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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

WORCESTER. Mass, Sept. 25.-Holy
Cross won 7 to o over Bates to-day in "A
game characterized ny many fumbles.
Holy Cross made its only score on an
uninterrupted pass that Donnellan nailed
on his own a yard line and carried for
a touchdown. Bates's goal line was not
in danger again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

The matrons at Harry Payne Whit
ncy's l~|rookdale Farm will he Increased
by the arrival from England yesterday
Of several brood mares, including the
great race mare Artful, which won the
Futurity as a t~wo-year-old. Others
which came over We're Miss Hamburg,
G~reenvale and Hearts, In the same
consignment were some two-year-olds
belonging to John Sanford and which
will he sent to the Hurricane stud at
Amsterdam, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
Worcester swamps Tinon.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 25.-Worces-
ter Academy had little difficulty in de-
feating Tilton Seminary this afternoon
by the score of 81 TO 0. The work of
Captain Robertson and Kelly featured
for Worcester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
NORWICH EASY FOR TRINITY.
George BrickIey, Brother Of For
mrr Harvard star, Makes Long Run

HARTroRD. Sept. 25.-Norwtch Uni
versity was weak before Trinity COL
lege In the first football game Of the
season here to-day. the blue and Gold
winning. % to o. Trinity had "A good
defence. but was weak ON the offensive
George Brickley, brother OF the former
Harvard star, at fullback and Cole at
left half furnished ;he features with
fairly long runs aided by good Inter
fer. nee. Trinity played straight foot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

lien RIDGE. Sept. 25.-The Glen Ridge
tennis team in the lassaiC Valley
League defeated the Forest Hills team at
Glen Ridge to-day, four Of five matches.
The results:
Single odman, Forest Hil,s, beat
shaf,r S., -! Palmer, Glen Ridgr.
beat MIt'oN, G-3, 3-j, Ga. Knox, Glen
Ridge, heat white, "a, s..
Douhies-Iieari aud courier. Glen Ridge.
beat Reyes and Baldwin "a IS, 6-4;
Rosart and Joncs, S"s. 80. -. "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
MINE0LA RACES
ALL STRAIGHT HEATS
Winners Have Easy Times
No Particularly Close
Finishes Seen.
FLASH PATCHEN SPEEDY

MINEoiA. Sept. "j.-Tne winners in
the trots held IN connection with the
fair OF she Agricultural : ciety Of
Queens-NasSau Counties to-day III had
comparatively easy times. In each event
the winner was decided In straight heats
and ;he finishes were not particularly
close. tn" programme started with a
trot for the 2:l5 class and B.aGio,
owned by e. y. Musher % Try, was the
winner. In the last heat Nbhie Grafton
forced Biagio to do better than he had
done in the two previous heats and he
won in 2:l2is by a good length.
There were seven starters IN the . 81
trot. and Peter q ode drove ENito, vim
ming in three heats. The time for these
three was very uniform, being 2:l5lt,
T.. r. Phelps " Wh>e Plains, was
second in the first two heats, but was
beaten by star Light In the third. Spler
SIX got second money and Star Light
third.
The free for AL pace drew five to the
post and Flash ratchen, owned by c. L
Pttman Of Trenton. won. His first heat
was In @:l0l., but after that he was
not pushed
TIT special cup for members OF the
Nassau Driving club was won by j.
D0ty rf Hampstead. who drove his
chestnut mare Julia Sanderson, and won
in two heats. The summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
TEXAS jim PAGES
TO A NEW MARK
shows More Speed Under Whip
Of New Driver at Column
bus Meet.
GOLDIE e. 4 SURPRISE

