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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

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9IIs Dor eiiiger Belt Die 8oaeit Der
IelepbonerreglIng. oieier Naiien.
franfheit Der GroBItaotnieniden, aud,
III gSien beionbers bod oingen, be.
ltiel Elm bobcr 9enntter oeS S5anOel5.
mlnlIteriims fiir1 entihloIien oas
Gobium I'M 8ortragsinnIe uno nad,ie
ben gSienern flar, onB in anoeran
@roBltaoten aenau 10 auf bieie men.
i6enireunoIihe Griinolmg eeidimpit
perce. SSn Sonoon babe iid) crit Dor
fur5em cine 8ereiniaung Der 1ele.
pborbeiiser aebiloet, Die ii6 Ter
Shrei Der Sunberttaliieno" beiteilne
uno bergcitalt ifon i'm Sitel suIn
ansorud bringe. Dob gren5enloie Gm.
porung llber Den 3uitan0 oes sSern.
ipretapeiens OH Der Shenlie IN einer
Der Gereins,nefe iei. @ien, 10 ineiute
Der 8crr 9eibDiftiqllugsbofrotb, lei
nod lange nidt onl id)lintntiter bran,
benn es rangierc 5piifen Yarig, ipo
Icocr ad]tlnrooreiBialte imo 2onbon,
no ieoer fiiniunO6rcibigIte gerpobner
cinc!l Sernipred]er BETTE. esn Der Sai.
ierlta0t bobe je6er iiebcnunobreibigfte
cinen tseruipred)er. atleroinas, fiiate
Der Bortragenoc etfuaS peridamt bin.
III, in Berlin fonme idpn auf jcoen
orei5ebnten Elm lelephon Beifinlpit
lueroe aber aid) bort "a mag iidl.
marder 3uborer itailneno gefragt ba.
ben. oh eeun bieie gerlilier pirflid,I
10 irabanfbare Wenihen poer iid Id.
res Slides anr nifi beiDuBt ieien.
Sie bitten nod nlebr geItaunt, penn|
ibEeti nid)t ipeiie peridaDieaen moroenI
!udre, baB i'll geutihlano Elm @eiDrdd)
smiidjen 2inoau uno Aoniasbera cine
Warf. bier nber iiir oieielbe Strefe
orei uno cine bale foitet, oab, UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

