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The Keota news., 1916-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Oct Is. 1916
Notice b hereby efven t6at C1rl Cost R3osi, ol
Oseood, Colo, Who On May Z. 1913. made hoGne-
stead ent1y No. 0lS4O9. foe SW4and 81 NNa and
lots 3, l. Seetioa s. Township NJ. R1noe 60 w..
6nal three year PROOF to estabsh CHIN 10 the lad
above described before reaste9 o. receiver Ualted
Ssates bod o0ee II Denvez Coso. o. the IL day a
Dec. 1915
Chimant aanes - witnesses: Joha Foeshesn
Raen r. Gates, Ed Eues0an. Ed111 BueteEA, an of
SS MARY WOLFE DARCIN, Reeisses.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
5I Tuf ber 8pbnnnssfnds.

Smmertnopp uno 1leberreid, sipei
jun9e Moler, bese9nen chamber in
Der @oritabt.
rWo sebf bu bin2"
r@obnuns iu9eu. = limb bu2"
SD Iu6e ou9 Wobnung."
nSo9 Wdrum iiberiisbgit buzz
@Obuit ia tabslIos."
rSa, setpib! 9lber meine Dirtin
bat mir setiinbist = benn i'm 8srs
trduen - i9 bin nit msiner Wliete
i'm giiditanb."
,GiaentiimIi9! 9ona msin SAL.
gur babe i'd idon bier Wonate nidt
bic Wiete seSabit uno bin ieBt bon
mtiner Dirtin sbenfo bofIih pis
brinsenO aufssfOrbert iporben, Die
Wobnung su rGumen."
raIio iiRb mir S6idioIsgenofen.
= Sult, oa fGlt mir etpas Elm. Wir
tOnnten uns bos IGfiss Dobnunsss
Tu9en erIpursn unb einfah iebsr bic
Dobnuna 6es onoern misten."
.Oer ginfuu 1T foitlth. gum
Slid tennt mid beine lisbsnsDiirois
ae Wirtin ni6t unb meine Wirtin
isnnt bid sbsnIoIIs nidt. unb 70
perbsn mir sepib berSIidit = iuie
mir es peroisnsn = ols Nieter aufa
eenommen psrben."
llnb Die beibsn &iinFler fhlenters
ten ieelsnosreniiet Nrm in Irm
bur6 bic Stroben, eliidli9, einise
Monote pieosr rbilIis" ipobnen gu
f0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

9es Ulannes 2iebe
9sbt our9 ben Mugen. Sreis
er gum Batter ieiner 9lnsebetsten):
Die, sic peripeissrn mir alio bic
Sonb Sbrer Sodter9 @ut; bunn
perbe id mid gu ridden piFen: Sd
bsirate Sbrs SDdin; mOr9en idon
pirb iie Sbnsn tiinOigen. 2eben Sic
nobl!
JomiIienpa!:r (sntfebt nadrus
feno): Ssrr, i9 b.i9pOre sic. nur
bos nidt! gtebmen Sic Iieber meine
Sodter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

= SpetuGatip. Sdriftiteae"
rim: Meine SOrperfiille pirb mir nns
anaeuebm; iebt I9reibe i'd Elm @srts
den: .8ie i9 idIont purOe" -.
unb nit bem GrIOie fabre i'd oret
Ulonote nod Marienbob!
Mibpsrfonoen. = ":
0ein Sntel iit errItIi9 ertrantt. b,It
ou ouf a1es sefubt9
g.: Rein, ih erbe ia nur bic
SGlfte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
SIN 8iIOs. rSbre 8erpano'

SIM 8iI6s. .Sbre 8erpanos
ten balten sic obsr iebr Darm!"
v9lber nur, I'M ben Grbontel ors
bentli6 ous3uSieben!"
-4u9 elm 9runb. Die Bee
Thinning unisres So43sitsto9es
iiterIaFs ia Sbuen. liebe S9mieger.
mama, aber bite. ni4t ben 5reito9."
Sinh Sic obereldubtI49"
.8arum nidt gar! Iber ba bob'
i6 meinsn Stotabeno."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

