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BROWN DERBY
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WELLS HASTINGS
e1o Author Of ceso
The Professors Mystery
(Owsal9llby BobbsFlenA "a
CHAPTER XII.
(Continued.)

i Yes: you see we have only one
state-room, and that was engaged; so
he explained about the youns LADY
10 ME- and | moved the other people.
Weohave 10 do that once in while.
II saves the other passengers annoy
ance,., ala
Doubtless" answered, and hur-
ried off to get my ticket for New
yorlNiE :,
had only a few minutes to wait
for the train, and II was a good ore.
New York, when got there, ] found
in the drizzle of late spring rain.
: II was only about half-past Ave, but
under the dark sky seemed already
evening: so that made what has'e
couid.z to. find a quiet little hotei |
kne& Where a comfortable room could
be had at a small figure. and where
T felt enough at home TO compose
nvself quietly for the task befors ME.
N.Y. best working clue, 1t seemed TO
me. Twas the torn collar in my pocket;
and that evening after supper | took
a classified telephone directory up
with me, and made careful list AZ
thosA laundries which seemed near
enoVfh to the fashionable zone TO
Justly the mental picture | had OF my
mann realiFed. OF course, that this
list might omit the place was lock-
ing fbr, but there was a strong PROB
ability that 1t did not, and the very
making on Il gave me something com
fort3bly definite TO work on. | cut,
and Mevised and added to 1t; but
pr1lrt aa I would. when I went to led
that night, my notebook held the
formidable array OF over so names. !
had an appalling days work ahead OF
me. In Augean task that haunted my
creams, and brought me down to
breakfast in the morning TO a dining
roor6 where the walters still b,inked
with sleepiness, and huddled, monde
scrip scrub-womeD were but finishing
their aromatic task This was a
dresN enough beginning to my day.
but sfoffee heartened me. anC. out
doors the new-washed world preened
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EAST BUFFALO-OpeninE.
.ruln~ n svausuay I've stack Her

OuFhinB ~ rtqhens 1--we St"cA "evc'
EAST BUFFALO, N. " June l.
Cattle: Receipts. three cars; market
slow; best i.400 to 1,60o-lb. steers,
steers. ss.25@s50; do l.2oo to l.soo.lb
ib' fSesr shippins irTS ItS, steers. s725GL7S; me-
dium butcher steers, 1000 10 l,l00 lbs.
S6.50Q720; light butcher steers, 50
ESQ: best fat cows 1915 46.40; fair to
dium do. ;s75SI25; trimmers. ss75 @
325; best fat heifers, $6.50Q72b; good
fat heifers. sb.50Q6; fair to good 90,
s426@450: stock heifers. t4.2e q4bo;
best feeding steers. dehorned. Sb.5OQ6;
common feeding steers. s4.26@475;
stockers, Inferior, $35094: prime ex-
port bulls. s6.76G7.26; best butcher
bulls, t6Q6,5O; bologna bulls. s4.50 q
TT srS and sprinserS $500 70; fair to good
Hogs: Receipts three cars; market
slow heavy. .s7S5g7;7o; workers. 'sO
sheep: Receipts. 10 ears; market
steady top lambs. $S.50@s7S: year
lIngs. s6.5oQ7: wethers, s5.75q6; ewes
s4T5@575.
Calves: $5M10,
EAST BJFFALO-Closing.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. June l.
Cattle: Receipts, rs head; market. slow
and steady; prime steers, $S.259S:6O
butcher grades, $3@s. Calves: Re-
oeipts, 400 head; market, slow; cull to
choice, 5000. Sheep and lambs: Re.
ctipts, 1000 head; market, slow and
steady choice lambs. $S.609S.1O: Gull
TO fair, S60>S.2I: yearlings $6G7; sheep
$3m6 Hogs: Receipts. $500 head, mar
ket fairly active and steady; workers.
s760d7.s5. pigs. sG,5om7, mixed, $75l
n T. 10 heavy SIT0d7.75: roughs, So %
1670. stays, s5.75d625
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
June Hogs: Receipts. 5000 head
market. firm: medium and butchers
$7l5d760; good heavy. $3.50 7.e0t
rough heavy. y715d735: light, $705 a
7b5: pigs. $52067.1O. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. 200 head. market. steady
beeves, $5.90d9,35; COWS and heifers
s2S5@S; stockers and feeders, $420 "
6b5: Texans, s6.256s: calves. $500 O.
Sheep: Receipts, 1,500 head: market
slow: native, sS65G6.40: western, 81 G
635; lambs, $5ds.s0; western. $b.5O9
9.15.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., June 1.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; &c higher; pigs $6.75;
all others. S7.65. Cattle: Receipts,
ears: weak. sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts cars: sprlngers. $40; yearlings,
ss2b top. Calves: Receipts. 100 head;
$3.50 top
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N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
eoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. June g. 1912
Paving Notice No. 1874.
MELDRUN AVENUE.


