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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-29

PubIicaiiou Office.


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AH me circuit COURT e. nae january
.7E.I p. - 1917. In .la-.#r
Ek ga.. .amu.aIHanf. Freeman
UuLE.ue the ureraan heirs .- d..
Fi=aas OF Freeman uauIE.us. aa..a.. I'd
.He unknown wife or widow or Sell
a.E y -warrwdut the unknown wife
or low at Charles r. -War.H.ar.
Hannah 3 5wartwaut. aa.rHau j. Esa-
con. the unknown heirs ar H=..=aas af
5hlrmau J. Bacon. deceased JnnH II
7Har-WoEa. The unknown heirs or do
E5sesa Of John d. 1Harrwaut. de-
ceased the unknown wife OBJ #.aoH af
John IT. 1wartWuut UHEEna S -wart-
#cat the Unknown wife or widow af
-Elrlau j Bacon. Charles - -rarE-
won't taa unknown heirs gr aerfsaa=
Of Charles IT, SwarrHolt deceased
Sherman j. Bacon. the unknown heirs
or 9eEtseas OF sherman j Bacon. ae-
ceased George r. Lguae lra unknown
heirs or Her.zaae OF George r FHuU..
deceased Calvin AfasworrH. Ir. nm.
known heirs or aar5seas uL Cal
vim a5aswortu deceased. Mary
G.. LcEachou George IL Rich
moud. Blanche Robinson. Mary
Seamel. Jerraa Aiken. tine unknown
heirs or 8evlsaes OF JerraG aiken. de-
ceased. Ella Aiken. George Aiken. EHIa
Araett. Lillian BawlaE. fna unknown
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s~diucrhSri0teit

imo 9tcrben.2 Gbmmg miro gebeilt
obnc &atcnt snitrpmente; nir bet
altcrihu1de fritz nidlt INNER bolle
Seittng elm. SD ielbit aebraufte
beridieoene Gaiente, COB uiel @eIf
ans. o6re ieoc 9eiieruns. &robe
Jldi6den 30 Cts. Die arir wir0
meiit nit y lln5e cr5ielt Oo bic
DtcoiSin icDr beroitmt miro; $500.
Misunderstanding erfolgt bel BE.
lteIlung.
Or. y. 9escl, SbeIbb Soma.
7s2t.i6
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Sin 8ctteIbrief.

sd ais Der bislfaa ebrtaDoa lin.
tsr3eihnete, ipelner Da i6 INNER ris
fem GSliid bdbs, glrbtit 5u finbtn,
fusun fd euh drbeiten tuoGte, bober
aud ni6ts 81 eiftn ituo nod rDfuis.r
Su trintsn babe. bab i'd mandmaI
Dor 5unssr frier. uno Iol9en 9urIt
babe, baB ID ~oespegsn Hihts eFm
Tam, aud fpsrln i'd ni6ts babe. mas
MID fOgar am 2aufen bsiin 8etteIn
O%srhiubert, fo Site it ssneisteft lin,
ter5eihneter I'M, tuern pel9e bo lino,
ME dbgelegIe GadeH, 5erriFene
Sembm unb Stsampfs, oIts Gtiefe!n
nnb dnhsre 0abrungsmitfeI, tpomii
i'd alIer Gbren DCn nnterseihnt NIT
beitsu @riiben Sbr
.. 2. RoIt".
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iIei0ung drsrsitenS gei6iBt, ipdhs
renb Der unterIeib Dor allen bic 8sta
ne oes 5dubss rsIp. orr Mdrms3u'
fubr bebiirfen. Der Sdperpuntt
lisqt oemna6 in Der GrpdrmIng
|biefer 9eile. Dix GlsttrpnGrmer
mifen berart aetrdgtt peroen tous
men. odb is Die 8einbefpegungsfrsi'
belt niht besintrGdtissn, baB iie ans
6duerno an getpOuter Sssle psrbIsis
ben, uub oab ttin unnOtiser @drmes
berluIt mad 0uben F%aitIinOst. 90
pufoe nns eIettriid ertpoEmte inters
Heb ionitruiert, oub BEL seeignstsr
gertettung Der .taIorif6su" 9rdhis
cine oireite uno oauernoe Ddrms3u'
fubr 3u ienen 5eiIsn seitattet. peI9s
bic Bdrne am mstlten bebirFsn.
Dds Bacterial Ots 8einfIeioss beitebt
aus einem b~sIonoers aefertigtsn
'Gtoff, in psltem feinite eIettriI4e
6eis6rdbte in paFenoer Jorm Stars
e uno Anor0nuug eineepebt fnO.
Der 6tOff 1T t~sinestUeas itarr, man
sisbt Die lInterbois Ieidt ME ieoe aus
Iosre an.
Dds 9eintlsiO III Oerart gefertigt,
'hab nod Elm bretter Snum NIT 9et3s
brGbtsn auf Dem unterlsib 5u liegen
tommt. Die MsHss 0es MetaIs III
Dsrt9ipinbsnb ssring. fooaB 0as Gts
lpiht oes 9eintIetoes sttpd $50
az BIB. betrdgt. Die gnergie miro
Bel ser 5oie ourd 3ufubr Oss 5trOs
mes BON auBtn init 9ilfe eints
fIeribLen RabeIs betpirtt, ipoourh bic
gntfernung 6ts 3u ertpGrmenosn
thames BON Der Gnergtequtls ben
iepeiligen 4nFOr0erungsn afgepaBt
tperoen fam. 60 permag man ).
q. einerl Dor BEN 6fn0ernis aufgts
tsIten SprGpoisn nuf cine gntfers
nunq BON 100 Mletsrn nno barber
ben 5trom blrh ben Babel susul.is
ten, an psl1em er pie Elm 5au9er
singefiet lit. ga man fam fOsar
Bis auf cine Gniftrnung Don 500
Metsr ben GtrOm sufibreH, 70 oab
Gin Msdnn i'm 5GneeseitD6tr obut
|GeFabr oer grfrieruns ieinen DENT
tun fam.
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Gleftriid ssbsistt eOis.

