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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

broadcloth, or serge would be
equally effective. The design is
suitable for any of this sea-
sons dress materials. The front
is tuck-stitched over the back
portions at the side seams,
above the plated insert. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: %, "a,
Is, % and 80 inches waist meas.
ure. 1t requires 3 IA yards of
40-inch material for a 34-inch
size.
972s-Ladies' Waist with Vest and
with or without X.Chemisette.
Striped silk in brown and white
with facings of brown was used
for this design. The fronts show
a deep lengthwise tuck at each
side of the vest. that may be of
lace, or other contrasting ma
terial. The neck edge is cut
square below the chemisette
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Gbicago. SG.. Is. 0tto6er.-
Gntcr Samcs s. L. Soeifner, 9: s..
oct biciigen Sacreb 5carts6ird,e
uclfcr Sicu5taQ Nadt infol9e cineS
ShlaGuninIlcS itnrb, miro Srcttag
afor9cn ali Dem Gulpnrp : Sriebbpfc
~beerbi9t pcroen.
Scr Seritpr6cnc crblidte i'm Sabre
1852 in Cincinnati bus 2idt Der Welt
unb 6clrldtc baS bortige ct. fapierss
Ipncae. Gr ipar ipdtcr TiccsYrolts
bent Ser ct. SpuiS llnipcriitdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Die mobcrneu Suricu. sic uuierer gu
geno 5uiebeu. linb: @eihleAtSbpGicut
(nlS Shulfa6), icrucuc Yroblcms
ShcutcrItilde uub Homoue. Gntbiila
llIn9s9eididten aus Der lluterlpelt uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Surien iparcn uripriinslif Der
Gage nab perberbli6c 6euer uno Gift
ldnaubenbc @cien. Ole nit Rinbess
ellie Die 9uft burhfrcu5eu. Die Mcn<
ifen beben unb in @abniinu perictsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
@ir liefern Gnd Die Mnfer
3n biaisen Yreiien.


stencils, 6 : solid head thumb
tacks, 6 tubes best assorted oil
col0rs, 2 brushes and full direc-
tions for stenciling. Price, S1,00.
9704-Stylish Coat for Misses and
Small Women. Brown serge,
with striped green and brown
satin for collar facing is here
shown. The coat is finished in
cutaway style, and is cut with
side front, u~nderarm, shoulder
and side back seams. The sleeve
is in two parts. The pattern,
suitable for broadcloth, cheviOt,
tiverd, panama, corduroy, satin,
or velvet, is cut in A sizes: IA,
16, IL and Is years. 1t requires
3 yards of 44-inch material fog
an 1S-year size.
11195-This is an exceptionally neat
and simple design for eyelet
work and makes a very effec.
tive centerpiece.
Stamped On pure m ported
white linen:
Is inch size. $50
% inch size. soc
q inch size. $50
SO inch size. soc
Stamped OF pure imported oys.
ter white or ecru linen:
IL inch .35c
% inch size. .45c
q inch size. 600
So inch size. Use
Perforated pattern, including
the n~ecessaryipg stamping
materials:
II inch size. .15c
81 inch Csc
rs inch .4Oc
35 inch size. SOC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Wv 2Geteifabslcp.

Sra Eortlanb, Oregon. berettes
cen 16oe Suni: Oregon er cen
isrltc Stat,iom bar ueotaBet %
tragt / A~nueuoelic Ell SOP. Ger frG.
Der, ar MGno, iom is8er gGate.
ifabsbeuilgnirg. iautiOig ital ircm.
ip9ge 2GgecrtIpriug angnaenOe lin
SunSbeostiIitano. Sfient Ben me
Sop traaotc i arait Tor blot en llge
li0en, or SGgerne lProeles pei TIL
ire6$ meo DC biotioige Reiultoter.
SoUen beitemner, at anis9eren,
fsr peofommenoe Gountp Gltrf
tan uoiteoe MISUNDERSTANDING
("Marrin1e 2icenie"l moa lore
lPgge oennc ri al eli %alltorlierct
2Gge aigiuet beeoiget GrtlGrirg ON,
at ban life Iioer al nogeu imitiom
pcueriif Spgoom.
Bioere 6eItemmer Spuen, al SGs
ger, iom mcb Sioenoc og Billie no.
iteoer ialite GrfIpringer ltal bers
ues Hettelt til at praftilerc ~inOenfor
Stateua @rPnier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

