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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

Paris, LIE communiqu6 que
le d6partement de guerre a fait
publier aujourd'hui, dome les rem
seignements suivants:
"En Belgique pres de St-Geor-
ges, pennemi a tent6, par une at
taque de mutt, de reprendre les po-
sitions que nous lui avions enle-
wees, avant-hier, mails il a etc re-
pouss6. Nous continuous a pro-
gresser au nord d'Arras. Nous
nous sommes empar6s d'abord du
cimetiere, puts de la partie occi-
dentale du village de Carency ct
du chemin reliant Carency a Sau-
chez. Carency, Oh nous avons fat
23O autres prisonniers don't trois
officers, ct pris plusieurs mitrail-
leuses, est maintenant cern6 par
trois de nos troupes. Les commu-
nications de cette place avec les
lignes allemandes sont fort mena-
Gees. Les contre-attaques, au nord
de Neuville-St- Vast, qui avaient
etc pr6c6d6es par une violente ca
nonnade, ont etc complement
bris6e; nous avons conserve tout
10 terrain gagn6 ct nous avons fait
subir de tres lourdes pertes a nos
adversaires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

La saison d'6te s'ouvrira au
Gayety la semaine p%rochaine COM
mencant a la matinee de diman-
che. II y aura matinee tous les
apres-midi auxquelles les danes
seront admises pour 10 c., ct les
hommes 10 ct Is G.. Les prix pour
les representations du soir seront
de 10, 20 ct 80 c., ct quelques pla-
ces de choix so c..
Pour la premiere sema ne de la
saison d'6t6 la fameuse troupe de
Jack Reid tiendra de nouveau l'af-
fche. Ce com6dien a jou6 il y a
quelques semaines au Gaiety ct sa
grande popularit6 est la cause de
son retour. Ii sera assist6 dune
troupe nombreuse de talent qui re-
pr6sentera une comedie intitul6e,
Miss N. Y. Jr. Ne manquez pas
d'assister au Gaiety la semaine
prochaine ct d'acheter vos places
d'avance.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

LIE cercle local de l'Alliance
FRANCHISE a termin6 sa saison, ven
dredi par la conference de M. de
Lapradelle, professeur de droit in
ternational a rUniversit6 de Paris.
M. de Lapradelle etait en- route
pour deposition de San Francisco
Oh il assiste, CONNIE repr6sentant
de la France, a une convention de
droit International.
La saison qui Went de Sc termi-
ner a etc une desplus prosperes de
TAlliance Francaise. Les conf6-
rences qui ont etc donn6es sous ses
auspices ont beaucoup contribuer
a former l'opinion publique en- ia
veur de notre ancienne mere
patrie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

La soci6t6 st Jean-Baptiste, a
sa derniere assemble a decide de
feter la Fete Patronale le 20 JUN.
Ii y aura fete rel:gieuse q l'eglise,
puts fete familiale au Fond du
Lac, terrain traditionnel de nos
pique-niques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14
ATEWA MEAT MARKET

ST vous d6sirez du bon boudin
frais, vous pourrez vous en- procu-
rer en- retournant de votre travail,
au Gateway Meat Market, 2lO Ave-
nue. Hennepin, endroit de trans
fert, "a quelques portes du coin
Washington ct Hennepin). Bou-
din frais trois fois par semaine.
Go1tez-le.
Nous lemons toutes les viandes
fra1ches, salees GU f1m6es, lard ct
saindoux. Commander aussi par
telephone. Livraison a domicile sur
demande.
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~. ). g = ELK
LOST-RIvER, Que,
SOAffraif afrOcexnenf de rest0nrac, mails depuis quill a pris
les Pill Is MORO IL ma plus aucune douieur.
II ait : " lie ne p0uvais rien manager mi b0ire d'eau chaude on
fr0ide sans av0ir he feu dams PestOnac, ct
celia dAEan DIES heureS."

prises a temps, font toujours un
grand bien, ramenent l'appGtit,
donnent une bonnie digestion ct,
en- ce faisant, retablissent la cons
titution afaiblie par lie mauvais
fonctionnement de Pestomac.
Les Pilules Moro guErissent aussi
lie NAL de rognons, lie battement
de occur, les douleurs de rhuma-
tisme, les langueurs, les troubles
nerveux ct toutes ces maladies 81
communes chez les hommes qui
ont abuse de leur sant6 de quelque
facon.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES.
-Hommes malades qui souffrez
depuis longtemps, 6crivez a nos
medecins on mieux venez les voir;
faites-leur bien connaftre votre cas-
ct ills trouveront lie moyen de vous
ramener a la sante. Les c~onsulta-
tons de nos medecins Sc donnent
tous les jours, excepte lie diman-
che, de 9 heures du matin a 6 heu-
res du soir, au No 272 rue Saint
Denis.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de reme-
DIES. Nous les envoyons aussi par
la poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-
Upis, sur reception du prix, SOC
une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent .etre
adressees: COMPAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO, 272 rue Saint-De-
mis-, Montreal.
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Grande Vente de Fermeture

