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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
Jreif Yrffe fit Seras: W1ituo9 II. Mo0eubtr 1915.
Der .MeeprbH bes Or. @nriear.

8ie oiterreibii6 ungoriide Set
i6oft ingSaibington gab be5iiglid bes
Ct : aoniuls Or. @oricar Solgenoe5
befannt:
@r &oniul Or, @oricar, friiber
IN San Srancispo, mar lett Mus=
bru9 oes &rieges beurlaubt uno Nor
ltempordr Dem oiterr. -lttle. General
formulate IN Berlin, Deutlflano, 5ll=
geteilt. 0ort erfubr er baIo oaraut
bob Die ofterr. =lngar. 8eboroen i11=
formiert feien, BOB er in gebeimer
8erbinoung nit Sen Seinoen Der
9oppelmonardie itebe nno CT Der.
jlieB, m%abrideinlid gntoedlng fiird-
lteno, leinen Soften obale grlonbris
ltno peri6uano. Spater erfubr man,
BOB er na6 Stalie1 gegongen 11to
in &om lei, bon no er allf Inn Isi=
nen abidieo einfom, I'M o1lf oieIe
@eiie eiiter @ntlaiiung por5ubeuge11.
nals er in Nom mar, muroe felt
eeitelt, oaB er nit ruiiiden lt1lo ler-
hii6en Igenten IN enger &erbir-
onng itono, oltgenl6einlid) in Der
9(b1i6t, nod ben Ser. Stooten st ge-
ben. I'M feline &enntniiie iber Die
gentraliteaelt ifobiider Gtnipalloe-
rung aus Ser 9oppelmonardie in
9ieniten Ser panilapiitilden 9ropa-
ga1oa 5n pertperten limo inter Iii.
fern Gintpanoerern 0islopoIit1t ae-
gen Dos 2ono ibrer @ebl1rt s1 per-
h%reiten. Die oiterr. -lttteor. 8otidaft
iii benafribtiat moroen, oaB cine
gauge In5abl Siioilapen Der Monar=
die bon ggenten Der @Giierten ar
gefDorben u1lb nerdnlabt %ipuroen, bie-
les Saflo 81 ~perlaiien, Inn ge9en bie
piterr, -ltngar. @rnee s1 fGmpfen. gs
tit pobrideinlih, oaB Or. @oricar's
nmitiir5leriide gatiefeit piei gil Die
len beoauerlihen Sanolunaen oes
Gerrats beigetragelt Bot, melde, obne
oas &eiultat bes arieges 5u 1noern
bon Den i6Iimmiten Soleen fir
iolhe iein meroen, melde in 8efon-
genifaft geroten.
ySbglei6 oie 9ptifnft i6on Dor
einigen Wonaten BON Or. @oricar's
agitatorilher Iropagailoa gebort
batte, bat tie bis iebt feline @egen-
masnabmen ~getroffen tpegen ser
Sdartbe, melhe bie Gatiad)e nit iid
bringt, baB Elm ebemaIiger &ois-
iularbeamter Ieinem gaterlanbe 10
Die Srelte gebroden bat.
uangeiidts Der borlieeenoen Sci
tungsberibte aber, melbe Die aacr-
idperiten acknowledgement aegen
gertreter Der otter. -urg. Gegierung
entbaIterl, muB Die 8otlhaft oiefe
einpbatilh als falib ullb
abiolut grunolos erfldren. Cont
StiIldneigen ols gingeit1nh-
nis aufgenommen ulo Der @lal1beit
berporgeruFen iperoen, unlere Som
Ieien tatidd)lid an elmer Igi
tation beteiligt, melde geeen Die Sc
lcbe Der Ser. Staaten peritoBe.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
San u. Mozart Speietn.

