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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
TITUS S. MARTIN.
Man of Determination-Always Does
His Duty-Seeks Office of Sheriff.

Man of Determin Does
His Duty-Seeks Office of Sheriff.
A good look at Titus s. Martin of
Morrice will convince almost any one
that he is not lacking in courage or de-
termination-two requisites in a man
who makes good sheriff. Those who
know the gentleman need not be told
that he has these characteristics and
strangers are convinced after they have
met Mr.. Martin. To these qualities can
be added good judgment and the desire
to do the square thing every time by
rybody-the latter principle being
the one upon which he has done bust
ness with an increasing number of
farmers in the southern part of the
county for sixteen years past with the
result that his business in the imple-
ment line has constantly widened and
these customers are now making trips
about the county asking their friends to
give Mr.. Martin their support for
sheriff at the primary on Sept 9Th
next Tuesday. No man could have
better influence behind him and the
work of these men is telling.
Mr.. Martin is the son of Eli Martin,
who settled in Venice township in 1S46,
where T. s. Martin was born in 1861,
living in the township until 1869, mean.
while attending school in Vernon and
Corunna. and managing farm of fifty
acres which he came into possession of
when % years of age. For the sue
ceedinglseven years he was in charge
of the G. W. Gale farm in Bennington
township, the last two years being also
engaged in the implement business at
Morrice. Since living in Morrice he he's
served as village president and nine
years as village trustee, also part of one
year as supervisor of Perry township,
having been appointed to succeed John
Boutwell, when he resigned to become
county drain commissioner. AS presi-
dent and village trustee Mr.. Martin
many times showed his fearlessness and
independence by standing alone for
things he believed to be right and in
opposing institutions which he thought
were injurious to the community. Judg-
ed on this record no one could have any
fear as to what Mr.. Martin would do in
enforcing all laws should he be nomin-
ated and elected sheriff-and the pros
poets are that he is decidedly factor
In the race.
Mr.. Martin invites careful investi
cation of his record as man and pub
lie officer and then asks that you con.
slider his promise to do his whole duty
every time and place IL he is successful
in his aspirations. This done his friends
are positive he will be the candidate Of
the Republican party for sheriff and
that he would prove to be first. class
vote getter at the November election.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
Legacy From Unknown Uncle.

Mrs. Nellie Reed of 9l2 Chipman
street, this city, has been notified that
she will receive SO, 500 from the estate Of
her uncle, Lewis Koan, of New York
City. She did not know the man and
like otner neices and nephews who will
share in his estate, had no idea that he
was wealthy
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
New M Manager.

E. H. Jamison of Lansing, has taken
the place of A Cohen as manager OF
the Owosso theatre. A. @. Abbott was
here Monday introducing him. Many
good plays are promised for Owosso
theatre goers during the coming season
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
City May Bring Suit.

The repairing of the West Main
street pavement by the Barber Asphalt
Co. is unsatisfactory and unless made
good by the company, City Attorney
Pulver will begin suit to recover the
amount of the bond given by the COM
panY.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
No Explosives Stored In Business
District.

Dynamite, nitro glycerine, etc, can
not be stored inside of the district
bounded by Oliver, Chapman, Stewart
and Hickory streets, the council hav-
ing passed an ordinance to that effect.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
Better Fire Protection for Carriage
Factory.

Two new hydrants will be put in
near the plant of the Owosso Carriage
& Sleigh Co. to give ample protection
for tie plant and surrounding property.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
Best for tho Hands

s. l.. Chapman, Massac, KY, says; /
used DIR. Bells Antiseptic Salve on uiy
hands which were sore, and find il tee
best l ever tried. 1t cured them ooC,c-
pletelY.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02

Three or four tons Of good quality
clover hay wanted. Call Union Phone
313
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02

Give your vote to Otto l.. Sprsgue
for representative.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

