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The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

PORT HURON L1MITEDS-7 a. m.
and every two hours to u. m: SUM- =
days only. IL y. m. Through locals, y
a. III, and every two hours to D. m re-
hourly to y. m. INCLUDING limitedae
hourly to III y! m. Shore line to MI
Clemens. 6:2s a. m. hourly to IL as DO
IN NJ
FLINT LIMITEDS-.7:s5 a. m, s:s1sl
a. m, 'l2:35 y. m, 1885 p. m. Ass Pc
IN. Through locals, u. m, every tw0{l
hours to y. m. oxford only, IL D. MT
Flint. Sundays only. IL y. m. To Rome o. 81
a. IN, "A. IN. and every two hours tosl
10 y. IN. IL y. m. "a
JACKSON LIMiTEDs-s:1s a. m. and j
every two hours to Sis u. m. Through i.
locals, 7 a. III. and every two hours to- v
=. m; Ann Arbor only, a. m. $50 n v
IN, y. IN, 10 y. m, y. m. NorthvflIo =
only, $50 a. m. hourly to $50 p. M. 6
7:3o y; M, . y; m. IL y. m. Saline cars o
from Pysilanti. 400
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-7:20 a. m. ana !.
every two hours 10 $40 p. m; Saturday I.
and Sunday. 1920 y. m. Through locals h
s 80 a. m. and hourly to $50 D. m: q
Monroe only. $3.50 J., m. IL y. m "
wYANDOTTE Dfv.-533 a. m. half.
hourly to s:33 y. m. hourly to ll:3s n
p. m.
PONTIAC div a m, 20 to 80 min.
service TO $40 y. m. hourly to 1880
D. IN. 4 y. m. Birmingham only. IL IN.
ORCHARD LAKE div a. m.
hourly TO IL p. m.
'These cars run through TO Saginaw
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
STORY THAT MRS. EDDY WOULD
RISE FROM DEAD is ABSURD
Alfred FsrIow Says Late Leader
spurned Comparison Of Herself
and Jesus Christ.

BOSTON, Dec. 29.-fn answer to
the articles published today TO the
effect that the New York Christian
Scientists had made protest against
The establishing OF an armed guard
at the tomb in Mount Auburn GENE
terry here OF Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Ed.
dy, late leader OF the Christian
Science cult, and that many Christian
Scientists expect an actual demon
stration of her power over physical
death, Alfred Farlow. head of the
publicity committee OF the organiza-
ton said today:
The statement that the Christian
Science board of directors has re-
ceived protests from New York
against the placing of guards at Mrs.
Eddys tomb is absolutely false. No
such communication has been receiv-
ed here. There was no mysticism OF
experimentation in the minds of the
people who placed the guards at the
entrance OF Mrs. Eddy's tomb. II
was done for the usual reasons.
Mr.. Cox Is correct in his statement
that in her own writings Mrs. EDDY
has expressed herself as inexplicably
shocked at the suggestion OF any
comparison between herself and
Jesus Christ
Although Christian Scientists be
lieve the scriptural teaching that the
time will come when there will be no
more pain and no more death they
take the common sense view that
centuries may pass before this exuit.
ca spiritual state is reached A"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Edith NJ. Smith. 81. Mary's hospital
Is years eclampsla
Hannah Clifford. ~ years, 262 Sixth
carcinoma.
Henry f o'NeilI, year; marasmus.
Henry f. Shotwell, 16l Garfield. 6
years. diphtheria.
Edward Kratz. $40 Seneca, l6 years:
chlorosis.
Elizabeth Wardrop, eli Hibbard, IS
years. cerebral haemorrhage.
Archibald Haddow. st. Marys hospi-
tai, "a years; carcinoma OF stomach
Margaret Watson, S11 Breckenridge,
years. pneumonia.
Hattie Loranger. 500 Maybury, rs
years. tuberculosis pulmonalis
Ellen Chapman, 246g W. Jefferson,
81 years. inquest pending
John kOtlotchick. Al Gates, l year,
pneumonia
Thomas Wilson. 9g1 Piquette,
months marasmus
Myron II Brooks. ll2 Piquette. ~
years. pneumonia.
Clara Tasco. 276 Rowena, 10 years
multiple abscess
Emma Fleming. l05 St Aubin. Si
years, septicaemia.
isabelle Colwell. S76 Lafayette IL
wears: typhoid fever.
Richard Dawson. 20 piquette.
wear, pneumonia.
BENJAMIN Robinson. Grace hospital.
81 Years. pneumonia
Albert Van SchoriCh. Grace hospital.
IS years, pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
TRUNK WAS VALUABLE.
Woman Wants $500 From D. v. r.
For Loss Of Contents.

