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The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
90
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''~" wv corporation Couuoeis
To the Honorable the Common Council;
.nsios. herewith tS ss S proper r'a as:ciu
avenue terraces from Woodward ave.
nue. TO John X. street
EDMuND ATKINSON,
Asst Corporation Counsel
On motion OF Alderman Lodge the
adopted and ordered referred 20 the
Board of Estimates.
BY Aid; Freiwald--
declared 81 the Common SS aad c o. nsl'sx
make In said city the Following de-
seribed Improvement and that the
same Tor the use and oenent OF
OPENING Woodward avenue terrace
from woodward avenue TO John r.
wis.S. " whssie noi Ia already open, to 3
Woodward avenue and 1905 feet at
west line OF John r. street, as a pub
lie street and highway
take private property for the pur-
--eose OF making such Improvement.
which property Is situated In said
SSiss St Detroit ,i and 10 bounded and
All that part OF Park lot - de-
seribed as follows: Commencing AZ
the .outhwesteriy corner OF lot OF
part OF Park lot 70: thence south SO
degrees west Ito feet, thence south
20 degrees 10 minutes east ISL
feet: thence north 90 degrees east ITO
utss west 2i.5i feet 20 the place OF
beginning. Detroit. Wayne Co, Michi-
TAa, IL Is the purpose of tn. said
ages awarded In the proceedings Tor
the taking OF said private property
upon n special assessment district.
which said District IL described as
Lots to 10, both inclusive. wood.
ward avenue terrace sub, OF part OF
p S,rs, lei -. ps'roi. Wayne county
Ai:o lot. 20 and II. addition Of
Of Pax lot -, Detroit. Wayne coun-
Also the north iil.Bs feet OF west
no feet OF plat OF Park lot %. De.
that part taken for the widening OF
Woodward avenue terrace.
And the Corporation Counsel be
and IL hereby directed to institute
Of ss the city y BseTsis in the record
sr's Court of the City IF Detrat. TO
carry out the objects az this o,oiu-
tion. In regard 60 taking pNvats
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
Bleii. Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill,
Dingeman. Kills. Field. F,rsiwaid. Gin
nan. Guthard Hindle. Jakel ksatins.
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. owen. Richert.
Robinson. Rolio. Rutter, Schemansky.
Schultz stefunowski. RI omp son.
Vernon warteii. wsnssl. A, u Wilson,
tho Preside nt--ts.
Haya-None.
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From the Controller.

Controller,
Accepted ard referred 90 the CVm-
mIttee On Ways ald Means.
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While / regret the necessity OF dis
approving any action OF the common
Councn. 4 am sure you VIII aer~s
that we should Tespeot IN: VII OF
ton OF the charter Amendment pro
hibIting the granting OF speeial priNi-
leges OF this kind,
Respectfully.
OSCAR b. MARX.
Mayor.
or motion OF Aid. Barnett. the vote
nv which the matter specified In the
veto message OF the Mayor was
Ths mater Was then referred back
M the committee on streets.
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oentlemen: The alleys described
below are found TO be In an unsnn-
Itary condition on account of depres-
stons therein holdins aceum1lst, ,,s
a nuisance and fnenacing the health
of the public. The Board OF Health
having conquered. the Department
~ Public Works, therefore recon-
mends that the alleys mentioned be
paved with the materials named In
accordance with an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance TO provide for the
sepaving Of alleys in the city OF De-
troit approved Aug IA. 1910"
ii IL estimated that the cost OF
these improvements will be as fol-
y. q w. alley. nrst north OF Ora
tiot. from Field 10 sheridan. 20 feet
wide. new saving with ons-course
Alley In block bounded By Fifth.
Fourth. Jones and Michigan, 40 feet
wide tmore or iessl. new paving with
brick on concrete foundation; a.,
Alley Es,'%a s.; east sss' Of ana psrs ss 70
Second from Jones TO Beech. rs feet
wide. new paving with brick on con-
ct" alley In block bounded By
Woodward. John r.. willis and Can
heid. rs and 20 feet Wide. new paw
ing with one-course concrete
Estimated cost ........fi.S7S
Respectfully Submitted,
GEORGE r. FENkET.t4
Commissioner.
The. Board Of Health hereby con-
ours IN the above,
w ". PRICE, Health oficer.
w. y WALKER. Sanitary Eng |
by Aid. Heating
Resolved. That the r. a w. aiIst
nrst north OF Gretiot from Field ~
Sheridan. the ", q " alley betwesn III
Michigan and Jones: from the west
FIFTH and the II" alley In blood
bounded BY Woodward, John nj
willis ana Canneid he. and the saml
are ordered TO be graded and psvef
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: In reference TO the Pc
tition Of u A. Carroll for permission
TO tap lateral sewer which In built
in the alley lying between the city
Greenfield. would say that the sewer
IL large enough 10 drain the terri
tory on the north in which Mr.. Car
rolls lot IL located. but should Mr..
Carroll be allowed 20 make this con-
uection upon payment of the money
due II wuAd be necessary 10 make Q
refunding roll and distrioute this
money among the parties who orig
inaily paid the assessment for the
sewer and this operation would have
TO be repeated every time one OF the
Greenfield lot owners desired . con-
nection. This being the case the de-
psrtment suggests that the owners
90 all the lots tributary TO this sew
err on the Greenfield side should join
together and contribute their share
OF the Assessment In order that one
refunding roll would be able to take
care 90 the whole matter at one time.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE n, FENK ELI.
Commit toner.
Accepted and referred to Commit
tee on Sewers
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COMMON
COUNCIL
,omleiai

