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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15


Ungitld)e Sepel1en tno Der Mr'
itd)t, oah e IN Der Weseno bon Wil
1la oeninadllt 81 einer sroken Sdla0l
iOmnen ipiro.
TelomaridDall nDn 0inoenbnrg's
1rnppen oringen nngebinoert an'
Siinaburg por. Sn ben &Gnlpfeu
Der letten "a Stnnoen baben fl
1000 0efangene gemadt.
lleberal IN yolen iino Die Gent
ld)en erfolgreid), iiberna orinsen i.
bpr. ytnr IN Walisien leiiten oi,
NmiIen itarteren Wioerftano.
glns Nfpsfan fpmmt bic 9tadJridjt
bah bort cine ltnmaiIe bon Jladtlin.
gen 5ninmmengeitrSmt 1T, bic iid
bic iid teilipeiie, in Der fnrdtbariitu
yiot befinoen. Gie borban6encn @ul'
Observation-Disclosures iin6 bti @ei.
tent nidt 9tnii8en6, nm benz Glenb 81
ifenern.
0entide Slater meIben, baf Wrai
i3eppelin bic @prit0fe Der 3eppeIir.
Smftfremser gegen EonoDn am bet.
gangeHen 9ienitng nnb Nittippd
peri6ulid) seIeitet nn6 iid I'm b6diteu
WraSe befrixbist iiber ben 8erlaMl
oes 8Dmbarbetaents ansBelprod)<r
bat. es mnk 6ies aHd) fdjon in Gon
6pn am Gage nadj bem @smbaroe
ment, am OsanerffaB, betannt Belpe
len lem, bemn Der bprti8e cGbenime
Stanbar6A bAttt In bic 3esiermae
aeSramgt, rSen Gbef Ses bentideu
Tmftbienftes YerlSnlid fur bic So
fnmg per Yleni&tn teranttsprtli& ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15

ten Dem groBen BreuBenfo11ige lett
ben oeitiben &eloe1 iuirfionne Oier-
ite leiiten oie in Dem BON Ser See.
resDeriDaltltng Dor iliinmebr fiinf5i9
sSSSabren erridteten Milit1rfurbnufe
@eilung llthen. &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15

