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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kline, 107 South
Center street. entertained. informally a
few friends at dinner Wednesday even
Ing. Covers for ten were laid at
daintily-appointed tables in which q
dOior scheme Of pink and white pre-
vailed. Dinner was served at s O'Clock.
The evening was enjoyed socially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05
Councilman.

Editor Times-Republican: Kindly
announce that will be q candidate for
councilman before the municipal pri-
mary election to be held March Is,
1915. NJ. s. Mcfarland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Director.

Editor Times Republican: Please an
nounce that will be a candidate for
director of the independent school dis
trict Of Marshalltown at the annual
school election to be held March 8. J.
G. Carter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

Editor Times-Republican: Please
announce that I will be q candidate
for councilman, subject to the wishes
Of the voters at the primary election,
March Is. David ]. Evans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05
,+or Times-Renuhlican.

Editor Times-Republican: Please
announc e my candidacy for the nomi
nation az mayor before the municipal
primary election March IS. O. l.
Ingledue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

I wish to announce to the people that
I will be candidate for councilman
at the primary to be held March Is.
z. z. Mack.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for the office of mayor at
the primary election to be held March
Is, 1915. Dorr L. Lamb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

Princess Elizabeth of Roumania Is
now reported to be formally engaged to
Crown Prince George Of Greece. The
fair princess. said to be one of the most
beautiful in Europe. Is 81 years old.
Prince George Is IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05
FARMERS AND GROWERS
We Are Ready to Accept Contracts For
Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Cabbage,
Pumpkins, and Hominy Corn.

We are now ready to make contracts
for acreage Our farm superintendent
will have office hours at the factory,
from D. m. to 3 p. m. daily. Western
Grocer Company, Canning Factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

will be candidate for councilman
before the municipal primary March
15 F. A. Placek.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

I wish to announce my candidacy for
councilman before the municipal pri-
mary to be held March Is. Jacob
Schirnayer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

I will be candidate for councilman
before the municipal primary election
on March Is. Ed T. Austin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mayor.

city of Marshal1town at the primary to
be held March 15, 1915. A. D. Meeker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

Washington Township Notes.
Mrs. Harry Monroe and three chill
dren are spending the week with rel
atives in Marshalltown.
. Mrs. George York entertained the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

wish to announce my candidacy for
renom ination as councilman before the
municipal primary to be held March
Is. W. E. Nicholson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-05

Clerk OF the District Court
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02


- p- " a'@S. ana
e 'iol' .s ot,ea -e.4I- l..al b, tleJ
t'0is --y -A N+" D'N@'
across .e H-i-.- ~ sea hl- me ok
gun costs 700 1'@c1 10 EIt aAa rare
" Goes any great 4afa against
''fhef place i> oF-A@ taAen
Hl,4e sA--e'1'esl P'.y'r penny
pieces a' oF4"aI -'hy n0FlAf'
---t look Ike rusty pieces az stove
pipe iey sometimes I'D more
l-tm 10 lives taa1 no me as
af '-' e'-a EnT'ars-
names "ers la' Germans -. then
-i-a 'e.s ln cans 1.-el win
..sE h.ia'f 50 pF 't -ert INTO
'10 o-1sr 'rear1 40 tf't i4'v
were hasa'.sfs-.a-- because they
7"-" ''' acc if@oy nae
.e'a secHre' t@st The gunner
can drop tae 11.o' in nc 'ref ca
.r "a is Hp 20 eNort la7 Been
na7" 20 s-fe them force Cns can
plainly SEQ 'Eo bomb a. y cnd-over.
ends toward goi T. blows IN 'he
sail %, toe trench and Kills those
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
BUYS
PROPERTY Nt,A X
NEW FORD PL ANT

Miss Jane Houston q me uber %
the Honstelie stock compar v that
has been playing Tn the Garu TX The
alter an summer closed q do VI uis
morning for @ large piece q trsnt.
age on West JeTers0n.av y7vthin
q short distance 20 Henry lords
proposed tractor plant The pur.
chase. made altogether for invest.
mert purposes. was handled by Am.
ola Zgmstsin. Of Che Watson "rfh-
stein Co. tn the Majestic eund ng 4
Relative 20 hnr purchase. Miss
Houston said u believe that this,
section pIll increase ir value Yezy'
rapidly now tha, Mr. Ford has a. y
uounrpd his plans am yery muc :
pleased With tho location. aud don {
believe : could Eet 3 better invests
ment
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
MUST SUPPORT
WIFE OR GO TO
THE WORKH0USE

