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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
Nowy:kap1tan %kOopentcki;

NOWy :kap1tan kOCpentCkl'
We W,edniu przyjecha} W sobo'
te W mundurze oficerskim by1y
zastepca ofcera prowiantowego.
Leopold Goldschmidt, do ar,enalu
artyleryjskiego, za2ada} cd pod
oficera klucza do lokalu kasowego,
twierdzac, re ma polecenie odby-
cia rewizyi, zamkna} sig W lokalu,
otworzy} gwaftem kase, skrad} ca}a
got6wke, wynoszaca % tysiecy
koron i 1siaaeczke oszczednosci ma
1900 koron. Zamkna} lokal, odda}
klucz podoficerowi i odszed{. Pod
officer doni6s} 0 tenn swoim pre-
}ozonym komisya ofcerska,
stwierdziwszy kradziez, donlosfa
o niej policyi. Stwierdzono, lie
zfodzlejem jest Leopold Gold
schmidt, kt6ry JUL latem tego ror.
ku jake zastepca oficera prowian~
towego W 6 pu}ku artyleryjskim
pod Wiedniem skradf 10 tysiecy
koron, uciekt. i przebywa}~ " Mem
czech. w sobote opusciwszy arse
nah uda} sic Goidschmidt natych~
miast do kasy oszczednosci, gdzi
mu ma ~skradzion2 ksiazke wyp}a.
como 1890 krrun.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
R NAsKoRNE. Wiel,

ludsi csssto oierpl Una te Tub owa
chorobe nask6rna. Podobne pray
;padki, bardzo rYch}o wyleozy Sc.
~ Lecsnicze mydio nask6rne> Ny
to to z najlepszym skutkiem leczv
6zue oszpecenia sk6ry, ozyni ia
x}adka, q bedac doskonaiym apty-
:cznym 6rodkiem. medycznym, jest
,wybornym artyka}em do wszyst~
:kich potrzeb toaletowych. Jestto
.dsi6. najlepsze mYd{o wprowadzo-
ne ". hanIel. Utyteozne ola kazde~
20 wieku i do kaz1ej przypad&c Sol.
Cena Csc; " apt 'kaoh Pytajcie
zig Q Severy: I: olskis Ka4endarz ma
rok 1908; otrzymacia 20 darmo.
W. F.. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. . .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
BrutalnX nastepca tr0nu

Ks,aze* jerry Karageoroo9wzicz,
serbski nastepca tronu, znanY jest
20 sno.ch ekscentrycznych wybry-
k6w. - w Belgradsie panuje
nav st~ mniemanie, ze jego umysl
ME: jest z~upefaie. normalny. "
ostatnich czasach zdarzy}s sig znowu
wypadek, kt6ry zwr6ci} uwage o.
g6}u, a nawct sejmu serbskiego,
"a ks. Jerzego. M}ody ten oz}o~
wick zam6wit ola siebie " jednYm
y warsztat6w belgradzkich, LODI
.narodowa. Gdy dostawa {odzi o.
.pdzni{A sig, ksiate~ jerry poszedli
do warsztatu, a ME: zastawszy dy.
rsktora wypoliozkowal robotnik6w
>ajetyoh PREY budowie. z tego
powodu ~-wniesiono interpelacjas "
skupczynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
'Wyzszlal rl:6wno,iW1!gaa ! z !lll'') !:
/ VIA. J !.

,Doslegnelem wY1szei rowln'o':--
Ewagi sdroWia odkaaad zaol1aefem uzyy..-
,ws6 Dr.King.a: New Life Pigulek "
lpisze Jak6b Springer, West
Franklin, Laines ,,,e0)ne utrzymula
moi xoEadek. watrobe i wlneet1tr!z:lnloif,,.
|iaoi Y. dlzlasllaluniul !. 1. do9lb1lreeml sc S s. te
piegu.i zawioda was po Probe,
pieniedze beda wan wfoeond i p
y J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza.
1a3o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
ZagadkoWe znikniecie.

