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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
INHERITED NERVOUSNESS

The causes Of nervous disorders
are Of two kinds, predisposing and
exciting. Heredity In q predisposing
cause. A nervous parent In very
liable to have a nervous child. But
even with this precipitation the
child will not necessarily develop
any form Of nervous disease without
an exciting cause. IL may not de-
yelop during childhood ~ all. but
throughout life person with an in
berited predisposition to nervous
ness In an easier victim Of all forms
OF nervous disorders than one with
out II.
Worry, overwork. overstudy and
excuses OF all kinds are exciting
causes and should be avoided By
those who know themselves TO have
inherited q nervous disposition. Thin
blood and a general rundown condi-
ton of the system are also 20 be
avoided by such people. Be mod.
crate In everything. avoid worry.
keep the blood rich and red and the
general health built up with q non
alcoholic tonic Hike DR.. Williams
Pink Pills and avoid q nervous
breakdown.
DIR. williams Pink Pills are q gen
eral tonic with . special action on
the nerves and relieve and correct
many forms OF nervous trouble
Your own druggist sells them. Write
Co, echsnectady. r. r., for the free
book1el Nervous Disor1eys, A
AseAed e Hons Trsatmsnt "-AAs,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24


Judge Murphy. IN whose court the
case Is being tried. to instruct the
Jury TO bring In q verdict OF no
cause for action" insofar as GILES
pie and the ofieers are concerned.
The motion started q long argn.
ment.
Attorney Robert NJ. Toms. repre-
senting Shepherd. declared that the
latter had not taken any part In the
actual arrest He said the former
prosecutor Was merely fulfilling his
duty.
None OF his acts would make him
liable" said Toms. any more than
justice would be liable II he is
sues . warrant for a man who Is
afterwards acquitted. He acted In
good faith when he ordered an ar
rest after what he thought was a
thorough and sincere investigation.
The circus parade came along
about the time the arguments were
nj their height. and Judge Murphy
found IL necessary TO take a short
adjournment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
PROTEST AGAINST
THE SHIPMENT OF
WAR SUPPLIES

A meeting OF protest against the
shipment Of arms and ammunition
10 beiIigercnt nations was held by
German Americans in the armory.
Saturday evening. The principal
speaker was Prof. Frederick Bente.
OF Concordia seminary. st. Louis.
He declared that Il IL not the Ger.
mans OF America who are unneutral.
but those who make possible the
trafIic In arms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
RETIRED OFFICER
DIES IN WEST

Louis +. Boldt. who was retired
from the police force two years ago.
on account OF ill-health. died in San
Diego. Cal. May %. according TO
advices received here by his par
ents. tuberculosis is given as the
cause OF death. His parents reside
in Marine City, Mich, but Boldts
wife and sister were with him In
California. and will bring the re-
mains To Detroit. Funeral services
will be held In the residence of
Mrs. Charles Warner, No. 81 Ma
varre-st The arrangements have
not yet been completed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
British RepuLse
German, Gas Attack

PARIS. May Alderman poison
Gus gas attacks between Steen-
straate and Ypres have been re-
pulsed BY the British troops. who
indicted severe punishment upon
the enemy.
Favored by . strong wind. the
Germans sent q yellow cloud Of
chlorine gas rolling down upon the
British trenches. The new respira-
tors provided the English forces en-
abled them to remain In their en-
frenchments without great discom-
fort. A body Of German troops that
ran forward In . charge. expecting
10 and piles Of dead bodies. was
partly cut to pieces and retired In
great disorder.
The Germans are making desper-
ate efforts to advance near Arras.
Everywhere they have been re-
pulsed. North Of Melville 81.
WAIST. the French took 12o prison
err.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
MRS. w. F. JARVIS
DIES SUDDENLY

