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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

uoen at Ser bbep fsrt egenlig aon<
troll meo 6om, iqp1t fprte 1irlnoets
Bigger. 6or Oenne bpit betroeoe Yolt
fit ban Ell aarlig 9pn al 1,5OO 81.
San bar bperfen ierltg begopet el=
Ter oDgtig, men laa megen 6orltono
'baboe ban 0og, at ban benptteSe 2ej=
1igbeoen til / 2pbet al 4 @or at ltiele
$4,000 &r., lom ban brugte i ct
ponpittig eoielt 2epneo og til at gipe
fire &en1per ltore 2oan % @oper.
&aSlemangelen 6effeoe5 peO follf
8ogfering. San forn en- bel Gel i
authoritative &re0ie, ion laonte Ne11=
&c al bam, og ban tar en- al 2eOer-
ne / Sc bomolefiuelle &reole.
Soo opoogeoes l1uoerile6et, og
@eorg Eeterlen flygte0e us al 9on=
Set, fprlt til Sverige, iaa til 6ruuf=
rige og en0elig til @ollmo. Oct
lDnes lom ON Eolitiet ioa gjenarel1
6ingre mes bons Tlugt, piltnof peo
! ~uformaaen0e" S%noflp0elie; n1el'
1apnlig n&rilteligt Dagblo0" tog
meget pol0ion1t fat paa 5ogen og o11=
tpoeoe temr1elig aobent, at naar man
los bam 1lippe, bar @run0en Sen. al
Erins &oro16 til en- big @roo bar
bans Meoifpl0ige. 9ette biep life
logt meo loa mango Orb, men 0o9
ontpoet poo Ell felt utpetp0ig Maa:
De. Eeterlen blep bentet biern ire
S%poomertfa, og &etsiogen mos fan
gift lin Gong, me0 set en0elige &e:
lltltot ion1 openfor anfsrt. S11ens
bar set, at Sen ti0ligere omtalte Mf
f9re meo u&rilteligt 9agbloo"S &e
ooftgr> Eaitor Motbieien, ser bop0,
laoet Yrins &oralo uoipiorere bel
9eteftiper, fom frem for Sfienlig
beoen og pofte l11egen 0pligt.
timber Sogen bite Set iig> q
HrinS Sarol0 life bau0e bapt Sc
mi11olte me0 u&eleroebaronen" a
ltoffe, men at fans Moiu0ant bop0'
loont Benge al bam. gn 6plge q
9gielterets6ommen og SEN mes SEN
ne fglgen6e Eroceoure er, at u&riite
ligt Dagbla0"s &e6oft6r> Yait. Mu
tbielen, JOINT @efsellerer 5cbidler e
lat UNDER friminel Siltole for lis
lpreoelle al ulanofnroige og pre
frp1fenoe &pgter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

ira aollt1ucl Sis far rlrret o11nen6t u
ollie n,ilriltcrielle Sfripelier, % joni
ofte nor nei ter u%foritaaelig pe6 De
mango inprtle0e Senoinger, Cont
me,tiroring al S9tninger, Iitula'
tl,rer oip., ct mi forlutROne. u&e'
iornm1inilteriet" 3oble tit lon1 cit at
line iioite @anolinger g%ielmenfprt %
gpofienot al &pllgen, at ollie be Gi0<
til brllgte Siltalcforn1er bliuer G1=
orcoe. Ge Yer ip1ter, lpm CT / &a1l=
gen, imllt Sognepruiter b%etegne0es
bi0til iom uSs elifelige"> Sc, ser por
o%eforere0e n1e0 &iooertoriet, og OPP
|efter meO u9r", mems ollie allore be-
teg1eOes peO OereS Nopn % 2ius=
FILLING. 9isie Situlaturer ct life
mere tiOsiparen0e og er Oerfor ble>
ben afifaffeoe, laale0es at 0e11 On1lte
&onge altlaa 6ereiter tiltaler allie
0onlfe Statsborgere els, buo0 ellten
Sc er / &angen eller OeforereOe eller
life = 11ernlig peo Oeres Napn meO
Silfpielle al Oeres 2ipsltilling. Cunt
tiOig far ct al 0en oo1lfe Sultitsmi=
%1ttlter &oltgen forelogt 6orllog til
sgnoring / ial1tlige Sl1ititsminilteri=
cts 9lollfetter til ll0fer0igelle al al
lcrbuirite 9euillinger,| Hroflmmer
py lneget m,oet opruoet &ongens %il=
ligelie, iooleoes at bisie bereiter BIZ
Der affotteoe / Sperensltemmelie me0
9tlrtioenS Sprogbrl1g.
Sua inort Re npt @la1fetter -
ser ollie bliper p%outrpfte set oal1lfe
MiAsuoobeu - CT rentryfte, pil Sc
blipe lenote til Be n10re Minilterier
for, at enSartet Mffatteli lie mes Soft
gems forpel1teoe &lligelie fan bliue
9ienrcn1f urt pperolt.
Get fprlte &eiultot al bel11re &e=
iprm tar, at ga Migsoagen oabneoes
). %. Sl1ri al Sable, bar SEN fgl.
Sfripdle, JON bon oplelte, affattet
pao o%ln1inoeligt Dunif, &onieilspre>
ll0elten n9pl1es life lom uos ellfeli=
&c" eller tiltule5 ll1eo v0u", men
lirnpeltben iom unor @onieilspreii=
sent" og mes v9e" oip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15
Ecrl,c.

