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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-10
TOLEDO GRAIN

Wheat s1.0712; Corn 57a; Oats 49,;
Cloverseed, cash $13.S5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-10
RICHMOND MARKET
PRODUCE.

Corrected daily by Ed. Cooper.
phone 2577)
Old Hens. per ID. .15c
Old BOOSTERS, per ID. ........Sc
Young Chickens, per Id. -. Use to 2oc
Eggs, per dozen .........1 Ice
Country butter, per ID. -. =. =. Csc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Ifelo, &ecoroer; @m. @omper5ing
Sdotmeiiter; Sobn 2ltgen Srie:
|1ensri9ter; @o. 2utgen inns Sos.
Gbeis, @omtables.
Sptpns.
ct. Muguj q. - Clinton SdM,
5%uperoilor; 90. 9. Oreis, @lerf;; So
|iepb @e1mer, gdnbmeiiter; &einpid
I5au1t, Miieiior;; &urrp 8enner, Srie-
|6ensri9ter; Mif. &eih @D. 8el1mer,
@onitables.
Maine 8rnirie. - Sran5
|&anner, superpiior; 8. @ngel, GleH;
Is. 9. @rotper, Sdutmeiiter; 8. S.
I@aoe, Miieiior; 6. 8. S@oemmter,
Grie6ensri9ber; S. $. 9eher, @on=
table.
Mortb Sort 6. Saloerion,
@uperpiIor; .. 8. 2eee 5@abmeiiter;
.. 6. Meliom, Miieiior; .. SO. @ddI=
6ubl, Glerf; S. 9. @ael6obl, s. 80.
9a1nbam, Jrle0e1sr1fter.
M1banp.- S. s.. 3immer1up11rr,
@uperpiior; s. S. 8lenter, @lerf;
6peo. @briiten 5habmeiiter; SD.
S9tpingba1nmer, Miieifor; s. S.
Meper, Srie6ensridter; Carl @uber-
tD, EQUITABLE.
Dol. @m. &oppfe Superpiior;
4. S. Soiden; glerf; $. g. &oppe,
Sdubmeilter; Sobn S. 8ob, 6rie-
|6ensri9ter; 6. g. 5tun6ebeG, Cont
itab1e;; SSoiepb @oppe, &iieiior.
Mnpmono. = @nrl &rasp, Su-
perbiior; Geo. &oonep, Glerf; SSobn
Meper, Sdabmeiiter; SSacob &oonep,
Miieiipr.
3iom. = @briit. Sold superpi-
for; Sreo. 6. @ebning, Glerf; 8ronf
&eiMi, Sdakmeiiter; Spe6. 6. @eb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
EQUITABLE.

@arteI1.-@. g. @orten, @rd-
iioent; Mobert @reenorgb, ST. S.
Snrten, 8ernb. @ar6ing, SrulteeS;
6M. Sarten, @eeor6er; q. 8. @mit=
ten, Gdnhmeiiter; Geo. Auif, Srie-
5ensri@ter; M Green, Sreo. &op=
mooo, @onftables.
&ol1ingfor6. - Sal. SER
man, @raiioent; Sobn @abn, Setter
&eoiter, 6. S. 8aeiesH, Gruitees;
Sobn @intler, &ecor0er; sos. 8.
@infler, @datmeiiter; Ben. @eppers,
%. 6. Ma1rpb9, Sriebe1Srnbter;
@eorg 6rebauier, SSobn Sorlsti, Gon-
ftables.
Coils Spring. - Ger6inm16
&eters, 8rd1ioent; g. g. @enner,
Sreo. g. @tein, @eter g. Bblepien,
Sruitees; @arI @inen, @eeoroer; g.
g.. Mourin, 5dobmeiter; sos. s..
&eters, 5rieoensridter; @briit DreiS,
Uonitabe.
@odpi1le.-Sobn Mein5, Hra<
iioent; Sobn @eismnrnv Mafb. Nbles,
Sobn Mertes, gruftees; s. s. 8reu<
mtg, Sdukmetiter; H6eo6or Mein5,
@ecor6er; Stepb 8rennem, Setter Got
Ding, Grieoenspidter; Mnton @eoel,
Sobm Gbeis, @on1tables.
8ugnesbiIIe. = Seinri9
Ginger, Hrdiioent; Sobn Mebring,
$. s. 0llon, 81. g. @dtpart Sraar
itees; Sobn @argen, @Ierf; @m.
@dult, 5datmeifter. Mit 5rei @tim-
men Mebrbeit ee1nanrpen sic rgaoi-
ien."
81. Mi4oIus. = Sobn mbeiien,
Nraiioent;; s. &rener, Sobn 8runo1o,
Sos. @en11er, Srldtees; Setter @irar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

