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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
rsy Telegraph to The r,4buns

Newport, R. l.. Aug is-Four players will compose
the American challenging team for the Davis inter
national cup They will be the present national
champion in the singles. William Aynar Larned:
Beais C Wright. a former champion: Frederick B.
Alexander and Harold H. Hackett. DR.. James
dwight, OF Boston. president OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association, made this an
nouncement this afternoon as the selections of the
committee OF which he is the chairman. All of the
players are said to be ready to make the trip &c
Australia in the event of the Americans winning
the preliminary matches against the English chal-
lenging team.
DR.. Dwight said that he wa. cabling TO the Eng
lsh Lawn Tennis Association and also to Australia
Of the selections. necessary for him 10 DO
according TO the rules. He expects that ]. c.. NJ.
Ritchie and J. c. Parke will sail from England the
latter part OF this month and will arrive in this
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Alec Smith Engaged By the
WukdgW Country Club.

Ale, Snosh one Of the most prominent profes-
sonal golfers in the country. has been engaged by
The Nykagyl Country Club TO Ill the place recently
,aoated by Seymour Dunn This announcement
zil come as e keen surprise TO many of the fol-
lowers Of the game. it was generally believed
that Smith would be loath to sever his connection
With the Nassau County Club, where he has been
engaged for the last eight years
Ever since Dunn departed from Wykasyl, more
taan a month ago, a number of the prominent
pros have been after the place Only week
ago Alec Smith and his brother VIII played an
exhibition match at Wykagyl. and IT was then in
tiulated that possibly VIII had become tired Of his
Mexican engagement and stood ready to settle down
once more IN the States. In the match in question
Alec defeated his brother by I'D.
A. the national open championship TO be held
Niyopis on August q and Is Alec Smith VIII be
q the favorites- The last time the event
decided here in 1e15 he finished second 10 VIII
Anderson and over the same course in 1901 Smith
only missed landing the title after play-of of a
with Anderson. The formers greatest achieve
ments were recorded in 1so6, when he won both the
national and Western open championships and
then annexed the Eastern Professional Golfers AS
sociation title
The NutIev Golf Club is the latest organization
of its kind spring into existence. and according
10 plans announced. the club will have a nine-hole
course. extending from Sd. River and Chestnut
streets. across Passaic avenue 10 Avondale Road.
some ten years there iourishing
Shortly afterward its members, becoming ambitious
70 have an 1S-hoIe course formed the YoUntakah
Country Club. and afterward left the old site for
The new. about mile further north. The original
course vas then abandoned.
Chadwick Sawyer has shaved another stroke from
MS record the Salisbury links at Garden City
Ills latest effort. made in q four-baH match.
suited in q. the creditable from the fact
that he began with q the first hole. He went
o1t II IS and returned in 81.
freak shots constantly being recorded these
snort fifth hole in The hole Fox Hills
lis hole is Sss yards The 2S5-yard ninth was also
mace in two. a mashie being used for the second
En0t.
Jerome D. Travers, the national amateur cham
l'on, who has not appeared in public since the
"ykagyl tournament, is keeping II practice with
occasional rounds at Montclsir. The other day he
ieeled OF two rs. He frequently spends an hour
quitting with Tom Anderson, the professional Snd
although old Tom IS pretty good the short
game he is always glad TO break even with
Jerry
A professional record OF 70 for the links Of
the Sound Beach Golf Club has been established
oS Bob" PEBBLES. he went out in 81 and home in
% Probably his most brilliant effort this season
vas made during the round IN question when he
hoied the zzo-yard ninth in 3
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
TICTORY FOR QUAKERS.
Beat Derbyshire EleUen Easily an
Game an England.
fRy Gable to The Tribune ]


Derby. England. Aug. 1S-The team representing
the Gentlemen of Philadelphia the twelfth
game OF its tour here to-day when 1t defeated
the Derbyshire eleven by nine wickets- The home
players made 4 much better showing than in yes
terday's play. but unable to avert defeat. the
American bowling proving too much for them.
Warren made top score of the day with fine inn
ings of 43. Wright scored "a, and closely fol-
lowed by Needham with 3S, while Iawton CON
tributed q. The team UP total Of 1s5 before
being disposed Of King, although not quite as
successful with the ball in the first innings.
captured five wickets for IS runs W. H Sayen took
four for a, and Hordern secured none, although IS
runs were scored from him
Needing seventeen runs TO win, F A. Greene and
c. H Winter went in for the Americans Winter
disposed of, leg before wicket. but Gresne
and Sayen made the necessary runs. The next
match will be played at Motifs against the strong
Nottingham eleven beginning on Thursday. The
totals were; Derbyshire, rs and 1s5; Gentlemen of
Philadelphia, 247 and Il for wicket.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
POLO AT NEWPORT.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Newport. r. L, Aug. 1S-The second games for
the Brenton Reef and the Westchester Polo Club
cups played at the Westchester Polo Club
this afternoon. In the first New Haven defeated
Myopia Freebooters u TO 3A. while in the other
match Bryn Mawr beat Myopia first team 1211
to l. Though both matches were one-sided. there
was considerable interest and the play fast
at times.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
The score follows:

-Eatted Gibson IN inning
4Batted for Leiheld IN the tenth inning
+Batted Tuckey In the ninth inning
Boston o i D o o q o =
Pittsburg -. ....-.-..O o o 2 o o o o o %
Two-base hts-Clarke. Dahen. Beaumont Three-bass
hit-Leach- run-Thomas. Hits-Of Willis. II in
eight and one-Lhrd innings. or Lsifeid. in one and
tIothird innings: or Tuckey, IN eight innings on
Dorner, 2 two Sacrifice hits-AbbatcchiO.
Browne. Rtchey, Tuckey. Double plays-Wagner and
AbbaticchiO; Tuckey, Ddhlen and McGann; Dahlen.
Ritchey and McGann Left bases-Pittsburg. a;
Boston. First balls-Of Tuckey, s. on Willis
!. Hit by pitcher McGann. by Leiheld- Struck out
by Tuckey. l: by Willis 2; by IAeheld- Time-1:5o-
Unnpire-EEnslie-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BEATING FOR PIRATES.
Boston Helps the Giants by HIN
ming Ten-Inning Game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Pfttsburg.
Philadelphia Louis
at Chicago
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, 81 Chicago, 3.
Boston 4; Pfttsburg, 2 ue inninxs).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ATTEMPT TO SWIM CHANNEL FAILS.

London, Aug 1s-Of the many attempts TO swim
the English Channel, none has come nearer in re-
sulting in success than that made yesterday by t
w Burgess the blacksmith swimmer. Burgess
was corupelled 10 give UP his attempt within
one mile OF Cape Grisnez the coast OF France,
because of the adverse tide. He remained In the
water for twenty hours and eleven minutes, and
as 1t would have been necessary for him 10 stay
in the water another six or hours, awaiting
n turn of the tide enable him To reach the
French shore he gave mp the effort
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
DR. LAsKER VICTOR IN EIRsT GAME.

Dusseldorf, Aug. 1s-Dr- Emanuel Lsasker, Of New
York the worlds chess champion, the victor
in the first game of the chess match Of eight games
,lp between him and DR. TsTrasch. of Nuremberg.
for tho chs mpionship of the world. which was
finished to-day. pr. tasker won the fifty-hfth
move.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WASHINGTON, 3; ST. LOUIS. >.

At Washington: r q q
St Louis II . O-S II
Observation-Disclosures Gates and Street: ST.
Louis Bailey and Stephens Umpires-Hurst and
COunOIly
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
DETROIT
Totals --. .s5 10 q ID 1

.Batted for Blair IN The ninth inning
Detroit. .-.-...--.--..----.. 0 er
New York y v y U " U 1 u -
Tvyo,-bass hits-Hsnphiu. Moriarity Cobb. Rossrrzn
Three-base hit-CObb Hits-OT HOgg. 3 IN 9 inningys
Orth IN innings on Summers. IN Z ID innings
pIavs-Cnase and Bail: schaefer Coughin.
Scha nd BOSNIAN baseS-Detrott, 9. New
York 4. First balls-OH Hogx I: or Donovan.
o: or L First base errors-Dscroirs q
New York. L Hit BY pitcher-By Summers. L Serucc
.: Orth. l. by Donovan. - By Sum
mers z wild pftches-HOgs. . Tims-1:Jo Umpire
SIcnrzf lin
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Troy 2; Binghamton. L
Albany. :; Syracuse. o.
Scranton s: Utica g.
Elnira, 8: Wilkes-Barre. 90 innings).
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bridgeport. g: New Haven, 2
Holyoke 5: Meriden 9 90 innings.
New Britain. 5: Springfield, 2
Waterbury 5; Hartford. 2 (1st game).
Waterbury, o; Hartford. cd game).
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP DATE

Saturday, September L. is the date set by
the Metropolitan Track and Field Championship
committee for the 1908 senior metropolitan cham
pionships. They will be held at Travers Island the
home OF the New York Athletic Club. where the
junior events were held some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
PHILADELPHIA, 7, CHICAGO. 2.

