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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYU MIEDzYNARODOWEL
Chicago, p czerwca.
(Nastepstwa l,Olonizacyii antypol-
Sfiej).

Przy obradach pruskiei Izby
poselsliej mad memoryaiem ko-
misyi kolonizacyjnej przewazaf
tym razem ton minorowy. Wpraw-
die przedstawiciel rzadu powt6-
rzyi znane zapewnienie, ze akcya
kolonizacyina przyczynila sic INA
cznie do wzmocnienia zywiolu ME
mieckiego W zagroionych dzielni-
each wschodnich i re wprawdzie
ME pod wzgledem finansowym ale
pod wzgledem narodOwym jest zu-
penie zadowalajaca. Wprawdzie
konserwatysci wolnokonserwaty-
Sci 'takze tym razem oswiadczyh
sic "a dalszem popieraniem koloni-
zacyi antypolskiej i wobec tego o
zadnym zwrocie W polityce wzgle-
dem ludnosci polskiej mowy bye
ME moie.
Ale W przem6wieniach zar6wno
reprezentanta rzadu jak i pred
stawicieh stronnictw, kt6re stano-
via wiekszose rzadowa W Izbie po-
selskiej, przebija}o wyraznie ME
zadowolenie z dotychczssowych
wynik6w wielkiej akcyi niepe-
wno5G co do dalszego rozwoju sto-
sumk6w, ujawnial sic rozdzwiek
miedzy pragnieniem a rzeczywi-
stym stanem rzeczy. Gdy mowca
centrowy hr. Spec zwrSci} uwage,
ae wed}ug statystyki urzedowej
Niemcy pomimo alcyi koloniza-
cyjnej utracih W ostatnieh lataeh
$4,000 hektar6w ziemi, ze iczba
ludnosci niemieckiej W Poznah-
skiem W ciagu ostatnich lat sled
miu zwiekszyla sic wprawdzie o
II procent, ale lczba ludnosci
polskiei o 40 procent, re wobec
tego wydatek miharda marek
wcale ME byl produkcyjny, mi
mister rolnictwa Arnim faktom
tyn ME zaprzeczy}. Usi}owa} je-
dynie oslabie ich wrazenie twier-
dzeniem, re cyfry niczego ME do
wodza i ze rozw6j kultury oraz
niemczyzny W dzielnicach wseho-
dnich jest wart wydanych ma ko-
lonizacye miliOn6w.
Os}abniecie zapa}u dla akcyi
kolonizacyjnej W dzielnicach pol
skich ME tlumaczy sic tyle bra
klein Acknowledgment wynik6w
pozytywnyeh, kt6re pozosta}y da-
leko poza wyg6rowanemi nadzie-
iami wlasciwych autor6w polity-
H antypolskiei, lie ujawnieniem
sic groEnego niebezpieczenstwa.
Zwolenniey germanizacyi hczy-
Ii sic wy}acznie z cyframi, licz-
ba potrzebnych ma oslabienie pol
skosci milion6w marek z hezba
hektar6w, kt6re miano wyrwa6
rak polskich osiedlonych ma zie-
mi polskiej osadnik6w, i take
pod tym wzgledem pope]nili ME
ieden bad W swoich ohiczeniach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22