1d]e Mttentat auf Den anlerlfani16eil
@el0beittel gu perbiiteit.
Der bentid)e Neidsfansler beInd)t
5nr 3eit ben &Onig BON gaperm in
Wsiind)en. Gr luobnte init benz ST.
mig elmer Galaboritellnng Der &D=
nislidem 0per BEL II. fam Ipater iladj
oem 9ofbraubans, iuo Tim cine grof=
artige Sbatipn bargebrad)t iunrbe.
Ser 9ieidjsfansler belt cine yebe, in
Der er Die Grrnnsenidaften Ser bapt-
riiden Srmppen prizes. Ger &an5ler
blieb lange I'm 9pfbraubams. SIN
2anf Der ltnterbaltmns bemerfte er,
man iniiife bic 9entlden iuesen H.
rer fr6bliden 8eieGisfeit beneibcu,
Die elmer bolfOmmenen inneren
Gnbe entipringe.
Or. Snmba, ser DiterreidiIdj-nn-
sarfide 8otidafter in Walbinston,
fat feline Gegiermng erind)t, inn ei-
nen llrlanb sit geiuG6ren itno i'm
nad @ien fonmen ST laiien, bamit
er benz 0iterreidiiden slmslwartiger
Nmtt nmseinanberietem f0nme, mns
Die amerifaniId)e 9ieisermma peran~
laFt babe, feline Nifbcrmfnma sn fpr-
bern. Or. Tnmba, ge6enft, am 22.
September nit Dem bGniid)en Gam
pier rsSreOcrif VIII" bon 9ieiD
Durf absnreiien.
Gin beittidjes 1tnterieeboot fat
ben ensliiden 9ampfer pNanbplf
Sanien", Der nad Gnslanb fnbr,
NIT 8eldlag belegt nnb nad eincm
bentiden 9afen sebradt. 9asieIbe
gopt fat ben nuripesiiden Gduomer
r@ansbad", Der ebenfalIs anf Ser
Sabrt madj Gnslan6 mar, berbrannt,
nad0em ct Die geiakrns an gpr6
genummen latte.
Giner SepeIde aus &ppenbaaem su
TOIse, baben beittIdc llnterlceboute
ben noripesiiden WaotorIdouner
yNprte" in bic 2nft seiprenst. 9ie
&eiatnng tpnr0e gerettet.
Gle engliidje gfegier,ma fiin6iste
i'm ltnterbanIe 6es yarlaemnts an,
Sak iie bic Ginfiibrnng Der aonifr;p-
ton, aliu Der siuansstpeiien Ginsie-
lung, ernitlid in 9etradt siebc. 3nm
eriten Male 1T pffi5itl( cine ioldje
erflGrnng abgegeben ipor6en.
Der ensIiide Yremierminiiter Ms-
qnitb fat fd anfs Gntidie6enite &C.
iueisert, bic aonifriptionsfrage i'm
engliid]en HafIament ~ belpreden.
st ipirS be,tte einen neilen arieas-
treoit BON $50 bis 1850 Nillionen
Dollars berlangen.
Sett mil man in yseiu g)prf, aud
bic bemtidrfrennblidem 8anfen AZ
Der enBliid.fransSfi6en NnIeibe bon
fiinfbunSert Nailionen berGnsieben.
Onnit iuirS man bpffentlid) feim
s0Iid babeR. nas s.li.sma'ae
Ans @albinstOn iuir6 aemelbet,
6ah has rerlprodene Nrrangement,
uad Oem Sentide nn6 Sitrreihiidjs
8aareu, bic Amerifaner bur GrlaS
Der rOr6er in Council" sefamft hat
ten, bon nentraIen 66fen mad gme.
rita geidift iuerben f5nnten, piel-
Ieidt Hidt 81 Stan6e fame.
Ans 2onbun iuiro gemclSet,. Sai,
Wcntas abenb Elm 3eppelin 'einen
slug nad Der Sitfiite GnalanS'.
mad)fe, gpmben mari, aber anidjei.
nenb fcin 1tnbeil anridtetc.
8ie ans 2enbpn gemeioet mirb,
fat bic riimaniide 9aesierums ani
fie gtadlridjt, oak Ceiterreidy in Sie-
benbiirsen Srnppen sniammemsiehc,
cine teiIiueife WfobilmadJnne ibrer
Srnppen angeorbnet.
Die Mlliierten ha6en ben ipani-
idjen Gampfer ugalbanera", Ser bon
Barcelona nnd Gii6-glmerifa fai rem
mollte, NIT geidlas belest nnb nadl
Gibraltar sebrodt, neil lie bebanp-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15

Der Zeppelin s(neriffe auf 2onoon,
Sonbon Iei cine 5eltlng ilno oie gi-
pilbepolferung ioae iie perlalIen,
oann uiiroe giemano BON ibr getotet
lDeroen @raf Hepentlop glnubt mol
ielbft nidt oaranL oaB oieier gor-
i1laa ourhfiibrbar lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15
Surge utbtrlidt.

TieIe ssliidtlinse fpmmea
nad) @psfaa.
Sm Der Wegenb bon Nilma
ipirb cine grpke Sdjlad5t eriuar-
tet.
6in6enbitrs's Srnppen 6rin=
Gen gegen9 9iinabmrs. 5000 @e-
fangene gemad)t.
Die eneliide siesierans
iteat &onlfriptipn in Mnsiidt;
Der euglild)e Eremierntiniitcr
iueisert iid aber, bic Sade in
Earlament 81 beipreden.
Gin Zeppelin ,nadt aber-
mails einen Slug nad) Der eng
IiIAen 9iifte.
Sr. 0mnba berlangt ltrlanb,
nm nad Sanie seben nnb ici-
ner Gesiernng 8eridjt eritatten
sit fOnnen.
0raf Zeppelin ioG ben Iet-
ten MHgriff Der 9uftidIffe anf
2OnOOn ielbit seleitet baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15
DRoMcOoLE BROS.

