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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
M'KINLEY WARD
ATTENDANCE IS
NEARLY NORMAL
Pupils Re-Enter Quarantined
School Today,

attendance at the Mckinley ward
school, which was reopened this morn
ing after having been closed for more
than week by the board OF health, wa,
practically normal according to a
statement issued this morning BY Sup.
! \ Whlteiord This. he assumes. III
dlcatcS that the ",niantllc paralysis
scare" did not reach the proportion,
reported
The Mckinley building has been
thoroughly tumigated since the closing
order was issued and during the en-
tire time II was vacant IT'S windows
stood open IN order that II might be
thoroughly aired
Rulers. chlk and other objects be
longing TO the board OF education. and
which were handled promiScuouSly hy
pupils, were DESTROYED bv Dr H. II
lloudmau. medical Inspector for the
board ol education These have been
replaced by fresh supplies
No books were destroyed by the board
OF health, since tumlgation was thought
. sufficient 10 sterillze them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Negro Beaten, Is
Matthews Charge

RlX Flynn negro federal prison.
er IN the Craig county jail. was brutal
ly beaten by { d. Pierce, a NJ. X &
T special agent according to W d
Matthews, commissioner OF charities,
who returned from Nrnita TODAY
Matthews said a complaint had been
illcd against Pierce. The commission
cr said Pierce took the negro to the
top floor oi the jail Sometime later
the negro asked for a physician aud
exhibited a badly bruised arm He said
Pierce beat him with chair when he
did not anSw,r cue ,lous the way
Fierce wanted him to Broken parts
OF chair were found in the room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Males Outnurnber
Births of Girls

II the conditions revealed in the
monthly report to be made by Leo Men
ten secretary OF the board OF health,
70 the city commissioners tomorrow
are in effect for any length OF time,
Oklahoma City may find itself facing
woman shortage
Mcntcu'S compilation viii show that
during the month OF October there were
ll5 births, Of which % we're boys and
" girl, there were so dcaths--2j males
and y females
What Is thought to be Il record for
birth OF twins was reached thl, month
The record shows that four sets OF
twin, were born.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30

LONDON, Oct 3O--Captain Boclke,
the noted German aviator. whose death
was reported in Sundays news dis
patches from Amsterdam based on a
Berlin message, is said by the EN
change Tclcgraphs company'S AmSter-
dam correspondent 20 have been
brought down by British aviator east
Of Cambria \ Cologne message
brought this news, Vt IS stated
Captain Boelkc'S death adds the cor
respondent, was announced by Emperor
William at a luncheon given Saturday
at Castle bellevue bv the emperor 10
Field Marshal Won Nindcnburg The
news, II is said, made deep impre,
sion, especially upon the emperor, who
had seen the aviator few days pre-
youSly on the western front
4 Berlin dispatch today confirms the
death OF Captain Boclkc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Income of $1,000
From % Acres

COLUMBUS. Tex, Oct j0-A far
mcr living four miles north OF here,
rented a small farm ior sl55, planted
twenty eight acres IN cotton and from
the twenty eight acres gathered thirty
three bales oi cotton for which he re.
cciyed $500 This was in addition 10
corn potatoes and poultry which iutth-
ct increased his income.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Discrimination Is
Socialist Charge

Socialist election counters arc not
being allowed certificates bv county
election boards TO serve At the coming
election IN thi, state This was the
charge made this morning by II N
Sinclair, socialist state secretary Mr
Sinclair SAID ne ha, received 1OO let
terS asserting that socialist election of
ficlalS arc being barred over the state
from serving
One letter from Charles II Smith
stated election officials in Drumright
used firearms to keep the socialist Of
ilcialS away from the primaries and
that like action is expected at the clcc-
tion Mr. Sinclair asserted he will or
der his men not to resort TO violence 10
enforce their right,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Vital Statistics

