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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
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nit iouiirea Albtre,tgrp2r9cbeu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
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tbrem Eraibocn,ea BaDaBli.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
YrOfciIur fir 2uftidiiffabrt.
@0tinaer, IA. Son.

WOllIl8eI, II. SuH.
Gie erite Proieiiur fiir &uitihii.
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gen erri6tet. uno guar pir0 iie BON
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mntiidyen uno pbpiifaIIiden 6atuIi.
rat bcflei0et pcr0eu
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
3ne cHteiriit.
JSt. Qouis, Ilo IA Han.

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Ger Gil3ul orr Niiiouri. aaaidS
& Gara5 9ahu cntlleiitc lcbte ]Iatt
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a idnuer. Eeuu @a1en entllciiten.
Z 0auou idIugcn nm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
Sitttrr GnttGuidlnna.

gelgra0. tSerbIen. IL. San.
Die anfiiuoiaung oou Der 9eiTe--
mlng oes Gispuis 5miiten 0eIier-
reid, .llnaarn uuo Ser Tilrtei tDegeEs
Der auPrion pon 0osuicu nu0 orr
Ser}egomina ieitcus Der eritcreH
aPadu bat bier cine bittere GHttdns
ihung bcrDorgcruien. Gas QGbineit.
luiroe oiort in Sieuug bgruicH
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gliubeilun9 erbolten bate Ter 0s-
mig fiibrte ben @oriiB uro bic RsiF'
qc'dlaiienc Gage purOe Oe5 2dugTrl
eroricrt.
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bcutc 0cn Aufaui pon 1900 rUeTtergT1
gfer6cn on Die 3citun1cH erfldren
ooB Seiterrcit-lln1nrn oas irbTTnc
8olf ausrottcn mibc. cbe ibm geTtnt
tet meroen, 9osnien enogHltlg 5g
beholten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
llnierc Vcnfioncn.
gIl11ingion i3 s

@lilu9ioa i3 San.
Ger gap.li,1ungs .usidluB 0ee Mb'
agorOneieu81uie5 emi5ic ito BE-! DIR
9luslrbennn1 oe5 0aHioHvei1i5
ar cine 8aluuns5euiliBmg BON
SIGf OfS 900 mir Beuiionen Osf
IN rrpas if5er S2.OO0yOO Weni9'r
ais Die gepiaiguug fir 6as Iesis
sydDr betn.g
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
&cru.
9IaiIcn 5rcilniinna.

Gina, IA. San
S6mntlihe politiihen @eian8c'
nen iiltO iest in 6reideit geiest NOR
oen, i'm @iuflan9 nit elmer Gntihel'
bang oes Obergerihts pom 3. 9Iu'
quit 1908.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
6ranfrsidD.
@sncn Sifentlidc Sinridltnn0cn.

OtgtH pTTtNIIInIV YIHIIuNNHHVH'
8aris. 13. Hhn.
Sic Regieruw nat 6cidlloiirn, cine
@orIage Su unteritiiten. Die IN Der
Observation-Disclosures einaereIdt per'
BEN ioa ulto periilgt. 6dB ale 0ia'
rihtunqen nit }luaihhlB Der Nvi.
ieutIiffeit itattTHocr lollcH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
RntIanO.
@rritimmnna
ii Netersbura 4

St Gctcrsbura "a San.
lie Reilsgmtl Ser 0i'icren5eu, DE
nelen 9owucu uuo Der 6er3e5Cpin1
gpFhen 0ciicrreihslln1drn uro Der
Siirtei idrDa5ien, lpir0 bier ais elRe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
Sn 9proitaIicn ucfnrin6en GrSit0ke
inter Der Seu0lfsruus cine
gcliuOe Sanit.
elm 3 O d. | ii haDtR.
Der MIittclpnuft Der iriSmiihcn
StOrnu9 mar uabe Der Crtihaft
9eimbad in Sndicu.
@eitrrc GrSbcbcnnadridIteu.
9Ronl. IA. Con.