ZagadkOWe ~znikniec1e.
w styosniu r. z. ozenit sic attn
che a~mbasady; rosyjskiej " Rarysu:
kslase Meszczerski, z o6rxa boga.
teso kupca W Petersburgu nazwi
skiem Fomenko. JUL pc paru ME.
siacach wybuchly m;edsy modem
ma}4enstwem nieporosumienia:
Ksiezna Elzoieta powr6ci}a do
Petersburga, do dawnego miesz-
kama i pop-dfa. " melancholls
przebywajao wy}aoznie W towarzy-
stwie -starej stu&ae,j, dawnei swej
piastunki. Przed kilku: tygodniamii
nlknefa kslezna " sposjb tajem.
pozostawiajao list tel tre6cl.
Musze umrzed, ME szukajcie
M oh zw{ok, DO ME xnajdzieoie.
Wszystkie me ruohomodoi zapisu]e
mel s~tutace;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
C1EKAWE RzECzY
Ma try lata w1eZienia

M CFZy Ihtd Wl9A10llla
i utrate praw obywatelskioh ma 5
lat skaza}a izba karna W karls :
ruhe fa}szywego barona Won Linde-
nau, kt6ry usi}owa} g}osny process
adwokata Hama wyzyskac ola sie~
bic, piszac do szwagierki Hama
Olgi Molitor, re widz,a}, il ona
z~astrzeli}a swa matke. i re jest co.
tow to zamiIczee, jeze1i mu odda
swoja reke i swoje pieniadze, b.
ia nagle pokocha}. g. letni T., by}
dawniej oficcrem austryackim
lecz "a oszustwa wydalony costa
z wojska; obecnie trudni sic po'
srednictwem mafzehstw- Podczas
c1ytanla wyroku p]aka|, krzyczac:
ITO ma by6 sprawiedliwo6d! Gdzie
vase sumienie? Me moge tego
dalej s}nchaG! - i zakry} oczy
rekoma. Process toczyf sic pr1ez
diva dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

ssssks sic e--sa .Ar| 9.ssafN ftS ~s"stt.- tP-"-f $500 E"'r
M strzelnicxa'', ,,nitryolt4eell[aattyy1n1aa ne
it'd, zaalarmowano pol'cye, k %
Z pom1oea rzecsoznawo6w przenio
sla caly ten }adunek do laborato-
.ryum. sadsac 2 napis6w ma na
wszystkie. te materys
wyouohowe byly wystaw lone ma
wiedehskiej wystawie swiatowej !"
+. 1873; pc wystawie schowano je
W piwnicy, wej6cie do nie] zasta
:wiono. nastepnie1t oa}}ee masa pax: J
rupieci. i zapomniano o wssystr
Pc. zbadaniu ". laboratoryum
okazaio sig, il materye- To- przesta-
&y, juz bye wybuohowemi; powolny
rozk}ad uczyni{ je nleszkodtiwemi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
U: Wielkich zaWfeiach:
6nieznyCh

AO1 VA
donosza z r6znyc Oh stron " Mem
czech. w G6rnej Heeyi n. p. pa
nowal " tych dniaoh TAXI wicher,
re powywraca} " kilku m~iejscach
,lragi telegrafczne i pozrywal przee
woody telefoniczne. w okolicach
mad rzeka Werrs wyrzsddzl}y 6nie-
.zyce nies}ychane- szkody W. tam
tejszYch lasach. R6wniex: " g6rach
6laskich, po}ozonych ma granicy
:6lasko. czeskiej spowodowa}a zawie.
ia. sniezna wielkle szkodY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
pruska we: Warsza-
vie,

blCd: pruSkA W.: W:HrSZd-
. vie.
O nastepujacem zaj6ciu donosi
warszawsk, ,,Dziennlk Powszech
n.y.: Dzia}o SIG wieczorem W je-
dnej z restauracjl ,,kabaretowych"
" okolicY placu Teatralnego. Sala
by}a pe}na, ma estradzie zas popi~
sywa} sig menogolis+a polak. Mo-
nologowa}, rzecz prosta, pc polsku.
w sasiedztwie estrady zaje}a stolik
jaka6 kompanja. bltsiadnik6w. -
Byli to, jak sic okaza}o. n%astspnie,
niemcy. Panowie oi, zazadali nj
mniej nj wieoej, ably monogo1ista
m6wi{ pc niemiecku. zadanie to
wywo{a{o. oburzeuie. wsr6d obec-
|.nycl gosci, kt6rzy:: re swej strony,
|,postanowill kategoryczny. wniosek
,,wyw}aszczenia" pruskich Micha}.
ks = ma ulice. S}utba wniosek ten
chetnie urzeczywistni}a, wszcEe-
pia]ac W ,,wyw}aszczonych" pre-
konanie, ze Kr6lestwo Polskie ME
Jest Poznahskiem i re pruskiej
bucie ma naszym gruncie MONA
przedstawic... polski but kelnera.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
ROOT WOULD Be A
SENATOR FROM
NEW YORK
If SECRETARY OF STATE IS
ELECTED HE WILL HOLD OF
FicE FOR SIX YEARs-PRESI-
DENTS HAND SEEN.