Las senoras viuda dc Canal Y viutsQ..
de Perez Morris (dona Maria), de re-
greso de tenAporada veraniega en- 81
Sardinero (Espana), Sc han nstalaa~a
en s2 casa de MADRID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

ca, porque naturalmente, nj en M6ji-
co, nj en- Cuba, nj en- Chile, nj en- Bue-
nos Aires, nj aqui, las personals de buen
sentido ham de servir de comparsas i
Santiago Iglesias,en su innOble tarea de
injs1riar a Espaha, creyendo, insansan
to, qIe asi Sc justifica como renegade.
No, Ell juego esta visto. Para noso-
tros no sirve 81 Santiago lglesias
ha de seguir actuando en su barraca de
malabarista lugamno, tiene que idear
otra trampa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
Don Pedro Sastfe Oliver

Con verdadera pena leem0s en- la prensa
de Ponce, ell fa!lecmiento del respectable
{ lntegr0 cabaIicro don Pedro Sastre OH,
yer, que tan popular era en dicha ciudad
como en- toda la isla.
Sastre Oliver era IN joven meritIsl-
mo, un noble mallorQuin que en- Ponce
fund6 su hogar que en- dicha sociedad
SIpo hacerse querer por todaS las classes
SociaI,,s
De Palma de Mallorca, su ciudad ma
tiya. vino Puerto Rico muy joven.
I'm Ell pals tenia va unos yeinte amos de
rcSidencia. De SUI laboriosi1ad da idea
Su ineSperada muerte. Esta lie sorpren-
duo cuando Il Sc hallaba entregado a las
f;tcnas de cOtidiano trabajo, en- su es-
critorio dc Ia casa WantzeliuS Oliver y
Co, de Ia cual era sOcio
La muerte Ie hiri0 Ell pleno combatc
de la vida. FL, era un eSpiritu fuerte y
yaronil que solo pudo abatirse luchandO
con la gran virtud del trahajo por eS-
Guido.
Y ese bravo c0mbatiente cae cuando
lie Sonrel;a brillante porvenlr.
Por ESQ sti luuerte ha causado Ell todos
los animos profunda pena.
FL sepelio de Sastre Oliver, fue una
verdadera manifestation de duelo, en-
FL cual t0mar0n parte todas las classes
sociales
Envianos d sus familiares deudoS
nuestrO sincere peSame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

EI mitiO de anOche

Anoche dieron .ln mitin eD la parada
Is. Puerta de TERRA, los republicanos,
asistiondo una gran concurrencia. Hi
cieron uso de la palabra los senores Bar
bosa, Falcon, Gomez Laserre, Rossy (don
ManueD, Todd, We've y otros
FL mitin, salvo alguna que otra cxccp-
cion, fu6 una prIteba de las fuerzas nu-
tridaS con que ha de luchar en- esta cam
paIia electoral eI partido Unionista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
LOS SUCESOS
Ell SUCESO DE BAYAMON

Aver tarde, q las cinco, el muchacho
Francisco Matias, de 10 a 1 amos, Sc en-
contraba en- su casa, en- union de otros,
y apoderandose de I'm revolver que habla
en- un baul, dispar6 un tiro que fu6 a
herir al nino Nectali Berrio, que qued6
en- ell acto Matias fu6 arrestado,
ocupandose ell revolver, y puestos a dis
posici6n del Juez Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

