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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1917.
SPY PLOT
IS BARED BY
B.S. AGENTS
Two Men < harmed With
Un-neutral Pro-Ger
man Activity
OBTAINED BRITISH
MILITARY SECRETS
Both Naturalized Citi
zens; Are Employed
On Hearst Papers
NKW YORK, t« 'i 20 Hutye of
th*' thrill* of Kir opr'.n sp> chasing
wer** brought homo to Now YorkfT*
today In tho tangle of wile# .ind syin-
I41 hot!<• Ink of « rung arui inUmida
lion »*f enemies and iff *<ret emla
r.irles r* veiled .n ihr .«rro*«ron
federal * irr’<n'«. of \ \ rf:in!**r
i.n«l <.l irl* \\ W u tine burg. Tho
t»n -pent . iiiaht in Jail, hut wore
scheduled f• *r ipp-.iranoe In court
lodav when Go Imp* <1 to pink*
l*«nd
The prisoner* .-nth of whom
* liupy to !». natural/* ! American*,
alibo of iertn.ui noth are * baited
with gaih* r iik and disposing of l;rtt
i*h milit.tr.. information, mostly to
Germanv. i>• |»«*nn•« in *>f ju lice
; Rent a guttered evident •• ngmnst
tin in They aro t il.('lt' and wph s« ntl
mg pscuh 'n* w i .ip* i men” *nt'*
rhr land, who itati*r*d tnfonn.i’lon
of »re«* valu* ;;,ivj I rotiahl it lack,
or rent If bn* k t» j Arm ri. a To ■Sip
ome of tin Information thru the
British guard-. »> tt.patlioti ink and
all the .übterfuge >f » * -p) of
fiction were employ*-1
Sander la ah ♦ mph v** of W. R
Hearst’s "Hi him h.» Journal’’ ant la
p*-eMdent of !)’•• ' * nt itl PowiTu War
Film* Kachan.:- Wunmbufg Is hi*
a snost ac».
Thia ia n>'* flu- hr-t lime that
>and**r ha I# • n ur '*■• police «*u
plcion for * ' Mai! I fiviti s
Hr was one of t .so T«*itorilc *
l-athi/er of Cij>..n *W»y Kd who
tried force and dur - to *ct Mr*
Richard 1\ S wf of a tier
imo tv Hen t to r* ant h>r t'ute
inent# VYunnchttre i* al~n well
known in • man ulo
Th* lun men tv.-, iMptiired Ly
Aio**ri».m «r*-t agents wi..*
harl lnvr» tiriJed •* i p fr*ifn the Mnt
i»h aulbor'tte for lore than two
month*
Si nee M(tv, If It*, the gnvrmtn**ot
«barges. th* two o-nt at |o<*.*» 1H
"H* a spa per n *n" over to England.
Atlorne' ()ftwaßi-r. retained • '
Sander and \\ nnreburg. inflated hir
* lien** were vlt 'irt* of false in
formation whh h deceived the depnr*-
inent *»f ju-dfee He i,ild th**v were
engac*d in d'- ,r ibution of w;*r tnn.'*c
nlnis of »h< Gertran i-.t ole Sand* r
flmiL *l* nied til charge a ridic
ulous
HOW 12 MENUS MAY BE MADE i
WITH FOUR ARTICLES OF FOOD
Prevention of Monotony of Diet Taken Up In College Coume
For HouNewivea.
By ISABEL BEVIER. PH. M
Department of H*uiehoid Bclenoe,
University of Illinois.
Th»* following menu *how the
use >if four common foods.
cabbage.’ apples amt potatoes, for
12 meal*. differently prepared each
time. This la a satisfactory and
feasible* way of ©b'lining a pleasant
iirMjr.
Number 1.
Port rrhonxe *t»*ak
Washed point a
Cabbage salad with mca
Raking powder biscuit*.
Apple pie.
t'crffee.
Nvrmbe r 2.
Tongue.
Cabbage and potato salad.
Pnrpover*.
Apple turn**ver* with cream.
T»a
Number 3.
Rofttf nb* of b**ef
Baked (Kit atoc*
Tabbare *alad (sour rream dress-
Ingt
IMain bread
Baked apple* with cream
Coffer
Number 4.
