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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
gIsines, ant asao6renss nn0 a0aeIa-

9leincs, gut sesO6reues nuO ab9ela-
aertes Sier
iit Der @ehmo6eit 5utrdgGd. Gos
Gus DER bieiigen u9lmcricon9rcwerD"
bon 0rn. 6reo. 9mtcrnihmi0t Der.
ooreeoongcne nSoloce" @ebrdu miro
imtcr oeiien eioener 9(ufii6t berge-
itcat, GaiieIbe lit Iiebli6 i'm Sc
ibmod, ongenebm 81 trinfen uno
miro bon bieiigen onerfonnt tiidti-
gcn 9ler8ten ols obiohit rein uno oic
CJciinobeit in bobem @raoe f0rOerno
bc5eihnet. glac gInftrGge finoen
prontpte 9lufmertiauiteit 9rouerei;
@orforo 9lpey Nlonument. H. @iaen-
Str. Eel. s. & q. W}t. &ernon 1868.
(0HtO g1cn (9lu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

Nei Dem beiiiQcn 2lndcon oeS
u@omen's GitD Club miro Sri.
Siobeac @ormon oie ncue General
5cfrctdrin ocs .Gbriitlidcu &erctls
jin0cr 6rouen~ eine glniprahc i6er
0ie gIrbeit i6rcr Nereinioina balten.
a}it Oiriem 8uudeon miro oic 9Sins
ierSbdtigfeit oeS Clubs, ociien
Standardization IN 9}r. n. gseit
rato9o5 5traBe, beiiuoen croiinct
Dcr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

