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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

Young Edison is particularly prouu
OF his pet alligators. The Edisons
have a winter lodge on the east coast
of Florida, and it was there that the
little alligators were acquired. The
first thing Theodore does when he has
visitors is to take them to the tub in
the yard, and for their edifcation pick
his pets out of the water one by one.
But he has another pet which is
much dearer to him than all the ALI
gators in Florida. He is proud OF his
'wr;sglers" because they are curios-
tiles. but the lack of affection which
they display and their utter indiffer-
cnce to his coming and going prevent
them from becoming prime favorites
with him.
1t is little gray rabbit named Star
that is closest to his heart. Star and
Theodore understand each other thor.
oughly and there is real sorrow in the
rabbits eyes when the boy leaves it.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Automatic Commas.

NJ. Heit, a French inventor, has de-
vise' a new type of compass, which
is OF an automatic nature. The d.
rection of the compass by this ar
";lngement is automatically registered
minute by minute, so that by consult
ing the chart the ships officers can
ascertain the route traversed at any
me during the passage. The COM
lass card, instead of having at it's
center an agate resting on a fixed
steel point, is fixed on a steel pivot
Which rests on a fixed agate. The
latter is immersed in a drop of mer-
curry, which serves to conduct the cur
rent of electricity that makes the
registering of the movements of the
apparatus possible.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

In the absence of particulars as to
age Of the ducks and manner in which
they are kept, it is not easy to exact.
ly determine what is the cause OF
mortality in this case. It may be due
to the birds being too much exposed
to the hot midsummer sun. George
H. Pollard, one of the most expert.
enced breeders of ducks, says: 'Ex-
posture to the hot sun annually kills
more birds than any other cause" If
the ducks are young it is not advis.
able to constantly feed them on corn:
meal. Try change and it would not
be amiss to mix small quantity OF
garlic in the soft food. There is
worm which sometimes affects ducks,
more particularly young ducks.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

Young Son Of Great Inventor n N
s Makes Pets Of Small Allieators

Theodore Edison, the .6-year-old son
Of the inventor, gives indication even
at his early age of possessing some of
the ingenuity of his illustrious father.
He has not yet begun to dabble in in
veations, but he has shown raarked
originality in his choice of pets.
Among them are five baby .alligators
which he drought from Florida last
winter, and he loves to make the Wis
itor at the Edison home acquainted
with them. Recently, when his moth
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

the entertaining: This explanation
saved him the reproofs that were I in
store for him, and some Of the guests
ventured from. their elevated positions
and exhibited keen interest in the
strange pets. But Theodore saw that
the debut of his alligators into society
had not been the success that their
value as pets should have assured,
and gathering them securely In his
arms, he marched sturdily back to the
big tub in the yard which is their re-
treat 49,. II ~ +. d.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Dwellings for WAGE Farmers.

1t is rumored that the Roehschilds
propose to spend 10,000,0O francs in
the setting up in Paris of dwellings
for wage earners, in which the rentals
shall be extremely moderate and out
of which the owners do not intend to
make any profits. Similar work has
been done in the Peabody buildings in
London and in various extensive en-
terprises of the sort in a number of
leading cities
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
London War Office BuiIdino.

The new War Office building in
Whitehall, London, which will cover
three and three-quarter acres, and will
cost e65O,00O, will be ready in about
two years, the work having already
been in progress two and half years.
The general style of the elevation is
that of the Italian renaissance. Nine
miles of chimney tlues, 26.5O0 900
bricks and $4,000 tons of Portland
stone will go to the making of seven
floors and the provision Of c7O rooms.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

gle complacently over; the floor there
was q sudden rush for chairs on the
part OF the women, and despite. the
assurances ": Of the boy that his pets
We're perfectly harmless it could hard
ly spe said that this innovation at a
reception met with success s# n ~. ~'> :.
The Indifferent reception that his
pets received hurt the tender feelings
OF Theodore, and ne earnestly assured
the guests that he was only trying to
do what he considered his share of
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

scratching shed Sx12. The roostins
room is built of double boards and bat
tens outside, then paper and matched
sheeting on the inside. The sheetins
and all studs are of hemlock, the out
side boards pine and stills of cedar Sc
on cedar posts, 6 feet apart. The hem
lock sLeeting was used because it wa:
cheaper than pine, and rats do not e
through it as much as they do pine
There are no floors, but the earth or
the bottom OF the pens is raised three
feet higher than the ground outside
In damp localities board floor is pre-
ferable.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
SaWdust Ships.