Me brai zas wcale pod uwage
psychologist hdu, tego, kt6rego
chcieh wyrugowa6 ziemi ojczy-
stej tego, kt6rego postanowili
osiedic ma wykupionych obsza-
rach. Me przewidzieli tego, re
spoleczenstwo polskie wobec groza-
cego niebezpieczensbwa i pod
wraieniem czyuiOnei sobie krzy-
wdy energiczniej jeszcze zabierze
sic do piracy i potrafi powetowac
poniesione straty, ami tez tego, re
lud niemiecki sprowadzony na
wsch6d z wszystkich okoic pam
stwa nawet zagranicy, ME be-
die chcia} bye iedynie powolnem
narzedziem W reku swoich opieku-
now, lecz wystapi pretensyami
do samod1elnosci politycznei, do
przepruwadzcnia -sweiclh daAeh; ma
zachodzie niernieckim bardzo
pospolitych, ale W stosunkach pru-
skich wprost rewolucyjnych.
Sprowadzeni daleka, zwla-
SEGA z demokratycznego zachodu
i poiudnia niemieckiego, osadnicy
przynieSli ze sobq opr6cz skrom-
nych kapital6w i silnych rak czyn-
mix przez junkierskie filary pan
stwa tronu pruskiego ME uzna-
wany: dusze. Przyniesi ze SODA
swoje Swiatopoglady, swoje zapa-
trywania ma obowiazki, j prawa
obywatelskie, swoje pragnienia
polityczne j spoleczne, nielicujace
wcale ztradycyami stosunkami
po wsiach MEM. W wschodniej
po}owie panstwa pruskiego. Me
chca zadowoli6 sic praca na roll i
wytwarzaniem nowych generacyi
niemieckich W posrodku narodu
polskiego, W ayciu publicznem
jedynie odgrywaniem roll, kiero-
wanego przez wielka w}asnosc
ziemska, bydelka wyborczego.
Sa swiadomi swoich praw oby-
watelskich chca mich korzy-
sta6, a spotkawszy sic oporem
swoich konserwatywnych opieku-
now, staneli okoniem poczeli or
ganizowa6 sic, celem zlamania ich
przewagi. Uchwalenie ustawy wy
wlaszczajacei zwr6ci}o ich mySli
W nowym kierunku. Ujrzeli pred
sobq perspektywe zupe}nego rozbi-
cia pretendujacei do dyktatury
politycznej wielkiej wlasnosci
ziemskiei i podjei rzucone przez
zrecznych agitator6w haslo wywla
szczenia nietylko polskich lecz ia
kie to przedewszystkiem, ME
mieckich posiadaczy latyfundy6w.
Wskutek antypolskiej akcyi ko-.
lonizacyjnej wszczq} sic ma wscho-
die kr6lestwa pruskiego ruch,
kt6rego rozbudzeniu do wcale ME
dawna jeszcze marzyc ME smieli
przeciwnicy konserwatyst6w pol
skich, a kt6rego zwycieStwo byfo-
by radykalnym przewrotem W sto-
sunkach zewnetrznych pruskich.
Me darmo konserwatywni "jun-
krowie" prowincyi polozonych
ma wsch6d cd Elby uchodza "a pod
stawy panstwa j tronu pruskiego.
Gem So dis Prusy W Mem
czech W Europie, tenn sta}y sic
pod rzsdami HOhenzoArn6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
sRoDA DNIA czERwcA RoKU.

