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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-14
CERTILAX The Certain Laxative

The triumph of the party of ex- President Venizelos in the Greek cleo tions to be held on June 24 is regard ed as certain. A crowd paraded through the streets of Athens cheer ing M. Venize1os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14


turned somewhat amlcssly toward the smoking room
Coming out he almost into Sir James. The latter
stopped at once
~Iust back from Scotand?" he inquired
"Thi5 minute, Icrmyn replied
Sir James looked the little pile Of letters Jcrnyn
was carrying you will ind two notes there from me,
ne remarked
Ic-myn glanced down at them. ~Nothing wrong, I
Nothing at ALL simply invited YOU to lunch
There was a little matter | felt should ike 10 discuss
with you.
what about now Icrmyn asked. "IIaveyoudincd;'
"Iust on my way 20 order sole and outlet, Sir James
declared Come and join me-.
~I'N wash my hand. and be there In I'VE minutes,
Jc~rnyn agreed 81 had better telephone home too
"You haven't been home yet, them;
Icrfnvn shook his head. 81 sent my on with the
luggage and straight here. ne explained. Order
something ormc willyou-u The same as YOU arehav-
ing, arm not hungry. have been in the train all day
He went 20 the telephone and made few casual IN
Qur.s Lady Anncrlcy, the servant who answered the
telephone believed, dining ont. The car was ordered
for quarter past eight
you will let her Ladyship know that have re-
turned, Jermyn instructed. Il shall probably be here
for sometime.
LIE made his way to the dining room and sat down
a. 20 dinner with the physician They talked for
awhile on casual topics Then Sir James began slowly TO
draw the subject that all the time in his mind
81 went a few nights ago, Jcrmyn, ne said "to the
Imperial Theatcr | knew Your play was good; but
didn't expect to enjoy it so much Not only is the play
good but tell you frankly think that Miss Culcy isa
marvellous actress.
For the first time Tcrmyn smiled. "Shc is quite Won
de-ful, he admitted 81 am glad YOU went know
Won re not much Of playgocr
&c" am not" Sir James confessed. 81 used 10 enjoy
the oldlashoned sort Of thing but science makes so
many demands upon us nowadays that one has very
little time Of any sort for diversion. Besides, don't
ike The modern play. | am sick Of seeing everything
from the French It sntwhoesomc. In fact, there
many phases Of modern life, Icrnyn, that don't please
Old stager ike myself | am going 20 talk 10 YOU
about one for a minute or two now, if may.
Jcrmyn looked up in surprise. "Go ahead, by
all means, he said. you provoke my curiosity.
"Your wife has consulted me about her health.
Jcrmyn's expression hardened. 81 have not heard
that she has been unwcl, he remarked.
~She is not unwcl,' his companion pronounced,
bluntly. "She is only dying
Icrmyn set down the glass that he had been in the act
r. t.r.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
CHAPTER XXXIX

FEW evenings later Jermyn arrived at
ST. Pancrcas about eight o'clock, after a
weeks stay in Scotland. He drove at
once 10 his club, and stared little blank
" at the handful Of letters the hall porter
handed him in reply TO his eager inquiry.
There was not a line from Sybil. He
looked thcm through once more. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
By E. PHILLIPS OPPErIHEIM

