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The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny ssdlcr.
Resfck a CO., Commission McrchantN

BUFFAID, Nay IT--tSpecIaL Cat
tle--Receipts ilEht and steady. Hogs
S6ms'O5. Sheep--Receipts 1000: top
lambs s53b. Calves--Top. 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
Markets and Finance
} LIVE STOCK.

slO. heavies. ss0s.o5. roughs. s4so9
5.l0, stays. SfQ 4.5O.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
IL Is not likely that Jniiu. herman and

receiving the goods stolen by Billy
McHale and his gang from the Bah
bitt-Taylor- Lane Co, owing TO tile
fact that the thieves refuse 10 testify
against them. aud without their testi-
mony, the police say, conviction
would he impossible. However, Pros
ecutor Yerkes will investigate the
matter thoroughly before reaching a
decision
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
Pafroimen samuel Davis md Joseph
tvuus wrrs found guilty, by a Jury

ia police court No. 2 late Monday at
ternoon. OF assaulting John Szepiar
anski and Acting Police Justice De-
Cav at once suspended sentence on
both, holding that the circumstances
OF the assault did not warrant him In
imposing a penalty. Szepiaranski was
seen by the officers carrying chick
en- under his arm. and when asked 10
explain where he got 10. said tok-
ingly he had stolen the fowl. When
the officers started 20 arrest him he
explained that ne had been testing
and took them to the residence OF
neighbour. where he proved that he
had bought the chicken. According
Go the officers. the man then began
to abuse them, and when they at
tempted 10 arrest him. he resisted so
Etrenuously that they were obliged
TO use their clubs.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
beside the body OF his wife. who died
AT No. 430 Grandy-ave.. sunday night,

William HermanowSkl quarreled with
relatives over the possession OF his
two children, whom the relatives re-
fused TO give into his care because
ha had been separated from his fam
lily for several months The quarrel
became so violent that II attracted
the attention OF passing patrolman.
who took Hermanowski to the Chene
station. He was released later with
warning, however. The children
will be sent 10 the orphanage OF the
Fclician sisters. St Aubin and Can
field-aves.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
After vainly Fighting extraditton, &.
Edward yoxf wanted I'm this cfsy ON

charge OF perjury In connection
with his divorce suit. was brought
back from Cleveland, Monday. by De-
tectives Kunkel and mccarthy, and
was locked up in the central station.
1t is charged that Nogt swore falsely
that he had lived in Detroit two
years. Vogt says he can. prove that
he was a bona-fid resident or the
city for more than two years. He
obtained decree i'm March. 1905
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
u. waiter D0hany. assistant corporation
counseis 81 think that steps should
A man giving his name John III. FL
stop. y vars old, no home. and Hugo

Klatt, boy OF Is. No. 33l ST. Jo-
seph-st., were caught in T.. VI. Reyn-
ODDS store and lunch room at Grand
River-ave. and the Boulevard by Pa
trolman Wendt about O'Clock Tues
day morning. Elstop had a Jimmy
and III packages OF tobacco which.
the police think. were stolen else
where. Elstop was taken 10 an out
side station. while young klatt was
removed TO headquarters, where he
was turned over to Lieut. Breault, OF
the truant department
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06

" employed by I. J. BradWay as
salesman, has been issuing some big
checks on Griswold-st. In trying TO
swing deals he had planned. The
checks were returned To the firms
taking them by the banks. however.
As they were OF large size. no one
had suffered loss, nothing being
turned over to Farley. Business
troubles eliminating In bankruptcy
proceedings are said to have dis
turbed Farley's mental balance. He
Is now III In his home.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Sunmpre.

