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The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
MARRIED 40 YEARS, CHARGES
HUSBAND WITH ABANDONMENT
Mrs. Anna 6irtsch Swears Out War.
rant-Spouse Once Fled With
Another Woman, Wife Says.

After 40 years OF married life, Mrs.
Anna Birtsch, a gray-haired. refined
looking woman, came TO police court,
Friday, and swore out a warrant for
her husband, William Birtsch, alias
Densmore, charging him with aban-
donment She lives at No. So Savoy
81. The husband is So years old.
Mrs. Birtsch says they formerly
lived In Port Huron and that up to
five years ago, there had been no
break in their marital felicity. Then
she says her husband fed with a wo
man who had come 10 work In their
home. They came to Detroit. Later
he returned to Port Huron and rela-
tives affected a reconciliation between
husband and wife.
That her forgiving spirit had little
effect upon him Is evidenced, she says.
by the fact that he again deserted
her. She says she found him In De-
troit again. this time living under the
name OF Densmore.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. Oct 29.--Up: Turret
Court. 2:t0 p. m Friday. Mohawk. 2:4O;
Conema0gh. $40; Nelson, 6; Fair
mount, 40
Down: Bunsen. Nadia, 1920 p. IN.
Friday: Bangor. 1890. Bessemer, Mag
ma 40: NJ. III. Boyce, ESQ. Westmount
vile. 3ogebic. sac: N Men. 4:2O;
French. $780, ]. +. Davidson. 5:45;
Wade. barge Crete, 8; Fitch, Maitland
G:l5; Ctley. $50: City OF Rome. $40;
Superior = Chicago, E20.-
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Oct. 29.-
Up: Marina, 2:3O p. IN. Friday. MatoA.
Plummer, 3 German, !: Alfred Mitchell,
8. Saskatoon. Kopp. Sny der. $50: HaT-
ward. 6; Kensington. 1880; Crescent
City. 5.
Dowh; Rensselaer,. 1890 y. m. Fra
day Sonoma. !; ST. Clair. Athabasca, q:
AileEhauy.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 2S-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Barely steady
mess $50 so d21 Lard Irregular
middle west spot $12 2541235. Sugar:
Raw: easier; centrifugal. SO test, So. so
muscovado. 50 test SO 80. refined. dull;
cut loaf, IS 60, crushed. so powder
ed. Sass q $50; graduated. $4.75 y so
Coffee: Rio No. on spot. l0al "a &c.
Tallow Steady; city. INC: country. 7 "a
asIsc. Hay: Dull and weak; prime.
$ll2h No. 3. sOGS0c; clover. IS q soc.
Dressed poultry. Irregular: turkeys.
lsd 22ck chickens. 10 Pie; fowls. IL n
1--we. ducks. SO zoe. Live poultry.
Fairly active. geese, lac. ducks. 10 a.
lie. fowls 1914 n lac: turkeys. $50 Ice.
roosters. loo. Cheese Quiet, state
milk. common 20 specials 10l1 n 16 y a.:
skins, common TO specials. "a l2A c;
full skins, 2d3hc
Butter firm. receipts. 6.413: creamery.
extra, 30A oslo; state dairy, tubs, 234
29hc. imitation creamery hrsts, 24m
csc. Eggs firm receipts 1905: nearby
white fancy, aga 45c, nearby mixed
fancy. STA $50; fresh Grsts. 269 soc.
letg& ypdw Buffers ASA
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BILLY PAPKE.

