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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

only good anchorage near the island
one that can be termed such solely
when the winds blow from the south.
Into the poor shelter Of this cour-
tesy harbor, under the pilotage of Ap-
pleyard (who asserted that he found
his way half by guess work and half
by sense Of smelly the Echo fought
her way and as her anchor bit into
the bottom and her cable tautened
brought up staggering, like a spent
runner at the close of long race.
Only seamanship Of a sort not in.
aptly to be called superb (but not less
so than the courage exhibited by both
mem eked out by Appleyard's init.
mate acquaintance with the waters
thereabouts, could have brought the
Echo through in safety.
Coast took ashore with him a new
| sense of respect and admiration for
his companion. What emotions, II
any, Appleyard entertained, remained
inscrutable
Driving the boat through a quarter.
ing run Of surf, they made an uncom.
Portable though not dangerous land.
ing on the west side of the sand spit,
drew the dory far up and set of. side
by side, wet and weary, for the Cold
Lairs-as they had christened, by
common consent, the abandoned fish
ing village. d
They stumbled up to and through
Its empty street, little wondering. s
little apprehensive, more than a little
alert and inclined to seek the touch
of each others shoulders. They were
in the good old phrase, taking their
lives in their hands In this phase Of
their adventure; and the sense Of this
clutched at their hearts with hngere
Of ice. That they would be recognized
(save Coast by Katherine las the men
who had been on the island 10 the fog
seemed little likely: 90 far 40 they
knew neither had been seen but BY
the Chinaman whom Apple yard had
stunned |; 4 and II was inapEcbable that
he had caught clear ~ of either
There renla1ned, however q hundred
masked dangers growing ont III plaek
stocYe a eerrt ain j 1lt1trusf asid misei II
linz, M 1t6iltty III
iths q tlgsalnA ID shoalS 20
fPasQue Would NJ sse q Il q ~
xapS ~ y q n i s NJ 81 III Back
49, lIli ~ y 1lnlSad
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Playhouse 1 To Great National
/. Anus s1,eEt. 5s Il


