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The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27
A Big Price

Is paid for neglecting rheumatism.
a rheumatic cripple is worse otf than
one who has lost a limb. Ballard S
Snow Liniment relieves all pains and
cures rheumatism. We know 1T Will.
Price 25c. soc and &l.O0 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27

Bargain quares-o oAerins for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. one
lot buttons very choice collection.
worth up to 25c dozen. Now-only
4c dozen. Toilet articles worth up
to SO Now-only &C.. Box stationery
extra value-onIy 7c. New and
very pretty line Of Torchon lsces
at 10 yard. Many others at very low
pricss-The Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27
Lecture Postponed.

The second Tuesday evening lee
ture Is again postponed. 1t is ex-
pected Prof. Chambers will speak
March 10th.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27

EOR HOUSEKEEPER APPLY TO sO2
II 5th-st., cor. sth-av. Mrs. Mooneyham.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27
kaeIp and Situations Wanted.

WANTED-WA AND IRON
w ing: first class work at 615 l2th-s st
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27

NIANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO
w house work. for family on farm; no
hired man to cook for. w. NJ. Morse, X. =.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27

NTANTED-A RENTER OF EXPERT.
w ence and means, for good l6O acre
farm; good improvements; good water;
% acres beets, 20 acres alfalfa and 80
acres grain. Address H. 4 d." care
Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-27

XNANTED-APRIL list FOR STEADY
dren, capable Of managing 16O-acre irri-
gated ranch in Carbon County, Montana;
alfalfa, grain and dairy cows: cream sent
to creamery: woman must be good cook
and housekeeper: owner and wife have no
children. Write age, wages and refer
ences to IN" care this office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

0;e S.oonfeier. Seres
utKimus Iisit in elmer alt.n urtunos
com Sabre 1855. 0i. urtunbs be-
ginut: Sn Der SiBuns bonn 2. Seps
iembsr 1855. p. rainoermann". m.int
ct pfoBIid. nbi. 2eut. miiHsn odmals
nber flsib;s sepeien fein. logar am
CSebantase buben fis gearbeitet."
9as Setbftper IL
sd.t. sd reiie nGditsns na4 benz
<Suben." = rgia. unb pobin9" :
-0a4 9orbisbera." : rDurum ni4t
sad6 Wtsntone9" = -W.il sic mid
I'm bieiem Sale sefrast bdtten: Das
srum ni9t na4 8orbigbera9"
Sudifde Muftt. Wenn
xnan uns bel elmer muiitalii9eu Soia
.ree mad elmer unsariiden Rbapiobie
Yoon GisSt nod Elm Menb.lSfobn' 'ides
>asn3ert poripieIt. 10 III oas gu uiel
'ointersG sGis5t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Sopiel gelo batsn sic fpobl Del

sig. Sobiel @et6 bdben sic tpobG Del
iid2"
nWia einmal ieFn", idste @Olo>
ner unb hOlte Iein @elOtGfd9en her'
aus.
Der Sremoe CAB ibm oas Bud un6
erbielt bas 9eto.
sSier 1T bas Ro96u9! 9erabe bds
Re ids nod getriegt, er fpollte eben
dbreiienl" rief 9OlOntr itoI3 aus. ais
er Die Dobnuns ieines prin5ipaIs be-
trat.
mWie9 &ommt Aenn Der HeiIenbe
ni9t ielbit9" fraste Serr Murr.
nRein, er muB dbreiIen, ober er
bat mir ods &od6ud mitseseben. Die
bier Mart fiinf5ig babe t9 ausses
legt."
Marr faB itarr auL benz Sofa,
feline 5rau itanb ipie cine Sal5Idule
mitteH in Der StIbe.
vDrsi &o9bii9er" rief lie enbli9,
unb ibr Mann iast.: r&ode rubis
tpeiter. ipenn Der Mait aud bri4t!
Oas 1T sinmat Elm @eI9Gftsmann,
ben mD4te id mir ensdstren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

@.rtbeibisune eines
8ettlers. n9err Ridier. bas 2es
len III Elm Rampf um's Oaiein. unb
ih babe in 6ieism aumpfs TAPER se'
fo9ttn."
9algenbumor. T. arat: Der
Obrlappen III bod bin. ben iperoe
i'd Sbnen f6on abtrennen miiHen."
Datient; vWeinsipssen; aber MAIDEN
@ie lpsnisit.ns ben SrennuHssfdmsrs
fura!|
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

