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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-01-29

The fsvorits oidtime way Of parting
sfsrmsr from his money was 70 laveigle
hsm Into soms game Of chance and let
him win large sunni but before paying
10 insist that he show an equal amount
70 provo that be could have paid up
a he had lost. After hs had drawn
TIE money from the bank, II was up to
The swindier TO gst 1t from him by
Substituting eavelops, or selling him a
esId brick, or something just by plain
rebbsry. Those methods are much 400
sruds for the twentieth century son.
adsass usn. He has devised way
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-01-29
Two Men and One ricke,

There was one day that two men,
apparently strangers TO each other, sat
In the same seat in a day coach on
a train leaving Buffalo for New York.
One Of them took out ticket and care.
fully tucked IL into the back Of the
seat ahead, exactly in the middle. By
and by the conductor came through,
and reaching over took this ticket and
punehsd IL. Then, leaning over, hs tap.
ped the man sitting next the window
with the usual, Tickets please"
''You got my ticket" said the man,
looking up from his papear to point
10 the place where the ticket had been.
"Pardon mo, said the other man DO.
iitely but firmly, "that was my tick.
et."
The conductor was In quandary. lie
asked each to search his pockets; but
no other ticket was found. Meanwhile
both men claimed ownership of the
ticket already punched. Plainly one of
the men had purchased a ticket and was
entitled to ride. IL was equally plain
that one had no ticket and should be
made to pay or be put OF the train.
But which was whichi
II was too much for the conductor
He dared not take the risk of putting
on the wrong man and having a suit
against the company. He lot both ride
and paid the fare Of one himself--at
least he says he did, when he tells the
stery.
The two confidence men who succeed
Cd In getting back to Broadway with the
price Of only one ticket between them
leave out that part when they tell
the story.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-01-29

DO you remember when you were q
small boy you used to alp quietly up
TO pumpkin blossom In which . big
bumblebee was feeding, and closing IL
over his indignant head you would lis.
ten delightsdly TO his angry buxxinsf
And then your mother would say,
Jimmy, IL you don't quit fooling
with bees, some day you n get stungi" {"
"Aw," you would answer scornfully,
81 know all about bumblebeesi IN
never got stung."
Mothers are always right. One day
you did get stung.
Perhaps, too, since you we grown up,
you We watched the crowd around the
three shelled game, or you We read
about the spanish letter swindle, and
you've smiled seornfully and said,
ora like to see the man who could
stick mo with any Of those tricks
You II never SEQ mo getting stungl'
Still, IL will do you no harm to read
these real life episodes about some peo.
pie who were as wise as you think you
are and yet got stung.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-01-29

Let n. Gerhard. write your are In.
suraass. is.tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

