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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
SIM SiartaL
Cine Grabbing aus triiber 3eit bon
&arI b. 9%eigel.
(6ortfebung.)

oS%~lS%N|dI
8eter mari ii6 in Die 8rnit. 0Ift
ser 2ieb' boben meme @eimlidyfet=
ten MIR gu tim. Wenm on elm poor
Sabr otter mdrIt, iaget id: &ofrm
mit!"
Sin paor Sabren ouf ODER ab
modt mir aus. Sd iteb' meinen
Meannl @enn's MIR Sdledtes lit"
uGein, f6ledt tits net, ober ge-
fabrli6. Sd bin Elm Gotriot", fubr
Yeter fort uno bemriibte iid, bod
Oeuti6 gu iprefen. $50 i'd einen
ontreff', Der lpie i9 fir oie Softer
liden iduBfreies 8iIo tit, fomm i'd
Inn 81 Stiff. ltno ib peiB net Ell
men, ionoern elm 0utenb, oenen Elm
&omeroo not tut. @rme 9eifet,
fliidtig Dor BEN 8anouren = leioesl
Slreer nno 9urit = iino Iopeit
it6er in ibrem 8erited, ober ooW
Bats Ser Dads better in ieinem 8o,t
al5 iie."
VEeter!" r1ef Der Slt1fgere, 0fDenl1
ou beut' na6t mieber 10 einen Sang
madit, geb' id nit. Wfi6 punbert
MIR, ooB Der Sepp mir merit; er iii
oo6 Ionit maflamer ais Elm Sof.
buno."
Ser Sepp fommt nit. St til
Elm bolber Starr, aber bait olt i'm
ldon ben @'iang BON ben Sen6Ii1-
ger gouern beriogen g'bort2 %
piro's bea in ieinem S6doel = or
lit Elm 9atriot BON Inno finite! =
Sen muB man trob ieinem 8udeI
ril6peftieren. - gs bleibt babel.
menn ser Wonb in oie &ammer
ideitt, MAIDEN mir uns auf Die
Soden."
vGs bleibt babel. ~ Mor bliGte
a1f oas giinoel, bas sic gaie batte
liegen lailen. y8ebit nit ms 0orf2
Sd mllB naf Der M11tter idaue'n."
8eter ladte. SD ion boralls,
gebn, meinlt. Mir re6tl 8or mir
bit iider, Marel. Aber erfabren
mirb's Die 8auerin bod. l1no Damn,
lhdt i'd, eibt's einen barten aampfl"
u&ann ihon lein," ertpioerte Ser
iunge Bauer trofen.
- Die Sir al @alpurgs aam-
mer NOR perl1loiien uno miiroe aui
bas &lopfen Des @erliebten nift al,f-
getan.
agurel, Sdaeerl, i'd bins, mad
oufl"
u@ag minit?"
SD bring oein 8iinoel. Der
9eter lit fort. Gr bat mir g'merft."
Beers alaubt."
,@ir polen oriiber reoen, mod
al1fl"
Sic trat orinnen oidt Dor Ole
Cir. yMarel, i6 bab' sid iopicl
germ aber merf bir's fir aqemal
oa oben bin id fir bid nienlals
| 5'bausl"
SD mill Dir ia mn Seine So6er
geben. 9itt' i6on, mad aufl~
n2eg's Dor Die Cir, uno penn on
mid lieb bait, bitfit niht mebr,
gfiiett bid @ott, Mar, mein lieber
Warl @ann Die 5rau Mutter oa-
beim tit, fomm ih 'runter."
Gin ein5iges 9uiietIl~
.SsSh res mir mehr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
rronsyort> WeIeli@aften,
carter-MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

SomiI;ensautften un0 Sroi9ten. pe>
lorat nm5ieben uno WtODel : Sa9einas'
Baggage : Sranstcr- SeiepnoH 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
THE HOTEL

