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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-07
Launches Rough Rider and Teddy

Monday, s a. m.-Chomley Sunny Point), connecting with mail carrier for Sulzer and all points on West Coast Prince of Wales Island. Tuesday, 8 a. m.-Metlakahtla, and DoIomi. Wednesday, g a. m.-Loring Yes Bay (cannery Hatchery Bell Island Hot Springs and Shrimp Bay. Thursday, g a. insane ae Monday. Friday, 8 a. m.-kasaan, It Camp, Rush & Brown and Hollis. Saturday, 8 a. m.- HadIey. Carries Passengers and
 Freight
 Ed. J. Willimas
 Master
, 1916-12-09
POULSEN.
DINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR 81. CROfX

ON Monday the goth November 1916 at
~ | p. M. the Colonial Council of st.
Croix held it's fourth ordinary meeting for
this elective year.
Members Stakemann and Coulter were
absent being sent as Delegates of the
Council to appear before the Parliamentary
Commission in Copenhagen.
Members Nordby and Smith were absent
according to their notifications to previous
meetings.
4th Member for Christiansted Country
District (Schmiegelowl and End Member
for Frederiksted Town (Merwin) were
absent on account of business.
His Excellency the Governor lKonow)
and the Government Secretary (Baumann)
attended the meeting
The actg. Chairman &C. E.. Leevy). The
hon. Member will agree with me, that it
is under very trying and difficult circum-
stances, that our new Governor has taken
over his office. and I ask you to join me in
giving him our sympathy, wishing him sue
cess and bid him welcome by rising.-fhe
Members rose from their seats.
His Excellency the Governor (Konow).
Mr.. Chairman. hon. Members, / thank you
, 1916-12-09
Translation.
PUBLICATION
FROM I'll POLICE.

"A LII owners of dogs are enjoined within
%@ The ending of January month next
year to procure from the Pol ce Office (for
Alngshill District from KirgshiII Police
S'"tion) the signs for dogs prescribed by
the Police Regulations, which according TO
same must always be worn by the dog, and
for which Francs 600 must be paid for
dogs in town aud Francs 200 for dogs in
l.. the country.
After said time dogs met not wearing the
sign for 1917 will be caught and brought to
the Police Office (Kingshill Police Sta,ion)
and detained for 3 times "a hours, when it
will be killed, unless the owner appears to
to claim the dog, pays a fine of Francs 1900,
and eventually procures the required sign.
Christiansted's Police Office St. Croix,
the 9th December 1916.
POULSEN.
, 1916-12-09

for your welcome. especially by the hon
Charm an who was the first man many
years ago who bid me welcome, when l
came to the Danish West Indies. / will do
my best, that is all I can promise.
The communications to the Council since
its last meeting were then read.
/. A circular M. 80 Of g October a. C.
from the Chairman had been sent to the
Members to vote for q Member of the Lee
gacy Committee to distribut together with
Government the interest of the legacles,
viz: The Golden Wedding, the Silver We'd
ding and Prince Valdemar's Wedding LIE
gacy during Member Coulter absence
as delegate.
End Member for Frederksted Town
(Robt. L. Meromn) had been elected with IL
votes. Member Berg and MacFarlane got
l vote respectively.
2. Letter from Government Mr.. 977
dated st. Thomas the 3rd October q. c.
reading:
cit is hereby officially communicated that
the undersigned Governor this dnv leaves
the Danish West India Islands for some
days, and that Government Secretary Bau-
mann, K. D. will act as sVice-Governor dur
ing my absence, i'll accordance with Royal
Resolution of 70 April 1907.
HENRI KONOW.
, 1916-12-09
BEKENDTGORELSE
FRA POLITIEr.

