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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
INFoRMATIoN FOR WOVEN

HousswoEk u trying on health and
strength. Women 10 q inclined 10
kidney and bladder trouble e men. Ach-
Ing baok, std. sore joints and muscles,
blurred Vision. pumness under eyes,
should b given prompt attention. 10.
10y 1ld1ey Pin Tsotore teelthy action %
irritatod kldn4yu a6d bladdSr. -. :.
ehuftlo& o., &, eo&is,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed administrator of the
estate of
ALEXANDER wADswORTH. late of Hiram.
bonds as the law directs. An persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement.
payment Immediately. =
March slst. 1915. ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Reason Why Farmers Get Stung.
.Evsry American farmer should raise
bsss. They are easier to care for than
poultry and return larger profits, With
the same Investment. Children In their
teens can care for them and enjoy doing
Il. For the ordinary farmer, bees should
be regarded - . necessary side limo just
- chickens and fruit are In many eco
tious," says Prof. George A. Dean, OF
Kansas Agricultural College. In Amefi-
can Farming, Chicago. A ready market
can generally bs found for honey as
profitable prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
A Theory Put Into Practice by Well
Known Business Man

A druggist has many opportunities
to make lasting friends Of his custom
ers," said Mr.. ]. O. Brady, popular
RsxaIl Pharmacist Of FAN River,
Mass. ~The very nature Of his busi
ness draws their confidence for little
helpful suggestions on the matter Of
health. Many people have thanked
me for recommending Rexall Orderlies
az the best relief for constipation and
its resultant Ills Put up In dainty
candy tablet form, they are pleasant to
the taste and make an ideal laxative
for the home-for men, women and
children alike"
We have the exclusive selling rights for
this great laxative
CHAS. H. HOWARD co.
THE RExALL STORE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

The man Who dawdles along about bis
planting, and who takes NO real JOY IN
doing the work well, is not fitted g b .
farmer; but he who plants and really en-
Joys the labor and the oulture TO frui.
lion, u . farmer who will succeed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

s@Ihses isn't q BIT Of coal o. Voo4 i
- house, and ths gas = turned o6."
sRnfxahl Then the eook can't oosn
- d1nnser-Phllada dalphia It6Uea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

"Gssolins keeps going up."
ut does 90. A few gallons put In
trust for my infant con ought 70 ues him
. fortune by the time hs u OF ase."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

IAetls Lucy had struck ~ aseW
aeninst the tabls. ~0h, mamma" !" -
| e1eaaned s.smy arm fssh - 4 ] ceo0
- s>nzs = N 1Atsler : 0anO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srEED " TEE PLoW."

on practical Agricultural topics
II solicited. Address al communications In
tended for this department. to -HIN1Y D.
HAMMOND. Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem
ocrat. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
vshsat Continuously Fer ssvsuty .Skess
vanRa

YearA
Z At the famous Rothamstsad sxpe(t
ment station, In England. wheat -
been grown continuously on certain
fields for ssvsnty-thrss ysars withose
DECREASING yteldA Ihs fsgdItly =
maintained with manure and eouneN
c1al tost1l1noe. ey
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Every Sunday

in thousands of households, people
overeat, and their stomachs and livers
suffer for it the next day, and even
the day following. Ordinarily good,
big dinner hurts no one when some
work is ione after it. But Sunday
is rest-day, and the stomach doesn't
get the help of the usual exercise,
and sometimes IT is given too much
to do. In such cases, Il. F." At
woods Medicine helps the digestion,
acts on the bowels and carries off the
bile before any harm is done. 1t is
an old family remedy, perfectly safe
for even the children, and a good
medicine to keep in the house for sud-
den attacks of Indigestion, biliousness
and sick headache.
FREE.-''Ye 0lde Songs" words and music
of sixty popular songs sent free on receipt of
one outside yellow wrapper from the bottle,
together with your opinion Of our Medicine.
a. F." Medicine Co, Portland, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

The man Who roots wssds out when
thsy aze snail tsevss himself . lot Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Plfty-ssvsn Varieties Of Address.
BUT ALL REACHED THE OXFORD DEMO.
Graf ofFIcE WITHOUT DELAY.

