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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

" ei3ell. ~ 3unIDr 15,166 Yu,
idel; &erianot BON oen Glepatoren
1908 @ui6cl; Gleuatoreu @orraiD
2,605,610 @uidel.
Sattiae SnltBrots.
9lr 2 rotber Ueitl lOSa4
9fr 2 rotber spot. 1861
Steamer 9lr 2 spot 1914
Siioihcr per Grobe 09 100
Gtio0er q rot3er) 1861
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Nrirnlhe qirrnlcn.

Gciare 9Salmering, 26, lm0 6annic
9i6crto, rs.
@m 9l. glautenI6ip, % imo ga.
tberine s quits, %.
Sobu @moru Burt, 81, bon Som
blesburg W1o., mo @roce 90, Ia0.
lor %, BON @oooeusbnrg, Nlo
@eorge u 2ude. %, imO Settle
9tmien, a.
GbaS g. Gamopp, 20, mo @0itb
G. SLIDER, %.
gSn s. 9riiting6an 80, bon ga
dopreague, &a., uno Gli5abetb @.
Garrid, 27, bon Baltimore.
@n Scene, 81, uuo 2aura S6a-
neD, 20.
2ewis i. 9citer, 81, BON Saacrs.
topn W2o, mo Bauline gppleD, 2t,
bon Union Bridge DO.
9eslie s. q. gSrince, %, mo ScIeu
@. 9rown Neioc pon @oibington,
e. Is.
sSsroel @leet. %, BON 2afe 56orc.
@lO, mo 2ena SolIano, 20, bon
Baltimore.
Scott g. Compiler. 20, mo Gecelin
9 @lilne, %, @eioe bon @oi6ingtou,
g. s.
@incent g. GOes, 2l, mo Nlart6a
@ 3ud, 9eioc Oon columbia. NRu.
@corge S. s. StriIbc, 33, S8itt.
wcr, uno Carrie 6 Corn. 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Son $500 oeitodlen 6nbcn.

yScgeu angebliAen 0iebItobls BON
$500 in 9oar. bic &rn. Socob @cn
nett BON glr. 1929, Qlliceanna. Str,
gc6orclL ultr0e geiteru Der 23 Sabre
alto sSobn Goooie, Der IN oenIcl6en
6auie wo6ut, our6 3ibter Smith IN
Der oitliHen %oli5eiitatiou ocm sc.
riAtsocria6ren iI6ermieicn. Ga0oic.
Ger oen Giebito6l eingeitano, idli9
iib 01ittwod glbcno in oos 3immer.
no Bennett ouf Dem Bette lbIafcu0
log Gas @el0 mar in elmer 8riei-
tai9e in 0eiien Soie, sic auf cinem
Stuble bing. Ga0oic foifte iib Damn
acitern 0iorgen cine 1olocne llbr init
aette fir 500, einen 9iegcuuantel fir
SO uno oerihieoene auocrc tIcinerc
Sahen. gr febrtc Damn nad @ouie
5lriid, Inn 81 padeu. Sn Der 3wi-
ihcn3eit fam cin So6n oes 9ciioblc.
nen nad Souic, i'm ictl Nlittagciicn
ein3unebmeu, Qlls ocr 2ebtere BON
Dem Die6itabl b0rtc, 9ing CT III fem
3immer I'M naA3uie6en, ob oie SOC,
oie er ais 5dobiueilter iiir cincn
Glub IN @ema6riom bate. nidt aud
geltoblen moroen lparcn 81 iciuent
nidt aeringeu griiauneu mar sic
9iidie, IN Der oas @eI0 mar, Icer. gr
idlib Damn na6 GaoOie's 3iumer,
no oerielbc auf Ocm Bette fab lmO
leiuen S@ab 5ablte 5erscant @lur.
p6p wlroe berbeigerlIien uuo per6af.
tetc GaOoie @r 6atte nod $541.35.
in ieiueu 9ciiee uno 6eitritt, Oie 500
gcItoblcn az babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