"a LIE Hundejere iudskesrpes Diet her
%A we'd, linden Jnnuar Maaneds Udgang
n. a. at udt"ge paa Politikamret (for Kings
hills Distrikts Ve'Ikommeude paa Kingshlll
P'lItist"tion) Diet we'd Politivedtaglau pa
bndne Hundetegu, der Henhald I'll snmms,
s'edse mna beres af Hunden, og hvorfor
erI@sges Francs 1000 for Hunde Byen og
francs 200 for Hnnde paa Landet.
Ef'er den It'd vii enhver Humid, der
anIreffes uden at b@re Tegn for 1917, blive
optaget OK ~indbragt til PoIitikamr4t (Kings-
hill Politi+tation) hvor den vii forbliye i 3
Gange "a Timer og derefter drebt med
m'ndle Ejeren forinden indfnder sig og
kraver Huuden tilbage, SAINT erl@gger en-
Mulkt af Francs 500 og eventuelt loser
forn6dent Tegn.
Christiansteds PoIitikammer, st. Croix den
B. December 1916.
POULSEN.
, 1916-12-09
BAUNANN.

"
3. do. from do. Mr.. 1410 of s. October
q. c. forwarding in accordance with 5 3 of
Ordinance of g September 1910 concerning
the providing Of means for the establishing
and working of an Agricultural Experiment
Station, the statements for the period from
l. April 1916 to 81 March 1916.
4. dc. from do. Mr.. 1411 of s. October
q. C. forwarding in accordance with Ordi-
nance Mr.. Sc of G. December 1912 concern
ing the forming of a Fund for an expert
ment with the erection and management of
a public village in st. Croix 5 s statements
and report concerning the transactions of
the Fund in the financial year l915-16.
5. do. from do. Mr.. 1000, dated st. Tho
mas G. October a. C. reading:
ut is hereby officially communicated
that the undersigned Governor to day has
returned and again taken over Government
HENRI KONOW.
, 1916-12-09
Translation
PUBLICATION.

L is hereby brought to public notice, that
midwife Mrs. PRETTI has resumed her
duties us district-midwif in the End Dis
trict.
Government Secretary's Office, st Croix,
She G. December 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-12-09

In case of fire it is incumbent on all
persons, on demand of the Fire Depart
ment, to render such assistance towards
extinguishing the fire as may be within
their power, be it by personal labour, or
by placing water supplies, faucets, fire
apparatus, horses and carts, or other'a1t IL
cles at the disposal of the Fire Depart
ment. The person in question can demand
compensation from the Fire Department
for all damages done to such Implements
and articles while being used.
2.
In case of fire in the country all able
bodied persons on the Estate where the
fire takes place, shall imm 9diately attend
and, In accordance with the dire ctions
given by the commander-i in chief present,
to the best of their abilities take part IN
the q~uelliug of the fire.
So.
Bound to take part without special sum
mons III the extinguishing Of fire in the
country are furthermore all ~able-bodied
persons living within a distance Of 2 Eng,
lish miles from the place of FIRE.
When the fire alarm is heard, all able
bodied persons on the Estates lying within
the said distance, shall immediately re-
port themselves to the Owner. the admin
~istrator or the Manager of the Estate
where they are living. The Owner, the
Administrator or the Manager shall there
after, as soon as possible, despatch these
men with t he necessary fre-extinguishing
implements and the fre-engine belonging
to the Estate under the command of
himself or an Overseer, he being allowed
only to keep back SO many persons as the
circumstances on the Estate demand.
Arriving at the place of the fire everyone
with his engine and his people reports
himself to the chief-in- command at the
time, and no one, bound to attend, must
leave the place of fire without the pernis-
sion of said chief in-command. When the
fire is put out, the Planters Or Overseers
with those under their command report
them selves to the Br%andmajor or Brand
captain who provides and gives special
signs to those who have rendered assist
ance.
S4.
If the fire takes place during working
hours the persons mentioned in S S 2 aud
B are bound to take part in the q~uefling
of the fire without extra-pay, so, however,
that work done during noon shall be paid
according to over-work price, and no
deduction can for that reason be made in
their days-pay.
, 1916-12-09
BEKENDTGORELSE

