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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24

fields to bear for two, or more years,
and In order to renew the patch they
often cultivate the mfddles and induce
new runner plants to take possession
of them. After the mfddles are well
stocked with plants, the old rows are
tnrned under and form the alleys be-
tween the new rows.
Setting the Hedgerows.
The hedgerow system is interme-
date between the hin and the matted
row systems. and has some of the ad-
vantages of both In the hedgerow
system the runners are allowed to
form plants along the row in strip
q few inches wide. After this strip is
well stocked with plants the runners
are cut off. The advantage Of this
over the matted row system is that
more air and sunlight reach the fruit,
resulting In larger and more uniform
berries. More berries are produced by
using the hedgerow than ny the hill
system. This is the systena most COM
monty praetfced in the soathern para
of the hover tier of soathern states
with the exception of Florida. In some
cases The field Is plowea after one crop
has been produced, and in others 1t
Is allowed to bear FOR two or more
years.
In Florida the hin system gives the
best results, while In most other sec
lions either the hedgerow or matted
ROVE system Is preferred. Where large
berries with the best table qualities
are more important than heavy yields,
the hill system should be used. In
most commercial paintings heavy
yield is OF prime importance, and the
hedgerow or matted row system
should then be employed, except where
climatic and other conditions do moi
favor these methods, as IN Florida.
Time Of Planting and Source OF Plants
The time to plant Strawberries va
ries in different sections OF the south
In Florida they may be set at am
TINA from June 70 November when
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24

In the others eyes. ri shouldn't do IL
Mallow," he said. II shouldn't. Moth
ing would please me better than to
have good excuse to chuck you over
the rail. Upon time you had the best
of me. was sick man then. I'm In
tolerable good health at present"
You crow, could break you like a
pipe STEM" Mallow rammed his hands
into his coat pockets, scowling con-
temptuously. He weighed fully twenty
pounds more than Warrington.
Grow! Warrington shrugged. In
the East crow Is rough synonym for
thief. You're at liberty to return to
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24
Keen the Horse Busy.

The horse is an expensive animal to-
feed. and consequently should be kept
busy all the time If possible If this
cannot be done. then he should be fed
as elteaply as possible. With hay or
other roughage and two pounds OF
cottonseed meal day the idle horse
or mule can be kept in good condf>
ton ON very small amount Of corn
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24
LEetfe Trouble With sows.

Healthy sows that have been prop
erfy cared for during pregnancy wfA
have little difficulty at narrowing
tfnaa They should be Aoused in prop.
er quarters and up to narrowing time
have their usual feed The period OF
CESSATION for swine ranges from 10
To 116 DAYS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24

Always remember that a warm.
sunny morning Is the best time to ap-
ply the grease remedy to a lot OF lousy
chicks. It is bad for the chicks to
grease them when it is cold and wet.
But IL too liberal with grease at any
time, you win kill the chicks as wep
as the lice.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24
Fish Fatten on Alfalfa.

The unusual size of some game fish
caught in irrigation bitches in Wash,
ington led to the belief that they had
fattened themselves by eating alfalfa
and an investigation proved the Theory
corraetr
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-24
Sell Products to Cow.

The good dairy COW pays the high
est price for farmers hay and grain.
why not sell these products to her?
she will never refuse them and she
win always return q profit Il you wiz
do your part
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Mortuary.

Dsly). at Harper hospital. beloved
VIE OF James a. Arnold: Funsrai
Eriday. $3.50. from residence. .ifo
c rirt.ssnth.st;. and o'clock 81. vin-
band Of Esther Klsmsmith Cohen.
father ef the late lawrence Cohen.
son OF Mrs. n. L. Cohen and broth
s .. Of Mr., Mrs NJ Ping yns W! pr.
ave. west. Thursday 1t ! p. m.
kAIsER--July ~, 1915. Mary Kath-
crime. At her rssidenee. 0resnheld.
Mieh. aged S years mSnths Do;
% oosS VIZ o S Il SAMUEL |: h. H.r sne
Frank Gsnroe and Edward Ksiser.
Trumbsii. of Troy. Mich; xmsi!s
Ml e Albert s.s A Kni.e 2, Royal r osn
held. Mich. Funeral from residence
Thursday at p. m, Eastern STAN
dard. by funeral car. Burial at
Royal Oak. Mich.
MeRAE--July 81, at Harper hospital.
M sFy A. ssHysa Of ~ fnns 81 ss:
r.. i..a.ss. 'ss' ssm H isls
4I Hel h.1srG sas mother w,dSw 81 Ssi.
cfsen ndan BRADY uns snH from SS.s Il:
house Thursday nj gao .. m, Bur-
ial private. Kindly omit flowers.
sTANTON-July 81. Clara. beloved
wife OF Clarence stanton, Remains
at faneral parlors OF Robert q.
Harris q CO.. 67S Trumbull-ave.
sVLLlvAN--July 81. 1915. Margutr-
lite, widow OF the late Cornelius
Sullivan. mother OF Timothy, Mrs.
Frank J. German. Mrs. Harry q.
Robinson and Lillian sullivan. ru-
neral from daughters residence, No.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Deaths.

