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The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

a trip through upper peninsula.
Revenue from municipal lighting
plant mas made IL possible for the
city commissioner TO make final pay
ment on new dynamo and engines for
th4 plant. without taking money from
any other source.
The city authorities are preparing
10 enforce the ordinance requiring
people TO keep chickens in their own
yards
Louis Bigler and VIM. Schubert at
tenoed the Elks' convention in Port
Huron, Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
;!3ak BS sSS@g

Chiidrsns soc SWINGS 3scOf ron with seats and
backsgood for all weathers Worth 6sc Friday at 3sc
sse and 7se Fern oshss-very artsicof brown bamboo
Priced 49c Friday
81 Inverted 0as Lohts 67e-Brass magnesium
ups-nner cylinders good mantes and colored firing
ed shades Remarkable 81 value. Tomorrow at SIC.
2sc Baby Plates 1sePretty little nursery pictures and
rhymes Never sold less than 29c. sc each tomorrow
Saueers, &c saeh-And the fruit season is coming
you'll need them. And you get them at half
zoe Flower Pots 12eHigh low styles size with
saucers Remember, nows planting time. You'll save
quite bit tomorrow-for you'll need q few.
$66 Water Sets o8cCan also be used lemonade
designs Large ankard shaped tum.
blers to match Tomorrow at SIC less than regular
sse Travelling eaes sse-Japanese matting-very
strong-medium sizes Worth 9c and S5c. Friday at sec
1915 Lawn Hose OUTFIT 1895 guarantee 4ply hose
adjustable spray nozzle. That's necessity
at very little Complete tomorrow for $19S Basement
60foot lengths of the same hose at $3.50
screens Is inches highextend to 33 inches Only on FRI
day, though Basement. w.
toe Dozen PaekasesFine selected vegetable
and flower seeds-10c dozen packages-grow we'll Base
ment
&c Wire Screenings te foot1ts % 80 inches wide
and well them into any lenghs-but phone orders
filled I've foot. Friday only Basement.
CSC Clothes Baskets 6ee-Large white willow baskets
dandes-at much less than usual-because tomorrow
Friday SOC. Basement.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
MAGAZINE EMPLOYEES
ARE HELD FOR THEFT

NEW YORK. June 5.-Defalcations
OF between $4,000 and $4,000 may be
shown, II Is charged, as a result of tho
arrest today OF George A. Fox. for %
years general manager OF the Police
aGsetfe, and Adolph Chuhoba. for ~
years the cashier for the publication
Both men were taken into custody NJ
their homes and lodged in the Tombs
on indictments charging grand la
ceny. Richard X. Fox. owner ~ 'hn
Police aGzette, brought the charges
against his employees. ~
countants had been called In to eY.
anime the books.
A TIE special indictment against Fox
covers an alleged defalcation OF $50 on
coal bill last November. There are
three charges against Chudoba.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
DElRAY.

f. S Schulz left Wednesday for a
business trip TO New York city. He
will return Saturday.
DR. G. H. Myers, VI. futile and AL
Xin Halligan are spending part OF
the week al Fair Haven, where they
are guests OF Otto Seebaldt, at the
Hotel Vernier The trip was made
in the doctors auto.
w. J. Alexander is attending the
state convention of the Elks, at Port
Huron.
Mrs. Farrell, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hugh Cary.
during the past winter, has returned
to her home in Cheboygan.
DR. Hugh Cary, whose health was
very poorly last week. Is now very
much better The doctor and Mrs.
Cary will leave soon for Cheboygan.
where they will spend the summer.
A prowler has appeared several
nights of late around residences on
Burdeno-ave. and several women
have been accosted by him. The po-
lice were notified Wednesday even
ing al late hour that the man had
been lettering in the vicinity Of Louis
Slebert's home, but when the officers
arrived, the man had made his de-
parture. although in such haste that
he left his hat behind a close watch
Is being maintained and he will un-
doubtedly be apprehended II he ap
pears again.
Aid. + W. Wenzel is laid UP with
a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Negotiations are in progress Tor
the purchase OF the plant OF the old
Fischer Glue Co, on West jefferson
ave, az the foot Of Portland-aye.,
which has not been operated since
last year II matters can be arranged
satisfactorily. the plant will be start.
ed As soon as necessary repairs can
De made
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
WESTON MAKING GOOD
TIME ON LONG HIKE

