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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09

AScuFD1NANCE to amend Section 1
fp1gof an ordinance entitled AN or
dioance 10 amend Sections L. ! ca,
S6s te prn td} 5;, 'els Pa, l d}' : ! ts1,,
fnD, = Cn), 100. 1 tpl. / 1qI, tr)s
ts), 90, and CuD OF Chapter I ~
az the Compiled Ordinances ~ the
City of Detroit for the year ] gO4 ana
also by adding new sections thereto
20 be known as Sections / Cyl and
owl approved Aug T. 1911
" is hereby ordained by the People
OF the City OF Detroit:
SECTION l. That section tpb Of an
ordnance, entitled AN Ordinance 10
amsud Sections l. 'ta), ! tbI Gel.
I td) te), m. tcD, ~. / ~ :
GDs tlO, l %, 1 CmD. On. col l
tpG 1 tu), j ,lr). Isl. 90 and I Cn
OF Chapter 145 Of the Compiled-Ordi
nances OF the city Of Detroit for the
ycar 1904. be. and the same is hereby
amended, so rs 10 read as follows aud
also by. adding new sections thereto 10
be known as Sections ! w. and tW) o.
approved Aug Z. 1911. be. and the same
IS hereby amended so as 10 read as
follows:
seoton I Cp). The nre limits OF the
Citf OF Detroit shall also include ar
that section OF the City desert bed with
In the following limits: Commencing
= a. point In the center line OF -Four
teenth avenue at the intersection ~
Porter street; thence northerly along
the center line OF Fourteenth avenue
10 shp center line OF DalZelc street.
thence westerly along the center line
~ Dal1elle street 90 the center line ~
public alley between Fourteenth and
ift eeath- streets, thence northrrlv
along the center line OF said public
alley 20 The center line OF public aIley
south and parallel TO Michigan ave
nue.: thence westerly along the center
lire or said public alley TO the center
itue OF Twenty third street thence
stutherly along the center line OF
Tventy-third street 70 the center line
OF Kendall avenue. thence easterly
along the center line OF Kendall ave-
rue a. the center line OF Beecher ave-
nue.. thence southerly along the cen
tee line or Heeeher avenue to the cen
ter ltne Of Standish street; thence
eAstefly along the center line Of Stan
dlEn street 20 the center line Of Twen-
tietU street, thence northcrly along
the center line OF Twentieth street TO
the hontherly line Of Newark street
tffuce southeasterly along the south
eflf line OF Newark street 10 the cen-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09


of Chapter SIS of the Compiled Or
dinances of the City OF Detroit for
tie year 1894 approved June 49,.
1911
Section J. That Section OF Chapter
IS or the Compiled Ordinances OF the
CITY of Detroit for the year 1904, APP
proved June 10, 1911. be. and the same
IS hereby amended so as to read a. fol-
Sec g. In all cases except those men
toned. sidewalks shall be ef-uniform
width OF feet, except sidewalks here
after laid. constructed or repaired on
the north side OF Porter street. oppo-
site stanton park: on the north and
south sides OF Rose street opposite Ma :
coanb park: on the north side OF Alder
rus place. between Deuuindre street
and St Aubin avenue; on the north
siue OF Osborn place, between Rivard
aifd Hastings streets; on the north
side o. Guoin street. between Walker
street and McDougall avenue; on the
east ana west sides of Jefferson court
between Jefferson avenue and Fort
street lextended): on the north and
soSth sides of Moaning court. extend
ing west of Rivard street south OF
Palmer avenue; on the east side OF
Springwells avenue, between West JEFF
ferson avenue and South street; on
the north and south sides OF Graham
street between Caroline street and
Wabash railroad; on the east and
west sides of Gilman avenue, between
Fort street and NJ. G.. r. II. right Of
. way the uTSI street nOrtn OF MarStOn
avenue. between st. Aubin avenue and
Fordyce avenue, and also on the east
and west sides of Ford avenue be-
tween West Jefferson avenue and the
NJ. c. r. r.; also on the east
and west sides OF Lafrefty place,
from Howard street 70 the NJ
e. n. n. rig4it-of-way. and also on
the east and west sides OF West End
avenue south OF West Jefferson talso
on the south side or Barron street
from alley west OF Jaryes street to
Dearborn avenue) shall be OF uniform
width OF four feet: and on the west
side OF Sprlngwells avenue. betwe en-
Fort street and Wabash railroad: ton
Gates street from Carbon street 10
Wabash railroad. on. Dev street from
Carbon street TO Barron street; on Du-
pont street from Herkimer street TO
WABASH railroad, where same shall he
OF Uniform width Of five feet aud on
the north side OF Winder street, he
tween Dequindre street and st. Au-
bin avenue. where same shall be OF
Uniform width Of three feet
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved. Oct 2, 1911
WIN y THOMPSON
Mayor.
Attest:
cHAs, A, NICHOLS.
t6A7D City Clerk
(Oficial papers please copy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09

