davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-09
Nearly 1.4oo Arrests,

Davenport, April 9.-There were L.
314 arrests in Davenport during the
fiscal year that ended April 1, accord
ing to the annual report of Chief At
kinson, filed with the city clerk. The
report shows, however, that there
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-09
Minister. Wife Die. suddenly

Keokuk, April 9.-AIrs. 4. II. Gilbert,
wife Of Rev. T. H. Gilbert, OF Mooar,
Iowa, and a daughter Of James Todd,
was found dead at her home there early
this morning. She had been sick for
two years. under the family physicians
care. She was born IN Victoria, Kan,
Sept. 10, 1852.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-09
PAYNE is CONSIDERING.
Story County Man Says Neither Hull
Nor Rrouty Can Min

Des Moines, April 9.-W. o. Payne,
of Nevada, was a Des Moines visitor
esterday- It has been published that
Mr.. Payne will be q candidate for the
republican nomination for congress in
this district, but he says that the an
nouncement is premature. He admits
that he has been thinking the matter
over but declares that he is not ready
to make any announcement. He thinks
that IL Judge Prouty should be the
nominee, the standpatters OF the dis
trfct would defeat him at the polls. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-09
Farm nuiIdinas Burned.

Harlan, April 9.-While Peter Swan
son. farmer here, was burning stalks
a burning musk blew onto a load Of
hay near a barn. setting the hay afire
and, with a. high wind raging, several
Of his farm buildings were destroyed
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

Apostel Pavel je vedno upozarjal.
ia Sc mora clovek udati V razme-
re. kdor je hlapcc, maj ostane hla-
pee, zee ga gospodar sam ne osvo-
bod. hrScanstvo torej tudi V TEN
ozlru nina najmanjSega odnoSa-
ja ali stika $ socialno demokra-
CLIO"
Tako govori katoliSki Skof. On
mora to pravzaprav bolje vedeti,
nego kak krek ali GostinGar. Tu-
iii delavci Sme.jo MENU wee YER
Jeh kakor raznim krSGansko so
cialnim voditeljem, XII MISC Skofi.
torej tudi nimajo toliko svetega
duha V scbi.
lllapec mai ostanc hlapec. Tako
torej uti krStanstvo. In delavci.
ki mislijo, da je ma svetu vendar
Sc kaj boljScga kakor biti hla-
pee Ali ST. moreio. ali Sc smeio
vdinjati strankam, Xxi stole ma ia
KEN "krScanskem'' S~taliScu?
A. Skof lima pray. Kako maj hi
cerkev dovolila drugacno miSlien-
je? kaj pa hi bill tax Skof. ce ne
hi "hlapci' robotali zanj? Kai hi
bila cerkcv Sploh. Ge ne hi bilo
"hlapcev'. katerih lulic. izprc-
mcnjene Y dcnar. INA cerkev ma
~peljevati Y Svojo biSago? .Jc zc
pray; cerkev ne more trpeti. da
bi Sc hlapci osvobojevali. Gc hocc
oStati bogata in moGna. Ia svojo
moe potrebuje bogaStva. IN bo-
gostvo potrebuje hlapccv. torej -
hlapec mai oStane hlapcc. In klc-
rikalec, XII govori drugaGc .ie hi
navec.
Delavci pa maj hi ~Spoznali. da
ina Skof pray in mai hi tudi Svo-
Jim zaSleplienim tovariScm ncko-
like pridnejc odpirali oGi.
ar. P'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

