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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
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III. T.. CONFERENCE.

The Baltimore Annual Conference
ot The Methodist Episcopal Church
2ouih will convana al Clifton Fnrgs
nnsl Tuesday
The new Central Church. hni! ia
1910 at total cost q $4,000 will
he lha headquarters 81 The confer
cnrr.
Rev. Harry NJ. Canter, OF Alexan.
lria, will prcacl, he opening sermon
Mt s o'clocL; Tuesday evening. The
following morning at O'Clock Bishop
/. I. tIoss, OF Nashville, Tenn, will
convene the one hundred and twenty.
seventh session Of the conference. On
Wednesday night Or. Henry ". Whar-
ton, 81 Baltimore, will deliver
his lecture on The Ups and Downs Of
Life " Thursday evening will he de
voted 10 the Sunday scho1l interests
and Rev. Charles $. Stanton, OF Shep-
herdstown, ". Va, president OF the
Conference Sundayschool BOARD. will
be- in charge Friday evening will be
given 10 missions, with Rev. Carlton
Il. Harris, pastor OF Central Church.
Baltimore, presiding. There will be
special musir at all the evening services
under The direction of Mrs. Lucie Dice
Eatill.
There are no great measures to come
ip at the session OF the conference, So
iar IS Is now apparent, and it is not
what the preachers cali 8 norlug
wear,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
lII=CiREME in FARIA.

While an unusually brilliant Mi
careme procession vas trayarsing the
streets OF Paris Yesterday, with the
queens showerinE the onlookers With
flowers, a clonopians, piloted b. NJ.
Vedrine, and the new dirieitle Torres
built for the Spanish government exc
cuted eroliitions above the bouleyard:.
The airnen 10 turn peltsd the queens
With yiolets, All Paris participated in
the spectacle, which vas favored with
q bright summerlikn day. 4 hcvy Of
girls from Prague was new feature si
the parade. the drags OF which were
particularly beautiful anI picturesque.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
United states Orders Torpedoes.

London. March 24.--An order has
been placed with Eickers Sons &
Maxim by the United States Navy De.
pastnd.nt for hall million dollars
worth Of Whitehead tofpedoes, it was
learbed today, ii is understood that
The work is 10 be done unde. pressure
in ordey that the delivery may be made
as early as possible, Among the few
persons hare who have knowledge OF
this large order, given By the United
States u Il foysgn country. the matter
il considered rs bearing directly upon
the general activity Of the United States
toward bringing about Immediately q
high state OF preparedness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
f'hlrty-Six Killed.

Aqua. Prieia. Match 1t. -Thirty-
six dead. many others wounded. and
the sacrificing ~ Tho mining town
Pa Colorado in Sonora Stats are the
lnoWn losses today o! tha inSilrFtcto
fn:re under Jesus Rivera. rich young
ranrli-owncr. After nine hours OF
fierce fighting Wednesday in open
country about Ia Colorado on the
Gull OF California. The insntreclos
retrcalcd. The fcderals, commanded
by Luis Mclino Barron, chief OF the
state ruralcs, report they lost eight
soldiers.
II is believed now that The town Of
Hermosllo is safe from attack. as the
routing OF Ryera's forces from La
Colorado will deter Juan Cabral's band
of $50 insnrrcctos which had been
maneuvering 10 enter Ia Colorado
TIE united nlsrlrectn force had con
terminated An attack On HeTrnn5illo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
IulTiI MERE SORRY

Having just been released from the
city Jail, after serving Z long sen
tcnce, J.. b. Watkins was again hailed
10 court in Richmond yesterday.
II guess the only thing to do is to
lock you mp again" said Justice
Crulrhiield, when he saw Watkins
IN give you just 20 days
L dare you 10 make it mnIa, "
shouted tha prisoner.
Do yoii?'' said the judge, dfyl5
Well just watch HE. now order
your confinement for period Of Il
months.
Sorry You can't give ne more, !"
said the prisoner.
so am 7 " said the Judge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

4 WOODEN Indian was locked up at
the East Twenty Second street police
station in Vow York last night charged
with diSorder!y conduct /, WAS ar
rested about midnight By pRtrolman,
who found it standing in . dark door
way frightening women who passed.
The policeman ordered the darl: figure
TO come out. The rrdskin ignored Inc
order, Whercupon tuo cap swung his
night sticl; and snbIuing The rrsonfs
dragged il off 10 the station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
nn Gre 81 Teeth.