Bill Papke, now in Australia, is the
middleweight champion of the world.
Sam Langford has no claim TO the
title. Sam hasn't been a middleweight
for so long he can't remember when
he fought at 1853 pounds. Sammy
couldn't make the weight now unless
lac sawed of a leg. That lets out Joe
Woodman's mean ticket.
Sailor Burke isn't near champion.
The sailors disposition 10 1ot when
the going is uneven pass him on sic ,
the pale
Willie Lewis would 'ast Just ahobt
long enough with Papke to get warm
&c up. providing the Kewauee thun.
derbolt really wanted TO put him
away.
In Pittsburs they think well of
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

Frank Klaus, but Klaus has never
done anything outside OF Pi-t8burg.
and his only claim TO consideration
is that ne gave poor Ketchel a stir
battle for a few rounds.
Franz Mantell Is a candidate but
he has long route 10 travo' before
lac will be nearly as bright a ligh. a
the Illinois boy. Jim Smith s. another
conner who may. some day be top
notcher, but not just yet for Jeems.
When You look over the ent- % you
can't see much besides Papko The
chances are the champion--you must
call him champion. you know-will
nave 10 meet Mantell whei. he re-
tDrns from Australia, and hen an
lea Of just how good Mantel Is will
he known.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

AppIes-75cQS1 2o per bui z43bO
per bbi: western apples. 81 az 10,
BanannS---Gocd shipping STOCK, tL.st
G26O according to quality.
uenns--IJried Lima, 6h ~ &c ID.
CeIeFy---H onip- grown. 70 " 30c doh
Cauiifiorer-5S190 c per bu.
CabbaKe--S1 90 per Dbl.
CaIifornla Frults-Grapts. tl.zb Wl.Ib
cbccse-Michigan nats. 179l7Hc.
York STAT ICE L.mburger. IN Misc;
briok lSx 6t9c: domestic swiss. n y
22c: imported, do, asa 30c Ter ID
Cbestnuts-15M 1Bc per 10.
Crab ADpIes--s1.-oHl LID per 0n
CranbeTrfes--Cape Gods. A2VIZ0 per
bu S575U6.50 per Dbl.
Dates-Persian. b06c per 10: FardA
Dre.-sd Calves - Choice. 12Ul2h a
peT 10: common. lOQlle per 10.
FTnnnn Haddies-iO1h Wllc per Id.
FfRs-Imported. new. lfq lbc Der ID;
California Soc per oox
Freah VeRetnbIes-Cucumb hot
house. 756f SIC per doz: lettuce, 504 Soc
per blu: head lettuce. 81 per bu. rad
iRhes round. loo per oof: parsley, 20 %
Csc pes nor, green peppers, 5Oc per bu;
red peppers sl.50M17s per bu.
Grapes-POnies COnCOrds. l6c, M.
aERras and Catawhas. l7c3 concOrds.
Grape Fruit-Fiorida NsO9s per
Hay-Detroit dealers ara paying the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

further his work OF degradation by a
cruel pun. Speaking 10 the lord high
executioner, who had a most cutting
way himself. Sir Walter said, as he
felt the edge OF the ak, This is a
sharp medicine, but will cure the
worst disease" This, perhaps, is the
origin of the saying that there's many
true word spoken in Jest, although
history does not vouch for this phase
OF the incident.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
BUTTER AND EGGR

Butter-Creameries, extras. soc ID;
irsts. 27hc; dairy butter csc; packing
stock 22c per To-
EEEH-Fresh current receipts Eases
included. 25h Receipts Friday Ss4
cases
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

&|..I, rrIIH Oct 20. -Flour-Dull
<|.<{ll11 pork--steadv; mess.
AZ. AZ T,ard---Firm; middle west.
44|K#fRS6 Sugar-Raw, dull;
|./|..I AZ fent, t3S0: muscovado.
.| AZ. 20. re1ned. dull; cut loaf,
I.| $3.50 Coifee-Rio. No. Z.
4. /..6f. iOH q lie. Tallow-Quiet.
(, fhnniry. 7NgsMc Hay
'.i..4 81. I'm: No. ,. s0690c:
...|4.E $50 12c: chickens, 10
.||,. 1f011Hc. ducks, sG20c
"a. ~ @nIrIr active: gesee, lac:
|11. fn|Ia. le4ifc; turkeys.
|..lH.4 Zoe Cheeee-Quiet
||| [..... ..nr 10 specials. 10k n
|| .1I1n1n 70 specials az
|{'' ,kI1,a s0s1e
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. oct. 2s-Botter: Extras
291c; hrsts. 27c; dairy extras. 27e
fiIsts 25c5 Eggs. Prime hrsts. 27c;
frsts. 25c. Cheese: skins, la l4lz +;
Young Americas. t59l.34c Live poul-
try. Fowls. 1lQllhc. ducks. lao
14hc; geese, 12U13c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

