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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
Pc lngerSOll0yih
spisih "a Slovence
predelal
IVAN kAKER.

nj ljudje) - Sc Sc vmeSavaio bogovi V cloveske r]
mere. V %najvec slucajih pa uzivamo danes yend|
re kolikor toliko svobode. Tako so II. mr. morl
bogovi veGinoma opustiti svoj prastari poSel l
vZrocanja lakote, Odkar Sc sled izumitve zelezn;o
parnika morejo prevazati proizvodi vseh dezel 2 ld
koto in n~ajvecjo hitrostjo IL kraja V kraj. IDA;
zdaj Sc umorijo bogovi kakega otroka, katereya |
%stariSi baje prevec ljubili in obozevali. Nayadno
tudi yso krivdo nesrec pri zeleznicah zvalli na 4
zenirje, kakor tudi razstrelbo kotlov in petroleIsL
svetilk podtaknili onim ljudem, XII imaio s tel
stvarmi opraviti. kuga, jetika in druge take str]
ne bolezni Sc vecinoma Sc nazivajo kot 'kazen nd
ja"; toda oSpice, Skrlatinka. mrzlica Sc nr;ni1
je naravnim vzrokom. Tudi ne mecejo wee bopovI
vodo neubogljivih fantalinov. Xxi oskrunjaio syetd
nedelje 5 tenn, ia sc vozarijo. V colnu ma tan dan
kralJe IN ~cesarje, IA knee in grofe, "a nekatere prd
sednike republik. nadalje IN katoliSke 'uGeniake'
sploh "a vse one "znanstvenike', Xxi Sc Sc naslania
ma kako ceZnaravno verO. in konGno "a vse mil
Jonarje in b~ogataze sc bogovi nekoliko Sc zanima|
- pravzaprav ii sc zanimajo "a bogove toliko. h
lkOr Sc jim zdi p%otrebno! - mi navadni. prind
ST. lJudJe pa 81 znamo sami najbolje pomagati nj
pref. V vojnah med mogocnimi narodi oziroJ
drzavami imajo bogovi Sc vedno svoje pste vm1
toda kadar tekmujeta diva ali wee borilcev "a staJ
DO vedno zmagal naJsposobnejSi, ce razsoja posten
~pravicen clovek.
Cerkev seveda ''bozje previdnostir in "bod
."' ~ H''' w NV Htdi' NdIb| 10 ID 10
propastilo. Cerkev mora vztrajati. cc Sc hoce vzdrj
II. pr trditvi. da DO molitev usliSama. to Sc prayi. /
bo neka nadnaravna sila izpolnila odkritosrGne
ponlzne p%roSnje. - in raYnotako mora vztrajati !
trditvi. da skrbi ia moe liubeGe IA mas vse ma nd
tajni, Ia mas nerazumljivi naGin.
Neki vnet duhovnik je incl navajo. da lie N
vSaki priliki svojemu sinu dokazoval. kako lepo ii
bi bog "a vse Stvari; da We "a vsak las. Xxi pade 2 pA
We, in da njegova ncskonGna dobrotljivost skrbl
cuva mad vsemi svojimi stvarmi. Tako je videl n
kega dine dolgonogO sivo capljo Y vodi. XII 81 lie iskA
hrane. Dobri oce je brz opozoril svoiega sina ma \
kako popolno je ustvarjeno capljino telo "a iskad
Mveza. "Glej', pravi. 'kako pripravne so midi
noge IA b%rodenje! Kako S~vigljast kljun ina! GIL
lie. kako previdnO in brez Suma Stopa 30 vodi! MI
naJmanjSega valcka ne napravi! Ma Ia naGin Sc III
re natihoma blizati rib, ne da hi ia lie najmad|
cutlla preteco nevarnost. Sin moi! nemogose
pogledati tega ptica. in pri TEN ne priznati boil
modroSti in dobrotliivosti. Xxi tako liubece skrbiI|
vSe zivljenske potrebe. Ali ne priGa o TEN iaJ|
obnaSanje tega tica?" so. da 5" odgovori razud
sin, "vkolikor to zadeva ptiGa; toda. o~dkritosrd
receno, ofe. ali Sc ii ne zdi, da ie lopov prot 1
zelo prekanjen?'
(Dalje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
SLEPAR.
Spisal Ivan Molek.


