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Evening star., 1916-12-23

The Congressional Club has sent out
cards for it's New Year day reception.
which will be held at the clubhouse,
POOL New Hampshire avenue, from 4
till o'clock.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
DA ISELIN

Anche questo rdente mnerarO dove dmOranO motif
nost connazona uned ale ebbe uogo la seconda
runione per lie eezion deg uca procedere aisaazone
del memb SgF D GiroamO presenzava la seduta unto al
sooscrtto dopo vbbIante dscorso basao sua moraa
della Pubdenza presso gil uciai dretv del Conco
Supreme deordne GOLDEN SEAL ST passo ALA nomina de-
gil uciai Antonio Leone Comandane Antonio Carrara, Co
mandante Poiet Comandante Francesca Acciac
caerro Segretaro Antonio Pedrne Tesoriere Vito deApa
Oraore Giuseppe Cuccang Primo Aando Gudone
2ndo Curatoe Augusta LOenz 3rzo Cuatore Aber Foent
Guda Vogrig Guardia Giordan Sentinel
la Antonio Micheazz Deegao Domenico Ricc Delegate.
Vadano uuesta sezone a parte Campo
nost augUi migioramento che presto pos
samo scrvere d che per eemento dele mi
gGori
ALFONSO FIORE.
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(Continua da pagina 1.)

Dobbamo dnentcare che aa puo dspore d
quattro mon d soda ecceentemente equpagga provvst
di adequate materiae di argera PossOno gil auSrO-
tedesch dspoe tall foze da asscuasi succeso? Non 10
credamo perche dovebbero sguene in modo peooso tut
'front.' cio che potanno fare memo d corere suicide
Con co esudiamo che del cOp tesa
che reanente oensiva ST nz contro d crca ALA
ruscta dubtiamo fortemente. Gil a eser Aleat
dovrebbero lie ala cntoa solamente guar
dare cio' che e. possible ammettere
Commando Supreme itaiano, da ngustifcato
orgasmo camo nellie decson prendere
cer tall msure da quasiasi La NazOne
Esecto aspettano dent la vtora, che pora
CapitanO GIOV. CIANIM AICHELLA.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
DA REED, PA.
RICEVIAMO PUBLICHIAMO
PER IL MIGLIORAMENTO DELE COLONIE

Domenca 10 coT ebbe uogo sraordnaa riunione di
tut component Qusta orene aborosa coona aanac
dire il rsparma fache sacrifc per manteners
sempre unita e compatta.
La riunone flu presedua dial Sig. F. DiCirolamo ST
svOe magncamente bene pohe la paoa ace del nostro D
ST d ntenerre Eg fece
prendere che prevden e. soanto quaa per
protcggere stes ut cooro che che
moi lega da vnco sangue Chi durante la propa essten
eg dsse, dire: Ho avorato guadambato da
per la famga? nessuno perco che 81 hanno
per prenursi savaguardars peco che ogn minute
ostacoano esistenza, ia duopo Paateamento
ordne veramente garensce Pauto del memb
fanno pare Lorine GOLDEN SEAL costutosi II Mario
ed incorporates soto lie egg deo state d New York
POGO tempo dvenne stuzone d mutuo
asscuraone Tempo arateando questa vasta Re-
pubca centnaia migiaa fatel In soil Is ami
quasi mion di doar fondo di d $751; 576
SO a protezione di membri attiv.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
AVVISO A PAGAMENTO

La buona signora Antonia
Madoni la cui vita flu tutta un
esempio di bonita e forte devozi-
one il 18 Settembre del 1915 al
lie ore II a. m. con Paiuto del
Sig. Giuseppe Dallafiore e mo-
glie abbandono' il tetto> coniuga-
lie.
Da quel giorno non ha fatto
piu' ritorno ed 10 Giovanni Ma
doni non intendo di essere re-
sponsabile di nessun debito che
la sudetta Signora avesse fatto
o fosse per fare.
ECCO O CONNAZIONALI LIE
AZIONI CHE ST RICEVONO
DAI PARENTI!
GIOVANNI MADONI,
Blairsville, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
UN GALLO COSTOSO

Una gallo costa al quereato quereane $650O
Una famga itaiana abitane vcno ad famiga
Ungherese Tide vcno ad Homer City Pa lite per
gallo due bbre POrata la vertenza d ronte ao
Squire nsoddsat scche flu diciso
dare in corte.
La svota martedi la gura decse che
pagasse meta del coso ammOntante $100.
Gil avvoca aggunsero po d pepe ALA salsa del gallo pre-
sentando ciascuno "bil" di $15-in tutto $4,000.
Ho gallo mel mio poao disposto venderlo per 10
stesso prezzO anche qualche soldo d memo
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
VEDETTA NOTTURNA

