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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
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quill - 8euti9e Grauaten, bic iurren
uiht idle6tI
limb &uneln 0dretn unb SdrnpHeuSI-
Seriiber, btniiber pogt ons @efe6t,
llnb bic Seutideu Die Itebn ME EN-
Sells.
lln6 bic 9eutifen, JIG fuiien bic feino'
li6e 6ront
Sineinl llus ioa ieiuer eutiuiidenl
linb bluti9 Ieudtet Der 9ori5out.
Geb, Glbion - mir iino Oa5luii6enl
limb oben I'M %idtpingenoer Ge%tbermec~A
9a treiit's unb oa iAtptrrt's unb bd
ilrrt's,
@d orobt ell6 bas toltllbne Bltegerbeer;
Gein Sturm fam es idrefer, tein
@tur5l
llnb 8libe regnets init ihmetteruoer
Bud)t
Sie trlaen ben COB ellh beriiber,
Gle ihleuoern gntieben IN cure Slidt.
Be6, 9abion - mir iiro Dir iiberl
limb Oh ibr aIf brauOenOem NSeere euH
profit,
@epanserie Mieien beitbt,
Gin ein5i9ss llnferieeboot, ons eu1 troft
llnb ieren bic 2eiber 5erIl4llPtl
Drum S%ittert. 3ittert Dor boherer Uaatt.
Bera6naIihe Meerestuunoer;
Sic Seutfdeu, bic Sentlfen, lie ltno
1uf Der Baft
Beb, albionl - Gle iiuo euh unter.. =,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
8sypelins rsritsr G%nfitiea4.

Sine tIeine GriHnerung an ben
Brafsn Zeppelin er5dblt elm alter
marineOffi5ier i'm s1emps": Sc mar
i'm Sabre 1854, ais bic frau5oiiIae
RorDette .9iFpbons~, bic Idngere 3eit
i'm 6afen BON Rep1ort gelegeu bate,
Rdh Baltimore ubging. 4ur5 Dor Der
abfabrt fam pl0Bll9 nod Elm 6obrs
gaft an gorb, elm iunger Mann BON
stpa % Sabren, Der nit mad 8nIs
timore tpoqte. 9a 9riegsidtffe nie'
mails qafagiere dufnebmen, 10 bans
bette es li4 bier UNI cine b%eionbers
gergtnitiguug, unb Der neue Qn'
t0mmIing pur0s aud bon benz Ras
pitdn NIT %bsIonoerer Sodadtung be-
griiBt. Gr fpeifte Damn nit Dem 4as
pitdn gu 4ben0, unb es mar bereits
IpGt, aIs er ii9 gu ben Offi3ieren BEG
Gaiffes geIeate. So mar Elm Iufti,
ger iunger Ssrr, Der foglsi9 2sben
in bic 9eieai6aft brd9te unb UNI
