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The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
EDIT0R DE0ERVED PITY

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shss hsssisd to ths tssis % - leas two
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wAies asll, ed shs esssisd large
'.eeee." Ths editss vsose thss sAe BRIDE
trsoo wes Q well.liked ses q 4. Gusa.
cd shs 10y sss il W, "Ths bridstreoa
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Ths editor hes ssver bses sbls to
s@Hese il viii ths Csaas end Soiths end
I'll q thea asit takisl ths pspss.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The lntsrier.
u. s. Land OGcs a Lamar. Celo.

Department Of the lntsrier.
U. $. Land O9cs st Lamar, .Cslo,
Fsbrxsry 2l, 1915
Notice 10 hereby sves hat Robsrt L. McCsy Of Webb
Ceo. whe. % March II. 1918. nads houssassd eutry
Ne 0l2o9o. for souhwsst quarter section H.
26 south. r.ass z west. sad March 20. 1915, made
additional Asaessesd sstsy. Ne. 0l85l2 isr sorihwesi
susrtsr section H. owashp % SOUTH rsass Y west Oh
erscpsi meridian. has Sled so.cs d nsa,os 10 make sas
three yser proof. establish cisim The land above
dsecrbsd before The Register ssd Rscsivsr At Lamar
Colorado. % The 26sh day Of April. 1915.
Clsineat eames - witnssses: Perry McAlexssder
J:An o. Tsylee. David B. Webb a.d Jshs w. Hill al ei
Wsbb Colorado.
3o-A A. L. Beavers, Res,.,e,
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
VIII Sacrifice
Strictly High
Grade Piano

For immediate sale The Denver
Music Company will sacrifice q
strictly high grade piano which is
at holly. Liberal terms. Partic-
nlars furnished upon application
I, to The Denver Music Company at
Denver, Colo
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE ron PUsLlc~r,oN.
Dse.r...st q the ia,.rio-.

Oapartnsnts d the iatssio-,
U. s. Lss1 Oses q, Lamar, Cols
February %. 1915.
Notice is hereby gives that George W. Ws,ea sf Holly.
le whe Dscenbe, s. 1910. msde homsstesd entry,
Me- oso2 Tor south half sea,hw.. quarter. souh hsli
southeast s.srssr ssciiss asd hsH sea,hwss,
principal meridian. has Sled aotics Of ias.on 10 make
issl three proof establish claim tie lasd shove
s:serbsd before L. n. ZsIaser. u s. Cenissioasr q,
C!sisnent ssmss wtnsssss: G. E. Fortnsy.. r, Y,
Fowler. J. Tsslsy ssd Franz Sears al sf Holy Cso
Ai.4o A. L. Beavers. RsGistsr. &
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Dspsrtnest d he iatsr;sr.
". s. Lead O6es ct Lamar. Cels.,
February q. 1915
Ce'ers1o. whs. January II. 1913. asls komss.s.d
s.ry Me- olzs42 tor south hall. section 20 township g
sossh range z vest Oh pr;aeipa srsa. has Sled sece
-intsao. 70 make saa hres proof 10 establish oisi
to the lard sbsvs described. before L. n ZsIassr u S.
Cemmissieaer. st his e6cs. at Holly Colorado on he
9Th day Il Aprtl. 1916
cLi.... .:.s. .. wi,....... D.,id 3. w.bb. jam.
": Wslsn.: he.ss A. Wssb end Claude C. Hilton, .l
sf Wshh. Csiersde.
4l.4e A. L. Beavers. REGISTER.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
a. I. Beavsrs. Res,s,er
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.