= Sruu Rbillippine Simseea bon
Sim Str. madte Disnitas abenb sinen
Selbitmorbuerin6, inoem iie cine DoIis
Garboliaure Oeri6ludte. ieood mar oie'
lslbs ni6t sroB senug, I'M ii6 als fatal
gu erweiien. Ytan nahm bic Srau sui
Sebanolun9 mad oem Staut Soipital.
= Gowuro. Der 9jabrise Sobn bss
Sames S'Sora BON @rie StraBe. Der
nit einem Samerabsn. Srso. ParireD,
3sttel anstru9 uno bic babel auf elmer
Bride ii6 na6iasten. fiel Dieuitas
Mtorsen in ben Spencer Bad unb sr.
trunt, wabrenO Rurfrep ii6 bur6
S6mimmen rettete.
= Der an Sbermoob glpenue in Soft
sebenoe SSilliam Polisfp, uls Berg.
mann in Der @Dpsp @roue 3e6e anss.
itellt, muroe Donneritas ytabmittas
unter einem mebrere Tonnsn piesenbsn
Dsdsnfull 9efunssn unb iOfort sstOotst.
Wtebrere anoere slrbeiter batten Elm
fnappes @ntfommen uno purbsn Don
Gnoeren aus elmer sefubruOllen cage &C.
rsttet, als man Sunoe pom bem Sall
erbalten bate.
-Srau emma GSler BON Cat Ctr,
bic cine SSOde SuuOr nabe ibrer 9Sob'
nuns pon elmer Wfausr fisl uno baburd
sinsn bOppslten Bru6 bes 5uBselentss
erbielt, 1T Samitas Der einise Gage 5uuOr
sinSstretsnen Wtunoiperre erlesen. tros'
cem Der bebanoelnoe arjt isin m69lidits
that, ibr bas 3sbsn 3u retten. Die
8sritorbene mirb BON brei fleinen Sin.
bern iiberlsbt uno ibre Bsiissuus sr'
folSte Wtontas Jta6mittas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
NittStpu.

- Soc Wfoloone, elm iunser Stalie'
ner Der Bottom glniieoeluns, wuroe
Dienitas bel Der Sunction uon einem
3ug Sermulmt, alS er BON einem obs
ipran9 unb bireft Dor bem anoeren
lanoete.
- Der Bauer SIwin Snre pon
Mention, Der 9ia6ts juuOr nabe 6uns
Iom init einem sebrOdensn 0iiidsrut
auf9eiunben nurbe, erla9 Der Serles'
uns am Donnsritas Wtorsen i'm bieii
gen Sripital. 9a er nur SO @ents in
ben Eaiden bate. 10 wirb BON ssrpiiien
Seiten ansenommen, baB er iiberfallen
uno beraubt mur6e, mGbrenb Der 9lrSt
9laubt. baB er BON ieiuems 8o9en fiel
unb 70. bic fatale Serlesuns erbielt.
Sine ipdter uOrsenOmmeue 0ei6enibou
srsab, baB Der Miann un3weiislbaft Die
erbaltenen Yerlesunssn burd einen Sull
erbielt uno oaber fein 8erbre1en Dor.
liest.
- Sin iurhtbares llnsliid murbe
Oisnitas Wior9en in Der Wt. 2oofout
3s6e Der Gemple @iisn GOmpunie ju
@pomins our1 cine @aserploiion uers
uria6t. Sisben Widnner purben &c.
t6Stst, iiebsu lebensSsiabrlid unb iiebeu
idlimm psrlest, wdbrsno cine gnsabl
nit lei6ten Serlesuuseu Oauon famen.
Die @etOOteten iinb: Pasquale guppu,
Sranf Smitb, @sOrse Metcalf, grtbur
Smallcomb uon @rster, Sobn Wtc9iul'
tp, 2spis PutOsfg, SObn 9aiObuse bon
8bomius. Die @rplOiiOn erfOlste in
Der 9teb gib stber. 1900 SUP bonn 5uBs
bss Saadtes, unb innerbalb elmer bal.
ben Stunbe batte ii6 cine Wteni6en.
msnse BON 2OoO gerionen on Der @in'
fuhrt gum Sda6te eiusefunOsn, baruns
ter Die Srauen unb ainoer Der 9et6bte.
ten unb 8erlesten, lpelde unsiterfiillt
aui Sia9riht wartetsn. SIN Sanfe oes
seitrigen cages iinb nod Swsi Der Yers
lebten geitOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Bon Der Slbfeite.

