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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
JURY OUT FIVE MINUTES
And Four Sunday Ball Players Were
Acauitted at Elmira.

Elmira. N. Y. Jaly % The four ball
players, members of the Elmira State
League club. who were arrested on Sun
day last. charged with violating the law
in playing bal. on sunday were yester-
dav acquitted Of the charge by a jury
IN Justice Aliens court in the town Of
Southport. The players, William Mark,
John Clugher, James Magic and stephen
O'Neill, were Immediately released.
sheriff r. Stanley Day, who made the
arrests following Governor Hughes de-
cisian in the matter 81 charges preferred
against the county officer. was the only
witness for the prosecution The jury
was out only Eve minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
MOB AT WINDSOR.
Conductor Was Met by volley Of
Stones.

windsor July p. "a mob Of nearly
coo men met the evening train, which
pulled in here from the south at Sol
o'clock last night and as the husky
armed strike breakers conductor stepped
from the train he was met with a vol
ley of stones
The conductor was mhurt, and no
ore suffered injury SO far as could be
learned
Deputy Sheriff Kiniry cleared the To-
cality Of men and prevented any fur
ther demonstration
Every passenger train has run through
on schedule time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
ACTING GRAND MASTER.
Proclamation Of Riggs Death Issued by
Successor

Cincinnati, O.. July % Col. William
B. Melish, deputy grand master. who by
the death Of Grand Master Rugg, be-
comes the official head of the grand en-
campment Of Knights Templar, last night
isssled the following announcement to
the Tenlplar order throughout the world;
In great sorrow | announce the
death. on July Il. at Providence, R, T.,
Of the Most Eminent Grand Master of
Knights Templar In the United States
the Rev, and Sir Knight Henry Warren
Rugg. His funeral service will be held
in Providence, r. T., on Monday. July
25, at O'Clock p M, under Masonic
auspices. His last wishes were that his
Illness or death should make no change
in the program Of the tri-ennial con-
clsge to Be held at Chicago, next month
God brries his workmen but he car
ries on his work
NWilliam Bromwel Nelish
Acting grand master"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
DUG BODY OUT.
That of Ira Baker, Who Was Killed BY
a Quarry Slide

Rutland, July 22 The body Of Ira
Baker. who was killed at a quarry Of
the Clarendon Marble company at West
Rutland Wednesday night by caye-in,
was removed yesterday morning after
many tons Of metal and earth mad been
removed
Edward Curry, who was stapding near
Baker at the time, is suffering from
many cuts and bruises He was brushed
aside by the falling mass and thrown
into a hole, whore he was picked up I'M
conscious. Elmer Powers was cut and
bruised by tie falling rock. Both are
recovering
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT.
States Prison Term for Three Who As
saulted Boston Patrolman.

Boston, July % Robert Vernon, Al.
bert johnson and John J. Anderson were
to-day sentenced 20 one year in states
prison for assaulting patrolman Leary.
Sunday. july 10. when the officer ar
rested William f Deegan. who was later
killed BY LeAry, when he resisted ar
rest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
MORE sERIous SITUATION.
Two Instances Of Stoning Strikebreakers
at White River Junction.

White River junction. July 22-With
two score OF more heavily armed strih
ers camped here in the railroad yards
lest night. and ths two instances of
violence in the stouing Of the slbsti
tute men on passenger and freight trains
during the day, the STRIKE situation en-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
CHASING A THIEF
Who Took Horse and Buggy at White
River Junction.

White River Junction. july 22-J. w.
Button is searching for horse and
carriage, which have been missing from
his livery stable since some time last
week. AT that time man came to the
stable and stated that he wished an
outfit to drive to Bridgewater. Since
then lie has not been seen here but Mr..
Burton is following up various clues.
1t appears that the thief is doubtless
the one who hired a horse and carriage
at Bellows Falls. traded the horse at
Cornish for another, then traded the
carriage for a two wheeled road cart.
finally selling the whole outfit at Leb-
anon. n. H., from which plsce he came
to the Junction to continue his ca
Ieer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
NO BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Efforts to start Organized Sport In Yer
mont Failure.

