davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13

Gonzalez. Cast puede asegu-
rarse que ese combate sera ell
decisive para cualquiera de
ambas facciones, pues que la
que salga derrotada quedara
tan debilitada que le sera i'm
possible oponerse al avance de
los vencedoreS. Las fuerzaS de
Carranza ascienden, segun
elloS, a 10000 hombres Y espe
ran que Sc les reuniran otros
Sc dice que las de
Villa llegaran a $4,000 GUAM
do mucho, pero estan mejor
equipadas Y mas resueltas pa
"a la lucha, que sus enemigoS.
Mientras tanto el Gobierno
de Washington ha decidido di-
(Pasa a la Pag. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13

Tn mensaje de Washington
da cuenta de que ell represen-
tante de Texas en- el Snado,
Mr.. .Slayden ha presentado una
protesta ante ell Secretario
Brayan por los uItrajes que
los sacerdotes y las monjas
han recibido de los revoluci-
narios en- Mexico.
Esa protesta fue sugerida al
representante Slayden por
una comisi6n de prominentes
catolicos en- esta ciudad, cuan-
do ell Senador estuvO en- San
Antonio recientemente.
La protesta solicita del Sc
cretario Brayan que Sc den al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13

no creo que sea patr:0tico que
abandonara el poder en- las in
congruentes condiciOnes que 10
solicita Ia Convention, sinO
que seria faltar a sus cOmpro-
misos contraidos con Ia Ma
ci6n. acknowledgements que pa
ra el, en- 10 personal, 81 seria
muy conveniente, y me consta
que 10 desea hacer, pero Ca
rama es un hombre hOnradO
y un patricia.
-Rep6rter-En case Mega
two Gree I'd. que el Sr. Ca
rranza desconozca difinitiva-
mente las 6rdenes de la Con-
venci6n, y apele a la fuerza
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13

Cumpliendo con nueStros
compromises con el publicO de
dar a conocer las opiniOnes de
las perSonaiidades mas salien-
tes de la Politica de Mexico,
respecto a Ia situaci6n actual,
a continuation pubIicamos las
preguntas hechas pOr nosOtrOs
al Sr. Roberto V. Pesqueira, Y
las contestaciones dadas pOr
este.
-Rep6rter,-iCree I'd. que
es patri6tico y conveniente que
renuncie eI Sr. Carranza en- los
actuales momentos la Jefatu-
ra de la revoluci6n?
-Sr. Pesqueira.-No solo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13
La Cjudad de Mexico presa d
terrible panieO
Los yaquis dispararon al aire sus fusiles

para djvertir sus morrinas de
parranderos ' las escuchaban
con el mismo gesto displicente
e incr6dulo con que en- el GO
lon" seguan la trama invero-
simiI de un drama "guignoIes-
CO"
Los cosos taurinos Y los CO.
liSeos reciban la vista inva-
riable de los citadinos meXica-
nos aunque en- Torre6n Y en-
Zacatecas estuviera segando
Ia guerra vidas a miIlares
iCuentan tantas mentiras
los periodicos.
Sc eXajeran tanto las mott
(Pasa a la 8a.).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13
EI representante sIayden aboga
por los sacerdotes
Eleva una protesta al Ministro Bryan

gunos pasos por medic de los
consules de este pals a fin de
que Sc pida a los jefes ca
rrancistas y villistas garan-
tias para los religiosos mencio-
nados, a 10 cual ha contesta-
do ell Secretario de Estado
que va hace urgentes investi-
gaciones sobre este asunto y
procurara remediar Ia situa-
ci6n.
Parece mentira que conce-
diendo nuestra constitution
garantias en- materia religiosa,
tengan que recurrir los sacer-
dotes una naci6n eXtrana pa
ra que Sc les hagan efectivas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13
Damas anleri-
Canas ayudan
al Conlite
SU ACTITUD ES DIGNA
DE ELOGIO.