5aaborg 90 M. 3.
"A. S1lni 'oa6l1eoes 6aotorg Ml1=
lGum / SDerperelie al mango fprife
&llnltnere og enfelte a1r6re it10bu0=
te. onlerpeSfobrifant %. &os1nl1S.
len, Ser ct Muinets Stifter, 6ol0t en-
Gale. bport fan flarlog0e Yrogrmn=
met pg 81. a. u0talte, at set por
9enligten at gipre Muleet til en-
lelpeje1eoe Snititution, ul6ielig fnpt>
tet til 6ooborg 9D. @an erflere0e
oerefter M}l,ieet for aabnet. Molc=
rem 6rit5 Spberg bol0t poa Sc fpn'
fife &unitneres &egne en- Sale> bpori
bon 6rogte 6a6ritm1t &os1musien en-
1af for SEN ltore Snteresie og 81,
ferpilligbeo, ban bap0e pilt SEN fynlfe
&unit. Otter @ejtioeligbeoen bar
ser Mft00og poo u&asmusi ens @p=
tell.
ct oben6e Barn pe0
sc ooerens / g. Sorle0at
ltprteOe 6grltelerer Gbriitenlens SUI
ltru / &pinlarf pe0 Mafitop neo /
2oen og 0r9btes poa Steoet. Ga
S9rer G6rilteni en fom biem peo IL
5ioen ON Mftenea1 og uloe intte i'm
Gpfle l1Oen for 9oen, fom bans lille
4=9lorS Yige lpbenoe moo bam og
meooelte, at Mo0eren loo oerinoe og
JOB. Selp bap0e FUN ilebt en- Set
ben peo Sioen al og bop0e ligget og
lopet 0er> ligelom @un0en ogioa bop=
De logt Jig Ser. ut 99rer GDrijten=
len blep I Dpielte @roo beltprtet oper
oeln'e Meooelelle, Tiger Jig ielb> og
pa ban font i10 / 2oe>l lao Fan
at &uitrl1 bar opo. Sen lille
EiNe forfloreoe ga, at Mo6eren par
giennem 9ugen> men bun
bapoe life l!aoet Jig, for FUN bapoe
llet life grrOt. Sen lille Yige fat
teoe life SEN ltlDffe, Ser bar oper=
gaoet Mooeren og bele 6onilien.
> G enl n e 5 e
So q t 8. @ooroeier sSSucpb Speoc='
]ooro / Slinnnlinge b. @inglteo bar
'pgget li>r @aarO efter set bolltenlfa'
Mpniter:: en- 2unge. 0em1e er lelp=
;plgelig l1eget itor, Sc 9l(en lana OF!
IS Nlen bre0. S Sen breoe @opi
moo Spo ligger iamtlige @e6oales-
'erelier, lpie og rl1mmeliee. 8ogpeo
Il 6en enc SIDE &e1teltulo, Moerum
g 8oltolo og til 0en anoen ct meq-
lgt &l1m til SO og 2ooe. Set lis
te er loo ltort, at man in6til flor
ltro bar funnel bape bele @glten !
noe. Sper 2engen roger en- itor
Stroo'ntor op iom BUMPER gono 90
aperer Gripfraft til 1erifen1aifinc {
g &parn. Mf ul16buie" finoes fun +
II @oenboo og ct @riiebus fra oen1 i
amle @aor6s 9do. 5pltepret er ar s
eisbeiparenoe, ioet Ser lite bIibe: =
legen 1ronsport. SO 7iaa er ser .
Spfsrelien, mener gieren, iparet =
5000 &r.. / Sorbtl6 ill., bpao <
It pil6e bobe foltet att bpgge Ell al S
inoelig 9on6egaar6. 'N
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