mont Failure.
The baseball league. composed Of Yer
mont and New York teams, which was
projected from Rutland has been aban-
donfd, the reasons given being lhe late-
ness Of the season and the long jumps
between the various places which were
mentioned for the league circuit. The
Burlington team has been moved bas
and baggage, 60 Fair Haven. where j
win be located during the remainder Of
the summer if the patronage warrants
Tms team was defeated by Rutland at
Rutland Yesterday afternoon by the
score of to g. Darlington wanted a
team. it IS said but objected Sc the
brand 81 baseball whien was furnished
bv its representatives On the diamond
Barre drew ont Of the proposed league
early, for various reasons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22

An automobile party consisting Of the
following persons stopped at the City
hotel. IT p Danford AiEs. G G Dubois.
Master William Dubois Of Bethel, and
Edward Eldredge Of Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
TEDDY CAN'T GET AWAY.
Will Send Letter Advocating Project In.
stead Of Attending Convention.

New York, July % Colonel Roose.
welt will not attend the national good
roads convention at Niagara Falls next
week He told the committee to-day
that 1t would be impossible, but he will
write strong letter in advocacy of the
project.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22

Continued from first page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Eie Mbitimmmng Der Yittsburscr
Straaenba6nlcnte.

Eittsbnr 9a., IS. M1r;. -
Bel Der III Scr lcsteli 9taft bon oeu
bieiigen StraBenbabn geoienIteteil
porsenormenen Abitimmiing iibcr
Die Srage Der llnteritiisi,lig ser Tbi.
labelpbier Strifer itilnlnten 2476
Diitglieoer iiir Die Spmpatbiebclpe.
giit9, 19 oagegen lino Z Stinnl5ettel
iullrben leer nbeegeben. Die 15roae,
iiber luelhc obaeltimmt lpilroe, mar
"Sinb Sic Ioipcit IN Spnpotbie
nit Den Gbiluoelpbier Strifcrn. oob
Sic oieiclben unterItiiben lueroet,
fdllS mon iie bo5il niliforhert?"
Gie inoirefte s5aiillng Der ;Sroge
gilt ais 3eifen. bab fcin Spmpatbie.
Strife beabiid)tigt lit, ionoern nur
pefinidre ooer ioniiisc llnteriiiisuna.
Ias 0ieinltat Der Nbitimmnna lit
ilah EbiIooelpbio icle9rapbirt NOR.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Gongrcfpcrbanb

@dibington I.G., Is. Mirj.
= Gas Hepr1ieitantenbans paiiirte
beutc bic 2cgislatip', grcfiitiu. rnb
Suiti5 0erwilIigunqsbill. welf)e i'm
@an5en nabc5u $3l000.000 ais
pirit. 1ie gnn3e beiitige Sislns oes
Senots plirOe bird cine Heoe bes
Senators GilmnlinS gegcn Die ifne.
bellbe Vil 5ltr 9lmenoirimg Der in.
tcritaatlihen Terfcbrsgciebe III 9ln.
iprlid, genonlntelt Glnilnlus er.
ludbnte oos 8eriift, bof YrGiioent
Gait georoIi babe, ir9rno cilen &c.
l,ator, lpelher Die SiQ niht mter.
itiisc, aus Der republifailiid,en Bar.
Ell ailsitoBen gu laiier. Srosbem.
iagte Giimmihs. fonne er nid)t fir
Die Bill itiiiintcn.
9eioc S1uier perocn inorgcn mic.
Der III Sisilna iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
ScnatOr Saniel's 3nitanb ueridJlim'
inert fidl.

2undb burG go. 10. War5. -
Der 3ultono bcs in Iaptono, 6lu.,
frmf oornieoerliegenoen gunoes'
ieuotors 1aniels bon Tirginicn bat
iih peridliimmert Gr. @ougb, Der
,Somilicnor5t beS Yntientcn, lit tele,
grnpbiid) nod) 1nptona beriiien nor
ocn imo miro bcute 9lbcno 5uIummcll
nit ,Srou Soniel uno ihrer 5od)ter
sSrnu Snrper Oortbin obreilcn. Ir.
@oll9b febrte crit III Der lestcn gSo.
DIE IN oer ?lnnubne, bob Der Scuntcr
nilBer 8ciabr ici bon Oaptono bier
her 5uriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
glmcrifamiioer Nuiatifcr.