Die grIoubnis BAT, ben fran36ii9eu
Sseleuten einen guten Sropfeu
R6einpein borieBen gu biirfeu, ben sr
in feinem &offer nit ii9 fabrts,
3p0If 6lai4en puroen auf Den
3if4 geitelt, unO BALD mar man iebt
gutter Stimmung.
Die 0ffi3tere aber buttsn pdbrenh
Der Ra9t ibren 0tenit gu tun; Der
cine mad Dem anbern eutfernte Ti6.
unb 70 6Iieben i4IieBli4 nur nod
Der @ait unb Elm iunger Seetaoett
beieinanber, ben Die qfli4t ni6t abs
berief. sic trunten uno pIauoerten
Die gdn3s Raat 5ufummer. unb aIa
bic lsBte 6laf4e seleert mar, unter'
nabmen ie einen Gpa3iergang 0ur&
bas G4iff, Der f4lieBIi4 oaf Der
6B9ften Stange bes 8rdmfegels bod
oben auf Der Spite beg 5Odmdites
tnoete. Dies RIettertunIftiit mar Elm
8epeis, oab bic betOen nod feit ouf
ben 8einsn ftanben. Sir ben Sesta'
bstten beoeutete bic Ga9e I'M iibri'
gen ni6ts geIonOeres, benin oda
Detter mar 191H uno BAG Wleer rus
big. Cine 6eito eritaunli4ere 2eiituna
mar es fir ben Sat. 9enu er ge'
tanb Ieinem &dmeraOen, 6aB er aIa
Observation-Disclosures niemals bOrber Sc
Iegenbtit gebubt bate, einen Mait'
baum 3u ertlimmsu, bnB oies iein
sriter ,aufIties" in 70 IuItige Spbd'
rem mar. 9qs tibne Stiid9en, bds
e. Bel Dem uneri9rodeuen MittIeta
Term bonbra6t bate, itderte inn BIZ
le6bdfteIte Spmpatbie oes Seetdbeta
Ten, Die er Ii9 audi fernerbtn fir
Ieinen 3letter9enoIien betpabrte. Der
gait Der .Siiipbone" CAB benz andes
rem feline @iIitentarte, ouf Der Die
Dorte itanoen: g@rof zeppelin, Obs
iutant Ssiner maieItat oes aOniss
BON 8abern."
Der grof befunb ii4 bumoIs ouf
sinsr ReiIe, I'm an Dem dmeritani'
lden Gs8eFionstriege teiI3unebmen,
unb er bate bic @aItfreunoidaft oes
fran86fi6en S9tffcs in auiprud
aenommeu, Inn benz 3riegsi4aupIab
.nGqIi6It raid ndber gu tommeu.
Der Gsetaoett, Der biefem nsrften
aufTtieg" 3sppeIins b~eipobnte, ipurs
be fpGttr GregotteutupttGn unb Mit1
alieb Der frunSDTf9eu atabemie Der
DtFenidoftsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
Gannsn Ssr 9sr4sps.
Nan Mala MsAa

