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is reported as having rallied quickly aftel
the operation, and as showing satisfactory
improvement since.

| improvement since.
Blanquefort commandery, knights
Templar, will have its usual Christmas
observance at noon on Christmas day. Sir
knights are requested to assemble at the
| asylum at lib.
Grand Chancellor Clarence A. Richards,
/ Of Damariscotta. is scheduled for an official
visit to Donaqua lodge Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 8. Special arrangements will
be made for the meeting.
DR.. E. H. Baker and wife will leave this
evening for Orangeburg, 8. c., to spend
the winter. They will make short visits
| en- route at Boston and New York, and
spend two or three weeks at Mrs. Bakers
| former home in Allentown, Pa.
| Former Chief ustice l.. A. Emery, who
is spending this winter in Boston, was
| in Ellsworth for short visits last week,
running down from Bangor, where he
delivered his lectures on "Roman Law"
before the University Of Maine law school.
| The Ellsworth woman's club. through
its Christmas committee, Of which Miss
| Alice H. Scott is chairman, is filling many
| hovee for d;ot ~ hut;on in IcIlouortb fon.
tributions for these boxes are solicited,
| and should be delivered at Miss Scott's
office.
| Tic ch;noe h;s,,a - ~. L,;tt;ro mil,
makes pleasant sound to Ellsworth ears
these mornings. Oh, no; the knitting
oornaino ,h;s,ia h.s .an,,o.a -. ,;,t,e
,oo,ar -. h,s 100000 do,,o s.r,,;oa -
| ~. h.-a..o,,a ,,o.o,,
! ~ Durrlii anu WIG are eApee.eu
oa'aiuay 70 sfeno tne noloays WIN Mrs'
e,,,r;,, ,.;, .an,,;,, th.oh - ;,.a-
M;., ~ n;,oa LII, ,o.,,e a.; >. s,o,,a
49, ho,;ao,,, ,,..,h -. .;a,o. NJ u,.r,
~ ..s p-a,.,:. 49,.
|
eroei' H. ros'er, VINO ias. Summei
proposeu pan ior 'ne ieouiiuihs VI 'ue
Hiis"or'n nien scnooi Duiio.ns' NJ"
empioyeo oy Boston nrn, OF arcnitects,
| course in architecture at Harvard univer-
| sity. He writes that he has not abandoned
tho hiyh sonoo, rroiec, ord w;u toke mn
1
Inc teacher ana pupils OF the west side
primary school are proud Of the beautiful
Amer,c.r 90, -ecar,,, ,,ro.an,sa tho
.,.,,, -. IIsC-
The flag ia of wool buntinp hand. made.
and measures 6x1O feet. It is interesting to
note that the flag was made bv Michael r.
Thihodaux. then serving as chief ouarter-
master on the battIesbin Montana. now
instructor at the Newport training station.
He has visited in this civ several times.
His wife was Misc Sadie O,Connel,. an
Ellsworth girl.
So .,,..
oone eAceheh' papers are oeins nearo
at the Literature club this winter.
Among those recently enjoyed were
..E,sc,r; r;c;tv; :, tho Twan+,e,h ro,trr, ,,
Dy Miss M. A. Greeiy; "Queoec, the
| o% ! l. =
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Admr notice-Nancy Robinson
ELLA NJ Bridges
Thomas Brynes
Lydia Nj Perkins
Exec potice-Waner H Stinson
Union River Telephone Co-Annual meeting
Hancock Co Savings Bank
The Burrill National bank
SURRY, ME-:
Hancock County Nursery Co
WEST GoULpsBoRo.:
Mrs Sinclair Housekeeper wanted
RocKLAND, Me-:
Ernest g Davis-Raw fur wanted
CUMBERLAND MILLS, ME-:
Help wanted
BosToN, Mass:
@ A Jackson = Old pamphlets, books, etc,
wanted
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH posroFPicE.
In effect Oci. 2, 1915
MAILS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
From WEsr-6H a m; 4.28 p m.
FROM EAsr-li.1o a m; s.22 p m.
MAILS CLOSE AT posToFp,cR
GoiNG WEsr-l0.40 a m; $50 p m.
CONG EAsr-6.1o M: 2.55 p m.
Registered mail should be at postofice hall
an hour before mali closes.
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CONDENSED TINE TABLE
WEEK DAYS.
Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at
64f o. M, 423 p. m.
Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at lilo
a. M, 6.22 p. IN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
new ADvERrIsEM ENrs rHIs wEEE

