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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Miss Helen Z. Brown and Miss Ethel
VI. Ma,xton. who have been giving
i serie Of select dances that have been
among the pleasant social events of
the season, arc arranging to give a
fourth in the series. This is for phil
anthropic purposes when they hope to
reap good returns for the labor eX-
pended for the benefit of a worthy
person in illness. The time Of this
benefit has been changed from Dec.
. to Dee. 2S in order to accommodate
the augusta ,iatronS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

=. N.lcs of Augusta, who has the
,"ctract with t." city to rid the
i2ioWn-tail n"ths from the trees, are
@t work Oh the job and are going
over the work very carefully. They
are AnGing the pests in large nllanti-
tics. Ei@hty-livc nests We're taken
II IN one tree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

In the report Of the semi-Centennial
"S TIC conservation o. St Matthews $
cNurlh. the name of Ernest S. Cur
riur, IS being one of the prominent
officials Of til" church, was inadvert-
Cntly omitted. Mr.. Currier is not
only an official worthy the na.le, but
He is attentive to all the affairs of the
parish. He is son of the late Or
lando Currier, who for many years
was tho senior warden Of St. Mat
tNnWS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
WHAT We HAVE for GIFT SEEKERS

1t is time to Holiday giving our
is on display how
buta a of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

TRAVELLING CASES-Something
handsome, suitable and durable in this
line for both ladies and gentlemen.
These goods are fast growing in favor
for gift purposes. We have a large
showing of them. All prices from S5c
to $500.
TOILET ARTlcLEs-Tl This line
takes in wide variety of goods for
desirable gifts. Hand Mirrors. Stand
ing Mirrors, Brushes Of all kinds
Brush and Comb Sets, &c.
STATiONERY-We have some high
grade stylish papers in beautiful fancy
boxes, especially designed for the Holi-
days. Big stock and variety of prices
POCkETBOOkS- Both ladies' and
gentlemen's goods are here in splendid
variety. New goods and latest styles
ays,l Safety RazOrs, Manicure
Military Hair Brush
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Safety Manicure
OF which a
has beenm be ava for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
1peitere Reiinaattei,.

lleber bier @tiaipnen IcreS offeute
li6er 2dunereien, pelde 5rr SORT
Helerpc 9ebDrten. ipurben fiir Seims
itdtte : 8eiiebelung perfiigbnr. inocm
Der Yr6iihent Die Eldne fiir Die Hcuz
flaIIifi3irun9 Der Northumberland gut
bieB Die @iiiorp Sinhct u~rlpriin9lif
fprmulirt bate.
IS bate lid ieiuer5eit beralls9e@
itelt. baB in Die SORT eierpationen
Sauienbe bon Ndcr Sanb aufeenoms
men ipareu. Die gar nibt 8albloub.
lonbern Iderbuulnno iinb, aber trobs
Dem iufolge beS berrihenben Shlens
briaus in ben SeitGnoen Der SorIts
8elcrpationcn perbliebeu. Iaein i'm
Sidut Soabp iinb 100000 Nder
berartiges 2ano, Die mn bic 8eiieoes
lung crDfinct perpcn. Sie N~euflaiIiz
iiSirun9, Die bon @ifforo Sinhpt be-
aonnen mlrpe, lit nod lnnge ni6t
beenbigt. iobaB inipei. nod niht ses
iaat merpen lam. icie piel 2anb fir
Die Seiiepclung ireiscgebcn ipcrpen
fam,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
(Spe3iea fir bieie 3eitung.)
Jinnter etrpaS los, tpena 81
eesen Rom eett!
Son aarlS itenfOtter.

