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The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
ATTEMPT TO STEAL
FUNK EVIDENCE
Six Men Caught in Endeavor to
Burglarize Chicago Grim
inal Court

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Six men.
caught attempting TO break into the
criminal court building. early today,
presumably to steal evidences from the
once Of States Attorney Hoyns. ned
down an alley and escaped. after sew
eral revolver shots hsd been nred ~
them.
Hoyne believes that the men were
after evidence to be used In the trial
OF three persons under indictment N
the alleged conspiracy to ruin Clar-
sncs 8. Funk. president Of the n.
Rumely company, Of Laporte. Ina.
They carried q ladder and were hrst
noticed by Night Jailer Peter Hon.
man, at the county jail, next door 70
the court building.
For several weeks. the evidence
gathered BY the state In the conspi-
racy trial, including the confessions
OF Josephine Henning and her hus
band. John c. Henning. has been
closely guarded. Hoyne believed that
the six men intended to overpowsr
the two guards In his once and steal
Mrs. Henning's statement. Mrs. Hen
ming II In New York and has refused
to come to Chicago for the trial.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16

ward II entitled to Ito full quota Of
jurors, and that the division OF the
ward amook three commissioners -
. violation Of Law. He cited . decie-
ion OF Judge Phelan that ward bouu.
daries must bs oonsidersd In choosing
Jurors. He said that ward boundaries
he'd been destroyed In choosing ~
corder's court Jurors. although the
commission pays attention 10 them In
choosing Jurors for the circuit court
Prosecutor Shepherd took up his ar
gument after Mr.. Kennary had talked
for IS minutes He denied that the
defense had presented evidence 70
show that the names In the Jury box
are not those Of electors. He argued
that the Jurisdiction OF the jury com.
in drawing 400 names rests
on the existence of the courts order.
not on the manner OF serving the or.
der.
Attorney Mcnamara submitted .
brief OF his argument. He said that
the jury commission act II unconsu-
In that 1t includes many mat
ters which are not Iset forth In the
title. He held that jury commission
ers, under the law, must take names
of Jurors from the assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT or
puollc Works
Detroit. Oct. lsth. 1913.
Lateral SEWER.
ASSeSSm NOTICE

70 All whom It May Concern:
roho notice that an aesessment roll
for dofraytng the cost and expense OF
constructing the vitrihed crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
completed ana is open for inspecticn
the Common Council At q session
thereof to Be held Tuesday. the 2ist
day Of OCT. 1919. at 7 p. m, standard
The iots and parcels Of real estate
abuttins on or sdjoining the alley or
alleys hereinafter described have been
.sss:ssd for n: cost and expense Of
desiring to object to any assessment
insAe may ale with the City Clerk .
written protest at any time prior to
the date last above mentioned. and
may be heard before the Committee on
Sewers. to whom such protest will be
referred. At : meeting thereof. to be
held on the Thursday following eucn
reference ut IL O., m, standard time.
e. the Committee Room In the City
Assessment Roll. No. 77ss-I1atsral
Sewer No. 34SS-rn alley In block
bounded by Thirty-hfth, Thirty fourth.
Mc0raw and warren avenues.
(434e) GEO. H. FENK ELL.
(A-121) Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
IN GRIP
Of COURT FIGHT
Third Attempt to Stop Commits
sion Form Of Government
=. NVW W

SAGINAW. Mich, Dot 16.-Foc the
third time within two years, the city
Of Saginaw today was forced 70 fight
against the issuance OF IN injunction
which would restrain the city from
voting ON the question OF . commits
sion form Of government Court &C
tiou. each previous time. has fore
stalled the vote.
The city council last week fixed
Nov. Is, - date for q special elec-
tiOu wuon voters should 70 to the
polls and register their desires IN re-
gard 70 tie pgopooed new charter,
containing the provision for commis-
sioA o0vovnDent. No sooner had the
doto foT the special e1octioa been
0xo1. t,on William Goodman, man.
49, q ~ SAGINAW Coal Co, head
"a 4 pol1t1cn toe a Injunction 70 pre-
won't the election. Judge CAGE, o. the
piHnnit eonft ordered the city TO sp-
p6or to6oH before Judge Kelley
Doogloo % show cause Why the Ia.
1uDetlon 2hou1d not b iosued.
~ &De(ltion for the Injunction -.
~ ~ az le6Ality Of the charter
(lre1oo G0c1ofing that the com
o1osS "a not NEST within 10
oegoe tno oIeofjpn "a November.
- oDog(oo1 q TIE home ruIe
8 ox1 4l(o6 oenor tGchn1oo1 $1,000
q - - ~ $4,000 o1scstoa.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
AN ORDINANCES 70 Amead sectis

