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Civil vnr l* certain id but
wh«th*r the war would b»* mnflnfd
to peirograd, or would rend th*
who!* nation ronld not bo predicted
In th* mMntliofl dread winter > ■
fast enrulng to clou#* l f n, icy l rr, l'
tjter the nation. With govern m* m
utterly diaorganlgrti, Petrograd ni
off from the rest of th* nation, ♦b*
whole population $1 limed in
groups and no organisation for
handlinK of food or of atipplle* and
Industry paralysed, the ooun i>
fares a winter of horror.
It was the belief that the Holer*
vikl revolt would develop aonie Ub
erala holding Kerenaky vi*w -, bu
with a rough handodneaa whirh L* :
Mingy has larked, who would prar
,t|i ill>
Kuaaia. that furnished th* only op
tlutiatlc note here today.
In i* rat re garde I •
practically c*r*atn that Trot.-ky and
Lenin* engineered tlolr coop w ’U
ti*rm;.n> > direct aid. In thi* mn
Bert lon
significant that cables yesterday re
ported a Geruian fleet near He.sink
fors, Finland
gveahorg. on< of the gnat » •-
aian naval fortifications, guard.* H*.
alngfors and is one of the chain **f
naval fortresses constituting * l, ‘
Haltic set defenses to petrograd
Kornstadt. th* fortr -- nearest
to Petrograd. has alway s be* n a
fever spot of Holsheviki -Ten- i
Once early in the anmm* the .
rlsor there revolted. Sut>-»'tuerr. >
In other Holahevtkl demon-' ra‘ 'on
in Petrograd. many of th* araders
were Kronstadt sailors Pre-isma
bly Trotsky and M- ass<-ciat*-r u
the Immediate ji**ac* plan .r* n< »
supported by Kronstadt It *»>. ’ .*■
German fleet would hav* no d:i
ulty at all in sailing up to the Rue
slan capital
Government force < holding th
winter palace were compelled
capitulate Thursday, undet ! • :«
o fthe cruiset Aurora *nd the rat
non oft St. I’* ter and St Paul for
res* across the Neva river
The woman’* battalion. which had
beer defendin': the wintir palace,
surrender* and The workmens and
soldiers’ delegates are :n complete
control of the city.
Premier Kerensky, who fl* and from
the capital, after th*- Matimalh-ts
sei*e<l th* government, "*•- r*’.*«u’
ed at lAiga. hi-mile's southwe.-t ot
Petrograd.
After the government forces had
been driven into th* winter palac*
the palace was besieged *;fh :m
chine guns and rtfl* s.
The cruiser Auroia, moored a :
the Nicolai bridge, moved with’,a
range, firing shrapnel Meanwhile
the guns of the St. Peter and S
Paul fortress opened re The d*
fenders held out for hours- reply
ing with machine guns and rifics
There was spasmodic ring in oth
er parts of the city, but the work
men’s and soldi* rs’
means to protect citizen . who wsr*-
ordered to their quarters The
bridges and the Nevsky Prospekl.
which early tn the afternoon were
In the hands of the government
forces, were captured and held dur
ing the night by the workmen’.* and
soldiers' troops.
■LONDON. Nov. P—Kerensky’s
fall at Petrograd means indefinite
prolongation of the war, according
to belief of the London press today.
It means also, in the belief of edi
torial writers that henceforth a
heavier burden is saddled on the
United Bt.st.es and the Allies
The seemingly Inevitable civtl war
was held to mean further disorcan
Isation, providing for withdrawal of
more German troops from the Rus
sian front, if not worse.
A majority of the press
made no concealment of its pessim
ism regarding Lenine and Trotsky,
heading of the faction now in con
trol at Petrograd. They are regard
ed as pro-G*rman In sympathy.
C*l. Smwt'li has natlfted J. f». floff
man. «f Ike HlrMf**
Manufacturers' association, that he
will not be able t© attend the
Michigan war conference In Detroit
Saturday. It ward K Coffin, of the
counoi lof national defer,**. and
Stale Food Admtnistra*.‘>r Pres’ott
also have sent regret.**. The open
ing session of the conference t*
•oheduled for Ift o’clock. Saturday
morning, in tha Hoard of Com
merce. There will be sessions in
the afternoon and evening also.
Charles Edward Russell's talk on
“European w*r conditions" will he
the big card. Mr. Russell 1s a
' Socialist, a fiftWspapet writer of
; note, being a frequent * ontribulor
to The Times, and was one t f the
special commissioners to Russia.