CHICAGO, Nov 17.-Raymond wires
the following to the Tribune from
Washington:
Secretary Root has progressed fa-
enough 10 be willing 10 issue q formal
announcement he will accept an cleo
ton as senator from New York TO
succeed Thomas c. Plat, IL the legis-
lature sees fit to honor him In that
way.
Personally Mr.. Root probably would
prefer to remain as secretary OF state.
which position has been offered TO him.
Mr. Taft would unquestionably like To-
have him stay there. for variety OF
reasons. On the other. hand, a sena'
torial seat from the great state OF
New York is a prize not to be put
aside.
II Mr.. Root should be elected this
winter. he will hold ONCE for term
OF at least six years, With man Of
his distinguished capacity. II would be
safe to say he could remain in the
senate as long as he lives. provided
New York remains Republican. II. In
the meanwhile, vacancy should DC
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
COURT HANDS STIFF
FINE TO DISORDERLY

Thomas Hamilton, 21 years old, who
says he Is employed In the Woodward
Bowling alleys, was arrested by De-
tectives High and Larkins. Monday
night. when he attempted to drag The.
odore Shea, aged IL. Of No. 139 How
ard-st-, into his room at No. 90 Beau
bien-st The boy had met Hamilton
by appointment at Woodward and
Jefferson-aves. The officers and the
lads parents followed the pair at a
safe distance until Hamilton's room
ing house was reached. Hamilton was
locked up on suspicion pending an In
vestigation. ::
The Shea boy says he first met Ham
ilton. Sunday night. when the young
man, after buying him candy and pea
nuts. took him to five-cent theater
II was then the engagement for the
following night was made, and the
boy reported the matter to his parents
1nasmuch as he laid violent hands
on the boy. warrant charging Hamil.
ton with assault and battery was Is.
sued by Justice Jeffries, Tuesday
morning. He was tried before Justice
Stein forthwith and convicted In JIG
time. The court promptly fined him
$50 with the alternative OF 80 days In
the house OF correction. Hamilton
will probably serve the time.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

lowing formal announcement OF his
position:
Il think the Republicans OF New
York who have expressed wish 10
bring about my election as senator are
entitled To a definite statement OF my
position. | do not think that the great
Office ought to be given TO any one
because he wants II. but II the iegis-
lature OF New York, representing ths
people OF that state, feel can render
useful service 10 the state and coun-
try in the senate and call upon me 10
render that service | shall respond TO
their call and accept the Office
There are lot OF Republican lead
ers In New York state TO whom this
announcement came In an unpleasant
way. They had hoped TO keep the
thing in the air until the legislature
meets and by that time TO confuse the
situation SO that Mr.. Root could not
get the place without fight. He Is
not the kind OF man to go into scram-
BILE for an ONCE OF that kind. and II
the Republican caucus were badly
split up he probably would pull out
In advance.
Many OF the New York politicians
who have their lightning rods up think
they see In the announcement by Mr.
Root today the deft political hand OK
President Roosevelt They say the
president was shrewd enough TO see
that II would be a great advantage to
Mr.. Root to be first In the field. He
thus becomes the leading candidate,
aud any others who get into the fight
must openly antagonize him and the
national administration.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
THE DETROIT.


