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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11
Claims and Acc ounts.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
bentieme n--IOur committee on
Claims and Accounts TO whom was
referred the petitions Of Hyman
snyder for damages for injury TO
morse and truck 81 Emma Masterson
!fSOV) for damages for personal in
juries: OF George r. williamson
1853 for damages 70 automobile: OF
william ~, Riley (4f5s) for damages
Tor personal Injuries, OF Arthur J.
Brandt if29s) for damage to automo-
Pile and OF Oustayc r. Loeser f302iD
Tor personal Injuries 10 his daughter
Marie. respectfully report we have
had same under consideration, have
consulted with the Corporation Coun-
SCI and recommend that said claims
be denied
Respectfuily submitted.
MOSES WARTELI.
GEO. II Ellis
LOUIS ~ LEMIKE
JIHN A. kRONh,
FIRED ". ROBINSON.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY
Accepted and adopted
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SNays and Means.

tyho honorable the Common Council:
* 1Qnttemen - Your Committee on
NJ and Means TO whom was re-
9o1 ouit.C1ai:n Deed from Bes-
~ md Moore to the City OF De-
M respectfully report we have
tbeS same under consideration
9 t9coonmend that said deed be re-
t4o4 to the Street Opening Com
ESF n Respsctfuliy submitted,
6 CHAS w. BURTON
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
tlkt JOHN C. LODGE
GODFREY FRFsl VALID. ~
II JACOB GuTHARD.
s& w. n. &. HINDLE
WM ". ZOELLER
Accepted and adopted
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kI 1fodorable the Common Council:
11EIo11an 49, Your Committee on
- oQd Mems, TO whom was re-
~ ne communicationx from the
1 ~ Health requesting an APP
,n1fo0 Of funds for the pur-
~ pAyiuG the necessary ex-
~ representatives to q meet
n&loa, etc, and $1,000 for the
- ot weshing. painting and
S1ng ceilings, walls and wood
! * Pavilion No. 3 Of the Her
iX1ofor Hospital. respectfully
w. have had the same under
DEAt}On. and seeing no obJec-
RI ~ same. recommend they be
Ard the following resoiu-
4. 4 81 lsssalix submitsed.
ROBERT W. RuTTER.
~ Y, GODFREY FREIWALD.
x JACOB GCTHARD.
'ls'3 4: Y M. n. c. HINDI4E.
u 8 WI. II. ZOELLER
RnooD3QA and on leave the follow
b {ytlcns were offered:
Ss1 That the controller be
- kSeeby authorised and direct
- 1nn1o the proper entries upon
~ ~ e3sct the transfer OF
Rou3 unexpended balances re-
n the Board Of Health
MING purpose Of paying the
"A hxpcnees OF representa-
~ CITY Of Detroit sent to
III Nol the American Public
w ASqoctatipn TO be held in Ro-
- n r., from Sept. 6th to 10th.
&lu5jve: and be Il further
)C3d. That the Controller be
~ hereby authorised and direct
the sum Of $4,000
M ~ contingent Fund and place
11 "a The credit OF the Board OF
0pe4u1 the. purpose OF redecorat-
:9A4 interior 0f Pavilion No. 3
m Herfnau Ktefer hospital
I1Dfbd ~ foll0wa:
(1@-Atd. Ashc. Barnett. Bleil.
k40Q. Case. Cfanshaw. Dill, Ellis,
yfeiwald, Gilman. Guthard.
IN yakel. kocher. kronk. Kunz.
nTCkA Llttleneid, Lodge, Nowc,
& Hichert. Robinson. Rolio. Rut-
Uqhemansky, Schultx, Starkey,
4D6oh Vernon. Wartell Wenzei,
Wilson. w, J. Wilson. Wing.
csllsr and the President Pro
&SSrNons
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REPoRrs OF coMMlTrEEa



