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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Wichacl Gu6ahp bbb.

g5icboel Guoabp, @run0Iaggeren
al og Erelioe1tt for set itore Slag,
terfirma al lamme geopr, er ofgaaet
pe0 9p0en @bicogo efter rogle
Cages Spgbom af 2ungebet9noeIie.
@uoabp par Srlenoer af GeoIel og
fom Der til 2n1roet / 8 Mars Ml0e-
rem. Is slar ganmel fit ban ST.
beioe ct SIngteri / Deilmaufee og
orbeibeoe Jig burtigt frenr til meget
onlparsiuloe stillinger i De itore
&is0firmaer, i11otil ban / 1910 lan1=
MEN n1eb fine 8rsore itarte6e Set
itore Slogterfirrna, ser bor @ran,
cber / flere af 9lmerifas Storbper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Chippewa Snbianerne bolSer Mebi=
cfn6anS.

S oe liolte 2 Tiger bor Gbippetpa
Stammen set norolige Minnelota
afbolbt beres aarlige Meoicinoans
pe0 Mille 2acs, og mango af ONT
egnens Settlere og e16el &urilt tier
bar operperet @6iti6eligbe6en ser
fan6t @te6 pe6 8inelan6, paa Se.
ems peitltge 8reo. Mebicin0anle,n er
en- 5lags bennnrelig &itus, ,bbis egen-
lige 8etp0ning ingen bpi6 Ma1r6 no=
genli116e bar lert, nte1t beo BEN inb-
bies Sc unge N1enb / 5tar1rl11en /
oenneS @e1nmeligbe0er. Mange bbi.
Be 01eno bar beltaget / 0anlen eff
ter SS1robp0elle af Sc rp0e, men 0en
egenltge Slt6pielie faar 6e al6rig
9el /. .stann1ne,1s 100 @ar gu11Ie
SpDbing Dar for lpag til at belta=
&c pg reprelenterebes reo en- geepg.
Squatp6unlen blep u6elQ0t Bette
-slor, til itor sgrgrelie for en- ITO
slar gammel Squatp, ser bab6e
traaot SEN bpert slor ii0e1r FUN blep
pofsen. @bippepaerne pe6 Wiill
2acs oil fife forlaoe ggnel1, lfjgnt
Sc alle bar elllotntents paa @bite
gartb &elerpotiuner, og oe boer
.alle' pua 2an6, Ser :tilbprer anore,
ip1n Sc opgiper, naar Gierne bill tage
set / grug. Sc er frebeIige og ol11-
gengelige, og mango al Sem er me-
get belItaae,r6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Mpttcri paa cen braiilianife Tlaaoc-

|Siolte llge uobrpo Ser ct W1ptte~
RI paa nogle braiilianlfe &rigslfibe,
Der bar opanfreoe Nio SSoneiro$
9npn. Set begpnOte paa Yanierlfi-
bet rMinas @araes" og ipre6te fig
til 8 andre &rigslfibe. geogle 0i-
ficerer blep orebte, og efter at @ti-
bene bap0e lettet Anfer og ieilct
runot @aonen meo set reoe 0p-
rersflog Suppen, aabneoe oe $50,
fprlt poo Jpltningen peo &apneino~
lsbet, oerefter paa felbe 8pen. g3o-
gen iterre Sfu6e ipnes lite at bore
fleet. Mptteriet bap6e ingen lonr
belit politiff 8etponing, ioet Monb-
fdbet fun forlangte 2ettelIer / gr>
beioet, iom 6e mente por for baar6t
paa @run5 af for imoa 8eiptninger
poa Sfibene. 9isie &rab blep fo-
relogt Earlumentet, ser bapbe fenbt
en- Earlamenter for at forbanole
meb 6et Ser blep itrafs foretaqet
Ell Bebanoling at Sagen Barla-
mentet, og Man6ifabets arap bleu
bebilge6e, men innens par Gfibene
gaaet uo of 9upnen og u6 paa.
aabent 9ap UNDER &ornan6o uf e1E
at Mmoifabet balgt Jsrer af sc,
meniges &effer. @an uofsrte fit:
Snero meo ltor 9pgtigbeo, og Der
opretbo[otes un6er &epolten en- goo
0icipGn paa 5fibene. Otter at sSlaa-
oen por pen0t tilbage til Sapnen,
blep oen al Harlamel1tet pe6togne al
!ninoelige Mmneiti for Deltagerne +
0'ptteriet lamt Snorgrnmell len af
Wonofabets @roo me6oelt Bette.
bporpaa Mptteriflaget blep ltrgqet.
og npe Offieerer ienot omboro. De
blep n1ootagne af Manofabet meo
ollie Segn paa Ngtelle og 2p0ighe6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
ErciiDentens yuoifab.

