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Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
MAINLY PERSONAL

Phil Brooks of Holtyille was in F.
Centre this morning.
Attorney c. l. Childers was a visi-
tor iG Brawley today.
{. S. Thompson Of Holtville was q
visitor i'm FL Centre yesterday.
Il. Henricksen of Imperial was a
visitor in FL Centre yesterday.
". F. Holt arrived here this morn
ing en- one Of his regular trips to the
valley.
Nh and Mrs. Robinson and son left
yesterday for visit Of few day
at san Diego.
Fred Henderson Of San Diego ar
rived here yesterday and is looking
over his realty holdings.
r. r. Dickerson, supervising prin-
eipal of the Imperial grammar schools,
was in FL Centre yesterday.
S. L. Roland of the Bell Develop
ment Company returned yesterday
from a trip to Los Angeles.
H. A. Woodwoth. representing the
Auto Club of Southern California, ar.
rived here from Los Angeles yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sprouse AMI
daughter Bonnie left yesterday for
san Diego and thence to Los Angeles,
where they will spend the summer.
Il. W. Schofield, who has been
spending the past few days in the
valley looking over realty conditions,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

and Title Company:
Deeds.
Effie Haas ct conf. to J. G. Har-
bord ct ux., lot 1, block IA, First ad-
dition to Calexico.
Joe Elmer ct uX. to Clark Potter,
w e f p W z NE Il NV 4 of
section Is, 17-14.
G. H. Berry ct ux. to James Bell
wood ct ux., E z tract 100, 1874,
160 acres.
Lenora Cardiff to Malcolm T. Car
diff. SW 4 NE a and Sc 4 NV L
section "a, HID.
Malcolm 7. Cardiff to Glenn Car
Gift, lots 8 and 20, section 81, and
lots 2l and %, section 33, 14-14, $500
acres.
Seeley Townsite Company to San
Diego & Arizona Railway Company, ,
unnumbered tracts lying south of
blocks %, 26, 27 of Crabtrees addi-
tion to Seeley.
Philip Doetsch ct ux. to John Cady,
tract 81, 1913, 40 acres.
F. Flores ct ux. to Teodoro Saenz.
lot ,, block p, East Side addition to
CaleXico.
Villa Farms Investment Company
to L. J. Snyder, lot 3, block Q, Villa
Farms subdivision, Ell Centre.
Mutual Investment Company of
Redlands to a. E. Long & Co., part
S p tract 48, 15-14.
Same to same, part Sc 4 S y
tract AS, 15-14
Westside Land Company to Ellie
NJ. Tuttle, lot L, block ,, Dixieland
Patent.
U. S. A. to William A. Kennedy.
assignee, N z section %, 1915, $50
acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
Realty Transfers

Reported daily by Peoples Abstract
and Title Company:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
10000 CLUB CARD
PARTY THURSDAY

Thursday afternoon from = until
3. the Women's Ten Thousand Club
vii hold card party in the ball
room of the Barbara Worth hotel.
Refreshments will De served The
club women who care in charge of the
event are Mrs. ". s. Fawcett, Mrs.
Albert Durham. Mrs. {. r. lockwood
and Mrs. S. II. Embury.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
IN S j RE
Your Hay
with
Ray Edgar
FL Centro, Cal.
CITY AND VALLEY

X. of p. Nisit-Several Knights of
Pythias from El Centre and CaleXieo
Last evening visited Brawley lodge and
assisted i'm putting on the third de
gree work.
Theatre Tulane-A special program.
OF g reels consisting of a 3-reel fea-
ture. KILLED Against Orders" Selig
War News, "Sophie's Fighting Spirit
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

left 1his morning for his home at San
Diego.
City Recorder f. 3 Whitelaw left
last night for San Diego. During his
absence the city recorders court will
be presided over By Justice Of the
Peace Maytield
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Edward H. Davis, 30, and Alma Ad-
dis, 23. Davis is a resident of Ca
lexico. while the bride-to-be is a res
ident of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

them further the beterent of the
fellow.
July when she Is installed
counciwo acterticaly replied
to sheets and mend nus
socks
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
Mrs. Estelle LawtOh Lindsey.
lBy Gertrude NJ. Price,

