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Ideal Weather Assured for Sth Game
He Was Fron Boston ani Was Just Passing Thru
In |iMn.|ti|£ thru I' t' 'ft tii* <»th**r <tav It waa «riat aat
-1 **< tin to have t viu-ni • »>f tlie ratupaiffti that vou are
* no mir ** n in the int.-roat *»f tho rod liatit lnJunotp4n law.
I t..i\ 4■ n.>t a*'4'ti a mvrr oouraK« «»iia pleoe of Jniirnaltain
than the half tmiH of pnipetty «v ttli th** «>wner'a name ap
pendeil. whl.'li appeare ( | on the ftrat I'tic i4f yi4»ir immuo of
J ’ It iii**at4a a K><at rtral !<■ a clt> t*> bav« euoh a
pi; .n i ninth n. M/i ■ i*u net Mu- p .polar aupport you
dea.-1-ve ril.Mtl.KS Zl’KHr.lN.
Husti ii. Ma*i, Oct 1. P.'IT. ?• Peinbrrt**n Sijuare
KICIITEKNTII YEAR. NO. 1.1.
COMING NAVAL BATTLE MAY
DECIDE FATE OF RUSSIA
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE IN
FULL SWING AGAIN; BIG
BOOST EXPt a TODAY
Ik*iit‘\i*d That Sales to
taling Over $4,0004HH)
Will l>e Reported
AI’TO CONCERNS
HEAVY HEYERS
President Asks That
Oc t. 24 I>e Observed
As Liberty Day
J f I* e*pcc<ed that subnorlptlnn
exceeding f♦ "‘tO.OOO will be reported
by »he Uher4y bond sale-men In
their noonday meeting. Monday
They have made no report since
Frida* noon, rnd many Iv e >ib
si r " • ha**' born nnoffli tly r*
H — Er*-
'•in' • --men are k» • ifinn up
ill* I -V »'*>..
i ■>i‘i|*r *-ponsc of •* '• 'ivt
Cum li_. _ii.l manufacturer?* -+n the
I lion I.an rmnmiiiH Va; in .*1 lor
auppo; i practically assures ho -nr
or the campaign in IJetrdf. hut
II *» r» •• iH !>• no letting d< n No
oppor ,ni>‘> to >“•11 a bond •*, ill l»
*>\.r -I hv ?b* -alo-lUOf'
Wal t Flanders. pro- lent of
111* M •> li Motor « nmpa ' nil
noon* • ! 'hr nmpHiiy - mill < rlpflon
for J in o Thin ih oxrl vi of
_ mib-' iij ' toil» io bo mad* Vvjjiit
••ouipH-nv officers and * upTnyes
Tlm- )i .di**»n Motor ootnp ay will
11 1 >.->< hr S;{Ht.OOU in addition ’o thr
bond• ,r> h.t-o*l b\ its off; • 1 ilid
workmen In announ* ung •'* -ul>
script *t Pi*sidon» Floy I' ' ‘pin
aid that the ronipany i< g.ird»‘d
lit** * oinnilttoo'* plan as tail and
f quit able.
