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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-10-19
Referendum Petition.

Petition to refer to the people for
their approval or rejection at the polls
house bill! No. ia as passed by the
fourteenth session Of the Legislative
assembly Of the state of North Dakota.
To the Honorable Thomas Hall. as
Secretary Of State, for the State OF
North Dakota. Bismarck, North Da-
kota.
SIR
We, the undersigned, legal electors
Of the state Of North Dakota, respect
fully petition. request and order that
you refer to the people of the state OF
North Dakota for their approval or
rejection at the polls. at the next regu-
lar biennial election to be held in the
State of North Dakota, on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember, of the year 1916, the following
ia. and the whole thereof. and each
section thereof, passed at the Four
teenth Session OF the Legislative AS
sembly of the State Of North Dakota,
held At Bismarck, the Capital Of said
State. begun or the 5th day of Janu-
airy, 1915. and concluded on the 5th day
of March. 1915. and which Bill and Act
of the said Legislative Assembly was
approved by the Governor of the state
Of North Dakota, on the 4th day Of
March. 1915. and which is as follows:
blouse Bin. No. LA, Smith Of -kidder)
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Notice Of Cancellation Of Land Contract

To Elizabeth Il. Brown, 1929 IIlmwood Ave
nuc, Evanston. Illinois:
You are hereby notified that default has
occurred, and still exists in the terms, covei-
ants and conditions OF that certain Contract
for Deed. dated the End day OF April. 1912,
made and entered into by and between your
self and y. r.. Gray. which said Contract for
Deed. affects anc pertains to the following
uated in the County of Steele and State of
North Dakota, to-wit: Lots twenty 600.
twcnty-onc ed, twenty-five (22l, twenty
three (23l. tWenty-four t2D, twenty-five (2ol,
twenty-siX Gi, twcnty-seven G0, twenty
one Cd. and thirty-two cI2) in Block Thirty
three (30 in the Original Tuwnsite OF the
Town (noW City, of Hope, according to the
plat. thereof on file or of record i'll the office
OF the ltcgisteE OF Deeds in and for the said
the said Elizabeth d. Brown, rs purchaser
and vendce agreed to purchase and buy. and
the said b.. u. Gray. as owner and vendor
agreed to sell and convey, upon terms and
Contract, the above described lands and
premfse and the whole thereof.
that said default consists III the failure OF
the said Elizabeth Is. Brown to make the fol
lowing payments upon the purchase price OF
said lands and premises, as specified In said
Contract, Or the interest thereon. at the
times they became due and payable, or at all,
viz:
The sum of $4,000 on May LIST, 1914.
The sum OF $4,000 OF August LIST. 1914.
The sum of 10000 on February LIST. 1915.
The sun OF $4,000 on May LIST, 1915.
The sum OF $1,000 on August LIST. 1915.
The sum OF SI00.u0 on November LIST. 1918.
The sum OF 10000 on February LIST. 1916.
The sum- of lO0.00 on Nay. LIST. 1916.
The sum OF $4,000 on August LIST. l9li.
That no part OF the above mentioned install.
ments has been paid, save and except The
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MILL. TAX FOR ELEVATORS

he !: ThGl"a5 l'a!I; sesG.,ary q stat" g,
authority. Of The Amendment to s:ec:!..
3 Of Article 9 ii the constitution Z; ~.
state OF North Dakota, proposed ,.:.I
passed by the Twelfth and Thir,csnt;
Legislative Assemblies, adupteG ny ,i.:
people at the Genera Election he'd N
.Nofen7bcr "rd. 1914, and reported I.v l!a
to the Fourteenth Legislative .As:c'n', :
60 hereby certify tAat puriuan: to TIC
ming IN ;hc E:ii.c II the sccrcta:v =.
state OF petitions containing the a...!n.
lures Of ten per cent Of the legal yntc.s
of q majority N the counties cf thc :,at..
Or -/or''! Dakota, There will be submitted
ton. at tie General Election to be Vel"
on November eth. jHlo, Chapter 25S I: II.
session Laws Of 1915, which repeats TIC
-l!.i Tax tor Terminal iIe;a;c!: and II
lieu thereof iEaic$ Az appropriation II
Sl.lhr.W therefor:
and / further certify that The follow
ing is a true and correct copy UE Il.
form OF p~elitio:, fled in the office Of l..a
Secretary Of State. together vita a irt'
and correct COPY Of said Chapter 81.
:he 1915 Session Laws: ana that in az
cordance with the POWER vested iii III" ~
the Amendment to Section 20 Of Article
passed by the LEGISLATURE and approve,
by the people, the said Chapter 25S OF tht
1915 Session Laws viii be referred 70 II,
people aud placed upon the ballot at IL;
Eeheral Election to u he!c ->oVei,iucr :.
1916.
GREAT SEAL) THOMAS HALL,
Secretary Of State
Done at the Capitol at Bismarck tll.s
2'th day of July. A. D. 1916.
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REFERENDUM
ON LEGISLATION
Defining Crime Of Bootleg
ging.

