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The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

and wondering whose baby IL could
be another one Joined 1t. They tum-
bled and rolled over each other
They played tug-of-war with a little
stick. each holding one end They
made believe bite each other. II was
very rough play. but the rougher II
was the better they seemed 10 like
IL. Peter watched them for Il long
time. Then because he had a cramp
In one OF his feet he moved ever so
little. and In doing so he rustled the
leaves. Instantly the two brown
babies disappeared as IL the earth
had swallowed them up. Peter wait
ed, but they didn't come up again.
At last his curiosity proved too
much for him. lie hoped over 20
the spreading roots OF the Old tree
and there was the nicee- little door
way he had ever seen. lie knew
then where the two brown babies
had disappeared
Il wonder" muttcrel Peter,
whose babies those were won
der" sudden thought popped into
his head II made him JUMP rignt
up IN the air. "Dc you suppose thai
those could have been Little Joe o..
ters babieso" ho exclaimed rigo' on
loud 10 nobody IN particular The-
because ne was 80 fun o. his discoy
cry ne scampered away 20 The dear
old Bcicr Patch - tell Mrs Peter
all about T..
Next story The school In tho
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
BEARD SCHOOL
Es,,ov,s, stsn-Chief. Richard Outs
associates, George schiller, Grace
JoAnstea. Max schveiserhsf. Mar
garet Ntgar.

Editorial stsH-Chief. Richard Dussi
associates, George schiller, Grace
JoAnstea. Max schveiserhsf. Mar
Garet Ntgar.
The RS grade IL honored oy nsv
ing possession of the Junior civic
league pennant The As IL workins
hard TO have II transferred 10 their
room.
George Schiller of ISL cen.r.i-ays.
associate editor eeieor az MS
The students OF A room are max
ing color scales under tho direction
OF Miss Pendry. drawing teacher
A large. beautiful moth was dis
covered In the recitation room by
the teacher. Miss Nets.
Manley Dayton. pupil Of room - a;
had his ankle bruised by an eigh'
pound iron ball.
lineup is as follows: Arthur Collins.
catcher: veron Poet pitcher; Henry
HAY. nrst base; stewart flahsrty:
second base; oswald osrki. third
sGs w Rishars st, p s.id Ms sn: CALI Gall
nat. ahortstop: Everett Mason. CEN
tor neid,
This team hs. not yet met with
defeat. Beard mine" defeated carey
school, 70 Z, Bennett school TO q
The posture OF room b 10 80 per
cent
The boys Of Peard school are sue
cesafully practicing the shot put.
The As grade held class meet
ing and elected officers a. follows:
Grace Johnston. president. Walter
Gailinat, vice president; George Fleer.
secretary: Viola VICAR. treasurer.
The students OF room A who have
completed the Courts tests are ms
follows; Isabella Stevens. Robert
Weber. Stella winters. Max Schweiz-
erhof Mary Mclean, Walter Gun
their, Herman Golk. Veron Poet,
fred Zimmerman, George Schiller.
Walter Gallinat and BennIe Norman.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
By Juvenile
Journalists

warm VIII be lying In that little
nest soon there Will be four little
heart thrills with Joy. Al last the
nest IL done; the eggs are lying In
the nest The father bird flies away
70 nnd food, while tho mother bird
mes away from the tree singing joy
tuiIy, being unable TO restrain her
SER Tor mere JOY. She flies farther
away from tho tree than she had In
tended, and fear steals over her
Maybe the little eggs will be taken
ana the nest thrown away. She turns
BACK In terror. But no, the little
eggs are safe and sound
Another day the father bird re-
turns 70 nnd that he has not brought
enough food, for there are four III
tie birdlings all waiting 10 be fed.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
MORLEY SCHOOL
Editorial Stnff--lhiCf Stanton Pni-
inert assistant chicf. Ngra Cough
hau, associatra Catherine lIrny-
man, Herbert JashoNVski, Gertrude
O'Connor. Gertrui- schuclke. john
Ixtrai, irJ.,o,g Enelnuy