= 8osboft.r @orfdlas.
Di1ter: .Wenn i9 nur bem &erl gu
eintr tiidtisen Sru4t priissl perbels
fen tOnnts!" 9ums: .Sdr.ib.n sic
elm Stiid nit ibm.~
= 9ipfel Der 3trfreuts
belt. profefor 8iiderpurm ipurb.
Ion einem feiner &oGesen our 9eieus
idaft selaben. aIs sr auf BEN 8or.
ribor isin Geiidt i'm SpieseI .rblidtt.
rief er .rFaunt aus: .9ld. id bin
ia idon bal" unb peridpunb flugs
cus Der 9aitliden 8ebauiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

= WiBtrauifd. Sd nsib
ni6t. tuos bu INNER s.sen bsin.n
4rGutigam bait. Define Greunoinnsn
6.neiben std ale um i'm. = Das
iips ia srabe. ipas mid itubis madt.
= 9 dIau. o.: 0ds mub i9
fagsn. bu biet.it beiner iunsen Trau
toirtIih uieI. &laDier. 3itber. @rams
mopbon aat fe, o.: 0as mub man
bod aud. mo io1te man benn bic
@usrsbsn gum Sortssbtn bernebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

Sreff.nbe Besrii Il n'
buns. 2sbrer: Man foq ipirten. 10
lunss es Sag 1T; parum. pisfteS
Sdiiler: DeiPs 4bsnbs PETROLEUM
unb Sas toit'.
90 Sanftumf4ri.ben. o.:
giu fas' nal. iparum BAN it Dir benn
,nnieipunnt9 g.: Ih. neil id mol
n OOee sui.Oriidt babe! o.: Runu.
for bsine Sutmiitbisteit9 Mi. fam
tsnn bat2 o.: Sa. peeBte. ct mar
sufG1is cen anbern isin Oose. unb
ID bott' bic Souii baau isnommen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

9 @dredIider Srdum.
Sob.re Todter: W.iBt bu. 0ati. mir
tat bsut' Radt s.trdumt. bu litBeit
mid Wlalituno.n nebm.n. Batter:
Diait ou itiu i.in. MGoeI. mai BLOB
nidt ben 0.ubel an bic 6anb.
= GrttGrt. 6rGulein probis:
Ddbrenb msines bi.iisen aufentbalts
iinb mir bereits 4 Seiratbsdntrdss
eema9t porben. Sreunoin: So. id
sIuub's germ. es If gang fdredlid.
pie bic iuneen S.rren in unferer
Stobt perf6uIbet fino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

- Simmer So d 6mdnn. ~Ra.
nj. ssbt's in Der Gbs9 Was madt
9sin. lisb: 9attin2" auftidiffer
(i.ufasnbl: ~Starres Spfem!"
= NibDtrfanben. Reultd
fabtn Stt erit cine 70 fdper. 8rants
fell iiberffanb.n. unb nun treffe id
Sic bier Idon pisber binter Der
@sinflafds. Sic seben ba unbsbinst
au melt. - 9as fommt mir Islbsr
AUDI 10 por. Don morsen an perbe
ih sleid in Der Wirtbi4aft uebsns
On bleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Gin quter @.f&Gft

Gin gutter @efdGftss
nann. .Rebettu. nj. bat Dir Der
perr Silberitein sefallen9" Der
iuber. Menf9. papa. bat mir gang
cut sefanen : aber er III mir gu
4rpenis Sbealift!" = ~Wis bsibt Sbsas
itiIt9" : r@r li.bt ben Serbit nit
Ieiueu 5rii9ten me6r als ben Srubs
Sing nit ieinen 8liitbeu unb bemertte
gouSu. bic gliitben iei.n apar id0n,
e16er fte feisn faultr 3uuber." = ~Res
Getta. oas ts E prGdtiser 9tf4Gftsz
mann = fdlds' ibn net aus!"
% 0orfeItuns. ~Dte Serren
7iiue beim Sbeatera" = p9enib =
I'D bin Sutrisant!" = sd fpiele
-6slben." = LIMB id murmle 8oft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Mptipirt. Nidt.r: .9ln

: Motipirt. gaidter: .9lnee.
tdlst.r. tpie tomen Sic ba5u, Sbrem
Meiiter Die Sanbperisaeugt an ben
Sopf gu iperfen9" 9lnsetlaster (9es
seGIe): SD fam nit ibm tpesen elmer
arbsit in Strsit, unb ba fuste .r. es
miFt alIss nah Ieinem 8opfe seben. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

