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The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No 1852 For grading and
paving Consress street from the east
line OF East Grand Boulevard to the
west line OF Field avenue
Roll No 1863 For grading and
curb Sf ESSEN nue .Fe% me no the
south curb line Of Jefferson avenue
Roll No. 1854. For grading ana
paving Piquette avenue from the east
line OF East Grand Boulevard 20 the
west line OF Moran street.
Roll No. 1858. For grading ana
paving 81. Paul avenue from the east
curb line OF Fischer avenue TO tina
west curb line OF Holcomb avenue.
Roll No. 1856. For grading aud
paving St Paul avenue from the east
curb line of Selvidere avenue TO the
west lire OF McClellaud avenue.
Roll No 1851 For grading and
line OF Cass Avenue TO the east line
OF Second avenue
Roll No 1858 For grading and
Etiot, 81 Antoine and Hastings
Roll No. 1852. For grading and
paving alley No. 1872. being the It"
alley in block bounded by -. Antoine.
Hast'ags. Livingston and Illinois
Roll No. 1850. For grading and
paving alley No i7n. being the IT.
alley In block bounded by ST Antoine.
Hastings. Brady and Livingstone ave.
MUGS.
Roll No. 1861. For grading and
paving alley No. AL being the alley
I'm block between High and Wlnder
streets from the east line OF Wood
ward avenue to the west line 81 John
II street
Fart IL due md payable within ~
DAYS from date ~ this notice, Parts
Z" , and ( become due and payable
IN one. two and three years respect
ivclv from date 81 this notice. fogeth-
~ with interest az the rate OF per
cont frotr the date OF the conhrma-
tic~ ~ this roll.
Either OF said parts tnny be peid
within 90 davs from The date OF this
notice without further interest
~ either OF said parts one, two.
three or four shall not he paid when
they become due 3 per cent penalty
rnd interest at the rate 81 PER cent
from tho date Of confirmation ~ the
assessment will b. added and tho
premises nssesscS 'w'lr DO advertised
and sold as provided nv law
MAX c. KOCH,
B-1E City Treasurer.
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STAN DINGS
American League.
Yesterdays Games

Yesterdays Games.
Innings, ] 7s9 II II h
Chicago II y l q . 0 . o. , .
New Yotk.0 o y U 0 0 2 0 l. 3ll 3
Batteries-Cicottc and Schalk. Pieh.
Br own. Cole and Alexander. Umpires
--Nallin and Dinecn.
Second game
Innings. > 3 8 67S9 II II T.
Cleveland , y o O. 5
Philadel. % o 1 o o l o. > )
Batteries--Garrett and O'Neil: la
Wis and McAvoy. Umpires-Wallace
and Evans.
ST. Louis % 0 0 o. y 3
Wash'ton % Q 3 . o o - 6 i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tillman. Hon
and Lcary; Dumont and Henry. um-
pircs--Chill and Connolly.
First game
Cleveland l. 0 0 0 0 = I 2
Philadel % 0 - }
BattcriCs--Col and Billings,
Crowell. Eccles and Lapp. Empires
Evans and WALLACE.
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Trotters at Adrian,

ADRIAN, Mich. Sept 21.-A
thrce-day harness meeting will open
here today in connection with the
Lcnawee county fair. More than so
horses are now stabbed at the track
for the meeting.
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N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Sept. 81, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1914.
FIREMAN AVENUE

To Hugh r. Mckenzie. T.. j. Tinker
II. c. Newman. II. r. Borgm'n. sarah
Mclean, Kremer Est. 10. siegcl
John w. Morris, l. @. "a. !,
4. Mcbride, A. Pack, w. ,vson,
w. Henninger. o. webstet =. w
Merritt r. Shant. Jas. Turner. Mrs.
+. II. Evarts, Il. A. Smith, &. G. Cur
tbs. Jos. v. J. BojanowskL Solomon
Moore. j. W. Morrison. w J. King
r. A. Born. Paul Paco. j. -. Born,
Zebulon LaPlant, G. X. Rowe, Geo G.
yenn. J. q. Dickinson. 9. 8. Cole, j
Bontowski. Mary Tomaloxyk w
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National League.
ycstc-day's Games.