AtAh lWtNlbt w NEtthftth 5flfeit
oit tibcr gauucn Oes Nllgfs. am
uelo into Die Nduteu Der @glA6fr
Ell meridopilibe5 lbema
Sarapnclls bot Is ihou 5ir 9eii
fes 8roBen Napoleon aeaeben mo
lonac uor Der eriien 9auone fannie
man Die 8eiaroe esi Nlilteloiua
8milfen NliHe uuo tempitrtar ora
nate. @aS oas beutiae artilerte.
gelhoB pom icEien 9organgrrn nm.
teridei0ei, iii Die furd,tbnr aeitet.
gerte lebenOi9e Strait bes aufihla.
aes ms bic briiante 5prengla0una.
Bon beiOen enersien 8euaen ole
ungebeueren 3ridter i'm Beldnoe.
eu1e 0.5.3enttnleter 9ombe niiblt
elm Sod bon etipa 20 Dieter 3urd).
meier uno ~ Wteier 5teie aui, oas
fuo 1900 aubifmeter Gr0bepe.
gung. Dabei lit oas feIomaBlae !3iel
0es 0.5.3entimeter .Ytorers etaent.
lid nidt Dir0ig - er lit 5llmt
aanlpf gegen beltdnoige gefeitigun.
gen gegoiien iuorOeu.
Die lebenoige Strait oes flieaen.
ben (no9 gar ni6t erpIooierten)
@eidoiies ipridt hG in Sdaoen
aus, Die ein3elne SoIoaten in ser
Qdbe Der 5lugbabn oabongetraaen.
Gnr4 Die Dor Dem @ei6olje elm.
hergebenoe &uftuer0idtnng iin0
Mdnner oreiBig ~ ter fortgeihleu.
bert tporoen; oas Dem @eitoB fol.
genoe 8afrulm fam 9lltergiiie
aus alien S0blen oes aopfes our
5olge boben.
Ser Gbof Der @rpIoiion pieoer
bat, ielbit mo er duBerIi6e gerIet.
5;tngen nidt er5euate, Die 9etrof.
fenen Der Spra9e beraubt, CAB.
mungen uno in einem SAL 6arben.
bllnobeit beroorgerufen.
neber Die Sanogranaten tuiro
geIe9entli9 b%eionoers 81 reoen fem.
Sier einiges bon ben Snfantertege.
inoiIen:
Cine merfipiiroige SdubDerIet.
5ilng bei9reibt Stabsar8t Or. So.
fer, Der Gbef.ar5t bes oiterrei-
dii6 : uneariihen @eneralitabs.
@ar oa einem Damn 0os ruifii6e
SnfantertegeidoB auer ourh ben
Mumpf geg1ngen, in FOLDER Sid.
tung, oaB Die Gbirurgen 3uerit gar
niht beriteben fonnter, pieio Der
a2ann nit Dem 2eben 6abongetom.
men mar. 9as Ser5 nuBte oo9 &c.
itreift fem? Der Ntnnn mar BET al
Bed elm @liidspila: oas
@eihoB bate i'm I'M Moment Der
spitole, 8uiammen3iebung oes
ourdbobrt un0 mar
baoridarf am Ser5en bo~rbeigeglit.
ten. 8enn i'm oas @eidoB in Der.
ielben &tdtnng einen augenblid
ipdter s%etroffen bate, mare er cine
eepeien.
Gin abenteller 0es @eneroImo.
iprs 8elir bat nieI bon iih re0en
MAIDEN. Gin gegen Die 9ruit oes @e.
nerals geriHtetes @ei6oB trifft oas
giierne areu3, pralt oobon alb,
f1brt in bic @elobsrie, nerbiegt
BARN Elm Siinffrouenitiid uno bleibt
fraftlos liegen.
ginem Ieierbeoffi8ier idIdgt elm
groieftil in Die 8rieftoide.
Die borbere 9eoeroede,
Elm Bddden 91nfuoten uno baui6t
ben onoeren Gedel Der Brief.
tdide nod etipas ouf. 8eiipiele Die.
fer art IieBen iid Snnoerte anfiib-
rem.
Gin 2eutnant ipGbt burd oas
ginofel mad Den feinOIihen 2inien
Gus uno befommt G~lanfenieuer.
M1brsno er Dos ginotel an Die aii.
gen bGii. ourdbobrt ibm elm SnfonI
teriegeihob ben linfen unterarm.
0ruit, ben reften Gberarm -
Ginihiiie, orei aiisihliIe, bon
pinem ein3ieen @eihob.
Cine itnrfe Snfanteriepatrouiac
MIRO BON pen Mnlien NIT Mcshi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

