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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29
No 2"2 ST. Published April ., 1909
CHAPTER so. LAWS OF 1909.

No 292. 81 published April 2, 1909
CHAPTER so. LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 9o6- 1880 Of
the statutes, relating to court orders.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin,
represented in Senate aud Assembly. do
enact as follows
Section l. Section 926-125q Of the stat
utes is amended to read: Section OFF
1850. No action shall hereafter be brought
or maintained to annul or set aside any
inal order OF any circuit court. or action
Of the common council OF any. city, here
tofore made or entered for the vacation
OF any public grounds. waterway, plat.
street. or alley. or any part thereof. where
no adverse appearance was made In the
proceedings preliminary thereto. nor dam
ages claimed therefor, unless such action
be commenced within one year from the
passage and publication Of this act.
Section q This act shall take effect ard
he IL force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved April I. 1909
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No. $40, A. FPuhliShed March y, 1909
CEAFTEp IS LAVE De 1909

CEAFIEia % LAW Df l9U9,
AN ACT to arenJ section PAPA OF the stat
utes, relating to the term " the court
In the sixth judicial circuit
The people If ttC State Of Wisconsin,
represented ~ Senate and Assembly. do
enact as follows:
Section J. That pararr'pt OF section
2424 Of the sta tuteS prescribing the term
of the court for the sixth Judicial circuit
shall be amended TO read: Sixth circuit.
In the county of Tn Crosse, IN the second
Tuesday in January. the first Tuesday in
May, the second Tuesday In September,
and the second Tuesday IN November; in
the county OF Monroe. on the third Tues
day in March aud the ArNt Tuesday ia De-
tober; in the county Of Tre,npetleau. on
the first Tuesday In March and THE third
Tuesday in October: IN the county Of Yer
non, on the second Tuesday in June and
the second Tuesday in December until the
first Monday Of Jlnrary. 1910. and There
after on the secoDh Tuesday In April and
the fourth Tuesday In November.
Section . This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication
Approved March 30 1904.
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No. 1S1, 81 Published April ., 1909.
CHAPTER 90, laws or 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 1854 of the stat
utes, relating 20 the location of GENE
terieS.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section J. Section 1851 Of the statutes
is amended to read Section 1f54--1 y"
person, assoc:ag'cu, or corporation shrll
lay out or establish any cemetery grounds
or use any lot or grounds for burial pUr-
poses Except such rs are now iii use for
such purposes within the limits Of any
recorded plat of any city or village or
Of any recorded addition thereto. when
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No 81, A fPuhlished March RI. 1900
CEA E.rr-R y LAVE DE 10O0

No 81, Al fPuhlishPd March FL 1900
CHAPTER 27 LAWS Of 1909.
AN ACT to amend subsection Is Of section
60 Of the statutes, relating to rules for
determining the qualifications Of voters
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,.
represented In Senate and Assembly. DO
enact as follows:
Section l Subsection IA Of section 20
Of the statutes Is amended TO read: IA
Each Inmate OF any national or state home
for soldiers In this state shaD he deemed
to reside in the town, city or village, in
which said home shall be located. and In
the election district In which he shall
sleep, unless such inmate shall elect to
treat hie fixed place Of residence prior
to his becoming an inmate OF such home,
as his place of residence.
Section 2. This ACT shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved March 80, 1909
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No. 1885, Al Published March 81, 1909
IIAp~EE @ 1--WE OF 1909

NO 49, a. II'uhI3Ehed Nnrch 81 IWW
CHAPTER 2G, LAW3 OF 1909
AN ACT detnrhing certain territory from
the town Of RIB Lake and attaching the
same to the town Of Green wood In Tay-
lor county. Wisconsin
The people IF the State Of Wisconsin,
represented IL Senate and Assembly. do
enact as follows;
Section l. Sections one, two and three
of township thirty two. range two e,st in
Taylor county Wis"nr.'n. are hereby de
tached from the town Of IIib Late IN Thy
lor county. wisconsin and pttachei and
made a part IF The town OF Greenwood in
Taylor county. Wisconsin.
Section . Iris ART shalI tate effect
and be in force froIn and after its passage
and publication
Approved March 20. 1909.
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No f1s Al EPnblshed Anril 15 1909
CTTAPTER As. LAWS OF 1909.