Mm Wittipodb 6en 1. 9e5ember er.
offnet Die 8. q. Mo5art gocietp, eia
8nmenhor bon $50 Stimmert, inter
Seitlng 0es &errn Mrtbur GIaaiicn,
Die Saiion ourb ein groBartiges Son.
sert, in Incident Ser riibmlihf Be-
fannte Senor Haltl Meimerg alg go
hit ouftritt. Serr @eimers lit Elm
gottbeg1ta6eter S6nger, Ser iein Mlt.
hitoriun1 iiberaG, mo- er iif boren
iieB, erlt5iidfe. 9ie Mo5ort Societp
itebt fir oieies 4onsert NIT elmer an-
5abl iebr idfpierieer, aber onlpreden-
Ger 9ompoiitionen anf Dem Grc.
gramm. Sci Der 9eliebtbeit, ipelher
lid Der Gbor erfreut, BEL SEN bor8iia-
lid)en Seiituneefl, Sic bon linn al err
iuarten iino nno in Mnbetradt oss
Grifeiners zines Sareers BON @elt-
mi nls @oit, Itebt al ermarten, oab
ote geetbopen 9alle big aitf ben lcp
ten Stehplab qefiiut lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
Die 3uouen.

11eber Die .3uaben lefen mir In Der
p2tGer &riegsaeituns" folgenbes. Sn
ben 3eiiungen itOBt man tmmer pieber,
tpenn bon ben farbisen 8ruppen allf
benz peftlt9en e9auplob bie @ebe TIT,
auf Die .3uapen." Dte MuffaTuaa,
ols feten Die 3uaben Nfrttaner, 1T ober
felt fat atpet Menf9enaltern nt9t mebr
beredttgt: fe 1T sera,l 70 falf9, als
ipe1tt mon unfere nlanert als rpnlen,1
unfere !9ufaren als nMa6taren" Be-
5et9nen tponte, tpetl mfr bte betreffen,
ben 9ruppeneattunee1,, Uniform nnb
Benetniing bor LANCER 3eit einmal
aus polen begin. nnearn entlebnt ba<
ben. Mls Ste 3uabentruppe 1881, Elm
Sabr nod Der groberung Mlgters
bur9 bic Granaofen, gef9affen tpur6e,
beitanb fie ~aQerbinss aus Mngeb0rigen
bes fabbltf9en @nltsf tammes, bon benz
tie ben Ranen erbtelt. Mber 1ebr balo
f6etnt bte Mufnabne in oas malerif9
befletoete Rorps au9 bon BEN sSranaoe
fen anseftrebt iporber gu fetn, oie am
fanss muir Die Offiatere f~teIten. l1nb
felt Der Iufftenung elmer rleler Srups
pengattung nit rein tabplif9em grz
fab. Der nStrailleurs Ml9ertens1 (bsr
fosenanttten 9urtos), retrutieren fi9
bic 3uabtn dusfdlteblid aus Mattos
nalfrnn5ofen. @erabe Die Barrier
ordnaen fih fDrmIid au Dem aorps
NIT Der bunten orabtf9en Uniform,
oos felt ben Rdmpfen an Der Mlma
(September 1854 unb Bel @aletro
(Mai 1859 aud ben Mubm befonbes
ter Sapferfett ertporben bat. Sm
Sabre 1860 tpur6e bur6 ben General
2amorietere eine 3uabentruppe audi
fir ben papft besriinbet, Die aber Be-
fanntlt9 nur eera6e aebn Sabre be-
ftanben bat. 8eim Musbru9 6es Rries
ees befaB Die frana0fide Mrmee bier
3uabenre9imenter. Die man na9 Dem
8efab (rpt, peib, gels, blau) unterz
fmeibet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17

hires Sobnes sur geridiffung nad
Sulepo, Miii., olt5unebinen.
Sn 3iibG, @uaoalo1tpe County,
fam Otto ariiger, Der 10 Sabre aft,
Sobn bon @ilbelm ariieert gu lei-
1lent Sobe, ols er Elm @epebr born
@ngen 5oe, Ser S9uB Iosging nno
ibm in Die linfe gruit orana.
3~meibunoert oeutl6e Sarmer
bon &anaoa, Die Die gerbGltmiie bort
lnertragli6 fin0en unb oos 2arb
p~erlafien tpollen, baben ibr Mugen-
merf auf 100000 ader 2ano nobe
greBmea i'm Bonbanole geribtet nno
tperoen li6 bort nie0erlalIen, tpen1
oie gerihte ibrer Gertreter iiber bas
2ano giinitig la1lter.
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IT Ctto @eobisen's @ebGdtnis.

