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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

ihr early battle The Nili~ia- came to
within hity PAGES Ut whore we were eu-
tvuchcd. Then Ur would turn thr mu
chine gum lo-~r and mow the invader
down"
General Naiamutr. in closing hi- inter
view, said: ii wll defend Tine Plaza a-
long Wy there wy " drop VI hlood- wv WV
vein to give mc strength nv stand up."
Four flag. trophlc- ot Samray'- bait
ties. arc hanging wv front WI thc general
headquarters M MaLyuuro-. uno large
flag. inscribed VILLA Brigade" Il the
especial object uf attention. " representing
part ui thr iurrr- under thr dir-rt conn
maud of The leader. General Naarratc i~
particularly pleased with this blood cover
MI trophy and informed q visitor. "llcrr'-
General Villa flag"
Upon another ilak was Inscribed. '.~pr-
rnd Brigade. NJ. Choa." This tlug belong
rd to one ~ thp buttaliun- IVY thc brigade
nf General Manuel Chau. Thl- battalion.
the con~iiiuiional~t~ claim was almost
wiped uut ot existence wv the iuriuu~ u~-
~auit uu their hrca-twurk- Constitution
ah~i stories confirm story from Nilh-ta
sources that the Chao brigade flag wa-
N ihc hands of at beast three different ~oi
dIcr~. each 81 whom wa~ killed m thc
charge VI which thr Grim Reaper MAS thr
actual victor. The two other ilag- that
float gracefully before the general head
quarters also show thc marks ui -,rvirc.
and are covered with blood
When asked VI he expected another VT
tack General Nafarratc replied with N
smile. II ann ready" lle said those words
with the greatest confidence. The general
wa~ under \ great strain. Having gone
torly-eight hours without sleep he wa~
tired and worn However. he exhibited NV
NERVOUSNESS and appeared to consider the
battle ~ = matter of course.
General Nutarraic states that NAT ut thr
ten men kiled nn hi~ side live were killed
during the fighting that occurred about ,
orlcck sunday morning. This tight seems
to have been caused more or less hv the
enthusiasm ot lieutenant who. without
orders. Sired upon small bunch ut Willis
Ann who were gathering dead and wounded
m front WI The brea-twork-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
GEN. EL|zONDO
BROUGHT HERE
TWICE SHOT

Gru,raI Prccopiu Ezundo. second w
command INV General vi. ". Nuiarrutr. cam
-iiiutIuuah-i commander m Natamnrn~.
Was brought wounded w thr United States
Ia-t night. -ud ha- been puurirrrd n "
private home n thi- citN. whrr. hr l- hcin-
attended wv Physicians. General E!iluud"
ha- two wounds in thr hir. whIch ht -u-
tanned during the fighting of Saturday.
and which u was Yesterday announced
were acridrntai and had been r.u-rd hv
one Of the cou~titutiuuai~t ~"idirr~.
lt i- said that General thluudu'- wounds
arc uui serious. huf such a- to require very
careful nursing. General tiluudu divided
aih General aNiarraty thr command VIII
ihc forces defending thc hrra~iwork~. af
q point near thr river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

"l"i."i M li"rir "I iH' hospital rorp~
Stated fhI- morning ihut uirll thr rNrcu-
tfuu .f I'D '.v wounded There WAS mol !.
-l,b mau u fI.r rlmr. tuIuurI Ilarl.. -,,-
h, hu- huun with thr- ARMY tour and one
hlf ,raf- and r that time the, have uot
hHa -m.I. r.-. rf -m..II u., tyrL.;J
fr,rr ur dt-rrrrr, ANA fhnf rIrr ami, -irl
llr-- ln I., r.,mp w fh, tin. IT, had b,..,
connected With wy wu- when thr army va-
Moi tNu rurIff. ru.-f when N hftlr attack
ot malua Struck IVY r,Iop, u,rl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
BROWNSVILLE SALOONS MAY
Be CLOSED BY The STATE

