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Lowest barometer. Aug. %. .2s.Y5
Highest temperature, Aug. a.. "a
Lowest temperature. Aug. 49,. 81
Mean temperature ......... II
Average dew point .......... 10
Average humidity ....... Is
Number Of clear days ....... z
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amour. of T TSseles paid in ord " Isl
of reasurers hands at close term
me
Suocr0ed ana sworn 0re me TINS go Gay
,mlnisio exrdreAp nlth.1s1 :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Gubmifala c%rcinbart.

OounQatomn II, ., 10. Moi. =
Gie Gntpiehlun1 ocS Sobn.Gpmite'5
iiir Ole lebtiGbrigc 2obnlfolo III oe1t
eiiCn uno Giienblcd). Tiitriften 1T
bon Dem Gonpcnt ser oAmolgomoteo
Aiiociotion Of %ron, Steel & Sln-
morfers" onNcnomnlen luoroen. Gas
Griud)en scr Giirnbled) II. Der Sled)
orbelters Gelcgntcui oils Spc5lnl.eo'
mite euornt 81 mcroen, I'M elilcll
VlofSfiI bic nbpcdyiclnoe Seid)roll'
flung Ger Erohuftion Der Sdbrifen jit
iormuIirer. lit obaelebnt morocn.
.9oa .Gonieren5 ,Gonlitc Scr aliorla-
ton feirn bieie 6roae nod Dem eon'
bent nit oeu 5obrifonten a%niiebniett
mo beipreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Sd,ppncr u%crlurcn, Wannidait &c
rCttct.

Sem Oort, 10. Mai. - Ger
nit einem GorQo Somncnbrcttcr Dot
@eit-Foint, ga, noh bier beitimnntc
Nrcimoitigc Shooncr n@iqiam NC.
See" GopitGn Ecoricl, ltronoctc
Ecllte irilb nlli elmer Barre Dor Soun.
ienoS &lllct, Glide Mtcilcl Don Sea
ISLE Sin, an ser Niiitc bon Nelps
Sericp mo lit total ucrlorCl. Gic
olts Dem GnpitGn rno bier Seelenten
hcItcbenoe Monniduit muroe ollrd)
Die Sellte Der nubcn ailitenrcttlingss
Stotion ans llicr beioroert. Ter
Sd)ooncr mllr0c in 1860 in WorDs
lauo gcboltt.
las @rad lit i'm 9ollic oes Cages
ourdl Die 9rnnoung 5crtriilnncrt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
9ljtor ais Nntiicmit.

Ncm Dnrf, 10. Wot. - IS.
raeIitcn, pelhe in benl nclicn Ipart.
mrnts 8cbdllbc ,Nptborpc" am Brood.
luop ltno rs. StrlBe @obmin9 neb-
men molterL baben %erinhren, Dap III
SEM 9litor'idjen 0cbGlioe Ssraelitcn
tcinc Nuinnbme finocn fonnen. M0'
ndgcr 1a0gerlp bat crflGrt, 10 lalte
Sic HcgeI uno 6ieie mcroe thrift be.
iolgt. Iieie Hcgel meid)t Don Ben in
Ben iibrigen 9eiibungen @ln. ".
Nitor's g~cltcnoen Sorihriften ob.
CAS- nelte apartment : @cbGlloc cni.
hGlt ITO @obnltngen bon 6 bis If
}imnlern; es ninlnt eli, gauges Sdu.
le~r9epicrt ein nro lit oas groBie
apartment = 8cb1lIoe ser @elt. Seoe
Nobnung bat ibren eigenen Srepperl-
onfgan1. ST. Der Witte beiinoet iid)
elm gcrGuntiger Sol iiir Die Nlltomo-
tilc uto Magen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

