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The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Germany Regards Sit
uati0n As Extremely
Grave
GERARD KEEPS
STRICT SILENCE
Regards Document AS
Final Word of Gov
ernment

6y CAHI w. ACNeHMAN.
(Ston Correspondent United Pysss.)
BERLIN, (via The Hague), July
29.-There is no chance to doubt
that the situation growing out Of
the new differences between the
United States and Germany 10 re-
garded here as extremely serious.
Americans in Berlin who are In
touch with the American embassy
know that the feeling there has be-
come extremely grave.
Ambassador Gerard. in his deal.
ings with the foreign ONCE. has
adopted nrm attitude. indicating.
in effect, that the Lusitania Incl
dent is closed "a far as he. speak
ing for the United States govern.
ment. is concerned: that he expects
to have nothing further to com.
municate to Germany on the sub.
ject.
This attitude on the part of the
ambassador IA new. Gerard. who
was in closest touch with develop
ments both here and at homo made
strong efforts in the direction of an
agreement between the two govern
ments. I learned today. He even
sent to Washington. following the
dispatch of the last German note.
several propositions urging . COM
promise and pointing out the pos
sibilities for an amicabie under.
standing.
Gerard. now. however. has taken
the position that inasmuch 40 Pres.
(COntinuel % PAge Two.D
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WILL 1T APPEAL TO THE vOTER7
VERNON, GINGER ALE KING,
PURE WATER "CRANK," HAS
GREAT PURIFYING SYSTEM

making ginger ale years and years
ego, one Of his chief aims has been
to secure 100 per cent purity OF
product, and the Detroit water sup
ply gave him a splendid oportunity
to ride his hobby.
When he began his experiments
on the river water he was In
about the same fx as the physicians
called into consultation over the
case of Hortense, the fat girl Nat
wills used to tell about; they didn't
know whether to operate or blast.
(ContinueA On Page Two)
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

No one would suspect mild-man-
nered James Vernon, alderman from
the Second ward and father OF the
ginger ale industry In Detroit, OF
being a crank, but he is. Just start
talking water" to him and you'll
find out.
Yes, Mr.. Vernon Is crank on
pure water. and after you've seen
to what lengths It has carried him
you'll agree that it's pretty good
fault.
Ever since Mr.. Vernon started
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
HOME LOOTED
OF GEMS WHILE
FAMILY is AWAY

Detectives Repp and Heig are In
vestigating the theft Of jewelry val
ued at $500 from the home OF Otto
G. Behr. No. 6l7 Field-ave.. some
time Wednesday afternoon or even.
inG. the members OF the family dis
covering the theft when they re-
turned home shortly before midnight.
Several diamond rings, four watch
%. come stick pins. two strings Of
pearls. and two necklaces we're In
ciuded In the plunder.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
BECKER TO
MEET DEATH
ON FRIDAY
Justice Ford Denies
Condemned Mans
Last Appeal
FEELS TRIAL WAS
JUST AND FAIR
BY UNITED PRESS.

oseiNiNo, N. ", July 20
'sYou can tell the world that
Charlie Becker will die like .
man. That's ALL"
Becker has lost hls last tight.
with the above words he resign
Cd himself 20 hls fate today,
even while HE lawyers were 70
vsrIshly oroplno Tor some legal
angle on which they could hope
70 turn the case and cheat the
oaunt chair In whIoh no will die
at 6:+6 o'clock tomorrow morn
Ina. Even HE wife, whose re-
markabls nsrve has never fal.
tered throughout hls three years
Heht sor life, was In q state Of
collapse today. Her nerve broke
when relatives told her at mid
nIoht Justice John Ford refused
20 grant her husband . new
trial.
NEW YORK, July 2e.--Justic
FORD. of The supreme court, Las
light ofliciaily denied the plea o
ounsel for Charles Becker for
(CeutsnseA On Paws rwe.)
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
SCANDAL IN
.JAPCAB|NET'
BY UNITED PRESS.

