davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

III Gguients eBcFito hR sido diFijido al
honorable gobsEnsdor de Puerto Rico;
Al Han. GO5ernadOr de Puerto Rice.
San Juan, r. r.
Sefior: Los infraECritaH que son todos
Ion Contribuy0ntes, adamfs muchoH vsCi.
NOS no OontFibuyento8 del antique munici.
piO de BArceloDeta, Piden rsspetuoBamonto
la Agamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico,
que vote una 10y para que BRFC0Ion0tR
Compuesto de GuG baTTios de BaHCeloneta,
Florida AfueFs, Florida adentFo, PalmaB
RltaB y GaErochales, vuelva ConAtituir
m muniCipio baio b vigilancia de la &C.
tual Ley municipal dc de Mario de
1906.
BATceIoneta conAtituy6so On municipio
On q Afio 1882 vivi6 desAhogRdamonta
hRata 81 afio 1889, en- cuYo Afio tenla IN
prenupusSto dc gsStcs de dies y nCho mil
donCientoa diez y echo pesos tTeints tres
csntAvog pEovincialaB , On igusl cantidad
90 cAlculaTon- loG ingresos. Su poblaci6n
ssgin 81 COnEo de 1897, ore de nists mil
ochoCiento8 tFeinta CinCo habitantes. Su
TiquszR agFfcola ss CalCulabR en- cuAtTo.
CientoH mil pesos y 50 Eiqusza pecuariR On
mas de cincuentR mil peBoI.
La cTisih general que BnfsieFa d Eat1
dende 1898, por conseCuencia de la guerra
de Cubs, de las Conv ulHionaS polftica1, de
ID oacaHez de dinero ciEculsnte y dc Il po.
brsza de Ia industEia aacarinR & Causa do
log bnjOB pTeCioB; 60 agTav6 con 10 guerra
HiHpant Americana lsG natuFRIe1 Consa.
cuenCias del cRmbio de sobersn1a, IIegsndo
Hu mRyoF gEado do intenaidad CON 81
delaAtTcEo temporal de 1899, que RTEas6 ID
terra paHaliz6 81 Comercio.
Egta cTiSis tRaacsndi6 81 municipio az
BsEceIoneta, CEeGndol0 difCultadeg ca %
administration local, como aconteci6 Z los
demks municipioG do ID iGla, , BaECsloneta
hUbiers podido allanaElas como Ian sIlana.
ron los otFos puebIcs. PeFo de improvino
10 VIC Buprimido 8u regimen municipal
81 municipio de Manatf por
una orden del Comandanto MilitaE del
DspaEtamento do Puerto Rico, ca Cuya
situaci6n gs encuentFa aCtualments Den,
pu@a se aupTimisTon unoB Cuantog peqUefio8
mas, tal vez con 81 pEop6sito de
ayudaFles saliF de su crisis 6nancieFa.
Una mpj9F organisation en- 81 REGIMEN I
municipal puertoFEiquefio, una era ds d.
beItad MIS- ampliA , positive, nm CEsciento
desAIR0llO en- todog los 6vdenGg de ID acti
vidad inaulaTs y una cie7ta espeFan1a Ga
81 pueblo pueFtorFiqut11 dc tranRfiEmaRas
p0lftiCa y eCon6micRments; hiCieEon possible
que loH mDniCipios aupTimidos volVieRAn
( Keil tsgraTHe en- Ru regimen municipal,
lICanERndo hoy fslizments IN buen daEa.
rr0ll y IN CTeCiente bieneElaE.
PeEO BaECeloueta fac tnicamenta oIVi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