StnSt bon bret N,iIIioncn Ginipob-
iicrll febr nici. Abcr lucr lueiB apcnn
Cd iemano nittcrn1bnle, su unter.
iiifen, lpie piel Wliiiif Die sspei WiI.
tioiten Mieficr perfrngen fonuen; es
Tame nieileift aud, eine Gnn3 nette
StiEIc bcraIs. limb ioils tie III Berlin
bod Den Meforo balten follien, 10 Dal-
ten rpie itn Denigltens mil Den Gin.
trittsprcijcn snm .EarliiaI". Gin
nid;t einmoi befonoers bequemcr
EarfettIiB foItete etuo GO Mari, uno
froBocnl NOR Die critic 8oritellnnB
sehmnnl iibcr5eihnet, @enn es cine
trirtbldai.Iidle ariie i'll gSien gibt,
iiHter bcn Dtmlifcfltbmiiaiten ideilit
iic mcniaitens nod, nidt niisacbrof,crl
Su lein. Guar bat cin fin0iaer Aop'
einel oIfen 5henter3cftel nus1earas
ben iino oarons nad5mpciien Der
iiid't, Dab DIE 8icncr ihoa Dor bun.
bert ,sahren aonj enorme Gintriffs.
preiia fir muiifaliid,e ercigniiie cr.
item Noages saDltcn. gei eiilen Wali,
ipiel Der Gntnlani foiiete elite Sogc
200, cin lsarfettiie % Warf. Tas
lit fir Die Belt Dor huitoert ssabren
acl0ii, enorm niel abcr Die Sntalafli
iona chen MIR oreinlal in eiiienl 8dlt.
ipici. Zen gariiiol" abcr fam man
nod; all slpan3ip abcnoen bintercinan.
Der 1oren g9enu lid) troBbem id,ofi N
Der GadJt Dor Der Gritaufiiihrlina Die
2enfe Dor Der Gper iammelteil, nm
ia am Weoraen oie erIicn on DER ssaile
,it lcin, IN Tcden cinaebiilit nno nit
Spiritustodlern pum Sbeefodlen be-
rpufinet, 10 id)nieft oieies tSebahreH
ifiebr nod ehpaS anoeren als ebr'
lifer aimltbeaciitcruua.
VI. Urban.
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benz grdfibenten Die oiiatiIde
Ginpanneruns iiellt, nidt burh
paniruns jenes Anenbements nns
Icsbar al MAIDEN. Die Worte FAM
ben geahtuns unn bas amenbement
rel bnrh. sSn feiner Reoe Iasie
Wann. Dab es nod cine h6bere pfIiht,
als parteiseboridm gdbe unb pds Iei
Die Gudiicbt auf Die duspdrtigen Sn=
tsreilen. Die niemals Rem 9arteiaeift
aeopfert peroen biirfen, Dos 3euat
BON ebler 9eIinnuna. 9lber bieier
8eoante iolltt nod nit S1iniida auf
bic nationalen SntereNen ertpeitcrt
perben, fir ipelde bas 9erItGnorib
lelber 3u hGufig ourd parteigeiit per
tummert iptro. parteien baben i5re
unbeltreitbare Serechtiguno, ba iie Die
8eri6ieoenbeit Der i'm 2anoe beItebens
ben prtn5ipien gum Iusprud brinQen
sSm Ma9emeinen bdnbelt es Iih um
etne tonIerpatipe uno cine progrships
ooer raoitale Rihtung. 9(ber oieIe
prtn8ipieae Stellungnohme barf niht
10 nett aeben, bob Elm perniinftioer
uno oem 8olte bisnlider 8prlhlaa
aus Dem @runbs perpprien piro, bab
sr BON Der entaegeneeiebten partai
ausaebt Die garteiunabbdngieteit,
fir fpel6e Wtann in Der gebanblun3
ausldnoifher 4ngelegenbeiten sin9etrsz
ten lit, bat audi ibre 8erehtiguns in
Der gebanoluns inIdnoiider InseIss
9enbeiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
lin SO betroseu.

sbeure aspfel fdufie aefiepn Mors
gen Grau gbarIes Wlesb. BON SO. 1867
grftf Apenue. Gle inufit BON eintm
6drb!er aspftl unb CAB bemfslben <ine
20sQoie, bsmtrfte dber fpGter. bob iit
nur 0uf $40 Oelb bsrousbefommsn
bate. Du bic Gruu annimmi, bdb ne
bon benz Gtrobenb6nbIer abiintlin
um so betrogen norben III. 10 be-
nad)ridtists NJ Die pDlijei nnb CAB
berfeIben eine Notwithstanding
bes Mannes. folpie cine 1eiAreibung
bes Ndgsns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
QofQl 8eridt.
Vradl iidl bic 1nfaslenis.

8sim 4blabsn BON Giienbabnihits
nen an Der 3. u. 8. giIsnbobn. Rill
Strabs, iiei eine fdtpere Sdiene benz
49 Sabre nIien Stniiensr Jrani gopin,
BON Yp. 80 Weif 8. Gtrabe. auf bic
geine, irohurh Der Wann einen Hruh
beibsr Jubinodel srIiti. Glem Nns
ffein nod Bot Gopin oun innere Wsrs
lebunsen bdDOngetrasen, bn bie Nsr3ie
i'm ltdbtifdxR 6cipiial, fpobin Der
N,rlesie gebrah. purbe, Ftinen 3us6
itanD fur bsoeH!lih eriI1rien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
Mittpud,, ocn 4, Scbrnar 1914.


