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The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
TRACES DAUGHTER
LOST 81 YEARS AGO
Mother, Well-TO-DO. Wishes To
Aid Child She Gave Away in
Far West

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Thirty-sever
years ago Mrs. Carrie Campbell, hav
ing divorced her first husband, took
another. She became Mrs. Charles
Miller. Husband the second couldn't
muster up much affection for his
wife's two-year-old daughter, so Mrs
Miller gave the child into the care OF
the Home for the Friendless Her
other three children remained with
her
The Millers, after many years. 10
Gated in Laporte. Ind. and there some
time ago Mr.. Miller died. Upon his
death his widow took a third hus-
band, William Brockman.
Mrs. Brockman had considerable
property and wanted to see all her
sons and daughters provided for. She
came to Chicago and went TO the site
where the Home for the Friendless
had been thirty-seyen years ago
There was nothing there, barring "a
skyscraper or two. She went to the
county building, and was directed 10
T.. ]. Naddy. vault clerk in the Office
OF the superior court.
Naddy told her where the home is
now situated. and found that under
udlt Vi nus loffs Voc al ihhChNoi
recording Mrs. Brockman's consent 10
give her baby, Esther. TO f. Fl. Bun
ker, Wilmette. There we're no adop-
ton papers on file There was no
Bunker in Wilmette.
About this time a reporter interest
ed himself in the case.
He went TO some OF the old resi-
dents OF Wilmette-Mrs. +. l.. Joy.
No. ST. Central ave: z. p. Dun
shee, No. 1925 Fifteenth-st.. former
city clerk and now justice OF the
peace. and to Paul Schroeder, No. AIS
Linden-ave.
They remembered the Bunkers and
Esther. She had been married to
Otto Behn, who had been a ticket
agent on the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad. and IL years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Behn and Mrs. Bunker went
west. They were heard from later,
and are now in Deep Creek, Wash.
where the Behns have a grocery.
Mr.. Bunker. Esther's foster father.
was a teaming contractor in Wilmette
and was much esteemed. He died
when Esther was girl. Esther was
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. January IL, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1921
PALMER AVENUE

To Thomas Zoltowsky. O. Rostkow-
ski. George @. Epstein, Rose Radian-
czyk William Dobrosokoski, Steve
Stencil. Rozyski & Wedda. John Kom-
inskl. Valentine Karbowsky. Anton
Paradowsky. Joseph Barcznak. Michael
Kerns. G. Buseyk. John Strugala.
Frank Papciak. Bssyle Dackow. Joseph
Boranskl. Albert Pietrzak. Frank Pet
rick. Barney Fato. Antoine Hojnacki.
r. s Darling. A. Mittleman. Joseph
German. Samuel Rubin. Moses Serb
ner. Charles r.. Lee. Jacob Maday. Cas-
imir. Sobczynski, Frank Lempart, J..
Danyto, l. Potnicki John PiechalslSi.
Stefan Burzaski. Ignatz Baranowski.
Kazmier MuszewsA4, Felix Zyadowicz.
II Muzyk. stephen Popa. V Ameylo.
kowski Vincent Hildebrandt John
Burakowski. Jacob Powalowski. V.
Mizeck, Frank Steiber. L. Barylyski,
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
Interested in any of the lots and
premises fronting on Palmer avenue,
in said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Palmer avenue. from the east curb
line OF St.-Antoine street 10 the wo=t
curb line OF Russell street. to be
graded and paved. notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Palmer avenue. and
liable TO be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the city
Charter. and that roll Of said assess
ment is now completed. and will re
main at the Assessors Office in the
CITY OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until January 26th, 1915. for the in
spection OF all persons concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l., Dilworth.
A.1i3l President
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
PUBLIC WORKS
ItIIUII, JAN 10, I'IJ
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING SAND
AND GRAVEL