Sic oSribuna" ifreibt: .8ooIepelt
pirb bnlo bier Tin &pn) ertpdrtet.
Iu6 i'm Fat mon eingelapen. o ben
RetbobiIten 5u lpred5en. 8ir nolen
lebcn, oh er Die N~etbopiiten opcr ben
Sapit ppr8iebt."
Sos 8dtbiel fannai6on ieet geloit
perbcn. unp mir brallden crit nid1t 81
marten, bis Hopienelt nah Rom
fommt. 8enu Der 9rpBc afrifaniihe
Sdger gerne 8liidnumihz 8 legrdmnle
in @mpfang nimmt, Damn tbut er ipic
Sdirbanfs getbnu, ipriht gu ben Nc
tbooiitcf unb tebrt Dem 8atifnn Den
Hilden. 8iu CT nber einmal mcbr
Wltb 5eigen. ais einem afrifaniIfen
9oipen seseniiberSuitcben, Damn mpgc
er 5nm 9apite geben. Ni6t nis penu
Der milbe Sius 10 gefdbrlih mGrc.
ionpern neil als6aIb Die game Iibcrale
8ldttertpelt elm 8efreilde unb &C.
iammer nnb @eihimpfe in Die 8elt
iesen miro. tpie eiu 9leihes ieit Dem
SerrersH ummel niht Dagefpeler lit.
(Niht pabr, 10 iagen Die @ettertuns
oigen bas 8etter poraus2D
@as Serr &polepelt tbun mirp, iii
feline Safe. @ir ieben bel i'm nid,i
Die 8enntniB Der 3eligipnss
p%bilolopbic unb 5 ees
id1i6te ooraus - mag or aud in an
bern Naturalization unb Eolitif nod
10 beipanoert Iein = I'M Die gnts
%pidlunsen unb 8mblungen elmer
proteitantil6en Gefte bon Der llraltcn
ith itetS sleib bleibeuoen 2ebre pes
aatboli5ismus unteriheiben 81 fDne
men; unb ipenn Hooienelt lie fcnnt.
oab er banu BEN Mltb bat. lolbcs
often Dor aller 8eIt 81 befennen.
@roBe Serren iiub meiitens nid)i
8eipobnt. ii6 ~nlSupiel auf Der Sllte
nah Der mabren Religion Seir
Gbriiti - Die feline Spaltllng. Srenz
nung uno Sdrciien tennt nnb pulbct
- 6u bctbGtigen.
@ag Hooiepelt thun mas er mil.
Gins niilen mir: ser Sapit pirb, trpt
8l1tterIfanDal uno Sfuirufcn, mie
INNER ieine Sflidt tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Reconsideration.

Ser Yaciiie Sdnserbunb in Gun
Sranciscp bat b%eidloien. our grlanSs
ung cincs SriginaQiebes fir hns i'm
Septembcr bort itattfinbenbe Saeifie
8unoes : Sdnserieit einen Yreis bon
500 fir Die bette Sittuns 81 einem
Ipltcn 9ieb aus5uieben. oas. iuenu
moslih. pdbrenb bes Sdnaerfeitcs
gum @prtras 9cbraht perpen ioa.
Ilc beutihsa Sidter
iinp cin9elabcu. lid, an oieIer Yreiss
GonturrenS 81 betbeilieeu, beren
udbere Sebinsungcn pemnd6it befannt
aemaht ipcrbcu iollen. Sas 9ieb
muB bis 6um 1. april cinseianbt
iperben.
Our 9eurtbeilung Der cineebcnoen
9iepcr ipirb Elm ans Encouragement
SahperitGnpieen beitebcnbes Erciss
rihtercoucaium ernnnnt perben. Sie
9tam,en bieier Yreisrihter iperben
ebcnials lpdter nit ben Gin5elbeiten
Der Gonfurren3 : 8ebineunecn be-
fannt aemaht iperocn.
-f-+-$--..
Der bloBe anblif Der gntibloi.
lcnbcit entpaffnet oft ben Geino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
G9nr1is SipbeSugeu6
Mlte @eihihten.

