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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
Sansrein
ans hpsieuiidtH granbsn iunte cine fsfdae ment
ais sinmal TN Sabre pprssuommsH psrbeH.

Die Sitte, 6es Subres einmaI meiit
beim 8e6ieI Der Sdbres5eiten i'm
Gouie ngroBes 8feinemn6en" 5u per'
anItalten, lit neit perbreitet. 8om
bpsienifden StanOpunft erideint
5iee Sitte, tpie Der r2ancet" aus
fiibrt, nidt gang eimpon0irei. 9enn
einn1al i'm SuIbr reinma6en beoeutei
iInmerbin: einmaI i'm Sabre Die
Staub- un6 Shmusnieoeridldge ent
fernen, ole ii6 pdbreno Der 9un5en
ifbrigen Belt angelnmmelt baben
@inmal lit 0ofiir chen iebr speni9
SSn Der llnreinlidfeits slnb6uirp9
zines SSabres finoen iih 3rueifeaoS
sablreife &ranfbeitsfeime, Die einen
groBen GbeiI Oes Sabres bagerpeIen
fino. obne in ibrer @ntpidIung ge'
fort au iper6en. Dn3u fommt nod,
bab cine nidt funitgeredte &eini-
giing 6as bei1auIihe Daiein bieier
fflinunen @dite aud MIR unterbri6t.
INN iie einieermaBen bitrdeinanoer'
sihpirbeln in6 Johann apieoerrlm
gang ritbis an. tbrem friiberen Srte
su beIaIien gsur cine nod aaen
gnunSiGsen 6ersGepttf our6gefirbrte
gfeintguns lit bon geisen. uno cine
baIbe &einiaung 1T nidt mebr lpertb
als gar feline. Die Gltfbdufung BON
Stoub uno Sbnus i'm Sausbalt
Iduft aIIen bpgientiben @runOI1ten
slnpioer, uno ieine @ntierniing ioIlte
nitt nur einmal oes gnn5en SabreS
porgenommen meroen, ion6ern nod
otter. Sci Dem iesi9en 9rauh lit
cine 9lufipeideriing bon Snieftions'
ftoffen unpermei0lih, uno olih eine
ri9tie burd9efitbrte einmaliee Gei.
nierng bes Sauies inSriibiabr miib
oils gang un5ureiheno be5eidnet Der.
ben. 9as 9lueenmert aller It6btiihen
8ertpoltungen unO Bripatleute muB
bnbn geben, cine fortlauienoe, in
nto9lidit tirr5en 3eitrGlunen gu rpie'
oerboIen6e SGuberinta Der ein5elnen
Soustpeien einSubringen. Die alleir
I'm Gimme elmer pirfliben. bpgieni.
hen Wnbnahme 81 mirfen permag
Ser llmItanb, Dab Die lleberlieferling
in bieien 0ingen meilt iebr feihpur.
Belt, muB Die mii ibre 8erbeiierung
geribteten 9eitrebungen nod Der,
it6rfsa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
SnnOe ais SOotensrGber.