MELDRUM AVENUE.
To W. j. Burrell. owen Clancy. De-
troit Forging. Co. p Dunnegan. Flat
terry Estate. Mary Farrell G.. H. Hop
kins, Margaret Huber NJ. Harrington.
j. O. Keefe, B. Middleditch. NJ. c. H. r..
Elizabeth McNen. w. McEvoy +. Pre-
vest, y, A. Purdy. W, :. Russell Cath
crime Woods. Thomas Woods, and TO
all other persons owning, occupying
or otherwise interested In any az the
lots and premises fronting on Meldrum
avenue, In said City of Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Meldrum avenue, from the north curb
line of Wight street TO the south line
or Jefferson avenue, to be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots. and premises fronting on said
Meldrum avenue, and liable TO be as
sessed for sa I'd Improvement under the
provisions of the City Charter, and that
a roll OF said assessment Is now COM
pleted, and will remain at the ASSESS
ors Office. in the City OF Detroit from
the date thereof until June IS. 1912. for
the inspection OF all persons concern
ed therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLASS.
s41) President
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NoTICE-sTREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT. @ ~
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. June 3. 1914
(Paving Notice No. 1850 ~
IROQUOIs AVENUE. 'af 81

lHOQtOts AVENUE ft iH
To j. Blodgett. II. ". Chase. John
Cutler. George r. Doemling. James III,
Greenwood. j. Gamble. Albert NJ Henry.
William Reid Hill. r. w. KippeL Eliza
beth Il. Louck, Charles Marty. Henry
Otis, r. Offs, Mary l.. Parker, As O..
Sherman. and 10 all other persons own. =
ing, occupying, or otherwise INTEREST,"
ed in any Of the lots and premises
fronting on Iroquois avenue, In said
City OF Detroit within the limits here
inafter mentioned. ssxtE-
The Common Council of the City or
Detroit having ordered so much or
Iroquols avenue from the north curb
line Of Kercheval avenue TO the south
curb line OF Waterloo street, to be-
graded and paved, notice Is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Iroquois avenue. and
liable 10 be assessed for said Improve
ntnt under the provisions of the cry
Charter and that a roll of said ASSESS
mtnt Is now completed. and viii re-
main at the ASSESSORS Ofnce, In the =
city OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until June Is. 1914. for. the inspection
Of all persons concerned therein. ittl
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. Nl
BY HENRY PLASS. rata
foIS1 President
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gPROPOSALS FOR CITY
CONTRACTS.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER.

May 2sth, 1912.
seeded proposals will be received at
this offce until 10 o'clock a; m, CEN
trail sAa hdard time, Monday, June ION
iel21kt which time they will be open,
ed. for furnishing the material ard
SERVICES required under the Following
CITY Contracts:
OFFICIAL PRINTING,
LEGAL PRINTING,
STATIONERY,
Enclosing STATIONERY
AUTD SERVICE,
PRINTING BRIEFS AND RECORDS,
OFFICIAL BONDS.
Durins the fiscal year ending June
.f0thAgfs. IN accordance with the spec
/ihcatlons therefor, copies OF which
nsyFbe had on application at this OF
Tn right to reject any or all bids
= exrrassly reserved.
Cessl Controller.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO GRAIN-openinE.

