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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
DIED.

GROLI@-Dec. 10. AT his residence. sos
Warren ave. e.. Jacob j.. beloved nus
band OF Mary Groll. father OF Ida
and jacob Groll Mrs. Joseph Stuie ,
aud Mrs. H. EssmaCher Notice OF
funeral later.
HARNDEN--D 10. Florence aged IS
years. beloved wife Of William Harm,
den, mother of Ruth anu Walter
Harndrn and daughter OF Mrs Maln
Payne. Services 1T residgnce. ~
Green-ave. Notice ~ time later.
JElSCiI--Dcc. I6. 1910. JChn N, &.
!elsoh. aged 50 years, beloved son OF
Veronica and the late Joseph Jelsch
Funeral from his mothers residence,
425 congress-st. east, Monday at $3.50
and from st, Jodchims church az
a.. IA, standard,
kIRSTING To- Charles Kirsting.
aged SO years. At the bone OF mis-
daughter, Mrs. william Lang, 6S Free
mont place; father OF Charles Kirst-
II x, or Sierra, Cal, ma Mrs. william
Lang, OF Detroit; brother or Rudolph
and Adolph kirsting. Mrs. William
kiiken and Mrs. Ferdinand Schukard
all OF Detroit. Body Will be shipped
To MI. Clemens for burial. Funeral
viii be from his home on South
Gratiot'ave., sunday, Dec. is, at 2
D. m.
MARTIN-John Jacob. Dec. 10. 1910.
aged 90 years. Funeral services at
his late residence, S47 Martin-ave..
Monday. y. IN. Burial private.
NEC BEI--Entered into rest Dec. 10. a.
her daughters home. 1853 West
Bethunc ave, Dora, relict OF late
william H., aged Sc years, beloved
mother OF Mrs. NJ. W. Schoenherr.
Neuc"r.. Funsrai Monday morning
10 o'clock from above residence. and
IL o'clock at Str Marys Episcopal
church, Beaubien AMI Ehot-sts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
FOR sALE-FARMS.

81 A. 9-r. house, In first class condi-
ton, with cellar: 3cx60 barn with
shed wagon house, corn crib ami
other buildings, close TO school and
town: only $4,000.
a. A. good buildings. 15-r. house.
a. good timber. orchard; only
$3.50.
so A., close to electric. house.
barn and other buildings. "A. or
chard; only SIS 900. VIII take house
or 2-family nat in exchange.
240 A. good buildings, high-class
farm; only $4,000. VIII take 4-fam-
lily fiat In exchange.
200 A, good buildings only $1,000
Will take good city property.
~ A.. good buildings. 2;R a. or
chard. 10 a. timber: only $50 per a.
1872 A. near Milford. T-r. house,
barns and other small buildings. 10
a. orchard. Is a. timber. only $40
per a.
loo A, 7-r. house. 3Gx4O COW barn.
S2x30 hip roof horse barn. sheep
shed. 12X4O. flowing wells and a snap
at only $4,000.
1875 A. ll5 under cultivation. I n.
orchard. a. timber. -. house. Sex
20 barn, COW barn 1896, other good
buildings; only miles from eros
well and a bargain at $500.
] want good farms for cash buyers
and exchange
FRANK T.. BRIGGS.
THE FARM MAN
50s-e Majestic Bldg
Detroit. Mich. NJ. 1909.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
WORKED THREE
YEARS As MAN
Woman Donned Male Garb and OBJ
tanned Employment as Shoveler
and Teamster.

