davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-05
W REszc1EssW1'IATA.

.a Ma G0-CIlWlld WyDu-
'cllaja. krNfawe zatargismiedzy do
.tychczasowym sprzymierzencami
o podzia} lupu wydartego Turcyl
Jest wszelako nadzieja, re do re-
gularnej wojny miedzy mimi ME
przyjdzie.
Japonia fpte swoja wojenna
>powiekszy}a kilku parowcami ma
bytymi Cd Anglii. w Washington
ME bardzo krzywo z tego powo-
dfu patrza ia Londyn.
Do Beriina. ma .wesele corki
Wilhelma przyjecha1 nietylko
!krol Anglii, ale car rosyjski.
Rozwinieto nieslychane wprost
srodki ostroznosci. Toru kolejo--
wego, ktorym jecha1 car pilnowa-
10 kilkadziesiat tysiecy wojska.
w Berlinie oprocz wojska, 5000
policyantow i 700 detektywow
pilnowa}o, bezpieczehstwa car
skiej osoby.
{ M1ody cesass Japonii, Yoszi-
hito, podobno smiertelnie chory.
Rozesz}a sic pog1oska, re cierpl
ma suchoty i re umrzec musi ME
dlugo.
sufrazystki W Anglii cokolwiek
sic uspokoi}y. Podobno organiza-
cyl :ch grozi zupe}ne bankructwo,
,,Fundusz bojowy" wyczerpany,
pismo ich ,,Sufrazystka' dru-
kuje sic W coraz to 5szczuple)sze]
liczbie exemplary.
Ostatnim wybrykiem sufrazy-
sick W. Londynie jest spalenle
koscio}a sw. Katarzyny, najpiek-
niejszej swiatyni W po}udniowe)
dzielnicy Londynu. Zrzadzona
szkode, obliczaja ma pol miliona
dolarow.
sto tysiecy ateist6w, czy1i ME
wierzacych W Boga mieszka W
Berlinie jak korstatuje dyrektor
miejskiego urzedu statystyczne-
go: Liczy sic tn tylko tych ktorzy
sami PREY spisach podaja sic ia
ko tacy.
Francuski okret Senegal wyle-
cia} W powietrze natrafiwszy ma
ming podwodna- W porcie smyr-
ny. W Ma}ej Azyi. Ob1iczaja, re
zgine}o przytem, ME liczac zalo-
81, oko1o 200 pasazerow.
Spadek pc krolu belgijskim
Leopoldzie, W sumie IA milion6w
dolarow zagarna} Rad, zas cor
kom wyp}aci} tylko pewne Cd
szkodowanie.
Essad Pasza, kt6ry niedawno,
temu og1osil sic krolem Albanii
zamordowany zosta} przez stron.
nikow Ria Beja, ktorzy W ten
sposob pomscili jego smier6 spo--
wodowana przez Essada Pasze.
Niemiecka rada zwiazkowa ro-
zwaza obecnie projekt prawa wy
jatkowego ola A1zacyi i Lotaryn-
gil, NJ mocy kt6rego namiestnik
bedzie mog} rozwiazac kazde to-
warzystwo i skonfiskowa6 kazde
pismo lub ksiazke w jezyku fran
cuskim.
Wegiersh magnat hr. Szeche-
nyi, ktory sic ozeni} z milionerka
amerykahska Vanderbilt6wna,
straci} caly jej posag W sumie 4
milion6W, zakupiwszy kopalnie
zelaza W ktorych wcale zelaza
ME by}o.
Wladcy Anglii, Rosyi i Me
mice zebrani W Berlinie ma wese-
lu jedynaczki Wilhelma zapew-
niaja SWAT, re wszyscy z calych
sill daza i dazyc beda do tego ably
zachowac pokoj W jak najdluzsze
lata.
Jedynaczka Wilhelma otrzy-
ma1a W dzien slubu podarki pred
stawiajace wartosc trzech Milo
now dolarow, W bizuteryi, naczy-
mach, strojach, meblach, obra-
zach, powozach, koniach ftp.
Niebywa1y skandal wyszedl ma
jaw W. Belgii. Rzadawyp}acil ME
mieckiej 'fabryce Kruppa jeszcze
W roku 1903 piect milionow koron
"a pewna liczbe olbrzymich ar
a@L @E> =Eeg ~ $500 - S 49, S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-05
W MELLIN, Wis.,,
Ashland County.

