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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19
a PRAYER

Help us to repay, in service one to
another, the debt of thine unmerited
benefits and mercies, so that when the
period of our stewardship draws to a
conclusion, when the windows begin
to darken, when the bond of the fam
lily is to be loosed, there shall be no
bitterness of remorse in our farewell
Stevenson.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
Department OF the Inferior.
ITnita d States Land Jffice,
.4. Tr,io.- E4I, s0ol

Notice is hereby given that lowell Brewer,
Of Henderson. Miss. V no Oh Feby Isl i II
made Homestead Entr, no. 56it) Serial No.
o. $50 for se4 of hwA. - ction 10, township >
yorth Range west. ST. > ephens Meridian.
4 n to ueA of NV ii. Sec. 10. lip. 5. north.
Range 5 east has filed notice of intention to
make Final Five Year Proof. 10 the lard above
County at Leakesville. Miss, on the
goth day of March 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: John a. Wal
lev. L. M. Dagby. A. j. McInnis and M {
Meadows all OF Richton. Miss, r. r. d, No. !.
l.. c. C. LAM +. Ltfisttl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19
NOTICE.

The lst Quarterly Meeting for the
Leakesville Charge, Nj. E. Church
South, is appointed for Feb. 9th
and 28th--Fourth Saturday and
Sunday. Bro. NJ. B. Scarborough
Presiding Elder, authorizes me to
announce services for both days,
morning and evening. The business
meeting will be held Saturday after
noon at o'clock. The public is in
vited.
W. A. Hays.
The Baptist Ladies Md will meet
with Mrs. Simmons on Wednesday,
Feb. oath.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19
Midnight Cry.
rHOS. II. NELSON

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political social ard religious as har-
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We ha- f~r bo0kmarks the fol-
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The Paradise of God, Unanswered
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and Light Blu These gospel
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gifts to friends. The recipient is
likely to read the poem every day
and receive untold benefit thereby.
The poems are selections from the
song book. Garden of Spices, 3ec
postpaid.
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paid.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19


Bill Williams ran down to Mobile
early in the week to bring his wife
back from the Infirmary. She is rap
idly recovering from the operation
Of several days ago BIZ reports
the very unusual spectacle for this
section, OF the passenger coaches of
the NJ & O. Soutnbound train,
sheathed on the top with d beautiful
white coating of snow The con-
ductor informed him that the SHIN
mering white fleeing of the skies,
came down on the cars in st. Louis.
The changes caused it to freeze and
adhere.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19

The public is cordially invited tC
attend our Opening of Spring and
Summer Millinery, Saturday Febru-
airy 9th, 1909.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19

Responsive to SUMMONS as q W.T.
ness in q case in Circuit Court, Dir.
J. C. Dubois Jr. came up from
Merrill Monday, but managed to get
off and return that afternoon. Were
glad to get personally acquainted
with him. and find him to be genial
spirit. There is a bond of affinity
between us and this young gentletle-
man. as we are both of Alabama ex-
traction, though proud of that OF ouI
adoption, grand old Mississippi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-19

February 10, 1909
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
ALL BLACK BALL ROOM
LATEST LONDON CRAZE
One OF England's Richest Women
Starts Fashion That Is Being
Followed by Others.

LONDON, June lo.-The latest
craze in furnishing is the all-black
ballroom The fashion was set by
Mrs. Houldsworth. one OF the richest
women In England. who inherited
most OF the money left by the late
Mr. Assheton-Smith. The walls OF her
drawing room are or solid black ebony.
with a deep frieze Of gold flowers.
Above the frieZe IS line OF mirrors
and in these are reflected electric
lamps each enclosed in golden lily,
which stands out in high relief from
an ebony panel. The effect is 10 throw
up the bright colors of the women's
dresses and the long line OF mirrors
prevents any touch OF sombreness.
Lady Drogheda. who only recently
returned from a very up-to-date honey
moon. which was taken In instruments
by visits TO friends. was so fascinated
by Mrs. Houldsworths ballroom that
she is following suit with an all-black
dra wing room. relieved with silver
and countless small electric lamps in
geniously hidden in its mouldings.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
SUSPECTS BLACK HAND.
Prominent 1umberman Has Twice
Suffered Property Loss by Fire.