Detroit. Tuesday. April 20. 1919.
The CoufcI was called 10 order by
RI President Hon. Sherman Little
rfld
3 :. Irrsssa--,AId. Arlar. Ashe, Barnett,
NAT, Burton. Case, cranshAw. Di!L
Istnaf utafi Fills. Field FTeiwaid.
CllfnRn. ruthArd. Hindls, JAksi. keal :
f<npke Lodge Nowc. owen. RicksrI
Hcbirson, iloilo. Ruttsr, Erhemansky'
frl alta = s3iefanoWski Thu mgson
3 Nerrof, wartei, wenzsi. A. y Wilson,
the President.
fonDcii Was declared 20 be IN SEES
re Journal OF the preeedIaS session
us improved.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
FROM the Mayor.

Mr. Ret "A Lindsay.
ne ~ < ~ box 20 advise Won that
he Meyes has revoked the foot ped
dler'a iic4nLe OF simon Monscc. This
matter was tskeii np by Lieutenant
Detective Rantimer some time during
The month OF March
Respectfully.
ALVIN r. HICKS,
Lieutenant 81 Polite
Mayors Offcs
Accepted ana placed ON fis.
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sUPPf.ENENTAL
FIRE COMMISSION FUND.

IMPROvEMENTS--
For the construction OF condults In
conjunction with the Police signal
system and the Public Lighting Com
mission;
Palmer avenue. East Grand
nue. .s..,s.............., 1885 so
Nt Elliott, East Grand
boulevard 20 Harper 49,. l.t7 30
Fourteenth avenue. West
Grand Boulevard 20 Fer
~ Park avenue ........ COS ~
Hamilton Boulevard. West
+ iisses . Do"o :. I.7So 50
Dix avenue. West srand
fourth '"..,.s...''..@.,. 1918 Is
p' Bou isss"i 70 ,issesia A %. noIs rs
Brush street. Jefferson 20
Lafayette ............,.. zlsi %
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40 abe Honvrahie the Common Council:
utntiemrn-f am returning with
ert my approval that section OF the
Df,,ccodfnes % your Honorable Body.
Adopted AZ n session held April ~.
a. which permission IL granted 20
1fr> Fannie Lewis, 90 construct an
1reaway. with stairway. extending
go rrush street
. me permit IN question e plainly.
~ <onf,ot with the amendment Of
I@<flcn a. Chapter !. o. the charter,
&. Sssssas r. Mr. III ~ sas rd sss'
30 ssssssshIy- w snSsr n tkl..
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Adopted as follows.
BELL burton. case. Cranshaw. Dill.
Dins.msn. Ellis, Field. Frsiwald. dlin.
nan. Guthard. iIindIe. Jakei. Heating.
Kocher, Krimfnel. kronk. kunI.
RI binson. Roilo, Rutter, Schemansky,
schultx. stefapowski. + ompso
verr or. wsrtelL Wenzel. A. r. Wilson,
W. J. Wilson. Wing, link, zoeller and
the pres.dent---t1.
Navs-NonR
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From he Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council: !
Gentlemen. In order 10 carry on
the work would recommend the,
In the 1914 General Road Fund to
the credit OF certain ward funds In
the same fund AZ shown In the fol-
lowing resolution.
Respectfuiiy submitted,
GEORGE III. FESKE1I-
Commissioner.
by Aid Burton
Resolved, That the City Controller
be. and IL hereby authorized and
directed 10 make the proper entries
on his books TO effect the transfer
OF 1880 from the surplus the
1915 General Road Fund TO the Gre
ait OF certain ward funds In the
same fund az shown below!
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen---f transmit herewith
Supplemental Estimates for various
last session OF your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. ESGEIs
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
petitions presented.
BY am. LODGE.

