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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
¨mtmS.

Sronmoobtn Smom. Sion Gmonf.
antb. Raniauisfeurofunnan fofous
pibetddn feurafunnan firfosia fun.
nuntoina beImituun 8 pnd 1914 al.
foen feIo 2 ipp., iosTo fofoufTesIo
tuloon Reinstatement foiffio len
funtoa fosfetpio ofioito.
Roiffien idienten IdsndoIo tudIhd
m6t6n.
Sronmoob, Did. Aluminium IA
p:nd 1914.
Wm. Wdft, Oscar SocobTon,
eRmieS. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
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Sronwoob, Wicb.

- Nappten pboistb8 pitt fofouf.
fen5a tpiime maanontoina ruotfoloi
fen Ieurofunnan postorin g. 6. Wu
ionin fansIiasia, iosia tesfusteltiin
Ieurafuntoboitoa foSfemiSta oiiotS.
ia. prefibenttind pbbistptiesId on
MT entinen iparoprefibentti pastori
Wiliou, iofa toimi bdneIe tuli past
Eurnerin fuoltua, iofo oil pbbistpf.
fen enfimmdinen preiibentti. Giriuri
ma toimit postori u. Seolp. 3ofoue
altoi Flo 4 ip., ionta idlfeen pastor
WtlTon fuiiui oIaoottaneita polmiS
tamaueen iuauiTeue, ioeIa aifa fes'
fusteuesia festi Flo h8 ITALIA. SIaa
ottaiia oil IL pappia, ioista 3 fuo'
maIdiSta, MIN. pastorit . Wuor
nos, u. 9aapanen ia SO 70. DiIen
Seuraapa fofous pibetddn pastor
u. SeaInn fansItaSIa emf FUN 2 p,
flo 4 ip.
9p5mieben paitalinen firieenpaib
taia on ndbnpt bpipdffi 10 porifin
fertaa tebbd imaa tdstd ,toipaan
luotIien uutoSta1. We naStaamme
Riben, ettd meiqd popeiaa ON oifeus
mp1s idrieStpd nitnfuin muiqafin
tp1ldiiQd. Weild on muistafin
ofoisia fesfusieIemista fuin ainoos
taan Iofosta ia paIfaSta/
The Sinnisb go-operatiue
Grabbing Go:u enfimdinen muoRto
fouS pioettiin paloce booIiIa; Sron.
moobisia. Wicb. I. E. IL p. 2oeous
oil ilmotettu aIfamatf Flo 9 ap. pu.
b%eeniobtoia Sobn 2ustaa Abonen
atpot ~fofoufien miraliIesti, 5eIos
taen mitd tortoitmsta iparten fofous
oil totoon futimttu fefd iamoIa Ie
lostaa ofuusfoupan tarfoiusta.
poptdfiriuri Iuft foifti e~beuisien
oiuustunnan Ia iobtofunnan fofous.
ten p~5ptdfiriat ioita oil olut faifti
oon ieitiemdn ia ne faifti bppaf
ipttiin.
Sobn WorttiIa pitt pubeen feIos.
toen miien 8ronbmoobin, Dts. iuo.
moIotiet moontpilieIiidt oIipoi oIuus.
toupan ppstpttdneet. ia feboiHaen
meitd tpaon iotfomoan toimintaom.
me eteenpdtn toaten ettd menesipmme
pritpfiesidmme Jos meiad moon on
innosmsto. u. Wottfon tell ieIostut.
fen Iiitfeen tiIosto tdbdn pdipddn
Iufiesio IA fe fuuIuu:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
Suomputus furmareiae. sadl

la Or perustettu erds pbuD, iofa at.
foo nebdt,dd fonnot plDs ia pub.
oistaa maata ia iaapuu mainiun
pbti6n afiamies Sronpoobin Totpn
ibipin Eonn haaIiue Iauantaina tam.
NIT. 81 p, Flo 2 Ieliitdmddn pbti1n tot
'nintaa. Sos teild on fantoia maaI
anne io.baIuatie ne pebdttdd DlDs,
'iiu iImoiitataa posiifortiIa oIoit
teeua:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
Saiffafnmmalta.
:. 9be 1imnib 60 pperattpe