Mrs. Winifred Brusseau, wife OF
Capt. Philip Brusseau, OF the yacht
DeqGesne. owned by a Pittsburg mil
iionaire, presented In Justice Lemke's
court, Thursday list OF articles that
1iled two pages of foolscap, and
which. she said were contained in "A
trunk lost by the d. t. r., TO which
II was given for shipment from To
ledo TO Detroit.
Attorney Pagel. for the n. L. r..
protested that so much property
couldn't be crowded into freight
car.
The list included set of Sable
fnrs, valued at sl75: collars, ties,
lingerie, II yards of rose silk, silk
stockings. dresses, skirts, union suits.
suede shoes. red and yellow kid
gloves. cut glass. IL coat hangers, and
no end OF toilet articles, the whole
valued at $500. Through the switch
ing OF checks the trunk Travelled
through the greater part OF Canada.
and came back to Detroit with the
lock broken and part of the property
missing
Judge Iemkie was about to rule
against the ID. u. r., but withheld his
decision on the request of Attorney
Pagel until briefs can be submitted.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
PARTED 80 YEARS AGO, HE
SEEKS LOST SWEETHEART
Spanish NobIemsn Is Arrested AS
Tramp While Praying That He
Might Find Her.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. car
rested for praying in public park
at Riverside. that he might again see
the face of the sweetheart. for love
of whom he was banished from Spain,
Juan Garcia. Spanish nobleman and
former captain OF the bodyguard or
the late King Alfonso XII. today be-
gan a 30-day sentence for yagrancy.
He declined to give the name OF
his sweetheart, who Is believed to be
the mother superior of a Franciscan
convent somewhere OH the Pacific
coast.
Garcia declares that nearly 30 years
ago when he was captain in the
kings bodyguard he planned to elope
with his sweetheart. The king be-
came angry on learning OF his plans
and threw him into prison. Eighteen
years later he was released under an
oath that he would serve in the Span
ish army during the Spanish-American
war. He went TO Cuba and remained
until the war ended and then began
search for his boyhood sweetheart.
Garcia says he travelled on foot
most of Mexico, and Huch OF
the southern coast country but failed
to locate the woman. He says he has
no intention of asking the woman TO
marry him but merely wishes to see
her face again.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Woman Struck sy Street Car

Mrs. c. A. Willis. about 80 years
old, living at No. 1913 Owen-aye., was
struck by slow-moving Woodward
car as she was crossing the street at
Grand River-ave., Thursday noon. She
sustained slight cut on the side OF
her head and was shaken up. She was
taken into the drug store OF Gray &
Worcester, where medical attention
was given her. The auto patrol am
bulance came to remove her 10 a nos
pital. but she declined 10 go, saying
she would be able to go to her home
u little later.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
STORE Is WRECKED BY
EXPLOSION; THREE ARRESTED
CONTINUED from page -.

attire, fearing that the roofs would
cave in on them before they got out
Excitement prevailed in the neigh.
borhood the remainder of the night
The neighbors preferred to stay out
IN the street, feeling that they would
not be safe within their homes. To-
wards daylight their fear abated aud
they re-entered their dwellings.
Among the buildings which suffered
the most from the explosion, aside
from Mano's grocery. was the junk
warehouse Of Jacob Roth, across the
street Not pane Of glass was left
intact in the Roth building. 1t was
in the store part OF the Mano struc-
ture where the explosion spent the
greater part of its energy. The wood
Ell steps were reduced TO pile OF
splinters and the front doors were
blown from their hinges. When the
show window on the west side Of the
building was blown out, great guam
tity OF canned goods tumbled into a
heap from the nearby shelves. The
interior of the store was not damaged
and Mano was doing business In Ills
meat shop Thursday morning, as If
nothing had happened.
Gee. now's the time TO get bar
gain" joyfully remarked little boy
as he saw the store open for business.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
MARRAiE LICENSES.