Pekin, China Tho theater 81
China II the great national amuse.
ment. and the Chinese will attend i
play that lasts for several days With,
out getting the least tired Of 1t, says
an English writer. \. &
Figure to yourself . huge, dingy
barn crammed fun Of Chinese. mostly
of the coolie class, the men all Oh
one side and the women on the other:
attendants 80 round selling sancers Of
fruit. melon seeds, sweetmeats and
cups Of green ), runstewed tea. Up
above lie q huge gallery. also crammed
with tier upon tier Of men, women
and children, smoking, eating and ges.
ticulating, but, as q rule, perfectly
we'll behaved. In the last respect they
could give many of our own music
hall audiences points, and they never
applaud.
Some have taken their shoes OF and
sit with their bare feet up on the
edge in front Of them, where also is
placed the program Tin Chinese and
written from the bottom Of the page
up to the top), and the saucers Of
fruit and other "chow" purchased
from the half-naked attendants. The
odof from this unwashed mass Of hui
mainly is appalling.
AS you push your way through the
crowd to your reserved pew, because
that Is exactly what it is like, you
hear the beating of tomtoms and the
strident squeak Of fiddles completely
out Of tune. mingled with q sound as
though all the fireirons in Christen-
dom Were being thrown downstairs.
This is the orchestra, and It. plays
throughout the performance; there is
no escape from it, even for moment,
and the crash Of cymbals and bang
ings Of gongs never give you one mo-
ment's respite.
Through the dim, cloudy atmos-
phere you catch sight of what Is hap
pening on the stage. There is no
scenery, no drop curtain, no wings
and no footlights. The actors make
their entrance from doors at the back
Of the stage, one of which is to the
left and the other on the right.
No actresses appear. Although
not actually forbidden, it is consid-
cred extremely bad form for woman
to appear on the stage in China. All
the women's parts have to be taken
by men, and the impersonation is
absolutely perfect as to department.
gesture, dress and figure, and, above
all, voice. The shrill falsetto twitter.
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shrek to make oneself heard In that
exposed spot) Coast caught the little
mans hand and gave It a long, friend.
~ pressure. He turned and moved q
few PAGES toward the house. When
he looked back Appleyard had melted
into the darkness.
: He passed window SO misted with
moisture that he could have seen lit
tie within had he wished or stopped
to look. He turned a corner, moved
past another window, and came to q
door before which he stopped a long
minute. not hesitant, but pulling him.
self together. realizing but on the
whole not sorry that he now stood
alone, had only himself to look to
whatever the emergency the next few
hours might give rise to. on the 9th.
er side of those panels were the only
two beings in the world who could
strike upon his heart-strings every
chord in the gamut OF the emotions:
and he must be prepared to exper-
fence them all and show himself un.
moved, at least outwardly. Il
Lifting his hand, he knocked loudly.
and without waiting turned the knob
and entered. A tearing blast Of wind
accompanied him, for the door faced
the east. He had brief struggle
with 1t before he got It closed and
faced the lighthis heart In lis
mouth, IL the truth Is to be told.
To C0aafsa 1,nanoo Loh1a ,o,snS -
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reckon that, between ths fufr6 t,i II III
Splonghed in that shoai aHd|a Il 80 ~
yards Of good hsmpen rups Sunns "
mp the shaft and screw. thsym Bide
where they are . wee. TIN the storm
blows over any way. L ought % tsks
. good diver or . marine railway "a
free that shaft .. Nov. Il youiil
give me the Wheel. well 20 about and
got ready for business. That w.
child's play, alongside Of what's "a
come. Get the sail mp. please"
For . space Thereafter Coast had
his hands full: the Echo was swing.
ing out Of the channel. past the hol.
low. dependent Changing bell, and
the wind had found her with ! swoop
Of fury and a wolflsh howl. BY the
time he had trimmed the main.aheet
the catboat was sweeping onward 81
rate little shon Of Incredible. 81
Steadily the guiding 'longshors
lights swung round them, marking
their progress: to starboard Guilty
hunk shining steadfast as q low-hung
star. to port Gay Head lifting up its
lofty beacon. astern, low down, glim-
mer. frequently lost-Nobska. No
nearer lights were there to bewilder;
wise coastwise mariners Rugged snug
harbors on such q night as that; the
Echo took her chance alone.
aTouching Coasts arm. Appleyard
drew his attention to tiny CLINT Of
light in the south. where No Mans
Land beckoned them from afar, across
q weary waste of broken waters.
Coast nodded, with a set, grave
face. knowing that his hour drew nigh.
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CHAPTER XIII.

About midway between the east
ern and western extremes of the north
shore Of No Mans Land, little sandy
spit juts out, forming, according to
Appleyard, what you might call a
sort of cove. If you don't care what
you say" To the west of It lies the
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CHAPTER xII.-(contlnued.)