gSir iiro borbereitet fir ale Hepnras
tifren bon Sbnnldiaben lno belonber5
NIT 9iamantett befebten @esenitdnnen.
gllle Irbeit garnntiert gdeSrieite 0reis
ie. 105 SltsSplllton Ctr. elltes Sel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15
g6c s,obern grebmafina sdlopI"

tuiro am 30. Geptentber ipieoer eroffnet
3ufhneioen. g(nprobieren lino gidGen
eelebrt. Ghiilerirnen MAIDEN lire eiaez
nen aleioer, tpdbreno iie Iernen. S1ier
miro 9eutih geiproden. 504 Garben
Ctr, Gan slntonio. Teyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15
QSabI : Mitaet8ett.
Tiir QraisIatnr.

Serr G. 8. 2ange fiiaSi9t ii6 aB
Ganoiont fir bic 2esislatur nls Nnhfol.
ger fin ben perftorbenen 4eprdientanteHl
Ghtpegmnnn an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-15

Sgrr @aaribal Gstri6se iiinoigt lit
als 8anbibat fir Die 9eeislatur oIs
Siahfolger fir ben beritorbeilen 0feprds
ientnttteu Shipcdmann an.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
Many perish
ALONG COAST
FOURTEEN DEATHS MERE RE-
PORTED ON THt cVAsT
NINE Of 4 ElM!LY


BILOXI. Miss. Oct 1--Fourtcen
lives were lost and tr nendouS pro-
perry damage was eau ed along the
gulf coast By tho storI which swept
this section Wednesd night, ae-
cording to reports RI ching Biloxi
today from various soul cs-
Thirteen persons per hed at Rigo-
lcts. La. including nil members OF
cLc family. according ito fishermen
who are arriving here n storm torn
craft. Mrs. Myrtle Hen. IS years
old. was killed and rec children
were seriously inis red. perhaps
frtally. where their bnic collapsed
at Long Beach, Miss
Though no loss of re occurred in
Biloxi the reports of The finding OF
a mans body on the bach have been
found TO be untrue.
The storm swept he shore with
terrific force, washing out nearly six
hundred piers and causing other
damage Small hooners and
launches were fond today strewn
in spliEters on the bShch. The REM
nants ri some craf& were found
several blocks inlan
The damage in Bill bxi'is estimated
at about 100000. None OF the
city 5 Substantial buildings were
damaged but numelbu homes of
fishermen We're toss Il BY the waves
and swept out to "a. All the oc-
cupants, however, lave been ac-
counted for.
The shell road abng the coast Is
badly damaged and the Gulfport
traction line is in bad condition
from Pass chriatiat TO Biloxi. Ser
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
HIDE AND SEEK
NEW WAR CAME
THIS Is BEifG PLAYED on THF,
BORDER BfTWEEN SOLDIERS
WIZ CANNON.
CAMP Is shift TED.


BRowNsyII r.. Texas. Oct l--
Follow my led Ter Is the newest
game on the bor Ter.
Instead OF bel z played by school
children it is a me OF soldiers With
cannon and "made-in-A America
STRATEGY
Mexican soldie are seen masslng
al a point on rhep side OF the river.
American soldier are immediate.r
idIsaaiched to a po ht opposite. Then
EtFe Mexisans moy The Americans
soIipw And so it does.
The latest move bent IN this fas-
einasiag and yet krions game was
made hen 100 arr& I'd Moxieans. who
have been encampG three DAYS OPP
Isosite progresso ere two Ameri-
Gar soldiers were lied week ago,
shifted their positid& ten miles down
tho river today Six hundre 1
Amerie1n troops vi j TWO mountaia
cannon and two u chine guns did
.ik,w - The riys Is at q high
stasc ane has over Iowld at seycs
|al iaces. flooiing military roae
the American casal patrol were
forces u ride theiE horses breast
2ees trough the y 8er
American military officers learn
el today that LouisEie la Rosa. one
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01

