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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-01
ON U. S. SHIP CONFIRMED
 TO STATE DEPT.

Minister Van Dyk, Report ing From The Hague, Says German Aviators Dropped Bombs on American Tank Steamer, But No Lives Were Lost.
 Russian Steamer, Name Yet Unknown, Is Sunk By German Submarine Off Coast of Ireland Grew is Saved Dunkirk Attack stirs England.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
DETROIT WOMEN
GO TO CAPITAL
FOR SUFFRAGE

Two private cars will take the
Detroit and Michigan Congressional
union suffragists 10 Washington.
Sunday, Dec. s, leaving Detroit AT
noon. The party will arrive in
Washington, Monday morning. az
S O'Clock, and will Immediately take
its place in the parade of suffrag.
lists TO the White House TO present
the petition asking for a suffrage
constitutional amendment
Among the Detroit and Michigan
women TO be part OF the 500 wom-
en- 10 be received by nc president
will be: Mrs. Dclphine Dodge Ash
baugh. Mrs Eugene r. Shippen.
Mrs Jaue WhittemoTe. Mrs. Mel
son Whittemo-e, Miss Margaret Fay
Whittemorc. Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth.
all OF Detroit. Mrs Edward Brett
ung. Marquette Mrs @ B Jcnni-
son. Pay City: Mrs. c. y Hamilton,
Grand Rapids; Mrs Jenny Law
Hardy. Tecumseh
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
SIDESTE[ S
PEACE ARK
Clarence DarrOw Will
Not Sail With Ford
On Oscar III.

NEW YORK. Nov. Son the
ground that il is neither wise nor
right Tor us 10 interfere in the mat
ter" Clarence Darrow, noted labor
lawyer, today declined the invita-
ito nof Henry Ford TO accompany
him on his peace mission 10 get
the boys out OF the trenches 10y
Christmas
Darrows reply was made public
at Fords peace headquarters
II fully appreciate the complI-
ment paid me and have the sreate-t
regard for him. and all his good
works" sal dthe lawyer. But I
cannot believe thai it is either wise
OF right for us 20 interfere in the
natter Stll I hone am wrong.
and tHat good will come OF IT,
Director Jacobsen Of the Scandi-
naviau line. today called 40 Ford
headquarters with a request that he
he given more definite information
a. 20 how many passengers the
Oscar RI is 10 carry. jacobsen was
assured that q tentative list will be
ready 70 be handed him tomorrow
AZ the same time Ford's associ-
ates asked 10 raszurance that the
pe.ce liner would carry no war mu-
Uitions Jacobsen gave this assur
ance.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Garrison Denies Inde-
pendence Is Con-
templated
HAS BITTER TILT
WITH MIR. TAFT
Latter Accuses War
Secretary of In
sincerity

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3o.-self.
government without complete inde-
pendence for some time TO come, is
the administration policy for the
Filipinos This was the construc.
tion placed today upon Secretary OF
War Garrisons statement CRITICS
Ing former President Taft for stric.
lures on the Democratic regime on
lie stands
The declaration that the Garrison
administration OF Philippine peace
bill Is m;snamed and provides mere
y for all possible selfgoverument
was conceded TO be authoritative
GpUison's statement was presumed
70 have the personal approval or
President Wilson.
The Philippine bill is to be press
cd for passage according to Senator
Hitchcock and Rep. Jones. chairman
CT senate ana house Philippines
mlttee. practically in the form
presented last year. Garrison fay
ed Taft for approving a statement
OF o. Garfield Jones, former Philip.
pine commissioner. published in an
Oakland, Cal, newspaper. CRITICS.
ing tie Democratic Philippine ad-
ninisJration. Taft wrote an intro
cuction FOR Jones article. Later
Jcnes sought the insular bureaus
aid ia placing an article praising
the Democratic administration.
1T is becoming very plain" said
Garrison, that the Republican poll
ticians are attempting TO lay The
foundation for campaign material
" TN respect TO the Philippine ISL
ands.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
DAD AT WAR, LITTLE SON
TELLS JUDGE HE RAN AWAY
TO EASE FAMILY BURDEN