T‘ • ■ inv.i*' n* fho large torh -
hv *h< t* ant's of v la-s A is now w> II
under ■ i' Tho week’s schedule o'
n full <»n*', beginning with Mi* ran
\ i * Packard Motor 1 r < «mm
party’- .riant Monday n«>«ip hv Wit
i. r I P. ibody'n team Tht" bugle
corps will furnish inspiration and
addr*’ • •■* will bo mado bv the H*v
M S l:U* Wan! N ('boa'' * apt*
K I] Barclay. of Fort Wayne. ih*
K* \ .It -«>ph A Vano#*. Maj .Man
•Tin** and ('apt (Jroisenger, th*‘
Pi«t namod twit of tho Canadian
ar.nv oltth h«\o noon aerviee on
tb*' w.r 'rrn front. Thov have >t*l
nntoot.il thoir service* for th<- I**
trolt l.ibortv bond campaign
Th*- big Ford motor plant 1*
schedul'd for a visit Thursday. Th*'
*nttr*' staff of bond salesmen will
i,r (mu and loof*o on thin Job. hi* thor*'
at < ilr - - «hist - t*» w ork
t ;,pt tlooter Cooke's foam will b*'
: . n t drive in th*’ Hudson motor
plant lu* day at ft a m and Mr
P. ahodv V train will work th* \rnio
Whit* | oj»d works In tho afternoon
M ■iiiN' limin' v- team wtlld.l-it
tb* M>*/or cigar (a*'tory in tho morn
me
Tho loan drive I ntho s at. Will
C't und* t full hoadwav thi« week
Tho xti.u committee will hav- lO.oou
worker* In tho flold Thnt portion
f ,f r| . tat' outside of I>Hrolt and
Wayn* * *mniy rntikt hub»«rib*' f**•
ftoO.tKttt to do ith paid Tho stat*'.' 1
• •h' o 111 .*»t;i i f' '< Otto.fitK.'
Mof.l ol tln* -oli**ol boaid.** in iho
atilt, a ill *urnply with th** r. qtiost
*u tb** poi or nor. that patriot!*’ moot
top tio hol‘l in tb* - i*'hoot him *•- to
niEh*. I’roparatlorn* aft idr* mly
und»r wav boro fur tho obsorvati*>n
of I ib'-rtv <la> Oot 24, in accord
ano*- with Pn-ldont Wil-nn - p roc Ia
mat ion llov and lilrl S« «*n»a v ill
llpht a hr* in * very district In the
alato.
Wilson Rroelaims Oct.
2i As Liberty Day
W Orl T l*r-ai
dont Mllson today proclaimed Oct
L’4 Idborty day. vihon hII citiya'ni
who hav*- not dono f*o aro I'lprftMl
to plodpr ■‘iipp.vrt to th*> gnv* rnment
to thr limit of thoir Ananrial ahtlttv
T*'» pt i"iiirnt'* yfiu'lamutlufi f*l
l*»w »
Th« iiuml tabor t v loan Kiv**i* tho
pr*»pif *.* ip,, t nit'-.f s*tato* nnotlioi
r.ppoiturn! To lonil th*>lr fuhda l>>
tnoit K"»i in'iirnt to «iii*t*itn\ .thoi* -
Miiitiy at war, Th** mlirhf **f tho
Pnttad la b«*tn« moi*tlt*<d an 1
vi»rtti..*'l to striko * mortal i)low at
. -n i* I e ro
il: •I? i . i • .t| i • ■ .(h « the
’ i. i i* • • ts • irvk forth t<i
• ■inn .41 (l ■ -a tut t■» h ■ -
i n.i 11 iii wl! it witoi.t «!■ aie
•.i r ■ ' n i u i' iin*t a
Itl : .11 fi.e To .Ul'l*' rit»» to *ti<r
l iirt'i) l m .. to pet form m ser vice
.'f |t*!rji‘t**ni
> v» thei'-fure f, Wiiod ■ w Wll
<0)1 t* » I -nt of t*ie t'rt't. I State,
if l»i"i m h it .*Pi><> nt VVi ilne.day,
».t .* a* tit tie •i \ ilhv. anil 'itK<' and
ti-lvi-se tin' p opt' t. aaHem h! * 'n their
•mniunit!'** and to
•io inott;i*• not to th*' aoveinnient
tut ■ ten:. I ti* i: i 'to fullest
it i.i ■> .'•• ..t C.n.ito at a uii port * •»» the