KtraIy. Edward Ea'lari.
feated the BritianCe bv score OF
q 10 I. Concord getting g hits ana
Britiance 4
The a room is very glad 10 vol
como Earl McFadden back 10 school.
after weeks Of illness.
\ surprise party was given I'm hon
or ~ Miss 4 Missioner and Emile
Missioner. May =. The evening was
spent In PLAYING games after which %
luncheon was served.
The AS grade Of the Morley school
had their first formal meeting Thurs
day. May s The following were tho
officers elected William Mari.
presidents. Ralph DUR, vice-presi-
dent William Hoy. secretary, Myra
Cohaugh, treasurer.
The Morley school pupils were
well pleased with the talk on birds.
which was given by our former
principal Mr.. Barris. now principal
OF the Cary school
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Reavill from
Terre Haute. are visiting her mother.
Mrs Poland at No. IL Lyon-ave
The Morley school has two base
ball teams The first team played
the second one and defeated II by a
score OF q TO 4. which did not give
them very much hope, for IL was
their FIRST game.
We are glad 10 see our Al grade
editor. Gertrude O'Connor. is back to
school. after n few days OF Illness.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS
FRANK w. pRATHER Editor

are about 500 officers or priyates In
active service engaged In hunting
the fly I'm it's breeding places.
George Brady. Junior sanitary IN
spector, OF district HE, has been
using his camera as an aid. taxing
snapshots OF unsanitary alleys ike
wise pictures OF clean ones. george
has reported that tho only trouble
that he had 10 resort TO was tine
ignorant Indifference OF the Tor
elgners In the district bounded by
st Jean-ave and the Detroit river.
which has not been fully organized;
The picture herewith Is that OF
Charles Upton Schreve. CHER OF
Junior sanitary inspector OF the or
ganization. and who Is taking an
active interest In the work MT;
Schreve. who IL a post graduate ~
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
TWO BIRDS
ny GERTRI'DE sARNOEF..

II is summer. The trees are sway
ing TO and fro In tho warm breezs
that seems TO go around whispering
10 every tree and flower, Summer "A
here" There Is a scent OF perfume
in the air. while everything seems
alive. Two birds are UP In the ap-
pie tree. Their two little hearts are
full OF Joy and happiness. and they
burst forth into song
think there IL no need TO tell you
that these little birds are happy be-
cause summer IL here; happy because
their nest viii soon he finished and
four little white eggs. snug and
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
CLIPPERT SCHOOL.
Editorial staff hief. John Halls
associates Harold strong, william,
MOod. Eunicc StuctNer. Ruth Eilins,
Ruth Hurustresscr

All the girls OF room 4 have re-
ccived diplomas from Miss McGarak
for answering % questions in baby
hygiene. Some girls had diplomas
from last year
The motto for the As class Is,
Climb. Though the Path be Rugged"
Some classes had this motto.
Any l3 or IA year old boys ball
team outside OF school who are will
ing 10 play the Clipperts team on
schooldays. except Friday call Wal
nut l4sQ-W. and ask for Harry New
man.
The Girls newcomb team OF Clip
pert school are going TO play Lo-
gan's newComb team Friday after
noon on their grounds. The girls
practice every day at physical train
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
SCISSORS AND TWEEz.
ERS---pLAYGR

Two doz moro or less blunt nose
SCISSOR equivalent - IT, Boxer *
CO. No 4C4@
Two doz- more o- less tweeZcrs
straight point equivalent 20 NIchi-
gan Drug 60 No. 50
Each accord %" 90 spccidratipue on
filc IN the off,o Of the Recreation
Commission Samples for each must
be submitted The right is expressly
rcserN ad o. reject ar. and all bids
or parts thereof
THE RFCEE ATIOS COMMISSION
IRA ". JAYNE
A-l3I3 super iutfndcut.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

jumping standards.
Each according to specifications on
Commission. Samples for each must
be submitted The right Is expressly
reserved TO reject any and all bids
or parts thereof.
THE RECREATION COM MISSION,
IRA w JAYNE.
A-l37t superintendent
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Ordinance No. 24O-A

