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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26

Der pIbdolOgiIde glnecn6lif fir
Die 9entidJ Amerifaner lit gefOm.
men. Bel linen liegt bic Gntifei-
onng. Sic f6nnen beitimmen, 6nh
Der SrieOen Sluiiden 9entidlan6
nnO ben @ereiniBtcn Staaten erb0l.
ten bleibt. gllle glnseidlen Oentcn
Darnnf lin, Oak Der @Ongrek nid)t
geiuillt III, nod ldnger bic gDlitit
bon 9rGiiOent 8iliOn nno Stants.
iefretGr 9aniius ltillidmeigenS gut.
5abeiRtn, 9ieie 1olitif lGuft anf
einen ernitea 3luieipalt 5iuiiden
geittidianb nnO 6en gereinigteu
Stdnten jinaus. 5eutTdDlan6 fam
in Der 5rnge Der 6eiuaffneten San-
Nelsififfe niht iueiter nad)geben, of.
ne ieine SriegIiibrnng 81 @a1er
nfO 8n GanSe crnitlid st gefGBrOen.
Der Ssrieg auf Oem 2aitSe ite1t it
aaerengIter Sabliing NIT 0eut See.
frieg. 9entidlanS bat bereits in
oem gergeltnngsfrieg Der Sand.
bppte geseu Die nllmenidDlidle glnS.
BnngerangspOlitit GnglnnSs iidl ent.
gegcnfOmmenSer geSeigt, als es in
ieineul eisenen Sntereile cigentlidD
hattie tim iuIlen. g8ir miiiien be-
Oenfen, BAH bic Scntidje Sngelb, bic
6Offnnns Der 8nfnnft, SnrdD ameri-
faMiidle 8affen nnO Mfunition Der.
nidltet mirS. Die. Sfliffc, lueldlc
NIT 8affen nnS @innition bis Snr
b66iten SrnsfGbisfeit belaben iinD,
iuerhen bnrdI amerifnniIdlc Sdlnb.
engel nnanriibrbar gemad)t. Spa
min Gnglanb fcrnerbin Die @eleaens
Beit gcgeben iuerSen, inter Der idlii.
benoen t6anS per @creinigten Gtaas
fen leine 6anOelsidJiffe sur @erHidJt.
ting BON SGtdl6Duten at beluaff-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
5iirf6ten dusfaG
Der Oeut(C()en @(Otte!
GngIanOcr riiten IidI san aampf;
gan5 GnslanO iiber Sen gSaa
9onanlnOntS beittir5t.

9onoon 26. 6cbr. Ole britt.
ide AomirdlitGt bat Gr0re gegeben,
nad Der oelttiden 6[otte fdarfen
9luslna 8u boIten, ga man einen
slusfaIl Der Oeutiden 6Iotte nit
9fedt befiirdtet, 8or mebreren 8a.
gen befanO fid &aiIer 8ilbelm in
aiel. un6 felt ieitter q[brcife ent-
pidelt Die oettti6e 9lonliraIitdt cine
rege Gdtigfeit.
Die MeInltng bon Dem Sal1 oes
Sorts 9ountmont bat in gan8 eng
lan0 groBe 8eItiir3ung beroorge-
r5fen. (sSdlt geron1t 6onn beiBt
es aud fir bic GngIdn0er: 3uriif
non 0pern, lnO raus aus Gilns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26