At Philadelphia r h z.
Philadelphia ..---.-----0 1-I .
Chicago ..-..............O o o 0 o. 10 81
Patteries-Philadelphia vickers and schreck:
Chicago. Smith and Sullivan: Manuel, Owen and
shaw characterization and Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BOSTON. g. CLEVELAND. 2

At Boston r n 4
Boston .--...---.0 Ks >
Batteries-Boston CIcOtte and Carrizan; Clsvs
land Rhoades and Bernis- Cmpire-Evsns-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
PHILADELPHIA, 8; CHICAGO, 3.

At Chicago: p II z.
Chicago ..............-..0 2 0 0 1 e3 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sparks and Doom: Chi
cago. Lundgren, Frazer and king. Umpires-Fig-
Ter and ODay.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

THE EEL PAGES FAST.
Makes Nc1C Record at Poughheeps'e
Track TN Grand Circuit.

Poughkeepse. n. T.. Aug. 1s-The feature OF the
opening day OF the Grand Circuit meeting at the
Hudson River Driving Park to-day was the zls
pace. In the first heat OF which The Eel went In
2:G1z which beat the track record. the horse
own record. and the fastest mile paced In the
Grand Circuit this year. The Eefs chief COM
petitor George Gano.
The first heat a great race between these
two horses to the three-ousrter pole. the nrst
quarter being made in o29z.. the half in 0osis and
the three-quarters in 13114 It then that the
Gano horse began slacken speed. and The Eel
won eased UP in 2o2l.- The Eel won the second
and third heats IN 2o and 2As the last quarter Of
thesecond heat being paced in o2s11.
Jack Leyburn won the zoo trot with compare
tive ease. after losing the first heat through
break after the word given This heat
went to Locust Jack. being the first heat he has
this year, and reducing his record from Eli
to 2:0s1z Geers the 21s trot with Loyal. after
losing the first heat TO Raf1es.
The summaries follow:
TRoTTING-2:oe cI.Ass-THE QUEEN CITY PURSE
s2ooo-Two IN THREE HEATS.
Jack Ieyburn ch- e. by Altro-Ieyburn Grady. 1
Locust Jack. e. e. (McHsnry)- -.--.-.--....-.--.
Margaret O.. b m Davis. :
Sterling Mckinney. Br h. tGeersj. 5
Mss ia,' Adbeu. g b M, cIeDonaid5 dis
Time. 2:os1s s27o7A. se:07A
PACING-2:16 CLASS-THE NELSON PURSE. $500
THREE IN FIVE HEATS.
The Eel. q. h. by GaTnboIier-John l. (icEwen) I I
George Gano. b. h Coz l-------.--.--.-
Halle Direct Ell fima' m aSa9a sSsaaesTS eos aoe.
TROTTING2:16 CI-Ass-THE AssAR PURSE. 1880
-THREE IN FIVE HEATS
LOYAL. b; h by BoreaI-eeviian (Geer'>--.-3
s75:s; s:4s:;. e. 4 sSi5;5: i
Minnie en- FINE. sA2fRHaa. 2ifi Z. 2:ioss 2:1S a:1is
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
DETROIT In THE CORN
GETS TURN At YANKEES.
Champions Find the Going Easy
and Add One to List of Tictor7ess


Detroit % New York
a Philadelphia
at Washington
Cleveland a Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. a. New York. g.
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago. 3
Boston, g.: Cleveland 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Baseball To-day T. M-Americsn League Park.
= Detroit
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

witt, I 121 members on its rolls the New Jersey
Auton,obfle and Motor Club is the second
largest club in America. The Automobile Club Of
America stands first
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Tie Long Island Automobile Club has just
issued a year book, which contains about every
thing concerning the club that any one Is likely
TO need 1t is Il handy little book, bound in cloth
and e1nbeished with a frontispiece containing the
photographs of the present officers and of the city
and country cubhouses.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

was With q
Acs = world Of early speed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

'Rsn away three miles and hatf md wal
Golconda tired Lord stanhops had no excuses
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

As indication Of its esteem, the Studebaker
Company is presenting TO each of the plucky driv-
ers who assisted in taking the army dispatch car
from this city 10 Fort Leavenwortt. Kansas, a
solid gold watch. These watches will be presented
next Tuesday at the studebaker showroorns.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19


[ ufentar her and I'm
rurJo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
The Turf.
empire CITY RACES

lsLArgese DeAisnU Nsw -
ID Hard Aueas n 60
WorA--
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

new professional record OF 70 for the links Of
the Sound Beach Golf Club has been established
by Bob" PEBBLES. He went out in 81 and home in
. Probably his most brilliant effort this season
vas made during the round IN question, when he
hoied the zeo-yard ninth in 8
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

freak shots are constantly being recorded these
days Not long since an Arsdaie golfer made the
snort fifth hole in one The first hole az Fox Hills
Vas recently made fn two q drive and cleek.
lis hole is Sss yards. The 2S5-yard ninth was also
MADE in two. a mashie being used for the second
EhOt.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
RESULTS OF GAMES VI

