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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

ties divided their delegations about
equally between these candidates Ihe
vote was 1913 to 130 in favor OF Mlrapai-
The nomination was then made uuani-
nous
Sargent for ~ ditOr.
". 6. Sargent who sought the nom
nation for governor. was nominated
without opposition for auditor
Flans were battered up on the nom
nation for treasurer. Ii has been the
,,er-era1 Immersion that ". y. Murray.
OF Grant. would be the name His name
was placed before the convention by
Matt Fowler. also of Grant FoWler
said Murray was a good Republican IN
a county where II was worth soilet lll.l5
to be a Republican. county bouhueu
on the west by Gov Hunt. on the east
by Ralph Ely, and on the south by
president Wilson's punitive eNpeuilloIl.
He described the voters OF Grant as Ill
I-ided into two classes. Texans and Re-
nublicans Spiess nominated Gregory
Page. of Mckinley. state senator. ana
nominated again to succeed himself me
vote was IA to 12S for Page.
Page Nomination Unanimous
Under FOwler's motion the nom
nation was made unanimous Spiess
then moved that Page be es-
corted to platform. This was opposed
and the vote appeared to be about even
" divided on the subject, but the can
dldate was escorted TO the platform.
,,here he EXPRESSED his thanks for the
honor which ne said he had not sought
J H. Wagner. Of Santa Fe and bona
! Ana. nominated by Holt. was unop-
posed for superintendent Of public IN
struction. Rupert F Asplund having
clancy Renominnted.
Catron nominated Frank W CLANCY
I for attorney general 10 succeed himself
and the nomination was made unani-
M 1SSers v-as sunrise that Clancy would
accent a place on the ticket with Bur
sum and Hubbell. after the statements
OF the subject that he has made re-
Gently. Robert p. Ervien. commissioned
| of public lands. was nominated by &C
! clamation to succeed himself
Presidential Electors Chosen
MalaQuias MARTINEZ. Of Taos was
nominated for the corporation commits
sion by Nestor Montoya- OF Bernallilo
MontOya spoke in Spanish. There was
no other candidate. but there was de-
cided objection 10 making the uomina-
, tion unanimous Rio Arriba gave him
only one OF the % votes. and SAN Mi
, suel only one of its 80 His total vote
was only 2O9 The three presidential
electors chosen We're Juan Ortiz. Of
Santa Fe: c. L Hill. Of Dona Ana, and
Il. J. Hammond. Of Union
Just before the convention recessed
! late in the afternoon. Larrazolo rose "a
a question of personal privilege and
asked the Indulgence OF the chair anc
( the house. He paid . nj tribute tc
Judge Roberts. declaring the convention
could not have improved the selection
OF Roberts He asked that the rules
/ lie suspended and Roberts nomination
{ he made unanimous. by a rising vote
/ The nomination was so made Larrazolf
was not in the hall at the time he anC
/ Roberts were before the convention o.
I the house. and this. ne said. was th'
! reason for not asking the nomination
TO be made unanimous Immediately
after the vote was announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

~ANTA FE. y. NJ Aug 25--Com-
pletin- its work the Republican
- state convention adjourned last
night after two days and nights OF
strenuous work. Whatever the merits
or faults Of the ticket it is the choice
Of the convention. and viii receive the
active support of the party orSaniza-
ton
when the recess ended at 2:3O yes
terdav afternoon. the convention evil
IDENTIFY was in no humor for unneees-
sary orstory. for the first motion was
hv Barnes. of Bernalillo- 20 limit All
nominating speeches TO 10 minutes ana
eecondinc speeches 10 five minutes:
This motion was opposed by Spless- .,
San Miguel but was heartily appiauuea
b. delegates and visitors II was car
ried
CHAMPION. Of Colfax. nominated chief
Justice Clarence J. Roberts for the SUI
prerne court bench Armijo. o. san MI
,uei nominating O A aIIizGto, "a "a
Las Vegas Tneasiness was mani esl 60
when Iarrazolo was nominated loi
Thomson. Of Dcna Ana. immediatelN
moved for "A recess Of an hour- WhlIe
GalIegos. OF Union. made SUBSTITUTE
motion for recess OF = minutes ChalF-
man Hernandez spoke in favor OF the
notion. declaring that il appeared 10
h. for the best interest Of the party 10
have the recess and that he hoped the
motion would prevail The motion was
nut and declared to be carried
Roberts Nominated.
Five minutes later. Spiess protested
at what he termed the delay and I'M
mediately the chair declared the con
veutiou IN order. and il did proceed TO
business at once ON the roll call, Rob
eerts was nominated by vote Of IA 10
7e1 II is said by those who claim 70
know that on Tuesday night L.arfazolo
Ia a,oI,rb votes pIedged to insure his
election
When Larrazolo's defeat was an
nounced Ramundo Romero. of Torrance.
brother of Secondiuo rose and referred
10 the speech made the day before by
senator Fail on -Americanism. eX-
claiming that ne for one refused to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
NFW MEXICO REPUBLICANS
COMPLETE TICKET, ADJOURN
Roberts is Nominated For Chief Justice Clancy is Re
nominated For Attorney G eneral; Hernandez Renom-
mated For Congress; Gregory Page is Named
For Treasurer; Most N ominations Unanimous.
BY GUTHRIE SMITH.

