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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

|Dil bringe. nngtprfernes moderate
OptrGoen imo6 bam misbilligeS |
itore 9ele at 8efolfningen, ser for
gges pes Sc %uopbprlig biempen0enoe
2an6flpgtige. &resien anflager
r1eo &ette eller l1rette - &alaoiet
for at bepnbne Bgbelen, belfptte mo-
toriife Torbrpoere og planlGgge Ell
olmtn6elig Masiafre.
&egieringen, bois melt ipj,1efal-
oa1oe Ggenifab er ell lammenbe
6rpgt for Mnipar, er imiolertio Die
ben tpu1get til at toge %alporlige Sor=
bolosregler. Set ginlber bl. a. ON
at forflpttc Sen alboneiilfe Balaos-
goroe, iomE tGller 5000 Man6 og
CT Sllltoneu bengiuen mes SIP og
5jnl, % e%ritatte SEN mes fonltitrltio=
melt linoebe Sropper. Ser er allere=
Sc %refpireret Sol6ater fra Salantfi,
og ON fort Sis bill acknowledgement
foa Ororc til at forla6e Salaoiet.
Men ON sen pil lpltre er ct an0et
Spprgsmaal, og 0erof afbenger NIT
lignis Mboul @amios Shilling % Mt.
literoiftaturet.
Srongen til en- iterf @ertralmDn=
bigbeo er ierlig fplelig. Com 6or=
boloene mn er, bar &iget i1gen M}o-
mart, ingen &egiering, ingen Mrme,
ingen 6laaoe, intet Roliti, ingem Hen-
&c og i11ge1r pasien6e &arlamentsfan-
bioater. Dette ct ungtprferneS l1lpf=
fe;; met, life 6eres Sell.
Otter al &imeltgbe6 fan 8nrla=
mel1tet iffe, lom 8%eltemmellen bar,
aabnes Sen IA. NoDember, % ben
11unogoaelige l1oiettelle pil gipre ct
uforoelagtigt Sn0trpf og moalfe fao
lfjnbne1pangre Splger. Gfjpnt Ting
tprfernc optimiitilf erflerer> at SOL
gene finder Steo poa Ell ti~lfre0sltil=
le110e Mua6e> fan set fife nGgtes, at
Sc %cpi1n6elige &ipningcr mellem Sc
grnlf e og Sc tprfilfe glementer moo
orbeioer Sammenlmeltningen al be
to 6olf til en- Notion. Meoens Gre
fere og Sprfer tribes, gaur Mrme=
uierne loln1nel1 me0 6en repollltton9=
re &omite, pg 8ulgarerne pper Jig to-
rig / &oobenbrug.
@pn6 Ser lobnes er &raft Dos Sc
l1ngtprfiife Tererc, Diiciplin / @r=
meel1 pg Sun1arbejoe mellen1 9totio=
noliteterne, og olle 0iSie Mangler
trl1er 1ne6 at ilioe &iget 5tpffer, MI
oa ser ingen 1ammenboloenoe Mpn=
oigbeo fin6es. Sen ungtprfiife Soft
ititution. er neppe Sc p0erlt banifelige
Torbol6 bofsen. Sen ct for oprig=
tig, lettroenoe og milo for Set &aos,
lon1 1tlt berifer> og Sen ipnes at pare
lfnbt for cit be6re @er6en emo Sen
ipoplterropeilfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
ger6iet UNDER un9lpr:
6erne.
st 9iise noen Munarf, statsmeno el-
Ter &e9jering.

