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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
aieine poli3einadb dbridb ten

aus benz 9srfanbtraum ber
Globe Tailoring Co., i'm 1ertiI &C.
bdube. Sd. Der Gin unb WeIarIuno
Gtrobe, ruros geitern Elm Ballen
aleibsritoff i'm Dertk bon $100 ss>
ltoblen.
llnbssannte Ginbreher itutt.t.n
benz sur 3eit l..rft.benben. gum eboe-
mater RohIoB sebOrenben 6oufe go.
800 Weft 8. Ipenue einen 8e5uh ab
unb ftnblen 8lsirObren unD anbere
Gesenitdnbe i'm W.rt1e bon 800.
I - Die "a Sobr. oIte 6ranfs Nars
TIN bon SO. 900 Weit 4. Npenue ipurb,
seitern ouf einsu 5aftbefebl bin BON
ben poIijiitsn BedrOgst unb Coleman
pesbaita uuS uniss ass 9zttaos 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
q G@iEsHadrlaatex

Rem Oprt, Is. Tebruar. glbgeg..
MubOrna noth MarietlIe; Redar uah
Bremen.
2ueerstppn. 2lbgeg.: Celtic
mad Relp Yort.
gtsapel. Q6geg.: Gceaniu na1
Rsfp Yprt; 8sne3ia na6 Rep g)ort.
4nqet.: 4ncpna BON Rep Yprt.
6apre. Quget.: 2aSouraine BON
gfep gort.
QntpsrpeH. Guget.: Manitou
BON Rep 9prt.
Spper. 2lnget.: 5inlano DON
9leD g)prt mad 9(ntperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
G6e-.Erag0oie
,saibiDnables Apartementbans
Sd,anipiel eines Wioroucr.
inhs nno Eelbltmuros.
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Sreo %. 2sennett ffre6t feine
3ram nit siuei Susefit
~ 2sooeit
itnb t5ttet fi1 ielb't init eiuems
ipoblse,ieIten zdnk.
Gbepaar lebte ieif benz Is. Sauuar
eefrtnnt.

Die Jruu rsihte einise 1ase fpdt.r
cine GdeiOunsstlage Elm. - 0at
Graufamfeit, 5runtIuht unb Rthts
'perTorsuns als griinbe an. = Ben.
nett madte peridiebsne p.rssbIit:
gerfDbnunssDerfude. - aeiner Der
anoer.n 5ausbeipobnsr h1rte Di.
psrhGnsnibpollen sduiIe. - DIX
glutthat puroe BON oem Sobne oss
Gkpaarss entb.dt - 4ls pieier ouE
Der Sdule beimfam. - Jrau Ben
nett in hoffnunssIOfsm 3uftanos I'm
5oipitol. - Coroner finbst nnt.'
ben Gff.it.n bes Gelbitm0rpers cir
Shriftitiid - Jn psIhem er feline
5rau Der 8erihtpenrung unc aisbs
lOTstei. bsIduloist. L.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
2okal.Dertd)t
Zelbftmtprbberiudb.
Gaif bes Gmerg boteIs trinft sal3s
ianre.
Mirb in Rerbenbem 3uifaHoe mad
sem 6oipitaI sebra9t.