PUEBLO. Colo. Dec l7.-presssd
In male attire. Mrs. Sadie Carter. a
young widow who came here from
Denver three years ago. has been
working as "A shoveler and teamster at
the various grading camps near this
city without anyone knowing she was
woman. Her nom de plume wns
Frank Price. Mrs. Carter told her
story at the city Jail today after she
had been arrested on "A vagrancy
charge. at the same time attributing
her arrest to the fact that she had
gone back to skirts
Why should not do a mans work
liz ] want to-" asked Mrs. Carter. IL
have baby boy In Denver and
started out AS a man for the simple
reason that | had to. | wanted to
make more money than women who
do Homework. | wanted to earn a
mans wages. had to be both father
and mother TO my boy. He will be a
fine man and | will never regret hav'
ling worked In the grading camps for
him"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Aida Grossly. years, Harper hos
pital: diphtheria.
Ella Slayton, al years, 794 Roose-
welt; pulmonary oedemia.
Catherine Fallon, 60 years, asa Mel
drum. strangulated hernia
Albert Kruger, "a years, NJ G.. r. Y
south of Michigan-ave; crushing in
juries
Paul Mondary. 50 years. Roy, Mich. /;
locomOtor ataxia.
Lynford t. Nelson. IL months. $40
Humboldt: lobular pneumonia.
George Roth, % years, Grace hos
pital: surgical shock.
Isabella Mcmillan. 50 years, 6S6
Baker: cancer OF stomach
Charles Schukmecht. years, 143
Wabash: bosilar meningitis.
George Herley. months, 35l May
bury: malnutritlon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
DIED..

RN RNF.--At his residence. 36S Mt. Ell
uott. Dec. 16, George, beloved hus-
band of Della ByrnS. Funeral Mon
day from residence AZ o'clock and
Our Lady Of Help church at $50.
standard time.
E1SENZAM ER--Steven. aged "a, died
Dec. Il, beloved husband OF julia
EiscnZamcr nee Yeager. and father
of Joseph. steven. Jr. Lillian ana
Mildred Eisenzamer Member of De-
troit Council. 1901, X. a l.. OF y, anl
WERNER Tent of Maccabees Fun
eral from residence. 53f Macomb.
Monday. Dee 10 n and $3.50 at
St Joachim's churcn.
FRZ--At his home. 30 Chestnut, John.
beloved husband OF Mary Err, and
father OF Mrs. Edward Nobel George
EtZ and Albert Il. Erz and Mrs
James Peters. aged IS years. Notes
OF funeral hereafter.
.TATE--Dt3.J Il. Samuel. aged So years.
I beloved husband OF Mrs. Eva Tate.
uncle OF Catherine Hamilton. Ser
vices from residence. il9 Lansing
ave Tuesday Dec. 20 al 2:30 y. m.
Intcrment Woodmere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
OFFICIAL PLURALITY FOR
GOV. ELECT OSBORN is 43,O33
;State Board Of Canvassers Gives Out
Figures Of Recent Election.

NJ LANSING, Mich, Dec. l7.-Here are
1.-THE official election returns as finally
3compiled by the state board OF cleo
Htion oanvassers.
A Constitutional amendment: Yes
E13l.147; no, l2S.729.
. Governor: Osborn, Rep. 202, S03
,9SS: Warnock. Soc. 1892 Richter
,Soc. Lab. 1904. Osborn's plurality
A3.033
Y Lieutenant governor: Ross, Rep
21S,202; Williams. DENIM, 1875, $50
AIassenick. Pro, 1890: Lawrence, So
1885; Cowles, SO. Lab, 1919.
Secretary of state hartindale
R20,S59; Peterson. Dem, 122.035;
Youngs. Pro, 9.704: Sherman. So,
klO.413.
Auditor-general: Fuller, Rep. 800
&SS1; Macarthur. Dem, 130.4S4.
Treasurer: Sleeper, Rep, 1898
Gordon, Dem, 1850.
Y Land missioner-Russel, Rep
Pei 1879; Barnes, Dem, 10000.
Encouragement: Kuhn, Rep, 22l,-
PSI: Bresnahan, Dem. l30,9S0.
Justice supreme court: Bird Rep.
s23, 7OS.
Congress- First district-Denby
Rep, 1855; Doremus. Dem, 20,S43
Second observation-disclosures Rep
nj .4S5; Sheehan. Dem. 1921. Third
tistrict-Smith. Rep, 1906; Stew
hrt, Dem, 1885. Fourth district
Hamilton. Rep. 1882 Barnes, Dem.
2,1S5. Fifth district-Diekema, Rep
4,5Sl; Sweet. Dem. 1929 Sixth
aistrict-Smith. Rep, 23,321; Cum
Snings Dem, 1S,403. Seventh district
Rep, 1887; Wellman
Dem, 1885 Eighth district-Ford
hey, 1850: DevereauX. Dem, 1851
ninth strict-McLaughlin, Rep, 49,
20; Weimer, DEM, Gill. Tenth dis
rist-Lour, Rep. 1860; Miller
Dem, S,746. Eleventh district
bodds. Rep. 1919; Head, Dem.
,157. Twelfth district-Young. Rep
1861: Werline. Dem. S,751.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
MUST PAY HIS
OUPEs 100000
Former Member of Danish Cabinet
Is Sentenced To Eight Years for
Crooked Work.

