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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
SCORES BUSINESS
! INTERESTS FOR
DISHONESTY
Bishop Williams Says United States
Just About Deserves It's Unenvi.
able Commercial Reputation
Across the Seas.
Tells Credit Men That Stock Manip.
ulation and Reckless Greed Are
Cause of Panios.

fhe root OF our commercial trouble
the prevailing dishonesty and rcck.
essness in the business world. the
\ tyranny and oppression OF the special
Interests and the giant monopolies. "
s"aS the forceful declaration of Bishop
WILLIAMS In an address on Credit
n the annual meeting OF the Detroit
~redit Mems association. IN the Pont.
;hartrain Tuesday evening.
< Stock manipulation and reckless
greed arr the fundamental cause Of
che periodical panics that sweep the
country. he continued. with our
financial systeu III an unhealthy coa.
Euitlon II Is not surprising that we sur
ser intermittent attacks OF chiilS ard
4'ever. In the past IL has been the Gus.
tom to saddle the blame on the Demo
frats, hut ! am glad the last panic
zane In Republican administration.
4 1T Is high time the commercial
world Is aroused II Is time for bust.
ness men TO take larger view Of bust
t1ess honesty. We are looked upOn
across the sea, ! am sorry To say. es-
sentillly as dishonest nation. N
any partit Jlarlv sharp or shreNd deal
put tErDdgh on the continent il is in
EarlabN given the designation yam.
zee. And ! have come TO Tnnk that
ave pretty nearly deserve that fepu.
tatlon IN WOW of some OF the Things
th"t have come to The surface lately
iThe sugar trust offers an example
Business success does not depend
m individual honesty alone You
should no. be interested simply In
whether this man or that firm will
meet It's obligations as they ldll due
IA corporation may meet It's obligd-
lions with unfailng regularity. and at
the same dme be cOrrupting leplsla.
lures and municipal governments. and
violating laws with the acquiesenCc Of
|public officials Such things should
Mot be countrnInced by honest busi.
mess men
j business and commercial men
ought to be interested Of all thines in
.municipal politics Nothing 80 affects
CHE business of a community as the
nature OF its municipal government
Many business men. I know. prefer to
'See pliahle government in power be-
cause they can exercise certain pulls
and special privileges they would not
otherwise enjoy but il seems to mo
that is a very short-sighted policy"
The bishop declared that business
and religion had much in common, I'm.
asmuch as both were founded on the
same Fundamental principle. faith.
He added. in conclusion:
The primary concern OF both Is
righteousness. not merely OF the in.
divi iual. but that larger righteousness
which makes for higher standard OF
public morals and gives stability TO
the business world.
. In the absence OF President Wade
Mills. who is out OF the city on bust.
mess. Vice President w. A. Petzold
lpresided at the meeting and read the
presidents inaugural address. Secre-
tary Campbells report showed that
ithe membership OF the association has
Increased from SO 10 $50 members in
the past year. the largest percentage
OF gain shown by any association of
its kind in the country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
NEW FIRE HOUSES ASKED.
Commission Would Build Two In the
North End.

The FIRE commission will ask for
two north end fire houses in the forth.
coming budget. Both OF these have
been asked for before and refused,
hut the great growth of the northern
norton of the city. together with the
increase in manufacturing plants
north OF Milwaukee Junction is ex-
pected 10 give stronger grounds for
allowance OF the items this year.
All departmental budgets must be
in the controllers hands by next Tues
day. and Controller Doremus is urg-
ing haste. as the time for tabulating
end printing the figures viii be short
this year
items in the public lighting com.
mission budget considered by the
commission. Tuesday night, total
$500 600. This Is more than asked
last wear. when the lighting estimates
we're eventually cut to $35L324. The
commission is anxious to extend its
plaut and service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
Katana Dies Of Injuries.

Anton Katana. whose legs were so
badly crushed when he was run over
by an ore car at the Detroit iron 4
steel works on Zug island. Monday.
that It was found necessary TO am
putate them. died i'm SOlvay general
hospital. Tuesday morning. Coroner
Bennett is looking into the accident
Katana was 80 years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
WOMAN's TRIAL BEGINS.
She Is Charged With Murder Of Her
Lover.

