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Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Ser ,,MaHertnabs'' POineare.

Sin 4nefbotenbu9 ii6er ben prd~
IlHenten Ser 9epublit TrantreiG,
Serrn poincare, 1T in 9uris eri6ie=
zen. Sn benz Bud pirb Der MeIt
mitgeteilt, oaB Ser ieBigs 9rdfioent
Gig S9iiler in SEM unb au6 fpd=
ter Disadvantages getan uno gez
iproden bat. Nir erfabren, baB
RabmonO poincdre bereits nit bier
Sobren iene iiberle9ene RIugbeit unb
cen S9arfblid 5eigte, sic inn in
feiner politiIden Rarriere fpdter 10
bel niiBen Tolten. 0enn aIs er bier
Sabre alt mar. pflegte Jpn Oas 2in=
nermdb6en, tpenn er irgenOetpos gez
tan bate, in cine S9iir5e ein8uipitz
t.ln unb biefe S6iirae nit Na0eIn
3uSuIteden. Sebesmal 9elong eS
rann. 10 erfabren mir aus Dem
Nnetbotenbu6, Dem boffnungsbolen
EsIinoe, Die Na0eln gu en%tfernen unb
ii6 aug Der Sdir5e gu befreien. 90
iibte ii9 oas politif6e @enie bereits
Ell Soften fir Ole Sample Oes es=
Gems. 2ls S4iiler mar Hdbmono
@pincore, pie man iid benfen tann,
en- .Mufterfnabe", Elm leuhtenbes
Beifpiel fittIi6er Stren9e unb Mabr=
fett. Ooh mar er febr rei5bar, lieB
F,9 niGts aefallen. unb es CAB oft
p%riieeleien, Bel oenen er gerabe ni9t
INNER Sieger blieb. Die intereRante=
tie Mnet0ote lit pobl oie, odb NaD@
mono poincare ais juneer Mann
r;emaIs obne gaeg,nfdirm ausgina,
au9 tpsnn bic Some nod 70 f60n
leiftete. Nls man ibn froste, tpaz
rum er bas tue. antiportete En-, fpie
Ods Bud mitteilt: rgs tOnnte lei6t
reenen!~ Elm sebanfenboaes Wort,
cts benz ma cine porausf9auen0e
Weisbeit, ober du9 Elm tiefss @er=
iidnonis fir Die NatursefeBe ertenz
rem Tam,
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

geon1ten nod INNER refuItoiIos
berumfeben fab. f4idte sr ben qors
tier fort. bomit Der iebsn foas, no
Der Mann sigentIi9 sebliebsn Iei.
Na6 neniqen AugenbIiden tam
Der Yortier I6on pieoer suriid, nit
elmer erfdredten @ebGroe unb bintet
ibm bret 3s[ner, bic Dor gntIeBeu
fein Wort berousbrodten, bonn bic
6errsn. bic borbin bic So1e ourdl
8esabIuns tpiebsr gut maiden moi
ten, unb ouBsrbem nod sinigs @dfte.
Ser cine &ellner bra9te aboeri1el,
nur INNER bosIelbe berbor: ,@r bat
Ii6 nit ieinem Soi9snmefer bas
9er3 burdfto9en!"
9rei Minuten fp6ter mar bus Co
tai D0lig leer. Mit fiebernber SaIt
berTudtsn bic @dits, bic StroBe ,u
erreiden. Die beioen 9oli3iffer
5udten bic N1ieln, bic Reuner itons
ben unf9liiIIig 6srum, unO Der 8irt
uar CANA ir giatIoiigteit oufqelGIt.
ST lief DerapeifeIt i'm 8eItibiil bin
unb Der, unb obne fi9 anI9eineno
iiber ben Sinn Der @prte ridfia tIar
3l tperben, f9rie er forteeIebt: SO
babe i'm ni9t gemor6et! 9ag bo6s
i9 ni9t geiuuBt! Sd babe ibn nidt
ermprbet! Mos fonn i9 oofiir2"
Sn an bieIes Ghoos binein Tpielts
ununter6ro9en bic Muiit uno UNI To-
bel Iebbofter unb no16oltiger, ic
siliaer Oos publitum ii6 entfernts.
8ein Mlenf6 f9ien iiberborpt Die
M}uiit gu b0ren. SnfoIgeOeFen emp
fonb ou9 niemanO oos lteberfliiIfide
Der MuIif. limb niemonoem fiel Is
elm. Der &opelle, bic ouf benz Yooi.
nm fab, Rube gu 9ebietsn ober ibr
tpsni9ftens gu fagen, pos p~o1iiert fei.
Qtbsr dIs iebt bas 2otaI Ieer uno
bns Spielen 5pedIos mar, mari Der
erfte @siger ben 8opf 5uriid. ftridJ
nod einmol f9nun9los un0 elegant
nit benz 8ogen iiber bic ,G@eGaitp
unb bonn mar es gang fin. llno in
bieIer StiIe entfortten bic Muiit,r
5fpei Jlofden Set, identten fi9 bic
@IGfer bon unb tronten ouf bic
@efunbbeit bes freunbli6en @pen.
oers.
Der frsunbIi9e Spenber mar Der
neinfame Serr". gls er nod ein=
nal burds 2ptal geben muBte, bat
te er bel Ieinem ReIner, Der bon benz
@orfan i'm 8eftibiil ni9ts erfabren
fonnte, neil er neiter binten I'M
2otol be19dftigt NOR, 3ipei 6loIGen
Set fir Die Muiit beiteIt. llnb Der
&elner botte fein 8sbenten ge6o6t.
ben 8efebl fofort aus5ufii6ren. DEM
Der 9err fab ia gang iolibe aug.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

