davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

Thee transfers were reported 20 The 80
Decsmbsr 8 BY me Purtawattamie County
abstract company az Council Bluf1si
-rn-sd T1ruerm ta Porcaval-amiH
ruuur- uzrr nee IVA -6& a o. d-s -
Harub Hanr- Eau ID For1awar-Imla
cuuurv uur- lgA Of 49, q e a. -
Erun 4 MrEane e. al 70 Eurrawarra-
ME -nrrrv. par us4 g-ss-a. q q q 81
UrfH u Euure TO E~urraWAEn1mle
ruuur-. uarr sTA III q A-i6-A. q g q %
Edward sr1iE-1E % F-urrawauzm1H
rrrurv. unr sTvi4 svI4 M-l6-4- q g a -
Han-~ Wf--a 10 Pafraznrtzmie a1uurr.
ur urBa Hv4 D-TE-L. q C A. IA
Himrr TawEsr to "Pur1awarramiH
cauur- uur- s-va swAa mi q G a. Is
Fra W LTera e Eat1
cu1ufv uErr uTvAa 5wa A-e4 g a ~
G q Usrrr1T and wife %
me cuuntT, part nwa nTA Us
q II Dur-uw and wife to AVA
ME county. part WA HwA G-f6-A
o. 0Eisr ana wife 70 Purtzvz1ramis
cuuurT uzrr E-rAD q c d---- =
John ANN and wife 20 -52 p l
born and Ora Q. Osborn. Iorz 4 e
and g. block r. IN Central mb tn
Council bluffs. q G d----------- 4
A A KIRK ana wife 10 Neils Johnson.
Iot 4 block s. in EuEheE & Duni-
phanis add 70 Council Bluffs, a. 70
Iowa T1wnnite IDS Co William
EITliun. was tHst ~ out lu1 2 Bent
ley. Ia. ~ -
r1r- p Cshurr and husband to Ora
@. Osborn. lots s and e. block -
Central s1b IN CauuCil Biuf1H. - a. %
Wr-F = T1rnefuu ana wife 20 Bernard
r. KILLER. part EwA EU-42 v d. AN
Agnss cW-H EnEis 20 ETsrst
claude Vest. Ion g block e Bush
nriTs add 20 Council Bluffs y d. =
g p -ar-v unmarried. 70 Plarn
Rohh. lot g BeufHuiu Fenrs West
End sun IN CuunuiI Bluffs, Md. =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
BEGINNING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %

was a metal hand ON which was inscribed
No. B% ami The year -1s9g" and the Let
1srs ID t. which doubtless represent the
owners name There was no message
with uhe bird % SNOW rom where IL had
been sent OF it's destination.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
z

aaa tns -suururiun Tor duinE arst class
adisa Tailoring and Fitting Yam can al
WAYS HlI alr Earmenrz BY uneir lines and
s-rle When vuu see tlcm II rney arr
uzdo uu ardar on ready 20 waGr ne guar
alucs lE SON -y as u give YOU the best
@L un-uu-dnte styles ar very u-aEsauEllu
1rc- Wa DO Il Enda az alterations Also
81 alrz
Open Evenings til III
g South Main Street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

permit the uakiuE TO Lincoln Of Albert
Oliver VINO Is there accused Of wife and
eamiiv deser1an. He ID IN custody AT In
diuuuia-
Two prisoners VINO a month ago broke
rnum the state n~efurmatury AZ
nave been caught IN st. LouiE- These ars
Id Kelly. serving time fur breaking and
suresing. rom Folk cnunrZ ANA Joe Dan
ieis. convicted az Eo1z City OF eunspiraeT
They sawed or the bars and disappsarad-
Papers were secured to-day 20 secure their
return.
Fire AT GaEsrnoE's Hame-
Governor Carroll arose early tuday %
make a special "Trip % Edura 70 visit the
state Industrial zchuoi. As ne returned
nr1m milking the cow ne d-iscuvereE a IRE
1ad broken ur in the Kitchen He
ur1muuv put x cut ard went On ms jour
nay
VIII DGHhHmd HEarsEmaL.
The members Of rtus Iowa W0rEmen
nave voted 20 dishanh the same and o.
VIII close bushes on Decsmner Il This
vas narmsriE the LnWa division or rha
hncseut Order Of United Wmkmen- 1ul
many years ago a diffsEsuua arose over
ne payment az dezrh losses In ule south
ana the Iowa ludEe seeded from the par
enr LodEs Ear a time b. prnspsned. and
alan a new ORGANIZATION wan affected az
Hliarrd with me nHr0nHI order ami tins
naa o-vsrshaduwsd the older secsdinE order
rhs IHtrsr has not made gains ana viii INV
quit business
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
TIDINEs. GENTLEMEN