Oepsrtmenf OF the Inferior.
U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
February 2l. 1916.
Notice !. hereby given that Wilson 7. Jones.
OF Plains. Colo. who. on April 8. 1911. made
homestead entry. No. 010174. for south half Of
section q. township 26 south. range 43 west,
9th principal meridian. has fled notice Of inten.
tion to make FINAL three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before L. N.
Lslinser. v. S. Commissioner. at his Office. at
Holly. Colo. on the 24th day Of April. 1916.
Claimant names - witnesses: Harvey Stewart,
Ed. -Dupree. William Jones and Aaron B. Neil.
al Of Plains. Colo.
1914 A. L. Beavers. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
Rank FooIlshness

You oessssioaslly go il stated that colds
do cot result froo cold weather. That
10 sssk loolishssss. Wsss il true colds
would Be % pssvaIsst in aidsuaner - il
midwistsr. The aicsobs that causes colds
aousishss il damp. cold weather. To e
rid Of cold take Chsnbssisin's CouSh
Reeedy. II 10 e9setsal ssd 10 highly re.
eoaaeaded BY people who hsvs used il
Tor osay yeass % oeessioa required. ssd
kaow ,ts real vslus. ObtsinsbIe every.
whore.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
SIGN OF Good Dinsstiou

Sign Of Good Digestion
When you zee zee cheerful and happy
old lady you may know that she has food
Digestion. II your Digestion 10 impsired
or il YOU do not relish your meals take q
'doss ol Chsmberlain's Tablets. They
ssrenlthaa the stomach, improve the di.
lestioa and cause . fentle movement Of
the bowels. Obtaiaable everywhere.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUsLicATloR.

Departmsas Il the latssior.
U. S. Lssd Otses d Lamar. Colo.,
Jassary II. 1915.
Nstce is hereby given that George H. Mickey. Jr. ef
Hely. Css.. whs Ausus, 10. 1911. nsas Lsasstssd
ssry No. oi0928. for hsH section g towsshp Is
south. II Oh priscieal asraaa. has Sled
sh c.i to the land shove deserbsd. before L. N. Zsl
sssr, U 5. Cenmissener. Hsuk. cele.. The l4th
day Of March, 1915.
el.i.ss. s.nas. :. wi,ns..... Cecil Hart. E. ii.
Colorado.
ssa A. L. Beavers. REGISTER.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24

The chic little bonnet hats and
chau6eur's caps in bonnet styles
are extremely stylish. Miss Tsy-
loF has several new items in these
hats. Visit her shop in Adamek's
Jewelry store.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
FOR SALE

l6O acres p miles north of Hart
man; frame house 14x14; goo.'
we'll; enclosed with two. wire fence
price $4,000. For further partic
ulars write
ANDREW FREEL.
$685. Soldier, Kans.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
%3-1 A. I. Beavers. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
4S-4s A. l. Beavers. Rss;sssr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
!, osesrs.... M Il The ls.sr;.s,

Oepertment 81 the Iatsfier,
U. 8. Lsad O6cs q Lamar, Cee.
MarsA II, 1915.
Nstics is hsreby sivss that Miaaie NJ HssmocL Of
Hsly. Celes.le. whe. May 2. 1911. nsae hemssssa
say ssss No ol00 Tor aershss.t quarter q section u
ts~s:le q SOUTH n wsst. 6h prac;sal nesdis.
e sstsbisl es to The Asa shove DESCRIBED Lssrs L. NJ
Zasssss. U. s. Coanissiese ii Holy cssseIe .. he
l8.h day sf May. 1915.
Claiasat ss.ss o. Witnesses. Owsa T.. Bsssker
Me.iss Sts~an. Alfred Viaes.s. J. H. Chsssy. .l d
Holly. Csless1s.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24

