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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
LONG SPAN
COLLAPSES
Waterman and II Loaded
Coal Cars Go Down In
The Crash
WRECK IS COMPLETE
Two Hours Later Structure
Would Have Been SWaTmlng
With WOrklngmeD
Associated Press.

Associated Press,
HARVE DE GRACE, Md, SEPT.
22.-THRoUGH THE CoLLAPSING
OF A SPAN OF NEARLY 6,Oi
FEET OF THE BALTIMORE q
OHIO RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER
THE sUsQUEHANNA RIVER AT
THIS POINT THIS MORNING
TWELVE LOADED COAL CARS OF
A NORTHBoUND FREIGHT TRAIN
WERE CARRIED DOWN AND THE
span TOTALLY DEMOLISHED.
William Wilson, Waterman, went
down with the wreCkage and received
injuries which may prove fatal.
No other casualties have been re.
ported.
The bridge, which was erected in
the early eighties, was being rebuilt
and double-tracked.
The accident occurred at @ o'clock
and two hours later tho section
which went down would have been
Swarming with wOrkingmeu.
No reason could be learned from
the railroad or bridge people as tn
the cause Of the accident. There
are rumors that the bridge had been
tempered with and dynamite had ben
concealed in different parts Of the
structure the past few weeks.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
HASKELL GIVES Def
10 STATE REPUBLICANS
Assncla tod Press.

x Associated Press. y
X Guthrie, Okla, Sept. Cd 4
X Governor Haskell, treasurer OF =
4 the Democratic national COM X
4 mittee, announced this morning r
r that he would depart Sunday +
4 next for Ohio to make a speak 4
X ing tour OF that state. Cover 4
r nor Haskell said this morning 4
r he expected to be away from 4
r Oklahoma some time but would 4
r cturn on twonty-four hours \
r notice, ready to meet any Re- 4
4 publican in the state in Joint 4
4 debate,
l. l. l. l. i A h a n a A \ \ A 4 A. u
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
Fl, WORTH COMPANY
LOSES BY FIRE
Associated Press.

Fort Worth, Sept 23.--Fire early
this morning damaged the Texas
Grain G. Elevator Co.'S property SO =
900. The engine room and two store
houses were completely destroyed,
Two cars Of corn on a nearby sid
ing we're also burned.
The blaze was caused by the ex-
plosIon OF a gasoline engine.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

IN. a. SOCIETY WOMAN THAT
THEY ARE READY TO INSTALL
HER IN A LEADERSHIP SIMILAR
TO THAT OCCUPIED IN ENG
LAND BY THE COUNTESS OF
WARWICK. MRS. MACKAY MADE
THE ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE
ROsLYN PUBLIC SCHOOL WHERE
THREE YEARS AGO SHE WAS
ELECTED A TRUSTEE OVER \
MALE OPPONENT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
nOticias

Ell Inspector Veterinario del Dis
trito Sur Ponce). Remite para ST
aprobaci6n cucnta de gastos de su
viaje de inspection Mayaguez.
-Ha fallecido en- Toa-Alta Ia dis
tinguida sefIora dof1a Petra Freites,
madre po1ftica de don Rafse1 Nogue-
ras.
Tanto dicho sefior como sus ia
niliares hacemos presente el testi-
monio de nuestro sentim iento.
Descanse Ell paz la virtuoea dame
En- ell Cuarto de Socorro, fuefon
curadas por el practicante de servicio
don Ramon L1auger, las siguientes
personals: Rafael Bauza (nifo) fractu-
ra completa de la tibia derecha en- su
tercio medic y herida con rozadura
en- Ia misma pierna Y Manuel Melfn-
dez, contusiones de primer grado en-
las regiones del toidea escapular
izquierda.
Ell Official de Sanidad, de Guaya-
ma, informa que Sc puede autorizar
a Mr.. Richmon, Agente de Rentas
Internas, para utilizar una cuadra
que acaba de construir.
Ell Inspector de Alimentos de
San Juan. Informa ha Der destruidos
~ latas de at1n en- escabeche. pro-
piedad de los sefioreS Fernandez, Pi-
heiro y Comp
EN- el hospital Municipal, ingre-
saron Agueda Rodriguez y Angel
Marquee, fueron dados de alta, Maria
Andino y Modesto Rodriguez Y falle-
cieron. Teodoro Guas y Anastasia
Morales.
Hay en- asistencia en- el dia de hoy
y mujeres y 81 varones. Total 81.
En- ell Juzgado Municipal fueron
hoy sentenciados; Juan Fernandez
Quinta Y Marcos Camara, por danos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26

