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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

TO fHE FUIToH ~ THE SIS ~ sham.
.hnue Hsaron street WY snow such vfAin
and lad rem per- Nas nuutrueSN n~,rr taught
,ynrf- 8 oY sent 90 Schools ~ al ~now uy your
manner - Wriuug nat IS p4r-N = .a.r - sour
RAM. sta you. 1T never nd. Nh~n NoI
graduate from dusfnE a." once desaS youIi
tee more oHar'Abs Inclined 20 ne stsnoErAphers.
90 .rutsos sisr 'o IN. sonny NNuu Vouid
br a n'tlr more grarIu 10 the stenoE Aphsr
maybe -h- would .ndue ne h"'s. ." give sou
rA'>~
rHar. yoH ,-rS aiho'y 'or YOUR rhewing gum.
n..t We don ~. T. here end besides ~ ldn
sell q, secret. ou sch Hr~ bi terms
t.-stIg tr'pusr Dob HOsEttE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

The explanations and defencas Of
the nlatform adopted al saratoga come
from whatever spot south Of Mason and
Dixon's line happens AZ the moment ~
have the felicity of ~h"ltering Nh" Only
Homes Mans ~p",Ial car. From hun
and from hm alone the details of that
free and unbo->cd ou,iav" nt delegates
are obtalnabI".
From the headquarters of the recon-
str,cted Republican stat" commute" m
thi> borough come, wnri that upstate
cities and towns have b'-'u Ealing for
the Ir"-'nU" not ~ the candidate
nominated hv the convention not ~
the | uted state. senator who Wa -
permanent chairman mot "f any uf the
hundreds II efficient speakers usually
IN demand hut for rh" ardent Pro-
greSsive who -ignaljI,i hi~ appear
ancc in IN" char hv adopting contrary
60 pre-, edeut. the system If committee
appointments for which speaker loSfPH
G. CANNON l. abused and ln~ult"d ~ .
hundred Congress districts
OF IN. In,r'rt-" IA IA" cost of stat"
government. IT tire many revelations
Of Dishonesty, corruption and fraud m
the Legislature. Of hundred things
that are Of moment and Of importan,"
Ia the taNpayarS not a word II what
THFOpoRE ROOSEVELT said and meant
In ~av. and thought and de'ri,'d and
really believed. an endless stream 81
word-. STIMSoN' n" = an inconSp,c-
uous and forgotten huJtl" holder ~ the
un,sayaIf ,,ruar
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eani: Of unmanufAetursd hair. - 30
cent imports ~ nichsi orp and matsa
incs-as~d from tsiS. t7o % c.s-7.stt. and
bsads and rad OrnAm~nts q ON 81 .opo
to Sso5 .ooc. n prepared IN dstail a long
I've, would show larger imports for IN"
eight months of 1910 than fOr the twelve
months % iSOt a long list would show
practical equality % imports for the two
periods. and . list probably much shorter
and certainly lsss important would show
decrease in purchases. it -
quite evident that the heavy purchases
OF this year have been made becauss the
goods wers wanted and needed. IL 10 no
less evident thai in the larger prices de-
manded and obtained by foreign produc-
ere there lies one % the reasons for the
increased cost oI living. The inhusncs OF
the Payne tariff hill. either for good or
for evil. can he discovered in the case
81 only few comparatively minor articles.
When dealers In explanation 10 their Gus
.omsrs Ascribe their increased charges to
tariff changes they should 10 challenged
TO quote chapter and verse.
keeping In mind the Approximate equal-
ity OF total imports in thess periods
81 .Oss .eoo. 90 in 1904 and 81 0Ss. lis, tee In
1910. it In notable that . similar equality
appears in the free entry and the dutiaolo
They are divided thus:
y NoasA, sn0asAs
Free ............. tts0ss.1os Sans.i0sts
........ 50. 3eatsT ssoss1ei
Tho percentage Of dutiable IN lea
wa 81 o.: the percentage OF dutiable In
1910 IVES S7.77. On the Ss4S.2e7. ts7 worth
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scout tina, h. had conc-alsd hstws~n
tho covers 20 an atlas. must have he.n
mistaken. Ne Was thrilled ~ the fass-i-
nations - grammar. hsid captive ny Tho
