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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
ICE CREAM.
Fer Today's Dessert.

Fer TOday's Dessert. With Spring In the air like thiG naturally we think of sOmethlBg nice and cool for the dinner. Ice Cream beats everything. Any AaVoF y0u want at
 RANDY KITCHEN. Hinda & Hyatt. PhOhe 5Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Vote for the man whO will adminis. ter wisely and firmly ths city's affairs. regardless of elasses and who iA q friend of labor and capital alike. This Is TySOn's motto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Youur women'1 soeIety,

An important business meeting of the Young Women's Society of the Court Street Methodist Church will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock in the Sunday School annex.
 Mrs Phares Coleman President. Mrs c. Nj Graves, President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. Max Fies and little daughter. Kathryn. who have been here on visit to the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs. M. Never. have returned to their home in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Jennie Lott. who has been the admired guest of Miss Marion Dickin- son for the past few weeks, will leave Tuesday for her home in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
FrLr HArs RENoyATrn.
By H0Ets Dye Works ct les south
 CnusPf 9fw@RR

Court Street
 Hats are even more successfully rem ovated than clothes. because the evid- ence of wear can be removed and the surfaces given the same finish as when new. SO if the material is not broken 1t will take an expert to tell an old hat from a new one when we nrish t.
 au-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Social and Personal.

Mrs, Lee Pake. of Uniontown, Is the guest of Mrs. Isidore Kayser at her home on Union Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

The Misses Herzfeld will entertain the members of the Thursday Sewing Club on next Thursday afternoon at their home on Selma Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
NO GENTLEMAN

Frost is no gentleman said Miss Spring last Friday.
 Continuing she said, "Just had became comfortably
 enseonced in Montgomery J. Frost made his appearance vhou any warming forces take hurried departufe Before eone however, want word to the people who have been byng garden seed Andrews Dug Store Don't get frightened Keep tight buyng and planting Remember the old saying. "Fain hcart," etc. Same with man who eontemplates planting garden he allows little old frost to f1hten in he wifi have fresh vegetables T show that rude man do" Q1ere Miss Spring snapped her teeth vicously) m pounee upon him suddeniY within short te So proper thing do this. Go right phcning to Andrews and buying B garden seed and planen lem in the arond and before you know yopT have rca nice garden Bot rather chilly here and rnu be going Mr. Andrews phones are 3S and 90"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

SEE OUR EXCELLENT BLUE SERGE we are making as a special Easter Of- feringt coat and trousers tailored to
 PRICKETT-GERsON co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

The Art Study Club will meet Tues day afternoon at o'clock with Miss Annie Williams at her home on South Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Ida Byrne delightfully."- enter tained the members of the west End Book Club this afternoon Tempung refreshments were enjoyed after the literary program.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

SELMA COTTON MARKET. Selma. March 2i.-(spseiRl. l--ThA nrin~-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
LIST OF SOCIAL. CLUBS
Believed Anti-SaIOOn League May Pros
 eeute Them.

ecute Them,
 Birmingham, March 2i.-(Special.)- Judge Samuel Weakley, one of the at- turneys for Antl-SaIoon League, today secured a complete list of social and literary" clubs organized since prohibit tion went into effect and wholesale nroaecutIons are now looked for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

At the meeting of the Young Ladies Euchre Club few afternoon ago with Mrs Alhert Kahn as hostess. Miss Ad- die Elkan was the lucky winner of the trophy. a dainty piece of neckwear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

D0we's Bakery and Grocery, HIS Montgomery street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Alice Pettus IS at home for a short stay with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

pr. and Mrs. s. c. Howard have re- turned home after pleasant visit to relatives In Autaugaville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Mrs. John H. White, of Uniontown. is visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson.

pr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin have re. turned to Montgomery after spending several days;in their cottage on Perdi' do Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

The No Name Club will meet Wed nesday morning at II o'clock with Mrs William Gayle at her home in Glover dale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mir. and Mrs. J. Bowen Earring have taken apartments with Mrs. J. M. Sadler, 2lS South Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs J. Perry swain who has been visiting Mrs, A. $. Lowrte has returned to her home in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Helen Richards will be hostess on Wednesday afternoon for the mem hars of inc po.Aa- You Please Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mir. and Mrs Joe McGrew. after several weeks stay in St. Louis. have returned to the city and are at the New Exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

suest. Miss Ruby Johnson. of Decatur. at her home on Holeombe street. Games and refreshments were the pleasures of the evening. Those who attended were. Miss Lila vea Aven- ger. Miss Annie May Avenger, Miss Iva Bailey, Miss Retta May LeFsoy. Miss Lucille LeRoy, Miss Dora Crump. Miss Bsrek. Miss Johnston. Mir. Thom- ss Copeland, Mrs. Charles Feat. Mir. |. Shelby Miller. Mir. James Elliott, Mir :. Winston Mathews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

