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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-13
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 10, 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1887.
TORMAN AVENUE

To Delray Land Co. John Kanola.
John Kasar, +. zimmerman. Otto
Krazewski, A. Byzka, Delray Land
Co. Carl Breau. John krumrH, r.
kromeri. Mat. Wilwis. NJ G. Y. r.. r.
Kreygowski. Christ Rogashinski. r.
,Brosowski. Jacob Kusck. American
Chemical Co, Wabash
Railroad. and to all other persons
owning. occupying, OF otherwise In
terested in any OF the lots and prem
iscs fronting on Forman avenue, In
said City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the City
OF Detroit. having ordered 80 much
OF Forman avenue. from the south
curb line OF Carbon street to $40 feet
north Of Barron street. to be graded
and paved. notice 10 hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots, and premises fronting on
said Formen avenue. and liable to
he assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that q roll Of said assessment
is now completed. and will remain nj
the Assessors office. In the City Of
Detroit from the date hereof until
July 9th. 1918. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAyE J. ALBRhSHT.
tP-2s) President.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, July Is. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1856.
CENTRAL, AVENIJE

To Peter Roulo. c. Downey. Anna
Nickashiwitz. !. c. Mcdonald. T.
Hopp. Betsy Fry. w, II. Fry. John r.
Fry. A. Lonyo. =. a j. Plumer. Ed
ward Cicotte. j. II. Plumer, w. A.
Milms. Fred Possert. J. c. Bischop.
John Goraczynski. william Kuhn. X.
III. Plumer, G.. Clippert Estate. and to
all other persons owning. occupying
or otherwise Interested in any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Central
avenue. in said City OF Detroit with
In the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the City
OF Detroit, having ordered 70 much
of Central avenue. from the north
curb line OF Ferpdale avenue to the
south curb lire OF Dix avenue. to be
graded and paved. notice In hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premise.
fronting on said Central avenue. and
liable to be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions Of
the City Charter. and that roll Of
said assessment is now completed and
will remain at the Assessors Once
in the City OF Detroit. from the date
hereof until July %, 1918. for the In
spection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT,
B-22 President.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. July Is, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1858.
HOLCOMB AVENUE