The NIGHT before he had left for Scotland he thought
Of IT now almost with fear he had lain awake In his
room and had heard n strange sound. He had cept 20
the toholc of the communicating door, which get he
had never unlocked, and listened He seemed % hear
the sound now again In the silence that eigncd around
him. the sound Of a woman moaning and so0.rg
orctl. through the hours Of the night This was ro
and terrible thing that had come into bis liic now
TRAGEDY that ne had no idea M the moment how t face.
The time slipped away. He rose at last iit'c aa
~ and made his way round 90 the theater. The per-
forrnancc was Just over and be met Lcvcndcn i1 the
passage by the doorkccpcrs Office He fanGcd .ha' s
latter seemed none too pleased 20 see him.
you back, Sir Jcrmyn>' the manager exclaimed
"Bv Iovc wish RI known that you were going 90 .e
I'm town. We've q small supper party tonight
Couldn't you get off home he added, ganoing a, r.--
myn's attire, ~and change and join Us latcrt'
~Not tonight, arm afraid, Jermyn replied -Tiar.
YOU an the same. ! have been travelling all day. -...s
Cluley hasn't left / hope;
40, think she is just prinkng up Levcndcn told
him. "She is supping with u.s.
Jcrmyn stopped short. "Supping with you; be &c.
ucatcd.
NV wife and I both think Levcnden continued
@hat Miss Clucy has been living much too secluded
hc am thankful say that She lightning o break
through it just little She is coming 20 the artists
ball tomorrow. Young Lord Lakcnham is giving
great supper party connection Of yours, by The way
isn't he, Sir Ic-myn> You ought 20 come y write
ought 70 see an sides Of life you know
lermyn turned slowly round. III Miss Clulcy is go
ing out TO supper he said, 81 won't wait now
shell like % see you for a moment, expect, tie
manager remarked perhaps she'll be able % persuade
yo1 20 join rs.
Icrmyn hcsitatcd. Il was a queer little world which
seemed crumbhng about his ears 40 Iwont bother her
now, he decided. q shall see her tomorrow sometime
TERAYN passed out just managing 10 escape Gerald.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
FOR SALE
PIANOS
and
COTTON

AS Receiver of THE FARRAND COM
PANY, we have at the former plant of the
Company, 18th Street and the Railroad,
several secondhand pianos and player
pianos, which have been re-possessed and
which we now offer for sale. These in
struments were reposessed for non-pay-
ment of amounts due on contracts from
former purchasers and they have been
overhauled and are in as good condition
as new.
Prices range from $4,000 to $4,000.
We will retail these instruments at
former wholesale prices on payment of
$3.50 of the selling price in cash, the bal
ance at $500 per month with interest at
60 on unpaid balances.
We also have a large amount of cotton
in bale, middlng or better grade in stor-
age in warehouses in the South, which
we offer for sale
Prices will be quoted on application on
notice of point to which it is to be deliver
ed +. O. b.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
Accounts and Notes
Receivable for
Sale
To Close Estates

We offer for sale the accounts and notes
receivable of the Flanders Manufacturing
Company, Warren Motor Car Company,
Herreshof Motor Company, Michigan
Buggy Company, United Confectionery
Company, and others.
Detailed lists may be inspected at our
office.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
BUSINESS INVESTMENTS


o acquire
f o 0
1t
relieved Of the and responsibility the
installing
It s Deparm
n il
conht
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
DETROIT
FACTORY
Located on Belt Line R.R.
FOR SALE

AS Receiver for the AMERICAN VOL
TURRETTE COMPANY, we offer for sale
its former factory, situated at the corner
of Lawton and Buchanan Sts., Detroit,
Michigan. Can give possession about
February 18th, 1915.
This factory consists of four one-story
buildings, each approximately 40 by 200
it., with Michigan Central Siding, Laod-
ing Docks, Cement Floors, Modern Offices
with Vault, Power and Heating Plant
equipped with Tubular Boilers and 150-H.
p. Engine.
The buildings are modern, well lighted,
have Electric Wiring, Gas and Sewerage.
They are at present occupied and are in
first-class condition. 10
Special terms may be arranged on por-
tion of the purchase price. Detailed speci-
fications and blue-prints on file in our
Office. Inspection by arrangement.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
Clark Mineral
Springs
BQth-HOuSe

For the purpose Of closing an Estate
it is necessary for us to sell the above
mentioned bath-house and property.
This bath-house has been long estab-
lished, is fully equipped, and is now oper-
ating. Located corner of Clark avenue
and Fort street west
Here is splendid business opportunity
for a live, energetic business man, who
can realize its possibilities.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11

A full, well assorted stock
OF service repair parts for
Lozier automobiles. inventory
value approximately so, 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
New York City

A full, well assorted stock
OF service repair parts for
Lozier automobiles, inventory
value approximately $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
Chicago, iii.