GOSHEN. N. Y, June 5.-Edward
Payson Weston, veteran pedestrian,
who Is walking from New York 10
Minneapolis. left here early today for
Port Jervis, 81 miles away which he
expects 10 make before nightfall
Weston was in excellent condition
when he left here today. having fully
recovered from his indisposition OF
yesterday, Despite his attack OF in.
digestion yesterday, the veteran
walker covered the 81 miles between
Suffern and this city in excellent
time.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

Officers elected by Marion Baxter
Rebekah lodge. Tuesday evening.
were: y. c.. NJ Racho, V. G., Mrs
Kahn; r. s., Nellie Webb; + S, Ber'
tina Steinhauer; T.. Emmaline Girar'
dill; representatives 10 grand lodge.
Bertha Steinhauer. Marie Won MOL
al,ernates, Pauline kreger. Anna
Neifert.
Members OF lodge are requested to
meet in the hall at | 80 Sunday after
noon TO Join with the Oddfellows in
memorial services.
The reception to be given by the
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

TO Ludington and return, 10 round
out their record.
They have visited all OF the east
ern and southern states. and Texas
was their western limit. They hail
from Pecos, Texas.
Dolly May Is mere slip OF girl,
clad all In khaki, from leggings to
her sombrero hat. She says she was
never on bicycle until she started
the long trip.
The couple earned their expenses
by working In moving picture shows,
and selling picture postal cards.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
WYANDOTTE.

The annual manual training exhibit
OF Wyandotte high school Is now on
exhibition In Dorrance 4 Garrison =
drug store. The exhibit this year is
much improved
Miss Estelle G. Saleski, OF wyan-
dotte and William A Rndiek, Of Mar
'stee. Mich. were married In Mt Car.
mel church Wednesday morning.
Miss Margaret Knach acted as
bridesmaid and Frank Saleski as best
man The couple will make=their
home at No. 723 Fort-st., Detroit, after
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
RIDE bike" 10000 MILES
TO WIN DIAMOND MEDAL

George j. Mascot, "a years o. o.
and his wife. Dolly May Mssco..,
years old, reached police headau.
tiers. Thursday morning, on the lsSs
lap of q 10,0O0-mile ride "on p'cye'1
built for two" TO win diamond m.a
ais for breaking the internauonal o,
lance record Of 10000 miles IA ~
months. Grand Rapids was ,hen
starting point. and they LETT 'ne,e
Oct. I, 1912, without cent OF e"p
ital. They will be 200 miles shor, y.
their lO,O00-mile mark when tney
reach Grand Rapids, but will procseu
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

S0c Bedspreads, 50c-Soft finish, free from starch
very easy launder and that's what interests every
housewife in summer! 5oc-only tomorrow! Sec
ond Floor.
Sl25 Table Cloths. 75c-Two yards long-hernstitch-
ed. Smooth, glossy hnsh-very strong and pract-
cal! Friday for 75c. Second Floor
Up to l0c Cotton Remnants, &c Yard-Bleached cot
ton-good strong weaves-come early because the
lot is small-and can only last Friday SC yard
Second Floor.
81 House Dresses. 73o-Neat, cool striped percale-
light and dark colors. Square neck and three
quarter sleeves. ust what you want for summer
mornings Third Floor
&c Gold Eye Sewing Needles, 1o-Needles are always
good thing to have hand-especialy now at
summer sewing time! Friday at Ic package First
Floor
25c Irvine Shopping Bags. 1sc-Strong, capacious
ones, these are-make packages burden at all!
And that's worth while, at Ioc Tomorrow only
First Floor
81 Worth of Wall Paper. seo-Enough to paper the
side walls Of whole room Floral, fruit striped
conventional designs. Harmonious colors Ten
rolls, worth $500 Friday only at 8oc.
loc MORE Ceiling, &c Roll-White or cream, to 90
with the above. Fourth Floor.
25c Wash Goods at Half-Remnants of fine ratine
popin, silk gingham colored pique, Madras cloth
and voile ~ to 50 inches wide. Friday at 12Hc
Lot OF things here you'll want for your summer
dressmakng. Second Floor.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

