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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Shells Damage
Historic Castle
CONTAINS THE "sEAT OF DANTE"
AND VALUABLE ART
TREASURES.
nv AssocIn,.d Press.l

ROME. July lathe Castle Of
Dunno set on FIRE during the lombard
ment OF Monfalcons, near Triest. by
the Itlians. was most interesting sur
vival OF medieval tines. Situated on
cliff rising sheer from the sea. It was
constructed in the fifteenth century.
Italians have sentimental interest
in the fortress. as Dante was a guest
there after his exile from Florence.
tradition showing even at the present
day. Seat of Dante where he used
to sit for hours contemplating the
Divine smile OF the Adria." II now
belongs TO the Princes OF Hohenlohr.
OF the Dunno branch and was some
years ago sumptuousy furnished and
contained several works OF art Of great
value. Victor Hugo in his "Toilers o.
the Sea" pictures franklin as studying
the phenomena OF the electric sprak at
Dunno
Although set on fire through the
fortunes OF war, it Is hoped that the
castle is really not much damaged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Wright May Serve
on Board Of Experts

Z NEW YORK, July 14.-Orville
Wright, who was among those sug'
gested to Secretary Daniels as posi-
BILE members Of proposed civilian ad'
vtsory board Of inventors and techni'
cal experts was quoted here as say
ing that he would accept membership
# invited He said he had not Re
ceived such an invitation.
THE board will undoubtedly be D
good things II members will stick to
advisory functions and not try to
ooverstep it." said Mr.. Wright. The
Officers Of the army and navy are very
efficient and some are wonderful en-.
gfneers. There is no doubt they know
what they are doing do not think
an outsider nould tell them what they
should c il how they should do It,
THE NC proposed board should be
confncf . suggestion"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Sweden Welcomes
Return Of Queen

STOCKHOLM. July 1.-THE news
that the Queen of Sweden is return.
Ing from her long visit to Germany,
is received with enthusiastic approval
By the newspapers. The press has fire.
ouently criticised sharply her presence
in a beIligerent country at this time.
The queen has been at Karlsruhe
visiting her mother. the Dowager
Grand Duchess OF Baden. Her return
has been delayed by the serious Illness
OF her grandson, Prince Leunart-
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gerations Of victory and for an intellt
gent anticipation of events are quite
as reliable as our own. It is more
necessary to make this clear, as We
have several times made much OF in
accuracy in the German reports OF
military operations. Imperial Ameri.
can opinion ranks the truthfulness OF
German reports OF land operations
above our own. To many Englishmen.
lack OF frankness in reports is the
most discourag ing thing in the war"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Husband s Death
ProstGates Wife

HUNTINGTON. July 14.-With her
household goods all packed and wait
ing only for word from her husband
to move TO Urhana, Ohio. where he
was engaged in driving an automobile
in hack line from rrbana 10 Spring.
field, o., Mrs. Ora Wise. 1860 Jackson
avenue, was prostrated yesterday
morning when she received a telegram
from Crbana stating that her husband.
Henry A. Wise. formerly owner of :.
meat market in this city. had been kill
ed there Sunday wehn his machine
was struck by Big Four passenger
train.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Ashes Of Famous
Composer Honored

PARIS. July 14.-With impressive
the ashes of Capt Claude
Joseph Rouget DeLisle. composer OF
the Marseules. were placed today IN
the hotel Des InyaIides. Thousands
stood with heads uncovered as the
coffin upon a gun carriage OF Revolu.
tionary period passed under the Arc
De Triomphe across the Alexander
bridge to the EsPlanade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Italian ReSerVists
Leave West Virginia

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July IA
Mine managers here estimate that sew.
eral thousand Italian reservists have
left the Kanawha coal country during
the past month to join their regiments
In italy. Many Of them are trained
mechanics, including electricians and
linemen. They usually leave in
squads of Q dozen or more. coming
first to Charleston from the mining
towns in this region.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
Fatal Crash Between
Auto and Freight
Az AssocLatea Press.l

Salisbury. Pa. July 14.-Joseph
Pratt was instantly killed and Jacob
Shaf1er and Charles Shaifer were Ser!'
ously injured when the auto in which
they were riding near here today was
demolished by freight train.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-14
War Reports From
Germany Accurate
fRy Associated Pr.ssN