AN ORDINANCE 60 repeal au ordinance
s9ttled AN ordinance 20 amend
Sc ton ~ am ordinance eutnled
an ordinance prescribing certain
limits within Jlc CITY OF DETROIT
when, saloons lu which spir'tuous.
Intoxicating .or mali liquors are 80
as beverage shall nor hereaittr ne
established and maintained Al"
- irituous lufoNipttfUg Of ma
nuuCrs sold therein aud % REPEAL
ul ordinances af parts OF ordinances
.iurauststrnt herewith approved Jan
zoos" approved sept IS. 1871 u
il herohy ordained uN the People OF
the civ 80 betroN
:, rtiou That Am ordinance cnh-
tIpI IAN ordinance 20 amend section 3
Of am ORDINANCE entitled VA ORDNANCE
certain limits wtthin me
gu, 90 Detroit where saloons ~ Nhlch
slltttuous intovitating, on malt liquors
are solo a. u beverage shal not here
after br established and maintained
auf spirluous Intoxicating or malt u
Out ~ sold therein and 10 rep"at all or
dirances or parts Of ordinances neon
sisteut herewith approved Ian. =
1quS" approved sept IS }9li, be and
tha same rs hereby repealed
Sec This ordinances shall take
effect
WM GrrMAN.
Acting Mayor
CHAs A NICHOLS.
te5o) CIV Clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09
STREET PAVING AS
sEssMENT.
soARo OF AssEssoRs' orficE.
PasIsg Notice No. IIIS
sIPEHIOR sTREET.