Scr Ibeno hdmmert, es ipirbelt Der
g8inb
Gen Sdnce o bes 2anbbpfs Sadie.
8robmiltterdcn iist an Dem lparmen
9amin
Yiit Den 3leinen i'm trauten @ema6e.
"gr5dbl ms MIN GroBmiitters
lein!"
y&edlt germ, ibr ndrriihen Ginger!
Sbr milSt MIR brap uno beidciben
iein."
llnb mabnenb bcbt iie Ben Singer.
Damn fdnst lie mn: .gs ipar eins
llub Die &inber lie luuldcn II. lailid,cn
sic bDrcn bas 9eleu bes 6ofbunhs
nid)t
llnb pes Sturmes 3iiden II. Hauiden.
@rpBmuttcr lpeiB Der @eldiften
Nls ferneu pergangcncn Saaen.
Son Hiclen nnp 3ipergen, bon Surgen
unp Seen
Seltidme Rdrden unD Sngen.
Son Siren unb Glben unb Hiibes
anbl,
Nlliifdnten urs 9umpengeiiubel.
HIM lpie SornrGsd)en I'M Shlaf
%perianf,
8eitoden bon giftiger Spinbel.
Bon Der grobcn StaSt ticf inter
Der See,
Bon iieben Taben unb Shipaben.
@om Iihenbrooel nnb Srpiiels
Von 6nns. Dem gliiflihen anaben.
8rpBmltttcr lpeiB Der 8eIhidten
10 piel
Ils @ldtter oui 9iiihcn II. 8dumen,
Die &inber lauihen NIT Sbr unb
MuuN,
@erienft in Sinnen uub Srdumen.
llno Die tleiitc Naric, tic Idhelt unp
ihldft.
Still, ipirp CO i'm trauten @emadlc,
ltnn Der @inb Idldft aiif1. unp Die
Sterne iteb'n
Seu ilber oes Sanbbufs Sadlc.
Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

8roerammpunftes .@uirefterbaltllng
Der Union" nidt Der ~leiieite Inter
ihicb 5lpiihen 9onIerpatipen unb
llnipniiten, ndbrenb auDererIeits I'M
perfloiencu Sabre Die @erbinbuug Der
bciben Slii9el babur6 nod en9er ge>
porben lit, baB Der c%onieroatipe
Siibrer 9aliour iid nif bas pirtbs
idaftlihe Yrpgramm bes u%nioniitis
ifen Siibrers ~Gbnm6erlain (Sdrif>
reforml feltgelegt bat. Wtan famn
beute Die llnipniiten nift mebr ais
9iberalc aniprefen, neil bas bon
Chamberlain por9eIhlagene Shusz
5oas Snitem ben poIenbetiten @esene
iab gum li6eralen acknowledgment
BARTLETT.
gunoes : @cneral : GonIul Sphn
6. @riffitles beidreibt in Der lesten
Summer Der BON Sanoels : 9epartes
mcut in 8aibin9ton berausgeeebeneil
G~pniularz 8eridte cine BON Der 2pnz
boner Yoitbeborbe ciu9efiibrtc Nelcz
run9, Die man nit: .S~elepboniihe
9rieibef0rberung" etifettiren fDnnte.
gs baubelt iif porlaufig MIR Inn eis
men 8eriuh, Der 5ubem auf Den Sonue
tag belhrdnft lit. 8dbreno in Srz
lamb unb Shottlanb an Sounta9eu
feline 9riefbef0roerun9 itattfinOet,
ii1lb in England unb @ales nit Der
4usnabme bon 2onbpn am Spuntdg
giorsen Die 8rieftrdeer III Sienit, iez
bod miro Die Yoit mir einmnl alts9ez
tragen. Iuh Die bon Der 2onboner
3uitbcripaltun9 einaefilbrte Neucrun9
loll oorin bis 3i einem 9efpilien @rabe
Wanbel geiflaffen iuerbcn. Ser Ibs
ienber zines 8rieies, Dem baran liest,
baB Der Ibrefiat o oem Snbalt bes
Shreibens an einem Sonntn9 INTER-
rittet peroen ion, bat auf hem Brief
umid1lua al permerfen, baB bds
Shreiben in Der 2onooner Sclepbou>
gentralc db3uliefern lit. Sir ie 80
@orte, bie per Selcphpu iibermittelt
fperben iinb @riefmarfen I'M 8ertbe
bon feds Gents aif8utlebeu. Ser
9onooner 9oitmeiiter bcmcrft oa3ll.
baB Icin Yeripnal boourh in Der
Sonntagsrube ipenig pier gar feline
ginbuBe erleioet. Sic geamtcn I'M
Selearapbene unb S%eIepbpuamt md
rem pbnebin om Sonntag bienitlif
tbdtig unb Die telepboniihc lleberz
mittlung pes Snbnlts bon 8riefeu
piirbc bDGlt p~abrideinlih bic Nrbeit
Der Selcarapbiiten erleihtcru, bo lpee
niger Selegramme aili9egcben perocn
piiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

bans beim &artcnipiel. ga erIdien
Gin icfsidbriaes Wdbfcn, bic Shlpez
tier zines DER Burden. nltf Der Bib
fldfe. nm ibreu 9rrber 5u boleu:
rSobann, on iuit nd Sus foanenl"
Sod Sobanu riibrtc iid nift. gnplif
lparD Die &leine ungebulois. 5upfte
ibren gruber enersiih am Hod uub
rief Nun NIT lallter Stimme: .Sp1
baum, on iait na Sus foanen unb DC
Soieu uttreden, 8abber mill Of lite
sabn!" - Sic brauftc nidt mebr
lan9e su parten. bis Sobann heim@
elite, feline Soien Dem iebniiihtig
barrenDen ,Gdbber" 5l iiberlniien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

