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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

og gIo, OH MAJ olDe lod lDtIelIg,
iom fnn ieg onifer big oct
ISL, on maa lite gaal 6Dao oeO-
fommer Qiillbap oig2 Pa, 6liu
6Iipl~
Wen Or. 8enticf par ollereoe Dor
tie. Vaop ioa bom gaa blrtigt neO
gentem @lleen. @n Rot Itnrfere
enOog EMO 0faps boooe folot BAN
BIigtens.
NiIlbap bar en- fottig 5iiferbp,
iom Ioa neiten fem NiI ira 9rooo-
boD / en- mnrifagtie egn beo apiten.
0aorlig ernpret, unioen0e ON ale
Sunobeosre9ler, iom 9efolfningen
bar, / GorbinOelie meo ben uiunOe
SorO6uno, giorOe Willbap til
ct irugtbart SteO for ale Slags
imitiomme Spgoomme. Wooig bap.
De Or. 0oDentrD toget tat poo i'm
@erning, og M bar BET blebet Or.
9enticfs Eur at uorette noaet Tor
oisie ltaffels Wenneif fer. llge eiter
lt9e raieOe Spgoontmen me0 uminO.
ifet Stprfe. Sele 5amilier uo0e0e,
lln9e og gamle uoen 5orifel, men
Or 9enticf fpntpeoe %Iton0huftiat
for at blipe 8erre oper oct iorte
Spegelie, iom ierte al 6enne SAM.
mer og gfenOi9beo meo Jig. San
Ito0 enc / aantper, alIe un0gif oen-
ne 8eitbuIe, ieIo Boitbuoet bolot fig
borte. 9iloe 9eboerne bou0e oeres
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borte / en- aosie. 6oor 9reoelie bleb
gent. De bar ifpe0e iom ipeooIife.
Paa @eien ne0 aennem 9pen groe.
oe @resiet nten6sit, 9aooene 6leo
IIaaeOe lsie al Stormen % iif 2oo
at orioe bort, noor 5Gooen fog Dem,
uoen at noaen iorbinOre0e oct. Sn.
9en bopoe Elmo og Cans for nnoet
enc Spgoommen. Gnten maotte man
iiooe beo 9s0sleiet bo5 en- al line
apre, eler man Iaa Der ielo. d.
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noar en- aiite eaer Here auguit.
oitenens &afomarfe blep barren til
a%irfeaooroen. iaa man Menneifer
%uoenior.
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Or. 9enticf, Der iaa lenge 6ap0e
gaaet ira Spaeieu9 til 5pgeieng
H0en at un0e Jig 6p.le - aIle
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at BUTTE unoer.
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er raft igen, ior jeg fan life gore
oct ret meget Ipngere," tpntte ban
en- aiten, Oo ban elf ne0 til Stron.
ben for at faa ct gnit iriif 2uft.
som ieg bar BET MI ueo ieg ftap,
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ct Spgrg5maol, ON jeg life paa
oenne Qiaooe gor mere Sto0e emo
Sam. 9Iot lea ior Ell Sime fuaoe
bIi0e oisie itrGffelige Spner foit
iaa piloe BET oil 6iplpe; men De
bar br9nOt Tia mo i min 6ierne.~
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ten % 9alufoaIt Qfhmlen ngr Oeo.
uoen at pioe al oct, par ban tom.
met ben til airfegaarOen, % ban
lGneOe iig inO oDer @uren Tor At
ie. 6~oorira 90Oen font. Set par Ell
e0e. u6Dggelig Rlet nGr oeo 9ooet.
Snap et 5rn eQer Ell 9Ionlit gop
oeu ct Denligere lloieenoe, tun raa
Stel, lom BAR tagne ira Stran0-
fanten, por an6rogte peO en- Del al
DC man1e imaa @raotuer, men ale
Be npopfoite0e @raue maatte enOoq
ioa ioone 6enne fottiee 8rnoelie.
8eo en- al oi3ie rifle @rope too
en- mort au noeififfelie 6eiet. 8nm
par oeo at grape ct liQe 6ul / Sor.
oen. Oct bar LET at ie, at oct forte.