i'ii m on f ;i.,ti ta\ I r*'jiiea* that
p.ii't 11 * hi time 4 he held it every
.it iiiivi and |oirnl*t lbftH’’tt the
ia.*ot tnd-' th* . I'nertil iliiectlon «vs
the .fO'ta r> of the trea<t|rv and
the Ofieitale •] on tli.n nf the l,th
i-rt loan comm.ttree tv ti •t\ liave
tieeii oTKunißi'd l)> thi’ federal reserve
i.Hlt k ft,
Tt *• ;»« opt*. r*sp nil* I nul.dv the
ill . < ii,,. ilret I,‘tiert . loan *s «th an
vet «j.iTaiT j'tion t in"'*' than ‘h) per
mrn — I.*! 11> t• -t ii-* *■' il.* h“ • tTiI
loan '*«: eyett gi luvle-t-. and. Ut tU»-
(till illHt t*» “•> lll,»e l oat it is 111 nrjve
. .ut i-> utano* and iih>*'iuat< ■ 1 euptKnt
p< heart* *i tlo mer» is tin i» t• • to f.'tcc
-r*-Tr-<VTi —-r-Ttmt'* Mr T.* r rtf
.nit In - Imj>re■<. \.* and emphatlo
t• i* ' « • thruoiit tt* * tup:i e
Ilf it enen a* It) 'tides Ilf ssha*
y n.• tj. h inti'inle to and ot • t r tiK thia
i.. t .« v . tup' :i« *'i*tti'luai'l n.
I o iii t>nrpo *■ of |*ar o-ipatinK
n t.oo ii da .'letn'atpin- all eni
ployi -of th* f*'«letal K'Vetn in en t
* titll vi t tt" lountii will*'* aeisic*’ 4
• Ift ti- oared hi exmiai'd fit IS
o'clock \Vedn*'.--‘. . t*ct. 2*
COLOHED
BATTALION
FOR CUSTER
Six Hundred Negroes
Will Go To ( amp
Oct. 27
f’A Ml* CISTKK. ItATTIiK
< li.lliK, Mm h , fli t IN*'Aro ton
-rt lpt- vs ill ht* railed to ('amp (’ll?*
tor on Oct 27, according *»» an an
noun* * mrnt a' dlviehuv hcadquartcra
fhie morning.
Vlmiii ♦»«>«> colored nun from Mich
igan arc expwct**d A company of
th*‘«o will b*‘ -cut caat to train
with an engineering unit, and lean
than a battalion will bo trained
here, according t<> present plans,
which provid* for the organixation
of two companies They will hr
t ommandrd by t ’hi*«- \ < Andcr
on and ,f \ fonw.iv Mao a**signed
to Jhe Negro companies are Second
IdfUt**. Samuel A Mullrnlrx, F. .1
Ttpprtte. ( ha.- 1C Sulliv an.''(l F
t’onvry. Hit hard (J O’f’onnor. ii l>
l,esln-on and llruce Circene
Nittj Alg* r announce*! (hi** morn
ing that tlie I.literty l*»an aubacrlp
tion« at tamp had Jumped to 4m;,V
4 .0, .in in* roa-e of nearly |7,000 for
Sunday, ult ho thi* *;* j a holiday at
camp and everybody who could
took i v arntinn .
Thin all average of little leas
than <4O for each soldier her* 1 The
TlUth infantry regiment leads the
whole with ‘loo.suhscrlh*’d Iti
visl*>n iiendqmrters (« alao «llght|v
above 1100,000 The .ISftth arid the
noth tn'antt *r> Jn-t under <*? 4 '
000 The .1.47 th it* slightly less than
$'.0,000, and the 32Mh artillery has
sti'iscribe*! 11f*,210 The has
-übserlbed $21,.*.,*»n whit h Is si.(Mi
timre than ha'i b**rn subscribed in
tlie mm hr while (he depot brigade
has bought ff.ti.iioo wortii of b«>nds
Th** .12xth nta«'hin*' gun battalion
ha.-* taken $V.2,210, itnd the J29th
has bought $1X,400 worth Figur*
for other units have not *yet b«'en
anbottoced
Camp Custer ranks among the
tup three of the 42 eantonnienth In
this eotinhry •
ramtl* Wa.hlnK* Tr |*»f Ih. Wns-'
• •rtneil* I aiin.tr* t VI 11 ••
AtV.
