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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-19
YPSILANTI

Frederick Weinmann. SON OF Mrs
and Mrs T.. Fred Neinmann. 10 reeos- !.
erlng from an attack OF chickenpox-
:, The first meeting OF the year Of the
lpstlantt( Association OF sunday
school officers and Teachers Will re-
e oS,s IEgssasy N SS,rch at tss
supper Will be followed by BUSINESS
meeting and program.
The many friends of state Visitiux'
Nurse Mary Carter Nelson of thes
Michigan Anti-Tuberculosis societsf,5
Will Do grieved 10 learn that sne hss,
been called east to the bedside az ~.
dying sister.
\ meeting of the Sons % veternns'
| Will be held wednesday, evening.
Mr; and Mrs. John spauiding Will.
be host and hostess Wednesday,
evening to the Pittsfield grange.
MIR. and Mrs Stewart StanselI and
Mrs, J. A. shepherd. OF san Francts-'
| co, cal arrived Friday to visit ti,eir
daughter and sister. Mrs. Dan ,crip-s
The Alpha Beta Sigma sorority viii,
give a formal dinner dance In tire:
| near future
The hight opera. "A Trial by Jury, a
Will he given by Ypsilanti talent in
! the opera house, Jan. II.
AIR. and Mrs. a. l.. We're schoor. rc-;
they went TO attend the funeral on
Thursday OF Mrs. We're Schoors fath-S
CT, y. u. Curtis,
Miss Harriet Mckenzie will be hosts
ess on Nov. 80 to the Westminster
circle. when chatting dish supper
Is 10 be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred stoIl have re-
turned from their wedding trip
Mrs a. n Harris, assisted BY Mrs.
ID. V. Harris and Mrs. William Jar
| Wis VIII entertain the Pittsfeid La.
! dies Aid society In the formers'
home Thursday. Dec. 2 Following
the dinner there will oe business
meeting and a program. Plans VIII
| be made at this time for the annual,
| Milling OF Christmas barrel which,
ls to be sent TO northern mlssion-s
airy, W
Or. Roy w. Pryor has been ap-
pointed by the Detroit Board OF
| Health as director of their laboratory
| les, which is a very responsible po-t
sit!on and carries with il a fine SAL
| airy Mrs. Pryor VIII remain at the
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.,
George strong. on Ellis-st,. 20 cons
tinue her school work In the UnIver-l
sity OF Michigan. Dr. Pryer has mads
most satisfactory city chemist j9t
! Ann Arbor and has al4o been assist
ant TO Or. Victor c. Vaughn. of the
! L. OF Nj. medical faculty.
A Teacher Training class OF thu
| Presbyterian sunday school. taught
by Mrs. A. NJ. vandersall. Will be
ready In December for the first OF
I'VE examinations necessary for al
! Normal diploma. which is to be is
4 sued by the International SUNDAY
| School association.
Mrs. NJ J. Lewis is recovering from
an operation in DR.. Peterson's pri-s
waite hospital in Ann Arbor. e{
Mrs. Mary Miispaugh and Miss
Elizabeth Milspaugh Will move about
Dec, 10 from the Wilcox on South
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Warner OF
! Last Michigan-ave., will entertain the
Relis bles Friday evening at II
o'clock supper a program IN charge
OF Mrs. Everett w. Wand will follow
/ the spread. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-19
BIRMINGHAM

a surprise party was given Thurs
Nv evening for NiFs Ethel BasBett
AZ her home ON Nartn-st
a feather party will be given by
the Birmingham club in the club
house on " oodward-a o. Tuesday
evening. Nov. %.
" and Mrs West, OF Pennington.
srrnt Thursday az the home of MIR
and MS Howard We on Brown
ST.
TIE Ladies Guild. OF the 81 James
Episcopal church, mot at the home
Df Mrs Thomas Juscomb. on South
feld-ave., Thursday evening
The Womans Literary club VIII
meet next Tuesday afternoon 81 the
home az Mrt r J. Taylor. on south
held-ave The worlds work depart
m.ut have charge ~ the rngranl.
with Mrs. GcrtrUce Brown Lender.
Mrs J. y. Lewis, who IL president %
The Kings Daughters. of Michigan.
viii give an address
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose ennison have
returned 10 their home in Chicago,
Ill, after visiting at the home OF
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WORTHWHILE

