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The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
VOTE TO Be CLOSE
/. ON FIFTY REPORT
Preliminary Count Shows Purchase
Proposition Likely To Garry in
Council by Margin of One.

A preliminary count OF the alder,
men shows that the present apparent
standing OF that body with regard TO
the purchase OF the committee Of
ffty's report is lS for 10 IL against.
The switching OF single vote would
defeat the reconsideration announced
by Aid. Helneman.
In case the purchase of the report
should be defeated at this time, II
would mean that no action looking to-
ward acquiring the report could be
taken until the latter part of January.
Even II the purchase resolution car
ries, on reconsideration, the forces op.
posing Mayor Breitmeyer can delay
stu another week by second recon-
sideration motion.
II shall fight the purchasing OF the
report" Aid. Gilman announced defin-
itely Monday morning. but shall not
ing Of the ID. L. r. weekly rental at
this time"
Some OF the mayors adherents arc
inclined TO think that they can defeat
Gilman after the latter has taken
Office as president OF the common
council. They figure that Glinnan's
power will wane as soon as he has
announced his committee appoint
ments for the year and that some OF
the aldermen who are disappointed N
getting the chairmanships they desire
will change front then.
In case the council and the ID. l.. II.
are unable TO agree at once OH per-
manent settlement OF the street rail-
way question. Mayor Breitmeyer is
considering temporary settlement
plan to suggest. IL is based on his
campaign platform and agrees In part
with the utterances OF President Jere
G.. Hutchins In his address In Detroit
college last Thursday.
The mayors plan would provide for
a street railway commission and the
operation OF the present five-cent lines
by the ID. L. r. on a lower fare basis.
the agreement limiting the ID. L. X.
to per cent profit upon an agreed
valuation of the property. All addi-
tional profit would go toward further
reduction OF fare or Improvement of
the property. This kind OF settlement
would not include the three-cent lines
at all and would not require any vote
of the people as II would be revoc-
able franchise which could he repealed
or altered at any time by the council.
By some such plan. the city might
secure the building Of extensions Mt
once on the basis Of 6 per cent as
sured profit to the company and. at the
same time. gain full inside information
as 10 the costs and revenues OF the
street railway business.
Il do not think the people of Detroit
would stand for either the Chicago or
the Cleveland plan OF settlement In en-
tirety." said Mayor Breitmeyer Mon
day i'm commenting on the Hutchins
lecture" Chicago has a five-cent fare
and no amount OF profit-sharing would
compensate our people for that rate OF
fare. The Cleveland plan entails q
one-cent extra charge for transfers.
do not believe in that and do not be-
lieve that the people Of the city do,
either"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

Finsneiers Declare New York People
Were Caught NappIn9"-eis
Merger Effected In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Traction OFF,
cials declare today that the $70.OOo.ooo
traction merger OF the surface lines
OF the south division OF the city enect'
ed by a syndicate OF local and New
York magnates is the first step toward
the ultimate consolidation or all Chi.
cago transportation lines, SURFACE ana
elevated. The negotiations Tor tue
forming OF the gigantic merger were
begun In New York last Friday ahu
were completed here yesterday ai,er-
noon Behind the forming or the
merger is seen the passing OF the con-
troll Of the Chicago City Railway CO.
out OF the hands OF the Morgan INFER
ests. Financial circles today declare
the Morgan representatives were
caught mapping by the local capital
lists and that they lost heavily by the
purchase OF the stock for 5000 a snare
a few years ago.
Resides the possibilities OF the early
union OF all surface and elevated lines
the new management announces thst
IL will nut into effect the universal
transfer system. which means that
fve-cent fare will prevail In any part
OF the south side.
Attorney Walter l.. Fisher. speciai
traction counsel for the city. when
asked today what the city would do
about the new merger said:
"The city council will have TO be
consulted at once. II any attempt Is
made TO endanger the So per cent
which the city collects from the net
proceeds. efforts will be made to knock
the deal in the head before II gets
ripe. will 60 over the plans OF II
merger today and from what ! have
heard 7 think that Il will be necessary
to call n special meeting of the coun-
Gil al once
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

