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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-17
DELINQUENT
TAX LIST
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
County of Cook 90

District Court, Eleventh judicial District.
The State of Minnesota, to all persons, COM
pan-s, or corporations, who have or claim any
estate. right, ttle interest in, claim to, lien
upon any of the several parcels Of land described
IN the list hereto attached:
The list Of taxes and penalties on real property
for the County of Cook remaining delinquent on
the first Monday in january 1916, has been filed
the Office Of the clerk Of the district court OF
said county, Of which that hereto attached Is a
copy. Therefore, you, and each of you, are here
by required to file in the Office of the said clerk,
on or before the twentieth day after the pnblica-
ton of this notice and list, your answer in
writing, setting forth any objection or defense
you may Lave to the taxes, or any part thereof.
upon any parcel Of land described in said lat IN,
to, on which you have or claim an estate, right,
title, interest, claim lien, and in default there
OF, Judgment will be rendered against such par
Gel of land for the taxes on said list appearing
against it, and for all interest," penalties and
costs.
GEO. LENG,
Clerk of the District Court
(SeaD of Cook County, MINI.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-17

Langren, II. T.. swH of swA,
McAr'hur, Lulu, lot 4........ .........
Tastevin. Jno. & Jas. F.. und "A 81 Of
seA, sh Of swA
Daugherty. Louis B.. und "a lots 5-6-7
o:.:...' .............. ..............
Gabro Land Co.. und u 81 of nwh,
1ots d.. ..-..
John F. Cross, und x 81 of nwA, lots
Lundquist Land Co.. lots S-4 ...........
MMordquist Swan, 81 of neA, lots H..
The Marais 1nvt. Co., .eh Of nwA 800.
Hallock, Mary E.. und a swA.-...........
Haugh, J ohm W, VIZ of nwA, neA Of
my nw 4 lot H.: I,; ~;
job son, Frank P, swA of sen. SEX of
S"A ....... ......
johnson. Frank P. nwA of neA, neA
Fischer, VIM. neA of neA
Krotanker. Jennie. und 70 fri swA ....
Cook Co. Iron & Land Co., und liz fri
O'Leary, Katie. swA of mex, lots 10
o:............ ...................
II IT.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-17

list real property for the County Cook Minnesota on
which the taxes remain delinquent the first Monday
January, 1916.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-17
Township IS Range | West.


Marais Inv't. Co., und u sX of SEX.
neA of sell 80.
johnson, w, NJ. und u eh of swh. VIZ
The M Mrais inv.t C; q: :,;: =; Ill ;;'''
Meyerhauser, J. p, und Sc lots 49,.
The Marais 1nv't Co.. sen Of SEX, lots
C0lnns, Helen L.. und 4 ny of mex.
GS9{llins. Helen t.. and 4 w Of ; seG:::
Meyerha1ser. J. p. und Sc lots 1924
collins, Helen und] w Of sen &C.,.
Gay, r. A., qnd Is lots s.4s5.s:.:......
STUART g: ~, und Is lots 3-4-5 e........
Easton. F. s., und e lots 3-4-5.6........
BBaker' O: e., und Y lot 9: :....:.,.. 80.
Br3ce & Bayless, und la lot 9........
"a ker, Q. e., und 4 lot I .......... 90.
Meyerhauser, J. p, und>s-8 lots 1873.
The Marats lnv't, Co., lot H.. ..,,.
Collins, Helen L., und 4 lots 6-7,,.,,,,
Murphy. Chris, lots 10-11.l2-13...: .....
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-17
Name of owner and subdivision of
Section, Lot or Block
Town of RosebuSh (Cont'd)
Township E Range 1 East (Cont'd)
Town of COlVill,