DcbIsemeinter Rdtb.
s9oit: SeGuer. mas i'll oas bier fir
c.tne 8irt9idaft. bus Yeefiteot 1T ia
saoh gang rob! Rufen sic mai ben
9sDirtb! SslIner (Ieiie gu ibm): 2ais
lien Sit oaS lieber, Der 1T nod rober !
46uung. ~Deibt ou fdon.
Scdb Der Solless 0ran5 ssitsrn BON
aDefiiit geitiirSt unb tobt liesen geblies
ben ilt2" = .Meine @bnunel S4On
nories @ode iab er 10 elenb aus.
'boB i6 slsid lbute. ouB er uidt tuns
ae am 2sbep bIeiben piiroe.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Gin .entsesenfommemOer Wr=
fdGftsmaan.
Sumore' fe non go

ipeltperf6bnsnpen SbGtigteit: iie itano
in Der &iide uno to9ts. Sin fumpfs
nGiises tleines DienitmGbden gins
ibr babel 3ur 9anb uno lparf bon
3eit gu 3eit einsn adtungsoollen Bid
auf bic &p9tiinItlerin.
Oa ert6nte Die 8orIodlslods. Die
&leine 0ffnete unb elm elesanter iiins
gerer Ssrr fraste nit pobltlingens
Der Stimme: -&ann i'd oielleiht bic
@bre huben, 5ruu WarT gu fpres
6en9"
r9lei9. Warten sic einmaI!" ers
ipiberte bas ungebObelte Stunpfndss
den, sins in bic Sii9e unb ipra9 in
bemielben 5pn: .Sie mSdten NAL
raustommen!"
Die 9ousfrau irat auf ben 6lur
unb besriibte ben Gremoen. Der isin
fpo6lfrtiirtss Saupt entblobte.
.9erSeibeh. sndoise Srau". fdste
er b0flid, rIollten sic pitllei9t fir
Elm ap9bu9 8erpenbuns bdben3
Sd babe bier oas bette, bas 3 gibt.
bas beriibmte &odbu4 Don Der Odpia
bis"
ueber bds @eIidt Der iunssn 5ruu
ging elm 2eu9t,n. glls ipdriame
9ausfrau fruste fie Oann: ~Das tos
ftet es benn9"
.0isr Marf fiinf5ig!" ertpiberte
Der Serr unb prGientirte iaon oas
fein gebunbene Bud. 4nna nabm es
unb Ioste: sd tpdre ia ni9t abses
neist, dber i9 m04te bod erit meis
men Mann frasen. ebe i9 es faufe.
8enn Sic iib pieIIeiht einmal au
i9m bemiibsn tpiirben; iein SontOr
1T gang in Der gaabs, Psteriilienitras
Be H."
ySd5n, snGbiss Grau". iuste Der
fremoe Serr. .Das Bud oarf i'd
pobl bier laFsn2 @mpfeble mid einits
peilen." No9 cine 8srbeusuns, bann-
i9ritt er bic 5reppe binub.
9lnna bldtterte in benz Bud uno
fdien redt befriebtst baoOn gu iein.
Gin So9bu9 bat mir I4on inns
msr sefeblt". iaets iie au ibrer &iis
henaIiiItentin, Imam tdnn bod otter
einmal etpas Reues auf ben SiI4
brinsen."
8alb 0arauf tlinselte es tpieoer,
unb Der frembe Serr eri9isn auf Der
8iloflG9e. .9ubs mir nun seitattet",
bseann sr. nbsi Sbrem GERM Sc
mabL oorSuipredsn. Ratiirli1 NOR er
init bem 8duf einperItanoen uno bits
tet gndoise 5rau, oas Bud gu ious
fen."
AID, Oas freut mid" iuste 9lnna
unb gab bem GERM ben geforoerten
&aufprsis, porduf Iid iener nit bOfs
li9er 8erbeusung empfahI.
9lnna Itirsts iib nun auf bas&O4s
bud unb beeann sifris gu leien, Elm
Stuoium, infolssoeiien ibr Der 8rds
ten anbrannte. Sic fnbte ii9 ieop4
idnea unb ebenio idnelI ben Sopfz
lappen unb rettste ben Sammel nod
sliidli9.
Ridt ldnse Oarauf erI4ien ibr
@atte uHb begdb iib iosIei4 in bic
Rii9e.
nRatbe einmal-, Iaste sr sebeims
niBool, ripas ih Dir mitsebra4t
babe"
rDie2 Ou bdttet sinmal an mid
geoa@t9" fraste oas iunse Jraudsn
NIT iibli6er &ptetterie.
rRa, absr ndtiirlib, S9ab! qlio
i'd babe Dir oas SOdbud BON Der
Ddpiois aetauft!"
~Wobl BON pem Serrn nit Dem
t4par5en Shnurrbart, Dor elmer baIs
ben Stunbe2"
~Sdipohl, er tam ia BON Dir uno
1asis, Ou polfelt Is germ qaoen!.,
rSa, iq 9aoe es aoer au9 pom i9m
selautH
.Wtes Ea, bas TT ia eine i9One
gei9erung Sebenfaas elm Srrs
tbum! lsbrigens iogte er mir, aIs
i'd mid elm paar ausenbIide nit i9m
| uuterhieIt or inGre i'm Qireu nhneffisz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