AZ oa pessDssr i, q Is. s cemS;i.d
2 fny ,ss Of ,. 5ss CITY Of Detroit
1t is hereby oresinsd Sy the people
Of the City Of Dstfoit:
~ section =; That ssst, s.;,.a 1t1b 1rS r.
GaaSs:r Of 4. CT, 81 b:slRos Or &.
sm SHa id'i 10 n sesd = follow:
siS S .n TnS ne :e inoSS q AZ ssss
section Of the city described within the
following iimi.r 70 VIZ: ,Commenean4
st Z point On the center s. lsn: o. cr rsn
ter line. extended. 81 HischSll. svsnss;
point 40 feet dis!Ani nsrthsriy IRON
e: aS thence n :.stsriy 81 me q sSs
S ~s:s Of ana sessiisi 10 ceSiiss .srSss:
q ala . rsS.s =: :s = cen:
westerly siong the cestsr line
s:,i:.: street g pess, In! feet e
6rsnd BoaisvHrd East; thence .outA-
eriy along. said line 70 the nerthsrly
line Of Mllvaukss avenues thence
n line 81 puSisc sil:y Srs. east 81 and
paralicl 90 oraM6 Boulevard East;
thsncs southsfly along the .ceatsr line
s.s ss sssS s' . g ssa; ssS 81
, .1is o On I |. Inc iae i::s aist:ss ncsss:
erly from the north linz q TrcTplsy
s Ssns' s.s the &c: ni aisss
thc east line Of drnnd Hculsyafd
East to the center line. Of from
sy ns IL e sSs
ana ' parallel 70 0rsnd Dcuisvar6 Esst;
tS; Ss s.s az. .ssF q s'. .sa p. a: ::
e SSss ss ss q s sss
icl 60 nsdbuiy avcsus; !hsnsS ssssSriy
i n1Ens s Srst 'i nossA q and psrs,is %
Of Dseufait avenue; thence across
dssss syS:S; T. from north as S .s
q 9nS in. siies ~ is s:s : :ass
S ss q o .Sa In: & & c Osss
alley east Of and parallel 20 F!oHtenac
bouiev1rd: theme: sovt4sriy along TIE
westerly along the center iins q Palm.
siisy nrst west Of and parallel 70 Grand
3. center his s: e.H: S
81 and parallel % Palmer avs-
IN: q sPs rSSi,e ss:ys srss sossS q ana
ps ~ to Grand Boulevard East 70
center line q public alley vest Of and
srIy on line tle feet dsssaSS sovthSrlY
Esst g esntsy |ins e SSS!ic . a Siisy wcst
thence nofthsrly. aIeng the center line
81 Said public e!leyA extende4. to cen:
e. .; e, q SMs.s ssy .v sssss eh. ssS
wssscr!y aienc e; ssSssf me - g sSd
~ venue: thence nesSsssix Aliens
nue. &c the p.ses q bsgtnaing: r.
sssiS:3 ssePirsy Il: =, =, e.: sSs, e s. e
81 cic out ics II. sss. 81 fssciisS.i s;st!cSs
s. end g. lying 80 e re cSntss ii9s
a Ss:s; -; s!Ss !. i 1: ,s y xs:
N ~ ::sssssss !: An :s' "a. in.
'sa''''''' g. .ssal;salI. -sas W..
Attest: s1cnASszp; y, lnSpeAs.
A.3aO (of0ooo1 U0GogO DoooGD ooUv1.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
PROPOSALS FOR
TRAINING TOWER

sealed proposals VIII b received -
IS ssri isis' tor Tor srscsinS one stssi trsiSise
S - Il quarters o. Engins Co Ne. Is.
bcotten avsnuss neer Michiean eysnuc.
ef nee Of smYtSs. Hlnchmsn : 0ryiis, iss
Westminster Arcade. The succesefu1
Slddsr VII b rsarirsc g ne ,:.s,sfas
contract The right TO reject any end
al bids 10 expreeely reserved. BIda
Wil1 b endorsed Proposal for Train.
4iAkif H;niirs 's e G.srs = ". s;ees~sS
Secretary. AsSIt
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssessoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. October ~. 1874.
THEODORE STREET
Paving Notice No. 1910.