@erberrliht bleibt in 8euti1lanbs gel
oenbaIen
Sem Name efpie tpie nit Siammensei
1en.
8pl 6at MasG eltiihlano malhen heis
nesa[ei6en,
Sod bu %setpannlt beg @olfes Ser5 por
alien.
Sm grob' rem 9eniidlano miro bein 8u6m
er}ddIlefi,
Go lang Die Quit an fiibnen 5eloene
f~treidlen
2ebenbig bleibt i'm aanb Der itarfen
eidenl
@ir f6nnen nidJt 8u beinem Crate
malen.
Cir nidt ber 9eloenbiieel liebeltb frdns
3eu.
9enn no on idldfit, oas fpeib fem Qieb
gu melben
Sod tritt elm Geutlher an hes @efts
meers @rensen,
Go ipebt Der @eitpino. ser poriiber gleiz
tet,
Sen @eiites9ruB inn ou Dem itol5en 9cls
Den,
Sen Die @alfiiren uah 9Salbal aeleitet.
&id)arb Senntg,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17
MIIerIei.
9ie Garaoe Ser Mannic

Sic Haraoe Ser Mannidaften
Mutomobile, @erGtldoften etc. oer
perihieoenen requirements Der
GtaotuermaItling nnbm iid) red5t gut
mis. WameHtlih mafte oas Seuer-
pebr 9epartentent nit iainen bIin-
ferroen Mpparaten ginoruf. Gen
@ummi ooer aaffeebobnen failenoen
BoliSien nidt aIe fmiteil, aber 6o6
yebr piele, ging onourh Ser mortia-
hide Iltsorlid ~perIoren.
Ser 9eriht oes ogeutid,es
SssournoI" IN Stem gorf iiber Die guf-
fiibrllltg nSm britten Mod" Seitens
Der bram ~tiifen Seftion ocs
,,Mrion" ihlieBt NIT folgenoen @or-
ten: @or Ser @~oritellirng, loipie in
Sen 3piifenaften fon5ertierte Die
Srhefter : Geftion oes 8ereing inter
Ser 2eitrng Carl Sobns alien ieGr
81 Can't.
Com 2offas & So. boben eff
@eiud einaereift, oas fir Die Snr,
mers' & Giti5ens' aire csniurolie,
9ompanq pr, ,Sleceiper" ernanri
5reyOa.
sSm Gomtpgeriht miro benz
iladlt Die Srage sur entlhefounl
gelangcn. OBJ Die Srrenanitalten lid
meigern oiirfenb irrihnige Gpilepti
fer auf5unebmen. Gin bieiiger 81,
malt iudte eineil epileptifer, Sc
auf einen Mann eeidoiien batte, il
elmer %Srrenanitalt unter5lIbringeu
mas pertpeigert muroe. Die sSrren
nnitalt niinmt feinen Siren auf, mel
e. epileptifer lit uno Die Sclonie iii
Cpileptifer in Mbilene feilen G2;
ieptifer, neil er i%rriinnig lit.
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xeras.