NEW ADvERrIsEME ENTs THIS WEEK
H G Stratton
Smith q Head
Century Boot shop
H HSmith-Confectionery
Haynes-Soap
CAustin-Furniture
Nonresident tax sale-Town OF Surry
fremont
Trenton
!" Bucksport
g Castine
st
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
RESIDENTS FORM
A BOOSTER CLUB

For the general improvement OF
their thoroughfare, property owners
and residents OF Massachusetts-ave =,
Highland Park, have formed the
Massachusettsave. Improvement as
sociation. John Hannah IL temper
airy president and Clarence r. Oft.
tins temporary secretary. The fol-
lowing permanent committees were
selected: First block. John b.
Chaddock and w. n. Whitmarsh;
second block. A. L. McMeans and [.
ID. Varl; third block. oliver David
and r. G. Fisher. DR.. c. d. Leonard
was appointed chairman OF the pub
LEFTY committee.
One OF the important matters the
members OF the association have
under consideration Is parking the
southeastern corner OF Woodward
and assachusetts-aves., the prop
erty at this point being owned by
the stevens Land Co Residents OF
the street say they will be able 10
get a lease OF the property for this
purpose. and II is proposed TO carry
the work through as soon as posi-
BILE The plan will follow out the
recent suggestions OF the village
park commission
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

their home az No. 40 Richton-ave.,
after having spent some time at Bay
city.
Jess Brandlc has returned TO his
home at No. $50 Church-ave., after a
few days visit at Lake Orion with
friends
Harry T. Morris. Of No t45 Rich
ton-ave.. and his bride OF last week
formerly Miss Jessie J. Brown, Of
Munger. Mich are passing their
honey moon at Alpine Beach and Bay
CITY. They viii be at home at No.
lis GlCndale-ave.. after Aug. Is.
Frank Langley. OF No. llS Highland
ave. ~ confined To- his home by ILL
ness.
Mrs Trasy and daughter. Lenore.
returned "Wednesday to their home in
Manlstee. Mich, after "A visit Of sew
eral weeks with Mr and Mrs. |. VI.
DeVoe. Of No 200 Highland ave.
Mrs a Deutsch ana son, OF No
200 Highland are spending the
summer at Kenoza Lake. y Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Langley have
returned 10 their home at No. IFS
Highland ave. from months stay
at the shores OF Lake Huron, near
Lexington.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
HEALTH OFFICER
ORDERS CLEANUP
OF ALL STABLES

According 10 Dr John Martin, oil
the Highland Park bcarl Of health
who has Just returned from the
east. where he had made study
Of jhe infantile paralysis epidemic,
flies around stables are one OF the
causes OF the Sccurge. He has in
augurated a campaign In the village
to force all owners of horses "a
screen the doorways and &C. comply
with the sanitary regulations OF the
board.
Joseph Swartl, No "a Aturudale-
ave eli Tromholk, No. 20 Antoi'
nette-si,, and Frank Schmidt. No. 81
Bsnner.l<e.. were hailed before Jus
tice flanagan. Wedne sday evening
charged with having insanitary
barns The ofrcnGcIs we're told "a
clean up the premises and fined the
cost OF trials
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
WOMEN IN COURT
TWO DAYS OVER
CLAIM FOR SIS