9ie idneIle 8erbreitung Der 9eit
IN Der Moneolei un6 Wtanoihurei
tpirD einigermaben pepitdnoli6, menn
upan einen @inblid in Die bpgieni.
tben 8erbGltniiie oieier 9Gnoer tbut.
Sn ieiuen r8eiiebriefen aus Central.
Gieu" er5ablt Der Dresoner sSorider
@aIter Stosner foIserpe intereiIante
@in3elbeiten, nadJbem er Die @utmii.
tbigfeit, dber aiid Die 8egebrlidfeit
Der Ufon9olen gei6iIoert bat: rSSSn
fdredlid)em @esenias 5u 6ean feier.
Iiden 90tterfiiIt in gehpeibten Gem.
peln Der beilieen Stabt urga itsbt
ibr 8eerGbnibplas. Oils FOLDER Sient
Elm tpiiftes 5elO gleid Dor Der StaSt,
gu bei6en Seiten Der groBen StpoBe,
boil ShuttsauNen An6 Weni6entno.
den, auf 6ean es bon ihapar5en Sun,
ben tpimmelt, ben So6tengrGbern Der
morgolen, Die tpie Sfatten iiber ibr
4erei6 5ieben. 9luf bieie Shutt.
unb S1GbeIit6tte tperfen Die Ginhpob.
uer tire 9eiden, a,f Sie iid fofort Die
6ur6e gierie ftiir5en, in mi6erIi6em
Streit nit ben SogeIn, Inn iie in
fur3er 3eit n0Ilis abdlnagen. Sc
fbneIIer Die SurtSe ibr @erf boa.
bpnft, Inn 10 arpenebmer, meinen
Die Wtongolen, mar Der Eobte p6b-
sertb ieines 2ebens @ott. @s fommt
tpobI aud Dor, baB Die Sltr6e ibre
Spfer nod bei 2ebBeiten beiuhen.
sm elmer 10 boGfueiden Stabt, in Der
dbrigens bic ifredIifften @rantbei.
ten eine tpeite 8erbreititng geflmoen
baben, efbt es nutiirIid aud 5abI.
reihe @ettler rnb beion6ers oiele
aIte biIflosfronfe Srauen, Die bier
bubStGbIih aiaf Der Strdbe Iiegen -
artf offenem Wearfte iiebt man fie I'm.
ter olten SiI56eden baiien, Die ibnen
Mitlei6iee bingeporfen boben, unS
aiis oeren iie ii6 cine 4rt ISobIe AT.
rehtgeinadt, 6nrinter beruor iie Inn
@uben betteIn. Rommt iolte biIfIoie
elite 3irm Sterben, 6ann tpittern tpobI
bie SurtSe ben Soo uno Ialern i'm
&reis n1if ben GitgenbIid. mo oas
Spfer fir iie reii iein ptro
g&r Sie oornebnIten RongoIen tper.
ben begraben alle iibrigen geben
TN ben $tito elm, iino 70 iebr bolten
bic $unbe auf ibr anseitammtes
efeGt, bob iie idon IN Der Stabt ben
2eihen, Die gum 8egrdbniBfeI6e ee.
traeen tperSen. NIT Dem @efoIse na9'
siahen.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
gerGnSernnsen in ben 9iinssn Ses
Saturn.

Ser Blanet Satiirn befinSet iid
iest in einem Sbeil ieiner 8obn, no
er oas ipiiroeriame Spitem ieiner
9iinge Den irbiifen geobattern am
6eutIiditen aeiet, itno auberoem III
er geraSe auf Der norbliben Salb.
fuael, mo- Die iiberipiesenoe Webr5ubl
Der Sternfparten liegt, am beiten
iidtbor. SnfoIee oeiien iinO Die
gItronomen in oieiem Sabr beion.
bers perpfIidtet, iid Dem 'Stuoiim
oieies merhpiirbiglten aller Rlaneten
su tniSmen, uuo perben oieier sluf.
gobe aud obne 3rpeifel nahfommer.
Cine trefiIibe ginleitirng fir bieie
aanpagne bat Brofeiior Sonep
burd einen 9lufias i'm p@ngliib
Redanic" Der Sat8eitihrift Der
engIii6en aitronomen, eegeben. no.
rim er beionSers aiif Die 8er6noerun-
gen In Den Soturnrineen binapeiit.
6eren 9eobahtling ielbitoeritarblib
ben tpidtigIter @rfoIa Ooritelen
miitSe. Die 8iIienid)aft bat IGngit
Die aniiht auFgegeben, baB Die Sa-
tiirnringe ans elmer feiten WeoIie be.
itiinSen, unb man bGlt iie iest ge.
ipobnIi6 fir elm loies @enienee BON
MeteoridppGrmen. ais Die midtig-
iten Sragen, Ole Der Simmelsior.
ifrns nit ge5iig auf ben Saturn 6u
beontporten bIeiben, nennt Broieiior
Sonep foIgerf6e orei: @ie iino Die
Ginge 6es Saturn 5u ibrer ietigen
Sorm geIonet2 = Bon neIber Grt
iinS ibre 8er6roerrngen i'm 2auf Der
SabrbunSerte seipeien9 = 8as lit
Die tpdbriheinIid)e Sufinft 6ieier ge.
beimniBpolIen WeteoridapGrme2 =
Der Satiirn gebt iest ieiner er0Bten
Sonnenn6be entgeeen uro nGbert
ji6 babel aud Der @roe. sSn ieinem
BeribeI III er ieIbit uno feline gfimae
fir Sic 9eobadter BON Der @r6e aus
Inn neun Gf,teI GROCER aIs i'm apbeI.
gei Der Oppoiition am 26. Oftobsr
1911 1eigt iih Der BIanet oiird Elm
Sernrobr ,berart. 6nb man i'm In
Idrdser Gage. selpiiiermaBen bon
unten ber, aIio nit ieiner iii6Iiden
SoIbfueel erbIidt, pGbrno oos Sp.
item Der Rinse melt seoFfnet uu6 foit
in ieinem garBen gerIauf ii9tbar 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13
arouidjak oes 3aren.

