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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-14
MAY COMPLETE PANAMA CANAL
A YEAR EARLIER THAN EXPECT

Washington 14Omcals Wit how
Panama Canal the
a ,
earlier will
ihng the the lead that
upporters.
Or
and
he
Tafs
suit in the pending
support
officially the date
the
fies-Joh prize in sanFr
nothing
between
hold
the expected Congress
headquarters for
lions OF dollars finance their
ton Neither asked Congress
appropriation for loan,
for Governmental Exposition Each interesting
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-14
MONEY TO FIGHT
TUBERCULOSIS

Charleston, Nov. 14.-Mr. George s.
Laidley. president Of the Kanawha
County Ant-Tuberculosis League. has
rendered the following report of the
work OF the league and makes an ar
dent plea for cash donations 10 carry
ON the work in this community.
The Kanawha County AnttTubcr-
culosis League has employed a train
cd nurse. Miss Siike. for The pas.
car Who deyotcs all Of her timo to
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
9EGULARS RELY on
PRESIDENT TAT 7
Say Only His Active Participation
Will Save Railroad Bill From
Complete Defeat.

WASHINGTON. May Just to
give the president chance TO see
what legislative wreck looks like,
Inc regulars refrained today from
any further effort 10 patch mp the
/ railroad bill They desire him to see
thc battered fayorite of the admins
ration ~ its worst IN the hope tnat
he Will be moved 10 employ the big
, stick i'm he fight TO put 1t through
ongress.
n was announced that the program
Tor today's session would call Tor a
orple IF long speeches that would
, give li.tle or no time for considera-
ion OF the bin. thai would leave the
M asnre IN the air until the president
rriyed and AFFORD him an opportunity
suggest plans for disposing Of the
meek. IN their hopelcss state the
leaders 2, both ends Of the capitol
eel hat they can accomplish nothing
lnless the president viii consent to
AXE IN active part in the contest
4 senatr veteran declared TO a
friend TO-DAY that he proposed TO tell
The president point blank that he had
no business 10 be travelling around
when bills OF Importance to the party
N'lt ii' uhN1tls ~ MAY MANI
unpopular at the white house he
added. but / will tell him what /
think of il
Open mutiny has broken ont
among the stampcded regulars in the
house Il Is the custom when a roll
call is 20 bc taken TO signal the fact
on electro bells placed throughout
the mouse erd OF the capitol and the
once building. The tone of the bells
is loud and penetrating and gives
everybody plain notice
20 cast . record vote has always
Boz, eli accornted an important act by
congre ssnen and II has been their in
variable custom To hustle, when called
40 the chamber for that purpose.
IN contrast with IN is the fact
MAT on o recent roll call thirty OF
me reg"lars SAT in their Offices and
refused to respond TO the call Of the
bells. The Republican whip visited
item and by personal eXhortatioa
tried 20 secure their Attendance Their
answer was. in substance The presi-
dent running around the country
and If he does NOT care for the bill
why should we bother about IT,
Progressive senators are disinclined
10 talk about the presidents charge
that they are responsible for the
nuddled condition OF affairs because
they desire - avoid a personal con
ucyersy win him.
Not now. said a progressive who
was asked for statement. but this
is gong to lead 10 an acute situation.
The real csuSe of the faildown. how
ever. Is that they had the foolish Idea
that thor coglt write a bill covering
as much important ground as does
this one at cabinet meeting, and
then have everybody vote for ii pre-
ciscly as they sent il TO us.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
DIED.

