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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. $50. r .5Nloo. Eh
I.u. Realty 90 f1 Edward EhliuE lH' rive.
r,ie Drive. sept 90. rrs. Ah.V'. attorneys.
pu'ov = Roe. ~ PARK Row.
SAME PROPERTY same m sa''". sept u,
,rs M nc- cent. slooo. attorney. same
HEAVIER ST e. leas@holt A.oinh 6"ria 20
,c W.i,iTe n Ueqrus 10 Ioralemor IT, Brook.
ivn Ir-'ar mtg 81 500. Sept Is. ds~.auc. per
.er.. 81 n1U .
rr%TRE ST.. 10 b 2oS1. iianschid
....,-.,-l,igfl o. poycrv saving l;anh. - Bow
c-,. aug 20. vrs. sori. attorneys. strong a.
cadvaIqdsr. 80 Nal. 70.
GRASD ST ~ % 70 is.1lNtG. Maria Gels %
LAWYERS Mortgage GO. ." Liberty q sep -.
. ,-rs. s. 81, attorrcy, Law crs IKE lnsui
aurs CO. lcO Hroa way.
MONROE ST. 30. b. GNhh ~, MohIoe
Holding 60. Inc. 90 Morris l'o-ero"lit. -
Monroe ~. Sep. a due AZ per roma, >i'.,~.
attorney. lawyers Title Insurance Co. loo
broadway. -.
RIDGE ST. i24 :. 25yl". Morris Am'isi-
4a-r 10 Raw Well 3G5 West llHih - vhl,r
mtg S2i.Upi. sept p. yrs per cent. ~
atfo~-ey George " Well. 100 HroadWh'
fgTH ST GA 20 eas Esst. ?. t5Nlo.
Z alec ReaIt, go 20 Anna " warren. W W'at
sgfh 81. sept - due ~tc. as per bono. $lu-
sC5 ~. attorney. Title Guarantee ana llua' TO-
nc Broadway 10
sTTH SRI n s. COS q . q I'm ave- tx
o. II. samuel II Neubarger 20 Jacqde- Ham.
20 Easf S3d st Sert . demand. urr cent
ssnO. atto-nev. Adam Stri .ker. - BROAD -
laTU ST CO and II west. sty nrh. d'oH
% II. Ebling Realty 90 10 EcWhr1 i.oni%,
yrq a., per cent. $4,000; address la+ River
sire Drive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
LOWER EAST SIDE LEASE.

Pease d Gilman have leased 10 a client
FOR long term of wears. at an aggregate
rental of over $4,000. the entire building
at No. lf Delaney street, northeast cor
ner Of Suffolk street, for the owner. Hugo
L pistelhurst
Extensive alterations are now being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
LEASES AT WOODMERE.

John T. scott. with the Douglas Rob-
insou Charles Brown Company. sublet
for William &. iVisOn the Arthur J..
Cosby house corner Of Keene Lane and
Willow Road. Woodmere Long Island.
10 IIr. Irelerlck Lester Stanton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Concord Hall
Blennerhasset,

Blennerhasset, 49, Sst " , Ta9 st.
Amsterdam Az.
a modern apartment house
y, M" one block from Subway and
s',s-o = short distance from Elevated
Station. extra large rooms.
per month southern exposure.
as Central Park West
LarchmOnt, south cor lO5th street.
Directly opposite Central
Park and but Two blocks
rooms and from Elevated station and
bath. short distance from subway
$40 to station az 1880 street. one
Sl.IOO corner apartment. Large.
light rooms.
Ellerslie Court, s 500 w W. i is1" St. st.
Occupies entire block front
c,,d- Ing on west side OF Broad
80. way. Conveniently located 70
sSoo subway Station and several
,"Ssfo surface lines Rooms are
isrge and light and house IL
modern in every respect.
Raprora 4Ao W. ia3d 81.
east % Amsterdam Av.
1 snd5
roo,,s Gay Located opposite Morning
TO $50 per side Fark Esps lily
month. aHapteu 70 small families.
Yorktown Court, s siS W 1870
Cor Fort Washington Az. on. block wes,
NJ Broadway.
"a modern building with ale
3. !. .. Yant. large Light rooms
4 rooms shower attachment mail
$50 s65 per ~hute and every Improve
month. ment. Convenient 20 subway
station at 18TH ST.
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Bs3
Riverside
Drive
ST. Francis Court,
ee2 Riverside Drive


