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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Milaege of all State highways,
State highways constitute $50
Of total road mileage.
Number of cities and towns in
State having roads,
Number of State highways.
Population of State. 1910 census, q
Population in cities and towns
on State highway system, %
Per cent. total population on =.
State highways, 4
Total valuation of State, $45e,4'
Valuation of cities and towns
on State highway system, $Se4,s'
Per cent Of total valuation on
State highways,
Miles Of State highway built -.
1914 and 1915, ~
Cost of State highway built in
1s14-15, N,S
Miles of State-aid highway
built, 190s-15 incl.
Cost to towns and State ap-
proximately, $o'V
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
Arthur Fields Of Rockiand

Arthur Fields. son of Patrolman Is
aac ]. Fields, died suddenly at his
home on Maverick street, Rockland
Tuesday from hemorrhages. He was
% years old. While in High school
he was one Of the stars Of the football
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
RICHMOND
Nathaniel Stuart.

Nathaniel Stuart died al his home in
dresden, Tuesday morning, age rs years.
death being caused by heart trouble. aft
er an illness of six weeks Three chill
dren survive, Mrs. Efie Allen of Ores.
Gen; Miss Bessie Lewis of Union and
1Anwood Stuart Of Waterville Funeral
services will be held at IL A. NJ. Thurs
DAY from the residence of Mrs. Nellie
Roberts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
Cured without pain

Safe, easy treatment, based
on IS years successful prac-
tice In Maine. Cure guaran-
teed. No operation or de-
tention from business. Free
consultation. free letter.
Or. C.. T. ElSKE
Specialist on piseaaesof Recfum
SO elsasant Az. Weodf Q, PortaAnA
New Dewitt House. LEWISTON
Saturdays 10 An 70 pm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
A Head Full
of Ache

There are many forms OF headache,
IhI' sick headache is about the
but -" svf- When it once fastens on
x VOL !, lss.s good while, unless you
y you, i bow 10 get rid OF ii. Sick head
s sapS Usually comes from nth the .s stomach
q 7 5r+orc tie head can be relieved
f"i ~. do,c. Ii i. F." Atwood's Med
, ..e iii IN, your stomach to rights,
i'-~ 1,,.e tic bile, and act on the bow
'ss4 soon as good order is Sc
r. t~,e5 he dizzy feeling and nagging
S- .e vi.l leave your head, and soon
pan pa. wt.il IL Il wen as ever No rnedi-
y! ~. IS better ior sick headache or
t;l.0asness
suv "a 359 bottle at your nearest store.
@. write to-day Tor free sample.
r. r" Medicine Co., Portland Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
'New-Way Wonder
for Corns, "Gets-It'

The Big Surprise for Corn Owners.
rs Sure, Simple. Safe, Quick.
listen 10 tho Wee story of "Gets-It. =
He world 5 greatest corn remedy. It's
T.. SNo". stor! only about two feet
MoI} had q llrtle 'Gets-It,' and corns
Nlor hsr zoe. ana every time She nQt on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
Dexter
Halle L. Jose

Halle L. Jose, one Of the prominent
young farmers of this town. died
Wednesday morning at his home on
lower Spring street. following a very
brief illness with typhoid pneumonia.
His death came as a decided shock TO
his friends, scores of whom were I'M
aware Of his illness. The deceased was
born in this town about 80 years ago,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Jose,
both Of whom survive. Several years
ago he married Miss Mildred Covel.
who survives, with three children, two
sons and daughter. After attending
the villase schools Mr. Jose took a
course in a business school, after which
he devoted his attention to farming
and pet stock breeding. at which he
had been very successful. He was the
patron saint of the children Of the
town. to whom each year he gave a
free amateur circus. The deceased was
a valued member Of Plymouth Lodge.
I. o. 0. F., and Of Martha Washington
Lodge of Rebekahs, also of Dexter
Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Factory has been iEoreaseu in size hy
u, 600 additional feet Of floor space Laxx-
est selling brand Of 10c Cigars in the
world. Factory. Manchester. n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

