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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20
NitEIT\EN LANSING. N\p
NB\ BERN ~IDi,II CONFER

Washington NurI 10 Count vnn
fteiH-'urn the G,rmlu ambassador.
went tp tho state dcpltmcul today
tor q conference Vlth secretary Ian
lnP ur he submarine warfare situa-
tou and also 10 discuss the arrest IN
New York uf Wolfe Won lg"i score
tar, goo former German militar, at
mcho Captain won Papen
S'crnlrg Lansing and tno German
amhe-.aiur we're .u conference fuiIN
twenty minutes After the iwha-sU
dor had l''f 'h" secretary u' stat"
would mfl" u" statement
Sccrctpr, Lansing said early toda
Ambassador Gerard had not up 90
that Tune notified the department of
pa" receipt of the American note. nj
though prrs, di-up' h"- announced
.ts arrival rN evening Nci'hrr mad
Mr. Gerard reported having received
from tn- Dcrmau t'rrIgu office an
other memorandum uu the Sussex
cusr ts reported .n press iIspat. hr-
Whether sll grrmtu oousuls and
consular agent. would Do, dismissed
and such American consular repre-.
scu'l'Nr- 100 Germany recalled. 'u
.p.. diplomats. relation. are severed
was dIs u-4"d .g sfHt" department of
n,ais if was -fuf,d that a rupture
would mot necessarily extend tu CON.
.ui- although d4pIDutI., custom s'a.
.,raIN Included such officials
Explaining IA" expression .u tho
Du.frl states note REGARDING -cvcrlur
rotations "lltogethe 10 Vas official
:. stated that the word vas used u"
tdd emphasis Boo 'hc uute and also
Indicate fnIs government uttntIon
Goo make any "rctt .omple'c hy fho
recall of lfs ambassador and eousul-
and request the recall 90 Germany 7
diplomatic consular officials.
Nftcr the conference 10 was earned
.rtt German diplomats regard tho
receipt 90 O. reply from Gormiuy
within 1850 .r lnrsc days a. physical
o. Impossible ~ wis thought . pee
%" could 1ur nr received here bee
'ptr f,n da.s tf was pointed uut
ttf Easter M"nt1r is q holiday In
G-rmlrE and that necessary consul
.tu.- u. officials would cause t,-
u,-t another Wc.h f, ,lups. before
-nc German decision could be- trans
m.tfod mere,
Ambassador Won Bsrn-forr refuse /
g. discuss bis COM st~atiuu with See
ro'1ry lHsInE hnt Indicated his call
vus uot promoted nt he arrival ot
Instructions rrom h.s government
G'spri.rg the hope held h. Ger
mon officials here .Hr an tmi.nhlr
sr'fIoWoHt urr oih.al described tn
piY.pr,f ~ 70 "fus. up.
Se,rctar Lansing explained in de-
'Hl to the Grrma. bu.Ht->tdor the
position uf tnr rufet states and is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20
Partisan Press
Foresees Break
With the Kaiser
Eventual Rupture Thought
to Be Imminent and Is
Awaited Calmly by All
France; Note Not Published

fali~, Ap.u -n The text pi Pre-. #.
dent Wilson uut, tp Germany u--
rived tup ht' lHr publication ia IN,
m"rnInr rau'r u.r' uhi,h comment
briefly uu ihv gravity of the situation
The MJUn ,uNs
Tn, action uf Washington WI
have far rcaDhlu- Consequences tor
the future of tho United states
France awaits calmly the cvrutus'
rupture America could not give ua
greater s>mpath. than she already hns
given. but We froi moral Joy To- see
thlt u"hl" nation Hr"at an relations
with nation ut pirates which prcclp-
itated the present world tragedy
tn" Journal lu r.ticVlu American
events. SAYS that rupture h,twccr
tn, United state and German, is inn
miuout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20