GAYLORD. Mich, June 19.-The
police today are endeavoring 10 learn
II Lewis Jensen. one OF the most prom
inent lumbermen OF the northern part
of the state. who has twice within two
months suffered loss of property by
fire. is the victim OF a Black Hand
plot
A couple OF months ago his new
planning mill at Sailing was burned.
the origin Of the blaze being shrouded
in mystery. Thursday lumber belong
ing 10 him at q mill site near West
Branch was burned. causing a loss OF
$4,000, and the origin of this fire is
no less a mystery than the other one.
For some time previous to the Sail
ing fire MI Jensen had been in receipt
OF letters declaring that he owed one.
tenth OF his possessions TO the Lord
and demanding that he leave $1,000
where the writer could get II. The
letters contained hints OF fires II the
request for money was not granted.
but Mr.. Jensen looked upon them as
the work of a mentally unbalanced
person and paid 40 attention 10 them.
Since the fire Thursday, however,
ne has begun 10 look az it in a differ
ent Hight. and has put the matter be-
fore the authorities ;or yestigatlOn.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
ives OF TWO
! ARE B[0TTED OUT
Piece Of Wood Strikes Man in Head
and Youth Is Kicked in
Head BY Horse.

LAPEER, Mich, June 1.-TWO
ben lost their lives today as the re-
kult OF accidents. VIM. Swlading, "a
FEARS old. married and the father OF
Two children. while working In local.
thair factory. was struck on the mead
~ piece OF wood that, In some un-
Known manner, was hurled by one OF
khe saws. and was almost instantly
kined. His fellow employees rushed
% his rescue, but their efforts were
ID vain. The coroner was notified and
HE remains were prepared for burial
The other accident occurred two
miles from this city. Arnold smith,
Ia years old, whose father is promi'
hent fArmer. was kicked In the head
~ a horse and killed. His parents
IRE grief-stricken. IL is not known
tust how-th tragedy occurred. but Il
y supposed that the youth was at
to hitch the horse ana lhe
knimal became unruly,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
DAILY CASE ADJOURNED.
Highest Court May Decide Fight
Auainst Extradition Of ChicaGoan.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The hearing
In the case OF Milton J. Daily. who
is fighting extradition 10 Michigan in
connection with the graft charges III
the binder Irvine plant OF Jackson
prison, will be resumed on Monday
When court adjourned yesterday II
was apparent that the days develop
ments had been favorable TO DAILY.
Judge McEwen ruled that he had
power to review the governors action
in signing the extradition papers and
also TO determine the sufficiency Of
the indictments against Daily, 1t may
he necessary to take the matter TO the
supreme court OF the United States
10 determine If the lower courts have
the power TO review the action OF the
governor Of state in signing ex-
tradition writs.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
Rack TO COLLEGE, BOYS;
THERE'LL BE NO STRIKE
Faculty and Seniors Of M. A. G. Ad'
lust. Differences Due TO Dismissal
of Eleven Students.

EAST LANSING. Mich, June 10
lrhe seniors OF the Michigan Agricul-
kural college are holding a dance at
Pine lake today. The rupture caused
by the dismissal OF IL students for
Violations Of the college rules has
been patched up and there VIII be
30 strike. The seniors and a special
|commfttee Of three of the faculty met
yesterday. afternoon and a satisfac-
kory conclusion was reached. The
aance that had been planned for Pine
axe will be held tonight in the arm
bry at the college. The faculty has
decorated the auditorium lavishly
The three members of the faculty
Who were appointed as members OF
Y special social committee are gwen
credit for the settlement OF the
trouble.
Fay -Dockery and j. E. Brand, sophie
more engineers, pleaded guilty in po'
lice court yesterday to taking 2O,oOp
cartridges from the armory. They
aid 1t was lust for fun" but the
court fned them SIS and Sl1.75 costs
Zach, which they paid. Doekery lives
N Traverse City, and Brand IN
Eorunna.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
GRAND JURY INDICTS.
Harsha Not AmongANumber, But Case
May Come Up Later.