Births
Mr and Mrs l. s Alexander, BlO West
Frisco avenue. girl
Mr. and Mrs. II + Mckenzie, 62i
West Seventh street. glrl
Mr. and Mrs. T. \ Walker, s02 East
ElEhth street giu
Mr and Mrs J u smith girl.
Deaths
Ida Ramsey, ~ years old 1905 South
Robinson avenue
Mrs Mary kroH Covin. ~ years old.
500 West Thlrticth street
Harold pugh, ~ years old, local hos
pital
William Murray, 50 years old, local
hospital,
Building permit.
Davis brothers, 1901 Nsucv avenue,
frame stock shed i1Oo
Marriage Licenses
N T. Srphcrn. 'o years ola. uf This
.IpJ end lth,l llooi,r s6 ycnrs old. ~
hHgup
John freeman, Is years old aul Nlnn
Butrhss, ~ years old both Of this cit>
Marion r. Suddarth, % years old. and
Elizabeth Brown ?, years old, OF this
city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
LOCAL FIRE LOSS IN
OCTOBER 100000

approximately 100000 worth OF
property was DESTROYED by fire in Ok
lahoma City during the month oi Oo-
tobcr Practically the entire loss came
from the Oklahoma Refinery company
and Western Paint compauE fires
which came on the same day oct. T.
The oil companys loss was SS2J 800 and
the damage to the paint company ware
house was $4,000.
There was total OF ii,W-iour
blazcS; damage only resulted from
thirteen: at eleven OF the couilagra-
tons the losSc, ran from 8 10 S2i-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Baby Placed in
Jail With Mother

NORMAN. Okla. oct 80 For ,h,
nrSt time in months a woman IS con.
fined N the Cleveland county Jail Mrs
Nlllc Clark. = years old, with her 10.
months old baby was brought here from
Paus Nalycy where the jail had II,
compartment Tor women, on a charg,
oi passing bad checks Mrs Clark adj.
m,S giving the checks, according to OF.
iiccrS hut declares her husband is re
,pon,blc and that he has lcf, the ooun.
ffy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
ARGUMENTS OPEN
IN FAMOUS CASE
Burke SharteI Talks All Morn
ing in EpwOrth Trial.
CHURCH WITHOUT RIGHT
Accepted Proposition Had Re-
version Clause, He Says,

,, -.. ..L.t...
burke HhSrtcl attorney '"l w, y, 'i .
N,ersi'y Land De.elop'nel,. ,o"'pa,y -,
."> N}, "'"uI "le 'i''',"h ." sT',II'
cor,t ,h,g ,nrn,rr Ur ,aILrd ,br en-.
tire morning and will occupy most 1i
the afternoon ATTORNEYS for the com
many have both the opening and clio,
inc arguments. while attorneys Tor the
Methodist Episcopal church. south.
will have the intervening time
C,,,;t,h,o Trusts IrrossihIc
as -, g..
n"t'doI' trusts arc "ul,oNS'p'' w..
Vkiah9na uhu'r our >'"'u.'> ,l'op'
lntough we H'cu'ul''N"'p " Io'rWIl''
uohs' MI smarter "c''"''u. T. p,
worth UNIV Ic'N''y "' " CO., "',u' ,m,6 ,%,S
Gu'I'oI'N l" max '"''u ~ u"
mat u INC property "4a sol" u""c' "
rno''HaRc 'oIoO'IsuI'' "'H H,'' P'"'
Shou'n 80 I'D 'n' '"nu company
The consent OF The land company to
the mortgaging of Epworth was equiv.
Giant TO giving the university EOuDo
outright that II was not entitled TO, Mr.
COuld have pOtteu the urODertV free of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tastelcss
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUl.
NINE, and IRON SOC Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30

To secure reliable tenants, try a
want ad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30
HOME FURNISHING NEWS FROM DOC & BILL

aheado the
o We
the offered
bill while No
a to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-30

Davis brothers, 1901 Ngucv avenue
frame stoclI shed i1OO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07
LETTER TO MOTHERS or BABIES