- Sn Ser Grreeung. 2ebs
rsr (beim 0urdIeben Der Sefte):
Rein, ipie IieberIid bic Sensels nit
ben Soften iimseben! Quf Der porIess
ten Seite Elm God unO auf Der lsBten
Idon ipiebsr Gins!
- Die SeirotsIu itige. =
.9nG0iees SrGuIein iino beute iuies
Der gum 9ln6eiben!"
.Sonberbar, - ole fa9en's. unb
leiner bats bisber setan."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

@aunerlo9tt. Redtsans
malt: 0ie, sic buben Die Sredbeit,
ii6 auf mein SnTsrot als Siener Bel
mir gu meIben, no9bem sic srit pors
geItern unter bem @erbadt, einsn
Ginbrud bssongen gu baben, Dor
9eri1t itanben.
@ouner: ga, Serr 9Ottor, sic
boben mir in Sbrer erfplsreihen
8erteibigung elm 10 gldnSenbes 3euss
mis- ousgeitelIt, bob i'd unnsbmsn
muBte, es tpGrs Sbnen bO4it dn9ss
nsbm, einsn 70 bropen Wleni4en ins
Sous gu betommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Simmer beffsr. ~Worum
biIt Ou nit beinem 5rsunbe 8arI
b0fe?" - ~@r bat mir seItern. ols
mir uns Sautten, elm 81 ins Sc.
iidt eeiporfen." - Dos mar nls
lsrbings bart!" - rRss, = es mar
lpsi6!" = rllm 70 bGrtsr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

- 4uf Der Se;mreife. -
SnteI: rRo, obieu, 'iebiter Sunge.
limb pesen oeines @nIieeens = nn,
id perbe mir bic Sode iiberIegsn.
Su erbGItit Srabtnntpprt."
STUDENT: -9u brnu9it bid nit
Der gntipprt sar niat 10 su besiIsn,
Sntsl6sn. Shide nur ben 0roht.
Sas glnbsrs bat 3sit."
-Sm poFaIif9sn uebers
eifer. - Gin @utsbsitbsr bntte on
einen Serrn einsn Brief seIdidt. ers
belt ibn absr einise Sage barauf
nit benz 8ermert suriid: ~Ibreiot
OeritOrbsn. @esenlpdrtiser aufents
bait unbetonnt.A
-Ois ebIe SssIs. - ~@is
stbfs9"
rS&Ie6t. 81. piTfsn bod. i'd
babe nsuIid meiu eon5ss 8erm0gsn
auf msins 0rou iibsrIdrsibsn IaIfsn,
bnmit meine 9Idubiser ni9ts trie'
gen."
$50 - uno2"
.Sebt nimmt meine Srau bns
san5e @sIO unb Inst, iis mill nit
sinem Monn, Der feline 9Idubieer
bsfdpinOsI:, ri4t mshr suiammsn
leben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Ser profeffor ouf Der
8 o dSeitsreiIs. ngber, Weni&
6u biIt ia olIsin! $50 bun Ou bonn
,bsine iunee Srou selaNsn?"
prpfeHor (erfdredD; ~a4 Soft
Die babe i'd pobt in @ebunten Ire
ssnbpo ftsbsn IoHen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
OIuFe.

SHE Tmuern erbeteu, eiu Stimmenee'
ipirr,
Sic Seniter er5ittern nit beIIem 8enirr.
Sic Sauit fdIIt bernieoer, bab aIles er'
orobut:
~Sampf, Siee ms, nur mutig unS nies
mails perIobntl"
Gin 9rieeerperein tpobl? 70 iragt man
nit 9led)t.
8 neiu - MIR Seriammlung bonn
rId)nadleu @eihIebtl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

