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The friends of Mr.. John W. jenkins
announce his candidacy Sheriff, subject
to the action Of the Repub.i cln party
Mr.. Jenkins has long been an active
worker in the party and his candidacy
should be satisfactory to all fair mind
ed republicans.
REPUBlI AN.
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FOR SALE.

One Surrey in good condition, leather
trimmings, Two Shropshire Bucks
large and handsome.
S. S. LANCASTER,
July-9-'l5-3t. Rock Point. Md.
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FOR SALE.

Two Colts, 2 years old; Three Fresh
Cows One Heifer; One Fine Brood
Sow. Apply to,
(MRS CLARA BUDD.
June 1875. Lothsir, Nd.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

The public is hereby notified that no
automobiles will be allowed to come in-
to or remain within the grounds at
Chapel Point after O'Clock p. m. ex
cept .upon permission of the unde :
signed.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Under and by virtue Of the power in
vested in the Undersigned as Attorney
for the owners, there will be offered
for sale, by pubic auction, in the vii
iage of
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Penteeostal Church Of the Nazarene.
At chlcamuxen, Sunday, July 18th,
Revival services continued. Preaching
at IL q. IN. and 7.30 ?. N. each evening
during the week at sop, m. Preach
Tag at the Baptist Mission at 8 p. m.
D. W. Sweeney, Pastor.
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WfSS WYNN f1AAAShlC0l4t
The Cheapest and Best Family Nsvs-
paper Published.
ONLY ONE D0LLARA YEAR
Six Months, 80 Giants.
THE TWICE-A-WEkK AMERICAN
IS publ shed in tive issues, Tuesday ana
Friday mornings with the nsws Of the
week in compact shape. 81 slse ess-
sains interesting special eorrssPoe4sses
entertaining romances, good poetry,
local matter OF general interest and
iresh miscellany suitable for the koss
circle. A carefully edited Agricultural
department and full and reliable
financial and Market Reports ass
pecial features.
see clubbing arrangements !. ssAsr
Postoface 1t Baltinsna
No .'as second-class. natter, ABrn o
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Rev. H. r. Meyers, Of New Jersey,
will preach at the Naniemoy Baptist
Church Sunday, July II, at II a. m.
He wi also conduct revival meet
ing at the Naniemoy Baptist Mission
beginning Sunday night, July Ii, at 7.so
p. m. Services every night at the same
hour. All are invited to attend.
Rev. J. J Cain, Pastor.
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FOR SALE

One Good Mule will sell at a bargain.
REED A. POSEY,
S-26-15-a. Bryantown, Md.
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FRIDAY July 8, - 1913
LOCAL AND personal


Religious NOTICES
PoRr TOBACCO PARISH.
Christ Church, La Plata.
At 11.O0a. m. every Sunday except
the second Sunday Of the month,
then at 3. 80 D. m.
1t. Psuls Chapel, Piney.
At $50 p. m. every Sunday except
the second Sunday in the month,
then at 10 80 q. IN.
Waldorf, Sundays at 500 p. m.
L. A. WYE, Rector.
-
METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday, July II, Preaching
La Plata IL a. m.
Shiloh p. m.
Indian Head Up. m.
Rev. j. W. BEALL, Pastor.
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FOR SALE.

TWO FINE BLACK HORSES, and
Two BAY MARES. Good workers,
and work anywhere. For further par
ticulars,
Apply to G. E. POSEY.
7-2-st. Marbury, Nd.
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NOTICE.

WE respectfully request all owners
OF DOGS to KEEP them from Marshall
Hall Grounds as several Of our patrons
have been bitten.
Mt. Vernon 4 Marshall Hall
7-2-4t. Steamboat Company.
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For Sheriff.

Believing l am competent to serve
the public as Sheriff and will fill the
Office with credit to my people aud my
self. hereby announce myself candi
date for the Office of Sheriff Of Charles
County, subject to the Republican vot-
ers Of said county in the coming pri-
maries. HENRY A. PENN,
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ThR YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE
TnH POOR MANS FRIEND.
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THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT 2
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