1 ahe,suate a Dol buildings. Mr..
jvxatt said id Ias reasonable to sup
!,oss ,bat III attendance upon the
schools wouiI be even larger next
wear than tn because of the COM
!pulsory edud hon law which goes
Into effect h that TO make room
flor an increa a attendance II would
be well to ii h relieve the crowded
jcondItions of he schools at this time
and in doing b arrange to take care
OF the increa that will come with
the enforcenl I OF the new law ne
| likewise said lNaxahachie shouiu DC
In position urge people iiYihg ae-
jaeent to ri sfer acre rather 'hai
have to disco rage II.
| These gem emen all agreed that
There was nd use disputing the fact
THAT new building must be pro-
ivided il the hool accomplishes the
good work has accomplished N
1.-THE past McCanless said the
lneed of a NED building was too plain
for any argu ent against IT. and that
the people 4 ght as well make up
their minds provide ii
| Mr.. Sands made the point that a
school build BIZ was badly needed
and that he ound that WaNahachie
people cid i stand back on small
| costs in theFw ay of increased taxes
when school matters were being
considered.
Mr.. wyat discussed the PROPOSE
ton at LEM b with Light repre-
sentative ali agreed that new
school biul&ng must be erected.
He said then could he no othor say
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
SIX CADETS REMOVED
FROM NAVAL ACADEMY
-FOUR OTHERS ARE SIT BACK
FOUR YEARS AND bFrEEN
REDUCED IN cI ssEs.
Secretary Daniels Say& Hazing Viii
BE stopped in thd Academy.
Wilson AM Foves
Dismisin d.

WASHINGTON, october Six
cadets at Annapol we're dismissed
three set back foul years and fifteen
turned back to thfnext lower classes
as a result of y hazing inyestiea-
ton at the nav academy. Secreta-
~ Daniels annf linced today.
Among the ldets dismissed we're
A, l.. HoustoEfo OF Texas and j. J.
Clark of okla homa
President Wilson personally ap-
proved the smissal OF the six ca
diets, seeret1fy Daniels said.
"Hazing Fin not be tolerated,
said the s4retary we are deter
mined to Eradicate it for all time
There is 10 room in the academ,
for any fan who viii not obey or
ders Of fhe laws OF congress. Il
costs lie government $4,000 te
edueatea cadet The first thing h,
is to earn IS to obey orders"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
COMPULSORY sp00L
LAW PINS A PART
MAY GIVE INCR hsED ATTEND
ANGE IN sCHf bis WHEN III
GOES In EFFECT.
New Building build Relieve Com
gested Coni lon and Provide
Room IL Increased At
Dndance.

Despite thf rush of business on the
first day Of he month superintend
ent G B. pnn had see for your
self" conn 5ttee ct the school house
this mornI g Messrs. John Wyatt.
Bert Shan 3 and John Mccanless
composedEhe committee today. and
their ved et IS that Waxahachie
needs new school, building and
needs badly When a represea-
tative II The Daily Light called on
these Ngentlenen tneg expressed
thems9 Ives freely as fayoring any
plan That would give Waxahaehie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
CANADIAN ARMY OFFICER
CALLS HAND N FORD

OTTAWA, Can, oct[f.-Hcnry
Ford has beer called account by
Maj. General Sir SankIughes. After
reading Ford's statck ent that he
would tie d can tho tail OF the
Anglo-rrench hnmission and
send It back TO Europe, Hughes
wrote The auto aanuiaetures and
asked him he was correctly
quoted. Cangfa officials are said
to view the teranees in regard 10
the Anglo cnch commission as
uniriendiy the sliies aud If So
hey woui4be prohibited under lau
from tra' with him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01

Don forget tee entertainment a,
.od ~ tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
B0stun Tunnel to Operate :

BOSTON, Mass. Oct The new
East Boston tunnel eu 1sion viii
be In full operation he middle Of
this uonsh. II Is ~ ed. Practical
~ All Of the w has been com
pieted The Nv tuanei connects
the oiSas es. and is expected to
sfe5Iy ktiEitate traffic. 1t cosI
50. 500 10 and was begun Nov. 20,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

