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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11

H S B Johnson, Cades,
J S Wheeler, Trio.
The first six of the above list
are hold-overs from last year.
PETIT JURY.
T C Jacobs. Kingstree,
S B Baylor, ." RFDl,
j T Burrows,
Barlow Smith, Cades, FDl,
A C Swails, Kingstree,
SV Taylor, Greelyville,
G E Cox, Cades,
w J Cook. Lake City,
w ] Flowers, Trio,
J D Mccullough, Bryan,
G w Joye, Venters,
H P Brown, Lanes,
E C Burgess, Kingstree.
E P Mcknight, Cades,
S P Oliver, Greelyville,
Louis Nesmith, Morrisville.
A M Gordon, Jr, Kingstree.
w B Brown, Kingstree, ,RFD1.
j N Browder, Greelyville,
B c Brockinton, Morrisville,
j w Kirby, Kingstree,
j j M Tisdale, -" RFD1,
S W Hogan. Greelyville,
c. Rollins, Johnsonville,
J M Brown, Kingstree,
j R Barrow, New Zion,
j w Stewart, Cades,
c M Gamble, Greelyville,
D E Player, Andrews,
S L Parsons.
j E Keels, Greelyville,
CE Moseley, Salters,
j Gist. Greelyville,
R E Rodgers, Kingstree, ,RFD1,
j w Russell, Bloomingvale,
E ] David, Salters.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11

Miss Van Voast. in a lecture de-
livered before the Food Reform So
ciety in Washington, said that salt
poisons the system and urged its
discontinuance, as means of pro-
longing life. Maybe that is why
those who have never earned their
salt often live the longest.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11

In mon whom men condemn as i'll.
find SO much If goodness still;
In men whom MEN pronounce divine,
find so much of sin and blot
I hesitate to draw the line
Between the two-where God has not.
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presiding
GRAND JURY.

w N Clarkson, Heinemann,
] B Hemingway, Rome.
L B Mcknight, Cades,
] J Bradham, Greelyville.
J L Ferrell,
w H Carr, Kingstree,
w H Dennis, Cades.
P B Feagin, Andrews.
w D Bryan, Bryan,
M H Parker, Cades.
T B Patrick, Fowler,
D N Johnson, Chapman,
w H Touchberry, Greelyville.
R L Venters, Hemingway,
E H Carsten, Cades.
RE McElVeen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11

II girl isn't able to have d new
hat on her head every time she
wants it, she can always have it
on her mind
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11

The regular meeting of the
Knights of Pythias was held last
night. with a large attendance.
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JURORS DRAWN
For Approaching Term of Court
Convening February %.

Jury Commissioners H 0 Britton,
wv Cook and j j B Montgomery
last Monday drew the following ju-
rors for the term of court to con-
vene here Monday, February %,
Judge w Bowman of Orangeburg
nresidinp:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1869
BURNS AVENUE

To A. NJ Flynn, W. r. Meir. [. j.
Mahon. Brey & Kansin. &. +. Sickley,
Harriet A. Adams. G.. y. Novak, &. %
Bowerman, G.. * IuWg. Alex Carter,
Jones Realty Co -. E0usln. Mrs.. II.
Crundtnsa, Louis Puu,.a, Wiiuelnine
Tollok. IL. Bausin, Oto J.. B"eM Al
thur F.. Dudmau, 81 $. MarsE@ucr. G.,
Kraska A. J. Jones. Chas a schultz,
George Gardo. Detroit Public LII
brary. s. Cnyaguarlo. g. X. Junk,
Howard Meredith. l.. r. Watson. NJ.
Evart. Third German baptist Church.
William Coulton. Miluum richards.
Cook Farm Co. August Spiedrl. e..
Russell Z. r Thomas. and 10 an
other persons owning. occupying. or
otherwise interested iu any Of the
lots and premises fronting on
BURNS avenue. In said city Of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mon
toned.
The Common Council OF the city
Or Detroit. RvtnR ordered so much ~
Burns avenue. from the north curb
line " Monat street 10 the south
llnc ~ Gratiot avenue. TO Doe graded
and paved. notice lis hereby given
that an assessment haa been made
upon all the lots. and premises front
ing on said Burns-aVc.. and liable go
be assessed for said Improvement I'M.
der the provisions ~ the CITY char
ter, aud TINT roll - said assess
nl"nt is now completed. and VIII re-
main at the AsseTsors' office. in tho
city OF Detroit from tho date hereof
until September 1th 1918 for the I'm
spcction OF all persons concerned
therct:;.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GtSTANE ALBRIGHT.
B-157 President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

