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The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
OLD HEN AN IMPORTANT FACTOR
10 the, Country Development What
the Wall Street Journal IN. ~
Says Of Her, Quoting Facts
and figures

Primary as the great crops are
among the things that make for
farm prosperity and business re.
covery, they are ably supplemented
by such subsidiary sources of farm
revenue as come from dairyiug and
ponltry raising. In 1879 the farm
value of eggs produced in this
country was Sl44, ,2S6, ,l5S. That
WAS when prices were compare.
tive y low During the current
year the price has ranged from 16
to 40 cents Il dozen at st. Louis.
or fully twice that of eight years
ago. 1t is, therefore, easily within
the facts to say that the American
hen now adds to the income of the
farm in eggs alone no less than
S2SOOOJ,COJ year.
Few people appreciate how much
these minor sources of farm income
help to turn the tide from depres-
sion to prosperity. There are at a
rough est mate 2uO,OOO.OOO laying
hens (roosters are excused) in the
United State, responsible for. the
production OF at least 1,4UO,GOO,.
Oo0 dozens of eggs in the course
of year. When hard times run
against such facts as these there is
going to be a change for the better.
And this is why. From the cash
income derived from these sales
the current farm purchases are
made for the individual and house.
hold needs, in the daily or weekly
visits to the country and village
stores. High prices for this and
other produce help to increase the
output. Month by month the COM
mand of farm over the products of
industry gives proof of a demand
which merchant and manufacturer
are quick to recognize as the adj
vent of better times. The turning
point between bad times and bet
ter times is to no insignificant ex-
tent the work of the patriotic
American hen. Hats off to her.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
medicine in use for the relief and cure of
bowel complaints. 1t cures gripping, diar-
rhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness of the bowels
1t is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by The Holly
Pharmacy, F. d. Baird & Co., prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

A pleasant. good. high grade. truly favored.
amber colored cup Of coffee can be had-and
without the real Coffee danger. or damage to
health-by simply using Dr.. Shoop's new substi
tute. called Health Coffee" Pure. whole
some. toasted cereals. malt nuts etc. make Dr.
Shops Health Coffee both healthful and salts.
lying. No 20 to 80 minutes tedious boiling.
Made in minute. says Dr.. Shoop. If
served as coffee. it's taste will even trick an ex.
pert. Test it and see. Sold by all Grocers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

It's pity when sick ones drug the stomach
or stimulate the Heart and Kidneys That is
all wrong! A weak Stomach. means weak
Stomach nerves. always And this is also true
Of the Heart and Kidneys The weak nerves
instead crying out Jor help This explains
why Dr.. Shoop's Restorative is promptly help.
ing the Stomach Heart and Kidney ailments
The Restorative reaches Out f.r the actual
cause OF these ailmens-the failing inside
nerves" Anyway test the Restorative 48 hours
1t won't cure IT so soon as that. but you will
surely know that help is coming. Sold by all
Dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
The New Holly Hotel
G. w. STILES. PROPRIETOR
Makes Specially of Serving
Regular Meals
Cuisine the Best Service Unsurpassed
YOU ARE INVITED

Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be credit to
your business-not a detriment.
The price will be practically the
same. and you'll have something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
Colorado State Fair, Pueblo,

Sept. 20 to Oath. Some of the
greatest features here ever
shown in the West will be given
daily. Don't miss the Sun Wor-
shippers, a spectacular exhibition
rivalling in grandeur the Yelled
Prophets and Mardi Gras. Half
fare on all ra lro .dS.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Ladies' handkerchief &c dozen
White Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
SpbesfGQe.

