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Accepted and placed on ME.
From the Board OF Education.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Kindly cancel all taxes
against the following described prop
erty. which has recently been pur-
chased by the Board OF Education to
be- used In the future for public
scSbol purposes:
SITE IS PART DwYER SCHOOL
BUILDING
d.nbufg's Sub. OF the east Is acrcs
OF the west 50 acres Of y section %.
10000 acre tract, situated on the east
side Of Cameron avenue. corner Rose
XppITIoNAL LAND. POE SCHOOL
Lot ~. Block ~, schult.e's Sub. of
Labrosse and Baker Farms, situated
on the north side Of Garfield avenue.
between sixth street and BROOKLYN
siTE IN PART NoRTHEAsTERY
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
Lots 5, Is, ss and ~. Perrisn's Sub
% Lots So and 81. y. G. 500, situated
IN the block bounded by Joseph Cam
pau. Grandy. Hancock and Warren
ADDITIONAL LAND WEBSTER
SCHOOL SITE
Lot 81, Prestons Sub. OF Godfrey
Farm. y. g. T2S. situated on the east
side OF Twenty street between
SITE CoHDoN SCHOOL BUILDING
Loh % TO -. Inc. Block 10. Bella
Hubbard's Sub. situated on the east
aide Of West Grand Boulevard and
the west side OF vinewood avenue.
Immediately north OF Buchanan
ApDiTIoNAL LAND. HouGHToN
SCHOOL SITE
The south SO feet OF Lot 4. Block
81, Baker Farm. situated on the
northeast corner OF Abbott and
80 90
sifE JoYcr SCHOOL BUILDING
The south $50 feet OF the east = OF
Block 4 and the south 330 feet OF the
west u OF Block =. Cook Farm att
uated on the west side OF Seneca and
the east side OF Iroauois avenues, i'm
medIately north OF Sylvester street.
Yours respectfully.
CHAS. A. GADD.
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
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$500 on that account out OF our sal
aries fund with which TO pay for
ianitor service 10 the end OF this
fiscnl year.
You are also respectfully requested
general balance mentioned. OF $3.50 10
the Drives and Walks fund. the same
being Item 30. page los. In the Rtd
Book. all OF which IL
Respectfully submitted,
BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY John u. McKiniay,
Secretary.
Referred TO Committee on Ways
and Means.
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From the Board Of Poor Commits
aloners.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Pursuant to advertise
ment Tor proposals on the installa-
ton OF vacuum cleaning system IN
the Receiving Hospital. the Board OF
Poor Commissioners received the fol.
lowing bids. In accordance with
tpecin tions:
The Spencer Turbine Cleaning
Co. Cleveland ohio
No. - h. y. motors cal 90
No. 2--in h. y. motor. sal 90
American Rotary Valve Co.
Chicago. III. ....L ....., 1918 90
The Spencer. Turbine Cleaning COM
pany were the ioweat bidders The
Board. therefore. entered into con-
tract with the firm for the No - h.
D. motor machine and respectfully
ask the approval and conhr nation OF
same by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY IT, PRENZI.ArER,
Secretary.
Referred 70 Committee on Health
and City Hospitals.
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Referred 10 Committee on Healt
and City Hospitals.
From the Board Of Poor Commits.
sloners.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen--rn response 20 adver-
tisement for bids on sterilizing
equipment for. the Receiving Hos
pitai the Board OF Poor Commission
ers received the following complete
proposals In accordance with speclf-
The American steriliser
Company. Erie. Pa..N,2ts SO
J. Y. Hartz Co, Detroit t.tio 90
A. Kuhimap a Co, Detroit. 400 90
The J. L Mott Iron Works.
New York .............., 3.st7 %
Several other firms submitted pro-
posals, which wore incomplete and
not In conformity with specifications
and therefore not considered.
The 8. I. Mott Iron Works were
the lowest bidders on complete equip
ment. The Board, therefore. entered
into contract with the frm and re-
spectfuiiy ask the. approval and con-
nrmation OF same by your Honorable
Body,
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY II. PRENZLAUER.
Secretary.
Referred 20 Committee on Health
and City Hospitals,
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-For some time past
the Board of Health has been send
ing patients TO the Pastcur Institute
al Ann Arbor for treatment there. so
that the total bill therefor nsw
amounts 10 800. which amount we
are required by law to pay. The
Care Of Smallpox fund IL exhausted.
and as nearly as can be estimated.
o. 900 will he required 90 provide
for that fund until the end OF the
present nscai year. A transfer from
the balance brought forward last
year In the Public Health fund of $50
10 the Public Building fund on ac-
count Of additions TO the Smallpox
Hospital Building, a transfer from
the same fund TO the Tuberculosis
building fund OF IS. and transfer
OF $40 from the balance 10 the Con-
tagious Diseases Hospital fund. "
respectfully requested The Jsnitor
Service fund In nearly exhausted. for
which reason you are respectfully re.
.quested TO authorize the payment OF
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From the department OF Public
worka