70 Mary J. Mc0tnnis. John Richter.
Max Cohen, A. Schiepacesss. Carl VOL
schon, B. Mich nfsidsr. J. A. Van Loon.
6. J. WailicE, Jerome Young. II. singer.
william Weir. and to all other persons.
owning. occupying. or otherwise inter-
sstsd. In any .Qf the lots and premise:
fronting on Theodore street. In said
City Of Detroit within the limits here
me Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit. having ordered % much Of
Theodore street from the east line OF
Helen avenue to the west line OF East
Dread Boulevard, to be graded and
paved. notice IL hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on. said
Theodore street, and liable to De A.
provisions Of the City Charter. and that
= toll Of said ssssssmsnt :; IN nov com.
sors Once. In the CITY Of petroit. from
for the inspection Of All persons con-
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
by JOHN G. NA0EL.
A.soS President.
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DgPr. OF puOlIc WoN<e
Detroit. oet lsth. ma
FOR COnSTRucTnIC yIIt
RIFlED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS

sealed proposals win BE- rsselys4 &C
Works, Detroit. Mich, until Tves1HL
S ssssds is .,. & = MAs s Hssss 81 sss
sss labor = ana msssrisi. sses5{ 10.
hole sing, anS ccysr: w v, I'm ~
bulldins ana HalsHing. combists, to-
psther With the back alllnes aeeocdtnx
e the plans and sPeciasa{ iens e. Sls g
IN; s ssnss ysEs's s; sy :;.'
bounded. BY Florida. Proctor. Panama
And 1o0tsw svcau:s. 80,
ses ;:a S sS licsids. Psostor. McSr.~
and KirkWood avenues.
Sewer No. Ass. in alley Ia block
s"S S.s1 hy Florida, Proctor Kirkwoed
aratS envelope with his bid . csrtinsd
bank check payable 20 the order Of tie
City. Of Detroit for the sum OF two
BID e upon. which When viii s. fcrf.isse % he
.nssr o son:::. the Nth" Sd,s I'VE s:: .s
after the acceptance Of his tender. Con.
tracts to be subject to the approval OF
the Common Council. The bidder whoqs
furnish With lis contract an Approved
bond to the. City Of Detroit IN the full
amount of the contract, conditioned on
the faithful performance Of contract.
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
or the proceeds thereof. II such bonds
are purchased by the sinking Fund
Commission according to law:
No bids viii be accepted from any
person or nrm who 10 In arrears or
default to the City Of Detroit upon.
debt. contract. or obligation to said
city. tsa,fS-
Printed specifications In detail for.
the above work may be had on appli-
cation TO the Secretary.
The Department Of Public Works re-
serves the right to reject any or al
proposals. ~.
GEO. H. FENK ELL.
(A-219) Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16

Board % AssassoRe' OFFICE.
DstSsit oetobsr ~. lsis.
L0CISx3I COURT
PAVING uotioo Ne. l3ll

clcs,: ssa t6Siisnl .sHa 1d Jennie ss.is
Ea a"sn sfS NWssnfs hrsy 4 SrA Wi
not w. oreAam. William .. sweeney.
s ma I sH MI Gssp;r sS%g.sS 9sr.
s = NJ 5o 5ss1s s5 Sftsa'3 o Sso3
~ sss,s. Jsissk Nod HlMs dsss(.
Annle Cora Freak =. wsiss, David J.
yssnis L y x n4lsss' bsa,J ks sssss.
fsss{ssS Essy = HessS, keSss'
a. xs Ss1s nc: jain n'9 sv.. - L Eys.
rsaes 4. RisEickx. xmspaa Faust VA.
Han tcQorkle. WiliiAm =. btrou.
fs,t ysenk caIcliA Myr!ie Best esIn-
S s:s ~ 10y s Sa :T se'ssS i:ES oidss
9. = % Costsr, Walter Ao6msyes
asSs S.$ T.s XS. i:1 r eSSs EVAN;
xs NJ !s : ana e III oss.r s sss:sn:
ss.sz Il ' any q Is. Il lot: and ps.@i:s;
frenting on Lsicsct:r Court IN said
ins{tsr msSsioSs1. AA 'A' '
The. Common Council Of the City Of
petrolt having ordered % much q
tn: ss 81 John IN X street TO he YES. curb
linS ef OAklanA avenue. to Do graded
and paved. notice % hereby given that
:s S 81: :as ssa Zee: roS sSs u q "a.
Lslosster Court and liable 70 be a..
provisions Of the City Charter and
completed. and viii remain at the As
sessors' Office. In the City Of Detroit,
from the date hereof until October 20,
1919. for the inspsotion Of all persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN c. NAGEL
A-3V7 President.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
HEAD STUFFED? GOT
A COLD? TRY PAPE'S
"Pape's Cold Compound" Relieves
Worst Cold or the Grippe in Few
Hours-No ouiAine Ussd,,'