LONDON. July l4.-"0ne OF our
principal assets in the war was our
power to tell the exact truth from
day to day about military operation.
This asset has been lost" so says the
Manchester Guardian today under
heading OF THE War IN Flanders by
a Student OF the War" The writer
adds:
The German reports when allow
ances are made for occasional exag-
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Miss Eulah Taylor. OF Gassaway,
who has been the guest Of Miss Eliza.
beth Lloyd for some time. left this at.
ternoon for Fairmont, wher she will
reside with relatives.-Elkins Inter.
Mountain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20

The task 81 rvNN1
dow nand publishing, FRANKIE ynchsrs as%& s3822
The rest Of the world expects nothing less than that
No half hearted attempt to get and punish the Hnch
will satisfy the peoples demand for justice and right
To man more than to any other do the peoples
America look to exert every of his zeal and strength
time effort apprehend and punish the sayers Of
Frank. 8sxX
That man is Nat F. Harris present governor Of Geory1a
Men who would do this sort of thing the
that would kill women and children and murder men from
hind fence declared exGov. Sayton, just after bsn9
that the be had saved from the galows while govenc&
Georgia had been brutally done to death by mob
That thought is in millions of minds today Con
Harris f ~g ssgs5sTSSS'
Fair-mnded Georgians think the so s ssfs3E
You it to them, to the world to all that is honest ~
just to bend effort to that not single guilty
Cape be he actual yncher, official in the prison farm
still higher up. IS VNs
Make the weight Of hand more powerful than at
of the mob and its friends S% "a
The of the world isn't going watch your sheriff ma
your deputies and your constabes You will be the tn
world will keep eye %}
these ynchers 60 unpublished through any fault Of
because have not made the effort
to find and punish them Es
Then, and only then, will the world brand you mM1
unfit govern decent people in civilized lawabiding and
justice loving nation. M
1t is clearly up to you, Governor Harris %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1918. by ]. @. Lloyd.
Peter Rahhif WAS hOnninR an

Copyright. 1915. by J. @. Lloyd.
Peter Rabbit was hopping and
skipping on his way to the Old
Orchard to call on his old friend,
Johnny Chuck. Peter was feeling
in the very best of spirits and every
once In while, Just by way Of show
ing how good he did feel, he would
jump up In the air as high as he
could and kick his heels together.
Now Peter 10 sometimes little care
less and does not always look to see
where he IL going. and this Is how
II happened that after one OF those
big jumps he landed on the tail Of
little Mr.. Garter Snake.
Very fortunately for little Mr.
Garter Snake II was only the tip Of
bis tail that Peter landed on. but
even then II wasn't at all pleasant to
have such thing happen. Little
Mr.. Garter Snake pulled his tail out
from under Peters feet and coiled
himself up. Then he dsrted out his
tongue ut Peter In that impudent
way Of his and Missed angrily.
why don't you look at see what
you are doing?" ne Kissed.
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c.ared In q somewhat milder tone.
Peter chuckled. sitting ON e ~
better than having 1t stepped On. B
guess" said he, -and ri rememhee
that the next time I get envy1ne
somebody with . longer tail Hut
truly, Mr.. Garter Snake, I am sorry
1 stepped on yours and I hope y0o|
will excuse me-"
IL will on one condition" replied
Mr.. Garter Snake, sparkle which
was not anger. coming into his eyees
what is THAR" demanded Peter.
THAT you'll let me join the Quad.
4les. VIII your" returned little Mr..
Garter Snake. 81
Peter was so surprised that 10
didn't know what to say. He Just
sat and stared stupidity at little M.
Garter Snake. He hadn't been -
surprised since Sammy Jay had
asked to join the band. The truth
Is Peter didn't see how Mr.. Garter
Snake could be a member, but ~
didn't like to tell him SO.
Next Story: Peter Rabbit an0
Johnny Chuck Consider.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
SOUTHWEST
|. IS BOOSTED
BY EDITOR
Resources Unlimited,
Declares Willard E.
Holt
EX-MICHIGAN
MAN VISITS HERE
New MexicO's Boost
Master General" Tells
of Big Projects