DENENDORF-M q. 1910. sudden. =.
AZ MS residence. Sandwich. ont. ar
& \ Devcndorf Funeral scr, ir,ss
from Cha?cl at Woodlawn cemetery,
Friday ~ p. ma
i'Al'l Man o. at her home. i1iN-.scnt-
ien-aNe.. aged Ga vents, dear mot HFr
OF August. LYDIA aud clara Fan b.
anc MIS- MARY llUnmler. Funern
ridaN az 20 from residence. AMI =
from GefhsrWanD rhP"h w'h'Y
FHEN May 9. Frcd Frey. IaaGf &,
wears. beloved husband of Emo iia
"reN and fatrcr 81 Fred Ir., i>tsnd
an' son 80 Mrs fredericka Frey ~
neral Friday from residence, Gao 49,
Nrpis-si.. ~ : L. M
HOBAN MARY Estelle. beloved wife of
j. WILLIAMS liobuu. Crosse i'niil 80,
daughter OF MI and Mrs. cha les
Van Antwerp. sister 81 Charles -,
Frank Il and Alice Van Antwcfp.
Funeral Friday al ,.t5 a. ~. from
als Twclfth-St.. Detroit. and from -.
Pauls church, Crosse Pointe. a, -
a. m
SOEST May I. Theresa. aged - wears
widow OF the late Joseph Socst and
motbet V( Mrs. Joseph Gruss loseP.r.
Frederick Edward and August soCst.
Funeral from residence. Dob Adriaid -
-. ~aturdn. at m. -. JOSEPH !
church AT $50
STEWART May 1910. at pareu.s'
residence 1871 >lNtceuth-st. Charles
Wilson, beloved son 90 Mr. and Mr..
tred ;. stewart aged . Years 10
neral from Residence Friday. MAJ g.
az 80 D. m Funeral private. TAM
ilton ana Ileristou papers pleas
copy
THEINER May 9. at residence. eg5
Gratiot-ave. Gustav Theincr, beloved
father ~ Mrs otto Stahlhuck Ed
ward Helen ANA Paul 'rheiner aged
50 years. Funeral Friday. May q,
from above residence at =. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
NAVAL VETERAN WEBS.
Anton Xiii 49, Spent ~ Years
Alb lard Man-ofWar.

Anton XIII who despite his 60
ears. displays his military training
IN every step. visited the county bulld-
ing Thursda@ morning and TOOK o1t
"a marriapc license TO wed Catherine
Towlowska aged 80
IN making out his AFFIDAVIT. XIII
cave his occupation as that OF 6 re-
tired soldler, ana explained hat he
had been Tor 20 years in the German
navv ana Tor IL years in the Ameri-
can nav.
YES. admit am old enough tu
marry. and some people may say In
100 old" he remarked But J have
beer 100 busy al my life To think o.
niatrimouv What use did have OF
wife when 4 years of my life have
been spent ON board a ofwaT.
Now that have retired ! have nv
pension TO 1.-Two on. and intend 10
take things easy. To help me eniuE
lift thought I needed n wife. y
Mr. aud Mrs. Kill will live a No.
So Russell st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
la / SWerS Attack
iy YIN. Innings Lryan

81 LOUIS. Mo. May 5.-ln his
speech a. The luncheon OF the Men $
league tate Wednesday afternoon,
preSident Taft answered VIM J. Bly,
an = criticism OF the appointment OF
GOV. Hughes. of New York. TO the su.
prone court OF the United States
All | am appealing tor is justice
and u square deal" said the presl.
deat, not especially Tor myself, for
indeed am u Il position where can
get along better than some OF The
rest without it, But, | am appealing
tor Justice IN dealing with all classes
The president declared that he held
the appointment of men to the sd
preme bench TO be the most sacred oil
mis- duties He continued
Now. don't like 10 be invidious
in my remarks or. 10 quote what may
have been a misGuotatiOn. but | did
hear or SEE criticism of one appoint
mont on the ground. rs | understood
il. that the appoiutee was not an I'M
placable foe Of wealth and corpora
tons think perhaps that criticism
had been misunderstood and that the
utterer of II did not intend To give IL
jhe meaning thar. thus stated, il
seems TO have.
Il believe that all, Democrats and
Republicans and insurgents VINO ave
patriotic citizens. and we are all that
are in favor OF having on 10 bench
men who are foes of nothing out what
Is wrong and are in favor of equal
justice TO everyone. whether that Ge
an organization OF men doing business
under the law and using the instlu.
mentality of corporation to promote
the industries OF the country. on be The
humblest citizen struggling with his
hand TO earn livelihood for his fam.
lily
II do not mean tu say that men. by
their habits OF life. may not acquire
n bent or prejudice IN one direction
or another. anu that II isn't wise 30
select for the highest tribunal M u
who have not such bent and who
have not in their makeup the DANCE
! CT prejudice TO one interest or agains,
another. But | do mean 10 say that
in the public journals aud in what
may call the cant of the demagogues
there is a disposition TO charge that
sind of a bent in favor OF corporate
wealth and corporate greed and cor.
porate monopoly when there is no jus
tIce for the charge at all.
This assumption of peculiar homes.
~ manifested by class declaration and
the stirring mp of class spirit il some
thing that ought TO be deprecated in
our republic or else IL will lead Ia
great danger. We ought To take III
,hc discussion of public questions and
diseases their effect with judicial calm.
ness and not have our minds diverted
Ivy charges of prejudice and corrupt
motives: ! say charges utterly unsup-
ported by evidence or calm consider.
alton
The president urged by his auli
oncc 10 continue. said the cost OF
litigation IN the courts drives business
men so arbitration. and again Pledge
his efforts TO bring about change So
cases can be disposed OF more prompt
~ lie said this Is his best ansv 81
to the Socialists. WAC are deerying ia.
present institutions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
HEINZE DEFENSE SCORES.
art Refuses TO Allow Prosecution
TO introduce Records.

