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Il have been many annual years in
public life, report Hon. Flint. Il have
seen many disagreeable collisions. l
have heard Senator Hepburn and Sena-
tor Jeff Davis discussing Statuary. /
have seen Senator Tilman throwing ink
stands at the Administration. | have
heard the deafening explosion when
Kansas hits Massachusetts on Insurgents
subjects. But never in my nervous ca
reer of public service have | observed
a L. S. Senator complaining because his
wages was too large
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Dan Guggenheim For ten years he have
served his Country cheerfully. And Yet
he has managed to acquire together
s5OOOO.000 cash-money. How would you
explain such dear profits for him.
Dan saves his wages, peruse Hon.
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sinickal when | tell him that lowness OF
wages would drive many Congressman
into the grocery business.
You cannot discourage them SO easy
like that say Hon. Alec. who is en-
ployed to listen patiently to Progressive
speeches.
When next Congressional Term pop
up" | require. will not nearly every
Congressman be vacant. desiring to keep
away from expensive Washington"
"Oh plush, You cannot keep the aver
age Congressman away from Washing
ION with sharp stick. he dib. when
Representatives who are now complain
ing about the pathos of their poverty will
be back in their home Districts skillfully
jumping from one stump to another and
rebuking the Trusts at every jump
These Congressman will go braveIy
through mud. rain and fireworks promis
Votes for Women. On lecture platforms
they will appear like avenging angels
with spread-eagle wings, arrived to pick
the microbes off from America. And
Yet many Of them Congressman is not
completely good. Many of them are bad
Congressman. But bad Congressman are
like bad Boys. The only way to make
them quit is TO lick them
But why should they make such ex-
citable gymnasticks just to get back to
lives 90 poverty in Washington" il
question for me.
Public Office say Hon. Nc" il like
any other form OF cigarette smoking. 1t
makes home disagreeab!e. 1t shortens
life. it increases expense. Yet how many
of these Victims would stop their Tn
healthy Habits for a Career of Useful
ness
| am discouraged for reply.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly.
HASHIMURA TOGO
Copyright, 1910 by the Associated Literary
Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

This morn | read by news-prlnts how
Senator Flint Of Cal was intending to
end his life of suffering at $500 yearly.
This Flint man have a hard name lKe
Senator Stone. but a soft-shell heart like
Senator Clay. tThis is Japanese pun
Joke which | hope YOU will admire.) Hon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

when the lid is off Therefore we must
have a Union. The quicker it comes
the sooner we will have ii"
could all breeds of Senators agree to
such Union?' is next question enquired.
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goes astray in Washington each year be-
cause they are driv to it by hunger
How many Boy Congressman" he
say. comes 10 Wash IL. c. with brain
full of hope. expecting to keep a wife
and taxi-cab on $3.50 per yearly, only
10 find that nobody knows they are
there? After spending their salary in
vain effort to attract JO-Uncle's atten-
the Puddle of Oblivion So they are lost
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This Pacific Coast gent splunge his
thumbs into his vest-coat pocket and
pull out some typewrote information.
Il have here" he-say, "a tiny card
table of statisticks which will show you
how much We suffer:
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Wash. u. &.
To Editor Sunday Star who needs some
heavy Facts to keep his mind ballast:
Hon Mr. Sir
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years in Washington. ........... $4,000
Expensive expensive of getting
elected TO same. 10000
Unpleasant total of this expense $4,000
Total wages paid during this pa
triotic period. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
''Thusiy. by abstracting sum of $4,000
from $4,000 it is deliciously easy to dis
cover that Hon. t. s. Senator makes
$4,000 less than nothing for six years of
active stand-patness. Richness cannot be
amassed by such business. That is very
simple arithmetic. Even an Insurgent
could understand it.
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more Uceps than Hon. Dave Warfield. He
say that many fancy politickle careers
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High cost of living, report Hon.
Flint with socialstick eye-wink peculiar
to Hon. Bluejean V. Debs.
Me and Cousin Nogi make search
hear his sorrow about Poverty Enjoyed
Among Senator's We found him setting
in uneasy chair of plush appearance.
His cigar looked plain but wealthy.
when Poverty knocks at your doo.
must it be moving day." I ask with
plaintiff voice.
Poverty is the Great knocker, he
reng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

