davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

Sam. T. Clark, former banker, but
now fifteen pounds heavier, and en-
ioying life in the open, raising cat
tie galore and perhaps thinking about
u coy home nest for say, one or two,
dropped in to pay his compliments
to his many Deming friends the 9TH
err day and to say good words about
stock raising and things. Sam is
still n member of the San Diego ex-
position board and wears all his hon.
ors easily. give Sam"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR RENT-Two or three rooms
with slseping porch, partly furnished,
gaEags. 2l2 Copper. 0tf.
ron RENT-3-roon medezn brick
house with two sersensd porchss.
Apply at 4l6 Silver avsnus. sat-.
10 LET-Cottagss for hsalthsssksrs
With or without board. The Wing
Tent Cottages. 'Pheas 17o. 25tf
FOR RENT-7-room furnished brick
house, 3 bIocks from postofnce, s22.
mlocellAmeoUS
TRADE--Alfalfa, grain and stock
farm to exchange for Dcming prop
erty. BOX l13, Deming, N. NJ. sop
TRADE-Town lot, improved, ma
hogany piano, upright, to trade for
automobile, must be in excellent
condition aud self-starter. Address
N. A. X. den'l Del, Deming, N. NJ.
FOCND-A pair Of nose glasses, can
he recovered at this office on proof OF
ownership. lift
White Lime Treatment for tubercu-
losis and catarrh. W. V. Stewart.
2l4 South Gold avenue 3tf
TO ExCHANGE-S0 acres Of decide
land l-2 mile of La lara, Colo, in
the San Louis Valley. All level and
can be cultivated. Has good water
right fully paid. To exchange for
Mimbres Valley land. See Fred
Sherman. est
BOARD AND ROOM-At the Wing
Tent Cottages, for health seekers;
rates reasonsble; five blocks from
post office on old grade road. eft
POULTRY FOR SALE 'urc bred
White leghorns bought and sold
stock. The Wing Poultry Yards, on
old grade road, Dsming, N. N. 22tf
BILL WELLS AUTO LIVERY.
and repair shop; all work guaranteed.
Halle Walker in charge Of repair
work. 26tf
SHOES REPAlRED-While YOU
wait at Orr's Electric Shoe Shop at
2O2 Gold avenue. 28tf
NOTICE-Window screens manu-.
featured and repaired. Door frames
and window frames also made to
or drop me II card in the postoftice.
W. H. Rue. 37tf.
LOST-Or Stolen. on May IL. Two
Jersey milch COWS, branded Il. +, II.
on right hip, under bit right ear. Re-
ward. E. F. Hurt, Deming, N. NJ. asp
EXC HANGt.-Twenty or forty acres
Oklahoma land for small tract near
Deming or Deming lots. Write j. o.
Box |, Alden, N. N. 3sp
BARGAlNS-ln new and second.
hand Goods. Fair prices for your
second hand furniture. Eisele Fur
niture Co. 38tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