Take "Paps's Gold CompounAsIevesy
two hours until you have taken three
doses. then all grippe missryr. goes
and your cold Will b. beohoa. e
promptly opens your cloGee6-ap no.
trils and the air passages q ~
head; stope nasty dischasye OF noce
running: fsaisvss the AoAdAchss duii-
mess. fsverishAess, sore threat. sDooo-
Ing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't ,atays gtn4e9-sgh 0vit hloHtng
AID snt9!iAy2 - psrs : Roee1e
head-iothlne Sbo ID Tie world AUlvee
such prompt RELIEF - "PApe's. Cold
Compound" which costs only IS cents
Ct any drug Steto. It acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
OFFICE OF THE DIpART1UNT
OF PARKS AND DOUIEVARDa

Detroit. Mich. October II, 1915.
Sealed proposals Will be received ~
the above office until 10 O'Clock noon,
Tuesday, OCT; sist, for the construction
over sylvan Creek on galway Drive,
Belle Isle Park
SPECIFICATIONS may be seen 1t the
above office.
Contractors shall state when Job will
be completed and the succsusfuI bidder
will DO expected to furnish o. bond
guaranteeing the completion OF the
a certified check for i've per cent Of
the amount Of the bid must accompany
each proposal.
The right 10 expressly reserved TO re-
WiEEixH =. DUST,
II. w. BUSCH. Commissioner.
A.3l1 SscrNtary
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. october -. 1914
ROBINS AVENUE
Paving Notice No. 1916.

To Joseph =; Weber. william :.
Schook. Alice TURKS Ira =. srsdway'
scnal.: Hss asy.k i',ssp asss os
Wilbur. o. Gschwind. Andersen Elec-
s ssss Gss f fs W:t -.
C. sullivan, Frederick G. KurtA. joe
hanna 4; Ruppsl. Fannie Hrook1 Gen;
Potter, ). r. HsGdry. RsjpS l. 1,1fieh.
Paul Rate. Nary G. Brown. John ~
brewer Co. Robert r. KthGen o5ya
E E1si' p : pshuiis sSw caroiins Iob
jo I. Cooper Aas ,,r e. 4 re. Ke:s se% M.
H::Sn e Su. NAY H A.aa siS
Ss:ss rsriss s,s. P5iSSl saS:ss:s
S Ssii.s. = E'e e. Kent nS Sr
Louis Kollmorgsn. August Sohsilman.
SCnn FrisSsn ' Ssc 81 Sm ASs cs%Sn
s ssi. xas.ss AraSs, 9: Hocssy. cisissS.
savings Bank. Nswtop 2. etraAisr'
Snsr,ss iS a..iE Richardson ana Macon:
c os" 4. Hussmsn. ": ). AsksrmsS.
and e ali otnss swS,ssS On T.
any 81 the lots and Opremises fronting
on RohnS avenue. In said City OF De-
troit, within the limits hereinafter
" The Common Council Of the City Of
Rohns avenue, from the north line Of
NJ e 8: s nSsss ss ara p.:. s
mcnt has been made upon ali the lots
and prsmises :. srCnune On ssId HeH ~.
scid Improvement under the provialons
IA SsSossment Il now completed. and
nm r0main 1t the Assessors Ofnce, In
shs city Of Detroit, from the date here
az until october 20. 1919. for the In
spSctiQn Of all persons concerned there
IN BOARD or ASSESSORS.
by JOHN c. NA0EL.
a. ana President
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
rURNITuRE AND
1( u00nr. mHun.nGM0.

