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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

classes OF adhesive stamps. prOprie-
tors OF theaters. billiard rooms,
bowling alleys. some brokers. deal
ers in leaf tobacco. manufacturers
OF tobacco. cigars and cigarettes.
retail tobacco merchants. commits
sion merchants. etc.
rhe Rev. Henry Syoen. pastor Of Our
Lady of SORROWS church. spoke SAM
day in the Detroit opera house on
- his experiences In Belgium 4aftaS
his work Of rescue among the Bel i
gian refugees. An attentive audi
ence listened to his graphic des-
criptions OF difficulties encounter
cd and overcome in transporting
his flock to this country. Had II
not heen for the sympathy ana
substantial assistance OF the Unit
ed states, FIR. Syocn says many
more Belgian lives would have been
sacrifced.
Seven small nres occurred In the city
s sns s which Vas va. a .rsas :
about the daily average. Chief
Brodsrick says over in wfndso,
the nrst serious fre In several
weeks broke out In the coal and
windsor Ferry Co. back of the
neishborins property for time.
but was finally extinguished with a
loss of $1,000.
Members Of the West Warren Resi-
beats association Will hold q meet
ing i'm their hail Thursday evening
TO lay plans for their descent on
the aldermen and cstimators for
local improvements next spring
Paving of the avenue from June
tion 10 the westerly city limits 10
connect with the country good
road and wiping out some OF the
center parkways TO make more
street. are two OF the proposals to
be considered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
BANCROFT
TO SPEAK
Will Address Labor
Meeting on Purchase
Plan Tonight

The Federation OF Labor will hold
public meeting In Duffield hall.
Woodward-ave. and Duffield-st.,
Monday evening. at 7:45, to hear
addresses for and against the pur.
chase plan. The federation's COM
mittee in charge OF the meeting has
addressed a letter to +. T. Bancroft,
asking him to be present.
1--WE would like TO be informed
not merely on the general condi
tons Surrounding this plan, but al
so on the several alternatives that
lie before the city. already pledged
TO municipal ownership" says the
letter. Knowing your services to
the city have already been valuable
In making of an appraisal Of the
ID. u. r. property, we ask you Ia
kindly make an analysis OF the pro
posed plan and of possible llterna.
tives."
Mr.. Bancroft has promised to at
tend the meeting and to. answer
any question that may be asked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
HEALTH INSURANCE

Some people are naturally thin.
There IL also a natural pallor but
most people who are both thin and
pole are far from we'll and they need
. tonic.
Many people neglect to take q
tonic until they get SO sick that a
tonic IL not sufficient just because
the demand of the debilitated body
10 not insistent enough The pale
face, weak nerves. enfecbled diges-
ton are neglected until the point
whore pain or actual breakdown re-
ouires medical treatment. A tonic
taken In time In the best health In
surance. II supports the overtaxed
system. the worried nerves until ma
ture can made repairs.
Build up the blood and you are
sending renewed health and strength
70 every part OF the body. The ap-
petite In improved, the digestion Is
toned up. there Is new color In the
cheeks and lips, you worry less. be-
come good natured where before you
were irritable and you find new
Joys in living.
Tonic treatment is useful In dys-
pepsia, rheumatism. anemia and ner-
vous disorders. In many cases II Is
oil the medical treatment that Is re-
Quired.
FIRES booklets on the blood, nerves
and diet will be sent on request by
he Dr.. williams Medicine Co.,
De4e1oe4<dys 81 Your own drug
- oel1e D. WIlliams' Pink Pills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

COmm1ssloner Fenkcll, while admit
tlWa that Robrrt savage passed thc
civil service examination for ward
foreman. denies that he asked him
for references from practical poll
ticians' He also denies that Saw
age was not employed because he
lacked political endorsement. Com
missioner Fenkeli filed his answer
In circuit court Saturday, and
hearing In the proceedings brought
by Savage Ia scheduled Tor Monday
afternoon.
DR.. James d. keanedy has purchased
- acres Of farm property situated
about one half mile south OF Michi-
gan-ave and )ust west OF the large
property was sold BY Mrs. Kate
Powers the valuation being
makes the purchase as an invest
msnt and may plat the tract In
frontage on the Telegraph-rd. and
Town Line-rd.
Hrs. Rachel Bosses, M. <35 Brook
lyn-ave.. celebrated her nincueth
birthday Saturday. In the home
where she has lived since comma
TO Detroit 81 years ago. Her friends
came 10 offer their congratulations,
many OF them being old men and
women who had known her most
OF her life. When Mrs. Bossen hrst
. settled here her present home was
in forest surrounded by Wild
erness where wild game was plens
tiful. Her health Is still good, n
fact she attributes to her early
English country life.
R~-eusetment I'm December OF the
eaesgency revenue law In expected
by James J, Brady. collector OF M
ternal revenue. This law anects
in addition to the users OF docu-
mentary. proprietary and other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
CITY employees
ARE SCHOOLED TO
WORK FOR PLAN