Fiocca la neve e col suo manto bianco
ogni cosa ricopre; una vedetta
vigila, dietro un masso, circospetta
con Pocchio teso, dalla veglia stance.
A pochi passi, senza aprir mai bOcca
la nemica vedetta e. tutta accOrta
a questa come a quea non importa
sc infuria il vento Sc la neve focca
ST guardano non parlano, ma gil occhi
non hanno sguardi di odio di vendetta,
forse, pensano entrambe una vecchietta
che innanzi ad un altar piega ginocchi.
(ZOna di guerra)
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
PER FINlRE
DIAL LIBRAIO:


Un contadino, venuto in citta'
per testimoniare in tribunale
mentre s'avvia ALA stazione per
far ritorno al suo paese, entra in
una libraria, e dice al libraio:
-Vorrei un libro di lettura
per mio figlio che va a scuola.
In che classe va?
Come in che classe?
-Domando sc va in prima,
seconda o terra. -.
Eth, signor mio, moi contra
DIM 81 va sempre in terra!
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
ATTRAVERSO IA CONTEA 6 D|NTORN|
IN CORTE

La d Thomas Runzo d Indiana d appropa-
indeba danno della Independent Brewing Co., per
montare $11880 deo raccomandaone del Avvocato
stata annulata.
ST vocera che Brewing cechera di ottener
dato di cattura contro Runzo per processo.
La Joe Marasco di Creekside Pa d
ordni d bra egamene al momento di andar in
china e. decisa.
Nela settimana ent"nte daremo verdetto
Al prossmo vera pubicaa la sta dele che
svoe questa Corte nea Sessione di dicembre.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-12-16
ALFONSO FIORE.
AVVISO AGLI INTERESSATI

| FigIi del defmtO PASQUALE GIUNTA-ImpOrtatore di
Gener Amentari-avvsano tenutO
negOO primo Ia nOvembre
Caro- Is NOvembre riaperto
ness" seguitandO servre tutta la clientea
Qundi quasasi Ordine mandate OrO esguitO
esattezza puntuala facendO prezzi spe
dendO generi garentiti.
Pasquale Giunta Sons
1880 South 9th Street
Philadelphia, Pa
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
LA R O MICA

ahora? Necesito la verdad, la
verdad escueta.. Tu ereS mi
meJor amigo; despues de 10 que
tie he dicho, no puedes negarme
esa verdad. iQue, no contes-
tas? iTemes que sea TN sub
terfugio para hacerte hablar?
iCrees que no tendre valor para
DIR de tus labios 10 que va Sc?
-iPero tan importantes son
esas disposiciones? 81 es que
quieres hacer testamento, 81, de-
bes hacerlo.
No es ESQ. FL testamento
10 otorgue va Ell mes pasado,
deJando a Blanca cuanto poseo,
que es bien POGO. No Sc trata
de ESQ; Sc trata de la felicidad
de Blanca, de mi mujer. va
yes 81 harias NAL en- ocultarme
la verdad...
FL medico vacilo TN momen-
to, comprendio la ansiedad del
enfermo Y en- voz baja, pero
~resuelto, dijo:
En- csc caso... ST, haras
bien en- realizar esas DISPOSE
clones.
FL enfermo lie alargo la mano,
sc la oprimio muy conmovido
y NADIA dijo. Su mirada volvio
a vagar indecisa por ell jardin.
Al cabo de un ratio, pregunto:
lilo sabe ella?... iPobre
Blanca! iQue sera de ella sin
mi? Di, mo sera horrible de-
jarla en- plena juventud, en- TODD
Ell esplendor de su belleza, en-
tregada a un dolor sin limites,
que lie acompane hasta ell fin de
SUI vida?
81; puedes estar SECURE de
que tn esposa c~onservara STEM
pre- ell quito a tn memoria, de
que en- su alma viviras siempre.
-Pues ESQ, ESQ eS precisa-
mente 10 que me h~orroriza, 10
que quiero evitar... No, no ha-
gas csc gesto de %eXtraneza. 10
humane, 10 que desea TODD el
mundo, es ser dorado a la bora
de SUI muerte, dejar un rastro
de dolor en- la terra, entriste-
Ger la vida de los que anna
mos. Es la mas refinada ma
nifestacion del egoismo de los
hombres. Queremos absorber
la vida de los demas hasta mas
ALA de la muerte, y considera-
mos como la mas triste de to-
das aquella que no tiene quien
la lore junto al lecho de ago
MIA. Queremos que nuestras
viudas sc encierren hermetica-
mente en- Ell quito de nuestra
memoria, y que rechacen todo
placer, toda manifestation de
vida que no vaya ligada a nues-
tro cadaver. En- forma menos
grosera, pero quizas m e o
cruel, defendemos la ley de al
gunas tribus salvajes, que con-
denan a muerte a las viudas..
70 tengo la seguridad de que
Blanca renunciara a la vida
cuando 20 muera, de que levan-
tara un quito riguroso a mi me-
moria, que SUI existencia ha de
ser %triste, dolorida y de abso-
luto renunciamiento.. Y csc
es mi mayor pesar al dejar el
mundo. No quiero que vaya
cargada siempre con ell fardo
que encierra un cadaver, sine
que vuelva a la algeria, que
goce de su juventud.. En- una
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
CUENTOS AJENOS
Sacrifice

