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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
WILL DEFINE POWERS
OF COMMERCE COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The pow.
ers CT the new court of commerce
PROBABLY will be defined by the SUI
preme court OF the United States as
the result OF cases argued before Il
yesterday. AS these cases are the
first that have been appealed TO the
supreme court from the commerce
courts, unusual attention is being Civ.
en- them-by shippers
The main point to be decided is
whether the court OF commerce has
the power TO review and change the
orders OF the interstate commerce
commission, fixing freight rates. The
government claims the court has no
such authority.
The case IL tnat OF the shippers as.
sociation OF Ohio aud the Eaglc White
Lead Co, against the Queen & Ores.
cent route. The commission ordered
small freight reductions and the shin
IpeTs appealed, demanding greater ~.
duCtions. The court OF commerce sus
taineG tho commission bat declared
.it had jurisdiction 10 review aud
charge rates IL Il saw IT.
\ Similar cases pending before the
supreme Courf are OF the Proctor a.
Gsinale Soap Co---ttHd tire Baltimore
q OHIO Railroad against the commits
son each cpse ,nsoIging the iuris
.dictiuH OF the court OF eommeres.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
SOUTHWICK ON STAND
DENIES WIFE'S CHARGES

William D. Southwick. defendant in
suit for divorce brought against him
By Frank S. Southwick. his 56-year
old bride of six months, taking the
stand In his own defense, Friday en-
tered q general denial OF his wife's
charges OF cruelty.
There isn't anything in my power
that | wouldn't be willing to do for my
wife" he declared, but he admitted
that he did not always take her ac-
tons as gracefully as he might.
Mr.. Southwick attributed their quar-
rels and his wife's unhappiness more
to her ill-health than to his alleges
cruelty. Instead OF qnarreling during
their trip through Europe as Mrs.
Southwick testified he said they had
a pleasant Journey. and that she SEEM
ed to enjoy herself. She objected 10
the expense, he said. and found fault
when he wanted 10 send wireless
home.
Asked TO describe the incident on the
boat when Mrs. Snuthwick said her
husband created n scene. he said they
were starting down stairs, when he
stepped back TO permit man from
PHILADELPHIA to go first, and his wife
stepped ahead and walked downstairs
with this man. Southwick admitted
that he did not like ibis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
GRACE HOSPITAL CREATES
TWO NEW DEPARTMENTS

New departments were created in
Grace hospital In a meeting OF the
board of directors, held Friday. one
to be known as Special therapy and
research" with DR.. George Il. Myers
as pathologist and Or. Rollin Ii. Stew
ems as X-ray specialist and another
to be called "Orthopedic surgery
with Dr. +. c. Kidner, orthopedist.
Many changes were made in the medi-
cal staff. The complete list OF ap-
pointments follow:
Executive committee, medical staff,
DIR. Oscar LeSeure, chairman, DIR. Har-
old Wilson, DIR. George q. caron. all
represcntbg the medical staff. and DR..
w. l. Babcock. superintendent, repre-
senting the hospital. Consulting star:
Consulting surgeon, Dr. Ii. l.. Obetz;
consulting hHsicians. Or G. G. Miller
NJ. J. Spranger and - II. Lawson.
Attending medical st3n, division OF
general surgery. Surgeons. DIR. Oscar
LeSeure - II. knight; associate sur
gCOns. Drs. Il. & Hon, +. \. Kelly ana
e. J.. Thompson; assistant surgeon, DR.
George +. Myers.
Division cf special surgery. gynecoi.
ugists: Drs. &. -. Grumrine j. 4. Muir
ray H. y. Baggerty: associate gyno-
coioSists, Or. Bruce Anderson assist
ant synccDlogist Dr. g. g. Wright, oU-
stetrician, Or. X. ". Richards; assist
Hul ODStSlIlCldDS, Its. ~. H. n oeSSler
and lanes 3. Hodge opthalmoloSists
ANA otplaryngoloists. Drs. harold VIII
son ard - ~. MacLachlan. assistant
1pnthalmologtst ana to-laryngologiE'
pr. Nail Bentley urologist, pr u r.
cooley Psychologist Dr. Jonu Van
llec; assistant in orthopcdics. Dr W..
c. Paterson.
Division of special medicine, phvsi-
clans: Drs, g. q. Caron and Z. J. ken
DAN. associate physicians, Drs. l.. J..
G. Wendt H. g Bevington and L. s.
Morris: dernatologists. Drs. j VI Grit
nm and IL VI. stevens: pediatriciaus.
Drs. II. u. Drake and u. l.. Orlcman
ncurolcCist Dr H. NJ. King
Department Of special thcrapy and
research. roentgenoloRist Dr. L. ~.
stevens. pathologist, Or q y Myers:
special diagnosticians, Drs L. r. G.
Wendt and J. = Morris orthopedist,
DR. +. c. kidner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13