The Committee on banners for Baby Week presents
Won with pennant and asks you 10 display 10 your
window In honor Of your baby
All homes where there baby under one year old
viii have this 10 show that al Corpus Christi Is thinking
and working for the bes, things for ihe babies
Bring your baby IN ,ts baby buggy or gocari or IN
your arms with ihs banner Artesan Park on Satur
dsy afternoon March and be in the bes, parade our
city has ever had There will be- no horses or auiomo-
biles allowed and al traffic the line Of march which
y no, long will be suspended IN honor of our city cf
dren The parade starts from Artesan Park at ~
O'Clock
Y,, are also invited 10 the exhibits and demonsga-
tiona March and 70 Ia the City Hall Mesquite Street
entrance and 10 al he special entertainments IN ne
Hicb School Auditorium On ednesday. March .
from 90 to 90 clock. the South BUTT CIVIC Oiu5
sert,in he babies no TO the age Of three years and
their mothers n ATtcsan Park
Watch The Caller for announcements OF Baby Week.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07
SQUARE DEAL FOR CORPUS CHRISTI
uRGEDBY BUSINSS MENOF CITY

JUDGE HENRY d. MCDONALD AND TWENTY OIHER
PROMINENT PROPERTY OWNERS or CORPUS
CHRISTI ASK VOTERS TO DO The SQUARE
THING BY CORPUS CHRISTI IN THE ELECTION
or FRIDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07

Have demonstrated
their desirablilty as a
residential subnrb.
ne better proof Is
needed. than the
steady and rapid
building Of beautiful
homes.
We have owing
20 the fact that the
own ~ WAS obliged
10 leave Cor pa s
Christi, one OF I h q
greatest bargains In
a six room new cot
tage close to the Ho-
tel and the Beach.
We have never had
as great a bargain
ard II you are in the
market Tor a home
you'd better SEQ us
or phone ioF inior-
nation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07
The
Presidents
Wedding
Cake

er rFHfnpt ~ eer
niiif Art nestr ffipsie'i
"a t iittng ~ cate
Hrttfn,irE aa ct4utie
r atiiria1sNr fa
nr1 wf
Hfs toat ii 81
prlfr ~ any N1ugf~ifs
llM
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
Deaths

Antonina Miotkc. Grace hospital.
- years. intestinal Instructions To-
soph Adams 1Il1 Second. - years.
pulmonary tuberculosis. William H.
GiIliman. ggi sheridan. IS years,
chronic nephritis. Irene Nawrockh
1022 Joseph Campau, ! year. auto IN
toNtcation, Florence Andrews. Gra,t
hospItHl, > years burns TO body, lda
CisEewsli. $40 Farnsworth. about g.
wears. lObtr pneumonia. Ihond~
Abrams. az Brady, about ~ years,
valvular heart disease, Eva kreltZ-
man, 100 Livingstone. months,
bronCho pneumonia, John Theodore.
Harper hospital, about - years, pull
muuary cmbolus; Leandcr W. Scott,
40 Durlbut, 81 years, aotrtc amour
ism and myocarditis, Morris Nres-
man. Receiving hospital. 30 years, IN
quest pCrdinX W alter Ansinger. 3Ol
". Milwaukee, . days, iCterus, paN
T. Kay, 500 Euclid east. 80 years,
phthzis pulmonitis, katarina Mare
Itch 81 Kirby. months, cholera
lniartum Herman Zubowski. 1881
rarnow. 1 months, lobar pneumonia
Agnes 9. Bupcy, 800 PhrkVi' ".
Years. tuberculosis OF lungs. Cath
eliuo Barnett, Michigan Central de
rot 50 years. mitral insufficiency.
carl Gablcr. Harper hospital about
T.. v,ar- fractured skull, Antony Ru-
| cher Childrcns Free hospital, ia
| months. uhcrcular meningitis, 81
| ella Milhisgr. Grace hospital. 30
years, PUcrperdl s'pSis. Edna Wat
| tors. Grace hospital. Is years. pu't-
p,rll eGlBmp-ia. Joseph i'to, -
! EJrups, % years, inquest pending
| garbara. Stracbuu. ~ Woodward, 20
! years, nrtorio- scioroSts, Antonina To-
| ,ricchto. S31 Monroe. 80 years. iu-
| bcrculsr pcritonitis, Ephridm Nrm
| strong. SO. fireman - years, ar
ItcrIo-S,tcrosis. Alta st. John, Harper
hospital 10 years. cndOtardttiS, tlrU
Is Keller. So seneca, - years. lobar
pneumonia, George Pnutt. Rcccivina
| hospital. about - years. inquest
pending. Emily pco. 81 Marys hos
pital 90 wears, injuries To chest, the
rassa &, White, 1869 Field, hours
congestion OF lungs LEONARDO Iom
| hardu, 40 T.. Lafayette, > months. IN
quest ptnding. GFeorgo T.. I.anptrN
| g5g Lafayette T.. - days convul
sions, Joseph litZsimmons. - Bur
| liugamc. So years. chronic bronchitis
! Christ lioistciu. Receiving hospital
SO years. cerebral apOplcNy, Laura
years, inquest pending Bessie Free
man. 1S5 tuilIStcr, about % years
vaIVular heart disease. Nancy An
drewS, 2ba Calvert % years. ar
tOrip. sclcruais, William ". partc. q
| T.. Euclid. - years, 'ndpcardltls. Ju-
! liza Macy, So Vanderbilt, 81 ddNs
post operative tlcus, Alexander Brn
kewicz. 1907 - Nuhin, year. bron
! chu pneumonia. Peter Jagusck, s3i
| Hastings. days bronchial pncumo
niat Catl.orinp Rurlrr. Hruvidcnce
| hospital, about 81 years. intestinal
lubstructiuu Helena EitZek. % 80
cote years. htuurho pneumonia
| John Drcinhaker. Grace hospital, -
| years. acute otttis leptomeningitta'
Anthony Nowak. So Hancock east
! about 50 years. cirrhosis Of liver
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

