The Detroit times. [volume], June 15, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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TRTI> VV . IV N E 1 . 19 17,
VHer Torpedo Struck French Liner Santoy m .Mediterranean
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*j t|, ~. }tr , rjjf first photographs to arrive in th«* T’nited S*ates taken wlit*n the French liner Santoy was
Mr ii l by a torpedo from a (hrin.in Mibtn.irine in the Mediterranean April lit They were Taken bv nn atua
jf-ii! phouify’vipher HtV»■ tho ship w; **.<>] ll jlt down and Just after sip* had dif'apponred The upper pic.*ture show-*
the sinking liner with many of th** pia-engers and rrew nri board try ing to slip down her -ph-s into « life
j boat j'he lower how the life boats and men and women swimming in a tough sea after the vessel had
disapp* ,r*d beneath th*- w»v«*
YOl (ANT Ll\ E BY HATE
Dv MARY E WALTER
••• -■ ■ I c ■t, ’’ • ■ . ■ ■ ).•
j hatt • to*.ged h« r < i• i• .1 a
man could wrong > worn .n Sh*-
Knew -hi could n< ver forgive and
i would hear h* r bittern*’-- to th*
I Kun Sh* looked * r th* pale f,»*
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look• and it th* bib hue b *hv he
twe**n i; - two. “Then miranil .* . •')>
all ■•* *1 -u. i '• or of • v
gR X f V, V to piy .I***l cottlpii
1 1mt ennobled that womans fieri
fire :u' he withheld the punish
: meni to o: w .t- lift * to inflo i
Fix* year at: 11 *t wop-,,in l.ad
loved t' it man V. the f. r- ! love
f • • •*u \ i ~*rrmd '*!
eh* <t r-ame 1 the usual bride lire am s
i : ~ Ire ; :ms • h < up to
a <no i twakemnu. for after 'wo
•I, •it 1 I’d i ... 1 1e:
and * . tu-> «l io r< turn. 1 f»■ left the
cp v >}. gos no tr*t • >f him Sh*
m ■ xvo bout fund- None t ame
from the runaway |v* -p* u’e’y -hi
l re. timed to the w ork -h» )• k| left
for ."t ; ■ h •
i not m< rely that he w:i t|ie n rjri -he
MELT!FEE POCKETS
V
The Persistent Bouffjnt Effect
Here h h Kiri with n few pn« ken*
rHiSM 1 pockets \**re not intended •»
bold f»nHs nor own v«n!u
Itiox*'.-, nor were the\ d''«if;ned tc
li *!d 11>< bwwh.wan'rnbe
The> were merely th«* romper’
bunts mmlf' by furnlPK up m de«|
h»'tp on the upper Hde of the roat
In older to eiv«* itie popular bom
rant h»itc*w the htpM.
[ Thu* uiMint kind of fulne«* prom
,!o pang over in'o and niitv
h?p into winter ft ah lon a.
MVELOPING
Ur £ROLL|O*
V Blacks
If v <!. I it !h it h< «*u -I hr r sup \
■ „,it ,tn*l ritection \ few month.-
• I ■ 1 •’. ’
baby sh* l. '*l borne <I« *d in nnofhri ,
t till When lb [ or .;irl w.:.- aid- j
*o re-uni* her de-sola’*' burden of '
work, h* prayml in anguish that
he who had h’OtsghL her -uch agony
might suffer thi punishment h** d*-
-erved
O’ t few -I ■• I .1.0 .J. tet • |Vi
hroiutht th*’ husband bsek from i
di-itani -. it In oniri. *ft* r Owe 1
■years *h» wronged wife facedtjo '
t re.t her. hut-hand. She lent
h>r th. first ti:mi- of hi' nitrriuee
to ai; th» • I woman ur.ib’t pretense:
of b* :i.k single, and learned that
♦ hat pi *if *jl > . ,i;d wifi wis i ig
norant of he rtuplaily til; that. da>
A-. Ui* !a I . i.: i gii' • r >ic •* a * 1* .b- j
tiling ■ r.ii *. M.I :u.>
When <h« wholf d -lory *>f
t.hope three p.-opl* hud it* in) told,
fl ci' fendßXit’s et>un«el th* |
judge sos eleruencj Ttirninr to th*
'■ • • w fi , ii|g< i> K* n > y in
b«1 thil ib lutuf ) hhOUbl h“ vr..!)'
