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The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

electric trucks. but in each power we
lssupply different capacities. We are
In a position TO meet any condition
sfthat will best solve the customers de
livery problem No, we have not rele-
gated the horse to-. the scrap heap.
We believe IN the horse and know that
there are cases where his services are
necessary, even where we have in
stalled both gasoline and electrics.
Each OF the three ali their purpose
and we're prepared TO say so, despite
the claims OF some manufacturers who
will insist the curtain has been rung
down on the horse.
I'VE have large organization and
with IL we can give the kind of ser
vice that, truck users must have to
get par efficiency. IL has taken time
TO build this organization, but today
we can cope with any delivery prob
4 lem. Our entire service scheme has
been worked out on scientific prin-
ciples, Just as we have arrived at the
Standardization of our trucks. really
don'r know how a customer can get
pre,sale service that compares with
ours, because we are not necessarily
biased toward one power or toward
big delivery problems cannot be
solved by a batch OF fve-ton trucks
or by one-ton trucks. The success or
the. installed plant will be due to GER
tain capacity trucks 70 meet all pur-
poses. For instance. we could sell
YOU tonight truck at 1000 pounds,
another at one ton, at two tons, at
three and half tons, and at five and
six tons. And your particular prob
lem might only be solved by using all
those different capacities.
we study exactly what sort OF
goods is to be handled, the distance
and time required replied Mr.. Muir
ply.~ I'VE figure out the chances OF
Overlooking and overspeeding and tell
tho purchaser exactly what he can ex-
pect, and the G.. NJ. c. truck he gets
gives the service he requires. You
must understand both. overlooking
and overspeeding are taken care OF.
We allow for at least 25 per cent over
loading. When II comes TO speed we
frankly tell the customer TO get the
best out OF the truck, II should not ex-
coed so many miles an hour On his
acquiescence We so arrange the gov
ernor that this speed cannot be ex-
ceded.
Speed and overlooking have dis
tinet bearing on tires. Every car Is
built from the tires up TO meet the
customers particular need-to give
his the best service at minimum cost.
Speeding motor trucks Is not the prob
lem. Getting the goods through on a
certain schedule tells the tale. We
discourage speeding as much as We
10 overlooking We figure II economy
TO delivery at IL miles an hour rather
Than at 20 miles. Another highly i'm
rortant factor is having the load as
sembled and ready TO be put on.
Every minute counts on truck delivery
Investment Those are Just some OF
the important pre-sale features We
Impress on the customer"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
KING GEORGE AND QUEEN
MARY REACH MALTA

MALTA, Jan. fixing George and
Queen Mary landed here today and
were given an enthusiastic welcome.
The picturesque harbor of La Wallet
Ia, formerly held by the Knights OF
ST. John, as the most easterly bull
wark of Christendom in the Mediter-
ranean. was gaily decorated and the
British feet Numbered a royal salute.
The king and queen were received in
state by Gen. Sir Ian 5. Hamilton.
commander-in-chief OF the Mediter.
ranean department. Chief Justice So
]. Carbone. members OF the ~legisla'
tive council and crowd OF mobiles.
Although the Maltese are closely re
lated TO the Italians, they hate their
neighbors and much prefer a sort OF
self government under British rule.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