J. s. Kerr reports the sale Of a
Ford touring car to r. II. Case.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26


SIS for 90 IT,, and $26 for 80 IT,, Of
Inch. All in good condition. Write
Emil X. Gemoets, Box 10l, Fl Paso,
Texas. 80.
FOR SALE-Heifer cows; also pigu
1T Trowbridge Dairy Farm, one mile
east an four miles south Deming.. III
FOR SALE-at half price, a new i'm
proved fly shuttle carpet and rug
loom. Apply Frank Baxe, Colorado
Rooming House. Alp
FOR SALE-l2 b. p. Fairbanks
Morse Engine and No. 4 American
pump. Complete outfit fine order,
price $3.50. Box ZOE Deming, g. L.
Graham. 80
FOR SALE-First class Buick tour
ing ear, 1914 model 25, new gener-
ator and battery. viii sell cheap
for cash. W. A. Casler, 1872 Tin
avenue. 40p
FOR SALE dozen full blooded
Rhode Island Red Hens. Iron ave.
nue. opposite DIR. Steed's residence.
G. u. Lucas, 39tf
FOR SALE-Black amber sorghum
seed nj Sc per pound ut Farmers
oil Plant. 42p.
FOR SALE-Good span Of youns
mules. Deming Fuel and Transfer
Co. Silver avenue. 1910
FOR SALE-Almost new kitchen
and quick gasoline range. Apply at
j23 Spruce street. 80
FOR SALE-Eighty acres Of level
land Que and one half mile southwes.
{ IIondule. \. NJ. Make me an offer; :
vii nci turn down any reasonable
proposition. Address, Box l4i9. Ali
ami. Ariz. lOtf
ONION PLANTS-Now is the time
to plant onions for spring and to ma
ture seed in the fall. have the
right kind at DC pound in so pound
lots. Leave orders at the Wells
Peugh Realty Company and will de.
liver them. Ira l.. Haas. 24tf
FOR SALE--lmprovements ON ranch,
l6O acres desert claim for sale cheap,
ii l.ordsburg, New Mexico, for par
licuiars apply to Mrs. A Feathers,
pa T.. Breboenf ST., Montreal, Can
ada. $40
FOR SALE ClEAP-New and Sec
ond hand furniture. You can get
anything you want, We have some
especially good bargains. Clark 4
Daniel, Killingcr Building, Silver ave.
nue., 37tf.
FOR SALE-Buick Automobile, fair
condition, good tires. 800; Jersey
COW and calf, just fresh, 4 yrs. old,
500: Steel range, new, never used,
slj. worth SIS: See these at Mrs. j.
\. Watkins place n mile south of
town.
FOR SALE--0ne top buggy in good
condition. Enquire 500 Gold avenue
or Williams Saddlery. Frank Jordan.
81 II.
...,,,an ~ ..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26
A motor truck for supplies was in
from Columbus Yesterday.

Glen Featherston is the designer
and painter Of the Graphic's new sign,
the finest business sign in the city,
without any exception. We have dad
hard work making people believe
such beautiful work can be done in
Deming, but il can.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOCND-A pair Of nose glasses, can
he recovered at this office on proof Of
ownership. lift
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

White Lime Treatment for tubercu-
losis and catarrh. W. V. Stewart.
2l4 South Gold avenue 3tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

BILL WELLS AUTO LIVERY.
and repair shop; all work guaranteed.
Halle Walker in charge Of repair
work. est
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

"villa can't live forever" reminds
and editor. Exactly. But neither
can the rest of us.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

TRADE-Town lot, improved, ma
hoeany piano, upright, to trade for
automobile, must be in excellent
condition aud self-starter. Address
N. A. X. Gen'l Del, Dcming, N. NJ.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

TRADE--Alfalfa, grain and stock
farm to exchange for Dcming prop
erty. BOX 113, Dcming, N. NJ. Sop
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-Buick Automobile, fair
condition, good tires. 800; Jersey
COW and calf, just fresh, 4 yrs. old.
500: Steel range, new, never used,
slj. worth SIS: See these at Mrs. j.
\. Watkins place n mile south Of
town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE CHEAP-New and Sec
ond hand furniture. You can get
anything You want, We have some
especially good bargains. Clark 4
Daniel, Killinger Building, Silver ave /.
nue., 37tf.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-Improvements on ranch,
100 acres desert claim for sale cheap,
III l.ordsburg, New Mexico, for par
ticulars apply to Mrs. A Feathers,
pa +, Breboenf ST., Montreal, Can
ada. T-4O
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

NOTICE-Window screens manu-
featured and repaired. Door frames
and window frames also made to
or drop me card in the postof6ce.
W. H. Rue. 37tf.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

Those Teutons' incicendiary plot
revelations indicate that Germany
still has money to burn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR RENT-Several good houses.
See j. C. Barnes, Phone 339. 112 N.
Gold avanue. II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

PLANTS FOR SALE-Sweot pota-
Toe and tomato plants, 35e per 100 OF
80 per ] 900.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

TO ExCHANGE-S0 acres Of decide
land l l-2 mile of La lara, Colo, in
the San Louis Valley. All level and
can be cultivated. Has good water
right fully paid. To exchange for
Mimbres Valley land. See Fred
Sherman. est
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-Eighty acres Of level
land Que and one half mile southwes.
{ Ilondale. \. NJ. Make me an offer;
vii ncl turn down any reascnabis
proposition. Address, Box l4i9. Ali
ami. Ariz. loft
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

ONION PLANTS-Now is the time
to plant onions for spring and to ma
ture seed in the fall. ! have the
right kind at DC a pound in so pound
lots. Leave orders at the Wells
Peugh Realty Company and ! will de-
liver them. Ira L. Haas. 24tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-Black horse, 1900 lbs. !;
viii work anywhere. Price very
reasonable. Frank Cox, Hondale.
36tf.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