only repeated aud emphasized tha
principle iur WHICH every adminis-
trntion hIs stood when IN" issue WAS
raised
Fort worth CTcasl Record Prof.
dent Wilson has burned his hrideos
behind him THIS l. Americas ia-t
word THIS ultimbtum should satisfy
the iingocs ~ should Dusfy the
power makers and the gun makers. T.
should also satisfy au those Who soc
q Dhanc" To realize huge prHI.- iu war
loans aud army contracts nr'hIp- II
is the beginning Of the end
chicago Herald The United ~tr.v.
has been patient about G,u.Hu sub
marine murders. patient with G'.wtn
oNusluns ana with German dupu',...
with German agents arrogant tpu '~
ot American hospitality. A. h,.
warmed BcrlIu tu d.sist Npv f
threatens Mann VIII ..E
the threat doe. not amount tu wu.h
Whatever us force u ts Hl the pres.
dent yan nov du. We have hear
! from the German ambassador f'.. o.
soN,rauc, OF diplomatic rolpiI .U.
means war That i- Tor Berlin 60 d'.
cidc GERMANY viii have tp begin rlr
wal II Wat lhrry uo.
Hclcua ,Moutp Independent Tla
American people WiIl sustain the pYc--
ident in any action against Gcrman.
or any other country n i- the solemn
duty of the United states tn brodk of
diplomatic relations with Germany
whatever that hay mcan-it thai
country regards q promise or treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20
AEROPLANES ARE
FIRED ON BY MEN
OF GEN. CARRANZA

General Pctshiur- Camp at th'
Front Aprl 10 Nip aerop'tuc {" 'n-
mmbus y NJ Apul goa. Nmerican
ucroplaucs have hocn urcd upon Sow
rra times 10y McNicaus and IN at least
one case the shuutcrs were tarr1n-
Zista soldiers.
IN. latter instau e Wa. reported 1N
Lieutenant &. Is chapman who tie"
into camp thi. morning after an an
scn,c of three DAYS ou what should
have been. under normal conditions,
"A two hours flight
Three uisht- agu. uu thie tun W'hl
ana darkness forced licul'''ut 'h''-
man tp alight ~ the mountains nh""'
twenty milos from here. 'ic found "a
tanch lon the hills where lh" MeNioans
seemed friendly, They ADVISED h'u'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-20
Either Military Establishment
in Mexico Must Be Strength.
ened Materially or Recalled,
Is Belief.
GENERAL SCOTT WILL
FIX ON ALTERNATIVE
Pershlng's Campaign Virtual
ly at Standstill and to Re
main So Until More Orders
Are Issued to Him.

sou AUfuuip. ItN1" Aprsl ~ .-
Bar. Withdrawal Of tb, troops sent
into N,Nto rs t pH1ii.t.. .,Np' liluu
cor ihr authorization ur military uu.
cratIuus ON a large scale must n, th,
result uf G,uerB Hsh g. Scotrs ..
,..is,I,u of ,u, situation .u rn,
opinion uf arm, oIn,rrt here.
,,.r,.,. p.r.bIY. r.. rl.b..r
'H. campaign agiust Nup and VIII
MOT H.tI hr gct. rr.u h,dYu4r,.r.
authority and facilities tu up,tf,
moro fr,,t Dri,,rs hon, h,u,.a
th" facts 10 the pasc showing the 'u-
uNN "' extending. "p'r1'''ra p'"Ht
ih" 'Nsirs iin'N VIII '"n' u'' Sec.
r'''i. H'h'r.s "nf", ~ lh" h"p'l'-s-
mess "f iurth"r pursuit unless ih'
commanding "iiic"t 100 M'N'r" .s given
NOR" effective backing
van, 90 h, ls set alive. can nr
.Iurht. officers here believe. bar uuI,
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to steep IN the house overnight. i -
,laring that IN, hills were Fun uf
Nillstas"
lic spent the night 1i the ranch
house withuu. mclr-iauuu. but next
DAY. whllc near town. vith his ml-
chine ou the ground. truuiuid ui
.Cattauzn troops passed Nppurruis
Tor no other purpose than tu test hor
mjtskmnuship some cot these soldirr=
opened fire on the plane.
Tho uNiaturs have come 10 call th'H
sort " thing giving us % little party
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POULTRY DEALERS
MURDERERS TO DIE
WEEK OF MAY 20