Der "a Sabre aft 6opdrb Sibtp.
elm glsrt BON Ro. 2053 Jloral Aps-
nue> unternabm geitern 4beno IN
gmern 6oteI einen per5ipeifelttn
SelbfmorDptrfuh. inbem er cine
Guantitdt 5al3idure trant. gr fpur@
be in betpabtIoiem 3uitaHbe BON einem
anoeren Gaite Romens Jreo. Yunpeu
dufsefunben. 2eBterer bendhrihti9ts
iefort ben 6otslclert, relder Or. D.
h<rmonn BON go. 19 Meit z. apenus
requiriris. Der Arst beSeihnste ben
3uitanp oss qebensmiioen als dubert
bsoentlid, unb orbnete bic lleberfi9.
rune oesielben na6 Dem itaotiihen
Goipitol on. qatrolfpaeen Ho. /
brahte ben Sbtpsrtronten naf Der
4nitalt, no Ger Gmpfangsar3t Or.
sSones ben 3uitano oes pdtienten dls
teinohe boffnunsslos be3eidutts. Sib.
g bate iih sefiern Morgen i'm emerp
s-tsl ols 6opdrb u. R.lion Don Qors
fpoob rssiitriri. Sn isintm Beige
purDe ein burhlDherter alter pennp
aus bern Sabre 1850, isbenfdlls ein
Icsenannies .1af6enitii6". iotp!e cine
gaaritaft pun SO Gents porg.funoen.
Snf Scr Riidieite oes aouperts zines
in Glartsbrrs, 90. Bo., am 13. 1es
bruar oufsesebensn 9rieies iianesn
frlgenbe nit Blsiftift seihriebtIs
Worts: .llnter tsinsn llniNdnDen Gin
Beerdbnib. Wia irseno Ssmnno meiae
alie Butter troiten. Moieu. 6o,paro.
Sn bsm 8risfe ipuroe ibm cine StelTs
in Glarisbi,ra W. 8a., NIT sinsm
Mpnotssebalt bon $40 ansebottH.
aubsrbem bate Siben eiuen pom 8.
DECEMBER 1911 batirien Brief bon
goitmeiftsr Wonfort, in tpelrhsm bic.
ier anfrGgt, Oh Sibep ipdbrenb Der
misunderstanding als 4usbilfsclsri
in Der poitcffiee arbeitsn tonne uno
tpplIe.
Siben itieg, ME gefnei, geiteru
Mcrsen i'm Gmerp Sootel ab, entfernt,
iib ienoh tur5e 3eit ipdter, i'm erft am
9btHb 3uriidSutehren. CT benubte ies
btnfoIIs bieie Gelesenbsit, I'm iih boa
@ift 3u taufsn. Die fSlnide, tpslts
mod einen Reit Der SalsfGnrs entbislt
trug cine Gillette. tpelf,e gr0btentbeils
nit einem WeHsr abgstrabt mar, 70
baB uur nod nns Wort ,4eib" su ent'
Siffern mar. Der Wame bes Mpct6e.
itrs, bei tpeIdem bas Gift getoufi
uoroen mar, mar ptrihpainben.
Die 9enessriinbe Der geratpeif.
Iangstbot lisben iih nod niht feftftels
len, bo Sibcp niht pernebmunesf6bie
III. Gein Ablebtn itebt itiinblih 5u
ertpnrten.
Dir pOIasi .rniiitslte fpdisr 6op.
nro RelIon Gibtp. sinen 9ruber bel
QebensmiiDen. fpeIher jeboh iiber bi.
8eneggriinbe Der Wersipeiflungstbai
ieine Musiunfi ssben tonnts. CT CT.
iIdrte. feinen Brubsr auIebt seftsrr
Morgen ssfebtn 5u bdben. TsrisIb,
ffitn ii4 in gutter Gtimmiind 5u Sc.
finhen unb bemerf!e, er MOLE mad
WobifonDile sehtn.. nm bort ben 1ac
susubrInsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Enmphpule=&unsert,

@elegsnttih oes beutigsn Spmpbos
niston3erts in Der Gmerp 9au piro
ais SoItit Der iungs piaHiit 5err
Wip1elm 8a6aus mitpirten. Der
iunse 4iinftler abiolpirt Ioebsn feline
erite dmerttanii6e 2purnse uno bat
iofpeit auiberdu, no CT aufgetrsten lit,
gldu3enoe @rfolse er5islt. Iie aud
geItern bel Der 9eneralprobe. Oas
politdnbige grOgramm bss aon5erts
iii ME folgt:
atabemii6e 5sitouberturs Brahms
4lopisrtoR3ert gtO. A in 8~bur
8eetbpOen
Spmpbonie glp. 4 in S-U2oQ
S6unIann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

