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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

*F* @iQn Seo0n uub Coon limo
feline Milder. Sic t%rinfell. mas Sbneu
am beiten idmedt, eincrlei, ipas ibrc
llntertbanc1. relp. ireien 9iirger oa5u
iagen. 9iQp miro bci'm baperiiden
WnSfenbal 0os gun5e .Sraut" ein'
NAL traftiren mo 1e0op uuo gbep
meropn iid) pobl oidl niht lumpen
~loiicr, I'M 10 wclliger. od Tie BON Der
@elotlemme nid)t b~etrotfelt wltroeu.
Siehc Nn5eige,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
@0dcntlidrr WeinnobcitSberid)t.

-
Die @ripnc ioroert 5oblreife Opier.
Tuit 300 (oocaIdQe ongemel.
oct, r. sir ioit Die SdIite Oericl-
ben lit sic Grippe pcronnportIid.
2lO @cburtcn in Der letttn
@ohe.
@eimobcito , Gommiiidr Or. Dos.
len nttB an Der Grippe %ertrdnft oaS
Nuu9 bitten mo luate qeItcrn Stills
Weiunobcit9 GommihGr Or Sone9,
DAB ctlpu Die S0iftc Der III Der leb-
ten ISOLDE on0emeloeten 294 GoocS-
f0ue olf Die Jest epioemiid1 berrlden.
&c Grippe 5lriid 5lt fiibren lit, uno
ullr i~ort0oncrnOea falte5 Wetter Gin
Gnoc ser Gpiocmic berbeiiiibren
fam. Ger Vcrid)t 0c9 @eiluIobeitSs
omtc0 iiir Die an II. Sumiar Ell.
0cnoe @od)e 5eiqt 29l So0e9fdae I'M
&erQlciH ju 2l5 IN Serielben Mode
oca &oriobrc@, 195 in 1906 mo 20S
iii 1905. Die jG6rlite Sterbcrote
pro 1900 Der @coolferung lit 25.70;
@ciBc 2l.l7, Heger 33.7t. Die
GollptiddliAcn Sooe$uriaden ma
rcn: Qppbu9 ,, GipbtberitiS I, Grip.
pc 81, SdNpinoiud)t 81, arebS 13,
S6lo0fluB t6, Nerjtrunfbeiteu q,
Bronchitis 1i,Slungenelt5iinoung 80,
Nrigbt'l6c Nierentronfbeit .,
GdwGdc nod Ger @ebllrt I, NIterS-
ihtpGhe T. Selbitmoroe ,, llniaQe
etc. 10. &on Ocr 3ooten luareu 1862
QSciBe u10 81 Neoer in oen Der.
Staotcn mo 10 NeiBe I'M Iusldnoe
Geborcn; bel 3 So0ten lpar Der &c
burt9ort unhctunnt. 70 Sp0esi1lc
crei9netcn iid inn @opnien glipl, as
III Soipit1lern utto If IN onoercn
,Inltitutell. % Goroners : SnQlielte
lpurOen nbgebolten. 2l0 @eburterr,
oorunter 155 iueibc ainoer, murOen
Gnacnlcl6ct, luto gelangtcn folgenne
%unitcdenoc &runfbeiten sur InrneI-
0lti1g:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

gdiic fdr's glnsiano ,beiprgt Il. Naine, gr.
413. EitsSaltimore' str pahe Nhitpin Souirsape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

Irciert begebrt miro. Der intcrei
ionteite Sunft Oea Stiidea lit Die
art u1o g8eiie, mic @lorio ou2iin-
oct, melten pon ocn Greien lie mirf-
lid liebt. 9teben Sri. Wtarlopc tire
ten nod folgenOe betnnntc S6au.
ipicler ollf: 5reoerid 2etuia, @bitc
@bittleiep Spbu Giron, 2. young,
Wtprou @olice .QbunHaS 9;rGolema1,
Charles Guinn Gugcnio @ooomorO,
Slice Sorrington uno @menODIpn
Eiera. Die ein5i9e Motincc finOct
ON Somitog itott. Sur Auifiibrrng
Qelongt oHoneo uto 5ulIo."
n6oro'a Opernbou@."
Sin romantii9eS 0ronlo oO'9}eiu
ci 9crrp" miro in oicicr @ohe in
.6oro'3 Gpernbolla" ul9 &remierc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