lJll.. ....-... tSl ,b9l IVA l.JS
1915 .. SiS.i023t3
>Sn einem ldu8crem Sdreiben 3ollt
4laDor Rreitou oeu 9ihteru 0eS
Sicuer 9Ippeaaiions.@eriht pcroien.
ie glnerfenmng fir lore G6atiafeit
ii oieiem Sabre.
Wtebr @roteitihrcibeu
2daliA gc6en 0en WlaDor Eroieii-
idbrci6en 5u, in melhen sic ouserfo-
rene 9auilelle iiir sic Grribbiug Ser
neuen ggaiien6o0e oeS oicrien 9egi.
inenieS als b5hit lmprofiiib 6e5cid
net mir0 Weiieru aelauate ooS
Stootoher6oupt III sen @ene eiucs
Shrei6ens BON &oiior @eorae Glarfc
ged Sem Geelioracr ser eriten bi.
idoflih met6ooiitiiheu airhc Gr
iiibrt ia 0cm Sbreibcn an oaB oie
@egeno an oer Nori69l0cmue ols
g1o6ningSDiertel reierbirt blei6eu
ioate ian Sutereie oes polDtcbniden
SuiiitutS Sraeuo Elm 8Iob III elmer
anoercu @e0eno il ser Staot ioat
@aitor 9Sed piiroe lido grade 10 cut
iiir ben 9ou 0er @aiien6aae cigneu
ols sic ausertorene @anileae
3a It 2luto rniniren 0oS
ncuc @floiter.
9luaciidts ser 96aiiaHe. ooB ooS
neue @ilaiter bon ocu idweren 2oit
gluto's beihdoiat miro ino piel 81
leiocu 6at, Dat iid Dlapor Freiton
geuoi6iat aeie6eL cine gou3e glu3abI
grieie an Better bon Soit.shnos
a63ticnocn @r criiidt oicicl6cm al
ser SiMung ser 9iioget.@eboroe om
20. Gfiober tbeil3uuebmen, in peI.
der bic glnaeleacn6eit sur 5prade
tonmucn miro uuo ii6cr 9legulotio.
uen oes GerfebrS BON 2alt 6a1r3eu.
aen 1ciprodcn uerocn ion
W} oDor BON @1ontrenI bier.
@1ouor @leoric @lortin, bon @lou
treal weilte oeiieru in baltimore,
Inn Sic biciiaer 5hIotbtb6ic 8u iii.
ipi3ircn Gr longte in 9eoleituna
nc6rercr 6o6er Ecrionlibfeitcn bon
gauooo bier ali itno 6ciuhte 3uerlt
NlaDor Breton NIT pelhem er int
MorDlono GInb ipciite, @laDor Niar.
iiu crfldrtc oaB Wlontrpnl 5hpie.
ri9feiteu nit ieincn Shlodt6oien
bat gincr ocrielbcn 6eiinoe iih I'M
Nel3en Ser Stoot imo aie6t 8n pclen
glcidper0eu ieitcnS ser 9iirger gIn.
laB Eie Sdladt60ie oacr groBen
Siaotc 9(nicrifoS wiro WlaDpr Dlar
im mil icincn glealciiern bciuhen
c6e cr Gnpie6hm0eu betreHS scrdn
Dcrlngca nladen miro,
3u ocu ge0lcitern oes 9loDor.
Nariin ae6oreu IL q 6inau30om-
nili0r 6 q. Ncbert SiiIis Staot..
Glerf q. Grcpeou mo sic Sto0ird.
tie Y CGounea, 2 @ouhcr nno
@corac @loDrono @eitcru 9l6eno
reiiieu sic gcirAer nod @6ilooel.
p6ia peiicr Bon oort ans ge6t es
nod 9}Gu 9orf uuo Bolton. gie
56la6t60ie bon Chicago Ietroit
Columbus 4itisbursb ino g8oi6ing
tom haben iie 6ereiiS iuipi5irt ,Sn
gcgleittna oes Nerrn Nobert IS Scc,
oes Setretdrs ocS 1lopor's. beiidtig
ie Nlanor @1ariiu Sic Sebensmiir.
oiateiieu oer Siaot
Ter longeric6nte Ncgcn.
0u.
Ger langerie6ntc 9eacn, aui oen
Sic @oiicrbcb0roc icit @ohen Der.
ac6licb seporiei Bat lit euolid oo
Qciocr iiel oericl6c mic @aiier.Sn.
acnicnr Glaumitt iaate, nir6t ltarf
acuua i'm oic g9aiier Sitnaiion 5lt
bclcrn. Ser @ettermonn prop6e5cit
iiir 6cute fiibleS imo tribes Nciter
Spc3ioIiibnn9 Der Con,
trotfbeb0r0e
98eil Sic 9lcrpilolieumg Der Saras
togo StroBc 3luiidcu %owor0 ino
@reenc SiroBe nno Der Centre
@iroBe gpilcbcn Sounr0 II Charles
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
@rOheS gliitern.9iOiten.
yMO5artWiGu
@hoers WliOole 9iiuer 9Sarf,
SOnutag, oeu IS. CftOber 1914.
(SftiLf7)


9fi ieiner @ciibnn9 81 Gc0or
9oint miro Gbef9lr5t Or. G6orleS
@. Wlecfs beute 9l6eno uno mor8cn
sic 9titglieoer oeS @oipitol Corps
hon Marolano ais @dite 6epirtben.
1ic Gompoenie miro ii2 in ibrenI
Nauptquariier glr. 16, yloro'
StrideritroBc, i'm YES llbr 9IbeuoS
pcriomnclu un0 ron ga ans uutcr
Gopitdn 9toDmono Goains 2eihng
nod oem Gamoen9 9obu6ofc marihi-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
Nus Scn @cridJts65fcn.