They've quit reporting new clews
to the Mona Lisa. haven't they?"
chuckled Isidore Macpherson after
roofing through the heap of papers
on our exchange table. When he
crosses our office in his orbit he al
ways tarries and INDUCES himself
with swift review OF what's upper
most In the cosmos. Only the head
lines and high spots interest lsidore.
whose beaten trail Is the world, who
fluctuates between Tacoma and Te-
heran or between Hoboken and Hong
Kong, according as his route is writ.
ten. Even now the commercial mis-
sionary was on the way from Grand
Rapids TO Papeete 10 spread the gos-
pei Of golden oak sideboards where
golden oak is as yet not afoul of the
higher criticism that sneers at shiny
furniture.
We replied that the great painting
had, In spite OF the universal hue and
cry, remained as thoroughly undis.
covered as that bourne from which
no traveller returns, and that even
clairvoyants and the anonymous let
ter cranks had ceased to offer Paris
its daily hint.
"Old NJ. Lepine is pretty silent,
eh?" grinned our visitor Your sleuth
always is when a case peters out, and
it always peters out unless some out.
slider who is on the inside eases the
sleuths quiet tip. II the excite.
ment dies off without getting a rise
out OF some insider outside, the cops
know II is no use. In fact the aver
age efficient detective force is eff
cient just so far as 1t is able to sense
good feed box info, without having
to be hammered over the head with
II more than four or five times. Tho
trouble with Lepine ia that I failed TO
go up TO his office and unbosom my
self. He would have been surprised
TO learn what ! did with the Mona
Lisa"
'.You" we exclaimed. You stole
the Mona Lisa" II appalled, us. This
bright, open-faced youth. with many
a clustering curl on his forehead OF
alabaster hue, a Goth despoiling the
treasure house of civilization,
sit down. Don't get excited" be-
seeched Isidore YEARLY. II didn't say
| stole 1t. | didn't borrowed 1t. |
took II, but I didn't get away with II.
couldn't return 1t, because they
wouldn't let me. What's more, could
not put 1t back even now, because it's
still there. And can't go and get
it, because it's useless TO try 1t
can't come back"
This was dumbfounding. "Vandal!"
we Missed. you even glory in your
guilt. And taunt us with incoherent
mumblings,"
Now, you are all overheated over
the loss OF that painting" the culprit
said. unabashed, unblushing. 'I'll ad-
NIT Il was a good painting-better
than I could do myself without a little
practice, but why scream against me
SO? Befoie 1t became advertised so
much 1t didn't mean anything TO you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
MILLWORKERS' STRIKE
THREATENS TO SPREAD

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. ia
general strike OF all mill-workers in
New England, was feared today as tho
result of the walkout yesterday OF
81 400 operatives who struck as a pro.
test against their wages being reduc-
ed through the operation OF the man
datory 54-hour a week law. Business
is at a standstill mere.
Fifteen thousand additional workers
We're expected TO abandon their looms
today, and when they go out, every
mill In this city will be affected. The
authorities declare. should general
sympathetic strike order be issued, il
will be necessary. to call out the en-
tire state militia TO maintain order
Strike leaders declare general
sympathetic strike throughout New
England will be forced il the compan-
les here do not agree today 10 re-
tore the old wage scale.
There were numerous minor clashes
TO-DAY but nobody was seriously hurt.
Realizing the seriousness of the
situation and fearing repetition ~
the rioting OF yesterday when scores
were injured. the city council appoint
cd 81 aremeh az police deputies and
ordered every available policeman on
patrol duty in the factory districts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
FEDERATION OF CIVIC
ORGANIZATIONS FORMED