PARA REGALOS. :. 81 acreditado
cafe MORGAN, 81 nueVo cafe FortaleEs 21
acRba de reCibiE un magnffco suFtido de
sIegante1 CajitaG de esquisitoa dWJceo y
6ombOneS, pEopioS psEa TOgaloB dc eSta
otra tempoFadR. Las mas aCreditadR
marcaH de chocolates se encuentran Rllf los
estuChes SON dc 10 mas aTtfhticO y Emo.
Los hsladon de frutAs del pals y EefEeacoB
uiguen BiondO dc 10 mas sBquiSitO. Pre-.
clos m6dicoE Hervicin F6pido J toda
hora. EI chocolate "BRker" ofreCe atTA'
yental novedRdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

Un mRgnifCo BuItido de aTtfaticaS lam.
paFau, vajillaG, CEistaleEiR la mas fina = &
pEeCioa muy ConvenienteH, poFcelRnRG CHI
mas y del JRp6n, CapriCholOa gSmSloH para
TeatFo, juegOs dc peinea y painillaB para
las damRS, ObjstOa para tocadoE, botonadu'
EaB para cRbAlleFos = Blfi3Taus plumas pm
70 sOmbreFOa AbEigoS, pRiiuelOs, eatuCheB
de CosturR y de peTfumeEia etc, etc. toda
cIaBe On fin dc ObietoB de utilidRd fanta-
siA 90 oncuentFan On el acreditado establs-
que cadR vez es mas visitado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
BOSTON BAzAR.

Oads diA tlenon mayor aCsptaci6n los
RrticuloB dc este RCrsditado eStab.ecian'
to. En- obistoB fnoa para cabaIleros como
CorbAtaG, cinturcueI, psjsmaB, msdiaG, CO.
miHRu, cuellog, ETC., ETC., sl HuFtido eS es.
pl6ndid0. En- RrtiCulos de fantasia com
plRcemou 81 gustO mas caprichoso. ACa.
bAmos de TeCibiF an bonito surtido de
peinetAB para EbfioHRR Tambien tenemos
On ConGtanto exist0ncia paTaguau, malstas
para viaje, gorFaH infnidad de articuIcs
que neEia pEolijo enumeraF. Todo 6
pEecio Bumamento m6dico.
PoE todog loA CoFr0oB recibs novedRde8
q "Boston BazaE', de COEt6s , Mufiz
San Francisco 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

Eata Kiquaza que ca an total asciondo 6
quinientos uetenta mil noveOientos Bo1enta
, tres dollars, daRfs an Contingcnts ds
cuatEo mil OChocientoB CinCusntR tres
dollars para uoRtenor lOa gaAtos municipa.
le8 de BArCelonsta, bin cOntar lol natuTa
leI ingFeaon que RutoriEa ID LoY municipal;
J Oh superior 81 COntingante do mas dc Is
teFceEa paEta de loa actualeg municipios
dc u isl8 para atonder sua EeupaCtiVol
gsBtOu locales.
OteoH pusblOu, con meno1 poblac:6n y
Yiquesa y TeCuEBoa natuFalGG, gon ahoFa
muniCipioB, entEe loB vsints & que la
Ley dc dc Mario de 1905, dovolvi6 %
E6giman municipal, no pUGRn de soiI l0s
que aventajsn BsTCalOneta ca pobIaci6n
y no llegan & cuAtro los que le exoodOn on
Il rique1a cA'culAda para d pRgO do Is
contribution.
No exists, pues, ningunG Eaz6n polftiCG,
eCon6miCa, ni social que impidR que Bar.
celoneta puadR conatituirgo nuayament0 on
un muEieipio.
PoE tales Eazonea
AL Hon. Gobar ador de Puerto Rico
nuplicamos que haCiondo uuo de Il SoCCi6n
81. de 10 Lsy Municipal, aprobada Ga
de Mario de 1906 enmendada poF ID dc
IA de Mario de 1907, Bs GiTva nombTaE
dos per.onns dc buenR rspntaci6n Eesiden.
tea uno de Manatf otro dc Barceloneta,
4 fin de que iuntos y acompanadoa del
torosro que Is ley maEOa former Il junta
de infor naci6n, terminada la.cual espera.
m0I .ea Barceioneta eEigidn en- muicipi0
como oonvisne Bus intsFsses es dc
luHticia.
Carlos Meifa, Primitive Marcbkp, Fer
nando EuEia 90, Jols AlonBo del Olmo,
Quintfu NisYeg, N, Padfn. FEanci1co Re-
ye1, Juan de Ia Tore, Antonio Rod1fgues,
RodoIfo Vasquez, ElideEio VaDga1. Jose
PoIanco, Juan MapguRl RollEio, Joss G
YRlentin, AguBtfn GonzkleE. Rafael Me-
gE6n Ram6n RoEado, Baailio Reyes, Pa
Ire Espinora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