IG5h 81 mtg sto0ol sept = si'' ATTORNEY
Ion. Iakerauu. 1922 81 ave ,,..,.
is4T.fl sr ags Fast, 2i1l0n. Annie earn
FL. Antonio Magr. 23S East li5th - -sr' -
ttoo' .,tor-at Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
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TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
CORPORATION Formed to Take Over Twelve Story Loft Structure
in East 32d Street.
Small THEATRE PLANNED FOR WEST 49TH STREET

made and upon completion the lessee a
We'll known retail concern, VIII oScuPS
the entire ground floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

Magro 10 Annie Gariu. i23 East l52d 81. sept
y. due. etc, as per bond 5000 attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust GO. iI6 Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cvitr nam, AMI address o. granite ano '''o7
ncyI
Irts-rs, .cr cent unless otherwise stated.
erLsrEMN.I .
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A modern building n a
select. quiet location. LArge
llEht rooms.
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SO W. i53d st.

4 modern building. shor,
distance from the subway
station and tho Third and
Amsterdam Ave. surface
lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
tso CIar,mort Ave.
Springfield,

10, cor i2Ith So. u DOCK
west % Broadway
A modern APARTMENT mouse
with ever improvement sHo'
distance from tho Sih"as
station az nth - one cor
rsf apartment. seven rooms.
southern exposure. N"' pei
nuEuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
500 " iitth It.
b vaN q Riv-
srettf Drive
Heathcote Hall,

a p-story hreproof apart
nenf house. with every mod b.
sru Improvement a short
distanrs from tine subway
station AZ ilGth street. from
Columbia and Barnard col
lescs and Horace Mann
school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Cherbourg
l WEST 92ND STREET North Cor. Central Park Vest
Of 10 rooms & 2 baths ST. 500 to ST. 100 per

One corner apartment modern apartment mousse
elevated and short distance from Subway
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address 81 purchaser and At
toruey.I
September ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
loi WEST 18th Street.
Opposite Manhattan
Square Park.

b seven-storv nreproot oulld-
ing. including hall serv.es
room attendance. eiecsric
light. restaurant. etc Coz
veniertly located 70 the Sui
way and Elevated Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

The Regent,

fWrfe-~ apartment house.
3 aud short N'tif'+ -- l..roy.
rooms. so ui r'-i'. 1870 fr-..
90 $40. subway T--''''
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
II2 Riverside DR..
near SD street.
Gainsborough,

a modern apartment house
with onIv Two families 90 q
f1or All lEhi So
rooms. Convenient 70 Bic
.ated and subway.
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Ellerslie Court, s 500 W. i is1.1 ST. st.

T Occupies entire block front
Ing on west side % Broad
way. Conveniently located 70
subway Station and severa
surface lines Rooms are
Iarge ana light and house r.
n modern IN every respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
440 W. i23d ST.

Located opposite Morning
side Park. EEns lily
adapted 20 small families
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Barney and
Jeanette Court,
90 and 2is
Audubon Az

,foderr houses. with every
Improvement B~si Fa'u" 'uI
.he money IN Washington
heights.
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Sylvia Hall,
$50 West f4lth 81.
East % p way.