Richmond Va, March -. Citing
statistic 10 show that only three Per
cent Of all school children have healthy
mouths, and calling on educational all
thoriiirs 10 institute rigid dental IN
spection, the new bulletin OF the State
Health Department on Good Teeth
and Rad" issued today disclo5es the
conditions as the results Of neglected
teeth,
The new bulletin treats in detail the
care of the teeth and emphasis the
importance which aood teeth play in
eood.digestion aud general good health,
The bulletin enlaIges particularly upon
the Importance Of regular dental atten-
ton, and declares that had teeth I'M
doubtedly play very large part i'll the
spread Of contagious diseases.
The bulletin concludes With the
cheering assurance that despite the pre-.
diction that the human race will be
toothlcss in 5000 years, there is every
reason 10 believe that better teeth. IN
stead Of worse, may I've the heritage Of
The future. il proper precautions are
taken. Use OF the brush, frequent
dental attention, especially among
school children and particular care
against certain dental complaint" will,
according 10 The bulletin, assure good
teeth.
The Oral Hygiene Committee OF the
State Dental Association, and DR.. Err
nest c. Levy. rhief health officer OF
Richmond, gre named rs special con
trihntor5 t. the bnllssins Copia5 will,
az usual be sent Tree TO any address.
upon request, az long "a the edition
lasts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
TIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Much as many congressman may de-
like to return to Washington for al
extra session that bids fair TO extend
through the hot summer months. their
grief is not greater than that Of the
employees OF The congressional library.
When Congress is not in session, :. po-
sition in the big Sc, 600, 600 library is
more or less u sintrnre. Save for \
few scattered students, the big reading
rooms are practically dsaaftri and The
clerks have 4 haul time finding work
10 occupy them. Bit when The states.
men and near statesmen gEt busy
things ire different Then the library
clerks earn every cent II their sa!atiea
ana more besides. There are constant
calls for copies 81 the old 'Cnnsrcs.
sional Globe which VAS The
name The present Record" went BY
half = century agu. Unusual books
tucked in ont Of the way places arc dc
mandcd-anA the employees declare
they encounter few congressman in
whom patience is q noticeable virtue.
We were just getting ready 10 have q
nice long rest when the president had
to 60 and call au extra session" de-
clared ono woman clerk. II think
President Tai is just TOO mean iur any
thing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Rank Robbed.

Cnifeyvillr. March 24.-FiSe bandits
heldup Missouri, Pacific mail ard
express train northhOund between
Lena Pah, Okla, and Coffeyvil!c early
today AMI escaped after blowing an
express sale and Iifling registered
naail-sack5. 1t Is reported that $50
900 in express money VAS stolen.
Two Of the robbers boarded the train
at Lenapah and over-poHered the train
crew. The conductor vas forced to
stop the train nerr q woods where three
other bandits boarded tbs train and as
sisted the robbers. All live than IS,
r5ral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

KANSAS. having discovered that
common drinking cups provided II
hotel water tanks spread disease, has
prohibited them. The state board OF
health has promulgated The ban, 10 20
into effect on April l. For sotne time
The board has had \ rule against such
guns in railroad trans. stations and
schools. Ii is expected that the hotels
vii provide individual paper cups ana
charge for them. AZ Kansas is pro-
t..hltion Htate, drinking 81 any KIM
s.ll soon come pretty high ont there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
No Arrests Made.

Columbus, Ind. March 24.-No ar-
rests hsd been made today following
the wrecking of the Office Of the Cald'
veil and Drake Manufacturing Com
pany, at midnight last night and which
occurrrd simultaneously with thu iyna-
;uiting:oi the Court House 81 Omaha foE
Which the firm here has the contract.
Tie police are seeking clue amoDg
the steel workers. enplo:ed =: the
fri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
COURT or APPEALS.

