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The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. August %, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1878
MAGNOLIA STREET

To Florence Stokes. John A Thorn
as. Fred kugelsChatz, i. g.. DpnsmOre,
" pA~zzA.AaT Leitch, u. r.
Conutcrmau. Ammo f'oskcy, Margaret
Kelly Robert Ernest. n. 6 smith,
Amelia 3 Becht Mary a smith f.
sullivan, VI J. MCGraw ~ VI. Dickin-
son. Parker SCHunk x fray, Eliza
bctn Nichols w. w. Mager, James
Anthony. n ~ Baker. vs. IT. Huss.
Alfred e. Behue, a. Albert Lizzie
Gibson, Eliza beth Scartt, vs.. r. Mite,
W. smith. nouis Nulrahcy : r.
MOlat. tuas. christensen. William
Monat @ u. kalleuhach. r. G. NIL
lrrs J. TtaEu. Louis HaCtt T.. 6.
Mllros. William b. Campbell and 20
All other persons owning, pccupytng
or otherwise interested ia any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Mag
nolia ST.. iu said CITY OF Detroit
within Che limits hereinafter men
toned
Tte common council Of the city or
Detroit having ordered SO much Of
Ma 1uol .a-at, from jh, west line OF
Grand Eiv,r-ayc to tho caet line o.
WabJsh-avc. Goo no gr ded aud paved.
notice De- h"rer. given That un assesses
neut has been made upoU an the
lots. aud premises fronting on said
Ma n1lt. ST.. and liable o. Doe dsscss-
ed for said Improvement under the
prDNi.lp OF tDe city Charter. ana
that "a roll of said .rasmout ,s now
Completed and VIII remain at the
IS Assessors office geo tbr city OF Dee
trait. from the date hereof until
september 9Th, 1915. FOR the iuspec-
ton ~ 10 lt.sou Hunccrn.d therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By @ STANH ALREEciIT.
B-l6l President
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Boston Now Certain of
Edge Over Tiges On
Seasons Play

Boston has cinched the interclub
play for the season between the Red
So1 and the Tigers. Not even n the
Tigers win tho remaining five
games between the two clubs. can
Detroit get better than a tie for
the year Not a series has Detroit
taken from Boston this year. and
there is but one more chance. That
will come the middle OF next month.
at Boston
This series went TO the foe yes
terday IN what In probably the finest
game OF baseball In the league In
the past decade. Longer games have
been played, but none are recalled
that can compare with this Wed
nesday fracas in brilliance and ter
rife battling. Detroit lost In the
thirteenth inning, after tying the
score by a tremendous rally in the
ninth round, but so awed was the
throng OF more than 10000 fans az
the beauty OF the contest that they
almost forget 20 mourn the defeat
The loss OF the game and series was
a ny In the ointment. but the ONT
ment vas OF unusual quality, and
worthy OF salvage despite the in
trusion OF the unwelcUme insect.
The game was divided into two
brilliant pitching battles. with
James and Ruth meeting In the
first, and Roland and Leonard strug
Cling through the second II would
not be fair 10 say that either pair
had anything on the other II was
master slabstership that was exhib.
tied Yesterday
The brilliant fielding OF Speaker
Lewis. Barry and Scott really
turned the tide against Detroit. The
Tigers played errorless ball, and il
might have been that had they re-
ceived the chances for spectacular
performance In the Aeld. they
would have shown equally as we'll
as the Zoe But II is fact that the
Tigers were forever hitting that
ball into safe territory. only 10 End
some Red Sox sprinting Ike
crazy men and successfully snar-
ing their swats Defroits arsr big
scoring chance came in the sew
enth just as Gardner had singled
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Al oRnlhANtE 10 amend section
49, az Chapter TsI OF the Om-
piled ordinances of the tit1 OF De-
troit for THE ,car 1917.
I0 li.l.|.I-. ORDAINED 1871
lI.. IIlfL ILL., DI THE CITY uH
IItpIF
section T.at SECTION ta.A ~
Chapter 1h1 of fh- Compiled Drdiu.
HHrsf ot tur l.ly ~ Detroit Cor tIr
'"ar 1912. ur and tUr -aWn Is hereby
appended 'u road as follows
-D. lt-A $50 saloon whore spirit
I'A.. IufuN.ratIUE ur malt liquors. 1rD
sold as "a beverage shall hereafter be-
cstaul h.d and maintained within
10. territory within the city ~ De
trOIt described as follows an that
portion or tUC rlts bounded on Tlr
north by the uortherlf clt} limits. ou
no east ht the center linC of Nj FL
lJutt avenue. ou the south hy The cen.
ter line OF Palmer avenue, and on
thr west by rho center line az East
Grand Boulevard. except lot $40. eit-
uatca on tho north side % Boone
street between Collins street and
East Grand Boulevard also exceptions
Tot 9IH Of Goodrich ana Burton sub
division of the southwestern part ~
fractional section 2h. q q. r. o. D.,
said prem SEES bcing known as ail
IromIry avenue
Soc This ordinance shall take
immediate erect
Approved Aug o. 1915
OSCAR b MARIN.
Mayor
Attest. Guy T. INGALLS,
B-l6a Deputy city clerk
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