The little daughter of Mrs. W. P. De Jarnette is Ill with diph tn eria at her home, 215 South Hull street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. ]. c. Hybart. of Mobile, wht has been visiting Mrs. Harry z. Smith left yesterday for Greenville where she goes to visit her sister. Mrs. Kirk
 patrick, before returning to her home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. W. H. Tinsley. of Louisville will arrive tomorrow to be the gues of her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Dent, al her home at Cloverdale. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
of spots quoted in tn. local cotton market

Strict middling ..'. '.'' '''' ''io1o Strict % low mid6iinE -. .... .... ..lohc Low middlinG '''' +'s ''''' s1o
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Lee Pake. of Uniontown, Is the guest of Mrs. Isidore kayser at her home on Union Street.
 Miss Jennie Lott. who has been the admired guest of Miss Marion Dickln- son for the past few weeks, will leave Tuesday for her home in Mobile.
 Mrs. Max Fies and little daughter. Kathryn. who have been here on visit to the formers parents, Mir. and Mrs M. Meyer have returned to their home in Birmingham.
 The Misses Herzfeld will entertain the members of the Thursday Sewing Club on next Thursday afternoon at their home on Selma Street.
 pr. and Mrs. s. c. Howard have re- turned home after q pleasant visit 10 relatives in Autaugaville.
 M,aa Helen Richards will be hostess on Wednesday afternoon for the mem bara of the po-As- You Please Club.
 Miaa Reba Markstein who has been spending the past two months tn Mobile with relatives and friends. VIII be here for a few days next week with her SIS ter. Mrs I. Kayser. while en route to her home In Knoxville. Tenn.
 Mrs. Walter Cook has returned home after A two weeks stay in Montgomery with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Me Queen.
 
 Mise Leo Armstrong of Valley Grande. Ala. has been here for the past few days the guest of Mss Addie Mae Phillips. at her home on Lamar street. Messrs. West and Undorw ood hay" returned to their home In UniontoWn after q short stay here with friends
 At the meeting of the Young Ladies Euchre Club a few afternoon ago with Mrs' Albert Kahn as hostess. Miss Ad- die Elksn was the lucky winner or the trophy. a dainty piece of neckwear'
 Miss Alice Pettus is at home Tor short stay with relatives.
 Miss Ida Byrne delightfully."- enter taIned the members of the West End Book Club this afternoon. Tempting refreshments were enjoyed after the literary program.
 SEE OUR EXCELLENT BLUE SERGE we are making as a special Easter Of- feringt coat and trousers tailored to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Reba Markstein. who has been amending the past two months in Mobile with relatives and friends, will be here for a few days next week with her SIS ter, Mrs l. Kayser. while en route t" hAr homo In Knoxville. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Messrs. West and Undorw ood have returned to their home In Unionto"h after n short stay here with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mise Leo Armstrong. of Valley CSrande, Ala has been here for the past few days the guest of Mss Addie Mae Phillips, at her home on Lamar Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. John Barry entertained the members of the Lee Reynolds Circle of the Court Street Church Thursday morning when plans for a sewing bee to be held Thudsday were discussed. Four new members were enrolled at this meeting which was followed by a luncheon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

A surprise party was given Friday evening to Miss Myrtle Brock and her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Miss Julia Northington. of Pratt viiie. is the guest of Judge and Mrs. A. E. Stratton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. Temple Seibels will go to Bir- mingham in a few days to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Dawson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Mrs. Walter Cook has returned home after a two weeks stay in Montgomery with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Me Queen.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