Grabbing Gompanian i%obtotunna,
fofoufIesia I. {. II pnd toimittit'
mmr. 5euraamao: Tuli malittanati
uirtafunia tdue muooele ia Tiibe'
tuIiipat malituitfi feuroamat iobto
fnnuon idfenet: pubeeniobtaiat'
Sobn Morttila, Observation-Disclosures
aIIfreb 2aartinen, p6ptdfiriuritf
NicboIos Wah5on. marop6ntdtiriu-
ritIi Dictor Ealo, robaStonboitoiatIi
elias 2uoma ia rabastonfiriurifii
Gamer u. 9arfu. 2oput iobtotun
naSta opat Sobn 2ansas, Sobn
auufisto ia auSti 2olu.
pddtettiin ettd teboddn ~tottpioret.
fid niille paiftafunniae ioisia arpel
Ioan faatatpan oIaffeita mppbptfi.
ia Iitd aiietta toteuttamaan molittiin
f~olmibenfinen fomttea. ia fiben tuli
pat malitutF Sobu MarttiIa. alfreb
&aartinen ia Dictor TaIo.
padtettiin ettd moobitapn faittien
aFamteSten paloutta fuittifir.
jana ieuraamaan iobtofunnan To-
fomtIeen, iouotn ne taaS luomute
taan Ieuaifiue benfiI1iue tuten iobto'
funta bpmdffi udfee.
Qnn Ell piime muofifofomtfen tilt
entarfastaiat oqeet mpineet, ionfun
iuntemattoman ippn tdbben, tilien
torfastustaan Iopettaa tdbdn Toto
uf}een, Min fofous oil pafoitettu idt'
tdmddn I~opuuinen tilitps i%euraapaan
fotomfIeen.
ResfuSteItiin fifteen altamtiesia.
ia Fun miime oiuusfunnan fofons
oil iobtofunnan epdstdnpt Iiitfeen
ALBANIAN, niin pddtetttin ettd malt
toan wdliaitoinen ltitfeenbottaia, 10
Ia ttebusteIee parbaimmilto liiteftr
moiIta ioifa tdfitteIee milioo, niiben
bintoia .. M. WdIioifaiiefi Fifteen
Loitoioff tpalhtiin V.cbcIas Watt
ION Ia bdneae Aannettitn otteuS lite
teen nimesld pudolenan pddtbffen
nufaan toimia tdmdn ia ieuraapan
fofouffen tpdIisid. pddtettttn ettd
stetaan ia tiIataon fitte ponnunlas
iattatfn miIiao, futen t~auroia, mats
la, iauboia ia m%ibbIinsfid, mutto
enfn banfitoan tiIuuffia, ettd tieoe
tddn etutdteen palionto tormtfoan
alata. Spmid toiwetta funlut 10 ole
man tamaran faupaff faanniSto
hsn ne tpann tilotdan.
Geurootpa fofouS pddiettitn pitdd
belmif. 2 p. flo IL pdiwdud
E'cboIos Watfon,
p1ptdtiriurt.
Nrtpptsaita @uernfep robuu
poFfoita mpptdwdnd farmorter
bInnoiua Jos Ostetaan beH. Rpfp'
tdd Idbemmin.
WopIe 6iu Dairp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22