dado auf COL tin6a sin Eaz6n aIguna para
clio. situado ca una heEmoGa y fsEtil
llRnuEa que atEaviOsR 81 feErocaETil de or.
CunvalaCi6n y que EeCorren los fsrgocaFEi.
le. do log ingtnios dc aa6CaE, con nm cG.
mino que la un0 Manad , otro que le
un0 Arecibo, ea h'y una do Les comaToas
mas RIGA en produCCi6n azucArsra y bas.
tant0 pr6Bpsra "a riquezs poCuaFia, no
fslt6ndolo bucaa cosecha 40 cafe, tabaCO y
las llamadns tsutos memories. So poblAS.
ci6n que poE q cenHo de 1900 sra do nueve
mil tEeICientog cincuonta RietG hRbitantsl'
distribution On luB cinco bRFricg pa1a hoy
dc disz mil hRbitRntoD poE le nglomOraci6n
de gente8 que han vonido & trabaiRE on
lR1 hRciendaB de cans & dediCaEEs 4 toda
clAss da induStriaG. Su comoTCio Be hB
duplieado % FiquO2a general c8tk Clasifis
oAda pOr 81 presents afio soOn6miCo poE ID
TesoPerfR dc Puerto Rico jeI ligUionte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

VENTA do caFrou mulas. cabAlloB, he
rramientas 0tros 6tiles de construction.
mSquinaI de gaBOlina.
TAladFOu para pisdra de aiEs CompEi.
mido.
80 Mules todas en- buena condiCi6n.
CRrEos De CuatFo ruedRR maTCa ''Stude-
hacker"
Palas, piCos, CaEretillas, baTTaS de hierrO,
maErOneI, maTtillos infnidsd dc herlA'
mientan
I'll material arHiba mencionado, pusde
verse en- Bayam6n 8 en- Salto de COmeTfo.
Para mas informeB, dirigiTse & @. s. Miller
SupeFintendente Dc CONSTRUCTION j. G..
Al hits q Go, ERtACi6n del Trolley. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
SERVIGI0 ESPHTIAE IE 7ABLES
La Dgnocracia' y Ia Correspondence
UNDO
RevsIacionss en- eI iqiei0 de StoesssI.

SIN PesFsbuTgo
Conso Dc GueEEa nbnv nCuuli6n st
Ca rsque a prasnca del gnno KuEopalk Este Sg6 Mmad
lib Esvsansl hehlg dn pIo6ar compe dsliz6n
ug entire lee PnH fgar.. del de lee
Poonaa fnsnd que con exception todo personal % y armada
tuEbuentog
fa dlat pna antes ellis
lo GdbditN vSrdRdsramsns leles 81 impsriO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
Rifles Y mOnedas faIsas
OCupados pOr ell gObierRO.


