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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
{ MOTHER TELLS
How Her Little Girl Was Restored 20
Health

Mrs. Chas. Schriefer of 1879 Him
rod St, Brooklyn. n. V, says: MY
little girl was frail, sickly and sll run
down after having had the grippe.
was advised to give her Vinol and af-
ter the first bottle noticed an inn
provement. She has taken four bot
ties and has picked up rapidly. hay
ing gained six pounds in three
weeks"
The reason Ninol builds up weak,
ailing children so quickly is because
IL contains in n delicious combina-
ton the two most world famed tonics
Il e., the strength creating, body
building elements OF cod liver oil
with all the useless grease eliminat-
ed. and tonic iron for the blood
added. If you have weak, puny, all
ing child. try Vinol on our offer to
return your money if it fails to bene-
fit your little one--W. L. Gokay,
Druggist, Bennington. VT.
p. S. If you have Eczema try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee it. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
ECZEMA DISF|GURED
BABY TERRIBLY
Body All Broken Out In Water Bis
tiers, ltched So Had to Mufie
Hands. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Never Troubled Since.

Ridgeneld. Conn. - My baby was cross
and restless and fretted night and day. Ono
morning / discovered that her body was all
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
A Medicine Of Merit

A proprietary medicine, like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lie, has to prove its merits. The
law of the survival of the fittest APP
plies in this field as in others. The
reason for the tremendous success of
Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound is because it has been fulfill
ing real human need for forty years
so that today thousands of American
women owe their health and happi-
ness to the marvellous power of this
famous medicine. made from roots
and herbs--nature's remedy for wo-
mans ills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
SOUVENIR THEIR HERITAGE
Washinetons Heirs Cannot Collect
for Lands

Washington, April 2.-Souvenirs
are to be sent by the government to
George Washineton's heirs as the on
ly compensation for land that once
belonged to the first Presidents es-
tate in Ohio. They consist of copies
Of hearings before the House Public
Lands Committee on the claims Of
heirs of George Washington to the
land.
The land lay along the Ohio and
Scioto rivers in Ohio, Washington
acquired it by military script. The
committee, however, announced to-
day that it could find no other way Of
compromising the heirs except by au-
thorizing publication of additional
copies of the hearings as souvenirs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06

broken out in small water
hllsters and 1 was told she
had the eczema the worst
way. The eruption first
looked like little water
blistcrs, then IL turned so
il looked like a piece Of
raw mott. Ii itchcd SO
badly that VIC had to
mufile the baby's hands
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
Leaaers Of FIot
Under A1Yest
Star Correspondent United Press.