Township 81, Range Z East.
johnson, Anna O.. WI of swA Of nwk
Wa OF lot lex. 4 acres). ............
johnson. A, G eh Of swA of nw4, eH
OF lot lex. 4 acres) ........ ....,..
Hneer, J. H., VIZ of nwA 90. .....
Hager. J. H M ofs%, az of nwA, eH
Hager, j. H., sea of neA .............
Williams, J NJ. 81 of nwA :.
Williams, J. NJ, seA of neA, swA OF
seq. neI of sen, seA of swA.. ......
Williams. j. NJ. neA Of sw4....... >.
Durfee, Geo H.. lot .................
Durfee, Geo. H., lots 49,.
Johnson. G. j.. und, a lot L.. .......
Bal OF Commerce, und. e nwA Of
neA' part OF lot 49,: "..:":......
Boyce. s. F.. und. y nwA Of neL, part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
SCOUTS CONVEY
CLEANUP news
Thousands of Dodgers Are Dis
tributed TO Homes of
Detroiters

This Is Official Cleanup week.
All public-spirited citizens are unit
Cd in determined effort % make
Detroit a spotless city. VIII you DO
your part in making your neighbor'
hood clean
This l. the message that confront.
ed $4,000 Detroit householders. Tues
day morning Boy Scouts. covering
all parts OF the city, had left a
Cleanup" dodger on every front
porch
The Boy Scouts have been muster
"a into the campaign that is oeing
conducted under the leadership OF
the Detroit Board OF Commerce
through the efforts Of Eugene c.
Foster. the district commissioners
and the Scout Masters. The boys
are Well organized, and carried out
the work OF distributing the dodgers
effectively and eNpeditiously No
one was overlooked. Il being the in
iention OF the committee that a mes
sage be delivered AZ every home
Monday was the opener" OF the
campaign. Real progress was made
in the campaign against dir. iudg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16

ing nom he reports thar w1ic &C.
ceived az the cry han, Moatl
night, from the\ various wares o.
the city Tho Eoayd O. public works
received hundreds OF telephone calls
during the day, asking that the de-
partments Wagons be on hand 90
r, move collected refuse.
one person informed the Board
OF Commerce 10y telephone that he
had 80 barrels OF ashes he would
like removed from his premises.
That j. what the department OF
public works must contend with
this week. People. reused To action
by the Cleanup campaign. arr
making every effort TO make rid
dance OF the winters rubbish, ana
have placed the refuse in the alleys
so that the board OF public works
men may handle IL quickly.
Detroit cannot be cleaned in an
hour. the committee points out The
public is appealed TO 10 refrain from
asking the TOO common question.
Why don't they clean our alley
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
DIR. w. H. HARVEY
is LAID TO REST

Funeral services for Or. William
NJ. Harvey were held In his resi-
dence. No. 293 University.pi.,
Crosse Pointe, Tuesday morning. at
II O'Clock. and the remains were
taken to Or. Harvey's birthplace. Ro.
meo. for interment. Tuesday after.
noon
Dr Harvey died in his home, Sat.
urday. after few weeks illness
from paralysis. He VAS well known
IN DctrOiI as stomach specialist.
After graduating from the Detroit
College of Medicine. hc specialized
IN a post graduate course in Berlin,
Germany. He Was well loved by his
patients for hts sympathetic and
conscientious care and the personal
elemen, which he put into his work.
VUr. Harvey Was a member OF Pal
estine lodge. r 4 \. NJ. the Detroit
Athletic club. Detroit Boat club
Wayne County Medical society and
the American Medical association
he Is survived BY his widow. one
daughter. Mildred; one sister. Mrs
VI O. Bergman. OF Detroit. and a
brother. James II Harvey. Of 10,
meo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
SERGEANT DIES
ON BIRTHDAY
Theodore Crandall, Retired Po-
lice Officer, Was II Years
Old Monday

On the seventy-first anniversary Of
his birth, Theodore CraI.dall. retired
Detroit policeman and civil war vet
eran, died Monday In his home No.
500 Twelfth-st. Death Was due TO \
complication OF diseases caused pri-
narily by poisoning contracted by
Sergeant Crandall while handling In
fected money and other property OF
prisoners In Woodbridge-st. police
station, where he was located for q
number Of years.
Sergeant Crandall had been a
member OF the Detroit police de-
partment from May 80, 1S74,
until Jan. |, 1914. when he retired.
He was promoted from patrolman To
the rank Of sergeant Oct. II. 1894.
During the civil war he served as q
member CT the Sixteenth Michigan
infantry. In Company 4.
He was native OF Wayne county
and lived here all his lie. Surviving
him are the widow, one daughter.
Mrs. r. II. Ebby. aud son Harry A.
Crandall. No definite arrangements
have AS yet been made for the fu-
neral.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
PROCESSES
ARE MODERN
Detroit Clean Bedding Go. Hae
Up-tO-Date Sterilization
Equipment