which are TO accomplish changes in our
social and business relations Tho truth
is w" are dealing vita an incident OF
human progress and with some unfa-
Notablr conditions produced pN the
operation OF individualism and the In
sniution OF private property which IL
VIII require all the practical common
stusc ~ the American people properly
90 meet without placing obstacles In
tlc way OF tru" progress. The sugges-
tlon that they ought To bc fully met
ana completely corrected bv an admin
7-rrT-rur m short f-t+t+--++aFs. could
ON" from no ono who has "a fun APP
probation of the difficulty of prrma-
ntutlN stamping out such evils by
statutory law and it's enforcement.
We may wei submit 20 the country
whether his present administration has
not oppressed the VIII of the people In
the Roosevelt policies
sissss < IL hat tho popular will
IS To be sUppTTESrrf tt-rtf men ~
~ tire house of representatives viii BE-
given certain power In the procedure or
the house, II Republican | do not in
tend TO enter into a discussion OF the
wisdom Of such procedure. Suffice it
10 say that at one end OF the capitol we
nave the example OF body that has no
rule Tor the previous question, ana In
winch the ability OF the minority to de-
Feat or delay legislation favored by
the majority has been made the subject
of crit ie4sn- an the around of thus de-
featlnS the viii OF the people. The
house Of representatives. Is a much
larger hOdY in which no business at all
toNlu Dc done unless the rules IN some
way secure control TO the majority over
the business to be done ana stricter
rules OF procedure have been adopted.
But whatever may be thought of the
house procedure, there Is not the
sli ghtcst doubt that after the present
campaign, after the declaration by the
Republican national convention that
tho Roosevelt policies arc TO be fol-
lowed. after the specific promise made
10y the national convention to render
more effective the provisions OF the
antitrust law, ana the Interstate com
merCe law. by restricting the over
issue Of stocks ana bonds on Interstate
railroads. that a Republican congress,
WrIcn erected, b. Connted on TO take
40 and with due CONSIDERATION or ttTc-
form and details OF the proposed
measures, adopt the remedies prom
ised with the same loyalty 10 the popu-
lar VIII re the Republican congress
elected with MIR Roosevelt manifested
In the enactment OF the most important
-t4.+-tstAAS.---tl-lt-- been placed upon
the statute books In our time fOT Tire
suppression Of economic evils.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21


Notice is hereby given that the VII
lage OF ST. clair Heights, Wayne COun-
". Michigan, will receive sealed buds
addressed TO the Village Clerk OF the
said village up TO the 26th day OF Au-
gust. 1908. at O'Clock y. m. for the
construction OF the following lateral
sewer systems in the village OF sSt.
Clair Heights
Lateral sewer system No. 8. between
Bolton and Hamilton Avenues. from
Mack Avenue southerly 10 the village
limits OF said village, according To the
maps and plans OF said lateral sewer
system on file IN the office ofthe VI (
Fat building. Detroit. Michigan.
Lateral Sewer system between Ham
Mtont and Garland Avenues from Mac <
Avenue southcrly TO the village limits
OF THE said village, known and desiE
mated "a lateral Sewer system No. y
according 10 tho maps and plans on
Ale with the village engineer. W. g.
King. In the Monat building, Detroit
Michigan.
The bids on each lateral sewer sy.-
tenn 10 be made separately and sub
nittcd on a cash basis for said work
Five 60 per cent OF the amount ~
the bid To accompany each bid 10 De-
made In separate certified checks and
10 DE forfeited 20 the village in case 81
the refusal OF neglect OF the successful
bidder to enter into a contract with
az per bid Village c6unol'
reserves the right To r-t-----sA--...a.l--lI.
bids Bids 90 be openrd under tho si Z
der " new business AT the meeting oi
the council on the sptd day.
For further Information address
EDWARD e. HEN8STEBECk
Visauc clerk. village or 81. CLAIR
Dated. Aug. 81, 1908.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
KAISER ABSENT AS
FATHER SSTATUE
WAS UNVEILED
DESIGN OF MONUMENT AT SWINE.
MUNDE DIDN'T SUIT GERMAN
RULER-DID NOT ATTEND SER
VICE.

BERLIN. Aug. 2l.-An incident
W hitch throws a strong light ON the
lnasterful character OF Germans rul-
er has been given at Swinemunde,
where a strange dispute between the
Kaiser. and the municipal authorities
OF that town has occurred 1T cUnrte'7-
ton with the monument to tie lac
Emperor Frederick, which waE UNI
velled there few days ago
Although the monument Is that or
the Emperor's own father, and not
withstanding tfG ract tf'at- s4iessi.l-
yacht Hohenzollern was lying at an
Choir in Swinemunde harbor for several
hours after the ceremony OF the uu-
yelling took place. his Majesty fatty
refused to be present al the dedlca'
ton. Tile Emperor's decision, which
In these peculiar circumstances, eX.
cites general surprise. is due Id the
fact that the artistic design OF the
new monument did no. suit the i'm
peridl taste.
1t appears that the design approved
OF by the municipal authorities of
Swinemunde was submitted TO the en-
peror before the sculptor began work,
whereupon the kaiser intimated the
alterations which he desired. The
municipality prupo-eA Ia erect a statue
representing the Emperor Frederick
standing efeet-At,t the-llaiSer desired
a statue Of his father sitting on horse
back.
The municipal authorities, with an
independence OF thought rarely found
in contemporary Germany, carried OUT
their own design. and rejected the
alterations suggested by the emperor.
who. as soon as he heard of this dar'
ing disregard OF his august wishes,
declared that he would not attend
the unwilling ceremony.
When the Hohenzollern anchored in
Swinemunde harbor. the mayor of
Swinemunde. Herr Won Grated. went
alongside in the hope that the en-
peror would grant him an audience.
The mayor intGnded To -tft4-.-i''-
peror TO forgive the irreverent town
councillors and attend the dedication.
He met with no success, and was
merely snubbed by the officials of the
court chamberlan's department, who
informed him that the emperor re-
fused TO receive him, and likewise de.
clined to attend the dedication cere.
mony
Herr Won Grated was Obliged TO
steam ashore without being able even
TO set foot on the gangwa- of the i'm
peria steam yacht
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
.HUDE ESTATE
WON'T Be LOSER
TRUST FUNDS INVESTED IN D., r.
G. s. RAILWAY BONDS APP.
PEAR SAFE.

