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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
Der eerr umparttiif6t.

StuOioIus Gpunb, Elm isbr Be-
mooItss 6aupt, mar bdfir beiannt.
baB sr geipobnt mar, teiHen 5sdt'
boDen gu peridumen uno in allen
GtHgen, 10 ts3ug auf 8affengsbraut
butten, our6 uno ourG .tirm" mar.
Co bate man ibm pieoer eiumaI
oas Unit Oes llnparteiti6en BEL elmer
gu beranItaltenoen 9iitolenmenlur
ii6srtragsu. Run mar Is Spunoen
i6on einmaI paiiiert, OoB er nm
5%aaresbrstte bel einer gleI4en 9eles
genEeit Deri6lafen bate; er beiAIob
alio, nm ia nidt pisoer in ben urs
angenebmsH 5aa gu tommen, einfaf
Die Ra4t our63utnsipen; bann tpoas
te er isiner pflldt geniigen unb nit
Dem Aafentaiten auf Dem &anpfs
plaBe eri4einen.
Die 3ett oes Dueles fam beran,
abrr Der 6srr llnpurteiti9e tam ni9t
6sran. Yautautsu, Setunoanten,
4r3t - ale fparteten Derge6li6.
SGIisbIt6 bauerte bic @eIdi9te 10
Iangs, DaB iid Die beioen 9egner aus
lauter LANCER 0eiIe p%erIobnten uno
4rm in 4rm in 8egleitung Der
anoersn 5erren in bic StaDt Suriids
te9rten, RatiirIi4 muBte bic 9ers
lO9nung gebiibrenb bego6en perben
uno mon Ddhlte ba5u pas tleine quite
uno gsmiitIi4e ReItourant gum
nRebit0tI".
aaum aber bate man bic bdmmes
rige Stube betreten, als bic Serren
sinen gemeiniamen lleberral4ungsruf
ausItiebeu. - Sn Der 6interIten Gde
LAB ODER Dielmebr lsbnte Der llns
parteiiide unb f4Iief einen tiefen
SAlaf. IS t~oitete Miibe, ben
S4Iummern0en pieoer mad gu riit.
teIn. 8erit0rt blidte er in bic Ia
4elnoen Geii4tsr unb mari bann
einen DertDirrten Bid auf bic ubr.
n8erfIu6t, i9 i'd bab's
tpobI Deri4Iafen? ga, bQnn ift's
aber 3eit. Cos Serri4aftsn, Ipsl"
Gr fa9 f4 mad benz qiitoIsnta.
fen I'm.
$50 = no bab i8 benu = cd
bin bod beuts bel SagesIi9t nit
Dem aaiten i4On nal ouf benz @es
sc mad Dem aampfplob
auf einmat bIidte Der llnparteiis
fde gdn8lt4 entgeiitert er bate
5lpei goIOfudien unb einen 3etteI
aus benz 8iletttdT99en gefiI6t. 90
iprong er nit einem RieIenIab in
bic 50bs, idlug auf ben Slid unb
brittle:
Observation-Disclosures! Den gi.
itoIeutaiten, ben bob' t9 in metnem
9uieI - beriebtl!l"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

nod Dem gtlohid in Dluiltrs srbos
beuet 9au0, idpeEiie Ole Whbe
aHO piinihts. als Der 3ug In itins
SOmmerisrim b%iusmfubr, itbuliait
sintu GiitnbabuBu iammtniiob bers
bet uuttr ofHsn Lriimmern er IeInt
gttHidttn 9offHuHBsH uHb feline psrs
ItBte gidnnsspiiroe bsgraben tonnie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
Gin nHbsfanaisS 9uetHpsfbi6t
9ttAee.

