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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
NEW BOOKSIN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have
been received In the Detroit public
library.
Evolution OF Governments and
Laws : n Allen. ION Alpine
Heights ana British Crags" G. D..
Abraham spell ~ Egypt. Archie
Bell Gary Schools" u : Bourne:
"Ncedlework without Specimens' f.
y. Claydon and Q. \ Claydon Ma
tional Issues 81 1916" G y Fowler:
Manufacture OF leo Cream and Ices"
J. ~ Frandsen and e. 4 Markham
Psychology without - Soul" Hubert
Gruendor Arms and the Map" Q.
Hannah Summer on the Yenesei a"
VI d. HaViland Modern Church Pro-
gram \ r McGarrah. "Wreckage"
J. " Manners: Michigan Manual Of
Corporation Statistics Book 81
Princeton Verse Alfred NoVes cd .
"A Diplomats Wife In Mexico" Mrs
r. !. g pShauEhhessy. Elements Of
Industrial Management j II smith
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
JOHN J. BENSON,
INSURANCE MAN,
is DEAD AT 81

John J. Benson who had been
Detroit manager of the Fidelity d
Casualty Co. OF New York. for 20
years, died Wedne sdsy in the home
OF "a sister, Mary Benson, OF Troy,
\. Y, following ar operation lie
was Torn IN New York and went to
Troy when 25. where he Lecame as
sociated with the Fidelity & Casual
ty co. He was So years old. he
was a partner in the firm OF Benson
a upington and lived al No. S77
Trumbullaye. He was "a member OF
the Detroit Board of Commerce
North Channel club aud several
Masonic bodies. Funeral services
will be held Sunday. in Troy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
PEACEAOVOCATE
TO SPEAK HERE
George X. kirkpatrick, Noted
Anti-Militarist, Will Address
Socialist Meeting

George X. Kirkpatrick, antEmili-
tarist speaker and writer and So
cialist candidate for yice-president.
will speak Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. in the Detroit armory, on
"The reconstruction OF industry"
Educated In half dozen OF the
country's established and conserva-
tive universities and colleges, Mr..
Kirkpatrick. nevertheless, has writ
ten radical books on war and So
cialism that have had an immense
sale. one OF which. "War-What
For" having been suppressed In
Australia by the federal govern
ment. One hundred and fifty thou
sand copies OF the book have been
sold I'm other countries.
The meeting will be held under
the auspices OF the Socialist party
OF Detroit Kirkpatrick is famed
for his cutting indictments OF war
and the commercialism which he
says produces war.
He was born and reared on a
farm In Ohio After receiving a
college education there. he took
post graduate courses in Vanderbilt
university. Va. and in the Univer-
sity of Chicago Later he taught in
n Methodist college in Kansas, but
for the past 10 years has devoted
himself exclusively 10 work for the
Socialist movement.
NJ L. Kirkpatrick. no relative OF
George r. Kirkpatrick. will serve
as chairman OF the meeting, and a
talk on the power OF the press will
be given by Robert Westfall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
City News in Brief

4. v. scott, No. mo- Mack-ave.. re-
ported TO the police Thursday night
that two gypsy women picked his
pocket and stole $50 while telling
his fortune.
The two men who attempted 10 rob
the branch OF the Federal state
bank chene-st. and Medbury-avc..
ednesday are still AZ large. De-
tailed descriptions az the men have
been sent broadcast and detectives
ar still working on the case, but
as yet results are nil.
Ray kIiakhsmmer. No. a5T AIfred-st.,
whose machiue ran down Mrs. a..
NJ Jones, - years old. No 1851 h.
Grand blvd. Thursday afternoon.
was exonerated Friday and dismiss
ed from custody. Mrs. Jones suf-
fered broken Jaw and scalp
wounds.
Patroinsss John Conway was attacked
ny crowd OF 80 aewsboys near
the city hall, late Friday night
and two newsboy prisoners held by
him were torn from his custody
During the melee the officer was
struck on the head and his uniform
was partially torn from his body.
Conway recognized some Of his as
sailants and warrants probably Will
be issued for their arrest.
sunday evening. NJ y %. M. 70 public
debate viii he held In Fraternity
hall No, 40 First-st. on the sub
icct. THAT the Socialist party Of
the United States ~ more worthy
OF the support OF the working class
than the Socialist labor party Adj
mission free.
George GHdd, No. ss2 Porter-sf., re-
ported that ei7O was stolen from
hts room Friday night Ten silk
waists, ~ pairs OF silk stocking
three SILK skirts and 10 handker-
chiefs were stolen from the room
Of Frank DeAuRustine, No col
umbia-st. east Friday night.
Failure 10 raise enough money to
complete house he was building
IL thought 10 have caused Frank
Mckain, 20 years old. 10 end his
life lie slashed his throat with a
razor Friday In front " mirror
at No. 2s schumacher Hts BODY
~ I'm the county morguc pending
the arrival OF relatives from VOL
VERNE. Mich.
Locked mp for stabbing her husband
with pair of scissors. Frances
kowalewski. lG-Near-old wife.
won tho sympathy OF Matron Feen-
ey IN the county jail with her
story Tho representations Of Ed
ward fokorny, attorney for the Lee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Quandt Asks Recount