Anan Fried. 10 Medina. . days. afro
phiA neonatorunh: 0uiseppa 0errA, 19o
Larnsd east, tl>ysars. cancer Of rec
} Years. typhoid fever; Jessie. II ca.
AIRY tubsrculosis: Victor Bchafr. 800
xSsCst Krsft. d. Msry's Sospitsi. Is
S::ss.s.r. 'S 81 -hu@SsssSiss 81 year: car car,
cinoms Of uterye;. etanislawa Kaurs-
~ ~ Thiriy.nfth: yer: s3'tsrit'sj;
lynch. s,s NJ. Elliott J hours. pre-
mature birth: fsado!s 6srner, ist Ben.
ton, - years, carcinQma OF rectum
Adam Lssniswski, 80 Thirty third,
S is SSssi 's ssars SsoneSo psss.
he6llsai. ~ yssrs. esimencsy tyssr.
10 months. fnainutritiog: Leonard Ste
nan. jSi tolest east. year. sntsri-
3 nSntSs. convuislons; corrslla Jan.
:svi ,'s so sSfs' h.SF sssse x H.
g 6iIss sSI@sSaf5
- SHys ms,aStsitsss; Norman Net.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
FATHER ATAuj0I'
LEMEIE KlNO u
WHEN DUDS I

II suppose" said Jns<1so 81
Peace Lemlie. wednesday, SGe1
- Miss Mary HIN. WOO 1l6nst 1
my fhthsr WA . tailoeSs II 4 Il N
mo. I really dian't 1noW t1l6 "a III
Miss HIN vas being snsd ~ (
By JosspA Jacoos. ladisss tAflog.
young woman ssid she wouldn1
because the jacket q tAs gujt p4
for her By Jacobs. did nct AZ. @ 81
The arm-holss saggo4. ~ ~
was cut kind OF short ara r nc1
out in the front. said Miss Hln ~
wore the coat h court G5 &s5,j|
Justice Lsmkis looked uuow 10
garment critically. He half Co.,
his eyes. and slowly stzOked 4 M
beard.
sThsre b Just one thing he:1ao1t
when you were measured a. -
--sr. have the same ones orr
"Oh. yes, certainly" wos -
prompt reply. <
Then shall decide for The ~
fendant. NY father. you know, 49,
. tailor"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WINDSOR
LOAN ASSN.
IS DESIRED
Great Opportunity
Awaits Building and
Loan Organization

II the sentiment expressed by .
prominent Ouellstte-st.. real estate
man crystalises. Windsor. before
long. will have q well capitalized
and thoroughly organised building
and loan association.
Il v declared that there II prob
ably no city OF Its sise In the Do
minion. or In the United States
either, that Is 80 lacking In building
and loan accommodation a Is
Windsor. This condition. In the
opinion Of men conversant with the
building situation. should Be
rsmedied. 1t ID pointed out that
there II . great and pressing need
OF dwellings in Windsor, and those
who have Investigated say that 1t
IL all but impossible for . man Of
moderate means to obtain building
loans on terms suited to his imam.
cial condition. Even building con-
tractors are In . large measure
handicapped by the terms on which
they obtain construction loans.
II there were . strongly capital
ICED building and loan association.
conservatively managed. II would
not only be . nne thing for those
who would like to build, but II
would prove an attractive invest
ment - well. With the situation -
1t II the agitation for q building and
loan association will be pressed.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
CARTOON GONE
FROM ARMORIES

