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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
"Symra" 1909.

"Spmra" uOfommer ira ioar a
iom auortaIsfriit. Ge fire Setter
bill pa9inereS ~fortIsbenoe % tiliam'
men ungisre ct 9ino noget itsrre emf
ocn tioIigere aorbog. elegant No.
itur. Canine 8riS iom fsr: $1.00
pr. aorgang. Ssrite Settle for 1908
cr MI fGroigt; oct bar i~sIgenoe Sno'
boIO:
Sianrb SoIfeitab: Raar
ri IPngter. 8igt.
ST. Rueb SoIan6: 8ospe,
ct triit gloo / Dor Rpbpggeriaga.
&riitofer SON on: Senrii
8robn oe @eitmanuaIaget.
Beer Strsmme: Cars 30.
biaion.
SuuI 9ieieruo: @inIanos
9eIiagenbeo nof en- Sang.
ariitian Breitgarb: Sc
norife SpIfes.2a9 / g%eiterbeimen.
@ognotiier.
Subifription beoeS inomeIOt ina.
reit mlIigt oirefte til
Sgmra, Seeurab, Soma.
9e fire tioligere uofomne gino al
"Spmro", Ser inoebolber @ibrog al
ouiete 6oriottcre | amerifa % Roree,
iGIges - ioalGnee oct liae HeItop'
lag parer - for iiIiammen $3.50.
Sieroe 9inb oIene, $1.00; boert al
De ire isrite 9inb, 90 Gents.
-Sobn Serom i9leer Sfotsi.
SuIf oct mar on trRuger ct Bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Oct peroSlige 0eto
% Vapepal8.

Sra &om meooeIes lite Warts:
S Bapeitolens officieGe gIao of.
fentliggisres ibag en- gule, iom for.
bpoer 8aroinuIerne for Sremtioen at
tage Senipn til peroslige Spfiters
Enifer peb galg til E~apeitoIen.
S De ire fsrite aarbunbreitr al
Tapemastens Siitorie bIep Baperne
oireftt paIete at Ereiteifabet og Sol
fet. 9a aeiierne iiSen bIep friitne,
bespnote DC mart at eisre 8rao paa
at erbolbe Ell beitemmenbe eller ial-
falb iterf Snbflpbelie peb BapepaI.
gene. aeiierne / 9onitantinopel no.
soebe ogiaa eiennem grarfen | Ha.
penna &etten til at befreite BapepaI.
get, oa ira S24 tilegnebe De faroling.
lie 3eiiere fig en- l%ignenoe Het. Wen
| 1860 ubfGrbigeoe gape Iifolai II
en- guae, Tom piitnof life formelt op.
b9peoe De ~oerbslige Wagters Het til
at inooirfe poa @alget giennem ct
Seto, men forpanoleoe oen i'Traris
til ben rene Sormalitet. Oct gamIe
Spsresmaal er i mere Sto fsrit
gienoptaget beb 8eiier Srans Soiefs
iipentebe % opiigtsoeffenoe Snbifri-
Den neo Tauepalget / 1903, ba aur.
oinaIerfebilfopen at arafau / Son.
flaoet paa 4eiierens 8egne neolagoe
geto moo &arbiual &plus 8alg
til 8ape. Chen ben Sib bar Rams
po1os Silb9neere enereiif isst at
brine Eius X til oct pigtige Sfriot,
iom ban aItiaa MI bar taset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
~Sptturcu" | @obiipn, mis +,

"Sotturcu". | Rooiion. 8is., bar
rorct ioo p~oaialOenOe ipagfrroig /
DC ijoite Numrc al fit 9lao, at man
noiItoarIig fnar oct SnStrpf, al ban
iaien er bIet IGnS Tor argumentcr
og rtaa boI6e op, til ban faar en- IN
6oripnin9 ira S. %. Stenericn /
ariitianiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
"gmcrifa"s RcOaftpr trt