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department or Public
Works. Detroit, Mich. until We'd
nesday, Jan. 20. 1915, at 10 o'clock a.
m. standard time. at which time and
place they will be opened. for fur
nishing. according TO specifications on
ME In this office. during the year end
ing Jan. 81, 1916, all the bank and
river sand and bank and river gravel
that may be required or ordered by
the Department OF Public Works.
Bidders will deposit in Department
or Public Works office samples or ma :
terials. on which their bids are based.
lndorse kind OF material bid upon
on envelope containing proposal
Separate bids Will be received for
districts lying east and west OF Wood
ward avenue.
Bidders must deposit in separate en-
velope on presenting proposals. GER
titled check for $500. payable TO the
order OF said department which will
be forfeited In case the bidder fails
10 enter into contract (subJect 10 con-
nrmation by the aCommon Council1
within Ave days after being notified
-of the acceptance OF tender. A surety
company bond in the full estimated
amount OF contract Will be required.
The right ito reject any or all pro-
posals IS expressly reserved
All proposals 10 be made In dupli-
cate.
(i47o) GEO H. FENKELL.
CA1lSS) Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
|DACKELS REACH
Limit OF LENGTH
German DOggies Can BE Stretch
ed No Further, Declare
Big Breeders

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Whife gov
ernments are year after year increas-
ing the length OF battleships, torpedo
boats and the like, and architects are
adding short stories, continued stories
and novel effects to skyscrapers, It Is
privilege To be able TO announce
that what is considered fair limit
has been reached in dachshunds.
Unless there is an attempt al a
radical departure in style. which will
be fought by kennelites the dog world
over. the overall measurement or
dachshunds will undergo no change.
The effort may go on 10 lower the
dachshund basement 10 new stand
ard that will bring the body nearer
terra firma, or terra Gotta, so that at
a distance a dachshund will look like
a magnifed inchworm, but that Will
be all.
When you attend dog show you
always pick UP interesting bits. At
the Spaniel clubs exhibition In the
Waldorf ballroom, woman detective
stood near the marble statue OF Cleo
patra and kept her eyes open. She
wouldn't tell what she was there to
detect Cleopatra, who seemed To be
comforted by the woman detectives
presence. looked as il she was about
10 say honest. my heads splittin'
what with all the dogs around her
barking"
Another thing. When little dogs
are restless out in company, atten-
dants dance rubber toys on strings
TO keep them quiet. 1t is remarka bic
hnw n tnU dnO al rim unl Cnnfh
Pekinese or Pomeranian.
Frank II. Addyman. the Ardsley
handler, who is on the winter dog
circuit, Is responsible for the dachs-
hund news. He's good authority.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
Detroit. Mich. Jan T. 1918
PROPOSALS FOR FUR
NISHlNC IRON CASTINGS
FOR SEWER CRATES,
FOUNTAINS, ETC.

Sealed proposals will be received ~
the oHlce or the Department OF public
Works, Detroit Mich, until Wednes-
day, Jan. 20. 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m.
standard time. at which time and place
they VIII be opened. for furnishing
the city. from date OF contract untit
Jan, 81. 1915 with iron castings for
sewer purposes, horse drinking foun-
tains, etc. all to he in accordance
with diagrams and specifications Oh
ME IN office. Patterns for all cast
inSs furnished by city.
Bidders must indorse on envelope
containing bid the kind OF material
All OF the above castings TO be de-
livered in the city's eastern and west
ern yards tas required) and ordered
ny the Department OF Public Works.
by contractor without extra charge.
Bidders are required 20 file with bids
In separate envelope certified check
in the sum OF $500, payable 20 the or
der OF the Department OF Public
Works, which Will be forfeited on fall
ure 10 enter into a contract with sure
~ company bond IN the fun estimated
amount OF contract. within fve days
after being awarded same.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals Is expressly reserved
All proposals 10 be made in duplt-
rate
4473 GEO IL FENKEI.I.
A-llA2 Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Just as ! thought | would surely
be crushed under It's feet. felt "A
strong embrace and found myself be.
ing lifted high an the air | could
stand IL no longer wanted "a
shrek. Opening my eyes. | saw that
! was grasped I'm an elephants trunk
and was being hoisted 10 the nam.
moths back.
That was my first work with an
elephant. Director McRac knew II
and was afraid TO tell me beforehand
for fear u would scare me TO death
Since that ] have worked with these
monsters lots OF times and have
found them the gentlest animals We
have to deal with. But that first time
we'll although II was midsummer.
had a cold chill as the big fellow
swung me of the grodnd.-
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

hemlock and scantling as one contraci
the Norway plsnk as another snd 'hr
white pine as another
Bidders are required 10 file Win
bids ia separate envelope crrilhel
check in the sum of $1,000 with M
Department OF Public Works, Whlch
will be forfeited on failure 20 enter
into contract with surety compahN
bond I'm the fun estimated amount ~
contract. within five DAYS after being
awarded same
The right 10 reject any OF all pro-
posals Is expressly reserved.
All proposals 20 be made IN dupi-
cate.
4i74 GEO IA. FENkEil.
A-iiA3 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING PLANK /.
COMMON LUMBER, ETC