Der grdiibent hdt cine Yros
flanation erIaiTen, ipelhc bas 9erbot
Der Waffenausfubr ndh Wterito aufz
beet. gll5 9runp Miro dngegeben,
bob bas 9srbot elmer glnertennung
5uertos iniofern gIei6Qetommsu Iei,
Dab Getterer Ith Die Waffen CUR See
beIdaffen tonnte, mas ben Gpnitituz
tionaIiiten, ba Iie iiber teine Sslctte
perfli9sn, niht moaliG mar. Der
nabrs 8runp III, bab burh bisie neue
Qnoronung bas Gnbs 0uertas be-
fdleunigt piro. @iua bat geniisenb
Ronrfbaften, aber es feblt4ibm an
Waffen uno SdieBbebarf unb rpenn
er eieIs ieBt aus ben Der. Stadten
be8iehen tam, 10 permag er Elm eroz
Bes Seer ins 5eIo 3u iteQen. 9os
lit 9iln beionoers 3ur jebigen 3sit
nilltommen, oo er i'm 9egrtff itebt,
eine Gntiheioungsi6Iuht BEL Sprreon
au fAlagen. no nie berihtet, 6uerta3
geiammte Seeresmoht tpn3entrirt lit.
Wiro oieie geiprengt, bann iteht
8ila Der Deg mad Der 0ouptitabt of
fen. Die erite Senoung aug ben Der.
Stuaten tpirb ou5 ihpereu 8eihiisen
beiteben, in ipelhen Buffen bislang
6uertd Elm lleberoerpidbt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

Die poli3ei ipnrbs srfudi. au9 ~
35 Sabre 0lttn Jofepb 1bompfon.
Den no. 961 Barr 6irote, ~ fnhns
ben, ipsI6er felt bem 2S. 5onunr aus
ieintr Dobnuns ptrf6punbea Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

sSn ben Reid slanbeE
fheint 2(ues in bette Sronunq Qez
brdht poroen su iein. Reutter uno
sSoritnsr iino perisbt unb Die .3ipile
reqieruua lit umoeItoltct fporben. Der
Eudtritt oes Statthalters Webel err
reqt 9eoausrn. neil ihm hauptiGhlia
he ginfuhruna Der tDnititlttiouellen
HeaierunQ su nerbanten lit, a6cr bu
er nit Der UlilitarpsrpaltunQ i'm
Hrteae laa, 10 mar cine ReubeieBun1
oes poftens anqebradt uno bas Der.
trauen, oas au pem neuen Stattbalte-
in fortfnrittlihen 8reiien qehe1t tpiro,
laRt erparten. baB es tefn 5duih gum
S6lehtsren lit. Sur tpeiteren befris.
oioenpen ReQeluua fpdre AUDI Die Der,
ieBunq oes Wiilitdrgoupernsurs Seinls
Tina erpiiniht, absr mir permutben,
oaB Das duf einen 3eitpuntt perIdc.
ben porben lit, tpann Der 315erner
Borfall ettpas in 9erQefienbeit seraz
tben lit. um ben @inorut All perneioen,
CAP bic 8erieBun9 cine 5olge bes
iIHliebiamen @reionifIes lit. qluf is.
ben SFaQ lit ieBt ihon nit 8efrieaiauna
Az tpnitutiren, oub bic reattionGren
G6orfmaher pom S6laoe bes greu.
benhunoes. bic cine Wtilitdr. Tiftutur
fir GlIab. Got6rtnoen beFiirporteten,
Htht ourhQeorun1en flnb,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
1os 6aus Pat Dos Qmenbsment

9 as Saus pat bos 2lmenoement
5ur gtnnanoerunes giQ oerporfeu,
pelhes gum 3!pet bate, sSSapaner uno
Ghineien 3um 2anbe heraussu6alten.
Die 8enebmiqung bss 4menbemenis
fchien geftern geidert. lem prdiis
benten iDGrs 0nraus cine qroBe @erz
ieaenheit erpa2Ien, ba be GinDanoee
runs aus jensn 2dnbern, ipesieQ aus
3apan iorgfdltiaiter bipIomatifter
8ebauolunq beoarf 3umal Ioneit es
eSapan betrifft, oas Ia ge3ua auf
feline rationale gbrs duberlt feinfiibe
lia tit. Der oaB qegen Die @innanoee
berunq lit aber 10 tart i'm Sauie,
baB bds Nmenoement paiiirt mare,
ipetn niht, inn fritifden Moment Der
republitaniide 5iibrer Mann auFge~
treten Ddre unD in elmer Rebe, bic DON
eGtem patriotismus getragen NOR.
bas haus beihnoren bate, bic fhniee
rigs oiplomatifde 4uFsabs. m.lhe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

