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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
VERDICT Den leo
EuNICE CURRIE
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY co
WINS CASE BROUGHT BY OF
TUMWA WOMAN ON POLICY

A virdict for the defendant was
found by the jury in the case of
Eunice Currie against the Continental
Casualty Co. The verdict was reach
ed last evening about 1880 and this
morning read in the open court upon
converting Of the fourth day Of the
term. Thus ends the third effort TO
have the case settled. The first time
Mrs. Currie took the case to court she
won decision but this was reversed
upon the case being appealed By the
defendant company in the supreme
court. The case was sent back 70 the
lower court for !ehearing and was, be-
gun Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday
afternoon tie case reached the jury
The case of e. e. Collins VS.. Frank
Koht, involving $4,000 commission
claimed by the plaintiff, begins this at
.ternoon. The jury was empanelled
this morning for this case, but requir-
ing some time to prepare for the case,
the attorneys were given until this
afternoon by the court to begin the
hearing. The jury was excused until
1880 when the members took their
place in the jury box. The jury fol-
low:
John Daily, Charles Foster, A. M.
Overturf, Fred Farmer, Vic. Pohlson,
Tom Chance, Frank Anderson, Dexter
Middlesworth, George Ruhl, Lin.
Burns, Patsey Glenn and J. A. Cald-
we'll.
A number Of cases were disposed of
yesterday during the interval that
elapsed between the retiring of the
jury in the Currie case and the work
of taking up the Collins-Koht case.
One was that of the Eldon Savings
bank against John Atkinson ct al. The
former was victor In the proceedings,
the court issuing an execution against
the defendant, Atkinson, and certain
property involved. ordering the sale of
the later or sufficient Of the same to
satisfy the amount involved in mort
gage that formed portion of the ac-
ton. The amount the bank RECEIVERS is
$336.7S and an attorney fee of $26.S0.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
EDDyviLLE.

G. A. Griffith left yesterday for La
Reaux S. D. on a land inspecting trip.
Tom Hagan of Stewart, Ia, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Hagan of Oskaloosa Wis
tied recently with. their sisters, Mrs.
M. A. Lester and Mrs. Fred Mead.
Floy Wylie of Coventry, NJ Y. is in
Eddyville this week the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. McCrea and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Wylie.
Eddyville some time ago on their way
to Des Moines have again reached
Eddyville on their way back.
M. S. Van Hook is moving his fam
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
~ N e r AIS

The last sad rites over the remains
of Edward Scully, who passed away
yesterday morning at his home south
west OF Ottumwa, were held this after
noon from the residence at 2; 80 o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rev.
s. Isaac Elder of the Davis Street
Christian church. Interment was made
in the Shaul cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
JAMES NEvlNs HYDE DIES.
Widely Known Surgeon Passes Away
Suddenly at His Summer

Chicago, Sept. s.-Dr. James Nevins
Hyde, noted skin specialist, widely
known as naval surgeon during the
Civil war, died suddenly at o'clock
Tuesday evening at his summer home
at Prouts Neck, Me. News of his death
was received in telegram to DR..
Oliver S. Ormsby, 100 State street.
Death is thought to have been due to
heart disease,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10

Mrs Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln, ILL.,,
found her way back to perfect health.
She writes: II suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. A few weeks
ago got Foley Kidney Pills and gave
them fair trial. They gave me great
relief. so continued till now am
again in perfect health"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
Safe Medicine for Children.

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and
effective medicine for children as 1t
does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs Get only genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar in the yellow package
Clark's Drug Store; Swensons Drug
Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-14