3pei Biensr asr5is tmpfsbIen tin
rsuss 6ilfsmittsI, oos eesignet til,
Die Gefahr ots GrIrisrsns neItniIi9
at btieitigen uHO cine Ddrme3ufubr
ii6er au ftenen, bic ben GoIootsn Bee
fGbigt, feIbIt uHtsr isbr anaiiHnigsn
Observation-Disclosures, o~ienitfdbig
su bltiben. Dur9 0os WittsI Miro
Dem aSrper taIOrif9t @nerqr Onr9
elettriSitGt 5ugsfibrt, tnbtm oisie
Td i'll WGrne umftbs. Der Obers
s5rpsr oss Mtui4ea II ourd Die Be-
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
hire Einnahmen erweitern, wenn Sic a~nzeigen.
Ohne Reklame klein Geschaft. hire Anzeigen in
der Tribune" werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
gelesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Tribine"
angezeigt haben, sind nit den erzielten Resultaten
sehr zufrieden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

@cinht. Ste[c ais Steiloard.
pbiitin Doll iunger 0Gniiher Dame
nil 5l%poliidbrigcr @riobrlmg S Sab
re in 8ouineeHicur uno 0tnittnen.
ind un0 ! Sabre bel &ehtsoupolt.
uno @runoeigentumlsiirm 5priht,
idreibt mo i%tenogrupbicrt Geutid,
Gdniid) ODER Gngliih nit elei6er
5ertigteit. SeIepbpniert Douglas
$500 ooer ooreiiert Morio 5orens
len. 220 Snlobo National Banf,
SmnDd.
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Undergraduates gltelier.
@rbiainffhes

samOrr9Oiben, 5iifsln FHrisrr.
Er. @. n. 3orrp furiert SdmOrr.
bG0en GiitsIn ii. dn6erc garmIei.
SeT s1ne Operation. air anrnntiert
aa0 fein @eLo perIdngt ehe furie.
.areibt nm Bid fiber EarmIeiben,
NIT 3eusuiiien. Or. e. f. Sorrn.
24o 8ec glhe 0moho s.1sf6
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9lebrasfa aat0 Nabiator 9epair

@ute arbeit mGBige 8reiie.
prompte geoienung. 8ufriecenbeit
garniltiert. 220 90. 10. Ctr. gele.
.bhon 1oueIos 37o0. ). So. Sonier.
Gnlaba Reb. 20.t7
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aSfIt4t auff0t

9ptIt@t Nnfotpes
Ro, mas bnit b 6enn NIT
Dem Rufeu gsma9t. SeppY
Qd. MAJ tusrn 7 gsmn6t hdb'n,
3asrit mics I Jpn init BEN aOIbsn
5'rsdt, boun trat I ibn BORN 8au9
mo fagte, mann b i.st net BET ~.
ne6r irsstuf nod'a psrb / arpb!
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itnitre
-Wftrt
Ru. tese.l

Dus sinfods. i4idt altib, 81 ben 500
6duiitmuit,r srEprOtrIih Fnb, fam IA
6ttOG Serge, @iHshdm, QsiusH pb,r Icua
elmer mOoerntn Wtbar. Gusesfuhri ipsr.
ben. SIN llsbersiniimmuu0 nit Der iStde
ssI4IORsHsn 9Iut. ha aud Der Rod felt.
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eidlen6eeananih
@rabiteine nmS @ontmente.