"The greater southwest In certain
ly coming into her own" says VIII
lard q. Holt. former president OF
the Michigan Postmasters' ass0cia-
ton and for many years a Michigan
editor, publishing newspaper In
Bellevue, but now secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce ~ Deming,
N. NJ. and officially known as the
"Boostmaster-generaP Of New Mex.
leo.
"The forty-seventh state to put
It's star on the flag. is a great, grand
commonwealth with resources abso-
lutely unlimited and climate unsur-
passd in tn world" said Mr.. Holt.
who is visiting in Detroit.
I'VE are Just now developing won
derful agricultural possibilities by
tapping the underground rivers and
by the aid of powerful pumps sup
plying cheap water to the thirsty
soil that will produce anything under
the sun. The valley surrounding
Deming has the distinction of being
a world leader In this respect.
THE cooperative community
spirit of the southwest is truly mar
velous Just a concrete instance:
The entire county OF which Deming
is the county seat voted a short time
ago to establish county high
school. entailing a perpetual tax OF
two mills on the dollar on all tax
able property In the county. and Al
though there was no registration
and no sex distinction. there were
only two negative votes cast In the
county. New Mexico claims this as
a world record.
Then, you know. we are building
in Elephant Butte the largest recla-
nation dam In the world. A lake As
miles long. IL miles wide and nearly
200 feet deep at the outlet will be
impounded by this stupendous piece
Of engineering.
81 am dad to see Detroit's splen
did progress and growth" continued
the boosting secretary of the sun.
shine state" "and I am gratified
more than I can express to see that
the Schermerhorn ideal Of a newspa-
per making Is being realized after a
decade and a half Of strenuous but
never-fiagging zeal and TOLL
Mr.. Holt is accompanied by H. b.
Reames, former well-known Mich
igan banker. who Is now a promi-
nent business man of Deming. They
will spend several days In the city.
Ralph c. Ely. who shared a mod
est law office In the Majestic build
ing In Detroit with Congressman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
Deaths.

Maivina Holxman. .s3i Lyman-pl..
one year. cholera infantum; George
Washington Lewis. 2s+ Wiiiie-ave
east. I'VE months. bronchitis; Lucia
Zoitowski. SAT Hendrie. ave-; 20 years,
kowski. sT5 Piquette-ave.. nine
months. summer diarrhoca; Thomas
Flaika. 1894 JeKerson-ave. west. 81
years. phthisis pulmona1ts; Josephine
oailfuss. 4os Dubois,st.. 7S years,
s sssSs' Free e i' Sc:p iSi sosT ys
scess Of right lung: Catherine ira
setta. f2e Catherine-ave., ) years.
burns 10 body: Marie Aiilo. %oS Mon
ssssSss J. :..c :rn's si acr.n; Il;
stion OF heart: catherine Krippsn. e7s
s.nHiSry cieesno yisssml..1,nna u' Is
tuna Pau, on M.nsS.s cSsr:s. ' re.
teritis: Louis Francis Ryan, Provi-
degeS hospital two days stAisct asis I;
ne n:rI: .ry hSEs ss"ci
cholera infsStum. John sypissaEi. lfl
cSfsstins vssSa.n. vs. vest Jsissr.
;S S.dSors o puSc, sh = a.e' ns:s
M sr, ,ss E:,' e s.:,, y:sr:
dkis, samaritan hospitsi, 80 years
.:ptis psritonitis; Earl RsneS: zee
Leo , Ferry. County jail; % year:
weiiinr. 7s5 Mitcheli.st., . months
syphuis: Herbert Ridley. Herman
Ki~fSr hospital. about 80 years. pull
monary tuberculosis: c l. Carpenter.
~. Mays hospitai, about 81 years.
tvphoid fever.
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at all. Won't you forgive me, Mr..
Garter Shaker

at all. Won't you forgive me, Mr..
Garter Shaker"
Anger still darted from the eyes
of Mr. Garter Snake. those eyes
which never wink because they have
no lids, and he still hissed angrily.
at was very stupid of you. Peter
Rabbit. It's a pity II people can't
60 about their business without
being stepped on by clumsy fellows
like you!" he snapped.
"It is So" declared Peter. 81 hope
you'll excuse me this time and I
promise you 1t shall not happen
again. I think you must have left
your tail out in the path without
knowing 1t. should think It would
be hard work to know where your
tail is all the time; 1t Is SO far be-
hind you. Isn't it?"
Little Mr.. Garter Snake had to
smile in spite of himself. The idea
that he shouldn't know where all OF
him was all the time struck him as
funny. It was just like Peter To
make a remark like that.
81 don't have to sit on my tail to
know where It is as you do" he de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
MASONS WILL
HAVE CHARGE OF
LEWIS FUNERAL

