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RATE MAY BE
DROPPED TO $40 SOON

VIENNA Austria. Jan. 24-Re-
ports current yesterday in Austrian
shipping circles indicate that the
German Atlantic steamship pool i
preparing to wage a fierce rate war
against the new Trieste Montreal
service about TO be inaugurated bv
the Canadian Pacific Company. Emf
grants probably viii be the chief
beneficiaries, as the Storage rates
are likely to be reduced to $40 be-
fore the conflict ends.
Meanwhile the Canadian Company
is arranging 10 begin monthly
service in March. increasing the sail-
ing dates of its vessels as the traffic
requires. The company is openiDg
thirty-two emigration offices in va
rious centres OF Austria. especially
at the chief points along the Rus
sian frontier.
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lRWN0TON

At the meeting of Doric Council
ROYAL Arcanurn. in Glorieux Hall. last
night officers were installed as fol-
lows: Post regent. NJ. DePlanaue;
| regent NJ c. Ayres; vice-regent. L.
A. Douglas; orator, c. Y Briscoe;
chaplain, J. Packer: collector. ". e.
Pepper; treasurer, L. Hopper; secre-
! tary. F. Miller; guide. C. A. Myers:
| inside sentinel. W. Lawrence; outside
sentinel Leon Ames. The installation
| was conducted by Supervising Grand
Deputy Sto1z. Past Regent DePlanque
was presented with jewel. The next
whist of the council will be held
/ Thursday night, February Is. in the
lodge room.
Franklin Lodge. F. and A. NJ, will
held its semi-monthly meeting to-
night in Masonic Hall, Irvington
| Gentre.
The first series of the Caspar Muel-
Ter Loan Association will mature
Monday night, February 5, at iGs
quarters. III Cottage street.
Members and honorary members of
the Iryington Veterans Association
will assemble at Town Hail. Irving
ton Centre, at 1880 p. m. Sunday. TO
proceed in a body to the home of
! James H. Mortland to attend his
| funeral services.
George Litzenburger. 81 years old,
| of Sc Smith street. died this morning
| in the Presbyterian Hospital, New
York. where he was taken on We'd
nesdsv to undergo an operation for
| appendicitis. He was born in New
ark. but for thirty-five years had
| lived in Irvington. where he was en-
gagged in the oil business He was
widower and is survived by THREE
daughters, Mrs. William H. Smith,
Mrs, Herman Heinold. Miss Louise
Litzenburger, and one son, George
Iitzenburger, all of Irvington. Funer-
al arrangements will be made tomor-
row.
Health Commissioners Jonah Hard
grove. Julius Bartosch, Hugo r.
Winckler. Albert .Mittenmeyer and
Edwin Berry are attending the con-
ference of the health boards at the
state House in Trenton today.
Court Clinton. Independent Order
of Foresters, will meet on Monday
night, January "a, at 514 Clinton ave-
nue., when officers will be installed.
The Exempt Firemen's Associations
of Irvington has elected officers as
follows President, John A. Feindt;
vice-president. William A Herr
secretary, George f. Dressler. The
meetings viii be held the third Fri
day night of each month in the ceun-
Gil chamber.
Arrangements have been completed
for dance to be given on Liiieoln's
Birthday eve. February IL, at Bo-
herman Auditorium, Nineteenth ave-
nue. and Seventeenth street. Newark.
The committee in charge consists of
John Muth, chairman; Frederick
Tries, secretary: Conrad Rech, sr..
treasurer; Herman Labentz, Thomas
Hagan. Henry Hech, Louis aoizmann
Frederick Brockel, Frank Isetts
Benedict Labentz and Frederick
Jasfranl.
Mrs Fannie Decker. of Staten
Island is the guest OF relatives in
town.
The East End Savings Club has
opened It's new series at East End
Hall. IS Twentieth avenue.
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FALLEN WIRES SCOOP
MAN OUT OF BUGGY

BARBERTowN, N. j.. Jan. "a
While Joseph Case. of Oak Summit.
was driving home at fair speed.
after nightfall, hesuddenly found
himself lifted, with the top of his
buggy, and suspended helpless in
midair.
His cries for help attracted atten-
ton of the driver OF another team,
who found Case hanging in a tangle
of telephone wires, which a rotting
pole had permitted to drop just low
enough to scoop up the cover Of the
passing phaeton and its driver. Case
was rescued unhurt.
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SAYS TWIN, NOT HE,
Welded SUING WIFE

