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The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Mill Pay States Debts.

Charleston. At an all-night ses- sion of the West Virginia legislature, which is meeting in extraordinary session, the general appropriation bill. which is expected to put the states financial condition again on a sound basis, was passed by both houses
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Custer Suit Invalid.

New Orieans-The Supreme Court of Louisiana upheld decision of the civil district court here declaring the Jaw under which the district attorney of New Orleans brought custer pro- ceedings against the American Sugar Refining Company to be unconstitu- tional.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Confident of Justice.

Washington Satisfied flat jus tice finally will be accorded them by Great Britain, representative of Chi eago packers decided to leave their interests in detained cargoes of meat in the hands of the British embassy officials here.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Can Ship German Goods.

Washington. Great Britain noti- fled the State Department that it had extended to June 15 the time within which German goods may be shipped to America from neutral DO, S. pro- vided they were purchased before March l.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Holland Makes Protest,

The Hague.-The government of The Netherlands has sent a note to Germany protesting against the sink ing on May of the Gunard line steamer Lusitania by a German sub. marine.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Submarine k-4 Aground.

Newport = Another mishap to the submarine fiotilla guarding the At. lantic coast during the war game was reported when news was received that the submarine K-4 is aground on the east side of No Mans Land. The tender Fulton is standing by.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Trade Balance Favor U. s.

Washington. = Secretary Redfield reported the trade balance in favor of the United States for the week end ing May 22, at approximately $19.0Go,- 900. He estimates that the total bal ance since last July has been s900,- GOO 900.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
New South Wales Cotton.

Washington. An experimental crop of cotton planted at Mirnool. New South Wales, by an American settler, experienced in cotton growing. is attracting more than ordinary in- terest, according to report from son at Sydney.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Greek kinq Improving.

London - A Reuter- dispatch from Athens says considerable relief is manifested by the newspapers and the public over the improved condition of King Constantine, who, in the opinion of the attending physicians, has pass ed tn edanger point.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Bound With Leather.

A frock of georgette crepe is made with three ruffies on the skirt. each bound with narrow edge of black leather The same black leather is used for belt and to bind on the bodice.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

the spring blouses, not to speak of the dainty vestees. It is often cross barred that is. with a back-hand stitch in black or colors. or embroidered with flowers and the buttonholes done in the same color. Pieces of organdie trim other materials such as crepe de chine. batiste and other blouse mate rials.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

Geneva, Switzerland. = There are nearly 100000 Americans, English men, Russians, Italians and Serbians now in Switzerland who will receive protection
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
EIecrrocuted at TcIephone.

Cranston.-Mrs. Arthur H. Moves was accidentally electrocuted in her home when she picked up tele- phone receiver with one hand while holding the handle of an electrically
 operated vacuum cleaner in the other.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Lassen Peak Active Again.

Bedding. - Lassen Peak signali ed It's first anniversary as an active vol cano by bursting into violent eruption the first time since the outbreak of May 9.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Venice in Darkness.

Veniee-The military authorities have given orders that no lights be displayed in Venice between sunset and sunrise that can be seen from above the city This is precaution against attack by aeroplane
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Chased By Submarine.

Queenstown. The White Star liner Megantic, carrying many passen- gers, from Liverpool to Montreal, was chased by submarine off the south coast of Ireland, but eseapad.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Rock island Probe to eeoin.

Washington = Investigation into financial affairs of the Rock Island Railroad will be resumed by the Inter state Commerce Commission at hearing here June ?.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Blouse of Oruandie.

Blouses of organdie unless made of a very fine quality are found to be unsat- isfactory so that this charming mate rial Is used now more for trimming purposes such as collars and cuffs of
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
More Flour For BeIoians.

Pittsburgh. = Mayors and burgesses of 2S towns in western Pennsylvania, at dinner pledged 127.250 sacks of flour, valued at S254.500. to be sent at once to starving noncombatants in Belgium.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Female Police Force.