lCl lllO. ~ raves Qe los C1lSld-
les Sc veia ell jardin. La terra
del paseo central que Sc divisa-
ba desde la estancia en- toda su
extension alineado entire los ar
boles, estaba empapada en- aqua,
cubierta de hojas secas, enfan-
gadas y descoloridas. Los ar
boles rojos, cardenos y amari-
llentos, que languidecian mus
tics por la incesante lluvia me-
nuda, iban soltando sus hojas
en- profusion y permanecian en-
vueltos en- una ligerisima nebli-
ma muy fra, muy gris...
FL enfermo estaba sentado EN-
un amplio sillon proximo a los
cristales, muy envuelto en- man.
tas, cor la cabeza apoyada niue
llemente en- unas almohadas.
Era I'm hombre de unos treinta
y cinco amos, de facciones CO.
rrectas, de frente amplia y des-
pejada, de ojos inteligentes, no
bles y bondadosos.
FL medico, que acababa de re-
conocerle, lie contemplate en-
silencio, sentado frente a Ell,
como 81 quisiera penetrar Ell
pensamiento del doliente a ira
yes de la mirada indecisa y re-
concentrate que dejaba este
vagar por la melancolia del jar
din. Y entire aquellos dos seres
silenciosos y ensimismados Sc
interponia, yendo y viniendo de
uno a otro como misterioso
fluido, la idea y Ell PRESENT.
miento de la muerte.
I'm antique reloj de pendulo
rompia ell silencio de la habita-
cion con su tic tao memorable,
que perduraba a traves de los
siglos EN- aquella estancia, So
breviviendo a las generaciones
de la familia, cuyas vidas habia
lido midiendO unas tras otras,
dia tras dia, bora tras bora, cor
su lento compass. Hacia dos
siglos que Sc iba reflejando Ell
mismo jardin en- la metalica
plaza del pendulo; que pasaban
por ella las primaveras floridas,
los verdes estios, los encendidos
otonos y los nevados inviernos.
Al fin, hablo ell medico.
-iY Blanca?-pregunto.
-Ha lido a DIR misa-respon-
do Ell enfermo-. Va todos los
dias a pedir mi vida a la Vir-
gen. La pobre cree aun en- los
milagros.
Hubo n pausa, y anadio Ell
enfermo:
Tie he suplicado que vinie-
ses a esta bora precisamente
porque es la unica del dia en-
que ella no esta a mi lado. Te-
nemos que hablar.
TIL diras.
-Necesito que me digas la
verdad; pero la verdad desnuda
y completa, por cruel que sea.
Me muerO, verdad!
-iHombre, que disparate!
FL enfermo hizo TN gesto de
disgusto, y exclamo:
VOC quC lO llC COlllpl Gil
des! No busco consuelo al ha-
certe esta pregunta, nj que me
adormeZCas con la esperanto
los breves dlas que me quedan.
Tengo ell convencimiento init
me de que me muero; pero de-
SEQ, tengo absolute necesidad
de poser la certeza complete,
porque he de tomar disposicio-
mes imDrescindib1es anteS de de-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
s de Octubre de 1916
r j,

Especialista en- p~einados. Pintura
para ell cabello cano.
Medicinal para la caspa y caida
del pelo.
Sc recomienda conservar ell pelo
que Sc a Y mandarlo por correo,
para algun trabajo que Sc pueda
necesitar.
Sc Lava la Cabeza. Precios Bajos.
Alberto los Domingos
Especial atencion a las Senoras
1882 GALE STOCKTON, S. r.
Telefono Kearny $3.50
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