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-I herewith submit report
for tho week ending with April is
1918. The gas furnished the city by
this period was found upon test 10
meet with the requirements OF the or
diuAnco The L.at value 81 the gas
furnished the City Hall testing station
Ssiss 81 ~, s "a, ,Tt.S.s nj rhf sss5
DiJrict averaged $50 d. T. L. The
candle power OF the gas furnished the
EASTERN District averaged i91 candles
and the WsFtern District l8t candies
No ammonia or hydrogen suiphidc was
Found 10 10 present upon test. The
pressure. With few minor exceptions,
was found 10 be consistent with the
requirements OF the ordinance
kesps ctfully submitted.
GEORGE J WHITE
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and yihced on hle
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Aeeeptea and rl.cea , 81 t -
From the Department Of Public
Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemcn--I herewith submit re-
port for the week ending with May
Z. 1915 The gas furnished the city by
the Dotrolt city Gas Company during
thir period Was found upon test TO
meet with the requirements % the
ordinance The heat value OF the gas
fgTnirhca the CITY HalLIfsting station
averaged si3.0 Is. T r. The heat
value Of the gns furnished the Eastern
District averaged 5000 H. T. L. The
candle power OF the gas furnished the
Eastern Ifstrict averaged 100 candles
and the Western District 1873 candies.
No ammonia or hydrogen sulphide was
found 20 be present upon test The
pressure. With few minor exceptions
was found 20 he consistent with the re-
ouiTsments OF the ordinance
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE J WHITE.
Gas Inspector.
Acrertsd ara niaced on nis
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From the civil Service commlssIon.

Gentlcmen--P Permission IL hereby re-
quested of your honorable body for this
department 20 transfer the sum OF one
kundrcd ninety Ave dollars Nl95.o0).
thG balance IN the fund for special ex-
aminers 10 the automobile maintenance
fund
We respectfully ask that this COM
nuLlCation be referred 20 the Commit
tee on Ways and Means Before whom
We viii be glad 10 appear In relation
thereto
Respectfully submitted
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION,
Per Fred NJ Smith,
Secretary
Referred 10 Committee on Ways and
Means
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Centiemen--I respectfully report TO
your Honorable body that the f1nes and
costs collected IN the Recorders Court
from Aprll LIST 20 3oth inclusive. for
violation OF the city Ordinances.
amounts 10 Ten Hundred and Thirty
i've NiO35.O0 dollars. which amount
has been deposited with the City Treas
uTeI and his receipt therefor taken.
Respectfully,
JOHN A. GROGAN,
Clerk Recorders Court.
Accepted and placed on rle.
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From the Department OF Parks and
+ ~ Backwards.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--ln the appropriations
for the next nscal year IL an TEN
for resurfacing with asphalt the bou-
levard roadways between warren
avenue east and SO. Aubin avenue. \
portion OF the work. such as setting
OF new catch basins and bringing the
pavement TO proper grade, VIII ne
this work may pe commenced imme-
diateIy. I ask that the CITY Controller
be directed to take from such funds
as he may have available. the sum
Of Ten Thousand Dollars and place
the same 10 the credit OF Accsunt NO,
lby. ResurfacIng Warren to ~. Au-
bin. the said sum 10 be returned when
the appropriation becomes available.
Respectfully,
WIN. T. DUST.
Commissioned.
Referred 90 Committee on Ways
and Means.
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From The BOARD o. e,,Im,te,.

