know
even body that Ik anybody! Is he n
society editor''
Mr. Spatkley Oh, no he’s the
country constable that arrests them
for speeding'
f*rln*ln* —tH*. plain neat hln4—lt<*t
la liakl-Tlmfi Jab Urpt~-Mala WW,
LEAGOE PAID
S4EACH FOR
WET VOTES
State Campaign Cost
the “Home Rulers”
Nearly §700,000
REPORT SHOWS
BIG DEFICIT
Detroit Brewers Con
tributed Nearly SIOO,-
000 to the Fund
It coat, the wet* just $*>4*1,773 to be
defeated n the last election, avoid
ing to the expens* account of th*
Home 11111- I»t.kii*\ tiled late Thurs
*lii y afternrvn in he county clerk's
itlice. According; tu jn- account
Hl*-d the donation* amounted to
? ivi.2c7.7ii. leaving a deficit of 51',7,-
.*d7.
Robert F. Marti n icm, treasur* r
<f the Home Hub- bagu* filed th*
Ftutenu'nt just in tlni«- to ( scape pos
ibl*- arrest for a violation of th*
.aw requlrirg that political parties-
Itle iheir *-xp* n>*- nfcount* within
a c«. rtaln tim* limit the limb having
evpiretl th da\ Info:,* the account
wa- fib and. Th* penalty is a fine <-t
f J.•**>»» or linprisct.t.i* nt for two
> ca r .-i, lint it is not lik ly t r» i,- urged
now that tb*- Account has finally
keen übndtled
According t<> tfi, >• fie *res it * os*
th*- Act .nlcrcsla about sl.3n f* i r
r very yot*r in th rtate and r* irlx
$4 for * very- vote il*» * get
Th*- straw Tlt -vvim; inf* res mad*
tlu- largest con*ri -niton to the cum
pniftn fund, Bernard and Julius
Mroh each ont ribut ing $22,"1*3.
vyhib* tin* 'lo* l,*-l company *amc
n**tt, \ugilst (Jo* bel, Jr., pix.ng sl3.
20* nn l Fritr. (I »cb* I SI 1,30a c
Harmsiaetler an<l if. fNmstaett*-r
,'mcJi gay*- S'* :'3U at**] l> I>urniMa -t
t**r s7,r>**o This group of v-o-n men
alone turned in almost sm*»,ooo in all
thete were 2 os*» con'rlbutlons t*» *h»-
fund, but not that many individual.-*,
a.* some of th*’ contributors appear
two or three Uji*<
3 KNOWN DEAD
IN CAR WRECK
Workmen Continue the Search
for Victims of Rock
ford Smash
ROCKEYMIM, 111. Jan 12 Work
men today continued their seaten
tot bodies of \i* finis of last ni-Id’s
wt*sk. when a *r*.vv*b*,l street car
was hurled over tie .*rd*'of a tres
tle into Kent ('reck. 30 feet below.
b> an I!l l riots* Central freight ttain
Three persons are !;nov.-n to be
ifead and sewn in lured That flier**
lit** other dead whf c bodies will not
be r* , -*\*-r« I until the car, i»t»rrl>
submerged In 1" feet <*f w.i’et, iias
be* II ralK**l. Is tile la lief of pa -en
g*-r who or raped. .
Failure 'o flag th<- * m‘.**inE in front
rs the swi'ehing freight train is *aid
t, have bc**n the « all ** of th*- ac*-|
I.ent
The dead- Miss Josle I'wyer. Miss
( hi 1-1 In*- >j*'gr* n, MBs F.lb-n John
son.
Fish plat«*s f»»r Joining ru ts tnoyv
uklveraal) flr.-t IIS* and at Newcastle,
Ib 1., in 1*43.
- .y* V ;
Roller skates were invented lry
,la* es |,. rilmpton of New York, in
I***9.
MU * I HOICK OK IM t lIIMI
shoiibt t*<- ii»<- Wayne lt*«t*-l Mineral
And Turkish Bstiis for Men sn*i Wo
rn-n. open (lav un*l night. Expert »t.
tsndants.—A-l v.