el ' Xi.i'n be looked «* tin wide
frlyhien* and * * "f thi* other won
,:*n, at ib* inn < ent i !:•<■!. Sh' c
all* and I "r n« n trns* b*'t’a>ed. be*
tnhv (lend ib mi * <-r ow'ti -orrow tw;
hardship hM'io of ;i man’s fßlsity.
So,- knew 1- rally tltwl man > |da<uj
v . t • - *'; • u o• ■ j
and 11 i pa- ion with which ruin
had rnn b l * and ! i -!i. i;ml. "I have
suffered mm b ibru tiii? man Re.t
this other woman ha.- >uffir*d 100
I do not v i- h one i-. i of i>.m* to
(’RU>e another woman the agony I
have knini. n If In toe - to jail, the
child will snffei cioi iiyire !♦ |«
enough that h* ha hrotight misery
to two wom*n If i' will make him
continue in hi- duty to h*r an*l
especially to their child, I urge that
you extend -clemency, md u pend
sentence ”
An air postal • rvlee iias been In
augurated between Turin and Home
LITTLE PAL.
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Just what / I 3ust a'little aheadl a
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The Evening Story i
Knl< i t,iininic An An^el.
I iC -,yr .ht ’° 1 fi. I.y W Werner » j
The Overton had ta. en the hou» ]
'hit ~ Mid! o had. Malt wonld ;
have preferred going on ill the only
v h. w dpet;; ly eronoUlif I
ii.. hu* Mo-;h,», higher strung. !m i
iat lent. afi*l realizing perhaps more i
’ ■*■•■■ i5 »h. hourly fner* aong ru and, j
' :t 'has sh* must mak*’ ho » ffort to,
•Ip ibe iun 1 along
"11 j*, ► t :' \ < i,; i * Malt hud
-aid doc.getliy if It -hould nol sue
’lt i"'l to siliec.-d'• Mollie s ;
1«f • ."t; i c nl* ir- tin* 1 a straight j
litie nd h*-r •>»•- . h *n*‘ with the j
v.i> hardne. wh'.cl wj getting i*»
be :f*• • i r habitual e\pi <*r-lon. Her 1
tif *itly - band pr».‘}ed hat !
,v*T« s u her b* : t and she v* n; rloa j
* r t<* Matt "It's got io .* m i eed.
iie aid again more tensely than !
ludor* *'lf it fails Matt. .1 -hall
Mair wa< f'oln.; the window-,!
thru wb It b< star* i int th* darU j
n*' - When be spok* 1 it wa aji
tho sometbtnc bad gone from ills
oj,"i- ; 11 r •• t ‘ ; r* tl it had helped
Mollje utfcly our many a qiiagmlt
n ’h* u:m «.;ic. tbejr marriage
"M.i\b« you ar* nf t dear,” he
otid slowlv "l giic« ■ Irn just «
-tick "
"Is,n't \**ti -iy that' Never.sax
'I if aga ■n ' Mollle < rieil out. "We
•ook • a* fi other f**r better, f**r worse
I* fiei'n mostly ’better, as w,- both
know, but tr*»nble ha** come, and
Matr, w.'xr just got to stan*i by and
hear it together "
Mollie’r voice suddenly broke an*l
she nestled h« r head «*n h< r hus
band’s shoulder arid cried out the
bitterness and aehc that hurt and
w n 1 - x hanglne her
So the house was taken ft wa«
a big, roomy affair, cheaply thrown
DETROIT TIMES
together for an inexpciiM’ve lodp.mg
lions*' at the time wh«m a bison in
Til. r**tu estate in that part of /the
city foreshadowed iiieai thing- Hdl
a muddle in the uianagenieni of the
city's affair- bad and» piiveo the ms
tion of s street ar franchise, and ;
flu* boom had hursi, and the suburb j
was all hut deserted
Hilt Mollle fell that the diftieub
ties were of n kind whleh could be j
overcome Then- w ere men »ho ■
cured noth n, for n walk Ah for
women, from the very first she had i
d* elded agalpst them She hated ]
women -he told herself, and for ,
good reason Where now were the j
friends of her palmy days’’ That J
they -hiinned her. ahe felt, hut for
got utterly that the gay set with
w Jioin she had associated would
naturally be the last to seek the
< nuipanionshkp of people down and
out and full of trouble, as she and
Matt were, and because of forget
ting, she placed the ban on all
women
The rooms were so delightful, tho,
that she lost some of her hltter
nesh m arranging them. They were
many-windowed, wuth the sunshine
flooding them, and th* ,springtime
flowers higher up on the hills blink
inp down socially, and occasionally,
wafting toward them a dainty per
fume Below, but far enough away
to escape the noise and dust and
smoke were the yard-* where the
ceaseless shunting of < ars w ent on.