CorvMprs. Ohio. Sept 25.-Texas Jim.
in a special Columbus Grand Circuit
pace for a purse Of 5000 and won. He
also got a mark OF 2;04tg fixed upon
him, that time being n the third heat.
Fleeta Dillon got the frs, two heats
\ change ~ drivers was made voluntarily
behind Texas I'm. Fern Hal rushed
Fleeta Dillon to the half in the third
nile IN loli. That killed both mares,
but Ross keith brought Texas Jim
home in half a second less than . :O5.
In the next two heats, the Canadian
entry won easily.
Goldic G, driven 10y an Indiana school
master, didn't get a heat in the 2:ls
pace Yesterday. hut to-day she took
three and won the race. Thistle Patch
went 10 breaks when near the finishes
Red Nix broke in the first heat and
was dstanced. He was the second
choice. Nobody in the betting paid any
attention to GOldie &.
Nata Prime found the special trot
quite easy picking and never had to
tro, as good as > 10 To win in straight
Keats. The second weeks racing will
start on Monday The summaries
2,lS class, pacing, three in I'VE; purse
Go,iie g, h m, by VIII
Trauhy CRhodcsD .......5 !
Thistle rttch. blk H., by
Joe r,ichen snow $50 ?
rrodigal ,Geers-Reuyon1l $. .
Spring Maid, Oh m. ,Wh.'-
Naigntnc.HGrsn' aro,
HNF 4 aWhAL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

score brown. s.: Rhode Island u. Touch
downs Andrews. > Russell purdy. Conruy.
Farnum Goals from tuuchduwnS Andrews,
puriy substitutes Brown Weeks Tor hut
nCr. Sinlrrmau for lluGgcnNiC, Booth for StaT
Spra ;uc. for Ward. bowman for Maxwell
TcCt, Cnr Farnum. Ward fE Melee. Russell
Tor Brace. Walsh for rurdN Fraz,r for \ndrcv,.
Cunroy for Murphy. cook for Weeks. star for
Booth. Lewis for Cook hhboit for stan.
Vaughn for evils. Maxwell for bowman.
Farnum for T""ts. kimhall Tor Maxwell.
Melee for Ward Nillhou~c for Russell. SaNtnn
for IIillhnusr. Dcyiur for Walsh. purdy for
Dcyinc, 4 Murphy, for f,ra'rr; \ls"p OR Con-
johnson for Murphy. Rhode Island Hanlor
Tor Randall Randall for Ilanlon. Lloyd for
Gibbs. ConycrS for Iagcr>tadt. Short for
Lloyd Rcfrrrc-J J, Hailoran, Boston
Umpire q Y Brown, Nostou, Head Lines
man q. &. Mccarthy. Boston. Time -
Two 1. and two 10 inmate periods.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
ENGEL ASKS
QUESTIONS ABOUT
SECURITY BONDS

The American Surety GO ho.1s
fII5o.9oo orr. of a toial ~ S. aa3
OF security bonds aled bg rsr. os
banks In DetroH FOR che safeseeb nE
OF the city's money ConroIer En-
Eel has asked Corporation Counsel
Dlnrcman to cad ont II thers
limit, 20 tse amount one surety 70.
pany can carry Oh ci.y savin 1o
asks the question 20 assure himself
81 20 che safety Of Deposit made ~
the city t-r1s4rer
The controller also asks ire cor.
poratou counsel t9 answer a ,o-
lowing questions peral-inE 10
bonds on a bond executed 81. a
forelgn state sud alea with n-
tract ~ local firm. if uece cary
20 have ne Fizu lre ~ tre
ney- intact Ga MlchIganf on q bond
and contrnct FLED when boz are
from a foreign state ls % neeeaeasy
% have the signature. ~ TIC a,tor
neyIu fact iu chigSn1 Can fe
city accent bond executed ir "a
fore I'D stare. on eofrfr eEatIt.
"a by a foreign rm - the comp aay
IS not Authorized o. d. bushes. q
Michigan?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
TAKES GOODS, AS
PAY is WITHHELD

