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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06
THE Y. M. c. A. AND THE GOVERN
MENT IN PANAMA

1t seems to us a serious misfortune that
the international Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association has become so
entangled with compromising and question:
able situations and conditions maintained by
the government of the United States in the
Canal Zone. There is reason to believe that,
upon the part of the government, there has
never been anything like honesty in the
alliance between the corrupt officialdom of
the Zone and the Y. NJ c. A. That alliance,
on the side OF the government, was born
OF desire to placate the moral element Of
the American people who demanded that
something Of religious nature should be
done upon the Isthmus, coupled with an
lmpatlence to be free from the "espionage"
OF missionaries not under government con-
troll. The results of such a combination
could give no promise of good.
AS clubhouses, to furnish places of en-
tertainment, the four great buildings which
the government has built in the Canal Zone
are excellent. There was criminal delay in
their building and equipment. The Asso-
cations representatives upon the Isthmus
wasted valuable time and allowed Infamous
agencies to gain fatal advantage by their
persistent refusal to begin work until it
could be begun in government quarters and
upon the scale of magnifcence that the
clubhouses provide 1t is, too, in our judy
ment, lamentable mistake that such an i'm
portant point as the city of Panama is
unprovided with one of these places of
recreation. Still, upon the whole, these re-
suits are for improvement.
But when the clubhouses are called ''Y
M. c. AS" and when the Young Mems
Christian Association is to an extent made
responsible for them and is drafted into the
field to defend them and all that belongs
to them, the result is lamentable for that
organization. Dance halls, cigar stands, Sun
day card playing these are features Of
these "Y. M. G. AS" on the Canal Zone.
and the International Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association is busy,
protesting with the one breath that it has
no responsibility for these features, while
with the next it defends these same features,
and all the time is sending out literature
claiming the credit for the whole combina-
ton.
We do not feel inclined to charge blame
against the Associations authorities, we
lament that they have fallen into such
situation.
But there is a graver feature Of the case.
There have been placed in our hands certain
pieces of literature which are being sent out
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06

Entered second-class matter, Nov 26, 1907, the
postoaice at Chicago, ILL.,, under Act of Congress of
March 8, 1879
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06
THE SUMMONS

We never before faced just such an hour
an hour of such possibilities and of such
duties
The long-sought port is just in sight; the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08
". s & =. Sabm.


gatb 8aeo, Sort @ortb. Dallas. aorfas @ttp.
st. 2ouis unb Chicago, tagIt4 (Sunfet
9epoD ......... 900 abenos
pofafsne bia Smitbbtlle 80. 7.30 nnrntffd1S
gllamo gpestaI mad Smlibbiue, Soufton. @aI'
pefton 1925 abenoS
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botte es fir angemeilen beflnoen, II
ieiner 8reoigt an 4aiiers @eburtsto{
Sen Monor6en 5u bei6inpfen.
0ie 9lustpanoerltng iiber 8re
men IdBt eetpoltie nad). Ole ioeber
beroffentli6ten 9aten n1o 3ifferr
fir oelr bergongenen Wonat reoer
eine oeutli6e Sprahe. sSsnn SSanuol
monoerten nnr $500 8erlonen bic
Bremen aus, ipobreno oie 3abl i'm
glei6en 3eitroum oes pori9en Sabres
II 900 betrug
sSn 9otopilas, inStaate Gbi-
b1obuo, lit Elm Geon uonelts Self
ciano Srti5 nnter Ser 9lnfln9e per-
boftet morben5 am 10. Sanuar IN
llrique Otto 9lnore Gooer ltno etnen
pier5ebnidbrigen SSungen ernoroet 81
baben.
g8ie aus gbibuabuo gemelbet
miro, beobiibtiet @onpernenr Greel,
oos neue Sber6ol1pt ienes Staotes,
eingebenoe Heforn1en I'M oortigen
@eribtsperfabren por5unebmen.
Syn elmer 4oblenlnine al1 Tort
5000 ilt Iopa Seotia fano cine CT
ploiion ltatt, ourd Die 5ebn Wfinen-
arbetter detotet tpur0en.
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seit ii6er go sahren

