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The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
PROPOSALS WANTED.
TATE OF MICHIGAN "a,
1870. - w.. 80

fate OF MICHIGAN lss
county OF Wayne
Rudolph Freldenberg OF the City OF
Detroit. Michigan, being duly sworn
beposes and says that he Is sole gem
trail partner OF the limited partnership
bf Rudolph Freidenberg this DAY
formed; that the sum OF S15,OOOOO, be
Ing the amount specified in the certin-
bate OF partnership. 10 be contributed
BY Ben Freidenberg, OF Monroe, Mich
|gan, the sole special partner, has
been so contributed by him and
bald into the common stock OF
laid partnership, and been actually
bald In and in good faith contributed
nd applied TO the common stock OF
laid limited partnership, as aforesaid.
bcponent further states that said VI o.
10000 contributed by said special part
Der is the amount he originally con-
lributed to the limited partnership OF
Freidenberg on the 3Oth day
BIZ January, 1905, which limited part
Aershlp has this day been renewed,
laid special partner leaving with said
United partnership the $15,00000 which
would be due him on the expiration
bf the limited partnership or January
both. 1905.
And further deponent saith not
RUDOLPH FREIDENBERG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 27th day OF January, A ID. 1910.
HENRY NJ. BUTZEL,
Notary Public,
Wayne County. Michigan.
My Commission expires July H. 1919.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
PASTOR LIBELLED HER
IN PUBLIC, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Lavender In $4,000 Suit In Chi
cago Testifies Against Rev.
Or. Crawford.

CHICAGO, Feb. Mrs. Mary A.
Lavender tock the stand In her S5O,OOO
SANDER suit against the Rev. DR.. r. Is.
Crawford. pastor OF the Woodlawn-ave
Methodist Episcopal church testllyinG
that owing TO accusations made by DR..
Crawford against her and the Rev
John Leek she. lost her position as
secretary OF the National Women's a.
ISOLATION. which paid her 70 a month,
and which she had secured only after
long years OF preparation.
Mrs. Lavender was only briefly
cross-eXamined.
An Impressive gallery OF Methodist
ministers attended. Several shook
hands with Mrs. Lavender as she en-
tered the courtroom escorted by sew
eral women.
DR.. William II. Walker. a member
Of the Official board Of the Woodlawn
church. testified earlier In the day.
The name of Mrs Mark NJ. Lane, wife
Of the principal of the Moseley school,
was drawn into the proceedings when
Attorney Crews asked DR.. Walker IL
Mrs. Lane did not originate and circu-
late gossip about Mrs. Lavender and
Dr. Leek Or. Walker said Mrs. Lane
had made statements about them in
Woodlawn, but he did not know wheth-
or she originated the rumors.
Looking straight at Or. Crawford
DR.. Walker said "Dr. Crawford not
only said that Mrs Lavender had con
fessed to improper relations with DR..
Leek. but declared that he had with
his own eyes seen things for two years
past that branded them as guilty"
The hearing OF the suit is expected
to consume three or four days.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
LIMIT FOR WHITE
|sLkv; TRAFFICKER
fOrris Levine, Who Preyed on Fallen
Woman, fixed $50 With optisa
of SiA M0anra :. Jail.

Convicted by deluge Of incrimfnat-
hg testimony. In spite OF the reluc.
Ance OF his victim 10 testify against
Inn, Morris Levine, white slave traf-
cker, was Friday morning given the
NIT for disorderly conduct-S5O ine
: six months impgisonment-Justice
teln adding a terrific scoring
Rosie Friedman, II years old, who
as taken from a CatherIne-st. resort
~ Truant Officers Grossman and Plies,
locked felony charge against lie
pe by "gigglng back" on ner state
ent to the police, al the time OF her
escue from the resort At that time.
he stated that she was Russian emf
rant girl, and Vas about to return to
ussia with 5000 she had saved in two
ears of hard work here, when she met
'lorris Levine. He took her from
Pity TO city. placing her in d.sorderly
ouses and taking her money from
Ter, she said. In court she swure
pat Levine had done nothing wrong,
md said that she had chosen ner own
lie.
But when the case was resumed, Fri
Jay morning, OhCcrs Grossman and
Plies surprised the defense by pro
'ucing three women. all keepers OF re-
|1rts. eacn one of whom swoTe that
levine had visited her and tried 10
orange to place the girl in her resort.
Justice Stein promptly found Levine
|uilty.
"All can give you is the limit for
'isorderly conduct" said the Judge.
You'll get that Detroit Is no place
'pr such fellows as you, who prey
|pon fallen women"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
DIED.