~ SJSN POcVONt
fiad $95.O 90.
Menoia on ouut tdbdn Iutiesio
feuraamaSt:
Sddni6ien teto Ia lailliStuttaminer
on tulIut mafiamaan faifeiaar
$14 20; firioien ostoon 81 20; oia'
fepnpereibin ia leimaiimeen $l6.75
i%Imotnfieen $120; fddnt1 ttrioien
painos $50 so; iImoitufiiin s. u
9ariun fautta IS 90; tpDpalffioto
mofiettu " Woiionile $l8 80; Ylets'
menot sos. 80; iddnrDs $3.50,
Warmoia Iupouffia $525.OO cpd
marmoia Iupauffia $4,000 pbteen
Id lupauffien ia raboin fansio
1875 10. Tdmd ieIoetus bppdf'pt
tin. ELLEN torfostaiiff waIittiiu
Manuel !6elli. Ginar Gosiana ia
Dictor SobnIon.
Seuraama tebtdwd oil marinaiien
iobto funnon maliiieminen: 1:ffi ma
littitn folme i%obtofunnan idientG
folmeffi nuotta ia ebboffaino pIimai
@ltas Xuoma, Sacf NorttiIa. Sobn
&anaas. s. g.. Mboner, WIfreb Raar
tinen. Goper u. 9oriu ia Nicb. Matt
ion. Walitutii tulimot Clos 2Momo
Is ddnelld. Sobu Wtorttila Ia DID,
nead ia Sober u. 9ariu IL ddnelld.
Nditten mirfa. aifa festdd t~oiIeen
maonantaibin tammif. 1917 2:tfi
malitttin folme iobtafunnan idientd
fabbeff pmobeffi ia ebboffaina oil
pat N'cf. Wattfon, Socf auufisto,
Mlfreb 2aartinen. Mbram Nbramion,
Sobn 2ansas, german !6oriu, s. g.
Mhonen ia 2usti Mdfi. @alitutii
tuliwot Nicn. Wattion 10 ddnelld,
Sobn 2onsaS Ia ddneIld ia Mlfreb
2aartinen 10 Gdnelld. Nditten mirfa.
aifa feStdd toileen moanontaibin
tammif. 1916. 3:tIi moIittiin foIme
iabtofunnan idIenid pbbetfi muooetIi
ia ebbottaina olipat 2usti 2alu,
5ocf auuTisto, 2oue Slminen, Wes'
ter Cunt, 2usti Wtdfi, Dictor 9alo,
5. &. Nbonen ia Mbram Nbramion.
Walitufii tuIiwat Dictor EaIo 16
ddnead. s. 2umisto IL ddnend ia
2usti 2olu 10 ddnelld. Nditten mir.
fd oifa festdd %toiIeen maanantainin
tammif. 1915. Wao lintarfostoiina
toimimat Ginar Tosiama ia Senrp
R,Stu.
Waroidienifft iobtofuntaan tpalittiin
MleI Mbo 10 ddneIId ia &. g. Mbo.
nen IL ddnelld. Gnfi muoFtofoufien
tilintarfastoiifii paIittiin 2aIle SImi.
men ia s. &. Abonen.
2eSfuSteltiin iosfo annetoan job.
tofunnaIle oifeuS alfoa iefemddn
Iiifettd fiqd raballa iofa on panfisfo
ia ie bpmdtipttiin.
Siiffeenboitaian paifan otponai'
ieffi iuIistominen ia mum liitfeen
lopuIIiIesti alfominen idtettiin iobto
funnan poInonnan oloiiefF. Sra
bostonboitoi oIta pddtettiin ipootio
S. 900 90 iofaus (Suretp Bomb ia
liiffeenboitoiolta $4,000 90 tafaus
(Suretp 9orb).
SimuiddniDien toi5en Iutpun 1 pp'
fdIddn Iifdttiin iana "postitortillo"
iImOtettunoffi iofenistblIe fotoufIien
Pilot. Nelidnnen Iumun 2 pptdld
bnl6ttiin fofonaan.
Nli fesfuSteltamana naItafirioIIo
ddnestdminen tpaan ie bpldttiin
ippstd FUN fe faiiottiin Ell iopimotii
oiuustoimtntaan rdbben.
2ofouffen pddtDs oil ttd idst' ebes
tuuaon otto moan pl6s faiftien TO.
foutIeeu oiaoottaneitten nimet.
proienttipolffiota afiamiebiue ei
tuIla tdst'ebeS pdin antamoon moan
paltitaan muuten miten iobtofunta
bpmdfR ndfee.
Gniimmdinen rpariinainen iobto.
tunnan fotouS pddtettiin pitda /. T.
II p. 1914 flo 2 /. PIP. NtoIemmot
iobtofunnat tuIifi Qua iaapunilIa.
aeriomus wuofitofoufiesta pddtet
tim iuIoista aIuttoiosia, pdipdIeb
besfd Ia Eubmiebesid, fetd muffin
lebbet toimotaan ottoman idmdn
palStoileen.
WcboIas Wation,
pXntSp;~;.-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
Hippifoulit ilmuttuS.

