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The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
CLOSING OF SEvENTH-ST.
DELAYED BY COUNCIL
Aid. Gilman Seeks to Impose
Conditions on Wabash Before
Final Action is Taken

The closing OF Seventh-st.. south or
FOREST, was delayed by the council,
Tuesday night. when Aid Gilman
offered resolution imposing on the
Wabash railroad as a condition OF the
closing OF the street that the road
waive its right 20 escape contributing
20 the expense when the city opens
Lafayette-blvd. across the Wabash
tracks In the Eighteenth ward. The
resolution went TO committee. Two
reports on closing the street were
sent 10 the council, Aid. John Thomp-
son being the only signer OF the
minority report, while all the other
members of the committee signed the
majority report lnasmuch as the
committee was uncertain as 10 the
acceptance OF the terms OF the Gin
nan resolution the entire matter was
laid over for another week. Another
hearing In committee may be given
representatives OF the Wabash.
The council adopted the resolution
introduced by Aid John c. Garyey,
asking the committee on public util-
tiles TO consider the adyisability and
legality OF establishing a municipal
ice plant. The resolution was referred
10 the committee. Corporation Coun-
sci Lawson gave an informal opinion
to q number OF the aldermen In the
council meeting that the city does not
now possess the legal authority to
establish municipal ice plant. The
resolution was drawn up in the cor
poration counsel's ONCE at the re-
quest OF Mr. Garvey and one OF its
provisions is that the corporation
counsel investigate the legality OF the
proposition.
Chairman Gilman, OF the committee
on ways and means, introduced reso
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04

luton TO appropriate $1,000 from the
House OF Correction fund 70 permN
the Board OF Health TO begin a Um-
paign OF publicity against the house.
fy. Health Oficer Kiefer had asked
for $4,000. Aid. Littleheld ana Wat
son objected TO the expenditure OF the
money and the resolution was laid on
the table for a week.
The council confirmed the appoint
ment OF Norbert " Andres as city
accountant.
Aid. Lynch nominated Frank ]. Al
debrandt as a member OF the city gas
commission TO succeed Henry
Guthard. resigned. The council con-
Armed the appointment.
aid. Lynch introduced resolution
which was adopted, notifying the De-
troit City Gas Co. that In the future
II will be required TO repair sidewalks
destroyed in installing gas connec.
tions. The ID. p. W., now does the
work, but Lynch says the department
fails to charge for time taken by the
men In going from one job 10 another,
thereby spending twice as much as II
receives In return for doing the work.
Each of three manufacturers OF vot-
ing machines was given permission 10
install three machines for test In
the election, Nov 5.
The council passed the ordinance
providing for better sanitation In
lodging houses.
Aid Tossy introduced an ordinance
forbidding the establishment OF junk
shops in the territory bounded by ST.
Aubin-ave.. Dubois-st., Mack-ave., and
st. Joseph-st. His plan Is 10 put other
sections OF the city In the ordinance,
eventually, restricting the junk shops
20 certain districts. An effort was
made 10 pass such. an ordinance about
four years ago but failed.
Acting Mayor Grindley requested
the council TO make an appropriation
10 erect an ornamental arch over
Woodward-ave.. during the week OF
the state fair. The matter was re-
fered TO committee.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Baltimore Sun.

To those OF us who have been
struggling these many years not only
for decency and honesty IN politics,
but for something beyond that-for
knowledge and an intimate sense OF
the needs OF the people; for enight-
enment upon great public questions:
for high intelligence in public Office
for the economists view OF public
questions. IA contrasted with that or
the polticians-th news that Wood
row Wilson has been nominated for
the presidency, seems almost too good
10 be true.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
ST. Louis hepublic.

Woodrow Wilson, lawyer scholar
Historian. executive, has been NOM
mated by the Democracy for the pres
idCncy. This Is a day OF new tasks
and new leaders The record OF Gov.
Wilson IN the executive chair az Tren-
ton has been a just source of pride 10
every Democrat He has been firm
on issues OF principle and wise IN
matters OF policy. His achievements
belong 10 us ALL He IS a man OF out
standing intellect and OF spotles5
character. While Woodrow Wilson Is
the beneficiary OF the wrong done
Champ Clark. the Republic doubts not
that he is the innocent beneficiary. Z
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Kansas CITY Post.