The importance OK giving new
life To feather pillows, feather beds
and mattresses cannot be over-esti1
mated" says +. J. Linstead. presi
dent OF the Detroit Clean Bedding
Co, OF No. as Russellst.
MIR. Linstead has been resident
OF Detroit for the last 80 years. and
during the greater part OF that time
has been connected with the conn
pany OF which he now Is the head
IL have made a thorough study ol
this branch OF the cleaning bust
ness" he says. and II now hal
been perfected TO point vhert
we can take any kind OF feathet
bedroom comforts and make then
feel and look like new. Our stertI
ization processes are the latest and
most thorough
I'm addition TO the cleaning bus
ness. We have equipment TO MAKE
to order on short notice all kind
OF pillows. feather beds and maj
;resses. We make specially q
quick service. and can make 1eiiY
cries one day after the order is RI
ceived. II necessary"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
ATHLETIC SUPPLIES

," d9z- more or less, playground
80 doz. more Or less. base halls
doz, more or less baxkef balls
re doz. more or less. v0lley bails.
- dOz.. more or less base bali bats.
70 dcz-. more or less playground
bats
doz. more or less, masks. youta.s
size
dOz. more or IesF. base baI mltty.
: doz. more or less. inflated chest
protectors
dog, sets. more or less. black iron
quoits
8 doz.. more % less. medicine balls
: doz. more or less. tWo-tone nickel
whistles
IL doz- pairs. more or less. water
wings.
aoz. more or less. rolls Of bicycle
tsFs.
d6z. more or less. cIo,hes lines
~ do1 inDre or less, bamboo vaultinz
: doz.. more or less. sets unified
dr.. more or less. filled base hall
bGEss
Z doz.. more or less foot ball innat-
t.ath according 10 specification. on
nc ia the Office Of the Recreation
Commission Samples for each must
be submitted. The right is expressly
Reserved % reject any or all bida or
parts thereof BIDS 20 be indorsed
,-Proposal for Athletic supplies-
Fairgrounds
THE RECREATION COMMISSION.
J. W. JAYNE.
B-IS9 superintendent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
CANADIAN
PREACHER
STIRS Y. Nj. c. A

their seats. when this ruddy-faCec
Scotchman. fresh from the train.u
camps of England. arose 10 speak.
Not three sentences hau shot from
his well-loaded lips. when delegate
who had paused or the way on.
slowly retraced their way 10 thely
seats. The Rev. George Adam had
electrified the vast audience OF thou
sands.
Those who had preceded him hao
been dealing with the academic Is,
sues OF all time. The Rev. Mr.
Adam came from close 10 the lives
Of the thousands OF soldiers tha,
have been training in England and
the only issues they know anything
about are the very issues OF life and
death.
They have no time for crceds.
said Pastor Adam They Aye clos,
10 life in ijs last analysis"
And want To say to you Be-.
continued. that had il not been tor
the Y. NJ. c. A.. the first coni,nger'
that arrived on Salisbury PLAN
would have lost it's morale altngs b.
er. | have been preacher snG NOT
very much of Y. " e. - man I'll
the past. but | want TO tell YOU that
| am proud TO be one now. Premis
Asquith, in conversation. Just OefoEs
left England. said: You may go
home and say FOR me that the Y. y
c. A. is the greatest thing We have
ir Great Britain today. And Dav,c
LIoyd-GeorSe came with ME 10 ,he
boat that brought me home. and sa.d
to me: You may write anything you
want TO in behalf OF the ! ", {. h.
and it's work for the British sol
diers and will sign IT,
And then the Rev Mr. AdaI b.
gan the favorite pasttme OF hack
ling the church. for he raised him
self 10 full height on the platform
with 1000 eager listeners straiaing
for his every word and declared
with emphasis And this il beceGsc
the church has proved unaqIsl -
the task.
With complete and questioning
auietude the vast audience held i's
breath while this eloquent Scotch
preacher went on in his eIoquence
10 voice the prophecy that the Y NJ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
IA KILLED, MANY.
HURT IN BLAST
Explosion At Gibbst0wn Plant
of Du Pont Powder Go.
Rocks Countryside

