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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

Lateral sewer NO EUob III dlley III
block bounded by Goodwin st and
Cameron ave. Westminster ave.
and Lynn st.
sub. OF lots 25. rs, 81 and a2. u
sec 49, 10000 Acre Tract. Ham,
tramck, Wayne Co. Mich. Part /
Unknown, lot 10. last named sub.
7ss7-For constructing Nitrified Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 2077 In alleys
in block bounded by Parkinson and
Martin, Clayton and Bulwer ayes
NJ white, lot z. Palms sub of part OF
lot 6, Christopher Markey Est, II.
c. 60. SprinEwells. Wayne CO..
Palms lot IS, last named sub. Part /
Palms, e. Il lot &c. last named sub,
Part 1
c. w. Thomas. W. Il lot so, last
named sub. ............. Part
Palms. lot "a. last named sub Part 1
M Janigo, lot So. last named sub,
Part 1
NJ widack, lot So last named sub.
Part
w. Guirweck. lot SC, last named sub,
Part
NJ. ZolkowslSi. lot IS, last named sub,
Part
M. zolkowskL lot SO. last named sub,
Fart 1
NJ. zolkowskI. lot 90. last named sub,
Part 4
T3ss-For constructing Nttrihed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 205S, in alleys
IN block west Of Delray ave, N. or
Jefferson ave.
II, Leach. lot %. Marion's sub. Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20


$40 Il IS 10 20 SO
10 q aas 30 IS 20 400
ga Al As 10 20 81,
"a a IS 10 20 si'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Wer einmal pas betunnte Brighton
an Der Siiotlite gnglanos beiuht Bot,
bat fiber bort Elm punDerIi6es 9ebGuz
be bsmertt. oeTsn SttIformen eineu
fhrsienben Gsgtnias gu fsinsr gan5sn
llmgebuns uno gu benz 5immeI bilDen.
unter benz ss itsbt. Gs iit Der ioges
nannts t0nigli6e qapiQon, Der init
5piebslfOrmigen auppeln, orientali.
iheH Ulinarets, hineititen uno inbts
itsn arhitetturen aus ieiner englt'
Then llmgebung berausragt. Sdon
Iptrtt oas 9ebGupe ntht, uno psr es
aniiebt. betommt peDsr Dor bem Stils
sefiibl feines grbduers mod isiues BE-
itellers Qdtung. unipillturlih permtts
tibet man irgenbeine furit!ihs 2iebss.
gsibihte, ben 3ufluhtsort zines in
tersFonten paares in oieier ungss
pobnIi6en 8ehuuIung. Cine foIte
2iebssgei6ihte bot Dies 6aus aud ges
fskn. Der 8eitellsr mar Der grin3
bon @ales, fpdtere Georg ", Der es
1877 Don Rafb fir cine betrddtIi6e
Summe srbauen lieb, unb es baupts
iddli6 basu benuste, bort jebss Sobr
nit isiner WaitreFe, 5rau Sis 5srs
bert, etnigs monots Sof gu boIten. Gs
lit betunnt, bab Georg als 2isbbaber
oft niat gefhmadDolIer mar bsnn ala
Qrhitett. Setn @erhdltnib gu Jrau
JtB 5erbert mar ieoenfaus ni6t nur
Die lGngite, ionbern aud Die anftGn.
biefte fsiner Qiebihafter, tpenn bisisr
Qusbrut erlou6t 1T. syrau Gis Ser
bert, nit ibrem Mdb6ennamen Maria
Qnna Smntbe, lernte ben etfpa 25jdhs
rigen grinsen, ben iis i'm Utter um
fshs Sabre Iberragte. in elmer Qons
ooner 9eie(lihuft fennen. gr perliebts
ii6 iogleih fter6lrth in fis, trosbem file
ieinen QntrGasn sundfft tein Gsh1r
itentts uno iih nit grobsm geihit
oertbioigte. Der prina - man lebte
bamals In Der romdntifhen 3eit -
nahm foqar einmal fetne 3ufIuht su
Der aom0bie eines Sslbitmorbperiu.
Dies. nm All bensifen. fpie tief feline
atebe 5u ihr lei. Sb fis bapon ass
rifhrt mar. ober Oh tie ben 4ugsnbfid
fir gstcmmen erdhtete. lie entfhlob
fih, benz prinasn gu elmer morsanatis
fhen Gbe Die in apnbon in ibrem
buufe Dollsosen tpurbe, bic 6anb al
rei6tn. 0on bu an fpurbe ihre 8ers
binbune bon per SsFfentlihteit unb
bon ben sFreunben bss 9Grinsen ols off
fenes geheimnib bebanbslt. Wearia
Mnnu nib 6erbert mar porher fhon
aipeimal Derbsirrtbst oepefen, ihre
ttiben W6nntr tpdren aber nun tiirssr
1oH staSsbsn Gas i4siH., aa4 Ssu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