DRY GOODS.
r Henderson, III Graho ri'o
Golden. 600 Grutiot Ave. -.
Hr.nk A. Rolf. ll5l-llb3 Gratiot
xvrn sIegel, 1870 Gratiot ave,
Steel RIOS. 1900 Cnene, cor. MllWhuNe'
r nj. X rapp 1862 Jefferson ave
iLIU,'nsserford & Caughey, 1914 Gratlot.
ssa ndeaI ib96 Gratiot Ave.
t,!',,,1 e schmidt BIZ Baker
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
80, = uraef. 600 Gratiot Ave.
Hesn y Graef. 1914 Gratot Ave.
Kesh elYsrher. l41G West Fort ~.
- - Rolf. ll5l-llS5 Crauo.
.hasterie e. Homer. 81 1Ss pty.t Ava
Oeste HENDERSON, 914 GraEd RIVER HNe'
J. +. Nesbitt. 1872 Woodward
DaMs uevstone. $50 Clay Ave.
Oto' beo.crtbal River Rouge
so FURNITUUE STORES,
, A Nartz b24 Gratiot Ave.
rennsey e Hyner. 1895 Mich. ave" 'e''
sT,senty ninth and Thirtleth
CANDY STORES.
.,.,of candy Co. 80 Grand River.
rsanL q Nadeau. River Rouge
HARDWARE
, o,,,. a WIckey, 926 Grand tsiver Ave.
100 hardware Co asa Grand River.
NJ A schmitz 1904 Russell ST
MEAT MARKETS.
n w Epoehr 1920 West Fort St
T.,roit Market Co. 3Sb Clay Ave.
WIN. Gaedcke. 2436 Jefferson Ave.
IF Rebtoy, 1898 Fourteenth Ave-
Janisse Bros, 210 McDougal St
Fred wurster. River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS
Krieg Bros. 1Sb Gratiot Ava
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
Sales Slips OF Following Stores Good for Votes
Drugs.

Drugs.
Arndt Bros, 1875 Gratiot Ave
Herman l.. Becker. 473 Gratiot A..
X f. Bodimer. 3Sl Clay Ave
clarke Pharmacy. ll74 Michigan Az.
Duncombe Pharmacy. 2g46 Woodws.
j. n. webster, sS3 Champlain 81 ''
a. J. Filler. ss3 Jefferson Ave
John n. Paddock, 9S6 MIchiRsn
i. 5. Geppert. 1900 Grand River As
Geo. A. Mahlmeister, 1865 Gra,tnVe
Morris Drug Store. 919 Grand ava
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy. 1902 Gra,io,eI
y. A. schwartz. 2b5s jefferson ~ ava
Edward Young 76l Oakland Avse
EnstTnon,s Drag Store, 1854 Woo1
John A. Dyer, 1915 Gratiot Avs ward.
sepuIl T:avis. 1913 Woodward
Greenthal Pharmacy ig9 OratIee
aired , Aooott Fourteenth and M'e
Felix Foster, SIS Baker
Geo j. Billing, 1892 Woodward
v. O. Breningstall b52 Bake e. AVA
rhos Belanger. Rive Rouge OF
SHOES.
l. Herman. 2I56 Jefferson Ava ava
Geo, Hewstone, $50 Clay Ave
Carl Krieger. s37 Gratiot Av.
VIM X. Krieger. 1881 Gratiot A..
MACPHERSON Muenz. 5s2 Cratic,
Thos. Scheich. 1919 Gratiot Avs
j. Y. Rockwell. 294b Woodward 49,
II. J. BurEhafdt 4ss Baker @
Edw Schaamburg. River Roue.
JEWELLERS.
Otto Simon. lss Gratiot Ave.
Alva HUM Jewelry Co, $50 orsnd
River Ave
CLEANERS AND DYERS
Durand Co. 2'o Griswoid 81 -
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
MOTOR TRUCKS POPULAR
NTH BUSINESS MEN
49, -MURPHt.
Big Attendance at Auto Shows
Is Convincing Proof Of
Their Standing.

