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The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
OFFICE OF DEPT. OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
NJ Detroit. Dec 80. 1910
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom Ii May Concern:
Take notice that an assessment roll
for defraying the cost and expense OF
constructing the vttrined crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has been
completed and Is open for inspection at
this office. and viii be presented To
the Common Council At session there
OF TO be held Tuesday. the 3rd day OF
January, 1911, at - M. standard
time, for confirmation.
The lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alley on
alleys Hereinafter described have been
assessed for the cost and expense OF
the improvements therein. Any per-
son desiring TO object to any assess
ment made may file with the city Clerk
a written protest at any time prior TO
the date last above mentioned and
may be heard before the Committee
| on Sewers. To whom such protest Will
/ be referred. at meeting thereof TO
be held on the Thursday following
| such reference. at IL a. IN. standard
time. az the Committee Room In the
Assessment Roll No 745a; Lateral
Sewer No. 2l43 In alleys In blocks
bounded by Montclair avenue. Lemay
street. Waterloo street ana city limits
Assessment Roll No 1899; Lateral
Sewer No 2l5s, In alleys in blocks
bounded by Mcclellan and Cooper ave
nues. Moffat and Barker streets.
Assessment Roll No. ,.i72: Lateral
bounded by Lawndale and ElSmere
avenues. Fort street and Fulton ave-
nue.
Assessment Roll No 747s; Lateral
Sewer No, 2l63. In alley In block
bounded by Stanford, Hartford. Milford
avenues and Moore place
Assessment Roll No. 7t74: Lateral
Sewer No. 2l6i In alley In block
bounded by Wesson and Greusel ave-
nues, Otis and Ingersoll streets (where
Assessment Roll No. 747s: Lateral
Sewer No 2l65 In alley In block
bounded by Reismer street and Farman
avenue. Kaier and Fort streets
Assessment Roll No. 747s; Lateral
Sewer No 2l69 In alley In block
bounded by Gladwin and Hllger ave-
nues.s CharlevoiN street and city linn
its (where not already built)
Assessment Roll No. 1880; Lateral
Sewer No 2l70 In alley between ST
Jean and Gladwin avenues, north and
south OF Charlevoix street
.. Assessment Roll No, I442; Lateral
Sewer No. 2l32 In Holden avenue.
between NJ c. r. r. and Greenwood
avenue.
1929 J. J HAARER.
can Commit ssioner.
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Now, don't be mean. Tom She
wheedled
What's the use. so long as you've
brought somebody"
Now, don't be foolish Mr.. Michel
son has TO run away right after din
ner. and I'll wait for you in the parlor
II you get through first you wait for
me. Now be good boy"
Lucy" commanded Mrs. Bannon
as the girl entered with Toms din
ner, set the little table over there
In the corner for Miss lie Roy. She's
brought an extra diner with her"
Tom. who had walked toward the
corner OF the room with Amy, whC
now ran eagerly up the stairs, was
turning back when Welnstein. with d
nod to the rest OF the company, cams
around and confronted him.
Say. Wilson," he began in a low
tone.
Yes" said Tom.
Just want to put you wise." con
tinued Weinstein. Don't take that
dame too seriously"
What do you mean?" Tom clenched
his firsts and glowered al the other.
II he skirt that was just in. Don't
let her get you buffaloed." There was
Kindness in Weinstein's tone. honest
friendliness.
Wish you'd make that bit clear
er." said Tom. advancing step and
looking Weinstein square in the eye.
You know what ! mean," impati-
entity; I'm telling you because you
amt been here long enough TO know.
Don't let her play you for a fall guy.
She amt the right kind"
To Weinstein's amazement. Tom
flew at him like demon. You take
that back" he shouted.
Merkle. who had been looking at
the pair over the edge OF his paper.
leaped 10 his feet, and was between
the men in an instant.
Don't lose your head, kid he
cried He doesn't mean what you
mean at all" He seized Tom by the
lapel OF his coat, and thrust him back
toward his seat.
Weinstein was the picture of injured
Amt That Just the way when you
try 20 help a pal?' he signed as he
returned 10 his place at the table.
Tom stroye with Mcrkle To follow
Wciuste'n.
He saId'->-- he began.
Never mind what nc said. conf
Merkle. It's just misun-
Sure" corroborated Weinste!n.
Nothing 10 get sore about"
(To be cvntipued.)
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81. Woodbridge farm. On the south
side OF Willis avenue. between Twelfth
street and Avery avenue.
Any person desiring to object to any
assessment so made. may. upon fling
with the City Clerk at any time prior
20 the date last above msntioned, "A
written protest, be heard before the
Committee on Streets. TO whom such
protest will be referred at "A meeting
thereof TO be held on the Monday fol-
lowing such reference. at 10 "A. IN. city
time. at the Committee room. City Hall
JOHN G. NA0EL,
(236) President Board Assessors.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Detroit. Dec 2s. 1910
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
SAND AND GRAVEL.