Serbians should show =. cssto
stubbornness about parting MN
territory they took from BuleaS
two years ago is natural, bat t1~
the Allies will permit this stubbook
ness to prevail. il scarcely. ccncelvs
able. Z.
Italy, however, may be urging ~
Allies not to adopt too insistent -.
attitude toward Serbia. To c0any
pensate for the loss of Maced0nia,
Serbians are demanding that they
be allowed to annex northern Al
bania. This would be a fair trade
because, with a part of Albania n
her possession. Serbia would have
an outlet to the sea through her
own territory and would cease 70
remain an inland state. But Italy n
not over.pleased with the idea Of
Serbia breaking through to the Adrt-
attic sea. One reason why the Ro-
man government entered the war
was to make the Adriatic an Italian
lake, and to secure dominant posi-
ton over the Slavs that border the
Adriatic's eastern shore. II Serbia
becomes an Adriatic power. Italy
must limit her ambitions.
Serbia already has conquered .
large part OF northern Albania. and
but recently suspended her Albanian
campaign because of Italian objec.s
lions. italy, however. has not besn
sufficiently successful In the war
to be able to dictate TO her allies.
Furthermore. Italy can be com
pensated in Asia Minor. II Serbia =
given an Adriatic holding. and q
Bulgaria thereupon sets her price
and captures Constantinople for toe
allied powers.
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O: ~. s.lsSS:s , as:as T'''l;Is Dss
Helen. 1elIss. VIM. y. EdYHrd.
ksllK and poior s% ps% 1.y. i ysr Mr:i
from rseidsncs. % TiIlmap ave, ON
ES vsns:iissi is.S.r.n church. $40
p. N.
DGsoyAssAs: r l,as 4 r. sssss
ter OF the late DAntel and Mary
and Lacy, Fsnsrsl from rssidsncs
.SS So:. HoYss ris,s y church ., ~
o'clock. Funeral via auto to Mt.
Elliott csmststy.
uIGH--AuG .. 1919 81 his 'rssidencs,
500 Twelfth ST. BENJAMIN. aged q
f i:f s s:sy,ss. %:sss: :! 4. Iss
O. m. At house. Masonic burial at
Fsnton. Mich.
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Deaths.