unter &arI benz 9roBeu,
beHen elfbunoertIter Sobestuo In
MAIDEN oefeiert tporben lit, eritrette
ii6 oas frdntiide, mc1 Sam audi Ia
gen oeutite Reth BON Der Giber
bis gum ebro. gu ToIfem lnfanae
piro bic oeutfhe RutionaIitQt nitt
mebr gelangsn; es iit Das au5 niht
nini6enspertb. oSn Dirtlihteit mar
Der Serial oes frGntii6euReihes nab
bem Sooe aarl8 bes 9roPen elm Slid,
Do bierourh erit bic bsutIde Rdtipn
tns 2eben trat. 9pd1 blsibt nod Elm
8ebiet fir rehtmdBige Grobsrung of
fen. Seit 1920 Iinb cine 9anse On.
3abl neuer NationalltGten qeIhaffen
Dorben, oeren grin3ip Die 3uIammeuz
oeh0rigteit Der SprahTtdmme mar.
Dsut'6Iono lit bteism 3ugs Der 3sit
NIT Der ginDerlei6unq bon Shlesniaz
6plitetn uno poH GliuB 2otbrtnaen
eefoIgt. 9lQein Der peutite Spruhs
itamm an Der anoeren Seite Der Sits
fee iii nod brauben geblie6en uao
folte pieper nit oem Heits pereint
Derosn. 9lur bic unIiherbeit Der pos
litifhen NQiansen tpiro ertlGren t0nz
nen. oaB 8ismart Elm untbGtiaer
8eobahter Der ruhlofeu lInterbriiduna
bes 0eutihtbums in ben Oitieeprpz
pin3en mar. g}uu a6er Die politii6en
8erbdltntif. 10 trGftig gefsitiat iinb
unb Deutialanb iogor in Der aoge 1T,
fib pOllta auf feline sigene araft gu
perloiien, ioQte Der Gebante, bic Sftz
feeproptn3en an Deuti6lanD an3uqlies
bern, nieoer aufdsnommen nerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

s,rgenomo iiarO fiir5lid, sn lcien,
bah Die leBte Saiion I'M Berlin bic
Meforosiffer BON 1900 aoH3erten
gebrndt babe. D0s lit ieIbit fir cine
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

'em to three hits, but Evers double
scored a run Bill James allowed
eight hits, three punched in one in
ming. Both teams played phenomenal
ball in the field. Magee at first for
Cards had Is pUt-outs and three as
sists and Schmidt took care Of 16
put-outs and two assists. Two errors
were made in 116 chances.
O'Toole spotted Reds two runs,
then FrOmme pitched shut-out ball
to save the game for Giants, Reds
got three hits. O'Toole was wild.
Schneider gave eight passes and hit
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

a man. Herzog's error let in the win
ming run in ninth.
PhiIlies swept series with Pirates,
smuggling Adams out Of the box. Cra-
vath and Lobert each busted a pair
of doubles. Honey and Luderus
knocked three hits each.
Wyckoff issue dtWo passes and al
lowed two hits in first inning. Three
runs for Tigers. In next eight frames
Mack's young southpaw was hit but
once. The damage had been done.
Athletics couldn't hit CoValeskie at
right moments.
Maps got six hits in eighth to score
three runs, but lost to Boston
through poor coaching. Hooper
cracked a single, double and triple.
Speaker soaked a single and double.
Shore Outpitched Steen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-19

johnson is himself again. Banked
Browns with five hits and famed
six. Gandn hinged a single and dou-
BILE. Pratt and Leary each got two
hits for Browns.
Mordecai Brown was hit hard and
Indianapolis doWned Brooklyn. Rari-
den pounded two doubles and two
singles. Holt and Owens Of Brook
lyn each registered three safeties.
SIoufeds got only three hits, but
forced Buaffol to limit because of
good defense. Agler, Downey and
Mcdonald of Buffalo each poIed three
hits OF Davenport.
Kay See slammed Wilhelm and
Smith and finally beat Baltimore.
Packard was effective. Chadbourne,
PerTing and Easterly did the Kaw
smuggling.
Pierre Maupome, Mexican billiard
list, set new worlds three-cushion
record last night in st. Louis, when
he ran 1S in a match against Charles
Peterson. The previous best mark
was 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
ELEGANT