al ny New GouzE11n. 1aEh 8nuta Ma1n.
ara uoH repaired % 40 GraC class rallur-
uE EEe Fuu ms best goods leEE sCriak.
BEST mlfa-4G 1ezr W-orLDauallu anu lhe
sL Uluaa Let me maEa T1u a. Eulr or
riurlas g ir dues nor prove zar.nrarru-
rs Tw suit
LuIzHgurd The Tailor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

TBS cuuau1 alutEa uf1ua az tnu
0maha Zee Ia & Is Erurt s1zs-
Huta phunaa A.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
BAyES DOING WELL
State Audir1r Ele4kIsY Hsporrs On
Their Cnndi1m
Eng INCREASE N DEPOSITS E0TED
QazErsriE sEzus Conferences undsE
Aaspf-ss Of BEARD al CsnrroI
Win Meet Nezr Week
ar Capitol
- ) - carrsspanaentl

NEEuim a Sill LAEINluAGlA
YES MONIES UeG Especial State
Auditor Elsakiey Friday gave uur a sIa-e-
maut ~ the conditions a. Iowa banks
under call OF November 3. asst the showing
made being Regarded an very fine since
august 70 the number az BANKS Increased
by ten. with EW added capital since
November 2 DG the number Of banks
and u1st composites Increased By forty
seven. The increase Of deposits since Au-
-nst 70 vas EwLE2 In thH yaar the
increase Of depuzits was EEL&AA ThH
EVsraEe reserve In AL Iowa banks under
the lHst czI wza - per cent The banks
nuid in addition % then capital stock 1f
over ELW01 q surplus on W7U 10 and
undivided profits OF Wg-1a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
-. -. -.

Al the quurrEriv state conference under
the auspices OF the Bnzrd az Cuurro- next
wees He pruEram Includes The Religious
SD OF Life In STATE Institutions bv
Chaplain Jesse Cole of the iowa Soldiers
nunae IN Efuc1uun OF the Delc hv
Florence W1lcuUssn OF Council Bluffs.
-VoIuurlrv Admissions r0 State Hospitals
~ Dr. McAIllHEr OF Chernkea The ztluy
az ElulnET by Dr. FedtEra OF Illinois
1nd The DU FlrminE Revolution. by
ora williams Iowa memher ud the szsCu-
dive cammifIee OF the Dry Farming cun-
mress
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

\ dt4ra hLllruAu commission spent the
day win n-eunsaeuraffves Of the eEurezs
companies uvtnE 10 nE un me express
mns m cream and milk III H eumuiained
t1Er A. ursssnt Wucra una eaTnpEuE o.
er4rss gver uso uifu4dN two lo14l rates
are snarg-d which ussulia IN q msn rate
m many zsaE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

- - . = - 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

10 WHOSE mernury the msmners OF tha ludEa
viii ply tribute. with dHrs AZ death:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

The 5uard OF directors has invited 2 z
Eastman Of Owauuuua- Mun 10 accept
INC position OF secretary here A East
man. wa stuuued over In Cuunui Huff
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
.'on 50 E-FARNs.
FARMS