The Worthwhile high school foot
ball team iouracyed 30 Belleville.
Thursdsy. 10 play the high school
team az that place. ON ThankssiV-
ing day the local team viii play the
Rochester high school team in Ath-
letic park.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Westminster Guild went 70 Highland
Park, wednesday afternoon, 10 per-
petrate a. surprise party on one OF
toll.
l. u. Cornwall celebrated his sew
eniy. ninth biTthd2'yy tuesday. He is
The teachers OF tho primary
classes OF the NJ. ~ sunday school
have arranged for a party for the
little ones In the church parlors.
saturday afternoon.
Or. 4. j 2ickel has commenced
work on his new bungalow at Du-
buar and Linden-sts.
Mrs =. II. Woodwork. Of Detroit
was Worthwhile visitor. Wednesday,
Mrs A. c. Randall and two chill
dren. Viola and Sytil spent Wednes-
W H. Hutton, OF Pontiac. spent
edn1esday at the home OF his SIS
ter. Mrs. Lucy Amber.
Miss Mae French spent Wednesday
Mrs carrie Jewell. and mother. OF
Plymouth. spent Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Warren IT. vsnDyne.
The grade work has been com
menced for the building OF the
cement road betweea the southern
limits OF this village and Woodward =
ave Fifteen teams are at work un .
der the supervision OF Jesse ".
clark, an authority on road-bniiding
The concrete road proptr will be rs
feet in width, Nth gra~el grade
six feet vide on either side. II is
stated that grade work has also been
FIVE Points, and that the concrete
VIII be laid from both ends OF the
road, early in the. spring.
Lee Shipley. OF Detroit. was In
An Every member" canvass is be-
ing conducted by appointed members
OF the NJ U. church body.
Mrs. Marquis has stored her house
hold goods and gone to Florida foi
Dr. and Mrs. John r. KestelI and
several days this week in Detroit
Mrs. y. z. Bogart and Mrs. %. r.
Griswold spent Thursday in Detroit
past masters meeting OF Worthwhile
lodge, No lS6, +. & A. NJ, VIII be
held next Monday afternoon and
evening. The lodge will open at ?:30
work the third degree. Past Masters
Francis r. Real. Marion a. Porter
and Charles Booth VIII have charge
OF the work.
4 banquet Win be served at $50
o'clock. at which time the Blue lodge
quartet viii render several selec
tions. Past Grand Master Frank +
Lodge. OF Detroit. will present
aprons To the IS past masters.
In the evening the present officers
Will work the third degree. headed
by w. NJ. Thomas Il. Darlington.
The past masters VINO are expect
ed 10 be present are: Francis r. Beal
Charles Booth. Marion A. Porter
Louis Van Nalkcnburg, Horace T.
Cray, Charles II. Walters. Dean r.
Griswold. Frank Carrothers. Nelson
T.. Bogart, Beecher A. Northrop
James 4. Hum, Thomas T. Murdoch
Clare r. Brigham. Seymour D. Mes
eraull. ". clay Pepper. Will L. Tin.
ham and A.. y. Mccullough. The loca
lodge was organized in 1866
Mrs. VIM. Smith Is quite III at her
home on Randolph-st
j. w. McFadden has had sevcra
carloads OF potatoes shipped here
during The past few weeks.
The regular meeting OF Oricnt
Chapter, O. T.. :. No. -. viii he hel,
Friday evening in the Masonic hall
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WYANDOTTE