Stricken suddenly with apopiexy
a. she was about to go In to dinner
In the Country club, Saturday even
ing, Mrs. Emma Letitia Eiwood Jar
Wis, widow OF william r. Jarvis. died.
early Sunday morning. in the club
house, without recovering con
sciousness. Or. Wadsworth War
rem. Mrs Jarvis physician. arrived
In the club a few minutes after she
Vas stricken, and advised that no
attempt be made 10 remove her TO
her home.
Mrs. Jarvis was about IS years old
and was married in 1900 10 Mr.. Jar
Wis, whose frst wife was Grace Nc
MILAN, daughter OF tns late Sena-
tor James Mcmillan. and whose only
child. Mrs. Grace Mcmillan Jarvis
Gibson. a few days ago brought suit
for absolute divorce in the Washing.
ton supreme court. from her hus-
band, Preston Gibson.
For several years Mrs. Jarvis has
occupied the Dow Elwood home
stead at No. 100 Jeherson-ave.
which she recently disposed OF 70
David Stott. She has no immediate
surviving relatives.
: uneral services will be held
tuesday morning, In -. Aloysius
church. Mrs. Jarvis become con.
vert to Catholicism several years
ago. and interment will Be made
privately.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

~ ~ 6etenti0n ward In ~
W 1qn6stsFs, while his Wild
- oMoke the echoes.
~ 0unGny nosning. Axteli had
11o4her - his many roles.
M ~ approached Patrolnan
1y nsaean q BFush-st.. and
61 out = Negro and white
oo116Stng that the white man
n r1oSs psddlsrs and should be
y I wnheo man. wrliam MORSE,
Cn1y ~, q Dcston. vas carry
II nf Ia. which he tried TO
owny . fhe oflcer ap-
6o2 II ths bon was . fuii
II ~ mofphlna. The Negro. who
5H ~ nane q Philip Stewart,
) r. - home. vas held ~ wit
oou accompanied the ohscsr 10
ntral station. ana told Lieut..
II1nnsy that he knew that
1o - : peddler Of dope. and
49, ~ hAA done his duty In
Irnng ~ nan's arrest He acted
II noeUlfar manner. which attract
11oa II he time
u11v bs1pes O'Clock. Monday
- po11ce received . call to
II sIpstitnte" It No. 100 Broad
1 1ho widest and weirdest Of
- oesuoma pierced the air
~ aDpeoachsa ne place.
81 Goxh. ~ 4uund Axtell. naked
6t ~ 1ight shirt, and he was
ne - furnitnrs about in
~ wAl1e hts shrieks and
u $3.50 - heard for Z block.
49, talssa before City Physi-
II a Wylson. who ordered that
~ onnt - the detention ward.
4 oro91D 70 restrain him proved
- Aktendant Charles Mey-
TX IL Nh into the steel cage. In
R ~ peevsnt him from in1uring
ue 1870 time. Axtefi became
M - when City Physician
0p LAx1h attempted 10 question
h1oe - ths morning. the man
u1l1m and sIIsat, refusing TO
W i w6rd.
kAvtn declared that he be-
tnnt Axter was suffering
- evsr1oss Of drugs. and was
II - - ~ whether the man
lmDoE1snced . real mental
Dwn. q only temporary do
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24


acted only after exhausting every
diplomatic effort. Every attempt
was made to secure concessions but
Austria was obstinate in her refus-
ais.
Il do not expect Italians in this
country TO be much affected. There
ere a few thousand reservists over
ere. but they are not likely to be
called TO the colors unless the war
lasts more than . year. The Italian
army seems strong enough ~ II Is.
great many reservists would not
20 pack. even II they were called.
Italy cannot compel them TO return
for military service. OF course. II
they refuse. and 60 back TO ia
later. they are Liable TO seizure ana
punishment Naturalization In
America makes no difference. for
Italy does not recognise such nat
uraliIation as deprfving her of .
citizen. I understand that attempts
have been made to negotiate .
treaty on this point. but nothing
definite has come Of them"
The Rev. Giuseppe Buggelli, pas
tor of the First Italian Presbyterian
church. said:
Italy could not have avoided war
The people were so unanimous In
favor of var that the government
could not withstand the pressure. IL
the war continues very Ions. be-
lieve Italians will go back from
America In great numbers. Italian
onicers have already been recalled,
and reservists will probably so back
II they are needed"
The estimate OF the number OF
Italian rescrvists In Detroit varies
from 1000 to 1000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
]. S. NEEDS
SHIPS
-w1Lsox.
i dent Emphasizes
LEX to Pan-Amer-
ican Delegates