Pred Wall 3fyeareid pHmler
living 90 $50 811 JrTereoa arr lr
be burglar according t0 nfs oea
confession. b1f De- reai hr1-t
atoat be-.
DETECTIVES Plies and Gro MAN
uere assigned fo investigate "a
burglary 90 plumbing shop a 500
e1 Wo18brdgest rsFr. fU-ra rao4-
valued OF close ta t3f6 we're Stolen
Saturday 30 ioot uaa al 1902
side lob. end The 8H era ms1a .H-
guy.es about ~ gy d-psga5 am
pioYss and ed 0I Wais
Tina latter us(af men H
home and shen ssssd 10 la nr
anything about be bwa y
piled "sdrei Z hreaH n There
. got ss5 coming $500 rnf e1ae.
if ard . don't work f1r ro. ns or
n1hody
Ha fHd fHe Officers
p.HHter 81 and farl arc Cor
his sccompllce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
Mosquitoes
EUen Enter Church
In Sea- ch Of Prev

sunday was q aeld day for mos.
l1ltoes Ia Detroit and environs.
When tne sun came ont In the AFT
oraoon. after a day and half ot
rain. the little pests rose IN black
saarms. end every human habita.
lion within their resch-and a mos
quito has some reach-Nas a tar.
get mr their onslaughts
Residents of the suburban dis.
fricIs. where the grass u long and
there ere many low spots were the
worst sufferers. They tried every
known expedient 70 rid themselves
~ .ihe peace desiroyers, but VITA
poor success
Conditions IN he city were but
ufua better Pedestrians shooed
the mosnaitocs away with hlndker.
chiefs "a they strolicd in The twi.
light and residents who tried o. sit
ont uu their porchcs were soon
driven indoors The Insects even
invaded the sacred precincts ~ no
church while movie patrons. IN
many instances. were unable 70 at
through rho performance.
Belle Isle bad its hlll quota ~
mosquitoes, but tho hungry hordos
must have been disappointed a.
there was q marked failing on m
The traffic 20 petroit's fayorite plav.
spot ou account on the unfavorabla
weather conditions m The morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
WILL NOT DENY
RUAIORED SALE OF
c. OF c. BUILDING

Charles r walker ct Homer
Warren a Co. refused Moady
either 90 deny 1r a@rm rse report
,hat the Chamber of Commerce
buudius has seea sold ty the West.
eTn Real Estst- Trustees. % Bos-
-on Mr Warren is or o. ere cts
y ara not authorized 10 make any
statement said SIR Walker, when
asked about the transaction
do you deny thar the sale has
taken place."
Certainly not, he said with a
smile
The Chamber o. Commerce build
ing. 10 stories high. at Griswod and
State-sts IS one Of TIRE Grst tsll
buildings % be built IN Detroit For
several wears q was the home q
the Detroit Chamber OF Commerce.
and received It's name from that
fscs The thirteenth aoor housed
hlghclass cafe for a fiue. and
there was q roof garden above bug
both features were abandoned when
The original owners sold the build.
Tag 70 a. ~ Win-Iow. ~ Chicago
who later sold % 10 rhe Boston syn.
5icate.
WHO the new purchasers may BE-
is nni known. nor ls che considera
ton stated definitely hut 81 b. sup
nosei 90 have been about 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
SPECIAL PRIZES
FOR CATTLEWTLL
BE GIVEN/AT FAIR

The uF'rtdnce OF Che Mirhizan
sfs-. nrl(s.re exhibit is revealed
s., h.-s Ella, s.v ps,i,nal rar.le
s
sPer premiums anu Awards TOT
pri7'Hi1 cattle mr. t-e pig 40
.tor Hat- NA. be re.d ~ L't-F'i|
sept ~.e
The American 0Aorioefn Breed
er- association oteFs yearly ~
ln saecia.s 10 - c.a'fsu. classes.
These prizes a.e me -aad win --'
prrml when VIII at a"asaei ~
--a f.a.e 'a.f m7siA- I- ei
more tHaI fls' ta NlIi ais
-ra-.e4 among t"e prize
"a tls 7aortaHrn class ln 1a-. 'i'l.
special prices including silver c1 81
are awarded 5} inc american SNORT
horn Breeders astoeia' .9h TO- t1
owners az Che aest o--I ANA -e-.ef
calves Tess than gear old and osn-
ee ~ exhibitor who have goi pre-
T7'sly ezhir-ie4 -aefla0rns az tae
state fair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
Five Dragged to Jail
After Wild Street
Fracas
PATROLMAN'S
EYES DECORATED
Court Assesses Leaders
$50 Each; Others
Pay Less