There IL no iron. clad form for address
ing communication to the publication
Office Of the Oxford Democrat, - vii
appear by perusal OF what 10 below.
The Democrat 10 owned BY Atwood &
Forbes, the individual partners being
George n. Atwood and Arthur E. Forbes.
Besides Publishing the paper, they do z
general job printing business. II will
thus be seen that there 10 some degree Of
latitude In the form Of address; but per
haps you may not have thought OF the
latitude being 90 wide - Is disclosed
herewith.
Within tho past four months pieces Of
mail addressed - noted have been re-
ceived at this Office. While some half
dozen are Of third class matter, the bulk
of them are letters, and number of
those most badly misdirected are ad-
dressed In typewriter.
All Of these were properly directed to
South Paris, Maine. all were intended for
either the newspaper or the job printing
department of the establishment, and the
form of address was sufficiently definite
90 that they were delivered to the Office
of the Oxford Democrat without delay.
Democrat.
The Democrat.
Oxford Democrat.
Oxford Democrat.
The Oxford Democrat.
The Oxford-Democrat.
Oxford County Democrat.
The Oxford County Democrat.
For the Democrat.
Editor, Democrat.
Editor The Democrat.
Editor, Oxford Democrat.
Editor "Oxford Democrat"
Editor Of, Democrat.
To the Editor-Oxford Democrot.
To the Editor, The Oxford Democrat
Editor: Oxford County Democrat.
Editor So. Paris Democrat.
The Editors Oxford Democrat.
To the Editor, South Paris Democrat.
To the Editor "Oxford Democrat"
! The Oxford Democrat Press.
Publisher Democrat.
Publisher the Democrat.
Publishers Oxford Democrat.
Publisher, Oxford Democrat.
Office Of Oxford Democrat.
Pub: Oxford Democrat.
Pub Democrat.
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Pubs. The Oxford Democrat.
Democrat Pub. Co.
The Oxford.
Weekly Commercial.
Atwood & Forbes.
Atwood and Forbes.
Atwood & Fobes.
Atwood & Fuller.
Messrs. Atwood & Forbes.
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Atwood & Forbes Co., Printers.
Messrs. Atwood & Forbes, The Demo-
crst.
Atwood 6 Forbes, Editors, Oxford
Democrat.
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Democrat.
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Oxford Democrat.
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itors Oxford Democrat.
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Democrat.
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Democrat.
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Democrat.
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Democrat.
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ford Democrat.
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ford Democratic.
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Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1916.
Would Taste As Sweet 2

