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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-27

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alGr gaaiiet cpsg ssuenbct. 4. scerIigs,
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The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
BIRTHS.

GIaLs.
DeIbcrt Fisher, i62 Fnirview.
Edwin Gerhard, g23 PIquette.
Martin Brady. 800 Sherman.
Harvey DuFour. 635 Military.
5 <ndrew o h.ee az, l5s seil aTh,n
Stanley Piquia. 1917 St Aubin.
Ernest Zimmerman. Ell Hendricks.
Hcnrick Horngren, COZ Second.
George Honfiey. 81 Humboldt
Joseph Mccarthy. 25S LeMay.
Walter sharpe. 500 Twelfth
Homer Orenier. $40 Lawton.
Adam susewska. 5s4 Twenty-third
+ Frank Kunik. SCI Twenty-fifth.
Frank Gorski $50 Kirby g.
0odfred workman. 4Ss Howard
William Potere. S36 Dix.
BOYS.
Paul Buzyk, 256 Plumer.
William Stein. 374 Maybury.
Reinhold Marshall. 1881 Grand
Jacob zeiier. s2s Lasaiie.
Henry Roth. 119 Loyett.
Edward Monroe, $50 McKinstry.
William Dicket, S3T Brooklyn.
Albert Marten. s50 Meldrum.
John Sisemann. 2s4 Third.
+ Geo. Thompson, 4s3 Humboldt.
Chas- K. LADDERS. III Harmon.
John Tauba. 1907 Twenty-fifth.
Leonard GnegOss, 34S Buchanan.
Adam Andrzejewski. 2Ss Williams.
Howard Dean, 46s Cameron.
Lowell Wicker. 119 Trowbridge.
Charles Benedict. iso Milwaukee.
Matthew b. Whittiesey. 10s Rowena
Alexander Lakaszewski. AIS Hancock
Eugene La Londe. 635 Clark.
Isaak Umansxy. 135 Benton.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
DIED.


McLEOD-At Pipestone. MINI. on Mon,
day. May 22. John A. Mcleod. ased
81 years. The funeral Will be heil
at the residence OF his brother, NJ,
Mcleod, 2so CommonweaItn-aN a. ~
troit Funeral arrangements 10 De
announced later.
GOODWIN--May &c, 1911. at his resi-
dence. T59 Fourth-aye.. Nathan ",
husband OF Ella j. Goodwin, rather
OF Louis l.. Nathan y; Hs Slayen n
Balsiey. Funeral services from
house Monday at p. m, Burial pri-
vate.
LUTH--May 25, Clara. beloved daugh,
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. auth, anu
sister OF Mrs. Rosie k9nH. MIS- MIL
VIM. Luth Mrs. Elizabeth Carten'
| Frank and Emily Luth. sister-ln-
law of bertha Luth.-Jacoh- kunz
/, Archie Fournier. Henry koor anu
| Funeral from residence. ll4l r. For
| est. Monday, 2:3o p m, standard.
McI,EOD-At Pipestone. MINI. Mon
l day May 22, John A Mcleod. aged
/ 81 years The funeral VIII be held
| at the residence or his oTother. "a =
| Mcleod, 225 Commonwealth ave, De
troit, Monday. at n. m. from resi-
dcnce, Q o'clock at st. Anne's church.
4 PJJRCELL-May &c, 1911, Martin. son
| OF the late James and Ellen Purcell.
| Funeral from family residence, Ibs
Twenty tourth-st Notice OK time
| later.
| SHIEI,DS-May &c. 1911. at her resi-
4 dence, ga Trumbull-aye.. Rose e.,
beloved wife OF James III. Shields ana
| sister OF Mrs. Mary James or Adrian.
Mich, Edward J. Gallagher. or Do
| troit. Remains to be taken TO
Adrian, Monday. May 20, at $40 a.
M Services and burial at Adrian.
/ Mich.
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Marquette,
/ Mich, Daniel. brother of Mrs. Nj.
1 Lynch and the late E. c. Sullivan.
McLEOD-A. Pipestone, Minnesota
Monday, May q. John A. Mcleod. age
| 81 years Funeral will be held al the
| residence OF his brother. NJ NC
Leod, 225 Commonwealth-aye mon
day. May 29 at 8 a. M, and st Anne's
church at a. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