And remember. too. that the JAM
tor who doesn't seem anxious TO fix
the leaky spigOt in the bathroom Is
the same official who expects a
moiety at Christmas Il
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
GRAIN AM PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct. 2s-Opening: Wheat
IN the Detroit market is OFT NC. Liv-
erpool Is a little lower and the general
tone easy. Opening prices Saturday
sec. May. s1.OlA No. l white, s2sc.
The corn market Is frm at SIC for
cash No. 2, and sane for No ? yellow
oats are firm at 35c for cash stand
ard. and SAFE for cash No white.
Rye is dun and firm at nc for cash
No l. and Use for No 2.
Beans are In demand and Arm at
S202 for cash, and 81 for November.
Cloverseed is firm and active at $S6l
for prime spot, 1885 for December
$50 for March and 1915 for prime
Timothy seed is arm and quiet al
1870 for prime spot
Grain receipts at Chicago Saturday
Wheat. &c cars; corn. 3SS cars; oats
l3l cars.
day at 9sA. q ssAsc. corn at aga q az y c
oats at 341s q 34a,c
Wheat in Liverpool closed a q y d
lower. and corn ia higher
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Oct 2s.--Wheat; Cash
IS Nc. Dec. 96lsc; May, Sl.0l &c; July
81 Il Corn: Cash. 51&e; Dec. 4S%c;
and Dee. sass May. SIZE; July Iyy
S 81 re- Cash and oct. .s72T
Dec and March. 1915 Alsike; Prime
and Oct. So Dec, 50 10. Timothyseed
Prime and oct. $44O Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. oct 29.--Grain opening
Wheat opened lower, both Dec. and
May on lie Dec. and May corn on
1.c Dec and May oats of - Pro-
visions steady 10 fractionally higher
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Markets and Finance