Foreign Missionary society OF Meth
odst church TO the Kings, Herald and
the Little Light Bearers Is postponed
from June TO June IA.
+. NJ. Ward lodge. |. o. o. F., VIII
hold its annual memorial services Sun
day afternoon in Oddfellows temple.
The Methodist church and Sunday
school will give excursion 10 Bols
Blanc. June 20.
FORD.
Clarence Begeman and four compan-
ions were considerably shaken up
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
CEASES LAUGHING TO
ENTER INSANE ASYLUM

MILWAUKEE,. June 5.-Prepara.
tjons were made today to send Julius
yeewein, who holds the long distance
laughing record. to an insane asylum.
VALE Julius has ceased to laugh. his
oloorder has manifested Itself in the
toem Of self.assumed hypnotic powers.
Which have been exerted, In some in.
neancee accompanied by violence. on
ttopltaI inmates and attendants.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

Csc Ties at l6c-That's splendid value! Mercerzed
tubular knit and French Four-in-Hand Washable
Ties White and coored figures. stripes and panel
effects
Up to SOC Silks, csc yard-Pongees fouards, tussah
brocades and many other weaves. Not all coiors III
any one kind-but all the most desirable shades IN
the lot \ few cool silk rocks save lots OF launder-
ing in summer And only Csc yard tomorrow Sec
ond Floor
75c Bust Forms 4sc-Covered with black Jersey cloth
Sizes 81 to 40 First Floor.
9Sc Nightgowns 69c-Slipover style-nainsook, with
medallions OF embroidery and of lace insertion
and edging Even good at ssc-Friday at &c. Third
Floor
81 Combinations 79c-Drawers and corset cover OF
alover embroidery-either blind eyelet design.
Best you ever saw at low price, but for to-
morrow only. Third Floor.
Csc Framed Pictures l0c-Dd YOU ever hear of buy
ing hand-colored pictures OF Cupid at Ioc. They're
by 10 inches in oval frames-brown or gilt hnish
Friday only at this price Sixth Floor.
81 Silk Hose 79c-And dainty hosiery is important
clothes factor Heavy slk-fourthread Isle heel
sole and toe. tour-inch elastic garter tops. ONLY
70c, on Friday Main Floor
81 Flannel Shirts for Men, 6sc-Summer weight Elan
mel Outing Shirts-youll need them soon-wth
separate collar to match. Neat black and gray
stripes coat style, double cuffs Friday only at 6oc
Main Floor.
81 Waists at 7lc-Corded bastiste and Madras, with
white and black hair-line stripe Robespierre collar
and turnover cuffs Very practical summer shirts
Only Friday at Tic! Third Floor.
1910 to 19c Wash Goods, sac Yard-Remnants of
percale. gingham, galaten suitings and many other
weaves that everybody wants this Choose
early Friday at Slac yard Second Floor.
Women's S1.25 Silk Gloves, s9c-Extra heavy Milan
csc slk-full length-one of the best glove values
we know Of! Main Floor
$125 Hand Bags s5c-IIave lock for security! New
mode--morocco grain leather Main Floor.
SOC Etanne for Curtains. soc Yard-Beautfully en-
broidered border and lace edge and hemstitching.
Crisp and cool for summer home And only tomor-
row at 3Oc ward Fourth Floor.
SOC Corset Covers 25o-Front of neat all-over en-
brodery-sleeves trimmed with lace. Dainty and
practical for Third Floor.
39c Children's Dresses. 25cWl keep the kddie fresh
and cool all summer. Dutch neck percale with short
sleeves Neatly trimmed with plain color-pleated
skirt To 6 years. Third Floor.
Childrens IL NC Drawers at 9c-Whch is very little,
considering their quality. OF musln-full cut, hem
stitching and cluster pleating-2 to years &c
tomorrow ony-Third Floor.
SOC to 81 Emblens 25c-Pins and buttons-for nearly
every order known worth up to 81 each--tomorrow
at Csc.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
ROYAL OAK.

