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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
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tpaltaim pnplelta.

Maibinston. 2afi tdrfedd npfpt
Seen Iotaan ndbben puo!ueettomuuttc
foSfepaa fpIpmpstd oil fpipmpfier
alaifina tdmdn maan tabinettn ts
tunnosia, iosIa prefbentti WtIion oil
iaaputpila. Toinen fosfi fplpmpS'
I'd t,iIeefo Dbbpswaltain iulistaa I'd
mdn maan faapeliidbfDIanomatpd'
litps Iamauaiien ienimrin alaiieff'
iotiipiin tpaltoibin ndbben Putin dS
fettdin aIetettiin lansattomat idbfo
5anpmain paIitpsaIemat Min ettd
tdmdn maan puolueetonta aluetto
eitpdt iotatilaSIa oletpat rpallat moi
fdpttdG bptpdtieen iotaliitfeitenid
mddrddmiieen. Mposftn oil fofo'
ufIesIa eIiud fpIpmps iiitd Iaawatto
tdmdn maan panffirit ia rabamie
bet antaa Iainoia iotitpille tpauoilIe.
preFbentti WilIon ia tpaItiofbteeri
9rpan oIipat iitd mteltd ettd ien'
5uuria tuliii nouoattaa faiffiin ioti'
min tpaItoibin ndbben iamaua to-
maIlo, pbtd bptpin Iansattomaan
fnin taapel,lenndttimeenfin ndboen.
Mutta. fpipmps iai uuben muooon
fen fautta, FUN buomaHiin miten
beIposti Gnslanti moi Ftd tpdlttdd
fdpHdmdud omia Iinioiaan Cana
baan ia fieItd Idbettdmdud tiebot te'
Iefoonitietd Dbbpsmaltain puoleue.
Safia on pannut tpaStalauieen'a
tdmdn maan aiettamaa ieniurot'
mista fpastaan ettei ie Iaifi lansatto
masia IdbtDIanomapaibbosia fdpt'
tdd pmaa merftifieItddn. Se ipaa'
TIL Iamoin fuin tomeriiaIiiet pbtiot'
Elm ettd .raiaton lenndtinmaibto pitdd
antaa ola entiieuddn, fud tdud
maaua Ell ole mitdda ipptd mennd
aIehamaan raioitufIia fenenfddn
Observation-Disclosures, fosfipa ie
fotipia maltioita taiffa mdlitpsliit'
feitd, Fud iellainen ei ole nautrali'
Iuuben riffomista misiadn muo
bosIa.
Saaoin raubanIopimufIen mufaan
Ell gbbpsnaIloilIa ole oifeutta men'
nd bdiritI Iemadn eifd oiettomaan
IuIfuia pleiieue Iiife eIdmaue, Fun
ferta tdmd maa ei ole fenenfddn
fansIa Iobosio, eifd fad ole min'
fddnlaista Ipptd oietiua iddtdmddn
Iafeia, iotfa fen toimipaltaan eitpd'
fuuIu. MIettoesiaan ieniuufin lam
aattomile idbfDIanomamdlitpfiue
on gbbpsmaItain baIIitus meneteap'
Iaittomasti ia faiffia fanIainndliFd
fopimufIia tpastaan, omafpaltaiiest'
ia riffoen neutroIiielIa fannaaa ole
man maan Iuboetfa muibin tpaltoi
bin ndbben.
2ainan tefoien fubteen ct Dbbps
tpaItain perustuslafi eifd mitddr
muiben fpaltain fansia tebtp Iopi
mus fieud tdmdn maan pdnffeia ic
pffitpifd antumasta lainaa iouefir
iotipaue tpauaIle, mutta fiitd buo
Iimatia tabtoo preIbentti 99ilior
omatpoltaiieSH aiettua iindfin mdd
rddidtii ia oiettaa omia mddrdpf
Fdan, iotfa ftoiFmat niiben perioo
na[IiSto tpapautto, iotfa oliiimo
baluffaat tefemddn Iainan ioueftl
iotitpaqe tpallaue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
eatfam tpaltiseanslert ppbtdd
Ybtbsipaltaiu ,nbStdtuntua

