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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
U. S. jury Frees TIoona Man.

BAY CITY, MICH. - The jury
In the United States court returned
a verdict OF not guilty in the case ~
Waiter Anderson of Altoona county
who is charged with dynamiting a
mail box in front of the residence OF
Robert Elliott, who lives short dis.
tance out OF Harrisyille.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
Flint Election Fraud Suspect Jaile1

FLINT, MICH.-Leo Quinn, await,
ing examination on charge OF
being implicated In the recent alleee.
election frauds IN this city, was COM.
mitted TO Jail for thirty days for us--
ing obscene language. ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
Gets Hat and Coat; Misses Cash.

FLINT, MICH. - Held up at
the point OF gun by highwayman
who was both hatless and coatless
Fred McInerney was compelled 10
shed his hat and coat and part with
a bottle OF liquor contained in the
coat. However, the robber over.
looked $40 in MeInerneys trousers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
Fl. pestrov, Din, o.,

Pontiac, Mich oct % Fire IN the
First Presbyterian church Tuesday
morning destroyed the $4,000 organ
given the church several yenrs asc
by III, will Of the late a. A. Iuil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
wxandotts Man Is Killed.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. An
drew Green. aged thirty-fve, a steel
worker employed by the Detroit
Bridge and steel company, was killed
by a falling beam while at work on
the new City banks building on Cam.
pau square. Green's homo was in
Wyandotte.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
oraanlze aNlckleg cInhs.

Calumet Mich. Oct. 2e-To allie.
yiatc suffering among the copper coun-
tvs poor women Of the district are
orrarlzing "Nickle" clubs All mem.
bers will contribute cents a week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
peputx Revenue colleetor Nam.d

Grand Rapids. Mich, Oct. % Trial
Bach, Kalamazoo Democrat. has
been appointed deputy internal rev.
enuo collector for the second MichI.
gan district by Revenue Collector
Doyle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
Yale pefeats schooI ao,d,

YALE. MICH BY a vote OF i2i
20 S., proposition to bond for
$4,000 for new school house US
defeated by the voters OF the Yale
school district at a special election.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
Kitchener Asks 1oo. GOO Ma, NJ,

London, Oct. 29.-Lord Kitchener
made an appeal for another lOO,OOo
men for the British army.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
TOTAL DEAD IN
MINE FIRE 81
Officials Issue List Of Victims
Of Blast In Illinois Shaft.
205 ARE TAKEN TO SAFETY

Rescuers Use Oxygen In Battle For
Lives Of Entombed Mlners-Father
Searching For Son Leads Fifteen TO
safety-Wlve and Daughters Of I'm.
prisoned Men In Frenzy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

compartment behind the ticket window
from half dozc. one would have said
that he gave emphasis to his remarks
because they had some hidden meaning
which careful vchcmcncc would make
plain.
"Slt down" said the short, stocky
man. We've got three hours to wait.
You make me nervous pacing out them
= y steps and then back
The big man glanced at him quickly
and angrily. but he sat down in the
corner he had left and turned to me.
MY name is Rowcll." he asserted.
measuring his words like mechanical
device. II am traveller for the Whip
pet, Doane Belt Company"
Before could answer the bcady eyed
man had htchod a chair toward us and.
l"oking Rowe, in the eye. said: We'll,
IN mes WATSON. And. MIR. Ruwell, will
YOU tell mo why you thought it was
going to clear OFF,
81 had n feeling had notion"
l.. gan the other. with complete loss Of
dciiberation.
WATSON laughcd-an ugly bit of rude
ncss--and thrusting his hand in his coat
pocket caused some object within to
give forth the sound of metal rafting
on metal.
"Why do you laugh?" said the other.
81 laugh" sad WATSON. glancirg
about the station as II III at ease. be
cause If you had the notion strong
enough. my friend. it would clear off.
That's theory Let a man have a no.
ton strong enough and the thing he
has the notion about happens. l have
an example in mind. know a case
Rowel sat mp.
We'll" said he.
THE light is dim" the lizard eyed
man objected. "Ill light this other
bracket lamp. You might want to see
my face as ! tell this, gents"
at hurts my eyes" objected Rowell
but the other did not seem to hear. lie
threw the match on the floor stepped
upon its glow with big. square toed
shoe. and returned To- face MS from his
wooden chair.
81 want to show you gents that 4
notion is a dangerous thing" he began.
Maybe you'll he Interested i'm this, Nj.
Ruwcll. Next to notion the most
dangerous thing is "A woman. 7 amt
no scientist, y'uudcrstand. But there
amt any more dangerous business In
the world than this here power Of suE-
gcstion. an in the hands of woman
it is more'n ever the real thing"
Rowell fixed his unhllnklng gaze
upon the speaker and shut and opened
lard shut and opened his powerful
brown hands
"Go on" said he Don't wait.
Probably you've got a story"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