gon aritin miro ~geuueIoet, baB
iidl oie Irobibitioniiten aaf Gobert
Gee @arren bon Gauinlau goniltn
ais aanoiooten gegen @ouperneur
Gerguion I'M Sabre 1916 geeinigt
BADEN. @arren geborte Elm Mal ocmt
Senat OH. Gr lit Banter rnio iebr
inoIbabeno.
Oscar Shtpob ilt Doafnm bdt
ieinen red)ten Mrm bcim Gnorehelt
leines Automobils gebroden. Iie
@iIrbel gift linn aus Der @ono
nno id)llg segen ieinen Grm.
- Gus 9[ubbaus om Ga0oo 2afe,
0as BON Dem State Game @arocn
hciuobnt mar nno Gas in Brand &C.
Itedt Dur0e, ioa ipieoer mifgebaut
peroeu.
gos 23ite Snfonterie Gegi-
nlent lit NIT Dem Gampier p9n-
foro@ BON 8enIacpIa in @alpeitm
eilaetroffeu. IS miro i'm oortieeu
Sort Grofett bleiben.
= Or. mo Mrs. @oollep in Sic.
toria babcn oie @eGs Sarge Grpref
60. ouf $2,9f6.S0 Sdaoenerlas Der.
flaat, neil fie iid peioerte, Die 2eids
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@erlangt

miro elm iunger Mann, Der iid bent
3eitungsgelddft miomen min. MnB
Die oeutide uno engliide Sprade
in 8ort unO Sdrift b~oaitdnoie be,
bcrriden. @pplifationen 5n rihten
an Die oSreie Ireiie", Son Mntonio,
Eeras.
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Sans at Derremtem.

Sas nntere mnb obere Stoduerf
Dpm Nr. 218 C~it-Gommerse StraEe
lit at perrenten. Ndbere Ansfnmft in
hcr Office Der ,1yreien HreHe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-17

San Mnturiu Strniture Cabinet C
9iefimiibins Gu. 9aBt Cure 5ansmobeI
neri60neru bon 2eutert, Die ibr 8eidaft
berffeben. @ir repnrieren, politern nnb
ladieren MDbel ODER Hianos, ipie Sic C.
ipiinfden. 8ett Steaen bronsiert o6er
emaiuiert. Sci. Crabs 4539. III
Mnin Mhenlte
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ssarm-4rpbmftc.
Bemmie.

&artoffelll. California, $1.S5; Gplo&
rabp, $1.60.
Giibe aattoffeln, 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
@afsbobnerl, per 8ui6el. $500 ullD
1925; CRIME 8obnen, 5000.
Sonaten. Seras, a Gorbe, 60c H.. 75c.
3piebeln, California, $500. II. 1925.
Seuerie, soc II. Soc per 9usenb.
Ora, Toe Ii. 90c fir eiu 8uidel.
@riiner Bfeffer, Seras, 80 Ii. 40c per
a SCRIBE.
gmmenfo6l. $500 I. 2 Subenb.
@ierpflansen, 75c rno S5c per @uldjel.
Geteriilie, 3Oc per STD. <8iinbeI.
Gobf, $3.50 Ii. $1.75 per Crate.
8abieshen. 40c fir Elm 9b6.sginbel.
Meerretties@ urseln, per 8fb. 12ke
@opfialat. $3.50 Der Crate.
8eeten, 40c Der 9bb. s@iinbel.
Gptnnt. DC Der Rfino.
8eIbe @nr5eln, Acc per 9ubeno
HiinoeI.
equaib. $500 per @uidcf.
gieb-Marft.
San antpnip, geg., II, Sob. IBIS
Shien $3.50 biz $7.15.
aiihe $3.50 6s $6.15.
0dlber $4.25 biz $500.
@uleu $4.75 biz $40.
ct. 2puis, II. SCOT. 1915. - &ilb.
pieb. Serass@ieb. 1926 Biz $3.50.
Shtpeine $500 nno $500,
S6nte.
S6ipere bonn ShIobter ......22 Gts.
2eidte btm Shlodter ........ 20 gt8.
Grin aeInlsene ..........f3h Gts.
Seae.
gneoras3ieeeu, per Yf6. 10 Cts
Gngpras8teeen. beiddbtat 49,. 5 Cts
Bolf uno Studs ............20 Gts
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Geites Del uno 8aioIin erhSlt
man bon ser Slimp Oil &c. 400
81 t-Gomnerce ctr. 9eites Eel. Sra.
big 1852
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Snfolge Der lleberanitren9un-
gen fir oas polnilde Siilfsfomite lit
Sembrid ernitlid) erfranft.
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Sic limb gum @eiude IN unierm neucn
Qocal eingelaoer. 800 atpe. Is (Boobs
iuaro Carriage Co. @ebdubel. @cimnlb
Tlnmbing & Seatius Gp. Gel. Sratis
t748. @ohninassSel. 1880.
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8aumluoae.