1920. - 8ettIer: IS TIT
I6Un bitt'n, boben's net biffI
8en5in fir mel TlugmaI9in'?"
Serr: vRao, bDs is mir grab aus
gang'n. 9lber on abg'Iesten Propsls
ler t6nnsn's bab'n.
- On Der Sable b'bots.
,Sbre iunee Srau bat pObl aud Sns
tereIIe fir MuIit, 2iteratur, MaIersi,
mas sisbt iis benn am msiitsn an9~
.Sbr neuss ReiIetIsib."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

M bern. (9tus sinem Rens
oeSppusbrisf) .S6rem DunIde Gee
mGB. psrOs i'd mid pInttlid um
Iiebsn llbr an Der ylormolubr, bsim
8nbnbof. sinfinocn, uuO ols Grtsns
nuuesSeiden rotblpnOes Soor tros
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Gm Sonutog mpr9en.
YferbepsrIeiber: Die Stunoe tofet
feds Mort.
Sonntassreitsr: Gut. id perbs
alIO fiinfSis pfennis fir flint Minu.
ten sabIsn. Oenn LANCER bleibs i4
bod nt9t pbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

abbtIfe. 9eGlnsr: Serr
Birt, i'm @orten fG1t pist RuB, mir
miiFen ettpos bo9essn tun. - @irt:
geipib, sslpiB! mir perben idpar5e
sif6fii6er auflsssn unO buntIss
Bier i9Gnten.
8ebenfIi9. Sinh Sic
bsnn aud fGbig, ben &aIiisrerpoiten
,u betleiben9"
sd bin gu allen fdbis."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

9ie tIeine 9uiie: r6rGuIein.
penn Mamd beut' bel Slide frugt.
OBJ Sic bon ibrem @ein Diini4en,
fasen Sic bod einmol rSo".
9puoernante: r8esbdIb.
mein Sinb9"
Die tIeine 2uifs: w49, Id
m66te nur einmaI Mamas Sc ii9t ba
feben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Serr: limb tpen baIten sic fir
ben 9r0Bten GrfinOer unierer 3eit.
sudbiss Srau2"
Dame: rWeinen Gatten Oort!"
Serr: nSbren Serrn ScnabI9
@nGbise Sruu i1er6sn -"
0ame: nSurdaus ni9t. Sic
glouben ia gor ni4t, tpos Der fir
9riinbe srfinoet, penn er erit an
Mprgen nu9 !Souie tommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
MibpsrFGnbnis. Srai

: RiBpsrFGnbnis. Srm:
50rsn sic. 2uifs. sic 9sbeu mir
iiber olIes.
Mdb9en: 9td, bos frsut mid.
snGbies 6rau, boB sic mid 10 in
Sbr Sers ssidlOfsn huben. Dos
Slid bobe id nod bel tsinsr Ssrrs
fdaft esbubt,
= Serspis un5ufrisbss
ne. II bsrsusn sic, boB Sic
nit mir 8eresipfsI beitiesen bas
benz 8. sic ntbt bic berr!i9fte
.nSd auFn Sdnupisn!"-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