< nlnnlal ft .intnirit A *lt»lrY Orest
#•( **f all vaudeville. H-2i-Si-ao*'—A*4.
DETROIT TIMES
CLEANEST NEWSPAPtH
f “ vwmzz* 1
REAL FIGHT
FOR SIXTH
GAKESURE
<V*
Both Sox and Giants
Determined On
Victory
NEW YORK, Oct 1 ,'> —A srju.nl of
bombers. two or three expert
buy on't men or a tank of liquid fire
would bo popul.it at t hr* l*olo
ground* today
Kithor th** Counts or White Sox
would gladly a*' th* bomb* rs and
bayonot in.-n to thr ’nflcld and put
lit* liquid flte tank in the outer gar
dens to spray th** has** linos, as
th**\ fly at < ach other in this sixth
game for the worlds baseball title
Tho Nrw York weather man did
his host in offering a fit day for tho
My btttb* Tho sun was miding
down front a »k\ barely flocked with
•'loud • Tho 'hill *>f last week hud
depart •*■! If a pit* her i« knocked
kicking this ..ftomoon ho may hlant**
it **n tho wrath -r, in that tho change
in climate, after th* Arctic Saturday
in t
otherwise it w i a perfect Jay.
There's g *ing to ho Hpirit in t.—
day's gam*, real fight in’ spirit Moth
Giants and Sox returned h**A» with
terrible tales «>f atrocities Vj**v ex
perienced at h*- hand- of
in Ctilr.w o rho Giant* / tol«| of
ghant.ng «pikes that came at them,
working end ftr~t. a lit** Hot went
into the ha-es The Sox told of
Flehrh* r and Her/.og htimping them
on th** paths Roth team* bt*kk
fasted on raw meat and brimstone
ihl* morning an*l if conversation
Counts, a few ambulances and Hed
*'ross nurse* might not he amiss in
’he vlclnltx of the Polo Grounds
■bout 2 o'clock
It's a de*p*r6ic *«<« for the
T. nt fl!i*>> m<i t turn ns ti*
lory today, or tt'a cut tain for them.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 , 1917.
FILL ’ER’ IT
Menton* his southpaw star, who shut
i the Sox out last week, in an effort.
| to carry the series to the seventh
' game.
For this struggle--if it occurs - he
will hnvc Ferdie Schupp ready
The Giants expect Clarence Row
: land to send Red Faber bark at
j them this afternoon Faber looked
! good during the time he worked
Saturday. The MrOrawites have no
fear of Red. hut on the other hand
the Sox have every confidence that
I Faber can wipe out the defeat he
suffered lash* w eek
i Foth teams have learned two high
ly important larts since the series
started The Sox have learned that
in the American league a hall game
la not considered over until the last
man is out. They grasped thi* Sat
irdav when the Sox suddenly rose
un after the Giants figured they
should know thev were licked and
up-ended ceremonies
The Sox figured the series was
over and talked four straight after
their two initial victories Then
then cropped two Ss a result they
are not counting tnda\’- came * <*n
on the strength of Saturday’s vie
fory. All of which prom is. ;i rug
gle this afternoon to th<* la«t man.
the Inst ball and 'he last drop in the
water ' ticket
About the hotels th*re WA* *nm*
discussion id the morning about !*’••
possibility of William * or Reh Hu*
sell being given a crack n» the
Giants, instead of Faber When Fits
sell Is good, he's awful, awful good
and when he's h *<! he's rot en ll*
was that way Saturday W il'iam
didn't look bad Saturday and »h*
dopestera are including him a* a
possibility A creat deni depend
on the warm-up before the gam* but
if Faber »s rigltr. the crenter
rt'snees are believed to h* 'hit
Rowland will hurl him against ;h<
New Yorkers and endeavor to wind
up the series
N’ew York made the Giants 'he
favorite for today's game but the
odds were with the Sox fir th*
scries. Five to four, was off* red
that MeOratv would take th*’ eon
test this afternoon but th* 1 t*«'X w* r*
favored for the series at 2 I*2 to f
The good w'cather and critics' na
ture of the clash was expected to
bring out a big crowd thi* After
noon The rush was not tha' *.f a
flrsi game nature, however. V thin
line was watting early f*u s he
bleacher* to open t Sonic ticket
ho'der* apparently had loosened 'll
and disposed of theii pi*teb»>.*rd
for today's gam* as Itral paners |
morning, ofTering tickets.
