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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

the personalities of the nominees, par
ty lines to an unusual extent. and
traditions generally have been thrown
to the winds by the entrance of Col
Roosevelt and nationa1ism-
The Democratic machine, headed by
Tammany, is running smoothly. An
almost united New York City press is
opposed to Roosevelt and his candi-
date. The Republican ship of state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
GLOBE FEDERAL BUILDING.

Globe, Ariz-. Nov. ITO look over
federal building sites, inspector James
c. Plant is expected to arrive here this
week For the purpose Of erecting a
building here $4,000 was appropriated
at the last session OF congress. Three
sites have been offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

is devoting his hardest work and con-
fidently expects a majority vote for
StimSOn.
AS the fight draws to a close conf
dence prevails in the camps of each
candidate, but not until the last vote IS
reported, especially from the upstate
sections, will the decision be given in
one of New York's greatest political
fights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
Deaf and Dumb and Half Blind

deaf blind
university,
He applied the Yale and self of
college The
effort individuals
defect early
atifcia advantage avaiet
New Mexico constitutional convention has of the other
officers
reelection certain where continuing policy decidedly the
public benefit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
New York State Is
Very Much Doubtful One

has been beset by storms since the
Republican state central committee
first met and favored vice president
Sherman for chairman of the conven-
ton.
The determining vote, however, lies
with the conservative upstate Ne"
Yorker. and here is where ROoseveI'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
NEW SCHOOL AT MIAMI.

Globe, Ariz., Nov. School bonds IN
the sum of $1,000 for the Live Oak dis
trict at Miami have been bid for by
the Old Dominion Commercial CONS
pany, which has offered a premium of
1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
LETTERS
ITO the==
HERALD

Cali communica tions must bear the
signature of the writer, but the name
will not be published where sucn a re-
quest Is made).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
f PASO CONCERN SHIPS MACHINERY
To THE AlALAYAN PENINSULA IN ASIA

Paso machin The of Malay
mac inery com
pany an
sised OF r to be
in boxes of
contra max @ foundry by
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
tCARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

- In - n 800
The Herald bases
al advertising
contracts on a
gu a r a n I e e or
more than twice
the circulation OF
anv other FL
p aso Arizona,
New Mexico or
West Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

V. R. Sturgus of Denver, Colo, is WIS.,
iting friends in Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

HERALD TRAVsI
ELING AGENTA
Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware Of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied by the FL
Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

]. F. Harrison of Palestine, Tex, is
here to see Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

The Association ef Amortean
5 Advertisers bss szzmned snd ess1hed to
/ dc eirrI.dse Il ts pubicahns- The desai
I t.eo.t a sueA eranninsaou u o. hle Il The
/ Nv Yerk oaies d tho Assoe;ssion. Ne
l e<h9 ssuss a elculsioo guarassssd.
/ >. 81 gsAs<tsa ::::.,'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
Primary Pledge and Public Policy

policy welfare above party allegiance and party p
This fundamental fact cannot be disputed by any honest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
Sic ananas.
Don 6. g 9eHtIins.