8ureauf9reib:r lin fein
gortsmOnnuie idauenb): Sm, ba
fiebt's pinois aus. Deib Der &udud,
bic IeBtsn Sage i'm ROnat, 70 bonn
finftsn oh, iinb immsr bic indpps
Iten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Woli3iOs. - Dat. S4tpeis
aertGIe als St0bsr2 sic Iinb BON
Oorieitern? Difsn &c, ipomit id
nnsle9 Sd angle nit SoIbsbrGsen."
nNa, I'M pot nsbm' &c aIs 9Ds
ber2"
8eiber Qntunft.- S!us
bent: nSerrieb. Snte!, bu biit's!
Rein, bieie 5reuoe, bid pieoer gu
isben. @s 1T pirtIi6 rieiis nett.
bob bu mid befudit. limb tpie gut
bu ausIebit!"
SnteI (dnsftItd): ~Sunee, Sunse.
fopieI bob i'd mir ia sor ni4t sins
geftsdtI!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Trau Gs lit bod iOuOerbar bob ner ben iuu9en 9sn
um unere amaI anbctn mill" 49, en- ,.
gPonn 0os III bod uotirId mir nit erloubf ldnesr
o Bis ssbn br pegSuiben bo gIauben N es plro '9
pGer aud3 10 gsben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Ssrr Gm 9elitnteiienIoben: @as
nsbmen sic fir bic Sdpeinsobren,
SrGulein9
8ertGuferin: SpunSig gents.
Ssrr (uerliebD: gfd, 5rduIein,
fir bic Sbrigeu Soblte i'd 9crns
apanSis Dollars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Or aber budt aIliueil por'm pGuierI
lluo bort biidiricrt CT nit iei'm Seiierl:
,@eI', 8eiberl" - ingt CT = riapratil
8ir bab'u uns germ. mir. . .Su uno IL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Siit aber aa a YtuitertueiberI.
60 euat uuo idrft aIs mia a Sduberl.
Sraubit ionne @'nnnblu. fliaeIt net aus
limb fommanSierit net nm im Saus!
Suait g 3iinaerI net beim Sratid pers
itaud'n
llno "a net 3 oau5e @eIo pcrbruudI'u.
lluo iiueit o mir Spiel rno gibit foam
8uab.
Go bed / Si' mit'm SiiadG Sual
2>Ss ipann ma halt" 10 icuf3t or tab
-gn' bel &c Bciber ior1a tat. i" !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
ssrummcr @unidl.

a6Ioubrcr @enIdl 1T infer 8aber,
Srinu' in an iaubern Nofi9 bat er
Slu' tloana Sreimb - a Sogerl bait;
SUIT net 9'rap' ib0n rnb 5cmIi' alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

So, tporum benn2"
did GOH. ba bate id 10 niTdt pis bed brinn!"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
CUBURBAN
y NEWS
PLYMOUTH MAN
NOT TO RUN BAR

PLYMOUTH, Mich, May 6.-Fred
Burch. who formerly ran saloon
here. bur Who lost his license when
the village went dry a year ago
has decided 20 withdraw his request
for license for 1915, and has thus
simpl.hed the local option question
here. The village IS TO take refer
endum vote. Thursday.
Burch was in some respects the
beat asset Of tne vets. His saloon
always had been as orderly as a
saloon can be. and he had a large
personal following. RE i working
N the Ford factory IN Highland
paris and has decided 10 stick 10 his
new line OF work.
The drys are confident they can
hold the village in the dry column
with an increased majority,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
WORTHWHILE