olllut1lC, pun DNll uPlttIle, u
poo aln1in0eltgt 9onif, &onleilspre>
liOenten neplres life lonn vos ellfeli=
&c" eller tiltule5 ll1eo v0u", men
lilnpeltben JONI vpor &pnieilspreli=
ocnt" % mes v9e" plp.
&ic6cnbaun.
Gagm + e atrets III
9ireftiD tpnfer pua at fnDt>
te Frofesior &iis=&nu0lerL sen tioli>
gere Girettpr, til Sbeatret iom 9ra,
motltrg % f%unltreriif Mebbielper.
Se berom iaoleoeoe 6orbanolinger
CT enonn life oflllttteoe.
CANT III ii nfeu
9 lreftio II. &ou ct Mp6e al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8anfroa0 palq=
ties Streftpr y. GlllcfltaOt, Spn al
oen nplig afopoe 9ireftpr Siaf g..
til aon1iniltrereu0e Iireftpr, o. Sc
fret9r Spe Mil1gberg iii Iir,ftpr.
Y arn pbe11 :
y 4 II :? Set ful. Shpntpr lines nj
bope giort Sen peroensberpunte Sou=
ger Gurlti 10 ct Silbl1o on, at ipnqe /
1 Nftener. Gen berpl1te Ie1ors Be-
tilgellcr er: 10000 tSrcs. el(er 40
600 SIT.
en- fem 9 efplo-
ming. >SSlroen for 9unif Nrbeio:=
fpr6uno i &i96enboon berifer Ser F:
oelrn1 Si0 Ell lere1oe Misforngi lie
meo NeItforn1au0e1r, Sofus Mor.
tel'ien. Eoa Ell ms afbolot Gene
rolior iomling blep fam fraftiat at.
gretet og heifplOt for, at bol1 jpl=
oeoe N%rbejoer1es Yer1ge op / @bom.
pogne.
Ger blep neolat ct ltonolg til at
1nloerl oge bans Iprgolo.
Sberitinoe Goruelic
. II 5 8, Gnfe efter Sberlt
@llltop SauOit5, Ser itoo pe0 @rins
Jeroinonos 9rogoner, @lenere 3. Gro~
9onre9imeat i Morbus, og iorn neo
bette lit &egilnel1t gjoroe begge Self
r'e0, fplote 5. 80. Stunt lit
80. Aor. Sen gan1le 0ul>1es elrelte
Sen Jorfotterel1, Sfoleoiraftpr
Sopbus @o1oit5, fploer til
.etterooret go Mor. Irl,en ct tro0s
I'M bpje Aloer rolf og rgrig, ieua1lis
/ Set fgl. Sbeater, letter lta. !
Dig itor Eris poa archaeological oq
t1lbrl119er for &eiten lin 0og meo
og @oonombe}be.
Cru fneoe / &eblinge=
. e II. 6orle0en Mften lejeoe Ell
rlore Ma1o, acknowledgements
'tpbroe / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EN- 8oa0
'eo gaooebroen peo 9lterbro oq iei-
|eoe- uo poa sorteoamsipen % ino
paa Eeblingeieen iammen meo lin
70 Aar 9or1le Datter og ben6es 6or,
.ooeoe, en- &ellner Sunoitrup. Gel
en- &nno neeo. fig, og oenre
ooerbor6 f,r at ioge efter
Febttngeieen 5parer. N(Ile tire oru-
'orooerenoe bsieoe Jig upi(faorIiatI
II Den Sioe, bpor Sunoen ipronq us,
g 9oaoen fentreoe. Supoitrup fom
- paa Stolen og fit 6rsfen Mpbroe
p til Jig, MEN itrats efter git 8oo-
zen ru1rot, og boaoe BUN og .benoes
Saoer %or1fneoe. Ser blep igot e.
er 2tgene bele @atten meo 8ooos-
lager og &roge, men fgrit Doqen ef-
er bleD &igens Sig funoet poa oeun.
NbbroeS Qio fom Nh ; Mo,,s s
neite Mften. ];
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