A meeting was held, Friday eve
ring. In the Board of Commerce rooms
for the formation of the Federation
of Civic Organizations of Detroit. FIVE
associations were represented, the
East End Civic Association, the North
western Bpusiness Mems Association,
the Northeastern Business Mems AS
ociadon. the Central Grand River I'M
provement Association and the Mack
Avenue Improvement Association. II
liz intended 10 take in all the civic
ORGANIZATIONS in the city each being
represented in the federation by three
delegates.
Matters OF general importance to
the city will be taken up and recon-
nendations for united action on such
questions will be made.
Oficers were elected as follows:
President. +. f. Pitcher; vicepresi-
dent, r. T. Duchamre; secretary,
Owen Rippey, and treasurer, Robert
Greenfield The next meeting of the
federation will be held the third Tues
day In February
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
AND We DON'T CARE IF
IT NEVER COMES BACK
Cold Spell Bids Us Goodbye,
Rising Temperature Being
Promised by Weather Man.

Ia, Ia. Mr. Cold Spell. for while.
at least.
Weather Observer Norman B. Con-
ger advised The Times, Saturday
morning. that the temperature would
rise considerably today and tomor-
row.
THE weather today and tonight
will be fair and warmer" he said.
land on Sunday it will be warmer,
with some snow"
The zero weather promised foI
Friday night made It's appearance,
all right, but il was not officially az
cold as predicted. The weather Of
fee thermometer on the top Of the
Majestic building registered nothing
lower than below. OF { a. m. Sat
urday, but Mr.. Conger's thermometer
at his home, about four miles out
Woodward-ave., marked mp Il be
low at the same hour. lie said his
house register was correct, and ne
accounted for the difference In the
two temperatures by pointing Out
that there was less radiation down
town than out in the open. the out.
skirts OF the city. the lowering
clouds, he said, preventing the heat
Of the downtown buildings from
rising and letting the colo air down
Twelve degrees is tbe lowest reg
istration for the present winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13

low-grouha nacksaw. ! was getting a
pretty sweet commission on every
trial order. and preaching the Hack
ensack hollow ground hacksaw to the
French mechanics TO make them dis
card the old, worn ont hacksaws
they'd been using since the day when
Paris was only collection OF Wet
caves.
We'll, on this day was making
my rounds, like Aladdin's friend, the
magician, trying TO work off new hack
saws for old. ! dropped into the shop
Of boss plumber named jules on
the Rue del de la--well, you know
that rue along the river next TO tho
cluster of highbrow Renaissance
buildings called the palace OF the
Louvre. Jules wasn't In. but the little
lady bookkeeper--I forget whether her
name was Delphine or Hortense--who
made out the bills and overcharges
as efficiently as the boss himself. al
ter | got TO chatting with her about
taking a little trip TO Versailles to
see the fountains splash warmed up
enough TO tell me that Jules was over
in the Louvre somewhere on n job.
The place was closed TO the public,
although II was a Monday, but there
were lot of workmen overhaluing
the place and IL could make noise
like an honest toiler could get in.
| guessed my sample case full of
hacksaws made me eligible, so took
e walk over TO the Louvre.
(Continued)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
NO MORE MISERY
IN THE STOMACH
Dyspepsia, Gas and Indigestion Vanish
and Your Stomach Feels Fine
in Five Minutes.

IL what you just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump Of
lead. refusing 10 digest. or you belch
Gas anG Ernctate sour. undigestod
food, or have a feeling of Dizziness,
Heartburn. Fullness. Nausea, Bad
taste In mouth and stomach bead
ache--this is Indigestion.
A full case OF Pape's Diapepsin
costs only so cents and will thor
oughly cure your out-of-order stom-
ach, and leave sufficient about the
house I'm case some one else in the
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist TO show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under
stand why Dyspeptic trouble or all
kinds must go and why Diapepsin
always relieves sour, out-of-order
stomachs or Indigestion in five mn
utes. DiapepsiD Ia harmless and
tastes like candy, though each dose
contains power sufficient 10 digest
and prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you eat; besides.
IL makes you go 20 the table with a
healthy appetite: bur, what will
please YOU most. is that you will feel
that your stomach ana intestines
are clean and fresh, and YOU Will
not need 20 resort 60 laxatiycs or
liver pills for Hiliousness or CUnsti-
patton
This ciLy Mll have many Diapep-
sin crauks. as sOiuc people VIII cell
them. but you vii! BE- crankv ABOUT
this syleudid- stomach plcUr ration
tee. n you ever Try little tor In
digestion or Gastritis cg any Ctner
stomach nGesry.
Get some Pape's bIlpepsin now.
.fh.- minute. uad fogtv9y - yourself
d stomach I%uble aad indigestion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
Sales Slips cl Foowing Stores Good for Votes