20 right Barry had sacrificed. and
Thomas had scored Gardner with n
single 10 left Veach got on by yir-
ture OF an inheld hit and fortunate
slip q the umpire Then Burns
lined the ball to the left held con
crete. Lewis ran back clear 10 tho
wall leaped into the tsir and SHARED
the blow with one hand. striking
the wall hard as he fell back to
the ground
Speaker made some sensational
catches. one being on Crawford
long drive 10 center In the tbr
teenth scott was the busiest man
Of the day with nine chances and
Barry was tho spectacular indelder
Detroit tied the score In the
ninth vitb tVo oar and the game
seemingly gone Bush had walked
and reached second while Cobb wa
fouliug out and Crawford was h't
ting 20 Barry Then Neach singled
90 lnft bringing Bush home by flr.
inc 81 q great print lr The tenth.
both Roland aud Bush got on. and
there Tho game Nv5s lost cobb had
rot ht ajl day and he didn't hit
fhev t7 iurlorioNs prorudor 90
Scott ended The inning
With Young ON second IN the
'frb Roland lined directly into
gEers hand fnr rho ttta ouf
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
NO TIGE- STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Aug -a. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1863
BURNS AVENUE

To A NJ Flynn W rs M,Ir. l. j..
Mahou. Brvy Is hans.l, a. D. -!gkIey.
Harriet a. Adams d. ~ Nu.ak 90 IS
BOWrTmau. o. Is NUNS Alrs Carter.
Jones Realty 90 49,. ha.H .r, AIRS 80
Grundcueu Louis PHnkr. NIlu, mine
ToNok, ~ BausIu otto B.. Brey, Ar
thur r. bulmlu. 81 S NurshuHrr g.
Kraska A j Jones. thas. a schultz.
George GarIu. Detroit H4llI. LII
brary. S CoNaEuaTio. a.. Is. Junk.
Howard Meredith. r.. r Watson "
Eyart. Third German Baptist Church.
William Coultou. Wl'n4m Richards.
Cook Farm CO. August SpIcdcL O.
Russell 7 Thomas ana 20 all
otherwise interested iu any OF the
lots and premises fronting on
Burns avenue. iu said city 9f Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council Of tho city
OF Detroit. Ryiug ordered $50 much 3t
Burns avenue. from the north curb
line of Morfat street 10 mo south
line OF Glafiot avenue. 90 Doe graded
and paved, notice Ie hereby gt, gu
that IN assessment has bcen made
upc n All the lots. and premises front g.
lns uu said Burns ave. and liable 20
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the CITY char
ter. and that ron 1f said ASSESS
main NJ tho Assessors Office 'n tn"
city OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until september 18th 1915. for the IN.
spection Of all persons concerned
therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSrANE ALBRIGHT
B-1b7 President
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. 25 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1866

