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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
GERMANY CELEBRATES

Berlin. Germany. June 13-The fes-
uvlties in connection with the compile
ton next Sunday Of the 25th year Of
the reign of emperor William opened
this afternoon with a review of the inn
perial automobile club, the military
volunteer automobile corps and other
autauObile organizations on the Army
CEausse,' in the western suburbs OF
Berlin
On Sunday the real silver Jubilee an
nlversary. very few festivities viii be
neld, as it marks the date Of the death
of the emperOr's father. Frederick III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
TWO ARE ARRESTED on
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS

Cora Wilson and sam DUDLEY were
arrested Friday on indictments re-
turned by the grand jury. charging
them with running disOrderly houses
Both gave bonds in the sum Of $500
Cora Wilson was indicted in three
cases; Dudley in one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

20 ACRES UPPER VALLEY.
Fair house. small orchard, balance in
alfalfa $3.50 per acre.
II. ". Maple.
SOb-t Mills Bldg Phone 227
1T MIGHT BE An ACCIDENT,
But If YOU are protected with an acct
dent pOIlcy you viii not lose your time.
W e issue accident and health insur-
5nce.
AndersOn-FiIIer Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list of uncaIled for
answers 10 Herald Want Advertise
mcnts. are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
COTTON

New York Cotton. Close.
New York, June Closed
quiet MiddlinE uplands 1885 mid
ding gulf, 1850 Sales. zoo bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

UPPER VALLEY LAND.
81 acres in the upper valley. fine
orchard, fine stand of alfalfa, at a
bargain for quick deal
H. VI. Maple.
SO6-7 Mills Bldg Phone 227
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

IF YOU DON'T GET TWICE AS MANY
ANSWERS, YOU'LL GET YOUR MONEY BACK
The Herald guarantees to refund the money you
pay for any cash want ad that does not bring twice
many answers as the same ad in any other Ell Paso
paper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

LaUndTIes.
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FAMILY LAUNDRY, 81 doz.; rough dry
work, 35C dOz-, hand washed, air dried.
Success Hand Laundry Phone 6041.
Sell-LivestOck=Buy.
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FOR SALE year old cow q jersey
Can be seen corner Second and Stanton.
Phone 2S1S-
IVANTED-COw for its keep. VIII pay
extra for heavy mixer Greenberg
Phone 2O16.
WILL PAY SMALL RENTAL. in addi-
ti0n TO feed for use of small gentle
horse and light spring wagon Would
buy If a bargain. Phone 1878.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

WANTED To BUY
Two lots, north side of track on Nun
dy Heights. VIII pay $500 down bal
ance monthly state price and location
l. D. S, Herald.
GLASSES FOR NERVOUS HEADACHE,
Must be specially ground or YOU viii
not receive the anticipated relief and
your head viii still ache. I am the
only grinder of Special Lenses in FL
PaSO.
Geo ID. Kendall,
POS Mesa Ave
The Only Lens Factory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

Elegant home 600 block Rio Grandt
St. with paving. parking walks. barn
etc Price only $500; good terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

Cur beautiful new bungalows on Rio
Grande St. now under construction and
nearing completion We can NAL Ike most
attractive terms.
Anderson-FiiIer Realty CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
FREE TICKETS.

The Herald viii give 10
free tickets TO the CraW-
ford theauer daily.
Five names VIII appear
in the Too Late to Classify
columns each day. Look
them over carefully. Your
name may be there today.
emitting YOU TO two free
tickets to the Crawford,
good for any show during
the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

Bath. sleeping porch. . fun lots barn
and rock bottom snap, for $1,000. and
only $3.50 cash. and balance S25 Der
month. Why pay rent2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should cali at the office or
telephone No. 2O3O before $50 p m
All complaints viii receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Too Late To CLASSIFY.