bensfrafti9en @agr5eln bes abiterr
benoen allen 8aumes neue Spr0blina
ge in Die 3ufuaft 5u lprieBen begalt-
men, Elm neltes @ei6ledt, oas nidt
mebr Sen Siiritenbut trug, aber bas
@oppenidilo Der 8orfabren reirter
gu bolten muBte als Die, Die bobtns
gegangen maren..
Selten iaB nieoer an Der Groldfe
l1rlo fubr no6 Der 8oBitraBe 5uriid.
Die @eounfen our6mirbelten ictten
4opf; er iub lpieoer Innertorie Dor
ii6, iab, mie tie ben fremoen aor-
miliar empfing nnb nie tie unter Der
@emolt bes neuen S6redfens 5n
goben brad .9atte er MIR oem
Manne 5uporfommen founenl lleber.
legungslos beuete er ben @oof aus
Dem 9roidenfenfeniter ur1b REF Dem
<tiher gu: uSabren sic lbneller,
Monn-Sie befommen cin gl1tes
| Sriafgelo!. "ltno Damn fieI ,bnt,
Ser eridopft in Die &iiien %5uriidionf,
mieoer Elm, DOB allf) oos idncG-
ite Sabren berlorene Miibe tpor, bsan
idon gu oieier Stl1noe muBte Glne-
marie erfabren baben, BOB Tie nit
bent @atten 5ugleid ben 8rlloer Der.
loren batte.
(Gortiebuna folnt.)
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Sin it6erfliiiiser @elebrter.

Der 6eriibmte fran5oiiide Gbemi-
fer 2apoiiier, Ser Die 5beorie BON cen
bier glementen Seuer, 8aiie., 2uft
uno groe eeitiir5t bat, fano ieineil
500 als Spfer Der Hepolution I'M
Sabre 1894. 0os ngho os Baris"
er5dblt bieriiber cine merfmiirbigc
@nefoote. &ur5 Dor ieiner Stnrid=
tltng ioa 2apoiiier namli6 I'M @if-
i6tb Ser 8oaltredung BEG ltrteils &C.
beten baben, neil er nod cine iehr
midtige 6emiibe l1nterilldung gu
gnoe gu fibren babe. goffinal, Der
8oriibenoe bes @eridtshofes, .ioG
bieranf iebo6 Die flaiiiide Intport
gegeben boben: y0ie &epublif bot
feline @elebrten nottpenoig. Die Sc
redtiefeit muB ibren 2auf eeben. !"
Die @eIebrten tparen bieriibcr ieood)
anoerer MnIi6t. Sim Gage nod Der
Sinridtune iagte namlib oaerange
81 Dem Watbematifer Delambrr:
Gin Iugerblid bat geniigt, INN Sic
len &opf gum Saaen gu brineen.
Sunoert Sabre ober geniigen bieneibt
nidt INN einen abnliben ~bcfbor5u=
brinueu."
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Urnnoeisentums : llcbertrasnnscn.