.aber Raua, pie ion i'd Te Senn unOers nshnsn
ala in Oblutsn uuO alaier! S4ir@ bic RaIs lam I'D
fe bod ni9t e%inathmen!
,Su, iperps ni6t led 9ente lisbtr an oas Sslbs
ppter, bas papa Deiuer @eiunObeit brinsen muB.4
,llnb bann" Sante grneItine So9 Die Stridnabel
aus ibren Strumpf unb belt fe priifenb gegsn bds
Gi4t Yeine 9tesrsstiFe bat alippen.1
ngsbr ridtig, 3ante."
rDl perfsbft mid tpieoer etnInul nitt. SlppsR
fir Elm iuns.s Wsdbfen, lneine id"
Nd To- Daeta Ildelte fp6ttiid. rDu fiir4tsf,
i'd tonnte renem Seelenbeit Sdaosn tbun, iptnll i'd
ALIEN -"
.sapo9t, 70 meins ids. 9sin eItstn tSnnsn DID
niat bsslehen, unb Don mir, bic i'd Seeluft ni9t bers
TRACE, lam aud nienanb bos Opfer %perlansen,"
a8drdn bente Id aud sarni6t, 3ontfen. Wht
isb3ebn 5abreu III man i~elbitdnbis senag.
lin 0untnabeiten gu mud1cn 0 id. Nm sintn1
Escort poIiirt INNER etipas."
Wtetd perlhrGntte bic Urine iiber Der 8ruit. sum
BctIpielg" frugte Fe btluftist
Sum 8eiIpiel. eS nndbt ih irgenb 10 elm lei9ts
itnlliger SAINT an Did beran, peroreht Dir ben &ppt,
amIirt Ii5 cine Meile nit Dir uno peridfuinoet, nabs
benz er Did ins @erebs sebrudt, zines 1uses uuj Rims
r,trtpeberiebsn. Su knnIt bic Wtdnrer ni6t, &tnbr
p@u bod aud nidt. Sante."
Dieft anipieluus auf ibr altiunsferntbum bradte
Die Sarlte sinen Wlorent aus Der 5ahuHg. So4 fe
fanO Ioslsi4 ibr SelbjtbspuBtfein pieoer. g8efer i9ou
ala Su, fuste fh fsisrli8. SO seb6rt ~ni6t bel ST.
nit 70 tuenig ~gefeitsteu @rlnbldben gsfubr lduft, benz
rahfbsfen G6Onrebnsr in bic odinbs su fallen.
6rou aSrner %icufSte, r0esbaIb 1T mir ia 10 bang.
@eta 1T nod nidt einntnI in bic @eIsaYtaft ~singefibri,
bat feline 4bnuns bon al benz 2ua nnb Srug, Der f6
binter s~ldnaenOen pbraien psrbirst, rnb es 1T frasIid,
Oh re INNER bas riatise Whittel finben ptrb, bic an=
f,dtun9et bon ii4 abSuipehren,"
panfedtuns 1T bds re6te ggort. Nun, pieneidt
babe ibs Elm bosbafter Bid itreifte bas perbrpfen
pr ib bniarr,nbe MSbten bias ri6tise mitteI,
bustsel %eefunoen Meta 1T einfad perlobt."
r9erlobt94 gleid3sitis fubren Srau &Drner un6
ibre Sp6ter bon ben Stibien auf.
Run ia berlobt. Die Sbee 1T eieentIid nabe4
lesepb. AeRn Elm glGbden grdut III. pdet ii6 isin
DRann an fe btran, Obsr fs bat l~penisfiens cine aoaffe,
nm ibn NIT siuenn Sfage ab5utpsbrn, 9as e.falt
aber tpohl BEN GrGuIein nibt9@
Rein, gong unb gar ni9t. Sd -
pGber mir ssfdut bic Sbee alsseaei9net.@ srail
a6rner lief auf iBre Sdtpdsrin sl- unb umarmfe #.
farmiid. .Ou bait mir einen Stein bon, Setseh aes
%lcnir,en, eiebits. Sept lam i6 Weta berubisf rstien