Y crp Dprf, 10. MGr5,- @oui3
Houlban, Der iranjolil6e 9luintifer,
bat ieiilcn lebten Slug III glincrifu
gemod)t. lmo lit entidloiien, alii oenl
nGhiten Iompier not ,Sranfreih 5ll'
riid5rfebren. Gr lit in beller gntrii'
ihlna iber uerid)icbcne, 9eBen i'm
onb6ngig gelnahte 3logcu lpegen
Entenucrlctlulg, lrno ntBcroem ia.
acn ibm Oas Mettcr uno Die ollgc'
meincn GcrhGltniiic bier 5ll 2onoG
niht 5u. Sein 0eid)ditSiiibrer 60.
min Glenrp bat iid ucreeblih be-
miibt. i'm bon ieinem 9eiblliiic ob-
slibringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Sd,rcfcnstbat elmer Iabniinuigcn

.Somilton 9. 10. MGr5.
;5rou Gonn Siunmertpn 26 ,SaDre
alt, ipeldc iiirdtete, 5ob mon iie III
Die Stoats. .Srrenonitalt 5u Gopton
bringcn lpollc, lcerte cine Same Ga.
iolin iibcr Elm 9ett ans, olli iuelhem
ibr @ntte I'M Sdlaie lag, iwb 5iins
octc ous @ett ol. 9llS cine @rploiion
eriolgtc, ltiir5tc li6 Oic 6rol fopi'
iiber aus eincm sSenltcr bes 5lueiten
StoflperfS rno iiel olf einen 3oun.
Sic mlrbe t0otlih perlebt in Elm So
ipitnl gebrnft. Der Dimn lit pobr'
ineinlih tootlid) perbronnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
3ic Turbcrnnscn Der SublensrGbcr

GincinnntL 8, IS. MGr;. -
,Sl Der bel,ti9cn Groiinlmgsiisim1
OeS GonpcntS Der. llniteo Wine @or
fers" iuurbe bon menig slnoerem &C
rcoct, ols cincn1 Strife iiir bobert
20bne Sanmtlihe 1900 Ielcgotci
broben in einen geiinllsiturm aus
ols ErGiioent 9elpis in elmer 9lnipru,
he ausricf:
Y@ir iino bier, INN cine 9o6nerbo
blmg 0nrhjiiIcBel - obne Strife
penn mir folnell nbcr Die 2ohn(
miiilcn crbobt peroen."
Ger Gonuent pcrto9tc iid, nahoen1
Derlhieocne Gonite's crnonnt nor.
ben mnren bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
8rebm's 8ier,
ONE GRADE ONLY"

Glaidenbier, btites gier stbraxt -
UnfHan esssSe semse aflstsg,
es - etneM oeinnbHsitilAeu oefs1sfe
~ ma4en t8A Qrpsen1).
e41ue. nertebole unb lpttnI1snSUsriSS Drop
utieH tyel f1r UnmtfIefl, ,aunbf0ait
9ere 1slteunnustt ~ esfudA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Der Strifc in 9ctblcbem.

llncle Som ididt eiuen @ermittler,
Inn bic idpebenocn Streitiroger
bci5ulegen.
Sonth Yctb lcbcm, go, 10.
QiGrj, - 9ta6 Der 9ln1obe eines BE.
omtcu Scr Bethlehem Steel Co." lit
Our6 Die geltern mieoer al Die slrbcit
5uriid9efebrtcn Strifer Die 3obl Ser
slrbeiter lpieoer nui 70 Erp5ent Der
irilberen @elonnltitarfc ongemad)ien.
Ter Sorliber Der 'Strifcr be5eihnct
oicic 9lugabe ols nidt oen Sbotiodcit
gelnGB lmo iibertricbcn Iic &c.
ifGitslcllte i'm 9cbigbtboIe iongcrt
on, bic dGolifcn @irtlrugcn ocS
iiinmOdi9en Strifcs 81 ipiiren.
@uibington I.G.. 10. OtGr5.
- Tie Numoesrcgicrung miro oct
Strife Der 9lrbcitcr Der Bethlehem
Steel 60" rnteriuhen mo ein 9ln.
9eItellter beS Geportemcnts fir San.
bcl lnlo 9lrbcit reiit bcute g(beno nod
Netblcbem ab. Gus @eiud) nm sic
Sntcrucntion Der 9icgicrllng fam bon
Scr Gompugnic.
Ter Strife in Vetblebenl lit ieit
ilber elncm Wonot inn @ange mo an
5000 oOer nlcbr 9lrbciter iino boron
betbeiligt Iic Gompagnie bat groBe
Gontroftc 5ur Sieierlug pon Stubl-
plutten nit Der 9unOesregierimg ab.
ge'dlollcn mo lit oltrd Den Strife
an Der pronptcn 9lilsiiibrilng oericl.
ben perbinocrt moroen. Aus oicicm
0rlrnoe bat iid) Die 9cgicrlmg nod).
9craoe pcranlabt geIcben, iid ms
.Ulittel 5u legcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Rod fein &cinltat.