TOXIC. July 29.--Home Minister
Oura resigned today following his
implication in alleged extensive
bribery in the recent general cleo
tion. His arrest Ii expected to fol-
low.
Fears for Q complete government
upset, which resulted from the ar
rest last night Of Hayashida, chief
secretary Of the house of representa-.
tives, are increased.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Secretary Redfeld Be-
gins Probe of Inspec-
ton Service
FEDERAL COURTS
COMMENCE WORK
Two Steamship Line
Officials Among Men
!, Accused
Bp UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. July 29.-With six
men held TO the county grand jury
O. q result OF the coroner's inquest
to nx the blame for l.200 TO l.400
deaths on the Eastland, presentation
| Of testimony was begun today In two
new probes. They were the formal
Investigation by the government
steamboat inspection service. head
I'd by Secretary OF Commerce Red
neld In person. ana the nrst session
Of the federal grand jury. United
States District Attorney Clyne plan
ned personally TO present evidence
and examine witnesses before the
latter body.
The men held before the coroners
fury which. throughout It's verdict OF
manslaughter. emphasized that greed
for gold was responsible for the dis
aster, are:
w. X, Greenbaum. OF the Indiana
Transportation Co.. which chartered
the Eastland from the owning st.
| Joseph Chicago line.
Robert Reid. United States boat
inspector, who granted the request
OF the steamboat officials to raise
the passenger-carrying capacity OF
the boat.
Harry Peterson. captain Of the
Eastland.
Joseph NJ. Erickson. chief engin.
Ger OF the Eastland. and son.in-law
Of Inspector r. NJ. Reid.
c. G. EcklifY. United States boat
Inspector.
william Hull, vice-president and
general manager OF the at. Joseph
Chicago line.
All these men. except Hull, are in
custody or under close surveillance.
Hull, whose agents announced he
has been prostrated at his Michigan
homo since his boat sank with 1900
poul cent word early today that he
wo,l' he in Chicago by noon to
place himself IN the hands Of the
authorities. -
One fact that loomed up today to
disturb ofY,cials investigating the
disaster. was pointed out by Secre-
tary RedHeld. The cabinet member.
with permission of States Attorney
Hoyne, told the county grand Jurors
be believed they have not authority
~ indict, and that the states attor-
ney could not lawfully prosecute
federal steamboat officials. He de-
.lared he has found they violated
40 federal statutes and consequently
could not be blamed for obeying the
rules and law under which they
work.
Prosecutor Hoyne attached so
much weight to this newly-arisen an
gle that ne postponed asking the re.
turn of indictments. which he an
,ounced would be handed down yes
terday.
The verdict of the coroner's Jury
bitterly arraigned federal laws which
permitted inspectors arbitrarily to
Increase a boats passengercarryinR
capacity with regard only to nine
;eet Of space for each person and no
'egard for stability. The Jurors
.ound that not only do existing laws
present loopholes for gold-greedy
lhipowners, but that even these
avs are many times laxly admins
cred.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Take $3.50 From One
Man and $50 From
Another
MIRROR BACK
is POOR BANK
Woman Hides Savings
There, But Thief
Lifts Roll