following prices fer bsssd AAy IN car.
new new, tIsoisSo; iso. umo.ny; us B
straw straw sTisGs: ~Sss, ana cat straw,
JG5o07. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the ci's markets rAnAsd
HIdss-No. cured. lUs: No. ! Ereea.
70; No. 1 cured KIP; lohe: No. Ers-H
Seen ~: O Sc: No. ! cuTs1. half. ItMei 40.
] green. lsc per 10: horse hides. No. 4.
Isbo: No. 2. I2.6O: shespskinA. as 20
wool l6076e' No. . hides. &c on MD
Hossy-FsHcy white. Is0l7e; amber.
i1@lto: extracted. use Per 10. ox.
LsHon-ICaiif 10 ns. ~ ,S"VS PEI DON
llms.-Sl q i.sb per 100.
AuahrOCms-loJ Ihc 49, VA
,?sion.-sS . Toe pc; ou; spaaaalIkno
SorsHEesGcalifornia vaieneias. $40
45e per box: Floridas, ssQs.26 per box
Psars-common. $4,000 per bbL
Observation-Disclosures car lots, $50 4zc
POuItry-springs, Use; fowls. 12@
l2kc: No. 2. 100 lie; old ROSTERS sW
lOc; geese. 10 l2c, ducks, young. l4W
i' Sui sSrssys i Re So per per % Su
sweet POtatOcs--virginiAs ~ per
bu, Sl.S5 0l.90 per bbl: Jerseys. S26O0
<t To%p sr So GROWN. u0l26 GU
following. I, exc: No T. 6%e u
WOOI-Medium. unwAsaed. 1S03lc:
nnS unwashed. ltG tso per lh
JOBnIN1 PRIcEA
bak ed Beans. lib. 500 SOC; Lima beans
!is SsS ss Sorr Tasl. Ssst Nam to
Pess-FGncy. early Juns, sl.sA; stand.
ard Vi: soaked, b0U76e: Salmon-.
SOokeye. tail, 81: nsI n;I5: Alasks
toes toes. $50 soc: sSceotssS. n@LiO per
Conee-Packed cones. loO-lb. casa
Feed-Rran. $25: fine middlings. SIS;
tiS; coarse eornmetti. I2S: corn and
FiogrWMifcSisSn patents. in woSsd
straisSt, ii.sS: clear. '4so per Dbl Rye
oiI.NRSw pO iipseeo. 500; boiled lin
seed. t1,o1: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c; Perfection. shc; EocsnA
pen mfi sr in SaTTei p .oss. sSSS* gal
ProviaIons-Mess pork. s2l 80; fam
ily. So24 so; medium clear, t2l y % SO I;
smoked hams. 1Sc; dry sailed hriskets.
bacon. 19Q22c: lard. In tierces. $50
lshc; kettle rendered 10 &c lR ~
Sugars--Corrected daily by w. n
Edgar 4 Sons: Crystal dominoes, z
bl, SS45: lb-lb., $795; eagle tablets.
$500; cut loaf. So 20: cubes. IS, IS; pow
dered. IS IS; standard powdered. $50
graduated. extra coarse, $50; granu-
lated, fine. In bulk. IS. 40; graduated.
In 25-lb. cotton bags, IS. as: Michigan
granulated. $500; household, powder
ed. 5-lb cartons. is TO case. $40; lib.
$3.50: confectioners 4, $685.; No i.
$3.50: no s. jSsS; No 8. $50; No. !.
1915; No. 8, $40; No. 3. $6oS: No 10.
S4s5; No. IL. Sass. No. Is. sass per
100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
PRODUCE.

The market as a whole, was quiet. as
is usual on Saturday, and no important
price changes were reported Ihere
Wns quite "A little poultry IN, ana while
the demand was fairly active, the mar
ket is under some pressure from a
week OF heavy receipts Inc potato
desI ia looking up little. Receipts
ON the city markets have let up some
what and outside markets are also
flrrner AS for the rest, the market
was very steady, with ample supplies
In all lines.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. No Is John R.-st Call
Main 1898. or City 33sB
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
old Rivals viii Meet.

The Hurons and Heralds will play
football at Belle Isle tomorrow after
noon. These teams have been rivals
for the past three years and the Her
aids have not been defeated. The
Hurons have been practicing hard, so
a good game should result.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

ooTON. Mass. Oct. 28.-Private
,tnn. Albert J. Myer, formerly mil
@lrn s0ldier.' and marvel OF the
I&eks a., Forts Myer at Washing
and BANKS here. could not be
Ind here today.
Fort Banks the action Of the
y. "a martial In demoting and flning
.&f announced in Washington, was
.Iifod. and Il wa sstated that mas
......'h a. his term of enlistment OF
.@< years had expired, and the i'm.
a +. An ntnt FEATURE Of his sentence
~. hner, commuted, he was given an
I-< k'h dirHhnrge from the army.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-openIAg.