Commencant lie 5 mai, Nine
Narbonne, Modiste, llO5 zoe Ave-
nue. n, met son assortment CON-
plet de chapeaux pour DANES, de-
moiselles ct enfants, garnis, en-
vente a I'm escompte de 80 pour
cent. II est grand ct magnifque
ct c'est lie temps de faire votre
choix; chapeaux garnis, a partir
de SO cts en- montant. Formes, 70
cents ct au-dessus. Rabais de 20
p. c., sur tous les rubans, feurs,
plumes, aigrettes, nouveautes.
Tout doit 6tre vendu. Ma
gasin ouvert lie soir jusqu'a 8h.3O,
le samedi jusqu'a l0h.3O. Tel. Z.
S. North 1898. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14
NJ. J. O. FELIX

de Pilules Moro" M. j. @. Felix,
Lost-River, Co. Argenteuil, Que.
L'estomac est l'organe lie plus
important du corps human ct,
sans son bon fonctionnement, il est
impossible a Ihomme d'etre en-
bonne sants.
Lorsque les wires digerent NAL,
tous les autres organes Sc ressen-
tent de ce arrangement ct Phomme
oui SQUIRE de dyspepsia, d'indi-
gestion devient bient6t 6puis6 dams
tout son etre.
Quelques bottles de Pilules Moro,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

ON DEMANDE-Une bonnie
de langue FRANCHISE, pour l'ouvrage
general de m6nage, dams une IA
mile de deux adultes. L'anglais
pas n%6cessaire. Passez lie matin q
2OOl Avenue Stevens, GU t6l6pho-
nez N. w. South 6536 pour rem
devious.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

La question qui Sc pr6sente aux
hommes soufrants de leur estomac
est celle-ci Que dois-je prendre
pour me gu6rir? Les m6decins ne
me font rien plus je vais, plus je
SQUIRE. Je maigris a vue d'@il,
'affaiblis tous les jours, je ne puts
rien dig6rer ct il fault que je ira
vaille pour gagner ma vie ct celle
de mes enfants. Que dois-je faire?
A ces hommes nous dirons Lisez
lie temoignage suivant ct vous YER
rez que 81 vous voulez revenir a la
sant6, lie chemin a suivre est tout
trace:
"Je dis avec plaisir, a tous les
hommes, que depuis que j'ai pris
les Pilules Moro, je mai plus au-
cune douleur a I'estomac. Avant
de me trailer ainsi, c'etait I'm
vrai martyre queje s%ouffrais je
ne pouvais rien manger nj boire
d'eau chaude gu froide sans avoir
lie feu dams lestomac ct celia du-
RAFT DIES heures. Parfois j'avais
tellement faim que je ne savais
CUE faire; je mangeais alors I'm
peu, mails &c que je souffrais en-
suite etait atroce. Avec celia, j'e-
tais tres fable, tres nerveux ct
sujet a des acces de fevre. Je
suis done DIES plus heureux que
tout celia soft passe. Je mango
m~aintenant ce que je veux ct les
ailments froids GU chauds ne me
font plus de NAL. Puts, ayant
plus de force ct mes membreS
etant plus souples, je me trouve
done g%randement rajeuni au-
jourd'hui, je puts TRAVELLER faci-
lement. Je prends encore. de
temps en- temps quelques bottles
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

CERCLE Ste-ANNE NJ R6u-
Mons les 2e ct 4e lundis du mois,
sale A. O. U. W., 80 Avenue
Centrale. Nine E. Deslauriers.
Sec.-Fin., 8l9 University 3. E.
Tel. N. w. East Alp.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

M. ct Nine Louis Marchessault
partiront lundi pour un voyage de
deux mois en- California Oh lis Sc
ront les h6tes de Nine Phelps, file
de Nine Marchessault. En- allant
M. ct Nine Marchessault passeront
Gar Omaha ct en- revenant IL sui
vront la route de Portland.
Bon voyage.
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Echo Sc l'Onest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie Il Mai 1915