maliciosos a IN peso de mu1ts y Hen
Try Roger, por acometimiento v agre-
sion 4 $50 veintc dfas de arresto.
Ell Alca1de Municipal de Las Ma
riaS pide que de acuerdo con In Lev
votada en- la Ultima Legislature. ne
abra una Estaci6n de Anemia
aque1 pueblo.
Al mitin y manifestation republi-
cana que debe celebrarse mafIana en-
Ponce. asistira Ell jefe del partido Sc
nor Guzman Benitez.
Pedro Pef1a, de Caguas, pide per
misc para construir un ranch0n para
secar los cueros de las reSes que Sc
sacrifquen en- aquel matadero.
En- el Dep6sito Municipal hubo
aver el siguiente movimiento de de.
tenidos: Varones % y mujeres s su-
friendo condena y d vsrones Y una
mujer pendientes de causa. Total al :
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido la condena que les fu6
impu esta: Armando Bermudez. Esta-
nislao Rivera, Felix Viera, Rafael
Garcia, Francisco Cortes, Rafael Oh
mo, JESUS del Vale. Jose Santiago,
Felipe MARTINEZ y Consuelo Tizol.
Ell Official de Sanidad. de Yabu-
Goa, acusa recibo de los sobres ofcia-
les que le enviaron.
Ell Official de Sanidad, de
Cidra, pide le remitan 200 tar
jetas certificados de salud, para
panaderos tabaqueros y vende-
doreS ambulanteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
Ia represaiia de
los libertari0s
Para vengar una ejecuci0n

Nueva York sabado.-La prensa anarquis
Ia de Londres dice que Ia ejecuci0n de RuIl en-
Barcelona, pide voces un castigo ejemplar Ell
la mas alta hgura de Ia representation ma
ciOnal.
Los diarios anarquistas publican articulos
de gran violencia preconizan ejemplares Y
terIibles represalias que han de suceder Ell
breve segun diCen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
Serylelo Especial del BoIel1a Mercanlu
GABLEGRAMAS.
Diex Y seis anarquistas
amenazan 4 un rey
Contra la vida de don Alfonso

Nueva York sabado--La policia de Berlin
ha descubierto que han salido de Hungria diez
V seis anarquistas con direction a Budapest.
FL objeto de estos Criminales es atentar
contra la vida del rey Don Alfonso.
En- toda Europa ha causado enorme I'M
preston la notiCia, trasmitida por la pollcia
alemana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
Ia pista de los criminsles
Persecution empenada

Nueva York, sabado.-La policia interna-
cional traba ia aCtivamente persecution de
los anarquistas conjurados para asesinar al rey
Don Alfonso.
Los gobernos europeos han tornado las mas
rigurosas medidas para conseguir la captura de
los anarqnistas algunos dc los cuales sc les
sigue Ia pista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
q eX0do EN- Man In
PanicO creciente

Nueva York sabado-Dicen de Manila que
el paniCo reinante en- la capital de las Filipinas
rs tan grande. que la poblacon ha quedado re
ducida menos de la terCera parte.
La ciudad Sc despueba por instantes,
Muchos apestados mueren en- medic del
mayor abandono.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
los rmaser&os del c6lera
Una proportion espantosa

Nueva York, sabado-Los informes que Sc
reciben de Manila dicen que de trescientos
veintidOs CasOs de C6lera que Sc han presentado
en- la capital de Filipnas durante la semana
que acaba hoy han muerto cento sesenta Y
dos ataCadOS.
La espantosa cifra ha causado honda cons
&cTnaCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
Ia rsuptura InEninente
Una segunda nota de HoIanda