Ssit isber gilt bic Gnanos oIs bic
aonigln unter ben tropiihtn fSrii6ieu.
ausroinas tpiro in nsuersr s3eit BON
atnnern bebauptet, bob iis Der mungos
'tane uno bem 3uftrapfeI imGeihmad
na6itebs. 8sioe iinD bel uns ober nod
pisI 5u tpeuis betannt. aIs hab bar.
iiber Elm aueemeines llrtbeiI esfGqt
tperoen i0unte. Wobl fpiIIsn Die 5ors
| ihungsrsiienoen 5u beriht.n, bab biz
pomeran3engrobe, tpoblrishenbs WlcNs
9oftans bic toitIihfie 5ru9t bss iro.
pifbeH aiisn lei. uub Der fau'tgrobe
3uders Ooer 3imtapfel, beiien s,eimotb
aoIum6ien unb Peru lit, isines srquis
teno tiiblsn uno Iedersn iyru6tbrsiss
baIber in alien 9roRnIG1bern oIs be-.
liebteftss Sblt oilt. aeinesfalIs piro
es a5er js ben beiben Ribalsn esIineen.
Die Aihtisieit Der 4nanas fir ben
Uelthanbel irgenDfpie gu beeintrGGtis
gen, uno 10 fpirb fie ouf unabiebbd.e
3eit bic toitbarite Sropenfru5t bIsi.
ben.
Die Seimatb Der ananos tonn.e bisz
Der nit Siterbeit nidt fsitgsitstI. iper.
ben. sbsils tpirb pdfiir Der Horben
pon Siibamerita eebolten. tbsils Siss
inoien, ba Der Struu6 in beiben 0e.
bieteH ntloponIenb ansetroffsn ipiro.
Jene annnbme fpirb unter1tiiBt burd
Den Rdmen Der Traibt. Ranas fpirb iie
ndmIih bon ben 9upis in graiiIisn ses
ndnnt, rporaus .InGuds" entItonben
III, bos fdon 1880 Bel Sernanne3 pors
tpmmt; auh tpennet gbriiiof 4coIta in
ieiuem 1878 srihiensneH BUD iiber bic
Drogen Hnb Mebii0nente Cjtinbiens
bIeisn Ramsn on. Rod ibm fou bic
Yflan3s pongroiilien suerii mad Mefts
iHbien iiberaefiibrt rporben nno BON ba
nah Sitinoien seiommen isin. Sn
europa erbisIt man bic erfe ousfiibr.
Iihe Hubridt iiber fie burh Snieno,
Der tie in ieinergaatuTeeihitts Snbisns
onfiihrt. gereits in Der Weitie bes 16.
Sabrhunberts unternabm man in
5reibbGuiern bie erftsn aulturpriuGe,
bic larse 3sit fehlfdIusen, Biz enblid
ensliihe 9drtner Elm umit1nblihes
@erfahren eutoedien, bus gum s3ieI
fiibrte.
Die 4nanns gebort 5u ben 8romss
liocten, prahtpolIs S6morossr Der
5ropentpeIi, bic por3nsspeiie jene 10
oft ertpdhnte lIeppigfeit. ienes llebers
NAB Der pfldnTnbttleibiris. bas 10
bss.idnsnb fir bic edit tropifhe 8e.
getation tn, berpDrrufen.
Nus Der Mitie eines blnneriinsn,
itofeliesn 9lottbuidxs, beFen aloears
iige gldtter J Wekr unb iGnger fper.
ben, erbebt fih ber Jrudtftengel, Der in
elmer aus pioleiten Bliitben esbiIbeten.
eirunben unb 5npftnnrtisen 4sbre en-.
bist. Die 0nfunes grimm Grihse
iinb 6nem 10HneujapitH dtnIs4 W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
0rnnSeiseutbnmss llsbertrasung.u
Cincinnati, %. San

9roce 3. Gcgers an Gila u. Bar
ber, so BEL 131 SUB an Der Siibistts
Der Tacoma apenue, 80 SUB 0itIid)
bon Sdmilton Rodo; 81.
4lpbonIe 9l. qoor an 9ecrge =.
Poor, einen unoetbsilten glntbsiI In
Got 8 an Sumter Strabe. sfpiiden
Wlain uno WaInut Strobe; S400.
Somusl 8. Cooper an Gsnd W.
pppel, Got 320 in Glsmsre 5nnoitat
llnterdbtbeiluns; 81.
WilTorb 6. Sdtbandp an Somss %.
litter, 81 Sci $50 5ub an Der WeIts
feite Der Stettinius Ipenue, 81 5ab
iilblih bon SaIsm Strabe; 81.
Die 5rant 6eridsbt Company oil
9rdce q. unb CLARA R. Studsnbsrl
5tpsi Sabre gatt bes pierien Stpfs
1uerts bon 26 Cit 9ierts Strabs; mos
natIihe Mietbt $11O.
GbarIes ShGnaoIo on bic ssairs
mount gretpine Gompdnp, bier Sabre
poc I oes Gieentbums, betanri als
All Central apenue; monatIihe Die
TIE $112.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
.ut S&aupfak oes
Yer6re6e1,s.
Gin Romdn aus bem amerituriiGsn
2ebsn, bon 4Ifreo SteIsner
(GortIeb ebune.)