The State rally of the woman's Ben
eft Association of the Maccahees, in
session here since Tuesday afternoon,
came to a close Wednesday evening,
WREN a public meeting was held in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Occupation not given.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
ALLIES NEED
THIS MAN
Arrested When About
To Leave Canada
With Horses

Albert Edward Caddy, a native Of
Dublin, with a remarkably pure Dub.
I'm accent. was arrested by Detec.
tiycs siska aud Neitzel, Thursday.
charged with the theft of a motor
cycle. which was found in his pos
session.
Albert Edward was very frank
with the officers. He said he pur-
chased the machine from a man he
ad met al Thirdaye. and Larned-
81. He said he didn't know the exact
amount ne paid, but he had many
"shillins in his pocket, and gave
them all to the man He thought
IL amounted TO about $40.
did YOU know that the machine
was stolen?' he was asked, and the
detectives say he replied Sure and
did. for the fellow told me- but he
said there was no chance of me get
in caught, the liar.
Albert Edward says that il be can
not get back TO his home in London
Ont. by Friday afternoon at
o'clock IL is going to pat an awful
crimp in the Allies
He says he was to leave for the
front, with "a con ignmcnt OF 1000
horses for the Allies, at that hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
MISS THORBURN
BECOMES BRIDE
OF b. A. LYMAN

a very pretty wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday evening, in the
First Presbyterian church. when
Miss Jeanette Thorhurn. daughter
of Mrs Julia Thorburn. 40 841 Mer-
rick3ye. was married 20 Burton a.
Lyman The Rev. Joseph A. Vance,
pastor of the church. odlciated
Tho bride wore a charming frock
of white taGeta with pearl trim
mirg and carried a bouquet Of
white rosebuts friuged in lilies Of
the valley Miss Marie Hawkins
the only attendant. was gowned Tn
pink chiffon over satin OF the same
hue S. r Cooper was best man
The bride was given away by her
orothc: William G. Thorhurn.
Following tile church ceremony.
the supper was served for 90 guests.
in the home Of the brides mother,
aud an informal reception was held
Mr. and Mrs Lyman have gone 20
the Panama.Pacihc exposition and
will travel extensively on the Pa
cifc coast before returning TO make
their home al No 100 Forest-ave
west Mr. Lyman Is cashier Of the
Maxwell Motor Car Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
WIFE COMES FOR
WHO
JUMPED IN RIVER

George a. Nichols. who jumped
into The river at ,hc foot of Third
ave, Wednesday. while demented
and who was rescued after des
pernte struggle, by Tony English
an italian youth employed by the D.
& c. line, will be taken back 10 Buf
falo, Thursday. by his handsome
young wife
Mrs Nichols had had the Buffalo
police searching for her missing
husband until she received news
from the Detroit police that he had
been rescued from the river here.
and was held In the detention head.
quarters Nichols. meanwhile WAS
declaring that his wife was dead.
and was muttering ceaseless pray.
ers for her
Special officer Fred Hesslcr Of
the -. & c.. will probably accom-
pany the party and keep watch over
Nichols
hrs. Nichols say that whilp lu
California. last winter. her husband
9rst showed signs Of mental rou.
BILE He was obsessed by the idea
that MeVicans iu Tia Juaua We're
planning 10 kiduap his wife. ana b.
was ON his urgent pleas that they
get away from there. that tbct re-
turned 20 their old home in Buffalo.
Saturday night Nichols, supplied
with money orders for about Sio0.
left the house. stating that ha was
going to see 'HelBunalo boat, lodve.
and ne next heard. from bin was
the news Of his detention here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
IL. NJ. LELAND
LAID UP WITH
BROKEN HIP