PIACoOho oHJ oth4CAn IN" Se0A
tel butnej, przedsiebiorczej i ME
znajacei zadnych skrupui6w szla-
chty na poly krzyzackiego, ma po-
ly pomorsko-polskiego pochodze-
mia, kt6ra trzyma w swych rekach
,olbrzymie obszary ziemi we wszy-.
stkich dzielnicach niegdys polsko-
pomorsko-litewskich i przewaznie
ma piracy potulnego zniemczonego
ludu pomorskiego, polskiego j IL
tewSkiego dotad sic opieraia. Jej
tworem So Prusy, emanacya jej
ducha zar6wno idea pahstwowa
pruska jak reakcyjny, nietoleran-
cyjny, barbarzy1ski charakter
panstwa pruskiego, jego wewnetrz
nego ustroju i jego polityki.
Ami reformy Steina, ami pre-
wr6t z roku 1S4S ME wytworzyly
wy}omu W stosunkach; ME wpfy-
nelo tez ma rozw6j ich W sposob
dodatni utworzenie sic cesarstwa
niemieckiego i bezowocnie libe-
ralniejszy zach6d pruski i pre-
myslowo-handlowe po}udnie wal
czy}y wszechwladza reakcyjnego
wschodniego "junkierstwa", aby
ma gruzach jego potegi oprzee u
str6j nowy, r6wniez materyalisty-
czno-nietolerancyjny, ale zlago-
dzony pozorami zewnetrznemi de-
mokracyi.
Czego ME zdola}y sprzymierzo-
ne a niegdys SLIME zorganizowa-
ne stronnictwa liberalne nierniec-
kie, tego dokonal obecnie mimo
swej wolf sam Rad berlinski przy
pomocy samych stronnictw kon-
serwatywnych pod haslem wyni-
szczenia polskosci.
Wschodnie polskie dzielnice
zaludniaja sic nowym, zywio}em
niemieckim, kt6remu obey jest
lex pred potega konserwatywne-
60 ziemianstwa, kt6ry ME chce
znosi6 despotyzmu, lecz Eye i dzia-
lac welding w}asnego upodobania
a chciwem okiem spoglada ma ME-
sznierzone ohszaes esas=slatyfrrads ds6y,
niemieckich.
Ten aywiof sciagniety nieopa-
trznie pod wplywem zawisci naro-
dowei, jest powolany ma to, ably
wladzy junkierskiej W dzielni-
each wschodnich, a tenn samem W
ca}ych Prusiech, przynajmniei
pewne pociagnac granice j dopro-
wadzic stopniowo do zesuniecia
sic konserwatyst6w przodujace-
go W panstwie ,stanowiska. W
Poznanskiem Prusiech Zachod-
Mich zorganizowani kolonisci wy
powiedzieli juz ziemianstwu ME
mieckiemu wake do upadlego, a
duch W tych dw6ch dzielnicach cd
bija sic take W sasiednich W
Prlsiech Wschodnich doprowa-
dill juz do kleski konserwatyst6w
przy wyborach.
Stad niechetny ton jaki
panowal przy tegorocznych obra-
dach mad memoryalem komisyi
kolonizacyinej, stad brak zapa}u
dla akcyi kolonizacyjnej, rezygna-
cya wykonania ustawy wy
wiaszczeniu. Polityka germaniza-
cyjna wywolala reakcye, gdzie jej
wcale ME przewidywano, sta}a sic
MISREPRESENTATION dla tradycyj-
nych podstaw panstwa pruskiego
a spoleczenstwo polskie jak byio
tax jest i rozwiia sic ME ma po-
wodu spogladao z niezadowole-
MEM ma objawy Nemezis dziejo-
wei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
RoK XXI