Joseph Murdoch. shoe dealer, was
ordered 10 furnish a bond OF $500.
with two sureties. or serve 65 DAYS
IN the House OF Correction. for fail
ure 20 support HIS 1ite and three
children. when he appeared before
Justice stein. Thursday
TIE sentence was the latest chap
ter in rather eventful career for
Murdoch. who is about 80 years old
MIS- Murdoch declared 'ha, her bus
band had failed 20 provide tor his
family. for many weeks and that
two previous arrests had done moth.
ing toward reforming aim
Murdoch blamed his troubles on
some biz business reverses In The
first place, be was arrested on a ca-
pias in connection with his failure
10 pay c " Suedico- Cor the pur.
chase y the latte-'s shoe business
He MSS released on 10000 bail on
that and 'he case is stil pending
in circuit court
Later. Murdoch went 20 Tilson-
burg. Ont to start shoe factory
there. on "a $4,000 bonus prop0si-
uoa from IRE town Do stated That
factory burned
Then Murdoch came 20 Detroit and
started The Main laundry or M4ch-
raD-ave eur that too. ~as wiped
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
America Looks Like An
Earthly Paradise TO
Returning Var Scribe

shr.uiUj 1 black sorrows you
.a,. been .l Buda Pesth and found
.s Eur.c- dotted out by war. IN
Rome sou .at found war-mad men
ara va-ral women. instead OF the
t8rr 't..Isns ot other days Every.
.ut.re r1r hayc been. 10 has seemed
.. te8 chat thc world had come 20
s,arS-t.u Tor war.
And now. on this soft summer
sunday evening. here lies New York.
.t, lights ak.cV 90 Zeppelin horror
rat-.us over t. music. art. home
Dive EGrr.rsss all the things that
SIRE dead fu Europe-and behind II.
t- -sauds cf miles behind its night
lr s>t lues stretches America, clear
ava, no the Pacific, where your
United states. .n the midst OF the
world war is celebrating the for
-c'taa --iumrhs OF civilization IN
.hs twc California expositioas. And
q. IS yog- country You have dis.
covered America with your heart as
p.l. as your brain
Within q few days 7 was within
.es resr- - rhe west Everywhere
s,v happy people, and had been
Used -c seeing only sad people
5,rr-vv -ere saw smiles. and had
tae- used 20 seeing only strained
asw1.-r faces Everywhere. every.
body MAS busy heard talS. talk.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
WIFE OF SLAIN
PHYSICIAN is
UNDER ARREST

PROVIDENCE, K. l.. Sept -
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr. wife OF Or. G.
Franklin Mohr, who died yesterday
IS the result OF bullet wounds in
fiicted when ne and his assistant
Miss Emily G.. Burger. were shot
while in the doctors stalled automo-
bile near Naysti. Monday night, was
arrested today In connection With
the shooting. A third Negro also
was taken into custody
George Heals. Negro chauffeur.
confessed. the police say. that Vic.
tor Brown. a discharged stable boy
plotted 10 rob the couple His part
Heals said, WAS 10 stop the car and
begin tinkering with the engine An
auto whizzed by and ave shots were
fred. killing DR. Mohr and seriously
woundlng Miss Burger
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
WOMEN WILL
PUSH SUFFRAGE
AT STATE FAIR