~ ~ Honorable the Common Council:
a 0on4lesnen Your Committee on
M4S8 and Means, to whom was re-
.4fted the reports OF the various city
0eerA for the week ending Aug
ka1D16, respectfully report that. with
Controller, we have examined
y same and believing them to be
1j|toct, recommend their approval
$3.50 Respectfully submitted,
III M CHAS. w. BURTON.
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
JOHN T.. LODGE
" 4 GODFREY FREIwALD.
~ JACOB GUTHARD.
~ sSs w. n. G. HINDLE
~ WM r. ZOELLER.
~ kSBoD&00 and adopted as follows:
S2 1o3~Ald Ashe. Barnett Bleil.
R& Case. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
Tfeiwald Gilman. Guthard.
~ KSnE Lempke. Lodge. Move.
Ntehert Robtnson, Rollo, Rut-
IA tkemAnsky. Schultx. Starkey.
&66A Vernon. Warteil. WenxeL
os Wilson. w. J. Willson. Wins.
oelisr and the President--ss.
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Streets.

Gsntlemen---Your Committee on
Streets 60 whom was referred the PEE
Iitioh OF ihe Wolverine Automobile
Club (6UssJs for the paving OF certain
stfects and the posting .of detour
signs on obstructed streets, respect
fully report We have had the same
under consideration ana recommend
that said petition be referred TO the
Department OF Public Works snd
that they be directed to improve
upon the existing conditions wherever
possible.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE J. SEATING,
ELMER ID. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN L. JAkEL.
JAMES CRANSHAW.
Accepted and adopted.
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Streets. 70. whom was referred the
petition of ID. Robinson NsI7sb for
permission TO bridge alley between
High and Napoleon streets. Just west
OF Hastings street. respectfully re-
port we have had the same under
consideration and seeing no objec-
tion thereto recommend that said Pc
titIon be granted and the following
resolution adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE j HEATING.
ELMER y. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT,
JOHN l. JAKEL.
JAMES CRANSHAW.
Accepted, and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered;
By Aid. Heating:
Public Works he and IL hereby au-
thorized and directed TO issue per-
init to ID. Robinson 20 bridge alley
between High and Napoleon streets.
ed the plans are approved by the De-
partmep OF Buildings;
Provided. That said work shall be
performed under the supervision OF
the Department % Public Works. and
In accordance with plans submitted
10 and approved by said department:
Provided. That no rights In the pub
lie streets shall he considered waived
by THIS permission, Wn1cn ~ RrAnten
expressly on the condition that said
bridee and all obstructions In con-
nection Herewith shall be removed
al any time when 80 directed by the
Common Council. and further
Provided, That said permit issued
by the Department Of Public Works
IL granted with the distinct under
standing that IN the event az the
Charter being amended In such man
ner az will provide for tho lcvyins
OF fee 20 bo hereafter determined
upon. for the occupancy Of public
property. that the. grantee viii Pay
said fec provided for In said act, and
that said grantee does hereby bind
himself thereunto and accept said
permit on the conditions hereby i'm
posed
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid. Ashe. Barnett. Bleil
Burton. Case. cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
Field, Freiwsld Glinnan. Guthard.
Iempke, Littieheid. Lodge Movie
owen Richert. Robin.on, RolIo. Rut-
Thompson. Vernon. wsrteii. wspsel
a. y. wiison, w. ,. Wilson. Wing,
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submltted.
Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts. TO whom was
referred the Controllers list Of APP
proved Accounts Of August 10. 1913
respectfully report that we have eH-
aniincd the same. and believing them
TO be correct recommends that they
be paid from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
MOSES WARTEL.I.
GEO ~. ELLIS,
LOUIS 81 LEMPkE.
JOHN A KRONK.
JOSEPH SCHFN a NSKY,
FRED W. ROBINSON
Accepted and adopted es follows:
Yess--Ald. Ashe. Barnett. Bell
Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis
Field Freiwald Gilman Guthard
Hindle. Jakel Kocher. Kronk. Kunz.
LemplSe. Lit,Ieheld. Lodge. Nowc.
owen RicEert, Robinson, Roiio. Rut-
ter. Schemansky. Schultz, starkey.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell, wenzeI
A. r. wilson. w. J. Wilson. Wing
zink zDeilor and the President Pro
Tem-3e
NaNa-Nnpa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11