To {. Wass, b. Balmes. J. Du.
moulin ps1,.i a Gust aS, r r Frad L,
est, X. Houghton. Julius jain, J.. J.
ische, John II. Route. X. wreford.
Mis% f r hoas M'qT I%s1 A His
William Huston, Henry Kaiser.
j 4 ]. Kolb. a. Van Fieteren. II. Van.
Ssehe. A, ,Treadway, George Stein, 4.
Schultz. Paul Dierick. Q. A. Davies.
William F. NJ. Kuhn. George saun-
Louis Moutard. Charles DE smit. Rob
ert A. Brown. Michael ]. Reilly
James McFadden. William f. Keeble.
CAMEL DeGennuke. Herman Peiia:
s. Koppin. George i. paddock. WI.
liam Fetzer. F. H. Hale. c. Brazor.
John krsnsky. E; J. Most Frank 81,
Matyn. August DE Gentleman. Gustav
+. KALI. Annie Coussement, William
keenan,. a. l.. Hall. William Darn
staetter Romain Naeyert. 2: Won
man. Frank Ervinck. NJ. Bishop. Emil
Van wenseele. Thomas Gerdes. ]. C.
Rabaut. j. b. Mackay. Thomas Breen.
?. 8. Beaubien John Naeysrt. Hoyt
POST. Z. X. Jenke. A. I. Slaucnman. a..
Graney. Mary Linck. Christ Brock
hausen, Henry. Van slambrouck.
antette. II. J. Reaume, r. Noble. ID. G..
Millevtlle. Board Of Education. Mag
nus c. Wick. and to all other persona
owning. occupying. or otherwise in
terested In any Of the lots and prem
Uses fronting on Holcomb avenue, In
said City OF Detroit. within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the City Of
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
HoIcomb. avenue. from the north line
of Krrchevnl avenue to the south line
Of Mack avenue, to be graded and
paved. notice IL hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on
said Holcomb avenue. and liable to
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that a roll OF said assessment
Is now completed and will remain at
the Assessors Ofhce. In the City Of
Detroit. from the date hereof until
July eth. 1918, for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
nv GUSTAVE ]. ALBRIGHT.
ND-Et q u IN. " -,
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Rowland today thinks he Is alto
gether' too much OF a good fellow.
Chick Gandil hurt himself while
batting yesterday. and was permit
ted to retire while Williams finished
out his time At bat
Then Rowland permitted Gandil 10
return TO the game At hrst and Chick
rappcd out double later that beat
the Hose.
That pvt Boston within two points
Rowland At last has the White sox
running wild on tho bases.
Yesterday they stole Ave bases.
Walter Johnson pitched. and IL
ed on bases.
Walter won his game withou,
striking out a man.
Heavy hitting In the eighth and
ninth innings permitted the Yankees
to go ahead Of Cleveland and win.
Peckinpaugh continues to hit like
q blazing shanty.
A double. triple and single for yes
terday were his lot.
and was touched for only three hits
by the Indians thereafter
The Boston Braves are In last place
IN the National league. but are closer
to the top than they were year ago,
Tho PhillIes. now leading. lost two
games yesterday. and the Cubs lost
one
Brooklyn trimmed the Cubs. max
Ing II four straight over Chicago and
eight consecutive Victories.
Pittsbursh took a double header
Mayer. being one OF the huriers van
pushed.
Becker got . home run. but IL won
no games.
Old man Hinchman went 20 bat
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Poor Pitching and Many Errors Lose
For Tigers After Great Uphill Fight
miserable fielding ultimately lost the

miserable fielding ultimately lost the
game.
Jennings was fred from the field
for arguing q decision of Hide.
brands regarding the putout OF 30.
land on third. when the pitcher was
touched by Jimmie Burke. At the
time Detroit had scored four runs,
the bases were full, two were out.
Leonard was wobbly and Crawford
was at bat. The decision probably
cost Detroit the contest. and q ire
mendous row followed It. Another
unusual play was made on Speaker.
lie was touched out while In the
dugout after he had apparently stol.
en- home. He had missed the plate
In bis slide.
The game was spectacular enough
to almost Offset its technical short
comings, and although II lasted
more than three hours. the crowd.
unusually large for Monday, stuck
TO the stands. Considering tho
handicap under which they started,
the Tigers made splendid fight.
With a single pitcher who could
stand the gan, or with more nearly
Perfect fielding. Detroit would today
be within two points of Boston in
the averages.
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rUlsDAY. July is. 1915.

hurlers out of the box In the eighth
In sn effort 10 tie the score.
This inning was rather notable.
Foster gave Kavanagh base on
balls. Cobb tripled to the center
held bleschers. Pennock was rush.
ed TO the firing front to succor Fos-
ter. and Crawford lined the second
bail pitched into the bleachers. The
hall went so low and fast that II
was lost from the stands until q
scattering OF fans In the garden par
cret revealed Its first stopovcr.
Pennock was hurriedly jerked and
Collins went in to hold the Tigers
helpless thereafter. Meanwhile
Dubuc had replaced Steen. and he
held steady until the tenth, when
errors by Kavanagh and Baker. sin
giles b. Speaker. Gamer and Lewis.
double steal and . sacrifice net.
ted the three runs that meant ulti-
mate victory.
Given the Ave run handicap, De-
troit thrice tied the score and once
pushed ahead. hatterins the pick OF
the alleged stellar Boston mound
staR viciously and perseveringly.
Poor pitching by Coveleskie, poland.
Steen and Dubuc and an overdose OF
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AK. AND arvsn srEAMsns