HippifouIu alfaa port Nrtburin
Ont. San f, iuomaIoiien feurotunnan
firtosIa maonantoiua maalisf. 80
p. feqo 10 oam. ia pddttpp pS8F.
dtspdindnd. aaiffi r~ippifouIuun
baluapot otpat termetuIemaan, poit.
Il iumolanfieltaidt. iotto SumaIan
piltfononIo pitdmdt.
.Wuista euoiooF nuoruubesfas,
ennen fun pobot pditpdt tuIemat, ia
wuobet ldbesipm6t, iouoin oIet IA.
nono: ~ei ne minuIe felpoo."
Saarn. IL: 1.
%. Wuori.
262 aDiITon Il.
port alribur, Ont. Gonobo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-22
Sairaita
jalleen otan vastaan entiseen ia
pam.
Mrs. X. LempeR.
236 Aurora st.

Ybteenid $l4 10
OIemme tortosfoneet ndmd tilt 10
buomanneet oifetff. Qofo iummo
pbteen Iostettuna $40 40.
German 6ariu, Gamer u. 6oriu.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-10-16


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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-10-16

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-10-16

lAtAsAdNNtsf NNf very Vomf,cte Sl,rinK
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
CODEI0Ck VOTE IS !
PERSONAL TRIBUTE
Alpena Citizens Elect Him May
or Over Strong Opposition
In Hottest Campaign

ALPENA. Mich. April S.--(Spe-
cial. THE election OF William A.
Comstock a. mayor In one of the hard.
est fought campaigns in Alpena's his
tory. was splendid personal victory
for the successful candidate. The
Issue In Alpena was a user clause
which Mr.. Comstock Insisted upon in
q franchise for the Boyne City, Gay
lord q Alpena railway. For this po-
sition he was viciously attacked. the
opposition newspaper bringing an
eleventh-hour charge that Mr.. Com.
stock had meddled in Washington In
the matter OF the postoffice appoint.
ment for this city, which charge his
friends were able to completely dis
prove BY dispatches from Washing
TOM
The vote for Mr.. Comstock was a
tribute Of his fellow-citizens to his SUI
perior qualities as citizen, and q
testimonial Of their esteem and OF
their great faith In him.
Mr.. Comstock has served his state
az regent OF the university, Is a pro-
gressive Democrat, a staunch sup
porter OF principle and was an orig
inal Wilson man. He Is being round
" congratulated on all sides upon the
outcome Of the contest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
DIVORCE GRANTED
HUSBAND REVOKED
Court Quickly Annuls Decree Az.
ter Hearing Wife's Story
Of Cruelty

Joseph Pachy has lost the divorce
he gained with SO much trouble and
at 30 much expense but q few short
weeks ago. At the time Of the hear
ing he told terrible tale of his wife's
cruelty. and posed as model Of
gentleness and consideration. Judge
Lacy found out where his wife was
living In Cleveland and sent for her.
She appeared, Tuesday, and the hus.
band was called In. The case was re-
opened, and Mrs. Pachy told story.
substantiated by her daughter and Q
former neighbor, that made her al
legged acts Of cruelty sound like the
acts Of an infant a. compared to the
conduct of Mr.. Pachy.
She declared he had thrown stones
at her when she went to church.
beaten her, pulled out handfuls OF
hair, choked her, threatened to shoot
her; had q habit OF clipping out
stories from newspapers telling OF
wife-siayings and giving them to her
with the remark that that was what
she was coming to; kicked her and
scratched her, etc. The original de-
cree was revoked and the husbands
petition for divorce denied.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08