9ie ruiiiibe &rone nad Dem Wsu-
Iter Der ipGteren bp5antiniihen lit aui
mebr aIs 100000 9ubel seid)1si
unb beitebt in ipmboIiider 8eiie aus
5pei SGIften, oas Deit- unO bas oft
romiide 8eid oaritelenO, 5wiiden
benen ii6 auf einem 9iigeI bas auf
einem birnenformieen Sfubin be.
| feitiete, aus flint groben 9iamanten
beitebenoe &rone erbebt. Sieies pun-
oerpolle 8erf murbe Don 9atbariua
ii. gIeib na6 ibrer Sbronbeiteigung
1862 bel oem Sofiiiipelier Seremias
EaiBie, einen@enfer. beItellt. Bangle
erbhIt olle &ron0inmanten 5ur Ser.
| fiigung unO orbeitete Gag uno geaht.
nm nit ieiner glrbeit fir Die 9ro-
nunq Der &oiierin am %. September
iertig gu peroen. Mit Iusnabme bes
ermGbnten Hubin beitebt Die 8rone
MIR aus 9iamonten tno 81 groben
taOeIIoien 8erlen. Rod mertbpouer
lit oas 3epter, peld,es 9aiier Raul
| fir feline &ronins beriteIlen IieB. @s
1T nit benz punberpo[len Diamant
gei6miidt, peI6er unter oem 9amen
r9a3orerp" uno rSrIoap" beriibmt lit.
@r ioa nit Dem eIei6faus bodbe.
riibntten y4ob.iINor" Der engliiden
&rone Die @usen Ses goIOenen 20ipen
Dor oem Chrome bes @roBmoeuls Bu
DeIbi eebiloet baben, unb panoerte
aIs elm Stiid @Ias ODER Eopas bon
elmer Sano 3ur anberen, bis i'm elm
ormenilber 8aufmann Ramens Ga.
5areip eriparb, Der i'm nit 2ebens.
eefGbr nod petersburg brahte uno
i'm Der 9aiierin &afbarina III. an.
bot. Die &aiierin fanb ben oamaIs
nod roben @beIitein 5u tbeuer, uno
2a5aretp bradte ieinen Sdas nah
9lmiter6arn, Dem Centrum oes 9ia-
mantenbdnoels. 9ort erItanb TIN
@raf sller SrIou fir 100000 Rubel,
IieB i'm ihIeifen unb Ieete ibn Johann
Der &aiierin 5u SitBen. 3usleid err
pirtte er fir 2a5orep einen abeIs.
brief uno eiue Sabresrente bon 2000
&ubeI. Der Orlop tpiegt 194% 4u.
rot, aIio nnbe 8 &nrat mebr alS Der
S9ob-i.Nor. 9eim &bihIiff nerIor er
9% &orat. @r lit BON einem number
barren Baiier unS tpurbe i'm Sabre
1866 auf 2.399,4t0 9iubeI tarirt.
Guf bem Orion ftebt elm oierIih
emaiIIierter 9oppela6Ier. 9as i'm
eansen 81 8entimeter bobe 8epter
biente aud bel Der Groniing Ses &ai.
iers gtifolaus 8u 8arifau, bel pel.
der @ele9eubeit elm onberer 9oppeI.
aoIer nit Dem poIniifen 8anpen aui
Der 9ririt aufgeihraltbt mar. auh
Der Heifsopfrl puroe fir Die &r6.
nung oes 9oiierA gouI angefertigt.
@r lit bon @olb, nit einem @iirte
bon brei 9feibsn 9ri0onten umeeben.
In oeren Wtitte elm ihoner, mnnbeI.
fornliger Brilliant nneebrnht 1T. Gin
ibnlides guno biISet ben &amm,
auf peIdem elm GROCER Sapbir oas
aus 9iamnnten beftebenbe 3reua
trdgt. SIM @an5en be3iifert iid| Der
@ertb Der Gronoiamanten nah benz
beutieen aurs auf sesen 12 Wiaio.
nen SubeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-13