mbscr. Frank Ryan. T. Rooney. A. r
NutiodEe. NaTCisse Nruman. "a. g
Iauiier. Josiah Langley y Trough,
r. = smith Mary powney J n
FDurnier, Frank lowering. Henry
koPpiu. Remit r0hersoquer 4. Mil
KUN. j. rs. H3stiugs. ", J. Kittwel u.
Florence Triton, Geo Camp. ". =,
pauzer. Is ~. Corhctt, Ain owen, W
Bruce. Alphonc Allhnr vs.. - Sher.
man. r. vs.. Corbett. Louis schmeid,
s a GrigEs. William craft. ". Kahn.
and 90 40 other persons owning. oc-
rupyinE. OF otherwise interested In
any az the lots and premises fronting
on Grav-avr.. iu said city OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
TONED
The Common Council OF the city 81
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
GrRy-avc.. from the north line or Jef.
fcrson ave. 10 the south curb Hue ot
kcrcheva lave. 10 be graded ana
paved, notice is hereby given that m
assessment has been made upon MI
the lots. and premises fronVng on
said Gray-ave. and liable 20 be as
seEsed for said Improvement under
! the provisious OF the city Charter
and that roll Of said asscsemcnt "a
now completed. and viii remain ~
| the Assessors office. Ina the city oi
! Detroit. from tho date hereof until
| September 7th. 1913. for tho inspec-
| ton Of oil persons copcerner therein
! BOARD OF ASS ESSolS.
By GtSTANE ALBRIGHT,
| B-IGO 'rss'dent
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And SO. a few days later, | spoke
20 nay friend Fannie Freeman,
quite casually about the party with
Mr. Darlington
You won't dress this time, will
you, Fam | asked Il haven't any
evening gown yet, and MI Barking
ton isn't going to wear his even
ing clothes. He told me So
What in the world are you talk.
ing about?" asked Fan.
The party" exclaimed amazed.
The party tomorrow evening; You
and Mr. Lindsey and Mr. Barking
ton and myself were TO go TO the
theater You go 20 so many par
ties" ] added laughingly. you can
forget invitations"
u don't. either" replied Fan. But
ne II happens | wasn't asked 10 this
blowout. o."
Don't be silly ! said
No" declared Fan earnestly.
Really, I wasn't. happen to know
Mr.. Lindsey has an engagement
anyway, for tomorrow night, and
Mr.. Darlington never mentioned It
TO me He doesn't want us He
wants you to himself"
was genuinely surprised
Wants me 10 himself7" repeat
cd stupidity 81 think It would be
lots more fun for all four OF MS to
go. But anyhow, don't see why
Mr.. Darlington should want me par
ticularly lie scarcely knows me"
Fan looked at ne shrewdly.
Beth" she said. sometimes |
wonder n You are really as meek
and mild as You look"
something in her tone brought
the hot blood to my checks.
II don't know what you mean"
said stifny "But as 20 happens. 7
do not pretend TO know. or not TO
know, anything Whatever seem
to be to you IS what am"
I'm sorry" said Fan at once
Don't let's hght about t. sup.
pose It's my fault The way I've
been brought mp II just doesn't
seem possible 20 me sometimes that
any girl can be - good as you are
But what arc YOU going 10 do about
the party2 You're going Just the
same; aren't you7'
Would Won. ~ Won we're in my
place q" I queriod little weakIN
"Of course" replied Fan decisive.
ly "Whv not You say yourself
Won got little enough Fun. Why
shouldn't Won take an Of It Won can
get? life ie pretty short and youth
IS even shorter. NJ idea ~ 60
spend while you arc spending.
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NOTICES PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, August %. 1915
Paving Notice No. l773
MAGNOLIA STREET

