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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

focal point the question whether
EdwinA Dow. years old and very
sweet. Is a better or worse house
companion than Red Nike" very
Irish and very eauine'
A few weeks before Edwina was
born. her father went 20 the man.
aEcmen; OF the Falrmount hotel.
where he had a suite. and asked TO
be allowed 70 move into n larger
apartment lie gave as tho reason
that be expected an Increase In his
family" Therenpon. be charges. he
was given TO understand that he
had better move. as babies were
not wanted"
-nut. I exnoatnlated.- declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
WITNESS ARRESTED
IN WORKERS TRIAL

erick Zeizz, 6n iron worker, former
~ a room mate OF ortie McMani-
gal at Detroit, was arrested after he
had offered testimony at the dyna-
mite conspiracy trial. impeaching
certain phases of McManigars tes-
timony. He is held for the action
OF the grand Jury
Prosecutor Miller said the pris-
oner would be asked to explain why
he gave contradictory testimony to
the federal arard jury which lndict.
ed the present defendants
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DON'T BE CHEAP.

Dear Miss Grey; We are two
chumn and have been keeping com
pany with two young mea. q.
They promised Co take us out.
but they never showed up. We
met them and they told ua they
had to 20 20 near city. Miss
Grey. we think a great deal OF the
boys. what shall We dor Please
anawcr. II. X. AND I. D.
A Make them at least respect
you. by dropping them at once.
II you asked the boys 90 take
you out you got what you de.
served. u not. have nothing 20 do
with boys who do no, keep their
word. I Judge from your letter you
are entirely too young 10 run
around. with or without. tho boys.
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MRS. ARCHIBALD TO
TAKE THE STAND

WASHINGTON. Dec lA.--The
prosecution will complete its EVIL
dence in the senate impeachment
trial of Judge Robt w. Archibald
Of the commerce court this after
noon and the defense win open on
Monday.
Archbald's attorneys will intro
duce a number Of character wit
nesses from Scranton and else.
where. Mrs. Archibald and other
members of the defendants family
also taking the stand In his behalf
The defense expects to rest its case
next Thursday.
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WHY ARE BACHELORS?

farce. To the women Of sense and
refinement Of domestic taste. who
sheds halo Of comfort and happi.
ness about her. whose ambition -
not 20 ontHkipc the other one.
whose womaniy Influence makes
better every one who has the good
luck 20 be acquainted with such
20 thai woman ! doff my hat. for
that woman h superior being.
and superior to most men.
FEDDE.
There are good women and girls.
but the average mans purse and
Job no mot allow him long hunts
for q good mate u. NJ
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longer. and at last II was no letter.
but only post card. and now I
have received but one postal in six
weeks. have always answered her
letters promptly and asked hor
Why nhe was NO allow In writing.
but all she said was nho was too
busy, know Khc IL working every
day. but. Miss Grey. don't you
think under the circumstance she
ought 20 let me know how ahe Ia
setting along once a week NJ
ieaatg
she IL perfect lady. the kind
you don't meet every day aud one
that every man would be proud or
What "a your advice. pleased
Thanking you, A READER.
A. Some people need object
lessons Write her again. and n
she answers. don't be overwhelmed
and grab pen. and send an an
swer p0st haste. Wait AZ least
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
POISON PLOT?

SPOKANE. Dec. Al J. Fowl
err. travelling man, Is dead here.
supposedly a victim OF the alleged
plot to poison the liquor supply of
the town. Coroner Schlegel Is OF
the opinion. however that apoplexy-
caused death.
Mrs. Frank James. reported TO be
another victim Of IN poisoning plot,
appears TO be improving, and her
recovery is expected.
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$4,000 for Puget
Sound improvements

WASHINGTON, Dec. a.
Through the efforts OF Secretary
Nagel. who urged appropriations to
improve the lighthouse service, bills
are under consideration in congress
today authorizing, among others, ap.
preparations of $4,000 for the Puget
sound and at Henry island. Wash,
$4,000 at Point Vincent. Cal.
$4,000 at Yerba Ducne island ana
$4,000 at Point OF Pines, Cal
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ARE THEY WORTHY

Dear Miss Grey: We are two
girls and very close ohums. and we
have been going ont to dances with
two young men,
When We first met them they
always insisted on a parting kiss.
saying they never went with a
girl who would not kiss them good
night We told them we were not
that kind in a joking way, but they
thought we were serious, and since
they have not even approached the
subject or paid us any compliments.
We get tired OF this and they get
on our nerves. and at dances they
don't seem TO care II we get all
the dances we want. DO you think
the fellows are worthy OF our com.
panyI Your answer will decide.
FLUFFY AND RUFFLES.
Al think they are more worthy
Of your company than you theirs.
Two girls who can't be happy
without silly compliments and
man soldering over them are not
FIT company for any young men.
You will come to see Il as do
sooner or later; but | would like
to spare you your hard lesson.
BE worthy. girls. of uplifting men
who are not what they should be,
and good enough for the best.
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" NOT cYnrHiA's
AFFAIR: WHOSEl