l. Thomas Hall, secretary Of state OF
the state of North Dakota, acting !.
der the authority of the amendment
to section 25 of article 2 of the consti-
tuition Of the state of North Dakota,
proposed and passed by the Twelfth
and Thirteenth Legislative assemblies,
adopted by the people at the genera!
election held on Nov. Srd, 1914, ana
reported by me to the fourteenth Leg
~islative assembly, dc hereby certify
that, pursuant to the filing in the Of
fee of the secretary of state OF petl-
lions containing the signatures OF ten
per cent Of the legal voters OF a ma
Jority OF the counties Of the state OF
North Dakota, there will be supmittea
to the people for their approval or
be held on Nov. 7th, 1916, chapter !9A
Of the Session Laws of 1915, which de-
fines the crime Of Bookkeeping and pre-
scribes the penalty therefor.
And l further certify that the follow
ing is a true and correct copy OF the
form Of petition filed in the office OF
the secretary 81 state, together With
a true and correct copy of said chap.
ter t94 Of the 1916 Session Laws; and
that in accordance with the power vest
ed in me by the amendment to section
IS of article 2 of the constitution, as
proposed and passed by he Legislature
and approved by the people, the said
chapter 1914 of the 1915 Session Laws
will be referred to the people and
placed upon the ballot at the general
election to be held Nov. 7. 1916.
THOMAS HALL.
Secretary Of State.
GREAT sEAL)
Tnrn of tho ar RlS111r rk
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-10-19
To the Honorable Secretary of State.
State Of North Dakota, Bismarck,

voters of the State of North Dakota, &,
Respectfully petition !,u that a. the mex,
general e'ectinn there he refe:r~! t. til"
lection. BY means of a vote taken III the
polls. an Act OF the Legislative Assembly
Of the State of North Dakota, a~;rI':o. &c
An .ict amending and re-cnac:in- Chap.
ter 20 of the Laws ri lIf3. knGMn as tn.
mill tax for terminal elevators.
We object To sail Let tAc.I*e its pur.
Of the Laws nf 1919. lovyirg il i.i!l iHx f.:
the construction Of slain ,rr:nihu! ecva'
tors. md its fuilhe.' purpose is 10 nullifS
the constitutions G.!eittE.tni lrGV.i.ll1
Tor the construction uf grain teril:n:s.
elevators.
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SHE HID $3.50 UNDER TABLE
Dead Woman's Little Hoard Ia E;naIlv
Discovered by Man Clean
ing Rooms.

Columbus, Ind.--When Miss Tillie
Hil, who had spent her entire life
with her uncle, Henry p. Palmer, here,
died a few days ago, it was thought
she had some money saved. Palmer
visited the local banks and learned
that no money was on deposit III any
Of thom to Miss Hills credit. He won.
dered what had become Of the money
he felt certain she had saved. A man
was called in to clean the rooms and
when he turned we a table, he found
$3.50 in bills concealed there.
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GREAT SEAL)
this eth day of July, a.. D.. 1916.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-10-19
Notice Of General Election

