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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
COWAN'S SIDE
IS BOOSTED
Today's Witnesses Contradicted
Statements by Prosecution
Bankers and Farmers on the
Stand This Forenoon

Bismarck, N. D., April 17.--Another
strong witness for the defense in the
Cowan case was A. j. Minkler. vice
president of the Merchants state bank
of Knox who occupied the witness
stand the most of the forenoon. His
testimony was in direct reputation OF
the Campbell and the Rex Ruby story,
and corroborative. OF Witness Theodore
Scotland's evidence, heard Saturday.
The witness stated he arrived in
Rugby Thursday evening. June ~, the
night before Judge Cowan opened
court for Judge Burr.
He said he went to bed early at
the Cramond hotel, and was very sick
until some time after midnight. hav-
ing an attack of what later proved
to be gall stones, for which he since
has undergone an operation
Nursed by cowan.
He was suffering intensely and
Judge Cowan came in. lighted the light,
went out to call a doctor, returning in.
a few moments and sitting up with
him the greater part of the night, leav-.
ing only at intervals to get hot water
for the relief Of the patient.
CcWan Perfectly Sober.
The accused came in the next morn.
ing completely dressed to go to court
and was not under the influence of
LIQUOR at any time.
Mr.. Minkler was able to attend court
Friday, arriving In the courtroom
about the middle OF the morning ses-
sion, taking seat as one OF litigants
beside Paul Campbell who, with Scott
Rex. was his counsel.
Shortly before noon dispute over
a legal technicality arose between Rex
and Judge Palda, the opposing counsel.
and Judge Cowan adjourned on the
request of Rex to permit him to look
up certain authorities to sustain his
argument.
With Rex, Campbell and Scotland,
the intervenor in the litigation, the
witness went Immediately to Camp
bells Office to look up the question in
volved, and then on to Geotz cafe
where all but Rex had luncheon. All
going to dinner at the Cra-
mond hotel, but stopped at the cafe,
which was nearer. owing to brevity
Of the time allowed by Judge Cowan
for recess.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-16
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8oupernelr Campbell bat ben
@eneral 9lnlunIt 0inhtfnnt nt1npnie=

@oupernellr Campbell bat ben
General s(nlpalt 2igbtfoot oilgeipie-
len, iobalo ipie n1ogIib alogerl
gegen Die S. & g. g. gabn uno
Die Sc. s. & &. 8obn eiil5uleitell.
um ben Gbarter Der beioen gabnae-
ieaidaften fir perfallen su erfla-
rem. @lei65eitig bat er Dem Gene
rolanlpalt oli6 bas notige Waterial
5ur gerfiignng geitellt, auf oas bin
er leinen Yo5eB fiibren funn.
Samftag ipnroe unter groBen
Seierlihfeiten uno in @egenlport
Der geiamnten Stuoertenibaft ser
1niperiitat IN sluitin Elm Gortrat
George @. 8radenribge's iiber-
rei6t. 9l. 9. Serrea bie(t bie lte-
berreiduagsreoe unb gomin 9.
Barter ans Souiton Der prdiioent
Der sllumni MHociation, nabm oos
9ilo in gmpfang. @lei15eitig tpur-
De Der llnineriitat Elm S3ilb bon
Charles 0l,rano Slorigbt, einelr.
frllDern SeDrer Der ltn1per1ttat. llber=
rei6t. George @. Breckenridge bat
ser ltnioeriitat eroBe @oltaten err
mieien. gr lit au1 felt iiber flint
nno5rpon5ig Sabren Weitglieo Der 9fe-
aentenbeboroe.
Cine 9ln5abl Mrbeiter-Srgani-
iotionen i'm Staate min @puper-
nellr Campbell ein @eihenf nla.
dell als 9lnerfennung fir Die
freunoihoftlide Saltung, sic er ben
glrbeiter Srganiiotionen geeeniiher
cingenommen bot. Sb uniere groue-
rei-ltniol1en llno Sdanffellner-
llnionen nl6 mol 5u Dem @el6elf
6eigetrogen babeft
Senator @einert bereitet eirc
8ia pnr, melde Die glufo1lnnlullo
ser @uaoaloupe IN Der gtabe pon
9teu-8rounfels geltottet. Gie no-
our6 gelponnene @aiierfroft jeff
bann i'm Sntereiie Der Staot Nel-
9ralnfels altsgebeutet lperoen.