AFFAIR: WHosE7
Dear Miss Grey; ! have your an
swor to my question. In your col.
umn | Jaw your note. asking J. II.
60 call. SO ! suppose you saw her.
and were unfayorahiy Impressed,
That IL tho only way I can explain
your refusal TO furnish an address
given By you 90 others that have
asked for them. So why not 70
met
What I want the address for is
nay own affair. and only n lunatic
could blame you later. II uxpecta.
tlona wers not fulfilled. but n you
have SEEN the lady. and that fotmn
your reason. ! am willing 20 abide
BY II. as your Judgment Is certain
~ sound.
II write an article In regard TO
founding an old Peoples Home will
you publish ~ You know u Is a
crying necessity.
Respectfully yours. u. r.
Al the angel Gabriel were TO
ask me Tor an address lntrussed
mo by a womAn OF sigl l would ask
rcscrunees
I absolutely never give out I'D.
dresses for matrimonial purposes.
and never Tor any other reason
without the wfiterH consent
busy az am. have left my work
70 go 10 some bewildered SRI. or
desperate woman rather than hand
her name 10 another. ! make u
ny affair 10 know tho reason for
giving out an address.
There is q cryiBg need for home
for elderly people, and u your ar.
ficlc IL short and 10 The poiut !
viii print n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
GIRLS AND CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS,

Dear Miss Grey: am 20 and
have been going with young fell
low of and on for over a month.
lie seems 10 think the world OF me:
but | care for him only as one OF
my best friends. Now this young
man II going 10 give me quite an
expensive Christmas present, I
hear from others. and want TO
know II Il would appear less cheap
IN me II ! should remember my
friend I'm some little way. though
I really can't afford much. Should
girls give fellows presents around
Christmas time when they have
known them this little umef
Thanking you IN advance for any
assistance you may lend me, ] re-
main. Very respectfully,
MAItGARlE ID.
A.--iset your friend know In cas-
nal conversation that you do not
approve OF girls accepting expen-
sive presents. A little booklet cal
endar. OF card. 10 sufficient remcm-
brance for a friend OF short nc
QuAlntance.
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Archduchess to Wed
a Plain Officer

VIENNA, Dec if.--Announce-
ment Is made here today Of the
engagement Of Archduchess Elo-
more, eldest daughter OF Archduke
Karl stephen, 20 Lieut.. Won Kloss,
naval officer. Both the emperor
and the archdnchess and parents
have consented 10 the marriage,
which VIII take place here soon.
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sYmPATHIzes WITH
AWtFE SEEKER


Dear Miss Grey: In regard TO
Mr. Wife Seeker" | am very
sorry he met with a complete turn
down from Cynthia Grey. when he
offered his noble self aud pay
check 20 her In holy matrimony.
Out OF sympathy ! would advise
him 60 turn his matrimonial gaze
from the crowded city 10 the lit
tic City Of Smokestackg GIayerettJ.
where there II an abundance Of
beautiful girls. matronly old ladies'.
and prlm old maids. unincumborod.
and who would not for one moment
BIO as cruel as Cynthia Grey was.
Also take warning from this
turn down and never approach a
female member OF a newspaper
starr on matrimonial subjects. aH
they are usually too busy 10 allow
their minds 10 drift TO such light
subjects.
A SYMPATHETIC MAID.
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LETTERS TO CYNTHIA GREY

living close 10 nature have re-
solved 70 remain a bachelor until I
meet the pure.minded girl who
would gladly choose with ms places
OF amusements aud rccreationa
like the sunny sea shore, the beau.
tiful parks. tho hills and valleys.
rather than the dance halls and
certain societies.
A BACHELOR.
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WHERE DID HE. GET
$4,000 in GRIP?