To the IicbOrablo the Common Council:
Gentlemen--As provided by law we
hereby certify that the proceedings OF
the Board ~ Estimates herewith trans
mitted ls the result OF the deliberations
OF this Board. IN 90 far as the same
relates 10 the estimates for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1915.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD #. NICHOL.
President.
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From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable tho Common Council;
Lateral Sewers Noe. 26st-f103 and
zfV5, Assessment rolls Nos. 7set-sO13
and S0il. heretofore approved and con-
nrIned By your honorable body. have
been completed according To plans and
specifications and accepted for the city.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE II. FENkElL.
Commissioner.
By Aid. Ruiter:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and u hereby directed
O. draw a voucher on the Public
Sewer Fptd IN payment OF the cost ct
THE city arms, N aEy. on lateral sewers
Nos, @ssi-?7o5 and 250S. and be II
further
Heso,ved. That the City Controller
special assessment lateral sewer bonds
fsl parts I, ?. J. and OF assessment
rolls Nos 7sSt-SCi3 and solb. In ac-
c1Idapce with the provisions Of Sec.
tons az and Is % Chapter II " the
CHARTER 81 the City OF Detroit. as
amended by an Act ~ the Legislature
OF the State OF Michigan. approved
juno 9Th. 1901 Said bonds 10 bear In
tsTsst az the rate OF per cent per
ALEum
Adopted as follows:
Ieas-Aid Ashe. Barnett. Blsil,
Burton. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Field.
FreiwRld. Gilman. Guthard Hindle.
JakeL Heating. Kocher. krimmel.
Kronk. KunE. i.empke. Lodge, Move.
owen, Richert, Robinson, Rollo, Rut-
ter. schsnsnsky, schultz stefanow-
Isl, A. v Wilson. W. J. Wilson.
WINK. link, zosiler and the Presi-
dept--3g
Nays--None.
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From the Recorder's Court.

Referred TO Committee on Health
and city Hospitals
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From the Board Of Poor Connie
alonera.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oentiemen--In reply 10 advertise
paving, grading. sidewalks etc. In
connection with the Receiving Hos
pitai the hoard OF Poor Commission
ers received the following bids In ac-
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RICHARD LINpsAY.

By Estimator Gordon:
Resolved. That the Board OF Esti-
mates Of the city Of Detroit hereby APP
proves and consents 20 the following
estimates ~ mCLeys necessary TO be
TniEed by t1Nation for the year 1913. 10
dtfray the expenses for the several
funds during the fiscal year ending
Iuoa 40 1910.
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From the Department Of Parks and
Bouievards.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Geutiemeu--Owingt 90 clerical err
ror. would respectfully recommend
that the sidewalk Assessment
amounting 20 $500. roll No. +llA be
west 3ase feet OF lot o. subdivision
that part OF outlots , and = OF the
subdivision of the west half OF quar-
ter section 50. 10000 acre tract, north
side OF the East Grand Boulevhrd'
between 81 Aubin and Dubois street.
Respectfully -
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MM. T. DUST.
rommiaaioner
by AID, xsa.!S nss; ~. o,,y r,.,.ur.