og StatSminiiter 9rpan gaaerbe no
poa, al Hrransementet peo oen
nronte g%nlconiug ifpIoteS en- Sell.
togelic. SfuIoe imiolertiO iugen
iaaoon llnoifpIoning bli giort %
6eiItaBelien" gicntngc Tia per en-
~lenere, l%igrcroe anleoniug, pil YrP.
~ltoentenS Snbbpoelier bereiter bli
aillaoeoc.
SenotetS StiainN til bette
2 peraSmanl oil rinleIiguiS. heoer
oct, bli iorflaret / Ell Reioluiior.
iom MI bli ioreilauct o. peotaget
paa et Mebe Tor luffebe Isre. OF
HrGlioenten herpoa bli uuoerrettet
ON, ar Serotct Tor IremItioen life
ogter al Iooe Jig berepc ben Rans.
Ger tiItonimer oct.
Gette "6angSipsraSmaal" bar
oaina tiOIiaere aiuet Anleoning til
Hiuninger incident StotSmaaterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Hooiepelts 2eiic,

Ter beretteS ira Rerp Dorf. al
Ger er WuligheO Tor, OF Sberlt
NooieueIiS ~bebuoeoe Sur til oen Ar.
aeutiuife Hepublif / Spoomerifn iii
Soften, oil bli iorlpuget til Ell Helie
umOt Soroen, % at ban fanlfe pil
bli irouPreuoe etpar Mars Sio.
Get ifal pare &ooiepeltS Seniiat.
beoer Oct, at beisae oa boloe Sore.
ornq / oile Oe iuodmerifunite Ne.
publitcr. ocrpan iortlptte Reiien til
auitralien OF pioerc til China, ga.
pan og Hu5lnnb,
Stul0e oct bli uoget al 0enne
Heiic, uiloc Rooiepclt life fulue
uenteS tiIbnge isr lent pda Soften /
1915, altiaa bare nogle iaa Tiger
isr oct npite BrGiioentuolg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Northumberland.

&c al GrPiioent Hooiepelt be.
itenttc RegIer Tor llonPunelier OF
3oriremmelier / aoniuIutp9ienet
oil, eiter bpaO et Telegram ira
8aibinaton oplpier. ogiaa bli be.
iulgt al Greiioent 8ilion. Oct uil
iiae. ar llonPpnelier oil ife eiter
%beitaaet Gramen % 6oriremmelier
iuoell Gtaten eiter oen / Sienelten
uouiite GugtI8beo, aIt'aa eiter oct
i~aafalOte ~Dierit" Spitem.
elsie Gplpsniuger. Der paa tSor.
%anleoning blep meobelt al Stats.
miniiter gruan. aisisr oltiaa en-.
toer beitaaenoe Suil ON, buoruiot
cen me Aominiitration uiloe ouer
boloe Grill Serpite Reglerne oJiaa
Tor auniulernes Geofommenoe elcr
Ell.
9ipil Serpiee Yrincipet ~inItllades
altina; oerfmoo nGpner StdtsmtnI.
iteren Mtet ON oen tioligere omtalte
Tlan. az ale Dc n9ro9renoe aoi'
iuIer, Tom life naereoe bar en- laa'
Oan. mao beitaa en- lpeclel % Tor
ole % enbper aaben eiptl Serplte.
eramen iorat tuune icrblI | line
Stiainser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Ct Ranesipor9smaal.