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Ttor,,r, rshn,e,, ia nv g,,yisr Sie
W.i;Se s,ne,, Snl,nirorfsr aoro,
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~ 6is Ssbtppo ~ 's n[reiisr9 gos ~
rn,StSnSIi6 M nrprsftit6
gnSli8 be,,to ertrSt,oIt mir oi,,
@aierent 5os os-heimrisroae 10,
;5os gs NOR 6 s NAN iobri,iort
mnrSen % IL g1tsgia urS NON
SeIbft -srtito,Sen gos @%ronnsG
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e., Ia. oo;t,;inhsr h,rftiot;er+s
narn,oI ma @sidos @fren;ar,s in
Ser S,,ft. 0is S5ren o ernIo.
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f,,asIn m,,rSsn nor5 o a 6inors.
aeSSts,,hart. So e;I,a Hoo Iser mn
isrcr nor, aran nss mobyos %orteit.
tor 9-rohbofnso,,na = meite, 9,tfSGin
trnf IT, mi ein men @o,,m mn mi.
iierte - n, 9e S''i i6ein Nr1l ein r,tS
SaI,;nEnI+ Ssr Si;t,e "a ma oIs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

2aft Cure aiiIeu uno Matrasen
auforbeiten ourh ole oItbeuGbrte
Sirma Cmuba Billion g., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel. Douglas 2467.
9as preisparbisite GFen BET Setter
Bump. 9eutide Slide. 1903
Dodge StroBe, 2. Stof. Mnblaei.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

81. g, Gudsborff bon Srepnor,
Der ipeeen glinObdrm4 Gntsinoung
iih i'm Gbmonious6oipitnI elmer
Operation unter3iebcu lieb, Bat Die
Operation gliidlid ilberltdnoen nno
befirbet fid auf benz 8eg Der 9ciic-
rilng,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
Or. e. StnnOs, 9sntider 5raaen.
arst nnS Qpernt1r.

W2eine mebr oIs 20.i1brise Or.
fobrung bat bemieien, boB pieIe
G~roueuIeiben obne operation eebeiIt
iueroen f0nnert tpertn reftseitig unN
tiftia bebonbeIt. 500 A. @troBe
W9oiinhuiets @eb.) SiUns Gits So.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

Gait G1tre aiiIen uno matraben
aufarbeiten our6 Die nltbepGbrtc
6irma Omaha gillOp &c., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel. Douglas 2467.
SSune s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

Mud bic erGBtsn Resentropfsn
pieasR inter OPS GFnTntk
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gbirOpraetie Spinal GSiaitments.
|9r. @onnr6s, %. & 6nrnom. 9.3445
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

9esfs, 9esfs, 9esfs, 9ests, Tests
IS. 6. Reeo, 1907 Sarnarn Cir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15
R(nUltNlrle An3elQenl

gcrlungt - erftfIafiiger Oeuiider
Short Gr0ersaot, Der 500 in
cinem iih gut rentiereuoeu @ei61ft
oulegen fam. W1ietbe, geleuftung
imO @inridtng frei geIieiert. Dub
niidtern uno fIeiBig iein. aorei.
iiert: @n. Otto, @aitings, gee6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

@ilInrb GDOD, Eatente, 1880 @itp
NationaI gonf @eb6u6e. SeIe.
pbon SnIer 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

@Obnbuus-biGig a1 bertoufen: Gin
~5-Simmeriges 8obnbo1s, 3013
Si6 %. Ane., Die SdIfte boor, Die
onbere SGlfte ouf 8inien. edberes
bel SenrD Shmit, Office Der 0ma.
bo Sribiine. If.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Has Sly Subdivisions.

The National Realty Co. Is offer'
ing lots In six subdivisions. all well
within the Ford tractor district. The
newest OF the lot is Empire park.
located on Safest, or st. Cosmos
line, which will be to Ecorse what
woodward-ave is to Detroit. This
subdivision was opened TO the pub
lie Oct. ~. and opportunity will be
given until Oct. 25 for customers 10
buy six or more lots at one time
Empire Heights is hebind. but still
within easy reach Of every big fac
tory in the district. In the north
Of Ecorse there are still few lots
left in the Riverview subdivision
Highland subdivision is half a block
fran -Nigger- school, and half y
block from West Jefferson. while
the Railway Terminal subdivision is
between Visger and Salliotte roads
few blocks from Jefferson. Here
discount will be given for the pur-
chase of more than one lot at time
until Oct. 25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Ants and Suffragists
Increase Efforts AS
Election Nears
VOTE SEEKERS
ARE CONFIDENT
Leaders of Cause to
Invade Doubtful
Counties

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 15.--New
Jersey suffragists and their equally
hard working sisters, the ants, to-
da ybegan the last lap of weeks of
hot campaigning before the special
election which will grant or deny
the ballot to thousands OF women,
next Tuesday. Sunday will be a
day OF rest. and on Monday the big
final appeal to put New Jersey In
the suffrage ranks will be made.
Suffrage leaders today were con
fident the measure will carry. They
are countign on the outlying dis.
tricts to give them enough votes TO
Offset the rather doubtful counties
OF Hudson. Essex, Union. Camden
and Atlantic, where the situation is
shrouded In mystery. In these
the big factories will hold
the balance OF power
Every night this week. and on
Monday night, speeches will be
made In every city in the state
Several auto loads OF New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
HTGHWAYNEN
BEAT AND ROB
TWO CITIZENS