Srl. Wiabeline Rotb BON Glib 8eb'
iter apenue uuo Geo 9eonarb pon 8iper
Stra6s purben leste @ote burf Pfars
rer 8. 8. Sousbran Su sinsm sliidlideu
Gbspuur sinssissnet.
Drsi Ssnuben BON Sieier Ssite. SObn
Drssla, Sobn 8aub unb RObert Wia.
JEST, bic iid ibrss Yersebsns idulbis
bstanntsn, wurben Sreitas 3ur Beiier.
uus Geformidnlen iibsrpielen. Drssla
bsrmbte ben Blaiisr Sumelierlaben uno
Die 3wei anoeren ltablen cine Gnjabl
Sdde.
Bon Der 8obnuns ieiner Sdweiter
aus, 5rau Yster Shnsiosr BON Shb
SBsbiter slusnue. wurbe Der sinige Gage
SuuOr in Wtibblstomn ueritorbene 81.
surrenmudsr SObn Sermann ssitsrn
YOrmittas i'm Srisbboi bel $40. 5 CUR
lestsn Rube beftattet, na6 einem
Trauerbisnit in Der beutideu fatb. ct.
Wtarien STRIDE.
Die Dienita9 abenb in Der atbtstie
Salle uon Der scranton Sdn9errunbs
sescbene Surlesfe Sperette pStrieie in
Samsrum," erwies ii6 oils elm Yombens
erfOls. oenn inter Der Resie BON Prof.
Diuidus sabeH bic Gbeilnsbmsr cine
wirtlid abserunbete gotltelluns unb
ernteten ueroienten uno bOnnernben Zip.
pIuus. Disie aufiiibruns tann oils elm
weiterer Yeweis anseiebsn weroen. bae
Der Ssrsin INNER beitrebt lit. nur Sas
Bette gu leiitsn. Sin hottes Ganj'
tr1n3beu beibloB ben glbsnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
@ilfess 8arre Sta6ri@ten.

= Die 9nisbts Of Malta butten Sisie
Do9e bon Der Staot Seiis ssnommsn.
= Die bier Msilsn lanss Staats'
itrase, BON DiuiiiOn StraBe oabier na6
glantieofe, piro $50, 900 fofen.
- Der su 8roOtiioe wObnbafte sln'
ton Sliita fiel ON Sreitag bel Der Gins
tabrt in ben Oorrance Sda6t aus oem
Subritubl uno wuros iOfOrt setOotet.
= 9Sdbrsub Sobu &uscunase am
Oienitas in @bwarbspille sinsn eleftri'
idsn Drabt sntfernsn wollte. Der einsn
Baum in Yranb seisst butte. traf ibn
bic pone sleftriide StrOmunS uno tOos
tete ibn aui Der Stele.
- Gm Sreitus baben iie babier ben
betannten tii6tisen Muiiter uno Sc
Iansslebrer z. q. B0ttser 3u @rabe
setrasen, Der uud in SCRANTON ipObl'
befannt mar. Der Seritorbsns mar SO
Sabre alt unb bintsrldbt bic S8ittwe,
swsi S0bne uuo cine 2Odter.
- slnian9s uersun9euer 8obe erla9
gOlissiisrssant Sdmiot i'm sllter BON
Sc Sabren eiuem Sdlasanialle, BON
osm er cine SSode 3uuor bstroHen wnr'
be. Der SeritOrbens ma6te ben 1870
-71er Srieg nit, fam 1873 mad ben
Ser. Stauten uno balo oarauf bierher
nno biente felt 1893 bel Der ROliiei,
Sc iiberlsbsn lbu iiini Sinbsr.
= Dur6 sinen Sal pon Selsseitsiu
in Der PrOspect 3ede Der Sebisb Saleg
@ompanie gu Wtiouale muroen geiteru
pier Mdnner. idmmtlid Slowaden. &C.
tOotet uno einer t0otlid uno swel au'
Oers idwsr uerlsst. Der @rnbenuor'
mann idsint burb 9iadlaiii9feit oas
llnsliid ueri6uloet Su buben, benn es
mar bstanni. oab bic Dede uniider mar
= OiapOr Snifien bat erfldrt. bat
sr isoen 9oli,iften iOfOrt sntlaiicn wirO
Der iid IN irseuO elmer SSsiie @eibsnf'
MAIDEN ldBt. @s ibeint. oab Die Snip
pslsurOiiten iif init MublSeiten, Safiee
@strdnten uiw. beidsnfen lisBen uni
| iid on ben 6rudtidnoen su Peanuts
unb 5rii6ten nod Selieben usrbalien
Dss MapOrs SOrSsben peroient Vol
uno 0ta6abmun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Bapue Gcuntp.

