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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

grpun tit uugenI6einlt6 NIT
ainbeilbarer &anbibatitis bebaftet uno
min Iih 1912 Ieiner partsi ipteber ais
9enerber um Die 9rGitoenti6aft pors
1teGen. Die 2lntport lit poraus5ue
feben. Sie niro Lautsn: r3uriiditels
Ien." grpan ift nur nod etns Rsmrs
niscen3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19
Gsene far Msoeers.

Ter friibere portiuperinienbent q.
80. Robgsrs trbislt gefierH AnfslIuna
BON ber Gousbtrn R. R. 60. 6ers
ROboers ipirn oaf bel Der 1ahn ieinsnl
5ofe trtu bltiben. er ipirb bic pflnn,
sunaen duf ban EtrtdtH btrGtienihafl
su perDolsen haben. 6trr Ropssrs
iriti feine nsue Gtf!le am 10. Gtbrua,
on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

Iitdtsrnib burtb elm Taiislito Dertreten
Iein iolls. ltrr anberfcn iit ein Der.
lsger inriftiiter Wsris unb 5err6idens
looper, elm Gobn BON Generdl Sidens
Iopper, iit Elm RehtsnntpaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19
lie 1eu,peraiur.

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ben Cpsissrn q. RIeiR & Orc,
go. 435 Rofe Gtrnbs, folssnoe 1em.
perotur > iinterfniehe rsgiirirt:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

gacbl ,mterrid)tete aerste neroronen
MIR .gaagner's" 2itbia @oiier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
BY Fred Shaefer.

long dime ago, children. before
actual facts wass inventet. dere wass
born liddle boy abouid der size OF
a tin sollchier. Dey called him Tom
Thumbnail.
Der r-rresan he wass so small ISIS
dot fairies brought him. and you know
a fairy hates to carry anydings heafy.
Fairies ISIS lazy. like your Onkel Adolf.
Veil, ven his parents receifed Tom
Thumbnail dey cut down suid Of
ladders Globes for him, und hat
enough left for ladder to work arount
der house in.
Hiss cradle wass a pecan shell und
dey fed him boiled rice. Won rice each
day. Den he voult pick his teet NIT a
chickens eyelash for a tootpick. He
used to amusement himseluf playing
marbles nit mustart seeds for mar
bes. He illuminationed hiss house
nit a lightning bug. All he hat 10 do
wass to kick der bug in der Stats und
id voult flare up.
Won day be said to hiss ma. Say
am ferry much troubled NIT grass
hoppers' Hiss ma. she took goot
look. und said: My son. dose iss nod
grasshoppers: dose is fleas." "Ach.
said Tom. den dose eagles vich is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
DIED.

BILLEIs-Jan. 16, 1910, at mothers res
idence. l31 Cottrell-ave.. George a.
beloved son OF Elizabeth and the late
pwgank Bliiei, aged 80 years. Funeral
$3.50 and All saints church at ..
DOEBLER-Jan. 9, at her residence.
ss Ludden, Fredericka. beloved wife
OF William Doebler, and dear mother
lam Doebler. Wilhelmina Kerber.
Lena Diener, Ida Ruthenberg and
George Doebler. Funeral Tuesday at
80 from residence, and o'clock
from Jehovah church. corner Thomp-
son-ct. and Forest-ave. east.
DUGE-Jan. Il, Henry. age 81 years.
beloved husband Of Edna Duge, and
father OF Edna and Gladys, Funeral
Tuesday from residence. s49 Dubois
st, at 1850 D. IN.
GUENTHERoDT-Jan. rs. Mrs +. r.
Guentherodt. beloved wife OF Fred
erick II. Guentherodt, mother OF
Charles H. Glidden. Funeral services
parlors. Remains TO be taken to
Evansport, o.. for burial
FAY--Jan. l6, at his residence. 26l
Forrest, east. John. beloved husband
of Bertha Fay. and father OF J. Wal
ter Fay. Notice of funeral later.
KRAFT-Jan. 10. Albertina Kraft, at
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Derry. 1873 Maple-st.. aged
81 years: Funeral Tuesday at 8
Joseph church at $50.
LOOkER--Jan. 16. 1910 Harry NJ, aged
40 years. beloved husband of Nellie
n. LOCKER. Funeral Tuesday at 2 ID.
m at :. A. Welchs undertaking par
lors.- Burial private.
MOORE--Jan. Is. 1910. at his residence
675 I.afayette-ave., John Henry. be-
loved husband OF Julia Moore No
tlce of funeral hereafter.
MuRPHY-Jan. 10. 1910. Patrick, be-
loved husband OF Mary Murphy, $40
Baker-st. Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