abide by the decision of the convention,
and walked out of the hall
Hernandez Renominated-
Benigno G Hernandez OF Rio Arriba.
was nominated to succeed himself in
congress BY Alexander Read Of Rio
Arriba This nomination was by a ris-
ing vote. amid cheers. Following this
nomination Holt. of Dona Ana. moved
for a recess until D m There were
violent cries of protest from all over
the house and the motion never was
put
tguiIar Declines Nomination
George Curry. Of Sierra nominated !
r Aguilar. of Mora. for lieutenant gov
ernor. and Read. of Rio Arriba. had
moved that that nomination be made by
exclamation. when LarrazOlo. of san
Miguel. stated that he believed the con-
Vention was making a mistake in nom
mating a man who likely would not
accept the nomination He asked Curry
if he had any assurance ASuilar would
accept Curry replied ne had not
The nomination was temporarily
passed and one of the delegates went to
telephone the proposed candidate He
reported a little later that AEuilar said
H.. was deeply Grately for the honor
rendered. but that he was unable TO ac-
cept- When the nomination was taken
m again. senator Catron. OF Santa Fe
had risen and begun. to remark that
since nobody else appeared to be will
ing TO accept the nomination when
Spiess raced down the aisle and in
formed the senator OF some plan Ca
tron sat down without concluding his
statement and then Spiess nominated
W E Lindsey. of Roosevelt
Lindsey by AccIamntiOn.
The nomination was by reclamation
The nominee was not known to many
Of the delegates and there was cry.
followed by motion. for him TO be es-
cCrted to the platform He spoke brief
IL in acknowledgment of the unex-
pected honor.
IIeweIIyn dominates ArmijO.
Before nominating him. CLEARWATER
moved for recess of 20 minutes The
motion was lost on roll call by 173 10
81 W H H Llewellyn. of Dona Ana,
nominated IsidorO Armijo. of Santa Fe,
for secretary of state. Marcelino Ortiz.
Of Santa Fe nominated Gilberto Mira
bal. of Santa Fe.
on the roll call the majority of coun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
WOMEN REPUBLICANS TO
MANAGE THEIR OWN CAMPAIGN

New York. Aug. 25.-Wemen Repubii-
cans will have charge of their own
campaign in the presidential contest it
was announced Thursday night by
chairman william r Wilcox. of the
national committed
A woman's Republican national COM
r.ittee fs to be organized and its work
will be 10 get all the votes possible OF
wcmen in the western suffrage states
The new committee viii make its own
plans and carry on its own campaign in
cooperation with the Republican ma
tional committee. but il viii not inter-
fere with the work Of other wOmens
alliances already announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25