"'You look all right. kiddy says big
May. only that neck is cut too low
for day wear, dear 1t amt refined
"'lf you had neck like mine you'd
think it refined as the deuce" she
answers. I'm Goin' to the beach,
"'Who with?
"'Im goin' alone
"a swell chance OF it, says the
other, but she was wrong.
Ethel went tn the beach alone. and
she went two hours before George Wen.
on to watch the bathcrs after - o'clock.
You know them girls who is good
enough, but has to have men on the
string an bats ten hooks at n time, an
will cry over wheel grease on a dress
an laugh over some poor ten dollar a
week guy who's waitin' fer her in a
theatre lobby with two orchestra seats,
while she's hurnu' the wind out
Of town in college boys car VITA
big May on the rumble seat behind
Them girls gets skill by playin' the
| game SO much and their hearts is made
of lobster salad. This one laid fer
/ George like a female detective, an she
came upon him walkin' along below the
| roller coaster.
ale recognized her all right. Mayb,
| he had dreamed of hcr-lookin' up VIII
empty eyes an unconscious at the sky
with that look Of innocence on her
pretty face. Maybe he. Well, any
way he knew her. an there was color
added to her beauty now, an he jus
| stood still as a patrol box an let hel
walk up to him with her eyes feedin
on his.
| "You was the man. she saws Nothin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

work."

with the surf He got dressed early.
at 3, an comm out of the bathhouse
on to the strip of boardwalk he meets
his boss just gcttin' into an automobile
with Ethel.
He watched 'em 20 off. an then he
climbs the wooden stairs that run up
beside the Surfsde Cafe There's
door at the top, an he knocks an asks
for Sailor Jerry, who lives there.
az come to get little art he says.
"What do YOU want-anchor? The
grand old flag? Eagle an wreath?'
asks Jerry. 4 never seen you on the
beach without sayin' to myself what a
good subject you'd make. Whatll 1t
be-?
well says George, 4 just want
three letters
"'where'n you have emp says tho
tattoo artist.
"'Put EN- here on this fiat place on
the arm
"'Right-o. But youll be back for
more work when you see what swell
job I can pull off, says Sailor Jerry.
What letters?
"'E. y. E. says The life guard An
no questions asked
81 get YOU says the professor, an
went to work.
when the job was done George
hoped on a car an went to town. May
was at the apartment, but she was gon'
out.
"'Sit down, George an make yerself
at home says she. 4 thought YOU an
Ethel had passed some talk
THE life guard didn't answer. He
waited alone. watchin' the lace curtains
| hlOwin' in the dog day wind that blew
up the narrow street, an he might
! have been figurin' how the SoX would
be beaten for the pennaut an he might
have been wishin' his mother was alive
SOS he could go back to her an get
some comfort His arm still hurt him,
but somcthin' in his solar pleNus panied
worsc-like somcthln' had been taken
out of him with knife.
at was II when Ethel came In.
so you're here says she. Il thought
you'd be around when / seen you to-
night on the beach
81 came to say good-by,' says the guy.
THE girl turns little white an then
laughs an powders her nose
Look says George. rollin' up his
sleeve. You know what this means!'
"She turns a couple of shades whittier
when she seen her initials tattoocd there
ON the big arm. Maybe she wanted to
burst into tears. She didn't do It, She
grIttcd her white teeth together an
stuck out her jaw,
Listen to me- she screamed at him.
You've gone an done it. Very well,
Take IT from me you'll be sorry. IT'S
nothin' To me. | hate you--you over
grown boob! But you'll be sorry. The
timell come when the police will get
you by them testers on yer arm. You
amt never done any wrong you say.
No, hut you will. You won't never see
them letters but youl think how some
day youll do somethin' an they'll be
lookin' for YOU
AN she pointed her finger at him.
an her eyes was blazn' an red, an she
was like "A tiger,
"'Oh, you've done it, she cries whip
pin herself into IA fury You'll watch
them letters an wonder when youll do
wrong, an when they'll come an tap
YOU on the shoulder an say, You're the
hoy with T.. \. T.. on yer arm in India
ink. Come with me" Oh, yOu'll do
something, all right. Don't forget what
say
"'Look at them letters every night
when you go to bed They'll make you
do wrong-them letters, You can't
p Continued on Ei0hth Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