OunninG stevens Live Stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 90
1900 TO 1.4O0-lb, steers StS5 Y 20 :
good prime 1900 to l.soo-lb; steers.
S. % q6.70: best loo to l.aoO-lo; ship
er steers, 900 TO 1.iO0-ID. steers, IS y
$40, light butcher steers, S4b0g9;
best fat cows, S450Gs.lo: fair TO good
s3135O: trlmmers. S2.75q3: best fat
heifers. S. 25qs; god fat heifers; S42o
QA7S. fair to goo. DO Ss.7s g tiz6;
steers steer deSorned. ssSs25. medium 20
ers, ali grades sss5Ga3.7s; best bulls
fS hin s So1s g, 5 eSs osss mix
ers and sprirge {704so; good milk
ers and springers, t50Qs5: common TO
good sprinE-rs. 5000.
heavy. $500; Workers. ss.sOgs; pigs
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 cars;
market active best lambs. ss,1S; year
lings. s5n550; wethers, Sf5Og 10 :
ewes, S4U4.25.
Calves: s5410z5.
EAST BUFFALO-CiOse.
EAST BUFFALO, \. Y, Oct 81
prime steers. So 10 rs butcher
grades. S3a65O Calves-Receipts 100.
market slow and steady. Gull TO choice,
S6alO25 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
4. OOO. market slow and steady: choice
lambs. S67546.S5. Gull 70 fair, 80 l9q
$50. yearlings. So "a $50; sheep. tSq
40 Hogs-Receipts 100. market
slow 1Cm15c lower; Workers, $500
$40. pigs. 5000; mixed, IS 90us90.
heavy. Ss76aSsO; roughs, $7.5Oa7.sO :
stays S6.50d7.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO Oct. 29.-Hogs-Receipts
1000. market shade higher; mixed and
butchers, 81 654sSO; good heavy SIS
asg5 light. SS45 q s95; pigs. SSus 20.
Cattle-Keceipts 400, market steady.
beeyes, S45Oa770. cows and heifers,
S2.2Oq G.. 20: stockers and feedrs 81 10 "
5 40; stockers and feeders, 81. 10 a ). 40:
Texans, S330G go; calves, 81 a 10. %.
Sheep and Lamts-Receipts 1000, mar
ket steady, native. $2.75 q 40. western,
S3V440. lambs. S47b@7l0; western.
S5G7
CLEVELAND. o., oct 2S.-Hogs Re-
ceipts, $500; 10Ql5c lower; heavios.
$3.50: mediums. workers.. lights and
pigs. $3.50. Cattle: Receipts, cars.
slow Sheep: Receipts. 10 cars. So. 90
Calves Receipts. 100. 1913
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

With the eleven lined up for a punt.
Michigan will work a variety OF at
tacks this year. 1t is behind this for
nation that Yost has instructed his
varsity to run a majority of the plays
calculated TO gain ground for the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ranks aud Trust Companies.
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
association;
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

Lisbon is famous as the center OF
a great boot and shoe industry.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
ARE is
fIee I'D TO PRIVATE

INf who e4t q h'eJ ~..,,...-~s
~ tnkfnn AFrench leave
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-"To be
|Hilced to the grade OF private and
& Be confined at hard labor for three
..tI,ths. and to forfeit $50 now due or
~ become due"
mis- A me sentence imposed by a
neral courtmartial at Fort Banks,
1880 upon Corp. Albert l. Myer,
IIIljonaire clubman, and society man,
0tnndson OF Gen. Albert Myer. vet
&fNn OF the civil war, for whom Fort
Over. Va, was named.
THE charge for which Myer was
I<ted and found guilty. was Neglect
1f duty. to the prejudice OF good order
\ Ia military discipline" The review
fw authority, In passing upon the sen
Innce committed the Imprisonment
&<nfhre. "On account Of the length OF
|Ime A confinement awaiting trial and
1Ia result Of trial; the expiration 81
IA enlistment and ill-health at the
&fne OF the commission OF the OF
Itnces"
Myer enlisted In the army after
Ikiiing Of appointment for West Point
@Hcnuse he had passed the age limit
Wis resolution to work up from the
<4hks, IN order to follow in the foot
Nlkpa OF his illustrious grandsire. won
MN loud applause All last winter he
#ns stationed at Fort Myer as an en-
-l1ied soldier In the signal corps.
discipline at the Fort was put In a
bad state by the eapers OF Uncle
Bans millionaire soldier" Raw
1thkies from middle western farms
I1st winter stood in silent awe as
young Myer emerged from his cor
toral's uniform. donned fautlessly ap-
bbinted evening clothes and rolled
Mnay IN limousine to the exclusive
&fawing rooms OF wealthy Washing
on one occasion he Is said to have
al AZ the right of the chief OF stan
If the army At a fashionable dinner
.Nd be often mixed with the highest
1..Ic6fs and officials.
me SPECIFIC offence for which MyeI
/.1 sentenced TO imprisonment and
auction In rank, was taking French
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
TODAY IN HISTORY.