TO Aug Kirschuer. Anna Schweitz-
er anna Kaiser y Frausc. Thomas
-.Ua. = Treppa, Louis Mellus.
.uaratnn Land Cor ana 20 all other
PERSONS owning. occupying or other
wise interested ln amy ~ the lots and
parcels 90 rrHl estate In The local ar
mont district established by the
Common Council to dcfray the cx-
Heu-. ~ grading and paving the a.
l-F within the boundaries herein SCI
FORTH.
Tho assessment roll has been com
nieted cor drfraying tho expense 90
paving the alley SO ass. neIuE the
east and west alley hrsl uartH OF
FrAtIot avenue. from yield f1 sheri-
dam avenues. and la NOW open fe Iu-
spection 90 thls offrr n.t wIl fe
rafu BOO this Office for 0veI ftrs from
the srst puhiteatlun 20 rh|A apt'.e for
tba INSPECTION of. aU con armed All
lots or paEtels ~ laud abur.tqC ou. or
ADJOINING che alley f1 described have
been assessed FOR such improvement.
The Board ~ Afeefsurs wiz meet
uu Tupsday. tho 3ist ast ~ August
1913. no O'Clock o. u Ar their ofAco
iu tho Citt Hall ard uIl remain ~
session for a period ~ s.r hnhIt %
boar anr PERSON ar sons aetlft,h
o. UHir tn amy rrenerI.fnf So nH"'
BOARD oF t-fE~~litl
H GUsTAVF r NLBNECHr
u-fsC President
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Cleveland Fans Sore, But
Not ]. Jackson or Somers
Sale of Star Peeves
Bugs Who Wouldn't
Pay to See Him

CLEVELAND, O. Aug 2G.-Tbo
Cleveland fans are very indignant
over The sale of Jackson. They feel
like patieat who has just had an
eye tooth extracted The fans did
not give Jackson or The res, of the
team much of tumble az The bail
park This year, but now that he Is
gone they have raised a yelp But
Charles vs.. somers does not feel
nearly So badly about IT, He has
Charles 4 Comiskeys check for
$4,000 TO soothe his wound, and Lee
Foil ~iu now endeavor 20 make the
Cleveland fans think they got the
best as the Transaction with the
three players who are 10 come 20
the Indians in the deal Roth and
Kleplor have already been turned
over 1ut the third man has not been
decided ON. II is common talk in
Chicago that t viii De Eddie Muir
phy. but every time Eddie thinks
about it De gets himself a base hit
or beats ont a bunt, and is making
10 extremely hard for Manager Row.
land 10 part with him Murphy is
willing 10 90 almost anything 70
avoid Cleveland.
As TAR 81, Jackson Is concerned he
is mighty wen pleased with the deal
lu fact Joe vas largely responsible
Ton his own sale. He was under a
contract which expired this season,
end some time ago ne notified som
ers that be would not play in Cleve.
land another year Life with loser
had become uubesrahle with joe
Though he was a star the bio
fans had started % ride him, be
cause they thought Jackson was not
giving his lest efforts 20 the club.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
PROPOSALS WANTED
ON X-RAY EQUIPMENT FOR
THE REC EWING HOSPI-
tai. CITY OF DETROIT.

Scaled proposals. viii be received at
this Office until Friday. AUG q. 1915.
a. IS O'Clock noon for furnishing and
Installing lu the Receiving Hospital
corner Antoine and Mac1mh streets.
y E1r equipment. In accordance with
speaiue1tluus now ON file az the Poor
Comm l-sfUu offices.
The bidder whose tender ls accept
od VIII Doc required 90 furnish with
his contract 1u approved surety COM
pany bond 300 FUN amount ~ cou-
tract SO uid VIII poe accepted from
any person or firm who Is I'm arrears
g. Tho city ~ Detroit
Endorse envelope containing bid
Proposal 1u N-Eay Equipment and
address aatur 90 tho Board o. Poor
Comm ssiouors. Detroit Mich
The Board reserves the right 20 re-.
toCt any or am BIDS
PAUL G. pUIITZ.
President.
HARRY IT PRENZT ATER.
B-1B2 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
YANKS ACQUIRE
MR.. GILHOOLEY

NEW YORK. Aug % Frank
Gilhooley. outnelder and leading
batsman OF the international league
was today ordered to report 70 the
Yankees az Cleveland Gilhooley
was purchased last night from the
Buffalo club Re was once with
the Yanks. when Frank Chance was
manager
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
BOBBY FTTZ
TURNS TRAINER

NEW YORK. Aug. % Bob Fitz.
simmons is training Young Weinert
FOR his coming bout with Heavy
weight Jim Savage. at the Garden
next Tuesday night Ruby Robert
thinks Weinert Is a conner and vol.
unteered his services lie IS In
siructing the youngster In his "a
nous old cork screw" punch
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Learns to Blunt;
Gets New Chance