San antonip, Seras. 10% Gents.
8alpelton, g%eltern, 11.50 geuts.
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GottOafamen-T rponfte.

San Gntpnio, Ser, II. Sou. -19f5
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 49h
Gents Der @nnone
Neip Yprf, II. Sob. - Spot $7.75
unb 1912; 3opember, $7.S5 unb S7.9J;
9e5ember, 1855 uno $7.SS; Sanlar.
1874 uno $7.85; Sebruar, $3.50 nlb
$7.91; @dr8, $7.98 unb $3.50; Npr;f,
$500 unb $500; Wni, $500 Ii. $S.1c,
SUM, SS.15 uub $S.16.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01
REPAIRS FIRST

The schoolmaster wanted to know
whether the boys had an understand
ing of the functions of an American
coAsuI.
I"Supposing," he began, "some one
took. you up in an aeroplane, and
after a long, exciting fight, dropped
you down. thousands Of miles from
home in a country quite foreign, what
place would you seek out first of all?"
An eager hand was instantly up
lifted.
well, Willie, what do you say?"
Please, sir, the hospital "-Top
Notch.
HISTORY A LA NEW YORK
Mr.. Taberdash- Emily, who was it
said "Giye me liberty or give me
DEATH"
Mrs. Haberdash-Hary Thaw.-|
Puck.
DESPERATE CASE
''Why are you leaving my boarding
house, Mr.. Longfayce?"-
81 have found out, Mrs. Meeger-
feed, that my tapeworm has indiges-
ton. Judge,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01
IN, A NEW ROLE

IN A. NEW ROLE .
Here's another about those little
cars that everybody jokes about but
gets there just the same.
He travels for firm that sells salt.
Instead Of using the trains he buys a
new automobile every spring and uses
it as transportation to see the salt
trade. He got his new car few days
ago and asked one of his fair friends
to take ride.
Certainly" she said. ''I'd be de-
lighted"
Away they went. Presently he no.
ticed significant smile stealing over
her face.
''Why the smile?" he inquired anx-.
iously.
WELL" she replied. 1--WE heard of
these cars being called everything in
the world, but this is the first time
ever heard of one being a salt seller"
-O-o-
NO COMPLAINT
why did you leave your last
placer"
''The master kissed me, num-"
"And you didn't like it, eh?"
Z "Oh, liked it all right, mum; but
the missus didn't"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
DIR. E. B. SMITHS
FIRST WIFE ASKS
PART OF ESTATE

The $4,000 estate of the late DR.
e. b. Smith is involved in litigation
In the circuit court, before Judge
Mandell. On the application of the
first wife OF DR.. Smith, who was di
vorced from him, the court has been
asked to distribute the estate be
tween his first wife. and their two
children, and his second wife.
When the first Mrs. Smith was di
vorced, she was granted $3.50 a
month alimony. After the death OF
the physician. the payments stopped
The will OF DR.. Smith left the $40,
600 estate to the second Mrs. Smith
Because the estate cannot be admin
.istrated with the $3.50 per month
alimony claim standing against It
Mrs. Smith No. Is suing to obtain
"a lump sum in settlement Of her
claims against the property. The
Union Trust company, as executor
of the Smith estate, is being repre-
serted as one OF the defendants II
the litigation.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
BY PROF. SPADE.