i6rc Siher5eitsfditen in oen @e'
bduoe ser uSoie Gepoiit & Eruit
So aeoifuet mo 5wei Sdeiue
i'm @ert6e BON $it00 eutlueHoet
ieieu. 9lnoere @eri6tsiadet
SIN Stootgeridt beoonn geiteru
Scr @rojeB Der Srau @orp $. Doung
bon sSrbingtou aegeu Oie pSofe Ge-
9oiit & Sruit 50. Die 6rou flagt
Inn Sen ggert6 zines $iOOO-Sdeines
uuO eines $iOOSdeiues, Die ans
oem Sidcrbeitsfoiteu in Dem Sc
iddftc ser @ertloeten beridwluoeu
iein iollen. 9lm 3. Nlai 1914 6d6e
iie sic beiOen Sdeine bort liegen loi.
fen, uno ais iie am a. September
oeiel6en SobreS Oos @clo bolen
luoIltc mar Scnono an i6renl @clo.
foiien geweien nno 6otte eiiten So
Shcin umo eiucu $i-SHein fir sic
$ii0O iubititiirt Gie 9InmGlte Der
@eielidaft 6eireiten, ooB iracuo Sc
mano al Dem Sider6citsfoiieu ser
6rau gemeien iei
Or. @arriion onf Dem
3eugcnitonoc.
sSn oem @ro5eiie 0es Srn. Sbos.
s. Copeland Inn $4,000 S1ooen.
criab bon Or. 9IrAibolo 6. Sorriion
inn Superiorgcri6t lcbnte gRihter
9ono ocn 9lntrog alb, oen SAL BON
ocn @cibmoreuen 8u nebmcu. Or.
0orriion betrot io0onn ieIblt 0en
SeugenitonO nno madtc aclteu0, 0oB
es ocn &otienteu nit oaeu 9fcgelu
Der Gr8tIiden aunit 6ebouoeIt babe.
Der @otieut babe a6er iebr itorf an
glbeumotisnmS aclitten, moourd oie
Neihng oes Deritoubten @lieoes er-
idmert moroeu iei o6er troeoem
Ocaitdnoig eellngeu mare. Der 9(r5t
mar mcbrerc Shm0en mif Dem
Stanoc.
2 b bci0ung Dermcigert.
sSn 2reisgeridt glr. . bermeiqerte
ceItern 9ihter 9lmbler 0os @eiud
ser arou 0liuerpo s. Sbea1 Inn
9heiounq bon SorrD 6. SbeqD. Ser
9li6ter ernobnte oic sSrou oaB
ieitens ser Soften ein menia 9lqb.
iidt aemo9rt peroen mlB, INN sen
cGcIiden 6ricocu 5u bepobren. Gos
Soar bot 5mei S{inoer.
Dogceen crbielt Srou Sooieag
Eobauer BON glr. 8, gSoi6iugtQn
9iooo, cine obiolute Sdeiouna bon
0ctooius s. Soboucr, Scr iie I'M
porigen Sabre berlaiien boben ioa.
Gas fiiuf Sabre olte Eohterhen
puroe ser W1utter 8ugeiproden
6eruer wuroe 6rma glmo 90. gleil
BON glr. 724. Jlor0 9rooomo1, BON
sSoneS gleii oeiAieoen. Der YIaun
eiug Dor 5mei SSabren nod Sarris-
burg. 0ie 5roli erbielt Die gluilibt
ii6er ibre neun Sabre olte Eodter.
Gin tbeure8 @ergniigeu.
sSm 9lreou Oes 9lfhIarS oes
9rcisaeridtes imter6reitete geiiern
Scrr Siaac 2obe Strons oie 9l6redi;
ming iibcr sic Soften Der GoiIpodpe
Inn Oie GauoiOotur fir SEN 9unoes-
Senot. gouoh bat ser SpoB Srn
5trouS $5,578.i3 aefoitet.
10 SABRE 3udt6ollSfiif
gSogner " o1p
Sn ser 5weiteu gl6t6cilIpg 0es
Criminal @cribts muroc Soepb
ggoauer, ser am IS September in
ocm 2ooen oeS Sru. @eorg 6r0b.
lid, O}r. 2tf. 9}oro.GutaipiiraBe. oen
@cloi6ranf er6roh uno $500 oarauS
itoDl SIT 8e6n So6ren 3udtbaus per-
iirt6eilt. GesoIeiden legte 9lidter
Scnisler 0em Monne ais olten Sa-
aobuuocn nod 5luei Sabre ertro 81.
0i~oEeo 0f.,ftee.,- -Ol3fte,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

Die 9robepoli5iiten 9Rihocl s.
Ssonoce lmo Charles @. ". Nlciier
iduiot Don n0roddcn 0iitrift 70.
mic Soiepb q. Norrp bonn mittIcrcu
Giitriit mo %atrid s Curtin pom
iIoroweitlihcn Giitrift pluocn ae
fern 5u rc9uldrcuFoli8iiteu cruomt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
alnb1inrr Miie nun glelu 9orf.