Ar y. = e.. steas.ers operate sades
{ euSeel standard lAne.
Foe Ctevrisaa. TIttshnrgh ssA ali
v~SeSs sssutA auA cast--DNily lO.&5 p.
~. Fare TO Cleveland. ei.s; Pitts
nsyi,sSs Trips 70 cIsv~iand--rues
SSSX.y' s:ss a. n. Fare si.so.
Fee NuRato sd all neents east--
Daily D.. m, Fare es.So one way.
Yer Maekiasc Islsaa end Wsy Pests
Mondays and Saturdays. .b:3o =. m.
wcIrrsdays and Fridays. f:sV q. m.
Speesal stcansev - Noek1uae 1slauN
Two trips wsskly--Monasys Gao
.. M, Thursdays $3.50 y. m. No stops
en- route except Alpena. each dIrec-
iIon.
Asy--CicveiAnd, ~. So; Buffalo, Sxj NJ
Hssfa Falls. S4.So round trip for
transportation, returning In time for
Sssisrss1 Asees.eAsi.e.s
berth. ~; lower berth. >iso; whole
'' TSTI9xfT OFFICES - rhssd Ave.
WNavf. f1T WWeAvvasA Ave. (Males-
de nIAs.,. - Fest ~. west.
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NO1ICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July l3th. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1859.
ILLINOIS STREET

To George souillac. j. BrxoskL, John
frost, A. Bittowski. Joseph Confetti,
John 0iovano. Louis Lambert. Theonl
Freda. M. Eden and p. Spatter. ]
Gurxynski. n. Kasper. q. Bianchini. q.
Matto. j. Jaroranski. John WinJank.
and TO all other persons owning. oc-
cupying. or otherwise interested in
any Of the lots and premises fronting
on Illinois street In said City Of De-
troit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City Of
Detroit, having ordered so much Of
Illinois street. from the east line OF
Russell street to the west line OF
Riopeile street, to he graded and
paved. notice 10 hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots. and premises fronting on
said Illinois street. and liable TO he
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions of the City Charter.
and that a roll Of said assessment II
now completed. and will remain ut
the Assessors Ofnce. In the City Of
Detroit from the date hereof until
July 27th. 1915. for the inspection of
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF A6SESHORS,
by GUSTAVE J. ALBRECHT
tB-2s) President.
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can state Bank. Wilson Craig, =: BIT
termik. +. &c. Brown, e .. Olds. -,
4cPhes. Emma Moore. Paul echvltp.
John Carney. 7. J. Clancy. John M.
e. sF c f. vi III Hs e krSs w & ras5 Sss!
er. =. =. Barber. Margaret EgQlo-
stone, Geo. weinxierl. Anna Aaybea
g.. Spoor. Henry Mathew y. Ae4re
J; Z. schlsnkert. Frank Blad!a Qoea
John ,s Platte REV G ~ ao SMs. Z. Isk ~.
4; Kustsn. Hiram Potts. J, II: Temple.
Chas. Greenwood. A. ). Tromb1y,l
. s,sn B . De F nsssns D ass
Hsmpls 0eorss Pitt. w. q Berlin. l.
Dierisckx. yr, 7, Y. Annas. G. Y. Full
Tood ho @ hsp oO,n; d 4 y H roi:s
chas. Hammond. II. r. welty. Thomas
Mahon. Van Husan &C. Otto Warner.
J. schwetsberger. Mrs. r.. PoIsno.
Anna Ann, Male: 6, 6,nIeln' Era9s Jensen;
Harry Hswisy. r. NJ. Winalow. jos.
Temple, Il. =. Goddeyne. John Bolis.
and 10 all other persons owning.. cc-
any OF the lots and premises fronting
on Utica avenue In said City OF De-
troit within the limits hereinafter
the Common CounclI OF the lily OF
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
Utica avenue. from the north line OF
Jefferson avenue to the south curb
line of Kercheval avenue. TO be
graded and paved. notice In hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon ALI the lots, and prem
ises fronting on said Utica avenue:
and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions Of
the City Charter. and that q roll OF
said assessment 10 now completed,
and will remain ut the Aasessors
the date hereof until July 27th. 1915.
for the inspection Of all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Nv GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
(B-s6) President.
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Repeatedly Tiges Catch.
up, Only to Slip Be-
hind Again