"amcrifa"S RcOattpr trcitcr iiQ
mc6, at tans Robin, iom peo @oa.
rcns Trcmbrub bar piit fla uocuior
bars @tuou meo 9uc ON CONNER
o. !giere Gage life anfInger BAN for
"SeDngierrigbeS. GuoFabstuISbcO %
SAB" cQer fal6er BAN zen lurcubc
Sienbe al ale, iom oil iremoper
airte % SfoIe".
90 oct maa man 10 iu6rsmme. al
naar en- aittoritet Iom "Gottoren"s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Derocns beolte WeIfefo,

Gen Staten Risiouris 2anSbrugs.
bsiifoIe ~tiIbsrenbe bersmte Seriepfo
"Geora g. gitela" er, berettes Der
ira Columbia, iornpIig bsb.
Zen par ben bebIte Welfefo | Ser
Sen og probucerebe / 8ieuuemiuit
712 guno Smsr ON garet - oper
100 Runo mer emo benbes nprmeite
&onfurrent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
i. Maripu CRAWFORD, Sen

4. Wariun CRAWFORD, Den be-
fitnOtc omerifouife 6oriatter, oFSe |
SrebaeS / 2anbsbpcu ct. agnello
~gtprbeben al Sorert / Stol'en i en-
Ml6er al finn 80 Ior. San bar Set
CT Den omerifuuite StucchuBger
9 homu8 CRAWFORD % blsp 'eSt
@ooni 81 2ucca / Stalien | 1854. 5
1882 Treo ban fin fsrite Tort9ning.
% iibcn bar bnu t,ogiuet benilrco ct
hoIrt Srmorcoe @sJer Sor boeNe
for set mcite / ben uGpnte ltaltenlfc
9orbSbp. bbor ban eie0e en- rutfcr
Iiaa pcb Si6en al ct aommeIt So
pucircrfloitcr. San uar ]oocroroeni'
Tia uiboIot al 2%ono&bpenS %efolf'
nina. oa 90 han bar 300 littteoeS
ole @nenS @utifer 90 Gerflteoer icm
Seam pua Sora. CRAWFORD bar
opcrmoube fpnbig baaoe i IcoenSe %
bpbe Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Gu "~2nftfrpSier"

Gn "anitfrsSier". Den frantic
arigsminiiter 8iauart bar opitilei
en- Brpmie poa 5000 Srcs. $4,000
for set bebite uofait til en- "Suft.
frpoier". g~etiugeIien er, at bet ifaI
bore ct itprbort 2uitifib, Tom lfaI
ppre iitanb til at pebligeboIbe Ell
Sart al minoit 80 8iIometer (91
eng. WiD | Is elmer meb Ter Bas-
ioaerer omborb. Seloe galonens
Smfang maa life oueritige $500
allbifmeter; ben ifal life bore oper
80 Ieter lang og life oper 30 Re.
ter / Spermaal paa Mioten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Sra uoIanoet.

st NIT SorSifirlp inotraf tent
Sorsoog aften | Wesiina paa CT
ciIien. Get bar meset poIbiomt %
Iebioseoes al unoeriorbiife Grsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

Sertusen al Mbrnsserne anfcm
2sroags til Bombay | Snoien OIL
oro9 iamme Dag pioere norboprr
pan fin SimaIapaf9ro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Worsan % @risbt. Sra Ron

Iorsan % @risbt. Sra SION
teIegraieres. at @riebtbrsbrcnes Sc
fretrr s. 8. Berg / Srebaes bapoe
en- Ienaere SamtuIe meb 5. Bier
pont Iorgan, iom bar opermaaoe
intpresieret / be TO 9rsbres SIppe'
maifine % srop og ipurgte ON ole
muIise Sing peNrercnbe @oifinen.
Set forIpber. at oct er Worgans
Seniiat at ifaffe ben nsooenbige Sea-
pitol til Sunnelie al ct amerifanit
Sclifab til llonptteIie at De to Srso'
res Spfinoelie - oct oil oa iige Ior
ImerifaS 8~eofommenoe. 9ette oil
bli rrpftet nprmere naar Wri9btbrs'
Srene uenoer biem igien til amerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

ssalr Re lri0sr I'll yIpsrierenoe.
tda p1r taa penIla al ueooele, al
Ge faa oereS advertisement | De
eorabs@ often Get Itfrer 2em ben
keoiif NehanoIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
SorpeSubaaoem ianf. Zen brittle