ring, Grieoensrid5er;; Otto Dbiele
EQUITABLE.
Mfblep. - @regor sdtparb'
balter, 5a1perpifor; 6. %. Barrier
glerf; Slug. @ebrbabn, S6abmeiiter
Sobn @rap, Iiieiior.
6arming.- SSlubn Gbelen, Saa
perpiior; S. 9. 0ingmann, glerf;
6rouf @iQenbring, Sdabnteiiter.
gtf. Miebol,s, 5rie0ensridter; Bernb
2uden, Gonitnble; 8ernb. &anler.
Miieiior.
grom @ioer..- $. SO. @en-
ori6lon, garperoiior; 6. g. &nution.
@lerf; g.. 80. @idolien, Sdyatmei-
Iter; g. Ct. Smitb, Miieiior; Ole
@enoridion, 6rieoensridter; 81. Sci.
ctce, @onitable.
ct. @lom0. - 5. sc. 2abr, GU
peroiioor;; s. S. &eB, Glerf; Sacof
sSa11sfp Sdotmeiiter; so. S. @ep.
rens, MiIeiior;; u. 6. Cooper, 6rie-
oensridter; &bil. !Sartmara, Con-
ltable. $500 5uriidgelegt fir @ege=
arbeit.
@rodmop. - $. 81. @nettel,
g%uperpiior; S. g. Song, @lerf; S.
s. @nettd, gdabneiIter; Srana
|Oman11, Mliellor; &p. gbirbart,
6ran5 O1nonn, Brie0ensridter; Sobn
2abr, 2ouis Beternen, @omitables.
st. Solepb. - Mid. &engel,
guperpiior;; SSoEb1t Sauermann, @lerf
S. S. gdro0er, S6abmeiiter; 8.
@ebede, Miieiior; Gbriit. Ml1ller,
Trieoensridter; 8. 90. @ulob, Con-
jtnble.
81. 8en1el. = Sobn @os-
man11, Miieiior; 81. 81. @aiiier, @Gerf;
Sob1 Seifert, Sdabmeifter; mos.
SIN, SrieSensridter; Sobn Siri1fel6,
@onitable.
Mnon. - 6re6. Meper, Sa1per=
biior; S. s. Sdneioer, @lerf; 8m.
&eppers, Mfielior; Sran3 &reuiier,
sdabmeiiter; S. S. @eb, 6rieoens-
ridter.
Mumion. - 6ran3 6inboee,
Sa&perbtior fir 3 Sabre; g. g. &a-
yenrer, Glerf; @erb. 8rdgelman1r,
Sdnbmeiiter; @en. @neie, SrieoenS=
ridter; Sobn Soft, @onitoble.
@afefiel6. - Mi9. @ib=
mann, Superbiior; SC. 6. @erner,
@Ierf; &aul @arer, @@abmeiiter;
8et. 5. Sooner, Mlieiior; @b. @5inep,
Gonitable.
9anfGemtre. - 8. S. Borg
mann, Superoiior; 6. 8. @tlcor,
gIerf; Sran3 Finger, S@atmeiiter;
Sreo. 9atbrop, Mfiefior.
Sc Sanf.-@ g.. g. sorten, Sn<
perbiior; 8. 8. 5arten, GIerf; sc.
Sdatmeiiter; 6. 6. Clement,
2nremburg. - Sal. @nI5,
guperpiior; 8eter 8trbfel6, GIerf;
@m. &ommer0im S6a$meiiter; &ez
ter @dhpart, Mfieifor;; 8. Sbeis, Grie-
0ensrtdter; S. $. @dretfels, @on-
MeIroie. - TreS. @ebfamp,
slperptior; Sos. Niebaa1s, @lerf; g.
s. &innen6m1p, 4iieiior;; SSoiepb Ser
5og, Sdabmeifter; SOS. Sema1tn,
Mugaut @eilel,. Srie6ensridter; &eirtt
ri6 @eiiel, 6ran5 2ippsmeier, Con-
-Shmode. Srolae1o, Ole ftnrf ner-
Sen mouen, iollten Gulo Spriug
.}nI, -E,.frnff 4ri11Hor 17-f+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