j. uoni" "cNeie'
~ go J' P''S""i" sii"' III %"no'
III" ~, ia poStine Aonuu-
p1r N"ii N'iJ" sc "''
-, 'NP - S'oJe"i "1i" y
r' u'"s"
U O'' 'aN ".Nei' IA
-" y PioJei No' 'o@hiio' Je vest
mam. ~ aH 80 HlT.oi
nadio So
-; - '"ui P'
~ =; -, N0N %
pam
= l.5a hnun T MANU- '" ="
Kras,;o
c~ai;mfa,;
=, ~" dai; nv
ri;b kai 1oSIms ~; ~ h;ia
10 nobroIosn"n ~"
T.lstrao My wv
10 mora h;t; ]
noston nrodr.o on
lad; ohlazi voS s,d t. pa liza. ?
natorin nark mi h; uda; -
X;Ld.r, Kai h;
Ii kai takooa sl;soIo od sroioca
Petra. nmrlo b; nd 5alost;
In n - m~o+ormon I.aI,o ~ :.
budoheni
In Peter ca nj zmoniI pa mo,or
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16

voScijo prostega dneva? Ali ne
dclam poSteno?'
Med TEN casom je pa opazil Pc
ter. da eden njegovih partner.jev,
Karl, dobi prost dan. kadarkoli
Sc mu zljubi in kadarkoli prosi
zanj. Cudil Sc je Peter in sklenil,
ola popraSa Karla. kaj je z nacel-
nixon.
Karl Sc je poredno mural.
"Ako hoGeS kaj opraviti pri
nacelniku, prijatelj moi, - sezi V
yep. MisliS Ii, da on opravlia svo.j
posel IL ljubezni do ulicne zelezni-
ce?"
"A tako!"
"Tako, tako! - Ii Sc ne YES,
FAINT, kako Sc zivi."
Kaj ie hotel ubogi Peter? Sci
je k nacelniku in Z zalostnim ST.
cen mn ie stisnil - petak. Iado-
voljno .jc pokimal boss. in Peter
je dobil prost dan. OdSlei je incl
prank kadarkoli Sc mu je zdelo.
Nekega veGera .ie naSel. da ina
zepu pol dolaria wee. kakor ie
pa kazal register V kari. MiSlil je
in mislil, Cd KIDD hi Sc well ii cen
ii. njegovi najbrz MISC, kajti 20
navadi je vsako jutro preStel svo.i
denar. kar ga je incl pr sebi.
Ker Sc nj mogel nitro spomniti.
Fako in kaj, oddal ie 4 drugo vo-
n, vred tudi tega pol dolarja
zclezniSkemu denarnicariu. 10 je
pa bill donna V svoji sobi in .ie Sc
enkrat preStel svoj drobiz. spom-
nil Sc je naenkrat. da je tistega
pol dolarja pc vsi krivici dial dru-
zbi. lzrocil mu ga je bill prijatelj
Karl opoldne T. namenom, da bi
zanj kupil nekakega saba. Tega
Sc pa zvecer V naglici nj domislil.
Drugi dan je rekel Peter denar-
%nicarJu, da mu maj vrne tistih pet
deset centov, Ike so bill njegovi
ne pa druzbini. SarkastiGen smeh
mu Je bill V odgovor; vrhtega mu
Je pa denarnicar Sc zagrozil, da
ga naznani superintendent. ako 81
DO Sc kdaj upal s tako ocitno -
sleparijo
Peter je bill zdivjan. Nj mu bio
toliko "a tiste cente, ampak, da
ga imajo Ia sleparja - to ga .ie
zgalo.
'Cakajte, hudicil Naplaeam Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16