G. fidrb I'M II. Sanuar Charles 9anaui.
gir. 1909, Toro'9dro. inesS giraffe 81 Sabre alt.
sm II. Sanuar Napmpno Siern, 9tr. 500,
g3eitsaombaros Slrabe. 3 Wonaie alt.
elm Is. Saniiar 6ueltnea Sarneo, Nr. 1926.
&eii.2 alpaIesS trabc, IS Sabre alt.
Int II. Snnlar Sarab Carroll, gir. 1862,
gtorosGa lbounsS GRAPE. 81 Sabre all. \
Sim 10. Sdillar &tlinM 6nrrp, Nr. 626,
ct. Wlarps Strabe, % Sabre alt.
GGH 16. Saltilar sarab 8irnH, Hr. 1924, o.
Garep' SiraBe, 1 Idg ali.
Nm II. Sanlior Senrg @eticl, 9r. 121, Gar
rpIlsgioenlc, 81 Sable alt.
etnl Is. Sanliar Yatie SisgtHs. SIX. 80,
Sirft- ?.heltlc. 5S Sabre alt.
2lm 1e. SaHuar Wiec5lsiau 9ud1g, Hr. AIS,
Vim IL. Sanuar Mubplpb 0tale. llHibcriiidts.
SuipitGl, ~ Sabre alt.
Slm 10, Sanuar Mlargaret Wipl5, Nr. 1907,
@iSauiibs Sirabe, 81 Sabre ait.
Mn Is. Jantar MidIasl Wte8aip, Ct. 90
icpbssSofnttdl, "a Sabre alt.
9l1H II. Sanuar Midlael 4iiadl5.t, SIR. zoos,
IormoniersGou rt 50 Sabre oil.
PIN II. Sanuar Guelph Yeafe, Nr. 240G,
'sioenie, 2 9Soder ali.
glm II. Sunnar Saniee Neuban, Nr. 11O2.
Git.Wionir1enieSiraBe 66 Sabre alt.
e(m lG. SGnulr Annie S1epparo, 9sr. 634.
gsprSsgrnee. Sirabc, / WfoTat all.
Mm 10. Sununr 9auru opener. Gr. 1900.
Orleans trnBc, 81 Sabre alt.
Nm II. Sunllnr Charles Sepit, SobHS Sops
fling SoivttGI. 10 D,ouutc alt.
Wm Il. S1rnur Suiepl @ilnorc, gr. 100.
Cufts StraRC, II Sabre ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
Ter MmardDismns 1T MnRlanb.

9oriiber id)reibI Sruns &olSerlono,
onfniipfeno oil sic iiinglten blutigen
3ulonmenitDbe Sluiifcn EoliSti mn
Hepolution1ren III Mostau:
3ui,Gd,it CLAUDE n,on nid)t ocn bon
3cit 81 3eit olitaudlcnoen Mnd,ridl-
ten, Dob in Iolge Der 5ablreihen Der.
nrtbeiIuugen unb Sinrid)tungcn ber
Nnorfismlis IN abiterben lei. Sol.
DIE Nadrid)tcu merrcn init elmer &c.
miiien Abiid,t -pc.breitct. Sic Wai'
ieicr lpllrSe in eor6 HuBlunh (Snous
ltrieItaote) Sielulld, ollscmcin beeals
gen. S2i @psfou itanoen bie Crude,
reien till, MIR Die .@toStotpSfiia 9Sc.
ponloiti" tonntc ,ritcinen. eaipib
trot 1907 III Solge ser Gr~idjieBnng
jahlreid,er ailardIitiiter Siitrer cine.
rein 1llbcrlid betrad,iet. riidIol,icnoc
&e!uc1ung oes Mnord)ismus ein. @pn
etlua 80 eroben olarhiitiidlel Grip
pen III &i,blanb loite lid) Ole Sdlfte
auf; Giloe 1907 be1anl, Der Anard)is'
MUS inter Den ldnoliheu Arbeiter,,
Gineai,g 81 iinbell. 9cionoere Iai,
tations. groid)iiren wurSen berauSea.
acben, 3eit,ngcn perbreiiet; &uupt,
heroe oeS anardlisnliis befanoen lid'
III bsn 9esirfsn aieii. 9oIiatun unS
Wosfais. Cine ~6clonoerc reae Sh1.
tisfcit cntialteieu Die I~ilard)iiten i'm
aesirfc pon 9riansti; hier baiinbei
iid cine Mieienfabrif. Ste $4,000 VI.
better utefid,Gitigt.0 1rz NimrdtiSaat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
efaaufmadlnnge
Gepartement fir bHentlife sifertett-Vaptsn.
Sup.T epnrfsIIeut bee 9cbauoesSufpetsaTSs
bureaus, 4iatbbauS.