A civil suit for sl515. alleged TO
he due Mrs Myrtle Walltn from Mrs,
Belle Jones. both OF Highland Park,
was completed "Wednesday after
noon. after having taken mp nearly
two days Fifteen Witnesses were
brought on the stand 10 prove that
Mrs. Jones purchased rooming
house from Mrs. wallin and that
with the house went everything In
n Mrs Jones charged that hot
water heater, some knives and tow
els were removed from the house
and that she therefore did not owe
anything Mrs Wallin brought up
q numbr OF witnesses who testified
% the contrary. Justice Bendelow,
after hearing oil OF the evidence.
awarded the plaintiff Judgment for
s5l5.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Mr. and Mrs Lestor Morningstar.
81 No in Gsnsya1 aav. ,, hsvs ,r, srSn
Mrs Dosse, OF No. 1871 Richton-ave..
entertained IL little guests az her
home. "Wednesday afternoon, in honor
Of her niece who Ii her guest from
Mrs s. A. CIoutler. Of lockwood,
Mich. spent "Wednesday with Miss
Marguerite Rogerson. OF No. ZIG
Miss Helen wheaton. OF Harvey,
III. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. q. purch. OF $50 Buena vista
aye. west. for a number Of days; left
where she will spend some time with
friends.
ier-ave.. has returned TO her. home
after having visited for a few days at
Lake ORION with friends and rela-
Mis-, Dorothy Bradley. OF No. al
Cortlsnd-eve.. is spending the week at
Mr. and Mrs Ed Tier and family
have returned to their home at No.
90 Buens vista.sv. vest, after bay hay
for several days with relatives.
Mrs. Rudeli has returned TO her
home NJ No. - Highland. ave- after
spending a few weeks with relatives
Mrs Lever and family. of Monterey
ave. have left to spend the remand
or OF the summer at Fair Haven.
,o Ms'pn Red No as ss s.n.nsG 10 s'
west. from a short visit at Lake
Orion
Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Smith and
family have returned to their home
weeks trip TO Msckinac island and
William woehi, Of No. i1g Gambler
ave. is spending the week at Cass
The funeral services for June Fran
cos. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. d.
Jackson. who died Monday at her
held w.dm.d sS m 1s from rom
the st BENEDICT church.
Miss Ruth Gee c h. rssnrnsd to he, her
q yl.,t with friends and relatives In
Miss Mabie woehl. Of No. iiS Can
dicr-ave, IL spending the week At
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Ramsey and
family. formerly OF no, IS Perry-sve..
are now residing at No. 30 Buena
Vista-sve. west.
Bert Passett has returned TO his
sir months tour through the south
ern part Of the United States
Miss Lura Johnston. of No. 70 Flor
ence-svc. IL spending the week at
LAKE OFlOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. "a. strsdiey have
returned to their home at No. 1h0
Richton. after a two weeks mo-
tor trip to Chicago.
Mas Ethel Phillips. OF No. IS Elm
hurst-ave. who IL spending the sum
mer ut her cottage on the 81. Clair
river. Is visiting this week at Lake
orion.
Mr.. and Mrs C.. T. Moore moved
Wednesday, from No. 81 9rnnd-sve
east. To Birmingham, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell and son, How
ard, of No. i40 Monterey-ave., have
returned 10 their home after visiting
with relatives and friends at Pom
lilac for several deys.
Louis Worhl, jr.. OF No, PC Gambler
ave is spending the week NJ Cass
Lake.
Charles ". willis and family. who
were former residents at No. iNi
Grand-blvd. west. are now taking up
their new home at the corner of
Palmer-blvd. and Ward-sve.
Miss Mabie Reed has returned to
her home at No. lis csndler-ave, Aft
or having visited for q few days al
Lake orion.
Mr.. and Mrs y. C. Morris and
daughter. Miss Eva, have returned "a
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