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9o1t5e @roBrat NIT 9lusnoGlne oes
Yrin5en Ching 5ngeeen, Ger 9fegent
mobnte 0erielben tliht bel.

9on5e @roBrat NIT glusno6me oes
8rin5en Ching auaeeen, ser Gegent
mobnte oerIelben nidt BEL.
= Ser &abeloampfer rGtepban
lit in 9(uftrag Der Deutib-Siioolre.
sifoniiden s'nbelgeiellidoft bon
Bremen nod 2ibcrio in See ee-
9ongen, lun bon Der SauptItont
ser Negrerepublif Monropia, ol:s
cos lebte 0rittel aabelltrette
0cuticblano-graGlien 5u leeen. Grr
9ompfcr fdbrt BON 2iberio olf oenl
olsgelegten &urs nod Ycrnanbl;,
co mo uerferft anf Der sSobrt noS
&o6el I'M Itlontii6en S5eon. Die
slrbeiten iollen 10 geforbert meroen,
hab Die Slufnabme oes 9etrieb5
i6on @tloe Mar5 erfolget fam,
pon1it Damn oie ean5e Strede aoln
Rcrnpmbuco poQenoet lit.
eSSn 2aibah, &rain, bot Sic
Slomeniife @orfduBfaiie @onfrott
eemadt. Das 9efi3it betraet all-
oertbolb Millionep aronen. Mit ei-
ner unteriud1lnle lit lofort begous
men lporber.
ssSn gans 9gol berridt eine
il1tgelpobnli6e 4aIte. 9eocb elmer
0epel6e aus eslutsbrud beinflnFt
Der itrenae @inter Sen oagemeinen
Ierfebr in Der na6teiltglten @eiie.
= 9(uf oein 8erliner @elomarft
1T oie ungoriicbe 4nleibe rol6 iiber-
5eibnet poroen Die 8anfen ih(pi,
ielt olsbalo Die 3ei1nungen. Ser
liner 6tnml5freiie peiien befrieoiet
ouf bas grgebnts bin uno betonpn
es belonoers eeeeniiber oen BOZ,
fran5oiiiber Seite laut getporoeuen
8ropbe5eiungel1, oaB Die 9lnleibe Iid)
ols elm Wiserfolg berousitellcn
lueroc.
Ser nadffe oeutIde &otbo[i-
fentog miro INT Der 3eit bonn ie6Iten
big 5rtm 5ebnfen @ueuit in Main5
abgebolten lperoen tpie Der Central
s(lsihuB ioeben feiteelegt bat. Der
Gatbolifentag miro perbunoen ieill
nit elmer 9lusitelluna driitlider
allnit. &orbinal Or. 81. $. Slider,
-Gr5bii6of BON aoln, bat ieine Sell.
nobine bereits 8ileelagt.
Sn Der Mdbe BON Durango
puroe neuli1 Der 3ablnciiter Ser
Barral & 9urungo 9obn bon fiinf
Wannern it6erfoaen, Die iein Mntr-
mobil ourd Elm &tnoernis gum Ste
ben bra6ten uno i'm I'M $500 lolpic
ieine S1nludlahen beranbten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-16
xrxas

sn einern Goloon in Mottbeips
BET gagle 2nfe fplroe Sanl1tag
abenb Elm gelpiiier Sranf SITES Don
einem jungen Manne Nanens s.
'E. Dapis eridnllen.
Gin jrnger Wann Nomens M
S. 0iilner aus @ngbes Sprilta mllr-
De in Corpus gbriiti ben elmer
Hangir 2ofonotipe Der glranlas
BaB gab1 iiberfobren uno getotei.
Mnn glaubt oaB elm Selbltnloro
porliegt.
Sonntag nadnittag eri6oi,
in 8alpelton beim Spieien cir
Sunge g1amens 9iop 2ucas ieinen
Better uno itttimen 5reuno @eorqc
&uers. Sic Sungen, beibe lneef1Er
5polf Sabre alt, befanoen lid) in oen.
2ucas'iben &auie an Der @eadl.
als oos l1ngliif poliierte.