Elzbieta Bungin, jadaca IL klasa,
a majaca bye sekretarka Bande-
ra.
Bander jest wsciekiy powodu
zatrzymania go ma Ellis Island.
Houston, Texas, % czerwca.--
Policya ma bye ma tropie morder-
cy Almy Kellnerownej, kt6rej =
jak wiadomo = trupa znaleziono
schowanego w piwnicach koscio-
Ia.
Dwoch detektywow kreci sic
okolo farmy W poblizu naszego
miasta sic znajdujacej, gdzie do
mniemany morderca Jozef Wan
ding ma sic znajdowac. Dotych-
czas aresztowania ME dokonano,
bo ME nadeszly jeszcze wymaga-
ne prawem papiery Kentucky.
Portland, Ore, % czerwca. =
Dzieki szczesliwemu zbiegowi o.
kolicznosci i nieostroznosci
sprawcy zostaia odkryta ohydna
zbrodnia.
Ofiara zbrodni padf niejaki
William A. Johnson, ktory W po-
niedzialek rano wraz zona Z
letnim synkiem tn przybyl. = w
towarzystwie pahstwa Johnso-
snow znajdowai sic mezczyzna, po
sdajacy swe nazwisko ma A. c.
Powers. Wszyscy razem zajecha-
Ii do taniego hotelu ma polnocnej
stronie miasta = tam rozegral
sic krwawy dramat. Onegdaj po-
wrociia PAM Johnson Power
sem w stanie zupeinie pijanym
do domu. Maio jeszcze byio uko-
chanel" parce wyuzdanej pijatyki
na miescie - jeszcze do hotelu
przyniesiono kilkanascie flaszek
piwa flaszke denaturowanego
spirytusu. Ten ostatni jednak byi
przeznaczony dla nieszczesliwe-
go pana Johnsona, ktory ME bio
rae udzialu w nocnej swej zony
wedrowce - musiai dla zachowa-
mia bodaj pozorow dotrzymywaa
towarzystwa wesoiej parze.
Powers dolewai ustawiczrie.
Jofnsonowi do piwa spirytusu, az
go tenn wprawil w stan zupelnego
odurzenia. Skoro nieszczesliwy
polozyi sic do iozka, wtedy zostai
uderzony w glove jakiems tepem
narzedziem, az czaszka pekia, ma
stepnie przestrzelono mu skron, a
ma ltoniec zawiazano SLIME krtai.
Ably ukryt slad wpakowano
trupa Johnsona do kufra, ktory
nastepnie odwieziono ma dwo-
rec, przeznaczajac go do stacyi
lezacej ma bocznej innej linii. -
Kolej zwrociia uwage ma pomylke
i odeslano kufer ma wlasciwy dwo
rec kolejowy, tam spostrzegi je-
den funkcyonaryuszy kolejo-
wych cieknaca kufra krew. o.
twarto kufer natychmiast we
wnetrzu jego znaleziono strasznie
'zeszpeconego trupa mezczyzny.
Miedzy drobiazgami znaleziono W
kieszeni nieszczesliwej ofiary
karte, ktora uiatwiia zbadanie
tozsamosci osoby.
Policya udala sic do hotelu.
gdzie mieszkali Johnsonowie !
znalazia wesola pare W stanie u
pitym.
Synek Johnsonow blakai sic po
ulicy on to wskazal miejsce "a
mieszkania rodzicow swoich.
Przy rewizyi znaleziono u Po-
versa pieniadze, zegarh diva, 3
kt6rych jeden nalezai do zamordo
wanego, pokrwawione chustki do
nosa inne slady.
Aresztowano natychmiast we
soia parke. Powers przyznal sic
do zbrodni. Motywem morder-
stwa byla chec rabunku, BIO jak re
znaia Johnsonowa MAJ jej spree
da} ,niedawno farme re znacznym
zyskiem - i te pieniadze zrabo-
wano mu.
c. pa,,J MINI % czerwca -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
Pod adresem T. ROOsevelta.
SERUM PRZECIWDUROWE.
Protest katOIlk6W przaGiW rzadoWi.
zwYcIEsTWo JACHTU AMERYKANsKIEGo
PIERWszY PocIAG NAPoWIETRZNY.

Naka Jefries Reno New NaiwnOc
sporowcow. GospOdarka Ellis Island Sykaury wiadz
mgracynyeh kryminanej. ohydne morderstwo =
Republikanie MinnesOty. - Udary soneczne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
m...matvka " mliosel

Matematyka W mlsosel.
Narzeczona. Ach! jestem tax szczs-
Silva, ae chcialabym uscisnae SWAT
caly! - .----~---S--L-l-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 6-eD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
SAYS WIFE JABBED HIM.
Farmer Secures Warrant Claiming he
Was Attacked with Pitchfork.

PORT HURON. Mich, March T.
pecialJ - Prosecuting attorney
Grown this morning authorized the Is
suance OF warrant for the arrest CT
Mrs. Fred Roehl. who resides near
CapaC. on n complaint made by h r
husband who declares that his wife
attacked him with pitchiork few
days ago and inflicted severe woun
in ais leg
Roehl told the officers his wife ap-
ptared while he was putting harness
on horse and insisted that he use
an OIL harness instead OF the new one.
He refused. he SAYS, and she secured
the Ditchfork and used il with telling
effect The couple are still living to-
gether.
The object of Roehl securing the
warrant is merely 10 ascertain whethef
or not wife has a right TO use a
pitchfork The wife will be tried be
fore Justice OF the Peace Godfrey
Shoeman. In Capac. some day this
week and the husband will be the
cn'y complaining witness against her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
BE FREE FROM
RHEUMATISM
By Building Up the Blood So That
1t Will Cast Out the Poisons
and Keep Them OCT.