The other vessel was entering the
mouth of the channel, at the moment
that Coast put the helm over and
brought the Echo's green starboard
eye into view. A mile or so lay be-
tween them. Appleyard lifted the
hatch and opened the throttle full, be-
fore setting out the port light.
A shower of spray swept over the
Echo's counter as she bucked the tide.
That's the stuff." said the little
man. Nov they're wondering what
particular variety of darn fools we
are. Hold her as she stands-steady."
Two throaty blasts from an auto
matte whistle floated down the wind.
"What'd tell you?" chuckled APP.
pleyard. "she's slowed down al
ready" he announced, although
Coast was unable to discern any
change in the speed of the nearing
craft. 1T hurts to do this" The lit
tie man jerked the whistle lever and
educed single, prolonged, derisive
blast. Lord! they must be cussin'
blue streak"
BY this time the Echo had worked
well up into the channel, the other
vessel being about midway through.
To second signal, a solitary blast,
Appleyard replied with two, in utter
defiance of every rule and regulation
for the prevention of collisions at sea.
A husky shout of wrath answered this
manifestation Of landlubberly foolish
ness. Appleyard responded with three
short barks of the whistle, the same
signifying what was obviously I'M
true-that he had reversed his engine
and was running full-speed astern;
for at the same moment, in obedience
to his low-toned command-"Sta'-
board, starboard your helm!"-Coast
again put the wheel over and the
Echo swung smartly on her heel,
showing her port light and making
as IT to cut across the others bows
at moment when they were but
few lengths apart.
There was an instant of suspense
as the boats drew swiftly together.
Coast held his breath and prepared
To jump should the threatened hap
pen; it seemed certain that the sharp
stem of the motor cruiser would
crash into the catboat's side. Even
Appleyard lost something of his GUS
tomary aplomb and betrayed the
strain upon his nerves.
sit tight-sit Tight" he whispered
between his closed teeth. Don't give
an inch-they've got to-they don't
dare-ah-h!"
t. The lastswas a sigh Of relief as the
cruiser swerved sharply in toward
Pasque. shot forward couple OF
lengths and brought up suddenly with
a -churning screw-hard and fast
aground.
"A moment later the Echo rounded
gracefully to port within two yards OF
her stern; and simultaneously Ample.
yard, leaning far out over the comb.
ling, made an exceedingly cunning
least with coil Of line which Coast
had laid In against the possibility Of
"a broken halyard. The flying loops
settled accurately into the water, Just
iabove the foam kicked up ~ the
sjcrufsers propeller. and insapother In
jstant IT. motor stopped with s5stran-
1enlated gasp.
rs qeut q The cloud of pro11anity that
I'D m ltom ~ crulssfY 2cockpit
df1t aa hesyy spaiii ansr. than ~.
n sheayiIY alnnSs
not suntil fNey3 -
Et6rnNngWel Geit - iaSIaba III 5f.6n.xs go
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
II You Are a 1rlf1e Sensitive

About the size of your shoes, you can
gear size smaller by shaking Aliens Foot=
Ease, the antiseptic powder, into them.
just the thing for Dancing Parties and for
Breaking in New Shoes. Sample Free.
Address Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The simple life is best. Let your ONLY
medicine be Garfield Tea,. the pure ane
proven remedy. All druggists.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The woman who cares for clean,
wholesome mouth, and sweet breath,
will find Paxtine Antiseptic a joy for.
ever. At druggists, csc box.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
Stop the Pain.

The hurt Of a burn or cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve ia applied. It heals
druggists. For free sample write to
]. w. Cole & Co., Black River Falls, wis.
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A Match,

''The big prizes in life are few"
$50 are the big winners."-Balti.
more American.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
Talented

: "Dubsley would have a brilliant ca.
reer on the stage"
why do you think so?"
He can wiggle his ears and imi
tate a cow to perfection"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Some men make matters worse II
they try to explain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Platonic friendship and perpetual
motion are all right theoretically, but
they refuse to work.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
sqWHY SHOULD | USE
.CUTICURA S0AP?"

"There is nothing the matter with
my skin, and I thought Cuticura Soap
was only for skin troubles" True. it
IL for skin troubles, but its great mis-
sion is to prevent skin troubles. For
more than generation its delicate
emollient and prophylactic properties
have rendered It the standard for this
purpose, while its extreme purity and
refreshing fragrance give to it all the
advantages Of the best Of toilet soaps.
It Is also invaluable In keeping the
hands soft and white, the hair live
and glossy, and the scalp free from
dandruff and irritation.
While its first cost is few cents
more than that of ordinary toilet
soaps. It is prepared with such care
and Of such materials, that it wears
to wafer, often outlasting several
cakes Of other soap, and making its
use. in practice, most economical.
Cuticura Soap is sold by druggists and
dealers everywhere. but the truth Of
these claims may be demonstrated
without cost by sending to "Cuticura,"
Dept. L, Boston, for a liberal sam
pie cake, together with a thirty-two
page book on the skin and hair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

4 A man never forgives his enemies
until he wishes them prosperity.
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Important to Mothers
Examine scarefully every bottle OF
: CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