- Sin einen Manne Nnnlens
6arrD greifel in 8olpelton, Der po,l
elmer sSrau einen Meiielitih in's
9er5 befonll1len batte, ut etne MUTT
oerbare Operation urllsogen NOR
Sen. Man bat ibm Die &cramunoe
3lieen1bt. 9ie sler5te boifen i'm OH
Qebelt erbalten 81 fonnen.
SIN gllter BON 76 Sabren itorb
in Der 9tdbe BON Bolt Daf 8oinf.
9lnitili County, 2uofpig &illn, CT
ner Der befanntelten oeutiden syos-
ner iener @egeno.
Sole @illa Elm Mertfoler.
ser alseflagt mar, Dor nlcbreren
ssobren einen gcipiiien Grnit ltnoer-
MOOD getotet 81 boben, lit pom @e,
ribt in Guero fbuloie befmnocn iIllf
sn IS Sobren 3udfbans uerurteili
iuoroen.
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Gum sSagrcs-G -Gnfans.

@cfanntltd) lit her Sannar
Ser erffe Wlpnb' i'm nemem SaGr.
snfb gait ein SprndJ ppn Mltersber
Ser iagt, baR aller anfang iftuer.
afnn bent td) bitter bin unb her
DIS NIT bem Saitnar aud 10 tpGr'
Sbfs, tueil's Der erite, ber entIprtngt
Sem Sabr, er amdJ tuas Sd)tperes bring!
SIT 4mittn ba periammeIn bann,
Senat nnb 9ams iidj, Meann fir Wann.
8es @Dlfes gDpl, bas lit ibr Siel,
Spdj idetnt es oft Mns &tnberipiel.
Gjar Mander fpnintt babin, BET pna
@ph 8eis1eit, tpie fie nif]t iein ipll,
Ser tiftelt Dann 9eIebe ans,
Die itanmen e1'r npm Narren6ams.
alleir, bielleidjt iiest Der geritanb
gSas 5iuar ntd]t iiitmer bier si 2anb,
Sud nt5dJt es aud ,upl nbglid) iein,
Sie Spffnmns tr6itet idbpn alletn.
llnb infer nemer 0pnpernenr
geliebt, gead)tet, iute id) b1r',
@un freietn Sinnc mnb @eritanb
gStrb retten mod bas Seyas =2amh =
ypm Sod ber Mnder nnb 3elptem,
Tie nns id)pn tnandlen Satttpf anbpteit
Wait ieiner oiilfe tart unb felt,
gSir ranmen bann bas Wiuferneit.
G'rum lit bes Sabres 4nfang smt,
81 faht amdl Seber friidben Whit
limb bpfft, es iuirS ia ipeiter gef'n
Sic SDffnnng ldRt nid)t unterseb'm.
stnf bak iie mild andJ ME perlaf
Srin9t u a NJ 0, elm bplles @las
Sas trinf i'd aus bis amf ben @rnmb
Sas BAIT mid ntmrter mnb seiunb.
gSie iffjiper ber slnfans andj mag iein,
| q a M o f,tndjt bic Sprse flein;
| Wtr 5ieben rnttts IN bic @8abl
tinb iiegen ub nit grpser 3abI.
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Gilenba9m : Tabtplall.
S. e 6. q. gahu

S. e 9. q. 8abn.
No.3 -@om Norbei1. .6.45 abenos
yto. 81 8ont giorben. .G.45 mora
yfo. 7--2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
$50. s-9ocal bon &aleitine -.
SO. T. gon g5erito .oi4 SO uoefups .lae5lp.
seo. 12-2pcal bon 2areoo (gemifbt) .
go. T. Na9 bem @oroen. 1.55 nohn.
So. g. @a6 bem Mor0en. 500 a6sY6s
SO. 8-aoeal mad galeitine 7.3O mora
9to. To- ggpreB na6 8earne.
go. 5 1gaad Gsegiio. 100 700 mera' msas
Sto. II -soeal mad 2areoo (geuidt) :.
1900 aben0s.
g. u. & q. 3. gabn.