There was q considerable stir
around the Windsor armouries
Wednesday morning when It was
discovered that the cartoon, entitled
THE Baby Killer" was missing.
This cartoon was an excellent piece
OF work by Mr.. Justin Allen. II was
framed and had hung for some time
In the armouries. The cartoon 10 .
very bitter anti-German expression,
showing 4 hugh Uhlan standing with
his foot implanted on the neck OF .
Belgian mother. while her babe lies
dead near by. II II thought that the
cartoon was seen by some secret
German sympathizer who. some time
Tuesday night, visited the armouries
and made way with the drawing.
Lieutenant Baxter was this morning
advised Of the loss and asked TO In
vestgate the matter. The drawing
was valued At SIS.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Sci. Michigan and clippert. about u
G.nd. T g. about xsn Y
gears pulmSnAry tpber culcsls' oscrss
Meyers. woman's hospital. Z days'
frcyidenes Solpissi mcnsss isS:r:
PI.oni. E ihSiiS''i Rru aSSu 3,
iE .e so M'n so r:sn,S 1.r "sdEssSi
. sm .ia MSnros z E:sr poSs Ds "a
p:si.oni..:; N.ilis ( F:itry. 81! @.
Mabel A. Baumler. 0fac shospitsl, u
ysars, toxasmis Of presnsnsy; Corr
bronchial .pneumonie; George p. Pc:
ssvsr y Nos snof cisas VIZ s:o sx9noiiii
m.enths: pneupon!a: David " Lynsh
tie. Leo wasslski.. lSi rarnoY, 4
hours prsmsturc birth; Frank 9hii:.
months, entero colitis.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Marriage Licenses.

John xamiaskL ~: Mary ryIywlak
Samuel ooldbsrs. 70; Fannie Linus.
c. Carl WIT. ~ wyandetts; Elsie
Theodore kuSlch y. Detroit; Clara
s, xss:::..sa.xs iEh iss.' mlsa' ~. Lsa~.s.
wiadysiaw Nocsulak -; Kstar-
synA 0awarsklewtcs, u.
p, soes ks'w'ski. IL; Josephine
Hois.y shabiuk. ~: Enna Moros,
Charles v, x,ns, q, Chicago; Jean
Andrew kamisnecki. 3&;'Mary kur.
,Wsi:n;y P.rssch; An,onin. CAV
Thsysr r. Ecksrt, Columbus. O.;
wynons strobsL 80. Detroit.
ignats kosloski. ~; Mary cukiak.
s sa: .se1s sssi RI Nary r. w s:I Z:
John S :DI:;nsiii.sI Il; HAITI. Pol
70 RieAmond. -. s..,rie.
.Xisx. zslssany. 20; Mary Dobicka.
Harry a. Cater. 20; Sadie Loveiaee.
Emil Mikoiik. 10; Ewsdaka stscsyk.
Peter Karvonen. 81; Annie Tx
Edwin b. Hanna, -: sara n Earn
yoha. A. wisgand. a. Dearborn; Es-
tsila wittersheim. g. came: -
Karl c, Ehmss Is. Toledo; Susie
Carl Z. ssnSenbach. 20. Toledo: Bss-
mich ch.si Hs.sIiip. e; sarvsre Rim.s.
Reuben Ceilings. -; Beuiah schan-
Emil A. witt. 70; clara Profke. -.
Raymond Raths. 81; HAxel Beck. 81.
Ernest. Piimos. 20; Dometio La
s!sPh:: uueh; ~; Elisabeth Hide
oSorsc r. Hosbury, 81; Edith Lang.
Joseph oremacki. ~: Michalena
Frank KILLER, as: Elisabeth Rohde.
A
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Births.
0IRLS.