MIS- Klebba Of Royal Oak and Mrs.
Edward I.anerty were married here
at ST. Mary's church. Tuesday morn
ing.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sulli.
van. a baby girl, on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Hawthorne are spending
week camping near Ypsilanti.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

when Begeman drove his fathers auto
into pole to avoid striking q man
at Biddle-ave. and Davis-st
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
FORD.
THESE ARE ONLY HALF OF
T0M0RR0W'S SPLENDID FRIDAY BARGAINS

~ u ~ III 4 w u " u LAW ~ Il
soc Stamped Pillow Cases, 43c Pair-Of very good
tubing, stamped for French eyelet embroidery
Usually SOC pair-Frday at 43c.-Second Floor.
wait for these samples, at their regular prices
Everybody will them at 45c tomorrow! p
inches square-bound edges.-Fourth Floor
Children's 15c Hose, &c Pair-Fine ribbed fast black
seamless-double heel sole and toe, for lively
youngsters who need sturdy hose-at only &c to-
morrow Main Floor
$3.50 Wilton Samples 81 .5O-27 by 81 inches-make
good throw rugs-regular $3.50 value, tomorrow
only, $15O--Fourth Floor
Csc Semi-Silk. lie Yard-Its broken assortment,
that's why you lac every yard. About
different styles Every bit OF it worth CSC
yard. Tomorrow at 11c-Second Floor
81 Glasses at 49o-Eye-Gla or Spectacle stye-reg-
ular SI-tomorrow at 4sc.-Second Floor.
Mems &c Handkerchiefs, for 25o-Large ones-oi
white cambria with A-inch hens. The regular &c
kind-Friday Bargain Day-8 for csc.
35c Embroideries at 1Sc Yard-Is-inch Embroidery
for lSc9 Yes but only tomorrow! Corset Cover
Embroidery and Flouncings-and they're good $50
values Main Floor.
Csc Cuinpes l9c-Of lawn with shadow lace yokes--
white cream-just what you need with your low
necked summer frocks-tomorrow Ioc each.
$50 Sash Ribbon, Csc Yard inches wide-heavy
white. pink or blue satin. Also MORE taffeta that's
usually 3oc-tomorrow only at csc. Main Floor.
Soc Lawn Waists, 4lc-High neck and q sleeves
pin tucked front with Irish lace medallion-seeves
and collar edged with lace. You wouldn't guess
their price if you them! But only Friday at
4Ic! Third Floor.
75c Ready Made Sheets 5eo-Double bed size, sIx9o
inches, seamless. Firmly woven cotton-excellent
wearing qualities Friday at soc.
So Trimmed Hats for 9so-Of fine hemp braid with
ostrich trimmings-or flowers and ribbon. Not
of them worth less than ST. The lot is small, but
il YOU come early tomorrow, you get at 9Sc.
Second Floor
75c Bunches of Flowers at 29c-Youll need them for
YOUR midsummer hat Roses sweet peas lilac,
panses and lots Of others. But that's only tomor
rows price-so make sure of getting all you need!
Second Floor.
Ironing Wax, &c Dozen-Theyre always I2c! The
little handled ones that convenient Friday
only at this low price First Floor
Csc Hat Pins at Haf-Assorted styles and sizes
every one worth CSC more--tomorrow at two for
csc.
81 Bamboo Porch Blinds 69c-6ft wide by gift. long.
Narrow inside bark-keeps the sun out and at the
same time admits the air--thnk OF it-a summer
of GOODNESS for 6oc tomorrow. Fourth Floor.
81 w. B. Corsets at 78c--New model white batiste--'
low bust very long skirt. Lace trimmed with four
supporters, 7oc--Friday only! Third Floor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

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ter oes PrinSsn 5rieOri9 SeOpOlO pom
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ibre tbati9e Wtitbulie suseiast. 9tad
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b6flt beOeutiame @riinouu9 zines oeut'
i6su 0einbauperbanoes uoll3o9en. Der
neue Serbano unfa6t alle am beutiben
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Die felt ldnssrer .3eit fsrnitebenbsu Beiu'
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bsS neuen 8erbauoes mar nur burh Die
aufl6iuns oeS bisber beitebenoen oeuts
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
SeIdjieknne pom 5lnsseassn.