Der Seriuh miBlan9; bel alien nnd
folsenbcn 8ablen (alb IN Den geaenz
ipdrtig 9ctbGti9ten) gin9eu ~llnioniltcu
unb G%onierputipe 9%emeirlam Dor. -
Sm pciteren Gimme 9ebrand,t man Den
IuSbrud sur Scseihmn9 Der confer
BATH : unioniitiihen @ciamntpartci.
penn einerIeitS beitebt bssiio.,1 bcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

brei 4eide (Gnglaub, Sf~ottlanp, Srs
laub) inter Siibrung Chamberlain s.
Sartiustpn's nnp @oihcn's Der cons
ierputiben Yartci als Infer Sliigel
an. 3ipar perIlhte @labitonc I'M
Sabre 1887. bic llnionilten pieoer
NIT ben ibm treuscbliebcnen Sibcralen
(8lapaoncianern) Su pereinisen. aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Die Sam,ilienhsie.

Gin broaiger %oriau Ipielte iid
fiirSli6 in Dem Sorie Sausiagcn
(areis @~reifsfpalb) ab. Webrere
iun9e SuriGeu labcn III cinem @ait>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

Sanienhe hdben iiber Die ipunoers
barren. 8eIunbbeit brinsenben Gieens
ituften bon Sorni's Nlpenfrduter.
Dem alten arduterz Seilmittel. Scls :
ni6 abselegt. gs lit in linenler
Stammiolae bier 8enerationcn BIN
curd ~erfolareih 6erseitelt iporbeu.
Sntcreiiante. beihreibeubc nnb biitos
ride 2iteratur frei p~erabfolst purf,
Or. Yeter Sabrnep & Cons Co., 10
20 go. Sopne Slpe.. Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

SlitltS! ppH SSui. Su~itStitpllu.J
Rdr bas belte ipicbcr Elm id1oiler
Tag. @s lit ipirflif nett bel Sicshen.
Ia fam man bod cinmal BON Ser5en
linn mie Die Ylmibermdulden
gingcn. ilit pic Die 8dber elmer
Y(ilble,
.tlipp mn flapp,
uuf unb abb"
3mor bcbenflidl ipar's bod. bab 10
ifonu1gslps ben Ilen ilber Die Inna
urb Die 8rete losse6osen iuuroc. unb
baB lid Nienranp su ibrer Wertheis
bieuna innb. Mbcr CO lpnr bod aud
niht ifon. mic Die 3pei es sentaft
baben. nnp i6lieBlih lparen mir ia
,unter uns". Gs miro linen ia
fciner Die barten @orte pieSererSdbe
len, Die IN Der Grrcgung sefullen iinb.
Siirfteit on bas2 Sieb. Damn lpiro
lpobl bod niht IQes 10 einfud) berges
anngcn iein. Seiu 6er5 lit bepriidt.
neil on bart seurtheilt bnit ilber abs
lpcienbe Sreunoinnen. Oh bait ges
flotihtl Sein @eniiien tlagt bih an.
unb OH fiirfteit nit Hcht; Dns boie
@prt mG9e b6ic Sant lpcrben, Die Dir
uno mbcrn Scib brin9cn fnurl.
u2eift lit elm bolcs Mort
sciast.
8 @ott. es mar nid)t b0s
gencint.
Ser Iubere dbcr lteht uilD
flagt!"
8icpicl Summer unb 9eie bat ifou
Die alatldlndt 9cbrnht, mic mandcs
Slid nit rallbcr Sano 5erltortl
rSrum bite beine 3unlgc ipobll"
8coeute mpbl. mas or rebclt. uno
bite bid, iiber Der dibern Sbun iinb
Sreiben porihncl uuo bart Su mr.
tbeilen.
nSdnca fertis lit Die Suaenb
nit benz 8prt.
Sus idlper lid banoha6t pie
bcs Weier Shneibe!"
llno bait Su Sreuubiuuen, pie feiz
men @eiprdGsitoff teuncn. ais Die
Sebler Ses Ndhiten, nern,asit on niht
tic an beeinfluiien. Damn mcibe lire
@eIeaihait. pamit on nidt nit
Sdulb trdait an Dem 8Dien, pas bnrd,
3latid seitiitet miro. Ieibe aud
Den areis Der .Sreuupinncu" oauu.
penn lonitige boie 8cbcn, Die bid IN
8eiabr bringeu fpnnen, bel ibnen gang
uub sdbe iinb
Gin bDleS 8ort. ben 2ippcn :
I6neI e%ntflob'n.
Sdldot8 mr5el leiht in beiucS
SerSens @drtcn.
llnb nudbert BORT ais 9iitig
llnfrnnt iort!"
Sic beiteu Sreunoinueu iinb nidt
bie. bel benen on eih gut mterbdllt.
ipnbern iene. bon oencn Oh I'M 8uten
e~cforpert pirit.
Ni6t 8urseln alif Der 2ippc
Ihldgt bds @ort,
SaS un6ebadt Dem Ihnellen
Corn %entfloben;
Soh bon benz Shr ecs Irgs
ipobns auf9einnaen.
&rieht eS ipic Sflin8frnnt
cnblps treibenb fort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