~.. other day the train having
..pp,d | look Il ,ut the win
..N. We were at Tuu. | had
.uf realized that | would ever
soe station again, with it's red
g.f. .. smoke smuttcd sides, rising
,r .r.lu-lr Of cindcrcd ground be
tN,. .lyr sets of railroad junction
trl..
.r uad built its nest last sum
met .r tnr caves of the station
u.... ..r ,nr life of me could not
.. bird should choose such a
...., -u..c trunk was sitting under
D. COLL platform, catching the drip
Of N.uI rain from the station
.. .u. tax ON the handle Topped
.,, .u the wind 7 wondered
n.V .r. persons in tn" world couiu
,.. ..r a- remembered with n
-. ut horror just what I heard
,. Do, Tulu station on January
day there was "A blizzard. IL
,.. all it-uut a wind driven.
Do. ..a blizzard making fcathcrv
DR. .r inr tracks which a snow
nj. LOSSES into a spray, hut a
.,f clown. vertical fail Of big. slow.
mo-. ..ko- apparently d.oppod down
., .ur from a putty ColOrcd skv
.,. . ', as II covered with white
-.. Everything groancd. creakod
I.I .ru,d under the weight Of this
... accumulation Telegraph wires
t....I md pulled poles and cross
ann. lN awry; the reaching. long
I.u. 'uus fingered branches Of trees.
..,..l nch by inch. finally snapper
a,u y about in the walluw of the
syn sc human skeletons. You coul I
.,. . ,Hr tram came into Tuu at tho
hr.Y. md gray dusk that two tracks
.r.... 40 SONS of traffic ana that
~. ...l thank the down grade for
d.. ..mr So far.
.Nuu- # the rear platform.
w.. .I .re crew turning the seats N
r.. ...'y cars. saw the train back out
a,H "-tppnar behind the wall Of the
s'.-" ',furc picked my way through
Ga. .sv mush uuderfuot toward the
l-.t % Tuu station.
r..1. it WIS stuny enough with the
l... '..m % white hrllicd stove and the
oi. ~ Shoe backing and coal gas. but
.....J NOT h- said that there was any
t... V him Ia forowarn Of the drama
fr a. ..h tina, commonplace interior was
Sc ITS % scene. Even IN, agent was
uplacr.
%. N'r, the gloom Of Tulu. of the day
AMI .f his lonely junction depot kind
HI shoulders dropped; his eyelds, with
Their sparse fringe Of wiry eyebrows
dropped. his mustache dropped. his coat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