r0uily 5elegrapb"s &prrelponoent
i aonituntiuopel bar lenot lit 8la0 cit
Stiloring al 6orboloene / ben tprfiife
&%opeoltao, Ell Sfiloriug, iom tp6er
paa, at Set %ungtprfilfe Mceinnente bar
meofert cit a%lmtnoelig Oplgsning, og
at &iget mere eno nogcn Stnoe u1Oer
Mbol1l &on1io, finger / fine Sammel1=
fpjninger.
llngtprfernes opermernelfeltge Mn=
ltrengcller for at lfube Ell osmonnilf
Nution al ollie Sc inbbproes f%ienotlt=
&C Jplfeelcn1enter fortiencr, 1friper
&orreiponoentcn,. oelt bpieite &oes,
men sc poerlt n1agre Neiultoter BE-
rettigcr til Set Spprg5lnaal, bpo0 Ser
pil lfe, 11aor 9(nltr9ngelier>le en- Gong
itoppeS. Tor Diebliffet for Solicit en-
Tplelie al at Sci life finbeS noger1
Staggering / 9anoet. @%eloigpis bar
ltngtprferne biotil fprn1oaet at op=
retboloe Sr0ene11 o%perolt> og oette
fortjencr al mltlig M%uerfienoelie. Sg
set CT tilireos!tille1oe at oibe, at &c
oftioner1 l,nlulig fan toloe GnepnlOet
til 2ipe igieu, men maalfe oil sen
forooriogc Oprettelien al ct MilitGr=
oiftotl,r., Sl1tct Der far folt @rln,o
ltn0cr 6pobernc; alt CT flpoenbe. G1ro=
% Mboul @or1ios 6prblipen poa 5ro=
men ct 11iiffer, og set CT l1nutligt at
f%orl1blige, bpor sen nprmclte 6rennti0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Nigers Mrreit. Mlle bisie &pinoer ptl
.blipe l,opilt af 2anoet; MarD Gain
fan Dente Jig Ell @goe pau $4,000 %
ct l9ngere 0pbolo 5tatsfnngslct.

Sng,n Nfgrpoc - inge11 8etalins.
Canadian Nacific Sernbanen ngter at
in6fpre Ell 1lp Metbo6e for 8etalin,
gen al Tornnla,1o / 8om @iper Srri,
gationsanlng / &ropinien Mlberto.
Gen gear us paa, at 2an6et lelges
til Settlerne paa fontraftmesiig Sc.
tingelie al at bpis Der ingen Mfgrpoc
bliper ct glor, ifal Ser beller ingen
Mfbetoling paa Sor0en fin6e 5teo.
SSernbanefompagniet Ell iaa liffert
pao, at 9onoet fan betale for Jig iclb,
at Set ingel1 archaeological nerer
be6 at gao ino paa en- iao0oll Orb.
ming.
- ..r.. .' o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
9(pt til 9mletr9et!
,,Gn8te,~S uletlofttr,'

Mpporaht an6ringes paa Soppen al Suhreet pg bltqar at
Gngefigurer, ct &lofteipil % ct 9urbtubiul, ion al gornuu ira 2p.
icne rn0erneoen inHes sepagele og aflotfer alofferne en- barmo.
nf Wdobi.
Nt bar iifret oS ct in0franfet slntal al ooennaune r1eaet inter-
esiante &loffe1pl for Sc al bore 2eere, ipm n1aotte gnlfe at operraIte
De Smaa 1neo famine og ler % / 5tan6 til at jen6e lunme portofrit
neo omgaaenoe Eot pe0 @3ootaselien al Is Gsnts ariurprfer ener
MpneD 9rber.
6. &asnnusien Gnb. So,
720-724 90. 4fb Ctr, MinneapoIis, Winn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

tioligere frifier1ot ! EFT lignenoe Mn-
flage. Ser er el10nn Ell Mnfloge imc6
bam for at bape mo0taget $500 al
en- 2ererin6e for at ifaffe ben6e Ell
Mniettelie> men set er tpipliomt ON
oen,re Mnflage oil blipe prgpet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Gre0ipe ,5prretniudsnlpn0