s-n~ttiu Aalism II cunIugatinns. el'ci"n'
-ions and Tsars,ns. struggling ~ sibju-
CAT" th" -ubiunrttvs - - conquer Wild
troIp 20 singular and uiural nouns. activ"
and passive verbs and distinctive s-'n-
tencs-, and to Lead them all with on" LITTLE
conjunction into peacs and unity. How
feehl" IN comparison seems thu feat II
Wild BIIL IN scattering whole trih' ~
Indians or of Trapp-r NIT In Staying a
den % grizzlies Tho lure % grammar 10
enslavink the youth ~ the land. He
should he rescued Many others who
write ans speak the language have freed
themselves
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y '1rnis' 7ps'..
Animals $, al Al A;a; en-
~ wo-~s aaiT 81 sNs s0n
chemicals. dr'lCs and dyc> - go -, G1IISHD
NAn'fs t|.ed cotton
soui. Gsa.n ,a7Gsnn
diamonds and other ssms n sHn - 77s ToD
Manufactured nbrrs. iutes
Uueus aud cotton ace - SA.Nn ~ 80 80
NHrs - a. ~
rruu ami steel ant nam
fact.rr~ ~ % a. ,; $50 81
Irath~r AMI Manufactures
- Iu 80 spi 20 -, zn
n ",,d sni man fracture, ~ - ~ SU >. an ga
Manufacture ~ wpoI 'siA2 S..OgD
Manufactures ufsIL ~ 40 90 y 7sg m
Animal mineral and ,es-
table oils ilaIassl . ga eOn
gar sui igarst'c> sts 5On sp1S ;D
Cigars and cigarettes from Porto Rico
and the Philippines. valued at less than
g. OO.GD Tor 1904 and at more than
- ,ucOWo for the eight months of 1910
ara not included. II ~ to h. tic..,l that
eleven ~ the above fourteen articles and
groups 81 articles SHOW for the eight
months ~ this wear imports equallIre
or actually exceeding the imports 81 the
.ull year 1904. There - no present mean.
of determining the influence II price
IN this increase Comparison 81 the
imports OF the eight months Of 1910 with
the corresponding term IN 300 shows
only few comparatively unimporfant
changes that can be attributed 20 tariff
influence In is0t there were imported
IN 81? as pounds 81 raw wool At an
average price ~ 49, cents Imports for
th" eight months 81 1910 were Isl. 40 an
pounds At AN average ~ 20 cents Inn.
ports ~ copper ore have heap. for IN.
periods here covered. r-.psS lively o. aOs
OOO and s. 100 0Oo. and Of pig and Insot
copper SIs.355.O0 and SO. $50 .OOO, with
only fractional change IN prices 81 tho
commodities Raw cotton shows impor,.
81 50. 2os CD pounds AZ 10 cents in eIO a nd
~. O1s OBJ pounds ~ ~ cents IN ieOa
Hides ~ cattle show a IpO4 importa,ion
~ VI 6s7 On pounds at about ~ cents .
pound and imports this year % i7S 800 M
pounds ~ IS cents In ieO4 - 600 noo
pounds II Tin cost p cents a pound and
this years average for 71.OOO OOO pounds
has hs~n about a. cents. The 1910 i'm
ports ~ leaf tobacco equal IN weigh, the
imports of the full year 1904. with price.
about 10 pei cent higher. Tho ISOa inn
ports ~ India rubh-r. Rutta jonIaton9
aud scrap rubber amounted 10 ~ 1Oe Ooa
pounds. valued az SIS. $40. s32 an averaS.
for all kinds and grades Il ~ cents A
pound The imports ~ those material.
durius IN. first eight months % this wear
amounted To Ias Iss. las pounds. valued
AZ S7o 20 SSs. an average ~ 81 cent. a
pound.
A. arc these articles ~ large imnor,a
tinn ~ are many and perhaps most of the
articles " less Importance m our trad.
and industries. We bought HIs7 nm
worth Df cork WOOD ~ - IL 90
features vt cork during tho eight month.
Of 1910 and S1Sas. OOo worth in iso1 our
imports Of fertiliSerS increased 30 psr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

There j. much in these words 81 Pro
fessor ono iEsPERsTN ~ the University
NJ Copenhagen. reported IN IN" School
RsrGT. that teachers and tho rest of the
world might CONSIDER 90 their advantage:
min. 'ha' ne ''udy ~ grammar i really
more NJ ss. u.-Iess bit eItr~r-Iy fascinating
The teacher Who imagined that sh"
discovered . boy pupil enRrosssd IN tho
Adventures Of Wild BIZ OF Tho Prairie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