6erporquellens ppm Mdnnhen be-
fruhtet iperben. 3ugleih NIT ben
Giern fpirb eiue ihleimiee W1afie abs
sefeBt, bic init ben Siiben Su Shoum
gefhlaeen tptrb. Damn formt bas
Weibhen aus benz Shaumflumpen
nit ben 6interbeinen einen regelmobis
gen gallen, behen RGnber es INN elm
pber nebrere glGtter berumbieet, nos
ourh Der 2aid 9efhiibt pirb. Die
Gter, bic perbdltnibmdbig iebr sroB
finb, oa fie mebr als bret Willimett. /.
i'm DurhmeFer fai1en, iinb farblps.
Cine beipnoere Shleimbaut umeibt
| lie, Die ben Giern nnisrer sSrDfhe
feblt. galb enttpideln fih bic 2arpen.
Die fhaumiee Wlufie 3ie1t Waiier in
bic innere ShIeimbiille, unb Die tle;s
nen Weien fDnnsn iih in einem leidtz
| flhNisen Wiittel bepegen. Sieblefe
bat unterfuht, pb lie duf bieie Wei'e
uud Ndbritoffe erlansen. bod fanb tr,
bab bies niht Der San ift. Damn
burhbre6en Die Qarpen bic GibiiIIe;
es gelangt 5liifistsit in bas Snnsre
bes 8allens uno loft ben Gif6letm
auf, bic iuneen 5bierhen ordngen lid
in Der Ulitte suiammen; pdbrenb fie
bier in 5lIFieteit idpimmsn, erbdrtet
Der Sdaum ouBen an Der 2uft, uno
bic 2arpen finb in einem 9ebGlter elm
seIhloHen, ben fie Dor "a Stunben
niht perlaHsn biirfen, tpenn lie gum
2sben i'm freien DaiTer befdbigt iein
ipllen. 9pn ielbit piirosn iie ibr 9es
fdngnib ni6t uerlaHen tonnen, bd
tpmmt ibnen bic umpelt 5u Silfe. Gs
perssbt tein 9ag, an Dem teins Regens
| fdlle eintretsn, 70 tann oas WaIfer ben
guQsn Dffnen unb bic tleinsn aauIs
quappen auf benz GrobDben fpiilen.
Sie haben bic 5Gbieteit, mebrere 3age
nit gans lpenig Waifer aus3utommen,
tpie man ourh 8erIuhe init 3bieren
in einem ll6rgldshen feItgeitellt bat.
limb auh bteie GrIheinung 1T cine
CUTE QnpaFung an Die 8erbdltnife,
benn bic tIeinsn Sbierben t0nnsn garz
niht eIsid in bas offsne Wafer ges
lansen, bd bic GierIGtben nett pom
llfsr entfernt. of msbr uls 80 Wlster,
abseisBt porbsn fino. SnfolgebeTsn
blsibsn iie pabribeiuIid IN irgeno
einem tleinen Regentiimpel, bis Elm
tu6tigsr pIagregen Tie in ben ndhiten
Bad ihDemmt. 9isr ftnben lie Rabs
mug, gu bsren aufndbme Tie crit bier
Gage nah ibrem Qusihliipfen befdbtgt
! Iinb. Ruu sntpiteIn Iie fi6 unb ma
den bic 8srpanolung our6, Die auh
unisre Iroihe binter fth baben.
go ftnoen mir in oem Geben oieles
intsreTontsn Sbieres in Der 5auptio6e
bic 3iiss tpieoer. bic uns DoR ben Der
tpanbten in uHieren 9e9enben betdnnt
fino; boneben aber bat e. lid in gang
msrtpiirbiger Weiie ieinen beIonoeren
2ebeusumitdnben dngepabt. g8ir erz
tennsn babel 5uaIsih, pel6 genialer
aInitIer Die Ratur 1T. 8enn nibt ets
pa mubtsn gang neue Ginrihtungen
| fir pas usue Qeben geihuffen peroen,
! Tpnoern bur6 Qusbiioung unb Weis
| terbiIbung bes 8prbanbenen uno ourd
ben 3pong Der ausIeie bes anpaiz
iunssfdbis.H tonnte fie ihr 3is! ers
| reihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