9lm mprgen bes folgsnben Sd8es
bsgab ii5 5eibel auf bos Giienbabn@
Depot, I'm feinen iungen S4usbsfobs
leren gu empfangen.
Rat Der eriten 8tgrubung iprdf
SeDerin: yQeiber tann i'd sbnen niht
Diel Ginitises berihten, benn i6 toHns
te nitts Qnoeres ermitteln, als bab
Elm Siamdrtenbdnbler Wilbenpp oOr
Iangsn Sabren in Rihmono lsbts unb
BON bort nu9 Rem Orleans ii6eriiss
bette"
ia babe ih bod etidlihsre gnt=
bedungsn gema6t," msinte 5eibel nit
ge1einniboolem 2ddsIn, ieber psttez
rem Trags dbsr esItitt ausneiterb.
raommeH Sic. Dtr fabrsn 5uerIt
nab sSbrem Sotsl, in BEN sic fih ben
RsiIsitdub abi6ItteIn unb Elm bis6sR
1oilette MAIDEN. SIREN Greunb Sperz
bed tperbeu sic bort nidt antreffen;
Der 1T in LETTER 3sit fart in 4nipruh
genommen. gr ld6elts tpiber eigsnz
tnumlt0 DDr 1tn pln. yBpn Der SDDs
ern fabren mir bann fofort in elm ans
oerss. ettpds sleganteres Quarter, rpo
sSSbnen alIsrlei ueberraifunesn bepors
itsben. 8itts, ridt fragen! - Sd
barf niht untiporten. syiigen Sic fi4
nur ftillf6neiseno in meine Quorbnuns
gen."
Ri6t pieffpdter betraten beibe MGns
ner ben pra6tpollen 5ausflur beg Wils
benop'5den 5auIes in Der Jiinftsn
4penue, bon bem auf's 5dDeilofefte Qes
fhnieaelten Oiener nit elmer tpiiroes
oollen 8erbeuguns empfaneen.
.Sie biirfen ftaunsn," raunte 6ei5sl
feinem niht tpenio nerbliifften gee[eie
ter au. Der 9efissr alIsr Der 5errs
ii hteiten biefes 5auf.s 1T elmer Der
rsidften Mdnner Der Stabt. 6m,"
fuhr e. 10 obenbin fort, der Rabob
foll friiber DiamuntenbdnbIer gsfpefen
isiH. - Exit Iiegt bsr alsrmfs b0ff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
0runoeisentbums 0ppotbef.u.
Cincinnati, %. San.
Rsue Sopotbeteu.

Rsue SnpOtheteu.
Rate Sp.orirg an 2aura 9. pb;Is
lips, S275O.
Riharb @. 0arb an 2tpplIo g. IL.
g. 60, $4,000.
Gissi. 8ingmon an oisislbe, S700.
Innd Won an RortbDeitern y. II.
g. Co., $500.
2ena W. gotps1 an gropi6snt Sdps
inas y. II. 3. &C., $4,000.
Gertrude DiGsnborg an German
3, g. Ii. g. go., $4,000.
Gertrude Stu6cnboro an bic 5rant
9erfbebe gompanp, $2640.
9stilqts 6ppotbsten.
NmeIia SO. Ssnosr'on on Southern
Ohio 9. q. 60, $4O0.
W1oris gernbarot on .Spbn Wur3ele
baf.r, $3.50.
2. 9. Cooper an Rabiion Roab g.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
W. g. 5atbnpap on I. Rnan,
$500.
DiIIiam Z. Slider on Sonoper 9.
u. Co.. $1,000.
Gertrude @iusuburs an Sbaron G.
u. 6. u. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24

