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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
cou.res.,;on.l Church Notes.

Prsys. service Friday evening 81 -
O'Clock. Let there be Q full attendance
TIE Mission Bees viii nee; with Miss
zllIs Tripp ints wesk Friday si 2:D y. m
sharp. Each member earnosiiy requested
TO DC present.
The womsn's Missionary mesiing siis
be held T0ss1sy sfssrsso OF vita Mrs. Ms
coon. Topic, .tsos esn nc make Car
meetings more interesting ssc pcoat.ess
fo- the coming year" Al iasiss sse r-s-
daily snsisrc 70 - rr.sas sn1 10 eosao
prep.re1 TO make sux sesssoss.
Thcss wko have net 1s yes euEolles ssess-
selves IN one Of TIE ssassy s.soot dxs<s<
sc hopc xia soon Do 49, The !afersss sa1
sstsrcaucs = i1crsssirx- TIE isrs<<t Az
teadxnes Tor Tie lat quarter wss inb. ssss-
age 81. tso siiendsncs yesterday wss =.
Cone and sda 20 ths satssss;.
Thiis b ssnasi ss-ansUn snd rosl-esii
of TIC Coas. ekarrh of Hfo~ntnxton asa
coxTfxrEp OF rAog youx
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

lizard has returned TO Evansville. lie Is
g. years old; ase feet seven inches tall, and
has always been a man OF good habits and
disposition. The last time he vas seen be
was ia Boston and had sao with bin.
Foul play Is suspected by some, aud some
think tina, Hiiliard may bs unbalanced
mentally aud that ha Is wandering about
u some of ina small TO <as o. nor.hsra
Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

William sruuninS spent Saturday with
friends NJ Sespgrt.
T. "a Brown was 1t wss, Derby over
Sunday with friends.
II 10 understood that Mrs. c. w. Tenney
Is slowly improving.
Dr. M.goon was In Gseeasboro Friday
and Saturday, on business
Mis- Esther srunning visited friends in
Sssport Friday aud saturday.
Waiter McFasisps. who was severely sick
last week, - reported much better.
Beth Dr. and Mrs.. J. NJ. Blake were on
the sscx list several days LAST week.
Rsv. Father Leblanc VII be absent this
ws ( II Pscssssvilse, T. q. with relatives.
II. ]. staansrc wss In Newport las, week
attending al educational meeting several
days.
The womsn's Literary club win mcc,
wHn MFs. S.caoas Wednesday evening.
Jan 5
NJ S~tils aans o. Lancaster. y. II
as sns guest ct NJ. and Afs- = a. Hunt
sass wxek.
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os~-s on "rse Wise MsE's APPEAL TO
foang People 50
Tnsrc will hs union meeting. az tAt.
church Ta-stsy and wetns.ssy oxeaiug,
Il snis w~ek.
The womsn's Foreign Missionary So
csesy VIII ness with Mrs A b. Blak.
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. :. At O'Clock.
Next sanday morning Rev W. b. Duke
shirr viii begin . SERIES o. three sermon.
on Neglected Truths" The susycc, tor
next Sunday morning IL ''stn-I. II Weak
nc~s or Woreg''
Mrs jercnas and Mr.. Wright will
entertain ,se Odd 6iris' sociesy Friday
afternoon. Jsn. 10. sapp~r wiI Be sc-res
al O'Clock. ousines. meeting l. called
al O'Clock to elect officers Tor the ensuing
year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
VICINITY ITEMS.
Crossing at North Troy Abolished.

The 80 called Manuel crossing at y orth
Troy has been ordered abolished by the
.,afe beard of railroad commissioners. The
m liter OF putting in the underpass is yet
unsettled.
Farm Building, in Bro~ninSton Burned.
sundsy cvsuinr, Dc. 9tn, the farm
building. OF George Liichfield were burned
4, ths ground. About half. past SIX the
are was discovered in the barn and II was
thought q, tirs; "a tee houss nigh. be
saved. but the barn was attached TO the
house hy a strong sned. and the fire spe.s6
so rapidly il was impossiole. The stoes
and nearly alt Of tbe furnis ure wsrs ssvsc
Much sympathy IS felt for Ar. LiscAfisid1
snplf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
A Mystery.