IRA @aibin9ton bereites. al
b'Srr. S%enatorer isler Iig megei
iornprmet oper. al aobinettets
Weolemmer oar giuet slang isr benz
pes oen deception, iom SrPiioent
3ilion Snsoag iorrige llge gau |
Der Spioc gus til acre Tor Den bri'
tiife lloenriasminiiter, DR.. Saiiro
Wuller.
Senntorerne bPp6er nemllg al De,
iom ti!beren6e oen @ra az Den
lopaiuenoe Sorinmlina al bpis
Sonftion ole l%lonpunelier. oeri.
blanSt osiaa Observation-Disclosures
er aibansise. iom en- SelpisIse bur.
De aipeS stang ioran ols'e ueo orTi'
cieae anleoninger.
Ie err piaig hi al ntcegtere ell
llnoifplonins ira Frpiioent 8ilion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Observation-Disclosures

Siglge Ell az SHterltate Cont
merce. aommisiioueu u~oarbeioet Stu'
tiitif err / Sebet al DC iiolte II adr
tSS,O31 Menueiter bleuet or9bt |
SerubdnellIutfer beri Sanoet og
t.395.6tS mere eQer mInore larllg
itaSeoe. 9ctte iuarer til giennem-
rmtlia 1888 orPbte OF 1880 nj.
ifa0etomne ON Aaret. @ller meo
Gnore Sro, al Der hperenelte Dag /
DC iioite "a Mar Isl Nennelfer er
blet orabt etler tommet tilltaoe
neiten s pr. Zine, eller | bpert
iDpenbe Rinut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Kpinoelise politibetiente

Sra Heipport, Rbo0e SSlano,
meooelcS Den i5oe Suni:
20 apinoer. ION al 8oraermeIter
Nillnm Miac Sco6 er uonpnut paa
BolItIforpiet. tiItraaote iOag Siene.
item pao gaGeiteoet Ncmport geod,.
&c er iisrt Uniform bcitdaenbe al
bluu bluier meo MeSiingfuapper.
Sfisrter al tiIiuorenoe 6arpe %
guIe Stroobatte. Icrimoo bprer De
in0en aeQe eiler au0et 0aabeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Stdtsbdner.
Sorlas %ansaacnSc Snsnins % Srift
al Mlnfabancrnc.
9crritoricts ttopiflina.

SenotStoifltteell Tor Serrltorter
bar ~uoarbeioct ct Sorilna. iom gaar
no paa Inlet minore, emo az Dor.
bunosregieriugcn life alcue ifnl poa'
toae Jig Spgningen OF Iriiteu az Dc
S%ernbaner, iom / ben nGrmeItc Srents
lilo tGnfcS nnla9t i Iloifa, men o.
iaa llopiflingcn % Iriiten al DC Der
uGrcnoe riae aulielter.
Genne reuolutionere Soranbrina /
&c sSor. StatrrS Eolitif er / SpercnSs
ltenlmelie meo Ell al ErGiioeut @il-
ion ~fornpli9 iremiert Anbcioltng.
&eniigten oermeo err at rcooc bette
port iicrntliggeube territory ira at
ialoe | alerne pao anpitaliltcrne %
at aabnc bets mango o. tore SiGl.
petiloer til Soroel Tor oetS Snbbpg'
gere. SpiS Grperimentet uller liz
beloigt alaifa, oil oct utuiliomt bli
benpttet iom ct urgtigt Irgumcnt al
Dem. iom ioriG9ter public owner
ship. D. y. |, observation-disclosures Cuers
tagelie al aue Snnoets S%Sernbaner og
andre mellcmitatligc aommunlfatlo.
ller.
Gen al aomiteen uoarbeioeoe Elnl
aipcr Grpiibenten Den uoeluftenoe
Wpnoiabeo til at lore SpiiQt me0
Spgniugeu az ct tort Sernbonelp'
item / Malta. Gu Vtillion Collars
ioreilaacs bepilaet til IUfning al ole
i~orelsbige lloaiiter, % 6lndn@mlrl'
iteren bempnbigeS Ill al noltcoe
9pnbS I'll ct 9elsb al Sl0.OO0,O 600.
GiSie BONDS ital bare 3 Frocent
8ente OF maa life iplgea Tor mlnore
eno fin poalpoenoe @proi.
E~rpiioenten benun0iAca TIL iort
ct isrite Sfribt / Oeu antuoeoe bet
ming, at uonGpne Ell Sernbanetom'
raiSiion oer4sfal ioretoac en- Spmnas
ling al iaooome Soueo og Stoes
Inner ira aplten til Sanoets Slore,
lpm YrPii0enten maatte anle Tor
beoit ififfeoe til at ircnnle Nla'tdS
gebpgaeIie, llbuiflin9el az bets
Siplpetiloer OF llopinoinaer OF
transporter al Sui ill 9rug ior MI.
mten. Slaaben og anore Hegicrnlgss
siemeo, iannt til transport al crop
per, 0aa6eu, arigsammlnltlon %
Yoit.
9aar 9eliggenbeOen az oisie Sin'
Ter err beitentt, bempnOtges YrG'l'
oenten til at lrgge iuei meo @pgnln.
gen, l%lbruituingen og GriIten al %.
men, eller gnnerne, meo ianlt De moo.
penoige Golfer, Same % Gnoe'ta-
toner.
Observation-Disclosures lfal be'ton
al fem Weolemmer, iont ltal ,ionGos
mes al YrPiioentcn o. ltaoiGltes al
Senatet. Gn Wuioritet al Wteolem
merne ifal pare SSnaenisrer ".
uilingenisrer eller observation-disclosures
/ @rmeen eaer Slaaoen. Wteolem
mernes 2sn ifal iaitiPtteS az NrG
iibenten, Der qiennem a%ommts'ion
men err %bempnoiget iii at anlPtte Oct
iornsone INITIAL al chile eller mllttP'
re Sngenisrcr og auben SiGlp.
% Eanamafanolen mart cr IPr'
bia, aiper 5orilaget Wpnbigbeo til at
ienoe alt Maifiueri og anoet lloltpr,
ionl life trpnges Der, I'll ala'fa.
Naar rSernbanerne cr iGroige o9
iotte / Grit, gipes commissioner
Wpuoigbeo iii at inltiPtte laapel
6oos. iom Basiagertarterne. ! Der
2ien1eO at beifptte beItoaenoe INNER
oa iaaoanne, iom icnerc maotte BIZ
bnaaet meo priuat aopital, lnoebol'
Ser S~orilaget 8eitemmelier on oeres
SiIfnptniug til observation-disclosures o9
oisIe meb Oampifibslinierne nj 'Gl
les transport al 8oos 90 Fnaiage
rer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