What was perhaps the most fash
ioDable, audience OF the season at
tended the initial performance Of
''vera, the Medium" in the Detroit
opera house Monday evening. when
Miss Eleanor Robson gave a delight
ful presentation Of the Richard Hard
-ing Davis play. Theater parties were
the order of the evening and the beau
tiful gowns and wraps OF Detroit So
ciety women were especially notice
able.
The name OF Miss Robson is suf-
flcient to whet the appetite OF the aver
age theatergoer, for this clever actress.
has q large. following interested In.
whatever she may do or say. but the
title of the play aroused no end or
curiosity as To how spiritualism would
~ presented. at her handss ThDse who
do not believe In. nor have sympathy
with occultism. spiritualism and the
like. are, nevertheless, interested In
sven the expose. Of charlatans who VIC
tlmixe the public Many there are. too
who have made q scientific study OF
The matter and believe II possible TO
communicate with the spirits. SO this.
perhaps. accounts for the general In
terest manifested In the drama.
Vera, by sheer force OF circum-
stances. has been compelled TO become
assistant to a fake" medium and that
ohe has become an apt pupil is demon
otrated by the manner In which she
vorks on the superstitions Of a multi
millionaire in his dotage and the prey
of scheming human vultures, anxious
% secure possession Of his money.
Vera. who has remained true to her
IDEAS Of honor. has become the dupe
20 her co-workers, but when she dis
savers the truth, her better nature
tf1umphs and she declares at the con-
olusion of seance that the whole
Hchome has been concocted for the
pnrpose Of defrauding the old man.
"A Miss Robson, as Vera, has part
nat gives her many opportunities to
Aiop1ay her inimitable art. The charac-
~ Of Vera Is essentially different
lrom her portrayal Of Merely Mary
Xnn.~ "Salomy Jane" and kindred
ehxractsrY. and In 1t she has developed
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

It's name-"Golden Medical Discovery
WAS suggested by one OF its most import
Ant and valuable ingredients - Golden
Seal root
Nearly forty years ago, Dr.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use of pure,
triple-refned glycerine, aided by q GER
tain degree OF constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex-
tract from our most valuable native me-
dicinal roots their curative properties
much better than by tho use OF alcohol,
30 generally employed. So the now world
famed "Golden Medical Discovery for
the cure OF weak stomach, Ind zestion. or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, or bilIousness and
kindred arrangements was irst made, as
It ever since has bSen, without . particle
OF alcohol SIs e i, %. s ,, o, IL. Ioared,.
ents. printed Oh 4xefY tie-wrapper,
will show that IL 10 hade from the most
in our American forestry AM these in
gredLents haze received the NIQlgsst en-.
dofskment Itop The Leading medl64l *:
&odic1 T6o recommend.i hem-asihe-ye fx
6esI {emedles fol The diseases Tor Yhlsh
'Go3dep 1dlcaCQiHQxeIyk.kayISsd;
a littl6 book OF these endorsemefi8 ha5
been compiled by DR., X. ". Pierce, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, and will be mailed free To
any one. asking same By postal card, or
letter addressed to the Doctor as above
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books OF all the differ
emit schools OF practice, IL will be found
that the ingredients composing the Gold.
en- Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the cure Of the above mentioned
diseases, out also. for the cure Of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections.
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, or
hang-on- coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, n not promptly and
properly treated are liable 70 terminate
Ia consumption. Take DR.. Pierce's Dis
covery In time and persevere In its use
until you givo Il q fair trial and 10 10 not
likely 70 dlsappoint Too much must not
be expected OF Il. IL will not perform
miracles. II will not cure consumption
IN its advanced stages. No medicine will.
IL uul cure the affections that lead up 10
consumption. " TAKEN IN tiuae.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
In Loca! PLAYHOUSES