New York Npri 90 giuseppe
Nrohicilo and Frank Fcrrarn. recent
A. convicted OF th' murder of Harnrt
nnn. IA" poultry dealer who was shot
tu death a. tho alleged instisation of
rNu. boo November. l'li were sen.
t'n,cd to-day 10 de ia the electro
chair the week ~ May 20
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SUCCEEDS BROTHER
AS LEGAL ADVISER
TO CHINESE EMPIRE

TTNInE. NNTII ~ T7I0TN"-UT NVHII 7
Woodbury. Willourhhy of Johns Hop
kins university, has been named leral
adviser 10 the Chinese guycrnmen.,
succeeding his brother. william
Franklin WillouFhhN.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS
~ \i't.

Met At noon
Sisal monopoly inquiry com
tlnucd
Miscellaneous calendar bills
Considered
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tirNriand- 1T ioui> Postponed.

81 Louis Mo. AprI 900 -. Cleveland
Louis game postponed "Hf
grounds
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Ii',i ~

Met at noon.
Calendar bills tJk'u ~
Printing cudifi,,tiuu tili dis-
,u-~ed
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Continued on Page Four
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

portion Of the City Of Detroit. wayne
~ 20. -, both lnciusiys. .0osman's
E.s.:.!s. iSs q 'S;: p.s ' q 'sss"h: sss r.
n.d. s. .us = e e n o;. s:sa y: 'ssiS:'y: s ana
part Of p. {. 3: and the e. 1880 n.
of p. c.. lss, lying between Fort
Lots 10 to -, both ipeIusivs ana
lets % 20 -. both inclusive, oer.
man's addition Of lots 3 % i1, both.
i2sius!vs. OF Johanns hsnnsssxs plat
q Fe:i tssss bella. In p c.'s siS. 81
Leis j,s 70 sss. both inclusive. pa,
g Pses'i &. q iSoSsS' Sna ;ssse iSS q 'sss c ASt
SO lYins between Fort .ssrSst and
q. rssf 3 e; g ~ =. g, s s, IaS 4 ;S' s b:,,.' i:s
sseltss': cub q. !las. part cf G.
ZIas s:sv.sa fcr; stree. ana Is:
,Ts: : i:s q q @ Il =: l..as :.
81 q L q. iyins n. q ana s1js}s.sS
'sf s'i d, = iyiSS: iiSsn:a - e: ssd .l]sis.
T., ,ss'ss Il. 'eii's q 4. sss spiss;s e 8 81 u,
8 s.,s: =: :as 10 cs;;ssssss: s;s s. L s:ss s:ss
r; r. g q, ,ss s, e, 10 2, . y vs. l.,,s N g. e 9.
c. SS7 and the W. part o. ses.
The Common Council Of ths City OF
Detroit tS. hssvinG nssa and d:tsr|insd
Of Holiy street from ARTILLERY ave.
nue. 60 Jerome avenue. where not al
ana s.shns ns'',s s:.ss:s sss:s' .sss i:s
e2.lSs.g6 OF the damagss awarded by
..s, x:.diSs - q. e iSry U sss Hsscrd:s.s
s:ss: q %ss iss .Ss fss: es:
Of loss. - amended. be Assessed upon
the owners and occvpents OF the tax
.s n - near - ':s :. S.y s
or parcel ID deemed 90 acquire by
''Ss Ss.isR. .HiRsfi'nss = s.r.by given. ,h.. an a..
ssssmsnt Sss been made upon I'll tss
lots and premises included IN said
dictriet and liable TO be assesssd for
so,i ,fsc q ssS c1ss s:Ssf zee IA ss ,n Sf
roll Of saia ssssssmsnt Il now com
e; sw:S. Day. y from ns c Ss.s q 81 e.:
FROM sa'',is''sS IS. s., q ss: the Is:
gard day OF February. 1919. for the
in:psssion Sf al, all Psrscss g sonssrr:d
ssssors viii meet on TriSsy, the lSih
day Of February, 1915. at 10 o'clock
.. M. as their Office in the CITY Hail
and viii remain In session between
the hours OF 10 .. m. and ~ m. on
for three succsssivs days thereafter.
TO hear any person or persons dc.
string TO object TO any asssssment 90
same. u correction thereof be found
Board OF ASSESSORS.
By GUsrAvE J. ALBR EcHT.
B-soo President.
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angles, bore two folded auto rugs,
From outside the slow, solemn boom
| OF the surf at night drifted In
through the open doors.
Did YOU ever hear anything like
thisw jane called In TO her mother,
"Milady Mary is going TO the ball.
Really. mother. you must keep an
eye OH the dear soul. l think her
worldly tendencies are growing
Don't tease" reIroyed Mrs.
Travis. smiling indulgently. IF
Mary wants TO so, I'm sure she'll
enjoy II. That is. IL II won't tire
her too much"
"Oh. ii won't tire me. Mrs. rrav-
is" tine nurse broke in. hastily. Il
like to see the people dance and
carry on"
Yama put them into the car, tuck
ing the robes closeiy around June's
flmy draperies. The door closed
with a secure little bang and the
machine rolled smoothly over per
feet shell road toward the hotel.
At the main entrance the picture
was kaleidoscope. Girls in evenin
gowns CT shimmering silks and OF
gauxy materials as delicate as a
patch OF mist. strolled UP and down
the piazzas. accompanied by black
clad escorts.
Automobiles rolled up and deposit
ed gayly dressed laughing groups.
Through the open doorways could be
caught glimpses OF the brilliantly
| lighted ball room and It's glittering,
crystal chandeliers and border OF
white. colonisi pillars. And above
the gay chatter and light laughter Of
boys and girls, the orchestra tuned
up In readiness for the first dance.
The Travis car turned into the
drive leading 10 the hotel. June
squeezed Mrs. Travis hand under
the robes.
Just look al the crowd" she ex-
claimed with delight. This Is 60
ing to be the best dance of the sea
son. see Mel. Ferguson. Don't you
see her standing next to that second
pillar, talking TO Warren Pearson.
mother? She's got on tha. embroid.
cred thing her uncle Drought her
from Japan. ] nust dance With War.
ren-he's . dream
June"
81 mernt dream of dancer
mother I'm not a bit interested In
Warrie Pearson IL that's what you
mean. Hes"
An attendant In livery helped
them from the car. June took hold
ct Mary's hand and helped her up
the steps.
"Just don't you let me catch you
flirting-that's ALL" she whispered
wickedly In the old womau's car
and Mrs. Travis wondered wha,
Mary's sudden indignant exclama
tion was about.
(To be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