s'eta In agltaciJa. Drugo ie zmani
sanJe prilike "a kupovanie zgania.
Tako hi Sc odpravilo vsilievanie
zgania.
Pogostoma daje prodajalec tega
zSanla delavcem lie tedaj drugc
potreDsclne ma kredit. Ge kupiio
tudi zganje.
Hakon hote vpeljati k~oncesioni-
ranJe prodaje zganje. Vsakdo We.
kako lahko nastane IL takih kon-
ceSij korupcijski fond.
BE ma Dunaju jc najvecja teza-
va, o~tvoriti gostilno brez place.
' ljudskem domu ST ie hotcla ma
praylti TAXA goStilna. a magistrat
20 Je odbil, teS, da nj lolalne po-
trebe. PoizkuS. prodaiati ma uli-
cab in trglh topcl cal in kavo. da
bl St omejilo z~ganjcpitie. Sc ie pa
prepretil. kje so take tcndcncc. 81
j. lahko miSliti, kai Sc more pri-
c"N"Natl Oh tc poStaVc. \ajprcj je
vlada hotela prodaio zgania tako
omeJiti. da ma 500 prcbivalccv ne
bi priSla wee kot cna prodaialna.
Cd lcta 1891. Sc vlada korak IN
korak umika. Rad hi spreicl "a
kon, tudi Ge hi lc malo pomcnil.
Ampak nicla je prcmalo.
Ne ugovariam kazcnskim doloC-
BAN IA gostilniGarie; ampak ne
katerc teh doloGb so smeSnc. II.
pr. lzJema IA avtomatc. Nsak go
Stllnitar 81 bo lahko mislil: Cemu
bl hodil Y nevarnoSt! Maj So liud-
Je avtomatitno upiianijo. Kazni
IA pijane ST. nikdar ne morejo IL
praviciti. Reveze. Xxi nosijo svojo
opico ma ulico, bodo zaprli boga-
II piiancc. Xxi "a naloze MA avto-
mobil in odpeljcio domov, DO pa
prost. Ma Ia naGin je to razreden
zakon.
Glasovali bono zato. da Sc ma
Grt Sc cnkrat odkaze odseku. III
yahno o%dobrayanie pri socialnih
dcmokratihl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

vsaki dan posteno naklestil. Ia
ysakdanji tepei je pa v moji dust
obudil prepricanje, da sta oba ne
umna ucitelj in zupnik. To je
bill tudi vzrok, da sem stoisko kot
nekdanji Spartanci prenasal udar-
&c. XII so imeli meni Whit V MOI
game, da moran kleGeplaziti pred
bedaki. katere so drugi bedaki
rostavili "a vista bitja ma zemlji.
VseuceliSki profesorji pa tudi
MISC mnogo boljSi. Resnica je, da
ne pretepajo dijakov. Mogoce Sc
boiijo, da bi kak krepak FAINT ne
poskusil nekaj naobratnega. Dial
jih ma koleno in Jill po metodi va
skega ucitelja ucil, ia surovost nj
izobrazba.
Ali diiakom dokazujejo Z so
gienimi' dokazi, kakrSne razume
lie jezuit, da je povscm Y redu, Ge
imamo ma svetu gospodarje in
suznje. In ii ~profesor.ji zalostne
vrste, Sc izgovar iajo, ia 81 vsak
Slovek, ko zapusti %univerzo, lahko
u%stvari Svojc mnenjc o danaSnjem
gospodarstvu in druzbi.
Res MISC vsi r~rofeSorji taxi, We
s;no M la usi toko
Kedar mlad FAINT oStavi Solske
klopi, ne We, ali je radi tega Ma
svetu, ker Steje zemlja enega pre-
bivalca wee, ali pa radi tega, da
bi zivel pc naravnih zakonih.
Fantje, XII ~zapustijo Solo, dobi-
10 pravi poduk 0 z~ivljeniu Sc lie
IL dobrih casnikov. Teh GaSnikov
Sc bojijo vsi sleparji: kapitalisti
in ljudje. ki priporoGajo drugim,
da maj 6akajo ma socialism 20
smrti. In nauk dobrih Gasnlkov
paralizirajo 5 tenn, da daio IA en-
cent funt tiskanega papirja: rme-
mega casopisja. ki nina druzega
namen kot poneumniti ljudstvo.
Kdor ne opazi tega, verjame vse
laznjivemu kapitaliStiGnemu case
pisju.
Delavci tudi letoS ne bodo incl
pocitnic. Izvzeti so le tisti. Xxi ne
morejo dobiti della ali so pa ma
strajku.
Taxa je 'danaSnia druzba, tax
je d~anaSnji gospodarski listen.
In "a tako laa mai hi Sc ogrevalY
kdo' Mar JAZZ. navaden kmet, Xxi
Sc nj ucil lagati V Solah?
Ia kapitalisticno laz Sc ne mo-
reta ogrevati kmet in delavec.
PrerijSki farmar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
MAST %ZASTOPNIKI.
Illinois: Joe Bratkovic.
Pennsylvania Joe Polk.