(Star Correspondent United Press.)
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 27.-Many
members OF the Mexico City police de-
partment were dismissed today on
orders OF Gen. Huerta following the
discovery Of an alleged plot TO assas-
sinate Huerta next sunday and the
arrest OF the accused leaders.
Gel Veto Robes. chief OF police
under President Madero and Col.
Zayaiar, ALLEGED heads OF the conspir-
acy. were arrested early today and
Immediately sent under guard 10 the
grim prison OF San Juan de Ulua al
Vera Cruz. fortress from which con
demned conspirators rarely come
forth alive.
orders were out today for the arrest
Of Gen Eugenio Rascon. vice-presi-
Dental candidate Of the Catholic par
~ al the last election, and Gen. Fer
nando Comedies, formerly commander
OF the RIO Grande division OF the Fed
eral army. who were said 10 be In the
pot with Robes. They were believed
10 be in hiding within the capital and
their arrest was hodriy expected.
Huerta's officers said that the con
spirators, like Felix Diaz and Iluerta.
planned TO execute their coup on sun
day. instead OF splitting the army,
however as was done when Madero
was overthrow, the plotters planned
to turn over 1000 armed policemen TO
Rascon and Gonzales The policemen
we're to attack the national palace ana
capture Huerta.
The plot, II is said. was revealed 10
fIuerta by secret service man VINO
is q brother-in-law of one OF the pc.
liCemen in the conspiracy. The Mex
leo City police force is believed to be
strongly anti.Huerta and the discovery
OF the alleged plot. IL r. believed, viii
result IN the complete reorganization
OF the department.
Huerta today was chagrined by an
other military loss. the resignation OF
Gen. Antonio Rabago, one OF his fore.
most generals. Rabago, pleading age
and ill-health, retired despite the
urgent protests Of Hucrta. Coming on
the heels Of the death of Gen. Joaquin
Mas. Rabago's resignation Is a seri.
Gus loss to the Federal army.
War Office reports today Nsaid the
Zapatistas simultaneously attacked
eight towns in the states OF Morelos
and Guerrero and were repulsed Il
oyery instance.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-The
downfall OF Huer;a domination In
Mexico was believed by ofiicialdom
TO be in elght today, The mere an.
nouncement that President Wilson
Will. within the next few days, issue
an executive order, removing the en-
barge from arms fo- tne constitutions
alists, was expected to improve the
Carranza chances. For more than a
year the consututionalists have had
large quantities OF arms and ammuni-
ton under option These could not
be paid fo- because o. the enforcement
OF the neutrality law. Now that this
VIII be raised, Il Is believed Carranza
and his followers will nurr.edly double
their forces as they have had the men
but neither the arms or ammunition
The president II Is understood,
made Il plain TO the members or the
senate committee on foreign relations
last night, that he believed HIerta's
course was nearly run. The policy
OF diplomatic boycott had brought
financial ruin, he said, and a swift, ag-
gressiv stroke, would probably bring
immediate results. The order lifting
the embargo is believed to be ready
for signing and unless something un-
foreseen develops. II viii be issued in
the very near future.
Another matter which was care
fully discussed last night. and on
which immediate results are looked
for, Is the Japanese situation growing
out OF the California anti-alien-land-
owning laws. no member OF the com
mittee would discuss what was said.
but It was intimated today that the
administration Is none too well
pleased with the utterances or the
Japanese foreign ONCE, nor with the
obvious manner in which Japanese
naval officers and men are counting
honors at the hands OF the Huerta Of
fcials. II Is expected that this gov
eminent will take cognizance OF the
matter IL some way.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
COLLECTORS TOO
FEW, SAYS NACEL
bstmaster Explains Reason for
Poor Service - Works To
Have staff Increased

Because OF its small force OF col
ltors, the Detroit postofhce is great
hampered Ia its collection OF mail, y
ID Postmaster Nagei, Tuesday. Il
pect soon 10 make trip TO Wash
gton TO see what the postofllce de-
rtment will do to relieve the situa-
n. | expect that two inspectors OF
department will come here within
day or two. 20 make a thorough
idy OF our collection and distr'bu-
n system"
'Dotroit has grown TO such an ex-
BIT that il il hard TO make Wash
kton believe that orr needs are so
bat" continued the postmaster.
eQuests for more aid are coming IN
I'm so many cities that II is difficult
secure proper consideration for De-
BITS needs have made a great
Inv changes TO improve conditions
re; give me six months more, and
believe III be able to show thor
ghly efficient handling OF mails.
Detroit has only - collectors
ere ~. Louis has 1875. The result
khat the carriers collect from boxes
their rounds. When their sacks
full. they can collect no more. and
this reason, number OF boxes
Be collection until the next round.
Is does not make for efficiency, but
hi We are given the men and the
kney, II ia the best We can do.
p am giving the situation close
|dy.' | am having every complaint
Festigated, 10 see where the fault
,. In short time hope 20 insti.
@ changes that Will bring the Ell
ency OF the postoffice 70 a much
kher level"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
DIED