En- la Ultima junta que ce-
lebr6 la Association MeXica-
ma de Carload algunas damas
bien conocidas por su activi-
dad para estos trabajos, agre-
(Pasa a la Pag Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-13
y
AguiIar atacan
lac. de PuebIa
HAN TOMADO LOS SUBUR-
BIOS De LA CIUDAD.

Las fuerzas de los generates
del extinto ej6rcito federal,
Higinio Aguilar y Benjamin
Argumedo est&n atacando la
ciudad de Puebla.
(Pasa a la Pag Sa.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
,lceen / Shwei,.

@nlhin9ion ocn 20cu Scpt Zen
ldrmcijiltc %cIutlou hur irn N%cpubll.
fcne ErUliocnt, Nr. Noiimoum
mootoNct en- o%iilclcI ~ uOiorllN %c'
refining ON Ben Nc0, 'om or opltooct
bIonht NcioltrinQcu poa Wuno al
Ben cltropUiltc arlQ. ~ hporl Scgd
iioncn b%cnnn0iNea til NJ relic ct
NiUlpcion0 / 9mrcltu.
Eoo @rumO Al NiobIliicrinNcu Al
helc oeu idrncijiifc Nrmc. iuObc'ut
tcu0c ole paobcnierc MUnO / Nloc
rem mcllcm % ol H. Mar cr. bcber
oct / Nerctniulcu, (uiiuocr Al Sd.
miller bcreuct line TorirrQcrc. &c0.
llGcholbelicu al en- NUr poa 800.
Geo nleoiercr en- lloQl't Al 1.300.
Geo Srouc2 ON 0oNcu. clcr H..
100000 Grouc2 (S9, 000.000 ON
Wo0ncpCu.
%nnoct trlc2 Al oImlnocli9 Nuu.
0er@nsO. ltripcr Erpli0cntcu. "a al
NSllouiiri ol observation-disclosures
er itoniet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
Dc fcrlte f~anaoiifc
Trooper atoaar.

Moutrcal. Gonnoo. Sen 29oc Nu.
l1it: Eriuic9ic Tntricio2 ,&niuntc
rircglment, De ioritc tunaOiite Srop,
per til at tiltrp0e Hciicu iii Sen
curopGiltc Nri1altueplo03. aiicllc0e
iOda. 1000 Mon0 (aaet. me0
@bitc Stnr %inicue Camper "Nie.
Nontic". Ncitenmclic2coct bemmc.
liAbol0e2.
"NieQontic" par rjQt ocforcrct
mc0 6all oN 6lnNoug, "a 2liieiIin.
Qell lorc9lf rmOcr Quomppibcrnca
SuOcH ira Nc pon Nopucu liaacnoc
Stibc % NrmoreuOc Nurrocr ira
DC puu NruNNen ioriomlc0c uUlOiQc
McmcitcHu2icr.
sra &nlcuticr, huor M}oblllicrut.
Acu fore1nar. mclOca, at 10000
4ionO III err iomlet ser, 90 at ser
life nj bli broQt ilcrc (roppcr Oio.
ier Oen nGitc Extending ifol mobi
~llicre@.
q 9nttcricr Gcltortiacri onfont
iOoQ til Mobillicriu12lcircn ira Ct
taua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
R~riosfaren / Oricnten.