WASHINGTON. Nay .s.--with
I - sussssd Aops that the Amer
- - potnt the vay to perma-
Y Wogl1 psacs ~ showing COM
- ylvAlry that does not In
\ - 1nrFsooion. President Wiiscu
$3.50 ~ delsgatss TO the Pan
111nn Anancial congress here
Dah1v tAs most signincant Mt
4 noo q tAs Drssidsntisl address
lIi ~:
~ = Ia main things in our
t r. ~ physical lack Of means
y n oranuntcAtioa. the lack 81 ve-
k ~ IAck q ships and estab-
n Suutes q tyn1e.
! - psefsctly clear Ia my own
n( 40 4 psivats capital can
tr 800 upon ne venture Of
nn11sAnsnt q These means Of
n5oa11ua, the government
~ 1ortaks TO DO So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
eminent and the courage TO obey or
ders without discussion.

ernment anu tue Coufake 10 opey UT
ders without discussion.
''Ail citizens must sho~ 8 reAdi-
ness to make every sacrifice to In
sure victory for Italy. Let there be
no hesitation or xrumbling. Let
every one cut down on private ex-
penditures and support our lighting
forces. Let N give our all for our
soldiers and their families"
Volunteer recruiting ofices were
opened early today and within a
few hours 10000 names we're on the
rolls. Crowds OF italian youths
fought their way TO the recruiting
stations and offered their services
The government already has of6cers
TO drill the volunteers.
Il b considsred certain that hos
Utilities have already begun 1T many
points along the frontier where the
armies are In close con-
tact No ofacial announcement has
come from the war once. The re-
port OF q clash between invading
and an Alpine patrol has
bsen coanrmed-
The Austrians have dynamited
two bridges over the Adiege. 10
miles below Ala. In Austrian Tyroi.
The town hall NJ Avts. near Ala.
vas destroyed yesterday for milf
tary purposes and many italian res
l6snts ned across the frontier.
The Austrian frontier In the Tren-
limo has been evacuated by the civ
llian popu1as:os. the senoarmes and
The forest keepers. The frontier
patrols have fallen hack along
tine running near Ala. where the
Austrians are reported concentrat-
lng. Civilians were ordered to re-
main indoors while Austrian troops
marched through Trent Sunday. ac-
coi aing to advices reaching here
carly today.
The Turkish ambassador 70 Itaiy
sas eth In Rome today. II Is rum
pred that the Italian ambassador TO
constantinopie. Marquis al Garoni.
and his san. have received their
and are en- route to Rome.
Reports that the Anstrians and
Germans are bringing up heavy
guns and preparing to force the
mountain passes leading into north
ern Italy. aroused no great appre-
hension here today. The Austrc-
Germans, II was pointed out WIN
encounter great natural fortresses.
hewn out Of solid rock. and believed
TO be impregnable, bristfing with
big guns. The diniculties expert
enced by the Russians IN their at
tempss to pierce the Carpathians.
military experts said today. win be
TO the tremendous OBJ
stacles to be faced by an Austro-
German army Of invasion.
No early clash of naval forces In
expected here II 10 the popular
belief that the Austrian feet will
remain In it, present position be-
hind the mine fields near Pola. send
ing out submarines and destroyers
to attack the Italian squadrons. Two
German submarines Of the latest
type are reported TO have sheen
transported 70 Pola several weeks
ago. II h expected they win be
used to harass merchant shipping
In the Adriatic IN the same manner
in which submarines have been en-
ctov~A svoSxnA thu prytfsh Iales
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