etn @erbreden fir glmerifnner lit,
aaf SanOelsi6iffen Der glIliierten 81
reiien. sSeOer anerifaniidJe Siirscr
iOllte bDn ben SanSeslcnatoren Iei-
mes StaateS mnO Dem &OngreFniit-
glieb leineS 9iltriftes mnuer5iiglidD
fategOriid per Selegramm pOer
Srief bic Yaiiierung eines fDLdIeu
geiebes DerlangeR. sSn Oentielben
Slime iOllte CT bic pOlitiIdeh 6iib.
rer in Ieinem Siitrift initrnieren,
iObaf Sieic luicSer anf Sen aDngref
einluirfen f6nnen. Der Druid mnh
10 tart iuerben, 6aF Der Gungrek
OBne 3eitDerlnit 6anOcIt.
9entIdJ- -Amerifanerl Sure Stnn=
be tit getOmmen! SSebt 6eiEt es,
bic ltrTndJe alien 3DiItes suiIflen
Oem 9anbc citrer 8e6urt unb Der
Der nelen Seiinat ein fir allemaE
aus Der 8elt sr idjaffen. sSn eirer
Sano liegt OGs Sdifial, onram
bdn0eltl limb Ban0elt ifnellI
Die 9entfdJ-amerifauiide 6anSels.
fammer bOn @eiu gOrf.
Seinridl Charles, SER.
9n mir 6errits TT ben bei6en [et-
ten glnsgaben Der y5ribiinc" eiiRn
berartigen aafrnf an uniere 2eicr
erlaiicn, Ba6en mir MIR at erflGren,
6ail mir nit allem @eiagten DuG-
itanOig iibereinitimmen. 8ir err
iildlen Oesbal6 nodJmals ale giir=
ger ioluie 3ipeigbcreine Ses Staats-
Derbanbes 9le6rastn, iOfOrt 9roteit-
Sclesrammc mad 8ai6ingtOn 5a
ienOen nnO ii@ bic ianf Der 4. Seitc
a6geOrnfte gOrlage gum Ninlter sa
nebmen.
Sal. s. 9eter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
0lanrn Graernms g9ieNrtnd6me.

Son0on, % ,Sehr. Sic Siirfei
trifft gorbereitingeu @r3erum Su-
riid5uerobern, 10 meloet Elm aorre-
iponoent aus gufareit. Grllppeu-
ailge befinoen ii9 bom 9osporus
ouf Dem Nege no1 glrmeitien. sStl.
0eiien Der @eg lit ipeit, lnD man
gloubt bier nidt onB Die 8iirfen
IN 9Grmenien ihueil genug Geritnr-
flntgen beron5icben f6nnen I'M ben
Rltiien erfoIqreid Die Stirn bieten
su fonnen. (@s lit nidlt oos erTte
@ial, ooB iid Oic 9riten berredlnet
boben unb 10 miiroe es einen Sci.
oetipoB perilrid6eu, menn Gr5ernm
wieoer BON ben &iirfeu bcictt meroen
ipiiroe.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26

icr Gutiadc pcrtraltt moden. 0oun
itiir5en tic weltigltens nidt nenn
itd oaS 5hidial Geroun's unO 8a-
ris' erfiiat boben miro, 10 plosIi6
aus nIlen SiuuneluD Sin 0euti6er
Grfolg in Grantreid luiirOe nidt al
lein ben Serlult BON Boris be0eu-
ten ionoern aud 2onoou gefGbroen.
Ser @enerol fal5eIte iene @ng-
lancer tiidtig berob, Die on Der
britiIAen arieg8fiibrung itno oil Oem
britilhen aobinett imnler 3u norgeln
baben (itnO Oas nit Hcht) uno iogte:
DSbr gt6rgIer Iegt ben 9idOert Oes
einen 5eluniihub on.
9as golt ioa lerneli' 0oB 9is5iplin
in ieoer Ode oes 6ribntlebens berr-
iden nluB, lml ihlieBlidl Oen Sieg
erringen al fonuen. (9ieier &c
ncroI~ fricst cs oitenbar nit Der
snsltD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
@etter6sridlt.

sir Gma6d unO lhneesei6: Teil.
meiie beiuoltt beute obeno iiil0 Conn.
tag; etipas f1Iter belite abeno.
iSiir Ne5rosfa: Seilmeiie beuolft
belte obel0 inO Soutoe; feine me-
ientIidle Semperotlirperouoerliua.
SIR Soma Scilueiic bclnnIft bclt.
te uhenO uno Sonniag. Gilpos fdl.
ter beute abelto.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26