VANCOUVER. Wash, Doc. ia
II. T. Carney. in Jail today on the
charge OF being a dissolute person.
has a queer record. according to
the police. When arrested, Carney
had $500 in coin In a grip he was
carrying, and the officers are now
endeavorlng 10 find out where he
obtained this money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
NATURAL PLEASURES
OR ARrfrtClAlf

Dear Miss Grey. A few words
Ia reply to bachelor Girl
beinE man who does not drink,
use tobacco Ia any shape. dip
snuff. nor associate with any man
who IL a alaye 70 such nasty habits
l ans clad 10 learn there are also
women Sho reject the companion
ship 81 such men.
bachelor Girl take II from
me. you viii have n hard time TO
find your Ideal man. clean Ia body
and pure IN mind. should not
likeio discourage you IN your spicn.
aisisresolutiona 60 star single untIl
your ideal man appears upon the
scene. but having risen above the
ordinary social environments and
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Everett-Seattle
Inhevurban Railway

4tT1k TO EVERETT mftsd
1sa1s 1879 :. m. and SIS D. m
n. Irninssso. 7.1o. sac. 20.
IN b iis11 q. m. 1910. / 20 VI
~. Ia. <.1s. ssse 81 $40 7s0
4 - 80. II Is .. m. daily Extra
~ saturday and Sunday at
-N offices: Seattle. sth av.
Westixks: Greenwood. All 4
211l store ssfh ana ssr~enw oof
S<-.I-Ir TO SEATTLE Limited
.es 80 4 m. and Geo .. m.
tra1ns--5-fe. 500. zoe. sea
19se9. lioe a. M. ~ %
= Lee, 400. , %. col b
80 f;eo. SEQ, 1915 D IN.
Extra train Saturday and
10Y ~ Soc ,. m
H1ieat<s baggage trains
1Aetfxin leaves freight shed at
<Ansetts ~ A. >. m.
1AclyIc-xoRTHwEsT TRACTION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

OF complexion and dain'ineaa uf form.
Just then her husband. who is a vol
known actor. came In from rehearsal He
was cicanshavcn: HIS hair was cut 10 just
the right length. hts shoes were polished
TO glnsa.iike luster. his finger nails were
nicely manicured. I noticed this as he
took from his mouth a Fat and dark ooiored
cigar Evidently the gentleman could az
ford both time and money for immaculate
grooming.
Most women can ypcud the short time
and the money that are necessary TO 10
keep themselves In perfect cleanliness and
sweetness but they don't have the inciina.
ton The same lady that made the remark
abou, time and money being scarce com.
modlties with her was complacentiy munich
ing chocolates from a box that stood at her
elbow. AZ her neck was frilly little chif
fon bow that was already soiicd with one
wearing Her handkerchief proclaimed that
she had money 10 spend for perfume Her
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hole
them VII was b. he heel slipper
perfume
will
dering
shampoo has five times the value OF that
and does not take long carefully
silk stockings holes the
nImsy hose about as often as ones nails get soied
JUST ONE woRp-Remember nendine
your gloves keeping details
OF good grooming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

The reasons have remained a
bachelor are too numerous to men
ton In this space and do them
Justice. but one OF them might
have been said 10 be at the critical
time when asked for employ.
ment. was asked II ! was married
and answering In the negative !
received a negative reply. In other
words | did not have the price.
NOT so BAD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

" WILLIAM ".
PARIS. Dec. is--lf you're n
- you pas 81 10 get into this
5,es where the women's styles OF
- surid are set. IL you're not.
1 co<fs you 81. The place Is the
lrnecAamps race course. In tho
nkrrhs Of Paris.
II worth the money to Nisit the
- ofce,
Vom<a stroll about In new ere
- that are being worn for the
- time. Here goes a girl. for
nxace xho Is wearing a dress
= NE al yhIeh has never before
nuYapped the female form. II
- eover a hundred million female
49, before the new fashion she
\ o1<ling will die out.
| ~ eHh q rich young Ameri.
= Who plays the horses at Long.
1nnpo every year.
I'm goes The girl who wore
- rrSt Acbhle skirt. he said.
Nlnflnx 10 tall. slender blonde.
1lcxs ne. there was almost a
- here the day she came out in
I By he next Sunday every hired
nntsi u the track was wearing a
NM"
Ibday this blonde fashion plate.
~ ms responsible for the fact
- wen vet Irany OF the girls in
1n1fI< are sslIl h0bbling. was shap-
-
- cr0En N Q TO ~ DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
Title
Insurance

A lawyers opinion Of
title is merely dcclaratory
OF what he believes the
title is.
Such an opinion re-
moves no clouds and cures
no objections.
The lawyers cxamina-
ton is based upon matters
as they appear OF record,
or as they may apepar
from an abstract OF title
purporting to show the
material matters OF rec
ord affecting the title.
His opinion is no secur-
ity against forgeries. un-
disclosed insanity or nil
nority Of the grantors;
No security against UNI
lawful or fraudulent deliv-
cry Of deeds or fraud in
procuring and recording
deeds;
No security against mis-
statements of fact or mis-
representation OF facts APP
pearing in deeds or other
instruments or proceed
ings;
No security against the
rights OF unknown heirs
or devisees or as 10 other
undisclosed and kindred
defects in title.
In fact, it is no security
at all.
TITLE INSURANCE
is the ONLY security.
You are entitled to it,
and will get it il you in
sist upon 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