Sealed proposals will be received al
( the office OF the Department or Public
Works. Detroit. Mich.. until Thursday
Jan. ., 1911. at 10 o'clock a. m. stand
ard time. at which time and place
they Will be opened. for furnishing
according TO specifications on file in
Jan. 81. 1912. all the bank and river
sand and bank gravel that may be
required or ordered during the time
aforementioned by the Department ot
Bidders will deposit in Department
OF Public Works office samples OF
bank and river sand and bank gravel
on which their bids are based
Bidders must indorse kind Of ma =
terial bid upon on outside OF envelope
containing proposal.
For furnishing sand and gravel
contractors will fle separate bids for
the districts lying east and west OF
woodward avenue; to be delivered {.
O. b. cars In eastern and western dis
trtct yards or any railroad siding. or
in wagon lots at contractors yards. as
required and ordered.
Each bidder must deposit with the
Department OF Public Works. on pre-
senting his proposal certified bank
check in the sum OF $500. payable TO
the order OF said department.
Checks and proposals TO be placed
In separate envelopes.
Said sum will be forfeited to the
board in case the bidder refuses or ne
elects 10 enter into contract for the
SuD1eCt 10 confirmation DIV
the Common Council. within five days
after he or they shall have been noti-
ned of the acceptance OF his or their
tender by the Department Checks de
posted with rejected bids will be re-
turned TO the bidders on demand Tho
bidder whose tender Is accepted Will
be required to furnish with his con-
tract an approved bond to the City OF
Detroit in the sum OF % per cent OF
tho estimated contract cost OF the ma =
erial, conditioned on the full and faith
ful performance of his or their part
Of the contract.
tract bond, the amount deposited with
the tender Will be returned to the
contractor
The right 20 reject any or all pro-
posals is expressly reserved.
1927 J. J. HAARER.
(2iG) Comml ssioner
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CHAPTER XII.
Miss lie Roy's Visitor.

The news that some fair unknown
inquirer had called him up on the
phone" seemed to daze Tom.
Wonder who 1t was he mused,
stepping aside to make way for Lucy,
who hurried TO Mrs. Bannon to say:
Miss lie Roy is coming. Mrs. Ban
non, in just q minute"
Having made this announcement,
Lucy seized Merkles plate and was
making of with it, when he roared
Here, who took my plate? | hadn't I
finished"
Scuse me. Mr.. Merkle: get SO
excited sometimes Lucy apologized.
"Tll get yours in minute, Mr.. Will
sol.'
NO hurry" said Tom, as Lucy
made off toward the kitchen.
The dining room now was made rad.
liant by the presence OF Miss Amy Lee
Roy, 1.-THE blonde, arrayed In the
hobbliest of hobble skirts, a waist that
cost fully n weeks salary and mar
velous exhibit OF jewelry on each OF
her slim, white fingers
She stared about her with her big,
blue eyes, whose babyishness was be
lied by her shrill sophisticated voice.
Evening everybody Hello, Mrs.
Dunstan-Mrs. Phelps" She greeted
them with gushing friendliness and
she ran around the end of the table
and approached the landlady.
Can speak - you a moment, Mrs.
Bannon?" She put her thin arms
about the pudgy neck, held her car
mined lips close TO the landlady's ear
and whispered.
Mrs. Bannon nodde doubtfully.
where is he?' she asked.
Upstairs"
Sure Bring him down" Mrs.
Bannon had the manner of one max.
ing a tremendous concession.
Hello. Amy" said Tom. greeting
Miss lie Roy with boyish friendliness.
Amy swept round the table and
stood by his side.
I've persuaded Mr. Nicholson to
stay TO dinner" she said, studying him
TO catch the effect OF her wrods. Hes
an awfully swell fellow" she added
hastily, as Toms eyes were turned
away "He has an interest In the
show, so OF course | have to be nice
to him. OF course, II isn't going TO
change our Arrangement for tonight. /"
She gave Tom a melting look.
Il don't think I'd better take YOU
TO the theater tonight, Amy" Tom
looked into his plate.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Detroit. Dec 2S 1910
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
STAKES AND STRIPS.