Sonesbale. - Sier lit bic Oia9ridi
einSetroffen, baB Sobn 8. Stels. mel
der Dor pier Sabren wesen Der Grmor'
ouns Der 5rau Wtarp O'Seefe 3u Saw'
lsD prO3eiiirt purbs, psssn Wtansel an
Ssweiien aber bic Sreibsit pieber sr'
lanste, bem Soma Staatssudtbaus fir
9ebsnsSeit iibsrpieisn ipOrben lit. neil
er Senrp SOtbman srmoroet haben ioll.
-Gburlss 9autenidldssr, Der iid iduls
big bsfannte, ueri9isOene Rinoer bes
Yiftor Seer in Clinton Gppnibip uer'
eiftet 5u babsn, puroe um Wtontas bon
Otidtsr PurOp Su ;psi Sabren .3u6t'
baus perurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
spiken Sorbange,
5000 Yaare,
0roker Witt= saiion
Werfant
Oieie @obe.


bauaptrfauf, Der lest faiifinbst In unisrsm
frititn @icdpuf2 Sunesrit opn Suantontr
Sausfrousn une iuiiinftge Srduie trffnnen biz
gpintiafsi, elmer frhbtn ausltit-lit fomnien In
polltr 3abl unt tint aHdli6ers une sntbnha-
tfiihs Wn,abl Won 8dufrn mare ltptr iu PM
ben, abtr natiirlib sisbi &c tintn @rune.
9snu nidbt pfmals isbtn Sis cine 3uiammfn'
lsis ron 5000 paarsn Ron pini9snswtrtbsn,
srIsr aualiidi SpBsu 8prbGnetn, pts httie-
70 niterie anseitBt. llne ts aitbl ptnt9 ccr
aar fsinsn @Tunb, parum nibt ttet tran tn
Der Stabt bisis uitaunliRsn 9riParutlis g.
nifbsn irlit.
$1.25 Slottinsbams, 79 Gents.
6QO guan urn uuisrsn rssulaun .25 sfOt.
tinabam 0ort6ngsn, Gusn lang unp rfgn'
IGrt Brdis, ahi ntut StyIs ,ur Nnspael;
$125 Mnib. gsriaufsPrts, has paar' ~
Cents.
$3.50 Nottinsbams, $1.1O.
500 90 are ron uuIsru ST. so AualiiGt Ect-
tiuatams, 3 Gllsn lang. abu ppn timer pitl
f,inusu Auaiidi unp in ipSlf bibften Dt'
Nus- i6n,t, 8af6ufsr su $3.50. gftfaufs'
prtis, has pdar, $t.tO.
$1.75 Nottiusbams, $1.29.
$50 paurs sinss fsinsn @rabts son Ncttina.
BAN SpiBsn gprbanss. 81 <n lang une 6O
2pl brdi, piuitbn an,itbsntt Stpf, otrsH
friibnsr prsis $t75 unb 50 0 mar, tu $1.29.
1925 giottinsbams, $f.59.
200 paars Ron sinn rra fsinsn aualitSt
Rpttinsbum SpiBsn. ati6madpOas punftt,
5isurtn unb SlumsuetiFns, su 81. So.
$3.50 Nottinsbams, $f.79.
375 paars BON fsinr Aualiidt Rotinebams,
In etr arS6isn 9trIhisptnbsit ppn Wuitern, j.
,u BEN prsifs atisist, uusspObnIi& ausisbsnss
Nuffsr, Ju $1.79.
$500 glottinsbams, 1929.
400 poars ron gan, ususn glcttiusbams.
frilh Ron fsr aabrii, tins mtbr aniitbsnfs etnts
IN fGpn ,u fnesn iCear ju unisrsm rtsulaTsn
prtis; nur 81 20.
$3.50 glottinsbams, s2.59.
600 paars BON sinsm elegant tnipprftnsn
gurbaug, paIitnb fir ben ftinfien parlpr nnf
Gin auisr @trtb iu $3.50, nur $3.50.
s4.00 giottinsbams, s2.9S.
500 pra6tppls paar BON uninsn rtaulGrsn
$400 Hchiuabams, Wuifn BON fiinitlt6tul
Gnipurf une lururiUisn Gffsfisu, uur s2.9S.
o. 4 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
9n Der sibuna oes 8unees.g q

