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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
MISSING JEWELRY
WORTH $4,000
Thieves Force Entrance to New
port Jewelry Store During
Week End

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. 1S.-Another
huge jewel robbery, high reports plac-
Ing the loot at between $4,000 and
100000, was reported today. The
thieves raided Hermans jewelry shop.
on Thamesst., sometime between Sat
urday night, when the shop was
closed and this morning.
Detectives Immediately put on the
case had absolutely no clue, accord
ing TO reliable information The loss
was not discovered until this morn
ing Employees Of the store, while ad-
hitting the robbery. refused to d.
vulge the exact amount stolen.
IL was later learned that the rob
bers obtained jewels and siverware
valued at approximately $4,000. and
that hey overlooked 100000 worth
when they were frightened away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
YOUTH Is FLEECED;
POLICE ARREST - MEN

Carl j. Dorr, l9-year-old boy OF
No 5l3 Dragoon-ave., complained TO
the police Sunday night that he had
been heeced out OF SIG and a SOC dia-
mond in the Madison Smokeshop. No.
So Madison.aye., and four detectives
went to the place and arrested thir.
teen men for gambling. Charles kes-
sler, proprietor OF the place. was not
there when the police arrived, but the
men were found shaking dice and
playing cards with the money In plain
sight OF the tables. essler came 10
police headquarters and seeing Dorr.
asked him 10 describe the man who
had taken his ring. When the boy
did so Kesser left the station for
short time and then came back with
the diamond.
The men arrested Charles Harris.
No. l59 Afred.st.: David Sbley. No
1872 Adams-ave. east Charles Litman.
No. 21s Clinton.ave; George Ross, No.
267 Brush-st.: William Grant, No. 121
Adams-ave east; Benjamin FurisdeS
No. asa Beaubien.st: Isaac Harris, No.
l45 Elizabeth-st. east; Joseph Kali. No.
ia Napoleonst; Nathan Friedman,
No 200 Montcalm.st. east: Benjamin
Clayton. No ll3 Alfred.st.; Charles
Smith. No 263 Third-ave; Samuel
Ranton, No. 2SS Randolph-st.; Samuel
Cohen, No 271 Montcalm-st. east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Suburban NeaUs
MT. Gle M EMS.

MT. CLEMENS.
Charles Beard, toll line repalrman
OF the local telephone exchange, was
called TO the bedside OF his mother IN
Ohio. who liz very III. and not ex-
pected 10 live.
Miss Margaret Cheney, SO. wife OF
Charles Cheney. 81 Church-st. died at
her home Friday evening Bronchial
trouble was the cause Of her death.
The police were called 10 the Flor
ence cottage Saturday morning TO stop
a fracas between one OF the walters
and a boarder. They were both taken
TO police headquarters. but no COM
plant was lodged against either OF
them.
An expert golfer, William II. Lewis,
has been put IN charge Of the work
going on at the Shoemaker farm In
construction OF fine golf course
which. Il is said, will be one Of the best
in the country With the completion
OF the links a need longfelt in this
city will be realized.
Miss Isabel Keith left Saturday for
her home in Buffalo, after spending
the past two weeks with relatives in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Collier and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Donaldson motored
TO Lansing Saturday to attend house
party given by Miss NJ. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. F. McHale. and Mr..
and Mrs. W. j Rickert, left Saturday
evening for their annual trout fishing
trip to Bellaire, Mich. They will also
visit friends in Traverse City, Char
levoix and Petoskey.
Mrs. Charles Medium entertained
the K c. club at Fair Haven Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Kirkham, OF
and Leslie Ullrich OF Mt Clemens,
left for motoring trip through Can
aoa Saturday.
The Misses Ruth Wells and Ma
belle Russell were guests over Sun
day of Mrs s. l.. Schnoor OF New
Baltimore.
Mrs. john Bryant. and children, OF
Detroit. are guests at the home OF
Silas B Spier, l27 Cass-ave.
Mrs II. L. Switzer left Saturday
evening for Walpole Island. where
she will chaperon a party OF young
people for a few weeks
Miss Jessie Nellis and Mrs w s.
Jenney entertained at bridge Saturday
evening at the home OF the latter.
Rev, L. b Mcdonald, of New York
city. spent portion OF last week
with his college chum Frank Locker,
~ Miller.t
Mr.. and Mrs VI c. Davis. OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. are visiting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs H. W. Bahnke. 1875
Newest
John II. Shook OF this city, vice
president OF the Dawson. Wonsav Co,
salt manufacturers OF Marine City. pc
titions that the company be declared
bankrupt. Mr. Shook Is a creditor OF
the concern. which Is alleged TO have
been In straitened circumstances
financially for some time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
MARTIN BERGMAN TAKEN
BY DEATH AT Is YEARS