Abe &oenisbeim an Weinnie StrauB,
@runoftiid an Der Seller Ctr; $1,000.
s. S. 2ubipig unb Sra1 a1l Mlbert y.
56iebel, @runOitiid an Der NeeriHeioi
Str; 800 Ii. q.
8alentine 8pamer II. q. an sSanes
Mbr, 8rnnoltiid i'm neuen @itb 8[od
2302; $1,000.
@mil unb 6ulba 2ebmberg an q. $.
Sones, @runbitiid i'm Splpan 9arf;
$500.
Sobarm 6. q. @oerner an grnelt
9ublmanm, @runoitiif i'm neien Gitb
glod 200; $1100.
Srau Caroline 8iegano an SenrD II.
9elen Strofer, @runoifiid in Nanse /,
9iitrift 8; $193.
8iaiam S. 8rotpn unb Srau an Trau
Grtgu1te 8einert, @runoitiid in GepItone
Harf Mbbition, $4,000.
@bparbs Stealth Company an grben
bon Sobanna 9eups, @runb1tie in 8eas
CON Sill; $500.
S. g. 2btle uno S. sc. 3nia5t all SD6r
@agner, @rrnbitid in Der 3elroie us.
oition; 1925.
9arrp 9bman an @iQiam ara,lIe
@rnnoitiid in Der Sigblano 9arf aobis
tion; $575.
Nngelo Wlarinelli llnb Irau an +. SO
9orne, @runoitiid an Der Nc&inleb Nbez
ME; $3.50.
S. @. Otter rnb Srau an 9. s. 8cobz
narD, @rnnoitiid am Sren6 Hlnce;
$1,000.
Gilbert 8. Smitb mnb Srau an g. q.
ltno &lfreb 9uerler, So gder &aub;
1852.
glins g1apa Ii. q. an Nlfreo 9uer~
Ter, $50 Nder 2aro; 5000.
gbtuaro 9reiB unb Ssrat an 81. 6. tsnz
gelbarot. 67.98 Nder 2unb; $500.
". 9ablsren nno s. S. genion an
y. q. 4brens, @runbitiid In Beit @or-
oenoale; Seeb Of Correction; $500.
8. S. Sernbon uno Srau an 8iGlam
Shmtdle. @ritnbitiid in Der @rabeseno
Gooitipn; 1915.
Charles u. 8ibl on @aracl Morales.
@rllnotiif IN Der 9fui5 Ctr; $3.50.
Wfib 6. sc. Sorbnn an @rfeft $. Sor,
Dan, @runbitiid in Beacon Sill. 5000.
Chen @. Ntils an 6. 8. Nu6ler,
@runoftiid an Der @ooblafpn apenue;
$1,000.
6. 6. @iniams an 9iebridj 8rri,s,
@runoitiid an Der gspraIie Str. $500.
I@9, 8ur8 an Sraucisco gerbante8,
@runotiid an Der garral unb Gan @aar~
COS Ctr; 1925.
Sobn 3. nnb Catherine 9amin al,
Charles Wattbies, @runoftiid ON 9ini>
lion Npe. uno 2ounsberrb 8loce; 1856.
Is. Hiesneder an g. q. Ddtpio1,
@runoftiif IN Der Cafe @iep glbbition ;
$500.
Slsa pubion II. q. an Bil6eImina
3nrdber, @runbitiid an Der @nomiira
Ctr; 81 II. q.
8iIiam 8. Chip unb 3rai OIL SSsoba
Shneioer. @runbftiid an Der aperule 9;
$1,000.
Sobn $. airf unb Srau an Sobn q.
gebler, @runoftiid in Der Sontb 0eigbts
Iboition; $501.
@eorge @. uno Sulia q. @cgrosfp
an 8. s. Selbnian. 8runbitiiG In Colt
@nalefpoob; $40 II. q.
gbmnno q. Sfinner on So6n 9.
cripple; @runoftiid in Soutb ioei9bts;
$3.50
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Sir 0iftrift Inpalt 81. 8cridtSs
9iifrift.

9ie nSreie BrefIe~ lit auioriliert. 80.
s. 2in6en aIs @anoibat tir Diitris.s
@ntpalt fir ben 81. @eri6tsbiftr;ti, Der
aus 8erar COUNTY beitebt, ~nrtdutliiSi.
gen, abbdneig ben ben am %. SlIi
itattfinbenben BrimdrtpabIen.
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SIM @iener @e1neinberut baG,

SIN @iener @emeinberat bohen
ii6 itiirmiide Saenen eelegentlid oeS
Meferats uber Die Soften Ser sfruiif-
beit unb Ser @eeroigling bes beritor-
benen 8iireermeiiters OF. 2ueJer Oh
geipielt. Die auBeroroentlihe !Sobe
Der Soften bette ibon lanse 5u rll=
liebiamen &~ontrooerien gefiibrt. Mls
nun Ser &eferent Die ein5elnen Haii-
tionen Der &ednungen uno 6as ge-
rtaite @eiammt : Heiultat onacb, cnt<
nidelt iid Elm furdtbarer 21rm. Oie
liberalen uno io5ialiItiiden WitsIis-
Ser ltiirmten Die Braiioenten-Sribiine
unb Die Sibung muBte 5ur SerIiel-
lung ser Nube pertagt neroen.
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8au-G rlaubnisideine.

