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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14
EPWoRTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the Tamarack NJ. Il. church
was held on Monday evening and the
following officers were elected for
1911:
President, Thomas Hyslop.
First Vice President. Miss Annie
james,
Second Vice President, Miss Ida
Simons.
Third Vice President, Miss Emma
Thomas
Fourth Vice President, Miss Lucille
McCune.
Secretary, Harold Bryant
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14
D. {. RICE is SURPRISED.
Manager of Moving Picture Theaters
rendered a Surprise

Upon his return from Ishpeming last
evening. ID. f. Rice, proprietor of the
copper and iron circuit Of moving pic
ture theaters was pleasantly surpris-
cd at his home by a party of friends
and employees, who called at about
1916 o'clock. The event proved
very pleasant one. Chester Treozna
presided at the piano and Reese Lee
Roy manager of the Grand theater
reraered some very beautiful solos on
his famous one-stringed fiddle. Aud
Cruster, the famous Chicago tenor,
favored the gathering with several
vocal selections. Luncheon was serv-
ed 1T II 30. When the party dispers-
cd at a late hour. Mr.. and MIS-. Rice
We're rendered a vote of thanks by
those present.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

Frank Kosto and John Monosh were
brought before Justice Fisher last
night to answer TO charge of wilful
destruction of property. on complaint
of John Sana, of Wolverine, who al
legged the defendants broke several
panes of glass in the windows Of his
residence. The defendants pleaded
not guilty, and their examination has
3een set for Tuesday of next week
December 20.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14

Adolph and Amandus Hermann ana
Miss Bertha Hermann are expected
home this week from Ann Aibor and
Kalamazoo to spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hermann
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14

Joshua X. Langsford Of Joplin. Mo,
former Calumet resident, left here
yesterday for Sheboygan. Wis. To
spend a few days, previous to return
ing TO his home.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. CALU-
MET TOWNSHIP.

I will be I'm the NJ a. M. bank on
Friday morning. December 2 and each
day thereafter during banking hours,
for tho purpose of collecting town
ship taxes for 1910.
William Lahore.
Township Treas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14

Treasurer, John Spur.
Organist, Miss olive Vivian.
Assistant organist, Mrs. George II.
Keast.
Librarian. Miss Eta Jane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Gum Nbiiibrm ~ N2.N 9hrr.
uub glntreini9en 49,
Sas Ynblifum bcsablf.

8 aibington. 8. &. - s bat
lid b~erausaeiteut, baB infolee Der CIR
b0bune Der Sinncnireuern alif Snbat
uno feline Yrpbutte Die @roBe Der
Gigarrettenz unb Sabafpafete, Die in
ben Ser. Staateu berseitellt lperben,
pcrminbert lpirb. 10 BOB Die Iebrs
iteuer nIf bas rnllfcnoc Yublitum
aboenGl5t ipirb. Hatetc ppblbefannz
ter Sorten, Die bisber 20 Gisaretten
cntbieIteu unb fir flint Gents per
Yafet perfauft ipurbcn. cntbnlten nun
MIR nod Is Gi9aretten fir DEN iefben
Yreis. ipdbrenb Yafcte, Die bisbcr 10
Stiid ent6ielten. nun aus MIR dht be-
itcben. Sabafspnfete. Die bisber 12s
1lnSen ipogen uuo fir flint Gents pers
fault ipurbcn, iperben in 3ufnnft nur
nod IA lln5en ipiegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Die Maidpn 1T ct. @saricn.