Sorpebobaao "glacfpater" ianf |
forrige llge ubenfor 9uneeneis eiter
ct SammenItso meo Tamperen
"Serp", Ser ogIoa blep obifiaigt
rompolieret. ~gIacflpater"s Mano.
Ifob reooeoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

glsernon Charles S~pinburnc, Den
berente enoelife 9ieter, bsOe | Sire
bags al 2uneebetGnoelie, teleerafe.
res fra Sonbon. Spinburne bIep 70
aar gommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

Gn pploiom Grploiiun fanbt Sire
bag Worgen Steb / en- @abe / Seer
beben al ct. 8etersfirfen | Rom,
en- Del at Den fire @taaer bsie gpg.
ming ramlebe iammen oa leIe @pg'
uineens Snbre blep rumponeret. Ran
ontager, at oct par enbel 9pnamit,
Iom of nogle Siifere opbeparebes Ser
for uIopIiet SiIferi, iom Of @amers
por blet antGnot. Snaen bIeo brGbt,
men tppe 8erioner fom tilIfabc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Sppr or enitifipperne? en- @aI.

Spor or 2nitifipperne? en- GAL
Ion meb en- tom @onbol falot | Srs
bags neb peb Gouti | Rorbitalier.
Wou peo, at ire Suitifippere Ga9erl
/ Sorpeien itee tiloeirs meh oenne
9oIlpn fra 8aris, ns man bar MI
banee GlneIier for De ire 2uitiftppc-
res SfiGbne. Ian er bange for. nj
De bar fommet inb | en- noloiom
Siorm og at Der bnr bPrbt Dem en-
lllpffe. Ser er bog cgiaa en- gsuliJ.
beo for, at De fau bape lanoet | aI'
pcrue, % at gaaonen er reiIt ira
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

pieIp # en- aommeRrue Tan Hanbis aRafmerst msbens spolen fpnes. Den
Ar bd ARM iom 3esnmsen pier builfei stoer COB Blaos for TGets Saanste
ring utn at siue ben ct fumiet ubfeube. Den bar bernef en- automahf spsas
Gtnber (bobbin winderl Der er iaa filter Os paaGoeis fin girfen at -
haarfe punoet Gppe pI pere en- nuuGs6eb.
"SusoenuenA lee sbt ub, os e elegant iaauel meo Seuipn I'll Trearbeiot
iom I'll Wdrfnbefe. Wafnens SobHbfe e net let baanbtedtst % geFbbels
al ebur fenbt Gorbetrtne paa bette Cmraabe. Oct anperbe Ira ct al beSNs
eefGFenteb "a fnuft fororbeeet. 2aieungea % rbfmpfntnsen er trfe &anss.
Sptna bullet % ale be blante Dele al Waiinen e mutt polnt % Nideplete
net, buorpeb be foar ct net % imaafubt ubeen5e. 9esuben bruses Ball Bear
ing til Spingbruhet % paa bsse Sibr al Soofpfet % @euhatet e. at naaE
man tar pehst al 9RaIhnen os i1ter Spsbiuet tsaug, oil bette lsbe runbt mere
cb tpoe @anSet uebenS bet paa andre GFdpner bar tunst not mo at goa tire
Gonse gprbet er fapet at nelssrrt Era, ianmeunt al ru forfeaiae Sag
bsorpeb maj bar opnaaet fsrre Stprfe os forbnbret al Erret fan Haa Ts.
Wafinns SDbfpfe er iorhpnet mb plated castors. S9rbebe Staahapps
bOls.r 3rio9inIst % the treadle plate buisst SIR at gesaiuea ssbstOer me-
Tor aImtnteGs % (faneyy shm. On ubiSls SnftrutionsbOs tpt bet nOrf'
eer ensafs spros meSisser ber gaftme
Qes Mere til %neben9aaenOe betgoeGg neoiatte PrHer:
Rc 40 Stufer sLS
Rc IA - Drop Head. 8 StuHsr neutrality-suspicious.. 1000
Ro is - Drop Head 7SmHsr ..-...--.--.- 9lM
30 "a - Drop Head. 8 suHer. Swell Front ..-. 2o5o
90 Is - Drop Head Z etuHsr Swell Front. .... 215o
Cpnhr napnte gaRfmr fan erboIbes Gsctra, galnsbtra, esezsszss
ener aRabosni til sebfssbe Yrher 8 Utabusni r &rifn pa bpr Waftns
N6o bstrs. Wan fan it'll. tans fig en- pafrsrs Srpuups' eer Sule' greNnt
.nb So "A ener 25. Drop Head @RabOs1i Os Swell Front gis $4,000
% $4,000.
seoenfaasnbe er giueOo a Wo. "a Drop Head. Swell Front. br ha.s
$40 SO. geb Swell Front mrues, at Stuferue % 9rapartt er fxhEf =
rnht % tar fg udimtnbef9 est ub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