meine &idiilber al1f, tpen11 meitte &iibe
bonn 1. Nobember Big gu 2idtmeB
falben. Die &5Qllber itammen bon Ell
11em @ollbll1t : Sdmei5erbuner ur6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sic bo=
ZEN mngefabr Ole Tarbe eines Sit
ldes un5 iin0 8ra9tltiide, obtpobl idy
Tie nit Separatormilh auf5iebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

@be MON NIT Ser rererp .Grnblines=
odit onfangt, iolte 11to,t oos go115e
.sD|tcm 6l1r6 SEN @ebraub bon Or.
Mat9uit &onig's &mbarger Gropien
lit einen g1tten 3l1itano berieBe1t. 9e=
ielbe1r reinigen ons 8lut u1rN I5ttairfen
Sen M1nQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Sdnee D%erloren."

WiBDeri tan6en. = @rat:
Scum, @uberbauer, bas freut MIDI,
6aB SIR meinen Staff 10 befolst Nbt,
uno midt mie6er in's @irtbsbaus ee=
gatgen ie@!"
SO, 10, @err Da1cter, 3 8ier bpt
nper 8 boaS o gut g'lidmedt."
@eri6t. = Nidter: sic
lieben alio sic &aiette init Dem @tslo
iteben inns nabnren n11r einige 8rR{=
murfen mit?"-
Mtgeflogter: uSSotpoM, i) beantro=
ge 6esbIab, mid iiber mei1,en @ei5tes=
5lita11o unteri uden at %laIfen!!"
Gin &ea1iit. = @err Tin einer
@eieu1doft, in melder oa1d5 iiber Ml,-
fit geiproden miro: Sic Iagen ia
gar ntdJts, &err &otb. Meldes bon
6en @tI6en gefaM S6rear benm om
beiten?"
&afb: vl1mbeoingt, mei1 6raiureni1,
Sos GruBtud!"
Mus Ser S9mIe. = See Der
8eipredynttg 6es @e6idts. Ser alte
@orbaroiio" ffrogt ser 2ebrer, mas ons
1pobl beiben mog: Ser Sf,sbl 1T Ell
fenbeinern."
9angeS angeitremtes Modoente1,
- Damn meIoet ii6 Elm SSt,pee unb
gim 5l1r Mnttport: vgr bot elf
Scene.
nngIId. = Greu16: Bpriiher
biif Du 6enn 10 ber5meifelt?"
Mr5t: uSh ibidte Sr6ii,Iein @a.lo=
lio Elm @eoept 5u eegen ibren &uitem
11n6 90 bh fife 10 Ianee orar ramitt-
6irt, Bis iie aus meiner ehnas idaper
leierliden &ano1drift eire 2iebesseer=
flarung beroaslas, uro nun .ffbreM
tie NTH, 6aB ite Observation-Disclosures
.aargenontren babe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
&mmortmii4es.