Gin bisbtr unbsldunles, in lentr
peineausgabt ~atDrudtes uno in ieineg
5eine . Geographic ptr5sibnltes @es
Iotdt pG0HtutIitt prot. Mcrnsr
9tetitn. Gr Bat ts in Der 3titiGrifi
.2eipJig , Berlin Drssotner Ddmpt.
Dagen", einem geibIdtt 0es .gomes
ten, berausgtgsbsn pom 6. 6erloss
iobn, in Der as. Drummer pom 8ons
Herstag, Dem 2. DECEMBER oes Sabrs
gangs 1841 aufgefunben. Der srIts
9erausgeber oes 9eoihtes @ottIein
bemsrtt oo5u, Ct babe bic Gtropben
i'm S!nmmbud elmer mebr als 20
.id6rigsn M~ooebduoIerin in greslau
gefun0en, Die emit in 9uFeIOorf Die
Ruhbarin bss @pmnaiiaIten Seint
geipeIen Iet. Cir mag pieGei6t gu
Den RddbarstinOsrH gsb0rt bpben
nit 6snsn Der anabe 6eine an lido.
nen Commandment auf ben Sreps
penit,inen Der 5austiir gum itilen
.gr3dbIen nisosrtduerte. GntFonoen
lit ous Gsoi9t, aIs Seine Oas @nms
nahum ldngIt berIaTen bate uno.
nadoem er psrgebli6 DerIudt 6atte,
Ii9 in 5runtfurt a. ID. gum 4oufz
mann uus3ubilbtu, pieoer in Der Sci,
mat peiIte. Sier mag i6n cine flii6s
tige Rei9ung NIT Dem Qtufbru9 nan
5umburg i'm 5riihIinq 1916 bic Ger
ie in ibr Qlbum gsI4risben ba5en,
Dds @eotdt, bas BEL aqer iugenoIis
den llnreife opd oeltIi6 6einss ipd.
tere ar5t 8sist, lautet fOlgenoermas
Ben:
On Rpfd.
Die Roien finb Die mdo9en
Sn uuicrm 2e5snstrona
Die RoIen uno Die Uldo6sn
@srIei6'n Dem Qen5e Slang,
Drum Iisbe i'd oas Md66sn
Del G6opfung I60nTtes atno,
Sd lieb Is tpte Die RoIen,
Gb. iie gebroden FnO.
Oh boloe Mdbdsn > RoTa,
gu RoieH > MdgbeIsin,
en- 0ir ia Heb i9 geioe:
Drum bIsib i6 epig Sein!
DHTeIOOrf 1916. 9einrt4 9sins.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
9as gaftcrium Ocs aaIfeS.

gu9 oas MlesrpaHer entbdIt 8abl,
rei4e 8dtterieu, aber erit ieBt lit Der
ga9neis srbra9t porosn, oab mans
DIE oieIsr 8attsrisn cine auberoroents
lid be0eutIdms aufsabe erfiaen. Sn
Den ablagerungen BON &alti4lomm
duf Der grobsu 8abamabant nnO tn
Der umgebung BON Blorioa 1T elm
neues 8atterium entoedt poroen, oas
Die Sdbigtstt bat, aus Oeroiinnteu
aal3tumlDIuugn foblsRIaursn &aIt
niebsrSui9lagsn. @as aIeinpeien bat
0aber ben Hamen Bacterium calcis
erbalten. @s miro nun iebr pabrs
T6etnli4, Dab 8atterisn aud in iris
beren 3siteu Der @rogeI9i6te bstm
RieosrIdlag BON aaltfeiHI4idten
aus Dem Meer, Die am aufbau Der
GrotruIts Den grfBten 9lnteil neb.
men, neIentIi9 m~itgeipirtt baben,
Dos 1T cine fit Die Geologic D0aig
neue annabms,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
1911 s1warb 81.

3um gtnauen nnb beinabs
autOmotiI9en QbmeHen pOn MeoiSin
Oient Elm unIdngit potentierter glppas
rat, Der an Der BlaIdenmdubung am
gebradt nirb unb einen 2DfIel 9dlt.
@m gn0e 6es p~erfloHenen Sabs
res tparen in 5rantrei6 iibsr 89,s
900 autpmobile, $4,000 R%roTtrGber
uub nobs3u 100000 sstpDbnIi6t
3tpeird0er In Gebrau6.
Die 3itooeIle rcu 8abDIpn
(RaIr) bdtte mdaern bon elmer naIs
IiDsn Stdrte bis gu 50 Sub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
ausrebe. &unOs