iobon nuroe Wers. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprup BON Millionen bon Wfiit-
tern beim 3obnen Der &inoer ange.
penoet. g9irit Oh I'M Shlafe onrd
oos S6refen zines 2inoeS geitort,
bas I'M 3abnen lit uno Dor S6ner6en
peint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
6Iafde BON uWers. @inslolp's Sootb-
ing.Snrup" boIen. Sein @ert 1T
unbe5ablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenben iofort 2inberung beribat'
fen. 0erlaBt eu6 oornlf Wtiitter,
e8 lit fem 3tpeifel oariiber. Gs betlt
3iorrboe, reguliert ben Waqen uno
Die gsieren, beieitigt @ino.aolif, en-
uei6t ben @aumen oerbinoert Ont:
8iinolng nno itdrft oos gan6e Sp-
item. ,,Wers. 9inslop's Sootbing
gprap" fir 3Gbnenoe &inoer 1T an.
oenebm I'M @eidnad; oas He5ept
itornmt BON einen Der beiten ipeibli-
den aer8te in oen Ser. Stuaten @s
lit bel aGen 0ruggiiten in Der gan8en
g8elt 3u ba6en. 9reiS 25 Gents per
SIuIbe. aauft nidts onoeres als
,,W2rs. @nsloip's Soothing Sprup.
@ornntiert imter oer 5ooo ouo
9rnQs S(fte, 80. SSSuni 1906, Gerial
Summer 1898.
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gfasfenbaQ.

Ger on Sreitog obenb bon benz
geetboper-Mdnnerdor neranitaltete
Masfenbua fir Die SSSugetlo nerlief
in befrieoigenoiter 8eiie. Wean batte
6ie 8orbereitllngen bies Mal Elm me-
mig eroBartiger eetroffen uno lieB
oern eigentli6en 8au cine Heibe le-
benoer 9iloer nno eiilen Seit5ug
boraufgeben, fir mel6e oas olte bib
ide @dr6en bonn aiAenbrooel oas
Suiet geliefert bate. Die giloer
Itellten bas grideinen Der See nit
oen aleioern bei glihenbrooel, Die
gntoefllng, oob Ser perlorene Pan-
toffel Dem Mi6erbrooel paile, nno
eine groBe gaaicene oar, Die als
Spdaeitsfeit 9li6enbrooel's uno bes
Hrinsen geoo6t mar. Sin oieles leste
Bib i6loB iid oann Der 5elt5ng, Der
oell 3ug bes 8rin5enpoores un6 iei-
ner @dite gum 5eitmabl oariteaen
Iolte uno bur6 8tpei Sellebaroiere
er0ffnet tpuroe, oenen Die ao6e uno
Gagen NIT ben fir Die Eofel be-
ltiunnlten ssriidteny glumen nno
Speiien folgten.
9ln ben Sableaur uno Dem 5eit-
3uge nabnel1 piele iltnge 9amen unb
@errelt lno aith niele &inoer tell.
9me maren duBerit ael6mafpoa TO.
itlr1iert, 10 oaB ii6 ungenein far-
benpr66tige giloer Dem slnge bar
boteu. Die 8orbereitung uno 2ei-
tlutg lag in oen Sdnoeu pon 6rdu-
leiu Bertha Staffel, melde audi Die
pra6tpoaen 8lunlen 5rubtltiide uno
SdoueeriAte fiir Die Safel 6ergeitellt
batte.
9(uBer ben 9eitne6nlern an 6en
3ableallr ullo oent 5eit5uge batten
iih 5ablreihe @tasfen eingefrnoen
ltno es enffpidefte iid balo eilt III.
aenlein bciteres @iasfentreiben Der
9eIuf mar ein iebr gutter uHb aae
id)ienen iib foitlid) 5u onliiiierel.
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-g(us 9lIpelr in Colorado tnelbet