2Im Mouiaa Nadmiitaa nm 1a3
lllr ipro Rabbiner or 2tep0en p.
@ic aus glcips9)ort 10 elmer Ger
iannihna oct a9'aItimorer &ereinl'
Qima iSroeliiiider 6raucu4 inI eil'
fam Elaccs cnlpel cine 2lniprac6e bols
trlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
aer Mcnnipott

Iic Sieacr oui Scr &cnn6a5u III
Sollrel ipnreH Die 5olgenoen
&euuen n9rion 9orll
u6air &elcu~ mo .S y. NarreIl"
. &ennen uSaura." uNDpa-
t6io1 mo uRbglliS 9Intoinette4
3. Nennen .%im @aicD. 0Rnr.
lor NoD~ imo nDliItou 9loblce"
3euuen aNloanaiic6~ lmo
i Eborubi0~
s 9iemen D@rotector, oIou.
blct0 lulo 09Iifen4
p sennen uearl Of zauop, "
uNlpccuac~ uuo uYatter0"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
WlnflcrIic6c alS scl6itmOr08-llriadjc.

Die 27 Sabre alte 6rou 9ottic
Goridl BON Or AZ. SiiO.Garolinc-
5troBc. periuhtc iid geiicru ourd
Ginotbneu oon @oS oas 2ebcn 5it
uebmeu. 2ie bate i6r Elm Sobr
altes aino inn Goroer5immer einge.
IdloIieu lno perrieaelie iih baum
ielblt i'm GB5ilnuer. @ine 9ladba-
rin, sic ouf Srou Corih's Gieu
ctpaS Baden moltc. fam in oos Nnls
im0 oas @as. Sie oriidte iofort
sic E1iir eiu imo fauo Die 2e6ens-
mioe init cinem @asihlold int
O}iuoe bemuBtlos auf Dem 9ooeu
licaen Tie glmbidan5 6es 6itliden
DiiirittS brabte bic 9ewnBiloie nab
oeni It. sSoicp6s-0oipital mo tie nit
ocm 4sulnotor iu's Seben 3uriidac.
rufcn WlrOe S6r 3uitouo III immer
nod beoenflih.
6rau Gorih ga6 an ooB lie infolge
ocr @rantbeit i6reS aiuoes lebens-
ibcroriiiiia puroc. S6r 4ionu mar
aeiiern glbcno bel ieiner &iidtebr pou
ser 9lrbeit bon ibrer 91at duBcrii
iibcrraidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

Die Wlaritluitc ibeincn nit Der
Hicsid6rigen &oiionicn @rnte, sic
rm9eidbr oreiaoI 10 rcidIih mic in
Der poriocn Soiion olsgeiollen ilt
olBcroroentlib 5ufricoeu ait icin.
9lroeublidlih foitct elm 2uort 8cbu
Gents gegen IS Gents i'm @oriobre.
llngeidbr elm SSiinftel ser in 8olti.
more olif ocu Winrft foninlcnocn So.
itonien itommen ans ocm @reen
Spring @oacD uno ouocrcn Gor.
orten, Baltimore iel6it perididt
qroBere Guoutidteu nod @ennipno.
nicL oen norolidcn St1Oten ino
oemeuioel in Cbio. Dio aoitapicus
Grutc, pelde bercits felt ungefo6r
5mci @oAen i'm @auge 1T oiirite
lmaef0br am 10. 9opember ibr @noc
crrcihcn.
@ane sur 0lciie in's gluSIann bcloret
Is. ylninc, Nr. Alb, Cit yalilmgrc- Ctr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
gDerocn oclnno.

