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The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

ton of dance hall regulation the lines
are clearly drawn, on one side being
the right and on the other the wrong.
Drinking In dance halls has start
ed many o girl on her way to the
worst dens that we had In the CITY,"
said Aid. Allan. speaking IN defense
of the ordinance.
Aid. Owen asked protection for the
young girls who come to the city to
work in the stores and factories and
who are without q mothers care.
The attack on the ordinance In its
original form, was led by Aid. Bar
nett, but before the Third ward
rally his forces, several of his back
ers, seeing the way opinion was crys.
talking, jumped to the other side.
valiantly did eddie" attempt to
cover HIS route. He asked Assistant
Corporation Counsel Atkinson for sew.
eral opinions. but the city attorneys
statements did not convince q ma
jority of the aldermen that II would
be unfair or illegal to any club or so
ciety to pass the ordinance with the
liquor clause incorporated. Barnett
wound up his speech ny saying that
he didn't care whether the ordinance
passed or not.
Aid Behlow and DeGalan made
short talks against the ordinance.
They feared its passage would cur
tail certain privileges now enjoyed
by German societies.
The ordinance will take effect Jan.
1.
The council also passed Aid. Rein.
hardt's ordinance, prohibiting the
granting of Wholesale liquor licenses
In restricted districts.
Mayor MARKS letter suggesting that
Highland Park should be allowed to
connect with the Detroit sewer sys-
tenn was referred to the committee on
sewers.
The common council will meet
Thursday noon in special session to
confirm the sale OF 81 900 090 worth
Of city bonds to Henry Ford.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
WASHINGTON PRE-
PAIRING FOR MEX
ICAN CRISIS


derstand that several of the powers
which FASTENED to recognize Huerta
soon after he stepped into the presf-
dency over the body of Francisco Ma
dero, are now considering formal re-
vocation OF that act. Such a step, It
was pointed out today, might quickly
preoipitate the dictator's downfall by
closing most of the worlds money
markets to him.
II was persistently reported today
that state department agents we're
unofficialiy in communication with
the constitutionalists. seeking exact
Information on their program OF re-
form In Mexico and what promises
they would make In return for par
tial recognition by this country Of
their belligerency. The same sort OF
tacit acquiescence I'm rebel operations
that the United States extended Ma
dero against Diaz might be the full.
orum by which the constitltionalists
would be able to pry Huerta loose.
II was pointed today that the Uni
ted States could not formally recog-
nize the bclligerency OF the consti.
tutionalists unless II desired formally
to relinquish all claims against the
Huerta regime for damages to Amer.
lean property. But the ban against
expectation OF arms and ammunition
to insurrectionists could be raised.
Special Envoy John Lind. whose
stay In Mexico was to have continued
until after the elections of Oct. rs,
is now expected to return at an early
date. Reports persisted here today
that Charge O'Shaughnessy had In
CURED Huerta's bitter ,enmity be
cause OF his post. as mouthpiece for
the curt warnings OF this government.
and might be handed his passports
ct any moment.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

fuerst were groups OF hysterical won
en- and praying men. The names
burned high all night. gradually get
ting back ~ far a. the funnel. Tnen
daylight came. sombre. with darn
clouds. turning to scarlet. making an
other magnificent picture. with the
are sweeping back OF the funnel. t.
the stern. where some 500 women and
children huddled.
Suddenly the sea was alive with
small boats. and the whole crowd was
taken on more quickly than seemed
possible.
Our last sight of the volturno show
ed the smoke back to the poop. The
passengers were rescued just In time'
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
AND PROVISIONS

D1nOIT. Oct. r1l.---Ciose: Foreign
1ot0 were weak when the wheat
~ bponod Tuesday and Liverpool
W6te lower. This gave weak
|7SSeol had plenty OF reason for
$500 Worlds exports were heavy.
1 e. passage inorea sed and there
- increase in the European Wis
Dvly, Rsalising was induced by
x04ports from Black Sea ports.
4 and lucreasiug pressure from
lnereasing stocks helped
feeling OF weakness and
- oQmpIAjnts about scarcity
~ t66m. A decline In corn
~ Wxnken wheat. The corn
~ Rne due TO weakness at Bue-
~ causing free liquidation.
reported c0mmiseion houses
o51 Ind there was pressure
oo8}hweok Minneapolis stocks
IoDoeot9 Increase. but the
1o1n(e 81 Minneapolis and Du-
~ carr. un0or = year ago:
swa?9 zs1S getd: snow ~ 9
- Tor tie 0tvt time since new
~ eeo10 1mafkete.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

