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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
STING Turks IN
GERMAN WILLOW

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-"TAe 6G
man army" william Schus. . .heae
manufacturer of sos South Bxu
way. Yonkers, II alleged to -
said. needs 100000 pounds ~ &
low ware for ammunition baskof1&
Never mind how they are TO upC
there. That has bean arranged ~
ready. Will you take the ordef}
"Will II" replied George JoR
sophie. . willow ware maker of M
Water-ste, who says he not OmlX
signed the contract few days 49,;
but gave Schug q $500 comm11S
sion. 81
Recently Josephie called "
Schug's firm. the Smith-WprthinGk
ron Harness company. OF 40 War
ren.st.. and learned he said. thAt'
the German army had ordered only
700 pounds. On complaint Of ~
sophie. Schug was arrested at IT,
Hotel Flanders, charged with ~
tanning $1,000 under false pretenS
ses.
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)EPr. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Oct. H., 1slkx
FOR CONSTRUCTING
vlTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received ~
the ofnce Of the Department Of Pub
urday. Oct. 16. 1915, at 10 O'Clock ..
m. Eastern standard time. at which
time and place they will be openee,
for furnishing all the labor and na-
err. which will be furnished by th1
city. ut city yards. and building ana
nnishing e--toeether with ina
back hlling according to the pians
and specifications on file In this ot-
| hcc. vitrited crock lateral sewers IN
the following described alleys:
Lateral Sewer No. 1881. IN block
bounded by T., Fourteenth. HAno .,
| Lateral sewer No 1889, IN block
bounded by Evans textended), Gem
trial, Wabash r. and Lodge
street between Elmwood and Eliery.
! Each bidder must deposit In a sep
arate envelope with his bid ccrti
! fed bank check payable TO the order
OF the Department of Public Works
OF the CITY OF Detroit for the sum OF
two hundred dollars $4,000 for each.
sewrr-bid- upon.- " hteh will be for
bidder fails TO enter into contract
within FIVE days after the acceptancert
OF his tender. Contracts to be sub y.
ject TO the approval OF the Common
Council The bidder whose tender
Is accepted will he required to furn-
fsh With his contract an approyU0
bond TO the City Of Detroit In the full
amount OF the contract. conditioned
on the faithful performance OF COM
tract -
The contractor shall be paid VI
bonds or the proceeds thereof, II such
bonds are purchased by the sinking
Fund Commission according to law ~
No bids will be accepted from any
person or firm who liz in arrears or
default TO the City OF Detroit upon
debt, contract. or obligation TO said
city.
specifications In dsfAil for
the above work may be had on applt.
cation TO the Secretary.
The Department of Public WORK
reserves the right to reject any -
s5s7 GEO. IT. rENKELr4
B-2ss -Sonfnfffsfeeetv-----'
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swapping his orders. His regiment