WATERBURY. Conn. ian. -5.-The
1rial of Sophia Kritchmau. a pretty IS
year.Old music teacher. for the murder
OF her lover Ben. Kulvinskas. last Sep.
TENDER. near Union City began yester
day. and the first hanging OF woman
I'm this state may result.
1t is charged that the girl lured her
lover 20 a lonely spot and while sit.
ting talking with him. the victim was
shot by some one concealed In the
bushes The woman, II Is alleGed. left
Kulyinskas for dead but returned m
the afternoon and found him living
The state charges that she then shot
him II is further alleged that she re.
turned again the same day. and findIne
him still alive. cut his throat. Kulvin
skas lived until the next afternoon
The state charges that the girl toyed
with his affections TO murder him for
money she thought he possessed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
/ y. Hedrick elected Warden.

In meeting of the Essex county
council. in Sandwich. Tuesday, James
III. lledrich. OF Rochester. was elected
warden. defeating his strongest oppo-
nent A. G. Tisdelle. Of Tilbury North.
by one vote a committee OF the coun-
ell Will confer with Windsor city Off
Gals regarding the proposition to erect
Joint city aud county buildings in
Windsor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

William A. Brady and JOS r. Girls
mers production, The Man OF the
Hour" will be seen again in this city
in the Lyceum theater next week, and
a. local theatergoeIs have heard and
read so much OF this great play, there
is no doubt stan ling room will be at
q premium. While George Broadhurst,
the playwright, has taken for mis-
theme certain conditions which exist
ia every large city. still there is SAID
TO be interviewer in The Man Of me
Hour" delightful love story, so skill
full in construction as to bold an audi
cnce's keen attention from beginning
to end The company 10 be seen
here Is the same exceptionally strong
one as made such great success on
its former visit. including John Rob
ertson. rhos. Irwin, Homer Barton, }.
A. Marcus, John G.. Sparks, Tom Hall,
Frank Kendrick, Bernard Cavanaugh,
Mart Cody. +. H. Felt, Ida Stanhopc.
Virginia irwin. Julia Hanchett and
others
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
THE STAGE

In the Lafayette tneater next week
will be presented The Phantom d..
tcct.ye.' melodrama interesting b.-
cause II presents series OF inter.
esting scenes. beginning at Gen. Whar-
Durion's home ln New York city ana
traversing the continent and ocean %
India, the home OF the mysterious
Hindoo priests anu magicians./ The
central fgure Is detective n past.
master ia the occult and magic art,
whose qnlck changes aud Nightingale
appearances and disappearances riyet
the atten ion OF the auditors aud lend
the mysterious mir 10 the play thar
has had mach 10 10 with its success.
Garrick thcater patrons have already
hcgnn 10 express their appreciation
OF the arrangement which will brin
Mary MannerinG back TO Detroit next
week for a return engagement i'm a
Mans World When this play was
presented here ir November il attract
ed general attention. and has one ~
the records at the GarricS for attend
ance. More than this. il supplied the
Garrick with play which, through its
splendid cast and strong lines and
situations. was one wei! worth the
while OF intellectual and intelligent
discussion. II is also a matter OF con-
graduation that Miss Mannering will
come again surrounded by the same
fine company seen here before, few
changes having been made in the cast.
Charles Richman and TIE others IN
the company will meet a ready wei
come. Many other cities have added
their indorsemen. oC Miss Mannering
and her play and she is now preparing
TO go into New York. where the Shu.
berts expect her To enjoy long run.
The warmth with which "A Mans
World" has been received makes them
that It will prove as big a
success in New York as 1t has else
where
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
Fur CAPS

just received am iuVuice of Electric
Seal tu Caps. which wIi br sold for
$l5u as long as they la-t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

auslncss-IIkk Irtnffng. 80 russ ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right TImcs Printtng Co. ~
John R-sL Phone la1A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
First Dollar
Hat Man