Mblenfung.- Slump 9a1t .
iebt g'iagt. -. @oit mi 90 g'mefnt?"
80, 3 ian ia no mebra Sal"
80 aB1tab. - .&0ren Sic
mir auf nit Der @roBita6t! Dieie
@ode iit ridt einnal cine rerre @ar
er0ffnet moroen!"
@mmo aus ser S9uli a1<
BE. - v8os modt 6ie 6leoermol1s
i'm 8inter, per1t iie feline @abrung
finoet?"
u9a bangt iie li6 ouf!"
Der8rob. = vSSebt lit sic @ut=
ter mie0er Hel1rer getpor5en = es lit
ent iebIidJ!!"
>~gifen g. 5od Multern = sic iino
nidt tbeltrer ge>poroen."
Mnerfemmung. - MilofbM<
tige iunge &altsfrm: uSat es ge=
ldmedt? 9os bobe i6 ielbit eefodt!"
8ettler: 80, mir befom1nt oues!
Sd mar friiber 'mol @lasidluder IN
einem Gircus!"
Mrbeiten 5uiammen. =
user lit oenu 6er feline SEER, init SEM
9ae eben geiproden baft, Simmie?"
~8eitl1msiunge: rMb! Ct un5 i9
arbeiten idon felt Sa5ren 5uianm1e11.
@r lit &e6acteur bon elmer bo1r meirer;
3eitmngen.
&eiignution. = Modtp6dt
ter: Set 5tpei Stun6en iebe id sic
bier o1f ser Greppe iiben; uorouf
narten Sic etgentlib?"
&err (reiignirt): uMuf Gboumetter;
i bobe minen &aaasi6lIiieI I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

-S9made Sroapen, Ole ibnrf mer-
|oen tpollen, io1ten Gplb Spriua
Mfal5=Grtrah trinfen. 17-41
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Mblenfung.- u2uutp 9ait .
iebt g'iagt. -. @oit mt 90 g'mefnt?"
80, 3 fan ia no mebra Sal"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

80 aB itob. - No.. .@orem sic
mir ulef nit Der @roBita6t! Dieie
&ode. iit nidt einu1al cine 1pelee @ar
eroffret 1por6en!"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-24

| o11IoIAI 1BoOHHDINas Or rRN
t1ox1D or COUNTY Oo1E1e1SSi orE;sns
tof BELTnADf1t o0Uxtxsr klax.1ItI Note
The Board Of i County Commissioners
sof Beltrami County, met as per adiourn-
Enent, at $50 a. NJ. Tuesday May 9Th.
\ Meeting called to order by Chairman
Rako. es 5 81 80" - n
! Members present: ,Rako, Myhre. Len
/ nOn,s Thompson and ClementSOn
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and corrected and on motion
LOT Thompson, seconded by Lennon APP
Eproved. fz - : : : :
State Road Number 6. aAu.5 'ufhplkihs
\ Bid of Harvey Gottan was. the. only one
thine was extendeds untn 8 o'colck p. M.
to permit him to revise the figures,
Bids for grading, grubbing and turn
opened according to motion. a'i : were
Chria Beck was the. only bidder at
on motion Of Lennon seconded by
Clementsons the bid Of Chris Beck at
1890 was accepted, including cost Of
Der LIST, 1919.
Clemenson an. adjournment was taken
until / 80 O'clock r. M. s5s*z' .E&'Za = : :
| The Board met at 1:3O O'clock p M.
All members present. -" =
lA SOc1AAS " AA4OtANAA- Tue OlUS Tor a
steel bridge across the Clearwater River
in town Of Buzzle were then taken up,
and the following bids submitted :.
Minneapolis Bridge Co., full steel
bridge, according to. specifications So
1913, according to plans and specifications
submitted with bid, $4,000 Deducting
concrete floor and backing, and substi.
tuting planks, $1,000 Using Wood floor,
fcapaeity. span, with plank floor and
steel fapds iron bridge, $1O5O. r. r
Bid Of the Hennepin Bridge Co., for
bridge according to plans and specifica-
tions, $2291.5O. Wooden bridge, s1,226.OO.
Goodman and Loitved for steel bridge as
per specifications. 4 g. ~, =:
Substructure, .:.................1 1853. 10
Changes in plan-concrete at base
OF abatement, per Gu. yd. ......$12. 90
Concrete above ground, per Gu I'd. 800
Wood piling, per lineal foot. 49,. III
Reinforced steel in place, AZ cents per
pound. ---.. -. =
Bid of j. M. Price for steel bridge,
concrete backing, $1,76s. With plank
= On motion Of Thompson, seconded by
Myhre, the bid Of J.. NJ. Price for $1,470
was accepted. 49, -, go
On motion of Thompson seconded by
Mymes all other bids were rejected.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-24