af.n. SD tpsrbe fofcrt an siniss penionsn nm qros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Bite, fas,a Sic mir. ipsla. Der Sdmsn If 5ran
b. Wtrtgs
bort auf BEN Sofa i'm ihpar5sn SeIDsatleip, ps ~
mio battle fs ridtis ~stratbtn. gei boaser0tbdsa
@ongsn ndberts fs Fa Der SOfasde.
.Grlaubsn Sic, gndbis. Srdl. Weiu Ranle if
gasta a8rng. 81 idI pitle empttRlnns'i bon gsand
Die Dame itredts ibr frsunbli& bic Sanb bin. NIP
81. Fnb bus ReH6Gtden, liebss ainb. @it ih seb6rt,
baben Sic bnte don sinuuI Bel mir angetlDpft9"
.Sa, i'd bin @ormittass siusstrOftenI. gs.nn er
a,lnsr mir nidt aa 9its s.iornIasn 'Dar'' q0tis i@
Run, bann bdttsn mir lHs f9on i'm Spsiisiaal
a~etroffen. gs lit fir Sic on meiner Seite geoedt pors
BEN Sic itanb auf unb Spg Wtetas Urn burt ben
ibren. r&ommen Sie, Iisbss ainb, ss 1T obneoiss Set
gum Sinibergeben."
IPeta fiibIts fb burdb bic IisbenspirSiss gtsriibuns
febr bsrubigt. SIN filen bantte tie Is iogar ihrer aiats
ter, baB fe fir fe ~bOrseforst battle. gs niuBte bod
f4redlid iein, 70 gans frsntb unb unbeaftet b%danitehcn.
sic bate bus -fdpn in ben paar Minuten an Der shtr
rei4lid burdgetofet
b.. Mert bate ben prGfbentsnplas inns an sirem Der
SHde, ibr sir 2tnten fab Wletd. re9ts BON ibr Elm iun9sr
Nann, Der ith iebt NIT elmer artigen Wernegung bors
fsnt.: n9oitor Ri9arb Gtriner.A
Reta neigte fhidtis bas 9aupt. Bon beri6isberet
Geiten f6ipirrten itr Rdnen 5u, bic lie MIR balb D~eritnnh,
bann besdnn Elm babploniides Gpradenblrheindnb.r
benz lie truumDsrIprsn lauI6te, Bis 5ruu b. Ilert iie aus
ibrer Gdpeisiamistt a~ufriittelte.
r6aben Sic b, Belle gut iibsrTfanOsu, 5rdu!sia
a0rnsrg4
.Sebr gut, sndbise 5rau. SD bate feIbft elm pslis
buoOr ssbungt, ba Is meme sris er6bers Gsiis II, absr
ih lam Dor lauter Stdunen unb 8epuuSern nift fdSu.
an Mibisisit su Dcnten. unb in Der saa8t ldtief id
ausss5ei6net."
Sral p. 9aert ladelts. 50, ia, bic Iisbe Susenb
lit beneibensnsrtb burd ibren ~geiunben G9lnf. - Saben
ESip fd1nn ihrF dHidIifp Wnfunft anndl nhIIfp hPridhfpfDA
@OfOrt. Dtumu ptr6 T@ niht tpenis g~sdrsitisi
baben.
limb nod iemanb bernutbi6.@
rpupag 8 netn, Der 1T nidt 70. aber SAINT.
Grreftine. bic Bel uns tpphnt, bic III ~ulsrbings furdtbur
Gnsflif."
Srau b. Wlsrt brobt, ibr ifalfbdft nit benz Singer
r@ie gut Sic p%ariersn, 5rauIein gteia. Ober folien
sic tpirtli8 fidt erratrn BADEN, an men ih bel neiuer
Jrage baGte?"
Did 10 - Weta Bib f~rdmpfbuft in bas 9rDt6:n,
bas fe in Der SanO bi,lt. .Sa, Der natiirli1 aud
famlnslts lie nit sinem @tiiAt, bds pIDsIit in Ssusr
getauat fdieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