BOARD AND ROOM-At the Wing
Tent Cottages, for health seekers
rates rsasonsble; five blocks from
post office on old grade road. 22tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

BARGAINS-ln new and second
hand Goods. Fair prices for your
second hand furniture. Eisele Fur
niture Co. 38tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

S,NGRE has rerird honses in Dem
irg over ten years and is still in the
h,-inass ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

FOR SALE-Black amber sorghum
seed AT Sc per pound ut Farmers
oil Plant. APP
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26
The Graphic Cent -A-W Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
II You Want Anything Elephme 100

FOR SALE-Some 6-inch casing q
sl5 for 10 IT,, and $26 for 80 IT,, o.
Inch. All in good condition. Writ,
Emil X. tiemoets, Box 10l, Fl Paso
Texas. 80.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

POULTRY FOR SALE 'urc bred
White l.eghorns bought and sold;
stock. The Wing Poultry Yards, on
old grade road, Deming, N. N. 22tf
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
KAISER NOT
SICK IN BED
That Much, at Least,
Established by His
hancellOr

NEW YORK Jan. li The i'm
perial chancellor d. Yon Beth.
mann-tIo!iwes. today personally in
formed The U1itel Press that at no
TIME during his recent mdispositlou
las Kaiser Nibelm been confined
10 his bed
In response 10 am inquiry address
ed TO him, relarding the kai-er's
condition, ti-- imperial cham. nor
today sent the following wireless
message
tCopyriEht. 1915. by United rrcssl
"Gh1 United Press.
BERLIN tyia Wireless Jan a.
Ills majesty receives guests every
evening he receives m audience
bis ministers oi state and officers of
high rank for daily conferences. The
kaiser takes walks iH tho palace
gardens whom weather permits He
has never been confined JC hi- bed
and viii very shortly resume bis Gus.
tomary aCtiyitie-. tSiEnrdD
Won BETIiNANN-HOILWEG"
The chancellor message was I'm
reply 20 the following inquiry sent
by wireless
America flooded With varying re-
ports kaisers illness win you
kindly favor us with authoritative
statement oi 0aturc and seriousness
illness,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
CARRANZA
PROMISES
PUNISHMENT
Continued from PAGE onel


was prepared TO head oe action on
any of the many resolutions propos-
ing Intervention or other drastic
remedies Tho house foreign rola-
tions committee met today, bur plan.
ned 10 sidetruck. temporarily az
least consideration OF thc rr.a'a
tions OF Representatives Dyer o..
Missouri. and Moss, of West Viz
ginia, proposing intervention
Among the measures under con.
sideration for protection OF Amcri
cans from further attacks Nas rc-
newal OF warning by The state de-
partmont TO them 90 leave Che com
try at once.
The administration was also con-
siderinu Withdrawing all American
officials in the states OF Chihuahua
Durango and Sonora.
Reports were also ia circulation,
tut uucoufrmed, that the govern
ment was con iderDg dispatch or q
naval squadron 10 the Mexican east
coast 90 take on rctu2eea az sea-
PORTS. Only feN huuarel Amer
leans remain .n tHe interior OF
northern Mexico. according 90 state
department reports These are re.
ported fleeing for Tie border Tine
Carranza gog rlment ls pr'vd.n-
trains for tha refugees.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
TrevinO Pursuit
Proceeds Slowly