Gan Nntonio SdooI @oarb, 5d1Ildl.
ier an Der 9ittmar StraBe, an Der Sam
ia CLARA Strabe. an Der Naplur StraBe
nno an Der @uabaloupe 9trabe, ie ST..
500.
Gan Intonio S6oo[ 8oarb, @erfitatse
an Der 3efpton Iueb; $3.50.
s: @olte, @obnbaus, Cumming Ctr.
$500.
@eetbopen @dnnerdor, @allerie, 60.
alamo Strabe; $3.50.
9: Salbo, 8eparatiren, Worales Ctr.
$3.50.
Sobn Sdneiber. gnbau. Gpeuue g;
$50.
Sranf 8einbarb. gnbau, Sharp 5trabe
$3.50.
Sreb Sdcmann, fleines @obn0aus.
Sones Nbe.; 500.
CHARLES 6. oummeI, @6eune. stor,
Ctr; 5000.
5. 9. @ubnfe, snbau, ean Fernando
Ctr; 800.
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" lie /.
SEER s. 2imantour. :

Serr IS. Sttttaf1tour, Stltan3e
Winiiter bon Merifo uno bon Siu5
ols iein Na6folger mtseriehen,
bielt ii1 ONT Mtttpod ol.f ~ieirer
9ur6reiie nod Seem gorf fltroe 3eit
in unierer Staot ouf. 8olt Sort be.
dbit6tigt er, nah europa 51 eeben
uno ii9 mebrere Wonote int 6rallf-
reid llno an Sc n&iilten bes Wittel-
meers ouf5ubalten.
= SEER Sbeo0ore s. 5ho-
nj a 8, &eoafteur bes nSontbetn
Slipper" in @ouitont lit jeet als
&onoioot fir oos Qnt zines @ilen<
bobn &ommiiiars ntfgetrcten uto
miro, lpenn er erpdblt peroen
iolte, iein bouptia6lidites Be-
miiben oarouf ri6ten, fir Die
Obit=, @en1iiie= uno Grool1ftan-
3ii6ter BON ben grpreB-@ eledid}uf@
ten Before &oten gu erlangell.
8ier gpplifationen fit GO
loon-2i5eniell gegelt welde @inipruh
erbobell lpuroe, fomen Dor Nidter
Sboof CUR Bodybuilding. Die Np-
plifation bon S. 8. Sing muroe 5ll-
riideelpielen, lpeil Ser Salooll ul1ter
elmer S1ulofloge geidloiieit ipl4roe
uno nod it, uno besbalb elite r1eile
2i5ens inter Dem olten Hatten nld)t
erlaIien neroen fonn. SantcS &em-
litlq, an 2etitia Mpenue uno 9lcnco
Jtoao, erbieIt ietne 2i5ens erneuert,
il1oem feline Hroteit @rbeber nidt i'm
Weridt erldienen. Ser Sail geoen
s. S. S'Donapan, 1928 9urleipn
Str, ipuroe Bis gum Dienitag, ben
t9. Sllli, peri9oben, ga Die Broteit-
grbeber nidt Die notiseu &arten,
mel6e Die g%ntfernung oes SaIoons
bon Ben betreffenoen @obrmngen
feltiteGte, eineebradt. Mu6 Der San
BON @ntonio Somali bon Der Son
Sl1an goao inn Srieoensrihter-Asre-
5inft SEQ. 5 ipuroe auf 0ienItog per-
idoben. @ier banbelt es 1i6 Uni
8erletung BEG Sonntagsgeiescs uno
miro erpartet, boB Ser Staat oieiel=
ben 3eugen, mie int Der a[age, por-
bringen miro.
= 9ie Sree Clinic ono 9ospitaI
@llociation plant ein &onsert i'm
5reien, peldes @noe Suit ooer SIN
fanes slusuit itattfinoen ioll, hnrd
ipeldes man @eloer fir Die lo6e:is-
merten 3mede oieier @eieIid)aft ouf-
5ubringen bofft. Die naberen Gin
oelbeiten iino nod nidt feltgeIteIlt.
Gin 8omite bon Breoigern uilh
anoeren 0iirgert1 bielten int Sntereiie
zines areuaauges eesen oos Batter
cine 9onferen5 i'm @ids @ebauoe ON
Mitttpod 8ormittaa unb beiGloiieu,
cine augemeine 8iirgerperiolnmlung
auf BEN %. Suli ein5uberufen. 3eit
unb Stunoe iolen nod na5cr be-
ltimmt merOen.
Ser Eeras MbItractor's 9f1iccia-
ton bot in ibrer bier abgebalteIer
a%onpention beldlolien, ii6 ser Sine
ricon s(iiociation Of Sitle Nscll al,6il-
i1lieBen. st. g. @ennett aus Bal
finger muroe gum Braiioenten Ser
gereinieung ertpablt.
Srau Soa Soft Seibert Itarb
onl WitttDob Morgen i'm Sauie iDrer
Sodter. Mrs. San g.. 0unhomL 125
Seilrietta StraBe, nah lall9crenl
&ranfenlaeer at einem Nicrelrleiben
i'm Sitter BON So SaBren. !
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Der Menid) trGumt 10 lanee
bonn Slid, Big er es ridtig oeridla'
fen bot.
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Die ,gies1 Der ainbheit.