6riitlide Iuffaip6lg Ser 8irbe ser
Srau bis allf zen beutisen Gag redt
fiiblbar ipirft. eritidt fat I'M Seine
iebe Spur bon erbebenben ginbriiden.
Sebe beibnii6e Heligion entipiirbigt
Die Srail mebr ODER ipenieer. Sic INT
bios Die Sflapin Ses Mannes obcr.
mas nod ihlimmcr lit. iic lit Elm @es
id,opi 6ur Sefriebiauns ieiner 8eliiite.
gs ipar bns 9~briltcntbnm allein.
ipcldbes Der Srall ibre ipiirbise Stels
lung CAB. Hmn aber lit in feinem
9anoe Der @elt bic Gage Der Srau
cine 10 tbatiddlih beflngensiuertbc.
als III Snbien unb bicicr Suitanb ut
nidt bios burd Die Sitten befeitiat.
ionbern iognr por9cidricbcn. @cmdB
benz Geiesbude bonn Ianu iii elmer
Srau in Snbieu gar niht crlalbt, Die
bciliecn Bidder 81 leien obcr in ibrem
eiecneu Ndmcn pbcr in eigencm
Grange @cbetc ober Spfcr bar5us
brinacn. sic mag bctcn pbcr 8Gtter
~pcrcbrcn. aber bios auf 8ebciB ibrcs
Wannes ober Saters. Sic Srau in
Snoien miro bctraftet ais beiiB c
feline SecIe unb untcr=
Ihcibc lie iih pom Sieb nilr bnrdl
cine b0berc geiiti9e Segabnns. Sns
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les hattie in Ibipeienbeit ieiner Mut-
ter elm 3iinobol5der aui Dem Spei.
der ange5iinoet mo ms Stro9 ge-
porien.
Scttc III bnra a, A.. SeS.-Ge.
tern itarb. geitGrft init Den bl. Ster.
beiafromenten, Der Steuereinnebmer
Serr &id,aro Saclciie.
Yrmd, Z. Ne5. Sorgeiteril
ioub bier Die ieierlid)e Capitalization
muiercS llcllel EiorrcrS, bes bpd,m.
Serrn u. Shmie, Itatt,
@aiierbillia IL. SeS.-
@itern Nbenb Scgen S llbr iiel Der
Smbrfmedt @plld,i. ais err am bieii-
gen Staben @ebGrme ms @aiier
wericn wolte, III Die Moicl uno er.
tranf.
Tpubrcn, 1. Ses. Die Sn-
italaticn unicres lieuernarnten Srn.
Iiarrers, oes bohp. Sernbaro &ies.
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Dem mus lie ibrcn Iann als cinen
8ptt dnertennen.
Bcnn cine Srnu chem Srnbrninen
oher Yrieiter, Der chen III Den bciS
Iigcn Sebas lieit. bc9cgnet, 10 mlB
oicier Ieinc 9eiuns einitellen bis Die
Srdu on linn pprbei9egangen lit. Shr
DIR lit nid,t rein 9enl9, nm Die beis
lieen Worte sn boreul Bic armen
8eid,opfe tpareu - unb iinb CO nod
Jest = einsepferd]t in oft unseiunsen
uno bon Silent cntblobteu 8emdhern,
Die ben Nanen bon .Se3ann" trneen.
Sic @eburt zines IGofeus in elmer
Tamiilie fpar als Elm llngliid anee<
ieben. 3abuos lit Die Ienee FOLDER
fleiner 8iitmfer. Die bon DEN Miitz
tern Den a~rofobileu sum SraB in Die
Sliiiie eenorfen ipuroen, bis Die eng
hide &egierung in Subien bieier linz
iitte ginbalt eeboteu bate, Mdbden
I'M IQgemeinen sdblten gar niht in
bic &inoer5abl per Samilie bineiu
unb 10 iebr. baB Der Safer bon 5tpei
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lnno peripri6t Ser impoiante gai,
cine 3ieroe oes gan5en Hlatealis at
meroen.
0ie in 2nrembnrg ainbcrm6rbcr.
innen beitraft perSen.-Gin 8erbre.
diem bon ouBergenobnlid)er Sitten-
%perrobung mito S~er5loiigfeit fono am
4. Se5. Dor 0em bieiigen Miiiienbof
ieine Siibne. @ie nod in gfaer gr-
innerung ltebt. fano am II. Mai
lestbin ein Irbeiter olr6 3ufal in
einem Sannenipalb bel Gerlorenfoit
(gonnemeg) elm mebrere @od)en al.
ties aino, Oas lebenbig begraben mar.
Oas &leine gab nod leiie Shmer.
5enstone bon iid), Die jt ieiner Gut
oedling fiibrten, urlb oonf Der linn al
Sbeil gemoroenen ihneIen Yflege
miirbe es Dem iid1eren Sooe entriiien.
Die llnteriudyung ergab, baB Dos
IfeuBlid)e Gerbred]en bon ser 24iGh-
rigen Margaretba Sacobp aus 30
mineen a. D. Ittert nit ibrem Sieb.
bober &arl MnoerS in oie @eac ae.
leitet porben mar, mie aid) Die utlla-
tiirlide SHUTTER BEL ibrer @erbaftung
nah fur5em 2ellgnen e~ingeItebcn