Mrs. Ella Basley, Of No. "a Baker
st.. hid her money behind a mirror
on a mantel piece In the front room
Of her home.
This was a secret with Mrs. Bag.
ley. but someone else found the hid
ing place. 80 II is not a secret any
more, and. anyway, the SIS that was
behind the mantel. had disappeared
when Mrs. Bagley returned home
Wednesday evening. She suspects o
boa rder.
Damyen Cavic, who came here
from Redben. Pa. to make his homo
at No. 671 Milwaukee-ave. east, was
met by the reception committee Of
the Order of Dips. when he arrived
here. wednesday afternoon, and a.
he boarded a Woodward car at the
Michigan Central depot, someone
took $3.50 in cash from his hip
pocket. he reported to the police.
Alfred Sharbnow. Of No. 81 Gull
lox-st., reported another trying ex.
pericnce.
He said he met young woman at
Congress and Randolph-sts., Wednes-
day night. and took her to Rosen-
berser's cafe, No. 140 Gratiot-ave..
where he bought some drinks 5or
her. A he started to pay his ac-
count, the young woman grabbed q
$50 bill from his hand. gave II to
william Hardy. a waiter. and he
handler her sT change. Then she
walked out the rear door and dis
appeared, Sharbnow told the police
about Il.
Nicola Capocci had saved up $50,
toward bringing his wife and two
children here from the old country.
when he met two apparently drunk
on men at Rivard and Eliot.sts..
wednesday. and accepted their invi-
tation to have q few drinks and =
game Of cards. He reported to the
police that the men were not a.
drunk 90 he thought. for they got
his $40. his savings from three
years Of labor with pick.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WARSAW DEFEN NSES HoL
FAST under TERRIFI
POUNDING BY TEUTO
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vSclnftys TAoBo1oy
shOwers, not much change In te0Dogs
ators. light 60 moderate ssutA -
west Wlna0.
Lever MicAiguns Partly eleoAy
With leeal showersD net nuch change
ln Temperature.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
SIX HELD TO GRAND JURY |
IN EASTLAND CASE; TWO
new INQUIRIES START
TODAY'S GAMES

By UNITED PRESS.
American.
Detroit at New York. part cloudy.
Chicago at Boston. cloudy.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, fair.
Cleveland at Washington, clear.
National.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. threaten
ing.
Boston at Cincinnati, cloudy 1.-TWO
games.)
New York at Chicago. cloudy (two
games.)
Philadelphia at st. Louis, cloudy.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Four champion PAGERS start
In the big race Friday and all
Of them can beat two minutes.
Directum /. William, Anna
Bradford, Frank Bogash. Jr.,
and Flower Direct start in the
big pace Niday.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Bashsse for Health ssa Pleasure. j.
Mineral baths and all approved
ofms OF ydro-therepeutic treat
,srt ~ wsyre Hotsl Mineral Baths.
Rsn day and night.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Greatest pacing race ever
seen at Blue Ribbon races on
Fdday.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

' Go and see the champion
,acers beat the record Friday.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Biggest race Of the year
Friday, the Free for All pace
by the championship.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

!. NJ. wocaru6 has juss returned fsv4
Kansas City. whe-e he. ceneI94e4
the pvsensse q y,n,n me c",u,n s,.s,nn rnw " s ~
cupied by Parke. Davis q co. for
warehouse and oRice purpo9ee.
Property in the neiG hborhood u -.
cressins In value very rapidly sne
desirable from both an inveotuoo0x
r-N business prudsncs point -
view. 81
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Do not forget the big pacing
races on Friday.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

May De Change sn weetAes.
Noondaf lunch; Stc.-Adv.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
tssaisu tar sieie seltans s~earse,.e..,

= Sic amerifaniide @esieruns bat
lire Note an gnglan6 unb Sranfreif
in 8etreff Der bon bei6en 2dnbern
gcecn Seutiflanb berbdnsten 5ans
Selsiperre fertig geitelit. Sn Der Note
ipirb namentlih 9e9en Die juriitiide
YbaIc bes 8lodabes Sefrcts Ginmanb
erboben nno erfldrt. bab bas. Worgebcn
Der Maiierten i'm 8iberiprmf NIT alien
anerfannten @runoideen bes 8olfers
redts ftebe.
Sn 8etreff ,oeS .Srbe" > 3tpis
f9enfalIes biirfte ebenfaus binnen
Sturgeon cine Note bon @aibinaton abb
ecben. porin bon 0eutidlano Griat
fir Sdiff unb 2abung. ioipic 8efpmz
0mng bcS 8ebaucrns Oh beS TorialleS
perlnn9t lperocn mirc.
Sic 5peitc 9eidupcrSe Seatlds
lanb's, baB bon ben Der. Staaten aus
0umoums @eidofe an Die Mlliierten
geliefert peroen, tpirb bon militGris
58en Sa4perifanbisen fir nnbesriins
bet ertlGrt.
- 0as 8unSess& reisgcridt in
Waine perfiiat sic lleberfiibrung bes
8riideniprenaers 8erner &orn nad)
Bolton Sipeds Yro5eiiirlms lpe9en nii7
befu9ten transports bon Sprcnas
%itoficn.
Sem SeutiG : Nmerifaniihen
Nationalbnnb lit BON Wnl. j. Nrpan
folaenoe Nntiport 5u9eoanseii: .Sn
grtpiberuns mag Sbnen our Na9rimt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

