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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03
Gen SUB a,ni Ben sserien

batte Seiie 9. Morris bon Clippers
So, i'm 8riibiabr 1906. ST iagt.
Gin gneuntonia=@nfon binterlief
bei mir iold)e Shmd1e nno iolder
Suiten, oaB meme Sreunoe erflarten.
Die Sbminoiudt batte mid; Der Sol
uar auf meme Serieh Nun nltro(
mir Or. Sings Neue g~ntbedlng 81
nebnlen aeraten. Sic balf iofort,
5peieinbqlb Sloiden furierten mid
lno ih fano, oaB iie bas bette Weittel
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leioen." @arantiert 51 baben Bel
Moolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn & So.
so Cts. uno 81. Grobeflai6e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03
@anidem.

Jue0rl6 Niiderts lf)Dne Mort
gtrpas uiiniben uno perlangeiL ct.
mas boffen muB oas 9er5, geben utts
Elm Hedt gum @iiniden. ltnl
@iini6en mie Streben oeden iib red)1
gutnrnit 3nfrieoenbeit; bettn oiele
foitlide Sugeno, Die bas 2eben 10
beridont uno 10 reid ma6t, lit nidt
etpa Die elei6eiltige &eiignotion oes
@reiienalters, Die Ga ipriht, ib miiIt-
Idle fir mid ni1ts mebr; 1ie if
aud nidt Die 5robIidfeit Der Sim
oeriabre, Die poaailf @eniise finoet
IN ibren Spleen, mo- Die 8bantaiie
aus ben @ebilben zines Sanobou-
fens mirflihe Shloiier uno @drten
eriteben ldbt. Nod uenieer lit tie Die
aalte uno 8erbitterung zines bonn
Sbifial bart gepriiften @er5ens, Dos
iagt: SD babe feinen @rnid,
oenn mas niiBte er mir audi; mir
l1ngIiidsfinb lit bod nod peniges
bon meinen 8iiniden erfiillt NOR
6en!"
4h, es fam ouf Green mobl
fmsm ein ioldes @liifsfino geben,
Dem ale @iinite uno SrGllme@ irf-
liffeit piiroen; Dem Groenbeapob-
ner bleiben immer, ipenn er idon orl
3iele angelanst lit, nod @iinide
iibrig, uno fait auf iebes Meniden-
loos fonnen Sbiller's @orte onge-
uenoet meroen:
uSn oenS 5em idifft nit tauienoWta-
item Der Singing,
Still ailf serettetem Boot treibt in oen
9afen Der @reis."
uno Dor all5u groBen Gripartungell
nno 9offnnngen moge uns oas @ort
beipabren: ogs miro 10 peniees BON
lutleren Sraumen, nno oieies menige
nur balb erfii1t."
God oiirfen mir besbolb imnter
getroit ipeiter miiniden, MIR 5upor be-
o%enfen, oh es aud feline Sorbeiten
illlo, nod oenen infer 8erlangen
ltebt. Sbne @iiniden fein Streben,
nro geraoe oas perleibt Dem Meniden
gefrieoignns. ODER lit es etpa Cor
belt, tpenn mir unlere Mrbeit nit
erfolg gefront ieben, oos ,3iel unieres
Strebens erreiden modten; tpenn
mir @eiun0beit, bieien groBten iroi-
ihen &eidtum, nenll mir treue
5reunoe 81 beiisen tpiini9ell Die
nns beriteben uno in 3eiten Ser
Srmbial uns nidt berloIIen?
Sol6es @iinihen miro niemono
tbori6t ODER perlperfli6 finoen; oenn
es fommt aus einem 5ufrieoenen
Semitic, oas fiiblt uno ipridt:
ngis bierber bat Der Serr geboIfen,
er miro audi ipeiter belfen; er miro
nod manfen @lni6 gepabren uno
ilno mande Soffnung erfiiaell.
9arum mollen mir nit &iidert
iugen:
g8leif bon unbegren5tem Sebnen
Wie entfernt bon TRIGGER Stub
Willie iif) mein 2e6en oebnen
Wle ein Strom Dem Weere an"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03
etaat pbto, ZoIeDo,
9ueas geuntb, 80.

