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The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
TOR PAVING STREETS.

Roll No T02a For grading and pat
ing ST Paul avenue from east curb lu'
OF Van 10y he avenue to east curb iliic
of Parker avenue.
Roll No 1880 For grading and paw
ing Magnolia street from west line os
wabash avenue to east curb line OF
Fifteenth street.
ing Webb avenue from west curb line
of Woodward avenue to east curb line
Of Hamilton boulevard
Roll No 1882. For grading and paw
ing Illinois street from east line of
Chcne street 20 west curb line OF Moran
street
Roll No 1885 For grading and paw
ing alley being the alley in block
bounded by willis. Canheld rGand|
and Jos Campau avenues, from the
north curb line Of Willis avenue To
south curb line Of Garfield avenue.
Part / rs due and payable within 80
days from date of this notice Parts
2 2 ard 4 become due and payable IN
one. two aud three years. respectively.
from the date Of this notice. together
with interest NJ the rate Of per cent
from the date OF the confirmation o.
this roll
Either Of said parts may he paid
within 80 DAYS from the date of this
notice. without interest
n ither OF said parts I. p : or I
shall not he paid when they become
due. : per cent penalty and interest AT
me rate Of pcr cent from the date
Of confirmation or tho assessment viii
be added. and the premises assessed
viii be advertised and sold as provided
MAX G KOCH,
dgO2l city Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Into our village. which has about
eighty homes, day after day there
come six to twelve frozen, starving
and tattcred wayfaring men in search
OF lodging for the night.
Half naked, shoeless, very often
IN, extremely filthy, they seek the
constable In order that these men
may not starve or freeze To death oh
the streets, the constable brings them
TO the doorsc OF local residents. But
the constable calls only on such resi-
dents as are peasants. The constable
does not take the wayfarers TO the
landowner. who besides his 10 living
rooms has dozens OF unoccupied
places in his Office. in his stable, in
the laundry, In the servants hall and
elsewhere; nor does he take them to
the priest or the deacon. or to the
merchant: no. he takes them TO the
peasant. whose entire family live In
one room, Ii. is or "a feet square.
And the host not only gives this i'll
smelling. ragged, filthy stranger
nights lodging, but asks the wayfarer
to break bread with him also.
When I sit down 10 eat" an old
peasant said to me, II can't help in
viting the stranger. The meal would
not taste right II did not
And of late this goes on every day
throughout Russia. A vast army
Growing larger every year, of beg
CARS. cripples, people banished from
localities by authorities, helpless old
people. and principally laborers out OF
work, is found living (being sheltered
from the cold and wet. and feedingl
by the aid OF the Understanding and
poorest class in Russia-the village
peasantry.
We have asylums and work houses,
and in the cities there are municipal
charitable homes. In all these insti-
tutions buildings with electric light
inlaid floors. clean attendants, we'll
paid attaches) thousands of helpless
people of all kinds are being cared
for. But the number thus provided
fOI are as "A drop in the ocean com
pared with that vast army lwhose
number, unknown. must be appall-
ing) who are wandering all over Rus
STA today begging, and are cared for.
not by any institutions, but by the
village peasants. impelled by Chris
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
LYING JUROR IS
FINED AND JAILED
Frank j. Schenl Must Pay $50 and
Serve 80 Dsys-Scored Hard
BY Judge Murphy.