1td0tI0t. Uttt 0cnl Nb'd)lllB Der oGnt=
cntc Gor0iolc" BADEN Die Ncuolfcrun-
gen @roBbritunnict'9 mo 6ronf.
rclh'a, I'M NcluuBticin Der 5luiihel,
lbnctt eingetrctencn 6reunoid)ait, iid,
cntldloilcrL ctmo2 mcbr uon Cinuns
Der fcnncn 5u lerncn, ltno 10 ent-
itonO Der @cOunfc, Dies inn Sommcr
0urd) cine fron50iiid) . britiide 9Iua-
itc0luA in Sonoon u, i0rOern.
Qu3 Observation-Disclosures 0cctt 200
Meier Han0ca uno entbGlt rieicnhoitc
mciBc 9outcn ans StobL Cement l..
@ppa NIT G%rjUgniiien Der (Srr0rt
itricn un0 &iinite pom 6rontreid mO
Gnalon0 mo Ocrcn &Olonicn.
&@lan0'@ &crbGltniB5u
0Gncmnrf.
&opcnbogcn -, Wtoi.-Gurd
D02 nCltc Nbfommcn &aluu0'a nit
G0ncmart, ilbcr mcldc9 gcitcrlt be
rid)tct lnurOc, crbdIt &2lonD cincn
b0bCren 0roo bon llrabbGllQiQfcit.
Ter iaIdnoiihc Stoot9i0ot ioQ SIT
Der GipiIliitc 0ca &0niga ~bcitrogct
uH0 &2IGn0cr mo IGncn ioucn in
brlOcn &Guocri sic gleideu Nchtc
acnicBcn.
9tad) % &obrcn fam 0o9 @cicb
rcOioirt un6, lollS tcinc Gini-
gllllQ iibcr elm ncuc9 0cicb 5uStun-
De fommt, ole Union 5lum lbCile
9c%tiinOigt Wer0cn. Gle Nbmohm
gen ilbcr cincn gCmciuinmcn &Gnih
elm Qcmciniomca Wiiniiterilm Oc3
NcltBcrn mo Elm Ncmeiniumc@ Ger
tbciOiQunQ2lpitcm tonucn nidt &c
tiinOigt mcr0cn.
Grlob iir uutcrQCQ0Hgcnc
&ricG2ihtfic.
Hon0on, t5. Mui. - Sic McQic
r1llg hat bcihIoiicn, Den fiir5lid M
tcrQcaangcncn &rUl5cr Gladiator"
mO ocn Observation-Disclosures III.
ger" ourd) 9lntoui 5lpcicr &ricg3-
idiiic Don cugliihcn Eriuotlirmcl
81 cricBcn.
&tolicniidc &ciitungcn
5n Dcrt fam CT.
Mien f.. Wioi. - @roBc& &lltc.
relic crrcNt Die Nohridt, ooB Wtit=
Nlieocr oca Nollica neutrality-suspicious.
burg oic 2lbliAt bubenL ibrc III Sta.
lien qclcgcncn NciiBu1Qcll 81 pcrfNll.
len. 3ur Belt ltcbcn Der Gr5hcr5oG-
GbronioIger Gron5 GcrOinonb ulb
ooa q]cgcnmGrtiGc @oupt OcS nid)t
rCgicrcnOcn 3mciNc3 Goacnnu IN
oic2bcjiiQIid)cn &crbonolmgcn.
Nb mad Foria.
Monte Carlo, - Erin5 0cIie
Sc SuAan, Muc. Nnna @oltlo mo
bic ainoer ser ScBtcrcn ~rcilten bcltt
uoll bier llod) Fart2 ab.
Gin 6 METER &rcu5cr.
&ombur0, 10. Moi. - %:
nclte gci6iibtc Stronger o@nciicnmt"
Scr ocrltihcn Morinc. scr fiirjlih nuf
ser @cicr-g 3Crit noQcnoct puroc, bat
Ieinc Erobciobrt oI0n5cn6 %beitonOcn.
GoS ltol5c Sdiif %lciitctc cine Go6rz
gcidlpinOiatCit BON 2i.S ¬el 0ic
Stun0c. %bctrGdtlid) mehr ol3 Die
contrnftlid) be6in0tc ShnelliQfci:
bon 22.5 ¬en.
&er If rcdcnpIoQc in Sta.
lien.
NeopcL 10. Moi. NiCli9c
Observation-Disclosures bo6cn sic &c.
9eno ton WnrnNNio unb Moniurid
boIlitGnoi9 pcrpiiitct. Die Scatter
Ser mllroen bon 0cnl lluNc5iefer g0n5.
lid fnbl 0circ1icll. Die 2nnOlcntc III
Ser Gcgcnb bobrn oitf sen 5eloeru
10000 &ilogromm &Cnidrcdcn elm.
Gciommclt.
Nild) ans sen Giitriften bon "a.
rtnto, @ollipoii mo @olto miro bos
Gridcincn bon Observation-Disclosures
QPn1Cl6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