priattons not only because u is inde-
fensibir from "a strictly business
standpoint. but for the further reason
that the tolerance 81 such practices
must ineNitAbty result In anecting
other departments OF the city In a
like nannef.
However. your committee realizing
that the contrACtural relations en-
tered into, wRnv irregular should be
met tn accordance With the request
OF the Board OF Health. ana We there
tore ouer the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS ", BURTON.
JOHN (. Lodge.
JACOB GCTHARp.
Nm r. zoELI.ER
". h c. HtNpL.E
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered
by Aid. Burton.
Resolved. That the sum OF $500 be
and 10 hereby appropriated from Ger
tain moneys derived BY the Board OF
Health from the care OF patients al
the Herman Kiefer hospital to be
used Tor the purpose OF completing
additions and improvements 10 Ia
vilion OF Herman kisfer hospital
Adopted as follOws
rsAs--Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
Bleil, Burton. CtAnsnav, ptll. Ellis
Field, Guthard, Hindle JakeL keat-
ina. koohes, krimmeL kronk, kunI'
Robinson, Rollo. Rutter. schsmansky.
sehultI stetRnowski. thompson, Yer
nor. WArtslL 4. Z. Wilson. W J.
wmson. Wing. link. zoellsr and the
fTesidsnt-ss.
NAys-Nona
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
NaysNons
Way. md Means.

To the Honorable tho Common Council.
Geutlemeu aH Your committee on
Ways and Means 10 whom was re-
ferted the communication from the
Department OF Parks and RouieVards,
requesting ar additional approprta-
ton for The purpose " paying spe-
ctai assessment for the paving OF
Hancock avenue adjacent TO Fsrrien
Park. respectfully report we have
had the same undcr consideration
and reSommend that the amount re-
Questei be appropriated from sur
plus Account Ia the PARK ana Boule-
ward Fund. and therefore offer the
following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W BURTON
ROBERT W RUTrER
JOHN l. LODGE
VA r ZOELLER
JACOB GCTHARp
w H. &. HlNpl.E.
Accepted and On leave the tollo~.
ing resolution Was offered.
By Ala Barton.
Resolved ThAt the Controller be
and he IL hereby authorised and
directed - make the proper entry
upon his books 20 effect the transfer
~ the sum OF t.gSo.St from sur
plus AecogaL Park ana Boulevard
assessment FOR paving OF Hancock
avenue adjacent 20 Perrien Park.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Aid Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Bell, Burton, crAnshaw., ptll. Ellis.
ins Kocher' Krimmei' Kronk' K1nr
Lernpke. Lodge. Movie. owen Richrrt.
Robinson. Rcllo. Ruttcr. schemsnsky.
schultz, Stefanowski. Thompson. Yer
nor. WartslL 4. r Wilson. ".
W iilscn. Wing. Zink. zoe!leF aud the
Fresident-Sf
Nays-NOna
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