-9(us 9lipen IN Colorado ineloet
man: &ur5 bebor Ser 0edel bes Sar=
qes feitgel6rol1bt peroen io1te, in
ipelbenl iid1 oie seide oes 18iabrt=
gen sSo6n g1oliin befano, beugte iicb
oeiIen Weutter nod einn1al iiber oie=
ielbe, unt einen @bi6ieosfuB mlf
oie Stirl1 gu oriidelt. Sierbei idien
es ibr, ols ob Sic 9lugenlioer 5uften.
Sic rief Inn 5ilfe, uno Elm i6nell
6erbeigeeilter 9lr5t erlpedte ben nun
Sheintoteit mieoer gum Seben
Sberlelttnant 9lael1 Sc Sort
pon Ser aiiltenortillerie lit na6 Dem
gu1oes5u6tbouie 5lt 2eaoenlport5
sur 8erbiiBung ei1er Straf5eit bon
fiinf Sobren gebra6t, 5u ipel6er er
BON einenl &riegsgeri6te in SEEM
'Oorf meeen Sall6ung nno Inter
i61eif berltrteilt nuroes
Cine 9epelbe aus Gina IN
Ohio nleloet:: @abreno fiir5lid bier
oas Guecfiilber lll1ter Dem Ruapunft
itono, borte auf eirlrltal oos groeas
ouf ul1o in Ser gon5en Stoot berri6te
6rieren uno 3abneflappern. Die
n1eiiten beiiereu @obnbauier iiiro
gang auf @os ols Sei5n1ittel ange>
ipieien. @dbrenb Ser aan5en Nabt
batten Die aoblenmagen glblieferun.
gen 5n MADDEN unb jest bat etlpas
miloere Sen1perotur Die Situatipn er.
bebli6 eebeiiert.
Ssn 9rooflpn lit cine @ei6i6te
ans 9ibt eefommen, Die ben untpi=
berlegli6en getpeis erbringt, baB tat-
iGdli6e @ei6ebniiie i'm sroBitdbti-
i6en 2eben befren1oli6er ii1b, ols
Die iippigite 86a1taiie zines 0i6ters
iie eriinnen folln. Gin ntooerner
Or. Sefpa unb @r. SpOe mar Der
rei6e 5abrifant 2ouis @olf in
9roofipn Ser Bel Gage Ser poblba-
benoe algelebeue 6abrifont mar,
obenos uuo no6ts ober als geibid-
ter 2oi6enoieb Dem li6ti6euen @e-
perbe zines iol6en nodgine. Gr
bot Dem Silfsoiitriftsanipolt Cider
Elm bodes @eitanonis abgelegt uno
feline GntbiiGungen biloen ems Der
eigenartigiten Sdriftitfide in Der
&rintinaleeibi6te bon Sings @olntp.
0ieies Sriibiabr miro man tn
48 Counties oes Staates Sainois
aber 9robibition abitimmen.
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Die Salteitea..

sd lpar in Ser @elpalt Der
sdpinoiu6t uno batte beinabe bic
Salteitelle erreibt als mir Dr. Sings
geeue giltbedltng en1pfoblen tuuroe.
Sic rettete mid. Die erite Slai9e
gob mir 8elierlng. Gin 9useno
SIai1en rla6te einen geiunben,
gliifli1en Mann ous mir, " iagt Geo
Wfoore bon @ri111eslanb, N. 6. Ms
01ittel fir 9uiten, fhipade 2ungen,
utn Bnellnotlia bor5ubeugen itebt
oieie Meoiai1 uniibertroffen SOC uno
ST BEL @boIpb 9reiB ltno 81. @pbn &
So. 9robeflaide fret.
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dad HrstunsbiQe

Ser Bug ber eunfet gtetoria Otbiitpn, sb'
fa5rt 7.O5 morgens. ma6t in paceoo gerbiH'
bung nit oer GuIf gonft Cine fit Corpus
Gbriiti. @nfunft bort 455 nadmttta9s. anfnnft
tn 0rotpnsbiue 925 abeHb5.
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s.