nissSSphi, viai!sov. Hishllsna Park.
Myra II. Goodsnow. SCI Military, 1
years. colitis; Elizabeth. H. biakeiy.
sns. Scss y:a Jo. .sS'' r; rssrc
sii,t 81 n A'. A x ssrs con ssni,sI dc;
year: snteritis; Julia Monro. AZ Otis.
cSsuS ! yssr choIsra infsntyym; EN-.
..s s q v.r ~ sss
mensiis; Arthur knssis fcsi c:p ton
yocds ,sss.eSs ss % s.p '' ss:
pernicious aasmis;. dsorse ). wincK.
stomach; Adam Rotois. 1853 Junction.
osSy KscSr e f S.sg. S Sy:l;
tai. % years. complication of vrsrnic
omy; Joseph Poltonak, Samaritan hos
s. Alp ssnrs Enss Mn ps sSSur o.
Rremsturs birth: Hpllalre Roy. ssS
v: :sonss. Jsssxs s:S p:rry y'':T
2S S:sS cS HidSSs,es v s:ssfs ..p assS'
months, msninGitis, catherine War
:ylsS: 81 rarnswcfth. y moe!hs, s1.
ter. Cheney = sps.,S,. .E 81 ,. Col:
Andy HorSysE Hsrpsr Ssspitss
p: caI nS''! Wssmy 'WS sroG yac,, s::s
::aas. 10 y:ss. d :sD'pe' s.s.. M CARY
QlnoHa OF breast: 0eorGs A. creGg.
S.. 1,:ys1fsssnsn; Az. i7ss n.n,s.S;
rs. nee: de e ss, q so: s:::
S,,sa .sE.s. Sosss ssi,sl nss x
4sse.aw ysSsrievisr yaivs g close;
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whoever cared to read them. Mrs.
Holby's eyes were wistful. She
seemed to be asking people to think
charitably. And 90. since Il was
Akertowu. they thought uncharit-
ably. and more often than II was
necessary they asked Mrs. Hobby
when she was going to visit Dell.
As soon ~ she gets settled" she
answered. TREMENDOUSLY. "You see.
she 10 still staying with his folks.
and I wouldn't feel exactly comfort.
able. I'd rather wait till my littls
girl Is in her very own home"
Folks shifted. There came once .
very contrite. affectionate little let.
ter from Dell. She wrote that she
had suddenly realized what selfish
daughter She used to be. But she
had never thought. Now she knew.
Shed be different II she could 80
back and live her life over again.
I'VE thought she'd realixe!" said
Akertown, grimly.
Dear little Deli" said her moth.
er a. she showed the letter. "But
she never appreciated herself. A
II I'd lay her childish ways up
against her!" And she folded the
letter and put It away. as though
II were something precious.
Presently Dell began to send her
mother moneys great deal Of
money. She did not have to wash
or mend any longer. wrote Dell.
Akertown folks exchanged grim
glances. and they said persistently:
when you going to visit Dell. Mrs.
HolbyT Or. when II she coming
home for q visitr
i've written and begged her 70
come" said Mrs. Hobby. hut she
says Harry can't bear to hare her
leave him."
"Hm!" said Akertown.
Dell came. however. She had boen
away nearly two years. 30 Il vas .
maturer Dell who returned. 4 quiet
Dell, too. Just as pretty. IN, fact,
prettier. II you took time 20 look ct
her face. Akertown. however. hard
~ saw her features. being absorbed
by her raiment. Such raiment! AkerI
town had never seen such glory Of
clothes before. Silk stockings. vel
vet and satin shoes. paradise plunes
and aigrettes. shirt waists that we're
no more like Akertown's shirt
waists than flowers are like weeds,
rings. and gloves. Akertown gasped.
She did not stay long and never
left her mothers cottage except to
go to the grocery store and butcher
shop. She said pertinently that she
came to see her mother, no one
else.
Maybe there's reason" guessed
Akertown shrewdly.
Then her mother went to visit
her. She was gone month She
came back with peculiar look In
her old wistful eyes. ION, had q
| nice time" she explained; "but
feel more comfortable at home. 70,
see, they live so different"
II dare say" said Akertowr
meaningly. How is Deli's hus
band?"
"He is awful nice and he thinks
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everything Of Dell. And -
folks. But--but-" Mn.
looked around her small co1<1
don't It," che said. ~lGayb
said l would--I'll IT use
after Q few visits" 81 u
she won't lst O. oa14 3
town sapiently. And WI
Hawkins. son Of AkertpW1'o r.
citizen, decided % g - q
and carve cut . eaSooe ~
and Aksrtown urged ~ q
Dell up and send them 49,
that Akertown had my 11 Z
folks wanted 70 ~ sutoy
agreed. Den had once ~
face Tor trying 70 AnG ~
grinned msanly over ~ ~
4 week later Alfred vsG Y
was = vsry brisf lsttas.
hooked Deu up. ehe 49,
dong Ill right. That No. ~ n
Ather was angry. - won1sg
little hussy's ropsd HIN ~
moved BY patsrnal wosElzno
rot on the train 20 % -. - - \
Alfred was getting aloog. a
And when 10 came Mono 11E]
was very sober. 4 3: 81
what did you Ana oueS
town demanded excitedly. s.
Alfred's father cleaFeA ~ ~
Then 10 coughed until ~
clear Il again. ~Alfred's
along Ill right NJ sai1.
"And 90 10 Dell. You -. 7 IN
liked that little girl. Den I1
the son Of one OF the rtcAoo1 \
In town. I guess! And a sooM
heard where Alfred came lo
gave him Z position ri1hf -
They live IN . brown etn1o
sion. They've got foctmen IN
that sort OF thing. They ~; n
didn't think Dell's mother felt u
at home with them, but tAe5rel
ing she'll come and live witnSt
I'd like to know what dOeD
fools started all those blxme6
ports about that little girl!~
a. 4
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Births.