Sealed bids will be received at the Of
fee of hte County Auditor, of the Coun-s
ty Of Beltrami, at the Court House in,
the City of Bemidji, Mimi, until $3.50 P.
M. Tuesday June 10th, 1913. for build (
i in steel and concrete bridge across
town Of Bemidji in the County of Bel
trami. State Of Minnesota.
E. Plans mad specifications can be seen
at the Office of the Auditor, or at the Of
flee of hte State Highway Commission,
st. Paul. - "A 81
Plans are to be submitted by the re-
spective bidders, which shall comply
with the specifications Of the State High
way Commission dated 1912.
" Each proposal must be accompanied by
cash or a certified check for not less
than five per cent of the amount of the
bid. payable to the County Treasurer of
said Beltrami County All bids must be
upon the blank forms furnished by the
undersigned. [Is
b The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids - etE5%.
s J.. l.. GEORGE,
Beltramiy County, MINI.
f. County Auditor,
3tw 522-65. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-24

10 Built or Improved Under the Juris-
diction Of the State Highway Com
PURSUANT n tt to Section Nine 90, Chapter
thirty-threei (33),1 General Laws Of 1911,
be it resolved by the Board of County
Commissioners Of the County of Bel
trami, State Of Minnesota, that the road
herein, to-wit:
Beginning. at a point on State Road
No. rs to-wit at section corner between
sections rs and Sc + 7. las. 3; 80, on Rang
Birch, thence running west on! section
line one mile, thence south on section
line between sections IS and SO 'toTown-
Unerganized ' +. 147, r. 81, thence vest
on Township line to the shore of Twin
Lake, thence YES; erly around the sonth
saSFe Gf saia aks tf t ehe R9ht ns
thence west on, the Township line 10 TIE
south west corner Of section 81, T. 14S,
r. 81. j thence. west on tile: township line
Ia Tsyes sf HGP Ra IT,
thence northwest along the county road
as laid out to. the Village. Of Farley. and
Der /. In said County Of Beitrami BE
and the same is hereby designated as
State Road No. ~ for the purpose of
having the same constructed OF impro-
q Dated sate 's AZ Bemidji, MINI, May sth,
/ BY Board Of County Commissioners,
"A. e. Rako, Chairman.
Attest Z. George, Auditor.
..o,,,.,o,, Ell I,y = " -, 4lsop: Deputy putty: -
. Built OF improvsd. gndsr- the ,jaris.
| diction Of the state Highway Com
mission Of Minnesota. ).
Pq tp,rf1tb t. sestion Nine (s} Chap
1911, be it resolved by the Board Of
County Commissioners Ct the County OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
CONCEALED FACT THAT
HE HAD NEGRO BLOOD

CHICAGO. Sept. EN- the probate
court Friday il was stated that the
estate of the late Negro publisher, w
II. Lee, who lived his business life
as a white man. originally estimated
at $500. 900. has a present value OF not
more than $4,000 and that this sum
probably Will be used in payment Of
his debts.
D. A. Clithero. Lees friend and
legal counsel, admitted that his late
client had Negro blood inhis veins and
said he concealed the fact as il would
hurt the sale his books in certain sec
tiOns of the south.
The hearing Friday was in con-
nection with the petition of Mrs. Luz
Cinda Anderson, COlored. TO have the
body eXhumed. She thinks that Lee
was her husband who deserted her 20
years ago. She was unable to explain
10 the court how she would be able
10 identify the body Clithero testi-
fled Lee told him he never married
because the Ethiopian strain in his
blood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
MITCHELL CHOICE
OF INDEPENDENTS
the Fusion Ticket Accepts the
support OF the League.