Herman Quandt defeated for tho
publican nomination for county
fain commissioner flied a. petition
n u ~cconnt Friday with the couu.
canyassing board tic allege |
|at ballots for Frank Schroeder.
no got tho nomination. Vcre cast.
Earring distinguishing marks
|hroedcr Won by 1000 votes
separations were made for tho re.
|unt m tho county clork's cnlcc. NJ.
ough II has no yet bcon granted
1 the Canvassors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
'ALACF PINK
OPENS TONIGHT

The Palace Garden roller rink VIII
/ opened 10 the public. Saturday
gh,, for the season under tho
(me management as the Palais de
|anse. II IS the largest and finest
Pller rink IN tho state. and has fc
|iired large number OF wurkmon
put u in shape Tho floor VIII
fcommodate thousands. and me
I'm Shook musicians viii play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Former Kansas Execu-
tive Raps J. Barley
corn ROundly
SALOON is LIKE
TICK ON DOG
Feeds On Wealth and
|Depraves Community
In Return

A white hot attack on the saloon
lone OF the hairrcstoring sort di-
ect from Kansas. where orators spe.
iallze in bumps Cor John Barley.
orn-was made in Detroit. Friday
light. by former Gov. George II.
lodges, OF Kansas. Comparing the
quor trafflc TO a tick on fine fat
os. the ex-governor poured hot shot
tto The brewers before meeting
temperance workers in the Board
Commerce.
Gov. Hodges was entirely willing
b discuss prohibition from bust
ess standpoint. He said II does
'uch 10 improve business--for the
broner. the grave digger and the
bffin seller Turn any district over
b the saloon crowd and II will soon
ecoine center OF lawl, ssness and
fprayity. turn any man over TO a
bloom and he sinks 10 rags and tat.
PRS and hut for home. declared
6y Hodges
Gov Hodges spoke under the aus
Ices OF the Wayne County Dry
ampa IN organization other
beakers we're Gent VI Hudson, II
lansing. state superintendent OF the
6ntiSaloon league. and Lee T.. JOS
In, OF Detroit. referee In bankrupt
: : Kresge. chairman OF the
wayne County Drl organization.
rtcd as chairman AID tAc Rev VI
Rice. of n North Woodward
ethodi.t Episcopal church was
pastmasier The invocation was dc.
Vcred bl he Re, Herbert II. II.
oX. ol - Johns Episcopal church.
nd the bcncdio,ion by Dr 4. Hon.
ghAus of Messiah Lutheran
lurch
GOV iodgc aij In rart:
Anti aroh blt.ouietS dcr"ni 80" 50 o.
onS. ~Uiel, % business grounds T.
=. can fond tho s1irpn On bust
fss ground They iDsrearo the bust
- 'l 'N' iHlfft 'I iff 'tit b'nF'
repcr. the court house crowd and
~ criminal lawyer The saloons IRE
lentlN send e rush order 20 IN" doc
80 com" ARA Hplri the bones and
"a uU tNg sap. they madr IN some
How "a Boz. d.I hJsIu~7s with thorJ
leN increase the business 81 Tho
roucr. tN" grave digger and tho
ian seller
tts q melancholy business. bur Tire,
y" tho. 'Hrl"Ha Zinc" ~ nuF'ur
& or I.hH Ti"t e'' Who'll" roy
mt 20 take ..' sold rrr'. oyer
~ l 'h'. have .HmU'ste mon
~
N'l a'W NHv0 seen saloons ~
h'e 80 'h' ht.i town. iu tt" r1uu-
Nut f0N" ais" soon to- kf or
''r uI 'N" utEt'-i and latest dogs
. f"r nvuri go good man ticks Jr-
& hU 10 'n'r' bur : af"7v- frIf
" irr 90 H.e rat ~ spit" or 'H"
III r' tt" U"frr r""r 7'u"ld
|oulb q. believe fi7' the TICKS help
Wo't 'i dnE '1f ot added urr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
DANES STILL FAIL
TO CLOSE DEAL