An Ordinance 10 establtsh Eastern
standard time ~ the official time
In the City Of Detroit.
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE of THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section 1. Eastern Standard time
shall be official time within tho City
OF Detroit from and after the adop-
ton of this ordinance for the trans
action OF all city business.
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take
effect Saturday midnight. May Is.
1915
Approved May IL. 1915.
OSCAR Il. MARX,
Attest: Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-1sT0 City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Activities in
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

Elsie Herbert. editorin chief at
Jones school. Is tho frst girl to turn
In "A subscriber In the contest for
premiums and prizes. Thanks very
much. Elsie, A little perseverance
may win you a nice cash prize.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

We have two swell trips up
our sleeve for the school and scout
editors, but for fear something
might interfere 20 stop them. we
will refrain from telling more about
them till We know for sure
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The extent OF the interest In the
School Department is shown by n
letter we received from the presi'
dent OF the virginia college. at
Roanoke, Va. enclosing program
OF the May day masque.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The Kercheyal theater, across
from the Van Dyke school. will put
on special matinee performance
OF Titles Punctured Romance, !"
Saturday. May Is. at O'Clock. East
ern editors report this item. and
declare lot OF the students will
attend
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

II IL q pleasure indeed to arrange
for the entertainment OF our juve.
nile editors, and expressions, OF APP
probation such as the Alger school
stan handed In enhance the pleas
ure greatly.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
FAIRGROUNDS

4 doz.. more or less, lib. packages
absorbent cotton.
6 doz.. more or less. liquid court
plaster.
hesive tape. l-inch wide.
doz.. more or less, los bottles
tincture OF iodine.
~ doz.. more or less. 3-inch band
age cotton.
IA doz. more or less. 1-inch band
age cotton.
Each according to specifications on
file In the office OF the Recreation
Commission. Samples for each must
he submitted. The right 10 expressly
reserved to reject any and all bids
or parts thereof
THE RECREATION COMMISSION
IRA w. JAYNE.
A-Is7S Superintendent.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

School editors who have not yet
visited the new home Of the Times
may do so II they viii call up and
let VS. know the day they can come.
Several schools declared their In.
tention OF coming later. but seem to
have forgotten.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT
Room col city HAN.

Detroit. Mas ~. 1918
Scaled proposals viii loo received
AZ the above office until IL m Fri
day, May 81 'ti5. FOR furnishing the
following articles.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The Scout Department has an
added attraction in the items OF the
Scoutmasters' association, written
BY George Stracke.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Farrand school editors regret that
they were unab,s to attend the spe.
cisl performance Mt the Washington
.theater because OF receiving the IN
vitatIon and tickets too late.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
OFFICE OF TIE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT
Room 2nl- city Han.

Detroit. MAY l2. 1915
Sealed proposals will he received
Mt the above office until IL m. Tues
day. May IS. 1915, for furnishing the
following articles
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The Hillser baseball team has a
standing Of 1000, winning all games
played so far. and the editors are
sure the good work will continue.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The attention OF Gov Ferris is
respectfully called 10 the items from
Hubbard school In Thursdays pa
per. both aboat the plan to have
flags NJ halfmast for the Lusltania
victims. and tho miscreant that 40
shametully destroyed the lilacs the
children nj Hubbard had 40 care
fully and patiently nuttured.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Il will study and get ready and
maybe my chance viii come is the
quotation from Lincoln printed on
the board AT Washington. and the
editors declare II is inspiring to the
children.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

or i've pupils who remained
standing az the end OF spell
down AZ Newberry school T., last
week, four were editors.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
EQUIPMENT AND APPA-
RATUS-.PlAYCROUNDS