bic gIei&e @eItuns, ipie 6ie boa
2onoon.
Die erfte srobe anlefbe, tpd6e bic
2onSoner Sirma eemeinfam nit oen
anoeren RotbihiISidenSGuier iiber-
nobm, tpar cine preuBifdye anleibe
i'm 8etrage bon 8 WsiIlionen 2itrl.,
bic nah ben Sreibeitsfriegen gum
Gurie bon 72 ProSent dbaei9Ioiier
tpurSe. Gie Biener Sirma trat Su-
erIt 1920 in Ole breitere SeffentIih-
felt, als iie 5tuei oiterreihiihe 2otte-
rieanleiben i'm 9etraee bon 48 Mil-'
Iionen @uIoen iiberrabm. 0as @ie-
ner Saus lit iiberbaupt nit beionoe-
rem @eidid 5u 8erte gesangen, INN
iid feline ausidlaegebenoe SteIlnns
in Oeiterreif 5u iiaern. @s be6iente
iid Der ltnteritiisune zines Manues.
Der 3u 9eginn oes 10. Sabrbunberts
bon ouberoroentli6em ginflub NOR:
bes @ubIiaiiten SrieSri6 b. @ent.
9ieier mar Elm Berf3eibg bes Siiriten
Mettrnid, par aber fir ie6en SI
baben, Der feline 9ienfte reidIi6 be-
Iobnte. Seine eminente 8esabuns
ii6erte Gent 6as sroBte Gnieben, unO
mo Stoatsm1nner iid NIT @rfole iei-
ner eeifidten Seber uno feirer nidt
minSer eeibidten Sano beoienter.
braubte Dos SaiiS Rotbf6il6 it9
nidt 81 ideuen, sleibfals feline
9ierite in 9lnipru9 az rebmen.
Srieori6 b. Gent NOR MN Der
WSann, Der Die 9eaiebunsen &otG-
I6ilbs 5ur oIterrei6iiden 8esieruns
anbabnte. Gr that bas init unber-
9IeihIibem @eidid, un6 als 0anf
Der seniaIen SinSigfeit Der Rotb-
i6iISs Die oIterreidf6en Staats-
finar5en iid unter tbrer Sunb 5rie-
benos Su beiiern beeanrer nahbem
Der Staat norber fait Dor Dem Ban.
ferott geitanoen, tpuhs nit Der BE.
beutilng bes !Sauies OfotbidiIO aud
bic @eltling oes BubIbiiten 6rie6ri6
b. Gent, Der II. q. bic erite Wonogra-
pbie Der Hotbidilbs in ber erften
Gusgdbe BON 9rodbaus' aonberia-
tionslerifon fhrieb. gtatiirIid ipuroe
Gent fir feline 9ienite bon bem9anf-
baus, tpie bon ieSem anberen ieirrer
auftragseber eebiibren6 bonorirt,
unS Der eefeiertIte Bubli5iit iener be-
fpegten Belt, Der ieIbit eine finansieIle
BeItma6t griinSen belfen 6urfte.
mar i'm @runoe bod ni6ts an6eres
aIs elm feiler Sbaderer.
gtpas ip1ter, i'm Sabre 1925, er-
rang iid oos Barrier Saus eiite fiib-
repSe gebeutuns fir 6ranfreib
burd Sie 4onperiion Der 5.pro5enti-
gen fran5oiiiden Rente in eins 3-pro-
sentige. @s mar bas angeiibts Der
rieiisen SduIoen, bic infolse Der
Repolution uno Der napoleonii6en
gera auf Sranfreid Iaiteten, Elm emil
nent i6tpieriges @ei11ft, urb fein
gIiidli6es @elingen iette oenSdIub-
itein gum @eltrubm 6ieies groben
Sinon3bauies. Gin babies Sabrbun.
bert bin6ur6 neritanben nunmebr Die
Rotbi6iIos, banf ibrer tnternationd-
len 9eSieburgen, aIle @eltborien 5u
be6erriten. Oabei fpubten iie itets
nit @eidid uno iiderem Sdarfblid.
fiinitige &riien uno politiidbe Ser
ipidluneen redt3eitie Sii erfennen, io-
oab Die Iofbihilos aus allen 6inan5-
itiirmen Ses pergansenen Sabrbun-
oerts, in oenen 10 biele alte unO sro-
Be SGuier i6eiterten, nur Itdrter uno
sefeitister berporginsen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
A Beautiful Face