Frank Kapton. Of No. 40 Thirty
second-st. was found lying in a
stupor in Sherman-sto near Russell
St, late Thursday night, and when
revived by Signal Officer Frank
Nicol, said that two men had
beaten him and robbed him OF his
watch and SsC. His head was cut
and his eye discolored.
Kapton was taken TO the receiv.
ing hospital. where his injuries were
dressed. and he was later locked up
as Golden Rule" drunk.
w. y. Hunt. OF Waterford. Mich,
reports that he was held mp by two
men nj Fort and Second SITS. early
Friday morning. and was robbed Of
500, one of his assailants pinioning
his arms while the other searched
him.
James Pierce, 30 years old, Of No.
$50 Brush-st., was 90 badly beaten
by two well.dressed highwaymeu
In an alley near Brush and Eliza
beth.sts., that he Is In n serious
condition In the receiving hospital.
The robbers took 500 and a gold
watch from him, after dragging him
into the alley, and giving him a
terrible beating when ne resisted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
WANT CHILDREN
BARRED FROM
MOVIES AT NIGHT

The Detroit Federated Women q
clubs will endeayor TO see that the
ordinance which prohibits the at
tending OF moving picture theaters
at night, by children under IL years
OF age not accompanied by adults,
Is enforced
I'VE will make the mothers of
Detroit realize" said Mrs. w r.
Alvord. president of the federation,
that children under II should at
tend only Saturday afternoon mat
inees. and that the program OF
these matinees should be chosen
especially for them. The managers
OF theaters are willing to put on
such programs, provided that there
is demand for them. II Is our
purpose to create the demand. We
are also appealing to the managers
10 enforce the ordnance now in ex-
istence, which prohibits children
from attending evening performances
unless accompanied by an adult.
We shall make a campaign through
the clubs and churches OF the city
to show mothers the results Of
evening theater going by children,
and of seeing pictures intended only
for older eyes"
The opening board meeting OF the
federation was held Thursday. The
plans for the coming season were
discussed. A public lecture by
Mary Anton will be given by the
federation Tuesday, Nov. l6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
WINDOW PANE
BURGLAR BUNGLES
JOB, GETS NO LOOT

Patrolman Kraenig. OF central
station. heard a crash of glass,
shortly after o'clock, Friday morn
ing. and hurrying TO investigate,
found that someone had wrapped a
rock in a pocket handkerchief and
thrown it through the window Of
the Crown Jewelry store, No. 81
Woodward-ave
The missile had failed to take a
hole large enough 10 admit the
burglars hand, however, and none
OF the jewelry in the window was
taken.
Peter Vanderweil, OF No. 373 Taft
ave heard a burglar enter the bath
room window OF his home at mid.
night, and surprised the intruder
before he had chance TO ransack
tho house. the burglar making a
hurried getaway through the win.
dow by which he entered.
Isaac Poslik. OF No 50 Illnois-st,
reports that a rear door OF his resi-
dencc was forced during the night.
and q neck chain and two coats. all
valued at about $50, were stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