RICHMOND, Cal. Jan. 24.-The
Rev. Frank Horn, former pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, of Rich
mond. who met suit for, divorce
brought by Mrs. Eva May de Tovrea
with the unusual plea that it was
his twin brother and not himself who
had married her. has been arrested
on a charge of bigamy
Mrs. de Tovrea, who swore to the
warrant for his arrest, charges that
before he married her he had mar
ried Mrs. Jennie Sidwell. Of Everett.
Wash. ss
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WIFE, SUED. GETS DECREE

JERSEY CITY. \. J.. Jan. 24.-Ad-
visory Master Max T. Rosenberg. sit
ting in the Court of Chancery here
denied the petition for divorce
Of Robert Simpson. a Union Hill
broker. and advised decree in favor
of Mrs. simpson. Simpson brought
his suit on the ground of desertion.
Mrs. Simpson filed a cross bill, ac-
scusing her husband Of having been
the hero of several eseapades.
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FILlPINOS SUPPLANT
AMERICAN PRINTERS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The evo-
luton of the personnel of the bureau
of printing OF the Philippines from an
all-American force in 1902 to one con-
tanning "a per cent. of Filipinos is
the basis of report by John S.
Leech, director Of the institution. o.
this native element apprentices con-
stitute $3.50 per cent
Mr.. Leech says the shop is g-radu-
ating workmen who would be a credit
to their trades in any country. By a
system of instruction in Office organ
ization and management the more
promising apprentices are being fitted
for positions requiring administra-
tive and executive ability.
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Lips Suddenly, on January q, 1913,
Susanna Lipp, In her 4sth year.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vtted to attend her funeral on Satur-
day, January %. 1918, at 2 p. M, from
the residence of her cousin, William Il.
Pfeiffer 81 Lafayette street. Interment
will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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WEIDMAN--August weidman, died
January "a. 1913. at the Essex County
Hospital for the Insane, of Cedar
Grove. Admitted to the hospital from
Newark, N J.. December IA. 1911, aged
81; German: occupation laborer; cival
condition, widoweT.
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DEATHS