Illinois: Joe BratkoviG.
Pennsylvania: Joe Polk.
Pueblo, Colo: Chas. Batista.
Ia Chicago in okolico SO naSi
zastopniki: Mike Kulovec, John
Jereb, Anton Anzicek in Joe "a
vertnik mi. 40 n. Curtis st.
La Sale, H.; John PuGek.
Oglesby, ILL.,. John Bergant.
Waukegan, H.: VarSek.
Flip Godina, "a indianapolis,
Ind. III Anton Mesec, Indianapo-
lis Ind. "a okolico Severno stran.
Zastopnik joe Radelj, box
275, Frontenac. Kans.
FRANC Vegel, b. 1874. Girard, Kas.
in "a Franklin Kans.
Pongrac Jurse, "a f. in w. Mi
neral. Kans.
Nick Vuksinic, Chisholm, MINI.
"a ia okrai in okolico.
Ia Minnesota: Jernej Crnogoj,
Box All Eveleth, MINI.
Anton Sterile, box 344, Gilbert,
MINI.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti.
st. Louis, Mo-: Vincent Cain
kar.
John Gasperin,. %. Stage St.
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Cleveland, o. Frank Cerne in
Frank Cirk. "a Cleveland in oko-
leo.
Lorain, o. in okolico Frank
Vevar.
Conemaugh, Pa: Frank Podboj
in Anton SterziSa.
Darragh, Pa. in okolico: Ivan
Ring.
Toni Mrak "a Hackctt, Pa, in
okolico.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabre-
MIA.
Louis Glazar "a Sygan. Pa. in
okolico.
Nandling. Pa: Frank Verbajs,
box 135.
Wilcox, Pa: Jakob Dolenc.
box 3.
Davis. W. Va: John Mesojedec.
Box 337.
Kenosha, Wis: Ignac Radovan.
milwaukee,, Wis: Frank No
wax in Charlie Elias.
Cumberland, Wyo.: Lozekar
Casper.
Hudson. Wyo.: Anton Jalov-
can.
Rock Springs, Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
PROFIT PIJANCEVANJU.

(lz govora posi- DIR. Adleria V
razpravi o zakonu prot pijante-
vanju.)
Boz proti alkoholizmu. kakor ga
misll ia zakon, St vodi pod cudnim
DECENTRALIZATION Wade. ko ven
dar vsakdo We. da Sc opira vclik
del financnega gospodarstva VIA
de ravno tako Oh ~uzivanje zganja.
Tako poln zganja nj noben pi-
janice kakor VISA kapitalisticna
druzba in viSoka vlada. Socialni
demokratie smo re pred lett ma
nasih strankinih zborih spoznali.
da je BOZ prot alkoholizmu med
naJvaznejSemi nalogami socialne
demokraciie.
V naGrtu Wade pa ne gre ma al
kohol sploh. ampak le "a zganje;
jplvo IN vino pa upIjivata ravno
: tako Skodliivo ma mozgane in dru-
ge organe. Tudi Sc ne eovori o
zganju sploh, ampak lie o zganju
r%eveZev.
Nc ne u%gOvariam. &c So visoko
plemstvo in kar je I MIN Y zvezi.
opaJa, duelira in ugania. kar no
ee. Svojim s~ovraznikom privoScim
vse napake. SimpatiGno nam ic
vsako stremljenjc, XII hoce omejiti
uzlvanJe alkohola. Ampak koliko
resnost ina vlada, Sc bo videlo Sc
PR zakonu o davku ma zganjc. ka-
Oar pride ma razpravo Krekov
predlog, 5 cigar namenom Sc po-
pomona s|triniam in Xxi hoGe, da
Sc porabi veGji del dohodkov cd
zganJa "a temeliitciSi in sistema-
ticni boz prot piiancevanju.
Vazno bi bilo. Skrbeti IA zdravi-
iisca "a pijancc. Pijancevan.ie lju-
bl naJbolj drzava in financni mini
Ster. Alkohol Sc razlikujc cd dru-
gin strupov lie V TEN. da drzava Cd
mega Avi. Pijanccvanjc nj lie ma
paka, .ampak tudi s|ocialna prika-
zen.
Iudi %najrevneiSe proletarce pri-
pravi izobrazba lahko do spoznan-
ID ia vrse S pijanGevanjcm samo-
MOI ma sebi in ma svojem razrcdu.
Delavcem pravim vcdno: Nike
"ur ne ustrezatc tako, Gc Sc opa-
Ja'e' kakor visokim gospodom. Xxi
'em iaz}e white bic mad vami. JAZZ
: me ID skrival pijancev, ampak ma
4ceStl bi Jill kazal ma svarilcn
Y zSIed. Starr Spartanci so opaiali
saznJe in so Jill vodiIi okrog; JAZZ
Oi 81 danes izbral studentc in ka-
,ahrJe. Ia Ome:iitev piianGevania
&c lie dvoje sredstcv. Prvo .ie pro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
gijo, zvinjenje it'd. Z DIR. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain EXpeller Sc dobi tudi v A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenica in Sc spozna pc
varstveni znamki S sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
HLAPCUJ HLAPEC!