A recent correspondent of As the
World Wags In the Boston Herald tells
OF hearing man refer to the delicate
product Of our rock maple 90 "sap mo-
lasses." To bis ear, he says, It sounds
foreign, even after many years, and he
asks II It 10 proper torn. OF course It
isn't!
Differing terms. according to locality,
are applied to the condensed sweetness of
the unrivaled sap of the maple. To "the
trade" It 10 known ss "Vermont maple
ayrup," and q considerable quantity Of
It is made In Vermont. OF local manu-.
facture and sale, away from the Green
Mountain state, 1t 10 more often known
simply - maple syrup. Yet local Gus
tom 10 places has made It maple honey,
and in other places It Is called maple
sweet. And such IL our New England
conservatism that unless We should be-
come Germanized BY that war for which
We must prepare, those terms will prob
ably descend, In their respective locali-
ties, from generation to generation.
And alasl there is slso "sap molasses F"
But shade Of the drbiter elegantiarum J
The man who calls It that would pour
ketchup on his strawberries, and-par-
don the Bacchanalian sllusiou Ia q tenn
perate and prohibition state-drink his
cocktail from rusty tin dipper.
There is another form Of the sweetness
that 10 likewise subject to variation in
terms. It 10 that which 10 produced by
boiling the syrup down to certain stage
not quite ready to sugar, and then pour.
ing II hot on pan of nice, clean, spark
ling snow.-Ab, yum, yum
Pardon the break In the continuity OF
thought, but It 10 unavoidable. Mem.
ories of lost youth must come to the
surface. And in those memories dwells
the flavor of long-ago "leather aprons"
for that was what those portions of
sweetness were then termed, as they
were taken Of the snow and transferred
to waiting mouth.
In somO planes they are known by the
enticipg name of frogs, and moro wide
iy used term is maple wax. In certain
part Of New York state, where the maple
fourishes and 10 annually tapped in con.
siderable numbers, this maple product is
universally known a. warm sugar, though
why 1t should be 1t would puzzle any one
to tell. II 10 neither warm nor sugar
when It is eaten, II 1t were It would not
be what 1t is.
And what New England boy, brought
up as he should be, envies the gods on
Mount Olympusp They fed on ambrosia,
to be sure. But no mortal has ever
tasted or described to ne the smbrosia Of
the gods. And here's q wager that
there's one thing the gods never did.
They never took pan Of nice clean snow
and turned the amber syrup on 1t, and
then picked of those delicate, waxy pat
terms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
South Paris Light, Heat q
Power Go.
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the South Paris Light.
Heat Power Company for the election OF ON
of such other business as may legally come be-
fore said meeting, will be held as the rooms OF
the South Paris Savings Bank. In South Paris,
Maine, on Friday. April fourseenth. 1915. ss ~
' GEORGE N. ATWOOD.
Clerk Of the Corporation:
South Paris. Maine. Dlo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
BOTH PROS AND ANTS
READY FOR THE FRAY
Ftiliien Assins iof Seants prshihft.sr
slsstten WI hs pr.ssnted NeN
Nrndas

i# tii.0Hisls ftursiaE auloarssta
fHaf aN Hfranstr itnts l.f Hftslntins ~
thr NHlnuisiaaaffs Csafi ntNi Nae
Cas- ihc FsiiaH assias fal the oAnlnt
" gen sieeier to scif CD whether s
nt talVous stall ~ apenshsd Do Nas,
ges tugHif have ttrh completed
fhf petition aoclaIlna tu ass oiit.
tltl W tNu Nueres cannif lfahitlliaa
Ass.'s .aiI.a HUe biars tar sirnataiy..
a maw tnan iso9 uita an IA 81 hosu %
sltMaE thr prfiNen SAW stttr1 thu
tnfl aro QaaNrai N.ftrs and ris.lav
themselves b. Noie frI oaarN nrohl.
Ham
tficEulm num tiiNinos leneral
leHnff tdglsgs thai tHo ptsuers pan
'tfalN Pei sifned ,r surtla, VIA
safh sui.nft1 iht lfaa arr0ua.f itai
thr csncaiarHr rf tnr peful0n van a.
eNnfauad arfl nf0 Nrrlas mafuas
Me arf wlnr t ieatr the Nafa iar
ihr e'tt itn rnuniy go iH the s. m.
ulIsstsHsIH NNaft Aus aaf mUi tali
as saia tNf Iu.hIpiilen ouas3
itfh fhr uus aHt anfi. sesm enn.
ntHt 10 iat aatcane tao itaHinf gpa
sa taai ihes Wui cafn tsf eio. i.on
Oh Hn .ua- ihaH aaa niaaontt lisfni.
Uenf anrs aaf ieal ihs H.e ara d,snr
ttr H'aetite hHf ffsf ahen fht tUfqs
nns counted ihaf u nW hs fapnf ihst
Naeees UoNHif viii tg "a larfr msIOsls
hatt voted ia remain 3D. ihe ve, "a.
umn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
BUT FEW STORES CLOSE
FOR REVIVAL MEETINGS
Majority % Butlnsss Msn 80 Nee Agree
90 prspasai 90 Close stores 0es
Nesf cash hfstrneee