Although the Detroit, Flint e Sag
't';tM=ihi sftis.a.ls f=Eaaa =has-neen- sold
at receivers sale. its affairs are not
entirely woand up. Another sale is
expected to take place soon to CAPT
talists Who will permanently operate
the road. 1t is further said that the
Detroit United Railway vii! not be
the purchaser.
Isaac Appiebaum and Nielsen Rabor-
have secured the road. but IL is ex-
pected that they will resell and fur.
Their payment is expected TO limo
thy T. Tarsney and his associates
who promoted the, road originally
The dividend from the sale amounts
to but 1-2 per cent, with the posi-.
bility that this may shrink to per
cent if certain claims are declared
valid by the courts.
Representations have been made
by the purchasers that they secured
the road only TO protect their claims
and will retain no more in case OF
sale than TO repay their claims al
expenditures witi-feaSonahle interest.
The estate OF Mrs. Hude-Vier, whose
funds were invested hwy Tarsney as
trustees, will receive between $4,000
and $2,5S7 from the dividend, and II
expected that the residue from a
second sale will be sufficient to pay
OFF the remainder of the trust fund OF
$27 800 and leave something more
than their slim dividend for the Tars-
ney interests.
! MIR. Tarsney has given bond OF
! $4,000 as trustees but 1t appears that
he will not have to dip into his pri
vate funds to indemnify the estate for
| losses
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

not water to bfr-ftr-tii lF4i-.Apa rl.-AA-d
last resort, when these beasts get into
a savage struggle l use not water
They don't mind being beaten With hot
irons. but Will give up and turn tail
when the steaming water hits their
heads and backs don't like TO do
this, because they have sensitive
spines and are apt TO take cold Biz
as they are, IL doesn't take a cold long
10 grip their lungs and hurry them
into pneumonia. r
solid Color Kind Well Balanced,
Animals with "a solid color from
the crown OF tho head 10 the tip Qf
the tail generally turn out 10 be well
bananced. The black panther is
against this theory but ne, ater ali,
is an unfair example because bis
spots are plain to be- seen when the
light Is strong The elephant is
eoOd-natured and obedient. The camel
takes life easy and doesn't seem 20
worry about anything 80 long as he Is
left TO MUNICH by himself 4 bear with
L fur Of several shadings is a bad one
to take risks with. Bears are not much
good anyway, in my mind.
THE polar bear Is the meanest OF
them all. Ills coat OF solid white goes
against the notion that an unyarying
color marks the animal as being level
headed, but this is only an exception.
The tapir is harmless beast ami
Iater affectionate lie can even cry.
Big rolling tear drops show this when
his keeper cuts him out of meal o.
goes away for "A day or two. HIS suit
OF natures ga
.of natures clothes is what the girls
cali drab The llama is an animal sor'
that may be properly Classed With the
spotted animals. Brown and white and
,placl and white in hugh splashes lend
20 the good looks OF their curling coats.
They have big lamhlike eyes and
would run from a baby"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
d. E D