Gleason Murphy, yice-president OF
the General Motors Truck Co, is
more enthused than ever over the
sales outlook for the ear. The big
attendance OF business men at the
Detroit show he considers the most
convincing proof OF the popularity
beth the gasoline and electric trucks
have attained.
Our product and our proposition is
distinct from all motor truck produc.
ers.' Mr.. Murphy said today. Not
Only do we build gasoline as well as
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
Odds and Ends of
Today's News by Wire

NEW YoRK-Although she lived
four wears i'm the alrnshouse, Mary
Campion had 81 00o life insurance ana
she wifled $500 TO the city TO pay Tor
her keep.
NEW YORK-Grace Green Roosevelt
is one member OF the family who Is
not I'm the public eye. The former
presidents granddaughter is not even
permitted to be interviewed or photo
graphed.
LONG BRANCH, y. because, al
though only IA years old. he was
nearly feet tall. John Dowler 70
escape the teasing OF his companions,
has run away from home. HIS rather
is seeking his baby
NEW YORK-Frederick Townsend
Martin. after a fall on the ice sat
through a dinner he was giving 10
GOV and Mrs. Dix with his arm broken:
II was not until the next day he mad
IL set in splints.
OSSINTNC, N Y-Oscar. manager OF
the waldorf Just appointed deputy
sheriff in New York. dined with the
convicts in the Sing Sing state prison
and gave an enthusiastic endorsement
TO the cuisine
NEW understanding 70 figures
Just given out. marriage holds more
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

smithson also played the part of the
irascible mayor Since then his rec
ord as stage producer has been one
OF continued success.
Horace Newman, who plays the role
OF Sim Pettingill with Marie Dressler
in TITLES Nightmare" in the Garrick
this week tells story on himself or
the DAYS when he was playing with
Ezra Kendall.
We were stopping in one-night
stand hotel where the partitions were
so thin that one could hear every
word or sound from the adjoining
rooms. had room next 10 Ezra ami
be woke me mp several times during
the night by his loud snoring
The next morning Ezra said 10
me: Gee, but you did some tall snor-
ing last night
with the memory of my wakeful
night I said Well. you're pretty
good snorer yourself
Yes. responded Ezra. that may
be-but you had words in yours
II Eugene Blair could be prevailed
upon 10 write the story OF her stage
training, Il would prove most fascin-
ating stage literature and OF the ut
most value 10 ambitious girls who
imagine all they have 10 do 10 become
a star is TO go on the stage and act
Miss Blair was kept at work for fif-
teen hours day for years. She
studied hundreds OF roles that she
never was called upon 70 play, just
for the experience they gave her.
Farce, tragedy. melodrama all were
one 10 her. a means 10 an end And
al! the years Miss Blair has been on
The stage IL has been the same hard
incessant work.
The highly interesting and excel.
lentlv PLAYED dramatic playlet The
strongest Link" which heads the
Miles bin this week. Is one OF the
best tabloid dramas the vaudeville
stage knows and il is presented in a
very artistic manner by Harry First
and company Mr. First gives a strong
impersonation OF the father David
Aronson and Miss Florence Hadley a
most appealing and girlish character
ization OF Sonia, David's long-forsaken
daughter The story OF the playlet
Is one OF gripping heart interest. The
rest OF the bill has plenty OF lightness
and fun so that while The Strongest
Link arouses the emotions of the
heart and makes the spectator think
the other acts provide laughter IN
plenty.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
PAINT WITHOUT OIL
Remarkable Discovery Thst Cuts Down
the Cost Of Paint - Per Cent.
A Free Trial Package In Mailed To
ENeryone Who Mrites.

Everyone Who Writes.
A. L. Rice. a prominent manufacturer
or Adams, ". Y, has discovered a pro-
cess OF making a new kind OF paint
without the use OF OIL He calls Il
Pow drpaint. II comes in the form OF a
dry powder and all that Is required Is
colo water to make a paint weather
proof. fire proof and as durable as oil
paint II adheres to any surface. wood
stone or brick; spreads and looks like
oil paint and costs about one-fourth
as much
Write 20 Mr. A. l.. Rice. manurr.. 5s3
North-st., Adams. y. Y. and he will
send you free trial package; also
color card and full information show
ing you how you can save a good many
d,ilars. Write today.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

onata watauna the Japanese auth
freEa who IN private life IL Mrs. Ber-
Irond nabcock IN 90 fascinated with
rcif that WREN not writing she spends
most 90 her time on the links
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