@os bebeliet ,sbe Gisbteen"? gas
ne,fe Sotel fir bng nenieite @elo m Gan
plntonio. Simmer SOC. Insge9eidnsle
WohIaeiten 25c. 9ie6rise sps5lalratsn
ner Ioche. SAB frei. grodett 62l1. Sn
esntroIer QoQe. 302 SiOeIlnmo Stra8e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01

w .eater seratd Jeeb" nno rSa-
ter Gao Maih" madt bic 9ennert legsn
mrib rentabel. Seu unb @etretoe; 2n9S
nersMehisin. Cater Seeb Gu. 42O Sto=
TIpres Ctr. Sci. grodett 1888
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
grdfstt mar {oeben b.i mtrl Sn feie

ben aron3ofen boGftdnoig bernintet
poroen! Die 3obl Der Soften unb Der
@efoneenen lGBt Iid CUR 3eit nod
ni4t iiberfeben, bo9 fprtdt mar BON
Observation-Disclosures! Ser Reft Der
Deutf9en rettets fi9 nod MeB! Die
unferen folgten unb baben NIT Der
GinialteBune Ser 6eftuns f4on be-
eonnen! 9oben sic sei9rieben?"
Ssh a" fam es bobl, tpte entgeiz
ftert BPM y8oten."
Ser Notar rieb fi9 por Nufregung
feline @lase.
r@as i'd Sbnen fase, lit ridtis!
Sd, Der Notor, perbiirge mid fir bic
Wabrbeit! 9aben Sic alfo ee<
f6rieben9"
3d." ontportete d6asno Der
r8pte."
rMos fperben sic tun2"
.@ofort grtrablGtter bruden!"
Sun Sic bas! Mber f9nen! nnb
beranlaTen sic, bab ale 9loden sez
ldutet perben! -. S9lub!!"
nno Der Notar fanf eri9Dpft in
etnen Stubl.
Cine @tunbe fpdter begannen Die
5pei 9loden Der Stride gu lduten.
Die Ginpobner o 8umspiae
ftiir5ten oufgerest aus ibren Wobnunz
gen, um feitsuitelen, tuas es gebe.
sic fohen, pie sablreide Sunsen
bic StraBen binauf unb btnab liefen.
8ldtter in ibren 9Gnben f9pingeno
uno rufeno: rgrtrablatt! 9roBer
@ies Der 5ran5o1en! 3pei Sous!"'
l1nb a[es rannte ibnen entgesen
unb bemd9tiste fia Der 8lGtter, bic
folgenbe melbung entbielten:
gntf6eibenber Steg uber
BITE Oeutfhen bel 8eroun!
Mebr ais 100000 Oeut@
If9en sefangen mnb per-
nidtetI MeB BON uneren
Sruppen aerniert!
Wie uns foeben amtlid ourd bic
prdfeftur mitseteilt tpirb, fino flint
Mrmeen Der Oeutf9en Bel 8erbun boas
ftGnbig aufserieben poroen. Sbre
Dsrlufte tparen in ibrer @rDBe bisber
nod ni9t feftauiteIen, bod tperben lie
auf peit mebr als 100000 Mann ee@
f9Gbt. Cine rieiise 4n5abl bon 8ez
f9iiBen un6 Mai9inensetpebren unb
uniiber1ebbare Meneen BON Munition
uno prppiant fielen In unfere 6anoe.
RlGglide Meite Der oeutf9en Mrmee
baben fi9 in ipilber Gludt nad meB
5uriidgeaosen. Die ginfdliebuns Die
fer Geftuns bur9 bic Jranaoien 1T
nobe3u p~ollenbet, ibre BefdieBung bat
begonnen.
Man rib fid bic 8ldtter ssenfeitig
ans Der 9ano, fdrie. fang, pfiff,
ioblte, tpeinte, lahte, umarmte etnz
amber - furs, elm unsebeuer Saumel
bemGhtiete iih Der 8eDOlferung bpn
8umsDine, bic in gefdloHenen Reiben
Dor Bag 8iirgermetfteramt sog.
Dort madte man Salt, entblObte
bic &0pfe unb fang bic Marfeiaaile.
8is enbli9 Der 8iirgermeifter auf
Dem 9alfon feines 9aufes eridien
uno an Die Mense cine Siinbenbe 4ns
fpra6e bielt, bic bon tofenoen 3us
rufen INNER pieoer unterbro6en
fpurbe.
Der @ntbuiiasmus belt eenau
einen Sag unb eire Na9t an, ni9t
Idnger.
@m anberen Morsen ndmlid lieB
Der .8ote bon 8umspiae" Elm 5fpeites
grtrablatt berbreiten, bas foleenben
Snbalt battle:
mir iinb, tpie mir leioer feititellen
miiFen, geftern bas Opfer elmer (pir
fpifen ni9t ob bD~spinigen ooer nur
lei6tfertigen) Wpitififation %gefporben.
Der bon uns gemelbete Sieg Der 5ran@
sofen iiber Die 0eutl9en BET @erbun
beitdtigt fiG ndmli6 nt9t. Mir ha@
ben Die n0tigen S9ritte unternommsn.
lun bic urbeber oiefer falTden Ha6e
ri6t ibrer peroienten 8eitrafung ans
aufibren."
Nm elei6en Sage trat Der Notar
nit feiner Gattin cine Idngere Reiie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
0ptelS..
H0TEs ALAMO