A full, we'll assorted stock
OF service repair parts for
Lozier automobiles. inventory
value approximately $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
Philadelphia, Pa.

A full, we'll assorted stock
OF service repair parts for
Lozier automobiles, inventory
value approximately $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
Long Island City.

Property. a valuable tract
of unimporved real estate sit
uated at the corner Of Thomp-
son and Hulst streets. The di-
mensions are 100 II by $50 IT.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11

On FEBRUARY 4th, 1915, at Ten A. M.
In The United States Circuit Court Room, Postoffice
Building, Detroit, Michigan
Thhcmpam ned the an
tTlabbug rLand 1.-The other Together the equipped
Theeiso onhadam etokf automobile % duplesa agd % mater is
An f in Q
snrdm
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
OSCURO

Mr. and Mrs Wolf have invested
10 - brand new baby boy
a T. Fuller, the night agent has
gurr tn b. Paso on "A vacation
Emma Mcdonald rode in from
the ranch last week mud made u
short visit to her many friends here
Tex Loughrey aud family and
Mrs. Boyd moved to Carriz1zo lasl
week They had their household
goods hauled up in wagons and are
now settled in tho Boyd house
MIR Richardson went up to the
capitol last week aud proved up on
his homestead aud lhus won his bet
with the government. He has an
orchard Of ovc three hundred appla
trees that will soon be bearing.
A little impromptu dance vas
held Saturday night At the resi-
dence Of FELTON, Gray 4 few
couples gathered and enjoyed them
selves as only lovers of dancing can.
Now since there are two Mrs.
Burns in town the ladies' have con.
cluded TO call the one who has been
here The longest hy her given name
So when you hear some n speak
of Mulberry" Burns you will know
which one is meant
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

at their appraised value
Also Ios 7. sElswi Sec. o. lot | SEE 4.
twp. 9s r ZOE containing i3i 90 acres .
There are no improvements on these
~tracs. No bid will be accepted for less
than Eve dollars (s5 OO) per acro which
IL the appraised valus thereof.
Alao all 81 Sec. %; M. swi, NiSEi,
swlsEi, Sec. 81 NM Sec. rs; MANI
Sec 20 twp 9S II. ZOE. Al Of Sec 10:
lot |; NlNEs NEtNwi, Sec 80 twp. gs
n. ZOE, containing 1860 Is acres. There
are n, improvements on these tracts No
bid will be accepted for less than live
dollars So on per acre which Ia ths sp-
praised value thereof
! The above sale Of land will he subject
to the following terms aud conditions,
viz; The successful bidder must pay TO
the Commissioner of Public Lands, or his
aget holding such sale. one tenth OF the
prices Offered by them respectively Tor
the land; 4 pei cent interest IN advance
for the balance Of such purchase prices;
the fees for ADVERTISING and appraisement
aud all costs incidental ~ the sale herein,
aud each and all Of said amounts must be
deposited IN lash or certified exchange at
the time Of sale and which said amou.ts
aud all nf them are subject to forfeiture
To the State Of New Mexico II the success-
ful bidders do not execute n contract
within thirty days after IL has been mail
ed to them by the State Land Office; said
contract to provide for the payment Of
the balance for the purchase prices Of
said tracts Of land in thirty equal annual
installments. with interest on all deferred
payments ut the rate Of -four per cent per
n in advance, pay ments and inter
est due IN .. tober LIST " each year. and
such other conditions. obligations. reserv-
ations aud terms Us may be required by
law
Each NJ the tracts ~ described herein
will he offered separately The Commits
stone ri Pubic Lands or his agent uold-
ing such sale, reserves the right To reject
my aud All bils Offered at said sale
Possession under contracts Of sale TO-
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
ROAD woRK CONTRIBUTORS