And yet" I snuggest doggshly. there
are many Senators who are not notorious
for their bankruptcy. Kinly notice Hon.
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Flint say-so he is becoming more and
more earnest about resigning away from
I. S. Senate and returning back TO Cal
ifornia where he can practice law and
represent the railroads in more private
capacity. Numerous dear friends of
Senator Flint residing in Washington are
making vigorous pull-back to this great
Statesman and requiring with tear-drop
voice, why should you not stay here
and be beloved by all little longer?"
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But do not Hon Taft say continuous
~ that there is no Poverty now residing
in America . l enquizz palatively.
There is no poverty in America dib
Senator Flint except in the L. S. Sen
ate There the suffering from hunger
Our frockaway coats are growing noto-
riously ragged around the pockets. Sen
ator Smoot is doing his own washing.
am enjoying such financial poorness that
| can no longer go out to dance-partes
unless l can borrow dress-suit from
Senator Elkins. who still has three
But is it not quaint superstition
among Reporters that most Senator'S are
too wealth bloated to be Intelligent"
This from me.
Such is erroneous say this Flint
man. MANY persons suspects L. S.
Senators of extreme richness merely be-
cause they are. always nob-hobbng with
is more down-ground and scrushed by
the Corporations than us Senators. II
We are hitched up to the Trusts it is not
like affinities should be. We are among
their most poorly paid employees.
Deep growells from Senator Flint.
But should not Hon. Senators form a
Labor Union before they are starved to
zero?" require me & Nogi together like
chorus girls
=
Such corrode this distinguished Los
Angler lis a very intelligent and mer-
cenary idea Is it not fashionable to
pity the Worker wherever met? 1t is.
Do not Hon. Mrs. Belmont and other
sympathy for poor Shirtwaist Working
Girls, pressed into tight sweat-shops for
long hours & no extra pay? Why should
not similar pity be projected to L. S.
Senators? Answer is. YES, We often
ly works extra hours extending far
lengthwse into the night. The L. s.
Senate is also a sweat-shop. Folks which
does not believe this should attend an
Extra Session in August. Such sight
would bring tears to the dryest eyes.
And do we get nice wage-raise for that
disagreeable work of uplifting the
Tariff? Seldom if never. All. how we
labored for that cruel Aldrich man,
bouncing Crude Rubber from place to
place, hanging the Underwear Schedule
on lofty clothes-lines with never a word
of complain or finch. But now we have
arrived to a condition of extreme despair
Some of us is too proud to beg. Others
is too rich.
Senator Flint discontinue for a mo-
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BUYING ON MARGIN