Sealed proposals wilt oe received al
the office Of the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Thursday
Jan s, 1911. at 10 o'clock a. m, stand
ard time, at which time and place
they Will be opened. for furnishing and
delivering in the stake-Toom in the
city Hall basement all the oak stakes
ana white pine strips that may be re-
quired and ordered by the Department
OF Public Works. In and during the
year ending Jan. 81, 1912, according <
flee
Bidders will indorse on outside OF
envelope containing bid, Bid for fur
Bidders are required TO hls q Ser-
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS
INST

Hiram Belknap Is the leading citizen
81 Efaffytew. small village IN New
York state. lie Is "A lawyer for the
map OF the village who owns an auto
mobile. His heart Is wrapped up In has
qapghter. Jane. n young girl or ~ OF
y Tom Wilson. son OF a widow. whose
husband was n close friend OF Belk-
maps. and Hezekiah jerks. the law
yers clerk and secretary. are rivals
keep away from the Bclknap home, As
no regards Jane as his own private
a Mrs. Wilson fnds the resources left
her ut he death OF her husband almost
exhausted after giving Tom an educa-
ton, and asks the advice OF La"ySt
Be{knap IN regard 10 her sons future.
4 Belkpap tells OF AN orrer TO take Tom
4 1nD his office that he made the Doy.
(which had been refused. fhe WIDOW
tells OF Toms ambition 70 go 10 New
York, and the lawyer tells her 10 let
Tom has talk with the lawyer and
K tells him that the village Is not pig
enough for him and his talents lie
says that he has been offered $40
week I'm the passenger department OF
tthe Central. and the lawyer ADVISES
4 him to take IL. Tom is told that wnat,
1 ever arrangement he may have haa
4 with his daughter. Jane. is al an emu
and the lawyer calls Jane so that She
can have a talk with Tom.
In the talk with Jane Tom tells of
I HIS love for her, aid suggests that
I they get married She objects becaus"
4 he has no prospects. Tom resents
Lanes practical attitude, ana Jane tells
him that she is talking for ms own
good and that he is boz with all OF
boys ideas, ami without the slightest
jknowledge OF life.
She tells him she wants love and
lprotection and says she thinks no pct
ter go 10 New York. He finally under
islands that she wants him TO maize
tgood" before she marries him and he
Idecides TO leave for the big city the
He tells BeIknap of the arrange
ment and says that il he fails 10 make
lgood" he will not return
In New York where Tom takes the
position offered by Kennedy. he lives
at a boarding house IN the theatrical
district He likes his fellow boarders,
respectfully Amy lie Roy. an over-dress-
ed show girl
Tom Is discharged by Kennedy when
the latter sees him on Broadway after
midnight with show girl
The boarding house at which Tom
stays i3 run by Mrs. Bannan. y traV-
cling man and his wife barber. a
lady with voice and ticket specula-
tor, with Tom ana Amy Lee Roy. tne
show girl. make up the guests.
Miss lie Roy has man visitor.
She arranges for her guest with Mrs.
while the others are in the
and when she leaves the
room TO bring her guest from the par
lor, Weinsteln, the ticket speculator,
takes the opportunity TO warn Tom
against thee show girl Tom resents
Weinstein's words and is kept from at
tadlxing him by the prompt action Of
1Gerkle, the newspaper man, who is
friendly TO Tom.
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titled bank check In the sum OF 800
with the Department of Public Works
before the proposals are opened. condi-
toned that should they be found To be
the lowest bidders they VIII. within
nve days after being awarded the con-
tract by the Department, enter into "A
contract. with good and sufficient sure
ties for faithful performance OF con-
tract.
The right to reject ~ or all pro-
posals Is expressly reserved
tol9 j. J. HAARER.
t240 Commi ssioner
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N0TICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Dec "a. 1910
Paving Notice No. 1O0s.
FORT STREET.
Section 81