FAIRFIELD. ns-Henry Clay King.
50, told the court he has been Gus
toner Of mail order houses for twenty
wears and everything had given sat-
isfaction except his mail order wife
He wants a divorce.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

Tho signal corps at Fort Myer. Va.
can unpack It's wireless machine. erect
the autennae. 40 feet high. and begin
work in SO seconds.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

JeII.o, The Dainty Dessert. save ,o.,
front of carton ......'.'' - -
I<aro Corn syrup. save red Label 80
knro Corn syrup, save blue iape
INingxford Corn starch, save ir" mn
r or CLOS. starch. save sntir. car 80.
Minute Tapioca. save entire car ,oo
n,nnam;. Original Cocoanut, save ~.
front of carton. 49, ~
RurL.I,. Premium Baking Choeo. nm,
late, save wrapper NV s
Ruukeps High Grade brea M.
.n vs cocos, labeled tins, save
sam%el'. Dairy MIX Chocolate On
save "r sipsna MIX Chocolate.
,, snss "'S Vienna sweet Chocolate. -.
Calumet baking Powder, save H ,.o
ua Iran Free Running Salt, save ~,
pd ar"n Huron triangle ssit,save cou- ,o0
u p r;".,. Miapi: syrup. say. label. 80.
25O, 500, 1000
Bo.r,s san Mario Coffee. save mn
wr.pps ,,a, coGi.:. save wrapper. asO
Bour's Conqueror. steer CUT save ,.o
man, Royal Garden Coffee, save
wrapper ......'.''. - - 49, 49,
po,r., old Master Conee' save .oo
.o wr:ppsas oyal Garden Tea: save go.
vrnpper ........s''' = ;. 20" w "''
=, PARSONS House, old AM
art. save label. 60. IOO 10 zop
rr"nro- American Food Products 100
-. labels ........... -. iVV 70 ""V
80 sam. Macaroni, Spaghetti,
EGG Noodles, save enure tar ,oo
toD ........'s ''' 80 n. ~.
ITO. Flour, save sack $50 Go $500
n,,h, shoe Polish. save cnrton,
nd ueu MoIasses, save isbei loo
Cs,rsr Cake Moiasses, snve iabei IoO
E,ash cleaner, save top OF can 100
s,ytn.v TIP match, save coupon. on
King q Match. save from OF car .oo
ton. enclosing three boxes ..... 500
uncle Jerry Pancake Fiour' save
front OF carton ..,........ iOy
match Tea Rusk. save wrapper. U"
xN,,.ie,'s OIivpn Toilet Soap, save
wrapper .....s'.. - 80 80 ~"
...inaway SURPRISING Brand Can
ned Goods save wrapper ..... ios
u.r,meyyay Alpine brand Canned
Ioods. save wrappers. ........ 100
u.mInrusy Auburn Brnnd Canned
Coods, save wrappers $50
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

Frank Smithson, the stage producer
OF The Girl OF My Dreams" now play
ing in the Detroit opera house. Is an
Englishman. whose first work In New
York was The Girl From Paris.
which he staged in 1905 in the Herald
Square theater for f. z. Rice. Mr..
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

HAMMOND, Death failed 10
halt n dance In celebra ton OF wed
ding here. Vincent ScSmanski. one OF
the dancers. was killed By live wire.
The dance went on as his body was
removed.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co. IS John R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

CHIC Reiease1 from TAIL on q
small bond so he could keep his en-.
gagement 20 be married, Albert John
son. -. reported 10 Judge Walker
with his bride after the ceremony He
will be tried for embszZlement.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
S5.OOO.OOMPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Sins
pRopucTs OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GooD FOE VOTES

