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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-23

For Sale-Two six-room houses. good
location, 31a blocks from court house
on paved street: city water. gas and
electric lights. Address G-22, care this
office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-23
FOR sALE-cITY PROPERTY.

For sale-schick's feed yard. 10
East Church street.
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rContinued on Tenth Pase.l
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For Sale-Dwelling and barn, 500
North First street, eight rooms and
bath, every modern convenience Lo,
60x1S0. Terms to suit.
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Wanted-To rent furnished house
until Christmas. Will expect to satisfy
owner as to reliability. Only two of
u.s. Apply l.. N, care T.-R.
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among friends and acquaintance and
build up paying and permanent bus
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and instructions free. Address won"
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Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-23

Wanted-Young man for office work.
Marshall Ice Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-23

Wanted-Chimneys and cisterns to
be built or repaired. Masonry work of
any kind. We can send you a first class
workman. Phone 1909 yellow. Carls
En- oNpnent Agency.
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Wanted - Everybody 70 Know That
the AMERICAN DISPATCH MES.
sENGER co. oELivER8 Parcels and
Packages.
Prompt service, reasonable rates.
'Phonss-New, sos, Old, So.
]. F. CROSBY
6 East State. Manages.
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8 T..
CUT RATE SHIPPING.

Cut rates on household goods 70
Pacific coast and other points. Ou-
perior service at reduced rates. The
Boyd Transfer Co.. Minneapolis. MINI.
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Wanted-To rent, five or six room
cottage or fiat at from SIS to $50. No
objection to going out some distance If
surroundings are desirable. S. j. Gal
vim, Woodbury. building.
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WANTED.

Wanted-To rent, small farm. Ad-
dress WI, care this office.
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Wanted-Two men to room and
beard in private family. Rooms mod
ern ia North Third avenue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

tane scass la terra; que todo 10 convierten espi-
giual ror NAL caracter nade causan conpaslon
iA5iv@l no ia lulosdr mas mis- c0nSejos Ocosos,
como III 1jc4s poro autcs de dearte permeme Que te
da on so Tu ruarto aa atraveSao va ligero paso
ia s.I a 10 sdeS6rdones ha entrado en- la del vco:
mira 81 puedes deener por que 81 no, Dlos te pedra
cuent; de vida la que podas haber evtado que ca
yesen mancaas que tai extnguira llena de ne
gros borrones
Sa6 Clemenca. dichas esas palabras, de la esancla
decidi}a 4 no volver entrar aquea casa que siem
pre- habia mrado la de su hija.
Rosario quedo sumergda habituales amargas
cavilaciOnes.
Guesas lagrimas rodaban por mejllas de cuando
en- cuando un sollozo seco cxhalaba de su pecho.
Era; una de dcsgraciadas naturaezas, vctmas de
la exceloplas de prncpios que ell mundo no COM
prende nj por 10 mismo. estma.
Saba a,nar Saba sacrifcarse; pero saba perdo-
III rogar.
Mas De una diio que la marQuesa tenia razon;
oue ella deba yer 4 su mardo pedirle cuena de
duca mayor blandura deba atraerle al buen
camno con halagos va que de oro modo possible,
nj atn violentandose.
Despues de hora media ss oos Sc cansaron de
orar en- que su estuvo batallando con su or
guo Sc do que despues de la prueba de aquea noche,
lie pediria la expGcaci6n en- que hapa pensado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
QUERER ES PODER

va iba salr de la sala para pasar sp cuarto
do entr0 una de las cradas decre que padre desea
h a1e pasase su habitaci0n. donde la esperaba
Rosario sgui6 la sirviente acudi6 YER 10 que de
seaba don Damaso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
CASA EN- MIRAMAR

Sc vende una casa excepcionalmente
c6moda con 2,40O metros de terreno, b6-
veda de mamposteria, cuadra y cochera.
Facilidades para el pago Dirijanse
Behn Brothers.
Esquina Tetuan y San Justo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

Desde hace cinco dias ha desaparecdo
del hogar palermo ell muchacho Eusebio'
Rosado, hijo de Ramon Rosado Y Eduar-
do Rodriguez de Mayaguez.
Viste pantal5n de dr::f millionaire "a
misa colorada de il d .as de edad y de
color trigueno claro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