1alttMpre, y. SaTliGr 1ocs.
~e(Ngcbctc pcreel eIlfgeget. 9eIionltHett pom
Der eontraiisSeborbe Der Staot Baltimore fir
@nbnute, uno llMbautcr on ben 8ratiftrabeus
Etduen iir zen alanor uIto -stdotratb pom
Baltimore iur ben Sebrai6 asS straBsHretHt'
gungste prlnliIilrs.
Nnaebote miiiiat In perfeeeiisn Gonherten,
ubreiiirt an Ben n@oGro OF slsuGro5 Of 9altis
more &itp," iciu mo Die Iutfhriit relo ior
glooitiouS a.o alterations at Hratt Street
Stables" trdaeIl uno bel Sru. 3. SerpeIl 3po'
mas, carbohydrates. in .befien 9:ireau i'm
Hltbbaiie mn cher bot II lltr 4ormitiagS auI
"a. Janaar 1909 eireereidai Eeroeil.
SeneIt Y!itgebot mus Gin an ben Wsapor, ilno
StuotratJ bon Baltimore 5ahlbarer eertiIlttrter.
alif etile .&learina Spufe"sS5aft Ge3ogeiler Shed
oes Nieters fit eiHbunoert (Ste1) Dollars
~belgeflat fein.
Ser eriplsreitc pieier mus @irei6aft i!eI.
len ulo Die Sorihrlltlu- oee StnotsSharfero tn
gejua anf Gon.raitc errlaeH.
Seldbnuneen nno Spe5ltiiattoHcn ftTreTt afl
ooer mad BEN II. Sannlr 1909 I'M Siireau bes
Observation-Disclosures befitiiat ipereeH.
Sic Gebtrnc bebIlt nj, baS Nett Dor, trGeHo
Elm ODER ale e~lrgcbcte 3u oerperIeit.
Eoparo .. Greitnu,
Sebdtoes Si;ipeftcr.
GcncbriGt:
3. garrn Wabpul,
gta5or.
(SautI t5t61S1a 90 81 90, 90 6)
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Gpnercf nnb YrGFbent.

Seit gegiun bieier Gonsreb . Gel.
lion berrid)t fcinOieige Stimmung
aluiiden Den, @eiBen Sous lino benz
Aapitol. nno itatt. bab iih bieie
Etimmuua miloern ioIte. p~eridrait
fie fid. Nraiioent @ooiepelt bot nit
Der @ebeinloienit @eihitte anec.
iaitger. .Gs ipdre itid)t notbuenoie
eefuefei, ben Gonsreb IN ioIder@eiie
Dor ben Gopf 81, ftobelt aber ST. Ioos
ispeIt bait es naih ieet nod nit Der
aMpa0b ssioer FrS(rt ltHb 40 6dt ef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
U III o c. peU .. SdtHluI ldu5
Nu Mlle, bic gs nuQebfi