To IA rutTUu - ~ So ed" don
csrsa gvus' u,r,l.u' >A's thirk = st-uug
rapU~r vs4riug satin ~Ns.' = Un,l WoT- IN
tlrut fuau one wearing q cotton ssIri 'ur ne
, ,fiu ..Irt AlnV, urr ip moe sa,lI' and grace
f.I., pu her rnaIr when a. surN. white cotton
. .Iri go. g sau~~ aw-Nari Nnt inA'rsglr move
m-n's bscs zoe he .us'"r'aI would not >rp easily
90 the rhsi- ami = ,'~Upg raprrr wASIng iunr'is
a. and ungrs Ct uu. eu-u's which ,r. -,
.una'IaI 10 women woH.I undoubtedly BE- d.
r -psu in mind auI rr-rcry rendered - ''I- value
In 'AnIng dlc'aron avs u Oval 'r.
NseE t..f.brr Do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

sSaE Of the Range
ire hawi Of a steer to eo~hoy's ear 10 music Of
sweetest strain.
And the yelling notes ~ the fray coyote, 70 h,,,
are glad refrain.
he rapid beat % bis hroneO's feet on n. .os
a. he speeds along
Keeps Hven'nE uns In the ringing rhyme Of M.
rolio KING cowboy song
His ey-s are brsht and bis heart 1. Hsh, a. IN.
smoke Of his cigarette.
There's never . care for bic soul 70 bear M
troubles ~ maze him fret:
For q singiy crown 10 the noisy town hi. .AhdI.
he would not change
No ME 20 free a. the nfe we see say gu, on IN,
'Attle range.
~ To- ~ tag
To the range away
On the deck of bronk ~ steei
with . careless art
or the tAWhIde auirt
Ard . dig ~ he roweiIed heal
The Winds may howl
AMI the thunder growi
or the bTeeSes may softiy moan
The rcer's life
IL ire NE for ne
The .addle singy throas
At'S. long DAY close he his bronco throw, with
the bunch In the hoas corral
And Hght he spies In the bright blue eve. n, NJ.
welcoming ranrher gal:
Tis nEhi nat tells Of the luNe that wells IA IN.
soul of his Htue dear.
AID Eiss no slips To her waiting IIps when No m.
II watching near.
HIS glad thoughts stray ~ The coming dAy VIE,
away to the town they u ride
and the nupuai brand by the parson f, hand viii
he placed % his bonnie bride
And they u Gallop bacE tn the odd home .hask In
the nfe mat IL neu ami strange
Tue rider bald and the Eiri Of gold. the queen NJ
the catue range.
Hio' Hi-lAyi
FOR the Nork II piay
when loves 10 the cowboy = eyes
when his heart Il Hght
A. the clouds 90 white
That sWim In the summer skies.
Ana his tOiiy song
Speeds the hours alonE
- Ne thinks OF the IttIe gal
WIN the golden halr
Wboll ~ waiting there
A. the gate % the home corral.
JAR1s BAnToH ADkMs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

The Tower ~ Babel wss In process - r"-' &c
uaa
We will 90 a. high as Se ran snd 'ner -
they ehplAined
mus us lsaru hos they hoped 70 80 .- "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
Cr.dI. Day. ana WAYS.

To rHE EDrron ov the SuN-Ds,' In n. ~
rent OUTLOOK, following the article On n. SRA
togs Convention by the outlook Rsby 2. ~
essay On the American Sense 81 Hunor 10
you suppose that the latter paper 10 intend'1 20
explain the former. or 10 the juItsposiuon snu''y
acctdsntaI' ahatl watch your columns ~ Al
answer 80 This question. ASNIocs IS9Uisra
NV NoaE October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

The new code Of legal ethics as sub
mitted Ca the New York County lawyers
Association. does not permit a lawyer to
accept as a client a man whom he knows
"a he guilty Adoption Of the new code.
the association on should realize will deprive
local debating societies Of one 81 their
most cherished subjects
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
BRooELIS Oc,ot
a. tho ChIIeaa PsrEs

Fron1 D1ny ConsuII' and TrIss Rsrr-'
For the most pa r. the methods ~ hNrs''- % =
In 1'hiIe are primitive and the tools nod -" -.
PIE aud few. consisting usually ~ ha~
Iasp. pair % pincers. . crude knif- an g. N9"
al % which are made In the countn NO.
no need 81 ore. a. the workman beats ''' -
into shape cold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

The queen Mother AMALIN and DowaEer Queen
hARtA PA sent aNhotr for the purpose OF doing
some shopping Gibraltar ds'nrfca.
What il a little thing like a revolution
between shoppers?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
NamtnR the BABY.