Sc 9enoe paa arpiter, % Gaorerne
lob neo as oct bleae 9(niiat mems
bum 9rapeOe % itsnaeoe.
ga Or. 9enticf foni nprmere -
ban oil6e 6ipIpe Sen itaffeIs aone
- genfenOte ban 6enoe iom en- al
sc 9otieliter, Der iom peo ct MirofeI
6anoe operounoet Spgoommen Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

rer Ior llolIe Oun8 Iaq DeH ~ Uei
lille Sorob6t iom opffe0e benOes
iOite Barn.
Sun fnnOe neppe ilebe fig al
Ste0, % DeO airfegaoro8porten iant
i9un belt iammen.
ogne, enel" iuffeoe BUN. 0WfanO,
9orn, 6oreIore, 8enner, Sleat-
hinge = ale bar 06ben toeet ira
migl Sooo ifoG iaa ieg meO 2ioetl
Qo, Lao mig 06 Der, Der bos mime
ferel"
Soooonne bierteif9renoe Scener
boo6e Or. genticf npiten oo9ligt
beret 8i6ne til ben ii0ite Maaneo.
2llorig 6aooe Def Dog giort iaa opbt
Snotrpf paa 6om iom oenne Sang.
Sans ip9e Sino bao0e miitet iin
SpGnoefraft. 6eIe ltgen igenuem
IA ban beitonOig ben fortoioleOe
V2o0er paa airfegoar0en. Sp90om
% 800, og Sp9Oom og &e0iel
loo alOrig bans 6ierne i no ct
SetunO, og Ell tonne Dag buffeOe
ban ielp unOer.
Tiger i9ennem iopueoe ban mel.
lem 2iu % $40. Qa ban en0elig
Ell Morgen poagne6e op til 9eoi0it.
5e0 o9 iaa ct aniigt b9iet ODER Sen.
gen, g%enfenote ban 0en auin0e, ban
bin aiten bao0e MOOT pao Strife.
%9aor0en. Dag og Nnt bopoe BUN
booget ODER 9om uoen at blipe trpt,
o9 oct bar, iom ON 0enne Op9abe
bobOe Opmpet benoes egen Sor9.
Get bar / S%lutningen al auguit,
at Or. 9enticf bar bleoen iDa, og
@oIooelen al Oftober Dor aoaet,
1or ban iorite Soma itettenoe iig
til i'm Stof fnnOe lite uoenfor %
moe @iteroorsiolen.
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ifpmmet al ale De rs0e pr. San
BAR faop til at 9enfen0e; men Sc
mango tprlige 6oreipsrg5ler, De
tafnemmelige 9liffe, ban moote ira
ale 0enL ban peo fin 0miorg baD.
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finn Iioet 6efpmre0e iig ON iii To-
ieenOe - alt 5ol6 life for i'm eaen
Sfulo.
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mere MI" tpnfte bon. oGn fopor.
ret Self fenoer Gomancrlle iffel
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min @ligt mcotte ieg 10 9ere."
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flnoe oenoe 5iem til 9roao6aD.
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oct iiolte. Git go0e @eibreo 6aooe
ban 9enUunOet i efbper 6enieenoe,
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1ata Arm iaa truftIg iom igr, men
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ior Dam lelo? 0pa0 par De iammen-
ligltet meo Dem, Der 6aooe pot Jig
mo 5ar5 6ierte? = gn 8ammeI,
euiom &nnOsbpoottor be5epeoe fife
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it 9amte Silent; men Dan bleo life
enc. Scans troinite5 pgepleierite, @n-
ten horton. oiIoe life iorIaoe BAN,
% Dan nanneoe life at iige ]tei.
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baooe at ore i'm parme Omior9.
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tie allereoe op ira 5foritcnen paa
1ottorboliaen, 0oren par apitfrit
aa5uet % 2ps ira la9liginueoin-
ouernel San iaa oct ait paa 2li-
itano.
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nit Sus os m%ootager os iaa 6ier-
teIigt2" ipurgte ban, oa BAN %
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reite, er oct oig?"
ga, mig, 8i(. 6Oem e(lers?