Henry NJ Leland president Of the
Cadillac Motor Car co s confined
10 his home. SO 24Nl West Grand
blvd. with "a fractured 'pft hip. sus-
tanned three weeks ago a "a result
of a fall "a thc MichIgan Central de
pot lie s under tNc care OF Dr
Oscar Ie Secure and several nurses.
and while h.s recovery ST. certain, D.
Win bc month before Doc viii be
tble 10 get around again in the
meantime ZOO visitors are allowed
Nr Leland had gone 20 the sta
zion in touring car driven hy his
scu. Wufrcd e. Leland, viceprest
dorr and general manager ot The
Cadillac CO. go meet some friends
Te Jumped of The car before 10
stopped and his feet slipped. causing
bm to Tam Iu such a manner as 70
fracture hls hip
Because of his advanced age u
years 80 wa. thought the accident
would prove serious. uut Or. he
scurs was surprised ,o find chat the
bones. uuood OF being brittle. az in
The case of most old people. we're
almost al flexible as those OF q
ycung person Tie break is what is
known I'm the profession as o green
tree fracture, running down the
bone
SIT Leland IS very restless under
confinement and inslNs ON getting
up frequently I'm spiteNf the injury
he manages to keep I'm close touch
with his ONCE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
COSTS $500
TO ESCAPE
Alleged Thief Walks
Out While Detective
Chats

Police are searching for Robert
Sparks, the well-dressed youth Of
22. who was captured in the Plaza
hotel. Tuesday, and was later iden-
titled as an expert hotel sneak thief.
Sparks escaped like a phantom
from the cell block In The central
staticA Wednesday and no trace Of
him has been found
IN the property clerks office the
police have S62C that they took from
young sparks but he has failed to
claim IT,
Sparks had been released from
his cell, and taken to the corridor
of the cell block. to talk with his
attorney, Raymond Cameron while
Detective Fred Dibble stood nearby.
While tee two latter turned to chat
for "A minute, Sparks picked up a
pair or pliers, Joined some cleo
tricians who were walking ont Of
tie cell block, and was passed with
out question as one of the workmen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
MOrtuaTy

DEMME- suddenly. Thursday sem
~ IN the Hotel plya, New t9tk'
Nr9 Flora Whituey pemme- or ne.
frnit. daurhter % the late haNld
WhItnev. Ir of 'his city Notice
OF funeral later
EASsON -uavld sept IS AZ HiiS reel +.
dence 6lf Congress caSt. aEe1
et vrafH. dear father 81 R1hert H.
Easson Time % funeral hitter
HORT tnec COOKE Sept Il. sud
deAfv. at her home slb IsoihIop
Katherlne. beloved wife Of William
r., dear mother ~ Edna Lucy,
daughter OF M and Mrs George
r cock sister o. Gilbert GrorFe.
Alice and Alfred. service s an t"-l
dencr Of parents $50 CO lWhus-
ave Friday ~ p m Burial A.
Evergreen
DEMRICk 81. ~ Har,er hos.
DftaI Charles beloved - ther on
Edrn~ carl and Mrs O. " rhomas
Funeral from SONS reTidorsre. Rose.
vfic. Mitch. Friday ar N M.
uJNT-Sept Is. 1915, 81 ~" resi-
aenee u his daughter Mrt r
Corhin 1871 Seyburn ave. syld. pc
loved husband ~ Mary i Lindrt'
Ruth ~ Wnliams 81 Boston, Mass
Private burial ~ Forest WI sos
ton cleveland papers plefse copN
MscDERMID Sept 10, NJ ~ stan
ton ave. Caroline r., widow Or inc
late James n Macpermld. beloved
mother 81 John. nuRh. lanes and
Margaret MacDormld Mrs .. stew
art Mrs q y Annett md Mrs
Il n wittmack Notice ~ funeral
later
NTHIs sept -. Herman. AGED 80
years beloved husband ~ caroline
Nsht-. father ~ Max. Mr. Gus
fave schultz. waiter, ElsF, Manic.
Ewnh Marguerite and Herman
Nehls and Nrandchild Marguerite
Funeral from reFIdcncc, tratot
HALFWAY. Mich Friday ~ p M.
Burial ~ nj Clemens
MILIs-sept rs. 1918 Narv - be-
loved wife OF John q. WlfE mother
~ e. Harold wis. aredl ~ wears
Funeral saturdav az m m. from
residence 80 gtynn -cf. Flowers
Vratefully DECLINED Fneral pri-
vatN
zuELCH Sept ~. Mrs a zueich,
aged ~ years, AZ her late resi-
dence, tf9 Rohna-ave, beloved vito
- r @ Zuelch. dear Dothnr ~
Edward " Louis y ard Albert r
Luelch and Mrs r. v RDank Eu-
neral from above residence Friday
az p m. Tntermsnt at dsfhssmane
oemotsry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
Marriage Licenses.