larry Doty. "a; Ida Diebei. rs.
lbert Konarska, &c. Brownstown:
Iie Bargau. 49, same.
avid Frank, 2s. Chicago: Sadie Rob-
Esncis Wroblewski. %; Mary wrob-
haries Albert. rs; Fannie Lawrence.
lillian wittenburg. 81; Katherine
airy fsikey, rs. Plymouth; Dora
bon Tackler. 20. Detroit: Margaret
BILE, Is, Toledo, o.
Inward G.. Lang. 20. Detroit; Kath-
lie Hahn. 81. Buffalo.
|Rul Timer, 2s. Detroit; Martha
TX, 20. Michigan City.
eomas, Gather. 5 4; Elizabeth
stacey Reynolds. %; Fannie Pat
avid Lambert, so, Detroit; Rather
Tinerney, 30, Toledo.
aniey Reney Is; Katherine Try
teiden Bower. 2s; Clara Duffy. Is.
hphael Daneher. 80; Lula Hubert.
taman Miller. 20. Cedar Rapids,
'homas Collins, q; Della Markle, 20.
Inward wesey. IS; Margaret Dundas.
lex wladisich, 81; Mary Kovjonich.
FaIter crispin, 4s, Detroit; Mildred
|nds. Al, Rockford, Mich.
homas Murrin. 20; Clara Gardiner.
homas Kramer. "a. Dearborn; Ella
Xlman. 20, same.
enry Baker, 2s, Caleona, Ont: Jes-
Ward. 81, Cairo, Ill.
arion Howell, 23; incl Burch, 20.
filliam Schaft. 81: Emma Trapp, 81.
ifton Jackson. 30; Gracea Blackett.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
FRANK HAYES in
| TROUBLE AGAIN
layer Of F. H. Kelly Is Accused
Of Forgery and Theft
of Auto

Frank Hayes. who In 1892 was sent
Jackson prison for life for the
aging OF Frank ii. Kelly. In q drug
lore on Grand River-ave.. and who
|as released on parole after serving
years, Is under arrest In Mans
BID, Ohio. According to the Mans
Did police. Hayes. In company with
en Bennett, an ex-convict from Jack
Ia, and woman who posed as
ayes wife. have been touring
rough Ohio, In an auto Hayes Is
legged to have stolen from In front
the Hotel Cadillac, about two weeks
10. Hayes signed the checks with
|e name Of Anthony Reeser. owner
the automobile, stolen In Detroit.
detective Dwyer, OF the Detroit po-
Ne force. identified Hayes and Ben
lit, Thursday, from photographs
mt by the Mansfield police.
|Mr. Reeser. who Is contractor In
Eayne, Mich, left a check book, sew
|al uncashed checks, unopened let
rs and other papers In his touring
q. The checks we're made out to
10. Reeser. and have been cashed. II
4 alleged. and In addition Hayes
accused OF writing out more OF
|em from the book.
Hayes Is held In Mansfield on q
hrge OF forgery, but Chief OF De-
ktives Palmer said he would en-
hvor to bring him back here for
faling the automobile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
BOARD or ASSESSORS, OFFICE
Detroit September 10. 1914
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1491
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

To A. Amprogo, Judson Broadway. :.
Brackwelt. II. Bennaiick. M. Burten-
bauer, ausia ss Buck 9. Breitmeyer.
August Baker, John Bell, r. e. Bridge
yr.. e, z. bridge, Adam Bloom, wlford
bell, y. ii. Corns. O. cclobo. samuel
ter Thomas clark. Anna bend, A. y.
nosl 8, r. blessi. Marion Swiison. Il.
& 0' Grks. N. Firsssy. l. Riek Fsi FAIR
FRANK Esm s sSssssr H hasfy 1ssb En
Fogt, Tony Framoilin. Fred Gross. Max
z. Cake. German American Bank. f..
Sa Dsis1 Howard 5. Gost. Paul Z. Seyer.
W. ). harrington. Hattie Henks. orsn.
ris. duisseps Horatio. N. D.; James
HERNIA. G. Juraslmo, p. A. Klein. J. y.
kautzear. Gus Kohn. Robert Krapton.
law Sas nssi rnea vi Like Like d I%sa
Labadie. b. c. Laendorf. g, Lucas, Ca.
MEL Mauros, Frank Mueller. Michael
niesie A: Ma.ur, VIII Mott, T. Ms cara,
ris. A. Motzhold, James Nelson, julia
+. Owen, Adolph Perske,. Thomas Pau
lus, Wilfred oyimet, Michael Ruhlman
kowski, w. w. Stewart. b. Spranger
A. l.. stephens, Sarah Sanger, Fred M
Smith. State Security Realty Co. >
II oCybdInf Sonh otothubHs A<ilhah ~
smith. Clara Saunders. Robert Scott
George M. Savage, Chas. schwartz. An
| gust Schramm. James G. Thill, Thomp-
l son Home For Old Ladies, M Vierglie
Benny vorce, August Il. vauker, r.
Van Peteghen. Emil Van Beven,, Q. r.
i walker, Marion Wilson, Webster n
McCurdy, Frank Wyckhoase, Sarah A.
Warner, Frank Wauky, Lucy h. Whip
| ple Arthur Walsh, M. j. Taylor, Zona-
4 than A. zahn, ID. A. McLachlan, j. Nc
Cormick, and to all other persons own
ing, occupying or otherwise interested
In any Of the lots and premises front.
Ing on Pennsylvania avenue. In said
i City OF Detroit within the limits here
4 matter mentioned. The Common Coun-
ell OF the City OF Detroit, having or
dered so much OF Pennsylvania avenue.
| from the north line OF Mack avenue to
i south line OF alley south Of Gratiot
1 avenue to be graded and paved, mo-
| tico Is hereby given that an assessment
| has been made upon all the lots and
| premises fronting on said Pennsylvania
/, avenue and liable to be assessed for
/ said Improvement under the proytslons
OF the City Charter, and that roll OF
| said assessment 10 now completed, and
will remain at the Assessors Office In
the city OF Detroit, from the date
hereof until September 29th, 1914, for
the Inspection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L Dilworth;.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
BOARD or AssEssoRS OFFICE
Detroit. September is. 1915
nOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1880
HARTFORD AVENUE

