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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
Never. Learned How 10 Live.

There are people who go through
tle ,,-, 4. "a
life looking for sights, and they are
necessarily miserable, for they find
grievances everywhere. One has the
same pity for such men as for the
very poor. They are the morally Tilt.
crate. They have had no real educa-l
ton, for they have never learned how
to live.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
CHAPTER ~.
a Warninu,

n EANWHILE his own troubles
MI increased. Franks dislike
| had grown to an impish vim
4 y dictiYeneSs and il the old
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23

Then, seeing Lucia's disordered hair,
he turned to Sage;
You are making study of mother
and child?" he asked.
sage laughed; ut would be strange
IL did not"
Lucia was feeling about in the rug
Tor her hairpins and did not look up
when she said:
he iinds 1t doubtful subject"
Inc Old man took them both seri.
ously.
III mas been too much done; 1t Is
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
ny LOgIs LIGHTSTONE-
C0utaiu Firth Ward.

The first thing did when I came
to the fly campaign as captain OF
the Fifth ward was to conduct ex-
aminations OF the various alleys To-
Gated in my district. At first found
IL rather difficult, l being absent for
month to collect my lieutenants
and officers. but at last succeeded.
and must admit that things have
been going very smoothly. From my
never being around, my inspector. or
superior, Ben Waterstone. surmised
that ] had accomplished no work. but
now they begin TO gee different. The
worst alley In my district has now
been thoroughly cleaned out and sam
itation once more installed. In some
places we are not obeyed by the
people These people mostly consist
OF foreigners or the non-speaking
English class who are ignorant or
the sanitation laws. They are at
first very reluctant about admitting
us into their yards. but as soon as
we show them our button or badge
Of authority as the case may be.
thew readily admit us. and again
some people are very angry when we
GO into their yards, and instead OF
receiving us kindly they chase US
and oftentimes beat us But the day
shall surely come when the people
will listen TO those who are speak
Ing words OF kindness and will abide
by sanitation laws. There will be
less deaths, and our beautiful city
OF Detroit shall live up TO its name.
and most people shall say: ut Is the
citv whore life is worth living. made
SO by the work OF the young NY
crusaders"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
Deaths.

Mary L. Fowler. 12s Magnolia So
v.srs cancer OF stomach: James Po-
SSes s' r ss%%ss%s .yio Hs Gs.s
hosyH .iNo;r ~ 'i iosi Russeii. smon,Ss.
mainutrition: Joseph Hruby. $40 Shsr-
man. 1 month. malnutrition: August
Baker. St Mary's hospital. y years.
Esnsrsnous ,.sspst.yss,. w wa e
vssra pulmonary tuberculosis: Ethel
Hrs,nrer' Greenheid. Mich. 3s years.
ouin1onary tuber culosis. Harry werbe.
tuSsrcu n,o 4. Bach, $50 Mitchell. 20
RohI,nsks. as Trombly. months.
entero coiitis: Flora ooots. ass Jay,
Sc years, soitre; Joseph Jesue1& SIS
Garfield. 9 months, iieo COLTS: Rich
ard Tupman. SOS military, montns;
p s,swsre. 81 years, coiitiss olive De.
Orsndchamp. 1Ai burns months.
sasiro enteritIs: Albert o. Hodgins.
MIchtran Exchange hotel. ~ years.
frn ct,ire of skull; Janinna Malys, es1
Russell I month, cholera infantum.
Aenes Crowlney. Little Sisters OF the
Poor. rs years srterfo sclerosis; Ste
phanIa Pas. 20 Lyle. m months, cho ~
ahieis' COL sixteenth. about 81 years.
inauest pending: Konstanty Ciernik.
diesstions Dennis Kilmer, 3ps Harper.
a. years. pulmonary tuberculcsis
DominIe Alexander. $50 Russell. .
month";. acute diasrhoea; Joseph Al
0ip6kj. $50 RiopsAs. ~ years. tuber-
eu3eo)o g looge; Hrnees Seeeeneeee.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
ANOTHER TRIP no
WALLACBBuHG KQ
JUVHlj6.B III -