COPENHAGEN, Dee, 17.-Formei
Minister OF Justice Alberti was today
sentenced to eight years In prison and
TO repay 100000 of the many mil
lions OF which ne robbed the people
during his IA years career as banker
broker and minister OF justice.
Alberti's thefts are the biggest In
Denmark's history and involved thou
sands OF people, including scores OF
the most prominent financiers In the
country, even the king himself. Hun
dreds of poor people were ruined
through his crookedness.
AS minister OF justice Albert put
through many frauds against the gov
eminent, which were not discovers
until two years ago. at which time he
was arrested II Is generally believed
Alberti has many millions hidden
away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
Strikers Run Own Vehicles.

a WINNIPEG. Man, Dec. 17.-Strik.
bg directly at the pocket of the street
|hilway company here with which
hey are at war 900 motormen and
|bnductors today are covering the
cty with sleighs. busses and hacks
Md at five cents a ride are capturing
ke nickels the company is losing.
New cars are running and these that
Ire on the rails are nearly empty, the
assengers much preferring dash he
Ind tinkling sleighbells TO the ordin-
Nv ride they took before the strike
khgan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
Boats Tossed by Storm.

BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE northwest
blizzard of Thursday night and Fri.
Jay brought disaster to shipping along
he Massachusetts coast. Four schoon.
[Cs are known to have been wrecked,
mother is in tow disabled, one barge
(pundered and other barges are report.
~ adrift and missing. The revenue
Bitter Gresham, which took aboard
he crews Of two sinking schooners
md assisted other vessels, spent the
khtire day and most of the night un-
bling the havoc Of the storm. No
|efinite report OF loss of life has reach
VI this city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Luther Watson, 260S Jefferson T..
Edward Corbett, 81 Pallister
Joseph Colman, 1877 Abbott.
Aloise Hanswirth, 1892 Sheridan.
Leopoldo Boccaccio. - ST Joseph
William kiley. $50 Fort r.
Anchel Recht, 343 Gratiot
Frank Conklin. 645 Mcclellan.
James Couzens, 80 Longfellow.
Joseph Bur. 652 Seventeenth.
Ernest Oestreich. 457 Twenty-sixth.
Fred A. Newman. 173 st. Aubin.
Frank Zielinski, 321 Wesson.
stephen Strack. 364 Thirty-third.
Wejich Zumda. 16 Voss.
Joseph Wantryni, 757 Rivard.
August Springman, "a Mitchell.
BOYS
Rodney Bowdell. 109 Green
Arthur Hastings. 404 Garland
George Smith. 179 Campau.
Frank Jumbo, Hale.
Frank Triba, 100 Hancock
William Hoffmeyer. 9lg Pennsylvania
Anthony Lysegorski, 1902 Hammond.
Walter Rutkowskg. 1921 Rivard.
Herbert Munton, 81 Larchmont
Frank Kesinske, 425 Hancock r..
Joseph Pillarski. s62 Rivard.
Ivan X. Pilton. 1I3 Cherry.
John Henwagon. 325 Maple.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