Nueva York, sabado-El gobierno de c ara
las ha recibdo la segunda nota de Holanda
lgnoranse los terminus que esta concebi-
da Ia nOta de HOanda perO supOne que sean
de absolute inminente ruptura.
En- Caracas hay gran expectation con este
motive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26

n JARABR CAnAMANTR DK LA sKNORA
WINsLOW Aa Size naado por espacio de mas de
skSENTA AMOS poR MILLOHEa de MADRES dm-
xAnte Ia DKRTTCIOM DE SuH HIJOS CON BE
2ULTADOe MARAYKILO0O@. CALMA al NTNO
ABIANDA IAa KMC1AA AIIVTA oil DOLOR; CURA
Loa CoLfCo8 De vIRHTO eI mejor remeALo
para 10 pIARRRA. ps vsmtA RArm@c&As Drs-
gueTfas tsae el mnAA@ PIdAsc
El jarahe eaimmae dc In Se&orn NlnHlew.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
GRAN REALIZACION
De BOMBtLLAS ElECTRICAS,

La Porto Rico Power Light Co. otrece Bonn
hiIIas eIectricas de I6 bujlas Is centavos una
" III 81 p0r dOcena, Otr"s materialeS electri-
COS precios m6dcos.
Estos precios por 30 dlas. contandO desde
esta fecha
a. Allen st.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
University City Home
Of 5000 Ambitions
They Are Being Trained and De-
vsIoped at President Angelic
school--Mlehlgan Gives Her
Sons and Daughters Noble
Opportunity.


81 School dentistry, 1861
"a School Of pharmacy 1917 and homeopathic school, g.
III Total soIs.
1t is nothing new to university IS among
the really great universities of the country
occasionally OF the great CROWN
and especially time when is not ASKING
for Legislative avors.
Al such times the people are inclined askance the
Testimony offered legislative committees reasoning that II
prepared by minds for purpose and that purpose 70
wiring cash from unwilling representatives OF the people
% So now going anything just think tor
have great state university wnere o
ons and daughters may get highest education possible IN
institutions and cost that comes w'tnn
The grasp out every families within the state
thousand young men and women working
4er diplomas the University OF Michigan means
that there will night thousand and women
citizens for their four spent at Ann
Arbor..
1t means that Michigan gamer far and above
my of dollars and cents that sngy or es
{ture may dole
of President Angels upon public oe
Michigan spends meager amount upon ner sea'e
university compared with the of hrstcass batshp nitne
UNITED States navy
We are always willing to pay but what about
The more beneicent of the best kind of peace9
very practical side this discussion of the state
university.
is the possibilities holds for YOUR son. or daugh-
Der. both7
Did you ever consider advantages this great
sutton within the grasp of YOUR chids
higher advantages far that we
hardly begin they within OUR individual grasp
fact that the Of education at the University
Michigan welngh consider the posi-
by sending daughter there for liberal education
Doubtless Of young and about
today would gladly avail themselves OF the ad
vantages they imagined that those
advantages reach few hundred dollars win 60
! long way toward contamination of such ambition
mothers of Michigan figure ask the univer-
and give the best there is in the
way Of education.
To President Angel congratulations that he has remained
the head of the university long enough to the
5000 he began back in
the totals within three figures and
either.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
DinkelspieI on Home SVeps

town yesterday to buy herself a new
hat for Easter und my pocketbook
looks like kind word for Taft In der
presence OF q Hughes delegadon-it
simply amt.
Easter vas nice idea, Looey. nit
der beautiful sentiments vich 60 NIT
1t. und der t'oughts of ba'my spring,
und der brides singing by der vayside,
but Wy should der vimmen's hats
spread DER dark pinions ofer der pic
ture und leave behind dem nuddings
but trail Of empty check books und
punctured bank accounts?
We vas all veil at home NIT der
eggsception dot your leedle brother,
Heinrich. has got new air rife und
der ventilation In our house 10 now
perfect because he has only spared
abouid four panes OF glass in our
whole collection.
Yesterday he vent ouid In der kitch.
en- und asked for fragment of weiner.
schnitzel. und ven der cook refused
him politely but NIT der broom In her
hand he shot a morsel OF her ear OF
und rushed way laughing bitterly.
Der cook Wished to leave at vonce
und hat all der SIMPSONS OF taking der
roof Of der house init her, but your
mother clammed her anger 30 our
bread builder Is still NIT us, chasten.
ed woman. und minus der earring hold.
err on her left listener. but II leedls
Heiney doan'd find carpet tack In hts
porridge some morning den I amt nc
student OF der kind OF human nature
A,t 20 Aav
Uddervise We vas all veil und hap
py.
Yours NIT luff.
d. DINKELsPTEL,
per George v. Hobart.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