10 Florence Stokes, John A. Thorn
as. Fred Kogelschatz. T.. g. Duu-more.
w y Scripps. W. r. Leitoh. ~. T..
Cunntcrmau. Annie Coskcy. Margaret
Kelly. Robert Ernest a. O. smith.
Amelia r Becht Mary \ smith. g.
". Meyers. ~. t.. Shoemaker. Daniel
sullivan. NJ l.. NCGraw. n. H. biCkiu-
son. Parker Schunk x FRAY. Eliza
hcth Nichols. ". W. Mage, James
ANTHONY ~ ". Baker, W H. Uues.
Alfred G. Rchuc. c. Albert Lizzie
Gibson. Elizabeth Searct vs.. + Mite.
" j smith. Denis Mulcahey : r.
MoNat ChaF. christensen. William
Monat @. H. Kallenhach. l.. G NIL
lcrs J TeaEn. Louis PaEet T. c.
all other persons owning. occupying
pr otherW Use interested 200 any Of the
lots and premises fronting on Mag.
noliU-st.. In said city of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council OF the CITY OF
Detroit having ordered So much or
Nusuoiia-st. from thu west line or
Grand RivCr-avc. to tho east line 81
Wabash-avc., 20 Dc graded aud paved
notice l. hereby Civ TINT an a--"sS-
utcnt has been made upou all tho
lots and premises fronting on said
MaLnoliR-st. and liable 20 hr assess
ed for said improvement under The
provisions 81 the CITY Charter aud
that a roll OF said Assessment IS now
completed and VIII remain ~ the
Assessors OuIro. iu the city of p"-
trolt. from the date hereof uutii
September 9TH. 1915. FOR tho inspec-
tlot OF all persons concerned therein.
HOARD or ASSESSORS
BY GCSTANE ALVRECHT
B-16l President
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CHAPTER XV.

What Is the matter, Sybil?"
NOTHING. mother"
But, my dear child. ! know there
is something the matter I've only
beer away for month, but notice
the change in YOU.
cor moihc, dear how silly Of you
10 talk Ike this I'm just the same
as ! over was-far better in health
than when YOU last saw me
Mrs I0wther cazed wistfully
across the lawns al The home. They
were sitting under the shade of
some trees near the tall box hedge
that incloscd the Dutch garden.
"Sihyl dear can't YOU tell me
7 am your mother-sll your life !
have watched over YOU tried to do
all I'm my po0U for YOU"
Sityl rested her chin on her
hands ard looked at the house.
NY dear child" said Mrs. Low
thcr u GO want YOU to be happy"
"Irs Jim, mother" Sibyl blurted
ont
Jim WHAT'S ne been dorg'"
Nothing But there's something
wrong. ! can see that. he is keep.
ing omcitine from me"
Continued Tomorrow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

JaIoska, Geo. FlotJ & r. Sulu-
van Burnett r. stephenson. Frank
Hern, Geo. Pelticr Drlia iIh1rn Ray
a. Ackersou Fred Rchmns N . Mil
Ter T. pundas. II. Palmer. William ~.
Butler. Morris Zark and no an other
pcTsonF owning. occupying. q other
wise interested ga any ~ the lots and
premises fronting on Goodwlu-st in
said city Of Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The. Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit having ordered so much Of
Good win -st-. from tho north cur Do
line OF Lynn-st % the south curb
line OF CRniff 20 he graded and
paved notica w hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots. and premises fronting
on said Go lwin-st.. and liable 20 be
assessed FOR said Improvement under
the provisions OF the city Charter,
and that a roll or said assessment is
now completed. and will remain at
the AssesEors' Office, In the city OF
Detroit. from the date hereof until
September eth. 1915. for tho inspce
tion OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE ALBRIGHT,
B-lB9 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit August %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1910
CRANE AVENUE

