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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

IG,A
 Prescott Arizona, August 2l, l9l6 B0 o & 0 43yaPo o Co4P M oI o met pursuant to ad Present William Stephens Chairman; Henry j. suder Member R T. Board of Equalization accordance The following received and August l2, 1916. You are hereby ordered directed to reconvene County division H. Paragraph 4s9 Revised Statutes Arizona 1913 Civil Code and PGe @ upon and add to the To & Papa County for the n5 @ g 3af c 6o to % following 1 dcseed @ opi 0' Consolidated Arizona STeng & Company mtsS vaued at SOS @ 6 Victory No, Z
 By ''d?5 sFaTE 2l f4s TAX COMMISSION, Attest: (Signed) Chas. R. Howe, Chairraan. M gPe g I sssi B9y5e dd m % Roll, for ,. o6 & Io Td n 6 g above @ o I b M HG % Ie done @ The following letter received from the State Board Ea"5zaton; Hon. of Supervisors Yavapa County, Prescott Arizona: compliance with Paragraph 435 Statutes your year 9i6 by s5 Verde & Railway Company 2626 miles of railroad $2oOo per mile 3l5l2OOo making reduction of 7878OOO gated nd or Subject Thereto assessed to h abo Company and in the class of Dry Farming and Grazing and reduce the valuation thereon 5000 being l14ooOO Increase sheep s4oO head making valuation of S4s5241oO and an increase of s1, 5000
 Raise the aessen on the patSatSd @ mining claims m of the Jerome Yer SaO per acre valued S'Yoo making a" increase 0 com5s@ Ss s 5ns @ @ % the s 1's s % a % 3 % % % s S6G SGGP S
 
 Raise the patented claims of the Cleopatra of 96O0 $250O0 valued $l62O making of $3 766.5O
 Raise the assessment patented mining claims of the LIS S6O valued &53 valued SlQO4O making S 5S6E.
 By order of the Attest sgned5 sgeID cRa has R Howe ch Chairman l (Signcd Jesse L. Boycc, Secretary"
 Upon the Clerk instructed change the assessment rolls Nap County the % accordance with the above order which accordingly
 Thupon Board Equalization adjourned and the Board mme Mir Tei F. Bailey and Mr. F. H. Baldwin appeared before by the Board establishing Justice Pre- Bailey asked reconsider the stated making The the County Attorney submit whether the Board Supervisors had the thoty ecstabsh Jerome Junction Precinct this invited conduct the laying the stone for avapa 
 Upon notion the
 
 hereby adopted the Matter Taxes for State County School and other PurposeI being the day required by Chapter Ill., Title 4 Para required the shall be levied School and other Therefore, being the third Monday Augusta the following proceedings had: following adopted Tax Rate f lvapa the l9l6 for State County School and other purposes
 Tax Yavapa Purposes High School Ckdale High School No School No 2o | School District g Bonded School No H. Bonded School District No 15 Bonded School District School District No Bonded School District No 2e Bonded School District No 40 Bonded School District No Bonded or
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be levied for sinking
 
 to of No R.
  ted the footing with of be admitted footing providing million applied bonds Mcopa Pima ties which said bonds validated approved and confirmed by the Act
  @ % each $OOOO valuation for the redemption bonds ordered creating sinking fund provide for the redemption of refund ed bonds of Yavapai County
 The payroll of officials and employees for the period ending
  in the Expense ,to-wit:
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  of the the day The the order establishing Justice Precincts might etabhshcd; thoroughly discussed and the Board believing be for the of abolish ordered that change be made the order establishing the Justice Prccinct ts.of Navapa
 appearing Nedne at 30 o'clock a.. WM STEPHENS, Chairman
 R. T. BELC4ER
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
Household Helps.
6Y MARY LIE e.