With impressive burial rites of
the Masonic fraternity. the body OF
George Andrew Lewis. head of the
Lewis School for Stammerers. who
died. Tuesday, Of self-innicted
wounds. viii be laid In the grave In
Woodlawn. Friday afternoon.
The services at the grave will be
In charge Of Orientaf lodge. of which
deceased was member, the drill
corps of the Michigan Sovereign
Consistory forming Q hollow square
about the grave during the cere-
mony. At the conclusion of the
ritual. Mr.. Lewis's consistory ring
viii be presented to his widow.
This service II one of the most
beautiful In all the Masonic work.
The Rev. Henry Garrison Atwa-
ter. orator OF Michigan Sovereign
consistory. will ofBciate at the SER
vices In the home. No. 80 Adelaide
st.. at y. m. The remains will be
conveyed to the cemetery by fu-
neral car. The pallbearers will be:
A. A. Grinnell. J. ID. Stoddard. r.
r. Hart. d. d. Spellman. e. E.
Hartwick. and Horatio 8. Earle.
Members Of the Exchange club,
to which Mr.. Lewis belonged. will
attend the services In q body. Other
organizations to which Mr.. Lewis
belonged; besides the Masonic
bodies mentioned. are the Elks. the
Board Of Commerce. the Y. NJ. c.
A.. the d. A. c.. the Wolverine Au.
tomobile club. and the Adcraft club.
He also was actively interested In
the work of the Newsboys' associa-
ton.
Several times IN the last Ave
months. 1t appears. Mr.. Lewis had
declared his intention Of taking his
life. because Of his crippled condi-
ton. He could not bear to be
pitied. he said. His brother, Will
liam. took away all the firearms he
could ind about the house. Mr..
Lewis knew this. and often joked
about It. There was one the broth.
er could not get, and he sent detec-
tives to the house with q cooked
up story as to why they must have
the gun. Mr.. Lewis laughingly gave
II up. Just where he had concealed
the revolver with which he ended
his life, 10 not known.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
DANIELS TO ACT
ON "SPY" STORIES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-That
the secretary Of the navy will au-
thorixe an inquiry to determine II
possible what truth there IL In q
newspaper statement made that q
clerk in the navy department IL on
the payroll Of the German govern.
ment and has provided intelligence
to German agents, seems to be as
sured.
Secretary Daniels Wednesday ad-
dressed q letter on the subject to
John r. Rathom, editor Of the Prov
idence Journal. The charge of the
Journal was to the effect that the
supposed presence of the spy" In
the department was communicated
to Mr.. Daniels some months ago, In
the course of the conference In
which Mr.. Daniels, Mr.. Rathom and
Capt. Oliver, naval member of the
neutrality board, took part.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
GOVERNOR. VIVA
YOU DO no W7x
SHANE FROM Oh

The mob spirit of Georgia has satisfied IL hunger ~
and Leo NJ Franks is ended - far ~ - 1S
concerned. & ~ g rs ss ssss sk fsss 'x{
It will be years and years before this stain y Wipex
the state of Georgia Her childrens children Win ~
before their eyes day and night The black sha6qW m
bloody corpse hanging by the roadside win nev ~
lifted from the state. Fg X
So much for the horrible blot itself. sx4N4 SH
Georgia never the stain she At least
quick and earnest efforts to apprehend anad punish ec
every person who had hand in the ynchin9. s&H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
BOTH SIDES IN
WAR UNFRIENDLY
TO UNCLE SAM

