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New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

president Taft has given us one plank
OF that platform in reciprocity, assure
cor that the President Of the United
states has this very much at heart and
your organization and similar orgoriza-
tions Throughout the country 7n &c
,nneb 10 help In the success Of IT, move
,nont I appeal TO you and TO al such
examinations 10 support the President
spd IN urge your Congressman ts sup
port the President in this movement II
has got 70 come.
eve havs heard a great deal about
A.. reduction Of the duty on leather.
and Il has done no hurt We have heard
. great deal about the reduction OF the
Srtv ON lumber, and it has done no
The evening world., 1911-10-04
oss OF FORTUNE GIVEN A. AN.
OTHER THEORY.

Another explanation Of the broken
engagement had 1t that the pairing down
of Alexander McUonald's millions 10
a few hundred Thousand dollars had
shot the young aristocrsts eStremities
with zero, and finally there was the
theory that Miss Stallo had been out
RACED to learn that her int"nded's
father bad been employed as a mas
seu- In this city after his ulfe, the
The evening world., 1911-10-04
WANTS TO KISS JUDGE
WHEN SHE GETS DECREE.
Court Says Husband Can See
Child once a
NeeL

Regardless OF . fathers violation II
his marriage vows. he Is entitled to see
his child at least once Il week. declared
supreme Court Justic" Grcenbaum to-
day. orer Indicating he viii grant a de-
cree Of divorce TO Mrs. Fr.cda u. Jo-t
FROM Gustav Lincoln lost. lie Is Il
prominent member or tho lIcdcrkranz
and Secretary OF Construction for Neg
bitt and Company.
After The court had granted Mrs. Jost
go q week siimony, Josts lawyer asked
that he he permitted to see Tho child.
Phoebe Mahr lost. and also that & 4
week he deducted 80 pay premiums on
Insurance oil Mr.. Jost'a life IN favor Of
the child.
III listen To- no such a request
stated Justice Greenbaun, angrlly. ~
this father cares no more for his Iva ~
than TO ask that Its mother pay pro-
miums on - policy In It's favor on his
jlfc. ne II not worthy Of much consid-
Grafton.
As for seeing his ciild. that IL az
fcrent. He or any father IL entitled to
The evening world., 1911-10-04
LETTER GAVE NO ExPLANA'
TON FOR Jjl1ING,

Then came the letter, announcing
that all WAS n an ne Just that. No
explanation. IA MIR. Edmund n.
static. he could tell me nothing. He
sNmps;hlLsd with mo, ! nave his es-
teen lie hss fam In me. He prom
ised he worli 10 what he could.
As far AZ Miss stsllo's fortune IA
concerned. how could TIA, make any
difference with me. when ! loved her
only for herselfT I care nothing for
any money she may have now Or that
may come TO her IN the future. F1nan-
clal matters have never been mentioned
in our cour,ship. These reports about
the Mcdonald fortune are not news to
mo, ] have known " the situation ali
along.
Nov as for these stories that have
connected my name with tho tame OF
Mas Katherine Force; They are cruel,
utterly without bssls. I have known
the Forces for seversl years. met
them abroad, We wer" good friend-,
but that WIS ALL They are charming
people n were very Kind 4, me, II
II n great injustice Ia Miss Force, as
well as 10 Miss S,allo. TO spread thi-
m During the summer just pas,
! saw a good desl Of tho Forces. ] also
mot Col Astor and he was kind enough
to invita- me ah-Nar "a the Mama
The evening world., 1911-10-04

beautiful daughter Of Admiral Count
Bonde. had left him.
VIA al. this gossip drumming In his
ears. young flo.ran remained silent
untl TO-DAY. seen n h's present pi,ce
~ residence. the Roe G1'l,m. hp Aet
free 2 tale of woe. In waien he pictured
himself "a the vronsci sutton. the
iltel lover. lott IN the di.k a. to the
cause Of tn. siding.
Il sili love Mlss s,llo with all my
heart he cried. what has come be-
tween ~ I ammo; learn. The news
came upon me Ike 4 tlunderr'ap. Ny
love had not vansi When we l,st
parted there was only affection or bo:h
sldc'. There we're no rep.Jachcs, no
The evening world., 1911-10-04