(l}y Gertrude NJ. Price,
Angeles. tie City Prosecutors office.
Better conditions in the iails.
\ municipal farm for girls
abolition of all grade crossings.
\ free milk maintained by the city.
a well built juvenile department in the police court.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

Insure your hay with Ray Edgar,
Ell Centre, Cal-Adv. II
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

md Fable of Demand are all on tht
a.l IT the Tulane tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

Bradley Howarth. north OF Orion
have been killed by dogs Gr. How
arth says he lost eight sheep In one
night
The city health officer has decided
to make public the tests made Of
milk delivered on all routes in the
city The tests are being made in q
laboratory in The city hall The ey-
aminations made dcriug June show
dard
Election booths for the special cleo
ton 10 be held July is for the ex-
pressicn of the people on the fran
ehise 10 be- granted the Detroit. Pom
tiAe d Ososso railway to enter Pom
tlac are being put In place about the
city They are being moved on
wheels By the city steam roller.
Tcny Russell aud steven Gronki.
the two boys who were drowned In
the gravel Pit pond at the Pearce
greenhouse "Wednesday, were buries.
Friday. The grief OF the parents was
pttituf. the mothers refusing TO be
conscied and crying aloud.
Pontiac grocers and butchers are
considering closing their stores for
half holiday every "Wednesday dur :
ing the summer Petitions are being
circulated among the business men
and are being quite generally signed.
The case OF Henry Ely. accused OF
larceny OF money from store at
Pine Lake. was adjourned TO Aug. J.
when taken TIP In justice court on
Thurxday. Eugene Cole. accused OF
assault with intent 10 rob r. Trip.
m aged man. was also adjourned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
PONTIAC.

Miss Myra coyie wheelan. state In
spector for the dairy and food de-
partment. was In Pontiac for two
days this week and made an investi-
cation OF the weights and measures
n Use oy the srocers and In other
that In only a few caHes were meas-
ure short Of the legal requirements
and ia few more dry messures and
li9uih measures were being used In
terctangeabiy. These troubles have
been corrected, she says.
John &. Bowen has been bound over
charge preferred By Jerry Farmer. of
Troy. who made complaint that Boz
Wen had made an Assault on Mrs.
Farmer The man was unable TO
give bail for $1,000 and r. held for
trial az the September term OF circuit
Complaints made To n. o. Frobevs.
tightening Of loads Of cement put on
wagons on the paving work about
Welfare society il 10 be held next
Thomas william cha1ee. thr. :
mer csse. 'o G.S M sns s srs vi.
buried yesterday afternoon In OAK :
bill cemetery. Rev. II. ~. rraver Of
There vas 3 large sttspiznse al
fragists ut the home Of Mrs. George
= Hendrie. In BioomneId Hills. Fri
sssn's eivb. and sukrssist work. gave
~ tntefestiag a<drsss 20 the wcr =.
The thertH's Office " investiEating
soooete ehot Shesp Oh the farm Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
YPSILANTT.

DR.. II. c. Hawks VII preach sun
eny w0rofng h the Methodtss Ehurrh
~ The absences Of Ds. a "A kteon.
q e BAY sss s,ssS sss Be- nS. seriossr In sis:
IN Illustrated lecture In the evening
lGiss Carrie Hardy has purchased q
1Axcn Sir touring car.
ssyinnlng nsxt Moed.y svsnins
vfll give rscitals one evening each
wesk- throughspt the term The
pfo0ram viii fnclude both yocai and
f69kTuneafaT muSic-
D.. Edg1r . Banks VIII lecture In
seizures Of Dr. 1s.ks are always
looked forward 20 with eager antici-
patton ~ Ypstlanti audiences.
" 11r. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
enfsrtained the Tutfle Hin Birthday
ri. wsS: Sssn1 Ps.re.. Of tn. Nor
InsL Will preach SUNDAY evening In
the FvS&nd'D church
Eugene Young, Of Chicago. Ia
registered a. the ifInerai bath house.
yhsre Re y tsking treatment for a
stephsn OBrisn has resiSned his
position with the Shepherd Ice Co.
and lefk with . Chicago camping
porty for ian Franeisco- The entire
lSasns = from cs.s.so wi Be ns mad.
ya4on. The party expect to reach
ehetr Destination about Aug. Is. Mr.
0'Brien Win accept tosition later
~ = California ranch.
ocr6sa Fuit:n. q whitmcre Lake.
y, vs.'i n. ~ the home Of his uncle
Nlss Max Gordon ana children, An
~ and william. will visit In C1eve-
lan4. o. next week
guest Of Mrs. c. d. Price, OF Ypsiian-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
SUBURBAN NEWS ::