g2b alomp gIasa -bubld mobllerts
feine 2inimer. SOC, Zoe u peg Saa,
az. so urlo auffparts per Gofe. SinsItes
nit 2 Betten $500 per Bode. aies
3elepbpn grpdett 65S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
WeiM6ffs> 9alenber
6ols mmD &nble.

@ir bolten Die bette asble urD oas
bette Brennhols. 8robiert uns. ylaae
Dppb &C GpaI So. grofett 6053. Helies
Gel. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
Merchants Transfer Go.

Srousportieren unb Gufffeuen BON
uGofes1 unb idiperer Waid9trerls ENG
Gpeainlitdt. Nbhpien, Werier1oel. InIOss
uobren etc. Office 510-5l4 SoioIDla
ctr. Geibe Eel. 959-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
eameu uno Wefiiselfntter.

Tren staffel, 319 Oft : gon1nIerse
ctr. Sen, @etreibe, Gartens nrlo 0e1O'e>
men. @efliiaelfutter- Siltrbntofen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01

Mne gurfeus BON 3rnd : arbeiten,
ME Slider, ,5pIbcrs", grieftcgen nrs
Qpnperts, 2arten, Gtrctlare, GinlaDiin'
pen niiu., in Seutff nnb Gngltif, nett
ausaefabrt. WiIfpn & Shwes'
a printing 60, FOG Gapnrrp Sir-
Gel. Grpfett 76cA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
Deserted, Broken-Hearted Baby
Girls Make Pihful Plea Through
Newspapers for Mothers Return

When her husband came home
that night she was not to be found.
She had taken what money there
was in the house and some clothing
but left no message for her husband.
He searched the neighborhood,
then spent two days in hospitals,
santariums and went to the morgue,
but his quest was in vain. Mrs. Net
tleton's mother, who lives but a
short distance from the Nettleton
home was grief-stricken. and hard
ly able TO care for the children.
Il can't imagine where she's gone"
the husband said to a Times repre-
sentative. she never went away
before like that. and we've been mar
ried IL years. think that perhaps
severe illness that she had this
year. typhoid fever and other all
ments. has affected her mind and
she has wandered off"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, June 2s. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1894.
HANCOCK AVENUE

To A. Rzadkowski, John Podzikow-
ski. Ignatius Pawlaszck. Joseph Hos
clio John Hoscilo, John Lewandow-
ski Anthony Jagielski. Andrew Wy
pyewski, Chas. Cornelius. Mary Cape
man. West side Brewing Co. Henry
man. A. l.. a r. ]. Edwards. Peter
81. Isaac. Chas. Kinspel. Julius Run
kie, a. Marquardt. Evald Marquardt.
John Harrison, Northway Motor Mfg.
Co, w. y. Thompson, Anthony Ches-
lex, Edgar Talbot. l.. Tabinsk!L M j.
Elllnwood, +. NJ. Charlet. Geo. Flana-
gar, John LaBelle. r. H.. Houghton.
C. McGinnis. r. Hoover. Alex; Flicker;
ing. Margaret Bowman, and to all
otherwise interested In any of the
lots and premises fronting on Han
cock avenue. In said City OF Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned.
The Common Council of the City
OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Hancock avenue. from the east
east curb line OF Twenty-third street,
To he graded and paved. notice is
hereby eIran-that- an assessment has
been made upon all the lots ani
premises fronting on said Hancock
avenue, and liable to be assessed for
raid Improvement under the provt-
-riens- Of the City Charter, and that a
roll Of said assessment is now COM
pietcd and will remain at the ASSESS
the date hereof until July II, 1915.
for the Inspection OF all persons con-
'e'" BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By GusTAvp J. ALBRIGHT.
sS.sAS.@@
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
BOLD THIEVES
STEAL TRUCK
Get Away With SIS, 900 Worth
of Tobacco Consigned to
Chas. Gauss

