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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

bertits geitsrH 2ltenb 3ur aonfsren3
bier eintrafsn.
Was BE gsrsleuts ieIbit anb,langt.
10 rebmsn tie auf eDsntueIle 3niftiss
fsitsn Der ar6siteeber unter iid feline
RiidIi6t. Sic perlangsn Die geForberte
Gobnsrb0bung fir a[le Stadtsn, cie
auf Der aorferenS Dertretsn iino.
Soite iid Elm Strsit nift psrmsioeu
laiIcn, 10 orobt MIR pom aertudp auS,
nd e. ishr piels nit't sur Union asboz
renos gsrgnsrte siebt. ben llnionar6c;.
tern 8sfdbr; obne cisie 3ufubr mir
ben iih ober Die Golssn zines folfen
aoblsnarbeiteritreits taum srmeT,,
laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
MOglibfeiten.

glur neil sic es nttbt fir m0slit
bolten, brauht man bod ridt Su fols
germ, bdB es unmodlih 1T.
8ergeiien sic nidt, baB Elm Wlann,
Der berumcebt uno idgt. RS fann
ntht getbdn peroen", oftmals BON Der
Stimme etnes Qnoeren unterbroden
pirO, tDsI6er fagt: sd tbue es jeBt,"
Die llnmoglihteiten Don geitern
itno poQ3oeene 5batfd6en bon beute
SeIbit ber ftepttiAfte Wenfh muB
3ugeIteber, baB bic W}Dgtthteit porz
bunben lit, oaB Der pbdnomenaIe
Rraus nit ieinen 3beprien betreffs
Der !0eilung bon 6rOniihen 3ranfbets
ten Reht bat.
Sic 6oben pieber unb fpieDer Mebis
3inen eingerommen unD feline 2tnoes
rung erbalten.
Gs lit baber nt6t n0tbig, nit ben
9eriu4en fDrt3uFabren, tpenn sic nils
fen, baB Sic feline 6UIfe betommen.
sic Qeiteben gu, baB Der neueStrpm
pom pbdnomenaleu &raus ptelleidt
pirtIamer ietn tann.
Siherlih, tpenn aud nur Die ttetna
fte Gbance DOrbanoeu 1T, lit ss psrtb,
ith gu uber3euQen.
Gs toitet sic nt6ts, iih bic Sda
6s an3uieben uHb nenn Sie bies tbuH,
10 Derben sic Finoeu, boB Sbr 5uI
gercu 10 ietn nirD, rpie Der bes gra
trintenOsn, Der mad sinem Strobbalm
grtff uno einen RettungsgIirteI sra
piihte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

NefuOort, %. Uldrs. 4naef.
.4reentina" ron Jrieii, .SeedniaA
pon Rtapel, caroline" BON 0aprs.
abgsa.: .Waurstania1 naf 2ipers
posI. .girma4 nnf 2ibnu.
GneenstoDu. anaet.: .Sper.
MIA bon Bottom, nah liverpool BE-
ftimmt.
Gberboure. Qbees.: .aGifer
Wiibelm H. mad, Rep gorf.
g ont 3 bampfon. 46gee.: Raj
Ter Wilbelm" uno .4bric.ie1 mad,
Rsp gorf.
marfeille. aneet.: .Raoonna"
pon Rem Yort.
ReapeL anest.: Berlin" BON
Rsp yort.
palermo. Abgeg.: .prineips Di
pismonie" .nd6 gleiu Dort.
0lasgop p. 4bseg.: .SiberianA
naf philadelphia.
6olifar. 4nget.: .gartbogenio@
BON glassoip, mad pbiIaoelpbia Be-
itimnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
SOfal : Seriht.
VsrionalsI Iotisen.