Gnrh oos idneae Giuarciien Ger
9ler5te I'M st 5oiep6S.Soipital tpur.
oen Step6eu aulinoSf bon 9lr. S52,
Siio.9ono StraBe, iowie ieiuc sSrau
am Seben cr6olten na10em le am
Gonneritag @loroen iniolge 0es @e-
niiics BON oiitioeu @il5cn nacb Dem
8oipitol transportirt merOen niBten.
9eiOe wuroen oeitern N1orgen aus
Dem Soipital entlaiieu.
Serr Nlnrbmrg arbcitct fir ScIaicr.
@err S6eooor @1orbura, ser be-
items mo oarii6er binaus 6etonntc
Geutiheuireiier bon oeutidcr 9(6-
liammimg, bat cine 9emegima sur
llntcritiibung Der beIgiihen aricgs
notbIeioeuOen in's 9ebu ocrufeu
iulo Die ti-SuiirQ0ettcrniir feline
Gldne gewonnen ,Snl Sauptquar-
tier Ser NiorDlduocr @ereiniaunN Qc-
Gen oas 6raucniiimmredt 91r. 526,
loro-G6orlcs.S SraBel inQeu onac6-
ld bereits @oben 3u oieiem 3wede
eingegou9eu iein. ''''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

Lic 3i SabrcS .9eriaunnlna Ger
out9ernNomeopot6ic Wle0icql So.
cictp miro afn TO- ii uno 2 go.
pember im ..@otel @rnerlon" aoaehal-
ieu per0ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

8aiic sur 0lcjle in'S NmSlnhn bClor9i
6. ylainr, Nr Alb, Cii Baltimore Ctr.
naOe 6nitum &onle Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
0n0e cinCr IenIaIi0nGIIcn gIhtIane.

2lni &cranlaiiung Don SRI Nlae
qlooms lno Srnu Charles q Srce.
man bon Oeu o@ereiiigieu 6raueu
BON Nlarulono4 miBte aeiieru Gon-
raO 9cunctt. scr cine girt6idaft in
9}r. 2t5, Sio s. StrnBe, Canton,
betrcibt. it1ter Der glnihuloiglng,
oen 7-i16rigen Charles GumerS
Bier Oerfaiit 81 bobcm in ser Gan-
toner &oli3eiitation crihciucu. Gie
bciOcn Gomen aiii Oic an9cblid leb.
ten Sonntaa Nlor9en in 8igblan0-
iomn geidoiien woroeu iein ioa, be-
5euqten, 0aB iie ioben, mic Der Snngc
0ie aanne iiber oen Shauftii6
reidte uuo oas @eIo aui sen 5Houf.
tiib legte, noiiir CT Die Same 9eiiiat
3iriid befau 9lidter Sua irngtc
1rou 6reenan % tie be3eiigen tonue,
0aB Is pirtlih Bier mar. .,QI6er ac.
wiB, Serr 9lihter,~ ia0te tSrau 6ree.
man lid babe Den Su6alt Scr Satire
SIR Siher1eit ielbit Deriuht"
Bennett 6eiiritt, Dem auaben Bier
0erfonit 81 6abcn, iuO ertldrtc. ooB
Ct bintcr Der g9iri6iAait eineu Golo.
nialpaarcn.Saoen iiibre mo ooB en-
Dem ana6en nidt Bier, iouocrn 0lilb
pcrabreid]t babe
Ger 0roBoater oes ,Sunaen De-.
5cuate, ooB CT 81 imaeid6r oerieIhen
3eit NIT ieinem Gnfel in Ole girib.
id)aft irat m0 eiueu &eiiel Bier
taiIite, lpdlreno iein Gnfel O'il6
ucrlougie 9ei'm g9ea0e6cu 1abe az
(ocr e'roBUate) icincu guIcI oas
Bier 3lun Sr1gen gc9ebelt md6reuo
Ct Die NlilM IN Cbbiit nobni
ug}idliiduloigl~ riei 9lic6tcr Null.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17
0roheo SdienrOiteu.
pGonuitatter TDIfSieit-%
Gannitatter.Aarf

SOnntaa, is. CttOber. yegiuu llBr.
(0fti7 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

9la6ical Gnre Grndibanoer.
a0 9n0e snm glerindl, ooer @elo
suyild.
e. q. Mcrae0enu q Gpv
625 w .GAtau 5tr, Baltimore, Nio.
(2lu1i5. .8glt1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-17

gSon einem g9oaeu ser Singer.
9la6mQiAiuen @eieaiAoit peIhc ci,
ne SiIiQle III glr. 1912. @cuniplOo.
nia.glDemie, bat ii6erio5rca wuroc
Geitem qlbeno, fiir5 Dor 6 ll6r oie
80 Sabre alte 9leaerin Seultie &. 9lf.
leD lueniae Sdritte BON i6rer &o6.
nng, OR 662, Sora6.2lnrStrobe,
cnticrnt. S6rc @erleblngen iiuo
nidt lebensgcid5rlid
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Nov. "a. 1914
Paving Notice No. 1883.
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.