The berry supply Is light ana ~ mar Ar
m msnn ar" ana N tS. r PRICE has been ad
vanced 81 per bushei. Other berries
are In fair demand. but the supply Is
not sufficient TO satisfy the wants OF
buyers. All fruits are arm and scarce:
Butter Is Arm and In active demand
and there Ia a Arm market for eggs.
Poultry Is steady. All lines OF vege-
tables are firm and the supply Ia
small Sugars are quoted l0o lower.
Appies--New. yl.rsg3 per box. $50
''i Banana. - Good shipping stock.
sssn.1D5ied Lims.. sh97s ID.
Berrie.-Blackber sS:5O9t per
S SH huekeSsTTs. gts' gssasoTs
red raspberries. $Sqs.5o Blu.
California Eruits-iIums. s2V?.25j
pears. S3.25 a $50 box; peaches. N.s5
Caunno~er-,I.76q2 box.
Cabbage New. s215Ts crate.
Chsese-Michiga gan fiats. l4Sc; New
York, lshc:. swiss. 2s o soc; imported
lSS; lib h6rr iS brick Saf fIsam' is e
Cherri----sour. N.75aa; sweet
S225 per bu.
Currant.-R.d; ,2.5Oga bu.
s225 crate. 10o basket; radishes. Sc
bunch; parsley. 25@30c doz., cucum-
bers. dollhouse. 66qISc d9z.; hot
house tomatoes. l29l2hr p; car
wax beans. ,225a2.5o bu,: green
az bu'; watercress. 25@soc don:
green onions lsPls doz.' green
Honey-Fancy wnrte. new. 164l7c;
amber lo@lic h.; extracted, 7gse
Hay, Detroit shippers are paying
car lots I. o. b.. Detroit No. 1 tim
othy. new. s145Odl5 standard tim
othy, s1s5Odl7; light mix"d. 1850 q
Il 10, 2 tim9thys sital'; 20; = mix NIX
1 clover. 500 II: rye straw. $3.50 n s.:
wheat and Dat straw. s6.50d7 ton.
Lemo.s-,salo per box.
I:imes-slleq $50 per 100.
t3.5Oa3.75 crate; watermelons $50
Oranxes-valencias. s4a4?5 box
Onions-southern. 1918 per 100 l's.:
Hp rrs"::sssse-1.i1Sg, ou.; nSo9L75
r,s..ppies-sa.75us crate; n.,bo
IFS doz., FlorIdas, 500 case
Pounry--Best broilers, 25a2sc:
No. 2 broiiers, 22a 2ae: fancy hens.
lsgisc; No. hens lba Ice: stays.
20 iSc' geese. ilal2e; ducks. ITO
JOBBING PRICES
sa f."" Lima e'ISS beam. So4s'
TsnGy ,e Msins 't ess: "a f.nsy
matoes, si35 Marrowfat peas, u:
early June. $3.50. siftee early June.
sacks Es:d BIss ss . sa,Sds m,dins
corn. ,s5; corn and oat chop, ss2 ton.
Fiour-Jobbins prices best Michi-
straight. is2v; pure rye. So; spring
patent. s. Dbl In paper sacks
Detroit Oii-:Rew linseed oil; 73c;
boiled linseed, 7.c gal: 70 barrel p lots
headlight. Sac; perfect on, s5~; paia-
cine. lose, red crown basoline. 1sc
gal
anneaied wire, s2.so bundle: .gaivan-
sSiyan'u;;a sheets; ,!;sauss; 1875; z:
gauge $50 p per ewt sq hn e SOn5;.
sl25O don; black sheet metal; "a and
gauge, $3.50; 2s-gauge. 1870 per cwt
OF. large. ioc and 5 OF. machine
bolts. small soc, 10 and 10 on; large.
4Oc. 10 and 5 on list.
Hides-No. cured hides. l9o No.
green hides. Isc: no. cured bulls.
lac. No. green bulls. 12c: NJ !
cured veal kip. fsc; No 1 green veal
kip. gle; No. cured murrain. lsc:
No. green murrsin. l6c; No. I cured
calf. 29c; No. l green calf, &c. No.
/ horse hides, IS. 20; No . horse hides,
s. so; No. tsllow, nc, No. 2 tallow,
enc per ID: No. hides. lie OF: No ;
kip. and calf. iitc OF; sheepskin Gas
to amount woody. 5oc6Sl.2S,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
ACTION
ENDED THROUGH
OFFICERS DEATH

Lazarous Shapiro, who recently
was arrested by the Highland Park
police charged with being a va
grant. WAS released. Wednesday az
ternoon. because OF the death OF Pa.
trolman link. who made the charges
against him. The case attracted
much attention, as u Was the cause
Of charges preferred against the
chief OF police and the police de-
partment OF the village. James !.
Ellmann. who acted as the attorney
for Shapiro, preferred the charges
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Marriage Licenses