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That on Tues.
~ day. the It'll day Of November, 1916, at the
several election precincts in the County OF
ton will be held for the purpose of elccline
STATE OFFICERS:
Five Presidential Electors
Ono United States Senator
One Congressman. First District
Three Justices OF the Supreme Cour
One Governor
enc Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary of State
One State Auditor
One State Treasurer
One Superintendent OF Public instruction
Ono Commissioner of Insurance
One Attorney General
One commissioner OF Agriculture and
Labor
Three commissioners of Railroads
DISTRICT OFFICERS:
One Judge OF the District Court, Third in:
Three memb.rs OF the House OF Rcprcscn.
tatives, Sixteenth District
COUNTY OFFICERS:
One Sheriff
One Auditor
One Treasurer
One Clerk OF District Court
One Register of Deeds
One States Attorney
One County Judge
One Surveyor
One Coroner
n Superintendent OF Schools
one Public Administrator
-Four Justices OF the Peace
EOu ConStableS
One County Commissioned, First District
One County Commissioner Fourth District
Which Election will be opened at S O'Clock
in the forenoon and remain open till 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon OH said day, at the GLOWING
polling places:
N%ewburEh. ut School House ON section No
Is: Beaver Greek, at School House ON See. No
81: Westlield. at Schoo iousc on Sec. No. 20
Sharon. at School House Oh Sec. No. %; l;nscI
at TCwn Hall on Sec. No. III; Golden Lake
ut School House on Sec. No. %: Finley, III
School House. on Sec. No. s: Franklin, n,
SchOo! House OIL Sec. No. %: Primrose al
School House on Sec. No. .; Shcrbrooke. ut
the Court Rooms in town of S~herhloOkc;
lIaston, at School House on Sec. No. u;
GreenVicW. at School House on Sec NO.. II
Edendale. at Town Hall on Sec. No. %: Hugo,
at school House on Sec. No. II: Melrosc. at
at School House on Sec. No. 8: Broadlawn. at
School House in Town OF Colgate: CARPENTER
at Sciool House on Sec. No. %; Willow Lake
ut School House on Sec. No. 80: Village O
Finley. ut City Hall, on Lot %, Block q Isl
Additions; Village OF Sharon. at Commercial
Club Rooms In Second Story OF the Store or
Lot %. Block .: City of Hope. list Ward. at thu
Old City Hall on Lot II Block 81: Seconc
Ward, at the Hardware Store of j.. II. Nc
Colioln, OH Lot IL Block II: Third Ward, If
City Building on Block 80.
Dated at Sherbrookc. n. d., this 25th day o
September. 1916.
g.. j. MUSTAD,
County Auditor,
oS-5ti Steele County, y. ID
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

gar's march, "Pomp anr Circum
stance" The Sunday program will
offer the Goldmarh. Granger and
Elgar numbers. the allegro move
ment from the symphony. and, in ad-
dition, a fantasia on MY Old Ken
lucky Home" for strings, by Busch.
and Walther's prize song from die
Meistersinger." William Rowland
baritone. will be the assisting solo
ist. and will sing the recitative and
arie lie Tambour Major" from
lie Cid and the recitative and
aria "Dio Possente," from Faust
The Chamber Music society OF De
troit viii present the Trio de Lu
tece, In a concert for young people.
In Central high school. Friday after
noon, March 81, at $3.50 O'Clock. The
trio is composed of George Barrere.
flute; Charles Salzedo, harp. and
Paul Kefer, cello. The program toll
lows: Pieces en- Concert" IRA
meau). cello solos, Chant de Me
nestraT' and "Serenade Espagnol"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
PLAN SUFFRAGE
VOTES APPEAL

Petitions will be in the Hobbies OF
all the Protestant churches OF De-
trint. Sunday. that every one inter
ested in the Susan 3. Anthony
amendment, granting suffrage 10 wo-
men. may signify their desire TO
have the judiciary committee In the
national house OF representatives re
scind its decision OF several weeks
past, and allow the amendment to
come up for consideration Of the
house
Tuesday, the judiciary committee.
due TO the agitation which the mem
bers Of the Congressional union have
aroused in the districts OF the mem
1ers uufavorable to the amendment.
will r. consider the bill which II had
carefully laid on the taoale. not TO
De considered until next December
whe neiection troubles would De
over.
A meeting uf the Detroit Congress
sicnal union members will be held
I'm the home OF Mrs. John Trix. Nc.
81 Haneock-ave. east. 10 consider the
means Of sending two delegates with
the deputaticn Of women, who viii
make a round OF So western cities,
in the states where women are en-
franchised, With the intention OF or
ganizing a voman's party.
The petitions viii also be placed
In Hobbies Of the churches in Lans-
ing and Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE


.Csstainly not" said Dick. Jim.
Pat and HArry In unison when
asked Of Q woman should marry a
man younger than hsrseaf last night.
who 10 going to marry . man
younger than hsrseiff' asked Bill
Tenney.
Mary" I said.
~For the love Of Nike" said Dick.
"who II she going to marry"
"Max Pendlstoo."
THAT boy"-this was from Jim
Eide.
Have you anything against hin
but his YOUTH" I asked
.Nothins.- answered Jim.
But, but" suffered Dick. MARY
In at least eight years older than
he"
she Is nine years Older" vo
unteered. "Mary Is IS. she writes
me and Max II a."
lis he tho chap that vas always
hanging about the book shop ask
ed Harry.
Il presume SO. he 10 very stu
slious and well on"
WELL" said Jim. II should look
little out before l married . woman
older than t.
why, Jim I asked. Look over
he young women you know and tell
ne how many Of them interest you.
well, you and Donna and Eiiene
interest me- afnrmed Jim. and
Joined IN the laugh against myself.
Il grant you that, but what Is your
objection to a woman older than
your"
Women grow older faster than
men. and . man does not want 10
see wrinkles In front OF him at the
IL don't agree with you. JIM
spoke Eliene. THAT Is one OF the
ideas that went out with our grand
mothers.
To-day men grow old faster than
women. Look at us-not one OF us
looks her age-l mean the way our
looked NJ our age-within
I'VE years. and Margie over there.
with all her sickness and sorrow.
Goes not look within 10 years OF
the age she confesses. On the other
hand, Bill here looks 10 years older
than he really In. and 20 years Older
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
~ MMM
SOCl0tV AEaE
MEEs *

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bissel John.
son are receiving congratulations on
the arrival OF a daughter, March 10.
The University OF Detroit a. hop
VIII take place Monday evening.
April "a. in Columbus temple.
The last Of the series OF Hours
With great masters and their pic
lures" viii be given by the art class
OF the Chafee-Noble School OF Elk
preston, No. SO Hancockave. east.
Tuecdsy afternoon. at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian Bogart will talk on the
life Of Michael Angelo and Miss
Irene Van Horn will interpret Stuart
sterne's dramatic poem. Angelo
%
The Political and Civic league
Girls Welfare committee viii have
Il card party n the hene Of Mrs.
y. "a 4 ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

than Donna. who IL only fye years
younger than he. am sure Harry
looks older than l, although We are
the same age--I am Ave days older
than he. to be exact
"Jim is right about one thing,
said Donna. ~ man wants 10 look
into the face OF youth
And he wants youth 10 look into
his face as though II was looking
into a mirror" confessed Bal.
you see. Margie. a man hates TO
get old just as badly as q woman.
but each goes TO work TO keep youth
In a different fashion. You women
resort 10 all the feminine tricks OF
massage and cosmetics. We look
into your bright eyes instead OF the
mirror and cheat ourselves into be
lieving we are az young az you
look"
Splendid. Bill" exclaimed Eliene.
you probably will compliment your
pretty nurse on your death bed; but
that does not settle the question
should a woman marry a man young
or than she. !. for my part. think
she should II she is IS or over. AZ
ter a man Is 30 he begins 10 settle
down and grow selfish: at least.
that Is what | have found. Unless
he has some woman TO watch him,
he grows careless about his person"
Jim and Pat began 10 fix their
ties.
Il don't think age has anything 10
do with IL, said.
NO" interrupted the irrepressl-
BILE Jim. fits a gamble. anyway; IL |
you put your money on the red YOU |
wished you had stsked il on the |
blue.
''But you haven't put your money |
on any color" said Donna.
I'm waiting for you. dear lady"
said Jim, with bow.
Then you will marry a woman |
older than YOU" confessed Donna,
1t was good. little book. 10 once |
more hear the light talk OF the old |
crowd For a little while | forgot
| was bedridden and in pain. None |
Of us could decide whether IL was |
best for a woman TO marry a man |
younger than herself
Ito Be Continuedl
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

