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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

Fargo-Moorhead 313 40s 02x-16
Summary - Home runs-Bacha1t,
Brautigan, Meissner, Lamers. Three
base hits--Boyle, Bachant. Two-base
hits-Sullivan, Boardman 3, Turner
Brautigan, Fusner. Sacrifice hits
Meixell, Haley. Bases on balls-John-
son 4; Burden A. Struck out-Johnson
/; Burden /; Murray 1. Double plays
Burden to Fay to Tiffany; Haley to
Boil to Boyle. Left on bases-Minot 4;
Fargo-Moorhead 3. Wild pitch--John-
son. Hit by .pitcher-Meixell. Time of
game-2:15 umpire-Davey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

FdTBU-IUUTM5dU VIA y = =
Summary - Three--base hit--Sulli-
van. Two base hits-Meixell q. Boyle
2, Boardman. Sacrifice hit-Thieman.
Stolen bases-Turner, Fay, Brautigan.
Bases on balls Thomas 4. Struck out
Thomas q; Murray 2. Left on bases
Fargo Moorhead Z: Minot s. Wild
pitches-Thomas, Murray 2. Collins.
Double rlay-Lamers to Fay to Tiff
fanny. Time of game-2:10. Umpire
Davey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
Takaa Thirtaen Inninaa.

Warren, Mimi, July 5.--WotelPs
home run in the last Of the thirteenth
gave Warren a to 2 victory over
Winnipeg here Tuesday, breaking up
a great pitchers battle between
stevenson and Delbern. Warren had
Enored twice in the third. Winnipeg
tied in the fourth and NTH. The
score:
"a II. e.
Winnipeg 900 ITO 600 900 o. IL %
Warren 002 900 900 600 lis S 1
Batteries Stevenson and Moore;
Delbern and Withrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
BEsCH.EhI " -. M w 80 -.

ST. Louis, July president Rick
ev az the st. Louis Nationals an
nounced Tuesday that Bob Bescher.
outfelder. had been released OUT
right to the Milwaukee club OF the
American association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

FARGo-MooRHEAD,s
STAR BATTERY WILL
GO TO MINNEAPOLIS

Charles Boardman, pitcher. and
Louis Bachant, catcher, Fargo Moor
head star battery the past two years,
will finish the 1917 playing season
with the Minneapolis club of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

puIIIudIy-IWU UdSB HIIb-f1dIty
2, Boardman, Fusner. Sacrifice hits
Boyle, Sullivan. Stolen bases-Boyle,
Haley, Tiffany. Left on bases-Fargo-
Moorhead 4; Minot 6. Bases on balls
Boardman 8; Thieman 2. Struck out
Boardman IL; Thieman Z. Hit by
pitcher-Tiffany, Meixell, Boyle. Wild
pitch-Boardman. Time of game
1:45. Umpire-Davey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
TWINS CLOSE
SEASON With
TWO VICTORIES
Defeat Minot in Morning
Game, 16-10-In After
noon, 14-4
MINoT TO FINISH
AS INDEPENDENT
Three Fargo-Moorhead
Players May Go With
Magic City Crew
The FInnl standfng
Wednesdays Results

Tuesdays Results.
Warren 8; Winnipeg 2.
Minot 2; Fargo-Mo )Tfead g.
Wednesdays Results.
Winnipeg 20; Warren 81.
Minot l0-4; Fargo-Moorhead
1914
Games Today.
No games scheduled - it's all
over.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

4 Haley's two Dagger with two on in
the eighth scored two runs. break
Thieman for M:not and Boardman
for Fargo Moorhead in the Fargo
college stadium Tuesday evening,
Fargo Moorhead winning, to 2.
Boardman held Minot to three scat
tered hits and famed IL men.
Tho hrrr rcor.a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
RECRUITS
CLAYCO. BATTERY
HAVE SIGNED
Plans for Aggressive Cam
paign are Being Com
pleted Today
ARTILLERY RECRUITS.