@aihinQion oen Tie Scpt $u.
ililurtomiteena Minorltct inoleuc.
rcOc ioog i'm fupport ueOrorcnoc
6oriloQet ON uopiNet Selpiturc ior
Gillpinoernc. Hopporteu mocholOcr
et meQei ~olporliqt Nurifo ON 0cn
6are. iom truer Glllppinernc / en-
&%eroen2frig.
"le Petitioner. iom mi lIgger
&rid me0 biunuoen. hur NANCE ,Sn
tere2ier % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
~9iGrbcoen al 6ilippiucrnc", hcoer
set / Gopporten, 90 at iH0ldOc liN
pau Ell piotls'tiN Siefusliou AZ Oia.
les 6remtiO M piloc ppre pocrit
uflolt.
Ger uotalea / Hopporten Nuli1
he0en al at Sapon fan bempQtige
iig ale tpite Neiiooelier / oct lille
sap. On irenragcnOc ,&apaucier
bemerfeoe engang, at Sen ijlippinifc
2gruppc / &irfelighcocn finn er en-
6ortiGttcIic al Oerca eacn. ! Ger.
ritorlolhcnicenoc or ri nglc fnpttc0e
I'll &apan, iom III cr en- n De fria.
lsreuoe Miagter,~ be0cr oct uiGerc t
8opporteu.
) eu0Hu nsiere Ncrsring fommer
ri oeune 0cnieeuoe meO luiflauo.
Somoneerne / Spobauet er oclt
meQem Gnglnno, (pitlono % De
Toreneoc Stoter.
0amali meo en- (otalbeiolfnind
pou 191 900. bar 10000 ,Supane.
iere o. blot 10000 Amerifonerc.
Geme 2aruppc, ION ligaer / @liot.
vlmttet Al oct itiac @ou CT muli
gems et al Sc mitpGr0igitc itrote.
Aiifc Fmfter I &er0en-
Get iorbol0er ii0 uiiulof ida. at
,$apan har ertlrrei. al arigen ior
oct9 Neotommeuoe oil bit 6egrpuiet
I'll AIdI Chou; men oclmc ,Soriit.
ring fan mlan neppe itOle pna. ,Sn.
Gen piloe oil operraitet ON ,Sapul
enoer nleo al bcmPatige liz iamtliae
mifc N~eiiooelier / Set lille Nou.
0ien bette uil0e ncupe flmue fora.
gaa uoen iarlige Riuninger meo Dc
Sorene0e Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
Sooeparer til ,loror.

sra &Irlull. Wimu.. mel0c@ Ocr
lite Septcm0er: y Sucultc 81
]ioritc Der / &uci bauCe Seuool g..
tarmto0dl q NiuaicmoOc / Set 2ie.
mco 1t bcJplOc en- %dn0sbeuugclic
ior n WOium,c Eculc blduOt inc
SouOsmTH0 ~ ANDRE II. at tio6e Ell
StlbSlu0Hml Nic. til llO0clml
bIuu0t Sc (ruugcuOe / Oe II noroiife
Souoe. Solt. Ger uulig cr renOt
tilbdJe ira 0ereS relpeftipc SUorc-
lun0e. bcretter. at Sabrlter o. La.
uenOe &irtlomheOer or lummet pau
GRIND a NiunNel gua Haamcicri
ale og lom Ge.gc dI. II Aule0ninlcu
nj at eruOrtcre er itUnQt. Gu III.
Ben @ruu0 I'll II Sriitcu hur muut
tct ue0lUgAe2 cr. n Hrbciocrue or
tuOfal0t I'll Niilitrrticueite Sao.
0aunc arbeloerc5 Sdmilicr oar. he.
Ser ser. TeOcudrcr heilil 6ehop.
SEEMING @ricfiou bleu uOnGput til
SormnuO iOr Den iucnitc acnlitc OF
Ndrru S0lberA lor Den uorite. elsie
10 nil iuien uonVune MhcNlemmer al
line %reipettiue aOmiteer Ill AZ biltun
nieN Arbeioet ~ Sl6iomlingen i Ser
belle. Set uentc2. be0er Set lutte.
liz, at uorlt dmerIfanife Selitaber
% 9pIier pll poe heuue Sag i'm
beNlie Ststte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
RorN rllexito.
Garranas %arrueantr MptrGOrn GOrn fin %Wurrtaerlfr nf .liaetrn
trurr mr0 at eiorr ell Eri9 MIRO .nrsitu uuno9aarlis.
Krisstare Cuften.