The Wyandotte troop, Boy scouts
Of America, will meet on Chestnut
and First-sts.. and Central ana Blo-
dle-aves. Friday evening at 6:45
o'clock. and will leave for hike 20
visit the Trenton troop. Arrange
ments are being made for an enter
tainment to be given in February IN
Oddfellows' temple by the local troop.
The program will be given entirely
by the Scouts and will comprise drill
ing, signaling. hrst aid telegrapn-ana
other scout work. Preparations are
also under way for big second class
examination, which viii probably he
held i'm two weeks. There are about
10 Scouts ready 10 take this step.
They are awaiting meeting or the
local commission and the return OF
Miss Mary Gatzke will leave For
Thapiosville, ont, Friday evening.
where she will visit with friends
Mrs. Gilbert Adams. Of silver creek.
Neb., IL visiting Mrs. John Walker, OF
Ccutral-ave.
The Wyandotte independent bss-
ketball season will commence shortly
The senior team will begin practice
next week, and the juniors have al
ready met twice. The older team has
elected Edward Headmen. the star for
several seasons past. captain. Henry
Getting is captain OF tho juniors,
The choir OF 81. Stephens EBisco-
pal church will meet for rehearsal
Friday evening at so o'clock
MT. ana MIhs AIIHOnA hOflhS anu
daughter, Elizabeth. feminist. West
Wyandotte. leave Friday evening for
-. Louis. Mo, where they will make
their home.
two-months old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Rnubolt. Poplar-s was
held AZ o'clock Friday morning from
81 Patrick's church. Burial was in
MI. Carmel cemetery.
The young people of ST stephens
church have organized an association
for social and educational purposes.
The following officers were elected
Alstyne; president. Lee McCleuahon
first vice president. liss II olyu
Howe. second vice president. .Iiss
Joyce Van Alstyne; secretary. kath-
crime Johnson; treasurer. Lyman
Miss Edna Dorner. of Monroe. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Armstrong. Biddle-avco has
returned home.
Mrs w. ". England. Van Alstyne-
blvd. entertained the Hurry Up club.
Thursday evening.
DR.. y. q. Bowbeer Is on a hunting
trip in northern Michigan.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrr. George Mar
tin, Blddle- ave. south, daughter
Thursday night.
John Boland. who has been visiting
William Mauren. has returned TO his
home in New Haven. Missouri
Or. o. s. Groff has returned from
Canada, where he attended his
mother. who is in.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. OF
Thamesville. ont. have returned
home after visit with friends in
Wyandotte.
OF a concert orchestra made up Of
-1rrffbrrS-vf- ttft-rfty y urch~Stta.-
The-W xandoltn- CAaFal sock at =
meets for rehearsal Monday evening
The Wyandottc city bowling team
will play the Grotto team from De
troit next Wednesday evening at
Loselle's alleys.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
wth hold baked goods sac at No.
30 Biddle-aVe., SATURDAY
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TALK CITY
BUSINESS
OVER CHOPS