NV
Last week abe Outlook received
frced'br. y W. Laws. ChairmAu Of
the road board and road infemap
J.. n jackson q list Of the names
Of those VINO had promised dona.
tidn wotk on the roads on the
Ruidcso near the Minter place.
The article reached us too late for
lasi weeks publication but we glad.
ly give II space this week. The
article Is as follows;
1--WE, the undersigned citizens of
ths Ruidoso valley do hereby pro-
mise TO DR.. J. w Laws and Mr..
Jackson the amount Of work set
forth opposite our names on the
elimination OF the two river eros
sings on the Ruidosa river below
the Minter place and in the event
all the work subscribed opposite
u names is not used on the Min.
ter Crossings we further agree that
we will do the work subscribed op.
pusits our names on the two other
crossings on the Ruidoso river or
at the steep grade on the Tulley
Hill.
Following are the subscriptions
One day with team-Reys Mi
raval, Jose A. Duran, Ben Val
nynke, Osa IGreley, P NJ Bodrigo,
Manuel SaScheS. Danor Sanchez
Two days with ieam-Aifred
Hunter, w. l.. Chapm N, A Il
Hunter. J.'H Jackson, p Gonzales
p G Hale, A. o. Greeley
S,N days with teum-G A Fret
denbloom.
Fifteen days with eam-G Geo
Coe
One days work Pedro $ Sales
Cristaba Sanchez, Mr Stlsberry
Manuel Montoya, Jose NJ. Montoyt
Thidel Trujille.
Two days work will Coe, Hasi
Parrids, l. Gipson, JlLI Poote.
Five days work J V. rullev
sh subscriptions. So -Cibl
Garage S6-F A Miller. $40
A j Gilmore, } f Allison Sli
S NJ Johnson, Mrs S NJ johnson
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLIC LAND GALE

Office Of Commissioners of Public Lands.
State of New Mexico, 1913.
Notice o. hereby given that pursuant Ia
ile provisions Of an act of Congress APP
pnoved June pa, 1910, the laws Of the
State " New Mexico. and the rules and
rguafiors Of the State Land Office. the
Commissioner 4 Public Lands will offer
at Public Sale. 10 che highest bidder, at
10 O'Clock. n m, ON Wednesday, Sept.
Sth, 1915, 10 tho town Of Carrizozo, Lin
e6ln County, State Of New Mexico, in
front Il the court house therein. the fol-
I,u,ittr t.srrih.I tracts nf iands vie.
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SUBSCRIBERS NnTlcE

Since taking charge of the Out
look we have mailed out several
hundred dollars worth Of statements
to those who we're indebted 81 so
or more, and those whose subscrip
ton bad expired we mailed state.
ments'to them for the advance sub.
scription now due Some have
remittrd, but the majority have
remained as silent rs the seven
spirits We kindly ask every one
indebted to Us to send in their re
mittance at once. II seems a little
unfair for US to pay interest to keep
our business going when we have
due us In amounts from ST so up,
enough to pay Nil we owe. In fact
we cannot understand why a sub
scriprion to a newspaper should be
the last obligation considered, when
most Of those indebted are able to
pay promptly 4 payment now
will be Appreciated.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

81. Sec Q; NEl. Bee. 20; twp IS r,
i5E; w. Bee. 3 twp. rs r. ilE; con-
tanning 79s SO acrei, The improvements
on these lands consist Of fencing. value
$3.50 100.
Also swi. Sac. 8; All Of Sec. II; twp.
is II. ICE; containing 800 acres. There
are no improvements on these tracts.
Also FL swi, Sec. %; twp; rs r lie;
containing 80 acres There are no i'm.
provements on this tract.
Also lot | Sec ~; Lots |. 2. 3, 4. NEi
Sci. 81 SCI Sec 90: Lots g.. 4. s. SEINW
T. Sec q. Mel slNwi. Sec. 30 twp IS
r.. De NwiNEi, Sec. II twp IS Il,
TOE; containn g $3.50 % acres There
are no Improvement. on these irasra,
Also SWiNEi Sec. "a twp as r. isE
containing ~ acres. There are no I'm.
proyements on this tract.
Also EINEi, NEisEl, Sec ~ twp. lbs
R.l4E. containing 100 acres, There are
no improvements on this tract
Also NlNEt. lNWi. SEfNWl Sec rs
twp. IFS II lSE containing 200 acres
Thee are M improvements on these tracts
Also NEtSEi. Sec q, WINwl NISWf
Sec. % tap. lis r. lSE. SElSWi Ser. II
twp. l2s r lsE containing 2iO atrs
The Improvements on this land consists
Of four miles harbed wire fence, value
$500 90.
Also SlSFi, Sec 81 twp. rs n. lie,
containing 30 acres The improvements
on this tract consist Of house, corral,
~chickenhouse, wire fencing, and fruit trees
value 5000 90.
Also ElEISWi. Sec 10. Sci Sec 20,
SWiNWi NtNWt. SWt FL. Sec. q;
WtNWf SWt, SEC % Az ~ Ser ~
twp. rs n eE. containing 2Oi1 acrcs
There are n improvements on these
tracts.
No bid On the foregoing tracts of and
will he accepted for less han three dollars
tS3OO pei acre, which * the II praised
value thereof aud in addition thereto, the
bidder must pay for the imprl vemrn
which exist on the above described land.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