1000 rOb0tnik6W potrze-
buja dwie kompanie tutejsze
Foster & Latymer Lumber
Company-do kamp6w (obo--
z6w) borowych, do scinania
drzewa, do }adowauia drzewa
j do zdzierania kory Il drze-
wa. Plata jest 35 dolar6w ma
miesiac i wiki darmo; a Cd
klafty zdzierania kory plaza
kompanie cd p do 3 dola.
row ia ako:d.> Ia stofowa-
ME PREY akordowe; robocie
%kompania zada cztery az
dolary tygodniowo.
Ktoby chcia} tn przybYc
ma robote to piech sic mai
pierw zglcsi do mnie nizei
podpisanego- . mnie kaidy
przybywajqcy lu do tel ro-
boty dostanie hezp}atnie wy.
spanie i wiki tax d{ugo do
p6kad 60 ME ode6le lub "a.
prowaJze do tel roboty.
Kazdy r~obotnik, kt6ry tn
z bliska Tub z daleka przy-
-bedzie a przerobi go dnl,
dostenie zwr6cone swo]e wy.
datki kolejowe cd kompanii.
TeOfil DerdOWski,
hctelista j salonista
Mellen, Wis (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-05

SZTUM. Ciesla Edward Kratter
z Mslborka sostaf 2ago b. m: rsno
pray budo vie " Pietrzwa}dlie a..
resztowaoy, b. oskarzony jest o
sabicie zonY swej.
PUCK. M,.sxczan.n Vogt sprzc-
dali swa prey ul,oy %gdsnsk,ej POLO
iona pos,ad}o6d obywatelowi Bu-
scbowi "a 5000 mr.. a naby@ ma
subhascie "a Is, 7ho mr.. pcs,ad} Sc
Ronefki, pcfozonq prey III cy
zdu6skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-05
Z PRUS POLSkICn.
OLIVIA Polska p~lelgrsymke ma
KalwarYa wejherowskq prowad.il

OLIVIA. Polsk4 plelgrzymke ma
Kalwarya wejherowskq prowad.il
Ks. KaIiss; " kosoiele ~oliwskim
wyg}osi} pierwsza prsemowe, to
ma temat slow Zbawloiela, powle-
dzianYchS do nosni6w ,,P6jdkcie'
ma osobne miejsce:. Jak zwyk'e
bractwa W Sopocie, W Kolibkaoh i
W chylonii przyjmowa}y pielgrzy-
NOW Z chorqgwlam,. Nocleg by} "
Zag6rzu. Nastepnego dnia>rano ru-
szono dalej. w Kedzie nastaplio
znowu powitanie praez tamtejsze
bractwo. Pc kr6tkim wypoosynku
W leslie smiechowskim zblizyli sic
%pielgrzyml do celia PREY bramce
jerozolimskie] przyjeci zostaIi
przex braotwo wejherowskie.
SOPOT. Ucznia oiesielskiego
Jana Bieschke'go skaza} tutej+ay
sad }awnicsy ma dziesisc DIN. w,e-
zienla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-05

OLIVIA. Samochod kupca
Tromberga z Wrzeszoza przejecha}
W niedziels MALARIA krajobr.zo w ,
kapitaliste Rel hardta, kt6ry W
pare godzia pc u%mieszozeniu 60 "
mieiskim domu ola ohoryoh
wskutek doznanyoh raj umar}.
Reinhardt licsy} 78 lat zYc,a.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