Ef AID. i<oLSfs
tEks--of Harold Bsrson .; 81, for
the paving Of alley between hasgsS
pr,e.s strset. -. -
Referred Go Department. OF Pu6iie
ny AID. HEATING.
4Esa--ot 4 W stone st Al. tor ne
fhIrd Hamilton. Euclid aud PHila-
delphia avenues
Rsferrcd 20 Department OF Public
By AID. THOMPSON.
t5sa~--Of RoNie Avery. for exe-np-
~ nsfartsd 10 the Board OF Review
455f--Of James A. RogerA for ex-
s.nRtion from taxation Tor me year
i,eferred 70 Board OF Review
nv AID. HiNDLE
4S7s--Ot Joseph lola et Al. for the
opening OF watson street
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on street
ep' ny AID. CASE
,t 4gzs-.Of otto Reinhardt et al for
che paving OF alley north side OF
NNesf GRAND boulevard extending
from Twelfth street east 70 chnrchii.
Referred to Department Of Public
BY AID. RoLIo.
fgTt--of John No~aek. for the can
collation. Of the general city taxes
for the year 1918.
Referred 90 the Board OF Review:
ts16--Of August Hildebrand, Tor
the cancellation OF the general city
taxes for the year 1919
fTS peferred 10 the Board OF Review.
BY AID. KOCHER
ss7s--of Mrs Neuman. for a refund
OF the general city taxes Tor the year
"
3 Referred 70 Committee on Taxes
BY AID. BLETL
fs77---Of Thos, #. Mcnamara Ct al
for abe paving OF Fern place.
Referred TO Department OF Puehe
works.
BY AID. DILL
n 4sTs---Of Philip Saunders, for the
canceilatIon Of a personal tax Tor
the year fsf3.il
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
by AID. SCHULTZ.
S {Ese--Of Mrs Frank Boehnks. for
the reduction OF the general city
taxcs for the year 1918
Referred 20 the Board OF Review.
<sso--Of Mrs. Louise Grogor. for
damages Tor death OF husband
n Referred TO COMMITTEES on Claims
and Accounts.
BY AID. KCNz
<5t1--Of sophia Lutx. for reduc-
tIon Of taxes for year 1915.
Referred 20 the Board OF Review.
Il . Is
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From the Controller


To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I beg 10 inform your
Honorable Body that the Public
Lighting Fund 10 depleted. and II be-
comes necessary that II have a credit
To meet this emergency. I beg TO
recommend that the 100000 Public
Lighting bonds heretofore authorized
Anstey and Livingston A. Company. be
urer's Invested Funds" Account. un-
III the question OF the validity OF this
Issue be determined.
Respectfully submitted
GEO. ENGEI.
Controller.
BY Aid Burton.
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
be. and he Is hereby authorized and
directed 20 place the t350,00o Public
Lighting bonds befetofore authorized
10 be issued. In the City Treasures
Invested Funds" Account and credit
the Public Lighting Fund with said
amount.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Ashe. Barnett,
Bell. Burton; Case, cranshaw. DIN
nan. GuthaEd, Hnndie. Jakel. Keafing.
Koohery .Krimmel. kronk, kunI
IorpIke. Lodge. Nowc, Owen. sRichert.
Robinson Rollo, Rutter, schemansky,
Schultz. Btefanowski. rh o m p o n /,
Vernon Waftell wenxel.- A. r. Wilson,
W. J. Wilson. Wirg, link. Zoeiier and
the Tresl6ent--i2.
Nays-None.
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From the Controller