CEIf-E = A-L0 To A1tN W . u IVU"'
AN ACT to authorize park commissioners
in cities nf the first class to fix the sal
airy of officials and employees OF such de-
pnrtment.
The pAonle of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. In cities Of the first class
where the control and management Of
parks Is vested in hoard Of parF com
missioners. such board of park commits
sioners NAV fix and adjust the salary and
wnges Of al officials and employees con-
nerted with such department.
Section q All acts or parts OF acts con-
travening the provisions Of this act are
hereby repealed.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
ne in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April is. 1909
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No. 134, 81 Published April 2, 1909.
CHAPTER 90, LAWS OF 1909.

NO. lo4, 81 tFubHSrc0 April &, l3Uo.
AN ACT to create section 2464--m Of the
the statutes, relating to empowering reg
listers In probate and clerks Of county
courts to administer oaths, and certify
to papers and records and nxing like
fees therefor provided for clerks Of
the circuit courts.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented IN Senate mad Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. There is added to the stat
utes q new section to read: Section 2464
m The registers In probate md clerks
of the county courts, and duly authorized
deputy clerks, shall have the power to adj
minister oaths and certify to copies 81
any judgment. order, report, or other
paper or record OF the county courts, and
shall collect therefor the same fees MS is
provided by law for clerks Of the circuit
courts for like services. snch fees to be
disposed Of according to law.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April l. 1900.
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No. go, A Published Anrl l., 19tEl
CHATTER A3. LEWIS OF 1909.

No. .5V, 4 ! IPnhTsNNd AOrII u. F,NEI.
CHAPTER A3, LAWS or 1909.
AN ACT to amend section 1875 Of the
statutes, relating to frauds by corpora
ton officers.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section !. Section 4435 Of the statutes
is amended 10 read: Section 44"5 Any
director, officer or manager of any body
corporate or public company who shall
money or other property of such body
corporate or public company, otherwise
than in payment to him Of just debt or
fraud, omit to make or carse to he made
a full and true entry thereof in the books
or accounts of such body corporate or pub
lie company, or who shall, with intent TO
any of the books, papers writings, or Sc
curities belonging to such body corporate
or public company, or shall make or con-
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No. 3l2. Al Furnished April Is. 1909.
CHAPTER AZ, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 2339f Of the
statutes, relating to marriage.
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin,
represented IN Senate and Assembly, do
enact as fellows:
Section l. Section 2329f Of the statutes
IS amended to read: Section 2339f. IF any
person authorized by law to solemnize a
marriage perform such a ceremony, when
the parties thereto have not obtained the
proper license, or when FIVE days or more
have not elapsed since the date of such
license or when parties fail to present
such license when ma king application for
marriage except hereinafter provided. be
shall forfeit and pay for every such ofFense
q sum not exceeding I've hundred dollars,
or may be imprisoned not exceeding one
wear
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved April Is, 1909.
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No 1873, Al Published Anril 16, 1909,
CHAPTER AZ. Law OF 1909. !.