Too Late To CLASSIFY.
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$4,000 AND PARTNER WANTED to
subdlvlde large tract valley land. eN-
cellent profits. B. L. f., care Herald
ONLY REPAIR SHOP - Key fittin-.
general repairing work guaranteed sos
\ stanton Phone SIS
JAPANESE SALE AND SOCIAI-1105
T. RIO Grande, by Methodist girls. June
10, afternoon and night Music and
refreshments. All invited
ROOM HOUSE, very comfortably fur
nished, price reasonable Inquire 915
Mesa
MALE sTENOGRAPHER wants posi-
T. tlon- permanent or temporary Phi 2T11-
FOR RENT room new bungaIow on
car line. Highland Park very cheap
T. X Gray. is Buckler Bldg. Phone So.
RUBBER TIRED BUNABOUT for sale.
Phone 1892
FOR SALE-5 lots in AItura. near Man
haitian Heights. a bargain C.. X GRAY
g Buckler Bldg- Phone 81
EXPERIEN CED SALESMAN wanted in
general merchandise store Spanish and
English required Ideal Store. 124 T.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms. SIS suitable for or D
close III. water lights and phone. pri-
Nale family Phones 352o-2l4
WANTED - Experienced real estate
man with Sl25, live proposition; must
be hustler. investigate. Call at 10 g.
m. 120 Broadway. OPP. Majestic thea
ter Jack Simpson.
FOR SALE-Registered Berkshire piss
narrowed I'm March and April For
prices and FUN Information write O. B.
James, breeder OF the famous large
HiEhwood Berkshire hogs. box 1907. Ell
Paso, Texas
. ROOM modern furnished flat. large
sleeping porch. summer rates. Phi. 2425.
LOST-On Fort Bliss car. pocketbook.
Finder please phone 1907
GOOD GENTLE driving and saddle
horse for sale He's a beauty. Call 491-
Lodge Notices.
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Ell PAsO LODGE NO. $50. A. f. a A. VI.
& Regular meetings 1st and srd
E& Wednesdays OF each month
lE W. W. Evans ". NJ
- Geo T. Morgan. Act'g Sec
Masonic Relief Board. Masonic Temple.
Hours Cor ri PasO and
10 O. m TO u N. Missouri StA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
BISHOP q CREEL.

BISHOP n GREELls
3 room frame, full lots. Price $500,
, room frame. Sleeping porch. in
Guiding furnl rure- $500
3 room brick, Bliss ST., fun lots,
4 room frame, lot 1oOx14O $500. $3.50
room frame. corner lots, $500,
4 room. brick. 4 full lots, close to
shop, $500, $3.50 cash
room brick, new Grand View, FUR
nished- fun lots on car line Quick
sale $4,000 $500 cash.
, room new bungalow, all builtin
features, shades cooler furnace, large
cement porch. sleeping porch; full
lots. $4,000.
We sell on easy payments.
Bishop & CreeI-
ADOBE HOUSE and lot in Franch Add.
viii sell for $500 cash
viii exchange city lots for store
and pay difference over value of any
lots. worth $500.
VIII sell 200 breeding mares, large
stock, I'm Chihuahua
Inquire Room u, City Nat Bank Bldg
COOL. CLEAN ROOMS at as Epson
WANTED-To buy lots in Alexander
addition Write P o. box S27.
j. 1t is a frame UP.
COOL As CLOUDCROFT-One of the
sunny South apartments Fine large
pLlLHr GROUND LLo0r- VIDE DOrcleS- 900
Texas ST. Phone 1925 or $50
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. furniture
or room house including linens, china.
siIverware and kitchen utensils, house
70 rent to party buying furniture good
location. close In I'll n santa Fe St
FOR SALE BY OWNERS choice cor
ner lots and { rooms, large frame
house Corner Estrella and Tularosa-
WANTED 49, Mexican girl for work.
5oL1a 5. III Paso St
.. Because of the sand which is
tsanowiches) there.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine patented
homestead i'm Nimbres valley Of New
Mexico. Write p. o. box S27-
r. c. Held, 8l02 Alameda Ave. can
secure two free tickets TO the Craw-
ford theater by presenting this to The
Herald office
FOR RENT-Front room to gentlemen. /
7lZ n stanton
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Right side down. above table.
TWO COOL furnished housekeeping
rooms, close in Phone 22S9.
FOR RENT-Apartment. 8 rooms. pri-
yate bath, disappearing beds book
cases, gas stove, sleeping porch, close
IN Phone 1915 NJ
WHY SWELTER upstairs when YOU
can have cool adobe rooms on ground
floor. wide pOrches. 6U6 Texas st.
Phone 1925 or $50.
FOR SALE-Furniture of 4 room house. !
reasonable: also Barred Rock chickens. I
Phone 2229-
8. Teasing. easing.
SALESMAN WANTED at 416 Myrtle.
Phone 2SO2- VIII be in office June If F.
after % m. for rest of week
EXPERT sTnVVOR and arror7Drar- +
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