pg1ein @ott, tporum tuerbsn Sie b,nn rotbq SD
tDoate setuib ni8t inbistrst iein. Aber ba Sbre Ruli.r
mir lelbf babon fdrieb, 10 rieints i'd - Darf i9 frasen,
tDer Der Sliitttts If. Der Sic sum 8rautden ~ssppnlet,
BATE"
Westa elanbts in ben grbbobsn perFnfen au miHen
Dor 0ertpirruns. q battle ie nun bic 8elterlna! So
bduerte cine eanae IeiIs. ebe fe, gefGrtt burd einsi iieftH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

~n 9ausarSt mar s.sonssn unO battle Jrud
9rofeHpr a5rner nit ibrsm blsidfdrbie,n
~ 95dttr9en unb Der nnpsrbsirotbeten, in
~ Der Sainilit Iebeuben grbtdnte in ni@t
seringsr 9etiir5uus 5urideeldfsu. Die betpdbrten
Gijsnpiasn ~psrinstsn bel Dieta bic Diriung s6nslit,
unS Der arst rstb nun brineenb 81 einem ~Idnsersn Gufs
battle Il bpraeIhIaoen. gIs OBJ bumit I6ou alIss setbou
mare. Aus BEN Ratb bts arstes eripuhisn tauisnb
Snnisrigteiten.
.a1os bds tofeil1 btmsrtte srnu a0rner, ibre Sods
ter nit sineul sd9baft 5drtli9en Bid beiru6tsnb. ogbL
leidt nimnlit Du bic GiIenpineu bod niht ri4tis Elm,
Mstu!+
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
AT l0l SHE WALKS IL
MILES TWICE A WEEK
Old Woman Of Lincoln's oreat-creat-
Grandfather Knew Mary Queen
Of Scots.

LINCOLN, England Dec. MANY
American visitors TO Lincoln this sum
mer have called on Mrs. Ann Speed
who is said TO be the Oldest woman in
England. She Is 101. tends her chick
ems every day and does the house
work walks six miles to market and
back once week. reads, writes and
Is as spry as many a woman half her
age.
She was snorn on the farm she now
owns, and er family lived there for
one -undr( fears before she was born
Her q great-grandfath6r knew
Queen & eth and Mary Queen OF
Scots. IN. Speed has lived In six
royal reigns. She was married at 20.
OF her twelve children seven are 1iv-
ing. Her oldest living son is "a, the
Oldest living daughter r., Mrs.
Speer's husband died As years ago al
the age. Of He. She reEnenabe the
mneral OF Princess &hafl6tSe ~ She
was born In the seign or George Ill.
The aged woman says she has no spe-
cial diet, and attributes her longevity
to pure country air and plenty OF good
plain food.
She has clockol der than herself.
Her grandmother got II as a wedding
gift when 81. She was 50 years old
when she died, and she has been dead
more than SO years. Mrs. Speer's sons
al work every day In the week, and
SHE helps her granddaughter get their
meals. Her age, her activity and her
accomplishments are her delight. She
reads newspapers every day, signs the
forms OF her old-age pension, has a
letter OF congratulation from the late
King Edward and has lived all her
life in the suburb OF Heighington, ex-
cept for a period Of twelve years. She
speaks in a clear, firm voice. She gets
letters from all over the world.
Jane Harrison. England's Oldest wild
ow, Is dead at the almhouse at Grims-
by. She was 102 years Of age. Her
death was due TO falling out OF bed
and breaking her thigh.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
GIVES HIS LIFE
TO SAVE WOMAN
Jacob Halper Is Shot Through Heart
By His Best Friend When He
Shields Latter's Wife.

MUSHROOM, Mich. Dec. BE.
cause he tried TO save the life of Mrs.
John Peace, Jacob Halper was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
by the woman's husband in the once
Of the hotel at Burton, two miles
west OF here. 4 A posse OF 20 men
started In pursuit OF Peass, who Ia
believed to be hiding In the sand
dunesson the shore OF Lake Michigan.
Halpsr and Rpase pAssed through
this city ABOUT 1 week ago bound for
Button. 1t Ii not known why they
went there. unless 1t was because
Pease desired to visit his young and
pretty wife, who has been guest
there for about three weeks. The
two men always seemed on the best
OF terms. About midnight Wednes-
day. Pease, entered the Office OF The
hotel. where his wife and his friend
sat conversing
"Your time has come" he shoueed
In the office, and as Pease pulled the
revolver froL his pocket, Halper
lunged toward him. A terrific struggle
ensued, while Mrs. pease crouc'ed
In corner Matching the struggle
male Nv Halper 20 overcome Pease
AMI wrest the weapon AWAY. sudden
ly a report sounded, 'laiper fell back
and Pease staggered out Of the room,
seemingly having forgotten his desire
to kill his wife.
Mrs. Pease rushed to Halpers side.
but he was dead. So close was the
revolver to Halper when the shot was
fired, that the coat. vest and shirt OF
the dead man were burned, and the
flesh was powder-stained.
Sheriff Nelson was notified and he
Immediately asked the assistance of
the local police to capture the slayer.
His motive for wishing to kill his wife
Is not known. Mrs. Pease Is pros
trated. Halper, who was about "a,
was married and had wife and two
children in Toledo. o., where he made
his home. His occupation IL not
known. Both were apparently well
educated men.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
'IBE SCOTT G|EI
.,I|LL Be ACCEPTED
!. yetes the Limit of Support for
ftlon's Reconsideration Plan,
, Predicts AID. HAPPIER.