Martin Van Buren, Bergman, rs
years old. at one time superintendent
OF Detroit police and superintendent
ofithe Detroit House OF Correction.
died, Sunday, In the family home, NO.
SD Seyburn-ave.
Mr.. Bergman was born In Coving-
toi, Ky, and came TO Detroit when
1SEyears old. He enlisted In the Six
teenth Michigan infantry during the
Civil war, was wounded at Gettys-
burg, and was mustered out as first
lieutenant OF his company. Return
Ing to Detroit, Mr. Bergman was
made captain of police and later SUI
perintendent OF the force. going from
the latter position TO the House OF
Correction. and. finally, back again
to the police superintendency retir-
Ing from the latter 20 years ago.
Mr.. Bergman Is survived by his
wife, two daughters, Mrs Lafayette
Crowley, OF Detroit. and Mrs II A
walker. OF Chicago. and one son,
William N. Bergman. Mr. Bergman
was q Mason and Knight Templar
Funeral services will be held in
the home, Tuesday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
MARCUS YOUNG
DEAD AT PIT. HURON
Man Who Helped Establish u.
5. Weather Bureau Sue
cumbs to Paralysis

PORT HURON, Mich, Aug. IS. -
(SpeciaD Marcus Young. the man
who made Port Huron famous as Z
summer resort city, ana through
the weather bureau became esta b
.ished in the United States. died Sun
day night. at the age of 6s years Mr..
Young owned miles OF beach front and
erected hundreds OF cottages, estab-
fishing one OF the largest individual
summer colonies in the state. For
weeks be has suffered from paralys sis.
the end coming after many days OF pa
tient suffering A widow and four
children survive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
BOY SHOT IN LEG AT
NJ. y. q. RIFLE RANGE

Rudolph Schneider. "A years old.
was shot in the left leg by boy com
panion, Sunday afternoon. while play.
Ing near the Michigan National guard
rife range on Mackave. beyond the
city limits
The Schneider boy claims that
Frank l.abudie. 10 years old, No. 595
Watson-st., shot him while playing
'hold-up The sheriffs Office was no
titled OF the accident Immediately az.
ter It happened. but II was some time
before the sherifr's party arrived on
the scene. \ punctured tire DELAYED
their automobile.
Frederick Schneider. father OF the
injured boy, lives at 40 sol Watson.
81, and is All employe Of the water
board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Says 7haqv VIII Retu,u
To All Former Vices

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-'lt is GER.
tain that Harry Thaw will return to
all the vices TO which he was addicted
before his incarceration said DR..
Carlos F. Macdonald, who testified
as a state expert witness In the Thaw
habeas corpus proceedings at White
Plains. In July, 1912.
There is no doubt whatever that
Harry Thaw will return 70 use OF
drink and drugs, and to moral per
versions" declared d.. Macdonald to-
day. "Thaw is incurably insane. His
disease is progressive The momen;
he takes a drink Of whisky or wine he
will at once become irresponsible. and
his diseased mind will at once revert
TO the delusions OF prosecutions which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Suggests Tha7v Be
"Pushea'' Oper Line

FALL RIVER Mass, Aug. 49,
Atty. Gen. Swift, OF Massachusetts,
when questioned today regarding
Thaw's extradition, declared he knew
OF no precedent for III case
Il doubt IL It would be case for
extradition.' he said. 1T looks to ...e
as though it could be handled In a
practical manner That is. Thaw
would be taken to the state line and
turned over to the New York authori-
ties"
Il tlooks 10 me as though we should
recognize Glynn,' Swift. when
asked whether Sulzer or Glynn would
be recognized II extradition was de-
manded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
YOUNG ELOPERS
HIDING IN BARN
Albert Green, 20, and Beatrice
Minter, Is, Planned to Go
West