3a O%ertanfen. Sous init bier
Bimmer un0 5tUei gauiteaen, 80
bel t60, geutide Rad6orIfoft,
nabe Stride uno SGuie. @roBer
@nrtcn. Sang ODER gum 9eiI su
perfaufcn. Rod3ufrogpn sonutoas
ooer abcnos. 1911 GoIteIor ctr.
Eeleptou Tbler 1871. n
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" ue5abit fidl In orn .aToi.
iiti5icrten An5eiseu@ Der gribiine AZ
eniiciljiercn.
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Nntp Mnbiatur Mepnrntnr w.rEe

s. 6. @reenouoh. 2026 5ornom ct.
Eel. 9gl. 2001. Glito Rabiotors,
2ampen Scnoers rcparirt. 8rompts
gcoienune, one arbett earoutiert.
Stiff
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9arln.spr,iaHR.
oIteupathii6le acrste.


So'cpaise arnitron9, 6t5 Bee gIoe.
2-t0-17
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Anto.G ~eparatmren
g~ntOmobiI.g 9 rlidermua.

Sbe8ioIrnte fiir 2iabiIitp Nerii6e-
r1tne auf 6oro Cars, einidlieblid
Gigentums shaoeu, $25 Gelers uno
gicbftobI 9eriiheruilg III nieoriaiten
Rreilen.
ailla Gais & Sbpmpion
.9f3 Ia Gin 9sat. gonf gloa.
IoueLns 2S19 5.10-17
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smith & 3eafner, 723 5ilo q.
Ctr. @e6rnuHte autos 81 Bargain.
preiien. 3ataten - ReparatnreH-
Anfbeiuabrnng IN Ser reinIiflten II.
beaiten Garage IN 9mobo. Douglas
400. 5.17.17
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anOpfe nuO gI;iIec.
gbitraefs Of title.

6ndraffce abitratt So, I Batter.
ION @i6g. 3-t8-17
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
ALLEY 663 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates

S1i GU, yds. excavation.
200 V 50. yds. one-course con-
crete paving
Loss lineal feet Of retaining plank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing and
Installing Instruments IN connection
with sewage pumps, Fairview Pump
ing station. located at the foot Of
Parkvicw avenue. iu tho city Of De-
troit addressed 10 the Department Of
Public Works OF the city of Detroit,
will he received at the office OF the
Commissioner. city Hail Detroit. un-
I'll 10 o'clock n. m. on Jun" 30, 1915.
Separate proposals, In duplicate.
will be received for the work in ac-
cordance with plnns and spccifica-
tons
Zach proposal shall be accompan-
led ~ certified check IN the sum Of
not less than ten GOJ per cent OF the
amount of the bid. payable on its
face to tho Department % Public
Works Of the city OF Detroit. as
surety for the acceptance OF the con-
tract
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each In a sum equal 20 tho
fun amount OF the contract
Proposals shall be made Ia accord
ance with the plans and specifca-
lions prepared b. and on file in the
office OF Smith, IIInchman 4 Gryiis,
consulting engineers 710 Washington
Arcade. Detroit. rch. Copies OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.

fSt0H Correspondent United Press.)
BJENOS AIRES, June 27.-A
lengthy telegram expressing a warm
sympathy of the Latin American
league, was forwarded 10 Gen. Car
rama today, following a mass meet.
ing held here last night. Several
pro-Mexican speeches were made,
the orators charging the existence
Of an expansionist party in the
Emitted States With designs all
South America.
Foreign Minister Murature has re-
ceived a communication from For
eign Secretary Aguilar, Of Mexico.
intimating that President Wilson's
decision TO pursue a strong policy
toward Mexico is only for political
purposes.
South American governments con-
tinue TO exchange messages with ref
erence TO mediation proposals.
II was semi officially limited today
that some diplomats are verging on
the over-zealous In moving for medi'
alton. Certain smaller governments
are also accused OF indiscreet inter.
ference
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