I ANMo
1850.
20 ACRES-ls miles from detroit. =
room house. barn. other outbuildings;
price includes horses, COW. chick
.ns ana all tools and crops:
sow down '........-......... .S-,OOO
I427.
so ACRES-Clay loan; 40 acres inn
proved. 10 acres timber lo-room
house, cellar; barns. o2A42 and 22Nf2
chicken house. $500 down. So $50
1870 ACRES-On Harscn island: clay
and gravel loan; acres second
growth timber, acres OF orchard.
cherries pSars' psacaes and berries;
good wells go rods woven wire
fences, d-room house. barn. 30N;-0.
with wing leN22; COW stable: gran
any, 16N20 chicken house. corner 10
tholds 1000 bushels), hogpen. milk
horses. cows. calves, PIGS, chick
ems, bees. wagon. buggy, cultivator,
all tools and implements. Must be
closed out at once.
SO.
205 ACRES-Clay and gravel loan: 90
acres oak and hickory, acres fruit:
500 rods woven wire fences 3 wells:
12-room house with cellar: tenant
house OF Z rooms; morse barn. 36x62:
basement hay barn 3ex52; courthouse.
23x30. Price s35 an acre.
FARMS IN ALL PARTS OF MICH
IGAN AND AT ALL PRICES.
OFFICE open every saturday and
Monday until $3.50 p. IN.
Farm Headquarters"
CHAS. d. FISKE,
7l3-14-l5 Chamber OF Commerce
so ACRES. near Fenton. ...... "a. 500
120 acres, near Howell .......... 5000
96 acres. near Royal oak ...... $500
il acres. fruit, near Bancroft a.. $500
100 acres, near Chelsea ......... $500
80 acres, near Birmingham. 500. $500
Many Others.
w. w. BENNETT. 1903 MAJESTIC.
Chas. Hodge. Farm Man.
20 ACRES. so under cultivation. acres
timber; clay and sandy loan soil A.
room house with stone cellar. a snap
at only 81 $50; $3.50 down.
81 ACRES, x acre orchard; good
fences; S-room house with cellar;
30N40 barn, with lean-to on each
end; poultry house. tool house and
granary. only $4,000
We have the best houses and lots
at Royal Oak for sale Mr. Briggs.
resident agent, Will he on the ground
there sunday, Inquire OF him.
EYSTER & BRIGGS,
505-7 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Henry Afford. 81. Detroit.
Mary Mccarthy. 49, Springfield Mass
Iohy Galuscka, q; Adwiga Pastua,
Cashier Dudzinski. 80: Jose Husc-
Charles IL. Schultz. 40; May Brown.
Robert w Allen, 33. Delphos, o.;
Florence Clear, -. Lansing.
John X. Anderson, 6l Toledo, Laura
Stokes, so. Belleville.
Ira X. Perry, 20, Anna Eberle. &c.
VIM. .. Cooney, "a. Florence T.. Ra
Theodore Lang, 81; Anna Wagner, 10.
Joseph > Low, 26 Detroit Cora r..
Winston. 26. Saginaw.
clyde b. Hayes, 22; Lorraine NJ VIII
son 20
Thomas Pinson. %. wyandotte; Au-
rella +. Perry, 20 Ford city.
William Springtube, 80, Emma Mills.
Howard F. campble. "a; Marie A.
David St Elsie. Jr., "a, Kansas city.
Mo: Ethel Goodnaugh. 81. Detroit
clyde w. Winheid IS; Loretta c.
shurley Washington. 2l; Viola Scott,
Jacob Dortman. 30; Lizzie Eskowick.
william H. staugh. SO. Terre Haute.
Ind, Maggie Staugh, 81, same.
Bruce Randall. ~; Florence Rapp. Is.
Rufus ID. Thayer 40. Hattie V. Bren-
Henry b. Sweet, 25; Vivian Cater
John Bunson. "a; Lizzie Friedman. 10.
William Carter. 80: Rosaline Muel-
Ter 81.
George s. Mcdonald. 30; Florence
Leigh Garlick. 90 Maybele Rabidue.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

That's What Justice Loving Los
Angeles Official Found When. TO
Protect Poor. He Investigated
Causes for Repeating Full Weight
Bread Law.