TO =. A. Whiting. Theo J. Corue.
Frank Schcdc. Jr. W. j. WHgtnburh.
and 20 all other persons owning. oC-
cUpylng, OF othrrwiE, Interested la
any OF tho lots and premises fronting
on Crauesaye., In said CITY OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mru-
toned
The Common Council OF tho city ~
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Craue-Rv@ from the south curb lIuc
OF Duncan-st to tho south cum llue
OF Harper ave. 90 be graded and
paved notice IL hereby given thut ap
assessment has been made upon an
the lots, and preuiiscr fronting -ou
said Crane.ave. and liable % be
assessed for said Improvement undrr
tho provisions bf the city Chartcr.
and that n roll OF said assessment .s
now completed. and viii remain no
tho Assessors office. ia tho CITY of
Detroit. from tho date hereof until
Sopteuber I'm. 1915 for the inspec-
tiou OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSpits
BY GUSTAVE ALBRIGHT.
RIBS President
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would have been inclined 10 dismiss
The gamekeeper's suspicious as
groundless But for the fact that he
himself had fancied that he had
seen Madero's face before,
We'll. there wasn't nothin' Tor
him 70 see" Gyatt continued, "cept
hem ashes IN the CRATE.
lie took a tumbler ont OF the cup
board ana mixed himself glass of
weak brandy and water
You'd best be gettin' home, sir"
be- said Prevention made no reply.
lie stroked his chin and stared
down at the stone floor OF the cot
'ace
AS for that gent sir, reckon
Won and I'll have to keep an eye on
him
Have YOU any idea who he is"
qreried Trcverton.
G,att shook his head - thought
8s II seen him afore. sir, he said,
"but All them foreigners look alike,
20 my way OF thinkn'"
Trevcrton turned up the collar OF
Lis coat and looked hard at Gyatts
lace.
~ must thank You" he said slow.
ly. Tor acting so promptly in this
mattcr"
81 want 40 thanks sir; | did what
thought bcsf"
"Of course" Treverton continued.
"the natter cannot rest here. !
shall make inquiries without going
a. h. police, and Shall be glad if
5oJW help me- I'll sec that you are
D., paid for your trouble
~ don't want nolhtu but my
wages. sir Mcnur ono of these days
! may ask you TO help me; but !
nop, that won't Dee fore a long time
yet"
Trcvortou left The cottage. and
made his way across the park in the
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roadway come in-for one min
utc--l am tired saw lght-O,
It Is cold :"
Where do you want TO go to-"
queried Prevention. who was rehov
&c 10 find that It was no one whom
he knew.
Il want to go--'o Maitland"
wen. the main road is not more
than three-quarters of a mile from
here. Come In for minute I can
put you on the way
The man entered the room ana
closed the door behind him. and as
be came near 10 the light Trcyertou
gave start. for he lancied he had
seen the face before.
Ny name is Treycrtou ne SAID,
and this is my head gamekeeper.
lie paused and looked inquiriusly
AT the stranger The latter bowed.
sy1d rrayely handed Treverlou a
cara II bore the name of Scuor
Madoro
I'm afraid said Trcyerton, with
smile THAT YOU End oar country
very cold. You have struck one Of
the worst winters We have had for
years
All, but it IS not cold walking 1
have walked far am fond of walk
ing-vcry, With the stars like dia-
monds"
1t is tidy step on TO Maitland
Erovlcd Gyatt and you'd best Doc
gcttin's ON II You want bed for
the night
Madero shrugged his shoulders
and looked at Tre2rton as If TO-
say. Thus fellow of yours is i'm
pertinent. but am not one TO take
Ofeuse easily
''You are now on the edge Of my
park" said Treyerfon, "and If you
make your way back 20 the road and
turn to the right, and keep straight
on for q mile. YOU viii come 20 four
cross roads II you take the one 20
your lett IL viii lead You 20 Matt
land Nouu md the white Lion d
'err good inn"
20. have been 10 Maitland be.
fore but only by the train. thank
tyou, SIR most kindly FOR your in
formation ! hope YOU viii pardon
this trespass OF your property but
| saw a light and left The road ic
make inquiries. I wish you good
night, Shiny profound respects
and apologies"
He left the cottage, taxing no
more notice. ot-Gyatt than II the
man had not been there. The, game
keeper flushed.
Lucky as he went" he said saw
agely when the door had closed, ~
he hadn't gone pretty quick. sir. I'd
have fred him out"
Really. Gyatt--I don't"
"You weren't watchin' him, sir
1 the game keeper interrupted 81 had
my eyes on his all the time He
didn't want no putin on tho way.
lie knew the road to Maitland"
why do you think he came
! here2"
"Spyin' round, sir were watch
| in him He looked this room mp
and down. he did with thcm black
ieyes OF his There weren't nothin'
much as he didn't see He knew as
you were I'm here. and wanted TO
see what We were MP 10. ] shouldn't
wonder ~ he weren't the fellow as
stole my lantern.
Trcverton smiled uneaslly. lie
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"THE AVALANCHE. .
e III Serial Mystery Story Of
j. s. Haf~8"Io"d I'M Absorbing Interest