bienen. DAB baS Staatss Separtement
lid Der @i6tigfeit Der Siferung ser
Ginfubr aus Seutihlano poqtommen
betpubt lit unb glQes aufbietet. INN cine
8eieruns Der Gage gu ifaffen. Ser
bieii9e britiihe 8otihafter bat NIT
bieIer &egierirns Die Srage cr6rtert.
ipie Der Serianbt bon 8aarc,r. tpelfe
amerifaniihen Sirmem geb6ren iInb
fir ipelfe IN glitem @laliben por Dem
1. Mdr5 Gontrafte abgcihloilen milr>
Den. crleiftert neroen faun."
Ser britiitc 8otihaitcr iprid)t
8eoauern ieiner Nesieruns anldBlid
Der Seftpunbung beS Entertainers
Nont9omerp auf 8ermlba aus nno
berbeiBt polle Genu9tbuung.
- Sic britiide Nesiernns itattct
Dem amerifaniihen 8otihafter @eraro
in Berlin ibren 9anf fir feline Be-
miibunsen I'M britii6e &%riegs9efan9
gene ab.
= @eneral 3apata entiGulbigt lid,
in WaIbington lpegcn Der SGbtung bcS
Entertainers Sobn 3. McARanuS in
Der Staot Merito.
- Oas Iderbal : Separtemcnt
tparnt Dor iibersrobem @eisen<G rport.
ba Der beige @ebarf fir Ndbruusss
unb Saat5ipede sefdbrSet pirS.
- Grabiidof Srelanb. ipelder IN
kei,em 20. 2~ebensiabre itebt. lit. I'M
|folgc allaemeincr Shrpdhe. idnuer err
|franft. - Die meile ct. Yaulcr Static
|Arnlc lit am IS. MGrS croifnct morbcn.
= Sas ameritaniidc Salldboot
ga. peldes an 20. &dr6. nm neln
llbr @oraens. our llnterIeefabrt abs
iubr unb nidt mebr 5uriidfebrtc. lie9t
30 SLATER tief aiif benz @runS bes
Meeres auBcrbalb bes Safens bon
8onoIuIu. 9ie lebte Soiinnns.
Die @emaumua bes llnterleebootes 81
retten. lit geid,mMnben. 9ieutcnnnt
Nlfrco yoniS Gbc bon Hcpaba bcfcbs
liatc bas Boot, bus cine 9einbung BON
% Mann bat. Sas Saiidlbpot murbc
III 1912 in Scnttlc. %aib.. aebaut
mnb bat 100000 gctpltct. Ser
Werlult bes ga lit 6aS c I it, llnters
ieebootslln8liid Der II. e. @arinc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Is. y. A..aaSasramm siei.r s.itmms.)