Admiral Count Blonde. an Immensely
wealthy SNeiisl uob'cman. Afi'r tho
coup" separated the Young Counties
returned to her fathers home with her
three .hiid zen.
\ brother ~ Nils Fornan ~ now an
'ihccr IN the l.p'al Ian crs ~ the
Swedish army. 4 sister married Count
%Berundo't Mis- was sent over here by
his grandfdthcr to learn finance. and &C.
nov employed In the Gardner Trust
Compnny.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

he NEVER TRIED TO HIDE
ANYTHING AeOuT FAMILY.

Wow, there 10 his other report which
says that when Mirs Stsiio discovered
TIA; i"s t.ias, conducted - massage
parlor In this city shs was 90 shocked
At the discovery that she Tilted me.
That IL as ridiculous as all the other
rumors. have never attempted to
conceal anything concerning my family.
MY father has never been or done
anything OF which I am ashamed. He
was In business here and I saw him
frequently. Wo have always been
friendly, Hc has been away two years.
II Is true that hc was divorced. That
was because he and my mother were
not %congcn'ei. That IL ali ! can say.
Tho mystery OF why my engagement
wns broken Is SIN as great to me as
10 the general public. but ! have not
lost all hope"
YOUNG To-mnn'a father, 0hsto For
man, was n lieutenant In the Swedish
army whsn he married tho daughter OF
The evening world., 1911-10-04
JEWISH CHILDRENS' SCHOOL,
Free Instruction ~ lie Given b.,
s~i,tcrho"d Of Temple Emnnu-Ei.

SATURDAY. oct. :. Mt \. NJ. and
ever, SATURDAY thereafter the Emanu-Ei
s~is,erhood VIII maintain n sc10ul FOR
Jcwish children a. the Temple Emlui-
81, Torty-taird street ana Fifth ave-
nue..
without cost cmfwyp cmfwv cn'Nyg
At tHls school each clild VIII re-
cpive. without cost, rot only tie usual
common school studies but education
In the Jewish history and religion, with
preparation for Confirmation.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

ms. II may serve TO bring a recrcart
parent 70 his sousas angc day. children
frequently ar.ompiisl grct, good this
way"
Tho couple were married twenty years
ago. Jost abandoned his wife. sic
s"ore. carly this year IN favor of an.
othor oman Spe wcpt with JOY IN
tho corridor after the case was closed
and exclaimed:
'Ou. / could Kiss the Judgc. he was go
considegatc and good"
The evening world., 1911-10-04
Roy browns From re rpc.

While playing on a barge anchored
IN Gowanis Canal yesterday afternoon
Edward Butler. seven. OF Ne. az, Court
street. Brooklyn. fell over the side Ard
was drowned despite the efforts OF nts
companions TO rescue him.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

CtANAQIIL. Ecuador. Oct. "a
slight earth shock WAS felt here Tuee-
iay. The movement was more pro.
nouncei al Guaranda aud Rio Bamba,
where panlcs were caused.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert ellis, 2s, Detroit; Elizabeth
Nj. Taylor, 70, Scotland
otto Kaiser. %, Wayne; Christie Il
Parish, 81, same
Walter 4. Kantzler. 2e; Jennie
Cootes, "a.
Harry II. sandy. rs. Detroit; Bertha
r. Natter, 20, Canada.
Edward Prusak, 20; Anna Schroeder
49,
Joseph w. Dobrozhowsky. "a; clara
Grenke. 20.
James Love. 56. Toledo, o.: Elenora
GOOD, 80, Atwater. y.
neter Guyla, 20; Mary Janus, 20.
%.
Warren Brown, IS; Hattie Metzner.
Russell H. syerling. 22. Eva Lion
ais, 22
Charles stockman. 81: Louise Bren-
can, 81.
John ii. McGreevy, rs, Toledo. o.;
Lucille Mummert 10, same
Achtlle DePuyat. rs, Detroit: Kath-
leen Horseman, 20, Windsor, Ont
Charles X. Dillman. 3s. Detroit;
Blanche q. Russell. 81, Trenton.
Victor Jaglowski. 20; Stanisliaw
Robert Hook. a; Mary Z. MeEwen,
Max r. Kneiding. "a Myrtle Kegler
John Maskwa %; Leonora zomoni-
John slaska. 20; Elizabeth Pudabli,
20
Andy Maso. 23: Helen Uras. 10.
Emile Wychstaudt, IS; Julia Mat
thys. 2s
Waidyslaus DasoskI. 81: Sophia
Alfred A. ISrause. %; Mary 1. Miller,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
DInD.


