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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-08
TEXT OF
DUMBA LETTER
Austrian Ambassadors SCOm-
municatiOn Published.
PLANNED TO CALL STRIKE

Hoped to Hamper Production of Mu-
nitions i'm American Plants, or at
Least Better Conditions of Down.
trodden Countrymen."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
PLANS TO MAKE
SALOONS CLOSE
AT MIDNIGHT

An ordinance has been prepared
2y Corporation Counsel Dlageman.
a, the suggestion OF Aid. Barnett.
aNUS the closing hour for saloons
aat cafes az midnight. eastern
standard tine. NheIner the pro
po~rI measure will become city
.aR depends largely on the attitude
3t the saloonkeepers and caSa pro
rriefors.
Police Commissioner Gillespie has
.reg experiencing considerable dit-
ayI.ty to closing the grog shops a.,
che midnight hour Some OF toe
cai' pro2rietors insist that they can
eevp open until a m eastern
uWr, which corresponds TO midnigh,
central standard time. the or1ciai
,ue IN The state. The Warner
tiamton law makes II a. m. state
'.me, The closing hour Tor saloons
The Detroit council granted the sa.
iooukeepers in this city an extra
Iour for business a, night Now,
X the saloonkeepers DO not obey the
police commissioner. the aldermen
threaten 10 pass an ordinance. tax
lng away ths extra hour. and mas
.Hg midnight the Official closing hour
II L. understood that the hotel pro
puetors have sent word 10 the Al.
Germen protesting against the pre-
posed ordinance and promising 10
e good IN the future They are
hopeful. providing no ordinance 10
passed fixing a new closing hour.
hat they will be given a little lee
way later on by the police depart;
ment.
Aid Case. member OF the liquor
committee. charges that Commits
siouer Gillespie Is not fair in his a.
legged enforcement OF the Sunday
closing Law.
Il know that all the saloonkeep
ers. with the exception OF those
afraid OF the cars. are keeping open
sunday" said Aid Case II Com
missioner Gillespie wants 10 enforce
the Law Why doesn't he so after all
saloonkeepers. the big fellows In
cluded, instead OF picking on a few
places. II looks 10 me as II the
commissioner is trying 20 penalire
certain saloonkeepers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
CIRCUS FOLLOWER
is ARRESTED

When the circus is safely on It's
way from Detroit. Charles wellman.
a Chicago pickpocket. viii be
brought from Jail. Wednesday morn
ing. and given one hour in which 10
leave town. with the alternatives OF
paying a fine OF $500 or serving six
months In the Vorkhouse
wellman vas arrested by Detec-
tive Frank wilkinson. Saturday
morning. "a he mingled with the
crowds transferring AT Chene-st. and
Forest-ave. The detective had
seen his face in the rogues gal
lery. He was taken before Judge
Connolly. Monday. and the fine or
prison sentence VAS imposed. He
was sent TO jail. as IL Tas no,
thought best 20 have him roaming
at large with the circus crowds. On
Wednesday he will be given bis
chance 70 hike
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Church Celebrate. JuhII.e.

The twenty.hfth Anniversary Of
81 James Evangelical church. Hum.
boldtaye. and Poplar.st. Uas OBJ
served with special services, sun
day The pastor. the Rev. A. G. Ber-
gener. who was appointed May ~.
1891. conducted a communion ser.
vice in German. IN the morning a
Thanksgiving sermon vas preached
BY Prof Carl Hemminghaus. OF the
Woodyllle Normal school The Rev
J. c. Koepplin. OF st. Salems Luth-
eran church. vas in charge OF the
evening service. The congregation
has grown from 40 10 775 members.
The pastoral anniversary Is being
observed today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
$4,000 LED TO
LIGHT BY SUNDAY