Jtont, Ia. san.
Gin Ieif)ta3 Gro6eben muroe iriij
0orgens iiberaa in Der &ombnrOe i,
8enetien un0 Eusfanieu peripiirt.
ober fein ltlthpI puroe gemclOlt,
obgleib ole 9Iuiregung 1Uegen or
fiir3Ii6en iiiOitaIiiden aataitropb
cine groBe mar. Oas Centrum Der
ieismiihen St0rungen mar nah Den
8eobahtungen Der Gbieuatorleu.
beionoers Ger AnitnIt, oie BON oe1
SSeiuiteno1tern in 6lorenS unterhal'
ten miro, in Der ytatbarihaft Dol
9eintba6, Sadyien. (@in 2eintbodl
eriItirt in Der preuBiihen Brooirj
So6Ien uto in 5ohien-W -Weiningcn,
o6er niht i'm R0nigreih Sohien.l
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fiibIbar bel 1reoiio, is geiIen moro
Iib bon 8encOig. 9icii Der @e-
burtspIae oes ieeigen Yapites, liegi
in 0ieiem 8ebiet. Die eriten gtadj'
ridten mareu icbr beunrubigeno unO
man fiirdtote ihon eine gSe0Prbo-
lung ser iiloitaIieniihen 2ataitropDc,
gum Slid purOen iie ipdter nldt BE-
itdtigt.
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6Ioren5. a. San.
0febrere Gr0itoBe. 5piihen Oeneu
8auien BON 5lpei Wiinuteu Ingen.
tpltroen bier peripiirt Qie 2eutq
itiir3ten in betrGhtIiher auiregun5
aus ibren Sauiern beruor, On lie cine
. @ieoerholu.,g Der aataitropbe BON
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rubigt an ibre gIrbeit
8encOig. IA. San.
Sier nob1n man Morgens ppei
@roitoBe II ,br. Die Wenihen Der.
Iieben Die S0uier umo lommeIten lid
nltf Oen ir"ien YIGeen, berubiotcr
fib nber bolo luieoer. @s entitauI
fein Sfnoen.
MaiInno 13. San
Sier mur0e NorQenS Elm gr0itob
oeripiirt, ser idJ nid)t lpieoerbolte
Rein Sfo0cn.
@rSnUfe in EsitcrrcidD.
g8icu IS. San
Sym iii0Iihen Cciterreif mo ii
Enrol mur0eu beute Icifte gr0er'
ihiitterlngen wnbrQenomuen Ole
ieiSmliden Storungeu critredtGn iit
BON Gcruicuo I'M iiiOoitlihen @oS
nien hrs mad, 0}crau in Iprol. Nut
IN Grieit. Eola un0 SriCut muroer
GroiioBe oeripiirt ,Somct lit fem
Sa6ihaoen berihtet moroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
0cutidIauo
llnanaenehme NnfiInoiannR-

Berlin, 1& SSuu
Ger prcubiid,e ,Sinnu5uHHiiter pOEE
Tcinbaben mterVretcte beutc 0cHa
2op6tagc Oos 8uOgct. sSn iciucr Be-
gleitrcoe crfIGrte er. ooB 0ie gcIdpdif-
Iidlc Yalc IN Irutidlano in letter
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trcfcnoe Ndgte bic Bctrci0ccrrtc eh-
mas beciuirddltiacn mer6c 0as 0ieg-
jnbrile Icii}ii i'm 9n0aet iUcrOe et-
ma $44000o00 betalcu. iclbit mcun
man cine 9rH0tunl Der Ginuobmcn
bon 1375O000 iniollc ueucr Stem
ern IN 2lurcdWua briulc 0as gnO-
get miit cine Grb6hur9 Ser 9msqa~
ben bon SllG7500oO ii5cr oic beg
Sabre 1908 aui
1cntidlouOS 2icbcsanbcH.
Berlin 13 SdR
T13 0eunte Hotunalt Atomuc Oas
'tt mt 0cu SlHuueu oou Sicbes-
gIbeu gr 0ie Cptr ot. Gr0tebcnR
in z 5allieu beihi'ti1t funoigt M.
o1b oe 0ciirlIe o'u Merits Der Gga-
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$500 O00 telauen
Ger Tcihat1l ser 5un srIteH
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meuirat ian0ie EN- Sumput1etcle-
lrnmm an Ole itnlicuiid'c Ceputir-
tentonmer anliblih Der Gr0tcbenta-
taitrop5e gIla 3eiteu ihrcr @eii7bIe
erbobeu iib ale g2iigIieoer uon oen
Siten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
@rSpGfc in EsitcrrcidD.
Scntidllano.
Mnt Sdlrcfrn iibcritanoen.