from Aaiinta. o. where she was
called on business.
Mrs. Kate F1ewsllyn has returned
from Des Moines. Ia. where she has
been visiting her sister.
M and Mrs. Holman, OF Roches-
ter. Ind. are guests OF their daugh-
uer. Mrs. Geo Reach and family.
Wednesday evening. at s o'clock.
Mr.. stanton and Irene Wood were
married At Rev NeedhAms residence
They will make their home In ..oyal
Oak.
Mrs. Chase in suffering with grip
Mrs. Kean 10 III.
Elaborate preparations are being
made ny the Athletic club for July
3. 30 floats are IN preparation for
the parade. A prize OF SO will be
offered for the best float The parade
will start at SIZE a m. at the high
school The Royal Oak boy scouts
will give a demonstration and vari-
Gus races will be run. and there will
be other pastimes. In the afternoon
the Athletic club Of Birmingham are
department will have q tug -of-war
and tN.sTe VIII also he a bail game
betwe@r gal Oak and Birmingham
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

voting against Juares. the real
savior Of Mexico. He set mp Lerdo
In his place and finally overthrow
him and made him self provisional
president, . position Afterwards rati-
fed by his election.
His first EFFORT was to suppress
the bands OF brisands which infest.
ed the land and he deity turned
them to account by forming them
into an army with high pay) for
the protection Of the country. This
vas the origin OF the famous
"Rurales. His next move was to
develop the recources Of Mexico and
with this in view he invited Amer.
lean capital to enter the country.
build railroads. work mines, sink oil
wells. gather rubber and raise the
castus for sosal hemp.
He also established schools. a far
as possible. and these same schools
were possibly his undoing.
Though . republic In name. Mex
leo was under the most despotic
form OF government the election
being entirely controlled. -
Diaz was no sentimentalist and
dealt with any infringement OF the
law with summary severity. When
the Yaqui Indians became too
troublesome. he loaded them on
boats which were sent out to see
and sunk. But his weakness show
ed In his later years when he allow
ed American enterprise TO get the
upper hand exploit Mexico for
American gain and not for the bene-
of the country.
Unlike the United States. few for.
eigners who live In Mexico ever be-
come citizens. They 20 there for
commercial ends wholly and stay TO
enjoy the luxurious life the country
affords.
The people we're being educated
and knew the arrogant attitude of
the American owner toward them.
The fiery hatred OF the spaniard and
Indian was In their blood. They
realaised that they were working 20
all the pockets Of the Americans
whom they hated. and II was their
beloved country which was supply
ing the wealth.
DiAx hsd grown rich and old. II
ne realized. be no longer cared.
When Madero arose and the cry
of MEXICO for the MeHicans" rang
through the Land. II found On an.
swerins chord In every heart.
What followed. we an know.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BONDS ARE
INVALID,
SAYS COURT
BY Pop.
BY Sinnott.


N&C.sboo<0 b00Y U0V.p
simple reason that the council over
stepped the rights granted IL by
charter. To properly authorize the
issuance OF these bonds. the charter
would have to be amended first. Civ.
ing the council power. Justice
Steere In his opinion recalls that In
1905 Detroit went to the legislature
to secure authority to issue hospital
end garbags bonds. showing that the
city then knew its charter would not
allow the issuance Of the bonds men
toned. Since that time the charter
has not been amended to authorize
the issuance of bonds for hospital
and garbage reduction processes.
The public building bonds are cut
from s67a00o to Ss25, 200 because
the original authority from the
council covers only the latter
amount. The public lighting bonds
are thrown out because the city has
expended more than its limit of
100000 for this purpose and the
charter will have to be amended II
more bonds are issued.
II Is likely that another special
election will be called after July Q
TO make necessary amendments 10
the charter. II the street railway
purchase plan does not fall through.
II 10 probable that the commission
ers will want q special election In
the early fall for q vote on the pro-
posed agreement. and the amend
ments can be submitted at that time.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
WORTHWHILE.

