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Karemky and sent by wireless to *ll
RiiMlan front* fiprw»»d ’he flrni
hop* that wag would be averted H*
announced the arrest of <*en l>*n'
kina, commander on the south*
front. with hi* *t*ff •o' l of (i ‘ p
Crdelli. formerly military to'ernor
or Petrograd.
“Only small detachment* of troop
have been moved tow aid Petrogra
by Oen. Komlioff,’ the statement as
verted Thru deception thc> have
remained deluded reftardinic the po*»-
ion The further ad'ance of these
cults ha* been arrest*d and 'be
bond* between them broken Ind;
< iduat units hare sent delegate,, t,
Patrograd. requesting that »hey h»*
furnished wlilh orders 'o arrc.- 'h*
cotnamndor* who betrayed the no'
♦ rnuient
“The eovernmnnt has taken mea«
urea to put Petrograd in a -tatc of
defense against attacks and b*
hope is entertained that a h *'od
ah'd or civil war will be avoided
Progress of Knrndoff a advanced
forces wa* stopped at one pom' .**
miles from the city by aso f■»
thousand government .-harps' d’or*.
according to word her** .
In another direction, th- nglr
cling a"empt of tie Komlioff ret -* s
has reached Oafschln u I** tailes
from the cltv.
The Don r.-'saacks -.re n-parery,'
aligned with Komlioff Oen. KaKle
• tin, head of this force, reported to.;
dav to Premier Keren*ay tbn
iwoTinional government would and
well to acrep Korniloff’s ultima’’)
requtnng surrender of governtnetr.'.
1 towers, otherwise petrograd
And Itself Isolate,l from Moscow by
cutting off all rail communication •
UP TO ROOKIES
TO MAKE GOOD
Detroiters Get Tentative ( nm
missions In a Few
Day*
Rv HAROLD V. WILCOX
CAMP CTSTER, BATTT.F
CREEK, Mich, Sept. 12—Conscripts
assigned to the Three Hundred and
Thirty-ninth Infantry regiment
Detroit’s own will be given ten's
five appointment as noncommis
sioned officers within the nex- few
days. There will he nothing re
manent about these appoln’mcnt«
eicept such permanence as 'he ap
polntees themselves may p.t into
them by sterling performance They
will be merely trial promo* tors
given to promising men
Lleut.-Col. Duncan Major, of the
Detroit regiment, Is now conducting
a school for noncom* each evening
Ambitious youngsters are attending
Other equally ambitious lads. no»
bidden to this school, are drilling
each evening behind the barracks
This drill Is bv themselves, but Is
encouraged by the officers, who are
delighted with the spirit shown
Within a few days a >out five per
cent of »be conscripts received in
the firs: contingent win he di
charged because of physical dt«abtl- ,
Ity. Usually the trouble will be de
formed feet or heart lesions Medi
cal officers are of the opinion ’ha 1
no leas than *5 per cent of the men
will be found acceptable.
There is practically no sickness in
ramp, except ailments brought here
by tome of the men. who are being
treated In the regimental hospitals
A few men responded to «ick call
today. The majority were •uffer
Ing from disordered stomach t blip
tered feet. The care of the feet is
one of the important things faugh*
in the army, and before long the
men all will know how *o avoid
blisters and how to treat them tr
case their precautions are not sue
cessful Tight civilian shoe- are to
blame for the present difficulties
The men have developed such
hearty appetites *h*t no pretense 1“
made at Issuing rations, Cooks are
told to provide all the chuck tha*
the man will davour. and each mea'
la a royal gorge
Southern Recipes
Drop Muffin*
Tha Inelegant name for a corn
hraad muffin. dropped. In tha sou’h
la "scratch hack,” probably becau**
tha top or hack praam** a «'-.atch>
and scratchy appearance However
Inelegant lta nickname. the dro;
mtiffiln la ona of tha bant bre*kfaft
bread* for ohildran as wall a* for
grown ups.
Thts tha wav old Aunt Dllcey. the
queen of a southern kitchan made
her drop muffins
Ona pint of sour milk or butter
milk.