0INL<S.
Morris Gibson, Providence hospital;
X;.9 csiurnSs; i: ~. t'' srsd G nsmo
SaGsn. u Puiford.st.; Joe FishmanI,
iS1 nrswstsr-st:; Peter TAscsuk. 2se
ThAAdsus-st: Joseph kossengL "a
ksl,:r osr:i ; sshs sss n:e w. Now,
eessI,.... !. ho Harold x,.f:r. asa hin:
wood-svs.: Joseph Levinski. go
Twenty third-st; Edward kaisch; sot
: dsrbiit- ave: Aaron Fred, it Medina
ST.; Frederick Koslowski. St5 Liver
nois-st.: walter Fiskolski. - Tween
ty.ninth-st: Rosco B. Thompson. sss
H.scmS .:s: IA T:s's.. wemans hos.
s s,,s:' A ySiSsss ke:ysl.s. I. Clayton:
g.; william Wellington Craven; IA
nois! Frank 1 Fsstrss 10 csdsr.st,;
Louis Rapp. - Frsmont-st: Arthur
ArmstronG. 1858 Canton-ave.: John
4. miller .!i6 Ai:s.ndSIns:sys. east:
icnsts oaiarowits III Lewton- ave.
Harry VIM. Rsynolds, III Bethune-
ave. west: Bruno oelsfski. li2o 81.
Aubin-ave.; Herbert whaiiy Weason;
Paimsr-sve east; Paul Fortuua, -
Brandon ave; william C. Chamber
lain, victory hotel; charies J. Hav.
Heck. $50 Eliot; Anthony Busch, go
1 ss p.Hia Maj K.s,.s 3, ws MsSss
c as:.r A A.n4 I:esS no oI.s. hc.
pitai branch; Ralph z. Hopkins. $50
h H.smSsl M 1s"iss .~s. s - ss:r.n
Josie Psweha. 10 Peterson: Loretta
Fortuna, a7s Cardoni. Antonio Asia,
ess Cameron: William White. $50
yyrasiSt.sve:' r wx' YyrorS sn as .rr pS
sk sSH. FREQ :. oa'F' ''' FERRY
william Ia Hartman, 2io rairview-
ave-; Frank Y. whitslam, III 10th
rop-ave.: Thomas Henry Williams. 10
Hsrbert;ave; 4 HIT, 1853 g. Aubin.
s...: John Emerson sss'o b. iss To-
Harmon st; Leslie H. Kisuer. sesi
East brand blvd; John Kaiser, 1885
Canton-avs.; ouisepps Cacctnelli. io3
Hawthorne-ayS Antonio serr'te' az
coneord.sve.; John Henry Rsirsdorf,
y7s Maek-ave.; NJ. Ssxmonek. 36S
lAwndaie.ave.i Anonio csiscA 2sa
Forrest east; q. Pi..uto: us Erskin:-
81. east: l. safssino. SIS Lafayette
ave. east: q. Altenessi. ISL Congress-
81. east: A. Meacham. les Philadel-
phia-aye east: George Jennings. Ills
Nspclson- st; Michaiy oubiss. iii
soivsy-svs.: Boissiav z.sesssii. i.s
Jssferson west; Tom oswsnda. iis
Puiaski-sve.; Michasi Alaeka. ass
Cieveland-st; Emit walters, as Elm
wood Lave: Levi Sherman. le9 Arndt-
st.: Francis ~. Coll; 80 Hubbard
Gordon Goystte. AL twenty NTH st. !:
Felix W. scheiboid. Az Artillery
ave-: Albert psssy. tos BaSsr.ss;
Roy d. Beck, III 0reen.ave Norma
Way, ~ Uthes.st.: q. vittreino. 77b
Rivard-st.; ). wassiewskI. 1871 rur.
tai: stanley fois. al Thirtisih: ;
Martin. IL twenty plnth-s r. A.
Rehs. n Romeyn; Fred ecnimmsip-
feunie. 1919 Dix; Albert Kavanaugh.
"a Copiin-avs.; Charles Esch, Eos
iane-ave.; John esymoniak, SCI wes-
srunc seh.mksvss" iSii Dubois: D.
sewski. est Milwaukee. east; Prank
Harpowski, 81 Dane-st.: Ross epald-
Ing. Narr Maternity hospital: viii
liam A. Esslsr. 1903 Twenty fourth.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
sI / 't'''' d. | e va; !;

!. Cash with ords5 II shssGsA. - .
81 IT,: .s ,s:s - v;y :.::A
assssss.' 0s :.s sss:' % ts,S S:s', Il
sHS Ell "a: esss:dles Nj: E:iS.
and E:., R:s'A So.i S::1: q xi Esasns
yhayge, sSe Tor s. words or less. Over
q words one-a9d.ops third esnts for
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