Paris.-The Rome correspondent of the Temps telegraphs that nearly Ill., GOO women have enrolled in female police force. authorized by the Italian government.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
SionaIs For Submarines,

Washington.-Con Skin- ner at London cabled that the British admiralty has arranged a special sig nal to warn vessels that German sub marines are known to be in their vi- cinity.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

St. Louis-Representa of the French government here began filling an order for 10000 horses. France al- ready has bought 30,o00 horses at this market.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
S5.ooo Blaze in claytor

Hugo The business district of Clayton, Okla, town of soc people 50 miles north of here, was destroyed by fire with a loss estimated at S25, 900.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Tvpewriter For Eeet

Berlin.-As a result of the war a typewriter has been invented for the use of onearmed persons, who will use their feet in place of the lost arm.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

Look at that dog chasing his tail He is only doing what you and are trying to do-making both ends meet"
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

IIIBTt dFB d5 fIttIIJ to vV HVPA1E7 NH.7- 7' but usually the average is 25. The sessions are held in a long, bright and sunny corridor on Ellis island, where emigrants are landed.
 Sometimes you will find at study "the whole world in children as a deeply impressed visitor recently ob- served. A photograph taken at a time when the school was not par ticularly well attended, shows kid dies who are Bohemian, Italian, Polish. Russian. Hungarian. Danish.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

Judge Caverly along with 25 other panhandlers picked up in West Madi- son street. That is, Tony appeared disguised behind blanket of soot and grime. He admitted an antipathy to soap and asserted water, even as beverage. was poor stuff.
 T just blew in from St. Louie," he said.
 Well, you can't mix with our buns without first taking a bath s5." said the court
 It was only few minutes later
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

that Mrs Annie Mus faced her 
 couldn't stand to live with him longer a bath
 do nome bathe daily month the brdewell will
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Madison Students Like Matted Milk and "Cigs'

WsAbout 200 matted mks consumed annually by the M people This
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Pope Regrets War.

Rome. Deep regret is felt by Pope Benedict that italy has decided for war.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03

Why, the Very Idea! Whom the gods would destroy they first made efficient. Chicago Trip une.
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
How Chicago Nearly Had the Laugh on St. Louis

cAGoFor few minutes the other V Louis and John Muts of and spill the beans
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
School Whose Pupils Speak Eleven Languages

NEW little o the IN 0 world schoo
 big is not Sometimes
The Monticellonian., 1915-06-03
Atlanta Thief Speca|izes in Electric Lights

\ TLANTA.-The Fulton county, Aial A gently by mysterious burglar.
 recorded in Atlanta in a long while.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
FOURTEENTH WARD.

Ward No u. CAP NO g.
Am Car Foundry Jefferson last named sub nu''
,y,nS qndiSdsd " sa \ ST y sr.O 80 Z, Of e 50 e
wRD NO II e " " anu "o'' 'e"ersIP rSP No Scenue' n'
Mich Carbon Co. Jefferson Busheys sub part p
NO 's between Fort ST. and River road
Mich Carbon Co, Jefferson.
Mich Carbon CO, Jefferson
Mich Carbon Co. Jefferson.
Mich Carbon Co, Jefferson. last named sub
WARD NO ''' CAP No 10
r. Harrison. Oak Clark OF part OF p c. 5s3
lying between Fort St and Wabash r. R..,...........
WARD No
Eli Barkume Est, Fort. c. Campau's sub lots
Busheys sub. OF OF =. G. IS,
WARD NO ~
7. ID. Bull s. Fort, p c. a..
w. 1899 ft OF = SOFAS IT., lying between wabash
n n. ~ Q OF ave.
WARD 40. ID - = = ~ ~ cap No I
A. schoman. n Fort plat OF sea-
heirs Of b.
r. n
f. harkume Est ~ Fort last named sub
EI fanerty. Fort campau p G IS. lying n Of
Fort st and between Ninewood West
WARD -. - CAP NO is
Spring. sylvester T, Marions
r. whitney court Haes sub OF lots and o. the
OF o. l. sc. r No. SEA. known = j.
wAitp 40 ~ CAP NO II
Dan McIster Baker plat Of Huobards SUBJ OF part OF
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
Observation-Disclosures.