DRUGS.
.iruGt BIOS. I3S Gratiot Ave.
Herman l.. Becker. 473 Gratiot Az.
r. E Bodimer ISL Clay Ave-
Clarke Pharmacy. llT4 Michigan Ave.
Duncombe Pharmacy, 2slG woodward.
J. II. Webster, p3S Ghamplain St
A j. Filler, $50 jefferson Ave.
john Il. Paddock, $50 Michigan Ave
+. s. Geppcrt 1900 Grand River Ave
Geo. ~ NJ: hlnseistcr. 1865 Gratiot ave.
Morris DRUG store, 80 Grand River
NJ Elliott Pharmacy, 1902 Gratiot Ave.
T.. 4. Schwartz 1858 Jefferson Ave
Edward Young 1Gl Oakland Ave. HtAe
Eastman's DrdE store 1884 Woodward
John \. Dyer. 1916 Gratiot Ave.
tiFeerthH, PhGrruacy. 1913 Gratiot Ava
.i,.cod > A5Dot, Fourteenth and Mi.
wrihec Aves
scitx Foster SIS Baker. srr
Geo D.: Billing. 1892 Woodward Ave
T. - E:eningstnll. 553 Baker 81.
'rhos. rclanGcr. River Rouge.
yVu, Eyre g. son, g32 Crane River Ave
: Herman. 2A5s Jefferson Ave.
Geo. Eews;onc. $50 Clay Ave.
car! iSrleger. sS7 Gratiot Ave.
VIM r. KrieEer. 1887 ,}ratiot Ave.
MACPHERSON & Muenz. 592 Cratic; Ave-
irhoa =. schelch lois Gratiot Ave
4 r. Rockwell. so4E Woodward Ava
ri 4 Burghurdt i96 Baker.
r,dw schaumnurG. River Rouge
JEWELLERS.
OTTO simon. iS6 Gratiot Ave. Al..
Alva Hum Jeweiry Co.. sso Grand
p5 Kiysi 8 &c co a4o Griswo,d ST
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
FIREMEN FIGHT S250,000
FIRE IN BITTER COLD

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. !3.--Fire
which for hours threatened the heart
of the business district of Philadel'
phia today, entailed loss OF S2o0,00O,
ard caused great suffering 10 several
hundred members OF the Philadelphia
fire department. 40 of them collapslng
from the cold Five were injured
The fire broke out at $3.50 o'clock
In tho Lubin Film Service building,
destroying that structure and saloon
adjoining. Sparks We're blown by a
raging northwest wind and many
buttdings in the business district were
saved only by the blanket OF snow on
their roofs.
The mercury was below zero and
the fremen suffered frightfully.
LOGAN, w. Va. Jan. 13.--Fire,
causing loss of 100000. with but
little insurance, swept this town be-
tween 1880 and 8 o'clock this morn
ing. The fire started III the 100000
Logan county court house. built less
than three years ago, which was com
letely destroyed. together with all
the county records.
Minors department store was wiped
out with a loss of 100000 or more.
The Cooperative Mercantile Co.
stores were burned with a loss OF
$35 900, Johnson's grocery store, the
Grand pool rooms. and the Logan fire
department house were burned. At
n. m, the fire was still raging, but
under control
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
INVENTOR OF KNIGHT
MOTOR TO LECTURE