COPENHAGEN. Sept g. Efforts
toward breaking the deadlock IN the
Danish national legislature on the
question OF the sale OF the Danish
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

West Indies to the United States
failed last night. and II 10 believed
that a general election will be nee
essary TO determine the question.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

Prince Antoine CASTOR Philippe
d'OrIeans, grandson Of the last
emperor OF Brazil, has been appoint.
ed e captain in the Royal Canadian
Dragons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
One OF the 81 surviving veterans Of
the NccOnd MlchIEn IN InInnIrN. ~ hn
schools la districts Nos. 7. y and 10.
In GrrenneId mud SprInEMcIIs tow a :

Supt Chadssy, OF Detroit, when
they open. Monday. Legal and
financial steps 10 add these dts
tricts To- the Detroit school orRani-
cation have been completed This
territory has been incorporated IN
the city limits piEtriCt No ., In
IIamtramck township. also VIII he
annexed. but "A question 81 bound
AIRY will cause DELAY. There are
seven schools In districts Nos :, 8
aud 10 and two i'm district 40. 8.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

Printing--tbc plain neat kind-that
L. right-Timcs Job Dept.-Nain 1920.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Members OF tue stan OF the NasSa
chusetts Life Insurance Co, q

Springfield. Mass. are holding a
continuous reception for Charies W.
Pickell. who is celebrating his sill
yer jubilee as manager 81 the De-
troit agency, No. col Chamber OF
Commerce building The receipt ION
commenced sept ] and viii con-
tinue until oct II. being the
longest event Of IT'S kind on record.
Visitors are entertained by n com
mittce. oct 3 marks the close Of
Mr.. Pickells twenty fifth year with
the company.
PrtutinR-the ptntu neat kind--that
IL riEbt--Times Joh Dent-Naiu lS10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

gal Ala bureau. whose services
We're secured. secured Frances her
release on her personal reCOgniz-
ance. Friday. In police court She
viii appear Sept 20 for an eXami-
nation. According 10 Attorney 20.
kOrnY she was only 10 years old at
IN, time OF her marriage
One OF the 81 surviving veterans Of
the second Michigan Infsntry. who
attended the annual reunion In De-
troll. was William IL. Allen. of
Eyart. Mich When an alBrmist
told the great Emerson the end OF
the world was ~ hand. the philoso-
phcT replied. VERY well wen get
along without H. Mr. Allen owes
his unfailing vitality aud spirits To
the habit ~ getting along without
youth " the calendar yarIety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
George Gndd, No. ss2 Porter-st. re-
ported that HI7O Mns sI0Ien from

hts room Friday night Ten silk
waists, " pairs OF SILK stocking =.
three SILK skirts and 10 handker-
chiefs were stolen from the room
Of Frank DeAugustine. No . col
umbia-st east. Friday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Failure 10 raise enough money to
complete house he was building
Locked mp for stabbing her husband
Nth ualr NJ scl.sEs

with n pair of scissors. Frances
kowalewski. "a lC-year -old wife.
won tho sympathy OF Matron Feen-
ey in the county jail with her
story. The representations Of Ed
ward Iokorny. attorney for the Lc-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Pstroinsas John Conway was attack ed
by cKoMh Of 80 ne " .hax. neat


IluII, NO, TFV FITFI-Nt-. on the sud-
iect, THAT the Socialist party OF
the United States ~ more worthy
Of the support OF the working class
than the Socialist labor party Adj
mission free
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