Spiel mo ieinc Stimine bleibcn Itet3
cine idonc Grinnerlmg.
,@luncp'S 5benter."
Hamiop Morria' lGnoIihes Mfelo.
Gromo o9}iuctu onD 9tine" biIOet IN
oicier @odc in o9louep'2 Gbtutcr"
Ole filtration. Gas Stiit ipielt I'M
Mciteu mo Die Gburofterc limo bon
Dem Shriftitcuer ouf oua Notiirlid-
itc mirocrgegeben. Gle Nouptrollc
ipielt Cont Singleton, Der &rren.
or. lucldlcr cin DEM Srunte Grgcbc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

crideinen. Gas Stiid Ipielt 5u gnbc
bco II. S~abrbunberts uto lit ser
S.off Der Sonoling Der irldnoiiden
@eihihte cntnommen. Sic Saipt-
rnue liegt III oetr S1noen BON Gboiin.
cen Sleott. Gos Stiid lit cine III ro-
niantiidler Sprad)e geifriebene 0i6-
tuna, BET luelfern iiber 20 iprefenOe
Gbarattere mitpirfen. Slcott bat
natiirlid aud Den geIonglifen
Sanpttheil iibernomnlen, uno er
ipiro fid) ieiner g~ltfgabcaand, oieies
VOL nit 9rapollr erleoigea. SeiH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

oro alciit oiiritc ltou genil9en, Den
Nreunocn oeS .9llloitorirm@" lpt'lel1
81 loiien, ooB ibueu elm GROCER @es
nuB beporitcbt. Charles SomorO IL.
@ib unO Nmutiement aeboren SIT
iunmen. Ginifmcidelnoe YPlllIt,
glGn5enoe S5cnerien unb brollige 81
tuotioncn bictcn ocn 8eiudern Ell
uiQe ongenebme Stlrnoen.
nSuIIioopi it +. Z beuter."
Gin mliifoliihc3 Melooramo "Sbc
&bolltom 0ctettiu" miro inter ocr
2citlmg Der ,NorpIono < GllIforo
2lnuliemcnta Company" i'll olclGr
@ohc I'M .SolicuUitr. -Ibcotcr" SIR
Nuifiibrlug Gelongcn, Die Gborut.
terc Iin0 Dem &cbcn entnonmen mo
0aS Stiid iclbit mirO lid iriolBc Der
moh!oeidrulteu 8iibucntrditc unO Der
podcnOcn MnuolunN OcS Stildr3
iidbcr GROCER 8elicbtbcit inter Den
piclen (bcotcrbdudcrn crtrenen.
Cine o~uircQenoe Gpiiooc miro COS
Grihcincn pon Homen bietcrL lucId)c
m16rcno Scr Nonolung uorgcliiDrt
mcr0eu.
.@ouctu (hCatcr."
Qic ,@mucrp @urIc2urer&," icne
iibcrmiithiac MunlifCr, Grippe. IRA
ientirt iih IN 6icicr SSohc Dem
Stonml EubIiuum, mic ionItiQcn pig
len 6rcul0cn oc2 ihnuttcn v@oDctOs
GbcatcrS". Chinatown nit lclnel
BON Der critCn Ncn. Norfcr @cicI
itoit i%rcQuentirtG1 H%oltcrbobIcn, oo@
altc Siticitc.E " li5cigcridlt. Gin Jog,
,SunIt Stu0io" II. Il. III. bilocn Die
S5enCl1. ulll 0clic1 iid) zinc tollt
&anoluu9 ubipiclt. Iu& Olio i'm.
foBt cine gon3c Nn5obl c~ritfIoiii8cr
Artiiteu mo Die imlacn bilobiibidel
Ghorooncn in titcn 5OiIcttcn biIOen
cine ctt5ildcnoc 9%llNCmuciOc.
sH Cm NJ onumrutnl."
Ginea scr bcitru @uuocpiQc @}r9-
qromme Scr Soiion aeIongt 6ici9
@o6e I'M n9}Up MommlcntoI" jllr
Gurdiiibrung. luUlor'9 Barrier
Sd0nGeitcn trcteu in elmer muiitoli
id)cu Gont0oic oui mo per0en OurN
critfloiiigc @oritcllmQcn iif cInru
gittcn Griolg ijd}cru. l}n Der Srupp2
bciin0en Iid 10 nnmbuftc &ilnitler,
mie MIorQun mo N1cit, &orrp mo
Sulio SCpon, "a belle, Gllicth 3ptlos
ncntdu5crin un0 Sri. WlaoDH Scar@
NlS @rtra-9tlnmCrn mer0en bic 0rct
%6eriibmten Nrmltron9S, Ho0fohr.
fiiuitlcr uno NfroboterL cridcincn,
unO Sri. 2ouiic Incrc, Die 8iolils
&irtlloiin oori lid All cincn rmls
ihenocn @eifoll geiobt modcn,
2ubiu' 1bcntcr.
Mit Srellocn miro ooa crneutc On
Qooenlent Ser III Is. @6itc'S beriibms
ten vuief'tnf3tlnetS hbnen" br6riIGt
mcrbcn. Nl0 0ieie 5ltm Iebtcn WlnIc
bier olitrutcn, luor Die 0olptt0n3c'
rim am Gri6cinen ucrbiiIQcrt. Go2
picrblQttcrigc &IeebIott miro cineu
Gitbetiihcn Nnblid gcpGbren. 2ln
5%tpeitcr StcIIc Itebt oltf Dem reid)6oI.
tiGcn 8rogrunm Die oGofirep'a So
nine 9omponp,f ipclhc ibre troinir-
ten @lnbe porfiibren miro, Die % I'M
gcf1br Nues, ollBcr Sprchen, fon-
men. 6ron3iS nn0 GroB mcroen ibrc
&iinite 5lm critcn MoIc p%r0icntircn,
mo G'0uil mo S6onloS ucr0cn in
cincr @einnNS.N hmmcr ouitrctcn,
melde hic Mcitcrfcit Der 8eiu0er oli-
irii6cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
,Sebbel's ein,iaes Wtclier.