B.c.,. 90, Vote.
a..I,- -. .......... 100
"ecks Poienta Rolled Oats, save
........ .............. 100
neeks stone Ground Oatmeal sav.
- 1890. ................ Zoe
iowar Creamery Butter, save wrap-
''''''''.''. $50
eueen Anne Soap, save wrapper ..
Queen Anne Washing Powder,
'e heads ................ IOo
Queen Anne scourer, save head. ,,.
buckeye Evsporstea MIL, .av,
wrapper. ..............b 90 and Ioo
spank brand Spices, save cnrtan IA.
Sph,nA Brand Extracts, save car
Lee a Cady's Powdered sugar. s.y 20 z'o
csiambia brand Curraat., ..1: ~
White Lily Brand Asparagus, .sy:
pansy Brand Rsi.ins. saw. c:Ito. zoe
ksl-I-cin GUM. save outside wrap: iOs
True Blue and Ev:i;ioSy;;. On: ."
Mantle, save carton. 100 4. ,rn
Beauaoin'. Mustard. Csi.up, Bi.ias 1''
and Horseradish, save labels INA
bordeau's Potato Chips, save wrsp-
shriiI'. wrapped Cakes. pure. ci.:.. 100
"rnnnsr, ..x so,ssoms cakes ..
Osmun's Saited Peanuts and But-
terscotch, save carton. , ka
LIN AOra1, "the cigar OF ciRars1 x.
sise topersD. SO votes, ice siss
100 votes.
Mail Pouch Tobacco, save front Of
San Toy Toilet water. save car.
San Toy Perfume. save carton. 900 WV
70 IOOO
San Toy TsIcum, save box I5l,
soar-a-Side, save coupon. 100 fo 1a0
Grand Laundry, save laundry .Iip..
Old customers one vote for esrh
cents new customers, 10 votes Tor
each cent.
Towar's MIX. New customers n, 49,
chase Of 81 worth of tickets show.
b. receipt stsmpedJ new customer.
6OOG votes.
,. CnIycrt's sons, coal and coke, .,v.
drivers delivery slip. Ola custom.r.
-" votes per toni new custouner,
dalh votes per ton, on hard cosI
-nd coke only.
Michael Mcnamara varnish wors.
Hart stein FfnishJ save labels, 1SO'
sn. 1880 and $500 votes
GrinDeII Bros Pianos, save purch...
slips ON GrinneiI Bros own NAT.
oply. Ten votes for each cent DAD.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

charms for barnard graduates than a
professional career, more than 80 per
cent OF the graduates Immediately get
ting married.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-24

NEW YORR-According 10 figures
Jist given out. marriage holds more
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Grfraulidje Memisfeitem

fomnnen bon 81. So. @urttB, 0migbt,
&an. gr idreibt: SD babe nidt muir
idlimme e6dile BON gc5ema BEL meincn
Batienten nit electric 8itters gebeilt,
ionoern MIDI AUDI ielbit oa0urb BON
Ser gletden @ranfbeit. Sd bin ge-
nib, 6aB iie in irgeno einem 6alle
bon gc5ema nubbringen0 iin0." Gies
benefit, mos tauien6e beitatigt baben.
6aB electric 8itters Elm b0dft tpirf<
iamer 8lutreiniger lit. Ct lit Elm
ausge3eidnetes Mittel fir eczema,
Sledten, Sol5flub, @eidmiire, 8eulel1
uro Iaufenoe @eben. St rei5t 2eber,
Nteren un6 gingetpeioe, pertreibt
@iftitoffe, bilft ser unber6ouIi6feit
nod, bout Sic &raft auf. 8reiie so
|Gts. 8ufrte6enbeit garanttert I'M Mo.
Iitor Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Biele po1l Mbeumotismus @eplagte
lin6 eritaunt un6 erfreut iber 6ie
prompte @rleidterung, melde 6ur@
@bamberlain's ointment beroorse-
bradt miro. @idt Elm ein5tger San
BON Mbeumatismls in aebn erforoert
irgen6 cine innere 8eban6lung. Dtes
Eminent gu faufen Bel allen &ain0-
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
6. GnbiteI.