NJ o dern apartment houss
one block from ,he subway
Station. Large. light rooms
Near College % the City o.,
New York and Public schoc.
az l45th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

4 modern building with elA-
Hant large. Light rooms
shower attachment. mai.
chute and every improve
ment. Convenient 10 subway
station at i57th St.
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Stadium View and Shore View,


spaousnes ana
Foyeh hail. Large light
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Kenmore
Yorktown Court, s SIS w l''d

Cor Fort Washington Az. one block wes,
~ Broadway
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Sos " it2nd
street.
Adeline Court,

broadway and Riverside Drive
Modern seven story dpa
rent house within shori -
.,rre Of f4-fa street Srn"a'
e,..lor 4r. convenient POI
--l,.t ...-ve Amsterdam
e and VrosdwH' ftria'' '''l
THO southern exposure am
l7rrc exterior courts give pc.
fe-, ig-f and ventilation 70
/ Fveft loom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

4 areproo, building directly
opposite NJ Morris Park
Largest rooms On New YORK
CITY AM reasonable I'm
prurerent VII be- made for
A desirable tenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Is vi. Morris Park West

~ WI nNt'iN thN ~
f24ff So. one ualf block
east LenuN Az.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
Correspondence
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: HELGELAND I.

? . .
Variety is the spice of life and
therefore we owe the weather prophet
no grudge for bringing about that sud-
den change in temperature.
A new postal route is being talked
OF. l hope it may be a success and
thus eliminate one of the serious OBJ
jections to rural life.
G. E. Arhaug made business trip
10 Warren on Saturday.
Filing Olson made business trip
to Angus. on Tuesday.
Arthur Olson visited school in dis
trict 27e enroute to T. Hauglid's on
Friday. He hopes he will be able to
make the rounds.
Rabbit hunting has been lost art
in this community for some time, but
the signs show that it is likely to re-
vive by the aid of the moon.
Ole Gjerde called on friends in War
rem On Saturday. He didn't mind the
drive!
Lars Engen called on T. Hauglids
on Saturday.
Ole Peterson and Lars Engen, with
their families, dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. Solvick.
Messrs. O. J. Carlson, G. E. Arhaug,
3. q. Arhaug and Filing Olson with
families dined with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Carlson on Sunday.
Arne Engen returned from Crook
ston on Saturday. He has been receiv-
ing medical aid.
O. u. Carlson called on G. Solvick' S
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs O. ]. Carlson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Carlson and FAINT.
" on Tuesday.
The League is bargaining for a good
assortment Of magazines. Come to our
reading table as soon as it is arrang.
ed.
Ole Gjerde, accompanied by Miss
Maud Peterson made a pleasant call
!. at .. Ms on Sunday evening.
Nels NJ. Engen called on Andrew Oh
son on Saturday. va
The Star Club has not met fol
some time on account Of the weather
Now, however, the nights are clear
and beautiful and we could study to .
81 great advantage.
The Club has already located Orion
the Chair, the large and the small
+ Bear and a few individual stars.
Come, let US meet and push the
work!
The question Of good seed Is now II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