81 o III. ben 30. MGrS '15.-0er
nSnerpntore Momano". bas pffi5ielle
Organ bes @l. Stubles. ~perncint. oab
~irsenonie Werbanoluneem atpiiden benz
81. Stubl- uno Der itaIieniiGen RE-
9ierung betreffs Der Gage beiteben,
ipslde eintrdte. falls Stalien &ries erz
fldren ipiiroe. Sd babe aus gutter
Guelle crfabren. bab Cardinal 0as=
parri. Staatsiefretdr beS Sl. Saters.
&nBregcln g~ctroffen bat, INN Die a6s
iolute Neutralitdt beS 81. Stubles un0
Die Snterenen bes Vatifans gu lpabren.
I'M Sale elmer lolfen &rie9sertldruns.
Wtan 9lalbt. baB inter ioldben llfns
itdnben Der 81. Batter bic .Stalien
fe~ino(id5en @ddte. tueIGe beim 8atis
fan bertreten iinb.c bitten tpiirbe. lire
@eIanbten 5eittpeilis Snriidsn3iebcn.
Tapit @eneSift erbielt am %. Mars
cincn Brief beS Siibrcrs Ger Yolcns
0ruppc in pclltld)cn MeidstaJ. III
pcldlcr bielcr Dem Sberbalipt ser
Gbriitcnbeit Den Sanf fir oas Suite
reile. bas Der Yapit fir Yolen an Den
Sag seleat bat. ausipridt uno Die
id)Dnen 8orte berpor6ebt. tpelde Der
Yapit benin 3obe bes G~r5biid)ofs bon
Yoiens@ neien '%gciproden bat.
Ser 0itcrreidiid, : umaariide Dot
idnitcr bier bat Dem Yapitc neilc Sns
formation iihcr Die &crbditung BON
bier fatsoliidlcu @iidDicn in @ali6ia,
hurh Die Muncn mterbrcitct; cbenio
@inSelbciten ilbcr bic 5bntiadeL baB
bic 8iiien Die Sepolferung BON pers
idiebsnem ,9ali3ii2en 3priern ises
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
4sm &~riesstbeater.

1ie Diterreiftih . nnsariihe &arpa=
then -Mrmec ,uebrt erfoIsreiG
iiesestrmnteme &mifem al. -
StaIiem ntad5t nod INNER mi&t
init. ioa aber NIT Seiter=
reid 81 eimer Terit6mSismn8 &C.
fommen ieim. - Die Walfamitaaten
nrnbia". A4semeine Sffemfipe
Der AAiiertem fol- b%epuritebem. -
GnslGnScr ,baben" 100000, bic
Nelsier 100000 Mann at her
drout,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Natinmales.

Sas Staats= Sberseriht BON 9oniiiaaa
crfldrt es fir uneunititmtiunell, bic
iiibii&em 8imber Su siuimsen. in
ben 6ffettli&em SMmlen Der 2eimns
pm Iibeltelem, DEFENDERS aus benz
Nemen 9eftament, s~usnb6ren. =
Il. e. gamhbuut amf NeereSsrmnb.
- Yraibemt bittet Gnslanb mnt
0maSc. = Mmerifanii6e SantierS
fiimben friiben 1rieben at.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
tsyestea fit siete settana s~earseHet.,