~ 49, honorable the Common Council
'a 04ntlemen Your Committee on
a 4Se md Means. TO whom was re-
l4SSed Warrenty-Dce from Caleb
n East and ELISABETH Fl. East. his
M. 20. the City OF Detroit. respect
6Illt report we have had the same
MGR consideration and recommend
~ eatd deed be accepted and the
q l1swlhg Resolution adopted.
ROBERT ". HITTER.
S JOHN G., LODGE.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
IN JACOB 0UTHARD.
w. n. c. HlNDLE.
y WIN. r. ZOELLER.
keeeptcd and on leave the follow
D8 Seso1ution was offered;
q. Go0Qlvsd, That the Warranty
~ trom Caleb H. East and Eliza
III =. East. HIS wife, to the City
~ -, OF East's sub. OF part OF
\ ~ ~ p. c. us, lying north OF
|zh6 wabash Railroad, according e
~ plat thereof recorded in the Of
~ or the Register OF Deeds for
eGssnss or To s ssr p is Q, rlH re
80 the same IL hereby accepted and
n0covp1 and the Controller 10 here.
<0 Gl1ected 10 cause the same TO be
UorG<0 In the office OF the Regis
n 81 Deeds for the County OF
g IobtDd 90 follows:
X44s-Aid. Ashe, Barnett. Bleil
l4oo.L Casa Cranehaw. Dill, Ellis.
xreiwald, Gilman. Guthard.
~ yeksL koehsr. K!onk. Kunz.
tssSsrs.' RoSsnso aoa Rsoilo. N RSt.
(5SsAy Werner. wsrteiL Wensel
ss '1'i;:s .sd &. w pls:iS.p wI Frs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11
Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Committee on
claims and Accounts. To whom was
referred the petition OF Helena Ma.
gle Tor damages for personal iniur-
les sustained Ia front OF AL Seven
tcenth street. when she trippPd and
fell on a sidewalk, respectfully re-
port We have had the same under
confederation and recommend that
the SUM OF $50 he allowed claimant
on the grounds OF charity. We there
fore. oner the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
MOSES WARTEfIs
GEcRUE r. ELLIS.
LOUIS n. rsEMPKE.
John q. KRONx
-. lid. W ho1tSsoN,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11

~ ~ ~ ssloon whore
y sSftsv ests blishsd
3be1 within the terri.
Ithia the City Of Detroit
49, ~ so'iSEG al th nn
b o<ni On the cent BY the center
- 0e che East Grand Houle-
kfA extentsl: "a the south by
- tootsf line Of Harper avenue.
~ a. the west By the center
He ~ Chsne street" excepting
f7ssT ~ land: Lots .s5 and So.
y, 7oesera Subdivision OF part
~ lot ~. fractional sections ~
~ 81. Situated on the west side
tW6f J6S. CaSnpau avenue between
Mtlwaukss avenae and East
}k>0ran0 boulevard.
w Bee. 4. This ordinan~S shall
tXtake immediate effect.
1I1a1 twice BY title. ordered prnt-
&Ha consent being granted. TIE
lnance was then placed on the
HI of third reading,
1hosa Beading % Ordinance.
JYAv tile 70 the ordinance was read
= - Ordinance was then read.
10 nusstion being. shall this or
IsSts nav passy The ordinance
parsed. o majority OF the Alder
n present voting therefor as fol-
s. Sas--Ald Ashe. Barnett. Bleil.
t0H. case. cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
- Dretwald, Gilman. 0uthard,
D11fA Jakel, KsAtipg. Kosher.
rGGl1ksv 1lunx. Lsmpks. Lodge, Nowc.
v60, Richert Robinson, Rollo. Rut-
~ noheSnanoky. Schultx. Starkey.
I1saDo0u, Vernon, Warteil. Wenxel.
"A, Witnon. w. J. Wilson, Wing.
M zoeIier and the Prcsident--ys.
&o0o-NOae
~ titiS 10 the ordinance was con-
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Resolutions and Ordinances.
SECOND WARD.