NlPEHiOH sTHEEis
TO Thomas BaJinski. y Bartkowiack'
.N,s A. Biesohke. Joseph Bertkowick'
AntBony Berlik. Adam Burr. Leon Bar
.tosSsi;t John BoIJa, y. Bethmans Jaeop
,tJknIsek, Joseph cynowa, VI n :
f,hOyka william thlllnshl' M'
fhatir ! Diebol. Rudolph Edel. John
Frrfr Iohn Foeht,s John flsmine IN
fb0us Coke. Anna Grenka, N ".y ,,li,.,,
~ UucntheT, Joseph SeNnka' ~,
Gladieh. FTank Glagia' req ,rss
go.if GOensehte GutoW
"a .fsssewskL John Herman, 12 2,
lT,.f.k Iterthn Iferta, john hcehah'
Nkfor T. Hebcl, John lawofski, -
vrfnskl John J Jcnnick' ~ '"Ai' -
lfatxpn. Jerome and Dal4 ON ,l ="
3.EnskI Jacob Kraft, John kott Jotn
isWI.Izinskt Martin kwldtkoWSN,
Ioeenh Kotewicz Mary kehor. ann
Krpt,sch Julia Klein. Joseph hosa,,sisi'
=, Xgstaus Kerr, August kowalski,
!, 80 EanskL John Rlosowski. Fran"
K.inkel - Karnowskt, August \ unat'
s,.,isIaus Kuss, Lorenz husiuSNl
August Koss. NJ > hlns Ioun 49,
towaki Anthnny l.hczah 1'' ~
. Ta-.,b IankeItus Henrietta la oGIua'
n tInpemann, - La Tour L"ha
fzswaki. Mrs " Moore Fhut Maan.rrt
barbara MelosZyCkL ptlo y, N"' 80.
naS,,tS Jnbn A. Moell"r, valentine
N,,ciniak Jacob Mampe Joseph NJ
insch Frank Miller. Jacob MaJofoz!h'
wiiiiam j. otto. Anna OstroWshl
Joseph OlfsohewsNS' w prIIa%t,
Michael Payulski charles i'aeN'
,Ioseph Pulte, LtllN Plonko"
pawfowski Jacob Rozpirsk ranh
Foda. John Rybickt, FRANK hSchotzNL
Frank Rzepa, Joseph koeske, Jouh -
anslT Frank Redtke, Max n,"icher'
Frances Richard John Szornack Eva
s1siatkowski. w SticKncck. J. Stanis-
jowskf A Sedzinski. Jacob schmidt
Iohn singer, Joseph SINGER. Martin
Sfnaer M Sheed, Stanlslaus Sawinskh
a ezvmanslSi, A. Skotzke, A. Sadach,
Sierhen Schroeder. August STANLEY, VIII
liam Stoerker Margaret Tourongeau'
nj remplin, IKnatz TQmerowski, Frank
TonIerowskL Frank Tenderski, John
u,riskI John wctSand Thomas Wall
cora Wojeiech Widoch, Frank Weier,
r. NViesnewski Ernest Winckler. John
IeIla. +. Zensztak. Valentine ZalewskL
Joseph Zander. julia Zieski. Leo HieskL
John lynda J. Zeha, J. Zymslowski.
AMI 10 all other persons owning. occu-
pying, or otherwise interested IN any
~ the lots and premises fronting on
Superior street in said City OF Detroit,
within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council Of the City OF
Detroit having ordered so much OF
Superior street from the cast line or
Russell street TO the west curb line or
McDougall avenue, to he graded AMI
paved notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
Superior street and liable 10 he as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the city Charter. and
that a roll OF said assessment Is now
completed, and will remain at the AS
SCISSORS Office. In the city OF Detroit
from the date hereof until November
II 1911, for the inspection OF ali per-
SOUS concerned therein
tsf4) BOARD OF ASSESSORS
-. BY HENRY PLASS
President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09

--ta-the-s advantage
which each lotor parcel II deemed 10
tcHuire 10y such opening
NouGs - hereby given that an A.
Scs sneslt has heeh made upon All The
lots tipi premises included Ina said dis
trict aad liabla 20 be assessed for said
tnprpscrIVnr urrurr the provisions ~
SAID. pulyic dct. aud that roll OF said
Assoc ssmont is now completed and VIII
reniain at The Assessors office Ia the
civ OF Detroit, for twelve days from
the date 90 the FIRST publication OF TINS
notice that H. from the date hereof
until Nov 2l 1911 FOR the inspection
of an persons concerned therein. ana
the hoard OF Assessors will meet on
.tIn- TN DAY OF November 1911, az 10
O'Clock a. m, AZ thew office In the Clty
iIlll snd viii remain ga session be
tween The hours OF 10 M and IL IN.
on said BAY. and during the same hours,
FOR tfrS. successive DAYS thereafter.
70 hear anN person or persons desiring
to obicx't go any assessment SO made
aud 90 review and correct the same N
correct L,n thsreof he FOUND necessary
BOARD pF ASSESSORS ~.
ny HENRY PLASS
t6tsb President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR
LICENSE SIGNS.

Sealed proposals will be received nv
the Secretary OF Police up TO | l q. M
on Friday Nov II. 1911, for furnish
ing unfortunately six Thousand pairs
OF gheet steel or nickeloid license signs
painted with a green background and
with white enamel letters or other
color that may hereafter be designated
by the license collector. Samples AMI
spec,fications are 20 he had upon appli-
catiCn at the Secretary's office The
Secretary reserves the right 10 reject
any ana all bids.
Bids should be marked Proposals
for Sipns" and addressed TO
GEORGE A. WALTERS
CCb2l Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09
Ordinance No. aSs.