p. rs. Dix st.........,........
=, Is IT.
M Sub R'Sr & .a OF Fort q G. !. sad % e ot p4 g 81 g
%HSrFs IS Of b sshf5 road s 3 81 Sso:Fa @ .. sub o. Of
BPe; So Pix. last named ,"'
B. d II. R SUB Ra9 ct e s rS s.%S:a Ct
Jacob lJ F R @ sss' ss%sa ss ;s saS is
WARD NO - rs.rs $3.50 IT. ofw, "ttsats u og,n g,.n
s st@ s:S'is, " & u
u @o soi& and 'irs1sa asns a1. s.a
SSsIs. ssS :Si Us sSS r -i~ss% n s, K
T'ss s'a sss ss ss''s h. sf; s & y Ss
P9cP%eT,pr 9g Brandon last named sub.
B .e. sss SS..s e. s:s
5oST I'D Clark. OF tn. S
Fsfeya n b. last named named SUB. SUBJ
Frank & Clam m ID" last named sub
ps g y & II IsngsssR ~ ssSssS and ssnd.r.on
wan NJ :, s,sy ,sS
Aus s:;@..a sis Gss..s s;s''ssf sss .ss
@fAs's s'ss: as:,.s sub ss Is q
;nsi :ss s;iH .::s
Michigan.
9Sa:$rs FE'si % & lit
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The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

wwfnR SS o,Fa ., the eSP q 20 'Gs sly
J. t'GsS dS,dr :. q Gnlagd s.s is.s named sub
j. ou,ow. o.rasd last named .................
xs.s.S asrasla. wur.smssr. sub. Of block IS. Nc
SOU i snr'a II LEU ss'9ss arm sub Of 'a' ny
wasS Ss'Sr so Z, GARFIELD las. named sub CAP 10 ioi
Hsss ,asrn:la: Lambert. sub .
dn,oS
J. S.Ss oSIned last named sub ~ ~, ~.
Colin. EGEsa :ss oAans.. se Of N. -; ''ii Of
E.l5. a.' Moran n @ aas' 'e' &5 5 ~ sub Of part q c
vi
1iGsss H.sssss las s., named named SUI 4
s;n;.t piss :ss as-ss G 'ss ma IN: r,
IL 1! s:;:. ss!s
HI F2;"ssri ':.;ss E::r:s. ;ses ;es i S
SaGio, PTsh Tcad a" Wy
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rS.odss Ieo",. Z ~ !, P Ppsr: a @ J; g..
u IL :s
rssF;'s asas Ise Moran 'ss, sf" sS =
ss9s. Moran Tis"i % HsFf9 e : .os q part
n sssspe ~ Farn.wor,h Hugo schsrer,
ply, dFaFFdd
y:Esss f@isS5's fsSsff a:t 's named sS%i1 .aS aRe
sss$ a'sy Al sS:i#'ssf Ss$ss sSSS.' s
sa II. slSy S @ F2s.; Il ss aud ,S st % Il n II ~ n
s. Colin. Ra = a@m S5 h n'r' SUD 81 = = OF 70.
"a X MI a.l. sGs Hss. assss tas :ss ss nd
N e: My R, last ct @ Ssmsa "a :S'D. farm s = and
sssS SS y 4 kirby rrauso, schmidt A., GAE as % y p. part
sss$s$ F:fsy Il: named named :$S
..s:s Sis %. w:t .4 4s Z. !. 'i named m fs
aa y;is Moran Hss ssH 's' e l:s par, q 3 i.
Ferry Hussne II Hni.. sub Of part Of 8 IS
$'; g;,,I: ::@si P,, s;;:' e r'i
D. Moor. Palmer sub OF part Of o az Ie6
.s.s / t.,n. e.p,... sui, ;. ., 4 Sss,s.. .la
e'se' e. s farm r:'f;' sub e part q n:
Nd 5:.s: g9s,is;r % g!:se1: ;'l +; S.''
4 4 His gaSn n oTs%s a@agS
hps.S Grand
s$ sIr Hssss asSps CAN'T: ne % e's s,ls; r;sf SUB q .
A: :s$ sud fss' & '"s Wy F' 81 .ss g @ - col
go2arIes ana !, BuEE,on'. SUB q III.
Room ssss Ia: nssi named named SUB :Ss
A named
tnsSSs yss rgHs TgSass "is is. G'%@ Named rV .6
Fss:: Fss:: s:i s:i named SUB u
:; rlg'i's. s. g'ii"iF ana D.!o. @ q par.
A. sanger Kanter ssodreb Burton's sub. OF the
4 schmidt Kaatsr last named sub
wIWn Wnueh,N no g ns"'e' ' ~ sun cap No ia
n 4 Koppln n Kater Petricks sub part W.
II &srnSss TrousiS. named
q Turner n Tromby GOODRICH Barton's sub. OF the
A Turne n Trombly
state saw Bank. Tronbiy. last named sub
Trombly, last named sub.
rgpsr Trombiy last named sub CAP No. i;,''
WI iapcre n. Trombiy. fsirlcks sub Of part
81 of frac sec as T. =, r. he. ~ rear
q Turner = Dane Goodrch and Bur,ons Of
part u frac. sec 2s r. g. r. ~ E.......,
y 1nisa milwaukee, Goodrich and Buttons sub.
part of frac rs. T. $, r. ~ b..
r. n EDssI n milwaukee Kenger. sub. OF part
of craig ave ~ extended r. S. r. 3 W Nv gTs2 r.
Milwaukee, named sui.
Hilsendes.n Eat Milwaukee last named sub -.
q turner. Sargent Goodrich Bhrton's OF W
=. R IL
w Matter sargent last named sub.
Tuer sargent last named sub
D. psbro.ti sargent Kenser, sub q tina, 80
H. sub Of frsc Sec 70 and a. ying OF the center OF
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