} To A. Hewlett, Edwin y. Adams, q
=. sutherland, 8. ]. bloomfield, Aary'
io% n.s Bat smsH PAirief ssS coss ss
Joseph Kaiser. M. N scoysi. w 81
GGolRis aDp fRa E EMnay v ssn Misd!e
Co. 3. s 4. srsdsriek. chassc. o Van vsfs
McpouF nfyie eSa. rsisr sa asn1cdy rh.c
Corns. Eveline Armstrong;. sophoao
Tenor, b. +. Stephenson, Burns Henley.
nso Rvhm Rss Ead e Oily I,r,o Roy HAT
yard. 6. N Merrill Tisls 4 Tru,s c
Roth. NJ. w. .scovei, Angeline Peek
Josephine Peck. John w. Thompsons
Ear T. a Wilson nssn n Ben W Rl .,s ~
II, Lowe, III. G. Carey, A. Felski. ~
bloomfield. Henry Platz, silas uunett
Ella Robinson, NJ Hartman. Mathew.
w. Mutter, r, A. Serge. G. & NJ. HAM
ley. Henry Barnard and to all other
persons owning. occupying. or others.
w,ss frontins ns o aS.ns
In said City OF Detroit within the linz.
its hereinafter mentioned. V
The Common Council OF the City %
Detroit, having ordered 30 much of
Hartford avenue, from the north curb
line Of McGraw avenue to the south
graded and paved. notice II hereby Civ
en- that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots. and premises 'front.'
ns on for saa
under the provisions OF the City Char
ter, and that q roll OF said assessme1t
y now completed, and will remain at
Detroit, from the date hereof until
September 20. 1914, for the inspection
Of all psggs sps e 0 &c t tsersin
| BY Daniel L. Dilworth.
| A-s5S President 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
DIED.

DIED.
BIDwELL-Sept. Is, at their summer
residence, Petersham. Mass. Julia
Bidw ell, beloved wife OF Henry Q.
Hodges and mother OF Clarence b..
Clara d.. Charles H., Frederick w.
and Virginia Hodges. Notice or fu-
neral hereafter.
FITCH--Sept 16, at residence. 34s Put
nam-ave., George Burr, beloved hus-
band OF Ella and father OF Albert G.
Fitch. Funeral services from house
Saturday at q. m
RICHARDSON--Sept 10. VIM. II. Rich
ardson. beloved husband OF Hattie
y r.. Richardson and father OF Mrs.
n Chas. Rooney. Funeral from his late
residence. 90S Concord-ave., Friday
at p. m.
BLIvEN--Sept. 10, at 2lS Linwood- ave.
Mary j.. beloved mother of Charles
w. Coleman and Frank Bliven. Flu
neral from residence Friday at
y. m. standard time.
KAMMERHOFF--Sep Is. Frederick,
aged 80 years, widow OF the late
Frederick Kammerhofr and mother
or Mrs Ferdinand Sell. Funeral Fri-
day at 2 y. IN. from residence. SO
Jay-st Funeral private.
CAsEY--Sept Is, Mollie. beloved
daughter OF Catherine Casey aud sis
ter OF Frances Casey and Mrs. An
thony Dietz, at sig East Forrest.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1889
FRONTENAC BOULEVARD