Les personnes suivantes ont ga
gne les prix a la partie de cartes
tenue leudi sous les auspices du
Camp Champlain W. 0. w.: Da-
mes, Miles Ida ct Rose Robillard
ct Nine w. A. Scanlon. Messieurs,
M. M. Beauchaine, w. A. Scan
Ion ct Walter Inman.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-14

Nine V. Joubert, 906, ZEE Ave-,
N, ct Nine II. Proulx l4l9 Queen
Ave., n, sont a l'h6pital st Barna-
bas Oh Giles ont 6t6 op6r6es ces
jours derniers par lie DR. A. A. Lau-
rent. Leur 6tat est tres satisfai-
SAINT.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
BOXERS GO
EASY NOW

NEW YORK. Sept 7.-Packey
Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons. who
are billed 20 swap swats-S 32.5o0
worth ucAt Saturday night eased
up slightly IN their training stunts
today Both men reported as being
within easy reach OF the weight
AZ pounds and their handlers said
care would be taken from now on
10 prevent them getting rid of the
superfuous flesh too fast.
This morning Mike took several
mile iaun' along the beach ana an
hours dip In The surf This after
noon he was scheduled 70 box few
rounds Netherlands program was
much similar except that ne barred
me surf Packey doesn't think
much OF salt water bathing as a
conditioner for a rruelling tit
The proliminaries were announced
today Frankie Day and Young Nun
day, two local bantams, viii clash
iu "A siXround affair. and Dick Pet
or-. OF Now York. and William
Green. OF Baltimore. lightweights,
viii 20 80 rounds in the semifnal
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07

Clarence Howard, SO 32l Geneva
ave. pich Morris Couu. son OF
clyde Coons 80 73s fowtbayeF
John Harvey oven, son OF H. G.
oven, ovid. Mich Lawrence Henry
Martin. son of Frank Martin ueyc
tcauA. Deyereaux. Mich
police. Kathleen was known as
Following are The babies exam
med Monday
clifford James Taylor 81 months
old. son of Mrs. Jam, Taylor So
1854 Wretord.aye., Mildred Louise
Peters. years and e months old
daughter Of Mrs Mary petor- so
753 Secondave Grace Evelyn Mary
smb. d months old. d44au.pr OF
Mrs Grace Lamb 80 -S1a Wood
ward ave. Donald D Steward
years old son of Nr and Nf Bart
G. steward. SO 2p UighIaudavo. .
Ethel Virginia smith years and
months old, daughter of MIS- Ous
smith 20 Vancouycraye Waite.
Murdoch year and { month, old
son OF Isaac Murdoch. So sb- Sh'r
idau.ayc and Cornelius J Murphy
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07

iE block between Franklin and Wood.
bridge streets from the east lire OF
-r Aublu avenue 90 the west Curb
Uur ~ Dubois street
Ron SO 1850 For grading and
paving Alley SO. fi8, being the east
and west alley in block between csss
and Woodward avenues bavonrort
and south alley hrFt east ~ DHss ave-
nle from Parsons street southerly
fn east and west alley
Roll so. lfln-i0r grading 11d
ra, ing Alley $50. it9. being the or
alley ln block bounded bv Eliot Ro-
Nena ST. Antoine and Hastings
RON 30. is5i-For grading and
paving Alley $50 t1t being tho "'r''
Brady. St Antoine and hastings
etrrHtf
Part he due and payable within
800 DAYS from date ~ tufs rot|rr
Parts o. @ and 4 become due and pay
3ll. iu ONE rWo and three wears re-
sprctirrly from the date Of this no.
fIre. together with interest az tho
ratr nf ger cent from the date 81
'hs nUirmafiou ~ this roll
Either ~ said parts may be paid
Within 30 days from the date o. this
notice. without interest.
If either ~ said parts T. ?. , or &
shall NOT h0 paid when thew become
duo. per cent penalty and interest
~ fbe rate 81 per cent from the
! 01tU ~ confirmation ~ the asaess-
msrt VIII De added and the premises
"scsscd win boz advertised and sold
aF provided hv law
MAX c. KOCH,
'H.1rfl City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
SUN SHINES;
STATE FAIR
GETS CROWD

,Continurd from page OncI
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
PROPOSALS WANTED