State Comptroller II. y. Terrell arrived
IN Brownsville today from Austin. and tins
afternoon at o'clock before y RI Canale-.
notary public, there will h. held 2 hearing
at the county court hou-e. on the result
VI which depends whether or not the
licenses of nine Brownsville ~alounmcn
viii ~ taken from them by the state.
The -alooni-t- cited N appear before
Judge Canalc- are. n. /. CriNell. !. l. Gar
cia. Eu~torgia Cardcna~. Tiburcio Con
zales, Wince=lao Garcia, RuperIo Loya.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
MAY
AGAIN OCCUPY
MEXICO CITY

Washington. n. C.. March 30.--Di--
patrhr- tu diplomats here TODAY sand "
I- understood NV McNiru tIt, IhHt Gcncfar
Aware nhrr-"n with Caunnza troops i-
returning "" thr capital aud that thr Zapa
ia turrr- have about rvuruutrd
State department di-patrhc, made ~
mention uI ubrrguu'- return. These d.
patrhc- -aid General Cara al head "A
government ~ Mexico City J. making ar
rungrmrut- tu huuu food INTO thr city aud
NAM maintaining uuud urtrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

juan CARA, N. - Lopez aud Manrnl Bar
rcda. The hearing viii b. conducted for
the purpose WI drriluv whether WY not
the owners ~ ihr nirr -alnnu- are guilty
~ violating the saloon iav~ uf Texas ~
selling beer after hour AMI wv sundays.
The hearing and the visit mi the state
comptroller IL Brownsville ARE thr result
nf ADMINISTRATION ~ alleged saloon law
violations. conducted ~ this city several
week ago w Il. y. Hall. u special agent w
the cvmptrullcr'> department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

No fighting ha~ occurred n Matam"ru-
es..r-f,h-' first attempt hv thc Nilli~ta
RorceSo capture the cou~iurii"naIi~t'-
brca ,iwork- near thc Riu Graudc Saturday
aud which attempt practically ended about
dark Saturday. the Ni.li~ta~ being forced
Ia retire after sustaining heavy lo--c-
Colonel Jose F'lorc- oi thr constitution
al~t forces. who manned machine gun
behind the hrra~twork- during all the
fighting. today claimed that ont of 1000
men who were sent against these breast
work. unly -iiy managed wv escape uu-
l1t,
Colonel Flores hciiryc- thr Villa dead
Ia number more than 311 mru. aud the
wounded he estimate 40 n.nrc than 6nO.
30 of whom are accounted 'pr wv Browns
vile hospitals The balance hc says nrr
scattered among ranch houses along the
river. and "a the Mclean side rt me Rio
Grandc. ont of the regiment ut 1000 men.
he said. the cou>tiiutioual~t~ captured >
prisoners. unwourdcd. and there arr now W
Nk,iamor"~ - Villa wounded.
From other ~ource~ thc Nilla dead IL
given AZ about POO. and thr wounded about
100 These figures are partly confirmed
from official Villa ~ourcc~
Colonel Flores confirm thc rrr,imi-
figures Of the con~iituiionali-t dead. plac-
ing the figure al ~. and ~iatm. that the
wounded numbers 33.
The following result of Brownsville
Herald representatives visit Nv Malumoro~
Yesterday j. taken from the llrrHld- cN-
ira OF Sunday afternoon:
'The first attack" sand General Naiar-
rate. "hcgTn about ! ] :3n n. m. ami con-
1huod until 30 ,. "a. There were three
separate ravalrv cl>rgc~ The first at-
tack, led hv General Jose Rodrienez. lid
not last very long Not more THAN 300
Nill~ia~ participated VI this attack The
charge wa> met and under deadly tire
the Nili~la> were rcpu~cd with great loss
.The Second attack was made hy Com
mander IN Chief Cahral. much lar.ci
number ct Nilh~ta~. about 500. made this
charge. and like the first they we're rr-
pul~ed with great loss. This attack was 4
stubborn one. hut our men stood hy then
work hike real soldiers.
"The third assault comprised about 2n0i
yilhSta~ and was TIE most vicious ~ all
But like the other two they were beaten oit
but not without \ hard battle ! was ~
the firing line during the three attacks an'
directed the movement ot ihc soldier
Dnrin. the third attack ! noticed that
a~at number II Nllli~ta soldier were di~
&ouniing. Al first ! thought they mtende'
to fight on foot. IN, later discovered tha
the men were falling 81 their horses. cithe
killed or badly wounded had only yer,
small force to resist ihe attack. bat Wit
the aid of machine cnn-. the few men
had. were equal to thousands Of the enemy
The real battle ended about I 80. q
course there was shooting after that hou
and also a two-hour skirmi~h during III
night, but they were nothing compared &
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
F. VILLA Is
REPORTEDWITH
REINFORCEMENT