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Tranr 3. Gteneb befffsorf, oab er
Der dItere 4nrtner Der Sfrula s. 8. gbeneb
unb Go. III. weI6e @ef6dffe In Der stabi
zoIebo. In obeneennnntem Uountb unb staate.
ttut. uno bab befaete Strusa bic Suurule bon
efubunbert DoIIar1 fit ieben Sau
bon aatarrb be5abIen tpirb, Der burm ben
0etrdu@ bon 5aIIs aatnrrbsau { ni6i
gebeiIf tueroen Tam.
Granf 8. Gbeneb.
BE4iporen bon mir unb inter
f1rieben in utetner Gegentuari
an 8. September u 9. 80.
GiegeI,
u. %. @Ienfon, 5ffeutIi9er Solar.
5aHs aatarrtsaur tpfrs fnnerIi6 aenon1'
men nnb iptrft bireft auf bas HInt nnb bic
f4Ietutiaen OberfId6en bes ebfteus. 2abt
Gn1 8euenihe fret suf6tden.
8. 8. gbenet unb g, zoIebo, 8.
Nerfuuft bon aIen Npotbeiern, 75c.
San's GanliItensNiIer finb bic beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03
C. H.. CUNNINGHAM,

2I7 0orb Shores = StraBe. gebroudte
W6bel tperben eefouft, pertauit um-
aetaniht. @enn Shr M6bel, Betten,
Oefen HorseGan,. @ias. ooer SIehtuaren
o6er 6aushaltunesartifel btauht, iprebt
Dor. Weine 8relie iinb bic n%ieorieIten.
Aufriebenbeit %aarantiert Spesialitat:
8ermietnn3 bon MbbeIn uno Splbina.
@bnir8. NeueS YelephDn 1910.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03
Gin sranm BON Glpiinm.

Dir traumt, iJ mar geitprben
ltn6 int GIpinm;
Ses Sanbes grpkc SGter
Sic 9ingem bort bernm.
Sic finb 81 mir gefummeit,
flnb frugen mid, anf Chr:
@te es benn 9~eutsntage
SIM 2anb ber Sreibeit iuir'.
Spd mic i'd es beridtet,
9a idiittclm fie bas 9anpt,
nnb mad1ten erufte Mienen
ttnb bnben's faiint geglaubt.
WeDrge Wai9ingtur, Der meinte:
,gSie fam has mjgltf feiu,
SaR bas bic Gnfelfinber
Bon ben 8enpien ntcin.
Die iidj per6ieten laifen
Gen Grant, Der ibucn idmeft,
Mpnah in n~ni'ren Eagem
Die Singer man geledt."
nn0 SefferiDn, Der brifnmte:
pSft bas SernDfratie,
Wtt fDld1en i3tuangsgeieben?
Sns Ding, bas FAINT idj ME!
@er Seinpfrat iidj nennt,
nnb ftimntt 4rDbibitium,
DEM iuerbe tn Scr S5fle
Snfiir bes 2iigncrs 2pbn."
90 mlrrten bteie Selben -
llnb ba bin i'd eriuadt
nno babe Oh benz Sranme
Sin tuenis nadJgebadt.
tlnb iuie ain ambern Sngc.
Sd tranf mein 9Dne Stnr Sic
On iuiinidte i'd: Sie Mlten,
Die iudren iuieber bier.
Odd bic bic 0ottessabe
Vertditern tnb perfdmabin,
Weit Sefferfun id miinffe:
Sic fulfn 5mr 91ae gebim!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03

Seurb 6. Rips, transport bon
Wobeln, Einnos, @elblhrdnfeny Nei-
nigen Don Seppiden. 304 Sft-Seite
9llamo Gala5a. geioe Telephone.
Hrompte 8eoienung. @ebt ms Cure
Anftrdee. 3ufrieoenbeit %garantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03