more of the woman than In her former
roles. Perhaps In no part Of the drama
Is her simple, womanly nature better
shown than In the conversation with
the district attorney. when she de-
scribes her interest In his doings from
the time he played first base on the
Hobart college nine in Geneva, and
could get from first to third on a
bunt," and also that when he went to
bat "the outfielders were obliged to
get outside the fence TO do their
work"
The third act depicts a seance in the
home OF the aged millionaire, a cab
met. medium and circle" being fea-
lures. or course, the people In the
audience are fully aware that the
whole performance Is but q delusion,
and this saves the act from destruc-
ton. Taken as a whole. the play In
less capable hands would hardly be
worth while. but the art of Miss Rob.
son and her company makes II a pleas.
ing evenings entertainment.
One clever bit Of realism was shown
In the meeting Of the reporters OF the
three evening papers in the home OF
Millionaire Hallowell. The author pre-
sents a faithful reproduction OF news.
paper representatives each endeavor-
ing to secure scoop" for his paper
Special mention should be made OF
the acting of H. B. Warner as Hamil-
ton Winthrop. the district attorney:
George lie Guere, who provided good
comedy as Mamie" Day; Brandon
Hurst as Prof. Vance: Minnie Radclify
as Mabel Vance. and Frank Jamison
as Judge Gaylor
Miss Robson and her company will
be at the Detroit Tuesday and wednes.
day evenings. with q matinee Wednes.
day.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
PILES
Quickly
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x11oe to Just send their name and adj
(roos to N and get by return mail a
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md positive cure ever known for this
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The way to prove what this great
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Then after you have proven to your
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Doat undergo an operation. Opera
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IN, makes congestion, Irritation,
(chlng. sores and ulcers, disappear
md the piles simply quit.
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|ceulA = box. " 2
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
WllIino 70 ObIioe.

'When you feels any temptations
comm along" said the friend and ad-
wiser. you mus say. Get thee be-
hind me, Satan"
'Das what | done said" answered
Mr.. Erastus Pinkley, AN den mag
ines | hyuhs Satan answer me back,
Da's all right. We's both gwine de
same way nohow an II dom make no
diffunce TO me which leads de pub
cession. Washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
NEW THEATER OPENS
THANKSGIVING DAY

The New Majestic theater, on
Woodward-ave., near Clifford-st,
which has been fitted up at cost OF
several thousand dollars will open It's
doors to the public Thanksgiving day.
The management has endeavored -
make this the best FIVE and ten-cent
thester in the west. Prof Yunck's or
crestra has been engaged and high
class talent will provide the vaude-
Vile numbers. The theater has
seating capacity OF 700.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
THE TEN PIE.

One OF the best acrobatic and sing
Ing specialtfes seen on the. vaudeville
stage for some time is that OF the
nine Kellinos. In the Temple theater
this week. The act L. entitled "a fete
In Venice" and Is introduced by a
company OF men and women In gay
costumes. playing mandolins, while
one sings a selection from the famous
Waits Dream" The scene depicts 4
bit Of Venice and is a pretty stage
picture. The men and women In this
are far above the average In acrobatic
work and introduce some really mar
velous features.
The playlet feature OF the bill is by
Emmett Corrigan and his company in
William II. Clifford's, His Last Per
formance," In which Corrigan essays
the role OF an actor OF the old school.
His companions, Jeeringly tell him he
Is has BEEN" when he glories In his
achievements when he played with
Booth, Barrett and actors OF q like
stamp. but he feels that IL Is the last
straw when an up-to-date manager OF
fers him part in the thrilling melo
drama, NELL, the Beautiful Cloak
Model Good fortune. however, brings
him the part OF King Lear" and the
second scene OF the playlet Is the
storm scene In the Shakespearean
drama. Before the old actor has
reached the conclusion Of the scene.
however. he Is stricken by death and
the curtain Is rung down on His Last
Performance"
Glllette's four-footed actors In
"Coonville." have been seen In the
Temple heretofore, but nevertheless
they prove a pleasure to the audience.
During the act no human being is seen
on the stage. the animals giving the
whole show without any visible as
sistance. There are the policemen
hack driver, can-rusher, and a dozen
and one others that contribute to the
success of this act.
Violet Allen, with George T.. Wright
presents a farce entitled. Keeping All
Appointment" that serves TO Intro.
duce some fair singing and dancing.
as we'll as little nonsense; Dan Quin-
Ian and Kellar Mack, in The Travel
ing Dentist" kept the audience good
humored with their funny sayings and
doings. and Milt Wood Is an unusually
clever dancer. Hill, Cherry and Hill
opened the bill with q comedy bicycle
stunt, while the Joseph Edelmann
ensemble" are fairly good musicians
Tho Mooreoscope had the usual inter.
esting line Of views.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Officials Are Shocked
When w. x. Hearst
VISITS the President

WASHINGTON. Nov l7.-oficial
Washington has suffered shocks az
various periods. but the severest
shock came yesterday when VIM.
Randolph Hearst paid "A personal visit
TO the president. In the White House,
His visit lasted for thirty minutes. aud
when the New York publisher
emerged from the presidents quarters
he said his visit was purely social.
Mr.. Hearst and Mr.. Roosevelt have
been the bitterest political enemies
ever known.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
ITALIAN RUNNER
ARRIVES IN n. !.