Holly, Colo, Feb. II, 1916.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Az announced in last weeks Cheain. sole pro-
pietor of the Holly Auto Company Garage will hence
forth devote all Of my business
in oil ts branches having capable of assistants who will
devote their time to the following departments:
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
In the repairing of automobiles boast of many years'
practical experience and job large small
receive the prompt of corps compeent
chancs. All We ask 10 a trial.
VULCANIZING
We prepared do vucanizng superior kind
at the shortest possible notice. and prices
ELECTRICAL WORK
In all that the word implies A thorough electrician con-
santy at servceday night Ali guaranteed
PLUMBING
The services Of competent plumber frequently
property owner dollars during the year. We
employ AL experienced plumber can be
OXYACETYLENE WELDING
In this department acknowledge no superior and are
ready at all times to do this difficult work Investigate
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
We stand back Of every job undertaken having an
equipment second this Estimates cheerfuy
furnished. A trial will convince you
Hoping to receive share Of your and earnestly
inviting you to visit our Garage, remain
Yours very truly.
J. TREFZ
Propr Holly Auto Co. and Garage
=.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land OfHce at Lamar. Colo.
February 8. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that James H. Cheney
OF Holly. Colorado. who. on January Is. 1912.
made homestead entry. No. 0l1378. for south.
east quarter. section is. and northeast quarter.
section 22. township Is south. range 42 west.
6h principal meridian. has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make final three year proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described. before L. N.
Lalnger. U. 5. Commissioner. At his Office At
Holly. Colo. on the 9Th day Of April. 1916
Claimant names witnesses: Albertus E.
ewis. WIN. W. James. Frank kimmel. Owen
!. B.ugher. all Holly. Colorado.
3S.43 A. l. Beavers. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department q the Interior.
U. S. Land OHice At Lamar. Colo..
February 8. 1915.
Notice is hereby given thR George W.
Griffith Of Webb. Colorado. who. on May II.
lSll. made homestead entry. No. 0lO555. for
lots ! and 2. east half northwest quarter. Sec
lion Z. township 26 south. range ~ west. and
on Sept. "a. 1914. made additional Homestead
entry. No. Ol4S91. for lot Is. soathea,t quarter
southwest quarter. section 6. township 26 south.
range AZ west. and east half northeast quarter.
section IL. township 26 south. range 43 west.
9th principal meridian. has fled notice Of intsn-
tion to make final three year proof. to establish
claim to the land shove described, before L. N.
ZsInser. U. 5. Commissioner. At Holly. Colo.
on the 9th day Of April. 1915.
Clsimant names - Witnesses: Leonard Ten.
dick. George H. Mavis. both Of Holly. Colo.
a. B. Wells, J. W. Walton. both Of Webb.
Colorado.
3643 A. L. Beavers. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
SMILES

To lsbsieaae ths wheels oi fate thereS
soehiaS like . sails. Il snakes Tie toiaS
easy s.d sof W trsds III shs while. A
sailiss iees vill = more 6oed thss doe.
sess' deps ssd piiis. Il psts ths ehssr in
ehsssfslssss ssd ssrss YOU Of YOUR ilis.
By soaliat yos vill catch the light and
sissls With shs rsys Of our old 500 who
ksows 10 aifhss bst bright ord pssasass
dsys. Jsst swisl 10 lioe ard esa the
blsss cd soils ED dos't eoaplais- The
clouds you'll 6sd viii clear away ed ssa-
shiss follow sais. Not only will il Do
vos food 70 sooe through With soils.
but I'll you eoas II coatset with viii iai.
tsts your style. ED thus trss hspeiasss
you tais. bSt u 20 other way ess yos Be
truly happv. % just Try it Tor dsy5 ssd
sots the ehsats il makes in yos aad 10
tie osss yos osst ed wsteh ths troueA
hike 10 to elsss aad diseostsst retreat.
Sueeess 10 sailss eoansreislissd. they
lst yos By for fais, 90 join ths brother
hood Of sailes dsd Mssoa jsr yous esre.
-Lorin n. Cisfles.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
bids will be received by the
Board Of Trustees of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Hartman.
Colorado, for the construction of
a frame church building. Bids to
be opened ct Hartman State
bank on April Is. the board re-
serving the right to reject any
and all bids.
Apply to
B. A. ROBBINS.
Hartman, Colorado. for plans
and specifications.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
NEW07 THAT'S II.