IN ofhcsr. 70 the county house =
refuge. Tracy I'D aDpeartd ~
night before and asksd ,je1ginos 6
Chief Wills. II appssrs thae a3t1e
. life Of hard WORK snl vtsa1xGD
Ing habits. hs haA bsea forced ihe1n
home on Tuesday night, Spl1ovine
some trouble with his v1f4 a.
having no placs 10 60. ard ~
money. he appealed to ~ pelice.
When called from his cell Wednes-
day morning. he answered with ~
unsteady step OF decrepit old 49,.
Az he ambled down the corridor
many expressions Of regret we're
heard from bystandera who bed
known Tracy In more prosperous
days.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Wednesday was the day set for
the trial Of william LeAsr. alleged
to have confessed to completely Il
tho dynamiting Of the Peabody
plant. in walkervills. and the ~
tempt on the Windsor armorios.
Grown Attorney Rodd was Of The
belief late "wednesday forenoon that
the trial would b completed before
the close Of the afternoon session
of the court at Sandwich.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Good Turn Out q DIM

There was quite spirited turn
out at the armories, Tuesday even
ing. Companies b and II were On
hand for drill. There were 90 men
to answer roll call In Co. b and -
in Co. H. II II said that - many
men were present a. at times used
to be present for regimental dsill
in times Of peace. The spirit sf The
homo guard 10 stu running stronk
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
ROOSEVELT'S
LIFE THREATENED
BY WAR CRANK

AUSTIN. Texas. July 28.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt's life won't be
worth 10 cents" II, after Aug. 10.
he makes any move to "embroil the
United States In war with Ger
many" according 70 threatening
letters mailed from here TO him ct
San Diego. Cal. Secret service men
detained a father and son for in
vestigation.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Teacher 10 Dsfsndsd.

Some feeling has been stirred up
by the recent order Of the WALKER
Vile school board TO the erect that
all teachers In the school must
henceforth reside IN Canada. II II
said that the order was put through
a. q means Of casting rsflections On
. teacher. Miss McCrsa By name.
who resides In Detroit The impu-
tation was left By the order q the
board that Miss McCrsa had been
late q number OF times in getting
to school on time. This imputation
II now strongly denied by mem
Der OF the board who says hat MSse
McCrea's record has bssn highly a.
ampliary. ,s~ ~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
80 ACRES

$500, 500 down. balance easy month
~ payments; In the heart Of Mich
igan. Only ITO miles from Detroit.
This IL good hardwood land and
will make q good farm and In
crease In value rapidly. Call at
office and see plat.
MAL.ONEY-CA CAMPBELL REALTY co.
INC. 504 Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
PAIR WHO PASSED
BOGUS BILLS HEL
FOR TRI

william Kopp and valcntlne "a 5
tyo, who confessed 70 passing -
George =. Ryan's counterfeit q r!
In Detroit. waived examina4ttA
the federal grand Jury before U4o9
States Commissioner Jared W.
ney, wednesday morning, and No<4
held In $1,000 BAN each. which 49,
were unable 70 furnish. u,
Assistant District Attorney. l.
ward Bland viii 80 to Bay City, ~
day. to conduct the examination ~
Matthew HsnnesSey. Edith 0ray enl1'
Lillian Wakefield, arrestsd II oaoeF
nav while trying to dispose q ~
bogus currency.
Ryan waived examination TO ~,
grand Jury Immediately AFTER hia ~
rest. Friday. His bail was Axe9 t.
$500. 4
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Greatest pacing Paee ever seen u
Blue ribbon races oa Thursaay-Aav
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Capt. George Laing. according to
a dispatch reaching Windsor from
France. has been promoted to the
position OF adjutant. Capt. Laing 10
the SON Of Col. Laing and known
for his record a. . tennis player.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

More fast horses start IN the ~. =
-. TharsAay than ever before-AAv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
WINDSOR NOTES

Just prior to the outbreak q the
present war there were % vststanA
Of the South African war n and
about Windsor. AT present that
number has been reduced 70 -. The
others having fejoined the coloeA
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Thursday the ~. q NJ. with the
Target list 81 entries ever haA.-Aav.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

HIGHEST ALLOWANCE
made on used Ford cars In
trade for new Ford Touring
cars or Roadsters. Drive car
around or call Grand 1882.
AMERICAN MOTOR SALES
Licensed Ford Dealers
IA Alexandrine. Cor. Woodward
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