! NCll(ltI. TX 0lNUl pIklIH-N ~
Gbrcn 0e2 GrcjQniiic9 in berrljhitc",
| TcItacuunO. &cioHOcr3 reid muretl
/ oicjeniQen StroBcn aciMnijdt, Ourt)
mcl6c Gr3hcr5o0 Gron3 TcrOinonO
nit qroBcm @ciolgc nod Dem Mus
itcuuna8plobe irhr.
Eos oItrcidiife &ubinct NOR bet
Sem icicrlid)cn Gr0ifuuna9ntt burd)
pier NtitQlicGer pcrtrCtcu. Is marcrl
crihicncn: Ser Nan0clamiulltcr 81.
Tic6lcr. Der Nrbcit@miniitcr 4r. @cH-
mann. Der 0eutidc SdnO2mnnnE4tlnt.
tier Eru0e mo Der c}ed)ilde Son0@
mnm@- Wiiniltcr Fru}ct. GtC &eam=
trnidaIt pom Erug II. uud) uu1 Nicu
mar IN It0ttlid)cr 3obl 3ltr StCllr.
WC0elteu0c &crtrctCr Oc9 N0l0cl2
mo scr &n0ultric morcn ans annj
Geitreid) 5llgegeu. 9ll,d aus GeutlG,
lon6 6ottcn iif nnmburte NcprQlen-
tonte1 Der conmcr}icllcn mo i10ue
ltrIclle1 NSClt clllGC1lll0tl.
Gr3bcr5oQ Grun3 6cr0iuon0 fob 1T
iciuer Gr0iimunqQ Nniprnhc IN 0e=
iijblDolcu N&ortcu 0cn duGeren Nm.
loB Ser Nlt3itclltug, Oo9 GO-i0briQt
9fcQicrumQ5 NlbiI0lm Oc9 @uiicr9
Gr0u} ,Solcpb, bCrpor mo hctontc
Or3 MCitcrcu 0cn oubcrorOcntIihcn
9uiid)mlnQ ser b06miiNcn ,&nOu.
itric. Die Nll9Itc0un8 icIbIt, Ole reid
bCihift lit, prdicntirt lid) IN better
,Sornl.
Sir oo3 QroBc Fublifum Wur0e
Ser 3utritt }ar Nlt9itclln1Q crit nod
Sem GroiimmQ@ott Gcitotict. Cont
ottr crgoB iidL nod) Dem tcIcgrnpbi-
lhcn @eriht aus ErnQ, Ciu lmoni.
b0rliGcr Stroul icitli6 QcfIcioctcr
@ciuhcr in Die mcitcn &Gumc 0c3
2hl2iteurnQ3 GomplrrC3 mnO bymum-
0ertc sic cin5clncn NbtbcilrmgerL
loeld}e o1 Mumn;AioIti1tcit mo &c.
%0icQCubcit nit Cilluno2r mCttciicrn.
&n q oli5iCn Dcrbuftet.
@icn. f.. Wtoi. - I>n @ali5irn