swapping his orders. His regiment
was sitting a grin. Suddenly Albert
put his hand to his ear:
II hear guns" said he.
Now ii is known that the cannon
at Arras was actually heard AZ
Havre that day, In spite of the 100
miles that separate the towns. AL
bert began TO mutter to himself. His
pale blue eyes cleaned over the
sand parapet. His cheeks were
white. AS the boy watched him.
half afraid of his strange manner.
the prisoner of war leaped to his
feet with a cry. He swung the brok.
en- rife above his head.
Deutschland" he cried. "Deut-
schland ueber allies"
He leaped out of the shallow pit.
Twenty feet away breakers were
gathering force against the sharp
incline Of the beach. A man In that
blue water would be utterly help
less. The waves would thrash him
against the sand until the ebbing
tide carried him out to sea. The
great Saxon soldier threw open his
arms and a battle roar came fro m
his lips.
ION, on" he shouted. "My com.
rades.'
Marcel had been -twitching at -his
blouse. but the soldier did not heed
him. The boy was crying In his
fright. The crazed man was about
to charge down that hill Of shifting
sand into the merciless water, whcl
Marcel remembered:
Halt" he cried sharply. "Grount
arms.'
Somehow the command reached
some centre Of control. Albert cam,
sharply TO attention. The glar,
went out of his eyes and he laughed
sheepishly. He began to tell Mar
Gel that the dream was gone, bu
that martinez would permit no such
slackening OF discipline. SILENCE in
the ranks!" he shouted. by tie
right hank-wheel. March,"
So they went home. Albert Is. do
ing his full days stint Ia the quar-
ries with the other German prison
ers now He Is a cured man. Tha,
camp surgeon who had the inspira
ton says that Marcel cured him
Marcel somewhat regrets the cure
It is dull work gathering scaweet
all alone.
1T was a good Boche.' said Mar
eel.
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Bah" said the bad little boy OF
the water front. He is a coward.
this Boche. He trembles when We
run at him with sticks. We throw
pebbles at him-only little pebbles.
mind you-and there are tears IN
his eyes"
They initiated the jerky move
ments of the German prisoners who
had been indented to Marcel. One
bad little boy would throw a stone
al another bad little boy. and the
second rascal would put up his
hands and cry "Camarade"-tha
being particularly spicy jest In
France just now They made white
eyes at each other.
Nevertheless. said Marcel, ut il
a good Boche:'
Only in France is 1t possible for
small bare-fegged boy to become
the jailer OF a captured soldier.
Marcel adds to an income that
otherwise does not exist by gather
ing seaweed. Seaweed. 1t appears.
IL used to stuff the palliasses upon
which soldiers sleep. The pris-
oner of war especially dislikes
beds made of seaweed. Such
beds are therefore in great demand
for hospitals. Hundreds OF German
prisoners are employed on the har-
Dor works and quarries here at four
pence day, or thefeabeuts. Mar
eel observed this fact and became
covetous.
III want German prisoner to
work for me-" said he one day TO
the captain whose horse he some
times holds. -
II was. a good joke to the captain
and he repeated it widely. II was
no joke at all to Marcel. Various
officers used to tweak him by the
ear and ask II he had secured a
prisoner yet to work for him. Mer-
eel became increasingly persistent.
Once he dressed himself in his best
clothes--this being a tremendous
concession-and sought TO call upon
the commandant When the soldier
at the door refused to admit him
II is to be feared that Marcel yield
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Deaths

Ella Bohme. Harper hospital. -
Fears salpingitis. Margaret v. Towle.
fracc hospital. 81 years. goitrc: John
| Rose, IS Hague. 50 years. append
Ritis: Frank i. Ring, Providence hos
SitaI 81 years. lobar pneumonia, Er
lest L. Baumgarth. Harper hospital.
81 years. carcinoma OF pylorus; James
3herlda st. Mary's hospital. about
|hony Poiak. IS otis. about Is years.
>roncho- pneumonia, Charles kreger.
d. Mary's hospital, 81 years. inquest
bending Frederick w. fioltz, Provi-
ence hospital. 81 years: peritonltis;
flames r. Gin. Is Spruce. Sc years. or
kanic heart disease Harley Beebe
Woodward and Congress. about q,
Tears. crushing injuries; Nathan So
lsthritis. John q. Zepf. Grace hospii-
| al. 70 years, Internal injuries. VIII
ham Terry, 81 Lycaste. 10 ye9~s. en- =
locarditis. Mary Weymouth 2Sl w
konsaIi. 1884 Thirty nth. SO years. he.
katic carcinoma. Edna Regehc, 32l
Illinois, months. malnutrition' Flora
B. Haun. 5i5 Toledo, % years. septlc
Seritonitis: J. Asher Beebe. Harper
Sospitai. 81 years. myocarditis; lola
Elliott, 80 Jones. year. broncho
Sncnfronia: VIVA Rickel. 224 Lafay-
-aaat-hG- cerebral memoir :
Ihage; Louis Harrid, 363 twentieth,
bout as years, mttral regursltRtiona
jiargaret Cronan, COS Beaubien, "
ears, pulmonary tuberculosis; Jan
k.tlarz. 81 Addison. IL months. maj :
Nutrition; Helena Surzyto, ~ Otis. '
opths, enteritis. Mary j. - Nelli.
$40 Helen 10 daNs, premature 'EeS-
kaw Zpremba $50 Medbury, J year.
hfantiIe copvuiHiohs. John w. Row
ey. es5 Mcclellan, 50 years. lobnr
Pneumonia
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I'll NGLER --Oct IT. Francea. aged
SIS years beloved wife or the late
John Klungler. dear mother OF
Hugo. Emma and liildeRarde
kiungior Funeral from residence.
: 31a-Al- Elliolt-nyaA Ihursda- at
n. m and 2:30 ut 81. Mathews
church. corner Concord and stuart
AR 10, 1915. Charles 7.
aged - years. beloved son of Mr..
and Mrs william Y. Marjason. Fu-
neral from parents residence. s15
McCleilnn-ave.. Wednesday. Oct IL,
nj $40 a. M Iuterment at Romeo.
Mich, via H. 4. r.
ucC ABE-oct. 10, 1918. suddenly.
Thomas McCabe. at residence of Al
fred Cook. s5t Sixteenth-st. Fu-
neral from above residence We'd
nerday at $40. 81. vincent's church
ut . O'Clock.
BRSFf.f-6rt- .taf5, trra e:tss..
beloved daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
W. Norvell. Funeral Wednesday
from residence, 80 Pitchcr-st. at
O'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
ELK KILLS SON
IN PARK DUEL