Ona pint of sifted comma*
(whlta maal, not yellow "seconds
Ona tcarpoonfnl of haktnu po»
dar.
Four aaas
Onr dessertspoonful of lard, but
tar. or any preferred shortening
Ona saltepoonful of salt.
Rea* tha ergs separately Maka a
battar of tha milk and maal and
baa* tha eggs tn*o tha mix* r<* \dd
tha salt Drop from a kit- hen spoon
to a hot pan or grlddla and baka
quickly till brown
The top should ba slight!' corru
gated If tha drop mufflu Is proparly
mada and hakad
To Increase th* capacity of mr
for coining subsidiary silvev n> «*
at tha limit, a meeting of.the head
of tha various mints and supar
tandants of tha goverrimer r«'r
aflas lias been * Ailed to ! >)r< *or
Haker to maat at San Franclaco to
<*ay 0
f A Health j|jj|
Factories Peatum Cereal Cotnpan>
llsrtle Crt'k kiiehtgan. Pasture
Cerwwl c> # j.trt . Windsor. Ontario
Fashions
, for
Americans
W
y» 1
[ Military Crock A'lt* Detacnab.e
Cape
It would be absolutely :m; >**ihle
to eliminate ertaln military note
in dre-* jus' n> v sr.l on- of *h*»
newest and smartfro express
in* this tendency is r n in the
ske't h I* :« s "w '<*• mode*
Setge and taffe'a or serge and »a*)n
may be attractively < oroblned, and
it may be a two olor r one'on*
gown, accord eg • *asto
If serge and satin ,r* err,pi'ved
which 1? really • »r. ]-- i as
taffeta is no* qui’e «o -mart JfJST
now as sa*in *n 1 -’iks *h» ''ape
should be made of serg*-. wi»h lining
of san.n
The cape is really qvil*e de*ache<i
from ’be frork proper * nay be
When worn it •• held n. pla* - -* as
w'tll be noted, by two crossed «*raps
which are attached bv button* and
buttonholes *o the hel* of the '**©ck
This would be an excellent mode*,
for a school nr c ’.kg* e - To
make dress and cap* four '*rd« f
satin Tfi inches wide and five ya-d*
Os serge the »<m» W,<Vh w'.' be re
qHired Bl'*eve* of tVp r es« a-s of
serge and deep ruffs of « *ln
For s»re*r or •• jll *v 'rorg- » v .
vogue of wool jersev -D'h oct’Mnues
unabated In this fabric -an color
is preferred < . navy \o<nne 'he
newest model- If s severely plain
little frock of th« t "if • -s type,
with a narrow ve.-o ab<-,u» two tnche*
wide, of vivid co wed. -ad'*loth.
I ?erge a op • vin Hr.g':* --'Phl' r blue
or rose mny be u-»d 'or *b!s vest
which star's xt the r.eck opening
and extends a iou» so r mche- he
; low the normal wais’ l:ne Tiic
i dress fastens in the center fp rt*
i with small but*wn* *t c ' .r.g th'
color of *he fr<" k proper
One of *ha newest. sartorial err,
caits Is tha hos*e«« or nom* dlnnar
jn»n.
This simian* |« really « >ort o'
glorified *<a gown but it * no* a*
all a negizee g;,— lar;- ", 'ir*
Is frequently so e]>ra*a ind dre-*y
tha* It might »* ’ pass r:. isrrr as
an evening or reception v *n A
train l- an ■ts *n? f.-a- an i
Is not the little c •'-'>» -trip of e
train allotted *<t la: • a* * an ink
frock*, but )• usually long and v<>?
utninous.
(lermrette continue* to b«- ■< 'a\
orad fabric t*.r dr. ■ af?erT*'*««r
fr< K~ ad • : * -i '■■■■:-
dr*«« has gl\er ; * a »o a 'a’her
elaborate modal w l .*: * 1a draper
that ha*e « tendency to fall a
trifle below ’h« gen'er«' terig’h of
the salrt. hi* that are without flare
A Sheltering Aeg »
- # - *
* $/' T.'C* \
t,
W y
Mix—" What's tfce , >< A ot * v ,e . *r
spangled pant-? <J< rg to * fanev
dre.'*. bail '"
Nix a ing to call on my
g -
w line I hrt.v» tbepe par.'s *>n he
son'* dar. lay « foot on nra
/
SI
■ Tjk ■
Husband Tha ar*nt aid ths*
thi tar .a ->
Wife- H*- moat have tot yuu and
I the car mixed
Outbursts of Everett True.