N1funft
SO. 1-Soufton Ii. 5. aiilte. 100 noe,n1
yto. 3-9onIton II. D. @iite 500 borrt
Mo. 5-&iiitenitdbte. ..1:15 radan
9o; A Bon @errbille, nnr on Aoz
dentngen. ;. ;. :. $50 bnrnl
@e: 44-@on aerrbilIe, mir @onns
. ta9s.. !. :. 800 naha,
geo. 146-- @on 8errbiIle, MIR On
Sodentagen. ..7.15 nad]m
$50. 2-9onfton Ii. 8. &iifte. $3.50 bortn
geo. 4-5ouIton L. 3. &iiite 8 20 abenbs
gto 6-&IitenitGbte. i. ..2:1O nadm
So 43-0ad &errbiIle, MIR in Bos
bentagen. !. ..4:45 naGm
SO; 41-gaad aerrbille, nur @onms
80. 145 -ssad aerrDiire, MIR q RI in 00'''
@obentaaen ..T:15 born,
g., $. & g. q, (6anpt-2inie)
Mnfirtft-
So. 9Egom Often. 1885 oorm
gfo 7-8pn Often. $3.50 nooara
&c. 10-@I 8afo u. @eiten. .7:3O nnc1al
Mo: Soon 81 Baip.. ..10.15 borm
SO 5-aad eI @ab un0 gseltsn.
SO. 7-0la6 81 9afo nnO @efen. lD'
SO. 1o-gsad 5. g8eiten. 1000 'd a6enSs assSs
$50. 8-Na9 Dem Often. 10:45 born,
$50. 1-Nad 9el Nip. ..4:00 nbeilos
@ietoria 9ipiiion 6. $. e g. u.
SO. 3o5-guero. @ictoria. 1850 na6m
z%uIuQIl-
SO. soe-guerO. gictoria. 800 BORN
M. &. & s. gasn.
Wnfnnft-
go. 241- -gon Sollfton rnb @aIpeiton
;. :. ;. :. :. $50 norgens
SO. Bon 9allas Ii. Sort gsortb
SO. 2s5-gom gsor6en. .7.so iI Dorntiti.
glo. 15z8on @neo. -. 800 nn6n.
9lo. 231-9om Norben ,tab 9oufton
:. :. ;. :. 1926 nadm
$50. 9-gon1 @orben. .7:45 abenbs
Nbfabrt
:. ITO pprm
SO. 10-Na1 ben Noroen. 1000 borm
SO. 10 gfa6 slnitin ltnb @aeo
SO. io-gaab bsm aor6en. 500 so BORN BORN
$50. s. Nn6 9nllas, Sort @prtb
nno gSaco.. :. .... 8.45 aberbs
go. 236-Rad benz Noroen.
SO 242-ssad oouitOn unS Sal
peltou. 1915 dfeu65
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-16

er feline beitilnute s(orelie ouf5ll-
neilen batte. gr bat gegci1 oos
Geportotionsurteil @erufung ein-
gelegt.
&ongrebrepraientant 9(rues
BON Maiiabuietts, Ser oie @ieoer=
lpabl oes 8unoesieuators 2ooae
auf's @ntihieoerlte befampft, 9at
nerlid geiagt, 93ooiepelt babe, als
er nod Graltoent mar, 2noee Il!
@eeenport oes friiberen 0iilfs-Mu-
rineniniiters 9teipberrD eilllnol
iharf ongefabrerL neil er iit5 in May
rine=4ngelegenbeiten genliidt nlln
perilldt babe, oas Marine 0filri-
.iteriunt 5im 9lnfalf BON 3tuei &s6-
lenicbiffen i'm gSerte bon 1000
600 5n perollaiien. 9topiepelt bat
iett cine 9epelde an Sen Sprr.
her bes Observation-Disclosures Ser Sc
gislatur bon 0eaiIabuletts, ssoiepi,
8nlfer, geribtet uno bie 9ebaup=
tll1lg Mmes' fir unpabr erflort.
@lei65eitig ipridt er parlne @orte
oes aobes fir 2ooge. Slnles b0lt
trob Der Gepeide 9fooiepelt's ieine
geballptung alifre6t.