To Tus FDIroa ov TIE srH-sE 7 's0lT,i
the outlook Raby-s name vas New NsuNrsns-
HAaTVoRD. Conn. October 10. r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

M HANNARn IL warm personal friend OF the
President BersTiL fSsrIicA
Why are personal friends always
-warm-9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
To.r,G A,.... ce..sIns %, RAym,

To rHH EptToa OF TIE SuN-,Siv. hsar1 80
counting OUT rhyme on Four,a enus S.-i'v.
-Erny. Harry. Larry. Lyme.
Biliy Bailey. bully time.
NAble. GAby. Outlook Baby
Ham. dam-iu-
NRv YoRn October 10 SoURsR Bhi1os
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sa1.r,p,i.n, n, a.L Postpaid


DAILY. Per Nor'h ." ~"
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DAIlN NNp 81 NDNN p-r Year 800
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Agency :; Green street tharins eros, Road.
Part> o-c- s, Rt-Iog', To- Grand Trr tAuN and
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Grand Hotel kioSG. g huuI", ari de- tapIcinc~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

"a don NuI rfN Nf'lT hahh
uh tna yol cry any noah
Remembering how Catgut BOB usei
Ia sCoid at that chile and saw. TIL
get dwat washpan an 'mcidate some Of
dat dirt from vouah face, II il hard not
to grin when the Memphis Common
sppsdi cries:
Inc lion 81 democracy ~ reunessee IL ram
pant aud the Republican hysuas might e. well
take 10 the woods
Inc un,errined and the united and the an
daunted democrats % Tennessee have called
upon senator RoS'ar l.. TAVtoa To lead them
Catgut BoB was in his mellowest and
most melodious form:
an hill billy democrat from away up a,
the head Of the creeA have got revolver IN
zach bootleg and bowie knife down my bses and
haven killed a Republican In thre. days
Nebraska Il wabbnug on the EudEeon.
In our own country they burned witches In
New England.
BecEOuing million men 20 the opening grave.
honest purpose. and pure motives. with CLASSY
eyes and frothinG mouths. are nov ravinG In
Tennessee. inci,lng the braveSt people that the
sun ever sbone upon To the widest eitrene. ~
dIscord and bitterness ever known To our state
Forty years ago why is everything
iorty years ago. 'atgut Bon emoarkeh
on the good ship Democracy let us
go on board and look out for the spiders
have chung 60 her In many storm and have
sailed With her into many . hsrbor 10 ,iciory
~ould rather 60 down In defeat with her 20 day
and share her wreck ana ruth than tn ride ne
wave. Of triumph 9TH her enemies Through all
the years Repubhcsnism has been weaving i's web
scross the pathway ~ free government untIl 4,
now hangs haR visible mar vsniShlnG between
centralized power on the one hand and conc~n-
uated WeArh on the othsE Aways vanishing iust
before he siecuon. blt always entirely visible
after The election IL over and Il holds IN l's golden
ms~hsS the great masses ~ the American people
and RerubHcanism Ike some Halevolsnt spider.
IL forever feAstlnC on their sweat and blood IN
The name Of GoD aud liberty
In shor, addIs and 6dJI.s,;cl AND
-, :, =, p..,L-;.,.. ,,..,.,..
P,TrERsoN's nassion for ia,I delivery
We wonder il Catuu Bon still has tina,
tiddI. which n convict gave him when
he was Governor. a fiddle made with a
p.nkn,f. and given TO work OH Ca,g,lt
BoR's lavish feelings: and il worked
successfully "A Ca,aut BoB used To tell
IN ops nj his lectures
'ne MUS "A~'ht '"n''''
-"' - ~ -
o" 'h''>'hA' we "'a %" own h.pp' '"'"''"
~" ''., ""' '''n' ." ''.,' 'o's" "uu' So 80
- $3.50. -" ---,-
.,.,.-, -
70
" -
= -.
h.ppy children around MIN and h. PLAYED on.
,un. for tGsn On that rcptb nddi- IN. nrssld.
on the mountain that n.Ght wAs also bright and
warm 1hs psrdoned pTlsnner a. with hi' babe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