1cveph zarcszke. Is; Anna zopoL "a.
xll1sa s@,ts q; .k Ediss Hs Taax y;
1: 3sss ikzsiesswsEL rs; valera. plot.
' samuel 4. sloman. 50; Grace = Blu
s's MI s Marseki. ss; Victoria No
Waiter Carter. Il. Ma kin; Myrtle M.
Prank siszinssr. 4s' Barbara jan
frei Lanr. 10; violet Trotter. 10.
Joseph Tamasnnae, 20; Rose Derso-
Albert e. Ramey. "a; Marie pomar
Emil LsBiond. "a; Lottie swartwood
Prank ribbies, 50; Mazis Buchanan
Harry Il. Leonard, Il; Pearl Burwicx
walter Bittner. rs; Mary zyzycew'
HIehsel Resinsii. %: Kungeunda
Lepcinslka. ~.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

August Barnowski. IS Perkins. 2s
PEARS: tuberculosis.
Frank Randall. St Mary's hospital,
20 years: delirium tremens.
Alex. Heron, st. Mary's hospital, 81
ycar< pneumonia.
JutNph Bogdanowic, Grace hospital.
- AIRS: abscess Of kidney.
Cara Luth, st. Mary's hospital. %
Tear1. haemoptoe.
Louise SCHNEIDER. Holburn. 81
Years. cancer OF liver.
Ncls. u. Lundin. Grace hospital, 81
years: cancer OF stomach.
David Ogfivie. ESQ Hancock, 50 years;
Dernfcious anaemia.
Capt. Pierce Hanrahan, 25S Belvi-
1ere. "a years: senility.
Kate p Hutchinson, 453 Jefferson.
~ years: cerebral thrombosis.
Emily Kahn, ST. Mary's hospital %
years: bullet wound OF abdomen, muir
Lester Freer,Z1s4 Antietann, 3
monfhs: cholera infantnm
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
IN MEMoRTAM.

HAINEs-In memory OF Ella Yedora
Haines. wife OF VIM, A. Haines. and
mother OF Mrs. John II. Scott. who
died May 26. 1910. Love and life are
eternal VIM. A. Haines. Mrs John
p. Scott.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
CHICAGO PRopucE. .

CHICAGO, June 27.--Butter. Extras.
I1c; flrsts. Ale; dairy, extras. Isc: flrsts.
[7c Eggs: Prime firsts, 15c: nrsts.
1tHc. Cheese: Skins, 1oh @1o% g:
. ooultry--Fowls. 126fzhc; ducks. 100
x13sc; geese. 70sc.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

Joseph Hegie, IS Warren court. Z
years; pneumonia
James Richardson. 167 clifford. e.
years: heart disease.
Joseph Doppke. 1l00 Chene, 81
years: typhoid fever.
Marion T.. Cook 1919 Hudson,
month. acute ~entero colitia
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ABL BODIED MEN wanted for the U:
s. Marine Corps, between the ages OF
- and S. Must be native born or
have fifst papers Monthly pay $is
20 see. Additional compensation pos.
sibie. Food. clothing. quarters and
medical attention free. After 80 years
OF pay and allowances Service on
board ship and ashore in all parts OF
the world. Apply at Y: s: Marine
Corps Recruiting ofnce. 70 w. Fort
st. Detroit. Mich
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-write for the agency we are
going 10 starr IN every Town. 1000
work In spare time: splendid oppor-
tunity for reliable man or woman.
A. W. Holmes q Co. Dept BIS. Prov
idence, r. i.
for free catalogue OF
Thomas guaranteed hosiery for men.
women and children: agents make -
to tl5 daily: free sample. Thomas
Co, 176s Mathews bldg. Dayton. o.
s25 WEEKLY and expenses to trust
worthy people to travel and distrib-
ute samples for big Wholesale house.
e. II. Emery, F-146. Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUY FROM owner. 10. 20 acres LosIs-
lima. richest land I'm world: three
crops yearly pecaBe, oranees,-all
ssssSssa i J. k.s.ls ss.s P.sS... IN -
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

CHEAP LOTS
Hendrie near Beaubien, 38xI7I.
No restrictions-Price $1,000.
Westminster, corner Beaubien,
53xII5-Price $I,4oo.
Monterey, first lot off Woodward,
size 5oxI4o-Price 100.
Boulevard, west side, just south
of Mack, 5oxI28-Price s., 500.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
2o2 Chamber OF Commerce.
City s4O6 Main 640s.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

ARE YOU a salesman Does $50 to 5000
week for devising systems for BUSH
ness houses and banks interest your
sary). II so. write Chicago Binder
& File Co., lis s. Clinton-st.. Chi
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

I START YOU earning - daily at home
silvering mirrors: no capital; free
booklet giving plans. q. +. Red
mond, Dept. 191, Boston, Mass.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
HELP wASrED-mALn.

