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The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

course, the liquor committee Aid
Freiwald's friends have approached
Aid. Rutter with The request that he
make the Fourteenth ward alderman
I chairman OF the liquor committee
Thus far Aid, Rutter has Indicated
that he will not accommodate Aid
! Freiwald.
Aid. Charles w Burton, who sue.
/ ceeded Hary. J. Dingeman. now cor
I porauon counsel, as chairman of the
liquor committee last June. is not
anxious TO hang on to the JOB. tie
took the Craftsmanship on the eX.
press condition that the committee
employ a private investigator the
year around 20 obtain evidence
AGAINST -IIndsSiEs..a!-1----e.4 ..-...---------
The private investigator Was never
hired.
Aid. Burton was accused Of trying
70 win the support OF the saloon ele-
ment by intimidation. and the Marx
administration powerful in the
council. decided that the appoint.
ment OF private investigator 10
keep tab on the saloonkeepers would
cast reflection on the police de-
partmeut. OF which John Gillespie
is head
The police commissioner mas ms
own unique way OF handling the 80
looms in such a way that the saloon
keepers viii not feel aggrieved at
election time Last May several ga.
loonkeepers that ought to have been
pUt our of business were given new
licenses. and the mem 5ers OF the
liquor committee frankly confessed
Thar the pressure brought 20 bear on
them from all sources was SO great
ina, they had 10 give IN Politi-
oiaHs-eyen the judicial branch-ln- !
terested themselves in behalf OF Ger /
tain saloonkeepers. for political rea-
sons.
A year ago last MAY one sa
ioonkeeper. against whom the com
nittee had a bundle OF filthy evil |
ience. vas given a new license be !
cause be was an ONCE holder in the I
Royal ARK One OF the most inau- /
entail politicians IN t.fe state came I
to his rescue
\ close tab will be kept on the !
work Of the liquor committee next |
spring The members ~ill be pre- !
sented with evidence against a mum. !
Der OF undesirable saroonkeepers-
and the evidence will not come from |
the committees hired investigators |
or the police department.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
ECORSE

There will be a general meeting OF
- Francis Xavier Dramatic club In
the school hall "wednesday evening to
transact important business
Miss Lillian Teal. State-st.. who was
SIN years old Monday, entertained a
number OF girl friends Ia honor OF
the occasion.
Tho Ecorse village council viii
meet Tuesday
The third district school aann1 -
meet Monday evening.
Fifteen candidates is the result
thus far In the Catholic Order OF
Foresters Ecorse chapter. member
ship campaign. A meeting will be
held "wednesday TO further the WORT.
Ecorse troop. Boy Scouts OF Ame1-
ca will hold a meeting Tuesday even
ing Scoutmaster Herbert K. Mer-
rift IL planning activity for this win
ter.
The alumni OF the High school will
give dancing party IN the band hall
Friday evening.
Tho Presbyterian Sunday school
will meet in the church psrlors Tues
day evening 10 plan for a Christmas
cantata-
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FTekgapMc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS !

tier living on Orsnge-st. Died in his
nome early sunday morning Tie rs
survived by a widow. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
The Board OF Education VIII meet
I'm the public library. Wednesday
evening.
Miss Title Kieter visited Miss
Gatzke, Chestnut-st, sunday.
carl Genthe was visitor In
Crosse lie, sunday
August Gogollen has returned from
a trip TO cape Gtrardot Missouri
Miss Wtnitred Mason Npsl1antf
visited friends Ia Wyandotte. SUNDAY
AIRS William Bigler has returncd
from Harper hospital.
The Independent basketball team
VIII meet Tuesday evening
Mics Katherine kreger. Chestnut
st. West Wyandotte, who underwent
Memorial hospital. is Improving.
Ethel, twO-year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Schlotter. is
~ The yv,onyu,s -ettrtr,----h st--.eeas.
society OF the NJ T.. church will meet
with Mrs Gooding. Superior ave
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Con-
SENSATIONAL church VIII be entertain
- by Mrs Alleyne EVerrette. FIRST
St. Thursday evening.
william schwartz, Town line. "
seriously IN
The womens association OF the
congregational church will meet In
the church parlors "Wednesday after.
noon.
The city commission will hold its
weekly I.leetias T aesdss evening IN
Mrs \ Nj Fairchid win xiv.
conee' Thursday afternoon. in her
ne eenent OF the Congregational
n
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morrow evening BY the local chapter
OF the Sons OF the American Revolu-
ton. The society proposes 20 mark
the spot with A monument. and for
"A year has been endeavoring 10 de-
termine from the mass % conflicting
reports Just where the srbor was To-
Gated
CAR Melchers Detroit artist. -
painting a portrait OF DR. V. g.
Vaughan, dean OF the medical col
lege.
Dr. g. " Edmunds % this city. de.
livered an address Saturday night be-
fore the Toledo Academy OF Medicine
Henry &. Boyle. son Of Prof T. A.
Boyle. OF the law school % the Uni
versity OF Michigan. this week enters
the Law arm OF Clark. Lockwood.
PFyaR- 6-klaiH a-netrnit- Since
graduating from the University Of
Michigan he has been In the law Of
fee of Cavanaugh 4 Burke IN this
city.
So many delegates 20 the state
grange convention IN this city next
month are expected that the civic as
ISOLATION has made an appeal 10 Ann
Arbor people TO open their homes 10
the visitors Not less than 1000 aud
perhaps 7.500 delegates are expected.
sand hotels here cannot take care OF
more than zoe or 500
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WORTHWHILE

Mrs Charles " Hinnnan spent all
OF last week az the home ~ Mrs
Chauucev Human. No zoo Seebaldt-
ave. Detroit
The regular quarterly meeting OF
50 Paul's Lutheran church was held
Sunday afternoon Services IN the
morning ware In German
The monthly business meeting Of
the " r Home Missionary society
will he held IN the HON eof Mrs Jas.
Y Nanpyne. TUESDAY afternoon
Gas was turned into IN" local mains
today. The mains have not been laif
IN the north or NORTHWEST part Of town
The Worthwhile High school football
team played a tie game with Dear
born High school Saturday afternoon
In Athletic park. The nnAl result was
Mrs Nelson z Rogart Is spending
several days "a the guest OF Mrs. y.
$. Earle, No 7o5 Fourth-aveo De
troit
Misses Hester and Marion Power.
who are attending the NJ g ~ e at
Ypsilanti. spent the week END al their
parental home
the local =. =. r freight depot. with
the exception OF dairy products. for
the past few DAYS. owing 10 the EN-
largo placed on such shipment ~
Is understood that carving OF treiFn'
An auction sale was held In the
residence OF VI. A Brown Saturday
afternoon
A contest has been inaugurated In
the Mems Biiis class OF the VI. r.
church for the purpose ~ charging
the class. securing additional mem
bers who are not attendants OF Any
church or Sunday school. The losing
eide will be obliged 10 FURNISH
spread" for the victors. about Jan l.
r l. Fowler and +. NJ Bogart are
captains, and each has over 10 assist
ants
Mrs c. "A McCreedy, and son: OF
Rochester who have been visiting
Rev and Mrs y l. walker. returned
70 their home Friday. Mrs walker
accompanied them for short visit IN
Rochester and Romeo
The Thayer school held n box social
At the town hall n Salem, SATURDAY
evening Several from here attended
the party.
william A. Groom. general state
agent for the Reserve Loan Iife In
surance Co. OF Indianapolis, was IN
town Friday.
Elaborate preparations are bein.
made for the annual home coming or
lodge. No. 1876. y. h A. NJ,
and the past masters meeting neTt
Monday afternoon and evening
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
TeutOns Claim
Success in Serbia

SOFIA. lria Vienna Berlin and
Amsterdam Nov d. Bplsariaps.
Germans and AI7triar are scoring
successcs 3n all -e,tolf where they
are operating IN Serbia today
On the southern front the Bul-
gars are TOLLS holding their Own
against the British. French and
Serbs.
a French force which crossed the
TzerDa river from the direction OF
Salonika was thrown hsc4 en- dis
order with exceedingly heavy losses.
Russian Consul Strebutaiev was
among Tho prisoners token by the
Bulgars ~ Uskub
West ~ Nish the combined Bull
gar and Teutoni, forces are hard
on he main Serb lrmys rear The
Serbs arc gradually breaking into
guerrilla bands and scattering 50
much that IL - dIncult To make a
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TO BANQUET
VETERANS
EcOrse Relief Corps
Will Honor War
Heroes