2ontoo, elof. Is p. : -periantaino
pdimdttp 8erliinin tpiralIiiista pit
retstd Wtarconin IanSaton fdbf5fa
noma fertoo Safian tpaItiofansle.
rin = t:ri bon 9etbman.9 9olltpes In
baostatteIusta, iofa pitden iotaa
tatSteluna eldmdstd ia fuoIemasta
ioSiaIaisten Ia tpendldisten ipdIiud,
iobtmen arffiberttua sSrancis sSerbi.
nanbin ia bdnen tpaimonia murbas.
ia, ielitti ettd Gnslanti fdDttdd bp'
tpdtieen fauan obotettua iiIoiIuut-
taan alfaaf ieen ioban teoIiiuubes
taan fufoistapan Safian fufistami.
Ieffi.
3asfain Ipbdmin", ianoi fansIeri,
rndemme Gnslannin liittpmdn mas.
tustaiiimme, buolimatta niistd iperi
beimoIaiIuuben ia fpistptIen fteis'
I'd, ioifa liittdpdt Gnslannin ia Cat.
ian toiiiinia. Gbeuinen aietiautui
puoltamaan Wendidd, ionfa tDpopt'
tdmdtDn ipallanbimo ia raafalais.
mainen bdtppttDmpps on oIut iiu
rimpana aibeena tdbdn iotoan ettd
Wendidn pan. ilaamiIaiiuus Iaifi
nDprppttdd ia iortaa iafiaIaista BET
moa.
Soiipomme ettd Mmerifan fanIa
on fy0ifIi oifeubent,intoinen huoma.
iafieen meibdn aiemamme. Sob
BONNIE fuuua beibdn oman mielipi.
teenid GnsIannin pfiipuolisten eiiipt.
fen iobbosta ia pppbdmme beta tut
timaan metbdn ndf5fautaamme en-
naffoluulottomaua tatpaua.
Mmerifan fanian mp5tahinto on
iiuoin tparmaan iafialaiien fulturin
ia fpistptien puoIeIla, iofa taiste'
lee puoltaaiiaIaista ia puoIeffi r.
tpistpnpttd raafaIaismaItaa mas
taan.
SafIaIaiiet buipimatfailiiat Mmeri'
fasia fdriimdt puutetto.
Sbicoso, - SafIau fonlulitpirosto
iImoitti tddud ettd SatIan bupimat-
faiIiiat NmerifasIa ofpat fpaifeasIa
aiemasia attindiien ioban pubfea'
miien tafia.
Dtonet t6dud pieraiIeipat iparnf'
taat iufialaiIet opat than rabatto'
mia. Safian panffien antamia Iuot'
tofirieitd ei Imerifasia lunasteta,
ia Ganaban panfit opat fieltdDip'
meet apustamasta iafiaIaiIia mat
fustaiia millddn tafpaIla.
2oIme fparafasta iafiaIaista II.
mottautui Sbicoson foniuIimirass
toon fdptettpddn meIfein faifen iete.
IirabanIa pddstdfieen tdnne Gana.
basta. 6eiud oil Iuottofirieitd niei'
ben tubanien boIlarien armosta,
m utta Canadian panfit eitpdt ottaneet
niitd miuddn ebboilla tpastaan.
2onIuIitpirastoua ei ole tparoia aiit'
taa puutteesia oIetpia iafialaiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
s ap amim mltimatmmt GatfalIe be
rdtt16 immrta nsielenfiintoa
- aibin8tpmtsia.