The annual reunion OF the Yerkes
family viii be held at the home OF
p. p. Yerkes. Monday.
ana a. .na err. poro,hy .'s vii " .esns
the Fourth In Milan
M and Mrs Burt Requa. OF Flint
have been the guests OF T. q. Rich
ardson and family the past few days.
daughter. Lois. have returned from
. two weeks visit at Grass Lake.
Jacks0n, and Napoieon-
0ra- Lillian Amber and son. Car
roll. have left ON trip 10 the Pan
ana Pacific exposition They will
stop at Moorhead. MINI, TO visit Mrs
AmbieT's brother, who Ia superinten-
dent OF schools at that place. Mrs
Amber Will also attend the annua
meeting Of the National Teacher
Mr.. and Ays. l. -. Stage. Sr.. and
sou. and Mr.. and Mrs. l. ID. stage.
". and son. VIII spend the Fourth at
J Mrs. r. z. Parks and SON. Russell.
viii spend the summer at Higgins
The monthly business meeting OF
the Baptist Young Peoples union
will BE held In the church pariors
Rev. and Mrs. webber viii have
charge OF q boys camp at Union
lake AL Of next week
Fire Chief Mclean has ordered all
boxes and rubbish IN the rear Of the
stores OF the village destroyed or
disposed Of In some manner. They
constitute q menace 90 health and
Furnish a splendid opportunity for
1res. He has asked that the order
pc strictly obeyed on the evening Of
the Fourth.
Miss Vera yanAken. a former rest
dent Of this place, and a graduate OF
Obertin and Teachers college, Col.
pSn hta- unixarAifiea~ In teaching ri
Cornell this SUMMER.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Gary Deal are about
10 move to YpsflantL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
IN DETROIT

el%.3a2.0eo weve Sid Friday With
the register of dceds. covering the
merger Of Ave companies contrpllcd
by the Detroit Edison Co. as fol-
lows: Central Heating Co. t2it7
600. Eastern Michigan Edison Co.
GOO E6 .r,n lpT E,sssl. Chi
Co. S.,iso,ooo, and Murphy Power
Co. $4,000. other parcels brought
the valuation to tit.-oz. 600. The
Edison illuminating 60. also deed
ed property on Lycaste-ave. to the
-. Clair Construction Co, for So
5000 The Detroit Edison Co.
plans 20 issue tTs.0ee. 900 In bor/
from time to time. rs the COM
sa"y ssoy sa, Tnc GOD gs ces R plan Is
stamps valued at Sia2es were at
tsrh-d TO the various deeds.
FssesaI servi~ss Win ~ held Mes
Ssy sssssseea In The Hotel Aaat-
son for Winthrop r. Victor. who
did IN hts apsrtwwtn,s In the no
in Jersey city. n. J.. So ys&. ago
and following graduation from La
fayette college. he came 20 Alpena
Mich. in which city he lived until
two years ago. when he came to
Detroit to engage In real estate
operations He was treasurer OF
the Fletcher Paper Co. and for IS
years was connected with that
s s,n,nsn, i and iss predes,. e.. the
WED d"b BY hi. vile. Mrs Eva wood. .
bridge Victor. daughter Of Dudley
=. Woodbridge. OF Crosse Pointe
Farms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
POLICE GRAB
SIX ALLEGED
PICKPOC KETS