muBte. SIN 2aiife bes Sommers er-
lag oas 8ino elmer Der 10 b1ufigen
ainoerfranfbeiten. Die Sacobp lit
idon einnol megen ainomorbs por-
beitrait. Der Suf uernrtbeiltc bic
Imseflaste 81 II Sabrcn 3uanss-
ar6cit.
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bisber Sifar IN 8repenmud)er. fano
gcitern inter ~aageneiner 9etbeili.
giing Der Hfarrangehorigen ourd,
ben bodm. Serru 9efonten 3ieier
aus IianOen Itatt Der and, Die Seit.
preoigt belt.
If, Z. SeS.-Sn ser
Observation-Disclosures Der Ghterna.
der NeSirfsfranfenfaiie wurbe al
STEELE oeS Srn. @iiltap Selm oils
Tertreter Der Nrbeitgeber Serr @roi
DC SillerS BON @rumNhof aemGblt; 81
Sertretern Der Nrbeiter mnroen Ole
Serren Braun. SrcreS mo aeiiier,
ole ans Gdternab. seipdblt.
2 dtcren, I. SeS.-Seute Dor,
mlttua tt:25 llbr murbc in oer
9tdbe Der Station Der 19iGbrise Rot
%tenarbeiter Iueuit Slep pom Serio-
nensiis Der YrinSsScinritj. Balm err
tobt uno getootct. Der i'm 3use mil
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anaben iinb 5ipci Idbfen ME baran
benfen lpiirbe. 5I ia9en, baB CT bier
ainoer babe, ipnbern er erlpdbnt int
mcr, baB er bios 6ipei babe uub bieie
5ipei Ieien ieine Sobne.
llnterriht erbiclten Die Dem 2cben
erbuItcnen @doden uid1t, es lei oenn,
baB hicielben einige Sormeln fir
8psenanbetuus crlerHtcu. IQers
binas bat Die inbiihe &esieruns. Die
inter Der 6iibrung @n9laub'S ltebt.
beionpers i'll Den lcsteu Sabren, iebr
picl 8efpiht allf Die @r5icbung Der
@dbfcn Snbicn's gelcst. obcr Der @r@
fpl9 lit nod pcit bon Sufricpcnitcuenb.
Sas Sinbuz Idcdcn tpeiS nid)ts bon
Der id,onen Snsenb3cit icincr Shtpes
tern in eipiliiirten Sdnoern. adum
lit baS ainb bis siIm icditcn Sabre
herangelpahIen, 10 mug audi ldpn
Tahiud)c gcmaht iperben. Inn fir
basielbe zine 9efdai9e Seirnthss Nns
fniipfung Su finben, bcun nit 10 Sabz
rem ioll cs ifou perbciratbet icin.
Sicr fam aIio feinc Nuspabl cines
Manncs BON icincr Seite geihe6en;
bieies ipirb bur6 Die @ltern bciorst.
(Sprticbuns auf Der 10. Settle
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in iur5er Seit. Gus allen Sbeilen
BEG Gpnntps tperben 0erlulte ges
mteIbet. - Ius Der llmsescnb bon
CASCADE tpiiien mir nur non einem
Sarmer. 2ouis 8reitba6, Der burd,
bieie &ranfbeit einen gerluit %erIitter
bat. CT fpeibete Die tobteu Sbiere
aug, III ipomOelih ben Sip Der
8ranfbeit ausfiuoig 81 MAIDEN, NM
in idmmtlid)en SdGen fanb er. oae
Die 2unscn tart ansegriffen fparen.
- Rm. Scopes bon Der Saloons
Sirma Geihaer & Scopes bat ieiner
Intbeil am @eihdft an 'eineu
Yartner u. G. Seihser auspcrfalft
Gin neues @eies perbietet befanntlid
cine Eartneribip I'M Salcons @eitdft,
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Den IL. Se3. IL.
8ert6er Serr @onncrl
Sicbe 9eier nnb 9clcrinucn!
Sd mod]te bod 10 serne in ncinem
beutigcn 8riefe etipas redt Inmltbis
9es. ctlpas Emergencies uno beionbcrs
fir meine 2eieriunen etipas Inbeis
melnbcs berilbren. cben neil i'd bon
Der Sralenlage in Snbien berihten
mill. 9ns Bib. baS lid a6cr MN
meinem @ciite in nid,t 5u bers
ifcuhenber 8eitalt alfprdust. birgt
gar feline 9idtIcite in lid, uno notbs
seorungcn fam i) in bios eebrdngter
0ariteaun9 Die Gage her Srauenipclt
in Subieu in ibrem tralrigcn 3ue
Ifulrbe porfiibren. @eeen Gnbe lneis
nes Sriefes tam ih ctipas .grloienz
bes" iiber Die driitlidbe Stcl,ins ber
Srau in Snbien berporbeben, nber bns
abihredeube Bib bon Den pielen Wlilz
lionen bon nrmIelisen 8eIen in Sns
bien. pas feline Sdattenleite auf Die
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(5Orticsuus auf Der 10. Settle
The Detroit times., 1912-06-21