que hemos tnnid0 la pacienria de anall-
zar?
va Ven, pucs, nuestros lcctores, 10
que meda reducida la indignation apa-
ratosa del senior lglesias, y para 10 que
nos sirVc su augmentation.
Podemos prcsentarie no uno, Sino
ccntenares de espanolcS los que han
prdido dinero 81, los snyos. para obras
cIya utilidad 81 alcanza i alglen es a
los agitadorcs del obrerismo
Todo 10 demaS del articulo de
Union Obrera" es de una absolute ne
ccdad Santiago lglesiaS que recibe ms
piraciones de aquel0s que le facilltan
unas ctlantaS perras para ciertas repro
ducci0nes VergOn2antcS, quiere lleyar-
nos al aIbanal en- que Sc parapeta y no.
sotrOS queremoS pisar terreno tirme.
En- 81 estamos, y cuanto Ie hemos di-
cho esta probado.
Y no nos liable mas de rsaS cclebr
dadcS cspanolas que tiguran en 81 cam
pc del radicalismo, nj Saque a reluclr
10 que desde el campo de Ia 0poSlcl0n
q Ia tribuna de In mlnorla. Sc utlllza
como aIma de c0mbatc recurso agre-
sivo de campaila
I4o cicrto es que cuando esos hom-
hres han salido de ST pals. rtIando han
vcnido Il America los BlaSco lhaiIez,
los Altamira, los Ramon y CaJal, los
Curos Enriquez, no han repetido aqui,
i para que TO que frente al gobicr-
no el clectorado espan0Ics sostuvierOn
siemprc. en- medic de Ia absolute ga,
rantia que ALI disfrutan para haccr sus
propagandas.
Y hnse Santiago lglesiaS en- eStos
datos que nos ofrece IN ilustre escri-
tor cubano:
En- la Exposition dc Bruselas obtu-
vo Espana Is 'hOrS concourS. 81
grandcs premios, % diplomas de no
nor. Is medallaS de or-O. "a dc plata
80 de bronco y % mcnioneS honorl-
fcas. Total 282 premioS
En Mejic0 lleva eJ mismo canine
que en- Bruselas la Exposition de Ar
te Espanol, y Ia Embajada que prcsi-
de cl general Polaviela cs tratada rn
todas parties a cuerpo de Rey y Es-
pana acIamada y viforeada por la
muchedumbre.
Sorolla alcanz0 un gran trunfo en-
los Estados Unidos En- la Argen-
tina fueron para Espana todas
las primaclaS dc Ia fiesta del
Ccntenario y Sc aclamaba en- todas
| parties Il la infanta espanola y los
hombres de ciencia como los estudian
ties no Sc separaban del professor Al
tamira Sella, Blasco ibanez y Valle
lnclan son atentamente escuchados
como maestros en- BuenoS Aires.
En- la capital de Cuba Sc recibid
la Nautilus con cxtraordinaria
dItSFld y HdS uc cIcu HnlI pcfSouds
Sc pusieron en- movimiento para verla
y festejarla, como Sc puso la intelec-
tualidad cubana para OH Y fcstejar a
Altamira.
En- Chile ocurri0 10 mismo que en
Cuba, Mejico y Argentina, con mott
vo de las fiestas del Centenario Ali
Sc aclam0 a Espana y 4 la Embajada
espanola con frenesi Los espanoles
son en la America latina factores de
progleso y trabajo tan apreciados
como 81 flHran nativOS
Esta es la Espana del BOLETIN, la
nuestra y la que sc quierc en- Ameri-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
Consejo Executive
AJCALDES NOMRRADOS

En- la session del C0nseJo EJecutEvet
de esta tardc Sc han aprobado los norA-
bramientoS siguientes: Don RicaretGs
Mcndez Elias, alcalde DE Lares, por re-
nrncia del seHor Antonio G. Gonzalez :
don Pedro f. Acevedo, aicalde de Aqua
da, por renuncia del seIlor Cornelio Or
ii Luis Garcia Colon, ,aIcalde de Vega Bss
ia, por renuncia de don Jose F. Mater
don Cesar Maria Ortiz, alcalde de Cayey,
por renuncia del senior Heraclio Mensl0-
"a, don Juan Vicanty Ramos, conoeSgsZ2
de Mayaguez, por ronrIncla de ,}on LnisF
f. Braccrn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
Don Antonio Naval

DtSpues de pasar una tempOrada de
caatro meses en- Isabella, ha regresado
nuestro amigo d. Antonio Naval, duene
del acreditado hotel Colon, de la calie
de San jose.
FL senor Naval Ina venido repuesto, tIe
10 cual ncs alegramos.
I:ccil;, npestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
& Arkadia

la compania The New York an'
Porto Rico Steamship Co., comunic{
esta manana a los reporters que no se
ha recibido ningtn cable Official acerca
del paradero del vapor Arkadia" que
debi0 3legar este puerto el Is del CO.
rriente.
Cualquiera information que Sc reciba
a Ultima hora Sc comunicara a la prensa~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

Total. S 3.62A
Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
ALOUD CHUPATUR