\ fine of $50 and a sentence OF 80
days in the Wayne younty jail was
imposed by Judge Murphy upon
Frank j. Schenk, saloonkeeper, No.
100 Holbrook.ave.. who in recent eN'
animation 20 test his fitness 10 serve
Ia a circuit court Juror answered
questions falsely.
Schenk was asked If he had ever
been engaged in any legal proceed
ings, either criminal or civil. lie re-
piled that he had never been engaged
in lawsuit OF any kind. Judge Muir
ply recognized Schenk as Il man VINO
had been before. him on several crita-
inal charges when he was recof@'
ers court Judge, and he also remem-
bered that Schenk had defended d
suit for damages in the circuit court
The mans record was looked mp ana
the Judge found that Schenk had been
arrested 10 times, and that two GRIM
nal cases are now pending against
him. He was once fined sll3 Tor re-
ceiYing stolen property from boys
Since then boy whom he beat with
q billiard cue obtained judgment on
$3.50 against him in the circuit court
Iudge Murphy presiding.
Schenk admitted. Tuesday morning
hat he had answered the questions
'alsely, but said he had no ceslre 10
deceive the court. He said that IN
answering the question submitted 10
i'm he wrote the same answers as the
nan sitting next 20 him, without thihk-
.ng OF the result.
Judge Murphy in passing sentence
administered a singing rebuke, 10
which Attorney Louis Colombo tooh
exception because Of its severity. ne
court said that Schenk had not me
sense OF honor or decency TO III MN
for citizenship. when he could not
bring himself 10 tell the truth IN
matter so important.
You told these untruths IN an et-
fort 10 get on the jury, where you
would be called upon TO pass upon
mems property rights Judge Muir
ply stated. IF such men as YOU are
permitted to sit as jurors il Will make
scandal OF our whole jury system
Then. | suppose. had You been sue
cesstul in getting on the panel you
would have bartercd away men 5
right for few paltry dollars. Only
traitor would act as you have in
this matter
In passing sentence Judge Murphy
expressed his regret thar he could not
make the Imprisonment longer.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

the police in a clash on the house of
parliament grounds. in which at least
dozen women were injured, though
not seriously.
The police had been tipped off 10
the demonstration and heavy rein
forcements were on hand. AT the
height of the demonstrations, AS
quith's taxicab appeared on the scene.
The women Immediately surrounded
il and before being driven away by
the police. they succeeded in break
ing the windows of the vehicle.
The police arrested $50 of the wo-
men.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
I'm Here's Count 7olstoys Last Story
THREE DAYS IN A VILLAGE"
FIRST Day: 7RAMPS BY Leo 7olsoy
BY Leo 9oistoy

ed in the hearts OF the numerd Rus
sian peasantry. then In spitef the
police tof whom there are so & anu
whose number In the villages annot
be increased) these homeless IN. In
their despair. would have long % de-
stroyed the houses of the rio and
killed those who stand in theipath.
Our own house Is visited dg by
ten To fifteen men.
had hardly risen from sic the
other day when Ilya Wassilyitch-
| (Tolstoy,s man-of-allwork) apunc-
ed
Five tramps at the porch"
There is some money on thable;
give IL to them
Ilya Wassilyevitch gives out e al
lotted five kopecks Tor each m. Al
most an hour passes. step Il on
the porch. A frightfully raggedittIe
man. whose shoes are literall fall
ing from his feet. man with sick
~ face. with swollen. furtiv@yes.
bows low and addresses me afEx-
cellency.'
Did YOU not get your share
But. Your Eycellency, whatan
do with a 5-kopeck piece? Puyour-
self in my place. Your Excency.
| Have the goodness to take look,
your Excellence: one glance, s" He
points to his rags. C''Yourcxcel-
lency.' with every word. but h face
| is bitter with hate.) Where Gil go?
What can | do"
tell him ] give the same each.
FIVE kopecks. He drops to hiinees.
/ beg him to leave me.
But what now?" Must kill ysef?
That is the only thing left ! me.
Now. please. anything"
give him 20 kopecks. He ayes,
full of bitterness.
There are very many such nsist-
/ ent ones. They look upon the Witty
not as men seeking to save theirouls
! by giving aims Gas did the beggs of
old but as upon robbers and tfves
| drinking the blood Of workingm.
NO matter how stable our ci,za.
ton may SEEM says Henry Gege,
p, destructive forces are alreadtie-
veloping in it. Not in the cavesorI
in the woods. but in the wilt Of
cities and in the highways therere,
being trained these barbarians hol
will do to our civilization whathel
Huns and the Vandals had donto|
ancient civilization
Yes. this prophecy of Henry Gdel
of 20 years ago is being fulfilled mt
now, before our own eyes everywie !
but with particular vividness in ST
J STA.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
N0TICE-ALLEY PAVING ASSESS.
MENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. II, 1910
Paving Notice No. IO.t