CargsmSn pofa COnabe
hRlbs
gobiono Warrington
Unidoa San MaRnu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - A.
Blanco Fernandez FabTIelBtO Dc llCOr0S
ConoCido ventaioSaments on toda IR isla y
axtranjaro 6Edenes 81 ApaEtado 887, 8 la
Gale de TeBu6n 43. en- San Juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

REMATE DE PRENDAs-Lou dias
80 y 81 de EneEo de 1908 en- Il "Oasa
dc PE6utamos' de H. Lopas Copero, San
Jose rs, ga yondeF6n On p6blica SubaRta.
de "a III do 10 noohe infinidad do prem.
daV, quo no han sido ranovsdaB nj canoe,
Iadaa en- 81 tranBCurno de aeis meseS La
casa cOntiL6s Gun OpersciOnes. 1Ov.L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

BUENA OCAsION.-Por auuantzrsa
% duefo ue vsndo muy baTRta ca Adjun.
taS una msgnffica hacienda do cafe y cans
do Rz6caE, con mFquiOa hidrkuliCH, euta
blssimieatea CasAs do vivienda. PaFa
infoFmeI diHigirae don Juan Bernard en-
Adiuntan. a. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

sACOs DE YUTE para snva0s de
Rzipar cafe, aCEbRn de rscibirue, procs.
dsntes dc Calcutta y JRp6n, por los seio'
res 8. MELON y 90. San JuBtO 12 y
vsndon prsCion We 1t2josOs. 45v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

EL CLUB do F. Kshrhahn & 90,
EegalR an rsloj de orc "WalthAm" ssma'
nolmento entire suH Clienteg, la Ultima SO.
mana obtuvo uno, la Sra. ClsmenCia Ma
vaETo, ,Vocio ndmero A,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
MnIcllnR GENERlL

9rSElo A Las FADREsEl iarabe ealEranss
6r va Wnslow debe sapre que ins niaos estan
a e 4iodo AZ u dentic6n Proporeona aiVlo inn1edao
pequeho pacente, produce sleno natural franguio
sYvis n door 81 angeto despierta xaty vivCNf aegre
n muY agtadabe Al Faiadar, cana a uino, ablaida
enas alivs dnlofes, hacs ciles lss fnneones da
egt6mago Fcgula los intestno9a IS e mejor remedEg
sonoc % para diarFea ya Dr1venga esa de z asnc5n
y euaqueta otra causl. tngse mueho euado pedE
q "Jaraba Camrnts a. 4 Se6rgs WnalUw y Eneot
= to10a-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
EIresCate de MCLeans.

TfgSs ido
interior vef del kad MCLg hala Eeh
pE6zima AgunoI aaFan aE'sgadfno q yis enpo
nu6n Hafdy
hh eol del banddos 90 cEss ee items tmh
del
b6ni que ha6ndoe 81
AbdeIAiE D6sIs McLsanB hala spfamo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
CompIot frustrado en- Portugal.

Lsboa pcou
Carlos deEbaI nlD rGnn hR do copto aCsuo E e
h
mental Feude1ean M p'oneI conta leg aSnto Iba si
SuHpeadda lar an1 ProDgae ndefo
capital Ro6n notab peotaa 30 h oEdanadO 4 dstsnen
peronaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

M-ABRIGOs de Ioda lana para ueiio-
raa nifioS, sOmbEeFoH forma JapouesR s
InglesR, Ultima modR de PaEfV; acabRn de
RoCibiRne en- 81 estabIeoimionto GEL Tel6'
grafo" San JuAto 12 vendsn preCioS
baHatfGimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

LOLA MAS ProfesorR de piano
ofTeCe uus aeEviCios en- su casa Cruz 80. 81
toB San Juan P. r. 3Ov.B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
TlqUigTlfO j NOOlRtgrsfO.

30 neOssita uno. Dirfjasa anuuciando
hAlaEiO qus dessa 81 LCdO. Jorge v. Do
mingueE. Mayagdss. 2Ov.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

Las grandes araviosas propiedades t6nicas recons
tuyentes de la Ozomulsion Sc demuesran prontaente nor
Sus buenos resultados en- casos de
Ios. Resriad0s, La Grippe. BrOnquitis. Tisis. Pull
Los eementos que contene para la creac6n de sanere
Pua, para reconstuir los tedo gasados devolver las
fuerzas Perddas hacen de ella gran medicnaaiento
Sc obene los meores resuados desde prmeras dosis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

h@nprania . vuo Ya.I do-Fo
a1dis6 Vtoia 6 o2.0o O. lo lEll1l Gnll GS.s.-i.
u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
La SaIud DovuoIfd
por Medic del MuoVo AIimonto.