In dismissing the federal grand jury,
Friday afternoon, after 1t had brought
in - indictments. Judge Swan told
the jurors that they would be called
together again soon. District Attorney
Watson also stated that he would
have other matters to present TO the
Jurors soon This is taken 10 mean
that the Harsha case will ce brought
up before the grand jury after more
time has been had to marshal the
facts.
Indictments against the following
were made public:
Salvatore Palazzola. swearing false
~ to a passport Chu Young, selling
opium: Peter Hanson. William II.
Kulp and William Shaw, making coun-
terfeit money. Isaac Finch, assistant
postmaster OF Alma. embezzling gov
eminent funds. Alexander L'Esper-
ence. smuggling fish; Theodore Har-
dies. postmaster Of Metz, Mich, and
A. Mendelssohn, assistant postmaster
at same place embezzling government
funds: Otto Urlaub. postmaster OF
Hillsman. embezzling government
money.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
NOON TRAIN FOR EAST.
Wabash Also Makes Other Changes
in Schedules.

Beginning Sunday. June 20. the Wa
bash will re-establish noon train ser
vice for the east. also operate sleeping
cars 10 New York via ID. l.. & w. II
will also operate sleeping cars to Bos-
ton via Boston g. Maine, on the train
leaving Detroit at 1910 a. m, and ar
irving in Boston next morning In time
10 connect with trains FOR the North
Shore resort region OF New England.
Westbound for Chicago. train VIII
leave Detroit at a. m. and ? 20 p. m.
arriving in Chicago In the afternoon
and evening in time for all western
connections. Westb6und for St Louis
the time OF departure Of the morning
train will remain the same, Z 40 a. m. :;
the afternoon train. however, Will
leave at p. m, one hour later than
at present, arriving I'm 81 Louis al
.7:33 m. The shuttle train will run
daily. and stop At all stations between
Detroit and Adrian
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19

CLEVELAND. O. June 19.-Cleve-
land is ready 10 give an answer 70 the
United States on how 10 celebrate
the Fourth OF July with bloodless re-
suits.
No small boy can fire on cannon
cracker or skyrocket in Cleveland on
the Fourth. but there Will be plenty
OF fun for him nevertheless This
is the only city in the country where
all this is forbidden by law.
There will be- monster fireworks
celebrations at night in all the parks
but city employees. not small boys,
will touch OF the displays. Park
policemen will be there To see that
nobody gets hurt, and the council
had To give special permission even
for these celebrations.
A big fire here last year caused
the change from pain 10 pleasure.
The day before the Fourth a woman
and her little boy entered big two
story and 10-cent store. The store
was full Of fireworks and was crowd
ed with Fourth OF July buyers.
The woman wanted some sparkers
for he. boy, and the kind she got
were called harmless But one OF
them sent ball OF fire into a flimsy
cloth drapery, and in two minutes
the store from end TO end roared with
explosions and the flashing of tire like
a battlefield.
The woman who made the fatal pur-
chase became separated from her boy,
His body. hardly scorched and the
face still smiling. was found later by
fremen.
Eigh; girls and two customers were
killed. Forty more were hurt.
The tragedy stirred Cleveland 70
action, as the newspapers and Off
cials had been unable TO do. So the
anti-freworks ordinance was passed
under 4 suspension OF the rules. No
city ever had such a strict ordinance,
tbut IL looks like a success.
CAMDEN. y. j., June 19.-Camden
is one OF the few places where there
Is a practical celebration OF the
Fourth in place OF the old-time toy
pistol and gunpowder methods. Coun
Gilman Frederick a. c. Finkeldey, u
the Eleventh ward. started the pain
less Fourth here. There are about
( 900 persons In the ward. and they
organized patriotic association. They
raised funds and only small contribu-
lions were asked. Usually from $500
20 $500 is raised All the school chill
dren in the ward and from other parts
of town are invited.
The fun starts in the morning with
simple games and play. and then there
are songs, led by the school music
director. The mayor or some promi
nent citizen makes a speech and the
big parade. in which everybody takes
part. Genes next.
The result is that thousands Of
persons from all parts OF Camden are
drawn 10 see the display, and street
car lines put on extra cars.
In the evening there are pyrotech
mic displays, set off in front OF the
woods. where no harm can result
The dealer who supplies the displays
also has the contract for setting them
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
"Rouoh.House" Trio Fined.