. . III III e ober 81 e T.
y e oronen". @pielteret bar 5.
"a. Sll1ti afiogt Dom oper sen me-
get omtolte fie6enbapnife 2epenpon6,
Sup og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eorg
Feterlen, fal6et r&eierpeboronen" ,
Der ! lin Sis flpgte6e til Spoamerifa
for at nnoorage Jig 5trof for fine
Torleeller, n1en bleb arreiteret / 8lle~
nos Mpres og bentet tilboge at set
ool1lte Eoliti. Standardization i6gn1-
te bonn | s(ars 5ugtbus, men Seie-
lteret ne0iatte Common till s Mao-
SS;rrgen al set forbolospis itore Mn-
imnoiige eager, iom SEN 6onife
4rimtnalbiltorie bar bobt at opbiie l.
De leaere Mar> for baft en- ioo6on
.mtale iom 6enne Mffere, 1obnlig
forot ser fra flere BLADES 5i6er er
Jlort Jorigg pao at in6blan6e en- al;
Spnner, 8rins &aral6, Il
Ifferer pe6 at paaitoa, at Fan bapbe'
oant &enge of u&eieroebaronen"
par 8ogbol6er og &asierer
jog en- @efselmpgIer ScbigIer og,
'm|atte ltaoig 1tore &engeiummer,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
DIED.

DALEY-Feb. 10. at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Hickey, Ia
Baker-st.. Catherine, mother OF Tim
othy, Daniel, owen. Dennis and the
residence Tuesday at s:45, and at
Holy Trinity at 10. Kindly omit
flowers.
DEI.K ER-Feb 10. Charles l.. beloved
husband OF Eva Delker, and son OF
John and Wuhelmina Delker, and
brother OF Mrs. Otto Duengel, aged
81 years Funeral from residence.
Sos Rivard-st., Wednesday. Feb. %.
at y. m
FoRLER-Feb 81, at residence. 1923
Champlain-st. Mary. aged 81 years.
beloved wife OF Louis Forler. No
tice Of funeral later.
HILI1-Feb 2l. George II. beloved
husband OF Gertrude Hill Funeral
from Charles Geists chapel. 2s0 Ran
dolph-st. Wednesday at p. m.
CROI'T-Feb Il, 1910. Catherine. SO
years. beloved mother of Carrie.
paul. Carl and Eula Funeral from
residence, 14l1 Michigan lave, Thurs
day at $40 a. m, and from Holy Re
deemer church at n. m lnterment
at Mt Elliott.
ERAPP-Feb. 20, at residence. 207 Wa
and beloved wife OF Fred w. Knapp
Besides her husband she leaves seven
children. Fred j., William f.. Alfred
H.. Mrs. Bertha eraser. Marguerite,
Detroit. besides two brothers and
two sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, Mrs.
Flora Fisher and Gustave. Hottig. all
OF Rochester, \. Y, and Emil Hettig
OF Media. Pa Funeral from the res
idence at 100 Wednesday afternoon.
Rochester. y. Y, papers please copy.
KESSLER-Feb. 10. John kessler. aged
80 years. beloved husband OF Mrs.
Anna Kessler. and father OF Beatrice
and stanley. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Kessler, brother OF Mrs. Mary
Durow, Herman and Norman Kess-
Ter Mrs Louis Durow. Ella Kessler.
Amidst. at 1870. and at Salem
church. Mack and Chene. at , p. m.
10. suddenly. at Pen
sacola. Fla, James a. beloved hus-
band OF Alice Calder Leonard. Flu
neral from residence. SO Avery-ave.,
Wednesday at : y. m
FApBEATER-Feb 81. at his home.
SO Longworth ave: Clarence l.. be-
loved husband OF Victoria. father of
Agatha. son OF Mr.. Frederick Lead
heater. aged 81 years. Funeral We'd
nesday. p. m -
\her home. 772 Hast
Iugs st. Feb. 10, at 3 o'clock Mrs.
Mary Manquen. aged So years be-
loved mother OF Mrs Theresa Dulzo
and John and Joseph Manquen. Fu-
neral from the house at O'Clock
"Wednesday morning. and at $50
from the Sacred Heart church
MACMANAMY--Feb 20. at residence.
1901 Grattot-avc.. Allan. aged i6 be-
loved husband OF Mary MacManamy.
father OF Joseph. John and sue Mac
Manamy Funeral Wednesday az
tsrnoon at ga from house 30 81 lnc X
at Peoples Tabernacle church. Ora
tiOt and Bellevue-aNes
NfCHOt.S-Suddenly Feb 10. as lis
residence. 1jJ Twelfth-st George
aged - years beloved husband OF
Nav Nichols. Funeral "Wednesday al
p m. from house. Sandusky pa
pers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
MARIA THOMAS
)|ES IN P00RH0USE
naint Figure in the Old Central
Market Was Noted for Charity in
Prosperous Days.