8erf dndppt. ~. SEPT
am Spusisrtpss piGl i9 nidts ba.
ben! gGbenos in 9einem 3immsr
tdnnit 0u mir bon 0einen S9ulben
reoen!" 9lber lieber Onfsl, gu mas
osnn 10 pisl Petroleum psr6reunsn2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

Ser 4rititer. Di6ter:
-Si. sefalIen mir! Sic fdrsiben cine
R,3.niion iiber mein Slid uno buben
ss gar nidt ssieben!" Rrititer; nSd,
mas slduben sic oenns Weinen Sie.
i'd IuFe MID in meinem urtb.il bee
einfluFena!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

S.rt 9tiemden (oer i'm
Gab.niammtr oi. Yiirf, tatt b.s
Spiesels erpiidD: Sd tp.eb mid.
tous be 2eite nor egdl ipollen, nit
meinem 8olImonb. is .s ..ssntIid
nod gar mid 70 fdlimm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

@efunoen. Serr: Wds bat
Sbneu Der Wal5er eins.bradt2 &oms
pcnif:: 1900 Dart. Strr: SdOner
Sinberlcbn!
-@rob. @af Ger ifd in elmer
Rouerntneipe einen 9el1er Suppe gee
zen lGbt): mSerr Wirtb. tann mon
Sbrs Suppe sH.n9" Wirtb: ~Sd =
db.r Sic tOnne' r aua faufen!"
g 6arfbIid. ~WOdt.it 9u
nidt bic jung. Wittib bort briiben
erloien2" = .Sie III bod nod i'm
Sraueriabr - nidt94 = ~Sa =
cher f, trau.rt idon m.br um ben.
Ter nidt tommen mill. als um ben.
Der stitorben iit!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

9 dmeid.l.i. 9am.: .Wis
tefpest bic See | IT," 2eutnant:
~SpuB. tuer III in Sbrsr RGb. nift
tepegt9!"
gntseeentom menb. Be-
amter: 30 bob' id mid uerf9rtes
zen; itatt ~!Sadr. i1pars" Itebt i'm
pab ~blono"!" Srdulein: sd tonnt
lie ia fGrben. Serr Setretdrl"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

=. -. ~: Bailf F ,s:s : "a -: :.
80 WEEK ins, END ExcURsloNs 3. Glove
nd. svsry bessrdsy Aisht ~ rosea I'D
Alpepa. Petoskey, Chicago. 500, Mar.
suette, Duluth-teave Monday. 8 p
m. Friday ESQ a m
Yer TOLEDO Sunday 4 p m,
Thursday 9:46 a. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
COUNTERFEITERS FAIL
BECAUSE THEY'RE POOR

The reason that almost all counter
letters are quickly caught Is because
they are poor. That Is the way that
Elmer Gormon. the local secret ser
vice agent, figures II out.
"Counterfeiters Of the dollar, half
dollar and quarter dollar almost al
ways use lead or some other base
metal which Is easy to detect" he
says. They do this because they
cannot AFFORD to buy the real silver
button.
IF a man has enough money TO
make a real silver coin, he uses his
money some other way. As there Is
only rs cents worth Of silver In q half
dollar, there would be money In max
ing them Of the real stun. but the
men who have money are too Wise to
take the risk.
THE only man who has been known
to make silver counterfeit coin OF sill
yer was a machine-shop owner In q
western town. He made his own dies
and turned out very good work. pass
ing q great deal Of Il. But he had
made one mistake In getting tho let.
ters too large and In not leaving q
space between them In one place
He was arrested. lost all his coin
and machinery and got prison sen.
tence besides. SO II In not a very
profitable business to engage In even
when enc makes near-perfect coin.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
LABOR BODY IN
ROW OVER POLITICS
AFTER heated sQuAeeLE FED
GRAFTON DECIDED TO PAY
FOR PRINTING BILL.

