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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-03

zety Times: W krzakach w po-
blizu jego domu znaleziono ma.
szyne piekielnq ziozona 20 lase-
GEEK dvnamitu, do ktorych przy-.
czepiony byl lont polqczony
mechanizmem zegarowym.
Nadto podobnq maszyne PIE
kielna, ziozona 10 laseczek dy-
nan,itu znaleziono W poblizu do
mu F. J. Zeehandelaar, sekreta-
RIA Merchants and Manufactu-
res Association, podobno w
innych stronach miasta znalezio-
no inne maszyny piekielne.
Wydawnictwo gazety Times"
zatrudnia samych nieunionistow,
a gen. Otis znany jest re swoJe-
go wystepowania przeciw uniom.
w ostatnich czasach rome ME
porozuniienia robotnicze straJ-
Xxi W los Angeles swiadczyfy o
ziych stosunkach pomiedzy unia-;
mi a pracodawcami; mic tez dzi-
wnego, re zamachy te wszystkie
rzucajq podejrzenie ma zarzady
organizacyj robotniczych, cho-
ciaz te nietylko stanowczo prote-
stuja przeciw temu, ale nawet re
swej strony wyznaczyiy wynagro-
dzenia pieniezne "a wykrycie
sprawcow4 zbrodni i zamachow.
Takiez wynag-odzenie wyznaczy-
iy zarzady kilku fabryk, jakotez
zarzad miasta, tax, re obecnie wy
znaczonych jest $1S,50O "a wy
krycie zbrodniarzy. Aresztowano
try podejrzane osoby, a miedzy
niemi Martisa Eagana, otwartego
anarclliste. Uprzataniem gruzow
zajmuje sic kilkaset ludzi, pomie-
dzy. kt6rylni znajdujq sic takze
wyslahcy uni robotniczych. Ze
zwiok wydobytych wiele jest sta
sznie poszarpanych i identyfiko-
wac ich ME mona; chyba przez
domysi lub szczqtki odziezy. Po-
miedzy ofiarami katastrofy ME-
watpliwie byli asystent lokalnego
redaktora, Harvey c. Elder, Sc
kretarz ]. Wesley Reaves, tele-
grafista r. l.. Sawyer / asystent
redaktora depesz Harry l.. Crane,
jakotez kilkunastu zecerow.
Szkode materyalna zrzadzona o.
bliczaja ma $500,O00.
Washington, 8 pazdziernika.-
Prezes demokratycznego komite'
tn kongresowego, poser Lloyd
Missouri, ulozyi tymczasowa Ii
ste takich dystryktow kongreso-
wych, w ktorych demokraci nape-
VINO zwyciestwa oczekuja. Lista
ia bardzo konsekwentnie jest u
lozona ma podstawie podrozy
Lloyda i szczegolowych sprawo-
zdaf re wszystkich stron kraju;
ME wlaczone So do niej bynaj-
mniej dystrykta watpliwe. Wedle
tel listy demokraci odbiora repu-
blikanom napewno SO miejsc W
kongresie, mianowicie: Maine
2; Massachusetts, 2; Connecticut
L; Rhode Island !; New York 2;
New Jersey 1; Maryland 2; North
Carolina 2; West Virginia l;
Pennsylvania 2; Ohio 3; Ken
lucky 1; Missouri 4; Illinois 2;
Iowa 4; Nebraska /; Wisconsin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-03
Ma wsi

Ma wsi.
Maaa Kasia (widzac po raz pier
wszy jak kury jedza):
= Mamo, czy kury zawsze nosem
jedza?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-03
I DsrNna SpOk6j GhWIIoWT keraspondsntdW zagra
ak tran7wajowy w Warszawie.
POstepy Ofiary cholery we Wloszech.
ME CHCE C0RECZKI WILHELMA.
GRozNA KoMBINACYA: ToRPEDoWIEC z AEROl

Amudsen jedzie do bieguna po}udniowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-03

Dwie Katastrofy AWiatyczne,
Wielkie manifestacye Katolickie
w Hiszpanii.
DsrTna SpOk6 GhWIoWg kGaspOntsn0W zagfanlGznyeh
Strajk traL7wajOwy w WarszaWie.
Postepy ofiary cholery we Wfoszech.
ME CHCE C0RECzKI WILHELMA.
GROENA KOAIBINACYA: TORPED0WIECZ AEROPLANEM
Amudsen jedzie do bieguna pofudnloWego.
StrasZna zbrOdna katastrofa w Los Angeles, Ca
Utcnee kkudeecu mathew okretu wojennego Wdoki Demo
Prezydent Taft ,nsurgenc La Toilette rlnsi sic poaoae
Smiere = Katastrofy autonoDho"e
Aeroplanem Springfedu do ST. Louis
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
sHINED SHOES BY TUNES.