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Fred J Wagner. the well known and popular
starter of the American Automobile Association
who injured in an automobile accident two
weeks ago, at his Office yesterday He went
under another examination IN The morning, and it
learned that a bone IN his left foot was
broken and that 1t would have to be put in a
plaster cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19


Won easily
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Motorists are responding in large numbers TO the
Invitations sent ont by Harry S Houpt to an
illustrated lecture the New York-to-Paris race.
which will be given by OrreI a. Parker, chairman
OF the entertainment committee. at the Automobile
Club OF America tomorrow night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
SCHOOL TEACHER
and Coffee Drinking.

Many good people are 10th to give
up coffee, even though they admit
that 1T is doing them harm. because
they fear that nothing else in the way
Of hot beverage Will satisfy them.
a school teacher says:
81 always enjoyed coffee for break
fast. The day seemed lost without It,
But in time | began TO experience bad
results from its use. | grew very
nervous and lost flesh and finally was
Frustrated by complete nervous
breakdown. Then / was compelled to
abandon the use OF coffee.
II adopted Postum as my hot bev.
erage at breakfast. Have been using
II for more than two years My health
Is restored and | am able TO take an
interest in life once more.
MY whole family, children and all.
drink Postum. and we all thrive and
keep healthy on IT, Il is TO us a de.
lightfu drink. delicious and tempting
and with none OF the harmful effects
that usually followed the use OF coffee
The choicest brands OF Java and
Mocha. offered free. would not tempt
us to quit the use Of Postum"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich. There's a reason
Read the little book, The Road "a
MELVILLE" In pkgs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
YOUNG MEN, DON
co TO AMERICA
OFFICIAL BERLIN NEWSPAPER so
ADVISES THOSE HOPING FOR
WORK HERE

BERLIN. June 1O.-"Keep away
from America"
Such is the warning which the Of.
fetal Berliner Corresponding gives
solemnly to young Germans thinking
OF going to the United States In hope
OF becoming clerks in business houses.
The newspaper says visit to Amer
ica during the unfavorable conditions
there can be only beneficial to those
young men who have money and who
aim to extend their knowledge AID 10
increase their proficiency in their spe-
cial branches OF business. uBt those
Berliners who have little or no ready
money are strongly advised not 10 go
to America now.
The Corresponding points out that
the American law which forbids work.
ingmen whose services have been
contracted for abroad to enter ;he
country applies also to clerks. More
over, ii Is not customary In the Unit
ed States TO engage clerks and bust
ness assistants by correspondence. So
the German clerk or young business
man who goes to America takes a
long chance. Not only does the sup
PLY of clerks and assistants greatly
exceed the demand but most Ameri-
can firms object to employing for
eigners. The note Of warning" ends
thus
Generally speaking. the prospects
OF the clerk or business assistant are
not better than they are In Germany.
The average wages paid In America
are not higher than those paid in Ger
hn ~ iu.
Ing there. Only in the best posts are
the Salaries relatively higher than in
Germany The conditions OF work are
more agreeable in many respects than
in Germany; the working hours are
shorter, but nothing is known In Am
erica OF the many provisions OF the
German commercial code In the inter
ests OF employees in business houses,
and that employees can be dismissed
In the United States at any moment
without notice"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
BUSINESSES CASE
AGAINST FR|TCH
COURT RINGS DOWN CURTAIN ON
TRAGIC DEATH OF EDITH
PRESLEY.

The curtain was rung down, Tues
day morning, on the sad tragedy
which had for its theme the death Of
Edith A. Presley. proofreader for the
state senate. year ago last April
With the briefest formality and with
out the presence of even the defend
ant or his attorney, Judge Connolly,
on motion OF Assistant Prosecutor
Frank ID. Eaman. entered an order OF
nolle prosequi in the case OF Or
George A. Frttch. charged with hav
ing performed the criminal operation
that resulted in Miss Presleys death
Rep. Charles E. Ward, OF Bancroft.
an intimate friend Of the Presley girl
was tried on a similar charge. but
the prosecution was unable TO connect
him with the operation and Judge
Connolly directed a verdict OF rot
guilty. The quashing OF the case
against DR. Fritch followed largely as
matter OF course as one case was
dependent on the other 10 great ex-
tent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

ny in il the tim Comes frm
Pain hebo
Coffee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
MACCABEES LINE UP
FOR HEAVY BATTLE