~ SS01gtu8tuutev0s
Waibinstou, elof. IL p. = Sapa'
min uItimatumi SaffaIe iosfa it'd
tpaabitaan idttdmddn linnoitufienio
aiau 2ausIa 2iinasia tiinnitti mielid
enc mmdn fuin faiffi tniut tdbdnas.
tilet iptaa fosfetpat ieifat. 9uomat.
tatpin puoIi afiasia oil eiid gbbpS'
tpallat eitpdt ole pddttdneet rpbtpd
tpafapampiin toimenpiteiIiin fen iob'
bosta. SauituswirfaiIiiat pitdmdt
fitd fofonaan SafIan ia Sapanin
fpdliiend aIiana.
Sapanin IdhettiIds, parponi Gbin-
oa, Wofuutti tpaItiofbteeri 9rpanille
ettd baIIitus Sofiosia tuIiii porbaan
ipointinfa mutoan buole btimaan
gbbpspaItaiu ia faitfien niiben
fpaltafmntain etuien turtpaamiieSta,
iotfa eimSt tdud betfeua ole aiiaan
tietoutiineita.
parconi Sbinba eIitti bnIlitufienIa
antaman noottn, iofa fIdIIi ultima.
tumin iuIistufien Ia IauIunnon Sapa'
min aifomutiesta anita 2iau'2au to-
taiiin &iinaIIe. SafIa ipaItaii 2iau'
2aun aIueen 2iinaIta fuuIitoista
tpuotta tafaperin, fun fiinaIaiIet oil.
mat iurmanneet uieita iafiaIaiiia Id
betpslaarnaaiia.
Sapanin dfiIlinen toimenpibe, infa
tot fen Guropan pbteentDrmdptien
ndpttdm6lle, ei tuIlut Waibinstoniin
minddn pudtpfIend, ia Sapanin tpa'
fmutufIet aifomufiistaan 2iinan e.
bepben iatIpttdmiiefii antamaua file
tafaifn 9iau.Raun, otpat tppbpt.
tdneet amerifan ballituspirfailiioi.
to.
Saffalaisten tpaatimus. iafIaIaiS.
ten iotaIaimoien poistaminen Sbd
tpefItd ia 2iau2aun Iuomuttami'
men, on len Iiittoiitomufiien tdpttd'
mistd Suur'8ritanniaa fobtaan Ia
ie tebiiir cifeastoon Gnslanain Ell.
tpfIestd, futen luotettatpilta taboilta
ipafuuietaan. Sitdpaitii on mpDs
aifomus lopettaa SofIan fpauas-
iaoIo oIueelIa, iofa futen Sapani
pdlittdd, Iouffaa aiinan ebephd ia
raubaa faufaiiesia Sbdsid. Saf'
ian linnoihs fiaitIee iban tpasta-
pddtd &oreaa, iosia Sapanilla on
aIusmaita.
GnIimGinen toimenpibe npfpilen
aieman iubteen tebtiin fobta ioban
alnsia, Fun 2iina ilmaiTi toitpomuf.
ienaan ettd YbbpsmaIIat turmaiiimat
iitd len puoluettomuuoen Iuoffanfiia
fpostaan. Silloin iulisH Safian
bauitus iafiaIaiiet maaf,innat 2ii,
nasia puoIneettomitF. YbbpsmaI'
tain fautta iImoitettiin Sapanile
Safian aifeista. Sapanin fpastauf.
ieSia fpiitattiin ettodIipa Sapani pa
foitettu rpbtpmddn mibin toimenpi'
teiiiin bpmdnid ensIantiIais.iapani.
laiien liittoiitomuffer tdpttdmiIef1i,
poiiimat YbbpsmdIIat ola tpafuu'
tettuia fen aifomufIesta DudpitdG
2iinan fosfemattommntta. GafIan
neutrality-suspicious. ei ndbtd'
wdsti ippbpttanpt Sapanta.
Siitd osti Fun SafIan laitpastc
pnriebti 2iau 4aun iatamaan 1f
fpuotta tafoperin ia tpaati iiIeueer
tuon alneen formaufieffi Fitd etta
ftinalaiiet oIttpat bpofdnneet Safior
IdbeipsIoarnoaiien pddDe ia iirman
meet uieita beistd, on Sapani alto
nut pafotttaa Safian Iuotpiittamaar
en tafaifn aiinaIIe. GnsIantilois
liapanilainen iopimus oil 10 pfH as
Tel tuon tarfoitufien iaatputtami
. iesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
&aatupittmmeita tnptm Gpmtbants
tpmiim.

polion baatpotttuneita iotiIdita on
tuotu geIsiasta eoutbamptoniin Ia
poiffafaan ei ole ilmoitetha mibin
taniouiIuuteen be fuuIutpot, ptofIu.
|.uan beibdn oIepau ensIantiIaiIio.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
BENEFIT FOR BELGIANS.
Entertainment and Dance at Naval
Lodge Hall Tonight.