e1cs smne.i,0sss iS at her home; az
aged "A years, widow of the late John
Nj Bauer. mother OF John Bauer. fun
erai FRIDAY, a. m. from above resi-
dence, and 10 o'clock at St Mary's
church.
fOLEY--suns 10. 1919. at her rect
mother Of James Moley. Funeral fTi .
day from residence. $3.50 a. m. snd
HOLY Trinity church at a. m.
CL LAY ; 10. at iyt Floren' -
mother OF Mrs. Matilda MCLEOD, NJ. :
Annie Phillips. George, Enos, Benjg-
min and James Clayton. Funeral SER
vices at residence Thursday at y. AZ.
kRAMER-June .. 1913. at her resi-
dence, ola Baldwin-ave., Laura M
beloved wife OF Richard q. krancr
and sister of Marie Houk. Funeral
a m;. and ST. .Anthony's church at
$3.50. Burial at Mt. Elliott.
James. beloved husband OF Maria
j.. Fred c. WORTH ri eo Funeral HOi fron
residence Thursday p IN. BURIAL
private. Omit flowers.
ALDIS-Mrs. +. q. at her sons resi-
late salem @ Adds, mother OF Alfred.
Walter. Mrs. Steabman. Mrs. r ~
Ewark, Mrs: + iiolZweiS. Mrs
Wixstron. Mrs. Tom Broughton, Mira
Mrs. Harry Allen and the late Salem
O. Aids. Jr. Notice or burial latsr.
Chatham, ont. papers please copy
pOLDT-Junc 4. Frederick Boldt be-
loved son OF Mrs Ernestine and tho
late Chas. Boidt. aged - years Fun
ernl Thursday at clock from resi-
dence. 2s6 Hale-st
CARPEAUX---June 10. at his residence.
III Solvay-aVc. August, beloved aus
! band OF Milady CarpeauS and 10y lug
father OF Jules Carpeaux, Mrs kop-
ert Quinis, Julian Carpeaux, Mrs.
Louis ToIettene. Mrs. Alfred Busfcy
i-and- Mfs=Wa4teF- Seh4stt-- aged
years Funeral Thursday at N:3)
from residence. at e'clock at All
saints church.
KURTH-June 10. August. beloved hus.
! band OF Augusta. brother OF William.
Fred Albert Kurth. funeral from
rapa. Ae---EridaA-a
2p m. Burial at Gothsemane
IA CHAyITE.--June \. 1918, Ellen. &c !
loved wife OF Frank la Chsyite. at
the age OF 20 years. Funeral Tpuis-
day morning at $50 from residence
al Nslson-st
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Heineman a Lame Duck;
Marx Is Not To Blame

ID. +. Heneman, city controller,
whose term Of Office expires June 30,
has already joined the ranks Of the
lame ducks" But It was not the
Marx administration that crippled the
controller-it took steam locomotive
to put him out OF business"
While standing on the platform OF
suburban station near Cincinnati.
last Sunday night. hunk OF coal few
of the tender Of passing locomotive
and nearly knocked Off the controllers
tight foot AS result Mr.. Heineman
Is. hobbling about the city hall on
clutches He Is one OF the few lame
ducks" left in the city hall, although
Haarer is\beginning to complain OF a
peculiar itching sensation on the sole
CT his right fSot
II am crippled. but not in the head,
and therefore / am glad to get out OF
politics." said Heineman. las soon as
my successor is ready to take Office.
will pack my suit case and enjoy a
nice jaunt through Europe
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
ATTERNMAKERS' LEAGUE
HOLD CONVENTION

THE thirteenth annual convention
the Pattern Makers league OF
birth America was called to order
hesday, in the Hotel. fuller. IA. w.
hcComber. president of the Detroit
'anch. Mayor Marx and Henry
|lmmerfeld, president Of the Detroit
liberation of Labor, welcomed the
Is delegates. James Wilson. inter
Stional president, responded. The
Invention will consider routine busi-
kss until Saturday. The delegates
tended a meeting OF the Detroit
Sanch OF the league. Wednesday
kening they will take a moonlight
he on the river. leaving Bates-st. at
| 30. Thursday afternoon the dele
ktes' wives will be given a theater
krty in the Temple theater. Satur'
by afternoon. field day VIII be
lid on Belle Isle.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
ATEST GOWNS
SHOCK POLICE
Normal Man Would Fail to
Look Around, De-
clares One