TODD artfculo sube, pero nuestros
precios bajan. Ocurrid a
BROADWAY BARGAIN HOUSE
Ahora es tempo para comprar y
ahorrar dinero. Trajes para hon.
bre de s25 rebajados $14.75. Ira
jes de $12 a $6.65 estilo 1916; de
Thibbet, valor SIS reducidos a 1915.
Zapatos de Sra. de $3.50 a s1.35.
Zapatos de Sra. ultimos modelos,
s1.95. Choclos de sonora de $500
escoja a 75c. Zapatos de sonora de
$500, modelo 1917, a s1.65.
Zapatos para hombre de $500 a
s2.45. Los de a $500 a s1.95. Color
cafe extra fuertes de q $3.50 a s2.95.
De charol, con botones 6 Gordon,
valor $3.50, rebajados a $2.65.
Ataderas de Csc. a Is.
Calcetines de 15c. a s.
Calcetines de 25c. a 12H.
Csc.
Camisas fnas para caballero de
$3.50 por 75c.
De a s1.OO por soc.
De soda, que valen $3.50 por 81 Los.
Battles de a $500 por s4.5O.
Battles de a SO. 90 por $3.50.
Battles de a $15.O 90 por $3.50.
Petacas de $3.50 q 9Oc.
Petacas de $3.50 a s1.25.
Petacas de $500 a s2.25.
Relojes de orc de & $1,000 a 1855.
Relojes de $500 por 1855.
Relojes de $500 por 5 1925.
Relojes de $3.50 por $1.65.
Relojes para Sra. de $500 a 1915.
Relojes en- pulsera de $1,000 & $3.S5.
Sc despachan Ordenes por Correo
SIG es ell No. Gale BROADWAY
Edifiicio del Hotel Colon, entire
Stockton y Grant Ave.
Iougds9 somgIQgH
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
L~ECCIONES DE INGLES

LECClONES DE INGLES
Escuela privada del idioma in
giles para personals de habla espa-
nola. Ell mfitodo mas progressive
conocido hasta ahora.
PrecioS moderadoS.
Prof. Vincent G. Nicoletti
632 Gale Green San Francisco
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

AceptamoS toda clase de con-
signaciones Y obtenemos los me-
jores precios de plaza.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
COCINA TIPlCA MExICANA

Notifcamos al publico de buen
gusto que en- la casa No. 1917 de
la Gale Powell, SERVINGS platillos
tfpicos meXicanos, y siempre tene-
mos en- eXistencia Tamales y
CHORIZO DE PUERCO.
Los sabados Y domingos servi-
mos un eXcelente menudo.
Entire Broadway y Pacific
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
ReexpediciOn

Activa de toda clase de mercan-
cias 10 hacemos con toda eficacia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
GRAN BARATA!

TODD artfculo sube, pero nuestros
precioS bajan. Ocurrid a
BROADWAY BARGAIN HOUSE
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
L~ECcIONES DE PIANO

La Srita. C. G.. Corral, Profesora
del Conservatorio Nacional de Me-
Xico, da lecciones de piano.
926 TAYLOR STREET
Telefono Franklin 1853
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

HOTEL DE FRANCE
l.. COUDERC, Admor.
Vinos, licores Y cigarros; Billar.
Comidas y habitaciones amuebla-
das.
1902 Powell Street
Entire Broadway Y Pacific Sts., S. F.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

CUARTOS DE ALQUILER
Sc alquilan cuartos comodos, con
Y sin asistencia, en- casa de familia
espahola. Precios modicos. $50
Green Street.
ROPA, ZAPATOS, Accessories
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
FaCturaS COnSulareS

Las hacemos conforme a los re-
glamentos Y leyes de los respec-
tivos paises.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
Former Secretary of
State Is Detroit
Visitor
PROHIBITION is
GAINING GROUND
No Chance For Party
That Lines Up With
Vets, He Says

William Jennings Bryan. former
secretary of state, passed brief
period in Detroit Monday morning.
When the great commoner arrives In
town he usually makes things hot
for those who oppose him on live
issues, especially II there is any
Grating to be done, but on the occa-
sion OF this visit he seemed to
bring GOODNESS anG serenity with
him.
In his Panama and alpacas, the
eminent statesman looked as cool
rs the breezes that blow over the
wind-swept prairies OF his native
state. The same old cordiality and
the perennial comprehensive smile
were evident as re greeted The
Times in the lobby OF the Statler
hotel.
Asked to hazard prediction as to
the outcome OF the national election,
MIR. Bryan, who was on his way TO
(Continued on Page Eieven).
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
BODIES ARE
PAWNS IN
HOT FIGHT
Undertaken Carts Re-
mains of Wreck Vic
tins Around City
FAMILY RIGHTS
ARE IGNORED