EN1ERNp As sEooSD Glass MATTER JUSE 18TH 1903
ann Ten oFEIcE AT DEcoRAH. IOWA. UNDEE rHE
IcT o. CONGRESS OF MARCH Sd 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

otter aouccrtcn sapes en- Sanfet
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.

FLINT LIMITEDs-S:15 a. m. 1910
?. IA. and 4:l0 =. m. Locals for Flint.
Y a. m, and every two hours to p. mi
To oxford, Rochester and Romeo, O.
IN, and hourly to Ii y. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7:45 a. m,
1915 a. IN. 3.45 y. m.. $40 y. M Satur.
days only. 12:i5 y. m. sundays only.
II p. III. Locals for Port Huron hourly,
a. m to y. m. also y. m. to Ma
rine City. To Mt. Clemens, half hourly.
$3.50 "a. M To : J.. m. and hourly to III
y. IN. To Mt. Clemens via Shore Line.
hourly. 6:2S "a. IN To 9:2S y. m, also
IL y. m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-S:20 a. m. IL 20
a. m, ego and $50 p. m Locals for
Toledo. hourly. $3.50 a. M to $40 y. m,
also $50 and IL y. IN. for Monroe.
JACKSON IMIrEDs-7:45 a. m.
i2:i5 and 3;i5 y. M. Locals for jack
son. a. IN. and every two hours until
y. M: for Ann Arbor, a. m. and
hourly until II p. m: for Plymouth and
Worthwhile. 1880 a. IN. and every two
hours until 1880 y. M, also 3 y. m, and
II y. M Saline cars from Ypsilanti.
For wynndotte and TrentOn-5:33 a.
IN. and half-hourly To S:33 =. m, hour
IN to 1898 y. M. Sundays. first car at
1903, with half hourly service through
out.
For Royal Oak, Birmingham and
Pontisc-6.30 a. M. then half-hourly
until D. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
For Pennington, Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake mud Pontinc-6 a. m. and hourly
until ii j. IN.
Last cars await closing OF theaters.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
SAYS PEOPLE OF NAPLES GAVE
ROOSEVELT GREAT WELCOME
Rev. T. w. Young Was in italian City
During Ex-President's vis:t-Mueh
impressed NTH Country.

The Rev. Thomas w. Young. ID. D.,
pastor of the North Baptist church, re-
turned this week from two months
trip abroad, during which time he
visited England, France, Switzerland
and Italy. DR.. Young spent some time
in London, visiting the places OF his
torie interest, and preached one Sun
day i'm one of the Baptist churches or
that city.
March 20, he started for trip To
Italy. stopping for time i'll Paris and
Lausanne, Switzerland. In Italy, he
visited Milan, Venice, Florence,
Naples. Pompeii and Rome. and then
returned to Paris and London, thence
home. He spent three weeks in Italy.
II was in Naples the same time that
Roosevelt was there" said DR.. Young.
Il arrived there in the afternoon and
Roosevelt left that night. The people
gave him a great reception. Bands
met him at the port when he arrived
and escorted him TO mis- stopping
place, then escorted him back when he
left. All the time he was accompan-
led by guards and soldiers. and was
shown the greatest Difference.
The people OF Italy impressed me
very differently from my .dea OF them
before went there" continued Dr.
Young. in speaking OF his trip 10 that
country. Most people have an idea
that Italy doesn't amount TO much 80
far as culture and refinement is con-
cerned. basing their opinions upon
some of the people who come here.
That, however. is altogether wrong.
OF course, there is a great deal OF
illiteracy everywhere, but the people
who are educated are cultured. broad
minded and fine. The women are
beautiful, dress in a most becoming
fashion, and the men are fine looking
That is especially true Of northern
Italy.
Since returning to Detroit. DR..
Young is making plans 10 get into the
handsome new church that is being
built at Woodward and Pingree-ave.
The Sunday school rooms and base
ment have been completed and It, "a
expected that the first service will Or
held in IL Sunday. May 16. All but the
auditorium will then be in readiness
foG occupancy.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
App,e.-Fancy. ,s.5O0s; cOmmOI