Los Z ANGELES, Cal. July -
When after the administrative cody
~ community has, through the exer.
else OF It's governing powers.
placed bunch of gougers I'm "A position
To legally Nrest uneornrd pennies
from the poor. one man, armed vita
limited authority. steps IN. shows up
The gouging and starts things in fair
way toward stopping IL. such "A man Is
a mighty encouraging spectacle to
Justice-loving people who are look
ing on
5. w Green. OF Los Angeles, Is
such man. lie has Just finished pre-
senting the sort OF encouraging spec
'acle described Green ~ the city
sealer OF weighs and measures. Just
now he is a mighty popular man with
the folks who buy bread. and just as
nightly unpopular with the folks who
make and sell IT,
Ii was only Il few days ago that an
ordinance fixing the weight OF loaves
of bread AT 10 ounces was repealed
by the city council on representations
made by the bakers that they could
not continue their business probably
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
BELL-MAIN 1893.
H0ME--CITY 1855


Frank Lorkowski. 10 months, 1854
Russell, cholera infantum
Clara kusak. 5 months. 634 East
Hancock; endOcarditis
Florence Marie, months. lS7 Eliza
beth malnutrition.
Timothy Lane, So years ST Marv's
hospital, nephritis
Mary A. Schroeder. "A years, 400 East
Grand Boulevard. nephritis
Vincent T. Stappert, months. g55
Frederick, marasmus.
Angelina I.uelto, months. Children's
Free hospital. ileo colitis
Helen HermanOwsky, , ycnrs chill
dren's Free hospital, nephritis.
Emma Patterson, SO years. ST Mary's
hospital; exhaustion.
Carl Pick. % years. 500 Tillman; ac-
cidental burns.
James Benton. Il years. 1863 Trum-
bull; rheumatism
August Rienass. SO years 359 Antie-
tam, Eastritis.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
LATEST GRAFT EXPOSURE
AMUSES RUSSIAN PUBLIC
Biggest Slice Of $3,50o.0oo Plumber
From Central Asia Railway Deal
Goes to Engineers.

ST PETERSBURG. July s.-The
latest bit OF graft discovered in Rus
STA was in the building OF the new
Tashkent railway. a line to open up
Central Asia to Russian civilization.
Russia is so used to graft exposures
that the most fragrant case now
evokeS merely few smiles among
cafe 'frequenters and theater goers.
IL seems that the biggest slice Of
the 81. 5000 plunger this time went
TO sonie engineers. IL was their duty
TO supply some thousands OF truck
loads of cement, bricks, lime and such
material To the government, the real
builder OF the railroad
A government official was appointed
To count these loads and verify their
contents. When the engineers rolled
the trucks past him he counted them.
When the same trucks were rolled
back again before him he counted
them again. In this simple manner
he gave receipt for twice as many
loads as were delivered.
To perpetrate such n fraud IL was
necessary 20 let an army OF officials
into the scheme. Otherwise some dis
gruntled official would have spoiled
the game Something like $50 Off
Gals were mixed up in the mess. OF
course al were discharged-after they
had feathered their nests.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

sued a report on the crops and live
stock of Canada as reported at date
OF June l5.
In all parts OF Canada. farm opera
lions have been delayed this year.
The months OF April and May were
cold and wet and farmers only able
to get On TO land late and at inter
walls. Yet collectively the reports from
all the provinces are very satisfactory
grain crops and grasses are growing
thrifty. and. except In some localities
OF tho Maritime provinces. where the
rainfall has been lignt. there is prom
Use o: an excellent harvest.
Wheat the great staple crop Of the
country. has a reported area OF u
$50. 400 acres, which is 100000 acres
more than last year. Manitoba, Sas-
katchewan and Alberta show an area
Of 6,s7s,000 acres. being l,254,00 acres
more than last year.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

That was when Green got busy.
lie had the power 10 Investigate. So,
IN the interests OF those folks TO whom
the size and The price of loaf mean
much. he investigated.
He discovered taat the retail ven
doris OF bread in this city are making
s. per cent profit on practically every
loaf they sell
With ,his profit for the retailers
CT cen determined To find where there
vas any margin for the bakers. II
didn't take him long He began test
ing loayCs
In the first hundred Scent loaves he
weighed, he found that 40 weighed
only 10 ounces instead Of IS that IN
weighed as much as Il ounces. an /
that the balance Of the hundred weigh
I'd between 10 and IA ounces
He found that the same proportion
existed in the l0-cent lOaves, their
weight running from 20 l-2 10 %
ounces. instead OF 30 ounces.
Green discovered also that scent
leaves ~crc sold To retailers at from
- Ia 30 oaves for dollar and that
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
THIS is WHAT GREEN FOUND.