Sic critic 8phe Der geiItlid)crl
llebungen obcr Iutfsmiiiion in gez
%nanutcr @cn,ciube mar Den Sraucn
9eipiomct. Yic id)ou bcridJtet. ieste
cs rcdt berSbdft proftiide Winfe mn
2eitgrunoiGbe fir Die 20iuug Der
S%rdueufrage nb. Nuh Den Wdnuerr
oeaeniibcr tpurbc nid,t perfcblt, Die
cnt hcibcubc Bidtigteit Der
rcli9i6ler @ruubIagcu in
io3ialcr SiuiiGt 5l bctoncn. ca
4. y. ipuroe reht bduii9 Ourauf bins
Geipieicn, lpic paa Seben aus Den,
@lnuben unb nab Den Scbren Gbriitj
mo Der tatboliifcn Stride Den
& opitnIiiten nnb Irbcit;
gcbcr cine .ioSinle @eiinmnr
bci6ringt. i'm pcrpflidtct h'
ten g o unb h / il c n
NJ II ! 6 c II lpiirbigc 8~cbanblung 81
gebm. Sem Nrbciter wurbt
and iciuc Tflift 9cmiiicn
batter Nrbei 8 it II n
flar ocn,ddt mno bas ScBcn Del
Susiaiiiten unp bns S6iircn Dc:
Mathematics g~ebiibreub bc'
tont. Sen, cruitcren @cobahtcr IL
Sodcu Der lo3ialcn Srngc mndcr
ocrabe Die Nrbcitcu Der Stride be
elmer @pIfs iiiiom iuic III
bicic bcdlp. Sciuitcnpatrcs lcitcu. Il
red,t fIar, bob pbuc bicie q runb D.
lc0cnbc SGdtiDfcit Der Grneue:
occ Scelcn lebenS fcin'
Sofiunmg auf burhgrciicnbc Sp5inl'
reform irpbl bcariinrct lit. Sn anbe.
rcn 8orten .Cbuc Die Sbatigfeit Del
fatboliifcn Stride ipdrc ete io5iai'
Icpolutipn mursen d."
Sic 1iiiion in ct. Warien pirl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Cine Gpaiiiun int Der Cuff.

1ailaub, 4. Stt. 49, Sic Sufts
idiiier Sidipn unb Sbpmas iinb bein,
Slla I'M bieiigen Ierobrom III boiler
SlM9gcidminbi9feit 'suiammen9ernmt.
Sbre Wnidinen pcriingcn iih in cins
amber iinb frahten Sur @rbe. Sidion
lpurbe tobtlih perlcst, ms Den Sriims
mcrn berporaesogen. Sbnmns murSe
an Den geiuen. Sanocn nno an,
9opfe uerlcet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Spsialiiiifc Shlcmmcr.

Sic ioSiaIpcmofratiidc Yrelic nllcr
gambler III gernbe5u Gngltlih barnilf
bebad)t, bic @enoiien id)arf 81 madden
seaen .fiiritlifc Sdlcnmer", lpcld,c
Die Nintb Ses .bunscrnpeu @olfco"
hintunIeseno Die .miiiteiten @clage
feiern". Wcun aber @cnplienfiibrcr,
Die beruienen rGolfebcgliider". nuf
Soften bes nbungcrnoen Bottles"
Srgicn ieicrn nrto bel ScitsG anfcttcn
aui .eini9e" Scit ibrc Nliiiion Der
9ciicn, Du idrpei9t Die @enonenpreie.
Sicicr Suse bat bctnnntlif in aopcns
bd9en II. q. aud Elm Internationally
Observation-Disclosures GpnarcB Der
transport : Nrbciter, piclmebr ibrer
Silbrcr, itattgcfunben. llnb il6er
bieic Saguna miro nod bcrlftct:
.Nahbem Die Sclegierten Cont
n6cnb mddIti9 aIfgctrlmpit nnb Die
ieIiiamiten 8eifliiiic iiber cinen rSn>
ternatipunicn Strcif Der Seclcutc"
9cfabt bntten. crreid,tc bic fr0blid)e
! Stinnmng ibren S0bcpunft, ais mai
iif I'm, s llbr az einem Sincr III
@ittmnd's SctiGlen p%crinmmelte. 5t
iucfdrm bic hGniihen Srganiiatiuncn,
Die auf bent GpngreB Die .opnncur5
mahten, cingclaben batten. Sir cis
nioc 3eit peritnmnrtc jest Der Hebcs
ifpnd .iibcr Die .clcnbe Sflnperei Der
S%eeleutc" iebr ucritdublih =
benn Die ,ridlpcr %beprdngtcn Sec
bdrcn" itdrfteu lid ieet burd foigenpc
Speiicn:
Sherry vieux Potage a la jardinere
Saumon
Sauterne sauce hollandaise
Langue de boeuf Legu.
Jambon fumG mes
Champagne Poulet roti
Compete Salade
BeuYre Frontage Raids
Madire Clace panachee
Llaueurs Cafe.
Nad,bem bnnu nod Der aaffce.
natiirlid NIT benz nDtbigen 3ubebor.
eingenommcn unb burd gcpaltiac
Walien bon @hisfcn unb Spha Die
notbiae ,GlenbSitimnuug" cr5eugi
iporoen ipar, purbe frdftig gctan5t,
gm belen Iprgen 5o9 man Damn
gum .NblDihen pnrh einen sen,iiib>
Iidcn Sriibldoppeu" mad alampens
borg, itdtfte lid burd) eiu opulcntcs
Sriibitiid, unb ais gc9en Ibeno Die
Spnnc lanf. lpurben ulmdblih Die
GongreB : 8erbanblun9cn iurt9eicbt."
Ber mlB aber Die 3c6e be5ablen?
Sic INSTRUMENTATION Srgnniins
tipneu. Sapon uber er5dblt Die @cs
noiicnprciie bcm b%un9ernben Solfe
nifts. limb bpdl limb cs bic mil
ihpicliecn Sdnbcm uerbicnten @ru
fGen Der Mrbciter, melhc bic @enui-
f~eniibrer in Sp%pcnbagcn perscnbcI
bGbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
SeabFdtiset SIR Gnrem @obm>
nlaB IN Gn0ern?