Richard Stone are busy hauling wood.
Marshall Gehrke was in Warren
last Friday on business.
ernest Anderson called on Abe
Gehrke last Sunday.
Herman Jadeke visited at Anton
Peterson's last Saturday evening.
Roy Gehrke and Lester Nelson were
out, one evening last week.
Frank Gehrke called at Abe Gehr-
ke's last Saturday afternoon.
Marshall Gehrke is busy hauling
hay to Room siding and shipping it to
Holt. =
John Hanson called at S. Hanson's
last Friday morning.
number of neighbors and friends
gathered at Ollie Olson's last Sunday
evening and all enjoyed a fine time.
The evening was spent in playing
games and dancing.
Oliver and Ralph Olson are busy
baling hay for Mr.. Gehrke.
Ollie Olson was in Warren Monday
afternoon
Miss Martha Olson left for Warren
on Monday to attend North Star Col
lege.
M. Gehrke visited at Andrew Da-
lene's on Thursday evening.
Ernest Anderson is busy hauling
hay and straw.
Abe Gehrke was out hunting jack
rabbits one day last week.
Ernest Canum expects to return
soon from Illinois and visit with his
parents.
Ralph Olson was in Warren last
Saturday evening.
|. Frank Jadeke called on Marshall
Gehrke last Friday evening.
Willard Canum called at Ollie Oh
sons last Monday.
Frank and Herman Jadeke called
on o. A. Omdahl last Saturday.
Marshall Gehrke expects to leave
for Mud Lake again next Thursday
and we will miss him very much but
we all hope to see him back again
soon.
Hope to see another correspondent
next week.
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]. Say, have you seen the picture with
all the happy faces on, that was taken
at the store, by fashlight in the
eleventh hour of last year, of the jolly
sleighride party that visited Steiner
New Years night? Some one was
thinking, will We all be here next
year? Sure, they are all there two
hours later, 1913, when the same
thing was repeated at Mr.. Rogers
house when they look as happy as
they did last year
p. B. Malberg was here on business
Friday.
Mr.. Kisch and Mr.. Reidle arrived
on the train Friday; the former had
been to st. Paul, the, latter to Alex
andria on a visit with old friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Anderson the Minneapolis hard
ware man, was here between trains
Saturday, doing business.
Mr.. M. Horga made trip to Thief
River Falls Saturday.
NJ Miss Steen our school teacher, az
rived Saturday on the train from T. r.
Falls where she had been an over
night visitor at her home.
Miss Amy Whitman left on the
train for 7. r. Falls Saturday to take
up her school work which has been
delayed on account Of her mothers
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lee were business
callers in town Saturday.
Il Nick Bacher took the train for T. R.
Falls Monday.
F. W. Lang came in to the store for
a supply Monday
Almer Warning was a passenger on
the train 'front.'. r. Falls Monday.
Something wrong with the line
again. Well, well, I can't get him any
more. Get who? Malberg, of course.
Aug. Koglin made a trip to T. r.
Falls Monday
VIII warning lett on Inc tfaln lues-
day for T. r. Falls.
VIM. Fourstnan came up Tuesday
from 7. R. Falls to visit his tenant
and farm north Of town between
trains.
Aug. Koglin was q caller in our
town Tuesday and Of course increas-
ed his flour supply.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

Alvarado, last Thursday evening. a
good time did they all enjoy till the
wee hours Of the morning. One who
was there. s
Miss Esther Porten is visiting with
friends at Alvarado at present.
Albert Markuson was seen out driv-
ing last Sunday evening.
Henry Ferguson is working for bud.
ley Cheney in Boxville this winter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
ALvARADo


!. !: x# X s,# ~ y $ .: "
Miss Anna Hagglund, of Lancaster,
spent the weekend here visiting with
friends.
Henry Backstrom and son, Walter,
returned last week from their trip to
Canada
! NJ and Mrs. Frank Dahlgren and
daughters Della and Marion spent
Thursday and Friday with friends in
Warren.
Nels Lodoen and Johnny Sands took
in "Olivette" at Warren Saturday eve
ming. s
Miss Levina Nordlund spent Sunday
at her home here.
Mrs. Henry Backstrom entertained
a few friends Saturday evening. Those
present We're, Mrs. I. Lodoen, Mrs. 4.
Dahlgren, Misses Anna Hagglund,
Martha Mortenson, Esther Porten and
Olive Wahlund.
The Ladies Aid Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church met at the home Of
Mrs. Sorenson this afternoon.
Mr.. Johnny Sands left Tuesday
morning for Grand Forks to remain
an indefinite time.
Mr.. Lewis Sands left for I.angsford,
n. D., Tuesday morning to visit with
relatives. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildur Sands enter
tanned a number of young friends on
Thursday evening.
Lewis Sands was a Warren passen-
lger Friday evening. Mi
Rev. Wahlund, Of Warren, conduct
ed services in the Swedish Lutheran
church here Sunday morning.
Axel Lindberg returned to Canada
Tuesday evening, after having visited
friends and relatives here. Il 81 81
Rev. Knudtsen Of Warren, conduct
ed services in the Norwegian Luther
an church here Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlgren enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening.
Those resent were, Rev. Wlahlund.
Mrs. Il. Backstrom, Misses Hagglund,
Mortenson, Porten and Wahlund.
Walter Sands and Mauritz Peterson
Entertained friends at their cosy, com
Portable bachelor quarters Sunday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all out
standing Marshall county warrants Is
sued on account Of Ditch No. 20, will
be paid upon presentation, and that
interest win cease thirty days after
this publication.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, Jan. 1c.
1918.
F. Bake.
County Treasurer,
Marshall Co, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
$50 -ss.s 80
NORTHWEST OF WARREN