A., at his residence,
BEDFORD. Mich. beloved husband OF
Hatty Allen. and father or Ralph ana
Otis Allen Funeral sat9rday; s:SV
from st. Mary's church, Red1ord
Burial at ST. Mary's cemetery Red-
ford.
.. 1910, at family resi-
dence. 7O5 Macomb- st. Anna, beloved
daughter OF John and Catherine Boy
Ian, and sister OF George and Elmer
Boylan, Mrs. J. G. Bourke. Mrs. N.
McDermott Mrs. j. G. Breen. Flu
neral from residence Saturday. a.
m, our Lady OF Help church at $3.50.
BULLER-Feb. 1, 1910. Robert c., at
Racine, Wis. Burial at Thamesville,
ont.
only son OF Dewitt
C. and Cora A. Cooper. Funeral SAT-
urday at 2 noon, from residence, 29O
Stanton-ave. Services at the chapel.
Grand Lawn cemetery, BEDFORD, at
1870 D. m, via funeral car.
CURTIS-Feb. 2, 1910, at her home in
birmingham, Mich, Miriam Jane Cur
tbs. widow OF the late Marcus b., and
mother OF Isabelle T. and Frances l.
GoULD-Feb. 2. at residence, 800 Fort
ST. east, James. aged 9B years, be-
loyNd husband OF samantha Gould,
I,.iher OF John f., OF Seattle. Wash;
Uriah, OF Detroiti James. OF May
wood. III. Burial Saturday AT 1880 p.
m Burial private
LAATZ-Minnie. beloved mother OF
Hattie, Alexander. VIII, Emma, Au-
gust Annie. Charles and Minnie, at
her residence. 1859 Concord-ave. Flu
neral Monday, 1890, at residence.
Burial at Trenton. by funeral car.
RENCE-BenJamin s., at his resi-
dcnce. 81 Hobart. age ~. Funeral
announcement later.
MARVIN-Edgar a, aged SIS years, be-
loved husband OF Ida J., and father
OF Mona, Maten. at his residence, $50
Lakewood Funeral Saturday 2
p. m. at residence. Burial at Wood
lawn.
MOYLE-Jan. %, william ]. Moyie. at
Tucson. Ariz.. beloved nephew OF Jo-
semi and lydia TonkIni Of Detroit
Funeral from his home, 645 Trum-
bull-ave.. Saturday at p. m.
sTEWART-Feb. 2. 1910. at his resi-
loved husband OF Jennie stewart.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
Occurring OF JURY TO TRY
FRITCH PROCEEDS SLOWLY
|vide Publicity Given Case Makes u
Difficult to Secure Men
Without Bias.

. Extreme caution exercised by both
he prosecution and the defense in the
|rial of DR.. George A. Fritch, in Judge
Phelan's court, makes IL appear I'M
ossible that IA jury will be obtained
Mis- week. The peremptory challenges
ave not been used as yet. The wide
publicity given the Millman case, has
|lade II a difficult task TO get tales
hen without opinions on the case.
.lne OF these, with a positive opinion
|Fhich he stated only too frankly, was
Bymen Rosenthal, No. 254 Adelaide-sE.
\ Rosenthal said he couldn't read Eng
sh, but that his son read about the
ase, TO him He said he had "a few
oys, and a few girls
What did you understand as to the
ase, from your sons readings? ask
Id Attorney Lodge.
"Why. that the doctor made the
|peration, and that the girl was dead
"Any particular opinion as TO tho
|uilt or innocence of this doctor. on
bal here?" asked Lodge.
Sure" said Rosenthal. my opin-
bn Is, that he's guilty"
Rosenthal was excused by the court.
Politics figured in the questioning
X John r. Duross, a talesman with
'kbrother in the sheriff's office.
Duross, asked IL his politics was the
hme as his brothers. answered; Il
ont know. Last year he was Demo
h rat. This year he is Republican"
buross held over from the Burns ad-
4 William A. Seyler, said he had no
plnion. He also said that the mutila-
hon Of the body wouldn't affect him.
II don't care. so long as II WASH t
he that was killed" said Seyler.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
HYDE's SUIT HELD UP.
Court stops Taxing Of Dispositions in
Swope Case,