0lcatiohs are that Aid. Richard
acp Win have htt1s support On re-
11oroeSbo Of tie resolution Acc9pt-
~ ~ Of the late Jim" Scett
~ : 1m1f million for q memorial
Mn - Delle Isle, with . lifs-sise
~ Of himBelf surmountihg.
- dad Watson has opened up
hAktos," said Aid. John Harpfer
oesday sevenin." becanss now
0 VIII be 4 full discussion, and !
3 think old Jim' viii come on 30
q scomparison with some OF
Eu1otD ether williouatres who have
bit4d the public thanks for gifts
|bofHor than, this one. or who have
- III their money out Of the city
] liod without Swing II . cent
17ero = Q man who wanted 20 leave
entirU Sortune to Q city that didn't
I hin any too respectfully In his
&ame. and they 60 decking up .
A sbout It. could compare Him
ktso life with that Of one so-called
Anthropist, who Il still welcome
T. urch society, and think the edge
IA be rather In favor Of Jim Wat
= reconsideration may get 10 votes
'the council, but that will be the
1t.s'
Park Commission Hurlbut says that
would regret very much to have
eilt refused, as he believes its &C
|kkAce might prove an incentive for
81 wealthy Detroiters to increase
= Rifth to the, city's parks. He
~ that there would probably be so
kh stAtuary on the Scott fountain,
hat the life-sizs figure Of the donor
"a not be much In evidence.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
kaIrNa BUILDS
4 PRIVATE RAILWAY
Mapnats Plsasss Fancy with
Olp Estate In Valley Away
From Main Line.

= Maanats Plsasss Fancy win
tDlp Estate In Valley Away
From Main Line.
$TTE, Mont, Dec. 1.-The fad OF
cus Kingdom Ringing, OF chi
-has resulted In the expenditure
pre than $1.500,000 In the con-
lion OF q private railroad and the
uration of work on q 100000 ho-
ia pleasure resort at White Sui
Springs. Mont, near the main
bf the Puget Sound extension OF
|Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
bad.
|neteen miles OF standard gauge
bad will be completed December
the Milwaukee to the settlement
khite Sulphur Springs. famQns In
10Y annals az rendezvous Tor
and cattle men. fronttersmen
r684fs f0f nearly huh q century.
AZ f0rrow, of &eatfle, general
ssuf ne Milwaukee Lana com
VIM has inst returned from Mon
1 te3Is the story 70 the metamor-
d the traders old camp. He.
81
In Ringling's enterprise and
have already started the old
| Montanans and his projected ex-
|itures In the development OF his
y, the creation OF an ideal health
q in the Western Montana hills
d most attractive mountain and
! country In the intermountain re-
I Will probably reach 32,000.000.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

higher positions. All the ministers OF
state, with one exception. are mem
bars OF this clan.
rt was surprising In another respect
In so far as q student would not come
undcr t,he restriction as applied TO I'M
migrants. Upon further inquiry re-
garding this subject Ambassador
O'BriknJ informed me that no passport
wouI be issued for students by tnt
fore N ONCE unless a sufncien
am mt was guaranteed TO cover tneal
CO. fse OF study for the full rlangth 9
thu term. fonr or 1--we years, and ina
tlEse guarantees were reeorded ~ "a
fl6reigrf once usually IN the form OH
fbank guara4te4.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
PERE MARQUETTE FERRY SAFE