Wladislaw Federovicz was found, at
tached to the hand.
Were you drunk on Christmas
day." asked the Judge.
"Sure!" said Wladislaw. in an az.
grieved tone, bespeaking his disgust
at Judge who would accuse him Of
being any other way on such a holi-
day
lie, too. received some OF the gen.
eral good will. which allowed all but
bakers do7en OF the 9s TO walk out
without paying fines. Only s74 In
fines were collected from the whole
crowd
Peter OMalley admitted that he
was drunk First time since the
Fourth of July Judge" he said, with
engaging frankness THE Glorious
Fourth came. and got drunk. Christ
mas comes but once year. and got
drunk again. And | won't get drunk
again till next Fourth OF July. and
tLen not again TIL Christmas"
Goodbye. Peter" see you July 5,
said the Judge.
August White really had no bust
ness In court. There was the strong
est sort Of circumhtantial evidence
that August was dead. Christmas day.
Tsr policemen T. % in vain GO i,Isc
him. and almost called the -" 'ncr
Besides. August lay right In from of
ar undcriaker's i'cm. The clictrs
carried | in in--but h. revived
You should never fool an under
taker like that" said the judge. New
or do II again Particularly. not at
Christians time. II Is unkind to be
carried In. dead, TO an undertaken, and
then to walk out"
August promised 10 be more careful.
aud vas released
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
BIRTHs.

BOYS.
Otto Ciszewski. $40 Garfield.
Martin Yjasdowski. 1901 Chene.
Roman kroll, 3l5 Superior.
stanley Nenderski. $50 Illinois.
stanley Cichocki. 271 st. Joseph.
J.. Waldner, 730 Superior.
Meyer Roof, $40 Michigan.
Frank Kzszewski. 2232 Michigan.
William Robinson, 30 Blaine.
John Witterspoon, $50 Harrison.
Frank Yurczwicz, 3ls Williams.
William Siedlecki. 609 Twenty-third.
John Niemiec. 1855 Michigan.
Stanislaus Pryemski, i2 Peterson.
Anthony Selewski. 1926 Michigan.
Joseph Markiewicz, "a Thirty-third
Hector puQuette. 3 q. A. IL
Charles Phelps. 59s Canheld.
William Orton. 20 DalZelle.
Emil Ruegg. 394 Hunt
John Bruein. 37i Perry
John Ford. 800 Pennsylvania.
August Brandt, So Tillman.
GIRLS.
Andrew Wisniewski 42i Willis.
Frank Bradak. 7io Ferry.
Marion Wasielewski, 3S5 Grandy.
Peter Wojczyk. s9l Deauindre
Sam Plotkin. oS6 Watson.
stephen Galland. 420 Champlain.
John Donnelly. s94 Jefferson.
John Basck, 1877 Twenty nth
Bernard stark, 309 Rowena.
Thomas Crawford, 631 'TaSalle.
Joseph Hoffman, 1f6 Williams.
John DebulskI. 125 Herbert.
George Stricken. 700 Livernois.
Santa Gabriel. 4s3 Fifteenth
Louis Lubeski. $50 Theodore.
Patrick Freeman, 1S2 Melbourne.
Edward Connors. 2j6 Twenty first.
Ferdinand Stasser. 500 Michigan
bOV and GRID.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