lit Elm W}onn pcrbuitct morocn, ser
nod 9lniiGt Der Eoli}ci nid)ta on0cr2
ais Der gciGbrlifItc lun0 pcrlpcQelit1
HUllbcrhultptmunn Der 0oll}Cn Gopy
p~clnlonor6lc gCnonlt mcr0cn tonu.
Ger Wtnm lit ul0Cblid cin NUo.
2orfCr, Nanlcn2 &nlmom SreBIcr.
Scit 5UCi Sabrcn IoQ Cr in @uli5ien
lctn l(npclCn gctrtCbcn bubcn. Sic
GinbrcdCrbon0c, an ocrcn Spibc
GrcBIcr ~1citunocn bubcn ioll, bctricb
aolicneinbriihc ol3 S~pc}iolit0t. ><It
Ncn 5mci &obrCn lou 0ic Nunoe Jim
@nr5en mchrcrc Nfiuipucn crbeutct
hubcn. &ci OrcBlcr murocu, ul3
man i'm pcrbuitetc, $1,000 in onleri.
foniidcm @cloc q%ciunocn. IS MIR
cen icrncr in lcincu GciiBc ole al
l%crncucitcn Moidincn 3um Sprcn.
gen Don @cIolhr0nfcn Ncinn0cn.
&opouiih c Gompfcrlinit
5mi den Oofobumu
unO &%ouOon.
&ictorio q, =. Is. IL. Mai. -
Ger Gonlpicr oEolo" bier cinNetroi
irncn Nohribtcn 5ufolNc, miro Die
9tippou 2)uicn &uiibn . GumpiiHiii-
lobrt@ @cicuiduit IN 3ufunit uild)
ocu Nltlontiid)cn Sjcun BON ibren
0%onlpfern bciobrcn loiICn. Ser
oNiubi," cine promincutc 3citung
IN Eofio, SupuL ihrcibt, ouB bic
9tippon Nnlen aoiibo cinige ibrcr
uti Der Strcdc 2)ofobumu &onoon
lohrCnocn 0ompicr in Ocn trollsot
luntiid)cn GicnIt ltcllcn WCr0c, 10.
boI6 Die ncltn ncllcn Camper BON
ic 5000 Sonncu, pom pcld)cn orci
bcrclt9 pom Stopcl Ncluiicn mor0cH
linh. in ocn curopGiihcn Gicnit &C
itcut mtr0cn f0nntcn.
Glc 5llerIt III Den tr0n9ntInntiid)cr
Cicnit NcIlcutcu Gomplcr mcrocn
ulrcgclmGbi0c Iobrtcn MADDEN. bis
cine rc1ulGrC TnmpicrIinic ctablirt
NnprNpl Fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