- @r teunt fie. 9lr3t 0a
sinem tronteu rGrbOntel): so,
Ssrr MsBsr. bos S9limmite III iiberr
itanpen; teut sebt 8 Sbnen beHer"
Der Grbpntel: nSob's i9ou ses
merit: glQe meme Iiebsn 8erpnnbs
ten Iebsn mir 10 - leibenb aus.
-8ureaufratii DIES. @rRer
SetretGr (einer oun iBm gemndtsn
6ebler eutOedsno): 80 i'd @fsi -.
ID @isl!"
3tueiter Setretdr: .pi, nibt 10
lout, Ssrr Sollegs! 0as glmtsess
beimnis mub gepnhrt perben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

@erf9uappt. sd m0ate
sic in elmer aringenOen Pripatons
geIegenbeit ipre6en. Serr 9ottpr;
ponn trsff i'd sic pobI am ii6ers
item allein2'"
2trst: rSommen sic bod in meis
ne Sroinationsituube!"
- 95 er M INN. Satin: ,Seit
bic 9inOer ba Iinb, tomme i6 iibers
baupt ni6t mebr gum Slnpieri2ies
LEM"
@atte: .5a, ia. Der 8oItsmunb
bat rsdt: rgiel ainber, pisI Sss
gen"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= Steb. Ssrr (5u elmer GItIis
den 8otstte): sd bepunbere i9on
ben ganSeu glbeuo Sbreu tpitboren
6G6sr, 5rduIetn Sungni9t".
rRi9t pobr - er 1T biibI99 unO
er pabt uu4 10 idDn gu meinsm
Seint.
r9tu6 SanOmaIerei2"
8etOes s3utreffenb, Scr
Baron bat bod in Ieinem 9on5en
DeIen etpas Observation-Disclosures"
rRo = Der @erelei9 hintt AUDI n
biB9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

9iegute 5reunOiu. .9u
glaubit garnidt, Ni5si wis pGbs
lerii9 mein Wonn iit!"
n0os lam CT bod erit nod Der
8srbsiratung setporben iein".
= MtBsunit. nDu biit Deis
ner Srou iiberbriiHig9"
~So, unO id Jtaube, iie meiner nod
mebr".
.9am Iobt eud bod f9eibsn!"
% nein; Die 5reuoe 9Onnt ems
benz anoeren bod ni9t".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

- 8etribenb. Serr (su ets
mem &aufmanm: sd meinte ims
mr, Sbr SpRn lei elm 9cnte i'm
taufmGnniiden Sa6e9"
r9l9, bDren g nur ouf, ieBt 1T er
idOn fiiuisebn Sabre 8aufmann uno
tann nod ni9t }mmol einen prNents
Iiden &onturs moden!"
= llnbsputte Selb Ftrt :
iii. ": n9eitern iinb Sic a5er
mai nit einem fur9tbaren glffen
nahbouS gegdn9en".
g.: ygla, Oopon tpiFeu Sic bod
ni9ts2"
o.: pgla, nutiirIif, i9 babe sic
ia bod nad Sous gebra9t".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= @info DE g ads. Ruttsr
gum Sobne): n0oB ii9 Settle pcR
Dir bnt tiiifen Iuhen, i4reibe id ibr
ms 9isnitbud; ipie bride i9 MIDI
Oa i4nea aus. :"
Sobn; rSdreibe bod einfu6: piR
iebr finOerIieb"!"
RationaIDtOnOmi 8ds,
ter gum Stubi9ius SiiffeD: so
oft i'd Did beiu4e. finos if Did i'm
Wirtsbduie; lit bas ituOieren2"
.5reilitb; i9 ur6eite eben on ber-
90iung pirtiduftI;6er gIufgaben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
&Iaffifisiert.

= &Gafftftsiert. n9ottor
WetterIins 1T 5un Director Der me-
teurOlpgiiden Station ernannt nor
ben.
.Gr muB bod elm piTeniduftIider
StUpf iein".
.9lh mas - Elm bDbsr prsoniiisrs
ter 2oubfrOfd III sr, ipsiter nidts".
= GemiitIi9. rSit Der Serr
SursoupOriteber gu fpredsn9"
sd eIaubs ni6t; aber Der Serr,
StsaOsrtrstsr muB idOn mad iein". :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