flying arount in der garteh must be
hrmming birds" But dey wassn't
humming birts-dey wass bimblebees.
Such a small curiosity as Tom coult
nod stay home long Somebody kid
mapped by catching him on a piece OF
sticky fly paber und took him to der
king und solt him as a newfangled
mekanickle toy. Der king used 10
amuse himself NIT making Tom run a
loot race against a cockroach. Some
dimes he voult make Tom walk from
Won ent OF pretzel TO der odder und
laugh to see Tom get dizzy trying to
find hiss way back to we're he startet
Der king alZo mate a fiddle difing
sud for Tom und fished in der goldfish
globe nit Tom as life bait. Tom hat
TO liff in a pill box nit collar button
as a center table. Vonce a fly attacked
him und Tom knocked id senseless
wit a match.
Tom tried to escape from der king
by hiding in crack. but dey seeded
in dislotching him NIT INSECT pewter
Sooner or later der kings son stole
Tom und took him to der circus. we're
lie gate him to der elephant instead
OF peanut.
Vot became OF Tom? Veil. all got
20 say. deer ISIS occasions ven ele.
plants ISIS nod vegetarians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
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STORESSsX
THE GREEDY MOUSE.

Young Mr. House Mouse was feeling
very grumpy and cross indeed as he
sat hunched IN back Of the kitchen
range with his head done up In n bit
Of white flannel and his bottle OF pep
permint by his side.
NO wonder" squeaked his cousin.
Mr.. Field Mouse, who had moved
from the cornfield into the farmhouse
during the cold weather. If you
hadn't been such a glutton and tried
to eat whole stick OF candy, besides
half piece of cake YOU would have
felt better. Your mamma told You not
to touch one of the Christmas pres
ents Santa put into the stockings.
Just because she had To stay at home
Christmas night to look after her four
pink little baby nice and couldn't
watch YOU. YOU had TO get into trouble
and disohey her.
Il peeped through the hole by the
door and saw how tho little girl cried
because you had eaten SO much OF
her candy. II Just served you right.
and I'm glad you have the toothache.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Lottie Perring. $50 Lansing. 20
years; tuberculosis.
Alois Keller 800 1t. Aubin, 70 years.
Henry Dykstra, Eloise, Mich rs
years, sentlity
James Deson. ) sherman. months;
commissions.
Robert Mowbray y ; hospital. SO
years; pneumonia.
years; pneumonia.
lean Conner, Grace hospital. 30
years; shock from internal hemorr-
hage.
months. marasmus.
Henry Johnson. Lansing Mich. -
years. accidental injuries.
Elsie schiller, - Longwdrth. , years
john 4 Maseth ITO Dragon, 80
George \. BHueI lgI Cotrell 20
Ciarcncc Schodowski. sos CanheId
months: hamilton
Janettc \ R.id. 81 Adelaide. %
years. heart disease.
Henry Tcrmote. 323 Van Dyke. 30
years. uraCmla.
Albertina Kraft. isa Maple. 81 years.
cerebral conclusion.
Ruth T. BrOWnrlL go Campbell,
Se Charles q Mcpouei sli cavalry. .
months spinJ hiuda
FGward L. Brown. l9l Sprngwells.
months. cholera infantum
Anteuatc Klaus, ioa Chestnut 81
years. scptIracmM
I.opis - Augustine Pontiac. -
years. pneumuuig.
Sister AGNES Ksllv ~. Joseph Re
treat 20 years. tuberculosis.
Conrad Sccbingcr Little sisters or
Poor. 90 years. pneumonia
William Donnelly. $50 clay. p Years.
tuberculosis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
BIRTHS.
GIRLS

GIRLS
Walter StockwelI. G6G Helen
Charles Urban. 2iO Hunt.
Joseph Ilaidt. 80 MOntcalm
George Lyuu. G3l Humboldt
William lane 32t Baldwin
Charles Steinhabel. $50 Russell
Theodore HIosowski. 1875 superior
Felix Grudzinski 1900 Chene
Charles Walker. 500 Grand River.
Egnices SklarsWi. go Medbttry
John Tomaszewski ca GARFIELD
Martin Wasik 1000 Dubois
john kUhlfeldt, 40 Mitchell
bOmlnik Jdkewtcz, 1871 OaklanI
BOYS
Alexander Simon. Gl9 Antoine
Michael Caganda, ! Alder
John kolacki. 1913 81. Aubin.
Anthony Rebandt, so Leland
George Warner, 1879 Gilbert
Wincenty ParadOwski. 2iO VIII
Boleslaw szeplickE io22 Twenty.
fourth.
Charles Zyburski. 1s2 Roosevelt.
William FISHER 2g2 F1sher.
Lamont )Els"y. 52j Thirtieth.
Alexander Szypuiskt. 1861 Jos cam
pau
Joe Hlepin. Sos Trombley
Alexander Simon. Gig Antoine
Thomas Burns, Prov. hospital
Louis Stockton. 1888 Harper
charles George. 1883 boulevard
Robert Dettlon. 30 Grandy.
john kelp, Gtl Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