Tod Sloan. outnelder with Rir-
mineham I'm the Southern league.
viii be with the ST Louis Browns
again next season for his fourth
trial in the major leagues
Sloan began playing professional
BAH with Bristol. Tenn In the Ap.
paiachian league in 1911 ans in five
seasons has never batted under
300
lie was sent back from the ma
jors three times, mainly because
he couldn't hunt lie has learned
the bunting art this season
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
NO TlGE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Aug 20. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1868

q hAH aHOAiNN Ahps . VIZ
To , Elizabeth Bull Rcaert wal
lace Annie lyman. Edward Hartman,
Jas MDFedriea Fred Freiburger.
Alois HtftC.ctcr, William Galbus,
Kaiser Schmidt. Her MaIouyay. Mar
Earet NeW.lrk, Henry H. Gore. II j..
Jeukti AlnN ~taCostin. Francis Weld
cnbrushcr. VI. Kramer, Annie Ellis.
Aug. StouEc John kout. s NickOlis,
Geo BlGcgHre. and 20 all other per
sons oWply2. occupying or otherwise
interested iu any Of the lots and par
Gels OF real estate no the local assess
mrnt district established boy the Com
mon Council 20 defray the expenses
Of grading and paving the alley with
IN thc boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com
pletrd for dofrayiug the expense Of
paving the alley No. 400, being tho
alley I'm block bounded hy McDougaN
avenue. walker Wight and Franklin
streets. aud ls now open 20 inspection
at this office and viii remain In this
Office for five days from the first pub
lcdtlon OF tnls notice for the lnspec-
ton OF am concerned An lots or par
cells OF land AUDITING on or adjoining
nc alley 500 described have been as
eessed for such Improvement
The Board of Assessors VIII meet
on Tuesday the }lst day OF August
1915. on o'clock a. m. at their office
in the city Han and viii remain I'm
session for period of six hours 20
hear amy person or persons desiring
10 object 10 any assessment 20 made.
BOARD DF ASSESSORS
Ry GT~TANE J. ALBRIGHT
BIOS President.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Aug. Is, 1915.
PAVING Notice 30. l763

Paving Notice No. 1863
To c. A. Kuhn, n. Bush, +. Erban.
John Wlnkel. A. Hager. J. Burr, Chas.
l.. Knapp. Louis j. Knapp, T. Pisco-
pink Chas. Schwartz, Albert Stnhnke,
T. A Liugeman and 90 all other per
sons owning, occupying or otherwise
Interested iu any or the lots and par
cells ~ real estate In the local as
sCSsmCnt district established by the
Common Council 10 defray the eN-
pen~cs ~ grading and paving the az
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for dcfraying the expense or
paving the alley No. 48e, being the
east and west alley first south Or
Gratiot avenue, from the east line 81
Field avenue 20 the west line OF
sheridan avenue. and is now open 20
inspection at this office, and VIII re-
main in this office for FIVE days from
the nrst publication ~ this notice for
the Inspection Of all concerned All
lots or parcels Of land ahuttinE on or
adjoining the alley so described. have
been assessed FOR such Improvement.
The Board of Assessors VIII meet
on Tuesday. the Dist day OF August.
1915. at o'clock "a. m. az their or
fee in the city Hail ard viii remain
in session FOR "A period 90 six hours
TO hear any person or persons dcsir-
iu~ 90 object 20 any assessment go
BOARD orr ASSESSORS.
By GUSTAVE +. ALBRIGHT,
R-IG2 President
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
GENEROUS comMY

what do YOU mean by saying
that Comiskev is trying 10 buy
penuant2 Hasn't ne transfer.
rod those sterling players. Roth
and Klcpfer. 90 Cleveland m
partial exchange for Jackson
Moreover, ne may throw ln the
bat boy next
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Detroit. having ordered 80 much o.
Gray-ave.. from tine north line Of JET.
~ son-ave to tho south curb line OF,
Ksrchcyal. 10 be graded and
paved. notice iE hereby given hist IN
aaarssmeut has been made upon al
he lots and premises fronting on
said Gray ave. and liable 20 De as
reesed f1r said IMPROVEMENT under
the prov IsiOus OF the city Charter
ana that roll ~ said assessment le
now completed. and viii remain at
the Assessor. Onice, Ina the city ot
Detroit from tho date hereof until
September 1th 1915. FOR the inspec-
ton of am persons coucerner therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
B. GUsrAVE ALBRECHT
H-lgO PRESIDENT
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. 20. 1915,
Paving Notice No. 1867