90 oelfommen til6a8e? Store
Sill, fan on tileiOe mig2"
0Silgioe Oi9. W}opl 6pa0 iful0e
ieo tiIsipe oie?"
o@tin llforItnnoig6eo oen @ang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30
Gncf 8is.

Zen me gone ira 2uef OF til
superior er nu odbnet ira 8ruiit,
boa0 Der bleo toget li0t / 8etragt.
ming oeo Mi8iionSmeOet / Supe.
rior. Sna bel pore Brpiter iom
Menigbe0er bar 10 %inobuot til oct.
te N6Oe, og life iaa fno, go0t Ell
so 0eoIemmer, utge og 9l0re, tog
imoo Snobo0eIien. Neiien oertil ira
2ltcf iiges at bore 81 Dbl.
Meoerne tog oeres 9egpnoeIie
Gorsoog aften oen Is. auguit,
fortiattes 6reOng gftermiooag og
Bitten, 2orOog bitten, S9nOag 6Or.
mi00og me0 Altergaug, ON @fter.
mi00agen meo gernegu0stjeneit tie,
boor label unge iom pIore bar til
Ste0e. 0erefter llng0omSms0e o9ian
for Plore, ON 2litenen Slutnings.
m6oe, 6Oor OrOet par irit, % Here
If 4nleonilg I'll at uotale Jig.
S0n0ng 5ormiooag 6leD optoget ct
Grfer til &re0smi8iionen % lige.
leOes ON A%itenen for Dem, iom fife
par til Ste0e ON 5%ormi0oagen. @e0
Observation-Disclosures gaoeS Der, 9sr.
nene Nnle0ning til at ORE 0eres
@etter paa 9erren5 Alter til Sn=
oianermi5iiouen % Oct BAR ~iiffert
me0 @le0e / De imoa8 6ierter.
Q}ao'fe oct o9ioa bar noget MT Tor
oem at lpg9e oere5 @aper paa
0errenS Filter. Set 6ur0e MI life
pore mt t pore MeniQbeoer.
Oct oil0e u0en IoiDI ligeiom al
be oem Tot mere emit til j 6remti.
oen at Gre til 9erren3 Sag.
Ger er III life ioa faa oanife
5amiIier / Superior, met fun
foo iom tiI6erer Menig6e0en, efter
5orlnoeuoe finn I a S 6amiIier, ct
Bar @nfer o. nogle iaa lnl9e aar-
le, BOG piitnof etfelte uoenforitaa.
enoe, Iom itetter Wenigbe0en. De
bar 0eres Gqen a.rfe og GrGite6o-
(ig, men man fan 1of %ioritad. at
ia fan Q}eolemmer mao anitrenge
ia for at 6olOe alting aaoen0e /
WeniQ6eoen. 5or en- Del aor til
6aae beito0 MeniQbeOen al oOer 30
5amilicr, men &c er reiit ira 9Den.
7 6amilier er fommen Der til 2ucf,
noale er anoet til aelmare, d. 9nf.
oip. 5 8ualtb er mango oanife
/ 5un1iler. 8oitor Often 6oloer nof
@uo3tjeueite Der ct Bar @ange ON
Maoneoen. ri Aar5beretningen Ter
ieq, at Der er fun 9 b%ioroaDoenOe
Meolemmer o. / Superior Oet oo-
bette Nntal, ian set Ter life no til,
at Der oisie 9oer CT tor Irola
iblunot pore 2anosmpno til oonOe.
Iio 5ooe.
6ooO 9oernes SeorrOia4eoer al.
aaor. iaapcl / 5uper5on8 ION OH.
Atr6s, On par Der 10 noget mt Tor
oem. ON life 6apoe perionIigaeno-
fob til oi5ie 9oer. &c bar fIere
tore 5fofer % airfer, line prioate
9pgninger, tore yGoolOocf" .9roer,
Seiloo5 oio. Monqe al 0e %tilrei-
ienoe fif for Detailing Ell SeiItur
poa S6en ON 2~oroagen.