PATTERSON. y. J.. May 24-Billy
Sunday has cleaned up Paterson.
When he left the New Jersey town
today there we're 1900 converts;
he took So. 900 as the free will" OF
fering OF Patersonians This gift OF
$4,000 places the New Jersey mill
town far ahead OF any OF the big
cities where sunday has conducted
revival campaigns Philadelphia,
with 100000 people. gave Sunday
$50. 900, and Pittsburgh. with over
600. 900 population. gave him i42,-
600.
Sunday - going 10 his farm In
the west after a or:e' stay In Phila.
delphia He will rest until early IN
septem Der. when he begins big
revival campaign In Omaha. In
November and December he will be
In Syracuse. and IN January and
February. 1915. he goes 20 Trenton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Shoe Travellers Organize.

The Michigan Shoe Travellers Of
Detroit perfected their organization
in a meeting in the Griswold house.
Saturday. which was addressed BY
L. r. Evarts, chairman OF the ieg.s =.
lative committee OF the National
Shoe Travellers: Verne Moss. o. the
Boston association. and Mr.. owen.
OF the Rochester association on
GERS Of the Detroit organization are.
President, Thomas A. Downs: vice
president, Otto Reinhart: secretary.
" II. Reed: treasurer. Amos Ertell.
There r. a charter membership Of
80. The association will De afiliaf-
ed with the national body A. W
Robinson. Frank A. Huetter and r
n. Holtz were appointed a membe
ship committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT
or PUBLIC WORKS
lot CITY Han
nafrolt. Mich. Nav %. 1918

l'offolt, Mich, MaN az lflo.
Sealed proposals viii be received AZ
the ahoN. office until 10 o'clock a
IN. Eastern standard time Friday.
May -, Tor furnishing the following
One Contractor Pump. No 1iS.
Novo motor. manufactured by A. a.
Farkvr. Waterford. y. Y
one 60 kiudl.ug SlueCgce street
Waeh'ng Machine, manufactured hy
kindling Machinery Co. milwaukee,.
one - No. neu cat crusher.
60. Npsllantl M,ch
Two ca Two-horsc street Flush
crs ~ not less than ono thousand
gallons capacity, with and without
Ten NU Garbage wasor Gears.
delivered AZ garbage collection harms
foot - Twenty fourth street
New or second hand apparn'uses
ror the proper preparation ~ ola
brick paV-mtn's or hitumluous sur
faces FOR the application ~ sheet a.
phalt paving mixture Each machine
SHAH have = sapacii 60 pr"r.tl{ pr
sheet asphalt rBvJng mixture. inch
thick Compactsd per dav ~ 10
hours 10 De delivered a. , Western
Ward IN proper condition Tor immc-
diatr operation
SPECIFICATION. on rie N ne otHc~
90 the Department ~ Public Works
Bidders are required - Hlc q cert
f~3 % eek IN The SUM- % tlpN In each
case With the Department ~ Public
Works before tho proposals are open
"a conditioned that should thcy Doe
the lowest hiAic~s they viii Within
i've DAYS after helms awarded the
contract by the department. enter f0.
- contract with surety company
bond tu tAe full estimated amount ~
contract
checks and proposals 10 be placed
tn sonar envelopes
Tho right to reject Rry Or AL pro
posals ~ expressly reserved
All proposals to De made I'm dUpli-
cate
ass GEO ~ FENKTTI.
A-lSQ- Comm ssiouvr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
oeors. Lawrence Near Death.