The porter OF local barber shop
loves 20 have the automatic piano play
while he is polishing the shoes of a
customer, Such is his artistic temper
ament that his very actions seem to
1T the sentiment and tempo OF the
selections.
While the youth was majestically
passing his brushes over pair OF
patent feathers the other evening TO
the martial strains OF The Pilgrim
Chorus" from "Tannhaeuser, the Gus
toner displayed unmistakable signs
OF impatience.
Here here. boy" he exclaimed,
you'll have To hustle. want TO
catch train.
lis dat so boss? Well. jes' excuse
me one minute"
The porter went TO the pianola,
stopped the music, changed the roll
and came back.
broad grin spread over the face
OF the travelling man as he watched
the brushes fairly fly to the tune OF
Turkey in the Straw" with rag
time variations I'm dOuble-quick time.
"Thank'e, sab" exclaimed the por.
ter. as he accepted the generous tip.
II golly. dat suah am de tune to ketch
train by!"-Youngstown tOD Tele-
gram.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
THE REVERSE IN NEW YORK

We could not be expected to feel
very iubl!aut over the news that comes
from New York state this morning,
and yet II Is easy TO understand the
causes that contributed 10 such Il
heavy Republican reverse.
For years, Legislators at Albany had
been unfaithful TO their trust and the
air was full of the stencil Of rottDn-
ness and corruption. The exposures
began four years ago when Charles
Evans Hughes investigated the insur-
ance companies and uncovered all
kinds of bribery. Because Of his eX-
cellent record, Hughes was nominated
and elected, and then the old Guard"
refused to accept his recommended
lions for needed moral and primary
reform and stubbornly resisted all his
efforts. Hughes had the confidence OF
the people and after four years of the
treatment he received from the leglsla-
ture combined with the exposures of
graft and refusal of the "Old Guard"
to proceed with a more sweeping In
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

vestigation, the people OF the Empire
State became tired OF IL all and de
cided to clean house even TO the ex.
tent of democratic election.
Matters were in a very critical CON
dition, and Theodore Roosevelt entered
the campaign with a view of having
the Republicans do their own house
cleaning, but it was too late. The
situation is just like a time. when d
man is afflicted with a terrible disease
or in need of a delicate operation. and
his condition Is become critical
through malpracticing and T. bunging
physicians. After they have done
their terrible work, an expert la
called but even he with all his surgi-
cal and medical skill is unable to save
the patient
Not even the great Roosevelt could
save the Republican party of New
York from the defeat that was In
evitable after years OF corruption and
misrule 81 the old Guard" Does
anyone say that the Republicans would
have won with Barnes, Woodruff ct al
still in control OF the party ma
chinery?
Added to this was the strength OF
the powerful corporations who.
angered at Roosevelt's great awaken.
ing of the commercial and industrial
conscience, united TO destroy his influ.
ence and spend an enormous fund and
eXerted all the pressure they could on
employees TO do it. Whether they have
succeeded In eliminating Roosevelt
from national affairs or not remains to
be seen. Such men as Senator Root
believes that he is all the stronger.
The result places Tammany in con
troll Of New York state, after meet
inG defeat in the city OF New York
last year. and that organization has
now attained the ambition of years. II
remains to be seen whether Gov.elect
John \. Xix will give the Empire State
a good administration or be the tool OF
Wall 81. and OF Charles F. Murphy.
leader OF Tammany Hall.-Piqua.
Ohio, Call.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAS
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-1 a. m.
and every two hours 70 d. m. Sun.
days only, IL p. m. Through locals o
hourly 10 5 p m, including limiteds.
hourly 10 II y. m. Shore line TO Mt.
Clemens. s;2s a. m. hourly to 1l:2s p
FLINT LIMITEDs-.7:Ss a. m. s:ss
a m, '12:36 p. m, 2:S5 .. m, '4:S5 p
m. Through locals. z a. m, every two
hours 60 p. M: oxford only, IL D. M
Flint. Sundays only, IL p. m. To Romeo.
Z a. m, a. m. and every two hours %
10 %. m. IL p. m. h
JACKSON LIMITEDs-s.i5a a. m. ana
every two hours 10 SIS p. m Through
locals. Z a. m. and every two hours to
o. m Ann Arbor only, 8 a m $50 d
m p m. 10 .. m. II D. m Worthwhile ,
only 6.3O a m. hourly 10 $50 y. m.
7:So p; mi s,P m II p. m. Saline cars
ToLEDo LIMITEDs-7:2o a. N. ana
every two hours 20 20 p. m; saturday
and Sunday. 720 p. m. Through locals
30 a m. and hourly 70 $3.50 p. ms
Monroe only, 9:3) p m. D m
WYANDOTTE DIN.-b .SS a. m. half
hourly 10 S;33 p. IN. hourly to u;Ss
PONTIAC Div.--6 n. m. 20 20 80 min.
service TO $50 p. m. hourly 70 lO;sv
n M. II n m birmingham only. ~ n.
ORCHARD LAKE DIV.--s a m. hour.
~ TO IL . m
.T.hese cars run through 20 SsEinaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter zdwjewskl. &c; Elenor Boz
lOwsk, 10
ska. 20
samuel Ralph, ~, River Rouge: Jo-
sephine Donth. ~, same
Richard Monthey 2G, Martha Kell-
ner. %
Ohrman r. kOhler. q, Trenton. Bar
bara g. KOemlein 2S same
John - pendeltou, 81, Toledo. O
Florence Payne 30. same
Joseph Lobert. -. Elkton. Mich; Ag-
mes Germs. IS Detroit
Theophile A. Bergerowske, "a, Marie
Budriek, %
Edward Hirsch, 20; Mary Rejsnky.
u
Elmer Wren, 26 Hlia LiniaIa. 20
William l.. Jackson n, Detroit. Jes-
sic I. Austin, 20. Ashtabula
Anthony Krzyaniak. PC, Mary Pie
choWiak. %
Edward Dohran, IS; Augusta Peek.
g.
William Peters. 81 May f Trcp-
ton. ~
Cornelius 7. Murphy, p; Martha
Dunn. - ~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