gsenu ~, banu leIet oieieu Bargain uio hau'
belt ioalrti. cute $50 gder 6arrr, 8 Meiien non
militant, =. D.. sutes od9t 3ininer Saus. grpber,
9utsebuuter Safement.StaI nit Sap.SIinss,
Sppper Spttum, unb ein. elevator, nm has e,es
treble; elnporSnhebeu, Sas @etreioebauS bat
hohes' StsinsB aiement. nit Slioes am Sooen
Iesren. 8iter Hlaihiuenidnppen. llnaefdhr so
Nder Beioe an einem Dndle. ons lbriee III
irudtbarsS Bottom. Sapo nit Nnsnabne bon
ungeidhr 40 Nfer upiauo Trets so pet Ader.
eine cute iein. Gir iuobnet felt metr ais 30
Sabren bier NIB ba6en nte cine Uehlerrte ses
bait. SIR rdbere NuS tunft id1reiber an ober
yeim adreiben crmdbne man eeh. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
9ano : Bargains fur &atbolit.n.

Sd, babe Is CUTE Sarmeu 5u pertanieu Su $40
bis s65 per gder in Der ct. Sriogets &iarrei III
NParibau unb Renaba Counties, 5ipei Der Bnrs
nsr aurns Counties ppn aanias. ct. Srioget hot
cine s2J, 900 Yadtein. stride. reiibirenben Yrieiter
uuo ieben Sountag 8ottesoienft.
fatbolide adufer abr ieio eingeIaeer. Gadl
bteie carmen anSniehen. mdhreno aorn; Nles,
alfalfa uno ole ~icnIigeu Jarmer jeugIiie I'm
ssadlieu begriife en- iiuo, 0a Der 8poen 9udb itdsr
a%eiaaen uno 9uer Yeiad elm ansetebmer
iein iuiro.
mert uuierer Erosperttdt. weId,e iuir bereit
iinh, ~toiienirei init sud- 5i tbeilen.
Spredet Dor oSer idreibet an
VIM. 7. oOSSIN,
Axteu, Kansas.
peim edrciben erlpabue n,aa seh. bieies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

9~cleitct bon Den fplgerbcn bofp.
Seiuitcnpatrcs bon Yruirie Oh CHEN,
@is.: Hcp. s.. i. Glsfamp, Hcp. 90
iepb Sorbnns, Hcp. u. Sdulcr mn
Hcp. j. Spicrinsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Ma6 eincnt ioebcn cinactrofi