No 1863 A. published Anr1l Ito. l3UJ,
CHAPTER as, Law OF 1909,
AN ACT to amend section 955 Of the stat
utes. relating to limitation Of time with
In which aid or subscription voted TO
any railroad company shall he earned:
The peopte of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section L. Section 955 Of the statutes
is amended TO read: Section 955. When.
ever any county, town. village, \or CRY
shall have failed to limit the time Within
which any aid or subscription voted TO
my railroad company shonld he earned
by performance of the conditions on the
part Of the company, then the proper
board or common council thereof may Us
and limit such time, hut to be not less
than one year from the date OF giving
notice TO the railroad company thereof
and whenever the time shall have been
limited either by agreement or as above
provided the prorer board or council may
IN their discretion, extend the time nor ex-
ceeding one year beyond the period so lin
tied: and If within the time so limited or
within the period TO which such limit IL
extended. II extension he granted, the rail-
rond cnmDanv shall not have become en-
titled to the entire aid or substitution Of
such municipality. then all right or claim
on the part Of such company, or any one
claiming under It to such aid or suhscrip-
ton. or to bonds, lands, moneys, or taxes
agreed to have been paid delivered, to
which the rNilroad company shall not have
become absolutely entitled, shall he wholly
forfeited ana all iWOlFWV or ODltHH'Iu} ol
such municipality under such agreement
completely released and DISCHARGED, and
the railroad company ana every trustee
or depositary who may hold any bonds,
notes. orders, papers moneys. deeds, CON
tracts, property, evidences Of Indebted
ness in escrow IN trust or deposited or
pledged. which have so become forfeited.
shall return and surrender the same to
the nrorer board or council or any agent
appointed 10y them, to be cancelled.
Provided however, that the said county,
town, village, or city, may in their dis
erection, If the said railroad company is
actively engaged in the construction of
the said railroad, and has at least one
BALI OF the same completed and In opera
ton by the passage of cars continuously
from one terminus to point more than
one-half way TO the other terminus, grant
a further extension OF the time heretofore
limited for the completion of the said
road for such reasonable time as may be
necessary to comnlete the same, not. how
ever TO exceed one year from the time last
herein before limited.
Section q This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
puhlicati ton. w
trnroved Anri1 TX 1910 0
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No. 1T3. 81 fPubIished ADril 10. 1909.
CHAPTER AZ, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT, to amend sections 376--1. 376-S,
and 376- s. and creating section @7G-7.
Of the stntrtes. relating to a memorial
hall for wisconsin soldiers and sailors,
end making an appropriation therefor.
The reople of the State Of Wisconsin,
REPRESENTED in Senate and Assembly, dc
enact rs follows: 80
Section l. Sections 376-1, 800. and
27c-J. Of the statutes are amended Co
read: Section 376-1. 1t shall he the duty
of the superintendent Of public property
to provide suitable rooms in the
capitol and properly prepare
them for the purpose Of a memorial hau
dedicated to the soldiers and sailors who
served in wisconsin commands in the civil
war of 1861 to 1865 or any subsequent
wars.
Section 376--3 The superintendent OF
public property shall provide In said
rooms = suitable cases and places
where all relics and mementos Of said
wars may be placed by anyone who may
wish TO do So and the officials of the
grand army Of the republic shall exercise
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cur in making any false entry or material
omission In any book OF records. accounts
or other document Of such body corporate
or public company; or who shall MAKE
circulate, or publish or concur in making
circulating or publishing any written OF
printed statement or account which nc
shall know to be false in any particular,
with intent to deceive or defraud any
member, shareholder or creditor OF any
such body corporate or public company.
or with intent to induce any person to
become a shareholder or partner therein
or to entrust or advance amy money or
property to, or enter into any security TOR
the benefit of such BODY corporate or pub,
Tic company. and any person VINO shai5
receive any money, chattels or yaluahle
security which has been fraudulently OBJ
tanned or disposed of as aforesaid. know
ing the same to have been so fraudulepCIy
obtained or disposed Of shall be punished
by Imprisonment In the county jail for
not to exceed one year or In the state
prison not more than five years
or by fine not exceeding five
Thousand dollars
Section .. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage ano
publication.
Approved April 10. 1909.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
VALUES W|FE'S
LOVE At $4,000
Affection Transferred to d. N
Davis, Claims Vim. DePung, Who
Carries Trouble to Court.

Valuing his wife's affections at sl5.-
GEO. William DePung. contracting
plasterer. filed suit for that amount
In the circuit court. Thursday morn
ing. naming Daniel ~ Davis AZ de-
PENDANT. Davis was arrested several
weeks ago on capias issued by De
Pung. and gave bonds for ms appear
ance.
In his declaration DePung claims 10
have lived happily with his wife until
March 20. 1908. when he was Inform
ed that she was going about a great
deal IN Davis company. DePung
says he asked Davis II the report Yves
true. and the latter admitted n was,
but claimed that he did not know she
was married. Davis then agreed de-
Pung alleges. to keep away from Mrs.
DePung on condition that the husband
drop his contemplated suit He
charges that Davis failed 10 keep his
promise. and on April /. 1908, induced
Mrs DePung TO leave her home.
The DePungs are well known In De-
troit, and have daughter "a years
OF age Davis is the organizer and
chief push" in fraternal organiza-
ton, and II was while engaged In this
work he met Mrs. DePung.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
FINDS THIEF IN HOUSE.
Mrs. Lyon Receives Surprise on Re-
turning Home.

When Mrs. Sam Lyon returned TO
her home at No. 2SS High-st. east,
Monday evening at o'clock. after an
hours absence. she found a red-nOired
young man sitting on the front steps
rs though he owned the place. Mrs.
Lyon paid little attention 10 him, and
passed around TO the rear of the house.
where she was surprised to find the
kitchen door wide open. Entering trC
house, she encountered another young
man in the dining-room. but he lid not
stop TO exchange greetings. running
past her like a deer, and disappearing
through the doorway.
Mrs. Lyon found that the entire
house had been ransacked though
nothing was missing. She repol Ted
the matter TO the police, who are still
suppressing IT,
The young man who was sitting on
the steps is described as about %
years old, feet 6 inches tall. and
weighing about $50 pounds. He mas
red hair and freckles, and wore dark
blue suit, straw hat and tan shoes.
The man seen in the house was also
about % years old, about feet
inches tall, OF slim build. and wore a
dark suit and straw hat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
DIED.