Tolik vode nj napravil nit le-
toSnji Syeti Medard. kolikor .ic
napravljajo naSi klerikalci, kadar
Sc razkokodakajo o drlavskem
ypraSaniu. Koliko 50 nam re ma
kvaSili q vcliki nalogi, XII io ina
cerkcv, koliko o svoji demokrati-
cnOSti in SocialnoSti. Tako lepo so
mali peti. da Jim res marsikateri
SlovenSki delavec Sc veriame in
miSli. da bodo reSili liudstvo IL
%SuznoSti. Kadar Smo mi dejali. da
je to vse zlagano. Smo bill Seve-
da 'obrekovalci". ''Krivico" smo
deiali Grnim angelGkom. Xxi nina
jo drugc Skrbi, kakor pomagati
dclavccm ma TEN in ma onem Svc-
tn do izvelicania.
Radovedni Smo. ce bo zdai tn
Iii katoliSki regensburSki Skof 90
Spod Hcnlc obrekovalec. Xxi .ie ma
iavncm mestu Slovcsno potrdil.
kar Smo mi trdili ze ncStctokrat.
Svcti MOI ic namrcG povedal. da
nina katoliSka ccrkcv kratkoma-
10 mic opraviti Z zboli$anicm de-
lavskcga p~olozaia in 5 Socialno re
.Iormo.
Da t. NcmGiia vSrSkozi policai-
ska drzava, je ze davno znano. &c
hi bilo mogoGe, hi ~nairajSi tudi
dclavcc vtaknili Y uniforme in .iih
podlozili vojaSki "disciplini''. To
pa: ne gre: tcmboli pa paziio ma
to. ma tiStc usluihcncc. XII Jill ina
drzava Y rokah. Med tcmi 50 tudi
iclczni@arii. PritiSk manic ic jake
vclik in to j. dcloma tudi razlog.
da lc ncmSka dclavSka %OrganiZa-
eliza dolgo Zelo 2~aostajala. Iadnja
lcta Sc .ic pa vcndar zaGcla nckoli-
ko razviiati in drzavncmu kapi-
talizmu ie Sinil Strah Y koSti. Ma
Saksonskcm 50 n. pr. mcniniG tc-
hinic pomctali IL sluzbc vSc orga-
n%iliranc zclezni6aric. To hi bio
nazadniakom tudi ma Pruskcm in
ma Bavarskcm nailiubSc. Klcri-
kalci so vloZili r~cSolucijo. Xxi "a
.htcva cd Wade oStre korake prot
cvcntualnim stavkam Iclcznicar-
Jew in prot zelczniGarski organi-
zaciji sploh.
IelczniSki minister hi bill $ tenn
ze zadovolien. zee hi Sc ne bal. da
hi s preostrim nastopom lc NALL
Ola V ogeni. pa .ic V gosposki
zbornici deial, da hi Sc Z brutal
MIN zatiranjem doscglo lie to. kar
so rimski c%csarji dosegli \ zati-
ranjem prvih kristianov. To pa Sc
ie zdelo bavarskim plcmcnitaScm
kar cd silc in vstaiali so drug ~
drugim. dokazuic. da So krSGansi-
vo sploh ne vienna $ koalicijsko
pravicO dclavccv.
NajznamcniteiSi .ic bill govor
rcgcnsburSkcga Skofa Ilcnlcia.
Tia je dejal:
"Med socialno demokraciio in
krSGanstvom nj mic podobncga.
KrScanstvo Sc stoletia sploh nj
bavilo $ socialnim vpraSanjcm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
KEEP YOUR HANDS
|. ON YOUR WALLET!
Bunch of Smooth PickpOckets Is Here
For Elks' Week-Several Wis.
itors Already Touched.