George G. Lawrence. former coun-
~ auditor and bookkeeper In the
county auditors Office for several
ears past is near death II. his
Lome. No. 3s7 81. CIairsve.. having
uttered a second stroke OF paralysis
at o'clock. Sunday morning.
Physicians hold out practically no
hope for his recovery The first
stroke occurred last October. and in
capscitated rim from work until
May Is. when he returned 10 work
as a storekeepcr for the auditors.
The second stroke followed a bad
fall downstairs, last Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
GARAGE OWNERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Organization OF the Garage Own
err Association OF Michigan, was
perfected. Saturday. in the meeting
IN the Hotel statler, called by the
Detroit Garage & Station Operators
association. Glenn l.. Orr, OF De
troit. was elected president OF the
organixation. Other officers are
First vice-president. Allan Jackson.
Saginaw: second yicepresldent,
Newton Root. Kalamazoo: third
v1ce-president, Charles Rauer. Iron
Mountain; treasurer. A F. Strong.
Coldwater: secretary, l. c. Steers.
Detroit. Committees on good roads.
Iogislation and garage insurance
were named. The next meeting OF
ne association viii be held in Grand
Rapids. Oct. 7. when the place for
holding the 1915 convention viii be
selected. The convention closed
With Q banquet Saturday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
PROPOSALS FOR SITES
FOR DETROIT HOUSE
OF CORRECTION

Sealed proposals will be received
~ thc Office Of ne betrnlt House
OF Correction until o'clock % w.
May 25 1918 for sItes containing
not less than IS acres 81 land located
on a railroad ana within reasonable
diafanr~ - sewer and water.
seller 70 tax" city Blonde lu pay
fueUt
Board Of Inspectors expressly zee
serve the right % reject any and
AL proposals
FRED POSTAL.
President Hoard - inspectors
Detroit House ~ Correction
BERNWAEUT fACCH
Superintendent
A-isT7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
AUTOS TAKE
HEAVY TOLL
One Victim Thought
Dying Street Car
Batters Boy

Segar IAbonots. IS years old. is
be leved to "a dying. In the Boule-
ward sanitarium. a nine-year-old boy
Is IN critical condition IN ST
Mays hospital. FIVE persons were
injured. and several others had mar
row escapes in long list OF acct
dents. sunday,
LShonofs VAS riding a hicvcle on
TNent y-third ST. SUNDAY noon. and
IS sad 10 have tried ~ pass IN front
o. the auto ot Ut Max BALM. No 81
Rowens-st.. when he ran into the
side OF the machine and was thrown
Aeadlong 70 the pavement. sustain.
TX a fracture OF the skull The
auto vas driven nv Edward Chick.
0, No. $50 IAnsingsye.. chauffeur
lor the physician. and contained
Mrs. BALM and her brother Bert
Leppel.
Detectives Mite and Frhey took
the chsnneurs statement. bu, did
not hold him. La5onots was ident-
fed. late Monday morning. by his
brother. who did not know the mans
address.
stephen Kocis. nine years old. OF
No, $50 Franklin-st. suffered a trac-
ture OF the skull when he was struck
by en- esst.bound car az Jefferson.
ave. and Riopelle-st.. as be tried 10
dodge between two cars going in op-
pos!ts directions The boy was car
rie6 10 nearby drug store by the
car crew, and was later removed 10
ST. Mary's hospital where he Is In
critical condition.
George Dudas. Q years old. OF No.
$50 Sherrnan.st., was struck by an
auto driven by Miss Frances Rom
neck. OF No. 3l3 SheridaE-ave.. At
Riopelle and Sherman-sts.. Sunday
aeon. He suffered a compound frac.
ture OF the LEFT hip and internal
injuries.
Miss Rommeck declared that the
boy became confused and ran in
front OF her auto
Beatrice Steinheiser. nine years
old. OF No. l02 Pulfordsve. was
thrown from an auto IN which she
vas riding with her two brothers,
Sunday afternoon, when The ma.
chine Was struck by ono driven BY
Alfred C. Underwood. No. l0i9 Con.
cord-aye. al Syivester-st and Con.
cord-ave The girls left shoulder
was fractured
Charles Fisher. No. 9sT Ferry.
ave east, suffered a fracture o. the
left leg when he was Knocked down
AZ Gratiot-ave. and Ludden-st. sun.
day noon. by an auto driven By
George Gillies. OF No. 1857 Canton.
ave He was taken TO ST. Marys
ospital
Five occupants % an auto owned
by Lawrence Couturier uf No 3g5
Linwoodaye., had narrow escapes
from death when the auto vas over.
turned in a collision with a Four
teenth car at Bagg-st. and National
ave. Mrs. Couturier vas the most
seriously injured. suffering severe
scalp wounds. and an injury to her
spine The others. who escaped with
slight injuries. are: Mrs. John Cou-
turier. Of Elk Rapids. Mich, and
Lorimer and Dorothy Couturier,
aged Ave and three years respec-
lively. children OF Lawrence Cou
turisr.
Couturier, In a statement 10 the
police, declared that he had been
blinded by the glazing headlights
on another machine. and that the
motormAn on the approaching car
failed 10 sOund his gong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
ARTISTS MODEL
UNDER ARREST