without having furnish references and life history with each app
the both the individual and on the gen
eral business OF speculation
similar commodities market the world Inc
they
wiped out and the brokers protecting stop OF
development II Is result
foreigners the American pup
toward speculation o the foreigner happens be dsead VII"
speculation-toward gambling
trading
purchase
borrowed broker who borows from bank
OF OF the loan
the unless pro
market price
loan the which had it is lost In the language OF
the legf
trading The objection it is that the who
them He will
he waits long On
usually until his margins exhausted and he sold out
1t is the Knowledge OF these tendencies together with
highly profitable
seldom the case straight The bucketshop simply bets
thoroughly demonstrated
that 1t will
will the bit by printing fake quota
the trader
unlawful trading nothing but
hands
of stock will that you will sell
enough to wipe slender margin
81
dabber the gambler 1t a
margin
profitable provide this capital through
unless willing well for play
fascinating game
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
WOMAN IN MANS
ATTIRE ARRESTED
Mrs. Elsie Grove Dons Trousers To
Be More Comfortable; Also
Smokes Cigarettes.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 17.-Airily
putting a cigarette and walking with
pronounced swagger, Mrs. Elise
Grove, 35, Of Berlin. Germany. was
arrested on the street here yesterday,
charged with masquerading in mans
clothes. Accompanying her was her
husband, f. p. Grove, who was also
arrested
According to the woman, they came
to America several months ago In
tending to do considerable travelling
and she donned mans clothes be-
cause they were more comfortable.
Il had no idea that 1t was against
the law of this city to wear mans
clothes, but I'll not wear them il they
are Objectionable" she said.
Mrs. Grove was attired in a light
gray serge suit. Her unusually small
feet and high-heeled shoes first at
tracted the suspicion of Policemen
Walsh and Keller.
Grove defe. - ii his wifeIs habit of
smoking. declaring that she has used
tobacco for years and the habit did
not prove Objectionable in their own
country.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
NAY PROBE MONEY DEAL.
Congress Likely 70 See " WaIi-st
Aided Estrada.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE re-
lationship OF Wall-st to Central AM
erican revolutions. Il is said, today
will be the subject OF warm discussion
In congress this winter.
II has been persistentiy -rumored
that a Wall-st. Arm furnished funds
To Estrada. In carrying on his Nicara-
guam revolution. Messages from Hon
duras say that a revolution Is about
to be preclpitated over a proposed
loan which Is being negotiated by j.
p. Morgan Il Co.
II has been announced that the state
department will send commissioner
TO Nicaragua to assist In straighten-
ing out the tangled financial AFFAIRS OF
the republic.
There Is a strong element In con-
gress opposed TO the United States
mixing into the Affairs OF the effer-
vescent republics. and a protest Is sx-
pected against support being given TO
the Wallst money-lenders.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