Ter irentfsres I'll Surloar Tor
Dtail Groer- Suiene. at arnoerne
bar Ret til at tiebc, hoor De fan ina
tine Iarer biligit. Sfuloe llooioel4
len al Miail SrOer. Nuleues Sorret.
ninasomraaoc reiultere / aisbitaos-
neutrality-suspicious. Rltin % euen.
tltele 5oriuiu0en - ia, laa or Der
iltet at giere PEG Den Sag. Get er
oen nnturlige 6slge al oeu ri aur'
furrence.
Wen ielu ON oIsiie Argumenter
bar loaiif bolobare, builfet ieg life
%iuorsmmer. mau 0er i%ociale, moral
ife OF reIigisie Sibe al Sagen life
iGtteS no al getragning. Gctall.
banolereu er a~isbituoens, Den lille
"Gouutrp 3opn5" Hpgrao. 9ail
ORDER uiet err hans uPite 6ienoe.
Sarmerne trpnger aisbitaoen. %
a~isbitooeu trRuger Sarmerne,
aouaresmano 5inebaugh fontllt'
oereoe lin 5ale meo ben TaaitonD,
at "oc itore Mail Sroer.Suie bar
ingen Ganiteligbeo meO az unberiGls
ae Ietalibanoleren. ligegDloigt bpor-
meget oenne ipinfer % iparer OF
neoIptter lin 6ortieneite. 8isrenoe
line Snofjs6 / ~umaaOelige apantite.
ter. oite belle Splag al Sarer OF
8ienluRoe ioriGroigeoe az 6angers
ne / Sanoets St~raianiraIter, oprlaar
De Briier. iom Oet piloe uPre arna'
lat at opuaa, ON oisie Sarer a
tiluirfeoe al iri arbetoere. 90 oeune
Slide ill 6oripninaer itaar naturlig-
uis life Smaahauolerne aaben. ielo
ON De uiloe beuptte iig AZ oen,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
mail .buie
6n SGrifat ioreilaacS lagt paa Sisic
Sorretninger.
&em mob cpcrmaatcm.