Sn SEN eriten Sagen oes Sr11i itiea
Midoel in iein &eimatboorf binauf.
Sci mir gegriiBt. meine Setmatb! !"
iol1d5te er urtb brettete feline Mrme
aus.
Mls er aber sic furdtbore @ertpii=
flung iab, meIde 5turm un6 @aiier
angeridtet batten, moute tbm 6as
&er5 bred,er Dor Sdner5; ein beiltger
5dpur loite iid aus ietner 8ruit unS
ftieg gum @immel: v@tdt roiten min
td, big i@ sic @eimntb glidli6 meiB!"
3ogen6en Mutbes betrat er Dorf II.
Gfarrbal1s; ibm bangle nun 6o@ boz
6em ~8uiammentreffen nit ietnem
WobItbdter. MIs er aber in sic mobl.
befonnte tra,1Iid,e Stube frat, atbmete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

STR beurtbeilt einen Mnnn ni6t
nod Sem, mas er 51 tbun beriu6t, ion=
bern nod 6em, mas er getban bot.
Dos lit sic ein5ig ri6tige @rt uno
@eiie. Gbamberlain's @uitenmittel
fam, na9 0ieiem STANDARD beurfbeilt,
ni9t ubertroffen peroen. ueberaq
lpriGt 6as @olf 6aoor in sen b0d=
iten 2obesmorten. gu faufen Bel al
len &anolern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

er auf: bier CAB es feinen SAP, feline
Seinoidaft - bier mobnte nur 2iebe.
Ser Bfarrer itano am Iemlter.
Sein @eii&t mar %iorgenpou, ober AUDI
bon Wiloe. Seine iilberpeiBen &aare
legten iih mie elm @lorieniGein I'M
oas @aupt; er iab aus pie elm @eili=
ger.
ltn6 als @tdael in oiele mil6en,
lieben 8rieitera1gen bIidte, 6a 5manq
eS i'm, SEN itarfen Mann, ouf 6ie@nie
ntecer. ~&er5eibung", itammelte er,
~@er5eibung."
Ser &farrer lab i'm einige Mugen=
blide befremoet an; Damn breitete er
Die Mrn1e aus un6 rib i'm an iih.
~Midael - gu - gu - gu biIt
beimgefebrt - bait midi nidt pergei-
Ten? :. Limb 10 itattli9 biit gu!
N9 @ifael -"
~&ontten sic mir ber3eiben, SAB ih
Sbaren 6amals sag angetban .bobe?
limb 6aB i@ nidt Brieiter tpuroe?.. ..
Mber i@ fonnte es ni6t. MGes in mir
bGumte it@ ouf gegen ben @eoanfen.
alS Gobn zines M0r6erS an sen Mltor
311 treten."
~@s fam nidt Sober 8rtei tier tper=
BEN" iagte Ser &forrer freunolid:
~@ott perlangt nidts l1nmogIi6es,
1lrto man fann in jebem Stan6e @utes
pirfen. @ie frob BIN id, 6aB gu
gefommen biit." Ct betrahtete lin
tpoblgefduig u116 itrid) linn leiie iiber's
@nnr.
rl1n6 sic fragen ,1idh, >purrm i6
gefommen bin?" rief Mi@aeI NIT ,,r-
teroridtem sl1beI.
v@etn @ott, mas ion i6 fragen?
Sc geniigt mir, baB gu oa biit, 6oB
i@ Did mie0er babe, 6aB ia Define
Sdnoe faiien fam. gu biit oIio nidt
untergeganaen? gu baif Dif m,r6-
9eruHgeH!
@idael er3dblte sic @eididte {ei-
ner 2eioen, ieiner @dmpfe - ieiner
en6liden Siege. Limo iebt", idIoB
er, LETT bin id a%efommen, INN @anct
Midoel gu erl0ien. 90"
~@ie meinit gu 6os, Midael?"
Dieier botte ii@ in5miiden erboben.
|Sein @eiiM gliibte, feline @rgen Ieudj=
teten bon 8egeiiterlttg. Or 8eigte Bin
aus na@ 6em permiiiteten Gorfe nn6
iagte: sd bin gefommen. lint sic
56ulo au liihnen, Sic mein @otcr
iiber sic @emeinoe gebrodt fat. 9ra11=
Ben in Ser @elt babe id aelernt, Sen
&f nit SEN @lementen aufsuneh-
men uno lie su be5mingen. Tins 10
pin i@ Sic @ilomaiier Ser Sdludt
beiiegen un6 tbnen einen georoneten
2auf %antpeiien, 6aB iie niht mebr TIN
beiI 5u FIFTEEN berm0gen. 9esmegen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