W1tlpoufce @isc., s. Off,
Gcgen bic &ugo 3. @auc6 Co. mel
dc bier eineu 0eportcuentslooen be.
trcibt, 1T bon orci @ldubigern ein
gonfcrottpcrfobren onbdngig ec.
mo6t lporocn. Qic @cr6iuoIidfeiten
beIouicn iib auf $i90O00, oie 9e.
itdnoe iollen e6cnio bod iciu uno
man crmortet cine @ieocrouinobmc
Der @eih0fte ieiteus ocr 6irma
Qonpillc, Sa. s. 0ftobcr.
@cecn oic Bonner Nlfg, GoN IN
G6ompoigu oic D}iittcrecielidloit
ocr Dor ipcnigcn gSo6cn fnllirten
Bonner Goot So" c6cuooiclbit lit
scitcrn inn bicii9en @unocsgcridt ein
Gonferottpcrfobren anb1ngig gc.
tGo1t morocr. 0ie @eicIlihoit bat
ciu Stanmfopitol BON $350,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

SdiiiroinL olf oen ensen Geds
uno @Gn9en 3uiommengcfouert. Gen
9an5en Gag worcn mir obne 9lod
rihtcu mo ser cin5ige 3piihcniaa,
oen mir erle5teu mar oos &oriiter-
fobrcn zines Sorpeoobootjcritorers. ="
Gin traurigcs 9flo.
2on0pn s. DIT. Ger Gorre,
iponocnt oes nGrpreB" bonn Saog
iogt, Dab oos iiiolibc SoaanO bud.
itd6Iih bon 6liidtliueen aus glut.
merpcu iibcridmenlmt it, umo er be-.
idrcibt fiirHtcrlide S3enen ser Der.
5luciilumg mo Sroitloiigfeit inter
oen Eauieuocu pon9clgiem oui Dem
gSegc 5miiben giiidcn uuo 9loieu.
oool. Sin Gbeil id6rt auf alien
mogli6eu @eidbrteu cin ouOerer
S6cil ae6t 81 SUB mo idleppt eincn
Gbcil ieiuer Sabe nit.
Gic Wtciiten baben o6er foit 9laeS
berloren, rn0 &iele pelde Our6
@rom mo Sorge Dem Wabniinne
na6e iiuo, bo6en Die @flidten oer9e-
boroen nod eridmert, uelde Ourd
oen oilBerorOeutlideu 3uitrom BON
6liihtlingen iiberroidt purOen, obcr
glQes aufbieten i6re Seioen 81 linz
bern. Sonienoc iino bcreits in 9lo-
icnoool in oifentlihen @ebGrocn uuo
Gaiernen intcraebraht im0 in 9rc.
ga lno on0eren flemen Nrteu iorgt
man aid nad arditen fir iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

Gbicoqo, s. Oftobcr. Dos
Siei9en ser g9ei5enprciie in 2iper.
pool 6atte geitern audi bier Elm Stci-
gcn 3ur 6olge. gs moren gerihte
eingeloufen iibcr cine 9lbnobme ser
iibtboren @orrGtbc in europa un0
iiber lugiiuitigen Stono Der Sooten
II; 6rantreid. 9cleicu rmo anoeren
2dnoern. Ger @lorft croffnetc 5u
ss bis rs b0ber ais an Dienitag.
Spdter trat cine 9feoftion eiu, nah.
Gem befonnt eeporoen mar, ooB oie
9lngoben iiber contraftliAe 2icfcriin.
Gen bon W2ebl. oermutblib fir 0ie
bclgiide mo Ole frou8oiiihe 9iegie
ung, uidt olf Ebotiohen berubtcn
Der Waorft i6loB ebenio mie am
Qienitog gl6enO icbwonfeno imo nit
elmer 9lDoucc Der greiic Inn a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
@euige 6remoe n NntiOer
pell , G 20 NC B G \.