Guilfoyle, of Cleveland, Elyria and
Lorain; Division No. 4. First regi-
ment, OF New York, Lieut.. John II.
Weis. OF Rochester; Division No. 5,
cadet companies, OF Detroit and Buff
falo; Division No 6. Third. Fourth
and Twelfth regiments, OF Ohio. Col
George r. Clarke, OF Cincinnati, Co
iumbus, Dayton and Toledo: Divi-
sion No. 7, independent comman-
deries OF Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Saginaw and other cities,
Two companies Of Boy Scouts. at
tired In neat gray uniforms. invited
much favorable comment. The boys
were from Buffalo and Detroit com
manderies.
More than 1000 OF the knights,
their ladies and friends, enjoyed a
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Put.in!Bay, Monday night. A pro-
gram OF songs. music and dancing
kept the visitors entertained during
the trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, June &c. 1916
Paving Notice No. 1898.
WILLIAMS AVENUE

To Daise Day. A. l.. Hall. Fred
Bake. Carl Arnot. Emma Dutkatz.
Ryrie. Aug. Tulowitzkl. r. Kamin,
Theo; Banks, Geo. II; Gresse, c. Nc
Gustave Gagerowski, Carl Hilpert. l..
Hilpert. H. Bovdy, Jas. Bailey, AL
bert c. Lanyon, julius Poer. Anthony
Grosheld. Ed. stephen, Paul Kraft,
smith. Alice Kudner. u. F. Rose; las.
Ohrns, Carl Frank. G. Mertz. w. II,
Hebert III. Steinke. A Stachowiak, b,
Olschewski, j. Wrobleski. Stanley
Gtiezcyneski, ", Weir, j. w. How
land. Lucy Meyers Jas. Mccarthy,
Mary Glozer, c. f. Johnson. 3. Pod
sadlo. F. Hover. and to all other per-
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
interested In any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Williams ave-
nue.. in said City Of Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Commpn Council OF the City OF
Williams avenue. from the north line
OF @. #. Il. r. Ito the south line OF
Warren avenue to be graded and
paved. notice IL hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on
said Williams avenue. and liable to
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the city Char
ter. ana that roll of said-asseRs-
ment is now completed, and Will re-
main at the Assessors Office in the
City OF Detroit from the date hereof
of all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT,
B-S1S President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
MEETING OF
KNIGHTS IN
FULL SWING
Continued from Page one)

called the delegates together for the
business meeting. while the creden.
tials committee met In another room
to verify the certificates OF the dele
gates. A similar proceeding was
going on in the Cadillac. headquar-
tiers OF the Ladies' auxiliary, where
Mrs. Teresa Renper, national presi-
dent, presided over the meeting
Miss Johanna White, national secrc.
tary. and Mira. Anna Brossard. SUI
preme treasurer. and a number OF
committees reported on TIE years
work In The organization
While the business meetings were
in progress, visitors and families Of
the delegates took advantage Of the
opportunity To look over Detroit and
it's Industrial plants and beauty
spots Sightseeing automobiles
were doing rushing business
around both hotels and a number
prepared to take advantage OF the
entertainment offered ty trips TO
Belle lsle and Pois Blanc.
The afternoon program includes
prize drills AZ Navir field and an
automobile tour of the city. Elec-
ton OF officers for the coming year
will be held Thursday in both organ
;zations.
While thousands OF Detroiters
cheered. 1000 uniformed Knights Of
ST. John marched down Woodward
ave. TO jefferson, east 10 Hastings
and then back over the same route,
Monday afternoon, with IL bands
playing and banners flying
Although more than 1000 OF the
members were absent, having an
swered the call TO arms with the
state militias, the marchers made
an imposing showing. Attired in
black uniforms. with gold and silver
braid. and wearing black chapeaux
bearing waving white plumes, the
Sir knights presented pretty spec
tacle.
The supreme officers and regimen
tai commanders OF the order were
first in line. preceded by a guard OF
mounted police The officials, who
led the parade on horseback, were;
Gen. Dugan. national commander;
Gems. Wallace. Shea, Hohnhorst
Treppa. Noeth, Lenhard. Hainbuch
Schnabel, Converse Supreme
Color Bearer Mesker.
Division No. consisted Of First
regiment OF Michigan. of Detroit.
Col. Caspar Schultz and Col. Louis
Schmidt: Division No. 2. Second
regiment. of New York buffalo Col
John l.. Schwartz; Division No. 3.
First brigade. Of Ohio. First and Sec
ond regiments, Gen. d. A. Crotty'
Col. Thomas J. Lally and Col. John
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
DOC SHOW ON,
. IN ARMORY
Exhibit Under Auspices of De-
troit Kennel Club Embraces
: Many Fine Specimens