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-John Pur-
roy Mitchell. fusion candidate for
mayor. accepted the independence
league Endorsement Friday after Sc
lecting Robert Adamson. who was
secretary of the late Mayor GaynOr,
as his campaign manager.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Mitchell de-
cllned the leagues support because
two Of the fusion associates. VIM. A.
Prendergast for controller and Geo
McAneny for president of the board
of aldermen. had not been indorsed
Mr.. Mitchell today wrote To James
A. Allen. the leagues mayoralty nom
inee who withdrew in Mr. Mitche.'s
favor, pointing out that the fusion
committee has since declared by res
olutiOn that its candidates are free
TO accept other nominations. thus
changing the principle which it felt
bound TO pursue at that time
know that your league stands for UNI
compromising opposition To Tammany
hall, its representatives and the pred
atOry interests that stand behind
both"
In accepting the managership of
the fusion campaign Mr.. Adams said:
Mayor Gaynor stated before his
death that he would not say a word
against Mr.. Mitchell during the cam
paign. The mayor would not have
gone into personalities but would
have engaged in fighting a common
enemy, Tammany hall"
Mr.. Adamson has resigned as secre-
tary 10 Mayor Kline. 1t was said.
however. that he would return TO his
duties after the election.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
HOLDS ESCAPADES ARE
INCLUDED IN MEASURE
philadelphia Jurist Differs From
Kansas Judge in Handling
White Slave Act.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 27.-Dis-
senting from the opinion Of the Kan
sas Judge who recently held that il
was necessary under the Mann white
slave act 20 establish that the
transportation was for commercial
purposes" Judge Thompson in the
united district court mere Friday
sentenced ". Mayhem Gillies, a young
married man Of this city. TO serve a
year and eight months in the peni-
tertiary for persuading Is year old
Florence ummerschuh To elope with
him 10 Buffalo last February. Gillies
is also under Indictment charged with
taking Jessie Obdyke. 10 years old
from this city to Buffalo.
Counsel for Gillies. in arguing for
a suspension Of sentence, quoted the
recent Kansas decision that the Mann
act was no intended TO punish a man
for an iDdiscTetion.
The crime for which this man
was found guilty is undoubtedly COW
cred 10y the statute" declared Judge
Thompson. who then pronounced
sentence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
OLDEST CITY MAIL
CARRIER WILL QUIT
William :. Weaver, 1909 Miami st.
Has Been a Member of the Local
POstOfIicc Force for Last 2S
Years.

william s. Weaver, 1909 Miami S.,
for % years a mail carrier OF this city
and the oldest carrier in the service
of the local postOftice will retire at
the end OF the month.
Nr. Weaver entered the postofice
service IN 1885 while Sorden Lister
was postmaster, and during the
Cleveland administration. When Har-
rison was elected president. politics
threw him out of his position. How
ever. ne was reinstated at the close
OF the administration.
He has been one of the most eff
Glen. men in the service. performing
his duties faithfully and has 10 his
one on the force, according TO Cad
mus Crabill. postmaster. He was
born in I.ichland county, ohio. and
moved 10 kCndallville, Ind, with his
parents when a young man.
In 1862 he Joined the Tooth Indiana
infantry under MAJ. Gen. Logan. He
was wounded i'm the battle OF Mission
Ridge and left the army in 1864.
Four years later he came To South
Bend and has lived in this city since.
When ne began his duties at the local
postoffice there were only five car
riers and now there are 81. For 10
years he has been carrying a down
town route and has carried FIVE diff
ferent routes of the city during his
career on the force.
Mr. Weaver will live "A retired life.
Although he is 90 years old he is still
active and apparently has "A number
OF years before him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
OPENING WILL De
HELD NEXT WEEK
Philadelphia Confectionery is
One of the Most Complete in
the State-EuStiS POIedOr
Here Twelve Years.