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 49,
(apeciaD-Albert Green, 20 years old.
ard pretty Beatrice Menter, Is years.
of.Climax, who eloped from that town.
ship. last Thursday. and have been
wslking toward this city, were found.
this morning, by officers hiding in a
barn eight miles east OF the city. The
young couple. apparently afraid TO
come into the city. after getting so
near to 1t. have been walking around
the country In the vicinity OF Gales
burg and Comstock for the past two
days. The girls shoes were completely
worn out and her lover had given the
pair he wore TO her The girl was
some time ago made a ward OF the
Juvenile court and sent TO Climax
township to live with a farmers fam
lily. They told the officers, this moru-
ing that II was their plan TO come 10
Kalamazoo, get marriage license.
and then walk out west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Legal ExuaainOn
Nor Possible, Verdicl

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-Federal
officials. prominent lawyers in CON
gress, and government anenlsts TO-DAY
declared that Harry Thaw cannot ie-
gally be extradited from any state or
foreign country they said. could re-
country in which he takes refuge. they
declared. can prosecute him as dan
eerous criminal. but they could not
return him legally 70 New YORK. Any
foreig ncountry they SAID, could re-
fuse 70 let him enter on the grounds
OF his being undesirable Federal
officials could only notify New YORK
state authorities OF Thaw's presence
elsewhere Informally.
"Thav is absolutely safe in another
state or a foreign country from action
bv the New York officials declared
immigration Inspector O'Donnell TO
day. q
here agreed today, are powerless 10
force Tbaw's return They cannot is
sue "reouisition, because Thaw is
nor a fugitive from justice, having
been acquitted OF murder anu Delhs
merely an insane patient
State department officials SAID that
Il was doubtful If any foreign nation
would honor request from TINS gov
eminent for his return. The depart
ment would be powerless TO issue d
formal "requisition. 1t could merely
request" such a course, and. us au-
thority even TO make such request
ia doubtful.
DR.. BENJAMIN r Logic, for years the
governments insanity expert mere
said:
"Thaw cannot be returned. he Is
roma forever II he is out or New
YORK He is not insane In any other
s,ate and Is at perfect liberty except
in New York. He has committed no
act by escaping for which ne can oe
arrested in any other state or coun-
try. II looks TO me like Thaw Is 'ree
except he will be debarred forever
from sciptillating along the Great
White Way.
senator Borah. one OF the foremost
attorneys in congress, expressed SINH
lar views He said:
II suggest that il will probably De
found that II intercepted and al
Judged insane, Thaw will have 70 De
but IN an asylum in the state where
that Judgment is made. lie Is not
within the law an escaped criminal
II he is caught, it must be on charge
~ insanity which will lead TO an ex-
animation and 70 either his discharge
or commitment Extradition does
not generally apply 10 the insane
Senator Reed. OF Missouri. SAID that
the return OF the insane from one
state 20 another was based on the
rule that the state to which they neo
should not be burdened with the ex'
pense OF keeping them. All such ex-
tradition. however. he declared, as
well as the extradition OF escaped
criminals, was conditional upon the
willingness of the state officials.
The rights OF an insane person IN
state where he has not been com
mitted to an asylum" said Senator
reed. have never been fully tested
In the courts. A great deal VIII de-
mend. in this case, upon the laws OF
the state where Thaw may be round.
The senators were agreed that no
federal Official could assist In the hunt
for Thaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
FOUR "BROILERS" ARE
NABBED AS ELOPERS

Two childhood romances were
nipped Sunday by the police. Elmer
Dubay. Is years old. OF No ATS Ade-
laidest. ran away from Mt. Clemens
two weeks ago with Frances Behlar,
aged IL. They went to New Baltimore
then came on to Detroit and expected
TO get married soon, they say
Walter Brake aged II, singer in the
movies" ran away from Dresden,
Ont. with a 14-year-old girl. whose
identity has not been disclosed Her
mother was Informed by an aunt In
Detroit that her daughter was here
and asked the police to detain her
The young men were locked up by
the police and the girls sent to the
Detention home, pending investiga-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
BOLTINC, PONTIAC
x SWAIN, RETURNS
Recreant Bridegroom Who Dis
appeared on Eve of Wedding,
Tells Weird Tale

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. lS.-De-
claring that the last ne remembered.
before coming TO" penniless In Buf-
falo, was paying his bill In De-
troit restaurant last Wednesday ar
ternoon, Thomas A Sherlock. am
anced husband OF Miss Lena
Kritx, who disappeared on the
eve OF his wedding, returned 10
his home in the city sunday
Sherlock was too i'll 10 see anyone
this morning. according TO MISS
Krits, but the young woman declared
her belief Tom" had been drugged'
robbed and then put on the boat FOR
Buffalo. She says she still is ready
TO marry him and that she hopes the
ceremony may be performed as SOON
a. he is well.
The first word received from Sher-
lock, II Is stated, came Saturday
when he wired from Buffalo 10
friends here for funds. 1t Is said
that Sherlock's family has not looked
with favor upon the match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Up SIlANTI.