-Sn Der Sisuns oes 8unoes'abs
seorbnstsnbauies wurbe einitimmis elm
@sies sessn Sinbsrarbsit i'm Oiftrift
Columbia ansenommen.
-Sn Chicago traf bic 9ia9riat
Gin, bas 0ssu. Sobn 8. Sdafers, Der
Sssliorssr Der @bicasoer ct. Wfartins
beutidsn r6miid.tutboliiden Sir6e, auf
Der fsiie nad Pulaitina uuf Der. Sniel
9ibObss I'M mittslldnoiiden Meers Ice.
ltorbeu LIT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
S1.5O glottinabams, $1.1O.

500 puar, ron unisrr $3.50 aualiidt Rot,
iinstams, @llsn lang. abr pen elmer pitl
ftinun SualiiGt unb in ipSlf bhbl6sn Stt'
fins f6n,ns 8nf6ufr su $3.50. gfttaufs'
prsis, has pdaT, $t.t0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Die sOblsnarabsr unb @rubsnts,

= Die SOblsnsrdbsr unb @rubsnbs.
iissr BON Sllinois babsn Elm llsbereins
tcmmen sstrOfen, bas fiir beioe Ebeile
3ufrieoenltellenb lit.
= RicOtti @aribalbi, Der sweite SObn
bes Sefreisrs Stalien's, 1T su oreimO'
natliasr 9aft uub 800 Sruues @elo'
buBe uerurtbsilt wOrbsn, neil sr nsulia
in SarSinisn siuen Sffisier iniultirt
bate. @aribaloi bat fi9 bsreit erflart,
bic Strufhaft ausutrstsn, bod slaubt
man ni4t, baB oas sei6eben wiro.
annoneirt I'm r8oHenblatt..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Mprb &crantpn.

Der 1oidbriss Samss Banfs BON
8lad sIuenus, pslder Moutas lester
DOde ueridwano, nudoem sr iid 5 60
ansssisnst bate. telssrupbirte Douuer'
ftas BON Cambridge, Wiaii., pObiu er
fid gum Seiua isinss @rOBpatsrs be-
9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Gns beni oberen Sbale.
(Gr6balo @orreiponSen3.)