Sd nobm bic gelessnbeit ipobr,
unIsr,n Sbsrit rod am Grer5ierpIab
BON benz @orfoll in 4enntnis gu
IsBsn, unb aud er mar tief ergriffen
bon Der lnbdngliGteit bes trsuen
9ierss. 9o6oem Der General fid
entfsrnt bate, belt Der Sberit cine
iur5e 4niprone an bas 3eoiment, in
ipeIder sr ouf bic riibrenos 2reue
unb @nbGneIi1teit pes oIten &riesss
tamerooen binpies. 9eim Nbriiden
mdrI6itrie oos Rs9iment an benz
5unb porbei uno Bic MIuiit intos
nierts ben Mori6 SD batt' eiueH
&amtrooen.~ Woton ipuroe fos
bann ouf Der Stells, po sr pereubet,
sinaeerobsn, unb bic MuTitsr pfIau5z
ten Elm 9Gumhen iiber Der StGtte.-
Der @rsr3isrpIaB lit Idngit nidt
mebr, Elm neuer StaOttsil Der olts
sbrpiirbigen Stobt g. 1T bort err
ifonoen. ober bel ben alien 8omeros
ben Iebt nod beuts bis Grinnerung
an ben bis in ben COB oetreuen &es
gimentsbunD Wotonl
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

Sn einem fIeinen MISREPRESENTATION
Stdbt6en 1T Minna, bic neue per=
Il, gum 1. NpriI in ibren erIten
Dienit getreten. Na9oem Ser Sag
rnter 9ertpunoern uno Staunen bins
aeeaneen 1T. pirb ibr am M6eno
bon Der 9ausfrou eeiaet: .Minnd.
ebe bu ins gett gebft, tlopfit Ou ans
Wobnaimmer. tommit berein uno
iaeit p@ute Na9t""
@s miro balb 3e6n, es miro aebn
lsbr, Minna erf6eint ni@t. Gtpas
GrgerIi9 gebt Die 9ausfrau binaus.
Minna itebt. I'M 9emo nit Ser 2ampe
in Der 6onb in Der Rammertiir.
m9lber MGbden, bu foatef bod por<
Der n@ute Na4t" fagen.~
n@eraoe ponte i9 tommen," Iauz
tet Ole Derfddmte 2lntport.
So poIteit Ou tommen?"
So, i'd bate mir ia aud seipuns
bert"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
9amOr Der straBeunamea.