FOR EXCHANGE.
KANSAS CITY, NO.
Four apartment flat and
s room residence on same
lot. 4Ox15O. in Kansas CITY.
No. Rented for S135 per
month, netting Z percent
on price of $4,000. Tncum-
brauce $500. Equity Of
S12 500. Would trade for
farm or good land near Ell
PaSO.
Cassidy & Adams.
211 Mills St Phone 92O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
DANDY. 3 ROOMS.
; ROOMs. RED PREssEn RRIcE,.

Bath, electric lights on Newman St
Price $4,000 and only 500 cash. balance
$50 per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
HERE ARE JUST a FEW OF OUR
BARGAINS

> rcOms' bath, electric lights sleeD-
ing porch. on Nevada St. 1900 block:
good neighbOrs. Price $4,000 good
terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

= NOTE-All- market news on .
, this page reflects closing sale .
- prices funless buy or bid be -
specified Friday. June - .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

SACRIFICE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
For S3O.OOO.OO we can offer
you the cheapest piece of
business property in FL
PaSO. For details call
Wood q TErcad=iU.
zoo - Mesa Phone 2976.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Too Late To Classify.

- = -
CLOSE IN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
= % room tenement splendid condition,
paying 500 per month, 4 blocks from
san Antonio St. good investment and
splendid speculative value.
Ii. VI. Maple.
=. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13

$4,000 AND PARTNER WANTED to
su bdlvlde large tract valley land. eX-
cellent profits. B. L. E. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-13
Ready Reference Business Directory

FOR SALE-50 mink cows, cheap: one
good sized safe and one rOlltOp desk.
$50 viii take both Inquire room i,
City National Bank building
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

DIED.
RA MWLiNsoNo-March 20. Rev. John
nlnthrop Rawlinson, Funeral SER
Ices from residence 433 Helen-ave.,
rriday morning at $50. Interment AT
Grand Lawn cemetery Via funeral
RILEY-March "a 1sla A,h.r, pu.v
hsed ~ years. at residence OF his
srandmother. Mrs. Sarah Coates, S23
Mt Elliott-ave Funeral Saturday at
PIP at residence, and at Lady OF Our
heIp church at $3.50.
ECKLEY--At residence S2s Antoinette-
81, Henry Thomas, Infant son OF
Thomas and Matilda Eckley. Notice
or funeral later.
FITZG ERALD-March rs. 1913. Mt his
residence sss Baker-st, Joseph, son
OF the late Patrick and Maria Ftt1-
gerald. brother OF John W. Thomas
H.. and Matilda Fitzgerald Mrs.
dam Gore Funeral Friday from res
church at $3.50. standard time.
0ILLETT-At her residence. 1873 La
tsyette.aveY Charlotte NJ, widow OF
Rufus ". Gillett. and mother of Mrs.
r. Ellis, Monday. March a.. 1919. In
her sSth year. Funeral from resi-
9ence, Friday. March 2s. at y. m.
HT EanSo 51sI Is: 1919. at her resi-.
Young. beloved wife Of Henry Huys
ana dear sister of Charles and Au-
gust ioung, Mrs BENJAMIN DieEeL
neral Saturday morning at tu"s O'clock
from residence and Grotto cemetery
at $3.50 standard time. Interment at
Grotto cemtery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M Van Antwerp,
Rev: +. j., NJ. Gore. and Madame
Pauline Van Antwerp, r. 5. II. Fu-
neral Friday at $3.50 a. m. from rest
dence. 2&S Medbury-ave.. and 3
o'clock At Holy Rosary church
MURPHY--suddenly, March "a. John
Murphy. beloved husband of Julia
MURPHY, father of James j., John and
S Will%m ana NM Murp %X,,.M Mrs. Erans
ST.. Friday. March Is. at $3.50 a. m.
and Holy Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
Burial at Mt. Elliott cemetery.
sEEGER-March 20. At her home. sst
Friday at 2 p. m. from residence
STUCK EY--March 20. 1913. at his resi-
dence. Al Sproat,st.. George Stuckey
Grand lawn chapel at $50.
Perry-st. daughter Of M!ehssi and
sister Of NJ. A., J. r.. and T. J. SUCH
Most Holy Trinity church.
w ESCH-March 2S. at his home, 54z
Hubba rtl ave, George W., aged d
years, beloved husband OF Emms
Wesch (nee Amman), and father OF
Mrs +. C.. kohs. oNtice OF funeral
later.
CHRISTNER-March "a, Christina. be-
mother OF Robert, William. Johr
Christner, and Mrs. da Hackett. Fu
neral services At residence, Al La
brosse st. Friday afternoon at 40
ando by car to Evergreen csmeter!
at ASS.
DELISLE--William Thomas, beloved
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred, and dig
(nee MesserschmidU, aged month
70 days. Funeral from residence. 5
Rohns-ave.. Friday, 2.30 p. m.
SA wTELL-Amazia at the home o
his daughter. Mabel Sawtell Ball. %
1eeboldt ave, Wednesday morning
Funeral at residence Friday, Marcel
70, 1T p. IN.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