’ One need never be lonely, at
any rate,'’ Mollle sighed, and went
<*n puzzling over the wording of the
‘ads'’ she meant to in-urt in the
paper**, now that everything was in
re;idlne*r !* va.** a task she had
worried over for dr vs and would
gladly have shirked, hut if she could
have known it there was no need
to worry The "ads” were never
o he written
ISv*n at *h** moment a youne
noman. her hands full n:' the flovx
•■ i K hc had gathered on the hill
tood at Mollie's doorsteps She
-*hxv and her eyes hardened. pro
•In muip vp■!ly bind* r than mere
xvords could live done M'hsf hsri
come to b*> an obsr.-sion, "No wom
<n xvanted M»n only need apply"
But the girl appeared not to no
i:< *■ "1 .i w v n r sign .md < ;*m"
down at one,.” -he said .is plea
ull y as tho sure of a cordial v.-eI
on •• 'lt is just -uch a place a I
h.v.e been seeking ’.May I are. the
rooms"
Baby Jamie,, on the floor, not in
- b> lea-*' s’ -ring hi parent s prej
■ !>co cooed -oft I v and «h*fdd up hi*
inds Th“ gir! stooped s o lift him,
and then ip an in-tan* she was
elnsping him tightly and h**r eves
had gone to Mollie’s vpb a look j
that i i’dtfkl *br stoniflrs." h* found
t bfr." l
And Mollle. forgetting her dis
bee of women, forgetting ev«*rythlng
•v* .’pt the luxury of sympathy.
>uted out ihe storv of her cross
aud Matt’s the little ones they
tonld not keep, and (hen thi one.
*x < * Jainie xxiih .i twlste*! llrnh,
tnd of their endeavor to ,sa\e the
money for the operation that should
make their one darling like other
children.
i ‘Yes. the sooner the better,” »h*-
nrl said quietly, and Mollie found
! :lnie to wonder at the quick, ar*-
*ul manipulation by xxji.it were
ex idently skilled flng< rs
"I am Miss Thorne Alma
Thorn*’" rhe said later "I -libll
Jx> glad to take one of your rooms,
md maybe I ran do something to
v aid filling your hf>use. I am a
nttr-e. here temporarily, reruperaf
ing from overwork, and in my
1 ’ward ng house there are a number
|of young men They, too, will have
! friends and we shall see " She
broke off with a smile, and some
how Mollie. without h disloyal
though toward Matt. f* it he*-, !f
curiously propped and stayed
As the days passed the feeling in
creased Before a week had gone
every room was occupied, and Mis«
Thorne, with Matt s help at odd mo
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1 Itl ’lits. I id contrived ~ .-< r** n< i n
« inny « h»*a ■ Jatni* hpi . *<l
pi 'Xfd .tn l Mad h' being
We must get hun siiong for th*
operation, she told them, :tn<l Mo,
• ' .*• qlll* -I «-1 II *X* I y thlJo, <♦ !