1a salido para Ponce Ia profosora
Miss Mignonette Myers. quien estnyo al
frcnte de la Grammar School durantc
ell 1ltimo aIo escoar.
Seg1n Sc informa, esta profesura di-.
rigira en- el nuevo curse escolar el de-
partamento Normal de la - High
School.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20


ma un0sa xaGsnsuanasz
Mas DOticias
FL pueblo de Cabo- -Rojo, Sc prepare &
celebrar su patron con grandes festejos
Populares, que temdran lugar duraate
Los dfas "a, 26 20 died couriente mes.
Ha regresado de Lajas, ell Superin--
tendente de escuelas, Mr.. Potts.
Ha sido nombrada maestro del distri.
to de LaJas, la senorita Gmgora Ayiles.
Aponte.
Ell Comisionado Dexter ha autorizaJo
ell establecimiento de los dos primeros
grades de la alta escuela en- Arecibo.
Ell ilustre jurisconsulto senior de Die
go, ha regresado de su fnca "Pomarro-
sas" donde ha pasado una larga tenn
porada, a su resldencia de Mayaguez.
Ell corresponsal de Guayama escribe To-
siguiente:
Ell inspector de Obras Municipalesr
don Francisco Navarro Ortiz, ha presen-
tado denuncia jurada contra ell alcalde-
don Enrique Amy y 81 contador NUM-
cipal don Aureo Alvarez, por delite
grave.
Han contraido matrimonio en- Arecibo,,
'os distinguidos .jdvenes don Andres
Gambia la bella SeIorita Maria de H.
Quer5 y Bonenguani
Sc rumOra que a cOnsecuencia de las,
denuncias presentadas contra el inspec-
tor de Obras municipalities hechas pOE *4l
alralde de GaMyamaA y la preseaftada
por aquel contra el senior Amy y el con-
tador, un fiscal especial ira dicho pue-
bio, para verificar una investigation.
Desde hace cinco dlas ha desaparecid0
del hogar palermo el muchacho Eusebio-
Rosado, hijo de Ramon Rosado y Eduar
do Rodriguez de Mayagtrez. !.
Viste pantaljn de dr. mil llonario ga
misa colorado; De il d as de edad y de
color trigueno claro
EF viernes n del corsiente seran en-
tregados en- ell edifcIo de Ia escucla nl-
jals'' de Ponce. los libros ma ten ial e>--
collar los profesores r,li;llcs del lislTi-
to-
IIa saido para Ponce la profcsors
Miss Mignonette Myers. quen estuyo al
frcnte de la % Grammar School durantr
ell ultimo ailo escolar
Segun Sc informa, esta profesora di-.
rigira en- el nuevo curse escolar cl de-
partamento Normal de la High
School, "',
FL departamento de instruction apro-
DO Ell presupuesto de la junta escoIar dc.
Ponce, para los gastos atenciones esco--
lares, en- ell proXimO curso
Ha salido para Naguabo el jefe de po-
licia senior Lopez. que servia en- Rio
Pipdras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
4. 9 1.6O

IN ds mEehs MSiIidsd, 40 roas p@fs
sos Abogaden, Geraes Judle1sles, Aya@'
snmientos, Corp8raeioaaa y enaTssafszss
re t5aop los ralnoB, SINS ssmbssa Eassa
log coruureia z Gvs, iA>iA.stgf@lsa z p@sa"'
naa &c negoeios. Fl eoEseelDalsns1' So '"'
l,syes Gss FueT&o Eie> aprwbadaa p@S
1ax Cfmerna q g! f7nngesn M3@e'7ssv'a ~
on&v y. 49, r. 7aAT.
ss xenTer 4 NJ EB ~ ga Tshva''s~ @"s
Mn'stsM WsgsAagE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
Gran estab|ecimient tutugTd6co de R. Colorado

u'u' Observation-Disclosures 'o1o6'o'oo 10 III 0o'0'uoo
Ell meor esablecmiento foografco de las Antias Toda
clase de trabaos fotogacos los meores mateales
GrandeS talleres para la fabrication de peculas Cine
matogra6cas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos peliculas toda clase
de materaes accessories Cneaografos Vistas hJas
Posvos anuncos de toda clase de ndustras los
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes exisencas de fnos dorados coores
Por mo vapor han recbdo verdaderas precosdades
este
Esa la prmera 1nca one dedica fabrication
de peculas Cipematograca dara uy pronto las
primeras peculas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escriba pdendo nformes e contestant dandole cuan
tos detalles puedan nteresarle
DIRECTION: Apartado l84.-Teefono a.
TELEGRAPH cable:-Gol0rado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20
LITOGRAFIAD0 7 DH vEMTA I'm IL
BOletin MerCantil
sds A. Lynn Hsjos do Peres korSs
(Lihrs do Eastos d snvfo.)