Ta,ft Hu fHr huldfri and iMfiN.
rtp piarff M lusiatfa in cafuus
NhrIsii faAsn ~ HHf movement lr
hafs an piarss 20 haH.unaa cinsf faf
ane haHr e8fh afiefn.aH oH 4ccauni a
tae water sfresi fesfai affsires heiug
conducted af NfffnHls ham and
Neinsafa yesterday asserted dsaf nafs
than f4ffI ~ fke husInfAs Ua8aas have
aafrfi iH aissf
lfnIHF hurnesa mfn - fhs rlff
with comparative few errfpfHsf t0
uai aFJsf tr its PISA aua hftf 500 ihf
rnmmituse frutrHr4ilnE feg rafifal.
Isf fnat nFY wai aef ffrHt thn'f
STORES Thri mHFr rnHrfff prel,fafa'
hoerfrf mas fhfi uili aiiau ftcIf cieffs
ta aitend rHe afternoon arffiers u
ans ~ fhe firfhH sn desire
Una drpsftmtnf aiarea dlh aai fIlase
Tao - ihf fhfer haubr asa naf eiese
Thfff af she five downtown frug
aiHfla cad a1fa Fountains d'f rlf rieHf
n nr ~ fhf tereirfr riaHoa
We auunfaWn baelnean establish
mtnfH ihaf closed from aq grfN 2f
4uUnF fnf nfisfrafH asfs faFirg and
Wans flff hatisral Nant b. D.
JfeadwsH HcaFiH lfollfra g. a.
liar1enfs CampanG b OBJ CalsN sil
Nsn cash -f0fe BE- % niaFnEn Gem
ffai gfefrfl Q o. Boyd i-fieeof sna
El,esHol Martin Tea Hnd Caffes cpiu.
faHy Hnuse GrorffF Nofffs flauHhff
LueuenH Ear hnfnnla Marfins anf
Supfs rrintaut ifaf fhpse @ha rart
~ Hnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
BIG CROWD FOR LEAP
YEAR BALL Is ASSURED
Leap Year Bal - hseeet Hotel Nest
nenasy 20 be BIG secisl Event 81
the Season

Preliminary reports received tf"th
the committees ln fhafso anfIctie ihHf
th. r.aap year Bah fo boz giFrn 90 iff
Naeres Hofei resi Moniag nism ni
sciars UiH he sfNelF ATTENDED ani
~, !, fta zeal hir affuIrs uf fhr eoclui
ssasan lu Corpus Christi
"a all be- dlrrfredrnrf nnf al-
r..ft marry ~ ffs tanirs haVe hrfa re-
serrad Thoas whE haFf nai already
male reservations are frlFesisd iH Co.
- 81 once hy nouflinr MauaFef Nth
20 fhe Nueref
Do h tsassiile state mruhrrf ~ the
cammlHrs thar ln HndInf nai thf
tu,ltaymrr uumbs5 have sseu anisfr
..ni.elaiiy fuissef Ta wnsH safe q
ror,tlsauons. au uho Iufff1 o. attfn4
fhe affair are requested - give ihf h'-
80 numpi neuef ~ tiung rngr
ana dSucs hau ~ 81 saaattitsug dse-
Grated ~ thr ~ ien,ng tne Nalfntinf
nsr hisa beSsF elrrff or n astal-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
RINCON RESIDENTS ARE
READY FOR ANNEXATION
nsilrts stsrs 20 had Property a. Faf
Nerth ss Rect 20 Cts 20 be
Taken Soon