su filbren uno oieic itarfe leltuna
SSratltreihs ein5unebmen gebt aits
ser AnneIenbeit Oes aaiiers an Der
6ront berbor.
Die 5ran5oieit o6er itno fteges
5uberiidtlt6, oeun Die 8eroun-arnee
bat be0eutenoe &erItdrfungen erbal-
ten. Cgon po2 Gtpa aus Dem llr-
tois-0iltrift ooer aus Der Cham.
pogne2 g8em 10, Damn quite 9aht
6ran5oien. Gqs lit ia geraoe, mas
Der oeutide Generalltab nil; Die
aud bort perltGrften oelltiden &rup-
pen luerOen iid Damn nit llngeitiim
>allf ben 5ein0 ltiir5eh 0enielben tlidt
mir 5urildtreiben, ionOern oellen 81.
nien our6bre6en)
8ritcngenernl iueiit auf 6efaBr bin.
Qonopn 26. 6ebr. @eIegent.
lid Der @r0ffnlng elmer &aierne 3u
8iuibIeoon belt @eneraInoior Sir
iyroncis 9lopo. gefeblsbober Des
aell0on Giitrifis, cine Aeoe, in mel
der er ailf Die @efnbr onfmerfinm
mud)te. non Der SonOon be0robt lit
iolte es oen 9eutihen gelingen Ser.
bun al erobertt un0 i9ren gin5ug III
@ariS 8lt balten. eSSlt Dem gcgen.
martieen Striege," ln0te Der @ene-
raj, gnluB jeDermann iein eiaenes
Sd ben sSntereiien oes GaterIanocs
opiern. t0as 1ber boben Die eng
ldtloer chen nidt los; lie iino biel
gu ielbitin6tig,) 9lae nliliien gu
lanmenltebem I'M oeit arieg sum
iicgreiden glbid)tnB al briugen.
9Sibt SIR olt9, ooB Der bel geroun
tobenDe adnlpf ni6ts onoeres be-
3lDedt, ais eiHen iieereiben gorltoB
Der 3eutiden ouf &aris2 llno Die.
les miro DER 6oa ieiit, ipenm ole
0elitihen nidt 5iriidgetrieben ner.
oeu. SoIlte @eroun iallea, imO Die
Geufihen iteben Dor Oen loren pom
8aris, Oamn er61lt Die ariegsIaae,
nnier SebeH lnb lmier 3aiein einI
adn6 onoeres glusieben (lhlo es iltI
llur gut. oaB li@ Die 8riten nit Die.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
9onbOner 9Sreiie [obt g9iIiun,


eOnbDner greiIe lO6t gsiIlOn.
Son0on, 90. sSebr. 80 Die bieiiaen
3eitungen baben geltern i1nltIid 0en
8rief bes Brdiioeuten 8iIion an
Senotor Stone III leinenl gnnselt
8ortlaut oeroffentli1t uno 0riiden
0urd Die ganf il6er oenlelben ibre
eroBte 9efrieoigung aus.
gGes 4Srafioerter @orte buben
ben rehten &orl," ingt 6as vg6ro.
nicIe". ogr nio9t es Der ganaen
8elt OeutIif flar, oaB oie Ser.
Staaten IN ibrem 8ei6IuB, Die fre4
DIE 6orOerung 0eltl6Ianos ob8u.
lebnen lneridiitterlih itl1o. Ser
gan5e sSnbalt oes 8riefes 5eigt, 0nB
Der 9rdiioeut troB aIler ieiner @e.
onIo ulo giaGiid)t ein beltinu1ltes
3iel I'M auge bat, 0as er beIt1il6ig
oerfolgt, urlO 0aB er, falls es notig
1T, 5uriif8uidlagen oroentlid 5il-
idlagen fam.
Die oIimes~ i6reibt: Ser gra.
iioent bdIt utierttDegt an leinera bo-
ben moraliiden Storopltnft felt.
@ie melt ct Die Weeiintng oe8 9all.
Oes in 6en eoentteq altiteben6en
@ertpidllmgen NIT iid reiBen fam,
fam man Glleroings ni9t boraus-
iagen. 9tber ipie es laltd fonnnen
mog, Grdlioent g9ilion oeroiellf al
les Sob fir iein ulnttnboftes sliis.
barren bel feirem Stastbpuaft.4
Die aMor1ling GoIte erfldrt: .gs
tit oas S1idial gLnerif1's, ob Is
min ooer ilidbt, 5tuiIdjen Dem, mas
ibnl gut fit, uno ben sss0eaIcn
9eutfdIaltos 5it w1bIe1. 9r1iioent
gSilion bat ieine !SaItung geniigello
flurgele9t uuo fat ooourd Die s[d.
tnag Der 8iuiliiierten g8elt (gebort
@nglmio allh ondu?) beroieltt. "
9lnOere 3eitllngen ipreGeit iid in
oenIelben Sinne aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
100000 sembelmndler am streif.