Having slipped their leashes In
sthe armory. the dogs OF war" have
been succeeded by large regiment
OF the canine family. and instead OF
sgruff military commands ones ears
ARE now assailed by throaty saluta-
ltions. protests and arguments that
are more noisy than musical. For
there Is a dog show In the armory.
Tuesday. at IL o'clock, the first
OF a two days exhibition by the De
'troit Kennel club. for the benefit OF
1.-THE Animal Welfare association. be
gan. with a large attendance. There
ARE over 500 entries, embracing
every breed from the chow.chow to
the bulldog. Over 81 Airedales alone
are among those present" Then
there are innumerable fox terriers.
Russian wolf hounds, Boston bulls.
and all the various breeds OF dog
dom. Handsome specimens greet
the eye OF the dog-lover at every
turn.
This In the first dog show that
has been held under the auspices OF
the local Kennel club in 10 years.
Al 2 o'clock in the afternoon the
animals were judged for points. The
judges were Dudley r. Waters.
Grand Rapids. Mich: DIT. J. +. De
Mund, Brooklyn. n. Yi.; J. j. Lynn,
Port Huron. Mich; Mrs. Charles
Waters, St Thomas. Ont, and
Charles G.. Hopton. New York city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June rs. 1916.
Paving Notice No. 1896.
LUDDEN STREET

To Herman Czenkusch, Emma
Moelke. VI. r. Dennis. T.. Il. q T..
Harper, Chas Guener. Henry Sacho-
wetz, Albert Anrieth, u Dennis, otto
Zulch, +, Wilke, Alfred Farm, Emma
Hcidel David j. Baude, Julius kn1-
dcwisch, Loosis Huber. William PEN
ner. Albert Zielke, Paul Schilling.
Leopold Altenberg. Henry Jordan, a.
ksrschmidt, Aug FAIL. Anna Pfahl.
w: f. noebler. Chas. a lsler. c.
Whitcomb. Johanna Mertins, Gustave
Reske, Richard Mume. Fred Hartke.
John Sneider. Carl Il. Schneider Her
man Kettlehut. Ferdinand Kettelhut
Aloysius j. Suhler. Robert Dwight.
Aug Kramer. John Hang. kasper
Klatz. Ludwig Abend. Aug. Peters.
Robt. Birchhardt, Carl Voss. Helen
Moesch, Fred Kruger. Victor Dennis.
William Ratke, \. w. Regentin, Fred
Rescke. William Brinkman. Jr.. Fred
Brinkman, John Pitt, q. $. Loranger.
Herman Burrandt, Christian Rnth.
Carl Pfeifcr. John Ruppel. Louis X.
Kewick Chas =. GresSh, Gustave
Gratz. Mrs Surrv Herbert 4 Arch
er. Chas. r. Tietze. Martin Harden.
Fred Kncisel. John a. kressler. Chas.
Sellbricher. Benjamin Rose, Adolph
Buethcr, Carl Voss. Henry a. Shook,
Lena 2lek,- Gustave Ernest, Gustave
Neuman. John Schaefer, William Les
due. William Walter, William Stelt.
Mary T. Broeg. Louis Lemke, Peter
Klehman, Otto C. Goeichel. Mary r.
Brog, j. n. Hahn. Thos Smith, Mar
tina T.. Denia. Martha l. Broeg- John
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
FRENCH PUT
LARGE GUNS
ON PLANES
(Continued from Page One)

hurled 65 shells on German ships off
the coast OF Belgium yesterday. the
war Office announced today.
Further progress for French
troops in the region Of Thiaumont
works, northeast Of Verdun, was also
announced.
The advance near the Thiaumont
fortihcations was made in the course
of violent night fighting which
spread to the region OF Fleury vii
lage. The situation at the village IT,
self was unchanged as the result Of
last nights fighting.
West OF the Meuse, German gre
made attack against trench west
OF Hill 304 was checked. The
French also repulsed a German at
tack against Nouilly. on the upper
Meuse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
PROPOSALS