Peviene las Intermediates prolonga Ia Vida. Existe
soamente Emulsion que poee las verdadeas popedades
constuyentes para reponer los sistemas dees ftos de
vitalidad, ese medcamento leva el nombre de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
PETICION Al HONORABLE GOBERNA.
dot de Puerto Rico.
QuieVen que el barTiO tOrnB a ser
muDiGipiO independents.
BlrGoOnOil-d dIGOn-tu$ dRIGlnODtO OIdiado ]
CSntIdl sIn rlztR llguul.

El 6iguisnts aBcrito ha sido diEijido al
honorable gobsFnRdor de Puerto Rico:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
Old Man and Grandson.
oAged Woman and Her
Granddaughter Suffocate

BRADFORD. Pa. Feb. 1s.-Richard
Karl, an aged man, and his two-year-
old grandson were suffocated in their
home here this morning. before fire.
men could rescue them. Karl him.
self discovered the blaze and turned
I'm an alarm. after which he attempted
TO rescue the child. Escape was cut
of. however, by the fre and dense
smoke.
YORK. Pa, Feb. 1S.--Mrs. Isaac
Harrington. so, wife OF Ticket Agent
Harrington, OF the Northern Central
railroad, and her granddaughter, Maud
Mclaughlin, were suffocated to death
at their home here this morning.
through the explosion OF a small
oil stove which set fire to their build
ing. The bodies were recovered
through q window before they we're
cremated. however, but not until both
were dead. The other occupants OF
the house were Isaac Harrington. the
father, Clyde Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Mclaughlin. father and mother
OF the child. These made their es-
cape. The building was destroyed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
PLAUSIBLE BURGLAR
PLIERS FROM CO-EDS

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 18.--
There's a "Raffes" at work among the
u. OF M. goods" He is said to be
smooth, plausible cnap and is given
to calling--when the roomers are not
at home.
Mrs. Seward Cramer was the FIRST
on his visiting list" She lives at No.
800 Thompson-st Hearing some one
prowIlng around upstairs, she hurried
10 see who was there and heard "A
scurrying Of feet down the roof of the
back porch All he got was Al cents,
overlooking fat roll OF bills.
But "Raffies' got away with s42 be-
longing to coed" In Jefferson-st
Being caught In the building. he al.
layed the suspicious OF the one who
sharply quizzed him, by explaining
that he intended calling upon a young
woman who lived In the house. He
was discovered again. this time In a
house on Thompson-st. where he put
up a bold front and the usual explain.
alton. He came again In the even
ing. out OF bravado, and was warned
away.
A posse is not pursuing him with
bloodhounds. o0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
CAPT. DUNN S WIFE
GIVEN DIVORCE
SAYS HUBBY HAD HABIT or RE.
NAMING OUT NIGHTS TILL
A. INGALLS, HER "NAoGER."

Mrs. Louisa Dunn was granted a d.
vorce and $50 a month alimony by
Judge Donovan Tuesday morning from
her husband, Capt. William II. Dunn,
well-known lake captain and former
ly in the employ OF the White Star
line.
The Dunns have not lived happily
for several years. In 1905, Mrs. Dunn
fled a bill and a decree was granted
by Judge Mandell. but never signed.
Mrs. Dunn says she discontinued the
case on her husbands solicitation, but
he denied ever asking her to drop
the case.
she just nagged the life out OF
me-" was the husbands complaint. Il
couldn't keep q job on a boat because
she was always butting In, coming 10
the boat and raising row. She ex.
pected me TO work on boat where
no women were employed"
I'VE could live together and be hap
py," was Mrs. Dunn's reply. If my
husband would be man and not go
out every night In the week and stay
out until 4 o'clock In the morning"
During cross-examination, Capt.
Dunn became excited, and told of see
ing his wife with n man on Clinton
st., and or following them into a
house. II followed them I'm and gave
him a beautiful trimming" the hus-
band said.
Mrs. Dunn said the man was a
boarder and the house was her own
home. She denied other allegations
OF improper conduct.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
CHARM THE FAT AWAY.