The winter days are essentially
toy days for the little people. 1t is
damp and cold. rainy or snowy, and
the play hours out OF doors are like
ly TO be limited. So the great ques-
ton arises, How shall we amuse
Betty or Bobbie?' as the case may
be.
In selecting toys for children Ii is
well 10 remember that the child
mind is a simple little mechanism.
capable OF being contented with very
little. but, on the other hand. like
the kitten or puppy, easily distract
cd by novelty.
Too many toys and too complicat-
ed toys, instead OF serving the pur-
pose OF amusement. really irritate
and make the child nervous.
A young mother came 10 me one
day much distressed about her small
son.
Every afternoon about 4 o'clock
he begins TO cry and sometimes he
works himself up into a perfect ner-
yous paroxysm. have sent for the
doctor two or three times, but moth
ing seems to do any good?"
How long has he had these at
tacks?" asked.
well. ii was about week after
Christmas that he began to be so
bad He has always been a nervous
child. but never like this
What did he get for Christmas p
/ asked, and there was long list
recited
And, oh, | forgot his grandfath'
CT gave him the most wonderful me.
chanical railroad track with the lit
tie trains running about, and signal
towers. electric lighted. stations.
bridges-the most perfect reproduc-
tion OF q railroad system. you see.
we want the boy to develop along
these lines, for his father and grand
father are civil engineers
And do YOU think for a small
child TO sit and watch a mechanical
engine buzz about on tracks in re-
sponse to the process of winding up
with key is likely TO develop that
genius?" inquired. Ten to one all
the child is getting out OF the toy
is too much nervous stimulation.
Put the track away for awhile Get
him a box of building blocks. and
let him put his own ingenuity and
imagination into the creation OF
something and you will be resting
his nerves and developing his lat
ent capacity at the same time.
The mother departed a little in
credulous, think. But she came
back In couple of weeks to tell me
that was right. The building blocks
were In high favor the track had
been forgotten, and the fts of cry
ing were things Of the past.
| wish playrooms as well as play
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
MOrtuaI'y

DANDY--Feb. I.. died suddenly. John
w. aged 50 years. beloved husband
OF Mary and father of John. Joseph
and Essie Dandy, Mrs. John Dine:
Mrs. Wm. Hanamsn. Mrs. Fred
CRUDE Funeral from residence.
iiss Helen-ave., TUESDAY. Fen. 10.
at 10 a. m. Sarnia papers please
copy.
GALKE-Feb. IL. at her residence.
1924 Fairview, Ottilie, aged II. wild :
ow of the late Ferdinand Cake and
dear mother OF Max. Funeral Tues
day. = o'clock, from residence.
HUBBEIIs-Feb. i3, at her residence.
11i1 Third-ave.. Catherine L.. aged
81 years. widow of the late Ma
thaniel j. Hubbell and mother OF
the late Fred II. Hubbell, sister or
Mrs. Il. NJ Dewey. rs. and Mrs. En-
ma Moxon, so Funeral Wednes-
day at p. IN. Burial at Woodmere.
LABACk--At his residence. 66Oh
Clinton-st, Feb. IL, Michael. hus-
band OF Mary Funeral from resi-
dence, Monday at IL n. m. Buria
at owosso, Mich. Tuesday morning
LENTON--John. at Ford hospital
formerly OF 312 Custer. Funera
Tuesday. y. m. at Haley's under
taking pariors. lnterment at Ever
green.
McI<ENZIE-Feb. IS. at the residence
of his brot.:er. 132t Fifteenth-st
Frank, beloved brother OF Davic
and James Mckenzie. Funeral
from residence Tuesday at p. m
MII.LER-Feb. 12. 1916, Rose, aged
46 years ) months "a days. daring
and Leonard Miller. at the residence
OF her sister. Mrs. William Tay'
Ior. 7s4 Seyburn-ave. Notice or fu-
neral later.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
YPSILANTI