All city employees will be thor
oushiy schooled on the provisions
Of the street railway contract plan
80 they will be able TO enlighten
their friends.
Mayors Marx. Railway Commits
sioner Dodge. D. p. W. Commission.
or Ferkell and State Senator James
Murtha addressed q gathering of
city employer in the eastern yards
Of the department Of public works
Friday, and q similar meeting has
been arranged for this afternoon in
the western yard. The plan Of ed
ucation will be carried out IN al
other city departments.
Mayor Marx FRANKLY stated Sat
urday morning. that he was anxious
70 have the city employees Under
staaA 81 1871 ~ psoDesel par
ehaoo - - IN NV - ~
oon0R m10T&1nm 900 = =. Fl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
HEATING MAY YE
HEAD COUNC

Friends OF Aid. Maurice =. Kg
ing, Fourth ward. are booming IN
for president pro ten o. ~ CO.
mon council next year. 4 petl
Is being circulated among ~
dermen. pledging votes fce
Heating. who IN the eight tes1a1
has served In the council has -
headed the body. For may -
Aid. Heating assumed the rple
insurgent at council slection t1>
and although he never succeeded
establishing himself IN 0lflOo. w.
always managed to draw goo4 -
mittee appointments. I; "A
II IL conceded that Aid. (!
Rutter, president pro tenn. Win
President LittleheldS SHed56
Rutter's petition was circulate6 N1
eral weeks ago and was siGne&
nearly every member In the cq
ell. Following the custom q
ternating the presidency eaeh yoq
between east and west side roD1S
sentatives, Aid. Heating, Il eloe<
40 understudy to AID. Ruttegs "a
be In line for ths prssideacy -
from the coming election.
Alexander Dill. Of the Sixtsenti'
ward, also aspires TO be presidyNt
pro tenn. He claims to have some
support. 81 n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

location OF which made them practi-
cally immune from police interior.
ence. The underground room also
served to deaden the sounds of the
explosion. which blew the heavy
outer door OF the safe Is feet.
cracked the safe top. and tore large
pieces Of plaster from the ceiling.
The crevices In the safe door had
been filled with soap. and the soap
was blown all over the walls.
The robbery was not discovered
until o'clock. Sunday afternoon.
when Dolph went to inspect the
place. Only month ago Dolph had
been warned by Detectives. Plies
and Grossman that he had selected
very bad place to keep his money.
In the basement safe. At that time
the saloon man, known ~ a model
saloonkeeper," was attacked by two
street bandits. near his saloon, and
was robbed Of s125 which he car.
ried In a bag. In his hand. The
thieves escaped, though pursued and
shot at by policemen.
The officers were shown the safe,
which contained large sum Of mon.
ey. on that occasion, and told Dolph
that he might better keep the money
In some bank. or at least, should
place the safe on the main floor,
where 1t could be watched by police
men on the beat.
The police believe that the robbers
who attacked the safe were locked in
the saloon when II closed at mid
night. Saturday. There were no
marks to show a forced entrance to
the place, but a door had been lin.
mied" from the inside. when the rob-
bers left.
A few blurred finger prints were
found on one Of the small drawers in
the safe, but these furnish the only
clue that the police have.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

The spire Of an old church in Eng
land has been twisted into an al.
most spiral form by the unequal con-
traction and expansion Of the lead
aad wood Of which Il y Constructed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

to afford an opportunity 70 wCu1l
having little chance for artistic 0~!
velopment to spend nm cveniu
agreeably and probably. u
hoped they viii form clubs and n
cieties and arrange programs
their own. Miss Lennabcl HonSf
will always be there TO see that ~
social side IL not NEGLECTED.. Il Z
Saturday mornings school 81
dren are invited to come and 644yl
II makes no difference whsther ~
have talent or not. John Hiq
man, of the commission. Win
all he can to give them eiean4n
ideas of form and color. # a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
BLOW SAFE;
GET $4,000
Yeggs Make Rich Haul
in DOlph's Saloon,
GriswOld-st.