dNliiS 4NoAlNL W. Iiut
To Is ~ King Lltchcuberg sons;
Aug StonEe. Mrs Thomas. AleNan-
der Starostln Daniel Pol0schan Ar
ttllur q ,huyk. Peter iumbggrt, Louis
Kramer. vs. IL Webb, s.. SlAyOstine.
William Han. Cleo. - Trocster. Jos.
Hazard. John Hook. Richard wilson.
ThOR. Counau 4nfop. JAS Mcconvelle.
j T. H b SIS BlIaCc. Gustavc Doodle
r. Wrgtoyer. John Ludwig. Don -.
>iliman Margaret Duzoy, Henry
NaIEwbeuk. William j.. w gnb. MIS-. J.
Edward. Martin Church, and 20 all
other persons owning occupy wing or
o. herwise interested 10 amy q the
lots and parcel. OF real estate Tn tho
local assessment district established
10y the Common Council 20 detrav tho
expenses ot grading and paving the
alley within the boundaries herein set
forth.
The assessment ron has been COM
pletfd flr dafrayiug the expense or
paving tho alley no $50. being the
alley 500 block bounded by MclougaN
avenue. Walker Franklin and Wool
bridge streets and lis now opeu TO
inspection at this Office. and VIII rec
the first publication OF his notice, for
the inspection Of an concerned. All
lots or parcels OF land dbuttlnc on or
adjoining the alley $50 described have
been assessed for such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors viii meet
oa tuesday the 3lst day Of August,
1915. al g o'clock a. ma, AT their office
in the city Han. and will remain IN
session for q period OF SIX hours %
hear any person or persons desiring
20 object 10 any assessment 50 made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTANE J. ALBRIGHT,
R-167 President
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Msrfans out Analn

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-Armando
Marsans hae stepped into another
pot Of tourh luck After an ldlcncss
OF nearly two years tho Cuban slug
ger today was told he would have
to sit or the bench for couple
weeks lie was spiked in Tuesday
Whales Ficlders game
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Detroit Loses Series In
Brilliant Overtime Game

0DOC" BRAINERD. one of
- the seasons finds. lie has
supplanted Fred Merkle on first
for the Giants, and is making
good tie is a former college man
and the only Phi Beta Kappa man
in the major leagues
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
rackc, McFprlnra ~ snineinI

PuckcN Mcfarland - swinging m
nNe % get Into shape for his Hight
sept. -. TrubahlN wants 90 show
Gibbons o. few new right and left
chops.
Fred Gilmore. thicrCo vriter-
weight. knocked on hY Mike O'Dovd.
SAYS tho riug WAS 80 heavily nnddcd
he was slowed wp, Cru YOU bcnt 'em
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

ming
pct roo.UoonO1 o. % % Oh
BOO H. Ht Vo6o 90 % l-2
r. HaseE-Ittroit 10. Boston
-te. Hgt Hits -St9nar, Hooper
Barr. Pitching summary -Four 20 res
and times ~ hat o0 James in
iur'r-. hits and times af Bat
Of Eoaul iu p innings hits md
timr- 80 bar uT Ruth in 1-3 n-
mines hitr and Do ttwcs at bar or
Leonard ln Ia innings TWo-hasa
hits. scott Cobb struck 1uf RS
Jane Chopper. Lewis hv H.,-
and tHobnizcl Thomas - tv
Ruth ,Rush. Young. Crawford
Ncagh CohhI. Ra-es ON ban .oI
james. lG rdncr. Ruth Thomas
Hooper, off Holaud. leonard o4
Leonard. .Burrsl Double piBys
Scott and H3hlltzel St5uaEc and
i'Hrus Speaker Barry and Scott
Left on bases Detroit g. Boston g.
Time o2s Cmn'rce Of.ose'' H1 ANA
lH'dcHrIud Ntf5r 1a0cc--l0 SOL.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

+. " Knovlton. Of Pasadena
Cal. must pay $4,000 because his
pet chimpanzee attacked little
girl.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or
POOR COMM SsIoNERs.