Sui:sve, Presbyterian chSrcI. Sly,
ss raf Ross %eennf , porser M1 speS
GER s.; b. l.. Lambert, So: Louis Lam
bert 81 John b. whaien., $40; e, g..
N O.. Ruter, s25: Homer Warren To-.
$50: v; y. Mack Co; IS; chas; Clap
pert, az A Friend. 81; Mabel Tanner.
Thomas. $40; Henry = Koppin Co. $40;
John E. Clark, $40 psldridge Gear Co.
ga ~ ~ Griffin. s.; wm; +. Frateh.
FORD Sc: Mich. Optical Co. SIS: Arthur
~ Gordon. SO; chas. Helm, 81 J. }.
Kate 5. porcester. IS; Elizabeth Hen.
derson.- s.; A Friendrtfs chax, Warren
4 Co; $40 chas. W Warren, s.. Frank
o'Brien. ,ic"J. Ernst Doads. $40: Emil
Marty. $40; Joseph y. Dean, IS: Ensei
sa S so r Nary f r. Msn md s siC j.
sioo; Geo. w: Parker. 81 Fred Heme-
!sA E 81 80 sGsa and s sGs. ssS Or
Iilrschbsrx. 81; 4 Friend. $40; Il.
ploys. Msh ' rios Gaa E sns Co. M
'H cSuada So ~ MOTIF MGS' h hs. W. ~
sam smith. VI; ID, II. ID. Ladedr Co.
No. s. Sl4; American Legal News Co.
%; w, "A. KingG IS: Controllers Of
fee stan. $40; A. Hesselbecker, 50; M.
Il. Farr. $26; clerks In main ONCE. Gus
tom House. $40: DR.. Jas. Jamison. 81;
the Misses Cousins. g.: l. Marx, IS; DR..
Stuart Watson. ~; 9. + Moore. 80; )
Hoffbrau House, s25; Geo. o. Begg. $36:
Chas a. Buhrer. y2s; A. II. Sorgen-
dorph. 50: VIM. r. Dust. $40: r. +.
Keefer. 20; John Buchhein, SIS; M. -,
u; X. Kreibich. $40; VIM p. Nowicki,
20; L.. A. Thomas, $40: Marx Market
Sl5; l.. =. w, 81; Miss A. Sebiile. So
G. s.. 81: Heyn's Bazaar, $40; Henry A.
JatewskI. IS; Mrs. Heo. s. T. Alexander.
Pontiac. IS; Alfred Hessick, IS: NJ. Eyr-
Itch, $6p Hahn & Kludt. $40; employees
ID. +. W.. $1,000; j. j. G.. Kline, $40;
Standard Computing Scale Co. $26; J
Bozynski, IS; G. Kasselman. IL; C.. r.
Gilbert. 81; Fred T.. Holmes Co. $500;
Sherman Littlefeld. IS; National Casu-
atty Co. employees, $50: c.. W Stull.
$40: Ike Lillman IS: Earnst w. Hcass.
S25: Marvin Preston Il Co., $40. J. A.
Mercer. $50; j. II Vance, $40; John a.
Leszezynski, S5i Hugo Schroeder. 50;
Friend, s.; Falls Market Co, Sio:
owen 4 Co.. $50; L. @. Richards, IS:
Daniel Bril-, $40; c. <. Bird 4 CO., $40;
cott. $26i Tucker Telejseco. IS; X; y.
Dever, IS; Ralph Stone. S25; Alec Me-
Pherson, 800 A. H. Bull. 800; ST.
mon J: Murphy, 800; C: A. Lightner.
800; simon J. Murphy office force. $50.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
+. Cohen. 260 Erskine:. A. Hahn. ITO
Fifteenthh II. Bowman. SO twenty
eighth: c. Cahill. 100 Livernois: II.
Odell. 791 Humboldt; II. Shanaver Is
Lane; O.. Mckenzie. 1877 Sycamore L.
Miller. 3S Buchanan; I. Corp. sol May
bury; e. scenter. 10 Ludden; p. Twidus,
ss7 Campbell; q. Wilson. 201 Milwau-
al Frontenac; J. RahberE. SIS Wabash
T. Hubbard, so Gladstone; Z. PARROT,
257 Milwaukee; v. Bisganowsky, s77
Mitchell; G. Bashr, 2S6 Kirby; o.
Brooks. 2s5 Chsne; d. STAIRS. SIS Six
teenth.
q. Westerman. lSS Wayne; E. Dau,
1897 Farnsworth; q. DesJardine. 1907
Champlain; +. Dupke. eos Willis; J.
Canener. $50 Ferry; H. Hupel, 103 Wat
erloo; A. De0ripps, B12 Belviders; A.
Ellis, sss Hubbard: =: Heaiy. 25s Yer
mont: +. Derby. 326 Chestnut: w.
RichOczy, 1879 Chene: J. Mieczyjenski.
80 Thirty-nfth; +. Matoski, 81 Newton:
p. Hlcxinsky. 70S Milwaukee,, NJ Cahill.
124 Fourteenth; r. Written. $50
Fourth; W. German. $40 ST. Aubin: r.
Wachter, go Farnsworth; j. Buhlman.
1913 Maxwell; f. Hanck, TAI Hancock
M. Sklar. 231 Erskine; ]. Liebovitch,
IS Livingstone; N. Moves. LA Beals.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