HiCKEY-July.N l9OgAat her late resi-
hetce. slH SiNtve ntlf-st, Catherine
widow OF John Hickey and mother Of
James. Frank and Kathleen Hickey
Nand AIRS. j a. Abbott Notice OF
funeral later.
PIckLCari Pick July 5. aged 81 years
beloved husband 81 Augusta pick
ana father OF John, Bertha. MalZahn
Margaret knecht. Albert Iiedwig
Edwin ana Freda. Funeral Friday
from daughters residence. 1858
farnsworth-a ave. at / 30, and at ~
Peters church at p m.
RESCHK E--Charles July T. aged 80
years. beloved father ~ ftsthrr.l Carl
his brothers residence. l6i Hunt-sN'
at gao y. m.
WALSH--John Walsh. July 6. az Mar
quette Mich. beloved brother II
Mrs. William T.. Soper and Mrs. III. j.
Soper Funeral notice later.
EBERLE-July o, Al his late residence.
11S2 Congress east. Joseph. ST.
aged go years. beloved husband OF
Anna and father OF Albert. Joseph Jr.
Mary and william Eberle. Funeral
from residence Friday. AZ S:l5 "A. m,
10 ST. Mary's church at Q.
JOHNSTON-July s. 1903. Richard
and Mrs. Margaret Patton. ut 4is
Frankiin-st Funeral Friday. n. IN.
from residence. and $50 at -. Peter
& Paurs Jesuit church.
KEILY-July 8. 1909. NJ parents resi-
dence. 1889 Forrest west. Chester
beloved son OF Robert and Alice
Kelly aged II years. Funeral Fri
day from above residence at $ 80 and
at Holy Redeemer church at y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
DIED

SHACK1TT-At her residence. lOe Fif-
tecnth st, July q, 1903 Harriet. be-
loved W ne Of the late Peter Slaarkitt
and mother OF William. Frances and
Charles Shdckit and Mrs England
Mrs. Albert kaufman. Mrs Fred be-
pue and Mrs Harry English. Fu-
neral ,FridQy from residence at : 40
and AT st Anne's church az 9 o'cIork
W ASMU NDTLJuly T. Arnoyc L.. be
loved son OF Mr. and Mrs Charles
Wasmundt; brother OF Mrs \ Hcsch
Charles. Jr, and Milda Wasmuudt
ag"d ) years months. Notice Of
funeral later
FOX-July Z. 1909, Thomas c. Fox. age
SO years. at residence Of his daugh-
tor Mrs. Frank Kublk. Pcrrinsvillc.
Mich. beloved husband OF Martha
Fox and father OF Mrs Thos Sher-
wood Mrs Frank Kuhik and William
FoN. member Of Dearborn lodge r q
A NJ Also member OF Fairbanks
Post No. II Funeral from church
at Perriusville Friday. July 2. ? y.
m Burial AT Van Akin cemetery.
on WEDNES DAY July e. Berth Nav
Honor Assclin beloved Wtfc or ~
j. l.. AssrlG Burial Ht Auhcrstbctg
ont. Saturday july lo. az 10 ga
Leave - sid-nrc. 9sft Fcrry--avr. east
Thursday afternoon at o.clutk
Ontario papers please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Nicholas Hagermall 50 Sproat.
Ernest KretZschmUr, so Champlain.
Harry Andrews. lS5s Grummond
Robert Boltz. 952 Forest
CLAUDE Williamson, a15 Michigan.
VIM. Bloodel. 1857 Van Dyke.
John Janowsky. as st Antoine.
stephen Stonsel. $50 Palmer.
Frederick Bentley, 50 Connecticut
John Burger. 99S Monroe
John Henile. 1911 Superior.
Joseph Bieder, 49, ElHabs H.
Anthony Lewandowsky. $40 Tillman.
Herbert HIS. - Westminster.
Charles Price. SO Jerome.
William Shafer. 9-f Cass
Edward Bahlhorn. 1875 Jos Campau.
otto Schroeder, 2l16 Harper
Aleck kowalski, SO rhirty-fourth
BOYS
Leo Balicky. 27s Willis.
Edward Kumarowski. Si5 Kiopelle.
John Golden, 1S7 Elizabeth
Anthony. zielinski, 2s5 Williams.
Frederick Lorenz, 81 Emmons.
Frank Schuler. AS Dragon.
Jacob Van Nliet, 4S7 sherman
Fred Froehlick Russell
August urbanewitz, 3SS Palmer.
Peter Scheffer. 2SS Humboldt
John Tushelski, 1913 JUNCTION.
Herman Water 445 Distol
Wojczech CieszynskI. % Osborne.
Ben Penncr. SS3 Mitchell.
Hans Sorenzcn. 12l Dane.
Louis Busher, Goodson
Charles Thomas, 402 Lawton
Charles Sussex, l64 Williams
Fred korneffel, 47i Townsend.
Joseph Becker $50 Hale.
Theodore Gratowslty, SS4 Rivard.
Frank Jagielsky. 1857 Russell
Wilhelm Kumm. % Denton
Toni Miehwitsz. 1oll Frederick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
WOMAN is SKIPPER.
Gets Papers and Will Rake Golden
Sands for Buried Treasure.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July S.-BilI
Bones and Tom Marlinspike are deep
In their cups today for woman mas In
vadcd their chosen sphere, and Miss
Maria Laton commands the good ship
Mace outbound for Ediste river. South
Carolina. there To rake the golden
sands FOR the buried treasure Of the
Spanish main.
Miss I.aton was given her skipper
papers yesterday by the steamboat in
spectors Office. and today she Is pro-
visioning her motor cruiser for the
voyage.
Capt Laton says a Charleston sail
or brought her information as 10 the
whereabouts OF the treasure aad fur
nished a chart so that all she mas to
do is to make the Ediste river and
come back rich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
ATTACKS WIFE; KILLS SELF.
Insane Man Pulls Trigger of Cur
With His Toe.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July S.-Suddenly
deranged after long suffering from IN
somnia, Gustave j. krause, SO, early
today tied his son. aged nine, to a
bedpost, ready for slaughter, beat his
sleeping wife unconscious with the
butt OF a rifle and slashed her with a
small knife. He then pulled the trig-
ger OF the rifle with his toe, killing
himself The boy freed himself and
escaped while Krause was beating his
wife Mrs. Krause later regained con
seriousness, staggered into the yard ard
made her way TO the home OF neigh
Dor. where she fell unconscious. She
is now in critical condition at a
hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
e. c. Luce Dead in Cleveland.

