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The Detroit times. [volume], January 12, 1917, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE 4, Image 4
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PAGE 4
WH AT IS GOING ON IN GERMANS
AS TOI.O BV THE N! W>-t \ 1 D ( ' KT 1 Ro>l
THE TELTOV EMPIHK
U«bkn«cM'a Speech it Hi* C
martial.
Til* 1 fallow ittg l* k fi ft ! ’**»a
from fb» i<* rtln l>*vb P\ ' «*»
*’••!* made l>y lb* f*itn»u
qiHit Karl Heb nee
bis court martial. Thl» io »t
wn held noiue tint* *n<
with the u>ri
»nh re*»nt!y L
bJ'* t»H.de
"The prment war i- * 1 '
fpr f h*> d* friJw* of I *:>'»>
no* for the llbHititoii o:
n,.'w>rw*ii»l*-e nor for if.- *
ot th*' BUM**♦“**•
the iiouil *>• » ■* v
warn- r«i It only un- ti 4
cuu» * tur*i» , -*n of ;»oir •
of (conorair flooring
but' h*-ry of the b'alt*
Wt*' kinw people *•
o|nia lieu. and *&**>!i:t;
"The (Jtrmtn govermm
Instrument for opiw* ■
(donation of the m» *•** »
Wo: kina population
“Jt serve* *olei>. h a:
and abroad, ’h* in' '
dorn, of c»pil»H*tu. a* id > ir
tarn
“It is ihe moat r«N f*-r •
♦atlv* of imperialism. ' : -
driving force for oouu ' 1
armament* among the
w lt s*ont riv*<d. with '"
Vovemnieni. to brine
Detroit's Largest Men’s and Boys’ Apparel Store —
vi 4, /
r-. Mires
Grcst Annual
i QUARTER-OFF SALE
if'' "
I jp Our Entire >i<h*K of Men ■» and i/unu Men s
g Winter Suits and Overcoats
J ' U Off - H Off
m ■■•»»., v f? w i » a ..f j,«r, i w. I M-t 1
1 '\<v\ *. •*»- y Bo' -., r, •». vs«rt{' car* « fit
t W.. I Suits. Overcoats j Winter Trousers
v , % v and Mackinaws 1 Fancy Waistcoats
‘ t tm ■—% off —if 0ff —
-r, . 5 Cf’iff IJ. t. Men's Marian and
>•. duel Clin liutS j Continental Winter Shoes
M; v/ *
l ' , 1 .!' um 1 V Boys’ and Girls 1 Winter Shoes
f
Wiritfr < rmiscr- Men’s Colored Negligee Pleated
Winter Hats and Caps i I and Solt Cuff Shirts
7 / r< ff I ancy Silk and Knitted Neckwear
, j i, r arl d Fleece Lined and Wool Gloves
\\ omen S Hanan and j Two-Piece Winter I nderwear
d'-.w Continental Winter Shoes Dr,met NiKht Shirts and Pajamas
-i
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s-» > liar i* >, . . n
DEIfiC.T (nviLS
Uolicrl Hums, the Poet Perennial
Bv VV r * ts ,CL NN INCH AM
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• i.-.r vt ’n u would Ih’Tqu.vl
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• nrrs
<-ivt4»*.»•. 1 > .r. 11 l truth. Tho
• ■ *«>.; hti <J|> «••* and more frek
■ . •■.ai.on the ra.ng«' .ml
of I powers wrrv reolli
.• ::-l Hi* htr.nor In d**lm*»-
s v m-.i *■ arai tet- and manner
. v r *, ~. ,*,;uAl*Ht: anil the
o; ' i country will t»c p*-r*
u > verawa |r>ne after
a' .I'i'J to knew a
- • : ; 11 ;h* emotions and
. j*.. •• Burn- particular
• ■ ' n a is*.;. •% pen
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•i n v •—♦ 11 had iaken
. ■ . -of the heirt.
•. or *v-' and to S ■ 'liu'.vf
- ;<m;-'u ft iv udlicriuil . 'id
s s, '.urriwtl hf .lit
ii . u love utlh mII it- l*’ 1
Vn-j i* It llut St \nnr*‘«'ii
u-li’ 1 ' , ift,Pth*«nh kindred or
Kumi'.rtibc- the ”h■ trull’ 'xxt*n
t.muPv • »*l»or.tit •* the imn'l'n titrth
u \xit i .1 concert ot s»*» *
;>>h i»op){> and musk Or» \i odd
|«nce» »!*»• diunti together to listen
|tc them ihf > hrv.it he h<
! unnt'r.Ml iHtißiuv* of the heart, un
j derstood hy men ;»nd women «*i
i. %t-ry n.ition and clime, cu u aht n
j *h« njt*rv word? »ro mv.minylc
i If it were not ho, Burn* concert >
'would i'oon p*»t> Into o*»ltvion. for
i- tho .ip|>o»l thi'v nvxke i#
ihr xery wumuit for their exi t* nco
I and continuation.