Working under the Griswold-st.
Sidewalk. where scores OF pedes-
TRANS pass at all hours OF the night.
safe blowers wrecked the safe In
the basement Of w. w. Dolph's sa-
leon, No. 169 Griswold-st. some
time Saturday night, and escaped
with $1,000 in cash, one Of the big.
xest hauls mAde In this city In
years.
The robbers apparently worked In
leisurely manner on the safe, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
LONDON DRINK
SALES SLUMP
By UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Oct. 11.-Drink sales
slumped heavily today as result
Of the new regulation prohibiting
treating in London and neighbor-
hood. under penalty Of $500 fine. and
six months In prison. Violations
were few.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11

been exhausted. Money is abundant
and cheap at current rates. The
bic harvest and success OF the great
loan are bullish factors vi much I'M
portance. Our difficulties with Ger
many appear to be practically set
lied, and considering the disappear
ance OF many doubts which had
weighed upon the public mind for
months, the outlook may be regard
ed as assuring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-11
KANSAS FARMERS
RAISE Boards

KANSAS CITY, Kan. Oct -
Kansas farmers have returned tenn
porarily to the fashion of long hair
and long boards. The reason was to
prevent mosquitoes from interfering
with harvesting.
The farmers and their helpers
found that long hair IL the only pro-
lection from the hordes Of insects
due TO the continued wet weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

bon o9oD Scouts miro mG6reno ser
9luSltellrng sur 9equenli6feit imO
SiIerbeit oes Eublifiuns 5ur Sano
iein. Inter ben misgeitellteu Sraft-
waeen peroen iid oie oQerlebten
SH0piimgeu leiihngstGbi9er Sir
men beinOen mo iiderli6 oaGemeI-
ncS SSntereiie crrcgen. Ger GauipreiS
oes t5ereriten ausgeiielteu @ogens
ioa $4,000 6etragen.
Serr Bert 6. Sein3 BON ser
oSeiu5 Motor Gompanp,~ elmer ser
fiibrenoan 9luto-SGnOler 9oltimore's,
miro idnutlide neue .SarIeD.0aoiO.
ions" auf icinem Stonoe babeu. Ger
neue uSarleD~ beiibt insgeianlnlt 98
@erfeinerungcn pelhe i'm bon Dem
WloOeu 1914 imteribeiOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

ern ge6oren lporoen, ieOod) bereitS inn
9llter BON 5nei Sobren nah glmerito
gefommen. Gr binterldBt ne6en iei.
ner Satin, Srou @loria s. Rauer,
cinen 9ruoer. George 6. Seller 10.
mie cine Sdueiter. Srou Gpo M.
@ionf. Sr. 9leutcr uar Elm Lang.
jdbriges treueS DlitgIieo ser obcnge.
uounten 9ereinc.
6ruu Barbara Corn
RodOem in Der ct. @iidoelS-air'
dc Ourd Batter 9ade cine G2eiie gc.
leien iporoen mar, ipuroc geIiern
Mlorgen 6ron Barbara Corn Donglr.
1O2, Ioro StreeperiiraBe, Die leb-
ten Mittpoh nod fiIr5em 2eioen I'M
guter BON 63 Sobren ans Dem Sebcu
idic0, auf Dem Caf 2opr 6rieoboi
5ur euigeu 9ube 9ebettet 6roi Goru
murOe in &rebiclo in 9opern aebo.
rem mo fam Dor AZ Sobrcu nit ib.
rem @otten, Der i5r Dor 10 So6ren
i'm Go0e oororgtig, nad 9tnerifo.
sic binterldBt iehS aiuoer, 6rnu 6.
Genter, Sran 9nno Sol5maiI 6roA
Gli3abetb Stroitb, 5rau MorD Seip.
pei mo Sronf ino 0liHolaS Dorm,
ioluie neim enfelfinoer. 2ns 9abr.
tuhtrdger iunoirten oie $50. gSeber,
Sdluars, 9eiiiinger @ibucr, 2eioel
un0 Scder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