Detectives Frank Wilkinson and
Walter Walsh. Of the central bureau
rounded up . gang Of six alleged
pickpocksts IN the Belmont hotel
Adams and Grand River.avss.. about
Z O'Clock Saturday morning. All
were locked up ~ disordsriy persons
and viii b run out % town. Wilkin.
con ''lamped'' three OF the men a
old oaeaders. The men Arrested are
REGISTERED ~ George Marsh. Milton
kennsy. Joseph Stone. Harry Moore.
william Branston and Albert Bran
stoa. The Branstons are brothers
and hail from Australia. Marsh was
arrested by Wilkinson two years ago
a. q pickpocket. KsnAey has . rec
ord In 81. Louis and Moore Il known
In Portland. Orc.
The detectives received q tin. Fri.
day. that there was nest In tho
vicinity OF Adams and Grand River.
and began to shadow the vicinity.
They trailed Moore. whom Wilkin-
con remembered. TO the Belmont, and
concluded. rightly. that they would
be sleeping later than usual sasur.
day morning on account OF the rain,
The men occupied two rooms In
the Belmont. Some OF them were
still In bed when the ofncers arrived.
Walsh covered four Of them with .
revolver In one room. while wilkin-
son routed out the others. One Of
the Branston boys thought at hrst
that Wilkinson Was q friend OF
Moore's trying to play . Joke on
them.
Don't Md yourself" warned
Moore. That's Detective wilkin-
SON."
The sextet accompanied the on
GERS without . show OF resistance.
II IL believed that they have been
responsible for several OF the street
car jobs reported recently. Some
good hauls have been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BIRMINGHAM

1fra. Elisabeth Taylor. are 70
fears, died Of heart trouble, Thurs
~ noon II her home In southeid
{he funsfei will be held 1T her home
1siaf wfli take place In southneid
Ma l. 8. HALE win 60 to Mason.
oaturday. 10 visit friends
Harry N!cncIds has gone 20 Wixom
11iss Nay Phelps. lecturer for the
1870 81 e1ucation Of New York
GIN vtll give . dramatic recital Of
yHfoe Hugo's masterpiece Les Mis-
eeansee - the Presbyterian church
] 1rs. TSsnt Wsrosn ana iisti luz Son n
nave 'Beturned 70 Lndingtcn after
eoe04leg three weeks with her par
enta xF. and Ars Samuel Green.
1eere VIII ~ . ice cream social ~
q ySsnsilS. safurda s'u syen H%ni July
-. eot the bsAoAt OF the ~ r. church.
xea cHAAA and cake VIII be served.
Hsisey StePhSns NM daughter,
Estn. 81 eouthneid. have sone on q
II. sss Hrs. Henry Lupola h.v.
=. ana Mrs. o.ors. psrdy and
0reo chlIdrsn have gone 20 Gray
Hnrt, e sR;ca sss w :sr% H;so
leeA has Aled . bill for divorce in
4rcult court against Roy a. White
ehafg1ng extreme cruelty aud failure
- support TIE bil1 states they were
narried 10 Birmingham. July ID. 1888.
on1 that urs- Whites former name
y6s HlGhby. They have four chill
deen who are IS. II and three years
- aee. The wife claims 10 have
nved With her husband. except az
Intervals, until Aus. !. 1919 she
oojks the custody OF the children and
a1lmony Tor their support
" MTD 0ogeueI. 9tHwort. Of Detroit
scent Wednesday with Mrs Samuel
N(Dln. IN HombNon @st.
~. end Mrs. Alvin Roy, ~ De-
trojt. Woge recent gusrts Of Mr.. and
Mr.. David Roy. on hrown-sf.
The eN1Yaofsts Of Pontiac and
vlc1q1ty heM 3 meeting at the home
~ mH4 Qeoege y. aendrfe. Ia the
Dleem4Q1a Hllls. FRIDAY afternoon.
No. Q4Uexteve Wooster entertain
- ees sunday school class OF the
~. lanes GpiocOUai church At her
homo 3AurDday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Germans Gain in
!. Drive on French

LONDON. July 3.--0ermany q
forces In northeastern France have
begun q vigorous attack on the
French lines with the evident OBJ
ject OF capturing the stronghold OF
verdun.
Both Paris and Berlin oficial
statements tell OF renewed activity
by the Germans in the Arsonne 70
gion. the latter saying that the wur.
temburg troops under the crown
prince have stormed and captured
the village Of Point Appnc. north
west OF Four de Paris.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Speakers and singers in NC.
GresoS Institute for the ensuing