RICHMOND, Ind. Oct. 13.--TwQI
huck elks In the city herd In Clan
Iiller park, fought duel and ~
ore the employees could separate
lem, Teddy. head Of the herd ha<
ored to death his son. tw0yeaTs
Id buck. Teddy is one Of the finest
7ecimens OF elk In the country
Id is 10 years old.
II Is the first time in the history
Of the herd that buck has o6ere4
to harm its offspring. v;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Births


BOYS
William Rottenherg. Harper hos
pital. George Lake. IS Medina.ave
pt,e sesker; ~ Whits wai;;.r 'q K.s
henoski. 5st Harper ave. Jozef Loz-
'|ca. iiS otis-ave.; Jan Locek, sst
rwenIy-third-st; Irantz, Jakiitseh,
E5I ShermHn- ST Howard teH
Albert u. Endres, SAY
canton ave; VIM. J. seymour, 6s5 T..
Congress st Henry Brion. ~ Ver-
mont ave; john silvasy. isS Green
ave-; Luther ", McNali; 26g Mekin-
Ii. I.afayette-ave; Joseph Anthony,
b90 Woodbridge-ayc. r.: David Vol
kovitch. ga r. Montcslm.st. Louis
Goodman. sos Clay-ave.: George r.
Mann. i59 Haie-st., Frank wizbow-
ski. asa Gilbert-sL; Biazei kalasnski
B32 Riopelle-st Giuseppe Russo. ino
3Rivard-st Pasynale Venditti. OIL ST
Aritsn hospital: Angus a. Mifhin. 2sl
Pallister- rave. Adoiph Baetz. ".
John Mclean. blt
nierrick ave; Emmett Donahue, gbl
y. Philadelphia-aVe Louis Dlppoin'
has W. Milwaukee-sve.: George RVS:
hiss Norton ave. George Cola. ~
Mercier- Thomas Poole. ii5 To-
ledo-ave.. Gabriel koerper. $40 camp
behave Frank Zeh, Womans hos
pitai; John schultz, s23 milwaukee, .
ave. John Maiey. $50 Baldwin.aVe
Paul ii. Elliott. Grace hospital; Leon
hrd j. Lucas, 9gl ". kirby-aVe.
Martin Hawrylciw. 81 Martin-ave.
John y. Arditto, lso Divisional
FL intisfske. ga wliiams-aye.:- Paul
SAX. ISi Waldu-st, James kcndrich
h0S2 Frederick Lloyd Hontz. 1894
kerrhev a ave. George 1. Lucy, Wo-
mans hospital. Harold Rlyrius 2l1
ieAdricks-st Frank j. Kennedy, o9'
rillman-aNe.
Julius Boldiszar LIS Waterman :
i've: Joseph JsrZyna, ZIG Copeland
i've; John Misterko, 6Si Medbury-
i've. Lorcnc Stanek. $40 Harper ave.
Eonny Tsevlnh l9l Divisional. May
policki. III Infantry-aVe,; Frank
Thomson. rs I.aduc-st., stanley Wey-
tinAki I43 Leland-aYe.i lgnAzN Glel-
dowrki. $50 MitChell-aVe. liartlomioz
b3rukwinski. los Adele Michael
Bohmsz. i25 Homes Adam Dunn
prowski. 90 otis-Rve.. John Hyde, sS
Sylvester ave Vingenzo Basamo, 2ss
+. FORREST. Giuseppe Piacentino. 5SI
clinton Mike Puskas, so Finley
" Theodore Becker. 1n5 Pennsyl-
vania aye. Thomas Mcdonald. Wo-
mans hospital. Gordon L. Smithy.
II Watsrloo-st Frank Mcleod,
32i w. warren ave. l. Fred Mail
oux. 81 Rsthbone-st.; John Wegiel.
% Southern Leonard J. Ocou.
nor. 1910 Baldwin-ave. Michael
sowiak. rs Albert. OIL; Andrew Don
Rldson. I'll Beerher-st.: John Henry
~ ~ " SAX . --lienr2e A. TASIor,
Use Grand RiVerave.: William u
Nclfe, tDSs- Concord-avc.; Ell Yam
ranin. l1S3 Rlopelle-st, Oscar In
Forest, 1875 Fsirview-aVe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
RIDGE 1MPn0vu
COMPANY. L1M1TUR
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN.
pursuance OF the unanimous vote y
humber and value Of all the intotee41
OF the association Of Chestnut ~
Improvement Company. Limited ~
meeting OF the members Of the 60
September. 1915. at the office q
assocIation, In the City of OGxG|
Michigan. said Chestnut Rt1go
provcrncnt Company, Limite4 ~
there are no debts for wa8ez ~ 0D4E
and no other liabilities - en4941o04
ness TO be satisfied. and that ~ 49,
sets Of the association ARP boonO l@@
tributed among the memoeeo ~ g
association In propofeteA - M44I
81. Lsquidating 1fvsteea Woo n
duly elected ~ eald meetllQ &
ute In such C4ee mo4o go Ulyv
Dated Dotro1t, M1on- ~ ~
cHEoT1<U1 Hrp0k yDgpn0vx
COMPANY. L51111Un
/ ~ |9k "a
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Cent a
Word
Classified
Rates..