BORCHERT-Feb. IA. Ludecicka, wild
ow OF the late Friedrich Borchert:
mother OF Mrs. Emma Kruger and
Mrs Bertha Fink Funeral IRON
y. m.
mere-ave.. Highland Park. Mary Ell
len, beloved wife OF Elijah Dicke-
son and mother of Verna b. and WIN.
III. Dickson Funeral service from
roy paper please coy
FRANK--Feb. Ia. at Grace hospital. Ell
la Maud, beloved wife OF George
Frederic Frank. Funeral from resi- :
dence Of Nicholas Frank. sos McClel-
lan-ave., Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Private.
GANT-Feb. To-. at IS Dawson ave:
Alice NJ Cant age 2S years, beloved
wife OF James H. Cant. Notice or fu-
neral later.
GEAKE-Feb L. Mary A, beloved
wife OF William Geake, and mother
OF Harry and Richard l.. Geake.
st. Friday at lao p. m. and Haven
NJ. T.. church at p. m. Interment
Woodmere.
HOFFMAN-Feb. 10, at residence, 713
McDougall-ave., Curt HOFFMAN,. aged
81 years. beloved husband OF Ern-
slime Honmann. father or Oscar ana
Martha Hoffman,. Funeral Friday
at y. IN.
LEoNARD-Feb. is. at residence. 7t9
Superior-st.. Francis Robert. age IL
months. beloved son of Frederic and
Catherine Leonard. Funeral Friday
from ST. Elizabeth's church at 1880.
MEABRoD-Feb. Is. at his home, l53
Twenty-second-st., William H., be-
loved husband OF Elizabeth Meabrod.
nee Holtz, father Of Hraold and Eft
| ia, brother OF Henry Meabrod. age SO
| years. Notice OF funeral later.
| RUNTA-Feb. IA. Alexander, age 8
years, beloved son of Minnie Runta
| Funeral Friday. Feb II. from resi-
dence, Masch road. Warren township
! at g. and TO st. Clements church
Center Line. at $3.50 "a m.
| SHUELLl-Feb. 10, John, beloved hus-
band OF Ella Shuell, father OF Mrs
John Sidebottom. Mrs c. j. Haus-
man. Mrs. Eugene Hackett Mrs. M.
| Eaton. John and Edward Shuell. age
SO years Funeral from residence.
2s2 National-ave. Time later.
WHEREOF ~, Edmond, age years,
beloved son OF Title Wier. Funeral
from $50 Parker-ave.. Friday Feb.
II. at $50 and to st, Anthony's
church at a. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
DAILY DEATH LIST.