WANTED-Young man for out
door work; must be honest.
Apply Detroit Times, Circula-
ton Dept.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

EAST SIDE VACANT
Van Dyke. near Jefferton, - IT.. $1,000
Hamilton-ave. near Jefferson.
% IT. ........... -. eiyovV
IS r. ..'..... '.'.......,1.47s
So n - 900
Cadillac. south OF Mack. ......t $50
so II ......................., 700
Van Dyke. north OF Kerchevai,
~ IT. .....'.... .....st ooV
Parker. cor Charlevoix, 30 ft..t 600
Hurlbut south OF Mack. ......S 500
Maxwell. cor. of Charlevoix.. - $50
Cop1in-ave.. north of Jenerson.$ 275
ERNEST c. SHOOTS.
1914 Ford Bldg Main 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
CONVENES
in HISTORIC CHURCH
Virginia Diocesan Council Meets in Winchester
Bishop Coadjutor, to Succeed Dr. Lloyd,
Will Be Elected
Especial TO The Times-pispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times hi spatchl
Winchester, Va, May 16.-The first
service in connection with the one
hundred and sixteenth annual session
OF the Council of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church In the Diocese of Vir-
ginia was held this evening In old
Christ Church. of which Rev. W. u.
Smith Is rector. The service was de-
voted to a discussion OF Sunday school
work. and addresses were made on
Sunday School Problems" by Rev j.
W. Morris. d. D.. and on The Boy
Problem" by Rev Thomas Semmes.
The apostolic rite of confirmation
was also celebrated about dozen
young men and women being confirmed
by the bishop. RI. Rev. Robert Akin
son Gibson. of Richmond
The historic church, In which the
council is meeting was crowded to the
doors tonight, and special music was
rendered by the lage vested choir un-
der the direction Of the organist. Mrs.
II. p. Fuller.
Practically all the clerical and lay
delegates from Richmond and vicinity
came in at { o'clock. In n special car
from Washington, attached to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train.
Others arrived from the upper Shen-
andoah alley an hour earlier. About
100 clerical and lay delegates are in
attendance. Bishop Gibson is the guest
of r. T. Barton. All the Eplscopa.
lians and many of their friends have
prepared TO entertain the visitors hand
somely while in Winchester.
Business Session To-Day.
The first business session of the
rcI1 will he vel al ~ ri In
the morning. when Bishop Gibson will
Reports VIII lie Heard.
ed by several of the visiting clergy
men of the diocese.
During Wednesdays session 1t Is
expected that a bishop coadjutor will
be elected TO succeed Rt. Rev. Arthur
Selden Lloyd, of Alexandria. Rev. Ber-
ryman Green, D. D.. of that city. who
was recently elected at a special meet
consccrated because of Ill health.
There has been n great deal of talk
about who will be chosen to assist
Bishop Gibson in his work, but none
of the ministers have been willing to
commit themselves as TO whom they
Will vote for until the time comes
to go into an election. 1t is likely,
however that some of those who were
placed in nomination in Richmond re-
Gently VIII be nominated again.
Reports VIII Dc Heard
diocesan Missions" will be discussed
on Wednesday evening. when the sec
rotary of the State Society. Rev, r. A,
Goodwin. Will make report. Reports
will be made also by the archdeacons
and field workers
The litany will be read at haifpast
o'clock on Thursday morning. and
Rev S. Roger Tyler, of Richmond. will
make an address. The business ses-
sions of Wednesday and Thursday will
be the most important of the councils
meeting
1t has been seven years since the
council met In Christ Church. which Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

The local drug stores. as well as all
hrst-c1ass pharmacies throughout the
country. have been supplied with the
new remedy for stomach trouble
called DIGEsTIT. This new medicine
has been found TO be q relief for the
distressing symptoms of indigestion
and dyspepsia. It Will digest food IN
remarkably short time after coming IN
contact with it-iherehy relieving the
fun. uncomfortable feeling after a
hearty meal. surelyait viii he received
with gratitude BY the American public,
tns ninety per cent. of the people in this
country DISQUALIFICATION. The makers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
REPUBLICAN, E.irEas FIGHT.
L. Wise Candidate for Treasurer
of buckingham County.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