=; :; :: !: =: =: :: i; !: !;
- England. carried
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND.
II AND a oct 26-

CLEVELAND, o., oct. 2s.-Hogs: Re
ceinfs' 300: iOQl5c lower. heavios.
ISIS SO: mediums. workers.. lights and
pigs, $3.50 Cattle: Receipts cars.
slow Sheep. Receipts. 10 cars, 81. 90
Calves: Receipts. 100. 1915.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-30

"TuIsI- Greatest pinuO Store.
'-g Gu.t r.g.pd. uAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-30
For Headaches.
Thets Isn't Any Headache Remedy
That Does The Work Like
Hicks CAPuDINE.

Z; .D,c, quick rolct from Headache NJ
40 Kinds, including Sick or Nervous
iraa.yhgs, and Headaches caused iron
rll, cold, Cip or stomach troubles
CHpudino rs also the bc, and quickest
em.i, ior attacks oi Cold or Grip. Il
pt.l IIcyc tho act.ng and tcyenshue
% stores normal conditions
% udiuy : li9ud--aasy and pleasant,
80 kc. ac' Immediately, l0c,, 2aC.
hpl H. b., 1rug stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-30

WIU roC1Ivo this WoOF a Tnrsv snIP-
inent of the finest new style Pianos
th.i have ever been oShihit'd u tu's,'.
See them, ""'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIanars. sadapanna aHs RsHsrH Satu

9tle@etts EeuupuHuu aHu kotHetu U0uu.
SH leraft ben "a. Suui 1906
eHsH&-8uI6bt Srrantpn fir Rsp sorF
an 2.05, 800. 6.05. 500. 1920, BORN. :,
f2.t0, 3.25 aHb $40 Ra&mtttaas. gar
atp ssrf uub philadelphia, ani 500 Born :.
f2.4O HHs 3.35 Ra&mittaas. Niir
Ypbsbauaa, $40 Rd9mfttaas.
NsreIIa SIR Buffalo um / is, 6.25u e.OO
Rpr.; t.55. $40 unb ff.f0 Ratmiitoos. air
BlaataHten, Glmira anb 3plIdtnRationsn nm
1910 Mer. uHt los HdGm. Mir Ssn,op
Syraealt aHe Utica. nm t.f5 unb {. .25 msg'
t.55 Ta@mttlass. OeEtap. @vroeuf. prs
Utica 3us tim 6.25 Wor. Idnft t6aItt. ousas.
asmmtn Senntaas. Gir WputrSit nm q m
Rpr., los uub $40 sa&m. RtGoIGpn We.
esmpeattou. I'm 400 Ra6mittass. @ins.
} NaHptsH aeesm obatisu. TIM 6.f5 RaGmIftaos.
HIeemsbHrs 9tbiffoH-sBuIGBt SraniSr
fAr RortbumbtrIanb tim 6.35, 10 20 RsY. ,
i.55 Hah $40 Ra&m. 8ir pIymoutb nm :. .05
RaGmtttass.
S0nntaassSdae.
easli9-gar Rtp gprI um 2yO5, s.20
COS nab 1920 WOrssns; 1886 unS 3.IO
aa@m.
abrsliS - 8Hr sufdIc Tim ff5. uus
6.25 Wor. f.55, $40 unb ft,fO Na%na
0ar 8taetamtpn unb 3pif&snffatiunen, 900
aHk 1910 8srmttidgs.
HIeemsbars SibIftoH-BnIdaf Srouipu
N 1920 Wsr. unh $40 RaGmiitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27