u Wojiech Zarkowski, %; Victoria
Ludwig oleski. GO. Jozefs JezIors-
kai 10
vasilie Botos. rs; Marie Koczan. 2s.
:. Albert Wagner, SO; Marjorie c. Oar
lanes II, Lopez. 30; Edie Joy Ana
schneitmsn. IS
William A westcott, %, Ruth I.
Harry Bernard. 80 Detroit Ethel
Louis J. Laskey, n. Toledo, May
a. Wambold. 81, same.
William {. Viegelahn, &c. Detroit
EIssis J: khoden. =, Cleoyelend.
Helen f. Tucker, Is. Providence. ri
Charles N. Heisler, %: Cathleen A
Doyle. 81.
Clarence n. Benson. q. Detroit
George Fox. IS. Detroit: Lucille Os-
trander. 81. Marlette
Richard J A McEtheran. %; Edna
carlo Msntola, 90, caterina venti-
Ignacy Baldyga. 25; Victoria ziebs
Theodore J wolter. Jr., %; varrle
BaIyl sznbegak. IS; Catherine
Chmiel, 90.
James T Kendall 40. Detroit: Mat
tie Darnell. 81. Atlanta Ga.
Jackson w Hayman, %; Leila K
Irwin. 81.
Alexander Zaferopulss. "a: Elaine
Zarahonetov, 20
Fred 3. wo2dlock, %, Detroit;
Anthony Elzerman. 81. North De-
troit; Barbara j. Hnmtsra. 10. same.
Lonnie Handy. %; Jane smith, 81.
Alfred Holbrook. 81; Magic Horth-
rup. a.
Albert Noble. 3s. Detroit; Alice
Schier. "a. Wyandotte
Rudolph Rohn. Jr., 10; Emma Pope.
woiiech Krol. rs; Katherine sobe-
Yak 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
FIRE DESTROYS
ADRIAN FACTORY

ADRIAN. Mich. Aug. S.-Fire
caused the total destruction OF the
Adrian Steel Casting companv's
plant at about 1880 this morning.
throwing a considerable force Of
men out of work ard causing a loss
estimated at $4,000.
The fire had made big Roadway
before discovery ind in spite of
the efforts OF the fire department
only the cffice was saved Employees
were also successful in saving val.
liable plans. The origin Of the fire
Is unkniwn.
Owing TO the prosperous business
conditions il is probable that the
plant will be rebuilt Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
BLAZIN GTRUCK
is CAUSE OF
EXCITEMENT

Enveloped in smoke and a thin
circle of fire, large truck loaded
with thing. between the blocks Of
which had been placed intlammable
excelsior. brought the department to
the front OF the new building being
erected for the Detroit Gas Co,
Bagley-ave. and Clifford-st., shortly
before noon, Thursday.
When the FIRE, which started
under the truck. began to gain head
way. the driver. becoming confused,
started TO lead the horses ahead.
Patrolman George A. Parker rushed
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
POLICEMAN'S
FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD FRIDAY

The funeral Of Patrolnar Gus
link. OF the HiebDnnd Park police
force, who Was shot AMI killed In
Detroit early, " edre sday morning,
will be held from the home OF his
married sister. Mrs Charles Croton.
Royal Oak. Friday afternoon. at :
o'clock. The pallbearers all patrol.
men on the village force. will be
Roy Anderson. Minor Shaffer. Harry
I.ockrow, FRANK Poffenhuasen.
Claude Barnes and All ert Scott
link IL survived by two brothers,
Frank and Henry link, OF the Nine
mile.rd., ROYAL Oak, and his sister.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Deaths