Maria Thomas. known To everyone
bo sold or purchased goods in the
! Central market died. Sunday, in
K poornouse I'm Wayne, where she
ps sent three months ago.
Hundreds OF Dotroit's oldest clti-
ns will sincerely mourn Maria, who
ed TO own her little vegetable stand
the maraet, ana, later. when the
building was moved To Belle Isle
carriage shed, sold posies aud
|segays In the old Russell house.
her downtown hoters. and around
i old square where she had spent
psf OF her life.
Maria's death in the poorhouse, at
e age Of so, Is enc OF those little
omalies OF fate which SO often ap.
ar
When she was prosperous. no needy
e who came within the radius Of
r sweet, unostontatious charity
nered from want.
She never had much wealth. but
ht which she possessed was always
fficient to be shared with the needy.
ever did a hungry person appeal TO
r for aid In vain.
Many large parcel OF vegetables
d OF meats, which she purchased
I OF her own money, went across
z counter OF her little stand TO the
me OF someone in want When
was taken ill., less than a year
o. she was taken To ST Mary's hos.
al as a charity patient. There the
hd-hearted sisters, who knew her
III. gave her che best OF care TO-
seral months. Finally she was sent
the county house. but she was
hin given special little favors. and
zen she was taken there, she re-
lived a promise from a certain "a
The OF che poor commission that her
by, at death, would receive a chris
n burial, and would not be con.
med to the dissecting table.
All OF the old.tlme butchers and
lex gardeners OF Cadillacsq. knew
lria. and il is thought that when
ey hear OF her death, steps Will DC
ken TO show that her helpful life
$ appreciated
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN l49S.
DIED.

NEILL--At Chicago. Mrs Roseann
NELL. mother OF Charles. John. James,
Margaret and Tessie formerly Of De
troit. Notice OF funeral later
MOIli--At her home. 1872 Wilkins-st.
Mary, beloved wife OF Jacob. and
mother of Mary and Jacob Mohr. Jr.
Funeral Thursday al a. m from
residence, and $50 o'clock in Sacred
Heart CHURCH
NEBk.--l'eb. u, james H.. beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. }. Nehe. and dear faith
~ OF Mrs. \. T.. Arbury Misses Helen
and Orla. Funeral from his late res
idence Thursday morning at $50.
and at Holy Rosary church at .
o'clock. Burial at Woodmere
SCOTT--Feb. II, 1910. at his sister y
residence, 1870 Marston-ct., Robert j..
son OF James Scott, and brother or
J. \. Scott. OF Manistee; w j scott,
OF Port Huron. Mrs john Toy, Or.
r. t.. Scott H. III Scott. OF Detroit.
and Mrs William Pierce, Of Kalispel
Mont Funeral at Flint Thursday
afternoon
WElR--Feb. II. 1910. at the residence
of his daughter Mrs carl Wheeler.
1921 5euersOn-aVe. east. Thomas
Wtir. AGED 81 years. Funeral We'd
nesday from above residence at,l 80.
lnterment at Woodmere. Via funeral
car.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
AssEssMENT NOTICE.