. lie 9 ! iouns D o n
einer Srau fam elm Sran5pie
erlangen, penn Die Sral obne feline
3uffimmung sur gifns ge9t.
SC obeten i'm 9uantum poil
100000 Semen tpurbs inn Sab {
1906 in Ssutidlanb raffinirt, eeeaa
100000 Sonnen i'm Sabre 1871.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-03

Nene lit nidt nr1ionit meibli-
den @eihledts, oenn iie fommt meiit
gu ipat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
YOUNG WOMAN AND
CHICAGO DOCTOR DROWN

MUSHROOM. Mich. July 15.-Dr. F..
II. Montgomery, OF 100 Safest, Chi
cago, and rms. Frances Head. 20 years
old. were drowned in White Lake
Tuesday, when their sailboat overturn-
ed In squat. John, the 4.year-old
son OF the physician. was saved after
clinging for half an hour to the over
turned craft.
II is believed that DR.. Montgomery
lost his life In an effort to save the
young woman and his son. Life pre-
servers were found on the bodies OF
both the lad and Mrs. Head, but the
latter was clinging to the doctor. and
both probably went down together.
A bruise on the doctors head also
shows that he had been stunned when
the boat overturned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
IS. v. SMITH NOW
|WADE's SUCCESSOR
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE MAN
ELECTED SECRETARY OF v.
OF M. REGENTS.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. July Is
Shirley w. Smith. Tuesday was elect
ed secretary OF the University OF Mich
igan TO succeed James III. Wade. re-
signed. His salary was fixed at 81.
500 by the regents. II Is expected To
divide the work formerly done by
Secretary Wade and TO elect pur-
chasing agent and an auditor in adj
dition TO Secretary Smith.
Mr.. Smiths selection was unani-
nous and was due to the excellent
work he did formerly as secretary OF
the university alumni. He Is at pres
ent assistant TO the president OF the
Security Insurance Co., at PhiladeL
phia. and 1t is expected that he will
take up the work at once.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
FRAUD SCHEME ALL
IN IMAGINATION
Of POLES
EMPLOYMENT AGENT SHERMAN
SAYS TROUBLE RESULTS FROM
MISUNDERSTANDING AND re.
TURNS MONEY PAID.

Employment Agent Sherman stood
at the head OF the stairway at No. Is
Lafayette boulevard. Wednesday morn
Ing, passing out 81 10 each OF SO poles
who the night before were thirsting
for his gore, and who had waited In
front Of his ONCE all night.
Sherman had a contract with a
Canadian railroad to furnish 100 labor
ing men. AS fast as the men applied
for jobs 81 was collected from each
and the men were told 10 be on hand
between 6 and 7 O'Clock Tuesday
night. In charge or an interpreter
they headed for the Grand Trunk
depot. where a special train was ready
to convey them to Canada. At the
depot IL was found that there were
only So men present, and the company
refused to transport them until the
required 100 were on hand. The en-
loyment agent attempted, with the aid
OF the interpreter. to explain the situar
ton To the men, and told hem report
again "Wednesday afternoon with II
more laborers. The men at once
jumped 10 the conclusion that there
was scheme on foot to swindle
them, and cursing and swearing the
Poles surrounded the agent and de-
mbanded their money.
The agent slipped away. and the
men marched back TO the Lafayette
boulevard office where they waited all
night for the return OF the man who
had collected the cash. Wednesday
morning Mr.. Sherman again attempted
to explain the situation TO the men,
but they would not or could not see II.
and continued the demand for their
money. Sherman then took up his
stand at the head Of the stairway lead
ing to the Office and as fast as his
stenographer called out the names
the men were pair their money,
There was no attempt made by me
or anyone else to beat these men.
Sherman declared Wednesday. Il
couldn't AFFORD to do business that
way. I'm here to stay. IL those man
had waited a few hours longer, and
brought IL more men with them. they
would all have been given free trans
portation to Canada where the Grand
Trunk Pacific Is building, and where
steady jobs awaits them at SLIGO per
day"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
DETROIT'S POPULATION
ESTIMATED AT 424,8oe