rehearsal OF war noises t0 ac.
company some movie picture. 10
abe broadway Strand taeaug a
directly responsible rer large
sized street riot ahlch resulted .n
jan sentences and heayg nnes for
i've alleged rioters, and hrougl, 'Ae
decoration Of the bined Temp to
each Of tho eyes oi pauo,man
David HaiRes, % rrmbaA station
The trap drummer @. tAe crc1es'
ira ared q voliey 81 shots az 4
O'Clock. sunday morning raile re-
heafslng for tho war pictures. and
the shots, az thaf early boar az
trnetsd a crowd La 'front.' % ,ae the
aier.
Someone. % is alleged started war
talk, and in q minute the street was
filed with struggling men. pith
some women minEling Nira t1e
lighters
patrolmnn Hsines. RhC Eas in
plain clothes. WAS passing Jn a
street car. but jumped INTO the thick
OF the fray. and vas promptly ser
upon by members 81 both factions.
Bosh Of bis eyes were blackeued
and he was gettne>a bad beating
when ne drew BIS revolver and
thrsatene6 10 shoot,
Meanwhile Patroiman Fred IueE-
gems mad been attracted Co the
scene. end waded ia with bis night
stick, while Precinct Detective John
Neltzei nabbed some of che alleged
fighters
Five men were rounded up rut
ia police court. Monday all protest
ed that they were innocent By.
ISLANDERS. who had cone 60 the Ger.
ner TO catch a car. and had stopped
70 watch the fight
The ofacers declared That two a.
the men. John. alias Bum" kirby
OF F>rederickstown. O. and John
RndeIsky. Of No. 2iiT East Grand
blvd. were riuEiesderz IN The at
tack on Haines. and each % these
was nned $50. With 90 days IN the
workhouse IS the alternative
Jack Miller, os No 11a Finley
ave; Paul. Jemolowioz, of No 1885
Joseph Campau.ave. and Charies
Miller. OF No. 24f7 East Grand-olvd
were each fined SO, sirh 80 days
IA the House Of Correction AZ the
alternative
AN OF the men protested 20 JUS
iice stein that they knew nothing
about the hght or Is causes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
DEATH FOLLOWS
GATHERING WITH
BEER BOTTLE

struck on the head with a beer
bottle az he was leaving Arbeiter
hall. Russell and Catherlrests,
early Sunday morning. with a won
ar companion. Peter Schneider. -
years old. Of so. 627 scot'enavea
vas found dead 60 his room n, 30
o'clock Sunday morning and 70.
vestizauon showed that his skull
vas fractured behind The right ear
The break was three inches long
and two inches wide. hut there was
only q slight abrasion of tie skin
witch fooled physicians Who exam.
lned schneider after he was struck
Anthem Romatz. IS years old OF
No o. Heidelberg WAS arrested
Sunday afternoon. on ne charge ~
causing schneiarr's death md he
confessed % Detectives Gioshesky
and Isham thar ~ had walked up
behind Schneider nnd hit him with
beer bottle
''Hs feil In ths street and lay
there. saM Romsfz when De
didn't get up. ! beat g."
That Schneider was The victim Of
mistaken identity. vas the state
ment made % the police. MONDAY
by Adam Wiener. OF No geo Hast
lngstt. ~ witness OF the assault
"gdhueifer didn't sven know
Romata who 70 very auarrelsome
fellow. and hiss trouble pith good
many people said Wener 70 Do
lieve that Romntz took Schneider
for somebody eIse Schneider eaa
knocked down without any provora
zion az ~
According 20 Wener Schneider
ond a woman friend bad been sent
out % che hall. wlth nnmher 81
others. when the place wsa closed
shortly after midnight R0msts
who had been pine 0uf earlier vas
standing IN front of the ball and
without word ~ warming. struek
Schneider with the bottle
Schneider later went ~ the cts
phyaioians Office. where the wound
was rTnnounced siight TIE then
walked home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
GETS DIVORCE
FROM DISCIPLE
OF NIFADDEN