Court stops Taxing Of Dispositions in
Swope Case.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 4.-Court
action abruptly closed day OF legal
warfare in the Swope case when Judge
brumbach, OF the circuit court, yester-
day enjolned attorneys representing
Dr. b. {. Hyde and the persons against
whom he has pending a damage suit
for 100000 from taking further depo
sitons in the suiG until che court has
determined the legal status OF the
claims OF each side. Attorneys for
both sides claim the right of priority
in taking dispositions. Hyde's suIt Tor
100000 against John G. Paxton, execu-
tor OF the Swope estate, was dismissed
at Hyde's request.
New facts regarding the life and
habits OF the late Thomas H. Swopc
were brought out when the deposition
OF S. w. Spangler. an office partner OF
the millionaire, was taken by Frank
P Walsh, representing DR.. Hyde.
Spangler told OF the visits OF an un-
identified woman TO the Office and
how she brought broth for Col. Swope
TO eat. Swope refused TO eat the
broth. Spangler said.
"A short time before his death, Col.
Swope told me he did not believe he
had long TO live" said Spangler. 1T
was soon after he had quit drinking.
He said ne did not expect TO live more
than 80 days. | pressed him for rea-
son for his belief. He said an uncle
OF his drank for many years and when
he quit his death followed soon"
The decision OF the court came as "A
result OF the application of Attorney
John c. Cleary, representing DR. Hyde,
for an injunction restraining the firm
of Reed, Atwood, Yates, Mastin &
Harvey from taking dispositions.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry H. Ballard. 80, Chicago; Eliz-
abeth NJ Mundbrod. p, same.
Michael A. yelling 26, Detroit, Ger
tIude Thurn, 81, Cincinnati.
Theodore l. Fink, 22, Detroit Marie
G. Pippel 22. Pt. Hope.
stephen Carnegie, "a; Stella lganz-
Edward J. Bishop, 20; Martha l.
Joseph Schmidt. 25; Katie Gendt, 81.
Cornelius M. Duncan. "a; Bertha M.
Ernest OSTRICH. 20; Tena Pribe 2s.
Packus NJ Romanaus. "a Wordy
Sureckees, l9.
George Huebner. So; Amanda Brady.
50.
Sobolesky. 10, Detroit.
Anthony Joworski, 26: Angelina
Hoelzle, 90.
Walter Franckoeiak. 10; Martha STU
danski. II.
David Hardie. 2s: Marie C. Walters.
Adam sutkowski. 22; Mary Rudniska,
10
Edward A. ]. wild, %. Detroit; Edna
r. Semean. Is. Hamtramck.
George H. De Berger, 81; Maud A.
Lane, IS.
Rome shook, 20: Mabel Allen. 10.
John Richards 40 St Paul MINI;
Rosa 5 Hesse, "a, Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
William Costello. 3S Playfair.
Charles Spicer. 35 Alger.
Samuel Dimercurrio, 375 ErBkine.
Henry pattmer, 2S Pulaski
Joseph KendZior. Al McGregor.
Paul Podsiadto IS Ingersoll.
Francis Anderson, $50 Calvert.
George Mitchell. 10 Melrose.
Isaac Robane. 1879 Alfred.
Israel Lerman. $50 Hastings.
Anthony ! asinsky. IA Flower.
Michael SYpniewski, ga AleXandrine
GIRLS.
August Kolp. 62 Widman.
Joseph Parisi. 249 Rowena.
Gustav Roberts, 564 Woodward.
MARGIN kopacZ. % Goldner.
Jan Prs 261 Hammond.
Vincent Stasinska, 1853 Campbell.
William Nerdham. $40 Macomb.
George Goebel IS MelroseS
Wladyslaw SobYeynska. 100 Hastings
Fred Lawn, $50 Seyburn.
Bernard Ostrowsky. $50 Superior.
valentine Rvba, 991 Riopelle.
Herbert Gawley. 6s1 Milwaukee.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
OH, you SPo0NERS!