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department or Public
Works. Detroit. Mich, until Wednes-
day. Jan. 20 1915. at 10 o'clock = nm
standard time. at which time aud place
they viii be opened. for furnishing the
city from date OF contract 20 Jan al
1916. according IL the ~peci heatioHs On
Tile la this office. with all tho PLANK
timber. common lumber. Ecantling and
pine lumber that may be ordered by
The Department OF Public Works
Bidders must indorse on the envel.
Ope containing proposal the Kind OF
mpfs'inl bid upOn
Delivery ia he made. as required la
the. city's eastern or Western district
yards go elise where ia the CITY ct De-
troit a. directed.
Bidders 90 tender bids for each and
every one ~ the kinds or lumber az
per thousand feet board measure. de-
livered free Of charge. else the bid VIII
be rejected, The department ressrves
The right 20 accept the bids on the
specihca1ons as a whole,-or 20 let the
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

TTOm -TULIeW
where not already opened. as public
street and highway.
To ]. ]. Atkinson. S. w Adams. Al
berta Aller
Butzki. l.. L. Barbour. IL. w Becht. ,.
+. Bukowicki. Andrew Boukowsk ..
Bilas. lgnatz Baldyza, Charles Bylick.
Frank Bromikowski Stanley Buraskl
r J. Rartell, {. -. Baibe, w Brozik'
J. Brown. II. G. Benson, p. y. Burham
NJ. H. BENNETT. Chas. w Burkhardt,
John =. Berry. A. Beveridge.
c. criss. Fred W, Clemer, p G. Car
ter. L. l.. Cornwell. r. L. Carter, J. Chu-
dinski Alice &. Crum. T. II. Crandell.
David Cousar. Joseph T.. Clinton: o. Z
Crystal. r.. 3. Chadman. A. : Cooper
DR.. Czneschowski. Ellen Childs. g
Chambers. John Clinton. Eleanor T
Clurgh. Ward y Choate. j. NJ. Coch-
ran. A. A. Christiansou. Kate {. Cod
dington, +. II. Carpenter.
Charles Daniels, e. c. Decoster. Anna
Doran, Jeremiah DoodE. " Dobson'
Detroit Brewing Co, w. Dulembi; j.
Dulembi, A.. u. Yabolski, Henry Diehar'
W. Diehl.. Ell J, Davis, Charles DIE
r. Emmons. Henry Enid. James Ed
wards.
G. Fischer. NJ Funke Chas. w. Far
Barbour q warren. Adam FLANK. W.
Falk Chris Fanzlaw EST IL. Fischer.
a. flisskpski. y. Fitzpatrick. John For
roster. T. Finn Chauncey Flarity.
Fitzpatrick Bros, G. II. Fuller. ": j.
Fisk
II Glass. Ed Garfa. Gillespie & whit
Grak r Gallagher. Edward Granza, ].
l. Greusel. Mrs. Augusta Oaks.
q. A. Howell. Lyman Holman. En-
cry Heath. w. l. Holmes, Harvey A.
Henry. Mary 4. Huyck' e. +. Hawek.
FAC Holmes. r. y Hazlett Mrs. Il.
Harris. George w Herbst. r. Hubbard
Est. Murray a. Hill, w. A. Hackett.
John Janltski. Mary Janows.i, Henry
Iozwiak. A. Jarzombik. John Iarr.tzki'
NJ c. Jenners, Norman Johnson.
X
william Kleitzks, :. Koch. " W.
Kieason. X. II. Konkel. y. u. Kamin-
ski. Fred kerwin, Henry p. Koehler.
J: g. Kraemer. y I. Kay. Claqd y.
E NH.iSr Frank Franz H KTsnss Frank Kari
wacki, Arthur Krause. Anthony Kali
yewski J, Karwin. Emil kovpik, Mar
Ion koWalski, George Kern, August
Kaizy kuski. Thos. Kuschulnak. Mrs. ID.
+. Kenny, Maria G. Klugh.
Minnie Leng chas El Lapham. Jane
Lundy, Joseph Lsssman. Jos Lodow-
ski. A r. Lyman. Marvin W. Lawrie,
Lloyd Leach A.. q. LaPointe. g. Lyon,
Ernest famparte, George Tange r. ~.
Liphardt, Fred Iehsm william Lyons
Charles Lawrena. John Logan.
IT. j. Mcfarland i Mclaughlin,
q J., McI,aug him. Mcmillan & Ledyard,
y v McGregor. w McCaugbin. f.. 4.
McDougall. George l. McGregor. 4.
Mclaughlin. + Mclaughlin.
John ,Mamoia. T.. Martin. Fanny Mar
tin. $ Miloch 5. Murawski. Dr. a. r.
Nlieklatn, L. = Moore, W Mrok. taul
Matthif John 4 ..ahon. Louise Mil
Ter, I.orenz Miller. John Miller, III J.
Miller r. Moore G. W. Murick Hy
Metz. W g. Mfler. =. Mogner. r Ian
Earr. a. c. Marion. e. y Marcus. Chas
Num-. Margaret Maggie
r. Neubauer. Carl Nickel J. Neston
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Itlis estimated that nearly major,
fly of members in the new Nebraska
legislature will be farmers. OF 90
members who have reported to the
secretary OF state. 36 are farmers
There are only four lawyers in the
list and they are matched by an
equal number OF newspaper men.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
FYFE, BARBOUR G. WARREN's
GRINDLEY,S SUB.