StroBennamen baben lire Sdidfas
le; Bis gum Sabre 1871 CAB es in
StroBburg cine gue sc r9omme De
fel. On batten bic 5%rau3oIen Die
SaIbmunnTtraBe umgetauft. unO crit
ais StroBburo pie0er oeutI6 mar,
ipurOc Ser ri6tige g}amc picoer eins
eefiibrt. Das lit zines Ser pielen
8eiIpiele pom .6umor Ser StraBenz
namsn"; qeraSe Bel ser lleberieBung
aus elmer Sprd9e in Oie anoere tons
men bic feltIamIten 8erneAslungen
boz. @s oibt pobl tallm cine StoOt.
in Der nidt Der cine ober Der dnoere,
beute duf Oen erlten Bid p0llig un=
perItGnOlide StroBennamsn porbanz
Sen lit, un0 penn man mad Dem urs
fpriineliden Namen fcrlht, 70 itDbt
maj gep0bnliG auF cine l%lmoeutung
0ur9 0en Npltsmuno, Ole oes 5us
mors ni9t entbsbrt. Sn Bonn gibt
es cine 8ibuts9aKe: oieIes Nipot
berOdntt iein @orbanocnIein pohrs
fheinli1 elmer ~ebemalieen - 8ieh-
p~faosgaKel Der Mauspfao, elm in
mebreren StGoten portommen0er Ias
me. gebt BEL Ser Bonner StraBe nidt
auf Mdufe 3uriid, fonoern 1T ser
Hemnss pfo0, nab Remieills genannt
Sn &0ln gibt e cine StraBenbe3ei9-
nung nSa6fenbaufen" pOer yllnter
Sodfenbauien". Sierin Itedt MD!
cine Ortsbe3eihnung. ionoern sic
Quele 0es StraBennomens lit ,,uns
ter ied5ebn SdpIern@. Die Sri6fsr,
gaffe in No9en 1T cine einfd1e Der.
fiirsung Ser Muitri6ter9aTe; ser
Oabmengraben in Moden, mad einem
8iirgermeiIter 9abmen %oenannt
ipurOe our9 bic 5ransofen i'm Sabre
1892 gu einem .Quai Oes DANES"
Die &iidii6erieBung ins OeutI6s
madte baraus e;nen Damenerdben,
uno erit na9 Ginger 2eit frat sic III.
fpriin9li4e, ri6tige 8e5ei6nung an
Steae Der faliden."
Sn Srier CAB cs ebemaIs eint
StraBe lad undas". 9us oem Ga.
teiniiden puroe oeutl9. ober faIfd.
Sum 9unoe", uno bierous nie0er
lateinif9: ad canes. Dit 6ambur-
ger ba6en cine gauge Heibe IeItfamer
un6 f6per beritdnolider StraBen.
namen. Die &afIeematerie, ipie ser
9oltsmun0 Die &affamaderreib,
nennt, 1T Die StraBe oerer, oie Raffa,
elm @efpebe, onfertigten; ser 8urItab,
Der ii9 in Samburg 5tpeimal beieins
dnoer finoet. gebt ni9t auf Sur,
itob! (gauer, ite6) uno einem mittel.
alterli4en 8dmpF Suriid. ionoern aui
oas Wort 8urItooe, Stapelplob oer
8eipobner. 0as 6dmeuraer Sell
felo" entbdlt oenleIben nieoeroeutIben
Stamm ipie Sdgel, Ser 8erliner Dor
orf. nGmli9 3iegel, unb gebt auf 3ies
geleien 3uriid, Die ebemaIs Oort laoen
Die @ngelsgrube uno Ser @noelspifdI
in 3iibef BADEN nidts nit Gngeln gu
tun, fonoern nit GneIdnbern, uno
Die ebenfuls IiibediI9e Str3ensgrube
lit aus Dem nieOeroeutf1en Sortogen=
grope, ser Ser~5osengrube, e%ntitanotn.
Sn 9eioelberg gift es cine Storms
suife. Sic bsibt obcr nidt mad ser
Miin5e, Ion6erR mad elmer 5cda 5lor;
Der pobItlineen0s apoaonienmortt
in StraIfuno lit i'm IS. S~dbrbunoert
aus benz npliinnmarft" g%eiporoen;
oi. RebeIengdIe in 2%aneenIdl3a err
innert nidt an Rebeaen, ionoern on
einen Mitbiirger ser Staot nomens
&ebil; Der feItIame Rame BoGens
bett in M~iiblbauFen lit notwithstanding
eiaenIid elm Modenbett. mad @ude,
Stein, senannt, uno Die profeFprs
gaFe in 0an5ig beiBt nod oen pros
feHpren, oenen, Die oas RIoItereeliiboe
abgeleet baben.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Nas @ehfrn (Hntn,