Sawdust lends itself to many uses,
not least of which seems to be the
making of the new petrolignite, or
stone wood, which is interesting ship
builders in England, France and Ger
many. This material is a mixture of
sawdust with certain minerals.
formed into slabs under hydraulic
pressure, and it's special claims are
noninflammability and freedom from
slipperiness when wet. It makes
decks safe to walk upon and parti-
tons that do not burn. The product
is very close in texture. does not
crack, is impervious to dry rot, can
be given any color and can be worked
with tools like any hard wood.-Kan:
sas City Star. e r. f~@5tes I'M 1@zs4 n:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Toasts Both Sides,

aration. 1t has many advantages and
is very simple and convenient uten-
sill. The toaster proper is similar to
those now in use and is pivotally at
tached to two parallel bars These
bars are again pivotally fastened to
the handle. A small projection in the
handle prevents the bars from swing
ing too far forward, but tends to hold
the crate always in the position here
shown.
The patentee is Eli Shupe, of Ra-
cine, Wis.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
The Doctors Scrawls,

Druggist-But / advertised for
prescription clerk. You say you've
had no experience in the drug bust
ness?
Applicant-No, but I'm just the mar
for you. My speciality has been Egyp
tology, and I'm great at decipherins
hieroglyphics
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Why He Objected.

The Lady-But, my poor man, you
must surely object to the company you
meet in the station cells. -
Gritty George do, mum. Deere
was couple of rich chaufteurs locked
up for fast driving last night, an DER
soft talk made me sick.-Philadel
phia Bulletin. !: ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
An Error Of the Types.

Il wonder if old Hiram Skynflynt'.
relatives will appreciate that" unused
the country editor.
They'd oughter," replied his assist
ant, lit certainly was good big obitu
airy you wrote of him.
mo, but the head. I wrote it Not
Dead, but Gone Before and it's Be
low in the paper
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Ducks Act Peculiarly and Die

S. c. M.-Raven ducks appear we'll
but walk sidewise, then fall, roll over
lie or their backs, twist their heads
half way round and stiffen out. Some
die suddenly, but others recover
They have a swamp to run in and
have wet corn meal to eat.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Too Generous.

"Wiggins likes to hear himself
talk"
Eyes" answered the sarcastic per
son; lit wouldn't be so bad If he
didn't insist on trying to share the
luxury of his conversation with some
one else.'
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
70 HOUSE FIFTY HENS.

-.'$ :" .F
Plan for Sanitary and Comfortable
.." Domicile for Fowls. "a E%s:%.
= P. w. M.-What should be the di-
mansions of a house for fifty hens?
Would this be too many for one COM
partment? &~t
Fifty hens in one compartment
would certainly be too many Divide
into two focks of twenty-five birds
each. There is no cast iron rule as
to the construction Of a poultry house.
Allow no less than six square feet of
floor room to each fowl, and build your
house on the scratching house plan,
as shown in the accompanying illus
tration, which may serve as a guide.
The house referred to is 12x6O, d.
vided into four pens, each having a
roosting and laying house 7x12 and
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Never Done.

never Done.
Mrs. Scraggs-That cook simpl,
will not breil steak right. I've toll
her over and over again, and here i,
is just as raw as ever.
Mr. Scraggs-1'm not surprised
You have often said that woman:
work is never done.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
the Tables.

