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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
WYANDOTTE

Funeral services for Frank Eiiberg
kere held Saturday morning In 81.
atricks church. Burial was In
Rain stopped the baseball game
letween Wyandotte and Cass High
rhools on Fraiday afternoon in wy
ndotte The score at the end OF
ne first inning was TO for wyan-
The Ladies' Catholic BENEFIT $3.50
ation members will celebrate their
twentieth anniversary on Wednesday
wcning. There VIII be cards and
Arbeiter hall held n capacity audi
nee Friday night for the junior high
rhooi and Lincoln grade school en-
rtainment
A. Thursday Is the last day In the
wayne county membership contest Of
nc a. q IL. Wyandotte branch will
old special meeting on that night
that the so new candidates may
initiated. and be eligible to enter
he county event.
St Patricks Altar society will
AXE communion Sunday morning and
I'll meet In the school Sunday af-
Branch IS. c. ". n. A., meets Tues
nv evening In c. NJ. n. A. hall.
Lige Quick. lockwood. was con-
icted Friday in Justice Beattie's
enno. and was fined $40 and as
essed $40 costs. or so days in. jail;
. appealed tho case. ~ Ia alieged
Demo that Quick bit him severely
ftvr having jumped on his back.
Modern Woodmen Of America are
bmpleting preparations to entertain
large number OF Woodmen from
he Detroit division, Saturday night,
no will aid in the initiation OF about
candidates The. Detroit degree
eam will put on the degree work
here will be street parade before
he meeting.
l.. c. n. a. meets Wednesday night
J G.. NJ II. \. hall.
Miss Flora Sanders and Miss Mar
IN Johnson will be Inv charge OF q
rye number Of young people ~
chic on Crosse fle Saturday after
bon.
Miss Elizabeth Aubcry. Front st, is
sitting relatives In Ludington Mich
Bert GoodeII. Van AIstyne-blvd., IL
Towering from n recent Illness.
Miss Bina Kellle Is attending the
ay festival In Ann Arbor.
knights OF Columbus meet FRIDAY
G NJ Is a. hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
BY Altman.

which there will be banquet in the
Griswold House.
who are at work in Washtenaw
county. will hold free examination
fpr tuberculosis sufferers "Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week in the
Masonic temple.
Rev. and Mrs. George L. Mount
will leave Monday for a two-months
visit with their son, John, in Port
land
Fifty dollars will be sent next
week from the Reliable class OF the
NJ H. church To the olive Hill school.
at olive Hill. Ky To he used in edu-
eating Miss Lottie Tabor. "A noun
tain girl in whom the class has be-
come Interested The school is under
the supervision Of the Womans Home
Missionary SnCirlV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
PROPOSALS
FOR PRINTING

by the Secretary OF Police UP TO II
o'clock a. m. on Thursday, May 25.
1915 for furnishing
81 900 Complaint order Cards.
10b.25 Report on order blanks In
duplicate.
Is, ESQ Assigned order blanks In
duplicate.
$1,000 Complaint order blanks In
duplicate.
Samples and specifications may be
had on application at the Secretary's
office.
The Secretary reserves the right
20 reject any and 'ali bids
Bids should he addressed To
GEO. a. WALTERS,
B-770 Secy. Detroit Police Dept.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
ROYAL OAK.

Mrs. " l.. stanton and Mrs. Jas
per Winstanicy, OF Poplar Park
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
friends in Lansing.
Miss Frances sutton. OF Detroit
spent Friday night with Miss Louise
Duncan. OF Elm Park
The Seniors of the Highland Park
high school were entertained last
, evening by Miss Louise Duncan,
I'm Pontiac.
Miss Helen Berry. OF Ridge-rd.. is
in Detroit hospital, whore She was
taken to he operated on for the
strengthening or her foot.
Mrs. u. \. Jameson. Of Detroit,
spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs
w. :. Duncan.
Andrew White has returned frCm
business trip throughout the state
Mr. ana Mrs. sanders. OF No 2l9
Winona-ave.. have moved to this VIII
lage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
HEAVY FROST IN
UPPER STATE
Small Fruits Injured by Be.
lated Chill In Arenac
County

STANDIsH. Mich. May 20.-Quite
a heavy frost visited this section,
Friday night. II is feared the buck
leberry crop In northern Michigan
Is injured, as the vines are in bios
som. Other fruits. plums. cherries,
etc, suffered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
WIDE RIlll
Weekly vsl1me q O.
tioa h " ~
ExDsetaf1enD I.