New YORK MAY The prosecn-
| n in the trial OF Fritz Augusta,
Sinze for alleged violation of the NJ.
|nal banking Law suffered another
b eek when judge Hough today r..
bed to admit certain pages of the
+ ora books OF the United Copper
as evidence District Attorney
50 contCnded the books showed the
3huecti0n Of lieinze with q pool in
tied states Copper in 1907. anl
He'd Fred ECkstcin. formerly score.
~ 10 Arthur 7. Heinzo 10 identife
\ entries. Stanchheld objected and
| 20 Houch declared he saw nothin :
the books which indicated any COZ
|ctior between the defendant and
pool
Eckstcin was questioned regarding
Il names % the members Of a synd..
f. which operated in United Coppe
1907 hut Houah sustained another
lection
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Frapk Noinas "13 Putnam
William I.onno' SIG Junction
arthur Jarvis. Grace Hospital
Charles Zuong 80 Mnllc;t
leo lIoe0oin @21 Claulbcvlnin
Norritt Robertson. iIP7 Fifteenth
Nicola SDVestro. iia Hendricks
Eugene Buckley. tG9 High.
sam N,ttke. Gio Tromblcv
Rudolf Srhark 10 Gratiot
Frcd"rick Rurheus. 80 Howard
Ian PiEl0vslti. CO.. Eirhy
Adam palinSki 51a Brady.
idolf Gcho"r l5a Gradv
Leonard TackaiurN .li Horton.
BOYS
Joseph NarZcc. 60 Peterson.
Frank L.eEowekl e5g Buchanan.
Henry Lctz iGG Hunt
Jolfn Tr"nlhlcv. 39S Abbott.
Morse fia"dy loo Jcncs
Edward NGrdc-VCcr sal Mack
Ins"ph Mro2nwski. - clayton
Pctcr Ncill lOl Iin2ce
Carl liaechcwSki. - Tiuzee
Nhort Hnass 90 Napoleon
pjo Piazzh. G6l Birard
Nu@ust S'mi $40 pivard.
Rrlph Rnrdall. 1t2J Russell.
Albert Nalow 80 Illinois
Henry fremont - CharleVoiv.
George schwartz 80 Nayhurv
Pete Ios"uhotitcb. Ia Florence.
ANTHONY Dro2ovski SIS Chcnc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
UDS0N MOTOR CAR co.
ADDS TO ITS STAFF
chard Bacon, Jr., Joins Elite Group
IN Growing Concerns Sales
Department,

\ Rlcaard Bacon Jr. widely known
tung automobile men, and associated
many wears with the trade. is th.
est al litiou To- ttt sales Organization
| the Hudson Motor Car 90
like imany other automobile mon AZ
ron VS. graduate ~ >tnc old bicycle
~ MI has IN Vteusivc arquaintauL .
| the as,encv field
|Manv wears iu tic service OF If \.
Izlet g co. American bicycle -.
Iipe Manufacturers 60, AZ bran, 10
|lnager IN chicago for tho Stuoc-
Ikcr and thu Cleveland Motor g..
u. aud frf s'vttal years sales maa-
tcr 81 the HHvHes Automobile co. has
|v,n NJ B1rou unusual opportunity
become current with an augic5 -.
L. business.
lair Bacon Is ono ~ several strong
Id/eNprricnced men who have recent,
bon added 10 the sales department 90
IT, Hudson Motor Car CO. by r.. g.
|prsc. general sales manager Il IS
L. attention Of the Hudson company
make its sales department The
|roegtst iN the country. and to this
|d tcverai OF the best known ana yios f;
|dely experienced men 10 the country
Lva been added TO the sales staff
|itlTtr the last few days,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
ACTORS STRICKEN.
Mabel Talsferro\ and Frank Worthins
Quit Stage.