Thieves made away with merchan-
disc valued at $4,000 shoftly after
10 o'clock. Wednesday morning. in
front OF the wholesale tobacco house
Of Chas. Gauss. at Second and
Grand Rlver-aves. An ancient
scheme was used.
A man in working clothes stepped
to the curb as John MoLennan. driv.
er for the Michigan Carriage Co,
drove up TO the place. The fellow
said he was an employe OF the Arm
and offered 10 watch the team while
the driver delivered the oils 10 the
office.
As McLennan stepped inside the
fellow mounted the wagon and drove
the team away.
Detectives Cotter and Shook were
sent from headquarters and after a
search Of the vicinity found the
team and part of the merchandise
standing at Fifth and Plum. SITS. The
stolen merchandise, which was as
signed 10 be delivered TO Gauss, con-
sisted Ct several cases Of cigarettes
and tobacco.
Wednesday mornings "icb" IL the
third to be pulled off within two
years on the Gauss firm. On the
other occasions police have been
called on 10 investigate robberies
where similar means were used. The
value Of the goods taken before was
place at $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28

Mamma please come home. Flor
ence and Airline Nettleton. l04
Tenth-street.. Detroit. Mich"
The utter loneliness that Is rend-
ing the hearts OF two baby girls IL
merely limited In the two lines OF
cold type In ne "spaper personal"
telling a-brief but sad story OF a
mother gone, and a home forlorn.
More eloquent. by far. is the mes
sage carried In the lonesome, plead
Ing, baby eyes. and In continuous
childish Questionings Where Is our
mammal Has she gone away"
Florence Is s years old and Airline, 8.
Mrs. Mollie Nettleton, 26-yearold
wife OF Robert Nettleton, OF No. 1O4
Tenth-st., left her homo one morn
ing three weeks ago telling no one
where she was going. and leaving
her two little children alone in the
house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
VOTE TO ASK
STAY OF war
Detroit Union Opposed to Mill
tarism, Decides to Make
Appeal to Wilson

The Detroit branch OF the Ameri.
can Union Against Militarism met
In the Unitarian church, Tuesday
evening. and voted that resolution
be sent President Wilson requesting
him TO Postpone a recommends
ton OF war with Mexico to congress
until the last possible moment"
Richard l.. Drake. secretary OF the
Federation OF Labor. promised that
100000 workingmen would stand be-
hind the resolution.
The meeting was addressed by
the Rev. Eugene r. Shipper. Mrs.
Francis Nelson. and Mrs. Frederick
Holt. Dr.. Shipper expatiated upon
the growing menace to this country
OF militarism. He said that while
We had ceased TO vindicate per-
sonal honor with the sword and
pistol. considering II child's play,
we still adhere to our ancient ideas
in settling affairs we believe to be
OF national honor.
There Is only one kind OF hon
or" said DR.. Shipper. and that is
the common honor OF humanity"
Mrs. Nelson declared that ut is
largely due to the press that the
war sentiment takes fire and car.
ries away the inexperienced youth.
who believes that he is called upon
TO answer In this manner In order
to be a patriotic citizen"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28

per spool; galvanized sheets. "a
sanss. $50; a7:ssusss,. $50: ss.
Bull bronzed axes, single handled,
: e. metal, q; a. ard M;xauss; .s'sss;
small. soc 10 and s on; large. 20 and
OF: machine bolts. small 30. 10
and 10 of; large 40c 10 and of list.
green hides. i f%ef Mo- n,ies Cured bulls.
cured veal kip. zoe: No. green veal
kip. 1sc; 10. cuIsd murrain. 1sc;
calf. &c; No ! green calf. S5ci No. i
horse hides, IS; No. 2 horse hides. IS;
No. tallow. Sc; No. : tallow. To: No.
hides, lc OF: No. 2 kip and calf,
Nc OF; sheepskin fas to amount OF
wooD. soc a $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
Ordinance No. 406-A.