A twslveNpastmsat sts~stuso Go) &
about the largest single item g uoU 4
work that came frUA the oGooo G)S!
the architects during the ~ Vpc &
There was . falling ~ n laeUw ~
struction. but tAs volume W. ~ tI2
expectations. and ipclsdel : n
range OF projectA ~!
Residences and hats ma1e : o1e1 y
amount Of the total III
The contracts awarded roaeho6 ~
eair volume and included come Goo1s
aSHfJoD ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
Raise $3.50. 600 for Jews.

CHICAGO. May 20.-Approximate-
ly s%50.000 was subscribed for the
relief of Jewish war sufferers at a
mass meeting. which 1000 people
attended. julius Rosenwald. head
cd the subscriptions with a donation
of $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
Bath City Warns Gamblers.

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich, May 90
The warning was sounded yesterday
by Mayor Bowers and Chief of Po-
would not be made dumping
ground for gamblers driven ont Of
Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
FORD

Mrs. r. y. Shcehan. Sccond-st., on
tertaincd the NeiRhborIy Sewing club
Friday evening
Miss Jessie Beattie and Harold
Palmer. Battle Crock arc visiting
relatives and friends here
Gottlieb Fahndrick will begin the
erection Of an $4,000 house Monday
IN the Riverbank subdivision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20
Produce

Commission men reported a normal
trade for a weekend market. the fea-
ture OF which was the general frm-
ness in nearly all lines. The cold
weather Is retarding the vegetable
crop. both In the home grown and
imported sorts. and in some lines the
market IL Inclined to advance. But
ter Is rather on the fence. and while
the market may may 60 lower dealers new
around ssnsndd'i low POINT. Eggs are IN better
demand than supply ard are e,sa GT
up from day today at steady prices.
own.
Apple.-Ben Davis .2.5oas; Bald:
wins. 1926 $3.50; sieeis Red. stg5
bbi.; Russets. S3a3.59 Dbl: western
box apples. N.7s@2.2s box: .,,,x
sl.25Gs per bunch.
crsaEerries-ss Is q s.S' per bu.;
'1 Embellishments Hs sa.25 per box.
csSb"Ee..New. si.25 "a 80; crate:
Chee;seuM's ss .s Sats iS s%;no SeT
| Swiss. 36p39e; limburger. new. lib,
/ l6hc; LIB, 17isc; brick cream, 17c:
/ long horns. l6Ac; daisies. i6h q
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. l4QI4lac:
/ Fresh Vegetables -t5rean peppers
s2.25@2.4o crate soc osskst; rad disho
dozen; lettuce. l3@14t per ID: par
sley. 20G25c doz.: "-s"mbers. hot
! house. sl@@1.25 per doz.; hothouse
I tomatoes. 1sm20c lb.;- carrots. N.36
+ hamper; head lettuce, Iceberg. $3.50 20
2.75 hamper. s3.25d3.5O per crate,
wax beans. boxes, 81, hampers. s2.5o;
Florida, tomatoes. s!@4;25 case: pie
sections. siG1.25 box. green peas.
x3d3.50 bu.; watercress. 5dt soc doz.
Grape Fruit-ssgt per crate
amper. 106 lie h.; extracted. 76Sc
H.s-Detro,t Shipper. ar. pay,rs
the follow,as prices TOT esled nsy " n
t snn ISi.' sssoSas s Standard No nm
othy. s21.50@e2; light mlxes-. $3.50
@22; No; 2 timothy SIP 20; NO;
mixed sis9isse: N, No M. m pys Straw sai
s760@s: wheat ana oat straw. sssa
0I ;%:..;'; Ss g. per ns, s sS,
/ M" %sOIao5aas esf H. Wv
! OrnnRes--Navels, s5e132 per box;
valencias, -S3.5o@4- per box.
Onions-Tcxas Bermudas. yellow,
Onion Sets yellow. s3m3zs: white.
''i Pin@e.pppi ss per crate;
Hss q i;Is per s d9s osoa.. rod. %
a Sc: new Bsrmudas. ,s.l59 50 bbi
SO bu; new Floridas. s6,5od7 per
bbl.. $3.50 per bu.
| l2c; ducks. 19d2oc 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-20