Clalquiera creera al jeer Il jltimo ar
ticulo de Union 0hrera. que Santiago
lglesias esta hidr6fobo
Viene tonante, agTeaIvo. hecho una
,lria dc mentiriiilaa
Tn lcctor que no eate heoho los
aSpavientos del pcriodr3m0 aerata, Sc
pondria temblar por nuestras vldas.
Oh. la indignation fulminante de San
tiago lgleslas!
Pero nosotros va no nos hace ina
preston NADIA de 10 que venga del cam
30 anarQuista, como no sea una bonn
ba. Por palabra mas q rnenos, nos que
damos igualmente serenof, con mas ra-
z6n cuanto que hemos aprendido en
nucstra practica periodistlca que a ne
dida cue Sc gastan los argunentos y Sc
acaban las razones, sc aJlbe el dlapaSon
tie los gritos y Sc REQUIRE i Las act-
tudes burdamente teatraics, a las de
cfecto para cierto pUhico i entire conf
COS de medic pelo,
En- esta situaci6n lasaenrable y COM
- $4,000. ,.,,.;.oo I,,Io.
siaS
c ''e '''N -, .''' '.....o... ~.
u q 4'''l' -. ro.a
..l,.
jc cl auei1 ilra rcfra@, ~lA ~@hrr a
donde Van 4 daf ID q q'-ea van " ne
rjr. 81 rtoctaran er 92 n'ro \ vol
T'r"n soh"e ~ caheza
todo p~rqHe 'e h''--o> "-f..o que
>u poIltca Is de pane lunrahd'. CO.
"a que Catlo lSnora 'tf;e = 'nIsmo
ronfcSa, cllaudo 'ntnf "H@ Just lca-
rIOn lmpG3'hleneht cN '>5'' i'' rralo we
Felador:
,,.., ,,.,,>,
"ii' i'"V'''' q ''''',l''''[
',,no how, roo;h;dn daI n,,. oscribn
,,ao ,.o4;o;5v a. a;,o,o r,ara ,,so norso
aI Wv, ,,,,, ;nd,,e4,, r,no,,;a. < ana
ho,,a ,,,.ao -, uoa,hno dc oe,,o5o1 l.,
,aon,,1o ~ po,, al ogoro < 10 ron,-
hI;ao a. ro,.a ohtono. ;. ,;no,,n oo
paIiol dinero donado bu pcrsonali-
dad s para au uao. 50
ilen' pero ahq'iid chnPa''r'
amigo lgleslas' Iorque va Sc SoDreeh-
tIende de 81 pafrahto que uSted no ma
'-N'' ''-'A '''' FNlg
80 Wv f'' 'F7''-ll''' Ir f''@''' +,
az .'-' N"' 'V'o ~ u % vi r'' -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
De sociedad

Anoclte, como 10 habiamos anunciz-.
do, tive ]ugar ell bale del Club SAM
Juan, On Ell Hotel Eureka. AL Cfuh
San Juan, pertenecep etementos dis$iE-
guidos de nuestra sociedad y de 1se
Coionia americana, asf, pues, no es DE
extraflar que sus festas resulten por ex
tremo elegantes. La de noche, cOnesl-
rridisiIna, deja en- &odos yn agratfabfss
recuerdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
NUEVO TEMPLO