The EQEal suffrage League %
Wayne County held rs first general
meeting % the season i- heaGGuar-
ters. No 49, Farm6r--t wednesday
afternoon. Mrs Frederick Holt the
president presiding Plans for Tho
coming year we're outlined The
present activities are concerned
chiefly with sr-arring FOR deruta
ton 90 wait OK Congrcs man g..
Nichols. of TIE Thirteenth district
20 urge BIN 20 support the suffrage
amendment a committee viii also
be appointed to visit the new papers
81 the city 20 tell rhe editors Thar a
large number ot women wish more
suffrage publicity "a their paper
and that the day o. the "woman's
page rs past
A concession has been taken a.
Tho state tair grounds and O suffrage
tent viii De- maintained throughout
the fair u wil be a rall7inr place
FOR sufrngiets ard others. and
speeches VIII DO made and literature
distributed
Two guests attended the meeting
Miss Blanche Constance Foster. -
The indianapolis NcFe. and prrs
dent % the Women Press ciun ~
indianapolis and Mrs r r Smell
% Birmingham ala Mss Foster
told OF the progress 1r-age has
made In Indiana IN indianapolis
he three leading papers arc all
eager 20 ger suffrage news due 20
the fact that they are pathetic %
me cause and also that the women
demand II There is q womaus lee
I iFlative committee which works o.
ractly with 'he legislators and s
recognized to he eErcnt Of having a
room given oycr FOR its special use
In tho court house Throughout The
state. y IS Impossible for any wo-
man 20 be- elected 20 any Official Pc
ition in any Club unless she Sc q
suTragist There BE- also clipp .nE
bureau n the suffrage organization
aUd r is estimated that the papers
|haya given suffrage $4,000 worth 20
free advertising
K Mrs Smell told % tho work done
Ia hlnbama IN R.rminzh work
INK girls arc furnished wi'a place
60 rcst. road ard ca ttc'r lunches
hclur given f-ce "a lo' cl. O. tea at
The noon hou .n fgr-ag f-aa1ua-
'crs She also told how ro1'y ~as
realized from BAH 7-rr. N7s Wax
Ballin volunteered IN sse - such &
thing tosld De- done IN -a,rot m
I iNfmlhghom there Is aIso r-n'.
suHraEe league which helps The
women in MANY ways Letters were
aerf 70 5000 mon asking subscrip
lions ~ 81 a year Tor a suffrage fund
Until the cause is won Most Of
them responded favorabiy Sf.eN
being subscribed The nrst month.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
PLANS TO FORCE
FOREIGN FOLK TO
ATTEND SCHOOL

The federal bureau ~ ustlraliz8-
ton has announced plan making 10
practically necessary for every ap.
..cart For citizenship 90 obtain a.
least six months OF American
schooling ID is declared that the
new plan SD, have The eject Of
doing away Nith the proposed liter
scy test. Addresses given by ap-
piicauts for drst papers are 10 be
sent 20 rhe school authorities In the
vicinity III hitch -ac applicants
1--we s letter Is also sent asking
The schools 20 ger In touch with
.Ae applicant. and see II they can
not Do pint n night school 10 this
i- impossible the authorities are
requested 70 aid the applicants IN
any vay they can IS letter is also
sent 10 ne applicants telling them
ot The action Of the bureau and urg
lng thorn 20 take advantage OF
soh0o, facilities
The letters ail also say that
when they apply FOR ihe.- fnsl pa
Ders. the granting % them viii be
opposed unless the applicants have
attended some sort % school for a.
least six months r the immigrants
fail 70 20 20 school. no bureau viii
ask the court 70 defer action FOR
SIX months. AZ the end Of this
tine. the court wlll 30 requested 70
refuse Anal papers In THIS way
education FOR immigrants becomes
compulsory.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
GUNMEN HOLD UP
AND ROB "MODEL
SALOON KEEPER"

Willis w Dolph, proprietor OF ga
looms at No "a woodward-ave. and
No. l5e Griswold.s,. and known as
Detroits model ssiOonkeeper. for
his refusal To sell liquor 70 any in
toEicated man, was held up by two
gunner at Alchigan-ave. and Girls
wold-st. shortly after midnight. and
rob bod % a canvas bag. containing
ti34s0 which be was carrying from
the Woodward.ave. saloon 10 the
Griswold-st place
One ~ the bandits fred a shot
while his pal vas struggling with
Dolph FOR possession OF the money,
and during a thrilling chase after
tho fugitive with tho money. Patrol
man Herman Grey fred two shots
AZ him. and was made the target
FOR one bullet from the crooks re
v0lver No one was injured. and
both thieves escaped. with the
money.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Strypa river region b. being accom-.
pl,shed with YER, light losses. Rus
fian counterattacks on The other
hand, have resulted n severe losses
20 the enemy who is exposed 70
Russian FIRE from the river heights.
In the north. tho Germans have
drawn nearer 10 Grodno, but else
where there Is no important change
IN the situation The Russians arr
maintaining their positions az
Freidrchsiadt despite the enemy s
lncessant IRE
In some quarters Il was believed
today that the Austrian movement
around LUX forecasts an attempt
20 reach Kiev The majority OK the
military critics here. however. be
lleve that the enemy's EFFORTS VIII
be next concentrated IN az attempt
against Petrosrad
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
FIGHT ON CANCER
URGED BY STATE
MEDICAL MEN