Nir Baben MIR Elm gtclicr in Salti.
more, nno Sas beiinSet iid in Der
Gtase sn cbener Groe, Nr. 321, 9oro.
SAP, nabe Sisb.Str. SinSer.glo'
t~osrapGien cine Spesialitat.-aeins
Igenten nnb feline Sreppcn 81 itcisen.
5. SebtsI. 6. Grni 8eidaitsiHbrer.
(27G--t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
alnIere Tbenter.
90 milf IfuOcmie. e."

Sri. SllIia MtarIowc tritt Oicic
@od,e in Dem nelen &uItipicl y@lo-
ria" bon Some5 6ogun oui. Die
Sceuen ipielen it'd in 6loren5, Sto-
lien, I'M Gnoe OcS l6. SabrbumOcrta
ob. Sri. Morlowc criteint in Der
@oue BON 8loria Gappoui elmer
biibiten StoIienerin, pclbc pom orei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

bcrcitS pcriprohcn. scr Ghcfnotcn ~
ihiir5cn, Oodl iud)t sic @cidGftalcl.
tung ocs 300" nod nod cincm
&oor, Weldea aeuiQt ill., iid) an oem
betreifenoen Nbcno troleu 5r luiicn.
y biIu0eIpbio CrNGter in
Der 0SpriC".
9aS ,@Aila0elpbios 0rhcItcr" Qiebt
morgen 9Ibeno inter &citunQ bon
GarlYoblig in Ser u&prir" 0oQc oua
brittle CONCERT. Der &ui, mcltcn lid
Oa9 Sr6eiter in Baltimore Ourd ieis
ne friiberen @ou5crtc crDorbcu 6ut
lit Elm 10 poriitnlid)er, Dab Oer Seiltd)
Oeo Goujcrte& 0emiB Elm GiiBerit gut
ter mer0er, miro, 3ltn1al ciu %ro-
Erolnm sir 0urdfilhrumg Bclnngt,
mCldc8 M 0e1 lueitciteu &rciien >Sn-
%terciie D%erDorrufen 0ijritc. IS mcrs
Ocu 0iele5 Oful ans idllicBlid) Gonpos
iitoneu pon @a9ncr 5rm .&ortraa &C.
bratt;; bo5 iolAcuoc @roaronm miro
orAleiii6rt mcroen: 0uocrtijrc aus
.6lie8cu0cr &oudn0er", ,Sie1irjeos
&oDlc", Crnuermarih aus o@otter-
oanmcrmg". &oripicl unO SdlhuB.
Iub ans ylriitan utO &iolOr" uuo
&~oripicl at y4fciItcrijg1cr".
nEcubo0p RrcttoL"
Cas- nGhitc Nca6oru 9}ccitol. mel
DIES GIN 6rcitoQ itatttjuoct, ucripridt
eincu bcionocren UriolQ. Gounic
BLOOMFIELD 3ci3ler. sic bCrilbmte
8iouiItin cine Sdijlcriu bon &cidlc
ti5fN miro pom jbrcm (olcut 3cnanib
obIc0cn. Sic bnt iiJ nohItcbcnoc2
Q}rogrunm Qeu0hit: Nectboueu