GnoS Gerrp, elmer Ser befonn.
teiten SremAeniiibrer in ben Ioiror-
Dads, lit bei'm Siihen aui Dem Elll-
mloorne-Eono iii 1Solge aenterns eli
neS aabrlS nlHgefonmell. &Gbreno
er iid) frampihait oil Dem umgeidla-
9encn 8n6r6eiig ieit6ielt, ipuroe IT
Don chem Ser5idlage getroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
grDan's Gainpaanc.

Stncoln Ncb., -. Mai. - IN
gclltiacr NllnlnlCr oc9 @luttcS SOM.
morcr" Oringt ". !. @ruon inter Ell
ltcr llcbcridriit in ricliNcn Scttcrh
olli SnItrllttlon Der Tclcgotcn fir
hcll ocntotrntiidcn Acknowledgement
in Den Mortclt: nSnitrllftioncn ser
Gclegatcl1 lillb al Scr So0c@oronla.
Sr falt olen Stootcn, in mcld)cn bis
itbt 0enlofrotiidc Gortucntc obgebal-
ten mllroen, iinO Die Gclc0utcn in
i%trllirt morocn. So ioutc es' iein. Sn-
ltrltttionen limo ocnlofrutild. 9o5
&olf iprid)t bl,rd) SnItrlttioncl; e
fam i'll fci.tcr onocrcn @ciie ipre.
den. Gurd Ntid,tinitrulftion meroen
Die G~elcgatcn ocn Gurtci. @olleS"
iibcrorfmprtet."
Gbcpcnne, @po., Is. Mni. -
Ger 0cntotrutild)e StnatS 3 Gpnuent
bat hellte bier Die Selegateil
sum Hotionol = Gonpcnt geludhlt Ii.
litr NrDnn initrnirt. Sn Ben sur Nn.
nobmc a%clol1tcn Iciolntioncr miro
Die oircftc Wnbl BON @unbcSienoto-
rem uno Nnenoirnng beS Sherman.
ld)cn Nnti = Sruit @eiebes befiir-
luortct, oooc1ell Der GSoritreierne.Eo.
litif Hooiepclt's %ppppnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

HGHe snr Geiie in's NnslanS &c.
iurst 6. Rainc, Nr. 413, Cit-Halti.
moreitraEe, aabe Gaitom @saie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16


Noria, 10. Mai. - Ser omcrito.
niitc &ouiuluragent u. Yitcl 1T
Brett lit ourd Ncgluubi9un9 zines
NotllmcntS pcinlid) III cinCn Ero5cb
ocrmldeIt mor0en, Den Die Wittmc
BON Scopol0 Hahn sur Nnmlllirung
zines Nciittitcla on9citrcn9t, ourd)
0cn Q0uiic9 @rlnoCiqeutbum inSon
6run6i5co, Dem cbcmoligcn MobniiB
lbrca @uttcn, nlti cincn Der Sobnc
ilbcrtra9cn miro.
Sr, Eitcl bat 5ltgeQebcrL OnB oic
|c9lollbl8umB oltf Grluhcu zines
Der Sobnc obuc Nciieiu ser Wtilttcr
uoIl5oQcn mur0C.
6rou Sobn mod)t 0eItcno, lie babe
Die llrtum0c olli Ncroltlaiiun0 ihrer
Sobnc ouf Dem a"rantcnbett untcr.
jcldnct, un0 5lunr in Scr Mteinuna,
6 bonOlc lid INN ciu &%crnlGd)tnib
81 @llnltcn lbrCr ied@ Sinner. @ic
lld) lett %bcrou3itcllt, mar OoS Sofit.
mcllt cine pcrl0nlid Dor lIitel be.
9lolbiGtc ll%cbcrtrogung.
Sic proiciiircnocn Nortcien mob.
llert l0nultlih III Eoria.
Sic brttiid iron5oiiihc
Nus tcllunain Hon0on.
H%on0on. 10. Maj. - Iic oc.
lterl'. mic ldlon gcn,eloet. bier er6fi.
nctc Iron5oliid : britiidc AilSitel.
lung miro BON uielen 9eludern be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

| II I II | Y = II U VI / u.
Nrbr. BON Sternburn. Ser oclltid)c
Sotld)nitcr, iprndl I'M StaatSsT epors
tcnlcnt Dor, nm Dem St0otsirfretGr
Toot Sebclpobl 81 io0eL "a CT am
fonnlcnbcn Somitog nod europa
nbreilt, I'm BORT mchrere Wollate ST
perDctlcl1. W1brenO icincr @blpcien.
belt lpcr0cn Die nftiuen llntcrbdnolrn-
gen lucacrl Oes Gcplantcn Sd)ieoSgc-
rld)t1ocrtr0ges 5tuiihen Gultidlonh
ltno Den Ser. Stoutcn ilspctoirt,
nod) t0nltte IN Der 3miid)enseit cine
Gorrelpon0cn5 5miid)cn Ben bciocn DC
g~icrlurNcn ilbcr gelpiiie gcitinlmur.
gen 0cs &crtro9s gefiibrt pcrocr. DC
on1tc bcS Stoot$beportemcnts hobcn
Der 3ilpcriift Ntsoruf gcgeberL boB
lid Gin Gclueiniamer goben fiir 0oS
acknowledgements cines iolden Scrtro.
geS obne grpbe Sdjruierigfeit finpe1
loiicn miro. Gie iett ~beitcbeueen
Observation-Disclosures 5iuiiden
ben beioen Gegierurgen lino nod
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