The nomination of Mr.. Wilson on
the platform prepared by Mr.. w. j..
Bryan ought 10 satisfy the progress
sives throughout the country and
dismiss the fear of a third party head.
ed by Roosevelt 1t is pity that
with the abundance OF presidential
material there should be such hit.
ter struggle. and while Mr.. Clark's
friends are no doub; sorry 10 see him
lose the nomination. there is lire
doubt that Mr. Wilson will have the
loyal support OF all Democrats.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Boston Globe.

Woodrow Wilson fits the era. NO
better choice could have been made.
lie was the logical selection. HIS
opinions are well known, his Qualifica'
tions are explicit, his character is I'M
assallable and his achievements such
as warrant his promotion 10 the Of
fee OF president OF the United States.
With Gov. Wilson in the field, the
Roosevelt third party movement can
not be very formidable in the com
ing election
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04

a struggle for which few parallels can
be found even in the long, history OF
the Democratic party. the problem
was solved in the best possible way
The strongest OF the progressive can
dldates was nominated. and the logic
Of the whole political situation, as not
wholly Democrat. but Republican and
Independent observers saw II. was
followed
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Denver News.

No honest Democrat may quarrel
with the nomination OF Woodrow
Wilson, for not only is he expressive
OF those ideas and ideals that Jeffer'
son imposed upon the nation in us
plastic period. but by every principa
action OF his public career he has
proved himself alive and sympathetic
10 those fundamental problems that
have ground out OF economic, social
and Industrial changes and on the so
luton OF which so largely hang the
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Cleveland Plaln.peaIer.

Democracy puts forward its strong
est candidate fot the presidency in
Woodrow Wilson. OF New Jersey. BY
this nomination. Democracy appeals
70 he progressive sentiment OF all
parties. II makes possible for the
first time since the rice OF the nro.
gressive movem eut a definite align.
ment between brogressives and con-
seryatives, using each term in its
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04

II was a Bryan convention. The
campaign will not be fought upon the
platform which the convention viii
adopt. the personal factor Will over
shadow all else In the Democratic bid
for votes. Mr.. Bryan will be the Issue
in the presidential campaign just as
he was the controlling factor In The
Democratic convention. "
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Plttsburoh Post.

Woodrow Wilson will be accepted
by every state In the union as the
wisest and best choice that could pos.
s,bly nave been made. His nomina-
ton came as the result OF steady
and progressive growth that continued
from the beginning OF the struggle.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
WHAT MAKES A PERSON
HAPPY?

Pleasant surroundings and
congenial company Get your
friends together and take in
the matinee trip on steamer
City of Detroit III Fourth of
July, 1880 P. m. 70 4 p. m.
Tickets, SI.oo. On sale at d.
& c. ticket offices.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Chicago Record-heraId.

The extraordinary Democratic dead
lock was relieved by the wish and nm
selfish withdrawal Of Messrs. Under
wood and Foss and the release OF the
Clark delegates. The forty-sixth bal
lot resulted in the nomination @.
Woodrow Wilson by a tremendous
majority. to which, by the way, New
York did not contribute. Thus after
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04

general significance. Moreover. II TO
moves the last lingering excuse for
the organization OF the Roosevelt
third party. II should put an end 10
the personal strivings OF the former
president.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04
Keeping Ahead OF rhe Game.

Flanagan OF No. 1915 North Paulina>st
viii he pleased 10 know that che is
conyalcscing In very satisfactory
manner from her next illness.-RaNens-
wood co. Gazette.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-04

permanency OF our Democratic insti-
tutions and the happiness OF the
people. --.
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SslmRsNabribten.
giHeinnati, 13. 5uG.