-8erpIoppsrt. Srnu (mors
gems bic Rteiber reinisenO): Ser
lleber5ieber fart BON S4mub -.
bait pobl bieIe Rndt i'm Gbduhess
9roben 9eIesen2"
Monu: nllniinn. Der GbauHcegrds
ben mar gang rein!"
8orfi6t. .Sie ipollen aIiS
bod nod beirnten".
.Su; obne Srau 1T Oas 2eben 5rI
nii6tern".
.Ro, na - nsriuI5en Sic iid's nur
uidt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= BON feiuem Ston6 :
punfte. Srtnt:r (ipsI9er lisif. bab
Dioesnes ON bsllen Sog nit elmer
2aterne berumsing): rSimmeI, muB
Der beosdt setpeIen iein!"
DieberfIott. 5rau @OIb>
ftein: Der 0Ottrr fdeint iib BON
unierer RoIo ipisDer 5uriidoI5ieben"
Serr @oIOItsin: rGs mar iebens
fons MIR me momsntons @sIbpsrIez
senbeit".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

-8srt9tist. patisnt (5u els
mem beriibmten 9lr5te): nDie - fos
pisl 9sIb nebmen sic fir Die eine
5ruge2"
rNein; fir bic glntpprt."
= Senftble Ratur. 9ants
Oirettor (3u einem 8Ollegen): Sab
len tDnnen sic nift, tpeiI ongebIi9
ous 9eI4Gft gar 10 i4Ie6t gebt; bas
bel 1T Sbre Srau nit 9ienerIGaft
i4on felt brei WlOnaten i'm 9ube, tpie
i'd b0re!"
nSa, ipiIIen Sic, iie tOnnt' bali bos
@Ienb ni4t mebr nit uniebenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
llnfoll. Nuoe: g

nntolI. Cube: r@urum
1afe teun bic Sonb uerbunOeu'"
Gbs: ~Sn Die glrbeit aerotsn".
- 9i9t an &ieI. 8uniers.
sattin Cur So4ter): n5reu Did,
&oio: 9u trie1Et ben iungen Sils
berterg; Pnpa lit nit inn muir nod
Inn einige WliLe cuseinanOer".
= Mit 8orbebalt. 906in:
n8irTt 0u mid au9 ouf Oit 9ausr
Iiebens-
9rsnobier: n9i6 mir srf nal
bon @urer 9auerpurit gu i6meden".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

v9icbcr 9lIircol 8cnn Gu Dem
Otto nift iogit, OoB Oh mid &c.
itcrn nit Dem gluOi i'm Son5iaaI
geicben bait, 10 aebe i6 beutt nit
Tir inS Sbcatcr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
unb Elm iiibcs aiiBdcn! :

RIeine debertreibung.
.Sie iollen ia Elm pobrer &iinitler
i'm idmsrSIoIen 3ubnSieben iein2"
.&ommsn sic MIR gu mir! Sd
fage Sbnen, Sic tperben mad Der
Operation cine freiipiGi9e 2uitbars
feitsIteuer 5u9ien".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= Staubpuntt. Der iunge
8inO6ers roudt nidt, ipieIt nidt,
trintt nur Paher 80"
.9llio Elm psrfettes 9ieb!"
- Der 9nappt. 8erteioiger
(5u einem SnbiOibuum, bos er freibes
iommen baD: .Noren sic ni9t GEE
Itern pdbreno m'iner 9lbtpeienbeit in
meiner Dobnung?"
rBieIu = fsbIt Sbnsu ipos9"
Simmer pGbagpg. rSerr
SduIse bot sic aIio aIs Sdpiesers
Iobn ntSeptiert9"
9pmnoiioIIebrer: sd babe Die
9(ufnobmepriifuns beitdnoen".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= SeBertpbplb. Sine Sepus
tation, bic ipe9eH grb0buug Der 9as
gen pocItelig lperten iollte, purbe
bonn Director ui9t empfangen, angebs
lid pegen beftiser Sab idmer3en!
-Sie Gtsbe bulbetalIes.
Sreunoin: r0a i9pimmt ia elm ros
tes Soar in 9einer Suppe; etelit
9u Did ni9t2"
% nein; bait 9u Ben biibi6en
Sod ebsn ni4t 9eIeben9 -. Nus
beFeu S4nurrbart iheint Oas Saar
gu Iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

@arie9en (5u ibrenb Der co.
len Sduiterei bciIiiienen Souiim:
rNant, 3u fiiBt mir Die SanO9
Ia6eu oas ale I1nner io?"
~@ott betpobre; BLOB mir Saba.
lierel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