D. L. Hempsted Removes From 173
10 PIP Griswold ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

Clifton Crawford is the chief par
ticipant in the funmaking that has
commanded for it the great vogue
gained by JOS. NJ Gates musical
comedy. Three Twins" which comes
TO the Detroit opera house next Mon
day. Mr.. Crawford is clever light
comedian, who makes much OF the
part OF the young lover who dis
guises himself like the twins, thereby
making possible the complications
that form the basis of the plot under
which the book is built He is versa
tile in his comedy work and has ths
happy faculty OF never appearing TO
work hard TO make his scenes tell
His agility as dancer IS shown IN
two of his musical numbers, The
Fifth Avenue Brigade and The Hyp-
MOTTO Dance" lie also scores strongly
IN the rendition of THE Goodnight
Serenade" and the Partisan ditty, "Ou,
La. La" Seats for Three Twins VIII
be placed on sale tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

j. L.. Hempsted, originator OF the
DOllat HAT store i'm the United states.
and who OgeuVd( the first Dollar Hat
store IN Detroit has removed from his
old stand, No. i13 Wold-st.. To- No.
-l2 GriswOld- st. seyerinE an Counec-
ton with the old stand. The new store
is great imptoV ement being large.
light and wei appointed Zoo every way.
with a. complete and varied llue wei
HlnUk Kohl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

There are nearly 800 American stu
ents In German universities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

The Hastings show will he the
theater attraction all next
week The show numbers a score Of
clever entertainers and offers striking
stage pictures. the resulting comoiha'
ton OF pretty chorus girls. handsome
costumes and elaborate scenery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26

ANY one interested in the great bat-
tie to be fought between Jim Jeffries
and Jack Johnson next July will be
able to get a line on the two great
fighters in the Avenue theater next
week. as the feature of the bill TO be
presented by THE Merry Maidens Co.
will be the original Jeffries and John.
son motion pictures. The films will
show Jeffries in his bout with Sharkey
anC also Jers training quarters, and
will show Johnson winning the title
from our own Tommy Burns. THE
Merry Maidens" Will be presented in
two merry musical pieces written by
Sam Rice, The Cafe Boulevard" tand
"At Coney Island" Mr.. Rice is the
principal comedian with the company.
Among the players and specialists are:
La Toska, the physical culture girl:
the Broadway Comedy Four, Tyson &
Brown. Patti Carney. and Keller a.
Burton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
The methods OF the English sunrn-
Gettcs are not the Kind for America

in the opinion OF Prof. Frances Squire
Potter. or New York, the noted edu-
Gator Clubwoman and lecturer, VINO
addressed tie Detroit Equal Suffrage
club anu their guests. Tuesday even
ing in the Century building The
English .ov" to say they are In real
ftv more democratic than We are
politicall, they are right education
ally they are wrong said Mrs. Pot
ter English children are taught
sex and lass distinctions from their
cradles-Ours are taught equality.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Potter was
the yues, OF honor at reception In
the College club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
n \. He'll NJ. ga Medbury ave. was
..IOmrhed'' for hIa purse and So

WUlIr TiOInE on Harper me Vt,
at MI Elliott ana GratiOt -aves. and
numerous other victims OF petty
tneft told their woes to thr police.
Mrs r. H. Hyde. No 40 Fourth ave.
left her $50 mum on counter In
downtown store. and some person
picked Il 40. Old-fashionrd 10y
riders drove away with horse and
sleigh. belonging to Mrs William
Hutton. No. SAG Congress-st. east. as
the vehicle was standing at Grand
River and WoodwRrd-aVe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
la handling the manufac-
turers' product through the retailer"

tnrers prOduct throuKh the retnHe.
10 be discussed by prominent adver-
Using men from All over the country
az the next monthly meeting OF the
Adcraft club. Tuesday. Feb. :. Among
the well-known advertising experts
TO sneak will he Truman A. De
Weese, or the Shredded Wheat Co.
OF Niagara Falls, W. j. McDonough.
Of tho Root Newspaper assoc alton.
New YORK; Humphrey O'SulliNan. Of
the OSulliNan Rubber Heel Co. Low
ell Mass j. a. sawyer. OF the Born
Snoe CO. OF 81. Louis, and j. A.
pfNifrar OF Detroit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09