QonooiL s.. Gft. ~ Ter Gore
iponoent Der uGoilp Mail" uclher
glnhpcrpeu ON Gienitao Inn Dlitter-
nodt pcrlaiicu bot, lit bier onge-
fontincn Gr iogt
.S,d babe Die Stoot nit Dem Ieb.
ten 5Aifie mgeru UerIaiien obcr
sic eiu5i9cn 6remoen, Die nod 5u.
riidqe6se6eu iino, iino einige 9lnic.
rifouer welfe an Goniulot 6ei6df'
tiat iino. Ios Iebte, mas mir BON
9lntuerpen borten mar Ons anoou-
arnoe @eibibge6riia, lpeldeS ourdl
Die Stiae orang
9luf ser llebcria6rt 5icr0cr marcn
ioit alc 6liidtlinge inn ooroeren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Scncr in GnOdj @rntt 3wei9.Si6liO
thef

9lns iuauigctldrter llriade brad
geitcru Mor9en fur3 Dor A ll6r IN
Dem Seller Ser gnoh 4ratt 5rei.
9ibliot6ef, 3weig 9lr. H. glort9.
glDemue, nabe Smallpooo StroBe,
CHI 9rano ais, Der ieOoh rcht5eitig
entoedt lmo geloidlt uiroc, ebc nen.
nensmertber Shaoen on9eridtet
miroe. 1r. George 2altenbadl BON
9tr. 22294, 91ort6 9lpeme, antoedte
oeu aus Dem aellcrieniier beraus.
fomnen0en Mand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
g3encr gIanOr fir Butte.

Suite N1ont., s. Gftobcr. -G.
". Smit6. &rdiiocnt ocs StootratbS
non Butte, 1T gum Dla1or cripd6lt
morocn an Steae 0uncous, Scr am
DicnItog ourd Diitriftsridter 9lDres
fir obgeIcbt erfldrt ipuroe, neil cr
iib mGbrcno Ger glrbciter llnruben
i'm IeBten CONNER Der &ernahlGiii.
oung ieiuer 9ilidien ais W1o0or
iduloio gcmaht botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
(SnttGnIdtc Qie6e.

glus 9ic6esfnnner woltc Scr glr.
tiaeriit Sorpeu Goof. ser in Sort
Soworo Itotiouirt lit in elmer 8irt6.
i6aft an Der 5ii0.Gorolinc. StroBe
9or6olIGurc trinfen. Sin onoerer
@oit i1hlg ibnl nber bic 5laihe rcd5t-
seitiQ aus Der Sono iuoriiber Der
Soloot miitbeuo mnroe. ct beno6m
iid oaroufbin imonitdnoi9 mo mur.
oe per6oitet 9iihtcr Smith beiiraitc
Goof nit $40 uno aoitcn reou5irTe
obcr oie Stroic anf 81 imo @oIien
nahocm CT criobrcn 6otte, Dab Cont
Elm 5oIoot ici mo ua6 icincm Sort
3uriicfuiiiie. Goof. Der felt ldngerer
8cit nidt me6r in Baltimore gene
len mar, bate bel ieiner glnfiuit err
io6rcn Dab ieine Siebitc felt ieinem
lctten Sicriein eiueu 9luocrcl gc6ci
rotbet bate, mas i6n anideineno
iGpercn Simmer bcreitctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
C a s T Q r. / a.
yaItimurs gJlarftLcridItc.