According TO figures compiled by
the water board from the annual cen
sus of water consumers. gain OF 90
116 was made in the city's population
during the past year. bringing the, to
tai up to 424.S9S. The water boards
system is to multiply the number OF
families using water by 1902, which
IL the most accurate system OF esti
mating population outside OF the gov
eminent census. On July l, 1908. there
were 92.329 families using water In
Detroit, an increase OF 1915 over last
year. Al this rate OF increase Detroit
will reach the half-million mark In
three or four years. AAI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
P|PEsTONE PEOPLE
CLAD MANIAC
IS DEAD
GENERAL FEELING OF RELIEF
PREVAILS OVER SHOOTING OF
AUGUST GROSS BY POSSE
VERDICT AWAITED.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July Is
"A coroner's jury today will bring In
a verdict declaring that August Gross
the maniac Pipestone farmer. who
was shot by a posse and whose broth
or, Fred. killed himself, az the posse
overlook him In field. came to his
death from bullet wounds received
at the hands OF officers while resist
ing arrest. The jury will declare Fred
Gross died by his own hand.
James Kirk, the Sodus meat ped
der, whose shooting by August Gross
caused yesterdays fight before the
barricaded house OF the Gross broth
ers. probably will die before many
hours.
While the general feeling OF the
neighborhood IL one OF relief that the
mailman, August. is dead, the mother
and sister of the brothers who met
their fate in the battle OF bullets,
blame the authorities for their bloody
method OF bringing peace.
IL is now said that Fred Gross al
times, was nearly as peculiar In his
actions as his brother, August. The
latter had invented gun site and
failure 10 realize on his DEVICE is
said 10 have preyed upon his mind. He
recently declared he would Kill any
man who would put his foot on his
property and shot at George Longyear,
who was passing the Gross farm last
Sunday, barely missing him. After
the Sodus peddler had been shot. the
sheriff decided TO act and the raid
OF the armed men on the Gross farm,
with the resultant dual tragedy fol-
lowed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
COUNCIL HOLDS
TAME SESSION
DlSPOsEs OF ROUTINE MATTERS
WITHOUT FRIcTioN-oRoi.
NANCE RECONSTRUCTED.

Detroit's council was told Tuesday
evening OF the enterprise OF the city
Of Atlanta, Ga, In providing q fine
convention hall for the entertainment
of big gatherings. Three members
OF the council OF the southern city
Aldermen Wynn, Huddleston and
Johnston, were present and told the
local city fathers how Atlanta Is ben
citing by having such building
They are here To invite the Billpost
ers and the Photographers TO hold
their next conventions in the Geor
gia metropolis.
The council meeting was short and
very quiet. indeed. no difference OF
opinion Of any kind being displayed
The vote by which the ordinance re
quirlng barber shops to be left bare
to view on Sunday was passed. was
IIcconsidered on motion OF Aid. Owen
to give the hotel men a chance TO pre-
sent their views.
Controller Doremus reported that
he had held up $4,000 in vouchers
for the payment of the United States
Wood Preserving Co.. for creosoted
wood block delivered TO pave High-st
east. Commissioner Haarer rejected
the block furnished by Russell 4
Jennison, taking the other brand and
the original contractors threaten to
sue.
Aid. HARPER introduced an ordi-
nance TO govern bathers. He would
have all persons forbidden TO swim
in the river between Clark-ave. and
Rivard-st. and between Field and
Helen-ave, and would also have a
penalty for any persons going In
swimming elsewhere not attired in a
proper suit.
Aid. Weber introduced resolution
for an appropriation OF $1,000 to cut
the weeds on vacant property within
the city. The city would thus stand
the cost instead of attempting to as
sess IL TO the property-owners. the lat
ter method being fruitful Of delay and
almost as expensive.
An invitation was formally extended
to the Ancient and Honorable Artil
lery Of Boston to come TO Detroit for
It's annual field day
Commissioner Haarer asked for
funds 10 transfer the free employment
office to the basement of the city hall
Aid. Heineman introduced resolu'
ton to make the Brush-st. city hos
pital site park for the time being
until used for other purposes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
TEMPLE BOX OFFICE
RE-OPENS NEXT MONDAY