CAMERON-Mrs Jane. Jan. u. at resi-
dence or her daughter, Mrs. VIM r.
Connolly. 1904 East blvd, aged Us
years. dear mother OF Mrs. James
Mcintosh, John Donald, Albert and
Raymond Cameron, Mrs Walter =.
Briggs and Mrs. VIM. +. Connolly.
Notice OF funeral later Please omit
flowers
%. 1914, Lucy, aged SO
years, beloved wife OF John Hsnley,
mother OF John. Jr.. Anna and Ma
bel Hanley, and stella. Josephine,
Louise and Henry +. Bellamy Fu-
neral from the residence, lbf june
tion-ave.. Wednesday, Jan. 2S, al
$50 a. ~. and Holy Redeemer church
AZ 3
KELLY Jan. %. 1914, at her residence,
1lsi Mt Eniott-ave Bricy Kelly,
wife OF the late James II. Kelly and
mother OF Myra Kelly and Mrs. car
RE James Funeral Wednesday from
residence AT 2 y. m.
POKORNY--Jan. &c. 1914 at her resi-
derce. Ss Palmer-ave. east. Ann, be-
loved wife OF Cenek Pokorny aud
dear mother OF BENJAMIN Emil, I'D
ward, Charles. Cenek. otto ana Paul
Pokorny FUneral Wednesday at
ternoon At o'clock from residence
Interment at Evergreen cemetery.
SIGLF--Jan Is Christina. beloved
wife Of christ sigle aad mother Of
Frleda. Pauline. Emily Fred and
william Sl2Aet ga TX hktI-4I- W ~
F'redericka Sigle. age AZ years. Flu
neral from residence, ESQ -. Aubin.
ave Wednesday, 2 y. III.
CERVENY Martin. beloved husband OF
Catherine Cerveuy and father Or
Mrs John within. sylvia, Anthony
and George Csrveny, brother or Mrs
Frank Briohta Mrs. Charles Brichta,
Joseph. Albert. John and Frank
rerveny. AZ his residence, 10 Will
lams-ave Funeral Wednesday, Jan.
2S from Bohemian Turner hall. cor
ner Tnlmau and Ash-sts., at 3 p. IN.
DUPONT-Charles L., died Jan 20. son
~ the late Charles A. and Margaret.
and brother OF Mrs. !. A. Kelleher
Mrs G. T Jackson, Mrs l.. T. Min
turn, Robert A.. W illiam =. Funeral
Thursday morning al $50 from hts
brothers residence. SS5 Michigan
ave o'clock. from Holy Trinity
church.
KRAUsE--Jan. %, 1914 at Harper
hospital, Henry August. husband o.
Mathilds. father OF Mrs Hooks. Mrs
Blum. William, Mrs PlasSe4+- HsHTy
Tillie, Clara and IIerta Funeral
from residence 1li Preston-st, on
Wednesday At 1880 n. m. and at ~
Pauls church. corner jay and Jos
Campau At o'clock. lnterment at
German L.utffr--vr------------
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
PLAYS SEVEN
HOURS, WAITING
FOR BEER WAGON
Leader of Little German Band
Says He Was HoaXed by
Newly-FOuad Friend
PROMISED PAY AND
PICNIC IN COUNTRY
Didn't Get Either and Brings
Suit. But Is ''Stung"
Once More

~UIn pooh pooh" snorted the tuba
foot TO toot" shrilied the clarinet
Ind the whole band OF ave pieces
lame In with u flourish and trllls
Pn the wttching. foot-stirring strains
bf -Ach der Lleber Augustine"
The members OF Carl Blehrs little
German band poured their hearts into
| he horns through sheer lightness Of
sart and scorned the Winds that
Slew around the chilly corners.
To understand 1t AL you must know
hat the above happened az a. III.
kne morning q few weeks ago. and
he final toot OF that concert was
I'd, Tuesday. In Justice Nchter's
curt
According TO testimony before the
Justice, Carl Biehl and his little Ger
pan band gave concert one even
az In saloon aboas y month ago.
among the men who appla"d6i and
ought great stems for tie hard
Working musicians. was william
rulke. Mr. Grulke not only bought
be stems but claSpiug the leader In
is arms, whispered these words:
II you have nothing 10 do tomor-
bw morning. meet me ON the corner
/ 7 O'Clock. and / viii nave beer
agon waiting. and we viii al 20
bit for long happy day in the coun-
~. We viii pay you three times,
Ach time nothing"
There WAS the trouble. BiehFs
powledge OF English is limited and
thought Grulke said something
bout 50 each.
AT g. M, in the cold grey dawn
o band met on the corner. No beer
agon was In sight, and so TO put
Themselves ia proper spirit for the
by, the band struck up the musical
DRY OF Augustine. Eight O'CLOCK
me and no beer wagon and no kind
psf. The band played other things.
gtime and ballads and marches and
blkas and tangoes. Mae o'clock and
} wagon. Ten O'Clock and the same
OK. For seven long hours they
aged 10 keep their spirits up, and
10 neigh borhood wondered and
owled and hurled reproacbNs and
b CANS.
At 8 o'clock. the band was out OF
tience and breath The stiff fingers
ID the sad hearts permitted only the
aging OF funeral dirges, and walls
90 1.-THE Last Rose OF Summer" The
or wagon never. never came.
Tuesday, Bandnaster Blehl de
anded SIS for the days work. 50
r man After listening 70 the testl.
bny, Justice Richter dismissed the
Sc
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