FTRNITuRE AND FIXTURES AND
APPURTENANCES, and for the
s MENT All h f6T the AN 2E XAp Mx f9qlR
COURT BUILDING in the City of De-
troit addressed to the Department Of
Public Works Of the City 81 Detroit
will be received at the office of the
til 10 a. m, July IA. 1915.
Separate proposals are requested
as follows:
(A) Wood Furniture and Fixtures
and Appurtenances
(B) Steel Filing and Vault Equip
ment
Except where otherwise noted in
specifications. each proposal for "a"
niture, wood fixtures. and appurten-
ances as called for in the plans, spe-
cifications and schedules, and each
proposal for ''B' shall include all
called for on the drawings and in
the specifications.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum Of twenty
PAYABLE on its face 10 the Department
CT Public Works Of the City of De-
troit. as surety for the acceptance OF
the contract.
quired 20 furnish two bonds each in
a sum equal to the full amount OF his
contract.
Proposals shall be made in accord
ance with the plans. specifications
and schedules prepared by Smith,
Hinchman a Grylls. architects and
engineers 7l0 Washington Arcade.
Detroit, Mich. and. on file in their
office. copies OF which may be OBJ
tanned by application TO mem.
The Commissioner reserves the
right 10 reject any or all proposals.
and to waive all informalities there
in.
GEORGE H FENKELL.
B-S6i Commissioner.
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ALLEY 662 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates

~ GU. yds. excavation.
81. 5. 81. yds. one course con
paving.
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f. Smith. Alfred Lenz. Aug. Paschke.
Anthony PETE, Henry stephens. +. j.
Sauer. Adolph Farm, and to.all other
persons owning. occupying or other
wise interested in any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Ludden street
In said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered SO much Of
Ludden street. from the east line Of
Gratiot avenue TO the west line 81
Mt. Elliott avenue, 20 he graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
Assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on said
Ludden street, and liable TO be as
sessed for said improvement under
the provisions OF tho City Charter
and that a roll OF said assessment IL
now completed and Will remain at
the Assessors Office In the City 81
Detroit, from the date hereof until
July IL. 1915. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-SS1 President
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he sent one OF his laborers, Pat
Driscoll, 10 the nearest barracks 10
inform the police.
Mary German. living on a nearby
farm. told OF seeing three men go
by the farmyard shortly after dawn
OH Good Friday morning, Easement
smiled when she identified him as
one of the trio.
Sergt. Thomas j. O'Hearn, Of the
Irish constabulary who found Case
ment hiding In IN old fort and ar
rested him, admitted on cross-exam-
ination that a large part of Ireland
was arming in preparation for do
nestle war. He said II was common
knowledge that large, quantities of
arms had been imported into Ulster.
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Germans Prepare
To Stand Attack
BY ED. /. KEEN,
(Stdf Correspondent Urfted Pre-

(Stdf Correspondent Urfted Press. }
LONDON, June 27-Gerrnany be-
lieves the big push" is about 10
BEGIN.
The Teutons are feverishly rein
forcing their lines in northern
France and F1anoers as British
guns continue Il steady pounding
against the whole front from Ypres
10 the Somme. Specially construct
ed railway cars are carrying heavy
artillery to the front of the Bavarian
crown prince, Amsterdam dispatch
es reported today. Several train
loads have passed through Louvain.
The London public Is awaiting
"a smash Paris and Rome newspa.
pers loday joined in the belief that
the Allies superoffepsive is getting
under way.
Tire hour of action has come"
said the Paris Matin, attack sue
ceeds defense on many fronts"
Both in Rene and Paris the pros
poets Of combined offensive on all
fronts are being received with re-
joicing Paris critics believe the
first stroke against the German lines
by the British in porthern France
willcause the abandonment Of the
German drive on Verdun. Enthused
over General Cadorna's sweeping
gains against the Austrians the Ital-
ian capital is awaiting news OF the
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SEEK TO AVERT
WAR IN MEXICO

The Detroit branch OF the Ameri-
can Union Against Militarism will
hold a meeting In the Unitarian
church Sunday school rooms, corner
OF Woodward.ave. and Edmund.pl.,
Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock. to
which all persons interested in
averting war in Mexico are invited
The national organization, with
headquarters in Washington, has
met every situation as 1t has arisen
with an educational propaganda OF
peace and protest against war.
The local committee numbers many
prominent Detroit people, among
whom are James and Charles
Schermerhorn, Mrs. George Hendrie,
the Rev. Eugene Shipper, Mrs.
Frederick Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Brotherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ford, and others.