81
David Cole, 81 Edith NJ. Kriger. 81,
Paul +. Alberty. 80. Chicago; Sadie
Lapatoe, "a
Edward Krauz. 22 Agnes b. McIn-
erny, 10
Abraham Solcman. 25 Annie Grim
berth, 81 s
Reginald a Davies. Il. Detroit; Edna
Earle, 81, Adrian.
Edward J Gordon. AZ; Susie T.. King.
&c
Oscar VIM. Bruce. %. Detroit. Violet
NJ Kittle. II, New Boston.
20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
Newsboys Meet Sunday Night.

After service of fifteen years, w.
Il Smith, bandmaster OF the News
|bys' band, has resigned to accept a
Ibsition in local theater orchestra.
n the meeting of the Newsboys' as
pciation, Sunday night, in Detroit
fheelmen's hall, Mr.. Smith will tell
n the musicians who graduated from
DE bands he taught, and relate ex-
|erlences connected with his work.
ISIS Theo. Eldridg< will play violin
Bio, accompanied by Miss Ada Cor
Fbn, and little Miss Angeline Collins
[hll entertain with a song President
" l.. Dexter will preside
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
WANTS SALE CONFIRMED.
Michigan Telephone Co. Asks Attor
ney-General to Show Cause.

PONTIAC, Mich. Dec. l1.-(Spe
ciaD Fearing that its purchase OF
the Oakland County Telephone plant
in this city is a violation OF the anti
trust law. the Michigan State Tele
phone Co. has been given an order by
Circuit Judge Smith citing Attorney
General Franz Kuhn into court "a
show cause why the sale should not
be confirmed.
The question has been raised that
the consolidation OF the companies is a
violation OF act 255 OF the public acts
OF 1899 and of act 1923 of the public
acts OF 1904 The order issued by the
court requires the encouragement to
show cause on or before January 20
December 80 had originally been set
as the date OF the confirmation.
Local attorneys for the Michigan
Company say the step is purely pre-
cautionary measure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
$4,000 FIRE IN HOLLY.
Electric Light Plant Burns, and VII
lace 10 Without Light


Iage 10 Without Light
PONTIAC, Mich, Dec. 17.-(Spe
cial "A special from Holly says that
the plants OF the Holly Electric Light
and Power Co. and the Holly Produce
and Milling Co, were completely de-
stroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. The loss Is $4,000 with
only small insurance The village is
without light, power or water, as the
heat melted the pipes leading from
the water works which adjoiIed the
other buildings The mill was four
story structure and the fire, 1t is be
lieved, started there from defective
electric wiring The power plant will
be rebuilt, but the mill will not.
Both are controlled by Charles A.
Baird and William Matthews.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
FACTORY SITES.
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.

8 APARTMENT FLAT.
Two blocks from Belle Isle bridge:
solid brick; nearly new. everything
new and up-to date; shows 10%.
Price $4,000 VIII take some high
class vacant as part pay
FOUR FLAT ON Al STREET
between jefferson and kercheval. mod
ern fats: we'll rented. ..... 1900
" BLOCK FROM JEFFERSON.
Two fiat. practically new, on 50foot
lot; near Indian village; bedrooms
in one Hat. 5 In the other; attic; sep
arate Easements and furnaces: rents
SHOW luSe ss.5o0
RENTS 1854 PER YEAR-TRICE $4,000
Two fiat near St Aubin and Congress
st; paved street; house always
rented.
BOULEVARD. NEAR CRATIOT.
Modern home with oak floors and An
ish combination hxtCres; furnace.
plate rail. etc: $4,000; easy terms.
COTTAGE NEAR GRATIOT
and Mt. Elliott: rooms, lot 3ox20o: a
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co.,
81 GRISWOLD-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
STORM IS DISASTROUS.
Be ores Of Lives May Be Lost Along
the British Coast,