For the first time IN operate his
tory, a Japanese prima donna,
Tamaki Miura, is member OF a
famous grand opera company and
will sing I'm Detroit. Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 20, in the Boston
grand opera company's presentation
of Puccini's japanese opera, Mad
anna Butterfly"
Nine. Miura Is said TO make an
ideal Cio-Cio.San. She is said to
have clear and lovely soprano
and her acting is declared to sug-
gest the leaves OF portfolio or
Japanese prints She has been a
great success with the Boston COM
panv and the Pavlowa Ballet Russo.
in the recent engagements OF these
companies In Chicago and st. Louis.
In the cast with Nine. Miura, In
MADAME Butterfly" Wednesday
afternoon. in the Lyceum theater.
will be Ricardo Martin, as Pinker-
ton, and Thomas Chalmers as
Sharpless. Following the opera,
the Pavlowa Ballet Russo VIII pre-
sent the Snow Flakes" ballet from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
DETROIT TIM E S

ers come over every night and
speak.
Tomorrow night, the ants will
make their strongest showing here.
\ mass meeting will be held in As
sociation hall. addressed by Miss
Minnie Bronson. a speaker from the
National Association Opposed TO
Woman Suffrage. To Offset the ef
feet OF this, the suffers" will hold
street meetings around the hall.
To date, neutral politicians be.
lieye matters stand about even.
President Wilson has announced
he will vote for the amendment,
while Gov. Fielder. who has a large
following, has said he will vote with
the ants.
Extra precautions are being taken
by suffragists to prevent their de-
feat by Illegal methods. Tho com
mittee OF 700, headed by Senator
Hughes. Col. Harvey and Everett
Colby. today announced II would
have detectives at the polls on cleo.
tion day 10 watch for "repeaters."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
ALL ONTARIO
BARS TO CLOSE
AT 8 AFTER NOV. l

Windsor hotel men are greatly
disturbed by the latest order OF the
ontario governn ent closing oil bars
in the province at 8 p. m. The or
der becomes effective Nov l. The
hotel men declare that 90 per cent
# their business will be cut OF by
the order. The license holders paid
their fees In May fo- 4 year In ad-
vance, and an attempt may be made
10 prevent the enforcement OF the
law until next May. Temperance
advocates term the order half
way measure" They would well
come an order cutting of the LIQUOR
business entirely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

CimWooo paSk UvvvvsS -.
Elmxood Park. iots n 49,
ofered by the Samuel a. IL
Co.. No. 1881 Dime Bank bum
is expected to become one %
nice residence districts Of the
tractor territory. There win b
factories or noise or smoke or
In Elmwood pax. but II Is rathel
tended for residences for the be
class OF skilled men who Will q
employment III the rev tndustfl
n residence district at once
enough from the actual manuface
ing institutions TO be desirable {
near enough so that dependence,
slow ard crowded street cars
not be necessary. Restrictions I
insure nothing less thnn ~
houses on any part Of the Props
while on some OF the streets @3(
houses only will be built. The "a
pany offers to take prospective 3
chasers 10 inspect the property
their automobiles. 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Ec0RS

hundred people last season. and tnA4
this year the increase viii be FUN
seven hundred As one looks abof10
Ecorse one has 10 believe the stQl4&
ment Perhaps n better way OF tu0l&
eating what liz happening liz to e1k4
the fact that only n few years ~
the place was put Gown as of aY0u4X
1000 inhabitants. while now cialu4
Is made to fully 2.5oo inhabitantss;
Mention was made Just above ~
the spirit OF the place. II IL u1D4&
ter worthy OF consideration. IT,
the Ecorse spirit that u takine eDEu
OF Ecorse.- IT Is not being expl01&
from the outside--it II shaping 1(4
own destiny. It's own people, aroSle4
best promoters and boosters. WA
While Ecorse ~ no cheap nashSoG
town. on the other hand there n nS
evidence Of plutocracy: The man 6
view to Advertising his finanelk
status. has gone elsewhere. Tcofp1
does not provide setting for IN
so-called palatial homes. Just hotb4n'
fine type OF .comfortabl.. go
characteristic OF Ecorse. EfM
Ecorsc is bound to he one OF M
main residential sections Of SUI
URBAN Detroit In time Detroitl<o
who are on the lookout for feDy
estate before II takes b'o rises rpll3z
I've this situation and they are ~
ve.ting IN this neighborf God Nh tHbX
aid n few years ago In Hight4HG
Park and other towns which hoX4
now GROWN into cities and - &
hundreds rich by their growth. s..13& 3
The~small firms In ana adiacenNE1
Fcorse also ofYer the city work{f n
man n place near schools. churo ~
stores and good neighbors, At q uN4&y
md on terms such re he ran afqHu4
He secures all the advantages ofiyk1
ettv available. The .raDid deve31p>
nent ~ this new 1-ird OF propertye39
evidence that II Is supplying q tI0A
,1od IN AapoarA 4.f*
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