MEN WANTED - % able
bodied for whitening ser
vice; 1926 per day; 8 hours.
Apply Street Cleaning Dept.
of Public Works, 4O2 City
Hall.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
BUSINESS oPposTU MITES

QUICK PROFITS Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Act at
once. Call 6U7 Ford bldg, or phone
Main $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

A. the slap OF Paddy the Beavers
tail on The water the shadow in the
moonlight which Peter knew was
really no shadow at all but HoOty
the owl, turned and passed over
Paddy so low that IL seemed almost
to touch Paddy.
You mind yotr own affairs and
stop spelling ny hunting" h.ssed
HOuty II won't stand it," He snap
ped his beak in way that made
Peter Rabbit tremble fo- Peter was
near enough TO hear, though you may
be sure he was holding his breath
and taking care not 10 make the
tecniest sound. Peter was very
thankful that Hooty had no such
sense OF smell as had PADDY.
When Hooty had finally disap-
pearod Paddy rejoined Peter and
Paddy was chuCkling.
"fIooty grows shorter tempered
every night, said he. Over since
he found out tlat Mr.. and Mrs.
Quack were making their home here
and have whole family OF little
Quacks he has uone his best 10
catch one Of them. suspect he
dreams all day ABOUT Duck dinner
at night. but so far he hasn't had
one. and he won't get one If can
help IT, Mr. and Mrs. QuaCk are old
friends and I'm too proud and pleas
ed 20 have them make their home In
my pond TO le' anything happen 10
them II | can help g. They learned
long ago 20 he on the watch for dan
ger whenever they hear me slap the
water with my tail. and they've
taught ell the little Quacks the same
thing. so when they hear the sound
of that slap they wake up with al
their wits working and all ready &c
dive under water the instant they
see llooty, and they are looking fol
him with all their eyes. II may bt
kind Of hard on Hooty to have me
spoil his chances for good dinner
that way. but this is my pond and
I don't intend TO have any trouble
or sadness here II can help IT,"
IL suppose the little CLacks have
grown some" Peter ventured.
Paddy chuckled. "a little. Peter
just little" he replied. You ought
to see them before you go back
When did YOU see them last?"
Just after they were hatched
They were funny little fuzzy things
then" said Peter. 81 suppose they
have got some feathers now"
Yes" Paddy returned. they have
few feathers, just n few" He
chuckled again and Peter wondered
WHY. They are very likely looking
youngsters and Mr.. and Mrs. Quach
are very proud Of them
where are they now" asked
Peter. staring out on the pond
That's telling" replied Paddy
That's secret. But IL you viii
wait right here until daylight prom
isc YOU a sight worth seeing"
81 promised Mrs. Peter TO BE- home
early" replied Peter.
THAT Is all right" replied Paddy
The Quack family are early risers
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
hens, 17mtsc. stays. i2al5c: geese,
ll@I2c: ducks. 100 zoe IL.
JOHHINt, PRICES.