BcrIln II San.
Tuou Ouoio 1ynpne SIN, Die Sat.
Tin SeS uncrlfaniidyen @otlhdltcrS IN
@erIin, bat iib non ibrcT Sdrcden
III sen iie cine @rninpngentouiiion
am 9.,gunlur ocricete. uoaItonoi9 cr.
bolt. <Souit mlrOe lie oanDals uibt
tuetter OerIebt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15
DIE 2Hrtei gicbt FA NIT Scr hsRa
Ceiterreih-llnearn acbUtcncn @Et-
idD6Oisnug 3nirirOen-
Gutt1ni dung
Sn 8eIarao 1T man 0Uu e;ur 4bfou-
mcn SruiidDcn ocn beiOcu NGGdtcM
nidDt erbant-
3nnddDit nun cine auufcrcuS
@pmtantlnopeL. 13. ssan-

Die tiirtiidle &egerung bot 0ciieU..
reid llngarna 9lnJebot BON 2.5OO."-
600 tiirfiidcn @muOen lS10.SOO,~-
000) oils GutihoOigun9 Iur Die Nh
neriou pon 8esnien lIu0 Ger Gcr5e-'
aolpina angencnineu. moourb leOee
Yfoolihfeii zines 9rie1e5 belCiiigt,
it, Ger @roBpe}er &Iarnil Balbas
enrpiing @rGi ASduauieiui. ben
0ierreihiih unpuriiten 9Otl&Sltcrs.
I'M Mittao uno tbeilte ihru oie G1lt--
ideioung oeS Ninliterrutbes INIT
gSicu, 1S SSdn- !
Ga8 gusp0rtige Amt hat eine De-
peide BON @rui Enaopiciui, ScuE
oIterreidIiib .unqdriidcn 8otldpGfter-
in RuuitantiuopeI- crhdlten- DGr--
nod lit or pon Dem tiirtIiheH GroB--
pe,icr 0auon in &rnniHiB IerBt IUCr--
0en, Oab oic tiirfridlC Rc9Icruug Dos
9Ingcbot Ccitcrreit llu8arus 2M SeI~-
leglng Ser Streitrule ii5er 8OsHWn.
m0 sic SCrWgmpiua nu9eHomurrH
bot. 0ieieS 0ircfte N5foumen SlUI-
id)en Ocn bci0en mc1tIntcrcnirten
U1ddltcu ntodi 0cll AIc9 Trct fir Gsnee
aoufercu3 Scr DSihtc. oie ncn 9U-
liner &ertrog uuic0eid)neten. 9Iele
pir02 mic nan glaltbt lore 3uItim-'
minlg oeben, 81 elmer 9ciIeauna 0eSs
Stretiunes. bic Oieliirfei geneGmigk
bat.
g9icn, 13. SydH-
Ran bat bier oos @eiiibI Dob Ois-
8cile1nna 0cs StreitfnIle5 5uiideH
OdtTreidp llnguru unO ser Einff
md one nnOoen 0lGd)te einen nlIIrES-
Serl0en GinilIB ntSiiben nodsAe-
gI0b 9eridreu. 0ie in @ien eiHgeIGn-
fen iin0. ioIcH Gcrbien itno gt0Hfr-
negro onnilber perItmnmt ieiu, 0GE pr
bei benz 8ertpogc uidyt berlldiidltIga
lpIr6en un0 pieneid)t mnaen Tie eln.
tpeu0lugen Prbcben ErobOcuI bad,
oos icbt eetrcficne ueberetnfourTsrE
puiidpn oen bciocr mciitiHterEiirArgE
De0dtcu 0ie NoglidIfcit zines 0rir-
acs in 10 tpcitc sScrne Qcid)obeH, mig
oieS rod ME felt ser 9Iuncriou Dg-
Soil mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-15

Die ,,Noroitern"-5ettum
gen BADEN ole 6eicticbte-
BON Ga GreHe ntcpt nur
mitIcbreiben ieneern nit
maeten belfen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
Y. w. c. A. CONFERENCE TO
HAVE UNIQUE FEATURE
Kalamazoo, Oldest Association, Will
Represent January at the Meeting
at Lake Geneva.