49, ri Elm LleOer LcOey.--Ne ndI Tc-
ceifed your Letter from Minnie
sappolis und We vas glat to
heerd IL dot your healt' still
NJ associations NIT you.
u We vas all veil at home NIT der eggs
<epfiun dot hat decisioned to keep a
Rrten dis summer, und much misery
X r eggspected to luff my company.
Ven q man is lifng in der country
<6or idea to keep garten always gets
4 prominence in his brain ven comes
}1er npring-time, und at der same time
lchonerally comes der idea In his neigh
<Aor's mind TO keep chickens init der
}xo1ult dot der man NIT der garten
amends der summer swearing al der
nnn NIT der chickens und der man NIT
Der chickens spends der summer call
~ der man NIT der garfen a horse
Y Yof. ind DER only person dot profits
- Z long1egged Plymouth Rock roost
~ NIT bunch OF incandescent fed
6ors on his ankles.
F We vas all well at home NIT der
Hxepception dot haf decisioned to put
Is tennis court In der back lot tc
&c could der eggsercise remoOf some
'of der surplus acreage ajaycent tc
z nud IN der region OF my equator.
n. You know. Looey. in all der history
~ criminal churisprudence nuddings
- qvite 50 quaint az to see fat old
IAN IN q yfte cotton suit and perspi
<nfion chasing leedle rubber ball ofel
NJ suburban property for der purpose
" getting thin und dareby Citing him
|ne1f = appetite like a horse for del
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
CHAPTER XXI.
And the Cards Are Dealt.

Arnold listened in admiration To
the girls questions and her telling
filings at the bigoted stand George was
taking. But Ernest was anything but
pleased over her bold declarations
At each remark she made he fdgeted
about and tried to signal TO Laura and
his mother to change the subject.
"a girl who behaves as this Eng.
lish girl did in America"--begaE
George.
May have been only thoughtless,
or at the worst. foolish" interrupted
Eleanor.
mo, my dear. don't you think IT.
as bad az they make them" He was
very positive In this assertion, and all
the while he was thinking how freq
from all suspicion his little Jane was.
Suppose Il were some one in your
own house, your sister. for instance"
suggested Eleanor. Wouldn't you
give her chanceg"
MOI" almost shouted George. "she
wouldn't deserve II. I'd throw her
out OF my house. neck and crop"
Right you are!" chimed In Ernest,
while Arnold gave an exclamation OF
contempt.
NO, Mr.. Saunders" insisted Eiean.
or quietly; you'd forgive her II sho'd
only been guilty OF folly
I'D see her. Georges hlgh
moral code was beginning TO 60 on
the rampage. So was Eleanors love
for her sister, as well as her idea OF
fairness toward women in misfortune.
6Te 10 ce,tsnses)
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
Her Sister
by.
}. NJ. LoUGHBoRoUGH