\ bcuciit entertainment and dance for
the Belgian relief fund is to hc given
II ochck tonight III Naval Lodge
Hall. tth street and Pennsylvania ave
uue southeast, under the direction OF
Miss Frances Washington of .lG \
-treet southeast.
The latest song written by James
W hite, the young Washington conf
poser. is to be sung by Miss Gallaher,
.rccompa MED by the author.
Its j Long. Long Way to Tipperary''
VIA be sung by the quartet from the
Virginia Theological Seminary There
VIII be solos by Miss Edith Ernest
-opranc: Miss IIildd kochler, contrs.I :
10: Harris Franklin, baritone. and Wal
'cr Eastman, tenor. NJ. lie Blanc Will
4iu.- .Thc MarscllaiSc." AIiss : Styrou
b. to play MoskowskTs ''Licb-s
" alzer.'
Mrs Alyu Williams who has recently
rcturned from Europe. Will tnIk on the
f:ctzianS. Amber Blackford of Alex
ttdria. .yill Civ" dialect monulogu"s
Ecnjauiu Han"e IL master OF ccrc-
ttouies William Lsub, Jr., of George
town will furnish music for the dane
Ing until midnight. The proceeds Will
H<rNrned over direct to Emmanuel
Hayenith. the Belgian minister.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
PUSHING COLLECTION
OF MILE OF PENNIES"
Women $ Clubs Federation Extend
Plans to Obtain Relief Funds
for Belgium.

The mile Of pennies" effort for the
belgian relief fund, which Mrs Ellis
logan Is making, as president of the
District Federation of Women's Clubs
lad an encouraging start for the week
Little Elizabeth SawteIle, who. dress
Cd as Martha Washington, and carry
ing d big doll assisted in the collectio,r
at the y. J. De Moll station SATURDAY,
=" as so enthusiastic over the WORK that
y ithout her mother knowing what she
WAS about yesterday morning she took
q little loving cup of her own and
went calling on the neIghbors for con
irbutions. She brought back more
than g.. and intends to continue her
own little loving cup collection-al-
ways accompanied by her doll
Mrs. Norman y. Hill, president of the
i'stworth Women's Club. reported to
Mrs. Logan this morning that in re
ponse to plea made to them by Mrs
logan last Friday the Petworth " ON =
III have put glass jars in all the stores
ln their Deiphborhood to collect pen
uies for one week to help swcll the pile
Tor the mile Of pennies
Dean Wilbur. acting superintendent
of tn" calvary Baptist sunday school
announced yesterday that the entire
sunday school COLLECTION next sunday
- to be for the benefit of the Bel
.sians. aud urged 4 generous donation.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
HARVARD LOSES MATERIAL.
Only Three of Eleven Who Started
Yale Game Available Next Year.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November "a
with the 1911 season closed success
1ully by the victory over Yale Satur-
day, Harvard foot ball enthusiasts are
surveying the material for next season.
Head Coach Percy D. Haughton. in
his eighth year as mentor of the Grim
sons foot ball teams and the last one
under his present contract, will lose
wards success at New Haven Only
three of the eleven men who started
the game will return to college Fif.
teen of the twenty-five players who
won their letter will be lost to the
team
The crack kicking and running half
back, Edward W. Mahan, is the proba :
BILE choice for captain to succeed
Charles Brickley. Parson, who was
impressed from the crew squad to fill
left tackle, and Wallace, placed at
center late in the season, are the other
two regulars remaining. Three mem
bers of last years winning eleven, j.
/. Gilman and Ross Cowan. both line
men who have been prevented by fac
ulty restrictions from playing recent
y. and Soucy. who limped onto the
field for Il moment saturday, are eX-
pected to be availa BILE.
{. A. Coolidge. X. Curtis and J. L..
Bigelow. linemen K. $. King and G..
A. Mcklnlock, backs, and s ID. G. Wat
son, who filled well at quarterback
when Logan was injured, are the hold
over substitutes who earned their let
ter Saturday. Wilcox. L fleet back. is
one of several promising reserves who
did not get into the game.
The 1918 class team Will send several
stars to the varsity squad. These in
clude Enright, the spectacular fullback
and captain: Robinson, another sue
cessful drop kicking halfback; Murray
and Taylor, quarterbackS, and several
strong linemen. End material for next
years varsity is lacking. and 1t Is
probable that Soucy, center against
Yale last year. will be developed fur
ther in that direction.
The class of 1915. unusually prolific
in foot ball stars, including Brickley.
Hardwick, Logan, Francke, I. }. Cool
idgc. Trumbull and Pennock. will leave
college without having seen a Harvard
varsity team defeated by Yale during
their course.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
IN INTEREST OF FARMERS.
Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
Lsesburg Trade Board Election.