ECORsE, Mich, Nov. 15.-F. A
Bull post, G A. r., aud F. A. Bull
camp Sons OF Veterans. will be ban
quoted by the r. A. Bull camp, Wo-
mems Relief corps, Monday evening
in the band hall State camp 40.
and the Daughters Of Veterans from
Detroit, will be guests.
Ex-senator Samuel j. Lawrence
State Organizer Fred KimBall and
". G. Barney, state patriotic in.
struCtor Of the g. A. r. will speak
The w. r. G will present the
Sons OF Veterans with large flag
The occasion Is the anniversary Of
the Sons OF Veterans, =. 4 Bull
camp No. s.
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YPSILANTI

Mr.. and Mrs VIM A. Hutzel have
arrived from Los Angeles. Calf. and
expect 10 spend tho winter In Ann
Arbor
Chss. Horn left Saturday on a deer
hunting trip to An Sauble and Os-
coda.
Mrs. Carl r. Pray entertained sat
urday afternoon In honor OF Miss
Bessie T.. PrIddy, new member OF
the Normal faculty.
Mrs. sarah George IL spending
some time In Chicago with n sister
who IL a teacher In the Chicago pub
lie schools.
Mrs Arthur Collins was In ann
Arbor, sunday, 10 hssr Rev. Thomas
Nicholson. OF New York, In Hill au'
ditortum.
The first national convention OF the
PI Kappa aegma sorority was held
in this city Friday. saturday and
sunday OF this veek. and delegates
from all chapters were entertained
by the Alpha chapter ten was
given Saturday afternoon In the
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
MARKET
IS ACTIVE
War Stocks Lead Gen.
eral Advance in
Securities

-4NEW- YORK AnY.-1A.=The stoek
market opened moderately strong
and active today, war stocks leading
the advance
Baldwin Locomotive was up a
point. at 123, and gained fraction
ally on initial trading United
states Steel opened at 81 rs and -.
n gain of IA 10 3-s
A quarter OF million shares were
cold dfring the opening hour At
IL o'clock the activity still contin-
ued. and prices were advancing.
Erie was most active of the rail
roads AT "a is, it's volume Of sales
being exceeded only by United
States Steel. which was quoted at
81 rs al II o'clock
The market was raided during the
second hour when a groundless ru-
NOR that the Adriatic had been sunk
was circulated In the street. The
setback was small and stocks re-
covered fractionally almost imme-
diately.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