Der Paneoait 3ede 5u TbroOp, erbielt
DisnitaS ourd cine Spreneuns redt
f6limms Serlesuussn, wirb iid absr
wisoer erbOlsn.
- Der als Sanblauser In Der Serrid
5sds su Reduille anseitsllte Stulisnsr
9Insslo WtaDas wurbe Donneritas 8or.
mittas our6 einen Selisnfall auf Der
Stslle eri6lasen er ipurbe fattiia su
Eooe jerbridt.
-Serr nnS Srau Sobn gene uno
Go6ter bon 9iu StraBs uno 9err uno
Srau @Onrao @el9 BON Siio Wiain
StraBe, ardbalb, reiiten Samfta9 na9
9iep Yorf. uon mo aus iie am Wtontas
eiue 0ieiie naa oem altsn Sutsrlano
nntraten.
- Der 5jdbrise Walter Surbea bon
ben Didlon @itp Stats ertranf Wtontas
9iadmittas nabe Der @lterunobuuns in
elmer g8aiierpiiise. Das llnsliid waro
pon giiemanb bemerft unb erft entoedt,
als elm gia9bar ,ufGllis bas Sele iiber.
idritt unb einen SUP aus Der Bfiise
rasen iab.
= 9ln9eblif neil ibr @atte iie am
slsi6en Wtorsen uerlaiien bate, mari
iif 5rau giidOluus 9titait seitern 9iad.
mittaS balb llbr nabs Der Seiiup 8.
& 8. citation Dor einen Soblenjus, Der
iie 3ermalmts. Den &amentationeu ib.
rer seseuwdrtissn 10idbrisen Godter
CAB Die Srau fein @ebOr.
= Sine sebrodene Soppeluns uui
Der @rie @iienbabn su 8inton lieB am
Samitas Ntorsen bic Sabuie uno ben
lesten SOblenfarren los unb beioe liefen
eine Diltan3 BON brei Wtsilen unb fraf).
ten in einen auoeren Soblensus. Die.
mano wuroe uerlsst, absr Der auseri9'
tete Sdaben miro auf etwa $500 per.
ani6last.
- Der bsta9te SamsS Wfullarfeg
BON Grdbalb nuroe Donnerltas gbsnt
burd ben itarfen gSinb uon bem Q. &
8. Briidsnbod ssmebt unb erbislt Ser.
lesunsen. bic 5rsitas Morssn ieinsn
COB 5ur SOlse batten. @r trns burd
ben 16 5uB bOben Sua feline SnOdsn'
Bride oauOn, uber bic erbaltene Oieruen'
eri6iittsrnns mar 9eniiSenb, nm ii6 als
tOotlid sn erweiien.
= Der Stuliener GOnp Yort, Dem
Elm 1anbsmann In ibrem Soitbaus su
Seiiup juidllis beim Sanbbaben elmer
Slinte bic VaOuns in bas @eii6t iaste,
itente iid Wtontas Wtorsen in ihlim'
mem 3uitauo i'm Staat Soipital elm.
Das linfe sluse mar ibm nabesu aus'
seriiien uno Elm Gbeil Der Vaouns mar
ibm aud in's @eii6t unb ben Sals se.
brunsen. Der Wtann wiro ii6 mad
ben ausiasen Der aerite wisoer erbOlen.
(GarbOnbuls @OrrsipOnbenS.)
- Sraut Miorasfsp BON @resnfielb
ROab uno oils 8ersmann in Der 9io. 1
.. & 8. 3sde anseftellt, purbe Wton'
tas 8ormittas nabrenb Der arbeit BON
einem 5etienfal Setroffen uno auf Der
Stelle sst6otet. Dem llnsliidliaen
puros bas @enid sebro6sn unh Der
S6doel einseoriidt.
= Die a6t Sabre alts Todtsr oes
8gron Bed BON Darte Gusnue eutsins
5reitas 9ia6mittas iebr fnapp benz gr.
trinfunsstobe, benn als bic Sleine cine
5uBbriibe iiber ben Gadet Bad freussn
mollts, fiel iie in bas 8aiier. Gum
Slid mar Us. 6. SnDoer 3ur Stslle
unb rettsts iis, sbe iie Sdabsn erlitt.
: 8alter 8. Sawfins BON Eborn
StraBs, elm 8remier auf Der .. & 8.
@iienbabn. wuroc Donneritas nabe
g8ilfes'gurre bura eiuen pl0sliden
Stud bon isinem 3us uuo Dor bic &d'
Der ssidtsuosrt, bic ibm bas re6te
Sein Obsrbalb bem 3nie iiberfubren.
Sm Msrcp SOipital fano man es notb'
wenbis, oas @lieb 3u amputiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
$1.25 glottinahams, 70 Gents.

gro puou urn uuirsu rssul6rtn $t.25 sfOt'
tinabam 9prt6nstn, GLEN lang unb rseu'
Iart grdis, aht ntut Siyls ,ur Nuswael.
81 25 @rib. @riaufeprsis, has paar, ~
gfnt6
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Samen.Sa .gnme,,.