btto Gust. aI.-hola Galyadidonas. 80.
Victor Gutowki. 81 Mary kulfsn. 20.
btanislaw GosieWskl - Wyandotte.
Try Gutowska. 49, same.
bliver Gurey. "a. Detroit. CASTLE VI.
Lley, 20. Cleveland.
yviiliam c. y worth. II. Lead Zink.
Edward Pao- 80 Mary Hula ~
Louis Schlamm. - Anna Jantosz. Fl.
Henson chase. 50. Chatham. ont.
Ina Dolman. %. same.
Iohn Zimmerman IS: Adelaide
Iith, l..
Francis Re'rgarat Eda' rromOIy
ieorse ; TtSlor ~ Elizabeth Coz.
Iviniau Jordon. &C.. Edna Ectel is.
ohm y. Klein. rs. Alberta bennett'
matthew l. Coots. 25 Anna car
HERS. ~
Charles Gordon. %. Iayiua Youngs.
,EsrTes D-Hooghe 90 Mathiida Due
a.
Irthur J. Lepper 90 Margaret
Floyd vs. Randall. 20 Trudie clun.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
President GomperS Examining
Labor Accusations Against
Machine Candidate
NAME NOT YET SENT
TO SENATE FOR ACTION
II Protests Continue President
May Reconsider Nomination
of Wood Henchman
RAYMOND w. PULLMAN.
Times Washington Bureau, No. 704
MetTop0htd. Bank Building.


WASHINGTON, L. c.. Jan, 81
Especial President Samuel Comp
ers, OF the American Federation OF
Labor, received today telegram
from Stanley Anderson, OF Detroit.
outlining the protests OF Michigan
labor men TO the appointment Of
James J. Brady as collector OF In.
ternal revenue.
Secretary Frank Morrison. OF the
federation, said this morning. that
no answer has yet been made to the
telegram, but that the protest is
awaiting the personal attention OF
President Gompers, who is preparing
10 start on 4 trip tomorrow.
The great national labor organiza-
ton or which Samuel Gompers Is tho
head, does not make a practice of pro
testing political appointments, unless
II Is shown clearly that the man pro-
posed for Office is or has been unfair
10 labor. Whether Brady's work az
strike-breaker when he was fore
man or the Detroit branch OF the Odds
Motor plant will warrant formal
protest 10 President Wilson by the
American federation. Is a matter on
which decision is expected within
the next "a hours, after Mr.. Gompers
has carefully looked into the reasons
for Brady's unfltness. If there are any.
He may however, seek further infor.
nation from Detroit labor leaders and
from the officers OF the Michigan State
federation.
Brady's nomination was not sent in
10 the senate by President Wilson
yesterday, as was expected, but his
friends are hoping that II will go in
today. If there is further delay, and
kilograms OF protests continue to
come in &c President Wilson, there
IS q strong chance that the nomina.
ton Will be reconsidered and that
the name OF a compromise candidate
will be brought in.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