Wlit auiridtlger SrelOe 0orf
man ocm am nG6itcn 6reitog 9lod.
mittog itottfinoenOeu @eoboou &eci.
tol entgeeenieben. Slllia Gulp 1T
cine pirflidc @eianggfiinitlerin.
Sci ibr oient oaeS tedniide aonnen
nur ais .Daittel 6um b0beren 9unit-
6wed. Sbr intereiiontes 9rogromnt
lit folgenoes; Sdubert, nSeimlides
2iebeu," Scr Muieniobn". n&oi-
6enr0slcin", D9lbe W}oria,~ Garpen-
ter, go looclD role" oEbe Sleep
fiat Tits on 9abD's eDes, n@bcn
S bring pom colourc0 Sops, 9fogers,
u@iuo song oEbe Stor~, 9ugo
@oIL n@erborgenbeit", nSS5n Dem
Sdatten meiner 2oden," nWlous-
faIIenipriiHleilL" 93ic6aro StrauB,
uYlorgen" imO nSeimIi6e glufforoe
ruug.~
SIN fleinen Saol oes SSr.
Itituts ipridt Serr HanooIpb NOR
gen ii6cr oie 3ommernuulif. .Sonotc.
Serr Bart Ssirt, GeIliit miro nit
nirfen.
glul Qienitoe in ser m0dentliden
8eriomnlIlne ser u@ertbihdblngs-
floiie miro Gin @ortrog iiber nGbo-
PIN gebolten. Sr. @0unro Yior.
ris miro Glide Gonpoiitionen oes
N}eiiters ipielen.
0us @rogranrm ocs beuti9en Or
gelrecitols inn Gon5ert.Soale oes
Eedboo0. .Snitihlts, 6u Dem oos Yu-
bIifun freien Gintritt bat beitebt
aus o6ontoiie~, bon SQint Saens,
09lIlceretto. bon @uilmont feline
critic Sonotc in 0-@loll, fir 0rgeL
lmo 8oh-@iIbelui's SorabonO, @a-
botte rno @luictte fir @eige. Sri.
9(lma @loutou miro oie Drooniitin
gcnianin Giicubcrg Der %ioIiuilt
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Neiraths.Q .Qicensrn. .

Sobn 8. @ouner. 81, @ai6iuoton,
9. g.; &oie 6. Goofc, 25, @oi6ing'
ton. 8. 6.
2ogon @rog0, 46 @ithper. Ser.
ington, SEP; 0aiip 8. CREIGHTON, 81.
@iaiam S. @rifiit6, %; Senrietto
2. 9icn, %.
9csIic Sommouo. %; Moro 81.
NeIiridl, 16, Gig6Ionotopn, NlO.
Soiep6 ao6opp, %, @oi6ington,
9. g.; Nliaie @reeu6erg. 20.
SouiS Setlcn, %; Sulio @ohmon,
81.
Sacob spicIman 20; GIt6cr soil.
man. Is.
Sobu 6. spOnicl 81; gluno
2ood, 81.
Gomaro g. Geal, "a, enalauooo.
9t..S.; Mlarsnret q. &enneou. "a.
@iooami 9orone, 81; Smacolata
8omano. rs.
slbro5om GorSalcr %. 99ai6tud.
ton 9. g.; @clia 6aoelion %,
@ai6ington 9. 6.
Soiepb 5. Softer, 40; @uaenia
&u6n 26.
6rend z. Seuleo, 90; 9ian s..
Se0ne, 36, oeidieoeu 9loanofc. @a.
glot9auicl @apnc ~. g9orccIier.
@loii.; Morp 6. &ier@ucr %, @eIi.
port, 9altiluore.Gouutp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Snls title @rab.