Special t"rrcsI I',udcn~" of tn" Star.
LEESRI-R re. Va. November "a
Preparations ar" complete and II large
crowd is expected for the meeting at
the town hall tomorrow in the interest
OF the farmers of Loudoun county
The meeting will begin at 1890 o'clock
and is to continue all day. Luncheon
will be served at the hall \. K. Lee of
the bureau of animal husbandry. Wash
ington; John L. Hutcheson. u specialist
in the animal husbandry bureau at
Blacksburg, and benjamin Purcell,
dairy and food commissioner of the
state of Virginia. are listed as speakers.
Vt a meeting of the board of trade
Thursday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing wear:
.'ohu 7. Hourihane, president; V. 7.
BLY,. vice president; Bruce Mcintosh,
treasurer, n. Fl. Lefferts. secretary.
Directors: Vincent T. BLY,. Ellis H..
Weuder, w. c. Safer. DR.. H. 5. Drake.
II. e. Littlejohu. G. II. Shipman, l.. r.
Lee and j. J. Ross
Arrangements are being made for Il
bazaar. evening dance and entertain
Inent at the town hall Friday. Decem-
her !, for the benefit of the Loudoun
Hospital building fund. The affair is in
charg. Of the lady board of managers
of the hospital.
i. II. Lindsay. "di'or of 'harlottes-
VILE, Na.. and ';"urgc T.. Faltrdge of
stShiu lstou were III Lcesburg last
Wr.k looking up revolu1ionary doru-
m.utS for the United states govern
In"nt
The Auction Bridge club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Miss
Anne Macdonald The guests of the
club were Mrs Mack OF Ohio, Miss COR
uelia Walker of Waterford, Miss Lea
nora Preston and Mrs. George c. Carter.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Tm @
Pitch of SuppyEvery Cold Weathe
Nee for the Household Iupu Jndseq
DEMOCRATS ARE URGED
TO WAR ON LIQUOR
Secretary Bryan. in the Commoner
Calls Upon Party to Align It.
self Against Interests,

LINCOLN. Neb,. November 25.-tnder
the caption. THE Alcoholic Millstone,
Secretary of State Bryan this week pub
fishes a signed editorial i'll his paper the
Commoner, in which he calls upon the
democratic party to align itself against
the liquor interests OF the United states.
The article over Mr.. Bryan's signature is
as follows:
The democrats uf the nation have an
issue to face and they may as well pre-
pare for it. The liquor interests are at
bay; they are on the defensive They
realize that they have but u few more
years in which to fatten upon the woes of
their victims, but they are fighting d"s-
peritely and are willing: to hold any party
between them and the fire. The demo-
cratic party cannot afford to shield the
brewery. the distill"ry ana the saloon
from the rising wrath Of Il determined
people.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Other Donations Received.

Mrs. :. +. Elkips aud her daughter
were early contributors. sending in q
large quantity of knitted helmets and
wristlets for men. Miss Thomas gave
:: donation. among which was a knitted
afghan, which she said had been knit
ted by her best friend. now dead. and
she knew il would toe her wish to
give IL to the cause
Oliver n. Olsen mad" a contribution
of money and clothing. Miss Fannie
Burke of Burketown, Va. wrote an
encouraging note accompanying Il box
Of excellent >clothinE. She stated that
she will be glad TO make collections
OF clothing among her friends for the
Belgian women and children.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
STREET ACCIDENTS REPORTED.
Two Knocked Down by Automobiles
and One Hurt by Street Car.

bicycle Policeman Thomas Nolan of the
FIST precinct WAS Knocked down by an
automobile yesterday afternoon while rid
ing out of an alley on l-fh street north
west near PENNSYLVANIA avenue. He re-
ceivcd Injuries to his left ankle and knee
and was taken TO Emergency Hospital.
David Bradshaw. twelve years Old, 1854
l@th street northeast, WAS knocked down
by an automobile at 9th and r streets
northwest yesterday afternoon and his
right foot injured. Mrs 4. l.. Fisher,
1I.I Euclid street northwest, wis oIcr-
atinG the machine. bradshaw was taken
10 Emergency Hospital
Edward Walker. 2il5 Pennsy ylvania ave
nIc northwest was knocked down by IL
street car at 18th ana ] streets north
west itSt night and slightly burt. He
was taken to Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Hope in Democracy.