CHICAGO. June Wheat: July
doNn lc; Sept. down NC. Corn: July
upHhc; Sept. unchanged Oats: July
DOWN NC: Sept down NC Provisions
steady
C1ose-Wheat: July down Nc Sept
down lc. Corn: July down nc; Sept
dokn NC. oats: July and Sept. down
&G Provisions lower.
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Ordinance No. aaa.

ordinance No. 46f.
AN ORDINANCE to amend Section
(D OF an ordinance entitled An Or
dinsnce TO amend sections Ca).
tb). 1 tc). 1 Id, 4 te). l 30. tgi,
(h), / O, ] 90, / tkD, Cd, / (m).
1 tnJ, to), l tp), ] co. 1rD, tsJ.
] 90 md ! tu) of Chapter itj OF
the Compiled Ordinances OF the CITY
o0Detroit for the year 1904 and also
by adding new sections thereto TO be
known as sections (v) and (w)."
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, csc: nrsts. 24c Ib.:
dairy. 2lc; packing stock, I9c lb,
Eggs - Current receipts, cases In
cluded, hrsts, zoe: seconds, l6hc;
checks. lac per doz. Receipts, l.l5S
cases.
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certified bank check payable TO the or
der or the Department OF Public Works
OF the City OF Detroit as follows:
TOLEDO AVENUE. 500
LINCOLN AVENUE. ........,.... 1000
MULLETT STREET -....... 500
ABBOTT STREET ET............... 1900
IANTlETAM STREET T... 500
IBpCHANAN STREET. T............ 1000
ELIOT STREET T.....,.......... 1000
SAi iREEI ......,......... 0OV
Which sum will be forfeited 10 the
city OF Detroit In case the bidder fails
20 enter into contract subject 10 con-
nrmation by the Common Council with
IN nve days after the acceptance OF his
tender by the Department or Public
The bidder whose tender Is accepted
will be required 10 furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
bond TO the City OF Detroit in the full
amount Of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith
tract
The contract shall be paid In bonds
for first paving, or the proceeds. there
OF, N such bonds are purchased by the
sinking Fund Commissioners, accord
Ing TO law.
No bids will be received from any
person or firm who Is in arrears or de-
fault TO the City OF Detroit.
Specifications In detail for the above
work may be had on application 20 the
secretary.
The Department OF Public Works ex-
pressly reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals.
| (4lTO ]. J. HAARER.
(q36) Commissioner
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MARKETS AND FINANCE
LIVESTOCK.

s-sold. x-Asked. b-Bid.
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bid enclosed in a separate envelope.
certified bank check payable TO the or
der OF the Department OF Public Works
OF the City OF Detroit "a fOllOWa.
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DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, May 2s. 1912
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REpAVING STREETS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works Detroit, Mich, until Tuesday.
June A. 1912. at 10 o'clock a. m, stand
ard time, at which time and place
they will be opened for furnishing all
repavinV the streets named below,
within the limits mentioned, In the
City Of Detroit. with the style OF pave
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CLEVELAND o., June Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; &c higher; pigs, $6.75
all others. S7.65 Cattle: Receipts,
ears weak. sheep and lambs: Re
ceipts. cars: sprlngers. $40; yearlings
ss2b top. Calves: Receipts, 100 head
1850 top
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Etnnt lnni, tnElcn.