Afts: 2sna:.ting tho Red sox 10
:sa, INTO a Svsrua lsAd =, the nrst
.nninx. the Tigers Yesterday had
three pitchers knoeasd OF: Of TIC
box. made eight crro,y. wsfe the
victims OF much freakisk misfor.
tune. pounded such mound notables
~ Dutch Leonard. Foster, Shore
and Pennock or the slab. and forced
the game into extra innings before
they were beaten. Just 1t this
juucture. the fact that they were
beaten IL the important thing. for II
sets them back at time. when Q
Victory would have meant what
would practically amount 10 triple
tie for the lead Of the American
league.
The score was Is to ~. and Ray
Collins. Tiger jinx Of years stand.
Ing. gets the credit for the victory.
II was southpaw Ray who stepped
into the breach after Detroit. three
runs behind. and Knocked three
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eight tlmes and got four doubles and

eight timeo and got four doubles and
a single.
The Reds broke their losing streak
and defeated Matthewson and the
Giants yesterday. Eight straight
games had they just lost to New
York.
nings and psSsed nobody.
Heinie Groh got three hits.
yawn McGraw was ordered OF the
field.
Braves dropped two more games.
81. Louis grabbing them.
Rudolph and Tyler were the unfor-
tunate pitchers.
The second game went IL innings.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July 13th. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1890.
UTICA AVENUE

To Mrs. r.. Davidson, Ida Dommon-
tier, samuel Cooke. f. Whitbeck. {.
p. Horn. Fred Marshall. Il. J. Forcier.
Mary Mcnamara. G. Il. Lyon. J. Hauf.
Arthur I.averock. A. Cuthert. w, F.
McCorklc. r.. w. Keith. J. A. Maine.
Bertha Lawrence. Jas. Harris: Jr..
= w. Frazier. w. q. waterbury.
Henry Woods. r. J. Perrien. Ameri-
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
XII W6IfE STAR nNE>

FLATS and PORT HrRON way ports.
steamer leaves Detroit daily Si5 O..
g. '; 40, ?. m; and ~ s;oc .Rs N. sun
FOR TOLEDO daily $50 q. m and
b:!S p. m. Sundays only $3.50 q. m.
and b. m. For SUGAR ISLAND
every week day $3.50 q. m. every sun
and 500 p. m. Wharf foot Of oris.
wold-st.
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E E!sss::l|: s 81 &; 8: :s sss:,
qss:ss:!' 4s.s. sp..11sx
H:ssias. vsssiisii.s - H.
Eiccsric Writing.
e,! Also SFcpSsslS fes -
..!s.s J: ga ii f' :ss.s.ss
Plans and spsciaeat isas 80
all work embraced ID the ASED.
Plans and apsctnca tons, Raxs ~
s . sss oiaf a,s 8 So
PLAN: and spsciAcs siepa esy
AL work embraced In tAe Co.,
Ing EngineerG plans And epS(
the ti"" conscis,ns s MI ora .. 49,
P Mccoi lsi 1s,! rsH q s,: ss
forms furnishsd By the ssSS2t g
scnsr l ~ ~ engineer x spd -
cash equal to 8 per cent u th(E3
a surety COMPANY bond VII
sccerted In connection with IN
hitting OF proposals. h s y 81
General contractors upNet eo1
attached to their propoooIt
names Of all their sub-eonfroet6f
The Board Of Education reee[
the right to reject any o. ~ -
~. CHARLES =. s Sxcs
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DEPT. or pusLlc Works
SIDEWALK NOTICE
Detroit. July ~. 1915.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct. reconstruct or put to
proper line and grade. . brick,
natural stone. artificial stone. cement
or concrete sidewalk. croeswalk or
driveway. according to specifications
prepared by the Commissioner OF
Public Works and approved by the
Common Council.
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Chicago ut 81. Louis.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN At Baltimore.
Newark at Buffalo.
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National League.