&reii6ent Soft ber iibite og benz
ne uge peret iprigt beifipftiget meb
lit @u01fab til &ongresien, Der MI
foreligger fer0igt. S cette bar bm
ret omfatten0e belfiRftiget Jig me
&ananta @analen, iom ban nplig
bar belegt, og tne0 forifiellige 2op-
forilag, iom freezer giebGiffeIig Be.
banbling al @ongresie11. @nbperGan-
fe ON en- gfstralmnltng efter 6eu
reaul9re forte Samling er MI opgi.
ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Observation-Disclosures nGite Speafer.

Ee9rGlentanfDmlets nG1te Speafer.
Mislouri &pngresr1anben @ban1p
Glarf, 3eu1ofrat, til uben 5pipl blt-
be Speafer / Sen nelte &ongres.
Set rneO0eles, at 116 benofratiife
&ongresmRn6 bar iorpligtet Jig til
at ltenrne for bam, og oa 0e,nn=
fraterne teller 227 Ster1t1ner SUI
Jet, pil altloa III Sten1n1er / Gau=
Gus p9re nof til at beltenune et1&nn=
oiOot 9pem Ser bliper 2e6er for
0e1t republifanlfe W}iauoritet er
en0nu fife afgiort. Speafer Gon=
non o1tages at p9re Sen n9r=
melte BERTH, men Du ct 6ler-
tai paa 1853 g3epublifonere, palg=
te til SEN nplte &ongres, baDoe for
pGgtet Jig til at iten1me imoo bam
lom Speafer, ntene5 Set, at Bette bil
ftnbe ianme 91perbelle paa
SpGrgsmaalet ON Minoritetsle6er.
Mulig bill Galget fon1nre til at itaa
melle1n @alter S. Sn1itb al Sopa
eller Nicbolas 2ongmortb, &oo1e-
belts Spigerlpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
30. AARGANG.
4aar1t fra &kJnlnhntg.

Nerbeoen af oisle 8Der, fom ~ Her
at inbbpoe Sr. @fiol6borg til at
boloe Goreorag, heber man teIe-
gr fl t unoerrette Meo. 8
9. StronopoIo, uNorolDiet", 562
sltlontic Sire, grooflpn, g. g., ber-
ON. gfter SEN 10. Oecember Tan
ingen Sn0bpOeller n1o6tages fra
@isconiin og Minneiotn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Grant fpr alminSelig @rrmepligt

Generalnalor IreDer1cf Gent
@rartt, &omun0ant al set sltlige
Iepartement, bar u0talt Jig 6absr
at Sn0fprelie al aln1in0elig gprne.
pGigt ber / 2anOet. @nbpcr pauben-
fpr 4fun0 6sr efter bans Meni1tg
gipes ell nilit9r l1bbonnelIe. 3ette
pel1ter ban life opnaaet for mango
8e11erationer, men set pil efter
buns Me11tng fom!ne.- st Sfriot /
Sen 9}etning pil Set pere at forpge
9erens Monbtalsliiter til 25O,OOO.
meben5 Sen nl1perenoe outboriiere.
6e Stprfe fun er 100000 Mono,
og Ser er fun $4,000 Muno Sic.
neite Supbe man en- Scr poo
250,000 Wlanb, mener @enerolen,
at man dn6en fan Iar bilbe 5abe
omtr. 1 MiIIion Me1r6 / cipiIe Gtil-
linger, Ser bar i11ospeoe / Booben.
brug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
9bioc-3efprben.

slpiatiteren S. slr1nitrong 2rcgel
nuoeoe liolte Sorsbag peo Hbilaoel
pbia Sen itprlte Ssioe Ser biotil er
opnaoet mes en- 6lppemolfine, ioet
ban me0 lit Wfonoplan lteg til en- al
Ell 9siOenruuler ongrpet @eioe al
1910 500 oper @apet. Mulig bar
ban peret enonu bpiere, men Mtaa
Ieapparatet 1toppebe peb Bette 5al
Sun isgte forgieoess at tpinge Wfo.
noplal1et bpiere. 9un lan0eoe ON
trent 90 Wlile 9eorb for Spltig.
ning5ite0et, og set regnes, at ban,
9ei0ebuen meoregnet, bap0e tilba
gelugt n1inoit 80 Wlile.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