To reduce by means OF exercise or
dieting is nothing but torture TO the
flesh and modification to the split.
IL is SO much simpler 10 charm" II
away. OF course. don't mean by
"spells'n or 'incahtations' but through
the occasional use, OF this home re.
ceipt, viz: IL ounce Marmoia. IL
ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and 31-2 ounces Syrup Simplex. which
any one can obtain at any drug store
for a small sum and mix at home. Take
teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time. II literally charms the fat away
Takes u OF iust where you need ~
of and does " quickly but harmless.
IL. Many persons lose as much az
pound a day.
Isn't that charming on the fat
eat what you please and still lose q
pound q aay--withoat strain, injury or
~Hoftf =--a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
ASLEEP IN GRAVE,
.sCAREs MOURNERS


FREELAND. Pa, Feb. lS.-While
digging a grave at ST. Jerome GENE
terry here. MlCl aei Bcsaek., who had
been drinking. iell asleep, and, on ac-
count OF the cold weather and TO save
themselves from -wOrry about his
safety. his co'noaI cns placed him in
the rough box In the grave and then
screwed the Il. on.
When the flneia. arrived they were
busy elsewhere. Undertaken Kirnan
directed an assistant TO remove the
lid from the rough box. They did SO.
Bosack sal upright and wanted TO
know what was doing.
The mourners were startled until
the real situation was explained, and
interment was then made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
Wife of Baseball
Nagnate I. 7. Brash
On the Stage e4gan

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1S.-Mrs.
John T. Brush, wife OF the National
league magnate. returned 10 the
stage last night for sweet charity's
sake" and for only one performance.
She appeared as Ruth" in Hoyts "A
Temperance Town" a part that was
originally created by Mrs Brush dur.
ing her early professional career as
Miss Elsie Lombard.
The performance was for the ben.
eft of the Boys club and the audi
ence which embraced the beauty and
fashion OF Indianapolis reached such
proportions as TO necessitate the or
chestra being placed under the stage
at Engiish's opera house.
Mrs. Harry 8. New was largely In.
strumental In promoting the financial
success OF the performance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
M CAULEl MUM
ON HIS ARREST
NOT NECESSARY TO SPEAK NOW,
SAYS MAN CHARGED WITH
sWINDLING SWAIN

Dennis J. McCauley, the broker ar.
rested Monday at the instance OF Ed.
ward Klann, who claims he was de.
frauded out of $500 he had saved for
his wedding, Is still in the central po'
lice station pending the outcome OF
the investigation being made by the
police into the transaction. The police
have sent to Chicago for information
concerning the Timber Realty Co..
which, Klann declares, McCauley en-
gagged him to represent No warrant
has been asked for as yet.
McCauley refuses TO discuss the
case, even with the police.
1T isn't necessary for me to say
anything at this time" he said.
do you expect to get out of this
trouble7"
II hope to-" was the reply.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
HAD TO BUY STOCK
IN GLAZIER CONCERN