- naplacam SCI Ia vse Sc nap
cam. kar ste mi pozrli!"
Peter Sc .ie spomnil svojega n
tormana; spomnil Sc .ie tudi n
tere .
'Tistikrat bi bill greh "A
pax danes? Matt, odpusti mil L
Je bil tvoj nauk o poStenosti, Z
la vreden - toda drugaGe ne n
rem. Med sleparii zivim =
pajo mi cente IL zepa - mole,
Steno prisluzene cente VISA
ugodnost 81 moran kupiti -.
hocem dive uri prostega casa,
pitt 81 ga moran, seGi V Yep
svoJe cente -. Matt, odpustil :
kmalu pc listen Sc .ie povet
10 Petru, da mora k superitend,
tn. MOI, ki Sc je povzdignil
tega mesta IL prostega kondukI
ria, ga je pozval V svoi privaI
urad.
Peter, ovadeni ste, da niste
dveh kra.jih registrirali.''
Peter je nervozno stresal GID
in - molcal.
'Pazite, ne Storite tega vel
In superintendent mn je pod
majhen listic ; svojim podpis|
in Grkama 80. X"
Velik kamen Sc mu ie odv|
cd srca i'll zadovoljen ie sci 81
ma - delo. Cez S|tirinajst dni|
bill zopet poklican. Topot ga
malO skrbelo, in zaupal ie vse 1
jatelju Karlu.
'Stvar je - alright, toll
ga Je prijatelj. "Poidi k DuI
Jul, bossOvemu stenografu, ia
- uredi. Ma MILO mn polozi
verto, ma ktero napiSi znamd
tx" ali CIV" Tega ne pd
bi; mani ne SINE biti kOt II
setak, in stvar je potem allrif
Peter Sc mu .je zahvalil in ST
tako. Drugi dan .ie sci k bdf
kteri ga je pa prijazno posi-
'da mai gleda, da Sc wee ne Il
kaj takega'.
Cd takrat je obiskal Peter
fila in superintendent Sc M
tokrat. Stvar je bila zmerom
right. Peter je dobro - zaslE
incl je poljudno svoje proste
We, in njegovim partnerjem,
ri MISC bill ravno Slept, nj SCI
ma misel priSlo. da hi Sc temuES
dill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
JUNGLE
Copyright, 1905, 1906, by Upton Sinclair.

"Poklcite 10, ce hocete, Je zatull Jurgis V divji jezi. 'Toda pref
sc me lie dotaknete, da Je tut Nieesar Sc nisem dotaknl v tel pro-
kleti hist, in ne trpim, da bi Sc me vi dotaknii!"
Nato je Sci hiSnik V smrtnem strahu, da s. njegov mladi gospod
zbudl, nitro k vratom in Jill magic odprl. even z vamil' reGe, in
ko Je Jurgs prestopl prag. ga je hiSnik tako siovito sunni z nogo,
da Je zletel pc stopncah kr pc zraku in oblezal V snegu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
Angleski spisal UPTON
Sinclair z avtorjevim
dovoljenjem prevaja
Ivan kaker. :: =:

tNadaljevanje. }
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
FINES
AUTO TESTER SIPS
People Must Be Protected" Says
Court As He Hands Ont Record
Soak" To Scorcher.