Died.
Eiopsd,
Married.
Divorced.
'isd 6rs.
Eabssslsd,
Abseos6sd.
Lett tows.
Visited you.
Sold fsro.
Bees arrested.
Coos 70 towa,
Bosfht . h0os.
Robhed Church,
Cslled % o4iess.
Bess ssssssiastsd.
Coooitsd ssisids.
Fallea froo - sirship,
Bees struck BY ~ sseeaobils,
Thet's Nsws. Press Msia 81.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-24
At Chas. Hinton's Residence
NOTICE roR pusLicATioN.

NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Dsssstneat si the is.ss;er.
v. s. laad O8cs ai Lsnss. Csts
March II. 1915.
nsses ID ksrs6y sissa that Mary A. Lstham Of Holly
CslfA1s. ~As. Jsausry T. 1913 made kosstssd snry
ssrisl Ne. 0i24 i0f ls,s and south hail. asrtksast
quarter T. is~ashp q sssh, range e ~sst Oh
pri.eipal nsrdss. hes Sled u .tsssioa 10 aLs
6asl tAsss ysss presf ssssA es 10 De lsaA sbovs
At Holly. CsIsss1s. % tAs l9sk asy Il Nay. 1915.
clsiasst asnes Witnesses. Aksst Wsi,os, Edward
Walton. O. E. Hsrsws Frank Scare. oil et Holly Cs!o.
redo;
4a1 A. I. Beavers. Register.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Dspsrtass, u the is,srsr.
v. s. Lss@ OEcs q Lamar. Csle.,
March II. 1915
Nscs is ksrsby gives that Oscar E. Hsrswsi ef Hely
Colorado. ~hs Septsaber o. 1912 made ko,nsstsed
satry. ssrei Me- 0l136 fss ssSthssst quarter sscss
ss~nsle q south. .aa Aer 7. 1914 made hoass
esry ts1deasD Me- 0l4229 Tor aerhsas susrtss, sec.
ties tswa:Ais = s.s,L. rs.s. 2 ~ss,. Oh .r.e,sl
r.sri1aa hss Sled sstics sf ateatioa 70 make ~
three ssse estsbEsh eiai The is.d shsvs as.
sssAs1. ksfses L. N. ZaIassr U. s. Ce.mississsr :,
heay. cslssASe. - ihs i5th 1sy 4 Nay. 1915.
ClsiAs.. .sasss witasssss Mary A. Latkan, Ahsrt
Welssa. Edward Wssss. fraak Sssss. On sf tislly
1S-49 A. l. R..v.rs p..:.s..
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
Cify EstTnste-

$50 ca yis excavation
1eSoS ineal recf ~ new ruhstone
iu ar S.f0'R Med circles FUR
nieHeU fy contractor
7Q Nds ittc--a0ncr~t
iNNtural Lake Asphn1ff ON .turh
e.rrrrte foundation paving
ga. yts, concrete under and
behind rurh
ga 50 Lineal feet ~ retaining
.Ilun llt MAAIna rnrh NAY he maal
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
City Precincts Beat
Option In Jackson

JACKSON. Mitch. April Cons
plete returns today show that JACK
son county remained wet by tTa ma.
iority The vote was the heaviest
ever cast IL the county and The
election Vas IN doubt until the last
Of The ci'v precincts were heard
from Tne drvs carried the town.
81 ps ~ 20 1926 bur the city
r4rrst "a heavy wet vote % 5.le3
net ard 81, dry
william Alden Smith carrieH the
county over Henry Ford and VII
liam simpson Ford ran closely 20
smith vaa Smrso1 poor third
william 4 Comstock defeated Et
win o WooLL1- be Democratic ma
T-onaI multtoemar- t--s1Ite gTeaE
e-or-s an the par of Woods sup
ro-ters
The Rerae rofe was greatly
p excess W tha easy o. the Demo
cats 0ti- Tie Progressive vote
was verr gt ar~a being 8hout
zoo otas tss ~ '9ta, vo,e ~ ~
80 cast ae county The vnteys
RI rhe approved te1d ssue
fo- t7ooea for fhe erection ~ 2
new cifs hosp ana t.e improve
ment y lie water f4m
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
SMITH AND
FORD NECK
AND NECK