To Detroit United Railway, Valisks
Grotska, Charles Handloser, s. J. Hunt
er. T. Jolicouer. a Kaier. Mrs. A. Muer-
rer. Charles Voelkner Otto Wolff
Woodmere Cemetery Association, Chas
Zoellner, and to all other persons own
ing. occupying, or otherwise interested
In any OF the lots and premises front
ing or Fort street (sectton % In said
City o. Detroit within the limits here
matter mentioned
The Common Council of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 30 much OF
Fort street tsection -. from the west
curb line OF Woodmere avenue on the
north, TO the west line OF Dearborn
avenue. to be graded and paved. no.
tice Is hereby given that an assessment
mas been made upon all the lots and
premises fronting on said Fort street
(section -. and liable 10 be assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions of the City Charter. and that a
roll of said assessment Is now com
pleted. and will remain at the Assess
ors' Office, in the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until Jan. TO- 1911 for
the inspection OF all persons concerned
therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By JOHN c. NAGEL.
(2S9) President
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SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF As
SCISSORS.

Detroit. Dec. "a. 1910.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assessment
rolls Nos. 25o9 20 1884. both inclusive
Tor def-aying the cost, and expense OF
constructing cement sidewalks as here
inafter described. have been prepared
ana are row open for inspection. revision
or core lion In this Office. and will be
presented L. the Common Council at a
session thereof. 10 be held on Tuesday
the 10th day OF January. 1911, at 1900 y.
M. city time, for confirmation.
The lof or lots described In each roll
have been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk In
front or or adjoining the parcels named
I'm such roll
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT. IN
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Dec. "a. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1867.
CHICAGO BOULEVARD

To Susan Adams. Detroit Real Estate
and Investment Co. Marie l.. Knell.
Helen Newberry. and TO all other per-
sons owning. occupying, or otherwise
interested in any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on Chicago Boulevard. In
said City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Chicago Boulevard. from the west curb
lin. OF Woodward avenue to the east
curb line OF Hamilton Boulevard, to be
graded and paved. notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Chicago Boulevard.
and liGbl to be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions OF the
City Charter. and that a roll OF said
assessment is now completed. and will
remain mt the Assessors Cdfice. In the
city OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until Jan. 10. 1911. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY JOHN G. NAGEL
(23S) President
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The Price Has Raised.

The Price Has Raised.
Mary had little lamb.
Her purse was small. | guess;
But now she spends the same amour,
And gets a little less.
An English expert has discovered
that there is an individuality in heart
beats, affecting the handwriting tC
such a degree as to be readily dis
cernable when the writing is highly
magnified.
Say, papa. I've been for a spin in
the country"
And what wonderful thing did you
see?"
Il saw a farmer"
The earth and rock excavated from
the Panama canal, when finished, II
piled I'm a column yard square, would
reach three.fifths of the way to the
moon.
1t is hard to pay as you go when
you are going broke.
Looking over the frenzied, frantic
men that shove, elbow and tranpie
down women every evening In getting
into the street cars, one is forced 20
the conclusion that the wives of our
city are the most attractive in the
world. Where else will you find such
eagerness 10 reach home and It's con-
tents?
Soil turned up by ants I'm some
parts OF Central America is mixed
with water and made into bricks.
Thy will be done" calls for co
operation as we'll as resignation.
Chill dren Cry
FOR FtETCHER'S
q Sl n
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CHAPTER <. lcontinuedl .