are seven little brothers and sisters
there, and she can't take care OF us
all. She's busy with the boaTders.
while dads busy hghtin' the Ger
mans, So she can't bother much
with me. like 10 so 10 other coun.
tries. ike dad does. United States
is nearest. 50 like 20 come over
here 70 Detroit by way OF Port
lambton. | ride on boats. and street
cars and take care of myself, and
MA don't have 10. that's all"
Jean. said the Judge. IF YOU had
lived a hundred years ago. you would
have ocen the sort OF young man
who would have pushed his way for
ward. and taken a hand in the win
ming Of our west, You're a frontiers
man and YOU can't help a. Go back
20 Wallaceburg and 20 TO school.
Dad VIII be home soon--let's hope
and then he'll tell YOU lots and lots
Of things abous the ether countries"
no Won suppose Jean knows any
thing about 42centimeters. gas
bombs and shells that scream
through the air on death carousals?
When tho Judge broke his last
sentence TO say. let's here" Jean
looked at him as though he did
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Jean Bordeaux saw his father
leave their home IN WsllaCeburg.
Ont. three weeks ago. attired IN
khaki, rihe swung over his shoui-
der
Dad was going 10 war for Canada.
and Jean and his seven little broth
ers and sisters said goodbye with
much pride. Jean is u years old.
In his veins courses the blood OF the
old French voyageurs. lie has hair
that seems all ruffled up and curly.
and blue eye that doesn't finch
even when II looks squsrely into the
face OF Judge of juvenile court.
For Jean did appear in court. Mon
day morning. before Judge Hubert.
Ills grandmother had hrougS, nim in
Tor running away from Wallaceburs
May be he was thinking OF his father
now somewhere in the land OF var
FOR Jean stood erect. his heels close
together. and his hands close 10 his
sides
What's the matter" asked the
Judge
The boy lost no time telling him
I'm l9." he began I'm the cid
est Since dad Joined the army. ma
has had to take in bosrders. There
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
ALEX. STEWART, WHO HAS
ISSUED 10000 MARRIAGE
LICENSES, SLRRENDERS JOB

and he has tha, kind OF little nose
which 5espeaks aggressiveness. He
has fat face, and. well--taken all
in all Alex is chubby.
So Farrell continued to look
around. His glance centered upon a
figure behind a desk.
Matt" ne shouted. Come here"
Mat Egsn did So and was noti-
fed that he was to become successor
TO Alex Stewart.
The change marks a sudden and
shocking switch in the style OF mar
riage license clerks. II is bound to
have a good effect, things Farrell.
Esans dress is always correct.
That's one splendid example His
red hair Is combed back in correct
waves-and even II ;he bridegroom
hair isn't auburn ne can and should
comD IL that way anyhow.
Matt Is tall and 1.-the. He wears
glasses and looks quite intellectual
He has splendid manners and is ever
willing to lenI a helping hand. He
saws he will crawl out Of Ted willing
ly to nelp couples in a hurry 10 get
married
The county clerk looked over his
new marriage license seller and in
commenting on the change in style.
remarked thar he ought TO continue
To do rushing business. with such
an inspiration for prospective newly.
weds
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
ACCUSED
OF STEALING
DIAMONDS
Roy Davidson, Detroit :
er, Is Wanted in
San Francisco

Roy Davidson. 30 years old, son
OF George Davidson. OF No. sg7
Grand Riyerave.. was arrested py
Detectives Dowd, Wilson. school
and Snider In the Statier hotel
Monday morning. :or the alleged
theft of three diamond rings valued
at $6,50O from Mrs. Eugenia A. Tut
tie OF san Francisco.
The theft OF the jewels is said TO
have taken place at Long Branch.
Cal A warrant for Davidson's ar
rest was telegraphed here by the
san Francisco police.
Detectives lay in wait sunday
night al the fathers furniture store
and home. and also at the home OF
the young mans sister, Mrs Hattie
Lavelle. OF No 777 Woodward-ave.
From Information obtained by the
officers. the young man left his sis
ter's home Friday, and took a trunk
full OF clothes with him.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Austrians Ready to
Overrun Montenegro