Miss Dora Hansen. 1910 state street.
Racine. Wis. writes that peae',i"'
face ls what all women desire o"'
what woman can ne beautiful win her
face covered With pimples ana
blotchesg You ask what can We DO
TO prevent the pimplcs and hlotcnes
appearing ON our faces Take hoods
sarsaparilla. IL VIII soon give you
clear. soft skin My mother ana
brother have taken Il FOR impure olood
ana can't speak too highly OF H.
Oct Hoods Sarsapariila today IN
liquid or tablets called snrsatabs'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Mother and Six Children Perish U
Flames In Their Home.

SUTTON, w. Va, Feb. 20.--Seven
persons lost their lives In fire which
destroyed the home OF j. ID. Hardin
in this city early yesterday. Only
Mr.. Hardin escaped, the six remain
ing members Of his family and little
girl, who made her home with the
Hardins, perishing in the flames.
The dead are: Mrs. j. ID. Hardin,
aged 80: Ada Green, aged IA; Penn
broke Hardin, aged IL; Margaret
Hardin, aged 8: James and Riva
Hardin. twins. aged s.; Paul Hardin,
aged 3.
The fire was caused by a natural
gas CRATE. When Mrs. Hardin
awoke the entire first floor was
ablaze. Awakening her husband
he seized two of the children and
dashed for stairway which immedf
ately collapsed. The two children
were lost while the father was precip-
itated to a point of safety and made
his escape. Mrs. Hardin seeing the
stairway fall. jumped from the second
story, receiving injuries from which
she died later.
The bodies of the five Hardin chill.
dren and that OF Ada Green were Gre
mated in the flames that destroyed
the house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
In SOCIETY

The Tuesday Musicale will give a
concert for members only, Tuesday
morning, in the Century building when
a program devoted To Norwegian M
sic exclusively, will be given.
o.
Judge Ben. Lindsey, of Denver.
Colo, one of the noted men OF the
country, will come 20 Detroit, Tues
day, TO give a lecture in the Simpson
M. r. church, Tuesday evening, under
the auspices OF the Tull Bible class.
o.
Charles II. Metclaf will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Alaska and the
Yukon trails in 1885," Tuesday even
ing, in the Field-ave branch OF the
public library. The lecture will be
at o'clock and is free.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Daughters of 1912, will be held
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. In
the home OF Mrs. William II. Irvine,
No. "a Longfellow-aye. The program
will include music and readings by
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble.
o.
The Society of Detroit Chemists
will hold a meeting in the Stevens
building, Friday evening, Feb. "a,
when Z. Blough, OF the Aluminium
Co. OF America, Pittsburg, Will give
a talk on THE industrial uses OF
aluminium" A visit will be made to
the Aluminium Steel Castings Co.
3D.
A double silver medal oratorical
contest will be given in Tabernacle M
F.. church, Tuesday evening, by mem
bers OF the Sunday school classes OF
Miss Hart and Miss Jenkinson, under
the auspices of the Woman's Home
Missionary society. The oratorical
contest is under the direction OF Mrs
M. E. Butler, state superintendent oil
medal contest work.
The Benjamin Franklin School
Alumni association will give 1t eighth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
FRIENDS PAY FOR BURIAL.
Body Of "Doc." Farnum 10 Laid {
Rest In Port Huron.