several OF the larger bakers sold SO
loayes for dollar
This meant that shortweight loaves
bought at the rate OF So for dollar
and sold TO the poor at the rate OF
cents each, brought ,he retailers
$50 or clear profit OF so per cent
and this after the baker had taken OUT
his profit
When Green had found what he was
searching for, he told the people ana
the city officials what he had found
ITO great majority OF the people In
our city the size OF loaf OF bread.
whether 10, II or Ia ounces, while a
tax upon them. makes but little differ
cnce in their food allowance, says
Green.
But even in this city. in a land OF
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
DIED

WOODWARD Mrs. Mary 5. BACK Ser
vices Thursday. July 3. at 2 o'clock
= m. Burial private. Please omit
flowers.
BANK-July 4, 1909. Rudolph. beloved
husband OF Barbara Bank, father OF
clifford. son OF Frederick and Louisa
Bank, brother OF Mrs. Henry Reck
ling. Mrs. August Fiaikowski and
Mrs. Frederick Webrock, aged "a
years. Funeral from residence. e4S
Twenty-thrd,st, Thursday. 100 p.
m. Emmanuel church. 2 p. IN.
CLARk--At 1913 Gratiot ave, July s.
Jonathan Clark. aged II years, be-
loved father OF Geo. A. and willard
Clark, Funeral Thursday at p. m.
from Marshalfs undertaking parlors.
CUMMING-w VIM. s A. beloved hus-
band Of Sarah Anne and father Of
Robert, Sarah, John and Mrs. Nicols.
aged "a years. Funeral from resi-
depce. 10S2 Farnsworth. Thursday,
GOLD NBOGEN--entered into rest on
July D. 1909 al his late residence, 43b
Eighteenth st, Charles. beloved hus-
band Of Anna GoldenboGcn and fath-
er OF Bernhardt. Ferdinand and Mrs.
VIM Burns. aged II years 9 months
and % days. Funeral Thursday at 2
y. m.
ROLAND Barney Roland. July s, be-
loved husband OF Julia Roland. nee
Vermeesch and father Of John.
Frank. Irene, Arthur, Bernard. VIII
Henry Roland Funeral Thursday
from residence. Mack and Moross
road. at $50. and st. Paurs church,
Crosse Pointe. at O. Member OF G NJ.
SIMPSON-July .. 1909. w IT, Simpson
beloved husband OF Mrs. Belle Simp-
son and father OF Mrs. James Durfee
and Charles and Grace simpson. Flu
neral from his late residence. 400
Magnolia St Thursday at 2 =. m.
Deceased was member OF Kennedy
tent 904. X. o. T NJ. NJ
zELDER-July s, 1909, August Zelder.
aged 81 years Funeral Thursday at
a. IN. from John Broders Sons un-
dertakIng establishment Interment
at WOodmere.
EBERLE-July 6. at his late residence,
1882 Congress-st. east, Joseph, Sr
aged SO years. beloved husband OF
Anna and father OF Albert Joseph Jr,
Mary and William Eberle. Notice OF
funeral later.
Johnston. father OF William. John
and Mrs. Margaret Patton, at 44g
Franklin-st. Notice or funeral later.
KEILY-July 6; 1909, at parents resi-
beloved son OF Robert and Alice
Kelly. aged II years. Funeral Fri
day from above residence at $40 and
at Holy Redeemer church at o
WfT.SON-July s. at residence, 224 La .
fayette- boul John DeWittc. beloved
son OF Mrs Emma Wilson and
brother OF Maud. Frank and Mrs
Frank G. Smith. Funeral from rest
dence Thursday. July s. at 400 y. m.
----- "
MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION. ,
per cent Interest certificate. good for
one cremation II. y. Kolb. Treas
md General Manager. 1876 T.. Boule
yard Phone Ridge SOS
mn w. tt:b--,iNLn.
ANY Young PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after complcttng
one OF our courses. Day and Night
classes all the year. our facilities
are positively unequaled ia Michigan.
Detroit Business University. lt-ai
WilcoN-st
A Shorthand taught in 80 days. Rapid
Shorthand Schools. 80 Broadway
, BUTCHER-Mcat cutter wanted. 69s
Hastings
GOOD steady man for porter work SO
Twelfth-st.
MEN learn barber trade. great demand
FOR BARRIERS. tuition and tools. 49,.
catalogue free. Michigan Barber Coli
q lege. 81 East Congress. Detroit
( PLAST ERERS wanted Fourteenth and
4 Milwaukee.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERUnDAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.


