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Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Waterloo Creamery Ready
To Start on New Building

The building OF the Waterloo
Cteamery company's new Omaha
plant at the south end Of the Six
tcenth street viaduct is to commence
as soon as the excavation can be
completed. The building Is to cost
100000 and will be three stories high.
The new building will be l00xl50
feet. Trackage is available on two
sides. "Thel new building ha: been
badly needed for some time" said
President Leroy Corliss of the COM
pany. I'VE will have daylight plant
equipped with the latest devices that
have stood the test in creamery
work"
The company owns milk condens-
ing plants in Papillion, Neb., and
Perry, la. 1t makes a speciality OF
evaporated milk.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

and Merriek. Never in all his expe-
ri.nce, said Mr.. Myers, had he seen
the country looking so well. Corn
was a little backward, but Of enor-
nous acreage>and in good healthy con.
dition. Alfalfa was splendid crop and
wheat will be much better than pre-
dicted. .t y.
Mr.. Myers was Of the opinion that
the Lincoln highway was the poorest
road that he found. The best strip
of road was from Galloway to Kear-
ney. . =,
Byron R. Hastings returned from
an auto trip of 1,s00 miles, including
all Of western Nebraska, through
Chase, Perkins, Deuel., Cheyenne,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Echoes Heard s
When the Gavel
Falls in Omaha
Brotherhood American Yeomen.

Last Wednesday evening Omaha
Homestead No. 1404 held the Yeomen
memorial service in its hall in Labor
temple. S. E. Wilson, Hot Springs,
S. D., senior member Of the supreme
board of directors, was present and
delivered the address. The hall was
appropriately decorated and the wo-
mems drill team took part on the
program. .
During July and August there will
be but two meetings a month OF
Omaha Homestead, first and third
Wednesdays. The meeting Wednes-
July 4, will be dispensed with.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

slightly higher in price and is made
in sizes ranging from one to six
tons. The United is a job on the or
der Of a tractor and is designed for
hauling of special nature.
Big things are expected by the
Francis Truck company in the matter
Of truck buying in Nebraska. They
are already oversold and have placed
an order for a train load of Stewart
trucks Owing to the inability of the
factory to keep production up to the
demand it is doubtful, asserts Francis
whether they can get the order filled
promptly enough to ship the train
load all at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Dumont Here Forty Years
And Gates a Grandfather

J. H. Dumont is celebrating the for
tieth anniversary Of his coming to
Omaha. Fluctuations were extended
to him by his fellow realtors at the last
meeting Of the board.
w. H. Gates received congratula-
tions on his first experience at being
. grandfather.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Kimball and Banner counties. He re-
ported seeing from one point twenty
tractors tearing up the soil. In many
places tractors were being run in two
shifts, so urgent is the call for new
farms. He was impressed with the
prosperous conditions of the country
towns reporting everywhere new
brick and cement store building and
other business houses that would be
a credit to the new residence districts
Mr.. Hastings agrees that the Lin
coin highway was the poorest road
over which he travelled.
Persistent Advertising is the Road
IN Success
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Real Estate Board Is to-
Lay Off DURING Hot Months

During July and August the Omaha
Real Estate board will not hold regu-
lar meetings. The meeting Wednes-
day was the last for the summer.
Thirty or forty real estate men who
are not members OF the board and
who, board members believe ought to
be will be approached and solicited
for membership,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
TRUCK CLIMBS OMAHAS
sTEEPEST HILL.
duce a number of new candidates.

duce a number of new candidates.
Commercial Camp No. 478 held one
of its most enjoyable dinner-danees
at the Fontenelle hotel, June 81. A
large number OF members, aecompa-
MED by their wives, and few invited
guests were present. Sovereign Com
mander w. A. Fraser presided as
POSTMASTER and Mayor James Dahl
man made very able speech for the
Red Cross. The camp voted $50.
Fraser Camp No. 4oo will meet at
its hall Tuesday evening July 8,
when business Of importance will be
transacted.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Myers and Hastings Find
Country Looking Prosperous

Two realtors brought some glow
ing reports on crop outlook to the
meeting of the Real Estate board last
week. Frank H. Myers had returned
from an auto trip Of nearly 500 miles
from Columbus through Nance, How
ard, Sherman, Custer, Buffalo, Hall
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Woodmen Circle.