the members of tho railroad cuiolais-
sion.
The mayor stated, Fritay morn
ms that ne did not take stree ear
matters with COmnissicner John f.
Dodge during his receu, 10 days
hunting "Trip M north
we avoided street car matters
and ENJOYED good time. said the
mayor, smiling.
Commissioner Dodge contracted a
cold while hunting, ana for that rea-
son the meeting Of ;he railway com
mission has been purposely post
poned until next Monday afternoon.
II is likely that the commissioners
viii have an announcement to make
after the meeting Under irstruc-
ton OF their legal COUNSEL, the com
missioners have refused % discuss
street ear matters since the defeat
Of the purchase plan What future
course the commission intends 10
pursue in street car matters is not
known, even the mayor protesting TO
be in total ignorance.
Il has been suggested that the
Marx Luncheon club be called the
"Twin-SiX Eating club" or the Marx
Machine Masticators, but the mayor
says that no name would suit him
better. He never was keen for
ALTERATION. anyway
The boys have 10 eat al noon. so
we thought it might be well TO meet
occasionally ard discuss city bust
ness during the noon. hour" said the
mayor. There is nothing mysteri
Gus about these meetings
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hAlstroms eyes were no tiuo
folded until he had been taken in,o
the prison yard. IL was MS wish lo.
face the firing squad with open eyes
but thick. heavy band OF cloth was
placed tightly across his eyes anG
around his head
Hillstrom walked with long
swinging stride When he arrived
opposite the door of the prison
blacksmith shop, behind which the
five rihemen were stationed. Hill
strom found the 33 Witnesses ia
their places.
Hillstrom tried 10 remove his
blndfold, but was prevented by
straps that had been drawn around
his arms and waist.
He was led to a big congress chair
about 20 PAGES distant from five
holes in the blacksmith shop door.
The guards quickly showed him
into the chair and buckled more
straps about his legs and arms, rem
dering him selpless in the chair.
Hillstrom Strengthened up and
moistened his lips with his tongue.
Physicians found on examination
that his heart was pumping hard.
They pinned white target over his
heart and the target stood boldly
out against the dark shirt the doom
ed man wore.
Sheriff Corless shouted Aim
Five rifles were thrust out OF the
holes in the door.
Fire, let 'er co." shrieked Hill
strom. mockingly. He was plainly
grinning, a horrible death grin, II
seemed to the Witnesses. Corless
cried:
Fire.
Five rifles spoke.
Hillstrom's body sagged down in
the chair. then Strengthened out stit
fly and his head sagged to his
shoulders.
Physicians stepped quickly To the
dying mans side and applied a
stethoscope. In @e minute, IL "a
seconds they raised their hands
Hillstrom was dead.
The body was taken into the pris-
On hospital, where, at an early hour
today, IL had not been claimed.
An eleventh hour attempt to save
Hillstroms life failed. A Seattle
man named Busby is reported to
have signed an affidavit furnishing
Hillstrom with an alibi.
Hillstrom himself swept away
even this small hope OF obtaining a
reprieve.
Il do not know Busby,' Hillstrom
himself said in the death cell when
officials questioned him about the
affidavit. That settled IL.
His last chance was gone.
Gov. William Spry and the mem
bcrs of the pardons board who sent
Hillstrom 10 his doom in the face
of protests and therats from all
parts OF the country, besides the in
tervention of President Wilson and
the Swedish government in Hill
stroms behalf, did not witness the
execution. Ed. Rowan. |. w. w.
secretary. was not permitted within
the prison walls.
Probably $50 persons, including a
Score OF women, standing outside
the prison in public street since
dawn, heard the death volley.
The city is quiet. Despite therats
of dynamiting, no disorder occurred.
Painted in scarlet letters near the
new state capitol, the words Good
bye. Capitol" were discovered to-
day The structure is under heavy
guard. This and similar legends
were painted in several different
sections of the city during the
night.
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Suburban News
Schweiss-kane.

WYANDOTTE, Mich. Nov. 49,
Herbert Kane, a well-known young
man of this town, ana Miss Lillian
Schweiss, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schweiss, Orange-st., were the
principals in pretty wedding,
which took place Thursday evening
ia the Presbyterian manse. Rev.
Mayson H. Sewell o1iciated. The
couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Schultz. Mrs. Schultz is
the groom's sister.
A reception followed in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, Vine-st.
The couple will live in Wyandotte.
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BIZ UNITED PRESS.