DETROIT TIMES
Cannon Sh pped to United States By Carloads
The picture shows some of the
I guns used on the various bat*
I | tic fronts in Europe.
ie lt i It"*' '< rvC*-" *> - n H»<W J(A ' ---A.\V..■'.■**. :S.-"***fc¥ t AiMtfv- .Sis
( anni-1 ar.*l otb* i war materials art* b, ng .'hipp*-,! iu , lined oiates from th«* war r.on*- ot Kurope by car
load.*-! Th: plctur*. b> H irlmrough. I’he Tiim-s special photographer, shows a cannon which was part of eight
•*i **.,<!-. of wa: materials, gru* k»im* r* ponder.* *d ih** slaughter of men in Europe, shipped to Chicago for exhibi
tion iluring a baca.tr to rais«> relief funds.
BILL PLANS
BUYER FOB
MICHiGAii
Would Centralize All
State Purchasing
Activities
SEN ATE TO VISIT
INSTITI'TIONS
Thirty-three Proposed
Laws Now Before
legislature
/?V H . /.. *' 4 / \ **\ .
(Staff Citrrespovdcnt Itrtnat Ti*-.c*)
LANSINO, Mich. .lan. 12 Th*
stat<- a*-nate will bold no real --* *•
alona n< xt vy* «k, the s*-n«tors <l*
cid*’*! today, but will devote th*
film- to vi it to state tn-titutinn
to asc*-rtaln th*-ir ii* - *1- m an ap
propria*ion way during the n*-\t two
years Hr*Us»- in*• tuber.** drei,!- *1 to
continue to hold regular sessions
excusing from attendance th<>-*
member- who are on stale in-ti'u
tion committer*. Senate m -n.n
will be railed on Monday. Tu- .-da>
and Fri*l»v. but th«-r*- is no ehan<e
of a quorum b' ing pr*-**-nt on any
of those day *
lb** senate held only brief s*‘s
sions both this morning and yes
terday, ,onfirn.ing th*- nppolntnients
of ('iiiv Hle*-p*’t atinonm*d >esi*-r
day and hearing the ittl*'* of seyeral
m w bill* r* .el f>n*' • -naf♦ bill
n-ks %: x.nuit f,*r malntenanc*- of
th* girl-’ Industrial eb*>.*l at \dt
an during th* n*\t ♦ xv«* y*ars ami
:tn. additional f*»r land, improve
im-nts and one new- cottag*
Senator Tripp Introduced tw*, tax
bills, on*- taxing ln*nd* a half o
t*m- p* i rent annually, in i«-a*l «*f
the present tax «'f tfi* -a r r< amoiu*
a.*-s*-*s*-*l only one* Th*- other would
w ip*> out the mortgage tax law by
exempting from taxes all mort
gage* In whl*h not more than 7 p«
c,*nl liit**r*-st is and at the
same time making It illegal I**
charge more than 7 per rent.
Nine \ne*\ bills were introduced
In the hoik ** v ye-ferdailt- rn on
maklnK a toial of to date The
most Important of th*- n*''w 'bins wa
introduced by Rep. Young an*l aim
to creati- a stat** purchasing and» «>U
n «*nt Under It- provlslnna th* go\
ernor would appoint a state pur* has
(Cnnllnued *»n I'i,**- Tsi»|
FRII) AY , .1 ANU AR V 12, 1 ill 7 .
t RNITURE STORE ~
SWEPT BY FIRE;
DAMAGE, $2,500
l ire in th*- funuttirc store of Sue
y. *II .X- N*'■>!* . .11 Nos 22x7 -V* West
Jeff •->n nr , about 1:SO Friday
morning, c: used damage to the
imiblirfg and stock estimated at s2,*
u. I'm non w< r * handicapped by
x ■ ii.-* sinoke from burning uphol
fiery.
An ovcrhi ated stoy-p resulted In
lirht dan.a;-*- t*» th* home of Carl,
Schmidt. No 21* Cabot-si.
While Ciawing out a gas pii**-,
vorktnen «-t fir* to th** premises at
No. o'.*'* \V(M*dw iird ave., owned hy
l're<! Sanders, No. 41 Wootlward
avr md occtipiexl hy John Hregg.
I>. mag*- yyas slight.
CHADSEYTOASK
11 NEW SCHOOLS
j
>chcH)l Superintendent Has
000,000 Program for the
Coming Year
I'xp* ndPure of $1,000,000 in 1917
1.- f*>r 11 n*-yv school buildings and
10 additions to pre-cut building- w b
I* ree unn « ruled bv Supt I’haiis* y
in a meeting of th* heard of *du
< ,iiion r*.«l estate committee, tu-xt
Tuesday.