7 9
aarlhen (sar 5ants, bic uuf geiud
gstpmmsn in: $50 bait 9u bsnn Die
GeItents, bic 9u miissbraht hait2"
Sante: .DeIte hsnn, nlein sfiub2"
aorI6en: .Ra, 9upa fagts bod
gsitsrn, bag tpiro cine ihone geT5es
rung tperben, p&nn bic tDmmt.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
antoritdt ponbeuts

6err (su itiHtm Jreunbe. fpeIhsn
er befuht): ~Gs asht mid ia nif.s an.
ober - 10 Off ih fton BEL Dir mar:
Gsins lrau babe ih nod nismals in
Der Ride pefehenlA
Greunb: %, bic fcht iogdr fsbr
gut unb serne; nbsr fell 3ipsi Wonas
ten lit iis nit ber R0Gin auf Hriegss
fut. nnb br oettaui fie fiH nini
|sinetHls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
aOminiarators rs.Oerkauf.

8g'eIGs stHS On m,t esrt1feisn Rsfstles bts
Nrpbais1srlais Bon pemilten RoaRtp Chic In
BEN Sale Ao 1914 ss asmHihraier bss ga4.
laNes nes ptrhorheHsn asttr GrusRsr ntrpt h
oittElrsn aEi eNeuii@sm 8sr.aai am 4lass itlth
am MittEDpS ben 4 Gf0bsr 1911. aa 2:31 ubi
Ratmiiiaas, bas H04foiesHe bdtrisksnt @guaet
eieeHtbum, namit9:
Gas qan5t sspife aaao in ss.,ion 81. 1svafbit
3 JraeiioHal 8anst q pss 1gtcmi Qn.aats 6al
milton GoaHtp. Ehle bilesnb tinta 5ttil psn Sci
Re, ftbeH ~ bon 5ateb StrseinssrE uHfttaAi
ibeilaHg. fgt eiResIragtu lm 4iansERh Aa 4
Ssltt 81 Samiiioa esaHip. Cb,o. 8storbs mn
bsl3IifbsH pit folei AHfaHeenb On siHsm Etssut il
Der SaogftEgte bon esiaeitr Got No. fsttH "a rsp
bdaeer uHisrGbttellana baaH nofbrpasts an esi
UHittE NtHie eeg bsiaeieg Got Re hebeH fTl ne
bsHgnefaHistg uHe si/lvo t57.slj i}at .a Der CUB
oNssts ber goi ,absriraaeH an aota une Gpaiis
Martin sarG Ieb, etnariraetB in Eut s5l, ssii
l69; heHH ipsfiiparts paraltl mi. Der uorelnsE Gil
ME BON btiaeier Get 30. htbsn f7l uEb sntIans
5ohn aHe soulia Mnrtin's ihsitdsr q.nit sinbuai
otltptH eEs BON SAotbiHgsE apsnue; bsna lap
pdrts trfiaiq Der etliSsH ginIs Don e6esein
Woenae neurunbttn',ie uue @leo $500 Tsas sl
Der fleishsn Eiait BON triasir Get 4s. febsn "a
lro Der RorDDeftsGfs her Got tptl3, pprbsr on
eortns Sptrbtr ssrfauit pureti eaHn ehip6ris sni
lane tptrbrhs 2ins unb bar iAnii6tn ainis spr
est S.o aO u 'ssH q 'nsaHsst a4iauefsb,is I'm.
lIllee tl7sl7l Eas y benz anioHssslassi MI
qsier Gtusnsr une Murp srufnn. iyin araa, abtr.
tragtn Dlret antsr otIn Datum nss 3 aun 1893
tsss8ts btiagtsr Este sinss,ras:n N ,H Ts.b'saa
edaeits Giasn;tum N bstanHi unb Hurrsrir. e.i
07s eActeiuea apsnut. Gintianots, Cbis.
Gbesfhtst 30 $4,000.
acknowledgements: esar -.
asminissator sn sa6lsss sa sssAssssnsu
Deter 1rssgis
stss' sssx s,siigssIt 9s CHS.
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& altblitta.