number OF ears hauled daily In and out
or the city OF Detroit, said report 10
be sworn 20 by the President and Sec
retary or the street Railway Company.
and said Company and companies shall
pay into the City Treasury on the 5th
day of each month the sum OF Three
Dollars 0s), for every car which Is
hauled into and out OF the City OF De-
troit during the preceding month: said
charge OF 50 shall be imposed upon
each car making round trip into and
out OF said city
Sec. g. All conductors and motor
men employed on cars carrying or
transporting freight within the City OF
Detroit shall be citizens OF the United
states ana members In good standing
OF Division No. 26. OF Detroit or some
other division OF the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION or Street Railway Employees
OF America. Nine go hours shall con-
stitute days work for such conduc-
tors and motormeh. to be completed In
ten 1O) consecutive hours
sec. y. Any street railway company
awaiting itself OF the provisions OF this
ordinance shall Keep the tracks OF said
railway for "A distance OF two feet OUT
side thereof sufficiently sprinkled with
water 10 prevent the dirt and dust from
the street from rising therefrom.
Sec. TO- Any street railway company
which shall violate any OF the provi-
sions OF this ordinance shall upon con-
viction Thereof, be punished by a fine
not exceeding two hundred and hfty
dollars ($26O OO). for the recovery OF
which proceedings may be had in any
court OF competent Jurisdiction. or i'm
prisonment OF the president OF said
company it's officers employees. or
agents, for a period not 10 exceed thros
months I'm the Detroit House OF Cor
rection.
Sec. IL. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect and the right to alter.
amend or repeal the same is hereby ex-
pTessly reserved
Approved June Is. 1912
VIM. b. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Attest: JCHkS. A. NICHOLS,
(9T6) City Clerk.
(Offcial papers please copy)
The Detroit times., 1912-06-21
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