NJ hr
momat" received Brownsville no says tram
carlo ul urh-
"rH and Nh eight 'y lr to
wy haven formed hun Of
tHr up-rucr WY uuu-r.l
artillery actal, ra--r ,auar-u , o. lar
R.~a W w rtn
to th ri t i"d wv ~ tu
IN M n "a
artillery. bl,,y ou Tu-l,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
RUSSIANS KNOCK
AT BACK DOOR OF
CONSTANT NTIN0PLE
60MBARDik6 OF TURK FORTS ON
B0SPH0RUS eY RUSS FORCES
HAS BEGUN.
CAD WEATHER CONTINUES TO DELAY
RENEWAL or FIGHT TO
POSSESS STRAITS.
By .A>Suriatrd Press J

London. March 2I Thr Ru--un army
to-day - again knocking lt thr hurk door
I'D tuu~tanluoplr. Bumhardiue ihc Turk
I-h i"rtlncatIuu- uu thr Bn-phuru- ha-
he-m. Ihr results aur unknown
Thr only news from thc DardaucII,~ -
muuutnnuu- rrltrrrutiuu- that had weather
delays attacks Cnu-tautmuplr. however.
claims that sine, March l> weather con
dIliul- hat, h,ru -u good THAT Turkish
aer"nIano- have been flying over allied
Vur-uir- near th, uarduuriir-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

After thr -trrnuuu- H-htm. Saturday
thr troop w thr Vtlli-ta camp H lH-
Ru-ia- -prnt quiet Sunday Although
they would ~ay uothrrg anoH ,h,t ldau-
W wy Thought That Geucra- Eudu-a.l aud
Navarro uiII uot begin cow atturh nrun hr
trrurho- mtli thr artillery. vhl-h .,
pccicd 40 amy hnEr. arrives.
Neither utiicrr~ nor men IVY thr ramr
seen. tu INV thr least discouraged m, ~Htur.
day. attack and arr EAR confident ol th-
outcome ut thy impending STRUGGLE a-
though ihr haiiIr hui hrru iuu-h G.n
'craI Navarro informed llrrld r.rfr
sentative ihat ihy rcp"r- WY th' number
."t NiII-ta- kilIrd vn- -rraii, rNu--,rt.I.
th, NlIl~ta- camu. their Iu-- 'o hr ,u
>luri.
.sNhrn seen Ram rhc Herald reported fhi-
morning General Navarro Wa~ rraju. wv
'i"p, w au English paper uhlch reported
that Saturday lu~- va- mfIlrfrd uruu
tbr NiIii-ta- WV thanking party out-id,
fhr turrlulu lines General \u,.rrn -n,-
that rri "A 'Hrranri-iI 'Imr oui .oi ftf
trruchr- Saturday aud that WI There IVY aut
nnr ttlug ihc VILLA force dr-irr more thar
anything else N ihe world 4 i- i"r General
NHiarrHtr iu ruur "ui from behind hi-
hrra-iw"rk- Hnd give ihrm hHtfIr
IA rr~l''ii-e 2" statement m1d' Nr-i.r
daN hN General NHIurtIir WY wht.h hr
claimed n" have captured th" hnaHdr ,ul
"r~ oi General k"dugucI brigade, General
Rodriguez th- morning caused iir rHl"r.
4" Mi nra~rd and shown A" ihr Herald rr
porter. lhr general frVur ird lhli Ih'
wording "n lhr ih-- hr Iruird lhr Vutl
mg i~. "tl"rril" '"n'en"iuni-ta. lhvl,"n
drl N"rtr. Bn2'd" VILLA. W. NJ. dri Grd
Jose f.- h"dri@nrZ
4 Both H'neral k"drieuc< and '"nerai \'
warn" say lhai N1iHrralr WHN h'" .utn,
company guiding iia-- "ii hr hI-. .ir
H"ncr1l k"drisu"l. tell him a" please hr.i
Them iH drN place "nd H"i send ih'm t'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
Three Hundred Russians Taken.