prOblablenente en- ei pr0Xlmo mess
tendra Iugar la col0cacI0n de 10 pFt-
mera piedra del nuevo TenpIo parrG-
quiAl dc Salinas, baJo Ia adv0caci6n sh~
La Santisima Virgen de la Monserra-
te.
FL deSinferts de los vecinos de aqGeI
pueblo es aitaIrente laudable, como pwea
dc verse por las c2ntidades con gus
:ontribuyen para tan Importante ebra.
Senur ObispO dc Puerto Rico 5 1000
DON Manuel Gonzalez l.O04
Dona Monserrate A. viuda Ge
SecoIa 1fea
Don Julio Benvenutti TOO
Don Jose Maria LOta 100
Don Domingo Matter 100
Don Carlos Cabrera 100.GG
Don Santiago de Porrata Do
ria. 100000
Don Vicente AntOnetti 100
DAlia Beien A Viuda de Caba~
Hero Oh
&vdo. Padre MitJans 0O
Don Francisco SecOl& 5O
ron Domingo Mundp so
Dor Antonio RomaggRer3 5G
Dom Juan s. Bcnvenutt4 ia
Don Teodor0 Santiag0 Rivera 80
Don Alfredo Amy o0
Mr.. P Nc Lame 5O
DR.. Alfonso Paniagua 2@
hcd0 .Jacobo Ramos 2@
Don Pastor DIaz 2P
Don EpifanIo Vazquez %
Don ESteban Gonzalez 2se
Don Adolfo Cabrera 2A
Don Domingo Miranda. 2ss
} Don Juan ParaviSini 2o
Don Jose Romaguera 2!s
Don Jose Font Es
DR. Pedro Ilernandez "a
Don Rafael HernandeE 2R
SreS Marcos Y juan VIcAInI 2p
Don Felix AIiniroty 25
Total. . S 3.625n
Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
MUERTO POR UNA WAGONETA

Anteayer ocurri6 en- Vega Baja, un
suceso desgraciado. Haliandoso jugan-
do varios muchachos, en- unos carrOs car
gados con unas wagOnetas, que habian
de ser trasportadas al sitio donde Sc He
van cabo los trabajos de la carretera,
el caj6n de uno dc los carros Sc fue ha-
cia atras una de las wagonetaS, al rodar
haca el sueio, aIcanz6 al muchacho De
metric Vega, de A amos, quien recibi0
I'm fuerte golpe en- la cabeza, muricndo
POGO despu6S de- rcsultas de dicho golpe.
Sc investiga este caso y el Juez decreto ell
arresto de los conductoreS dc dichoS ca
.ros, mientras sc esclarece 81 ha habid0
culpabilidad por parte de elioS por
dejar los carros en- aQuel Siti0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

Esta noche meeting republicano en- la
caIIc de la Rosa Desde las s de la ma
mana Ia cstado sonando, sin Interrupt
ci0n, m gigantesco tambor por toda la
ciudad. Los petardos no han cesado dr
rantc cl dia. No hay duda, estamos en-
estado de sitlo. Ahora Sc eIeva frente
al club TN bonito globo, saludando de
antemano el triunfo futur0.
Sc ha pedido gente por Express 4 los
puebloS cercanos, seg(m rumores; creo
que no hay sobrante para exportaci0n en-
los aImaccncS limitrofes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27
Notas de Mayaguez

= Amplio mi telegrama dc aver infOr-
mando que ell meeting unionista de que
di cuenta en- el. fu6 Organizado en- menos
de seis horas, con unos ligeros toques de
cornetas. Los sOldados de la Union "
al escuchar el b6licO toque acudleron en-
considerable nlmerO la plaza de los
"Flamboyanes sitio de reunion de las
tropas...
La calEe de la Rosa Sc llen0 de gentc
de un extreme q otro La V0s dc Ia Pa
tr9a, dice que hab1a 1000 almas. Indu-
dablemente. Yo en- mi telegrama digO
1000, que es la cifra de electores que
hab1a ALI. En- las tres mil almas restan-
teS queda cOmprendida la sociedad maya
giiezana, con sus elementos propios y
eXtranos Porque cuando hay fiesta
unioniSta en- esta ciudad Sc advierte un
marcado movimicnto social.
En- una de las tribunas habl6 de Diego
como hora y media Hizo un discurso
grandllocuente, en- que destruy6 los con
ceptOs injuriosos de una hoia SueFta que
clrcui0 mOmentOS anteS.
Finalizo su diScurso aconsejando una
sonrisa de indiferencia, dc piedad, para
tales holas. Record0 la c6lebre quintilIa
de Espronceda, 'Hojas del arbol cal
das'', y terlnin6 parodiandola como 81
que:
..II:. 80. H. I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-27