@llIimlore. ben. 5. Sarliar 1909.
Nm Mas. bic Is ansebt!
6iermit iviro III lleuercinltilnllI9 NIT ben
Nhldnit,cn Sc y NH SO s oeS @bGrters Der
StaNt Baltimore beiarnt s%eGeben, eak l1 naE
beht ! g!prtl 1909 nit Der WTlaiterlna isnS
rahbenanutcn s,raBeu uHo IIeps beginner
lperoe.
tilr ale grbcitet ll erlal9eil .ltlio o~ie'eloen
Dor Dem. /. slpril. 1909 81 beenoigen, bic N
iTaena s!ner ~, sssus o'f ,o G 5as, anisp o etT,, Sas
ODER IucnS coer eineE IDei!cS o~erfciben rptbs
peroie mud,en, iuenu eiefe Gepi .aitert oosr rsr
'Tir ctcn crluabutcn straIeu uuo aaeAs Tub
bic 'slgsnoeu:
81. @nuI' StrnBe pon CT. Ra!t!sS.robe sur
a aHHeV9 an an SS%SSeeiiiiieeiites Der SSSersn sIesssrianie. boz
eq3se sISss s;l5pe p S;S S Fl HsH bsr Gbarlss, BIS
sur @cfifeitc Der &~i9bt'Strabe.
Golunbio.Noerl bon 1wanu'S. Sails bis
our baltimore 3 bios9abu" an 9utndu.sty.
ySolfc.strabe, bon Wonnnlent' bis Setter
5aiionsaoeruc, bon Baltimore trabe biz
@apion' sirasc. bon @aIiimor., bis Saee!tss
GiFRSieitr ser S'acnnsusstrase, bon Gseia,
peGfcs bi5 &anloneSlrdbe.
2annnIcs 5trusc, bon @IiapsBtaee bib 2iroeu'
Clement sirahe. bon @iuiauls stgabe biz Ns
peyts .%spenue,
Mllloll'Sl"aBe, poN SolioltsSiraBe DIS NdrI7
Slpenue.
McGruobsglatp. bon GIoculs big @oIes strabe.
5remorts Ioenue, bon Baltimore biz 2eriH9'
ionsSirabe.
Goetr: strnbe, bon Spmemooo'?toenuc bic Gns
Ior.Gtrn5e.
ClioersGtrabc ton Caroline, 5trate bis sur
8eiifeiie ber eriieu 9nep bittth pon GeT!raIs
Sloe1lit.
jatliart. strnbe. bon Barrcn,sIernue biz sli-
@crt9omcrNsS truBc.
S'terosStrabp con gtaces bis 2eaoenbGus
StrdGe.
@aaep.o,rabe, bon Gbafs.s.raBc bis slfbIanbs
Gner,ic.
glnrisetrnbe. bon Souab. bic Qra... straFc.
@~nior'SirnBe, BOZ. 2dmont. bis 9ortbzsroe.
9aqerber.Alep. bon 9oliiInbiasspenue BIB
CT. YeiersGirdbe.
Gbeiicr. strabr, bon Orleans. biz Baltimore.
Strl6c.
Itsauitb. etrabc. soa 2eslrlaton. bis Orleans.
SiraBt.
@art.stccuuc, bon aesinstou' Bis Sabettss
Sirdbc.
Gurleo. 3iraBe. bon Torbfeite Der Baltimore
Strate big 5tr SiihFeiie bon SairmnuHtsaIoe.
Rofes Sirobe. bou Siio{eite Der Wlonuutett'
bis sur Nurhiciic Der @lcSioerrn. StrGBe.
Suirulouri glneylc. on:i @eitfettc Der Sc,,s
iusoSsspt!A!eIt his aus altliGen StetgraI3e.
Woilroe'S trase, bon Der Siooitleiie Der @es
leiie Der ~, & 8. gabn" biz dur Noroiuef.ieite
otr Go!iInbiG' Nre,iiie.
q. 3. Genbaa,
(,Sdn6 13.20.O Staots NHaenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
ErcberiG TeiuerS.

O. fart am is. Tdruur 1909 ~1rcberid Tes
pcrs, ~aeliebter 8diie Der oeriiorbeileu Metl u.
Sc>uers. in gtlter bon 6S 1Gbreu 8 WonnteN
uno % lGaen. Sic Reeroigung finbei Eou.
~ncritag, II ubr Normiitlgs. bon ieiner lesteIi
gSobmuis. Nr. 2i4, GioaBatterion' Barf'stpe..
ans liaii, ipo5u gSeripalioie illo Sreunoe Der
Mantle adriunqppou citgetabet iinb. Seiieis
jula aIi oer n9ouoousE arizGeMetsrp."
I9-9n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
Ghriittna Heis.

Gs llnrb am IS. 1Gnuar 1909 in idrcr Iepteir
gSobnung, gr. 2228. SftSeiferion,SiruBe
6brihina Neis, aeIiebie Sattin bon Gonrao
STeib, I'M 81. Sabre ibre3 YebeiIe. Sic be
c~rhilung iinoei Tonneritaa, ben 81. S1niar,
9 ubr Jidnmiituas, ftatt. Uoin gerpunoic ittb
.%Sreunbe bey 5antiIie adhtl!ne5boll einaelaoen
filo. @eiicelnG nuf Der pSmmanucise9eNe'
ierp."
Rubc i'm itinell 5rieben MN
Veiic Wsltiter. Iiet5 ms ibeucr;
3anibar 0egcr mir Seil glib
Ri5 Jmr IiferlIebunqafeter.'
Ter truucrHoc @attc NIB ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
Charles Is. Z. Megcr.