CHIHUAHUA Mexico Jan. Ia
Gen Trcyiuo CarrHnza commander
is at the head OF additional trpopz
today directing the pursuit of the
Vinista bandits WHO fu7e@acrrd
American mining men vest OF Chi.
huahua. Monday afternoon
Trcviuo declared he would not
only round up The Nilisias vino took
part In this Wholesale murder. bat
would direct an energetic campaign
against villa himself.
Nothing has been heard here of
the Surviving members of the
Kramer family. since Do report 'hat
Bert Kramer was hiiel by MeNi
cans on his fathers ranch The
greatest fear is also felt for the
safety of Eent Smell and Fr1nk
Woods. cattlcucu who rode west
ward FREQ chihuahua last Slt1r
day. and who have not been hcaIl
from
Because the country west OF hcrc
IS hily and oTor splendid chances
for ambush. the Carrausa pduti.'
expedition i- proceeding slowly
ROLAND Anderson. manager OF
fbc Chihuahua foreign club. whose
on. Maurice. Vas y victim OF the
bandits. viii join .h' Americans
pursuing the bandits Anderson
was a uembcr oi fbe relief party
that went ont 10 recover The bodies
He nearly stumbled across tho mu-
ulated form OF hia boy I'm the
rhaetly moonlight
The body of e. r. Watson, who
was shot vh.le attempting TO ford
the river. was found ON IRE bank
Over It. his hair brisJling and hia
eyes aglarc. stood guard Watson's
aircdale terrier 40 one recalled
having seen the dog aboard tho
train and how h, came 10 be at the
scene of the massacre is a mystery.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

tar EepI indoors while khaki clad
United states troops With loaded
and hayonetcd gums stood guard
American citizens were reported
to bc secretly organizing a regiment
a. volunteers t0 invade Mexico n
ibc Washington and CaTanza gov
ernmeuts no not take immediate
steps 90 avenge the Santa Hsuhel
massacre, which cost the lives of ~
Americans.
The reported massacre OF ~ more
Americans near MADEIRA threw the
city into frenzy last right Four
United States soldiers cleaned out
saloon frll OF MeXiCans wieldius
knives Tha, was the signal for
mixed mobs Of soldiers and civilians
who su"eod through The streets at
lacking every Mexican they met
CRYING "Ayengc The murdered
Americans" ana Rem ember The
Cusi" thc mcts soon we're beyou
control Df the police.
lCus s The name Of tho compau
which employed the Santa Ysshe
Vicdmsl
BeHboys I'm hotels even attacked
Mexican guests.
Hiigaaler General John ]. Perish
ing ordered out the Eighth United
States infantry from Fort Bliss and
per ouuliy took command of the sit.
uation Quite was quickly restored.
A meeting Of nearly "a thousand
Americans just outside OF El Paso
pledged them elves TO avenge the
massacre with an invasion OF Mex
leo, II necessary Al were heavily
armed aud when "a report reached
them that McNceu were gathering
i'm auotuer part of the city a dash
was made for the Mexican meet
ing
Soldiers from Fort Bliss had
reached the spct first however and
dispersed the Mexicans
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Marriage Licenses

John suckalat 22 Kaszmlera SOU.
iuuek1. 20
Frank n Hewitt so; Nata Frurip.
John Ancinec. "a Mary Kroc. 2l
John Sehnurcr 90, Maire steiner
woiciecb sktodowsd %. wynn
dott" Elizabeth Kortas. rs. same
Migczysiaw Moraczcwslt. "a. Roz-
Eoeene Farl5as. a2 Gezeua Eocsa
waleny Krawczyk, 2i Mariana
W.liita@ H. Lodowyk. 2s; Helen
Zolian HoItzcr. gs Frances Lust
stanisIaw storay.zyia. 2i. Detroit.
M'ed.lcna Iroohowinik, 30. Ham
Rotor Marucbach 2I Luise Tcsch-
AjDsrt D. smith Jr. 27. Anna Tory-
Joycc clare Benson. %. Detroit.
Mario Barnett. 1N. Ecrricu Springs
Fred O. Wcndland 26 Marie T.
FanE Farcuo 27. Mary Honci 2a
alrl j. totfuehaHI. 20 Emily TUl-
1lUshn. rs
John Maika 4i Juuanna wioczo-
Huloui Alguiak. 90 Helena pziewa.
s@rslaw Kowalcyk. %; Katmzy-
u8 WHleuirk, 30
lossna Matait... 90; Frances Guda-
rrauk Lgbcsett si Autoniua Kru-
ANTONY i<cyiotkowstt 81. wrdoria
Eiwsri q cork 20 Epira NJ C..
r6omas uorkov k, % Masdalcna
Skr2NskI. Ssh
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
ESCAPED GERMAN
SAILORS CAUGHT
by UNITED PRESS.