VAN DUsEN-At Belleville January %,
1913, after a long and painful illness,
elias Suits, beloved husband of Laura
A Van Dusen
Relatives, friends and members of all
organizations and societies of which the
deceased was a member are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence. So Greylock
avenue, Belleville, n. j.. Sunday, Janu-
airy 26 at D. IN. Interment at con-
yenience of the family.
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LINTON Thursday, January 9. 1913.
Catherine Lent lnee Barron). beloved
wife of Orville Lent, at the residence
Of her sister, Mrs. Robert Huetz, 10
Mckinley avenue, East Orange.
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EANDFoRD-At South orange, ". j..
on Tuesday January 21, Franklin
Ross Sanford. aged So years.
Relatives and friends, also Cen
and Newark Lodge No. 21, b. +. O..
Flks, and Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers No. III. are invited
TO attend the funeral from his late
residence. 100 Roland avenue, OH
Friday at p. m. Interment at
convenience of the family.
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IEE-At Bloomfield, y. j., on Janu-
ary 81, 1918. William Reed Lee,
husband of Mrs. Masie +. McDon-
nell Lee, aged "a years, SO Watses-
sing avenue.
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sMITH-At Orange, n. j.. on Thursday,
January % Mary Florence, wife of
late Freeman and Mary Burwell Jack
son Wood.
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MtlfRZOn January "a, 1918, at his
home, 253 verona avenue, William
Deyling. beloved husband of Agnes
TIogg Muir, and son of Robert and
Annie Muir, aged 80 years.
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sCHNIEDER--On Wednesday. January
%. 1913. Joseph sr., beloved husband
of the late Frederick SCHNEIDER fnee
Zimmer), aged 76 years months 20
days. 147 Hamburg place.
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wEsTPHALL-At Cedar Grove, n. j.,
January 90, 1913 Cornelius Westpha1l,
aged 81 years.
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MORTI, AND-At Irvington, N. T., on
January %, 1913, James II. Mort
land, aged 6S years, 1S1 Clinton ave-
nue. west.
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Mrs. E. e. Allbee, of III Stewart
avenue. Arlington, will entertain a
number of friends at her home next
Thursday afternoon.
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woRzELr--on January %, 1919, Emma.
wife of Frank X. Worzel, aged "a years
months.
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McoUILLAN-on January -, 1913,
Patrick, son of Nellie and the late
Patrick McQuillan.
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JENKINS--At Cedar Grove N. j., Jan
uary "a, 1918. Mellancthon Warren, be.
loved husband of Mary jenkins. aged
5S years.
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McT,AI-GHLIN-On January %, 1913,
William, husband of the late Julia Nc
Laughlin (nee Leary).
Relatives and friends, also members
ark Police Benefit Association. are in
vfted to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 152 Seymour avenue, on
Monday, January 81. at $3.50 a. M. to
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
where a Solemn High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of his
soul. Interment in the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepnlchre.
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KANE-on January 20, 1913, Thomas
Kane, beloved husband of Mary Il.
Kane (nee Kindulin), at his late resi-
dence. 800 Lafayette street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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PARKHURsT--At orange. \. j., Jan
uary 23, 1913, Ada NJ. beloved wife
of the late William Parkhurst.
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January %, 1913. An
ME H. Stryker beloved wife of IL.
r. Stryker aged 81 years, SO North
Sixth street
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MoS AMEE-on January %, 1919, at
the residence OF his sister-in-law
Mrs George McNamee, 81 Schalk
street. Patrick McNamee.
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yoLK-on wedneau4. January %. 1918
George beloved husband of Elizabeth
yolk (nee Zier), aged GO years. 297
Littleton avenue.
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oI1INN-on January IS, 1918, Thomas
7. Quinn. of 19S Sixth street, Har-
rison N j.
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r., on Thursday,
January %, 1913, widow Of Christopher
Langstroth.
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I.Y-on January %. 1913, Mar
cared widow of the late Patrick
0'Reiily, at her late residence, 2S4
Murray street.
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KARRIsH-on January "a 1915, August
Karrish beloved husband OF the late
Evelyn Karrish, aged 70 years, 81
South Eighteenth street.
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VAN RIPER-At Nutley. n. j., on
Friday, January "a, 1913, Hannah
Van Ripper. widow of the late Peter
Van Riper, of Bsllevil1e.
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CABBLE Peacefully fell asleep, Wedues-