: Msn,ion o. tue disappsranes of Beois-
min aslllard, OF Evansville. in Bos 90, 81 d
nj. supposed psessnea IA lssssnaat. h .
brouxns WORT tsoau relatives that he nss
not bsen found. Toe report that as was
=. en- In -. Iohnsnury rscensIy proves 10
hc incorrect. The last time ne wss seen
IA Bon.on Dsesmoer ssh. Ars. Hi.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
Me,hodi.s Chureh Noies.

s5 were present at tbs prayer meeting
last Friday evening.
Col. W. r. Frcnca o, Spring fell, Mas.
is TO present . sSord and oe.G 10 the
Knights Of King Arthur.
The ladies OF the church viii gist
supper 10 the distrioi ues;ing Of Modern
woodmen this evening. IL 10 s1pocsea
30 win be present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
Congregational Church No,s,.

The special music q. the Sunday school
yesterday was much enjoyed.
There viii be union meetings at this
church 4Thursdsysnd Friday evenings OF
this week.
Me-. Warner gave an excellent lecture
on The Law of Release" last ovening.
This vas union service, owing TO Mr..
Dakeshire's illness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

SIX PER cExr HOME INVESTMENT - TIE
constantly Increasing de;nauu tor People
telephones comuels us TO place on the
market limited amount of stock. Tnts
stock Is issued In $40 90 shares al par. IL
interested write ur call on Vermont
Peoples Telephone TO, Il. Buchanan,
barton Landing. treasurer. ssi
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

TuF LYspoS SAVINGS bASG viii pay 8
ftviaenc Of tSo per cent or Interest at sns
rate II tsur per cent Annually, upon All w.
deposits Tor the past stx uouih@. Ihis
hank uas had = prosperous ytar. has made
NJ, tn.sss and holds Bo real esiate acquired
by foreclosure,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
ST. Paufs Church Note,

Mass next sundsyss $50 q. m. Caths.
ehlsm Instructions
BARTON LANDING.
Mss az ii;3O a. M. aud Sew Years
wishes services 81 Mr.. Emonds' house.
Confession OF All children after the servle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

shall huy stock this winier IN The toll
l.,stus dates ouiy :Decemise is snc'O b
January i3in and 27tb, February iOtS and
24th. Maicn ash aud sd DO not kili
v0ur cslves, f-ncy prizes paid foy vsai.
Dodge. Barton Landing. +S-ti
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

" hen you htfe horse Get safe one. ]
have 10 horses that are afraid CT auto
mobiles. single snd duutie tesfns sa'e 'o'
,eo,ns.u 10 DR. tve. W. A. Murray, Bsr;on
Cfystai LAKE Livery. ~3-u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Tspltn ard cotrao, suc innssTs ard real
S~aslr agents witI sell real estate or pr
sonsl property At suction or ptivate ssie
Offices Al barton Landing AID Derry. VI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

MoXKD-Larg. stock OF harness SUPPLIES
VI ntus. winter robe@ Of ali ttods and price
Alendine n.stiy ano quickly dons- -
" ilson. Barton. - sR''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

After this date we viii tAke stoeN once
In twp weeks commencing ptcsmoeg 10
until tue ist of Apsil- =" insio" = Han
son. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Advsrstsesnssa viii be inserted nress seis
seed .. s.ee eees. pes ~cft fof erst iasefsaos
sre o.s esas per .ofd thereAft~r. Cash sazst
sceon raay sks order. No adeersssssasas sssi
ss tass~ts3 fer lees tAaa fssesss.s.s essfs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Uphoisieriug Of all kinds, chair repair
ing ard caue- seating specially. J.
Clogston. 9lovei S., Barton o@-S
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NcTfcE-X YORKSHIRE bosr for service,
also registered pigs Tor sale +. Is. Lang
barton. - -
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NOTICE Mrs j. NJ. stevens, dress
maKug abd general sewing. Rooms Al
%. ID. Oscn's, Barton. 9-t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Roller skatlsg e at Seaver's opera hall Sat
urdsy afternoon and evening. + u bur
dick Barton. III
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b ARTCN

Editor Gsipin wss called bone soste. day
morning on : very ssd errsnd- His moth
er wss found cesG In bed. tsougn retiring
on Saturday evening In her usual good
health. Toe office force ss well - the
rs@ders of the MONITOR extend sympathy
TO Editor Giipin In bis great bereavement.
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hjethodsss Church Notes-
sandy evening sir. Daksshsrc viii
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FOR sALB.

FoR SALE - The Pierce place, three
fourtns mile from Browningion Ientsf.
Set OF buildings and II acres OF land. sale
10 close estate. w Z. Twom oily, Barton
landing. administrator ao-u
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LOST.
To RENT

To RgST-Good store. A. ID. Beede,
Barton Landing. S-'u
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wAsrgn-A. once,a steady girl Tor isg ht
s~~.~~o-s. Mrs. H. Coloduy, Sa*port-
Bell phone. IL
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WANTED.