The Pythian Sisters gave a thim-
bic bic party Monday afternoon In Castle
Donald Crist. who takes the part
OF Gen. Grant In the movie produc-
tion. THE Birth OF a Nation" which
II being shown this week at the
Whitney theater In Ann Arbor. Is a
son-in-law OF the late Frederic H.
Or. 4. II. Leeson recently received
an anonymous letter containing ~
bin. The writer stated that he OF
she had at one time robbed the con
and the dollar was TO pay for the
sum taken. and the surplus was to
be considered as Donation
Miss Edith steerc. a member OF the
Ypsilanti high school faculty, recent
ly lost her pocketbook containing
ti725. She left her handbag I'm the
Ann Arbor n. J. A. G. IL. X. waiting
room II was sfterward claimed Sy
a woman representing herself as the
owner. but unknown to Miss steere.
Lewis ostrander Is critically III In
81. vineent's hospital. Toledo.
The new Ford sedan siyen by NJ,
@. Day To his daughter, Miss imoe
Belle. is on exhibition in the window
OF the Wiedmann garage.
rrof ~ q. Lott. OF the Normal
faculty viii lecture Thursday and
Friday at teachers institute III
William II. Smith. OF Lowell-st.. has
suffered relapse.
Miss Pearl Clark. OF the Triangle
apartment house. was surprised sat
urday evening by number or her
friends Games and supper were
features of the evening.
The following is the cast selected
from the High school senior class
who will present Shakespeare MS
You Like II" on the evening OF FRI
day March -; Rosalind, Marion
Holmes. Celia. Jessie Bird, Phoebe,
Esther Haas; Audrey. Iva Beach
Touchstone, Glen Banks Orlando,
Clarence Ponton; oliver, John Hub
bard: Frederick. James Palmer
jacques. James Breakey: Amiens.
Louis Wolter; william, William MIL :
Ter: Duke. Jesse Miller: Shepherd.
CIifford Fishbeck. Sylvius. Harold
Augustus, Adam. Fred Meyer: at
tendan,s and others viii bo chosen
later. The play will be given under
faculty committee consisting OF
Miss Carrie T.. Mcknight, Miss Car.
rie Hardy. Miss Ellen Hoffman aud
Prof r. A. walpole. and student
committee made up OF Miss Marion
Holmes. Jesse Miller and James PAL
mer hTe place OF the presentation
has not been definitely decided upon.
The Daughters OF Veterans enter
tanned AT an AT home Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
Ground Retaken,
Says French Report
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS, Feb. l4.-German troops
captured 200 yards of French
trenches east OF Seppois, in Upper
Alsace. the French war Office ad
mitted in an Official statement this
afternoon. but most or the lost
ground was retaken by French
counter.ittack.
The war Office statement indicat
ed no important changes in the sit
uation in the Champagne, or north
OF Arras, where the Germans and
French have been locked IT, desper
ate struggles for more than "A
hours.
The German onslaught IL upper
Alsace wa preceded by most VIC
lent BON bardment that wrecked por
tions OF French trenches. Before
the Teutons could dig themselves In
they were driven out of most OF
the newly-conquered positions.
The war Office reported French
victory in a bloody encounter at the
village of Frisc, south of the
Somme
Sunday afternoon We captured
several GERMAN trenches said the
Official statement. THE Germans
counter-attacked a Germany com.
pany was decImated, excepting 10
men. who were made prisoner. The
German losses we're considerable.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
RIVER ROUGE

Albert pomcrance was tried Mon
day morning In Justice Harry A. Me-
mRnn's court. on complaint or his
wife on n charge of being disorder
ly. lie was sentenced To serve n 30
day term In the county jail
The official board OF the Utopia
club will tender smoker to cluo
members. Monday evening, in the
club rooms.
here will be n pedro party in O. l..
OF L. school hall. Tuesday afternoon.
Officers elected by the River Rouge
Holy Name society. Sunday evening.
are: Daniel j. Goniea, president:
George Merrill. vice-president; Fred
La Prise. secretary; and Frank G;
Nedesu. treasurer. Ushers appointed
for the ensuing year are; Fred Perry
and George SIR.
The local tent. Tribe OF Ben Hur.
will give dancing party. Monday
evening, In L.abadie's hall
Andrew Novak. who has been Ill
for several weeks in Emergency hos
pital. Ford. returned home saturday.
NJ Schracky. Manitowac. Wis, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
A Valentine dancing party will be
given Tuesday evening I'm o. J.. OF l.,
hall Ivy the &. X. a L. Of a.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
BIRMINGHAM

Rev. J. O. Foot. OF Lake Odessa, Ia a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Foot
Nartin-st.
school gave a party In the school Fri
Hrs. Clay showers and son Harry
have returned from visit with her
Mrs. w. T.. Mcclellan will go Tues.
day TO New York city to visit her
daughter. Mrs. G. II. West.
Mas Ina Mills spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs ORGY Decker. of Du-
luth, are visiting in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Lake. on west
A birthday party was gwen for
Rev. Csssius Wakefield by his frlends
Friday evening In his home on West
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church VIII
give illustrated stereopticon views
and a musical entertainment In the
church Thursday evening.
a village caucus viii ne heid IN
the council rooms Tuesday for the
purpose Of PLACING In nomination cam
didates for village officers OF the VII
lage Of Birmingham.
The Baraca class 81 the First bap-
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Lock-
row. Brown-st
David Roy. who has been seriously
III ~ MS nome on broWu-st.' ~ Huci
improved.
Carl Lake. OF Aimont. is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maniey Davis have re-
turned from n trip TO Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorge Button and
SON Fred spent Sunday with Royal
De Wolf. Detroit.
The willing Workers society Of the
United Presbyterian church met Fri
day afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
Hiram Parks. Bates-st.
The Ladies' Aid society, of tho Bap-
tist church. will meet Thursday at
ternoon In the home OF Mrs. Cassius
Crawford. Brown-st.
Mrs. Joseph Eley has gone to Har-
per hospital Detroit. TO undergo an
operation.
Mr.. and Mre. Judson Bradway have
gone TO Florida to spend the winter.
Ephraim Bell has sold hts go.acre
farm In Troy township 10 Samuel
Smith, OF Pontiac, for $4,000.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Bert King.
or Troy. a daughter.
stanley Dudsc is visiting reia .
tives IN Cleveland.
John Tooiey H. seriously III in This
home on Townrend-st
Mrs Matte Cummings. OF Frank
lin, 10 Visiting Or. and Mrs N r.
shaw. South Woodward
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14