Twelve years ago Eustis Poledor
walked the streets OF Philadelphia
selling flowers and candies. Today
he is senior member Of the firm that
operates The Philadelphia, one OF
South Bends leading confectionery
stores Next week The Philadelphia
will celebrate the coming of Mr.. Pole
dor 10 South Bend with grand
opening 20 its patrons Of its new es-
Enlistment on North Michigan 81.
The entire three floors of the new
home OF The House Of Purity Will be
opened TO inspection by the public.
with the senior. Mr.. POiedOr. are
his two brothers, Pendcl and Andrew.
all from Greece. Eustis came to
America in 1896. He ran away from
home with all his savings tied up in
a small inside pocket Previous to
coming 10 America he had worked in
the wholesale dry goods and grocery
business. He came TO America by
way OF Paris and Marseilles.
He told nothing of his departure
for the new world until ne reached
Marseilles. From there he wrote his
mother that he was going to America
TO make his fortune. He made his
way TO Philadelphia. which 70 this
day he calls his home" He got his
start there and feels he owes much
OF his success to that city he says.
Because OF his liking for the old town
ne named his present place of bust
ness after the Quaker city. And all
the Greek walters, by the way, are
pulling for the Athletics TO win the
worlds series They are all great
baseball fans and are the first 10 APP
pear at the score boards To watch the
results of the games that the Ath-
letics participate in.
The new home OF The Philadelphia
is a three-story structure of snow
white tile. accentuating it's name of
The House Of Purity. In the base
ment are made all the ice creams.
on the first floor is spacious dining
room. paneled on all sides with beau
tiful mirrors and finished in dark
cedars. The floors are laid in small
tile of quaint designs.
The second floor contains the candy
making establishment, where hum
dreds Of kinds of candy are manufac-
tured each day. In the rear are the
kitchens. sanitary and modern. on
the top floor are the store rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
MADE LOVE TO KEEP
STEN0GRAPHER LOYAL
Henry W. POhlman Explains His Ac-
tiyities When Questioned i'm
Divorce Trial.

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. 2T.-Henry
". Pohlman. former business agent of
the Seattle Structural Iron Workers
union, who was "a prominent witness
in the Los Angeles and indianapolis
dynamite INVESTIGATION and who is be-
In Z sued by his wife. Anabel POhlman.
for divorce, testified Friday. explain
ing love letters he wrote 10 a stenog-
rapher in Indianapolis
Pohlman swore that the stenog-
rapher had been employed 10y the
national headquarters OF the steel
workers and that the enemy" repre-
scented by detective agency. was try
ing 10 induce her 10 testify against
the union men.
To POhlman was assigned the task.
he said. OF taking the stenographer
to theaters. parties and dances and
even making love 20 her 10 keep her
loyal 10 her employers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
son. born Friday morning.

son. born Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crawford of
Canon City, Col, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Walsh. They are
on their wedding trip.
Dan Baker will resume his work as
soloist at the Presbyterian church in
South Bend on Sunday.
About 30 members of the Niles
commandery knights Templar, went
to Benton Harbor Friday and partici-
pated in a field day About 20 Niles
women also attended the ceremonies.
Mrs. w. G.. Blish attended meet
ing of the program committee of the
Berrien County Federation of Clubs
at Galien Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor have
returned to Niles after a wedding trip
and are in their new home on Vernon
heights.
Mrs. John HOppin and daughter of
Detroit are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Hoppin while enrOute home
from Minneapolis.
The Niles Progressive league is re-
furnishing the school grounds with
playground equipments.
Miss Blanche Woods left Friday for
Ypsilanti to enter the Normal college.
She has been succeeded as a teacher
in the Niles schools by Miss Gladys
Cook of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-27
WANT. OPEN AIR SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Removal
from public schools of pupils infected
with tuberculosis of communicable
form has been recommended by the
district health department, with the
approval of the board of education
open air schools for tuberculosis stu
dents probably will be created