Lawyers and deputy sheriffs- armed
with legal papers made a hurried
tour OF city and outlying cemeteries
Monday, In a vain effort to intercept
Undertaken T. B. Skwisrczynskt, OF
No. 1868 Junotion~sve., who, It 10 al.
legged, was trying 10 effect the bsYial
Of five persons In defiance OF re-
straining orders issued ~ the circuit
court.
The weird funeral procession that
was so persistsntly denied access to
burial grounds. because the under
taker was unable to show permits,
consisted of three funeral cars, in
which rested caskete containing the
marred bodies OF Fred w. Knuth. his
wife Julia, his son August, and Chris
tina. a 10.year-old daughter.
They were the victims Of an acci.
dent In Wayne. last Friday afternoon,
being occupants OF an auto that col.
lided with a trolley car near that
Confined ON Page Eighty
-
PrintinR--the plain neat ktnd--that
IN right-Ttmcs Job Dept.-Mnin AS2O.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
Filing of Petition Does
Not Mean He'll OPP
pose Connolly
HUGH SHEPHERD
OUT FOR CONGRESS
Three Others Seek Re-
publican Nomination
In First District

While Charles 8. Hampton's petit.
ton to run-for mayor against Judge
William F. Connolly on the Demo.
cratic ticket has been fled in the
city clerks Office he has not def
initely decided whether 10 actual
ly run or not, he declared Monday
noon.
IL had been out OF the city" de.
clared Mr.. Hampton, "aHd had no
idea whatever OF running for offlco
until my friends viited me Saturday
at the houseboat and Informed me
OF conditions. Ny only purpose in
running, II do run. will be to
buck the machine"
Hampton's entrance came as a
great surprise. Although an active
leader in the old guard OF the party
at one time. he was not even
dreamed Of rs n mayoral candidate
CONTINUED on Page E1evcn).
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
184DEAD IN
CANADIAN
BUSH FIRE
Train With Collins Sent
to North From
Cobalt
BY UNITED PRESS.

NORTHBAY. Ont, July 3l-One
hundred and eighty four lives have
so far been reported lost In the
greatest forest fire northern Ontario
has ever suffered. More than ST..
100000 property damage has been
done.
The fire district forms a strip OF
territory shaped like the letter J.
with Bourke's forming the end or
the base. Cochrane the junction
with the cross bar, and Hearst and
lroquois at either end.
The fire broke out at 4 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, and was re-
ported simultaneously at several
points forming semicircle from
Bourkes TO Hearst over a hundred
mile frontage.
Driven by 40-mfle an hour wind
from the south, flames rolled over
the country side Just like heavy
thunder storm coming up ahead Of
a hurricane. and with everything
as dry as finder there was never
chance for people TO save anything
The villages, Bourkes, Ramore'
Matheso. Mushka. Monteith, kelso,
Iroquis Junction, all were complete
ly wiped off the map. the flames
consuming everything before
them. Cochrane Is still burning,
but all the business section Of the
mining town has gone. while lro-
quois Falls has disappeared, except
the large pulp and paper mills OF
the Abitibi Power and Pulp com
pany.
A heavy rainstorm on Sunday
stopped the flames.
A relief train, with doctors, has
left North Bay for the sceGe aud
Cobalt has sent collins.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
By J. p. YODER.


tStaf Correspondent United Press.1 y
NEW YORK. July 3i~-Compros
hensive investigation into the hin.
ment end OF the munitions business
OF the country by state and federal
authorities seemed certain th1s an
ernoon as q direct result q tn
monstrous explosions that occurred
at the Black Tom munition tswmins1
Sunday.
Hint Of such an inveOt1m1ouw
came today when Prosscuttng ~
torney Hudspeth ut thu prelimAnAW
hearing Of two men arTsGloA O.
charges Of manslausl1tsr n oonnapp
ton with the resultant dsaGha -
clared every railroad Terminating r
New Jersey has besu . AaU1
violator Of statutes regula&an0 uHpj
age Of h1sh euplosiveAI
Agents from ths dspstmsu1
justice and tbs ftIksrsts4a oomGnoun
sommiss3ou spsnt nsaely ~ ~ q
the sosne On 0edt tepost w4DslQ
pend whether tho eornIui11nA u
60 moro fully into the eaaa &h14
phase, however, wfu uoA aueao
state and Jsxsev Oly omdo1A e.
their investigation Ind puhnnoO
tons
Most ama5fng Of al 0Nseanln
features Of thas sseUeese. Nounpu1o0D
<COuGanusA -su Pan 49,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
FOUR DROWN
SEEKING RELIEF
FROM THE HEAT