ca On the north side of Michi gan
avenue. In front az or adJoin-
ing such lot or part OF lott
numbered 4, between Twenty
ninth 80. and Thirtieth ct, plat
OF Hammond Rich'H sub. of
Fart OF p. c.'s ~ and sss n. ofJ
sub. OF lot 81 of p. c. 30. r. q
ts) On the north side OF Miehiganl
ave, In front OF or .sdjotningl
such lots or Parts OF lots mum
at, slsi Of Raymond a Rieh'sl
sui. OF part OF r. C's tT and
SIS N. of Michigan ave. and
Hammond's sub. OF lot 81 Of r.
G. 30, T. =, ". IL y.
tO On the north side OF Michigana
ave-. In front OF or adjolntnEl
bered blank between ~ Camphell
ave and wesson ave. T.. G. I'LL
N Of Chicago Road except lotaa
and Of Daniel Livernoisa
ts) On the west side Of Twenty
Joining such Tot or par. OF iot
numbered 30. between Jackson
street and Buchanan street
plat OF Hammond and Rlch's
...e. OF ps,, o. y. g. =. ana
ss $500 % Mis nn =, a ~, y u sns
{. 50. +. Z. 8. n IL z
(O On the west side OF rhirtieth
street. In front az or adjoining
yuch lots or parts OF lots mum.
ber~d as. ts between Milford
sysnu. "a, ana cg h,o. hi. "a ,n sp,,ss
Of block 81 Of Scovers rub. %
frac'i Sec 4, r. 9 y r. ~ r..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
Man Killed BY Intsrurban Car.

Thomas Price. aged 81. farm
hand employed by 0randy Bros, No.
ma Grand Riverave. market gar
deners. was fatally hurt when an
inbound intsrurban car from Farm
inston ran into the horse and buggy
he was driving at Grand River-ave.
and snyder.rd., late Saturday night.
He died IN Providence hospital Sun
day morning. Coroner Burgess IL
Investigating the collision. The
force Of the impact derailed the car,
but none OF the passengers were In
iurcd. The buggy was demolished
and the horse instantly killed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
BOOK C-wEST

tf) On the west side OF Ferdinand
street, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered ss. ss,. ~. -. e. 81. 20.
between Lafayette boulevard
20 and II Sub. OF r. r, 30.
- On the west sine OF Ferdinand
street. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot number
ed ~. between Christtancy
street and Porter street. Plat
Of kanady's sub. Of lot rs p.
10 ON the south side OF nix ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 4. 4. between Waterman
f Rssss. az. .ns ~ ae' ssa, pars :.
lot OF sub. OF p. &. SO. which
lies =. of DIX avenue.
~ On the south side OF DIX ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot number
and Green svenus. Rieden's
sub. OF r. G. so which lies
south Of Dix avenue.
Sd On the east side OF Junction
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lot OF part Of lot
numbered ~. between briggs
avenue and Harvey Avenue. plat
o. the SUB. OF o. L. NO D. =. G.
~ ON the west side Of Junction
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
bercd ., between Christisncy
street and Rogers street. Plat
Ss,s Ee: .ss q fet e. s sss Il, Puff e.
- On 6 the go east ID s,de o Of McK,ns,ry
avenue. In front of or adjoining
such ies eSr r, par, Of ro, ,ss nun .yn
thoiomew Estate. Cub. OF part
OF p. c. t7, between Dix ave.
nue. and Albert street and part
OF p. c. SIS. north OF Toledo
a, ON the south side Of Jefferson
avenue. In front OF or ndJoin-
nnmser S 81. "a and Is. he
tween West End avenue and
Cary street, sub. OF part OF
%, ON the west side Of Livernois
avenue. In front Of or adjoin-
numbered 100, 30. %. 81, 90. be-
tween Audraln street and Ed
p. Campau's sub. Of o. l. IL OF
Theodore J. and Denis Y. CAM
pau's sub OF r. c. No, 2ss.
OF ON the east side OF Morrell
street, IN front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
bsred 4. between Lafayette
boulevard and Fort street Sub
OF o. LIS o. and ~. r. G. 80.
~ on the west side OF Wilde ave.
nue., In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum
ioi. los. ior. ioi, 100. %. %. 81,
90. ss. ~, %. between Fort
Jos. L. Harrington's- sub. OF
part OF O. l. II and and the
westerly 80 n, OF o. l. - and
IL OF wssson'sv section Of p.
e. 7s7. r. 2. r.. X. II "
A. are owned By YOU, on or before
8 eth day OF June, 1915. or In de-
uIt thereof, tho same will be con-
ructed, reconstrueted or Put to
oper line , snd I'D. a by the Depart -.
nse thereof. together with the cost
this publication. viii be assessed
'a'n'' 's dfrd fs5 n, rExxELL,
A-fsss com'r OF Public Works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
ITALIANS AND
AUSTRIANS RIOT,
TWO STABBED