DGbrenb Der 4bpeienbeit Der ga
mile ituttste seltern afpii6en 4:30
Radmittoss unb $50 Ibenos Elm
Gin6rsher Der Wobnuns oes @m. S.
Sertrp, Ro. 2515 grie 4peuue, Sp6e
gart. sinen 9eiuh ab unb enttpenoste
5hmudiaten i'm 9eiammttpertbe bon
$500. 9lIs 6err Sertro teimtam,
borts sr elm DerbGdtisss 9erGui1 unc
.r 1T Der 4niiht. bab Der Gtnbre1er
iih sur 3eit nod in Der Wohnune be-
fann. Surge 3eit fpGter purpe Der
Oiebftabl entbedt. Dis poli5ei tpuros
benahrihtist uno ourhiuhte oos
sanse 9aus. icnnte jebph tetne Spul
BON benz Diebe finoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Gl6tlidJer Sob.

Gin unbetanuter, ettpa 40 Sabre
alter Rsser nuros geitsrn WorgeH
toot auf Der 5rsppe Dor benz 5aufs
$40. 602 Sobn StraBe aufgefunoen.
Die 2eide nurbe nah benz ftGottihen
SoIpitaI urb Don bort, nahoem Der
goo tpnItatirt DproeH mar, nad Der
Wlprgus ae6rdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
MISUNDERSTANDING Ses 0sohielolu
Sangsrd,0rs.

Mloreen peranitaItst Der Goob Gels
loip Gdnsertor. Der 3u ben ftrebiams
fen 0eiansp.reinen Der Stubt sebCrt,
cine Ieiner nit Rsht 10 beIiebieH
Observation-Disclosures in Der arbeit.r>
bale unb Die Jrsunoe unb GDnner bes
0ereins tperoen ii63u bieftrgeranitals
tuns obne syraee in GROCER 3abl .inz
finbtn. profsfor albert Oeper. Der
tiintise Dirigsnt bss Oereins. bat fir
biekn abenb Elm is6r intereHnntss
prosrnmm .initubirt unb bic Gdnserz
ihoor nirb obns Jrage trieber nit
eroben Gbren beitshea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
SauerIauhHibid,einr.

Sm itdotii6su 9uunmt ipurpen ses
fern bic foleeHosu gauerInubniBin<ine
erpirft: Tcminito genoii IT,, 21a.
ft6diaes mobnbous an 8uena 0iitu
Qlaee, $4,000; Gsnuoro 5uidro. 2l2s
ft0dises mphntous an Rerper Mpsnus.
nax gueno giita qIaee plaee. $500;
u. 9. Gueboff, 212ft0diees Wobn@
baus nuf Dem 9runbitiid $50. 2505
Moorman aDsnus, $500; Jrau g. Tt.
WeiB. 21sitotiges WObnbous ouf Der;
grunbftif Rp. 1893 9erraee Mpenus.
$6S00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Nbgeiebnt
6aben bic Nftiundre Der Gin=
cimnati Srnit So. einen aom=
promiRuoridlas Der
gireftDreu.

Die Wfitglieber oes Direttoriums fpoq>
ten in Grlebisung aler Qniprii6e
100000 be5ablen.-0ie 2ftiondre
berlangen jspo4 81, 100000. = Die
angebptene Summe fppllten bic 0iz
rettoren bur9 frsiptaige geitrdge
unter iia aufbringsn. - 9eorge 9.
Gor pollte angeblt9 $4,000 bets
itenern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
1oDtlidsr stur,.