@a6 cincrt ioe6eu ein9etrofics
men Gcnillsberid,t. 3ciat es iid, baB
Dubuque, ga. 3S,49+ Scelen adblt;
bas mcint cine 3unabme bon 2,197
Scelcn pbcr 81 Tro5ent i'm &crgleidI
Su elmer Giniuobner5abl o 36,207
IN 1900. Dubuque figuriert nlir
Jest in Der Ieibc Der Soipner StGbtc
on piertcr Stelc; Ses Woincs 5Ghli
ndmlih S6,36S Scelcn; Siour Gitl
47.2S2; Davenport 43.03S mo panr
fomrnt Subuallc nit SS,4o4;
= SD babe Carmen unb srobc
Nldd,en Sdrmlano 81 perfaufcn. W..
8. 8roba IN. Guerp. 9eraS.
--Sr. ". 81. Goes, 951 2ocuit Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
3u berfaufen.
9as ionniae San 9nis>I bnl.

gerieiettes 9anb. Sauptprooutte: NeiSer,
Saier, @erite, 3uderrlbet. 8artoteln. alfalfa,
iefoerbien, ioiuie 3iebsudlt.
Seoer Grnteertrng luiro ouppelt 10 groB ietu,
tpie b~erieuiae ,3hrer Diilirter jarn.
Sd,reibet al Die 0bas. Is. 3pnltn WeaitD
Gompaup, Gppper, Colorado.
yetm ehrcibeu er,udbne muu seh. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

IN bertaltteit. sta a@ 3 6.i g. Outer : bf:
sarteu. @baig Ssaisr. 20 adsr inter apItur; As
5abmes @ras. yteit III @eioe. Nahe oeiif,der
3irdhe. 6reis $50 per Nder. Wihmono Sano
Il ycan 60, &idbmoto. auns.
2,rin, edrriben rrrpahnr rrnn def. biefrS 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
@o 1T oaS bette San0?

Rern Elm Bobeu, Der iiir % Sabre iebes !Sahr
nit aprn bephduSt iunroe, troboen nod erne
quite 9rnte abipirit. ipas iuiiroe er briitgen, ipenu
ell pcrniuftieer uno feiBtser 6armer iih ieiner
an anre? Golden Sooel gibt 'es bel Salep
Fa!., Seiieriou.9 Co.. Rnnias. aulnln uito iieh.
8eu. y. Jefepb, 2. z. B.. ct. Seneoiet's
@bbep, AtdbifpyL .Sanias.
Beim edrcibrn eripabnc man seh. bieieS yiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Musae,eidlnete fleine Jarm.

=. 90 9lfer. tieier id,uar;er Sober, usldier isbes
oute Grnteu in aurn. ~sseisen, alee uno
Saier berpprbriust. Ia Nteile BON guteri Staotr
den nit 1900 Ginmohrerr Iiro Spei Giisubabneu.
tatholiidie Stride unb Sdnle. 9nteS 4
Daus. 0loiets. Sommertidhe, Stal 81
bel Sc, II SaeSeidineter drummer, &iuonihle urn
8eb1iter. Ireis $1,000. Nroere quite Carmen Gu
ben Treiisu Der Giuentbinmer. Wnsene I.
Court Sauare, Seoalin, Wo.
Yetnt edretbeu eripdbue man neh.. oteies Slntt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
0eimjuher

sd,reibet IIr zine gun,m,r bes ,Soutbsaitern
aanioS Spmeieeter", oas bette 9unos SuurnaL
bas ~pnbliSfrt miro. Is iuiro irei on 3eue sr
id,iit, bic eju 3eim tanten ooer Geio aniesen
molen. aarbuertuui nit fleinen 8e;ahlungen
ino oiiuitiae 9eoingut9et III uniere Spe3ialitdt:
Wan a~oreiire; lbe alaen Soantp 5npeitmemt
Co., Ypngton. annfaS.
s,ctu, edtrribrs eriudbne man geH. bieitS BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
&atholiteu itno e,uaelaoen,