Cuba viii keep . national holiday
today In celebration Of the fUur.
teenth anniversary Of the estAbliDh
merit of the present republic.
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ECORSE

st. Francis Xavier Altar society
will receive communion in body
Sunday morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11

in their likes and dlslikes, and | think
that can honestly say that thcy have
no great degree Of affection for"
ITO complete the picture draw q
straight line from the dot marked A
TO the dot marked n and so on
through the aiphnbetJ
Copyright. 1915, by John n. Wheeler, Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11

Can One Teach a Child Frankness
Combined With Courtesy?
By LAURA CLAWSoN.

dividuaiity. the better for this untram-
meled existence?
Many mothers are honestly debating
Both Frank and Polite.
IL this particular little girl had not
wished to go on the trolley ride, could
she not have said so in a manner less
curt, and at the same time been az
frank In her refusal?
Frankness is n. very laudable virtue,
but In the social relations OF life, 10
many people prefer that II be sugar
coated.
How to teach child this. while al
the same time insisting that his wishes
In the matter of refusing or accepting
an invitation should govern the mat
ter. In a task which calls for a good deal
or tact. But II can be done.
Extreme candor-and most children
have that quality-is one OF the most
refreshing things to come upon. But
we must remember I'm allowing the chill.
dren the free use OF this privilege. Ia
caution them that there r. a way OF
softening their opinions and refusals %
that they may not offend.
Copyright 1915. Laura Gawson.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
WAS the woman who saved things.
When ! was n girl my mother
tanpht ma .AoN ,L-o...l.

Il WAS the woman who saved things.
When I was a girl my mother
i taught me that throwing away
anything that could possibly
made useful
Was a sin.
so. in order TO escape eyerIastInv
tyou know what kind of fire.
] got in the habit OF saving things.
Also,
Would my mother say. Handle
THAT carefully. For THAT be-
r9Inged to your Great Aunt Har-
And / would look at the rottinR hoop
skirt dress with awe.
In that way was i taught the senti-
wh %snf W %as insni Issfs Offsets ,.v.a
every letter that was ever sent
me. up to the time when I was
twenty, and they became momen-
Love letters.
These common decency demanded
that ] save.
doll, my last doll, my childhood
Weicome. sS siHT,a'' s SsGS"[ Win ON
IT; al, shoe 2eo covered with sea shells.
nd-parent, the prizes I won at
Sunday school, and some odd but
tons; my first teeth. and few
Gradually, the pile OF sacred relics
grew.
] saved coupons, and clippings of
poems. and pieces of
Wedding cake, and
Larger things.
Like bed steads.
And pet bureaus, and
Clothing without end.
Why. ] had more arms in my cellar
than most experimenting bacteri-
illogical stations have in stock.
fight
While 1 was alive II was a constant
TO preserve my precious heirlooms.
] have sacrificed the affections of
Husband.
Daughters,
one son. and
Others. by keeping my old junk.
And when I died It took four years to
Get rid of the last of II.
Now, I'm as dead as a door nail.
And couldn't bring one drop of II
THE CONDUCTOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11

CANDoR or courtesy-which shall 1t
~ overheard a child of ten the
other day refuse an Invitation so curt
ly that the elderly lady who Eave II,
drew back slightly amazed. She had
asked the child TO accompany her
granddaughter on a trolley ride;
this young person OF ten. with ell the
air OF finality OF which u person three
times her age Is capable.
I looked at the mother OF this little
Rirl-who was present-tully expecting
a rebuke, but none camc.
To be sure, the mother thanked the
lady herself for the invitation. but In
no way intimated that her little girl
mother well enough to discuss the in
cidcnt with .hor. hut I did know that
she entertained extreme Views about
children. so the next time i happened
to see one of her intimate friends l
a performance.
Produces Bad Manners.
She shook her head disapprovingly at
my story.
81 know" she sighed. "how Elias
system In working. and foresee sad
days ahead for that candid young wom-
an. he" daughter. Elias theory has
been that her child was to say exactly
what she thought whenever and wher-
ever she happened to be. to refuse
any Invitation or accept one with an
equal amount OF indifference in short
TO behave in what her mother caus n
natural manner. In my dvy we call
ed such performances bad manners,
but, II seems times have changed.
ELLA says her child shall not be a
hypocrite! Well. she isn't. but she In
what. to my mind. Is almost as bad. a
child without the trace OF good breeding
which Is hers by birth. Other children
do not like her; she In the terror of the
point her out as an example OF how not
to raise child"
OF course, one allows for the exager-
ration of this good lady's last remark.
but, after all. she has raised an inter-
esting point.
Are these frank children. who say alb
solutely what comes into their minds at
the time, without suppression by the
parent. who thus wishes to develop In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
MANAGERS oyricg
Hecht s Co.
snTosi7 SEVENTH STREET,
Wsshipsten.D.c..