Nus qouispille tommt Die Rdhritt,
b1b Iritprid q otttieb b u us
eel, Gin audi in giueinnatitr beuts
idsn arsfisn bodgsahtster Wlann, i'm
taft Dol!snotitn dtlt3igftsn Gs6snsjohsc
qeitorbsn III. Der TdbingeihitotHs
fpuroe in adnoau in Der RhstHpfa!J
Qsboren unb tam dls ufijehnidbristt
Siinaling nah 4msrita. Ssit 1896
lsbtr Esrr Rusel in 2ouispiae, no e
bis gum Sabrs 1888 ais aonoitor
ihd;ia mar. gsionosre 9eroieniis bat
itt Der 8erfiorbtRs um Die pf!e9s pss
otutfd,en 2ie0es in ben Yersini9.sH
Gtad,en erporbsn. gr mar elmer efr
Witbe1riinoer pes gouisDille Siectrs
irans unn bts Srpheus, Der 5pti lsts
tenoen giGncperein. 2ouisuillss. Sn
sSdhrs 1866 mar berr Riibsl osr i5elts
prdiibsnHt oss Sdnasrfeites oes QDrcs
amtritoniihsn SdHgsrbunoss. 5srr
TiiBsl tuiro bon spei Sobnen, 0n
5erren Greo. 8. RiBsl, grhipar b1s
decentralization Sdngsrbuno:s.
uno guitap RiistI, iotpis elmer 1Obs
fer, Jruu GmiIp !. gutter, iiberIebt.
Bon sinem Idpsren Shidialsi6Iog.
ift Irau qdtberine guIh BON
qp. 1882 8ire Strdbe betroffsn nor.
ben. Sn COLORADO Springs III ihr
Sohn, 5err Buitap u. 8ui d. i'm
aItsr bon nur 80 Sahr:n eerS6pinos
inht srIegen. ssssH ipslts sr bort Der.
gsbIih 6eilung seiuht bate. DER Dds
bineei6ieotR: hinterldbt bier sinen
eroben Greunoestreis, oer nit Der
51miIis i,in 5iRitetoen aufrittig bss
trausrt. Die ftsrbIi6e 5iilis bss Der.
erpiaten miro 6ebuis geeroisuns hiers
her Iberfiibrt iperbsn, obsr Tag uno
Stunbc Der gs.rbigung iinb iotDeit
nod nid1t nnbsrdumt ruorosn.
Sm bobeH aIter Don II Sa1rsn iit
Ferr Sobn Sieinmeb. ein in
peiten Rrtiisn bstaHntsr uno allaes
mein botgeatts..r gionier oss hiefis
aeH Deutltthums, in Die Gpigisit
htHiiteratithiummsr., tHnig beirdlert
nidt aur ton ieinsn Qnssb6rtcsa. iors
bern ant pon ben pislen 5reunosH, bic
er iih burh iein ternneutifts WeisH
i'm Gaufe Der Sabre gu ertperben gss
ipuBt bate. Die geerbisuna finost
ON grsitag Radmittas um bdlb 3ipti
llbr pom 5rnuerhduis, go. 2l749iIs
bert 4peHus aus itatt.
Ulit auFriftiger 2rautr fpiro nds
mentlih in bsutihsn GreiIen bic auus
be BON benz gsitern erfoIgtsn QbItben
pon Srau 6 Caroline 6ageoor
asb. Strein pernpmmsn tperoeu. bic
i'm alter pon 90 SSabrsn in ifrsrWobs
nund. go. 411O BEL Strabe, 1ors
iuoco, bic au1sn gum etpieen Shlums
msr itlob. Tis gntihIafen. mar sis
ne tpdtsrs osutihe5rau uHb bic grams
gsbeugtsn 5interblis6ensH biirfeH Bel
hem ihnsren Stidialsitlnge, Der
iis bttroffen, Der innigiten 5bsilndhms
periihtrs iein. 5em WunifN Der Der
efuigtsn entiprehsnb tpiro ihre It.rbs
lifx 5iins in 4lhe peripunotlt fpereen
uHo bic Jeuerbeitattuns finbet am
Jreitag Rahmitas um 3 llbr i'm ares
nidtcrium ltati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Warum eraa(lungen i'm @ri6.
ia0r geId6r(idl lna.
~-a@
gseun ucrnadlaiiist 10 babcn
iie gefdbrlihc, uiellcibt
tOotlihe ,Sulscn.