James Mulvey. as Philadelphia, 80
years. cirrhosis OF liver.
Minnie T.. Dickson. Sc Highest. W., 81
years; carcinoma.
Sofia Kowalczyk. st. Mary's hospital
2s years: puerperal septicemia.
Wiktoria Coinek, S45 Riopelle, 81
years puerperal sepsis.
Thomas w. Knox, st. Mary's hospital
"a years: uremia.
Pearl Vaillancour. S64 Twenty-hfth
6 months; meningitis.
Phillip Froude. $50 Fort W.. SO years
pneumonia.
Marion Davis. s57 Third, le years
intestinal nephritis.
Josephine Bartolino. AIS Monroe, Il
years. puerperal hemorrhage.
Mamie Ethel Bariteau, 1916 Town
send. 26 years; albuminuria-
Ludevicka Borchert, TIA Vinewood
10 years cancer Of liver.
clifford Allen. S73 Dix-ave., 40 years
gastric ulcer.
Robert T.. Kanehl. 6Lauderdale.
years; chronic nephritis.
Albert Fisher. Highland Park, Mich
81 years: acute nephrits.
Valentine Mohrmann, 1881 Field,
years: pulmonary tuberculosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
AUTOMATIC'S NOT AN
IMPRESSIVE SHOWING


successfully
dividends o he stockho
Another curious thing
liabilities
[
add
might we'll
mess Tor most OF
some money along
There also items list OF
bankabe assets For $4,000
onsixth
II the capital as a
The account material
statement
have tied much material
place sell It,
that this
proposition that the difficulty in selling anybody
be moved the the
little of will be moved by the Automatic
My impression
shareholder
this
hardly be expected for their
directions
opinion that the Transportation pay
stockholders
chance Of the
The
possible might
In the reliable dealer unlisted
prejudiced
In Automatic Transportation.
Elnsne. Having -us.esses
p W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Victor Jurkowicz S32 Dubois.
Louis Pawalowski. 6s9 Buchanan.
Thomas Mccarthy. 100 Melbourne
Frank Streb, 1915 Mcclellan.
VIM. +. Breen. $40 Porter.
Herman Mock. 27s9 w. Fort.
VIM. Langlois, $50 Buchanan.
Peter Meyer. $50 Seventeenth.
Charles Darack. 1875 Benton.
James Bernard. 256 Hendricks.
Joe Tirel, 2g Baron.
Albert Hilla. 7s6 Riopelle.
John Liszewski, 1929 IT. Aubin.
Joseph olehny. liz Superior.
Frank Rybinski. Goo Kirby.
John Dunlop. l0i Hartford
Gurdon Smith. liz Howard.
Spurgeon Fair, So Palmer.
Antoni Dobek, 1905 Dubois, girl and
boy twins
Stife German 50 Roby
VIM. Distin. 725 Military
Joseph Matgin. 155 Fourteenth.
CAMEL Persyn. Holcomb- ave
Christopher Cipriana. l09 McGregor.
Thomas Burke, 57s. Junction.
John Miesel. 46l Beaufalt.
Joseph Ouderkirk, 1870 Canheld
Joseph Eschrich. 114l Van Dyke
Nicholas Trombley. INA sheridan
Stanley Jesionowska. 1910 Chene.
BOYS.
Joseph Plaza. IS Widman
Harley stevens. ago Second
Steve Zolkowski. lt4i Campbell
John Chirite, 1901 John r.
Charles Harling, 2e5 Canton
Alton Aely. 33i Helen.
Antony Barnowski % 9Tillman.-
william Parr. 80 Fulton
Albert Assessed. l5S Helen
John Kenyetes 25g Mackie
Henry Funk. 20 Brady
Joseph Kozlowski 20 kraLsw pl
Onufry Myslicki 1929 -. Aubin.
Edmund kumarowski, $40 Riopelle.
Theophil KrOlls l4OS ST. Aubin
Herman Conzctt, I12 Junction.
Michael kapanowski. 81 Annexation.
Joseph Drummond, 3iO Crane
Henry pfeiner. ~ Superior
Henry Schroeder. iSi Bemay.
Ignatz Jurkiewitz. 66s Farnsworth
Walter Hisey. 2O9 Piquotte.
Michael Pagan. i7i Twenty-thlrd
John Dali 2i6 West End
Frank Sosnowski, 1893 Jos Campau.
Michael CynkOwski, go Warren
Alphons NanHslicberke. us bellevue
steve Bcrkowski $50 Hancock
Charles TOberts. 375 Monroe
John Har8. 400 Woodbridge.
John Thyno. 80 Sproat
Raymond Arnold. 267 Warren.
Morrtn Askanaze. SOL Alfred
Duane McGee, - Jay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION
To the Republican Electors OF Wayne
County Michigan:

County Michigan:
| Pursuant TO law a County Conven-
ton OF the Republicans OF Wayne
County. Michigan, is hereby called
to meet at Concordia Hall No. ?
Catherine street. I'm the city OF De-
troit, Michigan, on Saturday. the 25th
day OF February, 1911, at eleven o'clock
In the forenoon. for the. purpose of
electing 1872 delegates from Wayne
County to the Republican state Con-
vention. To be held at Saginaw. Mirhi-
March. 1911. and for the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
erly come before the Convention
Each voting precinct In the city OF
Detroit Will be entitled 10 one dele
gate, the Township OF Ecorse, four
delegates. one In each district; Town
ship OF Monguagon. two delegates in
hrst district. one in second district:
In first and two In second district.
Township OF Nankin, two delegates In
first one In second district Township
of Crosse Pointe. two delegates In first
district. one i'm second: TOWNSHIP of
Hamt.amcK -four delegates, one In each
district. Township OF Brownstown two
delegates in first. one In second dis
trict: and each ward in the City OF
wyandotte and each OF the remaining
townships Will be entitled to three
delegates In the County Convention.
The caucuses OF the several pIe.
cincts and townships for the election
OF delegates 20 the County Convcn.
ton will be held on Thursday. the gard
day OF February, 1911. except in case
township committee issues or has
issued an Independent call. In the CITY
Of Detroit polls will be open from 1
until ) o'clock. standard time
MILTON OA<MAN
Chairman
JOHN r. W. vERGoUw.
Secretary.
Detroit Mich, February 18th, 1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
ASSESSORS.

Detroit, February IA. 1911,
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assessment
rolls Nos 2s7s TO 272i. both inclusive,
for defraying the cost. and expense OF
constructing cement sidewalks as here
matter described. have been prepared.
and are now open for Inspection. re-
vision or correction In this office. and
viii be presented TO the Common
Council At a session thereof. To be held
ON Tuesday. the 9Th day OF March. 1911,
At = y. m. city time. tor confirmation.
The lot or lots described In each roll
have been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk In
In such roll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

The Iron Trade Review of Cleve-
land says OF the iron and steel trade:
Evidence OF slow but substantial i'm
provement in the iron and steel mar
kets continues to accumulate. This
is shown in the gradual increase in
new orders, the hardening OF prices
with few advances, and in increased
activity of mills and furnaces. The
United States Steel Corporation is
now operating to about go per cent
of its furnace capacity. A decrease
OF pig-iron stocks was effected last
week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
oADVlCE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


the Any
to
ccme.a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
THIS STOCK IS NOT
SAFEST INVESTMENT


quirement a safe
on the right basis and sold at they sometimes be
safety any degree had better turn attention other fields
has been blocked out that will profit when
considered reasonably
able
Consolidated
| q invest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

Busine-s-lfke Printing. No fu., ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Tfmes PrInting Co., rs
John R.-st Main 1tss or city s3ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

@
" Y
W. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

Said to Be In Washington In Regard
To Reclamation 49,

Said TO Be In Washington In Regard
To Resignation.
Judge Swan, OF the United States
circuit and district court, has been
out OF the city for the past three
days. and gossip around the federal
building has II that nc has gone to
Washington to consult with the presi-
dent regarding his resignation. The
Judge was expected home. Thursday
morning, but did not appear.
The Board OF Commerce is receiy-
Ing fine response to the request for
resolutions favoring reciprocity from
the various trade organizations
throughout the state. A letter has
been received from Charles ID. Nor.
ton, secretary to President Taft, ex.
pressing the thanks OF the president
for the support that the Detroit or
ganization is giving TO the reciprocity
plan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