Detroit. Mich, Oct. IL. 1918.
this s:: oo!p rSH ss VIZ g m Ss.
day. Oct. 81 next, for furnishing all l..
form. nscsesary for special furniture
Western High school Building. accord
ing 10 plane and specifications, which
may BE- had upon Application to the
Froposais must BE- submitted on
forms furnished BY the Supervisor and
must BE- accompanied by . certified
the bid: . surety company bond viii
not be accepted IN connection with the
submitting Of proposal:
The Board Of Educstion reserves the
CHA9. A. 0ADD.
ASH Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16

definitely that d. n. ID. Prescription 10
a specific that cures skin and scalp
disease.
Your own druggist will recommend
this soothing, cooling LIQUID.
" you come to us for the famous
prescription and the efficient d. ID. d.
skin Soap. We will refund the rur-
II Il fails to reach your case. You
alone to Judge.
&c. Kinsei. drugsist, $3.50 A1lchs-
gan-avs.; orunow DRUG Co.. - oratiet-
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
That Little Spot
On Your Skin;
Beware, Beware

Because--the smallest spot of infcc-
tion means danger. That bIotch IN
your arm. that itchy place on your leg.
beware lest soon IL spread. coverin9
breast, face. body.
Because the curse OF skin disease
% growing II 10 estimated that mil.
Hons OF our people are infected and
spreading the disease.
Because r. unlike the established
Periments with the "oreat white
Plaque. the research work in the d.
p D. hbesstory. Chicago. has proven
D. u. D. Proocri6Bun--for 1s =
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16

Roll No. ias4--For grading and pax.
Ing Alley No. $50. being the alley IN
block between Pslswars c and S ItCs r.
second avenue to the east line Of Third
avenue.
Roll No. .lsss--For grading and paw:
Ing alley No, h iss benz the Hat SsSs Snd
poison. st. Antoine and Hastings
Roll No. i2ss-For grading and paw
from 70 he the est cure ns
line OF John h street.
Roll No. 1367-For grading and paw.
ing Montclair avenue, from the sly
terminus TO the south curb line OF jet.
Roll No. iass-For grading and paw.
ing Alley No. 27A. being the alley In
avenue. to the south curb line Of Alex.
Roll No. i2ss--For grading and pa$.
ing Ferndale avenue (Section ~ from
the south TO the west line OF Lawndsis
Roll No. ls7o--For grading and paw
Ing Glover avenue. from the north line
g i'm: 81 9s:so% g sa'
days from date Of this notice. Parts
:, and . SeeGme due and psyahls n
from the date Of this notice. together
with interest at the rate OF I per cent
from the date. Of the confirmation of
Either Of said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date Of this
notice without interest.
II either OF said parts one, two. three
or four shall not be paid when they
become due, per cent penalty And In
terest at the rate Of Z per cent from
the date Of confirmation OF the assesa-
ment will be added, and the premises
provided by law.
MAX o. KOCH,
(A-1S7) City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-16
PROPOSALS FOR
SUCTION NOSE

-. s. ss. 3 e: sl. S 3: se
iof G isss!ssiae the ipsssrs!s ~: S:1:ss;
inchj best quality white covered rub.
S Sss sssss sssp' me. = rries
wiii BE- rsauired to furnish bond g sns
ssm q ossshsls sncrsSs , e es go" t g
!: 8 !i!'';R !: 8 s:;: 3;
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Attest: RIcHAHP hNSneAH. 3
A-sso toeaesaa 5000 49, ssuvs.
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CITY OF DETROIT, OFFICE {
CITY TREASURER

Detroit, Oct ]. ISlS.
Notice 10 hereby given to all per.
sons interested that there have been
nled In this office the following named
assessment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
Needs OF Window BoYes.

When the middle OF summer comes.
window boxes that made brave show
up to that time begin to look secdy
and several light coats of manure viii
carry them nicely through the sea
son. Or. tire plants may be watered
weekly with manure water the color
OF weak tea
The geranium Is well adapted to
white houses Of the conventional type,
aud varicRatcd vinca supplants it well
Nasturtiums too. look wen with such
house. II often happens that II box
filled with vines only IL more attrac
tive when used on Il brick house than
one Boosting n prolusiOn of flowers
Ivy and moneywort, like cinCa, are
good vines to grow. If the soil is
made extra rich and the climbing mas
turtiums used. there viii be wealth
of foliage and not oyer-much bloom
Other good decorative trailers are
Thunbergia. which grows rapidly and
has man- dark.eyed blossoms in buff,
orange and white. and yariegated Jap
ancse hop
Pansies may be grown in the porch
and window box very early in the sea
son, and later replaced with gcra-
NUNS and other plants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
Are You Interested in Any Deaf
ChiIS7