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Feb. 1s.--Judge
Kline has granted orders to allow
Geo. Jackson. Ben Hohl. Bert Nc
Claim and Arthur c. Pierce to file pc
titions In the chancery case of Henry
M. Zimmerman. banking commission
er. Va. the Chelsea Savings bank, TO
declare null and void certain promis
sorry notes given them by Frank p.
Glasier In exchange for stock in the
Glazier Stove company. The order
prevents w. w. wedemeyer. receiver
for the bank, from selling or assign
ing tho notes until the hearing OF the
petition. The parties. who were en-
ployes of the Glaxier Stove Co., claim
that they were compelled to take stock
in the company for the purpose OF
making them voters at an election for
the issuance of school bonds.
Economy Is the mother OF liberty -.
Johnson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
NO NAME YET FOR !
new CIVIC D0DI
BOARD or COMMERCE ExIEAp9s
TINE FOR RECEIVING suooEs
TIoNs--BEsT Wins s2s pRixE.

Although several hundred names
were submitted In the contest for the
$25 prize offered by the Board ok
Commerce for a name for the new
civic association to be formed TO pro-
mote the welfare of Detroit, none
quite met with the approval Of C. r..
Bielman, A. III. Griffith and the con-,
mittee on press and publicity when
they opened the replies Monday even
ing. The committee feels that It X
important to have just the right name
for this association and In the effort
to secure Ii, an extension OF the time
has been made until Feb. 20. Those
who have already sent In names Will
be allowed TO send In other sugges
tons.
Among the several hundred nam0e
that were sent In were the following
Public Health Defence association, Cit
liens Civic union, Detroit Loyalty
league, Citizens Advancement league,
Detroit Altruistic league, Progressive
Detroit club. Detroit Improvement
Guild, Detroit Progressive association.
ment league. Modern City Makers.
Practical Unity league, League Of
Progress. Detroit Companionship Eos.
terers. Detroit A-Million Federation.
Epicurean Municipal league. Better
Detroit club, the Rising Power and the
Utopia society.
All suggestions for a name should
be sent to vicent 8. Stevens. secre
tary OF the press and publicity com
mittee. and the same committee will
open the replies at the close OF the
contest, Feb. 20.
The committee states that manu-
scripts are already coming in for the
prize story contest about Detroit. for
which prize OF $50 is offered. This
contest closes Feb. 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
ADCRAFT CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN WARNOCK

The Adcraft club will entertain at
an informal dinner In the Penobscot
inn. Wednesday, Feb. 10. A. w. War
mock. president OF the Publicity club
OF Minneapolis,h and also general pas
seager agent OF the Twin City Rapid
Transit Co. Mr.. Warnock will give a
short address on Municipal public
lfy,v a subject of vital interest to De.
troiters In view OF the fact that the
Detroit Board OF Commerce IL CON
eHpistisg a similar plan Of campaign
Tor advertising Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
AFTER PNEUMONIA. TYPHOID
FEVER. SCARLET FEVER,
DIPHTnERIA. GRIP. Etc.
BIood-PolsonIno. Frustrating Diseases
from which Il ls Hard TO
Recover.
The Best Course TO Pursue 10 to Take
Hoods sarsapariiia.


Conyalescence from the grip and al
other diseases that poison the blood
and weaken the whole system should
be promoted by every means at ones
command. Careful attention has been
found TO be as important after these
diseases, which have been so preya-
lent this winter. as during them.
Hoods sarsaparilIa is of great ser.
vice In convalescence. because IL rids
the blood OF any lingering poison. re-
stores the appetite. aids the digestion.
Renews the Strength, and builds up
the whole system. In cases where a
csthartic is needed. Hoods Sarsaparil-
la Is greatly aided by Hoods Pills,
the tonic cathartic, peculiarly well
adapted TO the weak and run down.
Sick Two Months-"Hood's Sarsap-
arilla has cured me OF the grip. was
sick for two months and was tired and
weak and could not do any work. Fin
ally l sent for a bottle OF this medi-
cine. and when l had taken half OF it
could do the homework recon-
mend Hoods to all who have the
grip" Miss Carrie Irby. Jenkins. Mo.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold every
where. In the usual liquid. or In tab
Jet form called Sarsatabs-One hun
dred doses one dollar.