Visiting Elks cannot use too much
precaution in safeguarding themselves
against pickpockets. There are a mum
Der OF smooth workers in town and
reports OF touches" are coming into
police headquarters.
f. j. McHenry, San Luis Obisbor
Cal, reports that he lost $500 In
checks, his :ailroad ticket home. some
personal papers anG his grand ledge
Identification card. He vas IN the
Stag hotel when he missed the papers.
While he was in the Elks' temple,
Tuesday night, n. E. Webb passenger
agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
living In East Liverpool. o., says he
was robbed OF $65. ID. & &. dcket
and a Pennsylvania railroad pass.
J. y. Sullivan, of Indianapolis. was
relieved Of $19 and ticket TO Chicago
while he was on the parlor floor Of
the Pontchartraiu hotel "Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
Felix McWilllanIE, ssnior member OF
the nrm of McMiIIlnma A MnOre.
INDIGNANT ALDERMEN
SEND BACK ELK COMPS.
Pasteboards Did Not include Grand
stand Seats for Wives and
Solons Wouldn't Accept.

At an Indignation meeting held after
Tuesday nights session OF the COM
mon council, all the aldermen present
voted TO send back TO the Elks' exec
utive committee the tickets sent them
for the reviewing stand to witness the
parade OF Thursday. In appreciation
OF permission to erect the stand In
Campus Martius, the committee had
sent tickets to all the aldermen, but
they did not include ladies, and were
not transferable. Aid. Charles w.
Burton accidentally received the ticket
made out TO County Auditor Charles
A. Buhrer, and discovered that II read
"and wife" AS soon as this was
known, all the aldermen returned taeir
tickets TO Sergeant AL. Hicks, who
had been commissioned to distribute
them. Most OF the aldermen wrote
notes on the backs OF their tickets
telling why the tickets were returned.
A resolution had been prepared 10 al.
low the stand TO be left up until after
the automobile parade Friday, but this
was not introduced.
81 think that the mistake lay In try
ing to invite so many TO the small
reviewing stand" said Controller
Heineman. who is a prominent factor
IN the Elks' arrangements, but had
nothing to do with issuing the invita-
tons. "The stand is small, owing to
the space which could be given to 1t,
and IL was necessary TO limit the
number OF invitations. think, how
ever. the aldermen would have been
better pleased II they had been given
two tickets each"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
BUFFALO BILLS
LAST STAND HERE
Old Scout Pays Last Visit With His
Rough Riders-Gives Free Ex-
hibition for Elks.

Buffalo Bill, with the Deadwood
stge coach, the locomotive that pulls
the train that is robbed 800 times a
year, his cowboys, soldiers, Cossacks,
Mexicans and Indians arrived in the
city at an early hour Wednesday
morning, and will give two perform
ances at the. JeffeTson-aye. circus
grounds
The "Old Scout" announced that
this will be his farewell tour OF the
country, and AT the end OF the year
he will retire TO his ranch and spend
his declining years In the country
where he was participant In some
or the most stirring scenes in the
country's history. "Bill' Is emphatic
In his statement that this iareNeil
tour will not be repeated, that II Is
hnal. So IL you want your young son
TO see one OF the most picturesque fig
ures In American lie ride his while
charger around the ring, break glass
balls and kill buffalo, take him TO the
show Wednesday afternoon or even
ing.
Col Cody's right hand man, Pawnee
Bill, with his wild horsemen OF the
OIlSHt, NIB CdHltIS anu tleDHdHls, are
strong feature Of the show, and
will appear at every performance.
Pawnee Bill and 1926 of the perform.
ers with the show are Elks, and for
the first time in seven years Buffalo
BIZ consented to permit the troupe
to give a parade out of compliment
to the Elks. The company paraded to
Belle Isle at o'clock Wednesday
morning, where on the open space at
the west end of the island the In
dams, Cowboys and Fasteners gave
a performance for the benefit OF those
who were on hand to see il. The free
show included IA numbers that are no.
on the regular program. Over 200 In
dams assisted, prominent among them
being Chief Iron Tail, who, during the
Indian uprising in 1876. engaged in
a shooting duel With Buffalo Bill"
! in which both escaped unhurt. There
were also l24 cowboys i'm line. and
these with the other performers made
a total of nearly 1000 persons TAX
! ing part In the pageant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
ALLAN 0BsTRUCTs
VOTE ON N. 0. PLAN
Advantage Is Taken Of Council Rule
Which Puts Resolution Over
for One Week.