IfnUff sfrif su q. Oh fahcn stnfts
h fnf the annttanun uf tht lNutoa
taHflous u fns DNt A. So llfHrr
b. IS NNsesn b. N Lancaster W o.
irlsh.f irsisr Uunsf IHNst ilrnn
Mrnana8 sui nlhsi nsnents ~
ins Nnnh iotth aft uisIna the DlIIuf
Hi aa eletllaH hg etlfh umt tht Rios
,.HIffs maf vote .u fhe sunttatiun
rfuuaaai
Nur flan fhHf haa befn advanced is
fnf t ronmiffH 81 citizens HrTuaafnt
.Hr N, Nlncan tHa s. committee frtm
fUr fnf Carn.n t meet su1 aieruss
fhe ahutNafinn nlaes ara ihtH ia hasf
ihD roe.aerN ~ thf tdfluaHa iHsnc ihs
eaiI fHi thr elcfilnn vhioh tfN be hrii
aithn thifff aass anff paii and e4ihl
Uu iFe iurmaiut ef rHhueafton Hut
flrf
is S. pointed aHf ihai go of she hin
Can s liotna tiis advantage IS Nfy
vatsr pullye sNa fsne pnitf.ina Il
nre,aasft snd ihe ueine thrf Hdfanf
tssr aFNuH as ina eiit era ihai fhr
auretstat ~ al tt thsf truiefs aH
faf hnffh ae tfs rftf b. ihe flf ihMf
or HN concerned % NHi aAd Hscgr
ihhn sltno goo sA,i.H NNams 10 ihr
tfi
Tho ctf N pfaH fnr fhr acquire
mrnt af fhr ndHaenal property Nstla
putldr natfi mains eftfHd fae ssuI
nrt seweu and ruhaoh pHVe srVrUf
10 Sos streets fhr0ushoaf ihF AHflh
UtHfh iNncuH Nfnrfffifa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
HEADACHE FROM
ACOLD! LISTEN!
"pAprs coLp COMPOUND THDs
5GNrHf COLDS or CnipPF
M fEW NOUNS

1uW 0sii nlil urrah tna an rrurs
mssf ot sfiff fatIne durf "a
laNse Naid CnmueHna tlaff fea
hHur Hasii ihfar auarf afo fatsa
% rfwnrf Hpens eiHsred nr naa
tti'a ana aif paeasffs tH $50 htaf 1afp
HaHtf d'H Hafsr nf urse funhinf -
'iftrs -irt hrsferHe dpiinaas o. asirh
nN'a aafr thfoaf rnrrnHe spfrHera and
Hfffnrts
Don't FfaY siuurf,np euii binpins
tfd snuffArI FHsf falu tnfrhhins
h'ah oniniHa tisf in ne RafiA alsfl
seh rromfi ftir 81 fapr= Geld
tnnpHHHa shich costs aHh st 0ent.
- an3 anus eigre g afis uiihapt 81
vinaroH Tastes niee ard sauass =,
infenfenienHf hfrsii ~ substitute
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-11
C.E. COLEMAN MAKES
STATEMENT RELATIVE
TO REVIVAL CHARGES
ItllS His VERSION o. vHr as
NiNAllSTs CHARGES oF IN.
LAMLESSNESs.
w Se'eraan sys Ne DID Net A.ar
Nern'af Statement Abeut 6ssu
H"Ha reutes In Cerres chrrsA.

Nlaiits p CAsmsn Iasi rIrhf ra.a,
'1t ieiNN.nF statement fe Thf cansf
TIE statement WAS r..f. 81. n....
rHt RAMSEY ai tHs l.aern..t. -.
a'sht in iaa eifr ihar Hams., t,s
4,a iu-aer NHsa ia as mfrr.s.v.
'7Hi infrt Nafr tNa gsnhUne ria...
funnaE ID Curnas i.tr.s,I IL. .ti..,
ea q e. coienar g. makp st,ttmrsf
in ihf nstfef 0hrrler.r af. .i.......
frn'r aNd stalled
That te was present af 4 r.s.r.a e..t
hetween Mffsfs Wafa Ham4. f..tt.r
Ni'rf hft Nenfu lref SAD ft.nf. !.
aAA iims0f tnd mat Or h,s sn.vt..f.s
Ni Ramsay 500 nnt advise I..f.r.
Nllft tA.t thsft nrrt 500 aafna .nr
a'H ODD earpus cfnsIt $3.50 thsf ID.
N'Nil fNfhI.f eemmItr nh.
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Ia, s.,, Co..
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The Detroit times., 1916-05-01
observation-disclosures.