Mr.. John c. Mclaughlin Manager
Electric Company,
Washington. d
Mclaughlin
We
working andi in
in
clothes he
Society Clothes
feeling splendid electric
advertisement
clothing n o ur
Again thanking maj we
Yours, &
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
To Keep the Corners Down

To prevent small rugs from turning
over and to avoid the danger of their
sliding on hardwood floors. cover
weights such as are used in ladies'
coats with material to match as nearly
as possible the color OF the rug and sew
four or five on the wrong side of each
end. This will make the rug lie fiat.
and unless pushed or kicked with I'M
usual violence will prevent the danger
OF a fall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
Help for the Dishwasher's
. Hands

II you wish to save your fingers from
being scalded try this: Put a large coll
ander in the pan used to scald dishes.
After the hot water has been poured
over them the colander may be lifted
out. This Is especially good with silver
and small dishes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
Mucilage Bottle COrkS.

Few Of us but have felt our spirits
cub aNav ms we tried 20 extract a corr
from a previously used nu"iiagc bottle.
This woe will be a forgotten one II upon
purchasing the new battle the cork Will
he removed, q min coating Of yssclne
nr other grr!te apple AMI cork again
inserted,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
A Minimum of Cabbage.

reduced to minimum IL when the
water begins to bubble a teaspoonful
of sugar and a quarter Of a teaspoon
full Of baking soda be stirred in, and
leave the lid off Mt all times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
To Scale Fish Easily.

The scales Of fishes may be easily
removed by dipping them a few times
into boiling water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-11
Sketch Of
The Woman
Who SdOed

Someone Sneaked In the
Conductors Office and
Left An Anonymous De-
scription of Such Life-like
Proportions That We
Have Been Able to Turn
1t Into One of Those
Vers Libre Spoon River
PoSthumopS Dissertations
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-19
Nud @el0em
BON Mar Stempel.

Der @turm pfeift bonn @ebtree Der.
IS bdnet Der 9tmmel polfeni9ner
Mufs @9la9geftlo be%rnieoer.
Der &f perflang = 10 mander
fiel =
Sin &O9eln nod : er 1T an 3iel =
l1nb ftarr 1tnb 9aupt unb @lieoer.
ODD piele, bilflos binseftredt,
Die Uniform bonn Blut befIedt.
Rnb'n feufaeno nod i'm Rdfen.
Die Munoe brennt, fe atmen fdneG
limb f6nnen niht mebr gum Mppeu,
Wenn bic 9rompettn blafen.
Shtpar3 INIT BITE Na9t, Der Resen
f6nt,
Don Der 2aterne 2i9t erbeIt
3erftampfte Winterfaaten.
SIM nil6en @turm nerIDfdt tie
fhier -
Dur6 Sturm unb Regen fhreiten
mir,
Die Sanitdtsfoloaten!
11nb tpp, bonn f9arfen @tabl befiest,
Gin S9pergetroffener Rrieser ltest,
Da fninfen mir Der 8abre;
Mir betten nei1 ben tpunoen Munn,
Damit er METRE pflese bann
SIM 2a5arett erfabre,
Mir rei9en ibm ben fiiblen Sranf,
Benn feline 2ippe fieberfranf
2e9at, baB fe 2abuns fdnbe.
Wir odmmen, iDer1n iein 8lutfrDm
fliebt,
Die Slut. Die purpurn ft9 ergieBt.
Durd beilenoe 8erbdnbe.
Mir fiir6ten nidt @efubr uno Sob.
DEM bOber gilt ols SterbensnDt
uns menfdli9es grbormen.
81, Jreuoe, tpenn 0ur6 unfer Gun.
Die totgetpeibt i'm Rd5en rubin,
Gum 2eben neu erpormen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-19
gu(a(6Rnnonen in Berlin.