Detroit United Interurban Lines.
2. IN. and 4:l0 y. m. Locals for Flint,
Saturday afternoons and all Sundays
hourly. To oxford Rochester and
Romeo. a. m, and hourly to / p. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:45 a. m,
lo:4o a. m, 3:i5 y. M, GAS p. m, Satur-
II p. m. Locals for Port Huron hourly
a. m. TO p. m: also p. m to Ma
rine city. To Mt. Clemens, half hourly,
$50 a. IN. to : p. m. and hourly to II I,
2. m. To Mt Clemens via Short Line.
hourly. 6:2S n. m. to 3:2s p. M. also
y. m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s. 90 a. m. IL 20
a. m, 20 and $3.50 p. m Locals for
Toledo. hourly. $50 a. m. TO $3.50 D. m.
also $3.50 and IL p. m for Monroe.
JACKSON LINITEDS-7i5 a. m-
12:i5 and 3:45 =. m. Locals for jack
son, a. m and every two hours TO :
p. m: for Ann Arbor. a. m and
hourly TO IL p. m: Tor Plymouth and
Worthwhile, 80 a. m and hourly TO I so
y. m., also 8 a. III. and i / p. Saline
ears from Ypsilanti.
For Wyandoue and Trenton--5 80 .
m. and half hourly TO S:33 D. m. hour
~ to IL :33 y. m. Sundays. first car at
1903, with half hourly service daily.
For Royal Oak BirminS hmm and
Pontiac-G. 80 a M. then half hourly
until p. IN. then hourly until IL p. IN.
Extra service sundays.
For Pennington. Worthwhile Orchard
Lake aud Pontiac-6 "A. IN. and hourly
until II y. IN.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

plenty. there are. | dare say, $4,000
people to whom the size OF loaf oil
bread is a serious question and re-
duction in the size means a reduction
I'm the amount OF their daily susten'
ance.
These people-the c'ty's poor
they are Gods children and our breth
rem. and 10 them. If not to the more
prosperous, we owe a certain duty, IL
AFFORD them every possible protection. .
A new ordinance, even more rigid
than the one that was repealed, Is now
being demanded OF the city council as
result OF Gil Gems exposures. and with
the municipal recall law in good
working order II is a pretty safe pre-
diction that the ordinance will BE-
speedily forthcoming
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
personal.
TO RENT-i'iASOs.
PIANOS FOR RENT