To a.. lIrhprable The Common Council;
CseutiemeR--Th following reports
~ (rity Offcers for the week ehdtns
SATURDAY.. April ~. 1913, are respect
fully subIAitted:
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To re HCUoraoIs the Common Council.
Gcntlemea--'ras following appr0N-
90 accounts are respectfully submit
ted.
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demption OF taxes. i.tis Is
i,s2S 10
STREET OPENING FUND.
2S--Detroit Times Co. sdv.t rs IL
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller.
and Accnunfa
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tN.I.tt. ~ w WIN
ts.sof MARY E ,s,r, for q da s.sss...
n a tsts--o OF Mutsai BuIiaers supply
81 fcr : !, red ns,ss. on, q "a ta. Ts
sls-Of vincent Elias. for reduc-
y 5lsiSrrsd 70 cenmitt.- on. Taxes
n <ef<rQf Charles Miiiers fct q can
efsrrea 70 Board q Review.
~ or Georre Mans. for . can
2T< txls--of ArtsraAs warl FOR |. ess-
.s,s, e GsnT', ss,. :. r e, Ser
nIn4ion TO construct areaway.
Hfferrcd 20 Committee on streerA
ti zJst--Of Lcthrop Estate Co: Limit
don 3 81 =, s.l e1S's 4 Is Graas river ave.
fsisrrea to Committee on Liquor
II 1tSi-of Anton Paiaieh. for dam
referred 10 Committee on Claims
celiniion q street opening assessment.
l Referred to COMMITTEES ON street
as 5--of Board Of Education. for the
vacation Of public alley,
Referred 10 Committee on Street
~ 1tSs1of W. W. KimbaiI Co. ct al.
Referred 70 Committee on Charter
and CITY Lsglslai.cn; g..
the paving Of public alley.
Referred 10 Department OK Public
+. <sse---of Henry c. Kies. for the can
cessation OF 1914 and 1914 taxes.
Referred 70 COMMITTEES On -1xe&
~ f1B7--Of IL n. klauer et az. pro-
esns tos Rssss ne ara a eihg streets. o
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Liquor
isEs-of a. Rosinson. for r.duc-
Tsferred 10 con.mitts. on Taxes
' <1ra--Of Detroit Industrial School
~ Association. for cancellation Of taxes
Referred ~ COMMITTEES on street
4sse--of George soeiiner. FOR can
a. iiafi0n Of taxes
Referred % committee on Taxes.
t6sl---Or Theima Motor Works. for
Referred 70 COMMITTEES en- Taxes
4bs.-Of H. r Bareman ct 81. for
4 the paving OF public alley.
Referred 20 Department Of Public
aiss--of JOHN c. cowsn. Cor a re.
Referred to Committee or ways and
atss--os william " Kius. for a
csncellntlon OF sidewalk assessment.
Referred % Cor mittes on Streets.
'{t fsgy--Of ST. Ciair Heigats Syndicate
'tt LID. fnr the acceptancs % piat of ad-
dtiou % sl0inans Detroit River sub
Referred 70 Committee on street
OptfinsA
| 4ssG--Df ~ sch~rer q Co, for per
us.trion 20 eScAyate under sidewalk
|t " kSferred % Committee on Streets
+. 81 f5sf--Of Feoeratlon OF IAbor. for q
4 reduction o. taxes
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consider the permanent hostility of a
defeated Italy and the peril OF con-
tinuing supremacy in the Mediterran-
can of the sea powers She will also
be confronted by the still enduring
hatred of Bulgaria, who will not be re-
strained from attacking her II the
chance comes. All hope of reviving the
glories of ancient Hellas and later BY
zantium in Asia Minor will also be lost.
and with this loss may also be joined
the ultimate reconquest by the Turk of
Mitylene. Chios and Samos.
Such. then. is the present state OF
unstable equilibrium in the near east.
1t can be indefinitely prolonged if the
German threat to hack way to the
Golden Horn for ammunition is aban-
doned. but unless the long-standing
rivalries of race and the influence OF
the Balkan Germanophiles in the courts
of Sofia, Athens and Bucharest prevail
against the self-interests of the states,
it is difficult to see how the allies can
ultimately lose their fight.
Moreover. it is necessary to recognize
that any real success Of the forces now
besieging GaIlipoli. which should bring
about the fall of Constantinople, would
leave the Balkan states at the mercy OF
the uuadruple alliance for all time with
out any claim upon their sympathy or
generosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
NATURALIZATION BUREAU
URGES EDUCATION PLAN
Would Form Junior Republics to
Teach Newcomers Idea Law
Is Supreme.