Monroe and .wyandotts high schools.
To be held soon. will be chosen Thurs
day evening At . o'clock ~ a pre-
Averages of ,eams In the city
bowling league. including the games
on Feb. IL. are: Allgoodfellows. s3s;
Independents./ COS Masons, siS. odd
:, $50 The independents and X. OF
c.. teams play Monday evening,
There VIII be q conxress,ionri !
sRureh, asssshs The "ass Board @ OF trustees win
Students Of 81. Patrick's high
school presented the play Uncle
risss Hs asSisorium n ''iaoi Il will be S repeat
ed Monday and TUESDAY evenings
Meetings scheduled for this. week
IN G. 81. II. 4. hall, are; Tuesday, e.
n B. Al Wednesday Ia C. b. W.
August Loefier and william Mehl-
hose returned. sunday. from New
feFs Tse sos'aiss ons.Mcrs sr'R RRew,ps club meet.
wedne sday evening with Miss Min
ME Sielofr. Pine-st.
The Home Guards viii meet sat-
urday with Mrs. Merritt Maple,st
Boy scouts OF America. went on a
seven-mile hike" sunday afternoon.
william Roberts. driver OF the fire
department tcaih, nas Tetu.neu W
Of illness.
High school Sophomores will give
a sleigh ride party. Monday evening.
Mrs. Sutliff and son, Frank. l>o-
raine, o., have returned home after
a visit with relatives here.
Marion Baxter Rebekah lodge VIII
Initiate a class OF candidates, Tues
day evening, in !. .. O.. II, temple.
Miss Frances watkins visited
friends here Sunday.
Henry Thon, Oak-st. returned sun
day from n visit In Chicago.
Eugene Patterson, newly appointed
janitor OF the Lincoln school, took ur
hls duties, Monday morning, and MI
school, began work as janitor of the
Mckinley school. succeeding George
Parsons. resigned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. Blddle'
ave north. viii. Wednesday after
noon. entertain the Women's associa-
tlon OF the Congregational church
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
THE GIRLS JOB
BY JESSIE ROBERTS.

Here is the story OF a boy. boy
OF IL. but II is a good one, and
holds out pleasing promise to
such OF my girl readers as are bit
ten with the chicken-for.proft idea.
Charles Hubbard rs the lads
name. a country boy living In Con
necticut. When a prize was offered
in that state for the best record
made by boy or girl raising chick.
ems. he decided TO try for II.
And his first decision was that
"just chickens" wouldn't do The
real profit In raising poultry was to
choose some fine breed. and then
to work for the finest specimens, fit
TO be exhibited.
With 500 loaned TO him by HIS
father. he bought a rooster and four
hens. choosing bun Orpingtons.
After taking care of these chick
ems for a while he set three settings
OF eggs from them, carefully pick.
Ing out each egg. and from these
settings she got 3S young birds.
Thirty-seven OF these chicks grew
up to be perfect specimens of their
breed. One fell below the mark.
At the end OF his venture he had
sold each OF the 81 for $3.50 apiece,
and the off bird for the price given
for "just chicken" $1.25. The orig.
Inal group OF Orpingtons from which
he had got his eggs he resold for
exactly what he had given for
them.
Counting all his expenses, feed,
time, ETC.. his profit. net, was
$203S0.
One thing to keep in mind, how
ever. II you want TO em ,te this
boy, is the fact that he loves chick.
ems. The time he spent taking care
of his birds was delight to him.
He used good sense. good care. and
he enjoyed every moment of his
work.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
Deaths