Wen De fom nof. ale til6n9e
atoen Spor al S6iDge. 9erefter
gif 3llren til Duluth, iom for en-
flor Gel er bDgget poa en- 8ltppe,
oq 6norfro en- itor ll0ii9t, men BEN
Gag fife poo @runo al Gage.
Soo tilboge i9eu til Superior for
10 Sent meo 5porpoanen til S1ip.
per og NftenqltostieneIte.
@i Tiger M biertelig Saf til Or
bets 5orfpnOere o9 til Men:o6e0en :
for @pitiri6e0 og Sme0efommen-
beo, oa 9of til geuner for Sam-
ppret / oisie 0oac. Get er MI life
ioa liot lllciIigbeo for cit fife ne
nig6eo at ta9e imoo iao Itor en-
Snofoortering. men set bar Scr iif-
fert ineer, iom tog 9etragtning
eaer 6eippreOe iie ooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

6ortiat ira SIDE 81
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11

Clerk Hopkins, OF the supreme court.
had just told him. over the phone,
that the supreme court had not ad-
journed; would be In session Dec. l6,
and anyway. the chief justice had the
power at any time 10 convene the
court 20 hear special matters.
Attorney Mcnamara holly retorted
that he had received his Information
from Justice Kuhn himself, but Attor.
ney wilkins Strengthened ont the mix
up by stating that no new matters
would be fled until Jan. 4, unless they
were OF special importance.
The compromise finally reached
was, that the defense file with the
on Dec. 10. copies OF the
afiidavits.
On Dec. 2l, the prosecution accept.
ing two days Instead OF required four
days notice. the matter will be argued
out before Judge Phelan.
Attorney James r. NELL. OF counsel
for the aldermen, grinningly remarked
that II Shepherd can read in as hours.
the bundle OF stun that will be tossed
at him on Dec. 10, he will prove a
marvel
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
BREAK IN NEW YORK
AFFECTS LOCAL MARKET

There were two breaks on the De
troit Stock exchange, Wednesday, as
result Of the unsettlement in New
York, and stocks were generally low
er. Kresge common was down four
points to "A bid, with offerings at 7S
The preferred softened. too, the offer
ing being of half to 1903. Southern
California Edison slumped of five
points more to 80 bid. with offerings
down TO 95. Cities Service common
was IL points lower TO Ill bid,
though offerings were up to 100. REQ
Motor Car lost a quarter TO 20 bid,
and the offering was down to FL, with
some sales between. General Motors
common lost a half to 80 bid. Sup
port appeared for Standard Screw
common al 60. Wolverine Portland
Cement eased of quarter TO 4 bid
with stock at 5. Michigan Sugar com
mon was let off FIVE points TO rs ask.
ed with support lacking.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
STUFF USED In
CONVEY GARAGE
WAS JUST MUSH
mn InuN Il. CLARK.
County Chemist Declares There
Was No Cohesion in the
Material
OWNER OF BUILDING
TAKES THE STAND
Shifts Responsibility 10 COntrac-
tor, to Whom He Left Di-
rectiOn of Work

The stun that l analysed wasn't
concrete-it was mush," testified
County Chemist John Il. Clark, We'd
nesday morning. in the inquest before
Coroner Rothacher into the death Of
the three men killed, Nov 10, in the
collapse of part OF the Cowhey garage,
st. Antoine and Larned-sts.
Dr. Clark said that Officer Baker, OF
the police department had brought to
his office, Nov. is, two-quart pail
containing what purported to be a
sample OF concrete from the Cowhey
garage. He had analysed il and found
that IL consisted of 55-100 OF one per
cent OF organic matter, 4S.12 per cent
of matter soluble in hydrochloric acid,
and 51.33 per cent of sand and gravel.
There was no cohesion in the
stun" said Dr. Clark. 1T had been
scooped up, evidently, in the pail
In making concrete, the lime in
the cement becomes combined with
the sand, forming a silicate insoluble
In acid Concrete should be insoluble,
except about one or two per cent In
this case, 1912 per cent was soluble.