AN ORDINANCE 20 amend mn ordi-
nance entitled An Ordinance "a
regulate the use. handling. storage
mud snIe Of inHammable liquids and
the products thereof In the City
of Detroit, approved October 18th
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
TO read as follows:
Sec. 1903. Dry cleaning shall
be known as the art, act or pro-
cess OF cleaning or renovating
and other fabrics or textiles, or
any other things. by immersion,
wholly or In part. with any in
hammable liquid. Sponging or
spotting shall be the removal or
dirt. grease, etc. nv local appli-
cation OF inf,ammable liquid.
No person. firm or corporation
shall engage in the business OF
Dry Cleaning In the city OF De-
troit without first obtaining
Dry Cleaners permit as required
by Section I OF the ordinance and
Section Is OF Chapter I. and COM
plying with all the provisions OF
Chapter VIII OF this ordinance.
Each person, Arm or corporation
doing dry cleaning or sponglng
shall display near the entrance of
such place OF business, a sign or
plscard furnished by the Depart
ment OF Safety Engineering with
the following words displayed
prominently: "Infammabie H.
guilds used here. Flames and
spark emitting devises forbid
den on these premises"
II shall be unlawful for any
person. firm or corporation which
has not secured Dry Cleaners
permit as required by Section Z,
and Section Is OF Chapter I of
this ordinance. and which does
not display near the entrance OF
such place OF business a sign or
placard furnished by tho Depart
ment OF Safety Engineering with
the words "1nhammable iiuuids
used here. Flames and spark
emitting devices forbidden on
these premises" TO display any
sign. or In any way 20 advertise
himself or itself as a Cleaner or
Dry Cleaner.
The provisions OF this section
do not apply to the use Of infiam-
rreble liquids in open vessels out
side OF buildings.
Approved June 81. 1915
OSCAR b. MARK.
ATTEST: RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
Ordinance No. 407.A.

An ORDINANCE TO amend an ordi-
nance entitled. IAN Ordinance "a
regulate the use, hsndlinG. storaGe
end sale of inns mmabIe liquids and
the products thereof In the City Of
r is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
TROIT:
Section 1: That Section. rs of
an Ordinance to regulate the use,
handling, storage and sale ale OF w
ucts thereof In the City. OF De-
troit. approved october 10, 1914
be. and the same e hereby
,rs Section e. S.n ,s The g, m in.smm ;.SF
liquids OF Class / and II in open
store. in any building housing
more than two families or IN q
frame building housing more
this shall not apply TO drug
stores where lnnammable liquids
are used In making and COM
pounding medicines and prescrip-
No person. arm or corporation
shall sell by retail any imam
mable liquids covered by the
provisions OF this ordinance With
out first obtaining retail deal
er's permit under the .provisions
OF Section 7 OF the ordinance and
section OF Chapter 1 OF the
rules regulating the same.
In addition TO tho foregoing re-
quirements. no person. nrm or
Glass liquids as specified In
In any glass bottle or other
package made of fragile ma
terials and having capacity OF
more than one pint Any glass
bottle or similar vessel or pack
age shall be properly labeled
with n label furnished by the
Department of Safety Engineer
ing, which label shall Indicate
tho character OF the liquid con-
taIped in bottle or vessel, and a
statement of the hazard In the
use ~ such liquid.
The fee for Retail Dealers
permit for the sale of Glass I
iiuuIds In quantities not 10 ex-
coed one pint. and Glass III 1id-
uids in quantities not TO exceed
ono duart. shall he One Dollar
81 OOD per year 10 shall he un-
lawful for any person. firm or
corporation "a sell or uae in6am-
mabIe liquids in glass bottles or
Neaspls or SIMILAR fragile ma
torial. without complying with
tho requirements OF this ordt-
nance
-tprrovtri-Jan- Eiais---..
OSCAR B. MARx
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
FACES
BIGAMY CHARGE