Politics was cthe cause OF q wild
scene In the meeting of the Detroit
Federation ofLabor. Wednesday even.
ing. The row arose over the payment
Of bill of 1915 for hand bills ad.
vertising the Gompers meeting In the
Light Guard armory. Henry Hummer
feldt objected to the payment. saying
that the federation cannot use Its
money for political purpose. and
that Gompers is coming hero as par
ty orator.
President Gelhaar sustained him,
saying: Two weeks ago q mother
bearing In her arms little babe ask
ed this federation to lend her aid and
1t was then said that, constitutionally.
the funds OF this body could not be
used for any other than for strictly
trade union purposes"
The bill was ordered paid, however,
by a big majority, although only after
a very heated discussion during which
a half dozen men were at times. talk
ing at once. Sam T. Penna, who Is
to preside at the Gompers meetings.
declared that the meeting Is for the
benefit OF union labor and not for polit-
ical purposes. He accused some Of the
Socialist delegates of working for tho
interest of the Employers association.
The Detroit Federation decided not
to send any delegate to the conven-
ton OF the American Federation OF
Labor. "the federation has never done
anything for the unions and never
would"
A committee consisting OF Frank
Knott, Otto Gersabeck and NJ. p.
Brady was appointed to sound the
various candidates on their views to-
ward union labor. Louis Wolf was
Endorsed for assistant prosecutor In
case p. T. Van lille Is elected as prose-
cutor. The latter was also Endorsed
c. o. Pratt talked In behalf OF W.
d. Mahon's candidacy for congress-.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
MAN FOUND DEAD
0NEt00R OF BARN
BELIEVED THAT WILLIAM NOR
GAN MET DEATH BY FALL
FROM HAYLoFT.

A man known to his companions as
Billy" and whose name Is supposed
to be William Morgan. was found dead,
Thursday morning, in the barn OF the
Detroit Package Delivery Co., in the
rear of No. 81 Winder-st. The body
was found by men employed In the
barn, and was turned over to Coroner
Bennett.
The body was found ON the barn
floor, directly beneath hole In the
upper floor. and 1t Is supposed the
man fell from the hayloft. There was
a bruise on the face, evidently caused
by coming in contact with the floor.
Morgan had been drinking hard for
several weeks. and Tuesday was dis
charged for drunkenness. He always
slept in the barn when employed there.
and 1t is supposed that he was look.
ing for his former sleeping quarters
when he fell to his death.
Nothing is known about the dead
man by his former employer or the
other workmen. He had worked there
for three months, and he never re-
ferred to his relatives. 1t Is believed
he was single. He was about As years
of age.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Breitmeyer Calls Oh
Mayor to Make Good On
Attack On Council

Philip Breitmeyer went after May
or Thompson on new line WedneS-
day evening, challenging him to make
good on his criticisms Of the council.
Mayor Thompson admits that he
has failed to make good his campaign
promises OF two years ago, but he Is
trying to shift the blame to Republi-
can aldermen" declared the Republi-
can candidate.
He then. showed briefly how the
council has passed every reasonable
measure the mayor has proposed. The
speeches made by the mayor recently
In which he has referred to lobbyists
and said there are too many men
around the city hall who favor the
street railway company and will give
II anything 1t wants." have aroused the
Republican aldermen, and the pros
pect is that Breitmeyer's lead will be
followed by the aldermen In every Re-
publican ward.
There were 10 Breitmeyer meetings
Wednesday evening. He started with
supper In the Church of the Epi-
phany at Cadillac and Kercheval-aves.,
and kept going until nearly midnight,
when he joined the members of Star
assembly, Order Of the Amaranth. at
a pedro party at st. Antoine and Err
skine-sts. He declared himself freely
on the street railway issue in every
meeting, saying that he proposes to
do something to get cheap fares rath
er than to make idle boasts OF getting
three-cent fares sometime.
Breitmeyer made a short talk at
Kaweckis, No. 742 st. Antoine-st., and
then another to a Polish gathering at
Kowalski's, No. 488 Alexandrine-aye.
east, where the orators Of that race
urged their brothers to do something
for the man who had been their friend
In Polonia hall no speech was made
as Congressman DENLY had the floor.
The Brightmayor club was in the
midst Of a rousing meeting at No. 3S
Broadway when the candidate came
In. Aid. Heineman was speaking.
Detroit needs a change from a
mayor who Ia a glib talker and prom
ises for about four weeks before cleo
ton and is a spineless cipher the rest
OF the year." said the First ward alder
man
Breitmeyer talked here on the street
railway question and the gas investi-
CATION. He got the heartiest reception
he has had anywhere yet.
The next stop was the tent meeting
at Kirby and Wabash-aves., and then
short stops were made at Tillman and
Breckenridge-sts., and at Junction and
Michigan-aves.
Then the Republican candidate fit
ted over to the pedro party and enjoy
ed himself while before going home.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
WIFE.
J AIDS HIM IN
CAMPAIGN
MAYOR MEETS SPOUSE AT
CHURCH FAIR. HANDS HER HIS
CASH AND THEN REFERS ALL
TICKET SELLERS TO HER.