or Marx for his opposition to the ehsr.
ter before the Mems club OF St~Pau!s
cathedral, Monday evening.
II CHALLENGE the mayor TO give q
billof particulars OF the defects be al
ieges 70 exist in the charter" said Mr..
Ferris.
Who are opposed 90 this charter
The professional politicians. the poli-
t!cians for revenue only Men Ike the
mayor who for years have been In po-
litlcal life and who have fattened on
the city treasury, are making the fight
or their lives 70 beat the charter Why
Because they see Tpin for themselves"
The Taxpayers Protective league.
which includes q large membership OF
the old Keep Your Mouth Shut" club
which has fought all progressive legis-
latlon for years. Is making farcical
campaign against the new charter. Tn.
able 20 And valid grounds for attack,
IL Is resorting To Misrepresentation
morning paper quotes a member as
saying; THE increase In the assessed
valuation (for l014) will likely reach
100000. 900. This will raise IS, 900 900
more In taxes, next July. but as there
Is not such a sum In unassessed prop
erty in Detroit, II simply means that
every taxpayer must increase the
amount OF his city taxes by so per
cent"
Anybody who knows anything about
Detroits municipal AFFAIRS knows that
there will be no such increase In the
assessed valuation, and no such In
crease in taxes. The increased sal
aries provided by the charter on which
the Taxpayers Protective league
voices It's cry OF extravaganza" are
compensated for by the abolition OF
primary elections. the wiping out OF
the board OF estimates. and the cut
ting down OF the council.
Job Prtnfluw Done Right. Times
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
CALIFORNIA LEACS IN
PRODUCTION OF GOLD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The gold
value OF the year 1919 to the world
was .s455,000,000. The production Of
the previous year exceeded this total
by sl1,000.00O.
California leads the ~s;ates. with u
total OF $20105,44 Colorado came
second, with a production valued at
siS.420.03l Alaska. third, s1l,7Se,52i:
Nevada, fourth. s12.27sl31.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
GET 81
FOR KILLING
OF CHINAMAN
y. Y. Black. Hand Man Amazes
Court by Rcyelations-Ex-
plosions Brought $50
ALFRED LEHMAN BARES
CAREER OF CRIME
With Others. Has Taken Part in
Score of Bomb Outrages-
Was White Slave Agent

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Calmly tell.
Ing on the witness stand OF having
been implicated In two killings,
score OF bomb outrages. and the alb
duction or young girls for white slave
purposes, Alfred Lehman, %. amazed
Judge Rosalsky and spectators packed
la the court Of general sessions here
today.
Lehman disclosed the operations OF
one OF the most desperate Black
Hand" gangs the police have ever en-
countered RE told his history be-
cause he believed other members OF
the gang had deserted after bomb
had been planted in Lyndhurst, N. ].
Lehman was arrested with Two
others after a bomb had been explod.
ed In the ablishmept OF klee &
Co, in Lyndhurst He appeared to-
day as the principal witness against
Angelo Sylyestro. who Is charged
with having placed bomb IN a tene-
ment at No. 40 East Houstonet. He
said he had taken part in q score OF
bomb outrages, had burned Two
Brooklyn houses for insurance, and
taken part in two Killings. A Chinese
Was killed on one robbery. he said
and he received 81. Two men with
him, who aid the actual killing, got
the lame amount, he said. Lehman
said bomb explosions usually netted
the men doing the work $50.
Lehman said Giuseppe Ferrari was
leader OF the gang when he joined II.
On Aug. 81 he said the defendant
Sylvestro and man known as
"Zump" placed the bomb in the Hous-
tong. tenement adjoining a moving
picture theateT.
we didn't care rap for the
danger to the crowd in the theater,"
said Lehman. w. we're there To set
OF the bomb and We were going TO
do IL"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
Classified | Cent 7[5
Rates. | a w ora

Cash with order II charged 80
line .oa
No transient advertising inssrte1S
Cor less than Ice with cash; lso ~
charged per insertion. ,,
The above rates apply to ali classl
ications except Births cares OF
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting SouSss
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births Deaths. Cards or Thanks sno
Meeting Notlces-MnimUm charge, see
for 20 words OF less over 20 worus
one and ono third cents for each extra
word
als-MInimum charge. soc; zoe
per line Count six words 10 the
Nns)
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
END OF HUERTA
BELIEVED ONLY
MATTER Of DAYS
Announcement That President
Wilson VIII Remove embargo
Already Having Effect
PLOT UNEARTHED TO
.ASSASSINATE DICTATOR
Chief Of Mexico City Police and
Army Officer Leaders of
Conspiracy