GlBBSTOWN. N. j., May 16.--At
least Ii men were killed, several
are missing anu over a score were
injured In terrific explosion. fol.
lowed BY fire that destroyed two
chemical buildings OF the Dupont
Powder company here Monday after
noon.
Many OF the injured are so badly
hurt that IL is believed they will die.
The explosion rocked surround
ing country for many miles. shak-
ing suburbs OF Philadelphia. Du
Pont officials hurried To Gibbstown
from Wilmington and telephoned n
statement regarding the casualtie.
ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. May 16.--An
explosion az the Rock Island Brew
ing company's plant Monday after
noon caused the death OF one man.
The death list may be increased to
FIVE. a. four workers are sntrapped
in the cellar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16

church union and unity that viii
make MS all b;ethren\ ~ the same
faith. based on the things We know.
and not on what Ne have got to- take
on the basis of belief"
Thus this eloquent preacher, con.
Nertcd from the faiths To the gospel
OF life. by contact with men by the
thousand facing the ultimate issues
OF life, has seen the folly Of demon
nations and creeds, and has had a
vision such as was described by the
prophet of old, who cried out 20 the
world in the old proyerb that Is
heard To this day: where there is
no vision the people perish"
This great convention OF the Y. NJ.
&. \. has seen the vision OF a united
church, and II seems to be the judg.
ment OF the mature minds OF the
convention that unless the church
Itself sees the folly OF division. and
It's bishops and leaders have the
vision to take the right way. the
laity will soon rise up and do Il for
them.
hut il was reserved for the
preacher-Rev. Mr. Adam-in this
convention 10 show them the fal
slty Of the following OF the creeds
and point the necessity OF getting
together.
Detroit and Michigan are well rep
resented at the convention 10y state
Chairman W. II Gay. of Grand Rap
ids; State Secretary Buell., OF De.
troit. Dr A. G. Studer Of Detroit,
a. well As PreSiden, Philip Gray
OF the Detroit association. and scores
OF others from city and state The
convention closes today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
N0TICE..-STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May is. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1865.
POPLAR STREET

Tc a. J. McCrory, Elmer Houser. J..
hstnnsy. Mary Teuton. Benjamin
Wright William Laurencelle. Eliza
beth ~ Merritt, William Peters, 1fth
Peari Mcdonald. f. n McNsir. Noble
ashley, Fred Nagel. william Schmidt
.. YOunEbiood, Mary Broder. j. "
sullivan Henry Hord9nt william y.
nnaaau' -; Buck, otto horricker, Gust.
Catherine schwartz, SelIie coaison.
St James church T. a schultz cal
Reich. a. korkinski. Fred. Eaddish !,
=. sutherland Nike kicieIinski. Ern-
Kosenssr,. Albert newman. a. &
kudile. W. RoegIin. Charles Grafe.
=. tiese- George Nuth. J. J. ROemer
Henry Leider. Rosa otto, r ". Johns.
muller, Iohn Curry. Albert Brsdcr
sons owning. occupying. or otherwiss
interested In any 81 the lots and
premises fronting on Poplar street
w said city of Detroit. within ths
limits Hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council 81 the city q
Detroit having ordered 20 much sl
Poplar street, from the vest line q
Wabash avenue 10 the Ssst line oi
1aybury Grand avenue. % be grade,
and paved. notice ~ hereby givcr
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front.
ing on said Poplar street. and liable
TO be assessed for said imprOyemo nj
under the provisions % the city Char.
ter. Hnd thai roll ~ said assess-
Inent - now completed. and will re-
main. at the Assessors' Office ~ tho
city OF Detroit from the date hereof
until MAY 81. 1915. for the Inspection
n all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
rs GCSTANE J.ALBI,E' TIT.
B-sss President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
BATTLE CREEK Il sTUReIs
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit, Men. April