"A man might just as well go down
Woodward-ave. shooting at random
with a shotgun as to go at such a
terrific speed as you testers use IN
the boulevards," said Judge Phelan
Monday morning, In passing the rec
ord sentence OF Joseph Thelsen. 20
year-old tester employed by the Regal
Motor Car Co.. and living at No. 257
ILiuwood-ave.
Patrolman Hubert had testified
that Theisen was driving his machine
at a 25-mile clip on the East Boule-
ward between Harper and kirby-aves..
on Sunday, April 4.
What excuse have you to offer?"
the Judge asked. shortly.
Il just opened her up to see how
quickly she would pick up and get
away, and how fast she would go "
said Theisen.
I'm that case, your fine will be 800
ond s25 costs, or 80 days In the house
or correction said the Judge, quickly.
The history OF this city Elbows that
not two out OF five testers can control
their machines quickly enough to save
human life when critical moment
occurs. The boulevard belongs to the
people. II doesn't belong TO you test
ers. and the people have got to be
protected"
Theisen was almost stunned for a
moment, but later recovered enough
to call up his employers and ask the l
TO pay his fine.
1--WE been driving for three years
and never had an accident" he de-
Clared. Il have never been arrested be-
tore for speeding. Our employers tell
us to try the machines out thoroughly,
and was simply following orders
I'm going to try and put stop to
these tester accidents. and am going
10 start in early In the season, said
Judge Phelan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
COMMISSION SECURED BY
FRAUD ORDERED RETURNED
Judge Murphy Hands Down Decision
Of Importance to Real Estate
Dealers

A decision of Importance to real
estate dealers and to people contem-
plating the purchase or real estate
was handed down by Judge Murphy.
Monday morning.
The decision was in the case OF
George Hogle. of Pontiac. against
J. H. & ]. r. Meyering, real estate
agents In Detroit. Hogle owned va
cant property in Detroit which he
placed with the -Meyerings to sell.
There was also in their hands TO sell
for the Citizens Saving bank ter
race OF Commonwealth-ave. for
which $4,000 was asked. The
Meyerings arranged deal by which
Hogle was TO trade his property for
the terrace. and the payment of some
cash. 1t was testified that the Mey-
erings represented to Hogle that the
bank asked $4,000 for its property
and at that price the deal was made.
The Meyerings pooketed the extra
$500. together with $500 commits
sion from Hogle and $500 from the
bank. Hogle learned later OF the
game worked and sued for the $500.
Judge Murphy held that the real
estate firm is not entitled to profits
fraudulentiy obtained, and directed
that the Meyerings return the $500
added to the price Of the terrace,
together with all of the commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
WILL CHOSE DIRECTORS.
Board of Commerce Holds Election
Tuesday.

The Board OF Commerce will hold
its annual election. Tuesday, TO
choose seven directors for two-year
terms. The polls will be open from
1890 to 3 p. m. The following
have been nominated:
Edward Bland. Secretary. The Ire
land & Matthews Mfg. Co.; Attorney
John H. Bissell Frank P. Byrne,
vice-president. Peninsular Savings
bank; George A. Corwin. secretary
Burnham, Stoepel & Co; Henry
Ford. president Ford Motor Co. {;
Frederick n. Holt. treasurer and
manager F. A. Goodrich & CO.; Gay
lord w. ellis, Edison. Moore & Co. !;
Sidney T. Miller, Miller. Smith, Pad
dock & Perry, attorneys; c. d. Pope,
secretary Ray Chemical Co.; John
r. Russell. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Great
Lakes Engineering Works; Frederic
b. Stevens, foundry supplies; David
Stott, president Detroit Milling Co. :;
Homer Warren. Homer Warren &
Co; II. X. White. Jr., president The
Kemiweld Can Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
FIGHT SHY OF soUTHWICK.
Attorneys Challenge Reformer Serving
as Justice Court Juror.

w. d. Southwick, who successfully
tanned" h. E. Moore. the Farmer-st.
saloonkeeper. was called as justice
court juror for the month OF April. but
he finds some trouble in sitting on a
case. He was called Monday morn
ing in the case OF Choate & Webster
against Harry Nau. policeman. who
recently obtained a divorce from his
wife. The attorneys are suing for
professional services rendered In OBJ
tanning the decree. The amount claim
ed is $50. but Nau says they agreed to
get him a divorce for S25.
Are you any relation TO the South
wick who wants saloons closed up?''
asked Attorney Peter Abt, who APP
peared for the officer.
I'm that very Southwick," answer
ed the reformer.
We'll, you're excused" the attorney
replied, and Mr.. Southwick stepped
from the box. He was challenged
peremptorily In case in Judge Otis
court Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
MARSHA MAKES
NEW MOVE IN CASE
Asks Permission To Account For Fees
II Court Rules He Received
Them As Clerk.