@ie gut id)medten bie .9ies" oer
&inbbeit. 8arum bellte niht nlebrS
Oie Speiie tit u%nberdnoert, ale,
gud feblt Der geiunoe Magen, biz
arbeitenoen Nieren, Die reselmaBieel
@ingepeiOe Der Sugen6. @os 5ebor1
es CUR 8eiierung? 0ebmt electric
8itters fir ole @eroauungs-S rgare
Sc gibt gu6 ben @ppetit Der Sasu,
geno nieoer unb erfiiat Guren &or.
per NIT friider @%elunbbeit. SOC bel
alen 9rnggiiten.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit leit iiber so Sabrcn bon Midio,
men bon Mittern beim 3aJnem it,
rer &inber nit b6ligem Grfplg &c.
braubt moroen. gs berubiat 0os
Gino, ertpeidt bas 3abnflell6, lin
bert aae 56meren, furiert @tnS.
Golie uno lit Die Bette Mr6,tei geger
Oiarrboe. 8on anen 9r,isgiI!elI
in ieoem Sell Ser @eIt berfauft
Seio ii6er uno berlangt uWtrs
8inslons Sootbing Sprllp" uiif
nebmt ni6ts Mnoeres. 25 gts. oie
SlaIde.
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Soiepb $. Mbobes on S. 81. 3inuter.