[ r M fSt m\ k t'. c. tic U'3 r l.' vi-S in tvis i
Country ouccnta h 5 mad*’ to tnc ,
PNtedSH LA C* S' T* 4 ? R I
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3t»Y YOU A (JRsmmAR
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NEWS
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By Condo.
The Evening Story
\ftcr the Squall.
• > ght ;•# < v v tv w«-o»r '
• •- ion* ' «aid Diana.
; * iuc.ng * r he n r.-’cen'h time
. r in- - suh>*an'ia: argument.
N'«> •wo pe pi« e-, e- lived who
sre- : <*haunce> return
t- r i. s,• .?; ! pa->n*!>
It wi* h.s .nvarying gentleness
.1 y, r- -f-nc- *h -* annoy wtl Diana
:u- - * • :'.d r.■»* a*» Up She
• uld n " tr: **• Tin: in fact, he
' «- i--*erm.ned to marry
r • ;; i ■ i b-'en at th*
sirr. re - • v h- "»e,f »<> be in
' £■ md resolve,} *o hold
. ’ as a.» he did
r* -s- • min*.* nsely And
-i k' 1 >n hm yearly all her
. - - c.ayj
■ -tr. : 'r end \nd now *b.at he
-e* • ,m,l lc * n ■ ; rr» *:ce inedt
-• fce ~ 1 - uoh a reputation a-s
• i: '•* have been proud
‘‘ Flu* idtna did nc.* w.ah
n.an. him ('ii.umoey's mind and
r a r rtr In opposite direr* nn«
*»e-e a.x » cia«hing over
< ors 1? would e terrible
rrv and .uarrei TTe thought
ade :er shudder
**he * »•.* coa.e ou* with him toda.*
- iv> J to be purely remo'e an 1
Hut kef or* old Dick h»d
»»’ • •» mile he was protMkndmg
-—r '.'_e ~**ei i• »r«
5u t. » fell now They ware n *he
fen
1 .*« J .1:0 B*. low • nam the river
r. ■ and ■. 'r.»- rre*-. Th- "f»ad
•dUrt'-'i u; o’.hl and Dick trot-
J ref !* « * h ‘he cheerful 'lreles*
« ‘ u ”or« horse T*!Ar. : »
■»* «>■ ‘ baiween h»S ear* She
: «h her !:; * closed and lifrad
-n a •» ,v that said
i ' k a.l you've a mmd to I'm
* **’ ■ in
>U ‘O -e.Jc He rcieraly slghad and
f ‘ * n- on old !>♦ >. « g! >s*y
■i< J(. k»'d V«rv t:red TANARUS! a
• g ' ha had baen up w *h a
• <k woman, and it was 'hi- «Ain«-
,;d fi J*, ** a jfrifnff v^r t H
■h * o: v a poor woodefco; : e . »
;* : • xrtve her tha f '»>•..
j *r,t!cr ’> n* ha WOU \ dfcave given to
! oa a wr. mother < vef*
; o 1 1 n.na bor^eif
- .h'i'Mll old |he Jr turned fr ••/ ’h>
•'• • *td mo a tough ’r* thru a
« h tha wo* f ► Ad
•>*.i - r av• a.n etcLmanon
I* , • . Htmful it is in bare: 1 sha
i ’ ,yo f y smilad
• Hu» :»»• mg * '■ »;;ng
• with ■ v e , - •, > n
a
I . >.'e aT‘ n*;a« h along
roc, if. h / J 'a ►* • n you See
cro, Hanfv> you 11. > '>r.d r how
I l "op * an iiv'- in them and still b»
tpp That *liav ar* h«ppv— •’
esugh* f. » bfaa - j a.- T.' »na
5 '" •<! * * »rm Trro *ha »!- had
-*i. u voii.in'f vr.r* «i a scr«am
' It ascended I'ka S rs < get.