Dix Staot piro $500 fir 4ussn=
BIN 5u 3d6len bdben, Die our6 Die Re
giItrirune fir Die riirSlite Dabl pers
uriudt poroen limb. 81 bat qeftern
Staotunpult gettmun in einem Gut
antsn enti6ieDen, oos er Dem ftdotiz
i6sn 6ilfs Iuoitor M}uQane sua
itelte.
Mopor 5unt par uripriingli9 Der
4nii6t gapeien, Oab oieie Rs6nung
nidt 10 ohne tpeiteres aus Dem Stoetz
idtel be5atlt peroen tonne, ionoern
porber Die Sonttipn bes Staotraths
eingebolt peroen mIBte, ubsr Der
Staotanpalt bat nun bic Sraee i'm
gegentbeiIigen Sinne entftiepen.
MapOr 6unt 1T Der aniiht, boB BON
Re6ts tpegen Der Stuat IGmmtlifte
Wablauseaben be3ablen ioQte uno er
5ie5t geqenpdrtig Die israge in grpaz
sung, Oh niht Der tommenben 2eaise
ldtur eine 9orlage in pieiem Gimme
ubermittslt tperpen IoQ.
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Gbe+G rlaubniRih.in..

8incent 6. Rantin, 81, QpuisbiQe.
lGlite 90. cling. %, Sinton 6otel.
Samuel $. 5aG, % 318 GentralQto
l9laops Rsathsrforo, ~, 8rano
9otel.
I2lopo Barnes, %, 6arriion, 8.
2aura Icrd, 19, oesgI.
SGbnarp 8. Brill, Al, Iep gort.
lgora 3. Brill, SO, 9runo !6otel.
JebparD 5. 6u6s. 26, GleDes, 8.
t8ofa gahmunn, Is, 9snt, 8.
J5rep. pitisr, IS, @iqiamsburs, 3
laatbrpn Soffman, 20, 947 Weit 3
Strabe.
IWiuiam perrin, "a, 612 %. 4. Ipe
l4lice Stratton, 80, oeseI.
IMi6asl pstrn. Al, 315 SO. Z. ctr
Dora Rois, "a, Mt. Seultbp. 8.
IGugsne 2sRop, %, Cartilage.
YauliHe 8iiIt, %, 3131 0ins Ctr
|Spe 9erarop, %. 428 groaopon.
Siute Billion, 80, 43O Yioneer Str
lWiliam ). @untsr, 90. Glintpr
I Springs 4pe.
lMartba 9ods, %, 14o5 Gbaie aps
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be gu breiBig 5agen 4rbsitsbaus Dsr.
urt6etlt.
GDrparb D1eeler bate in aoienz
burg's 2doen an Der 8. unb Central
Ioenue ie6s gaar 9amenitrlmpfe
unO Elm 9ubero YQur SunbItube gs-
Itoblen. % er nod ni6t porbeitraft
mar, fam &c nit elmer 0efoitrdfe baz
Don.
Dm. MoFfttt, pel6er BON So6n
&oienbuum 80 Gents gu f~eroern bate,
bate ii6 be3ubIt gemo6t, inosm sr
benz Qooen oesIeIben Elm YQor 6ofsn
cntnobm unD 0teieIben bel Dem Gr0Dz
Ter Sag fir 80 Gentg perIeste. Roz
il, Juum, Dem oie7es eigenmG1tiQe
8orgehen nidt geftel, DsranlaBte Wofz
fits 0erbaftung unter Der 4ntlage
beg &leinDieb1tu6ls. Nu6Dem Der Qn=
getlugte Dem Ri6ter ben 3uIammens
bang erfIdrt bate, peronlQBte oieier
Die beiben Parteten gu etnem 8ergteid
unO Der 6aQ puroe nieoergeiGlagen.
Die urIpringIi6 auf WtOroangriff
lautenoe Qntlo9e gegen zen Re9er
Dan. 5aplor, Delher einsm Raiege
nOiIen bel einem Streite iber elm
Grupipiel mebrere Sti6DunDen beige
bra6t bate, puroe in Diejenige pes
thGtLtden Ingrtffs u~mgepancstt uno
5anlor purpe nit elmer Strufe pm 30
5ogen 4rbeitsbaus, $50 uno BEN So
zen belegt.
0teielbe Strufe DurDe Der Neggrin
Same 8Opmon gu tbsiI, nsl4e ibtem
Rd~FegenoTen 4rt6ur 9aois Elm grot=
meFer IN Dos gnoe oes Hiitens &c
itDben 6Qtte. 9apiS 1T niepar ppbl
linp munter uno fam iih nieber pie
unbere Meni6en, nenn i'm oisiss
p1Bt. auf einen StubI fsBen.
Sobn S. 9eup, peI6er untsr Der
4ntlage, einen SAT- res SenniIou
5otels beitc6len gu taben, perhaftst
roroen mar, purbe ebrenOpu freigs
I0ro6en, Do er feline unIfulp nat3u-
r3etIen i'm Stanpe mar.
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2(nflage bes mprbes
MnrSe auf 8eramlahnng Ses Gurus
ners geseu Srau ~SSlDrenee
Sprcter crbDben.