H. S. Rogers. Detroit passenger
agent Of the Lake shore 4 Michigan
Southern railway. received a telegram
Wednesday. advising him OF the death
OF r G. Luce. assistant general pas.
senger agent OF the Lake Shore, AMI a
veteran In the service OF the system.
his connection dating back To- the tine
when the line was known as the Mich
igan Southern & Northern Indiana lie
was always an honored participant ia
the meetings OF the Michigan Passcn.
ger associations i'm this city He was
about so years old The funeral will
be held in Cleveland, Friday after.
noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John u. Wilson. 81 years, PA Lafay-
cite. cirrhosis OF liver
Annie r Meade, SO years 33 r. COL
umbia; hepatitis
Charles T.. Van Depitte. months. 1873
Sheridan entero COLTS
VIM. II simpson. As years. Elolse
Mich, exhaustion.
Charles Goldenbogen. - years. 43e
Eighteenth. senility.
William Cummings 6S years. 1852
Framework seniiity
Corilina SMELL, 10 months 225 Ben
ton. Colitis.
Barney holland as years. St. Nary.s
hospital appendicitis
Michael Roman, 30 years. Solvay hos
pttal, fracture OF skull. accidental
John III. Anderson. 80 years 2IS
owen. ephritis.
Josephine Lambert months Az
MRckcy, cnteritis.
Louis G. Kelly, Ia years. 1882 Fort;
appendicitis.
nights
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Pckala, %; Julia Mialka. is.
THOMAS Jeffery. 80, Annie Kessler, 10
lgnatz Beretta. 20; Agie Ostrowska -
charles h. Dratk. 40, Chicago, Emma
Stark. 80. same
John Crizci, 81. Maria Taddea. %.
Joseph y Parson. 20, Chatham. ont.
Mary Evarts, 20 Akron. o.
Lewis G. Carson. IS; Adele Belle
Rowe, IS
John II. Gable, 81, Maryan wach-
burn. 2l
Vincent Lambard. %; Franzeska
BuCcellato, 20
Frank II. Afford. 81, Detroit; Mary
Mccarthy. 33. Springfield
Tony Galuscka, n. Adwiga Pastna
Walter Ziolinski, "a Sophia Rodow
ski. 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-09
Rishons Address Convention.

SEATTLE. Wash, July S.-TEo
work of the Epworth League Interna-
tional convention began with today )
session The forenoon was devoted Ia
discussion OF the topic Christ I'm.
throned Among Men the chief adj
dresses being delivered by Bishops
Edwin r. Hughes, II. w Warren and
Rev. John A. Doyle. of Regina. Sask