Edmund Alfred Koenemann.
Thos. E. Mills.
Guy L. Miller.
John Mcnamara. ].
Hans J. Brattensborg.
Sam Morrison.
@. A. Russell.
Oscar Thompson.
Owen M. Lamb.
Etho Kieselbach.
John Meyer. .s
Carl e. Henrickson.
Winters w. Lewis.
Joseph Edward Rusness.
Andrew c. BUSINESS.
Harald Hoyme.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
MARK YOUR BALLOT
OlSer B. Burtness

Of
H no control poitclfacdon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
to Auto Owner

The GO MOTOR sPEEDER win save
20 per cent OF your gasoline, give you
rs per cent more power and eliminate
so per cent Of the carbon. Investi-
a. Q. cuDIM,
6fs FRONT ST. FARGO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
Olger B. Burtness


in the National problems
FstC
problem
training with his pursuits learned how
Dakota and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tueadnx,s ReauItn.

Cleveland 4 ST. Louis s.,
Philadelphia 81; Boston O-6.
Chicago s.; Detroit /.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tuesdays Results.
Cincinnati 8; Chicago 1.
st. Louis 8; Pittsburgh g..
No other games scheduled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Tuesdayss Reanlts.

Milwaukee, s.; Kansas city IL.
Minneapolis 0; st. Paul 2.
Columbus 2 Louisville 8.
Toledo is; indianapolis 8.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05

trolltleal AaxsrtIsIng:,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-05
Two Raauer Wina Game.

Foster and Withrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
ENGINEERS ARE
ON The OCEAN
William Livingstone Returns
Home After Bidding
Son Good Bye

The sixteenth T.. 5. Engineers,
who left their camp at the state
fair grounds early Monday morning,
are now ON She Atlantic ocean, en-
route for France They sailed from
an eastern port during the week
William Livingstone. president OF
tho Dino Savings bank, who went
east about wees ago 10 say good
bye 10 his youngest son. Thomas w.
Palmer Liyingstone a lieutenant in
company a. Witnessed the depart
ure He returned 20 Detroit sat
urday morning
The men were all in high spirits
and glad 20 get away from the
heat" said Mr. Livingstone They
have good ship and were very
comfortable when visited them.
Every man in the regiment was
anxious 10 get 60 France
In New York war activities are
taking precedence over everything.
IF the peace agitation is crystalliz-
ing into anything denni o. I saw no
evidence of a. There is q strone
feeling that the Russian situation
viii pgolong the war"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
|. Q. j. S IN
KLOKA' SBOX
ONLY $1,000
Furnish No Evidence
of Big Loans To
Politicians

Promissory noes ana !. O. US
found by the prosecutor in the
safety deposit yanlt OF Tony" klo-
ka alleged Gefsultlng county mort
gage tax t,rk, ON which he was re
pufcd go have 'oaaed high officials
sums az money and 90 have financed
Bolitiral campaigns OF generous pro
portions. du not total more than 81
zoe. Assistant Prosecutor Paul Vor-
hies declared saturday.
About $500 worth OF O. US. the
prosecutor says. we're given 10 Klo-
IA by persons mot connected with
the county building OF any depart
menl in the cty hall The notes are
numerous Dut are for triaii amounts.
Everyone with an l. @. q in Klo-
kg's vault has been s0rrisheed in
aneefforf TO recover ain the money
nossihie from the alleged defaut.ng
clerk
The declaration in connection With
fhc writ of attachment against Klo-
Ea alleges that he appropriated TO
his own use $4,000 during his in
cumbencr
Assistant prosecutor'Harry b Kei-
dan, assigned 20 the Klo&a case. mas
left on three weeks vacation.
which spoils all indications OF an
carly trial, 10 is said aulhoritatively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