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Harry Luxembourg enrolled at the
HonoWille school a week ago last
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Bystrom spent last
week visiting relatives and friends in
Warren
Miss Many and Edward Johnson and
Oscar Pierce called at P. F.. Ander-
sons last Saturday evening.
Oscar Nelson, Victor Ranstrom,
Carl Swanson, Richard Role, Richard
johnson adm Hildur Ranstrom left for
Warren last Monday to attend the
confirmation school of the Swedish
Lutheran church
The Vega Young Peoples society
meets next Sunday at 3 p. m. All well
come
Miss Lima and John Swanson enter
tanned large number of friends in
honor Of their cousin Edith Olson, of
Wanger, on jan 18th. .@l.
The sewing circle met at Aaron
johnson's last Monday
At the annual meeting Of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church Of Vega, held
Jan 16. The following officers were
reelected: Deacons for three years,
Albin Johnson and Lewis Ranstrom;
trustees for three years, Chas. Ander-
son and Chas. Johnson; Chas. Ander
son, secretary: Nanny ] Johnson, organ
list: Edward Johnson, Sunday school
superinte Alfred Johnson, as
sistant Sunday school superintende lent;
Emil Pearson was elected trustee for
two years to fill the unexpired term Of
Andrew Pearson, who has moved 20
Warren; Chas. J. Anderson was elect
ed treasurer.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Esther
Olson are employed at the Melgard
farm. ..5
The Ladies, Aid Society Of the swe.
dish Lutheran church of Vega served
dinner at the church Jan. 18th.
Edward Johnson left last Tuesday
for Grand Forks to attend the meet
ing Of the Red River District OF the
Swedish Lutheran Conference, Of
Minnesota, as delegate from the We
ga congregation.
Miss Rose Johnson is helping Mrs.
Albin Johnson Of Bloomer, for 9 few
days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

evening Asdelicious lunch was serv-
ed and everyone enjoyed very pleas.
ant evening. a sleigh ride was also
enjoyed and all declared the hosts
were first class cooks and splendid en-
tertainers. The young folks were
chaperoned by Mrs. 1. Lodoen and
Mrs H. Sands
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

SOUTHEAST OF WARREN
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IS Jan. 81 Marshall Gehrke arrived
fom Mud Lake on the 18th and we all
felt happy to see him.
Anton and Albert Peterson and
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the front rank. This is the time to
make seed tests. The novelty Of it
is worth the trouble.
sss.~ ssss.s ~.s.. !.
BLooMER .

BLOOMER 9
SIS ~<,~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Oscar Larson, Of
Rloomer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Dahl
man, of Vega, came home last Thurs
day morning from Foldahl, where they
had been visiting with relatives and
friends.
Algot. and Axel Larson, of Boomer
shot a wolf last week, and are now
trying to get the other one too; the
twowolv eshav beenar'o und hereallwin-
two wolves have been around here all
winter.
The Dahlman young people We're at
Oscar Larson's last Sunday evening
and they say they had a good time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