No. 15.-An Jene Lot, strich oder Par
zelle Land, gelegen und seiend an der
nordoestlichen Seite Won Apple Strasze,
zwischen Warren und Andrew Straszen.
in der Ersten Ward des Borough Dun
more, Lackawanna County und Staat
Pennsylvania Besagte Lot ist bekannt,
verzeichnet und beschrieben ais Lot No.
8 i'm Quadrat oder Block No. "a auf der
Assessment Karte der Ersten Ward des
Borough Dunmore; list die zwelte Lot
suedlich Won Warren Strasze. Besagte
Lot list rechtwink1ig in Form, 30 FUSE
brett in Front an besagter Apple Strasze
und 1866 FUSE in Tiefe; ebenso beschrie-
ben ais die nordoestliche Haelfte Won Lot
No 26 auf der noerdlichen Division Won
Edward Spencer's Plan Won Lots in dem
Borough Dunmore. Ist dasselbe Eigen-
thum. welcehs Henry A. Kaufhod und
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81. Januar 1907. eingetragen In der Re-
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No. 2f. All jene gewisse Lot Land. ge-
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wanna County und Staat Pennsylvania,
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lang besagtem Barrett Land noerdlich 36
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-21
new INTEREST
IN GENTS RACE
THE HUB" HAS LOVING CUP,
PANAMA HAT AND PAIR REGAL
SHOES ON DISPLAY-FIRST TWO
GO TO WINNER, REGAL SHOES
TO GENTLEMAN WHO CAP
TUREs "PLAcE."

The gentlemen's race at Kupfrian's
park last Friday was the most popular
event of the racing meet and the sec
Ond race of that character, which will
be held tomorrow afternoon, gives
promise of drawing even a larger
crowd.
Manager Heinberg, of ''The Hub
Headquarters for Correct Dress-an-
nounces that the winner of the gen
tlemen's race this week will be pre-
scented by the Hub with fine panama
hat and the gentleman who takes
second place will receive fine pair of
Regal Shoes.
These additions to the beautiful
loving cup prize certainly make the
races of more than ordinary interest
TO the young men of the city and puts
the gentlemen's race in a very much
worth while class of events.
The Hub" is to be congratulated on
the foresight which prompted the Of
fering OF these valuable prizes and the
winners of the prizes will no doubt
congratulate themselves on their good
fortune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-21
IS
PRESENTED A
FINE LOCKET
GENERAL MANAGER OF kUPFRIAN
TRACK GIVEN DIAMOND LocKET
AS TESTIMONIAL OF ESTEEM.

One of the most pleasant incidents
connected with racing at Kupfrian' S
Park occurred yesterday, when horse.
men, business men and attaches of the
track called on General Manager Roup-
rich and presented him with a hand
some diamond locket as a testimonial
of the esteem in which the gentlemen
with whom he is associated hold him,
and also an expression of good will of
the merchants of the city.
The presentation of the locket was
an impromptu affair and none was
more surprised than Mr.. Rouprich
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. William A. Blount, Jr., who, in a
few well chosen words expressed the
sentiments voiced by the donors. The
presentation came as a surprise to Mr..
Rouprich and he was unprepared for
the compliments, but quickly gath
cred himself up" as they say in race
horse parlance, and expressed his
gratitude for the expression of conf.
dence, saying that he came to Pensa-
cola under disadvantages and en-
deavored to the best of his ability to
give good clean meeting and that he
has succeeded in doing so was ex-
present.
Mr.. Rouprich is one of the most
popular men connected with the racing
game, and that the meeting has been
a distinct success has been due to his
untiring energy. AS soon as the fact
was announced that Mr.. Rouprich
would have charge of the meeting,
horsemen felt no hesitation in coming
| to Pensacola.