Della Edwards. %. 81 Ypsilsn,i
an artists model. was arrested hy
Detectives Reid and Ubble Sat
rrday. The girl Ia charged with
having Jumped" bail bond 81 800
early In 1914, when she was charged
with having obtained $500 worth Of
goods from Detroit stores by pre-
tending TO be the daughter OF a
wealthy Detroit man The girl vas
arrested in 'he home OF her sister,
at No. es7 Hancockave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT
or PUBLIC WORKS.
i0t city Han
Detroit, Mich May "a 1915.


Sealed proposals. VIII na received NJ
tn" above pff . until 10 o'clock a n
Eastern standard slime Friday. MAJ
% 1918. FOR furnishing one S-fou
Tandem Roller either steam 1r Eas1-
ll1e driven. suitable Tor all riaes ~
bitumiuous paving work. 90 be dtIIv.
cred Z q Do our Western Yards IN
proper condition for immediate oper-
alton
Each proposal shall be acrompan-
led by complete zperjacatiOns and
such other Information cuts and pho
tograVas necessary 10 explain the
bid II Tho roller IL steam driven at
tention IL called 10 the necessity OF
complying WITH tho requirements Of
thu Boiler Inspector ~ this city.
A certified cheCk equal 20 I0~. ~
the amount ~ the bid must accom-
rany each proposal az guarantee
that the bidder Will cntor into a con-
tract
g527 GEORGE ". FFNKFtI.
A-l39S Comr % Public Works
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
U. 8. Bank statement

NEW YORK, May 22.-The week
ly actual bank statement today
showed the following changes
Surplus. increased s7.G73.330:
loans. decreased si0.sll 900: re-
serve In own vaults. Increased ~.
ISL 900: reserve In federal reserve
banks. Increased $4,000. net de-
mand deposits. decreased $1,000 900 !.
net time deposits, decreased ti.sl3,-
600. circulation. increased S33 BOO;
aggregate reserve. i5s2,76e, 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Livestock
FAST FFAIO IINF STOCK.
tDunninE q stevens

FAST BfrFAI1 ~ S. May -
Cattle $50 cars heavy grades steady.
Others 20 cent. Iuprr. prime steers
8 fagSTt Eut hers sfst 90. Fat
COWS. 'far he.ters. 2. $40. balls.
i5q-
NaEs 90 cars market. slow hr8vv.
yorNcrs $500 pigs
8 - g--T
sheep 20 enfs steady TOP lambs
So II EHtr' -rs st.t' -Ft
Net.era. s 15frf Es. ewes. s u
calves So .H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
WEST-BOOK G