Anthony Sierra, foot Of ST. Aubin.
llyears. accidental drowning: Sebas-
s ssn DrnS'cs n.,,
Frank Reta. 2si Brewster-ave.. 1
months. broncho pneumonia Enrico
Colombo. Gal Riopelle-st.. 10 months.
7os Fort.st '@ w abo" f Is Years srI pa:
relysis; Samuel DramIn. Harper hos
RitaI; asoy - ysers, Reri.t.onitis; WILL
years, acute dcmentia' Helen Cum
minss ~ Harrison,ave, months.
cholera infantum; Frances Jereko-
month. ."I m.ina,rl, aSf R sSiS1s w
Laying. sl3 Psrker-ave. 7s years
ssnile dementis; Iva Drenkle. 34s
fsd.st.. IS years, urcmie poisoning (;
years, Inquest pending Frank PAX
iRer. SAT Riopefie ST. e. years. heat
prostration; Teresa Dsmecl,i rs stan
ford.ave. years: acute ilio-colitis;
years Intestinal obstruction Charles
Frank Holder IL Commonwealth
goisoningi Marsaret Merkey 81
ton FLORENCE Naonii siddaii. $50 sec
TSo%.. Gamma SSsF' ,ls s'' !atn! s%,'''"'
yssra heat prostration; Gustav
hsptic o,rrhosis; Isadore oinsbers
Children's Free hospital. a years
fractured neck Raymond Perllnskl.
2o6 Frontenac-bivd..s months. maras-
mu:; Martin Reilenway,. i7is Town
Werthmann, 2t7 Renton-st, SO years
Paralysis; Alma Schroeder. 1890 st
Antoine-st, s6 years, metastic carci-
sSs Tssoasrs s.. ws. .r,. see FTyry
ter Czekrzewski. 1851 Jos. Campau-
ave. rs years gunshot wounds Mich.
ael Hourek. Belle Isle about % yenrs
nowsks. Belle Isle, about IL ysare
accidental drowning; Edward r
roung, $50 Owen-st, q, years, val.
yuisr insufficiency; Ann Marks e3g
s.morfh.s. JOSEPH ~ dt. ss a sas
land-st., Al years, inquest pending,
Frank orsbowskl go Wsd.ricE-sf
70 years. acute gastritisi Mikoliona
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Sugar Market

suGars-Detroit Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.. Silt5 crys-
tai dominoes. 6-lb.. sll.45; eagle tab
let's. s1o.l6; cut loaf. $3.50 cubes.
$3.50; XXXX powdered. $40. stand
ard powdered. ts.3b; graduated. extra
coarse. 1905; granulated. fine In bulk.
s1s5; graduated. alb cartons. ss2s:
graduated. 25-lb. cottons, Ss.05, crys-
tai dominoes, graduated, alb, 81, lib.
and 5-lb. cartons. In cases. SS.25;
crystal dominoes, granulated. half
cases. ss.36: diamond A. ss05: con-
Petitioners A. 1890; diamond A. Ss.05;
eeonfectioners A. $3.50; No. Z. t7e5;
No. 3. 1890: No. s. t7s6; No. 7. 1870;
No. s. G.75; No. .. t77O: No. 10. t766;
No. s. $3.50; No. ~, s7.55; No. ls. $3.50:
No. IA $3.50, No. Is. $3.50. nom caking
mixture, 50, beet graduated. $50
per cwt.: household powdered. lib.
cartons. ~ TO case. s2.40 IS TO case.
N70 per case
:, Net income of New York Central
lines for June was 34,632.03e. an in
crease Of t,60A.446. Tor six months
sls.bs2.2i5, an increase OF Sli.7l1.ses
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
Births
nnV0