DR.. w. II. Hutchings, No. SIS st.
Paul-ave.. returned to Detroit, Wed
nesday. after spending three months
in Europe. studying tetanus among
the wounded. He said that the Unit
ed States Is without friends In EA
rope, being disliked by the Allies
for not resenting by physical force
the invasion of Belgium. and by
Germany for supplying munitions to
the entente powers.
Il believe war almost inevitable"
he said. "wheH peace Is restored.
the attention Of Europe win be turn
ed to this country. II Germany wants
to fight US, she will be as well pre-
pared a. she was for the war with
the entente. After the sinking OF
the Lusitania I told German oficeI
that IL was . very serious meter.
and he merely shrugged his shesll-
ders and remarked: What can the
United States dor That expresses
the attitude Of German oficials to-
ward u.s."
DR.. Hutchings expressed the be.
lief that the United States should
have standing army OF 100000
men. and munitions enough for q
volunteer army OF 100000.
He said that he found that the te.
tanus situation had been greatly Ell.
aggerated. Each soldiers kit 10 now
supplied with antitoxin, and serum
injections are given the men at In.
tervals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
Marriage Licenses

/. william Pirris. 81; Ruth n. webb.
Patrick H Maionsy. 81; Viola N.
Frank Toiks. 70; Likla woichsk.
John Nelson. "a. Detroit; Christina
lloyd. -. Bay City.
Thompson Brown, 2e, Mt Clemens;
I JUN. ci b::. T. Il, H''i Firo... L.nsy.
samuel A. Labks. -; Efns Psrisho.
zysmont zymbynski. -; Mary
Thomas Daniels. 20; Maud Eek, e.
John Dull g; RsrSara sksyshi, 70.
lava Aackowicx, IL
e.. s:r,s" Jones' M .' g. s s;1s'r nut
Michael Ko.ma. II; Julia Horath.
wlsayy.i.w orcs.c.swshi. 20; An
Henry II. Calvert, 20. Alberta. Can;
Maud 4. Cole, 10. Detroit.
Melvin Gould. "a; Mary n. Gould.
Edward p. B.ck.r. II; Helen Heck
August Ponss. 81, Royal Oak; Mary
Lukosxenska. "a. Detroit
Edward J.. stiles. ~; Carrie Les
II E. ri d. Boo., -. p.ea..r. M: Hell
on. Behunks, ~. same.
Paul X. Bensisn. 2s: Johanna L.
Vii! Niii!:% !. sehonAof.r. rs; I.ur.
George A. Card, IL. Norfolk Co. {:
Marsha l. sutherland. IL, Detroit.
Howard Wesley. -; Christine Wes-
ley. 81.
Bruckner. -.
Richard Cooley, "a, Detroit; Flor
ence Hartman. 81. St. Louis. Mo.
Stefor Andrsczewski. ~; Pelagia
0urboda. "a.
Henry r. sheldon. ~; Hasei A.
Mann. ~
Max Goose. -; Minnie Abrahmson.
20.
Risso Geroms. 30: Lydia Uiios. rs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20
Births.
BOYS

