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The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
LOGAN SCHOOL
NELLIE WAIVER. chief Editor.

The teachers and pupils are very
much pleased TO have new electric
lights in their rooms
The children Ct room II are very
much interested In their study OF
autumn leaves and pump Sins.
Miss Perrin visited Us on Friday
and was greatly Interested in the
boys and girls athletics. such as
uewc1mb and soccer.
The children OF room Z are learn
ing a new two part song.
Miss jeanette Guysi visited US
Tuesday and was very much pleased
with our nature work.
The contest between our two new
comb teams Was won By Evelyn
Mehrer's team. the losing SiGe hav-
ing 10 treat the winners TO a box
OF candy.
The captains OF the newcomb
teams have elected heir IL players
as follows: Marville Meader Eve
lyn Mehrer. captains, Nellie Walk
er. Cecilia Crirniins, Louise Psgel,
Hilds Paul. Martha Hewett, Anna
Kiddon. Ethel LewalG, Ella Engler.
Clara Friska. and Eleanor BorruSh.
The boys OF the soccer team have
purchased new ball and are very
much pleased with IT,
Edward Huebner has been elect
ed captain of the soccer team
Clinton Schneider. OF the Al. has
been regularly promoted to the BIS
class
Some o, the boys and girls OF
room A gave a surprise party on
Nellie Walker. Friday evening. All
reported fnc time.
Arthur W-ilkewitx was sent 70 the
Logan school on account Of crow ded
rooms in the Cass Technical high
school.
Mr.. Fredrieks visited ia on
Thursday, and Miss Mayworm on
Friday.
The boys of the soccer team
played the Condor high school,
Thursday afternoon. and won. The
score was / TO g. We are all very
much pleased with the clean, ag-
gressive spirit OF our boys.
Arthur Friedman was absent
from school Friday On account OF
illness
Some OF the boys % room are
going to the woods on Saturday 10
gather leaves and wildaowers.
Frank Jsnowski and Victoria
Mackniak entered room this week
The pupils OF room ! have a fine
collection OF nuts, which they have
been studying
Bertha Romanovsi entered the
b. grade. Monday.
Lucy COLLEEN is absent from school
on account of vhooping cough.
Irene Pagel. OF room J. was ab.
sent from school Thursday. Friday.
Monday and Tues lay on account Of
illness.
The girls az the nercomb team
feel as II they had been slighted,
the soccer boyz having had all the
attention. This week they expect
20 go forth 10 battle and win the
honors. Any team Wishing 20 play
them. please telephone.
Joe Bushey Of room B had bad
ly sprained arm. Friday.
Walter kremkoV. acting "a FIRST
aid 10 the injured. kept II in boil
Ing water until Joe declared the
cure vas worse than the sprain.
However. the arm is -nrh better.
Our photograph has been re-
turned In good order. so that we
can begin our folk dancing. VIZ
have been very impatient while n
vas being repaired.
/ Miss Edith Barley. Of room 3.
a
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

uon, Resolved. mat the MoLroe
doctrine De abolished, VIII Oe- diS-
cussed. Messrs J. Goldsteln anu a,
Schlissel viii favor the abolition,
while Messrs =. Goldstein and NJ.
Schlissel will contend tor its fur
ther use.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
IRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

nUD!MHR. Chief Editor;
~ Dne with Western high
~ Thursday afternoon. in
- Central expe cted TO get A
- nttle workout preparatory To-
oAns With Ypsilanti. at Yps,.
b Saturday. did not materiali.e
1ceeunt Of . lack OF proper ma.
y - the Western squad. The
ncRsn squad could not get to
~ . team with sufflcien
ruUth % even give Buss' boys
- workout. 50 the game had I,
enAcsiied and the second q
1u>a practice game was held Wit
elAvsstern high school footbaI
~. which has been making thing
h n football circles this year.
e lcosthwcstern high gave Contra
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL.