Cash with order. n charged. 10 Q
Nc transient sdvsrtisins. inssrtsd
tor less than l6c with cash; isc u
per insertion
The above rates apply 20 all CLASH.
except H:rths. Cards OF
end ali ads prscedins Male Help,
Ind Meeting Notice. = Miniwom
fharse. s5e for % verde or less over
Is words one-and- third certs Tor
kacn extra word
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MakipR-Iyse-0f-It

The New Arrival--Where are
your tennis courts. landlord?
The Landlord-Aint got no tennis
courts, but them bats'll come in
mighty handy swattin mosquitoes.
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S25 TAKES EQUITY

Two acres near Grand River-ave.
electric as large as % city lots:
have garden and chickens and
reduce the cost OF living Live here
and work I'm town. Price $500 an
acre; s25 down. owner. box Il, No.
%.
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To RENT-FLATs.

To RENT-FLATs.
NEW 6-room nat near Michigan and
Martin-aves.. 3 bedrooms, gas, cleo
trio. cellar, lower fat; f25; main
rooms decorated.
New S-room Hat, bedrooms and
bath. same locality. lower nat.
s2250; upper. sac; electric lights.
gas. cellar: main rovm decorated
New lower nat. rooms and bath,
main rooms decorated electric
lights. gas. full basement, furnace.
laundry tubs. etc, s25; same local.
GEO. II. CARPENTER
Main 4sto. sos FORD Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
FRENCH LAD
CURES BIG
GERMAN.
Gamin, Keeper of Big
Saxon Prisoner, Helps
Him Forget
ALBERT SHELL
SHOCK VICTIM
Regained Reason In
Long Walks on
Sea Shore
BY HERBERT COREY

Copyright. 1915. by Herbert CoreyJ
.HAVRE, Sept. lit Is a GOOD
Boche." said little Marcel. judicial
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WANTED--l'O 0UA.
FOR ACANT LOTS.
GO X 200

Double your money best buy out
Grand River. soft. boulevard, SLUG
walks. cindered streets and shade
trees. 10 per cent down and So per
month. See L. c. Beck for appoint
ment Phone Cherry 4774. Al Buhi
block
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
rOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

All new $50. rebuilt
uG SIS up Rent 81 mo. up
Agents Corona, weighs 8
lbs, Open Sat. eve. till 8.
Detroit Type. Co. 100
Jeff.. nr. Wood Main 400.
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DETECTIy Es.
AUTO INsTkUCTIONs.