Municipal Court Building.
Detroit. Aug 81, 1915
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Printing. the plain neat ktnd--tssf
n rtght--Tfmes Job Dept--main fo&os
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06
The War Babies

The question of what to do With the
war babies" In Europe is baf1ing
men and women who long ago ceased
to be sentimental over anything ON
nected with or arising from condi-
lions incident to the war. The uues-
fion is as practical as how to care
for the disabled soldiers or their
families, and 1t will soon be as press
ing. Appeals are already being made
through the press of England. France
and doubtless Of Germany
a few days ago an American cor
respondent In the eastern theater OF
war dwelt at length-not on the dev.
astated farms and villages OF eastern
Prussia and Poland, or the extreme
necessities Of the Inhabitants, but on
the license OF the invading Russian
soldiers, and the sorrow and death
certain to follow their visit. The
writer spoke from a German stand.
point, and the world was called upon
to behold an example of Slavic civil.
cation,
But the world is not called upor
hold up its hands in horror at reports
ltNEGlfA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06

from northern France. The French
who have been most active in the
work OF relieving suffering In the
hospitals have sent out call Tor
help to care for the French women
and girls who find themselves facing
maternity as a sequence Of the Ger
man invasion. They. are not asking
for sympathy; they want clothing and
other supplies for the mothers and
their babies. They know in advance
that the demand will be far greater
than the workers will be able to meet
Nor is this all. As writer In the
Evening Post of London has raised
the question OF the immediate and
future care OF the thousands OF Eng,
lish omen and girls who in q few
weeks will become unmarried moth.
erss The English women are not
victims Of any invading soldiers but
Of their own countrymen while in
training or mastering quarters This
writer says that this terrible condi-
ton prevails in every section where
troops have been quartered. The
fathers OF these unborn children, IN
~ GEAl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06

many cases. have already given their
Hives To- their country.NoW WHIST
IS England going to az for the moth,
'ers and babiess The English writer
urges some action that VIII relieve
the unfortunate women and girls and
their offspring OF want and the stigma
0t illegitimacy. But how
The war mas no marker side than
this. ApparentIyno one Of the war.
ring nations canpoint an accusing
finger 1T another and support any
plea Of Innocence All are guilty.
an have sinned against the woman
hood of their own or an Invaded land,
The Christian world may be forgiven
for weeping over the sorrows OF these
thousands OF violated women, but
tears will not avail. What Is the
world going to do about H?-Mfnne.
|apolis Tribune.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06
The FickIe Missouri

In Holt county, near Fortesque
there has been a great deal OF ex
element lately, caused by the dis.
putes over the possession of some 81
the land thus formed, commonly
known a abar land.
Several men had fenced land which
was claimed under deed by John G
Hinkle, a civil war veteran, who has
lived on this very land for the lasl
80 years. About 15 years ago the
river took 500 acres Of Mr.. Hinkle's
land, and afterWard put 1t back ais !
bar.
Mr.. Hinkle claimed the land on the
ground that the bar had been made
to his land, and the other mel claim
ed 1t an the ground that 1T had beer
put back as an island. which finally
Joined Mr. Hinkie,s land, and was
therefore, as much theirs as any one
else's. The court upheld the SQUAT
Jters' claim that the land did not he
long to Hinkle, and this decision was
the signal for squatters 10 rush Ii
and seize the bar land all along the
river front. In the last thirty days
perhaps q dozen lei have settled on
these bars.
z he fact OF possession seems to be
g)Yen considerable weight iii this
matter, and the land has generals
been seized Id the night. al squat
ter will pick out a piece of land thai
most suits his fancy, get some help,
Slip in at night. put fence around
1T and build q shack on it on course
it's not much OF a house or much oi
q fence. but 1T is enough to establish
proof of possession.
Sometimes two different men VIII
have designs on the same piece III
land, or perhaps the man whose deed
calls FOR this land VIII ofer objee.
1tions to Its being seized, and these
conditions have given rise to several
exciting encounters, Several houses
have been torn down, many fences
cut to piecesSaad inat least one id.
stance men have been eacorted from
the land of their choice AZ the point
ofa Winchester. with instructions ID
b not to come hack.
While no blood has been shed 80 far,