If so, write 70 Supt. E. W Walker,
OF the State School for the deaf. Della
van, Wis.
This school teaches speech and lip
reading, has the same course that is
given to hearing children in the public
schools and in addition gives instruc.
ton in various trades,
The children are we'll cared for in
every way. Medical attendance in
furnished and an eye and ear specialist
provided, all TO the end that the
children may develop the brightest in,
tellect, the soundest morals and the
highest eficiciency possible. This
school is supported by the state. Every
thing is furnished free to the deaf boys
and girls of Wisconsin. The next term
begins Sept. 10.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
WILL HASTEN VOTE
ON THE TARIFF BILL
Members Of Senate Prepare to
Abbreviate Speeches.

Washington are indications
that the Underwood. Simmons tariff
bill debate may be materially shorten.
ed Republican senators are prepar-
ing their speeches Ia abbreviated form
and will require much less time than
at first anticipated The Democrats
are being urged to desist from argu-
ing and to refrain from active partici.
patton IN the discussion
President Wilson has let ii he known
that he would like 10 see the new tar
iff act in operation ut the earliest pos
sible date lie Is pleading with sen
ate leaders to minimize spcechmaking
aud hasten the bill along to the final
vote.
In the opinion Of the president every
day of delay and unsettled conditions
is injurious to the business Of the coun.
try. The actual taking effect of the
new tariff will have II tendency to re
move all uncertainty and permit bust
ness men TO 20 ahead with their affairs
Oh the new basis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
sameness In American Cities.

The great feature Of American cities
which strikes the European visitor IL
the sense Of samencse and the lack Of
individuality With rectangular plan
ming. II is almost inevitable that this
should be the result, and II can hard
ly be hoped on continuous street lines
where oftcntimes the main feature is
the double line OF telephone posts. TO
be able as yet to create street pic
lures such as meet the eye at ROthen-
burg or are being re-created In the
newer examples Of English domestic
architecture. notably at hampstead
Garden, suburb, whore the influence
Of controlling architect and the
method Of cooperative building has
resulted in street Wstas which in their
way have a charm akin to that OF the
medieval city
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
ORIGIN Of Two Old SAVINGS.

"Going to the dogs" comes from the
east. where Cegs are scaVengers of
the streets. and become so uuclean as
to be unfit to touch while the ex-
preston Tell it to the marines" used
to show disbelief in the truth of a
story, arose from the fact that when
the marines first went atloat they
were naturally rather green" con
who related very tall yarn was
told to tell it to the marines" the
idea being that they could be more
easily gulled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
Swedish Bridal superstitton..

In Sweden the bridegroom has q
great fear OF trolls and sprites. and as
an antidote against their power no
sews into his clothes various strong
smelling herbs. such as garlic and rose.
mary IT is customary TO fill the
brides pocket with bread, which she
gives TO the poor she meets on the
way 10 the church, and so averts mis-.
On their return from church the bride
and bridegroom visit their COW houses
and farms that the cattle may thrive
and multiply.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-07
START THE CHILDREN RIGHT
Rural Improvement Would Mean
Much In Few Years.

To train children In rural improve
ment ideas means to train children to
see. to observe the beautiful in ma.
ture, 10 become Interested In plant
life. II means to awaken in the child
mind n desire to have plant, tree.
or garden of his very own. where
he can study out the mystery of how
to make things grow" When we have
interested the individual child in the
individual plant we have formed a nu
cleus for Improvement ideas which
may unfold into an association for
creating beautiful homes" In the
neighborhood the town or the rural
community
Our public schools are doing
great deal with their nature studies
to interest children In improvements,
but to the parent should the child be
indebted for it's first lessons in the
industry of tree planting. Children
naturally love to do things, but they
do not love drudgory. How many boys
have been riven away from the home
because their fathers insisted on work.
ing them. instead OF allowing them TO
work How much better II parents
would lure their children to industry
by comp-nionship and pleasant sto-
ries, especially about plant, animal
and insect life found everywhere about
them, No parent is 10 well posted
but he may learn much about these
things while instructing the children