Walter 8. Harsha. deposed clerk
OF the United States circuit, MED a
petition with Judge Swan, through
his attorney, Harrison Geer. Monday
morning, In which he practically OF
fers to settle with the government
for any fees collected by him and not
reported as clerks fees, provided
Judge Swan holds that he accepted
those fees as clerk. The petition re-
fers exclusively to the case or Henry
A. Everett vs.. the Detroit 4 Toledo
Short Line ct al, in which Harsha.
AS speciai master, as he CONTENDS.
paid out $10s,300 and was credited
with receiving $1,5S3.50 as clerk
fees, though less than $500 was re-
ported to the government. Harsha s
explanation being that he received
the fee as special master and was
under no obligation TO report IL TO
the government.
Harsha. In his petition, sets up that
the funds In his hands had always
been recognized as a special master
account until the advent OF Inspector
DeWoody a few weeks ago.
''Thereupon," the petition goes on,
your petitioner discovered that or
ders for the payment Of money had
been directed to the clerk and not TO
the special master, and, therefore.
what had been for six years treated in
good faith as a special masters ac-
count technically might be considered
as being the clerks account, simply
and only because OF the form OF the
orders made.
The checks upon said account for
payment OF money were drawn ana
signed by the special master and not
signed by the district Judge. as re-
quired and as has been done since
1886 with regard TO registry funds, and
for that reason. 10 validate all these
payments made for the six years
your petitioner prays that the court
will recognize and confirm all such
checks as the checks of the court
as far az they concern the $l0S,300
aforementioned"
With regard TO the $l.5S3.50
clerk fees, Harsha asks the direction
OF the court as TO what shall be done
with them in case the court holds
they were received by him as clerk
rather than as special master. II
the court should decree that he must
account for them as clerk, Harsha
asks that he be allowed to retain
the money, subject TO the order Of
the court
Judge Swan took no action on the
petition. which will be opposed by
District Attorney Watson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
"sPOT'S" OWNER FINED.
c. o. Harrington Pleads in Vain That
Dog Isn't Vicious.

Charles ID. Harrington, No. SO
Avery-ave, deputy superintendent Of
the Standard Accident Insurance
Co., appeared in Judge Phelan 8
court, Monday morning. to defend
the reputation of his dog, Spot,
against the allegations of Patrolman
Charles Boucher. who declared that
Spot" had taken a bite out Of his
leg. Harrington. 1T will be remem-
bered, wrote long letter to Police
Commissioners Smith. some time ago,
stating that Spot" had had a ma
tural aversion to policemen since his
puppy days. when some copper had
been rude TO the dog. In the letter,
he stated that the dogs instinct was
unerring, and that he could tell the
difference between a fireman and a
policeman He stated that he had
heard rumors that the policemen
were going to send Spot to an un-
timely end.
"He has all Of the natural tenden-
cies of dog" said Mr.. Harrington,
Monday morning. "Yes. that in
cludes a desire to bite persons who
don't treat him right. l think that
it's because-well--bec
bly,. because he Is dog"
Judge Phelan fined Harrington
$40 for keeping vicious dog.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