Seats for the opening week of the
Temple theater will go on sale at the
box-office next Monday afternoon, the
office remaining open from 3 a. M.
until p. m. IL is expected that large
audiences will rule during the week
OF July ~, as il has gone forth That
the Temple theater has been decorat-
ed with a lavishness that places 1t
in the very front ranks OF the hand
some theaters In America. The Blue
Ribbon" bill of vaudeville will contain
all new names, including Ida Fuller.
the celebrated fire dancer and Ralph
c. Hertz, late star of The Soul Kiss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

Lads from the high schools. almost
children. go out on exploring expedi-
lions. ready 10 kill, just as they used
TO go hunting.
You say you commit all these hor.
rors to restore peace and order.
BY what means do you restore them
BY the fact that you, representa-.
tives OF Christian authority, leaders
and teachers approved and encouraged
by the servants OF the church, leaders
and teachers approved and encouraged
by the servants OF the church. destroy
the last vestige OF faith In morality In
men by committing the greatest crimes
lies. perfidy, torture, or all sorts
and the last. most awful OF crimes. the
one most abhorrent TO every human
heart, not utterly depraved-not Just a
murder. single murder, but murders
innumerable, which you think to jus
tify by stupid references TO such and
such statutes written by yourselves In
those stupid and lying books OF yours
which you blssphemously call The
Laws.
An Old Mans Defiance.
IL IL impossible TO live so. 7, al
any rate. cannot and will not live so.
That IL why write this and will
circulate II by all means in my power
both In Russia and abroad: that one
of two things may happen--either that
these inhuman deeds may be stopped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
FINE 1908 WHEAT WELD.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July Is
Especially THE first wheat OF the 1908
yield was brought onto the market
here. late yesterday afternoon and
dealers say the quality Is the best
produced in southwestern Michigan in
many years. II weighed 81 pounds to
the bushel and was sold for SO cents.
The wheat crop promises TO be a rec.
.ord-breaker In point OF yield about
here. although the acreage is not
large.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
THOMAS D. JORDAN
DROPPED DEAD
FROM FRIGHT
coRoNER's PHYSICIAN SAYS THE
EoUiTA8LE'S ALLEGED "YEL-
Low DOG" FUND CUSTODIAN
WAS TERRIFIED BY STORM.

NEW YORK. July 15.-Arrange.
ments for the funeral OF Thomas d.
Jordan. formerly comptroller OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society, who
dropped dead on the downtown plat
form of the Wall-st. subway station
during the height OF the storm yes.
terday, are being made by the family
at the Jordan home In Englewood
n. j.. where the body was taken last
night. Mr.. Jordan was the alleged
custodian OF the Equitable's famous
yellow dog fund.
Coroners physician Weston, who is
sued the permit for the removal OF
the body. said today that Mr. Jordan
had died from heart disease. aggra-
waited by the heat and the terrifying
effects OF the storm. The funeral
which takes place Friday. will be pri
vate. This Is the widows wish
Mr. Jordan was about So
He entered the service OF the EQuit-
able in 1858 as a clerk. He was lit
tie more than a boy. bur he became
favorite OF the founder OF the so
ciety, Henry b. Hyde, and gradually
was advanced TO the responsible posi-
ton of comptroller. He held this
position from 1892 until 1906, when
he was succeeded by VIM. A. Day,
then assistant attorney general OF the
United States. Mr.. Jordan was a
brother of Conrad N. Jordan, who
served as treasurer OF the United
States under Grover Cleveland.
Prio to 1890 Mr.. Jordan. lived in
Jersey City. For some years there
he was active in politics and served
with distinction on that city's board
OF finance for two terms. In the year
mentioned he removed to Manhattan,
the family home being at No. So West
Eighty Eighth-st. He is survived by
his son, a widow and a~daughter, Mrs.
Edward ID. O'Brien.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