The probable lineup today fol j
lows:
NEW YORK. run \G<>
Mums, If. J. Collins, rs.
Herzog. 2b. McMullin, ?b,
Kauff, cf. 'E. Collins, 2b,
Zimmerman, lb, Jackson. If,
Fletcher, ss, 1 cf,
Robertson, rs, Oandll, Ih,
Holke, lb, Weaver, ss,
Rariden. c. Schalk, c.
Menton, p Faber, p
Cmpire* Klent an*l Rigler, j
O’laiughlin and Evans
U. S. SHIP SUNK;
NINE MISSING
NEW YORK. n. f. IT. Th** Atner
lean stenmej l ew is I iek» , nl*ark hak j
been subma r ine«l *»fT th* French
coast and nine of h**r cr* w are miss
tug, 'ireordine to information r<
c**|\ed today t** th* nwn* r* here
'DETROIT FACES
SI GAR FAMINE
Detroit, in common with -.v.ral
other r|tle~ in *it* country, i* begin
ning to fer 1 ih* ff r t of i hoitav
in the sugar tii ;dy I.»r-nne of hog
gis! speculator The** ui* n have
obtained . otittol <>( th' t in output
atul evidently d*> r " ; *up >-* »o !*•
it con'*- thru at j| pne* fi*c* I b'
the g*i\« rnm* n* t ft,. • \
planat'on given by local v >U •!< • -
whose stocks of ugjir *r* nrtng
v*r*- h.w and at* rot I.- • r**pien
•*hed
Already igat «i* •« .
eerie'" of the rM\ i»i*l suburb- •t •
helng great!' r*’ triefed in n iny
establishments tJ»r* *• pound* to *
customer i 'he limit other
•e’ling Tv l ox. u • i '
sugar, int lit lint th* < inly m *■ •
are b* ginnnif h*’ :*y»p* "hen- *
lit' \II Ml 7l*i SI M,
•I tons*, tintoii.it ini in i "
Mm| u-..n«(erfnl * f ' "
le.itfan opera * . to \t
ntHtna v i« tin
and I’aei*. «.t. . ..f yt. t <)i«>
..rche.tr. A* V,.*f'os t *•.*
matit *}».,•«*.-•* -nn** r '.'t ••<■ • ,T ’ ■- * I
lietr.ot pnF.lt. <in I* .i re t K «.»
»«>iir .**-itt* s* *}|in»" II - r \ * i *
I’rlnf Ini— t lie pint** next klnA—lhxl
I* rtaM—Tines .tub ttrgt.— M vi** ISI".
GERMAN AND SLAV WAG FLEETS GEAR
CRUCIAL CLASH IN BALTIC; SAILORS
MUST SAVE NATION; SAYS KERENSKY
TRAIN HITS
AUTO;SEVEN
ARE KILLED
Detroit Party In Ma
chine Wiped Out Sun
day Afternoon
(ioinjr Over the Top In “No
Man's Land” of Delroit
—-
Casualties • for the Month of
October. . j 1
KILLED—-16.
WOUNDED—SO
MISSING—O. [
I . 11
Seven livt > were snuffed out. Sun
day afternoon, when h Michigan!
Ontral flyer struck an automobile |
at Ih*■ Hartaig rd intersection of the |
May City A Saginaw division main
line, about 12 miles from Detroit.