Turning the Tables.
Just one kiss before go, dearest
pleaded the leap-year girl.
NO. replied the young man, firm
ly. LIPS that touch hairpins shall
never touch mine.'
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
"A Domestic Mystery.

ID: :: = A Domestic Mystery. 4
Teacher was explaining the mean
ing of the word recuperate. J.
Nov, Willie" she said, If your
father worked hard all day he would
be tired and all worn out, wouldn't
he?" = ....fs -
= "Yes'm." :
Then when night comes and his
work is over for the day, what does he
dc?"
That's what ma wants to know"
Brotherfy Love.
Marie, what do you want for a
birthday present?''
"A piano." -
And you, Donald, what do you
want?"
Il want an automobile, so as to be
able to get out of the way quickly
when Marie begins to play"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
a Useful Toaster.

Every woman who has to do the
cooking has at different times re-
'ceived burns by coming in contact
either with the fire or from the heat
OF the rltensil she is using. Very often
these burns are serious and leave
scars which can never be effaced; but
the pain caused is the main consider
alton. Especially in coasters and broil-
ers is the danger of burn the great
est, and a woman who is not very
careful is sure to get them.
To make the toasting of bread and
other similar articles easy and less
dangerous, Wisconsin man has in
vented the toas:er shown in the illus
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Facts In the Case.

/ 1. But wasn't you brought up t.
work?" asked the kind lady who had
staked the tramp: to a handout. Is
Z Oats wot I W,lz, lady replied the
hobo. de las time wuz brought up
de Judge put me ter. work fer ten
DAYS "a 5.3Sssss} 81, az
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

! Honey taken from the combs with
out an extractor is called strained
honey, and the method of straining it
is as follows: The combs containins
the honey are finely cut up and
placed in an old fashioned colander
or other similar receptacle, and this
set over some larger vessel to catch
the honey. Both are then placed near
the fire to warm the honey, making
it much thinner and more easily
drained from the combs The only
way to keep it clear is to assert the
combs as they are broken, breaking
only those containing light honey first
and keeping it we'll covered to avoid
any dust settling on it. An extractor
is almost Indispensable in producing
good marketable honey: zss s:a ....$. =
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
No Cause for Alarm.

No Cause for Alarm.
"such conduct" said the teacher tc
rebellious pupil, twill eventually
bring your fathers gray hairs in sor
row tc the grave"
Don't you believe it, replied the
incorrigible youngster "The governo,
wears a wig. See?"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Information Wanted,

Information Wanted.
Are you going to marry that naval
captain?'' asked. five-year-old Margie
Of her grown up sister.
Eyes, DEAR" was the reply.
"And if he should de- continued
Margie, will you wear seaweeds ane
be mermaid widow?"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29

'er gave an afternoon tea, Theodore
interested in seeing his pets. The adj
vent OF five wriggling; squirming baby
gators in the arms of little tousle-
headed boy in the Edison dining room
was accompanied with a chorus of
screams of alarm. When one Of the
twisting amphibians managed to es-
cape the grasp of Theodore and wrig-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Extractinq Honey.

w. s:-Will you kindly tell me how
to extract honey from the combs and
keep it light in color without an ex.
tractor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

Sir Snbiana SIM @~asemeinen i9on
beute Mbenb unb am @ittrpp9 ; tibIer beute
@benS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
@isse-Mltar- Wrab.
@ { b n:

8iliam unb Niliarb Yorbis, 1880
2emis, Gnabe. - Ri6ael uno Nelie
Bell, 653 81. Yine, Mdo9sn. = SEQ.
unb Warp @aribniler, 1416 6aroing,
6nabe. = Wiliam uno Bertha @lin=
ger, 1911 8ine9olo, &nabe. = Grant
unb Gillian Barnes, 1O1 l Mustinaum,
3nabe. s. g. unb @lisa Su3art,
624 @Offep, Wdoden. - 2etpis uno
Sbereia 6elbad, I'LL Union, Mdo=
den. = Charles uno Sulia Siebtag,
ZIG Sbiosler. 6nabe. - Mrtbur unb
Niarp Msng. SO7 q. State, 2nabe. =
Sobn uno @ba Sipton, 2539 8roab=
map, 6nabs. %. 6. unb Zulu Gone,
800 Sipifon, Wdo1en. - 3oert unc
Winnie @ritteno.n, Stabt, Wdb6sn.
= Cornelius uno Nannie 8rif, Srb;
in9tOn, Wtdo4sn. = Serr uno 6rau
Geinsilo. 1912 Waple, Wdo9sn. -
6arrp unb Marp Safe, 14O6 Union,
Mdo6en. = Sarrp unb &ubp Magio,
ion, 524 Of WaIbinston, &nabe.
O etraut:
SOiepb Sruns-Sofepbine Darlington.
Charles @ribben -Warp 6arran.
gbwaro @ampbea-Sufe 9elansp.
S6omas 2irman-grioget Coin.
5arrp 9. Sbomas-@raee 6. Senslep.
Maribaa Mc@olom-MarD 2ogan.
Saeob j. Gor-SOra 9. S9uman.
Sames 8lafpeQ-gliaa potter.
Serrp Stanforo-Warp &Onto.
q t o rben:
GduGling Wiles, Solmes Gbe. =
Saul s9ldgeI, 19 Sage, 2545 Sbelbi
Str. : Smuggling Smith, $50 &Da.
note. = Struggling 2ewis, 1927 Sabm
= Marp Barnes, AZ, 1927 Wartin,
bale. - N9nes 6iiber, II, Siafonihen'
Soipital. - Struggling Steinbauer, 4
Sage, 225 Oft Werria. - &ubolpl
6. @idmsper, 8 Mpn., 1448 g. Bis
mard. = Yibe Ohringer, Is, Stabt
- Gillian Dr.. penbepitt, %, SO q
California. = Sames 8. 9pte, 70
2611 81. Senate. = Marion Otter
a, 1926 Sraper. - Garrue Osborn
613 Waha9uIetts. = &aGael @beno.
meth, 81, Siren Central Soipital. -
Sam &awrence, so, 17l7 Glstder.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

Sort % q n E, 10. October.
en- Der bor benz SUPERIOR eridte bers
banbelten Sdeibungstlaee, tpelde Ser=
mine gebrmann ae9en Wiliam M.
8ebrmann anifrengte, tprlroen h6dt
interefante Saten gu Sage ssf6rbert.
Die 5rau er3dblte auf benz 3eueens
ffanoe cine 8ei6i6te smanaieidbriser
9eioen unter brutaler 8ebanblung.
frau gebrmann ersdblte, bab Der 8a=
ter zines Der tleinen 9inber in cine
2ammer eini9loB uno FIR brei Sage
bort einsei&lofen, bafelbe nit rOben
giern fiitterte, baB er es ibr bernei-
oerte, in irgenb elmer Weife bas &inb
sa ~perpfegen.
aud iOl er beritten. feline Grau ber'
fclet baben, biefelbe an einem Stdnber
fefgebunben unS nit sm6lf gimern
falten Wahers iibersOfen uno nit
Stoden 9ei6la9en baben. Seit Suli,
iagt Die Grau, weib fte nidt mo- fid ibr
Mann aufbdlt. Sie 6rau iaet ferner,
oab tie fi9 firdtst, einen Sdeibunss:
prOseb 9eeen ibn anbdneig gu MAIDEN.
Schr @eiun uuroe betpiQiot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
griminalseriat.

Stephan Nlsranoer, Elm farbiger
Nrbeitsr, Der aut 1. Nuguf ieinem
Witarbeitsr, benz @rieden Sobn pop-
pus cine pide in ben 2opf f9lus. 70
oab bsrislbe LANCE Woaen I'M 6oipital
lag, muroe i'm @riminalgeridte nit
elmer Strafe bon $25 nebf Soften unb
6 Monateu Mrbeitsbaus belegt. pOp-
pus bate 3ur 3ett feline S4aufeI in
bic 06be geboben, 10 bab bic Sbat
MIeranbers gum 9beile als cine Mrt
eelbfbsrtbeibiguns angeieben tuerben
tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Gletae ~Staotnaari@teu.