- @nrintionen IN GuoQ; Shumom
-yMod)titiid" &o8onjui.S hWuom
liter ciIc @ioIiu4Goprico";
Stnmonm ~ 0loctoto"; GDOpiu -
o|rclltGg 0p Is. Mr. to-; SoHotc
IN Nmull; Nu0erCu4ti lbtmc
Barrie; &on SicliB rNoctrwnc";
&rodpop - Cine 5crGnn6c"; NIucs
Nomcll Ger Bad" mo o%g9tutrr";;
MoRnCr ugSoItircnrjit tyunScri
brit bon 0uthcipn
OrQCl GonBcrt I'M oEeuz
boom.
Sos 5rpcitc frCic NGo6o0u-G r0cIs
HCcitol iiu0a hclte. Nad)nlittuaa INN
~ llGr, unter @eituug ron 6rrL, :,
9torriS NcriuQ meldCr uon Dem Bio.
I~iuijten Artbpr Gomro0i o%iiiitirt miro,
IN Scr oYeobobpsG ou3crtbollc" itott.
Go5 nohfolgen0e &rogr0mm miro
SIR Gnrdfiibrlmg Arlo1gcn: Gbonli
naoe - &rcluoeg Ep. 73"a Smort-
oAnoonte on moto"; Sdroiotc -
@Sponiidler Snn3e" Cp 26, gtr. I"
Cir &inIinGl; Miajoul 6aulfc8 -
o@orcorNllc" :; ArtDur ,girNr-o Srien.
toIiidC p4ti51e IN 6pIpaG; ". 2,
Scout .Eunf4 dgr5a4.l SlHbptt 9qenS
Ser S&ipopf9; Q.la aMrnr7 y6ors
foQnGgGp1A0 Nr. 3G1(iiipi &ioline) ;
5. 9tprri@' H9erinaa- %bMrtaiie, 5lpci
polppboniidc StuoicG o@rour" mo
Sder5nn0oT, % ID
n0tc @eibcr pom dorm.
BORT" Gas pom e 0>uobcn.@cr
Gin" %crnonnte Gomitc iiir ooa 20.
S%tiitungSieit lpeGbe3 M}olttna 9lbcno
in Scr o@crmonio-M Gnncrhor Soae"
in AroBortiQcr @ciic 0%cicicrt merocll
miro, bot i%olAen0r llntcr Gomite'n e.
unnnt:
@upiouQ9.Gomitc 49, ailion 6or.
Der, &orl Oitcrmoier, Morl Sautcr
un0 Ncinrid S6r0Ocr;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

gen ausiiibren. Die {plopbeneIpic-
Ter, @ebriioer Wiortin ionic 6elir 1t.
&oiro mo 0ds empire Gitp Guar.
tctt" bilocn ncitere Henne1spertbe
A"unnlern oes Erogrommes.
81 uoitorium."
NlS Gin 3ugitiid eritcn Gongcs
,nieier lbcoter : Saiion miro lid) Die
mliifoliid,e aomooie pSu NeD-Oorf
Comm eraueifeai 14af9 barleS Somaro,
ser talcntpoQe aiinitlcr, uno leine be.
rilbmte 5rilppc bieten piel @ilteS II.
Amiiiantcs. Ger Name Gbos. Som:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
9ciier mic Yraeel.