on Mistah Buzzard looked down at
Peter Rabbit and chuckled as ne
waited FOR Peters reply 70 has ques-
tiun You know ne Aad asked why
Peter was 80 sure that he. OF Mlstah
Buzzard had nest u was noise
less chuckle and go. of course. teter
didn hear IT, Peter scratched ms
long lcft car with his long right
mind foot Then he scratched his
long right car with hts long left
hind foot FINALLY ne made reply
cor course. I don't know fur sure
that YOU have a nest said 10. but
I think you must have. An the birds
know have nests this time 90 year.
- sid' "a. this year You brnnENt MIS-.
REzzarl up from the south with YOU
and I've noticed that lately,l haven Z
seen hcr very often. So" doesn't sail
round and round way up in the blue.
blue sky with YOU tho WAY she did
when she first arrived. SEQ ] think
shn must Dc taking care ~ her eggs.
And W YOU have eggs 60 he taken
care ut. why, ~ course. yon must
have nest III wish you would
tell me where ~ u.s. Misfah l}uzza ~.
ia Just love 10 see it and viii
promise not 20 tell single living
Peter was very much IN earnest.
Not even Mrs Peter asked or
Mietah Huyzard
Peter hnsitatod You know he
No doosn't believe n keeping secrets
from Mrs Peter But this was dir
fcront from most secrets and he did
So want L. gee that nest So at last
he agreed that he wouldn't tell any
body. not even Mrs Peter
pl M'etah Ruzzard leaned down
with great pretense ~ secrecy.
'Ah m eojng 20 toll yo' something.
Brer Rahbltf said no. and Peters
long ears stood Srnight up expect
sutly "Ah haven't any nest. 80.
sab Al haven't any nest" ne con-
cluded
Peter looked the disappointment he
felt Ito had been 50 sure that now
be- was g. ind out what he 80 want
cd % know But but what IS the
reason Tint Mrs Bu1zard keeps out
or sight So much 9"he asked
That whispered OF Mistah Ruz-
zard. as VI afraid he mirht be over
heard. lis tho real secret She is
SCI busy with household cares that
site hasn't time FOR anything else"
But but but. why thot you
Just said that YOU haven't any ncst7'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Society

M and Mrs. John Kinter are in
Atlantic city
Judge and Airs Edward J Jcffries
are spending fortnight in Owosso.
Mis- Emma NJ y Austin. No. 1900
Jenerson.aye. has returned from a
round OF eastern visits.
Dr and Mrs Z J. ORclly and
children. so $50 Fourteenth 81,
teri Friday for g. motor trip TO Nor
wood ont
Mr. and Mrs seymour Finney are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival OF daughter, July es, 10 be
named Mary Alice.
4 party ~ girls WI leave Monday
Tor tho Fort ST. PFsby camp
At Cass lake. under the chspcronage
IL Miss Laura 6 Henry
The Rev and Mrs Irwin f. Brad
field lcft Friday 10 spend August in
Harbor Beach. where Mr. Bradhvlf
formerly held a passionate.
The Woman's association OF III"
Fort ST. PRESBYTERIAN church will
pend All day Monday making sup
plies for INC Rcd Cross. luncheon TO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
The Confessions of q Wife
The Heart Is the Democrat of Human Impulse.

"rhc little stewardess was most
aSsidtAous in her attentions TO me-
tho nest morning She said there
were many rich men on board and
they had played for higher stakes
than usual in the card room 4 Just
saw Nj Rubin going on deck. she
said. lie looked worn out, and NO
wonder lie told me he had not
turned ~ tlll after four this morn
ing
"Tu have - tell him he must
not do such things. ] said lightly
The little stcWardtss looked az me
rather qucerly DO. she said. and
see what no. viii say I'm glad you
know tho Van l;enssaloers. she con-
tluucu COR Elri IA young as YOU
ntrrss a-shaper'nc on shin board ana
if the Van Nenssalaprs are seen
walking Tho deck with YOU. a will
eucctuullF keep away many undcsir-
able people who might annoy you
20 rather smiled at tho thot OF Mrs.
Van fcuesnlarr ~ New Works most
exclusive inner set chaperoning Paula
newton. former actress and now buy
90 - gowns for a Flfth-aNc. shop.
Mr Rubin introduced me 10 them
last night that &c. the son and
daughter. have not met Mrs Van
nut YOU win she said consoling-
iv unless Mrs Van Rensselaer,
thinks YOU arc prettier than her
daughter
"ti seemed so good. MBrgtc. 10 have
this mothcrly woman act as n she
Tea IlN liked me 30 YOU know. dear.
one cot u. greatest hardships was no
woman mot was >old enough or
cared enough for me 60 mother me.
The friendships OF tho Young are
drlEhtfHl. and dear Emma in Chicago
and Nina in Washington have AL
wnvH been 80 me every thing wo-
man 81 my own axe mai CHIT be. out I
hsifpNr girl who has mo- mother ts
the lonelcst % girls There IS some
tbiuE n thc very act Of laying your
head upon -Nhur mothers breast that
rfaFoa many hurts well. evfo before
sou snhbiugly fcll her >nhout then.
90 have never bad this feeling of
mother hunger when ] have been
thrown n contact with mothers ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Ducking Women With Hose
At Bathhouse Will Never
Occur Again, Dust Promises