Why am I bachelor when there
are women whose voices are abb
solutely the sweetest music to mel
The reasons are social and econo-
mical. and we men expect the en-
frnnchised women 20 help change
thlx BACHELOR r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
SOME PEOPLE NEED
OBJECT LESSONS

Dear Mas Gruys I am p and
have been engaged TO lady OF ~
since last June,
she has been away Tor Tour
months when she first left she
wrote often. then she began 10 wait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

When a man considers cleaving
unto a rib, and watches The busy
divorce courts: when he reads the
newspapers filled with scandals In
high and low life. who can blame
a man OF self respect and few
Ideals. and who considers the nee
essity OF refinement for remaining
I'm single cusgednessg D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14
NOTICE nc READERS

= All letters cannot DO an
swered in the paper. and many =
4 are without name or address =
\ A stamped. self-addressed en- Z
4 velope always brings a prompt Z
h reply. CYNTHIA GREY =
ss34 x44SS ~
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$3.50 SKIRTS

made Of your own material See our
windows We neli all our made up
samples from 1915 and down, not up.
All cars transfer 10 the n. Y. T.
Tailoring Co. cor. Eighth and Union.
Open evenings.
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Under present conditions | think
only the most irresponsible OF men
get married JAS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-14

The young generation Is not en-
firely to blame for bachelors. In
many cases the parents set the pace
and make the American home
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Edwin J. Brown, DDS.
StATTlE'S LEADING DENTIST

-iS First Ase.-union Block.
ono door South OF the Postal Tele-
graph Building.
once evenings until and sundays
until 4 Tor peoals wha work
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Ny reason for being bachelor
Is that II Is impossible for a man
20 understand girl who doesn't
understand herself, JAMES.
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TBiIIie BURKE
GLORIFIEs GOOD GROOMING
nv BILLIE BURKE
BILLIE BURKE
FIRST WoRp-ro be we'll groomed look a fit
fine horse after u haf been perfectly evrred.

the time tho money be always
gOomd said the other day after beweing the fac
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a eAcHELoR's SAIL

Dear Miss Grey. Them old
baches should b. like those
Twenty old hachea lined up In a
row. 30 old maids come out TO
the show
The anctionegr cried. Who will
bid on this man. The oldest
otf ssid said. II will. and | can. -
sns stsvped TO the front. bat on
hokfnx him Ger. abe turned on
her heel and walked out Of tho
door~
Another old maid said: 81 don't
mind lack Of hair. I'll tote him
off home my cattle 10 care.
Then along came the rest. TIL tho
last one VAS gone. and the
oldest old maid was left stand
inx alone
At last she took courage 10 spite
OF no hair. and shouidered him
off her small ranch farm to
share. And now they live happy
as happy can be.
For he rocks the cradle while she
makes the tea.
ONE or 'EM.
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am a man of ~. and I often
wonder how a man who regrets the
past. and Is not cigarette flsnd.
nor booze fighter. can get ac-
quainted with the right kind.
OLD FASHIONED BACHELOR.
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11ETT TO ssoHoMIsff-s.os
~ is.ze =. m. f7is. las
80, Sac. $40. 1850. 10 81
= 8 FnIisH TO EvEarrr--s..s
~ ~. 1915 a. m. 200. no.
~ - tie. 7.is. $40. 10 IS.
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Wanted--Furniture Main 651S.
Modern Furniture Co. sss
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Dance at Dreamland tonight. go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit May rs, 1912.
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF PUBLIC
Works Detroit. Mich, until Saturday,
June 1, 1912, at 10 o'clock q. m. stand
ard time, at which time and place they
will be opened. for furnishing all the
labor and material, except cement and
be furnished by the city. and building
and finishing complete, together with
the back filling, according to the plans
and specifications on file In this office.
yitrifed crock lateral sewers In the
following described alleys:
Lateral Sewer No. 2321-ln alley east
of Vanilla avenue, from north line OF
lot 244, north 10 first alley south of
JEFF rson avenue.
block bounded by Cadillac and Hurl-
burt, Chaplin and Shoemaker avenues.
Lateral Sewer No. 232s-In alleys
north Of Troy avenue, between Wilson
avenue and Hamilton boulevard.
Lateral Sewer No. 2S32-In alley east
of Central avenue, north OF Dix avenue.
Lateral Sewer No. 2334--In alley In
block bounded by Burps and Crane,
Goethe and Mack avenues.
Lateral Sewer No. 2337-In alley in
block bounded by Brush and Oakland
avenues. Arden Park and Boston bou-
levard
Lateral Sewer No. 23ss--In alley be-
and Harper avenues. where not already
built
Each bidder must deposit In sep
arate envelope with his bid. certified
bank checks payable to the order Of
the. City of Detroit for the sum of two
hundred dollars (s200) for each sewer
bid upon, which sum will be forfeited
TO the Department In case the bidder
refuses or neglects to enter into con-
tracts within Ave days after the ac-
ceptance Of his or their tender. Such
contracts to be subject to the approval
OF the Common Council. Checks de-
posted with rejected bids VIII be re-
turned to the bidder on demand. The
bidder whose tender is accepted will be
feouired to furnish with his contract
an approved bond TO the City OF De-
troIt In the full amount OF the con-
tract price OF each sewer awarded
conditioned on the full and faithful
performance of his or their part OF
the contract.
The contractor shall be paid in bonds
or the proceeds thereof II such bonds
are purchased by the Sinking Fund
Commission according to law
on the proper execution OF the con-
the tender will be returned to the con-
No bids will be accepted from any
person OF firm who Is In arrears &c
the City OF Detroit upon debt or con-
tract. or who is IN default as surety OF
otherwise upon any obligation TO the
Printed specifications in detail fol-
the above work are on file In the office
of the Department and copies thereof
may be had on application TO the Sec
The Department of Public Works ex.
pressly reserves the right to reject any
(iiTG ~. HAARER.
(es5l Commissioners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
IN THE MATTER OF OPENING
LAMBERT STREET, FROM
FRoNTENAC BOULEVARD TO
GRAT1oT AVENUE, WHERE NOT
ALREADY OPEN, AS A PUBLIC
STREET AND HIGHWAY. a.