Following complaints Of Mrs.
Charles Smith. wife OF Harper line
inotorman 10 the Alpena poor COM
mission that she had been deserted.
Smith was arrested, Tuesday after
noon, and found 10 be living with a
Mrs. Smith No. 2. who tearfully ex-
hibited a marriage license obtained
in Detroit June 6. when the couple
were married by Justice DeGaw. A
street car Irritation had led TO their
marriage. she said. Smith may be
charged with bigamy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-28
Produce

DETROIT, June Handlers OF
fresh fruits and vegetables report an
active trade with few price changes.
Receipts OF berries were fairly lib
eral In all lines and the demand was
sufficient to prevent any accumuSa'
ton. Fresh vegetables OF all Kinds
were in ample supply and were NOV
ing out freolv. The butter market Ia
easy at the last decline. Egg pro-
duction is falling on and as storage
buyers are far from satisfied, the de-
mand Is better than the supply.
Dressed calves are steady and firm,
and poultry IS steady with an easy
tone.
Application Davis. 81. SOFA; BALD
Russets. sSds.5O Dbl. new apples.
hi rsn,, .. Per msmp ssipn,,x stock
sl.25a2 per bunch.
Berrir.-strawborries. aeat: cases.
laesSsIre. i',f!ss bS a'f sacslsbsrris.
st-ats.. s5,75@i: gooseberries. 2i-qt..
81 so; black raspberries, .24-ats. $50
$50: red raspberries. 2a-tts, A9a2e
apricots. $3.50 per box: piums. $3.50:
Caulinower--sI.6oa1.75 per box.
C CSss:.rMi.nis;aSS sSG a.. ssssf
ported Swiss. 3eQtic: limburger.
new; 2-lb. ISM; lib, isc; brick
eherrie.%sour. $1,000. per a4-at.
case.
Dressed .CnIye---Fancy. i5ai5hc;
Fresn Vesetsbies--Green peppers.
CSC dc do1,; bets; sSg ic 8. dS9s,; i.,,c
sace s'0 sHa 0e su ' Ssrssy a' sGssc
doz.; dollhouse tomatoes. 15@1sc ID;
f :,tSs: 1esS.fs dozen per head bad
& per hamper; Florida tomatoes,
!sGs;25 case: ASPARAGUS, sections
aSS rss.re Ses ssssn SOP peas p.r eaa,s
corn. ,i7Sgs per Dbl. ~
Eoney.T.ncy white. new. IsqI7s;
amber. 1o9llo ID; extracted. 1850
the foiiowins pri spf for bsIed Ray IN
car car lots go, b, Detroit; No; o tim
SssSSSSe eii'oS lsns @ n's.ssr' ,,csS
SIS. 50 @i Ss?' No. i mixed. si1a1a; Ne.
1S SsSeT n s'S o.t straw. sys Ssoo p.i
Lemons-ssas.5 per boz.
Lime.-'I;1oaI:se per 100. =,
crate Ssyiss ts9dTs erate
ws.srm rsdon, 5c Ss; &c each &c
oranEes--valencias. si6A75 box.
valencias. is.5o9+ per box.
saiSga25i white. ssas crate; south.
err; ss.7sn4 per hundred pounds.
don! Fislia.. p:se 'e:.s'
.s5 Dbl 81 $50. S u. Wow
Poultry---Broilers 25127ci medium
ii a lac; ducks. is0soc 10.
JOBBINg PRICES.
Canned 9eos.-Apples $3.50 80
Lima beesns sl8l2s., Corn: Fancy
s s.. ,,s .s ;;ss.nfSs .sS.. Fancy r r:s;
june. ti:so; stsndsrds, Il. Salmon.
tall. $3.50; nat, pines. SOC Tomatoes,
June. $3.50: siftsd early June. siis
FeeS-Jobbins prices in x-bbi.
sacks sac Bran, w standard middlinssa
corn. sss: orn and oat chop, $40 ton.
Flour-Jobbing prices. BEST MlchI-
sai patent, $3.50; second patent. 1910;
straight, So SO. pure rye. 50; spring
patent. $3.50 per bbi. In paper sacks
Detroit Oil--Raw linseed oil, sec:
boiled linseed. roc gal. in barrel lots
Kerosene IN Iron barrels: Diamond
. .sr Jose; red crown gasoline, ise
Hsrawsre-NsIis. $3.50 keg case;
annealsd wire, $3.50 per bundle; gal.
vAnised b4rbed, wire. 2-point. VII
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BOARD OF HEALTH
PROPOSALS FOR TRESl