LUDINGTON, Mich. Dec. IL
Steamer Pere Marquette No. 5, which
was reported missing In Monday
nights big, storm, is safe In Nil
waukee awaiting good weather. The
wind here attained a maximum veloc-
ity of 81 miles an hour and was &C
companied by q heavy snowfall. No.
5 lef milwaukee for Ludington at >
o'clock. Monday night, and, after be-
ing out in the storm 90 hours, re.
turned to port. Navigation Is at q
standstill here. Three Pere Mar
quette carfreries are waiting weather
al this port.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
DETROIT MAN HoNoREo.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 1.-The state
military board at its session here yes
terday. conferred the honorary title
OF major on Capt. Ben II. Dorcy. U
8. A.. retired. who for four years has
been captain in the Michigan Ma
tional Guard Capt. Dorcy Will Oh
tain 80 days leave OF absence from
his duties as instructor In the ma
tional guard work In Detroit, and take
an extended trip through the country
He will be q member OF the govern
or's stan till the frat Of January. Il
Is likely that he win not return to the
national guard work after the hrs'
of January Capt. Dorcy was former
ly an officer OF the y. s. cavalry. lie
was retired some time ago, owing &c
injuries received In the service.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
AUDIENCE JEERS RosEBERY
WHEN HE ATTACKS IRISH
"only Slaves Would Submit 70 Their
Dlctation Subsidized by For
eiun Gold" He Declared.


LONDON, Dec. 1.-The present
election campaign is one OF amazing
changes. Lord Lansdowne's unexpect-
ed presentation of scheme Tor the
reform OF the house Of lords was
surpassed in suddenness by MIR. Bal
four's throwing over Of tarin REFORM
as an issue OF the elections. Tnen
Yesterday Lord Rosebery threw over
his former liberal allies and virtual
lv lined up for good and all with
the tories.
Lord Rosebery, in the course OF
n sneech said: The house OF lords
has ceased to exist; it has surrend-
cred its powers to the nation. Ihis
| "a fact of enormous Importance"
Lord Rosebery admitted that IL
was death-bed repentance, put ne
commended that death-bed repent
awe. II sincere, was valid ana val
liable.
Although disclsiming all political
bias he roundly trounced his former
liberal allies who he declared were
lharassing the land, constantly en-
croaching upon and prejudicing the
| personal liberties OF the country IN
La way to which their ancestors
would never have submitted.
Nothing but nation OF slaves,
declared the former premier, wouid
submit TO Irish dictation subsidized
by foreign gold.
| Loud cries OF "twaddle," rot,
.'bosh," greeted this outburst, Du'
Rosebery continued asking what the
effect would have been II foreign
gold had been taken into the United
States. Why" he said, "the peo
pie who did 1t would be irretriev
lably damned"
The liberties OF the people We're
endangered the speaker said, by
the governments proposal for IN
single chamber OF government. re
hind the government was vizbh
the giant specter OF Socialism wait
ling until the barrier OF the secons
4 chamber was out of the way, On
der the proposed veto bill NOT hini
\ would lprevent the government from
laboIishing the house OF lords with
Tout zinterference from any quarte
Whatever.
II Continuing Lord Rosebery sal
ftthat great stress and care had beel
I. exarcised by. the United States
lsafegnard the American constitution
|, without any doubt" he said. IN
O United Steates is the greatest demo
. lcracy OF the world. Do you SUI
: pose the United S9tates would ~
O a lot OF title OF their constitution
!. the hazard of snap electiony
al MIR. Balfour's adoption OF the r.
: ferendum Is generally attributed
y measure from an influential secuo
- of unionlst free traders, led by Lor
\. Cromer, although II Is acclaimed .
m 1.-THE bnlk OF the unionist party, one
y their surprise was over. as Q mast'
a. stroke OF skilful elecuoneerih
Al The opposition leaders change
Vi tactics took the older CONSERVATIVE
IS completely aback and caused co
Isternation among the ardent pr
il Itectionists.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