VIENNA, Cyid Berlin and Lon.
dom. Nov 3O-Aus-ria has
launched a tremendous campaign
against Montenegro.
The offensive undertaken BY the
Austrian forces along the Monte
negriu uorthern frontier early in
November was on a small scale. de-
signed only 20 check Hank attacks
on the troops engaged in the drive
into Serbia from Nicegrad, the war
affice explained today.
Northern Serbia having heon sub.
dned. 1t is declared officially mat
Montenegro t. - be completely over.
run
Operations begin on The noun
tain kingdoms northeastern from.
tier. from The Ssnjak " Novibazsr.
The Austro Hungarian forces are
reported already across the River
Lin. which parallels -hc frontier
about 10 miles 10 the eastward in
tho sanjak
Tho border BE- marEed by a rugged
mountain chain between the Linn
and the Chebotina. In this natural
fastness the Monienesrinr are
strongly eutrenchcd and IL Is rec.
ognized that IL will AXE desperate
fighting 10 dislodge them Heavy
guns arc being brought NJ as rap
lilly as tho country's natural diffcul
ties permit and the dehlce' defend.
ers viii be systematically shelled
from their positions. trench By
trench, enabling the Austrians 20
advance in tho path of their own
artillery FIRE with n minimum OF
hort range encounters.
The weather ia the mountains is
already terrible The defles are
deep in suow drihs. the rocks are
ice-coated and fierce Billiards
sweep The region The Teutonic
view is. however, tha- tho Monte.
negrins arc not so wcli prepared and
VIII suffer more from winter cam.
rairning than viii 'he Austrlsns.
There will be no susDcn ion OF the
INVASION therefore on account OF tho
weather
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

County Clerk Thomas +. Farrell
cast his eye up and down his Offices,
Monday morning, in search OF new
marriage license clerk. Alex Stew
art, who has filled the position seven
years, has turned in his resignation.
Ia take effect Dec. /. In the time
Ice has served at the license counter,
Stewart has issued approximately
7O.000 OF the papers which permit
couples 10 taste OF the joys or sor-
lows Of welded life Stewart has
given up the business OF selling
mstrimony bonds for that Of mar
ketIng industrial bonds that is.
Alex is TO become broker.
Now, as 10 this job OF finding
new purveyor OF marriage licenses.
Alex aid pretty we'll" mused
Farrell. Seventy thousand in sew
en- years isn't so bad. You know
great deal depends upon the Ii.
cense clerk, in this matter OF matri-
mony. Couples come in timidily,
and take a sneaking glance az the
clerk. II they're abashed Al the sight
az him. they leave Then there IL
one home less, perhaps and much
happiness lost. Alex was all right
but maybe"
Stewart is OF a distinct type He
Is built rather close 20 the ground,
like City Clerk Lindsay and other
canny Scots He is partially bald,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Rome story that Austria seeks a
separate peace and William visited
Vienna to fight such move is not
taken very seriously
The Berlin general stan Is under
stood 10 look for Balkan attacks a.
follows:
Russians and perhaps Rumanians
on the north.
Russians attempting landing or
Bulgarian Black sea coast
French and British and surviving
remnant OF Serbs in the south
Italians and Montenegrins through
Albania an the west.
The Bulesrs arc counted on TO de-
fend their own northern frontier 4
few Gcrrlans and practically as
many Turks as may be needed will
fll the gaps.
Turks are scheduled TO guard the
Black scacoast.
Turks. it IS believed. will pre-
dominate against the Allies in the
south with strong German deta N
ments and enough Bulgars to repre-
sent Bulgaria's claim % possession
OF Serbian Macedonia.
Austrians will be called on 10 op-
rose the expected Italian advance
through Albania.
Owing 10 the severe winters IN
tho Balkans. II Is thought unlikely
there will be much more serious
hghtinG this season but a terrific
campaign is expected early in the
spring
No serious German drive against
possessions are antici-
pated until the kaiser's Balkan 20
sition has been made secure
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
$3.50 SHORTAGE
IN FUNDS OF
LODGE CHARGED