ANNABEL:
GERALDINE.
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acknowledgment tanne on baibtus
masia ia pbd tasmania ldniimaiIen
IipistpfIen balu on fen imunnatto'
man Iin~istpstpDn fautta, iota ldbe'
tpsfoulut opat tebneet uieina muo'
Iina, laimentanut mastustusta mirs
famiesten puolelta, iofa mastustus
uiein ennen on iImaantInut iulfiiena
painoomiiena. Nuoremman uubiss
tuspuolueen piirisld Ell ole pield nm
botethu, ettd iuuri ldbetpsIoarnaaia,
tobtori Simotbp Hicbarb oil Sang
Duipein ia bdnen puoluepstdnienia
etemimpdnd neutponantaiand lpbpt'
aifaiIen uubistusliiffeen festdesId
10. 1885,"
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Saarnafpuoroia,

Sofaiien fuun enfimmdiIend iun'
mtntaina Nstorias5a ia, Ore. feuo p,
IL a p ia teuo p 8 | p.
gtaIelisia ia Salmon Greefiud,
Waib, iofa fuun toiiena iunnuntaino
feuo 10 q p ia feuo 3 p. Momu'
iumpIanpolmelus on muoroin NaIes
lisIa ia Somon Sreefiua, iofa toi.
men Fun ia on iiuoin alma Serran
ppbd GbtooIinen mpDs aamuiuma'
lonpaImeIufIen pbtepbesid
Wtuut iunnuntai ia arfi ieurat Joni.
tetaan funatin oifana eri ilmoitusten
mufaan.
PpbGfoulu on Historian fania uiss
ieu~rafunnan firfosia iofa ppbd, al'
faen feuo 2 | p.
Grif Snaseainen
oIote: 249 columbia ape
Nstoria, Ore.
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SumolanpalmeIufiia feIdfuuua

Sumalanpalnelufiia %feidfuuua
II p. Sebtiidrneud Flo 8 /. p. p.
ia II p. Flo. 10 e. p. ". y. Otius'
fisId Flo 3 |. D.; ia fontrin uubesio
firfosia Flo 1880 /. p.
13 y. poboocfisIa Dnnd rippi ia
ebt. Flo. l |. p.
ID p,,'Heo GpHd Flo $3.50 j. p.
IA p.'Wtenab9asia Flo 2 /. p.
Is p. SuIiidrtpeud pnnd rippi ia
ebt. Flo. | i. p.
IS p. 6olmes Sitpsia SD. Sobn'
ionin puistosia Flo IL e. p. ia 10 p.
firfosia Flo. 10 ia Flo. 3.
% y. Flo. 9rocfettisia Flo. 2 !. p.
ia 20 p. Flo. 2 /. y. ia "a p. iuban'
nusia pnna rippi ia ebt. Flo. 10 e. p.
26 y. Glsberisia pnnd rippi ia ebt.
Flo. 10 e. p. ia Flo. 3 !. p. ia rippis
foulu aIfaa q p. Flo. 10 e. p.
:. Suusfonen.
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&irfoaiita ilmoitnfiia.
Girton menot

omat idriestettdmdt ieuraamasti:
Itarquettesia len, 4:ds ia 5:es
iunn. 3,l5 ip. ia iofa torstai SIS,
paitIi iofoiien 3:nen iunn. ebeaiiend
torstaina, iouoin plen fesfitpiiffona
WtuniIin9isia. torstaina GuIinosia ia,
periantaina GooImobisia.
Omen iunn. Stambousbisia Cat
ialais sutb. ~tirfosia Flo 10 ep. ia
2 ip.
3;mas iunn. Gbatbamisia Flo 10
ap. ia 2 ip. SanospursisIa 8 ill.
2aifisia ndisIa paifoisIa toimin
mpbs papiuiIia toimia iamaaa fuin
olen matfoiua.
ppbdfoulu iofa ppba aiunnollas
nj.
&unnioittaen
s. s.. Seimonen,
5O4 9. 5:tb itr.,
Marquette, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
Standardization merfitpfSesta