The entertainment committee OF
the Wolverine Auto club has arranged
with Mr.. Charles Y. Knight, inventor
and developer OF the knight Sleeve
motor, to lecture In Detroit.
The lecture will be given In the
club rooms, Hotel Griswold, on We'd
nesday evening. January IL. The lee
ture will be illustrated by stereopti.
con views.
All members are cordially invited
10 attend. Your membership card will
admit you at the door II you desire
to bring friend with you, the assist
ant secretary will furnish a card for
him upon application without charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
ROSES AND CARNATIONS
SENT TO THE HOSPITALS

The work Of arranging into bou-
quets the beautiful roses and carna-
tons which have filled the Wayne
gardens all week IN connection with
the convention OF the American Roso
and American Carnation societies. be-
gan early Saturday morning. by
small army OF willing workers, under
the direction OF the members OF the
Detroit branch OF the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit guild 10 which or
ganization the flowers We're given by
the florists. The bouquets were sent
10 the various hospitals and public In
stitutions OF the city and 10 hundreds
OF sick and unfortunate persons. Au-
tomobiles, delivery wagons and Boy
Scouts assisted IN the delivery OF the
flowers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
$4,000. OOMPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Sins
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION coon FOR VOTES


JeiI-o, The Dainty Dessert, save
front of carton ..............s. W
Knro Corn syrup. save red label. 20
ISnrn Corn syrup, save blue inbeI 40
kingsford Corn starch, save front A.,
Uf carton .'s.''''
Argo Gioss starch, save entire car an
Minute TapIoca, sByc entire ear
DunLam's Original Cocoanut. save -.
front of carton .....,..' - :"
RunkeI's Premium baking Choco.
late, save wrapper 100 anu ~
Runh els High Grade Brenkfast
Cocoa, save tin tops. ........... -o
Itunkers Cocoa, labeled tins, save 49,
nuukeI's Dairy MIX Chocolate
save wrappers.
Runkeis Almond MIX Chocolate. j..
save wrappers ,.,,.
Runkers vienna swees Shoeo'ae' "a.
Calumet Baking Powder, save IL ,.
brary slips ...... .''.' ivo. Iov, -
Morton's Free Running snit. save a.
po,, Huron triangle ait,.save cou-
wr,ah,. Maple syrup. save label,
$50, 800, 100
Roar,s snn Mario CoGcc. save -.
nonr,s PILOT Coffec, save wrappers =
nour.s Couqueror. steel cut. save
wrapper 49, - -
Hours Royal Garden Coffee, save 49,,
wrapper ....... %
Dour's Old Master Coffee, save
wrappcr .''s. ,..'''- 80. ~
Hours noyai Garden Ten. save
xVrGnner s.-..'..s -VV w i"''
P,rson'a HouschoId Ammonin, save
label ..-..'.- 80 :" -
Franco American Food Products,
snVe labels .....'.,. w" 70 "V
mel, srnfs aIaearomi, Spaghetti,
t3eg Noodles, save enfire car.
......5O and ia
A r,s,o. Flour, save sack $50 60 $50
Dl>by shoe Polish. save carton,
so 90 To-
Red Hen MoIasses. save inbcI. 10
Ginger Cake Moiasses. save label. 40
clash Cleaner, save top OF cnn. 40
saginaw TIP Match, save coupon
King a Match. save front or cSs-
ION. enclosing taree boxes. 30
uncI,. Jerry Pancake Flour, s5ve
front Of carton ...,,....'... .'.. ~
Dutrb Ten Rusi.. save N'rnppsr.. 10
WrisIey's Oiivi'p Toilet SOAP, save
wrapper ........ $3.50. 80 ~
ueu,inuway Surprising Brsnd Cam
ned Goods, save wrapper. ...... 10
Hemingway Alpine brand Canned
Goods save wrappers ........ 10
Hemingway Auburn Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers, .......-.... i"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
GIRI PRISONER LEAPS
FROM TRAIN, ESCAPES
Clara Barnowski Goes Through
Window and No Trace of
Her Is Found by Officers.