Hotbes, g8eiBe' unb @slbesSteds
swisbeln, @riine grbien, SOrn, Sulat,
Ruoiss6en, Rettise, 8obnen, Gotbes,
8eibs' unb @slbs'Riibsn, iOpie ulle
Sortsu BON friidsn beutidn Sdms.
rsisu, beim Pfuno oosr WtaB.
@bwarb Siebeder,
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two years she turned perfectly light.
During the next two years, however,
a reverse process followed. The next
four years saw similar change,
from black to white. then from white
to black, and Mrs. Massey was still
more astonished in 1896 when she
began to turn white for the third
time. Since that date she has been
turning color more slowly. and the
surprising thing is that the hue has
held for the exceptional number Of
years. Although she has not as yet
noticed the accompanying itching
sensation, the appearance Of the lit
tie spots on the face has given her
ground for fear that the reverse
process in the third Transformation
may not be far on Mrs. Massey is
not worried about the matter. how
ever. as she is not affected physically
by the change of color. In fact. she
says. she has always enjoyed the
best of health. and. although she is
getting pretty well along In years.
expects to see many more birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey came to In
dianapolis from Bowling Green. KY.
in 1896, just as she was beginning
to turn white for the third time.
when she lived In the Kentucky
town many physicians examined her
in an attempt to find cause for her
change in color. In Indianapolis she
attracted considerable attention
wherever she has gone. but none Of
the city doctors has ever called on
her, she says.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-26

names. has Just been added the new
ly organized "Fraternal Order OF
white Mice" with this newcomer
in the field the names of at least a
score of the bctter-known birds and
beasts have been utilized as titles for
societies. The tendency to select an
imal names seems TO he a deep-seated
and growing one. and an investiga-
ton into the uses of these names
would make an interesting study.
The Fraternal Order OF the Moose Is
one of the most recent additions to
the "Elks" and the "Bufraloes" and
Among the benevolent societies the
Beavers and Eagles both have large
memberships. Another order, the
Owls. has l56 nests all over the
country, with home nest in South
Bend. Ind. There are over 5000
members belonging to these. The
Fraternal Order of Eagles has an en-
rollment OF over 100000 members,
and the Elks is one of the largest
benevolent societies in Chicago. the
total disbursements running into mil
lions of dollars. The Independent
Order Of Foresters has an enrolment
of 255.OOO members and its total
disbursements for benefits to its
members amounts to s22,500, 900
since it's organization in 1874. The
queerest- named society found in Chi
cago, however, is the Concatonated
Order of Hoo Hoos. an organization
of lumbermen. with large member
ship.
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Our Buildings
ModelfOrJapa
ARCHITECTS OF OUR ORIENTAL
NElGHBOR STUDY OUR
SKYSCRArERS

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July "a. - Amer
lean buildings may serve rs models
for Japans new 312,0OO.OO0 House
of Parliament. according to Kane
taro Hayashida, special envoy OF the
Mikado. who is now in this country
preparing a report on our architec-
ture, particularly as shown In Chi
cago, New York. Washington, and
San Francisco. England. Germany.
France. Italy. and other European
countries will be visited by Mr.. Ha-
yashida, but IL is understood that the
United States will have the prefer
encc when II comes to the selection
of architects to draw the plans and
superintend the erection of the build
ing. There's Il deep bond OF SYM
patty and feeling between the Jap
anese people and the white races OF
the West" said Mr.. Hayashida. Jap
anese ideals and intellectual sympa-
thies are Western rather than East
ern. Our people are nearer to the
white races of the Wcst than they
ever will be to the Chinese. We have
patterned our constitution after the
German constitution, our courts aft
or the courts of France. and are con-
sidering the building Of our House
OF Parliament after the American
style of architecture. or the Amcri-
can Fleet now on the Pacific we
have been more anxious than 70.
anything SO as to show how we can
make evident our sincere feeling OF
friendship for this country by the
welcome we will give the battlcships
when they arrive In Japanese wa.
ters." The Japanese envoy will at.
tend the international Parliament Of
Nations in Berlin In September. This
will be the first time that japan has
been represented In the international
congress. Mr.. Hayashida while In
this city. particularly noted the sky.
scrapers and steel constructed build
| ings with view to determining the
most effective type Of construction tc
withstand the severe earthquake
shocks prevalent In Japan.