davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

room tu sleep m -'- .-..
was never IN the NAY u.
the least blt obIcctiouaM.
Uncle Nat said he vouI--
have taken any ws-..
jcmphISiS ou any o..
TopsV. Is ne regard,
Topsy as his special prov
crtv and the hkclIr~- y-
IN the bunch Auu, Can
to Kill black eats. and ~Eg .
She WIS So SupcrSt,tlau- a..
Susan SAID she Wuuiiu H.
cat for all the money u- .
he afraid to STAY now luNH
her month wa~ zap y-H,r
Mother was certainly
So surprised Iha, Was ,.
the criminal who plead
word to SAY There WAS U.
not he undonc. The r-
moments. and mother ~.,r
eats. EllcN eats stared a.
and once she aN.ae tryu
eats. an army ot ,uyw.
them waihng, rhc ~r,r..
dcrcd For II yv.~ murder
I'm NOT a ~uryr~t.-aa-
mother. bu- t- r~ STRAINS.
with black eats L. seems
don { know how | lli l-. "
The episode was c.v-r-N
daNhrcak she rr~c rrrw I,f
descended % the kitchen
doorstep, pcering through
uuhurrIcd and cNpce-ar.
waiting for -helr lrs-N---.
Then mother gathered q.
prodIgdlS. and those -i> .
breakfast ever. I'm SIP g..
sand mother. and Inn &
the top of that luN
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

heirs: :'-' Undoubtedly. That
IS the whole point. The Act OF
Settlement excluded not only
lanes IL. and his descend
ants. but also another branch,
senior 70 the House OF Han
over.
Why"
Solely on the ground Of re-
ligion. The HanOverians were
chosen because they were Prot
estants. whereas the elder branch
were Catholics. England IS the
only country in the world which
imposes a religious test on the
sovereign"
saw that | was on delicate
ground. While | had been aC-
customed to hear Lord Archibald
profess a mystic paganisn, de
rived from Celtic traditions. |
knew that his family had al
ways adhered to the Roman
communion, and | had little
doubt that the COmte ID rs
terreS was a member of the
same church.
The Frenchman must have
read my thoughts; for he
promptly interposed, The ques-
ton of religion has nothing to
do with us. There are numbers
of Protestant Legitimists. and
we support the rights OF the dis
possessed King of Hanover and
other Protestant MOnarchs. Our
principle is descent We hold
that a legitimate King cannot
be deprived of his rights bv
Parliament, any more than by
a revolution. The legitimate
sovereign of Great Britain and
Ireland is Mary Ill. otherwise
known as the Princess Marie of
Bavaria. and we simply denv
the validity of anv law that ex-
cludeS her from the throne. no
matter on what pretext
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

which made NE freI that he
might be q dangerous a@>o-
ciate
We have come here,
Comvn began as 500. Is he
usual civilities had been e%-
changed. 70 consult YOU
about a very serious matter.
! am in danger OF being az
rested, and | want to know
# YOU will defend me
Naturally | was not a ht-
tie startled ty this announce
ment. / could not resist
glancing from the speaker to
his companion. who looked a
great deal more likely to have
come into conflict with the
constituted authorities
"D'Esterres knows all about
it." Lord Archibald explained
as though in answer to my
glance, but he IS not d1-
reCtly implicated, as | am /
am the president and one OF
the founders Of the Stuart
Club. "
| considered for a moment.
Although | had not heard be
fore of this particular asso-
citation, its name recalled
those of others which ! had
seen mentioned from time to
time in the press, usually III
scornful language
Has that any connection
with the White Rose Guild :
! asked.
1T has the same object. OF
one of the same objects the
restoration Of the Stuarts. The
White Rose Guild is the origi-
nal society il was founded
twenty years ago to advocate
Legitimist principles gener-
ally. We are specially con-
cerned with the Legitimist
cause in England. "
! looked at Comyn, and s.
oughly in earnest. " Tell m,
heard something about this;
Rose Guild and the Thame
referred to in the papers;
really mean, | thought the /.
the Cardinal OF York, who
George ~
THAT, said Comyn. spe
able warmth, is a false Y
forward in the common hist,
terest of the House Of Hal
Of York was simply the last
James ii"
Il am afraid YOU must tell
present royal family, as | Il
title to the Act of Settlement.
passed. DO You mean to say
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Home Once ill --o- deem The -e--lrrst or Tacof-
ite. movement altogether beneath rs attention
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