GRAND RAPIDS Mich Sept g.
Cancer will be one OF The diseases
singled out for attack by the Mich
igaa State Medical society during
the next year X tnr recommenda-
tlous OF committee a. the annual
state convention here Wednesday
are adopted
These recommendation are 90
thu effect that a committee DE APP
pointed 20 study means for the pre-.
ventlon and cure Of cancer. which
Stays IN this country every year
more than $4,000 people, more thar
the population OF Flint Pontiac and
Pctoskey put together
Radiu1n as cure Is effective only
for skin cancer. declared Dr Reu.
ben Peterson. head OF the Univer
sity hospital al Ann Arhor
The Use 81 radium has little
value for anything but cancer OF
THE skin" declared Dr. Peterson.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
FAIR IS
COMPLETE
All i'm Readiness for
Opening Monday,
Say}i.DickinsOn

All We as te1ow" said General
Manager DicKtH son, OF the Michigan
state fair. rs - little warm weather
vltaou, rain Everything is in
readiness fer iha opening, Monday
morning as sclIeh led, and We prom
Use the people. ~ Michigan one OF
the most compl, o. eNpositions ever
STAGED In tho ~ &c die west Every
Cay VIII be a spe tia, day. and there
VIII 90 daily addresses by men Of
prominence.
zone feature Il { he fair that will
bc OF unusual iuter,s 10 every farm
or ga the state VIII he The demon
straton OF the Fol tractor Mr.
Fort viii have seypi u OF these ma
chimes 40 the fair, { nd viii show
how farm work callN De carried on
without a horse Ar9 her exhibit Of
more 'hac usual int Z 80 and a new
feature ot the fair % =. year Will be-
rae display 90 pr0ouc IS made hy In
mates ~ Jackson pris ut.
"Our better babies a test VIII ap-
PEAL specially 10 the "a others. and
they viii find IL instrrci we as we'll
as interesting
Mrs George @ caro- T. ~ Detroit.
viii he ia charge o., the better
babies contest
"Niany mothers oto Save large.
Tar. ryd.checFyG babies 'obably VIII
Ga surprised 20 learn TINT their
babies ARE FAR from pe. feet said
Mrs Ca-on III vii he 'ntaresting
for them io learn Just wha - perfect
taDy should De- like
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
GERMANS SQUIRT
FLAME INTO
BRITISH TRENCHES

tContinu-d from Pace oael
fo-e9s NOM IN ~-4sA
a.ies a. % comes -'... .'-.@
me atmosphere Inc Germans pump
''t N4laE pFe'Aa '', @a'ol-'
ana .e' IRE go u '-al u -'--s .Ae
0t'1r .felca- -sf Te Dom
Nnl-h '1f5 ''2 over mo ne
trenches from some s'r' OK 'a'4 .'.t
and 7hloH eEIi'a@s l',a .lFae,- j
buFn> me ground m .lr'ie aloa'
eight yards jn q. meter ta@l
fAr'N pierre a''a .h 'oni ana
SQUIRT % from t3rea pumps
aa' d, 4 - s.'
IRE 4aNTl
!" nave none
p F's
4'''o ~ '
.' N.'' ', .'.
@ ~
Ef.a4 ~ 'He
ago % a "'..'
~ lawns
'a-1s' l'oI- '' p''@- y. is''
.N'y 'l pre- 80 -'o'''
- i, 80 g.. -.
s.-rl,...s 80 -, .+l ..-,g,t,..
-.... -. - 10
- 49, ~ ,s. 49,. 80 .ss
German. us.I s. svsIas, tae Rss.
slams in The sast ,s0ugh lr small
way. Il aas not until this gas bad
cost thousands % lives that an ef-
secuye mask was produced 5y The
Allies The respirator no7 Gsed 5y
The French De- % fairly complete pro
lection
rnla-. story hoard IN Berlin
t- F.b~aary is untrue tse kaiser
ar al me ost.et bitterly opposed
to the gs. ~ the fame PROTECTOR
40 f. came 20 ne. a baif baked
r-.f..sorr in a German university
Invented the ,slag The general
.ts~ ea.er'nanted xith Il and FINAL.
~ deciead y, a9,et g. Nothing uas
said orc.auy 70 the kaiser about
~ 7g, sor-e ono told lie called
.Aa esfes ~ .tag
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
LONDON
NINIMIzES
j. VICTO DRY
Thinks Nation EXag-
gerates Importance
If Concessions