fully. She bounded up the steps
leading to the Travis cottage with
al the romping boisterousness OF a
school free child; stopping TO laugh
sleefully At every bound
That night nj 10. June sat before
her dressing table. pulling little ten
drills Of hair out over her ears She
tilted her head. critically. TO get the
effect and smiled with satisfied van
ity at the charming reflection. Then
there appeared In the glass another
face, with smoothly-parted. silver
hair and deep, kindly lines about the
mouth.
Still looking into the mirror. June
reached up behind ner and pulled
the face down TO hers. kissing the
worn cheek tenderly. Mary held her
close and they both smiled at the
mirrored image. Suddenly. June ran
her hand down the cid nurses arm.
why, Mary; you're all dressed
up.- she exclaimed excitedly.
You've got on your satin frock.
And there's your coat and scarf on
the chair. Where are you going
at this hour OF the night, you dear.
old silly!"
ITO the ball"
"To the ball, Honey. have you a
tiny grain of sense, will you? What
In the world are you going to the
ball forr'
ITO take care of you"
But l don't need anyone to take
care Of me, dear. And besides moth
er viii be there."
II know. But I'm going anyway"
Now II you think I'm going 10 let
You sacrifice yourself" began June
tenderiy. you're very much mistak-
en- The idea of your sitting up all
night. dressed to kill. at ball
where you'll he bored to death and
most likely faH asieep-iast because
you have q lot Of foolish worrisome
IDEAS about me! won't have 1t,
Mary"
You can't talk me out of il, pre-
cious. 20 save your breath" was
the positive answer. And get W
30 I can fix the fullness in the back
Of that skirt. It's not graceful the
way II Is And what jewelry are you
going to wear?''
None"
Why not, lamb"
"Oh. beauty unadorned, you know
I'm conceited and I don't think
need it--that's all"
Mary stood looking at her, her
hand clasped loosely before her
her eyes alight with dazzling adora-
tion.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

Roll No. 1919. For grading ana
paving ARTILLERY avsnus from the
sSsss n: In: 81 81 Fen; :s.. s.'nu' to tho
paving Beechwood avenue frosA the
north curb line Of Warren avenue to
the south curb line Of fireman ave.
Reii No. is's. For grading and
south Of the south line OF Chaplin
street to the north curb line Of
ofsoiir RSii ssse'ii No. is,,. ros grading and
paving Emerson svsnue from 500 feet
south OF Essss avenue TO the south
curb h line e. OF Lea j:srspn On, As.nn: s.S,,. .,a
paving Euclid avenue from the east
ssss ssss eurs rs IN. n s'Ti q Tw.ifsS street s"
p.Tns RS fS Hunt ': Stree. 'f from s.:s In: ns
q Mcboassii avenue 20 west line Of
Rcii 10. 1853: For sraelns ara
essins essi curb line Of rsirvisw Avenue 10
Roll No. iSss. For. grading ana
ssns s :psns! rem o. w.:: 81; ssIS sss
Roll no. 1884. For grading and
paving Leland street from the s::s
line nns 81 81 ss saS%a' %nSin avenue. venue '"' ~'''
Part / IL due and payable within
30 days from date Of this notice.
Parts 3. 3 and = become due and pay
spectiveiy from the date Of this mo-
tics, together with interest pt the
rate OF per cent from the date OF
the confirmation OF this roll.
Either of said parts may be paid
within - days from the date OF this
notice without interest.
ff either Of said parts !. =. or 4
shall not be paid when they become
at the rate Of per cent. from the
date Of confirmation Of the aseess-
ment win be aAdsd, and the premise::
a. provided by Law.
MAX C. KOCH,
B-Ss7 City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08