0ET bekendfgores herved, at Jordemoder
PRETTl bar genoptaget sin Virksomhed
som Observation-Disclosures q Distrikt.
Observation-Disclosures, ST. Croix, den
g. December 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-12-09

NAL Council in it's ordinary meeting Of
2nd inst. to report on the Draft of Ordi-
nance for st Croix concerning the general
obligation in case of fire to assist in the
quelling of same, held a meeting on the
same day. Ate. some discussion, a ma
jority of the Committee consisting of
Members Canegata, Fleming. Leevy and
Stakemann agreed to recommend the Draft
for adoption, unaltered.
The minority (Coulter) does not find
there is any necessity for the Draft, the
present time and circumstances being in
opportune and unfit for any further pre-
scription concerning the obli4ation for
all to assist at fires, beyond what is con-
tanned in paragraph 50 of the Colonial
Law.
Ghristiansted, St. Croix, End October
1916.
, 1916-12-09
BAUMANN.

BAUMANN.
6. do. from do. Nr 1887 of 81 October
q. c. requesting of the Chairman to take
steps for the appointment of 2 men, by the
Colonial Council, for Christiansted as we'll
as for Frederiksted to join the Tax Com
mission for the fxation Of the house rent
for 1916.-Tbis matter is on the Order Of
the Day.
Z. do. from do. Mr.. 1884 of IA inst. for
warding 81 copies of Draft of Ordinance
concerning certain privileges granted to
owners of real estate in the Danish West
India Islands whose properties have been
destroyed or damaged by the hurricane on
the 9th and 10th October 1916. This mat
ter is on the Order of the Day.
The actg. Chairman &c E. Leeuy) then
took up the Order of the Day.
Item l.
Appointment of 2 men for each Town,
Christiansted and Frederiksted, to Join
the Tax Commission for the fxation
of the houserent for 1916.
The actg. Chairman &C. E. Leeoy) eluci-
dated, that for the year 1915 were elected
for Christiansted: W A. Creagh and W.
Clindinen. For Frederiksted: r. E. Higgins
and A. M. Golden.
The election for Christiansted was first
put to the vote.
III Young GlCKeGS were uauU0O H.
Elected were: W. A. Creagh and W. Gin
dinen with 10 votes respectively.
For Frederiksted was then put to the
vote.
10 voting tickets were handed in.
Elected were: r. E.. Higgins with 10
votes and A. M. Golden with 7 votes.
Mr.. Thos. Ramsay got 8 votes.
Item 2.
Continuation of LIST Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance for st. Croix conf
corning the general obligation in case
of fire to assist in the q~uelling of same,
and Committee Reports.
The Reports read:
COMMITTEE REPORTS
on Draf of Ordinance for St. Croic
concerning the general obligation IN
case Ifre to assist an the quellim9
Of m
The Committee appointed by the Colo
, 1916-12-09
f. QUITE
Chairman.

D. C. CANEGATA. A. E. STAKEMANN.
G. B. FLEMING. G. LEVY.
After the above report had been adopt
ed, Government has called q NEE ting on
the 3rd November a. C. of tile Committee,
of which 2 Members, MesSrs. Stakemann
and Coulter at present ale away from the
Island, and laid before the Committee
the following amended Draft, which the
Committee in the same meeting agreed to
recommend for adoption i'll preference of
the one laid before the Cou1cil.
G. LEVY. q. B. FLEMING.
Chairman. d. {. CANEGATA.
, 1916-12-09
DRAFT

OF Ordinance for ST. Cycan concerning
Me ganeraG oota9otaOn IN case Of fire
TO d&aast IN the quelling Of same, and
turther concerning the special obi
CATION resting on tie populotiom IN
the country districts IN case Of fire IN
tile country districts to assist IN the
Queel1ng OF same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15