Der 81 Sabre alte 2eonQro Stt,
BON No. 1891 gplerain apsnue, erlag
ssitsrn I'm itGotiiden Soipital ben
8srIsBungen, neIae er iih an 4beno
oss 13. Jebruar s.lssentlih zines
Sturses aus benz 5eniter feiner i'm
3neit.u stodpert befinbliben Wobz
nung :ugesoseu bate. Der Coroner
purb. benahrihtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Raubes einssfperrt. gle tutro beihuls
bigt, ben Soibua Manoli bon yto. 537
Weit A. Qbenue Dor einigen 5agen tn
ibrer Mpbnung beraubt unb bic Sreps
pc binuntergetporfen 81 baben. Sin
Mann Namens Charles Renfbafp
fpurbe in 8erbinbung nit bem Safe
oerbaftet unb ais perbd6tig einge.
fperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
gsrbrnbt.

Die tlsire, bier Sabre aIis Beatrice
JIemming. Rc. 4226 Glart Strabs,
itfeb ssitsrn betm Spislen In Der aiis
he einen 5opf nit fiebenbbeiBem 8dis
fer I'm uno erlitt idpere 9erlegungen
an gtadsn uno 5iiften. Das atno
purD. nab Dem itabtii4en Soipital
nehrdht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Die asiii.n f0rperlihen 2eiDen eHt@
fteben Inn Rasen, er lit Der Wittel>
punt Der Rronibeiten. Sein iiher,
nab Dr. Wuoat RSnis's 6ambusSsT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Sropfen bic i6limniten l1norbnungsn
bes Magens srleihtern unb ibn tptez
Der in ietnen eeiunben 3uitunb brinz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13


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IN miuty E'n1 = h4Ve - ~
m cir uluhr1 nSua - -. ~
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tIlot ~ = ulunss tiA--
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a.,i-I-sf
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Hhnot sasy 70 = lair nindsd. NJ
{; SuFuiy b . sUloadA guallly. 49,
o. all thR deSsrviAg plTDDagls J
kuOV I'm suTe UOaa auosrUas moEa
caeounsnDsaf hos ~ - - 'han
iha aUyar for the Otber st1R-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

uelI LAsNln - ~ Vts-AA
U1 IN ~ d.nntilB ~ Guat
llln . VouT hinI - - ~ ~ 49,
ysr IN - DIR ut1s . ehlDls. -
havo ~ llns 80 aElunea1 hlm3
VNrlt CO oaFIh - / Dlans
JuIt GhlS,
ThGFo baEauaa b o1f llitip ear
SIe VIA UbOn h = ul1lluEp - -
auls anything h1rl.a - 3 - GaiE.
! nshai ~ ere ~ - rs ahls -
- . ira and Fu1nahiR a1d - ~
otbgF psTluaI p1lnl - Vtlu - uuo-
6aEiuIly. and M y uhaf ~ Gut6
= gloss 10 bauau1R I've always
srIad % eng0uFl1s Eha IaUysf sur ~
olhaF go inSiaa1 - slluneinG hll--
WY. wnai - ~ Dola:- $500
81 - ~ a.
sWul.~ ~ 80. ~ll'S this Iuy.
VFSra va als fhflking ever Oay mai.
~ ~ - tUO al1al. GOuaihilg llsa
stsng NJ sual so1aola IN d1ls
yOl. - G0ns da8gN1abla thlng you
asSU ~ olIhl = - 81 ~ h11P "a
--thaTe's . parg q zen thut starts IN
20 tel ~ TIE osber UsrsOab 80 q
tn eaSe.
-Of cuu1s, yOoF ''rut instinct b to
hush that tart q yOu rtgh' - So
dguD - y0aF ~ go Of ~ oasr.
NOu " yOu yteid 70 fhnt Instinct.
tie nest tine tn lsWyeF Tor ihp 0theF
~ sp1ahl % tnSldc - ~, BE- lgl't
aIle - bold. And every llulP you
siIRBGe hin. ~ gatS moTp Hnd mOTp
timtd untn finally ~ doa1a't HUaat II
al An Ihen ~ ETo1aaIly 81 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
HoULT