AT session OF said court held upon
the 10th day OF May, A. u. 1919, In the
Present. the HONORABLE WILLIAM
r. CONNOLLY, Judge Oh the R"SOf"ei
Court presiding:
n appcaring from he return OF tho
sumnnonses in the above entitled cause
that certain OF the respondents cennotp
be found within the County OF Wsy
to-yylt. George Eoss and that said
RESPONDENT has not been served win
suun,onseg issued In said court IN tne
manner provided Jy law or .het seic
rosnondent is nonresident ana mas not
voluntarily appeared in sste So
ds,.,..,I that said respondent. ocorGe
~ moss appcar and show cause. u
there be any. why the prayer OF tnc
netttioner should rot Be grantee, on o.
before the 18Th . sSs o. as sS ana a..
crsea that certified copy OF this order
Re nsrsanAlIy served upon such .respofr
dsrt wherever found. " practical ~
least six days before tune lstn. A9t.,I
I'D 4, is further ordered, adjudgej sn1'
Sas,sca that the service or this ordef
80 ,srSonaI service IL not practical - ~
ia respondeut he male by publish
tsg a copy OF this order for three SUE,
cessIvc weeks at least once IN eec'
naper published wtkhin the municireI<
~ and that thu last publication
th.rsof TO be at least siS daye before
the said 18th DAY OF juno 1911
lsIs sSs, 81 w g. K.S SoEsoI css.,
DATED Hb,iU rS ArxrnsoH
Attorney for pctifIonrr.
RICHARD i. LAWSoN
soi City Han Detroit. noh- q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

L A. Wasmundt, r. w. Wagner,
Charles Waltz, Emil r. Wagner, Al
bert l. Walter, ID. J. Walters, Henry J.
Walker. G. L. Waidron. Bryant Walker.
John ID. y. Walter; G. q Waldo, Ro-
Christopher waits. Thomas w. ward.
w. Walters, - Minnie welter. w. r.
weitz, r. Weber. Matilda Weber,
Frank Vessels, Charles q. Weber.
Il wesson Estate. Carl Weber G. r.
Werner, : r. Weber a Co. Henry
weIttenberuer. J. werth. - Charles
white. whitney Realty Co, T. w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE RECORDERS COURT FOR
THE CITY OF DETROIT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

Joseph Van De weghe. A. Wander
veghe. Ellen NJ. WALLER, Mary l.. Van
trim, Henry Van steinlant, Adele Van
schacmelkout, c. Van coppena, Joseph
Damn, = Frederick c. Veith, A. verle,
David verchoeve. Adolph verle, Henry
Verkendern, G. G. Yer vaecke. August
Yer Vaecke. Emil Yer Vaecke, = Rose
Julia vollbrecht. Charles VorpageL -
Ioasph WISE