ss.ss~t.5o per Dbl; western box apples.
Sl.75G $50 per box.
C.bS:.Ee-News :. - 20 nee S doc per crate
Cei~ry-Florida. $3.50 per crate.
Cherse-Michisan. full cream. $50
lsHc: Limbdrger, June, loo: october.
lie: brick II giSc; schweitzer. 100
CoGee@Package coffee. si2.75Ql5.2s
er.ass51i..-Howe'. '''S per Ou'
pressed C.Ive.-Faney. s9sc; COM
Fieur-Michigan- patents; In wood.
$3.50 second patent. s6.25: straight.
ss.I5. clea-. sc Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. S2s; coarse
coarse laiadllnss.-s29.-a fine, InIddI!Hss,-
Fresh VegetabIe.-Cucumb hot
house. s1a1.25 dog: lettuce sgloc lb;
-nfps. s5c bu.: -tifUrida Tomatoes, 81. SEQ
AS crate: Tadishes. Is q Csc doz; wax
beans. $500 bu: pie-plant. soc per
doz; green beans, $500 bu: aspara-
Grape Fruit-Sim5 per box.
-Grapes-Malagas,- sa@10 per Dbl.
seT is wass ss.S per PEI In
following prices for baled hay In car
i Gt' 3 30 Detroit So SH laSssy
wheat and Dat straw. s707.5o.
Hides-No. 1 cured. lac; No. 2 cured.
sac; kip cured, No. 1. l?c; 10; 2. lohc:
kip green. No. !, lie: No. z. iac, calf
greene. No. l. i5c; No ., l3,fc; eaif
a. :s aa'"0 'N -vV'''
Lemon~-California. s3.as95.5o per
Maple suxar-New. ioaisc per ib.
Muahrooms-60c per 10. :.
Michigan. SBasoc per bu: Cuban. ,a.as
oraage.-callfornia navels. s2.25as
On.-Raw linseed. SIC: boiled lin
seed, ssc gal. less l per cent for cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac: turpentine. in barrel lots.
Observation-Disclosures s2.5Oas per
crate. -,
Pop Corn---Ears. II. a2c per ID.
Detroit. SO a SSc per bu: new Bermudas.
81; southern. st.75 per blu.
Pouitry-Hens. l5Rq1sc 10; springs.
n17c lb.
Provi.ie..-Me.s pork. SIS; family
heavy 5000: smoked hams, Isc;. dry
sailed briskets. lie: shoulders: sac:
picnic hams. sac; bacon. 13hc: lard. In
tierces. IKE; kettle rendered. l2Ac
per H.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cases. $500
2.15; 2f-qt cases. 50.
sugar-Crystal donunoes. s7.s5: Eagle
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf SEA cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered. $3.50. sranu-
nne. IN bulk. $3.50: graduated in rs
ID cotton bags, seas; Michigan granu-
lated. $500: diamond A. $50; confec-
TONERS A, s525: No. !, $3.50: No. 2.
$3.50 No. 3. s5.25: No. 1. $3.50; No. s.
i515 70. G, $50; No. Z. s5.0s: No. 8.
IS: No: y. sass: No. 10. 1870; No. II.
:! %; No. ~, $3.50: No. 10. s41s: No
TaiIow-No. 1. Sac: No. 2. NC per
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
GIRL CURED OF LISPING
BY A FALL OF 40 FEET
Il Also Bumped From Her inner Con-
seriousness Words She Had Never
Used Before.