Treamed drt**d be* f
I Ache* and Paine I
From Tonatipa l lon fl
ULtTKhnrrVjt
Pill|
I Banished Quickly B
B I 11l ■■fK I <lo~es. 2f» c»* B
ot r.ta utMkimri
CUN A R D
HrmUr !*••»» nsrr »»il I ar«» 'f O lo*
NEW Y£JRK— LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK FALMOH T H LONDON
NEW YORK—BRISTOL
I I Mllli HIM' l«, liMifnlrnl Ml|
In lirrtl Hrllnln
anil lrrla**t, *.«•«! flair*.
Cor farther information apply
li »!•«• IU Mew leek, er keen! Apia
"SEA WASPS" WILL DO AWAY
WITH U-BOATS. EXPERTS SAY
a
* >> ‘^. i y l *" ’
MYjnffifffTimffffhr
Chaaeea Have Already Sunk 259
Bub« In Five Months and England
Has New Supply of 550 More.
BY F. M KERBY.
NKW YORK K* - .—‘ The ‘S* a
V\ H*pa’ will do th*- l*lek or—-t* can’t
!'«• done ”
That. In a nutshell, ft* the opinion
of the b**t tnfom *-d shipbuilders,
submarine nten. ami naval etp* rta
in N**w York on tlie possibility of
th** Itrllirh nau meeting the la*e««t
ti« rman I’-bcmt m«'nace.
They a*) the "Wniip*" wi»l do
an ay with Germany's auhnwthne«.
The ’ Sea nr **M |*'a'* a-*
they are oT< iallv known In the Rrlt
l*b admiralty, are the product, of
salpvard*.
They are fcu fret lon*. 12 feet on
the beam, and draw only four and a
1 ;tlf feea of water, thereby makinc
them pnaeti<-,iJly immune from tor
pedo littack.
Q fir j r- 1
u WOMEN Does Mr. Husband Know
s .<*xa, (he Danger There Is
T ' In Neglecting His Wife?
O * fiy MARY E. WALTER
2 V <c*»prrl«ht. I*l*. br M K. yvsltar.y
- ■ T' -I-. , r
From the diary of a neglected
wlf** th****' f« w extracts iell a story
just ruin** to a climax after 1.1
the wlf* l*K>ks hack as from a mile
stone ov»-f her married years, slow
Stuffed potAtoea.
creamed Cabbage with pepper*.
ft rah am muffin*
Brown Betty with cream
Toffee %
Number 5.
Shepherd * pie
Creamed cabbage
White mnfflnji.
Apple aoarfle, wtth whipped
arc am.
Cocoa.
Number 6
Corned beef.
Bofled potatoes.
Boiled cabbage.
Butter rolla.
Apple pudding
Coffee.
Number 7.
Short rfbe.
French fried potatoes
Steamed rabbi***
Apple dumpUnga and cream.
Ora ham gems.
Coffee.
Number g.
Rolled. Muffi»d steak.
Browned potatoes.
Hot alaw.
Baked apple*, cream. Jelly, nut*.
T crffee.
Number 9
Hamburg ateak.
Bleed |m >t a tor*
Kars 11 oped cabbage.
<Jrahi\ni bread
Apple tapioca
Coffee
Number 10.
« orned bref ffaah
Potatoes with hotkey and parsley
Cabbage au gratia'
Knflre wheat muffin*
Hutch apple cake, lemon sauce
Number 11.
fan broiled flank ateak.
Ksralloped potato**
fried cabbage
french rolla
Apple short cake and cream.
Cocoa.
Number 12.
Beef loaf
Creamed potatoes.
‘'old alaw,
Nut bread
Hutch apple cake with cream.
Coffee.
I Five tiundr**d and fifty "aulimanne
| uhaaera'* have gone to the iintieb
| fl*et. nhlpp**d on th» de* ka of llnera
| rnd freighters fniui (’nnudinn pc.rts,
I ;*nd built by tin* Subn'artne Host
corporation In Its Canadian plant.
Since October, 1916. confidential
report 4 U> the i>ullders of these txiata
i here show that 2kb German auhma
nnes b-tri* been deatmyrd by them,
jin other words, it is bellev.id here
; th* new aubinarine atiat* k Is Iretna
curried oul by an «*nllrely new fleet
of (!* rrr<ui 11-boata.l 1 -boata. and that they in
turn are J**o»me*l to destruction he
fore the ihree-inrh ?uns inounte«i on
these fast, hi* launches
In deelm. the “ws«ps’* are rt ally
comfortable ocean grerg vachta.
culcklv u-onveriible Into submarine
chasers.