The n-*yv buildings proposed hy
the sii|w*rintrndein <>f schools in
rind*- on* junior high school til
bools f*-r cripples an*l deaf unit* -
cil* s m-u *t l»e purchased for IP rd
tlo prop***** and buildings.
Supt Uhnilscy's program of school
eyp.insion for the next fiy*-- y* *r
* out* mplufes 13 m-w building- -,n»l
.ulditlons t*> S3 buildings now in t.*<
The new Junior high school pro: ably
yy ill !>*• Incited at Hrnnklyn-av*’ and
I.oeu-t-st , n*’ar ti e Franklin s* lu ot
Som* of the new lnnldin» will l*
located in annexed territor; .
B.OFGTO IIEEB
DETROIT GUARDS
GET EMPLOYMENT
George H. Kirchncr Under Knife.
f»* iii ** ii. Kirchncr, pr* .<l* m of
ill* Herman American bank and di
i** tor of tlu* Guaranty Tru*t r*»ni
i any underwent a successful opera
tu-ri Thursday, in harper hospital.
*or gall ston***. Hi** condition was
f.ixnrable I*ridgy.
\R sections of\thc country ar* ex
pe* to I to o*.- tepn . c>nt*’d .it 11>* an.
mill convention of the Antetbarx Itv
,-titute of l-71*‘ctt I: al Engine* rs.
whb li meets today in Plttghurgh.
xx x v m: iiorr.i, * xn\ri;i
«'t »-**tng .*■«tiir*lhv night at !*
K»-nn--*t entertglnvis wn*J noy*ll> ur
i chesti t. —A*lv.
Physicians
FEAR THAW
TOOK POISON
If Not, He’ll Recover
from Wounds, Is the
Announcement
DEADLY TABLETS
ARE MISSING
Close Watch Is Kept
on Would-Be
Suicide
PIUKAnKITHIA. Jan. 12. r Harry
K Thaw will live, despite Ins at
tempt to etui his life hy cutting hi
throat and wrists .yesterday, pro
vidlng h*- did not swallow uny ot
the deadly poison tablet.- di‘-«over« , d
to b*- mis-ing from a bnttb found
in hi* po*k* t.
I’hyslclans at St Mary's hospital
declared early today they yxerc
greatly concerned over th** possibil
ity that Thaw may hav*- taken th**
poison. With th* di.-i-ox*-r> it t
some of th* 1 tablets y* * r*- mi*, n:’
Thaw was watched closely
Hr. John T Atjst ah. r*-.~id* nt at
St. Mary's, today said:
“We are on u f* nee Thaw's > *»r.
dition is still in doubt, mainly he
cause we cannot determine v In the*
he took any of tile pni*on. which
would certainly kd ho i It y ill pro!
ably be several x before ni*
stomach car. be analysed.“
In the nr ant Inn- *-v*tv j»n v* n'.;*
liy* to cn'intera* t th* action *<» the
poison. If T liaxy did d<> wli.it j t.\si
clans seei.i t-j f* ar, I* h- n . ii,ploy
id. Thtyv had r* -vi x • -cl -i:»*-\bit
this morning Hon the >*tip« r in
which It** lirgered thruont y- perilay
He coulrl n* t talk Inn ftirH.*-i ef
forts vx ill ,**■ mad** by t police t,>
g* t a statenn nt from him time
to* lay.
The wounds tha' Thaw -la*h and in
iiis Ihroat and vri t w *n* not tie* p
< nough to 1: tig abeiii d< atli. • opt
by sloxv bleeding He mi- • and b;*
jugular vein by a bar* other o' an
nch and th* mail arteries «*f bis
wrist by the ->aYiir ft a* Hop.
I|e had lost considerable blond
however.' before Mr Ull/aboli
Tacot. In whose home h* attempted
to end his life, found hint.
While physician* w*-r*- battlin.
to save his life friend* outside Sf.
|( i»nllsuf< on l'*i,r Two.l
WILSON, ENTENTE TERMS SECURED,
EXPECTED TO RENO EFTORTS TOWARD
BRINGING OUT DEMANDS OF TEUTONS
Teutons, Peace Reject
ed, Will Hght to
End, Says Note
DENY PROPOSAL
WAS WAR TRICK
Say Foes Scorned an
Honest Effort at Just
Settlement
MKiIUN, J«n. 12. 'Wireless to
S;i> vill*', N. V.) —The Overseas Nt Wh
Agency giver out the following:
■ >\"noTO Was KlvriTTO
lives of all neutral governments bv
tin- iltTin in povt immni today. The
uoeuuonf first states that tint tier
man government has received the re
pt> or the Entente powers to thf
Central ii< wcra* note of December 12.;
containing tin* proposition to entet
at once into peace negotiations. The
>totf then continues
»mo advcr pnrlev decline tills r*e«>f»-
edition, giving as n r<:is.Ti that it
is a preposition without sincerity an«l
witiumt importance.