BeHu gle l.dl az biefcr Sahree,et, rinq gri
iaitaaa 5u5iebeH tUb perlAden 6lelelBs -iidl
ieib's 80 h5ftialien" 70 miro itc o'tmass in elH
harlnadtqes EnUleHIeingH nn5arien mglnes
htfis ubeT SShfptHoludli IberaeEi. Sc ~ pthlIg
pGTaii su eriHnerH. oaB @diet 5chRs Dsebt5ti
HTiaiiuH3sH teilt tpeaeH feiueE beH At0rpsr uliI'
bausIIbeu 9lemeHie ipeIhe beH SpilcHi EfdTle
betieiDeH ltnb Iebss Eraan in ben 5taHo ieBi
tsine Hornalen SnrfilrHfH sn berTldaieA. va
ler 1Chu's meosiH fnftnN fsHg iCnHhlt3Cg
Ernaifeu. frr6ern iii pire Betnes 9gGtranasBti.
!ets1asoigiu fir SeHe peIds dspab uup GbBe,
mattel fgn6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Selesrapbiide WDtisem.

5drrp a.glirsns, be BON Column
bus. g., iein ioll, bat iih i'm ct. Remt
6otel gu pueblo, Golo., nit aarbols
fdure peraiftet.
Der SberIt Rdtpb W. 5opt bonn
%. Snfanterie- -Regiment, 1T gum gris
dabeaenerdl ernannt iporDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Jn(anO Te(egrap6
u q f neun Sdbrtn bes W l.
bes Qndefloat

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prineetomn, Sno., %. WGrs.
Murtin 5obbs, Elm 80 Sabre otter
WaRn, fpuroe am Witttpoa in @ins
csnnes. Sno.. duf bic IntIase bin pers
baftet, am 13. 5sbruar 1901 c5obn g.
2oomiller srmoroet gu baben. Die
0rano Surp erbob ihon i'm Gsptsmber
.. Die antlage, Der Wann tonnte
dber bisber ni6t ssiunbsu perben.
Die grmoroung 2oomiusrs iaHo in
Der Vdbe BON Gd3lstou, Snoidnd,
itatt. loomiller, oeiftn Uermo1en
aui 100000 abseihdbt fpuros. mar
an oem 3dge. an benz er .rmorost
Duros, in prineston, 100 er feline
Steusrn bs3ablte. 4ls CT nah 6u3lss
ton 3uriidtsbrte, boltt ihn am gabnhof
5obbs ab uno bic 9eioen ainasn 3us
iammsn ods GiienbabngsIsils sntldng.
am ndI/ten 5age iuuroe Die 2eite
>omillsrs nit elmer ShuBfpuuoe i'm
9~2f aufgefuuoen. Qeben ihm lngsn
Srpei Ieere gelotdiheu. 5obbs puroe
uerbaftst ia dber nur umItanosbes
fpeiis gsgen ihn porgsbraht psrosn
tonnten, puros er nisosr freissldFsn.
Seine beutige 9erbdftung In cine
5clge beg llmitdnoes. oab Der Grano
Surn nsues gspsismaterial uuttrbrsis
rtt Uuroe.
Qoomilier mar cine mniteriois pers
ionlihtsit. Gr mar einmdl anaetldat,
Ieins 5rau uno cine Hidte duf elmer
iSarm in Suinois trmoroet gu haben,
aus un6etannten 9riinbsn fpuros er
aber nismaIs pro3siiirt. galb oarauf
b<gus sr iia na9 Oklahoma, no sr
Oisl geIo ~semaht" BADEN iou. Spa-
ter fam sr nd6 Sd3Ieton, no CT iih
ipisoer psrbsiratbsts.
IN 2euhtgas srftidt.
Gbicago, ST., %. Tedr3. artbur
g.I3nsr. feline Jrau unb ibr gdbp fino
in ihrer Wohnung in hisitgsr Stabt
an Qeuhtgas eritidi, bas .inem itdb.
bdftsn Gummiihlau6, Der nit einen
5si8ofen in 9srbinbuHg Ttanb, srts
itrDmt mar.
q 6riht BON Tr. 5rebsrtd
u. Goo..
geiling ID q III, WaIb., %. MGrs.
Tr. Nm. s.. 4rtsa, elm p.rT6nIiher
Jreuuo bon 1r. 5reosrid u. Goot, srs
hieIt am Wittpoh einsn Brief BON
15rau goot aus @aIparaiio, gbiIe,
norm lie idrsibt, Sob ibr Wonn
trani, mittsllos uno niht i'm Stonoe
isi, ben aampf um bic ebre, osnRoros
pol entbsdt gu bdben, fort8uiesen. goot
babe nab ieinsr antunit in 4merita
3uerit 3ismlih pisl 9eIn ertporben, iei.
ne 9ertbsibiguns sssen bic bittsren
Qn5riffe auf ibn botieH aber fat alIes
pitber uufss3sbrt. Gr bssa6 fih TO-
oann nah aopsnbagsn, nm perionlih
Dor etm llnteriuhungs 2lnsihub
Der hortigsn unineriItdt su srfheinen.
4ls iie ipdtsr in englrno piebsr nit
ibm suiammsnsstroff.n, babe sr iih in
furht6ar rsrpoism 3uitonoe befunbtn.
DAB CT fih niht offentlth babe iehen
laHen. fsi ibre Shulo. oa Tie nit ibm
ndh 5olano, Stalisn. Spanien uno
Siibamerita reiite. um istn R.rpsns
Ipftem lpieosr bersuitsllsn. Or. art.Il
fiigt binsu, oab Or. gOot NIT Ieiner
iyamiIis in dlIsr Stille am Tonnerfiaa
in Rem Dort eintreffen ipiro.
Die Qnaconba Copper 6 o.
trb6bt attientapitaI.
4ndeo b. q. mont., %. M6rs.--
Sn timer am Wittpoh iiattsefunbenen
9eriammluns Der a.tiondre Der anas
conba Copper Wiuing Gcmpanp purs
Dc bei9loiIen, bGs aapiidI Der Rom
pagnie BON 100000 attien su $25
pdri auf feds Willionsn Attieg gum
Ietbsn pariipertb 5u erb0hsn.
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Mnsldmoiihc Yad)rid)ten.