Aid. Glinnan's resolution to submit
the Moore municipal ownership ordi.
nance to vote of the people Aug. 10
met with enough opposition at the
common council meeting Tuesday
night to put IL over one week. The
resolution carried an appropriation oil
$4,000 for expenses OF the election
and only one objection was necessary
to defer action. The objection was
made by Aid. Allan. Aid. Gilman had
called Aid Reinhardt TO the chair,
that he might take the floor and dis
cuss the resolution. but all debate was
forestalled by Allan's objection.
That few In the common council
are opposed To letting the municipal
ownership question come TO vote be
fore November, when vote, will be
compulsory, was shown when Chair
man Harpfer of the franchise com
mittee introduced "A resolution put
ting three questions to Corporation
Counsel Hally. The questions are
somewhat similar to those answered
by him two or three weeks ago. They
are:
l. IL one or more OF the provisions
OF the measure were found TO be IL
legal would not that make the whole
measure Illegal, especially when one
~ the provisions In doubt is such an
important one az the power OF the city
Ia condemn the property or the ID. l.:
r.? Would not the throwing out OF
that nullity the entire act?
.. Would not the matter OF con-
demninR the company's property have
to be voted on again even II the legis-
lature next winter should pass law
giving the city the undisputed power
To condemn property under such ctr
2 Is IL n compulsory duty OF the
common council to submit to the people
"a charter amendment that appears on
tional? Hally was asked to have an
answer ready TO these questions by
next Tuesday night.
The franchise committee sent in a
communication. advising against re-
tanning Frederick T. Bancroft as en-
gineer to complete the appraisal of
the ID. u. r. property, and recon-
mendiug that another engineer be en-
ployed TO prepare an appraisal (which
cannot be impugned." The commit
tee asked that a letter be sent to
the ID. Y. r. asking II II would stand
the expense of the appraisal. General
Manager Brooks OF the ID. u. r. told
the committee at its meeting that the
company would not do SO. The com
munication was received, neverthe-
less, and resolution framed by
Chairman Harpfer was adopted.
The council passed the kiefer ice
ordinance and the Kiefer ordinance
Iicon ting midWiyps
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
ONCE NOTORIOUS AS
BURGLAR DIES REPENTANT
Man Known Years Ago as "king OF
the Burglars" Is Reformed When
Death Comes.

WEST SWANZEY, N. H., July 49,
Famed throughout the world OF yegg-
dem as King of the Burglars" Char
lie Adams, whose real name was
Langdon w. Moore, Is dead here to-
day after four years of peace with
the law. His last words we're: This
Is the right kind OF finish; TO go
out among your friends
Moore was born in East Washing
ton, n. H., in 1850.
Adams name many years ago was
famed in criminal annals. He engi-
neered many Breaks" the most fam
Gus being the robbery Of the Concord
National bank at Concord, In 1865, In
which affair he was associated with
English Harry" one of the most
skillful British cracksmen that ever
came across the Atlantic.
The two went in the bank while the
cashier was at dinner, and got the
combination Of the safe which the
or shier had marked beside II In lead
pencil. The next day while the cash
Ter was at dinner, Harry went In and
took $500. 900 from the vaults.
Moore's next crime was the robbery
of the bank OF Rockland, Maine, in
1870.
When Moore was arrested in Pauls-
boro, n. J., he gave the police $202,33l
worth of booty.
Moore's last robbery was that OF
the Warren Institution for Savings in
Boston in 1850. For this he was given
q ten-year sentence and on another
charge he got six more. The com
biation kept him in prison until 1925.
Moore said that he had paid the
different police departments OF the
country 100000 for protection. In
his later. years he was greatly be-
friended by Denman Thompson, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
WHERE MEATS ARE KEPT COOL
New Packing House Market, Twentieth Street and
Michigan Avenue, Has Fine Refrigerating Equipment.

The above picture shows a section
OF the refrigerator in the new Packing
House Market. corner Michigan avenue
and Twentieth street. This room is
larger than the average shop where
meats are sold, and II is no uncom-
mon sight to see 100 or more sides OF
beef besides other fresh meats sus-
pended from the racks.
No ice Is used I'm this refrigerator,
and so il is never damp or musty. The
floor is cement; the walls are spotless-
ly white and the air is pure, clean and
crisp. An even temperature is main
tanned night and day by means OF cool
ing pipes and customers may be sure
that any meats bought at the Packing
House Market will be in fine condition,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13

no matter how hot the weather may he.
Every woman who is interested I'm
the all-important problem OF supply
ing the table will be well repaid for
making visit TO the new Packing
House Market. She will find 1t a
pleasant place to trade and only 10
minute ride from the City Hall on the
Michigan avenue car. The shop is
light. cool and airy, and there's not
finer equipped meat market in the
city. All kinds OF fresh and smoked
meats are offered for the customer
selection and "A speciality is made OF
chickens and fish.
The Packing House Market sells for
cash only and delivers no goods. The
result Of these economies is very EVIL
dent in It's prices.