= 9luf ben @erften Der Stem
gorf Sbipbuiloing Company in
ganoen, ge. S., tit Sainltog bas
grobte Shlahtlhiff ultIerer sSIotte,
Die u9trfanias" bonn Stape! eelau-
fen. Ste Saufe tit aber nit ether
5laide Gbarnpagner itno lliht init
elmer 6lalde @aiier, fuie Die Hr6-
bibitionilfen es tpollten, Don5ogeil
poroen.
gie beutl6en nlo engliidelt
@laubiger Der perfra1tel1, Gottonfir-
ma 4niabt, gancep & 50. i'll 8eca-
tur, 9lla., baben gegen Sic 2ouis..
bile & NaibbiIle unb Die Soutbern
8abn &logen auf @riab oes Sho-
oens eiilgereidt, ben iie ourd bic
gefalihten Sra6tbriefe ser Sirllu
erlitten boben. sic belhulbieten sic
gobnerl, i'm ginperitdronis nit Ser
ssSirn1a geltanoen 5ll baben.
ssn 0entoll Mrfanios, tparot
cine @eieai1aft bon Neger Winitrels
alf ibrem @ege nod Dem Sotel
polt iungen peiBeit &oipnies iibers
faaen. giner Der Neeer iuuroe err
I1laget lino Elm Mann uno snei
Srauen mnroen per,pun6et.
Gin otter Mann Na.tens $.
81. @bitmore iprang ilellidl ans ei-
mem 5enfter i'm ahten Stoflperf bes
Marquette @otel in ct. 2ollis auf
0ie StraBe uitb ipnrbe poGif6nbie
5eri6n1ettert. @ram iiber sen SOB
ieiner 6rau ltnb iiber leinen
ihlehten @eiunobeits5ulta1ro ibei.
men i'm gum Selbftmorh aetriebell
5u habeit.
Sonattag lnorgell Dor "a
geSanbrud) orang eine ln5abl Mdn-
ner in oas Gountpgefdngnis gu
SbelbDpile, &p., ur1o boite brei
9ieger beraus, BON benen 5rpei oil-
eeflaet moren, 9lngriffe olrf tpeiB.
Srauen genlabt gu baben, ll,o Der
brittle meeen @rirtorbung ieiher
arall gum Sooe berurteilt lpar. M1s
le orei ipuroen gelpnht; Ser cine
muroe eridoiien, als er einen Slnht-
periu6 n1a6te, Die anoern beioelt
muroen gebdngt.
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sitter splbat aepftniat.

Sabre lang lpnroe id onr9 lin.
Deroaulibfeit ufto Ger1topflina
idlper gepeinigt, l6reibt Ser &riegs-
peteran Q. s.. 5mitb BON erie,
3d. aber Or. Sings Seem 2iie
Tias baben MIDI ipieberbergeItellt.
gtur 25c BEL aaen 9ruggiiten.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Posner 25; Clara Kramer ~
Albert I. futile. 80; Terese Schaefcr.
Albert Burns. "a: LILLIAN Austin "a
calvin nj. Lewis. 40, Detroit. Mary
Evans, 81. Plymouth.
Fay n. Conley. %. Detroit: Harriet
keene. 22, Cleveland
lie. 20
Fred De Long. %: Edna smith. "a.
Ira Suddarth, 81 Laporte. Ind .
frteda kirseh. le. Detroit
Herman Densteadt. 20; Biandine OIL
son. "a.
&c o. Albin Lundberg. 2s Nellie Holmes.
William Blackburn. %: Annie NJ.
Martin L. Spies. so: Ruby cheadle.
Andrew A. Fahrner. 25, Worthwhile:
cara -. Westphall, ~. same.
22. 80 N'a''' "h''a'''''
Ludwik Pyzyna. %, Hamtramck; Hell
en- GeltnSka. 20, Detroit
william Thompson. 80, Pomley. o.:
hathllda Curn, 30. Harrow. Ont
Bela Benko, 20: Mary Fodor. Is.
John ID. Mcleod. 80, southampton.
ont Kate Mclean. 30. Rickley ont.
Waleryan Wajna, 81, Wyandotte;
Frances Gasiarowska. rs. same.
otto Charles Seeboldt. ST. Pearl
Crane, 20.
Antoni Kruk. 80; Asnieszka Pleda.
stephen Boss. 80: Lilly Zeigen. g.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

RoHRBEcK-Jau. "a. $40 a. IN. az mis-
home. ara seyenfeenthrst.. John.
dearly beloved husband. of Sophie
Rohrbeck and father OF William g.
Herman A. and Emil q. Rohrbeck,
aged. 70 years - Services a house,
Las p, m. and at ST Paufs church.
Seventeenth and Rose-st., at y. IA.