John L. Racy. Is; Mary c. Donohue,
2S.
Gerald Atkinson, %; Sophie Bale,
Frank l.. Card. 81, Hamtramck: Mar
tina r.. Kraft, 81 same.
Adolph Holeman. 81; Julia Kaleita,
Carl Waterman. %; Margaret Cor
bett 10.
10.
Wlaimor Del Crosse. 81. Detroit;
Louise Procissi, 81, Calumet
Edward Mills. SO. Detroit; Maria
Johnson, 81, Superior wis.
Harry Remand. ~. Monroe: Lucy
Detman, 90. same.
julius II. Greenwood 2s; Anna Meis-
ter. 29.
John Derengowski. I'll Antonina
Komieska, 81
Harvey NJ. Cole. %, Detroit: Blanche
Nestell. 20. Crosswell
John Wilson. 81; Ida Hunt SO.
Benjamin Kleinhardt, 22. Detroit:
Francis Mickle Is. Glare,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Seth Root. ~ Cavalry
Frederick Mienk. 1900 Kirby
lsiah Near. 2ll Clairmount
Jas r. Seaman. SS6 Commonwealth
Christopher Keenan,. si7 Sixteenth
William VI smith, 240 Third
Arthur Blackberry, 4si Hubbard
Earnest Farm. 1915 Beaufait
Tony Portrikos, 65i St Aubin.
Paul Fecso. SO Arndt
Fiiippio Quastella. 373 Clinton
Roman MatusZak. $50 Mitchell
Stanislaw Radzidowski, 3ll AleXan
iriue
Woiciech Miesionczek, 20 Stowel
Frank Ziobro. II MacBrearty-
Wladyslaw kowalska. 40 ST Joseph
John Pleyls, 752 Kirby
Charles Bartels. - Missouri
Joseph Hun. Si3 Fourth
John Castillo. 50 Russell
Aiissiu GiZZi, 72l Rivard
charles Rukenbrod. ESQ Lawton. boy
and girl twins
RbNS
John Kelly 400 MeKinstry
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
THOs. BARLUM CITIZEN SOON.
Makes Application and Will Get Full
Papers In Three Months.

Thomas Barlum, the well-known
butcher and resident OF Detroit for
many years, who found out recently
that he is not a citizen, petitioned
for his naturalization papers in Judge
Hosmers court. Thursday. The petit
ton was granted and in three months
Mr.. Barlum will be full-hedged citl
zen lie will come in under a law
recently adopted which provided tina:
resident. believing himself to be a
citizen. and having lived here GER
tain number OF years and exercising
all the privileges of citizenship in
good faith. need not go through ali
the steps required of a foreigner.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
PLOT TO HURL BOMBS IN
RUSSIA NIPPED BY POLICE
London Officers Examine Correspond
enee Which They Seized in
Burglars Home.

LONDON, Dec. ga translation
made today OF the Russian anarchistic
correspondence. found In the home Of
the dead member of the Hounds-Ditch
burglars. has convinced the police that
the gang was engineering another
series OF bomb outrages in Russia.
The police discredit the report that
the anarchists planned "A demonstra-
tior here at the time OF King Georges
coronation i'm June London is look
I'd upon generally by terrorists as
their only European refuge and IL IL
not believed they would do anything
10 endanger their safety here
The gang made it's headquarters
here and carried on "A sideline OF
burglary 10 raise funds for the manu-
iacture OF bombs and the arming of
their friends in Russia
The discovery OF the terrorists'
headquarters will have no other ef.
feet. I'm the opinion of the police, than
10 check temporarily their activities.
For this reason a special squad OF
police will henceforth be detailed To
Try 10 prevent the gang from opening
an establishment in another part OF
the city
DtteTlnlHeu 10 HsHl the charge Dl
seditlon brought against him as the
result OF his London connection with
the Liberator, a revolutionary paper
published in Paris, Edward +. Myths
TO-DAY engaged an array of counsel to
represent him at the preliminary
hearing. .Mylius is himself poor
man but funds for his defense are
believed TO have come from revou-
fionary organizations.
Messages from Paris today say
that Edward Holton James, the pub
Usher OF the liberator. left his Of
nee suddenly two days ago The
Printers in the Office say that James.
who is nephew OF Henry James.
the novelist, and "A rich Harvard
graduate. Is In Italy. James is said
TO be Known more generally by the
name OF Edward Holton than by his
full name
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
NEW BANK BRANCH TO OPEN.
Michigan Savings Will Have institu'
ton On RussellSt.