WAITED Is good logging teams VII
lougnby - oou & La N Der Co. h<tf
Every reader of this paper TO
resd toe advertisement OF the Vermont
Realty Co page three.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
What Has President Roosevelt Done

To the Editor OF The Times: Never
in this country's history was there
even so mucn Inconsistency and
"frothS talk" among those In author
ity." and almost callous indifference
OF the people
Commissioner Smith. TO the SURPRISE
Of all, and apparently unsolicited.
/ closed down the "hrewater" lid; and
Just as suddenly it was lifted" The
committee Of 100 demanded him TO
close down the lid \ certain Re
publican Nudge spoke ont and SAID
that CommtssioRrS- smith had no
power TO do IT, Che brave 100 We're
~ have him removed If
he did not -Then he knuckled down
and pronKsANlnconsistency galore
Times In j. ' ). e euiogized the tmeri-
can constitution for its justice, main
tanning that honesty and fidelity pre-
vailed in all our public transactions
and yet in tonigAts Times. page :,
declares American civilization to BE-
rotten" through it's appal5 eng Sab
bath dissertation We agree with the
learned nudge that the cornerstone OF
a nations purity is its Sabbath obserV-
ancs. but if our civilization is rotten,
from whatever cause what justice
can issue from rottenness? Further.
he applauds byterianism for Its
individuality" and arrays II against
II, counterpart. Socialism How true.
individuality is the counterpart OF so
cialism. but individuality Is rank
anarchv, Moreover. there is as great
contrast between individuality and
Presbyterianism as between day and
night. presbyterianism is the most
cooperative ecclesiastical government
! In Christendom. II has these courts.
with the voice OF the people supreme
First. the session chosen by the CON
eregatiou.- second. the presbytery
leaclrs minister in itNcalled 10 his re-
| spcctfve church by the members OF
that church. third. the assembly with
so many ministers and elders chosen
! nv rotation annually as the commits
sioners.
\ chief OF police, during their con
vention i'm Detroit boosted of the eve
| ton OF Negro from restaurant
/ inst because he was a Negro. This
( is iduality-anarchy in It's rank
est form. During my stay in Alabama
II have known Negroes to be burn'
alive. ana after the awful deed they
we're proved 10 be innocent. but that
was considered TO be nothing.
( Now. ask. what has President
Roosevelt done? | answer nothing
but In the tail end of his term. given
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Maude. Adams Lived
In a Convent for Year

Within the walls Of a certain con
Vent in southern France. famed for
its hospitality TO travellers, there was
until recently a community OF simple
nuns who often told tourists Of the
wonderful little lady who came 70 us
from America and lived our life for a
whole year"
To every American guest they put
eager and furtive questions regarding
s"the little lady from America" With
quaint naiveness they described the
magnetic effect which her personality
had upon everybody IN the convent
and surrounding village.
"The little lady" was Miss Maude
Adams. who would probably be urani.
mously named.
eSlSecsral seasons ago, Miss Adams.
pfter completing her exciting tour in
''The Little Minister besides giving
special matinee performances OF
Romeo and Juliet" set out on a trip
about the world. In the library OF her
home ia New York there ~ interest
ing souvenirs and relics which tell
consecutively the course OF her trav-
els. In one corner or this travel.
room" there IS standing a Damascus
blade. Upon a top shelf a little hui
morously- squatting Egyptian idol.
And above. worked upon the wall. Is
tho Illuminated detail OF some medic
val eecloslastic fresco. such as one
might encounter In q stray niche OF
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Ms the rattlesnake crop OF a panic the
worst ever known, He has determ-
ined to Suppress anarchy but cannot
90 H. for the real anarchist is he who
tramples> on the rights OF humanity,
who walks our streets with impunity,'
and feasts on the fat of the land.
President Roosevelt has sat In the
White House as long a time as ii
took Alexander the Great To conquer
the world. and not one of the Repub-
lican pAt\ or any other party. can
tell us ri gne single monopoly that he
has conquered. If he stands alone.
like Alexander, in his greatness. and
yet failed to roll back the tidal wave
through the long starsUion wpter OF
depressio IL apust I'D the "blackness
of darkness" Itself - look for hope
IN the election OF his inferior. If his
hands are lied they are tied by his
own party and good sense would sug'
gest itself to him TO cut loose from
such. party; throw himself. not upon
'tht individuality" Of anarchy. which
has caused this panic. but uron co
operative cOmmonw wealth. and demand
a government for the people by the
people. In reality and not in name,
otherwise a presidential election can
be nothing but u perfect farce.
c. w. LAWRIE.
Detroit, June 6, 1908.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
CONSERVATION IN
TAFT RANKS
AT LOUISIANA PLAN
Continued from First ra&e.l