The Court of Appeals adjourned yes
terday afternoon 10 meet again at
Wytheyille iii Tie a1th day Of May,
The following Is j summary oi tbs
days proceedings.
Seward w. Camp Manufacturing
Company, Aligned and submitted
Flmunds ", Barrow Argued and
submitted.
No opinions were handed down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Drank insect PaislE,

L;0p. \. i. March &4.--lhomas
Duffy and James Mccarthy, two aged
inu,ate5 OF the Harna County Aim
house. are dead here today as the re-
suit Of drinking insect poison, after
making an agreement that tha; "ouia
lie together, !. third MAJ vic entered
the pact. Edward Do-alas: "a 2liTe, his
ne1re having i.iied liz. al th9 c-it;cai
E;Gnsrt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
murder and Suicide,

Ithaca. Mich. March 24.-,Iohn
Tabor, 50. . rich farmer, near here.
horribly slashoh his 44-yea.-old wife
viii! ilcls knifa this morning, carried
her body into = bedroom, laid it on the
bed and then swallowed poison, dying
while lying beside the corpse.
The bodlas were found by Ia; IA
ycar-oli granddaughter Domestic
troubles ara believed 10 have prompted
TIA deed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Heath oil Stanley Robinson.

Cleveland O., March 24.-Sianley
Robinson, owner OF the ST Louis
National League Baseball team. died
today in this city Of blood poisoning
from which he had been suffering two
years. He returned from Panama
Sunday and went to his brothers home.
His case vas mystery to physicians.
as no cause FOR the mslady could be
found, Robinson vas born Sc years
go Il Dubuque, Iowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Steamskip WRECKED.

Louisburg, G. b, March "a
Survivors Of the crew OF The New
F0undland mail steamship Bruce
arrived here today ana reported three
lives lost whan the vessel went on the
rocks off Scatteri during the night.
Til" vessel il completely wreck d and
her mails have probably been lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Act Declared Unconstitutional.

Albany, \. Y. March 24.-Tbe
Court OF Appeals today decided the so
called workmens' compulsory conpen-
sation act, passed last year. to be i'm
constitutional 10 that it takes prop ,rty
without due process OF law. The law
had the endcrsci.iant 81 the National
Civic Fedaraii IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Mn tnrk stask Marken

Eaa York, March "a staady tone
prevailed a the the opening % the1tocE
market today. the najori.y OF Issues
Glowing small gains bit recedD- With
tie next fsw TRANSACTIONS. At tne emo
CT fifteen Hilcute@ the .Ila1Ect became
hsE;.
Il good Buying de1:s2d c.used tte
tc1e 70 rscoas f;.m sS tee ezd OF .ce
GGrst re;.s.--.
Bue.ness became duii L. tce iate fS1s-
EccG: tc3 majority CT ;-sue. ii 7u:C-dsT
raging under yezteTIaFss cic3s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

EXPORTS for February show an N
crease IS compared with February,
1910. Of s5l 500, 600 This is not
tad showing 1t should carry cheer
TO tho hearts oi Borrowing pesslmist5
Who sre. since the November election
aud the later failure oi the Interstate
Commerce Commission &c appro1e OF
TIE proposed advance 81 railway freight
-stss rsys resa tailoring IL p.c2c-
ec:ss II disaster,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

4 Sill 7ss =ezte1ia: ;1t,ooucsa y
yns Wisconsin Assembly taxing aIi
,.auass:sd women o,sr = years oid
s. annually. aud also creating mar
1iuoniai commission This may call
8 halt or the endeavo1s OF the women
OF Wisconsin to impose { taI on
bachelors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

Vhsu y7l hare rheumatism il you.
ioot 6, -iustep apply ChambeFlaiu's
LiuineDt aad you viii get quick relisf.
l. casts but aquarter. Why suffer?
For sale By ". +, Creighton and
Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