day. January % 1913. Nettie, beloved
wife OF Edward Cabble. late residence
II Willow street, East Orange
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General Putnam Council No. 1877,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Members are requested to attend the
funeral services OF Brother Il. s. Van
Dusen, 80 Greylock avenue, Belleville, N.
J.. on Sunday. January 26, at 2:30 D. m.
W. II. KUHN,
Recording Secretary
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kERR-At Bioomfeld,. \. J.. on January
"a. 1913. George A.. husband of Mrs.
Esther b. Kerr, aged sc years, 80 Will
hanson avenue.
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GRAULING-Entered into rest eternal,
on Tuesday, January 81, 1913, hsett
A. Grauling fnee Heckmannl WIDOW
of Franz Graulfng, in her T2d year,
104 Pacific street.
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CONRAD-on Tuesday, January q,
1918. Sophia Conrad (nee Knecht),
widow of Adolph Conrad and dearly
Beloved mother of Mrs. George
,Idmeburg, aged Is years. AL North
Fifth street.
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HEILCHER-on January q. 1918. Trau-
got Heilcher, aged so years, 132 Dukes
street, kearny, N J.
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SYMONDS-Mrs Susan Symonds, at
Paterson, n. J.. on January 2S, 1913,
81 Alexander street, Vailsburg
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SOELL-On January %. 1913. Augusta,
beloved wife of Otto Soell (nee
IFricke), aged 10 years II months Z
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Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral at her late
residence, IS Lang street on saturday,
eran Cemetery Long Island.
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CARNRIcK-At East Orange. n j.. on
Wednesday, January %, 1918. Ella
her fifty fourth year, 50 Halstead
street.
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scHLEY-At Maplewood, N J.. on Jan
nary 20, 1913. Robert Hardie Schley,
aged 40 years.
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COLLIER.-Af Newark. n. j., on January
81 1918, Josiah Collier. late Of Bloom
held.
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GRAEFL-on January %, 1913, Osmund.
dearly beloved husband of Mary Graef
(nee oppel), 81 years II months 70 days,
North Grove street, Irvington, \. j.
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LUEDDEKE-Entered into rest eternal,
after a long and severe illness, on
I,ueddeke. In his S1st year.
Relatives and friends, also Schiller
I.odge No. &C., F: and A. NJ; Union
Commaudery No. 8, X of T.: Granite
Lodge No. q. K of p; Rhinebeck
Lodge No. 1852, /. o. o. F.. of Rhine
heck, n. Y; Allemania Lodge No. 90
L. o. @. F.; German United Rebecca
Degree Lodge No. TAB, X. and L. of H..
and the German Pioneer Verein are
Kindly invited to attend the funeral
from his late home, 1866 Bergen street,
on Sunday, January 70. at p. NJ IN
torment in Paramount Cemetery.
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CtINNNIGHAM-O January %, 1918, F..
Virginia Cunningham. mother of Mrs.
NJ C. Moore aged Il years. $50 PARK
avenue, Bast Orange.
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GoETZ-At Bethany Home, Irvington.
n. J., suddenly, Frederick Goetz, aged
"A years.
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EnERLE-on Wednesday. January -
1918. orr beloved brother. Frank
EberIe, aged II years, II Somerset
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GARRISON-On Thursday. January %,
1918, Tbekla. infant daughter of Frank
l.. and Emma Garrison (nee Stand.
hardt, OF SIS Bergen street. aged 8
days
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LITZENBURGER-S Suddenly, on jan
nary "a. 1913, George Litzenburger.
in his 5Sth year.
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EHRHARDT-On Wednesday,. Janu-
airy 90. 1918. Charlotte, beloved wife
of Franz Ehrhardt (nee Mlnne),
aged IS years. 3 Jones street.
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TITUS-At Belleville. n. j.. January
p. 1918, Catherine Titus, in her Soth
year.
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FLEMING Suddenly. on January 10,
1915 Mary, beloved wife of the late
David Fleming. 10 Alpine street
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TEELING-On Thursday. January %.
Michael, beloved husband of Elizabeth
Relatives and friends and members
Of ST. James's Council No. 30, c, b.
"a and employees OF the Patton Paint
company. are kindly invited to at
'eud the funeral from his late resi-.
1ence, 40 Garslde street. on Saturday.
saluary .. at a. M. to st. Johns
Church. where a solemn High Mass Of
VeqniNm VIII be offered MP for the re-.
pos a rs soul, lnterment n the
Ssl'stsry q ire EelN SepHlcire.
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FORD-0n THURSDAY, January %. 1918.
William C.. son of Sarah f. and the
late Orren Ford, in his 54th year.
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FRANK A. FOLEY.
Funeral Di4ectoi ind Einnalmer.
SOC Lafayette ct. Phone 57Ss Market
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Glen Dale Cemetery