w. A. Fraser Grove No. held its
memorial service Friday evening, June
d, at Crounse hall. There were about
$50 visitors from Nebraska and some
distinguished visitors from many
states. The service was very impress
sive. 1t was given by the grove Of
ficers, with Mrs. Cora V. Bunce, pre-
siding officer. The Dora Alexander
Guards and Seymour quartet assisted.
Alpha Grove No. 2 gave an enjoy
able card party Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Harrison is On National
Real Estate Board Next Year

c. F. Harrison next year will be the
Omaha representative on the execu-
tive committee of the National As
sociation of Real Estate Boards. He
was one Of the earliest promoters OF
the national association.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-06-17

reasonable These white
splendid comparatively
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
CONTRACTS LET
FOR IA SHIPS
Ten Steel and Four Wooden
Cargo Vessels Ordered
RY IL =.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-Conf
tracts for 10 more steel ships and
four wooden cargo vessels have
been let by Gen. George W Goe
thals, manager OF the Emergency
Fleet corporation he announced TO
,dsy Twentyfout additional wood
on hulls were contracted for.
The nrst contract for marine en-
gines made by the corporation was
announced today. awarding con
struction OF u vertical triple ex
pansion engines 10 the Ellicott Ma
chine corporation Of Baltimore, Md
The total number of complete
steel ships ordered by the govern
ment shipping board 10 date is %;
wooden and steel 80. and complete
wooden ships 3i' The total wooden
hulls is 70 and marine engines u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26

told you Really. | hadn't stirred
from my chair since Robert left. -
answered.
Wei. now we will have lunch.
con It's regular hodge podge,"
she laughed 81 told Mary to cook
the things you liked regardless OF
their fitness on the same menu
Mary was famous cook. and a
luncheon alone with Myrtle always
meant some special dishes OF which
was particularly fond. Today, II
was oldfashioned iohnnycake. broil-
cd chicken. and mushrooms under
glass, with a fruit salad and cheese
as dessert
This IS a nice fattening luncheon
for two women who care anything
about preserving their fGures,"
laughed, az | spread another square
Of hot johnnycake and took a sec
ond helping OF chicken.
"Oh. We can do without any din.
ner tonight or drink lemon Juice
for several mornings. but do eat
all you want now" Myrtle@pswered
She also helped herself generously
Mary will feel hurt II we don't eat
everything she has cooked for us"
AS far as ! can Judge she is in
no danger OF being MORALLY In.
tured.' | answered This is the
best johnnycake I ever ate"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
LABORER STABBED,
NEGRO is HELD

Following an alteration in a new
building on Second-ave. near Sci
den. Monday morning. Charles
Smith. Negro. "a years old, No l9
Catherinc-st.. Is alleged 10 have
stabbed Ray Fulcher "a years old
who lives at mile road and Rus.
sell-st three times in the chest and
across the left arm with a large
knife.
Tho police say that tho trouble
started over who was 10 push q
Wheeltarrow load OF bricks Both
men were employed in the building
as laborers. Fulcher was taken 70
Harper hospital in a critical con
dition Smith was locked up on
n charge OF felonious assault.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
. Reed. 2t same.