Jrnu (su ibrem in Der Ront teim.
tsbrenbtn mann): .G6eufol - in
fam Did nitt fsh<nlS
Wdnn luneebeitsvt): vQustnbIi6,
4Its = ID, nssss sla9 0iAs enaaa'
ms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Efaableibn.

ps6.
u: ~Gsftsrn bat Der 4utoniobiIf.i
trisant I.tisr einen 1ortr1g iiber bie
gor5li9s ieinsr Ausomo5ils unD bic
WGngsl unb 9adsbsils anbsrer Udtri.
tate 9ebalisn.-
9: .Wn - unh2.
Y: .Cs sing ibm nie mil itintn
Autom0bslsH. Wiitfu IN isinsS Rsbt
bIlab q ts6sn.@
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gcrIangt--rdnnlid.

2oISatbettfr, Iunat 9RduHer. bic inli
ge2tIseug umpedeH foHleii. Ite Coz.
Jscit so, 1859 sScfi @tr. i6,17@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Genff6e gtEg fueJt flt IisnftGa une
Dsitttred g8af6cH. Gaafgn eser 4ausTeiEtgen
gprs. ypars. as Rtnafas Ctr.
zentf&es Ifab1sH fmHt EteGEnq fiir
z EGe6
Egca. bentf6e. alisiEiietfnh. f14t gteGf
fir nIaeufeIne SGufngbe:t urh .srf IN Der
aii.s ~ beifsu. 1912 4iam Ctr, q. S;oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Sn berfaufem gcrihieOenes.

gruccrn. fleiae. ipeIde Gin anies @efddf
teitetbi. AliiB, sia65nfyaaeR ZOO 0nitDI
Aiuenue. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

aderr ais erile sanD: $500; ieiue stOii.
1900 slace Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

grfier Atdffe beltitrer eahiRst Npufgr +.
nab I'M Gta1Ibg fem nae EeHeexFT nnb ST.
nifben 81 beioFeeH. Speas O. 60, 8.
anh Genial stpe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

enter gbbhslsr nn 9taaen 6is gort
Sirnhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Mdbdtu fir aleeuieins cGuaurhstt IN etRem
@paf.emeHi fllr 2eripneB: fein ssoigteG
ober eageln. 2sss DapIgnc06 goefur nj
MEblru ih,lT~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
4n pertauien3dnier.

sans bon fs4s 3imnern Rsh. Toilet btl5rs
uIto faiies gsniiet. 2B22 Sanoer StrnHe.
-fgIIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

asminitrotor st Na6lsNd sa psshsYstnsu
Nstsr DrusBfy.
"a. o. Nptsitr,. .aspsii. 3-e-e eatss,s 0ss
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@erIanst-tDeibIlt.