Berlin. March ~ The Germans have
Iuuurd Iuuru--ru. across Ihe Russian
Frontier taking coo Russian prisoners. The
Russians suffered W heavy los IA the
hru-nupul district. including one thnu
sand prisoners. One entire squadron ct
ieucer- ua- captured with their horses and
tive machine guns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
Military News TO be Censored.

Rome. March pa complete censor
ship ~ ilg publication of al military news
from March 80 t. the end Of July has been
ordered BY royal decree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
French Official Statement.

pN A~-uriaitu l'It---f
Par~. March -. lOmcIal Near
Nrr,- Yesterday French mime blew up
rhr German observation post. At frar-u,ts
Germans made violent -iugglyc to regain
thr Trenches thry iu-I un Saturday They
rc-aiurd tuuth"ld at trV point. hut
thr French made morr proerc--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
SAYS IT WAS MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Lawyer Announces that Miss Tan2er Says
Osborne Was Not The Man.

New YORK. March 29.-Thc lawyer cor
Miss TN" Tanner. who sued James NJ.
o~h"rae. former assistant district attor-
nry Tor ~1o.Oo0. announced She wa~ mis-
taken n her Identification III him N. the
man who promised o. marry him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
Induced to Ask for Separate Peace

Gorcva March 1a-lt ~ reported that
leaders from several political partir~ arr
attempting tu induce thr hungarian pre-
mer. Coani stephen Ti~za. to try and in-
ducc Emperor Franz Josef wv conclude iur
-epartc prarc. n was reported that 'ri-za
refused
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
DENIES THERE HAVE BEEN
DISORDER AT URUMIAS

Washington. D c. March 29-The
American ambassador at Cnu~tauiuoplc
cables that thr Turkish grand tizrr dcuir-
there have been any disorder ai 'rcmirh.
Persia. The Turkish wur office pave thc
grand vizrr this report
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29
1000 i. S. TROOPS COM Nc
QUIET BUT READY N3 BATTERIES
ANTICIPATION ATTACK REGIMENT
tBy A~-ociatrd Pres.

IA L N were % y yGaniSn
Houston . r u
NJ W. an orl~i o VI Iv-a errrtou
w r m VI I for l nml
WN"Ho" Il mn Intends =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-29

Erukn ivory cnn hr mrndrd with rr.
ncnt mldc ~ diSolrIug alum III hot wat
I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
BISHOP SCHOOL
BY HYNAN ToMAaIN.

The Bishop school defeated the
Lincoln school in very exciting
game OF Indoor baseball. with a fnAl
score OF 10 !. The Russell tea m
also met defeat. the final score being
~ to = Both victories were cele-
braied by watermelon feast" The
Bishops will play a series Of games
with the George. Campbell, Russell.
Norwel and many other east side
school teams
Because of the new ordinance
which permits the Fairgrounds TO be
open Suad2y-. the Bishop grounds had
the largest attendance since the open
ing night Of the season laat sunday.
tire grounds being crowded with both
children and grown-ups continuously
from ] 80 D. IN tsuch being the
playground hours on Sundays).
Everyone seemed 10 enjoy the pleas
ure yielded BY the playground i'm
mensely. Although the crowds were
very large and hard 20 handle. there
was no disorder whatever. being due
20 the wise and careful method in
which the playground directors ham
died the happy crowd
The Arcade theater. one OF the
coolest photo-play houses IN this
city, offers very strong program
this week the principal attraction
being Princess Romanoy" Friday.
and The Fight Sunday The
Broken Coin" a thrilling serial pic
ture story. Ia continued every satur-
day. The daily program usually con-
sists OF four reels Ot frst-class zIc-
lures which always prove great
20 the audience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
lake AND RIVER srEAMERs
1:s::!' !s sR!!.ss !ss|;M