NEW YORK, May b Mabel Talia-
fcro and Frank Worthing are in 70.
lircmeui from the stage today. the
former from nervous cOllapse and
the hitter from tuberculosis OF the
throat.
WOrthing returned today from PITTS
burg where he was forced 10 quit tn
leading part in is MatrimoD r al Fail
~" < Me .wilh sail toy. Enc land SaN
pri,N for treatment bht il is not be-
lleNvd that he Will ever be able 10 ~
turn 20 the stage. His trouble has
been growing worse rapidly and no
has now lost his voice
Mabel Taliafcno, who in private
lie Is Mrs Frederic Thompson. was
taken today to a sanitarium al Dam
Vile, y. Y.
The cai of the Cricket" in which
ehc was starring Al the Belasco. has
Teen closed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

chas =. IIcves 20. Flat Rock. Liza
Brown. %. samo
:. IjerLest p Williams. 81 Margaror
ol!vc +. starl,s. a. Detroit: Martha
L. WhaleL. -. ROYAL oak
wicz. %
:, Fred Wolfror g. BEDFORD carrie
Macker %. same
John +. be Groat ~ Ellen Boslcy.
Peter wounski rs Kmiguuda Way
George Bour!ler, %. Eiycr Roole:
Anna 'harhonneaG. 20. same
Joseph GorczYca p Caroline koni-
aCzna. -.
Horny KarwowskL 81. Antoplna 10y
andowskY. -
Fc,er Seifort % Catherine weincrt
Nchalaas Kaip. ~ Rosalia se.fert.
Leopold MilosszewskL 81 Mary =
NitulskA. U.s.
Frank Zrehetz 81 KATE Raj q
Joseph Haranczak p. Mary Przyby-
oka. IS.
:. rruno c schumuck. % Helen r
NJ EclVcN. -
Stanislaus Witanski. 81 Eva Was-
x, wskN IS
Edward \ IIoislne,on. 81 Maudc =
Eenrdsiey a.
Charles Laing, - Lima O.: Minnie
FlCklc. lS same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
TROLLEY STRIKE ENDS.
Mayor Of Columbus Gives Jobs to En-
ployos Discharged by Company.

COLUMBUS. o. May "a settle.
mont Of The Columbus Street CO.
strike was today brought about ~
Mayor Marshall oderins jobs to the
lour men who had been discharge
by the company and for whose rem.
statement $50 motormen and conduct.
GrS W mt on strike
The mayors proposition was accept
eu ~ mass meeting OF the car en-.
ploycs early this morning The corr
ranv had previously agreed Today
all cars are In operation
IN the terms of settlement. tho com
many qgrees not 20 discriminate
agains, men who are members of the
union or against those who may join
III I'm the future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
ATE FAIR LANDS LIVE WIRE
thard {. Tuoke- VIII Handle Pub
iicity Work Fo- BIG Show.


announcement is made hy the
|,hi2an state Fajr association thar
rhard L. Tucker. Minneapolis
Fspaper and pubncitv man. has
Pm secured 90 handle he rubhciiy
ad,ortisins for the fair this year
Mr.. Tucker previous to his work
M!nrcarolis was IN Rochester y.
For two wears he handled the
omobile dcnartment OF the Mime.
Pills Tribune and was on the en-
tainneit committee having in
hrge he Glidden arrangements in
CITY last summer In view of the
1 thai The state fair this year viii
Esent 80 automobile show which
90 Justice 20 ihe nrominence Of
industry ~ Detroit. II was
pught advisable 90 secure toe ser
es of nau fJmi'iar with autOmo-
publicity besides general press
Mr. Trcic~ s the second Mime
bhs NAV 10 become associated with
Nichtcau 'atr this wear. Walter
MilmTt the cX-hic league ball play.
ard lately manager Of automobile
bws having become Superintendent
thc motor show TO he hcld here IN
troit - he fair Plans hayc been
nplotcd a"d work will he started
bn on thc biz now 100000 automo-
2 building which viii afford the
llers and factories Of Detroit $4,000
lare fee for exhibition purposes.
The business aud finance commit
5 of The fair association met Wed
sdav and apprOvcd contracts for
! first portion Of the new machinery
n whicn whom COMPLETED will
present IN investment OF s15.O00.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
iiii;I',