cent invention. has been taken up
BY the majority Of the teams. and
teaching players how to slide without
hurting themselves> has become one
Of the most important parts Of spring
training.
Another adjunct to spring training
r. handball, which has been found
remarkably auccessful In keeping up
the interest OF the men. At 0ulfport,
jennings built three 6ns courts. and
even AFTER hard practice seusions the
players STRUGGLED through half Z
dozen games Of hAndhaIl. The New
York Giants and the CHICAGO white
Sox have used handball for several
years. Her1og intsoauoo1 q into the
Reds camp this spring, building two
courts at A)o1nn1rlA.
Many 6 tAo <Dl6Soes aso WA over
eolf. and NJ - lAeo nnananors en-
courage their golfors on1 hunt trim
ing quarters Win oul1 eroon6o Within
reach. 4 f0llow who prnc11ooo bose.
ball two hours n the seeming ma
two IN TIE ofternooo, th6n piSys az
holes Of golf before dinner Il likeIy
70 be in pretty good condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
FRESHMAN DYING
AFTER COLLEGE SCRAP

CLEVELAND. O., April S.--Whils
Ralph @. Kreighbaum. ~ son of q
wealthy New Berlin. o.. manufacture
er. and Western Reserve university
freshman. lay perhaps dying In Huron
Road hospital today, detectives were
investigating circumstances surround
ing injuries sustained by Kreighbaum,
Companions who carried the boy To
the hospital said he was run down by
an interurban car In the downtown
district. He was suffering fractur.
ed skull and bruises. According to
detectives who are unable to find Wit.
nesses to the accident Kreighbaum
and his classmates started out to
break up a secret sophomore banquet
at downtown hotel. His compan.
ions deny the freshman was injured
III an encounter with the sophom0res
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
ALABAMA DELEGATION
ALTERED BY ELECTION

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April S.--Prac
tically complete returns In the pri
mary elections today showed that the
states delegation will be materially
altered in the next congress. Under
wood will move to the senate. His
successor IN the house has not been
determined ana run on" election
win be necessary. George w. TAy'
lor, % the frSt district. was retired
Oscar l. Gray, obtaining the nomina
ticn. Hugh Dent, Of the second dis
trict: Henry d. Clayton, Of the third
Fred L. Blackmon, Of the fourth: ].
Thomas Helm, Of the NTH, and John
L. Burnett. Of the sixth. were all re.
turned. Contests were close In all
districts except Helms. In the sew
enth, william b. Oliver defeated VIII
Ham b. Bankhead, Son Of the senator.
I ntho eighth. q. b. Almond, speaker
OF the house, and w. w. Callahan,
WIN participate IN . second primary
Tor the seat OF the late Rep. Richard
son. Abeecrombie. present congress
man 1t large, wa sre-eleCted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
CRUCIFY
JEWISH GIRL
Outrage SURPRISES in Cruelty
Anything Previously Report
ed-Guilty Escape

BERLIN, April s.--One OF the most
revolving crimes IN the dark history
OF Russia was reported here today In
q special dispatch from st. Petersburg,
telling CT three Russian youths having
outraged and then crucifed the daugh-
ter OF poor Jewish fisherman In STAY
rapol ON the v0lga.
After outraging the young girl. the
dispatch declares, the three youths
dragged her to q cemetery where they
nailed her to cross above one Of the
graves. Nails we're driven through
her hands and feet and even through
her eyes. The three slayers were ar
rested. but their friends In the town
released them and they escaped, 1t is
asserted. y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
TAXICAB ROBBERS ARE
BUSY IN PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April S.-Three
taxicab robbers were sought by the
police OF this city today. following an
extended raid In the east end in
which two stores were entered. two
pedestrians held up, and one automo.
bile party stopped and robbed.
The trio had the taxi sent to a
lonely vpot on the outskirts of the
city and there bound Thomas Kane,
the chauffeur. and took possession OF
It. On . wild tour of two hours and
at the point Of revolvers, they robbed
the drug store Of william B. Callahan,
held up and robbed Philip Miller. OF
Williamsburg. and an automobile party
Of $50 and valuables. and stopped two
pedestrians at Larimer-ave. and
Broad-st.. and took their money,
watches and rings.
They also entered the drug store of
w. w. Welsh, In Liberty-ave., but re.
treated because Of the formidable
force Of clerks. Finally they took
Kane's money and watch, bound him
tightly. plsced him inside the cab and
abandoned II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
UNIONS READY FOR
+ BATTLE WITH JOHN d.