The trouble here was that there was
too much carbonic acid where there
shouldn't have been. Too little sill
cate OF lime was formed. 1t was an
inferior cement"
Asked by Attorney Groesbeck IL 1t
would do any good to analyze a bag
OF the cement used, DR.. Clark said
that nothing would be shown that had
not been shown already.
Chief Building Inspector Henry A.
Dupont finished his testimony. He
said that he consulted Julius Kahn, or
the Trussed Concrete Steel Co.. Tues
day afternoon, regarding his report
which was submitted in evidence,
Tuesday morning, and that after this
consultation, he still stood by his re-,
port.
David Huston, a carpenter. testified
that he took out some snoring from
under one of the beams that collapsed,
and that Jack Deppert, the hoist
engineer, had told him a half-hour
after the accident that If enough shor-
ing had been left in place. the failure
would nor have occurred.
Thomas F. Cowhey, owner OF the
building, said that he had left all di-
rection OF the work on the building to
Mr.. Everham. the contractor. He said
that the plans, though drawn for a
two-story bilding, contemplated the
addition of third story. so that no
great changes in them were neces-
STATED when ht finally decided on a
three-story building. He said that Mr..
Everham had told him, when he OBJ
jected to the siowness of operations.
that the building would get along
faster IL there we're more lumber on
the job. He testified that he had fur
nished all the lumber demanded by
his contract with Mr.. Everham.
The inquest will be resumed at
$3.50, Thursday morning.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALo-openIag
DunnInn A stevens Live stock Rep0

EAST BUFFALO, y y. Dec !.
Cattle: Receipts i've cars. mar
ket. slow. best 1850 TO l,5OO-lb.
s;e~rs. s9@s.6o. good TO prime 1900 TO
100 10 1.e0O-lb. steers. tT75GfS.
coarse. plainish. 100 20 i.s0O-lb steers.
S725u 80: medium butcher steers.
1000 20. LOO lbs, $3.50 20; butcher
butcher steers. s5.75m625, best fat
cows. y66650: butcher cows. s5G - so;
light butcher cows, tt.25 q 4. 30. cutters.
S3.IbG4. trimmers, 81 90 800 best fat
hcifcrs, S7m7.5O: medium butcher heif-
ers. $50 q6 25. light butcher heifers.
81 10 rs; stock heifers, Sifl A,25, best
feeding steers. dehorned, SO 5Om7; FAIR
10 good stockers. $3.50 .. 90. light
common stoekers - 500 A!S prime
bulls s5.5Cm5.75; bologna bulls $500
8: stock bulls, 81 son 3; hest mixers
and sPringers, S65H'5i common TO fair
kind, 3t0I5 so
Hogs Receipts, 20 ears. mar
ket. lower; heavy. s77047.sO. workers.,
Sc SO u Z So pigs. $3.50,
Sheep Receipts. Is cars; market
strong top lambs, tS.l5, yearllnss
IS 5d0 SIS wethers, '45o94.7S' ewes.
Caves; ,5G125o
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. N y. Dec. IL
Cattle: Receipts. $50 head: market
active and steady; prime steers. SEA
. so: butcher grades, S54S.50. Calves
Receipts, so head. market, active; Gull
TO choice, S6Ql2.5O Sheep and lambs:
ReceiIts. 5000 head. market. active
choice lambs, 1915 dS.90; Gull TO fair
IS. 5OQS.5O; yearlings. S5g6.50; sheep
S2g6 Hogs Receipts. $3.50 head
market, fairly active; workers., .7s5H
40; pigs. $3.50 mixed, s7.75. heavy
$3.50 TsO; roughs. $500 $50. stays
S6Q6.5o
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO.
Dee lt.--Hogs: Receipts $4,000 head
market dun and l0al5c lower: mixed
sI90Q7.55. rough heavy. s7l@g 100;
light. s7.l0@7.45; pigs, ;5q7. cattle:
Receipts, $4,000 head market. Zoe
lower: beeves. s5.56alO75. cows and
heifers. 50 roar so; stockers and feed
ers S44OQI7.60 Texans. $4.50J5.S0.
calves S65OT 1880. Sheep: Receipts.