9(uS Galeftine fpnlntt Die geubs
ri6t, oaB Ser itaotilhe Steuer.Iiieilor
uno Der Staot=4oaeftor s. s. 3apis
ieit mebreren Sagen beri6punoen tit
Mon bot cine porldufige 1nteriu6ung
porgenontnen ltno oieielbe bat ges
3eigt, oaB eelpiiie giider unb Ropiere
IN ieiner Office feblen.
Cine il1tereiiante Rahribt, an
ser gan5 ipeaien ltnier Staut interei.
Iiert lit, fomnlt aus Ser 6ouptitaot
Merifo. gea6 ibr nouen 11niere un6
oie 1nerifanii6e Hegierung einen neu-
en- 8ren5pertrag abi6lieben, IN benz
bauptiadlth Die 8eitimmungen be.
3iigli6 BEG 9fio @ranoe peranoert
tperoen lollen. 9amals, I'M Sobre
184S, dls Ser iesige @ertroe abge-
i6loilen mrroe, oo9te man nod an
cine S6iffbarma6ung oes Slniies
uno nabm oiesbe8iielide gerfiigun.
gen in oen @ertrag auf; iett 1T man
gu Der lteber5atgung gefommen, oaB
Ser @io @ranoe als i6iffbarer 5lnB
niernals BON GROCER 8eoel1tung iein
miro, oab iein @oiier aber BON un-
eebeurenl @ert fir Die 8epdiierung
Ser 1ferldnoereien lit. Sn oem nenen
@ertrag ioQ oesbalb Die olte S6iff-
borno6unesioee gang fallen geloilen
peroen oagegen ioIen 8eitirnmnngen
IN i'm oufgenon1n1en peroen, lpelbe
oie 8enlltung leines @aiiers fir ge-
paiierungs5tpede genan regeIn uno
bie s(nlage GROCER gelpdiierungstperfe
errnogli6en
= 0as Gipil-9lppeaations sgeridt
in Souiton bot enti6ieoe1 oaB
9ontrofte, Die 5piiden ben @rpreB-
@eieGi9aften uno ben giienbabnen
o6gei9loiien iinb, ourh oas neue
Qnti-3ruit.@eiet nidt aliBer &raft
gelebt Deroen.
= Sn @uero lit s. 81. Midaroion,
elm friiberer aonitobler BON 2auaco
gountp, pieOer einnol pro5eiiiert
fporoen, oof) fonuten iid] Die @ee
i6porenen nibt einigen rno Der
0roseB enoete IN einem ynliitriol"
Miharoion ipa Dor mebrereu Sabren
in Der @egeno BON Ooafrrn einen
Mamn nomens Gonnor, Der ieinen1,
&i6aroion's, Sobn mebrere Weeiier-
itide beigebra6t batte, eriboilen fla.
ben; er bebaltptet iebod, Ell Jet MIR
ieinem Sobne gu &iilfe gefommet
Gonror iei entfloben uno er babe
oann elm paar S6iiiie abgefeuert,
Inn onoere 9eute berbei3urufen. @r
babe meoer Die 9lbiidt gebabt Gon'
nor gu eri6ieBen. nod babe er ge-
muBt, oaB iener bon einem ieiner
SdiiiIe getroffen lei. Der 9ro5eB
lit lett i1on brei Mal in De @itt
Gountp perbanoelt mor0en.
9(uS 93eu-graunfels miro Der
Sob bon Senrp Betri gemeloet, Der
bort i'm SauIe ieiner Eo6ter, 5rau
9fo6ert gllpes, I'M 9tlter Don So Sab.
ren eeitorben lit.
9(us Gan Marcos miro eenel.
oet, oaB inter ben Hferben uno
Maulelelu in Der oortieen 8egenb
Die aronfbeit o8lino Staggers" epi'
oemii6 aufgetreten iei
Die glnerican 2ife Sniurance
Gonpanp BON .2pnh6urg 8ou uuo
oie gecltritp 2ife Sniurance SO.
bon Gbico9o bo6en iih 6ereit erflart,
Ii6 ocn 8eitinmlmgen oeS neuen
@er1i6erungsgeiebes gu fiigen 8ebn
@ro3ent ibrer glftipa IN teraniiden
SefitritGteu on5ulegen un0 oieie audi
IN Ierus 5u oeponieren. Die Satpf-
epe 2Snlprance GompanD bon Soma
6ot ebenfols nm ole 9ere6tielmg
nahqeIudt, IN imierm Stoate 8e'
f41fta ,,9 hptfpfheff
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=. & q. ". sabn.