Nn CT set sioen, at Sc bgr tegne
Gem for ct Mbonnelnent paa Bette
:9lao. Meo fine paali6elige Otter
retninger og lit u0palgte 2eieitoi oil
oct blipe Gem en- fiprfommen @ipit
fra l1ge i'll nqe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Tsrbnuosieuat,r xelions &sser

Mrs. sSngeborg Nelion, UorbunOs
fenotor &nute gtelions Mooer, er q
goaet peb 9soen / 9eerfielO> @is.
Ntan0og Morgen, SO Aar 81. Sat
iigeliesoogen bapoe bun beltogct en-
Gouilieiammenfom1t, peo bpilfen
belle ben0es Sanilie par tilIteoe.
&un tom fra Norge t849 og bar
beet / GeerfieIo iiben 1858. 8eo
benbes Gsosleie oor benoes 3 scn-
ner, 2 Ssnnelsnner % 2 5snneisns
Senner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Antrrtka.
Cplpsninssiag imob Smffcrtrmjteu.

&e9jeringen bar Manoags lpil=
let lit lenge pe1tteoe Srun1ffort uo
ino0 slmerican Sugur &efinin9
So, beolt fienbt UNDER 9eopnet Gut
tertr1r1ten, ioet Sen reD 9iltriftsab=
uofat 9enrp u. @ile II. g. Cir
cult Court for Ser ipOlige Giltrift
at Seem g)orf bar inbgipet @etition
oll1, at &orpprationen lom en- l1lor-
Zig &o:ubination bliper opmt til
Oplesning. Dette Ssgsmaol pe,1tes
at bliDe ct al oe pigtigite og met
ifiebnelpangre, Ser bliber at be-
ba11ole unSer Sbermans 9lnti 5r1,it
2op, og neutrality-suspicious. 9Seti=
ton, Der itrpffer Jig oper bele 221
trpfte Sioer, inoebol0er be iforpelte
Ingreb pau Suffertrl,l ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

ellie aiie: rMo'r, Grit faz
ltaa paa Soneoet. Mlaa leg ogiao
Itaa paa 9obe6et?"
@}ooeren: r@ei, 2iie, Set paslez
Jig lite for en- lille Bige."
sille 2iie (meo ct SuD: rsa, iaL
laa benter leg, til leg bliper itor.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
fra ]1(srieo.