,o>,r,cN s.. p,fr.-,r cir.
,-. .,..
' mere
Germany yielding io l' 1"''
s ates viii have hffl n any. eHe.t
enor The NEGOTIATIONS a0x pending
l.,,-o, Great r-ain and America
I'l a n0ai''-' .-'- go "
aer E council
40 cummsn- VAS ottaraHle a.
en-. g,vs-r,rsr. ,~-es E+ 80 was
$500 .-.l...,,. .r-. a. r,--,,-s
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
GRODNO is
NEAR FALL
TO GERMANS
Ccon'isusd from Page obej

have taken 10000 prisoners.
The Austrian plan 20 pierce the
~ sian l.ne in t.fs region. roll NJ
the right flank ~ Gsn. Ivanons
forces and cIt oT The Russian army
corps operating Boz GslicIa. has
.roken down The enemy has made
no material gains bu, ou the con
'rar has suffered heavily 10 killed
and captured Tie Stay line al
ready has been reformed
Ilalf million Aus'ro-Germans
arc now engaged ia Tho attempt ~
eweep fhe RussIa1s ont ~ Galicia.
Hat Icsprc .tHelr most determined
ercr.s. supported Iv heavy shell
frr 'e enemy forces have been
unable t0 break fhe slav front D.
is a1HIued here taar tho complete
evacuation Of Ga'icia1 territory may
he necessary because .of tae en.
eny'- r1per.or.ty in men and sheils.
brt tbe present retirement ia the
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
BONDS ARE
FORFEITED
s veral Defendants
Fail to Appear in
Court

Regular fall housekeeping" in
bail bonds is again in progress. with
the opening OF the September term
OF the recorders court. and some
very mysterious matters are now I'M
der Investigation in both police and
recorders court
James RYAN. who was charged
with assault with intent 10 do great
bodily harm. against one John kott
July Z. failed 90 appear IN recorders
court when his case was called. Wed
nesday. and Investigation shows
that he was out on S5on bail fur
nishcd by John n Walsh. and &C.
ecpted by Justice Stein The bond
was declared forfeited, and Ryans
re-arrest ordered
William Ortman. plckpocket with
a bad record. who was released on
$1,000 bond. July -. when bound
over 10 the recorders court. also
failed 20 appear. and the bond was
ordered forfeited Mrs Catherine
nonnert. n widow. is tho surety. the
bond shows The hond was accept
I'd by Justice Gainey.
Frances Russell. who fled An sp
peal from conviction as disor-
DERBY woman. also failed 10 appear
FOR trial and the bond was investi.
gated u was found that the only
bond furnished was 800 personal
check ~ the womans attorney. Ches.
ter a. Ferris. and the check is s,n
held
Cash bonds ave not permitted IN
police court bu' the check. as So
cur.ty. was accepted by Justice sel.
lers according 20 the records
Catherine Augusta Kuhl. charged
with bigamy also failed 10 appear
foy 3rraignment and her bond was
looked up r. was found that Gus
iHye Kraft saloonkeeper al No 500
Rr'ckeuridge.st WAS the surety. but
he had offered personal property"
valued % 81 600 as the >ecurity FOR
the $500 bond whereas real estate
!F tho legal tender IN bond matters
However Kraft declared that he
would Ac able 20 produce the woman
IN court and he was given until Sat.
urday 10 DO co. before any action is
taken on the bond
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
SUFFRAGISTS
WILL CALL ON
NICHOLS, OCT. 2