Members OF the lodge having com
planned that he was $3.50 short in
his accounts. " alter c. Potts, OF No.
1924 Pennsylvsnia-aye, eas arrest
ed Saturday night. by Detectives
Glosheshy AMI Isham, charged with
grand larceny.
William J. Schnitker. of No. sos
Whitney building. made the formal
complaint against Potts. ne having
been engaged since June in an in
vestigation OF Potts accounts with
the fraternal organization Potts
vas record keeper of Belle Isle tent
No. Gs5. Knights OF the Modern Mac
oabees.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
SPECIAL.
S275 FORT STREET
SUBDIVISION LOTS

70 advertise Garfield PARK our new
subdivision. sifusfci on West Fort
81 we viii. Ou or before Monday.
Dee D. stll One huutrrd pf our s2T5
lots FOR uUIy NIHI each payable $40
down and f5 monthly put one or
TWO lots fA each customer az this
special prize Garfield Park has ono
half mile frontage un Forrest aud
is hut e short fsutr fFum the
proposed immeuse Tractor Plant or
Henry Ford. and scores NJ factories
now rmUry'ug thousand Of people.
trolley ra ses close tO our prop
erty Detroit river huf short dis
tduCc away our speciality Us 90
sell Well-loc1t+l lots fo home
builders rrd investors at small
margin af profit We can save YOU
80 per cent bE Ieai nG with us Be
fore paying lis rs an prices for
lots. come ONT and eg. our property
for yourself IS blind man can see
the future ~ this rnutdly grow inE
section. 'al any dav. including
sunday. is m- tp "a. To-, ] ~
p fn., or 3 l1 u W. and wo viii
tax" YOU 0lt hy trolley gr one of
our auturuYh De-. tp inspect our
property Eer-s natr ynu viii De
under no vhii tt.Hu t1 nuv See ~
for yourself EIr Uau- and plans
~ these se1j sold special for S'75.
COLI telephone or address before
Monday. Dec s
:. F.. BRUCE & co.
Telephone Main 2115
Othce e"3ts tn - 10 m.
1872 Majestic BldE
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Local
PHIL PORTER'S
BODY FOUND IN
LAKE MICHIGAN

The body OF Phil Porter. former
cartoonisL az one timc employed
on the Detroit Free Press, was
found a fcN days ago ON the shore
OF Tv1n island. in' Lake Michigan.
by two hunters Poriars body had
been in the water for six OF seven
months. and was beyond recogni-
tion. except for ring and the
clothes.
He was last employed by the
Ethridge advertising arm. OF Chi.
cago. His wife died in April. 1919.
Mr.. Porter was 7S years old, and
had been cartoonist on "a number Of
papers In the east where his work
was we'll known, especially in the
Boston Journal
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
MAN WHO CAUSED
DENOTION OF
OFFICER FINED

r. II Baldwin. OF No. 1895 Wood
ward-ave.. whose Arrest by Patrol.
man Schnel of the motorcycle
squad, on a charge OF reckless driv-
ing and the alleged humiliating
treatment OF the prisoner caused the
demotion OF that officer by Super.
intenden, Marquardt, vas sentenced
go pay a fine OF Sl00 or spend 80
days in the house OF correction by
Judge Jtfrics. Monday morning
Baldwin received a severe lecture
from the judge. and was warned
that a repetition OF his oftense
would bring a mo.5 were penalty.
Prior 10 the triai, every sfTort
was brought TO bear on the court
10 obtain the reloase Of Baldwin
and the quashing OF the c,-se. II had
hung fire for three weeks. and was
brought into court upon the de-
ermination Of the judge that IL
hould be- tried.
Baldwins car skidded 20 feet. sc-
cording 10 the officer. and the lives
of several pedestrians were endan-
gered by the machine. when he was
dered 10 stop after going by p
Noodward-aye. crossing He was
intoxicated al the time. according
to Schnell and other Witnesses
called.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
CLERK WOULDN'T
LET SWITCHMAN
ORDER HIM ABOUT