uniere f5armieA vsu $50 bis So per Ader. nabe
Wtapelia i'm tNpli6en yetmne'ota. 5u beiidbti'
aer. aeiIle Seblexnten. cute nlsemeine Grn.
fen bieies SG6f. @ates Gtdptd1en, quite ppdl
id5uIe, quite fetbcIif6e 2dnie. Sur Itdbere
Ausfunit itlretRst an
THE SMiTHSoN LAND CO,
Il Madelia, MINI.
geim eGreiben er,patur man eeh. pieics Siott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

gerIangt: NGbmaihincns
Operators. Griabrung niht nptbs
ipcnbig. Sabrifen in Subuoue, GUT
tcnbera, 9pcrspillc, ,Naquofeta. $.
.. u lppcr& 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Oeae,t GrebsIMaOeH.

an emvfsa,e hermit Stroop's bsrabmt.
belitIdbe Xuluer. lisielten beiIer ieoen (uod
niht auiSebrodle nen) arebs iopobl %innerlib ats
duBsrlidh. Sas .anertannt etn5tg bette pttttel, lm
sRaaenfrebs erfolareid, an beileit. g3egen yeias.
rem. 8euuniie U. I. ~. ihrei6e man an:
Wtrs. e. p. Nosoina,
Semeea Hauias.
Setm etbretbeH efpdhne uiaH eeR. e1eles S'att
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
ACT LIKE PARROTS.
Educators Idea of Ho Graduates Ap'
pear When Speaking Pieces.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. April u
They're going 10 try out new kind
of commencement day exercise In the
Foster township schools. 10 give Supt.
Hoffman chance to demonstrate that
the old way is capable OF much inn
provement.
Prof. Hoffman says that the eXer-
cises usually place the graduates in
Il wrong light before the world. They
have learned essays written for them
by instructors, and then repeat them
parrot.like,' he says, "as their own
productions. They are forced into the
attitude Of deceivers in their first step
upon the threshold of the worlds ac'
tivities' In palmer words, the chill
dren are given a lift on the high road
10 fourfushing through life.
So they are going 10 let Prof Hon
man prepare a different kind OF grad
uation program as test.
II may be one that will make them
appear more like owls than parrots.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
WESTERN UNION WILL
REARRANGE SALARY SCALE
Equipment Will Also Be Put in First
Class Shape Before Dividends
are Increased.

NEW YORK, April There VIII
be no immediate increase OF the divl-
dend rate OF the Western Union de-
spite the fact that ii is now controlled
by the American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Co. AT the meeting OF the d.
rectors yesterday the following reso-
luton was adopted:
NO increase in the present divi'
dend rat shall be made until the
plant OF iAe company. wherever it may
be found necessary, is placed in the
highest possible condition. the work
ing conditions OF the employees i'm
proved and their salaries Iearranged,
recognizing in this readjustment.
merit. proficiency and length or
services modified by location.
In explanation Of the resolution
President Clovry stated that the
present iron wires are to be replaced
with copper, additional equipment TO
ensure rapid transmission installed
where needed and general rear
rangement OF salaries put into effect.
In many places the limit OF equip
ment is needed 70 meet the demands
OF business and because OF this much
new equipment is imperatiyely
needed
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
HEADS CALUMET &c HECLA.
Quincy Shaw, Of Boston, Former
Tennis Champion, is Elected.