LONDON, Dec. 17.-Six days of hur-
icanes along the English coasts cul-
minated today in the wrecking Of doz-
Lns of small boats and the probable
1bss of scores of lives The storm con-
Ilnues with little abatement Corpses
ire being washed up by the breakers.
\ The damage to piers, sea-walls and
Houses along the south and west
|basts is tremendous. Shipping Is at
/. standstill. AT "A number OF places
Sreat walls of water tumbled inland
Is far as four miles. creating havoc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
THE COUNTRY BOY"

1.-THE Country Boy" the story
Of Edgar SeIwyn's play, now at
the Liberty thester, New York;
a romance OF the stage, told
from behind the scenes, will
begin in The Times as serial.
Tuesday, Dec. 20. Get the first
Instslment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED uNrERuRB,
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMITEDS--T n m
and every fwo hours to y. m: sun.
days only. IL y. m Through locals. .
n m. and every two hours to D. m.
hourly to p m. including limfteds.
hourly to IL y m Shore line to Mt
Clemens. s;2s a m. hourly to 1l:is p
FLINT LIMTEDs-.7;ss q M s:ss
a m. sl2:35 p m. Asa q. m. Ass p
m Through locals. = a m, every two
haurs TO d. m: oxford only. IL y. m
Flint. sundays only. IL y. m. To Romeo.
7 a m, a. m. and every two hours 70
~ pcKsoN LIMITEDs--s:isa m. ana
.x.rv two hours to s;1s D. m. Through
$3.50 a. m. and every two hours to
m: Ann Arbor only. a. m. $50 ..
% M, 10 y. m. IL y. m. Northvfiis
aniv Gao q m. hourly 10 $3.50 p. m.
i:,S p M; ZIP M IL p m Saline cars
ToLEDo LIMITEDs-7;3o O. m. ana
every two hours to S:ae 2. m; Saturday
and sunday. 1870 y. m. Through locaia
s.3O a IN. and hourly 20 $50 p ~
Monroe only, s:so p. m. IL D. m
WYANDOTTE DIv.-S:33 a m, half
hourly 10 s:ss .. m, hourly 70 l1;1o
PONTIAC p,v.--s a m. 20 to % ufn.
.. M. IL p. m: Birmingham only. - =.
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.-e q N. bsuet
~ TO IL .. m
sJhsse cars run through 20 sassnav.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
no, AGO LIVE IN HOLLAND. MICH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE cen
Us office today made the following
|nsus announcement: Michigan Hol
Ind city, 10.490.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17

FARMS.
so ACRES--llk miles from electric line.
clay loan, all plowland, acres OF
orchard. II cherry trees, s-room
house in excellent condition, SON4O
barn all necessary outbuildinBs'
$1,000. -
SO acres mile from u. Y. Il.
gravel loan. orchard, timber house,
barn, etc. .......H....'..'. -. 500"
Farms In All Parts OF Michigan
and at all prices.
"FARM HEADQUARTERS
CHAS. d. FISkE.
1t3.l4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
90 acres of land with 8 acres ot
bearing orange grove. good house
in central Eastern Florida; 500
boxes of fruit this year; price
$1,000. .,.,., ,ons.
III. nom city limits, $1,000,
Finest improved farm IN Michle""'
$4,000 ., a., mn
Nh acres. fairly improved, sL2VO.
> acres no buildings, good land on
49, line two miles from city limits.
c = BEApLEL
Main ss2i Meoraw pldE'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
FOR sALp-BUsNEss PROPERTY
BUSINESS SNAPS

business 6eck Grand River over
10
fine
pay OF 7
Nchipa and GrandR
ngp property
WEIGH BROS.
3o2- 10000 Hammond Building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
INSTRUCTION.