Iar bas beute ipichcr elm ihoner
Tag. Gs lit lpirflif nett bel Sicshen.
Ia fam man bod cinmal BON Ser5en
linn pie Die Ylmibermduldpen
iliit pic Die Haber elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Inter 5rennbinuen!

Nus bcm 9u6e: .Su bit lpic cine
8lmucl" bon @m. Sangeuberg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

8aS iinb sic eneliiden llnioniiten?
- Ils .llnioniiten" I'M cngeren
Gimme be5eihnet man Die politiife
Yartei. Die i'm Sabre 1886 burf I6s
trcnnuns bon Den 2ibcrnlen entitano.
als Der liberale Staatsmam Slab
ftpnc ben Srldnbcrn Sonies Hule
(Selbltperipaltuns) seipabreu pollte;
iie iflob iih sur MISUNDERSTANDING
Der poaisen Ginbeit {. llnion") Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

@cr @iltes lebrt
llnb @oiem ipebrt,
@iro iiherlih
Nud beiicrn i'd !.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
WILL
/ 60 TO PRISON
"WEDNESDAY
Convicted Warden of Jackson Prison
Will Be Taken To Detroit House
of Correction To Serve
Years Sentence.
Writes Letter In Cell in Jackson and
Prepares To Pay Penalty
For Grating

JACKSON. Mich. May 3-EN-
Warden Allan \. Armstrong, who was
Yesterday sentenced 10 one year in the
Detroit house OF correction and PAID
ane or $4,000, arose early this morn
ing. When the turnkey took him his
breakfast he was sitting on the edge
OF his cot reading one OF yesterday
papers giving an account OF his ap'
pearance in court and sentence
He asked the turnkey To get him "a
copy CT tho morning papers and a-si
writing paper and pen and ink. sayins
he had a number OF letters lie Wantei
ito write before leaving Tor Detroit
They pertain 20 business matters.
He made arrangements with Attor'
ney Cobb last night 20 call on him this
afternoon so he could tell him about
some business affairs he wants nim
TO look after for him.
Sheriff Bean states ne will not take
Armstrong 10 Detroit until Wednes-
day.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
DECISION AGAINST OIL
TRUST is SWEEPING
Supreme court Holds Monopoly Is ~
Restraint Of Trade and Gusts X
From Tennessee.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The SUI
preme court OF the United States Mon
day dealt a hard blow 20 The oil trust
nm a sweeping decision the court unan-
mously affirmed the decision OF tne
Tennessee supreme court outing the
Standard On Co. Of Kentucky from
the state and adjudgins IL a trust IN
restrain of trade
The case. originated in an custer
suit against the OIL company brought
bv The state under ne antitrust law
.uf 1908. in which H. was alleged that
Tho standard Oii Co WAS a combina.
ton In restraint OF trade, and by i'm
proper competitive methods sought 10
suporess all independent oil sellers.
On May ~. 1904 the company was in
dicted. and the Encouragement of the
state then instituted suit 10 cancel the
cumpanys permit 20 do business.
Tho court ruled against the stand
ard OH co. in December, 1907, the SUI
premc court OF Tennessee affirmed
this decree.
The oil company sued out a writ or
error, alleging that a corporation was
no amendable 20 the state law, and
declaring that If enforced against
them IL would result in taking proper
" without due process OF law.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Mayor Makes Appointments.