hens, l7a1sc. stays. i2al3c: geese.
ll@I2c; ducks l99 zoe II.
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned GoOds--Apples. 81 20 az 90
gal; Lima beans, sihI25. Corn Fat
cy Maine. Sl.l5: standard, 81 Table
beets. 250l.iO. Peas: Fancy early
tall, $3.50; nat. pings, SOC TJrna ,oes.
sl.35. Marrowfst peas 81; early
June $3.50 sifted carly June $40
Feed1nJobb,,ns prices IN t, ;l'
s25. nne mIddlings. as. cracked
ga patent, $500. second patent. $50;
straight. 81 80, ppre rye; g. sprinS
boiled Iinseca. 56c gal. IN aarrei lots
Kerosene IN iToa oar-ei>. Diamond
headlight sac, pcrrcctioc. soc. pail
acme. 1000. red crown gasoline. lsc
Hardware Nails. $3.50 keg base.
annealed wire. t290 per bundle, GAL
vanized barbed wire. APPOINT, s2.2'
s per sp99is 30 sa.yap,1sa ss sS 10 "a
gauge, ,5.35. so-gauge, So sb per cwt.
Buhl bronzed axes, single handled.
sheet sheet m aeGele and R rr dGn .a
gauge. $40 per cw., Carnage BOLTS,
small. soc 10 and 8 OF large. a. and
and 10 Off. large 4Oc 10 and : of list
Hides--No. l cured hides. lShc; No.
] green hides. lbc. No. | cured bulls,
cured veal kip. 2Oc. No. / green veal
kip. lsc: 20. l cui I'd murrain. lsc;
No. green murrain. l6c, No. ! cured
calf Csc; No. I greeA calf. 25c; No I
horse hides. SIS; No. 1orse hides, So;
No. tallow. Sc, No. talIow. 1c No.
2 hides, ic OF No. 2 kin and calf.
lho, on; sheep Kin 'as to amount Of
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
Produce

DETROIT Mich. July 1.-THE mar
kct was not we'll supplied with ber-
rics again this morning. and the
whole list was frm. with some varie-
ties higher Strawberries are on
the last run. and in few days will
be altogether done. The early cher
ries are winding up. also. and the
later crop Is not quite ready. while
raspborries OF moth kinds are begin
ming To- come from the ~es;ern part
Of Michigan as the supply from the
south grows loss. Offerings OF
peaches was light the supply not
being regular as Set. old apples
are done. also. but the new crop Is
coming along.
AppIes-Ncw. sI5o@175 per box.
bananas Good shipping stock.
Bean.rpr,"d L1mas. sh@7c ID,
s. co. eiacke az snsts ~ h Sp,
black raspberries. 3I-qts. ,iqi.5o
red raspberries. 24-ats. t5n SIS
apr'"o's' s. 50 par box; piums. ;s.5O;
peaches .l.75 Der box,
Caulinower.-sl 5oHl.75 per box.
cabbage New. 81 75d9.25 crate.
York, iGlsc, swiss 2sd SOC; imported
1tc. l-lh. - iac brick cream. l5iaC,
long horns, lsA.c, daisies. l51a a
cherries Sour. satiO per ls-qt.
curr.u,.- se5Oae75 bu.
Dressed Caiyes--Fancy l6ft ijl1 e;
Fresh Vegetables Green peppers,
s 90 crate, i0c basket radishes.
Is dcz parsley, 20 csc doz., Gu.
cumbers. hothouse, 50T zoe doz. hot
htus, tomatoes. l2le 9, 80 ID, carrots,
2o.3ac doz.; head lettuce. Iceberg,
81 .5UI.5o bu., wax beans, 81 bu.,
green beans. $l.50Tl75 hamper
Florida tomatoes. s2l5u3 case. as.
paragus. sections. $3.50 $50 box
grern peas. sl.15H2 hu.. watercress,
go i3pc per crate. green onions. Ia
1se doz. green corn, s. a $50 Dbl
Honry.fancy white, new. l64 l7c;
nay Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices FOR tailed hay In
cq5 !' sci s6as g "tnEaara ," tmo tG
$50 ton 81 llgnt mixed. SIC. 30 n 2f;
NS9. ,mothy' sisT isi N9, mixed
/ clover. sl30lt, I'VE straw. 81. 50ms;
wheat and oat straw. $3.50 a per
ton
Lemons .25 pc. box.
Lines 81 l0dl.35 per 100.
Melons -- KoCkyfurds. standards,
81 80 crate, watermelons, 3bH soc
zach
Mu-hroom.-ioa5o soc 10.
Oranges--Naleucias. S4T415 box.
Naleucias. t3.50Ai per box.
Opions--TrNas Bcrrludas. yellow.
s. ijn1 20 whltc. s295 crate: south
ern, SS15Mi per hundred mounds
Peaches Texas. S275 ped i-hasket
crate.
Peaches-TcNas. 6-basket crates,
81 80 - 10.
pincappIrs-S275 per crate:
s. 25iil.7S dor Florldas. f3nt case
Potatoes New Southern. $3.50
as bhl. sl7jN2 bu.
Pouitry --Brohers. 25T2Sc. medium
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