To r. H. Fyfe. NJ b. Stevens. y. l..
Garter. University OF Michigan. J Pie
Grsssoynski. L l. Bap S@S,ox 4 jac; :
owski John Elwartowski. \. Ho.aski
Joseph Yosh, J. sanowski, !. woJcin-
Thomas sshn bus siri' Joseph wMy yni. Nav
Kubiatowski. W KuchinskI Tioni Ko-
likofski Frank Kairno. T. Wojich, Da-
vid Carter Est. John ooeski. Andrew
John Golombunski. John MaiozynskL
Joseph wroblewski John Dysarz. v.
.Kujawa Martin Minskewiez. Joseph
ski. A. ornowski, stanisiaus sszewski.
Martin Zawacki. Paul Liwak, John
Kroll. Alex MlklaszewskL v. Ostro-
Ku sss aartin Js.o Gnsn A Leo
Kuckna, A. g. Grzoznski NJ Koglo-
wrck,, Anton Bacarowski, George Blu
Pisarek, 8. Solczak, w. Wisneurk, jos.
tsrrk. 8, szszesny. Martin zielinski
berthe Aeba ndt. Gottfrey Tuchelski,
JOS. Tobako. J. .Topolowski, I. Girber-
sky. v pziedzak, Board OF Education.
J. Ludurkowski, Stan Chudzik. Wo-
tlech Wyka. J. oliszke p. skrzclecki.
Frank Era, komsrogski Fres.ak. w.
Thos Garztocki, J. KoiodzupskL NJ
Jakolik, Lowrie a. Barciway. g. Skier
arski, W. Grabowskl Jos. Bauman Il.
Samilski. Lowrie * Broadway, f. Och
imkowski, W. Slowinski, Anthony Fo-
lis Val Kempka. j. Kempinski. Jos.
Lyskowa. John Bobski Julius Lewan-
dowski, +. Jakubicr. John Jonntzki.
Albert Murat. J. Swankowski, John
Matyniak,- John r. Engle. John zagws-
ki. Louis L. chariand. Frank czarneck.
III. Porkrwinski, Anna Guzinski, Wa
lintz Majek, j. Nienamski, g. skubik.
w. Fills, Jos. Janiszuski. NJ O. Klatt.
Frank churski. Klemius Dudek. Peter
Polosala, City OF Detroit, ID. 8. Carter.
Adam Garfa. John Janitzei. and to all
other persons owning. occupying or
otherwise interested In any of the lots
and premises fronting on Thirty fourth
street In said City OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Thirty-fourth street from the north
line OF Buchanan street TO the south
curb line OF Warren avenue, to be
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Thirty-fourth street.
and liable TO be assessed for said i'm
provement under the provisions of the
City Charter. and that a roll Of said
assessment IL now completed and will
remain at the Assessors Office I'm the
City OF Detroit from the date hereof
until Dec. s, 1914, for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l., Diiworth.
A-1o<i President.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
Lively Promoters Scrap Seems
TO Be On Program at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-If Tom
McCarey, late OF Los Angeles, has
any intention of invading this town
with pugilistic ideas he had better
wire the kaiser for q couple OF how
itzers, for he is going to need them
las well as a fat bank roll. This
was the impression Dominick Tor
torich gave during an interview re-
garding the final settlement OF light
weight championship match here be-
tween Charley White of Chicago and
Freddie Welsh OF England.
You can say for me that no out
slider will be permitted to run a 0ox-
ing club in this town, Tom McCarey
or no Tom McCarey."
Pm boss down here. I've struggled
along through the lean times and I'm
going to be In on the harvest" con-
tinued the local magnate.
There Is not room for two clubs.
and I never tried, to cut In on Nc
Carey when he was riding easy In
California A couple Of local real
estate agents are trying to put over
this deal with the idea OF getting rid
of lot OF bum land"
But this is only Tortorich's side OF
the issue. 1t Is whispered about that
McCarey is coming. and from the gen.
eral talk among most Of the sports
men he will be welcomed with open
arms. Dominick Is not very popular
for some reason. The real estate
gentlemen he speaks of appear to be
a firm headed by Paul II. Tessier, q
reputable business man. with FRANK
Heineman, president or the local
baseball club, as his sponsor. Nc
Carey viii be here later = the week,
they say.
Tortorich's new arena will be start
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
Suitable Head For
This Earns Reward