equipped branch stores IN the rrinci-
pal cities of Michigan. To their credit
let II be said that they have never yet
found II necessary to close branch
once opened, and that today every
condition. This Is a wonderful tribute
TO their popularity and shows that
their business methods must BIO highly
satisfactory to the public.
But the expansion OF the business
OF Grinnell Bros. was not long con-
fined to the opening of branch stores
and the retailing OF musical goods
manufactured by others. The estab-
l!shment of a piano factory of their
own was an important part In the
Ilan OF expansion, and at an early
date IN their business career they de-
termined TO become manufacturers
themselves. A factory was establish
ed at Jones and Cass-sts.. and this
too. has kept pace with their retail
business. From small proportions
it has grown to immense size, and
now covers an area which affords floor
space OF about 100000 square feet. de-
voted exclusively to the manufacture
Of the hieh-grade Grinnell Bros. plano
and I'm the operation OF which are
employed severhi hundred men
When all is told, thus briefly, one Of
the most pleasing reflections of this
story lof success Is the tncF that
Messrs. I. L. and g. A. Grinnell. who
are 10 be so highly congratulated
upon the success which come
TO them during that quarter Of
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Il Great enforcement tn
WIO0dwQrd AOe. Architecture
Monument to Successful Business Career OF
Quarter of Century and HandsOmeSt
Structure on Detroit's Principal
Thoroughfare.

century OF unusual perseverance.
pluck and good business foresight. can
best be realized by brief retrospect
OF the history OF the firm.
Just about 25 years ago two young
men. possessed of little capital. but
plenty or energy and business sagacity.
established themselves in the music
business IN little UueEstUry burtufrs
at No. 21S Woodward-ave. Successful
from the first, they were soon com
PEELED 10 seek larger quarters, and
the business was removed to- 22S
Woodward-dve.-a 2-story brick store,
which in turn was soon outgrown and
the firm once more moved. this time
TO NGs. 219-22l-22S Woodward-ave.,
which store they have just vacated to
enter their ewH magnificent home.
In addition TO the wonderful prog
ress shown by these various removals
10 larger quarters, Grinnell Bros. have,
during this same period OF time, es-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

Another triumphant achievement
end graceful addition in the general
scheme or Detroit's architectural
beauty"
"A monument 10 the plnck. enter
prise and successful business methods
or two worthy men"
"A revelation-a sort OF peep into
the ftittF--s,f the changes Neee-
ward-ave. architecture which may be
expected during another decade.
These and many similar express
sions are in consonance with the
cheerful welcome with which all De-
troit hastens To greet the completion
and occupancy OF Grinnell Bros new
music store, located on the west side
OF Woodward-aye., and only short
distance south OF Grand Circus park.
Artistic in design and massive in
proportions there is yet n delicacy in
which readily suggests
that every detail OF its construction
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

mands admiration by its distinctive
Design.
A single glance at the imposing
front elevation, as sEown in the ac-
companying illustration. VIII convey
some idea OF this handsome structure
and OF its pleasing di3tinctiveness and
novelty. in Woodward-aye. architee-
-trrre.
The first impression OF the 90 feet
OF Woodward-ave frontage, rising from
the street. six stories in height. is that
il is constructed entirely OF glass ser
in three arched panels and framed by
four huge columns, each fve feet
square. faced with wnite-glazed terra
Gotta, and sarmounted with highly orn-
amented coping of the same material.
The plate glass eflec. Is embellishea
with green metal wlldow frames OF
design which. beside their
practical uses. serve TO mark of tie
upper stories OF the structure. Other
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