iglNAulAb~
fdihts ltunos). Der profeFor
ipriht seraoe bonn @ebirn oes Meus
iten, as er bemerft, baB er bos
Mtooea bes @ebirns i'm noturbiitoz
yi!den 9abinett beroefen bat. Gr
ceauftraat einen S6iiIer nit Fols
eenben Worten, es 3l boIen: Sic,
Nopotnp, ipollen sic oie 6reunos
Ii6teit haben, ins Rabinett su geben
rnb Dem 9erren Director al faqen.
CT moHte mir mein @ebirn 6erunter
i6iden, oa ih es momentum braude!"
@IidGideG be. @ar Sbr
aeiienoer ni8t frihcr Sudhlter
bel Sbu.n2"
nSatpobI. lin sen ReiIepoIfen bot
sr Ii9 erft bsipOrbeu. nahbsm er F6
perhsiratet bdtte!"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

@eoonfenfpIitter. Hu
fuer oes Nddften S4mer5 mitsufiihs
len Dermus, Dsritsbt i'm aud gu lin
bern.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
PLE LIFE FOR
CABINET MEMBERS
several Declare they Will Not
Pay Over $4,000 Annual
Rental for Homes

WARRINGTON. May 21.-The pub
Nc announcement Of Vice-President
Marshall and several cabinet mem
!; born, that they do not intend to pay
more than $4,000 year rental for
their homes. today brought down u
loud wall of criticism from Washing
4 toniaus. who declared that II was i'm
possible for the Democratic stand
ard-bearers to do the right sort OF
entertaining In such homes.
About $500 year is my maxi
mum for rent" said Vice-President
Aarshall. I'm not criticising any
body, but while I'm In Washington.
{ intend to live on my salary.
want Z home suitable to my wife and
myself and I'll find one within my
means"
ecretary of Labor Wilson, who Is
living at hotel. echoed the vice
presidents sentiments. and declared
that $1,000 would be his annual limit
Tor house rental. when he set about
Inding a home this fall Secretary or
the Navy Daniels said that any cab
met Official could find the home he
wanted at a price that would not
pinch his salary, II he wasn't getting
q home for display"
by following Jeffersonian prin-
ciples, and living quietly and com
fortably, a cabinet officer can 1--we
within his means in the capital. he
declared
Secretary of State Bryan has rent.
ed q house that costs considerably
over $4,000 year. but he has to do
Q lot of elaborate entertaining OF dip
lomats. His manner OF living, how
ever. has been very unostentatious,
and he Is setting new fashion foi
entertainments, with grape juice d.
plomacy."
A dozen real estate dealers were
unanimous in fixing "the proper rental
price for q cabinet minister's home
ct from $4,000 to $4,000 year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
MAYOR MARX STARTS
SPEED FIENDS OFF
Opens Season To.
night with Variety of Races
-klark is Detroit Leader

Detroits one-quarter mile motor
drome will be opened this evening
with a program OF races which will
bring out some keen competition
between the st. Louis team and the
Detroit team In the race for the
championship of the American
League OF Professional Motorcycle
Racing clubs.
The program for the opening night
OF the motordrome will open with
the Mayor Marx sweepstakes which
VIII be started by Mayor Oscar Marx
himself. and this contest Will be run
In three three-mile heats. The scor.
ing viii be five for a win. three Tor
second and one for third. The first
heat VIII bring out Miner and Nc
Namara OF the Detroit team, and
Pineau and Smiley OF the st. Louis
team. The same riders compete in
the two succeeding heats. the final
assembling OF points scoring for the
at Ave miles will bring together Don
Klark, captain OF the Detroit team
and Schultz against Holsinger and
Chable OF the ST. Louis team.
One of the most interesting meet
ings OF the evening VIII be the four.
mile match race In which Capt. Don
Klark. OF the Detroit team. will meet
Wild Cat Gibson, captain OF the st.
Louis team. These two riders are
evenly matched and the seasons
rivalry between them promises TO be
a feature at local meets. Gibson was
prominently mentioned for the cap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21

tainey OF the local team but MAIN
won, the position, and Gibson ven
TO st. Louis.
The American league champion
ship race will be run In two meats %
two miles each and hnal. Inc
opening heat will bring McNamara
and schultz of Detroit against YIN
son and Pineau OF 81. Louis, ana ,ns
second heat will see Klark ana NH.
ner arrayed against Smiley ana
Chable OF 81. Louis The maj neA,
viii bring together first and secona
i'm each of the heats and the th"u
man In the fastest heat and the sco'
ing will be the form adopted FOR the
championship, five TO first, three "
second, two 10 third. and one 10 the
fourth man. The score OF the teams
counts I'm the championship rae"
when averaged with the score OF me
road team which will be at CleVe'
land. Wednesday and Saturday even
ing of this week and next SUNDAY
evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
PLANNED TO RID STREETS
OF UNDESIRABLES