3ongresmono 0Iuebaugb ira ST.
IlnotS hor lremiat ct Sorilag.
Ger utuiliomt pil blioe !eoiaget
az De beoite Suifer al aae Sanolenoe
/ ole Sannets Smaabper. Get gaar
nenllg no paa at lraae en- SGrIfdt
paa De laafalote "Itail Oroer". Slt.
lc. iom DIR. S~incbaugh ertlPrer boil
Der paa at oriua 0anoelsmrpnoene /
De minore 9per % 2anosbper no
AZ 6orretningeu. Suot9gterne frn
oenue Sfot fol anpeuoe5 til Spg.
ming al ao6e San0epeie.
DIR. S~inebaugh paaitaar, at
Observation-Disclosures graooiie Iia
iogen ltploes Den Onritpnolgbeo, at
Sc lofole alsbmGuo opsiper fine
6orretniuger. oa Be life fau itda ia /
aonfiirrelcen me0 De itore og nRitem
aImrgtige Mtoil Oroer.Suie.
ST al oiSie 1iail OrOer Su'e /
Chicago benptter til i'm Sorretnins
Ct @lluarenl pua 63 Hcres, ~fortnlte
ban. ct an0et ct | idmne IN bduoe,
iislge i'm egen beeoigeOe @rtl9ring.
iorriGc gnr en- Rettoiortieneite al
StI000.0GO. Gn @pauiua til ct
aoitenoe al I Diiaiou Collars lfaE
opisres al Montgomerp. @orb & 60.
/ aonids Gin, bpor oct aGereoe bar
Ell gpgnina al iamme Sterrelie.
Samme WoiI Sroer aorporation
itnar o9ioa / gegreb nteo at aabrc
lignenoe S|orretuiuaer / Hew 0orf,
Gan Srducisco OF Fortlan0.
Get nlaa uGre abiolnt fart for
eihuert tpnfenoe Weuneife", ertl1re-
De ban, "at pore "9ountrp Wters
d1ontS" e~uentuelt oil bliue breuet no
al SorretnInl oa Dc ltore Mtuil Or
oersMuie arabuiS bem9gtiger Jig DC
lofate Murteoer. ! otte al bore ITO.
re Stater er mango 2anosbper gaaet
tilbage / 8efoltning. Sslgenoe err
Stoterne OF Antallet al S%anoSbper |
hper al Dem, buis 9e%folfning piier
Ell betpoeliG 3ilbaeegang iom Ell ,SsI.
2 N %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

6Ortiaitss paa SIDE 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

5ortiGttes paa Sioe 8.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
BROADER GENERAL
BIXBY is RETIRED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Brig.
Gen. William H. Bixby terminated a
brilliant army career today He was
voluntarily retired as major-gen-
eral after an army record dating back
to 1873, and he retired earlier than
the required age limit in order that
brother officer, Col. William T. Ros-
sell, Nigh thave the honor for a time
OF serving as chief OF engineers. Col.
Rossell was near the age limit, and
had Gen. Bixby remained in the ser.
vice until being retired inyoluntarily
Col Rossell would have been retired
In the meantlm cas- a colonel With
Gen. Bixby's voluntary retirement,
Col Rossell today becomes brigS
dier-general and will be retired at the
next highest grade. Bixby made a
remarkable record for efficiency as
chief OF the engineer corps of the
army He has been connected with
numerous big river and harbor i'm.
proyements all over the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11

d'Affaires O'Shaughnessey. DR.. VII
liam Bayard Hale. also representing
President Wilson in Mexico. at
tended.
The arrival here of Lind was a
tame affair as far as the Mexicans
were concerned. being without ex'
element Crowds OF natives and for
eigners watched the American as he
alighted at the railway station, ac-
companied by Mrs. Lind and drove
TO the Hotel l.ascurian. He was ac-
companied from Vera Cruz by DR..
Hale and was met here by O'Shaugh'
nessey.
Al no time has there been any dem
onstration around Lind. and appar-
emily the people are but little inter
ested in him or his doings. So far
the Mexicans have learned nothing
about Lind's mission. He has seen
no one, but the staff of the embassy.
The lack OF interest displayed In
the arrival OF Lind was in large
measure due to the Huerta demonstra-
ton that was going on at the time
the special envoy reached the cap
itai, More than 1000 students with
rifles and banners marched through
the streets, cheering the provisional
president for his attitude on Lind's
coming Huerta authorized the dem
onstrTtion. and issued the rifles 10
the students.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
n Y COIrnN EXCHANGE
THE STAGE
IYCEUM.