9Gurrin: Ser Srise bat iib
mm IoseI &c SanO uffgeriiien."
@ouer: ~lli ie, ba mllB man
gIri' mas gegen MAIDEN; Ser Sitter.
&orIe is geItorbcn, wcil a fec Sc
pidt nj brufigclcgt bat!"
9Guerin: .@aS mcenitG:
miro a 3pcipflmoItiid Ion9en?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

= Sotales 8ergeffen.
Srea: p0d babe i9 Der Sante bic
befddoi9te 8oie gum 9sburtstag ges
ididt, es iollte ousIebeu, oIs OBJ Ser
SenteI erit unterpegs absebru6en
nGre 80"
Wunn: ~Ro - unb2"
~llno nun icbe i'd, boB id ben
SenteI niht beigele9t babe.
% peb! Sbeoterbi6ter: .Ha,
piIen sic, 10 i9Iimm tpie sic es
MAIDEN, mar es bod ni6t; ss Bat BEL
meinem @tiid aud ni9t Elm einSiger
geSiIdt!"
Sbeoterbirettor: v9os CLAUDE id)!
gfi,manO tonu gu sIsi4,r 3sit sdbnsu
unS siidenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Sdlanbcrgcr.

nIa, pobin Ocs 8cgs, Scrr
5oritrat?"
Sen Rops mcincr 5rau ipa5ic'
rem iiibrcu."
r0tit Der 5Iinte?"
mSa, 0a glouben 6ie 2erlte, 6ab
id auf SooO ocbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

-glu6 elm 8runb. r8orum
ptaIt Su beun Die biibf9e 9ertrub
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-01
COUNTY SCHOOL news
Prepared BY


Miss Della Emunson, Co. Supt of Schools,
and Miss Agnes Boyington, Sup. Teacher.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-01

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, residents and tax payers
OF the territory hereinafter described
on the Sth day of May, 1915, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, will apply to
the Circuit Court of Iron county,
/ Wisconsin, at a special term thereof
to be held at the court house in the
city of Washburn, Bayfield, county,
Wisconsin, on said Sth day of Nav,
for an order incorporating, as a vii
lage by the name of Hurley, the terri
tory situated and lying in the towns
of Vaughn and Carey in said county
of Iron, bounded and described with
courses and distances as follows, to-
wit: Commencing on the state line
between Michigan and Wisconsin
where the section line between sec
lions fourteen Q4) and thirteen OBJ
town forty six (46) north of range
two (2) east intersects the Montreal
river, running thence south Oh said
section line, thirty minutes west, two
thousand five hundred thirty four and
four tenths feet (25344) to the quar-
ter post between said sections thir-
teen and fourteen, thence south on
said section line, thirty minutes west.
two thousand six hundred and forty
(2640) feet to the common section cor
ner of sections thirteen, fourteen,
twenty-three and twenty-four in said
town fOrty-fiX, thence south on the
section line between said sections
twenty-three and twenty-four, said
town and range, two thousand six
hundred and forty (2640) feet to the
quarter post between said sections
twenty-three and twenty-fOur, thence
north. eighty-nine degrees west, on
the east and west quarter line of said
section twenty three, five thousand
/ two hundred and eighty feet to the
quarter post between sections twenty
two and twenty three, town and range
/ aforesaid. thence south on the section
line between said sections twenty two
and twenty three, fifty minutes east,
two thousand seven hundred and ten
1 feet to the commons section corner of
sections twenty two, twenty three,
twenty six and twenty seven, town
and range aforesaid, thence south on
the section line between said sections
twenty six and twenty seven, three
degrees and forty minutes west, two
thousand eight hundred four and eight
tenths feet to the quarter post between
said sections twenty SIX and twenty
seven, continuing south on said sec
ton line, three degrees and forty five
minutes west, thirteen hundred and
twenty two feet to the one sixteenth
post between said sections twenty six
and twenty seven, thence south, eighty
seven degrees and thirty minutes east,
two thousand five hundred and forty
four feet to the north and south quar-
ter line of said section twenty six,
thence south, eighty eight degrees and
30 minutes east, two thousand six
hundred and four feet to the section
line between sections twenty five and
twenty six, town and range aforesaid,