BOYS
Wincenty Groinus. 235 Mitchell;
Jakob Mack. 15l Addison; James L.
Thompson. Providence hospital; John
Frydrych. 639 Thirtieth: Louis Ger
man. 252 T.. Milwaukee; Boleslaus Po-
michofski. 6S Peterson; Lade LuZin-
skuy. &c Lambert; Gardiner r Will
lisms. a5i Pallister; Morris Ray
mond, ~ Hartford; John Blavat. All
Twenty eighth; James A. Young. l4l3
Lafayette w; stephen Almos. 11s
Post; William Bauers, ass Lovett;
Leonard Deffebach. 952 Hurlbut. AL
eek Sbsblewski. l177 81. Aubin: John
l. Croner, 7o4 Ferdinand: Samuel
stsrkes. 305 Rowena; Vaughn y An
derson, 2 Taft Roy Bourteaux. 3ts St
gust Gitschiag, 1905 Theodore: Her
man v. Hanigsen, 20 Neal: William
A. Ribar. 40 Brainard: Eldridge
Trombley. $50 Velvidere; Carl Leuk-
erman, 5Ssi% Baker, Charles Helm: | 81
Cicotte; William Nikolaus. 1865 Rio
pelle; George Bentley, 1s6 wilkins;
Antonio Cortege, 1923 Harper; lisa
dore Goldovsky. ,339 wind%: John
Newton; HUI bert A. Hart. 1914 Wa.
terloo: Charles r. Carrico. $50 Green
GIRLS
&c Albert Pesz, 70 Otis; John Padla
a s s%ne'I Walter Hen Lem mFSGS rs rs
Hartford Vito Lafranea, 261 r. La
fayette. John Syrek. 81 Goldner; John
Gaia, 1859 Cecil Bronislaw Niegow
ski, 573 Wesson: Louis Augusta, +96
r. Lafayette Frank Cziuraj. l27 Pu-
laski; AnEelm Horbaszewski. 210 f,
Garfield; Tony Nosal, $40 Brecken-
ridge; Jan Cajkoska. 339 Rich; Heysy
Crach. 2s2 Hammond; Frederick
Felts, 100 ". Lafayette; Mike Grass
man, Harper hospital: Bert Phillips.
Harper hospital. Walter Schuchnrd,
90 Robins; Joseph 8, kalisch. $50
Eighteenth. August j. Heide. 575
Cavalry: William c. Beckenhaver. SIS
Seneca: Frank billiard. 55s BENT.
teau; stephen Ryduchowski, ls9 Law
ton: Frank Lavandowski 1927 Du-
! bots: Michael ]. Stein. 1911 Williams;
Joseph Sliwienski. us Chene; John
| Sage, $50 Lansing; James Armes AZ
Meldrum Gustave Johnson, 22t w.
Willis; Walter Zajac. 81 Knsmen,
Anthony Lambrecht. 40 Sprague.
Adam Murawski. 20I3 Taruow; John
J. Lenehan. 800 Dix: Joseph Niyasic.
Ae Kirby; Joseph Plachia, IS clay
ton; Harry r. Donovan, 3l6 Twenty
third. Ludwik Nuccik. 1917 Martin,
Charles !. Conlin. Harper hospIta
Paul Stempinski. 4@6 Wesson, ErnsI
Schroeder. $50 Parkview Richard
Wakeham. 1918 Townsend: Andrew
Papciak. Az Garfield; James r Dcs
Autels, 317 Campbell; Julius Davis
Sal Rivard; Julius Tonak 90 Kanter
Sam Seppen. 1T9 Frederick; Frank
Laskowski. 210 81 Joseph. Alexander
Allan. 1s9 Twelfth
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
BODY is FOUND
IN LAKE ERIE

MONROE. Mich. Aug S.--rne
body of an unidentified man, 20
years old was found floating We'd
nesday afternoon two miles on
Monroe piers, in Lake Erie. The
man was smooth shaven. with black
hair, and were band ring on the
right little finger. lie was clad In
union suit only.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
HIGHLAND PARK

William MADDEN, No. 3! Alabama.
ave-. disagreed. Burkhard who IL
30 years old. told straightforward
story According TO his statement
MADDEN still owes him s23 for ser
vices. Burkhard admitted taking the
tools but said that he only took
them as security for HE money,
and that he would return the tools
"a soon as he received his wages.
a new trial was get for Aug. II.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

While some little girls are romp-
ing on the beach OF In parks. little
Tholma Shell dresses in heavy win
ter coats and warm velvet hats. She
ls n fashion model.
Little Miss Shell poses every day
for the Chicago Garment Manufsc-
turers' association. which Is prepar'
ing for n great fall style show. She
II one of the youngest models In
the country.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
[]E0pLEE,Ss
T FACES
ONE CENT A WORD

Cash with order, II charged, To a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 16c with cash: IL
charged, 1Sc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
fcatlons except Births. Cards or
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
etc.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices = Minim am
Escn additional word. l 1-3c.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03
BOY, LOST TWO.
DAYS, UNCLAIMED

Has anybody lost little boy
For two days a kiddie about five
years old, with blue eyes and light
hair, has been waiting in the High
land Park police station for some
one to come and claim him. He
can't remember where he lives or
what his fathers name il. Neither
does he remember whether his own
name is Mike or Steven. He claims
TO live on Cobb.st.. In Detroit. but
no one there knows him. All OF the
orphan ssylums OF the city have
been asked IL the boy belonged to
them. but none know anything about
him. He lie dressed in blue blouse,
dark grey boomers. black stockings,
white canvas shoes and a cloth hat
The Detroit times., 1916-08-03

into the breech. and, though almost
blinded by smoke. managed to UNI
hitch the frantic animals and lead
them out of harms way.