Die .Snbpls. ion &. 6 o."
ldbt our 3eit on Der @iirtelbabn=3reu.
sung an 8. Waibington Str. Sdlae,
bdume erri9ten.
O r Surbin 1T aus
Milmautee, tpoielbft er an beln Sci
9enbssdnsniB bon Senrp 6. papn'
tbeilnabm, uieoer aurtidsetebrt.
Sen ausasen bss 6srrr
Sobn Stemm 3ufol9e uirb Die Sabas'
Spern-@ eieli9aft i'm 2aufe beg @inp
tiers bier Waguer's nparffal" gu,
aufisrun9 brinsen.
nnter ben Nuipicien Der vSn'
oiana Weoical Society" uno be,
rNmerican Mh'n. Of 9ife nnber'
uriters" riro am nddifen Donnerftal
Nbeno 5err Sr. g. u. 3nopf boz
0em Yort einen 8Ortras iibsr bal
3bema: Die 8erbttuns Der Sdph1b
Iudt" baltsn.
q. 3. ScuIIin n, Der General
Setretdr Der Nationalsn Snbufrielei
Grieoenssg ereinigung. tuelder einie
Wo1en bier berpeilte uno einen 3pei.
berielben eriinoete, miro beute mad
San 6ranciseo Suriidtebren. Si
beige Organization miro bon Germ
Cornelius gonueQ gsleitet .weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
@etterberth
@aibinaton, II. Oftpber.

sur "a stnubsu. snOsnO 7 ubr morssus. Is. ottbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Rationale NppIepett Stga
BON Su0fana.

Weria TIT 1T It Trettag
Wbeno, Den IA. Sttober, tn
oer 0ermamta Saus. Mt6.
ttge @ei6dfte Itegen por.
Seoermann TIT etn9eIaoen.
&. e. YfeIer, prdi.
Sbeo. &. Nonnegmt, SER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

3u rexmietben.-gin @sbdubs
go. 1925 MaoifOn Apenue, seeignet
fur Soft uns 2osis=9aus. Wietbe febr
biaig. Nah,ufraeen
SAC OF Martet Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

QocaIsN etterbert6t.
S90n beute 9lbsnb unb am Mittpo9
tiibIer beute Nbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

s. 5. Sannaman protefirte geffern
Dor Der 8sb0roe fir 6fentli4e Werfe
gesen bic @ewdbrung zines Jreibriefs
an bic Snoianapolis, N~etpcafle unb
Windefter Sraetion SO. @r 1T gan,
entidiebsn basesen. baB Der @eiea=
i9aft bic grlaubniB srtbeilt tperben
iou, ibre @eleiie in Der Maha9uietts
Mbenue 3u legen.
9err Sannama1 muroe %infruirt,
cine R%emonfran3 einsurei4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
0ei&afts=0 eleaembeit : Ss ssr saaIsn'

ober Dertauiheu zines 9si9dftes prpbiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8immer 81, Siseerolb 9ebdube, siorb6ftIi&e Gde
Usariet etrabe uuh gircle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

Hinansiefies Sch ju perIeiben 5u irseub etueHi
y Betrag fir 5 bis 6 Bro3eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
8 2pmbarb @ebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Tbermometeritanh.