Hector l.. and Charles ii. Monroe.
OF Pontiac. who are business part
ners, have filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States district
court. Their debts are $4,27S.35; as
sets. $2,54S.19. William A. tombstone
has filed similar petition, giving his
liabilities as S501.75 aud his assets as
$3.50.
There were 80 railroad men on hand
at the school OF instruction held by the
transportation bureau OF the Board OF
Commerce In the board room, We'd
nesday night, TO tell the Transports
ton managers and manufacturers bet
ter ways OF shipping, freight out OF
Detroit. There were several hundred
shippers In attendance and they kept
the railroad men busy answering u
stream OF questions. Arthur L..
Holmes, president of the bureau, was
in charge, assisted by Robert II. Day,
manager of the bureau, and J. G. Ora.
ham, rate and classification expert.
Delays, justifiable and unjustifiable
rates, demurrage, allowances, rout-
ings, questions on tank cars, through
and local rates and various other mat
tiers pertaining TO the shipment OF
freight were taken up on the chart
with the railroad men answering ques-
tions, giving information, and occa-
sionally telling the shippers OF their
own mistakes. The meeting was in
structive both for the shippers and
the railroad men, and much Is being
done by the transportation bureau in
smoothing out Misunderstanding and
prejudices between railroad men and
shippers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
NOTICE!

sTOCKHOLDEHSM MEETING OF ~DEI-
Ray CONNECTING RAILROAD CO..
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Delray Connecting Railroad Com
pany, for the election OF directors and
as may come up before the annual
meeting, will be held At the office OF
the company in the city OF Detroit
Mich, on Wednesday. March Is. 1911.
BY order Of the directors Of ,bs com
ps"s J. ID. SANDERS
SECRETARY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

| am not particularly well impressed
with the statement OF the Automatic
Transportation Co. II does not strike
me that the company has made a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7 a mn
and every two hours to q. m; sun
days only. IL y. m. Through locals, G
a m. and every two hours to d. m,
hourly to y. m. including limiteds.
hourly to IL y. IN Shore Line to Mt
Clemens. 6:2s n m. hourly to il:ss
y Flint LIMITEDs-.7:ss a m. s:as
n m, .i2:s5 y. m. 2:3s y. m. sS:3s 8.
Through locals, a. m. every tw,
haurs TO y. m; oxford only, II %. M
TJ,nt sundays only IL y. m TO Romeo
m, s a. m. and every two hours 20
10 p,cRRsoN EIMiTEDs-s:Is a. m. ana
.vsry Two hours TO 6:i5 D. IN. Through
Soraia a IN. and every two hours 10
m Ann Arbor only. a m, $40 n
M D m, 10 y. m, IL D. m Worthwhile
aniy sac q IN. hourly TO 5:30 %. m.
S:s6 y. M, p; m. IL y. m Saline cars
ITO TOLEDO LiMITEDs-7:ao q. m. ana
every two hours to $50 p. M: Saturdav
snd sunday, 1870 p. m. Through locals
e.so =. m. and hourly to s.3o D. m
hS W1IyoSeN Gn1ST' Ell fSS.@S:ss a mn, hair.
hourly to s:s3 o. M: hourly to 1850.
PoNT1Ac DIv.-s a. m. 20 to 30 min.
D. m. IL p m; Birrning ham only. IL m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIV.-s a m.
hourly TO ii .. m
sThess cars run through to Saginaw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

The Southworth Consolidated Min
ing & Milling Co., does not appear in
the standard publications listing the
mines Of the country and since have
been unable to get any satisfactory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17
TRoMBLY AVENUE.

Roll No. 2722. Lots SIS and 56-Fris-
bic and FoXen's sub. OF part of frac
secs. 81 and 32. r. s.. II. IL E., be-
tween Milwaukee avenue and Campo u
road, Russell and Crystal streets. Gu
the north side OF Trombly avenue, be-
tween Rivard and Russell streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-17

FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
76-FT WIDE LOT on Seminole. be-
tween Agnes and st. Paul MrA q
Roth. ass Concord-ave.