Il must bring the murderer 10 JUS
tee" said Treyerton slowly.
4 faint smile lowered round the
corners OF Gyatt's mouth. Trever-
ton did not see #. for he was star
ing at the IRE.
There baint no murderer, sir"
ne said You don't want 10 make
so much of there bein' no iewelry.
Mtbbe she wanted to keep that
she'd want the money she could get
fer It most likely That's how !
read II, str"
The man reasoned well and
closely enough remarkably so for
an educated gamckceper His ar
EGments had their effect on Trever-
tons mind. lie was anxious 10 keep
the whole matter a secret. 90 per
svade himself that his first wife was
no, dead Gyatt flung ont these
straws to him, and he clutchcd
them
Perhaps YOU are right" he said
slowly Yes, Gyatt, ! think YOU
are right. She is alive"
And youTl let me burn the
things. SIR"
"Yes-it would be better TO de.
ttroy them. +" be paused and
shuddered -"I would rather they
were burnt"
Gyau stopped and flung rag OF
clothing on the fire Piece by piece,
he burnt Everything. Treverton sat
notionless. his face covered with his
hards The room was misty with
punEen' smoke Tho flames roared
mp The chime, Not TIN they bad
died down and The CRATE was fun of
smolderHg ashes did Gyatt speak
again
Il be glad that's done. sir" he
said lie walked 20 an oak corner
cupboard took ont bottle and a
glass, and poured ont some brandy.
Here sir" he said holding ont
the glass you'd best drink this II
oe a terrible cold night
Trcyerton raised the glass 20 his
lips. and 70 clinked against his teeth.
But the fierce heat OF tho spirit put
new life into him. he rose to his
feet and put on hts cap
How did you-nnd the things ."
he queried
Il just saw a bit OF somethin'
stickin ont Of the ground. sir and
wondered what It werc-and /
pulled II out were not lookin' for
them T."
He paused and listened.
What Is it," asked Treverton.
His question was answered quick
ly enough There were three loud
knocks upon the cottage door
who on earth be that?" said
Gyatt in a low voice.
Treverton stared az tho suffered
window, and then at the door There
VAS another mock--it seemed al
most deatcning IN the silence.
you leave this 20 me. SIR" whis-
r6red Gyatt. III send 'em about
their business
lie unbolted the door and flung Il
open The light OF the lamp fell
upon a small brownfaced man with
black moustache He wore cloth
cap and an overcoat with an astra-
! chan collar
What do you WANT" queried
/ Gyatt roughly.
II have lost my way" said the
stranger, speaking with slight for
oign accent Il do not know the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
Beth; The Girl
"Who Went RICH"
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
No. H. Life Is Short"

We'll didn't think simple In.
,ita,ion 20 the thcarcr was as seri.
Gus ms all this said still little
uncertain Il don't have 10 marry
Mr. Darlington just because go
ont with him once; do IL" ! added
half-laugnmg
Again Fan looked at me strange.
ly
Marry him 30 she asked NO; 7
don't think you will have that prob.
lem to decide Put who is using
serious words now"
II am" ! admitted. "But II was
You who got me started. However.
| think as vow suggest. I'll 60 to Mr.
Barkingtons party and I'll tell You
all about IL later"
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starlight He had much TO occupy
his mind, and Il was not until ne
reached the gate leading into the
gardens that his thoughts turned TO
the man who had called himself
Madero. And then. as often hap
lens, the memory Of the past sud
denly came back 10 him.
"loaEoo be Esla TO himself The
fellows face reminded me OF Loan
do--thc man who tried to murder
Haig And IOando's brother-well,
/ have only that woman's word for
it that Loando's brother is dead"
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(CopJriEht. 1918. By the Associated
Ne~spsPrrs iimited.l
CHAPTER XIV