Suifragists OF Detroit will call ON
Congressman Charles a Nichols ~
o'clock. Saturday afternoon. oct
.. 20 tell him Why ne ought 90 vote
for "A constitutional amendment Civ
ing women the right 20 vote 4
similar visit was paid 10 Congress
man Doremus, few weeks ago.
Mr. Nichols was out OF the city az
that time. or ne might have re-
ceived the same attention then.
Mr. Nichols said. Thursday, that
he would be delighted To- receive
the ladies. bur he could not say
what he would tel them.
Il understand tina, thcy did no.
ask Mr. poromus 20 make a state
mcnt, he said They may hot ex.
pect one OF me II they do. II would
be disoourteous OF mo TO give IL az
this time instead ~ waiting Tor
them
As Tar as tho memory OF Detroit
citizens serves. including that OF
Mr. Nichols himself. the congress.
man has never stated his position
on the question or woman suffrage.
His friends claim that hc r. OPP
posed 20 H. Nevertheless. II wus
not so lons ago that be was Pro.
gressivc and The Progressive party
was for equal suffrage Rut when
Mr. Nichols went back 10 the Re.
publican party. o. when tho Repub
lean party caught up with Mr. Nich.
OILS tthere is some controversy over
this point. ne may have cast aside
the equal suffrage plank
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
WOMEN WITH
LARGE FAMILIES
SEEK DIVORCE

4 mother OF six children. Mrs
Anna Krcft has applied 90 the cir
cut; court for divorce from Frank
Krett. after % years OF married NE
She charges her husband with
drunkenness and cruelty seven
children were born. bur one is dead
The eldest child is q and the young
cst Eve years 81 axe
Pauline Weismau asks a divorce
from Peter wcismau. whom She mar.
ried IN 1904 They. TOO had seven
children. three OF whom arc living
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
A Practically Perfect Preparation.

WEARS Of experience enabled Mr. Fletcher practically
perfect preparation These years labor the money required
introduce It's the pqC the manufacture including
the modern machinery, of invested capital 1t follows
that the greatest nd the selection of each ingredient and the
greatest attention paid every detail Of its preparation The result the
practically perfect preparation he finished product Fcher Cstoa
Herein lies the guarantee of the absolute safety Fetchers
CstoHa for the baby and the irresponsible makers of limitations
and countert The of Ca r. Fletcher black
the wrapper and red the bolt eEs the mothers safeguard
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
HANSON HEIRESS
is MARRIED

CRAWLING, Mich. Sept "a
wedding of simple bu, exquisite ap-
pointments was that OF Miss Mar
saret Christine Hanson. daughter or
MIR. and Mrs. Rasmus Hanson. Of
this city, and james sidney Graham.
Saginaw hotel man. which took place
"Wednesday in the beautiful home OF
The millionaire lumherman
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
POLICE RECOVER
STOLEN AUTO

Quick action on the part % the
police restored within an hours
time The Mitchell six" automobile
belonging 20 jay II Alexander. Of
the Ere department, which thieves
had taken from tho garage Of the
Alexander home. No 1909 Lafayette
blvd early Tuesday morning The
car vas found uniniured. stalled In
a d.tth on Centralave
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Mail Boat sus,

During August The mail boat G r.
Bieiman. jr, delivered 7i,715 pieces
OF mail TO passing boats, and re-
oeived 59.s57 pieces from the boats
There were 2,Ge0 PASSAGES recorded
during the month
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

The maximum temperature AZ the
Norh pole II almost never above
% degrees Fahrenheit Even dur
ing TIE 2thour days ~ midsummer
tho vast SHOWS and stretches % ICY
water prevent any rise beyond that
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
OysteretteS

are made 20 improve stews, soups
and salads, but try these appetiz-
Ing little crackers alone # you
would know how good an oyster
cracker car be. You'l like them
either way
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Granting that tho average con.
sumption OF tires by motor cars IA
eight tire a car year. which in.
cludes oil types ~ vehicles. there
viii no required during 1915 not
less than 2a,00001o tires. valued AT
from 5000 100000 10 500 600 600.