Athur Fuller. William Lemtng and
Wnfiam Burke. three young men who
started riot In q Champlain-st. re
sort. Friday night. paid SIS apiece
for their fun. Saturday. when they
Fppeared before Justice stein. sober
ed and repentant. The trio had
threatened TO shoot the landlady, aid
we're toying with the furniture In a
most reckless manner when a call
for the police was turned in. Patrol
men Mckenzie and Kaiser responded
Fuller abandoned his efforts TO an
initiate the mistress OF the house,
and turned his attention 90 Mckenzie
who soon had the belligerent young
man on the floor where he chokcd hin
into submission Burke is alleged o.
have drawn a knife and rushed at Nc.
Kenne. but Patrolman Kaiser inter.
fered, and the three were locked up
without any bloodshcd.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
BECOMES COUNTY CHARGE.
Mother Can't Support Boy Named
- After Admiral Dewey

PORT HURON, Mich, June 10
Blaming that she is in poor circum'
kfances and unable TO care for her
ION. Mrs. Isaac B. Ellis, OF Riverview-
I'll. at the north end has fled peti-
lion In probate court asking mat mel
ko-vear-old boy, Admiral George
Dewey Ellis, be made a public charge.
Mrs. Ellis is the wife Of the aged
nan Bho disappeared several weeks
kgo after leaving his coat and hat on
khe Grand Trunk Orders south OF
state-st. II will be remembered that
kfter The river had been dragged .or
khe body. Ellis returned and said that
De had only been looking for work. La
ker he disappeared again and about
Two weeks ago IL was learned that he
WAS wanted on warrant issued out
n the Limited States court In Bay
CITY. The husband and father is stu
missing.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
DEFEATED. is HOPEFUL.
Woman Refused Divorce viii Now
Try for Alimony.

PORT HURON. June 19-Twice de-
featei in circuit court for ST. Clair
county in her efforts TO free herself
from her husband, Mrs Bertha Hen
~. formerly Of Port Huron, but now
Of Nj. Clemens. believes that If she
cannot get a divorce she will try ali
mony. Anyway, alimony and separ-
ate living is long step towards the
goal. and Mrs. Henry is willing
Through her attorney Silas Spier, "a
Mt. Clemens. she has flied a petition
for alimony from her husband John
Henry. nor is that all that is hopel
for The settlement of her solicitors
fee Of $50 would be acceptable
II Mrs. Henry 81 able 10 get alimony
and her solicitors fee each time she
applies for divorce it will keep Henry
busy paying Henry says that his wife
wants 10 marry again.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19

crosby IN the form OF an exact dupli-
cate or the famous Lupo de Roma.
In addition To this latest nantes
tation OF his love OF his home city. Mr.
Osborn has presented the city with
beautiful Japanese tori and a pair
OF japanese stone lanterns. brought
piece by piece from the far away
land OF the cherry blossoms: pair
Of stone lions from Switzerland; a
magnificent set OF cathedral chimes
for the local Episcopalian church, ana
1000 elm trees for the adornment
of the principal avenues and streets
in the ancient Observation-Disclosures.
American village.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
Decides AGAINST keefe.