WILMINGTON. Dol, Jan. a.
-Four escaped German sailors from
thc interncd cruisers I<rou Prinz
Wilhelm and Eitel Friedrich at New
port News, were arrested here carly
today by Inspectors William O
Crimmins and Harvey Y Davis, o.
the department of labor Two OF
thc mcn Karl Altman and Emil
klappstein, were working on the
government dredge MinQuas at Fort
Dupont. and Kari Graham and Fr' d
Kruger were working in The Ban
croft cloth mills near the HapIoy
ward of the Dupont Powder co.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
NAVY YARD BILL
is REPORTED OUT

WASHINGTON, Jan l4.-Thf
house naval committee today favor
ably reported "a bin appropriatiug
100000 and 100000. respectively,
for extending buldiug slips and
ways at thr Mare Island and New
York uavu yards 10 expedite con
tracts given the yaru7,
Secretary Daniels presented let
ter saying he proposed 90 put double
Workmcus shifts at New York and
expected TO have the new dread
nougbt Caiifornit off the ways by
early summer and the Mare Island
yard equipped 20 begin a new bat
tleship by september.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

Nor is that Lis only claim TO dis
riuctiye dancing The colonel, if it
i- convenient prefers TO take a cold
batch just before going on the floor
for am exhibition He says il tones
him up gives him pep, and puts
"spriug into his legs
You can say what you want about
my rubber collar he says, "but ]
want TO tell You th.s-ruDber collars
are 20. moro drossier than starch
ones and much more economical" l."
Although Colonel Ketlow wears q
frock coat when dancing. be is not
bic oldfashioned in his steps no
Stree, he won't waste time ON any
thing bul the latest thing in fox
Uots
And he must be good, for all the
-irs went TO dance wita him.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
FL PasO Citizens
Threaten Invasion
nI LNLTEn pRENH-

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan H. Under
United States regular troops, enforc-
Ing martial law in tho Mexican dis
trict of ~ Pa-o che city was guiot
early TO-DAY following last nights
rioting which filed hospitals with
wounded Mevic8ns
Rage over fbc massacre OF Amer
leans in Mexico was expected again
TO ovcrrun lll bounds MeXicaos
were being deportod hy the whole
sale. oT thrown into jail to escape
niobs o. angry American cowboys
cattle mon and miners.
The 10000 Mevicans i'm their quar-
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Classified
Rates..
Cent q
Word

Cash with order. II charged,
fine
No transient advertising iu7ertea
FOR less thar I6t with casu5 l6c IL
charged per insertion.
The above rate Apply Co all classt-
fCatious except Births, Cards ot
Tnauks ObItI.rfrl Meeting Notices
ard aI r.n preceding Male Help,
ard Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarge. soc fuf Ea words or less. over
Is words oug-1rl -oEe-thiTd Ceuts tor
each extra rd
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

the huge boilers rendered useless
The fire department was summoned
10 pump water into the boilers un.
tl The fires under them could be-
drawn Low water in the boilers
would have caused a disastrous eX.
plosion Workmou in The plant de.
cllrod that the fires coDld not be-
drawn. Immediately IN account Of
,bo automatic stokers under the
boilers
Patgolman Royal A Baker stood
Eve feet from tho man subway
uaoholc when the explosion oc-
Cured He said it blew The cover
90 feet into the air
a Uauaolc cover between the
rails ON the street car tracks on Row
aDdst blow mp a8 % crowded Mytlc
car stood over &c. Two women I'm
lae car tainted geom fright and the
rast oi tho paa. .eugcrs He'd from the
,ar SO one WAS injured
Heat and electricity from several
other of the Edison CO.'S plants
were brought down town about S.15
O'Clock
When the Edison electricians
learned of the crossing Of the wires.
and knew That explosions In the
mauholca would be- inevitable they
quickly Hou6cd the police and fire
departments, and a- rapidly as pos.
sihlo, men were sent from both de.
pariments and danger zone"
rorcd of with patrolmen and fire
men stationed at the Tanhoics TO
warn pedestrians and drivers OF We
Mcles OF the conditions existing.
Everything was done TO protect
Ives and property against tho pos.
s.hlc u.cnects OF the inevitable eX.
Ilosicn and undoubtedly these pre-.
cautions. and the promptness with
which action was taken, did much 20
prevent fatalities
About 500 young women lunch
every day in the Y. w c. A. cafe.
ou tIp top n1or of the association
brildWg at Washlugton-blvd. and
rlifore-st, and Friday, ewing 10 the
elevator electric power being shut
off, the majority Of the Young wom-
IN whrtted appetItes by climbing
'he six flights of stairs. Those who
viewed the sign on tho elevator door
with iismay turned away from the
building and sought a ground floor
lunch room
The electric dlshwashers and
other appliances in The cafe Kitchen
depending upon electricity for pow
or we're also out Of commission, and
the building was deprived OF artlh-
cial light for the same reason
with no heat and no light in its
Building at Washingtou.Alvd and
State-st, the Edison company was
m as bad q plight as its ne,ghbors
In order 10 protcc' To- women em.
plotes from the chill of the build
ing on the coldast day of The win
ter too, the company sent a rush
order 10 Newcomb Euuicotts and
the Hudson company for several
hundred sweaters At many of the
Office desks where artificial light Is
necessary at all hours during the
working day the young women ara
men were unable 90 handle their
tasks. and wero either sent home
for The day or their books and files
moved tO whore daylight was avail
able
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Michigan Man
a Bandit Victim