nCpmN AUrEkAu. cbi.f Editor,
~ $3.50 nosIsen. Assistant Editor.
3oo6Dh Asllinof. wac mas Deeh
Y s1itor on the stan since the
oor.e Arst joined the editorial
80. hes resigned. giving as his
1ovance the fact that he was $50
sAoa down with work that II he
oermpted TO write he would be
uhUd down under the surface OF
1ho earth with the weight of his
I1nsSs.''
The George school was thrown
H1Doo sorrow last week by the an
nuucement that Miss Cora Bright,
n ~ q teacher OF our school. had
4 ~ 20 do some special work She
IA tornlsed. however. not 10 forget
~ former students. and to visit
~ school every little while and
I: 800 back to each after year,
~ pacifled the seventh graders,
ncouoe they still had hopes OF hav-
= her IN the eighth grade. but II
~ not satisfactory 10 the rest be-
80 they would leave the school
1eugU that desired event could take
1noe. Miss Wheeler. new teach
- - the George. IS taking her
kNotheY new teacher at the
+ uoo = Miss Dowell Miss Dow
XII y having her troubles, beng
y 6ooG % teach class In another
'<foom Ct every period of the day.
he George school Is represented
~ Soccer Football league No. 5 oy
~ stsUng team. as evidenced By their
<n<ooA Of the irving team. / to 0.
1thout Joseph Mellinoff. George
4 noIIDon, Douglas Campbell and 9th
M ninth graders who were barred
g that game. Mr.. Ryan acted as
Sooros
fxAt the commencement of the
Toeeat semester. owing to the
al 40 class, both the ninth
3ole Glasses were united in their
)6obra classes and given to Miss
D1ehins to teach. Now Miss
aeAss. II only human, and as she
&Q11 not possibly teach both
1900 q one and the same time.
~ NJ quite q time of II. A 40
(nnte period split In two leaves
ogy 1lttIe time for work with each
1ta, Ind Il soon became plain that
~ ~ was getting sadly behind
w sl1los Hutchins could think OF
nv out OF II. and here 10 where
- examples Of self-sacriice
~ 81 imitation. Miss Hickey
= vacant period ut the same
1o that Miss Hutchins had her
G)ooous nintk grade. Miss
(Inot Impressed her willingness TO
~ ~ b tthe larger half OF the
Dt1 essde) n . room could be
n1 - teach them In.
1o1oGoing to the schedule, Miss
800 had two vacant periods. one
UA1eA she promptly surrendered
- ~ In giving them English
y little later Miss Hutchings
~ hef board space In room A
G16aGh for both Of her classes
o)Gobfa- Miss Levens. who
DGAn room c, gave up her room
~ sake Of the ninth graders.
~. when Miss Hickey volun-
~ - take the BE-. Miss .Levens.
alec had that period vacant
who had the library at the
eAve up her room. so that
Hicksy could take the DO.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

Insulated with a specially prepar.
ed paper. an electric cable carrying
10000 volts, In England. vas found
In perfect condition after more than
- years OF service.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Ie line up is as follows .

Touchdowns were made by Mcrch-
erson. weyrick and LAuther. Goals
were kicked by Hesse and Mulcher-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Mich. oct 20. 1915
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Ordinance No. 2S3-A

An Ordnance to amend section I3-A
Of Chapter tsI OF the Complied Or
dinances Of the City OF Detroit for
the yrar 1917.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27