Yesterdays Games.
BROOKLYN o o q o o O. q
Pittsburgh o . o o -, 0
Batterles--Pfeffer. McCarty ana
Miller: Harmon and Murphy. Um-
pircs-Quigley and OlDaN.
Innings 2 2 u III u
Boston 90 | - o q o o. !;
Cincinnati 0 o o o o o - l
Batteries-Hughes, Barnes. Gowdy
and Whaling; Toney, Clark and Win
20 Umpires---Orth and Byron
New York Chicago: rain.
Ihiladelphia-St. Louis. rain.
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TnIiax,s Ganca-

Phlllies at st. Louis. two games
New York at Chicago. two games.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Yesterdays Games.
Brooklyn 10, Kansas City 2.
Pittsburgh 4. Buffalo 2,
Newark Chicago. rain.
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PETE SCOTT
out AGAIN
TrOtter Expected to
Make w ms 10
,3traight Today

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. 2l.-Peter
Scott will 90 through the formality
of trotting around the mile oval
here today, and Immediately there
after will claim his tenth consecu.
tive victory for the year In stake
races and goodly portion OF the
$4,000 Hoster stakes, This event
will be the feature OF the Tuesday
racink at the Grand circuit meeting
here. and Peter Scott Is conceded
the race.
Yesterday Pop" Geers pleased
the opening crowd by winning the
$4,000 purse for 2:06 PAGERS, with
Russell Boy. volga captured the
Horse. Review futurity. The sum.
mary:
.if1 Class Trot. Parse ~ 200
Naster by Nngteen
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American Association
STANDING.

Yesterday's Games.
No games scheduled.
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ANNEXATION OF
TERRITORY TO DETROIT
Notice of lection
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Detroit Mich, September 10, 1915.


To the Qualified Electors of the City of Detroit
Notice given herewith that election to be held in the
City of Detroit Tuesday November 1915 there will be sub
mtted the electors the question of annexng to the city
tain territory joining the city, The said territory
posed to be annexed being described as follows:
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Tosiny's Games

Detroit at Philadelphia
~. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston
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Printing tho ~fn:n ncat ktud--thn
10 right--Tsmes Jon Dept.-<-Main SH20
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CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 81, 1915.
Notice IL hereby given to all per-
sons interested that there have been
fled in this office the following
named assessment rolls:
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Sept. Il. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1909.
FERDINAND AVENJJE

TO julius Williams. William II.
Crawford. l.. w. Burch, Joseph Bush,
@. @. Fenwiek. James Il. Scott a. Co,
Abel Knechtel III. III. Stern, NJ. Siegel,
John Herman, Michael Ruhlman,
American Lubricator Co. and to ali
other persons owning, occupying, or
otherwise interested In any of the
lots and premises fronting on Ferdi-
nand avenue, in said City of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council of the City of
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Ferdinand avenue. from the north
line OF Wabash railroad TO the south
line of Fort street. TO be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on
said Ferdinand avenue. and liable to
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that roll OF said assess
ment is now completed. and Will re-
main ut the Assessors office. in the
City of Detroit. from the date hereof
until Oct. 5, 1915, for the inspec-
ton OF all persons concerned there
In.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By GUSTAVE j. ALBRECHT.
B-222 President.
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"Batted for Dauss In ninth inning.
tBatted for Scott in NTH inning.
Innings 2 3
Detroit .......2 o o o o o %
Boston .....1 % 0 o -
Total bases--Detroit 9, Boston D.
Sacrifice hits--Cobb. Barry stolen
bases-Bush. veach. Stanage. Three
base hit-Lewis. Double play-Bush,
Young and Burns Left on bases
Detroit 10. Boston :. First on err
rors-Detroit 2. Boston l. Bsses on
balls-On Dauss 3. of Ruth ', OF
Foster l. Hits--On Ruth 9 In as
innings, of Foster in l l-3 innings
Hit by pitcher-By Ruth Wittl.
Struck out--By Dauss 3, by Ruth o.
bv Foster l. Passed ball---Carrisan
Tmpires--OLoushl HIN and Hfldebrand'
Time--2:0s
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Sept. 81. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1908.
EDMONTON AVENUE.

To J. ). Holden. n. BaEald jas.
III. Humbert. Chas. Breault. Fred VI
Meier. Mary Mayze Alice b. German.
Miss j Bell. J. Mckenzie. +. N. Lab
ser. NJ. A. Anyderman. and to all
other persons owning, occupying. or
othe rwise interested in any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Edmon-
ton avenue. in said City OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council OF the City. OF
Detroit, having ordered 30 much OF
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT

RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Sept. 81. 1915.
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Time-s:o5A. 2o7a. 2.O7N
To beat 2.IaL trottinE, the Mardue,
b. h.. by Moquette ,fIobson). won:
time. 2:13L,
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Notice of the above is given pursuant to law and in a
cordance resolutions adopted by the Board of Supervisor
of Wayne County.
RICHARD LINDSAY, City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
Federal League.