Tennis Champion, is Elected.
BOSTON. April THE manage
ment of the Calumet copper proper
ties has passed into younger hands.
Quincy A. Shaw, the largest individ-
ual owner OF stock in the Calumet a
Hecla Mining company, was chosen
president to succeed the late Prof.
Agassiz r. l.. Agassiz, the late
scientists second son, was made a
director and yice-president of the com
pany, while Thomas Nelson Perkins
was elected a director in the two
subsidiary companies, Tamarack ana
the Isle Royale.
Mr. Shaw has been closely identified
with the Calumet since the death OF
his father. who assisted Prof. Agassiz
in the development of the northern
Michigan mines. He is a former ma
tional cour. tennis and racquet cham.
pion and an expert lawn tennis and
golf player.
r. L. Agassiz studied mining under
his father. He is prominent as a polo
player.
Mr.. Perkins is a lawyer and fellow
Of Harvard university. He is
nephew OF the late Charles L. Perkins.
OF the Burlington K Quincy railroad
He was captain Of the Harvard var
sity OF 1898. None OF the appointees
Is over AZ years old.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
STEALS A PAIR OF SHOES
FROM DEAD MANS FEET
His Plea. When Arrested, That He
Thought His Victim Was Sleep
ing. Does Not Save Him.

GILROY, Cal, April Max Kublc
is under arrest, accused OF having
stolen dead mans shoes. lie has
confessed that he took the shoes. but
refuses TO say how four watches. seven
raEors and a quantity OF other jewelry
OF more or less value came into his
possession
KIblc found T.. j. Gunderson, OF
Pleasanton. lying in stock car and
stole his shoes. lie was arrested at
Sargent. where the car was standing,
ac a suspicious character, and when
sounded admitted that he had robbed
Gunderson. whoa he thought was
sleeping He has two other pairs or
shoes strung on piece OF rope over
his shoulder.
Gunderson was found by jury to
have died from natural causes while en-
route from PleaSanton with a carload
OF horses which had been purchased
there
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
TWO HURLED TO DEATH.
Michigan Central Engine Blows UP
Near Crawling.


Near Grsyling.
CRAWLING. Mich. April Two
men are dead and another is serious
" injured as the result OF the boiler
OF the big compound engine on the
Michigan Central blowing mp about
two miles north Of here Wednesday
night.
Head Brakeman Dan Byrne OF
Crawling. who was instantly killed.
was blown about 20 feet His lef.
arm was blown of and one leg was
broken He was about % years old
and married.
Fireman Wilson Glerke OF Gray
ling. suffered a fractured leg and In
formal injuries. He died about mid
night Wednesday.
Engineer John Green, OF Bay City,
suffered a broken leg. and was inter.
nGlly injured. He may die.
The engine. No 1920, was pulling a
string of empty fat cars. Conductor
John Smith had charge of the train.
The explosion was heard for miles.
Parts of the engine were found 500
feet from the scene of the explosion.
The cause of the accident Is not
known.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
ALDERMAN is NOT CITIZEN.
Unique Situation Presents Itself &
People OF 81. Clair.

ST. CLAIR, Mich. April An IN
vestigation reveals that Alderman
James Lghtbody. who has served as
city official for a number of years,
and who is well-known in ST. Clair. Is
not a citizen of the United States. and
therefore not entitled TO either vote
or hold office.
The investigation was the result OF
political struggle which started re-
Gently. Aid Jacob Vossen. his OPP
ponent al the last election, challenged
Lightbodys citizenship and started
the investigation. II was learned that
Lightbodys father had not taken out
his papers until the alderman became
OF age and therefore his fathers citi-
zenship did him no good whatever.
Lightbody was unable 20 vote at the
election last Monday and IL he takes
the proper course TO secure papers
II will be two years before he will be
able TO get back into the political
game again
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
Brady Buys Mansfield Home.

NEW YORK, April THE i've
story house at 3l6 Riverside drive,
which was owned by the late Richard
Mansfield. was sold at auction yester-
day 10 VIM. A. Brady. the theatrical
manager. He bought the house as
gift for his wife, Grace George. the
actress. The price was $4,000. Mr..
Mansfield bought the house a few
years before his death and spent con
siderable money on alterations. IL
will probably be rearranged TO suit the
taste OF Mrs. Brady.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
THESE GREEKS NO HEROES.
Wabash Railway Employees Put to
Rout BY Striking Poles.