Thursday and Friday. 5uly c. "A
80. from 2 TO s y. n. the s1ito1u
the School Depastment g 1oo'
Times will be privileged q tako -!
other trip up the enye Certs MO- t'
Wailaceburg. but thie tim a rnpV
ing pictures rather than o. beoy1
the "Olcott." 81 ll
The Atlas Motion Picture c.
pany, In making their weekly rsvto&
Of local events. sent the csmerol
man on q trip to wsllaceburG 60
board the "Olcott," and from k0v.
bow no secured some beautiful NOV
ing pictures of scenes along the
route.
These pictures, along with . lot ot'
other interesting ones. are being
shown at the Liberty theater this
week, and Manager HI. w. Irons has
invited the young editors TO be hiel
guests for two afternoons, THURSDAY
and Friday, from 2 to 5. Two day.
are designated because all the edit
ors may not be able to attend Thur
day, so those that fall to be present
then may go on Friday.
The leading feature of the pro-
gram at the Liberty Is beautiful
picture story of little boy and girl
who we're stolen by AGypsies and
lived with them until they grew up
20 be man and woman, when th9
girl fell In love with {, fine young
gentleman. but through a compltcar
ton of Misunderstanding returned
Ito the Gypsies, after escaping. ana
seemed destined to marry . villain
GUS member Of the band. The boy,
deformed cripple. who was really
| responsible for her being stolen.
from life of devotion to her, nnal-
| ly Strengthened matters out and ~
turned her to her parents, forfeiting
his life in doing so, however.
A comedy and Current Topice
complete the bill. and we are sure
the editors will enjoy the perform
ance very much. especially the trip
to Wallaceburg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

81 Sis Helen a. 70 years. ssnssr 81 81
!s:sd ~ w S'ik. hi'f Rsn nss' NJ % Hii.
fonbery. k3ts Mckinley. S years. pull
monsry Tuberculosis: Andrew Krumb-
trail insuiaeisney. Joseph " ssoilosy,
las crosslsy. IL months. atrophy OF
new born; Mary Lis. IS 0oldnsr, 2
years. whooping cough; Paul Nessler.
Harper hospital 30 years. tables DOR
I! years. .endocardttis; Marguerite ..
Months. ia 81. Paul. q months, bron-
cho.pneumonia: Hedwig Zalewsks.
1890 81. Aubin, 9 months. cholera In
or. . months, entero colitis; Chester
NJ Hall. sbl seneca. IS years, gunshot
wound OF head, suicidal; Frank J.
Tuxdus. $40 Fifteenth. 10 .lonths.
cholera infantum.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
The school for Your DaughteR
St. maly's
College and Academy

NOtre Dame. 81. Joseph Co.. Ind.. eoa.
Quoted by Sisters Of Holy Crosss I
mile west Of UnIverslty % NOtre
Dame; z hours ride from ChieagoS
miles from south Bend. Ind.
Those who are interested in the
education OF girls and young wo-
men will find no school where they
could be more fortunately placed
than at st. Mary's College and Acad-
envy. Notre Dame. Ind. Here ars
found careful training. thorough
instruction. perfect discipline and
surroundings which ct once raise
the ideal toward the highest and
best In life. The practical side 10
not neglected and the pupils Of st.
Mary's acquire foundation which
is n preparation for life with it's
pleasures and vicissitudes. Many
features OF this school of high
Ideals. its beautiful grounds and
edifces, cannot be touched upon
or illustrated in the limited space
OF this announcement. The Direct
ress, therefore, most cordially in
vites correspondence from parents
having daughters to educate, and
will take pleasure in mailing an
illustrated catalog, which gives a
complete outline OF work In Pre-
paratory, Academic and Collegiate
Depts. Music, Art, Household Arts
and Athletic classes VIII be re-
sumed Sept. 10. Address the DE-
rectr~ss. -. Mary's College and
Academy. box 222. Notre Dame,
81. Joseph Co.. Indiana.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
M0rtuary.