The scandal caused by park de-
partmeni employees turning The hose
on women patrons OF the municipal
bathhousc on Belle Isle on the hot
test night az the season is now n
closed incident However, IL IL said
on the authority os both Mayor Marx
and Park commissioner Dust that il
will never happen again
The bathing department ran out
OF suits. made the announcement 20
the women and asked them 10 40
away The disappointed crowd didn't
dispense iapidly enough and ON
ploycs dragged oar tho hose and dis
persed the women with stream OF
water
Mayor Marx wrote tart letter 20
Commissioner Dust dcman ling ar
investigation and the punishment ct
those responsible for the act. Sat
ufday morning tho .mavOr received
the commissioners reply II con
tanned a report from FrCd Ham
bouck bathmaster. who admitted the
allegations. but ended with the state
men that h was the only thing 10 do
Commissioner Dust added that ne
deplorcd the incident which he call
ed ineXcusahle bur assured he may.
or that repetition would never oc
cur The mayor said he would ac-
ccpt tho apology and closed The Incl
dent with the remark
You bet your life il won't occur
again
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
GUNNERS 60
DOWN WITH
j. S. SHIP
Eight Yankee Fighters
Missing From
MOtanO
BY Altman.

WASHINGTON, aus a. Five Of
he armed guard OF the American
oil tanker Motano. torpodoed by a
German U-boat were saved and
eight are missing and regarded lost
state department advices said to-
day The vessel sank in one
minute.
Those saved and their next OF kin
are:
Chief boatswain's mate. g. r. Gar
rison. brother Charles Il Garrison.
No 1850 Bouon-ave.. Cincinnati;
eunnors maze. second class. G. l..
Beckwith, mother, Emma Bockwilh,
No $50 Nirsinia-aye., Martinshurg.
w Va. Harold Holcomh. seaman.
second class. moiher Thcadora Hoi
comb. 80 1u1 Olyo-aVc Rcdlands.
Cal J r. Hanley seaman second
class, mother Lizzie Hanlcy Nep.
tune. Tenn. G.. J Hammer seaman
second class father. e.. y Hammer.
Nettleton, Ark
Those missing and their next OF
kin are.
A II Voecl. seaman second class.
iA4'NAAf lflWiiifl ANilf ~ " fit N ~
dustrial school Baltimore Don W
Barmore. seaman. sister, Pearl Bar
more. No 9l9 West Eighty drst-et
New York Joseph Frank Carln
boatswain, mother. Mrs Ella Car
lin No as pcarst, PITTS hurgh An
drew Lawrence seaman second
class. mother Bertha Lawrence 40
25 Huehcs.st. Kingston station,
Maltby. Pa. Cornelius O Toriusen,
seaman second class father, G. H.
Torjusen Pascagonla Miss James
A. Sokel seaman second class. IA.
Their Simon Sokel, Chapswood. H.;
William Whelan. seaman SECOND
claEs, bruihcrinlaw Randolph "
Cramer. Orangcbure y Y sidney
Horwie. seaman, second class, IA
theg. George J Horwig 80 S47 Fox
ST., New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