HlulHl, lUG DIV NQeI NuIlD, QI0,zS0.
g. $. 2~angsborf an 2eu Sartis,
@ru1toltmd in Der Gait gn9letrooo @bDiz
ton; $55.
Sreo Barr, Sormunb BON Soiepb uno
Santes Barr, &inber, an Otrs. g&oncp
6. 9ubble, @runb1tiid i'm neuen Gin
8lod 2104; 500.
8alter 51leper unb Srau an Sciepb
8ieber, @runbltiid an Der Sa1o 9onbo
StraBe; $500.
Staat Segas, bur6 Comptroller, an
go Rii6e IT,, Redemption Certificate
fir @runbItilde IN Der 2. nn0 3. 9loie
iion; $21.
Charles S. q. Sumn1el an 5rollcis
6. peterborough, @rltnbitiid att Ser Ralz
mettp Ioe., $3.50.
CHARLES S. q. S1linmel an Srdrtis
s. Peterborough, @runbitiid all ser @Dos
ming Ctr; $500.
Charles S. q. Snmnel an Srarcls
6. peterborough, @rllnbitiid ait Der gSto=
ming Ctr; $500.
@. 6. Son 5oedrie an @. 6. Guilt
ban, @runbitid an Der Soutb Srio ctr. !;
$3.50.
Staat Segas, brr9 Comptroller, an
90 Gtld)e it., Redemption Certificate fir
@runbifiide in ben 8lods $50, 2tG2,
729; $53.
%. 81. nnb Yaralee 8artb all Bottle
@abrnnnO, @rl1noitid inn neuen gitb
8lod $3.50; $2350.
CD 9fii6e il. an Srene 0titdeI unr
Gertrude 5taittt, @runbltiid an Ser gde
ber 8rpoflpn Npe. uno @lmira StrnSe
$2700.
@oolf Sol5 an Soc @. 8anfs. @runcz
itiid IN 2aurel Setgbts; $500.
Ibolf Sol5 an SSpe NJ. 8anfs, Brruoz
1tid in Ser Goiemere @obitiou, $4,000.
Gbolf 9ol5 unb 8. s. 9enne on Spe
80. 8anfs, @rlnblfiid an Der 8larcc
Noab nnb Mgarita Nbe., $4,000.
Charles S. HoiIp an Marb Il. uno Sc
lice gfefpton, @runb1tiid an ser WiIiior
Ctr; $3.50.
Clinton golh19 an u. 6. 9iebel
@rltnbtiid an Der gbpreB Ctr; 1880
6. s.. Stortn an g. 8. gromipeQ
9rltnbItiid an Der 8roofs Mbe., in 9en=
ner1ibe Gbbition;; rs.
Nbe Cohen uno Srau an S. Sobias
@ruubitiid inn neuen gitp 8lod 1884
$4,000.
Gus 8. @auermonn an SO. q. Soba=
ion, @%runoltid in Der MiIion 8ien Gb=
bition; ST II. 81.
SoG g. 5treet an ssrau $. g. Sel5e
@runbItiid in Der Sut1nn 5lope IDSis
ton; $50.
George SO. 2ieber an @iGium g
gpans, @runoftiid i'm 8radenriose SGT
Hlace; $4,000.
g. s. 9ttn1ar an 9ieao gibron mi
Srau, @run6ftiid an ber @erttpoob Ctr.
1915.
g.. u. 9ennb an CLARA Counter
@runoitiid an Ser 0epine Ctr; $500.
@iaiam Wraun an Seru1on 8eb-
meper IT,, 479H Mder 2ano; $500.
Mamo 6eiabts gompanp an @ictor 81
Sdmibt, @rnnbitiid in ser Mlumr
Seiahts 5ubbibi5ion; 5000.
Guarantee 6apinas. 2pon o1S S,nbeit.
ment gompanb an Sc. s. Mui5eh 1np 81
6. gnael6arbt, @runbitid in ser Guf
gnoletpoo6 Mbbitipn: $500.
g. @iIbenthnl il. an s. @. gtdnton
@runoitid in Der Miiiion @ieip aboi.
81. g.. 0iltportb nno @iaiom Gleer
an $. s. Otto nnb Srau gora geIs
Sart, @runotiid in 9ilfportb unb Greer
Serrace; $1,000.
gilbert Gobrof unb Srau all @eprat
8aumann, / Mder Qano, $500.
German Clemens an q. g. GtarB
210.7 Slider 2nn6; $632t.
L nnf1A f2f1ftrAft1t& IN CNfftrfff MN NIS
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Mrbeitem "a Stmmbem taslid.

Die fleiBigiten fIeil,en Dinge
iino Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bins. Seoe
Biae lit Elm iiber5ufertes &iieelden
bon @eiunobeit, bas S1p1be in
4rmnfbeit, 2auigfeit in gilergie pcr-
mmoelt. Sic beilen &artleibisfeit,
4opfihmeraen, Sieber, 9Dspepiie,
Malaria. 25c bel alien 9ruggiIten.
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Nepton SO Gilbert. ser y

Nenton 50. Gilbert, ser 8ite-
@ouperneur Der Bbilippinen, lit init
groBen @efolge in Der iopaniiden
Salptita6t Sofio e%ingetroffen. Gr
mia bort Oos 9omnten bes &rieesmi-
niiters 9idinion, Der auf Der &eiie
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