ausrebe. &unOe cent,
tduI4D: ST ocs SIR gan8es Ga.
ger? :. Gie f4rieben bod in Der
3eitung, beute piiroen 3~ebntauieuo
PaIetots |dntommen!"
RIsinbduOIer: aSa, pifen Gis,
Dem G9nsibsr lit geItern ungIiitIis
berpeife Die Ndbmai6ine reparatur'
beoiirftig geporoen!'
@eine 9arierung. .Sieb
nur bic rsids 9anttrsfrou!"
8ummeI: pDonngrpetier, auf Die
betdms man mas TN 2eibbausl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

wv
.la HflMtlHA lffE iH
Aif ttt mli oval
tN ttt E9t. m5 itiiI
t.saln HeFifH
ffslff ltt
elfs mati tfa4 fHf llHH Rl
ttHaii va $50 .
oi.Ht tIat lHHN Wtl
a8sli tf t6tH Ngf
faifMh Hf fabI De 1ffm. fl h
Ht N MgNN Hltt aat M tm.
HfitifW WHttW Httt lt
f8 aNitlH .lab H ahb mis
tln Ntfaltf
s9istin WIltn ems bee Bt3uIth
.HiaH lt iffaf tili1
NNiffiftaatfisf wfiaa mr
1iuae
srh rdiHtIi mlftst ah bl
nHaHttHt ENlH 5h ttamlll
Wamaf ptlhmaf nHFtanW Mot
Hah niti mot HI ht E8nta III
man Hptitn noA nihl mll in Nst.
rtatn. nfla lmHu ah bit blmllt
@W
btthi itobloflL
.attt bat pabl Ia nmbtttatl
.{h at0tnlt mfiHf biMl gtlafr
3ttita aud an st DhiN mmbtln'
6n
8nntiidt ortbls pb sIsiitiFUi zen
biu Qepi.
.0itld6l aua IN abltsd, Ger,
Sltatmannl'
Ct i6atttlit bobtiisnuu bds 6dapi.
.glitl aam 10 mtitl so gtbt mad.
Snimmanbt init sinlntH Admtra0m
aus 0u Sttun0u. ..
DEE gaditiddns augm purotn
iumer groBtr.
sObut GIt,tn 70 gonB itIbh'
flnoia24
@sins pntot rot. CT iounis bod
BEN ptriu0bnttn Mabel. IN osrsn
gsgm CT Elm bdlbsr Soft mar, uttt
austinanotrleben, CAB feline GIieru d
gtmstntriUeiis notig gehdItsH, ibn In
otn J,rien gu siHsm gebrsr in Spt'
In QenfoH 81 gsben, oamit
Die 9HffeIsi Der nisoertrddtiesn grie'
diI6en Sprdas aud nod pdbrsno
Der notpsnoigsn Grbolungs3eit iOrtes'
ieBt iperoe.
rSa". Ingts er raid uno slsid'
oih fabrs gang ALIEN an Die
Gee. llnO penn id Gle in QbIbed
tpeiB, 1T ss fir mid ia cine aIeiuigs
teit, "a otter biniber3uraoeln."
QnnelieIe 5srrte errsgt an Osn ro'
ten RoIenbIGttern in ibrer 5ano.
g0as mare ia reiseno, 6err Ste
gemunn! Damn mihsn sic aud
gum Sennis tommen uno gum Se'
gsln. JAZZ"
5ein3 iiberlegts.
Segeln mar Derboten in Der gen'
lion oes 2ebrtrs, biefe gauge grs
unter qufIidt iberbaupt
cine elenbs Stldperei Der er Iia nur
nit Dem gr0Bten Diberpi1en untsr'
3og.
Gr IG6sIte oarum iein I9tpsrmiiti'
ges 2Gdein, Oas QnnelieIe 10 I9reds
lid intsreFdnt an ibm fano, uno
meinte: sd psroe nal isben, gndot.
gss 5rdulein, pie iid oas nit msiner
Itur persinbdrsn ldBt. Selbitperitdn0s
lih Ite9e i6 Sbnsn, iopie ss meme
Belt srlaubt, gu Sbrer @srfiguns.
Der Qr3t bat mir nGmIi9 oas SegeIn
oerboten. tpsgen lleberanitrensung
2ernen."
sd ia," Isuf3te QnneIiefs, iubsm
lie Ii6 Die brsiteu Standardization
iber ben 36pfsn nod breitsr 8og,
lnIrs gran36iin in Der G6ule felt
,u9 an uns Die oentbar grDBtsn
Gnfor0srungsn. mir IeIen isbt
Don Carlos in franaSFIdtr
Sprd6e."
Sein5 ld4eIte Hug, uno nsigte Ii6
nGber gsgen ods iungs uuo
@eii6t.
% Madame la refine. la
est pourtant BELLE, Iagte sr
aDie iiiB sr ipridt", 6o6te Dimes
ieie, sunb tpie perliebt er dusTebt."
SIRE 5reunoinnsn 6ntten ale nur
gersbrer nit tur3en SoIen, bic nod
II Sertia Taben. Qber lie. oas
par brett 3um &iifen, 6dB er IsI6It'
unO ALIEN f4on in Der DeIt
)erumrsiite. 9etna9 pie Elm gdnj'r
II.
llnb Iis Tilt ss, SAB er NIT i6r inns
ner eiuiamere Weae Stpifden ben
sier5pinsern uuffu6ts.
- - - - 49, - 49,
Sn Der 9u6nbOfsbaIIs idobsn F4
lie MenIhen Dor benz 6erienIon0trs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