firiottaa erds motfustoia Siinasia
nimeltd GbiroI rSimes" =nimiiesid,
mailman iuurimmosia lebbesid m.
M. ieuraotpaa:
,Suuren Dian parbaimmosta Id,
betpstp6std omat 10 fouman iitte
tebneet lddtdrildbetit &iinan Iiid'
maasia, ia npt nihoointin olfaa tDD
fantaa beoeImid. &dpoesIdni ldbe>
tpfIen IddfdriopistosIa Yefin9isid,
iota opisto on oinoa laatuaan, to-
palm muutamasIa fen tolmesta Iai'
rasIaIista folme fuuluiIan pSeltoIen
temppelin" lomapoppia, iotto olipat
fieud iaamasIa Iddtdrinboitoa. Sos
aiatteIemme mia usfontointoiliiain
peIdpaiffa mainittu lamaIuostari ois
no on ouut, min pubuu dsfen mat
nit1emomme aii%anlaita fpud puoles'
taan.
Mutta tdmd pbd liiddntpna tuns
nustufIen antaminen Ell r%aioitu pf,
{istddn IddfdriIdbetptIeen. &c ialo
benti, iofa tuIi ilmi Sban9bain iun'
resIa iatamuotisf misid
eriusfoiIuulta fosfenat riitofpipmpt'
let Iupistettiin mitd tpdbimpddn, iot'
ia p~ddstdiIiin DbteistpDbDn Min loa'
iaua pobioua fuin mabbouisto, on
fobottanut Idbetpstpon torfeampdan
piiriin. Gristinusfo lenidd eoeleen
pbd Iuuremmaua nopenbeua, par'
finfin albaiIemman mdestDn feSfuu'
besIa, ia ie tlnnelmo, ioto iotfut ld'
betpsIaarnoaiat opat onnishtneei
Ipnnpttdmddn fuuIiioisi Jam, on al
beuttonut. etta fiinoIaiiet opot entistd
enemmdn aIfaneet iuofio fineeuistd,
iopo usfonno1istotin ibonnetta fris'
tinopisia.
gIbdiIempien, etenfin fpirfafpal'
toisten piirisfd on Idbetpstpo moi
feompoan, mutta entinen fatfero
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09

<~Su&tWJWN
aiiamiebind toiminat ieuraomot ben
filDt eri paiffafunniua:
s. &offi, SImaco, Wosb.
yifolai 9dd, Isbtabula Sorbor,
Sbio.
Sacob 6. Niemi, Rod Sprinss,
Wpo.
Matti SuIffo, @estboro, Wis.
Gbas Mattio ion, 8ranton, Wtinn.
paamo Pafanen, aberdeen,
WoSb.
s. Station, Srpstal Sails, Wicb.
D. u. N%ouIiainen, GaIumet, Wi6.
Sobn Webmas, 26nnrot g. g.,
W(inn.
8. u. Soeniuu, Brush proirie,
@asb.
@ler 2epistD, Ban 9usfirf, Dis.
Watti 2ipi, 9urlep, Wis.,
Gam peltonen, 9isb Bridge, Dis.
Maria 9enbricfion, DoIpb, Go.
Dat.
Gbipd,b Hinnett, Stamboueb,
Wid.
6. Westerbad, 2alatpala, Minn.
W. u. Wattila, 9omep, Winn.
Sobn &uffonen, Marquette, Wid.
Watti 9unbis, NaieI, Wasb.
u. MaunuIa, Ssbpemiue, Wi6.
Inielm Yleen, @%bitemputb. s. g.
Hp. Canada.
Stat 2inbala, Mnnanbale, Winn.
Watti Suria, Sester Sta., Ohio.
Sobn 9lnttiIa, WapIesia, Wis.
Matti Yalo, Sairport 6arbor, 8.
Maria aiunmaa, Gbief, Wicb.
&oIe Seppdnen, poImer, Micb.
Dictor Sonfanen, West Ware.
bam, Wasi.
). s. Sacfion, Srpn Belt, Wis.
GIios NopoIa, Gominston, Wicb.
Sacob @Iiasion WafefieIb, Wtih.
Sobn rnfuri, 9eSiemer, Wicb.
Sab Siipaffa, Sip, Wtinn.
auStaa parffop, gamma, Wpo.
Wrs. SiIba Siu, @iIbert, Winn.
Oscar SdrmeId, Sitdbnrs, Mtasi
Matti 2osfi, GIoquett, Wtinn.
@. Wdfi, RaIamala. Winn.
6. g. 8aartunen, Dest 9erfeIep,
Sal.
Matti &uuIisto, Sairbonfs, Winn.
Mrs. Siina WifIunb, I6ancocf,
Mid.
poitii pudmatnituita afiamiebid o.
mat firffofunnan plptt ia beibdn
aiettamanfa poifauisafiomtebet ert
poiffaunniIa.
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Geo 3plStpi itienmrbasta.