rartt s. Gage Was pu1lcity
Llr Bernarr MacFaddsn. %.
aae4 ot physical culture. when
The sr' alo was % be Mrs
Sage Az ans rate. SO De represent
d himself She was impressed
r1rallv and She agured that a
,p.e OK MacFatLen ought %
make a1 ideal husband So they
slipped over t8 Windsor one crisp
january aay n 1912 and were
quietly married
r Case opinion % her hus-
-au5 changed rapidly after that She
~. boarding house ar 80 gtI
-,b3ve. where -hs sim resides.
1al * she had lrlu'zet ga any day
dreams OF MARITAL bliss i1 a bunga-
lou resting in t1e shadow 0f a
lea hiiEop taey were quickly
reuad
~ George had q Job rhen be was
r1grflne The boarding mistress no
have resigned as soon as be
SOS married. f7r after tha. Dis near
st approach % anything IKE work
as -he aay De- "saN wood while
he SLEPT Ills DAYS we've spent In
ltaGlg about tie house except
hen be- was drinking and some
times b. managed 20 combine the
ESQ. II D. alleged
This was in substance ,hs story
Nr Maud Gaze told ID Judge Sur.
f1ya court Monday morniaE There
were occasions. she said. when Gage
gave some evidence o. having been
rtJaei with q physical culture
school and she helped - furnish tha
evidence"
DID you give him any cause f1f
sIuE YOU" asked The court
Yes was the unerper.es reply
refused 70 give him morer
a decree was granted fyr 1o1-
pp0rt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

recognition ot the policy thar has
been .aa foundation az hls woudey
eI success Ee owns a 9a-year lease
10 Pee premises
a.eoal example of rhe way Still
.er Business bass developed Is tur
rsst5 y tls repair department
W-aa he drst opened has B.sse
ta ro-e on Grand R-ver-ave. he
PTS owns repai- work. He now
employs eisht factory watch
Masters and has a iepeiry factor
De can manufacture jewelry
any a ism called for Hc also
u.aln, drstclass optical de.
pare uant complete in every parfic.
ar So rHa, Sc NOT necessary 90
send any Work outside THIS helps
.e keep G1eu the cost and is one sE-
g.auaaon 20 Muler's low prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
RUSSIANS HERE
DOUBT STORY OF
NAVAL VICTORY

so least two former Rus-ians nho
are now citizens ot Detroit take ffe
news OF Russian victory over tgr
German squadron ln Che Guif sl
Rlga With several grains 0f aait
Horis T.. Ganapoi, director OF tss
Ganupol school or Musical Art. &au
came 10 America from Klev more
than 2U years og9, said Monday
that Dec would heiieve the report
when g came yroln Berlin. bon What
he doubted it yery much if O. ena-
naied lrom pcrogfod.
1he Russian officials teli the pen
pie shat they wasn't them goo be-
neve be- remarked The 6uaaiah
people kNow much Jess about whs'
b so.as on than we d0 over here
Almost an echo % Wr GsnaDors
words came from vladimir piatniz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
POLICE COMB
ITALIAN SECTION
FOR LOITERERS

Police took quick ard decisive ao-
aau. Saturday night vheu runners
reached headquarters that certain
.olterers lu the Italian colony we're
passing the word thar they bad no
lesr ~ t4e ao,iee bg- oa the other
hand fha police we're afraid ~ mo.
lest tAcm
Tho umor wns undoubtedly
spread so make % easier Tor Ger.
n eet ol italian gratters t9 get
tonne eaay money from their ooun.
rymcu but when news ~ ths gos.
rfr reached headquarters. squad
ot 81 plain clothes men vas cent
'o comb the district from e1d 10
enl and to arrest au saapcious
raetsrs. an8 80 found carving
spoons
roolrooms. dance halls saloons.
AVID questionable Lodging houses
sra searched and tle uld result
90 .1 elst arrests of sla tster. P"
aad four men charged with being
disrdor'v Hrrsons
n addition io ths expedition ~
tae +.r'.'an quarter tae free lance"
sGai arrested l1 N,sraes lu hs
.a'1m OF Sam Margola $50 7la a.
Anio'tast un charges of gaming.
aHt riied alleged gambling games
ia Robert Daps place a. $50 500 81
tWa.Hesf saf az goolroom at No
i11 Grand tiveraVs Tpelye men
rre arfrf-d Boo ths latter place
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