u) on the south side of Dir ave.
nue. IN front % or adjoining
,aeh Ia Gr part Of lo' nun,
averu" and Ricd"p avenue. sub.
90 & G. w 90 Confirmed TO
lrrrex Haby FOR the heirs Of
itmos Dunlop, lying OF and
atir'rlrE DIX avenue.
CD ON the north side 81 Ferntals
avsr4". iu front - or hfjoln-
ing -ace lot ot rar, q Sr,l lot
mere avenue ana city line. sub,
~ g. - 40 SO confirmed TO
James Hahy Tor the heirs OF
James Dunlop
avenue IN front - or adtoin-
ing Su~h lut or part ~ lot
numbered g O. = between
avenue all that part 81 lot 10
~ sub - ship yard tract ly-
INK % Rnl adjoining Fern
dale avenue and east ~ ana
adjoining Wooiucre avenue.
90 con- tte south side 81 Ferndhls
avruur fr front - or adioir-
such '0fs or prrts 81 lots NUM-
f,r.A g. g fs a. 20 81. So.
between Ngkdble avenue and
cub ~ TIE ely iTiS acres OF
Dot no. ship Yard tract
fS p1 The north side az Ferndaie
avenue Ir front ~ or stjoining
r.raa between Cabot
avenue and Woodmcre avenue,
i7rr1h'H. Toledo avTrnns .nb OF
trr cIy ~ Wnodmere avenue.
(Fl ON 'hr north side ~ Fort street.
iu front ~ or adjoining such
lots gr parts ~ lots Numbered
Woafwere cemetery. between
Vo1tmere avenue and Dear
g So 3, l,'ng " ot and al:
Joining Wrod0perc avenue east
- River Rouge. OF Ferrdale
avenue and north Or Fort
street M $50 acres: exempt.
~ ON 'he east side OF Liverno's
avenue I'm front ~ or ADJOINING
rurh lots ~ parts ~ lots num-
bored ~ ~. between Ransrach
street aud Southern street,
Har.pach's sub. % part Of y.
80 on the ea.t side OF Livernois
avenue. ~ front ~ or Hdjoin-
ing such lots. or parts OF lots
numbered between feeyitt
Htrect and Rauspach street
l..svitts sub. 81 part OF y. Cs
So and III
$50 ON the ess, side ~ rIv.rnois
avenue In front ~ or adjotn-
Ing such l1' or part OF lot num-
tered l.. between RnnspscN
street and Tenvitt street RAN
spach sub. ~ part % y b7A
90 on 'h@ south side or Michigan
ing such lots or parts ~ lots
numbered Q. 10 =. between
Ciippert avenue and Cicotte
avenue. CiCotte. Gilbert and
Rarkume's sub OF lots II, ~
and IL and lots !. and OF
lot n OF + e 2ss
GO on thu north side OF South
street IN front 81 or adjoining
such lot or part 81 lot num-
bered n between Post avenue
and Waterman avenue. plat OF
Wesaru'r soc. ~ r. e 267.
As NJ owned by you. on or before
the titN day ~ June. 1918 or In
defaul, thereof. tho "arne will DO con-
ytructed reconstructed or put 10
proper line ard grade nv the De-
partnent % Public Works. and the
expense thereof toRether with the
cost OF this publication. viii be as
,esscd against said lots
GEORGE " FFSKELIi,
Commissioner OF Public Works.
A-IIoi.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Fire Searches rrueLa

Fire % uncertain origin did S..
GOO damage In tho garage Of the Ed
gar Sugar house, Iafayette-blyd. and
Tvelfth-st., Saturday evening The
"a trucks stored there we're all more
or less damaged. but the burned
bodies will be replaced with new
ones az once
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Am.rlcan Wa A.ro

LONDON. May 2i.-Kenneth
Weeks. young American from Cam
bridge. Mass has been commended
N army orders for distinguished
onduct at the taking OF la Tar.
cite and Melville ST. Vast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Out Again. In AaaIn.