BINGHAMTON. n. y May "a
A riot between q hundred italians
and Austrians here today resulted
In the stabbing OF Joseph 8. Kadra
and his brother Paul. Joseph was
fatally wounded. and II IL thought
Paul viii die.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
DgpT. or pUeLic WORKS.
Detroit. May "a. 1915.
NOTICE

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required 10
construct. reconstruct or put To prop.
or line and grade. brick. natural
stone. artificial stone. cement or con-
crete sidewalk, crosswalk or drive
way according 20 specifications pre-
pared by tho Commissioner Of Pub
Tic Works and approved by the Com
,non Counrfl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

CD on the north side OF Canned
avenue. In front 81 or adjoin-
ing such lot or part Of lot num-
bersd i3t. between HiopeIis
street and Orleans street. Plat
OF Freud and Schuite's sub. Of
the Hiopeiie farm. between
Fremont and Farnsworth
(7) On the north side OF Clinton
avenue. IN front Of or adjoin-
ing such lot or part OF lot num-
bered las. between Riopeiis
street and Orleans street. Sub.
OF the Dominique RIopeiie farm
being the front ~ r. G. No. ~.
fs) On the north side Of Franklin
such lot or part :" Of lot number.
Cd East J. between Haattngs
street and 81. Antoine street.
Pat OF Commisploassp Spe 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
msp,clnErconoMY

A pleasurabie physic. tonic and
blood purifier combined In one sweet
little Dill makes an economical treat.
ment for constipation. biliousness.
stomach. liver and bowel trouble
Obtain Q 10c OF CSC pkg. OF Black.
burns csscaRoyaI-Pills Of sny Good
drugGist-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

est avenue and between JeHer-
son avenue and LArned street
and lots 1 and between W ood-
ss,ass n and srs wsxn. t .ssss,.
Mich. r. ia r. 4, Il.
(<) on the south side Of East
Grand Boulevard, In front OF or
adjoining such lot or part Of
psile street and Russell street
schroed~r's sub. Of the n. At1.te
IT Of lot ~ OF Theodore J. and
Dents , campsus sub. OF frae.
y" ssr..s In 'front.' o. or sa;oinins
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered .. 4. 81, between Piauette
avenue and n. n. Jerome and
Days sub. OF lots : and OF
par, Of frse. sec, 80. IL. T. /
fs) On the west side Of Orleans
street. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or psrts OF lots mum
neid avenue and Garnsid ave.
nue. 0aukiers Insurance
Agency sub. OF part Of o. \ n
OF Garfield avenue. Dequindre
q, ON the west side OF Russell
street. In front of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot NUM-
bered o. l. !. between Piquette
avenue and Trombiy avenue
Theodore j and Denis J. Cam
pau plat Of the sub. OF frac.
secs. No. - and ~. T. !. s.. X.
i.E
n, on the west side of 81. Aubin
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
numbered :. 4. heswfen East
Grand boulevard and r. X.
I.ivtrgstones sub. OF part Of
quar-. secs. No. 50. SO, 10000
acre tract.
ts) on the north side Of sherman
street. In front of or adjoining
such lot or part 81 lot number
ed IT'S between Russell street
and Riopsile street sub. OF
that part Of the Riopelie farm
lying o. Of Gratfot street and
n. OF Catherine street.
fe) ON the south side OF Wood
bridge street. In front OF or
adjoining such lot or part Of
lot numbered East I. between
Hastings street and st Antoine
street Plat Of Commissioners
sub OF Charles Moran farm n.
Of Forest avenue and between
Jefferson avenue and fArncd
street and lots I and between
Woodbridge and Franklin
streets. City Of Detroit. wayne
County. Mich. r q r. II r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
sysessrs Fined; Machines Take