August Kohn. rs: Cecilia Lozen. %.
Frank J. Miller. 81: Mile Holmes,
40
David ]. Bondy. 20. Toledo. o.; Har-
riet Johnson. %. Dearborn.
Henry W. Dobbert 26: Ada Wendt.
is
Joseph Cichanski. 90: Beulah Fillon.
10
Otto @. stranchman. 20; Amanda
Kade. %.
George Romiak. 22; Mary Lukas. 49,,
Walter McElroy. %. owen Sound;
Della Kasenow. %. Detroit.
Talmage NJ Wilton. IS, Detroit Fran
els v. Greenwood. %. Pontiac.
Joseph ID. LaPorte. as; Mary Desruls-
seau. as.
10.
Alfred s. lands. SO. New Jersey:
Florence a. Day. SO. Detroit
Guy II. Lever. "a: Mary +. Mac
GTCgor. ~
Matthias Schewo. 25. Annie LIgmal.
Floyd Il sherman. 90. Plymouth;
Alice o. Peters. %. Wayne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
UNDERWRITERS ARE KNOCKING.
Flight konkei Ordinance TO Regulate
Their Business.

IL what some OF the undertakers say
is correct, the ordinance To govern
their calling will be embalmed before
IL gets through the council. IL is rest
Ing now in the ordinance committee
and a hearing will be held in day
or two to give all the gentlemen OF
the black ties a chance to argue.
According to q number OF the fu
neral fraternity, the ordinance intro
duced by Aid. Konkel, himself an un-
dertaker. is so drawn as to put a
number OF firms out OF business IL
provides that an undertaken must have
a state license before he can conduct
business here or get a city license.
Many men who have undertaking
rooms are not lice7sed undertakers
but hire men TO do their work.
These are very busy fighting Aid
Konkels ordinance. A number o.
them have presented their side OF
the case to various aldermen and are
confident that they will secure amend
nents before the ordinance Is passed,
II it goes through az all.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
DAILY DEATH LIST

Clifford C. Nelson. . months, $50
Fourth. nephritis.
James Bright. IS years. Eloise. Mich
exhaustion.
Edwin p. Kochta. 3 months. 81 FIRE.
mont; congestion OF lungs
Carl Rinke. rs years. $50 st. Aubin;
anaemia.
August Miehm. Sc years. st. Mary 5
hospital; uraemia.
VIM. Duquet. l month. 2ss Catherine;
hamilton.
A. w. Phelps. 81 years, 1876 Krupp;
hernia
Caroline A. Leech. so years, 1881
Fourteenth: carcinoma.
Joseph Weston. 3 years. 3S Taylor;
acedosis.
Wladyslaw Baduszewski. 80 years.
376 Poplar. tuberculosis.
Harry L. Herzfeld. 10 months. ,s04
Lvernois; ptomaine poisoning
Anna Huessing. 20 years, Harper hos
pital; double pyo salpinx.
Mrs. VIM. Schultz. 46 years, Harper
hospital: intestinal paresis.
Minnie Siedow. 46 years. 400 Toledo;
heart disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
Words to Freeze the Soul.

"Your son has Consumption. His
case Is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. +. Blevens.
a leading merchant Of Springfield, ~
C., by two expert doctors-one a lung
specialist. Then was shown the won
derful power OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. AFTER three weeks use"
writes Mr.. Blevens. "he was as well
as ever. would rot take all the
money In the world for what II did for
my boy" Infalllble for Coughs and
Colds, It's the safest, surest cure Of
desperate Lung diseases on EARTH
Guarantee satisfaction. r.. C. Kia.
sci. Central Drug Co. and Gray d
Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
DIED