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-conhdent
that he will beat his rival when they
race over the same distance that tho
Marathon was run during the recen-
Olympic games In England, Dorando
Pietri. the Italian runner, arrived In
this city today. accompanied by his
brother, Ulpiano Pietn. The Marathon
runner will race John Hayes rs miles
2sO yards in Madison Square Garden
on Thanksgiving eve.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
CHEER
VIM. \. TAF 7

CINCINNATI, Nov. 17.-President-
elect Taft was given a cordial recep-
ton at the opera house last night.
when he, for the first time since his
election. attended a theatrical per-
Torrance.
Taft occupied box with Charles
p. Taft and Miss Taft. but was not
recognized until the intermission be-
tween the first and second acts. A
storm Of applause then greeted him
and he acknowledged II with bow.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Seven Years Of Proof.

II nave had seven years OF proof
that DIT. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine TO take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condi.
ton OF throat. chest or lungs" saws
w. ". Henry. OF Panama. Mo. The
world has had thirty-eight years OF
proof that DIR. Kings New Discovery
is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Ia grippe. asthma. hay fever
bronchitis, hemorrhage OF the lungs.
and the early stages of consumption.
It's timely use always prevents the de.
velopment OF pneumonia. Sold under
guarantee at 4. G. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co., Gray a Worcester drug
stores
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
LOST SONS LETTER.

VASSAR. Mich. Nov H. A letter
has been received here purporting 20
come from Louis Mcdonald. who left
mis- home here In 1903, The missive 10
postmarked Otsego, n. u. and asks
for funds owing to illness. The par
ents are investigating.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
RUDE KISSING BUG BITES
VICTIMS LIPS AND EYES

FINDLAY. O., Nov. IA kissing
bug mosquito is the cause of great
amount OF agony In the Swing add
ton OF this city. The insect is as
large as an ordinary house fly and
attacks It's victims in the night, bit
ing them on the lips
Several dozen people have already
been bitten, In some cases the eyes OF
the victims closing. The bite is not
poisonous.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
POLICE CHIEF SUES
PAPER FOR $40, 600

COLDWATER. Mich, Nov. IL
Especial Horace Kitchel, publisher
OF the Daily Reporter. has been sued
for $4,000 by l.. j. Gripman. chief of
police. The Reporter alleged that
Gripman attempted TO collect illegal
bills from tha county.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Whales FUMES: MAY DIE.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Nov. l7,-Wna,
=. Lawrence, OF Galesburg, and one
OF the best known capitalists In this
section OF the state. was nearly over
come by fumes from an automobile
while In Chicago yesterday, Mr.. Law
renoe's father, who was with him,
may die, but the son will recover.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Movlnu the Bed.

Among the oldest personals" ever
inserted in the society column" was
one that appeared in a paper publish
ed in an Iowa town. II read as fol-
lows
Mrs. Coulter, being confined to her
bed by illness. will not be at home
next Thursday, as usual. '-Harpers
Weekly.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
ATTEMPTED MURDER?

village OF Sawyer is excited over what
is believed TO have been plot against
the life OF David Knight. a storekeep-
er. Unknown persons tired two loads
from a shotgun into the store. The
sheriff is investigating.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
hearlnn lie Resumed.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE
hearing OF the government against the
alleged anthracite coal trust was re-
sumed in this city today. Many indie
pendent operators are here. ready to
take the stand.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
No Chance.

PA"
We'll. what Is it,"
PA. when I grow up. how will l
keep from marrying the wrong wom-
an?"
You won't Life.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

Music Is said TO be the food OF love
but you can't induce the butcher
and grocer 10 swallow such talk.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

When man is known as good
fellow" that Is often about all he is
good for