millionaire bad gone before The PEG
pie as a "tavor,te sou. and Ire
early returns showed ths, The peo-
PIC hold Mr. Ford N higbes, respect
and are willing 70 % hlrn highest
h0nors,
Mr. Ford was given majority
over United states Senator william
Alden Smith. Who conducted An ac-
tive campaign; o. 44ss in conpls'e
city returns Nineteen precincts
IN the townships fsve rrE sutDu0
bile manufacture 634 more
Partial returns from out ~ the
state lowered Mr. Fords majority 20
about 5000
The iEhfness ~ 'hstsoi. il an
other note worthy feature ~ The frst
presidenual primary 81 Michigan.
There was no Interesting contest ~
coax the voters 20 the polls outside
Fthe nght between Democratic IA.
tional Committeeman r O. wood
and his opponent. william A. Com
stock. OF Alpena
Mr. Coms'ocks friends conducted
hard campaign p his behalf. bg'
the returns indicate that 'he ma
chine candidate has been re-slected
a host OF federal omceholders q
Michigan having been marshaled "a
his assistance when The cOmsfoc k
campaign grew hot "A
As cvideuoe of the strong machine
vote that went oaf for wood. Mr.
Wood received geo votes 10 de foist
OF dc foisi Billy 30 haws prc-
cinct 70 is presumed that Bolshas
went out for his friehd Judge Con
nollf The vote cast % Bo1shaw s
precinct Tor secretary OF state on
the Democratic ticket al The lasi
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals Will be- rect0vef
81 The 0fUCe or The department n
Public Works. Detroit Mich. until
Thuraday. Apr. Q. 1915. ~ 10 O'Clock
n m. eastern standard time az which
time and place they VIII be- opened.
for furnishing All labor and material
except iron manhOie rings md COW
crs. whlrh XIII te furnished by Tho
city md building and finishing com
pt"fN together with rho back ming
nccnrdinE 90 tho rl1na and speclnca-
tions Dn flo tn N office the fol-
lowing brick srr.ef .fo-v wit
Tuxodo-eve sewer from Twelfth
street 20 tho western Highland Park
limits Length ~ sewer. 1920 feet.
Length ~ y 0-in 81 ~ -. i.2fS
feet Three manhOleF
Each bidder must deposit with his
BID enclosed In a. separate rnvriope.
p certified bank check PAYABLE 20 tho
order ~ tho Department. 81 rnhic
lows
Tnsrao avonpe sewer. $1,000
Which sum Wilb he forfeit TO tho
Department in fnfs the oder falls
after ~" acceptance of bis or their
toudcf and will he returned 80 The
contractor upon proper execution -
kiF cnuttaf' lgnd NDnfrncts rs -
eutiert 90 tne npprovaN ~ tho Conn
mon Council Tho Nfddar WHOSE ten
der o. accepted VIII hf required 20
furnish Win lig contract nn approx
81 aurnfr bond 80 tho Dffr 80 Detroit
in the fnil amount ~ contract.
The department of Public Workr
expressly reserves tho right 10 reject
ans or all srr0uDaaIs.
Chcrka aud proppsaie ~ 10 placed
In rrr nr0ta envelopes Ali proposals
Co ho made iu duplicate
tiis GEORGE ~ FENk ELL.
B-fIe Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04