WASHINGTON, June IL. - Men
en't to be blamed IL they take q
eek" at dresses cut low at the neck,
kh at the ankles, and narrow all
bund. 400 police chiefs in conven-
)n here today declared, In discussing
resolution demanding a change in
kmen's styles and the adjustment OF
b turkey trot and other clinging
rms OF terpsichorean recreation.
Chief of Police Peterson. Of Oak
bid, Cal. declared there wasn't any
rmal man who wouldn't look around
hen he saw woman wearing a dress
Opped of at the neck and the
kles. slit at the knee, and fitting
ke q glove.
Chief OF Police Sylvester. OF Wash
kton, declared himself IN favor OF
i Kenyon red light measure" which
Divides for the gradual restriction
ID final adjustment OF the red
int" districts. and fiayed the modern
baret cafes as dangerous to the NOR
OF the young.
Other police heads attacked sugges,
fe literature and plays; took wal
bs at the high cost OF living, be-
use II prevents young men from
hrrying. and deplored the increase in
hiking.
This afternoon the guardians OF law
d order laid dull care aside, went
{ to Mount Vernon and from there
Marshall hall. where they were TO
e a perfectly proper vabaet per-
finance with all features that might
ock a police chief eradicated.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
HEY, GIVE A LOOK
AT THE STATISTICS

ROSSITER, Pa, June 1l.-Experts
today had only partially completed
compiling the box scores showing the
result Of the baseball game played be-
tween the teams of Upper and Lower
Rossiter, yesterday, for the champion
ship Of the town, but were able to an.
nounce that the score was 112 to SO.
The summary showed the following:
Forty-two home runs, SO triples, ~
doubles, and "A errors.
Ffty-seven players participated in
the game. which went 16 innings and
lasted five hours. Eight different um-
pires officiated, three being disabled.
The score steed SO to SO at the end
OF the 18th inning, but the Lower Ros-
sitter team rallied and got Ia runs in
the 18th.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
DDDLER KILLED BY CAR;
|EVERAL OTHERS INJURED


teenth and Baker-sts., Tuesday
ening, by Michigan ambulance,
iven by A. j. Douglas, OF No. 4S4
|gh-st. west, volunteer who was
king the car back TO the barns.
ter the regular crew had stalled"
b engine.
The boy was knocked down, and
stained a fracture of the right arm,
d serious bruises about the head
ID body. He was taken TO the De
pit sanitarium In the ambulance and
II recover.
Witnesses declared that the auto
rs travelling at high rate OF speed
ben II struck the boy. The driver,
Ter leaving the lad in the hospital,
owe hurriedly away.
William p. Goddard, construction
gineer. living at No. so Euclid-ave.
Fst. and f. f. Trimmer, of No. 208
kinson-ave.. general superintendent
the George A. Fuller Co, contract
narrowly escaped death when an
to In which they were riding. col
ed with a Woodward car at Atkin-
have. Tuesday evening. The auto
- slTuCh DTOduSlue anu PAL tihiiy
fecked, while its occupants were
rown TO the pavement, and rem
red unconscious. Both were badly
I from flying glass from the wind
Held, and the vestibule OF the car.
Ioddard's sight Is endangered by
d cuts about the face, and his nose
is broken. Trimmer's right thigh
Is broken and his forehead was
. div cut and bruised. The car
ich collided with the auto was filed
tn employees from the factory dis
ct. most OF them foreigners. and
their eagerness TO reach the in
red men and render them assist
ce. they leaped through IN window.
f'Those rough-looking foreigners
ere Just as kind-hearted and tender
women, an dthey showed real dis
ess over the accident" said by
hnder. 1T was a fine example OF
brotherhood OF man from quar-
+ least expected. perhaps.
La passing autoist took the injured
jir TO Harper hospital.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
JOBDIN0 PnICns.