that Congressman Mckinley is strong
enough to bring the matter 10 quiet
stretch OF road
The reason for the decision not 10
bolt the national committee was the
fight for as much harmony as pos
sible. The allies" crushed the bolt
ing runner as quickly as possible and
today went before the natiqS1t com
mittee 10 continue their fight.
Both Managers Jealous.
Just before the committee Went into
session, A. |. Vorys, another OF Taft :
managers, arrlved-at the Coliseum
Annex. He has headquarters at the
NSu3.t orium Annex, but they are me-
in ctAuection with those or Frank IL.
Hitchcock. Tafts other manager. De
spite the denials or both men there
is known 10 be a feeling OF Jealousy
between them over who is TO be the
real Taft manager.
The dispute between Vorys and
Hitchcock began when Vorys opened
in Columbus, O.. press boom for
Taft He declares ne IS the original
Taft man Hitchcock opened anothe-
headquarters and Vorys spoke OF that
as my branch office" The two men
met today. in the annex. 1t was un-
avoidable. so they shook hands coolly,
said. How do you do?' very formally
and then separated. Possibly there
is an additional reason why the two
managers should feel aSlitue miffel
at each other. MIR. Hitchcock last
We * put one over for Taft that
staggered everybody. With two
henchmen he Sat on the committee By
proxy and passed on Taft's contests
isThat was a stroke that pleased both
Mr.. Taft and President Roosevelt.
Probably he did not please Mr.. Norys
Hitchcock Quits.
Mr.. Hitchcock and one OF hiS
henchmen will not have vote on tfr
committee today as the man who sen
them their proxies. the committeeman
from New Mexico and from North Da'
kota. have arrived. Mr.. Hitchcock
also gave up his place as assistant
secretary or the committee, stating
that he did not desire 10 be present
as there seemed 70 be a desire "a
charge him with packing the commit
tee. One other OF his henchmen, how
ever. holding proxy from Alaska
will have voice in the proceedings
The combined opponents 70 Taft lie
fclared that the withdrawal Of Hitch
cock under fire marked q decided vic
l tory for the allies
simultaneously with the quitting OF
Hitchcock came the. announcement
that two more delegates had beeE
seated for "Ohio's favorite son
These delegates were from the third
district in Florida. The seats were
given 20 w II INorthrup and Isaac
/ Jenkins. The Florida contests are
10 be continued later in the day and
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

H. graduating exercises OF the June
class on the. Tiiden school viii he
held Thursday afternoon ct o'clock
The presidents address Will be deliv-
cred by Robert Croker class essay
by Frances McElrOy. prophecy, Car
ollne Potter. Freda Curtis. susan Par
dee. Ethan Edlo1. Dorothy sutton.
Emery Fitch Merle AIcNulty and
Harold Gordon Yaledictory Helen
Parker The class song was COM
posed by Eleanor BlewA ~
The new house staR 81 GFnce hospital.
which is changed uSnually. bns been
appointed as follows. Dr l. T Hot
tendOrf advanced 10 house surgeon
d.. G g Duegan, house physician
DIT. A. Humphrey. senior assistant.
DIR. T. w Lamb. Junior assistant: Dr.
H. q Schroeder, inferno
CeatrniN high school students are much
wrought ~ over the holding M at
the annual publication OF The Stu
dent the school paper There was
originally cover design showing "a
high school boy Win q fine pipe at
which he was putting happily PriR-
clpal Mckenzie decided that the pipe
was not suitable for high school
paper. and. in consequence the cover
design has been rotouched to elm
mate the offending article. Harold
spain, a student. was the artist.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
IN LOCAL pLAIH0U5[5|
THE TEMPLE.