Del Coroner be8ann geitern init
benz Snqueft betreffs Des Sobes oes
am 10. Sttober geborenen 8ubDs Der
26 Sabre uIten 5rau Florence gprss
ter, BON 90. 1917 Woore StraBe.
Die Gin5elbeiten bss SALES TinD lei
ner3ett pieDerbolt beri6tet norDen.
Die poli3ei bebauptst, oaB Oos aino
tpent9e StunDen mad Der 8e6urt ben
Der !6ebamme 5rau gDa 6ermonn a.
tootet rporoen lit, unb 2eBtere tpuros
am Gage mad Dem angebli6en Der
brehen unter Der Intlage Des Wor0ss
osr5aftet. 5rau Spreter, bic Wutz
ter oss ainoes, perpitelte itd Bel
ihrer geItri9en 8erne6mung Dor Dem
Goroner in oerarttge Wtberiprlhs,
oaB 0r. @oe 81 Der l1eber3euguno az
langte, Dab bic 5rau ni6t bic WaGrz
belt iage. ionbern nit ibren QusIa1er
trasno jemanb ihiiBen fppQe. Gr oroz
nste oa6sr bic 9erbaftung Der 5r1u
Spreter an unb 2eBtere tpurbe unisr
Der 4ntlags bes Woross f~eItgenomz
men. S9r SAT- lit auf bsute i'm potiz
5etgeriht our 9erhanblung angeiegt
poroen. Die 9efun9ene Bate 3uerTt
ertlGrt, ibr ainO iGreien geb0rt gu
haben, pabrenb fie ipdter oteie Nus
iaqe 3uriidnabm unb burauf beIt1ao,
Dab bas aino niht ermproet noroer
'etn Tonne, oa es topt CUR WeLt fam.
5bereiG Semen. pon go. 1913 Walz
nut Strabe, ma6te duberit fsloItsnte
Ius1ogen, namentlt6 gegen Die
5ebamme. 3eugin ertlGrte, in nenl
s3immer Der Spreter CUR 53eit Der 8ss
burt bes ainoes auasgen qerpeien gu
Ietn. Sas 8abp babe la1lt unb lanQe
geifrien, Biz bic 6ebdmme nit Dem
armen Weien in cine Gde beg 3imz
mers geganaen lei uno ihm Die 8ruft
eingeoriitt babe. Die ieinerseit auf
Q~.oronung oes Goroners porgenomz
meme Sbputtion erdub, baB Dem 8uon
Eplrtlth mehrere RtpDen einqscritt
Iporoen iparen.
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3nm sweiten Wale innerbalb eiaigcr
@sd,en perBaftet.

apnitabler Charles Mepuns Don
5riebensridtsr Spbenitein's Office
lpurbe eeitern gum 3~speiisn Mal in
nerbaib brei Doten perhdftst uno
3tpar bieies Mul ouf ein.n BON benz
poli5iiten Wm. Roberts Dor 5rieoens
rihter geatman ertpirtt.n !9aftbefebl
bin. Menune piro ansetlaet, falihs
G%intraeunsen beireffs eiHer bon linn
BEL benz Yli5iiten Roberts porsenom=
mensn pfdnbuns gemaht gu babsn. Or
ipurbe ipdtsr Dem briebensrifter
Weatmun pprgefubrt unb bon bi.iem
unter $3OO9iirsitaft sefteIIt. Mepuns
lit Der HDnitabler, tpeiher ppr einigsn
MDden Mopor 9unt uuf einen bon
einem Mnssitellten Der ~Dpl" erpirtz
ten 6aftbefehI bin psrboftet. unb benz
Grispensrihtsr 5ptenftein porfiibrte.
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Oebur:er.