COLLINS MAJ =. 1"lo az residence ct
hcr mothcr. Mrs Elizabeth VI r,r
Inns 600 Secoud-aVca Mario ,u.
tcinctte. sister 90 Matgarrt IS and
t'Narlcs\ y Funeral froW house q,
$50. aud ~ AioNsius ChNfcN % aN ta..
Saturday MAJ Lapcrt papers
please copy.
CRNIB- Man, g. ut residence. $50 ~,
Elliott clare NOss Craih. aged
wears. beloved VIE ~ James craia.
and daughter 90 Herman and sister
90 Mar. Noss Funeral srr,ices at
residence Friday afternoon at 80
O'Clock IutCrmcut at German Ifith-
cram cemetery
ct NNINGIINM Nh, g. capt jane H.
AZ - Marv's hospital, brother or r.d-
ward aud father 81 Mrs. Datfd>AlCX-
andeP. and granafathVr Vf David
stewart Alexander Notice OF H.
neral hereafter.
pUMoNf May at New York MAJ
celine Dumuut. beloved mother ~
Mrs w NJ Perish. Mrs Peter r.
rerk aud George pMfnont Funeral
Friday. SEQ m. from Henry
Hastings funeral pariers and =
O'Clock 1t. J0achims church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
R,00Q,90O|Nb0NOs
ADDED TO ROLLS
essors Plan Of Checking Up securi-
les Listed as Non Accessible Re-
sponsible for Big Increase.

IS result ~ the system OF check
bonds listed ~ non.taAahlc by cor
ations ana nhanC ial concerns. 80
of more than $1,000. 600 has been
led 10 the assessment rolls OF the
TINS year Ia past years. persons
corporations simply stated lae
punt ct non-taXable municipal bonds
: by them, and thee We're charged
from the amount of their credits.
IDS might be held by one person
returned TO the assesso" and BE-
To another ucrSon or con rcrn nh"
day. and also listed as an offs I
the new purchaser
h assessors learned that this 'k''
OF londs vas growing 10 a consid-
BILE extent az so made all persons
ing rhcsc bonls this year give The
hlcr OF tho bonds These were then
licked ~ ami u became appafcnl
I some bonds we're hcinr returned
thee or -four different persons.
resulted IN clerks from ihe asses.
Office being sent 20 look a. cr
books of some of the banks ahi
ST com anies.
pnc biz lnancial institution changed
statement after this checking mp
.ns 10 show S3tcaa more OF taXa'il lie
|dits ,ian wcra shown In lts h;st
femcu, There wore smaller IN
nses oil aloro ,Fc lirc u this way
|iltina ~ tic twa milton dollar -,
|hse Shown
Two complaints against hc in
hscd land yaiucs fVod bv Assessor
Fan for the downtown district we're
ri bv he board OF revicw Thurs
morning One az these was t1r
perry on atavette boulevard aAd
Sthcr for lots on Michigan ave. or
tie the Hotol Cadillac m ca h
Q the board OF review uprcld lie
|essur
hc Michigan Rondinc & surety so
| ed "a have ~ assessment lowered
3minE that tho bonds il holds arr
y as reserve under tho state law
should ROT he charged a. assets
HE ordinary sensC Decision was
frVcl
pariCl 4 C3mrau protested stron"l"
'ausc tho assessors were aS ''.'
|art of Lake $ clair He showed
hoard of review that tie property
|oining the Crosse poiDtc race trac&
|perty Ia been assessed clear out
the haroor lire which is oonsjd,
|ble distance off shore The board
Rided 10 cat Gown tho amount Of
|earc So as to lct he water out OF
valuation. hut the aluation OF the
III WIS Increased pCr acre.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
DAILY DEATH LIST.

I.avina Brown, rs Lowcrenz. I vear.
scarlet fever
Truman II Swallow. 80 RoscdaIc. -
Years pueumonia.
Nicholaa Knoll 1901 Jefferson west
80 wears. alcohol
Elizabeth Conway - TUscola. 4f
wears. carcinoma.
Ellen Mciicury. Eloisc. Mich ~
vcRrs. senilltt
Theodore Rhcincr EIo.se. Mich -
vlRrs purctic icmortia
Fred Elluk - Nam, hospital sc
votrs. alcoholism
El'rnote R"chetto a2aig Monroe. 2
months mnrasmus
iosoph Cunningham - Mary's hos
pitll. 4 wears urCmi3
Nlviu Peterson. lbs Abbott. a. years
miirol inrnmpot"urr
trrnic " sloan. go Leicester. "A
vcrrs pcrUirinGs auclula
EiUhemia campbell - seldom. e
wars heart disease
Eleanor Jcdorr. Harper hospital, .,
wears. t~phold frYrr
Julius Gmcincr $50 Congress east 81
wears ucphritiS
Jacob Mann. Harper hospital 80
years pruomia
Sara pcrya". go Clcuc so years
r-~d Fre, GO uuoo. 81 wears cir
ih".is hrpatic
Mar ianin JaGloWl,z, $50 puhoI~ 4
Nenrs mvorprdjtfs.
rrouo t.fleV~l,t 5fl Mitchell.
months pneumonia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
WILL KEEP RECORDS.
County Clerks TO Be Given History Of
Auto S9csd Violatore.
.ANSING. Mon. May 5. SEQ