Conncrltag, oen s. Cftobcr 1914.
@lebl 3uiubr 37O6 Sdiicr.
,iuidlieblid 857 5diier su cocuit.
Boint nno 1872 3diier 8u Canton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

9looember q rot6e) i08is
9tr. rotbcr meitI. 1903
9lr. . rotDcr Spot. i051a
Stcomcr g1r 2 spot 9s1a
SiioIider per 4robe % LOO
Siiolider tlaiiiii5irt LOG
Gftobcr @ rotber) l05la
Nopcn6er q roiber) i072s
YlaiS. 3uhlbr 10.92i 9l-
ihel; Gcrianot bon oeu glepatorcu
2SO9 9uihcl GlrDatoreu Gorroib
2O7936 @uiHel
&cutige SdluBrote:
Contract Spot 7712
gcitrige SdluBratc
Contract Spot . rs
Safer. 3unlbr 3557l4 @u.
ihel &erian0t bon 0en GlepatorcR
260.3S3 @ribel gleUatoreuDorrai1
902.7OS guihel.
Scutigc SdIuBrate
Stan0nro meiBer m 50ia 5OM
gir. 3 meiBcr ~ 50 5OM
@oggen, 3uiubr 5907S @u'
idel @erianot bon Sen Gleoatoren
1919 @ninel; @leuaioreu 9orroib
207is 9uideI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
glnr Ner Nndl,rit hrftnhLen

3iuei Nod3eitcn muBten periAobcn
mcrocn. oa in beiocn 5dacn am Gage
Dor Der 3oh3eit Die notbigelt alei,
oungsitiidc bon orei angcblihcu Sin.
brecbern, .. &eibea. So6n ,Scloucr
rmo Soiep6 @ranicc Die in Canton
Sem @eridtspcriabren iIberlpieicn
porOen luareit geito6Icn miiroen
Sri. 9i Is. Gburit BON Gollington
polltc iib om r. September ucr6ei
rot6en, am Gage p0rber mrr0e aber
in bic Standardization in Goain9ton
eingebrohen mo cine Niitc er6roden
in pcl1er iib oas Sod3citsacpano
fir SRI. G6nrit bciono ,Sobn
5trauB. Der an DER llnion.gIuc. in
S1olctborpc mobnt bcrniiBte ali ocn
0lorgen ieiies Soh8eitStaocs icine
i1unltliAen aleioer nno @ertbiohen
I'M @crt6c non 1926 Iic 0icbe
baitcn am Qlbcno uor6er ocm Nnuie
cinen 9eiucb abgeitatiet im0 nidt elm
ein5iges aleioungSitiid 8nriidgeIoi
icli.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
united States Attorney Woodbu-n

MS afternoon at 80. Hon. Samuel
Ia't' who has represented the federal
government Tor over eight years, wa,
succeeded in the office of Cnitc1
states district attorney for the dis
'r''' OF Nevada by a native of this
county, ron. William Woodburn. Jr.
VINO took the oath of office. be 70
sworn IN by Clerk Edwards OF thr
rederaI court. Mr., WOODBURY. i, the
"rSt cln"cra to direct the office OF
Onlted States attorney in Nevada for
over sixteen years. That he is onoI;-
nc" ana VIII prove capable OF per- .
the duties OF the office with .
'rrd1t goes without saving. Mr.
W "odDurn will announce the name 10.
lis deputy in a few days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Personal Mention

I. Laughton, a native If Carso.
'"''ey' passed through to his formc,
nome this morning.
Mrs. NJ. f. Rinckel will leave th;s
evening to attend the annual encaun
ment OF the 6. a. r. at Los Angeles
!, J. Hamilton, the mill operator
o. Silver City, came in this mor,;,r
TO deposit a small bar of bullion w,,b
tue local assay office for transmits
SION to the coast refinery.
Walter Trent. the mill Construct
OF was an arrival from the riverside
Guy today as a witness before The
rederal court in a bankruptcy MAJ
Ter IN which he is a creditor.
Mrs Crisler is taking the benefit
OF the reduced rates to visit the r
~ ~ encampment at Los Angeles.
enc VIII leave for the metropolis If
southern California thi, evening
Judge +. 5. harrington will leave
'nis evening lor San Jose. where ne
WIZ occupy the bench Of the UNIFIED
o'"teS District court for Northern
California for the next two weeks
Albert d. Ayers, prospective can
oiddte OF the Republican party for
Judge of Washoe coun.r.
was among the arrivals this morningI
III legal business with the Federal
Henry NJ. Hoyt, chief counsel for {
ne Wmgheld interests, is a Carson
''Si'or' coming over from Reno this t
to attend to some local =
matters pending before the Feder,1 T
curt. Il
II. - fownes and Joseph c. Heal
r'ttsours' Pa, were among the
'''N"'S TINS morning. They are cred
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
NOTICE