"a. 9aar3.-Na6 Ginnobmc Der
anlisiifen Seitlng Yr5empsl fanben
Die Hui1cn MIR einen Sriimmerbaufen
Dor. ga iGmmtlihe @erfe. @eihiibe
nnb @unition unh iogas Die MuBen@
forts BON ben Sertbeioisern SeritOrt
iuorben paren. Sffi3iea ipirb aus
Wien nod 8emeloet: Sic aftipe Oar
niion in YrSempsl beitanb ipGbrenc
Der lesten Woden Der 8elaseruns nur
aus $4,000 Nann aller 8affensats
tmiscn. 3fpcibrittel Der Heiabung ges
bDrtcn Dem 2anoiturm on. Won Der
@eiamintiumme miiien a Tcrluiten
unaeidbr 10000 Mann abgeredynet
ipcroen. Sie Mngabe Der 8uiien. DAP
tic 100000 @anm pber nod cine sr0s
Berc 3abl sefangen mabmem. lit eins
fad Idderlid. Sic MniIen 5dblten
iebenfalls bic aus friberen @e1
fed,ten in Der Seitung 3uriidgcbliebes
men Hertpunbeten nn0 @efanscne nit
ioipies Die Der Gibilbebolferung cnts
nomntenen antid1er. Siener nnb Irs
better. Sie Sabl Der iftperen &C.
idiisc belief iih duf 3d." Sn Der
rlHiiiten Stabt &rottin9en. bis ipobin
bic Terfol9ung Der aus Memel 9es
tporfcnen @uifen eebieben lit, baben
bic Demtjhen mebr als breitauieno
aus @emeI forteeihleppte Gipiliften
aus ben 3Gnben bes Seinoes befreit.
= Wei bcn1 In9riff Der Iliiertens
Slottc anf bic 0arSanelen iino. tpic
bon n~emtralcr Scifc gcmelbet ipiro.
nid)t Srei. ionoern flint &riegsidiffc
5ium Sinfen scbraft ullo 1000 &ann
gctGbtct iporoen. - Sn Malta tpcrocn
Mnitalten fur bic 1lnterbrinsung elmer
aroben Nn3aM Wertpunoeter bon ben
Sarbaneuen ~getroffen.
25. N2dr3.-Sn Nor6s SrantreiH. in
Der Champagne. in ben Mt8onnen uno
auf Der So6ebcne bon @oeprc tpurs
ben fran5Sffde Mneriffe abseihlaaen.
8uiiiihe Mnerific in Noros Yolen,
Wcits8 ublanb nnb in Den &arpatbcn
ipuroen abeeidraacn ,nb eini9e taus
ienb 8efanaene gen1a6t. YaMt
.@iornale b'Stalia" lit bas britiiGc
Sdlahihiff .gorntpallis" in ben
OaroaneIen auber 0efedt geiett
tuorbem.
20. Na6r3.-Vei Der GertbeiSisiing
bon Smprna bat iid Yertctp Yaifa.
Sd,iilcr bon b. Der Wolt. anS9e5cihs
net. - &aiicr Wilbelm ridtct Gin
SanfcsiHrciben anldBlid) bcs greBen
Griolges Der 3~lpeitcn &rie9sanlci9e an
has bcutlde Bolt unb erfldrt. .er jei
itols. 6er erite 9iemer elmer iol9en
Nation Su iein~.- Sie R6mpfe bel
Sartmanils ss@eilerfopf bauern an.
Sic Seitcrreiher idlueen Die
Mmiien nDrblif bon gsernoipib. =
Sic lleberieeii6e Nadrid)tens M9entur
mclbct: Sic 3eidnunaen fir bic
sipcitc beutItc A~rieaSanleibe bclauien
lid, lest auf 5000. 900. 900 Miarf. Su
ai.ic Snmnic iino bic 3eiGmmaem Der
Trupper i'm Tclbe, Die 9leihialls ibr
Gderilcin ~beitruaen. ni9t einbes
9riffen. -. Die .Gsrriere bella Sera"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
(Sortietums aaf Der r.. Seite.)

StaatsietrctGr @rpnn erflGrt.
oaB bic 3apatilten bel Der Grmoroun9
oes Entertainers WlcIeanus bas
Sternenbauner imitItirt hatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

5tpunsen babeu. ben ruiiiId> ortbos
boren 8lauben arSune5men. Sn ei<
nem saliaii1en Dorj bon $50 Ginipobs
ilern nurben 0iele boz bic Wabl ges
freIt. enttpeber ibrem 0louben a6suz
idtpOren uno our ruffiihsorrtoboren
Birdie iiber5,treten ooer IN BEN Sob
gu eeben. Die aeute. ipeiserteu lid,
NIB ipl,rben eridoKen. Bier NGtern
Der @eieai6aft Seiu selans es 5u
iliid]ten; iic pnroen bou ibren Ser
fol8ern sebett. big einer tobt 5llam>
menbra1.-(8.)
&$$
Safer IuguI Yel5er. elm 8elsicr.
bisher SefrctGr Der pattfaniid,en
@ibliotbef, lit bonn Yaplt gum Yribatz
admmerer ernamt norbert nit bent
3itel Noniignor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
aus Der Cwisem Staht.