WASHINGTON. June 19-Secre-
tary OF Commerce and Labor Nagel
says he cannot give his approval to
the recommendation OF Commissioner
OF immigration Keefe that the collec.
ton and distribution of information
to immigrants in New York be dis
continued because IL is in conflict
with the law" Nagel says the inter
probation OF the law is too narrow.
He says Il Is difficult TO see how harm
can result from informing the new
arrivals Of desirable localities in the
United States.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
supREME COURT.

/ IANSING, Mich. June 19.-The su-
bteme court yesterday heard the FOL
living cases: Escanaba Manufacture
Ink company VS.. Trades and Labor
council; Conner VS.. Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railway company;
harrison Granite company VS.. Ste
bhene: Pere Marquette Railroad com
|bany VS.. Kalamazoo, Lake Shore &
Chicago Railway company; Wight VS..
Michigan Central Railroad company;
Beattie VS.. Detroit United Railway.
Call for Monday. 5S, 70. 60, 10. AZ, 40,
70 60 a.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Fl LANSING. Mich. June 19.--Articles
|of incorporation have been filed with
The secretary of state by the Visel
|Connover Co, Bronson. $4,000; Sue
|cess Steel Bath Tub Co. Detroit, $10.-
boo, with John LIGHT, Detroit. princi-
|pal stakeholder; General Electrical
Co, Detroit, $1,000: Pc.
TIERS Pitkins Co. Benton Harbor. s10,.
BOO; Lennox Hospital Bed Co, Detroit.
NO 600; Lake Side II Creamery Co,
nfosherville. $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
z CITIES TO HAVE
PAINLESS FOURTH
Big Fire and Six Deaths Stilled
Cleveland's Noise-Camden People
Will Have Harmless Celebration.
xos.rEss. pnln,e.. Fourth of

A NOIstJ.ESS, painless Fourth OF
- July!
That il the aim OF mRuy citizens
of this town. aud has been for years
Its easy To go about "a. every bod,
az rees,- but somehow ar other it,
not untii this time OF year that the
crusade starts.
Then some small boy with N blk
cannon cracker starts the noise, and
the grand old Fourth In the grand
old way H. ON. Then there l. moth
ing left for any one today but the
doctors.
Hut I'm two cities ieNeiaods a.,
aud camden. y. they DO have "a
notselcSs Fourth. There viii he lit
tie or no disorder, plenty OF music,
drew orks aud celebrating. and the
people In these two cities will never
go back Ia the noisy way, they de-
clare.
The Times has obtained from Its
correspondents in Cleveland and
Camden the plans for this year
there.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
WAS PROMINENT OFFICIAL.

MT. PLEASANT. June 19.--Word
-Ras received here this morning of The
6eath of VIM. +. Dersnah, who was
Nj Ann Arbor for treatment MIR. Ders-
*6ah had been ailing with heart trou-
bile for several months. He had been
n resident OF this county for more
Man 20 years, having formerly held
khe Office OF county treasurer. and at
ME- time of his death being county
|1rain commissioner
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
Rev Mr.. Myers Quits.

CHICAGO. June 19.-Rev. Johnston
Myers, pastor OF Emmanuel Baptist
church. yesterday resigned as presi-
dent and superintendent Of the execu-
tive council OF the Chicago conference.
The resignation was accepted. II is
due TO the criticism FOR the part he
played in a futile attempt 20 Gust
prof. George Burnham Foster, OF the
University OF Chicago, from the Bap-
list ministry because OF the teachings
I'm Prof Fosters book. The Function
OF Religion in Mans Struggle for Eek.
istence"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
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O. r. BUELL. DIES.