Harry German Is remodeling the
buildings on the farm recently pur-
chased by him on the Baselipe. and
Is erecting new buildings.
Mrs Alice Peterson. OF Highland
Park. was guest OF her daughter.
Mrs ". X. BugsrL Friday.
Little Ruth Sessions, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Sessions. was
run over by an automobile driven by
Mrs. =. n. Cavell. Friday morning.
Jured but Is ill from shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Witt have leased
the Amber house on North Center
st. for one year.
densing A. Cheese Co, have been
made very attractive by means OF
Mrs. Deau r. Griswold and Mrs y.
T.. Bogart were in Detroit Thursday.
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
viii be. The vision splendid. at
the Methodist Episcopal, Why we
Divine comparison" In the even
ing the topics in the same order will
be- Some men who missed their big
chance" The beauty OF helpful
ness Divine appointments at
the German Lutheran church at 90
O'Clock. The shepherd and His
sheep" superintendent OF schools
q. NJ. Meisnar will lead the Epworth
hs
What about fairgrounds and school
Miss BeaIah Phillips - spending
the Weekend with relatives in
WiXom.
Worthwhile "drys" are watching
with great interest, the campaign 10
decide whether Plymouth will be
wet or dry during the present
year. IL seems that the council -
preparing 10 place the matter up TO
a vote Of the people next Thursday.
even thoUgh the dry" ordinance =
now on the records 81 the council
Walter J. Hoshal viii have charge OF
the hrSt part W the dry" campa gn.
The Ladies Aid society OF the ~
F.. church viii meet ut the home OF
Mrs Fred w Lykc. next Tuesday
Mrs Horatio 9 Earle. ~ T0s
Fourth ave. Detroit. was a guest at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. " T.. Bo-
CART. Friday afternoon. attending
the Installation of the new officers
Of orient chapter. No. -. o. E =.
In the evening
Officers elected for the Community
chautaudua 20 he held here duri *
/ the sumner are. Precedent. pav IA
Gage hrst vice president. G. F. Ry-
der. second Weep president. 7. l..
Brooks secretary. rhos. r. Caring
ton. treasurer. VIM Gortou. chair
man committees on tickets grounds
and advertising, r. Darlington. T
p. Murdock. \. p stanley. The dates
% the Chautauqgs are July si-2S. In =
elusive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. 4. W Campbell vas quite
badly injured. Frlday afternoon,
when Mr. Campbell. who was driv-
Ine their automobile. arcidently ran
into truck. on South Woodward.
eve. IN Birmingham Mrs Camp
bell was badly cut ABOUT tho face.
NrR. scott Jones entertained a par
IS % friends. from Detroit. In her
hume on the Quarton-rd.. Friday AFT
ernopu.
Miss Elizabeth Goodwin. of ChIe
cagO. g. visiting her mother. Mrs.
Noiuev Goodwin on wIilits-st
An eIocuii1n recital WAS given by
the pupils 81 Miss F.neline ~. Nit
chell. assisted by Miss Helen Shaw
and Miss Katherine TrumbuIl. this
afternoon. IN the home 81 Mrs. n
George Field. 10 Residence park.
Mrs Ruby CrOWbie. Of Pontiac
called on old friends here. Friday.
= Esrtrnan. 81 Detroit, won first
honota IN tho Biue Rock gun shoot
held in Birmingham. Wedne sday aft
birds Wruce -teci. - RirmlnRha m
was the second best marksmsn with
q tally Of So birds BruCs steel wor
one-haif leg in the Barbour trophy
contest
Mlss stella Hasiey and Miss Nina
McWebH have gone 20 Monroe a.
spend the Weekend With relatives
and friends
Mr. ana Mrs.. Rush IIaskins. Of
Walled Lake. visited friends here
Ms Fred Parks II very III In her
home on Brown "a.
The. Birmingham high school bsEe-
bsiI team played the Royal Oak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
HIGHLAND PARK

Gilbert DeTaprier. Of No. its
Crand-ave. west. ~ very low at his
home. suffering from heart trouble.
Fire Chief W. ~. Piatt submitted
10 the council the name OF w. W.
T,eece for confirmation as pipeman In
the nre department, Leece having
been on probation sfS months. The
nomination was confirmed
Mrs. william Newberry. OF New
York. ~ Visiting her niece. Mrs. oil
bert Newberry, OF Gerald ave.
Mrs. Leonard sharp ~ No. if2 Ty-
ler-ave, returned home recently
from Morrison, III. where she was
called by the death OF her sister.
Mrs. IT, a. Herms left for her home
with her daughter. Mrs. ". y. Dolan
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dark. of
Waveriy-ave.. have returned from a
few weeks visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Henry Devine. II
Cincinnati.
Miss Ida F1aherty. OF No z2s
HiRhland-ave., H. seriously ~ In her
home
Mrs. Grace Thomas. ~ No. 81
Buera Vista cave, II visiting IN
Toronto. for TWO weeks.
moved from 80 3zz JSsf3ciIe-sve-, TO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06