Lots 1. 2. 3 and 4. block l. except the
sly IL IT. taken for widening warren
avenue; lots 5, s, Z. and 2, block !:
lots /. 2, and (, except the sly II IT,.
taken for widening Warren avenue.
block 2. lots and s. block 2; lots l. 2,
and 4, block 3, except the sly IL n
Robert NJ Grindley's addition 20 Rob
ert NJ. Grlndleys sub. OF part OF +. Z.
goo, lying s. OF centre OF Holden Boule-
ward and re-sub. OF part of $. portion
~ aaid auh
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
POLICE AUCTION SALE

The semi annual sale OF unclaimed
property held by the Police Depart
nent will take place Friday, Jan. IL.
1915. at 9 o'clock at 1876 Bates-st
Everything including bicycles. jey-
elry, tools. minor auto supplies. etc.
etc. will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
Be on hand early for the bargains.
GEORGE A. WALTERS.
A-1I37 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
H0WLETT'S SUB.

Lots to 6. both MISUNDERSTANDING
sub. OF lots and 8. block IS, Scovers
Lots 1 TO Z, both inclusiye-Howletts
sub OF lots 1. q and 3 OF plat Of
Grains sub. OF lot 95. OF II. G.. 563
Lots 4 20 2s, both inclusive; lots %
TO 6s both MISUNDERSTANDING sub. OF
blocks is. 10 and 20, OF Scoveis sub.
Of the W. y OF frac sec. 2. T. $. *. IL
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
HURD's SUB.

Lots 81 10 81. both Inclusive the n.
27,G0 a. OF lot SO: lots 81 20 Sc. both
inclusive: the n 2s r. OF lot 81. the
q 10 r. OF lot 60; lots 20 TO so. both
inclusive-w. r. Hurd's sub. OF part
OF the w ~ OF u G. No 57i.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
CHAS. DANIELS SUB.

Lots 5 10 9, both Inclusive, the ".
.117O H. OF lot 10; the $. ESQ II. OF lot
.I2; lots 13 TO Il, both Inclusive; lots
both inclusive. lots II TO 40, both In
elusive: lots IS 10 So both inclusive
Chas Daniels sub. OF lot and tho =.
- OF lot OF the sub. OF the n. e part
Of r. G. 7l9. being part of the Est. OF
Martin
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the completion
OF the Electric Wiring. signal system,
and all other work under the head OF
Electrical work for the new Receiving
Hospital corner 81. Antoine and Ma
comb streets In the city OF Detroit.
will be received at the office OF the
Board or Poor Commissioners. corner
Clinton and Raynor streets. until 1900
r. M. Friday. January 18th. 1915.
Plans and Specifications on file at the
office Of the Architects. John Scott A.
Company. 232S-30 Dime Savings Bank
Building. Detroit.
Proposals to be addressed TO Harry
" Prenzlauer Secretary. aud marked
on the outside. Proposals for Electri.
cal Work
The Commission reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals, or 20 accept
any proposal considered advantageous
TO the City % Detroit, and 10 disregard
any irresponsible BIDDER or contractor
known as such.
JOHN 8 HALL,
HARRY IT, PRENM.AUER'
A-llSs Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
Bella HuRRARD,s SUB.