Sufferers VIM say they have tired
everything without benefit are tee peQ-
pie We are looking lor We WANT than
70 know from glad experience that Ely 8
Cream Balm viii conquer Cold IN the
Head, Hay Fever ana obstinate forms CT
Nasal CarlTTL. Iris 1eled: acts direct
il CT tEe iala.aal, se1s:tiTe e1ar1a1cs.
S-:ai I:ii oca-.ce -: e II seo;:--
pc-e. F.ice 5cc. Ali Druggists, g
Dc.lsi e liz E.cS. 20 v arg. street
Mo- ----l-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
Monroe { Marbury
IO7 South Royal Street.
FOR SALE
The following desirable resi-
DENTAL property:
a Beautiful Colonial Home

We have for sale that beaiIliful old CO.
lonial residence sit,Ia,cG@at tic north
west corner Of Cameron and st. Aaaph
streets, formerly the residence Of the
iate -; "A. Windsor. This is beyond doubt
one oil the most attrlctiveand des!rah,n
homes IN the city. Interior Is in perfect
enhaiNon. The grounds large aud spa
rions VAN beautiful shade. AT rear oil
LOT is large brick stable aud carriage
house which could bn easily converted
into garage if desired. The ground alono
contains i've good building lots. three on
Cameron and two on st. Asaph street.
Dimpn liens OF DrnDcrty IO1.l",; feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

It Is officially deniad IL Samuel Ea
hE=t 7.ce-prss;deut Of tie Pennsylvania
Railroad. this afternoon that the COM
pany IS considering selling its Jersey
City terminals to the Lehigh Valley
and Jersey Central Railroads,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
CANADA OBJECTS TO ECROEs.

Negro immigration IS becoming
something Of a problem 10 the Do
ninion goTernment. Replying to .
question az Q. J. Wilcox, conserva-
ton members for Essex, North On
tario, rs to whether the color line is
being drawn in the immigration policy
and whether it vas proposed to i'm
pose n head tax Of $500 on negroes
entering Canada, Frank Oliver, min
sicr Of TIM interior. in the flouse yes,
icri!av said:
80 far as my Information goes.
there is very strong sentiment on
the part OF many people against the
admission OF negroes. a"
A Winnipeg dispatch recently stated
that The Interior Department had is
-uad instructions to refuse admission
Ia 1G5 negroes coming to Canada from
Oklahoma. Tbs American State De-
partmsut maize inquire: st Ottawa and
Winnipeg regarding The matter and
found that no special regulation had
been framed against negroes as race,
bnt they would individually be ad-
mitted or rejected according to their
Gtness under existing regulations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
SHIPS PAY ACCOUNTS SHORT.

Owing to the alleged discovery Of q
shortage OF 5000 in the accounts Of
the pay Office On the United States
receiving ship independence, at Vallejo,
Cal, no one connected With that Office
Is permitted to leave the vessel with
out the consent OF the executive officer.
The shortage is said to include noney
and stores,
Chief commissary steward. Henry
Heilpren, is in solitary confinement
in the brig. pending al investigation
The pay Office hes been in charge OF
Payn aster Arthur P;lpin Tor 10
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
a1se-pt l. Dyaaz.se Court mouse,

Omaha, Ns6.. March 24--Aa at
tempt -as made e:7i- toda: &c d;Ha-
..l:te ths 1aT C;li:ca dollar courthouse
te;ce erected Es::s TIC hu:e charges
we're exploded i 7;aEiou= parts 81 ths
building. Tie damage Ta= about
SIS. coo. Rioodhoun5= here "s5a placed
oD tie trail of the iyoaniitsfs Labor
troubles sre blamed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
'Sils OF tie FatheI" ii

Sis q ihe fettes WiIl u &c
shown il Chicago il tbs negroes u
that cits- eau prevent The race dEAIus
By the Rev. Thomas Dixon which
deals win the problem OF rniscesDstiou,
ras severely scored il ! protest to the
corporation counsel today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

Iha most coElD.ou cauza oiinsoE,nia
Is disorders OF tie stomach, Chamber
lain S Stomach and Liver Tablets cor
rect these disorders and enable you to
sleep. For sale By ". r. Creighton
sad Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
A Substantially Built New
Residence.