price on the new car being placed
AZ $1,000. What made a hit with
the dealers. however. was the tact
that production Is swinging ATOMS
on the now model As VAS evidenced
by the 800 cars standing there for
them TO look at.
Dealers who reached Detroit sat
urday from points on the Pacihc
coast and from the south. brought
enthusiastic reports 81 business con.
ditions in their respective terri
tories. Excellent crSps throughout
the west have kept nNtor car sales
at a point never belesG attained al
this season Of thSTeaA and the
dealers say the farmers are buying
higher grade cars than in the past.
Extensive preparations have been
under way ar the Chalmers factory
for the past month for the entertain.
ment OF the 500 or more dealers and
salesmen. Invitations have been
sent to the newspapers II the larger
cities and a great many automobile
editors or the metropolitan dailies
have sent their acceptances. Quar-.
ters have been reserved in the Pont-
chartrain and Statler hotels and the
Detroit Athletic club.
The convention opened formally
at 10 o'clock with an address OF
welcome by Hugh Chalmers Talks
followed by vice-President and Cen
etal Manager G A, Pfener and Paul
Smith. vice-president in charge OF
selling. All business sessions will
be held in the fine new auditorium
OF the Chalmers factory. which has
recently been completed
All dealers will assemble for din.
ner at I p. m, in the convention
hall OF the Hotel Pontchartrain.
where important announcements are
70 be made One OF the interesting
features planted for this dinner is
a moving picture trip through the
big Chalmers plant, showing every
step 81 manufacture from the foun-
dry TO the fnal assembly.
On Tuesday, morning and after.
noon business sessions will again
take place in the factory. At p. m.
Isaac P. Marcosson, well-known
writer on business subjects, is to
deliver an address.
Tuesday evening will be given
over 70 fun, f:5lic and foolishness'
at a beefsteak dinner In the Hotel
Statler Rustic decorations and a
return 10 the simple methods OF
life down on the farm, will feature
this dinner.
Wednesday, the final day OF the
big session, viii be devoted largely
10 discussions OF Chalmers service
plans for the coming year. and
methods for handling the increased
volume al sales In the evening a
banquet at the Detroit Athletic clue
is planned a. which some NJ the
most important business in the
three days session will be discuss
ed
Chalmers officials are bending
every effort toward making the con.
vention an unusual one from every
standpoint and present indications
point 10 an assured success.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Nov. l5.--openins
Wheat opened without change IN the
Detroit market and the tone az home
and abroad was steady 10 firm.
Opening prices Monday Cash No.
red wheat. i13z December. sis;
Nav s1.f7; No. I white. s110lz
The corn market IL quiet and
strong 1T 6S II q f-F-essh- Ae,-2- ana
6slkc for No. : yellow.
Oats are firm at i0C for standard !.
?Si1c for cash No white. and 3en
sGtkc for No. white
Rye. ia duh and easy at 9ec for
cash No. .
Reans are scarce and In active de
manh at $40 for immediate and
prompt shipment: $3.50 for November
and 50 10 for December.
Cloyerseed Is duh and steady a
$3.50 for prime spot. December and
March. and 5000 for prime alsike.
Timothxseed is inactive at 1885 for
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago. Mon
day, were 1S4 cars OF wheat. ie6 OF
corn and 49, Of oats.
May wheat ia Chicago opened Mon
day at 1867. fI10GIh corn at 64L =
6tMc and @ats AZ 40Lc.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
and corn unchanged TO 1ad higher.
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BIZ United PRESS

ATHENS. Nov l5-The British.
French and Serbs are gaining. foot
by foot against the Bulgarians In
southern Serbia.
The Bulgarians are In superior
numbers, but q considerable part
OF their forces are in scattered
bands which. engaged in indepen.
dent raiding, have been cut OF from
the main body and are putting M
separate battles 81 their own.
Thus. besides the principal fight.
ing line from the strumnitza region
northwest along the Vardar river.
through Veles 10 Tetovo. hot en-.
gagements are raging AZ several
points inside this front. 70 the
southwest
Against Veles, the center. the
French troops are directing a ter.
rife drive. and the town fall Is
believed question 81 hours
The artillery ere with which the
French have cleared the way for
their infantry and cavalry rushes.
has inflicted appalling losses on the
Bulgarians
At the northwestern extremity 81
the line, the town ~ Tetovo after
changing hands repeatedly. is IN the
Serbs possession a. latest 3cconnts.
Much Of tho lighting this lection
has been hand 10 hand and of the
mosi desperate. mercile-e character
With their capture % Tetovo. the
Serbs took $50 Vulgar prisoners and
Geat quantities az muir tions and
supplies
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

test. S425. refined. quiet. cut Loaf
S6.T5 crushed. $3.50. powdered. S5.s5
ds1o. graduated. t5.s59s Co1ee
Rio No. on spot. "a G. Tallow Dull,
special SC, city. 7Lc. country. 20
7lsC Hay Firm prime 81 20 = u
$50 No. ;. tlG1i0. clover, soc q
8l22ls Dressed poultry, STEADY,
fowls. l2TlTtRc. ducks. eos q 2iC.
Live poultry Firm. Eecsc IS ~ i6c;
ducks. IS q 22c. fowls. 49, y l5c. tur-
keys. eOm2lc ROSTERS ltt.c, chick
ems. broilers. i4A lSc. cheese Steady.
state milk. common 90 specials. - =
To- &C.. skins. common 20 specials, -Sia
Ul3tac
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RUSSIANS ARE
DRIVEN FROM
STRYPA BANK
CONTINUED from Page One,