zipps


Bessie Riddell IS years. ssi Water
man. consumption.
Mathew Zupancic. ~ years. Soivay
hospital inquest pending.
John Plotzke. IL years. bee LELAND
eclampsia.
Rubie Bait. 81 years. 1904 Warren
w; tuberculosis. -,
Antonio Wiiiim. ss years. los TILL
man: pneumonia.
Isaac Gerson. 81 years. IS Adelaide
Bright's disease.
Arthur q. Rouschke. 8 months. $50
Seventeenth; castro enteritis.
Joseph r. Roulo. IS years. Grace nos
pital. accidental crushing inlurfes
Clarence A Moore. months. 22s La
Albert zinke. so years. 1859 Four
teenth. cancer. -. -,
Ethel L. Angel. 20 years. s2s Plum
err: meningitis
Haxen Bushart. 2 years. 1913 ST. Jean
pneumonia. -,
Mary cosgrove. 81 years. lsl Abbott
heat prostration. "a,
Margaret +. pwyer. rs years. zo'
Seyburn: heart disease.
Frank Metevier, years. House OF
Providence: appendicitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Ia, Ia, Sugar Trust-Maybe.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Papers
have been prepared for suit de-
handing the dissolution OF the sugar
trust and will be filed by United
States Attorney Wise. in New York,
az soon as Acknowledgement Wicker
sham gives the word.
The charges against the sugar trust
are similar to those made against the
Standard Oil Co. and the tobacco
trust
II has been understood that the
government would not attack any
more OF the great corporations until
the opinion OF the supreme court had
been rendered in the oil and tobacco
cases. The strength Of the evidence
is said to be so great, however, In
this case, that IL was not considered
necessary TO await the decision. The
evidence was prepared under the per.
sonal supervision OF Attorney General
Wickersmam and he is reported to be
highly gratified over the showing that
he expects will be made by the gov
eminent. \ ss4s.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
TAX LEVY APP0RTI0NMENT.
Auditor General Shows Total Amount
Ia $4,729, oo0.o7.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 17.-(Spe-
cial) --Auditor-General Fuller today
announced the state tax levy, which
amounts to $4,729 ,000.0
The apportionment by counties fol-
lows:
Altoona. s3.545.2l: Aiger. -3s.5447l:
AIlegan. s61.35s.s3; Alpena. $17.725.s1 (.
Antrim. $2o,452s4: Arenac. I,oso3s:
nssls Barry sey
II. 1861: Branch. ss7sss,a2; Calhoun.
I'LL, 60s.5s; Cass. s43,s33.o3: Charlevoix.
lsasass a caesoygsn 'iIT2ss ~ Chip Chip
&on ss7s41.oe; Crawford. .h.3ss.2s:
Delta. S25.se7.11: Dickinson. ss2.12474;
eaton. s61,35sss; Emmett. $2t.s4s.s7;
Se essse. . s.ose5si; Grand Traverse.
53i.a7oSs: Gratiot. $4s,sss.O3: Hillsdaie,
4G2.1z2.46; Houghton, 33S1.7sss1; Huron.
q s sssos Inshamts ssIses,Gl; Iona s1l
13ssl: Isabeila. s27.sls,os;. Jackson,
kaska. Ss.s171s: Kent. Sass,s7s.s3: Ke-
sssr. as.s Sss Lesi ks ISIS ,s'isl1s
tenawee. Sl0s. 355.l5: livingston. So
p9e.66; Luce. Ss.s17.s5 Mackinae. .s1o.-
eseii; Masomb. :1s.sse71; Manistee,
3is.oss.44; Mecosta, Sil. sss IS; Menom-
znee. s2s.ssZss; Midland. S1s.s35.2s;
11tssaukse. .ss,1sL1s; Monroe. $ss.ss1:ss;
o0O.Ss: Muskegon. S47,723.s3; Newaygo.
Z 4le.3s2ss; Oakland, sss.5s7.so; Oceana.
\ ~. 3e3.2S; Ogemaw, ss.s17.s5; Ontona-
coda. S2,454.3s: Otsego, sS.1s11s; OF
tewa, $65,44s.51: Pressure Isle. Sss1s1.1s:
0oscommon. S2,72707; Saginaw. Sl17.-
4s.6ll.7l shiawassee, s5s.ss5.40; ST.
Clair. tss,s93.0S: 81. Joseph, $49,Os712;
Tpocola. $50, 450.65; Van Buren,. Si6.-
-. 0e: washtenaw. s10s,355.45; Wayne.
s o970, ss4.43; Wexford. s19,0Ss.44. Grand
total, N.72e. 000.07.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
TOO
BIG TAX ON CROPS
Sec. Wilson Explains Reasons for
High Price Of Food
Stuffs.

KENYON, Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE Re
publican state campaign was opened
formally here today by the gathering
OF voters and politicians from every
quarter OF the state TO hear the nrst
announcement Of Warren G. Harding
who is TO oppose Gov. Judson Harmon
for reelection.
Secretary OF Agriculture James VIII
son divided honors with Harding as
the principal speaker, while Attorney
General Denman, Speaker Granville
w. Mooney and other state leaders
filed out the remainder OF the pro-
gram.
Harding's speech was confined
chiefly 10 state issues.
Secretary Wilson said in regard to
the tariff:
The new schedules average lower
than the Dingley law. Many articles
that have been reduced have risen
In price because OF increased demand,
and some without increased demand.
Bread and meat are dear, owing TO
heavy demand for them, and because
OF population growing faster than crop
production. High prices will encour-
age production. better cultivation. bet
ter animals, tile draining and better
production with better methods. These
will enable the farmers 10 meet the
demands OF growing population in rea-
sonable time. without making farm
labor the exception when others are
protected.
"A further reduction OF tariff would
hit the working people first. Europe
has lower wages than the United
States and would promptly take ad-
vantage Of lower duties. The farm
er would lose his customers and
prices for both factory and farm goods
would come down.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Graft At Frisco, Too.

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IRE
cent charges Of police grating made
~ Mayor Mccarthy, today resulted
"A the resignation of Police Chief
Martin. The resignation will be act
- upon next week. Mayor Mccarthy
CHARGED that the San Francisco police
department ought to be completely
roorganixed. The charges were made
~ letter to the police commission,
Recommending some immediate
netion TO check the alleged crooked.
noos- The chiefs resignation follow.
~ d conference with the mayor, but
n - not known whether Mccarthy
unked Martin to step down.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Praises city's Bookkeeping.