Yesserday's Games.
Inning a. e7ss RI r
New fork.o o 0 o o o 0 o o. o 8 S
Batteries-Dale and wingo: Math-
ewson. schauer and Meyers. Empires
Brooklyn i 0 0 sIs /
Iatderies-Pierce. Lavender. Adams
and Bresnahan; Smith and Miller.
umpires--klem and Cocklll
First game
ST. Louis 3 0 Q 0 o 0 Q % o
Boston 20 o 0 o o 1 o o O-l 2
batteries-Sallee and Snyder: Ru-
doiph and Gowdy. Umpires-Rigier
Second game
Innings l2345s7s9i0il r II f.
-. Louis. 00001l0 1T 2
Boston 80 10000 l--3 1
Batteries-Doak. Perdue and sny-
der Tyler, Whaling and Gowdy. Um-
First game
p! .1nIs,nsi iissstsSsdcs 81 HB5 :
fhiladel 20 0 0 0 0 0 o o ii 1
batteries-McQuillen Cooper and
Sschans: Mayer, Lineup and Kiilifer.
Second game
Innings s4ss7s RHE
Pe,nt ,,.nsh aooI ! . Q 9 - 9 !
Batteries-Mamaux and Gibson;
Chalmers. Rixey and Burns. EMPIRES
-Quigley and Emsiie.
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THOSE DELIGHTFUL DAY

NIro
DAYS. Wedpesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays, o:s0 a. M arrive Cleve-
land s u. m. Seven and a half hours
OF real pleasure. The cool lake
brecxcs attract the travelling public.
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Today's flames.

Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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DEPT. or pusLlc WORK. s.
SIDEWALK non


DetrolG nv Az
II All whom II NAY Co1c6ent %
Take notice that BY or6ef ~
Common Council you are f4Qy99e
stone art'ncisi slons, eomsak on
crete sidewalk. crosswelk o. Af5
way. according 10 epeclneotjenAf
pared by the Commissionet of ~
Works and approved by the Cc141
~oaauci1 ~ ~ &, 1ftt1f
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Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. .: Buffalo. 4,
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BOOK C WEST