francesca Maiorano. ga Rose sar-
Joseph Wojewoda. IS; Katherzyna
Frank Antai, "a: Anna Schaefer. %
Jeremiah L. Donovan. 20; owe X
Joseph Knipper IL, Dayton. O.; De-
liza T.. Gates. 80. New York.
Pearl Hendrix, 20, Grace Mielke, II.
Frank LaBand, 81; Alma Crollmus,
Albert J. Jarvis, "a; Helen Rome
BETA, 81.
stanislaus Kwasilarski. %; Teodasle
Anthony Berry. 81 Mary Mushardi,
Martin Dkoski. 20: Aggie Jatka. 49,
Ladlslaus Fiorowski, %; Victoria
Frank clenski, %; Mary Kusak, 10
Frank Doyle. 81, Marshall. Mich. .
Martha Knask. 10 Detroit.
Harry Armitage, &c; Ethel B. Kivell.
william Walsh. q. Lillian Sanger
20
Salvatore Nocharla. %; Elsie b.
Harry TRAINER. -. Lyons. Neb. /;
Mary Appert. 30, Detroit.
Morris Goberman, %; Rosa Chover
Bernhard Hahn. 20; Caroline Geisier.
Walter Nowakowski, 25; Agnes Cor
ma Is.
Robert w. Nudge. p: Anna r.. Du-
RTE. %
Harry T.. Nudge. 81 Christine Du-
rie, 20.
Louis Behrend. 20; Title Dolgncr, 80.
Wledyslau korolowski, 20; Elzbyta
Mascinkowski, 49,
Klemons Brzeski, %. Agata WIS
niewska, ~.
Charles Davis 20 Marie Good. 90
Andrew Janowiak. rs. stella Sobo-
cinska, 10.
Robert Richards. IS: Helen Gerda.
20
August Lachiyzke, 2l Minnie Fla
tau. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

If you had been simpler in your tastes
like our family, you'd have been con-
tented to eat the cereal that cook
dropped in the sink. don't sym
pathize with you bit. All the good
mice are going up to the attic for
frolic now" And whisking his tail.
Mr.. Field Mouse squeaked "Goodby."
Poor Mr. House Mouse took an
other swallow Of peppermint, and with
one paw on his aching tooth. he
groaned and said to himself that next
time he wouldn't even smell Christ
mas candy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
INFORMATION RESPONSES.

wANTED--A small farm of 10 or Is
acres for fruit In the vicinity of
BEDFORD or Birmingham; sandy or
gravel soil. Address u, box IL. De-
troit Times.
WANTED--A place as companion or
waiting maid on an elderly lady; ref
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
DIED

10. AZ her residence fs5
Mri'Iellan-aXr. Johanna g.. beloved
wife Of Charles a. Eeyer. aud dear
urnthcr of Mrs Edmund Gram. OF
Milwaukee N s Edward g. Boyer
nf Racine. Wis Walter T.. Reyer ana
Ms. j Farrand Lewis. Of Detroit
Funeral services "Wednesday at -
from Trinity church. cor. Gratiot-
ave aud Rlvard-st. Burial private.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
HELL w.STEp--MALm

DO YOU WANT WORK?
Machinists, millwright. tool maker.
bookkeeper. shipping clerk. cost
clerk, laborers. Central. 26 West
Forrest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURR.AN LINES.