"Detroit's system OF municipal
bookkeeping is a model all over the
country" said j. A. Crumb, special
census representative, who arrived
Saturday morning TO compile stats
tics for the census report on munich.
pal finances. Another feature about
Detroit Is that it's credit is among
the highest IL not the highest in the
United States The census bureau
has changed its dates for the time
covered by It's reports. Formerly II
took figures for the last fiscal year
before July /, but now it is taking
them up TO Jan. /. so that no data
Will be taken on the city finances be-
yond that which was collected a year
ago. Mr.. Crumb will devote his at.
tention to the county finances, the
fiscal year for which closes Sept. 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Gnyrek. 20: Agnes Micsz. Is
Robert Willard. As; Margaret Seely,
a.
August HIM. %; Anna Schroeder. "a.
Clayton +. Weber. 30; Cleveland q;
Katherine +. Swan, 20. Detroit.
Edward F. Schacht. 81: Anna NJ. Kali
ser. 81
John Folyan. IS: Rose La Fountain.
80
Morris f. Grover. 81. Highland Park;
Dona / Maxwell. 81. Vassar.
Edmund Grobeling. 2l; Elenore Poor
koska, 20
Radford Campbell. 80; Alice L. Cur
tbs. %
Frank Cohn, 81: Rose Victor. %
Paul Ewald, 81. Anna Birkenhauer,
Leo L. Gardner, 81. Fort Wayne. Ind. :
Rena Pension, 81, New York
Orville Foundreu, 81; Margaret st.
John. 20.
Julius Brede. 81: Grace Oneil, Is
John Nowak, %. Hamtramck; Anna
Siellnsky. 81, Detroit.
John P-wefeh,@ 38TSarah G-Stewart1
William ]. Mott, 80; Lottie Kramer.
AZ. q
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
GRAHAM REsENTs INSULT.

PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. H.
Brakeman Graham, who was found
guilty Of gross negligence by the cor.
oner's jury at Durand, and blamed
for the wreck near that village in
which ten Grand Trunk passengers
lost their lives, when insulted here by
a passenger on his train, retaliated
and struck the passenger. A hot fight
In which numerous blows were struck
ensued, and the two were separated
by other passengers. 1t Ia source
OF wonder here why Graham is re
tanned by the Grand Trunk railroad in
view OF the finding OF the coroneT's
jury and the attitude of the state
railroad commission.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Camille Belle. asa sherman.
Domenic LAURA. Sos Rivard.
August Kanka, 1897 81, Aubin.
John Brock. 499 Buchanan.
James Ralston. &5o Baldwin.
George Lane, l4l breckenridge
Forest Asbury. 60S Antoine.
Christian IRELAND. 3sl Fisher.
Glenn Fleming. 1875 Sixteneth.
Stanislaw Koztowski. $50 Palmer.
August Kanka, 1927 ST Aubin.
Paul Krause. 81 81. Joseph.
Jacob Dunaj. Winter
Carl Etkie, 672 Ferry.
Garfield Smith. 24s2 Jefferson.
Charles Barnes. 1925 Mack.
Henry Brooks. 327 Parker.
GIRLS.
John Osnehowska. 765 Rivard.
Starley Szewczyl, 72s Kirby
Joseph Marcysiak. 654 Warren.
Joseph Karulak. 1851 Rivard.
Stanley Nowak, AIS Garfield.
Alex. Brzustowski. 500 Mitchell.
John Bembnister. 1876 81. Aubin.
Lawrence Szczepaniak. l443 st. Aubir
Adam Burcz. 36s Superior.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Hoj Tan Co. After Cup.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Hoi
Tan Automobile Co., will make an ef-
fort TO win the Massapequa sweep
stakes event. in the Vanderbilt cup
day races, Oct. 1, with a Lancia car
of only 25-horsepower. The car ar
rived today on the steamer Philadel-
phia and was guarded as carefully en-
route as a millionaire baby.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
DYING MAN GASPS NAME
OF SUPPOSED ASSASSIN
Young Express Clerk Arrested on Sus.
picion of Killing Two and
Attacking Girl