A jocuIar gentleman on the New
Haven Courier says that when
Yale christens the big bowl on
Saturday that the Bull Dog will
also provide the punch. Harvard
may bring her own along With her.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
MARKETS and FINANCE
PRODUCE MARKET

=
The poultry deal was again the fea-
tgre this morning, the market being
literally swamped. under enormous re-
ceipts. and In spite Of every EFFORT on
the part OF receivers, even 10 shipping
part or the receipts on TO New York,
IL IN found impossible 20 keep on TOD
tie lower, but as a matter of fact any
reasonable bid for cleanup would
be accepted. Receipts OF dressed hogs
are quite liberal and the market Is
easy, and dressed calves are also no
better than steady. ..
AppIes-New. IS q See per bu,; $3.50
$50 per Dbl: box apples. sl.2s8a
Bsaanss.0ood shirSins stock N.S
'Bes.s@Dried Lrnas. IN qsc per ID
Cabbsge-76cq 81 90 per Dbl.
s o.iss,.~aichissSn .'i'I l.rs. pe,ss.
chee.eSwhoissais prices: Michigan
fats, lsh Ole; New York. lsY olsks;
.Isa2ie;- Imported swiss. svSi,e;. long
horns. iSh Sl6<c; daisies ish 0isse
Chestaut.-iogi2c per ID.
Cra.berries-Howes. y6.75@s: late
Dssss-Psrsisn. new. .SfMo: yards.
Sr..s.1 % cave. Is.%eaaT rance sssc ia iio,so:
common. . " 10c per Id
Fresh yegetables-[Green peppers,
sl.So per case. 35c per basket; green
doz,; green beans. sl.36 per bu.; wax
beans. s260G2.7s per bu.; lettuce, 40
SC 10. spinach. 1925 per hamper. par
0Iss per hamper: iot-aouse caeam-
6ers, siQ1.2s; Brussels sprouts. i69
tic per quart.
N, sssR Iss .,sSSss lifS ,si
h.: California. sL75G2 7e- crate;
imported Malagas, ta.5ogs per bbL
Grape Fruit-s2G2.5o per crate.
amber. i,SisS r. .h sasra as s3So IS
pros. hf FOR S.isd is hs sy IN s %:
RisslssS sta Disss.', inss.ts aensss S
1850: rye straw. 17sSgs: Wheat ana
oA a, .s ' Ns cured Sss Ton isso; No, 1
green. hides. lihc: No. cured bulls,
lae; No. ! green bulls. lie: Nc. ! cured
ES k Cure. se M9 vss tD
horss. $3.50; No. morse. y3.so; No. 3
hides is on; No , kiD and eair I've
= Lem ,4.soOS Dor box
h a,.::msl@l;ifSs 3 R eco s ssT m
oranses-california Vaiencias. $40
SO o n,ss PEI noo;ie. sack;
Pears-Ordinary. bo07sc per bu.
Potatoes--Michigan. In car load lotA
bulk, 2S@35c: sacks. IS u zoe per bu.
ole 10 sSiie; ga aoos asn: &c
per 10. Dressed poultry: Springs, Is
91sc: hens, 1tQl5c; ducks, ls817c;
geese. 159 16ci turkeys, 20 u 22c ID.
Rabbits-s250 per doz.
sweet Petatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried,
SL600 l.65 per crate; Delawares, sl.25
per hamper.
ineappites-Florida. A9A5o per
crate
TaIlew-No. I. Sc: No. Z. be per ,~
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Nov. 2l.--close: The mar
net on Saturday was quiet and finished
/UD rather quiet week. Dealers as a
rule feel that prices are on hrm
Dosis. but buying Is not active.
Attention Ia largely conferred on the
EArgentine crop at present. should the
harvest promise well and offers be
liberal Il might give the bears a chance
[ ~ depress values. There il a good
4 bptlook just now. but plenty of time