| have this day appointed Don
po"a!i poundmaster and collector OF
uos All stock found RIM
ing at large within the limits Of
carson City will be i~npounded anil
not returned to owner until all
tor impounding same have
Deen paid, and all dogs on which
the owners fail to pay the regular H.
cense, together with those unc1a;m-
3D. will be destroyed.
T. ). DAUGHERTY, City Marshal
arson City, New, April II, 1914 !
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01

i'ors of the AUSTIN Manhattan Min
ing company, whose affairs are bein ?
aired in the Federal court TODAY.
IT, }. Mnrrish, attorney and pub
n''er' visited this city yesterday on
legal business. Mr.. Murrish is tbo
principal owner OF the Review-Minor
LoHel"ck. He departed on the e~
press last evening en- route 70 n.
Eomc at Lovelock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
where to Buy Figaro's

That good smoke, the E;a.a
cigar the tavorite OF thousands. IS
on Sale at Smoot's, Exchange ho1el.
hitzmeyer's drug store, Kelley X
LnluSay bakery and Bakers candv
''0p II is the goods" boys, ask
of II and you will use NO other
rive cents each, equal to any dime
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Articles Filed

ARTICLES OF incorporation OF the
Lucky Payday Mining company.
were MED yesterday with the sccrc-
'"ry OF state, The company has an
authorized capital of S1.000UW
shareS OF a par value OF 81 each
James Boland, F. r. DuBoise and
~. l.. hoiand, all OF Reno, appear a,
original sub>Cribers
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Federal Court

Inc hearing of the creditors in the
matter Of the r~cceivership of H. {.
o"1eS against the Austin-Manhat-
tan Aiming company being heard be-
tore Judge harrington in the Fed
eral court this afternoon. Receiver
\. Marshall and his attor-
Hty, Judge Cheney, are ~present;a,
tile case OF the company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01

corpus tor release from the custody
OF the police OF Washoe county is
occupying the attention of the S,-
preme court this afternoon. Jackson
Is charged with allowing hi, wife to
De an inmate of a house in fine re-
S.'l''ed district at Reno. Attorney
Grant Miller is presenting the argn-
ment of the petitioner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Fine Line of HATS

MIS-. SWeetland has received a fine
iine OF hats, dresses and lingerie
has cnildren's dresses and
aprons ladies' house dresses as well
as dre>s% silks. No extra charoe for
ALTERATIONS. There will be a special
,aie on all goods Wednesday, April
Z, ll2 w. Second St. ~,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Before Supreme Court

he hearing OF the application OF
little L. Jackson for a writ Of habeo,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

-'Di Agent wanted in eyc,y 81, y
~ town to sell our Standard Me,l.
'ea! and Toilet preparations. Val
'' "P"Ie time. Good terms 1. -.
''sht r''ties. Dept. A., Western
Agency, Realty Bldg, Spokane
Wash.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
10 Chicken Fanciers

'latch1ng eggs for sale, thorough
pred Rhode island Reds, large healthy
ana vigorous stock, 81 per setting
Phone 7o6 .,,,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Ring Lost

a gold ring (Chinese gold) wl,h
J'de setting. Finder will receive lin
erai reward by returning the ring 70
the Appeal office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Masque Ball