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\. VEGA
s$ass 80 :
Jan. 19--Miss Clara Berg. who is a
captain in the Salvation Army, is at
home this winter visiting her parents
and friends.
j. B. Peterson from Viking, visited
his son, Albert and his wife, who are
working on the March farm in Box.
Vile and with other old timers in this
vicinity for about a week right after
New Years.
School is in full progress in Dist.
SO, with a good enrolment every day,
with Miss Dagoberg as teacher.
Much hunting is being done around
here this winter as wolves and foxes
are plentiful, but nobody has been
lucky enough to shoot or capture any.
Miss Emily Gustafson from Viking,
is back at Carl Hollis doing house
work, after a vacation with her folks
at aforesaid place.
Albert Olson, from near Alvarado,
visited with Charley Cheney last SIM,
day. 81 sa
Walter Sands is back from two
weeks stay at Concord, Mont. He re
ports some cold weather in that part
|of the continent. Where they don't
expect winter.
Miss Clara Christensen Is back
Tat Ole Berg's after months stay
with her folks at5Alvarado.
]. A. Berg transacted business at
lIAlvarado last Saturday afternoon.
A party was given by Walter Sands
Sunday evening for q bunch Of hia
friends from Alvarado and vicinity. A
good time is reported by all who were
there.
"a party was given at NJ. II. Sands
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-20
FIVE DETROIT
PLAYERS ACCEPT
CALL FROM YOST5
Only Jimmy Craig Cannot Be
Present At Early Football q
Practice
USE FERRY FIELD AT
ANN ARBOR ONCE MORE
WhitmOre Lake Is Again Neg
lected Because of Undesir-
able Field

OF the six Detroit football players
who have been sent invitations by the
University OF Michigan 10 be present
for the preliminary football practice
at Ferry field. Ann Arbor, September
10. five will accept the invitation,
leaving only Jimmy Craig, halfback,
who cannot do SO.
The five Detroiters who will hike
70 Ann Arbor on the 18th are "Bub-
hles Paterson, captain of the team:
"Squib' Torbet, another halfback, and
James w Raynsford, a tackle, all OF
whom won their ms" last year. Be
side these there are Lawrence Roehm.
captain OF last years freshman team,
and +. l.. Bentley, who was taken
over from the reserves to the varsity
squad late in the season.
All Of these men with the excep-
ton OF Roehm. who is spending hts
vacation at Mullett Lake, have re-
ceived their invitations and signified
their Intention OF returning to school,,
Craig will be at the university. but
he says that he cannot give any time
10 football owing 10 the huge amount
OF school work that he has to take
care OF.
ferry nelu mas Deen again CHOSEN as
the place for preliminary practice this
year after the one seasons experi-
ment with II last year. The team for
merly hal its early work at Whitmore
Lake, but the field there was found
TO be in such bad shape that the play
ers were at too much OF hazard In
training en- it,
The regular term of the school year
will practically start with the arrival
of the advance members OF the eleven
whose early fall work is always
watched with much interest by Mich
| igan football enthusiasts
The prospects for a winning team
this year are none too bright. but
they Will undoubtedly pick up as soon
as the faithful university correspon-
dents get their mills" a-grindng. {,
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against the Cincinnati team Wednes-
day night. Detroit people will be sur.
pTised to see Henry Dougherty again
In Detroit colors. Dougherty has re-
turned 10 the Detroit team. lie left
the road team and was under tempo
rary suspension. Mat Hover has been
secured from Detroit by Cincinnati
and should prove the strongest rider
on the Cincinnati team, which VIII
be Captained by Henry Mcnamara and
will include also Merrill Armstrong.
who was recently injured al the local
track. and r. w Walker. a brother OF
Bern Walker, OF the Cleveland team.
Walker is pronounced conner I'm mo-
tordrome racing, and in his early con
tests has shown remarkable ability.
Among the races for Wednesday
light is another novelty-an unknown
distance match race-between the
captains Of the Detroit and Cincin-
natl teams Only the finish OF the
race-will be signalled