Quf ben Seepldntagen in Sn.
Oien peroen @eriu9e angsItelIt mil
tiefcr 9oOenbearteitung nit SiIfc
bon 9Dnomit.
aaf tragtf&e @eifs bat
Grant SoID aus &acins, @is. iein
Geben Iafen miFen. Der Maun
befauo it4 auf Der groBen tpetli4
BON Der Gtaot befinoli6sn Bride
Der Rortbpeiternsg . ais pI6Blid
Elm S9nea3ug berdngebrauF fam.
lin einem MISREPRESENTATION Su ents
geben, Iprang er topfiiber bon ber 81
SUB boben Bride in ben Glub bins
alb, Der an iener Stelle iei9t uno febr
mOraitig 1T. Solp blieb nit bOem
acpf In benz Sumpf itsden. ct trs
trdnt, sbe i9m SiIfe aebrudt lpsroen
lonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
1904.
GuiTiher S%lnienan5ns nit 9nider'
hnXawa


@ina6am, G~inoer4artens Stoff, @ala,
tea, Gbambreb, &innen ODER 9inene eigs
men lid fir 0ieies 0looea. 6Ir iparule
Gage tpirO Der trngenlole Gals groben
9etfaIl fiuoen; Der Ma~troienfrd9en
lam inOeilen ald 8ugefi9t peroen mo
bic gluie nit ODER o9ne ShiIo %getrdsen
mer0en. Gas Mlllter lit III A @robeh
geiduitten: 3, A. 5 un6 6 Sabre. Ss
ben0ti8t 81 9arbs 448oa. Stoff fir
biz 4iGbri9e @roBe.
9reis OeS gIliiters 10 Gents.
rNcuer 5rabiaBrs- uHO CONNER.
SatnlOg nit alien ueuciten @Oben
jctt fcrtig, Sober 2eieriu Der Gina.
ia Sribine fir 10 Gents s%nocianOt."
StfeNnnsss AaBsIIHRSta;
GieIe WsuIter tperOen an iraeuS
cine Noreiie eeaen g%iuienouna oeS
Breiles eeifidt. Wan 9ebe Hummer
uno @r6be unb bic bone GorsRe oeits
lid an unb fffde ben Coupon nebft
benz obsn e~rfpdbnten greis an bds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

Sn Der 9nbnbofsbaIls f6obsn F9
bic MenI9en Dor benz Serienionotr'
aug, Der mad Stettin 0ampfte.
2fua Sein8 Stsesmann, stnsu
RudIad ilber ben S9ultern, Elm aUf.
fer1en in Der rs9tsn uno Elm patet
NIT Stuaen in Der linten Sano, mar
oarunter. @r mar brett niten6.
Qi9t ALIEN, bdB er trob allen grO.
teltes nur Elm Billet britter RlaTe
bonn Batter betomnen bate, nein, er
mtbte Ii9 aud nod Die 8eelsituug
bon Mutter unb Ghpsiter 3um
gabn6of gefa1en IaTen, uno bon
swrIterer oLe Q%ugenblide einen an.
bern euten Ratidlag b0ren, Der
gar ni8t gu Ietner Setunounsrpiiroe
paBte.
Die feline, Ss9nidbriee S9pefsr
Ipra9 nit ibrer Iduten, piepiigen
Stintme aud nod oa3tpi1den unO
lief ibm ~fortpdbreno spif9en Die
gsius, Gr Puffts, ct itisB Inn ii&.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01