We have for sale that now two story
bay window brick resiicL ce, Gi2 n0rra
Washington street. Reception bali aad
three rooms on main lloor, pantry. rclr
stairway. new range in kitchen. Eou.
bed rooms and bath on SECOND floor Far.
mace heat, attractive electric lighting
fixtures, sewer connections. ""licTgia
cellar and large side yard. Dimensions
OF properly 4o7sl9o feet. Font overlook
the fact that this property Is Ii I row
ing neighborhcoa and Oh ore 81 DIX lest
improved streets,
Toiully appreciate ihi: nome, enc has
t. see thu interior. We Therefore invite
your personal Inspection Of the rr2at.
calig planned rooms ia this dwelling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

That & cuftaiinsut CT expenses l. LE-
ing made By the Pennsylvania Railroad
in il: various shops was admitted today
by J, NJ. Lee, publicity agent OF the
road,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
PREPARING faT Co7cnattoa,

Loaica. March 24.-Actins Upon
sEe advice OF lis PHYSICIANS, King
Gec.sa today rent iato sct;7::s training
ic7 the strain Ct co.ooat:cG -ssE. Ia
addition &C strict stts1tiol C dist. &c
IS t7tias special cou.ss 81 physical
exercises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

IL speech before sba CITY GLIB Il
Les Angeles, III. Eooseveis declared 4
favor Ct ths recall oi j,idsa: IL Cali
iona.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24

We sell the Butter Brown shcea, the
best shoe On earth for children J. 4
Marshall &: Bro. 4c2 king street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
A Desirable Home

Weara authorized 10 SILL that dasiin-
bic Two story 8 room brick home, 40
DuEc street All modern improve.
mentS. Bath, gas, furnace heat. concrete
collar. sewer connections. This prnurrt,s
Is centrally located, within half c.,u,r,
OF 81. Asaph and Two stmaHrs Of k in.r
street, Price $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-24
A Well Constructed Residenc.

We have for sale . Story 10 room brick
residence. 2H north Royal street. bath
and gas fixtures nov. sewer nEctiou1
and other Improvements. III perfrr;
condition
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

COUNTY

MACOMB COUNTY
"ELDORADO" farm. 130 acres. - miles
from city hall running water on me ne
condition: Al buildings: il-room
house. barn S+xso. gable rooi. oLhsr
outbuiidings. all in best OF ecndiuon.
Very plssssssnt home ,,s VIII, Mortb srs isv.
ing on such farm. photos OF buifd-
ins' at f SSsIss, zee SoER sSEr 1srs
so7 acres good soil. ~ acres hsa aoa
if-roofn house. large barn, sheds. sto'
Ideal for general farming and stock.
Must. be sold at once to close estate.
80 per IAeE ri ' couNrY
90 acres clay loan, near otter Lake,
we'll Fenced. 10-room house, pAse.
ment. barn 40x6o, sheds. etc. goco
S Sssaars. wish ssrs to exehsnse Tor isrs-
HiLLsDALE COUNTY -
100 acres, good soil. good mousse, new
M.ser. lays One and ~ miles from
good town; $50 per acre; $500
against IL can stand. Wish TO trade
for smaller farm or good house "a
MoNTcALM CoUNTY--s0 acres, AL
improved. well fenced, good pa ana
ings ] mile from good town, $f,vvv;
WEXFORD COUNTY, acre.. x .,ePi
across road from school house. $1,000
MISsAUKEE COUNTY--l20 acres.
doak ioam good buildings. timber
Tor 1000 cords wood and some SAW
timber, which properly handled VIII
pay for farm; 5000.
Have good farms all over the state;
and large tracts OF unimproved lanh
which can be sold from 80 up. some
or these farms can be exchanged iot
good income property. Write me.
G.. Fl. CARPENTER,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED uNTERuRBAN