ATHENS, Nov. 19.--In an effort
to distract the Bulgars from south
eastern Serbia, where they are
sweeping everything before them,
the French are hurting all their
strength against the Bulgarian
forces on the Vardsr river today.
French treePa- situation is
favorable They have already weB
some successes and seem on the
eve Of gaining fresh ground, but it
is feared they are not numerous
enough TO follow up their advantage
TO the utmost. Message after mes
sage has come back from the front
calling for reinforcements.
The Vardar river struggle has
been of the most desperate charac-
ter. The Bulgsrs we're on the south
western bank of the stream. when
II began. They we're forced back
and across II by the deadly French
artillery. which more than Offsets
their numerical superiority.
Northeast OF this battlefield the
British. backed by French cannon.
are still hammering at Strumnitza 9
defenses. The Bulgars are holding
out stubbornly.
In the southwest Serb refugees
are streaming across the frontier
into Greece in eyer.increasing mum.
bers. The Bulgar invaders in this
district seem to be ignoring the Var.
dar river hghting completely. They
are advancing to the southwark
through the upper Tzerna valley.
completely overwhelming the weak
forces of Serbs who oppose them
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eupst- stft1 a. I 49, ~ "A
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aife ntff ssst,t-taN nAs soss. stk
pgoFti A. "a NOpU Wars-e 80. 10 .>st~-
vTt riti. OF il4h ptasa.
Mrs. -Innia Nnot @Vlk 90 Gharlottr<
is "a su, ~ tile hch'c ~ Hr. u
Mrs. u. ~ van Aukei. ga fis cs-stf
Aiiss Clara 'Cr0t nias, ~ iit. lnA< rs
A3tg. 81 ,fs,tia~ Miss -tsila tA-ost>.
on AF0Jl ward ave.
beyo Daserp0Ft VIII return SUM
da rep, a huptip8 srtp 90 Bsralptss>
Charles Hoffman has returned fropl
Harper hospital. Detroit. where 40
underwent an operation two weei.4
ago.
Mrs Albert Blixburg and soth
Dirk, have gone TO Cleveland. o. ~
Mrs. sarah Holmes. OF Roget OAK,
Us "a GUEST at the home Of lil4
Mrs David Roy. on Brown-st
Announcement has been made %
the engagement OF Miss M&rlon ti0sH
den, OF rhis place, l., Jack Murpp,.
OF Detroit
Mrs. Cassius Davis. OF Pontiac, Is
"a guest at the home Of AZ. and Mrs.
Homer LaJoie. on Martin-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-19

than the southern extremity of the
Franco-German line has seen in
weeks is reported in today's official
communique.
'ln Alssce," says the report, in
the regions OF the Uffholz plateau
and MISUNDERSTANDING, there
have been fierce combats with ar
tillery, trench engines and greH-
AIDES.
"a feet Of eight German aero
planes attacked I.uneville, and al
though Ave OF them We're quickly
driven away by anti-airship guns.
three succeeded in dropping a few
bombs, but did little damage"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-19
RIVER ROUGE

The trial of steve steiner for A.
sault Will be held In Justice Burke's
court Friday evening. The trial vas
postponed recently because the wit
nesses failed To appear
The fourth anniversary OF the tim
pia club in I.abadies hall, Thursday
evening, was a decided success Six
" couples. all the members. attend
ed The. music was furnished by Tie
club orchestra
The annual bazaar OF our Lady ~
Lourdes church VIII commence Nom
day.
The Married Peoples Pleasure club
evening
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The above rates apply 20 all eiAfsl /.
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Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
aud All ads preceding Male lteip'
Births Deaths. Cards OF hanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. s5c Tor 20 werds or less over
rs words land one third cert Tor
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TRENTON

Or. and Mrs w II. Thomas have
returned from a visit with friends
In Grand Rapids.
Water rates are payable on We'd
nesdays and saturdays. 10 Clerk Ben
Feather
Slocum troop, Boy Scouts OF Amef-
Tea, VIII meet ia the club rooms at
clock. Friday evening
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FORD

The cornerstone OF the new Polish
Catholic church VIII be laid sunday.
The congregation worships TN n
frame building now. The new struc-
ture Is 10 cost $4,000.
The Ford city public schools will
hold their annual fair. Friday after
noon. in the j. Il. Ford school
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ron sALE-vACAST LOTS.
UNTIL NOVEMBER 22ND
$3.50 Ford Tractor Lo-
cality LOTS Special
S110 Each

We are opening our new subdivisiO On.
Garfield Park. situated on West
Forrest, in the center OF the Ford
Tractor activity. and to the first
100 people who answer this Rdver-
tisement. we viii sell. as an ad-
Vcrttsement, one or two OF our reg
uiar $3.50 lots for only s1f0 each.
Terms $40 down. and IS monthly.
These lots are all high. dry and fer
tile. but a short distance from the
trolley. and alongside OF lots that
are selling for from $500 20 $500
each. This is an opportunity OF a
lifetime. for home building or in
vestment. that is bound 10 yield zoo
per cent within IL months. Seeing
Is believing, Come out with us any
day. including sunday, at 9:15 a. m.
1885 a. m. 1915 y, IN. and 3:l5 p. M,
and see the property and its sur
roundings for yourself. THIS prop
erty Is bound to he the home for
thousands OF people who Will work
in the tractor plant. and other
giant factories. within a few min
urc-- OF -c-fr-r-orerty.- Eef-fHap pa
plans and specifications, and free
trolley tickets visit these ssbe
lots which we are Offering special
for $1i0. call or address on or be-
fore Monday, Nov. %
BRUCE REALTY co.
Telephone-Main 3175
1922 Majestic Bldg.
Office hours during sale. a. m. to
SEQ y. m.
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Births