SGnNicl ioroi &c nUNtc0c Al bctolc
oo6bclt [olO pou tmuortcycoe &orcr.
Siocu Sc amcrifnultc lropurr9
Nlnfomii til &crd Grli mar SoINen
Ser uUret ioyuoltcoc Al IN BERTH DC.
nancrct omcritnut Ciiiccr. Hac DC
Ii Sen mcrifanifc Sorii initidttc SolO.
oiQiitcr CT Diet iu0bctdlt I'll ham.
Sfient Ser a. 0cn omcrIfunltc Nc.
1icrir1 life cr bIcpct giuct noNcl oi-
rcttc Culu9uiu1 ont. buoO lol0lno.
iUptcrnc itnl %auueuoe5 til. er 0ct Den
|aImiuoeliNc Soritudcllc. At Dc itol
bodies / 6orUurinG. mOtIi Dc Nor.
Stdtcre on on0rc @nuOe9 Nor0riH'
ger moo M}crico ior SfuOc ~ Iub.
DC bar hot iom tSslIc al arigcu. cr
orNncOc.
o. iaoOnnt Co0iN fnu imIolcrtio
lite hdpc@, Ter m permanent HcAle.
riuQ err oprcttct OF nncrtienot n &c
1or Stdtcr.
Gurrnnia hor. iiollc Sc oiitcicac
,<n0beretnIngcr. iorlandt. al $mpor.
tercruc, i)ul nlcre6t bar bctalt Solo
til Sen amcritdnifc l~olofu9iercr o1.
lao ifol bctulc SolO III baut. og Ga DC
lcluieIgclil nUltc0c oettc, ltocn pioc.
re fultct Dem / NUuaicl Ter bcret.
tce. At ilcrc 6m0rcoc SorretningS.
mUlo I Mcrico Gttu on ANDRE Nucr.
Ger iudr line Gdrcr iol0fldrerebc
aieuuem (oIoboOcn &ern Gruj. III
hculio0cr / Sruqicl al Oen @rumO.
&lOen ocu omcritonitc General.
itob or mon al Ocn Sro, at ielu IrG.
iioeut Billions I~ualmooiqbeo life
lTiidc oil funuc ina iil moo Sc Sor.
b%oduclicr. iom G|orrdulu uiier Amc-
ritaucrc Oh Sc Tor. Stuters HeQic.
rina d tror. at en- STRIFE ltaar Tor
Gsrcu od At en- S|utcrucutiou err
muoluuclia
u roa0cr hi at ieu0c en- itor Pr.
mt mo / Nierlco. e tror uiitpf.
n ielp en- milOrc |(roppeimrfc cucll.
melt uiloe icire men at oct uil0c
ipurc en- Niruloc gin (io Ga Nel.
&c at ielbc mlnoit en- fart Miliou
Wou0 ocruco. u Qdur uo ira. at
en- iaa mUgtil Nrilsmnlt uilOc haze
0cn iorenitcOc &irtiirg t0cn al mcc-
isrc uoNct itarrc Cab A. Nienncitc.
llu. me0eus Merltducrnc 0crtmo0.
ON Ser BLOT ienoie2 en- miuore (rou
pelmrfc. uilOc aribc til 8uerrin0tuf
iii. Der mmOguOclid ull0c rciitltcrG /
en- %lou1uOrig o. l1iibur aril ol CT
mort la6 AZ WicnrcifeIlu uaa bellc
Siocr.
= tror / ocnnc Gorbm0eIie. at
Sen lio Mariner liz "a Sc 6or Stn
ter of oil moor I'll al crlaniiere Ell
H~eierpcbUr paa mellcm 100000 0l
100000 QlnnN o. lHoiere tUulIlcn
&%rrucpligt ial %1uocts !ludoom toH
0ulUres i &uubeubrug 81 li5rc9 lit
tet I'll dtti0 Arilstlcneitc / SiliGloc
ar, ct Yduoct5 Soriuur ltuloc trTuc
set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04

eclie til at lutte Tia til Sc %fouooilte
Grlulliae. iom mn mobiliicrc1 til
ariNatiencltc / Guropa. elsie 81.
l%n9ninQer or oiiicicllc. ioet &c cr
mcooelt Al Ben fouooiifc %arig@umt
tier Gbcrit NuQc3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
Krisslyitne Amcrifanere

ara &aIcnrtier, Quebec, Mo6ili
icringspunttct Tor De fmnoiite Crop.
yer. me0Oeles Den 21oe Aiguii:
Suer $1,000 Sorgere al Sc Sor.
eneoe Stoier bor nuisgt ON SIlla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04