Press, that our enemies wish 70
stamp u out"
The minister vas appealing for
American aid for his people But
II will be harder 10 give than Il was
in Belgium" be admitted hopelessly.
because in our case the invaders
want Us "a perish.
Massacres have actually been com
manded-massacree OF inofrensive
country folk. non-combatants. wo-
men ard children"
The troops orders are 20 kill their
prisoners. 10 finish the wounded.
We have proof OF this. These
orders are being executed merci-
lessly.
Helpless women and children, the
decrepit and the old are being
slaughtered
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
FREIWALD
WOULD BE
CHAIRMAN
6Centinued from Par. on.l

keepers have 20 beg favors from the
liquor committee. especially a. the
time that the new applications are
granted. and the members OF the
committee exercise arbitrary power
OF selection when it comes TO issu-
ing The r.sw licenses
Aid F'reiwald IL now chairman of
the committee on street openings
Aid Robert W. Ruttsr has been
pledged the unanimous support Of
the council members for The ONCE Of
council president 10 succeed Aid.
shernSn Littleheld lie viii name
the new committees. including. OF
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
TNIoN sTnCh AAnns

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Nov. 15.--Hogs Eccelpts. A.. 00n
market, slow. loTl5c lower niN.d
and butchers, fe.15m5.I0. good heavy.
So i0W $50. rpurh heavy. E6l5ns
light. 81 ~ $50. pigs. stVtO5 cat
tie. Rec eipts, -, GOO market. stelf.
TO l0c lower. beeves. S5.90ffl0 t0.
cows and hcifers. &2S5nS15. Texans
tGze 2 10, celvoe. sG.15dIo. ~ sheep.
Receipts. 10000 market. IOm 25c low
er; native. S5.75TG.20. western. a. 90
Gss5 lambs. ssSOd9i0, wcstern. g.
1910
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Produce Market

This week will ne the big week
for 1--we poultry. and receivers are
looking FOR - excellent demand. for
poultry of all kinds The dresstrs
VIII Of course take the heavy end
OF the receipts and are already dfiF-
inE for the ThauksElViug trade.
Shippers OF live poultry should ger
their stun 70 market This week and
the earlier the better. as next week
buyers win have 40 time 20 Hfc-s Do
out. and VIII bt looking for dressed
stock very largely The Agtttr mar
ket was advanced "a ~ flgiu oI sat-
urday. this market following. StHr-
age stocks of butter uf" some twenty
million pounds larger this yaar Than
last INIT as thI- ro.rtf. Will ac
prarticafiv the only exporter th's
-e--sS---sS---' =
and with a good domestic demand
and decreasing production the out
look is for a firm and higher market
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
rLEyEI.xDIIyr sTock

- CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-Hogs. Re-
ceipts. $500: 5m10c lower. workers
mixed and mediums. s6.s5n690. pigs,
$6.25. roughs. So; stays. s525. Cat
tie Receipts. 80 cars steady. sheen
end lambs Receipts. Is cars: slow
and steady; lambs. top. $S.S5. Calves:
Receipts. 800; steady; top. si0.75.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
nIrII.n ANn I.Grs

HUtter--t rsarcr rAfrau a4g.
nrsts' -2c diary 2lc, packing stock
l3c per To-
kggs--Frcsh receipts. ca SEES includ-
ed. csndlcd. Gle. current rt-etpfe. 400
per dozen Receipts Saturday gs4
cases
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
Banks ana Trust Companies.

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on the exchange:
Co. H. w Noble 4 Co. w. 3. Mess
Co. Bennett, Smith a Co.. Sinclair
BELLY a Co. Geo. M. West a Co.
Emmet L. Sprague. y. E. Macerone
. Co. A. w. Wallace n Co, VIM. II
koss q Co.. VIM. A Neer a Co. W.
= NeLaughiin. y. X Peitor
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
Livestock
TnI.rDo LIVE sror.k

TOLEDO. Nov. l5.-HoEs Receipts
liberal. market Sc lower heavies.
ss.ae9I mediums. sss0q7: workers.
$3.50 $50: good pigs. Ssdse5
Calves: Market. slow sheep and
lambs. Market. slow.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
WYANDOTTE