2-FAMILY FLAT
Near water Works Park. Brick, stone
purch. 6 rooms each. strictly up to-
dcts' bedrooms, exceptionally nne
dissertations ard nxtures: separate In
evsry respect; nrst-elsss location.
Price $500. Phone Mr.. kies. East
PARKER, scHuNK . FRY,
Main So3o. 7o3 Majestic DldG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur Krause. 81; Lillian Mueller.
'.k.x.l Orr. q. Detroit; Edish or.ss.
Fred stronsman. 81. Romulus; Clara
HltssEer, 30. same.
Harold Inch. q. Detroit; Ida stralsy.
Wyisdislaw xajane. Is; stsphana
William Coates. -: Josephine Laing.
Norman Rsaums. a.; Mabls Carlton.
Lester Golden. ~; Jennie Broudy.
George Ysrson, "a: Eiitha Arson, a.
Louis a. Tribinsomto. Is. Cleveland;
IDA Mcellor, 20, Detroit.
John Ktnkerter, ~; Ethel Wright. -.
Peter Zimmerman, FL; Lottis Young.
Joseph RosIsaiile. 80; rhsrssa staS-
Henry A. Kritxman. 20; Title MUIR
frederick Egner. -; Iioa Resce,- ~.
Charles wsmSies. IS; Aisxina Nor
Alfred Johnston. 40. New York:
Albert Eppstein. ~. Toledo; Edyth
WhittinGham, ~. same.
Fred Whiting. q; Grace Dixon. i?
samuel Simon. %; Esther Pionsky.
John 8. Goosen, %. Detroit; Cara
Cushing. 20. Nashville. Tenn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
BOYS LIFE GROUND
OUT UNDER TRUCK
Stephen Shefkc Victim Of Fatal
Accident While Returning
From School

Stephen shsfks, IL years old, Of
No. 713 Frauklin-st., was instantly
killed. Wednesday noon, In front Of
No. 66e Je6ereon-avs.. By Q motor
truck Of the ireland & Matthews
Mfg. Co., driven By George Klock,
OF No. LA Helsn-avs.. when he ut
tempted to climb on the side Of the
truck, fell under one Of the rear
Wheels. xud WIZ terribly -efasAsdy He
was ON his way home from school
when the accident occurred.
A witness Of the accident, who
new the boy. went 70 the Shefko
home and told the lads mother VI
the fatality. She rushed to the
scene. arriving few seconds after
the crushed body had been removed
to the county morgue. The woman
became hysterical. and - violent
that two husky policemen had dim
Guilty in holding her. and forcing her
to enter . patrol wagon which took
her hack to her home.
Klock, the driver, was taken to
police headquarters. and was later
taken before the prosecutor to make
his statement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
AGAINST
PHYSICIAN FAILS
DR.. c. G. Lehman Not Guilty Of
Failure to Report Typhoid
Case

The charge against DR.. Christopher
G. Lehman. Of failure to report . case
OF typhoid fever 70 the health board.
was dismissed BY Justice Stein, Wed
nesday morning. on the showing by
DR.. Lehman's attorney. and the testi-
mony OF several physicians that the
patient In question, Ralph Smith, No.
373 Warren-ave. west. did not have
typhoid.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Robinson discovered that the law Gov.
erning the case provides merely for q
forfeiture" OF SO to $50. and does
not even make failure to report Z
misdemeanor. There II no enforcing
clause. by which z man can be sent
TO prison for failure to pay the for
felt.
Under this act, cases such - this
would have to be brought In the Jus
tice courts" said Mr.. Robinson. The
only thing We can accomplish n this
case IL to give publicity To. the fact
that Il n for the best interests Of the
city for physicians to report con-
tasious diseases to the board Of
health"
Justice Stein said that he did not
want to criticise Health oflcer Price.
but he must accept the testimony OF
physicians who made moro thorough
examination Of the patient than the
superficial. or. - he termed It. Gas
ual~ examination made by Or. Price.
DR.. william J. StApleton was the
only witness placed on the stand,
Wednesday. He testified that he ex-
amined the patient, Feb. 1, 1t DR.. Leh-
mans request, and found no indica-
lions OF typhoid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
els:s'f'sd | e : Word