Governor TAYLOR was ia fact a maud
lin promiscuous pardoner and was
severely and properly criticised for his
weakness He defended himself with
HE us,ial alonny ssntimentnlIty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

vide and he 1nctiOn q great S'Ich 10
the p-r-on whom the Patter-ontan
Democracy. not 70 h. cOhfoundsd uith
tn" Tennessee DEMOCRACY. hap induced
To ~ ~ The head OF ~ bs-l i,l-i a. h"
u~.,d 10 10 IN one OF his l,-'tur'-~ after
putting a negro -chil- m Iantomin"
To h.-i ard grooming bv the b.,l-l,l"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15

James Darcy. - years. Water Works
park. accidental drowning.
George &. Prescott, 81 years. IbI W
Kirby. pneumonia.
Albert Rtedel, ~ years, patrol wagon;
carbolic poisoning.
Mary Hughes, 40 years. asa Brainard;
uremic coma.
Annie Fitzpatrick. 80 years. st
Mary's hospital; fracture OF skull.
Lawrence Rosa. "a years. GA Solvay;
paralysis.
Bessie Wood. 2s years. s5s Lawton;
tuberculosis.
Julius Novak, 2 years. 15 Bacon; en-
teritis
Emily L. vhay. So years. 4ss Han
cock: dilatation OF heart
Jennie Toynton, year. 134 Mt. FL
lott: CASTRO enteritis.
Frederick A. Bryce. 81 days. los
Beech; heart disease.
Herold Michels. / years, l0s2 Van
Dyke. diphtheria.
Theresa Mass. - years. 1870 Sheri-
dan: taundice.
Lee Frankiyn, 80 years. 2ss Gratiot
pneumonia.
Francis Stanushiski, 81 years, st
Mary's hospital: nepbritis.
Robert Carson. IS years. st. Mary'i
hospital; peritonitis.
Martha Cizewski. , months, 1902 Du.
bois; malnutrition.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
NO CATCH IN THIS;
JUST A PLAIN LIE


asked sign form negotiable
The paid dividends
liability
the negoabl the instrument than It there 1t
sbe that might make harder the Continental Commercial Co.
no effect whatsoever the negotiabilty.
II
properly signed holder for value
the printed information of neatly
when either be buhed
would be
opinion OF whom referred
inspection that the would hold liable
ieving liability ef
festive The giving would make binding
promssoy note.
This version the lightning agents
and other shwd swnds ude the farmers
little nothing fraud If
Commercial really
bills they sending and thousand
they cannot realize the should the incur
planaions something for
nothing-do have that
this would really be
negotiable they acting good faith promising that you
payable Ito
Continental Continental
Commercial could would be liable only
Continental Commercial
a scheme
hate to
literature. too
VIII
order until they skipped with the money
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Daniel Sterile. "a, Detroit Anna 70
loga, 10. Lansing.
Casizmier Susienka, "a; Milja Nicin-
ska, %.
John T. Morsy. 20: Marie Doane. Is.
August Troik, 20, Detroit; Martha
Joseph Youns. a. Halfway: Clara
Brinkman, %. same.
John A. Hammensley, 70; Ethel M,
Wild, 20.
Jack IL. Butler. 81. st. Louis. Mo-
Marion Il. Cessna, 81. Richmond. Va.
Theodore Hubbard, Is; Lena La Bow.
Bernice IL. Miller, 40. Toledo; Mar
garet e. OReilly. 33, Detroit.
Benton Human. Il: Bernadette
Save, 19
Sam Bernstein, "a; Lena Simon. 20:
William Adams, 2s, Detroit: Nettie
Rice. 2l. Trenton, Mich.
Daniel Gnida, 20; Franciska Duran.
John p. De Groat. 4s; Emma Schultz,
ST.
Peter Kolaske, "a: Cecilia Knarzak.
rs
Stanislaws Daniel. 81; Zofa sadow-
ska, 20. :,
James Donneily. 81: Alice Campbell
20
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15