Mbfugft.
gab auen 9aOrbsTegas> >8unften
4 1br ur6 s bornittagS
geacb ct. 2ouis Wtempbis uno benz Often
-....... .l.25 ubr nacbm. uuo Z 45 obenbs
ytan Mertfo 1920 llbr borHtffags
MntHuft.
gpn ct. 4Dnis u benz Often. $50 mDrg
8on ct. 2ouiS IL benz Often, $50 morg
@on 2areoo linb Weegifo -. 1.05 na1m
Bon ct. 2puis, &anias Gitp 8 As abos
ct. Gouis e. gan GranfiasD BAN.
M1fa1rt
gean Sort emitb, Springfield. ct. 2outs, ean'
fas Gttb, Gbteaeo IS. & q. N. 9epoD
o.oo uoshp-
MntHnft.
Bon ct. 2outs, aanfas Gitb, 8arts, GbtcaeG
1910 morgena
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gsad6aridjaft. .2iebling.

ssrou 6. 8. CHARLES bon Sarbor
Maine, meint ban1it electric 8itters
gr ber6ient Der 2iebling anerpdrts
gu iein benn er beieitigt iofort 9ps'
pepfie, 2eber unb geiere1Ieioe1t, Seer
bofitat uno Shmd9e. Seine @irfune
auf bas 8lut maht i'm 5lr gutter
Sriibiobrsn1eoi5in. Oieier groBe Ml'
teratip-Sonif miro unter @arantit
perfouft bon glboIpb Dreib unb St
Gobn & 60. SOC.
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gontberm Nacific Sabn.
8ittnria 7ibifion. q. 8. e. 9,
(0nli sbore.)

gab 'guero, 8ictorta, 4ort 2abaca, Corpus
g1riitf, gropnsbille, 0tto Granbe, gttb,
@oIiab. 8eebilIe, Dbarton, 9aIactss unb
SouffoH Loo HlotgeHS
NntHnft. GOV aoe"p1
Ser Gam Souiton1 mad Gusro, gtetoria,
g8bartou itrlo 9oufton:
4bfahrt 755 abenbs
anfunft TOO moreens
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GiienbaDllz Jabrplau.
q. u. & u. q. 8at,,

n9abb Grodet"s8ug mad Souiton. GaIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Orange. M6fabrt llbr abenbs,
slnfunft 7.55 morgens.
Na6 aerrebtue, sbfabrt $50 n1orsenS, sfn'
funft bort 11.3O abfabrt bon &errbtIIe rbr
naGuittag8, Mnfunft tn San gntonio 47.60
abenSs. gsur sanritass na9 &errbtIe: 4 nbr
nabmittass. RiiaIabrt bon bart Montags 3. J
moreens, Mnfluft in san slntonto $50 mors
gems.
Ra9 Guero, yoafun, Souftpn. GaIbeitp1
@tbbines. sfodbaIe, Cameron uno g8oco, abs
fabrt s.45 bormittaes. Infrnft rbr u1orgens.
Gatb 8eebiIe, Corpus gbrtitt, stIice Matbts,
a(ranfas 9aB, Modport. abfabrt t.50 nafs
nj. taes unb 1lbr abeno8 @nfunft 7.65
moraenS unb 1.50 na6mittagS
Na9 GaIfurias. slbfabrt 8 rbr abenbs, sln'
furft 755 mor9ens.
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aleinc llrfadlen arufe &irfnnaen.