Resolved. THAT the city Treasurer
he directed to cancel sidewalk assess
ment on roll No. itif. insofar Rs II
sub. that part OF outlets : and %
the sub. OF the west half OF quar-.
sec. 50. 70. 900 acre tract. north eide
OF the East Grand Boulevard, be-
tween 81 Aubin and Dubois street.
men tipned IN the communication here
with transmitted! on account OF
clerical error.
Adopted a. follows;
parton Cranshaw, Dill. Ellis. Field.
Freiwald. Gilman, Guthard, Hindle.
Jakel. Heating. Kocher. Krimmel.
Kronk. Kunz. Lampke. Lodge, Move,
owen. RIehert. Robinson, Rolio, Rut-
ter. Sehemansky. Schultz Stcfanow-
skf. Thompson, Vernon, wartell Wen
rel. A. r. Wilson. w J WILSON,
wing. link, Zoelier and the Presi-
dent--5e
Naya---NOnN
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garth. German, Bolton. Brennan. Blu
chanan clark. Davis. Diedrich. Dust.
Eugol Fitzgerald Gardner. GIN Git
sCilaS Gordon. Hiutz, r.. A. Hoffman.
L. J 1f0ffu an. Huscman, Keller. kleb-
la. Kramer, Kruger. Langdon. Lloyd,
Murrer Parrish. Pere!ra, Purdie, Reut-
t,r Ross C. ". Schafer. J. sSchafrer.
EiCcbottom Thornton. Travis. Van
Hycklc. Matter. Wlttmaack. Wright
and the President
RS Estimator Bolton.
Resolved That the estimates for the
maintenance for the several municipal
departments Of the city OF Detroit for
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1915. be
and are hereby allowed for the pur-
poses rnd IN the amounts az herein-
beiov specifically set forth
TnlloMing are The detalled estlmates:
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Referred TO COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means.
From the Department Of Parks and
Backwards.

To the Honorable the Common Conneili
Gentismen--Owtng 10 q clerical er.
ror. I would respectfully recommend
that the sidewalk assessment amount
ing TO $3.50 roll No tft. be can
ceiled insofar as ~ relates TO the
west a. so feet OF Lot 3. subdivision
that part OF outlets 3 and 4 OF the
subdivision OF the west half OF quar-
ter section 50. 10. 900 acre tract. north
side OF the East Grand boulevard be-
tween 81. Aubin and Dubois street
Respectfully.
Commissioner.
Resolved, THAT the City Treasurer
be directed 20 cancel sidewalk assess
ment on roll No. 4it insofar as ~
relates 20 the west $3.50 feet OF lot
o sub that part OF outiots 3 and y.
OF the sub. 81 the west half Of quar-.
sec 50. 10000 acre tract. north side
Of tho East Grand Boulevard. be-
tween &c Aubin and Dubois street.
mentioned In the communication
herewith transmitted. on account or
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Ashe. Barnett BELL.
Burton. CranshAw. Dill, Ellis 1ein'
Freiwald. Gilman, Guthard; Hindls,
Kronk Rum. Eempke. Lodge, Move,
owen. Richert, Robinson. Rolio, Rut-
ter. SchemAusky, Schultz. Stefanow-
ski. Thompson, Vernon. wartell Wen
rsI A. r Wilson, W. J. Wilson.
Wing link zoeiicr and the Presi-
DENTS
+ Nays-Nons
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Q,
credits-one year four month"; interest at
Bonds (not Issued, ts.Sss.ssi surpiu In.
terest on deposits and percentages, u.s.
62eiJ; interest seerusd on $4,000 tH
bonds held in Treasury from fsb 1, 1914
Feb !, . iss zoo ,-S P,1 ys:r sss'is 200
mot i,.ued), 100000; accrued Interest
on bonds sold from Treasury. $4,000;
see,o.d ,n'e, n,. On o., tscds he'd " Treasury
pesits, $50. 10000: percentages, G0.o0o.o0.. a
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fsb l. 1915 ioo,s, ),
tiis.yoo at per cent. .......,......,.... s5,s 90
$4,000 s,H per cent, ...,............... sass 90
ton assumed By the els. 1000 90
Bosds issued BY School District No. 2. Spring
$4,000 a. mon.AD at per cent. .,....... 100 90
Bonds Issued by Crosse Ponie Township-
1854 cent Of ti6s,ooo Highway improvement
Bonds al az per cent. ....... $50. 7oo -
10000 School, 1.sfie, No e ~ Per cent, 500 %
Bonds Issued by Village Of Fsrview-
b. city. 9. per '''' SIS,
Bonds issued by Village OF Hamtraueh--
1918 per Of 100000 Sewer Bonds a. per
'a' wATEl soxnissIoa yv1p
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DETROIT TIMES