AMERICAN WHEEL & VEHICLE CO.
Location OF principal place OF bust
ness. Phoenix, Arizona. Branch ONCE,
room 1l2 Humboldt savings BANK
Building. 80 lS5 Market-st. san Fran
Cisco California Location % factory
and works. Detroit. Michigan.
Notice IS hereby given that az
meeting OF TIA, Board ut directors or
the American Wheel x Vehicle Com
many. held ou the Path day ot Septem-
trr 1909. an assessment tNo. - OF
ono CD cent per share was fev1ed
firon tire capital stock " the corpora
ron uaynble Immediately 10 the Sc
retory of tie company at the office or
tho company. Room III, ia the build
ing known as the Humboldt savings
E9nk building No. Isj Market-st. San
IrsntIsCo. California.
An, stock upon which this assess
u,snt shall remain unpaid .on the 18th
6a, ,of February. 1910. VIII be delin-
ntt.nt and advertised FOR sale az public
@Hgtfgu and uuieSs payment is made
I1fnfe Will be sold on saturday, the
IAN DAY 20 April 1910. 10 pay the de-
ftruutut assess msnt. together with tina
c5st ~ advertising ana expenses OF
M, order 90 the Roar,ilNf Directors.
r NJ MctyOEGH. secretary
Dfncc- Room ~. II the building
known as the Humboldt savings Bank
Tuilding No. 80 Marketst.. San Fran
cisco California.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
OFF DAY IN CITY HALL.
erything Went Wrong in City
-reasurer's Office Monday Morning.

'erythng Went Wrong in City
freasurer's Office Monday Morning.
Monday was a hard-luck in the city
kasurer's office. First of all. the
| zee found the city hall elevators ont
commission when they came 10
Srk. the electrical transformers III
! basement having burned out. This
bpped the pneumatic machinery by
! ich receipts are shot down to the
huoller's office and re-shot back
bin.
FIRST. everyone had 10 walk upstairs,
ich distressed them all except
|easurer Koch. who is an athlete,
y then those Of the clerks who
)ndle receipts had TO pater up and
kwn stairs on frequent trips ~ and
! i'm the controllers Office.
Deputy Treasurer Baumann found
= safe locked fast As the electric
| hts were out, he could not discover
| time what was the trouble AT
d ne learned that the time lock had
I'm set for one hour later than
hal.
bn top OF this. Patrolman Tim
bynihan. whose Guty is to attend 20
! banking OF money, was ILL., and
! cashiers force had to carry the
|ney grips themselves.
Assistant Paymaster George Rein
|rdt was the only happy man in the
Ace. II was his birthday
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
WOLF KILLS DOGS, ATTACKS
MAN, is KILLED WITH AXE
Returning After Destroying Litter OF
Hounds, Gives Battle TO Farmer
and is Killed.

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. Feb q
James llardie. farmer who lives near
Oak Grove. killed vicious wolf with
an axe a few nights ago after the ami
NAL had attacked him.
Hardie had eight young hounds IN
his barn and the wolf entered and
killed all of them. When Hardie went
out the wolf ran away. IL soon return
ed. and Hardie. learning of It's pres
enCe, went ont with his sons TO kill II.
lIardle carried stick and one of
the boys the axe, and the wolf. after
IL had summarily whipped the shep-
herd dog that accompanied them
made for Hardie.
He seized the axe and killed the
animal, chopping its head from its
body 4 number OF sheep and dogs
had been killed In that vicinity lately
by some mysterious marauder, pre-
sumablY TINS wolf.
This is the second wolf to be killed
IN rhis county within a month. a big
one having been shot by a party Of
hunters near Julien recently.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Michael Nowicki. SyS Farnsworth.
John Holderness. lls Smith.
Edward McClennan. Detroit
Frank Cooley, 4Ol Tromolcy
Alex Stewart. 272 Field
Frank Pazdrowski. 1917 Chene.
Julian Kloczek. 1917 Hammond.
Ignacy Mtenek. "a Goldner
Stanislaus Biegaj ia Ingersoll.
Alouy Reesner, ~ Fordyce.
Otto Muenz. 500 Wheelock
Edison Fuller. lsl Lathrop
GIRLS.
William Ketz. 36I Campbell.
Herman Brown. COL McDougall.
George Shimmell, 1872 Blackstone.
John Sander. 5SS Superior.
Phillip Krass. 1886 Forest.
William Grieber. 202 Hendricks.
Chris Wagner. 40 Scovel.
william Griessel. sos Field.
Edward Galanaw. llO6 Russell.
Albert Meyer loo Hunt
Edward Albrecht. "a Champaign.
Jan Wolnin. Si4 Junction.
Henry stain. 1923 Calumet.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
HARD AGE FOR PREACHING.
Humanity VIII Not Open It's Heart
Says Rev. j. 3. Shaw.