Gheiben. Reinbolb's Weutter ihouts
grpB unb ernit gu Der Spreherin berz
iiber, 9Ianta i6lug neripirrt bic 2(us
gen nteber. Gs 1purbs 10 Itill i'm 3im.
mer, baB man bds leBte 8rpllen bes
absiehenben 9etpitters pernabu.
ReinbpIo mar lpeoer iiberraIht,
nod pertptrrt. @r fdyaute nit ieinen
ttaret 2lugen auf bas erregte mabden
uno iagte bann ndh elmer Weile in
rubiesm, leibenIhaftsloiem Sone:
.Sie boben mid an9etIagt, TrGus
Iein &runliB, seitatten Sic, baB ih
midi pertbeipige."
Die 2lngerebete Ihfpieg unb te6rte
benz Spreder beGorrIih ben Guten
3u.
ngtuF bem 5od3eitsFsIt S6res On
feIs ipra9 i6 i'm glamen Der 2trbei,
ter. oertn 8ertreter ic1 beim Set mar,
cine gitte, cine berc6tigte S1pffnung
aus. aun tann ober Nitmdnb UNI
55ilfe fle6en, pbne duf bic g2pt6lage
hin3ubeuten. Sbr @ater uno Sbeim,
metn Srdulein, bdben in b;efer 8egeno
groBe llnternebmungen in'S 2eben &C.
rufen, pe!fe Der 9an3en 8ep0lterung
gum Segen pereitsn t0nnten, alleiu,
pdbrenb bic Tirma SrunIiB beute
iibsr NdQionen gebietet, BAT T1 bic
Gage Der 2trbeiter ni6t perbeFert. Sd
min tein g8ort perIieren iiber bic Grt,
ipie iener unoebeure Reihtbum qepou.
nen qpuroF, nber jebt, oa i6 an bieien
llnterne1munasn mitarbeite, ha[te ih
es fir meine beiligs Yflitt, nit alien
GrGitea oahtn 81 pirten, oaB Die
Gage Der 2(rmen perbeTert ipsrbs.
manhe llebelitGnoe laFen iih niht
iofort beIeittgen, onoere aber ftno bims
melihreienb unb ih bsqrsife taum, lpie
man ieiuer MiIIionen frob tperbsa
tam BEL Dem Geoanten, oaB bliihenoe
WssnThenIeben bin9eopfsrt tpsrDsn, um
b.eis gu rcrmebren."
.Wo csfhieht b1s, pp?" rief Sch
mig, fih bliBidneu unrpsnoero, uno
tire Qugen tun.elten por 3orn uno
GmpDruns.
.Sie baben 5suts Die atnber In Der
0ampfitubc geIeben uno perben itdh
iagen miifsn, baB man Die Geiunobe,t
oerielbeu auf cine barte qro6e felt.
MolIen Sie dber S6Iimmeres erfabz
rem, 70 fragsn Sis IN Der 3uterfaz
BRIT na6 Der r60qe" unb man miro
Sbneu pieleibt geIteben, mas man IN
Der Rubenborre elmer 9an3en Shdar
BON 5rouen 3umutbst. Sn ben Spbs
lsnssten absr itpeben fortpdhreno
6unberte BON MenI6en in ernitIiher
8efabr. Mttt benz 3e5nteI bes Reiner.
trays oieier 9ruben lieBen iih ole
jsns 9or'ihtmabrsgeIn burhFi6ren, |
rpslde 'SahperItdnbiae fir bringeno
gebDten eradtsn. Stott beTen 9piihIt
man rutIi6tlos tpeiter nad ben
S6dben Der 9erge unb bat MIR Elm
3iel i'm 9tues: mDgIidIt piele 9phlsn
berauf3ufhaFfen unb oieie raid in
Sob gu perpanbeln. 6aben sic cine
bapon, pie pieIe Grbeiter
r5ebDiss 8lud" felt ibrsm 8eittheH
peridlungsn2 SD min es Sbnsn ia
gen: Oretunbd6t3ig puroen burd
gsrgruti6e psridiittet, neununofiinfs
ala qingen bur1 ihIagsrbe Dettsr 3u
@runbe. QBie piele Sirper burh ben !
llHtergons bieisr Mdnner 5u Waiier, ,
tpis pieIs 1rauen 81 Dtttpen puroer,
brau6e ih tpobl tuum an3ufiihren. |
5roB bteier f6redli6sn llngIiitsfaQe |
ober 1T bisber bIiB1penig 9eideben, nm |
ben 3uitanb Der 9rubsn gu perbeiz |
fern"
(Sortiebung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24

>Vyerfnd,t b.GapDIip. eein ffetfaes
0ebsamdb balt bic &,dnbc irsenb elmer aeid,df.
tigen ram ip .pck nftc ibn, ais Db ie fprtpdbremS
bDu einem Dsanemre bebanbet tpirSen Go 1T iu oes
9hat Der ,,esrcnnb sdrter ssramen."
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
MOB. TAKES TWO NEGROES
FROM JAIL AND HANG THEM
Prisoners Confessed They Aided In
Jail Delivery In Which Twelve
Negroes Escaped.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March IS
Charles Richardson and Bob Austin
Negroes, were taken from the Jail AT
Marion. Ark. near here, early today
and lynched IN the jail yard.
Few details of the lynching are
known beyond the fact that, shortly
after midnight a party OF men over
powered Deputy Sheriff MILFORD and
forcibly took from him the keys 10
the Jail. Two hours later about fifty
men went 10 the Jail. seized Richard
son and Austin and hanged them TO
tree. There was no noise nor con
custom and aside from the members
of the mob no one knew OF the lynch
ing until daylight, when the bodies OF
the Negroes were found still swing
ing from the tree.
Neither Richardson nor Austin was
guilty of any serious crime, but con
fessed TO aiding in Jail delivery last
Monday. in which IL Negroes escap'
ed. Among the men freed was g
Negro charged with the murder of t
II. Ferguson, prominent merchant
Richardson was confined In the jail
on a minor charge and Austin was &C
cused of passing saws and other i'm
plements TO him.
Officers were unable TO identify any
of the men who took part In the
lynching or I'm the demonstration last
night, when the two Negroes were
dragged through the street at the end
of q rope.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
ROOSEVELT ON
WAY TO EUROPE
Reaches Abuhamed, sOudan, After
Nights Ride by Rail Over Desert
Will Arrive in Naples April 2.