| tain that Jamie war. in capable
hands Yet there wa.- nothing
• a If*”! \| | borne t Hoi M i*
j when she thought about it, could
ee t», inspire such confidence. Sh*’
' wav plain, quiet and small. * ntlrdv
j lacking in pretty, girlish ways, and
lacking both "nergy and authority
| Nevertheless, In ** few days and
I with Mollie’s approval, she was reg
ulat ng Jamie’s very life. His food
his bath an*t clothing, his sleep and
exercise, were all matters for her
personal inspection, and. largidy her
-peri;,| » r*
And Janil*’ thrived. With th** |
month- the shrhebd linl*’ hod;
to<»k on ftefh, his small w< aiened
fa* *• was prt ** ntly that, of ih» <»r
dinarx well nourished baby, and he 1
was lesrnmg txmazmgly Besides
th*- fund for th* operation was grow
ing fast Mollie’s eye.- w ere soft
and dewy again and her mouth j
hart the old time, lovable expres
sion Matt, also, was under the
spell Twire he had broken over
.
brought Mollie little presents But |
that she would not again permit, v
’ Fixervthlng must wait fur the
operation." she told him severely.
"Tha* must be as soon as j*o«sible "
"Yes, While Jamie Is fit " Miss
Thorne, who was lifting Jamie from
his cah after a long walk over ’he)
hills, said “Fit as a king'” he
laughed and loosed him high In her.
arms, and Jamie crowed delightedly ;
his appreciaton of everybody's
cheerfulness
But smooth sailing tv** still far
ofT for the Overtons Mi-s Thorne
went home, and their luck seemed !
to go xvirh h’r. Everything war
changed l'v* n the house sermed \
different Mollle found herself lis
inning for Miss Thorne's light -t* p.
her ch.rt.rful. self reliant voire *)Tit
mere than all el-e she missed her
- «x • •t< ” Th' rt * - .jo , !«*
now to -mile over her little optim
isms, nor *o drive away the t*-ar
* hloh would a.°«ail her w hen she
, thought of the stiff* ring her baby
hart to undergo, not finally, to < ui
fort her when, for days, he could
>nly direct hrr work from he* bed.
f* * ling al> th*- time that her hop**.-
were vanishing as surely as the
sum they had saved was d* rea.-inc
Then Miss Tohrne wrote, orlx rh*'
was Mr- Torn Than now Tom —
Millie wopld remember her ««•*«*
j heart had -iidd« n!y come in'o
i ruue money, and they had be* n
• married at on*« Toni’s wedding
pr**s* nt to her l*«d been a check,
wl’lcl -he wa-s inrlosinr to pay f,
Jamic .-< operation Tom was as In
t,-rested as h*»rs* If. and w hsth
nAu him, as they -hould .-om*- tiF.».*.
she hoped h** would h* we»l md
.strong.
Tha’ was all. In-* ns tlio hr t..iJ
done nothing TANARUS,» be sure, it w»-
not a great sum. hu*. gr-at or m all.
jit would have been ibe same i’
was her way Matl frank I v wipe-l
his eyes. He was not Ashamed of
his tears But Mollie's eyes wit
dry. She was looking into the vm
heart of life, and what h« saw.
made her forge* th* fault* of
others. Her own shortcomings un I
suspected, but now nldenlv cl*>:ir
promised employment for niany n j
'houghtfw! hour as well .is a re
vision of the Jmhefs anu opinion.-
which had tlirrmtenrsl to m ike h* r i
anything but a lovable fair minded
woman And for this vision of her
self she was Indebted to on* frail
Utile woman a nier* girl
‘ Matt,” she said. ”! m clad I havr j
known Miss Thorne"
Emperor William todav enter -
upon the thirtieth year of his reign
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'?
CASTo R : A I
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Saturday's Clearance
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Silk ri"u, Girls’ Coats
sr.°° $y. 50
Silk Taffetas. Silk Poplins, Velours, Series. Wool Pojv
lins. Granite Cloth, in the season’ latest tyle . Sizes
f> to 16 years.
Sixth Floor
Tots’ Coats,
Dainty little coats of excellent quality and work
manship. Worth much more than this price.
Sizes 4, 6 and 6 years.
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Below are pictured two of our most popular soiling ’ Antiseptic’*
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