SEtOND w AftD.
By Aid. Burton;
Resolved. That n permit be grant.
ed the Windsor Jockey Club 10 string
banner across Woodward avenue,
from 50 TO 90. from August 18th 10
22nd. both dates inclusive
Yens Aid. Barnett. Bell Bur-
ton. Case. Crnnshaw. dill. Ellis.
Froiwald. Gilman. GuthRrd. Hindie,
JakeL Heating Kosher. Kronk. Kunz.
Lempke, owen, Hcicherti Hobinson,
Rollo. Rutter. SchemansKy. schultz.
Starkey. Thompson, Wnrtcll Wenzcl,
A y Wilson. w. J Wilson. Wing.
link Zoeiler. and the presid, ut--3I
Nays--Ald. Field, Bodg Vernon
"a.
Aid Ashe was excused from vot-
ing
AID Heating was called to tine
chair.
THIRD WARD.
by Aid. Barnett:
An ORDINANCE 70 smend Ordinance
Ne, 1Qo-as belag N ordinance eu.
titled sAa Ordinance % anssl suS-
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Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntismen--your Committee on
Health and City Hospitals. TO whom
was referred communication from.
the board OF Poor Commissioners
transmitting certain proposals for
furnirhina the necessity equipment
for the Receiving Hospital. respect
under consideration and recommend
that the contracts entered into. by the
Hoard Of Poor Commissioners q. G.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen--Your committee on
pitions of c. Hamberger tsz1f) 10
maintain q portable wooden Sign IN
front % 1902 Hastings street: Of ".
Ellss (s1so) TO pleeS snail wooden
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To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Ways and Means. 10 whom was re-
ferred the petition OF :. O. simmons
Ag1l) for release OF bondsmen on
license and chauffeur bonds, re-
specifically report we have had the
same under consideration and after
consulting the Corporation Counsel,
recommend that said bonds DE can
celled.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W BURTON.
ROBERT w. RCTTER-
JOHN G. LODGE.
GODFREY FREIWALD,
JACOB OUTWARD,
W. II G. HINDLE
VIM. r. ZOEL.LER
Adopted as follows.
Yeas--Ald Ashe, Barnett, Bell
Burton, Case. cranshaw. Din, Ellis.
Field, Freiwald, Gilman. Guthard
Hindle. Jakei, Kocher. kronk, Kunz
Lempke, Littlefeld. Lodge Nowc
owen. Richert. Robinson, Hollo. Rut-
ter. scisnansky, schultz. Starkey
Thompson, Vernon. Wartell. wenzel
A. f. Wilson, W. j. Wilson. Wing
link, zoelier and the President Pre-
Tem--39.
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July 20, 1915.
Re Telephone Rate Case.