-" Friday evening. May Sth. the
LEISURE Hour club will give 4 masqu.
o'li to which the public. is cordially
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-01
Motor Made Run TODAY

Inc motor started on its initla.
run OF the season for Reno and re-
'urll TINS morning, and will continue
until winter sets in. Frank Regan
ana old time railroader, has accent
ed a position with the Virginia and
irnckee and has been assigned to
the local as first brakeman in tho
place Of little Billy" who has ben
promoted to the position formerly
ieId by Conductor Costello.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
POLICE AUTOS TOOT
HORNS TOO MUCH
Gillespie Wants Drivers to Sound
"Sirens" Only ON Important
Calls

Police Commissioner Gillespie be-
lieves that the drivers on Detroits
police automobiles are footing theiI
horns too much.
When the loud shrek OF a police
auto Is heard on the streets. says
the commissioner. pedestrians and
drivers OF vehicles should realize that
something OF an extremely serious
nature has transpired and that, con-
sequently. the police automobiles
should be given right OF way.
This has not been the case OF late,
II is said. because the drivers OF the
police machines at times blow their
horns without provocation. givms
the impression that the loud foot
toot" Is sounded on all occasions,
even II the auto Is just making q
call to pick up q drunk.
To remedy this situation. Commits
sioner Gillespie has issued general
order. instructing all drivers OF po-
lice automobiles to use good judg-
ment In blowing their horns. The
warning siren Is to be used only on
important calls. hereafter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18
IN DETROIT

John Lukash, IN years old, while in
Cleveland, boasted 50 loudly Of bis
escapadss In Detroit that he In now
locked up In police headqunrters on
a charge OF feionious assault Luz
In the Ohio city how he had taken
A. few shots at an mo Sfnser n pesdo 10
Detroit Thursday. He admitted that
he shot at Patrolman Groen. Feb. ~.
1919. One bullet pierced the officers
helmet. Another shot on button
on his coat.
lives OF Thomas Walsh. 10 years old.
who died Thursday In Lapeer. Mich,
after he had eaten a quantity OF
a sister who lives on Livernois-ave..
but detectives have been unable 10
ind her,
Roman zuk. ~ years old. Of NO. 70
keiier-st. II under arrest IN police
headquarters on charge OF having
soSoi. who was stabbed to death
lest SATURDAY night AUX was arrest
f. h"ms H ~hsl be sssSrns %s
diately after the tragedy.
A fal down the elevator shaft In the
new ID. A. G. building eaused the
death OF Dell Williams, So years old.
carpenter. OF Royal Oak. In 81.
was internally injured.
Frederick Hagger. m years ola. Of No.
80 Brtdge-ave.. Windsor, was drowned
In the Detroit river Thursday even
ing when he fell from the Michigan
Central dock In Windsor. Hagger
was fishing and toppled into the wa
ter when he was seized with faint
ing spell The body has been recov-
cred.
Mrs. elizabeth Bruce. n years old. Of
No. 80 sproat-st, Z. under arrest ON .
charge OF grand larceny. IL Ii al
legged that she stole iaces valued at
Sl25 from the j. l.. Hudson Co.. where
she was employed as cashier: The
n sk w1ms som sso cash aG from her en-
ployers.
In the regular meeting Of the medical
STAN Of Grace hospital, Sept. 15. DIR.
Carl McClelland was elected secre-
vacancy caused by the resignation CT
DR.. l.. f. c. Wendt.
A Y. M. c. A. Iife-saving corps II being
organised. The member. Will ne
trained In rescue work ana ~ n ns
will tend TO lessen the loss or nie
by drowning In the city OF Detroit.
Commodore Wilbert E. Longfsllow,
Cross society and an expert swim
mer, will instruct the class. The
drills will be held each Friday night
for q month.
Mrs. q. W. Gunderson. No. 321 Semin-
ole-aye.. and her niece. Miss Psrmean
Brooks, have Just returned from q
European trip. having left Paris on
the morning OF Sept. 2. when II was
believed that the French capital
would be placed under siege by the
Germans. Mrs. Gunderson and her
niece were In Brittany when war
Hayre on the steamship La France
and had an uneventfui journey across
the Atlantic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-18