GARY, Ind, Dec. miss Ethel
Thayer, the daughter OF Chicago
automobile dealer. has become the
bride OF Louis A. Bryan. Gary's only
millionaire, whose nrst wife she
nursed through several years of m.
ness until her death more than year
ago.
1t was q strange and romantic
courtship. Miss Thaysr accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ON several Ions
trips In quest Of health for Mrs
Bryan. 49,.
Nc. Bryan settled AT cary long be
fore there was steel trust town b,
that name. and made his money b.
dividing his large tracts OF land int
town lots He once refused The nom
nation for vice presIdenf a. The Pro
hiDition ticket With hlsb ride he hs,
Ian Tor an aut0rnobIle trip through
Mexico. M y &, #
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
DIED CONVICT AND
sIEUTH IN FIERCE FIGHT
! f4abner, Who Served Time In
hrqustte, Springs Upon De-
n tective vlerpever.

TQoSSSSs SPTu8s OPo"
h tsctive vlergsver.
ANND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec. L.
desperate encounter yesterday
loon, ex-convict John Habner,
ID from Marquette prison, made
(empt upon the life Of Detective
! vlergever with a loaded re-
and falling to shoot the ON
hgnged In q handIto-hand strug-
which both men were severely
flabner telephoned the police
br husband had entered her
Ind was threatening to kill her.
Deer was surprised. by the con-
finglng upon HIN from a hall
b the encounter that followed
(victI nearly bit OF four Of the
ke1s Angers.
er was recently paroled after
served three years OF . II
ntence for forgery. He viii be
Marquette to serve out the
her Of HIS sentence. az
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
kDVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIZ
! wTLLlA6 @. FREcxAn.


'wss introduced recently 10
lgentlsmen who are connected
: hiGh-class bond house, and
Iibjsct Of doing FINAN-
{ ADVERTISING outside
STEnEoTYPED CHAM
g ~ discussed.
Z tom has regulated to
: ektsat me placing of finan-
1vsrtieing. Certain publ
lns sj11t devote a lot of space
hsnehl news usually receive
Dh,1k Of the financial an
- snts.
s>6n has also regulated the
. Or AN N o UN c E :
. ussd by financial people.
~ merely states that this
L1ansea . Pass ssxsess.)
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

ch1neso, alleged 90 have been
E1o1 Gotoes the river 70 De-
No under arrest In Chicago.
bdB are raising a fund Tor tho
Uob Of THO Of them. who -aiiego
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
s,IPaEME COURT.

LANSING, Mich. Dec, 1.-The SUI
preme court yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases: Light vs.. Detroit 4
Mackinac Railway company: willard
w. Detrolt; Konieczny VI. Detroit 4
Mnckinac Railroad company; Ralph
w Dies Gear company, A. M. Campau
RSa1ty company vs.. Lenharft.
60 for Thursday. 100. 1bS and he
|1hr6S cases ordered reargued.
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

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vs. NJ
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

An inventive washingeonian has
patented combination step mous
ironing board and clothes rack, wn'Sn ~
folds into small space wnen NOT ~
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Bu.,se.r-iiNs r,nstt.s. 70 sSa3, ~, sns
10 Feathers The plain, neat Eind tnek
csss ,isst T,ss s:,a r. = c,sv 81 "
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01

Brssnsss-Iiks rrtftlkr. No fu.s and
no feasters The pls1n neat kind that
John H-st Main itsi. o. CITY ssSs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
pLLEcToR sETTLEs SHORTAGE

jPoNTIAC, Mich, Dee. 1.--By action
I the common council last night, VIII
lam j. o'RiIey, former water rate col.
kctor. was freed from the charge Of
fmbezzlement by the acccptance BY
he council OF $3,l52.4s, the Hrnount
ID O'Riley's shortage, and $SH 10 pay
ibe expense OF the investigation Of
valleys accounts. II vas recommend
I'D that the prosecuting attorney noll<
|prosse the case against o'Riley,