9lelp 9orf, 26. 6cbr. ncber
10000 2lrbeiter BON ettna 200 3enl-
Oenfobrifpn iin0 aa ben 6treif ge.
gangen. Sic foroern 6obereu 2obL
fiir5ere glrbeits3eit mo Die 9llifgabe
bon 8ergebuna Der 9lrbeit an Inter.
&outroftorer relp. BON Seimarbett,
nobel MIR SungerI0bne be5ablt
ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
gscner slliiertca-4y -4ynup in sidJt,

9bicogo, 26. .5ebr. = Qln nmeris
toaiide 8anfiers 1T BON 2onbon aus
ole inoff5ielle Outrage eeitellt mor-
0en, OBJ iie gelpillt ieien, iib an einem
9arle6en BON ie $250,000,000 fir
uuo 8raufreirb 81 beteili-
gen, iuenn i0uen oafiir onerifnliide
8ertpapiere III glether S6be ols Sis
herbeit gegcben miiroen. IS beiBt
Die 9onfiers 51tten iif) ongeiidts
Der eebotencn Sidlerbeit in giinIti-
gem Gimme ousaeiprohen luto erlpar-
teten in I oDer , Saaen oas ofii5ielle
anerbieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
Oeut(d)(anO 6Ott
auf Den Hongre6!
8lanbt, Oaf bieirr gegen 3iLiOnts
gI6iidlt amerifaner iuarncn
iuirO.

gerlin, 26. 6ebr. - sSn Berlin
madt iid 1aeruegen oie Soffnung
belherfbar, 0aB Der anlerifanii6e
grdfioent 8ilion 5n eineu1
8uriidipei9en in Der Salbbootfrieg.
Golttrouerle 5pingeu miro.
Hegierlngsbeornte tpeigern iid
aIleroinas, ib bieritber offettIid
a6er aIgelnein berriht
bas @efiibI bor, 0aB, tpen1t Die 5ra-
ge oem aongreB unterbreitet iperoen
ioIlte, 0ieier ourd cine 8arnung au
glmerifaner, nidt auf arnnerten
SnaoeIs 9aalpiern friegfiibren0er
0ationen 8it reflex, bieielbe l0ien
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
&ollgrfb DOrerit
nod ullentl6lolIfn!
gStlI DOrldufig feline WaRregelm in
Der SanbbOOtsG sGriegfragr Ct.
greifen; 8rDan's 9epei9e!
sonopns greRe preif ealtnng hes grdfbenttn!

los. foII 9feprGientont Seit6iu, Ser
5iibrer Der oernotratiiden 0laioritGt
D9as 1T ridtig" geiagt baben.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28

London, April 28.-The British
battieship Russell, WAS sunk today
by a mine.
Admiral Frcmantel, captain OF tie
Russell and twenty four officers an
SIX hundred and seventy men were
saved
One hundred and twentytour mtp
ate missing.
The vessel was sunk IN the Med
tcrranean.
Under ordinary conditions the Rra
sell carried between $50 and 800 men
The ship was completed in '913 ana
displaced $4,000 tens ard ocst 's.
milton ehlIar: This makes t's
18th British batteshp sunk during
the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28
lRulLE1lN

London. April pa German De
marine was sunk CT tre east eoa.'
Yesterday, It was officially annou0
ed to-day Eighteen Of the ere" are
held as prisoners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28

Berlin, April 2s.-oerman ae
planes, early on the morning of Arf'
2s dropped thirty bombs On -
Russian battleship Stava Tie gfcat
battleship was set on fire and IS
burning at sea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28
TURKS, IN GREAT BATTLE
At SUEl, DEFEAT BRITISH
GERMAN ALROpl A\l.~ Dliul
ROuRS On III - H\llli-
SHIP: SHIP O\ iilu
(BuLLETlN
tBy Associated Press

Berlin, April 28.-TurNsh troops
II was reported here today complete
~ annh,batei tour British easal9
souadrons Of eight hundred men, ~
a great battle which took place near
ouata. twenty miles east Of the Sue
canal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28
More Raas,sns for France

Paris April y iia.a
from WarseNles reports ihr
further c0uiiHseli
troors Tic number nNsHaNA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28

Germans sirk One. Capture Another
Berlin. AprH 2s-The admirali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-28