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 4.-Spooning
couples who, because OF the cold
north wind and the heavy SHOWS, have
been forced to spend their evenings
at the flve-cent moving picture shows,
where the calcium light dances on the
screen, all other lights turned low,
will have 20 cut out spooning," &C
cording to Mayor Shank.
The mayor, however. believes that
rbout the only thing he can do is TO
declare war, for searches OF the
statutes and city ordinances have
failed to reveal anything which would
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
DELINQUENT HUBBY
SENT TO PRISON
Henry c. Rohnkohl Draws Six
Months Term on Admitting He'd
Compelled Wife To Support Him.

on bis admission that he had com
PEELED his Wire 20 support him and
the family, Henry c. Rohnkohl vas
fined $50 and sentenced TO six moths
IN the house OF correction by Judge
Phelan. Friday morning. Rohnkohl
was arrested on warrant issued by
Judge Phelan. Thursday. on his wlfe's
complaint, charging him with disor
oerly conduct under the ordinance.
Mrs, Rohnkohl told the court that she
had been compelled to support her hus-
band during 10 years of married life
and that she had 10 submit 10 fire.
quent beatngs in the bargain.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
Troops Rout Rrieands.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.-Dis-
|atches today from the Persian pro
ince OF Karadagh say Rahim Khan
he notorious brigand, and his army
In insurgents have been decisively
efeated by the government troops
The defeat amounted to a slaughter
Ind Rahim, with tho remnant OF his
|avalry, is now fleeing toward the Rus
kan frontier. holly pursued by the
Persian troops.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
GETAWAY DAY FOR DAIRYMEN.
Sig Convention Ends With Discussions
on Cheese.

Sig Convention Ends With Discussions
on Cheese.
This is getaway day for the Michi'
gan Dairymen. who have been holding
a convention in the Wayne pavilion
since Tuesday. II is also cheeseman's
ers' day. and an interesting program
o, addresses and discussions was pre-
scented, Friday morning. and. will con
tinue during the afternoon. Leonard
Freeman. OF Fenton. one OF the direct
ors OF the associatio. acted as chair
man. The subjects discussed were
lnrgely technical.
At the butter session, 4 thursday aft
ernoon, Colon c. Lille, OF Cooperville,
head OF the dairy division OF the
state dairy and food commission. gave
an interesting talk on methods OF
handling cream.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United rnterurban Lines.

Detroit United InterurbRn Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS-
7.su a. m. 1925 "A. m. and 3.3s p. m.
Flint only, 6:3S y. IN. Locals for Flint
7 a M and every two hours 10 p. m
oxford only, IL D. IN. To ROMEO, a
~, every two hours to 10 y m. Al pm
pORT HURON LIMITEDS-1:i5 a m.
1O.I5 a m, Ss45 y. MS 80 y IN; Satuf-- =.
az days n oi ,ocafs f6f Port Huron hourly.
mn. 20 s D. m; also y IN 90 Ma q
rtos CITY. To MI Clemens. half hour
H. 4 40 a IN TO y. M. and hourly TO
~ m, To Mt. Clemens VIA SnOrea
line hourly. s:2S A. m 20 PA - NJ y
ais. roi Edo LIMITEDs--si2O am IN w..
2:2O and $40 p. m. toSRls- for<a,
TToisdo hourly. $50 a m. TO $50 p. m.
fc q 40 aud n 3. M for honroe
ia "a KSON LIMITEDs--ts43. "A, s-m---.-
OF g.A5 and $40 y. m. Locals Tor
tS,tt:.on' a. IN. and every two hours
S,s q n. M, Tor .Ann.Arbor. a L. And..-e
70 10 ii o. m; for Plymouth ana
hourly ri Ne e.sSa M ana nourfy 10 7.so
10, ~ ~. /. also a. M aud ii p. m. saline
cars 10 saette DisistOn-lA5:ss-I N. ana, r
haif.hourly to SsSS y. m, -honrAe--ao .---
lliss .t y I,s,raFsA--s a m. h9it-Ao1fl3 A,
untii 70. m, then hourly TO II n-s
ptrmingham only, ~ p. m ~
orchard lake Diviston-s O. IN and
hourly until A y m. "F--sl r. as-f' - ~
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
FAKE Broker Draws $50 Fine.