dependent voters and turned Them
tDsthe dry side
Not until early Tuesday morning
did the drys concede Jackson cogu
ly though they had ciassed 81 as
doubtful even before ne voting be-
gan lnshsm iney expected 10 20
dry by a email majority ard nhea
IL was announced his majority
might reach 2.5Ql there was A. real
celebration in dry headQlsrters
Summing 3, al up. ,he drys made
some gain 10 territory. nhne the
vets made none B1t beyond nat
the inability of The vets 10 recover
a single no-license county was the
most important featurs. showing
that people who had tried prohibit
ton approved o, q;
The population % TIRE tro corn-
ties captured from the vets e u.s..
2s7.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
DRYS WIN
TWO NEW
COUNTIES

tory for the drys vas scored IN
fngham county. where returns are
M ret incomplete FIRE t-t a - -
OF the city OF Lansing. accounted a
wet stronghold, recorded dry ma.
jority OF l0l.
. The seven counties held oy the
vets rolled up heavy liquor major
tiles. Delta and Manistee where the
/ question had never before beensvol.
ed upon gave the saloon men more
than / 900. Jackson county, second
largest In which a vote was taken.
remained wet by 47s
Scboolcraft, In the upper PENN
sula. showed little interest in the
election and remained wet by vote
,of So.
4 Og~msw remained wet by il2 az
against 10 In 1914
Wexford county. where an excep-
tionally heavy vote was cast. VIII
remain dry by substantial major.
ity.
The drys may well crow over the
fact that they lost not 50 much as a
single county. The vets have at
least the satisfaction OF knowing
they carried seven counties ont or
: the 1s that were voting. In these
seven. they worked an argument
that appealed TO many men who "a.
vor prohibitionz-namely. that they
! should be given chance TO live I'M
: al the statewide election in the
Z fa1f which may put them ss1f or
business, anyway This plea. ac-
cording to Walter j. Toshai, Wayne
county dry campaign manager. &C
counts for tho wet successes
"As TO the general situation said
Hoshal. Il should say II WAS more
than satisfactory. Ingham. Meoosta,
Wexford and Roscommon stayed dry
and with Barsga and Glare added.
that gives the drys majority OF 85
Dry 10 IS wet counties In Michigan.
Incidentally. every dent we can
make into the upper peninsula r. a
big boost In the statewide campaign
and while Baraga hasn't a great deal
Of population. II has p saloons.
Glare. of course, has only four ga.
looms
Grant NJ, Hudson, state suporinten.
cent OF thk Ahti.Saloon league. talk
ing over the telephone, said after The
returns from .ingham had been com
rletcd that one 81 The biggest fac
tors In the campaign there was a
speech made by Homer G. Vuraud
Tor the vets nufand closed the
campaiEn NHh a ialk that was Ao
fuii - personal attacks on every one
conneetsc Al all prominently with
The orr eagtes be antagonispd the in.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
GILBERT AVENUE