Die Wauer bon Ronit a n
tinopel. Sin Srube pes Sultans
Bat Dos 2eben Der Stobtmausrn BON
aonituntinopel obns yriit perIdngert.
aius ben 2asern Der AItertbumsfreun.
be unb 4rhac!cgen bort man Jrsus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

6amsrasiseu faEsrs In DC IL Iasen.
Eass CiH'msnt fpiyb sardnttrt igeeHbartu
ssal. bon in6eHefr. bliuhsH. blaieubeH obsr Der.
toxflebfHbeu GAEncrrhotbeB IN bis IL Iaasu
al sgirsFen cbet bas Gsl6 GIrfi9erfiattef G0s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

probirt II. .. MstaI g,clifb-
unD ~garsxpsrs GritHb4. So
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
STRANDED ACTOR J
AD0RNS A CELL
Andrew A. Schultz Says Angel" OF
Busted" Show To Whom He Owes
$40, Caused Arrest.
AS the ghost of a troupe that strand.

AS the ghost OF troupe that strand
ed on the kerosene circuit, Andrew A.
Schultz presented q sorry spectacle
as he sat In the cell block at police
headquarters, Friday morning.
I've rescued many a che-ild from
the hands OF relentless villains. helped
the heroine dodge heartless pursuers
end I've worn the stripes and gnawed
at papier mache bars on numerous oc-
casions, but | never though I'd get a
taste of the real thing" soliliquized
Schultz.
Schultz was the whole works In a
vaudeville act known as the Vassar
Girls. One Harry K. Bittner was the
angel" for this organization, which
included six women and two men.
The show closed in a small town
In Pennsylvania and salary Is still due
some Of the Vassar girls. There is
$40 due Bittner. and Schultz opines
that Bittner caused his arrest here
on a charge o. embezzlement.
Schultz Intended sending the money
due the Fassar girls TO them Friday
ard he says he had no trouble with
them, as most OF them intended jcin-
Ing another act which he was about
TO organize.
SchultZ's wife, also one OF the Vas
sur girls, Is here with him They in.
tend TO do an act together as soon as
Schultz gets out of his trouble. De-
tectives Clare and Wilson arrested
Schultz Thursday night.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
JEWELRY THIEF CAUGHT.
John Palmer Attempts Bold Job In
Otto Slmon's Store.