James s. McHugh. years. 57f Put
nam. Group. - re- r.
Anthony Roncatti, 90 years 900 Er-
skine; arterio sclerosis
John A. Rolf. 81 years, 3s Thaddeus;
pneumonia. 90 -,
Elizabeth Baxter, ~ years. 162 Park;
pneumonia. ~. ,.
James j. Murphy. Il years. 256 Arndt:
pneumonia. -.
Rose r.. Morooney. ~ years, 1ei
Baker: carcinoma. 80
Alexander Chalmers. So years 46O
Ii6bbie Idc, AZ years. 925 Champlain;
paralysis. ,,-
Nancy A. Huyck. q? years, 400
woodward; pneumonia.
Pauline Rademacher. II years. 7of
Dubois; mitral insuffciency.
William Woehler 40 years. 392 Eigh-
teenth: cirrhosis OF liver.
Caroline Supnick. 81 years. 46 Arndt;
general debility.
Elizabeth Sawdey. "a years, 335 Nc
Dougall: mitral insufficiency.
Harold Mertens. years, sol Hunt;
diphtheria.
fractured skull.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles f. Smith. 81, Plymouth; clara
IIirr 20 Detroit. 70 ,Iorr,,
Daniel Amos. -, Portage, - herHn'
Helm. II. same. 1,,,
Thomas {, May. 20; Theresa coiosi-
more, 20 CO. ~,, o,,n,y.
Ellen Selman. 80. same. oo
carl WalIin. "a: Myrtle Douglass; -.
Joseph H. Taylor, y. Detroit Belle
Batho, %. Sault ste. Marie. =,
Frederick L. Anderson. 20; freda H.
Patrick Dolan. 20: Kate Halpin. -.
Charles :. Hughes, %; Lotte BRA
Joseph Ryan. 81 Fremont O.; Han
nah &. House 30, same. =,
John T. q. Blake, 80; Charlotte NJ
oscar 4. Ray. a; Clara I.avonta. 3s.
Antonio Perna. 81; Agostina Spiccuz-
~ Ferdinand Pioch. %; Lille wiede-
paul Beck. "a: Emma Meske. %.
Eugene Wing. %. Flensburg, Mich;
Georgia Barrow. 2S. Detroit.
Marcellc t. Peters, 20; Cora }. Le-
pire. %.
Adam II. I'lrich. 80. Peru. Ind. Viola
G. Hendricks IL, Detroit.
Christian Hills. 40; Anna :. kohler'
ss
William Hoist. 81; Mabel Klappcr. 20.
Charles A. Hunt. %, Brunice r. j.
Samuel Rosenberg. 2s Ida Il. Neal.
%.
Henry Hartwell. %. Detroit; Anna
Tinlin. 26. Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
! CHRISTMAS
)RUMKs IN COURT
tice Stein Lenient With Celebra.
tors and All But Bakers
Dozen Escape.

inety-eight naughty boys, ranging
&c from IL to So years. tiptoed up
Justice Stems Christmas tree. Mon
morning. and watched anxiously
zee what the justice. as Santa
Ps, would slip In their stockings.
Is, those who could. watched.
some were there who couldn't
seen calcium light. Christmas
pratlons there were. in plenty.
" kascynski drew the prize for the
decorations. He had been quite
[ad boy, but the Judge looked at
festoons around his eyes. the plum
ping appearance OF his face. and
|ght Tony had had enough Christ
SO he suspended sentence.
young man named Frank Baker
itted that he was the artist who
frated Tony. Tony had been follow.
some ladies'. who were Just about
Fall a policeman when Baker ap-
red. After Frank finished with
". the ladies decided that Tony
|ied an ambulance much more than
|liceman. And Baker weighed about
pounds less than the unlucky
|her.
You deserved all you got" said the
Ee. and Il will take you about 80
i Of hard labor To get your face
II up"
|ank Borowski. about 20 years old.
an almost parallel Christmas.
Ink got drunk. and abused his land
Il. Unfortunately for Frank, the
lady's husband was in the house.
husband gave Frank a merry.
by Christmas. A patrolman pass
picked Frank mp as he came
|ugh the door. Both eyes were sur
hdcd with holly wreaths. and the
Is looked like two bright red ber-
The Judge suspended sentence
bin. too.
Int in the middle OF big field on
on-st.. a policeman saw something
looked like human hand. stick
Through the snow. He pulled. and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Ha!Ha! He! He!

nat's the way to fcel-EVERY ONE
that takes . CASCARET night
PORE, when he looks at the fellow
didn't. For OVER-EATINC and
MIXING nothing on Earth cleans you
% . CASCARET, nsturally--essily.
bout that upset sick feeling. Don't
ect--at bed time-9 p. NJ. or 4 A. NJ.
> diGerence-you'l II need it.
sa3
|cAsCARRTs roc q box for a weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
/ in the world. Million boxes a month.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