STANDING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Sidelights on the European War

The Hague. Netherlands-CC CORES
pondence OF The Associated Press)-
The Jan Toroop exposition, now being
held here. reveals three remarkable
works OF Hollands most distinguished
religious symbolist and modernist in
art. devoted 70 The Flight from Bel
GUM Both here and in Amsterdam
where they have already been shown,
these studies have created comment.
Conceived in an exalted symbolism and
executed in a modified cubist style,
they have both intrigued and capti-
waited the conservative Dutch public.
After ALL" said Mr.. de Neree tot
Babberich, one of the younger and
more radical artists of the Neither
lands, How is one TO put upon canvas
anything which can give any sort OF
adequate conception of the horror, the
suffering and the incredible wrong of
the German devastation of Belgium,
merely by picturing isolated instances
OF hideous acts? It is a situation
where only the most comprehensive
symbolism can POSSIBILITY give compe-
tent expression 10 the subject offered.
IL Is this that Jan Toroop has at
tempted"
The most remarkable of the three
pictures Is entitled The Holy Flight
1914 During the Belgian Exodus" II
has been purchased by the Municipal
museum OF Amsterdam. In general
character II is cubist as well as sym
bolical. though in this instance the art
ist has not employed that blazing
counterpart of primary colors of
which he is so fond in his landscapes,
the entire work is a study in browns,
With 4 fat perspective almost Durer-
esque In the background are seen the
roofs and facades OF city, prominent
among which is church. from whose
windows the flames are curling. In
the foreground is white-robed, re-
male figure, is no sense idealized save
by certain aeceticism of feature, with
closed eyelids and, holding simple,
wooden cross tightly clasped 10 the
breast With the utmost poignancy
the figure reveals an intolerable bur
den of pain; bending at three-Quarters
length across the whole OF the fore
front OF the composition, in an attitude
OF the blindest and most prectpitated
fight. Behind, in the middle distance.
are the coifed faces and yelled should
ers of Eve nuns "a favorite subject
with the artists) bent in the haste or
even more urgent desperation The
whole constitutes a very effective sym
bolism of the Belgian exodus, express
ing this way. probably in more endur-
ing form, the spirit OF the Belgian
people driven before the Prussian
armies. than ADRIAN Ost-another
Dutch artist devoting himself to Bel
gian themes-has been able to achieve
by employing an almost equally strik-
ing realism OF method
The Holy Flight" has inspired the
Dutch poet. Mick Jansen, to verse
written upon seeing Toroop's unusual
painting. She has also translated
others OF Toroop's works into poetic
prose. which has been widely publish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
DIxMUDE-BEFoRE WAR AND AFTER

and corporation balls and the chateau
az ulKmuar les wallis and the palaces
Uf itE merchant princes were destroy
"a long before the present war.
When uixmude became one Of the
KEY positions in the Flanders cam
paisr it vas a substantial. quiet VII
Inr~ The martial and mercantile
fame uf the t1wu hnd sped. It's chief
rruaan vas that % itH superior butter
and rEEs. aud that % the singing. or.
better. friIuuE competitions % iis
blind FurhrF ThN natives SHARED
these shy birds. and. that they might
sing uudIsfurhed by the presence OF
orl1as~rs. they werr blinded by the
soaring % their eyes with hot irons
These singing competitions between
tfr birds we're held on holidays. and
money prizes were distributed for the
sweetest trilIius Accomplished birds
often brought their owners large
sums More than 1000 triiis In one
hour hV ono ~ these EiEht'c little
anerra was q uiSmute rcclrd. and
az proud q one GO che hurEhcrs there
as is a baseball reuuant an an Amcri-
can city
The taWu vas medieval in appear
aurs. Many % the houses had win
d1sa screened by heavy. rust-eaten
from bars. and heavy. onc-piecc. wood
en- shutf~rE. souC % them we're very
areient. and. thus. valuable memories
% Earop~1s struEEies So Nicholas
church. an imposing structure with a
Gothic tower. vac the towns priuci-
PAT boast. and its interior contained
some exquisite 0ruamentation work.
patterns carved CO. stone az delicate
ss rare. handmade lace The altar
sesren vas prized a. one % Europc's
rlarVelE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
GETTING THERE RAPIDLY.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
The Daily Story
In the Balkans-By Donald Chambe7lin