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HaHb bon 25.6 Sus uHo ftebt.
Mempais. Ssun. Der 5lus bat stRsu
8aF.raauo bon 2l.0 gus uHo ftstst.
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Sas glafat aui oem San5ann,

Sin 9erliRer S6riFtltelIer ihreibt:
,Sd muB iagen. es erfilllen Dentg
Iiuae ibreu Saupts nHo 1aletns-
;ped in 70 ungeniisenoer &eiie nls
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nod, iiir mas Elm gau5aun iein ollr'
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ga ia. nm llnbefugte am Setreten
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rem no ben ShusIelIten ple allfle-
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Eerfauft nurben gar 30. Q rotber Btns
ter su 116e, 500 8u. DO. NIT 0iossen su l16e
auf nem Geleiie.
Dsffhtsrn. Martt rubia umb ftetig.
no. nsibes so ~ S3e, sto. neibes 80 -
Bic, Ns. 4 reibes ~ = zoe, 30. Q aeIbes 79
~ SOC, no. DO. III - 7Sc. go. 4 bo. 70
ice, 10. . semifhses 75 - 79c, 30.
DO. rs - TIE, 10. 4 bo. 70 - 7ee, neises
sfetbentorn 78--s1e. seIbes DO. S1--84c. as.
mifn.ss bo 78-81t per 9u gerfaaft purotn:
Gar 80. 8 nei5es ,u s0I6e, / Gar bo. sn
Soc, 2 Cars bo su Gle. Gar 80. 4 DO. tu
79c, Gar meibts nad grobe sdbrsnb ,u
593ze, Gar 30. 4 gemiihtes ;n 72e. Gar
10. 9 aslbss sa 77sze. 500 gu. SO. 4 aeIbss
init safer su Toe, 500 Eu. nah Drobs nit
sn 72e auf benz Geteiie unb Cars ao.
gtlbes ~ 77lss bel antnuit.
6afer.-Wartt rHhia nne 'tetie. N.2 nei'
Ser Size, STANDARD wsiser 504 4-51s,
30. 3 ryeibe, 49-50t, go. 4 ipeiber 47--49c,
80. 2 2aemiihter 4Tt, no. 3 DO. 46l9--47,
80. 4 bo. Al - 46e per Gu. Befauft rnr'
ben: / Gar 80. 2 asmiid,ttr III STE, Gar
stanbarb neiser III 50l9c, 2 Cars DO. III
SOFT. Gar peiber rad grcbe III 49l4t
$50 gu. 30. 2 tpeibsr NIT Rolaeu al 52t,
$50 9u. neiser naf prpbe mit Aorn al 47t,
$50 gu. 30. 3 semiidter nit aorn 1u 4st
auf esm esieife.
Hoaaen-- Warft hetia. ae. 2 75-78c,
30. 3 T2--74t. 9o. 4 66--72c. Bertduft tuurs
ben: 500 9u. ao. nit @eiisn Al 78c uno
500 9u. DO. nit eaisr ~ 75e auf bem @e:
leiie.
gerHenmaI;. - Sribia5rs5srfs 81. rs
II. 80 per Ea.
gsratsit d Der v.tr,is..Br,tfe ait b.ais.
HiseH am slei heH fa1s oss pori1ta Jihres
ogli 12. 1912. 5uli IL. 1911
Meisen, 80. Q rotbsr .ll6e S7t
@.IfA!sra, SO. atmifht.s rs: 6Siat
6afsr, 10. 2 aem!ftter nsaer Ale 46]ac
aoesen 30. 9 ueusr ...... 73c &c
eeu no. ] gtmotba .t2325 $3.50
s8histh.
Der Vearft ptr H,ta. S.r'dI't n1retu
591 @bfs. Tiifiner's Siuifhso 1eoss aaf
Der Bafis hon $l.3S per Ga1on..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
Qlmsipdrtiae Mtdrfte.
Ntn Aorf 10 suIl