ESCUDoS DE ~ RICU eoio~ss
CODIGU AASONlCO eooGea, wrande, 1. LILO
DIgCURSO MuuoaR orlaar
del 4.
'LLEvAME AL CINE MAMA srregada
MARIPOSA' nzalo
PALOMAS, eusna piano,
j. Ndnez. OSu
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL contornos, eoores, g. 0G0
GIROS FELICITACION Aho rs ejemplares
SORPnEsA Ola DE INOCI MES en- fanatic
sarta, ejenpar 20
TARJETAS ANO NUEvO propias
Unidos 10 eopias -
MAPAa LA IsIA, solora, IN pugadas e. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

CerYeza trru8inNa J fortdcante de Hartuns
(PAsTEURlsEE)
Cerveza ferruginosa V nutritiva
para perssnas aneas debtadas convalecientes
que crian al pecho etc. etc.
UCOS MP0RTADORES AGENTES PARA LA ISA De PTO RICO
CERECEDo HERMANos / Co. sUCEsoREs Ell CoLMADo
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

" Tia regresado de Naranjito. la distin-
gilida senorita Belen Vega, proiescra
graduada que ceunta con muchas simpa-
tiaS cn eSta ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

Sc rumora que consecuencia de las
denuncias presentadas contra el inspec-
tor de Obras Municipaaes hechas poa. Ell
alcalde de G1rayamaL la preseaAtada
por aquel contra el senior Amy el con-
tador, un fiscal especial ira dicho pue--
bio, para verificar una investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-20

Ha prOducido buen efecto en- Toa-Al-
ia, la aperture de la escuela de Agricul-
tura, que Sc hallaba hace tempo clau-
graduadas que cuenta con mlu.has sim
patlaS en- eSta ciudad.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
or GIRLS
RAO|ATES CHEER
Miss Adele Freeman. New Juvenile
Court Probation officer, Well
Equipped for Work.

\ strong. self reliant face. with
sparkling brown eyes and an ever
ready smile showing white teeth, is
the personality of Miss Adele Free
man. the Young woman recently ap-
pointed probation officer for girls. in
the juvenile court and who assumed
her official duties Dec |. Miss Free
man radiates good comradeship and
cheerfulnesS. and has quiet force
about her that cannot fail 10 win the
confidence of the hayward children
with whom she comes in contact,
1T is too early in the game for me
TO tell yOa Just what | am going TO do
In this work. besides il would sound
egotiatical.' said Miss Freeman as she
left the juvenile court room with sew
eral eases" on her memorandum
book II have number OF plans in
my head and will have TO try them all.
probably TO find the right one. !
would not like TO say that ! intended
doing su-and-so and then find that idea
would not do AT all and have TO take
Il all back. would spend most OF
my time contradicting myself All |
can say Is that | find the work fascin-
atinP: I am-intercsted I'm II heart and
soul and have faith that | can accom-
plish good results
At present. Miss Freeman Is doing
close personal work in the cases taken
up by her. going into the homes of the
girls and endeavoring to learn the en-
virUnment and the cause OF the way
wardncss Of the girl. With her CHEEKY
kind manner aud frank. hearty hand
clasp, and womanly sympathy that
rings true, she Is able TO CLEAN facts
when all the machinery OF the law
fails Miss Freeman taught school for
three years in her native city OF RAJ
reuna. Ohio, and IL WAS then she took
up the study OF child life seriously.
doing much volunteer work among
similar lines to her present official po-
sition I'm Detroit.
Detroit Is away behind other cities,
many Of them not half the size, in this
-it.vcnile court work, but there is one
thing greatly in her favor and that Is
Judge IIurlbut and the other officers or
the court. said Miss Freeman. She
paid Judge Iiurlbut the compliment OF
saving that IN considerable observa-
ton and experience With judges OF
juvenile courts in other cities. she had
seldom met one with such infinite pa
thence. sympathy and sense Of Justice
as Judge IIurlOut exercised In his
handling Of juvenile cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
THREATENS TO
SPREAD STRIKE