■ a >ng!« *rurt of an ,* n and
I « r, .V * |n a cJaji l ; f>t
s:
i j. • f i f.«l faster ‘urr in • mad
DETROIT TIMES
brought then) into "full view of the
Ou* from the. rude little shanty
* perched among the rocks and brakes
. shot a woman 'oung dark, fun u
fHce.d. as ’ho fleeing lor h* r "life
I r (rtlaAi e l 1! . hi you leg
wd.yi . hopper with the *ml of her
fly :ng br «id of hau in Ins hand Doth
vtert inexcusdol* language A
>t«ine tuftied under the woman’-
coar>e -lioe and sh** pitched forward
.» i*h a tremendous yank a' tbbt>raid
She openeu lier mouth ic acre..in
tg.t.u bu’ saw tb»* couple In the do<
tor « ,n time guicklv *du
turn* i and ran ba« k into the house
lh. • .n -’lil holding to her hair
follow ...1 h« r The dr*or -lammed
and their began auch a racket of tin
kr ,n ware that Diana troubling
leaned close to Ohauncey - shoulder
*Oh he s killing her’ Can’t we do
-onie hing'" -h, pleaded
c’haunct*\ s an-wer was .* light
•s*r,>- of the wmp upon old Dick -
flank
M> dear he sail, dryly, in »
■ ca-e of that sort there’s but orw
thing tor y, ; -o do— keep out of i’
Vou know what happened to old
E 1-t Tadd cion* iou, a hen lit to-rn
tu *o fvpo-'ulate with a CtHipie win
were fighting* Bo*h turned on him
md l.e .v»- forced to run for his lif j
\\ her. ' 'omes to warring nm» .
and i»miß ars the -afes* thing c
do *c malnU-tn strict neutralltt
*B‘.i* i r sounds a- if he was mur
de-:ng h. r.' cried Diana
Ohaunrejr shook his head
' ik»n't worr' fl► won’t harm her
.-he - more apt to fca"m him I've
s- en .i ’.,n' w in an -• trc.-ly h eger
.a <> ; ro*.. • a. p.n* of cider .• k
„ ’ri veering foot husband to a
Cnish. and do '*. *» v i migh*
« p.g,e handed ’*
"Imu t. Cliaunce'.” begged Diana
don’t hke to hear such htng
1* - it’s awfu’ "
• > rl. w.»> of • nd lov•
rt r v\* If th**v dirfn t r>\ e 1 • h^ >
iT'Hii'l’w flfht \r. ]
|ri>
"1 don’t believe it.’ Ih.tr.a -ifib* and
s ch a scene a- that would destroy
c\ers a’cm of respect or afT-A on
Oh-. Cfiauncey, I*m Sick of the ver\ I
thought of tnarnage* To love and j
corue *0 "he:—**
*‘FVi’ vou’re not s<v primi'ivc dear ;
t shteiidn'* pull yc ir hair and you s
w.>u:dr. t *m to annihilate m« with a ,
difference*
be purely- verbal ”
don * There was great its- !
jj -* . £--1 - v ;Cf> "U . -
,ti. haun *• y, it’s no u*e W b.a
}•%■• »».'n today has decided me sl>
-olu'el' I ran never marry vou ’
U'a.)t.’ said rhauncev, and he
s'ill «milc 1. ?ho his lip- .ere rather
whl’e
They did no» -peak again un’ll * •
doctor reined in before another
wh„r,t »• old and grawhich couch, u
Humbiv among .txie dogwritod
eld man c,xme out
Well, dtv *’ he said
■\Vei|, Thomas ' The do. ter
out an,]'laid * kindly 1 -tr.
or the m-n's shoulder
The womans be 11 er, and r>o
me !,• me seems 'n take righ* hold
"Sure thing She'll go- .lens, r- ■
right now Stay and 'a!k 'o M;*-
Eir'h. Th'-mas, while I gt» in ’
Thomas -eem-d vers t id to
• IMaila \nd Diana ils*-n»'.i wi*’*
» mpa'h' There »-n : •
-pp' Hi-ng about th,* old man wfc«<-
w hole life was encompa<-ed by
wood*. When f.e spoile of h * «ick
wife tears came *n *h» g r * ere.