BOYS.
John Pos. 1903 campbeIi: Joseph
more. s:f. vinewood; pominicc Lev.
'SamRbsll; Arthur Rs.sie, 7sI pys1ei;
B: ibSns,n ,S% g Chestnut; Robsr'
s:s.s liz Sss sh:r' w., Ha'A sss. xs.
sss Harper; Elmer N. Brown. Wo-
msn.s hospital: Frederick l. Hahn,
ssfoursh Henry Isr 1h Ts, s'i ns
Klni.y; Ray Nelson, ss iak.tisw;
John T.. Dapke. saTo Logan; PhiiIi,
Gross. ?ss Wilkins; Russell Sly. wo-
IS E6s Hsaoa 'G'fHRa . sos a.s
sndrine; Robert c. Fraser, iits Hoi.
Gutseppe De Lisco. 1900 Pennsylva-
3cnn e; Rex. 100 RichmGnd; Julius
CESS, sss stanford ' john sS Snug s los
Copiin. Palmiro oirardini. lf5 Haw-
th3rne; Roy q. Crow. isi sycamore;
W Wt,,,. r" scn,,; s SCI ssysn.senth
4. DuchnI ms. .Ss PhiIadelphis; Ern.
est Ward, 3i7 Clinton: Louis Bogart,
Woman's hospital; George II. Lang,
asSI Maxwell Rudolph Sass. ssa
n''n GIRLS.
Frank Kraft. 1923 Seminole. Thorn.
- Hruscicl. 2lt Otis: Paul Szciega, 90
Adele; Benedetto Marchese. 3t2 Wat
ricks: John Morkowski. 17f Piumcr;
etauisiaus ssyzska, I'LL Military; An :
drew kornafel. 1890 sprinEw ellis. Oh
ovani ycrniciaro. to7 Lafayette: Ro-
eaniQ PalazoIo. s3l Larned east; Pc
ter Petrocki. 2s5 Leib: Gerardo Rossi.
1s0 Riyard; Julius Desauls, ~ East
FORT: w. }. Buchanan, tts Sheridan
George c. Bltss, ss4 Chalmers; stark
purtee,. t5l Williams: Alfred Tobias.
Woman's hospital; Raymond J. Scan :
i f:r rre cSs.Hs prsa viys'; M,er Ss
gan. Carlton Stein. ioi Lime; Phillip
rHhardt, soa McDougaii: John kies.
rs Field; ueorgs w. Mercer. 1850 W.
Grand blvd: Wesley y. Harris. sI5
Eighteenth; A. Hansworth. l.,
Townsend. George w. Spiiiane, ass
Mcclellan; William a. Doyle, TAI
Roosevelt; John Legasce. 92y TWEEN
Julius Epstein as, oi Fasn s,s Hams Wa1
ter u. Smith, 30. Twenty fourth
lawrence Landrie. $50 oIadwin; r. u.
Wtueman, las Myrtle; George b. Nc
MILAN. 769 Antofnctte.
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:" BY J. w. T. MASON.
written for the United Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Today's
announcement by the Bulgarian pre-
mier OF the terms on which Bulgaria
is willing to fight for the quadruple
entente is the most important de-
velopment In the Balkan situation
since the Allies negotiations with
Bulgaria began. The fate of the
Turks Is now being closely bar
gained for at Sofia, and the future
development OF southeastern Europe
is In the balance.
Only firm diplomacy on the part
Of the Allies Is needed to entice
Bulgaria into the war. The Sofa
government Is unquestionably pre-
pared to fight for the territory II
lost during the second Balkan war,
and II the Allies fail to buy the
Bulgar armies for their own use,
the blame will be entirely their own.
The Bulgarian premier's terms are
not such as the Allies cannot meet.
Bulgaria apparently is willing to
abandon its former insistence upon
receiving part OF the Greek Aegean
coast and will count Serbian Mace
donia a sufficient payment.
Serbia's consent, therefore, Is the
sole remaining major requirement
which the Allies must have In order
to start the Bulgarian troops to-
ward Constantinople. Serbia is the
country that brought on the present
conflict. Had II not been for the
Intervention OF England and France
In the war, Serbia would now be
conquered territory and vasssl
state OF Austria-Hungary. That the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11