In the northwest dependent on ,he
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads for shipments.
Industrial paralysis exists in prac-
ticaly all Of these cities. In the twin
cities. Duluth and Superior IL is
estimated that more than 10000 men
besides the switchmen are idle as the
result Of the strike and IL. is expected
that this number will be- more than
doubled by tomorrow.
The railroad yards here are packed
With freight trains which cannot bo
moved and business mon report that
hardly any freight is being moved I'm
this vicinity. Commission men have
been hard hit and declare it is i'm.
possible for them To get supplies
enough for their customers. Should
the strike continue very long II is
feared the twin cities. as we'll as
Duluth and other northwest cities Will
face a food shortage
Reports from cities and towns all
along the lines of the northwest rail
roads Indicate that all branches ot
business have been affected and that
shops are being closed everywhere.
II Ia believed the Montana cities will
he most affected Coal for the smelt-
ers and ore from the mines are being
held up and unless they can be moved
IL Is believed these two big indus
tries will be paralyzcd Butte. which
depends entirely upon the mines and
shelters. would face serious situa-
ton IL the mines would close All
food stuffs are imported and the tying
ND % the railroads would produce an
actual famine The reports show that
from 10000 to $4,000 men have been
thrown out OF work in Montana cities.
The railroad managers still insist
however, they will break the strike.
General Manager Slade, of the North
ern Pacific. declares the situation has
improved and that his company will
be able to accept freight in less than
carload lots sometime today.
Chairman Knapp. Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. and Charles
y. Neil. United States Labor Com
missioner. who were called here in an
effort to prevent the strike have re
turned to Washington. The railway
managers charge President Hawley
OF the swtchmen with bad faith. de-
claring he Joined in telegram to
Knapp and Neil to act as medators
and then called the strike despite this.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
DIED.

HEyDLAUFF--pec. !. 1909. at resi-
dcnce Of her daughter, 81 Elizabeth
81, east. Mary a Heydlaun. aged 80
b Years. mother OF John B..,of Jackson.
Mich Andrew o. OF Lowell. Mich.
aud Mrs. George H. Dawson, OF De-
troit. Mich. lntcrment at Muir. Mich,
Friday noon.
WALTERS Mrs Christanna Katzen-
wadel Walters, Dec. !. 1899. AT her
late residence. Jj3 Fourtecnth-ave
aged - years beloved mother OF
Mrs. Charles Esterling. Mrs. Alfred
rIIaskett. and Rose. Berthas George,
William. Edward and Robert Wal
ters. Funeral notice later
W0DoI.AN,- MARY. beloved wife of DO
sephL Wodqlan at hcr residence. - !
Twenty ATHEIST: IN her nfiX-third
Mrs Frank Fryzek Joseph W. Anna,
Katherine. Millic aud Edward Wodo-
lam Burial saturday, llee-i At a;3O
D. M.
%. Mrs Louise Al bearing. mother
OF Hattie 4 and Anson &. bearing.
Of Detroit. and Mrs. Anna /. Weldon.
Of Hillsdalc. Mich. Funeral AZ Jones :
willie. Friday. Dec. 3. at = y. m.
IIANGLIN-Dcc. !. 1909 at her rest
dence. 537 SiXternth-st Mary. wild
ow' of the late T.. \. llanglin. and
mother Of T. llanglin and Mrs. +.
4. Burns Notice of funeral later
kIEEl,R- Nov. 30, 30 y: m. Alfred
X. at Grace hospital. Funeral Fri
dan AT F. - -. from residence. Crosse
Pointe. Burial and incarceration prl-
Nate.
LAWN Dec. !. 1909 John IL. aged
80 years. beloved husband OF Eva and
father OF Glen LAWN. at residence
S4S Nermont-ave. Notice OF funeral
later.
MOTT--GladNs. daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. William Mott. aged - years 6
months. Funeral from residence. 81
Fulton-st.. Friday at 2.30 p. m. OF
tawa and Montreal papers please
copy
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
HOUSE LOOTED;
WATTS FOR COP
}. R. Walker Reported Big Robbery
Tuesday, But Police Haven't
Come To Investigate