tt-LJJ)
state of Michigan. County of Wayne.
ss-At a session OF the Probate Court
FOR said County of Wayne, held at the
probate Court Room In tie city or Dc
ti-oft ON the twenty seventh day OF No
MEMBER in the year one thousand nine
hundred and niue. Present. Edgar -.
TO- ~ tNe Estate of Anna Schilling. de-
ceased. ON reading ana hling the pctlr
ton OF Adolf Schiliing praying that 0d-
rnInfstratlon de hOnis non OF said es-
rate be granted 10 Julius +. Schliling
or some other suitable person. II -
ordered. That the hfth day OF January
next. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon. at
said Court room. be appointed Tor hear
lnE said petition. And ~ Is further Dr-
,lercd. That copy Of this order be
nuhltshed three successive weeks prev
iou. 10 said time OF hearing. ~ the
pctrot Times. "a newspaper printed ana
circulating IN Satd county ~ W9Nuc.
a fgue .copyh Edgar q. t,urfcc. Jad&s
OF Probate. Erwin ~ Palmer. .Dcpuiy
Register.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
TAFT WANTS TO GIVE
RELIEF TO CORPORATIONS
Fears Business Will Be Affected Ad-
verseIy II Antitrust Law
is Upheld,

vcrseIy IL Antitrust Law
is Upheld.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The ad-
visibility Of enacting federal incor-
poration act in advance OF final
judicial decision in the Standard Oil
dissolution case is being seriously con-
sidered by President Taft and leaders
in congress, including Senator Aldrich
and Speaker Cannon
There appears TO be an important
difference OF opinion between Mr.. Taft
and his advisers, who want him to
withhold the message which he has
announced he will send to congress.
1t is understood that Mr. Taft fears
that business generally will suffer il
the supreme court affirms the finding
OF the circuit court In the dissolution
case and that he strongly favors what
might be termed vaccination" of the
body corporate by the administration
OF legislative remedy before the evil
appears.
On the other hand, congressional
leaders fear such course would
merely supply ammunition to the op-
ponents Of the administration by Civ
ing them an excuse to charge that the
force OF the Taft regime is being di.
rected toward creating a shelter for
mOnopolies
II the president should submit his
recommendation soon after congress
re-convenes, and should follow what
is said to be his present inclination.
he would ask for the passage OF a
federal corporation law without de-
lay. on the ground that honest bust.
ness Is menaced under the interpre-
tation of the Sherman antitrust act
given by the circuit court decision i'm
the Standard OIL case. While the
presidents view is shared by the lead.
ers named, they recognize the fact
that there will be serious opposition
to any legislation apparently calculet-
ed TO narrow the scope Of the Sher-
man law. They believe that this op-
position is so strong that there would
be a protracted contest over such
measure and that II would be the part
OF wisdom, therefore. to await the de-
cision OF the supreme court.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A A a SUPPLIES.
Bargains. All late visible Underwood.
Smith. Rem. $50; others $40 to $2o
years guarantee. terms S100 week;
renting, repairing; have no agents.
SEE WHAT YOU SAVE.---BEST
GRADES: 81 Ribbons 45c. 3 for 81:
SO Carbon 600 sheets) 75c. doz. 12c:
81 Paper. linen 5000 acc. manifold
ing Q.0O0 sheets) soc; rs Manuscript
Covers qoo s5c; 1oc Pencils and
book and catalogue free. Goods de-
livered. Open Sat. ewes. Phone Main
4l02. DETROIT TYPER- co. 1s1
Shelby-st
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Wants Bankruptcy Discharge Annuled.

Proctor X. Owen. attorney for Mrs.
Eleanor Story, appeared before Judge
Swan. Monday to ask for the annul-
ment Of the discharge in bankruptcy
given WIN. r. English Owen told
Judge Swan that Mrs Story had OBJ
tanned a judgment for $1,000 against
English on account of deal In
which she lost her property. Eng.
lish. he stated, now uses the discharge
In bankruptcy as reason for asking
TO be relieved OF the Jail limits bond
given I'm the other case. The case
was referred TO Referee Harlow =.
Davock for the taking OF testimony
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
LOUIS MEYER DEAD.
Had Been a Ticket Broker OF National
Fame For Many Years.

After an illness OF several weeks
from pneumonia, Louis Meyer. former
ly a well-known ticket broker OF this
city, died at his home. 239 Canfield'
ave. west, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Meyer was born in Germany I'll
years ago, and had lived in Detroit
over 40 years. He was for 20 years
president OF the National Ticket Brok-
ers association. He is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. Emma Yalom-
stein. Misses Martha and Carrie Mey-
ers and one son. Herman Meyers.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Mrs. Anna secker proos Dead.