A2s0
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
YECCMEN TRY TO
RIFLE EMPTY SAFE
Are Discovered and Frightened
Away as They Attempt Gene
terry Strong-Box

Yeggmen made an attempt To crack
the safe in the offices OF the Grano'
lawn cemetery, near BEDFORD. about III
o'clock. Friday night but were fright
enej away before they were success
ful. There was not penny III tae
safe, il Is said.
Chief Deputy Sheriff John Smith,
with Deputies Kobe and Pillarski
made hurried trip 10 the cemetery
in the chiefs auto al the call of the
Il. b. Wilhelm. They found
Jimmy and other tools deserted BY
the would-be burglars In their hurried
departure and took measurements OF
the tracks in the soft ground near the
building.
The men entered the place by break
ing the glass in the back door OF the
Office. Two young men who had been
at the home OF the caretaker for choir
practice we're crossing the cemetery
on their way home when they heard
in the building. They returned
for Wilhelm.
When the three men approached the
Offices they heard whistle and VIII
helm took chance shot into the
bushes from which the noise seemed
to come Immediately there was
scramble from the once and In the
all the marauders got away
according to Wilhelm
there were two men In the building
In addition TO the lookout.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Nov. IS. 1919
PROPOSALS FOR CON-
STRUCTI0N OF PUBLIC
SEWERS.

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office OF the Department OF fupiie
Works, Detroit, Mich, until fIiuay
ard time. at which time and place
they will be opened, for furnishing AL
labor and materials, except IRON mar
hole rings and covers, which VIII os
furnished by the city AT city ya,as' an n'
gether with the back filling, accoruins
10 the plans and specifications on NE
in this office. the. following brick puo-
lie sewers. to-wft; -
In Hamilton Boulevard and bancrot'
In Hamilton Boulevard from north
line OF Pingree avenue TO point ~
feet south Of city line. ,ror, Wilson
avenue to Hamilton Boulevard. I.ens.,
OF sewer 1912 feet. more or iess'
manholes.
Note-sewers to be opened or 'un'
neled at option OF contractor.
Each bicirer rrust-etePesit- with MS
bid a certified check payable TO the or
der OF the Department OF Punls
Works. In the sum OF sz,eeS.W, wn,si
|.ment In case the bidder fails TO. ente
Unto contract within Ave days after TN
acceptance OF his or their Tender upo,,
proper execution of his coptract oonu
proyaf OF the Common Council Tn
bidder whose tender Is accepted VII
be required to furnish with his con
tract an approved surety BOND 10 tn'
City OF Detroit and state In the rui
amount OF contract
The Department Of Public Work.
expressly reserved the right to reJec
any or all proposals.
Checks and proposals 10 De p'a CO
1asss) Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
AN ORDINANCE to amend an

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordi-
nance entitled. An ordinance to
prohibit the opening or es,s blishins
Intoxicating liquors, malt. brewed or
fermented liquors or vinous wI,.es
are sold at Wholesale,
Ii Is hereby ordained by the people
Of the City Of Detroit:
:, That an Ordinance entitled, An Or
dinance to prohibit the opening or cs-
spirisnous or insoais.tin%s a LIQUORS wns msi
brewed or fermented liquors or vinous
wines are sold at Wholesale" be end
the same 10 hereby amended to read M
Section 1. Hereafter. there shall not
be opened or established within ne
confines OF the City OF Detroit any
Ing liquors, malt. brewed or ferHented
liquors or vinots wines are sold ut
Provided. That this ordinance shall
not be construed TO apply 10 any loca-
tion where now IL. being lawfufIy
naintainsd 2 place wherein liquors are
Provided further, The provisions Of
PREF known as iss JsrersUoDn '' ~. 20
iat block . governor ana Judges
Sec. 2. Any. violation OF the pro
visions Of this ordinance snail he
100000 and in the Imposition OF such
hne. the court may make a further
sentence. that the offender may be
Imprisoned In the Detroit House of
90 days.
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect.
Approved Nov 25th. 1913
OSCAR B. MARX.
Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk
ofncial papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
MOTHER! THE CHILD
Is COSTTvE. BILIOUS
Don't hesitate! A laxative 10 neces
sary II tongue Is coated, breath
bad or stomach sour.