&reifpitGr Splstoi on ,HuSf. Clio.
mo"sia iulaisiut SEQ Solstoin MET
teitG itIemurbasta.
Sn pGdrin - 5anoo Solstoi -
ebes a~iettaa fpipmpstdfddn iiitd,
onto ibmiiead oifeus tappaa itieddn.
Sifeubesta eli tdsId moi ola pubet,
tafaan. Sos ie terran oIiii fpipmpt>
Ienalaista. iiuoin Iiiben oliii oifeus.
ga ibminen tdpitdd tdtd oifeutta y,
bd ebe1een, bdn, murbaa itIenfd faf'
IintaisteIun, Ioban, piinon, tupafan,
opiumin y. m. pdlitpfIeld. Stiemurs
ba on idrien iefd iiwepoen fannalta
bplidttdmd.
GldmdG Ell moi lopettaa. &c on
aian ia poifan ulfopuoleua, ia fuo.
lena Iiis ainpastaan muuttua elds
mGn muotoa. 2opetettuamme oles
mas5uplomme tddud, emme eniinnds
fGGn tieody tileefo plomme toiiesia
maaiImasIa paremmafii, ia iamaua
riistGmme itIeltdmme tilaiIuuoen laa'
oo tietdG, mitd tddud moailmosio
oliIi poinut tapabtua ia mitd OLE
Iimme moineet iaooa ATTAIN. Sitds
patti on itiemurba idrietDntd Ienfin
tdboen, eta le ndpttdd, fuinfa nus
rinfurinen on fdiitpt emme eldmdn
ta~rfptufIeta. W}e luulottelemme, ettd
fen tarfotus on nalmiStaa nellie
nautintoo, mutta lite aIiasIa on elG'
mdn tarfotuS itIetebitps toiiaalta ia
toiIaaIta Ien allan palpeleminen, iota
toto maaiIman eldmG pprfii toteuttas
maan.
Stiemurba OH Iipeeuiiesti tpdGrd
tefo. ShmiIelle OH annettu eldmd ia
oifeuS luonnoQiieen fuolemaan iild
ebbona, ettd bdn palnelee mailman
eIdmGd. Wutta ibminen fdpttdd eld'
mdd bppdfIeen oinoustaan Min fau'
an fuin lie bdntG mieupttdd ia fiel
tdntpp poIpelemasta ldbimdiIiddn,
foSfa Ell lie bdntd mieuptd fpaitfa
mieupttdnin tpD ibmissunnan pal
pelufIes ia altaa iuuri iiuoin, Fun
eIdmd fabottaa miebdtptIenfd. Sdtd
ieIpittda ieuraana eIimerffi. Sals
moufIen %Iaanut munffi mafaii 30
ipuotta erdmoasia, noimotta liifuttoa
muuto FUN maIenta fdttddn. Sddfds
rit Ianoimat, eta bdneld tdptpi ola
fopot tuSfat, mutta ban paon lafs
faamatta bpmpiIi ia fatieli inmolan'
fuipoan tebben ristinmerffeid fpa'
iemmuua fdbeuddn, iloiten Iiitd fipi'
ndstd eldmdd, iofa iptfi bdnen iuo'
nisIaon. 3ubanfittain ibmiIid fdmi
bdntd fatIomasIa ia maifea on ar'
mostela Iitd bpndd, minfd rampa
lepitti mailman.
Niinfouan Fun ibmiIesIG on eld
mdd, moi bdn febittdG ia palmella
maailmao, mutta palmelIa mooilmaa
moi ban oinoastaan fehittdmdud IT.
Ieddn ia febittdd itieddn ainoastoan
pol,pelemouo maoiImoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
&psfa te tarinitSette