The beginner need have no vast
technical knowledge of agriculture
10 capably farm the home garden;
in fact, plain horse sense, little
judgment, will give him exactly the
same quality OF crop that the aver
age farmer obtains. Ignore the tech.
meal part and YOU will soon find
that the methods and operations,
which because of their names seem
ed beyond your comprehension, are
really simple.
Enough interest TO provide the
enthusiasm FOR real care of the gar
den is required Good tools will do
much to supply this aud tighten the
labor-whicn Is not heavy anyway
OF bringing the plants to successful
maturity. Starting right you will
find yourself unconsciously curious
to watch the progress of your
plants, TO spend an hour or two on
Sunday in watching them grow"
and inspecting carefully the carrots.
beets, tomatoes and cucumbcrs for
evidence OF insect marauders.
One Of the various wheel tools At.
ted with its many attachments make
gardening fun 20 the person who is
interested at all The seeder attach.
ment comes into use first for drilling
In the sded the length OF the rows.
Then there are the Killers and cul-
t.vators and veeders. The tool Is
simple enough 10 be understood by
anyone and with proper attention
lasts for years. II makes unneces-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07

lives at No. 5l5 Fourteenth-ave.
Parsons died in a police auto on
the way TO ST. Mary's hospital. He
had been hit in the chest, just be-
low the throat by the fifth halle:
fired al him by Tallmadge.
Tallmadge was arrested by Signal
Officer Baumgartner and Detectives
Glinski and Dreher. on charge OF
manslaughter, pending thorough in
vestigation by the prosecutor and
Coroner Rothacher.
The police patrol was quickly on
the scene after the shooting, and
the wounded man and Tallmadge
we're both taken to headquarters.
Police Surgeon Eugene Smith. Jr.
Immediately sent Parsons TO st
Mary's hospital, but the man died on
the way.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
Gas Ranges Now Built q
Rust Resisting Metal

The fact that the Detroit stox.
Works has developed a remarfsSis
steel with unusual rust resistIn~
qualities that virtually gives M fcae
times the life OF ordinary steel Il an
s sbs y 6 the recent rssis,,asion q
name. Non-os. metal 'hs uads
Non-ox metal r. especially valuable
In gas.range construction because 81
Its stubborn resistance 10 the chem :
ical action OF gas and moisture.
Among many extraordinary tests
rust resisting qualities of sNon- oxS
metal was that made by 4 dealer
who took a Detroit Jewel gas range
built OF Non-ox metal and left II ouf-
side where for sixty days n was ex-
posed TO rain and weather without
the factory salesman returned and
putting on suit OF overails. rubbed
the range thoroughly With OIL and IN
short time had II looking almost
as good as new.
SO convincing was this test OF Nom
G Gsm %st "A. tn nsas. sE HpSss ff &. Dr
insisting on writing in the order:
Must be made OF Non-ox metal.S
Any woman familiar with ordinary
gas ranges Will appreciate instantly
the great advantages of this new
viii ind il profitsSie 70 emuists tkis
dealer and Insist on ''Non-ox metal.
Nor Il the metal alone the reason
for this preference. IL Is very well
known that Detroit level gas ranges 1n,
dealers are showing the latest STYLES
and the local gas company carries
a full line OF samples. Call and see
them and make your seIection----Adv-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
POLICE nab
.10SUSPECTS
List Includes Two Ne
groes Accused of !
Holdup Jobs