Che recreation commission has estab
lished a mertlng glare for nil pen.
pie who like singing. The Detroit
City < horus m* «t« in the ' >n*ral
high school at 7:4.% p tn , on Mon
day. Nov. 1? This is the fon**hl
meeting of »h<s chorus «nd fr* m j
the steadllv inrrea-tng numbers ■
attending, ts bid* fair t h** •©**
of the leading attea* tjons n !>t
trott*s Hvie activities. The chorus
g*tend- an Invitation to everyone
", to com** and stnr In the’*© meet
ings Th** songs u«ed ere usually
familiar or very easily mustered
tnd no on* «h<*'lt<l feel the Sl ghtrs*
reticence in .loin'ng In A charg**
of five cent* is made at the door
to oovei tiie coat of rfti)*i<’- The
chorua is * •ndU' ted ly Heniamln
Pntt/ f. ir*- Hint,* *.f t** R y:«I C |-
lege c*f V •• • o ’ • burgh
THirlny th* p, t fewr month- Mr*
foarphua Daniels, wife of th© *er
•gtary of th** navy, has delivered
pore thrn public address©* In
>vhalf of the movemorlt
ooklng to ihe auccessftii proa ecu
‘.ton of the war
liave the Wheat
ai\d cat the Corn!
1 IVe been doing it ever
• since 1 discovered—
Post Toasties
; *' Ikeyke crack art feed Com
Hakes - j?yJ dßotity
r %«t grtesi' i uaiiifli i er*-«i totnp»nj.
Wlttle Cr*«‘k Ml<hi*nn. I stum
• l pmi C... Ltd . Windsor. i>»t»rlo
The Doings of the Duffs.
WH*T D,O i &W mi *>«.m*s»ah tVFf.Htl.pTr
vw ! SZZZ HFU " ■,T we J
CA»oofiK,l * M r I fVUCE !!! \ *
| --.-- -j.
• KKKP VOI R POWDER DRY. GIRLS!”
Ib v^ jE*V y lHMr' , L > yjff t,-+r*ke ’ -* ~ N
In giving these women the- motto "Keep ynnr powder dr?" the *-ls*li Itmtrurtor” and“ sn't mean the kind of
powder you think shr mean-. *l, i Iflllhs one of the ittnuix «*f woiiten riltr»i*en formed in ni.,n* Italian rltlrs
to wait until they see the white* of the t'klrian*' ryes.
Dicky Dippy’s Diary,
fr<day: me- ©lomdy pe*7 la e‘: : - t fj.cnw yes*?’staid klonDY. ask- I BlfA . va7 wb»b v«..
FtCT GILIEEM. HE INTRODUCED Y= ij "D'D Y2UR, FT ELD k *£‘T 3N KE_ ED IF IT WAT TRUE. THAT YOU wr nn mp -PP -rLc
ShE 3*AI0:" I >VE HEARD OF YOU ILL”■' j I A 5 <ED. WERE A TWO FACED LITTLE ! dLtT. v J iVC -YITtV XMB
MR. DIPPY/ 7 • ; PUPPY, AND L Q'O s*q, C3NEL YOU V CjOT.
msx- ,: % #r~
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. :u|4|| .; • cc. - A; L n,
/; ' .: J”- 1 Ay s|rgfwV
fii JaWM * II ife Q
Gosh omvY in 3ow?y I uft !■ V/ui Dcmt I MTY vt ti t<* y’jl II VE3 nc ti c GiMt5. I was 3urr || _ ANi - the x r?«y chows)
"THAT Tull r -f r-ApArv. WOPPy T..T A r ' j T . . A ‘* j TELLtW YOUQ. DAUGHTER AS r LUXURIANT GfIOUTH
Coco-' (**»« * ’ " j| l- S * tU/" Yi E ,? <* ***«« "}™\D
***** • . H unit TWO Pott toft 1 • L Os pow to« 1 f /---->,
*, a nootoC- , -- tp P \ y v jTgSiv
row fteu uoa , . , r L ' j/ -- —' /«*. » / tneutist
■ 7 r-*r r v > t \ P o ' , Mma
V ’ . I ,1t J a * 0», p /' U OM, S<S
as. 7 v Y' | Y' v C'\
(■>'< r ** fc * A ■Aa Al* ./
\jfjj, >Y f YY 7 . | ft** ; -|V| p* " x
Y cY — w .
ull huii limits
- I»\ Allaman.