MO one attempts TO pen
~ citrate the cause of
the luck mixed up with
black cats. We had SIN.
which means SIX times the
luck in one cat. But there
Is a limit, and every morn
ing when those SIX cats
lined up on the back door
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

ID saw that he was thor
] me, ! said Il have
Is; ! have seen the White
laInes Valley LegitimistS
:; but what does it all
he last OF the Stuarts was
no died in the reign of
speaking with consider
Sc view deliberately put
history books in the in
Hanover. The Cardinal
last descendant OF King
tell me a little more. Our
understand. owe their
lent. When that act was
say that there were other
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

said was baa ...s~
..rr think Of any y'..-' ~.
is about blatA sl'.. 1.'
tT,cd even one ..-,
r ana that she w..
rt couldn't va
.- Everyb,otfr NJ.
rs. part OF il',s,g i
What IS dons e., -.
v. hlied with .s,lf ci- :.
arv and dreal.i.,~ ,l.ie,ss
.a- Of the dlfs-.,, dli,,.oir.
r,Ermare Of P'iiss isssrl ,-l,-l
thought shs ne, mgs
-t cars she h''
...- l... .,,ugt.
.-..~. either. = ~ .,S..g
should Dc .
..-r.rs with ia'''
.r mothers iiels.l iie..'sli ani
l dressed he,I, .s@ i has,
~f .here on IN = usual
-.r,rn loGr G,,.s,. = cas-
-fc s,x bla'A
m n r5-l rad thS fr.,.
Es-S have nilis s,,.k ca
/ lhIn', r'i' :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
kosztowna noga.

-n. -...sJ-@ .fEe -. - &c. III ~ TSEEH:
Kupiec B. " pewnem mie6cie,
s~paoerujac pc ulicy, wpsdf " o
twarty dol i z1amal sob1e noge.
Bedac niezdolnym do piracy, "a
skarzyi budowniozego L., ktdregc
ludzie 6w dol przy przebudowie
domu wykopali, 0 odszkodowanit
kt5re mu tel sady przyznsly. W
drodze ugody otrsymaf kupiec B,
los tysiecy m. liza z}amana noge,
szczesciem by} budownicny L., ma
take wypadkl zabezpieczony, ME
on vice, lecz odnotne towarzystwo
zabezpieczenia must zaplacid pc
wySsza sumo: s==z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
FIgiel menniczy.

- - -.-- - -sS.aN- 2 -. a
Jak wiadomo, wybito : powodu
iubiieuszu cesarza Franclszka J6ze-
ia, oa}e-serje monet jubileuszowyob.
Przytej sposobnosci czesi domagali
sic, ably przynajmniej ma niekt6--
rych z tych monet uwzgledniono
czeskiego Iva herbowego- Rekls-
macya :byfa bezskuteezna, mimo TO
lew znalazl sic No mich, DO rytow~
mix, kt6ry rytowal sztance ma ]e-
dnokoron6wki, ,,skryf" 60 ma po-
dobienstwo znanych pod niemiecka
nazwa ,Wexirbilder," obrazk6w,
" ten spos6b, ze odwr6oiwszy mo-
ncte biustem cessrsk;m ma dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
kto odkryf Ameryke?