S slutninsen al lioItc llge iac
Oct no til, at Oct par lpttc0es Yre.
li6ent 3ias al Yer1ico at faa iulo.
itenoig 8ugt n,eo Den Spltano, Der
por bruot lss Merico. Sc We6se-
lelier, ser miot i ugen tom ON, at
belle oen lp0liee Del al Mepublifen
bar fl.lot Oprsr og felt aflfaaret
fra @ooeoitaoen pasIe6e life meo
Birfeligbeoen. spten at Ser enonu
berlfer en- polblom @iering bele
2anoet er Ser i,1gen Gpipl onu, oe
naor oet I'LL nernrelt lcr uo til, at
Sen er opn1pet, lua ter octtc life
pe1tte5 at pure mere ello iorelp6igt.
pg foroi Ser bar n1nnglet Organic.
tton blanot 9tebeilerne. Trancisco
Weo6ero, Ser oor 9feisningens egen.
lige 2eoer, efter at SEN tioligere S.
rer for Oppolitionen, General Repes,
bapoe nagtet at gipe Sen lin peroi.
fuloe 5tptte og iorblep / i'm milite-
re Heglerings5 5Wftslion europa,
iiges at pere mere parmblooig END
egenlig flog, og ban bar 90 oeloo
tilipnela0enOe ollere0e facet nof af
&ene, JONI er foregooet / ben
nor0lige og noroueltlige Gel al Ste.
publifea, og bar trutfet Jig tilbage
/ Sifferbe0. &egieringen bar be.
ilaglagt bun5 @ie1roomme Merico,
ct Sfri0t, Ser BOG f1n faor iaare
lioet at lige, i6et bo1l pro for1na
bar ouer0raget Stsriteoelen al Dem
til amerifanite 8oreere, bborpeo De
bliper l1rerlige. @por Wfabero op-
bolber Jig for Sioen pioes life meb
Sifferbe6, me1t set antages, at ban
enten er paa amcrtfanif Sibe af
@renolelinien eller paa ct iiffert
Steo biniioes @rpnOlen. ut BON
er oe1, Ser bar 3raaben / $enbe
bbao Dpitanben angonr er Der ingen
Spinl ont, og bliper ban iiton6 til at
forlpne fine 9ilb911gere neb De for.
neone &oaben % Gp6emibler, bil
man piit11of i11ben lang Sio otter
bgre ON nDe uroligbeoer.
Asreii1ent Dia5 bar ienot ct Seem
Dorf Dagblnn ct Telegram bbiltet
ban tillegger Mn6ero Sfploen for
Opitnltoenz men bepoer, at benne
fun er n1erfet meget prebte So.
fnliteter % ingen 2anosaffpre er.
Maoero's Waal, Tiger ban, er at
opnoa t5tillingen iom %reiibe11t peo
8aubennagt, oa Golget life bar
funnet ifnffe baln Sen. Ser bor
prret l(roligbeoer Huebla, @omea
8ulacio, Harral og @ui0o6 @uerre.
TO, l11en ellers tnger1 anbre Gteber.
% operalt ct Sc un0ertrptte. 8e.
folfningen elifer 6reo og pil lite
luOe Jig lotfe til 9feoolution, og 2an.
6et5 6orretningsfolf bnifer life &e-
gieringen D}el1bs @pnoer, Ser al.
alierer Jig meo 5ooialiiter n1eo anor.
fiitilfe Senoeuer. l16lenoinge, iom
opbol6er Jig 2anbet, er ful6fom.
men itfre, % ,tnar Der / Hresicn er
fortnlt set moo iotte, er bette en- belt
grun6lbs 8oa1tan6.
Stbite 5bnbag bar Der ct ret Bio.
bigt Su1nrnenitb6 uellem &ebeller
og &egieringstropper nogle Mil.
8eit for Bpen @bibuabuo, $ope6ito.
6en Brobinien at lan1me Napn.
observation-disclosures bar lenbt 1t)
for at fao aobnet en sssernbaneIinie
fra @bibuabuu MOB Norbueit, ber
bar beret iperret af @ebellerne. og
|bur u1p6er 2ontonbo al General go.
barro. Sc fal6t ct Bagbolo al
&ebeller, % Ser opftob en- beftig
4mnp, Ser bnrebe ca. 3 Gimer. Is
&ebeIler iige: at bore faI6ne og
mango iaare0e, meoens &egierings.
tropperne i11tet ngpneberbigt Eaf
les.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