ALBRiGHT-July 2s. 1915, at tho
els l. York, +. 4, Albright. father
OF Mrs. +. L. York. Mrs. George z.
Of g. L snd M No. Le funeT AlS' rom
Palest!n- lodge house. $50 Forrest.
west. Wednesday at 4 o'clock p. IN.
DETrMAN-Juiy ~. 1918. at the Old
club 81. Clair Flats. Mich, William
Dtttman. age 81 years I month
days.
GRAxIADEl--July U.s.. at her resi-
IiS SSs Seoysd VIII. Of Joseph ss
~. aud daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Livingston. Funeral Wed.
nesday at q. IN f:om house and
$50 az 40. Feter and Paufs Jesuit
church.
IsELER--July 20. Prof. DR.; Frederick
OF Music. rsiict OF EiIss r. Iseier.
beloved father of Charles w. Ely
c.. Rita r. and Charlotte f. Flu
neral services from residence. No.
1876 Fifteenth-st. Wednesday at 10
q. IN,
knEFT.July Is. 1915. beloved son Of
years. father of Arthur. Edward,
Lcuis. Arnold, and Littey Kreft. and
brother Of Rudolph. Qustave, Will
liam kreft. Funeral Wednesday at
and from Emmanuel church at 1880
y. m. corner Pine and Seventeenth
wARD-Juiy IS. 1915. at the. resi-
dencs of hts parents tr. and Mrs.
Louis +. Ward, OF East Ferry-sve.,
Leonard y, .Ward. aged - years.
at S;ac and Holy Rosary church at
O'Clock. Burial at Mt oiivet via
auto.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
OUR GARBAGE PLANT
~ Q. UPTON sHREvE.

The disposal OF the garbage O -
large city as Detroit forms . most
interesting study. Should our 0aS-'
s sass 6e s Go%Seq !. Be burned a. fue
or should money be expended for the
building of = modern garbage plantl
was the problem which confronto4'
our city Official, ,evsra, yss s;.. ~
Detroit demands modern gasbage
plant.
every fortnight In our residenee cis-
downtown section. In fact gsyba4e
from the big hotels and reatanrantq
IL collected every day TO prsvsnt W
from becomins . nutsancs e 49,
that a vast amount Of garbago - oey-
lected each day. s.
The days collections are brou6nt
down to the foot of Twenty-Arst- ~.
for the purpose. The garbage II nOe
shovelled from the wagons Into the
cars. as some might think. beceueo
during the tTansference II would -
garbage from being scattered abouD
on the ground. Instead, the covered
garbage containers are lifted bodfly
from the wagons and emptisd into
much time is saved and the smsiis
arising from the garbage kept from
penetrating to the open air. During
the night the train Of garbage cars
pulls out for French Landing. which
Is situated 20 miles from Detroit on
the wabash railroad. Here 10 situ-
ated our garbage plant.
Although Detroits garbage plant
to discuss the advantages and disao.
vantages Of the two other methods ~
garbage disposal. In a subsequent
issue will discuss a city's garbage
dumping ground.
pvsutsu~ tA~ u,aau -~s~ ~s-A-Sn~~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
Classified
Rates..;.....
Cent q
Word

line S.'n with order IL charged 70 .
No transient advertising. inserted
for less than lsc with cash: lsc II
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
ncations except Births. Cards Of
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all ads. preceding Male Help
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. 35c for rs words or less. over
- words one-and- one third cents for
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Rose school continues to occupy a
conspicuous place in the items on
this page. thanks to the energy and
enterprise Of Editor Thelma Krebbel
Do you remember. a long time ago
when Rose school was first repre-
sented here, we had to do a lot OF
encouraging TO keep them going, be-
cause of a lack of courage and sup
port? Well, look at the final result
and say II we were not justified in
our confidence.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
Marriage Licenses.