Patroiman George Nieman and
Detectives Hayes and Bolone arrest.
ed two Negroes. early Tuesday
morning, who we're later identified
! holdup men who had robbed three
citizens, Monday night, representing
themselves as detectives, and stop.
ping and searching their victims.
One of the victims, Gordon Cav.
acaugh. OF Ne. Al Reed.pl., put up
q fight, and was badly beaten. Po-
lice say that nothing was taken
from him
Frank McGrade. of No. 297 Jeffer-
sonaye., who was robbed OF a watch
valued at $40. ~ d Fred w. Leonard
jof No. 80 Jefferson.ave., who was
robbed OF SIS IN cash, were the other
victims
! All three holdsups occurred near
Sherman and Hastings-sts., between
1890 O'Clock. Monday night, and
+ O'Clock, Tuesday morning
/ The Negroes arrested are Eugene
Jones, Is years old. OF No. 297 ST.
Antione-st.. AMI Daniel Morris, rs, OF
! No. 102 Larned-st. east. They were
identified by their victims. the po
7 lice declare. The Negroes are said
TO be recent arrivals from Chicago,
Detectives Repp and Heig have
rounded up -four young men. who
are alleged TO have held up Andrew
Kastyrowicz. Of No. 1875 Dubois-st.
Monday night. AID robbed him of his
watch and $40. The prisoners. who
ARE said to have confessed, are.
Walter Czarnecki, 10. OF No. 632
Hcndrie-ave.; John Gorney. II, of
No 1890 Dubois-st,i Leo Robatow.
ski, 10, of No 1177 Dubois-st., and
Stanley SledzinskL Is, of No. liza
! Dubois-st.
Another gang OF four young men
was arrested by Precinct Detec-
lives Smith nd Wisniewski. and
ieut. Dcderich and Sergt Fass, OF
'hCac-st station, on suspicion of
utnittting> several petty holdup
jobs IN tile Cbene precinct.
Tho prisoners are: Emil Rintz,
! %. OF No. 1882 Dubois-st; John Rich.
ards, 20. of 20. 1884 Joseph Campau-
ave. Paul Paczkowski. 10. of No.
749 Theodore-st., and Joseph Bar.
nowski, 20, OF No. 1859 Dubois-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
BURROUGHS SAYS
LIGHT VOTE BEAT
ART PROJECT

THE defeat OF the civic art cen.
ter project is not an expression OF
tho people as a whole" said Clyde
H. Burroughs. assistant director OF
the Museum OF Art. Tuesday. 1--WE
cannot help but feel that its failure
TO carry was due solely to the light
vote, We believe the majority OF the
people want Il. Every day We are
asked when work is going to be
started on the new buildings. IL
looks as though the people had voted
against the proposition not knowing
exactly what they we're doing.
"Of course the result is greatly
to be regretted. II means long de-
lay, especially IL we have TO wait
until the next general election to
submit the proposition again.
though 1t may be possible to bring
II up again when the street railway
purchase plan Is submitted. 1t means,
toe, that We will have to get along
with our present cramped quarters
and limited means as best as we
know how. We can't even have plans
prepared for the new buildings. for
members OF the American Institute
OF Architects will not enter a COM
petition of this kind until the money
Is actually in sight.
However, there are no sore spots.
The people. of course, have the right
To say how they shall spend their
money"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07

Treasurer's Office Open Till 9.
The city treasurer's Office will be
open till 9 o'clock, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, to pay OF
election inspectors.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07
WHAT PROPER TOOLS WILL DOM
MAKING BACKYARD FARMING EASY

sary the backbreaking work on
hands and knees and in most in.
stances its work is much more sat.
isfactory than hand wedding or hand
hoe cultivation.
Hoe discs, or miniature disc har-
rows can now be obtained with these
outfits and are ideal for the first
cultivation before a crust forms on
the surface.
As the plants come up and take
strong hold on their positions and
the row is distinct the first work
with the cultivator teeth and the fat
hoe steels. which cut the roots OF
weeds, can begin. The latter will
also preserve the soil mulch. The
backyard gardener will undersl and
that cultivation is not solely TO re.
move weeds. II the ground is per.
mitted to become hard and dry
plants will naturally not grow. But
unless some means OF protecting Il
are taken the sun will draw forth
the moisture In the earth and rob
the plants of 1t.
The cultivating tools pulverize the
hardening top crust of the earth and
this baking under the heat forms a
layer OF protection or shell for the
ground underneath and keeps the
moisture where 1t belongs.
OF course, proper hoeing will &C.
complish the same purpose, but they
can be obtained much easier by use
OF wheel tool One gardener has
figured the cost Of the average tool.
based on its term OF service. at rs
cents q year.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-07

made sergeant. and wiI1 lano ~
place n Grand River station IN
vacant by the retirement Of oeruk
Henry Robinson.