Marion Baxter Rebekah lodge will
celebrate lie twentieth anniverrary In
the T. o O r temple Tuesday even
Ing An elaborate program will be
given
John Jspon. 90 an old German set
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
NEW YORK pRonVCp

NEW YORK, Nov iS.-Flour. quiet
and nrm. Pork Dull moss. sts.50a
~ Lard: steady. middle west apot
Sa.30M e.An sugar Raw hulet. cen
|trifugsl 2s to.t. 500. mvscovade. So
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

capture in a single body, but they
are falling into Rulgar ard Teutouic
hands al the rate OF 1000 OF so a
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

ceipts. 6.T9s. nearby white fancy $50
6sc. nearby mixed fancy, 500 &c
fresh firzfs 3Am42C
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
yI:W YORK nrIrER ANn EGns- !

NV YORK, Nov. i5.-Butter:
m soe ss sssss aais sa' ,u sssaIss
p,itetion creamery hrsts. 23G1lc.
Uecfal aionhc Eggs; Firm; re-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges.
Active Stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15

Prfntfnk--the pisis neat ktnA-thst
a. rfRht--TImes job Dept.-Msfs <510.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-15
CHALMERS
DEALERS IN
: CONVENTION

,cOntinued from Page one,
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NO.
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Proprietor John Mulett surveyor July SSl tto7 r.
Hose Jefferson Judges plan or lots
WARD No CAP No. 10
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WARD No CAP no -
Martha plat Of of Besuben
Proprletor by John Muliett surveyor July 1871 rs IT
et the private known
' the "ho e"h una ;-k a.
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Observation-Disclosures

L H. Jones' Warren. last named 10 n
n
p Ellen L wallaces
OF the half OF Park lot ss between Farnsworth st
WARD No CAP No. ii
r. FHrnsworh plat of the SUBJ OF OF lots
and s 1872 l. Beaubien farm, 3 II
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observation-disclosures

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Proprisiors by Muiet as II
Ss ss VIII. :a G2ns sub OF IN. private claim known
Jerome Monroe Governor and JadFs' yisn :,
John Msn.G. p., 3?
Gs Of ~ ' icss mas 'pfS'sS iHS July i9T lots FOR
Wright Cadillac So Judges plan. 70 =,
Ella. , Asr%' ,s Rla, of the sub Of N
Nj. G Psrest $ ADAMS -
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sdog,;a
ps6 the Ei s spf SHG auy S!a city
E.S; r s Ct III: is 'ss'39 E % brush
Gqame pla, of III. par, of ~ am9e T,
s;S o ;''G & T; p; Bfs'9 en-
Goiamss plat e Williams Park '9,.
ton q me r,tse % 5h9 @ % Ffsrs1 e = their
BoyiaH
& $55;' $ a. s a S51;$ '5l IA
Moniaai last y" 80 80 ;, :,
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cn %Ah h1ri 10 nigh wpds. sub of Park lot. Nos r
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Fsa6 g'r, Of PARK los is and Is
lev ssa.y named .,. 6, a5 n
sa ana a sf 1 ,s farm an n er' q Par TT
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ana IS! o. tho Of Lambert Bcaaeien farm
r5hins gra;4. sub Of part e Pstk lots u
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d. ady named sub -,
3 e Park N Ne. Z B Bsff Harper Hospital
l. Msmpel Ae1andrino part lot No. 2s9:.
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Tho afG'y iss q Fremont Lambert
ss5Sss sasas si sss "fT 9Ss sub
p Cooper canneld regents sub OF 1885, OF Fremont
r. Young ~ canaed last named
Kaufman GARFIELD last named sub............
A. sam,er GARFIELD last
WAND NO CAP
ss sna Esrk 10, 's city Of psroit
w., ss' NJ osrheid
Parson EST sub OF tho n of PARK
sSSfm "a = Hancock
Hawcy Hancock plat Gsneses County SAVINGS bank
~ WSyas CO. Misss : p, RI n 1s g. En-
Marhouse. 10 n
Kun1ehS Brushs sub that tho Brush
lying between line OF Farnswoh 81 and the line
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lying 8 OF ana adjoining OF
""D Plat Of Moore and Planners sub OF Park lot a.
detroit T. s. las. ~ named lx SO n
T. w named sub