Appies-New, tIbOW, lie per box.
nssana".srGood shipping stock.
Denn.-pr,ed LAmas. shg7e ID.
per st-qt case; gooseberries. sla
l,2s per l6-qt. case; black raspber-
ries. l6.qts., sIl5Ws: red raspbcr-
California Fruits--Plums, y175G
..25: pears. s275 q per box.
csSS..s.Ne1. si.1 s; o. gs' crate rate
YORK.. ishe; SWISS. ssa Soc; Imported p
l5ci lib. l5hc; brick cream. 5h G.:
Ions horns 1ssC; daisies. iSM0
Ch-rrir.-sour. rAOaiSO per a.
Csrra"t--Red. ,ss5a25o psr "a
Dressed Caives-Fancy. city dress
ed. l6Qi1e; common. l4u l5c Id.
Fresh NegetsbIes--aresh pepper D.,
ss40 crate. acc basket; radlshes.
CO pHrb bunch d dSz
dollhouse tomatoes. l2a12hc To-; car
rots', iSc doz' head lettuce. Iceberg,
SO lss eu wax beans q, '2;So@27s
Florida tomatoes. s.. S5ql case; as
parasus. sections, 81 asa so box;
ssasoc per ioz'.:: green onions, Is q
isc doz.; green corn, Si.50q5 Dbl.
Honey-@Fancy white. new. IeWlIc:
amber. iogllc h., extracted. 79sc
.H:yrpstroi. shippers ar. paving
the foiiowing prices for eaied bay in
e ess lots q b De,rS5, n" Io Tim
{2o.5oQ2i; Hight mixed. .Is.oo1?f
Ne Ne g z ti%ot ~ ;isTIs .e mixed
ciover. sisGit: rye G Straw s7.soSs:
wheat and oat straw. $500 per
L.mon-.st75gs.aJ per .Ox.
Lines silo@ .35 rer 100.
Melons - Rockytords, standards,
C.Isg5 crate watermelons. aSoc
Orange.--vaiencia s4a47b box.
valencias. ss.5og4 per box.
,aiSg22Si white. ,ls5 crate: south.
P..ehes4Toxas. ssssGss S'U per ou.
u,sssfissss dSt' FySiSsria... $50. cas- case:
r"srt,"e.uNSsew, southern. S'251
'f Pos sSI fSSlso sSs1ssc: medium
hens. 17G lSc. stagS i2gl-s. geese.
iiai2c; ducks. ls0 zoe IL
JOBBING PRIsEs-
ey Maine. .l.15; standard. s.. Table
s ssss. so .tsnd!r ss FANCY s.i fnG,y
tall, ss.so: fiat. pinrs. SOC TGna.oes
el.35. Marrowfat peas. III, early
June, $3.50: sifted early June. N.'o
Feed~-Jobblns prices Tn h-bbL
sss: nne middlIngs. ssv: cracked
FIoar-Jobbing prices: Best MichI-
gal patent $3.50. second patent. 1910;
patent. $3.50 per Dbl. in paper sacks.
Detroit Outlaw linseed oil, 75c.
boiled linseed. 76c gal. in barrel lots.
Kerosene in iron barrels Diamond
headlight. sac: perfection. sbc: pail
actne. 1o.sc; red crown gasoline. isc
per gal.
annsalsd wire: $3.50 per sn n,d; SaI,;,
per sp9s9ls 90 sa izFanxs ss ssio 4.
gauge. sb.s5; so-gauge. s5.s5 per cwt.:
$3.50: double. sis.5c per dor.: black
sheet metal. 22 and 24-gauge, s3.2h.
2s-gauge, s3.30; 27-gsuge. s3.3s. as
gauge, $40 pei cw.. Carriage holts,
small. SOC 10 and of. large. 40 and
s on; machine bolts. small so. 10
and 10 OF; large 40c 10 and OF list.
Hide.-,No. ! cured hides. lsHc; No.
lac; No. ] green bulls. ioc; No.
cured veal kip. zoe. No. green veal
kip, isc; % l cur I'd murrain. isc;
No. green murrain. l6c; No. l cured
calf. 2sc; No. / greer calf. 25ci No: /
horse hides. Sc; No. 2 iorse hides, S.:
4 hides, Ic OF: No. Kip ard calf,
inc on; sheepskln fas to amount Of
wooD. 5ocGs25o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
FACTORY SITES
ron SAIts--PIANos