After wedging the door OF the
jewelry store of Otto Simon, No. 1876
Gratiot.ave., so that those within
could not pursue him. John Palmer,
93 years old, who gives Pittsburg as
his home, smashed the plate glass
window and took $3.50 worth Of Jew.
elry. Patrolman William Dean heard
the crash of glass and pursued the
thief through Nederlander's saloon.
capturing the man in the alley. Palm
er fought furiously, but the officer
overpowered him and hand-cuffed him.
Palmer performed the job while Ora
tiot-ave. was crowded with pedestrians
Thursday night.
Mrs. Peter Nerchenick, No. 677
Gratiot-ave., thinks Palmer is the man
who broke into her jewelry store last
Tuesday and took about $3.50 worth OF
tewelry. Friday morning the woman
came to police headquarters and
picked Palmer out of line of pris.
oners placed before her.
She had seen the thief escaping from
her place. When she saw Palmer in
the line she declared she was pretty
sure that he was the man. Detectives
High and Larkins are investigating
palmer's Movements in Detroit. He
Is thought to be clever crook. ,C.-r
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
TWO DRY DAYS
ARE PROMISED
Sun Due To Shine a Bit Until Sun
day, When J. Pluvius Will Get
Busy Again.

Murray and three gladstone hur-
rahs! The weather is to clear for a
day or two and we shall have sun
shine-rare thing that II has become
"a part Of the time at least for the
next day or two.
That dull, tagging rain storm has
stopped its way eastward and is ooz-
Ing discomfort all over the Atlantic
seaboard and the st. Lawrence valley
IL Is just as welcome there as II was
here. Wednesday, the rains were
general over the lake region and east.
ward. Then high" area came
along and showed the clouds away.
II will be partly cloudy, whatever
that is, from now unbil Sunday. And
then
Well, It's tough to have to tell L.
but they are having rain out In Kan
sas and Nebraska and the indications
are that the spell of weather is head
ed this way. 1t cannot get here until
Sunday. II may slip around and
1t may be somewhat wrung out before
II arrives.
SO, there is no use to get despond
ent as yet. The worst may not come
Even IL II does, we are used TO rain
The weather man isn't making any
concessions in the matter OF tempera
ture. mo material change is his an
nouncement.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
PAIR OF "PANHANDLERS' ARE
PICKED UP BY THE POLICE
One Draws Freedom on Promise To
Leave Town and other Is
Sent To jail.

Somewhere along the muddy road
between Detroit and Pontiac, George
Davis Ia plodding his weary way. ii
he is keeping his promise TO Police
Justice Stein. II not, the workhouse
yawns for George.
Patrolman Fred Schulz arrested pa
Wis after the latter had "panhandfed
two pedestrians. Davis told Justice
Stein that he was so anxious to get
10 Pontiac that he had tried begging
on the streets.
IF you don't send me up, I'll get &c
Pontiac today II have to walk" said
Davis.
will you walk?" asked the Judge
We'll, start right In" And the next
man up was Mr.. Weston.
NO relation to Edward Payson Yves
ton. ,ITkpfesume," remarked Justice
Stein.
William Weston was the exact anti
thesis of his famous namesake The
trouble with William was that he
couldn't walk He couldn't even stand
on his feet, so the policeman took
him In. He was allowed to 20 on sus
pended sentence.
Joe" Maggie, begger, made an awful
mistake when he tackled Detectives
Larkins and High. He had a premoni
ton, too, but ignored the bunch.
you fellows look little bit like
dicks but l don't believe you are,
said Maggie, as he sided up. Now
I'm not going to knock you down, or
anything like that. but I'm going to get
a nickel before leave YOU"
You'll have an automobile In just
a minute" said Larkins, taking Joe
TO the nearest box and calling the ben
zine hurry-up. Nagle had been in
twice before In three months. lie
was sent up for 80 days. ~
The Clark family celebrated. Thurs
day night. Peter Clark lay across the
doorway of a Shelby-st. barber shop
until someone hurried to Patrolman
John Kean with the information that
there was a dead man lying In the
street. Clark was not quite dead. He
took lively interest in things when
he faced Justice Stein. and was let
go on suspended sentence.
John s. Clark blew into Detroit from
Toledo, Thursday evening. and
promptly made himself at home in a
McKinstry-ave. residence, thereby
soaring the resident lady into near
Mysteries He promised to get back
tc Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
GOVERNMENT LAUNCH BURNS.
Mah-Nah-Be-zee, Nemesis Of offend
ing Boat Owners, Totally Destroyed.