You never need anything TO add
10 your beauty, my darling" she
said softly, "but love the look oi
pearls on your lovely white neck
wesr your pearl pendant, won't you,
precious
"All right, dear, anything you say.
Fasten II for me. will your"
June sat down again before the
dressing table to make II easter for
Mary TO adjust the pendant. A
fuzzy powder pun that gave out q
delicate odor Ut La Franc roses was
lying near her hand. She seized II
and playfully dabbed at Mary's nose
using the mirrored reflection rs q
guide.
stop It. loyey-do stop IT." ex.
postulated May. snifing at the tick
ling swansdown.
Let me hx you up. dear. IL you In.
sist upon going to the ball" teased
June. "Oh, I could make q beauty
cut of you--a regular French mar
quise. I'd dRrken your brows and
rouge your lips and make your
cheeks the fascinating white that
people call 'pa'lor' instead OF just
plain 'paleness.' And I'd fiuR your
hair up over a roll and"
How you do talk interrupted
Mary. oovertly pleased. "A body
could get vain"
"Oh, you don't need to think !
don't know all about your vanity"
June plagued. Many q time I've
come Upon you. unawares, making
a 'prunes and prisms' mouth In the
mirror, Don't trouble to deny II
and do help me on with my wrap.
there's dear--so We won't be late. "
"Your gloves" suggested Mary,
looking about for them
I'm not going to wear. any" said
June.
But you ought to, lamb. Here
they are" Mary held up q long
pair Of white ones.
Nobody wears gloves nowadays
except On the Streets" pouted June.
You're all behind the times, dear"
Won't you wear them for my
sake?" pleaded Mary.
June's face sobered for minute.
She patted the old womsn's cheek.
IL krow what you're thinking Of"
she said gravely. But It's not there.
now. It's gone. See!"
She held her hand ciose TO the
electric light over her dressing table.
There wasn't a trace OF the Red
Circle.
"Now, 10 your mind relieved!" she
asked, merriiy. What's the use Of
carting those gloves along when I'm
not going to use them?"
"You might use them" persisted
Mary.
"Oh, very well, II your hearts az
set on II as ali that. But you're get
ting TO be such . blessed old calam-
ity croaker that you'll have me in
Doctor somethins-or.Other Rest
Resort for Moth-Eaten Intellects.
Come ON downstairs. We're late
Mrs. Travis, in evening wrap and
lace head scarf. was waiting In the
library. Yama, his arms at acute
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
WEST SIDE.

Roll No. 4<as. The W. 1915 IT, OF
Casc farm, lying between the Chicago
.H:s .iS. Of Enc AbSost S s street Sssw.sn 'c ca.s
avenue and First street
Roll No. <<3s. Lot 81. the John p:
.y.s G.:rt 6s 6:s n. :us South n .Ss ASp Apssa sSs
nue.. between Elsmere and woodmere
A'fSIN Roll No. 4Iso. Lot 20, Marion and
S:TP.c' s:s sSe Q On IN. % south 81 'ss .ide %
Buchanan street. between scotten and
Lot q: block 7; C. ~: -: Can csmpsas s"r.
s.s:,sn s.S; on of ssi p % e. On On the the south sS.
OF Buchanan street. between Vine
wood and Mckinley .venues -
kisi 70: IT, .rS ss,ps.sS % ss' .r.et on the west
side OF cabot avenue between Fern
dale and Mandate avenues.
Roll = No ~, .ss,; x.,Is Lo's :,,b 10 ana l's
"a. ii, ss. So. 81. eS, I2S. I7s. iss. ice.
isi. isS Of orsntor's sub. on o. Us
.sd .as Of 1 Carson 90 on e1.nSs ss. is:s .sn
Bsiis sysnSs and Pitt street.
Lots - and i,1. Hsrrshs Dig ave, we,
DE ;,s ;ysn1; ,s. ."d iss ,c'' i e. ~ ~, 81 sf
Grsntcrs sub. OF o. rs and 4 Of r.
6. 50. On the east and west side of
Carson avenue between Pitt street
n Ron No. Sti.; Lot, s: 7;as ,es
q" 40 on the north, side OF Cedar
street between Harbaush street and
- Rol, NO. ,.s4. Lot 100. ylek saa
sub. q part Of p c. s4a and lots Y
OF Central avenue between Waldo and
Lots is7 snd ft Henderson and
p. &. ssS lying n. Of Michigan avenue.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
SIDEWALK
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF

oAss.ssoas.
Detroit. Mich, Feb. z. 1915.
To All Whom ft May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk Assess
ment Rolls Nos 442s to 4495. both
Inclusive, for defraying the cost. and
expense of constructing cement side
walks a. hereinafter described have
been prepared. and are now open for
revision or correction In
this office. and will be presented 10
the Common Council at q session
thereof. TO be held Tuesday, the 23rd
day Of February. 1915. at 100 p. m,
city time, for confirmation.
roll have been assessed for the cost
and expense Of constructing the walk
in front OF or adjoining the parcels
named In such roll.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
NJ NOTICE ]! ICE Q! !l.s!n!!:! STREET l.
OPENING ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssGssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit Mich, Feb. :, 1918
Notice OF Street Opening Assssss
ment Roll No. 97o, for opening
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from Aruliery avenue 70 jerome
a. : PSs,,ss PSs,,ss street .y.. end hlEsswsy;A E.s:r y;As,..
masts. Martin Koran, n. Hatlsin, A.
Wiiiism fSiipbor, A. . Beuitqn, ,.
Gc,%iS a. gas Hssy R:,' xsss: s:.siwss' - cE COX
John SIsys;S ,l!lS's Sls,: :. saying;
r. ". HccsrsSy. kdwafd l. LedJy.
ri. II. Bossard. y. g. Buelow. John
Hsrms9. Nosss R69hnsrt " w,lhise,
warn n. bufcrd. C. J. whitney. r,
a, Hasnwis, O. y. Monaghan, Geo.
,,. s.s.s:r AS:r, ho.so2asS !. ArT:'scn e
Fox. r. Aldrich,. Julia Bowman. A.
eiersst. and 20 All other persons own
ssssd Ell" is Il sny q ,ss loss s' ana premise; ami
Included In the following district ana
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neP,cg OF the pgpARTMgNr
or RGcNGATioN OF THG CITY
OF DETROIT
sis-eso Farweii Building.
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 4, 1915.
PROPOSALS FOR ALTERA.
TIONS OF CLARA BATH

a.: sss ss!p c e: y =: sey 81 s.s .
5:ss''f 5ss uHs Is or nsS s:Isns w'sSSs:S:. sSc*.s.
sncs with the plans ana sssciscstiJ5 g
on nle In the office Of william J.
Suiidins. The ssscsssfui bidder VIII
state and City surety. bends @ TIE
:%oynt of sss contract e ss s.s;rsSs.ss;s .;rS. g
rsIsm:ns rsse. any q sna sf' ifp: Ssoeo:s
pcsai fer sitssstisSs 81 .c!ssa tash
House, for City Of DetrolS~ and -
THS RecRExTi6H t1Siel00cr,
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~ Irr alarmed noisily. Gage
a1oxss hnrrisd fdbts,eps echo.
a Srslnsss ves setting ON
1|n rorveg. too. Il .Got the
go % completely" And
1Ivsr s,nythinr irrttatsd Lamar
i1 1xfrsmely pssvish to his en-
;v nisht lana the aIippery
sssis aroasd the once.
~ = eurfton & I O'Clock. Max
loeadne grinly frum the
3t. - vlshine the same
100 fse hal made M his
4 t1is t,nne. IL luck was With
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OFFICE o. THE DgpAnTMgNr
or RGcRGATloN OF Thg CITY
or ogTNoIT
sfe-eso Farweil building.
Detroit. Mich.. Feb. Z. 1918.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
COMFORT STATION

As s'sc cs.' e y 3: s:s:yis
I:acH r:s 4. isi i:s. lsr :ssS:sss:lns :sS sss:
s'Hsrs Hys.r:Ss s.sS sssossssss WITH
ofscs OF q cS;ss:ss:n Keislss. AZ
surety - Sonds Ia the sTesns o q:
the same. The right e rsjsct AZ sny
TO be- indorssd: Proposal for Com
fort tsticn---Rivsrsids Park" and
dslysr;s rta e tss txsr,oS SSSS:soelEsSsSSs;x coE ESSsx,N.
B-soS Superintendent.
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CITY OF DETROTT-OFFTCE
OF CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 1. 1915.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all per-
sons interested that there have been
hied In this office the following
named sssessment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
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THE RED CIRCLE
Bv ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE

y ~The Fighter" Caleb Conove "yra Ercm the SaddIe
f2sEo Photo Phy II the Same Name BY WI M. Rtchey
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