Every sufferer from rheumatism wants
to be cured aud TO stay cured.
The prospect of the return OF the same
old rheumatism every year is not at
lractive to anybody who has gone
through one seige. Most treatments
aim simply to keep down" the rheu-
matte poisons in the blood. The tonic
treatment with DIR. Williams Pink Pills
has proved by hundreds of cures that 1t
builds up the blood 10 a point that en-
ables it TO cast out these poisons through
the regular channels OF excretion, the
bowels. kidneys and skin. When this
is done the rheumatism is permanently
cured and as long as the blood is kept
pure and rich the patient Will be mn
mune from attacks OF rheumatism
Mrs. l.. L. Church, whose address is
Box 100, Howard City. Mich. says:
Il suffered from rheumatism for about
five years and think il was brought on
by hard work and exposure. 1t began
with sharp pain in my right elbow
aud extended down into my hand. NV
hand and arm would get SO numb that |
could not pick up pin nor dress myself.
The pain was 40 severe that / could not
rest nights and would have 10 walk the
floor | had chills up and down spine
aud no amount Of clothing would drive
them away. had "A great deal OF head
ache, grew nervous and debiltated and
my right hand and arm Were practically
helpless.
Neither the doctors medicine nor any
others that | took helped me III the least
SO decided 10 try DR. Williams Pink
Pills soon began 10 feel better, could
sleep all night, was able 20 dress myself
alone and was permanently cured after
taking a few boxes"
With the fact III mind that the rheu-
matism is in the blood. il will readily be
seen how useless il is 10 try TO cure IL by
rubbing liniments on the skin. Exter.
nal applications may give temporary
relief from pain but TO cure rheumatism
you must treat IL through the blood.
A valuable booklet. Diseases Of the
Blood" containing fuller information
will be sent free upon request
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold bv
al druggists, or will be sent. postpaid.
m receipt OF price 80 cents per box; six
boxes 81 80 by the DR.. Williams Med.
cine Company, Schenectady. n. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
CORCORAN' 5 NAME
CROPS OUT At LAST
He Is Alleged To Be Man From
Whom Mrs Sullivan. Pretty Di-
vorcee. Got $4,000

The name Of Thomas J Corcoran
came out in Judge Otts court Mon
day as the man from whom Mrs Dolly
sullivan. The pretty diyorcee, got
$1,000 IN cash Corcoran is a wealthy
manufactures OF automobile lamps
Mrs. sullivan claims the money was
given 20 her for the purpose OF fur
nishng a Hat while Corcoran claims
She GOT Il 10y deception at a time when
they had been out making round OF
the cafes. He brought suit several
days ago 20 recover the money and
al he same time seized furniture va.
ued NJ over 81 200. which Mrs. Sulli-
van had purchased from John Stelb
a Gratiot.ave furniture dealer. Steib
claims the property was bought on
contract and that only $50 had been
paid. He replevined the property and
In Justice Otis court was endeavoring
10 prove his claim His suit is brought
against Thomas j. Corcoran and t-e
Central Storage Co
Steib testified that the furniture was
purchased from him by Mrs. Sullivan
on contract and placed IN iat on
Fourth ave From there II was seized
d short time after under the name Of
Robert st John. chauffeur employed
by Corcoran Steib claimed 10 know
no one else In the transaction but Mrs
Sullivan. to whom he had been intro
duced by a friend
Mrs. Sullivan was not present Mon
day morning. but Attorney William D.
Ellsworth, acting for her and Steib.
promised 10 produce her when she
was wanted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
COLD CHECKS FLOOD
Ice Jam May Cause Rise Above Flood
Level. However.