or thstsmy, connection with them may
be snapped and I put In prison, where
l may be clearly conscious that these
horrors are not committed on my be-
half; or, still better $50 good that I
dare not even dream of such happi-
ness), that they may put on me, as on
those 20 or IL peasants, shroud and
q cap and may push me also of a
bench, so that by my own weight,
may tighten the well soaped moose
around my old throat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
Meanest Thief Alfve
Steals Tombstone From
the Grace of a Lad

REYNOLDSvILLE, Pa, July Is
Sometime ago Frank McMann, the son
of widow, died and was buried In
Beulah cemetery. His mother erected
a modest tombstone over the grave OF
her son, bearing the simple name,
Frank"
She went TO the grave yesterday,
to care for 1t and found that the tomb.
stone had been stolen. A reward IL
offered for the Identification OF the
thief.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
Gov. stuart Keeps Promise.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 15.-Gov.
Stuart's administration is making
good its promises TO send out all war
rants for school payments as fast as
they are presented and audited. and
by the end OF this week the total pay.
ment of the schools will aggregate So.
900 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
JAMES y. GILMORE IMPROVING.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 15.-
Especial The condition OF James +.
Gilmore. who has been dangerously i'll
for two weeks. is much improved and
II is believed that he will soon be
able 10 be out Mr.. Gilmore conducts
the largest store fin the city and is
one OF the bestknown business men
I'm this section OF the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
Two Drown From Canoe.

POTTSTOWN. Pa. July 15.--Peter
Frank, aged IS years, and Marion
Engle, II, were drowned last night In
the Schuylkill canal, and VIM. Ed
wards. aged Is. and Elsie Frier. aged
IL, had narrow escape when their
canoe was overturned. Frank was an
expert swimmer. but Miss Engle
clutched him about the neck and he
was powerleBs and sank with her. Ed
wards assisted Miss Frier TO the shore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
The funeral of Mrs. william n. wesson
VA. held lNlc.dnN from the family

residence. No. 1876 jefferson ave The
services were conducted by the Rev.
w. :. Sayres. Among the beauttful
floral tributes was one from the
Protestant Orphan asylum. an insti-
Z t,,Ion IN which she had always been
Interested and another from the
WAYNE County Savings bank. with
which, MI Wesson was connected In
his lifetime The interment was IN
rimwood cemetery. Frank IL. Croul.
samuel r Douglas, Ernest g. Wet
more. Emory Clark. Henry NJ. Camp
bell. CYRUS Lothrop. Frederick W.
whiting and James G. smith acted
as paIlbearers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
QUIET LABOR DAY EoR KAzoo.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July To-
Especial. For the first time In years.
there will he no Labor day celebration
In Kalamazoo this fall Al a meeting
OF the Trades and Labor council last
night, II was decided to meet in Jack
son on Labor day. An EFFORT Will be
made by the local unions 10 capture
prizes offered by the Prison City coun-
Gil In all contests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
Shooting at Bisley.

BISLEY. Eng, July 14.-Major Mar
tin, OF America. was fourth In the
Malford memorial rife shoot here.
today. with a score OF l44. Hession.
On American. scored l4l. Both won
small trophies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
HelpI 2s to 81

The Liberty A. c. defeated the
Owanas Sunday by score OF rs to 2.
the feature OF the game was the pitch
ing OF Tess. who struck out fourteen
batsmen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

Bu.Ine.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind. that
looks right. Times Pristisg Co., 10
John R-sL. Phone iAsA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

pusfness-iIke Prfnting. No fuss and
NO feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st Phone 1tss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

Lowell. Michigan Homecomins
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

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