returned George with a blum display
OF pride. lust q bit OF the roast beef
of old England a little underdone. But
I'm full OF red blood and I'm dressed
up without any fancy sauces. I like
what / do like and don't what l don't.
and / took TO you, my dear, at once.
Peertng at her closely. he continued:
You've quite a look OF someone T.
hang II all, can't keep II a secret
any longer. Mary--Arnold-come
over here. Ernest, and back me up.
rm-Pm-going TO be married."
After the demonstration that fol-
lowed this blunt confession had sub
sided. Ernest asked for the name OF
the girl.
The sweetest little lady you ever
saw" replied George. Her names
Miss Hammond"
And you're very fond OF herr" ask
ed Eleanor with deep feeling.
She owns me-" answered George.
"And she owns the whole business.
too. already. And I'll buy her South
Africa before | get through. il she
wants 1t. when we get out there"
I'm glad TO hear It," said Eleanor.
You'll both be SO happy
She's a smart little lady" pursued
George. II was going TO ask ErnesSs
advice about my clothes. but l think
I'll ask yours instead. Missy ! ex-
pect you put that flower in his coat
for him"
"Of course did" responded Elean-
OF.
A Bit Of Repartee.
And with a kiss, I'll bet" said
George. expectantly.
mo, with a pin." retorted Eleanor,
and every one save Laura Herriard
laughed merrily. Don't you want
one, too?"
Now, come" begged Laura. do tell
us what more the paper says.
Il really don't think we ought to
discuss that before Miss Anderson, :"
inter2osed Mrs. Buckley.
Discuss WHAT" asked Eleanor.
Now you've aroused my curiosity"
"Thsak YOU" said George, We were
going to gee what the paper said about
An English girl who misbehavai her
self in American.
"Oh. yes" observed Eleanor. II
know. IL must be terrible to be hound
ed down like that poor girl"
Poor girl" repeated George, rails.
ing his eyebrows. and lapsing back
into the Purftanical atmosphere that
he had abandoned when he entered
Grangeworth MY dear, don't like
to hear that from you. This poor girl.
as you call her. is not deserving OF
your sympathy"
How do you know replied Elean-
or calmly. How do you know sic
isn't perfectly innocent in the whole
matterg'
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS
A SUBSCRIBER.

Congressman DENLY says there is
nothing TO the stories that he will be
given foreign diplomatic post. He
win be candidate for reelection to
congress and expects to have no op-
position in his own party.
John J. knight was elected chair
man Of q big Tenth ward Republican
meeting held Saturday evening in the
home OF Charles Suffer. No. $40 Sew
enteenfh-st. The NEXT club meeting
viii be held in the home Of William
Kisnley IN two vssts
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
Bottom Of Shaft
Next TO Paying Matter
Instead OF Top Of Column, Next
TO Reading Matter-Risht Way
to Read a Nine


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All this
only ere s Gss m aas q ORE
Hs m latest nd s a s nS S
Mexican Central pulls
crushed jgged
ddingly
sharing basis guarantee OF certain OF richness
company with the
Mexican
gge angudly
everything
by wnda
OF
phg
those
Just now IL IL that the Of
with him when he drops
of the
premises of
ana Understanding
sat down Elmer The
one sentiment
hbeyseeker
nner OF another offering the
bearing their commissions and
by the stun You'll find the
Fellows combine hardihood
definite
umDron Barbara
Michigan
ana the OF their
the forces at the front
of
SHAFT immediately
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

In the resourcefulness OF this romantic
hero, Nine. de Noyan asks him to
rescue her husband. task which, be.
Ing what he is. for love OF adventure
and the lady. he readily undertakes.
IL would be unfair to the reader to
tell the remainder OF the story with
it's weIl-constructed plot and many
surprises. The author is a writer OF
unusual gifts, possessed of a style
which holds the closest attention Of
the reader. There Is much pleasure
In store for those who shall take up
the book
CA. c. McClurg & Co., Chicago:
sons, Detroit)
THE Heart of Child" by Frank
Dandy, the author OF several we'll
known stories. is an account of the
early career of Sally Snap. a girl of
the London slums, who passed through
many exciting experiences on her
way up In society until the time when
she became Lady Kidderminster, and
took her place as an element OF good
in the community. preserving through
all of her experiences the heart OF a
child, which gives title TO the book.
The chiId-like heart of the heroine is
rather difficult to believe In. but the
story Is interesting, the characters
have something to say and say It
swell
macmillan Co., New York; Mac
,auley Bros. Sheehan's and Hudson's,
Detroit, $780,
THE Master Criminal" q. Sidney
Paternoster, the noted English nov
elist, has been on trip
to the underworld Of crime to study
types. He went In disguise and not
as a condescending traveller looking
for curiosities or novelist in search
of raw material. He apparently Min
ed the gang and found out how Ms
friend actually lived. They We're
thieves, sluggers, burglars, safe crack
ers even murderers and men OF ev-
ery sort OF criminal life, and women.
too. He makes his hrst report of his
lessons and impressions In his new
novel. "The Master Criminal" II is
hard to see how any novel can be
more crowded with stirring incident
OF adventure. struggle. escape, trag-
edy. romance and even tender affec-
ton than this thriller OF Mr.. Paternos-
ter's. It is written In the most con.
vincins manner. for every incident
carries the sense OF its reality and the
pages OF the book are vibrant With
life as seen by this detective genius.
IL 10 strikingly interesting ~voismcs
such characters as LINTON Hora, In
spector Kenly. Myra Hora and Meri
Marvenel are too vivid In their paint
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