ABUHAMED. Soudan. March Is
After a nights ride by rail over dh
Egyptian desert that resembled IN
many wayes the trid stretches OF Ari-
zona, the special train bearing Col
Roosevelt and his family arrived here
today
Despite the dust OF the desert, the
party tra.eled in comfort, the car be.
,ng almost as good as any found On
American lines.
The ex-presidept spent the morning
in writing letters, oHe of which was Al
response 10 a greeting from the peopl"
OF Pike county. Missouri, delivered 20
the colonel here.
The special train VIII arrive al Haifa
at o'clock tonight, where the colonel
and his family will embark on a boat
for the remainder Of the trip to
Assouan. which will be reached Sun
day morning.
The farewell given Col. Roosevelt at
Khartoum last night showed Egyptian
enthusiasm, said TO be undemonstra
tive. at nigh pitch. Hundreds gath
cred at the railway station and
cheered the colonel as he made his
way into his car.
Nearly all the government and mu-
nicipal officials. English and native
alike, paid their final respects TO tho
|ex-president either at the palace just
before their departure for the station.
or at the station. Those OF the hunt
ing expedition Who had not previously
taken leave OF the colonel were at the
station.
With the exception OF the stretch
from April 7 TO April Is the itinerary
of Col. Roosevelt from now until his
arrival in America has been prac-
tically completed. His movements
from now on are to be as follows
Arrive at Halfa tonight. arrive As
|souan Sunday morning; leave Assouan
March 2l, arrive Luxor same evening:
cave March %, arrive Cairo March "a.
leave for Alexandria aboard steamer
Heinrich March go, arrive Naples
April - leave Naples April 3, arrive
Rome same afternoon: leave April 8.
arrive Spezzia April Z. For the next
six days no details have yet been a.
ranged.
On the evening OF April Is, the
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
MERGER MAY FALL THROUGH.
Inventory OF Power Interests Us De-
manded Before Approval Is Given.

LANSING, Mich. March 1S.-The
state railroad commission. before
granting to the 10 waterpower com
ranies permission To merge into the
Consumers Power Co, demands in
formation regarding the valuation oil
certain properties, which the officers
seem unable TO furnish before April l.
when the contracts covering an ANAL
gamation OF the companies expire.
Over the telephone Attorney John {.
Weadock, representing the merger, Ia
formed Chairman Glasgow OF the rail
read commission that a conference
would be held in New York which
would decide the fate of the PROPOSE
ton Weadock doubts that an exten-
sion OF time can be secured which will
enable the promoters to go ahead with
their plans.
The clash came over the question
ri !. showing as To the value OF the
properties TO be included in the com
bine. w A. Foote. the head OF the
proposed corporation. stated To IN.
commission that the three interests
controlling the plants agreed TO put
In their plants aud each take third
interest In the new corporation. He
said no InvencOry or the plants was
made as basis for determining what
the interests of each should be In the
Consumers Power company, but that
they were Jumped of on the basis OF
their earnings.
The commission and Attorney-Gen-
eral Bird, however, insisted that there
must be Furnished a valuation OF these
properties. else the commission would
not approve of the proposed issue Of
$4,000. 900 in preferred and s10,000,0 900
IN common stock and $36,000,o00 III
bonds.
At the time OF the hearing IL was
suggested that Prof VI. F.. Cooley be
secured TO make the valuation for the
commission. II developed that ne
could not attend to the matter at once
and Wednesday the merger people
came on here to urge haste, declaring
that the whole scheme was liable tc
fall through unless the commission
would consent TO approve the issue OF
bonds and stock by the first OF the
month
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
MAKES RULING ON SALOONS.
Opinion Of Attorney-General Makes
Reduction in Thirst Pariors slower