DICKSON-Aug. 90. Mrs. Julia Dickson,
at mothers residence, $50 Frank I'm
st. beloved wife OF Frank j. Dickson,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lebar, sister OF Louis and Maize LC-
bar Burial Saturday at $50. IS.
Peter and Pauls Jesuit church.
LUTZ-John T.. Aug. 20. aged 30 years.
beloved husband OF Emma LutZ. and
father OF Nerna. Albert and Ray
mOnd and son OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Lutz. and brother OF Fred, Edward.
Marguerite and Josephine Lutz. Flu
neral Saturday. Aug %. from resi-
dence. 1873 Moran-st.. at 2:3O y. M,
standard.
MICHENFELDER-A aged &c
years, Aug. 20. at a. IN. at resi-
dence OF Dr. &. A. benhardt, l147
East Boulevard. father OF Mrs. w. y.
Ratigan. Mrs. c. n. Lenhardt. and
Joseph Michenfelder. Funeral Satur-
daV morning at = a. m. standa rd
time. from st. Anthony's church.
please omit flowers.
WII.LETTE--Aug. 10. at Maidstone.
ont. Margaret. beloved mother of
Frank J. Willctte Funeral from tho
ave. saturday a $50. and at our
Lady OF Helm church at o'clock.
standard time Kindly omit flowers.
POWpEN-Lylah Alberta Rowden, at
residence. ~ Military-ave., aged !
month - riussEhelpNed- daughter. of
Mr. aud Mrs Chester Rowden. Fu-
neral from residence at y. IN. Sat
Burial North Detroit.
WALTER-Aug 20. Joseph, infant son
Of Joseph and Clara Walter at par
ents' residence. 600 Twenty fourth
ct aged l year. Notice OF funeral
later.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Some Great Fat Men.

The annals of genius are filled to
overlooking with the names OF men
who toiled and achieved fame under a
full habit. Nothing can be more un
Just 1Lan the gibe about fat aud fol
ly" and fatness and Incidence Mar
tin Luther was as fa5 as Calvin was
thin. Ernest Remains obesity did not OBJ
scure his insight and Jrilliancy. Many
writer's and speakers have too long
spoken invidiously OF fatness, bat the
Lest retort we have been able TO
CLEAN in our researches into this
weighty subject is that OF c. II. Spur
coon the famous preacher. People.
said Sturgeon, say I am rat am
-aat-fat- I-am-hone and flesh. Ny
limbs. thank God. are amply clothed
and ! am in my right mind
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Marriage Licenses

Lezer Leen. 55 Louisville, Ky; Tillle
Creenblatt, 10, Detroit
William r. krietsch. "a. Mt. Glenn
ems Ida kukhafln. 20, Detroit
Harry Gerard Leopold, 49. Cleveland.
.. Mary Mohr. a.. same
Hurd g. Tilden. 20; Lulu A. Miller 20.
Edward J. lIopfnger. IS. Toledo. o.,
Mary ;. Joudro. -. Fremont, O.
Herman l.. Lewis. 20, Corrine p
Wertheluer, -
:. Aloertus Folendysz -. Katherine
Kusiak. 20
Harry G. Brownell 43: Mathllde
Parker. 50.
John schiel. 80. Romulus: Minnie
Creiger. 20, Dearborn.
John W. Lash. 2t Mansfield. o.; zada
Boyd -. Detroit.
Julius r. Cooper, %. Sioux City. la
Bessie silver. Fl same
Arthur Merritt. 20. Wayne; Minnie
Boatwright, 20, Ypsilanti.
Horace T. Cady SO. Gertrude A.
Sadler. p!
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Daily Death List

May LaCroiX. months, 154 Liver
nois. cholera infantum
John ErledenthAl, 10 years. ST. Mary
hospital, HyintHEHETrTs-
Lille Randall ) months. 366 ST. Au-
bin. meningitis.
y - .l+.l,-46 Years. Harpsr hos
pital. carcinoma,
George Hertel months. $40 Elm
wood ptomaine poisoning.
John b. Lutz. 80 years, 1875 Moran;
heart disease.
Clifford Rutson. 80 years. Eloise,
Mich tuberculosis
Ellen Stewart, 45 years SO W. High;
thrOmbus.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Proposals for Transformers

Sealed proposals viii be received Ak
the office of the Public Lighting Com
mission No. 40 Atwater ~ East, De-
troit, Mich. until Thursday, August
27th. at 4 o'clock y. IN, for furnishing
TO the Commission such transformers
as they may require for term OF one
year in accordance with specifications
on file in the office OF the Commission.
The Public Lighting Commission,
T. r BOWLER,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
- Goldsmith.
Fred Roberts, II Hague, -
Isadore Dubois 343 Clark.
Frank Frush, 9 Secor
Frank Biorkowski. $50 Kirby.
Louis Barsackay. Ii0 Burdeno.
Blazej ZabklcwoicZ. 741 Theodore.
Henry Egnosiok Sos Garfield.
William kion $50 St Paul
GIRLS
Edward Dostie. S94 JOS Campau.
Harry Young. POS jefferson (twins).
Stanislaus. ndrzeJewska. 943 Fred
rick
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Friday by Lovinia VS.. Hugh Nc
Vicar; Elizabeth VS. James w How
kins; William IS. Annie Shaw; Err.
nestine VS.. Anton Gurchke.