Sre0ipe 6urretnirgsnlnnO i
Stills bor oprettet ct friptQigt 8olitt=
be el1. &c nil efter Sur bjelpe Gng=
teren eli Scot bper ON Moal1eben.
Ma11 ogter at lutte eli Stopper for
De Sllobru0 og Yengelfobsiprnng=
'ti1lger, lom bor foregaoet / 8pcn /
Sen ienere 3io. @ills er n1eget l10=
lat for 9elpg al Sonoitter> ga @pe1t
er fun to Milc fra Somogrnu0len og
fire Mile ira Soutb 3afota=@ rnnO=
ien.
: 9}cgcrcn So'1cs Cunningham,
CIT Stroffonge / Stillwoter Stnts=
trnglel, ion1 bar arlfloget for at bape
mproet i'm Meoio11ge, 6ro1f 2en1irc,
blep iiOite l1ge flln0en lfpl0ig / Mpr0
/ farite @ro0. Cunningham foron6re=
oc life cit Minc, oo &jenoelien blep
oplult i. Mnflageoca Sagfprcr, 3. 6.
Sec, tolte ON Selp ioripdr % foripgte
at paapile, at onflogeoe par lin0sfor=
pirrct. Ser bar formiloen0e Sm=
ltunoigbeoer, mc1te Sagfprerel1, JONI
gjoroc, at Cunningham life bl,rOc
bgoc n1eo lit Sin. Sons Eaaitanb
b(ep to9ct tilfplge oa 0onlmcn lpo
poo lipsporigt T(pl1glcl.
Oct CT MI oniet for ufgjort at
6rogtomnperen 9. sc. Glemion" al
9ull,tb er forlilt forrige llge / Seer
bcoen al @bitc 6ilb Noi11t. gn
MGr1goe &roggooS CT ifDllet / 2ono,
ion 1loen Spipl ltaum1er fra bette
Sfib. vGlemion"S Sfi9bne ram1ner
Gulntbfolf, bo noe item bele 8%eigtntn=
gen bar biemmebpren0e Ser. g. 81.
Chamberlain al Gull1tb par 9ompe=
rcrs 6prer og M. 6 .Mc2eo0 al 9l1=
lutb Jbrlteltprmano. Heter Carton,
9ilmar Mnoerlon og Martin 9anIen
lDnes efter 9fap1e1e at 0pmme at
p9re Sc enelte 5fanoinober / 8elGt-
,1ingen..
- Det cr nctop opoaget, at ct tort
Mntol frantic &pinoer inbfgres til De
6oreneoc stoter pg lpecielt til Noro=
pelten. @iliolr $. Dean, Ell al Sr=
Ipeftprerne peb Sc Sorcneoe 5taters
SSmntgrationsfontor | 0ulntb bar
arreiteret Glementine 9ailp, Ell $50
riicrinoe. Sum tiger, at bun, fsr lin
Hfrcile frq Tranfriee, bapoe i1ogaaet
&ontraft 1f1eo Marp @ain al 234 ct.
Groir Mnenl1e, 9a1lrtb. Dean iii,
oerigger onore Sager, og BON bar 8e=
bier, lom pil leoe til arbre frantic
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
minneapolis.
Hreitoent Mprt9rnp al Stotsl

f%N itOSu@ 1kp>AyANP vi o1V1SlAllt-
ueriitetet bar poo @oaro of GegentS
in0lten0ige 9(nn1ooning forauoret lil
9ellutning ON at relignere pe0 u.s.
gol1gcn al Set inoepnre11oe %llnOerpis,
n%irgsnar. Set fun De1te5, at ban
cu0nu1 / 9 slor pil bcflp6e &ruli6ent=
poite11.
Surbnn6sicnatpr @ansbrpng9 ira
9for0 9afota 1igger meget ipg fer
/ 8pel1 paa Msburp @olpitol. &o'
6or maattet ltn0erfoltc Jig cit banifc=
Zig operation for Ell grelioelie, .oa
lfjpnt bons Sill tan6 far bGret me-
get betgnfelig, er ser 6og MI @oot
ON at bon oil foml1c oper Spgopln=
men.
100000 SltlemGrfcr C&e0 Grols
Stanps") er arripereoe til Minnea:
polls pg ielges | alle sc itdrre 8uti:
fer for / Sent Stpffet. Snotegtel,
gaor til &eb Grois Societps Mrbej0e
for Suberfelipge. Stuff at fjgbe ct ell
Ter flere MGrfer for 9ereS Sulebrer
og Enffer. @ipr set laa nteget bel=
lerc, iont Soeen til 0isie Merfer ct
6anlf.
1000 Smaaptger i MtlneapoliS'
%offenlige Sfoler nD0er TIL goot al
llnoerpisning / Ma0laoning og Sn6=
fipb al Ma0parer til @r1sboloningen.
<ril1s parer I 2 Mor, og / SEN SID
foar Sc imoa por6en6e @usn1p0re Ell
gru1l0ig Sn6ligt / Oen rette Mau0c
at l%al1111eniette og foge ct Moolti6
for 6en billisite 8ris, og at 9igre
Sn0fjbbene til bette l%aoleoes, at Sc
foor Set be6ltc og set mel tie for Sc
min6lte Fenge.
Der. 8. S. S9omien, 1904 SO.
Npe g., Dor populnre 2an6sman6,
Ser / o1ntrent ct balpt Star bor peret
6u110et til sDgelejet, er n11 / 8eorin9,
lnen Set bill oog tage enoel St6 en6nlt,
inoen fan fan fomme ppen Senge.
Mr. Sbomle1 er ielbfglgelig- meget
offrnftct efter fgrit at bope nnber<
goact en- farlig Speration og Ser
eftcr at babe list UNDER ct beftigt
Nnfolo al Mbelmlotisme.
q. s. Sicfs frifjenbt. 2groog Mf=
ten ofgap Sl1rpen / IS. 6. @icfs'
@eitiffeliesiog, efter "a Simers
Operpejelie, &iel1oelien uSffe lfploig"
/ Sen naeo bam retteoe Mnflage for
at bape mootaget Ell 8eittffelle pao
$50. Som pn1talt er @icfs en- @ano
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
minneiota.