"We've lived toge’her vpu»
and when a coup!-* livev togeth*" --
long ag the* they mean mmethin' T
each other Course we've had otr
ups and dowr.s an ', .-"rapped »<"vme.
bu* we alius made up »f*cr and
for If 1 air/* never ;» W
you can say al.o jt rr.es j'\e been - r
all fred p«ior Bu s -he say- she’v*
never minded th*’ 9he avs shes
bt*en thankfi! that we've jus s-p*
our health and »ach other
sickness has be* n tough, but and >c s"
saved her He * « fine man. h«- is
Is he your feller. Mis** '
Diana turned crimson
•"l suppose t n*j and "all him fha\
•he answered, honestly
A« they drov*- .onv fr*>m 'he gTa
shanty Diana !o back und l
her hnnd »o the tild
*Tm mine * i fn> ' r.' '
tj.oee people." «he -a.d 1 like *h-*
old man flow uvich h< t v :r k of a»
woman, a- he calls h*-r
"Marriage ha-n’* proved a failure
in 'bat house, " C’ba mce r- plied
: gen* Iy
*'Vo*i can’t aay *l.a' of that o'her
j pnir,” Diana retce.*,d
"Wait.” cautioned fhauncey
Presently he brought I*,-k to a
-tands'lll
‘*l»ok. dear." he »*‘d. poin* ne
loana le,n«d forward Tlie. "rt
in sisrV of ’he other 'n *’ *
doorway »a T the blond voung wixkJ
, -hopper cr n’emi la'ing m -irok*-n fry
'lng pvn. which he was preparing to
mend. Beside him sa' hla wifa, h
head lovingl v regting pon his
-h'tifclder Bb# vra* hrw'd ng her long
■ lack hair As Tuan* l,*oked he bent
toward her, sh*- lif'cd her face and
j l hey kissed
"Dot up’" cried f*haunrev »n Dick
' laughing As »hev air -’* and r *t *•
wootJc hopper and his w ife -»* ed o
‘them smilir.gl) Then *he\ reoimed
i their fendet interest in '-aeh ot,*;«*r
■ Well*** said rhauncev H* looked
i <rto’ rdana - »vei "The tempest is
VWvi I
rav
*Y'/ ; ’iLw ; l
I t .L-'» 'i :* 11 * ;: 7 «/ ]
Fall Suits
Womens and Misses*
01 exceptional Worth
~ *35&
Considering the rising cost
of materials, the "Uit* we
oiler at price are of
unus . , worth , tho\ must,
he -e. a to appreciate their
stylo and serviceability.
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Death Vete'.in Telegrapher
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opera*' r o *he joivic c of ih <■ Wr-'
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. e;«re 4ropr»ed dearl, Tuesday, in hi.
home, N" l?'f Pldladt'lphla-ave
intit \jr Kan** sm • born In I* 1-
tr». t ITtor ■ o bf< or .Ing an oparatur
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and child di"d v*\eral years ago.,
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one brcither and four sls'er* .Mt
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Telegrapher •* Mutual Hencflt *sso
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Clever Coats
Very Special Values
for WOmen and Misses
a, $ 25 00
Practical, substantial, good -look -
incr l all wrapsiof \ eloui . Peoad
eloth, Plush, SiUertone, t.abar
dine and Mixtures. Mostly belt*
ed model . Pur. Velvet or Plush
nmmed. Yoke or full satin lined.
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; n<l lain*'* l r>, of rot\ and P*-*<
<, <11«t «>» S**o Francium. Funwr
arrangement* *lll be made la'er.
CASTOR I)
For Infant* and Children
In Use For Over 30 Yeai
Aiwijn haara
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Ir rlshi~Tlmr« .Inf* l>r(*♦.-—M*l»« 41)
New Call
Silk Petticoats
$3.95
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—By I*ol

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