Gortir.tes paa SiSs 4,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04
Samebeite / Yarferne.

lImonoeliae Rasier al @aouorer
{ oct iibiic 6raat iuo iii Soueoiia.
oen ira ale aanter al Gambler, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-04

Eolen, Oh anmpen / Noro Tor Gem.
BERG paaguar i~remoelcp."
Iro &om tclcgraicre2 oen 2Gca
Sept.: Gorll0en at rpttc trent / Git-
proilcn trpn1cr Hllaiernc o1iaa
ircm / NorOs@alicicn. &c u1tcr liQ
til &0niqahilttc / preiitif Shlciicn,
bporiro &c ontn1clip pil mnriderc
moo Berlin oucr WreSlat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13

church farm. p. c. IT, y, OF aratios
Lots / 20 Is. both inclusive. Jos, ;;
Of si' p {. TO- 't 5. Or arssios sssnus. 90
100 Il. lof all tina, part Of 7. c. 10. lying
q o. Of s ana s sdyoinins HoleomS svenss.
ana Adjoining Gratiot avenue s. Of and
ss.. q s and sd's, .n.ss e Sar opsn SUD- "
The ~ so H. of block IL. lying Il. OF
and adjoining Belt Line II; r.. except
Concord avenue as decided; All ana ta s.
Joining Belt Line r. X, except coneord
avenue as decided; the 3 Ito II OF
block II. lying II OF and adJoinlng
as decided. Beaufait farm. p. &. ID. ~ OF
The common Council of the City Of
that said district. herein above describ-
cd. Is benefited by the opening OF Lam,
bert street. from Frontenac bouieVefo
TO Grstiot ayenre; where n9t sipSa"s
and having resolved that $2I ,Ssi.oV.
less s5.sel25 allowance. for building,
sold, making a net nnal assessment o.
e2l, 920.25, OF the damages awarded Dy
q verdict OF a jury In the hecoroers
Court OF the City OF Detroit In pursu-
ance OF proceedings. under the proyi-
of Isss. as amended. be assessed upon
the owners and occupants OF the tax
able real estate included In said dis
, trict, In proportion, as near as may
be TO the advantage which each lot or
parcel Is deerned TO acquire by such
opening.
Notice Is hereby given. that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises included In said ais
trict and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
said public act, and that a roll OF said
assessment Is now completed. and VIII
remain at the Assessors office, IN the
City OF Detroit, for twelve days from
the date OF the first publication Of this
notice. that Is, from the date hereof un-
til the 24th day OF November. 1914, for
the inspection of all persons concern
ed therein; and that the Board OF As
SCISSORS will meet on Friday, the goth
day OF November 1914. at 10 O'Clock
A. m, at their office In the City Hall
and will remain in session between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and IL m. on said day.
and during the same hours. for three
successive days thereafter, to hear any
person or persons desiring TO object 10
any assessment so made. and 10 review
and correct the same, IL correction
thereof be found necessary.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Fly Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-iol1 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
FOR CONSTRUCTING W.T.
RlFIED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS

Sealed proposals. will be received at
the Office OF the Department OF Public
Move IL, 1914. at 10 o'clock a M stan
dard time, at which time and mace
they will be opened. for furnishing all
rings and Covers. which viii be fur,
nished by the city. at city yards. and
building and finishing complete, to-
gether with the back hlling, according
TO the plans and specifications on ME
in this office. vitrifed crock later al
sewers in the following described al
leys:
tin. Livernois and Linzee avenues and
alley north OF Herbert.
No. 264S--In alley In block bounded
by Leigh. Harbaugh. Railroad and
No. 264s-In alley in block bounded
by Chene. Grandy. Kirby and Ferry
No ass2-In alley in block bounded
by Montclair. LeMay. Marsh and Ediie
avenues tas shown).
No. 2ss4-In alley In block bounded
by Stair Rieden. Pitt and DIX avenues;
by Parkinson. Martin. Waldo and Park
No. 2sTa-in alleys in blocks bound
ed by Central, Beard, Wabash X. r.,
Lane and Gartner avenues
No. 2674--4n alleys In blocks bounded
by woodmere. Lawndale. Ferndale and
Woodmere avenues.
bounded by Lodge, Parkview, Dwight
Boulevard and Jefferson.
No. 267s-In alley In block bounded
by Leigh, Harbaugh. Thaddeus and
No. 2ss1--In alley in block bounded
by Lumley, Springwells, Michigan and
McGraw avenues.
Each bidder must deposit I'm a sep
arate envelope with his sid a certified
bank check payable TO the order OF
the Department of Public Works OF
hundred dollars $4,000 for each sewer
bid upon. which will be forfeited TO
the Department In case the bidder fam
TO enter into contract within i've days
after the acceptance of his tender. Con-
tracts TO be subject TO the approval OF
the Common Council The bidder whose
tender Is accepted will be required 10
furnish with his contract an approved
bond TO the City OF. Detroit In the full
amount OF the contract, conditioned on
the faithful performance of contract
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds or the proceeds thereof. IL such
Fund Commission according to law.
No bids will be accepted from any
person or Arm who IL in arrears or
default TO the City of Detroit upon
debt. contract. or obligation to said
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work may be had on april
cation to the Secretary.
The Department Of Public Works re.
serves the right TO reject any or all
PPisssPoS GEO. IT, FENKELL
A-1015 commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
N0TlCE--AllEY OPENING
ASSESSMENT!

Notice Of Alley Opening Assessment
Roll No. al. for opening the alley
avenue, Peterson street. and Michigan
Central Railroad Delta spur. where not
already opened. as a public alley,
To John Koziel Jennie Peterson.
cent smiggen, Levi Roberts, samuel I.
Roberts. Jos. Rakowski. Michael Panek.
Peter Matura. Frank Leki. Frank Baio-
s AZ y Hnarew zobsesi. Harrison j. jerks.
Andrew Ponka. Lorenc klanka. Wlad-
islaw Szynssi. John Fekette. Gotliee
weichel. Andrew wardowski Joseph
MSsr;s Joseph ssDsp" Tsnsas o" wiSdiss@
Czopek. Stanislaus Adamczyk, City a
Suburban Homes CO.. M Moratzski
Kllian Brock. Frank Saoecki, John
Mint, William Tursky. John Lorenz,
stanley staron. and TO all other per-
sons owning. occupying, or otherwise
interested In any OF the lots and prem.
ises included in the foiiowing district
Wayne County. Michigan, to-wit:
Lots IL TO So. bots inclusive. Peter
sons sub. OF a part OF p. G; No. IL. .
The Common Council OF the City of
Detroit having liked and determined
that said district. herein above de.
scribed is benefited by the opening OF
the alley between Home street, West
Michigan Central Railroad Delta spur,
where not already opened, as public
alley, and having resolved that s255.o6
az the DAMAGES awarded by n verdict of
n fury In the Recorders Court OF the
CITY OF Detroit. in pursuance OF pro-
ceedtngs under the provisions Of Act
I24 OF the Public Acts OF 1883, as
amended be assessed upon the owners
and occupants of the taxable real es-
tate included in said district In proper
tion as near as may be. TO the ad-
vantage which each lot or parcel Is
dee med 20 acquire by such opening.
Notice Is hereby given. that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises included In said
district and liable TO be assessed upon
of said public act. and that a roll of
said assessnient In now completed. and
will remain at the Assessors office. In
.the City OF Detroit. for twelve days
from the date OF the FIRST publication
~ this notice: that Is. from the date
hereof until the cath day Of Novem-
her. 1914. for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein; and that the
BOARD OF Assessors will meet on Fri
day. the Goth day OF November. 1914. at
10 o'clock n m. at their office In the
CITY Hall and will remain In session
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and
10 m. on said day. and during the same
hours. for three successive avs there
after, to hear any person or persons
to object TO any assessment
so made. and 10 review and correct the
same II correction thereof be found
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth.
A-1oi2 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
MIDWEST CHAMPS
TO PLAY HERALDS