'3 II haven't sald anylnlnS tn.nh
fsho's a fine actress" Phelps was
quick with an apology. Il saw her
Hat night at the show
AArthurl" Mrs. Phelps exclaimed.
<what's the natter" he looked at
|her inquiringly.
t FYou didn't take Me to that show.
II couldn't. my dear" exclaimed
Phelps. II have TO give all my time
to aout-of-town buyers. | must show
our customers a good time. because
the house pays for it,
"Can't you take them TO dramatic
}pieces?" asked Mrs. Phelps, acidly.
*Those pieces they can see at
home" said Phelps. They only come
TO New York once year"
"Tll bet they don't bring their wives
with them" said Mrs. Phelps signi6-
cantly
"Of course not" replied Phelps.
"When they come to town they ex-
pect to enjoy themselves"
II just want to watch that lie Roy
eirl once" said rs. Bannon. ''MShC
don't look 10 me as If she could act.
I'll get you a couple of seats some
4 rainy night said Weinstein.
"Where's she playing" asked the
i1andlady.
1 +On the roof" chuclled Weinstein.
lssWhere's the vinegar? Wake up,
,Ieitzy! Pass me the chloroform.'
Il amt got it," protested Mr. Leitz.
q N-It's under Mr.. Merkle's paper"
isafd Mrs. Bannon.
Mr.. Grouchs Little Joke.
what do you think you're doing?"
demanded Weinstein, drawing the
castor from beneath Merkle's paper.
sConcealing the evidence or
jcrfme:" Merkle growled.
u fHow's the show business. Joe?" he
i0aid, discovering that IL was friend
and not an enemy who had disturbed
Aim.
" ~Rotten. Not hit il. town."
81 rWhat are you so busy about?"
u THE boss sent for me today. Wants
.jme to put some of the boys in front
lof his house Makes a fash to see The
')apeculators on the sidewalk. The
trutes think that the show is hit.
land go UP and buy. Funny how they
Ian for that stuff
II FITS all make.believe in this town."
juatd Merkle.
4 You're right there. bo,' agreed
lfWeinstein. "old p. L. Is. had their
inumber. They certainly like to be
)fooled"
III a ring at the doorbell sent Lucy
Hastily out of the room. She returned
Ipresently with the announcement:
N "Laundry for Mr.. Weinstein."
"a "How much?" asked that worthy,
with hand in his pocket.
n rThirty-nine cents replied Lucy
N rGee!" he said, counting out the
Emoney, cit costs a fortune TO keep
}clean in this town. Put it up in my
txoom."
f "Put II on the sewing machine"
said Mrs. Bannon. Other people
sneed waiting on, as well as you. Mr..
sWeinstein."
a A Call On the Phone.
n ~All right, mother" said Wensteia,
rood naturedly, lust to show that
Inn a good fellow, I'll take IL up my.
bself. There's the phone" as the bell
hangled upstairs.
n ~You go and see who 1t is, desrie,"
aid Mrs. Bannon, turning TO Leitz
|| As the latter reluctantly obeyed
In. Bannon addressed Lucy.
Lucy, take away Mr.. Wilson
}Dlate. We can't wait for him all
)nleht."
rHe was down a minute ago" said
tNerkle, land said he was going up TO
jNash."
4 CHAPTER xl.
n A Lady To See MIR. Wilson.
Mr.. Merkles last remark gave
IWoinstein an opportunity to express
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

T. r. approves of new Supreme
Court Justice White. He also ap.
proved OF Elihu II. Root. II. Cabot
Lodge and the Payne-Aldrich tariff.
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"5ise HorsebIock has got to Iookin'
so seedy his wife thinks she'll soon
have ter plant him."
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Frost will not form on the inside
Of a show window If the breeze from
an electric fan be turned upon the
glass.
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The aviator should remember tha,
he, as well as the machine. is heavier
than air.
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Aviator, in the sky,
Dip, and dive and sail on high!
See him there.
Shave the air,
Hangs his life on a single hair.
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On one leg of crow shot in Ger
many was silver band. showing IL
had lived more than a century.
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Another Great Victory Tor the People.
Frick Coal & Coke Co. gives it's
employees $4,000 pounds of candy as
Christmas gifts.
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WEST SyDE-CITY.
BALTIMORE AVENUE.