The new Russell-st. branch OF the
Michigan Savings bank will open for
business on Tuesday, Jan. 3. with
Edward w. Guenther in charge as
manager. The new branch Is located
at Russell-st. and Clay-ave., in the
Hamtramck factory district, which
has expanded so rapidly within the
past two years The branch is es-
tablshed to afford more convenient
banking facilities for the manufac'
turing institutions and the growing
population in that part OF the city.
The branch will have quarters in a
one story brick building erected by
the bank.
Mr. Guenther, who takes charge of
tie new branch, has been connected
with the Michigan Savings for years
and has been manager of the Gratiot-
ave. branch for some time. His place
in the Gratiot-ave. branch will be fill
ed by Louis G. Schoenbeck who is
promoted from the position Of book
keeper in the branch of which he now
takes charge.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
DIED.

his home. 253 Kirby-ave. west, John
conley, aged 50 years; beloved sna f Mr.
Joseph Edgerton. Of Detroit: MIS-
William conley. OF chicago III, ana Ps
FSDerai Friday at sac a m from
house and a. IN. at Our Lady OF the
Rosary church.
CRoMWELL--On Wednesday. Dec; 70
after a lingering illness. Bernarains,
wife Of + X Cromwell ,i bnria E, isSW
3 a. IN. Burial private. Cleveland
papers please copy.
COLvIN-At Plymouth. Mich, Dec rs.
lac NJ Colvin, husband OF the lete
Helen NJ. Coivin. aged 81 years FLU
Robinson. Plymouth. Friday at i
O'Clock D. IN. Burial private.
DAvIsoN-Dec %. 1910. at residence.
20 Piquette- ave. Richard Lowering.
twin son of Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Dawson, age i year. Funerai
private.
Enthusiastically, Dec. ~. 1910; at
his residence, $50 Baggst.. Freder-
band of Louise Mcleod Gii6ank. Flu
neral services from house Saturday
at Q p. m. Burial private. kindly
omit flowers.
GEARING-Dec. rs. 1910. at residence,
1904 Third-ave.. Adeline L.. peioveo
wife or Peter NJ Gearing. aged ~
years. Funeral services from chapel
OF VIM. X. Hamilton s. Co, FRIDAY
afternoon Burial at Woodlawn.
LARKINs--At Pittsburg, Pa. Dec %
1910. John w Larkins. brother OF
George w. and Harriet w Larkins
Services at the capn s,sav mo marm;ns
Dec 80, at $40 o'clock.
MACK-At Mobile. Ala, Frank T.
Mack, beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs
Virgil n. Mack. Notice OF funeral
McLAUGHLIN-Dec. 81. Susan Nc
Laughiin. aged IS years. of l7S Will
iis-ave. east Funeral Friday at
i:3O p. m at Charles Geist,s chapel
2S0 Randolph st, and at O'Clock
st. Mary's Episcopal church
wife OF Peter Marois. aged II years
Funeral from the residence. Cadieus
road. Crosse Pointe. Friday. at S;So
and st. Pauls church at 3.
enthusiastically, at Chicago. Albert :
Rutz, aged 29 years. member OF
Schiller Lodge. Monroe Chapter Fu,
neral services from the chapel OF n
Van Lerberghe; hour OF service la
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Chicago
Dec. "a, OF scarlet fever. Norman A.
aged 21 years. Remains placed II
vault at Orion. Mich. Dec. 2s. No
tice of funeral later.
BRIDGEMAN-Dec 81, at his late resi-
den<e 1875 Ash st. Joseph, beloved
son OF Patrick and Mary Bridgeman
Funeral from residence Saturday q
sac and Q o'clock from st. vincent
church. local time.
SHOPwELI4-Dec. 81. at the residenc
OF his grandmother. Mrs. jeanette 4
Valpey, 161 Canfield-ave. west. Henri
Fletcher, beloved son OF Fredericl
NJ and Kate Valpey Shopwell, ag
six years four months. Funera
strictly private.
wARDROP-Mrs. Elizabeth WardroI
at the residence Of her daughter
| Mrs Otto Stickel I'll Hibbard-ave
mother OF Jean w. Stickel and Rob
ert wardrop. Burial at PunxsutawnS
| Pa
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
III bet you can get bananas for Ave
cents a Dozen"