Max Holmes, who conducted brok.
erage business here for time
while a patient in a local sanitarium,
appeared In the federal court Friday
morning to answer a charge OF using
the mails with intent TO defraud. He
had previously pleaded not guilty, but
withdrew that plea. Judge Swan i'm
posed a fine Of $50. which Holmes
paid.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
THIS Is To CERTIFY:
: OF MICHIGAN | S.

|YTATE OF MICHIGAN / 81
l. County OF Wayne
/. A limited partnership has been
Formed. to be conducted under the
Same OF RUDOLPH FREtDENBERG.
2. The general nature OF the busi-
hess TO be conducted by IL, is the BUY
|ng and selling OF woolens and tallors
trimmings.
2. Rudolph Freidenberg, Of Detroit,
Michigan. is the sole gene~-, partner
|thercin, and Rem Fre'd@cherg, OF Mop
|roe. MiChigans = .iso sole spN al S@it-
her therein.
4. The amount Of caE.a1 stock con-
'tributed by sad pa FreidenhSSE -
'the sum Of $4,000. 90.
! gin on JanuN goth. 1910. and shall
terminate IN 29th day OF January,
|1920.
/ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have
'bereunto set our signatures this 27th
day OF January, 1910, at Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
DIED.

TAYLOR-Feb. 3, at his home. 81 Hen
dricks-st., Samuel Taylor beloved
husband OF Mamie Taylor. father OF
Elizabeth. Robert, Samuel. Maud
PIERCE-Feb 2, 1910 at his daugh-
ter's residence. 800 Willis-ave. west,
Lemuel Pierce. age 81 years 10
months ~ days beloved husband OF
the late Phoebe Jane Pierce, father OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Curtiss, of Detroit; Mrs.
D. Thomas. OF Dansville, Mich; Mrs.
Sarah Stitts, Mrs. James Hancock, OF
Mason. Mich. and Mrs. G. @. Craveth,
OF Grand Rapids. Mich. Funeral and
burial at Mason, Mich, Saturday, Feb.
g. at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Wilhelmka Lcrskan. 1852 Mckinley.
y years; tumor.
Hugh McEachen. s74 Fort east, Ia
Mabel J. Marks. 274 Monroe, 10 years;
Frank Manguen. 77s Hastings. sS
years: cirrhosis OF liver.
Dietrich Frank, 20 Maple, 5S years;
bronchitis.
Francis Kelsey. 21s wrefOIj 81
years myocarditis. -, -,
Charles L. Barron, Chicago, ILL.,. n
years; ncphritis.
Rachel Smith. Eloise. Mich, 81 years
CONVERSIONS. exhaustion.
John J. MurtaHh. st. Marys hospital,
Katherine Miiiar, $50 Greenwood. 80
wears; la grippe.
Waite Ross, 2a standish, rs years,
tuberculosis.
Minnie Isntz, 1853 Concord, SIS years;
Minnie Charlton. Grace hospital, A
Ernestina Buck, $40 Hurlbut Sc
years; dlnDetcs mellitus.
Edgar 4. Marvin $50 Hazeiwood 81
Steve Daruka. SlS Dearborn, B
months CASTRO enteritis
wallan Knoch, 2463 Fort west, 2
Louis Barnett 81 Woodward Terrace.
rs years. pneumonia.
August Schmidt. 622 Willis east, ~
years. pneumonia.
Francis Samuel. SIS ST. Aubin, 3
months. pneumonia.
Laura Hehoe Lapeer. Mich, 10 years;
peritonitis.
Alice T. Nichols. 672 Fourth. 81 years
Tuberculosis.
Ansei Dewitt Cooper. 200 Stanton. /
year: erysipelas.
Stanisiaus Baton. st. Mary's hospital,
SO years; abscess Of brain
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
RUDOLPH FRETDENBERG,
BEN FREIDENBERG.
sTATE OF MICHIGAN as.

County OF wayne SIS
Or this 27th day OF January. A. D.,
1910. before me a Notary Public In and
flor said county. personally appeared
before me Rudolph Freidenberg, OF
Detroit, Michigan, and Ben Freiden-
berg, OF Monroe, Michigan known 10
line to be the same persons described
lin and who executed the within GER
|tihcate and they severally acknowl-
lodged the same 10 be their free act and
|ueed. HENRY NJ BUTZEIA
Notary Public,
Wayne County. Michigan.
Ny Comisslon expires July ~, 1917.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
A general country store with no COM
petition, including "A paying postof-
Ace, for sale This is a No. i oppor-
tunity, and in an old settled country
place. Full particulars or applica-
ton. address h, box IL. Detroit
Times
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
wANrED-MsCElLANroUs.

carpets. LaphSm. iSs orat Park itS-j
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
MONEY ro LoAN-RrAL rsrArr.