0e1 bu.
S.:s: rfs,sr ssS =; e s Ssr sls s..-
ket: Deiawares, Alb. basket ieo0oo
H.; Nisgsras. Alb. basket. $50 zoo. H.
N1sSrr:n Ill. .iS basket sa:ssa
Hesey-Fancy. white. new. n2isS;
152 S., :ss h S;yin N c a:
i'Giss;$iss g 5 s,a ns.lSi'' So Sc
Timothy. .el%4l%bo: No; ! mixed' vasss
XGS: wheat and ost straw. sTOISS
hickory Nss.-M;7sSs PR bu, +,
ikfs ssn NO. i green bulls. i0No; No.
kip, 1ic; No. cured murrsin. lac; Nc,
green murrain: ioe' NO sc!e1 Nc csai
horse, 81; No. morse, IS: No. ! tsllow.
sAc; No. taliow. SIC. NO. 2 hides.
ic on: No. kip. and calf. NC on;
LeSensENessilas. SS.sO0s box.
M s'%s:-.RfSiKs' Fords. 7seeu: o..s.
u o = e. os; v.lenesa.. w.rs
O.ioss-Ysllow. N:ss per blu: Sass
per sack; spanish. $40 per crate
p.s;i:;.. .i:ssiss; f D:es:: 'ss s
P..sS..IAA, si.7S0s; A. 'i.sool rs;
b, sl.25Gl.60 blu.
ais sss' .,sSs. fEcSiice rooste1s: " 10 .
'if ri,s SsSn; ..SS AS per crate -
in ios Sst srass P:srG Sa in
bbi: Jersey. S3.a5 Dbl; Si.2 bu.
TaIiow-No. l. SC; No. g. SIZE lh
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NY. COTTON EXCHANGE
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE

little more satisfactory this morning.
In that, under light receipts the big
buyers are now looking for springs,
although hens are still dull. The Elgin
butter market made a rather uncxpect-
eddy heavy decline yesterday. The egg
market is steadily firm under light and
decreasing receipts. For the third time
In sugar prices ~ announced, due TO
the close OF the canning season. Fresh
vegetables are In moderate supply and
rule steady
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
JACOB GUTHARD EASY
WINNER IN THIRD WARD

Jacob Guthard was an easy winner
in the Third ward aldermanic elec-
ton, Tuesday, as predicted. There
was little interest in the election and
less than a thousand votes were cast.
Guthard's opponents on the ballot did
not even campaign against him.
Guthard received S63 votes, while
Fred J. Pagel. Progressive, received
~: Harry Mellen. Democrat. 70, and
p. ]. Wilson. Prohibitionist,> s.
Guthard will MI out the unexpired
term of the late Aid William p.
Kingsley His election assures an.
other vote for Aid. Dingeman for the
council presidency In 1914.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15


OF the water. and an occasional blue
signal from some nfeb0at was an
swered from the bridge Of one OF the
liners.
The Carmania's searchlight swep,
the scene through the whole night
picking out the small boats, which
were looking for survivors In the wa
ter. Collisions among the big ships
were avertsd only by their splendic
handling.
At $40 o'clock q tremendous explo
sion doubled the height Of the fames
leaping from the deck OF the burning
ship. They set of two rockets on the
Volturno, which rose high and grace
fully through the air like an exhi0i
ton.
On the decks OF the Grosser kur
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
App,ss-7scosi per bu: ,anoa7s


Bsna.as-.oood shipping stock. $3.50
02.25 bunch.
Beaus--Dried Lima, :07isc Id.
CALIFORNIA; Fruit-Piums. (i15Gl.ss:
peaches, 1910; pears. $27508; To-
kay grupes. ei.so01.75: Malagss. ei.7S
fD2 per boz.
Caulinowers--s1.6o0 dos.
Ce!ery-Ksls masoo. 10000 per do2
Csbbsgem.!2Q226 per bbi
1n ,n s,I 1sgisnS; Nsswc York: i5si7hs;
- g zoe; imported Swiss. a70a7hc;
Chsstnuts-ls02o c per ID.
Dotee--Persian. new, &C Id.
common. i00ljc Der 10.
s. ys..-7;dhmpessed ii@isc per 10: Cali.
ISsaan ss1ates-sic per ID.
- yteoo 1veUstah~es-oreen Peppers. 81
0l:i0: req peppers. Ss9x1S NJ; ca
Lettuce: te4ssc Blu: bsets. 7s9Soc 81;
pareley. isosee Per dos: tomatoes. bee
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

uounce the holding OF the following
examinations October 23rd. 1913. at the
Council Chambers. City Hall: For Court
Clerks at 1000 "A. m: for Rodmen Mt
1000 a. M: for overseer Of barns at
200 n m for Overseer OF Garage at
200 d. m Application blanks ana fur
Their information may be had at the
office Of the Commission, 204-5 Monat
Building.
BY Order of the Commission.
FRED w. SMITH.
(A-217) Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
JoBBING PRICES.