Modern Maccabees by the hundred
are coming into Detroit on their way
TO the Great Camp which is to be held
in Toledo, running from Tuesday
evening to Friday or Saturday. II is
expected that the steamer Greyhound
will be loaded 10 her capacity with
Bees on their way TO Toledo this aft
ernoon.
The great contest is in regard TO the
election of great commander. Maj ~
S. Boynton, Of Port Huron, has held
the Office since he founded the order
20 years ago. He is ~ years OF age
now, and the executive committee
plans TO elect George S. Lovelace, of
Muskegon, in his place. II they sue.
coed. Boynton will be retired on a
comfortable salary as past commander.
The Lovelace men claim an over
whelming majority, but Boynton's
supporters figure TO stampede the con-
vention by personal appeal.
The anti-Boynton men will offer an
amendment 10 take the appointive
power with regard TO organizers from
the great commander and vest II In
/ the executive committee. Boynton has
/ proposed an amendment. calling for
monthly assessments instead OF as
sessments on call.
/ II is conceded that A. VI. Stay. of
/ Port Huron, will be reelected great
record keeper; n. j. Whaley. OF Flint,
great finance keeper; DR.. T. Sleneau,
/ OF Port Huron, great medical examin-
ef. and 8. ID Williams, OF Detroit,
great editor.
The Boynton-men have slate for
members OF the executive committee
which includes: George Prue, Detroit;
]. Earl Brown. st, Johns; DIR. Lenfesty
Mt. Clemens! w r. Kendrick, Sag
NAV: A. VI. Fleischauer, Reed City
L.. e. he nh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

MENOMINEE, Mich, June o.
Especially The coroners jury has
brought In a verdict Of accidental kill
Ing in the case of Peter Budkawitch.
who was shot dead by a charge from
gun in the hands of his friend,
Machilinski. who was examining IL.
Both had sought refuge from a storm
In shanty and Machilinski had found
the gun hanging on the wall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
"Younq Steve" Brodie Dead.

NEW YORK, June 9.-"Young
Steve" Brodie. son OF the famous
bridge jumper who died down south
from consumption. several years ago.
Is dead. A few days ago. Young
Steve, who had run through his pat
rimony, was picked IN in the gutter
on the Bowery. in a state Of collapse
from acute alcoholism
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

II you don't heed the cry Natures hin you may
the trouble will get and better until you either quit
the coffee habit which the you develop fixed organic
disease that may carry you down.
1t is the finest possible quite eoee and get we'll
Health is the exquisite fun earth
1t is quit coffee when you have choice wemade
Postum delicious hot beverage with the deep seal brown OF
strong coffee that changes rich golden brown when
is added Then you have crisp coffee snap and flavor
all its The reeved~o the old hurt OF the
poisonous Caffeine of coffee and in its place feed the
food elements in Postum which quickly rebuild
the and exhausted cells destroyed
Coffee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
suppressed Divorce suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce we're
fled Tuesday by Bessie VS.. Jesse H.
Beerman; Clare VS.. John S Hubbard,
and Susan VS.. Frank S. Lester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
Three FOREIGN Banks Suspend.

PTTTSBURG, June Sowing to the
withdrawal Of cash by 10000 persons
about to return TO their former homes
in Europe, the foreign banking houses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
ID Killed in Rome Wrek.

ROME. June s-Fohtteen persons
we're killed and 60 hurt in the wreck
OF a pilgrims train at the Rocapietra
station. today. An engine crashed
into its rear. telescoping three cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
TO GERMANY TO SAVE SIGH

MUSHROOM. Mich, June y.-(Spe
cialD-In the hope of having his eye
sight restored. Chas. NJ Hackley, OF
Muskegon, will this month leave for
Germany to visit famous eye special
lists. He was iniured'in dynamite ex
plosion at his lumber camps.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10
Reduced Rates, Chicago and Return
via. Michigan Central.

Account Republican Convention,
tickets at very low rates for the
round trip will be sold June l3'l4,l5
and &c: limited for return June 9th.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

of Peter Rutsek. at Uniontown
Brownsville and Connellsville, Pa.
have suspended.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

rove them by 10 days trial. UT
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GA g. q II IA.
rsr,h. 1Ihs Kind You Nam twsys Bosst
' g.: !; are &H2Zzzs@
Grand Trunk Railway System,
Sunday, June 14th.


All points .................., Sl.OO
Special train. 1880 a. IN. City Ticket
office, 124 Woodward.ave. Telephone
VI. SO. =
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There is no hope for the man who
declines 10 give himself a square
deal