- ~ A6s suhs
Wthf.-3ufubr 30,44l gbls., gerfanbt
2O,663 NbIs. -- Der Martt mar beute netig.
gprinq gattmt S5.38-5.55, Btuter straiahts
"a. .SO--5 90, Dinter gat.nts s5.I6-5.5o
gprina clears $4.50-l.80 g4inter Grtra,
10. i 34.2o--4.40, no. 2 be. t4.00--4. .15r,
aanfas Straigbts s4.T5--500.
MsaaenmttI Sar beuts rubia. gair
bis gates s4.40--4.65. aOies bic fanep s4.70
--49o.
guhpti,enmtbt 1T Hau su $3.50
psr loo pfune fair Sic qutes 1926 -
515, Dolce Bis fanfp s5.oo-5.25
aismebl mar heta. 5einss neises
unb aelbts $l.70-I.75, grobes sI.65--1.7o,
Eiluerieo s4.20.
BUD Aneiten romtnea. 1eriean 85e
une 6anabiaa 63e {. |. f. Rem Bort.
Msaaen nomintI. SO. 2 BeHern 10fe
bel dnfunft {. |. I. Buffalo.
ssrae III rabie. RatssnHe 112-l25e
{. I. 8aHalo.
Bsis. sufusr 79,s0o Bu., g.rfanb.
81 1873 4u. Martt III fef. 30. 2 rotber
neuer ia - 116e i'm glspator unb 116t
I. o. b. fhpimn,enb. no. / stortbern Gulutb
i19Iff. 0. b. ihwimm,nb.
gStIfAtorn. - 3uFuhr -, Serfanot
8. .1s4 gu. Wartt mar fsH srport SO. Q
nfusr 83tss i'm GlsDatOr uHb 83lSe (. o. b.
idanimmeno.
eafsr.-safabr 85,o75 gu, g.rfanbt
200 gn. Wartt fsit. gtansarb psiser
So 55lSe I'm elevator. Re psiser 551S
SEE, So. 3 5s1Se, 80. 454I@s.
Gen in rubia- Drima l45e, no. / 140e,
&c. l3Oe, 10. 8 100-ll0c.
6spfea III Eau.- 5tat. 1911, erbina
r.r bis Dolce 29--35e; 1910 10-lse; gaei6e
Goat 1911. sroiHdrer bis aos, 81 - 35c,
1910. l2--20c.
5datt fins Hetta. Central ameriea
24l1t, gosota 24--25t.
esser in ftR. eemlot 25--27c.
Sorf in itetia. samitu 5000 $50 81. 90
bort clear $ls.25-2L0l, geeb 5000
POTS.
sect "a a.tia. santIn s1s.oo-18.5O,
Nss s15.00--15.50. es:f. 2 hiuter s2s.01
-3l.00, Btrpaft tis.o1-Is.51, Gtts srtr1
| 9rrbia T,s tia.00--l9 q.
gut Meats Hne a,tiq. Gsp5ferte s.t.
/ les, 10 bis 10 90, ll--tlXc. DO. Shul.
tsrnSt&-sszt, DO. shinttn l2l1-l23lc.
| SAmaI, in militia. RtsbIe @ea srims
| s10.5s---l0.8s; aafTnirt.r niIia. Gonti.
nsnt sl0.ss, q. n.sll.85, COMPOUND 83s-
| ssat.
fats in Hun. srtma gits gu slke
! gountrh sd -6i%f.
8aumY elf aam.u.C IN miaia -
/ srima robes s. 70-53i. prtma Semmer
| s,Ib.s S. 1852.
Tstrslsam II FstiI. RdFfiuirtes
2sp Dert $3.50, 8sitas'tp5ia une Baltimor:
/ $3.50, DO. in 1uff s. o.
/ Bslts II rubis. Iomsitit 5Lsses Obi!
29-30s.
Oar, in rufia. Straiues, aeu6bnli d,es
bic autss t6 30--S35.
ferpenti n ID feit su 47lse.
/ asts ia isft. - GIussimtiher 4-8e.
8atHa 6-6lae,
WsIafiss IN ruhiq. gepSrIsaHs Sper
| fettlt, auitr bif Dolce. 37--52e.
| snSsr - Asbsr 1T fef. Wnseasss,
sa ftR. 3.36t, Centrifugal s6 fea 3.68e
RolaHss. Buffer 80 ftf 31lc. Rnfhnirts
Ia itetia. Gut Seof 5.s0e, gruftee 5.70c
gsaIo n" S.35e. G4bes 5.25e, pOpoer..
5.10c, graBulates 50oe, Eiamono n
5.00c. gonfsttioners n" 4.S5s, Ro. 4.85
As. 2 4.81e, 1e. 81. TIT, Re. 4.70s, 10. !
485, no. s 4.soe. n. ASK. 10. 8 4-5Ot
10. 9 4.45e, 10. 10 4.4ot, 70. IL Ass, 80
IL 4.30s 30. 10 4.2js. 30. Is 4.25f.