ReIeased from the workhouse. Fri.
DAY. after serving 90 days for break.
ing windows In tho home ~ his d.
vorced wife. William Butterneld
went directly N the woman's resi-
dcnce At No. 1874 81 Antoine-st.. and
hurled a brick through tho window
RE was hailed before Justice Stein,
Saturday, and vas sent NJ for an
other 30 days. in default 81 a SIS
fine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Reported ~ Hayden. Stone e &C
Grains and Provisions

pETROL May :4-Close. wheat
started o1t win ceiling y weak
ness and. lrw"r prices which some
dealers charged up 20 the fact thai
Italy has gone 10 war. The market
Was quiet In the early trading
The Liverpool market remains clos
ed but worlds wheat exports Last
week were larger than those OF the
week before. showing that the sub
marine blockade 81 England e hav-
Ing little effect. The American con-
tributinn was a httle smaller ard
the quantity or passage shows 4 de-
half bushels. Exports last wfek tod
great deal about dawag" I'D wheat
and the strength % the market came
from that cause. on Sundy the pa
pers had a good deal % say about
the enormous wheel crop In prospect
while Kansas prospects have been
materially reduced, other states
promise large Yields and this has
bea~lsh effect
The crop cause dali weak shorts
% cover and the market on Monday
had been rrsftyi yell ev@n6 10. Theve
was less anxiety 10 purchase wreat
and a better opportunity 20 feEre~a
values Recent cables indicate that
much wheat - needed Ay couttre1 tai
Europe aud British m'lIars are DO
Ing heavy bueiness There "a no,h-
Ing in the outlook TO indicate ina.
the war - nearly over and the bulls
in wheat FEEL certain that the Amer
lean crop viii he needed no matter
Wheat rad an early spell OF weak
ness and Lost l.. which was later
terms with saturday close
The coarse grains and seeds were
wheat auota,ions-cash. No. : red.
si5g July opened win a decline OF
i a; ii:sis declined 20 ii.25 and
advanced 20 S. IS, September opened
at gi22 lost nc and advanced TO
81 23iae No ! WHEAT, $40
Cash No 4 7sc No. yellow. : cars
al 1Siac: No yellow. 1si4c Oats
Standard. 55I SCI 10 , white. s. q
4c No white sc Rye Cash
prompt Shipment 1908 June $500.
Ciovsrseed Price spot. 81 IS oct.
$ go. prime aisike. IS Timothy.
receipts IN the Detroit market
Monday Included 1000 bbls OF flour.
cars OF wheat. % corn. % oats
] 81 rye and - hay. Withdraw ais
were 1890 bbls Of flour, 200 bu OF
204. 800 oB - corn. a. coo on % oats
1000 bu- % barley and 1880 bu- OF
worlds exports last week were IA
Es4 900 bu compared vi'h fGlt5He)
b1 the week before and lS.s9s,vo0
bu. a year ago,
Wheat on passsse amounts to So
$50. 900 bu. compared with "a. 5ss 900
year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Monfay-suth-
west SIS 900 bu. against $4,000 ia.
a year ago. Duluth % cars against
81 NinenapOlls. 23s cars against 22s.
Chicago SO cars agiust ~
Exports - wheat and flour Mon
daY / f2S 900 bu
Primary wheat rechf pts were 900
900 "a against so 0oA hu = year ago
Decrease lr the American Visible
supply-Whe 2.sttgoo ~ corn, =
3zf o0e hu oats. 2 20 200 hu
Tho American wheat Visible puprfr
~ now 1897 900 bu. against 1864
900 bJ year ago.
TOLEDO. n MAJ "a Wheat cash
and May g. - July tics Corn
cash and MAY. CO. July - oats
CASH sc. May So. July 52l7e. rive
Cash 81 Il Clovcraecd Gash s. -.
October s. 72ts Alriko. cash - en-
an 19'. xxx $500, s,g ~ u = l B4t,er BJrk
Fresh candled. -. selects. p. Hay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
PAIR ACCUSED
UNDER DRUG ACT