Fi..s and second ips.ln.n.. q AZ p.i cen, on
$4,000 Public Building bonds (ssaed Nov 3 ,,,o
ns la.el,s.@' ., ~ ~ $4,000 10
Y Psss s'' s. q s ys cent % 10000 5000
n ps, s' ssS, q ~ sI per cent on oooo $3.50
Fable Building bond. dated FEB /, isiO"..: ns,s
Pubic LsN.ing bond. Cd.,sd YsS !. iSisJ.... a1,u
To redeem IS o6o Boulevard Improvement bonds
T. s.t:.s Sc s AS' rass h:i;a. bond: ..r 1900
due April 2 isis............. ',,........... 10000
4osooi
Credts--Annusl installsnsnt 81 AZ per cent
on 100000 Cpds Separation bonds mot
issued but appropriated IN isiD........t 1880
Bond. J. s!sss p.. i.s. SiiI;TseI
s'fin'"'l' maturity FHssk.s4 HsJlssp ..,..' $4,000
PEsI q THIs CRY PSsISS I'M Tsckf
bI1. ssS s s "a: y. Of e.n, "I.. 1850
100000 bearing $500 per cent Inherent. $3.50
0s.nns >. re- cent i.,;r,ss mo 1880
seaisssrd Improvement, SonS., maturing n Aug
Mn. months: n;.r.,, :, ~ DER cen, on $4,000
Public Lighting bonds. maturing April ,, iSis.. 2~
on Orr s nno p ,Sisfss s. on
10000 Public School n
$4,000 Public Light
E7s.oco issued July 1. 1914 OF per per
Eight months intet.s, on $4,000 Public buidias
bonds hsued Nov O. 1914. a per cent per
One year: interest on $4,000 p:li and boulevard
bonds. issued July l. 1914. at per cent per
One year and hye no1ths' in,.fs., on:
:is.SS Publ. Bgidias
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From the soard OF Health.

Referred to Committee on Taxes
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Referred To Committee on Health
and City Hospitals.
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NEW APPARATUS
Replacement OF Engine ~ With second siss steam
engine Present engine Into service On
1872. boiler Is old and unit for ERE service.
pumps liable TO break under WORKING
Replacement Of Engine - with second sire steam
engine. Present engine went Into service in
1889. Underwriters recommend hs being
discarded, boiler 10 old and pumps small
not worth rebuilding Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Tractor for Ladder o.: x......."........... 700
Tractor drawn aerial truck For Ladder g...... 1900
Motor Combination Chemical and Hose Car, With
carrying capacity Of 1000 feet tineh hose,
for accessory 70 FIRE boats and high pressure
On. auto (ior superintendent u Hsrsssl .,.... 500
For an Engine House In the vicinity of Warren
and Robins svenues:
ButdtnG .s.sss.ss.ss t<eVU
-.
For en- Engine House m the vicinity Of Linvccd
and Lothrop avenues;
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
Continued from page ~
fenced M0REFAITH IN OUR FELL WMAN

the good points of humanity? Why not
try and see the good as we'll as the evil in
mankind?
We, who are an inmate of this institu-
ton, have the opportunity of witnessing
more bad points in our fellow inmates than
any person on the outside will ever have.
We also take notice of all the good points
and never yet have we found single ex-
ception to the rule that there's more good
than bad in human nature. That is why
we have faith in our fellows and that is
why we say more faith in humanity is
needed.
By advocating more faith in humanity
we do not mean that the guilty should es
cape punishment. What we wish to i'm
press is that punishment should be just and,
when the debt has been paid by sufficient
confinement. give the returning prodigal a
fair and squar chance to show that he has
more good than bad in him. That is what
we mean by more faith in humanity, and
when that faith is forthcoming the world
will be astohished at the great change it will
make in the lives of men who are at present
believed to be unworthy of human SYM
pathy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
NOTES FROM SHOP K
BIZ II. G..