LANSING. Mich. May 5.-tSpecial)
Clerks in the secretary OF states
office are compiling the history of all
automobile drivers in the state who
have been arrested for speeding or
other violations of the automobile
law.
All county clerks will be furnished
with the data and IL will he used 10
determine whether violators are first
offenders or not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Pre-MilIenniaI Conference, May 20.

The second in the series of three
Pre-Millcnnial bible conferences will
be held May 20, the place vet TO be
selected. but II will probably be In
some downtown church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
The
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any OF
Ihe 'ldsslficr tons In these columns
one cent per word sach insertion.
.Hsn IN advance No adv ertise'nent
inserted for less than Is cents
PERSONS whose names appear in
lue tel"phon" directories may nave
Advertisements charged ~ above
tatea con-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
H0ME-CITY 1885
BELI-MAIN 11Q3

Fof the convenience o. patrons
stIanerlnenfs nrVc been made with
e following 10 receive timer al
aIsentnts al the same rate ne
'haised With the home orn,e
EAST SIDE.
,"s"'rn-trencb Coal Co. No s3.
Tar hcId-aNe east
Eui"ft PharmIacy. Mt Elliott ind
fiattot -aves
"nwn. No So Jenerson-ave
~ Mrl'berson. No 2lOO Grs.,ot-ave Cd
DoSlte car harms
WEST SIDE.
-. E""sor, 40. s95 Grand River-ave
"tnrr >iautOO. No l6s Myrt,e-s.
" DrtscOiI, No. All Michigan
:! w. Nif'"rd. No 1919 Forrest west
Hrush. 10 594 Michigan-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

Job Printing done eight. Times
Printing Co.. 10 John R-st. Call Main
ICES. or City 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
FOR SAi.E-N. ,.1ST tors.


FOR SALE Land at s. s.. $40 AMI gp
per acre in EosCommon county. Mica.
JOEL EMERY Prulcnyille. Micn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
.nENTtsgs.

HELL :. A.ii.s---l- ENtI.E.
---------------- ----------
Carpet LAYERS wanted. Apply 30
Mr.. Rowe. Sth floor Newcomb-
lndicoit co.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. small famil. poo llWlbut
GERMAN Girl. for cook also
second maid, German preferred,
good wages. ~ l.incoln-ave.
Gn;I. for general homework 1853
rooklyn-avc.-
.|Iff t.
LARGE. strong girls wanted
Parke. Davis g. Co.
THREE GIRLS FOR boarding house
81 Milwa ukcc-aVe east, hrst-cidss
Tlrcc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
5uiacnuH,t.
SeifriSer Cnfeleus Seitament

geiriSer Snfelcns S%eitamcnte.
Suben Gperion, en- Sarmer NOR So
crosse, efterlob iig beb fin 9so ct
Seitamente, ifsIge Bpilfet $4,000
al hans Sormue ifitloe ifiGnfet for.
Ifieaiae ~litberife &irfer, mebens Se-
Itotoreus Iiecer fin ifllNe babe
$4,000. 0e bar berior taget Sfriot
iii at omitsoe Snfelens Sstamente
iSet Sc paaitaar Der fra pisic Sob
bleu spet ct utiIbsrligt Tres pao
bam.
Sil life aiue tabt. Smenbifieni
Statens 8rimGrpolelop er blepen op'
retbolot peo SsieIteretSfisnoelIe, pil
bens Iienner BOG life bernco 9ine
tnbt. Aopcfat s. 6. 2ebr | Nipple
ton, Der re~prpIenterer SolalooerS BE
fipmpere, erflerebe uentlig Den 100
IS. at ser Dor al Souoipnli9hco for.
at Sooen piloe blipe o~ppclleret I'll o.
8oreneSe Stutcrs Soieitcret. % Der
pilSe blipc oiort olt mltligt ios al
foa Ell aicnSclie al benne Net tsr
npIte 8rimprpalg / September Wfna'
req.