KALAMAZOO. July 24-kalamaaoo
will have the honor OF originating the
state stunt for Michigan when the var
ious state associations of the country
present their stunts at the central cit"
conference OF Young Women's Chris
tian associations at Lake Geneva. I'll.
conference whicn is national conven-
ton will be held Aug. II 10 p and ono
OF the features OF the program viii be
association day. Aug. 20. when each
state prepares some part Of the pro-
gram.
Michigan associations will represent
"A calendar and Kalamazoo association
being the oldest in the state will lead
and the other associations will assist
Each association will be dressed To
represent a month. Kalamazoo Will
represent January and the delegates
will be dressed In white gowns with
green trimmings. The other months
OF the year Will be represented by the
delegates from Lansing, Jackson. Bay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
SEARCH FOR BODIES.
Hope 10 Not Abandoned in Search for
Salvation Army Victims.

PORT HURON. July 24,-After a
search continuing for a week for the
bodies OF Bertha and Daisy Brace, the
two Salvation army girls OF Sarnia,
who were drowned in St. Clair river
near the Standard chain works. the
other members OF the army have not
yet given up hope OF locating the bod
les.
Daily the river bank is searched for
miles TO the south of Sarnia by the
untiring workers in the Sarnla co:ps.
but their efforts have as yet revealed
nothing. Yesterday fou Of the mem
bers OF the army. two women and Two
men,. walked In their bare feet to a
point this side OF Mooretown and then
back TO Sarnia.
rhe people residing along tee river
on the Canadian shore are also doing
all in their power to locate the bod
les. They have dragged the bottom
OF the river. In the vicinity Of tive spot
where the girls met their death and
now whenever anything that resem-
bles a body is seen going down Tie
river they put out in boats III hopes
that it will be one OF the bodies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received ia the public library:
John l. Forging. the Work
ing and rempering OF Wrought Iron"
r. Balabre-"R Rhodes OF the knights"
Laurence Blnyon-"Painting in the Far
East VIM. ;. Booth-"Some AcrostI-
Signatures OF Francis Bacon" Charles
T. Carter-"When Railroads Were
New. Sarah L Conger-"L Letters FROM
China" &. DickeTman and +. ii. Boys
-"Refrlgation" Bolton Hall-"TLe
Garden Yard" Gabriel HanotauX-
Hard--''The Mushroom. Edible and
Otherwise" Samuel Johnson ohm
son on Shakespeare" u. 5. Jordan a"d
l. KeiloBg-"The Scientific Aspects
or Luther Burbank's Work" VIM +.
Morsc-"The Collection and Disposal
OF Municipal Waste" r. II. Nevlll and
l.. w Jerningham--"Picc To Pail
Mall" manners. morals and man. Rob
ert w Rogers-"The Religion OF Baby
lonia and Assyria Especially in Its Re-
lations to Israel" Ernest A. savage
The Story OF Libraries and Book Cot
Letting g. Henry Smith-"The Men
nonites or America" John r. smith
Our Insect Friends and Enemies.
Fossil Hunter" Irving A. Bachelor
The Handmade Gentleman" a romance
OF the Industrial development OF the
past half century In New York city.
Francis VI. Crawford-"The White Sis
ter" an Italian romance. sydney POr
tek-"Roads OF Destiny" short stories.
Anne Warner-"In a Mysterious Way"
Henry h Webster-"A King In KHAKI. ="
a story OF the West Indies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
BIG STIR IN VILLAGE
OVER BURGLAR CAUGHT
Ex-DistrictAttorney Gregg With Big
Pistol Is Backed by People
Of Elmhurst.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Armed with
big revolver. observation-disclosures
George A. Gregg. OF Queens county,
assisted by half the population OF Elm
hurst, l.. l., captured u burglar at the
home of Prof. George Fl. kingsbury,
who. with his family, are spending
their vacation at Winton, y. Y. l.
was also purely civilian affair for
the police did not appear until the
burglar was surrounded by the VII
layers.
Prof. Kingsbury, instructor in Eng
Itch In the Elmhurst high school. lives
on Lamont-ave. George f. Walters
saw a well-dressed man making sew
eral trips through streets In the vicin-
ity OF the KiRgsbury home. Walters
reported what he had seen TO several
persons in Spaeths drug store and the
KinSsbury's house, which can be seen
from the drug store. was watched.
Suddenly the curtains OF a window
in the professors home were pulled
aside and face peered out.
There he is" shouted the watch
ers as they dashed out. AL the street
litg uiSb WI 1lNSb
What is it," inquired Mr. Gregg.
Mad dog?"
mo, burglars! burglars Get your
gun
Mr.. Gregg re-entered his home and
got back with his revolver just as the
stranger emerged from the front door
of the Kingsbury home. Catching the
man by the lapel OF his coat, Mr..
Greggs thrust the weapon in his face.
Its all right" expostulated the
stranger; take that gun out OF my
face.
Yes, | know it's all right returned
the former prosecutor, but II you
make a move III blow the top OF your
head off.
The crowd cheered and later follow
ed Detective Enright and the prisoner
to the Newtown police station The
man gave his name as George
Schmidt. 80 years old. a cook. living AZ
No. 45 Wycoffave.. Ridgewood. He
was arraigned before Magistrate Con
molly In tho Flushing police court. and
held in $4,000 bonds for examination
on a charge Of burglary in the third
degree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
MRS. SUTTON FAR
FROM SATISFIED
Mother of Dead Lieutenant Demands
That Court Fix Responsibility
For His Death