: IA -S . &s.5::sS. MS *
K~rysstotow1 Kolumbowii jul me-
rsf1 odmawia.1nlo siawty oddkriyciia A
meryE1,. stvierdsono, il NJ daugi
czas pred MIN Normanowie Win
gowie ma swyoh .okretach odbYwall
pvdr61e DO dalekioh wybrxeiy no;-
wego swiata. Zdaje sig jednak, il
j~eazcse diugo pred Wmgami Chin
czyoy ladowaai n demiisalderylkah-
skiej. - Stara kronlka ohinska o.:
powiads 8 takiej podr6ty misyo-.
marry buda1styoznyoh do krajjta,
znajjdujaoego s1ew oadda1eniiuE md d, it
wisoej $500 mil Cd brzeg,dd~w asyaa-,.
|tycklch, ktt16rYm wediiutlg o l1l smdgl
BYE tylko Meksyk. Nowy Ten Rrajj
nasywta sic Fusang albo Fusu. -
W 'stocie v Meksyku znachodza
sic oznaki, wskazuj2ce ma bardzo
stare cyw,lizaoye kraju przez Chin
lozyk6w. TAX asprxyklsd znalezio~
no nagrobek, przedstaw la]acy chin
Eszozysne, jak: bramina " pe1nym
iornacie; Bude, siedzaoego ma tiro-.
ME, niesionym przez diva Ivy,
.oraz lnne szozatki, kt6re zdsja
'wskazywa6 ma to, II istotnie W pEa-
istarych c1aeach C|1nczyoy z1alezi
do oddslonych w:y5lbdr1ezy
amerykanskioh ~jjesscse pred Nor
i Kolumbem. -Kofu lni.
= tego jednaf ME, H !, ia'atas
zas1ugi, DO on zap1ynaf do Anne.
,ryki v chwili, gdy = Europe mkt
pojecia ME miaf . TEN, jakoby tam
ma zaohodiie "a morsam,
dalekiemi jeszoze g line lady byay,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
Raty kolonist5w do wybrzeky
Pacyfiku, koleja Chicago
y : II Is IS North |. Western.

i specy l ,, niskie, ]eaaus droge,
kelonistowskies drngiej Nasy r4tyI
do mieisc a. wybrzeSzy Paoifiku,
co,dsiennie pFrrzez wrEesieh psi
,dz,ernikss Wageay;sypalpesd l& tus
.ryst6w wprost do wybra ETY. sod t
"a Mankato, sAk11ton:5 Sioux City 4
innych miejsc< Pc blizasefzcIeggdd-
II zgios16 sic do xtyentow tykieito-
:wychk olei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
Re statystyki miasta OIL
brzynla.

g.'L- "%=-#5S -r"r4- ~
Podtug ostatnich obliczen, Lou-
.dyn llczy obecnie przeszfo 6 i p6::
miliona mieszkahc6w Z rocznYm
p%rEyrostem SO tvs. w kazde try
minuty rodzi sic W Londynie jeden
czfowiek, " kazie 5 minut jeden
umiera. Pol4czona dtugost wazyst-
kich ulic Londynu wynosio kofo Is
tvs. kilometroW 81 proc. jego
mieszkahcdw pozbawione jest sta
fych srodk6w utrzymania. Reyes
stra policyjne Londynu notuja
pomiedzy jego mieszkancami $50
tvs. przestepc6w kryminalnych.
Londyn spozywa rocznie 400 tvs.
wol6w, / million 500 tys. baran6w,
8 mil. sztuk drobiu, 400 mil. sztuk
r61nych ryb, 500 mil. THROW p,wa
it'd. Ilosci wypitych hektolitrdw
whisky statYstyka ME podaie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
Niemiecka ~gOspodarka.

Bard1o burzllve posiedzenie =.
rzadu niemieckiej k,sy poiyczio-
wei odbylo sic Y Nowyoh Hajdp--:
kaoh NJ G6rn,ym slastu., 7r1evo
soltys Bslder, = Siado-
mil .arzagd y ostatuia rewnnya tasy
br.k 10000 NIX. Kasye1
kupiec Proske prxyznaf sic, be te
'sume sprzen,ewiersyl. Wohes tego
kazsno mu ogiosit konkurs, . pos
siada " Hajdukach diva SHADY j
nastepn1e ma sig dobrowolnie od-
dad v reoe sprawsieedl'wosoi. TAX
sic tel etalo, defraudant stawil sic
prokuratoryi u Bytomlu. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24
Wazny. wyrok.