The spirit OF Thermopylae did not
inspire % Greeks who sought the aid
of Police Sergt. Hicks, detailed in the
mayors Office. Wednesday afternoon
These men had been brought here
from St. Louis 10 work for the Wa
bash and were shipped out west Of
Delray a couple Of days ago TheS
found a strike on among the Polish
section hands and a welcome that was
so lively that they retreated first to
box cars and later 10 the city hall.
I'VE want our 81 apiece so that we
can go TO st. Louis was their plea
Sergt. Hicks called in John J.
knight. superintendent of the state
free employment bureau, and the two
got hold OF the Wabash officials and
arranged TO have the Greeks protect
ed In case the Poles become too war.
like. knight will find the Greeks
other employment.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
IS FR,oHTFULLY INJURED.

SAGINAW, Mich. April 7.-Allan
Witt. 8 years DID, lies ina hospital
in this city with his right eye blown
out, his right hand shattered and his
body filed with nearly goo holes, as
the result OF being literally blown up
by a dynamite cartridge az his school
In Thomas, Wednesday JOS Nc
Carly. friend, gave Witt the cart
ridge, saying 1t would make a noise
like a frecracker Just before school
opened the Wiltz boy placed the cap
IN a crack in the floor and hammered
IT. He was blown out OF the building.
Oficers have gone from this city TO
nrrest Charles McCnrtr. foes father.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
RECKLESS AUToIsTs FINED.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. April AR
thur Frnntz and II. Cavanaugh. OF
Lansing. paid IS apiece today for driv-
ing an auto truck through Delta town
ship without lights One man Just es.
capped. while another had a runaway
as a result OF the negligence OF the
chauffeufs. They pleaded guilty.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

Oficial figures show that the aver
age ages az which men and woman
marry Is rising.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
RAISES EMPLOYEES WAGES.

PORT HURON, Mich. April 1.-The
employees OF the Reid wrocking Co.
received n notice OF an increase OF 26
cents per day in wages, Wednesday
This IL said TO be the result OF ST.
Clair county going wet Mr.. Reid,
the head OK the company. was an en-
thusiastic "wet" worker and the VIC
tory highly pleased him. Seventy.fivs
|ren vii DC benefited.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
WANT LATIMER PARDONED.
Friends Work on Behalf OF Jackson
Man Who Poisoned His Mother.

LANSING, April Efforts are be-
ing made TO secure the release OF Irv
ing Latimer, the Jackson convict, who
is serving a life sentence for poison
ing his mother. The pardon board
refuses 20 confirm the story, but 1t Is
considered authentic.
+. a Blackeslee. one Of the board
members, stated that some pretty
strong evidence would have 20 be
produced 10 have the board consider
such a thing
Latimcr WAS sentenced 20 Jackson
May q. 1889 Because of his knowl-
edge o. drugs he was made druggist
az the prison \ short time later he
made n sleeping potion and gave Il 70
the guard lie made his escape and
tho guard died lie was recaptured
and since that time has ben closely
guarded.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

Although the A1stro.Hungarian gov.
eminent viii delay the cost Of main.
tenance OF the ratiuu institute nearing
completion at Vienna II will be az the
service OF scientists Of all nations.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
TO ISSUE EVENING PAPER.
Baltimore Sun Secures News Fran
chise Of the United Press.

ehise Of the United Press.
BALTIMORE, Md. April Under
the head a new sun will rise" the
Baltimore Sun. one of the oldest and
most influential newspapers in the
United states, makes the following an
nounccment:
"The Sun will begin the publlca.
ton of on evening edition on Mon
Gay. April Is
The Evening Sun VIII be similar
ing makeup 70 the morning paper u
will he orderly and plain IN its pres
cntatiou Of tho news. without thrills
or frills
Tho sun has acquired, through the
purchase Of the World. the news
franchise Of tho United Press"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
Is kllled In Duel.

ALGIERS, April TN. Houbo and
NJ. Robert. two candidates for the
French chamber OF deputies. fought a
pistol duel here today, Robert being
killed. The duel grew out OF news
paper controversy between them, in
which each bitterly assailed the other.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

A Japanese syndicate has purchased
a large tract OF land in Brazil 10 estab-
lish Japanese colony there.