FOR sAI.Is--PIANOs
~ ACRES. 40 miles from Rich
r,rpd. soil gravel loan, the very
b,f and boa hiEh state Of cultiva-
tInr: ai fenced with woven wire
house \ rooms. years ola, ana
-, rI,aTy futnl-h,d. new hip roof
harm COW aud horse barn and other
outbuIIdings. entire place into crop,
crop goes " farm IS sold now az
3 600 This be- bargain. Lots OF
email fruit. berries and worlds OF
flowers
-FOUR fine suburban homes; one Of
q Hcrea and one OF 80 acres. b"th
with crop. tools and some stock (;
ono Of Hctcs with stock ana tools
and crop. and ono OF Is and ono OF
10 acres Any one cf those can he
had vcryIe asOuable ana on easy
tSrn,s Nien Iu acres very reason
able on plymouth road.
PETER T. GOSSELb co. -
s1g Free Press BidE. Phone Cad. 6sl1
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Deaths

James r. Mccullough, IS Durand
10 years, pharynEeal dlphtheria. Mrs
Rachel Reines, 25l Ferry east, 90
years, praemia; Helen Platt. $40 NJ
eNandrine. years pulmonary tuoer-
culosis. Ada Bruins. Harper hospital.
81 years, myocarditis: Louis i. Lit
tell. II Hanover. % days. heat stroke {.
Albert Gatzke. Receiving hospital ~
wears. inquest pending; Charles ORTIZ.
Herman Kiefer hospital. months.
laryngeai diphtheria, Mrs. Della
Coldherg. samaritan hospital. go
years, perltonitis. Lima Maisano. Chill
nutrition. Mary liawrilak. 30 Clip
pert years cholera lnfantum; lrma
Nemeth, - Harvard-pl. months, en-
tero-colitis, Bronze kasthan, 10 r..
Montcalm. 81 years. myocarditts' So
phIe kalinowski. Herman kicfer hos
pitaI about 20 years. pulmonary tn
berculosis. Michael Fornot Herman
Kiefer hospital. about 80 years. pull
monary tuberculosis; Sam Pepper :.
Receiving hospital. 35 years, stab
wounds. Harry McCable. Central po-
lice station. p years. strsng ulat ion .
Patrick Ryrne. Receiving hospital 30
years. suicide Mrs. lrma Nickery
Detroit Tuberculosis sanitartum, rs
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; lsa-
bella Schavo, 251 Brandon, months
OF bowels. John n. Fresh
merry. 767 Fort east, 4 months, acute
ileo-colitis, Baby DrOuiliard. AIS Van
Dyke. II days. malnutrition; Adeline
Gagne. 2Ss Junction. - years, apo
pleNy. Thomas X. Putnam. 90 ,Engle-
wood, about 20 years cerebral hem
orrhage. John Jaslnski $50 Superior,
81 years. chronic Bright's disease;
walter Youngs, 30 Eighteenth. so
years. carcinoma OF liver and stom-
ach. Helen Panduiski. 937 Twenty
fourth, months diarrhea. Walter
Bednarek. IS Goldner. months, chol-
err infantum. John MacPherson, 1913
GARFIELD. Sc years. intcrstitial nephri-
It's. Myrtle Birkemo. Detroit river, s
years. inquest pending; Herbert i.
Tomlinson. 300 Bewick 30 years. pull
monary tuberculosis Hazel w. Klink.
1912 Gratiot Is years. pertcarditis;
Thomas q. Noblett. Henry Ford hos
pital, 90 years, lobar pneumonia; Will
lard Bannasch. 20 St Joseph, 7
months, marasmus: TTesa Revello.
Receiving hospital 4 years, bruins TO
body. Stanislaw Grahski. 1877 Alexan-
drine months. cholera infantum
Alexander Andrzejcik. $50 e.. Ferry.
y months. diarrhea and enteritis.
Lena Jordan. Herman Kiefer hospi-
tai II months diphtheria: James VI.
Lashley. Herman Kiefer hospital 4
years. scarlet fever; Genovefa Bir-
rcto. Ca Hancock east. 10 months,
CASTRO enteritis; Mary Balch. 81
Copeland. l year. broncho pneumonia.
Emma G. Wright. 65 Oakdale. 81
years. cardiac asthenia. Tobian Johns,
81 pelray. II years. carcinoma OF
mouth. Sarah Glegg. II Maybury,
years paralysis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Marriage Licenses