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. July 94-That a
criminal court will pass on the eSi'
dence given by the young marine
corps officers as 20 the circumstances
surrounding the death OF Lieut. James
y Sutton on the night OF oct. II,
1907. II the naval court now hearing
the case fails TO reverse the verdict
or place the responsibility for sutton =
death is the information youchsaied
today by the attorneys for the Sut'
tons. he case has progressed Tar
enough To demonstrate that investiga-
ton by the board OF inquest was M
complete.
The attitude OF the naval court has
led TO the belief that this phase OF tda
hurried inquest over Suttons BODY
will be gone into. whether the verdict
OF the former board is confirmed and
that the officers who were charged
with maintaining order on the grounds
OF the school OF application may be
courtmartialed for failure TO do their
duty. Judge Advocate Leonard has
apparently assumed the navy depart
ment is ON trial and has suggested In
questions TO the young officers an ex'
cuse for their action.
The Suttons, however. declare no
WITHDRAWING OF the officers and court
martial will satisfy them.
What we want 10 fnd out" de-
clared Mrs. Parker today. lis who
killed Jimmie. We are not concerned
with the question OF how lax discipline
might have been at the school.
81 f,,f. hA haS P0llnuoH IN
conflicting stories told In court will
agree that II has been shown that my
brother could not have killed himse.:
We demand that this court Ak the re-
sponsibility or declare its inability 70
do So
A mere inquiry into the discipline
will not do. This Is serious mat
ter A man was killed and the cour;
should make an effort TO find out who
killed him"
So far all the witnesses have given
their testimony except Edward p.
Rocker. formerly a lieutenant in the
corps. cut now missing. and Lieut..
Harold Utley. on his way here from
Europe TO tell his story
Rockers testimony is considered
very important because II was he
who was supposed TO have been shot
oy Sutton. The bullet is supposed 10
have passed through his coat and his
outer shirt and not to have penetrated
the skin.
| Utley has a number OF things 10 ex-
plain also. Surgeon r c. Cook. who
performed the autopsy. is on his way
here with Utley.
The undertaken will also testify.
Mrs. Sutton and Mrs Parker will be
on the stand next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
IN DETROIT CHURCHES