ADAMS-Nov. 16. 1910, at the residence
of his oauEh'er. Mrs. G. r. d. Wilson,
20 Brainard Derrick Adams aged "a
years beloved husband of Elida NJ
Adams Funeral Saturday at 1880 a
IN from residence. lnterment at
Highland. Mich.
CLEMENS-N II. Catherine Glenn
ems, at the residence OF her brother,
stephen Weiden. 1856 High-st. east.
beloved sister OF stephen and Hubert
Weiden. lnterment Saturday at
Grand Rapids
CROWLEY-Nov II, 1910. Thomas, be-
loved husband OF Mary Crowley. Fu-
neral from his late residence. $50
Gibson-ave. Notice Of time later.
IRNING-Nov. II, 1910. at Solvay lodge,
Elizabeth Irving, mother OF william.
John and Fred Irving Funeral from
house SATURDAY afternoon at 80.
SCHELAND-Nov. II, at his residence.
24S sheridan ave, Carl +. A. aged II
years. beloved husband OF Mary
Scheland Notice of funeral later
STRENGER-Nov 10, William r.. aged
loved son OF Conrad and the late
Margaret Stronger tnee Bacot) Flu
neral from 1863 Baldwin-ave. Satur-
day, Nov ~. at 80 p. m. lnterment
at Woodmere by funeral car
BLANK-Margaret Blank. aged 50
years. beloved wife Of William
Blank, at her residence. 50 Beecher-
crave mother OF Viola Marie and
Cecilia Blank. Member OF knights
and Ladies of Security No. 1901. Flu
neral from residence Saturday at 8
a m and from St Vincent's church
at $50 standard time.
BRADY-At ner residence. No. $50 Sy-
camore-st, Nov. l6, Mary Il. Brady,
mother Of Cassie T., Agnes r., and
Matte r. Brady and Mrs. Helen A.
Murphy Funeral Saturday from
residence at $40 a. IN and Holy
Trinity church at o'clock. Tilbury
and st Thomas papers please copy
CLANCY-Noy 16, at her residence, Cos
r.. Congress- St, Ellen, rellct OF the
late william Clancy and mother or
Margaret, katherine and Mary
Clancy Funeral from residence SAT 70
urday at $40 a. m. and TO our Lady
OF Help church at o'clock standard.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
JACK LONDON.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. ls.-Judge
Samuels hasn't analysed, yet, how a
psychic beating feels. Maybe he will
later He sure has had one-a daisy.
Jack London has just cleaned" the
jurist sumpin awful-with a typewrit
er, and incidentally worked ven.
geance long promised. The writer has
worked IL all in in current magazine
story that is so transparent that the
whole San Francisco bay region is
laughing and wondering whether Sam
ues will come back"
Some time back, London was unfor-
tunate enough to become involved in
a really beautiful mill with one Tim
Muldowny, in the latters tavern hero.
The law saw no distinction. Author
and innkeeper were "pinched" Lon
don brought an action against Null.
downy for battery Judge Samuels
dismissed the case, holding that Null
downy was entitled to the benefit Of
the doubt" London declared that he
was going TO get Samuels "to the
full hilt OF the law that obtains among
civilized men,
In his The Benefit OF the Doubt"
which appeared recently In a Phila-
delphia publication claiming over a
million circulation weekly, he has his
revenge. His characters in this story
are so thinly disguised as to be unmis-
taxable. London Is Carter Watson,
Judge Samuels is Judge Nitberg, Null.
downy is Patsy Koran.
For half the story London is his
torian. For the other half, unless the
jurist has had experiences nobody
knows about he INDUCES In pure fan
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Elahts Robber, Gets Death Wound