View Orleans la. April q. - Tol
nlgat anI saturday fair Nth rising
Temperature.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-16

plan by proving that these evils were
once wholly abolished for centuries,
throughout a mighty empire, by
man-made laws.
The story is told in the first vol
ume of Prescott's Conquest of
Peru" and staircase Farms of the
Ancients, by o. F. Cook in the Geo.
graphic Magazine for May, 1916.
l can give but the barest outline
here, but if every voter would read
this book and magazine, there would
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-16

be a revolution in this country before
another presidential campaign.
Peru was an empire of 100000
people and 100000 square miles of
land.
mo man, however humble, SUI
fered from want of food or clothing.
In all the land neither a thief nor
vicious man, nor a bad, dishonest
woman was known. The men all had
honest and profitable employment
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-16

O4NG4V44 LIZ
Editors Note. - The citizens of
Oregon will vote at the fall election
on a constitutional amendment to
establish a People Land and Loan
Law in that state. The proposed
measure is one of the most advanced
pieces of legislation ever presented
to the people of any state.
If enacted it will go far, say its
supporters, to eliminate poverty and
unemployment. 1t will abolish the
practice of holding land for specula-
ton; will do away with stilted values
of land and make brighter, freer
and happier class of working people.
The measure is unusually refreshing
in these days of land monopoly and
landlordism, of high rental values,
high cost of living and unsatisfactory
working conditions in all the states.
BY WILLIAM S. U'REN
Of Portland, Ore, Father of the Ini-
tiative and Referendum and One
of the Leading ProgressiVes
of America
The Oregan State Federation of
Labor and the Central Labor Coun-
Gil of Portland and vicinity have mi
tiated the Peoples Land and Loan
Law not only to provide public reve-
nue., but to abolish the evil trinity of
land monopoly, unemployment and
landlOrdism.
When this law is adopted it will be
easy and profitable for any man to
get and keep land in Oregan for his
own use and occupation.
1t will be altogether improbable
for any person to own land in Ore
gon for purposes of speculation. or
of collecting rent from other persons
for permission to use and occupy his
land, separate from rent for the i'm
provements.
So many people believe that God
-ss,L =
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
from Department o. public works.

To fra Honorable tn. Common Council.
Gentlemen in reply 90 a notice
frHH 'N.r DfNr. 'hr following pro-
ppaaIv were received Tor paving
-frsnfa ami alIoE
Ii.IH.tHurur Avenue. From CaniN 20
t.fg L.uifa. 20 feet wide. with as
THH'fi. .uu.rsf. tNatural Lake as
uHaly ur concrete foundation.
and Esr"a. Medina or any other
..INafuu' that uHg be bid upon
and ordered
Cleveland Trinidad Paw
NIX Co. Ecrea ........... SO Els co.
Detroit Asphalt Paving
co.. Amherst .......... l0.lf1 SO
Cleveland Trinidad Paving COM
rarE rrs fNr lowest bidders, aver
axe COST prr square ward. includ-
.u.s IU .rc'fIpu, etc. S2esl.
NrrrrfII street From Delaware 10
virginia Park. 20 feet wide with
AHpHtifl, concrete Natural Lake
aapurI'b. un concrete foundation.
#rU Iirro1. Medina or any other
'urhst0ne that may be bid upon
and ordered
,I..aland Trinidad Paw 49,
Ing Co. Bere8 ....... 1851 So
Detroit Asphalt Paving
Co. Amherst ......... $751; -
Cleveland Trinidad Paving com
pHus is The lowest bidder average
cost per- square yars including In
rpnctlun. etc. - SCI
Homer NEeHuc-- From fawndale IN
WuodWsTc. 2G fect wide. with Ceder
Block ON concrete, and Hrrsa. Me
dina. or any other Curbstone that
may be bid upon and ordered.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Petitions Presented.