GRAND RAPIDS, Men, March -
Although the cold wave has to GER
tain extent checked the flood danger
in this city there is still grave DANCE
according 10 the predictions made by
Weather Director Schneider The
great amount Of ice in the river
causes the director TO entertain fears
that an ice jam will form In the river
Below Grand Rapids, causing the water
10 rise far above Hood level Several
plants have had 10 shut down because
OF tie water
Grand river is rising at lonia AMI
points below. bat falling az all sta
lions above The stage at lonia will
become stationary today an& begin
10 fall slowly during Tuesday The
river VII rise about one foot in the
next - hours az Lowell and this city
The extreme rise az Grand Rapids dur
lrc the next - hours VIII be about
two feet II viii not recede until
Wednesday. according 70 the weather
bureau
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
BRIDE BROWNS IN POND.
Mrs. George Simmons Falls FROM
Plank While Crossing Mil Race.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March -
While walking over plank into lower
town yesterday. Mrs George simmons,
who was married three months ago
became dizzy and fell into the mill
race, drowning in spite OF the frantic
efforts OF her husband 10 save her.
simmons almost lost his own life
AS soon as Ne could, Mr.. Simmons
went back 10 his wife and reached
out his hand 10 help her just as she
started 10 fall She grabbed his hand
and pulled him into the race with her.
Poth went TO the bottom. The race at
This point is II feet deep, and though
he came 10 the top with her, she
slipped from his arms and was lost.
4 crowd OF students tried 10 rescue
the woman but before the body was
recovered the current had taken It
quite a distance down the stream
Doctors Breakey and George worked
over the unfortunate woman for
nearly an hour but, though the BODY
was in the water but a short time. life
was extinct when 1t was taken out OF
the race.
Mrs. simmons was formerly Mrs
Carrie Wright. and her home was ia
Jackson. where she married Mr. Sim
mons last December Mr. simmons
came here about year ago with the
Come Pack't Furniture Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
CITY PASTOR LEADS.
STRENUOUS LIFE.
is at Everybody's Beck and Call,
Says Rev. F. D. Leete-Funerals
Tax Minister'S Time.

That there is no field OF life more
strenuous than that OF the pastor OF
a large city church seems evident after
listening 10 the daily schedule OF his
own activities recited by the Rev r.
ID. Leete. OF the Central NJ r. church,
In talk before the Baptist minis
ters Monday morning. Ia the Mood
~ard'ave. Baptist church parlors.
one does not have chance To eat
breakfast uninterrupted by telephone
calls. and as for change OF dress, IL
is constant hopping from business
suit into long black coat and back
again said Or Leete a pastor is
supposed 10 be at everybodys beck
and call whether the everybody be-
longs 10 ones own congregation or
not. Funerals perhaps make the
greatest call on ones time. for here
In Detroit people have a curiously
long way OF parting with their dead.
The minister is expected TO be chiei
CONSIDER. preacher, chief mourner and
take that long ride 10 the cemetery.
Perhaps be is thanked. more often
even this slight courtesy is forgotten
and almost never is he paid for his
time
Or, Leete declared that the average
minister is victim OF insurance
solicitors. book agents and scheme
promoters OF all kinds. 10 say nothing
Of the person who just drops into
see You minute and remains An hour
on your busiest day
Il am not after a statistical record
In making parish calls. like the wide
Unknown minister who used 10 live
here In Detroit. but IL now pastor or
a large eastern church. who declares
that he has parochial visiting down
10 such "A fine point that IL takes him
just three minutes from sidewalk to
sidewalk" continued DR. Leete. AT
one house where be made a three
minute call II took the members OF
the household half an hour TO explain
70 the sick person called upon Just
who his visitor had been. one can
not do parish visiting in this way
Therefore. | say. do less OF II and
know what you are about. Much OF
my most successful work as a soul
saver has been done in these house
calls"
The Baptist ministers and those OF
other protestant denominations in
the city will join in the usual monthly
Pastors union meeting in the Y. NJ.
c. A. building. Monday morning.
March "A
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Real Estate