Reduction IN lnlfSt "a 49,
EAST TAWAS. Mich. March Is
Prosecuting Attorney Rawden has Ia
ceiyed an opinion from the attorney
general en- the liquor law II says
This department, holds that the
provisions OF section 80 OF act ~
Public Acts OF 1909. relative 10 the
number of saloons In city Villas
or township in April, 1909, refers r.
the number Of saloons and not 10 the
number Of persons engaged IN u
business. OF the location OF the saloons
That is to say. a city. village or Tow"
ship is permitted TO license humoe'
of saloons doing business In the CITY
village or township in the month O.
April. 1909. The number OF such 81
looms is. thereafter. reduced oy Ih'
number OF licenses revoked and voiuL.
tarily surrendered until the number q.
saloons does not exceed the ratio OF
one 10 each 500 inhabitants. The ue'
partment holds that one engaged III
the business who continues therein uh-
Ill May l, 1910. and does not then ap-
nly for a license for the ensuing year
does not voluntarily surrender his IL
cense so as 10 reduce the number OF
saloons. In that event the license ek-
hires by Limitation. and the person
holding same has nothing 10 surren'
der"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19

Rooseyelts will start for Genoa. ar
Give April Is; leave April Il. arrive Az
budapest same evening leave Apl',
20. arrive PATS April 2l; leave Apri
Is. arrive Brussels same Afternoon
leave for The Hague April ~ leaN'
for Rotterdam May 4. arrive hamnuf
May >: leave same morning, aFfN'
Copenhagen May. ?. leave same nish''
.uive. Christiahia May .; leave M";
.. srriye Stockholm May q. "at''
sane evef.lng. or return 10 ChuSI'
ania; arrive Chr.stinnia May :. leaV
Nav 5. arrive Berlin May ? iea''
Herlin for London b. way OF Flushin'
I Nav IA arrive London May 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
Saved a Soldiers In.

Facing death from shot and she'll In
tho civil war was more agreeable to J.
A. Stone. OF Kemp. Tex. than facing
II from what doctors said was con.
sumption. II contracted a stubborn
cold he writes. that developed a
cough. that stuck to me in spite OF all
remedies for years NY weight ran
down 10 1870 pounds. Then began
10 use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which completely cured me. now
weigh i7s pounds" For Coughs. Colds.
In Grippe. Asthma. Hemorrhage.
Hoafseness Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble It's supreme. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Il. c. Kin.
>r< Central Drug Co. Gray q worces
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
Alleced Forqer Held For Trial

A. Brassem, former agent of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co,
charged with forging the mark" OF
Mrs. Amda Werra to a death benefit
for s177, on the life of her husband,
Andrew Werra, was bound over 10 the
recorders court for trial, after an ex-
animation before Justice Stein, FRI
day. Bail was set at $500, in one
surety.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
TAI KILLED LAST YEAR.

LANSING, Mich, March ls.-(Spe-
ciaD-Statistics compiled by the state
railroad commission show that there
were 147 persons killed by steam and
electric roads in Michigan last year.
The total number OF paid passenger
fares reached PSI, 221.59l.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
PatroIman pleads Not Guilty.

Patrolman John Briskie, of Vino
wood station. was arraigned before
Justice Stein, Friday. on the assault
and battery warrant sworn out by Il
year-old Carl Zancer. who alleges
that Briskle hit him in the face with.
QUE provocation. Briskie had nothing
To say about the case, except TO enter
plea OF not guilty The case was
Get for March %. and the defendant
was released on bis personal recog.
ns,ance
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
RAILROADS WILL Eight.

lansing, Mich, March lS.-tSpe-
cial)-A number of the car loaning
companies have notified Auditor-Gen-
eral Fuller that they will test the law
in regard to taxation of their property.
They contend that it is violation OF
the interstate commerce law for any
state TO impose taxes on cars passing
through a state on interstate business.
II Is expected that a suit against the
state will be started in lngham circuit
court in the near future.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
WOUND CAUSES DEATH.

CHARLOTTE. Mich. March ls.-
Fred Schekenberger. prominent
Eaton county farmer, died last night
al the sanitarium. About two weeks
ago he had a finger amputated after
blood poisoning had resulted from
small wound.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19

SarsapariIla

Leads all other medicines in the
cure OF all spring ailments,
humors. loss OF appetite, that
tired feeling. paleness and nerv-
BUSINESS. Take IL.
Get Il today I'm usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses. 81
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
PILES CURED IN @ To u DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to Ia days
or money refunded. soc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-04
SPRING HATS

There's good caecr in every Deer
/ Eli Barkley's.