a century which has witnessed so
much important development In De
troit commercial history. are still to
be counted as among the city's most
progressive and alert business men
and public-spirited citizens: strong In
the possession OF vigorous manhood
and as eager and At to continue and
enlarge upon the successes OF the
past as might be expected OF any pair
Of lusty youngsters Just entering upon
their first business venture.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

distinctive features that add to
the beauty Of the front sTe the mas
siye Marquise canopy OF ornamental
iron and glass which hangs over the
main entrance. and tic two spacious
ga finished and mirrored show-win-
dows on either side.
The building Is constructed accord
ing TO the Kahn system Of reinforced
concrete, and from plans prepared by
Architect Albert Kaha and K. Wiley,
associate. II Is the first retail store
building OF It's kind erected In Detroit
One or the features OF construction
r. the extraordinary precautions Tor
making the building as absolutely IRE
proof as human ingenuity and skill
can contrive, without the suggestion
OF massiveness. Tho side walls are
constructed OF concrete columns and
beams interpanelled with brick; foo
beams OF concrete. reinforced With
steel: main stairway, leading fron
basement 10 second floor, OF oTna-
mental iron and marble, and those
connecting The four upper floors OF
open reinforced concrete. IL Is claim
ed that the building is thoroughly fire
proof and even 10 the Impractical eye
IL Is evident that the assertion Is we'll
founded
Worthy Monument OF Successful Bust,
!. ness Career.
That this new and imposing tenn.
ple OF music II q well-deserved and
hard-esFned crowning OF quarter
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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

The Judge Tin the courtroom I've
lost my hat.
The Lawyer--Lost our hat. That's
nothing. Why, lost a suit here yes
terday.--Tit-Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

The Old I.ady--Lor'. sir, I do love 10
car you preach sboct eayen. You
Ket SO heffoquent.A-fte Sketch.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

was inspired by the Divine Art to
WHICH II has been formally dedicated.
AS beauty and magniicance Is az
ways enhanced by contrast. IL 10 only
necessary for full and complete
realization OF the great betterment
which has been wrought by skillful
craftsmanship. 10 recall the picture pre-
sented only one short year ago on
the site wherein now stands this mag
nificent structural rickety. anti
quated, two-story frame building. upon
which the decay OF time could no
longer be restrained and given over
'ta occupations wholly unsuited TO the
Importance and character OF the loca-
ton. One need reflect only briefly
upon the marvellous contrast TO be
convinced that Grinnell Bros. strue-
ture Is an addition OF more than usual
merit to the many fine business build
ing OF which Detroit is Justly proud,
and one. as well. which not only
ranks among the foremost of Wood
ward-ave.s attractive business places
OF the present. but. one also. which
Is destined to hold proud position
IN the city's architectural beauty for
many decades.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

Although this handsome home OF
music VIII not be formally dedicated
&c the public and she uses for which
n is specially designed. for some week.
yet. its imposing and cheerful archi-
tcctnraf effects are 50 pronounced ard
striking that II uneonsciopsly com.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

That this new and imposing TEN.
Pile OF music IL a well-deserved and
hard-esFned crowning OF quarter.
iablished q chain Of ls completely
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-15
A PRETTY SIGHT AT MADISON

1t is worth anyOne's time to pay a
visit to any of the several tobacco
farms about town. This editor took
occasion Sunday afternoon to visit
several of them and was delighted
with the appearance of each. The
plants are growing and thriving beau
tifully and the fields present a de-
lightful view of greenness and care
full attention. At the farm of the SD
matra Tobacco Co, on the western
edge of town the last of the five
great barns is rapidly nearing COM
pletiOn and by the time of harvest am
pie room will be at hand for the
housing and curing of the crop. The
same conditions apply at each of the
other farms visited and from the APP
pearance of the plants the crop bids
fair to be a bumper" one. If prices
hold up as they have been there will
be plenty of hard cash in Madison
during the summer.-Madison New
Enterprise.