CaansA GceA.-Appiss. Esiss s,;;sO
beans. 81 8i.3S. Gown: Fancy Maine.
i f.ss &a nSs r s.9s O JUNE:
Buckeye tail. Si.66: ust. Pics; Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinks. tlit: Tomn-
june, i.so; siftsd early June: d.iS
FesS - Jobbing prices in lso.lh.
s ns m STnn ss ccsr.. ooas
ISL; cracked corn. SsS; corn and oss
gan ssf.s ss 1s s.s:A s;;:; e1 ' ss;
rye. Eeo: .prins patent. iti 10 Per SSl
HssdWare-Nails. saIo case: Plat!
s snns:a r mrs ii p:l :poci:
s ssSss $40 :n;;si :.as. sssss
s;is sof Ero:. sv d.. :'p pol:
ished. Si4 per dos: black sheets; q
belts. snail: ~ ana j. RI cent III, ia:
sSss s Per 'iSs .n "a no o.r esas
large. IS per cent Oh list
Oils-Raw iinsssd. SIC: boiled lin
seed. Sc: Diamond hes6lisht kSro.
isNc; crown gasoline. lsc per gal
Previsions-Me.s pork. SIS; family
SIS. 80. clear packs, 319.S042l; hams
17@17hc; picnic hams. l0bc; bacon
ia 1sc: lard In tierces. l2c: Kettle rem
dered, 13c h.
Sugars-Corrected daily by w. H
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. Alb
$50; do s-lb, $40: Eagle tablets
xxx powdered. sss5;- standard pow
dered. $3.50: granulated. extra coarse
$3.50: do. fine, in bulk. $50: do. 25-lb
cottons. N.s5. crystal domino gran.
9Th and 5-lb cartOns In cases. SS.l0
crystal domino gran. HF cases. $3.50
diamond A. $3.50. confectionery A
34.75; No. 4. $40: No. 8. Sass: No. 8
$3.50: No. $4.5S; No. s.. $3.50; No: .
IL. $3.50; No. Is. S4.25; No. II. 44.35;
No Is. 44.25; non-caking mixture, u
per 100 lbs.,; household powdered, Is
as to case. $s.S5 per case.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

v Iho p6llcWing nrnns are priv
ses "aI VIZ 1Pfe Ssse. 3. f. sac clRs1ss
Z nSlli = Co, Richard irwin 9
= HSss Co. + "; Noble
3SeskS II. West q "a.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

ELGIN, Ill. Oct l3-Butter was
quoted at 29h cents today, q decline
OF ~ cents under the prevailing price
of last week.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

CHICAGO 0HAIN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Oh. l4.-Wheat opened
weak after The Monday holiday. with
prices u 07se A,wer, Lower cable re-
ports and poor local support was re-
sponsible. During the first half hour
Of trading December and May futures
remained steady at the opening price.
Corn opening was Influenced by a
heavy cable and corn sold at the open
ing &c below SATURDAYS close De-
early trading. Oats opened weak In
sympathy with wheat and corn. De-
cember lost q further fraction in the
frst half hour, while May remained
steady Provisional trade was feature
less with prices steady.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Oct. lA--Money on call:
81 per cent. Time money: per cent
for six months. Mercantile paper: 81
per cent. Bar silver: London. 20 b-6th
pence; New York. 81 SC. Demand ster.
ling: s4.95.80.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

Butter-Extra creamery, soc: cream-
cry nrsts, 29c; dairy. 3Sc: packing. nc
per ID.
Eggu-Recotpts, AL cases. current
receipts. cases included. ITO per doa
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
CITY OF DETROIT, C0NTR0LLER's
OFFICE.
October l4th. 1913.

Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until IL o'clock noon. Thurs
day. Oct. lS. 1919. at which time they
will be opened. for the purchase OF
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. O., Oct. 14.--Wheat: Cash,
s3hc: December, 94%c, May. esAc.
Corn: Cash, 72hc: December. SSNc:
May. 71hc. Oats: Cash. 42c. December.
A1Ar:. Nay, 45c. Rye: Cash. 61Hc.
Cloverseed: Cash. October and Decem-
Der, $3.50: March, 37-s5- Alsike: Cash.
S1lsSs. December and March,, 5000.
Timothy: Cash, $2.45: December. $3.50.
March. ,t2.57. Butter, eggs and hay:
Unchanged. 1879 40
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
FlETS and FINANCE

|sskc: No. / whfse.- - ster-Cearse grain
Suotstions: Gers. cash No Mr. I1H &c;
No syel0r ut as' s Ns ysnGw car ca,
t' car At &c &c; 10. = white. lis Rye:
casn NO sc ,on. Bean. Z, 20, i Nov:Msss
i.So cioversssd: Prime October and
rss 70 bags. ss is.sc. 1t at sTss;
S g sFs G $50 sATR ne,s s,:f Salm ~
spot. so bar. GAO; Alfalfa: Prime
Receipts in the petroit market Tues
OF wheat. s. Of corn. AZ OF oats, J OF
barley, OF rye and % OF hay. With.
ORA walls were 1000 bills Of nourl 2.2oo
bu Of corn and 500 bs OF eats aaa s ho q;
corn. 7,400 bu Of oats and 4<5oo ou
OF rye an,
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
European visible supply of wheat,
1850. o0O-bu: week ago. 74.sS4,ooo pu'
wheat on passage Increased $4,000
bu last week and II now 3A752.00o bu.
against 35.s68,000 bu year ago
Worlds wheat exports last week
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to
1kd lower and corn Nd higher to "a
lower
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis In
CREASED S76.0OO bu in three days.
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Southwest.
eos. 900 bu. against $4,000 bu year
ago: Duluth. ass cars. against ros
Minneapolis, 369 cars. against ass: Win
nipeg, i.16l cars. against 1.lol; chi
cagr. ss cars against ass.
A. rican visible supply changes:
Wheat. .4sS000 bu increase; corn.
1s9 600 bu increase: oats, 1.e5s,co0 bu
increase.
The subject ~ terminal facilities. ar.
rangements and charges on hay and
straw will be considered at the meet
ing or the board OF trade transporta-
ton committee on Wednesday. Hay
man are rAnuaafed to attend.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

no feathers.. The plain, neat kind that
looks right T1mes Prfnting &c. IL
John R.-st Phone Main 1913
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1t.--opening-Wheat:
December down &c: May down NC.
&c. Oats: December down &C; May
down NC. Provisions: Steady.
Close-Wheat: December down %c;
May down Ac, Corn: . P 1srsnannr Gown
&c: May down sc. Provisions: Steady
to easter.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section !
(uD of Chapter 1877 OF the Compiled
Ordinances Of the City of Detroit.
for the year 1912
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2as eintoln Soiyital

c~rfreit iih eIaer mun0erbarer, ab'
geiHloiiGueu Gage, umgeben bon
id1atteuiuauOen0eu gGumen. 6
madlt ogn Giu0ruf zines gripdtbau.
ics. Gs lit aufs Bette ausgeitattet
fir Die 9eban0Lmg idmmtIiter
arauf5citan uno fir Gperationen,
mo lift ba5 bette wo 5%entraI 0ele'
acne SoipitaI in gmcoIn. Cine
alusbiloma5iduIe fir aranfeupfIe,
qerimcu lit 0amit perbunoeu.
G5plcid Der 2etter mo BETTER.
SER Or. % g. 8amep. baltptidd'
lid aaaemeine aroufbeiten behan.
felt. iie6t 6a3 SoipitoI ieoem ar5t
fir Gperationen often. Die be-
item giIegerntcn iteben 5ur Ser.
fialmg inter Der perionIiten gluf.
iidt 6es lciten6en Ar5te5 Or. Rn'
men. Qebtercr beiutt aud ans.
iDdrtiar Qatienten uuo uimnt aus
iuGrts Gperntioncn Dor.
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iH sHHt Nlg1m hif'gs .tatn
atnaftat5 .tt .aiidlid al3 Nlft
uiitf midlothian CtH ouerfer arc
HtF UrfHH t6u alfalfa t1fitti.
o1ftu. Sab ieu NuH1u Ben g0bgn'
'8f otu e.. itE afbau auher6romilit
flt @rerferctifi Gic QauptatAiu
1Hna ijir cen pou bon dlidlia 30.
lut 0b1emdiiertrr 9ooeH ha bic.
Eil1utc ebcn ans lrofcntn @fatn
sn airn5 ildmmt glie0ril afIc..
1sats Q1no unB 01her ait mttudi
.grt mo hod1eIt1eue5 iiei Gepiliat.
rtrSeu b1mjt g5 Sauerit1H ouiue6.
men fam. Sin picIen GbeiIeu bou
i0 EaFota miro glialid bercits Be-
tdn0ia u]n1ebalt mb id6rltd arcBaI
Wenaeu 0esielbcn atsgefiart
nan mare ntclleidlt reriuht, 5u|
,lau5cu, baB It'd Elm ioIte5 8rairic.
.an0 fir Ghitbau MIR Dcai5 ei5net
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fen, beuiiben Sen a1taIoapreis Elm,
fad ais Sober, INN aiuoeu an5u.
Iodeu. @as iie oann ob3iebcn,
mar tlatiddIid elm 3uidlag, nit
ccm Ser Sander gerednet batte.
G5enio oerbdIt cs iif nit Dem Sn.
5abluu8ncbmcn qebrautter Gar5.
Gar5 Der biaigen Sorte meroer
gcnobuIih pom 5irmen Gergeitelt,
DeIte iid Die anappbeit an mirt.
lid qltcn Cars 3miita MAIDEN nm
Gle g1adfrage 3t fiiuen. Sod Gin
3mef oes 5uqeifIagenen Breiies 1T,
cen adufer gIouber 81 MAIDEN, oaF
iein gebrauftes Auto gut in 9In.
re1mmg fam. Gpdter iDir0 CT 0ief.
leitt ml5finoeu, oaB iein 2lutomobiI
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On ~perfaufen.
440 older fnltiUirtes TnrmlaH0