All y. 4 {. steamers operate saass
Ceotsal StaaAarA time.
Fer Cleveland. PstssbsrxA $50 sll
points soath anA east-Daily l0.%5 y.
m. Fare TO Cleveland. S.?a. Pitts
burgh. $3.50
Dsyilsst Trips Go CIeveiand-Tues
day. Wednesday. Thursday and Sat-
urdAy. 30 a m. Fare $3.50.
Fer BuMalo and all potnts east---
Daily p. m. Fare $3.50 one way.
$3.50 round trip.
Fer Maekiasc lsiand and Way Ports
Mondays and Saturdays. $40 p. m
Wednesdays and Fridays. $50 n m.
Special steamer 60 Markinac Islasd
Two trips weekly--Mondays $40
4. m, Thursdays $40 p. m. No stops
en- route except Alpena. each direc-
ton
Week-e.a Exeursies Every sst~r-
aay-Cleveland, s250; Buffalo. So; Nj
asara Falls. $3.50 round trip for
transportation. returning in time for
business Monday.
stsseres9 AeeeaneAa sssus--Upper
berth, lower berth. $3.50: whole
TICKET OFFICES - TAira Ave.
Whert: M WoodwsrA Ave. (Nates-
tse BldG.i. % Fort %. west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16

killed Eve flies and two mosquitoes
Mildred Becker.
I killed two aies and swept the
sidewalk every day. and seen some
boys and girls playing a game Win
chalk didn't like 20 stop them
but asked them 20 throw their chalk
away and stop writing or the side-
walk. and finally they did so--RaApn
Mills
1 swept the sidewalk and the front
porch raked the lawn. killed TWO
ries. and picked ~ some pepers from
our front hedge --Ceeile Bulls
saturday l cleaned out the chicken
COOP. rAksd the garden, and gave
the chickens water. | help my moth
er and I held the baby when II cried.
Harold W. Baushke :,
l killed several sies and planted
shrlbeery in the back ysrd--Theima
Brown.
we have nine peach trees and nine
apple trees They are small. but
take care Of them so they don get
broken. killed three hies--Nilli
HIATT
killed one hy. went 20 the store
for nv mother. killed three MOSQUE
toes Eurice Neate.
AS was coming home from me
store the other day ! saw a boy or
bout seven years old. who had a
hat that he had taken away from
boy OF three. done my best 20 take
II away, but he would always take
n away again. After J took u away
from the big boy two or three times
another boy came out Of shop near
by and gave him seoidins--Aisce
Chrisfener
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Bumpy Feels Sharp Claws
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
tCSpyrfght- 1918. by }. G. Lleyd-D
Alas. aIack, and woe IL me
That 1 r-,ras, tell this tale 70 thee

Alas alack. and woe ~ me
That must tell this tale 20 thee
But | must because YOU want 70
know all tia, happened to Bumpy
Postum. and If shouldn't tell you
this story couldn't tell you
the next.
When Bumpy turned his head and
saw Black Pussy within one jump
of him, he was too frightened 10
think and almost 100 frightened 10
move. But be did move. He moved
quite without thinking. He Jumped
10 one side and then ran as fast as
ever he could and after him ran
Black Pussy. 1t was a very exciting
race. but the only che TO really en-
10y IL vas Striped Chipmunk. who
had popped his head out Of the old
stonewail to see what Black Pussy
was about.
Go IT," he shrilled 10 Bumpy.
though he didn't have the least idea
In the world who Bumpy might be,
never having seen him before. But
that didn't make any difference. His
sympathies naturally went out TO
anybody who might be trying TO get
away from Black Pussy
Bumpy did 60 II. He ran faster
than he ever had run before in his
life: faster than he had supposed he
could run. You know We never
know Just what We can do until we
have 20 try. Right ahead OF him
was a tree. II he could but reach
that Bunny felt that he would be
safe. You see he. was Judging BlacI
Pussy by what he knew OF old Gran
ny Fox. Granny coildn' climb
trees, 80 he took II for granted that
Black Pussy couldn't either. Nov
II never does 20 Judge one person
BY another. No, sir. IL never does
Bumpy found II out almost right
away. As he msdly scrambled ur
the tree he thought. Now ] an
safe" The very next second hs
heard the sound OF sharp claws on
the bark behind him, and then he
knew that Black Pussy could clint
trees.
What should ne DO? What could
he do! He hadn't time 20 stop r.
think. He must keep right on NOV
ing. II only he could find hollow
in that tree big enough for him to
get into. but too small for that ter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
TROOP NO. 4s.
Ralph Hfniar. editor, Travis Hsster.
assistant editor.
BY RALPH HILLlAR.
TRAyES UNTER. Asst.