the Mrs Van Rensselaer, type I
would never have dreamed 81 pouring
out my troubles tu that august lady
saltho she undoubtedly was "a woma n
of great cleNerneAs and N socially
conventional she was Set big enous n
10 know even "a Van RcnHsala m
might al times be mistaken.
Somehow. Margie, most rich moth
ers seem 90 have many - tho dear
commonplace heart throhs or sym
patty taken out - them by their
environment and education. They AL
ways run according 10 form, ssid
Tom Perry once.
The longer live. Margie" said
Pauln earnestly. "the more conV inccd
become as far ms Individual human
happiness Us concerned nothing means
ANYTHING hut the human heart -
this AZ the expense ~ being misun-
derstood because no ono has more
respect Tor the human intellect than
I The human brain can conceive the
very rehnems nj Of agonizing cruelties
as we'll as plan great joyH ana
achievements The great human
heart has only one string 20 play
upon--loNe.
"Brntn IFS tho .aristocrat. and heart
tho democrat Of human impulse. That
was why my heart went cut 10 the
little stcwardcss She was all heart
and her sympathy was like the sky
that bent above a suffering world.
no YOU know, Mhfkl'. hfN'l y"
that little gray haired stewArdess
again. but her kindness 20 me-a very
lonely giri on that voyage has MADE
me remember her as one ~ my rea
friends Every year We exchanged
greeting4 ar Easter and Christina $
and other holidays and ~ was with
sincere grief that I learned OF her
death last spring
at seemed 10 mo I had TO have n
talk With MI Arthur after what the
stewardess" rrrid me was much
AFRAID he ,y-,srfd ~ PLAYING Tor great
er stakes than ne could AFFORD !
know ne was not a rich man Ito
must not gamble / said 10 myself.
ant am going TO ask MIN not TO-
with this on my mind ] went on
deck
(To bo contuuedD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

be served at o'clock. in the church
house
Or s. +. Sanderson, No l59 War.
rcn ave. east has returned from Les
Cheneaux islands Mrs Sanderson
and son. stevens. viii remain AT
heir summer homo there unth
September.
The Allendale " G. r 4. sill
give an ice cream cone social Mon
day evening. Aug G. al Grand RlYor-
ave. and The West Grand blvd, to
raise money 90 equip soldiers com
tort bags which the union has made
The onEagcmen, is announced OF
Miss Katherine Lockwood daughteg
Of Mrs. Mary De Normandle Aver E,
No 30 Palmor.avc west. 20 Robert
n Henry Braun. Of 81 Louis. the
marriage 10 take place In the fall.
The officers and committee chair
man OF the Grace Whitney Hon fed
Grafton and all OF the clubs in The
federation. will meet Monday even
ing. Aug. 81. in tho Y. w G. A. t.
perfect plans FOR the fall and winter
work FOLLOWING the business dis.
cussion there viii be refreshments
ard "A social hour. II weather per
miis. the meeting will be held on
the roof garden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

stammcred Peter. looking quite as
puzzled as he felt In fact he look
ed So puzzled that OF Mistah Buzz
Yard had 10 turn away his head TO
hide "a grin.
That IS lust what An did say,
replied or Misteh Ruzzard THAT IS
just what An did say We haven't
any nest
Then how can Mrs Buzzard be so
busy with household cares?' de-
manded Peter
HIS voice was just a little sharp
lie was beginning 10 suspect that Oh
MiStah Bu1zard was trying o. have
fun al his expense.
she Is sitting on our two eggs
and one Of these days An reckons
we-uns are going 20 have two ~ the
finest babies IN the Green Forest"
asserted Ol' Mistah ruzzard
"But you Just said you haven't any
nest" exclaimed Peter.
$50 An did An did," replied or
Mistah Buzzard "Cortainly, Ah did
We-uns haven't any nest"
Next story. Peter is Both ruZ-
lied and curious
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
THIS MAN WANTS TO
GO TO WAR, BUT

City Clerk Lindsay. Saturday
morning. received polite and
patriotic note from citizen
eager TO serve ais country on the
field OF battle The note reads
was pleased 20 note that my
iraft number was among the first
drawn. and I want 90 say that
shall be pleased go give at least
Eve years ~ mv time 90 tho ser-
vices ~ my country VIII Won
kindly lot mo know how ] can Do
this2 ! am eager TO Join the ma
tional army and am convinced
/ viii make a good soldier
y 81 am now serving "a FIVE
year sentence IN prison,
The note Was forwarded 10 the
draft board in Tho district from
which the writer registered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
ROADS UPHELD IN
DETROIT COAL
SHIPMENT RATES

WASHINGTON. Aug. Answer
ing complaint of Detroit coal com.
panies. The Interstate commerce com
mission today held railroad charges
Of % for recon iening coal at De
troit are not unreasonable or un
laNlml
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Roaaers, Widom seeks Pen,lon.