WARD NO. II CAP M ?
j. H. schultz. Michigan p c. No SsS for
the heirs OF j. B. Campau
WARD NO IL p' w. i'''S ~; caP aT no 5og g.. IT.
Plat OF n. Hubbard's sub Of part of p C. No 77 n
OF Michigan ave S5 II.
j. Houghton, Buchanan f. Campaus the half OF
WARD NO IL CAP NO 10
TSmMSic,Eb M N Buehsnan Marion and campaus
John Sack Buchanan last named
H., F. Jones Buchanan last named sub
WARD NO. IL CAP No se :
Julius Beyer Buchanan campaus sub Of the W. half
NJ NJ Woodruff Rich
Asan Beaver, named
Henry ohrns.
Chas kranshaw. Beaver, last named
Lee scranton Beaver last named sub.
John sub.
H. schmidt Hancock named
Pospeshi Hancock. last named
~: Kavan. sylvan
whitney Realty sylvan last named sub.
r. Mter. Warren Hubbard pingwalls sub OF lots
Isl 6 TO ISL 2si to 33S and s7 TO $685. all inclusive,
being p c. 49, lying Michigan
. WARD No II CAP NO 50
half Of the concession
Hubbard Dngwall Warren. last
w, II Sanca ne Warren last named
80 campaS farm -.
John Foley warren crosman cushngs Of part Of
Foley last named sub.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03
Observation-Disclosures