PORT HURON. Mich, Feb. 90
Especially After remaining in To-
cal undertaking room for over a week,
the body OF DR.. James X. Farnum was
buried in the Lakeside cemetery to-
day, number of Port Huron citizens
enough money TO give
the late physician q decent burial.
Before DR.. Farnum died he visited
a local undertaken, told him that he
had $175 In q local bank and asked
that his remains be cremated in the
event of death, following which he
wanted four Port Huron Masons TO
drink q toast to "Old Doc. Farnum.'
When the undertaken visited the
bank, however, no funds belonging TO
the doctor were on hand and his dy-
ing wishes could not therefore be
carried out. Although he was said
to have had wealthy relatives in the
east, not one word was heard from
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
ALDERMEN "AG|h"
HAT-PIN MEASURE.
Ordinance Given BlacL Eye In Com.
mittee, Despite Strong Advocacy
BY Mrs. Robt. Standard

Aid. Charles McCarty breathed a
sigh OF relief, Monday morning, when
no troop OF avenging women swoop-
ed down upon him in the hearing OF
the council committee on ordinances
regarding his proposed ordinance pro-
hibiting dangerously long pins In wo-
mems headgear.
Only one woman was present, Mrs.
Robert STANDARD. representing the wo-
men OF the FOREST Presbyterian
church. She wore a demure little
turban. with just one long trailing
feather and no sign of "a baEbed point
which could injure any male persons
eye or facial beauty. sirs. STANDARD
moreover, was in favor OF the ordi-
nance.
Il really think ii is a good thing,
and | hope II will pass" said Mrs.
STANDARD, and il was then that NC.
Carly began TO breathe easily. Il
am so afraid that my husband Will
be out some time and will get Jao-
bed in the eye by one OF those horrid
long pins. | suppose that the women
really don't think when they buy
them. for there really is no excuse
for them. | hope the styles Will
change soon. any way. II isn't the
grown women so much that have
these pins as the little chits In tam
o-shanters. They will have from two
TO four pins stuck through at different
angles, and the way they keep their
little heads bobbing around, IL makes
them ever SO dangerous. But they
don't mean any harm, poor things.
think IL such an ordinance as this
were passed. Ii would serve TO call
their attention to the matter and they
would stop wearing the long pins.
All the ladies l have talked to are
perfectly in sympathy with the ordi-
nance"
Aid. Owens fatherly eye here
caught a glimpse OF the long feather
on Mrs. Standards turban.
IF the ordinance comes up OH the
floor, | think. ought to move to have
feathers included, too" he said with
smile.
Mrs. STANDARD gave the plume a
curl back against her turban.
Il didn't know this was so bad,
she said, but some of them are like
a feather duster. l suppose they ought
TO be regulated"
No other women appearing, the
committee took the matter under dis
cussion.
Il don't think we ought to try to
regulate women's dress" said Aid.
Brozo. I'VE might as well say they
should not wear peek-a-boo waists.
"Oh, don't go meddling with the
peek-a-boo waists" said Aid. Owe
They're all the fun ! have
They might as well compel driv-
ers to put rubber hoofs on their
horses for fear some one would be
hurt by a kick" said Chairman Al
Ian.
There's no comparison between q
horse and a woman" instistey McCar
ty.
Allan, Brozo and Hindle voted
against the ordinance. and Aid
Schultz will put in minority report
fayoring IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
Interest 49, per annum
deposit to date Of withdrawal.

Of withdrawal
evidenced and
during the las years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
The Best Cough Syrup is
Eosily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded II IL Fails.

N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
This recipe makes q pint OF cough
syrup and saves you about " as com.
pared with ordinary cough remedies. II
stops obstinate coughs-even whoop.
ing cough-in q hurry, and Ia splendid
for sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness ano
other throat troubles
Mix one pint Of granulated sugar
with y pint OF warm water, and stir
for minutes. Put az ounces OF Pinex
$50 cents WORTHY In q pint bottle ana
add the Sugar Syrup. Take q teaspoon
full every one. two or three hours'
Tastes good.
This takes right hold OF Q cough and
gives almost Instant relief. ~ stlmu-
lates the appetite and ~ slightiy laxs-
tive--both excellent features.
PInex, as perhaps you know. ~ the
most valuable concentrated compouno
OF Norway white pine extract rich IN
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No other preparation will do the
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strained honey can be used instead OF
the sugar syrup. IL desired.
Thousands OF housewives In the Unit
ed states and Canada now use this Pi-
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has often been inflated, but the OLD
euccessful formula has never been
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have made II Immensely popular.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21