THE CARPENTERS SIDE
Complete victory for the striking
carpenters, both inside and outside
workers, is in sight.
Inside or millmen carpenters will
tomorrow vote upon a. peace offer
made by their employers. 1t is almost
certain to be accepted. Union lead
ers predict the vote will be unant-
nous. If accepted, the Carpenter
Contractors assn may be put in such
hole that it will practically have to
come to the terms of the carpenters.
AS exclusively told in The Day
Book, the agreement proffered by the
employers grants a graduated raise
in wages of from Al to As cents an
hour in years. In the same time
the working day will be reduced from
9 to hours.
The inside workers number 5000
of the 20,500 striking carpenters.
Already 1,460 contractors employ
ing outside carpenters have granted
the wage scale and signed the agree
ment demanded by the union. These
contractors now have enough work
to employ every union. carpenter in
Chicago, but the work is held up for
lack of material When the miIlmen
carpenters go back to work there will
be plenty of material. Then the 1,460
fair contractors can continue their
work and the outside carpenters will
be given employment.
So far as the carpenters are con-
cerned, it then will scarcely matter if
the Carpenter Contractors assn
never comes to terms, for it it not
likely to get many more contracts
when it cannot finish the jobs it's
members already hold.
The Carpenter Contractors assn
understands the seriousness of it's po-
ition. If the millmen accept the offer
of thei remployers they will get the
HI oh in tho ryOTs16 fO,. fb3e
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27
WILSON SAYS THERE WILL BE
NO JUMPING AT CONCLUSIONS

Washington, May u. - American
steamship Nebraskan, victim of some
sort of external explosion while sail
ing European war zone Wednesday,
expected to reach Liverpool by night
fall. Supposed naval attache of the
American embassy in London will eX-
anime liner as soon as she docks and
report, if possible, whether injuries
point to her having been torpedoed,
as the British admiralty says, or
whether she hit floating mine.
Realizing the extreme seriousness
of the situation, the president has de-
cided there will be no jumping at
conclusions. The admiralty's claim
that Germans attacked the ship will
not be accepted without proof.
Officials admit that if Nebraskan
was torpedoed by German subma-
rine in the night and without warn
ing the act was a fragrant breach of
American neutrality, and, coming
with the Gulfight, Gushing, Falaba
and Lusitania incidents, still unex-.
planned, it was an assault upon the'
national honor that no ordinary apol-
ogy can satisfy. 49,.
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Gishres

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-21

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-21

All 70 frii6er Sahresseit Gin fG1 beifpiels
lps deficiencies Greignis. 5hne bic bers
a~lggegangeHe b0aige 9s8imisrung beg
heereg eur9 unerb6rie Anitrenguneen,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-21

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@efen Etatt, no ID ber uinterlide 6roit
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gnp III ssa8gn 1ipeiK0aaiigtn glad5ages
hnu MOssan snr prsabiIdsH wFeu5e, osr
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aubians bel ldlir Oh TN fonHistn
Gufopa lei. DaB ilingt sslfrtia uHe
lkrmatnb. 1T abr Elm saH3 unssrsdisr
gorpufi. henn Der normaIf uil lts 4inf
ir miIpfi8i, 5nmal IN btr Set Dor Rsa'
iabt, b%utaaus uidt btm Bible pom 1872,
bas man sumeln ais ,iHeu fix ben iptiii
ulFlhn Minltr aniabrlIh pisocriehrens
ben gpradne aniuitbtn geipohHt III nod
ba5a in RufHlh golsH, auf boz fig bob
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iritauil6en CptrutionH b,r %oNbinbtisn
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Der rurtl6e 25inter.

httnat 5reh uH6isli ans man irri lum
triiitH unb san5 tfionbtls ubsbli4,
rsHn man BltIiaa BE Wltiuuns b~sririii,
bab cine o unsemdn iiItaas adls, pls
FL Gnbt November unb In aEiong Dr.
5tnber 1912 be aatahtafbs bes 0abols'
enlihtn 6eeTlB ptrboul6npisis llr ben
usHmlfihsn Winlsr cine normai,, all
id9rlih nitbnifhrnos grihstnuHa id.
@ladlihtrpdis fnb allt bieit anna5mm
angulrefimo.
IJ iar4ibdt nFtnas 5rpH bon 1872,
br iinn 6bhfpunii am s. De1emba
NIT tiHer 5u0srloiHg bepbuhteien &rmpt'
raifr Ron 81 Grab Buhrsnbsit bei Wilna
uuiait mar ilr Wsatublano. nod oa5a
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O. get Fh ulti linaHin taB ipfafH
Ser B%otilatmua stt ,iifariitm optas
iionsn In nunmitr por bgr 3tar Ftbsns
ben ulnlr "a Bsiltn arilm Btlorsnll
usotn est hamii. 5amal im Chel pifa
bantttn Wts@puosn ttul@l unh q
baflit haher onaftrahl ltin, ben s%lpsiIstl
los eal biotuiilb atirlilsbutH gHatas
tunam na4britlih rgamHbfrmlrtiiH
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NAL einga Nlaltgitlaina inter cana Be-
Innbefs ren WtaiilamfdHbH alads
lih unb ufsiafda i~bsrhanbtn. 1875
1914 NIB 1s70fls71, IN Bipsi Mmttrn.
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Iir,Het NIB laheanbaIimel adlie aus
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enaIans madt relnen qifd. 81!