:-s :s, s:.. S.,sssssS t r:: 49,;
iSs ss n sss earl. Tts'; june net lana:
Buckeye. tall. ss' IS; ssS ss..o. e AIass.
toes. si'so9I'so. MsrIo.f s M'is:
early June. $3.50; sifted early June.
Fssd - Jobbing prices in 100 IN.
sacks. bran. san: coarse middiings. ,:i:
s2a.5o; cracked corn. se5: corn ana
Fioar1jobbinx prices: Best Micbi-
gan patent. $3.50: straight. Sc: pur.
rye. $3.50 spring patent. 1910 per Dbl
Hardware - Nails. $40 case; plata
me po Rsr s ,si esr :Dooi
sss .ac shsf!s e ss;ssss !ssS
Sis s axes; Srossea. ;s.Ett per DOG. p:i
ger sGd per- eas swt :As ssrrs:
large. sc per- cent on fist: msehin.
S srSs small ~ TO- 10 and 10 pr cent OF;
Ol:-Rsw linseed. Soc; boiled lin
seed. SIC; Diamond headlight ksro
s, sem. lohc: perfection, lie: Palscina
ss:Sss : si:ar s:ca! e't lodi s: FAMILY sam:
EVI9hc; picnic hams. Use; bacon.
lSh y 20c; lard IN tierces. 11kc; kettle
rendered. l2Ac per ID.
Sugars-Correcteo dairy py w. II.
Edgar Z Sons: Crystal dominoes. Alb.
1890: do. 5-lb., S7.4O; Eagle tablets,
IS; eutlosf. IS So: cubes. 1875: 'xXxX
S4.sOi granulsted. extra coarse, AGO:
DO. fine in bulk. $3.50: do, 2S-lb. cot
tons. N.65; crystal dom. gran. $2-lb.
:s.i dom cartons s4so HF cases cases sS ais
mond A.. $3.50: CONFECTIONERY A., S4.a6;
no. !. $40: No. s. 1895: No. .. 1870;
No. 10. S4io: No. Ii. $sss: No. Is. ;sss::
non cHkinG mixture. $3.50 per 100 lbs. );
houSehold powdered. IL. as to case.
| $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
BODY OF MISSING MAN
FOUND IN CONNOR'SCREEK

Mrs. Clara Bauman found the body
OF her missing father. Captain Joseph
Rushey, No. 400 Macomb-st.. in the
county morgue, Tuesday afternoon
The old man, a retired shipmaster and
Civil war veteran. has left home
Sunday night. His bod twas found
Tuesday by children playing on the
banks OF Connor's creek. near Water
lco-st. II is the opinion Of the coroner
that he fell from bridge which spans
the creek and was too feeble to pull
himself out
Capt. Bushey was 80 years old. He
retired as sailing captain about Is
years ago. Five children survive him.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported for The
times by Hayden stone stone. q GO: Tyne .r w.
2579; Allouez. all: Aria Coml., s2I65;
Amer. Zinc. $50: Anaconda, Is: Bonanze
500: Bos. h Corbin. $50; Butte q Supe~
ssso; Cal. & Ariz., SIS: Cal. q Hocia
40; Cent?, $50: Chino, s3s. Copper
Range $40: East Butte. 1ias; Franrilr
Mining. so; Giroux. S2S: CRANKY, 200
Or. cananes, $50: Hancock, rs: Hedley
Gold. 1870; Helvetis, 100: Indiana. 30
Island Creek Coal, 200; Isle Royal, ~
Sale. 2is; Mason Valley. ~. Mass
Cons, 40; Miami, 60: MOHAWK 90; "a.
Niris.In M'n 1sg North Butte ga OH
way. 74s: old Colony Min. 30; Old Oh.
minion, SIS. osceoia IS Pond Crack
shannon Copper, Sso; shat. 4 Arix, s
81 Msry's Land. 6, super. q Boston
sse;.t.s.R@ysai T., s1t.sh, As Pee Ia
tcris. so. Wolverine. IS: Wysndotte
1Oo.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
BELIEVE OWOSSO
Man WAS SLAIN
Fellow Citizens Scout Theory
That Former Mayor White
Took Own Life

OWOSSO. Mich, June 11.-o(Spe-
ciRl. "A coroners jury. inquiring into
the death OF Vernon NJ. White, for.
mer Owosso mayor, found floating In
the Grand river. at Lansing. last week.
returned verdict that Vernon M.
White came to his death In manner
Monday night. AL
though the Lansing police are con-
vinced that II was case OF suicide,
Owosso people, including Chief Pat
terson Of the police department, are
steadfast In the belief that White was
murdered.
Owosso people believe that the
Lansing police were lame In not hav'
ing an autopsy performed on Whites
body, to decide whether or not he
had been fed knockout drops"
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
WANT G.. T. X. CONDUCTOR
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM

OWOSSO, Mich. June IA petit
ton has been fled In the probate
court to have Fred NJ. Place, Grand
Trunk freight conductor. declared in
sane and committed TO an insane aysl-
um. Place refuses to stay on one
fob long. and to accept his wages
when they are offered to him. His
mother signed the petition.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.