Detroit. Mich. April .. 1916
Notice Is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Battle Creek & SturgIs Railway
Company will be held at the princi-
pal office Of the company. Room 1o2.
Fifteenth Street Passenger station.
Detroit. Mich On Thursdsy. the sth
for the purpose OK con sider.ng and
authorizing the sale 81 part or all %
the railroad, rights and franchises OF
this company 20 The Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company and such 9TH
er matters and things a. may be In
cident 20 or necessary or appropriate
TO he done In connection Herewith
BY order OF the Board % Directors.
d. ". pARDEE.
Gecresarv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
TIN MICHIGAN CENTR.s RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Detroit. Micn-. April D, 1916.

Detroit. Mlen-. April }, 1915.
Notice Is hereby gwen that spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany will be held NJ the principal
osfce or the company. Room 3o2. Ftf-
teenth street Passenger Station, De-
troit, Mich. on Thursday. the sth day
OF June. 1916 at 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of considering and auth
orlxing the purchase of part or all Ok
the railroads rights and franchise
OF the following named railroad com
panses tc-wit: Bay City e Battle
Greek Railway Company, Battle
Greek * Sturgis Railway Company,
Canada Southern Bridge Company
Chicago, Kalamazoo x saginaw Rail
way Company. Detroit a hay City
Railroad Company. Detroit Beit Line
Railroad. The Detroit 4 charlevo.x
Railroad Company. The Detroit. Del
Detroit. Toledo & Milwaukee Rail
rc.a company. The Grand River VAL
lev Railroad Company, jackson. Ian
siug * saginaw Railroad Company,
Joliet K Northera Indiana Railroad
Company, Kalamazoo * South Haven
Railroad Company. Lensing Transit
Railway Company. Michigan AIR Line
Railroad Company. ST. Clair * west
ern Railroad company. and The Toledo.
Canada Southern & Detroit Railway
Company. and such other matters and
things as may be incident TO or nee
essary or appropriate 10 be done IN
connection Herewith
BY order OF the Board OF DIRECTORS
y. w. PARDEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
DILL AIn-I n II
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals viii Ice reviewed
Al the office OF the Depgrtmeht ~
Friday. Nav IL. 1915. al 10 O'Clock a
m. eastern standard iime, al u..I
time and place they viii De oPencu'
for furnishing all The labor anu H ,a
terlal except manhole rings ana 10y
ers. which Will De furnishes by the
city. az city yards. and bulldlhS an~
finishing complete. fuk' thTF N'An -
hack hlling according Go tRr p'NisS
and specifications OF nl' IN TINS OF
fcc. ViirihrG rroVS iattfH, s'N''' 81"
the following described 2!ief
Lateral SfWer No -1fs--ln hiot x
bounded By EpwoFtn n'H9rNHiN' wa
fax north OF fireman
lateral sewer No -tHS-ln alley IN
htosk gound.3 by EpWortN lrule-
ward Co,fax. north anu sodih ~ M
Tarb bidder must deposit N a SER
arot. envelope with his bir a t"rti-
ned hAnk check par1ple 10 tl' gi IL
~ the Department % public WORK :
Of the City ~ Detroit ~ we sum os
Two hundrrd dollars $500 tef ca %
sswer hia upon, which will ~ Tor
fejted a. tho pepa rtrfrt On vase the
bidder rllis 20 enter INTO contracl
within I'VE day after tne Ae piAnSSs
OF MS tender Contracts 20 De SUD-
fert 10 the approval - rho corr mon
fsounpif Tn. bidder Va hose tender :
accepted viii he required to furntsn
with his contract AN approves p9nI
amount ~ the contra 60. Condit TONED
on the faithful performance 81 con-
TSe cnntraetnf shall ue paid In
bonds or the proceeds thereof. y
s,I,-b bonds are purchased by the
SinkinE Fund Commission according
No BIDS will De accepted from any
person OF firm who j. in arrears o;
bt contract. or obligation 20 said
city.
Printed specifications in detail FOR
the above work may he had on APP
pncstIon 10 the Secretary
re Department. % Public Works
the right % reject any or
al proposals
sess GEO VI FENKErI.
P--4S COMMISSIONS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
Driver Killed in Runaway