The lust of the rhipment of b.'o
built hr this company was complet
«d. hv a coincidence in exactly fc-*0
ly seeing whaf they mean and
why.
Tixiay wc are married a year!
Ye*—| «in happy tho It is dtffrr
ent. s*» different from my dream’
Hal and I love each other. Rahy
Hal has meant much* Pur why Is
Hal s attention not the same as In
courtship? Is It hi* w-ork' 1
know he is absorbed and I try hard
to understand and make the best
of It . . .
Our second anniversary’ A long,
long year of heartbreak, rebellion
within Hal has a business engage
ment tonight as usual. I have spent
the evening In tears- as usual!
Why. why. this Indifference to me.
to our oompan lon ship? I have be
come s commonplace In his life,
tho I try not to misjudge him or
Interfere with his work. . . .
Flight married year* T have
come near dying at the top' No
one to talk to. no friendly dtwcti*-
■lons, no one to tell my expert
eores Hal works on. cold, n*g
lectful! Must T go on thru these
year* of no avail? . . .
Four years 1 hare had a com
fnrtable home and llvtng' Put what
Os the beaut iftil life together 1
dreamed of as Hal's flaivee? I am
no companion of hi# thought and
Simple Laxative Remedy
Best for Constipation
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Gave Satisfaction When
Nothing Else Would
Nearly every one, at one time or
another, suffer* from constipation,
or inactive bowel*, and one of the
few conclusion* upon which the
doctor* agree |* that regularity of
the bowels la an essential to good
health
In the famlfv medicine cheat of
most well ordered household* will he
found one or more of the various
remedies recommended far the relief
of constipation In the majority of
home* today the combination at aim
pie laxative herb* with pepsin known
aa Dr. Caldwell’s Sirup Pepsin I*
recognised a* the Mandard laxative
Druggists everywhere report a con
atantly Increasing demand for this
splendid remedy which I* sold for
fifty cents a bottle.
Mr, James Ash. 102 Orsen St.
Cumberland. Md . wrote to Dr. (’aid
well that he found lu - < aldwelf*
Syrup Pepsin the moat effective rem
edy for ronalipatton he had ever used
and that hr always kept a bottle of
It on hand for use when necessary.
It Caldwell* Svrup Pepsin la a
mild laxative, and does not gripe or
strain, but acta gently and brings
relief in an easy, natural manner. Ka
“Sea Wa»pa M of the British n*vy,
the kind of tubmarina chaser*
used in the water* about Eng.
land.
da; *—-one rear and a half.
’1 wejve thousand men worked on
them day and night, putting Into
place the f.(¥i CHS) separate parts of
which they are cooHtruoted.
With f*CK) horsepow* r In their
motors, they attHtn a speed of 22
miles an hour, and are so easily
handled they can turn In their own
length.
The three-inch guns mounted for
vard can contend successfully with
any armament *o far placed on sub
marines. ind with r cruising radius
of 700 miles at 23 miles an hour, or
1 600 miles at 14 miles per hour,
they are ihr nios* effective means
for keeping down the mb* so far
devised.
According to reports from the
other *id», three of these t*oats kept
th** sea during the terrlfW* storm
which vh* raging on the night the
rrirleer carrying lx»rd Kitchener was
blowm up by a mine.
Th**lr see. keeping qualities are
tuch as to allow for a srn patrol of
lt» days' duration. They are maanod
by ID officers and nten
mind. Not once in these years has
he taken me out. not since the day
before we married brought me flow
ere’ Not once ha« h»* "had time' 1
lo read the hook* we used to talk
about' . . . He accepts his per
fectly ordered home in silence. . . .
Over 12 years of forgetting how
to be happy and at last has eonm
a wonderful experience' Hr and !
- the other man--have rome to un
derstand each other thru th***#
months since th«> church committer
brought us together. Week after
week we ha\o found precious kin
ship In each other's minds’ ... I
have his flowers, one more token of
hts delicate thougdYtfulne»« of me
his subtle courtesy Such a man
could never neglect a wife ... I
cannot hope that so beautiful a
tMng will happen asrsin. I remem
l*#r always I am Hal’s wife and
yet It Is the one cry that all mom
en cry, for an understanding heart'
Thirteen years Hal's wife In 13
years he hasn’t even given me a
peppermint stick or taken me to a
concert. Pnr 13 ypan* I have been
a matter of course and never been
told I was loved! Rut for four
months I have known companion
ship. understanding. sympathy
not Hal's—that have brought th*
rose color back to my life .