Detroit United lnterurhan Lin<s
FLINT AND SAGINAW LlWITEns
1898 a. m, lV:3S a m and y:3s 10 M
Flint only, 6;so y. m Locals for FnnI
Z a. IN. and every two hours to 3 d. rn
oxford only. Ii y. IN. To Romeo. ~
M. every two hours TO 10 D. M: IL n m
PORr HURON LIMIrEDs-7:tS = m
1910 a. m, S:ts p. m; s:4s y. m: satar-
III D IN. Locals for Port Huron houriv
a. m. TO d. M: also y. m. to ~.
rine City, To. Mt. Clemens. haif- houv-
ly. Gao a. m. to y. m. and hourIvVee,
III d. IN. To Ait Clemens via VS6osS
Line. hourly. s.zs a. N. to s:as y -
are ToLEDo LMITEps-s:so a m 49,
n m. 220 and 5: 20 y. m. LocalS -
Toledo, hourly, 6:30 a IN. 20 sac 4. ~
also y:3O and IL y. m. for Monroe
JACKSON LIMITEDs-7.46
ia.tsN 3.45 and 6:45 y. m Locsln 80
20 > y. m. for Ann Arbor, a m ~
hourly 10 IL y. IT,. for plymouth ~
Worthwhile. ESQ a. TN. and hourly 20 ~
d. m; also , a m. and IA y. m. SniiSS
cars for YpsilantL -
Wyanaefte Divisies--S:s3 q n. -
half .hourly 10 s:ss y m. hourly c.
Pontiac Dsvisis~--s .. m. halt -houp,r
until y. m. then hourly 60 "A
Birminsham only. ~ p. m
Orchard Lake D1vssson--1 g - -
houriy until IA ,. -. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

MRS. r.. RUSH. FLORIST.
Funeral designs a speciality: also ported
plants. 76S Michigan. West 36-J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17
-. The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns
one cent per word each insertion,
cash I'm advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than g cents
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1888.
BELL-MAIN 1898.
For the convenience or patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
EAST SIDE.
HOughten-French Goa, Co., 432
Can't eld-ave. east.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott
and Gratiot
r. brown, 1889 Jenerson-ave.
}. McPherson. 2A00 Gratiot-ave
opposite car barns.
WEST SIDE.
A. G.. Eansor, S95 Grand River-ave.
Turner stanton, 16S Myrtle-st.
y. III. DriscoII, All Michigan-ave.
}. w. Willard, 1919 Forrest. west.
w. w. brush, 594 Michigan-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

value.
$3.50 finest pointed SItka Fox sets.
animal peierine and fancy rug
mum .....s.. N'ss'
s27J white Fox sets. extra qunl-
ity, beautiful shawl aud mum
tanimal eject ............. SS'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

Suit Against Union Pacific Postponed.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE govern
mont suit against the Union Pacific
Co. aud its allied roads brought under
the sherman antitrust law, which was
set for trial in the federal court here
today has been postponed indefinitely
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-17

Antique bracelets. set with odd and
semi-precious stones, are In great
vogue.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
SECRET SERVICE
MEN NAB SAWYER
Secretary of the Board Of Commerce
Has Amusing Experience at
Taft Banquet. ~.

II any one Is curious TO know just
how closely the president Is guarded
ON his trips araund the country, Sec
cretary Charles Is. Sawyer. or the
Detroit Board OF Commerce Is pre-
pared TO give them definite and post
tive assurance. Mr.. Sawyer speaks
from experience. and that experience
forlned one or the most amusing incl
dents OF Friday nights great bali
Quet I'm the armory, and one, by the
way. that the banquetsrs were not
lin on
In moving among the tables Mr..
Sawyer noticed that Lawton T. He
mans. cue OF the especially invited
guests, had taken seat at one CT
the tables on the floor, although his
tickets called for a chair at the speak
ers' table. Just as Mr.. Sawyer start
ed TO pilot Mr.. Hemans from the ex-
IRENE western end OF the speakers
table TO seat No SO at the eastern
end. the president entered the hail.
Leaving Hemans TO make quick
dash for his place before the presi-
dent reached the platform. Sawyer
ducked behind the curtain that cot-
CealtO the Dtduk HOtNu wall iiOiu WV
and which hung just back OF the
speakers table.
The resourceful secretary had plan
ned thus to make a short cut TO the
other end OF the hall without interfer-
ing with the presidential ovation. but
he had taken but step or two FER
ward before he was seized by two
pairs OF strong arms. He was In the
grip OF two secret service men de-
tailed To see that no anarchist with de-
signs against the president stole up
behind him.
MI Sawyer. however, was recog-
nized instantly and he was allowed
TO go his way in peace. But he knows
now how 1t feels TO be taken for an
assassin
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06

into the middle ring. Then at the
royal court they had TO wear freshly
laundered silk stockings to match.
And they say those long sox are hard
TO keep up" too.
Fillmore had an idea this rigging
sayored too much OF royalty and was
not in keeping with the more simple
Democratic dress of the folks here
at home.
His fears we're put at rest when
Queen Victoria said che would be glad
TO receive him. regardless OF what Le
wore, so long, OF course. as he wore
reasonable amount OF something. and
he was presented In long trousers.
Later. being again tempted, Fillmore
fell and wore the velvet panties at a
state dinner
IL remains historical fact that no
ex-president OF the United States was
ever received abroad with as much
marked courtesy as our own T. r..
who has been received al court ON
equality with princes OF the blood.
But there Is 10 mention In the press
reports that ne ever had 10 expose
the calf Of his athletic leg for the de.
lectation OF mosquitoes and royalty.
Which some might take as an indi.
cation that the world is growing bet.
ter.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
RAILROAD HEADS PLAN
TO CALL ON PRESIDENT
viii Explain to Him Necessity Of In
ereasing Freight Rates to Meet
Growing Expenses.