Lambrecht, Kelly & Co. report the
following sales for the past week:
For Frank l.. II 81. Amour TO Theo
dore Reyer. OF Ann Aroor. stores at
Nos 2S30-23S4 Woodward-ave..
corner OF Harmon-ave.. consideration
private: for H. NJ Gerrans 10 Geo c.
Moore. vacant lot on west side OF
Com monwealth between Piquette
and Holden. for Elmer Wilton TO
Clarence Hill. frame cottage at No ~
Hecla.ave.. between Piquette and the
railroad. for Henrietta Eichman to
Harry j. and Ella Chapman, two-story
frame dwelling at No 37S Campbell.
ave, between Fort and Celeron, lot
so BY l25 n, for Guy p TurnOull 10
Thos l. Hilton. two-story brick dwell
ing. No 1s7 Pallister.ave.. between
Third and Hamilton. lot 50xl50 fl, for
Frank r Matthews 10 Peter W
and Harrison-aye., and two-story
framed dwelling at No. 100 Grand
River-aye.. on which property Mr.
Schultz is now erecting a twostory
brick auto garage, for Reuben /.
Bower 10 William d. Bowman, two
story frame house at No. 1904 Twenty.
fourth-st, between Warren and Mer-
rick-ave.. lot 30Xl25 IT; for Scovel
Realty Co. TO b F. Stephenson, two
vacant lots on the east side OF Hart
ford-aye., between fireman and Scov-
al, lots 30xl30 II. each, for Scoyel
Realty Co. 10 Robt. II Briggs, vacant
lot on east side OF Hartford-ave., be-
tween fireman and Scovel, for Peter
W Schultz 10 Frank f. Matthews.
double house at No. 1879 Sixteenth
81.
The Gerard Stormfeltz-L oveley Co.
report the following sales In La Sale
Gardens sub lot on north side OF La
Sale Gardens. north, between Eigh-
teenth and La Sale boulevard,
slls926; lot south side OF Nicolet-
ave, between La Sale boulevard and
Eighteenth-st s700 lot on south side
Lothrop-aye between Fourteenth and
La Sale, 1910 In Woodward Park
sub lot south side Edison. between
Third and Hamilton, $1,000, two lots
south side OF Boston boulevard. west
between Third and Hamilton, s6,675
IOl AOi III sue VIZ III N+CNAts DNN' - -
Second and Third-aves $1,000, lot
northeast corner Boston boulevard,
west. and .Third-ave, $4,000. lot south
side OF Edison.ave.. between Third
and Hamilton boulevard, $1,000; lot
south side Calvertave. between Third
and Hamilton. 500, two lots south
| side Edison-ave, between Third and
Hamilton-ave, $4,000; lot south side
Of I,ongfellow-av between Third and
Hamilton. $1,000: Lothrop & Dufiield
sub lot south side Bethune-aye.. be
tween Second and Third, sl.O50; lot
north side west Grand Boulevard be-
tween Second and Third-aves., s2.lOO;
Boulevard Park sub 50 IT. south side
Iof Mack. between Baldwin and Town
send-aves.. sl.S75; Cass Farm sub,
Two lots west side Cass-ave.. between
Merrick and Kirbyayes- $1,000; lot
north side OF Kirby-aveo between Cass
and Secund-ayes., s2,242.96
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Asnhalt contracts conflrmed.

After discussion which consumed
most Of me morn ing. the council com.
m.ttee on streets voted 10 copfirm t.e
contracts made by the department u
rublic works for Trinidad. Acme and
Cuban asphal for the municipal as
: halt plants Use during the year The
committee as compromise. recon
meuded the making Of an additional
contract with the Globe oil co for SEQ
tons Of Obispo as, hat as a test OF this
material.
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A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA

Ii Is suggested Mat eczema sufferers
ask The Central Drug Co of this city
what reports they are getting from
patients who have used the oiI OF win.
tergreen liquid compound D ID ID.
Prescription. Ask some of the cured
patients what happened the very min.
ute they washed The skin With this
soothing oil
Your itch can and will be taken away
instantly II you Will try a special bot
tie IN special offer at onrt 25c.
INSTANT RELIEVE KNOW Gegu-
lar bottle sl.Q0l VIII YOU try 25c
bottle on our assurance Central Drug
Co, IS. lS7. PSI Woodward lave. and
152 Grand River.ave.