TheGe have b-en tbre~ btrthh b.
lsSlit y ~ iast suO upakz
Ahoy - NJ 80 Nm. Ina- .. Dsu
u.aa. . ~ - l1r. ~ Nm ? = WIN
os8aS ~ GuS usE LaaI
T'nchaE
AhEss snsAoraug = U.u1ls IIua
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

o. naEt fhuIullys, r
a. ~ o e loU8 GlllI -
u,ils Oast q Gnl. Z - el
O.ls fIon - - a11ySvll
tsoyaarOl1 hellIIl. Nllra hIll -
10 . 80 oolG
So On glarf = l1uno = =
IN Ell18 &c.
II r. HARREn allull.tst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13
INDIANAPOLIS
., eEORCE FITct.
Ass"Or q "a eoOS o'd s'~oSh--

tC,.VJr.xhS-. A. C~,-FEa SIsthsu
AAanaD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-13

R.-U..s. VOteP0
, unOevor YOu'-o mr.
Uhsrevsr U. RI.

ahOas
running aOn's haar4oan
oovrunont', " oAr4Hk-
ing pose Dat ovozy that
cones along naok yOu IOl4t1oo.
eoaoaok. BzuaA up nOu-yOur zuntug
b4s aop IN washington 4n4 1t4aE sbo!s
uov1aon I yuttsr a-Ona Pit Gots4 iG4s
4sDI.anaua.sDr0pot4Oa getting f1lea. no
tessa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. June 10. 1912.
Paving Notice No. 1885.
FAIRVIEW AVENUE.

To II. Anderson. Richard Allen. p.
Andrews, John Bradke, William Boless.
f.. II Bennett. ID. II. Boydell, A. Benl-
teau. c. Barstow. w. J. Bussong. +. Ca
derette, y. Courtour. g. Defever, Aug
ust Debo. r.. Dupont. Frederick ".
Finlayson, r.. Fischer William Ceiling
er ~ Grieser Mabel Hackett, A. Hoet
! j. Huettemann j. kolb. NJ Kaufman.
Anna l.. Kean, Minnie T.. kean, r.
korefel, Benjamin Levin. z. b. Nc
CURE, Frank Nau. }. c. Otto. c. j.
OFlynn, T. Pingar, I. Renaud. The
lesa Ross. Charles Scanlon. Seymour
and Troester, NJ spieis. August schul-
err J. II. Steiner, j St Jean, Thomas
Simms. II. Wallace J. Wettlaufer. r..
Walkon. A. Walkeny, A Walkotz, j.
Zimmerman, and to all other persons
owning, occupying, or otherwise in
terested In any OF the lots and prem
Uses fronting on Fairview avenue. In
said City OF Detroit. within the limit $
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City of
Detroit, having ordered so much Ot
Fairview avenue. from $40 feet south
Of south line Of Edle street to the
south line of Jefferson avenue TO bv
graded and paved. notice Is hereby
gwen that assessment has been
nadt upon all the lots and premises
! fronting on said Fairvlew avenue. and
! liable TO be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the City
| Charter, and that a roll OF said assess
ment IL now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors Office. in the
| City Of Detroit. from the date hereof
until June 25, 1912 for the inspection
| OF al, persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLASS,
| (050) President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
SEVERAL PRISONERS "PUT
AWAY BY JUICE PHELAN
List Includes Jas. O'Mara, Pick
pocket Caught By Mrs.
Rex. Wheaton