EHs, ES ssTs:R, las, las. named named .iss
G feneeke. n, last Dsmed sub..... ~, ~
ss':e s.Sf''fH 'fe HYi'S; - %a q =:
{;s.@ ,: as: :s:sss ssH',si T. II;
2's a se5 ssyss.s sss%s sss. S s
NJ; s$%;$ Nj Hsi s: "s%:s Sxt y5 i;
pi g Es s Go' R s s II OF o ~: ss s 'i 81 o
y J, SSa t. = q: f. s'i .s alS farm estate. also part Of
Elliott Tr.e.o.. schmidt. ); 4 & i DSS'Gp q @
j. .Ka,sr. Mt Elliott .ue......;s,s & III
Reno Y, Mt Elliott Myiiur sub Of {. part o. O. | u.s.
TaFS % r Fn,s,ss Hs.s RsI.s.. Is4m sub ana
n Bolton v Elliott. Br,tOis sub. Of e haii of
ii Es;E is' s:' .;' named
l. fssD Disss is Lambert. sub Of Of :
5 %fRa s.s.pss dssl ss%Sl. 'Sr' SUB 81 "
%:Ra, sasHsw H ~; y
$ Esry . sr.' Il ds,s .s e 's: MY a''sS +
:s a. 81 nsslss sis s.sa s 4 n.' Z cub Fl III:
rnery Mr.. oal'tsr. sub q ., Of
Is Il and is SUB Of IS; also an %
% s9 s''EiP ETy oTasG is. Hss %%e t@oo.o
yas$ ! asstis. Moran Fs r$ $.P' :'s : +: ~,
* Rs5 e, ete. SUB of
NJ: Clark Moran Moran last last named named
y nsa9 81 7r:s, ss Of 4..s ssa' part Of es
&sss n n, as@.s ass's SUB sub Of lot
h'fe" c D2;ss'Ay r.c. sub Of 10 haoFic:
sses Hsss Moran 4sf.' 4s;H ;g' G : 2
HsE'1 arr s'i!;ssy;f; 3. 4 5:
nsSss ss'H t. I2o3se!ssai ss sub Of esfi
,sS TsS'1& 1''''os. ''e st part 3 = e ana
L, ialen. Eln,wood, GaIen heirs
Gaisn Eimwood.
F. WaIsn. Elmwood. waltz sub part o a. as
Waltz . Eimwood named
F. r 'Bsyc;she. Emwood part Of . No.
Beyeressa Eimwood las, named sub
100 e Of that ''si ma = .s.a,s : |iss e
i sss IS assls: as arm
Rs%%s% E#%SSG E%%SSGG last last %s#:S "s%:$ SUB
E.ysse :ss d Tse'' \: :o & 9ssp5tss 2; arm
whRb = S6 5nq a c.p yo
S.i e5s: gRSoGs arS sna"s'. sub Of the MY
WARD NO 10 l04
the MY F%E0a q lot aaosp and PTreas na T is Ss 20 lott S
lot r. of The sub OF private land claim Nos II and asa
WY % the Fort Gratiot road known as the Cons farm
J sebittsn9slm: Emwood ? wooaruns sub part of
Assss@ AAssa@ Ei%SSd E%wSSd last as: named named aS sub
TS;sSt EImwcoa qs So
e Way Wayne ce e 'f' g. % r. c9spGon n g G
f I. Allies. W rear W 80 Il
WARD No !, rear rear ac,sr
NJ Webster. wessons section of the chapo-
F,inisy,og Elmyqod MsLeaps .ec9n of the cSspoon
q w Hunt Leib. w Hunts sub OF part Of lot
o Phelps McDousau. Emory sub Of Sock l. Nc
Hoffman q McDouga f. wendeIrs sub OF blocks g. and a
Mnlousai farm
Campau McDougsi A. NJ campau's re-sub Of bart
OF the McDougai farm, between Macomb
campau Real Co, MoDousa last named sub si n n
Campau Real Co. McDousa last named .....n n
cempan Reel Co. McDougall last named sub. ~
q pIeteS, Grand Boulevard. August ouasts sub OF o.
Mclougsl farm
A. soman, Grand Boulevard William c. Mayburys sub of
sub Sf traS secs No., 10 and So City OF wayns
siSnaa ard oHe1ad las, named sub SSgS sSso & 6
S%snn Grand Grand RSSs sst ss named named : Sub
westbrook Craig last named sub sub................
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