bcnbdhn.StrlteS III Fhlluoelpbla
/, bat bis icbt nod gtidtS mtsgerid)-
tet. - Ter Spmpotbie=S Strife.
= E6tlubclpbia 10. Wdr5. -
Geo. u. garle, elmer Der &crtretcr Ser
Stuot I'M Gireftprilun Der o&opio
Sranlit Co." bate belltc cine ipeitcrc
Goniercn5 nit oeu 9Irbeiteriiibrcrll
nm lpomoglih cine @oliS 5llr Belle
aung beS StruBcnbnbn.St 5l
iinbcn, 9to6 oericlbcn erflarte er,
cS iei nod feline 2oluuN ungcbnbnt
iporbeil, .ba Die Slrbeiteriiibrer sic
@iebcrunlteqlng iGmintliher Stri.
fer perlanaten, llnb Die Gompognie
lid, inter fciucn llmit1nben ou5u Der.
ltcbeu tonnc, olle leit Dem 9lniong
OeS StrifeS ongeitellten Griotlertc
5u cntlniien. Soifentlieb luerhe id)
icooh irgcnh cin s(lsiucg iinbcn loi-
icn, I'M bieies Sinocrni6 m,s Dem
@egc 5u rGllnlen.
Sinihtlit Oes Spmpotbie. .Strifc@
lit Die Sohlogc nibt iueicutlid) Der.
dnocrt, Giclc 9lrbcitsgcbcr tbciIcn
nit, boB Die 3abI Der on bos @erf
5uriidtebrcnocn Strifcr longiom 5u.
ninlmt uno boB bci @eitent nid)t
nlebr 10 piclc 2eute am Strife linh,
lpie geitcrli. 0ic slrbeitcriiibrer 90.
gegcn bebntptcn, Dob lie groBcn 81.
luods ans oen Heibcn Der nid,torgo-
niIirtcn Nlrbciter erboIten uno ooB
lid t1glid5 mcbr 2crtc Dem Strifc
nnihlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
in Niearaana binserid)tet??