dence on s. Vrain street; estimated cost
To ] L Sweeney 70 remodel residence at
1900 Wyoming street. estimated cost $500
Deeds Filled.
valverde' addition-Lucy REYNOLDS 70 Bias
rh1cou lots 70 and J.. block J. Nalverce
addition: consideration $500; August %
Fl Paso tovnsite addition-Nat Greer
Co Matte Greer. lots . S. Q. H. block -,
East Fl Paso tovnsite addition consicera-
tiou 81. August %, 1915
North side Of Mckinley. between LacAland
and PartelIo-Fred A Mckenzie and vie
lets 8. . block . Morning side Heights
addition. consideration $780, august 10
Aitura pa-k-Slary A Fuss and husband
TO =. : Nal-elin. lots $ and % block =.
Altura PARK, consideration $500; August %
Births-Girls.
To Mrz Florencio 9iunoz. SOC East Ninth;
% = 70 ! Mrs. J. b order. sl5 Montana. Aus
Births-Boys.
To Mrs Iibrado Chacon. White Oak
To. To Mrs. l samuel wilson. 71sts san An
- TO- Mrs- vaieutin Bsrrazs. III san ia
''7 To MT, nrs' Eduardo vatiz. SIS south stan
Automobiles Licensed.
s72o-C. a. 1cLackIan. Lincoln PARK. REQ
s9si-J. T Guyman. White Elephant sa-
loon Maxwell touring car
sTe2-Anastacio Carbajol. fsleta 4ale
s7ssZJose Guardenama. la Union. y NJ
Maxwell touring car
s7e4-I Z Benton es15 Tularosa- Ford
touring car
Licensed TO Marry
lose II Mares and Ciuadalovpe de LapGz-
r > Heinenan and Dorothy Cox
H. n. Hamilton and Marion H. NOM
Deaths
,,-tft,.r, pur-on aged 60 OF Marshall.
7-ova- August -. buried in Concordia-
Mrs Niary Ella Writ ager IS lule 9oh-
tana August IS. buried In Concoiuid-
,Sorth Campbell. August IS buried in Ever
green
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
IMPATIENT.

IaWVer-NO on saw YOU Wa0f t1ls
damage suit pushed through with the
utmost speed
Clieut-ENactly I have n child six
weeks old and want the money TO pay
his college expenses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

People who are forced to stand on
their feet all day know what sore. ten
der. sweaty. burning feet mean They
use '-Tiz~ and Til cures their feet
right up II keeps feet in perfect con-
dition- ~Tiz~ is the only remedy in the
world that draws out all the poisonous
exudatiOns which puff up the feet and
cause tender. sore. tired. aching feet
II instantly stops the pain in corns.
callouses and buniOns It's simply
glorious All how comfortable your
feet feel after using Til You'll never
limp or draw up your face in pain.
Your shoes won't tighten and turf your
feet
Get a 25-cenI box Of -Tiz' now from
any druggist. Just think, a whole
years foot comfort for only 25 cents
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
MURRAY IS MADE
PARTY MANAGER
CLEARWATER Is Made Chair
man Republican Commit
tee in New Mexico.
BY GUTHRIE SMITH.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Aug CIV D.
Murray. Of Grant county, defeated fof
the nomination for state treasurer. was
This morning made field marshal o.
the Republican campaign committee
lose d. Sena. Of santa Fe. remains sec
retarv. Ralph c. Ely. former chair
man. retires from active association
with the Republican organization
After introducing senator Fall Wed
nesdav afternoon as the temporary
cb,frnau Of the convention. he walked
our OF the hall. and retired TO private
life
GiIIenwnter Executive chairman
Tho new executive committee. oIs
lied this morning Is composer ~ >, e
II GiIlenwater. Of Bernalillo county
chairman Felipe Lucero, OF h0iia - a ~
Thomas B. Catron, Of santa + G - -
i.,rrazolo. of san Miguel and Il u
Grille. of Chaves ,.--..., -
Secretary Sena has been directed 70
secure quarters and open the Std !,I
beadquarters in santa Re. wnlGh wiz
h. done at the earliest possible mo-
mcnt -,-h;,b
N the ratification meeting WIi tl
was held by the convention last niSh''
large part OF the san miguel ue'e=''
ZION was absent
Speeches were made by the following
candidates nominated: Bursum, Hun
hell. Lindsey. Wagner. Page. EfNleh'
Nfrabal. Roberts and by national com
nitteeman Spiess. Attorney general
clancy, renOminated- ana Maiaq ui''s
Martinez were not present
Murray for senate.
In addition TO being selected as STA le
chairman. Murray was also nomlua leu
for the senate from the -float us
frict. composed of the counties OF Luna
Sierra. Grant and SocOrro
The following We're nominated as
.lt.i+,{,, sffornevs in the judicial dis
rricts: First. Alex Read. Of Rio AT
riba. renominated: third, Humphrey b
Hamilton. OF Lincoln. renomina tea
fourfb chester \ bunker. of san Nj
guel TO succeed Charles W. G. Ward;
fifth. c. .. Thompson. Of ChaVes, 70
succeed Kenneth X Scott; seventh
Harry p. owen. OF Socorro' renonll-
mated: eighth. O. L. Phillips. Of ColfaN,
TO succeed George Remley- The second
and sixth districts have not yet noml-
mated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