Henry A. Damitio. a. Alma l..
James D. Kettle. 25, Emily streng.
Potter zielinski. 81. Anastssia Ho-
orris A. Crafts. 81. Viola F. Neurn-
Wiadyslaw Nowak. %, Annie Gut.
Jack J. stanley. 80. Mason city la .
Florence Tibadeau, 10. Bay city,
: Philip Il. Colmar. 20 Cora =. Dodds'
Fnlppo Maunino, 90, Antonina Mas
aaron 4. snberblatt. %; Lena Sic
Harry LaForgc. IS; Mildred Boy
John Motz. %. Mary Klotz. FL
John Lachtarski. 81, Celia Dobr-
Charles chTi stewart. rs, Nellie Dyks-
Frank f. Tate. 81; May S. Boehm-
Roman r. JakulowIcz. az; Ludwisa
Joseph Il. Lemon. 20. Freda Rabi-
Mathew Nasse, %; Daisy Custer, 10.
James A. Duggan. 20, Altoona. IA
Regina NJ. Bannan, 20. Detroit,
John J. sheehan. 26: Melvina Mere
John ~ scanion. IS; ottlie J.
Frank schaplro, Is; Edith zerelsky.
%.
James McAleer. ~: Ella Miller. 36.
Raymond NJ. Hirst, 30; Marie Smith.
%.
. Leon \. Meyer. 81; Katherine May
Lyman Katr. 2s; Sarah solomon.
Is.
Ernest p; Warner. as Lillian r
Gustave Bonkowski. rs; Josephine
Howard Rodman. as. williams
town; Anna christa, az, Detroit,
Fred q. Chesbro. &c. Detroit. Mar
Ion Knight 20, Saginaw.
John A. Mckay. "a; Barbara b.
z Schwesinger, 20
James Walker. IS; Isabelle Pottle,
Nelson y. Cameron. 30; Violet A.
fred A. Wilson. 81. Detroit: Lena
H. wunschnw, 81, Jackson,
Frank A. Widmark. 81; Elsa l.
Bias stanchas. 30. Catherine Kalar.
uS GsSsorss Honeye0moe. ass Viola
Henry McGInnIs. 20: Viola Dufolr
John t Morris. %; Catherine Har-
august zen,eraf 30. Eva NJ. Graf
Felix arnych. az Anna cynar. 81.
Constantine Cotsakis, 90: Katina
Baxlvanakis, 20.
Nam! James !, a ny, w,sss.lams,o "a. BEDFORD
Frank stuka. Ir., 2s. Cleveland.
Florence l.. Chandler. 2s Detroit
Albert ". HaRcmeister, 81; Louise
p. L. shernbere, 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
HELP wANTED-rsMALE

EXPERIENCED GIRL 10 do cooking
and downstairs work; good wages.
references required, car fare paid.
15l Chicago blvd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15

CARPENTERS. rough and hnishers.
Apply els Holcomb. before a. m.
or after y. m; steady work.
Most-Houghten Co, builders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15

EXPERIENCED dining room girl I'm
first-ciass private boarding house.
Mrs. j. A. Fem. Tl2 T.. Jefferson
ave.
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ro ExCu,Nrt:--uTAL ESTATE.