Cash with srdss. n sharGsA . .
Ns ssass.sas sAys.su.si.s ~. 'a ~ 4
ehargsA per ineorttoa $500.
-. r s's. sssvs rates sRssy y y sssl e
TSsafs oSissss.es. Sss.,aS Sstssss
and az Ala Ireeaalng Nal: bolp -
for ~ vcSiS 81 ~ Over g words
ne and oss-tkir1 esass Cor sash sssrs
-: sc,s.s 9: ss.: :ss:s g Ell e;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04

The Detroit Tuberculosis sanatcr-
ium's fund WAS incfsassd by >sas.25
during the - hours ending ct noon.
wednesday. Il was the Arst day this
week that the increase has fallen be-
low $1,000. but the workers were not
discouraged at this showing.
The principal entertainment Tea
turo, this week, II the matinee Of the
Friondship lodge minstrels. In the
Garrick theater, Friday afternoon.
tuberculosis night will b celebrated
In the moving picture houses, next
Tuesday evening. A flne program Il
being arranged BY the Epsilon Omega
sorority for it, tea IN the Hotel
Charlsvoix. on the afternoon 81
March IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
DIED.

coATs-March :. 1918. suddenly. ct hts
BENJAMIN H.. beloved husband Of
Mrs. Helen A. Coats. nee Nsadeau,
and father OF BENJAMIN a. and
Amabls H. Coats. Funeral from above
o'clock. Bay City papers please copy.
RASEMAN -. At sse NcClellan.aye.
Ninna, aged 81 years. widow Of the
late Carl RasemAn. mother OF Rioh-
Funeral from residence Thursday ~
p. m.
STERN--March 8, 2<s Antistam-st.,
Edward W.. aged 10 years, beloved
con OF Mr.. and Mrs. William stern
and brother Of Walter stern. Notice
Of funeral later. VA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04
RANCE HOLDS UP
PANAMA APPRO PRIAuON

! pAnIS. March THE French sen
y - sh6lved the e4oo, 200 appre-
1891 authorized BY the chambsr
oputieg tor participation N the
~ Vfoncisco Panama. Pacific exposi-
a adverse representations made
= 10 Limoges chamber Of COM
80. The Limoges porcelain man
)mrorS want the APPROPRIATION
~ - pending negotiations 10
hi1otoa concerning the united
1Ho customs department charges
- fraudulent entry OF Ltmoees
II vac learned today that the
= conoontsd 20 delay action.
~ 1Snnco-Amorique committee, u
= SoothlS .pub1icatiou Tomorrow WIN
- q strong languoGo what tt
- ehe ''dle)oynl conduct Of
= ~ toward france = the Gus
}01ttrovessy end WI eriticlee
80 Wi1Soa's attitude b the
. .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-04

$500 BUYS


$500 BUYS
New. modern. pressed brick ho@A -
first block, with aide living roou .o9
center hall. lex2k e. front otnln9
room: Kitchen; 4 nns light sloeRln9
rooms: 80 e. lot on highly rsssricted
Commonwealth Ave-.
And Crosstown; 2-famlly pressed brick
nat; rooms and bath down; rooms
and hath up; attic Anished; oak
. throughout: income $1,000 Only
$1,000, price Of single homo.
1000 Down, Ferry Field
Buys . new. s-room house: I bed
rooms; oak throughout; open brick
areplsce: paved street.. Call ~ be-
fore buying.
$4,000 Buys
Practically new. 2-family nat; rooms
and bath: .ees. electric light base
ment: located on paved street. near
sherman car. Terms.
Hurlbut Ave. Double
Brick. large rooms and bath: 4
bedrooms; price II much lower than
actual cost. Less than 5000 takes -
ALLDIS & COMPANY
Cherry 3S%o 400 Union Trust BIDS.
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wOMEN'S CLUBS 10 FIGHT
HIGH LIVING COST