ionr Barn fra 0en 6lenllige Stronl
ioa langt, iao langt oper Souet
moo OrB1nmenes @pentprlano.
Nu 6ar' mig sltlantens Bslge
ioo oioe fra &plt og til &plt :
melfs brule11be Ssen ifummer,
/ min Siel b1i'r ser ltille og tplt
Sbi ieg er Ell 9illen=8ringer
fra 9irrte til @i9rte 2en,
ieg berer 10 9uo ira MoOer
til benoes Cater og sen, =
og set er ioa fin en- Yerle,
laa rem og laa iinloe11 Ell Sfat,
at tien0e SEN maa pogtes
og pnrncs peo 1og og peo Scat.
Seq biller fra Spllan05 Sitter,
bpor Sfl1n1itriber fraaoenOe gao,
ira Sen loffenoe, lyle StranObreo
meO 6ilferboaoene poa.
Seq bilier fra Stranoe115 Stenc,
fra @aDe0pbet5 tang=omfle Buno
og olle Sc bpi0e Moager,
Ser fipOe paa g9lt og poo Suno.
Seq biller fra rp0e Sage
meo Col oper 8ornbon1mlens 9p,
fra Snpgernes &rinfelfroge
og &aarne1re beit imoo Sfp,
fra 2anosbDens ltebe @o6e
mes 9igernes bulfeoe @egn.
ieg bringer laa porm en- @illen
fra 9arnoommen5 iolgplbne @gl.
lee, bit ober &ugen 2Rrfen
Ger iDnger bort @ierte iaa ner,
ie, Storfen paa Taget iponfer,
og Gi6en, Ser flaffer Seer,
og Eiger1 ser &oe,t mailer,
og &orlen, Ser oriper lit 5pono.
oe ienber Dig alle en- &ilien
og 8ub fra oct golnle 2on0.
Get iuffer poo pil0e @e0e>
bpor &ebling og 8laaberret gro'r
set butter fra guile 8lomltre
I @ngen, bpor Moen Jig inor,
6et bpi1fer Danmarfs Sfope -
Sit Nupn me0 iaa pm en- &slt:
Mn> btls bant, bbor ban banter.
Dem ollie l. 8elt og 9ft.
Sg Jig fra bans go1nle Mooer,
bpis &iRrte Taar enonu ungt,
bDore1to ban / 8er0en fpr6es,
ON let 6et gaar eIler tungt:
Spao 5gnnen bar p9ret og epnet
og elifet og birfet til @apn,
oct iamIes tilli6it @lanien,
Ser ltraaler ON Mo6erens Nopn.
Sob an g tiol0 b r g
(Smborb / e. S. Sietgen",
1900 Mile 8elt for Sfotlnnb).
Gorfotteren, Sr. Sobon 5fiol1
) borg og 6r11e anfom til Seem gor
Tirs6ag Sen 90. gfopember me
Ganrpifibet rG. S. Gietgen".
Sioite Grebag Mften (oen %
Non.) tolte ben bonlfe Gorfatter 10
fgrite @ang i Mmerito, i6et ia
bol6t ct Goreorag / Ebe Asiemblt
8rooflpn, bpor en- flor og meget II
prpientmip 5oriamltng bapbe in>
fmoet Jig. ST. Sfiol0borg talte or
Mrbeibets Rerionligbe6s 0
BET lDffe6es bam1 2ebet al en- &
mestib at gipe fine Gilbsrere e
oberoroentlig aan6fuIo oe fengz
lenoe 6remitilling al ct / og for il
banifeligt @mne, ser i1niolerti6 Bic
bebonolet poa en- iaa populer o
letfattelig Maa6e, at olle tunbe fgl
ge bans u0bifling. @fter Gore0re
gets Slutl1ing rei1te @eneralfonil
Clan Jig og ba6@r. @fiol6borg moi
tage Soriam1ingens Sat for be
ualn1in0elig i11tereslonte glften.
! Manoog Sen 26. g3openber reif1
@r. og 6ru Sfiol0borg til gbicagl
bpor Ser fbrit / 9ece11tber bill blir
arrangeret nogle GSoreoragsaftene
9erefter gaar &eilen ianoipnIigpi
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BUTCHER ASKS WARRANT.
Says Ghetto Mob Dumped His Meat
Into Street.

The kosher meat troubles almost
found their way into police court
Thursday morning, when Benjamin
Kukovski, a butcher with place of
business at No. Sc Catherine-st., APP
piled to Police Justice Jeffries for a
warrant. charging some of the rioters
with destroying his meat.
This butcher was quietly delivering
meat about o'clock Thursday morn
ing, when he was caught by crowd
OF angry men and women and his meat
was dumped unceremoniously into the
street. The butcher claims that $24
worth of good kosher meat was de-
stroyed
why don't you wash 1t on" asked
the Judge.
IT'S no good anymore" replied the
butcher. at has come into contact
with mud and IL can't be used
Police Justice Jeffries was undecid-
ed upon what basis a warrant could
be issued and he referred the COM
plant to Prosecuting Attorney Van
Zile. The prosecutor decided that ma
licious injury to property would cover
the ground
Meanwhile a number OF the boycott
ters told Justice Jeffries that the
whole trouble would probably be set
tied by Friday night. II warrant
were issued II would only serve to stir
up all the bitterness and illfeeling
again. they explained. Justice Jeffries
decided to hold the matter In abey-
ance until Friday.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
VOTES FOR WOMEN
MAY BE LIVE ISSUE