~ outfits. more or less, steel
swings and frames.
Il moro or less. playground outfits.
IL more or less. baby hammock
swings and frames
10 more or less. sets OF 10 foot
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Llllibrldge school IL 20 have an
American flag and school pennant
for each room. bought With funds
contributed by tho pupils.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Jefferson school editors we're very
apprcciatiye Of the chance given
them 10 see The submarine pictures.
and said so In their last items.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The Wilkins school Is hereby with.
drawn from tho list Of delinquents.
having nice lot OF items in Thurs
days paper
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15


premiums and prizes. Thanks very
much. Elsie A little perseverance
may win you nice cash prize.
The extent OF the interest In the
School Department is shown by a
letter we received from the presi'
dent OF the Virginia college, at
Roanoke. Va. enclosing program
OF the May day masque.
We have two swell" trips up
our sleeve" for the school and scout
editors. but for fear something
might interfere 20 stop them. we
will refrain from telling more about
them till We know for sure.
II isa pleasure indeed to arrange
for the entertainment OF our juve.
nile editors. and expressions, OF APP
probation such as the Alger school
stan handed In enhance the pleas
ure greatly.
The attention OF Gov. Ferris is
respectfully called 10 the items from
Hubbard school In Thursdays pa.
per. both aboat the plan to have
flags NJ half.mast for the Lusltania
victims. and tho miscreant that 90
shametully destroyed the lilacs the
children nj Hubbard had 40 care
fully and patiently nuttured
Lillibridge school IL 20 have an
American flag and school pennant
for each room. bought With funds
contributed by the pupils
or i've pupils who remained
standing at the end OF q spell
down az Newherry school last
week, four were editors.
Jefferson school editors we're very
apprcciatiye OF the chance given
them 10 sec The submarine pictures,
and said so In their last items
Boys. & Il necessary 20 call your
attention 20 those charming little
maids OF Chandler school in Thurs
days paper Surely not, FOR there's
combination 10 reach your heart
and stomach AT the same time
Lincoln Is another school whose
editors express appreciation Of the
chance 10 see the wonderful pic.
lures at the Washington theater
The wilkins school IS hereby with.
drawn from tho list Of delinquents,
having n nice lot OF items in Thurs
days paper
Il will study and get ready and
maybe my chance viii come is the
quotation from Lincoln printed on
the board at Washington, and the
editors declare Il Is inspiring 10 the
children
Farrnnd school editors regret that
they were unab.r TO attend the spe.
cisl performance nj the Washington
,theater because OF receiving the in
vitation and tickets too late.
The Hilleer baseball team has
standing OF 1000. winning all games
played so far. and the editors are
sure the good work will continue.
The Scout Department has an
added attraction In the items OF the
Scoutmasters' association, written
by George Stracke
School editors who have not yet
visited the new home OF the Times
may do so II they viii call UP and
let US know the day they can come.
Several schools declared their In.
tention OF coming later. but seem to
have forgotten
The Kercheval theater, across
from the Van Dyke school. will put
on special matinee performance
OF Titles Punctured Romance,
Saturday. May ~. at o'clock. East
ern editors report this item. and
declare lot OF the students will
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Lincoln Is another school whose
editors express appreciation Of the
chance 10 see the wonderful pic.
lures at the Washington theater
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Boys. Is Il necessary 20 call your
attention 20 those charming little
maids OF Chandler school in Thurs
days paper Surely not. Cor there's
a combination 10 reach your heart
and. stomach at the same time
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT

Detroit, May IL. 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received
day, May 81. 1915. for furnishing the
following articles.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Next story The school In tho
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IT, h1atituj-- $50 y qued6 a11rumal0,
.a~c1Dnadado pnr La enorrMidad del lie
slstrs qnh me afEigia. To mne clsi
morir, pe2o no En0ri..-
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armada, rne rpsH:=igue, q codas parties, q
.5o5}as DhnGa-s, y me reprOcrEa Ga este
i5ii&2d, Dr. :nutil6daG de mi viola .
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rostro es tan tiarr1O Y rris-e, que sism
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