Mayor Thompson had the rare
pleasure OF meeting his wife on one
OF his campaigning tours. Wednesday
night. l was In st. Leo's Roman
Catholic church fair. at Grand River
ave. and Twelfth-st.. where Mrs.
Thompson was presiding over a booth
with other ladies OF the church. Since
the campaign began. the mayor has
had little time to spend at home. and
he did not get much chance to visit
with his better half even on this occa-
sion for there was lot OF hand-shak-
ing to be done.
However. the mayor intrusted part
of the contents of his purse to Mrs.
Thompson and directed all who want
ed to sell him lottery tickets to go to
her. A fortune-teller got him by the
hand here and predicted that he
would yet get his wish although a
dark man" stood In the way.
This was not the only occasion
where the mayor was popular with the
ladies'. When he reached Dihles ga
loon at Grandy and nlinois-sts.. he
found that the proprietors wife had
invited in a number Of women and
girls from the neighborhood. The
mayor ordered up round OF drinks
for the crowd and took especial pains
to see that the ladies got theirs.
In Yer Vaeckes hall. Arndt and FL
lery-sts., Mayor Thompson met
crowd of young girls and youths out
side. He invited them in. Some OF
the girls became frightened. however,
and ran out. missing the eloQuence OF
the mayor. To those who accompan-
led him, he gave front seats, saying,
II have little girls Of my own at
home"
Thompson's speech, Wednesday
evening, was largely a warm roast
directed at the Republican aldermen
and officials.
"The- aldermen Ake-BeHea4et Ar
mold in the revolution, are trying to
take credit for what I haven't done"
said the mayor. Thompson has not
received any punch bowls OF dubious
origin; no official supported by him
has been sending In bills to be paid
twice, or padded bills for crushed stone.
or has been knocking down money at
the rate Of a dollar for every electric
sign put up In the town; Thompson
has not been wired and dined by the
ID. u. R. lobbyist; he has not 'natur-
ally told Fred Smith he would reap
point him; he has not raised the fare
across Belle Isle bridge from three 20
five cents; on the contrary. when he
appoints a new park commissioner in
the next few days. the fare will be
promptly cut to three cents"
Among the meetings which the may
or attended were the Polish gathering
at Frank Jankowski's, No. 1861 Rus
sellst., and Bachorskfs saloon hall,
at Riopelle-st. and Hancock-ave.
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II D. m: for Saline. $3.50 a. m. and
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[oc al lite m 8

The ladies Of the Zoar society will give
co6ee social Friday afternooa for
the beneht of the orphans home. In
81. Johns hall. Chestnut and Rus
sell-sts.
The ID. M. Ferry estate will pay into
the state treasury an inheritance tax
+. OF s17.2ss.lo. based on PERSONA
property valuation of $1,000, $50. The
real estate Is valued at N.3lO.ll0.
The Wayne County sunday-schooi ASSOC
citation, n non-sectartan Organisation,
Will hold Its twentieth annual con-
vention In the North Woodward
Methodist church. Friday. Sessions
will be held morning, afternoon and
evening.
Antonio Cichow alas, No. ~ Widman-pl..
In held In Chene-sf. station ON sus-
picion Of having stolen n large guam
tity OF brass and copper automobile
fittings found In his possession, and
which he claims to have found. Tho
police are trying TO fnd owners Tor
the property The police say Cich-
owalas had a complete auto repair
outfit In his barn.
~Link" Rounds, an insane Negro, who,
following his arrest In this city early
Wednesday morning, said he had
killed his wife In Indianapolis about
a year ago, and had recently escaped
from an insane asylum In Indiana.
was telling the truth, as the authori-
!. ties learned later. He Will be de-