When You say
Three Five hundred
CITY service Co.
Autos-BaE Ee-TaNis--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
DAILY RECORD


To Elias L. Torres. 90 build brick resi-
d-nce on s. Nrain street, estimated cost
$500.
To T Z Sweeney. 20 remodel residence at
1900 Wyoming street, estimated cost $780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
COLOUIT MEETING TONIGHT
To CLOSE SENATORIAL RACE

ColQuitt meeting VIII De heie NJ
Cleveland Square this evening at elgnt
o'clock AZ which J. J. Mahau and Frank
LYONS will speak PrecedinS the
speazinc there viii he a band concert
which viii begin at 1880 and continue
until eight
The Colquitt meeting viii close the
senatorial campaign and the 'rungott
primary will be held Saturday 10 dec.oe
whether O. b. COlquitt Or SER Charles
rrn-nluaa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25

abide by the decision of the convention,
.-a " Il.ed out Of the hill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
LONELY WIFE
HANGS HERSELF

Angry because ~ her husbaudH
failure 10 comply Uith her request
that they find a home in Detroit
Mrs Alexander Saunders. No 9L
Clearheld-ave.. near tho Eight-Hile
I'd. in Oakland Center. hung her
self from a rafter In room Of her
homo FRIDAY morning using The
same rope with which she had made
"a previous attempt 10 commit sui.
eide
"My wife was lonesome and afraid
NJ night" said Saunders, who works
NJ night IN 'he Ford automobile fac
tory After hcr first attempt at
suicide took he rope and struck
her with 10 and sent her 20 bed She
wanted me tO move 10 Detroit.
whore % would not be go lonesome
AZ night, md ] had promised her to
look for "a new home
Efforts by Highland Park police
and Dr Young. of Highland Park.
IN revive 'hc young woman with H
puimoter were futile,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
'BRENFEN" LIFE
BUOY BELIEVED
TO BE A FAKE

PORTLAND. Me. Sept so
Zeppelin bomb would have caused
but little more excitement than did
the finding of lifepreseryer
marked "Rremcp" on the shore of
Cape EIzaheth. ~ ll-ycarold Fred
crick Leighton Frederick was calm
lv pcddlHag il home when bysiand.
ers shouted the rame Offers to buy
the canvas frightened Frederick so
that hc ran TO Fort Williams
There AN examination showed THAI
il was undoubtedly "a clever plant
made mp by sensation seekers Lit
tie stool, is placed in il being from
rho missing submersblc.
Each side bore the name Drem
en-" German coat-ofarms and the
word "ScNuzmarE' orad"mark
It WAS stated no North German
Lloyd liners carry the namh OF the
vessel on ifobolts and that a close
examination reveals signs that 10
was plant"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
CROOKS DISPLAY
UNUSUAL pep"
Underworld HabitucS Show
Their Contempt For Switch
In Police Heads