suit OF opposition from the labor
unions, which feared that IL would
make liable TO arrest men seeking en-
ployment or while on strike The
CroulAllan ordinance gives the labor
organizations ample protection, its
only object being 20 rid the streets or
street loiterers and thieves
For the past few months the police
have been vainly irving to break up
a band OF pickpockets operating In the
city On account OF the difficulty in
securing evidence against suspect,
the police have been unable 10 land
the thieves. The ordinance will be a
great help to the police in cleaning up
the city. Other large cities have sim-
liar ordinances.
At the instance OF Jake" Haarer,
commissioner ~ public works, Aid
Sherman Iittlcheld introduced an
amendment TO the garbage ordinance
TO compel hotels, contractors and fac
tories 20 haul their own refuse away
The amendment defines domestic
rubbish" as not including cinders,
ashes or refuse from factories. hotels
and restaurants. II was referred TO
the ordinance committee The COM
missioner Is still at work cleaning UP
the litter from cleanup day, when
people tire wall sorts of refuse into
the alleys
The nominations OF John Gillespie
for police commissioner and William
T. Dust for park commissioner were
received In a communication from the
mayor and laid on the table. according
to the established rule.
Police Commissioner John Gillespie
sent his first ONCE communication to
the council. Tuesday night was a
request for a transfer OF funds.
Aid. Schemansky's resolution. in.
structing the park commissioner to
place benches in the lower end ~ Cad
illac-so.. FOR the accommodation OF
visitors and fatigued citizens. was
adopted. --
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
JOBBING PRICES.

.:s :s-:s iis. t :: s:,
ssSnd.sd. Goo Corn Table S:ns S... s. ias
era: 81 -. ;;Y'.f;d; +. sSSi.s.. s:IaSS .
lsSa ca. . a pias: i 10 Ai on.:
:,Ily June. iLsa. :!itsd early June;
E..s = Sceeins pr.e.: in ,oo;.s
n aIs s6 midSnrEs.a W.; eo.rs s. corn orr, meal
Cat chop. ;sl per ton, -. s''. .a'
gan patent iGSo: straight. %: pure
rye: $50: spring patent. ss.io per Obt
snrss5ed x, WIRE - per ss ss,v:n,.sS
gauge. is'1o; sssssase.s S ssssss; ssI Gauge g
3, S,s sofs sSSs.s So, per cw r.: sing,
i.hed, ,i4 per dos; black sheets: %
HSls: snail 20 os and Oh R:s ' %ssu H
bolts. small. 10. 10 and Is per cent Oui
large. So per cent on list
.ss S sss Di. n:s s:: s'd .!l !s
l.e: Crown ga.olins. iic per gal.
sSssSss''. si.a! . Dss: *. i: e
bacon. IN OBS 70: lard n tisrcss
Sugar-Corrected daily Oy w. H. Edo
gar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. alb.
1920: do. S-lb;, !!4v; eagle tablets
XXXX powdered. S6.o6: STANDARD pow
dered. IS; graduated. extra coarse.
$40; graduated. fine. In hulk. 34.60:
s sai nna, 2S-ib. eottons, 9+sSi crys-
tons In cases. $3.50; crystal domino
gran, HF cases. s.; diamond A.; $40:
s. $40: No. 8, $i40. No. Z, Sass; No.
s, s. so: No. Q. S426: No. 10. iA.ao: No
II. S+.l6: No. II. lAlo: No. IL. 3AoS:
Mo IL. '4S No 10 %: SnS..Sai5
powdered. is. IS to case. is.to per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 20.--Fiour; Mod
erately active and steady. Pork: Firm
mess. S21..5a 22.35. Lard Flrmer
middle west spot. Sill 204li30 sugar
Raw, dull. centrifugal, &c test, S3.27
muscovado. SO test. SAT-: refined easy
cut loaf, s5.05; crushed. $is5; powder
ed. 81 40 l.35; granulated. s4l0a4 400
Coffee: Rio No. on spot, 11Sc. Tai
low Quiet. city. SIC; country SIS a
6ssc. Hay steady: prime. SIl0 q
l.I9La No. 3. 70qs soc: clover. 55c a 81
Dressed poultry: Firmer: turkeys, ID
02so; chickens, 5Q 26c; fowls. 15l
ls4c: ducks. lie. Live poultry: Tn
settled: geese, SC; ducks, lac; fowls
l6c; turkeys, l2hc. roosters. Toe
chickens. brollers, 31633c. Cheese
Firm; state milk. common TO specials
l0I11c. skins. common TO special. 5 a
l3c: full skinms. ga n 4c
Butter: Firm: receitps 1884; cream
25T2Stac; imitation creamery nrsts
2Tc. Eggs: Steady; receipts. 3l,s4s
nearby white fancy, 22hT .4c:. nearby
a CSC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
A SURE Enouoh Hen Party.