Gin Idb6eu Ar 0ouniersarbeii. nars
suiruagli 2ii GaeaHore Eif. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

NahGtu als Re1tH ans fat alesmfiRs eaufs
arbt.s Ia starg fsamiiit paa stst gssieaen. Rsins
gaunkfpdtbflt Me'tteHEsu StrlsHe! @a1aa'tegtn
iR Iiai ~ Tie sgtbtim. Aptpais Ens Sntnd
astnnt appRsais. lsiepesH. aeoH iss1sA gass
eas lairb ltsatIf IBIS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Rae9tR far Q<wshul.ts Gsafagbat. gsgitas
alienbeia. aurati nusaas IL is
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@,abneu sum @igcln; Ieic5te Mtbcii, aHiyr
2abn ,ssruet a4GELen. uni 240tte Aa5s
CTbeii su befpsaen tu elmer SGlspluTsfsi5as
hrii @arT. aTcnHtsy ~ 60 s. SioG leI'
illesGebnlSr .. mgio tlm CTR
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@cf6 In mastbsrs Gartst
263o Sine Ctr.
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.mabdeu 'iir uphairs.srbsti s2s SHi1iai
abs HpoaoaiC
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

riifIafftatr InmeHf6nesher fa&i at.
Belt! 1000 ssiiEi Eir
Tenff6es ghernar fghi EiRue-aE aEann
fur @ferne ADbe urn gGYfen yraa sifr
4ansGrbsii 1875 Central ses.. ben 3 bis
q ubr ssE1Mltiaes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Jangc nm In Der 0aie.9hssrei 90 urbeiieH
ItE 6Tends 5rrs sSalief Go, i3i7 GiGe ctr.
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acknowledgements.

Rarnnne erna 'adeu sirHuna in riurm
Grtpatbams-aie sFfal ais adfiE be- glaHl
tar Sng.arbgsi etc. Sctn grbarei. 1903
stHelab ZiE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
A JOLLY TIME Ar HOME.


Away on Vacation.
During any time when your wife Is
on an extended visit With her relatives
you can save money from your board
allowance by keeping house for your
self. You may find the following sug.
gestions helpful
If you forget to order Ice you can
render the butter serviceable In the
following manner: Take cnt glass
finger bowl and OIL 1t with cool water.
Scrape the butter into the finger howl
When ready to spread your bread rs
tract your butter In quantities rs need.
ed with the cucumber litter. That's
that fiat silver spoon with hoIes Ia it.
If you smell smoke you viii Doubt
, less find the lamp Is smoking and the
room is covered with SCOT First tnrh
the wick down to save oil, hen get q
damp cloth and so over everything
carefully, rinsing ont the cloth from
time to time. When cleaning the waits
use only a downward motion. so that
the streaks will all run vertically
Not having your wifes social clarm
you will doubtless be given tough steak
by your butcher One way to make
steak tender is to run II repeatedly
through the sewing machine. Use
coarse needle. but no thread The bob.
bin trough will catch the juice. which
can be used later for gravy. II you
take out the bobbin first you will have
more room for the juice Walter A
Dyer In Dellneator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
A Washes Washboa I'd

Women haven't the artistic temper.
ament," complained the orchestra mu.
stefan to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
That's why | am unmarried Oh.
yes, was married once. thought to
acquire woman who could take care
of my home, make little domestic
place Of refuge for me and all that.
but the dream soon fed
"A few days after was married
my bride came to me and said Dear,
that new dashboard you got for me is
e no good at all. ! can't wash your
socks on it,
Washboardr says I. Why, never
bought you washboard' But she led
me out into the Kitchen and showed
the what she'd been scrubbing away
on all the morning Great heavens
1t was my new xylophone."
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
\ CLOTH IN THE MAKING.
The Way the uncouth Product Of ths
Loom Is Finished.