are trapped in the upper stories OF
the Courier Car companys building
a. East Third-st. and the railroad
crossing, when the flames approached
within two blocks. In the panic.
numerous persons attempted to swim
TO nearby box cars. Some OF them
succeeded In their battle with the Icy
water and reached positions OF safe
" from which they were rescued.
Others were carried away.
MANY Firsmen Drowned.
MANY firemen we're drowned this
morning I'm an effort TO reach the
flames. according 10 Fire Chief Frank
RANDY.
Il don't know how many men are
dead, said the chtef.- are work
ing with boats and many OF the boats
upset" /t
Two ambulance policemen who
were stranded In the Courier building
when their machine was put out OF
commission by the water and they at
tempted to stem the panic In vain.
Some OF the terrified men grappled
with horses which were swimming
about the building and went to their
deaths when the animals, weakened
by their long tight with the water.
were borne under.
Two lads who were rescued from
this building told their rescuers that
the scenes about this building were
horrible beyond description.
Women and children frst.' that's
the rule Of rescue.
Hundreds OF men have been left be-
hind in their flooded homes after their
families have been moved, because
there was not space enough In the
boats.
Hundreds OF men. lone prisoners In
their homes, are facing the menace
of the IRE, while their families watch
the devastating Of the flames from
the windows Of their refuge In the
National Cash Register plant.
Many Bodies Afoat.
Already the human kill Of the food
Is becoming visible.
From the south shore are seen
bodies of men. women and children
floating with the debris Of houses and
the carcasses OF horses.
They are carried past swiftly and
It Is expected that few Of the bodies
will be recovered In Dayton II at ALL
Woodlawn cemetery chapel is to be
the morgue for the catch from the
flood.
The first body to be recovered
Thursday was that of Miss Lille Ed.
mann. Of McClain and Milton-sts.
who was drowned Tuesday. when the
boat In which she was being rescued
capsized. Her body was found float.
ing near the Hickory-st. school
The body OF policeman who was
drowned In attempting her rescue has
not been recovered.
Abbie and Mamie Hedges and Mrs.
Anna Alexander. of 81 Hess-st., were
rescued.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
DEATHS