- = y Z ss5; %
Wierzyoiel upominajacy dlutni+
ka 0 swoja snalesytosd, powinien
wystrzegac sig pogr6zek / slow
obrazliwyoh. Pewien kupiec "a
grozii d4utnikowi swemu, Be wy,
sksrions pretenayya zogglosi ma spree
DIST We wszyst1ktich pii,s11actbT =f i iiej
scovychf1 ptodaniem csfego nazyii-
ska, ) n.aditto doniesie p,r.yynii.cyypafowi
jego 0 oalejj sprswie, jjeze1ii natyccih1~-
Mast : diugu. isiie ME uiisoi. Ma to
zap1acif pretensya, wynoszsca 90
mark, lecz zaskarzyi viersyciela
9 wymuszanie. sad: przychylii
sic do wniosku dlutnita i skazat
-. - .L# +-EEr=E-Ta=t -
kupca na SO marek ksry koszta.
Tax vice wierzyeiel otrstymA wpra-
Wdzie swojs prete11sys, sleanaozaie
w1iecej kosstox afago Frooes spowot:::
dowany wlasna porywczoscia.
Plonace jezloro nafty.
ssssss ~. 49, I 4 ..1#shss "a -. :
w staDie Yera-Cruz v Meksyku,
~je1ioro nafty objjstoscl : gdra
mill kvadratowej, pail SIC potet .
nym pfomien,em. P'o4sr' trwa ut
dni kilta, szerzssc prrestrsoh wsr6d
okoho1nych misszKaho6~. Pf1y-
bywajsoy dosTampioo msrynsrse
m,66wzii4,#te Plomiesnltee togo jjes1kiiora1
g widoczne ! odleglo6cf lprtEesisioo y
20 nsilsod l4du. soeha pca,ruzodd1-
Ions JEST = Cd wssys,tkich iiinhi 50:
lhjovsch, lszyoua nad1rsst4 SIN
9Gsroddiilu11o0. Wl11eieiislInli=ts.gso
1iorsss kspaIIsisi1 Pittstlb,ufsa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

~ -
lmolna bardzo htwo odrotnld ozesui
herb E,rysae. Podstep senssPo--
str1eaonoszdop,ero ~dwa miosi4ce!
.po w.;ypuszczeriuu nonet y obieeg.
Ws q ofoyalnyoh povstaie !.
tegopovoda xielkie 1aklopot.nie,
.~yniliem bsdrie, e jdbiIeuszov.ei.
jednoloron6vi = obecnis, g.
sdonosz4 pisrna wiedsdskie, n'e,
1naoznie wJjoofars ! ob'ega.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

4 kslulpsaiee4p pod !.
finn P ,n,ll' vi c.. |
vieros Il. ~ ., sllsZnsfflttpM.. W g :
=. 1b,ofnik I1 nafty d. atve...yll SIC pod
poviealu1' rot = .isnni. g k.6rei vie s
I5ooio sd1ie s. ] u! asl mel .bio1Difi5
! n.ftts. stqtti beg. '.|..z. nis !st neg
=obohod.enis sis : oggnls.n 1apalil 4.
sie nafta ~ spotixliierxclhnizziieIl plao1-
'e.lie1n ogish daosta zip aospod1leun.
nsgo xEasiiornifka-s sEaany wsybuSch.
Irval aiehie uatry11ii4lca te dtry ~
W: v jje : spoIlal5obj4Iyoall jego.
povier1ohais. siiasxybnobn byl..
Tx viiestt4, q stss,ia15sat4 fud1s Y
iodleggaoodslcal Is IS mifodjezioras. q
Straszne Hieszsezescie.
poblisas Grabowa ppooiag pos
spiesiny pr1sjeohaa. dv6ch chop
LNF|.Es&E EzHN#EGEF LEE5%z&&ir GEstS;I&&f4&N.4#Ag
COW siiedmioletnioh: C;al. ich To-
staiy P'os.atp'ne: ;fies.osssoie "
darzyao sis wskutek tego, ze no.:
prsejeclaniu pooii4gu sosobovegee;,.
Sc siied1miiia ohlopo6x podni6sIs.y
b4rysrs, vi1ess11o nj Tor Ekao5lsiowy,
gay rwWtsml n.djjeeha. PsosoI4g po- j
spffesany. yPiscia 1dasy1o unikns6s..
niiettsncIstcl.,sav eA.sna1a1tozss11esr !;
ma E1iejscu. zz ~: ! : !:
- - y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-24