Flights Robber, Gets Death Wound.
VINCENNES, Ind, Nov. lS.-De-
pite his fatal wounds, Station Agent
Albert Lee prevented a safe-blowing
at Edwardsport, Knox county, early
today and captured the yeggman. Lee
is dying from a bullet wound over
the heart and loss OF blood The rob
Der attacked him with knife. Lee
snatched the yeggman's revolver and
beat him into submission. The yegg
is now on his way TO the Nincenncs
Jail
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
BIRTHS.

otto A. Brodda. 627 Lawton
Ferdinand Hoppe, 1922 Theodore.
John Dinkel, So Adell
John DOmbroskt. 1927 81. Aubin
Joseph Girard. $50 Mcclellan.
lsadOre Barrow, $50 Military
Fred Krouse. S45 Mitchell
Frank kelokowski, 679 FarnswOrth
Frank Olinski. 1883 ST Aubin
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
goIroRIAL-ey Eddy TORI.

The DAILY Thing IS nc vain boaster
but we modestly call attention 70 the
fact that by publishing this Thanks
giving number We are from two TO
three weeks ahead OF all our esteemed
contemporaries. In TACT, no other
newspaper in this city has even
TRIED TO get out Thanksgiving
number I'm advance of the Daily Thing.
Our usual enterprise will be mani
fest IN the Christmas number as soon
a the excitement Occasloned by our
Thanh sgiving number has subsidized.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
FREE TO THE SICK
1he Great Specialist, DIR. Franklin
Miles, Will send Htn Hook and $3.50
Worth at NeurOpathic Treatment
Free.