NEWKIRK, Okla, Sept. 17.-Wal'
ter Cassidy. II, is under arrest today
suspected of being the person VINO
assaulted 1S-year-old Alice Shepherd
and attacked the girls father, Taylor
Shepherd. and uncle, ]. w. Shepherd,
early yesterday. Both men died OF
their injuries today.
Cassidys arrest followed an utter
ance OF his name by ]. w. Shepherd
during a moment OF consciousness
Cassidy was employed as an express
clerk.
The authorities removed CASSIDY
from the local Jail and have seciude1
him, in hopes OF preventing a threat
ened outbreak,
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
k LEAVES BIG ESTATE.
NJ q. Smiths Wealth Estimated At
Half Million BY Widow.

s The estate of the late William G.
Smith, during his lifetime treasurer
Of Berry Bros, and also connected
with several other Detroit concerns,
Hos estimated at 100000, by Mrs.
Smith In a petition she filed in the
peobate court, Saturday. Mrs. Smith
Was granted an allowance of 1915 per
month by Judge Durfee, but, Satur.
Gay, she asked for an additional al.
lowance of 800 per month for one
Of the sons who is In college.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
MICKEY" WEIGH NABBED.
Safe Blower Picked Up While Enter
inc Peoples state Bank.

Detective Frank Wilkinson on Sat
urday. arrested George, alias Mick
ey" WEIGH, who gained notoriety as
one OF the men who blew the safe in
the postoffice in st. Clair. WEIGH,
with Nose Stone, now doing time,
and John Gallagher, served Eve years
for the offense.
WEIGH was entering the Peoples
State bank, when Wilkinson picked
him up. He told the detective he was
going into the bank to get a Job.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
After Dutch Biscuit.

Z HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept. H.
Doiry and Food Commissioner Foust
tG1ay began action against the Frou
kou biscuit, an imported Dutch ar.
<Ecle,s which he alleges Is preserved
With boracic acid, Fifteen suits were
trdered In all, nine In Allegheny
1oupty. two I'm Philadelphia and four
~ Lehigh county.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
mrs. oLAzIER FILES ANSWER.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. IL
|)pecial Mrs. Henrietta M. Glazier,
~ fled an answer to the petition
Jnmes 8. German. for the attach
tnk Of some of her property. The
~ Of the ex-treasurer denies that
contemplates leaving Michigan
denies all Of the allegations con
"a IN the German petition.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BURGLAR NABBED.
=. C. Miller Arrested While Attempt
ing to Break Into House.

While attempting to break into the
home of Thomas H. Millar. No. 324
Harrisonave., Friday afternoon,
Frank c. Miller, 2S years old, was
caught by Patrolman Frank Schloud.
He was transferred to the central
police station, Saturday morning, and
detectives are investigating his
record.
He says he has been in Detroit
about four weeks and that he came
here from Philadelphia. He claims
to be solicitor for various newspa-
pers and magazines.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
PASTOR MINER DYING.

JACKSON, Mich. Sept. l7.-(Spe-
ciaD-Rev. |. w. Miner. pastor OF
Beatrice Isbell NJ. Z. church. 10 dying
from ulcers OF stomach.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

disposal
their guide making
the
and wi .
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

There has been a great deal writ
ten about buying stocks on margin.
IL has been denounced as gambling
by some OF the more violent and up
held as an important commercial de-
ha a
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
DIED.

BLIGHT-Elizabeth A. w. beloved
wife OF Walter w. Blight. died Sept
ia 1910 Funeral services sunday
evening at j. w. Maney's chapel. va
National ave at 1880 y. m. buriai
at Minden City. Mich.