Brand New,
Girls’ Winter Coats
* 7.50 - •' IO.OO - *12.75
•Smart winter model* for girls from 6 f o 14 yenm Rrnadrloths,
t hevltt- Mixture* and Tweed* Trlmmingii of fur fabric. plu:«h
j.nd \e!v»' Warmly lined and interlined Special Saturday
Special Side of
Infant* Kmbroidered Dresses
I.ong and Short
51.25 to $3.95
SCHOOL GIKI-S MAKE KITS FOR SAILORS
MSI
« r n t ll f pnhllr ■rhonl Kiel* nrik ln( kit for nn *m I rolu ti fer r«. dnmr.ilr arlrner **»rk In Sentll# t»n«t
rsrtitr n<'rlb<u«trnt «rhool« h«« hrrn nitlnated to »»nr time nrnta. Miin.lrr.U «.f ihf .-onana kn«a knrr nlr»n«t»
hreri t.i rn r«l nut b» Ike ytftfcfsl nr «*l lr W ottten .
SATURDAY
A Great Sale of Dresses
Women’s At ’'jf Misses’
Absolute Values to $35.00
A greAt disposal sale of broken lots of our best lines of silk dresses. One
or two of a kind. All siz.es, but not in any one model. Kvery fashionable shade
of the season. IYimmings of silk and wool embroidery Georgette crepe and lace
SATURDAY
100 Velveteen
SKIRTS
At :?£
We have secured another lot of
these splendid skirts which may
Ihj had in brown, taupe, green,
navy and black. Kvery skirt
an actual SIO.OO value. All sizes.
ftSIEGEi®
_ (Mat, WMXMU * f »
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 . 1917.
Saturday Special!
Girls’ Gingham Dresses
95c - *1.50 - *2.95
A -pen i! offer of new w»*h dr****'* especially adapted for
••very day w»nr Si/ea C to 6 an<l fi to 14 year* Score*
of Kt corr. n*; model* Plain, plaid and alrlyed ginghams.
—By Sinnott
Blouse Sale
Georgette Crepe* and Crepe
de Chines
At *{)£ 0 .
New styles in white, flesh and
suit shades. Trimmings of imita
tion filet lace and satin collars.
Many silk embroidered. New
est features in collars and cuffs.
Special Sale of
Infants’ Sleeping Bags
of Double Kiefer down at
$4.50
*l. P# « 11. of M 1... Mlrh, «
•aflor on i I . 4, m.»-»f-nnr, .nun
fared into tn** an*. til ark’s
In tli# county buildta* Thursday'
wits Ml*# Franc#* a)#*
*>f \!i#«. and afttr • btain.ng thi
permit srrang#! tn b« married h»
JsiPtl -. Hutnnsrr. in (h•
< #rk * oft -a Wltr#**#* t.. th.
wadding w*r# lai-klr.r ard th# par.
ft#* of th# f!r»t and e#cond pvrt
war# In * dll#mm« Just th#.r a*i
other sailor. I -on l a I- <’arp#nt#r. of
l’#tr*dt. of tha 'lr-'at tr* r. r.«
■ tatl n. rami' tn th# office »v i
Wlaa Juan M Pmlry for tli# «*n»
ran a tv and th# *yne.Mnfv w#j* »•■!.. u
With Mr ■ «rp#n**>r an 1 M «** I>oj
lay «* »■ #/. t nian and brldasmu'd
she \ii#« ro.[ # w#rr Join- t an'
following th# i( , r*mf'nir th# i ■
tlnn. *v*r# r#v• r.«d and Mr #! t
M * Oarpnter i #;'«i»rat#d than * *d
dmr
To Mr* William P#nn Knyder of
PlMaburch, belong* the honor of
hailDs sold morn Liberty bond* than
any othnr woman In the United
Stat#* Mr* S'v l#r sold $3,259.550
worth of tli# bond*. $500,000 worth
being in small **t|e*.
The Quinine That Doe* Not Affect
Head-
Pncaii## of ft. tonic and laxative es.
fnct, LaxuMre Rromo Quinine can be
taken hv anvnne without causing ner
vousness or ringing in the h**td.
T her# i.# only one "Jlrotno Quinine. *•
E W OKOVK’S signature la on box.
30c Air
1 ITV nr IIKTItOIT—OKFIt K OF
i mi: iin i hi: 4*l iti,n.
t'#frolf. Mich, N »v. 9. I*l7.