Four persons were drowned In the
Detroit river, Sunday. while seeking
relief from the heat.
Fred Presly, 10. OF No. "a Hazlet-
ave. was drowned while swimming
near the head OF Belle Isle in the
afternoon. That vicinity was the
scene OF two jrownlngs Sunday
morning. when Michael Hasak, Of
No. 5Si Kirby.age. cast, strnngled
In deep water. and an unidentified
nan also lost his life
Harbormaster King recovered the
body OF the latter, but has not yet
bound llasak's body.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
MILK GOES UP
ONE CENT TUESDAY

Milk in Detroit will be boosted one
cent beginning Tuesday. Detroit
creamerles announced Monday. Milk
will be nine cents a quart and cream
nine cents half pint hereafter
until further announcement.
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THE WEATHER,

Detroit snA vicinity MsnAs9 uonnn
and Tsesdav, generally fsdvD ~ 49,
cooler tonight and neA1eaAo t.
mostly northerly.
Lower Mtehiwsns 0vass&nv -
Monday nfG1t and TaSsdayp sonwQ46
Tuesday.
Upper Lakesi N0AsRate D1vnRmp
wtndsJ generally fair Moray -
and Tuesdsyl not 90 WYNN.
northwest windss Shundsr 1AOpeu1
this Afternoon or t0n1044b ToooAmD
partly cioudyt not Qulf~ - w0g0.
Highest tempe ratkSA TIT date -
- I'm 1926.
One year ago todGys Highss4 49,
pernture, TT lowest. 7oJ Hoan, ~
OF rain.
The sun sets Monday M 7s03 ,. -
and risss Tuesday NJ sIY5 =. -
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drugs acts. both federal and state.
Hughes stood for UNFOLDING the
power OF congress and the legislAr
lures TO exercise their police power
In this field in the most drastic
way, and for construction of their
language in the interest OF the peo
pie as opposed to manufacturers oe
adulterated foods and medicines
In the FIRST pure food case before
the supreme court after Hughes
took his seat. the majority OF the
court held that. although the foo1
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BOY BROWNS
IN PINE LAKE

HASTINGS. Mich, July 3l.---A. &.
Smith, aged Is years. OF Plainwell,
was drowned In Pine Lake. Prairie
township, Sunday afternoon.
Smith, who could not swim. went
bathing with several other boys,
crowded into small boat, which
they rocked until Il capsized They
were TO terrified to assist him and
his body was recovered.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31

Orzokerite ia natural mineral
wax, found originally oozing in small
quantities from rocks Of the coal
formation. II has been discovered
in Moldavia. and Gallcia, and is used
chiefly In caudia.making.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31

The scorching breath OF Death
bearing In It's blistering sweep the
seed Of destruction. carried on the
lives OF 36 Dctroiters between sat
urday noon and Monday noon. bring
Ing tragedy into many homes AZ the
climax of the worst heat wave De
troit has experienced in many years.
Both Coroner Burgess and Coroner
Rothacher received an almost con-
tinuous string OF calls that kept
tCopttnu~d on Page Four
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31

Late Monday morning the
Washington and Detroit wealth
or sharps began to make good
on their promise OF cooling
breexes, and atmospheric con-
ditions were rendered much
more bearable than on Sunday
The indications are tina. these
breexes will grow stronger dur.
ing the afternoon, and real re-
lief by night 10 the prospect.
The heat claimed three more
victims Monday, and another
Sunday night that was not re-
ported to the Coroner's office
until early Monday afternoon.
They were:
Mike Sabbssh, 40 years old,
lsborer, dropped dead at Clark
and Michlssn-ave.; ionstz Do
ras, Sc years old. Of No. 400
ST. Aubin.ave., shoemaker, found
dead in his shop, which was de-
void OF any ventilation; Tom
caxnI, 46 years old, died Sunday
night at his home No. ~ Beau
montst., and Daniel Desehreib.
err, IS years old. found dead
Monday morning In Daley's ho-
tel, Clark and West Jefferson
ayes.