Ser Weagen lit Ole Slide, aug ipelder
alle onberen Sefle bes &orpers ibre Ha6s
runo besie6en. Gino IN oieier ailde liiiz
reine ODER gar 9iftige Stoffe entbalten,
10 fuirb Sic Stabrung fir ben gaf5en iibris
aen m a1rper eine Guele Der Stranfbeit.
20 inaq man aIlo cine 8eroanllngsto@
rluo eine fleine llriadJe rennen, Die eine
orose. pielIeid6t t0tIid5e g8irfnng baben
nad @ lin oie Qebtere Sit berbiiten, fpen@
be man cine a16ere fleine llriade nit
aroBer 8irfilng on: PIE ct. 8erllaro
Srduterpineu, ipeld)e ieoes Magedraleio!e.n
beieitieen ruh ben 2orper Dor Ser9iIs
tung bepa6ren Sn spotbeten 81 baben
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Bon Chicago, ct. 2outs, aan'as 9Th. Dallas
Sort @ortb uno 2s9eo. tdgIt1 (SuHfet
0epot) 1.3U morgeHs
2ofaIane bta Smit1btIe 9.05 abenos
alamo epe5ial bon 5mttbniue, Scufton. @al-
seStou 6.25 mnraenS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
BABES DEATH LAID
TO COUGH MEDICINE

DR. Karl Dubpernell. OF No. So
Twenty-eighth-st., was called 10 the
home OF family named Jaffka at No.
20 Noyes-st., Tuesday, to attend -
day-old baby boy who, according 70
the doctors diagnosis, was suffering
from morphine poisoning. The child
failed 10 respond TO treatment and
died Wednesday morning. The doc
tor learned that the baby had been
suffering from cold and was given
a quantity OF cough medicine put up
by west side medicine concern. and
which Is said 10 contain morphine.
Dr. Dubpernell notified Coroner
Bennett and the latter will make a
thorough investigation OF the case. A
small quantity OF the cough medicine
remained In the bottle and this will
be sent TO County Chemist Clark for
analysis together with the child's
stomach. Coroner Bennett is strong.
ly OF the opinion that the child's
death was caused by an overdose of
this medicine, which does not appear
to have been put up under the pure
food law
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
DIN OF WHISTLES
As BOAT LEAVES
CITY OF CLEVELAND, WITH THE
BOARD OF COMMERCE ABOARD,
TO GET ROYAL SENDOF.