440 Afer fnltiDirtes 6nrmlaHO
NIT auten Bcbduocu, ME periiegen'
Gem beitem @ruHuenmaier, gtiIble,
1875 glder filtioirt, 80 4der Sen.
lamb; aqe8 ebenes 2ano; 100 gder
@eiSelan6 nit flieBeuoem Qnea'
naiier, ale um5amt. 5rudtbarer
idrnar3er 9o6en; cine Der proouf'
tipiten Tarman 6es uorooItlihen
0ebrasfa; fam fir Die Sdlite ocs
8ertbes gefauft meroen Bette 8c.
oinaungcn, nit ooer obne Subenta'
rum un6 $500 gribel leBtiabri'
oes I2aisforn. $4,000 an3a5lung
bis 8lim 1. Mdr5; gieIt nit 6 Bro
zent 9inIen ab3dblbar i'm 8erbdlt'
rig 6es @rtrages Der 5arm nno
Wiebsudt. Sn etlihen Sabren 6abt
SIR bic 5arm aus ben Grtrdgen
be7a6It. unO 6as 2ano beiiBt oann
Sen ooppelten @ertb. 9ommt mo
ii6er5eugt Gud ieIbit ODER itreibt
an
GOnraO @ettlanfer,
Roate go. /, C'Reia, Ge6rasfa.
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muB Bel ser nelten Cadillac Dor
allen Die nun0erbare geihtiqfeit
uno @Iattbeit Der 5a6rt b~erDor1ebo.
ben neroeu. 3o5 bic 9&eroen 10
iebr angreifet6e Sim uno Seridlt,
teLn eriitirt bei elmer 6abrt in elmer
Cadillac nidt. ltn0 bel all oicieu
gor3ii9en lit Der Me6anismug nift
tompIi3irter, ionoern I'M @cgentbeiI
einfnfer, un0 Die getriebstoIten
iino 9Grin9er ~getpor0en.
gtun Elm BOAR Borte ilber BEN
Rreis ser automobile. Benin aauff
zines 4utonobils, nod mebr ais
Eel mtOeren Safen, if gorfdt ge
boten. Gs 1T cine nIte Sa6e, 6ab
niammo etipas beribenfen fam.
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@ie5t Ser Wtf.Gufrr p]or5e5Iid.
actuas 5a". io tit es uar. 0a5 o,li.
3u5a5e" tn Dem GrcIie G]B5egrii.
Ten tit. yer ituantan0cn 4rciel
.it Der aauf muer uuiiher, 6cnu
cine rfrlide @rihiitsiubruna hai
.i.ite 8retia ndmlite i1Idle Graiia.
tie Gium nab @eitafts1rm0iaeen
nuaemcicnm Groiit iihcrn. @e.
idlita. pelde init iiA baioelu Iai'
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qrofartilite. moaamite Ml1idi
merle miro sur N1tgii0irlm1 mo
Grnte 0igfGr ]rieicnhaitau @ciicuiels
ser 5cuust. Gle Zargigfllle brcs
suotf 5trheu cltf eiumaI. S.
uar6en auf oieie @eiic leitt 40
@6er bro Iaa Qepflligt. ,Na lester
9eit icootl MAIDEN 6tc Aiicieni1rmen
elmer groberen Gu3a5l tleinerer
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3eligt miro Gin nu6ercr Softer
bet Der Serrnlcruul oes @5i5lin
rerbraufe5 lit Die Reou3ieruul Ser
Rei6mg 0u fh Die ~ein3cIueu Qla.
ihnentbeiIe Iaugiamcr bane1cu.
ano mit5tH UeHiler Gas berbrmht
Utr0.
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mibIs. gs 1T enti6ie6en ser oroB.
tG Jortidritt oes Sabres. Die
@ortbeiIe 6es Oireften ~9tntrie6es
iiRo mannigfnh. grItens lit Die
6abrt gleifm1Big mo gIatt, frei
BON ben 10 Iditigen Gritiitterungen
uno Shpanfnngen bon @utomo.
ELLEN geipobnIi6er aonitruftionsart
Gam miro infolge Der gr0Beren
@eidapinoigfeit Der Maidine aud
Die 5abrtgeIdpin6igfeit entipre.
heno DerDielf1Ittgt. Gin nift al
nuterifasenoer @ortbeil lit aud oie
Grlparais an @aioIin, noem I'm.
niise 8epegHngen Der gaaI6ine
ousseidIadtet finO, un6 bos @ns
bnber 5nedentipre9en0er alsgenust
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Uertauit Dur0e, ais ibm dnlereh.
net Duroe. 0ieie @eih1it5fniffe
miiiien ic0cm einIeudten0 iein. Ger
iiderite Sea 1T, Don elmer recIen
6irmn 81 tauien, 6ie iit iolher
itiefen Wetbo6en nift be6ieut.
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So f914 Gahinnr 4ntnmp6Il.