Mayor j. s mclaughlin. Of Wyan
d0rc. announced his appointments,
Monday night. and they were prompt
ly ratified by The Wyandotte council
They are City attorney. John J
Marx. city physician Or c. w Nc
Coll. member board oil public works
Hugo Mch0hose; street commissioner
Martin Graborhiowiez, fire chief
James NcClOy. assistant fire chief
John Loreuz. hrcmcn. Chris ThOn
Louis Popke. stephen Liebesk. in
su4ctor of weights and measures and
food supply Dr Ed VI MegEcs. city
surveyor. Abraham I. Schubert
special assessors. John u Melody and
Joseph Mahalak; ianitor cry hall
John Hogan: teamster fire depart
meur William Roberts poUndmaster
Patrick Walch, assistant City clerk
Miss Gertrude Maureu.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
FO0TPAD R0BS A BARBER,
THEN GIVES HIM A So ZIP
Identifies Victim as the Man VINO
Gave Him a Good Shave in
the Afternoon.

OMAHA. Neb, May Bert De
Ruse, barber, was tipped to the *
tent of s. for a shave. but it was his
own money on his way home al mid
night a highwaymau held him up and
took all he had When the holdup
man completed the task and was about
70 allow his victim 70 20 his way, he
happened 20 look into De Ruse'5 face
and. stepping back exclaimed:
Amt you a barber
De Ruse admitted he was. and,
laughing, the footpad remarked:
This is funny You are the barber
who shaved me this afternoon, and
YOU gave me the best shave | ever
had like your work. Here, old man,
take this s. Dill and so blow it,
Five dollars OF De Ruse's MONEY
was handed back 20 him, and as he
thanked the highwayman both turned
and went i'm opposite directions.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
rs A GRANDMOTHER AT %.
Made SO 6y the Advent Of Son to
Her Eourteen.Year.Old Daughter.

RICHMOND Ind. May 3.-At the
age OF 2S. Mrs Everett Parker has
become a grandmother A boy born
10 Mrs. Parkers fourteen-year-old
daughter, Mrs Charles Lane, at IN
,dianapolis. makes the fifth generation
in the family.
Mrs. Parker's mother and grand
mother are both living. The former is
tonly forty-six years old, while the lat
ter is ninety years old. Mrs. Parker
was married when but thirteen years
of age.
Asked how IL seemed 10 be a grand
mother at twenty-eight, Mrs. Parker
replied that she didn't feel bit old III
spite of the fact. She does not look
to be oven twentyeight years old. The
perfect picture OF health, she presents
the appearance OF being several years
Younger, and her girlish manner IS
far from being characteristic OF the
usual grandmother.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
on INSPECTOR REPORTS.

\ WORTHWHILE, Mich, May State
Oil Inspector Neal reports the inspec-
ton BY his department or S,763. 400
gallons OF kerosene oil. for the quar-
ter ending March 81 Total fees col
lected were $13,59l.33; fees and ex-
penses paid deputy inspectors, 81
45S.66; state inspectors salary and
expenses, s630.04, leaving a net bal
ance to turn into the state treasury
of s5,4o2.63 This Is nearly 81 900
more than for the same period last
year and the inspection is half mil
lien gallons greater.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
SAYS SOCIALIST MAYORS
REGIME WILL BE SUCCESS
George {. Peek, Of Milwaukee, De-
cares Sc de- viii Insist on Seat
For Every Street Car Fare.