Mrs. Ida Roggcrs. wife OF Detec-
tive Emmanuel RoggGEs. The dctec.
tive-sergeant shot and killed on the
night Of July "a. has petiiioned the
common council FOR a pension as
provided by law She says in her
brief note that her husband was
killed in the performance of his
duty. Several suspects arc now un-
der arrest on tho charge OF being
implicated in the plot to sssas mate
the detective.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
LITTLE WILL BE
BURIED IN BUTTE

BUTTE, Mont, Aug BURY
Frank littlc on the hghtinE ground
This message received from VIII
liam Haywood national l. w. w.
secretary caused a change today in
tho original plan TO send the body
Of Frank Little murdered / w. w
executive, TO Yale. Oklahoma, for
burial Haywood. who IS in charge
Of tho funeral arrangemonts, adj
yised that Titles brother bad au
thorized burial in Butte.
The duke OF Grafton. who recently
entered upon his ninety-seventh
year. is no lover Of unto-datc moth
DDS ot travel and he is said 20
have once made a vow that he
would mover enter an automobile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Indiana is preparing TO live up 20
her reputation as the mother OF
Wcep presidents. by Offering Gov
James r. Goodrich as a candidate
for second place on the Republican
national ticket in 1920.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

The first woman 60 ho given dc.
gree by Tho University of Michigan
was Madalon T.. Stockweli who re
ceived her 4 B. in 1872
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

New York city subway has car
ried 2.9l5. 200, POS passengers in the
last 10 years, with the loss OF only
one life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle sold the
book in which Sherlock Holmes
first appeared Cor sl25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

The membership OF the Southern
Pine association has agreed that
women employed in mems places al
the lumber camps, shall be- paid the
same salaries formerly paid men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
MAN ACCUSED
OF SETTING FIRE
TO BUILDINGS

John G. Murphy, 81 years old. No
l22 Woodbridge 81 east. was arrest.
ed early Friday morning in tho act
OF setting fire 10 a row or buildings
~ Nos. SlGS36 Foyt-St. west. the 20.
lice say Mounted Patrolman Haw-
kins. ~ the Trumbull ave station.
made the arrest
The plants Murphy is alleged 10
have tried to Gre are the Jackson
& Gooding Machine shop. the Ad-
vance Pattern Works. tho Norrie
Rrass Foundry. and the Foster
Chemical Laboratory. II Is said
these plants make munitions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
OF Mistah Buzzard leases Peter Rabbit.
~ IHORNTCN " ETRGEsS.

lCnNrInht- Ial6 ~ N. ~ Rnrgessl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

"niuo ~ the sat" IliRhw@> ,'nu,inission
ii"hn"nd. \, MAY H. ini.
BI!s Wi! 20 received ~ his "rirc ui'n
J, ""i"ol. Noon Friday. Muy - lrI. H.,
~" '""Sii Icti"n ~ i.%T miles Of hituluiuoue
penetration nih"a,i"m on TIA" river E.a.i
h"iN'"u country ciuh aud Gouchiand conn,
~ line. IN i1cnri"O County.
y certified check for 500 must accom-
vu"y "ICh bid.
iuf r.-"ntor"od concrete bride 80 ,cc,
i1i!t vvc' N,,th"m crc'E. mile t:U,.
Ncri.iHiu. IN ilrnti,p County. Va
\ ""riih'd check for s.5i must accom-
Dauy 'I"i bid "
rims tnd sDecitrIt."ua on no ., tn.
clerk. office. Richmond, Va. ana ~ III.
ont"". Slcc;hcnti"ns furnished on ami
cation 4" tho mdcrsicucd ''
IN" riIhf - reserved to reject any or
ali bids.
q. y coIENAN
state Highway Commits sioncr