reports will there be great deal of
interest In the proceedings. The re-
ports read by the chief officers OF both
organizations show excellent financial
standing and growth during the past
year.
1t is understood that there are
some matters Of discipline to come up
during the engineers meeting, but
these. II Is said, are not OF particu-
larry serious nature.
Grand President Murdoch, OF the
Auxiliary. has appointed her commit
tees flor the convention. Only the
heads OF committees are given below
except In the case of the auditing
committee which Is composed OF the
Fiee-pFesideRts. The ehaiFmen fol-
low:
Credentials, Mrs. 4. e. Merrill;
Auditing. Mrs. j. F. Cook, Mrs. J. M.
Morris, Mrs. W. ID. GLAND. Mrs. J. r.
Crittenden; Salaries and expenses.
Mrs. T.. Hinchcliff; Bylaws, Mrs. c..
W. Frisbie; Grievances. Mrs. A. W..
Clements: Charities. Mrs. G. E. Mil
Ter: Relief. Mrs. Ed. Button; Greet
ings to the B. of l.. e.. Mrs. Grace
Andrews; Memorial services. Mrs. ].
r Fouhead; Secret work. Mrs. E.
Flagg; Membership. Mrs. E. Fl. Tur-
ner.
Thursday evening II Is the turn of
: the ladies' Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers to hold
their reception in the Wayne Gardens.
Z A ball will follow. Wednesday evening
was devoted to the Brotherhood re-
ception and the big auditorium was
crowded for the occasion. Mayor
Breitmeyer welcomed the delegates
and incidentally remarked that he be-
iieved In tho influence OF women in
politics.
Grand Chief Engineer w. s. Stone
made his declaration stronger than
the mayor by saying that he believes
women should have the ballot Many OF
our labor troubles must be adjusted by
legislation. he said. and one function
Of his order would be to teach its
members to vote intelligently for men
rather than for parties. He reviewed
the history OF the order from the
time the frst meeting was held In
Detroit with IL engineers present.
The B. OF l.. <. now contains in its
membership 80 per cent OF the en-
gineers OF the country and has a big
insurance adjunct which furnishes in
surance at cost. The Auxiliary also
has an insurance feature and Is now
completing a home for members.
Mrs. Laura Murdoch. president of the
Auxiliary. was one of the speakers OF
the evening. Abner E. Larned spoke
In behalf nf the Board Of Commerce.
The Y. M. c. A. has offered mem.
bership privileges 20 the engineers
during their STAY I'm the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
E. D. WOOD SUES FOR WAGES.
Brings Action Against Railway Which
Accused Him Of Theft.