oTNille Patterson. - Detroit,
N9s4tne Penthouse. co.. Iaport. Ind
.t-fau kurleL ~. Frances Lace 10.
Iurry Levine. 2g Sarah cohen. 90.
RAYMOND peMafr. d. LeesNillc.
pdll L1nlWertyu 49, same
Joseph % Badger 80 Morrle u.
Randall "a
lredcrigk W Kerr "a Lillian
liutlcna. 20
Benjamin " Mcleod. 90 Esther
j. super. 30
Peter schroeder IS. Ella l.. chan
rs
Gordon stewart % Anna Lawric
10
Roy q Alhictr 3o Rock Island. IN,
Mary e. kliemcier 3o. Fort Wayne.
Ind
Peter ssjdak. O., Susanna Mahots.
John Kess IS Frances Mowortz
80
Harrison r Walden. "a a. p Erma
Fritz. CO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
Classified
Rates..
I Cent a
4 Word

line
- transient eGvertistnE inserted
Tor l"sn than l6c with cash. iec II
tAs geo, per Insertion
the above rates applv 20 all clafei-
McAtiens except births. Cards or
Inanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
aug az ads preceding Male Help.
bli ths. Deaths Cnrds OF Thanks
end Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, Zoe for SO words or less over
70 words ono-and enc third Ger - for
each extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
Man Who Pleads Pow
erty Produces To
Dodge Cell
DIVORCE
JUDGE WITH ROLL
Unhappy Tales Win
DEGREES For Several
Wives

Twenty dollars" sighed Henry
Wenland, IN Judge Murphy's court.
Thursday morning He wore a pain
ed expression, and he stared gloom
lily at the ceiling. lie had been
brought into court for failure TO pay
alimony 10 his wife. Agnes, and a
collectors fee OF s25
rive been sick" he said, and
get only $l2 a week | paid that
lawyer $25 once, and withdrew the
first divorce case started My
wife told me to start another ens
and she would pay her own en-
7euscs Now the lawyer wants an
other $25."
Anyway" said Judge Murphy.
YOU'RE guilty of contempt OF court.
and will have 10 go TO jail"
And how'll | get out?"
pay"
How much?"
"Wen, 500 now, $40 in two weeks
and the remainder in 80 days viii
be reasonable"
Might just as we'll go to jail"
concluded Weniand. "as try to pay
$40"
"All right. Sheriff, place this man
in the custody Of"
Whereupon Mr.. Wenland arose
from the witness chair, and pulled
something from his pocket
Judge Murphy looked upon the
package that Wenland held He look
ed as though he wanted 70 whistle
to express his surprise.
Get down of that stand" ordered
the Judge. Don't count all that
money right In front of me- We
don't see that much at one time
very often around here"
Wenland peeled off 500, and said
he'd pay $50 more in two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Rebitz told the Judge
that she used to take In washing,
before she married Gustave Rebitz
After we got married, thought
may be | wouldn't have to wash any
more" she testified. But when I
gave up my customers, Gustaye
went right out and found me some
new ones He even brought the
washing home TO me | wouldn't DO
II, so we separated"
She was given a decree OF iii.
yorce.
Efle and George Claghorn were
married in 1882 and the husband.
being a steamfitter. brought prosper
ity TO their home. More than a year
ago. they decided they could afford
the conveniences of a telephone. II
was the telephone that led them OH
the road to unhappiness. according
to Mrs. Claghorn's testimony
HE got so that he would sit right
down in our house, lift up the re-
ceiver call a few numbers, and IA .
to women friends" testified Mrs.
Claghorn. Il just couldn't stand
| II"
Judge Murphy decided no vic
should be forced to listen TO her hus-
bands wire firtations, so he granted
a decree.
Mrs. Zephirine Duquet. 50 years
/ old, mother OF IA children, was grant
ed a decree of divorce, Thursday. by
Judge Murphy, on the grounds Of do.
sertion. She testified that her hus-
i band Cifron to whom she was mar
r.ed. IN Quebec, 36 years ago. de.
serted her In 1905 Six Of her chill
dren are living. The youngest is ls
years old and the eldest a.
Since my husband left me- said
Mrs DuQuet in French, 10 an inter.
prefer 81 have done washing aud
other kinds OF work. have seen
my children grow up and marry hap
PLY am now independents and /
no longer care 20 be Tho wife OF a
man who would leave me after I
have brought "a little ones Into the
world
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
ID MEXICANS
ARE FIRED UPON