{. II. walker. OF the Venu apart
bnantsI No 1856 Cassave.. is one who
will welcome Police COMMISSIONS
Croul's Flying Squadron" with It's
motto: a policeman when you want
bin and where YOU want him
Mr. Walker has been waiting since
Tuesday morning for an answer 10
his call for policeman TO investigate
b big burglary in his apartment, $.
|lewelry and clothing 10 the value OF
f25O were taken. presumably 'ast
Sunday. and when Mr. and Mrs.
Walker returned. Tuesday, from a
bunting trip In the north, they found
everything IN their apartment turned
Opsy -turvy Great piles of household
goods lay on the floor in the middle
III the rooms. Investigation showed
kEat the plumber included Sl39 worth
pf stick pins. several gold bracelets,
pearl ring. pearl and turquoise
! ing. a gold horseshoe. all OF Mr.
Walkers dress shirts. neCktes, hand
hcrchiefs and hosiery. and revolver.
The sllverware had been locked in
b closet with heavy oakcn door aud
good strong lock. when Mr. md
Mrs walker went away. and the bur
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

glars had not attempted TO break the
door. Neighbors saw someone NOV
ing about I'm the apartment last Sun
day afternoon. but thought that Mr..
Walker had returned. and paid no at
tCLtion.
Mr. Walkers hrst action. as he
viewed the havoc, was To call for an
officer
Thursday morning. he declared that
nc was going 10 try again, 10 see II he
could get some kind of police officer
TO come 10 the house and investigate.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William Zlessa.-a63- BIoncLlc 81 years.
uraCmia.
Lawrence u Mason. go Brooklyn, 90
years, peritouitis
Harriet : nan. sandwich. ont. 50
Years. artcriO sclcrosis.
Mary \. Charlaud. igio Theodore. -
years. crysip'iaS.
pneumonia.
John Pfcirer. chicago H.. So years,
myo,drditis.
George T. snyder COZ Ferdinand. 81
years. peritouitIs
Albert Carmichael. ~ Mar bospi-
tai 80 years. clrrhosis OF liver
Elizabeth Euran. Graz" hospital. 80
years! internal h"morrhAEe
Lena Heunius. t>l Halle. ~ mouths,
pneumonia
William r. henderson sos NJ III
Holt, 80 years. u"puylt's
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
WILL TRY STOVAINE.
Prof. Thomas tennessee To Experiment
On Crippled Children.

NEW YORK, Dec. appropriations
were made at the hospital for up-
tured and crippled children here today
for the first experiments in America
with Stovaine, the new local anaesthe-
tic. whose discoVerer. Prof. Thomas
tennessee Is in America 10 demon
strate the value of the drug. Fifty
nf the little patients at the hospital,
suffering from vertebral diseases sup
posed to be incurable will be operated
upon under the influence of the new
anesthetic. and Dr. tennessee is sure
he will affect many cures. The oper'
ations will begin next Tuesday
Or. tennessee intends to remain in
America two months demonstrating
the value Of his discovery which h
SAYS he is advertising solely for the
good OF mankind lie will visit
Cleveland. Chicago, San Francisco
Montreal and Quebec.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
TO MAKE PALACE CARS HERE.
Believed 100000 Plan: May Be Es
tablished in Detroit