Lots to II, both inclusive, bnck L.
Bella Hubhard'R sub. OF all the rear
concession OF T.. G. ~. lying n. OF Can
field avenue
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
HARyEY's sUB

Lots IS 20 81. both inclusive; lots rs
TO s.. both nclusive-Harvey.s sub OF
lots 80 and 80 and s. Y OF lot 81. or
Scovefs sub. OF the W. n frac. sec No
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Printing the plain neat kind-thnt 10
right - Times job Departnent'-Main
tsee
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

nearly twentyseven years old when
she was married TO Behn. She Is
thirty-nine years old nov
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Thomas F. Norris. William Mill. J. s.
Newell
ski. V. ostrowski Jos OIszewski. NJ
Obeninski. Harry Ortman.
f. Paulo s. Pieehowiak. d. Puma
dore, + Poburrski, Isar H. Parkson.
Walter Prsyocka, Max Prizdonski. Carl
r. Petrat. o l. Pomeray, Theo Palzin.
w n Paekham. John Paschke. vii,
lard Isrd e Powers g w Purdy Leonard
NJ Rohnert R Ramln A. Reiske. NJ.
Ruhlman. 4; E. Reid. Jos. Rorbaba.
Fred Roy. Chris Rath, Or. J. NJ Riley.
Geo g. II. R9shprE5 a g Roppmssn' + p.
doiph, Jas Roberts Fred Reinke. F. c.
Richardson. oliver f. Robinson.
W. siebert, J. J. Sloan. Jos sosnow :
B. stevens. Aus. Szslkowski. N: sokel.
siowinski. Alex r. slowinskl. J. SUI
dazki. A. Shelby Est. J. Silverstein,
BOY G. simpson, chas. strahler. F, w;
spaulding. Ruby Bold. Sage, Michael
KY. VIM. Alexander Sawyer. DR.. spen-
GER. Moses Scribner. Mrs. K Sleger.
Rosalin SsnmslIi, Jos. c. Snyder. Frank
stanka. a. J. Smith. Gus stobin, c. w.
wood, II. a. stafford August =. sche-
mansky. r stevens. NJ. Shaw, w. &
NJ. Smith. J. r. shaw.
A. Toenert. Trait Realty Co. Mary
& sarah Teagan, Medal Tsukla. r. L.
T TasISTf ch Israel raefer re Maay
Thomas
p. Ulrich.
Albert voight, c. s vaughn.
Charles woln. William WEIGH T NJ
worden. Charles Wedlor. J. Wilde, "
NJ. williams, II. Wolr. II. White. a. l..
Walker, A. 3. wurzburg. J. Wikelman.
Bella warawowich. Chas. wHka. Win
fired waid, Michael With, " lliam
Max wagnitz. J. wynne Frank Wood.
Clarence Wolff. Wayne Fuel & Feck
Co. j. Watt. G. Watson. Alex Watson.
August Wilmouowski. l. A. wilcox.
Charles Mickey, F. II. Westake. JOS.
Werden
A. zichowski. John Zromek. Felix
Ziarwinskt and TO all other persons
owning occupying, or otherwise inter
ested in any OF the lots and premises
included In the following district and
portion OF the City OF Detroit. Wayne
County. Michigan; towit:
AMENDED PLAT.
Lots 80 To 81, both inclusive. block
i3-Amended plat OF lots /. and 3.
OF block IL, lots to H. OF block IL.
lots 90 to "a. both inclusive. OF block
II and lots 25 70 80. botn inclusive, OF
OF the r. c. OF T. c. ~ lying n. OF
Canneld avenue
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
REICH HURST SUB
CRANES SIR

Lots 124 10 1877. both inclusive
Beech Hurst" william L. Holmes sun.
OF ely part OF frac. sec. 3. t. s X.
=
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
TH0S =. NORRIS sUR.