Re Telephone Rste Case.
Mr.. George Engei, City Controller.
Harry j. Dingeman. Corporation
Counsel. CITY OF Detroit. Mich.
TO the engi-
neering work TO be done for the City
OF Detroit In connection with the
proposed check OF the inventory and
appraisal OF tho Michigan state Tel
ephone Companys property. a sum-
mary of which Inventory and APP
praisal with statements OF earnings
and expenses were submitted to the
Honorable Oscar Il Mark, as Mayor
OF the city Of Detroit. on May L.
1915 in connection with an appitca-
tiun TO the Michigan Railroad Com
mission for an advance in, and a read
iustment OF. the telephone rates in
Detroit.
The City Controller and the Cor
poratIon counsel were appointed by
the city Council on June 10. 1915. 10
act in this matter on behalf Of the
City OF Detroit.
ofrer. In answer 10 your request
for written proposal 10 serve the
city Of Detroit in this telephone rate
case. in every fair way and under
your general guidance. and 10 make
a check OF an inventory and apprals-
al, "a of July. 1915. or January. 1915.
and OF statements OF the earnings
and expenses OF the Michigan state
Telephone Company, TO supervise
all the engineering work in connec-
ton Herewith. to supervise such au-
diting work a. you may direct. %
assume the complete responsibility
for the accuracy OF this work. TO
prepare the valuation basis and 10
support that basis and the results
obtained thereon IL called upon for
testimony. before the state Ra abroad
Commission or elsewhere; 20 uti
lie all OF the cost data now on hand
or heretobefore obtained by the city.
thereby reducing the cost Of the
work I offer to begin the above
work after authorization by you
estimate that the cost OF the en-
gineering work Will not be less than
SI2.2 but the amount and the cost
Of the engineering work 20 be done In
Detroit, Lansing and Chicago, can
not be definitely ascertained. The
time required Is estimated at five
months.
oner my services to the City OF
Detroit, in this telephone rate case.
for e35 per day and expenses while
actually engaged on the work, and
I offer the services of my assist
ants at actual cost to me, and the
qualifications OF these assistants 10
to be subject TO your approval. The
tentative list OF employees and their
wages, and expenses, made subject
to your approval, follows:
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link. zoeuer and the President Pro
TENSE.
NSYs-Eone
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Liquor REGULATION.


TO the Honorable the Common coun~ss:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. 10 whom was ro-
feTged the applications and bonds
% waclaw TinEle for transfer from
IS Woodbridge west. 90 - Grand
River avenue: the applications OF
Stauisiaus Pacxeany for transfer from
~ Thirty sccoud street 10 ass East
AlcNandTine avenue; or Charles c.
Gates. for transfer from $50 81 Au-
bin avenue 20 t51i Chcno street. and
81 Prosper Wayne. for transfer from
1855 East Jefferson avenue 10 1881
East Jefferson avenue. respectfully
report we have had the same under
consideration. ara seeing no objec-
ton. thereto, recommend that said
applications be granted and bonds
approved
Respectfully submitted,
CIiAS. ". BURTON.
EI.MER d. CASE
ANTHONY NOwC.
A. @. KUNZ
w n. c. HINDLE-
Accepted and adopted as followS:
Yeas-Ald. Arhe. Barnett Bell.
Burton. Case, Cranshaw. DILL Ellis.
Field, Freiwaid, Gilman. Guthard.
uindie, Jal<el. Kocher. Kronk kunx,
Lcmpke, LittIeneld. Lodge. MOVIE.
owen, Richert. Robinson, Rollo. Rut-
ter Schemansky. Schultz. Starkey,
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel.
A. r.. Wilson, w, j. Wilson, Wing,
link. zoeller and the President Pro
Tom-89.
Nays--None
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The estimate excludes travelling
expenses, hotel bills In Chicago. Ian
sing. printing and binding. legal
work. expert testimony and things
propose to defend the rights Of
the city OF Detroit TO the end that
the rates to be paid by the telephone
subscribers shall be based on fair
and reasonable return on the value
Of the property Of the Telephone
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD r. BURCH.
Approved and authorized August
''' CITY OF DETROIT.
By......C City Controller.
By. ......Corporation Counsel"
We further recommend that these
proposals be accepted at once so that
without further delay.
R''e SEoRok ExoEL
City Controller.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
Corporation Counsel.
Sub Committee.
Your committee approve OF the
recommendations made by the said
subcommittee regarding the en-
ployment OF the Detroit Trust Conn
pany and Edward r. Burch as audi
lively. under the terms set forth
In their respective proposals here
inbefore mentioned.
IL IL further recommended by your
committee that the sub-comm ittee.
consisting of George Engei city
Controller. and Harry j. Dingeman.
Corporation Counsel, and the Chair
man Of your committee audit all
vouchers submitted In connection
with tho expenses incurred thereun-
. JAMES VERNON
CHAs w. BURTON,
MAURICE J. HEATING.
JOHN l. 'JAKEL
GODFREY PREIwALD.
CHARLES A. AsIiE.
csn~issss % Svsiis uslnt'ss.
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"a Ntoyo aad Mesne.
4o4 Xnouo. 10 ~ cm was re-
- 6lS1o1o1 bonds o.:
0o8 - City Treasurer.
v4Zg4 - superintendent
Ma - Pay Mas-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03