@. Harold Brodie. 81; Ethel Lamont
Joseph L. woranski. az. Detroit;
Theresa J. witkowskt 8. New York
Boissiaus Marrnsa' 81 Rosa San
john Pstrie. 30. Chicago; Caroline
Walton. 10, same.
x! Joseph Mf p.,,s;'y 49, Flint Anna
Mike Leechtav. 81: Anastasia volo-
Allie x. Palmer. %. Anna M. Kis,ch,
Michael Pastsrnak. 90: Ann. Rosa,
Clarence sutton. "a; Mabel Kelly.
samuel Farber. IS; Sadie b. schlus-
John pobrsyakowskL az; Josie ST.
Frank A. Mole. 81. Detroit; Caroline
Leon seroRs, Is; Praksydy Miio.i-
Lawrence E. Hammond. 81: Gladys.
Mlshae, Ninar'ki. as; Ka,herin. Nj
Demoin Kurlovech. "a; Sophia D.s-
siak. ~.
Andrew Meses. rs Katherine Nu-
John Layton. AZ; Eva Griffin. ss.
John knocker. 81. Mary Fike. So.
Arthur Bondie, IS. Flat Rock. Esth-
eI MheOel. y.
wisdysisw Polanowskl. %, Fran
Kenneth Piper. 20. Ruth Arm
strong, 81.
Wojs!.esel JanOrski. %; stainsiawa
ANTHONY Pecora. rs: Mary Gard
ocka, 20.
Daniel Henderson. 40; Elizabeth
Floyd J. johnson. rs. Detroit, Lydia
'" Home sseI L. + ucR Hsr.eA 81. Dearborn
Agnes Kochler. 10. Same.
Edward Carney. %, Detroit, Roxic
Kennedy. 81. kingsyiile. Conn.
Karoi Zjlincki. 30. Teofila Raozin-
John "; Antina, IS, Gertrude C.
Leon Weir. 90. Detroit; Muriei
Finch. ~. Flint. Mich. :,
Ohio ID. Daley. 81. Cora n. Peter
Moses sambat. IS. Ruth L. woicott,
stanley T. Myers. IS. Flint. Daisy
vreeland. IS. same
Lambert schilling. 20: Mary Prusss.
Christ Gerhardt. IS; Anna Andsr-
Benjamin s. Lubin. ~; Loura f.
Edwin J. wood. ~; Clara Janorskl.
Peter Merrill. IS; Mamie c. Dryer.
-.
Edward Kraglund. 70; Florence A.
Mogk. ~
Homer wooIey, 70, Maud Gurey. rs
Sam Jureckovlc, %. Highland Park:
Mary Jokobnc. Is.
wachlaw Li.miewski Il. Ham
tramck; Lenors LisSewsks, 10. same.
Charles Krupetzcr. 30. Anna Ho-
erebe. %,
Harry Christsiey. "a; Ella Wolford,
10.
Thomas L. Thurston. So: Carrie y.
Morgan. 81
Robert Paul, 81. Alice Riley. 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE
ny HAROLD RERG.


An era of good feeling exists be-
tween the fy-fightcrs since the form
ing OF the squad organizations. Al
though there are many classes and
races connected with the campaign
prejudice is not feature OF the
work.
Daniel Greenblatt. an officer In the
Fifth ward, has been temporarily ex-
PEELED because of neglect Of duty
Sollie Pcllinger. captain of the 200th
district. said that Daniel had evil
IDENTIFY laid down on the job" As
the familiar adage has been quoted
Friday marked one of the most
successful days In the history Of the
campaign in point OF members. In
fact. 100 new boys were enrolled. AL
though late in undertaking the work
these new workers seem to manifest
as great an interest In the cause OF
sanitation as the veterans.
II has been suggested that the
bookwinners after finishing reading
them loan them for the purpose of
forming circulating library for the
benefit Of the fly swatters. Thus the
enjoyment OF the books will be
equally shared by each member.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
A Safe Conjecture.

Tramp-Please. mum, I'm Bel
gian refugee.
I.ady-Are you! Mention a town
in Belgium.
Tramp (cogitating moment)-T
would. mum, but they have all been
destroyed Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
Births.
BOYS.