Lots 10 Is. both inciusive--Thos y
Norris sub. OF part Of lot l, OF the
Eleanor sheldon Eet. T. C.'s ~ and
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
CRosMAN AND CUSHING's SUB

Lots to rs, both inclusive and lots
10 10 "a both lnclusive--Crane's sub.
OF lot %. OF r. 9. 563
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Lots 1 TO 10. both inclusive; lots 25
to So. both inclusive; lots 81 TO los.
both inclusive--Crosman and Gushing $
sub OF part of J.. C.s ~ and 5S3.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
CITY OF DETROIT, OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER

Jan II. 1915.
Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons interested that. pursuant TO law.
the undersigned has added 20 the tax
rolls OF
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
AMENDED PLAT.

Lots 50 TO 50, both Inclusive block
i3-Amended plat OF lots !. 2 and 8.
OF block IL. lots 1 to II, OF block H.
lots 22 TO "a. both inclusive. OF block
IL and lots 25 10 80. both inclusive of
block II. OF Bella Hubbard's sub: OF all
OF the r. c. OF y. c. ~. lying n. OF
candeld avenue
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
UN PAID
CITY TAXES

OF each ward OF the city for the year
1914 an additional column. showing
the augmented amount for every such
tax for that year. and that said roll
will remain la the office when such
tax may be paid until the first day OF
February next. after which the Irop-
erty against which said taxes are as
sessed will be advertised and sold as
provided by law
MAX c. KOCH.
A-1135 City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 10. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
NOTICE OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Jan. H. 1915
Notice OF street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 272 for opening
McGRAw AVENUE

from scotch avenue TO Martin avenue.
where not already opened, as a pupHc
street and highway.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lot Wagner sub. OF $. ga &C
OF lot I, p G. 2e6.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
Albert voisht, G. $ vaughn

A. zichowski. John zromek. Felix
Ziarwinski and TO all other persons
owning. occupying, or otherwise inter
asted in any OF the lots and premises
included In the following district and
portion OF the City OF Detroit Wayne
County Michigan: toWit:
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Minnie Long. chas Ei Lapham. Jane
Lundy, Joseph Lessman, Jos. Lodow-
ski. A r. Lyman. Marvin W. Lawrie.
Lloyd Leach. A. g.. LaPointe. G. Lyon.
Ernest f.amparte, George Tange. r. ~.
Liphardt, Fred Isehsm. william Lyons.
Charles Ia wrena. John Logan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-05
(To be coptinued.)
An Oath Worth Taking.

Suppose every boy in the United
States should take Just one Of the boy
scout oaths and never break It
wouldn't this country be a nearly per-
feet nation?
We refer to the pledge to always
run with a clean crowd" Suppose a
boy would never associate with either
a crowd" or an individual who was
not clean. Suppose he kept this
practice up when he became a man
Would he be lonely?
One philosopher whom we know
quite well contends that It Is quite
within justice to Judge a man by his
occupation, IL he has selected that
occupation of his own free will II q
man Chooses" to do dainty fancy
work with a cambria needle for his
living, It is all right to guage his
character by that choice II a man
selects as a companion a man Of low
morals and bad practices, 1t ts all
right to Judge the man by his pre-
dilestion." If every boy In the United
States could grow up keeping the
oath to only run with q clean crowd"
but we are talking hyperbole.
4 Suppose that, inaSmuch as every
boy IN the United States L. not going
to take and keep any such oath. the
pledge be adopted by men who are
attempting to set good examples for
boys. Suppose that societies be
formed throughout the<United States
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WHAT THE BOY SCOUTS ARE DOING

such work. We are not We can ar
range a system by which we could OBJ
tain positions for released prisoners.
suggest that the police headquarters
division send the names and addresses
of released prisoners to the Boy
Scouts headquarters, who viii have a
list of investigated positions and will
try to secure suitable work for the
released young man or boy. He viii
be taken in charge OF, a good talking
to will be given him. as It always
tends to soften a mans heart And
as long as he will feel that somebody
cares for him and Is anxious to see
him go straight the chances are that
he will go straight.
A scout can always make himself
useful to this department by taxing
care Of lost children or by returning
them to their parents. In regard to
helping the Red Cross division Of this
department, q scout should have the
privilege of rendering first aid to those
stricken before an ambulance arrives.
Many times the policeman who arrives
on the scene of distress Is so busy
calling the ambulance and managing
the surrounding crowds that he must
neglect the patient. The Boy Scout
Is not permitted by a policeman TO
render first aid. The scout should be,
because he is trained to do it-Boys
Life.
(To be coptinued)