] To Jacob Adams, Frederick NJ But
Bethel a NJ H.. Parsonage, julius Cas-
sci. Congregation Hilah. c. T. Dlehl, "a.
Drouiliard. Samuel Frank, Flora Frank.
Annie GilbrOvin, Lazarus Harris, Will
lam Hdosc. Jacob Matheis, Mary Mocbs.
John Mildner, Morris Mannheim. Moses
Marks. Charles Rode, Meyer starr Ber-
nard schwartz samuel Satkovsky NJ
SIM. Dennis Sullivan. :. Schneider. otto
Wanderer. John Weudeubaum Henry
Whistadt. John g. Ncagcr and TO all
other persons owning, occupying or
otherwise Interested IN any OF the lot
and parcels Of real estate in the local
assessment district established BY the
Common Council to dcfray tho expenses
of grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defruylng The expense of
paving alley No lNH. being the "T'" al
ley iu block bounded by Hastings Ri
ward. Napoleon and High streets and Is
now open to Inspections at this Office.
and Will remain IN this office for nve
days from tn. frat publication Of this
notice Tor the inspection of all CON
ccrncd MI lots or parcels Of land
abutting on, or adjoining tho alley SO
described. have been ASSESSED for sucn
Improvement
Fhc Board NJ lAssess6rs viii meet on
TUESDAY tho 2gth DAY Of Novemhef ~
= o'clock a. n, az their office I'm the
City Hall and Will remain In session
Tor period or six hours TO hear any
person or persons desiring 10 object to
any assessment so nude
BOARD or ASSESSORS
BY JOHN g. NAGEf..
tl9') President.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
FIFTEENTH STREET.

Elf 1ELN i n d NELL.
From Marquette avenue TO Milwau-
kee avenue. where not already opened,
as public street and highway.
To James Adams, Albert III. Blount.
IL l.. Baker. John Bornman Albert
Bachman, Joseph Colwell, Samuel j.
Dora Duwan. Elcanore NJ Ferrier, Pc
ter Hughes, Sarah l.. Hughes, Willlam
Hart. William HELEN. Henry :. koppin;
u l.. La Beck. Romer Lamborn. David
o'Connor l.. r. Phister. Peoples state
Bank. Roderick Park. Merritt H. Peter
son. Edward w. Pendleton. i: }. ROD
inson ct al. w S Rathbone Land %.
Ltd, William Reid. John Squire, NJ II.
sickelsteel. Wallace and Clark, Henry
Williams, Henry G.. Weber, william ~.
Witter. Mary Worth. and 10 all other
persons owning, occupying. or other
premises included in the following dls-
trict and portion OF the city or De-
troit. Wayne County. Mich, to-wit;
HERBERT l.. BAKERS Sun.
Lots 46 and a., lots 81 10 20, both iu-
clusive-Herbert L. Bakers SUB. OF lot
= OF the James Messmore Estate frac.
sec j. L. z =. X. IL f.. and frac. sec 30
I. l ), r II T., except sly 2l0:64 IT.
HORsFALL Sun.
Lots % 10 81. both inclusve--The
Hcrsfall sub. Of part of lot J, frac. sec
/. T. s., r. II r..
HUGHES SUB.
Lots &c to 80 both inciustve--Hu
sub. of part OF lot |. James Messmore
Estate. frac. sec. j. T. s., K II Il.
PETER HUGHES SECOND sun.
Lots 1 TO IA. both inolusive--Petcr
hughes ., cond sub of the 5, Ely part
or lot 4, James Messmore Estate, and
lots 10 and IL of Leavitts sub. OF the
b.. part of the Messmore farm. all IN
irao sec.i, Il. rs, Il. IL Il.
Lot lo--Amended plat of lots 10 TO IL,
lnCluSlNp N
Hughes Tecond sub OF the = Ely part
OF lot i. James Messmore Estate, and
lots 10 anu II OF Leavitts sub OF the
frac.' seo..l, 4, 5, Il. II T.
CHAs. Ia. MIsssMoRE's sIB.
l.. Lots 36 TO ~, both iuclusivc--Chas.
l. Messmore's sub OF the My acres
OF lot i.rcf the DANES Messmore Estate.
| ffac. sec. l.
MEssMoRr FARM.
\. 2l0 t. Of :. EOS n OF T. 10 #.
block i, and the H.. $50 10 t.. OF =
4 2l0.b4 IL. OF 95s It. living r. of and
ladJoinins sixteenth street, eXceCt Fif-
teenth street Az opened Iblocl .
Msssmorc farm. part Of frae soc ~
sec. SO. n. i g., r. II T.
! OBRiEN's Sun.
Lots 10 10. both inclusive. lots Isi
to LA, both inClusive---O Brien = sub oi
the -. y OF Il, G. No. ~, known as the
I.afontalre farm y. or Warren avenu@
1T. sS.. n ~ T.
THOMAS v. WREFoRD's SUn.
Lot S--Tbomas V Wreford's sinh oi
iets.i sad 2 ef-the sab. ef the ~ part
lof thc Messmore farm. frac sec. 3S. +
4 =. III ii H.
The Common Council II tho CITY ol
IDetrOit having fixed and deterutyno o.,
that said district. herein abovg describ
ed. II Dencitcd by the opening OF Eff
tcepth street. from Marquette aveuu,
TO Milwaukee avenue. where not Al
a readss Opened, as a public street an,
i Highway. and having resolved tia
IH,y7a10 or the damages awarded hy
ivefdiet Of jury In tho Recorder
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
DETROIT 4 oNToNAGON MINERAL