BY ALDERMAN LODGE.
s242--Of Grace J. Finn. ct al, foi
the paving OF an alley. 49,.
Referred to Department OF Public
sy ALDERMAN BURTON.
s242 --Of Nathan Covity. for re-
fund OF license fee.
Referred to Committee on ways
M BY ALDERMAN ALLAN.
s243--Of Lewis +. Carpenter. et al.
for the paving of an alley.
Referred TO Department Of Public
BY ALDERMAN wARTELL
ss4s-Of VIM. Lichtenberg. et al,
70 suspend the ordinance so as q
grant permission TO build a walk
four feet wide.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
s2f5-of VIM. T. Lichtenberg,. ct al.
for the construction OF laterai
Referred to Department OF Public
BY ALDERMAN FIELD.
s24e-Of G. Buckholder. for permit
TO install gasoline discharge system.
Referred TO Committee on streets
s347-of Z. scstes. ct al. for the
the widening of an alley.
Referred TO Committee on street
By ALDERMAN HINpLE.
s24s--Of &. r. Wilson Body Co, for
permission to extend iron bar. for
building TO curb.
BY ALDERMAN NoWC.
s2te--Of Anna PLAT. for a can
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
by ALDERMAN FREIwALD.
s250-Of NJ A. Cryderman, ct al.
for the paving OF an alley.
Referred to Department OF Public
BY ALDERMAN DILL
s251--Of Mrs. Augusta NJ. Riedl for
the cancellation of the general city
8 iaxes for the year 1915.
.r s252--of c. l.. wilkerson. ct al. for
(. the p paving Of an n. alley ns,n.n, ., punrc
BY ALDERMAN KRoNK.
8263--Of Joseph Maraniec, ct al.
Tor the paving OF an alley.
Z Referred to Department Of Public
W. By ALDERMAN SCHULTZ
Be54--Of William J. II. Goetz. for
the deciding Of strip of land TO the
Referred to Committee on Street
BY ALDERMAN RIcHERT
sa S255--Of Beulah Baptist Church, for
permission TO build steps over lot
Referred to Committee on Streets.
BY ALDERMAN ASHE.
S25s--Of Robert Stanhope, ct al.
for the construction of a sewer.
Referred to Committee on Sewers.
s25T---Of Henry G.. Frank. ct al.
for the paving OF Hurlbut avenue.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
S25s-of Mrs. a. Hunt. et al. for
the widening OF an alley.
Referred to Committee on Street
Openings.
sah9--Of Theodore F. Mielke. ct al q.
for the opening of an alley.
Referred TO Committee on street
Openings.
BY ALDERMAN wENZEL.
sss0--Of Skrzycki Land and Home a
Co. for the paving OF Daniels street
Referred to Department OF Public
Works
BY ALDERMAN KRTMMELL-
s2s1--Of VIM. J. Conner. ct al, for
(. the paving of an alley.
Referred to Department Of Public
Works.
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Iaken From the Table.

Aid Rlchert moved TO take from
the table report Of Committee on
street Opening. postponing indefinite
liz. a resolution, extending the time
fnr paving assessments for opening
Jameson street, laid over June lS.
1915. G.. G. c. p. 90s), which motion
Yeas-AId Ashe. Bleil. Cranshaw,
Dill. Freiwald. Hindle, Jakel. Heating,
Kocher. Krimmel. kronk. kunz'
Lcmpke. Littleheld. Move. Richert,
Robinson. Rollo. Schemansky. schultz.
starkey, Stefanowski, Wartell, A. r.
Wilson, w j. Wilson. link. and the
President-2T.
Nays-Allan. Barnett. burton,
Field. Gilman, Guthard, Lodge,
Thompson. Wenzel Wing, Zoeller-
IL.
The matter was then referred back
to the Committee on Street Openings.
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BY the Clerk.

s22s--of John j German Co. for
permit To construct area around
building. corner Michigan. Griswold
and Lafayette.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
s227-Of Tri-Circle Club, for permit
20 erect iron railing around entrance
to basement for building corner Mack
and Townsend avenues.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
s22s--Of Garden Court Garage, for
permit TO install combination gaso-
line discharge system and lighting
post In front OF $50 Jefferson avenue
cast.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
e229-Of Mortimer wohlgemuth. for
0rpert Tire Repair Co. for permit 20
install combination gasoline dis
charge system and lighting post in
'front.' sf 1884 Grand River avenue.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
$4,000 Henry s. Koppin Co. for
Permit TO connect property on north
side OF Harper east OF Van Dyke,
With public sewer in alley east OF
Van Dyke.
Referred TO Committee on Sewers.
S33l--Of III. II. Renshaw. for per-
hit TO construct sewer TO drain lots
on north side of Calvert avenue. west
q Hamilton.
Referred TO Committee on Sewers.
s232--Of James j. Watson. for can
collation. of personal tax for 1915
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
s233-Of Pontiac Nursery Co. FOR
CANCELLATION OF a personal tax for
1915.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
s23t--Of Mrs. +. u. Textor for can
relation of general city taxes
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
s135-Of George Jerome. for &C.
ceptance OF plat OF Dunlap's sub
Referred to Committee on street
Openings.
s2ss--of George Jerome. for &C.
teptance OF plat OF J. Calverts Sons
cub.
Referred to Committee on street
Openings.
s235-of j. Alfred Pip. ct al. for
the paving OF alley between -Four
teenth and Wabash, extending from
Myrtle 60 Magnolia streets
Referred to Department OF Public
Works
s2ss-of Robert Kerr. II al. for the
paving of Spokane avenue formerly
Thornton PlD. from Grand River "a
brentwood avenues
Referred TO Department OF Pubuc
Worke
saSs-of VIM. ]. Lsbsdi.. Of al. 20,
the paving OF Petoskey avenue from
Mackinaw avenue 20 Joy Road
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
s2io--of Clarence Strong for IN.
construction OF lateral sewer in alley
N block bounded by Epworth Roule.
ward. Coifax, LinsIsde and Fireman
where not already built
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From Department Of public Works,