- 2puis Mprtcnion, Ell, 6urmer,
lon1 boer 5D0peh for 2itcbfielo, fit
lin apngbeletning %u10erjpgt al Ell
9prlege og 20 al *bonS % &ger blep
fon6emneret poo @runo al Il,berfu=
lolc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
DEMOCRATS DO WELL
IN COUNTY ELECTIONS

The Democrats had a good day In
the county election Monday. That
rock-ribbed Republican center. Wyan-
dotte, went Democratic by big major
tiles. Dr. J. s. Mclaughlin was elect
ed mayor over Eota p. Smith: Justice
Edward Beattie was reelected and
also Treasurer Edward George. while
Henry o. Maloch was elected alder
man at large ]. G.. Pinson. clerk. was
the only Republican to get city Of
flee. p. f. Atkinson and Jay e.
Edward, Republicans, and Theodore
Megges and Frank N. Loeckner, Dem
ocrats, were elected supervisors.
Miss Elizabeth Sundstrom was the
only woman elected to Office in the
county. ntfng chosen school inspector
OF MonS 66gon.
The supervisors elected are:
William Butler (R).
Brownstown-Alber Wager CD.
Gratiot-George II. Kelly CD.
Sumpter-Decatur DOTS (Ro.
Canton-James A. Wiles tRD.
Northville--Floyd A. Northrup tR).
Redford--William Hendrie (RD.
Dearborn-George Hurst (R.).
Huron-F. ]. A. Milliken CD.
Hamtramck-Ed Russell CD.
Greenfield--Thos. II. Brown tRD.
Crosse Pointe-Edward Vernier
CD.
Ecorse polled a big vote and the
count was uncertain up to late hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
COMMON SENSE

Leads most Intelligent people 70 use only
me63ines OF known composition. There
fore II Is that DR.. Pierce's medicines, the
makefs(of which print every Ingredient
entering R3o khem upon the bottle wrap
pers and atttst It's correctness under oath.
are daily grk4ing In favor. The COM
position OF DtlPierce's medicines Is open
10 everybodyvDr. Pierce being DESTROYS
o. having the sealch ng6t of llYeSi "a.
Ton turned fnlIyupon his formule. being
conkdenL that The 6clief the comp1sTrron
% I6SSe med clnes IS Known tho mora
yiII thelr great cural i've Ilerlts lie Tecog-
nlled. Being wholly made OF the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DIR. Pierce, and without the
use of drop OF alcohol, triple-refned and
chemically pure glycerlne being used in
stead In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from tho objection OF doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
cohollc beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine tho formula on their
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn 10 by
DIR. Pierce, and you will End that his
Golden Medical Discovery the great,
blood-purifer, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator--the medicine which, while not
recommended TO cure consumption In It's
advanced stages (no medicine will do that)
yet does cure all those catarrhal condi-
tions OF head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, II neg
lected or badly. treated lead up to and
finally terminate in consumption.
Take the Golden Medical Discovery y
In time and IL is not likely to disappoint
you II only you give IL thorough and
fair trial. Don't expect miracles. 1t
won't do supernatural things. You must
exercise your patience and persevere In its
use for reasonable length OF time TO get
It's full benefits. Tho Ingredients OF which
Dr.'Pierce's medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement of scores OF
medical ieaders--better than any amount
Of lay, or non-professional. testimonials.
They are not given away 70 be expert
mented with but are sold by all dealers In
medicines at reasonable prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
CHANCE FOR CHARITY Y
ON ROOSEVELT-AVE.