Desde aver esta en- San Juan, nues--
tro amigo e1 doctor Barrora, aicskles
de Juncos Ie saIttdan10s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-27

yielding flesh. The angles in the should
ers disappeared, her bust increased in
size several inches, and was made firm
shapely and symmetrical, instead of small
and undeveloped. The wrinkles in her
face went away as II by magic and her
complexion became clear and beautiful.
Now she is the admiration of everybody.
She now offers to send free to any
woman whose figure is undeveloped or
whose face is marred by lines and
wrinkles, full particulars of this sim
pie method which will enable you in
the privacy of your own home to add
inches to your bust. to secure a capti-
waiting figure, like the lady whose pic
ture is shown herewith, and to make
your face clear and radiant. ~
All our lady subscribers who wish
to be handsome and we'll formed will
receive full particulars. absolutely free
of charge, (provtded they send two
cent stamp or stamped envelope for re-
turn POSTAGE. by writing to Miss Janet
Gilbert, 772 G. E., Import Bldg. PSovi-
denco, r. 1.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-27
Mines and Buried Treas.
ureS Discovered

The mineral wealth Of the south has
hardly been scratched Untold millions In
gold silver. iron and copper mines await
the fortunate man or men who discover
their true location.
wonderful instrument called the Span
isl Magnetic Needle has recently been
perfected, which has been used with Won
derful accuracy in discovering both mines
and treasures. The needle has inter-
changeable parts designed for use to in
dictate the particular mineral sought for.
Lost and buried treasures of money. gold
and silver, are located. Successful miners
and prospectors use these needles, but
In the past they have been very difficult
to obtain. We understand. however, that
the Prospectors' and Miners Agency of
Palmyra, Pa. handle a complete line of
these needles and other mineral rods and
would be glad to correspond with anyone
Interested in the subject. They issue Il
large catalog which will he mailed free
to anyone writing them. Address p. 4
n. Agen"v, p Second street. PALMYRA Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-27
Fate Was Against Him

from the Argonaut
When Mr.. jenkins went to his bedroom
at 1850, it was with the determination of
going to sleep, and with another determi-
nation that he would not be interviewed
by Mrs. jenkins. So, as soon as he had
entered the door, and deposited his lamp
upon the dressing table, he commenced
his speech: Il locked the front door. |
put the chain on. pulled the key out
a little bit. The dog is inside. I put the
kitten out / emptied the drip-pan of the
refrigerator. The cook took the silver to
bed with her. / put a cane under the
knob of the back hall door. l put the
The parlor fire has coal on. l put the
cakebox back in the closet. | did not
drink all the milk. 1t is not going to rain.
Nobody gave me any message for you.
mailed your letter as soon as / got
downtown. Your mother did not call at
the Office. Nobody died that we are in
terested in. Did not hear of a marriage
or engagement. / was very busy at the
office making out bills. have hung my
clothes over chair-backs. | want a new
egg for breakfast. ! think that is ALL and
/ will now put out the light" Mr. Jen-
kins felt that he had hedged against all
inquiry, and triumphant smile was
upon his face as he took hold of the gas
check, and sighted line for the bed,
when he was earthquaked by the query
fiom Mrs. Jenkins: why didn't you
take off your hat?'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-27
WOMAN POLICE
MAGISTRATE IS A
] GREAT SUCCESS

Berlin, February 2s-(Special)-A wo-
man as a police magistrate is the expert
ment that has been conducted in this city
during the past year, and has proven
q. success In October, 1908, Fraulein
Margaret Dittmar was appointed to the
police staff, and her record for one year
shows that she had 6o4 cases to deal
with. -+f
Her work consists in acting as the
guardian of youthful delinouents. waits
and children who are ill-treated by their
parents The former are committed to
her charge to deal with as she thinks
Mt, either to place them In reformatories
or to restore them to their parents after
she has investigated the circumstances.
Waits are placed in orphanages. and in
cases of parental cruelty. which have
been proved In court, it 10 Frauein Dit
mars duty to visit the homes at irreg-
ular intervals to prevent the offense
being repeated.
OF the 165 school boys and girls who
ran away from their homes in the prov
ince of Berlin last year, the majority,
says Fraulein Dittmar. came to the cap
ital to view the imperial palace. The re-
mainder either came through spirit or
adventure fired by reading thrilling
stories, or because their parents were too
severe with them over their lessons.