A bill that's clever and entertain
ing and calculated 10 please hot
weather audience is presented in the
Temple iheater this week: Interest
naturally centers on the New York
Heralds prize playlet. "Chums,' b.
Eva Taylor and company, and the
audience was not disappointed It's
a laughable bit of nonsense in which
all the parties concerned are laboring
under misapprehensions. Bringing
about many ladipoqf sitnatiens, a
by understanding and husband
VINO is finally brought 10 his senses
constitute the personnel OF the COM
pany.
The only real sensation OF the bill.
however is the loop-the-loop stunt on
bicycle. by Charlotte. an intrepid
young woman. who makes ones hair
stand on end as she starts her ma
chine away up in the flies and then
comes speeding down the incline and
completes the loop in less time than
IL takes TO tell IT, Charlotte Is a
comely young woman and hardly looks
the part OF one who would do such a
startling feat.
six little girls and a Teddy bear"
is another feature that received and
merited applause. These girls sing
and dance in an entertaining and
novel way. The comedian OF the com
pany Is Everett Scott, the lilliputian.
especially noted for animal parts. In
this production. Mr. Scott takes the
part OF the Teddy bear and his antics
and pranks furnish real merriment,
Lovers OF animals have treat in the
funny doings OF the Raffin monkeys
! They are wonderfully intelligent
simians and do almost unheard OF
acrCbatic feats. They walk the rope
and do trapeze work just like human
beings.
The Quaker City quartet is one OF
the cleverest singing combination
seen In the Temple for some time,
coming in their scenic act. The Sing
ing Blacksmiths" 4 scene similar 20
the one made famous by Joe Murphy
| in Kerry Cow" is q blacksmiths shop
where music Is made by the anvil.
The limitations OF the church organ,
the German singing society and the
lrishman coming home from the club
az I O'Clock In the morning singing
Aud Lang Syne' were remarkably
well done John Healy proved exceed
Iingly entertaining as a comedian with
the blacksmiths.
Arthur Rigby. the minstrel mono
legist. kept the audience good-natured
and Grif Brothers. gymnasts. opened
the performance by giving a marvellous
demonstration OF strength. There !
not dull act on the bill.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
biz Kentucky battle for seats

the big Kentucky battle for seats
reached.
The allies" took a new stand to-
day. when they declared that no dele
gate seated by contest would be per
mitted on the credentials committee.
Nothing But Dog Fight
This is nothing but dog fight
this contest before a packed national
committee, - declared A. NJ Humphrey
manager for Gov Hughes. In the
convention We will fight under straight
Marquis OF Queensbury rules.
The convention will see that only
safe. sane, conservative and honest
men are put on the committee OF ere
dentails."
But the real predicament OF the al
lies was made evident when Congress.
man VIM. g. Mckinley, manager Of
the Uncle Joe" Cannon boom. rush
ed into Chicago 10 take the leadership
OF the allies.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

a Flcrentine chapel. High up upon
the wall IS a set of cathedral etchings.
showing the progress Of the little
lady's" tour from Egypt and the east
20 France.
Here 1t was. In Tours, that, for
almost q year. Miss Adams obtained
the complete rest which she longed
for. simply by living the life led by
the nuns in one Of the most ancient
OF French converts
Miss Adams will be seen in the De.
troit opera house June is. - and 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

WHITE PLAINS. y T., June g.
Elks all over the United States are
interested ia the final outcome Of a
temporary injunction which Justice
Morschauser has granted to the Ben
eyoent and Protective order OF Elks
OF this state against the Improved
Benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks OF the World, a Negro organiza-
ton from using the name, andttle
OF the l. B. p o. E. or It's emblem or
membership card.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
FIRE IN GRAND RAPIDS
DOES $4,000 DAMAGE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June a
A west side fire did about sac, 900 dam
age late Monday afternoon. II start
ed in q stable owned Oy Mrs. Annie
Raab and famed By a 35-mlle wind,
carried fire brands for blocks. Al one
time al least % houses are said TO
have had small fires in their "oofs.
Four, houses and the Turnerst. school
were burned. The school cost. 100000.
There is no insur9nce:
Fire Marshal LEMON was struck oil
the head By fragments from falling
chimney and knocked unconscious.
Pipeman Edward Maher jumped from
the second story of the school and
broke his ankle. Some of the losses
were as follows:
Mrs. Annie Raab. two buildings,
ST., 600: NJ r. McAfee. $4,000: Geo. Il.
Fayette. $500 Several others who
had boarded in the burned houses
suffered slight losses.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

WASHINGTON. June 9..PoStmasiers
appointed Hale Iosco county. Helen
+. Curry vice J. j. Love: Moorestown,
Missaukce county, Lloyd VI. Evans,
vice Godfrey HIrzog. resigned.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

NEW YORK. June 9.-The Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Co, which re-
Gently went into the hands OF receiv-
ers and has since been dissolved az
corporation is TO be taken over by
the Postal Life Insurance Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

The neurology viii have it that
William E. Quinby quiz this
world on Sunday, June 9TH; and
this is true touching his bodily
dissolution.
But those who had wrought
with him in the old days with
that closeness Of sympathy and