Ths Great Specialist, DIR. Franklin
Miles, Will send Its BOOk and 1880
Worth of NeurOpathic Treatment
Free.
All sick persons, especially those
whom physicians have failed TO cure,
should not fail to write for DIR. Miles
free Book on uropathy-curlng
through the Brain Centers and Nery-
Gus System. IL describes a great dis
coyery by which many wonderful
cures have been made after able ply
sicians had failed
II you have any OF the following
ailments, you should send postal card
for DR.. Miles Book and Free Treat
ment; Weak nerves. heart. liver,
stomach or kidneys: pain I'm the left
side or shoulder short breath, pal
pitation, irregular heart beats, swell
ing OF the ankles or dropsy head
ache, dullness, dizziness or dTowsi-
ness; nervous dyspepsia, the blues,
cold hands and feet, backache or
rheumatism, nervousness. sleepless-
ness or trembling.
His homeopathic Treatments for
these diseases are the result OF i'm.
mense experience for 20 years and
are thoroughly scientific and remark
ably successful, SO much SO that we
do not hesitate TO offer free treat.
ments TO the sick that they may test
them at our expense. Few physicians
have such confidence In their RENE
dies.
His Book contains many remark
able cures from nearly every state
and territory in the u. S. after many
local physicians and specialists
failed. II also contains endorse
ments from Bishops. Clergymen,
Statesmen, Editors. Business men,
Farmers and others.
send for list Of remarkable
cures Ina your state.
Write at once. Describe your case,
and we will send you $3.50 Special
Treatment and new book free. Ad-
dress The DR. Miles Grand Dispen-
sary. Dept. X, 81 20 321 Main ST,
Elkhart. Ind
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Harold Schnaitman, l27 Kenilworth.
! years, spinal meningitis
Nat. Strickland, st Mary's hospital,
- years, delirum tremens.
Frank Buza. 7O5 Piquette, 80 years;
cardiac iLsuthciency.
William Bagley 22S Adelaide, 80
years, pneumonia.
Joseph Kukowska, 20 stovall. 6
years. haenlorrhage from liver.
Katie Martin, - Mack, % years;
strang ulation OF bowels.
Eugene His, 10 years, 93l Beaufait;
tubercular meningitis
Dennis Quinn, Pontiac. Mich, 70
years, paralysis
Thomas stone. 209 Mullett, 95 years;
cerebral haemorrhage
Gertrude Glackner, 3l9 Mcclellan, Fl
years, pulmonary haemorrhage.
Luisa Rettke, S45 Twenty NTH, %
years. tetanus
August Dobrzychowski, 703 L. Willis,
90 years, nephritis
Ester Marie Crossman. l49 Melrose,
months, marasmus
Eda Stube. II Thirty second, ii
years. haemorrhage,
Thomas Barry. Grace hospital. 30
years; operation from diaphragmati
Mary Martin. 1875 Brooklyn. II years;
heart failure
John Koehn. 4i1 Vermont. so years;
tuberculosis
George Lamson. IL Woodward. So
years, heart disease.
Mrs. Mary T. Brady, 100 Sycamore, 65
years; heart disease.
Helen StaCh. 299 Hammond, IL
months. commissions.
Nalintine Dempski. 81 Thirty
fourth, 60 years, rectal cancer
Martha Schultz, 2s5 Cicotte 20 years;
Ida schugar. 1876 Herkimer / year;
enteritis
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Two Men Burn To Death.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov ls.-TN o
men were burned 10 death in tSo
fires here today. Frank Eckstein 81,
retired surveyor. is dead OF burns
suffered while he was locked in his
apartments In a mysterious fire in
a stable Jerry Young, IS, Neero
stable hand, was suffocated.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
GAMES FOR THANKSGIVING.
kesmoodle.

Carefully select six hand-picked
heans. Soak them In best quality
water, slightly diluted with soap. II
the beans swell up, you win.
SublumJink
Decorate your left hand with one
large market basket Conceal one
$40 bill, medium size, in your right
hand pants pocket. Give this SO bill in
exchange for one turkey, few vege-
tables and can of beans. Return
home and complain bitterly OF the in
creased cost OF living II Aldrich
gives : you cop the prize
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

recognize each other instantly,
and Watson proceeds TO beat
the Judge up, first knocking him
down
Get up" commanded Wat.
son. III YOU are a gentleman.
get up--that's what Patsy Ho
ran told me. you know"
Judge Witberg declined 10
rise and was dragged to his feet
by the coat collar, only TO have
one eye blackened and be put
on his back again After this II
was a Red Indian massacre.
Judge Witberg was humanely
and scientifically beaten up.
His cheeks were boxed. his ears
cuffed and his face was rubbed
with turf. And all the time
Watson exposited the way Pat
sy Koran had done Occasional
ly and very carefully the face
tious sociologist administered n
real bruising blow. Once, drag
CLING the poor judge to his feet
he deliberately bumped his own
nose on the gentleman's head.
The nose promptly bled.'
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
PodvalIey League.

TINKLETOWN, Nov l5.-Tinkle-
town scored another easy victory
over the Chicago Cubs today by the
victory OF II to o. Tinkletown made
8 hits and no errors; Chicago made
hit and errors.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
DAILY RIRTm LIST.

GIRLS
Herman Brosche. 167 Cicottc.
Andrew Schewsa, g. Junction
Francis Ellis. 234 Philadelphia
BOYS
Carmele Biscsl. 324 Russell
Bonnie Weston. 292iR Hastings
John Sweitz,r. i12 Chamberlain
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

can't get this OF
fice swept out ear
lier than this, |
guess the Boomer
link Manufacture
ing Co. can get a
good man VINO
will"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

FRITTERVILLE, Nov 1.-THE
double-header scheduled for today
with Mixelcreek was called OF on ac-
count OF hot weather
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

SITUATION WANTED-Man who
had good position as inspector of base
ball bulletin boards. wishes temper
airy employment TO tide him over the
winter Address A. FAN TT
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Lake ANp RIN ER sTnAMnRs.