W. e. BIbtbe,
SeetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

arbett. 9ah3ufrapsu in Mrmftron9s ~2aunorp,
a2l Neft gaarplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Nms Der Staot=S egmaltnng.

in Der Office bes Wapor Solbntan
fanb geftsrn 8ormittas cine @Dnferen3
apii9en Dem MapOr, benz Staot-@Ons
troleur Dunn, Staots Sngenieur Soup,
Wt. q. Sownins, prdfioent Der Be-
6Drbe FIR 6Hentli9s Werie uno prdfi-
bent Sapis unb @iee= prdioent SOpo
Don Der @aKer-9 eienf6aft ftatt.
Wie berihtet, baite 9err Dunn bi
mOnatlide 3ablunssanweiiun9 fur Die
8eieaidaft i'm getrage bon 1913. 747.12
nidt bonorirt, neil oieielbe an9ebli4
ibren contraetlid ei1eegansenen Wer=
pHi6tungsn niGt na9setommen fem
iolte uno bas @erii1t fi9 berbreitet
bate, baB bic @eisai4aft ni9t oas
WaFer aus ibren tiefen Nuelen ALIEN,
ionbsrn aud aug benz Jlub benuBt
bdtte.
Tie 6erren Eabis uno Bono Diefsn
nod. baB bieie 8ebauptung ~DOafdnoig
aug Der 9uft 9e9riHen mar.
Sn Solss befen Undergraduate Ssrr
Dunn bic 3ablun9sanweiiung unb
bic @sisli6eft erbielt, mas ibr Su=
fommt.
Gtaotratb Soispb 8. @asper, 8ors
fiber bes 5inans=@pmites. bat sefiern
erfldrt. bab basfelbe bic $25,000=O ORE
binan3, betreHsno bic bielbefprodens
Mahaduietts Npenle @sleife=I nsels=
genbsit siinifis einberi9ten perbe.
Das Stabtratbs= @omite fir Con-
tracte unb Greibriefe belt fpdt seftern
Nadmittag in Der Office beg Stnbt.
Sngenieurs Soup cine Sibune nb.
Nuber Serrn Seup tparen bic 'Serren
@raq, @aspsr, gppert, 2inus, Sasis,
Wa6l uno Moriaritp anpefenb. @s
lanbelte fd in Der @onferens UNI BIZ
Oroinan3, peIGe sinen preis FIR flint.
lides @as. NEEDLES fur Ssiaunss3wedt
benuBt perben foa, norf4reibt.
Der Mupor bate in ieiner goti6afi
on be- Stabtratb smpfOblen, ben prsis
auf so Gents Der 1000 @ubitfuf fet'
suieben.
Serr Soup beri9tsts, Dab er senuuI
nnteriu6uneen an9efeat hdtte, unb 81
Der u%sberaeueuns gelangt lei, baB &C
Gents per 1000 @ubitfuB elm preis Tel.
bel nel9em Die Sos eieai9aft nod
isbr gut fahren witbe.
Die 8eb6rbe fir 6hentli4e Werfs
nabm eeftern fOlsenoe angebOte emit
se9en:
STR &isspHaferung, @ement-& inn'
feline in Worris Str, bon Wc&ernar
big our erf fen NQep otlid bon Sunte,
Str. s. 9. Barter, $2.17.
Sir 2iespfaHsrun9 uno @ement'
Seitenpese unb &inniteine in 5untel
Str, bon prripsct big Morris Ctr,
s. 9. garter, s2.17.
STR @ement=S ~eitenpsge in SOutf
Ctr, Shoieite, bon 0ireinia Ibe. bi!
Noble Str. Sulius Seller Contribution
Co.. s1.08; Marion @alowea. $l.12f.
Die enoghltigen NRebment 2ifter
puroen beftdii9t fir:
Cement > SeitenDe1e in proipec
Sir, bon Maoiion Nbe. big @ait Str
Gements Ssitentpege in SOpnep Str.
bon Wi9igan bis @ermont Str.
STR ASPHALT Gabrfrabe unb @emen
Weas in 19. StraBe, bon college Iue
bis 8~e1efontaine Ctr.
Cir 2iesfabrtpege in Ga Sale Str.
bon Stem Sort big Mi9isan Str.
yei9loHsn uuros: Die grOfnuns
Der "a. Strabe, ~segeniiber benz Gabr
meg Der 6. 6. & %. 8abn=Sefea
i6aft.