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aut oem oortieen S6iebpIas Der.
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i6iisen angeitellt, I'M ben @ert unO
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belle iiir Sen &riegSiuII ou erproben.
@s banoelt iib bierbei I'M Wai9l-
neuseipebre,' Die auf einem beioroe-
rem @eiteIl aneebrahf iiub uHb 5tpar
oerartie, bob oas @eidiis in bori'
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graS BON et1pa 70 beiist. Oie Wta-
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edieen @eiteII, 6as 70 bod 1T, bob
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bet ipelder Der 8ieIenbe Dor benz @e-
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SpieeeIs bieiiert Cine 5tpeite Ron-
itritttion bon Gent berlIht hdranf,
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oem 2auf bes 9eidites nerbunbeu
lit. SobaI6 burd ein $ouornb bic
Gage bes 9eIdiitrobres perdrSert
pirO, foIet Der 8ieie,tbe IN fetnen
Sit ebenfalls Der 8eipegune, 70 bab
er BEL Der fortpdhreitben 8erdube.
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Gte NeuSeIIe iiaS 10 ei1ugeriatet, 6ab
tie fi6 In fiiroer Bet aitf bem Ghnf-
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mntt, ereaben ie6o6 Iebr ungR1ffige
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
JrSblid Pfal;-Gutt erbaIt's!

Nm oeutlfen Strom, am 9riinen Hbetne
3isblt On Did bin, Pfalserlanb
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Der 5turen Praht In ieoem Shal
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%, Pfdl3erlanb, wie l6On bilt Dnl1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

- WtWter V. V. WeDCOmU WttO
norseu in 80 GbeideiOuuSsilassu 3eus'
uille aufnebmen.
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tilseu, iollsn in ben nd9iten Sebn Gasen
$4,000 3uiammen setrieben meroen.
= Der WiSbetidreiner @eorse Us.
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Nbtbeilung ber Snternational Sorrs'
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uno 5000 tbeilnehmeu ueroen.
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Wido6en lit am Dienitag Wtorseu ieis
uen Berlesuusen erlssen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
Srpan's 5raubcnIaft.

Die @sislli6aft Der 8nnOesbuupt'
Ita6t 1T uon einer sebeimuiBuolleu
9ranfbeit bsfallen, felt SrDan's .@raps
Suice Bun6- Wio6e 9enorben LIT. Wtan
bat 3par nod ni4t feitlielleu fOnnen,
warnm Der Ntasen Der -Sierbunoert-
ae9en oas @sbrdu rebrllirt, 2batid6e
1T, baB 0iplomatsn, ReSierunSsbsam'
te, Debiitanteh uno eiuise Der bO9iten
1ti6ter trant sewOrOsn iino. Saibinss
ton wenbet Ii6 iiAtli4 erlei6tcrt iuieoer
oem bon Srau @bump @lart Dor uielen
Sabren sinssfiibrten glpfelsetrdnt 3n,
6as ii1 UOrSisIih 3u einem PnnfA rls'
net nnS abiOlut aIiobOlfrel 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
Sas critic WaIer.

gm Montas purbe oas srite @uNer
oes Pacifil6en Sjeans In ben Pandna.
Sanal gelsitet, uahoem oer Damn fiib'
lid uon ben WtiruflOrss SGIeuBen bur9
Dpnamit seipreust woroen mar. Die
burd bic .@rplOlion peruriaAte @riniit'
tsruns mar 10 fart. oaB bic 8ewobuer
Der Stnot Pauama elaubten, esl babe
elm @robsbsn itattsefunoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

-Mebrere buubsrt Midb6sn, In Osm
Bert Der Scranton Cigar @ompauie an
Stfferion Gueuue uuo Hib StraBe aus
seftelIt, siu9eu an Donuerftae Sormit'
tag an ben Streit, ua4Oem ihueu cine
sobnerb6buns psrpeisert worben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
&unb t,erlpren.

gDdBn, fran,5fl6n pubd Sunp, prl6tr
auf ben !amtR 81 81 fcIst, sius psrIUrsn. gs-
lUbnuus fir btnftlbtn. }rau 5abrts. 4f3 q.
SeIft Aptnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
Mnfmdrter nerIanat: :

Gin tunsT RanH, um fH In tiutr @irtb--
lHaft utBlid ~ ma@n uub oas @sftdft gu tI.
lnutu. Nan mtibt li@ In @estIin's Cafe,
3i9-320 Spruft StIaet.