POET HURON LlAITEDS-7 .. M
and every tive hours 10 .. m: sun
aays only. IL .. m. Through locals. 9
and every two hours to 3 3. m.
ho nriR 10 II p. m. shore line 10 80
Clemens. s;2s n. m. hourly to ns1S
, rnpISr LrMITEDs--.f:ss . m. s:ss
M Through locals. a. M, every tss
haurs 10 3 D. m; oxford only, IL p n.
EIint. sundays only II p. m. To Romeo.
m. a. m. and every two hours 20
10 2 RRssoN RrMiTEDs-s.is q m az
.vsrv two hours TO s:1b p m. Thronrh
es.i. n. no. and every two hours ~
Ann Arbor only. q m. 6.So n
D. m. 10 y. m. n p. m .Northvilis
anix Gao q m, hourly TO sac n m.
s:sS D. M, ?, m. IL >. m- Saline esr5
fr9 q%o,,Epo fIihIrEps--7:.o q m. and
every two hours 20 s:se z ma: eatnrdsy
Z 40 =. m. and hourly 20 $40 m
MS %S5SHssS Sslxl s:' Sises.ss p m n s.,s
hourly 90 siss p m: heariy 70 fisss
fSxr,.c Ply. N s,, = :; !, . s ~.
> 5 "a A 3 is' I s.sH'as bfy es's
hourly 70 IL .. m
sTssss cars ran ssrsssh - s>ener
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
George Hardy. 6s6 Macomb
Bert Bare. las Sheridan.
Augustine Downey, ls5 Cass.
Arthur Neil S6S Hurlbut
John Riley, $40 Hart
Ludwik Lazar, 96s Military
Michael .Pietnik, Ia Norton
Martin Lokon, ss7 Hammond.
Frank Blondowskey. 446 Tiiiman
Frank Kolpacke, 3e4 Poplar.
John Klock, 3l4 Willis e.
Boleslaus KuszmanowskI. $50 Dubois
Anthony Plucinski, s77 Orleans
Leon Aranowski s14 Rlvard.
Joseph wojciehowski, 94s St Aubin.
John Dox, 81 Mack-ave.
Abraham Schneider, 2Ss Alfred
William Psochnow, 1871 w. Jefferson
Frank MaIorana. asa Division.
Frank Schommer ~ wesson,
Rudoiphus Hosfelt, 120 Junction.
Michael Murphy, 40 Koib.
Joseph Szymanski. 40 Goldnsr (xirl
Ind boy twins).
Isidor slesinger, 151 Kirby
William Blumreich. asa Tillman.
Paul Borden, s4s Belvidere.
Andreas Wagner. ISL Catherine
Fred Ricketts. iss Mack ave
John Grzsbionik, f2s cicotte.
John Grodzicki, i04 Hammond.
Leopold Mikucki, 80 Gilbert
John Niezgode ses Military.
Martin Pastuia Y Gilbert
Joseph Augustyn, Sts Garfield.
Frank Hojnscki, SAL Riopelie.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Miller. as. Romulus: Minnie
Abfey, a., Detroit.
David A. wardeii, 80; Jennie b. Kent.
%.
Michael Mlocek. rs; Zusanna Biak. 10.
Alexander Mikolinski. rs; NastaZya
Maslaniec, 20.
John Terigarz, 30; Acza Gailen. 81.
Charles Tsmplin, 20; Selma Marsxhke.
Frank Hellwig. ~: Martha Gohlan,
Marek Gorzka. 25; Mary Ros, IS
John Gibbons, 46. Pontiac; Margaret
hathaway. 30. Detroit
Frank Horath, 20; Julia 10th, IS
John Fekete, rs; Iren Szckely, 1S
William Mcconnell 10, Detroit: Mar
garet Brian, %. Windsor
Raymond Sawyer. 20; yesta Harm. 10
Edward Robinson. IS; Minnie La
Chine. 26.
Frank Micszeysynski. %; Rose Kur-
kawski, 20.