Vatifan i~nterueniert nidt. = 9anf
Der Holem an ben 81. Batter. -
Der Hapif iiber bic 8prsdnse III
0aii5ien imfurmiert. - S&Gnbli&e
V%ebanolnns BON 8atbsltfen iettens
Der rmiiiid,en Solbaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

- 2aut .86ln. Sts." baben in Ser
Shtpeis anldBlih Der Surhreiie bon
Seutifeu, Die sesen fran5oiiihe unS
ensliihe 8efan9enc mlsgctauift ipors
ben. 6ablreid,c anti oeutide Scmons
ltrntioncn itattNciuuocn.
SnS Sumbcas SuitiSaut lcitct
baa Scidlaguubmc %erinbrcn gc9cn
Den Sambrrg Nmerifaniihcu Sampicr
-Sbenlpnlo" Gin, ioeld)er aus benz
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r%unsspapiere alIssulauicn periaGte.
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GOOD llNvESS 5jTAc0MA REAL ESTATE!
LEGAL NOTICES.

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LOCAL Improvement District No.
737.-Notice Is hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinance No. 4249
OF the City of Tacoma, a roll has
been placed In my hands for the
collection of the 9th annual Install
ment of the assessment levied for
the Improvement of Adams Street
from North 21st Street to North
27th Street.
Said improvement consists In
grading said portion of said street
to the established grade, with a
roadway thirty feet (30) in width
and sidewalk and parking space
on each side thereof twenty FIVE
feet t25D In width; constructing
cement concrete sidewalks five feet
90 in width, curbs and cutters of
plank and all necessary storm
water drainage.
Said installment may be paid on
or before September 18th, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date
added interest, penalty and costs
Will attach.
CHAS. ID. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
August IL, is. 20. 1915.
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WANTED. FORD


No. S24 North Grant street, 1h
lots. on corner, Groom modern
home, porcelain plumbing. base
ment, laundry trays and complete
to attic. A good residence district,
and walking distance to the bust
ness center. Will sacrifice on ac-
count of leaving town for $500;
small amount of cash and easy pay
ments on balance. Go and look at
It Sunday, and II outside appear
ance suits and you are interested,
call IN Main 537S
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ARMED BAND|D
ROBS A SALOON

Calmly ordering George Sey-
fried, proprietor of the White
House saloon, Center ST., to hand
over the contents of the cash
drawer, bandit wearing a hand
kerchief mask, last night robbed
the saloon of SGT and three
watches.
Seyfried was alone in the sa-
loon. The robber, after satisfy
ing himself that Seyfried had
given him all the money and val
uables in the place, calmly
backed out of the front door.
He kept revolver leveled at
the pit of Seyfried's stomach
throughout the robbery.
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Jobs Open

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WANTED>-Good live boys to sell
Times on downtown corners
Earn from S1.oo to s1.5o. Ask for
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FOR SALE acres at Kapowsin,
partly cleared, 4-room house, Is
fve-year-old fruit trees, some small
fruit, chicken coops, other build
ings. Madison 1855. w. b. Wartenbe.
Route 4, Box 81.
FOR SALE or rent broom houses
within 10 minutes walk from car.
Inquire Mrs. II. S. Austin, Falkland,
Wash.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOX RENT-5-room furnished cot
fage, strictly modern: will room
with tenant IL desired. Flowers.
$3.50 No. Sth st. F. NJ. Ross. Call
mornings at or evenings at 6
o'clock. References required.
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Tacoma-Seattle Moving
WE can save you money Mclean
Moving Co. Main 1850.
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