Seit tur3em aieben our9 Die @tras
ben zines Setles bon @roB= Berlin,
ndmlih bon 2i9tenberg inn ole Mitz
tags5eit spei fobrbare &ii9en, Gu
laf9fanonen genonnt, felbmarI9mGBig
gu ibrem 4euberen. Die bau6igen &efs
lei gefint nit bampfenbem @Fen. Sc
hermann lam iid % iein Wittassz
brot bolen uno es bobeim ber3ebren.
Der 8erein Der 8erliner 8oltsfiiden
BON 1866. Der alte WorgeniternIae
@erein, Der i'm SUM- bisfes Subres
auf cine fiinfaigidbriee @irtIamteit
suridblidt, bdt oiefe Neusrung in Der
Grndbrung Der 8erliner 8ebGlterung
pdbrenb bes arieses einsefiibrt. Gs
miro angenommen, boB es audi in an>
beren 9eilen Der Rei9sbauptitaSt
Ra4abmung finben fper6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-19
Die Warnuue.
Cine mabrc ariesssei@i9te. Bon
pans 9arrenbnrf.

Dies lit Ole @ef9idte, bic mir Ser
9auptmann WoIterre er3dblte. Sc
mar, als ob Der tpeiBe Sanb oes uns
%obfebbaren Stranbes fi9 aGmdbli1
in cine graue fdneisenoe Miifte Ders
liere; fem Stern leudtete bon benz
tpolfenbeaosenen 9immel bernieber
- ale 2i9ter bes &urortes, Der iebt
menihenperlaHen balog, fparen nod
Der Seefeite gel0f1t. ollie Mnaei9en
bes 2ebens ouf Dem unenolihen Meer
tpdren dbget0tet. cr%iforbsn unter Dem
9efabrbrobenben Worf: Rrieg.
Cine folde Madt mar es,1 be-
gonn Der 9auptmann gu er3Gblen.
sd bate cine berIiegefte Srbre aus
benz !9auptqnartier ON Den General
e. gu brinsen. Wir fDuren i'm rt0rbz
Ii9en polen, unb Der Jeiib battle fid
tpeit binter Dem Hi,men auriidge5ps
gen; faft felt bieru1bstpon5ig Stun=
ben fdnieg bas 6euer bonftGnbig.
Dds fhien uns elm unbtbugIi1es Sci,
den - es modte Die Rube por benz
Sturm fem. Odrum mar ih fat
froh, als i9 Den sefdbrlihen Muftrag
befam, bic Orore nod 80. 5u brins
gen; bate ib bod suten @runo sn
elauben. baB ih Der ueberbringer
zines Nneriffsbsfebls fsi.
Wir gIitten eerduf1Ips babin.
Wlein Nuto bate bisber brap feim
Strapa3en eetroeen. Gs Bate in elmer
elesunten @roBftabtItraBe einen entz
f9ieDen bertpabrloiten ginbrud ge=
madt; aber Die Maf6imrie mar tas
oellos, gut se0lt uno LAUDER, man
merfte es an Dem febernoen 2anf beg
Wagens, Der miibelos bdbinftiirmte.
unb audi mein araftpagenfiibrer
mar Elm SuberlGIfiger unb erprpbter
Menf9. - 8on 3eit gu 3eit fnipite
i9 meine Saf9enlaterne an unb mari
.einen Bid auf bic &arte.
.sSn elmer Stunbe baben mir oen
Hjemen errei9t, Sanbers,~ fogte i'd.
Der gbauffeur tpanote iid balb um
uno nidte.
sd neiB, 6err 9duptmann. gs
1T bic Dubinas9r iide, iiber Die mir
mifen.1
saemif Oh bic 8riide2"
.3u 8efebl."
,Sie lift bod intaft?1
nSie lift bic etnaiss Bride, bic tpiriz
li9 ftder lit, 9err 9auptmam."
nRun gut"
Ser 6immel mar fbpar5 uno ifers
nenlos. Gin leifter Siibpet beulte
our4 bic fpdrli6en 8irten, Die BON
3eit 5u .3eit poriiberflpsen. ginen
4ugenblid frat Der Mono 6erbor uno
beleuGtete bic tpeite, troitlofe Monoto@
ME Der @bsne. Damn fdtpamm er
binein in cine unour9bringlide Wolz
fenmauer. unb ftDdfinftere Na6t legte
fi6 pteoer iiber Die 2ano59aft.
plOsli9 bOrte i6 mebr als baB ih
IS fah, Dab mein gbduffeur cine Be-
tpegung nit Der Sano mo9te. Sd
blidte auf.
.Wds eibt es, Sanosrs2"
Gr a~nttrortete - unb iebt faben
meme anseitreneten Insen, baB er
feline linfe Sdnb na9 pDrn ausses
ftredt belt:
sSebn Sie nur, 5err 9aupts
manu-"
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I'm u9enbeine fIeine @eritinnung