Give "Californis Syrup Of Figs" at
once--a tesspoonful today often saves
Z sick child tomorrow.
II your little one is out-of-sorts.
hslfsick. isn't resting. eating and act
ing naturally--look, Mother. see IL
tongue IL coated. This IL . sure sign
that its little stomach. liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
Cross. irritable. feverish, stomach
sour. breath bad or has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea. sore throat. full Of cold.
give = teaspoonful Of California
Syrup Of Figs," and In a few hours
all the constipated poison. undigest-
ed food and sour bile gently moves
out Of its little bowels without grip.
ing. and you have q well. playful child
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
it never fails to cleanse the little
ones liver and bowels and sweetep
the stomach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies. children Of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit hg syrups
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs" then
zee that X Is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company" Don't be fool
ed,-Adv
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
RANDOLPH
ISLANDS MUTE IN COURT

4dwin 8. Randolph, former justice
M NE peace of Hamtramck, and hero
E0f The late slot machine turmoil, was
EAnt4igned before Justice Stein. Satur.
@Aey. on the charge OF embezzlement
~ 1858 from the Consolidated Woolen
Lbs Co, OF which he was local man
AoAr until two weeks ago.
His attorney, Louis w. McClear
who also represented him through all
k0f the turns aud twists OF the slot
<NlAchine scandal, said that mis- client
Y 4 old stand mute. and plea OF not
$Eu4ty was entered by the court.
u AttoFney McClear asked that the
IStoQ be made as low as possible. as
3bie client has interests here, and will
|.4qt run away" Bail was fixed al
\, 900. with one surety. and f. J.
3lckey. prominent merchant fur
A1ahed the bond. The case was Sc,
4 f0r next Friday.
X 5Uhn Marshall. present manager o,
ne. local branch OF the wooden mills
Z Ndi4oes that Randolph worked his EN-
oDtleuent by turning In only the firs,
|1AyWent on many purchases, and fail
4 My 10 remit for the rest
The Detroit times., 1913-12-01
Ordinance No 84.A

AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter
'l3l of the Compiled Ordinances OF
the City Of Detroit for the year 1917.
BY adding thereto q new section To
IL 10 hereby ordained By the 'eopl-
Section !; That Chapter l3i Of he
Compiled Ordinances OF the City or
Detroit for the year 1912 be and the
same Is hereby amended by adding
thereto, q new section to be known as.
Sec RAJ No such owner. contrac.
tor. builder or person who shall f-ve
the supervision or control OF the con
struction or, remodeling OF any build
ing within the City OF Detroit shall
permit the use OF. Inside OF any butld-
ing being either erected or rem odeled.
an open salamander. No such device
shall be used for heating the walls OF
shall have q pipe and vent sufficient
to carry to the outside OF any uch
building all gases. vapors and fumes
coming from such device. and no
gases, vapors or fumes shall be rer-
United to escape within the walls OF
any such building. Any device so
ments Of the Board OF Health OF this
City. IL shall be the duty Of the said
Board of Health 20 prosecute all viola
lions OF the provisions OF this section.
Sec 2. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved Nov 25th 1919.
OSCAR B. MARX.
Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY
City Clerk.
ofaeial papers please copy.
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bounded by Maxwell. Seminole. Syl
vester and Canheld.
Each bidder must deposit In sep
arate envelope with hts bid certified
bank check payable to the order Of the
Department OF Public Works OF the
City OF Detroit for the sum OF two
hundred dollars $4,000 for each sewer
bid upon. which will be forfeited "a
the Department In case the bidder
fails TO enter into contract within fva
days after the acceptance Of his ten
der Contracts to be subject to the
approval OF the Common Council. The
bidder whose tender is accepted will
be required to furnish with his con-
tract an approved bond to the city o!
Detroit In the full amount Of the con-
tract, conditioned on the faithful per-
Torrance OF 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.
No bids will be accepted from ANY
person or firm who 10 In arrears or d.
fault 10 the City OF Detroit upon debt
contract. or obligation to said city.
Printed specifications In detail fov
the above work may be had on applica-
tion to the Secretary.
The Department OF Public Works re
serves the right TO reject any or all
proposals.
(is47) GEO. r. rENKELL
(A-S0&) Commissioner
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FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS.