The form in which they clothe
their corniriuntcatlnn * \i lud*-s an an
swer to them, hut the imperial g**v
ernnu-nt considers it important to
point out to tTie Kovcmim-nta of th
.neutral powers its opinion about the
. ait us i . V'.
The ronti »r fW*UMp(» Ttare W»
to eater Into any rlt.-eussion nliout
ttie origin of tii* world's war Mts
lory '-ill .pulp •* upon w i 0.,i falls tin
frnt'ncnae icuilt of tn* war. History's
Verdict w .11 ■ s 11111 * puss ov• r the
en»-ir<-lmr polos of l-.'ng httvl. tin- re.
V* Dlte polios of I'l.Ulee and Ito *M
dr.ivtir o| Kiisrla to gain t'on.-dantl
nr-ple, ns It wilt pa s over tlie insti
gations of Serbia, the HS' i a«* t lnatlon
u> Sarujevn, ami tin niplet* m<*b
llir.ation of Hussta, whicti no ant war
again t Herninny.
loimans and he. .til *“,-*. who hart
to ti. he arms for tip' il< t> tt.-* of tto -Ir
lil**rt\ ami tHeir • - - ».•:'••• <• • • ti« -i*r
this, their aim In tills war. obtained.
On tile otliei hand th*- h< M < I
ers ilwhss want further n.vav from
tin i '•« I i/,n t ion of tlolr pla which,
act *rdmg to the d-a lnrattor -of th<di
i ea|»' nsi Id*- I. f<■-in •n. wo re ,1 ii• ■* tcd.
.aiiinm.' other tlrr>a ; towards *h*- con
uttext of A 1 *ace-r.orr.ain*- and s.*v*-r;tl
|*ru>" an ptovlnr* ti . humiliation
and iliiiiinutinn ot rio- \ustr<--Him
gamin nonnn ts, tto- t .. 1 -tit
Tit’ key, and ih< mutilation <>f Bul
garia
In th* face of such war a in* * To*
demand f r sanction reparation and
guarani* * s in t ie mouth of out ad-
Vs i artes prodtlr .-s a silt prising ef
fect
i ri| adversaries rail the proposal
of the four {Teutonic) allied powers
a war maneuver
(i"rtnany and her allies m-i.«t pro
test ill a most enetue: f.lvhl« ,r ’ ti.M
tJo n inrdivep wltudt w• re <\pl'ine<l
frank',-, at*- nlu't-t •». and in fins man
ner. Tlo-y fit ■ Teutonic Mill- 'I
convinced fin-t a pear*’ which would
i, jud Jlprl Mere pt h lil»* to all ti-lt’lf
, rr-nts was | ■■ * »».'* ' hat >• * ouhl '.*•
irmitlnnril on l*aue Mite,
SLEEPER NAMES
MEN FOR JOBS
Dr. FranV S'-umway, of l.:in
simj. New I'ortlon Hoard
Memlier
! WPINT, Mir h Jap J? G* >
Sl* t p»*r Thursilfiy sent tho foMov
f ne appointments to the s* nut' f"i
confmi'itirtn:
l>r. Frank W Bhumwav of i r*r
• lug. member of tho board of par
(lon. j for ill*- term ending Iha ll T ANARUS,
1921
Walter J Hutmtker, of Su-iniv
as ;i state fish commissioner, '>r
th*- t< rtn r tid nv l»<-. HI. 1922.
Ilerla rt E. Powell, of lonia, <- *
member of the state hoii’-it mi an
<11•»tion and conciliation to >iif*-i.il
Frank l>. f>»<!. for tii«* term cm 1
ini’ A tig L’H. 1!«17.
AM ■ <*n I, Wr'ght, of, Had \*e
a nunib-r of th*’ board of tr i- * • •
'*f the M'chienn School for 'lt*-
I»•*«f. at Flint, for tin* ti rtn cnd:nr
I lor Jl Ri22.
Ft inkl’it IV Sayre, of F'u-Ann
a* a member of the board of tru
fe. -of the Indu-Arial Sr hool sot
t.o's, for the term r tiding !>•'(• .;|
i;*22.