To the Honorabls the Common Council.
GDrtterler-- Your committee ~
'I avs ard Means 20 whom was referred
pa. eornnr uuication rom TIE Fire q ON
mission reqleHtinE transfer ~ surds
from surpi1s m Tire fire com mission
FuEd. brought forward from the las,
e-rai year respectfully report Nc have
had ne same under consideration and
stetnE 70 % lection thereto. recommend
Re adoption Of the following resolu-
Respectfully submitted
CtAS " BURTON.
ROBEPT ". RITTER.
JOHN c. LODGE
WM ? ZOELLER.
JACOB GrTHARD,
W. II G. HINDLE,
Accspis I'D and on leave, the follow
inz resolution was offered
R..olv~d. That the Controller ,. ard
he - hereby authorized and directed
20 make the proper entries UPON his
hooks 10 erect the transfer o, the sum
~ 81 400 % from surplus balances
s,or Fund from N. fiscal year sndins
Jun. -. 1874 % the following &C
courts IT, said fund
Account No ., waning ....s 800 %
Heating new sccoynD .-....'.i 500 %
courts through tn. remainder o. ~
present. Hsosf year
Adopted as follows;
Tsas-Aii Allan. Ashe Barnstt
Flsfi, Burton. Crsnshaw.. On. EMS
ins' Kocter. Krinrnei. Rronk. Kun,
Tsmpke. Lodge. MOVIE. Owen. Rich.rt
Robinson, Polio Rutter. schemsnsky
schultz. ststanovski. Thompson. Yer
zen Vail w,Iv z,,E z %.iion ,n "a N.
Pr.sident-s7.
Nays-Nore.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council
tientienen- Committee on
Liquor Regulation TO whom was r.
ferred ~ applications and bonds Of
Frank Hnc. adm. estate 81 W alder
Has. 10 continue saloon At 9it juno
tlon Avenue, and OF NoyA Heroes
Tor frahsfSr from 1852 Rlopeile street
10 fit- Russell street respectfully
report We have had tho same under
consideration. and seeing no obj"c.
ton thereto recon mend That said an
piicattouA and poGds - approved. We
also recommend tho approval 81
bonds ~ Bannet Poliat. rov~rir x
transfer from s.s Hastings stree, 70
flS Hastings street. md - Harry
WetsKvan covering transfer from
it2 Michigan avenue 90 il5. HasttnzH
street the applications for which
were approved on tn litn and 18TH
inst respectively
Rsspectfllly submitted
CHAS W BURTON
JACOB GuTHARp.
A ANTHONY NpNC
W u - HtNDLE,
A y KCNZ
Adopted 80 follows
Yeas-Alf Allan, Ashe Barnett.
BIOL Burton. Crsnshaw, pill. Ellis.
Field Guthard. Hndle Iakel. keat-
i0g Kocher Nrimmei. Kronk KunI.
Lemrks. Lodge. Nowc. oven Richert
Rohinson Rollo Rutter. scn"mAn-ky.
Schultz stsfRnowski Thompson. Yer
no. Wsrtel 4. T. Wilson. w
Wilson. w!ng. Zink. zoeiler and the
Prssident-3T
NHVa-Nure
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Street opening. 20 whom VAS re-
ferred the communication from the
Clerk OF the Recorders Court trans
hitting verdict rendered BY july
az the said court In the matter %
widening Cass avenue, clifford and
Slhiey streets. where not already
opened a. public street and high
way respectfully report that we
have had the same under considera-
tlon and are satisfied that the prop
srty In the vicinity % the improve
ment ~ largely benefited by same
and should therefore bear portion
% the expense The award OF the
Jury was 5000. and we therefore
recommend that So per cent. or ~.
900 Re assessed on local Assess
rent district. and that the remain
cent. be paid BY the City OF Detroit
out % the street op.ning Fund, and
we therefore recommend, that inss.
much as total OF SIS was received
by the City Treasurer from the sale
% buildings located In IN. line OF
said street. that the Board OF Asses
sors In making out the assessment
real sstst. s.neh,sd by such i'm:
provern.nt with It's proportionat..
.s s.Ff iot al 90 % e. s f.Ssvsd rom To.
sal. Of said buildings which 10 tire
same ratio snre.d upon In apportion-
ing the verdict rendered By the jury.
therefor. recommend the adoption Of
the following RESOLUTION.
Respectfully unlimited
JAMES VERNON
HERMAN r. link.
JOSEPH ROLLO.
JOHN r THOMPSON.
JOHN A. KRoNK.
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered:
Resolved. That the Common Covn-
term Ines that the snm Of $1,000 IL
a iust proportion Of the eonpsnsa
zion awarded by the jury for the
property taken BY the City % De
i,o' f Si ,ss ..s S 81 cas-. street.: .s,
which should bs paid BY the owners
or occupants OF the pieces or parcels
% reai estate which viii thus be
bsn.nted by said Improvement. which
are described m a resolution OF IN.
Common Council 81 g e. q si-ID,
wherein tho assessment district for
this improvement was designated
ard b, IL further
Resolved. That there be assessed
and levied upon said pieces or par
cells Of real estate Included in said
resolution above referred 20, the
amount OF 5000. a. near as may be.
parcel IL deemed TO acquire by such
Improvement and be II further
Resolved. That the Board Of As
SCISSOR. 81 the city az Detroit. be and
they are hereby directed and In
structed 60 proceed forthwith TO pre-
pare an assessment roll In conform
I,y with the requirements OF the
Charter Of the city 81 Detroit re.
iatins to special assessments for col
Letting the expense of public in'
provenents where street 10 grad
"a. com psjsins the property hsrsin-
before referred 10 ard described in
said resolution ~, G, g, p tf-isiD.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
MaNa and Means