TAMAKI MIURA. japanese pri-
l. ma donna. who will sing the
name part in Madame Butterfly"
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 20, In
the Lyceum theater.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

the Nut Cracker suite OF rschai-
kowsky. the Josef Urban scenic set
ting, a wonderful picture OF snow
on fr trees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

THEO. w. SALLIOTTE, presi-
i dent of Ecorse village and
the Ecorse Board OF Commerce,
one OF the best-known figures in
the down-rlver district
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

JUST as soon as a large city reaches
IT'S maximum growth. such as Detroit
has now reached. real estate values
jump so fast that the great middle
class OF people. those who have few
hundred or thousands 10 invest. hesi-
tate to put their all on single spot.
ana ms natural result thriving
suburban communities spring No, and
IA fact. become necessity
Az suburban town. in the strict
sense OF the word. Ecorse has sprung
into being In tho last two years The
last year. especially. has brought the
place nssuredly past the stage whore
It's suburban destiny Is merely out
lined. 70 full recitation OF the viii
laRc OF Ecorse Tho little town OF
separate existence. wholly apart from
Detroit. has now been completely
swallowed IN In the new town Of
canoe.
Tn the first place. the advanta res 81
Ecorse have ALWAYS been evident TO
tho unbiased onIooker Located but n
30 minute ride from the city han tust
midway between Detroit and Wyan-
workers. The beautiful Detroit river.
winding past Ecorse bav makes
Fcorse beautiful residential district
Paved streets. we1l lighted all the
WnN from DerrOlt. MAKE 1uf0nODiitnR
n Measure. Fine schools and churches
I'D to tho attra ctiveness OF living
while commercially the many advan-
tares that accrue from number OF
railroads and two interurhan street
car lines. make n apS ideal place IN
which TO locate a new business or
conduct factory.
One Of the characteristics that mas
attracted pNopt~ 20 arv suburban
community IL tts proximity 70 the
lnrrer CITY This. 81 course. 60 one
~ the main advantares ~ rcorse.
located hut n milo and hatf from
me CITY limits. the city worker can
have All tho ADVANTAGES ~ c'tv life.
With none ~ - rnarv diea dvnnta yes.
street car limos provide ~ ~ 2n-r,'n-
ute service a~d rccees TO all OF De-
one lived right IN Detroit These
advantages will eventuaf1v bring "a
rcorse class ~ me, VINO are IT.
tracted nv Detroit 80 the great busi-
oers magnet vet who dread to leave
their FOREVER WAYS ~ r'vine ~ be-
come swallowed IN IN c'tv condition.
or which thew know I'tt'e. and q
v-hich thew ir1arine thir~s wors'
| thar thev are 60 N corrae about tina
rcorse arrests IN IT'S hnmeiiISe con
ones about as r'anv who ~" helms
S-awu nv the big r'tv 10 ~ draw
dweIIors out from the citv Rovo-t
question rco-ee 10 tho 'oadin~ stri"tiv
suburban town nho-t Detroit. ~ ''
rearer to Detroit than other sub
urban towns has hettar strnet cn'
-ervice ard more naved roads lead
'~C into IT, It's selection for surN
Icatirv was natural AVA nv ~"
odv, nts.~p Of location and snirit ~
-g~~esSiveress n will continue "a
hold &c advantage.