Srant uno Wargarttbe Reiro9r, Is
Dit WtcDfiten Ipe., anabe.
Sbomas uno &ate 6ur:b, 21S Sit
Clifton 4pe., Wdbhen.
George unp Sote Mafhmeper, PIT
4eete Ctr, MGoHen.
Wen3el uno gtoria gapet, 1704
main Str, MGp6en.
Otto unb @anoa W1uQer, 215
Woc0pdro Str, Rnabe.
Utar unb 9ertie Slid, getpport.
aD., anabe.
George uno Tlorence Intenbausr,
Qampiton Str, WdDhen.
Gorparb uno GQen S'Gpnner, 525
Cambridge Str, MGbfen.
Wti6ael uno Gliiabetb 9inQ, 1857
8ilbert 4pe., 8nabe.
WtQiam uno pearl Stuot, 1921
9iQ Str, Gnube.
SberOn uno S6ma 6afe, 320 0eIt
Water Str, WdDhen.
WiQtam un0 Catherine Nsimene-,
3037 Cinnamon Str., 8nube.
t5enrD uno 8Ianhe Salt, 1929
Walnut Str. anabe.
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Gcrmist.

Der IA Sabre alte Charles Gbum.
krs bon go. 1106 yort Strabe tpurz
be 9e'tera Der 9oli3et oils perm.Bt
gemsloet. Gr lit Ieit Mittpph aGs
ietner elterlihen Wohnung peri6pau.
Den.
Die qoli3ei purbe geItern sriutt,
Nahfori6ungen nab CHARLES 3obin.
ion. einem angeiteIten Der Q~enniplpos
MIA G~iienbabn, pobnhaft in Mprrcp,
un5u'teqen. Der Wann EptrD ieit eint=
ger 3eit permiBt unp feline Muttsr be-
finbst 1ih in oroBer unrube INN ibn.
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Werfhiebenes

Die g. g. 5fulte Go. ertdnate Elm
llrtbeil iber $36O.32 gseen 9. 8.
9nuepen /; bic Sung 8reping So. elm
IpI6es iiber SAP gegen ). We. Mil@
ion unb 8. g. GodertQ II. ". elm iol>
Dies iiber $2793.72 gsgen Goparo 8.
unp 9apto 8. Single.
Sn Der ShabeneriaBtloge bss MQen
2ppelsb gesen bic goparbs Waanufacz
turing So. unb oes Gbmunb pierro,
RadlaBpertpalter, gesen bic 9. u. ..
g. SO. Rn. SO. lpurosn 8erbifte 5u
@uniten Der 8ertldeten abesgeben.
Sn Der 2lage bes 2ouis Bruins ge=
gen Jrans Steltencamp II. u. tpuroe
elm 8erbitt obsegeben, ourh pel6es
bas 5eftament bes 9erbqrD Bruins
umdeftoRen mirb.
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Aus BENT 3oli5ei8eri@t.

Wie aGjGbrlid beim Gintritt bes
Wintertpettsrs mebren ith audi beue-
pieoer Die Diebitdbls bon lIeber5ieberu
itno anoeren aleiounesitIden. Die
9iebe, tpenn lie ertoppt tperoen, fibs
rem sslpOhnlid 81 itrer gntihulbiz
gltng an, DAB lie fror unp iih aus
oieiem 9runpe bic betreffsnosn Sa=
den anseeisnet baben. go brad)te
Gnoh Sones oieie @nttnuloisuns DOR,
als er fif ihuloie bstdnnte, ieinem
s3immernafybar i'm Inion Bethel spei
Insiige entpenoet gu baben. @r pur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16
GascasN uHul =Eilen FORFEIT.