Crosse Pointc Park. aug 81. 1913.
seated proposals viii be received
hv the village Council of the village
OF Crosse Poiutc Park Wayne Co
Mich. az tho village Hail. I'm the
Trombly school up 20 $40 o'clock
u m sept 10th 1913.
Said proposals 90 be FOR furnishing
ali labor material. tools implements.
etc necessary for constructing q
sewer iu Bcaconsfcld Avenue and
alleys adjacent thereto. arcordinF 90
plans and specifications on file with
the Village Clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check in the penal sum Of
one Thousand Dollars 81 GOO OOl,
made PAYABLE 20 the order ~ tho VII
lage OF Crosse Pointe Park said
check 20 Doe forfeited 20 snid village
in case the successful bidder falls 10
enter into contract with said village
within seven C7l DAYS after the con-
tract has been awarded 20 him
The right is reserved 20 reject any
or all bids.
plans and qualifications can also
! be seen at the office ~ Thomas
! Campnu Village Engineer. 500 Whit
new once BldE. Detroit. Mich
EDMUND j. POULAND,,
Village Clerk
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
LABOR PICNIC
BIG SUCCESS

RIVER ROUGE. Mich, Sept e.
The annual Labor day picnic given
bv our Lady OF Lourdos church. in
the school hall. proved a big sue.
cess in spite N the rain About 800
people attended. and over $500 WAS
received. $500 of which 10 is esd.
mated was cleared by the church
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
RUDE and Cheney Get
Start on Same Team

Baseball. Ike politics, makes
strange bedfellows. Rube Mar
guard and Larry Cheney, each OF
whom rose 10 fame by pitching
for Indianapolis. OF the American
association. are together again
on the Brooklyn club
Marquard went to the Giants
for $1,000 after a big season
with indianapolis, and Cheney
was grabbed by the Cubs after
he made a fine record with the
Same team
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Sept r. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1774.
BYRON AVENUE.

To Thomas W. Barnes Mrs Max
Kahn. Lothr0p & DuiAeid Lydia En-
ils kerlu. j. II Norris. Waylard y
Nicholson Miss Elton Moran. Maggie
Poets, J / Miller William Cr0uie.
Dhas A Jedries, Carl j Barlow +.
T.. SQuircs. Mary Hastings. p. A. Nor
rie, Iliz NJ Bieke. : NJ Carpenter.
w ~. Howard Mrs Louise Bader. AL
i'hllNp Co, Mrs olive Thomas. Anna
S-onswels Stanley Y cakes. Arthur
OHkrs. Bartlett q Sanderson Albert
L. Bailey W -. Brown, a. J. Grandy.
John Uemlcr Detroit General Hospi-
tai. and % all other persons owning.
occupying or otherwise Interested In
any OF the lots and premises fronting
ou Byron avenue M said city Of De-
truit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF tho CITY Of
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
Byron avenue. from The north lire Of
West Grand Boulevard 20 the south
cub line OF pallister avenue, 90 be
GRADED and paved, notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Byron avenue, and
liable TO be assessed for said inn
proycment under the provisions %
the city Charter and that n roll OF
and viii remain az the Assessors OF
Gce. n the city Of Detroit, from the
date hereof until sept 81 1918. for
the inspection OF all persons concern
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GCSTANE ]. ALBRIGHT.
P-lsS President
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Sept. Z, 1915.
Paving Notice No. ITS.
INFANTRY AVENUE.

To Thomas Dean. Ellen Maskey.
John MHltn, j.. Moynihan, Frank
Myll vs.. r Kruger, Peter Hunt.
John kl"inhaus = j. Farrell. George
kleinhaus. & IL Schultz. w II krue-
ger Patrick O'Donneil, Sarah Grind
Mccoy, Jas ). Holden, q \ Lacke.
Jennie MCCabc Fidel Jchle. Charles
Parker Fred Eherts John Bcyster.
William schultz. John C. Milatz +.
bikClman. Anna Stoifert : a. Grind
ley. L T. Clark, Aus Petzalla. James
Muir. r EbcI John II Wissu'ck. y.
NJ Newman. y. II Brown III T Al
Kaiser. w. w Adtke, Michael Wadtke,
N l.. Lorcuz - a. r. and 10 all
other persons owning. occupying or
otherwise interested In any Of the
lots aud premises fronting on lnfan-
try avenue. iu said tlty ~ Detroit
wlthln the limits hereinafter rner-
toned
The Common Council ~ the city %
Detroit. having ordered So much or
Infantry avenue from the north curb
line OF Regular avenue. 20 the south
curb line Of DiN avenue. 10 Doe graded
audi ravrd. notice ie hereby given
flu. an assessment has been made
uuon an the lots and PREMISE front
INK uu said infantry avenue. and ~
abl. to bs assessed FOR said Improve
mont under tine provi si0ns ~ Tho CITY
charter. and that q roll OF said as
.,. nt.ut l- now completed. and VIII
.r.fl.fu M the s. ssessOrs' office. NJ the
gIt. Of Detroit from The date hereof
unII Sept en- 1915. for Tho Inspection
off nH f.rspus concerned therein
EDAFD or AS-I~SDIS
RS GrSTANE p ALBUECH1
B-'Si PRESIDENT
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
SO Attend Boys
School At Fair