trrE rlaa street. e.. warren aver o.
:! s,rs~- ar = PUP
rs i,- Nr8-e r-.-
rres F-sy F-ed Fas wst 1-,.,
SaaIts Sm Sr. 4r &tr
Meuz rex wsk 6al naH
o. III n,iriar ra.t,sf r.s-5
Baer Fred HI-k. TEas sopi,ew-
Re-rsn' & s--.wr--r1 1T,
thony Bru Is sr. stan pisarst an
ys5a sSss.sa! aur. .1,,A" Rg5l.as r
aeare sN Hak sla' s' go. sa ,'a1,lss'
4 ron ~ i.., "I,br &C., &C., sy W..
Eewatsk N -<--+aisz.ar r-s9 sf.rrtr
Anna Efaryt.t r = !.
xee P-nfneuiar saving Bang ION
Masnsr r cas-i.i Issr rswlo f2' y i
c earn '''f Bariam nons' Hlre,,. lean =
S,s $500 1sr silIsDrtn 5l'ler ana - al
o,heru;faa ntere..ed n ar ~ ne
iots ana premises inciuSei "a ne
CIV ~ Re,ro5t WAN. 'r,on,.. 49,
gar ,o-.
lots ~ - -. bo,h .,rfes,v. lo.s
b. bo,h '2 ne ,9s.s' isSn 9's M.f - s
., iot =, p & sss city q, Detroit.
rrs r n y II ii1t- 81 t--H - 70
both inclusive lots "a % 81 hofn IN
elusive lots 30 20 90 both inclusive
lots ia TO ~. both Inclusive. All IN
block s-Wesson and Tnzeraoirs
SUD 81 LOT g. OF p =. No. ass
Lots II 70 a.. both Inclusive and
lotr ~ 20 50. both NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. Linz-~s sun OF the civ 4 a. lot
No. 7. % Csmpar's sub % r g No
7ss
Lots II 20 20. both ipciusfv. ami
lots ~ ~ 70 both inc1usiye--HoW
ards sub. % a part Of p. r ass. n
o, Mich ave
Lots 20 20 - both inclusive; lots
- 10 az both inciusive lots 90 70
81 10th Inclusive lots las % if7.
tpfr inclusivs Henry Schiilers
eub ~ = 7 3, Of The sub n ?. q
2ss
Lots 20 II, both inclusive and
lots 80 - az both Inclusive Wax-
ner's sub ~ 80 acres % lot 4.
r g 2fg
Lots - 20 -. both Inclusive lots
~ 20 49, bath Inclusive i0ts i7e
20 -. both inclusive wagner Broe.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
BESEIGED
BY POSSE,
KILLS SELF
Continues from rsEe onel.

back. oy fast firing. a group o.
friends ho tried 20 approach and
ak him or % his madness ne
watched o. an sides whenever a
head appeared he shot az II
Police and she-- established a
guard line almost hall mile from
the home and would no, lat anyone
approach After dark ne Gordon
drew close 70 prevent Dsonley's es-
cape a period ~ quiet started afte
midnight and shortly before dawn
Sheriff OTell creDt silently 10 20
he house and broke IN He found
Doniey's body
Donlsys victims. whom he shot
as they we're passing his home
Eers
" z. 5oynA ho.elkeeper John
Ciuni. Thomas Gallagher. chief o.,
police Theodore Watts. shipysro
owner and Mrs. Edwin " Post
Donley T. believed 70 have been
driven insane ~ brooding over VIA,
be ihonKht RnA a plot az TIA neigh
bors 20 have him arrested And pun
ished for shooting ducks our % sea
son
re vas arrested several dsv- 20
and a. no time % DEAN wac arsit.
lax fr1a. Neighbors derry they
we're presenting him
before barricaciug hls home. Don
icy crowded HE wife ard four chill
dren into a room and turned 90 he
gas. locking ne door a. he went
ont Mrs Doniey escaped By A eel.
lar stairway hurried away with The
children and then returned 70 her
husband He drove her on bl, his
shotgun failed 70 Ere when he a..
tempted 20 shoot her
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04

Posters announcing he Truth
ABOUT preparedness" mass meeting
are Being distributes throughout the
down ,oNn Districts today by various
Women ~ Detroit among them the
Misses Hodges and Mrs "
Schloss The poster IS somewhat
obscure bun SHOWS rh- armies %
The world henE lured ~ a hlaze ~
what they see ga INN rrtal glory and
falling iSnominiously over a pred
pice inf0 a bottom ess abyss Arts.
traIr II IL an that could oe desir-
% Walker & Co are paS'lng NJ
the b.ll board posters IRE % charge
ana tae Kressc Co. has donated a
aan "A a screen for moving pictures
upon re subject
The Detroit times., 1916-04-04
Calhoun County
Goes for Smith

MARSHAL. M'ch Ap-+l An
calhoun county. 50 ont % vs. pre-
cincts give Ford So Smith ssS.
simpson 90 For national commit
teemau Wood 9s' Comstock 54S
In Marshall The Republicans had
their a-st landslide in 90 years, they
elected their entire city ticker, cap
tured all the aldermen except one
go' two ~ The rou- supervisors and
Two 81 the four consfahles