Notice ~ hereby given that pursuant
TO "A resolution passed at a meeting OF
the directors OF the Detroit a. ontona-
gon Mineral Land Co. oct %, 1910, at
Tie presidents office. Detroit. Mich, the
interests or shares represented by tine
certificates of said company here ana
after specified have been forfeited for
uon-p ytncut of the assessment or IS
cents per share. levied March l6, 1910
and payable on or before April %. 1910
and said Sha res. or SO muCh thereof AS
shall be necessary 20 pay said assess
meut with interest thereon from April
~. 1910. ana the expense Of sale and
ne collection OF sa ne, VIII be sold 90
he highest biGdcr az the office OF n NJ
Chamberlain. president. il6 MoGat
building Detroit. Mich. on Dec 2S
1910. NJ ~ o'clock noon, unless pre-
viousIy rcdeemed by payment thereof
with interest and expenses to w. g
Johnson secretary treasurer. at hts Of
nee No 1925 Ma jostic building. Detroit
Mich The certificates to De sold are
Numbers t23. $50. $50 SCI, 522, 52S. 5ei
SOS $40. E2l and the unsold residucs of
numbers 90. 32t aes. 800. sos. $50, 502
" VI Chamhcrlaiu. secretary.
w. g Johnson. Treasurer
Detroit Nov. 20. lgl0.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
LAUNCH FOUND BURNED.
Policeman Discovers Charred Hull at
Upper End of Belle Isle.

4 32-foot launch with Packard en-
CINE was found burned % the waters
edge At the upper end OF Belle Isle
by patrolman Burleigh. Tuesday
morning. lie reported the fact to
Park Commissioner FIurlbut, but no
trace of the owner has been found
The fire must have occurred during
the night. but no one seems TO know
anything about it.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

tian feeling to take up this weighty
burden.
And as all truly good deeds are
done. the peasants do this unceasing-
". not even noticing that they are do
ing good
While they are doing something
for their own souls" they are doing
something Of tremendous service to
all Russian society. Were the wrath
of these outcasts not sOftened by the
spiritual realization of the brother
hood of all men that is so deeply root
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
NOTICE--ALLEY PAVING ASSESS
MENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov II. 1910.
PAVING Notice No. 1855,

To Hannah DAILY, A. f. Holmes Mar
tina /. Mcdonald, George T. Renaud,
Paul c. Renaud. Elliott r. Slocum.
William :, Saith. Mason : Stafford.
Jacob ThurHachter. Alfred G. Wolfe.
and to all other persons owning, oc-
cupying, or otherwise interested IA any
of the lots and parcels OF real estate in
the local assessment district esta bli sh-
ed by the Common Council to defray
the expenses OF grading and paving the
alley within the boundaries herein set
forth
The, assessment roll has been com
pleted for defrayinE the expense OF
paving alley No. 1875. being the alley
in block bounded by Grand River, Cags
and Adams avenues ana EliXabet h
street from the west line Of Cass ave-
hue TO the south line of Elizabeth
street. and Us now open 10 inspection
at this office, and viii remain in this
office for I'VE days from the first pub
ltcation OF this notice, for the inspec-
tion OF all concerned, All lots or par
cells Of land ahutting on, or adjoining
the alley so described. have been as
seSScd for such Improvement.
Tuesday. the 29th day OF November. at
o'clock a m, at their office in the
city Hall, and viii remain i'm session
for a period of six hours 70 hear any
person or persons desiring to object to
any assessment so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY JOHN g. NAGFL
u9S President
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
WOMEN TRY AGAIN TO CLAW
THEIR WAY INTO PARLIAMENT
Militant Suffrsgettes Are Incenseo
Over Prcmier's Concession" and
Clash With Police.