JOSEPH J. MANGER.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
Chapel for Services.
Tel 76a Waverly. $50 Springfield ~.
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DEATHS


CABBLE-P Peacefully fell asleep, Wedues.
day. January % 1913. Nettie, beloved
wife Of Edward Cabble late residence
II Willow street East orange
CARNRIcK East orange, N; j.. on
Wednesday, January % 1913. Ella
Aiken wife of George W. Carnrick, in
her afty fourth year, 80 Halstead
street.
CoLLIER.-At Newark. n j., on January
~ 1918, Josiah Collier. late Of Bloom
aeld
CoNRAD-on Tuesday, January q,
1918. Sophia Conrad (nee Knecht),
widow of Adolph Conrad and dearly
beloved mother Of Mrs; George
Limeburg aged 70 years AL North
Fifth street
CtJNNNIGuAM-on January %, 1918, f.
Virginia Cunningham. mother of Mrs
NJ. &. Moore. aged II years. $50 Park
avenue, East Orange.
1913. our beloved brother, Frank
Eberle, aged II years, IL Somerset
street
EJRHARDT-on Wednesday. Janu
airy %. 1918. Charlotte. beloved wife
of Franz Ehrhardt (nee Mlnne),
aged IS years. Jones street.
1915. Mary, beloved wife of the late
David Fleming. 10 Alpine street
F0RD-On Thursday, January %. 1913
William c. son of Sarah r. and the
late orren Ford, in his 54th year.
0ARRISON--On Thursday. January %
1918, Tbekla, infant daughter of Frank
l.. and Emma Garrison tnee Stand.
hardb, OF S5S Bergen street. aged 81
days.
GoETz-At Bethany Home Irvington
\. j., suddenly, Frederick Goetz aged
"A years
GRAEF-on January %, 1913; osmund
dearly beloved husband OF Mary GraeI
fnee oppell, 81 years II months - DAY $,
North Grove street, lrvlngtoh' n. D,
GRAULING-Entered into rest eternal,
on Tuesday, January 81, 1913, Lfsett
A. Grauling fnee Heckmannl. widow
of Franz Grauling, in her I2d year,
104 Pacific street.
HEILCHER- January p. 1913. Trau-
got Heilcher, aged SO years, 132 Dukes
street, kearny, N. j.
JENKINS--At Cedar Grove, N, j., Jan
nary "a, 1918. Mellancthon Warren, be-
loved husband of Mary Jenkins, aged
% years.
KANE-on January g. 1918. Thomas
Kane, beloved husband OF Mary T.
Kane (nee kindulin) at his late resi-
dence. 800 Lafayette street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KAppIsI1 n, January "a 1913 August
The Detroit times., 1913-08-18
DEATHS

Norma Montgomery, 81 TNlman,
years, scarlet lever, Leonore Atkinson.
1872 Howard. months, ny droCOphalus,
Carl Adams. 1904 Mcclellan. 3 years.
phleg monous pharynBitlsi Maria Me-
raih, az Cleveland, 90 years, artvrio
scleiosis. Harold J. Williams. s45 JOS
Canpau, TO months, dlphtherta, Emma
Goetteman. 44S Fdrnsworth, 6s years.
mitral insufnciency Matilda Hempel,
l5h Chestnut. 43 years carcinoma
Cora l. Armstrong, - Atkinson. %
years, cerebral havmQrrhage, Allan h
Bonur Grace hospital ~ years, clrr-
hosts OF liver. ZOna Mesnicwska. 10
Kate bunahu. 20 Macomb, SO years.
oNailc acid poisoning, Caroline rurke.
20s Clinton, IS years, mltral regursi-
tauon, bonald l.. Barrett 2IO Van
Dyke, months, cholera infantum,
Arthur G. DOminey, Forrest sanitar-
ium, 40 years, typhoid fever. Leokadia
ka2anow 1897 St Aubin. IS years.
pcritouitis. Janna RupinslN, AS Thir-
tieth. months. cnterttts. Stefania up
nOWskL iO5 Thirty fourth. months,
cholera infantum. Margaret WALK. 2ys
Division. 81 years, cholelithiasis, WILL
luu tauny. o32 Monroe, ! year. pneu-
mouia. Robert Wilson, Grace hospital,
"a years fracture OF skull, Steven
kish. Solvay hospital. 56 years, intesti-
nal obstruction. charles Svendris. 1856
Twenty fourth, I months, cholera in
fantum. Stantslaus COliuski. 1925 Mill
tary. years. cholera morbus; Lads
laus tlauek. lU1 McGregor. months.
cholera intantum.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-18
HEAT TURNED ON
IN POLICE COURT
Someone Plays Rude Trick on
Justice Jeffries-Can't
Locate Miscreant

- was very hot Saturday morning
in police court. where Justice lennes
was handing out short sentences 10
minor Offenders The Judge wiped his
brow and studied the thermometer,
studied the Thermometer AM wiped MS
brow tie tried ran. drank few
gallons or ice water and then sudden
ly sat up straight ON The bench with
"A look OF horror on his face.
Good gracious ne said cor legal
language 10 that effect it's so hot the
woodwork is smoking
He pointed 10 the wall near TIE
steam heat radiator When a court
officer walked over TO investigate ne
happened 20 put ME hand on the IN.
diator and yelped with surprise and
burn
why, your honor he said. the
steam is turned on"
squad OF police was Immediately
dispatched 10 the engineers room %
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knowledge OF 30 He found the stear'
turned on all right but the Judge has
been unable 90 fEd out what mis-
creant turned heat into the pipes