Gas Sd)idiol cillcS Nnnlcn1pet-
tero 2erop Gnnnons, lpelbcr ben.
iclben ridden polltc.
9tem SrleouS, 60, 70. .M1rj.
- Cine Spe5iolbepeihe aus Eort
2ilno, Gotta &ico, 5lliol9e iolI Geo.
4. Cannon, eiu 25.jGbriger 9lmcrifn.
ner lmb Better beS nui @eicbl oeS
ErGiiocnten 3clopa Don g'icuroguu
bingeridteten 2erop Cannon iu 60
rinto I'M 3llhtbollc inter Der slns
tloge einer &ericbmorung 9egen buS
2ebcn oes Gr. Moort5, oes ueuen
ErGiioenteu Don. Nicornguo, binge.
riftct porben iein. Gs perlolltet fer
ner, boB berielbe III @l,leiiclos olS
SetrctGr beS @cneralS Gbomorro
illngirtc.
0arrtS burg, go, IS. War5.
- lopio 81. Cannon Scr 8otcr &c.
rop Gonnon's, erflGrt IN 9eSug oui
Die pbigc 9tudrid)t, er babe fcinen
9teiien obcr ionltigen Gerponbten
NomcnS Geo. i. Gnnuon nnb penn
bic 9tohriht ouf @obrbcit bcrube,
10 miiiic Der pingcrirhtetc elm onoes
rer Cannon gcipelcn 'cin.
@oibing1on .. g.. 10. M0r5.
- Geo. i. Cannon lit nie oIS ein
@eriuunoter 2erop Gaunon'S ioenti.
ii5irt iuorbcn obglcib cS Dor ctlihcn
@ohcn bicB, cr babe lid nof gtico-
ragllo bcgcben, INN Den 600 cincS
SettcrS 5ll ridden. sllii irgcno cine
@cile gelongte er in Suien BON go
rinto an 9oro cineS omerifouiiben
9reil5ers, ucrIieB ieoody ipGter bas
6o6r5clg inb licicrte lih Dem Soo-
fen Gommunbnntcn aus. glnl 3.
WfGr5 purbc er 5n Son Sllon Ocl
Sur iornlea pcrboitct, imb bolo bo.
rnuf lpilroc BON Wono9uu on9efiins
bi9t, boB CT luobnlinnia bcfimoen
iuorOen ici. llcbcr lcin meitercS
Sdicflal iino nod feline omtlihell
9o6ridten bier crbolten moroe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
9entide Sparbanf,
saOpea.ede Baltimore. nno Gutap.etraRe.
Baltimore, "a. Gcbruar 1910.

@dl murc, "a. tScbrudr 1910.
SlI ciucr Geutc acbuIteileu SiBuna ocS Strcf'
iuriitmS puroe beibIoiTcn cine GItrn' TirpeubS
sur Slate eiuer Sdtite eiucs Yrpicuts pro Sabr
fir hao nit Sem 81 Widr8 1910 su Gnbe &C.
Dcuhc Inbr ani aIle moHatIidcn 8ian5en bon
81 3inicn bcrccbtiaten GoutiS nuS3ltpcrien, Die
an icucm Gage often fino.
Scic GrirasSipbcnoe az bon 1 @ro5enD
mn oic idbrlibcu 3nicn (3la 9rp5enD, 5u'
iummen 4 &ro3ent fir ons Sabr perNcn am
unb nocb Dem 4. gtprI 1910 in bic Guittns5.
bicber scr Sepoiitureu cnaciragcn unb ncrbeu,
ipcnn nitbt ee5ogcn, am 1. spril 1910 Sur Ser
5iniuns herebtiat fcn.
Stduiss uth Siaotitcuern bon Der Snnf be-
SnbIt
Gbarlcs Spilmam,
(G1,S,75,S2,0, ,0,9iib) 3riiiocnt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Maddox 20, Myrtle Million, %.
Charles III. Petzke. u; Ida NJ Sachs,
James r. Head. -. Detroit, Emma
y Kane. 20. AdaIr.
lohn. Patrick, 20. Martha \. Heda-
wig ~
%
Wills Poole, ~, Lelama Winnings
l.orne Brydges 30 Mildred ~ Mac
Thomas O. Haycraft %; Aurclia
Beadle 20.
Edward X. ward -, Grace NJ Bear
niger. -!
Phlip smith. %, Rose Meyers. 10
Edmund j. Refs, p Grace Kennedy
40
George W Scoop. 30. Plymouth; Roxey
Allen. 70. same
John =. Elliott 81, Lila Zandcrs. IS
John Wells. 81. orion, Mary a. Johns
ton. 70. Detroit.
David Bershas. 81; Fanny Fleish-
man, 20.
frederick Hall, 25; Imy l. Roberts
%
William Emlng. %, Hattie Acklcy
%
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
DIED.