Miss Eleanor Meade, a former Ypsi-
lantian, OF Philadelphia Is spending
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Morti-
mer X. Crane
The w c. T. L. Will meet Tuesday
with Mrs Elton Sanderson
Frank Marvin has returned TO his
home In Elrino. OKLA, after week )
visit,-in this vicinity
Fred Weinmann has left for Dos.
ton and New York. for a business
trip
William w Alexander and Frank
EA Dewitt, are home from a success.
ful weeks fishing for pike al Otsego
lake. In the northern part OF the
state
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hubbard are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
AUTOIST INJURED BY
FALLING BOUGH

HIILSDAL.E. Mich. Aug. ls.-(Spe-
cial) -Charles Rainey. of Montpelier
Ohio, is not expected 10 live as the re-
suit OF injuries received during a
storm at Waldron. this county. Satur-
day afternoon. He brought an auto
load to attend the Laser family reun-
ION In a grove four miles northwest OF
Waldron A small cyclone blew down
a large limb which demolished the
auto in which Rainey was sitting His
leg was broken in two places and be
suffered other injuries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
MICHIGAN NEWS
AGED WOMAN Is
DROWNED in TUB
Mrs. Harriette Jones Meets In
usual End While Walking
in Sleep

VASSAR, Mich. Aug. lS-(SpecialD
Mrs Henriette Jones. aged SO years
wife or the late NJ. l. Jones. was
found in her dooryard this morning
by her daughter, Mrs. Riley, OF Caro-,
drowned IN a tub Of water. She had
evidently wandered out OF her room
OF the yard during sleep and fell into
the tub OF water, head first.
Her hea and shoulders were still
under water when found. She had
been Ia poor health for years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
FIRE DESTROYS PERE
MARQUETTE COAL DOCK

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, Aug IS
Especially Fire, last night, destroyed
big coal dock operated by the Pere
Marquette at Boardman, entailing a
sic. 900 loss. The fire started from an
explosion OF gasoline used In operat-
ing hosting machinery. Charles SUIT
ton, an engineer, was seriously burn
ed about the arms and legs by the
fluid, but will recover. Wreckage OF a
70-foot tower fell across the tracks
and had 10 be removed by wreckers.
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BIRMINGHAM.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Emma wright,
OF Rochester 10 Lloyd Peck, OF birm'
ingham.
Perry vawn. living four miles west
OF Birmingham, broke his arm while
cranking his machine.
Gus Ballard. OF Ptttsburg, Pa, Is
here visiting his son, Conductor bal
lard. OF the ID. L. Il.
Airs. Hannah Mitchell and daugh-
ter. Emeline. OF Woodward-aVe., are
visiting relatives at Harbor Beach.
Born. to Mr. aud Mrs Royal Eos
dich, OF Bloomfield. son
Mrs. C. VI. Boyer and son, OF De
troit are guests al Albert Campbell ;.
on Maple-ave.
The Masonic lodge will give pie
mic at Lake Orion. next Tuesday, Aug
10 Cars leave Birmingham al 80
a. m. and leave Lake Orion al 8 and
10 O'Clock p. m Games, music and
dancing will be enjoyed afternoon and
evening All are invited
Ernest Wager. OF Pierce-st VAS
operated on for appendicitis. Saturday
evening
There will be a musicale, given al
the Methodist church, Thursday even
ing Aug 2l
A home talent entertainment w
be given by the young people OF the
Baptist church. Friday evening, Aug
20
Clarence Bailey. OF Geneva, y. y.
is the guest OF his brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs l. Bailey, on Pierce-st
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Donovan, and
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gordon and son
are spending a few weeks In Oscods
county.
The next meeting OF the Oakland
County Horticultural society will be
held on Saturday, Aug. 80 instead OF
Sept 9, at Mrs. IL. G. Wards fruit
farm at Square Lake. O. X. White
from the agricultural college Will be
the principal speaker. and will give
an address and orchard demonstra
tons on grading. packing and market
ing apples.
The Misses Ella and Carrie Dayen'
port have taken a trip TO California
where they will join friends and EN-
JOY camping in the mountains.
The regular meeting OF the o. Z. 5,
No 229. will be held, Aug. 27.
Miss Dena Hallock OF Ann-st.. has
returned home from three weeks
visit among relatives and friends in
Yale and Flint.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
Windsor Man Drowned.