WARD NO II CAP NO. 70
":aS'y u s iSs s Of y ss' a '2S @
p 6lfE aSSys. . .aS Mesw &C ,ss HGyt s sub
g. H$E:$ $EsS Al: All $$$:a $$$:a
wm Meyer Milford MeIaushq. cub Of part Of frac.
McIagghn Brown place
Ts@e" tF'"''' sub Of par, q i5eo SC :,
ssfn' part ri'T@s y @ as'' @ Hu5' E'T II L HOLMES. SUB Of
shan fireman last named sub ......................
%T' fireman last named sub
White fireman sssSsdt. sub q joseph IRE
$S s 'ii' NJ and y 10000 e;t; rag afs
Lillian k9Ser,s fireman IAresmont sub OF lot. II
Ei :se. Ss g g. 81 g and pGa g. %s
Brooks Kpsga Isrch%cnt Brooks Klnso9s par,
Paschke n rehnont last named
T. w ard Iarchmont last named sub. :;
sesb%SI r 9rchms. sssso!4rs eel q Tire
w% wS5d seebaidt last named sub =;
Callahan seebadt Brooks Eneon. sS6 Of Np part 3
sSs DsePh g,c fireman Es and So 10000 acre tract
II Ssr,hs seebaidt last named sub.
Ns s. sss . 1905 @ .s,
l. .GS .5! Afp4se A4rn1nls T;I., SUB & Of
SUB Of So 81 and ss 10000 tract and frae
RSSs 5sSS .n GaGn seH%ss paoS s os nsG naT.S sub
s Holden co ~ Aendne ahs last sIn named sub
:, ..,,. .r..,. - $50 IT.
VIM sknnef xIengelc in.t named
H. KrChner; AllendaIe last named SUBJ, -. - =:
Tnsts Fern place soellner. park
4 i: s:%S :ss Ps" @ rs cssS:s S
The Detroit times., 1915-05-03

WARD NO IL CAP NO n
Emma Corning Warren last named
WARD NO. IL
Hubbard & Dingwal. Warren Hubbard of
inclusive. OF j. W. Johnstons sub OF e
pau farm being p c. 7s lying n. OF Michigan
VIM, stacey Merrick, F. csmpaus half Of
C.
n
Alma Newell Kirby.
j. f. Selkrk, Macarthur
VIM Colby Macarthur.
a. corhet HUDSON last named sub ..................
w n Brown Hudson last named sub.
W. A. Miller, McGraw, Cahaen's
j. OF m
r. n. Michigan
WARD NO ia - ~ CAP No 80
w Rowland Mcdraw c. ?. W. Of
the rear concession OF c. 7s,..w 2S10 IT, OF 1s4 IT,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-08-13
Continued from Supplement.
WHAT BALTIMORE WANTS.

Baltimore City, according to its news
papers, is openly in favor of the party.
and the candidates, which will give the
city what it wants in the matter of great
er extension and greater political power.
The News is fairly representative of this
sentiment when it says "What Baltimore
gains at Annapolis next year depends
mainly upon the pledges it extracts from
the two State conventions. \
The vital thing, therefore. is so to com.
NIT the State conventions that the CITY
can go to Annapolis and demand fulfil
ment Of things that have been nominated
in the bond.
There Is the situation in plain Shy
lockian English. The News further
states IT opinion that Mayor Preston is
f0E Lee, beeause Lee promised better
for those thinez in which the CITY is
chiefly concerned; and as the Mayor long
zg0 cut his ere teeth, the city has taken
Il pretty vel f0r GRANTED that he received
zssurznces that were satisfactory
Statements more frank than these could
not well De devised, and come as a sort
Of novelty in this age Of playing the soft
pedal IN politics Evidently, the fight
Is on pretty openly between the city and
the res Of the State, the important
question being-How much the city
wants if any, Is antagonistic to the best
interests Of the whole State Carroll
Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-08-13
Birth Records Broken.