Marshal e. Fry. 125 Christiancy.
about 30 years, lynphadenoma; Mary
w. Frank. 749 seventeenth, 70 years.
hypostatic pneumonia, Emil Papke,
469 Waterloo. % years. diabetis mel
illus: Markus Hatzipotouios, 81 La
fayette. about e2 years, gunshot
wounds; Anna Holstine. Ala Hibbard.
81 years. perineal abscess; Charles
korrlman, Receiving hospital. about
so years cirrhosis OF liver. Thomas
Irons, Receiving hospital. about 81
years, delirium tremens: Charles rus
sell. Receiving hospital. about 80
years, broncho pneumonia. Maude
Castle, Providence hospital, about 2S
years peritonitis. Christian Minnie.
.-s Fifth. 6s years, lobar pneumonia;
Ferdinand r. Zeigen. 1921 Field. -
years. d'abetis gangrene; Riley j..
! hummer. 200 briggs. 81 years. app
plexy; Frank Jordan. 1o7 Thirty
first, months. broncho pneumonia, ,
Joseph Kruszewski. 2421 Jefferson W..
t9 years, bullet wounds of body;
James J. Rogan. Providence hospi-
tai. months, acute inan'tion' Jozep
Tomasek. Harper hospital, west
branch. years. shock from burns
Mary A. Cramer. .5os Cadillac. 81
years. uraemia: Tony Kovalski. ~
Goldner, about "a years. lobnr pneu-
monia: Elizabeth ID. Ferguson, as
Frank, 10 years, interstitisl nsphrt-
tis; Stanislaw Mayday, 6s4 Frederick.
So years. inquest pending: George I.
Re binson. 42s Third. 50 years. per-
nicious anaemia.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
ECORSE

Trustees Of the Presbyterian church
will meet Tuesday evening in regu-
lar session.
Mercury dropped 10 four below zero
Monday morning.
Constable Aieck Bourassaw and
Fred Bigler motored TO Flat Rock.
Sunday.
The Rev. MT Buck. Detroit, con-
ducted services Sunday In the Pres
byterian church.
Commerce Will be held Wednesday
evening I'm the village hall.
Board of Commerce directors VIII
meet Tuesday evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
Marriage Licenses

Frank A. Cooper. a; Matilda Ul-
Daniel Osgood. Sc. Detroit; Mary E
Johnston. 20. Lucknow. ont.
John Sabo. Sc: Theresa Fuzesi. 2S.
Wellington c. simpson. 26. Detroit;
Leota Danks. is. Caseville
Wojciech Kowal. IS. Wyandotte;
Maryanna Bielak. Fl. same.
Roy Clement, 1s. Wayne, Mich.
Etheiyn Johnson. IS. same.
Herman Zuelkc, 9s Thelma Marsh.
FL.
Arthur T. Wells. 20; Dolma C. Sc
Erwin Haberer. 25. Detroit; Ange-
line Falzer. %. Saugatuck. Mich.
Alvah Bland. so. Decatur. Mich.
Pearl Robinson, "a. Detroit.
Samuel vogt. 81 Gertrude Kund-
Michael Kancyan. 2s H,mtramck;
valerla I.ewandowska. - Detroit.
Nick safaraglon. &c, tecda Dava-
John /. weston. weston "a, Detroit; Bertha
Patrick ]. Cunningham, 81; MARI
Mcdonald. %.
Frank l.. Plymirc. %; Faye b.
Peter Leotsakos. 80; Blanch a. Ma
Harry J. Carter, 2s; Della Me-
julius H. Blanchard. 81: Emmy V.
mSssEsi@ Nils t-'sa1.;1 e 'smamois' e 20: Lena Mit,.
90.
Frank J. Boutln. 81; Mable whittlc.
10
John NiedzlaIek, %. Anna Bres. -.
Omer G. Fyle. i2. Detroit; Ella R
Ulery. % Pueblo, Colo.
Frank Bucknor, "a Elizabeth
smith. 25.
Oscar @. Weaver. IS. Detroit; May
Lorr. 2s. Toledo. Ohio.
Theodore NIeman. 81. Detroit: FL
sic Voss. Is, Waltz. Mich.
Wladyslaw Radzisewski, 2i, Bron-
islawa Styplnski. 81.
Joseph Wancenski. "a: Jennie Gra-
nwic, 30.
CASTOR Debeis. 90: Mary Cover. &c
Philip Mayer. 81: Sarah Gallagher
rs
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