hrayton. A. Taylor. -; Martha b
Frsdsrick 8. Bitssr. 30: Rsy wart
M. Max Schneider a. Title M.nd.l-
John Christian. 81; Elisabeth
TnsSdos,: BurkowskL as Anna
., Nissoi :. Mario,iovie. so; Barbara
William q. braves. "a; Helen o.
Frank Bradtks. ~: Rose Kuhn. 10.
Henry A Basman, 20; Margaret
-woieieeh ziornik. -: Katherine
xrshiaaid J. Wilson. 81; Martha e.
a,s Ssf !, kamond,. as Elisabeth koA-
Pa: Rose Brown. 20. Detroit
william Berg. ~: Josephine Ma
James sailey. 81. bedford; Anna
Roy Palke. 20: Mildred Burk, ~.
Alvise Monchkowsky. Is; Victoria
John Tieaawatie. 90; Celia BAndss-
Russsii oldbsrs. IS: May Hsmiin.
Qtto Rueneb. az EsIue JuTiUut. 81
Jacob cyrowski. Is; Celia Komin-
H.Ir.on d. Graves. ~; Florence
AIss [. Reichstsin. IS; Ethel Gold
Louis Baker, 25. Trenton: Elisa
beth Riggcr, 81. wyapdotte.
Is.aey surkiewics. 20; Agatha
Ladwik Kend..r.ki. as; Victoria
Erskine w. Evans. a.. Greenfield
Tcwnship: Ruth II. Weber. -. De
,.xnarsw or.e..e..k. 90; xst.ryna
:, Hectic. spiher. 20; Anna Bell. Rul-
:, stanislaw orabda. 20; Agnisssks
John a. cutcher. as. River Rouge
Rachel L. Anteau. 20. same.
=. Rolla Thomas. ~; Myrtle Hartman
Herman IAipson. .a,. Boston
Mess.: Clara Porter. 20. same
George " Williams. 10; Mary c
John W. Merits. ~; rmm. Klein
John Adsiew,c.. 70. Mary zatac. 20
HOWE. *, Corunna. Mich.
Waienti stapanski. IS; Mary zytk.
Hans Moe. as: Barrhn Larson. ~.
Gilbert q. FurdenburR. ~. Detroit:
Gc'da schooner. ~. Yellow springs. o.
n, otto slender. 20. River Rouge;
Theodore Domsa, 20; Katherine
st:oh.n w.nesl ~; There's.
Klecba. II.
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Cash with order. IL charged. 70 .
-, Nc -! sr.,ns:.:ai sAvs.:.slas ,n;:.s.:ss
shSssed, per insertloe
as.,isn ss': ::s sss;' c..S S'.'. Il
Thanks. Obituaries, Netting Notices
and al ads prscszins Male Hsip,
and ssn' ns.,i D:sshSs CARD: Of TsaSss
sSsrss. sc Yor Is wcrSs or Less Over
- words one sand. ons-third Ger u for
each extra word
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o'Hssrn. sss Pa,kv,sv.. 70 years. ur-
S1isr. u yssrs INITIAL InssiSsisnoy;
Tc'ossh. ,nsis:Has: Isassio Lscst p
:;'s!n:; :sa :SS;sd h:lki: s :ss
; s.s: son T:I' sn h s sSs.
Ss ssass:. ssss siSSs: :S ,si 'sl!as ~.
S!sssis. ssis q. :ss!;;': As .:sscicTsi
inaritan hospital. 10 years, inqusst
crS Mich ' Silass.,oS - S.sss
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For SALE-rANMS.

20 ACRES. good hosue. small barn, all
crops. team. wagon and harness,
e2.350. take cottage.
So acres, 81 miles from good town,
good buildings, 20 acres corn. "a
horses, ) cows. 2 calves, s hogs.
200 chickens. SO ducks and all farm
tools. take single house or two-fiat.
10 acres. near Mt. Clemens, good
buildings and fences. Al soil; $500
so acres. good buildings and fences,
well located. take small house or
vacant In Detroit
80 acres. mile from Ypsilanti: good
barn, old house. some timber: $500
100 acres, GOOD buildings and fences
Is acres good timber. exchange for
Detroit property.
las acres. near Pontiac, fair build
Detroit property.
KINGON REAL ESTATE co.
405 WHITNEY BLDG. MAIN sl73
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SHOWING 10 PER CENT NET.
Located on the very. best corner In
and I can take q FREQ and clear
farm and some cash. or free and
clear city property and some cash
or even free and clear property and
IL something special
MICHIGAN Is An OPEN BOOK TO
L. ]. FASQUELLE
800 Oh. Com. NJ ID. r. r u. Cad. 3o4.
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wANrrD-rARMs.
FARMS WANTED

List your farm with us. We have
buyers waiting. Write or call In
74i Gratiot-ave.
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v0R Observation-Disclosures.
HAINE'S WIGS, TOUPES.
HAIR GOODS