Edwin ID. Wood. OF Plymouth, who
was twice tried on the charge OF en-
fbezzling from the Pere Marquette
railway, while he was agent for the
company In Plymouth, appeared as
plaintiff In a suit against the company
In Judge Murfin's court, Thursday, in
which he sues for wages.
Wood testified that after his arrest
the company sent for him and prom
Used to let the charge drop II he would
go to Flint and untangle the affairs
Of the Office there, I'm return for which
he was to be given a steady job at his
old salary. He worked In Flint six
days, got the Office to going nicely. he
says. and was fired" without pay.
He sues for six days there, and for
26 days following his arrest on the
first charge.
The company puts in as an Offset
the amount which It charged Wood
with embezzling. II claims IL never
received the money, and II Wood did
rot get II, II was his carelessness that
caused the company 10 lose.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Oils--Raw linseed. see: boiled ln-
seed. sic; Diamond headlight kerosene.
eMc: Perfection, l0c; Eocene. lte'
crown gasoline. lac per gal; turpen-
tine ir barrel lots. sslse per gaL
Provisions--Mess pork. t26i Ian.
ny. ssT5Oggs5O. medium, clear. t9SY
as. smoked hams. iTh Qlsc; dry, SAT-
ed srishets, 15hc; shoulders ittsS'
picnic hams. l3Iac; bacon. lS92Oc: laru:
In tierces, lac: kettle rendered lac
susar-Ths retail price list for De;
uoIt. Delray. Crosse ;'ointe, Highland
park NoFS6 De..Ot and i Riysr s eTS.ssi
SfsSi. Gu, loaf, ,S5o: CUBES, ; sac
dered. y6l0: granulated. extra coarse,
$3.50. do. hne In bulk. $40; DO. I'D
cartons, IS. 90; do, 2-lb cottons. 10; DO
s:iS cottons. $3.50; do. iO;!e s sotSonsdi
t5.s5; do. 25-lb eottons. 50! diamond
A, $3.50; confectioners' a. 1852; 10 l.
1855: No. NO. s. sssS: No. &. ss:sS; No: I,
$5.t5; No. s. $40; No, 3. $3.50: 10 A.
is. s5.iS; No. IL, sSl5: No, 10. sails;
powdered. lib cartons. As TO case, tSes
per case: household powdered, bib car
ton. Is to case. S6.4O per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CLAWS DEFENSE
SCORES POINT
Attorney General Admits His Letter
Was Written After Taft Had
Exonerated Ballinger.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Attorney'
General wickersham, in a letter read
from the witness stand today by Sec
rotary Ballinger, admitted that his
"summary" OF the CLAWS charges
upon which II had been supposed
President Taft based his decision.
was written after Taft's letter and
was ante-dated.
The letter was In answer TO a call
upon the department OF justice Tor all
the papers used in the preparation OF
the summary" In part, Wicker
sham said:
This summary was necessarily
made up afterward and properly bears
the date OF the day when the matter
In question was presented to The
president
"There Is no mystery about the mat-
ter and nothing which may not be
fully stated. but due regard Tor the
constitutional authority OF the eXecu'
tive forbids that the action OF the
president and his advisers shall be
called into question by coordinate
branch of the government"
wickersham said that the summary
was merely formal compilation OF
data which he submitted TO The
president on Sept. IL, so that In 'act,
he said. the ante-dating was imna-
terial
Brandeis today made the assertion
that he is prepared to show that
Wickersham was in New York city on
Sept. II while President Taft was in
Beverly. Wickersham, Brandeis
claims, did not see the president until
the 18th and then only for few mo-
ments after church. He did not CON
fer with the president until Sept IL,
Brandeis claims, two days after the
date of the presidents formal exon
Grafton OF Ballinger.
These assertions, coupled with the
announcement that Wickersham will
appear as a witness. gave prospect OF
new sensational developments in the
near future.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May is.--Ciose: There Is
a lot OF bearish news hoating ABOUT,
but the bulls manage to hold their own
very well. They put prices up at inc
start on Thursday without any trouble
and are figuring that the Hessian ny;
ct the present rate OF increase, VIII
prices up. Scares are sure to come
from time to time In the spring wheat
states and winter wheat Is far IRON
harvest, on the other hand, the bears
believe recent rains have materially
helped both winter and spring wheat,
and there Is great deal. or wheat
NeSreska a0r The Gs I. ir mo- demand ior
this wheat at present; but ls Is wanted -
is expected TO have deprsns sa, in dn,1
and millers are not buying. Several
big houses have recently sold long
wheat up I'm the millions. but the wneat
was well taken. and the market does
not appear to be overloaded with OF
ferLngs by liquidating longs.
The Cincinnati Price Current says
though retarded in growth by cold
weather The Detroit market for cash
wheat Is lifeless, but the futures were
frm thr9sgne sa,on the Tba e Close was uS
changed for cash and NC up Tor the
new crop futures. Corn was STEADY
and oats gained &c. 80 ~ ad
Silly; May. slim; July opened Win
an advance OF 1.c at $1.0i, advanced
TO SIO4A and declined TO s. .O4 "a sep
TENDER opened at sl.03. advanced &C
and declined to ,1.o3h; No, ! white
Coarse grain quotations.: corn--Cash
No g. 64c; No 3 yellow. soc; NO.
white 1 car at 81 &c
Oats-Standard, cars at 45hc; NO
3 white. 1 car at 4i1-c
Rye-Cash No. 1. sec.
Beans-cash and May, $2l5; octo-
Der. sos. 80
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday, included 445 bbls OF nour,
car of wheat, | OF corn, and l OF ryS.
Stocks are 264,24S bu of wheat, lo4,oo1
bu OF corn, and 24,655 bu OF oats.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
! 200 900 bu; week ago, 2,l6S,OOO bu'
year ago, l.976.OOO Blu. -
Wheat receipts Thursday: DuIuth'
2I cars against 10 year ago; Mimic
apolis las cars, against 20; Incaso'
rs ears against 3: ST. Louis, 2O.OVV pui
against 5000 bu; Kansas city, Sa'oVo
bu. against 1900 bu.
IJyerpool wheat closed unchanged
TO AID higher. and corn unchanged
Wheat receipts at primary Poin nas
Thursday. $4,000 bu; year ago S'e''VV
bu. 49, rhn-s
day $4,000 bu.