UNI nniere berihmten aiau6re in iebes 6eim Elm.
5utubren. oer'encen mir. ole @ebubren i'm 8nrauS
be1ah I ( x a n Q i. 6 polle Gnarts 2iau6re
tarS1- %. Cure ei!eene. Mustuab1. Mas eebraudt
Sbr--;&ogeMsna. Sou:bon. aorn ober eour Raib
@ognac BraroieS. @orbiols ETC.? :.
Spar, oen&dnolern cnormenNroft
2aBt uns Gudh seieen uie. Bir finb erfobr.ue
9efiaateure uno mir 3eigen gud5. uie Cure eiae=
men Iiau1re babeim an MAIDEN: Gin gripornik
bon fInf3ig Hro5ent on benz Hreife bes pdnblers.
nit "B a n o |" grtracts. Stridt geieblidh. Bmei
Rinuten tbun bic Mrbeit 2iau6re NIT 81 a n II
gemadt. iinb poblfdbmedenb unb rein. grbtelt
aoloene gseba,uen auf Der goIumbin .Nusiteluna.
9auienbe aufrieoener .Runben. taarnntiert BON
un8 unter ben Ser. Staten Neinndbrtof. @ez
feben. Serial SO. 22115-N.
Neritd,t eth Gnarf 2dttapS fret.
lnteraiebt ihn elmer Brobe. tuie Sbr tuout. uub
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-22
FOUND THREE BABIES
AWAITING CHRISTENING

NEW YORK SPECIALIZATION the
good priest, Father Peter DOnohue,
of st. James Church. in Jay Street
brooklyn. dropped around to the
homo of Howard Biting, a box die
maker, at II Duffield Street, yester-
day, for a christening. he smilingly
took off his heavy oVercoat, congratu-
lated the parents. glanced at the swad-
ding clothes in a large baby basket
ana inquired:
What is the little ones name?"
Anna, Paul and Wright" answer
eel the blushing young man.
Father Donohue looked puzzled.
Eut just then the nurse gently uncoV-
cred the basket and revealed three
small. shapely heads and three pairs
pink hands. The priest smiled with
comprehension and congratulated the
parents twice more.
The triplets. a girl and two boys,
were born Friday morning while Bit
ting was in New Haven looking for
work. He has been out OF employ
ment since Christmas but a few hours
after the stork appeared at his home
in Brooklyn he landed a good job in
Connecticut. He returned to tell his
wife about ii Saturday night and was
met at the door by the nurse, who told
him that blessings never came singly
II knew that you'd land that job
Friday" said Mrs. Biting. smiling at
him from her pillow.
Biting is thirty years old and was
born in Pennsburg, Montgomery coun-
ty. Pa. the son of Jacob Biting. His
wife was a Brooklyn girl, Annie
Mackey. daughter of James Mackey.
DIR. Catherine Hobbs. who attended
the advent of the triplets into the
Biting family, said they were the
healthiest babies she had ever seen.
The mother is doing well.
There are three older children in
the family-Howard, four; Gladys,
seven. and Mildred. two years old
There were never twins or triplets
born before on either side of the fam
lily as far back as anyone can remem-
her