sealed proposals for supplying and
delivering at the Herman Kiefer
Hospital. Hamilton Boulevard and
blaine avenue. certain number OF
Evergreen Trees. OF size and
lariety TO be learned from the speci-
lcations therefor. to be had at the
,ffce OF Charles Kern Fielder. ii Is
David whitney Building. city. Will
be received by the Board OF Health,
l33 ST. Antoine street. Secretary's
lfhce. TO and inclusive OF Monday.
July 3, 1915. The lowest or any pro-
kosal will not necessarily be ac-
kpted.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
By JOHN r. McKINLAY,
b-sss Secretary.
Detroit. June 81. 1915.
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MOrtuary.-

Col. Elise Hutchinson, wife OF Will
liam X. Cartwright, OF La Junta'
daughter Of Mrs Lucy II. Hutch
Frank n. Hutchinson. of Detroit,
and John G. Hutchinson, of Los
Angeles. Cal.
COuRvIILE--June %. 1915. at rest
dence. 1889 Jefferson-ave. east
Elizabeth. daughter OF Catherine
CourviIle. Funeral Thursday. June
20 at 10 "A. m. Burial private,
Please omit flowers
DAyIs-June rs. 1915. at residence.
81 Aleer ave. Robert j., aged SO
XGnanrs o 6eo t.,S. HUSBAND ~ Of Mary
Schnekenburger. David II. and ed :
gar : Davis. Mrs. Leslie Lobdcll
end clifford J. Davis. and dear
brother, OF Edgar and II. \. Davis.
Lnne 90. at ESQ p. m. Interment
Woodlawn.
%. 1915. Agnes.
aged 20 years. Funeral services
Thursday afternoon at gao o'clock
from the residence. SO ElmwoCd-
ave. lntcrment in Roseland Park.
DOW NEY--John j.. at residence 2G3
Mem llan-avc. beloved husband of
Mary T.. dear father OF John. Ger
aid. Mabel Florence. Henry and
!, saph rowney, Mrs. r steele and
Jeremiah. Maurice. Frances. Mrs
Charles otto and Mrs. j a. Fleisch-
ans. Funeral from residence on
Thursday at S:45 and Holy Re-
deemcr church at 9.
ERSKINE-Marga ret, aged ~. June
%. 1918. beloved wife Of George T,
Frskine and mother OF George =
Ersklne. Mrs. William w. Fiero
and Mrs Agnes Kessler. Funeral
Thursday at 3 y. m. from sons
residence, Maxwell stop. Royal
Oak. Take Pontiac car. Burial at
Evergreen.
LAMB-June q. Marcella T., aged 3
years. beloved daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob J. Lamb. Funeral from
residence, l05 CollinRwood ave, on
Thursday. June 90. at $3.50 D. m.
lnterment Woodlawn.
81. 1916. Alexander r.,
beloved son OF Margaret and the
late William W. Magee Funeral
Thursday at p. m. from residence.
1O49 Lothrop-ave. Burial private.
PETTIBONE-June ,27. 1918. Ellie.
AGED So years. beloved wife Of Levi
j. Pettibone. mother OF Edward F.
William j., Floyd. Seth and Ozella
Pettibone, Mrs. Della Corwin. at
her residence Thursday, p. m.
Burial at Grand Lawn cemetery
LaBelle funeral car.
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NoTICE-lf any poor girl IL In trou-
BILE. needing advice. friendship or
MAGR;o ARE Or p Sri' ~ rs Fort,st
west. Salvation Army.
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The American Association OF Nur
serymeu will meet al Milwaukee to-
day for It's forty.hrst annual con.
vention.