| observation-disclosures
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Il sI.i;ss " a:.r.ss :. name. s 30 q: s:asa
ss E:rr:s. , "a, named sub
:s:;| Is: name: named
:: ~ ~: 4: i: # Il :s: 81
wcods.idSs farm 80 n
i Es.s. :r also i: :.s Il fss%s:s;
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WIN ss s ~ s;:;: &: :.s.s
d <: As X. l.. E.s s.. :: ri
8 u. ~. "a; i =: ss,:ss :a &!
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q: =; al: .:s { ct! l. =; Il 4s:$::s:
En-: .:;: e s;.sss.; !:
.: :1;' q =; u. e Ad
fs=s:: I.:i. i: .:S:s
Mary Sephenson Hecia last
Fred Roberts HecA last named sub
q: I:s sI. . g. 1 s sub Of
.ssa .1% lynn: .i s:s:.: :s..s: .ss
Eeventn
: s. Geo d ssss.. wen "A
:;s y: :: g; &: 81! & s :.l q:
!. OF n,
chas E Bruce. ct AL Twelfth. las. named .ss-
n. ,sr n.
s Twelfth Of 81 tn. c.s.eisE
Seei.aov T..if,n last sub: :
sam rlstfis; r..nA Hssgs c,.nss of the
Sam Piotkn. twelfth
Sam Piotkin Twelfth
Jas G Rotsdge Twelfth last named sub
Jane: T...sh Ask,n.os and Hicks
~ Gilmore e Tweifth
h;ssh:S TS.ls:h H:nii. and rerdyss,' .ss
It's n e end the :.ssern part OF srae l. 7. 3
I E .i: o. the 9! o1 ~: Of Or x q ,ss ;q
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The Detroit times., 1916-05-01
MONDAY. NAY. 1917.


WARD NO CA
Thos III FArmtoe. wabash Gamblers part
OF sub. r. e. s2s lanerty so-cailed
lying of g. r. H.
WARD CAP NO. ITO
of a the eastern OF
:eS L. IL ~;
MagridEe. Dunedin y. Andersons lots
O.. Of N.
lastna su
wAif No '" pu"e''"' A' "."eu car NO SO
C w. Kocher. q Hanover osborn OF lots
and TO- 4 Sec So 10000 acre tract.
WAR
lot al ts, 10000 acre tract
David Twelfth. last named sub.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01
NINTH WARD.