VIM. A. uAl>...
Hsinss Wigs and Toupcs are well
produced. have no competitor In
prices; My Wig. and soups: arc ia
Ladies'. Hair i", o @Si.o' carry thou
sands OF French wavy Switches and
German Way Switcnes. straight hair
switches. Large stock Of gray and
Curls. HALF Wiss for ladies', bald or
with thin hair. Il don't deal In CHI
ness renned hair. nor sea grass.
h hsSiss h asir dyed BY som n0sirr
chiidren's hair cutting. Most modern
the United States. wigs TO rent for
s.i nnS nar GOOD: Hou!s som
overlook me; 81 years in my present
hair store ought to appeal to the
public. Established In my present
hair store Ia1s
VIM. A. HAINES
7s Grand River-ave. west. cor Bsgley
A.A.AA.--LUMBER
COMPLETE STOCK. NEW AND USED
Doors. windows. stairs. iath.
shingles. hnihh. timbers. blocking
ara AT lMaoNNEY.sAvINa PRICES.
ASBESTOS SH1NGES
AAs Dun I PRicE, q Fen soGIARE.
RUBBER ROOFING
STANDARD BRAND. NONE BETTER
Our price can't be beat
WALL BOARD
NOTHING BETTER, $3.50 per 100 IT,
PLUMBING
Complete line new guaranteed goods
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Union Housewrecking Co.
Sl4s Buys HALI.ET x CUMsToN
Piano--reguiar s325 style. beauti-
fui rosewood upright full size;
finely refinished. pure. sweet tone:
sensational value. Come today.
Easy terms. GRINNElsL BROS.,
2i5 Woodward.
SODA FOUNTAIN. oiilirrd and pool
tablef rew and second-hs-nQ geo.
Marsh CO.. Fnrmer-st. T. terma
CUMMINGS Piano--oniy SIS: was
$500: beautiful mahogany upright;
modern In every detail; like new:
clear, sweet tone. rare bargain.
Small payments arranged to SUIT.
GRINNELL BROS, 2fb WOODWARD.
TYPEwRrTERs. All new $50: rebuilt
A1sHN SIS up. Rent 81 mo. up.
INV Agents Corona. weighs 6
lbs. open sat. eve. till :.
~ Detroit Type. Co. $50
Jeff mr.. Wood. Main. +1o2.
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DETECTIVES.

COMPETENT, truss worthy operatives,
day or night n. q. pwyer Secret
Si1x, cs1iiiSc Isl, '' Nichss "a
SUNDAYS phone West ag7o
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PrsntlnE. the plain neat kfnA@1l
II rixht-Times Bah Dept--NeeouN
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A $4,000 PROPERTY

TO ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.
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THREE LOTS near Dexter. $3.50 each
Z lot on Van Dyke. 5000: 1 lot on
Montclair. 1880; ! lot on Taylor
$3.50, and other vacant for ex-
change See Mr. Lo~er.
ARR-CAvPENTER.
1888 Dime Bank Bldg Main 1878.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-11

Try Bsmb Floral Service"
Flowers for Everybody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon,
Main 1eo3. iSs Batss-st.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-13
Penbrook Committee That
Is to Act With Council

The names selected by Joseph A.
Miller to advise with council in ac-
cordance with instructions of the mass
meeting held Friday evening are as
follows: w. H. Wolf, Alvin P. Speas,
George Bowman, ]. w. Hicks. c. H.
Ruhl and B. F. Knupp.' This COM
mittee will no doubt meet as soon as
possible to organize and confer with
council at a special session to learn
what has been accomplished to date
and what remains to be done before
the ordinance is passed and contracts
let. 1t will probably include the i'm
mediate completion of petition, a con-
ference with the traction company
officials and the State Highway De-
partment to determine whether 1t is
possible to proceed with any of the
work this Fall. Practically every one
of the property owners on the street
is in favor of some method of per-
manent Improvement at once and the
general impression is that the COM
mittee of property owners on the
street will do everything possible to
cooperate with the council to perfect
this piece of road to conform with
the excellent work the State has done
OF the Jamestown road which will
then be among the finest roads in this
section of the State.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-13
Dogs Of War Are Given
Place in French History

The present world war is not the
only conflict of arms in which dogs
have played a prominent and worthy
part. When the French were fight
ing the Arabs in Algeria, it is re-
lated that one canine favorite was
decorated with the stripes of a cor
poral and afterward raised to the rank
of a full sergeant on account of his
abnormal sagacity He was used in
turn as scout, sentry, dispatch bearer
and seeker of the wounded on the bat
tlefield.
Another famous French dog was
Tutu, attacked to the Sd Zouaves, who
went through the African and Italian
campaigns with the regiment. Dur
ing the latter campaign Tutu un-
masked an Austrian spy who had put
on a zouaves uniform, while at Pales-
tro he was the first to swim across the
canal, being followed by the soldiers.
Magenta was another famous dog that
went through the Italian campaign,
and when he came back to Paris the
animal was showered with flowers by
the enthusiastic public.