Noth’# la h#r#by g.v#n tn all par
son* lnf»r»*t#d tha* th#ra have t #. n
filed in thi* offl* # th# following
nam#d aa#- *sm#nt rolls.
FOR PAVINC STREETS
AND ALLEYS
Roll N,' ’S3* _r or grading ard
paving al!#> N<» 7:2 being all ft'-
all# ■■ in (dock It •unU#d h> Hole -n
Hal' d#r#. J#ff*raon and A an## av<
nu#.*
H"II #fo. J.lt* For aradlna at i
pavin;? aj|#y N- 741, L.ing all t;
a;l#># In Mr * k b< und#d bv Firw >i
•I'-and Hlvtr, r'aclllc and tjre**.n av>
nil#*.
IU>M No. CO y’nr aradlna ans
r*v;n« all #y N<». 74» h#m* th# T
all#) In idock h<>tmd#d hv Rivard
and rtu**a|| #tr##t*. Marp#r and I’
ou* t< # a van ti* •
Hnl.l N«». »..4I Foi * ad*ns and
|pailn* all # v No t«#tn* tlu alt*'
:n block t>**und#d h>- ••randy av#nu#,
( I #n# *ir##i Joaaph f’lmjian avr
nn' Trombly an*l Mllwauk## av-
DU* it
Roll N*> 771? f’’*■• r r radm* atid
r.av'n*: » dd>*<*n av#nu# from th* v* >.t
lin# of J ime f: >;ii * van ti# to th# amt
• nth Mn<‘ of < art>ph#ll avanu#.
Roll No. .’31.7 For nivrlin; nnd
t*avtti2 fra w ford avanua fr*.nr th#
noth lin# of Wwhaah Railroad right
of-way t*» th# aouth line «>f Fait
#tr»at
It.ill Vo 374 i For *radin* and
pa* Inr. Markin av#n<i# f>..rn th# w.-*i
• tiro Im# <>f W* at End ewntl* |i»
• ti# W'*af lln# of Vale «v»on#
Roll No. "34 > For grading and
paving M M Ulan a* #nn# from th*
tv##t lln# >if .1 nnet lon avanu# to *?k»
#*at curb Hn# <»f Cariipball av#'iw*-
1101 l No 2! «*. For Kra'lln gand
pavln* Monnl* fotirt from th# w»-at
lln# of Hivar*l farm to th# w< t Him
of Rivard a t r##t.
Roll No ;il7, F>r grading and
i»w \■ • •Monti lair mm t# from th#
north curb lin# of Marrh av#nt»#
ti rth#rl* t • ureaent pav#rnant.
Roll NT 2..4M, F*ir grading nr and
paving Nall av* nil* front th# wr##t
tin# of Vln#wood av#nue t*i Mi# #ft#t
• urh Rn# of /.a rtali# av* nu#.
Roil N'v 231.9 l ir guiding and
paving Wh##lo<’k avenn*' from tr.
north tin* <>f Fort «tr**t to the
no ut h I in# of M f R H.
Rolf N 23M) For grading an*l
paving Ivanho# av#nn# from th* w *♦
rnrb Tin# of Mrand R.ir#r av#nua to
th# #aat ftirh l»n# of Thr»rnt«'n ara
mi#.
Part 1 la do# ami payable wtfhtn
30 daya front dnf# <‘f thta notir#.
l arta 2. 3 and 4 b#coni# due and pay
ahla In on# y#nr and on# month, two
y#ar* and on# month and fhr#a v#nr*
and on# month r#*p#* tlv#ly, from th*'
*la»# of tbla nottr#. t*<g#tb#r with In
terest at tha rat. if 4 par cant from
th# date of tha c oriflrrmitl*>ri of th#
rolls |
Any <>r ail Os #a>d parts rnnv b*
paid In tli# r.rdat narn#*) wit iff) -7*l
•lava front th# date >‘lf thu ft*>tb;#.
without lnt#t#at.
|f altbej *.f «a|d parts on*, two.
thraa r*r four Mhall not ha paid when
that* hacent# dn#. f p#r rapt penalt-.
at • lnt#i #at at fit# rai# *»f 7 pei f'nt
from tb# dav of aonftrmation *>f th*'
i, .•# . «m#n* 'lit '.* #'| ■ and I ltd t #
firm’ll*"4 as*# ■ -rl * ill b# #d\ * rt'*#d
MAX C. KOCH.
I J 1 Otis 7m«rw,
—By Pop.

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