On account OF some or our boys
being away We have stopped AL
meetings until the nEst FRIDAY IN
September.
We expect six boys at camp De-
trclt. tGAt a IertfaI, and We VIII
have lot OF fun
Oar overnight hike on the 18TH
Of June Was a great success Lack
i!y for the boys they we're dressed in
their bathing suits wnen 70 raiued 80
hard. One wop had pitched ais
tent right over a small hole. and
after the storm subsidized Was sur
prised 20 md a small lake where his
Ient had been. About j. O'Clock the
guard started 10 throw are-crackers
IN the FIRE. oar tent mate took a
large cracker. which ne found In
his pocket. and without being seen
by the guard. threw-Tt In the IRE
This woke UP the scortmasteT. and
ne told the guard to 'cut out the
noise After that We slept peaceaoly.
Many other funny incidents occurred.
which always go 10 make I'D a good
hike" and we departed for nome
saturday night in Joyful spirits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
NOTES FROM NORTH.
WESTERN DETROIT
~ ROSEMARY BRUnoGEMANN


At least two Northwestern teach
ers will spend their vacation in De-
troit. where life 10 worth living"
Miss Vera Fox and Miss Grace n. c.
lions OF staying in the city most OF
the summer. with the exception OF q
few minor trips.
Edwin L. Miller principal Of North
and students anticipate some inter
esting stories from him concerning
his trip next semester.
Miss {. Wilmington. q popular
Just returned from a few weeks
visit at Fern Beach. on Lake Huron.
Il. Gladstone Booth. chief OF the
star at Northwestern for the past
year, Is spending Q few weeks with
his family at their cottage near
Jane Harrison. a Goldberg sradu-
ate. OF 1888 Wsbash-ave., 10 enjoying
a motor tour through the Berkshire
"S NJ ana M S:h J. nev wi hia%s OF ia,
Twelfth-st, have LEFT Detroit for a
i've days trip 10 Nsckinac and Pc
toskey. Mr.. Williams. VINO 10 \ Are
man OF engine house "a. goes as a
dsiesa,e 10 The Fireman's convention.
Mrs. Clara Linseli. OF ls4s Four
teenth-ave.. IL recovering from a long
illness. which confined her TO her
home during the past winter. Her
TO health.
Friends OF little Miss Maud Bur
ton, OF 1851 Scotten-ave. are glad
to hear OF her recovery from a re-
cent Illness which has restrained her
from mingling with her p!aymates
for several weeks
Mildred Kheck. Leona Doody and
Esther Johnson. three aspiring
Northwestern students. are taking q
NJ a -.
wish all such ambitious persons full
success in "conauering" their studies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE
REPORTS.

i killed 70 flies. spaded the garden.
kicked banana peal on the side
Walk and killed 10 mosquitoes--Ar-
thur Schumsn.
nr anus ,d.y fed six birds sna
chase them away. I killed about 10
f1ies. When I looked At the aIlNv and
saw u kind OF dirty. thought II was
my duty 70 clean IL mp. | cleaned
the yard and II looked very clean
i killed 10 mosquitoes. helped my
father clean up the lawn, killed one
ny and held the baby for a little
while on Thursday. Alexander
I killed Is mosquitoes last night.
cleaned up the lawn and my hack
yard held the baby bile my mother
washed the dishes. and cleaned away
all the banana shelis.--Aifred Erd-
man.
i killed 10 mosquitoes and ss rie,
When vas going home from school
! picked ND all the paper and took
II kcrne and burned a. saw some
dirt on the Kitchen floor and I swept
| II up Anna Miller.
| ! killed 10 flies, weeded the garden
Tor my mother helped her around
the house for three hours. went out
and sIaded the garden and rsked tn.
ground When ! was coming home
from the store ! picked an orange
the sidewalk weldon smith.
| killed Is horse fies. 20 mos
quftoes. picked up all the papers and
put them in the basket. and then
! put the basket under the house
cleaned up the alley, took care Of
the baby. and went 20 the store FOR
Ia rsiShbor .--Theima Showaltsr
LAST Wednesday I told two ladies'
whore Cottage Groye-nye. Was 7
picked up papers in our yard and