A Reed. %, same.
Frsnlt R'ifoeki - Detroit, Anton
etts Janiszewsks. %. same
Haze 10 3 Nirdlins S,%o' 50 S same e''o'''
Waldo f. Pease. a. Detroit Bessie
". Smurthwaite. 10. Flint
Ernes, r Frominke. 2s D"troit;
Emma Johnson. -. same.
Charles Westfall 80, panville. H.:
Marie cannon. a. cincinnati
al 1sS,'T 4 zi.rrs s%' IS .. ~ Wayne
Edward r ProNazka 80 Detroit
s~s poll ~. Fort Huron Lorenzo
Atho0 - Detroit
Curtis r. - %. Detroit B~rnlce
L R'ssrrt 81 sam"
samuel stewart %, Detroit, Ada
Norman g Vote 70 D.troit Ruth
r. TavhoS =. 'salins- Mich
Louis Aibr~cht. 2s Detroit; Elsie
Dcttnnsr ~ Cineinn.ti. O.
Gavranovic 81. same
John Burton 20. Detroit; Julia
Cooner -. seme
wiili.-1 J. Clark. 70. Detroit Por-
ha VI BSntanin % same
wa,tNr 7rlew.ki 20 p.,rolt sa-
leroy 6 sherer. ~. Detroit; Anna
stoeit q Pigeon Mich.
Albert pooth %. Detroit; Violet T..
Frnncie j. Smith. % Detroit Lii
ilnr II Musoif - same,
Warner r Severance - Detroit;
Florence a. baldwin 20. SAM
Harry t"Tsive. %. Detroit: Isabelle
Albert !. p. RNeh. ~. Detroit; Jo-
hanna KuhitzN ~. same.
= Ian Cvnar. 20 Detroit; Mary Le-
Rohc-t 4 Hancock AZ. Hishland
Pork owe crovcv. - DAtroit
Rose var Dusen. 2S. Detroit Ill
TO- XII - same.
Robert lawrence 10 Detroit; olive
wh''fora IA Port Huron
rose cara 20 SANE
Arthur A. KathermAr 10 River
reter a w"r..~ar 70 Detroit;
rl,va"ath u'ssol 20. came
stanley crosicLi os Ford city.
Cath~rine pa,rocks ~ same
Al'-ed Y. R~~d. ~ Detroit Laur-
nno Nered~on ~ came
wilno u Goodenow. p, Detroit
Mvra r Towsiev % same
Roho-, Phall =. Detroit Christine
g. McKenziN. 30. same.
Char'es Wales. IS. Detroit, Blanche
Fay 10. same
Nicholas DooIen. %. Decatur Ills.
GoidiN File. %. same o.
Herbert Roenisch. 30 Detroit Rose
Tracy. 70 same.
William a Reisner. -. Detroit
Margaret Apel. ~, same
Frank q Ruhl. -. Detroit Mabel
Warrington, - samc
V. " Racket. %. indianapolis
GLADYS NJ Waterman. %. Detroit
Frank Forking %. Detroit Cath
crime Hall. % same.
John r. McKitterick es Detroit:
Nancy r. Woodruff. 27, same.
Aristus Camarps 2s. netroit. Kan
thy Acamaty a. same
Thomas r. Bradley. 20. Detroit.
Ella May Abbott. IS. same
Emanuel Meyer. IS. Detroit, Ida
T. Schwan. "a. same
Joseph wajcs %. Detroit Mary
Mach 10 same
James Goodrich 80 Detroit. Lena
Dunkins al. same.
Joseph wallace. %. Detroit. Lii
Ian owen %. same
stephen Gresham. 81. Detroit Liz
zie Tumela. ~. Highland Park.
Leo Van Comant. %. Detroit Har.
riett Froyer. -. same
Jasper Kelly. Is, Detroit; Violet
Kilmerses. same
Lyle Buckley. %. Detroit. Lena
Dickerson. ls. Worthwhile.
Alvin Harris. rs Austin. Texas.
Leone Walters. 20. Detroit.
Edward Schuhring %, Detroit EN-
ma Dahlkcr al. same,
Horny C. Pascoc. -. Detroit Edna
{. Palmer. %. same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
KINCAID
n West Fort 81 opp. Postoface.
Is Badly In Need of