ln Ugenbeine feline geritimmung
bonOIe."
limo porum bait on nift geipro-
den2. Gr piiroe oeinen Stanb-
punft oob mir Ioben fonnen, miiroe
ii6 freuen, oaB on 10 = 10 itarf
marit."
v0ns chen mollte id oermeioen.
Sein Sob miiroe mir mebe tun. 9e-
9@reifIt on benn nibt2 Meine 60
DE gebt bod mol iiber ale nntiona-
len Sbeorieu unb gmpfinoungen
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melt binoits. Reim nein, nein, i'd
mofte nidts, nidts boreu, tpeoer
Sob nod GaoeI."
Sag nal, aIeine", fraete oie
Sebrerin ianft, on boit i'm, SEN on
abeepieiel bait, mol iebr, iebr GER
neg
ga mari ibr Srene Die Arnle NM
Den Sails, pergrub ibr @eii1t in
ibrem 8nien itnb tpeinte bcr3brc-
heno.
GortIesuue foIgi.)
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II EIGHTEEN HOTEL

8as bebentet ,gbe Gisbteen"e 9as
bette 9oteI fir bas ipenigite @eIo IN Gun
Antonio. 3inmer 50c. Gnsge8eidnefe
MabI5eiten 25c. 9ie0rige Gpe5inlraten
per ISOLDE. SAB frei. grodett 6277. Sn
centraler 2aae. 302 GibsNlnmo Giraffe.
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0efd,1fts= 3nte,,Der
can antpnip antp garts Gp.

8ir baben Die Cos ? GnitaIt, Seile
nnb nten1tiIien Der Snternatieral Into
S6ool aneefauft unb tpiomen nn1ere Belt
unb uniern Gaurn gang bieier @ei9dftse
8ran6e. @ir beSieben beitdtlbig Die
per5diebeniten MntomobilsSeil nno erz
fpnren esSbnen @elb in unierem 9epartes
ntent fir gebra1t6te Seile unb nteniiz
lien. @niolin unb Del. 613 Sib=alanno
Strake.
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@eaeniiber Dem @nnter Office : @es
bd1tbe, 112 SH<Souitn Ctr. 9amene
Strohs unb 9onama@Siite eereinigt unb
geformt. 1etne Irbeit tit timber
trefflid.
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Dptels.
OTE m

325 MIomo gla5a -bibi6 m0blierts
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c 81 per Gag,
$3.50 nnb ~anfpdrts per ISOLDE. Gunner
NIT 2 8etten $500 per 8o6e. Nltes
Selepbon grodett 658.
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ednfk u. @feroeaeidirrz@ cparatnr

gringt Cure Mrbeit al 8. S. gogar;
er perftebt fein @eihdftl @ntes 9nnos
ndben uao Hepnrieren. 3ufrieoerbeit
g~arantiert. 217 Qbe. 9. grodet 539.
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Gaulea uno Weflhaelfntter.

Greo staffel, 31e Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 9eu, @etreibe, @nrterls nno Selolos
men. @efliiaelfutter. SlIfubatoren.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Srnnsporfieren unb GufiteIen bon
~Gnfes~ nnb fdtperer Nofhinerie cine
6pe8inlitdt, abholen, gerienoen, Nufbez
fpabren etc. Office 510-514 9oloroin
ctr. Beibe Eel. 359-
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Mutomobu : Hepdrde
tliren, 9IDacetplene : S6tpeiBung, lrz
beiten am Nnfnbrtss rn6 gnt5iinonngs&
Apparot. grodett $685..