All birth records fol the year were
smashed during July when according
10 figures given out BY County Health
Officer Dr.. Ralph Browning. Of Ny
ersville. L22 births were reported Re
cords show that there were / more
births during the past month than
during June.
Births more than doubled the num-
Der OF deaths in the county. During
the past month there were but Il
deaths. which was decrease over
the previous month
There was 2 marked decrease II
the number OF reported contagious
disease cases But Is were reported
during the past month. against about
g. during the month Of June
As shown in resent article Z
The Frederick Post the health cor
ditions Of the county during This sun
mer are above the ge1sral average
The report also shows thzr q The
Il deaths tuberculosis wzS rsSpo2si-
bic for -. In eight months . deaths
occurred because Of tuberculosis
Many physicians claim that rUbsr-
culosis Is partly due 70 bovine tub
CIRCULAR trouble. transmitted n milk
and diary products. City Health Of
fcer Dr.. Ira J. NcCurty 5 nov az
tempting 70 have the board O. alder
men pass Al ordinance providing for
ordinance which viii il enforced in
sure absolutely pure milk n this city
The city health officer further de-
clares that some OF the milk sold in
Frederick i not II for consumption
As Yer the city officials have taken
10 action in regard 10 this matter.
The following Is the health report
Of the county tor the month ending
July 81:
Total number OF births reported.
129 total number Of deaths report
ted. 4. causes Of deaths as follows;
commissions. :: accidents. ); enrsrO
eoIitis. 4; cancer. s. -hronic Bright's
disease. 5: cholera i1fa1tum. >; par
alysis. :. teta1us. l intestinal Oh
struction. 4 peritonitis. >; senility.
I: castro e1teritis. I: typhoid fever.
1: marasmus. l: chronic emphyssua,
1. Addison's disease. I heart disease.
I tuberculosis, Z; i.emorrhage from
bowels. I; erysipelas. !: arreriO SCI
erosis. l; general asthenia. I; other
causes. p; total number Of contag-
Gus diseases reported. Is: scarlet
fever. ?: whOoping- .ough. I: typhoid
fever. S; tuberculosis, /
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-08-13
stolen Horse Recovered.

Considerable mystery still sur
rounds the presence OF a horse and
buggy along the lines of the Hagers-
town and Frederick Railway. near
the farm OF Dr. R N. Rau, near Fred
eriek The rig, valued al perhaps
$3.50 was found early Wednesday
morning by H u. Free. tenant on the
Dr.. Rau property. The same even
ing man claiming TO live in the VIC
unity OF Emmirsburg identified the
horse and buggy. II was impossible
70 secure the name of the owner OF
the rig
According TO the story told by the
owner OF the outfit the horse and bug
81 vas taken from in front of the
store OF ?. '. Staub. on Tuesday even
ng. He vas unable to find the team
until he heard OF the inquiries which
were made OF the Frederick police
force by Mr.. Free
Tie owner stoutly maintains that
the team vas stolen What became of
the party that took the team is
mystery The night the horse and
buggy disappeared was q stormy one.
At the time OF is desertion along the
tracks Of the railway company the
storm was 81 about It's height
From the appearance OF the horse
and the buggy it had stood out the
entire night The animal was drench-
Cd EIth water and the buggy showed
signs OF having stood though heavy
rain
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-08-13
Lieutenant Ericsson Here.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Sidney Ericsson
are visiting Mrs. Ericson's parents,
Professor and Mrs. Edward Harvey,
West Patrick street Lieutenant Eris-
son. who was called home because OF
the death of his father at his home
in Lakefeld. Mimi, is stationed at
Camp Keithly. 61S miles from Manila
On their way home from the Philip
pines Mr. and Mrs. Ericsson stopped
al San Francisco 10 see the exposi-
ton Lieutenant Ericsson expects to
return TO his post September Z, while
Mrs Ericsson will remain in Freder-
ick until after the Christmas holidays.