~ West Fort 81 opp Postofnce.
Is Badly In Need of
8 drop forge hammer Helpers.
! Forge repair 10 men for stock >rm.
~ Auto sheet metal workers.
. Production lathe. 8 Monitor lathe.
> kadisl drill 8 multiple drill
single spindle drill. punch press
. BODY GLACIERS. . machine packers.
ss seer s sdjgs,ers dise grinders
I Auto service men. 3 Ford repair.
Heavy auto repair. motor tuners
10 Young men for auto rep. little
experience.
Auto repair garage. metal shap-
4 Metal planners die settlers
Power punch press. piston grind
ers.
Aluminium crank core rep. 3 shaft
oilers.
Metal bumpers hand and power.
INSPECTORS ON
Bench floor parts. motor body.
Bench assemblers. 5 Moor machin-
lists.
crane erectors conveyor man.
Color varnishers. boys for bench
. sticker hands. rip saw. circu-
8 Helpers on wood working machine.
2 Spot w-lder. acetylene welder.
Blacksmiths blacksmith helpers.
Miilwrisht on foundry> repair.
= order Alters. 5 polishers and buff
Final sssemblers. big man on
Tool Makers, Tool Lathe
3 Tool trouble. tool inspectors. 3
tool screw.
2 Tool milling (, tool repair. tool
bench.
2 Upholsterers. $50. l hardware stock
man.
s Tssmst.rs. us TO $50. 10 milling
--9nachine.
ssBullard boring vest boring.
Firemen with boiler ap. papets.
Buffers hand screw.
Automatic screw. milling set up,
Carburetor insp. belt LAGER.
Transmission assemblers. Internal
focomorive crane. sp. papers.
Lands grinders, 5 Norton grind
Miiiwrights. s steam ALTERS
MillwrIsht helpers. armature
Winders.
6 Factory electricians. varnish
rubbers
20 Foundry Helpers, 35c
2 Brass. 4 moor. bench holders.
3 Patternmakers. ? io-swlng lathe.
| q MOtRT atttfUUltTrs TitNdf-A H'h'
| 20 Men 70 learn machine trade.
| &c Bright handy men for factory
| Men 10 learn chassis assembling,
| a7hc.
Block testers hearing scrapers
5 Air hammer riveters. cam
| stralghteners
semeo order alters. Q piston grind
ers
Die cast on. 2 die cast solderers
q eoiderers on sheet metal D. Ford
| drivers
8 Metal body fnishers~ Q bearing
| Rdjusters
Auto door hangers. I machinery
trouble man.
10 AIl-nround machinlsts. 4 Gridley.
Gridley repair. 4 auto road testers.
| Body dresstrr good exp. TOOL
| crib.
10 Cutter Grinders, Big Pay
Z eteamrtters & fender fnishers
4 Steering gear assem-. craters.
| factory sweepers.
| 4 sheet METAL construction. r. n
g grinders.
Fender shapers cleo. truck driv-
| ers.
4 store porters I scale renairman.
Saving machine or. ] Gleason on.
| Plumbers helper. dairy helpers.
1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
Marriage Licenses

Tony Roll. -. Detroit. Helen Goetz
Sc same.
Joseph Schiller. 90. Detroit. Fran
ces Bundich. -. same.
Edward J. Reaume. %. Windsor.
Florence Nickamp. %. Detroit.
Robert A, Fletcher 30 Cleveland.
Harriet l.. Fields. 2S. Detroit
otto futile. ~. Detroit. Flossie
dus Major. 20. Detroit; Hattie Tri-
Isaac Thomas. 80. Plymouth. Asyet
kcnzada. 81. Detroit.
Frank ~. Griffin. %. Detroit Edna
X. Westbrook ~. same.
Fred Depue%36. Detroit; Elizabeth
Snoblen. 30 same.
George Harmon, 81. Detroit, Eva
Moquin -. Bay city.
Benny cooperstein, 30. Detroit.
Lena Cussman. %. same.
Wojciech Writer'S. 22. Detroit;
Stephena Kaminskf IS. same
Chester Newman. Detroit, Lillian
Malzahn. 81. same.
Joseph Ravitz. 20. Detroit. Sarah
George Mauser. 81. Detroit. Tillic
Porter 20 same.
Bert Karr. 30. Detroit; Sarah FL
Edward II. Anderson. 90. Wayne.
sarah l.. Adclberg. 81. KALAMAZOO
James A. Bridweli "a. Detroit.
Olive g. Cotey. 20. same.
Ignacy Machalowfcz. 30. Detroit
Sophia Szedokerska. 10. same.
Walter @. Webster - Detroit
Nerna Eastman. "a same.
Otto Piichta. 10. Detroit: Anna RE
Harry stage. ~. Highland Park.
irene Dennis is. same
virgil Rainier. %. Detroit Jean
cite Jacobs. ~. same.
Frank Downs -. Detroit; Ada Var
nell - Lexington. Ky
Joseph y Binnock 2s. Detroit: Ha-
eel r. Award q. Lansing
Douglas A. Kaihneisch. ~. Canada:
Doris \ Urhschodt. "a Detroit
Peter Peterson 90. Lake city. Len
ore Laymnn. q. Detroit
Lee T., peneen. %. Detroit Sadie T.
TAYLOR. - same.
Jack y plRharn. % Detroit, Gladys
Il. Mari. 90 Dallas. Texas.
Arthur T Wood. -. Wyandottc
Rernice Moshinski 81. Ecorse.
Bert ~ Ash. 20. Detroit. Helen
Herrick. % same
Aionzo c. peli, 81. Dayton. o.; Ada
W Osborn. 90 safne
William Mower. a. Detroit.
Grace y. Grifnth. % SANE
Herman " Tasche 80 Detroit.
Mar r Ssee so same
Thomas cameron. "a Charlotte
Rsseman. 2s same
Archie sun. 80 Detroit. Rose
gillespie. - same
Marry whithy. as. Cleveland Emily
rioSd &. snTd.r. "a. Detroit: Pearl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
Chapter cxvuI.