What's the use of kicking man when
he's down?
Officer Scully showed friend thru the
shop last Wednesday.
The Farm Machinery Dept. has started
on the Rakes for 1915.
y. boys, the past week.
Mr., Desautels escorted couple of friends
thru the shop last Monday.
The Insurance Inspector paid the shop a
visi jlast Monday, looking over the safety ap-
pliances.
If all the stories were true that some of
the people tell about us, we would be pretty
low animals.
Foreman Rutherford of the Hemp and
Irvine Dept. escorted couple friends thru
the shop last week.
Back in Indiana, woman only thirty
three years old, has been married eight times.
She must of had an early start.
P. K; P. M, and Mel, were taking
the measurements of the pulleys, in the
Irvine Plant last Sunday morning.
Why is it that some men persist in put
ting their fingers In the fire after they have
been once burnt Is it because they want to
make sure that the fire really burns
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
A NIGHT OWLS scREEcHEs
By Frank

Some good places to live in Cash, Okla.
Goldheld, New. and Monce Ill.
| Rusty and H. c. r., twine testers alter
nate in different shops the same as the
day testers do.
DR.. Newman was visitor the 10th, he
arrived just as the men were sitting down to
their midnight luncheon.
Pat. NJ, of this shop is in helping out
as extra oiler on spinners. This is only a
temporary arrangement.
After a month strenuous wrestling try
ing to run ballers the drowsy boy was
appointed student on spinners.
The ballers in F., are being equipped
with International flyer arms. 1t is big
improvement over those in use at the pre-
sent time.
NJ, was assigned to night work Monday,
the place of Jake S., who is in the deten-
ton ward.
The occupant of cell COB, wishes to ex-
change Popular Magazine and sporting
page of St. Paul Pioneer Press for other
| papers and magazines.
| Those who failed to attend chapel SER
vices Sunday missed rare musical feast.
The orchestra is to be compimented for
the excellent playing which they did
Sunday.
A break in one of the balling machines
Wednesday, made it necessary to run only
fifteen flyers the entire night. The men
put on little more speed and made the
output just the same.
Supt. Williams of the Irvine plant was up
the other evening. 1t is always pleasure
to see his genial countenance and he has at
all times pleasant word for the men no
matter who they are.
| 1t isn't as easy to run ballers as it looks,
and everyone doesn't make baller hand.
A good baller man must be active on his
feet, quick in his hands, and must have
something else in his head besides vacuum.
Sure we write poetry too. for instances;
Don't grumble, don't bluster, don't whine
and don't shirk. Don't think of your
worries, but think of your work. The
worries will vanish, the work will be done.
No man sees his shadow who faces the sun,
The writer expects. shortly, to leave for
the outside and in order to keep up a good
| thing he wants someone to take his place in
writing these "Screeches. Anyone desir-
ing to do SO should notify the Editor who
will supply you with writing material and
good wishes. The pay is according to
ability.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
SHOP H TWISTERS
BIZ E.. M.

The main shaft on one string of ballers,
was lowered four inches last week.
ga thing that is worth doing, is worth
doing WE'LL" Please bear this in mind,
you baller experts.
McH., our sack maker, went into the cap
making business long enough to make a
cap for the Missouri infant. Some Job
Nc; that cap fits his brain, but not his
head.
One of our exchanges states that news
boy rode from Huston, Texas to New York
City on fifty cents. We certainly would
like to see that four bit piece. 1t must be
a big one.
The Triumph Progress. published short
list of some of the longest and fastest
marches made during the present war in
Europe. The writer of that article con.
siders a march of 80 miles in Is hours as
being something extraordinary. There
was a detachment of u. S. troops who
marched AZ miles in 10 hours, and then
took part in a street parade without any
rest. This march was made in the Philip
pine Islands in 1909 during the hottest part
of the day. 1t is true that 80 miles in 10
hours is very good march; but l do not
like to see another nation get the credit for
holding a record that belongs to the fight
ing men of the United States.