The fundamental idea that the SUI
preme authority in the United States
is the law must be taught applicants
training for American citizenship. de-
cIares the bureau of naturalization.
THE prime requisite. says Richard
X. Campbell, the commissioner. lis abil
itv to speak the English tongue.
1T is through this medium alone
that aliens can acquire a practical
knowledge. both in and out of the
schools, of our institutions. They
should therefore. be taught to speak
English, and, soon as possible, to
read and write in the same tongue.
This will lay the necessary foundation
! for instruction in some simple outline
of American civics. the duties and the
obligations as we'll as the privileges
and immunities of American citizen
ship.
Above all in this connection they
should be taught that the supreme au-
thority in this country is the law and
that the first duty of an American citi-
zen is obedience to that law, even
though it may seem an unwis.e or OBJ
jectionable law. the remedy in the
latter case being through constitutions
al etnOOS 10 1nOulIA OF cHdnSS thC
Ia W, but tina n all cases the first duty
of American citizenship is obedience
to the law as written.
1T is very difficult TO impart knowl-
edge to our own children by the didac-
tic or academic methods in general
operation. How much more difficult
is it by the academic or authoritative
method which involves a tax on the
memory rather than on the under
standing, where the pupils are adults
and are only accessible in the evening.
and in most instances after a hard
DAYS labor when exhausted nature re-
bells against the task of memorizing.
TT is probable that experience will
show hereafter that some adaptation
Of what is known as the 'children's
republic may be the best method
This substitutes for the system Of
memorizing what may be called the
laboratory practice of putting into act
ual operation by organizing the classes
| into small municipalities or republics
with a simple constitution, and the
duty Of exercising the franchise in the
| selection of officers of such munich
pality or republic for the purpose OF
carrying out such essentials of vel
organized school as the preservation Of
! order, of cleanliness, of obedience, OF
| prompt and regular attendance. of 8
| regard for sanitary laws, etc"
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US. military SURGEONS
. MEET HERE NEXT MONTH
Association Is Composed Of Army
and Navy. Militia and Reserve
Corps Doctors.