democracy is the nations hope on po-
litical and economic questions: let il not
Ivy taking sides with the liquor interests,
rcpel those who put moral issues first.
The young men Of the country are demo-
cratic by nature. hut they will not submit
their claims t" political prcferment to
those WHO CpnSpirc against tho homo and
everything Gnod-ncithcr will they lind
pnthouSe politicians conceuial party AS
sociateS. The President has set Il n yh
standard in Intelligence and morals ;ud
the party CaunuI afford to lower the
col"rS 10 gain Il temporary advantage.
FhoS" whose support depends upon
SuhScrVienCe tn the liquor interests. dis
grace the party while they are with il,
and then leave it If il refuses To obey
them. They are milestone about the
party'S neck. The democratic party is
the party OF the future: ii has Il chance
I" enter the prom scd land. Why allow
tn" lGuor interests to lead il away into
the wilderness? Get ready for the fight
Evening star., 1914-11-23
SEWING FOR CHILDREN
OF STRICKEN BELGIUM
Clubwomen of Washington Collect
ing Material for Garments to
Clothe Destitute.

CiuIwomen Of Washington are holding s
little sewing circles, making clothing out
OF their piece bags and from new ma :
terial for' the little children among the
BelgianS who are destitute.
Members of the Tweutictl Century
Club are TO meet tomorrow morning with
Mrs. Marius Campbell in her apartments
in the Mendoza at 10 O'Clock. The meet
ing is under the auspices of the civic
education center. and Mrs William F.
Woolard and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor
are co-leaders. The chairman is Mrs.
Frank Baker, who has been in charge of
The collection of clothing among the club
women.
Considerable material has been bought
and this IS 10 be made into small gar
InentS by the women at the meeting
They have been invited To bring sewing
utensils with them and any material they
may have to contribute Ior the good
cause.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Members of the Committee.

rhe committee who arranged this
meeting consists of Miss Grace Willis.
I'r. Clara $. Ludlow. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Carhart and Mrs. Edward Il. Clark
\ number of similar sewing meetings
being held by the clubwomen, par
ucularly the members OF the Twentieth
century Club Mrs. Il. H. Sargent has
inaugurated a series of luncheons ut va
rious homes. where the hostess supplies
materials from her piece-bac which her
guests make into garments for the needy
i;elgian children.
Mrs Frank Baker has ALREADY collected
d number of boxes OF excellent clothing
a ler home, 1901 Fillmore street and
ScNera! Uuzen cases of clothing have thus
"ecn sent To the Belgian consul general
Ii New York. rs chairman of the TUen-
.ietI century Club relic. committee she
las also collected several hundred dol
..frs which she has turned in To the Bel
la minister.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Must Be Spelled "Dreadnaught.

The Secretary OF the Navy has de
ciJrd that the official spelling of tn.
name designating tn" type of big bat
tlcships in the United states Navy
shall he dreaunauSht and not dread
nouSht.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-11
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December s, 1914.
Paving Notice No. 1900
KIRBY AVENUE

To John soehowiez. frank Drzymai-
ski. Martin Troseak. Nj. Geneva, Anna
Grzdzinski, Albert hide et al. kah-
Swiatalski. A. Jakubiak, Marion sob
scinski. Anth Skonieczny. Dr.. >. y.
Lukazew ski, Joseph Book, ). Schepky'
=, steva, stephen Nowak, Thee Wro-
bleski, Leo Wendt, John Plopless, jos
Springer +: 4. Reinowski, Frank r.
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William sehoering. Michael Hrebine-
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Burrell, Chas, Doehler, John Ppalew-
ski. John Hanstein. Peter Kaiser. Geo.
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Gozetiak. John Biegalski. Joseph Stay
inski Anthony Rozanski HeSseloaener
Estate Anton Wilkowskt. Jos. Ber-
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ski Anth Rzadowlski. Josephine
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Joseph Grzywinski, A. Rybtnski. Henry
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John Piglowski. John Nowinski.' and
to all. other persons owning, occupy
ing or otherwise interested In any or
the lots and premises fronting on hir-
by avenue In said City OF Detroit,
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much or
Kirby avenue, from the east curb line
Of Dubois street TO the west line or
Mt Elliott avenue. to be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots. and premises fronting on said
Kirby avenue, and liable TO be assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and that a
roll OF said assessment is now complet-
ed and will remain at the Assessors
Office in the City of Detroit. from the
date hereof until December %. ~l4,
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth
A-1O76 President