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-. ,aI ,Ion -n.d.oT And nat
-, 40 ON, - her %"
-. l.o,o1 ~ a., bt,,
shsr,,, a,yrs, ii, "a, moan
C,,.,,s. h...t. ~, ono sou Acr
.,s Au ~. I'D rr,,s al. u,.n,
~ In c.,, tiatv.
.rbo, IN tha a.orld W, wrong air
--,.u r,o,hc. sbov q. sha pever
-, .c L., ,ho ,,,,st,
.No,s.rso-yor Ion, know what
,o, 40 ,,tl,,c ,ho,,,.a
"sbe wo,ldp,t .ko on Thorn
,r,,tcs sir-,o nm, an otbers ike
,cr. Oh. nm, on The rlothes ~ one
~ ,s-of a moor woman-and II no
"A sure as rm standing here tina,
tbe law tbst won, or with Can,
mt ,y,s,,, dreaaad If,fo that"
~ A., matter for tho nolice then ."
s,id Trover,on In low voice
".rbesa clo,ba. rnu., not no touched
IN "a into Maitland IN tho morning
ana inform, tho nol,ce"
..,r,,, r-o,,ld,,, $40 very nleasant
for yo,,r GOOD ladv sir would ~
-, .o,tdn,, ltto IN know that
INT tho frs, Mrs Trevorton never
y-vo %, M ca,,s. - cot rid NJ her
"tto,, d,ro Won speak 10 mo like
that" said Treverton roughly
FOR vopr ovr good sir--you
bsl,, q, IN tudye things clearly
Won 10 ,r,,str. ,orr,h,o things"
1rovor,o, ,.ow.d M. head IN NJ,
hsnh, rto vos certainly in no NJ
,,,,. - ltd an any deAnite
course -, ac,io, te had no doubt
how IN bts oa,r mind nat his wife
Dad ho,n ,,,,do-od .rd that shs
bad bccn s,r,nnsd - hor clothes 10
nat, no t1art,e..,kn -, Tho hodv
-. In,
eono..horo 6, tho do,,hs ~ that
g,,s, wood sho wo,Id 80 found ono
~ ,hoso d,vs rho vorv fac, that
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PROPOSALS WANTED
ON X-RAY EQUIPMENT FOR
THE RECEIVING HOSPI-
TAI, CITY OF DETROIT.

sealed proposals viii be received ~
TINS Office until Friday, Aug g. 1918.
at y clock noon, for furnishing and
installing IN tho Receiving Hospital
corner Autoinc and MaCOmb streets.
N-ta} equipment. I'm accordance with
specifications now on fle at the Poor
OTwisEion offices
Tho bidder whose tender is accept
Cd viii be required 10 furnish with
hts contract an approved surety com
pany bond in fun amount ~ con-
tract SO bid viii be accepted from
any persous or firm who is in arrears
20 the City OF Detroit
Endorsc envelope containing bid
Proposal on N-I,ay Equipment and
address same 20 the Board ~ Poor
commissioners Detroit Mich
The Poord reserve thc ri-hf % re-.
ject any OF all bids
PAUL &. puLITZ
President.
HARRY II PRENZLAUER.
B-lbZ Secretary
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ROTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. August %. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1872
GRAY AVENUE

To Ohio Coal Co. Jennie Ia Gross.
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Mason. 81 F'1therstoni VI g. Norton.
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Marius Peterson. Frank Kldie Marie
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hOTlGE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. August o. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1771
GOODWIN STREET.

70 Roy Ackerson. Pat : and Mary
sullivan. Max FREDERICK Catherine
Dixon. T.. J.. Roberts. Elizabeth Leui-
mrr p Adams. y 81 Wclch n
Ntuter. Howard Holland. Iaicthe
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