ARRANGEMENTS are being competed
for the twenty-fourth annual meeting
of the Association of the Military sur
IEeons Of the United States in this city
September 10, IA and -. This orGan'-
Zation is composed of medical men OF
the army and navy. the organized
militia and the Medical Reserve corps
of the army and navy.
President Wilson has been invited to
deliver an address at the opening meet
ing. Other addresses are to be made ny
Col. j. Z. Kean, L. 5. A.. president OF
the association: Oliver +. Newman,
:, chairman of the board of Commi ssion-
ers of the District of Columbia, and by
John r. Wellington, president OF the
! Medical Society of the District.
The association officers are as fol-
lows: President. Col J. r. kean. L. $
A.: vice presidents. Surgeon General
Rupert Blue, l.. S. =. II. s; Lieut.. Col
| Henry Alters, y. q. \. j.: Medical In
spector G.. y. Lung, L. $. n. secretary
treasurer, Maj. II. y. Arnold. y. G. Pa.
assistant secretary, Assistant Surgeon
General W. c. Rucker. L. $. p. II. s
The following committee has beer
the meeting: Col. Charles Richard. I
$. A., chairman; DIR. $. :. Adams. NJ +;
G., l. S. n; Surgeon j. +. Anderson
| L S. p. H. s.: Capt. c, Fl. Bowker. \
iG. d. c.: DR.. w. +. Carr. Maj. J. c
| Cashier. L. s. A.: Maj. r. A. Foster
| n. G. d. c.; Lieut.. +. H. Garrison, NJ
r. c.. l.. S. A; Medical Director J. ID
Gatewood. L. S. N: Maj. II. l.. Gilchrist
| L. S A; Lieut.. Col J. d. Glennan, l.. S
A.; Surgeon c. T. Grayson, L.. $. \.
Maj j. NJ. Heller. L. S. V; Maj. l.: 7
Hess, L. S. A.: Surgeon J. V. Il. Hoff
| L. S. A.: Surgeon r. &. Hoicomb. L. $
n; Surgeon General j. w. Kerr. L. S
| p II. s: DR.. Frank Leech, presiden
Medical Society: Maj. c. z. Luce. y. 6
D. c.; Col. c. c. McCulloch. jr,. L. S. a.
Medical Director F. s. Nash, L. =. y.
| Mai. r. l.. Patterson, L. s. A: Lieut. G
| W. Richardson, L. s. r. NJ. r. C.; AS
sistant Surgeon General w. G. Rucker
| L. S. =. II. s.: DR.. q. VI. Rum baugh
Brig Gen. G. NJ. Sternberg. L. s. A.
Surgeon q. r Vaughan. NJ. r. c.. L
Is. N; DR.. w. c. Woodward, health
| officer, District of Columbia: Surgeon
| F. NJ. Munson, L. S. n; Maj. w. o
Owen. L. 5. A; Surgeon +. l.. Plead
| WE'LL L. s N; Maj. L. H. Reichelderfer
| n G. d. c.; Lieut.. II. +. Sawtelle, y
lG. d. c.: Capt. l.. =. Williamson, L. S
A.; Maj. r. B. Miller, L. S. A. .
A newly invented electrical device
measures off the -millionth part 0
! a second with accuracy.
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This war was precipitated by Bull
Earia, confident of victory and driven
forward by Austrian urgings. In vain
the car sought by personal dispa tches
addressed to Bulgarian ministers and
to the Bulgarian car himself to pre-
vent the strife. For answer the Bull
Earian armies in Macedonia suddenly.
treacherously attacked their Greek and
Serbian allies without declaration of
war. But once more Austrian caIcula-
fions went astray. The attack failed
The Greek and Serbian armies were
victorious and the Bulgarian forces
were driven out of Macedonia.
Meantime a new factor demanded at
tention. Rumania, with a HohenZol-
lern king, had always been reckoned
an Austro-Germany ally. BY taking
Bessarabia in the Russo-Turkish war
and thus despoiling an ally. Russia had
made a permanent enemy of Rumania.
But Rumania saw in the new and
greater Bulgaria a dangerous rival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
AUTO BANDITS JAILED
AFTER POLICE BATTLE
Two Robbers Wounded and Two
Captured at Perrysburg, Ohio.
Where They Were Trapped.

PEERYSBCRG. Ohio. August Elm
Il pitched battle on the main street
here this morning two auto bandits
were wounded and two others cap
tured. The fight occurred between the
bandits and a posse of citizens, led by
Marshal Roy Taylor. An anonymous
note sent to Acting Captain of Detec-
tives Edward Rock of Toledo told him
of the plot to rob A Perrysburg bank
When the car drove into town the
posse was distributed on both sides
along Main street. The bandits broke
into garage and stole some tires and
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Two Are Wounded.
Women Among Lettish Volunteers

PETROGRAD. August PA corps OF
Lettish volunteers is organizing AZ
ing applications from many young
women These women will only be re-
ceived in the capacity of nurses.
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A Double Give-Away.

From the Boston Transcript.
$50 you were at Ediths wedding. Did
her father give her away
He did-also in the slang sense -
looking so frightfully cheerful"
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returned to the car Ordered to halt,
they sent a fusillade into tho posse,
but none was injured. The fire was re-
turned.
Two Are Wounded.
Louis Colin, the driver. was wounded.
and Albert Bates received two wounds
and fell to the ground. The remain
ing bandits kept up the fire until their
ammunition was exhausted.
Roy Schilling. one of the gang. mads
no resistance. Edward Boyle. one Of
the escaping men, was caught later
by Toledo police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

A newly invented electrical device
measures off the ten-millionth part of
second with accuracy.