While watching group OF boys
bathing in the Detroit river near the
Canadian Pacific railroad station, In
Windsor. Saturday, William Becker
son. aged 81, who was an employe or
the railroad, collapsed and fell into
the river. He was drowned before aid
could reach him His body was re-.
covered after an hours search. The
man is said TO have been subject 10
epilepsy SO that II is unknown wheth.
er the accident was caused by such
an attack or by his being suddenly
overcome by the heat He Is sur
vived by his widow and eight chill
dren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
1000 CHILDREN IN
200 CHICAGO BLOCKS

CHICAGO. Aug 1S.-Woodlawn.
section OF Chicago comprising about
200 blocks, today laid claim to the
title of baby kingdom of the world H.
and announced that II was ready TO
submit statistics to prove its claim.
The claim by Woodlawn showed
children and baby population of about
30 .000-an average OF about $50
youngsters TO the block A moving
picture man has been hired TO take
a reel-full OF Woodlawn babies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
BANGOR GIRL BITTEN
BY RATTLESNAKE

BANGOR, Mich. Aug. 1S.--tSpeciaD
Nellie Masters. bitten by a rattle
snake, lies seriously III at her homo
here. II is not believed that the bite
will cause her death, as the girl. as
soon as attacked, ran TO a doctors or
Ace for aid. and 1t Is thought that the
prompt attention given will save her
life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
BURSTING DAM FLOODS
STREETS OF VILLAGE

SAGINAW. Mich, Aug. 1s.-(Spe-
cial) Cass river dam at Frank
enmuth let loose with roar. Sunday
afternoon, throwing water over the
village streets, flooding the -four mill,
and causing $4,000 damage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
SIeNth Thinks Tha7v
WI Return Home

PITTSBURGH. Aug. i5.-That
Harry X. Thaw will return to Pitts
burgh. his home city. was the predic-
tion made today by Roger O'Mara. the
private detective who has been in
Thaw's employ for several years.
Mara expressed the belief that
Thaw would soon join his mother
here, and be free from molestation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
oayety rheater Boosts c.oI,al.

Following the action OF the stock
holders of the Gayety theater in vot-
ing an increase OF capital stock from
S0.0o0 10 $4,000 which was done
July ~ the officers OF the company
fled the required legal notice OF the
change. Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19

he cherished before he slew White,
and many times since then. He is
likely at any time In such state 10
single out one Of these persons who
he believes has wronged him and at.
tempt violence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
RIaz. Injuries Fire cantaln.

OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 1S.-Fire Capt.
John Engle was probably fatally in
jured. and $4,000 loss occasioned by
fire which early today partially de.
stroyed the building occupied by the
Omaha Gas Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19

iynchlng comes when you ask. How
ala the game go?" and a superior
looking person with a high brow asks.
Game OF what Port Huron Sunday
News
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Booze Goes up in smoL.

PEkIN. III. Aug. is.-Whiskv
worth 100000 went up in smok 2
when tre destroyed the warehouse
OF the Globe distillery here early to-
day
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Where He Fell Down.

A young man who tried to gain
little notorietS by concocting story
OF highway robbery. near Pennington
has owned ny that the story was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19

One OF the worlds largest church
organs Is an electrical instrument at
Hamburg, which has 1918 pipes.
some OF which are 81 feet long
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19

Found IN a Browns potato patch
a pipe and tobacco. Owner please call
Tor same and settle for potatoes -
Belding Banner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19

raised on his house and all made over
new inside. -Ensley Entries. Cedar
Springs Clipper.
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Vicious Machine.

+. f, Atyeo has his left arm ban
Gagged AS the result OF being kicked by
his automobile when cranklng il. Sun.
day --BellevilIe Enterprise.
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Regeneration.

Henry salsgiyer has had the roof
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yor downright gall we take on our
\ 70 the Michigan Telephone com
-. For the rankest kind OF service
Detroit company now asks North
" subscribers to pay three months
|ndvance. In most cases the com
~ u being told to quit joking or
i out the phones. Rec
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job Printing Done Right. Times
friati.g Co.. - JOhn X st
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BIRMINGHAM.

The parents OF a little daughter. born
Wednesday.
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v Like . railroad track and get some
.0eps tee,
= H. Prsnftsg Done Right. Time.
u1n1eng CO.. Is John R,-st
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job Printing Done Right. Times
Priatias Co.. ~ John R-st