What is said To he the first step 20
ward the establishments Of $1,000
goo plant for the manufacture OF
palace ears IN Detroit will be the nj
ing Of articles of association in Lans
ing, Thursday. by the Pullman Palace
Car ca, ~ Chicago and Pullman. III,
Representatives Of the company are
now here from Chicago and it is IN
deistood that the company has recent-
N acquired considerable property
here. both i'm the vicinity OF its hold
ings near the Union depot and else
where.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George W. DE Wolf ~ Florence Il.
Charles " suda. 80; Rosa Eyer
mayer, FL
samuel II Davis, 20, Cora NJ Adam
son. 80.
Edison Oatman, % New Baltimore,
Grace Norris. -. Detroit.
Harry y Wilkins, 30, Chicago, Jes-
sic b Eva. 80. same.
Walter scott 80 Marion Kane, p.
Russell NJ W Huffman. Il, Caroline
NJ Plant. -.
Emil Brenneis, 33, Toledo Fenec''
Bailey. 81. same
Nelson H. Rasmussen, % Dcua y
Van SHAMROCK. -
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
SEARCH JUNGLE FOR GRAVE.
Rich Widow to Go to Venezuela
Seeking Sons Remains.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. Dec Mrs. A.
c. Milliken. widow of the millionaire
steel magnate, has started from here
for the heart OF the wilds OF Nene-
zuela in an effort 10 find the grave
Of her SON DR.. Joshua Rhodes Milli-
ken, graduate of the University OF
pennsylvania.
Dr. Mllken died Of the BLACK few
or" and was buried on April "a. 1908,
in the jungle through which an ex-
ploring expedition, with which he had
attached himself, was passing.
Mrs Mlliken's first stop will be at
Trinidad and then she will pass up
the Orinoco river into the interior or
Venezuela She will be the first
white woman ever TO make such n
trip If she succeeds in finding the
grave of her son she will arrange -
bring the body 10 Pottsville for burial.
South American laws will not permit
removal before 1918
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Joseph Krus go Riyard
lDr Henry Harrison. : - bak 'ahd.
George May. 80 Twelfth.
John CIrry. 30 Eng leWOod
Robert jacob % Tillman.
George Ctcuanski. l. Missouri.
Adam Wtsnicwsk 800 superior.
William pike, - Lincoln.
Gerhard Handloser, JS9 Nhcolock.
Frank Zimmerman '@l Twenty
'ourth.
John Simkins % White
Fred Toepel Jr.. - EllcrN
lanes Mccarthy. $50 Monroe
Charles Gcttings. 35t Congress
Sigurd Becker, 2Ni Boulevard.
Ralph Lennon, 2l9 Hibbard.
Emil Doudon, - Jay
BOYS
Mas Gottcsmau 414 Rivard
John Mcdonald. 6Ff Seven'"cnttl.
George Schuma ker. - High
Thomas Wells, 1880 Monroe.
joe Lane. 1170 Grand blvd.
Harold Folansbee. 500 Humboldt
liarr> Bennett 221 Woodward
william Rose. tG3 GIoin
Floyd Wertman. 365 sherman.
j Young. $50 John u
Charles Noftz. soc Mitchell.
John Tunesnn. g. Park
Robert Sutherland. 6S6 Campbell.
STANLEY Covitz 6S6 Wesson
John Schroeder 20 humboldt
Mrs Ashfal. e51 Twcnty-nrth
David Walker. $50 Baker
Raymond Crister. 200 sixth
John Presley. 81 Henry
Frank Shalor, 30 Lincoln
Walter Kron0wsky 66l Warren
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
netro,t United Interurban Lines.

p~troit United Intcrurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDs-
sos n. m. l2.Os y. IN. and '4.Os p. m.
Locals for Flint. a; IN. and every two
houA % y. IN. To oxford, Roches-
IL = m.
PoRT HURON LIMITEDs-7is5 a. m.
1915 a. m, 3.f5 y. m. 8 IS p. m: Satur-
ia a4.Ix-12-I5 -p--Il-,- SandAy s oaIy-li
.. n Locals for Port Huron hourly, 7
A IA TO y. IN. also y. IN. to Marins
city To Mt. Clemens. half-hourly.
$40 a m. TO ! y. IN. and hourly to ii
10 IN To Mt. Clemens via Shore Line.
hourly. 62S a IN. TO 1928 y. m. also II
y. m -
TOLEDO IINITEDs-s:20 a. m, fl:so
a M 22O and $40 y. m. Locals for
Toledo hourly, Csc a. m TO $50 ID m
also 9.S0 and IL y IN for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMIrEDs -1:t5 a. m
i2.45 and O. as y m Locals for Jack.
son IA. IN. and every Two hours to .
u m: for Ann Arbor. A. m and
hourly 10 IL p. IN, for Plymouth ana
Worthwhile. 8 80 n m. and hourly 20 1:3l
a m, also a. IN and IL y m. saline
cars for Ypsllanti
For Nyandotte and Trcnton-s 50 =
m and half-hOurly 20 : 10 p m. hourly
10 1883 D. IN. sundays. FIRST car Al
1908, with hqlt-hourly service daily
For RoynI oak. DirminE ham sri.
Pontiac--6 30 n. IN, then haif-hourly
until Z y m. then hourly 10 IL y IN
Extra service Sundays.
For Pennington. Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake and Pontine-e u m. and hourly
until IL u. m.