The state Fair Boys school con
yeues FOR the hrst lime today The
boys. SO OF them. come from all the
counties Of the state, one from each
county They Will have a camp on
the grounds and viii receive daily
instruction In the purposes OF tho
fair and the lessons 20 be learned
from H. The boys will also assist
ir cleaning mp the grounds and VIII
make themselves generally useful
The pupils were an selected IN
competitive examinations as 10 men
tai ability conducted by the schoo.
commissioners of the various coun.
ties The personnel OF he camp Is
as follows
Iame- Edward. Altoona John Triod
lN Als,r. iosrph Alison, Allcean
Lawrence Provost NIptna Gerald
Antrim FRANK PERRY rareu Rob-
err Eaton Iarit f,alrh 81 Niator
EsN. ArfbtE Steirhauc1. E,uUe.
,laHJs Bishop Esrri,u Roman MIX
OLA COOK Branch itt M'I-r ca.
h"pu i,luuus o7rr .t"e- N"t"'r'
M.N,r. ttar'.tois. Eddie carlson
Dhrta. gam trhN Is kuSllItIln. CHIP.
Urw Ralph Gallagher clinton
r7Nur ~ prruail crawford Archie
Dickinson g. Kenneth Dow eaton
claude Spoons Emmett Cro'I IiAth-
avIr. G'uas,o. Edwin nr e'u a."
away Geu,-re. Edwin Johnson. Co
.r,, 'il35c Jromh 'irtuut ja.'"-
li-ll IHlt-aa.. }.Iua S,I.. IourH.
tou 'hgrlI. tauIru bHr.n ia
Verne t'.e. IuEu1fU Ih"'H"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07

Morton cleveland pitcher has q
new curve and steve O'Neill. his
catcher. SAYS he doesn't know what
a. is That's not odd O'Noill has
besn catching Cleveland pitchers
three years
n YOU can figure this out youll
know your education has not hccn
neEI oct ed MRrston stymied bv Trav-
ers' pitch took his nlhlick. jumped
'ho BAN and holed out FOR a two.
lust ms Chief Render masses out
through his release. Jim Thorpe
comes back from tho minors 10 up
hold tho Face and gets three hitp In
three times up for the Giants.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
RADEMACHER AVE. (Pav
ing)
Assessmcnt EstImntes.

AaFesNmCnt TINtImnNFN.
GIG cubic wards eNcaya ton.
1920 lineal feet OF curbstonc Cnew)
straight
1905 CT square wards asphaltic CON
crete tnatUral lake RsphalD on con-
crete foundation paving
3S3l cubic wards concrete under
and behind curb.
Ctty Estimates.
70 cubic yards excavation.
sS lineal feet OF new curhstone
(stra iRhD
1-223 square wards asphaltic con
crete tnatural lake asphalt on CON
crete foundation paving
2 1i cubic wards concrete under and
behind curb
e Iineal feet 81 retaining stone.
~ AI.lLna --LL u-lN BE manA
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
MORNING GAME
NEW YORK

'P3tted FOR Cadr fu the eighth
fDattsl f1r rustrr iu tho ninth
Innings 90
Sew York Oh % % o q "a
Boston f.. 70 % ID % % q % 90
Runs cook High. Pipp BaUmRn
Errors Gardner. Two-ba 10
hits Cook Raumau Nuuamnlter
Sacrifice hlt-lllgh. Double play
Nmamnker and Raumnp Left ON
bascs Sew York o. BOSTON First
base ou crrOrs-N New York Bascs
on nHlls 1G Fisher. IN Foster s..
StrGrk out--By Foster. 2 Wild pitch
Poster Time ~ Cmpires -Hn.
dcNraud and OLouKhlin.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07