So. 900 head: market, Zoe higher: ma
tive. y495: western. 81 Goa 8; lambs.
s6.25GSl5; western. $6,20WS.l6.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Dee. ll.-Hogs;
Receipts 5000 head; l5c lower: med
iums and heavies. $755; workers.. $3.50,
pigs. $7.25 Csttle; Receipts, 8 cars;
steady Sheep and lambs: Receipts. rs
cars; IS 25G9 Calves Receipts. 100
head; Sil50U6,
L. =. YARDS, CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Dec ll-Hogs; Re
ceipts IS cars. lower mediums and
mixed. 1855, workers.. $500 1855: pig,
$725; lambs, $3.50. calves, $3.50, cat
tie. 36.5oas
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
FIVE BUCKETSHOPS
RAIDED BY POLICE
tcoutinu.d from Page one)

Shepherds recommendation 10 that
body is carried out
Prosecutor Shepherd says he start
ed the raids. on account OF complaints
that the bucket shops were swindling
patrons, and are illegal under the
public acts OF 1907, act 336.
He declared that that act fully COW
ers the situation and justifes him in
putting the shops out of business. He
SAYS about so letters OF complaint
were the direct cause OF the raid.
Bucket shops are swindles," says
the prosecutor They do not quote
accurate market values. Their quo
tations on their blackboards are not
true to the market but are put their
for their patrons TO gamble on fiuctua-
ton. They do not deal in actual COM
modities, but gamble on fluctuation.
Often, fake quotations are posted
on the boards, an dthe minute a
patron hands over a $40 bet, that SO
bet is gone"
Where do you draw the line be-
tween bucket shops and legal broker
age ofices?" he was asked, and re-
piled: I'll draw the line when the
cases get into court, not 10 the news
papers"
Asked IL the raids were the result
of a grand jury recommendation, he
said the grand jury knew nothing
about the matter yet. but would, With
in a week He said he would at once.
recommend that they take the whole
bucket shop matter under considera-
ton at once. He can hold the arrest
ed men only week without warrants,
which would Indicate that the grand
jury would have TO take action in that
time and return indictments, 10 make
the raids bear any fruit
Raids Made simultaneously.
The FIVE raids were made stimuli
taneously
Assistant Prosecutor oVorheis, De
tective Good and Patrolman Wandrie
raided Bray & Co. Fourteen men were
arrested there, after hot argument
that ended when Detective Good fash
ed his badge and said that would take
the place OF warrants. II did
Assistant Prosecutor Heston, De.
tectiye Fox, and a patrolmsn raided
Robinson a. Co
Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowski.
Detective Brooks and patrolman
raided Cook a. Co; Assistant Prose.
Cutof helddn ana county Detective
Colin rounded up the ~ men In Stone
a Co.'S Office, and Assistant Kilpai-
rick objective High and patrolman
raided Walter 4 Co. II was while tliey
were searching the safe for papers
that Watson, the painter, made his dar
ing getaway
The statute provides that the keep
ing OF an Office for the pretended buy
ing and selling or stocks and bonds
grain or provisions OF any sort. wher,
there il no intention OF making actua
transactions in these commoditie
shall be a felony. and the punishment
Is fine OF not less than $500 or NOR,
than 81 90 OF Imprisonment for tern
Of not more than two years, or both
Beech trees are seldom. In ever
struck by lightning, IL is said
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early June. s1.20: sifted early june
N40 per dog.
Feed-JoDbing prices in i0o-lo sacks
bran. $23: coarse middlings. 32t; nne
cracked corn. s2s; corn and oat chop,
Fiour-Jobbing prices: Best Mlchi-
gan patent. $3.50; straight. 80 20: clear
$3.50; pure rye. $3.50; spring patent
Hardware-Nail& 81 case; plain an
0arbed wire. 1 point. sab per spool;
galvanized sheets. "a gage. SS:s6; S
s Sass: ' 80 gage. safS per cwt. single
Bit axes, bronzed. $500 per doz. poll
ished. sl4 per doz.; black sheets. % and
"a gage, S255. 20 gage. $3.50; y gage.
bolts. small, IS per cent OF; large. 65
per cent OF list: machine bolts. small.