III bet you can get bananas for Ave
cents a Dozen"
The stick Of dynamite which failed
to explode. the burning fuse having
been extinguished when II fell into
the snow, was handled very gingerly
by the police. They started TO take it
with them in the auto patrol to the
central station, but they had not gone
far when ii occurred to them that the
jar OF the machine might cause IL to
explode. Two officers finally left the
auto and walked to the station, one
carrying the explosive. II was placed
In a pail of water outside the station
and will be thrown into the river.
should the prosecution not want IL re-
tanned as an exhibit for evidence.
Nobody saw the dynamiter at work.
but Charles Uelsmann, who lives next
door to the wrecked building, says he
saw two men running away from the
Mano building shortly before the ex-
plosion occurred.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
CORLISS GETS INJUNCTION.
City Temporarily Restrained From
Collecting Special Assessments.

Attorney John b. Corliss was
granted a temporary injunction by
Judge Hosmer. Thursday, restraining
the city Of Detroit from selling his
property or proceeding with the col
lection Of an assessment for the con
struction OF new sidewalks in front of
a subdivision he owns on Twelfth-st.,
near Milwaukee-ave.
Mr.. Corliss alleges in his petition
that about three years ago he had Il
cement walk constructed, the work be-
ing done In accordance with the or.
dinances. Recently part of the walk
was torn mp and relaid by the depart
ment of public works. Mr. Corliss
contends that this was unnecessary,
and asks that he be relieved from the
extra assessments.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
"Tap Line" Order suspe nded.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Owners Of
Tap lines were today given temper
airy relief from the recent cancella
ton OF through rates with connecting
railroads when the interstate com
merce commission suspended the
der until April 10, 1911. Notice was
sent to- the st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco the St Louis Southwestern and
115 other railroads. The suspension
order will mean saving OF sever:
hundred thousand dollars to tap line
owners.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

queen. she is car
men Sylvia, the au-
thor OF poems. Y
fairy tales. and
other lit e rature
that would be read
even III the author
wore no crown.
She was a Ger
m a n princess,
whose husband,
Prince Charles, was
named to rule Rou-
mania by Napoleon
III. She nursed
the wounded sol
diers who helped
Russia fight Tur-
key. and did much
to educate and up
lift the women OF
her kingdom. She
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Earthquakes Wreck Many Houses.

ATHENS, Greece, Dec. elm
mense damage 10 property with prob
able loss OF life, was occasioned in
the province of Ellis. by continuous
earthquake shocks. The movements
OF The earth have been unusually Sc
we're, hundreds Of houses and stores
having been thrown TO the ground.
There is great panic in the province,
and much suffering. Troops will be
to the aid o. the people.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
CRACK TENNIS PLAYER DEAD.
Reginald Frank Doherty Passes Away
in London

LONDON, Dec. 29.-Reginald Frank
Doherty. one of the best tennis play
ers In the world. died here today.
With his brother. II. l.. Doherty. he
was n worlds champion in doubles.
The brothers won the National Lawn
tennis championship in doubles at the
Newport match for the Davis cup in
1902. from Ward and Davis, the crack
American team. In 1908 they success
fully defended their title asainst Ward
and Little
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
MRS. EvISON GETS DIVORCE.
Husband is in Jail on Charge Of Try
In to Kill Her.

Thomas b. Evison, who made sen
sational attempt 10 shoot his wife
several months ago, and who Is now
in Jail awaiting trial on charge of
attempted murder. was divorced by
his wife, Mamie Evison, in Judge
Hosmer's court, Thursday morning.
The Evisons were married in 1900,
and have child eight years OF age.
Mrs. Evison charged that her husband
had become addicted to liquor, and
did not support her
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
DAILY BIRTH LIST.