You have all heard Of showers
linen showers, kitchen showers. mis-
cellaneous showers, and sometimes
thunder showers, but IL remained for
Miss Ina Doolittle and Mrs. Aerial
Peck to plan and carry out hen
shower and birthday surprise upon
Mrs. George Lee Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee started to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leon Sweeney in Somerset.
when they were told that Mrs. Lee
would have to return, as she was to
have callers; IT the same time ladies
were coming from every direction
each carrying a nice fat hen. and
when the roll was called 22 biddies
responded and seemed very proud that
they could figure in SO unique ar AZ.
fair Mrs. Lee recently moved from
North Adams to the home recently
purchased Of z. Peck. II was com
plete surprise TO Mrs. Lee. and II was
really and truly hen party, no gen.
tlcmen were present-North Adams
Advocate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
CHRIS JORDAN VICTOR
OVER HANK GEHRING

CLEVELAND. O.. May 2l.--Chris
Jordan. Greek midleweight wrestler
Is In a position today TO demand
chance at the title in his class, as
result OF his victory over Henry
Gehring. former champion, ias'
night. After Jordan had secured the
frst fall in IS minutes. Gehring nr'
feited the match by refusing TO 20
on, claiming he had been injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
m DETROIT

Eniel Neirincx, sccured Of bringing
NPs. Isid0re Van Rompu and her
daughter. Clarissa. into this coun-
try from Client. Belgium. In violation
OF the immigration law several
months ago. was given hearing pc
and held for the grand jury, win
bail at $1,000.
Augustus Cooley sued the ID. u. r. and
George smith, owner Of . cab for
damages In Judge Colds court.
4 Tuesday. as the result OF wearing
apparel being damaged rag ara, me T Intc
Smiths hack while in funeral pro-
cession. The jury returned a ver-
dict of $50.
work was begun Tuesday on large
MieAlgan Central freight depot at
Gratiot and Beaufait-aves THIS new
building. 80 feet wide by 2so long.
IN on the inner belt and Is for the
accommodation OF the shippers OF
northeast Detroit. The structure
VIII be part one story and the rest
two stories. II will have; II is sa,H;
abundant platform facilities and all
conveniences Of the modern freight
hOuae.
Ahe Cohen and Jack Miller were ar
rested here, Tuesday afternoon, ON
federal warrants charging them with
with violation of the white slave
act. 1t 10 said that the two men as
made q living from the earnings OF
Cohen's wife. Miller Is charged with
brin ging her to Detroit from New
York. while Cohen. II Is alleged
brought her back, later, from chi
cago.
~Desp1te the strength Of the organisa.
tiou Of the saloon, brewery .na
whisky interests. u strength that mas
the eDtroit council cowed, the end
Of the reign OF the saloon is in
sight" said J. Frances Burke, , su,
league. addressing the Mems club, in
the st. Clair Heights Methodist
church. Tuesday evening. The IL
Quor interests are on the defensive:
the forerunner OF disintegration,
watch the men up for Office and 20
md out before voting how candi-
date stands on the liquor question.
TussAay, Juae 3, the Wholesaler and
nanufnctuRers' bureau Of the board
Of Commerce will make business
extension" trip to LAn .:a II 10 sn,
Wholesalers and manufacturers OK
& Detroit will make the trip, They Will
meet the business men OF Lansing IN
get together" spirit a specia,
o'clock will take the party to Lans-
Ing over the Pere Marquette. The
train 10 cheduled to arrive In Lans-
Ing at 10. and TO start on the re-
turn trip at p. IN.
he Hast ssSuset Aoar Of music" In the
negees ~ Abram Ray Tyler, organist
Of Temple Beth Ell. will be given
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr..
5 Tyler will play the Largo from
Dvoraks New World" symphony.
and the Finale Of a Guilmant sym
phony william Rowland. bass. will
sing 1T IL enough" from Mendels-
sohn's Elijah accompanied by ia
cob Holskin. cellist, and I'm dreams
heard the seraphim." by Faure
accompanied by Mrs. Helen Burr
Brand, harpist. As the Anal num-
Der. Mr.. Tyler will play his own
Rhapsody for organ. harp and
cello, assisted by Mrs. Brand and
Mr.. Holskin.
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MARKETS and FINANCE