Mrs. Anna Becker. 81 years old.
dropped dead ON the floor OF the kit
chen In her home. No 62S East Can
feld-ave.. while preparing breakfast,
shortly after . o'clock Monday morn
ING. Coroner Rennott was called. and
decided that death was due TO hem.
horrage of the lungs lie will hold
no inquest. Mrs Rocker is survived
by her husband, Fred Becker, and
four children.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
SCHOOLMATES FIND THEIR
CHUM, BRUTALLY SLAIN
James Lawrence Friel, ID Years Old,
is Killed and Body Left in an
Abandoned House.

PlTTSBURG. Pa. Dec. 2T.-Under
the personal direction OF Superinten-
dent of Police McQuaide every detec.
tive OF the local force is working to-
day in hopes OF finding some clue
that will lead to the arrest of the muir
derer OF James Lawrence Friei. Ia
whose frozen body was found in an
abandoned house yesterday by party
OF his schoolmates. Young Friel's
throat was hacked, apparently with
a small pocket knife. He had also
been cut near the collar bones and
horribly nlaltreated by his degenerate
murderer before he was killed
The dead boy has been missing since
Doc. 13. Yesterday some of his
schoolmates were searching In an
abandoned house for trinkets with
which to decorate burlesque Christ
mas tree when they came upon the
dead body of their missing com
panion.
Neighbors told the police Of hearing
groans coming from the house the
night OF Dec % and some of the de-
tectives express the opinion that the
body had been brought to the house
that night and left for dead.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
NEW YORK DOLL
HOSPITAL.

THE ORIGINAL DOLL HOSPITAL
Dolls repaired. eyes reset. no charges
for setting on head. All parts of the
Gated at 357 Michigan. Cherry 1016-J.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

WANTED at once machine
hands, grinder hands, as
semblcrs and inspectors for
automobile. motor works.
Good wages TO hrst-class men.
Address ]. y. W1THEE,
care Seager Engine Works,
Lansing, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
DIED.

26. 1909. at his resi-
dence, 526 Warren-ave. west. j. Err
nest Warren. aged 56 years. Funeral
Tuesday. 2:30 y. m Burial private.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

WM. A. IIAINES
Ladies, come early and take advan-
tage of my prices on wavy and straight
first quality Hair Switches. COrOnet
Braids. Hair Goods OF all kinds have
advanced in price all over Europe AND
HERE. and are very scarce. Long hnlr
has doubled in price In the last two
weeks In all the markets Of the world
I have a very largo stock on hand
bought some time ago In anticipation
OF this increase. I Will try aud hold
down prices till New Year 10 posslbl"
Come at once and got EtSt choice or
these fine goods Rein mber. thcse
goods are first quality real nair, and
from an old reliable ~ AIR &O'ipS
HOUSE Established Ia present store
1879. nearly 81 years.
VIM. A. HAlNES,
&c Grand Rivcr-ave. cor Bagley AVE.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
600 Die In Flood.

MADRID, Dec. 27-Incomplete re-
turns from the food-swept province
Of Spain today indicates minimum
dead of from 500 TO 600 with the
possibility that the complete story Will
greatly swell this number Freezing
weather has followed the flood and
the distress In the devastated towns
is acute. The government Is doing
everything possible TO relieve the suf-
fering. but owing to the destruction
of many miles of railroad tracks, 1t
will be days before some of the isolat-
ed places can be reached.
Miss Jacqueln Stephens will be the
hostess of dinner Monday evening,
I'm honor of Miss Constance Murphy.
Mrs. Edward \. Sumner Will give
dinner and theater party TO see
Miss Robson. in the Garrick theater.
Monday evening. the guests later to
60 To the Johnson ball in Strasburg' $
hall.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
The.
People sPages