James OMara. notorious pickpocket
who was captured through the pluck
bf Mrs, Rex Wheaton, while attempt
Ing TO rob her, was sentenced by
Judge Phelan, Thursday, to serve 80
lays in the House OF Correction. Mrs.
Wheaton and DR.. p. G.. Sanderson,
who assisted in the capture, are both
put of the city. and when O'Mara Of
Tered to plead guilty to simple lar
sSny charge. his offer was accepted.
Ludwig Oshkos and Stanislaus Jur-
sikowski, who figured in the fatal
stab bling OF John Balecki, during a
boarding house row, were also sent
snced. Oshkos, convicted of second
hegree homicide, was sent TO Mar
huette prison for not less than 10
Years, and Jurgikowsh, found guilty
bt manslaughter, must serve Ave years
Il Jackson prison
Henry F. Lueders, complained
against by a young boy, pleaded gull
by to an assault charge, and was
sentenced TO 90 days in the House of
Correction Judge Phelan tiayed
Lueders numerically.
~ Willis Jones a Negro, convicted OF
stealing $48 from Leo Kleffman, an
Atwater-st saloonkeeper, was SEN
fenced TO five months in the House
of Correction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
BONDSMAN SUMMERS TO Be
ASKED FOR EXPLANATION
Discrepancies Alleged In State
ments of Man Who Would
Furnish Fritch Bail

Jacob l.. Summers, who offered him
self as a bondsman for DR.. George A.
Fritch, in consideration OF the sum
of 5000 for going on the bond, will be
summoned TO appear before Judge
Phelan, Friday, TO explain certain con-
fiicting sworn statements which he
has made relative to q piece OF prop
erty at No. 1905 Russellst The prop
erty, a double house, 20 years old, fig
ured in the property offered as secur-
ity in the Fritch matter, and investi-
CATION by the prosecutor revealed
some conflicting oaths by Summers
relative to II.
In one case, 1t Is alleged, Summers
swore that that property was worth
$1,000, and was free OF encumbrance.
In another bond matter, he is alleged
to have sworn that II was worth 3d.
600, and was mortgaged for $1,100.
In the Fritch matter. the property
was valued at $4,000.
Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowsh IL
now making further investigation
Of Summers property, and Of some OF
the bonds on which he has appeared,
and a court investigation by Judge
Phelan is to follow.
Ii is also rumored that Attorney
Frank 7. Lodge is contemplating
Withdrawing from the Fritch case. on
account Of the unpleasant notoriety
he is getting from his connection with
the trial. Rumor has II that negotia-
tons are now on TO have Attorneys
Murtha and Mistersky represent the
doctor In his second trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
MULLETT STREET IRepaving).
City Estimates.

S69 cubic yards Of excavation. in
Guiding old paving material, cedar on
plank.
467 lineal feet OF new curbstone
(straisht) more cor less Berea.
1887 lineal feet OF curbstone, In
(6-10 feet r.. A feet RI circles fur
nisheC by City; set BY contractor
1400 lineal feet OF curbstone reset
more or less Berea.
25T7.06 square Yards OF concrete
$3.50 cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
l3l lineal feet Of retaining stone. old
Medina curb, may be used
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Bu.iness-IIke Printing. no fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
John Il. st. Pm. Main 1l9S or City 1856
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EMOCRATIC LEADERS
CONFER IN NEW YORK ON
| PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK
New York and Illinois To Cast
Votes for Gaynor or Dix
On First Ballot
is FAVORITE SON PLAN
New York and Chicago Men VIII
Then Unite On Some Candi-
date and Stick To Him

NEW YORK, June 13.-There will
be no presidential nomination in the
Democratic national convention at
Baltimore until the New York and I'LL
'lois delegates make up their minds
|bn candidate, II they are able TO
barry out plan said to have been
bgreed upon today by National Chair
3nan Norman +. Mack, OF Buffalo
pSger Sullivan, committeeman from
Illinois; Secretary Urey Woodson, OF
Kentucky, and Charles +. Murphy,
boss OF Tammany, at a conference
held at the Hotel Knickerbocker.
AS a result OF this conference, il
was reported, the New York and ILL
hois delegates, l54 strong, will cast
their votes for Mayor Gaynor or Gov.
biz on the first ballot. With the COM
plimentary ballots over and the fav-
brite sons eliminated, the New York
hnd Chicago men, il was said. would
|lnite on some candidate and fight for
him TO finish. Who this candidate
would be, the conferees failed to
btate, and Chairman Mack plainly in
|<pded TO give the impression that he
bad not yet been selected.
New York's 80 delegates are unin-
6tructed while the 64 from Illinois
we're instructed for Champ Clark in
he Illinois preferential primaries, but
Immediately after the contest II was
reported from Chicago that Sullivan
bald the delegates would be bound by
he primary only on the first ballot
Mack said he would go TO Baltimore
his afternoon
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NO LESSONS FROM SEA
TRAGEDY, HE INSISTS