IL.
prsejechaniiu r pooiisgu asssosoboxege;,
- sfedmia jchlopo6x po,d11nii66slIssy
b4ryerel,,, wieszlo M FOR kiaools5iowy,
gdya -w6tsmn n.djjeeellhal PooI4g POI ,j
asalpii,es1ny. Pieciiaa1dasyio unikn46s..
nliieei5zcssttcls,zax deAt:zna1sazto lssa,nI Ier66
ma E~1iejsou. ~ I.
Elektryczne peciagi
saprowadzone bgds y ! Sastsniien !.
1ino,w,sigo5 lrt0s.lLsss a judy. na ! tore u
zaGd.bska do I.essva. Kursso,v,'aaio !
bed! ava poo a1isII; jed jjsd en- pred, : dlrtui
81 pc po1udniiai. wsigso,nny bssda:
tr,eoiej ! or~.rtejj flasy, oeny POI
.ostana be1 zmian: Pooisgi jetdz.6i
beda : azybkoaoia najjwieoej So
lilometr;65v ns godzins, P6ktniej
1aprovadzone bsas s~ilniejs1e M,
s1yny. d: :Ur1,R ld1il 5ragon6~ bed1ie
~E.E. =rtE%E%# .g...I=-Ia i.
znacsniie w ;i q !
~ Il: zaz 81. E==-5z1ss IL
MilIonm szuka pa1ca.
- a:st { " 20 .
Milioner smefyklahsti Jdsef Bs-|
lloas sl.1eosyil sob1t palleo poaos.ls
nisssoassstliiwsz I v ,i,jd ! si,atom 81
b,1owegs;o. Tsta.izs, ,ijsgo poszatfiwdi
osao1is1a. ftsdfy paojdzivo11l11by s u u
ujsltb 1drowY paleoc i 1s,nlerzali 90
prsypravii6 .Ba1lou.ovi5 ogt1oa1oDio
" pii.smach amerY1kasskich 1nseraaty,
obieoujaoe 5000 dol: tenn kt6ry
poswoli sobie ujae palec- skutek
byi nad1wyc1ajjn,,y7. Jetden biedak
p,sa1,i se wolf 5000 dol. nil paleo.
IHt2EEE @Erl. -a~. =. .rt-..-k ~+@I- :
Inny ofiarow.tca1s rREs "a 1000
dol. Tymo1asehl jjeedlnak niespodzia
HE palec tnilionera wyzdrowisi
1pfzyprswieniie iinneggo u pomioca
an1putsoyisolkazs1oMe hyteozneIml..
He Jest chor6b ma Hiecleg
It ii. 81 =@ 81 i z ss =.*s= ii.a#s ~ 4s=
Liczba chordh M kt6rs xapaA6
mole c1foowa1iiesk, wynosi prse.zle
100. oczywisoie ME chod.i tu .
og6lne objavy cfhiloiolb,1live, leo1 .
pravd1ive choroby, .o1yl. pienoI@
analny stan posscIegd5ihych o1esos
oiafa. Tx n. r: seree, pIuoa, w
trob., nusztulH Tossoii,' mil51g IT.
podfeya6 mogt nsjroahIaitaEyn
oihlofobo1l4 ZsisssystfzIIch 6lganl66'vi
uaj~raaI1l,x,issstm 1jsssat zaEo: ho1ss,
III noboix ! Il z4oiho GROW / III - s1zz IS
x.haii IL 4odn mimi so; szsHs
- - : - 81 ss - rs = -. : 49,
LIsTF 90 dIiel
Cd o.tb, t,6ry,h .pr.,lkrlzyso pie
pi.oic ~ielkiieEra tizdIoksofskf
/ kt65r1y snslsth1 drowiissHils s1stts
ru u D,ra PIiotra z aounoao. II
letarstvo ME jet apr.edsvaae "
1ptsElsh, ~ otosona 1lptifoH prses
~lsIo.iodiies u. d D !, u FFahrasy =
soNpo., .la-llsso H5i5jdl5ase ]
G5k1oca,po..IH. - II 40 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
Today's Best Story.