The d*-ad are; Joseph .1 I’ohl, 40 j
years old, No 201 Pulford ave . Mrs
Joseph J
Pohl, throe years old, Helen Pohl,
five years old; Mrs George Harvey,
34 y ears old. No. $34 Cadillac ave ,
Mary Harvey, one year old. and
Thomas Harvey, three yearn old
The ear was being driven by Mr '
The party was returning from
r trip thru Macomb county where
they had been purchasing poultry
and fruit from the farmers At 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon they drove
south of the village of Warren and
tried to i ross the railroad near the
home of Supervisor Hartslg.
It had been raining and the side
curtain** of the light touring car
were drawn. According to Chari*-
Van Dam. a farmer boy. w-ho wit
nessed the tragedy, occupants of
another automobile warned Mr Pohl
that a train whs approaching
Aj’puren'lv the driver paid no a*
tentlon to the warning and drove
the machine directly In the path of
the rushing south hound passenger
train The automobile was going
about 20 miles an bout when it was
struck, the boy declared.
Supervisor Hartals heard the
crash and ran to the assistance of
the v let Inis One woman was illvc
when h** reached there, he said, but
whs dead when he returned «rh
some water
Three of the children were tak* n
from th‘ idiot of 'he engine, alive
hut d 1 eil after reaching Ml <Dm
en*- The olhei bodies were dragged
or thrown nearly 2<K) feet down the
I I ae k s
Coroner Sperlieh ordered the
hodie removed to M' t lemen; and
announced that a rigid investiga
'ion of Hi*' acted' Ttt Will pe eon
ducted \ clear view us train* ,*,>
vroadtlng from »i'her direction t
one of th* ad vantages of th.it cross
ing h* 'Hid
Ln*’ Thursday a wagon **wn r d h\
*he Ho-ebud Creamery company w
stnpk by u freight lra*n at th*'
Han;* «r<> -me and two in* n *-• no i
Mr Poll! was an employe of h
l ord Motor compnny O**ofg* fi.r
vi v, whose w if«* and two cluldr* u
w- re kill' and In the ill fa'ed auiomo
h is * w« ll known ndverttsinc
m>ie with offices In the Hodsrcs
building
Th* b< dies were brought to |s
troit Montlav Funeral' arrarg*
tltenFf* at'** being complef* and
Mrs. W. A. Adams
I oses Life In ( rash
Mt Harr'M Adams, wif* of Dr
VY \ Adams, dentist, was fa'ally
injured Saturday evening when her
,i. ti r i itoniollile wn** - truck t' ,
For* t and Second aves., bv a Cross-]
I town street car Sb** died *n flrace I
hospilal an lucn • ft♦ r tin accident j
from, a fractured skull.
Mrs. Adam- was alone m tho ma 1
chine ll" hu. band wa-_ driving
another car following hi- w ifo jtiat
n few fe*>t i)»*hind They vv.'re going
to the|r tun- ... No .177 Imlawaro
ave. Witness* s -ay Mrs. Adams at
mu 1 mat hlne
going the s.*in«' direction and failed
to see the approarh'ng street ear
3h* was hurl*'d Irotu her machine*
to the pHvenient
While waiting for a Sherman
street <ar. Sunday night, at Sher
man and Defluindre-ata., Mia* Mar
garet Bontmer, 27 years old, of No.
16.1 Chestnut st was struck «#(
car as It passed thru a deralW and
left th*' tracks. Her left leg was
cut off, Sh<« la in h critical c»yiuLL_
lion tn 3C Mary’s hospltul
Negligence on the part of the mo
tuinnm : *~r . the .irr.l
dent ( laitn tfu. <* who w.'r. landing
i nenr. as he t.tiled t*» hTIn”; the car
Ito a -top as inn essarjL at this
, point, so a to allow th** conductor
to cm ;.s *h. tracks and throw the
deraller into place
Prank Net*, 1$ ywar* old. nf No.