GnsIanb madlt rcinen Sid. Sic
Gbinburaer llHipsrftGt Bat Iuut Mitthsis
lung bet Zines" bonn IL. September bic
gnilnFung nlIer proftFprsn bsutIher
Mbitammung beItloFsn. Inter ben bus
bon gsirofitntn bsfinbet fin prof. Eggss
ling. Ggesline 1T 1842 in GtltT,n gss
bOren nnb felt 1876 GangtritptOFtHor in
Gbin5urs, blrd cine ercbe 3abl erSBertr
Mtrte lbtr Gdnstrit unb peraIsidtHbt
pbilOloais ntit iibtr Bite @rtnBtn isines
engsrtn urb t~utittrtn hsimdtbIdnbtA be-
FAINT, Elm Mitarbsitsr War MiIsrs (DEs
Forb) unb Miielisb msbrersr eeIsbrten
geIsliHdfttn. Sein sinSiaes gtrbrtHsn
1T. onb er Ii9 piht bat stnbirgtrn ldls
fen. bieltidt BEN Druid, fn sinbirgsrn
su IaHsn, nidt bat ndhesbtn ipblsn. Jes
bsnfdls mar u Bis itbt nidt iblid, buB
bsnlImt Gslsbtsr In amtliHsn Gttnunetn
briibtn duI i5r 9oltsi1um bst3iHletn.
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Die pinsige Horrible murHfmdus
teJi fd WiuterbOrrdibe bon 12--15 Ri
IDeromm an,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-10-09
WORKING OUT plans OF
EVANCEL site CAMPAIGN

The executive committee which Is
planning for the city-wide evangel-
istic campaign has appointed the Rev.
Vaughan S. Collins, pastor OF st.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
as chairman OF the committee on
prayer meetings. and elected the Rev.
Charles L. Candee. Of Westminster
Presbyterian; DR.. J. W. Easley, Nc
Cabe Memorial; the Rev. w. A.
Wise, of Scott Methodist Episcopal.
and the Rev. J. K. Hunsberger. Of
Bethany Baptist Church. as the com
mittee.
The committee at a recent meeting
decided to divide the CITY of viii
mlngton into four districts, With dis
trict chairmen as follows:
All Of the cooperating churches
north of the Brandywine TO be called
District NO l, DIR. J. w Easley. chair
man; the cooperating churches
south of the Brandywine and cast Of
Market street TO be known as District
NO. 2. with the Rev. W. A. Wise as
chairman; all cooperating churches
north of Sixth street, south Of the
brandywine and west Of Market street
to be known as District No. 3. with
Ut. I. L. Candeo. chairman: All
churches south OF Sixth street and
west Of Market as District No. 4. with
me Rev. J. E. Hunsberger as chair
man.
At an early date these district
chairmen will call together the mas
tors and two or more laymen from
each of the churches in their re-
spective districts, and arrange FOR
cottage prayer meetings in inst as
many homes as possible. led by as
many individuals as can be enlisted
II is planned to have not less than
200 regular prayer meetings in on
Grafton by November !. The execu-
tive committee is to meet at o'clock
every Saturday afternoon at the
Y. NJ c. A. assembly room and week
ly reports Of progress will he sub-
mitted at that meeting.