Gas 0urdpriigeln furirt ainoer
niht bon 9ettndiier. IS beitebt einc
conltitlttionelle ltriadle iiir oieie per'
0rieblid)e Snd,e. 6rnu %. Summers,
Dor ", Atotre Game, Snb., lit be-
reit, irgeno elmer Mllttter ibr eriolg'
reifeS Suusmittel nit Oollen Anpei'
iungen mit5ntbeilen. Sdyidt teit
@elo, lon0ern ihreibt belitc nod, an
lie, I'M Sale Cure aiioer nit oielem
llebelItano bebuftet iino. Iaoelt oa.
fiir oas aino nidt; es lit botlt mabr'
iheitlid], DAB eS 5ir Gernleioung
niftS tbun tanu. Gurd) 0ieie Be
bunoIlng meroeu altd) @rpafiene
uno Gltere 2clte, pelhe bel Gage ODER
oeS 9tad)tS al @arn6eihDeroen lei.
oell, fllrirt. Sdreibcn Sic III oieiet
Sprahe. (Ge5t5,i4SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-11
IDLE CARS; CANCELLATION
BETWEEN RAILROADS

CHICAGO, Feb. IA movement
for cooperation between the railroads
and the shippers OF the country as the
only way to solve the railroad problem
had its origin last week In the offer
of Chicago shippers to meet the rail-
roads were told that they must cease
roads we're told that pthey must cease
thinking OF their property as personal,
private property and should refrain
from doing things which affect the
rights OF shippers without conference
with them. H. G. Barlow, the execu-
tive director of the Chicago Associa-
ton Of Commerce, who voiced these
views on behalf of the shippers. did
not stand on ceremony In telling Off
GERS of the western railroad systems
what they would have to do. IF the
railroads are to be saved from them
selves" he said, land II commerce and
the railroads are to be saved from
the mob, cooperation between the
shippers and the railroads is neces-
sary. The success of the railroads de-
Ponds more upon commerce, infinitely
more, than the success of commerce
depends upon the railroads. You can
not expect successfully to appeal to
the country when you continually,
from caprice or within or desire to
gain some advantage, and often with
out any material increase In your rev.
enues, disrupt arrangements which
have been In effect for years." This
demand of the shippers Is significant.
coming, as II does. on the heels Of
the American Railway associations
report that railroad equipment repre-
senting' more than $450,000,000 OF cap
ital IL now lying idle on account Of
the industrial depression.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-11
Daily Death Lis!