To Louis schmidt. A. Beste, L. Huber.
9. :. Feschendorf. Lenhard Froebels
GAp msrtn Really SS A Aasnsn k csssrra1
M NJ Porter, John w. Herrick. Louis
McMsiien, g. w. Larkins, Georss wii-s
Wendell, @. w. Larkins. A. NJ lawson.
Mrs, j. Engstler, b; Bubel Herman O,
Kraft, william Hickman. Oscar Bauer.
c eGna simon SSnni serssr Eitslejosa
%. Hall. John Kalb. Albert Limberg.
Mrs. l.. b, Deyo, j. Toomey. II. Hupp.
S ss% May s sosss NJ msn Brook. fsrt a.
liam Bartis, 7. w. Waldo. +. Townsend
Martin & f ss%ba cssl k Andrew s sss
.. c. Buckley, Il. J. Newell 1. lee. "
Lipsinski. j.. Herman. g. NJ Post.
Amanda Hpebner. r - parso. J ,ysr
mann. Chase osborn. Anna Mathews
NJ Brosman and TO all other personpt
ownings occupying or otherwise in-o
s sss fson,ins any on frontsnss Boa,esspd
its hereinafter mentioned. The Com
havins order ordered so much OF Erontenac.
boulevard. from the north line OF East
Grand Boulevard TO track In Harper
avenue, to be srs ,Ses a. and psvsa notice
been made upon all the lots and prem-
ises fronting on said Frontenac- Boule<|
ward. and liable TO be possessed for said
the city Charter. and that a roll of
said assessment Is now completed. and,
will remain NJ the Assessors ONCE IN
y s Sx e gss f 18Th the s.s os ne
Inspection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF AssEssoRs
II a TT y ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
ANK REPORTS CON-
SIDERED SATISFACTORY

Reports OF the condition of Detroit
hks at the close OF business Sep.
hber IL make a rather satisfactory
owing. In comparison with reports
Bued June 80. the last previous call
reports from the controller OF the
frency.
fhe new reports show an increase
/ 1884 900 In loans. making a total
$l67,491,o00. Deposits totalled
1922 900, or $2.021 900 less than at
close of business June 80 Cash
ources are $49.o19,000 or $s.625. 900
than at the time Of the previous
3oft
Bankers declare that in June De-
|t banks were carrying very high
erves. The present reserves, they
are not low for this time of year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
PatroIman Badly seaten.

fatrolman Patrick Sossong OF the
$tral precinct. was so badly beaten
Ely Thursday morning when he tried
arrest Michael Horrigan OF No. 1877
|bott.st. on charge Of disturbing
peace, that he was taken to his
ne by Police Surgeon Thomas and
Enable to leave II. Horrigan, after
hiding the night In jail, was re-
bed from police court Thursday
lining because there was nobody
fe to appear against him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18

apopiexy:. Mary II. Hon. st7 Helen, 90
years. peritonitis; Marie Dominas, i2t0
q. Aubin. 3 month"; sepsis; elisabeth
Bellanger. 127 Humboldt. - years.
Mary's hospital. 30 years. suffocationi
Dorothy May. Providence HOSPITAL
months. marasmus; Gorden Wilson.
ProvidNnce hospital months naras-
mus: Earnest Campbell. $50 w. Fort,
~ years, broncho pneumonia; Ben
jamln Kramer. IS Second, "a years,
carcinoma; walter Sittselberg. 1893
Gratiot. IL years. senility.