Having defeated the best indepen-
dent football elevens In Ohio by large
scores and easily whipping the Flint
Independents. champions OF the Mich
igan league, the Heralds were forced
TO go to Illinois for the team which
seems to have the best claim to the
middlewest title for next Sunday 3
game at Packard park.
In booking the North-Ends as mid
west champions, Coach Marshall has
taken the judgment OF every Chicago
newspaper. For four years the Evans
ton club has held the undisputed title
OF the Chicago Football league. heavy
weight division. This season they
defeated the Friars, Of Fort Wayne.
long touted as the best club In In
diana. One this showing they claim
superiority over any team in this
section. They have two backs who
are without equal in the game. Jonn-
son and Haverton. Capt Johnson.
who will be at quarterback Sunday,
Is declared by Walter Eckersall, to
be the greatest kicker in the country.
Walter Eckersall, who IL Walter
Camps selection as quarterback for
an alltime eleven, win referee the
game at Packard park. Sunday. with
Dusty" Lane umpiring. This as
sures the best officiating ever seen
In an Independent game here.
In order to accommodate the large
crowd which he anticipates. Manager
Coach Marshall has arranged for adj
ditional seating at Packard park.
The game will start at 2:30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
THEY'D ALL like
PLANK and BENDER

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. l3.--It
doesn't look as II Connie Mack would
be able to realize his wish and give
Eddie Plank and Chief Bender their
unconditional release, for several
american league clubs have refused
to waive on one or both OF these
twirlers.
Branch Hickey. OF st. Louis, has in
formed Mack that he would bid as
high as anyone In the league for
Bender. and Frank Farrell, OF the
New York Americans would also like
TO have the Indian. Detroit, IL Is
said. would be glad to have either
pitcher or both. IL was announced
that Cleveland wanted both pitchers.
but Charley Somers denies this. The
Cleveland magnate says he is tired or
hiring high-priced ball players; that
the Maps can finish just as well on
the bottom with players that don't
cost so much money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
NmE OLD STORY
They ALL WEAR OUT
BY HAL SHERIDAN


Mines haven't changed and the old
nj1pg that they don't come back
my
n d meeting Freddie Welsh. the light.
eight champion. here recently, Ad
xo1gast wanted to satisfy that gnaw-
20 ambition to crawl back as a cham
Ioh He wasn't there by a mile.
Xolsh couldn't put him out and the
hit was stopped In the eighth round
oCause Referee Roche declared Ad
"a broken a bone In his forearm
hen walloping Freddie's skull, but
Yo1gast never threatened Welsh.
Wolgast looked strong and husky.
- Was Drowned by. the sun and car
IA the healthy flush of outdoor liv-
- into the ring with him. He look
- good, but the strength oozed away
y the fight progressed and Welsh
\ confident he would have given the
inner champion the X. o. had the
NIT gone another round
+ m the same old story. These
|ozuan machines will go Just so long
~ then they begin to burn out. When
ut starts new boy comes along
"a puts over a crusher. Then comes
period of inaction: putting on OF
|(tle fat; reviving OF the old ambish;
mining to get back into shape. few
nv bouts and the old champion
links be Is back The old spark
D gone. however. The energy boilers
ove caved in. It's simply all over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-13
Reitz Meets Tragic Death In
Cifu Where He First Pldued

much attention by his work at Roches-
ter. and was taken on by Baltimore.
where he became a fixture In the
hustling Oriole team. Henry played
four years at Baltimore; then his all
round speed seemed TO fail and he
was soon forced from the game. In
those days players didn't get such
salaries az now, nor did they save
much Reitz, returning to Chicago.
resumed his life Just where he left of
to play ball, going back TO the ma.
chine shop where he worked when a
semi-pro. Rcitz's brief stay In Cali
fornia enchanted him with that coun-
try, and he often declared his inten-
ton OF some day going to the coast TO
remain for the balance OF his life.
He finally got the chance, went 10
Sacramento, and met HIS death IN the
very city where he first played pro.
fcssiCual halli