Clara Barnowski. aged 10, who has
been before the juvenile court almost
every week for two years, Jumped
from a rapidly moving Wabash train
Friday night as she was being taken
TO Adrian to enter the reformatory for
girls, to which place she had been sen
fenced by Judge Hubert.
The girl was In charge OF Miss Alice
Brown. She asked TO go TO the wash
room, and after locking the door on
the inside crash OF glass was heard.
The door was forced open, and the girl
was gone. The train was stopped az
Deiray, and search OF the track was
made but no trace OF the girl could be
found.
II is almost certain that she was
injured in her jump. as the train was
going fast. Truant officers and polico-
men have thus far been unable to iind
any trace OF her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13

That's human nature. Human nature
seldom gets enthusiastic over mas
terpiece until something happens 10
it, nor over an old master until, after
he is dead and pefrined And. having
uttered which few kind words ] am
going to tell you what 7 did with the
Mona Lisa.
AT the time of the disappearance
OF La Giocouda, or the Mona Lisa.
as II is called" began the Returned
Commercial Traveller, 81 was in the
Paris strictly on business. IL was as
.oI,- ,,,,,. sr. +ho uacteneock hOl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
PROMINENT BUSINESS
NAN TAKEN BY DEATH

James Arthur aged 81. one OF the
( est known photographers IN Detroit,
died Friday al ais home, No. % Boston
boulevard. Death was caused by heart
disease. with which he had been con-
lned To his home for 10 days. Mrs.
Clara b. Arthur, prominent leader OF
the suffrage movement in Detroit, and
three daughters, survive Mr.. Arthur
was born in Montreal. bur spent his
younger days In Scotland He had
been in business in Detroit for 90
Years. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13

Votes
beck's Poienta Rolled Oats, save
"''"n ............. 100
beHkA stone Ground Oatmeal. save
'''' x00
To~ar Creamery Butter, save wrap
poi .'....-.. 4J0
Queen Anne Soap, save ~rapper. GO
eueen Anne Washing Powder.
snse heads .-.................. 10
Queen Anne scourer, save heads. lua
buckeye Evaporsted MIX, save
wrapper. ................ SO gpd lOo
sphinx brand Spices, snSe carton 100
SPHINX Brand Extracts, save ear
Lee a Cady's Powdered sugar, save 80
Columbia brand Currants, saw.
'front.' carton ....-.............. 100
White Lilly brand Asparagus, save
wrapper so
Pnnss Brand Rsisins, save carton.
kei.I-C,. Gvm. ,,y. o.,.ia: ,.,. 80
True Blue and Everybody Gss
Mantle, save carton. 100 81 15o
Beaudoin's Mustard. Cstsup, niuinE
AMI Horseradish, save labels. 100
liordeau's Potato Chips, save wrap
sheiiIs Wrapped Cakes. pure. el..,.
wrapper; save wrappers 100 .ns .ss
Osmun's Sailed Peanuts and Brt-
frrscoteh, snve carton. ....... 50
La Aornz. "the cigar OF cigars" Sc
size toperas, 80 votest Zee sfzs
100 votes. is lA
Mail Pouch Tobacco. save front of
pecknEe - -
san Toy Toilet water. save ear
ton ............... 90 10 1908
san Toy Perfume. save carton. 5os
TO .....,s.'.s. 's.s.s.s ktt'H
San Toy TaIcusn. save hoe. $3.50. mo
Soap aside. save coupon. 100 to 25s
Grand Laundry, save laundry alps.
ole customers one vote tor ench
csntt new ca stOmers. 10 votes for
zach cent.
Touar's MIX. New customers on par
chase OF g. worth &C tickets shows
by receipt stamped, new custesasr.
COCO votes. t
,. Caivert's sons, coal and cokes save
drivers delivery slip. Ola customers
80. votes per toni new customers
5000 votes per ton, ON hard cool
and coke only. fff3
Mic haei Mcnamara varntsh wer;ss.
Hart stein Finish; save labels, 80.
SO0. 1850 and $500 votes.
GrfnneII Bros Planes, save purchase
Sins on GrinnelI Dros.' own make
only. Ten votes for each cent Paid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
HOTEL rRoNTENAc suens.

FRANKFORT, Mich. Jan. l3.-1he
ROYAL Fronteuac hotel was totally de.
stroy et-by IRE at ~ O'Clock last night.
Inc hotei had Been closed for the win.
ter months and there vas nobody I'm IL
al the time. The origin OF the fire.
which caused a loss estimated az 800.
0Go. Is not known The ROYAL From.
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