the above described tracts win be given
on or bsforr October !. 1918.
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the State Land Office this day Of A. D.
1915.
ROBERT p. ERvEIN.
Commissioner Of Pub. Lands. State Of
New Mexico:
Date Of first Publication, June IS, 1915
Date Ct last publication, August 20. 1915
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
WILLIAM S. BRADY

NOTARY PUBLIC. INTERPRETER AND ATr1
BEFORE " lice AID PROBATE C0URTs
CARlNlZOZO, NEW MEXICO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09

mgrh.' brumJipd Grumpy
Meanwhile old Granny Fox waited
patiently az the foot OF the tree II
tell you What 10 is my dears," said
IA, az last. II will 80 on down the
Lone Little Path far enough for you
TO feel perfectly safe In coming
down Nou are quite right in being
careful and cautious. and IL does
YOU great credit Never trust stran.
gers until YOU have proved that they
are to hc trusted When YOU come
down viii lead the way 20 those
wonderful things and you can follow
wp AZ safe distance To herself
She added II viii lead them where
there are no trees 10 climb. and she
turned her head 20 smack her lips
az The thought
rssu old Granny Fox dcllvcra,eiy
termed her back and tro,ted down
fhc Lone Little Path until they
eoyld Just see her rod cloak. Once
more ~" three liitle Possums looked
40 each other. and this time even
Grumpy hadn't word 20 say.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09
THIEVES MAKE
$500 HAUL IN
MACK-ANE. SHOP

Thieves forced 1870 entrance into
the tailor shop o. Felix SAGE M No.
1-s3 Nack-ave. N-atag night AND
stole suungs valued at y,s"9 me
robbery vas reported 20 t.s Falce
az the McClellauaea staten soon
after 10 Was comm tr.I. .a roure
O covered the case e.s outside the
city limits. and ia nothing sim IT,.
TUESDAY morning a. oc.uck, fully
- hours after the crime bad taken
place the sheriff Office received the
complaint from ~. police
Il is pro5a5lt that sheriff Oakmau
an consult Police Commissioner
Gillespie. 10 determine why me snsr
ir's Office vas NOT uouHca .mmsdl
ateIy after the police learned tho
case was not within 'he.r llrsd.c
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09