Mah-Nah-se-zee, Nemesis Of OFFEND
ing Boat Owners, Totally Destroyed.
The government launch Mah-Nah.
BEIGE. Nemesis OF pleasure craft
which violate Uncle Sans trafiic
rules on the river. burned to the
waters edge, Thursday afternoon, af.
ter nearly causing a Wholesale de
struction OF yachts and power boats
In the Union boat house, at the foot
OF Holcomb-ave.
Engineer Charles Ellis was testing
the carburetor OF the speedy little
launch, when there was a back fire
which ignited the gasoline floating on
the bilge water. In an instant the
launch was all afame. Frank EN-
mons, proprietor OF the boat house
quickly started his own launch, the
Union. and towed the blazing launch
out into the slip. saving the thousands
Of dollars worth or pleasure craft
stored In the boat house The Union
was badly scorched.
The Mah.Nah-Be-Zee. formerly the
Sunbeam, was bought by the govern
ment from Henry Bossardet, at a cost
OF $4,000. Commanded by Timothy II
Keane, marine clerk of the customs
Office. she became a terror to those
who broke the rules OF navigation, by
failing to carry proper lights. proper
equipment. and copy OF the pilot
rules. Collector OF Customs John B
Whelan does not know whether she
will be replaced by the government
though application will be made to
the secretary OF the treasury. She
carried no insurance, according to the
government policy.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

TAN sanqust Causes ors.s Huss'ln1
for Swell puos.

President Taft's yisit % DetroIl y
booming the dress suit market
OF course. most Of the men who VIII
attend the Tart banquet, Friday even'
Ing. either as banqueters or a. spec
tators in the gallery. have their own
dress suits. That Is the way with
folk who attend sS-a-plate dinners.
But there are many, many more who
wish to attend and who have had 20
spike-tail OF Tuxedo costume. These
have Teen making rush az the cloth
ing stores and hustling their tailors
the past week.
Men who have outgrown their old
dress suits have been getting new
ones and chaps to whom the sedate
black garb il a novelty have been fiE-
ging out in formal way for the nrst
time.
I'VE have been sold out OF Tuxedos
for several days and are short on
dress SUITS" reported one weli-known
clothing firm.
Others stated that their stocks had
been materially reduced this week.
Dress suits for rent have almost van
ished. Most of those that are reeu'
larly for hire were spoken for q week
ago
II will be gay occasion all right
and the president will see lot Of new
black clothes when he glances around
the table.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

Fairbanks Post and Gen. o. M. Poe
Post. @. A. r. will go TO the unwilling
of Gen. George A. Clusters monument
at Monroe, Saturday, June 4. via.
Lake Shore Ry.. leaving Rrnsh-sf
station 1902 a. m. Fare for the round
trip CSC. All who wish can avail
themselves of this opportunity.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat Kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., Is
John R.-st Main 1898. or City 1885
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
Essex County Pioneer Dead.