As II to show their contempt for
the switch in police commissioners
porch climbers pickpocko's ho)dup
men and other members o; he mn
dcrworld fraternity displayed more
than the usual "pcp' Friday night
There were more reports OF hold
ups and houses robbed. Friday than
there has been for some time during
the midwoek
l.. =. Ngcr. 80 IS AlE"r ave.
reported 20 the police hat someone
stole his Hudson motor car Friday
evening, white IL vas parked on
Cassaye. between Eagg ct. and
Charlottc.aye The car is valued at
$4,000.
Clarence Foreman. Arcanum, o.
was held up and robbed % 80 In
cash by two men a. the corner Of
Fourteenth and Dalzcile-sts
. Anthony Owi2arzak. 80 939 Kir
by.aye. east. was held mp by two
colored men a. the point % re
volver at Frederick and Grandy
Naves.. and relieved OF s. in cash
and a gold watch
Joseph Klein 40 1862 ST. joseph
ave. reported 20 the police Friday
that he was robbed OF $425 in cash
either Friday or earlier In the week
by some member OF his family
J. A. Brusseau. No 4oG Warren
ave west. put his three speed. cleo
trically-equipped motorcycle in his
back yard, Friday evening but It
was gone. Saturday morning lie
values & AZ $3.50.
While riding on Fortst car.
Mrs r. w Rcidci No 40 Craw
fordave., was robbed OF a long
leather pochctbook containing three
bank books and Sl53 I'm cash
Some one entered tho room OF
James Maxam 40 215 Scyburn ave.
Friday evening" and stole a bronze
clock. three surs or clothes and q
pair Of shoes
jos salaiak 40 1881 Baldwin
ave. and Joseph SLmacek No 1850
Fisher-ave, were each robbed of
$40. their weeks wages Saturday
evening. by six colored mon at the
corner OF Mullett and Hastings
A number OF minor robberies 10.
falling close 20 $500. brought The
booty OF the thieves FOR ;he deg 20
more than 5000
!, As yet no arrests have been mak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
WARNER HEADS
OAKLAND CAR CO.
Former General Manager Made
President of General
Motors Subsidiary

Ired vs. Warner. former .ssI-.
manager and general manager ~
the taklHuU Motor Car Co... bias been
elected president and director. aud
o. 10. NouruIS general sales man
ager. has been made vice. urrsI.trf
and placed ON the directorate This
announcement was made ~ "a dinner.
Friday night iu tIr TDfr. Stat..r
following the convention rf fu.
wholesalers and branch mon az the
plant IN Pontiac
Mr. Warner and Nj Voorhl- were
guests OF honor al the banquet
The Oakland company .s rar' ~
the General Motors group and Nr
Warner was recently elected dlrrr-
tor IN the major organ fut..u ~
Warner succeeds 4 W Sash as
resident Nj Nash heads ,oue.rn
~ hts own in kenosh a, NI- Mr.
|gorhis has been with the Oakland
company about "A wear and q hair ls
sales manager
Discussion ~ the sales policy ~
the company occupied tho twO-7ay
CuUN entiOu which began Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30

or stoves or steel or real osl3I,
NoNu Hawkins and b F.
SropGegson. Ford aides became
rich by the simple plan Of buying
q farm and projecting a street rail
way through H.
In 1918 there Was a real estate
boour Building lots were sold way
wr beyond tbc boulevard In
"a year or SO the buyers began kick
ing themselves About 20 per cent
~ .h" purchasers held on. and took
over their ne3shLors' property To.
day these lots are covered by nne
r.-0doncs or auto factories.
Nowadays s'enoEraphers and me
,hau.cs and dry goods clerks are
selling real estate on the side. and
many OF them making money at H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
WYANDOTTE
PASTOR GIVES
FAREWELL SERMON

Preaching his last sermon IN the
Congregational church. Wyandot'o.
sunday morning the Rev Charles
Walton Jones. FOR cight years min
ister OF that congregation, viii leave
uoyt week. to make his home In De
roit The topic Of No farewell ser.
mon Viii be-, The compassion OF
God"
"Boozc and The Bible VIII De- the
topic Of the Row Luther q. Love.
joys evening sermon. Sunday. in
the Methodist Episcopal church. IT,
viii also conduct services i'm the
morning.
Tn" Rev MdySon II Scwoll VIII
preach IN the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Annual mission festival will be
ob crvcd Sunday morning and oven.
ing In Trinity Evangelical lutheran
church, win services In German by
the Roy William Schvorde or Lake
Ridge. and the Rev Fred Rstow.
of. Dearborn
one Sewing Cub viii meet Wed.
nr~tay rvrutug I'm The homo ~ Miss
OttIla Hoffman, Orangest.
Chapter No l7o, Free aud Accep
rd Nasons. will hold a REGULAR com
HNnicaJion Monday evening. iu The
-ttssonlc temple. while Chapter No
1856. ROYAL Arch Assous. viii con
Ter The Al A. 81 drsr,r. rhursday
ry uiur
Airs jo Hb t.asH v.ll entertain
'hc Methodist Women Home Nil
sion society on Thursday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30