CHICAGO, March 4.---Representar
lives Of more than 900 wcmsn's clubs
and other organisations met with the
city municipal naSkets' cOmmiseion
today TO plan an assault On the high
cost Of living. Methods Of bringing
formers, producefs and city oon0uup
err more closely together through the
medium Of city msrksts we're 70 b
diGcussed.
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BRIcKLAYERs' UNION. NO, 3. vii
hold : special meeting Monday even-
ing, March .. jos. W. Kavanaugh,
Corresponding Secretary.
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FIREMAN BADLY HURT
IN ST. LOUIS BLAZE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March ls-Ons'
fireman va probably fAtally. injured
today when hr6 swept the interior OF
i building near Third and Olive-stss
With loos Of 100000.
Barnhart Brothers Z SpindlNr. man
ufacturefs o. printing supplies, were
the heaviest losers. -
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SEVEN-ROOM OUTFIT
sEyEN tR noossn 3 81 FIN nSsszF ruE ~!

SEvEN-60OM OOIfII
sE TuRh u Seoso 81 TI pSsaE ESf H.
"A certain SspP:ninS nsd: g uss ::
nssd an outft IL WIN surely pay. yop
e csil. The price On the Sutat y
cheaper then nS, ne . nr'Gis: scSstsa of
not ready 10 have delivered pay :
or We may arrange to take your
hoss The goods wsr re, not ssor IN ~, ne 20
FOUR c0HPLErE BEDROOMS,
cost 3ss. for 1is; large. Circassian
..inut drs:ssr cost S.t..e 80. e tor si;
for 1880; two oak dresssrs, cost pa
brass bed. cost taS.S6. for 314.2s;
ss r.: Hs on ss s e.. 90 sss
%. for 81. All from springs and cot
ton felt mattresses at very low
coMpLnrE DINING ROOM
In fumed oak. large B4-inch huRot,
china cabinet. 50 ipches vide: sol.
S Snn ss ssS. oSss sss ss as. sos ss
chairs ia 6rsw lS leather seats. ocien-
iai desiss; sSs sy g s5c1 Ger = sash'
In fumed oak. large library table.
Cost S7to. for js.7s: three leather
ecker: .r. cost a,n each roch.r r0r snSn
leather, cost lAs. for e24: one electric
KITCHEN OUTFIT.
OAK saS snsn ts ssSns Co.. so's s e. f fsr
41.1o: two kitchen chairs. cost 76c
each, for 2bc each: 20 yards linoleum,
cost SOC . yard for tss yard; Jsw e
full set Of Kitchen uteusils and en-
Amel ware at your prices.
MOST BEAuTLEuL RUGS IN sUCH
COOP CONDITION. THAT r0v
BEEN STEPPED ON
Axminster rug. sx11. cost $3.50.
for 1f6T6: Brussels eoAmlepe rug.
Sx13. cost e2S, for $3.50; Hrussels
rugs. e.3x10.s. cost e2S, for $3.50:
Brussels rug, 7.6xs. cost $3.50, for
SS.36; Brussels rug. 6xo; cost el2. for
81 Brussels rug. 6xe. cost 80. for %.
have many other articlee, such
40 small ruga. BLANKETS, comforters,
pillows linens. pictures, drapes. gas
plate. 1O0-piece dinner set. refriger-
ator, at less than half what was
paid for them. II you do not think
these goods az the prices named are
the best bargains you have ever seen
for the money make me offer and
Will sell. COME QUICK.
CALL FOR MR. KERR.
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OWNER going on farm. WILL sell his
seven room rooidenco on 0eminoies
aalf si sS % orses{; q ssse sr n etms
tn HAM s 3 iKsfISujpr. Rrpor 17ss.
Mack car 20 office. cor. TownseM0.
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fetal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .~si.7ss q
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East Side Homes

o. 30o-Cadillac-ave. brick, on 6o-foot
ern convenience: large bedrooms.
large living room and dreplscs; very
good value.
ektoo-Rohns-ave., near 0rauot, .
good home.
Slt00-Csntou-ave., modern. rooms.
oak nnloh. Ans decorations, near key-
se.ioo--bsidwin-ave., near Mack - :
rooma full basement. laundry. hot
water heat; modern In every WAY
Tor eppointment call Mr.. Ktes. East
PxRKrR sCHuNK 4 FRY,
Main S010. 703 Najsstic Bldg.