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Incensed over
Premier Asquith's concession" In the
house of commons today OF grant
of time for the discussion next year
of the suffragist bill, suffragettes to-
day again marched against the par
lament building.
Hundreds of the women engaged
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Indian To Preserve His Langs,

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 22!he
last living male representative he
Molalla Indians passed throughrt-
land recently en- route to the etz
Indian Reservation, where he'll
join DR.. Frachtenberg, and which
the doctor the MOlalla Indian
guage for preservation in the III
sonian institution at Washingt(
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
NOTICE -. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Nov. 81. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1856.
WATERLOO STREET


To Samuel BuIrelI, W burroll NJ \
Belaugcr. Frederick Boldt. j Ccciel.
Emil CyniaX, Mary De NoS, Anna Del
6ert, }. NJ. Fritsch, Peter Gipperich.
William Groin. Christian Jarrait.
Frank Japes. Johanna korf George
King, Della kenefck, Victor j. La
Bruzy. Joseph T.. L'Espcrancc. Gottfried
Lubnau, Michigan Central Railroad,
Frederick Newman. Peninsular Elec-
trio Light Co. Henry Pewter, w. IL
Russell. Edward w. Ross Louis n.
Schwarznau, Charles Schmidt. Sophia
Smith. Thomas Thorley. Henry Van
Lerberghe. Bryant Walker. Samuel
Wilson, and to all other persons own
ing. occupying or otherwise interested
in any OF the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on Waterloo street, in said city OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned
The Common Council Of the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Waterloo street. from the east line Of
OF Bellevue avenue. To be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting said
Waterloo street. ana liable TO he as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions of the CITY Charter. and
that a roll Of said assessment ~ now
completed. and VIII remain at the As
SCISSORS Office, In tho city Of Detroit
from the date hereof until Dec. g. 1910
for the inspection OF all persons con
.cerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN 6. NAGEL.
Gg9D President.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
SECOND WARD.

SECOND WARD.
y BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. That permission be and Is
hereby. kranted to all merchants
& throughout the City to erect display
y signs, not to exceed 80 square feet In
n size, announcing Holiday Gifts-Christ-
mas Goods" for sale. from the date OF
adoption hereof until Jan. Ist. 1911. af-
ter which date the Commissioner OF
Police IL directed to see that all or such
y signs are removed forthwith.
Adopted
THIRD WARD.
b BY Aid. Gutman:
Resolved. That the City Controller
< be and he is hereby authorized and in
structed to draw warrant upon the
proper fund in favor of Fflippo Abbate,
1913 Monroe avenue. for the sum of
s11.s5, being the amount OF refund to
which he Is entitled on Permit No. TO-
ESQ. which permit has been lost. upon
s certif1cation to the Controller that the
" amount herein specified is correct and
due.
N Adopted
k5 FOURTH WARD.
\ BY Aid. Allan
n Public Works be and is hereby request
e&adr os.considere the. advissbility. of pay
2@n4 Third avenue from II. II. Crossin z
me ncrtheriy city limits with cedar
50ont OnN concrete under the $500 900
4n9e o. tbs charter.
Ts-FIFrH WARD.
Md. Detmel.-~es .tsssaY,
>1DoIved, That the Public Lighting
ission be and Is hereby requested
C4use pole light 10 be erected on
raveauas between Rivard street
5sstulnSs street,
$780, EIGF4- n aNARD.
npsmau Grindley:. -a...-
3Ted, That the City Controller
he Is hereby authorized and Ill
I&M(kN draw M tl.s
nod in fas.r OF Dennis. o Dryne
~ Cochran, VIM. +. Lane. Carl
~. Du1font Henry Ia rnesknn
nukout Hugh keaaon. I'd. Char
n1rx. Aanley, Fred Fisher. Chas
I{Enfy Powers. Walter Schmidt
Ie9knnau,' Maurice rnzuera,d
y,I tf sfHrrie, Barney e. Rowiowski
~ Frey. JOS Brenpeh. JAS. stock.
" A. tIdyke, Del Clark. Fred
~ and John H. anderson for so
,rk4xylees rendered at The re
- ysHo,isovsA.
2|vsid. GoescSe ei0A; Gr ia,he,
tv9inhHn HARPER. Ksating
<ezkMmhel, korte, Lempke. Os
{Ss. 1thiiits, shapiand. skfzycEi
30. JD&aS. Trevor. Vernon. Walsh
&tn<. zoeiier, and the Plesiden
SSXofone tf~ s~
81 Qripdley.
kvod. That the City ceHtroilel
ko IL hereby authorised and az
40 draw his warrant upon Ia.
Ho4Qt fund in favor OF John NJ
IN cnkfiss Z Bryant. =; y Ke
QHorloq.A Gadd. IN the sum o
1GvAssing returns of the
,hala Noss-iss LAID $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23