THE doctor said that with such
|>are as he received there was no
|eason why Brace shouldn't soon
be as we'll as other boys. and that
No. may even be strong enough to
hold his own with other boys in the
impler athletics" Robert told me
pn their return from their visit 20
ne famous specialist
My eyes hllcd as~i looked from
ny boy to his father and noted the
,crfect understanding between
hem Bruce accepted his father
inauestionably | wished | might
q the same. might be satisfied with
What he gave and never ASK for
more. But we women are not like
hat. We crave not only love, but
IS expression.
Al the end OF the week we re-
turned home
This was the date upon which We
iad planned 10 return. and the fact
hat father and Helen urged us 20
'rolong our stay did not change our
,lans one thing pleased me very
|nuch
you pley better than YOU ever
|lid before" father remarked one
ycnlng rs rose from the piano
|lrcr playing for more than an
,our. And | never knew you could
ing. really sing. mean" he quali.
ed
Il should play better than ] used
O. ltold him. FOR practice many
onls each day and as for my sing.
mr. have had wonderful teach
l.encre Dorian has been my
eaC her as well as my friend for
ono time
Not the Lenore DorainF" Helen
Questioned
s'Nes. the real Dorian" answered
mchlngly and Won shorld know
or. Helen She IL ne delightful n
oman as sh" il An artist She
|as q hL band who adores her. and
hroe OF the dearest children"
She better stay AZ home and
AXE care OF them. then. instead Of
|alivanting. around the country"
1ather growled He had little pa
ience NTH women who did any
hing outside their homes, unless
compelled nv the direct poverty Yc
al religiopsly refused 10 have =
Woman in his once IN any capacity.
Home is voman's place. he was
fond ~ saving IF she doesn't in
end 70 stay in H. why does she
barry"
but surely you would not have
wonderful genius like Dorian stay
home and wash dishes and scrub
instead ~ psing tho glorious voice
| Tod save hcr?" asked laughinRly
III she has husband. especially
Z they have children. home Is the
place for hcr. father stoutly main
aimed Let her sing 10 her home
friends. nor husband and children.
she must sing"
"Rut. father" persisted. 81 don't
believe God ever gave woman
uch a voice and did not intend she
Should make the world happier be
Pause OF IL. And Lcnore does not
heglect her family in the least In.
teed. ! know OF few 80 we'll cared
tor Except when she is on tour
he absolutely devotes herself 30
)hem She has refused many fat
erns offers to sing abroad because
No would not leave them Then.
= 90. jus, think Of her earning en-
baci'y Il must be many times that
~ her husband. and he is pros.
! erous business man"
And while she IS away touring
)he country her children arc loft
with hired servants" he answered.
fcornfully
had started him on a subject
about which he had very decided
and while | saw had not
convinced him that my point OF
lew was right. persisted
She has most competent help,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
LOST AND FOUND
LOST

A large bunch of keys-on two
key-rings attached TO each
other: one key ring held three
keys and the other held about
Is. Reward. Phone NJ. 1920,
II. c. kulling.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to riSe
toa fine position.
Apply. Operators Training
Department. Madison ave. and
John R. street, between 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
Sugar Market