Miss Louise Askin, pioneer OF
Essex county, died Thursday night in
Hote! Dieu. Windsor, from injuries
sustained in a fall downstairs two
weeks ago Miss Askin was born
In the old homestead in Sandwich sc
years ago. Her father, Col. James
Askln, commanded the British forces
during the troublesome time of 1897
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning from the home of j. Wallace
Askin in the Park apartments. Ser
vices will be held in Assumption
church, Sandwich. K. A. Skae, OF De
troit and Pontiac, is a nephew OF the
dead woman.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
WHITE PLAGUE
FIGHTERS IN TIFF
Three Trustees Resign When Anti
tuberculosis Society Decides
To Incorporate.

Because a majority OF the members
Of the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis, In
meeting held In the Hotel Pontchar-
train, Thursday, voted TO incorporate
and accepted articles OF incorporation
drawn up by a committee appointed
for that purpose, Mrs. Clara b. Arthur.
Miss Clara DyRr and Frank b. Leland
resigned as trustees OF the society.
Charges and counter charges made
the meeting a lively one, the three
dissatisfied trustees mentioned de-
claring that the society was being
"railroaded" into incorporation, an
argument Offset by the statement from
the officers that due notice by man
had been sent TO every member, draw
ing attention to the fact that the pro-
rosal TO incorporate would be taken
up at this meeting. The articles OF in
corporation were drawn up by Attor-
neys j. Edward Bland and Charles +.
Larned and Mrs. Emma Fox.
The fact that the society handles
large sums OF money for one thing
made 1t necessary that II should be In
corporated." said Mr.. Larned.
The number of trustees was In
creased from nine to fifteen and the
time of holding the annual meeting
was changed from spring to fall.
Mrs. Emma Fox was elected to Mr..
Leland's place, and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Graw, president, was empowered 10
select two others TO fill the places
made vacant by Mrs. Arthur and Miss
Dyar, the other trustees being as fol-
lows: Mrs. w. A. McGraw, Mrs.
Charles p. Larned, Mrs. George +.
Kerwin, Mrs Philip II, Mcmillan. Miss
Mary Curtenius, ]. Edward Bland, j.
l.. Hudson, Charles w. Moore, DR..
Burt Shurly, DR.. II. NJ Rich, DR.. II. j.
IIartz, and DR.. Edwin s. Sheriff.. This
board will elect officers at an early
n,aatinp
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
SALOON COMPLAINTS PILEtP.
Thirty More Added to the Alreadl
Lonu LET.

Fifteen complaints against saloon.
keepers who failed TO close up on Dec.
Grafton day, and fifteen more for fail
ure 10 close last Sunday. were fled
with Police Justice Stein by the prose.
cutor. Friday morning.
saloon cases now on the docket. but
the officials figure that after the dras.
tic Warner-Cramton law results In
the loss OF a few dozen licenses. the
saloonkeepers will take no chances
with the vigilance OF the police.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

With full roll ar n
and back, as shown.
This Is a regular So
value. cash or on ac-
count,
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
Spanish War Veteran Dead.

Alexander Eddy. No. 368 Riopelle-
ST.. a Spanish-American war veteran
died. Friday morning, Of lung and
heart trouble. which had affected him
ever since the war in 1898. He was 81
years old and is survived by his
widow and two daughters. He was a
steamfitter. Coroner Bennett was
called.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
W. W. robinson Ia. . shave.

President w. w. Robinson of the
board OF estimates. has shaved on
the beard which has adorned his face
for the last So years. In consequence.
he Is enjoying the experience OF hav-
ing old-time friends fail to recognize
him whom he addresses them on the
street. One result OF the change 10
that President Robinson appears q
much younger man. II became rath-
er curious to know what my face
really did look like" remarked Mr..
Robinson to a group OF friends in the
mayors office, Thursday. For another
thing, my wife had never seen me
without a beard. SO. when came To
have my hair cut. had the beard
shaved of also. II makes me feel
like a different man"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

A new combined currycomb and
brush is so arranged that the brush
can be made to follow the comb over
a horse or the two can be fastened
back to back so that either may be
used singly.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

A piece cut from rubber band and
used as a washer on a thumb tack
will hold paper more firmly and make
II easier TO get hold of the tack to
withdraw II.