Friday. Jan. "a - ttfsf ~ =
WILSON = Harriet. aged rs. beloved
mother OF Irving Wilson and Mrs
Frank Render. OF Birmingham. Mich. I:
Ont. and Mrs. Thomas c. Quay and
Mrs Horatio Kotcher. OF Detroit.
Funeral Thursday at 1890 n m. ut
home OF Mrs. Quay, so Dilion-ave.
Burial at Birmingham. Buffalo pa
pers please copy.
INTERS--Suddenly. Jan. 20. 1911. Al
the residence OF John Winters.
Woodmere cemetery, Bernard w.
Winters. aged 81 years; brother OF
John. Lawrence and Mathew H.. OF
Detroit. and James - Winters, Of
Vancouver, Wash. Notice OF funeral
later
O'DWYER-Jan. "a. 1911, at her resi-
dence, $50 Fcurteenth-ave., Gather
inc O'Dwyer, dearly beloved wife OF
Cornelius ODwyer and mother OF
Miss Mary O'Dwyer and Mrs Joseph
Carey Funeral from residence FRI
day morning $40 O'Clock, and from
st. Nincents church at o'clock,
standard time.
OKEEFE-Died suddenly Jan. %. 1911.
at his late residence, 261 Hibbard-
ave- William, beloved husband Of
Lucy O'keefc. and brother of John
O'Keefe and Mrs Margaret Dwyer.
Notice or funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
NOTHING BEHIND
PREFERRED STOCK


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high
basis this being all
strikes competition in the
stability
making public
IL a
the subscription stock
should
should
thing solid which reaiz
should
S s much
While this sometimes
usually desirable especially
which readily realize
profits the
would
the with Hamptons
inclined think than
tons both as regards safety Of principal and speculative possibilities OF
desire like
and think worthy project for ne benefit OF the American people
different light
point Of the investor who income and perhaps profit
his do consider particularly desirable
find the Metalne Mining Co Detroit without
information shall be
the inquiry for you will give further information about it.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
DAILY DEATH LIST.

James Natus. 214 Antietam. 6 years;
diphtheria.
Valentine cornwell, 436 Catherine.
80 years; senility.
Thomas Anderson. st. Marys hospi-
tai, 81 years; endocarditfs.
Victor krajniak, 967 Harper. 4
months; pneumonia.
Helen Mcbride, Childreh's Free Hos
pital, Z months. pneumonia.
Elizabeth Alberstadt, 1873 Monroe, 6s
years; chronic Brights disease.
Margaret h. Billiard, Ito Abbott, 81
years; cancer of the uterus.
Heroine Mazur, 1892 Kirby, months,
peritonitis.
James Thomas, los Orleans / month;
hamilton.
George Aver, 124 Westminster. 81
Frank Chaplin. Asheville. n. c.. &c
years; tuberculosis.
Ellen Redheld, Grace Hospital. So
years; aortic insufficiency.
Martha Doyle, S57 ST. Aubln. 90
years; pneumonia.
Charles Latter, Solvay Hospital, 81
years. cerebral hemorrhage.
John Delany. 419 Harrington, Sc
Rose Burke. s42 Lafayette. 40 years
pneumonia.
Francis Clark. wyandotte. Mich. 40
years.
Margaret Roberts. Wyandotte. Mich.
81 years stenosis plyoric orihce.
Edwart Dolkowski, 1852 Friedrich. 4
months, naTdSnuS.
Louis CZychon. 20 Ingersoll. ] year;
marasmus
Frank Kimmel. $50 Twenty-third. .
months; pneumonia.
Michael clifford, 202 National, 65
years; nephritis.
Patrick burning, Cleveland, Ohio, 30
years. pneumonia.
Sarah Finney. 3i5 cass. 67 years; car
diac syncOpe.
Horatio Butler. 459 Cass. 81 years;
carcinoma.
Harriet y. Wilson. 20 years. 80 Dill
Ion: cerebral apopleXy.
Frank Skzyphowski, Grace Hospital.
II years; tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
James Conrad. so Mulane.
William Mann, 80 Adams.
Desire Van Slembrouch. % Louis.
Jules Ambo. SiS Franklin.
William RShm, 726 Townsend.
Herman Newman. 233 Beals.
Joseph Druskiewicz, 754 Riopelle.
Casmair CilbuT, 81 Delray.