Five months of happiness af’er 13
years of neglect' Yesterday Hal
filed suit for alienation of mr af
fectlona against this "other man"
Some are saying there Is no excuse
for me, that I would better have
suffered life-long misery than have
brought this on my two children
Put—alienation of affections’ Poor
Hal! Ifld another man alienate my
affections that I once gave to you
so unreservedly?
freedom from opiate* or narcotic
drug* makes It the ideal family laxa
tive.
To avoid Imitations and Ineffective
substitutes be sure yon get I»r. Cald
well’* Syrup Pepsin. See that a fac
simile of l>r, Caldwell’s signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton In which the bottle Is packed.
A trial bottle, free of charge, ran
be obtained by writing to f»r. W R
Caldwell, 455 Washington St., Jdou
Utaliu, lilmou.
DETROIT TIMES
b in thete Vidor Records
There’s a quaint and dreamy beauty to the music of Hawaii * P|3Hj
T|; as it comes like a whispering breeze from the mid-Pacific. It ,
breathes the lightsome spirit of this land of sunshine. Its lan- Igsßß|
guorous rhythm is typical of Hawaiian life, of the swaying trees, HBMj
Pjkjp (lie beating surf, of the joys and sorrows of this interesting |KhB
|ftj|j| And all the enchantment of Hawaiian music, all the charm
of their quaint instruments, all the peculiar beauties of their 11/ J
light voices are brought to >you on Victor Records. You are SgBHl
in fancy transported to these far-off islands. Shm
Here are just a few of the many beautiful Hawaiian num
)>ers the Victrola brings into your home: S||eH
rOa the IWk at Waikiki—Medley Hul* (with GWtar
. .0 1813 ? e k/ UuiM and /We) Hw»w Wrt|fc> W— Wl«lWl jg|lK|]|
10 m. 7Sc (wftA UkuUa and Guitar LvLmU*' and Friar a) Hwn W right >wi DtUrtrh
17701 , Hawaiian Dmai) jESStI
65344 Mr Hyhtlit GiH In England Hmmttan iwtth Qutrtat*) n gB
10 in. 75c* Ituu Hama^-Nstive Plantation koog (*th QuintatU) &.M. ITaiawg
17710 J Hoaolaht March (Gaitmr font) *nl» K. Laa IWM Kail |
10 m. 75c i Kobala March (Guitar Dim t) * PaU K. I aa-HaVid Kadi agsßalli
j March tom* Waat Royal Hawafcaa * gT^yMl
Hear this fascinating Hawaiian music today at any Victor dealer’*. He will gladly give
iV you a copy of the special Victor catalog of Hawaiian Records, and play any music you wish *3
to hear. And he will demonstrate the various styles of the Victor and VictroU sloto S4OO. I jp-
Victor Talking Machine Cos., Camden, N. J. jbsg |j|
j J ’' r Important Notice. All Victor Talkie, Machine* ere patented end ere enly SeaeW, end with rlfht es ana with Victor 2
Record* ooly. AH Victor Records ere patented end arc only McmmW, and with right at oee an Victor Talking Machine* MRI o
Victor Records and Victor Machines ere .cientlflcally coordinated and ■rochrooiaed by our apactal procaeee. <>l E =g3 i*&l«
i and their nee. except with each other. 1* eat ooly unauthorised but damaging and uagattaiMMry.
i . How Victor Kacords d.mnoetrata t at all deal are ea the 2Stk el cash miath j i
IVlctrolal
If the Times Prints It —The Times Believes It.
Just Between Ourselves
When you want a genuine diamond—you don’t go to a 5 and 10c store.
When you want 6 and 10c goods—you don’t go to a high-class jewelry store.
THERE IS JUST AS MUCH DIFFERENCE IN NEWSPAPERS.
The Times is built for people who care.
It’s a particular paper for particular people.
It’s a Safety Guide for Buyers
The sort of buyers who can afford to pay for what they require—either necessities or
luxuries— and the kind of buyers who have enough brains to distinguish between fake
advertising and the genuine.
The Times is a meeting place for buyer and seller.
More than 160.000 people meet here to peruse, and be guided by rts advertising
news each day.
It has taken lots of time, patience and money to gather this particular multitude of
buyers, and The Times is still working fearlessly and tirelessly and right to increase the
numbers.
DETROIT TIMES
A Paper With a Punch mmmmmmm—mm
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