WHY DON'T you write plots for mo-
ton picture plays? It's easy and
DAYS well; good writers earn up To
$50 weekly, we teach you everything
and tell you how To get best prices
write for particulars. ASS'D VI. y.
SCHOOLS. sos. Chicago Opera House
blk. Chicago, Ill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
PERSONAL

NoTICE-If any poor girl Is In trouble'
needing advice, friendship or help
write or call on s. C., MARGARET
DUFFY. YsS Forrest west. Salvation
Army.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

part of his pictures. Or IN the selec.
;,t i ons Of the pictures hemsel They
are all first class. Prof. Stephens has
had long experience in his work, and
can e. not fail to please his, audience: He
will sMagLl be with US through the entire ;ses-
sion II " II
Have you ever heard Of Brush the
magician? He will be with us two
days Monday, June a., and Tuesday,
June %. He is a wonder worker and
he will show you the most unexplain-
able phenomena it has ever been your
lot to behold. He performs the Acele-
brated Hindoor basket trick I'M a, way
that would puzzle the SHindooA himself.
He likewise manufactures rabbits;
ducks, oranges and eggs right before
your: eyes- picks them ;outs of the air
as It were. All the While Brush is
doing these wonders he Keeps np I'd
witty chatter that makes YOU, laugh
even when most interested i BY all
~E : ~ !
means see Brush.
The O'Callaghans are to appear at
at Chautauqua Saturday evening, July
2. in their new play The Settlement
It seems useless; to- add any !economi-
ums to the praise always given this
most popular company, but this new
play of their is really dandy. 1t was
given in Devils Lake Monday, evening
May 80, and; delighted tnes1arge audi
'ence who attended. twas truly said
Of them that; there was, not a bad
character in thescast, andAevery one
from the lightest to the heaviest was
well UP in, .their}lines;. and went at it
like old-timers.'
Monday, July 4, brings us w. J. No.
Ian the humorist with his side-splitt-
ing talk on, Yankee notions. If you
are Yankee yourself4you. will want
to see if he tells the. trutf, about you
If you are: only a Yankee by adoption,
it will help YOU ndersttaapd theseauee1
neighbors of yours. Mr.. Nolan is on
for another humorous sketch Tuesday
evening". :Father@Adam and Brother
= >'tt
Bill" Sounds interesting does it not
1t will do you good to hear Nolan and
have one good laugh at his ;quips and
cranks. "A little nonsense, now and
Them etc. - -:
Florence Williams is another of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

seasons entertainerg.c.she r. asread.
ser good ding iis L. CHEST
form Of expression. She comes well
recommended and her selections are
new aud varied. ~ +4gs IL
H. Frank R, Jefferson, the renowned
traveller comes to us the last three;
days, OF Chautauqua with his lillustrat.t
ed travel lectures, which will take us
away from the beaten paths of men
through the snow swept wilds of the
north, to the wonderful land of the
]: Midnight Sun, aud; finally to that land
of magic picturesque faith and wonder
fnl2natura q gifts Imperial India.
He brings the science from these
lands Fhemey to- our minds by both
words and pictures.
! On Friday land Saturday, July 8
and 9 Chautauqua goers will have the
great pleasure Of listening to North
Dakota,s- own poet, J. w. Foley of
Bismarck fin his reading Of his own
poems. 1t is only lately, and at the
solicitation Of friends that Mr.. Fo-
ley has consented to do this kind of
platform work, and he has &been en-
th llls Il received every where.
OF his readings the Valley City Times
says:
"Mr. Foley's preface to the reading
of his verses was in very happy vein
and glided SO gracefully into his lines
that his captured listeners were in the
land O. poets dreams before they were
WellEawarp; a glad; 81 sad,:a wond erful
" human land peepIed byEcomnaon folk
treading life's2comfaop Ways, aenac citing
the constant comedies and tragedies
that make the round of daily life.
Scoring the tricks and poses of the
elocqttouist;. MIR. Foley spoke straight
to- the heart the simple charming
verse that truly has placed him next
to Riley.,s" IL, g =97:I.re -:
But these are only a part of Chau-
tauqua's~t treats. Send to Edgar La Rue
secretary for a complete program
which will be- furnished you on ;appli.
cat1on.::7,t-" q IL