ISpccial to The Times Dispatch
farrisonburG. Va May ia. U.
Wise. OF Pleasant Valley. this morning
announced himself q Republican can
didate for treasurer of Rockingham
county. With the Keczell- Williamson
controversy dividing and annoying the
Democratic forces. the Republicans
have strong hopes of capturing the
county this fall.
The matter Of holding a primary to
decide between keezell and Williamson
is stiil In the air. The county commit
tee called q truce of thirty days, Will e
state Chairman Ellyson should settle
the question, There is sure TO be a
hot fight ahead
G. r. Winfield, of Broadway. an
nounces himself candidate for Com
Inonwcalth'a attorney. and Frank a.
Heatwole. now chairman of the Board
of Supervisors. is out for commissioner
of revenue in Central District. II. c.
rutwilcr is candidate for commissioner
in q ShbV. f{..I
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Hijou--"'rhc Princess Of rntcLcs.o
1.ubin-Vnnlrriiic.
The senson'. LINKING Climax.

The Seasons IsluziuE Climax.
For final curtain on an unusual
season the mana cement of the Acad-
envy of Music could not possibly have
chosen more brilliant climax than
THE Chocolate Soldier" With the IL 5 t
performance to-morrow night the sea
son will close in blaze OF glory. bril-
liant and respondent
Many lines arc spoken and there Is
great deal of comedy. hence this
| slittering compound of genuine wit.
clean run, and pure music is called.
and. doubtless. properly called, an
opera bouffe.' but the music Of II is
of so high n character. tuneful, as
much of il is. SO elaborate, and, at
times, SO exceedingly difficult TO sing.
mat one finds II difficult TO accept tho
producers modest announcement OF IL
rs an opera of bombast or buffoonery
Every one knows George Bernard
Shaws Arms and the Man" so that
IL is necessary only to say that the
story of the opera (let's call 1t IN
opera) follows closely that of Shaw's
famous story Cremember when Mans
field played it?) in order to convey an
! idea OF its keen. biting satire on tho
everlasting and unending situation in
. the Balkans" of the Witness with
which the iconoclastic "C;. B. s." brings
out his topsyturvey theories as 10 ,he
. pursuit of man hy women. and the
/ clevcrness of the whole laughing, Tilt
| ing. light story.
But the music IS still another story
From the whistled My Hero.
which runs through and pervades the
entire opera, just ns the "Babbie
| Nnltles" permeate THE Little Minis
| ter and as the world wide waltz
| sings itself through "rhe Merry
| WIDOW TO choose two utterly different
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Used BY people Of refine
ment in every part OF the
world where the use Of the
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Almost Half a Century.

sense appreciate the glorious memo
ries OF that most cvcntful period in
the history of the Southern States to
co operate with us in making this
Memorial Institute the most valuable
as well as the most beautiful memo
rial 10 the Southern cause. We can
not accomplish this. however, without
the earnest CO operation of those who
have been the leaders in all of our
Confederate undertakings. We would
especially invoke the corporation of
our Southern women. without whose
towing sympathy and assistance no
great movement In the commemoration
of Southern valor has been accom-
pliskcd. either during or since the war
1T will be seen from the report of
our treasurer that we had u balance
550.49 i1I', nj NJ n
THE design for the building having,
preparing the working drawings! and
IN short time they will he ready 10
be submitted TO the contractors, and
inenced II Will take about eighteen
GS) months TO complete the BUILDING
but when finished II will be a WIZ thy
Incorporation of which 1t is erected,
I'VE have sufficient money in the
treasury with which to nay for the
Death of Trustee.
ut is with sorrow we have to re-
port the death during the year of Cen
eral Geo D. Johnston. Of Ala bama. who
1oT so many years was a member of
our board of trustees. and who III
WAYS took such an intelligent and &C
tive interest in our work. There are
several vacancies IN the board OF trus-
tees, which have been reported TO The
commanders of the divisions in which
thev exist. and which we trust will
be filled nj their next annual meetins' \,
hI-
Ellyson. president of the Confederate
Memorial Associations
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one OF the Oldest in Virginia. 1t was
endowed by Thomas Lord Fairfax.
owner of the Northern Neck or Nir-
sinia, whose home was at Greenway
Court White Post. Clarke county, and
his remains repose in a vault under
the sanctuary OF Christ Church.
The late Bishop Meade was one of
the early rcctors of the church. having
begun his ministry In Winchester and
vicinity. Another noted rector was
Rev. Alexander Balmaine. who oflici-
ated at the marriage of President
James Madison and Dolly Todd at
LAKEWOOD. the old Washington place.
In Jefferson county.
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