Every woven fabric Is made by
crossing or interlacing two distinct Sc,
ries Of threads together. When the
yarn comes from the spinner 1t ii
mounted upon the loom in spools.
writes Rupert Bowers I'D Harper
Weekly. So wonderfully automatic
are these modern looms thar when d
Dobbln is emptied 1t Is forced out and
full spool ID put In Its place without
stopping the loom. There are an
classes Of looms for all classes Of ma
terial, from the thinnest fabrics up 10
the thickest felts 10 attempt to de-
scribe one or them or the principles on
which they are constructed would IN.
volve the reader III wilderness OF
fechnicalities. The power loom IL one
Of the most remarkable and complex
OF mechanical products. the growth of
many years Of experience and ingenllir
ty and the disqualification of the IN.
ventive genius OF many 0linds
The cloth In the shop window resem
bles the cloth as 1t comes from the
loom SO remotely that @there would
seem to be no relationship between
them The first product Of the loom
is usually uncouth. harsh and anything
but inviting IN appearance. 1t has to
pass through many processes before II
IL finished and made ready for the mar.
ket. 1t Is first mended so rs 10 cor,
rect weaving faults as far as possible
Then ii Is secured and thoroughly
cleansed. Again 1t is looked over and
mended before II passes to the fulling
or milling machine which. with soap
and fnller's earth, produces The finish
that ~ required Then ii is secured
again.
Tenterlng Is the next process This
sets the cloth at satisfactory width
and Strengthens II for The operations
that follow. the first Of which IL called
raising The millions Of tiny hooks on
the gigging machine raise up the hbers
on the surface Of the cloth and leave
them in an upright position The pile
or nap Is the result. This produces
remarkable change in the appearance
and condition Of the fabric. Shenring
Is the NEXT thing This cuts off aII the
raised tihers. leaving them Of uni
form length. The required gloss aHa
solidlty are obtained by The pressing
which follows
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
Rebukinq an Emperor.

Once. SO the story goes. Emperor
Nicholas of Russia asked Liszt to play
In his presence. The musician com.
Piled. but during the performance the
czar started conversation with an
aid-de-camp. Liszt stopped playing at
once. The czar asked what was the
matter. when the emperor speaks"
said Liszt. every one must be SILENT
The car smilingly took the hint. and
the playing proceeded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31

did you hear the rain in the night y
Eyes"
pheasant music, wasn't itg'
II didn't notice the music. was
too busy hustling around closing the
windows. Didn't 1T keep you busy
tooY'
ooh, no! We rent furnished house
you know."--Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31

as the Model ABB Every nlas.aacturing year has
2ceA shortage in these 1t IS unqucstionably the
greatest utility ever designed for merchants and
physicians Forfve years its power plant and trans
mission have remained unchanged. The price re-
mains the same, 5000, equipped with magnetic, TOP
three oil lamps, two gas lamps and generator
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31

Buyers in 1912 will insist upon cars made bv sub
santial concerns that long past the experimental
stage and whose will not decrease in value because
OF inability to get parts the fact that the company
IS no longer in business. The United States Motor
Company, now considered the leading builders of
automobiles in this country, has capacity to manu-
facturc IS 900 for the 1912 season. The COMPANY
has capital OF $42, 100000. 1t employs IA 500 men
i'll manufacturing plants throughout the country It's
guarantee therefore is really worth something, and
particularly its Satisfied Owners Policy, giving you
free inspection service ard care for your car through
its Is branches and 1900 dealers here and abroad
$4,000 MAXWELLS They are used BY enthus-
IN DAILY USE asc owners-which best
tells the story. Used by
l4OUO physicians who require admittedly the most
consistent and reliable servce-that s positive proof
record of91% Of the ive-yearold Maxwels again
registered in New York this years. taken from the
official figures of the Secretary of State.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31