which sum viii be fHrf.ii"l ~ tn"
CIV 81 Detroit I'm case 'hr bidder
fails 20 enter INTO contract rHnler'
10 con Hrmation ~ Tho Common 'oun
cU Within gve days after tho accept
anco OF this tender ly the Depart
rept of Public Worke
Tho b'ddo~ whose. tender = accent.
% win be required 90 furnish with
his contract an approved surety com
many h9nd 20 tho CITY Of Detroit I'm
tho run amount ~ mo contract price
Tor INC work conditioned on the fnll
and faithful Performance OF his part
The contractor shall be pnid IN
bonds for FIRST paving or the pro-
ceeds thereof. " such bonds are pur-
chased by the cinkiu1 Fund Com
uls4ioncrs accor1i0u 10 law
No bid will he accepted from any
pergon or firm who U.s. I'm arrears or
dcfault to the CITY ~ Detroit
Specifications En- details for tho
above work NAV he had on appliCo-
| ton 10 the secretary
The .crartreut ~ Public Works
! expressly reserves the right 20 reject
any or all proposals
All proposals shall he made IN
fuu1lcate -
n go Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WCR
Detroit. sept 3, laI
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS

sealed proposals WIFI be received at
th, Once OF tho Department Of pub
lie Works. Detroit, Mich, until THUS
dgy. sept y. 1915. az no o'clock a. M.
Eastern standard time at which time
Jrd place th'. VIII be opened, f1r
furnishing an tho labor and material
and paving. the streets md alleys
named below. within tho limits mon
toned IN the CITY ~ Detroit with
IT. -l-lne ~ .A.nmnmL sta.el-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-07

lege The college Is also interested
IN q special feature In the daily
building where. under the direction
OF Prof II. f Jameson. students
from tho college are engaged in the
care and milking OF COWS for test
OF the milk The COW whose milk
Yields the largest percentage OF but
ter fat at the end of certain mum
Der OF DAYS, will be adorned with "a
prize ribbon
As an interesting. educational and
entertaining feature there 10 nothing
/ on the grounds 10 beat the model,
and the anything .butuodel grocery
stores. placed side by side for the
sake OF practical illustration in the
dairy building The one shows a
modern store clean. sanitary, neat,
/ all goods protected from dust. flies
I etc. while the other SHOWS q dirty,
uuudy. slattcrnly-kept ayuddcu
ONT catching store with goods in
I confused piles and butter in too
close proximity 90 kerosene 90 DE
agreeable FOR ultimate consumption
About Eulf of the midway shows
we're open LOT business '"no' , '''s
others having been DELAYED in tran.
st "a the fair or unable O put mp
1 their s}uh ON sccouu OF the wretch
cd weather conditions Of monday
.
Th' attendance NonoaA uha'r no
worst POSSIBLE weather 'oAai-'"i'
exceeded me iaU ONO 'alS 10 ~
hopes. reaching n'ar.y -''o'. " ID
GOOD wealth Tor mo rest %. inc We -
ID" gate receipt. uAoonb.e'I> WIZ
!" mn.o than -ot s'a. ''il io' '''
fair In many r'sp'c- Is more atlfAc.
tive than ever before Two 'Nh' ..'''
a'ono are worth me Tin our tn 81
OF the Michigan tisA Ihhl.'''H
nd mo Jackson prison d,spia'' NOM
new features TINS I'.'F. ne p'''''"
exhibit VII be s'o"n at th''' 'th-
90 fairs WARDEN Nimp on aho''n''J
Monday l,-on Nfahd hap'ao '"d
Charlotte la order
Our purpose is purely 'luc'
''ouai said The warden. VINO was -
Detroit only FOR inc ",eA'Ne cay
We want io STOW me p'opl '''"'
our ins tuition Us RAJ reIo'm"i nv
rather than place OF pnhl7i mont.
We believe, too iaai men inc PEG
PIE see just what SO ar' 'oinS oo'
thor" much oI re 1r l'o''' 'na'
no" exists against Pr.s'h.faue
goods VII disappear
The prison has hc'n .'ii SA2'or''
inE for The past TWO year. u ls
not our intention 10 Hrn any money
lnio the tate treasury IhoS i'F
the prohi has gone INTO me-" equip
ment ara other Improvements. Nheo
we roach the point VIII IRE there IS
surplus the money VIII D. as
'riout'd among 'le men as over.
pay
The prison exhibit Is In teat
north OF The man building. with
guard ana two ~ three trustieS IN
ATTENDANCE. There Is nothing to DIS
''hgulsh the guard nom 'h' trus'le-'
however The tent Is thronged win
visitors tr'm morning tiIi night N"s'
oi mem express surprise at INC ~'d'