In one block on Roosevelt-ave.,
north OF Myrtle-st.. are three families
In the most straitened circumstances
The most pitiable case is that OF
Mrs. willard ]. Tyler. whose hus-
band was killed in railroad accident
at Lenox last December. A baby has
been born since. With no resources
left, the poor woman has had to de-
pend on the charity of her husbands
friends In the Odd Fellows and Ma
sonic lodges to which he belonged.
August Miller, who lives near by.
was formerly a motorman. but has
been crippled for nearly year. His
wife Is Ill and the children are small.
Frank Schmidt, No. 296 Roosevelt
ave., was formerly employed in the
car shops. but has not been at work
since October. He has been troubled
with rheumatism also. and his wife
has been III part OF the time Taere
are two boys old enough TO work, but
the elder is out OF employment anA
the younger earns but sta week,
which, with $3.50 from the poor com
mission, must support the family.
Some OF the furniture and the phono-
graph were bought on the installment
plan, and these will be taken away
soon. as they were not fully paid for.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
Long Life Due to
Hard Work. Says
Woman Who Is IOI

Mrs. susanna Brown. surrounded by
her children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and great-great-grand.
children, celebrated her one-hundred
and first birthday anniversary Monday
In the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Leonard Wilson. No. 957 Twelfth-st
Although past the century mark, Mrs
Brown is bright and cheerful. and en-
joys excellent health. She attributes
her longevity to the fact that the hard
work she did as a farmers wife made
her rugged. Mrs. Brown was born
near London. Eng, in 1907. She was
married in London and years after
ward came to Canada. Two years ago
she came to Detroit TO live with her
daughter. Six months ago she was
admitted to membership in the Unit
ed Presbyterian church, and notwith-
standing her age. attended Sunday
services frequently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
H. C.. KNILL DIES
WHILE AT PRAYER

Henry CT Knill. formerly proprie-
tor of the Brunswick hotel, Chicago,
died suddenly OF heart disease while
kneeling in prayer In the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. 8. A. Munger, NO. Zoo
Lincoln-ave., Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Lambertson. who lived in the home OF
Mrs. Munger. found Knill kneeling In
the parlor. and as he was breathing
heavily, she concluded he was Ill and
ran to get a doctor. When she re-
turned the man was lying on the floor.
dead. Coroner Bennett decided death
was due to heart failure and will hold
no inquest.
Mr.. Knill was IS years old and was
widely known as a Chicago hotel man.
He is survived by two daughters and
one son: Mrs. Frank Linden. of Chi
cago: Mrs. Munger. or Detroit, and
II. c. Knill. Jr, of Port Huron. presi-
dent of the Michigan Short Ship cir
emit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
NICE WAD OF Cash.
FOR HAWKINS IN
D. ?. ". REPORT
CHARGES SIS A DAY FOR ASSIST
ANTS, WHOSE WORK IS WORTH
ABOUT s1oo A MoNTH-slLL NOT
PRESENTED YET. r"

Il am greatly disappointed at the
Hawkins report on the department oil
public works because, II does not out
line any new plan OF keeping accounts
in that department" says City Ac-
countant Gridley.
This is as far as the city account
ant will go in discussing the report,
but the fact that II has SO far SHOWN
nothing that was not covered by his
previous reports TO the council, mas
been source OF considerable salts.
faction to Gridley's friends In the
council.
Some OF these have been figuring
out just how profitable the ID. Il. Nv.
investigation will be 10 N. A. Hawkins
a. Co. IL the bill is paid without de-
muir. The contract entered into be-
tween the mayor and Hawkins. calls
and $25 day for the principal inves'
tigator. This is at the rate of 1890 a
month for each of the two assistants
employed by Hawkins, or $3.50 q
month for the two.
From what 1 know OF the salaries
paid TO accountants assistants, am
inclined to believe that neither OF the
two men hired by Hawkins to do this
work got more than 500 n month"
said a member of the claims and ac-
counts committee
"Such work is worth about 500 a
month";" said Accountant Gridley Ia
response TO q question.
little figuring shows profit of
$3.50 month on each man besides the
S25 a day to be charged for the prin-
cipal accountant. who rarely showed
on the job at all. No one but Haw-
kins knows how much time will be
charged for. as II may be claimed
that work was being done In the of
fees OF HAWKINS & Co. when the
experts were not in sight In the ID.
=. W. offce. ~
:. - {. saffds<anti aec0u1s-s at
Ice. wilf consider the bill yerf Care
fully and may ask the mayor to 'ex-
plain how he came to make the con-
tract as he did.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
SAYS HUBBY 7: :. JAG
WAS ALMOST
PERPETUAL
MRS. JOHN T. WOODBRIDGE is
GIVEN DIVORCE AND PERMls-
SION TO RESUME FORMER
NAME-oTHER CASES.