Frederick Defour, $50 Rivard-st.
John ochwst 1893 81. Aubin-aye.;
Lorsnce Gsc, ltit Sc, Aubin ave;
FREDERICK schmit sia . Arsiileryi avn
RessIer sis Tn.odore-st. John 6
Ecki.y' ISL coniin ave. william 4
Richert. iioi Mack-sv Leon J.
WitnerT Wiii,sm fI Rasp.es, -. cenfr
ave; william Ahlgrinn, 2it Arndt-
St: August Helm. l57i ~. Campbell
ave: l. J. Kortas. 1919 scott-st; Max
eSnik. ss7s IVES, Fort..t:; Abraham
Henry steckiey. el2 Hudson-ave.
Arthur Gebhard. $50 In salle-ave.
Allan Brown. sS3 Lvernois-ave.
Henry Patterson. itH warren ave
ct; Anthony Drosowsk'. 1854 juno
tion-ave VIM H. Barnum. 257 sum
mit-nvc; George GLADDEN. LANCE $40
sixth-st. Paul Ivanow 2a6s Russell
Martin RIB ps,c sss ras. no.ni,sj
branch. Henry Bird, 2ae Lawton: ave.
Emil Schmidt. SIS Seventeenth at.
Henry SchkolRnd. IA seventeenth
at: Charles Wesley MCKINNEY. 1885
Jener.on-a,y,se' , we,,: rere'va' Jomn
brown. iais Van Dyke-ave.; r
Ncyiiis, Is Newbcrry-ave.
GIRLS.
v. wictowicz. 81 Cicotte-ave.; Jo-
seph Zrimac. 2O9 Milwaukee-ave
stanlslaus Tieden. 1890 Dubois-st
Albert Rosasco. vi Congress-st
east. James Hobbs. 232 Beard-ave.
William p Fenske. 7os Williams
ave: Maurice {. Miller. 1881 Mack
ave-: Frank Droxykowski. s25 81
Aubin-ave. Boni Nosovitski. 10lt
Beaubien-st; Robert Klncaid. 33l
Hiiiger.ave: John Dettlon. az Rich
ter-nve.: Harrr Christncr. los Iron
wood: Frank r. Cote, la Bagley-
ave: James n. Lee. 52i Trumbuil-
ave: George Farley .Cowan. sss
Mcrrick -ava. William John Bagley
SAG Waterloo. William Johnson. Van
wormcr hospital Nick Nastrowich.
SIS Woodrow ave: Guy Floyd Baker
ass Tillman- ave: James sullivan. 5st
WillIams-ave stephen Musxinski
AiS OrIeans-st: Frank Rashinski. 7ss
RiopeIie-st: Paul Buggy. IS Otis-at.
Charles J. Krimmel. 1921 Baldwin;
r.. Hay. 50 Hamtramck-st.: William
Schroeder, III LaSalle-ave.; Francis
Kirby. 1872 Congrcss-st. east: Roh
Roy Tannar McGregor. 2f2 whitney
Alex. Ceimer. las Williams-avs.; Jo-
srph Abick. IS Gilbert-ave.: John
suiicki, as lockwood ave. John r.
Presley. ~ Haxiett-avo II. Paul
Poupard. $50 Erskine-st
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Miss Hortense Knudsen. OF this
city. has returned from Europe. after
a years study of domestic science,
Miss Ellen Anderson. OF Lothrop-
ave. Will leave Detroit Monday TO
spend part OF her vacation I'm the
country. She will be chaperoned by
Miss I. Eriksen. who will be visitor
OF Ashland high school at Grant
Mich, for a week
Miss Eleanora Becker OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
PITCHER SCHOOL.

Editorial stnff-Chief. Frank Bnrta,
associates, Esther kushuer. Irene
Thompson. Esther Haske, Edward
Kupka, Paul Ammcr, .Orman Null
queski, Howard Betx.
I wish TO thank the Times for the
pleasure they have given the editors
this vacation. I have enjoyed every
one OF the events and know every
boy and girl that attended have been
well pleased. I would like TO say n
word about the Broadway Strand. II
is n beautiful place, cool and COM
Portable, and the music Is grand. I
wish every lover OF music could GO
and hear this wonderful organ
am going TO Cleveland on my vaca-
ton. and will try 10 find something
OF interest to write about.-Howard
X Betz
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Printing. the plain neat kiud-that
In rigbt---Tfmes Job Dept.-Main $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Luelia and Harold Ruhl. the only
active editors now on the stan OF
Burton school, were very apprecia-
t.ve' of the chance to see the "Ol
colt" and her load of juvenile editors
at the Washington.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

left Saturday on motor trip 10 Port
Huron. where she took steamer for
Duluth 10 spend her vacation.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
BY SOLLIE POLLINGER.
IN utais, Firth Ward nfstrfct Z1<

Theodore Robinson, an officer in
the Fifth ward, district 220, has left
on an extended trip TO Mt. Clemens
The odore IL chief editor of troop 20.
Boy Scouts, not emitting that he Is
a first class scout. 1t Is hoped that
he thoroughly enjoys the trip and
limits himself to cherry eating.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
VAN DYKE SCHOOL

stan Chief, Frances
Churcht asst. chief, Bertrnm LevyI
ass0clates. Mary Lamb. Irene
Gregor, Charlotte Benedict, Eileen
O'Hare, Kenneth Garrison. Edwin
DOhlstrOm. Clifford Eriksen.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Editor Baubie of troop SO, de-
clares his troop is to be the best
drilled of any in the city, and judg-
ing from the aggressive way in
which he writes 1t will be so. or
there will be a reason.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