| TO get the man he was after that ba
promised Sonia that il she would 70
veal to him his hiding place he womb
not modest her. II she refused he
would carry her OF with him. She
knew well enough what it meant 10 he
| carried of by Turk.
Sonia insisted that It would be i'm
| possible for her 10 direct them to AIer-
ander's hiding place. To reach IL tnav
would have TO go through many secra,
| passages. Besides, she must get on,
into the open air or she would faint
Since she showed signs of swooning
| the officer consented to take her opt
Of the house and a few drafts of
fresh air seemed 10 revive her. As
soon as she was able to proceed she
started down the street which ran
through the village.
BY this time It was quite dark. and
/ the place was but dimly illuminataa
Coming TO narrow side street. she
turned into it, following it till she
reached a still narrower one. Pnrsu-
ing this for a short distance. she ar
rived at pair of steps Mounting
the steps, she entered a deserted
house.
There" she said, weeping. you viii
find him-that is, unless he has gone
since you came"
Her tears convinced the Turks that
she was telling the truth. Indeed, so
horrible would be her fate in case she
deceived them that they did not doubt
she would prefer to lose her lover.
Eager 20 pounce upon their prey, they
broke down the door of the house, and
all rushed in, leaving the girl behind
them
The place was billy, and this part
OF the village was built on declivity.
The moment Sonia found herself alone
she darted up the incline, soon reach
ing low growth of timber. The ter
rible fate that threatened her gave he.
strength TO climb, and. though in dark
ness, she knew the ground. Not far
from where she had taken to flight
was cliff that was reached by a path
which was known only TO the villagers
Reaching the summit of this cliff. she
waited a few minutes to catch her
breath. The Turks, finding that the
building was empty. looked about for
Sonia. Not finding her. they ran out
side, but by this time she had reached
the cliff. Hearing them running about
searching for her. she ran on.
Alexander and Sonia had been
caught in the same house and, hearing
the Turks below, took refuge under a
bed in the room where they were. The
Turks, intent on the capture OF Sonia
did not think to look under the bed for
her lover, not dreaming that ne would
be there. When Sonia led them away
came out from his hiding
place and made his escape. Sonia aft
erward Joined him, and, since it was
not possible for them to return to
their home. they came to America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
GOOD WATER FOR FAzM
HOMES

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as,f esssrvsses % sss v-fs-f1sss -
eossrser s.srs~ as eo,=ssss ra~ssit-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

WashinEtor. %. g.. June 19-AmouE
EeF Ezr1peza t1uas chat uFfr before
sse WaF. bgf WEiea q t1aE continued
sail % SHELLS ant explosives have
sUFbs auaT. ls plNalds. a mou'hs'
lsrE errErr % thr FLANDERS battle
Fs-sfrr Tass city. as Go uaE OIL 1914.
.s described ir t1fsF's National Geo
eraeate s1a-fT statement
-ustaz1r. EEr Melancholy Uftir VIII
.sEs of yesterday sgI thF rgias % to-
EaT. vas 1aer a brave. wealthy ciLF.
FIts more fssn $1,000 iahabifantF. In
sE- Gays of fee prosperity. &C. s~as a
aars r9r large ships. and thr products
af rerF countries fti~t Gee ware
BOSSES Co., Es9s~ days f urs a strong
lF usl-t ae1 Fashioned e.f2. and its
a-tf-rraIrrt eiE.E~a sa1tiFrf suFw hos
f1 aaH.sf enc E1E1F Of fgFif thriving
saFE as1s tt- sluggish Nser. TIE Ger
aaE lrVatefs. however. f1grf 90 evi-
1-ar- ~ ere 1.t-tlHF sails and t1Ftl-
srzr.1es. COG ~ any YsFF guays
~ustraEe iass before che war has
Eeset FEr ZEal process o. tee obsitrF-
z1E. vas t-rsF.HE village o. LEO
people. with grass cal weeds Ernuius
r. Gee sleepy streets and ir its large
Grsst sEgarr. Ust square T1omy
eaaase Co Eott 5E comfort mass
s=eE.eE o. EuteT ere towns ropaia-
E55a. Tefs large sg-sre. ere sriTafii
eaares ~ ST. Siraa.ss Ehst stood up1u
ss. asf saeeF ss.l1. ola. ss1ur h1gsss.
usfeE tse crooked streets. remained
t1 bear tsssissssT Co ultmEfF.s ear
lrF iHE1FtsEeF
waee 81 fa- effr's sp'rsf9r vas
vtset aaF bF ere soldiers OF Cheat
arF ErzE=s fa tsr mitate 90 tss isth
eeetaFr u1aaE 1883 ee~mF troops
barrrf 500 E9aFs. che paiatisi guild