their new home at No. A5i waveriy
ave.
Henry Cough. OF Blaine. has been
spending few DAYS with hts SON
Frank Cough. of No 30 Wlndemerc-
ave.
Leonard Knapp. OF No. 81 Grand
ave, east. who met with an accldon'
Theodore Kaameyer. OF No. =,
Grand-aNe. east. Is expecting his
brother. Hugo ksnmcyer. home from
Los ANGELES. Cal. where he spent
John Gourlsy. OF Highland-avc,
has moved TO 10. isI Ferris-ave
Harry Graz. OF Boston is visitius
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gsorge *. sims
Robert. the young son OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. III Adams. OF No. $50 Far
rand Park. who has been IN with APP
pendicitis; u rec9vcring;
eos Florence-ave-. have returned
from a short visit with relatives in
Mr. and Mrs c. F, Bradley. Of No.
after week In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Lawreson. of No, les High
land-ave- IL confined 10 her home
through Illness
James cnrtiss OF No. sol IaB.lIe-
ave. has recovered from an Illness
which has confined him TO hts home
for several weeks.
MIS- n r. poulNiite. or IennNSon-
ave. entertained a number OF ladies
in honor OF Mrs. w Casterton. who
Is 70 move 20 Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Macarthur or la
peer. have been guests 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. e. Tucker. OF Waveriy ave.
Mrs. j. Edward Jones. az Mention.
has returned home after a ten days
visit with Dr. and Mrs w ". Wal
lace. OF No. ie4ix Avalon-ave.
Mrs Jennie Kingsley. OF Nunda.
y. Y. has been spending n few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J NJ Hackett. ~
No 80 Ruena Nista-avc. west.
Mrs. II. Thompson. OF Florence
ave. Is spending several days with
relatives In Sarnia. ont
Miss A. r. Philips. 81 No. 10 Elm
hurst-ave.. has returned to her home
after visit at her home AZ Court
Rernard Carlton. az Nh. - victor
ave. has fully recovered from tie
effects az an operation on his throat
Mrs. j. w Feary and daughter
have lett for the northern part OF
the state where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. O. A. Sisson. Of No "a Pasa
dena-aVe.. has been entertaining her
aunt. Mrs. \ r Wilder. Of Romeo.
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Mesker and family.
90 TOwa-ave.. have moved To Royal
Oak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
WYANDOTTE

At.htEan AikAI 20. ~ again
troubled BY strikers. 30 yard men
having walked out Friday afternoon.
Those who struck and caused all
me disturosuce were men hired on
ayr sgay and Friday morning. and as
lHey walked out they received THAR
4 barge slips
For nine hour day these men are
rsceiving $3.50. They want an eight
hour day ut the same wages
\ large number Of men assem- bied
around the gates. but their attempts
80 stop the night shift men from
going 10 work was curbed by the
Wyandotte police.
For protection Within the plant 10
night foremsn were sworn IN rs
? deputies by City Clerk Charles n,
Pupils OF the Lincoln school arc
training 10 take ny; IN an opsrett9
ana play TO be sven in Arbeiter hall
Friday, Nav -. at y. m
League banquet Rev. W. ! Bal
Wyandotte. will deliver an address,.
Local talent Rev. George Cullen.
district president. viii also speak
\. o. ". held a smoker in 81. Pat
Mrs. Lens Pepka, IS years old. %
No. II Piumb-st died Friday morn
Ing. The funeral will be held Mon
David Frank. al years old. ~ Flu.
reksrd.. - dead Of old age. The flu
neral will be held SUNDAY afternoon.
Jack Horhath. Ave months-old son
of Mt and Mrs Joe H9rbath. Of No.
neral VIII be held from 81. Joseph
church Saturday afternoon.
Maiden Bouaueny.. two-year.oi old
Sasny. Of Pemp.st' died Friday 'o'
Pythian Castle association will
meet In the home OF Herman Gatzke.
No. 50 Chestnut-st-. Thursday even
Mrs Charles Jones has returned
from Toledo. o., where she was visit
ing with relatives.
Mrs n. VI. Henderson is visiting
her daughter. Mrs q. III. circuit No
"a Van AIstyne- blvd.
a boy OF J years and girl Of II
years. both from West Virginia, en-
tered the city hall Friday afternoon
and told the city clerk that they had
lost their way searching for Frank
DevOskie. OF Ford. After a search
Devoskie was located and the chill
dren placed I'm hts care.
Mrs @ Hintz. OF No 10 Forest st
IL spending a week with friends In
waiter Gentle. OF oak-st.. IL home
soccer football club will play 81.
clair Heights sunday afternoon at
? 10. Players will take the 1880 car;
The grades and Junior high school
in trbei,.r hall Friday, May 10
The steamer Gesis. built for Nor
wegian interests, was launched at the
shipyards on Wednesday afternoon.
daughter Of supt' Fred Peion. acted
az sponsor. The Gesia was tov~d 10
Detroit during the day tn receive
the finishing work.
The Catholic Choral club. 81 De-
troit. will give an operate and sa.
crsd concert In 81. Patricks school
auditorium Sunday evening. Prof.
Henry g. Racfcot. musical director;
Miss Margaret Mannebach, accom-
PIANIST.
Fred Haberkorn, Of Lafayette. Ind
IL visiting .. -. Bunson. Biddle- ave.
Mr. Haberkorn expects TO make his
home in Wyandotte.
The Union Sunday school viii not
hold its regular meeting Thursday
Representstlves TO the Wayne
County sunday school convention In
Detroit will take the & o'clock car at
BiddIe and oak-sts, Thursday even
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livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dunaimg 4 stevens