Gresor Institute for the ensuing
week. ~
sundAS--Noushly Brotherhood
rally. ceiebsatips anniversaries OF
Mr.. DSspnan end Mr.. Schultz;
Mr.. 0raady win sins.
Mon1ay-Fcurth Of July picnic
to BLOOMFIELD Hills; usual service
at 7:lS p. m; Mrs. Cudmore will
sing
Tuesday--Speaksr. the Rev. r.
I. Osborn. West Warren Mstho-
dist church: Mrs. Doyle viii sing.
wednesday--Open meeting led
by Mr.. .Carrabin; Institute choir
win ems.
Thursday--epsaker, the Rev.
George =. Cullen. Boulevard
Metbodist church; stereopticon
lecture On life Of g. Paul; Mira.
KeDpthorne viii sins.
Friday--epesker, the Rev. c. A.
Daniels, German Baptist church;
Miss Walker win sing.
Ssturday-Open meeting LED by
Mr.. NcCregcr; male quartet win
sing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Confident Captains
Skill Will Bring Her
Safe to Port
THREATENED LIKE
LUSITANIA
Company Officials Re-
fuse to Discuss
Outlook

NEW YORK. July 3.-(Special.)-
Despite the rumors which II was
alleged emanatcd from the same
SOURCES that 90 unerringly forecast
I'd the destruction Of the Lusitania.
men who deal with ships do not put
much credence In the reported
danger from German submarines 10
the White Star liner Adriatic and
the betting ~ the maritime o..
change II three to one. with few
takers. that she will get through
safely. This confidence Is largely
due to belief In the ability OF Cspt.
b. r. Hayes. who 10 commanding
the ship. rather than In the speed
Of the vessel itself. The Adriatic.
which Is now the largest liner left
In the transatlantic service, does
not even make the II knot speed
the Lusitania was making when she
was torpcdoed. u 10 believed here
that Capt Hayes will take the ship
out Of her course and slip into har-
Dor either under the cover Of
darkness or will make port In some
town other than the one expected.
p. A. 8. Franklin. vice-president Of
the international Mercantile Marine
Co. said today he could not discuss
the unfpunded rumors about the Al
Ratio. and did not know whether
the ship would be met and con-
voyed BY British war vessels. No
notification would be given his COM
pany even II the government con-
fem MA Cd such action
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR
MEETINGS
SUNDAY. JULY 4. 1915

SUNDAY JULY =, lSFo
$50 p. m.
Topic: "Nationai ldeas and
How Home Mlssions VIII Pro
mote Them" lea. 81: ~.
Brewster Congregational
Leader. Dcssa Parmslee. 10 a. m
Cadillac Avenue Presbyterian--
Leader, Glen Phelps.
First Observation-Disclosures
Clinton Stowell, 9:4b q. m.
First Holland Reformed
Leader. the Rev. n. Frieling.
Fort street Congregational
Leader, Albert Dippert.
Highland Park Presbyterian
Leader. b. R Hoffman.
Emmanuel Presbyterian--Lead-
r. Ted Hodgson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

'rke sfnse - sbs Ds0~ Dush AuaoHo.s
nj =: n sls.s s. Jss: s''ss !:
rfmHtsd that durfng tine efrstesfr~
Of the ccgmittes about 81. 900
worth 81 food and CLOTHING has
all Of wklei asytvsd SAFELY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

The only man who seemed able TO
keep order in Mexico; General Por.
nrio Diax. Is dead. In spite Of his
cruelty and harshness he will re-
ceive the respect of the world a,
large for he rescued Mexico. through
fair means or foul. from state OF
anarchy and revolution which pre-.
ceded and succeeded the overthrow
Of MAMMALIAN and placed II among
the countries Of the world and a,
the head of the Latin Americans.
He came to bis position much In
the way Madero came TO his: by re.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

oslae cslIi.s was Guaranteed.
4seA T. y. tSAssis made calls tn
Sy43 OK Thursday. en- route "a
- oS3r7F q ceismbia coiisss. ~
Z 0m9beu ecc0wpented her
49, Ga0peell % Detroit on
-. -. sl,.s.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

II In said that British standards
for war horses are higher than
those Of any other nation buying In
this country. Monthly shipments
OF horses from Montana and wyom-
Ing are now averaging 1000 heed.
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In Mexico there Is q 1G0-foot
bridge that 10 composed entirsly Of
mahogany. worth. q the present
price of the wood. almost 32.000.000.
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shadow OF his greatness, were with
him when he died.