MONEY TO LOAN on Improved real es-
tate. GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN a
TRUST CO.. 81 Griswold-sts City or
Main 315.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
-. The
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1855.
BELL-MAIN 1898.
For the convenience or patrons,
arrangements have been made win
the following 20 receive liner az
vertisements at the same rate al
charged with the home ofhce'
EAST SIDE.
HOuEhten-Frenck Coal Co., l32 Can
held-ave. east.
MT. Elliott Pharmacy, MI. Elliott ano
Gratiot-aves.
r.. brown. 1859 Jefferson-ave.
J. MePhersOn. 24Q0 Gratiot-aVe.' oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
A. G. Eanaor, sos Grand River-avA
Turner stanton, 16S Myrtle-st.
II. IL. DriscoIi, All Michigan-aVe.
J. w. Willard, 1419 Fort-st. west
W. w. Brush. 594 Michigan-ave-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

prohibit tho practice. The mayor
says he will recommend to the the
atNr managers to turn the lights on
suddenly several times during a per
Torrance to stop the practice, and
one councilman has recommended an
ordinance requiring the picture show
managers TO frequently turn on the
lights
Mayor Shank says he doesn't know
what he will do when summer comes
and the parks open.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

BOOKKEEPERS, stenoBraphers and
general office help wishing positions.
kindly call or write The Daisy r.
Miller Agency, 626 Chamber OF Com
merce.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
BINDERY GIRLS WANTED.
PARKE, DAVIS & co.
SITUATIONS wANrED-mALE.

RESPONSIBLE man OF so. desires po-
sition as barnman in truck barn. or
janitor work. 30S Alexandrine-ave.
west.
YOUNG MAN attending school, desires
TO work mornings and evenings for
room and board. Address l., box 10,
Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
WANTED-AGENTs,

WANTED--An agent in every town TO
sell our soaps and toilet articles;
good pay and a good line. The JOY
Remedy Co, Ludinston. Mich.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11

THB ASGIs ia the Oldest established
Newspaper in Hartford county II has
larger circulation among intelligent farm.
ers, Gamers and other business men than
any other newspaper Published IN the
county. These facts make it a valuable
advertising medium for reaching all
CLASSES.
All communications should be address.
ed to THB KGIs AND NTH LIGgNCgR,
and all checks drawn t. order pf John
ID. Worthington.
~rNoTIcB TO CORRESPONDENTS. All
communications intended f3r publication
must be aecompaai d hy tn re-, name
of the writer, tn Dugh not for publication
unless desi' ed, otherwise they viii re.
cciYe no attention
tV-SUBsC RIPTIOS CREDITS Its some.
times stated by subscribers to county
papers. that they are Unable to stop the
same when desired We hereby notify
our patrons that their papers will be
stopped whenever requested, Ii no time
limit 10 fixed by the subscriber, we will
favor him with ,ts continuance and he
will be expected to pay for the same,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OPPORTUNiTY.

A summary OF the proposed law
providing for a county road cngi-
neer is published elsewhere, and it
deserves careful, considerable treat
ment.
In view of the engineers relation
to the County Commissioners, favor
able endorsement on their part will
probably guarantee us passage.
With no knowledge OF how they look
upon the matter we assume that It
will appeal to them favorabIy, be
cause 1t is impossible to see how
it could do otherwise.
No one pretends to deny that cx-
listing methods of making aud repair
ing roads are, and always have been.
unsatisfactory. This is due to lack
of skilled head, Lack of skilled
workmen, lack of skilled supervi.
sion, lack oi accurate maps of roads,
bridges, culvcrts, &c, Lack Of r,liahle
plans aud estimates for imp
improvements, lack of m,thpl b,
which good men may b. more AID
more brought INTO the scryis", will.
ing but gnorant men betnught how
to work, aud Improbable men
weeded out
This bill meets all of thcs. condi.
tons. 1t leaves the roads in ,br
hands Of the Commissioners, bu,