STUDENTS WANTED
6IIss by the sterling Systsm: Ia.
ctvidual Instruction; now class each
week. Enroll now for noxt week
Sterling Auto College. TIT Cass- ave.
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OAKLAND CO.
FARM 160 ACRES
o,I,IIa0DS nsp r,,,,I.

no RENT-BUsINEss PLACES
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WANTED-Five experienced
newspaper premium solicitors
to work new proposition in
Detroit. Apply at once at De-
troit Times circulation depart
ment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-06
-EiirzeI has the Coolest Ice in Town
and delivered Every Morning.

ana delivered Every morning
Mrs Chas. Halpap went TO Ash
land Sunday night where she will
be housekeeper for VIM. Nedden and
children.
Gus Rantz and family autoed to
Prentice and CataWba Sunday Mrs.
Rantz andsCilildren remaining at the
latter place to visit her parents.
Several members Of the Masonic
lodge attended the funeral Of Emil
Kloes, at Three Lakes, yesterday. mr..
Kloes was member Of Eagle River
lodge.
Fred Cheever is using clutches, the
result Of getting . foot Bnashed
while working on new road, build
ing in the town OF Harrington.
Louis +. Petey of Rhinelander
came over Saturday to join his bro
Their John and family in a camping
expedition. He returned Monday.
Mrs. and Miss Pier of Milwaukee
who are large owners Of northern Wis
consinlands were in town Tuesday
and inspecting their holdings in this
| vicinity.
j. n. Burke went to Minneapolis
Sunday night after a 1916 Maxwell
demonstrating car He returned
with it Wednesday and its a classy rig
albright.
Mrs Williams and daughter Of NAL
den, Mass, arrived Wednesday to Wis
/ it the formers sisters sMesdames 6.
Nj. Nash and G. II Thompson. 1t is
/ their first meeting in many years.
1 Art Radcliffe opened up the flood
] gates on his 20 acre potato field at
/ Three Lakes and came up Wednes-
! day to buy pair OF rubber boots and
see how little dry land looked.
/ Owing to the extremely bad night
the taxpayers meeting was not very
/ well attended. A committee was ap'
pointed to personally. Interview prop
erty owners regarding the work II
| view.
| asst Raymond Insure your farm
buildings against ere, lightning and
tornado losses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-06
Local And Personal.