4 "How do you know she's older than
you areT
why, she admitted 1t herself"
Honestly What did she sayg"
"she said, you and are just the
same age, dearie.' Toledo Blade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
$4,000 MAXWELL.S
IN DAILY USE
Satisfied Owners Free Inspection Service

70 facilitate constant ana unfaug service OF Maxwell
cars and to eliminate unnecessary repairs caused by
oversight OF required minor repairs and adjustments
lack Of experience in, and mechanical knowledge Of
the construction and skful operation of his car upon
the part OF the owner, have instituted a Free
Inspection Service
The few motor troubles in cars of today are gener-
any due TO neglect ofunsuspected minor difficulties and
can be avoided by frequent inspection and instruction
as to proper adjustment
For one year after date Of purchase a Maxwell
owner may take his the nearest Maxwell branch
OF dealer once month If necessary for a thorough
inspection without charge
BY the Use of our Free Inspection Service YOU reduce
car trouble and repair expense to a minimum.
This monthly inspection service is in addition to the
Company standard warranty against detective material
4ha Workmanship, as published n catalog,
We care for your car
Wherever you are.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
of Course.

When our friends tell us we are to-,
sensible to be BATTERED we know the,
are sincere. -~Srp"~t Set
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31
MAXWELL MERCURY

3o-hp. Roadster, Sll50 t 81 -
Aush-sde Fcstbaed and ventilated fore-door body,
which is The height Of perfection. Whccl-base, 10
inches. II is equipped with high-tenson racing mar
neto Stfombcfg carburetor Columbia Honeyconb
type OF radiator within designed hood demountablc
rims and wealth of retnemcnts, and is listed at
Sll50 top eTtra), Ii is another instance of Maxwell
value, and incidentally is tie swiltest and best
appointed car Of its type tho American market
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-31

!" 5pFCHU FUVUTUTITy
as the Model II Of which The MASCOTTF Is
the offspring.
We regret our inability to supply all the cars of
this type that were demanded this season but the
increased production next year should enable us to
meet the demand 1t is the prcttiest four-passenger
25hp. touring car that you have ever seen.
Among its features and reinements arc four
cylinder motor (4x4), supplying 25h.p.; 104-inch
wheebase; new ventilated fore-door vestibued body
with smooth, tluah-sdes and inside transmission con
troll artsticaly finished in dark blue with battlcship
gray wheels; oil reservoir, cast integral with the
crank cascj Columbia lloneycomb type of radiator
with new hood of beautiful design; reversible worm
stceringgear mechanism; STANDARDIZATION type of
spark and throttle control under steering wheel which
will be IL inches in diameter springs of imported
English steel, and babearihgs Of German Chrome
Vanadium Tie touring car with its extra-wddc rear
seat at $3.50; the tore-door roadster al $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-05
'C[ARK OUTLINES DEMOCRATIC POLICIES
TARIFF REVISION AND ECONOMY PLEDGED

Washington, April 4.-This day
marked the opening OF the trial OF the
democratic party to demonstrate It's
worthiness to receive the wider con
fidence" of the voters of the country.
Asking his colleagues to keep that
fact uppermost in their minds during
the present session of congress, Rep
resentative Champ Clark of Missouri
in his speech accepting the speaker
ship of the house, today outlined the
measures through which the demo
cratic party hopes to continue the JOY
and faith of the people.
Intelligent revision of the tarif,
election of United States senators by
popular vote, changes in the house
rules to permit proper consideration
OF public measures, economy in han
ding the purse strings of the coun-
try, the publication of campaign con-
tributions and the early admission OF
New Mexico and Arizona to state
hood were some of the things which
Speaker Clark emphasized in the
democratic program as measures
which would be undertaken by the
majority in the senate.
Realizes Responsibility.
Speaker Clark said in part:
MY democratic brethren, coupled
with the Joy of once more seeing a
house, large majority of which is of
my own political faith, is keen sense