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John H. Boyd, ID, pastor, will
preach both morning and evening.
Morning subject. The Essence OF Re
Growing Better"
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Church.
opposite police headquarters. Forenoon.
1880. The Prayer Of Faith" Evening,
The public cordially invited Marcus
scott. pastor.
FoRT-sT PRESBYTERIAN church.
opposite Union station. Rev. Edward
10 80 and 7.3o. sermons by Rev, Jos.
w Cochran. Morning. Idols anu
ideals" Evening. Hiding Places"
wOoDwARD-AVE BAPTIST Church
ing. DID. OF 81. Louis. Mo- viii preach
both morning and evening Morning
service. 1890. evening, 100
MARSTON AVE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Marston and Melrose-aves.-
Gerritt Huyser. minister. Bible schoo!
at $40 Public worship at l0:45 a. IN.
and 100 - IN.
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH-Clark' s
Academy f2s Rand rbp sand d9
New, Thought Church" F. W. Sears.
speaker.
JEFFERsoN-Av PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. corner Rivard-l,astor Rev
\. H. Barr. Public worship with ser
mon II a. m: I p. IA. by Rev Weston
T. Johnson. Morning theme The
Power OF Cod" in the afternoon at 4
=: m. Japan and the japanese by
Mr.. Johnson.
In the Gospel Tabernacle. Bethune-
ave. and Beaubien-st. at 1870 Sunday
morning. Pastor William a. Burch will
speak on "Millennial Dawn-Its The
cries Unscriptural," and In the evening
at 40 on illustrations of the Great
salvation" An open air meeting will
be held az p. m. at Euclid and Cam
nTnn-nNna
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
QUITE RIGHT, JUDGE DeGAw.
Justice Rules That Tombstone Isn't
Necessity Of Life"

Despite the strenuous argument OF
Attorney Drysdale, Saturday. Justice
DeGaw decided that tombstone was
not<a necessity OF life" and dismissed
the case brought by James V. Mar
timex and Edward r. Craig, who 10
business as the Detroit Granite Co.,
against Timothy Coffey.
Against the expressed wishes OF her
husband, il was testified, Mrs Nora
Coffey ordered from the plaintiffs a
tombstone costing $125. which was
placed over the grave OF their daugh-
ter Mr. Coffey knew nothing OF the
transaction until he visited the Gene
terry and saw the stone He refused to
pay for IL and ordered its removal.
Attorney Drysdale argued that a
tombstone was a necessity OF life. and
as such a wife had a perfect right 10
order one and her husband was com
pclied To pay for It, Justice DeGaw
held that a family could very well get
along without tombstones, and ex-
pressed the opinion that most people
would prefer getting along without
them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
Brunswick Hotel CO. incorporates.

The Brunswick Hotel Co. filed arti-
cles OF Incorporation, Saturday. The
company is formed to conduct the
Brunswick hotel at Nos. 96-l00 Grand
River.ave All OF the capital. which is
given as 500 900, has been paid In prop
erty. ]. Milton Earl holds 1000 shares
OF stock. Harry l.. Geese 99s shares.
and Samuel S. Bradt and Frank b.
Mills one share each Articles OF In
corporation were also filed Saturday
BY the German Hat Co.. concern
formed 10 manufacture hats. The cap
ital is fixed at $4,000. half OF which
has been subscribed and $4,000 has
been paid In cash. The shareholders
are John J. German. John c. Garvey
and Henry s. Doran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
HERE'S ANOTHER KICK.
Police Practice Of SURPRISING News
Isn't Popular.

]. d. Linville, No. 90 Jerome-st.. is
the latest man to protest against the
methods OF the bureau for The sup
preston OF news conducted In the cen
trail police station. Mr.. Linville's house
was burgiarized July 9. and much val
liable stuff stolen. He reported the
matter promptly TO the Delray sta
ton, hut says the police apparently
made no effort to find the burglar aud
no publicity was given the theft.
IF the police had made The burglar
ly public. some one might have caught
the thief" says Mr. Linville. ~ sIs-
picious looking individual was seen in
the neighborhood by almost everyone
but the policemen"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
Sees Mother Grow ,ouno.

N would be hard to 1yerctate the
wonderful change IN my mother since
she began 10 use Electric Bitters.
writes Mrs. w. l. fitzpatrick OF Dan.
forth. Me Although past 20 she
seems really to be growing young
again. she suffered untold misery
hom dyspepsia for 20 years At las,
sne could neither eat, drink nor sleep
doctors gave her lp and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health" They invie.
crate all vital organs. cure Liver and
~ ley troubles. induce sleep impart
g-sIgth ana appetite +. G. Kinsel
Central Drug Co Gray & Worcester,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24

City. Saginaw. Detroit. Grand Rapids,
Battle Creek. Flint. Muskegon. Ann
Arbor and Owosso respectively each
dressed in costumes appropriate To
the month represented. The delega-
ton will form a circle around the
state secretary, Miss Lily M. Strong.
and will sing the state song
which has been written hy
Miss Elizabeth Sweet OF this city and
will be sung to the tune OF "Blest be
the Tie That Binds"