Matthias Prasek. SIS Eighteenth, 10
years. senile debility; Rachel Hopper,
Henry Kronick, 2sS Thlrty-nrst, 2s
years, phthisis pulmonalis William
sturdevent. 1872 Helen, 3s years. cry
sipeias: Matilda yelling. ISL Twenty
Rhode, 4ss Leland, 4 years. diphtheria:
Maryanna Trojk, 71e Dubois. IS years,
apoplexy; Joseph Fittmann, 1911 Ben
ton. 81 years: carcinoma, MagdafoHa
Ogurkowsk.. 1850 Seyburn SO years.
dilatation Of heart; Annie r.. Albertus
Iss Webb, 4s years. diabetes melIitus
Thomas Luscombe, ST., All Bagg. 10
years, mitrai insuff,ciency; Irving
Green. $50 Kirby W., so years. valvular
disease: Charlotte M. Glllett. 1873 La
fayette. ~ years. senility; William
Barry. 81. Mary's hospital, 22 years,
fracture OF skull: Dorothy Robbie, 500
Fort e., years. diphtheria James
Pearson, Providence hospital, 30 years.
pneumonia. Fannie wilkins. f06 Fort
w, 81 years. ahemia; Alex whagley
81. Mary's hospital. so years. purpura
hemorrha gica: chauncey Estsbrook. 70
Greenwood. 70 years. pneumonia: John
Cornet. Grace hospital, rs years. pneu-
monia
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

The following IL partial list of
contributions to the Ohio food relief
fund received In the mayors once:
u r. Richards, 50: Daniel Brill. $40;
no; X q T r; SO; ponais FslIs, s.;
Schioss, 500; John Barnum & Sons.
80; J. W.: Gambler, .lloi A. q. Gambler.
IS; l.. A Walker, 80; ID. Patont. $40:
q. c. H., $40; John Stillwell. $40: Dom
ahue 4 Shoebottom, $40; Edward Nc
Donald, 81: Frank Mcdonald, ~; Chas.
Mcdonald. 81; Ctas. witipg, q: Max
stadt. 81; John Kohler. %; Ohio 30
Case Sssi John 4. oil. ss$i I; Mi.
sannwich East. SIC: chas. y. Mctsrty.
S25; David 4. Heineman, $50; VIM. q.
Weber, $50; Aid. VIM. Kingsley. $40;
employees Point cafe. SIS; Joseph SCRIP.
$40: j. n. steers. G: Alex. Michailof.
IS: l.. J. McKenney. ~. n. Wolfe, 81;
w. G.. smith. 81; ladies OF 81. Mary
Episcopal church, %: a. b. Hevenrich.
Is; T.. T.; Callahan: &: Nm Snyder.
A. Ms sMiiiGni Vi Ii; u walter RA dT.soss
81: Rapid shorthand school. ~: DR.. l..
Alma Nelson IS: Frank Kennedy. IS;
Frederick Cody. SIS; Rosengsrten q
CO.. 80: L.. Trunsky 4 Co. So; en-
Co. SIS: +. q. Austin, 800. Carl Singer
80; VIM. Rankin. "; p. d Coivnle,
tio Thomas Berry, 800; Richard p.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
MARRIAGES