AN ORDINANCE designating the name
~ the highway hrst south or Wa
bash Railroad right-of-way between
harrington and Green avenues
IL is hereby ordained by the People
OF the City Of Detroit
section 1 That the name OF the
street and highway FIRST south OF Wa
bash Railroad right of-way extending
from Harrington 20 Green avenues, be
and the same is hereby designated and
shall hereafter be known as Green
Place.
Sec This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved oct 3 1871
wM Is. THOMPSON
Mayor,
Attest;
eHAS a NICHOLS
Ce4S1 CITY Clerk
(Cfhcial papers please copyD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09

ter line Of Sixteenth street Hence
soutberlN along the center line OF SiN-
f.enth street 10 the center Tine on Tor
ter street: thence easteriy along the
center line Of Porter street Co the point
of beginning.
Immediate effect
Approved Oct 3. falt t..,.
WM Il. THOMPSON
Mayor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09
NOTICE OF ALLEY OPENING AS
SESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Detroit. Nov s 1911
Notice 81 alley opening assessment
roll No 224. for opening alley in block
bounded by Frontenac boulevard. Field
avenue. Medbury avenue and Dun'an
street where not already opened as a
public allie y----
TO Charles W AckIey O. ID. Andris.
II Brodie II W Bowering, r. Burke.
II. -Colwell. Edward Collin. NJ Crisp,
Mary Colladay. Mrs l. r. Deyo. Mrs
Engstler. Kitne Feucht. w w Haa-
nan. James Hugg. r. o. Hail II. Hopp
August Kehl. John Kolb q w Lark
ins. q b Legg r. II. Lachance. c: -.
Lleb. G. LittleJohn, Emelia Little5el-.-
A ~ Larsen Albert Limberg, r r
Mcnamara, Louise Medallion, Samuel
Marks. ~ W Morris. Jennie Il. Mon
nier s w Miller. r. c. Martins. J. G
Mertens. c. Nelson, NJ. NJ Porter. A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09

Bu.iness-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
locks right. Times Printing %. Is
John st PHI Main iAas. 1r City as3s
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job Printing Done Right Times
Printing CO. - John x -
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EHAs A. NICHOLS
(G4Sj Clty Clerk
tOffcial papers please copy }
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-09
ordinance No. ass.

.fN ORDINANCE to amend Section 6
Of Chapter SIS of the Compiled Or
dinances of the City Of Detroit for
tie year 1904, approved June 10,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
REV. v. A. Wells
IS SERIOUSLY HURT
Buggy Struck by Electric
Car Near Decatur and
Skull Fractured.

What seems to have been an almost
perienced by Rev. w. A. Wells and
his wife at Patillo station, on the
North Decatur car line, near Atlanta,
Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
when the buggy in which they were
riding was demolished and the horse
big trolley car, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells were thrown clear of the
wheels and severely hurt.
Mr.. Wells is a Methodist minister
and is well known in Marietta. His
home is now in Alpharetta. With his
wife, he had been visiting at the
home of T. c. Childress, his uncle, who
lives at Patillo station. The couple
were in the act of leaving the
Childress home, Thursday morning,
bound on visit to the home of Mrs.
Wells father, w. L. Halves, at 479
Gordon street, West End
The accident happened within
stones throw of the Childress home.
Mrs. Childress, who had opened the
lot gate for them and babe them good
bye, heard the crash, though she did
not see the collision. 1t seems that
the buggy and its occupants had
assembled little incline to pass over
the grade crossing when the trolley
car bound from Decatur to Atlanta
and coming down a grade, appeared
suddenly on the scene, and before
they could get clear Of the tracks hit
them, throwing the occupants out be-
side the track, splintering the buggy
and crushing the horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells were immedi-
ately taken back to the Childress
home, where DR.. Wylie S. Ansley was
called to attend them. They were
later taken to a hospital in Atlanta.
Mr.. Wells skull was fractured on
one side and for several days his con-
ditiVn was critical but by Tuesday he
had so far recovered as to be considered
out of danger.
Mrs Wells injuries proved to be
slight.
Mr.. billiard has been down almost
every day to see Mr.. Wells and thinks
he will be in the hospital several
weeks.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
ECONOMY Annex"
To Wards Big Store.