BOYS,
Benjamin Hut' 700 " yomins-
hospital. Gyulus Autahk. 49, Van
derbilt-aVv., Buruharut H. storm, 80
CutItr-aNt., Arthur NJ SChlppi. ilt
uoward-~t Hiskla Muidyr. 1000 MIL
Greenwood Charles ZtNd. 90
Hobart-Hte.. Harry > Padsctt Prov
idCnCc hospital Charles \. Baxter,
Providence hospital. Albert j. Weld
Il. Campbell, providence hospital,
Paul krueEer, 1891 fenusy iSania-
ave: john tortoua, 23t3 Jeu"r-
sun-Aye., Anthem! GrgWe, $40 iheo-
dorc-Rv,.. Paul Drak. lN0ia kgdu-
mdchcT-dre.. Howard Mcdonnell, go
seconds. John kurack, 30 Fore
man-avc.. Albert l.. Hart 5ii TWEEN
ty-third-st, John .. johnson, llih
Forrest. Leo cam, Harper nos
pttal; James Gardner, tlt Brpokl4 n
ave. Nike Levine. itUrrct hospital.
Edwin n. Cooper. latl FenuAy wanna
ave carl Osak, 1893 pugois -st..
Alexander Coury; ii22 seminole-aNee
Frank j Cymam uI3 McDougsll-
ave; John Schiri. go lufautry-ave
stanley tudhid. ~ topidud-"'t ,
jacob kronk. 100 Junction at C..
Wa. \ Boob ,;I ~. F'''''"'N's(
John szopko. - kelter-uvr Joe
Narga. 5Sl Suuth-st. Kenneth g..
Rogers, So traue-aNr-s NJ as ylug
Stimyuk. lJ0 -. Joseph ave, Her
man Stier. $40 Oaklird-aNe. Charles
s. carpenter. Pro, idenCe hospital,
Clarence l.. Minigdu, Prov iden,c hos
pital. steven ChoNuarbN, Ca Han
Cock-aNc T.. Autout cpruslnski. ,-'
Mitchcll-aNe. John Ap1nik, Oh Han
cock-aYe. l.. Jacob ~auls. NJ oman 3
hospital, Frank Du"llettc, l6bs itus-
sell-st. Geo Sshatzlin, Harper nos
pttal. Frank Jablowski. 20 krakow
pl, Floyd Klein. J!a Harrison ave .
John SleWluski. SNT Lyman -pi,
elem Whitman. 22O ToWusend-aNe.
Anton Burgari. 4SN ETedcrick a..
VIM Brown, bgt BelieV ne ave. Fran
els Raker. 36S BROOKLYN itpy 81
T.. Brooks. 30i T.. Lafayette ave.
Frederick ~ Leeds. SIS liurlhut ave.
Joseph Nitte. 1901 tautUn-NNo.. Fred
kuster "a Whipplc-st
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ORANGE GROVE

90 acres. 1900 orange trees and other
fruit, near Albin. Tex; good house
and baEn. for city property OF on
terms. "A snap.
100 acres near Wayne; buildings new;
soil Al a bargain; will take city
property or will sell on terms; price
$4,000.
so acres lake front. ga miles from
oxford: gravel loan soil good
buildings half cash; price $500
100 acres. two miles from Milan; clay
loan soil good buildings. will take
city property or on terms. price
$4,000
Have over 100 good farms near De-
troit 10 exchange for city property
4. \. Afford Gle Hamilton ave.
Phone Hickory 3022