In the eyes Of James y. Cameron.
ho has spent more than a score
of wears working In rarroad ofices
throughout no oount-y. AN ordinary
.0iiChman IS beneath Tho notice or
a clerk. Carcron is suing the De.
troit & Toledo Shore line for st70.
alleging It is due him as back sal
.ry
a new man was brought In ~
work with MIN he testified. in Jus
ti,e DeGaws court. Monday morn.
ing
And he actually started 20 order
me around, said Cameron.
What's wrong abou; that" asked
the railway lawyer.
What's wrong, Me take orders
from switchmau2 Never. sir.
never spent 200 much time learn.
ing ny business 70 lei any switch.
man tell me what 10 do
Tho case was no. completed when
noon recess was taken
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Germany Prepares
for Quadruple Attack

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 3o.-Ger.
many expects attack in the Balkans
on ali four sides. The attacks viii
be resisted by Bnlpars and Turks
and n thin sprinkling Of Teutouic
troops
The German emDeror's visit to
The Austro-Hungarian ruler Mon.
lay is belieyed here 10 have related
TO plans for ;his defense. The
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
J. P. R. and
ERIE LEAD
|ndustrials Slightly Off
AS Stock Market
Opens

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-There
|<Dere few price changes at the open
- OF the stock market today. Ca
Hdisn Pacific opened up S-4 and
HE up Ss. New Haven was on IA,
gesting ghouse and American Loco
ptive were OF is each.
The market suffered reaction IN
|'ks first half-hour and then made a
Alrly brisk rally. New Haven
ff6wed more strength, though not
6fxely traded in.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Livestock


EAST BUFFALO. s. 81 N4t 10
Cattle Receipts, as; market ace
tive and firm prime stepTs s.tt4 .u.
butcher grades, $3.50 Tgt cotc. ST..
~ 10. Calves EcCriuts o.. market.
active, 5Oc lower; culf 10 choice. 81
q 80. Shcep and lambs Ecroirfe
1000. market active. lambs. sl low
er; choice lamhs. 3ga5 rgs.aG. ru1f Co.
fair. s61es ycariurs. sgu7.5U sheep.
Ssd 6.\ Hogs. Receipts 5Gtcs Ind t.
ket, actiYe. 5N Csc higher. workers
$3.50 2 loS; Virs, So - . o 81, mixtI.
~ mT.i0, hcavy. 21I0QT2o raugns
$50 $40; stags. t46On5e5
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Nov. 30 Hogs; Rrcrlnts IS 600.
market. steady TO Sc lower. mixed
and butchers, Ssi5fhc good heavy
81 a. q $50. rough heavy 80 ff5UC 80.
light. $500 s.75. pig tfu515. Cat.
Tia Receipts 5000 market. sfrqdr
g wsak.' beoves. s5.eoa 1910. Texans
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
n1ks and Trust ComnnnIe..
u foilowing nrms are privileged

ne Following firms are privilege
0xecute orders on the exchange.
H!yis a Poyaht w. A. Hamlin a
~ Bcnnett. Smith a Co. Sinclair
<<ouls, Lewis g. Gorton. w. E
et l. sprague. r. Il. Macerone
~ A.. w. Wallace e Co. VIM. ~
y q Co. VIM. A. Neer a Co., ~.
ckMuKh1in. ". x. peltou.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

lORk Nov 3o.--Butter
+ f6ttipts. 6.s2S. creamery extra,
{\ofAte dairy tubs. 22V23c; init
creamefy firsts. 2sQ2tc: spe-
Hc ERss: Unsettled: re-
nearby white fancy. sS
noafby mixcd fancy. 50 43c,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
Tsegaphc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

seI501; calves, Ss.e5a to.s5. sheep.
Receipts, 5000. market. stronE ana
Zoe higher. native. S6lft 90, western.
So.loffo'p, lambs. s. HelN, western,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