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Seerct
information revealing much
worse condition Of affairs In Mex
leo than has been generally real.
lied, was given to members Of the
senato foreign relations commit.
tee az the White House confer
snce last night, II was learned
this afternoon. Several senators
who objected TO the presidents
program Of raising the embargo on
arms TO the eonstitutlonalists were
won over by the data the resi-.
dent was able 20 give them.
Some Of the senators did not
have 70 be convinced, but private
ly they admitted today they were
surprised at the strength which
tho constitutionsllst movement
had reached and the amount OF
territory Il had embraced, accord
ing TO secret advlces In poss,>
sion Of tho president.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

beginning Monday. Federal Judge
kne Will be occupied with the al
+aity 'doSket. Tile docket IL fairly
Ivy. and will probably take the eu-
month OF February 10 clear.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
HAINEs' WIGS, TOUPEES.
FOODS

WM- A. HAINES =.
Haines Wigs and Toupees are Well
made, the most natural effects psing
Produced ! have no competitor In
quality OF work and reasonable prices
Ny wigs and toupse< are In use ala
over the world
Ladies' Hail Goods. / carry thou
sands OF French wavy Switches ana
German wavy Switches. straight hair
Switches. Large stock OF gray and
white. Pompadours, Puffs. waves.
Curls Half Wigs for ladies bald or
with thin hair. Ct don't deal In Chl-
nese rchned hair. nor sea grassl. La
dies hair dyed by competent hands.
Hair dressing, 8hampooing. childrens
hair cutting. Most modern up-to care
hair dressing parlors In the United
States Wigs TO rent for parties ana
.nasquerades. II looking for a reliable
Hair Goods House don't overlook me,
"a years In my present hair store ougnt
To appeal 60 the public. Established IN
my present hair store 1878
VIM. A. HAINES.
"a GVavd RlvaF-ava Vast BlEAey.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

wANTED--FEMALE uEI.p
GIRL for general housework No cook
ing 1877 Forest east.
GIRL for chamberwotk and assist IN
dtning-room, 292 Cass.
GIRL for general housewo.k. Due
weke, 1912 East Grand-blvd
GIRL for light housework. Good home
1853 Kercheval Hickory 527-J
GIRL WANTED for general house
work or as cook. II Boulevard w.
LADIES HATS CLEANED ana blocked
%-Panamas our speciality Exclusive
Hst Frarce shop ~ Grat,ot-ave
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ELDERLY LADY wishes situation as
housekeeper, references Mrs Nc
Farlane, GO sixth-st
no RENT--RooMs.
Stop at the Hotel Franklin
On East Larned ST. Just step from
Woodward and Jefferson Ex-
ira fine rooms soc. T5c, 81. 100 per
day; So to 81 per week Popular
priced dining room
il, II. JAMES q son, PROPS.
i0oMs-Furniture Cor rooms con2.ete,
81 weekly sumner Co. Mich and 9Th
TO RENT-HOUsES.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDG
FOR SALE--FARMs.
NEAR UTICA--1O A.. ~ A. OF timber
Price $4,000. $4,000 down. 6-room
house, cellar. n few large barns ana
outbuildings. horses cows Z
heifers y hogs, 100 chickens.
complete line OF tools and machinery
Plenty OF feed and seed. An IDEAL
farm.
ED DE GRANDCHAMP CO,
ices Gratiot Ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27
Piano BARGAIN

beautiful $3.50 PLAYER for s5S5 First.
class guarantte call mornings. 2s5
lischcr-ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

Job Printing Done Right.
PrIntinz Co.. 10 John Rs:
The Detroit times., 1914-01-27

1850 PLAYER PIANO FOR 1900
The reason We huilt them and seil
direct FROM factory 20 buyer FOE
ssrft ~ ri y ~ fNn On ysfs v-oafv-~ -