Tor damage. II IL about time Argen-
tine dealers were taking a chance and
0Horing little wheat. European
feather is unfavorable and the out
look for next wheat crop poor. Seed
(ng Is late and labor scarce.
Liverpool wheat prices did not
uhange and little news came from Eu-
Sss figure that they have bought
<111ough to last till the Argentine crop
4omes to hand, but there Is an active
Snsid er' the food supply OF the United
<mgdom TO be In q favorable position
- present. Stocks are ample and IL
G9s not been necessary to make much
Primary receipts show a small de-
crease, but In the southwest the move
.s 4 ssil isrgs rnls must Pc sa%
1tnce farmers are said TO have quit
Eqening. There Is a general belief that
.X0c0lpt8 VIII decrease next week. wnlcn
vin remove the leading feature OF
q wheat was easy In tone. but closed
xithout change In price after very
slow day.
New corn declined hc.. oats ad-
Vanced nc and cloverseed advanced SC.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red,
change at S1-l6. declined TO G.l4k and
closed at t1.16; May opened at SE24.
1eclined TO S1.25% and closed at s1.24;
~ ,, ! whits; q. ioh Soarse grain era. M Suos
5sked: No yellow. 75c; new No.
1cllow. s7hc. Oats: Standard. Sic
bid; No. white, 5ohc; No, white.
>1ehc. Rye: Cash No. 2, S1.os; Beans:
@ens ss:s DipS sesms saa sSsS Janaar s
spct, ss.ab; December. 1896: March,
>o.66; sample red, IS bags at $3.50, II
~ 1875. 3 at s7:76: prime alsike. $3.50;
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat-
urday included 1000 bbls OF hour,
cars OF wheat, 8 OF corn, / of oats and
OF rye. Withdrawals were 2,Q0e bbls
stcs sSs sp q S sad 81
.116, 900 bu OF corn, 51.4o0 blu Of oats.
5000 bu OF barley and 1850 bu Of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were LTD
k00Q bu. against 1,331.ooo bu year ago;
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
Recsipts Of wheat saturday: Duluth.
\ 172 cars. against AIS a year ago Min
neapolis, 3Ib cars, against 362; Winni-
peg. ass cars, against 1.os9: Chicago.
Sss cars against AIM 6 IS southwest Ssi'ooo
Exports OF wheat and -four satur-
day, Sill 900 bu. t'- f.'.' .'..
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--rlour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess,
S2O.boQ2l. Lard: Dull; dull: middle
west spot, s10s0g10s0 sugar: Raw,
dull; centrifugal. SO test, s4.6i: musco,
Ioaf as 81 cr rssS ass refined dull cut
graduated. s51o4b15 Coffee Rio
No. ! on spot. size. Tailow: Dull
sac. Hay: Dull: prime, sii5; No
soQS5c: clover. s5cdyf.05. Dressed
poultry Firm; turkeys, 14Q 2sc: chick
ems, l4H35C. fowls. 1871 I1sc. ducks.
loo zoe. Live poultry: Easier; geese.
lsq Ice: ducks, 15m ale; fowls. 100
l5c: turkeys, 1sa l9c. roosters, I2hc:
chickens. broilers, l4l5c Cheese
Quiet; state milk,-common TO specials.
llgl5ha; full <kimA 3d5c
Butter: QUIET and \teady: receipts.
+rubE % q 33c; Imitation lcreamery firsts.
22h G2thc; Eggs; Quiet and firm:
Ngeceipts.N .io5; nearby 1hite fancy. Sc
uS0e5 NEARBY mixed fhncy asa 45c.
fresh firsth 34d42c.