great American game, greater and
more absorbing than that other game
so designated.
Somewhere is the definition Of bust
ness given as the supply meeting.
demand, together with the complete
machinery that end
The demand which creates business
may be entirely artificial; the demand
made by the desire for luxury which
is in no sense absolutely necessary to
our we'll being, may not be even cs-
sential to civilized state Of life.
but the demand is there. So long as
it exists there will be business to sup
ply it-and complete machinery to
achieve that end" which is an impor-
tant part of the carrying on of the
sport.
No game can progress satisfactorily
if it is being constantly interrupted
for changes and amendments to the
rules and regulations governing it..
However we are constantly turning
fiip-fops in our business arrangements
and business standards through the
medium of legislation-and just as
constantly lifting our hands in horri-
fed rawlings at depressions, panic
symptoms and financial shortage.
Business is held back to see what is
going to happen next, although that
next may be weeks or months away,
and all up and down the chain of
business and business institutions,
each individual link suffers, effecting,
in it's turn, the other members with
which it is so closely interlinked.
President Wilson says, "There is
nothing the matter with business ex-
cept state of mind" He is prob
ably right. But whose mind is it, and
what shall other minds do about it?
Why suggest an evil unless
remedy is aso suggested. A state of
mind which means thousands of men
and women out of work in mid-winter
is an evil.
What's the answer?
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Maybe women do talk some; we've
heard it said that they do. However,
we have yet to learn of body of
ladies getting together and holding a
continuous talk fest of twenty-five
hours, or of one single female person
who could babble constantly for ele-
ven hours and thirty-five minutes. 1t
took the u. S. senators to do this su-
perhuman feat last week in their at
tempt to uphold the integrity of the
Senate whatever that maybe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03
THE COUNTRY,S BUSINESS.

JUST now good many things are
being said throughout the Uni
j ted States about the business Of
the country and the business condi-
tions
Some Of the things being said are
good plain horse sense that may help
the commercial world to arrive some
where; and there is also quantity
Of 1hot air" being turned loose which
means nothing except burst Of ora
tory or filing Of newspaper space.
American business is, after all the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03

We wish j. A. O. Preus, Minnesota
new State Auditor, would have some
new pictures taken if he is going to
continue to do things that will put
his face in the paper. We'd like To
be able to recognize jake when we
meet him face TO face in the Duluth
Herald or other members Of the up
state rural press. Have fine like
ness Of Jake wen loan if he think
he can't get another as good looking
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03

One of Redwood Falls citizens, a
student and literatus, has suggested
to US that had one William Shaks-
pere written a chance code to a
LOUISE" he might not have fallen
SO far short of being a great poet.
He might even have been classed, in
case of such a production, with the
poets of humanity"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03
Wednesday was a Draw cauld day,
but what difference did that make?

We learned the other day at the
Burns program that drinking was
pretty prevalent among the old Scots,
that the 'Mathers drank, the Camp
bells drank and the Stewards drank,
when it comes to that Any way we
are sure Of the McKays there was
no mention made Of them either past
or present And we must confess we
had always been wee bit suspicious
of those other clans.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03

Big Bob Dunn of Princeton has
two hobbies; the first is to get good
roads and the second is to make au-
tomobile owners pay for them. 1t
looks now as though Bob had certain
ly put one over in the Senate last
week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-02-03

The publishers Of the Menace"
have been indicted by federal Grand
Jury at Joplin, Mo-, on charge Of
sending Objectionable matter through
the mails. The Aurora grafters were
bound to get into trouble sooner or
later with their SANDER and obscenity
factory. And yet strange fact is
that this Objectionable matter is con-
sidered choice reading by many peo-
pie including even some ministers Of
the gospel Waterville Sentinel.