George H. McMullen. 81 wears. s4S
Forest-ave. east; heart disease:
Julia Domaxalska, IS years. go Han
cos Major sen ]. B. Elderkin. IS years. 2ss
Park; gangrene.
Emily M Gassett, II years. Grace
hospital; chronic bronchitis.
Mary Ann Shackleton. Sb years, Ia
Eighteenth; senctus. - 49,,
Robert Quinn. ga years, 3e1h Field;
effusion of brain. "a
Samuel Floyd Angus. OF years %
Ferry east: stroke paralysis
John Matte. IA years, l39 lnfantfy'
cerebral hemorrhage.
Justlne- Him. IA years. 195 McDou-
gall cardiac dilatation.
Joseph Fleming, 40 years, lsS Tniroi
heart disease. o.
Mrs. Ann Orferman. az years. st
Marys hospital; senile exhaustion.
Harriet Leonard, 10 years, 4ta Beau
bien; niitral insufficiency.
MelvEna Sprunk, III years, 4I5 BaRer'
bronchitis. -.
Joseph Lorenc. rs years, 226 Thirty
fourth: tuberculosis. ~
Mrs. Augusta Boettcher. 81 years
washington and State; heart disease.
Mrs, Miranda Hostetter. so years, 400
Rowen. bronchitis.
Mathew John Cavanaugh, 66 years,
e35 Linwood: cardiac dropsy.
John Cooper, so years. Ut CLARK;
Catherine Smith. II years. SOC Grand
River; apoplexy. %.
Mrs. Theresa Laport, % years. st
Mary's hospital; septic pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-11
.CH|CAGO'S ST. RY.
! SNARL UNTANGLED
OLD NAMES TO VANISH FROM
SUCH CARS AS ARE WORTH
REPAlNTiNo.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.--When the VISIT
ors to Chicago were able, this week,
to ride from the stock yards to LIN
coin park, and from the site Of the Old
Bulls Head tavern to Jackson park.
where the Columbian exposition build
ings stood, all for one fare, five cents.
they realized that Chicago's street car
tangle was unsnarled.
Now that the problem has been SOW
ed Of satisfying the holders OF stocks
or bonds of half dozen different com
panies. each with the ingenious as
sortment OF securities that Charles L.
Yerkes created with ample profit TO
himself, the prospects for good street
cars, rails and power seem very I'M
mediate.
The tasks OF the swarm OF lawyers
engaged upon the matter would have
been ended long ago. except for the
necessity OF getting for the new chi.
cago Railway Co. an unincumbered
title to the various properties OF the
Union Traction Co. and Its underiy-
ing. leased or allied companies.
Now the bonds which will be Issued
for rehabilitation will be under q frst
mortgage upon all the network OF
north and west side car lines. AT first
about $12 Zoo, 900 will be expended and
ARRANGEMENTS for this sum have been
made with the National City bank OF
New York, and the Harris Trust Il
Savings bank Of Chicago. Then tho
names of West Chicago Street Rail
way" Union Traction" and -Consoli-
dated Traction" will vanish from each
OF the cars as are worth the paint to
blot them out, with the unsavory mem
cries OF many years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-11
FAUST
/. OF M0NTMARTRE
A WINNER
CLIQUE OF THE YOUNG sLoops
OF FRENCH CITY PREPARING
uPRoARlousLY FUNNY PARODY
FOR SWEET cHARiTv's SAKE.

PARIS, Feb. 10.--The new managers
Of the Paris opera--M. Messenger and
M. Broussan--are to start their sea-
son with new and magnificent set
ting OF Faust" which Is to be 10.
modelled aG regards It's mountings.
This announcement has fired some
OF the young bloods of Montmartre.
and number Of them are getting up
performance OF Faust" revised, In
the cause OF charity. which Ia certain
TO have notable success. Their
Faust" will be parody placing the
famous scenes Of the tragedy In a
modern Partisan setting.
Faust is to be represented by an
elderly rake In q tall hat with q
monocle--a kind of Marquis de @.
Marguerite will be very wideawake
young woman In tailor-made suit
from Paquin's. Siebel Is to be q young
cut-throat of generally doubtful NOR.
ality. and Valentine staggering Of
ficer of militia, who In civil life ID q
grocer and who tries to levy black
mail on Faust.
The funniest conversion" OF all
will be Mephistophles. q quack doc
tor who cannot get into the Academy
OF Medicine. The scenery will BE-
modified as much AZ the characters
and one OF the most thrilling "sets"
Is to be an American bar on the
Broken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-11
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Home Made