7542h per cent or; large. s5y2b
per cent on list.
oil.-Raw linseed, 4sc; boiled lin
seed. soc: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. l0l4c: perfection. lie: Eocene.
lSc; Crown gasoline. lsc per gal !;
turpentine, in barrel lots. tsc gal
Proyisions-Mess pork. $40; family,
SIS q 24c; clear backs. s22Q 24c: hams,
16d1Tc: brlskets. IL II pl2Hc; shout
ders. l4c; picnic hams. lShc; bacon,
l7Q1sc: lard. in uerces. l2c; kettle
sugars-Corrected daily by w II
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes, alb.
Ss.t5 do 6-lh.. ,7s5: Eagle tablets
.S.75 cut loaf S625: cubes. 1870,
XXXX powdered. $50; standard pow
dered. s5.65; graduated, extra coarse.
$685. graduated. fine. In bulk. ;5z5.
granulated. 25-lb. cottons. $780, crys-
tons, In cases, s5.5E: crystal domino
gran. HF cases. $3.50; diamond A.
1915; confectionery A. 500; No. I.
S5.l5; No. s. $5.1o: No, g., ss.o6: No. Z.
s4S5: No. IL, $3.50; No. ~. s47S; 40.
10. $40; No. IL, $40; No. Is, $40:
non-caking mixture. s6,25. beet granu-
later. $5.05: household powdered, Is.
az ~ case SabO
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marked that as he understood all OF
the oratory, in condensed form, the at
torneys for the aldermen wanted a
delay of 10 days more, in which TO file
aff1davits which they were now gath
ering on an extensive scale, TO prove
that Macomb county citizens knew as
much about the aldermen here as
Wayne county citizens did, from the
"write-ups" in the papers.
To which the attorneys for tho de-
tense said "Ay."
He also understood, the judge said,
that the prosecution didn't want any,
more delay, but wanted TO go ahead
and learn whether the Judge ought TO
vacate the order already made, and
wanted to have the arguments pulled
OF at once.
This theory was coroborated by the
prosecution.
Whereupon Judge Phelan remark
ed that he was satisfied with the law
and the facts back OF his decision as
already made-meaning that he would
not vacate the order--but that he did
not want TO deprive the defense OF the
opportunity Of fling all the affidavits
they thought they might need in try
by means OF supreme court order.
Prosecutor Shepherd. who was in
command In person, assured the Judge
and the attorneys, and through them,
the absent aldermen, that he wanted
to be eminently fair, but he couldn't
see where furthered delay was neces-
sary. Assistant Prosecutor wilkins
added that six weeks had already
nR
ten days more was granted, the court
might expect to peruse an Encyclo-
pedia Britannica OF such affidayits,
which would take much, much time.
To which Attorney Mcnamara re.
piled, with spirit, that II was not any
OF the prosecutions business how
many affidayits were fled, and hi
took q hard slap at the members o.
the local fury commission, whose am
davits were responsible for the chang,
OF venue.
Mcnamara said he couldn't yet un
derstand how the jury commissioner
knew the state OF mind OF the mel
whose names were in the jury box, IN
less they had canvassed said men
and II they had done SO, they were no
proper men for Jury commissioners
AbJoIhcg NUM- AtlolHcy MSNaihdi
and Attorney Chawke, who bay,
charge OF the three wings OF the In
vasion OF Macomb county In search 0
afidavits to show that Macomb woult
not be the proper place for trials. al
stated that time was necessary Tn,
aldermen were poor men, they stated
who could not pay sufficient money q
warrant lawyers In spending all o
their time on their cases, so the case
had to be worked more slowly.
Then Attorney Mcnamara tried
cllncher argument by stating that IN,
suprems court had adjourned, anyway
end would not be In session until Jan
4. 40 there was no-need for hurry.
- Prosecutor Shepherd landed a bod,
blow on that when he stated thaI