special consideration on city rentals
during summer months 20 prevent
necessity Of renting To summer re-
sorts and public places. where we re-
fuse To rent them on account OF
dampncss and abuse. Automobi c
carriage. Expert men. Phone Main
2991.
LING PIANO HOUSE.
Al Gratiot-ave.. opposite Library.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Thomas Monks, 20 Wldman.
Israel Beaudoin, 613 Williams.
Frank koss. 1913 Chene
Andrew Buchanan, los Lawton.
William Cole. l246 Hancock.
julius Hitler Womans hospital.
Blaine Davidson, Woman's hospital.
John Jones, Woman's hospital
John Cross 3SS HUMBOLDT
Henry RAINBOW. $50 MCDougall.
Max puck. $50 humboldt
William kronberg, AIS Mitchell.
Herman Kowalski. 5s7 McDougal.
Carl Mcdonald. 43g Lafayette.
John Grundy. % Guilloz.
William Kuhn. 1853 Lyman.
Anthony Bauman. 9s4 Vinewood.
Ferdinand Kulkowsky. 81 Boone.
Richard !. Joy. 81 Woodward.
Morris Davidson. 3i5 Watson.
Alfred Dyer, 2793 Fort.
John Balut. 32l Garfield east.
Robert Crocker. SO Brandon.
Otto Panliner. SOS Watson.
GIRLS
Albert Woodsy. ls7 Elizabeth.
Charles KlOppschinski. 3 q. \. r
Michael Collins, $40 Monroe.
Frank Knoblock. 1884 -. Aubin.
Joseph Turant 269 Garfield.
Morris Addison. 334 Winder.
Frank Kowalska. $50 Theodore.
Michael Dypoel 9li Rivard.
Herman Cischke, 1918 Dubois.
Charles Mack 43s Monroe
William Kamcln. 104S T.ivernois.
Robert Kermode. $50 Solvay.
Harvey Miller, 200 Troquois.
Albert Bissa, 961 Theodore.
Patrick Collins, 624 Tnlman.
william Schurig, IS Wolf
Monterono Filippio. f6S Monroe
Roger. DiMaggion. les Monroe
John Manning. 1873 Crosley.
Walter Yerrick 73t Ferdinand.
Edward Mahon. $50 Annexation.
Geo. Mans. 1905 Hancock
Louis Culcuru. as Townsend
Iguatia NosCh 1907 McDouEall.
TWINS
Prosper White. Wuman's hospital
win girls
Henry frost % Bacon. girl and boy
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
l.4OO 900 ACRES ADDED
TO CANADA'S WHEAT AREA

Although Early Operations Were De
layed, the Promises Are for
Good Harvest
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For CLEVELAND. PIrTsBURG and all
points south and east. Leave DAILY 1893
M Fare to Cleveland 81: Pittsburr
NS Berthe. u and 81 60 Room u1
DAY TRIPS TO sLEV Ella Nd every Sum
day Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and
saturday, 80 a. m. Fare 81 10. For
MACkINAC. Alpsna and way Ports
Mondays and Saturdays s .. m: Wed
nesdsys and Frtdays, $50 .. m. For BUF-
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS. New York City
and the East leave week days o. M
sundays. y. m. Week End Excursions
70 Cleveland. Buffalo and Niagara Fails
every saturday. Saginaw Bay City Divi-
sion steamer leaves (Randolph street dock).
TUESDAYS and Fridays 10 a m
sPECIAL STEAMER TO MACKINAO
AND ST. 1GNACE Mondays and Thurs
dsys, $50 a. m. To GOODRICH THURS
DAYS. 80 IN
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DAILY DEATH LIST.

Archibald Cunningham, 81 years. 900
Vermont. myetitis
James T Little. IS years. 1861 Beau
blen, fracture OF skull.
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FLEES TO GREECE.
Mike Stsmos, Accused Of Killing De-
troiter, Jumps Bond.

FLINT, Mich, Dec. S.-Mikc
Stamos, the Greek vender, failed to
appear when his case was called in
fhe circuit court yesterday. He Is
charged with killing Frank i. LIND,
n Detroit painter, last Angus. 1t rs
said he has jumped his bail and gone
back TO Greece.
Mike gave bail after his capture at
Bay City following the crime. The
amount was placed at $500 and later
was lowered to 500. "Oh, he'll show
I'D. all right" said Mikes friends.
Mike, he no max da getaway. YOU
call It." sagely observed his brother
Nick, arrested after the same shoot
ing. charged with assault with inten,
10 do great bodily harm. Mike, he
be here to standa trial" said Nick. But
Mike didn't stay.
Nick, too. had ducked. No one
knows Just where. but perhaps some
OF tho boys at Bay City know, or the
Greeks I'm Detroit.
mo, no tell where Mike and Nick
60" says the Greek at the shine stand
where the brothers used To hang out.
Mike he leavea da town. say he com
ma back. but no do. Nick he 'fraij
to stay with Mike gone"