1t 10 not much trouble to make the
cough syrup suggested In this recipe
ANY woman can prepare II In ave
minutes. Ii does the work quickly and
Is much cheaper and better than the
cough and cold medicines you buy.
Put IL Or OF Pinex In a pint bot
tie, then I'LL up the bottle with Granu-
lated Sugar Syrup. made by heating
and stirring GRADUATED Sugar and
water. Take tablespoonful every one,
two OF three hours. as required. Tho
taste is very pleasant, and IL kept well
corked, II never spells. II IL equally
good for all members OF the family
regardless OF age.
The results from this simple home
made article are surprisingly prompt
IL breaks up a cold quickly and usual
IL stops a deep-seated cough In ~
hours.
In making this, however. do not ex-
pect good results by using any of the
numerous pine oil OF pine tar prepafa-
lions. None OF these compare with
the real Pinex itself. which II the
most valuable and concentrated form
Of Norway White Pine Extract. All
druggists have II or can get II very
easily on request.
The Pinex should cost about 50
cents: Granulatcd Sugar. about four
cents: total cost Of fun pint OF this
IuneQuaied mixture. 81 cents
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BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
Edward Roney. 1l3s Concord.
Charles McKenzie, $40 Townsend.
Edwin Springer, Sheridan and Ora
hot.
Charles Sepperly. 500 Junction
William Urguhart, 81 Hl8h west
Joseph Herczeg. III Medina.
Antonio Fabian. Burdeno.
a Benzing. lb Livingstone.
Thomas Capron, 264 Abbott.
James T.. Offner, 24s Milwaukee.
Alfred Bowman. 2t3 Avery.
John Kellogg, IL Church.
Richard Meade. 2t2 Harper.
Row Greenberg, 54S Orleans.
William Homberg. i66 Hunt.
Frank Pare. 1871 Twentieth.
William Aspenleitec. 1871 Brandon.
A. Burns. 375 Toledo.
UJWellkr, SOS Sixth.
William Kurth, 276 Holden.
GIRLS.
Henry ftehbert. SIS Bellevue.
. charles Collins. 1910 Gratiot.
Juiius Grunow, 1St9 Gratiot.
Frank Behue. leI Scott.
Charles Laude, IL Noss
John Johnson. III Goinmoia. .u
MAY Jacob. 2i7 Montcalm east.
William cline. 81 Henry.
Frederick Werback. l40 Westminster'
Leo Schafer, 294 w Boulevard
David Mcqueen. 63 st. Aubin.
"a Campbell. 439 Fourth.
Howard Macdonald, 274 Fourth.
Neil Mckay, 1875 Baltimore.
George Martcufci. 315 wilkins.
T.. Baron. 30s Adelaide.
William Koglin. 34s Masnoha-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
iNTERU RBAN LINES.



Time table subject to change without
notic7. Central Standard Time.
For wyandotte aad Trenton. 6:sa a.
m, sos a m, and every 20 minutes
until sos a. m, then half hourly until
s:0s .. M. then half hourly until ii;s5
?. m. On Sunday. nrst car starts at
For Reys, Oak, n,rm,rxha.o .sa
Firs first car onsshsif hour later on sun-
Fer Farp,inxton aud Northviii..
hourly. 9 a. m. to IL p. m. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac. a. m, a. m, and
every two hours. until l p m. hourly
until II .. m. First car one hour later
'' FLINT IIMrTEps-Deny. sls a. m.
I a. m. and hourly until ii p. m. For
Romeo. s a. m. and every two hours
until 10 .. M also II D. m. For Orion.
oyfo, nau s.d until rln D. M M Also and svery
RAPip RAILWAY sysTEM-Pors
Huron Limited. daily, 7:4s a. m. i2ts
SO aE p % h aSS: City Ss AND ef fol,
Huron hourly, a. m. TO D. M: also
.. m; TO Marine City. Local cars .-un
via Algonac. To Mt. Clemens, half
aS Ss $50 3 nm r. 70 Ne ce sns sOu yis
shore Line. hourly. s:2s a. m. 20 s:2s
DErHoiT, MONROE & TOLEDO
daily, $40 o. m, 1870 n IN. 2.2O and
$50 D. m. Locals for lockwood. New
port, Monroe and Toledo. hourly. Gao
a. m. TO SEQ y. M. also gao and ii
DETHOpr. JACKSON a CHICAGO
RY.--Jackson Limiteds. daily. 7:t5 n
m. 1916 D. IN. and 7s4s b. ga. Leeals
hours thereafter until Q .. m. For Ann
( Arbor. hRif hourly from a. m 60
! y. M, then hourly until II p. m.
a Thterurbhn cars pass waiting station
! corner OF Larned and Griswold SITS.
/ lasf-cars awaiting the closing 81
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action was SO sudden and unexpected
that she had not the least chance to
evade II.
Companions Of the young ruffian
then rallied about and teered, pointing
with their fingers. Greatly mortified,
Mrs. Oelrichs called to the coachman
to drive the boys away. but 1t was not
until the appearance OF Mounted Po-
liceman England that they fled.
There are any number OF little
rascals who should be arrested" said
Mrs. Oelrichs. They come up to
ones carriage and insist upon selling
a newspaper, and IL the person In the
carriage doesn't purchase, or give
them money, an insulting remark is
sure to follow"
Mrs. Oelrichs, who was Miss
Theresa Alice Fair, and is sister
OF Mrs. VIM. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., in
tends to complain to Commissioner
Bingham.