Wt'liam O l.ee of Port Huron
I•• 1 tn* mhvr of *hr bo 1 «»; min
fleers of the Michigan Hohller**'
homi to -ufce«’f| John II l> nnls
for the term ending F*-h 2* ts.l
Spencer 11. PI ikely, of Had A*e,
as a nictnber of the h airtl o| m n
acers of the M f hican S >!db*r '
home, to succeed Robert J Frr»'’.
for the term ending Feb. 2S, 1921.
AFTERNOON EDITION
1
A!l> IVace Terms and
(Germany’s Manifesto
j j
|f Th* Allies, in their reply t*> I
i ire-uJvnt Wilsun'-r nut*'-, itedare 1
| i at'v wii) »*cc* pi-it only with
i| .lie .iccomplisimnut ot the follow* 1
! j iiik olijeets:
I lie restoration of llrlalimi. of
vrrlila, nod ot UonmirKr**. I'br
lltdemoit.es due lb, ni.
il tiiciiiitloi* of the m*a*le«l terri
tories ol I lance, ot Ituastn anil of
Hiiiiiunia, wllli Just repuration.
Hi oriimilsaiion of t.urope auar
;int< etl b, n ttalilr re* I me.
ItcstorHlloa of proi.nees or ter
ritories wrested to the post from
tbe titles h> foree or nicnlnst the
, will of ibelr populations.
I.lherntlon <»f Italians, ot slots,
of If MtnnnlaMs. an r of Tebeeho |
Hlo, agues from torelan donnnn
tlon.
•,n f rniu-hlsemenl of population
suhjeel to the bloody l>raau» nt
ill. Turks.
I \|. it Is, n n from Kurope «>f tbe
tlttomnii empire, whleli has pro, e*l
; JiVuTf ao rHillcall* a Urn ro western
«, Him lou.
Uermaiiy. in a counter note, do*
niMinclr k th< Alli*-s for refuslna
to - onslder "reasonal>le terms,"
j sa ya:
t.-rmtin* anrl her nlt'r* made an
hr,nest attempt to terminate the
„nr and open (he roarl for an
underatandlug among tbe helllger
<-n:s. I h.* luiflerlaJ government
in rre I * dr,tend* *1 upon the decision
i*f the adveraurlea „liether the
r«»i«*l towards pence should he en
tered itimti or not.
The hostile go, crummls have
, *1 rI nrd to accept this r*»!id. I pan
1 'hem tails the full responsibility
for the continual!**** of the hlood
sh* and.
I’he four tTeptonlet allied pow
ers. however, shall roullnue to
I struKKle until n peace will he
I gained which minruntrea In their
J nations their honor. rtUirarr and
rJberta of de, rlopmept, .
MAYOR TO
TAKE HAND
IN PROBE
Will Try to Learn What
Is Wrong: in IJuiltl
ing: Roard
THURSDAY’S MEET
HAS NO RESULT
Absence of Quorum De
lays Action on In
spectors' Cases
Fnllmvinj.’ itir.iied 11 • ■1 > iipiui ih*
1 nnn lunct’im nt *<r‘ i '«<mtn 1 -mui • r Wil
li.im F. Mi'Don hi. of th< builUin
1 dcpiirtfin-nt. th.'t h* j.r»*|. ’ *-d t> j
1 >ug*’* i t*i Mttwtr Niiirx 'h;*t h** Fibol I
i. h the liltilrliiiii ; oinruV" M>d t a> an ]
1 nminc. and in tin- 'i’iim - Thursday
! com* * ih* unim.im .'nn-nt that fh<
m:i> <>r will (Mil 'li*- mcniimrs of ff: *
! ( O’iUi;l - i->n In i* -< -ion to disciv* ! I
w hiii r wrofik with th* d**p;irt inr-ni
Tin* ift':.ir- of the dcp.tr : nn-nt an
now n so ir diff*-it nt tribunals. V
*•! re of irih* r- *ln- taken ih*
: l.tiihllfit dc{* ‘f itm-nt into th* re
1 r nrd* i V rotl’ t ir th*- * ;*•**• of ;* j
i fciihh r h*'ing neons***! of tiylhg tr I
,bribe an in-p*foi (h»> -dim in
' i -cini has h< * n din* 1.-irifttl mid hHs
ts* ; * ;ih-rt his cast- It, (!• *{\il *»* r\
ir* o.nini -t n, inr* Unihliny c*.m
mi- km iis**!f i* *’t»ivsidrrinß th* |
-.jisfl* n!«- which h.-ts nrl-e-i between
1 ■ 1 . IP*! ttid ,*n Inr fn-ptor. ,im* ,
i 1 • ’lisp *ior D'lpont uml now th* I
I •tiHjtir tmm - out with the .tn j
noutn e;ii*-nt • that h*- will tr> to ftm- 1
cm w f it is w roti'r
\ ii .tin; o' the b'llld nc r«*n
ni .-ion wi* caHed for Tliur da> ttf
M< rnoon. t" .or,-id**r several Import
mt matters, hut no tpioruni w.*
:r* -.-n» and srr po nfflc-nl .tctlon
| i ti". I*l be i ken. Thl.- «•;;* in ki **;.