iThey will be OUT before jolly round
MIR. Sun has kicked OF his bed
,clothes You can gee them and then
sif your legs are rs good as they
FUSED 10 be YOU can get back to the
idear old Brier Patch before most
people have got the sleepy winks out
OF their eyes"
So Peter STAYED. He knew he
ought not TO but hc did You see he
wanted so very much 10 sec the
/ Quack family Paddy STAYED with
/ him 10 keep him company and they
/ had so much to talk about that time
! fairly flew. The Black Shadows were
! just beginning TO leave the pond Of
Paddy the Beaver when from the far
side low "QuaCk. Quack" reached
Peter. He looked eagerly in the III
/ rectiun from which the sound had
| come Presently he saw a black form
! moving out whore II was lighter.
/ He knew that n was Mr. Quack.
! Behind him was another ana this he
knew was Mrs. Quack And then
there followed another end another
and another until Peter rad counted
ten Ducks almost as rig as Nj. and
Mrs Quack. He gave funny little
gasp.
Where did they come from ?"fhc
demanded. "Did they come up from
the sunny South To join Mr.. and
Mrs. Quack? And whore are the
little Quacks?"
Paddy laughed right out Those
are The little Quacks, only they are
/ not little any longer" said he. Isn't
that "a family to bc proud Of? And
| did you ever see any youngsters
grow like those young Quacks p"
Peter allowed that nc never did,
In face he couldn't believe that those
ten ducks following Mir and Mrs.
Quack were really tho same funny
little fuzzy babies he had seen 2 few
weeks lefore. and he wouldn't be.
lieve IL until Mr. Qusok led them all
over To where he WAS sitting and
introduced his family. Then Peter
had to believe.
N a l.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
Births
I,CYS

- 49,, Ntarti,
Lawrence Bnnia, 45s Moran MATT,
Wise. li3 scott. Joseph a Massey
6s3 Maybury Grand, Anthony 49,
Mich. i5S Forest east, a3sep7ta Tr1,PFr.
$50 Kuasell, Jan bIHt<y n; e. D,,,,.
ty-nfth, william klawoh, loeV pul i,s
John Horvath, 202 Crossley deor
Gust. ii idmttdulch w ,'iien ~
233 superior; Martin null van 20
Nor sanitarlun, Lee Lee hiPss niyIsion.
Frank Tent. Mari Maternity
tal, Herman ~. SchncldeI. $40 IA M
land. Kaiser Brobck, Dos l. e.ty, u
nv ashln, l22 Clcpttet fIen 900 IL
tfh hul'pmh, Oaihlyl tiayIs' fsS pni-
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Joseph 6auch"y. 59i CdmppeIl'
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hospital, John krawciewicz. 5all
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SiNtcouth Joseph Giles, 81 - WHIT
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