Mr.. Henry A. Ward has leased the
building on Atlanta street next to
Sans Drug Store and filled it with
goods. An entrance across the Alley
from the Ward store has been con-
structed, in addition to the Atlanta
street entrance. The new department
will be know as the Economy Annex
and Mr. Ward intends that it shall
live up to its name. An opening sale
is announced to begin on Friday,
May 9th, and continue through Satur-
day, May Goth.
Mr.. Ward intends to make things
move" and has fixed prices ac-
cordingly.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
Annual All-Day ST nging.

The annual Sacred Harp singing of
Cobb county will meet at the court
house in Marietta next Sunday morn
ing, April 30th, at nine o'clock, and
continue through the entire day A
large attendance is desired and ex-
pected. Come out, bring well-flled
baskets, and let's have a good day.
Prominent singers from Atlanta,
Douglasville, and many other places
will be present.
JAKE c. MOORE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
Public
Ownership In
Massachusetts,

Municipal ownership lighting plants
unsatisfactory, according reports
publicly plants Twenty-ff report
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
The results subania
public utilities cannot be successful this under the present form
which
ship in Massachusetts, have been favorable,
plants supervision gas
commissioners The commissioners
except provisions
which utilities In gross
ton of the properly
alleged any
itself publishing reports
high taxpayers different
towns and cities operating their plants The attitude
be that the citizens having plants
responsible to themselves loss the service unsatisfactory
it's their place duty O
plants failures the ct
lighting costing
private plant all electric light
plants do commercial business When the utilities
made profits
would pay for all the and public building lighting
Instead of these conditions the
ownership
prediction DEFICIT EACH YEAR which
taxation, appropriation by
city treasury
While there
of
profit commissioners must be fur
nshed real
In
the board charitable permitted
while charged off by private companies operating
electric lighting plants per
Kennesaw Paper Company
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
Marietta Cotton Market.

Cotton sold in Marietta Wednes
day for Is cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
COSTS BUT A TnIFlE TO
CURE CATAnnH

How many reader. of tho Tribune
Cuiz.u know that In Inland Australia
vh,g, th, mighticst OF eucalyptus
trees grow I'm abundance there is no
consumption. car9rrh or diseases OF
tb, respiratory tract
The refreshing balsam thrown ont
ht THESE tree, hlh tho air aud De-
br.atued iuto tho lungs by the inhah-
.t,ul. ou4 81 germ hf, ,- destroyed
81 you nave catairh YOU c7nnut ga
to Inland Australia except az great
expense. bat you can breathe rshi
Ia your oNn home the SAM, pleasant
soothing. healing. gcrm-hiliing air YOU
would breathe " YOU were liNing ~
tH, Eucalyptus district of Australia.
Just breathe HYOMEl, II is mad,
from Australian Eucalyptus and sciru-
tHcany combined with thymol and
other aniisoptics employed IA the Lis
tyrnu system.
Pour q few drops % nYOMEl IN
M, Inhaler and breathe a. As -
PASSES over the catarrh infected MEM
.hlaue IL KILLS the germs and heals IA,
ray ntlomcd surface
HNpMEl is guaranteed o. eur" co.
tArrn. coughs. colds, Group aud sore
throat or nancy back Complete
OUTFIT including Inhaler fioo. Extra
bottles ~ HYOMEl cost but 80 cents
Sold hv " O'Rielly and druggist
everywhere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
ruI iHEiCNrIu\ ,o>GurN~