FOR CIeysIand, Pittsburw and Ell
points south and east leave daily 10:k8
m. Fare 10 cleveland. 81; PittsburG.
SIS So lower berths 80; upper berthA
cursion 20 Cleveland every SATURDAY.
nieht. 81 90 round trip.
CITY Ticket Offices; Majestic Blde.
is7 Woodward and iTt oriswold st
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
EDUCATION Paw
1910

Percival Blink, Phi. D.; Look here,
Husk. you're Is minutes late II you
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
DOES A COLLEGE


Percy Blink con
top row OF bleac H.
err Go II. Husk,
old horse Eat EN-
alive, Hold EN-
Varsity, hold eini
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

tasy The excerpt above is the re-
venge.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

while our Fourth OF July number will
follow close on the heels of the Christ.
mas number. Watch for f.
Thanksgiving Observations by the
Office Cat.
Notice that the entire ticket advo-
Gated by the Daily Thins was elected
Most people save all plugged
nickels for the street car conductor
It's no disgrace for a married man
TO be baldheaded
II the clerk OF a street car is a con
ductor, Is the motorman a non-con.
ductor?
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
AUTOMOBILES boats a ENGINES.

KITCH- RIGGED AUXILIARY YACHT,
length So IT. beam IAN r.. 40 horse
power engine. coy cabin with sleep
Ing quarters for 10 persons Full
electric light equipment. dtngy with
motor The yacht Is completely
equipped. Is 3 years old and In first-
class shape Cost $500 Must be
sold II you want the best and most
scrviCeable pleasure cruising yacht
on the lakes, less than u price. write
Thos + Norris $50 Randolph-st. De-
troit. Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
TO RENT-RSOMs.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
BUILDING LOTS

$I.oo Down, $I.oo Weekly.
Cadillac-ave. south of Gratiot. corner
schumacher: cement walk. water ana
trees: S37S. ~
Gretiot subdivision, near Harper and
car barn: few left at $500 and up.
Michigan and Parkinson. dine location.
at 1850.
North Woodward, nve minuteI walk
from new car barn and Ford planty
close to new school; excellent build.
ing lots al $3.50 each.
Glendale subdivision. In the center oa
Highland Park: just put on the mar
ket; lots 80. 81, 80 and Slx196: close
20 ALI improvements and in the best
resident section: bargains at t336
and $3.50 each. 19ff
Many other lots In ali parts OF the
city SEQ US before buying. We can
suit you.
NO INTEREST
charged the buyer. No payments 20
make IL sick or out OF work Ten
pei cent allowed on extra payments.
Main office open Saturday evening
PASSENGER MOORE. 20s T0lS-
graph bldg. "a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

QUEEN DREAMOWtSkT
Gypsy SEsReSS AND CHAIR
GAMER REVEALS THAT ON
IHe NIGHT BEFORE The
PRIMITIVE MAN. WENT UP
AGAINST TIVE ABYSh1AL
brute" she HAD A VISION
or A mULATro BANSHEE
SpRINkLlNG PAPRlKA m
The FORMERS MASSAGE
-CREAM.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

OLD DOC. CALABASH, The
HOROLOGISL, ANNOUNCES
THAT TIE SINISTER CAP
SULE WAS IN AzIMUTH
ON EITHER tbs FIRST
SECOND OR THIRD DAY
At MoANA SPRINGS.
JEFF BELIEVES The STARS
BECAUSE He SAW THEM
IN The RING.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

HELL wANTEI-vruALE.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

PROF. pToMAlNs, the GREAT
pToxIcoLoGlSL AFTER ANALYSING
The BLOOD ON JACK JOHNSoN'S
fnTTS, FINDS TRACES OF SAFFRON,
YELLOW OCHRE, nADDER AND
GOLD PAINT. NE DEDUcsS THAT
SOME HEARTLE SIS GAZOOk
SLIPPED ESSENCE OF OROlDE
INTO IEFF'S MORNING MILK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-22

acres of land in Missouri, Arkansas
Texas and New Mexico. No deal OF
promotion ever has frightened Miss
Harrah by It's magnitude. Bankers,
business men and the shrewdest Of
fnanciers alike have fallen before her
personal beauty and charms.
Associates Sustained Losses.
AS a rule they have lost heavily.
Some of them have entered suits to
secure a return of their money, but
the majority, because of their high
standing in business and financial cir
cles, have preferred to stand their
losses without a murnIur and will carry
the secret of how much they are out
to their graves.
Miss Harrah, in defense, declares
the loan from Mrs. Evans was secured
by her company and got by herself as
an individual
Mrs. Evans charges that it was OBJ
tanned on property in Texas, for which
neither Miss Harrah nor the company
had a valid deed. Miss Rarrah fur.
Their declares she was in Davenport to
settle with Mrs. Evans at the time of
her arrest.