I NEW YORK. April S.--Union labor
is willing to fight John d. Rockefel.
ler'e millions ut any time. Ernst
Bohm. secretary of the Central Fed.
Grated union, said here today. His
statement was provoked by Rookie.
feller's testimony at Washington In
which the oil kings son declared his
father WAS willing to spend his $34.-
100000 investments In Colorado coal
mines TO maintain an open field for
laborers.
I'VE are going to maintain the
labor unions" said Bohm. mo matter
how many millions of dollars Mr..
Rockefeller and those associated with
hin spend In trying to destroy them.
Money is q powerful weapon, but 1t Ii
not omnipotent."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08

last decade. The work OF prsparing
major league teams for the pennant
races has become more and more I'm
portant.
AZ Macon the Boston Braves had
one Of the most perfect establish
ments for training In the land; m
entire noor Of Z magnificent hotel was
Get aside - training quarters. There
were half dozen shower baths, won
derfully equipped rubbing tables, with
. trainer and rubber always In
charge. hot rooms, lounging rooms, q
card and reading room, and . meet
ing room.
At Gslfport, Detroit had masnin-
cent bathing and training facilities
right at the grounds. Detroit perhaps
has Tone further than the other
teams. Jennings has bio daily lee
lures and discuaaions for the benefit
Of the younssters. He has his "a.
vieofy board. composed Of Jim Nc
CURE, Burke and HAIRY Tuthill, the
|tSDln0& ~ ~ NJ ~, ~ ~. Y X h.
ne 6lJ1lne % 5 eomposotiysls j..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
UNIVERSITY WOULD
QUIET HAZING SCANDAL

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April S.-The
authorities Of Purdue university were
active today In their attempts to quiet
the hazing scandal made public prop
erty by the suit for $1,000, filed by
Miss Mabel Rogers, Of Shoals, Ind.
Faculty representatives have seen the
seven senior girls named In the suit,
and several of them have signifed
willingness to remunerate Miss Rog-
ers for injuries alleged.
Miss Rogers charged that her cloth
ing was torn OF that ahe was made to
lie down. before the girls, and that her
BREAST nehk. head sand ~hnck Z were
painted with red ink. Mucilage was
poured down her back. Her eye-sight
was impaired, she said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
Approaching Festival Empha
sizes Desire for Flowers To
Make 1t Appropriate
SELECTIONS MORE
VARIED THAN EVER
Detroit Florists Complete Prep
arations TO Give Prompt and
Efficient Service

When the somber bronze Of winter
scenes have been turned into q glori
Gus renewal and the golden rays OF
the sun proclaim the coming of Easter
peoples minds naturally turn to now
ers. The EasterSl lily and other now
ers will always be In striking de-
mand. for the festival would seem In
complete without them.
Complete collections OF flowers are
kept by the florists who are repre-
scented ON this page today. The Sc
lections will satisfy every taste and
the prices will At every pocketboOk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-08
UlIPIRES SHOULD BE MADE
TO TRAIN in SPRING BUSH

the umpires might be shifted after
every series or 10.
"A plan Of this sort wonld be OF ben
eft to everybody concerned. II would
assure good umpiring when the league
season began because tho Ofncials
would have had = chance to look ut
big league pitching and base running
for several weeks and II would give
the players on the trip much more sat
isfaction and confidence. No man can
be at his best when he lacks conf
dence In the umpires."