With boo. 10. Hau. .. .ut m.ta.
fuppor, OBJ, Ua.uEa Assoc iatI.u .f
'swm.t.r Bill. t..a.. .... r..,ut. t..
pointed Du...ru H..tI uf .u.aru. eI
ia, National IRRIGATION ..n4t..-. ..u
pIsiua nearby INu u.u prominent %
CuI.ae. ..mm,r. AND .it. utf.
,sts. Iu ,Hr work of DO, congress tns
year aud u arranging goo OH. nu.
tr,utu annual session .f th, develop.
meut aiaau.Mtou which CO. u,
h,id tnor, next D,. . o. % Edmuud
y Pcrks-. mauorne director sf o..
Board o' Doutu. Hs. u.t boon motto
fled CO., His action un tho mr. COZ tu,
Association ol Domm,rr, n.'uf,
whose lu.t ,ummItt,, BE-, .rok. nel
wc,k Th, local commute, recon
meudcd that George N Spangi,r Dr.
ircrDtary OF tHc convention burcau.
notify tb, ,ouer ,s board of control
that tho committee appreciated the
importanc, To- chicago Of the congress
ana that further cooperation votld
bc forthcoming ~ ary time Ct Nas
needed
81 hls address Nj Perkins showed
~, inlp"rtuuc, of the congress to
Chi,aEo DO, presenting statistics COM
piled bs IN, Cut,d states depart
mont Of th, interior showing the cN-
pcnditurc- ul the United States
reclamation ser,ic, Tor supplies alone
during On, wears OF 1903 aud 1910.
These expenditures amounted 60 APP
proNmat,> $1,000. GOO and th, great
,r proportion ot this amount was
spent n chicago markets, the rccln-
nation service having as settlement
office there 10 emphasize the inn
portancc of the congress THIS wear II
also was pointed om 10 the Associu-
ton of Commerce committee that for
the first time ia the nineteen wears
existence of the congress IN, chi"i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
WIiuHE YoI con Tl\r COi.D.

VII, dues every body suffer from 90
cold Where do thr> get 81 what
do thcy lose hy 81 Ana how can the
thing DE prevented
The Boston chamber of commerce
wanted ,p know and mad an tuycstI-
CATION Here's what they found
You didn't get YOUR cold by wear
Ing thin shoes 81 insufficient cloth
ing
You didn't ha,, 1t simply hocuusc
tno v.a'a,r wac DuiJ
you proh,h ddnt get 4" b. st-
ting In e draught
Colds ar, bred hy bad air and poor
Ventilation They are spread nS lni'o-
ton one person distributes the
germ. o. al tho r,s, OF the family CT
a. Hi companions Boz the NarkrooW
In 1871 cases studied most colds
wen, found among department store
employee aud feast among nurses
Til, remedy De- fresh air Artia cN-
plor,rs newer have colds General
Sherman BOYS were notably free
from tH,m op their "wurch 60 the
pea As soon aa th,l sot back "a
civilization tu,y had au kinds col
colds
Fresh air # getting more popular
liEht alous Tho da) s eom,Hs when
everybody VIII sleep outdoors that
is everybody who can afford 20. ~
Alouqu,rqlr conditions arr ideal tot
outdoor sl,cpiug ana II is 90 Doe -.
GREETED that there b. NO, more Of u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
ruI lNGlI\N ~pti'U.

Ousrrnip mas been called ia" Sew
.raEt of thr soul
II 81 not that our b. generates ail
thai D. throws oif ana lu turning u
OF rrueratrs slill more
IN. vulgar uttoIanc' is m"r" pot
lurng go tho mind thai originates \
than 10 b. even 60 IN" mind that re-
CcNes u
The loud loose iaHsh Il invites y
~ ntting compliment 10 a.
observe ana you viii not" thai ih'
laugh which follows AN obscene l'sl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
TAFT IS GUEST OF
ATLANTA TODAY

Atlanta Ca. March 10 President
Tan ~ the guest eff Atlanta TODAY.
This evening ho viii address the
southern Commercial Congress ou "a
Greater Natiun Through Greater
~Outh
This afternoon o." viii deliver an
address 80 the negroes uf Atlanta ut
thr CENTRAL Avenue Methodist church
llr leaves ~ midnight fnr Augusta
whore he VIII take rest p,for, ,ho
assembling of the extra session or
congress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
WESTON 70 YEARS OLD
Niil Ghc Lecture Ia \cw Work. March
&, IL Celebrate stw
I',cni

Sew YORK, March 10 90 Edward
Payson Weston. thc transconiinrnial
pedestrian, VIII be- % years old on
March 10, and Will o,lcbrn,c b> Civ
iue lecture at 80 irac" NJ, T.
church, ono Hundred aud Fourth
street. between columbus and Amsicr-
dam avenues.
iiis mlk Viii Doc word picture 81
hls ~ years as a pedestrian ana ~
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