Soleps Srinp &arotipe? Siuoin fun
teiud on tplId, rosfaS, fuumeento-
painen tiinne, len mufaaa ummetus.
2oSfa teiad on pddnfipua, iofo jobs
tuu ummetufIestd, ottafoa SoIeps o.
rino Soratipea. Wpptdndnd Oscar
Norolin9iaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
Yalio ibmtfiG

fdpttdmdt SoIeps &ibnep Remebpd
iota muoIi. &c orfin porbointa mu'
nuoiss ia mafIalddfettd mitd lddfes
tieoe moi neupoo. Soleps 2ibnep
Stemeop f%oriao epdiddnnDaiIppben
mabmistaa elimist6n ia menetetpn
hoffman. Wtpptdndnd Oscar Noro'
in9iua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
adbed bsfd

fiduinen fplmpps, pistos rinnasio
ia fipu feuofoisia opat o%ireita, lot
Ia plan poinai febittpd naorauIiet'
Il ioiroubeffi JOS fpImppttd Ell poram
meta. SolepS 6onep anb Sdr pp'
Tdpttad pstdn, porontaa ia pubbis
tod tiffeutuneet poifat. Mpptdpd'
nd Oscar NorbIineiao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
SartauSf ofoufIio

on iofa iunnuntoina: oamula Flo
10 ia italia Flo Z iefd iunnuntai'
fou!u Flo 2:ta metooisiipappilan
pldferraSia 507 s. gper Il. Sron'
nooo, Wicb.
DiIbeIm Rdmdffd.
SUSAN:
ISpMod SuIHuq An eln9ddv s.Iel9d IoI
biscuits made of Gold Medal Flour. MARIA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
aaupnnain fauna Iiiaitiee BOG

= TuHIIu V1uUTee Duo
6. Mper IT,, nastapddtd Gentral
touIua Sronpoobisfa. &pIppid faa'
oaon iieud periontai' ia Iauantai
iItoina oIfaen Flo 2 ip. Sinto 10
benseItd.
9unnioittoen
Sobn 0tation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-09
TRUCKERS MEETING

The Marion County Truckers Asso-
citation held another meeting Saturday
afternoon in the armory with a good
attendance. Those present We're Mes
SrS. Mayo of Reddick, johnson of
Ocala, Ellison. Jones and Talton of
Anthony, l. Howell, Arnold, sMcCrey.
Rou, Howell. Of oak, Lindsey of Dun
Mellon, Colbert of Spar, ChambliSS
and McDuffy of Ocala.
The committee appointed two weeks
ago to secure Il trustworthy man TO
take charge OF the Ocala office were
not Yet ready To report. The forms
for growers to sign TO become mem
bers Of the organization and state the
number of acres planted in canta-
loupes and melons had not yet been
returned, but those present signed
same and represented some 1000 acres
1t was ordered that twelve and a
half cents an acre be assessed against
all members to defray the expenses OF
the association.
Mr., ChambliSs urged closer union
and greater interest on the part of all
members to make the association a
success. Those present seemed im-
bued with the proper spirit to make
their work effective and profita BILE.