which maintains q suite OF offices on
the hfth Moor 81 thg Equity building.
Mr. Nanerstrom's start Ia the real
estate business Zen Detroit was made
with StUrmfeltz a Loyeley. fits sue
cess .u selling with this concern
gained for him an enylable reputa-
tiun among real estate 7alesmen. Ito
tn'u became sales manager for tho
Elmer b Moore Co. and resigned this
position tp take up more important
work "a president u the West De-
troit Development association. tie
was orc uf the organizers - this
well known organ cation Mr. Van
erstrom viii retain hts executive pO-
s'fiuV iu the association.
we actually own uver ~ subdivi-
-lOuq 10 various sections ~ greater
Detroit said Nir. Enuorstrom We
have now l2G Halesmrn IN our en-
ploy The movements 81 these men
arc directed hv 10 sales mana gers IN
addition 70 our subdivisions denart-
Wcnt. we have a we'll orpani2ed im-
proved property department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30

B4 yHJFNTpE U.s. ~ NGhsS
Hapg, Jack Squirrel and his rons
in. Chattcror rho Rcd Squire"
stared AT each othcr and 70. Jew
mIugre. r,rh., could hud word
20 say. What had become Of ali
those brown mus which the Merry
Little Er,ozes had shaken down
from ,he top ~ tho TAN eH,'nH.
tree. and over which f'.s had quar-
relied and fought $50 bitterly No'
one was 30 be found II was just
as II there never had been any The
Merry Little Tr,"z. know what
had become of them and chuoklet
sammy Jay knew what had become
of them and boz. chueslcd The most
81 an IN Fac striped rh.pmnuk
was al that very minute Hahius
away thc very lal of those brown
nuts In bis secret storohou-s ~
wonder poe chuct.rd
or course Happy Jack and chat
terer soon u,scd that while thov
had been so fool hly quarroliur
some one else had found those
brown nuts and ak,n them away.
but who that some one was they
didn't know what do YOU think
they did after rtariug M each other
for few minutes II sounds too
foolish 10 tell. but they began 70
quarrel again Yes. STR. Happy jack
and Chattcrer began 20 quarrel
again
Its al yo0r fault" snapped
Happg Jack. grrting hjs teeth
III Won hadn" been such a greedy
pic We would both have had some OK
those NUTS" harkcd Chatterer
And then they went ar il again.
qu1rrtlOng "a bitterly as before and
quite forgetting that thcre were
moro nuts In he trees waiting 10
be gathered The Merry Little
Rroozos had beer shocked al first
and now they were disglstcd very
much Disguised
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-, a.. t.5 g., s..,,s,.5
-. a.. ',n, hra,,, ,nte r.,,
-. II. .,., ,h,.,or"r NH, ~.
.., a.. -. ,,t...h..,. ,,.,.
trees for them "IU never shake
down another nut for those fellows
,,.,.,...... i,,,
,p.,, ,.. an t,r,," cr,od ,,otbcr
~, no.. pr,,,o nu,. h,Ired
.,,l..d c,i,u,rl, "yv,s,,t a. gr,pv
60 s.o min, o,, al ,boso r,,t. ,,l,u.
IA. copsins vcro 5,,,rrsIling ,bou,
,h.,,9 It.u y,, .vbat lot.s y, .,,ppf
,n s,rinod Cbi,r,u,I ana bct, hin,
,,j l,,vo ,bos, ,,o haa.,em,erod
,.l,ovs ia GOT uo,r ruts any v,v
,b,v cam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
VANERSTROM
IN NEW BERTH

Frank > vanerstrom. ono 81 De
roits youngest and best known real
estate mau has been mpde general
manager or the National Realty CO.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30
CIeyeIand.Pittsburgh Steamer

daiN 1ot5 p Pm Central standard
Timel maFirE direct connections at
Cleveland vl-h .arly morning trains.
Fare to Pittsburgh, $5 80 Adv.
Priutin--the pta:H neat kind--thrt
- right--Iim"~ Job nept.-Mnin 1920.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-30

PriutirE-fhc plain neat kind--thnt
~ right-'Titbss Job Dcpt.-NnIn 4H2O