E1sTe au hsf: 40 Il. y: ' june s* is@
ss.sdy essesp AZ two ss5s market
$S2S0S.60; one fancy load. SS.76; good
to prime 1900 to 1,$00-lb. steers, $50
$50; do. 400 to 1.200-lb. steers, $..S5
gS.l6; coarse and plain weighty steers.
.s9 so sSHs to meS snSas' Da nsaay
steers. T.76Q7.sO; light common butch
err steers and heifers, $7I6Q7.aO; best
fat cows. S6.60@676: good butcher
ist heifers. ,7.ssST7s; medium % NIB butcher Is
heifers, Ss.60@e75; stock heifers. 1915
SL26 $50: light and common etockers.
best butcher bulls. $4,000; bologna
bulls. 3e@6So: stock bulls. ;6.6o@s;
common kind do. s4o055
hog, aSg.; Receipts 10 cars; market
s sss Siss s'sss sSSsss'e si0' workers. $50
Sheep: Receipts. 2 cars; market.
lings. Si26 gI.5o: wethers. ,sGS.2s;
ewes, $6.25G5.5O.
UNiON STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
June ll.--Hogs: Receipts, $1,000; mar
ket, strong and higher; mixed and
butchers, $3.50 q SIS: good heavy, IS 40
slsSsGsh pls nsAs ssrcsssSs ca. sh'
Receipts. $4,000; market strong and
higher; beeves. e7.20QSS6; cows and
hsifsrs. 1896 @s. stoekers and feeders,
?S.xs@ssS; Texans. ss;7o@776; calves.
market. steady and strong so' native S:oV IS
oslo; western. S6@s.26: lambs. $500
It's. western. 35.S0G7s5.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
WHITE SOX ATTACH
NOTRE DAME PHENOM

CHICAGO, June 11.--Wiiliam 10th.
rop. Notre Dame university phenom,
VIII join the White Sox pitching corps
when the University term closes, it
was announced at Ban Johnson's once
today. Several big league teams were
not after the youngster. and Manager
McGraw, OF the Giants, announced
several days ago he had signed him.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

.Ayyies-stsers Req. lA.So0s; Ben
Davis. $500 per Dbl: box apples. SO
Bs...as-aood shipping stock. $50
012S bunch.
ss.::.Dried Line, 707*s iA
c.lifornis: ssS2si !. dS o.,
Cheese prices: Michigan
a :ts PORK as s1 n.w ga sss oIS
is0lshc: i,mourger. ian @iskc: do
m n :, .s swiss Is. I,o2se; imported swi'"
Drssssl cave: % Fancy, 1sSlsMe:
common. Io@llc per h. -, =,
FRESH Vegetables - Cucumbers, hot
house. eb@ soc per dos lettuce. ;l.i90
LIS per su spinach ,nrnn1 sa
isTso3oo per s:bssksI crate. soc
sr::n 1ss. bsr Per s.m SsS
new bssts. SIS So per doz: new az:
ro;s si;ss per box; green corn. so0sOe
orsSe Fruis-FiorIda. sses.so pox.
Honey-Fancy white, iSalTc: am
Der. ia312hc ID: extracted, an Dee 10.
:.HsyEDetroit shippers are paying the
foiio~ins PRICE, n., for eaisd hay In car
H. mixed nix G ;,seis nStny light miasS
wheat and oai straw. sSvs5o ton.
green hides. love; No. cured bulls
lie; No green bulls. &c: No. 1 cured
veal kip. BE: No. l green veal kip.
l3c; No. ] cured murrian. lac: No. I
green murrian. Toe; Nc. cured calf.
INC: No. 4 green CALI. .ec. No. 1
horse hides. -: No. 2 horse hides, 81.
Sheepsk ms. as to amount Of wool. SOC
0elbo; No. hides. nc on: kip and
calf. lao OF.
Lem0ns-MessInas S6.500! Der box.
Ltmss-ei 01.b2 dos.
Meieas--Rocky Fords. s3.5oW45o per
/ crate
Mushroems--4Bu soc Id.
ORieas-Texas Bermudas. 81 Clio bu.
Oaisas-Tcxas Bermudas. 81 asa |. so
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Detroit Girl Quits Lover.

TOLEDO. o., June il.-Loyal to
him while he was faithful TO her but
turning upon him when she found
his love but mockery. Blanche How
ard, a Grand Rapids girl. will appear
es witness against Samuel Belomo.
a petFeiteF- held here on a-charge- of
white slavery.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Train KILLS Society Bellies.