day
uta while
love
i'm
Three
present
"Trn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Preparing For c. A. r. encampment

Citizens of Ypsilanti are making
great preparations for the entertain
meut of the G.. A. Il. of Michigan,
whose annual encampment will be
held in that city. June -. % and Il.
Department Commander Samuel j.
Lawrence met a committee. Of the
citizens, a few days ago, and worh
was started on raising funds am
making plans for the meeting Head
quarters. registration booths, and q
large assembly room will be fur
nishcd. where the old soldiers can
meet around the camp fire and swap
stories. The people Of Ypsilanti vii!
throw open their doors to the vetcr
ans, and nothing will be left undone g.
insure a good time for the visitors.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Many of the suffragettes werDt|
in sympathy with today's demona-
ton, as Asquith's promise was cod-|
cred by them a great victory.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. Nov. %,

Notice rs hereby given TO all persons
Interested that there have been tilcd D.
this Office the following named asses
ment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Tomorrow's chapter of Count "
stoy's last work is entitled: "Lifead
Death"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE

Detroit. Nov 81. 1910.
Notice OF Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 200. for onening
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Business-lIkc Printing. No fuss ~,
no feathers. The plain, neat kind tina
looks right. Times Printing Co.
John Il st Main 1898. or city $685.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Everybody Loves
A Good Story

Cosmopolitan Magazine
magazine find the fiction
find In Of the
mopoNan.
Youf In Cosmopolitan have-
York Alfred the
him famous the Atlantic tho Pacific and
II He continuing "WolvAle Stories In
Cosmopolitan
You're n Of
warned against the thousand and "getrichquhk"
with OF theseh writ for
are S
a facts they contain
Jacques $ writing a
A.
Sherlock Holmes In and exciting
and the he plays makes stories that
absolutely breathess
been secured write for the Cos
mopoltan:
Sir Gilbert Parker
Rowland, Jack London.
Agnes ndR B. Wodehouse
Ida Calvert Hail.
rEmerson Brown . core more
Cosmopolitan Magazn
All News Stands IS Cents
Bur IT NOW! TAKE IT HON.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Special Committee.

The chair announced the appointment
of Aid. Walsh. Ellis, aud Vernon az spe-
ulal committee TO cancel bonds I'm ac-
cordance with the request OF City Treas
lIrer Koch
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Gutman. Gilman. Harpfer Seatine.
Kosnic, NonkcL Korte, iempkc, os-
tsessski. f-tlwen. RcinhardN Kosenthal.
Rufter, Schultz Shapland. Skr9ycki
Theisep, Tossy. Trevor. Vernon. Walsh.
Wing, zink. ZoellerS and the President
Pro Tem--S2
N.Y. nIlI
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
SIXTEENTH WARD.

BY Aid. konkel:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be. and Is hereby directed
To replace intersection and crosswalkS AZ
all intersections corner of lngersoll and
Wesson avenues. the same having beer
destroyed on election day. also cross
walk on $. 9. Otis at the intersection OF
Goldner avenue.
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