60 ftarb am 10. 1dlnnr 1909 GharleS g.. 4.
y, cpcr. geliebler eiaite Der reinforcement Ibercla
I'M IS. Sabre icine6 9ebens. Sic @es
iinoct 5reitaa, Den %. SuunaT, IL
GnrmiitlaS. bon Der @obnuna feiuer Iod'
Srau 9imelia H%eqaenIdItn, gtr. 1104, Clio
Sbarps StraIc. aus itGtt. geiicpuig ~prinGiini
nMi hrr Maliinlnre GeIneIcrn." l2O-2l
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lorraine.

slafertfd. - @nrlartis. uriebIiN.
g4citIid, bon gSaibroof eine nrib eine babe
Meisc. alount SoIiosSSagaon. uRo lorraine
Nogaeons brett he Sn,h giaeang; g aSe p,
rlnton'IrI Sebduoe5,~ Charles. nnb Tnnette.
straRe. or ai4,1S,I&S)
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NruiS &ibae Gcmeterh.

let tDeale Srtebbpf ppn Baltimore, xahe
gifcsoine. .auei elettrifbe gabn'9inieu unb
8i;nlieo. Noulepdrh otreft aIrl Trieoboi. @ue
8ritnoftii6e inter iidnbiger Guii6t. M;enriae
Breiie. 8crIanpt Die ueien MISUNDERSTANDING
Wr. III. siurb.Gaar!eS styaRe. %eios
Telephone. (gpriI2s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
Baltimore Eemcterp.

SHrenu: Srannin Slos., YctttEpre n. siprtlHr
Eegrahnibpldse 3um Serfanf = bot, sa5 an.
nit Marn,prpfoiieit ab1eareTsi S35. - plGe
hir bier @rdbcr. Sreie 9e,rutuHe Der Ssnpeue
tlr Grdueraottesbtenfte. (Suri16.fN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20
MGrn &ur,ruf.

G5 fart MinrH Gursrpd. acIiebtc @dttir bon
Charles stir rod, I'M glter bon "a SGbreH. Sic
4eeroiounp iinoet Ipnncritas, 2 llbr glaGmits
tnQe, bon Oct 2Sobnling ibre@ SaterS Srcoerid
y8ilfenS, yir. 9O2, I3eli 9omblro.Sirabe, aus
fat. f2O-D
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Sphn Sermig & Sohn.
Geimeubeitattes unb Gtnbalfamires,

WT. @FOb, LtttuNFsS ItHkv.
Spttaaeiddit: Tr. 81. Gater..Nuenus.
Sigbfanotu,un, YaittripresG uuatp.
Sir babe1 in inIerer iaEaen 4efttdftsprnSts
@rm u,o aei6 b%eeroiat Sino NIT aerinesn'
itr $oG)3citen, tluterbaituneen uno anhere
9eihe Telephone. (Wtnt2s. ta)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20

$i5n fauieii Gin arddfpo ties Wiaiino. Mnba,
oIp.'Sebaiile faili. pom eiier, Ileiteit itdat ms
SnuoerS e etahn,at Co.,,
GIeett'gde Charles uno Gapettesstrabe.
(gtotS--)
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@~criammlmngs Mnseiaen.
.Nummeine Yeutjde yteIen6eimotb."

.Nnuemeiac 9rmtjd1e 0reHrnhetmatb."
Sic AHit1ticoer oeS Observation-Disclosures
lreroeri bterbiun 3ur idbtiden WenerulsNcrs
tdinn,!ii19 mn SirsfioreRpabL iueldbe 1rcttag.
oeti y. Snnuar. @lbenos S lItr. in Der Initdit
rit,Scluee,.
TGiur0soeu .JfIt4{-st
5000, aopn :. S'sssr.
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xermttdte Ansnsea.