John BartheL. "a, Detroit; Eva Heb
erling. 10. Highland Park
George Russell. 20; Minnie Schwarts,
e.
Gus Peters. ~, Toledo. o.: Lola NIL
bourne, "a, Bowling Green. q.
John 0onich. SO: Lena Mack. ~.
Stanley Keys, IL; Olive Clinic, 10.
Sydney c. Harmed "a. Elaia Cischks.
-.
william Olson. So, Ironwood: Tickle
M. Lindqulst, rs. Detroit.
Lloyd w. Aitkin, 70; Anna David. 20.
Louis Sweke. AZ Frances SchAnz. ~.
Emil DeClerQue. FL, Crosse Pointe;
Vera Van Holvoi, IT. same.
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DuEn

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X ELI.EY--March %. 1918, at his late
residence. 90 Twentieth-st.s Timothy,
beloved husband of Mary Kelley and
father at James. Gordon.n Leo. John.
lev. and Mrs. Fred case Cas- Funeral
Friday from residence at $50, and
ste. Alnne's church at o'clock Mem
Der Of Division No. 4. A. q. H.
RtlDoLPH--March 20, at parents home.
beioved daughter Of Charles A. and
Bertha Rudolph. > Funeral Friday al
80 D.. m. from house and y. m.
ct St. Johns church. Russeli-st
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ron INSTRUMENTATION.
PUBLIC SALE OF
AUTOMOBILE MOTORS.

WEDNESDAY,, April end, 1913
There will be offered for sale At auc-
ton, for the bencht OF whom IL may
concern. on "Wednesday. the And day
Of April, 1913, at IL o'clock noon. at the
Works of The Westinghouse Machine
Company. East Pittsburgh. Pa, 200 A.
Cylinder Automobile Motors. built for
the Louis J. Bergdoll Motor Co. A. l.
A. NJ. rating: 1915 III. p; Cylinders /.
Pattern. AKA, water cooled, east er
bloc.
Terms OF sale: Certified check oil
bank draft for $4,000 per Motor. a.
time OF sale. Balance certified checi
or hank draft IS hours thereafter
Motors may be inspected by purchaser
between the hours OF IL a. m. and
D. m, up TO the day OF sale. For FUR
ther particulars. address The Wcsting
house Machine Company. East Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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line.
NO transient advertisement tnserteu
~ lesb thJn lbc with cash. ioS -
a.sed per insertion.
we above rates apply to all class',
TvIttions except t3irths. ~Catos %
nahks' Obituaries. Meeting Sot'Ss'
"iin al Ads preceding Male Help.
=, pirths Deaths. Cards of Thanks anu
Meeting Notlcos-Minimum charge, 35c
ior 20 words or less. over % wcros
9 0ne ana one-third cents for each eAH"
re,sohais--MinImu i'm oharge. Soc see
line.)
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Local Relief Fund
Is Gr0qU,ng Fast

The following IL partial list Of
contributions to the Ohio food relief
fund received In the mayors ONCE:
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BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions, new and remodeled IT mod
crate prices and easy terms: also
supplies and repairing. Brunswick
Bake Calender Co. OF Michigan
100 Randolph-st.
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BRODIE & KUESSNEn G
Funeral directors. sue. to VIM ,. -

Hotel. cass CITY. iS.rcon
house. with large hall, liver
loc barn In connsctlon. 49,
lights. and city water, pfeDeeG3 K
ioc sss and -. eel pesreeia25f
out Of Cass City. 50 aereo - -
ton sons zoos on s3Se&9
asns barn SSztj. sn1 o. 81
ings good younG oro1np4 q X
trees. good yel1A A.
sold In 30 6AyA y11xx
TATE AGENCY. Co. en-
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AUCTION SALES
Every Monday In our auction room
Consigned goods cold on commission
with no charge for floor space: or
will buy goods outright.
F. II. MASSMAN & SON
Cherry 1880. l35 Grand River