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept 49,.
Fifteen Mexicans were fred upon
by American soldiers ~ Fres1os
this morning Three hunared citi.
gers and soldiers are now PURSUING
the Mexicans. who fed into The
brush
The Mexicans were sighted near
the pumping station where the
Americans Smith ard Donaldson.
who we're tortured and then shot
20 death bv bandits two veelg ago.
we're kidnapped Soldiers fired on
them from distance oC half A
mile TIE Mevlcans fed without
firing p shot a trail Of blood from
some Of their wounded is enabling
their pursucrs 20 follow them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

marine e. has been sunk and
its crew captured. lis presum.
ably true.' The E-7 has not re.
turned 20 her base. though over.
due and Is now given up as lost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

II ERBERI COREY, the famous correspondent who
a has been with the French army at the front has written
that the Germans have their ~ centmcte guns planted
Nancy in France that they could drop ~ centmere
shells into the city and perhaps destroy it, These the
shells which would tear the place to bits and ruin of the
beautiful cities of France. But the Germans fear to try
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

Free motion pictures are display
ca ia amusement parks at Seville,
Spain. The profits coming from re-
freshmenfs sold or from tiuy rouf
al charged for chairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
Deaths.


Carman Entail Dacou-st.. eiEht
months. malnutritiou Frances Isabel
Chandler % prtrrhpro-Ft. 81 years
rardlRr neuralgia Frederick \
Thorn. IS Blddle-sf. three DAYS. pre-
mature birth Charles pcmericlt Har
tonitts CHRISTIAN GetzendOnner, iaI
Cadillac. ave 20 vrnfF apnrleNy.
Rose MARY raWar 33 rweutietA- Az
ono month. maluutrIilpu Mrs MARIN
cnper Herman tofer hospital 81
vrars pulmonary tuberculosis Joe
seph r sherman. Providence hoFpitol
81 VFars aporloNia cerebral Albert
Gorf l48 Nutlett at 5N vrare.
straugu'ati0n Ltna Thlel"r 3if 81
Aubiu-ave ~ wears aa.i t"f ''@ePh
months. ont,ritls Mrs Mar Saret
Maiek 1851 turction-src. ~ yea RI
puiraonAry tuhtrtuIosis, Frank *
Cxinplak. 1855 - Nuhin-at -, one
year. enterocolitis-acu CAROLINE
neckrow. tel Commemorative f. 80
wears seuiiitv Samuel Dickson. 200
Randolph SO years chronic nepn
ritis vincent L0nEo. 1919 RIVED ~ ,
80 wears cerebral hemnrvhaE". carr
Hartman 22P Che4tnut-Tt ~ NeNtE
senertua otto gHrck. % Macon h-Ft 4,
az years chronic iuteritial n"rshrltlA
Thomas Holmes, 1871 ElWwooH ave
a. -eare artrr1- setcrOsis. Elizabeth
Butler. 1Ta pnrk-st ~ years D'rni
cfous aurWia. susanna IT. kOas. wy
rcfyersor-avs caat. about - Nonrf
ys.tgi,is Fsther evelyn LasoslitzEe
Grace hoppltal seven months. 'ntus-
sus.eptlon Mrs l.. T.. Miller H@rpcr
bpapitai IS yr8rs general p- NtoNl-
taS william crawford MAE tr'
RoaseEflt -ave.. one day lntIttl"h-
Ella Tssstemtae Ella Dunn. ~ Car
,.revo n DAVIS. malputritton Miloin
artolya. 2ia franklin - days IN
oufftou fever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
Births.