A minstrel show of the sort that
has always delighted lovers OF song
and dance and Negro humOr is being
given In the Lyceum this week by
Neil O'Brien's Ministries. who open
the season The company Is large
and the chorus numbers demonstrate
that its members can both sing and
dance. Neil OBrien himself. with the
able assistance of Eddie Mazier, Pete
Detzell Major Capser Nowak and
George Faust, provides the FUN.
The singing is rather good, Walter
Lindsey does surprising impersona'
ton. everybody In the cast seems 10
enjoy his work and everybody in the
audience enjoys il even more.
The closing number introduced
George Hagen, a youthful tenor In
novel effects The company will con
tinue 20 attract enthusiastic audi
fences all week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
COOL WEATHER
WILL SOON END

The cool. exhilarating temperature
OF Monday will be succeeded by decid-
eddy warmer atmosphere, Tuesday, so.
that, along about the middle of thc
week. the electric fan viii be merrily
buzzing once more. according 10 the
local Official weather wiseacres.
There is a wee bit OF heat sto<m
in Kansas, today, which Is due 10 ar
rive in the lage regions, Tuesday, and
its appearance Will probably be pre-
coded by showers late Monday night
or Tuesday morning, said Forecaster
c. d. G. Thompson. 1t will remaih
fair and cool. Monday, and II the
showers come tonight at ALL they VIII
arrive about midnight
The record for extreme drop in tenn
perature for the season OF 1913 was
registered fom Saturday 10 Sunday,
when the mecury slid from 80 degrees
20 90 degrees. with further drop,
Monday morning. OF two degrees.
One year ago today the official Their
mometer began the day at 6S degrees
just 10 degrees higher than IL regis
tered at o'clock Monday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
MILITANTS GIVEN SHORT
TERMS FOR RIOT

LONDON, Aug. lin Bow-st po-
lice court today five women and nine
men arrested in yesterdays suHragist
riot in Whitehall. Nd by Miss sylvia
Pankhurst. were sentenced 10 jail Tor
from one TO two months. Miss Pank'
hurst. who was hurt in the melee, is
in a nursing home. and when she re-
covers will be returned TO Holloway
Jail
The riot resulted from Miss Pank-
bursts favorite Sunday pastime. or
trying to storm the official residence
OF Premier Asquith. ia DoWning-st.
The open.air meeting was under the
auspices of the free speech defense
committee. and was arranged In be
half OF George Lansbury. the male
sufrragist sympathizer, who is out OF
the jail under the cat and mouse
act Miss Pankhurst was invited 70
address the meeting. and when she
had made her speech, she made her
usual plea for a rush on Downing-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
ALTER ROAD PUBLIC SEWER
S3.400.

Which sum VIII be forfeited TO abe
Department Ia case the bider fails L..
enter into contract. within five DAYS
after the acceptance OF his or TN. r
tcrdcr upOn proper execution 81 lif
contract bond. Contracts To be sub
mittcd Co thc approval OF the CONNIE p
tot ncil The bidder whose teude. t5
accepted VIII be required to furnish
with MS contract an approved surety
bond TO the CITY OF Detroit and Stgtr
IN the fun amount 81 contract
The Department OF public Works
"Npf's5lN reserves the right 10 rcic 2
any NJ All proposals
checks aud proposals to be placed IN
separate envelopes
OSLO GEORGE H. FENEETf
NAtl CCamlssiOntr
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ENDURANCE CANOEISTS
MAKE GOOD HEADWAY

YONKERS, y. Y, Aug. l1.-Walter
Haywood Green, and his wife, OF
Clifton, s l.. left here today on the
second leg OF their proposed 5000
mile canoe trip. headin gfor Water
ford, where they expect TO enter the
Erie canal. which they will follow to
Buffalo. They expect 70 follow the
Ashtabula canal 10 Pittsburgh and
the rest Of their itinerary includes a
trip down the Ohio TO Cairo and
thence on the Mississippi to st. Louis.
From there they will go 10 New Or
leans Returning they expect TO
traverse the Atlantic seabG.rd, the
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CHICAGO WHEAT AND PRODUCE.