sugars wholesale prices:
crystal dominoes. 9Th. tii.75 crystal
dominoes. 5-lb. ti1.75. eagle tablets.
ti0s5. cut loaf. 1890. cubes. ss2o
XXxN powdered. sS.75, stsnda I'd
powdered, sS7o; srsnulsted. extra
coarse $40. graduated. nne. In
bulk. sS:5. granulated. 25-lb cottons
sSi crvstai domino graduated. 2-ib
and 5-lb. cartons. In cases. tssb
crystal domino. graduated. HF cases
. 49, 49, -s---s.aad- -fS.35- confectloners
A. $50. No. .. SS.25. No. S. $S.26. No.
s. sSt5 No Z. ss.i0 No. g. sos No.
2. SIS, No. 10. 1919. No. II. 500 No.
No Is. $50 non-cakinR mixtures
sa25: beet graduated. ssi5 per 100
lbs. household powdered. 1'c. % 80
case g. 40. household powdered, as
TO case. t475 per case.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 25.-Flour. Dull.
unchanged. Pork quiet. mess. Sii.-
so. tprd steady, middlewcst spot.
s2i .05u s1i5. sugar Raw. nrm: cen
trifugaI e6-test. 1871 a 5.ee; musco-
cut loaf. 50. crushed. se75. powdered.
s7sonS7o graduated. o. so, Coffee.
Rio No. on spot Zoe. Tauowv
steady. special. Tic city. ist e.
Hay Quiet. prime. No. I. tilo No.
2. S2s a e0c clover. s5cdtl05.
Dressed poultry. Quiet. turkeys. ia
75c chickens. 70n CSC fowls. ia
IS u, ducks. Long Island 20n 72c.
Live poultry. Unsettled geese. iSc
ducks. lsd &c. fowls. 2sQ75c. turk
eys. zoe. BOOSTERS. i3b disc. chicken.
hroiiers. $50 soc. Cheese Firm state
milk. common 10 specials ave
skinis common TO special , a isc-
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One Woman S Story
az CAROLYN sEscnEa.

father A middle aged woman as
. housekeeper. and fine nursery gov.
erness for the children. They could
not possibly be better cared for"
Pooh" father snorted II won.
en- are not willing 10 take care OF
their children they shouldn't have
any"
said no more. but realized that
when the time came to take the
step contemplated | should meet
with opposition on all sides. | felt
shut out. alone. AS IL every one were
unsympathetie. and hurt mo viii
fully.
II may be hard for one who has
always been happy. satisfied. TO un-
derstand why | was so sure that II
would come. But was firmly oh.
sessed with the idea that he no
longer loved me. that ne did love
Phyllis Lawson and that sooner or
later the parting must come. ! felt
that even now Il was only his love
for the children that held him. that
had it-not- been for them IL would
have happened long ago.
After our return life went on
much az usual. There were rumors
anoat that Robert was TO be ap-
pointed 10 the supreme court bench.
IL suppose I'll have 10 call you
Mrs. Honorable. IL he is" Myrtle
leased. Hell have an honorable
tackled to his name. you know"
There's nothing In that talk.
Myrtle" replied. and really
thought was right. Robert had
said nothing OF II 20 me. but had
seen mention OF II in one OF the
papers. and had spoken OF II 10
him. He had laughed and said
something about newspaper talk. 90
and | had thought no more Of IT,
We'll I'm not so sure" Myrtle
returned. Ned IS crazy about IL.
He says Robert il just the man for
judicial position And you should
hear Tim Mulhany You'd think
Robert was the only man in the
world who could FIJI the ONCE salts.
factorily"
And was 4 possible that this
man. my husband. OF whom thoy
all spoke so highly. was lost 70 mo,
that | should have no share in the
honors heaped upon him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26
ron saLE-nusINnss PROPERTY

MYRTLE-ST. CORNER Brick store
with nine rooms above: two franc
fats. total frontage $50 feet; $4,000
VIII handle; balance quarterly:
good investment. SMITH. AZ Cam
pau bulR. Tel Cherry 634t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-26

TO RENr-rnATs A ArARTMENTs
A modern, beautifully decorat-
ed terrace. Adults. 63 Hum
boldt. !
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MOrtuary

UALZH %. Cornefla (
r.. aRe IL years. beloved wife Of
Frederick Halzhauer and mother
az Mira J. T. Hannah Fred r.
Halzhauer. Mrs Robert Kloggc. ~
Mt. Clemens and Mrs Richard
Raps. Of Cincinnati. Funersl from
residence. iasi Kirby-ave. f.. Tues
day. juno 90. at y. m.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Possibly ut Kline's store. fra
ternity pin Initials on back =. NJ
n. Reward Ridge So.