We had begun to think that
George Mcvittie, editor OF troop 2.
had gone where the woodbine
twineth." or something equally as
interesting had happened to him.
but Monday we met him face to face.
A look into his bright eyes and shin
ing countenance gave due weight to
his statement that he had been
camping, but would soon be back on
the editorial Job again" -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

The camping grounds Of troop %
have proven SO attractive that all
available accommodations have been
spoken for, and applications are be-
ing rejected. according to the edit
ors In their Monday items.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Some Big Doings at Camp De-
troit" was some story, wasn't It?
Editor Walter Wolf, Of troop "a.
likewise is some writer. isn't he? OF
course you understand II you read
the items In Mondays paper, but II
not, then look up that issue and read
Walters story.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

The Alger editors enjoyed the
privilege of attending the perform
ance at the broadway Strand last
week, and Editor Edith Mansbach
writes about 1t in her characteristics
ally charming way in Mondays
items.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Troop AZ will leave this week for
camp, and according TO Editor Lam
bert there will be something doing
Just about every minute.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
FOR sALE-REsTDENCE PROPERTY

$4,000 down, rooms. bath. cellar.
Maxwell and Charlevoix. Price
$4,000. Paterson. Main 255.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
SCHOOL ]
EDITORS
Golden
Rule
Days
SUGGESTIONS

We are sure you will enjoy an
other trip up the Snye-Carte river, SO
We have arranged for you to do SO
at the Liberty theater Thursday or
Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Miss Carrie f. Christiancy, Z
teacher at Palmer school, and yer,
loyal ir her allegiance to its supe
riority. has kindly agreed to write
one or more articles about some o
the most attractive features O
School Days at Palmer" Miss
Christiancy expects to leave shortl,
for few weeks visit in the North
ern Peninsula.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

The Clippert play grounds is grow
ing in popularity very rapidly, the
ATTENDANCE one day last week being
GA children, as reported by Editor
Hall.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

For admission just show YOU
membership cards at the door. ant
always remember that the editors o.
the School Department of The Time.
are little ladies and gentlemen, {
fact that has gained for us the re
spectful consideration Of SO man,
friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

sALEsMAN1we have . vacancy for
force; only man Of ambition look
ing for permanency need apply.
Apply Sales Manager. 22S stevens
bldg, D. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OLD feather beds wanssd. Jewel Ma
trsss Co. $50 Michigan. Cadillac q
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Elsewhere on this page you will
find an article headed Another Trip
TO Wallaceburg for Juvenile Ed
tiers" explaining the matter fully.
and we hope you will accept Mr..
Irons kind invitation and be at the
Liberty on one Of the days indi-
Gated.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

1t was decided to have two days
on which the juvenile editors might
attend the performance in order to
prevent crowding or interference
with the Liberty's regular patrons.
so yoUmay go on either OF the days
designated. but not on both occa-
siops.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

The Liberty Is a beautiful little
theater, catering to high class
clientele, and the best pictures OBJ
tainable are secured. Delightful
musical programs are arranged also.
sweet-toned pipe organ augment.
ing the orchestra.
The Mankato free press., 1915-02-05
EILEAeE-PooR FARM COMMITTEE

TRANSFORMATION or PooR. s.
sophia RhcknW. To- ST. Paul. ....S stt
Frank Stevens. 10 sedalia, COL. it's
scir collins. from Amboy 20 poor :,
peter u Jensen. Ia Rochesier....... IN
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roor man, 10 Rosemount, Minn... In
Win. Hsfiey, TO 0watonna. ...... IN
John Hav-riy. 90 R0chester....s. t.iQ
Mrs. Eva Lowe, 20 Eden valley. 4.N
John Gallagher, 20 81. Peter.>.... 80
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IfECEPTS.
Balance or hand Jan. 1, 1914. a 3s5.5s
Pefflfv or taxes -. ..... H.. & 1920
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Refunded taxes ....s...~...... 80
ralance on Land pee Asi. ...... 3,5.s3,
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RECEIPTS.
Loifttteu IN tates ................ y ii.sy1.H
Sales FROM poor farm. .......,... e37.6i
Correction or bill l.......... 22,e5.
Care or Thilgrn chiidren... 100
Epard al .Vonr farm. 5.U
rsribaul; county for u. Pierce. ft-oi
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