IOFFMAN-Fo Fob. e6 suddenly. az Grace
hospital Alis Anna Hoffman 8aU-
neN beloved wife Ot Thomas L. GAn-
nuy Funeral Tutsday afternoon NJ
o'clock from the residence. 30
Cass-ave. Iu'erment private
OBlN-teb. b. at residence 81 His
dauRhter Mrs Joseph Lucier, so
BaidWiu-ayc Peter John aged Tor.
beloved husband of Louise. and fatA-
Ell of William Charles Joseph
Frank John. Mrs " a. N11x Mrs
Joseph Lurier. Mrs NJ SuZor and Alrg
william Hayes Funeral Marrh af
m.. at 81 Anthouy's char. "a In
Torment at M. Olivet. Please omit
noWe~S.
LOEWER Feb %. 1910 M l50 pl-
quette aye, William. beloved las-
band Of Louise Locwcr aged -. 30
tee Of funeral later. Columbus pa
pcrs please copy.
SFIiNGJ E--Feh - Sidney s Spraguo.
AT the residence OF his sistcr Mrs.
j. Daccy 39S Baggst Notice OF
funeral later
THOMAS Fob q. az her residence
loved wife 81 James A. Thomas
mother OF Mrs. Nellie HarkeL sister
OF Mrs \. II. Murdoch. M. y n ana
! W. Dolph Funeral Wednesday at
y m. from residence
ZIAlM tftMAN Entered into rest Feb
-. at his home, o23 litaublen-st.
Alexander beloved husband OF Nancy
4 Zimmerman. father OF Mrs. Will
lam Hir5Ch. OF Sanllac Mich. Mrs
Emerson Heath. and Lillian thinner
man, aged 90 years. Funeral We'd
4 nesdaN. 1880 y. IN.
SCNERkROP-At Chattanooga Tenn.
on the 21st. j T. Suverkrop. civil
engineer Sau Francisco. Washington
CD. c.. ana southampton tEngiand
papers please copy.
NEUBERT- Feb rs. sophia Neubert
aged years. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Willam schultz. George and
John II Neubcrt Funeral Tuesday.
at D. IN. from her daughters resi-
deucc - Whirpic-st.
MCBRIDE Feb %. at st Marys hos
pitai George aged Ga years. Fu-
neral services Tuesday at p. m
from Charles Geist chapel. 300 Ram
dolph-st. Member OF Fairbanks post,
9 y. T..
STERLING Feb. IS, at residence. 322
Litcrnois- save. Joseph. beloved son
OF Frank ana Elizabeth sterling
Funeral Tuesday March !, from res
tu,rcc az $50. az Holy Redeemer
church at .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
E

EOuaN ~. ala residence. SnItLneId.
T.uu.s -eU o. YEARS hr.ntri haa-
band OF Elsa NJ Eodeu. father 81
ELI. aul T. -i. brutner OF Air. l. 4
Van >EuS Mrs . Nicholson Mrs
g. fptasuu. Mrs vs. ~ Arscomb.
t0UE 81 and samuel T. B,d.r Flu
u,iai $50 uesdoy. M.rc1 90 30 D. ~.
Please omit flowers
CAROLYN F.b. IS. larrittt H.. beloved
wiz. % john y. mother CO.. Hazel
CH'0ljts daughter OF CAHrles and
Many L8uIaY. sister OF Mrs. J. -
Rnrerach Mfs s. u l.eveuc. Edna
fautas aged 80 years Fuuetaf
Thursday Jt -. u. from parents
residence 5sp Forrest west.
COHEN Feb ~ at his nome. N6 Lin
',olu-ayt.. simon. beloved father OF
Solomon. Joshua and carrie = Co
hon aged - years Funeral we'd
uesduy. D. m
HENDERSON g. at residence.
$50 Fcrduand-avcl. Thomas. beloved
son OF Thomas = and Margaret Hen
dprsOu Funeral from residence,
Tuesday. March Q. o. $50. and Holy
Redecmcr church at 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
OSCAR sCHNITz'S LIDDLE BOY
BY Fred Schaefcr

ny FTed oCnaelCV'
! haf a liddle boy ad home
He looks like me So much.
Dol # he had chin yitzkers ON
lie voult nod need a touch
To pc a imdtch OF his dad
by golly. hes q handsome lad
Won day heard him mimic me;
he said. I'D aind already yet
Der nclghbors snoCrcd hiss English as
Der Wrratest dcy hat met.
! tell YOU got pretty mad
Ven he talked broken like hiss dad
tot ; bedder spank dot boy
So he don q imitade.
Bu H. vust iaugHed me uuid. hg dit
Und said "Aw. cheese 90 Fale''
Neu. Gw dit aud whip der lad.
Becoss bios English aind so bad
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THE EVENING STORY