George 0erlck. 7sS Parker.
David voiieck. rs High east.
Emil Brown. 6fs Leland
John Phslan, 500 Wiliamsl
B %llii% sh pGssr' ia - Ei ssssssI
Otto Held. al Dix.
John Kenyon. l2s Chestnut.
Bert Wilson. 439 Lafayette.
John Bryant, III Moran.
Robert Mitchell. 81 Lyman.
Wicenty Nehwat i1l7 Dubois.
Henry Turner. $50 Hubbard.
Hugh Ferry. 467 Hurlbut.
Luristopp Lukity, $50 Collins.
Emanuel Myrand. 81 Frankiin'
Joseph Silberblatt, f06 wilkins.
Louis Toner, IT'S Napoleon.
Michael Nitelio. 22s Fort.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Two Brothers Murdered.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Dec. 90
Officers left today for Mud Lake, al
the head of Rocky Fork. 10 miles
from this city. to investigate the re
ported murder of Minor and Oliver
Piatt. bachelor brothers. whose char.
red bodies were found in the smolder-
ing ruins of their home
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
MEETING NOTICES.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN
NUAL MEETtNG-The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the De-
tr0it Salt Company for the purpose
OF electihg Board OF Directors and
transact such other business az may
properly come before said meeting,
will he held in the office OF the com
rany on the oath day OF January
1911, at . y. m.
CSignedD A. f. JENNINGS,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

does not need a mouth, except TO
smile.
A little contradiction animatcs
conversation. This explains why
courts are so dull.
Political women are hens who
make themselves vultures.
Man losses like bull or
brushes like bear; woman
gnaws like mouse or squeezes
like a serpent.
Men study women as they study
the barometer but they do not un-
derstand until the day afterwards.
White hair is the foam which
covers the sea after the tempest
4 shallow man never says: !
am, a fool" His natural timiditv
makes him fear he may be right
When man loves his children
with an excess Of passion. be sure
that he is not happy.
a wife has to love YOU, suffer in
childbirth, share your cares, direct
your household, bring up your Gam
lily, and be pretty and amiable into
the bargain. What were you say.
ing just now about her weakness?
Maternal love Is an instinct, but
there are instincts which breathe
the divine.
Jealousy in lover is homage, IN
Between husband and wife a 81
sist.
AT night everything burns-st
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Priest Gives sulphurated chromate

Priest Gives Sulphurated Chromate.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 29.-By ac-
cident priest in the Lutheran church
in the Peterhof district, filled the
communion cup with sulphurated
chromate instead OF wine. AS a re-
suit, three of the communicates died
today and more than a score are in a
serious condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Queen Elizabeth OF Roumania is 81
years old today. he Is more than a
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
owners.

Uneven lies the head that wears a
rat
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Fire Damages Tailor Shop.

Fire visited the tailor establishment
of Jacob Cline & Co, No. 22f Brush
ST., Thursday morning. and did dam.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Job Printing Done Risat. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R-tt Call
Main 1893. or City sass
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, No. 10 John r. st. Call
Main 1893 or city 1886.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

has opposed war and capital punish
ment. Carmen sylvia is the most
of queens.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
At Last! Shoot Ducks From An Airship.

age estimated at $1,000. The fire re-
suited from an explosion which blew
out the front windows. The property
is owned by Oman Bros.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
4 Queens Golden Thoughts
BY QUEEN ELIZABETH OF RoUMANIA.


by
demands but qualities Beauty
bounty ecundity.
Strictly speaking nothing but and me
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

"BOB-UP" SERENELY--At New Years
Ball-Diamond Temple Hall, Grand
River and Lawton AYES. Monday
Evening, January 2. 1910. FinZels
Orchestra. soc per couple.
DYE MAKER, lathe. j. q |. machinst.
tool maker. barn man, teamster. pat
tern maker, man to lay out sash and
doors Central 20 Fort.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
viii Administer Vinton Estate.

Arthur Bassett was, on Thursday
morning, appointed special admins
traitor of the estate of G. Jay Vinton.
He gave bond for $4,000. Mr.. Bias
sett will look after the estate until
the will Is probated. and he will also
file the will, which is now in safety
deposit box.