ing to be less than names OF genuine
personalities. The book is well illus
trated by Charles j. Post and sold at
as cents. 1t is bound In cloth. well
printed and good piece of bookmak-
ing.
Couples & Leon Co, New York;
Macauley Bros, Sheehan's and Hud-
sons, Detroit)
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
What Society Is Doing

Mrs. Abby Schnell BurnelI will tell
the story OF the life OF high caste
Hindu woman, Wednesday evening, In
the First Congregational church.
The young people of the First Con
gregational church will give a play
In the chapel Tuesday evening. the
proceeds from the sale of seats to be
used. In the church work.
Tho following participated In the
concert training class in the Ganapol
music studios Friday: Mrs. Albert
Steinbrecher, Miss Sadie Himelhoch.
Miss Helen Blitz. Miss Hilda Lichten.
stein and Miss Grace Draper.
The Monday evening educational
concert In connection with the
Schwankovsky studio course will be
given by William Lerchen. baritone.
Sidney N. Lagatree, mandolinist. and
F. J. SPONTANEOUSLY, Jr., apolloist.
The music Of Beethoven and Mendels.
sohn will be studied.
NEW YORK, April 20.--One hun.
dred and fifty Tulsa boomers" arrived
here from Baltimore. They will I'm.
press effete New Workers. with the
virility Of the city OF Tulsa. Okla
which has five railroads. extensive
coal mines and unlimited quantities
Of natural gas.
Although they had planned for bin
wedding In June. Clarence w. Allen.
young grocer at No. 1927 Wood.
ward-ave.. and Miss Caroline r. War.
rem. of No. ~ Woodland-ave.. decided
to quietly steal away from their
friends, and SO the knot was tied bv
the Rev. j. ID. Mcdonald. OF Highland
Park Presbyterian church Saturday
night.
-
Mrs. w. A. c. Miller will hold tba
first Of her wedding receptions Mon
day afternoon In the Boyer home. No
631 Woodward-ave. She will be as-
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Walter
Carleton Bond. OF Toledo
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

ing up jails. etc. And then strike a
balance and let US zee how you come
out. What you find true of Detroit
is correspondingly true of all other
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

More than FIVE thousand stu
dents are this year pursuing
work in the University of Mich
igar1
According to the official re-
turns, this number is divided as
follows among the various de-
partments:
Literary department. 1895;
Engineering school. 1888;
Law school, 7eI;
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

SANTA BARBARA, Old Mexico.
April 14.--It Is easier to read one OF
Tom Lawsons fearfully and won
derfully written epistles TO the Dead
easyans than II is TO read a mining
proposition ION the place" You see
the postal service doesn't bring the
mine. TO you in the morning or even;
ing prints. You have 10 go to where
the Almighty located it--in this in
stance pretty well removed from De-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20
y GEORGE v. HOBART.

|H n Elm Lieber Lcoey:--Ve hat re-
|kv ceifed your Letter from Minnie
sappolis und We vas giat to
heerd IL dot your healt' Still
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

Mrs. Abby Schnell Burnell will tell
the story OF the life OF high caste
Hindu woman, Wednesday evening. Ia
the First Congregational church.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-20

The young people of the First Con-
gregational church will give a play
In the chapel Tuesday evening. the
proceeds from the sale of seats to be
used. In the church work.