MENOMINEE. Mich. June 80.
T. Buell. who had lived in this city
since 1896. died yesterday. aged 60.
He had been retired from active busl.
ness several years Mr.. Buell. was
the oldest active Masonic officer IN tn 4.
northwest As chaplain OF the local
blue lodge be devoted much time ami
attention to the work OF the order, and
performed the duties Of his position at
all meetings MP 20 his death.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Saws He Left st. Paul SO Wife Gould
Get Divorce.

PORT HURON, Mich. June ia
Especial. THAT he promised TO re-
main away from st. Paul, Mimi, just
bne year so that his wife could get
divorce on the grounds OF desertion,
WAS one of the statements made by
William l.. Callahan. when arrested on
Suspicion by the police today. He
Says he was a cartoonist on the st.
PAUL Gazette until July 10, last year.
when arrested he was hiding behind
= billboard.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
suspeeted OF RobberY.

John OConnor, "a years old, giving
his home as Rochester. ~ Y, was ar.
rested by Detectives Lally and Sull.-
van in front Of the city hail. about .
o'clock Saturday morning. The police
say he is wanted on a charge OF as
saulting and robbing Frank Blessing,
a Dayton. O., newspaper nan. on May
81. blessing lost $40 and was badly
beaten. O'Connor is a striking molder
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
DEsP0NDENT. KILLS SELF.
Adrian Smith Swallows Paris Green
and Shoots Himself.

SUNFIELD, Mich. June 19.-No
reason is known for the suicide OF
Adrian Smith who lived with his
brother, Joe Smith, four miles south
west of this place He took d dose "
Paris green and then shot himself
through the head with revolver. He
was in his room upstairs when he COM
mitted the deed and the shot from the
revolver awakened his brother and
family who slept down stairs. Smith
was dead when his brother reached
his room. He was about 80 years old
and unmarried
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
word hrs trru received an Detroit Of
The aerlnma lllne.a In Tmxchn. y. y.

OF Mrs. Edmund \. Brush For many
years Mrs. Brush was connected with
several philanthrupic enterprises
here notably the Protestant orphan
asylum, and her Interest in the work
has not Jagged since She removed %
New York To make her home with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Theodore
.Trovifnghausen IL was AZ Mrs
TfcvituEhHuscu's sffn1rTer tfof-ie- IN
Tuxedo that Mrs Brush was taken
il u Is said. however thar she is
somewhat improved Ms Virginia
Brush another granddaughter. who
arrived i'm New York Tuesd3t. from
Europe. is detained IN tho metropolis
owing 20 the Illness ~ Mrs Brush
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
trouble Makers ousted.

When a sufferer from Stomach
trouble takes Or. Kings New Life
pills he's mighty glad TO see his
Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but
more-hc's tickled over his new. fine
appetite, strong nerves. healthy vigor.
all because stomach. liver and kidneys
now work right. c. r Kinsel, Central
Drug Co. and Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
SAVED FROM DROWNING.

PORT HURON. Mich. June 10
|(special.) by falling pinto St Clair
liver. Robert, the 7-year-old son Of Ar
thur Wilkins, was dangerously near
Heath. He was going down for the
second time when his cries were heard
BY men on shore who rescued him.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
vAUoETTE TRUST FoRMs

n MUSHROOM, Mich, June IA
vandette trust which eventually is ex.
Dected 70 control all the nickel thea.
<<rs In western Michigan has been or.
Ennized here. with Carl Ray, b. F..
uniin and Harry Cummins as the
bard OF directors.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
Many drowned In Wrnck

SEVASTOPOL. June 19-The Rus.
sian military transport Ingul Is report
ed wrecked in Tuapsay bay in the
Black Sea. Details of the accident
have not been received Many sol.
diers are said 10 haNe boon drowned.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-19
CHASE S. OSBORN MAKES
MORE GIFTS TO THE 500

SAULT. STE. MARIE. Mich. June
Especial THE 500 will soon be
the recipient Of another splendid tes-
timonial OF Chase =. OsbCgn's gen