BENNETT-April IL. Edwin Kerr Ben
nett, beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs 4:
L. Bennett aged years and .
months. Funeral Tuesday. April 49,
at p. m, from residence, 1913 Pine
CRABB-April II. 1909. at the resi-
dence or Mrs. Mary Crabb. 23l Char :
lotte-ave.. Ruth Marion. daughter OF
the late James and Christianna
Crabb. sister of Mrs. Mary Cotheran.
Funeral from Simpson NJ. f. church
Tuesday. April 10. at p. m.
BENE-April 3. at her daughters Mrs.
Laura Dasher's residence. Twelfth-st.
and Snyder-rd. Greenfield. Margaret
Barbara Bene. aged SO years. Flu
neral Tuesday, 1880. from residence.
FARRELL-Michael J.. at his resi-,
IL. father of M. j. Farrell. s. j.. Of
St Louis, Mo-: Francis r., Jennie NJ.
and Irene. of Detroit. Funeral from
residence and Holy Trinity church
Wednesday morning.
GAUTHIER--Mrs. Mary Gauthier. on
Sunday, April IL. aged so years:
widow OF the late J. r. Gauthier OF
Sandwich. pioneer OF Essex county;
Sept E., Wallace and Maude. Notice
OF funeral later.
GOLDBERG-April1 10. 1909, at the res
idence OF her son. $50 Putnam-av
Rosetta b. Goldberg. mother OF Jacob
r.. Samuel X. Abe l.. David b and
Mrs Saul Cedar. and Mrs. Herman
Ettenger, OF New York city. aged SIS
years. Burial and services at Cleve-
land. o. Cleveland and New York
city papers please copy.
JACK SON-April 9. 1909. at her late
residence. 572 Rivard-st.. Mary. A.
Jackson. nee Fesser. beloved wife OF
Oscar J. Jackson. and mother OF VIM.
j. Jackson. Funeral Tuesday, April
10. at o'clock. standard time. from
residence. and at $40 from Sacred
Heart church
MACKAY-April IL. 1909. at her resi-
dence. CSC Field-ave.. Mary McCor-
mick. beloved wife OF Allan George
funeral later.
MAIN-April 10, at her late residence.
1855 Henry-st Lois A.. widow of the
late Thomas w. Main. deceased. Flu
neral service from residence Monday.
1880 y. m. Interment Tuesday n. m.
Algonac papers please copy.
POTTER-April 10. at parents home,
293 Chestnut-st-. Irene. beloved
daughter OF John and Mary Potter
age years. Funeral Tuesday. 1880
a. IN. from residence, and o'clock at
ST Joachim's.
RE1LY--At the home OF her daughter.
borah, widow of the late Richard
Reilly, aged ~ years. Funeral Tues
day at d. m. Burial at Windsor
Grove cemetery.
SENFTLEBEN-Sudd April IL. at
his home. 42l Perry-st.. william
Senftleben, aged AZ years. Notice Of
funeral later.
wALLACE-April IL. 1909. at her resi-
dence. 81 Selden ave, Maria f., widow
OF the late James Wallace, and be-
loved mother of Mrs. Nellie Wallace
Racquet Notice of funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
WE'D rs YEARS; DIVORCED.
Mrs. Woods Says Husband Was an
Habltual Drunkard.

A marriage performed In 1883 was
dissolved by Judge Rohnert Monday
morning. when he granted Annie
Woods 4 divorce from her husband,
Mrs. Woods testified that John was
an habitual drunkard only half sup.
ported the family for years, and finally
ceased providing anything. Three
years ago, when the boys told him he
would have to brace up or get out, he
got. His present whereabouts is UNI
known.
The Woods have seven children, the
youngest 10 years, ard the eldest, 81.
Elizabeth Papinean, the mother o.
nine children, was granted separate
maintenance from John b. Papineau,
whom she charges with drunkenness
and non-support, She testified that ne
would come to their home i'm a
drunken condition, and bring his
drunken companions with him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-13
FASHION PLATE IN COURT.
J. c. Leach, "SweiI Dresser" Says
He Can't Pay AIimony.

James c. Leach, walking fashion
plate, strutted to the stand In Judge
Hosmer's court. Monday morning. to
show cause why he had failed 10 pay
the alimony to his wife, Lola, ordered
oy the court.
James excuse was that he had
been unable TO find work since last
September. He said that he was an
automobile tester.
MY wife Is working in some labora-
tory, | believe" he said. Il don't know
which one, but she IL able to take
care OF herself Her father is worth
5000 900. but he hasn't done anything
for me-"
II don't blame him for not wanting
TO keep you" Judge Hosmer re.
marked. and added that James had
better pay his wife's solicitors fee at
once.