PrfntinH-tbe plain neat kind--tbst
f. RIG ht--Times lob Dept.--Msis AS1o.
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NEW YORK BrTrER AND EGGS

NEW NOEK. July Ib.-Butter.
Steady, receipts. 7,1l6; creamery eN-
ira. asa n 29c, state dairy tubs. 22n
2si.c; imitation creamery hrsts, nom
regular receipts, 1882: nearby
white fancy, 29MS2c; nearby mixed
fancy, 23427isc. fresh nrsts, ga
.Tisc.
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Births
BOYS.


pt nfn'r s%m f25sRS" s H4'fFRsr S@s
Peter Bo9dura, 2s2 Williams E,dward
tesu. SOS Chene; John H. Teller, l0i
Baird Fred w Phillips, Providence
hS;pitai .oI mor ye,., JO saam Las Las
juhIak. SO Lambert: VIM. Possus,
1874 81. ,Aubin; Roy J. Dunn l12s
hospital: Vincent Edward. iss An
Paul GrIesemann. 7S5 BALDWIN; Carl
Checkley. ~ Elsa: Arthur Bentier;
Seneca Ser G Cornelius Losey. samaritan
hospital James A. Choninard. sss
Seneca; Monroe VIM. TAPPING, ioI
sixteenth; Anthony Goleniowski; ~
bsugh. Barney oieksik. ii7s Nc
NieoIo MaTSro S EGG F LnT c1ss
Fred Jorgenson. $50 I.othropj. Geo.
efsky. 1900 Central; Giacomo Mole,
Isl linGs Max w anTssavi ssi "a,
fayette. Fred Homer. s2s2 Logan;
BERNARD Heitjan. 579 Parker; Harry
r. Gaskins. 246 Monroe; Martin ko' =
Zatz, lAs copeland, FRANK Nhpoh
tnno. 7sl Monroe. clyde II. Wood,
woman's hospital: Jas Il. Dillon. ~;
Vancouver; Harry v, Errair, 2s2 COL
fax. Clarence y. Milton. 3st John
r.. Russell f.. Weaver. 1870 Richmond
Merlin Marshall. 20 Kellogg: Philip
Rlchberg. Harper hospital; Daniel
Schwartz. l69 Garfield; Leon New
ienytoska. $40 Orleans; Walter w.
Klingensmith. sl9 sixth; Joseph
Powlcrski. 1894 Chene VIM. ~. Bur
leigh. S0i MeUraw. John Wolski. 90
kee. Lorenzo W. Mills, 7s0 Cameron.
szczepan Mroczka. So Freer; Jos.
Granger. 1l9 Fourteenth, Earl r..
Pierce, Woman's hospital: Charles
snyder. Providence hospital; charles
Gurke, Providence hospital; Frank j.
Hehert. 22b Maybury Grand; Irwin
Russell samaritan hospital; John
Nawrocki, 36i Grandy; Gerniero
Patti las Thaddeus
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cages
ONE GENT A WOED

Cash with order; II charged. 7c .
line
for less than 15c with cash. "
changed, lsc per insertion.
The above ratey apply to all ciassi-
hcations except Births, Cards OF
etc.
Births, Deaths. CI~ds of Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, 35c for IS. words CT less. Each
additional word. l-sc-
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Produce

Commission men report an active
DEMAND for berries. and as receipts
are only moderate. there In "A good
Aeai OF competition among buyers.
With early corners having the advan-
tago. Cherries. currants and peach
are also In excellent demand. The
hot weather Is bad for dressed calves,
especially country dressed. and some
not 10 ship any until cooler weather,
os, IL they get By the inspectors at
all IL IL almost Impossible To- sell
them Poultry. eggs and butter are
active and firm.
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sINEss OPPORTUNITIES

QUICK PROFITS--Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
once. Call s07 Ford, bldg or phone
Main $500.
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HELP wANrEu-MALE

CARD wRITER-wanted. good man
on show cards. good Job, with
board. Apply 81 Johns. 100
Woodward.
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INEXPERIENCED GIRL for general
homework; fine home and good pay
Call Grand 406y