humanity VIII Not open It's Heart,
Says Rev. J. 3. Shaw.
That the name or Jesus Christ
never fails to arrest attention, COM
mand respect and bring forth APP
plause was maintained by the Rev.
John Balloon Shaw. OF Chicago. speak
ing al the MONDAY Lenten service In
the Detroit opera house. Monday.
When Jesus Lame has so poten.
an influence one would suppose that
this would be the easiest age In which
70 preach His gospel and yet II has
never been so hard he continued.
Poets socialists. the humble and the
great all laud the Lame Of Jesus, and
vet humanity is SO constituted that II
will not open it's heart. its mind. It's
will 10 Jesus Christ"
Or. Shaw will be the speaker fol-
the remainder OF the week, the SER
vices 10 be in charge OF the Presby-
terians.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Robert Kerstein. months, 5l6 Or
leans. pneumonia
Edward H. Coyne. 5s years. 312
Graudy; cholellthiasis.
Robert kOnl | month. lot MACK
whOophug cough.
John kessler 80 years o. Arndt
pneumonia
ters OF Poor. bronchitis.
Milford L. Barber. months 500
franklln; scarlet fever.
Elizabeth. Brandt. 16 years, 244 VS.
ger; paralysis
Matte Il Renne. - years. 81. Mary :
hospital; inquest pending.
Alfred Saunders. ~ years. % Clintoh
Cirrhosis OF liver.
Elizabeth II scotch, sl9 JEFFERSON
81 Years. gastritis.
sarah Mueller. - years. 20s Twenty
third; fatty degeneration of heart
Frances W. Bagg. s. years. New
York pneumonia.
Ardeil H. McLachlin, 9 years, coo
Townsend, scarlet fever. .o
Jerome Bueher, years, 1860 Sey-
burn; diphtheria.
Robert -. Abel, years. 50 Fremont
diphthcria.
sor' ont; rheumatism.
Thomas X. Mcdonald years, ~
Farrand: scarlet fever,
Katherine Bulicka. 50 years. 92 Iiv-
ingstone gastritis
Henry J. Carpenter. 43 years. King $
hospital. embolism.
Jennie Smith. % years. 9s7 Military;
myelitis.
William Klein. ~ years 500 st. Au-
bin. tuberculosis.
John Fountain, 50 years. l4ll Sec
ond. epitheloma.
Catherine Daley. IS years. II Baker;
senility
Clara f. Miller. 81 years. 66s Sec
ond pneumonia.
Margaret Hils. months. - West
Minister. tuberculosis.
John NJ wilson Sc years, 700 Fort
w: congestion OF lungs.
John Donnelly. 81 years. 757 Six
teenth: congestion OF lungs.
Mary Mccormick. Sc years. 1852 Hud
son. old age.
Thomas c. Johnston. 3S years. Chi
cego. III. tuberculosis.
Berkardine Orthey. rs years, 27S Full
ton, apopleNy.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
DANIEL HAS GRIEVANCE.
putty Game Warden Complains Of
Poor .. u. r. Service in West End.

putty Game Warden Complains Of
Poor D. U. r. Service in West End.
frhat doughty little scrapper, Dep
Game Warden Charles Daniel
hat - rounds 20 an adjourned decis
with the d. Il. r.. in Judge Con
tly's court. Monday morning. Dan
was the aggressor throughout. Sew
tl times Judge Connolly had 10 eau
n him against hitting in the clinch
Daniel complained that the Ann Ar.
b cars have a disagreeable way OF
piping by him at the corner OF Mar
E-st. and Michigan-ave. and produced
Neral witnesses TO corroborate his
ktement that there was not another
b within two blocks when the subur
In passed him on a certain occasion
hally he had TO pay an extra nickel
I get downtown
R'Thats all they want; the extra
tkel," said Daniel
He talks just like a Democrat.
id Judge Connolly. laughing.