Emil Richter - wears old. Of 1912
Canfeld.aye was fataiiy injured,
Monday when the team of horses
attached 10 the milk w zon he was
driving became :rgh aued and ran
away. throwing Richter TO the pave
me-. ar Sheridan and Mack-ayes.
and breaking his neck fhe injured
man was rushed TO the city hos pital
in police ambulance. hut died be-
fore be reached the Institution. The
load Of milk in the wagon was
.trewn elcng the street fer lloCks
following the VIZ, Aisht % the
frightened animals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16

g. a. bc aesInainE of ,bc Crea
O. ed church that is 20 be.
Th, Cauadisn pastor had been
ur-yaiied upon BY John K. Mo,t, he
,croral secretary OF the information
.l committee. 70 remain on this side
80 the ocean few days longer than
De- Intended. 20 speak before this
great gathering OF the men OF Amer.
lea Mr. Adam had come home on
.r, money raising mission TO ge,
canadian money 10 help along the \.
~ e. \ work in the British ranks.
And I am going back with more
mu SGoGoto" said he. while the
Grlys asmor. rang with applause.
He closrd this address AZ near
midnight. with his 5000 listeners
CRYING Go on and after he had
done. everyone On the hall stood up
ra do h,m honor while handker-
chiefs waved throughout the big
building For full five minutes this
enthusiastic applause kept MP, ana
,re nttlo Canadian minister had 10
stand .o acknowledge the plaudits
%, he audience
That was the first instance of the
hecN:uc ot the church that has
been done in the Y NJ c. A meet
uzs OF he past TWO days And Il
hasn't been all heckling. either. For
The very drst speech OF the set pro
ram Vds by the Rev. Or. Gilkey,
ef Chicago. who declared that the
3. ~. C.. \ Is but part OF the
Eear church universal. and could
90 SGT itself above the church t.
sch, un ANY proper theory OF It's eN.
.~-eay,. His contention was that
tts -hurch and The Y NJ {. \. ought
,o work in harmony.
BGr The yer, next morning the
convention quite Internationally got
into a debate about the evan gelical
sue thar has 50 often caused trou'
fle in these ,rieruial gatherings. ana
o.s side contsntsd FOR certain Is.
--e. and ne othcr ContenGed for a
uo-' liberal construction. the while
ttr Rev. Mr. Adam sat quietly on
The staS" listening 80 the debate,
b.Jh finally ended in a Compromise
-r olg-jon that salts red every body
Ts.n Secretary Mott asked that Mr
}dam tf heard once more Tor "a
minutes. A. rr VAS about to leave
ne cr. or hie way bacs 10 Canada
end thence 90 me training fields OF
salisbury Plains
inf .h, SAY his man, who Is
dealing oHh lie in is last anal}s
--ss-tf4 men aG,e no time Tor thee
80 or crrcds or argumenis-the
Y he wote1 into the arguments OF
- mirute~ before that were
r-s.iy .rcERical- brought The entire
ud.,nc, 10 its feet again IN hearty
.adora.mvnt or MS '5eckling OF tho
reeds
"lEbl co they matter he cried.
what DO the creeds mean 20 the
-au facing the dnai issues OF life
What % him are the sacraments o!
I've chGrche What To him IS even
|thc resurrection i'selfT What "a
him Is thc matter OF his beliefs? Hr
VAS only time 10 deal with tho thing
ttc. a. bnoVs
let yet rid Of All the creeds
Let's all cet together on a hasi OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
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NEW YORK. MAY l6--"Check
your baby" No. haven't any,
We'll. then. check YOUR husband. We
guarantee 10 keep 'em amused and
out 81 mischief while YOU are at
tending 10 business
For husband checking - New
Works latest idea. Il viii BE- pat
into effect May 3 a, the opening
here ot the convention OF the Gen
ersi Federation of Women clubs
The cheek rooms will 0e the live
Is mems clubs Of New York The
Cncumbering husbands viii be wish
I'd onto them IT. batchts OF 10 and
told 10 seaA- cut of sight until called
to take friend wife home