LONDON. June 1S.--The sinking OF
the White Star Liner Titanic with
| 800 persons aboard, was most ex-
|traordinary accident. the like of which
never happened before and may never
happen again. said Sir Frederick
chalmers. former member OF the
marine department Of the board OF
trade today before the Titanic in
|quisitors. For that reason, Chalmers
said, he could see no valid cause why
the maritime regulations OF the board
of trade should be changed He said
that no lessons we're to be learned
from the disaster justifying a revis-
ion OF the rules. The department, he
said, was amply guarded against or:
binary accidents, but could not be ex-
pected to be prepared against the ex-
|traordinary
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sELDEN AVENUE CRepavinE).
City Estimates.

2132 cubic yards OF excavation. in
cludins old paving material. cedar on
sond from Second TO Third, cedar on
plank from Third TO Lincoln avenues
500 lineal feet OF new curbstone
(strafghD more or less Medina.
20096 lineal feet OF curbstone, in
CAS- II. X 26-4 IT. RI circles fur
nished by City; set by contractor.
3269 lineal feet OF curbstone reset,
more or less Medina.
7l01 square yards of 6-inch concrete
1888 square yards or concrete under
and behind curb.
5S4 lineal feet OF retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
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CHURCH PICNIC TABLE TO
BE MILE AND HALF LONG

An event unique In many details, in
church picnic-going, In Detroit, will
take place Saturday, June 10, when
the North Woodward Methodist
church will act as hosts to about
5000 members OF sister Methodist
churches. paying all expenses con-
nected with days outing at fash
moo park.
The guests will include the men,
women and children attendants OF
the following Methodist churches:
Trinity, Memorial, Boulevard. War
ren-ave. and Fort-st. mission. The
White Star line will provide boats to
carry every passenger comfortably,
and no boats Will be permitted TO dock
at the park, except those provided for
the big Methodist picnic. Probably
the biggest dining table on record
has been erected for the picnickers.
measuring one and a half miles and
built in the shape. of horse shoe and
at which all will SIT down to enjoy
the midday spread.
There will be music by a brass
band and Finzel's orchestra, and a
male quartet will provide special
vocal numbers. Specially planned for
the pleasure OF the children will be
a peanut parade on board the boats on
the trip TO Tashmoo, when over 1000
bags of peanuts will be given the
youngsters.
The congregation OF the North
Woodward church, under the leader
ship Of the popular pastor. the Rev.
Eugene NJ. Antrim, has been planning
for months for this monster picnic,
and raised every penny of the neces-
sary expenses. so that every person
who boards the boat as a guest will
have free transportation. The boats
will leave the Griswold-st dock at
$3.50 o'clock In the morning
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LIQUID BOTTLE AT
SIDE OF MANS BODY

JACKSON, Mich. June 13.-George
Newton, a carpenter, so, was found
dead In lumber yard here this morn
ing. BY his side was a bottle con-
tanning a liquid. II has been turned
over to a chemist for analysis.
Newton was recently arrested for
non-support of his wife.
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Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R.-st.
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PUTNAM AVENUE CRepavingl.
City EstimatesD.

519 cubic yards OF excavation, M
Guiding old paving material cedar on
sand
2i0 lineal feet OF new curbstone
'(straiGhD more or less Medina
l2.66 llneal feet "f curhstone, In
GA IT, R.) circles furnished By city;
set By contractor.
SOB iineal feet OF curbstone reset.
more or LEGS Medina.
.06l.76 square yards OF 6-inch con-
crete.
$3.50 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
AZ lineal feet Of retaining stone. old
Medina curb may be used