EAST BUFFALO. May s.-Ca.tle
Receipts. two cars: market steady;
choice TO prime native steers. l,50o
20 1850 lbs. se..Sus.sS. good 20
choice. $50 $50. fair 10 good, s.. y
3: plain 10 coarse, SSe5 q $50, Cara
dian steers. l.50e to l,4e0 lbs. ss-1S q
-: Canadian steers. i.e5o 90 1859 lbs.
44.So Il SIS. y~ariings. dry FED, prit :.
Ss9s.se. best handy steers. sssa -
SIS: light butcher steers. sSW 20:
good butcher steers and he!fers. ssN
x35. steers and heifers. fair TO good
S7.es GT.Ia: Canadian prime fat heavy
h-ifers. ss-35 Hs.5e, western light
state heifers. 81. .sas5o: best heavy
fat cows. .saT.75: butcher cows.
ss.25I6-15: cutters, 81 1905. Gamers.
$3.Ssnf: fancy bulls, 1925 n 1.sS;
butcher bulls, 1915 a7-e5: saus2xe
bulls. ss.ssG7. Ign, bulls, $3.50 as;
good stockers. sTT7.59; light com
NOR stockers. ssas.50. feeders. best
springers. SIS 80: medium. $50 O 50;
common. sac ~ 40
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars; strong,
heavy. sie-se: workers.. sIo.s0u ie-SS.
pigs se.3eHg.5A
sheep. Receipts. 10 cars; steadv.
top lambs. sio.a5 stio.s5 yearlings.
e5Gs75: wethers. $50 SIS. ewes.
81 sbM $50.
Calves: ss6Io5e.
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DETROIT. Mich. May screening
Wheat IN Detroit opened Win an
advance of &c Liverpool was steauy
and Chicago strons Opening prices
Saturday. Cash No red wheat.
sIsri. July. SIss, september.
si7ia. No. I white. si1eA
The corn market Is trihe easier
at 5sc FOR cash No g. 5Si4c for No.
Q yellow. and $50 nc for No. yell
low.
oats are quiet ard steady az iSr
for standard. 4!e Tor cash No. .
rive is dull at s5c for cash No. =
Beans are frn and IN better de-
mand than supply at s3.AS Tor IN
mediate. prompt and Nav shipment
and Sc 80 for June.
seeds are steady az ss.75 Tor prime
red clover: SIS for prime alsike,
and ssa5 for prime timothy.
Grain receipts at chicago, Satgr :
day were SIS cars % wheat. 81 or
corn and 30 Of oats
July wheat in Chicago opened
Saturday Al sll@i. q lis corn at
16Ic. and oats Al 49, q - NC.
Liverpool wheat and corn closed
without change.