Sie meiiter abfiibrenben Meol5i.
men iheiuen S~eritoofung 5u per-
Iflimmerr. 9ladblrn'5 @usca-
Mopul- 9iaen iinb pirfIih torrigi-
rerb. gtebmen Sic cine jeoe Radn
cine pber 5rei @ofen lang. Sie
perben bann ioeleib better fuhIen
unb baio furirt fem. Zoe unh 25s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

flareno, mitten 5piiden oen Wluii=
fern bleibt unb nit linen plauoert.
Ias Erogramm miro beute Nbelt6
sur 8ieberholuna geIangen unO
Iuennidon Ser gciuf3 am geltrigen
Gage Elm thatidflid qroBartiger mar,
10 peripriht Der 8ornerfauf iiir Der
beutigen Abeno Elm in alien ieinen
Jbeilen nu5perfauites Saus.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15
Couldn't Understand Him.

A young man just returned from COL
lege was out cycling one day when sud-
denly he came to a steep G:adlent.
While descending he lost control Of
his machine and two men came erd
found him lying on the ground. When
asked what was the matter, he replied:
well, came down that incline with
the greatest velocity and lost my cen.
trail gravity, and was precipitated on
the hard macadamized road" Away,
leave him alone" said one Of the
men; hes a foreigner"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15
Primitive Screws.

Screws are still made in India Just
as they were made originally, by
winding two soft wires together
around a mandril. The wires are
then carefully separated and one OF
them is soldered into a tube OF nut
while the other is soldered to a short
rod. All the silversmiths make their
screws in this way and they are all
left handed. for they are wound over
and over by the right hand. Screw
bolts and screw presses were intro
duced by Europeans and for many
years all the cotton exported from In
dia was compressed by a massive
screw of wood, turned round by cattle
yoked to a long lever. This screw
may still be found in remote districts
1t Is cut entirely by hand and is set
out by winding two ropes around the
hand dressed beam to give the pitch.
Eastern Engineering.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15
, Tree Valuable In cemmsres.

To the casual observer there II little
connection between camphor and DIN,
namon. yet : tree OF the. CinpAmo-
mum family was not long ago dis
covered IN New South Wales, whose
leaves produce An oil from which the
oamphor Of commerce can be extract.
"a. From one particular Australian
tree can be obtained an oil that II
quite different from anything yet q.
tracted IN the way Of Ca1aputs. II CON.
tains . substance from which. II ,its
chemical combination could be altered
. fraction, "vanillin" might be- sx-
tracted. vsniiiin 10 the havoring used
in vanilla ice cream and chocolates.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15
Champion Nature Fakcr.

Rene Bache. the. author, was talk.
ing. according to the Los Angeles
Times, about nature takers. 81 know
nature faker." said Mr.. Bache. "who
claims that hen of his last month
Matched. from setting of II eggs,
II chicks. that had, In lieu of feath-
Gers, fur. He claimed that these fur
Roated chicks were proof of natures
daptation of all animals to their en-
lament. the IT eggs having been OF
Id storage variety"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15

: United States Commissioners Hayes
Of Boston 70 one .of the, most expert
wood caSvsrs and hammsrers Of brass
In this country. In his own Aoms In
Cambridge no has one Of the ansst
collections Of carved wood and ham
mered brass designs to be found any
where perhaps in the state. The hand
some articles turned out under his
knife are gems Of the wood carysr's
art. His friends consider themselves
fortunate whom they are made receipt
snts Of his hsndiwork.-Boston Trav
eler. m
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15

Printed matter Of all kinds. Of the
better kind--the kind wo do.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-03-15
Auction Sale

Having sold farm will sell public premises
miles north and IA miles Clo miles
ThetfOrd of
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