CAICAGC, Aug. S.-The corn pit was
In q furry OF excitement at the open :
Ing gong today. traders reporting wide
~ differing interpretations OF the gov
eminent crop report issued after the
close last night
The first action in the market was 4
ump OF &c for September and a.c for
december. A few minutes later a re-
action set the market back to yester-
days closing figures. Then the IL I'd
sharp movement OF the early tra6ir 81
advanced September &c 10 Ac be-
ccmber dropping a fraction under yes
terday's close
showers were reported again over
the northern corn belt but Texas and
oklahoma held the attention of The
trace. Drough conditions were repc ri !.
cd unimproved. Blistering Temporal
lures over Kansas and Nebraska added
10 the concern OF the traders
The official report with respect TO
wehat was about what had been ex-
pected. consequently there were no
great changes in the pit today. Pr; YES
Ing.
Oats started firm. but the fact that
SoIm prices were not very stable.
brought an easier tone TO the market
In the day
Provisions shaded higher with higher
hog prices:
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NEW YORK PRoDrce

NEW YORK, Aug. 9=--Flour: Dull
ana unchanged. Pork Easier: mess.
so 800 Lard Steady middle west
spot sll62Q1l7o Sugar Raw. arm:
centrifugal &c test. S3.73: muscovado'
~ test, s3.23 refined. dun. cut loaf
900. crushed. $40: powdered. s4sO;
xranulated. sil0G475. Coffee: Rio
No on spot. 9G9lkc Tallow Firm
city. 6Ac; country. 5% a6Ikc Hav,
quiet and hrm prime. s1.O5d1O7i1: No
~ ,5Wb5c; clover. 6OcMs1 Dressed
poultry; Steady. turkeys. I51 2Tc,
chickens. l6a 22c' fowls 12misI5c,
ducks, Ice Live poultry STEADY,
geese l2c; ducks 15a1sBc. fowls rs IL
itc; turkeys l3c; BOOSTERS. flhc'
chickens and broilers. &c. Cheese,
Qulet and steady state milk, common
TO specials. llisM14&c: skins. com.
mon to special 541Ic: full skins. ,
n &c
Butter: Steady receipts 5.gs2. cream
cry extra; 26As a nc; state dairy
tubs, 22u zee; Imitation creamery firsts
2lm24hc. Eggs: Firmer. Recpipts
tSil. nearby white fancy. 27M Csc
nrsts, 22M2Sc
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east coast. although no Official partic-
ulars regarding IL are obtainable.
The grave danger at the present
moment is any outrage 10 Americans.
That is the thing causing the presi-
dent and Secretary OF State Bryan
most concern. All OF the consular rep
resentatives in Mexico have been In
strueted to maintain a Arm attitude
and 10 make IL plain TO the local au-
thorities that this government viii
hold them personally responsible for
any outrages against Americans. This
cousse has been followed in constitu-
tionalist n well as federal strongholds.
The ocnstitutionalists are reported TO
be doing their best to respect foreign
lives and property But they have
little control over the bands CT armed
robbers who are operating In the guise
OF ro0ole and are robbing killing and
Outra-lns at will.
Outlook Satisfies Wilson.
The president was confident today
that he would have better cooperation
at the hands OF the senate following
his general understanding with the
committee on foreign relations. He
" "a" N"h9iN''lhS IouaN NueNHeI slH-
liar meeting with the house commit
tee on foreign affairs might not help.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
whereby Envoy Lind and Charge
O'Shaughnessey will keep in touch
with the state department here both
by the Mexican lines, which are con-
trolled by the government, and the
American warships in Vera Cruz har.
Dor. which are in immediate wireless
communication with Washington via
Key West and the big Arlington sta
ton. No positive Developments are
anticipated for several days. but the
president realizes that II is impossible
TO forecast developments under pres
ent conditions, and he Is ready 10 act
IN any emergency that might arise.