WARD No /, CAP NO
q Sullivan Atwater. of Aubin farm Of JEFF
wxRp NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAP NO i
cowei Co. n Of James Campau farm
cowen LEAD Co n t;uvin las, named sub
q, n.
Mfg Guvn named sub
Franklin. named sub
Coweu named sub
cowen Lead Co., Franklin. last named sub
Cowen Lead Co.. g. Frankin last named SUD-
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WARD NO. CAP
whitney AcGregors Of O.
sns ssrs e oss fnS sse e. iSeeo acre tract
WARD No - car NO IL
Assie shay; v Tw.nh. s'slsy Pisee sub part
~ Fink. Twelfth, named
w. A. Coiwetl Twelfth,
WARD 8 CAP no IS
J. Pansner. " Twelfth. OF he Thompson
OF the Grand
straker " Twelfth
C. Twelfth ..............
. WARD no. CAP no -
A. ~. sec. Of
G.
Geo r. Pilard Twelfth II OF
lying W. OF Twelfth
OF and adj 5.
WARD NO CAP
Geo Pfs-d. OF part of block
No T. r. {. No 2z7. n Of Chicago road. cabacier
n is n, OF e. rs ~
W. 10 IT. OF e. fss II
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o1& ~ CoqmongealtA. namIin and Fordyce.s sub
<x$ ~ ~ - - the rear part Of II. C. a.
i401 N ~ 4p443eoeugn's sub Of the eastern part
~ X&21sxA - - ~ y. ard the part OF frsr
X6X ~ ~ ~ also the My It's acres OF O. D. zs
@ 1unwsaith woodbridge's sob Of O. lots liz. IN,
|A CAP No ..
~ ~ Commesweslth, Dudley H. Woodbridge sub
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WARD NO CA
r. Haynes. wabash. woodrun's sub Of lot No.
farm. ~ G. 1zs. D. Of Grand River avenue.
Ei1a Sherwood. wabash. last named sub ........
A. ~ vWi'nem:on. O. wabash. last AIMED sub
Mrs. A. N: Besbe. wabash. Gamblers sub Of block
z. .. ., 10 and II Of lot No. Z. OF the sub. Of Il
farm, n. OF the Grand River road. .....,........
Mrs.. A NJ. Beebe, q. Wabash. last named sub
WARD no. CA
Bessie y. Carr, wabash, Gamblers sub Of blocks
D. ~ and II Of lots No. g. OF the sub Of the LAT
~ OF the Oreud River road.
y; ~ Zlegsn. .. wabash last named ,...........
fronts
Fronts
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w. " MulIett last named sub
" l. r. ST Amour. MuIlett last named sub
WARD CAP NO. 81
ls H. iiss.ah MuIiett plat the part half
block H. Catherine 20 H. OF 70 t.
w.,nno s'oft ofn 70 = soii ,om
H. IL and H. withereii farm . "
est
IT, Kiucke Catherine last named sub.
Episcops Church. Catherine. Aubin
j. HocknEs Catherine Dubois w. half r. c.
No s1 between clinton and German st.
IT, OF farm y
r. Koppn Adm sherman plat Of Wells and Wormers SUB
of part OF 2s. Of the sub OF the IT. Aubin
Mlnts sherman OF the sub. Of blocks 10 y
H. WithereIl
I.srois n Sherman. farm
1s.sis,.s Maple. named
n. 49, $50 &
w.pn 40 .i' r. stS 2. s Ss: 20 r.
: .. M MrS'. s'i 2. IN. sub .. bloch:
' sub Of iots on the withevsII farm located on
n. side OF Maple shown In fAber -. fs3
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Connors Twelfth named
Ruppm.n Vermont plat Johnstons sub OF lot NO
q The dSf.rty farm n Of Fort st.........::: -,
John M.iklemsn. Vermont
Cath walsh Vermont I.anerty farm r. C. ass lying n
and adjoining Bass ST.. 31 IT, Of 37ss3 u OF TOO
wm Richardson. Vermont lot l. Of tn. sub Of
Chas C1u,tcr e Vermont last named sub q
chss Z weber Vermont. James McMtIsns Edsnsor sub
w eisi q S6 50ss and L.ne'ty far" C. ss' CAP @
Coriiss Apdrus. Vermont coriiss Andrus "Ssoulev
PARK SUB Of part Of frac T. >. s. r. and
y Set v.r@es, i..i named SUB
xrs Ysii-r v.on, ' is. nam. NAM. su Sub
corns Vermont last named sub
p O. p..is vermont Jsm.. MeM,lI.n: Ed.n.or ,
las Mead.
NeMsn Est " Vermont last named sub
A. p NsR9S. Vermont sub q block: 20 > 70. ii .
-.,c ~ w. %3s5 r. Of 9. 1857 q Of ? -
chas Miller Vermont Lsnerty farm c. s3s lying n
iisss r. Of n. sisss h of . ,1.s, q: Of !. 100
L. L Barbour. ". Vermont last named sub
v.,r~o, y.,rsS !
Michael ". Ianerty fe
H' %.sp a sc Vermont last named sub 10
Ross ouirk vsr%ons sub Of part Of o. No !. Lane
FERN OF the Chicago ROAD
d Ihompson Vermont sub Of part Of o. l. No I.
Msrgt M.Ioney Vermont last named sub.
Nslli: Meknight wabash last named sub
s.% Wan vl,.t T., y:s..h sub of part Of No, IsRs
warnsr storage wabash ciarts sub Of nsrs ~ iot