S2s5 Silabe etnnino: lit 1thbcupfem Sritati.
DC; noIe 3ardntie: SeffeI ulo Sede.
SanbsrS 4 GtnemaM So,
g,cpS-) I-T 1I0f-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20

Sn Mem Dorfboben@ Sci it..
lld)c nno Soien cine MalleiiperIanm,s
hung o~baeloltcn, nm iiber Wa6:
roImc. 5itr 2urd)tiibrulla l~triftcr
Notwithstanding si beratber. 81.
@nrrcH, Ser &~prlisenbe, citirte il, lei
'ler gniprofe ai,d) &uoparp aipling,
Der aclaat hat: nHepsDort lit etn
LANCER Sdppcinetroe. alt Dem iidl Dos
@olt i~ortpdbre,o m1itet. Mur gele.
9cnllid1 finbet moit cii,e Saie Scr
Sngenb". 81. 9iirrt bGtte Dem
llrtbeil Sipline'S hi 5ultinlmer
|pl!en, oenn Der Il,Sipl d. 5cigt, DAB
cS nit Den HeiuItaten Der @irfionl-
felt Der uielen 8eiitlid)en Ncip.yorf's
nldlt iueit her iein fam. limo ou fol-
Die Sad)e ourd, @eietc gut eemad,t
lueroell. Gle @erren beballpten. oab
Die Sebren oes GhriitentbuniS eii,en
5heil Der %biirgerlid)en @eIese bes
Sdnoes biloen. 9ad, Der 8erialiltng
Der @creiniaten Staoten lit po1it6i,-
oi9e &eIiaionsireibeit aeiudbrlciitet.
Wenn Die @erren b~efaupten, bob MIR
9ieririrtbe, Sbenter-G ireftoren uno
BETTER pou Experimentation ben
cifeneit . uuiid1 fcrbcrits ooni iitn
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ypmou n-Earf-Gemeferp
@arenn. 9r. 81, saeft.aaratpaas straRe, nab
0aupt.StugnuG: Hrebert6. Gpdo.

SeprlbuiSpl1ee BON $25 oil inter beftdnbtser
etufiitt; Sduittn' urier. SerpiThe. Siicn5en etc
ben unier aeent iptro. fceTlrl eetpiritot' DOT
O2-)
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~ ,Gttuas Nemes:
~ 2Gbne ohne Ylatten.

NfeIt9 GGftsnf ~ctt0tbttl lttH
ate3tebsft. eerrriatt baber aub fetne Gdnier'
gen. Saeen bdIfeibe Iii6ieben. etcleibe sxlrt'
glrastaueie Sef;1ter nteber Hormf. A..n!d4f.
Merpoie. .aeute nriudben ftt Mot Az Una ten.
ihre Sdbne bebaneeIn az lniten. sStr troner'
Sernnterfauenoe Elaifel. iperoer onrm lrtiere
ncne. Infauae. mieibooe kffieeae geunadt, ipo'
burn Gfien sum @eraIhqen iptrn.
saHtttt. yo.olrpmtn 500 bt1 5000 aas &C.
ramtirt. S~radcn.Artejt $500 tt2 $6O0. Sab
Galxneen non 81 n et9ss.1anIne o
ri, !s11. Wprls&etsetS. 4tSaAe.
@preobfturoeii bon 3 utr EctIntttde! btS 3
LIB ,&lbtepbs: Scnnfoo& boy o sbt6- ~ NOE
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'tc alf Dem SoI3pegc. Gic Wenge
Der geilttler piinidJt i'm bod audL
oenn 'onlt miirben lie oieie Tldbe
nift ~beiildJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-20

Ger en9Iii6e EbeiI Der
neuen rllllilden Nnlci6c iii III 2onoor
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Gin innger Monu hattc
herlprodlcn it'd fiir einen EreiS bon
$3.50 cin SoIr lang nlcr qeiitigcn@e,
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
NEW S TATEMEN1
IS FILED BY
RADF0RD
THIS is REGARDED AS AN AoMis-
SION THAT FIRST STATEMENT
WAS INCORRECT SCORE OF
ITEMS ELIMINATED.

George w. Radford. whose admins
Il alton OF the estate of John l.. OxnarG
has been under investigation In the
probate court for several weeks. prac-
tically admitted. Friday morning, that
he had made double charges against
the widow. and had also charged her
with amounts which he admits now ne
cannot trace These charges amount
To 500.
Mr.. Radford's first account was
claimed To be incorrect by the widow.
and the attorney was given several
weeks in which 10 produce vouchers To
prove his payment To her OF the dis
puted amounts. Friday he brought In
a new account In which 20 items which
appeared on the original account were
left of.
Among these items was the pro-
ceeds OF a mortgage which Radford AZ
first claimed he had paid over TO Mrs.
Oxnard, but which she claimed never
to have received
Another dispute between Radfor1
and the heirs relates TO $4,000 insur-
ance left by Mr.. Oxnard. Radford
claims that the insurance is a separate
trust, while the heirs claim IL belongs
10 the estate. and should be accounted
for at this time. Judge Durfee gave
the attorneys 10 days in which TO look
up the law and submit briefs.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
FAWN MAGNETOS
HAVE NOVEL POINTS