gALI'MET. Mich, IAN. l4.-Wu.
liam !. Wallace. one of the Is Amer
leans supposed Killed by Bandit VII
la I'm Yaqui west OF Santa Yzabelle.
Chihuahua province. Monday for
merly resided iu Houghton and was
"a graduate of the Michigan College
of Mines. class of 1905.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
PARK
GIRL WEDS MAN
FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o. Jan tt-Thc
marriage OF Miss Marguerite
Jacobs dsuehtrr of Mrs Pauline
Jacobs, Of 80 2i7 Virginia Park
Detroit TO Joaon sammclson for
mer Doroiter and noN head of the
Rollman Department. stores here.
last night at Newport. Ky. an over
the river suburb. became known
here today to NIs Jacobs the moth
or. Tie coupl met here oeht years
ago wh.lc bon attended the Avon
dale public schools OF This city as
students
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

BOSTON TIL, lie was giyen to
the old adaee "A- slow as cold mo.
lbs.cs.' whom 1000 gallons 1oweo
forth from n bru'c9 wagon tank In
tho west enl aud nearly flooded the
nc.gbbothood
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
PLYMOUTH ROAD

Your opportunity to purchase one ~
the best farms on this magnificent
highway. Always good road, rain
or shine Land wen Ulcd and In
high state Of cultivation.
/ represent this So be n gilt-edge M
Ncstmeut. also for farm purposes
cannot be cNCciied
You do not know until after you have
seen and been convinced.
Write or call on me Immediately N
You want "a bargain.
guarantee YOU VIII not be disap-
pointed even III YOU do not buy.
Me ADAM~. i1lG Michigan-ave. Phone
West 2N3
51-NCRE FARM. near Washington,
Mac0mh county. Good 9-room house.
l8rEe barns. sIlo, poultry houses.
water in house and barn. with
this farm goes 10 head Of cattle,
fall grain i'm ground. chickens,
horse and an tools for $4,000 SEQ
Nr CutrclL
EYSTER, The Farm Man
sos Majestic Bldg.
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printinE-the ptatn neat kind--thnt
b. right--fimea Job Dcpt.--1Inin $50
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There IS no go virginia Park list
ed I'm tho city directory
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TO RENT-riANos.

PIANOS-Best makes, greatest as
sortment, years rent allowed on
purchase GRTNNELL BROS. 24S
WoFdwRru-ave
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no RENT-BusINEss PROPERTY.
wANTED-FLATs.

WANT furnished apt for Hight
housekeeping. with child. prefer
private family must be In good
ueighborhood and reasonable; viii
furnish references. Box B, 1i9,
Times
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

RAgTIHE PIANO TAUGHT n 20
Ieeedue- Iatou.l school OF Popular
Music d. Frances Berry. Cadillac
3g1I-J NG Broadway.
20-DAN stcuogVaphy welcomes keen
searching scrutiny. 1920 On. Com.
Cadillac 2ttl.
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SHORT CIRCUIT
IN FEED WIRE
CAUSES HAVOC

,lontInned from rage One.l
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RARR-CARPENTER
ron sALE-nElDENcn rnoPeRTY

NEW i-room H4t with luclosed porch;
modern iu every way. stove. ice box
and movable bed, separate heatiAg
sg-tcm ss25o t23 Noutclair. one
block north of Jefferson
fDUN pItT TOW JR.
Phone Cad 1889 0r Hickory 2287-M