On the south side OF NichI&M 3
avenue. In front Of or adjotnl( .
such lots or parts 81 iots me- A
bered Ss, 81. between oilH
and Livernois. Daniel y. III 4
Louis r. Campau'S sub. Of x X
II " Theodore ]. and QNnf1 4S3
Campau'e sub. OF p. O. No, 8Dk*
ON the east side Of oates 49,
nue., in front Of or a43ol&lu1S
S sre 'V + between ~
street and Wabash = r. 4l
De1ray Land CO.. Ltd-. eubs
No. Of part Of r. &. so. \. "
On the west side Of 0alee GVo<
nue., In front Of Of ad5olnl&
bered 2. 10, between Cael4o
Delray Land Co. Ltd. sub. IN
No. of part OF r. G., $40. n
On the east side OF 3orynoS1'
avenue, In front Of or a6i0iosf
Ing such lot or part OF lot MIND
bered II. between Carhn0l
street and Wabash r. n. Th4s
Deiray Land Co. Ltd. sub. ~
No. 3 Of part Of p. c. $50.
On the north side OF L0uG.
worth avenue, In front OF 80
adjoining such lot or part o.
lot asa. between Elsmefe AuN3
Law ndale avenues. The John
r. Clark Est. sub. OF lot vi
cktr varA tvocf W W
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where are you going on your Va.
cation this year,"
"Oh. dear. I don't know. There's
really no place left to CO.
Have you been to Niagara Falls?"
"Oh, yes; passed by that one
night"
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On On the north side OF orss!sty
avenue. In front of or adjotn.f1
Ing such lot or part of lot nunssS''
ss.rd O. s,o L. f,.. ess Ursnd bo S
bard p. c. as. ". OF and sd
joining Grand boulevard and q \.
of Gratiot avenue.
ca On the west side OF Helen aye..
nue.. In front Of or ADJOINING
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bel ed 6. 7, between Hlncock<
avenue and Warren. avenuets
Chr. D.mitio,s sub = 81 q part nrs.S 6
westerly OF Gratiot avenue aa.st4
(s) On the west side OF ssyb4l9{j
avenue. in. front Of or ad,Ql2e
numbered 81. IS, between drss
tiot avenue and Warren ev4y
nue.. Potters sub. Of part * !
r. c. $40. :. OF Grstiot avsnuc y
avenue In front or or sdJoin$
ing such lot or part OF lot NUN 81
bered rs. between Gratlot ov4sSa
nue. ard Warren avenns - H.
Cook e ia farm. p. cs. ia. iss sSd !
$50. between Forest and 0ra'ks
tiot avenues 81 II,
90 ON the vest r. side g = r's s1sciSs j
nu,nwfsd s7s. ST. bstWe91
Lambert street. and Dv44
s s.,s ;, w X. c Ts's f fss.. q -!
is. north OF 0rAtiot ayenue<X{
(O On the west eide OF Tewro44
avenue. IN mont Of or so3el14
sdsh lot or part OF sSs
s SssrS end end S,fsy avsnss. IT,
Taits sub. Of part 81
Church farm. =. C. 10 nesS
As are owned By .xoes ~. g
auit thereof. the sane VII
,.r ;ss an. sssS sssSs Sc sss
hereof. tcgether wiW ~
!. 81, us sn;5 ,ss WIN
c.ra,.,. :s0 j T. IF. LEV
- ~ lf.|'Nt
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BOOK B WEST

f, On the east side % Bpr1<
boulevard. In 'front.' a. ot
joining Auch lots or poee(
lots numbered =.
II. II Il. = 4: g, 81
N ,isms Sub. e part e frss'
boulevard. In front af 81 Il
Joining such lots Or p0[f
lots numbered ~ M;
i: Il: Il: Il Il: II u
between Milford ev4qo4
lang sub. Of part e frae
, On the IL south sids 81 ris1
avenue. In front o. o. 149
ing such lot or part OF let IN
befad 4, between EpWot1h
tevafd and Colfax ovel1v ";
Mott willtansI sub. ~ p4t&
frac: sec. No.
avenue. in front OF or s6jS3Sl
ing such lot or parts ~ r.
numbered s, between EpWoG1
boulevard and II. n. !. M
wiiiisms sub. Of part e fr !,
!, On the west side Of Thtpt
NTH street. In front Of ~ ~
Joining ouch lots or pey$o IA
lots numbered IS. -. al ~
tween Herbert street ana p6l
ereaux street. Fyfe, Barto1
and Warren's sub ~ that D0&
of p. c. $50. lying between II
ratio street and Warren -
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HOW KIND

IL suppose you write to your wife
while she is away and tell her
everything you dor
"No--I don't have to-"
Lucky boy. How's that"
THE neighbors do II for me-"
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Mast. Louis; wet grounds.


New York at Detroit. two games
Boston at Cleveland. two games.
Washington at st. Louis.
Athletics at Chicago.
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American League.
STANDING.


Yesterdays Games.
lnhinss ?s tss7s RHE
Cleveland Il o / 2 o 0 o o % /
Batteries--Pieh, Fisher and sween-
ey, Harstedt and ONeil. Umpires-
Dinecn and Nallin.
Washton % 20 o.
ChIcago III 10 o o 0 o 0 0-S 9 o
Batteries - shaw, johnson and
Henry; HOPPER. Russell, Woifsans
ana sehalk. Umpires-wallace and
Philadelphia St Louis; wet grounds.