The Fawn open circuit magnetic. on
exhibition for the FIRST time at the ID.
a. H. A. show, is an apparatus designed
TO effect the ignition OF gas and gaso-
line motors, all size and styles. with
out the use OF batteries, vibrator spark
coil and complicating wiring. and diff
fers In electric plan from all other al
ternatlng current masnetos In that no
circuit breaker mechanism Is employed
or necessary, as sparks are produced
without breaking charged circuit.
thus simplifying the electric scheme.
as well as the mechanism.
For advancing and retarding the
spark. positive mechanism. known as
the timer box. is provided. This 10 an
entirely new device.
The timer box IT, In effect. change
speed gear intsrposed between the mo
tor and the magnetic armature. 30 that
by tilting or swinging the box around
it's shaft. the timing relation or arma
ture To motor IL changed. notwith-
standing the positive drive.
The DINER box Will stand at any
point between extreme early and late.
thus giving instant and positive con-
troll Of ignition. as early or late. in the
motor stroke. as may be desired or
practical The actual range on the ny
wheel - 90 degrees
The Fawn magnetic drives easily with
not more than one-tenth the power re-
uuired ~ drive any OF the we'll known
closed circuit magnetos 49,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
DAILY DEATH LIST

Arthur -. Wolgast. s months, 900
Maeomb; obstruction Of bowels.
Florence J. Num-. 20 years. Gruce
hospital; hamilton.
Joseph III. Dillon. AZ years. 7sy Eigh-
teenth strang ulation. suicide.
Wiley Freedman. 1 year, 1876 Brew
ster; dtphtheria.
HELEN Il. smith. year. $50 Il. -kir=
by, pneumonia
Louis Bordron, months, 959 Syl-
vester: membraneous Group
Charles Tedesco, ! year. ls3 +. Fort,
pneumonia.
Elizabeth Hine. 70 years. 544 Mon
roe, pulmonary oedema.
Harvey j. Parshall. ~ years. l1lS w.
Fort. nephritis
Eva Buchholz. 81 years. 27s Parker:
bronchitis.
Alice Hodges. z years, Children $
Free hospital, pneumonia.
Edema Van Gompelere, ! month, 1885
Fisher. pneumonia.
Catherine Morton. 81 years. ia Sell
den, pneumonia
Anna NJ. Kaufman. 76 years. 10
Russell: sentlitx
Elizabeth Winter. ~ years. Ecorse.
Mich. paralysis.
Julia Sabados. rs years. asa Fred
erick. consumption.
John Romatowskl. months, 10
Adele, pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
WOMAN DRUNK is
PUT AWAY FOR 80 DAYS

Rena Lewis, who has been arrested
so many times she can't remember
them all, will not be heard from fer
another 80 days at least. Rena made
her second appearance since Monday
In the police court, Friday morning. A
few hours earlier she mounted the
steps OF the Dick & Finlater undertal'
ing establishment. No. 20 Highst.
east, and pulled vigorously at the bell.
Whats wanted asked clerk.
who, thinking the call was urgent.
had lost no time in getting into his
clothes.
lis thish hospital?" interrogated
Rena, still clinging TO the bell knob
for support.
mo, this is an undertaking estah-
lishment," replied the empioye.
We'll. = all tn shame To me-" And
Rena, In spite OF the mans protests.
pushed her way inside and ensconsed
herself In one OF the Office chairs,
where she proceeded to go to SLEEP.
A hurry cal. for the police brought
the patrol wagon in short order. and
Rena was hustled of to Woodbridge
in charge OF Patrolman Dan Shana-
han.
Thirty days without a fine" said
Justice Stein.
Rena was convicted on a charge ot
drunkenness by a police court jury
last Monday. Justice Jeffrleg suspend
cd sentence and half an hour later she
was caught I'm raid on suicide row"
where she and other women were
found rushing the can"