tigo visitors Saturday.
Oscar Gunderson made a trip to
lola between Friday and Monday.
Robt. Oimstead of Chicago is the
guest of his relatives here,
Bert Bake was down from Phelps
yesterday.
\ C. n. Biohm was down from Como
yer Wednesday.
VIM. M4Gee was over from Minoc
qua to spend Sunday.
Julius Strelow Of Phelps was in
town Monday.
Mr.and Mrs H.G. Frank autoed down
from Lac Vieux Desert Saturday.
Dave Frankel took an auto load of
friends to Rhinelander Saturday.
Miss Lillian Sargent returned to
Amigo Saturday. Il
Miss Lucille Murphy left Tuesday
to visit relatives at lola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klatt left Mon
day for their home at Trip, S. Oak.
Miss Leone Mack of Phelps visited
friends in town the first Of the week.
Buy Your Ice from tiirzei and
Keep Cool.
The Amigo trap shooters will come
up in special train sunday for a
match with the locals. i,
Miss Fannie Garrison of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, is visiting her parents
| here.
Miss Roseila Wise Of Menominee,
Mich, is the guest Of her uncle Lou
is belongy and family.
|. Miss Viola Hutchins OF Milwaukee
is the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Robt
Felt.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Stromberg returned
| Thursday from a business visit to
Milwaukee.
Louis Hanson went to Phelps Mon
day where he will be employed FOL
the rest of the summer.
/ Miss Fern Scott left this morning
for Wsshburn to visit her mothel
for week.
/ Il. A. Croker took his twelve yeal
old son Vim. to Lacrosse Monday fol
al operation for hernia.
Mrs. Frank Stein returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives
in the southern part Of the state.
| Let the Eagle River Laundry
do it. Phone No. "a.
| Mrs. Frank Adams and children
visited the Dussault family at Como
yer Sunday.
i ~ A. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Cook and Miss Geneyieye Raymond
were over from Star Lake Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Stevens left
Tuesday to visit their daughter Mrs
Emil Dostal, at Manistique, Mich.
Miss Anna Schmitt of Two Rivers
! arrived Friday to spend several weeks
at the home of her brother Rev. II
Schmitt.
Rev. and Mrs. Malmke, of Nc.
Naughton, returned home Monday
after spending Sunday with Rev. Fl,
Schmitt and wife.
| MIR. and Mrs. Herman Behn and
Hugo Behn were arrivals Saturday to
visit their parents Mr.. and Mrs. III
Behn. aud other relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Fuller, Hiss Marian Ful-
Ter and Master Charles Fuller left
Tuesday to visit relatives at Owassa,
Mich
Miss Anne Saiier Of Amigo who has
been the guest OF her cousin here,
Miss Margaret sailer, returned home
Tuesday.
Rhinelander defeated the Eagle
River team 4 to in a game played
there sunday. They will saw Off the
tie here next Sunday
Mrs. Martin and children returned
home to Stevens Point to day after
being guests of her cousin, Mrs. Geo.
Hall, for week.
Undertaken Gaffney was at Three
Lakes Wednesday and Thursday ar
ranging for, and conducting the
funeral Of Enil kloes.
Rev. &. E. kiercher arrived Tues
day from Momence, Ill, to join his
family in their ANNUAL vacation at
the L. NJ. Grover home.
GuS RGntZ and las. Merical who ara
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-06
Did Well at WausaiI.

r. ]. Strong, John Gndegast and
Frank Hall attended and took part in
the trap-shout-fest held at Waasau
Sunday. In field Of nearly 100 the
high man breaking 80 out of loo tar
gets, Hall broke 81. Strong 50 and
Gudegast "a.
REVIEW.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-06
Bake Sale at Carriers Stere.

The Earnest Workers will hold q
sale of home baked goods at Car
tiers store, Saturday afternoon, be-
ginning at o'clock. Salads, beans,
pies. cakes, doughnuts, etc. Don't
forget the place and time.
Hello Central Give me the
Eagle River Laundry. No. "a.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
TO erect MONUMENT IN
HONOR. OF NANCY HANKS

LEXINGTON, KY. Aug ga plot
in the cemetery where Hamburg
Belle C2.Ol Ia. Major Delmar
q.59 1-2) the noted thoroughbred
mare Imp and other famous horses
are buried, for has been designated
for more than two years as the last
resting place of the great trotter
Nancy Hanks. The mare died on
Monday Mr.. Madden will erect a
handsome monument to mark the
grave. She was foaled on the farm
of Hart Boswell in Kentucky in 1886.
Her record of 204 was made at
Terre Haute, Ind. in 1898. Her great
est and last race was at Independence
Ia, where as a 5-year-old she defeat
ed Allerton and Margaret s.. trotting
three heats in 212. 2.12 "a and PIP.
which still stands as the worlds rec
ord for three consecutive heats to
high wheels.
She was developed by Ben Kenney,
.of Lexington, and raced by him over
the Kentucky Fair circuit in 1883.
which year she won six races and lost
but a single heat. closing the season
with a record Of 2.24 1-2. In 1890 she
started in six races and won all Of
them in straight heats, closing with
the record of PA IA In Chicago
in 1892 she reduced the record of
Sunol from 2.0S IA to 2.O7 IA, and
two weeks later at independence,
lowered her own record to 2.05 IA.
These races after August. 1890. we're
driven by Bud Doble.