One OF the honored names in De-
troit's history figured In the divorce
court Monday afternoon. when Mrs..
Elizabeth Kline Woodbridge, mother
OF former Rep. Charles Kline. asked
for divorce from John T. Wood
bridge, a. descendant OF the we'll
known family or that name. The pair
were married nine years ago. and
within week the husband was drunk.
Mrs. Woodbridge testified, and aas
been III That condition pretty much
ever since. She described an exciting
battle she once had with her husband
over the possession OF a bottle of
whisky.
II get the bottle away from him
and made camphor OF the contents"
she said with triumphant toss OF
her head.
Mrs. Woodbridge was promised a
decree. and given permission to re-
suiae the name of Kline. -WnndhridgS.s
first wife, who now lives In Pontiac,
got divorce from him several years
ago on the grounds OF drunkenness.
The husband occupied front row In
Judge Murphy's court during the hear
ing, but said nothing.
Roy s. Loranger met his wife, Nina,
In February, 1905, married her In two
months. and in six weeks she left
him During the brief period they
l:vei together Roy said he saw his
wife drinking In saloons with other
men, and twice she was arrested for
disorderly conduct. The husband Will
get decree. and his wife will not be
allowed to marry for two years.
Frank Haddow was granted an an
ruiment OF his marriage to Nettie
Collins, on the ground that the mar
riage was procured by frauds The
youthful husband told an interesting
story of the fraud practiced upon him.
Hannah Lemhagen was promised a
decree after telling Of the hardships
she endured as the wife of nudolph
Lemhagen. The husband drank al
NEST continually, she said and once
'sho went from Monday Ha1A Thurs
day with nothing TO eat. At another
time her husband put her and their
baby cut of the house, while she was
scanti.y dressed, and she was COM
PEELED to walk several blocks to find
sherter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07

Hughes. OF New York. and told Of
the efforts to secure modification OF
the Armstrong insurance law. State
Insurance Commissioner James v.
Barry and the Rev. Carl Sumner
Jones, of the North Congregational
church were the other speakers.
The police have received word from
Cleveland that $500 worth Of belt
buckles and other merchandise,
stolen from Darr's belt shop, No.
1876 Farmer-st.. Saturday night, has
been found In the possession of
Walter Morris, an ex-convict from
Detroit, and another man. both Of
whom are under arrest In that city.
Morris was released from Jackson
prison only two months ago after
serving two-year term for rob-
bling LeHeup & Thomas jewelry
store, No. So Michigan-ave. An
officer will be sent for Morris.
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NO COMPROMISE is
PLANNED SAYS HOWARTH

II the liquor laws are sustained by
public sentiment. they will be en-
forced II not, they should be amend
ed to conform to the public wishes.
This is the platform of John b. How
arth. chairman OF the Committee of
100. He denies that there has been
any talk OF a compromise by which
the saloonists shall cut down the num-
Der of saloons and otherwise regulate
their business in consideration OF be-
ing allowed to open Sunday after
Moons. An investigator will be ap-
pointed soon to see II the police are
doing their duty.
The sentiment of some of the liquor
men was voiced by Aid. Goeschel
Monday afternoon IN the council
chamber in committee meeting when
he roasted Mayor Thompson for not
declaring himself on the liquor ones
ton. Goeschel declared that the
mayor has been willing to question
the aldermen as to where they stood
on various matters, but will not him.
self come out with any platform as
regards saloons.
Many a man would rather attend a
funeral than his own wedding
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Mothers are at their wits
end many times trying to
find a safe, nourishing food

END many times trying TO
find a safe, nourishing food
for the baby that's just been
weaned. This is an inpor-
tant epoch in the little ones
life and on securing proper
food depends the future
growth of the child.
Grape-Nuts soaked in hot
milk, then cooled to the right
temperature, with a little
sugar, meets the require
ments of the newly weaned
child in 90 cases out of 100
perhaps an even hundred
Try a teaspoonful, soft
ened to a paste with a little
of the hot milk and then all
mixed together-half cup
full. It's safe because Grape
Nuts is made only of wheat
and barley and baked from
IA to I6 hours. It's a great
food for babies or. grown-ups.
There's a Reason
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-07
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse p. Morris, of Shippers, Va,
had close call In the spring of 1906
He says: AN attack OF pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear.
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then / was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery. II
helped me Immediately, and after TAX.
ing two and half bottles l was q
we'll man again. ! found out that New
Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and lung disease in all the
world" Sold under guarantee at f.
C.. Kinsel. Gray Il Worcester, Central
Drug Co., drug stores. so and 81. Trial
bottle. 10c. TO