Sr. SeinriG 9eder auf 0cm 2ouOon
@art 6rie06oi 8u @ro6e getra.
ger. - 2eihenbegdnguiHe Der
SS. Somuel Q. 9Ilbrcbt uno
9n. Slcutcr lmo bon 8rou Bar.
6ara Corn
Sic 9eeroigung Oes am pcrgonge.
nen Gorneritag nod langerem 2ei-
Sen i'm 9nter BON 60 Sa6rcn aus Dem
2e6en geihieOenen Srn. @einr 9eder
fauo gcitcrn 9io6niittag bon oerg9ob-
nung ieiuer Sdweiter, 6rm g9ilbel.
nina Sonneborn, 9lr. 2209, 9roof-
field gloenue, aus itott. 9iod Ser
BON @oitor Grnit poh Sa5monn ge-
lciteten lrouerfeier erfol9te bic 9ei-
iesung olf Dem 2ou0ou Forf.Sric0-
boie 6r 9edcr NOR IN lliin9cn I'M
Ser5o9t6um Naiiau ge6oren porSen
unO bereits Dor 45 Sa6ren nad gimcs
rifa gefommen. Gr mar scr Sobn
oeS perltor6enen &rofeIiors &orl 9e.
der. 9teben ieiner S1pcitcr binter.
ldBt er einen gru0er, &rn, 3arl Be
der III 6ronfiiirt a. &C.. iowie 3abl-
rci6e 9li6ten nno 9lefieu 2estcre
fun9irten ais 9a6rtudtr6gcr.
SamueIS. Tlbrcdt.
9llf ocm @'onnt Olipet 6ric6bofe
mlroe oeitern Sr. Sonuicl 9. sllb-
rett sur emigeu giGe beitottet. Ginc
BON &oitor 3leifner geIeitetc Grauer,
fcier i'm Solic oes @eritorbenen glr.
116, glor0 &ooiouihoBe, ging Ser
9eiiebung ooruus Sr. 9II6redt
por 45 Sabre alt inS am 20. 9Io-
pcru6cr 1869 III Baltimore ocboren
lporoen. 9ie6en ieincr Satin 6rou
Senrietta sIl6reht, ge6. Sooie, bin.
terldBt CT bier 9riioer. oie SS. Sorrp
g. Oscar g9. Goiuin 8. rmo G6co.
yllbrcdt lople cine Sdluelter, SRI.
Cora 9lI6redlt uno ieine @iutter. 9uS
9obrtndtr1eer furgirtcn sic nohiIe-
bcnOeu iehS Serren @nt. Gornidel,
g9m. @iie, Sorru Sobns, G6os.@on-
mic. 0uen Sroinor uno 6. Sill.
@illiom Gcuter.
Sr. @m 9eltcr, Ger om lebten
N1ittluo6 I'M 9llter BON G6 Sa6rcn
ans Dem 9c6eu icbieo, lpproc geiicrn
9lo6mittas bon ieiuer @o6mma glr.
$40, 9liogelpiroBe. aus ouf oem 2ou-
oou Eorf 6rieo6oie beeroigt. Eoitor
3. $. Glemme BON ser e0angel. ct
2ufaS ? Stride leitete Oic Irouerfeier
WlitalieOer Der uSeptaiop1en". Der
u@Dt6ios Sitter lmO OeS @eiang
pereinS pglrion" fmairtcn ais 9o6r.
tuGtrdeer. Sr. Geuter mar in 9oy.
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ffnnIe (intidlnIoianna.

Gie g}egerin glluerta giidenS uon
gtr. 2O27, Ouho.Sia 9Ipeuue. puroe
aeitern in Ser uoromeitIiden &oli5ci
Station BON 9iihter 0lcSoni 5u SO
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CAB ole 9legerin an, Dab tie oen Nam
mer nab Trai @arions So6n. pcI
der ii6 NIT ibrer Sodter 0c3antt
bate, geluorien 1abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
-gInsitcl(nmg 1915.

7''l' am 0ienitag in Der @affen.
Qaae oes 8. 9iegimeuts i6ren 9lu.
mug n 9lcue, iuertbboue aroft-
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HAAS MISUNDERSTANDING er0ffnet
SoYeu' Die crit am oaruffolgenoen
unS ',Rag 9l6eno ibr @noe nebmen
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herN|s'ol'ngcn al aaen bier @dnoen
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OcroS,,' oS,'0ger 9diia nit aanarienO0gcIu,
ioQ Velong oie 9eiuder crireuen
tcn6o, ,u'ntelllng finoen. 9ln leilh-
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oene "ld7t geipart weroen. Sine eli
9nIo. wirfunospoQe @eleu6tlngS-
quto'sSS lollroe ertra gum 3mede Der
robo. gou initalirt. Sir @qroc-
Roln,r Selepbon- ilno 9elegrapb-
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aIci%o S0r9e eetraeen wcrOen. Ges-
Id i;" MIRO eS oen 9eiubern m0g=
4cbnrs 9i9orren grfrii6ungen uno
lte6cn' '"eS an Grt nno Stene 81 err
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n@or;.yreren StcIlcn gu baben ieiu.
ua0 %uus" werOen in geuiigcuocr
SoubsH sHtallsrel9enocr 3abI Dor Oeui
Qc' !, 1,noonac bercit iic6en.
4asitso9 9elu6 Der piclDcriprebeu0en.
oieicm ",p'9 miro iiacrIib oud in
I'd oroS9re ySa9re Elm aou8 ouBerorOcnt-
'&cn SBer ieiu. 9lebcu Oeu mduu-
NirS osoat3lelIten unO SutcrcIienten
lIor niaB ngs0iB aub elm i66ucr Qamen-
|l lc5Ien. Cine 9l6tbeilung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
SaIbrisSbec bGIt
S0r 9aar Ouutsl.
@enu nit SGusisI genliidt brias,
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