adequate and efficient navy to uphold
the American name r.nong the nations
and TO insure adequate international
respect TO the list demands OF the
nation. Anything les3 would be
suicidal folly"
Mr.. Ferris intends to make an &C
tive campaign for the election and ex-
presses confidence In the result He
has opened Offices at No. 1907 Majestic
building, with his Secretary Ridley s.
Fowls In charge. He. expects to an
nounce his full platform In few days.
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MICHIGAN M. E.
CONFERENCE MEETS
Good Progress Reported
Throughout State-350 Pas
tors Expected To Attend

MUSHROOM. Mich. Sept. 1.-THE
seventy-ninth session Of the Michigan
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church opened Wednesday In Muske-
gon. Bishop Burt, of Buffalo. Is pre-
siding. G. s. Wheeler. OF dillsdale'
Was elected conference secretary; w.
A. Exner, OF Athens. treasurer; Rus
sell Bready. of Hastings, secretary OF
transportation; ID. G. Refill, OF Sar-
anac, as assistant secretary for con-
ference claimants.
District Superintendent z. A. Arm
strong. Of Albion, read the report OF
his district which showed $50 conces-
sions, and 400 net Increase Of mem.
bers. and no decrease In benevolent
collections for the year.
This was the sixth and final yearly
report Of DR. Armstrong. During his
term conference belevolences have In
creased from 20 to 700 per cent and
the salaries of the pastors have aver
aged 20 per cent.
The men or his district through A
A. haywood, of Jackson, presented
DR.. Armstrong with purse Of gold
District Superintendent Cogshall. OF
dig IAaPtocs iGRVAtS4 WV SOA'Nsss~.A-
and an average increase of Is In
membership for each charge In the
district.
Salaries are not al. paid. Relative
to This DR.. Cogshall' said Love ma,
make the world go around. but 1t does
not make the salary go around In
pastors big family"
Debt paying has been special fea
ture In the years work. AS IT wal
also DIR. Cogshall's last year on the
district Hugh Kennedy In behalf o
the district paid him their compli
ments In purse of gold.
Grand Traverse district was report
ed by w. r. Kendrick and It showed
a great advance in new and improved
church property over the district. and
an increase in membership which wai
encouraging to the conference.
About $50 men were present at roll
call and others are arriving today and
the expected attendance Is about $50
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~ Involuntary petition In bank
y Voo nled, Thursday, In United
or court against the Loxier Eotor
~. and the appointment OF q
ycF Was asked. Judge futile APP
Lee e. Joslyn. referee In
Euptcy, custodian OF the property
AZ hearing on the petition next
.o4esday afternoon.
<n& Detroit Pressed Steel company,
welded Steel Bar company and
hrightman Nut & Manufacturing
pany Of Detroit. are the petition
And their unpaid claims total 81
Charles B. Warren, OF counsel
the company. and one OF its stock
1ers, and N. r. Feltes. secretary
treasurer Of the concern, refuse
comment on the case, except to
~ that they would not admit that
20 company Is insolvent.
Inc Lozier company was incorporat-
IN Michigan In 1910. with plants In
froit and Plattsburg. N. Y, autos
ing manufactured In the latter city
lore the factory In Detroit was open
The company has an authorized
pitai OF $3,500,000, all OF which has
IN issued. A statement issued in
eember, 1913. scheduled assets at
067 ,051 and liabilities of $1,572,667.
The officers OF the company are J.
Gilbert. president: HI. A. Lozier,
roo-prtsident; N. r. Feltes, secretary
|1d treasurer and b. w. Collins, as
liant secretary and treasurer,