ThursAay there Win - . vaool
3s32 Dace--1n1 paee--es1e '-ree
Rsess eaiieA q 1870 as1 start q - <
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Lieut.. Robert Danield. OF Walker
Vile. having recently passed exam
nations at London. has been 81
setted captain Of the Essex regi-
ment.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
PATHETIC LITTLE
SCENE ENACTED

There was . pathetic scene en-
acted at Windsor police headQuar-
tiers, wednesday morning. when
Peter Tracy was called from his
cell and sent on. under the care OF
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

THAT $50 Rebate"
Mr. Ford Owner, what are
you going to do with it, Why
not spend it towards q Cen
emotor, the best Ford electric
starter on the market7
Call US up and let Us send our
demonstrating car around
and show you the merits Of
this great starter.
e. A. BOWMAN co.
844 Woodward-Ave.
Grand 1884.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
500 ACRES

In the heart Of Michigan, mile and q
half frontage on large river. This
will make a great ranch. Call At
office and see plat. Sell ut bar
gcih.
MALONEY- CAMPBELL. REALTY CO.
INC. 604 Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
FIVE ACRES

FIVE ACRES
will sell this desirable property, To-
Gated miles from city. on car line,
for Y It's value: It's snap: small
Cadillac 69os during the day and
East 3003 In evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

wednesday races rAuss1avs 1Avess.
6ay raeee Fridays rSs1a1 saeee -
up1ays-Adv. tH
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

There win b . banquet Thurs.
day evening ut the Lake View hotel
of the merchants Of Windsor. Walk.
erville. Ford City and Sandwich
east. These banquets are annual Il.
fsirs and AID greatly In fostering Z
spirit Of cooperation among the
business men Of the border cities.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

HELP wANTED-MALE.
A-Dancing Rapidly Taught
One-Step in One Lesson
TREE STUDIO. Failures impossible.
No classes. ais Woodward. n. 1885.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

FORTY ACRES. good house. barn ana
other outbuildings: some fruit; all
crops. stocks and tools: $4,000; viii
take cottage in Detroit. sr
well located: take small house or
vacant In Detroit.
80 acres, mile Ypsilanti: good barn
old house; some timber; $500.
40 acres. good buildings and fsnces,
is acres good timber: exchange for
Detroit property.
las acres. near Pontiac, fair build
inEs: small lake; good orchard.
Take Detroit property.
KINQON REAL ESTATE CO.
406 whitney Bldg. Main Ais.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Efforts to bring the Thirty.third
battalion to Windsor just before II
leaves for the front, on Aug. 5. have
been abandoned. It 10 likeiv, how
ever, that q good many will 80 down
from Windsor to see the troops on
at Chatham.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Quite an occasion VIII b made of
the next monthly meeting Of the
Daughters Of the Empire. Judge
Sutherland, Of Toronto. viii b prlR.
emit and make IN address and fun
report Of the activities Of the OF.
ganization will be made.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

HELP wANTED-rEMALE.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
ECORSE TOWNSHIP
NEAR FORD'S

You will never get this chance again;
Is acres, with good buildings, the
fruit: high and dry; only . short
distance from car line; land II
bringing As high as $4,000 per acre
In this vicinity. We will sell this
all for $1,000
Tromley. Wilson Co.. Cadillac sos.
1915 Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION


Ocala. Fla. July ;. 1915.
The Board Of Public instruction IN
and for Marion county met in special
session with all members present and
acting as follows: G.. s. Scott, chair
man; b. p. Bitch and J. s. Gran
than. members; and superintendent j.
II. BTinsou. secretary.
The trustees Of the Fairfield school
called and discussed the appointment
Of a principal for their school. 1t
was agreed TO leave out of cOnsidera-
ton all parties who had been prevl-
ously considered in connection with
the place and ask the county board TO
fill the place as well as possible.
The board now entered upon the
work of preparing a budget of proba-
bic needs and sources Of income for
the following school year beginning
July /. 1915. and ending June 80,
1916. The following budget was pre-
pared and presented TO the Board of
County Commissioners on the next
day:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners, for Marion County,
Florida: GentlemeH-We have the
honor 10 submit the following as a
budget of the necessary expenses and
I the probable income of the Board of
Public instruction OF Marion county
/ for the school year beginning July1,
! 1915 and ending June 80, 1916.