CHICAGO, June Am important
visit To President Taft is being plan
ned by the presidents and other OFF,
Gals OF the biz railroad systems Gen.
tcring in Chicago. AT secret meet
ing Of these officials along with coua'
sci. the plan was preached that Il
ould be advisable TO get clear ex-
preston OF the White House attitude
in The rate situation rs soon as posi-
bic and the idea of obtaining this frosl
President Taft himself through per-
sonal visit by the heads Of important
railroad companies was generally ac-
cepted as a proper course of proceed
ure.
IL is expected that the details will
be worked Out and the trip made
some time next week, or at any rate,
within the next fortnight.
So little Of definite nature was
known by the conferees as to what
arguments were brought TO bear on
President Taft that those at the meet
ing found themselves without we'll
defined subject for discussion, accord
ing 10 one Official who was present
Some EXPIRE ssed the opinion that the
president had been misled by stats
ments of shippers while others were
inclined to seek political motive be-
mind the ST. Louis injunction. Then
the plan &c visit President Taft was
urged.
Commercial organizations in nine
teen different cities will be represent
ed Tuesday AT a meeting in Chicago.
The question whether or not TO apply
fer relief by injunction will be con.
sidered in detail. since the fling OF in
creased tariffs with the interstate
commerce commission by the eastern
railroads, in the belief OF the ship
pers, has made an injunction neces-
sary for their protection.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-06
|DlDbERG BROS. TO
HAVE NEW STORE.
handsome Eight-story Building vii!
Be Erected for Enterprising Firm
at Gratiot and Farrar.

A handsome eight-story building OF
1etnforced concrete construction,
, strictly modern in every respect. and
faced with white tile. Is 10 be erected
Tor Goldberg Bros. the WOODWARD
ave. merchants, at the southeast cor
ner OF Gratiot-ave. and Farrar-st, the
Building to occupy quarter OF the
block, with a frontage OF 100 feet on
Farrar-st. and 100 feet on Gratiot-ave.
DIR. Herman Kiefer father OF Health
Officer Guy l.. Kiefer, will erect the
structure on a long-term lease. work
&c be commenced as soon as plars
nnd specifications are drawn, and the
building 10 be completed and ready
for occupancy in April, 1912.
Goldberg Bros. lease of their pres
cnt store expires May /. 1912. The
owners demanded a heavy increase IN
the rent, which was fatty turned down
by the Arm, which sought a new loca-
lion The Goldbergs are now plaE-
ming TO have one OF the finest equipped
department stores in Detroit. and all
or the newest ideas cleaned from in-
erection of the most up-to-date stores
Throughout the country. will be incor'
Dorated in the new building, which
will give them twice the room Afforded
BY their present building.
The site of the new structure Is at
present occupied by number of ramp
ling, nondescript brick buildings. An
elim's saloon. practically landmark,
Is on the corner. On the Farrar-st.
side. running from Anglims place 10
he. 81 10
the Gratiotave side Is Henry kom-
rofsky's hat store, a key filters shop.
and Ruhls bakery, bordering on the
alley The new building will NIL all
or the space from Gratiot-aye. TO the
alley between Gratiot and Monroe
ayes. and from Farrar-st. 10 the alley
toward the east.
The building will be fireproof. but as
nm added precaution against fire. auto
,uatlc sprinklers will be installed. The
vacuum cleaner system Will also be
Installed. There will be handsome
rest rooms for the ladies, three large
passenger elevators OF the plunger
type, and every modern convenience.
The entrances will all be OF The
popular marquise type.
Work has already been started on
Goldberg Bros own building. for
rental purposes, to be erected ar
Woodward and Warren-aves. Fred
erick T. Bancroft prepared the plans
|of the building. which is to be two
stories high. with a frontage OF l5S
feet on Woodward-ave. and 200 feet
on Warren-ave. Seven separate stores
will occupy the first floor front, while
the rear of the first floor will be a
garage, 100x15S feet. with entrances
from both Woodward and Warren
ayes. The second floor will be devoted
TO Offices.
The building Is TO be of decidedly
ornamental design, and the entire ex-
terror will be OF white terra-cotta.