Miss Geraldine Farrar, the young
prima donna, was present at Lenten
luncheon OF debutantes in New York.
Miss Farrar told the debutantes
that there was happiness in work.
She urged work upon all OF them.
Work. she said. would preserve them
from degenerating into such a type
as Mrs. Rose OF Melrose.
Mrs. Roses type Is too familiar .
she said ITO show you the sort she
IS:
"Mr. Rose came home from busi.
ness. Mrs Rose lay on a couch. He
sat down by her side and said:
What did the doctor say, dear ?
He asked me 10 put out my
tongue" murmured Mrs Rose.
"Yes?'
"'And he looked at It ard said
'Oyerworked.'
Mr. Rose heaved long sigh OF
relief.
"'Then. my dear he said firmly
you'll have 10 give II rest. ! have
perfect \confidence In that DOCTOR"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
FATAL WRECK IS
CAUSED BY MULE
ANIMAL ON TRACK DERAlLS
SECTION OF PENNsY FREIGHT
IN INDIANA.

COLUMBUS, Ind, May IA mule.
on the tracks wrecked the second
section OF Pennsylvania freight train
No. A.. northbound. between Jeffer.
sonville and Logansport at waynes-
vile, Ind, early today.
Engineer VIM. n. McGregor, 81!
years old. of Jacksonville, was In
stantly killed. r. J. Ross. Of Jeffsr.
sonville. and s. l. Pettigrew, were
badly injured.
The engine tender and four cars
Jumped the track and landed In q
corn field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
GOODS WELL BOUGHT HALF. SOLD
Success of the Misfit a Convincing
Evidence Of the TruthfuIness of the
Old Business Maxim.

Several large purchases OF spring
suits. topcoats and cravenettes have
contributed to sale at the Misft
that has attracted widespread atten.
ton and liberal patronage. To better
facilitate the handling OF a rapidly In
creaslng business. Mr.. Berman has
continued the branch store, at Al
Michigan-ave. Up. j. Powers OLD
stand) and the same opportunities
for satisfactory selection at money.
saving prices are to be had at the
branch as are always available at the
old stand-120 Woodward.
I The business at the Misfit has rev.
olutionized into what might be prop
erly termed manufacturers outlet.
Mr.. Berman is constantly In touch
with the leading manufactures of the
country and is always in the market
for quality merchandise whenever the
price Is low enough for the Misfit TO
offer garments at saving to its pa
irons.
The story OF "a new record" In this
issue will prove interesting and val
liable reading to all who appreciate
quality clothing at money-saving
Drfces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
Daily Death Lis:

Henry Medeau, months, 5ss YER
mont; marasmus. r,cor
Joseph Galinski. 81 years, American
Car Foundry: fracture OF skull
John !. smith. "a years. l5S Inh'""
diabetes mellitus. -
Lucille Provost: months 49, Imam
plain: ileo colitis. ~
Alfred McComb. % years, west ENC
hospital: inquest pending. -.
PetraneIa Krysia. e5 years. '2s FOR
est. uraemia. eco r-,,,S
George W. vogei. Sc years les Firm
nephritis. ~ craos
hospital: appendicitis "a,
Petrunolla Pawlowska, ss years i''
Thirty-third. gastric carcinoma.
Fri.dericka SprinRstube, 90 years
si2 F. Canheld; apopiexy. go,
Charlotte Moody. l year $50 Eucho
enteric infection. an, 80
Henry volkman. 81 years. ss5 CON
Louisa NJ. Albrecht. 81 years. 81 Mar
tin-pL: nephritis.
Robert r. Frazer. g. years. Grace
hospital; paralysis. ,so
Joseph NJ Krantz. 6 months. lsz
Sherman: commissions.
Mary C. Otto. "a years, 2oF Arho''
Patrick oNeil. SIS years. st. Mary's
hospital: ulcer.
Alice Ward, s6 years, an Grsho
River: heart disease. -oo
Josephine Bendelewski 81 years, 'zs
Mitchell: obstruction OF bowels.
Mary f. Singer, "a years. Oakland;
tuberculosis
stefania Chlantv. IL years. 80 Le-
land: tuberculosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Tusxace Hartley. l43 National
Frank -Lorentzen. +t5. vermont
Anthony Wolf, g65 Theodore
lack Brown. l52 Division;
charles .Kreinbring. 3T1 chestnut
Harry Rean. 1872 Howard.
Miner Mumaugh. 500 Third.
Claude Ross, 1856 Cavalry.
Edward Cunningham, 2ts Mlchiga"
Alexander keane. 49, Calumet
clifford Terrill. SO National
BOYS.
paul Schwochow! 1875 Military.
Percy Hamilton. Cog Fourth.
Robert Couiton. 1000, Eighteenth'
pavld Rousseau Ash Champlain'
William Windsor 80 Elizabeth
Robert Martins. 2tS Buchanan
Martin Printz, $50 Hastings
George Danford. IA Larned.
Charles Redmer. $50 Wills.
Rose Brown, 259 Holcomo
Mass HAYES. 366 Fairview
Howard Turner. s34 Fort.
August Fishlig. - Galster.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12
I FAIR MAIDS TO
RAISE HENS TO
EARN O0WR|Es
ssvY JOINS IN INCORPORATING
DOT SOCIETY AZ AIDE TO Gu
PIo-THEY HAVE BOUGHT A
FARM.
NEW YORK. May l2.-"T SOL
EMMY vow that / Will not wed un-
I'll | have earned with my own

NEW YORK. May 12.-T sol
EMMY VOW that ! will not wed I'M
I'll l have earned with my own
hands, dowry OF $500.
The above is the pledge II fair
maids OF New York have taken. As
evidence OF sincerity they have In
corporated under state laws as The
Dot society, have purchase an acre
OF land at Northport. l.. l.. and have
made arrangements TO become farm
ers.
Two years must elapse. according to
their optimistic calculations. before
they will be able to marry and sever
al OF them. Il is admitted, are engaged
now. They have agreed that mar
riage NOWADAYS requires that the
bride shat! have money, besides
beauty. and so they intend to silence
the wedding bells until the entire
$500 Is amassed.
Miss Abba Newlin Brown. OF IA
West Eighty-third-st.. Is the origina-
tor and president OF the Dot society.
The financing of the movement has
fallen to her and Miss Charlotte M.
Robson, who lives In Boston at pres
ent. and Miss Elizabeth Gardener
Phillips. who is living In Philadelphia
temporarily.
The other IA young women Will be
asked TO pay certain sum, but this
Will be necessary to purchase farm
Ing implements and other accessories
and to maintain the group until they
are able to put their produce on the
market.
Parental Objection Strong.
Parental objection has been strong
In the cases OF all IL maidens, but
they have succeeded In having their
way.
That is what we intend to do.s
said Miss Brown. When one OF us
is married she will be able to fur
nish her home and start In without
mountain OF debt on her shoulders.
l suppose We shall insist that the
young men have some money. That
would not be any more than fair. But
each girl will have to settle that foI
herself.
We are all very serious about the
matter We expect the society to live
long after the original members have
married.
No Men Need Apply.
| ITO certain extent the colony viii
be socialistic. Each girl will be re
required TO work eight hours q da!
for the society. The proceeds vii
go into the general fund, from which
the dots will be apportioned. Blu
during the rest of the time the none,
they earn by doing other work vii
go to the account of each individual
ly.
What will We raise on our farm
Well--chickens That involves egs
,, and flowers and mushrooms.
will we run the farm entirely b
ourselves? Certainly. From the tim
we take possession the sign mo q,
mittance' will meet all men VIII
come along"
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TkA VELERS' GUIDE.
TNTERURBAN Lines.


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