Bows
Gclr-e q B1rkoH ttH t..ft. a.,.,
Jan" " Dunham. GRACE hospital.
ave- John n'" 6rzs ho.s 9 9sii" s a1t
ave. John Slkura ssh NcNton-sf
Frank StaniSiBvsk scr Frederick
81 Frank Benmau Miller. Is Hart.
ford ave stanley pdkula. SIS Yarn
tNt-avc IawrrnFp Nlrkaup 1l%
MedbLTy-avc Frank icowulskt. -f2
w "se"u ave Sol 1mauu Major, tIh
splvHy-aye. stephen Gegus. l65 Van
deus ~ Georse : Muth 50 weuins
ton-st Frank ID bldani $50 los
tampau Peter VIM br'lerF 81
Berlin 81 Antony H3has 1906 camp
John LeWinskl 1913 Russell -
Wati D8rrok '.t F"ner.st Joseph
Bachlasz 1857 So Aubin-ave.
GIRLS
ave- so'' slsssppa aF 5,efan Is e
Walter :. Wlgle Harper hospital.
John Aska. Krakow -pi Frank Oct
Ting $50 Liycrnois-ave Henry a.
sss HasflnRs Frank Sandlok so
Adele-st John przvhlckL 4H1 Willis
ave Albert " Hczeunk. t6f Hurl-
hut ave Frank EHcar $50 Nedhnrt
ave Bruno Rozuz1wski Iit AlcNau-
driR-ave east Hrufy Messurr West
Branch HRsprr hospital Burt Free.
man. t2G Dlstel-St DhlUp Coe 3f2
Commonwealth Loo kliwRsycW
ski Tst ktrby-ave Frank flaga t"t
Alexandria Panut pauczvFvn. %
FordYre-ave ANTHONY r. Johnson.
asa Medbury-avv George N1T1tt rs
20 Ficra-st Thomas J Costello 2t6
Good win-ave Joseph prostr.. : ''s
Jos Campau-Rve Ralph 81 Irving
go Lawton-ave. steve MlselotA, ST
Cicoftc-ave Naolnn G0iauda. f-6i
Forrest weFt VIM Jos Peck ~
Giiett-st Albert ~ Walker 1nIl
CrRne-ave.. Alexander Ia'oskt $40
Jos Campau-ave John PRwlikoWskl
ca So Aihertue- stanley Ehgrkpa.
XII SIS FTeacrlck-st Fred Paul 1890
NcGraw-ave Frederick IT wade.
Grace hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

A newspaper IN St Papi Mont.
that picturesque old southern city.
refers 20 Montclair y. j.. as The
most exclusive place IN All New Eng.
land Sec America irst-Spring.
field Republican.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
kCREs

viii sell THE IDEAL pieco of garden
land, situated 9 miles from Detroit.
almost on car line, for only $500
be quick call NJ Troriov AL
Cadillac 5000 during day or eve
ming at East zoos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

Building stone made IN Germany
from blast furnace slag and limo
Grows hard as II ages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16

LONDON, Sept. 1e.-The ad.
miraIty officially admitted this
afternoon that the recent Turk
ish claim that the British sub
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-16
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL
\ luxurious T-passeuEcr ear that has
been driven only 1000 miles Tt is
ia beautiful condition iu every res
spsct our price on this car is
surprisingly low
THE WINTON co.
1910 WOODWARD AVE.