loosely INTO MS bag and they hurried
.rom place 10 place.
After siS hours with brief inter
al tor lunch they We're utterly n
sued. Including The time spent IN
itaVersinS the streets. each separate
purchase mad occupied l1ur minutes,
equivalent To the expenditure OF 10
ms al aaur. ihcrc remained more
'han "a hundred. aud most OF mo DAY
was gone. Jones va' Jeerlns al them
ana the bag that contained the 'hai'-o
"as sroWine apureciabiy heavier. sud
denly Has mes hat an idea
The subWa! IA" shouted,
40 riding included" cried Jones.
The asicement says simply pur
chase. retorted Haynes. Our friend
VII! purchase rides. Take me Iocai
from station TO station, aud get ne"
ticket each time lac shouted liur'
rail- for rest
Jones ulkil} acouJesced. ana tEe\
spent tn" rest or The day riding hp-
town and back asa'n, rms was
lltle more rapid thaH me Iorli'oI
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BIRTHS.


GIRLS
Arthur Ecaume. BIS Toledo
John bzecuoWsku. 269 Thirty firth.
Daniel L. 202 Fisher
John Laskt.. ti9 Seventeenth.
William Brown. 81 Lauderdale
Ernest Burnett, 32 Locust
James Butler. 23t Buttrrnut
t4Hfles carter. Us fourteenth.
John klackman. 20 Monroe.
John Fletcher 1873 sherman
August Pas,lk, - kercheVal
Gustav Shrotski, Florence.
john Hubbard. 4l6 Palmer
William LumSd.u, 20 Rowan
stephen Delaney Az Lafayette
Nelson Mulcaster. ll2 Cherry.
John Davidson 20 Johnston
Gavin Fleming l2s Artillery
Barton May 23 Jerome
Morton MUrtuuSuu. 1870 CottrelI
Charles Beech, 1876 Wabash
Thomas smith. 1888 FairVlew
BOYS
Paul Pokriefka. 90 Lovett.
Walter Huard. ll12 second
Herbert boue. 100 Thaddeus.
Alexander De Ridden, 25U Fort.
Julius Icrbst 400 cavalry.
Phillip Micscl, 1876 Post.
Albert krSslcr. 20 philadelphia.
STANLEY GotoWski. 623 Kirby
George BiNthWun. 40 Hubbard.
Charles saith. H. Ludden
Leo Navarro Womau's hospital.
Henry Bertram. 357 Linwood
William Pocock 2ll Twenty nth.
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GIRL PHILOSOPHY.

A girls first love is the school
mar m.
When girl sticks her tongue out
al hos it is only her way OF noticing
hm
When a girl has taste. she begins TO
cr!ticisc The hats her mother makes
her wear
When two girls are chummy it indi-
Gates ,hal their beaux are not the
same fellow
good many girls like To help with
the brCqEfast after IL is cooked
BuSincss-lihc s'riutine- NO russ and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John " st Phone 1898.
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tones. his friend. were each -
"A over $500 To- fembleton, the En2.
an. II was e. be. entirely in DtilS
apiece. which obey would Obtain
IN bank on landing ami Tempict'i
MO purchase 20u articles o. duF
- between breakfast and the din
/ hour, none 10 exceed 81 I'm vain
smiPht. however. procure articles
D. less than 81 apiece, in whish
II all the change was Co 20 to jrr
ar " the bet. while thc articles
Ej2hased were go be- TemplctOu $
~ property
,e trio put up at the Eagle holel
BROADWAY. and after Breakfast ;uc
mOrn.ne Haynes and Jones an
cd with 200 new 50 bills whic1
handed to Templcton They were
company him with q grip for the
4 bose OF holding lhe change
! is easy. TemplctOn, said Haynes.
ly 200 purchases TO make. and
rly II hours in which 10 DO f.
k him good. aud get all The char Pc
can, because want all that's
ing To- me
hey made a tour OF the stores in
shopping district. ami Tcmpleton
B soon stocked M with grips. ar.
Is of clothing. books. jewelr5
fything that he could have Any
feivable use for He rendered 81
Ill In payment for everything Bu,
Shs soon evident that all articies
3ht at the same place would le
sbed together upon the bill This
tessitated a separate shop for eyery
fhase. Haynes thrust the change