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baa Der Ooh mdtreu0 Der Ie#tct
Sabre EN- DiriIih fabeI5nitgr 5l
nsnHeH IT, bat ioDobl bel Sabtm.
neH nls oud 2oIen 10 aagemames
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reie snUo ipee0 Direct brine urIe
6ireft ~treibeuoe Qtie seppelter
@eiawinoigfeiD oe3 Cadillac. guto.
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03
Hospital Notes

Emerson Tarburton, who is employ
ed blythe Richards Dredging Company,
operating on the Sounds, was taken
seriously Ill on Tuesday and was
brought to the hospital for treatment.
Stephen Allen, 1873 w. Wildwood
avenue, who was operated on at the
hospital some time ago, is recovering
rapidly.
Mrs. Hilda Christensen, Of 430 West
Montgomery avenue, who has been
under treatment at the hospital
for some time for a dropsical affection,
is nov able to walk to and fro from her
home. The case Of Mrs. Christensen
lie remarkable in a medical way, at one
time being in the last stages Of dropsy
and her life despaired Of. This speaks
well for the efficiency Of Wildwood's
hospital.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03
The Only safe caurss.

There Is sdstiee in
New York city who Is locally noted for
his severity. If he can prevent 1t no
guilty man shall escape, and in his
court very few Of them do.
Last fall a man was on trial before
him for forgery. The prosecution. SO
it seemed to most of the spectators.
failed to make out a very good case
Nevertheless the jury came In with a
verdict of guilty.
Later the foreman of the jury was
talking about the case with a friend
who had heard some of the testimony
I'VE weren't certain that we ought
to convict either" said the foreman
In explanation. "but after listening to
his honor's charge, all of us realized
that If we acquitted that fellow wee
be guilty of contempt of c~ourt-"-Sat
urday Evening Post
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03
Good Advice From an UnseIfish
Motive

1t would be difficult to find an execu-
tive in any Of the truly GREAT BUSH
ness houses who does not recommend
advertising as the greatest power for
business development.
These big, broad, business men do
not point out the advantages to be de-
rived from advertising for any motive
of personal gain. sos
Mr.. John Wanamaker, for instance,
has everything to lose and nothing to
gain. The more his competitors follow
his advice and advertise, the more diff
ficult it will be for him to divert pat
ronage to his stores by the ean Of
newspaper publicity.
The Five Mile Beach Journal has
proven profitable for others and can do
as much for you.
WHY NOT TRY IT?