Sergeant Fred Raymond and Pa
eolmen Bradley and Leonard. OF
eSunbull station. raided the rooms
r Neil Brown, rs years Odd. and his
Mn. Jessie. 80. AZ No 2s9 Laiay-
Deto.olvd.. early Sunday morning.
ma found 100 cubes OF morphine,
bhich they accuse Brown OF snug
Ming over from Canada.
Z TIE man had been working In
DanA6a, and the police received a
= thaN he had been supplying NOR
Hlno to the inmates OF rookery
SonF Fort-st and Brooklyn-ave..
lnovn 70 tho police as The Mad
bsosa"
TIE woman admitted TO Sergt.
nnyuoud. according 10 the latter,
~ shs used one-fourth OF cube
u morphine each day.
ne couple wers held on a charge
q violating the Harrison act
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
boston CorrERs

Arisdns com. "a; Adventure 30.
Ahmeek ASS; Arcadian 10, Algoma n
3: Aliouez IS; Alaska Cold 35es
AmaiGamated SEA Butte superior
0eK Calumet n Arix. IS; Shoe Mach
q. Centennial Is. Chief Cpnsolt 50.
Calumet q Hecla $50, chino - \ f.
Copper Range saw East Butte a
rrankitn leL: Green Cananea 2s1
Indiana Tnh CRANKY 81, Hancock
91k. Inspiration 2sLa Isle Koyale
l7x: Keweenaw 2Ab. Kerr Lake :.
Lake 1Ar: Verde ~. Zinc 4si3 La
sale skb: Miami IS Mohawk 7fA
Mass Ia; North Butte e Ney, Cor
llK: Osceloa so: Oneca I " Old Col
ony 81. Pond Creek - quincy
SIX Ray Cons. 23h Superior 4 Bos-
ton 81: Superior 2Fii Shattuck = =
Tamarack IS: Tennessee Cop. "a
Trinity 5&:. United Fruit i1s tsh
Cons. l2n L. s. Min. n Ref. CO 3eA
Utah Copper ssA. Victoria 2&b. W.
mona thb: Wolverine -. st Mary 90
NEW YORK. May 24.-Money on
call per cent; time money, 2i4 Der
cent for six months: mercantile paper,
per cent Bar silver-t.ondou. un :
changed do, New York, s9c. Demand
sterling, eAIs sis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
EAST-BOOK c

uD ON tho south side Of CnnNeld
avenue. In front - or sdloin-
ting sUch lot or part ~ lot num-
hcrcd g. between baldwin ave-.
nue. and SFNhuru avenue. G. NJ.
iitrmou's sab. ~ part OF Z. g.
500
ca ON the west side % Helen ave.
nue. IA front Of or adjoining
-ueh lots ~ psvts u lots num-
or avenue and East Grand
boulevard James CANDLES
Euh ~ part q lots and 10.
=. g. jT1,north OF GratiOt ave-
nue.
ca Dn thc Yves, side % Helen ave-
mae. in front % or adjoining
such tot pr part ~ lot num-
htr~J - hctweon kirby avenue
avd Ferry avenue John 81
brewers Helen avcuu" sub OF
la' s. = g. 5T1. =. ChapOton
farm. u % Gr2tlot avenue.
~ on th~ east side 81 Robins
avenue va front 81 or Rdjoln-
INK such lot or part - lot
numbered 20. between Morat
street ard Chapin avenue Van
W'ukIc's sub 81 Tote l. 2, ). Z,
lc ~. % and ia oS % ~
lnf 90 - crane e NELSON'S sub.
q = O.. sth
so or ,re enst side % Robins ava
rHc. 'r front -. or adjoining
such lot or part % lot mum.
t-reA ~. nstwecn MoHat
street and wRrron avenue.
John ~ Hrvwer co.'s Crans
80 between Mack and Grauot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

A French company will exploit a
lake in Venezuela, the waters or
which are 40 strongly impreRnated
with potash salts that they are used
locally as a fertilizer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

The North sea IL the greatest FISH
ing ground In the world. and. de-
spite the great activity OF the fisher.
men. there seems 10 be no diminu-
ton OF the catch.