Roll No $500 Lot l7o-Leavitt's
sub; OF that part OF frac. sec. 81. t.
:; II: ig T.. bounded 10y Milwaukee, and
woodward avenues. @ T. X. r.. and
rear line OF l.. { u and w. line OF said
frac. sec. 81: also lots To IL both IN
elusive. part OF block s, OF Henry WEB.
ers sub. OF part OF frnc. secs. 81 and
SO, I. 5. n. IL and IL r.. and part
or the Inker and Forsyth farms ON
the north side OF Baltimore avenue be-
tween Third and Greenwood avenues
BRECkENRIDGE STREET.
Roll nc. 25l0. SLY 40 IT, OF lots 5G
81 and oh--Rcrnard and julius Stroh
sub. OF part OF Il. G. 474. Loranger tarn,
$ OF ID. NJ. and I. II. r. on the north
side OF Breckenridge street. between
Humboldt avenue and Railroad.
CARTER AVENUE.
Roll No. 25lt. Lots 49,. l3S, $50 and
i51-plat OF Clark's sub. of lots lS, IL.
10. l6 10. 20. %. "a. 81, Is. 20 and
80. Crawtord's sub. OF Fort tract. being
part ( T. C.'s s7o and e6S. on the
west side Of Carter avenue between Ca
det and Resular avenues. 20
Roll No. e5l2 Lots 5s. 90 and 60
Plat ~ Clark,s sub. OF lots lS. IL. Is.
Crawford sub. OF Fort tract being part
OF +. C.S go ana 26S On the east side
OF Carter avenue between Regular and
Cadet avenues.
Lot SI--Plat OF Clarks sub. OF lots
IS, IA. 10. l6. H.. 90 %. "a. %, 2s, 20
and 30. Crawfords sub. OF Fort tract.
being rart OF I. C's e7O and 2ss. On
the east side OF Carter avenue between
Cadet and Desmond avenues.
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CHAPTER xI.

a Lady TO see Mr.. wilson.
Mr.. Merkle's last remark gave
Koinstein an opportunity to express
- bw more characteristic witticisms.
Amt a funny" he said. that these
[xuvp from the country always wash
|ko1Drs eating?" After they've been
80 little while. they find out that
y best TO eat first and wash after
I'D. Say, Lucy, I'll take a bow on
4 roast beef. Find me a piece with
title juice I'm It."
II. Bannon frowned. DO you
~ how much my meat bill was last
nnhfr she demanded. "A loo you
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The Country Boy" :. =: ,: :.i' 'i'


Copyright 1910 New Publishing Go
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COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.

Roll No. 25lS Lot l6--W oodhridge's
sub. OF @. LIS ll2 ll3 and ll5 OF the
sub. of Woodbridge farm. on the west
side ~ Commonwealth avenue. between
Hudson aud Stanley avenues.
Lots 35 and SD. B. Woodbridges
sub. Of ne y. part of the Woodbridge
farm On the east side OF Common
wealth avenue, between NJ. c. X. II. and
Marquette avenue.
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The Price Has Raised.
Mary had little lamb.
Her purse was small. guess;
But now she spends the same amour,
And gets a little less.
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Roll No 25l6 Lot sS-Crane an
Wessons sec, OF the Baker farm. n
the Grand River road. On the east sid
OF Gibson avenue. between Irving sire,
and Seldcn avenue.
Roll No. 25l7 Lot 49--Crane an
Wesson's sec OF the Baker farm N
the Grand River read ON the east sid
OF Gibson avenue between Charles an
Noble streets
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EIGHTEENTH STREET.

Roll No. 25ii S II of lot IL
Schmidt and Wirt's sub. OF =. c. No.
33S, between Linden street and y NJ.
and r. R X. on the west side OF Eigh-
teenth street between Railroad and
Breckenri1ge street