The name OF Gloer p Maer aas
unknown ia Che iooa' .eRe.ry ra-.
sH years ago To-as iher and
bis Biggest ,le stores art
household eor5s and Nuer ,a.-es
are knows far Beyond ,ts co-fles
of Detroit
So rapid 1865 ,ae growth q tae
Business aheH tae .euelry euy---
public zot lto tre habit et t-adi-g
b. tae original BsBest Litt.e STORE
on Grand Elveraya Thar 20 was nee
essary q year or -ro aEo. 90 ss.a
Nsh an sn1eI sc-oss the street
The .nlrf Biggest Little store re-
Gently has been opened for Business
q, Woods ri-aye and Highest and
60 IS as distinctive .n architecture
and equipment az tae advsr-i=lrE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
State Railroad Body Proves
Broken Reed In Fight to
Curb Telephone Trust

$50
-.
-...
.,t,-..aoa.a ar. ,o-.s..e AIr
VICE fh's report NN7 pre-
.p'h me coma gay '' .". ..i-
W. commission Ilefr proposed I''A.
'.'aa-.." '' la'e '] some s'-
'it" t' i''' a"t .ilef ''''ey 81
lI' University ol 'il'''.t'. 81
'.'' ''' e'N'.''' ''F t't-.s ','
-'h.sH liAl -a't plan Was ~ POI
pr -''' P"oe
l % u'os at --' ''Pt'1 go ~
The committee Then proposed
tnat one or $50 toNn oF e.iieF oe
'''ro hy -+" ,''-l''.' '''' '''@ %
'pi'A'9.' Of mace 90 mem
p"'' "'" ."'
me company i'-' @' '
p'sea 's me com sals anu 'A' i''..
l''4 commas go" u'' OBEY @
Gown 'l0'' i'7 0"" 'o
''-.'" t'hA. dur 'sfs'a ~" .''
p'nJ '."s none ''o'i' De H'-
nor arFtsaoie 10 lh''A.
% uas then that COMMISSIONS
Hemsns "a chairman from taa
bench announced that there must .e
an audit ot fhe books ~ the com
psny thar the state would conduct
the same m its expense since thN
there had been collected from tae
stockholders o. the Southern Mtrh.
igan company more taau $4,000
between 1903 and 1919 and that on
The additional income of The prop
erty. etc. must De- accounted FOR.
n must be- known whether The
money he'd gone into the cousfruc.
ton of the plant or not.
An enhancement was taken and
after sfq weeks elapsed tbe con.
,,issi,n announced that the neer.
t,s ,yc.rld close an b,ne De- The
~,,,,,t,,oa amended cply 70 lear,
,b., tho oororissioo rad euniorel
,hc Do,roi, rrvst cov,ranv m mote
,5a aydi, tina, ,ho auditor had af.
,o,,,,ed ., maize the Same hut
son,1 ,bst tbArs wer, No booRa Of
a,ron,, =. 40 vo,ober. rr,,r ~
~, toIo ror -. en,,rs ,,~iod
..,cr ,se ,o,cv vos racoivs5 AMI
e,ne,aes rron the r,s,, the.. Ira.
-, rc~cr4. ,~c,a emo gfa was
80 NJ 49,. t,ui,o, b.a ,r,,b,hi,,
s..,-.~.6 ,t.,1
m a,at,or ..vo mo do,srs of
.,.s.ana.,,, ,,s-sa.,,c,e and me ra.
-, - an ho ,csttr,onv ~.
s.rae v',,t a. .we.o,,on - ,yo
- - -, =, 80, ,,t,re
80 sso..,,. - 30 the peu
- - ~, "a r-1tcoyo
49, - 49, ,.,,,a..,. h.d beo,
=, 49, aan,,,.-n v,re,gao com.
-. ~ 49, ,ooLs n,ser nav
- w. pou .or,nsr, ana testtged
/ ma, ro,o. sho,Id no raised much
/ btyb.r I'm ne demands made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

throughout with underground con
Quits Instead ol overhead. covering
tHr old ys.cm complete. aHd much
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