Supreme Court Says Leasing Of Prl
waite Property To shipper Unfair.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-That the
leasing OF private property by rail
roads TO a shipper constitutes an an
due or unreasonable advantage over
other shippers, was the decision to-
day OF the supreme court OF the Ua.-
ted States. In the case OF the Southern
Pacific Terminal Co. and the South
ern Pacific Co. against the interstate
commerce commission.
The terminal company leased Il. III.
Young a wharf at Galveston. and aid
not therefore exact wharfage charges
for handling cotton and cotton pro-
ducts he shipped from Galveston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21

annual dancing party, "Wednesday
evening. Feb. %. 1911, in Chance hall,
corner Woodward and Willis-aves.
All members and their friends are IN
vited.
A delegation from Detroit OF mem
beers OF the National Educational as
ISOLATION will join the delegation
from Chicago and western points on
their WAY TO the annual meeting of
the department OF superintendent TO
be held in Mobile, Ala, Feb. 23-25.
In the Detroit party will be Supt- and
Mrs. Wales c. Martindale, Supervis-
or and Mrs. O. Frederick, Durand
w. Springer and Supervisor
Charles l.. Spain. Following the
meeting side trips have been arrans-
ed TO the Booker T. Washington
school in Tuskegee, and the school
OF Organic Education in Fairhope,
Ala, as well asHto the Mardi Gras.
in New Orleans.
The usual overflow audience lis.
tened TO Director Griffth in the MI
scum of Art auditorium, Sunday NJ
ternoon, when he gave talk on
American artists and their work.
The subject was particularly timely
as q number OF canvases by Ameri-
cans are now hanging on the walls
OF the museum galleries. Director
Griffith says he hopes to secure an ex'
hlbition OF the work Of Senior Sorolla
Bastida, the noted Spanish land
scape painter. for the museum, In the
near future. This artist Is now In Chi
cago with an exhibition OF his own
cnnvases, and Director Griffith, who
spent part of last week in that city,
had the pleasure of meeting the ar
fist and seeing his work. HE VIII
create a sensation IL his work comes
to Detroit" says Mr.. Griffith.
Invitations have been issued by the
Southern society of Detroit, for the
first annual ball, to be held Washing
tons birthday evening, in the Hotel
fuller ball room. The societys mem
bership Is composed OF men who were
born south OF the Mason and Dixon
line, and although not more than two
years old, II is a particularly vigor-
Gus organization. The officers are:
President, Frank c. Sibley; vice-pres.
ident, the Rev. John II. Boyd; second
vice president, q. l. Matthias; treas
urer, the Rev. J. T. McGarvey; sec
rotary, b. c. Gaines. Board OF COVER
nors: w. NJ. Chamberlin, ID. A. Pier
son. II. 8. Fenner, the Rev. c. l.. Arm
old and r. G. Neighbors. The COM
mittee in charge OF the arrangements
of the ball promise many unusual
and attractive details for what is
planned to be a very distinguished
function.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-21
May AboIIsh Penslon Aaeneles.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--President
Taft, II was reported in the senate to-
day, will abolish dozen OF the eight.
cen pension agencies In the country
by executive order. The house elimin-
ated seventeen agencies from the pen
sion appropriation bill. leaving only
one agency. In Washington. The SEN
ate committee on pensions restored
all the agencies. IL was said that the
house would not protest because OF
the assurance that the president win
apply the AZ.
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swindled Out Of 5000.

Fernando Russo. a 76icilian. OF No.
ll9 Russellst. was made a victim of
the ancient handkerchief trick by two
OF his countrymen. Monday morning.
The two men met Russo on ST. An
toine-st., near Gratiot-ave. BY Undue
ing him TO pool his cash with theirs
and place IL all I'm the same handker-
chief, OF which Russo was To have
possession. they separated him from
5000