9ceeoers Fined; Machines Taken.
-Four automobile speeders were
fined by Judge Connolly. in the or
dinance session. Monday morning.
They were Virgil Oldbers. No. It's
HazeIwood-ave., SIS: r. r. Hamblen.
Identified BY the number Of his H.
cense tag. SIS; Rex Quick. No 81
Alfredst., SIS. and c. r. Laik, No.
l17 Alfred-st.. SIS. Three owners
OF motorcycles were told to leave
their machines in care OF Onlcer
Tommy Burke for two weeks. be-
cause they were caught speeding.
They were Fred Smith. No. 27s
rourth-ave.: Guy Butler. No. 442
Sixteenth-st. and Leo Tycar. No.
TIA Copland-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

On the north side OF tKerchevai
avenue. In front OF or adJoin-
Ing such lot or part OF lot num-
bered 10. between Beaufait
avenue and MeIdrum avenue.
Traugott Schmidt's sub. of lots
10 and 20 of the sub. Of the
Meldrum farm and all that part
OF lot Of the sub. of the
Beaufait farm lying .. OF said
lots IL and 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
BOOK C-EAST

On the west side of Canton
avenue. In front of or adjoln-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
numbered 100. lst. he's. lee, be-
tween Mack avenue and Syives-
ter street Mills sub. No. 4. on
r. CO. s7s and SIS.
On the west side OF Concord
ing such lot or part OF lot
neid avenue and Gratiot ave-
nue.. Sub. Of o. I. 4. Beaufsit
farm q Of Gratiot avenue.
On the west side Of Concord
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lot or part Of lot
numbered between Hancock
avenue and Warren avenue.
u 10, sub ana q sss tn: y $50 70 II ~
n. $3.50 ~. of lot & Of the sub.
OF o. l. s. Beaufait farm, r. c.
on the south side OF East
Grand Boulevard, In front OF or
adjoining such lot or part Of
lot numbered z, between Helen
avenue and Canton avenue.
c s%e; e snS IT, p :n E & Pa ntrs n
on the east side OF Helen ave-
nue.. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot num-
bered 10. between Warren ave-
nue. and Oratiot avenue. Brew
er's sub. OF the .. ~ acres OF
the ". 30 acres Of p c. as
lying n. Of 0ratiot avenue.
On the west side OF sheridan
S menu :sos !" ,s front o. Of p. Sf .a'io o;
numbered rs. between csnneid
avenue and sylvester street.
schwartx's sub. Of the WY part
Of p. e. rs n. OF Mack avenue.
On the west side Of Sheridan
avenue. in front Of or adjoin.
Ing such II9s or part o. !os
avenue and oratiot avenue,
OF Z. is. n. Of Mack avenue.
On the west side OF sheridan
avenue. IN front Of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot number.
ed 13t, between Duncan street
and Harper avenue. VIM. Tails
sub. Of part Of the Church farm,
p. G. 1s, n. Of uratlot svenye.
On the east side OF Sheridan
sncn lot or rart Of lot number
ed aes. between Frederick aye
nus and 1ratiot avenue. VIM.
cs"reh farm p. e. s.' n. Of
0fatiot avenue.
on tho west side Of Townsend
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such 10. or part OF lot number
ed ~. between Mack avenue
and Sylvester street. r.. G. Van
Husen's cub. OF the ely sf.oI
acres 81 r. G.. &c, between
Mack and 0ratiot avenues.
-~~w~ - ~sxvS<~r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

Recent investigation seems to
prove that Bahia, Brazil, is the old
est city on the American continent.
having been founded In 154s, or -
years before st. Augustine. Fla.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
BOOK B--WEST

On the west side Of n. Campbell
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
inG such lot OF part Of lot nun
bered 8 between nichigan
:. ca H.. = III sss - . 'e's . z
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
PROPOSALS FOR AUTO
AMBULANCE

po sssi'c O. P.or co%missionsrs % IN 'e 20
one Auto Ambulance In accordanee
with specifications nov. on nls and
. IndoYse envelope containing BID
"pfoposai for Auto Ambuiance" ana
address same to the Board Of POOP
The right 10 reject any and all s.as
DIR. JOHN q, HALL.
x1s 'sy. n. PRESsleuEs;