BOYS
Frank Macombsr, $40 Pingree-ave.;
Hugh Blackmors. Woman's hospital:
Charles c. Limbocker. II Marston:
Burton Lamphsrs, Providence hcspi-
pitai; James Joan. iiss Cadillac ave. I;
Goods,ski. iol Hammond ave-; Homer
Tom Hugh sam, :7s rrsderick-st.
+. Pohiman. woman's hospital; ;
George william Query 2o3 Glad.
stons-avs.: John James Hoffman, sts
staniey-avs.: Charlie. stems. ~ Belle
ss.eS:a ~ Tnqss
third-st; Anthony petsos. sl2 wcs-
ave: Joseph smoI.reE, ISL, Jeier-
son.avs, wss,: Edw. ! lie Cont ;.nc
Monte ino:s'. Miehasi Pines. Sc
M.asS5y;:y:,: Robert M:sIy Elii.,
:s MSn,e.im:. east Fr.n ssn wona
iowski. <0l Lovett-st.; r. Romej. so
hiriysscond-st: John zieiinski. III
Thirty-second- st: Gus Hubert Mat
schikowSWx au. % h Iwss::t steve O. rag.
ernois. isS7 Miiitary-ave.; r schu-
mscher, Ssl Seyburn- ave: Charles f..
Bsaubien. ia Hibbard-ave.: Louis
socco, : Lyman-pl; George s Kinney;
Arndt- st: Mike stiermer. iis Charlie.
voix: John Fuka. Woman's hospital:
u. Croul woman's hoepitai: Joseph
A. Ia Reucqus. III Williams: Eman-
usi Lsroue. 1s7 Fffteenth-st: Peter
Baran. ~! Hammond;sve.: Kac-
frederick Johnstcn; sts staniey-ave
Girls
bert Milton Scott. iss Hassiwood;
George swistara. Il oilbert-ave.;
Iaw,:ncs Eottsr. Mar. sr,I Maternity ,syy
scott-st: b. Lafata, .lss rort-st. Paul
eantoro. SN Rivard-st; John Intra-
via. 81 Congress-st- east; T. II. Call
Ing. iss La eails-ave.; Tony Was
cluski, b7e Medbury.aveS Albert Col
cry Finn; +4s P.rker.svs; Angelo
Cavalsrei. II Scott-st: Frank Ber-
ITALIAN, IS Dear born ave: Michael Dob
xowski. ss7 Kirby-avex. east; Ber-
nard A. Doering. 7s3 Ferry Park:
S W:its. e cu %sedr sss Pa Psrsyis%.
Fred Date. ,isi i1ne-aye.: 7. Raw.
alec. 50 Oliver-st.: z. Pokorowski. 1so
Livingstone-aye: william MeIssner.
3N Cottage Grove: Perry G. Miller,
~ Erskine-st.: william Jahns. e7s
but,.vs'; Leo WALTERS, ii.s seettsn-
ave: Frank Kruxynski, it+3 Camp
behave; Konstanty .Paiuch. ~ oold-
ner-ave.: Tony Baiudas. - Chamber
lain-ave.: Frank Steres. $40 Liver
nois-et.: l. r. Long. 1871 Peterboro:
kas. sNs Ilvernoisi Le:tcr a. VIII
liams. rs Krupp; Charles Sczepara.
Isa Finiey-ave.; I. Focinski. 7Aa Mil
waukes. east.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20

Patrick H. Kelley IL years ago. is
one Of the leading citizens Of Dem
Ing. He II . large operator In real
estate. He can have anything he
wants from the people OF New Mex
ico.' Mr.. Holt says.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20

Petitgrain. the essential oil ex-
tracted from the leaves Of oranges,
IL used chiefly In perfume making.
Seventy per cent Of the worlds sup
ply comes from Paraguay.
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MOrt,,arv

II. George Andrew. be-
loved Husband Of Amy Lewis and
fsther Of EyanGeiIne.. Lucille and
n "sorfs LsS g .ssIssrs. f,issy
~ 8 .. m. fntsrmsat at Wood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20

line.
NJ sanslens sAvsrsising ins,::sss.ss
.hrTsrssd per is:sstiSsi :. an .,...,.
acssioss except 1sshs cards OF
and an ads pfsosdinE Hsis Help.
ana H:.,in sf'HHS Notices. ssa: o'ni nimum
charge. 1Sc Tor Is verde or less Over
Is words sand one third osy.ts for
each extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-20

40 ACRES, best Of buildings. . acres
choice berries. which ID living
alone All crops 30. Phone In
house; r. +. ID. It's two miles TO
VIII lconsider . home In Detroit
Price $500.
40 ACRES. adjoining Algonac; large
orcnard: good bulidings. $500.
tons of farms OF, car line and near
the st. Clair river. Write for our
list. Curris q .Haultsr. Aigonao.
Mich.
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Peter looked quite az sorry az he
felt. Il beg your pardon" said he
very humbly. I'm so sorry. I
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FOR eALE-N. Y. NAL ESTATD.
SIXTY DOLLARS. payable 81 month
ly, buys 10 lots on Long Island.
only IS each; no interest Or taxes.
Lawson, 1913 williams-st. New
York. N. Y.
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FARMS

SACRE0
close to car line; very best OF soil I:
elegant surroundings. Only n.soo;
terms.
ACRES
"a m,1:s from Ell ety. . ne. : :oi:
20 ACRES
In YpsilAnti; very COED buildings,
elegant shade: . hrst-class country
home for anyone; Will sell very
cheap on easy terme.
20 miles from city; good bulldtngs:
clay. loan soil. near cement roeo'
price $500: terms.
TROMLEY, WILSON 4 CO.,
CADILLAC 6099
1016 Chamber Of Commerce.