To IN. Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlsne Your committee on
ways and Means IN whom vas referred
'hr Communication from the Depart
meni % PARKS and Bo1lsvarfs re.
qusstirs AZ appropriation % $500 o.
In order thAt prompt payment may %
maze for q cargo ~ coal purchases
f1r us~ or Belle isi.. owing 20 the
49,. respectfully report We have had
tns SAM under consideration and
recommend that me amount be appro-
pYiated from surplus Account IN the
rlurh a. the greater part 81 this coal
VII b. Isei after the beginning % ire
rerf ascai year. recon- mend further.
that ths sum above mentioned be re-
tu-nei 20 surplus account after the
appropriation for the coming wear be
rSrres avsIiatls The following reso-
iutlon II Therefore o~srsd
E~.pecttully unlimited.
ga26S y RrRToN
joins & LODGE,
WV r. ZoELLER.
JACOB GCTHARD.
" ~ & HISDLE.
Accepted. and IN leave. the follow
.rg rss0i Ition vas offered
IS AID Burton:
Resolved. That the Controller 30 art
he 10 hereby authorized and directed
2, make the prppsr entries upon HE
looks - erect The transfer % me
slrr - q ono 60 frgrr Surplus Account
fu Account 10 80 Power Plant Fuel
Fsrk and Boulevard Funi % 10 used
'ar pefiuE for cargo % Goa. pup
enafs1 rs reason % impoasbility Of
delivering coal % peile Isle by wagon
10 Falf sum 20 b returned 20 the
Surplus srrcunt phNn appropriation
'pE iHe coming fiscal year becomes
available
Adpptsf ~ follows
Yeaa-Alf Allan Ashe Barnett
B'efl Burton CrAnshav Dill Eiiis.
Field guthafd. Hindle Jaksi. Ksai-
INK. k0ghnr krimmsi Eronk Kun
7 srnka Lodge N0wc. owen Rirhert
Robinson. Ro>io. Rutter. scheusnsky
nor WRrtsll. A r Wilson. ~ 7
Wilson. Wing. link, zoeller and the
President-sI.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
WAYS and Means.

To the Honorable the Common CouT- i'
Your committee N Ways ard Means
20 whom was rf~r-~dtr e~o-u N un'ca ton
f.sm The Boar % Health re- lestir =
sa1ltleral funds FOR Tie care and
fr...rtenance - a -Rttsrt suTe~ IN <
f~cm ar urgsuRl form q contagious
disease. respectfully report we hAFe
rsa the matter under console ratio.
AKA art thai tl-o so MI cAre ior SO
-,Fttsut until June fHfN. thefefor~. your
~onmittc recommends thHt ms -
Guest b. granted. and o1eF the IoAoN
Rssgec,flliy submitted
CiAS W BURTON.
ROBERT " Rt-TTER.
JOHN T.. Lodge.
JACOB GCTHARp.
M =. ZoEII.ER.
" n g.. HtNpLE
Accepted and on cave the to4!oW-
rs resolution uas O-erea.
~ Ald Burton
Resolved. That the sum % $40 90
30 and the same IS hereby appropriated
~ the Contingent Fund for the care
ana maintenance % patient suTer-
tr~ from an unusual form ~ coutAg-
tons dissase - cover q period ~ e.gnt
w-..sS from May Sth 20 June esth: also
rltal ca ATTENTION from Nav sth 70
jury a1vh H9tE DAYS Inclusive. ara
rhs controller - hereby Authorized
md directed % max. the proper entry
u-or MS BOOKS showing said transfer.
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Aia Allan, Ashe Rarnett
Hell Burton. Cranshaw, pil. I'll =
Sod C;utharf Hirdie Jakel. Keat
iox Kocher. Kr.mr~I Kronk Kurz.
T.srvrkp. Lodge. Nowc. owen Richrrt.
y .btrson R1iio. Butter. SchsmansSv,
schultz Ststanowski Thompson; Yer
nor. WArtell A 2. wilson
Wilson. Wing Z!nk. zoeilsr and the
Pres drrt--3.
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