WEDNESDAY. FER. %. 1915.
Ambulance Drivers. Assistant Chel'
Boiler Room Firemen.
10 n. m. at Council Chambers.
Cable Splicer, Cable Splicer Helper,
Telephone Wiremen.
2 d. IN. at Council Chambers
Last date for fling applications:
"Wednesday, Feb. Is. 1916.
THURSDAY, FEB. -. 1915.
Garbage Wagon Drivers.
10 n IN. at Western Yards. ID. p. w.
Tree Trimmers. Assistant Carpen-
ters. Finisher Helper. Electric crane
Operator.
d. m. at Council Chambers.
Last date for fllng applications;
Thursday. Feb. II. 1916.
FRIDAY, FEB. 25. 1916.
Ward Foremen (for all wards)'
Sidewalk Inspector,
10 a. m. at Council Chambers.
Last date for Ming applications;
Friday, Feb. is, 1915.
MONDAY. FEB. 2s. 1915.
. House Surgeon.
? p. m. at sos Fsrweii bldg.
Last date OF filing applications;
Monday, Feb. IL, 1915.
TUESDAY. FEB. 20. 1915.
Male Stenographers. Male Typists
o a. m. at 500 Farwcll bldg.
Last date for fllng applications;
Wednesday. Fep. 90. 1919.
Applications must be made In per-
son at tho office OF the civil Service
Commission. s02-si0 Farwell bldg.
between the hours OF a. m. and y.
IN. FRED w. SMITH.
Chief Examiner.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
Births

BOYS.
Thomas Y. Dowling. st. Mary's hos
pital: Frank Rzegooseki, set Trombiy;
Verne Curtis, 4s1 C'Iinnan; Joseph
kra5nik, s26 Hancock; Joseph Bejma.
ss3 Rivard william II. Elliott, 233
Hurlhut: Jacob Kezol. $50 Toledo.
Charles u. smith. 400 Farnsworth: jo-
seph A. Werthman. iSl Cooper: FLOYD
~. Hartford. Providence hospital:
~. Bathgate. 1920 Canton: David Bal
dry. 1901 Shcridan: Ludwik Ksdziei-
owski. asa Alexandrine f.. wladys-
law Mielenski, 1908 Riopelle; Pawet
Gatda. S7t Wills f.; Frank Timm. 162
Krupp: Jacob Feldman. fwoman's hos
pital. Anthony kleszczewski. 1923
Twenty hfth: Claude .Muth. ass Ev-
Arthur &. Biune 81 Helen; Harold A.
McFern. 1.5 Antoine; william J. DE
Mink. 1884 Field: Andrew Flakes. 72s
Antoine: Paul Schauman. 1i1 Cath
riue; Alphonse j. Reddy, Providence
hospital. John Czernecki. 255 Thirty
second John Maciejewskl. 2si Twen-
iy-ninth; Andro Dicicco, SIS Russell:
chudini. iO5 Watson; John Lula. s2s
'' GIRLS
f.udwtg warrybok. 1910 St Aubin:
Taverne CurtiP A61 Gilman, Joseph
Ross. 1909 sheridan. Joseph Buln-
kow ski. 2, Lyle; Boleslaw Krawczyk.
I76 superior; Henry zmija. 1924 81.
Ernest Huston. 81 Fulton. Bert Jones.
SIS Lafayette blvd Earl l.. Burns
37t Van Dyke: William White. 1877
Hancock w: Andrew Ramatz. III CT
james Milne. ssS McKlnstry. John
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
FRENCH CRUISER
is SUNK; MILAN
BOMBARDED


ent lighting. WAS delivered with the
greatest force on the French left.
Oficial dispatches from both cap
itals Indicate heavy slaughter with
no important changes either In the
Champagne or the Artois. The
"nibbling" OF the past two weeks is
believed TO have resulted In casual
ties OF between $4,000 and 100000.
The fghting Is now spreading 10
nearly every sector on the front,
the Germans mostly on, the ofren-
sive. There Is nothing thus Tar,
however. in the reports OF the she'll
Ing TO indicate artillery preparation
by the Germans for the predicted
grand offensive.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
TRENTON

Events in the Methodist contest for
this week include tea. Tuesday aft
ernoon, in the home OF Mrs. Winney
and n masquerade social. Thursday
evening. In the chapel. both functions
10 be given for the Red side
Incoming students into the high
school Will be given reception.
Thursday evening. in the scout hall,
by the upper classes.
Mrs. A. w. Ford Will entertain the
women's auxiliary OF the Presbyter-
ian church, Wednesday afternoon,
The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor society will give valentine
social Monday evening In the church.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-14
DETROIT TIM E s

grounds would come In for consider
alton when good people are trying
to devise ways to keep the kiddies
on the streets. Playrooms equipped
with serviceable. interesting toys
which would develop skill.