li v 11 h .‘.I :.*, t II < r* <•* -til.
h « ii* -ii 'he rub- ratlin thun '?»•
. v ' *xj 11, I;> * Ip>r .-l 1.1 !>« *1 ,
! it* •nt It is aaul I to he 'lll* t*-I|
tip- far! that »h* < ommi- : i n* r- arc j
v.-ti *'>l! " V th' I"* V • !I
--i meeting opi.v Fommlffloner Mciton ,
aid was prcMnt. and he muld not ,
act legally irt the absence of Corn I
nilPHionets ilaggerty Hn*l .*•< hniiti 1 -
whth «>n Thursday afternoon Ha..’ j
gerty and S* hmidf wer** the onl> j
(f oni tn tied on f*gge l *»«|
I N DETK OI T : 0 NEC EN T.
Allies Demond Turks
He Expelled from
Europe
ASK REPARATION
FOR INVASIONS
Guarantee of Future
Must He Firmly
Established
«i/ rtonrnr j. rksdur.
Vorreapo-,.<ii n‘ Untied Press.)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.—1 real
tleut Wllfcoq'ji next muve In the ln
tt inational peace gunii depends upon
what conlitlentlal information lie has
from Germany at* to terns upon
v.-hich she would consider peace at
this time.
In the absence of positive knowl
edge as to what, if any information
Ihe president has on this question,
otlicials today Imll-ved the En'ente
reply leaves practically no loophole
for further advajicts by the presi
dent now. Germany must furnish
Wilson ground for the next move.
Should the president have In his
that the Entente outline of peace
term squares to an Oneoumglnl de
gree with what Germany would l>e
willing to concede, another effort
by this government mar tn* expect*
ed. In this conned ion, it U> under*
.sfood, the presitlent has informa
tion indieHijr\£ Germany would agree
to the following comesaions:
Evacuation and indemnifying of
Belgium, evacuation <»f l-'ram-e, ♦ vac
nation of Poland, < vacua!lon of Ser
bia and Rumania.
Germany would dcniand return of
er colonic, a pt.int not touched
upon in the Entente reply and would
n.sist thm imitlnv she nor her sir
li*-* h* deprived **f any territory, in
hiding Const ant int p]»
In vl*-w t>f th** f.'Ct Russia dc*
mini is at quisitirn of Ccnst.inUnople
anti the Entente demands "the expul
fiiui iron. Kurope of the Ottoman
inpin*," Constantinople may turn
nut to he th** chief bone ol con ten
Mon in any peace maneuvers.
Gt nnanv it w ilium to indemnify
I Belgium because ;-h*- admits viola-
Mon t*f a treaty “thru military necea
iiy. S!i<’ would n-*t, tinder terms
i ulkeil e hei tMul'H’ fv h< re, hew ill
ing to ind' tr.ml cihci small nations
invaded 1* uiuse he was at war with
all *if them befot.* invasion occurred,
(’lira seep-s y i proini«cd now until
I t on I Inucil on I'ltitr Vinr.l
Flans Suffrage
“Collegrcs”
Ijujjyfis
_ j
f ClTbiOft. OYRNJ'^f
MI ;.m,r tlyrns. \ w York
i.twver. has atarte I on a tour '•* in
Ante I "and mm
work* t lan* t'*Vt -uv' t»**
c-pened trt\Buffalo, 'site prepoees tjd
!«■:*< h worn»tn «nx mts to learn how
to make conver * th* * atise how
il* isl! it
•Mnt n *i »h** ii ig* v* >-k d"M
n tl: ke*rs
loet fff, i\ » It* It I of Utt
very luca ol trainiut, sgid