Advertising rates under any
classihcation In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No Advertisement
Inserted for less than l6 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
\ the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged At above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the Following to receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office;
EAST SIDE.
Houg ghteD-F Coal Co.. 43z Can
neld-ave east.
MT. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-
y. brown. 1859 JefYerson-ave.
=. Mcfherson, 2400 Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
a. q. Eansor. s95 Grand River-ive.
Turner Stanton, l6S Ayrtle-st
II. III. Drfscoii, All Micnigan-ave.
J. w. MtlIard, 14l9 Forfeit. west.
w. w. Bush, 5Y4 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS--
7:3S a. m. lo:SS a. IN. and 1888 p. m.
Flint only, o.Ss p. IN. Locals for Flint.
a. IN and every two hours to y. m.
To oxford. Rochester and Romeo, a.
M and hourly to IL p. M
PORT HURON LiMfTEDS-7:45 q. m
lO:45 a m, :45 y. IN. 6:t6 D. m. Satur-
days only. 12:I5 p. m; Sundays only, IL
% m Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a m to y M. also y. IN. to Marine
CITY To Mt. Clemens, half-hourly,
6:3O a. IN. 20 p. m. and hourly to IL
n m To Mt Clemens via Shore Line.
hourly. 6.2S a IN. to s2s y. IN. also IL
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:2o a. m. li:ao
n M. 2:2O and $50 q. m Locals for
ToieCio, hourly, $40 a. m. to S:s0 D. m.
also g:3O and IL y. IN. FOR Monroe.
JACKSON LIMtrEDS - 7:45 a. m.
12.45, S.45 and 6:45 p. m. Locals for
Jackson, n IN. and every two hours TO
. "a M; for Ann Arbor. s a m and
hourly to IL y. m. for Plymouth and
Northville $50 a. m. and hourly To 7:3V
% m: also a m. and IL p. IN Saline
cars for Ypsilsnu.
Myandotte Division-s:33 A. m, ana
haif-hourly to $3.50 y. m. hourly TO
1888 m.
Poniinc Divisions n IN. half-hourly
uptil d. m, then hourly TO III p IN.
Birmingham only. l2 y. m.
Orchard Lake DiviSion--6 a. IN. and
hourly until IL y m
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completin e
one OF oar courses. Day and Night
classes all the year. Our facilities
are positively unequaled In Mlchi-
gan. Detroit Business University,
Il-24 Wilcox-st
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
MEETING NOTICES.

communication Detroit Lodge
No. >. r. a. A. NJ. Tuesday. 1 p. m. 10
Grant VI. Rouse. Large attendance
requested. w. +. Fuson, Secy.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

Golden Rule lodge, Order OF the
Stor OF Bethlehem. will give a Christ
mas supper and entertainment, Tues
day evening, in its hall. Each guest
is asked to contribute some article
for the Christmas stocking.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTA ITRANT and lunch room with all
fixtures newly decorated; Will sell
cheap II sold at once; no agents H.
box 81. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
ARMY HOTEL

A high grade. ow-priced hotel for men
only: open all night; single rooms,
25c and Soc per night; special weekly
rates. free baths; free phone. $50
Lafayette
MEN learn barber trade. great demand
for BARRIERS. tuition and tools, S25;
catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col.
lege. 81 Congress-st. east. Detroit
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-29
Remarkable Speech Of Mayor Speer


Denver, following sane public
Re S5er nnd pessmist to read entirely PAY tSs ss Article especially
5 Pd o @ 6m dnen s ew on and n S @ 3
SS d @ OF @ He oea % @ % this yO % @ 9 to @ m w0ST n
m proportion the numbe there @
VILLAIN
by
with
there a difference between theory and practice
a similar minis
the gospel you talk each week to those who want hear city
What
along generaly fooWs
up on one Sa and then the other but they soon
% M SeeTn4en6 % S @ ea % largely & with m she physical side Of life is
everyday aairs should PROVIDE poeeo morta a
have higher mission looking after the spiritual side of
the city the church attempts to do the work of the other failure
other 9th & walks @ Of life life butt
You being
Ministers
or n Om @ se @ oe may m be- spape h 6s
based upon some truth but certainly eoored to suit the the
Publicly from your va vantage @ ground egou teachers without
but
liberty press Sut despss e it's
and city admnisa-
ton often raise that
ono You , should 81 M discriminate
s0so gS Of
public and d s ae teg@s s The @ to M
know W. to
w ana final o be accepted the %
better for us all to hunt praise magnify
When
city ofieabe blind of their
every sphere
powerful poiieemans anu