NEW YORK, May IA tumble OF
40 feet from a third-story fire escape
to a stone paved yard. that would have
killed most adults, did not seriously
hurt f-year-old Katie Geliskie- IL cur
ed her OF lisp she had had from
babyhood. Besides 1t gave her vo.
cabulary OF big words that astonished
her parents.
The little girl, who lives at No. 9ol
Third.ave.. South Brooklyn, has spent
her time when out OF school in taking
care OF twoyear-old brother and In
nursing a window flower garden on
the fire escape.
She was watering the flowers when
she leaned over too far. Her mother.
on reaching the yard. found Katie
standing with a fragment OF the wa
tering pitcner in one hand and rub
bling the side OF her head win the
other
Are-you- hurt, dear ," asked
mother.
well. not materially. l think" was
the astonishing reply. My head Is
cnr- ttrrfe. but guess IT isn't SER
ious." She spoke without the slightest
trace OF the lisp that had always
marked her speech. Her astounded
parent. fearing she knew not what.
sent for Ambulance Surgeon Master
son. who confirmed the childs opin-
ion.
Il am apparently all right" was the
child's answer to her father when he
came home.
ITS wonderful" said Mr.. Goliskie.
The child fell from a second story
window 80 feet last year and was not
seriously hurt This time. though. she
has lost her lisp and received gift
of language that is marvellous. think
II has made her smarter"
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
Baseball Authors Son Killed.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May Joe
Rose, chauffeur, took his employers
automobile early this morning and IN.
vited three friends TO ride. On the
corner they saw John c. Phelps and
asked him in also. A few minutes
later the machine struck telegraph
pole Phelps was killed, Rose. Tom
Hart and Bernard Moellman were bad
" hurt. The dead man was a son OF
the late Zach Phelps. former president
OF the American association and au-
thor OF the National baseball agree.
ment
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
CHARGED WITH WIRELESS
TELEGRAPH SWINDLE
Police Say Complaints Against Horace
G. Robinson Have Come From All
Parts Of World.

NEW YORK, May Horace q.
Robinson, whose real name the police
allege is LYMAN Rabinowitz, was ar
raigned in the Tombs court today on
a warrant issued at San Jose, Cal.
charging him with obtaining $500 from
II. S. Book. OF that city, through false
pretenses. According to the police
Robinson has travelled all over the
world. lecturing ON wireless telegraphy
and representing himself to he an
agent OF the Marconi Co. BY this
means. the police allege he was able
to secure large sums In payment FOR
stock in the company. giving receipts
for the same. Hundreds of com
plants. they claim. have been receiv-
ed from all parts OF the world to the
effect that no stocks certificates were
ever received.
Robinson explains that when ne
sold the stock he was the accredited
agent OF stock brokerage house.
Monroe & Monroe. This firm sub
sequently failed and according to Rob-
inson. the complaints against him are
unfounded inasmuch as he had turned
the money collected for stock over to
his firm.
The case was adjourned until May
Z, pending the arrival OF extradition
papers from California.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
CHURCH PROPERTY
0NW00DWARD SOLD
Land At Corner of Sibley-st. Brings
$1,000 a bodybuilding To Be
Converted Into Arcade.

The Woodward-ave. Congregational
church property, at Woodward-ave. and
Sibley-st.. has been sold through Ho-
mer Warren 4 Co. to eastern parties.
There is frontage OF SO feet on Wood
ward, and the price paid is about ST..
600 foot, this. however. including
the church building.
II Is the intention OF the new own
ers, unless they make lease TO o
single tenant, to build new three
story front and convert the building
into an arcade for small stores. Archi-
tect Louis Hamper will draw the plans.
On the Sibley-st. side. which will also
have an entrance. the property will
be laid out with grass plots and made
very attractive.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03