* I
Dog Prohibition.
COLUIfBVS. Ind . Jan 1* Oeorj 1
Mitchell, of the Klt.-.i ;rrr Flak.*:
| company. hs-t mai't application
Mayor H. Karl Volland for an order
on tho saloonkeepers of the city ti"
to give h!* d<"K. Bovs, any ln r oxica - *
ng liqnor. Mitchell explained to
f thc mayor that Ito** spent all of his |
time loafing In ralooni».
Come* Milting
| Mrs Hard fa* —f'omf atro-.v Jo n
i Henry. 1 want money and money
I talks'
| Prlend Ifunhand Btr*. ru\ o-., r
•a v ApW'ch
,. . „.
Children Cry
fOR FLETCHER S ,
oastoria
FRIDAY, .? VN I \ H 12. 1 ill 7 .
FURNITURE
RUGS---CURTAINS
15 «» 25 % on
During this .semi-annual ale of ours we
offer you discounts o’* 1”»'/ to 2V from
oui original pricing*—which wc did no
raise to meet tlie l»i>r advance in tlie nut
i t. This means real, l>, 4 , ins
that can’t Ik.* duplicated anywhere el.^c,
Jas.
Fitzsimons
& Cos.
Grand Rivet West
Near Bag'^y
im*KVKxr*
pADuiry •- *• *®
M«ht« .*•
GUY BATES POST
THE MASQUERADER ,
*T X'.l l» t \l»l H IM 111 ' TIOX of
Hit II lit!) a U |l'\ tlltl.
.EXT WEEK Scat* Now S«'l ng
BACK AGAIN
tnoihrr lUMH'lt'inx* Itut.
TSf 'mirVltn*
KATBNKA
II f fit* of **9f!gb ,llnk»."
-'•» T. ROY BARNES!
\ rtatt lr*». In.nmpuriitiU mi a Mr* I *• mi
• ttrr t l*x r» ill»r, ■'l t l%*4.«tk*“ Hint
ntkrr
Detroit •
k|H It. til l Mill'll *1 fcakrtprare*
TREE “HENRY VIII"
l.riil V H «nnr Xt*l«fcl»»T> • «B lla'dlll*.
NEXT WEEK Stßts Njw * ng
ARMS $S GIRL
jeaaon ■ Fo-e rioit Comedy Suecei*
Poultry
Show
LIGHT GUARD
ARMORY
JANUARY
9 to 14 Inclusive
till « M ..»> *
J ; 4<» in I M, 7 ••• ~i l-’1
• A BUSINESS PROPOSAL 1
;_illb. r I. rrßt Lrl*—7
full I'llOt'li I*l.Xl* I -K’ t" IW.
M-tt*.. X|*hf«. IX« 5‘ - -T.’lc
Elizabeth Hiirr and
■T Charles Kins:
|v" fi.rlrr .1. XX Mir .X < o. I Fo*»n««»*i
Hartyi P«ltrf>. Mill a Hk»mi
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GUS HILL’S FOLLIES
\r«( XX rrk—“ Ihr I.IMlr *>lrl I.'ml
J'»r«ot."
AVENUE I"
California Beauties
A**ll* xallrr *n<t Mll-atar (•«!,
I'no Pfrf*rm*nrr« lmll».
* iiit,iii it i.n xtt>. jn at K'<ti i:
«•Hlr»Mt.»^ , xi uni,'*"
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.IT'” DAMROSC H ”r“”!
Saturday immhmtim "* -> - -00 |
LOUISE HOMER **»*■
r " K,r ; v:.», . CONTRALTO ••
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WESTON GALES Conductor
ALL-WAGNER CONCERT
XRCMIIA. SINOAY, JAM MO 11. At
1 000 Scats at 25c \ 1.000 »cata at SO-..
NOW ON SALE AT GRINNEIL’S '
HARRY CYPHERS Manager. Krcigc oidg
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES IT PAYS
AMI xi;xii xrx
KVlWm—t . ** >*■
Washington Theater '
X«n etn'ln* third XX rrk
rxx I'T.tMII X . .':I.X and S:I3
. —i i •
X Mil OP «< tXIIIL
Dalit ' *•<!# • 'ltltt try i-.lr pba at a ;
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MAs'Y PICKFORD
IIIF I'll H" I !|K ( I * X
Sight* i Xu, 'l it.
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CADILLAC B Jloirl < adlllar
Tango Queens
M;\» HI I h, It V f Hill) IIHK AKKM*
IOHN COU FKIt
POWYS
Novelist and Lecturer
“MODLRN I.ITKII \RY
1 KNI)KN( IKS’*
TAGORE
Yiiil fUr Modern C*lf
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FRIDAY at 8:15
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NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK FALMOUTH t ONDON
NEW YORK BRISTOL
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rir forth*’ ■ »tl»n tfiplv
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