California produces more than 90.
100000 pounds of wamuts annually.
and soon the largest establishment
Ia the-werld fer AaHGliHe and eieaH-
ing these nuts viii be In operation
in that state.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
KITCHENER
HOME: GREAT
BLOW is NEAR

CONTINUED from Page one.J
In that district were not 20 take
the field Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

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beans. Sfu45C. green beams, 50
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70. ,.:rssSs,es-catawpa sS, ponies. l4Ql5c.
CRANE FruitEs4s = rs per crate.
/ n"ney-tancy @1lte. ov,,. . &c.
-
hny-Detrort shippers a-s pay.nx
thu following urilGs Tor beiei hay "a
cai iots. b Uetrou Sea nly. No.
.lSIiSt MS 'is6f milea. SlS4is. No.
finSS.hy sfsLis. So u.-,a. S9tlI
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MIS- .IJfornla WaInuts INC
.Oc. alr,onds. lTL4ISc. Braziis. Is
a. I5c1 aiSrIis. ist.ilssl p-tsns. % -
i5c lb., hickory uuts. shellLaTks. sac
225 per Ou.
OrnaEcs- NaIenclas S5.sJ48 per
box: new Floridas, S1.15u3 per box.
Onlons-tl per IQ0-Ib sack
Spanish Onions. Si.4OQl5O per crate.
Pears-klefcrs, 50 q Toe.
Pineapplen-S4 per crate
rasasos.% ,'ss.'ta. early oh.vt.
% q sSe. R4rals, 50 . CSC pc: 9u.,
PouItry-sf,f'.r-s. IttII4,c. leg
horns and if-h. sye.s.tS. l-nIS4.c.
No. j mems. f4uIgIec. medium hens.
I9MI2s.g. SO .ri-loe. roysters aQ
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liz. snr,u0 turl-,,s soc- IA turLa,s
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sweet Potatoes Jerseys s0egN
Per SI@'e'
SGBE'Nts sEtCE&
1nnnea ,.-.a.-np.t.s. xzzsz,s
.aI Itan..l uyas,r. lc 6v v0.soa,
I,,rrs i5,s..,,s aLs C0IE Sanrv
aIaine &C., StIndsrd n TrLIa
p,ets. si.sItttu, s-.,- IN, --.0'S
1aae' $50 st.tua..r,l. Salmon
Ltt a - n.l rttss sO.' q o-'1',.-,1-'
80 Aarrer. -. ..s @..,i5,
yn1,S al sfi,.d go - -
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Feea-JobbluE prices in ..bbL
sac6sc L;rau. a-I. staulAra laladiIn-s
saSn saS ~ ~ .s-n IiSa.l,.s a. -, ~ a.. :.JH
Elyur-JoDDlug prltes. ssst AlisnI-
gan patsnI, sS.yu. SECOND patent.
500, stIalsnt, sS.a0, Dure Fye' 80 81.
snrlug u.tspL. av--y Vel ~ - s,,..ss
sacKs.
hardw are-Natis, S. % keS base.
zOe. alUaasn, aasc. sIazus h.
anneaied w4re. 500 pes OuEuIe, saI-
vantzed ua! Bvd ware. point, . -
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The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

Swimming Is compulsory in tho
orrricuium OF the swedish school
child
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

The British are reported To have
erected a sl2oo0o laundry at the
rear OF their lines in Flanders. Tho
building is said 90 he substantial
and is taken 9s one of many indica-
tions Of q lone struggle with little
probability oi the Germans breaking
through
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

PrintInE-she plaza neat kind-that
II right-Time- job Dept Main 452O.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
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unn<< <<roo merry. extras. s1c.
~; diary. 9lc: packing stock.

x>oh recelpte csses inoiud-
1o4 >les current teceipts. soc
R neosapee hordAy. ,,si7
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

P~intibEe-th- nialn ueat kiuh--thut
IL iGht-Iliur~ Job Drpt.--Nsin gSe0
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
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