70 the HONORABLE. rho Common Council
Gentlemen Iu order 20 AIRY on
~" work u.aId respectfully rec
umwsud the transfer ~ SIS from
run surplus .H the i'iI-1f Public
Building Fund 'a 'h" credit ~ an
account 4u fns s8u" fund known ss
~. b. Ems .rraf- supplies. city Hall
Respectfully -guu''tod.
GEORGE IT FENk FL.
Comm. ssIuner.
By Alderman Burton
Resolved That the Controller. DO
aud 'a hereby authorized and directed
20 make rho proper entries 0u HIS
books 90 effect the transfer - SIS
from rho surplus IN 'he 1915 Publ.
Building Fund 20 tho credit ~ an
Account .r 'te same fund known aa
$50 a. Engineer supplies CITY Hall
Adopted as follows
I.t...AlI Allan. A-hr. Barnett.
EI".I Burton N.tushaw. Dill. Field.
Ir.fWl.c. Gilman iuthari Hiudle.
JukaI. Eoatir-. Fprher. ETimmel
hrauE Eu0z L'mpke. Litti"ficid.
LsI-. Sow. q bert Robinson. RUl-
lo. So. aWauskv. schultz, -'.rkeF,
-."f.ruu ks. Tuomp.,r Nartei.
W,.z.I. 4 l. wilson. rs T Wilson.
W.n- INK Io.li,r and the rresI-
Nays None.
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from N. controIl.r.

To the Honorable the Comm. .a.r.It.
Grntlcrneu In fsapur#I Pr. rru.
posals invited FOR Official PRINTING 100
tho foreign Language. ! log fa f,.
port that have receive d tho follow
Ing bids
Pc. rtH
German Daily AbrrG Post gH-G
Polish Polish Amer Tub 60 80
italian La Eore lel F1grl0. 1
recommend thar p. .s rpmu9rIrG-
tion 30 referred 20 Tho Commute
on Printing
EoHpe~tfuly glmIttod
gED ENEII.
Controller
Accepted and rsrp-0pendafIgr COM
CURED iu
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COMMON
COUNCIL


Detroit. Tuesday. June 20. 1915.
The Council met and was called 10
o,der by tho-President, Hon. Robert
W. Rutter.
Present--Ald. Allan, Ashe. barney
Dieil burton. Cranshaw. Dill. Field,
Freiwald, Gilman, Guthard, Hindle'
Jakci Heating. KocheT. krimmei !,
Kronk. KunZ Lempke. Littleheld,
Lodge. Move. Richert, Robinson kol-
10. SchemanskL schultz StsrkeH
SfpfanoWski Thompson, Narteli'
wenzei. A. r. Wilson. w j. Wilson.
Wing link. Zoelier and the President.
There being quorum present. the
Council was declared to be In ses-
sion.
The Journal Of the preceding ses-
sion was approved.
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From III. controll.r-

T. 'hr Honorable ths Common Council
GentIsmer.I am In receipt -
communication from the Aetna Acct
dent and Liability CDuuauy Df Hart.
ford. Connecticut. wherein they re-
quest the approval ~ the substttu-
ton ~ $50 600 bond coNcriHf ftty
funds in the Dime savings Bank FOR
tho reason that the New England
Equitable Insurance Company. who