L‘4:i Fulton st . do and Sunday night in
(Irate hospital as a result nf in
j Juries sustained when struck by a
I train near the Imdg*' Bros, factory
iin H.iintramck, Sunday afternoon
l Netz was a. Michigan Central car
j in-peefor and wss Inspecting air
brakes at the time lie w a * stru* k
\lbert Wojtssek. Ift year old, No
171 St John ?t., was struck by an
‘ automobile, late Sunday night, while
crossing Michigan ave at West
(Jrand-blvd H«> sustained a frnc
| fttred right leg anti several scalp
j wounds. H*> was taken to Ileceiv
j ing hospital.
I). S. PLANS
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To I>e Scrutiniezd
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censor “hip «*f ni ' k * *
country is t>• *in i 1 inu*'**
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THE HE\THER
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nlr In fr« «h iifalril* i! Inili.
I oner Mlrhl***! I’lartl*
nnd •iinim hal m«lrf Mo*il*> aluM
and liir»i|*jr.
NOON
IN DETROIT: one CENT.
I Teuton Disloyalty Ha&
Been Put Down, Is
Indication
GREAT ARMADA
MOVES TO ATTACK
Russian Warships Al
ready In Touch
W ith Germans
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—The
greatest Interest ie manifested
nert in the Baltic situation. A
great naval battle is expected
to result from Kereneky’j
"t®’ 'The agitora to stand between
the capital and th# German In
vaders.
I/ONDON, iJit. 15.—Germany has
apparently stifled rmitterings of dls
-timtent in het navy, according to
'he way authorities here today read
<he news of the resumed sea drive
! by th*- Herman fleet in the Baltic.
! Unce before the German navy pre
pared for a powerful drive against
' Kronstadt and Viborg. the
! sea defenses of Petrograd. but and
j denly dropped all arrangements. The
fart that the mutiny at Wllhelghav
*n coincided wjdh ITu date of aban
donment of this campaign was taken
here to be the reason for this aud
; den sw itch In plans
Now however, Petrograd diapatch
i es relate how nearly a hundred Ger
man vessels, including eight dread
naught**, a number of cruisers, a
great flotilla of torpedo boats and
auxllia'Jeg participated in t"he firing:
which mark'd the landing of (Jerfnan
forces on the Islands of Oesel, and
the demonefration against the isl
and of Dago. It was b-dlevcd here
Hermanv would not attempt such a
drive until her navy personnel were
again, firmly under discipline.
Rur-la is rallying her force* to
the Impending fight tn the Gulf of
! Finland Dispatches from the capi
tal today quoted a powerful appeal
j isaued by Premier Kerensky, warn
- irg the Baltic fleet the' the "hour
of trial'’ had arrived.
London looks for an early and
Mineable sea battle between the Ger
man and Russian force- l*>«ultpty
j engagements between various era r t
j on both sides.har* aljvndy occurred
H U
[.the *) ,r. K.t»ene., uii -he |«itee
*re reported to. have p nnk four
German toreudo boat .* and a cruiser.,
pefrogr-id repor’s asserted Russian
run a' f*<;"' - h'i 1 * -*ucc* -«f Ry pre
■.»!,; 1 approa ti (‘ Gentian naval
tones between the two l-vland** and
;♦ j forc'd a ( torm.in psrty
■ u Dagr. ‘>*iand to wi'hdraw The
.- lin for- * - on <)■ -**■, If •* been
f>|i n maintaining and ev
SKIP RETURNS TO
PORT ON FIRE
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1 oTh \f jet I-!ht
Wilb | lam?-*
ho*! but
, e ;* ' mi. ’•«; :,* t *;
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'tint, *o ascertain 'he (ausw'of th#
Thr- supr* no urv •’ «>t the \p
cl* nt and Vcfepr ,| Scottish Rite ftiC
* the southern jurisdiction begins IB
biennial sn»sk*n today In Washing
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