Roll No. 1906. For grading and paw
ing alley No. go beling. the alley In
block between East Grand boulevard
and Field avenue from the north line
OF Kercheval avenue to the south curb
line OF Waterloo street.
Roll No. 1897. For grading and ,av-
.inp Garland avenue from the north
line OF Jefferson avenue 10 the south
curb line OF kerchevai avenue.
Roll No. 1908. For grading and paw
ing Horafio street. from the west curh
lin. of Military avenue Ia the east
curb line OF Livcrnois avenue.
Roll No. 1909. For grading and paw
ina Mckinstry avenue from the NORTH
line OF Dix avenue to the south line OF
Roll No. 1910. For grading and paw
ing Melbourne avenue from the sas:
curb line OF Oakland avenue To the
west curb line OF Cameron avenue
Roll No. '13li: For grading md nav
ing Porter street from the west Inc
OF Clark avenue TO the east curb line
Roll No l3f2' For grading and nav
ing 81. clair avenue from the NORM
line OF Jefferson avenue TO the south
curb line OF Kercheval avenue,
PART I .is due and payable within y"
DAYS from date OF this notice. Parts
?. 3 and 4 become due and payable IN
one two and three years. respectively
from the date OF this notice. together
with interest at the rate OF per cent
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COURT is LENIENT
WITH GIRL SHOPLIFTER

Alice Freeman, caught In down
town store. with Eta Spielman. Il
years old, while the two girls were
hiding large quantities Of merchan
disc about their clothing. appeared IL
Justice Gainey's court, SATURDAY.
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced &C
pay q fine OF $40. but was given sis
months In which to raise the money
Meanwhile she will be under proba
ton with Mrs. May McGill, as mel
guardian.
The Spielman girl. who looks TO Dc
Is or Is. proved that she was only 10
sears cid, and was turned over to the
juvenile court. $500
- II developed that she ran away from
her mothers home at No. 16S Four
teenth-ave.. six months ago. and had
since been living with the Freeman
woman IN a. Lafayette-ave: rcomins
house
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MISCELLANEOUS

lols g; &C and 81. Van Dyke farm, 4.
Lots 1. T. 8. !. 20 to 4s, both inclu-
sive, plat of sub. OF lot SIS, ~ and 40.
Tss y , Iss s; 81 81 Il y, e, 9, + 81 q, g
81 the y. 80 of ". los II. OF o. l.. 90;
OF o. l. so; the w. % II. OF h. ~ II. Of
8 80 r. OF e. e.. the w, w g f. % q s
&C. . the t. 20 IT. Of W. 1850 Il. OF 8:
1922 q. OF Q. I; 81; the r. lao IT, x of
the y. i2s H.. OF W. 100 IT. of r.. 222 IT,.
OF o. l. SO. plat OF the sub, OF the van
Dyke farm. being I. c. 100 and $40.
from Mack street TO Jeferson avenue:
Detroit having fixed and determined
described. is benented BY the opening Of
M Msals avenue avenue where U mo-, ALREADY open0
having resolved that SIioS.oo Of the
damages a., swa Esear5 Sy ysrSiet Of ns
City Of Detroit. In pursuance OF pro.
ceedinEs under the provisions Of Act
124 OF the Public Acts OF 1854. as
en- en-, en n" ee Of Tx Y sxaSie real
estate included In said district. IN pro-
ror;ion. as near AZ may be. TO the adj
vantage which each lot or parcel In
deemed tc acquire by such opening.
Notice is hereby given. that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises inclvded I'm said dis
Improvement under the provisions OF
said public act. and that a roll OF sail
assessment " now completed, and win
remain at the. Assessors ONCE, In the
CITY OF Detroit. for twelve days from
the date of the first publication OF this
notice; that ". from the date hereof
until the 18th day OF December. 1919
for the Inspection OF all persons con :
cerned therein and that the Board Of
Asseesvrs will meet on the 12th day Of
December. 1919. at 10 O'Clock a. m. nj
remain In session between the hours
Of 10 q m. and ~ m. on said day. and