Frederick l.. Alldis. No. 2SS Rhode
Island-aye.. Highland Park. Friday
afternoon March 81. at o'clock.
o
The choir OF Central Methodist
church. consisting OF 25 mixed
voices, under the direction OF
Francis l.. York. will give number
OF choral compositions. Sunday aft
ernoon. in the Century auditorium,
for Young business women and their
escorts. The soloists,- will be Mrs.
Charles II. Clements. contralto; A
c. jackson, baritone: Miss Oleane
Doty. pianist. and Miss Della Hag-
erty. yiolinist. The accomplishments
will be played by Mrs. Neva Ken
nedy Howe and Miss Marian Peck.
Mrs. George King will act as hostess
OF The afts rnoon tea 10 follow.
Junior Fortnightly club will give
dancing party. Saturday evening.
IN Strasburg's academy.
A series OF Drawing Room Travel
Talks will be given In the Woman's
Exchange. Thursday. March 80. by
Miss Lila Van Kirk OF New York,
who has delivered these recitais In
the leading cities. The talks are IL
Illustrated in colors by stereopticon
The first OF the recitsls will be Two
weeks in rome" April 8. A walk
through the streets OF Florence:
April IS, Naples. Pompeii. vesusius
and Venice Thy moonlight. the ltal-
ian lakes" Saturday. April 10. I'm
and about Paris Patronesses for
these delightful mornings are: Mes
danes r. NJ, Alger. John T. Brod-
head. Ralph Booth. Harry C. Buckley.
Henry Barnard. Geo. X. Barbour. A.
W. COPELAND. n. NJ. Campbell, l.. E
Clark Z. W. Clark. Kate VI. Baker.
Dex,er NJ. Ferry. John B. Ford. H. ].
NJ. Grylls. Strathearn Hendrie. Viii
lam p. Hamilton. Henry p. Lewis,
Il. w. Longyear. John s. Newberry,
Miss Julia Parker. Mesdames Jeroms
NJ. Remick. John G. Rumney. Miss
Frances Sibley, Mesdames F. T. Sib-
ey, James Ccsslett smith. Francis j.
sarmiento. Miss Mary Turner, Mrs.
'harles B. Warren and Mrs. ]. Har-
-ington Walker
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
MARRIAGE OF
CONVICTED p. o.
CLERK is PUT OFF

Rather than have the reports OF a
Jail wedding biuited about in the
newspapers. Otto f. Neisler. the FL
year-old postal clerk who war SEN
fenced TO serve four years In Leav-
enworth penitentiary for appro-
priating $4,000 OF government mon
cy. postponed his marriage TO Miss
Isabel Stefani, OF No. Gel Russell-st.
until after he has served his term.
for the wedding had
Teen practically completed when
Neisler decided 10 call II OF to
spare his haneee unwelcome public
ity.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

tGlazounoffD. Mr. kefer; "Danse
Sacre" Uerouxl, "Dorienne" mo
gueD. "serenade" CSaint.Saens)
trio: harp solos, Romance sans Pa.
roles" (FsureD, "Jeux de'eaux" (Sal-
zedoj. Mr.. Salzedo: flute solos.
Air" tAuberf). "Musette' (LeClair)
Mr. Barrere Petite suite" de
oussyl. trio. The trio will play for
the Chamber Music society. Satur-
dsy evening. April /. in the Hotel
PontcnartraIn. presenting a program
entirely different to that OF the
young peoples concert.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
PHILADELPHIA AVE.
(Paving)

Ssst Gu. yds excavation.
4seS.sI lineal feet OF curostone
new straight
ss&i.52 50. yds. asphaitic concrete
natural lake asphalO on 6-inch con-
crete paving.
1855 Gu, yds. concI etc under and
behind curb.
City Estimates.
So. Gu. yds. excavation.
i8s. lineai feet OF new curostone
(stra!ghO.
37ss lineal feet OF new curbstone
In ts-f n MsO circles furnished by
contractor.
5s,.5l SO yds. asphsltic concrete
natural lake asphalp on 6-inch con-
crete paving.
1?.li Gu. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
, 2fs. lineal feet of retaining stone.
Old Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

person or nrm who n In arrears or
default TO the City OF Detroit.
Specifications In details for the
above work may be had on appiiea-
ton to the secretary.
The Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves the right To reject
any or all proposals.
A proposals. shall be made In
si5isl GEORGE H. rENKELL
Bees COMMISSIONS.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls for 1916 win
be completed on April LIST.
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE

Detroit, Mich. March rs. 1919.
Pursuant to Sec. 9 OF Chapter 10
OF the Charter OF the City Of Detroit.
a. amended, notice IL hereby river
that the Eenersl assessment rolls for
current year 1918. will be completed
on April 1 next, and be ready for the
Inspection OF the taxpayers at that
asts: The said . Board vii =. any time
April tthird Tuesday,, 1915. rsvisw
the sssessmert OF any person wbo
may complain either verbally or n
writinE before said Board. ana viii
and on said last named lass -Gsjl
rolls Will be submitto4 20 ~ Geo.
mos Council for sees11sfa<IGA 90
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
CHAMBERLAIN AVE.
(Pavingl

tos6 Gu. yOs- excavation
s7is.S6 lineal feet OF curbstonc
new straight.
3.oT iineaI feet OF curbstone treset)
In dis X Med.) circles by contract
or.
ssis0I 50. yds asphsitIc concrete
natural lake asphalD on s-!nch con-
crete paving.
1885 50. yds. brick on s-inch con-
crete paving.
1898: CO; yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
654S.52 lineai feet OF rail TO plaster
or required) at the junction OF pave
ment with car-trsck. the contractor
will hlI void under rail heads with
cement mortar without extra charge.
City Estimates-
Isl Gu. yds. excavation.
s53s llneal feet OF new curbstone
tstraighD.
I4i55 iineai feet Of new curbs,one
Gin 1915 II $40 X Med) circles Turn
ished by contractor.
t32ss So. yds ssphaltic concrete
natural lake ssphalu on s-inch con-
crete paving
3ls5 50. yds. brick on :.inch con
crete paving.
lis! Gu. yds concrete under and
behind curb.
235s0 l,neaI feet 81 retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
2S3s0 llnsal feet OF rail TO plaster
uf requiredD at the junction OF Pave
mont with car tracks the contractor
will hll void under rail heads With
cement mortar without extra charge.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
WILLIAMS AVE. (Paving)
AasenaA&Al Ealimafea.

1912 Gu. yds. excavation.
,new) straight.
,35e,0s 50. yds cedar block on g.
inch concrete paving.
ss.5t GU. yds- concrete under ana
behind curb.
CITY Esfiustes.
sti GU. yds. excavation.
90 lincsl feet or new curbstone
(strsighD.
1910 lineai feet OF new curbstcne
IN t2-f0 X 6-f u Med circles Turn
ished by contractor.
4a ~ 81. yds. cedar block on s-'nch
concrete paving.
sii Gu, yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
ssss Hneai feet OF retaining stone.
OLD Medina curb may be used.
The time TO be set In the contracts
for the completion Of the above paw
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
y -secret Of Suzanne" Alfven's


Nh ~Gecret OF Suzanne, Alfven's
oAony In 3. major, Brahms
n1smic Festival" overture. and
nceerxo and romanxa from a
~ Dohanny. Mr. Spalding will
M wlth orchestral accompaniment
~ oens' Concerto Ia u. minor.
|1ynnphony alone Is new to local
'o6diences. Mr.. SpaldinR has
ny1ed artistic success the last
~ , and n. r. Parker, the we'll
vn muuical and theatrical writer
Dca1on Transcript, declares
D6oI1Ing has become an Inn
1<13e virtuoso.y Seats for the
6Sk ne now on sale in Grin
y hex once.
c{6 (3abFilOwitsch. the Russian
ma Clara Clemens Gabrtlo-
y eontralto. will give q Joint
M Thursday evening. March
W. Ascadia. II u several years
abSsloWtfsch visited Detroit.
I1ored among the foremost OF
fI1sn pianists. and Ii technical
~ Gnlpped. a. well ~ being a
c5fnentaI player. Nine. Gabrilo-
6n NJ Visited Detroit once. but
IL ideally unknown 10 the ma
1ty q local cOncertgoers. she II
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25
PHILADELPHIA AVE.
(Pnvingl

From the west line of Hamilton 10
the east curb line Of Twelfth. IS fect
al lake asphalt) on s-inch concrete
foundation paving.
Note-The brick for paving the
following street will be furnisneh
and delivered on or contiguous TO the
work by the city OF Detroit, free or
cost To the contractor.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-25

any person considsrtng himself az
grfeved by the assessment 81 his
property may Appeal In writsng 20
said Common Council.
GUsTAvE J. ALbEECHT
DANIEL l. pILwoRfA
H-sIf Secretary.
JOHN xoHLEK