Il think that in Washington they
see that We ought To cultivate Cana
dian trade says Mr.. Hudson.
Whether they can work out anything
is still 10 be seen. Toe much discrim-
ination cannot be ssown II. favor OF
one country.
What We went 10 Washington TO
argue for is a maximum and a mini
mum tarif. with power vested in the
executive 10 negotiate trade agree
ments. We found many who favor
this. President Taft is all right. He
favors Canadian reciprocity and wants
the tariff reduced IL IL were all left
10 him. there would be no need OF
anyone going TO Washington for his in.
tellect is as big as ais body.
" i will be glad TO take up this ques-
tion.' he told us and added jovially,
You know the people pay me a pretty
good salary and they expect me to do
something.
Speaker Joseph Cannon, of the
house OF representatives, was invited
by Messrs. Hudson and Sawyer to
come here after congress has adjourn
ed and address the Board OF Com.
merce. He accepted.
Speaker Cannon received us very
graciously and gave us half an hour
OF his time" says Mr. Hudson. in
fact, We terminated the interview our.
selves. he favors commission of
experts under the treasury depart
ment 10 study tariff matters and get
Information for congress. He also
favors encouraging Canadian trade.
Senator William Alden Smith was
very attentive 10 the committee and
procured us an interview with Senator
Aldrich. The latter told us that we
will have maximum. and minimum
tariffs and felt certain that the tariff
bill will be satisfactory when they get
through with Il.
Rep Payne scolded AIS good-nst-
ure6ly, and told US we did not know
half as much about the tariff as the
ways and means committee OF the
house. He is strictly a protectionist.
and favors a law that will keep foreign
goods out as much as possible except
with regard To articles that We cannot
produce ourselves.
I'VE were impressed with the DEM
ocracy Of Washington and the ease
with which the public men can be APP
preached. What effect our trip had
will be known later"
Beside the two Detroiters. the COM
mittee consisted of George E. Pom
eroy. of Toledo, o.: Silas B. Adams. OF
Portland. Me-. and William G. Bruce,
of Milwaukee.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
CINCINNATI WOMAN
KILLS "JACK-THE-PEEPER.
Mrs. Forsythe, Wife Of Newspaper
Correspondent, Shoots az Intruder
CIimha Eance=Police Arrest her.

CINCINNATI. May Mrs. Eliza
beth Forsythe, wife of VIM. Forsythe.
newspaper correspondent. shot and
killed a 'jack-thepeeper" early this
morning The man, who gave his
name at the hospital as Louis ID. Plow-
man. OF Canton. o.. had tried Mrs.
Forsythe's window and she opened 1t
in time to see a figure climbing
fence into an alley. She fred two
shots at him and the intruder dropped
TO the pavement. Mrs. Forsythe was
questioned by the police and was later
arrested Mrs. Forsythe and her hus-
band came to Cincinnati from Indian
apolis.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-03
KING EDWARD WARNED
BY HIS PHYSICIANS
Must Cut Down engagements BY Half
Ruler II on Yachting Tour
ror f4Is Health.

ft9t<E - w oSUkthA tNdf
ror His Health.
LONDON. May I.--while the word
that comes from King Edward. who
1is now ON a yachting trip for his
health, Is rather favorable In tone,
: It was learned today that his physi-
I clans have told him plainly that on
his resumption OF oficial duties he
must cut down his engagements by al
least half Unless be does so, his
Il physicians say that the kings very
'dAyf are numbered.
The uncertain health ot the king,
(Wnich no one tries TO conceal any
longer has turned the eyes of the ma
t1pn on George, Prince OF Wales, who
n destined TO ascend the throne I'M
I4>f the probable title of George w..
|nDd the prince II standing the scru,-
NV unexpectedly well.
Hut 3 short time ago the general
|EElinh opinion OF Prince George was
that he was ''bounder,' or. in the
xtftfan equivalent. "chump" or
IE4T II now develops that this opin-
Hon resuited largely from the fact that
the prince had never really had fair
tchnnce- II ever there was a monarch
Who wanted TO be his own entire court
ID - Edward VII. II Is one OF his chief
||ouolities and for anyone about him
to be In the least conspicuous has al.
WAys been regarded BY Edward as
little short Of treason.
a Prince George. therefore. up to the
|tiulo his fathers illness forced the re-
1pQuishment OF certain government
6@<les TO him, was kept almost COM
)etely In the background Now that
11rge 10 coming into his own. the
9ople are discovering that he really
70 man Of force, character. initiative
executive ability. The discovery
me Of the most agreeable surprises
Nngiand has had In many years.