WASHINGTON Nav 3-George f.
Peck. Of Milwaukee, creator OF
"Peck's Bad Boy and former COVER
nor OF Wisconsin, declared today that
he foresees success for the new so
cillistcarpentermayor Of his city
Emil Seiddl
"Seidcl has lived elbow 70 elbow
with the mass of people. he said
and he knows something of the evils
Of the municipality He proposes 10
establish dance halls under municipal
supervision He plans 20 supply city
water free TO all widowed washer.
women. He is going 10 try 10 estab-
lish a municipal lighting plant and 20
compel the street ear companies 10
furnish a seat for every fare These
are Things worth while
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Always Does Good
thousand. rake 4, In the sprlas.

Il have taken Hoods snrsaparilla
when needed FOR "A number OF years
writes James Hey, 5000 Amherst. E.t
Philadelphia Pa. "aud have always
found that u loes me good always
take il iu the spr.ug with thc hrst fe-
etnts I have that Tired feeling ia tn'
morn.nr and cannpf cat but Nt9t ttN
ing two /or thrive bottles 90 tlns me4'@
cine always frci ike different person
and advise evorv one ucedins tonic
20 give 81 fair ttiai
Get il TO-DAY FOO usual liquid form oF
chocolattd tablets called S.trsatars
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, May 3.--The fol
lowing companies have filed articles
Of incorporation with the secretary OF
state Fred Il. Mcclure, Detroit, s15.-
600; Atlas Jersey Breeders associa-
tiog Goodrich $1,000 Hastings
Motor SHAFT company, Hastings $780,
000. Morley Timber company Grand
Rapids, $4,000; Citizens Telephone
COMPANY. Grand Rapids, increase from
$4,000 600 90 $4,000 900
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
HOUSEWIVES EDITOR.
Senator Hale's Son Is Offended by
Article in Newspaper.

PORTLAND, Ore, May "a horse
whipping was administered by Col
Frederick Hale, son OF United States
Senator Eugene Hale and a leading
candidate for congress from the first
Maine district, 10 Charles Thornton
Libby, publisher OF several suburban
weekly papers, at the latter's Office
yesterday The cause of the assault
was an article published in the Six
Towns Times, in which Col. Hale J
mother was attacked.
After Col Hale left the Office. Edit
or Libby said Il like him better
than did before 1t was a manly
thing TO do a man who would not
stand up for his mother don't amount
10 much.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
An Ideal husband

lis parjcut. even With uaggiug wife
Tor hc knows she hccds help She may
Doe $50 nervous and run down In health
that tribes annoy her. II she Is melan
cEoIy. cXcinble. troubled with loss ot
appetite. headache. slccplcssncss. con
liiaWion or Hlnting and dizzy spells
4he needs Electric Bitters--the most
wonderful remedy for ailinq women
Thousands ~ sufferers from female
troubles. nervous troubles. backacnC
ard weak kidneys have used then
and become healthy and happy Try
them satisfaction guaranteed by +
e.. Klnsel Central Drug Co, Gray &
Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
INVESTIGATOR,
ARRESTED, IS SOON FREED
Police Fooled by the OVeralls and
Hobnailed Shoes Of His
DISGUISE.

SPOKANE. Wash, May ga card
from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission giving Edwin \. Brown per
mission TO use passes over railroads IA
which he owns stock helped convince
the Spokane police thai they had made
mistake in arresting the Denver
millionaire as a forger
He is cousin Of w c. Brown, pre- So
ident of the New York Central lines.
OF late he has spent much time in
vestigating social conditions, usuauy
dressing as a workman.
Coming 20 Spokane, ne registered ~
the leading hotel Then he donnei
overalls, a jumper and hopnailed boots
and went n Four hours later he was
arrested
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
sclentists Eete PearY.

LONDON. May 3.--Commander Rob
ert =. Peary, today fulfilled one OF the
most important Of the engagements
which brought him 70 England, tax
ing luncheon as tie guest of the Royal
Societies club, in It's palatial home lu
St. Jamesst The most famous scien-
fists of England and many scientists
and explorers from abroad were pres
cnt
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
FARMER KILLS HIMSELF.

TRAVERSE CITY Mich. May 81
Fearing return OF insanity caused
by being kicked in the head by a
horse when a boy Jacob Groesser, a
farmer near Kos~ick; ended his life
with a rife Sunday night He was
A. years old and owned one Of the nu
est farms In the county \ daughter
Lucy. aged l6, cripple. went into con
vulsions Oh hearing the news. and her
life is despaircd of. Groesser Leaves
widow and seven children.