and Is now thought 10 be out OF dan :
ger. The Rileys had been visiting
at the home OF Mrs; Riley's parents
and the shooting followed a quarrel
over Riley's alleged intemperance
The premium ~emmitt~e Of the MichI-
gnn state Fair went over the list of
awards To be made at the 1910 fair,
Thursday. IL will be substantially
the same as last year Manager Han
non Is now I'm Toronto, getting ideas
and suggestions for the new build
Fair association. President Postal.
MIR. Harmon and other officials leave
Monday for Chicago To attend a Joint
meeting OF the fair boards OF several
states.
Hamilton Holt. managing editor Of The
Independent. and q noted advocate of
First Unitarian church. Sunday even
ing, at 1880 o'clock. Mr. Holt was
one OF the founders of the New York
Peace society. In member of its
executive committee, and has at
tended all the national and interna-
tional peace congresses az a promi-
nent delegate. Mr.. Hollis address IN
Detroit Will be on The federation or
the world"
That university life In too thrilling 10
art seems to be the lesson from the
bankruptcy petition filed by. Harold
A. Phelps, OF Ann Arbor. Thursday
Phelps had variety and moving pic
ture show In the town where the
University of Michigan is located.
Apparently the college boys did not
P po% admits ay that ' he owes sisa7 and
has nothing TO show for IL. HIS
heaviest creditors are the film ex-
changes and booking agencies OF
Detroit.
Walter walters, aged % years. the old
est resident sn Crosse I'ointe town
ship, Is critically i'll In his home on
the old Common farm In ST. CAR
-. g.A Tar n VI ~
for his recovery because OF his ex-
treme age. Mr. Walters was born
in Holland, but came 10 Detroit as a
young man and TOT upwards OF mar
farm. which he and his brother. John.
now dead. purchased from the Con
nors who were the nrst wni,e people
family OF two sons and five
daughters.
Daniel sullivan, II years old. OF No.
~ Beaubien-st.. was arrested Thurs
day by Detectives Sullivan, stein
hebel and Dowd on the charge OF
stealing a $50 diamond brooch from
the home of Mrs. G. Warren. No. 81
years old. No. 24l Montcaim-st. east,
In held on "A charge OF receiving the
stolen jewel The police allege that
Harris attempted TO sell the brooch
back 20 Mrs Warren and they charge
him with having knowingly received
IL from the thieves. Two other men
Implicated IN the theft are beins
sought in Chicago.
w. ID. Mnhon, of Detroit, president Of
the Amnlgnmated Association Of
street and Electric Railway En-
ployes OF America. was In the city
FOR a few hours. Thursday. returning
to Philadelphia, where he has been
staying during the street car strike.
at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. Mahon declared
that. under municipal ownership. the
strike could not have happened. De-
troit. he says. does not fully realize
the Importance OF the strike TO itself.
There Is no change In the situation
or the outlook" he continued. The
strike is for the right to organize.
The men demand that all employees
shall be free 10 join the union or not
ioin IL. but that those who do join
shall not be Disseminated against"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
WIDOWERS' CLUB Anglers
SPINSTERS IN GREENWICH
Look Upon New Organization Which
Provides Penalty for Remarriage
With Disapproval.

GREENWICH, Conn, March 49,
Greenwich, which boasts that it has a
larger number of clubs per capita
than any other town in the state, hav-
ing up to last week Sc, has just added
one more to make "fifty-seven varie-
ties"
The new one Is the Widowers' So
cial club. The founder Is Arthur II.
Dorland Democratic candidate for
representative in the state legislature
last year. 1t is composed entirely OF
widowers. One of the bylaws pro.
vides that any member who remarries
shall give a first-class dinner for all
the other members. so 1t would seem
that In these days Of high prices 1t
would work to retard remarriage.
The club already has several mem,
bers, but the feminine population does
not look upon it with approval. The
spinsters especially. who are noted
for their energy, activity and persev'
erance, seem to take 1t as an affront.
Mr.. Dorland Is regarded as the
handsomest man in town. He Is still
young and tall. has fine sympathetic
baritone voice, writes poetry, and
despite that fact is well to do. He de-
MES that he started the club for his
personal protection, and says that IL
he wishes to marry again he will not
hesitate at the price of dinner.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
INCREASES TAX ROLLS.
Nagel Ordinance Turns Up Property
That Dodged Assessors.

Through the operation OF an ordin-
ance recently passed by the common
council at the request OF AssessorJohn
G. Nagel, 1t Is expected that q great
deal of property that has been escap-
inc taxation will get on the rolls.
This ordinance provides that no build
ing shall lie erected nor permit given
for moving a building until notice has
been given the board Of assessors.
Not only does this allow the as
SCISSORS to note all new buildings and
place them properly, but 1t gives them
opportunity to discover whether there
are any land contracts In connection
with the buildings. These contracts
have been very difficult property to
locate and get on the rolls heretofore.
Il do not believe In the law which
:axes land contracts. since 1t Is double
'axation," says Assessor Nagel. but
as long as that Is the law, We are
going to get track of as much property
az we can"
This opportunity to learn OF land
contracts was the Joker" in the or
dinance. only the assessors knowing
Of its effect.