Such a din of whistles as has rarely
been heard on the Detroit river will
greet the new City OF Cleveland when
she swings from her moorings Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock with the
board OF commerce members who are
going on the three days outing up
the lakes to Sault Ste. Marie. Craft
OF every sort will salute the new
queen OF the lakes and an imposing
feet will accompany her into Lake
st. Clair.
The naval reserves will salute APP
propriately from the Don Juan de
Austria and the members Of the De-
troit Motor Boat club Will act as
escort with their little vessels.
The list OF men who are going reads
like roster OF the men who make
business in Detroit. There are whole
salers and retailers, transportation
men and contractors, real estate men.
lawyers. doctors, ministers and news
paper men. IL will be a merry collec-
ton OF the hustlers who have built up
the city.
Not to be forgotten in the incidents
OF the trip will be the receptions TO
business men Of other points at which
the City OF Cleveland will stop on the
return trip. All these will be given
the glad hand and told that Detroit
likes em and wants them to visit us.
Detroit concerns will have to run
Friday and Saturday with the cap
tains away and the chews In charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
BISHOP GILLESPIE
HAS ABD|CATE
PASSES OFFICE AND POWER
OVER TO RT. REV. J. NJ.
MCCORMICK.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June A.
Ri. Rev Geo. ID. Gillespie has abdi-
Gated as bishop of the Episcopal do
cese OF western Michigan. passing over
his power to RI. Rev. j. y. McCOr-
mick, for the last two years bishop
Coadjutor.
Bishop Gillespie's withdrawal was
made In short and very formal no
tice filed at the thirty-fourth annual
convention OF the diocese OF western
Michigan, Wednesday. Ii sets forth
that on account of age and illhealth
he desired Mccormick TO undertake
the duties of the Office OF bishop until
the request shall be revoked in writ.
ing. something not likely ever TO be
done. Bishop Gillespies address was
In the nature OF a farewell talk and
was pathetic in the extreme.
In his address Bishop Mccormick
Jewell, of Manistee. WHO recently
left the Episcopal church To become a
Roman Catholic.
While deeply deploring the depo-
sition OF priest OF this diocese
who wished TO make submission TO
the papacy. and the occasional loss of
communicate here and there" said
Bishop Mccormick, Il cannot forget
the accessions TO our own church nor
the striking fact that within this year
three ministers OF other Christian
bodies have been received by me for
holy orders"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
Around the State
in a Hurry

Ann Arbor-The U. OF NJ. senate
has shut the lid" down on student
"keg" parties.
Ann Arbor-Frederick French, a
sophomore law student, whose home
was in this city. died Wednesday, as
the result of an operation for appen-
dlcitis.
South lyon-Burglars, believed TO
have been professionals, gained ell
trance to the postoffice early Wednes-
day morning and blew open the office
safe, securing about $500 in cash and
$3.50 In stamps.
Boyne Clty-Aug. Bergman, 40, was
killed by dropping sledge on some
dynamite he was preparing to blow
up stumps on his farm. The body
was burned and most Of the bones
broken. One arm was shot of.
Aiblon-Inspired to heroic deeds
by desire to eclipse the feats OF their
predecessors, members OF the Biology
cal club are said by students to have
eaten picked worms and drunk cats
blood" at the clubs annual banquet.
Lsnsing-Since the publication that
the encouragement was investigating
graft at the university that official Is
In receipt OF numerous communica-
tons from citizens suggesting new
lines OF investigation at Ann Arbor
and elsewhere, some Of which are be-
ing looked into.
Escanaba-Six Garden, Mich, men,
after having ben shipwrecked In their
launch on rocks In the middle OF Big
40 lar ~
finally landed 20 miles from civiliza-
ton and were lost all night in a
swamp. Wednesday morning they ar.
rived, exhausted. in Garden.
Grand Rapids-The body of an un-
identified man was found lying be-
side the Pere Marquette tracks near.
Oakdale-ave. by the conductor In
charge of a passing train. IL is
thought that he was killed shortly be-
fore he was found. The mans only
possessions were bag containing
some clothing and half-emptied bot
tie OF whisky
Roehester-Promoter OF the First
National bank of Rochester have
chosen the following directors:
Charles Chapman. Charles s..
Chase. John c. Day, Samuel A. Flum-
erfelt, Frank H. Hale, John T. Nor
ton Charles w. Upton. The directors
elected these officers: President. John
G. Day; vice-president, Charles s.
Chapman second vice-president,
Frank II. Hale; cashier pro tenn, c..
s. Chapman.
Jonesville--Ill. friendless. poverty
stricken and left alone by her hus-
band. Mrs. Earle II. Dresser, who
lives on a farm between here and
Litchfeld. was saved from the poor
house by the action OF philanthropy
list. who denies the use OF his name
for publication. This man. who holds
the mortgage on the Dresser home.
which he was compelled TO foreclose.
has assured the unfortunate woman,
through his attorney. that she can re-
main In her old home and retain n
portion OF the farm for her own use.
as long as she needs them