90 on the east aide or Frontsnac
Boulevard. In 'front.' OF or adjoin-
Ing such lots or parts 81 lots
numbered 30, VI, 80. 80. -. -.
Sc. 81. vs.. 50. 100. loi. lo2. l03
lV4. lo5. 100. l07. los. los. lilo.
III, liz. lis. ia. ll5, l1C. Ill,
lis, lls. between Duncan street
Bel. Line addition. being part OF
CO.. On the east side OF orandy ave.
nue., In front Of or adJoininB such
lot or parts OF lot numbered 81,
between Alexandrine avenue and
Superior street, plat OF Baxter.
kis s xrnd Melvin sns rsrrie ~
t) on the east side OF Helen avenue.
IN front Of or adjoining such lot
or parts OF lot numbered 1876. be-
tween Waterloo street and Kerr
cheyal avenue. Lothrop's Estate
Co, Limited. sub. OF part OF r. C.
67g, north OF ChampIain street.
60 on the east side of Helen avenue,
in front Of or adjoining such lot
tween Waterloo street and Char
ievoix street. Lothrop's Estate
Co. Limited. sub. OF part OF 4. q.
SIS. north Of Champlain street
As are owned by you on or before
the 2Sth day OF October. 1910, or In
default thereof. the same will be con-
structed, reconstructed. repaired or put
psrtmei,t OF Public Works. and the ex-
pense thereof, together with the cost
Of this publication. will be assessed
$3.50 j. j. HAARER.
Commissioner Of Public Works.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Notice Is hereby given that the W.
lage Council OF the Village OF St Clair
Heights. Wayne County. Michigan. will
receive sealed bids addressed TO the
Village Clerk, up TO the 10th day OF
October, 1910. al 6 o'clock p. m, for the
construction OF a certain lateral sewer
system In alley next east OF Hance ave-
nue.. running north from Mack avenue.
three thousand $4,000 feet. which lat
eral sc wer is proposed 20 connect with
Mack avenue trunk sewer OF the said
Village, according to maps and plans
on fiie I'm the office OF the village En-
pineer. w G King. in the Moffst build
ing,, Detroit. Mich.
The bids 10 be made on the basis OF
accepting village bonds In payment for
said work, 10 Per cent Of the amount
OF the bid TO accompany the bid and 20
be forfeited 10 the Village I'm case OF
tho refusal or neglect OF the success
fuI bidder to enter into a contract with
the Village as per bid. Council re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids Bids to lie opened under the or
der OF new business at the meeting OF
the Council on the said date.
For further information address
GEORGE ~. lick.
Village Clerk,
Village of 81. Clair Heights
Dated Oct. II 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
DEPT. OF PUBLIC works..
Detroit. Oct. IS. 1910.
PROPOSALS FOR THE C0NSTRUC
TON OF PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals. Will pc received AZ
lie Works. Detroit. Mich. until We'd
a. M. standard time. Al which time
furnishing ali labor and material. sx-
s ssS wSis a VIII be s.
Complete con- i together With the back "nii.
ns e 'hs Once sn9 :p:sS
lowing brick public sewer. to-wit:
Fsirvi~w Public sewer. section 3.
In Jefferson avenue. from a point 81
TO point 346G feet east, length Of
sewer 3466 feet including esyat man
holes. .hree-ring brick. sewer to be
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid a certified check payable TO the
order CT the Department OF Public
Works. Oh sewer bid upon as follows:
Which sum will be forfeited to the
Department In case the bidder refuses
or neglects to enter into contract
Of %' his or their tender. sucn contract
Common Council; Checks deposited
WHOSE o tender is accepted viii be re-
Quired to furnish with his contract
tne City OF Detroit In the sum OF rs
per cent of the contract price. con-
ditioned on the full and faithful per-
Torrance of his or their part Of the
contract.
On the proper execution OF the con-
tract bond the amount deposited with
the tender will be returned to the
No bids will be accepted from any
person or firm who 10 In arrears to
the City OF Detroit. upon debt or con-
xrrh L. 1Afo rAtW
or otherwise upon any obligation TO
said city.
The Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
10000 j. J. HAARER,
(151) Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
GETS INTO WRONG HOUSE.
Man Insists on Going 70 Bed In
Strangers Home.

James Lewis insisted upon going to
bed at No. 1873 Michigan-ave., Thurs
day night. He doesn't live there, but
II happened that Thursday night. he
didn't quite know the difference and
didn't much care where he went to
bed.
The folks living at that number re-
turned to find the young man slumber.
ing valiently. They tried to tell him
he was In wrong. but he refused TO
listen. Finally, they had to call the
police. A whole squad OF officers re
sponded and they told Police Justice
Stein Friday morning that 1t required
one full hour Of combined effort to
get James fully dressed. Then they
took him to the station.
Mr.. Lewis promised the court that
he would never, never do it again and
sentence was suspended.