.rs-r.h fa..,. r......- -a5. 80 .a
- et,ffs- me-.
N 1ifeq, .I5'rsa-Ti Er.r.levs -r--.-
49, ,fS-ai tt ION -rnvfor e.-
i,i-.,f al .T-s .tf-.,a
aa.a-- i-r-'. $3.50. an NJ, 49,
- .st-~ - t-,,~aft. ~ f-,..
- f4..,,g-.-5r
str.-fl...4 s-v
e,,,ps-,v colo
4, c,--h.i $500. ,-te-ote-fs fFe--..-
,,-s.,- 49,. +-f.a. yE-t.4r r4s-.
49,, s-l.- ---f~ er1 AffraF
SO.
.-~.- .~-t,t. - ,1s rsv--f-- p.s-
Ell. r.,, 1900 T,res-If
'-it..., 30 r....s 4 --sst g-.re-
49,. @+.f re yri.r
r -rr l~s. 49,
i...... 49, '.-, - ..r,-.r
th. r.,..-..s sf-..n 80 49,
,,o,,-.. -,.. t.r-.- g-r, r. r-,sy4ra+ra~
~ 81. .,-. 49,. --L ~.
$50. ,.,.-. .-fr..- r-hs~,f[-
Ea 49,. rr.-F T.--- v-sr+o-
Mirto urlIa, Vav-17 rgre-t David
Or ava Tt.-. ..r ~lee.r
..fs ,.r-. .,..an. p-,-
-ess s,-s-t.. go ra- 49,. M,
49,. f,,.,a-o Lya.hevf~s {sefs-a
No. t,-.- ..-..,... &C.,
$3.50 p.-.r t4e.~- r. r-~r d..
~ 49, $3.50 tf-er- 49,
go Fr -,'..,L- tn,rt.- me- 80
- ?, ~. syts..s,, - f-'rf ..f
a. s..-.-.r.-- u.rs-+ --rfi1+.1-
,ss 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09
SPECIAL CLASSES
SHOW GOOD WORK

The report OF The second clas, IN
taring high school from the special
preparatory class 81 tho Barton
school shows that this now Rora lis
bringing about some splendid rr.
suits. ont oi l9 girls who entered
the various high schools ot tar .;r
in February ~. AZ tbe close 81 -se,r
Arst terms work. pre reported as
satisfactory In all subjects ana
four more As satisfactory m l'l h4t
one These pupils are an girls over
- Uho Tor various reason Gai faI
len behind grade. and sNcsl, Tor
me special work given Them .0
these classes. would haya boon ESQ
'y 70 have loft school altoEr beer
Five ars specially reported os nst
lrg made a record ~ excellent
and eight are particularly comm aa
ca FOR Industry ard effort
ont Of s. eighth grad, naaH- Pr
these classes this year. ~ hsr.
7ved one term. - two terms and
20 three terms : summer session
viii begin Monday. June 1t TH.
session Nil 30 open 20 girls over tl
Applications FOR admission .na.I.
30 made 20 Miss Elizabeth Glove.
land No. 80 Frosdvay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Three little Possums and Granny Fox


,IopS riEh t. va
old Gmuu, Fox ~a1s VET, pleasant
20 listen 90 Tho three little Pos
sums up In hc noe mmpy Grumpy
and Frumpy just had 90 listen be.
cause She ,old ybem such wonderful
things about On. Great World tina
they had started our 90 see. They
knew wta, Tue Bats possnm would
have said bad he been tNcrr Boz,
would have told them To stop their
ears They knew thi, Cor lbry had
been told many times that old Gran
ma FoN would EohHlc them up the
FIRST chance she got But % is the
way Nfh lutr folks sometimes 20
,hiuE thar they know more than
their elders. especially when thcy
want 90 ta .hg tHtng that they have
gr'n told NOT ro ao
The three I''r Do-s had bccn
TOLD newer ra ru~t Roddy nor old
Granny Fu1 ta- now tha. they had
seen Granny M themselves and
found beer so r.rasan, and SO wHlius
to show Them f.a fhmEs they want
ga to s'' '..y began .o think thar
Urr Nll ut Ns Tc.um really
didn't auav Granny Fox 40 all
Granny .aN what wa. coins ON tn
thmr tocl p i#t!e minds. and SHE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-09
EX-JUDGE WYKES
is RECOVERING

Roger Wykes former circuit
g1ge Of Kent county and OK at'or.
NOS general ~ thc state. Who has
been seriously 80 in the L. p A.
hospital Grand Rapids. e. improy-
INK and there e nov every pros
poet o, his complete recovery. &C.
corAing 70 advices received by r. X.
Haarieh
Jl|eo Wykes has been prominent
ln state Affairs since tho beginning
~ the administration ot the late
Gov piugree. md was one ot the
leading members Of the constitu-
tioual convention 81 le07leos, and
chairman 90 tho veT important
committee on taxation 81 the con.
ven'!ou.