GLIDDEN. Ia. June 11.-Tena and
Rebecca Dudley. prominent in Nash.
vile. Tenn society. we're killed out.
right when an automobile In which
they were touring was struck by q
Northwestern passenger train three
miles east OF here late yesterday,
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Goes Insane on Stand.

Pa. June l1.-Mrs.
|ary Moss sat testifying in her own
Ehalf on the witness stand OF Grim
hi court here. late yesterday. where
lie was on trial for homicide. when
|e went insane and had to be over
Iwered and taken back to jail.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

OWOSSO, Mich. June 11.-(Spe-
cial. )-Ney Sheldon, lineman,
touched q live wire while working
at the top OF a 25-foOt pole in Corun-
ma today, and was hurled to the
ground. He struck on his head and
shoulders and was picked up uncon-
scious. He may be fatally injured
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
BUSINESS MEN

Is 1t feasible for business men 20 buy
stocks? II DO, what methods should
they follow In order to be eucoesofulf
A booklet by Roger w; Babson treats
It's Address Dept. D-14a, u TIE D0boon
Statistical Organisatboa. Engineering
offices, Wellesley Mills. Mass. LAreooe
organ "a ton OF It's class In the q. =
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Expeylenced

AID Vertysen--We want man
who knows both how to keep his
mouth closed and how to stave of
the curious.
Applicant think ! would suit
you. I used 10 be clerk In an infor-
nation bureau.--Punch.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

PRODUCE

Steadiness was the feature of the
market this morning Supplies OF poul.
try and veal calves were the best of the
week and the demand seemed to equal
the supply. Receivers said the old
potato market was on the bottom, al
least for the present, as the demand
was better than for some time. There
10 a good trade in fresh vegetables and
fruits. offerings OF the latter being In
creased by the addition Of the Califor-
MIA list and by few red raspberries.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

The holder Of the record for the most
economically fought municipal election
IL probably septimus Smith Of Black
pool. England. He contested Foxhall
Ward "a an Independent candidate, and
his total Expenses did not reach Two
shlllIngs. IN
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In car lots: New Bermudas. $3.50 per
blu. $3.50 per bbi.: Florida potatoes.
r.f5 per bu.: - per Dbl.
stsawbssriss-s<-at. cases. es.so0+
case.
TaIlsw-No. I, &c: No. 4 60 ID.
Wateruno1Ons-00 coo each.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

4 man recently advertised in the
London Times for millionaire 10 In =
trust him with $1,000 900. He said that
he desired 10 teach the rich how TO
spend His quest for an angel" was
unfortunately not a success.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11

The following firms are priv
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus
Co. Carlyle & Povak, 4. H. Clarke
& Co, Lewis G. Gorton, W. A.
Hamlin q Co. Richard Irwin d
Co., w. z. Moss Co.. II. W. Noble
q Co, w. K. Reilly q Co.. william
II Rose & Co. H. 3. Warren & Co.
and George NJ. West & Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
FOR PAVING ALLEY.

Roll No. l2s7. For grading and paw
ing alley No. 2si. being the east and
west alley first north OF Jefferson ave.
nue., from the east line of Shert0aut
avenue TO the ives. line OF Townseud
avenue. "
Part IL due add payable within ~
days from date OF this notice. Po4Qo<
? and I become due and payable NJ
one two and three years. respecttve1vS<
from the date OF this notice. togetheF<
with interest at the rate Of Z per coD&.
from the date OF the connrmatlon e,
THIS roll ~
Either OF said parts may be ponf
within 80 days from the date az M
notice without interest T
IL either OF said parts 4. & 3 ~
she'll not he paid when they b0uon
due. 5 per cent penalty end tntogoo4
the rate OF per cent from the ooeo &
CONTEMPLATION OF tnr 4yUeBumeut WIN
added and the premises aseeaoo4 Il
be advertised and sold a. prQvt161
law. Y. t|.tt- VI
Max. G. Eo0
No. S. City TreaooGG
The Detroit times., 1913-06-11
Only a Mo

Seven ounces OF brandy would not
take some Virginia hunters to the
front gate.-Richmond Times-Dis-
patch.