Zinc 37O. Arizona Commercial 10. Bos-
ton a Corbin eco. Butte Il superior 4o5,
Calumet a. Arizona lsS. Chino I. Cop
per Range 100. Franklin Minins rs Gil
rouN $50. CRANKY las. Greene Cananea
bo0. Hancock 10 Indiana 80. island
Creek Coal 90, do ri 10, Isle RoNsle
Copper i2e. Kerr Lake loo. Lake Cop
per rs Mason VALLEY 100. Mass Cons
Mining % Maynower Is. Michigan Min
ting 20. Nevada CONS 20. Nipissing D.
North Butte ~. North Lake 100. otih-
way Mining 24O. old colony Mining 20.
Osc, ola so. Pond Creek Coal 35. do rites
7o4 Quincy MINING IS. Ray Cons 100
Santa Pc Gold & Copper Mining 10
Shannon ass, Shattuck n Arizona 60
Superior a Boston $50 Superior Copper
20. Tamarack %. L X 500, do pref 81,
Apex leo. Utah Cons rs. Utah Copper
Is. WOLVERINE 40
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PRODUCE

$50 per sbi; bog apples, sl7s9 tss.
Ds.ssas-Soood shipping stock. u.ss
c::n~n.!.e. LEO ssS' p.s y 20.
ers c:,.r SE.isasni. s =: a. sc. s per
G Gsse::s-wSS's a.i 0p pr,c.-. M,enls.a
a.: F PORK a: :* e a:a ola s. i et Ci
s.i' +. iisiss' imported swiss 'sSs'
B B::::.1 c:,.. new s e e.. II sSse,so
Figs-lr.perted. new. i0iso ID:
FTesH veset.Sies--cuoum hot
house. saioe: spinach. ,i.oo per Su;
Fior;ds tomatoes u. scUs per s-SasSc'
crate, cgSi basket: pie plant 20 y Csc
bunch s. per s::s s ssss0n
Grape Fss,s-- =. -. st1s boz.
s.F isSsii:s : .H: :T T.
:. H.ySpetfs,. slIyrsIs e; os'lss !, the ):
lots, Z !: b. De .roi.: 20. : si%othy.
No. a.si emii.S S0 ,,sei 1sSe'i ,ss. g Hi.:&
w.; "a o.; :s,.S No
I, Eisse hid:s i,o; M: =, es ~ s s1I.a
veal kip. i4ho: No. I green veal KIP
lsc No. green calf ibc: No. horse
hides. 81; No. 20 h. NEE. "a sheep.
skine. a. TO amount oS wool soo2
80; 81 No > h'd'~ 10 on A'0 ana sA'''
t,eSa.s se.so07 per boz
iimss--N 0i.sa doe :,
20aleoe-Ysllow, ear lote. eS 0eor per
100 ibs. store lots. S06oc por bu:
Texas Bermudas 3I160f.2b bu.
Floridas. e56s.so
P~wisry--r so0s2c: spring.
Isal7isc. hens i-p1fitc: stays. $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-21
COBB COULDN'T CROSS
LDRiN0; RUDE GOT A
HOMER: rY WINNING RUN

Ty Cobb couldn't cross Old
ring when RUDE was going 10
or from bases. but he got the
break In luck that won the
Tigers game for them, despite
the fact that fortune favored
0idring enough to give him n
clean homer
Every time Oldring went To
or from the bench Cobb tried TO
cross In front OF him. Rube'
however, managed by some
hard sprinting to prevent Cobos
doing so.
Oldring got "A homer, but CoDD
got the winning run.