John Szczesny. 27Sl Jefferson.
Martin Nabozny, 1862 Military.
FclyX Kocan. II Adell.
Frank Roach, $50 Wesson.
Arnold Hague. sos Cass.
George Baldwin. 1447 Twenty fifth,
Anthony Wieczbicki. II Leland.
William Bihner, 742 Townsend.
Ralph ingalls,, 1927 Twenty -iifth.
Ernest Moore. 239 Third
Vincent GrZywinski. Ice Leland.
Vincent Nentimiglia. 467 y Baker.
Nathan Tlusty, 3I3 Watson.
Sam Sitrin, 152 Division.
Albert MetTck. 134 Farnsworth.
Rudolph Rosenbesper. 122 Dane.
Emil Desentz. SSI cicotte.
Frank Vaetens. 236 Lambert.
Emile Hulle, 221 Bellevue.
John Freel. 462 Berlin.
Henry KlcpacZyk, 173 Rowena.
John Surel, 1883 ST. Aubin
Caunstance Schemansky. 1117 Jos
Campau
MARCEL Durzinski, 67l Garfield.
lgnac Wator, 500 Military
Joseph Markiewicz, III Meekin.
Anton Stach, Ill Hammond.
Henry Winchester. 1S9 Chandler.
Charles Meeker. DC Antoinette.
John Kaminski. 21S Garfield.
Frank Mocny. 1916 Willis.
Peter Van Der Meulen. 1406 McClel-
Ian,
Anthony Hoffman, sos Buchanan.
Rudolph Sommer. 405 Lovett
Joseph Dunski, 75s Twenty-third.
Karl Reynolds. 3SS Clinton.
Pistofaro Maiorana, 32S Fort
Leo Furnier. 500 st. Antoine.
Nladislaw Miescharek 916 Harper.
Rafaele Tempesti, 145 Division.
Charles Epstein. ia Napoleon.
Louie Jaffin. 264 Eliot
Ezra Glazier, 366 Hastings
John Afelt. 915 Orleans.
Davis Monk. 100 Baltimore
Michele Palazzalo. 342 Watson.
Massimo Ruggirole 500 Rivard.
Joseph Price. 1913 Chene.
Stanley Kubisiak. "a Warsaw.
Albert Meloche, Dawson.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
DIED.


BURKE--Jan. 20, Rose Burke. beloved
wife of John Burke. Funeral Thurs
day. S:30 n m, from residence. 342
Lafayette and a. IN. Holy
Trinity church.
DoETSCH--Jsn. 20. 1911, Hilarius. hus-
band OF Elizabeth Doetsch and faith
er OF Mrs VIM. lIouppert. Mrs. w. Il.
Halter. Frank J., Matthias. Alexander,
Doetsch. Funeral Thursday. Jan. 26,
from residence. 40 ST. Antoine st. at
$40 n. m. and from ST Mary =
church at Q o'clock. Burial at Mt
Elliott
FINNEY--At the homestead. 345 Cass-
ave. on Tuesday morning. Jan. ~
Sarah, oldest daughter OF the late
Mary A. and Seymour Finney. and
sister OF Jared w and James " Fin
ney Funeral and burial private.
HtrNT-Jan. %, 1911, Ina. beloved wife
OF Chas r Hunt. mother of Chas. f..
Jr. Ina, Vera and James Hunt. Fu-
neral services from residence. 13tS
Wabash-ave.. Friday at 2 y. IN. In
torment at Grand Lawn cemetery via
funeral car.
JoHNsON-Mrs vina. wife Of Samuel
Johnson, died enroute from Chicago
TO Detroit. sunday, Jan. %. 1911 Fu-
neral Thursday, 2 p. m, from Baptist
church. Monroe ave. Burial at Mt
Elliott.
PHILLIPs-Jan. %. Annie. wife 90
Edward and mother OF George y.
Edgar r., Joseph j., Grover w. and
Harvey r. Phillips. aged SO YEARS
Funeral from residence. 7sf Cham
PIANIST. Thursday, D. m.
POKRIEFKA-Jan. %, 1911. Mary. be-
loved wife of Theodore Pokriefka
daughter OF Hulda and the late The
odore Schenck and daughter in law
OF Joseph and Ottilia Pokriefka. age
% years months Funeral Thurs
day at $40 a. m from residence. 332
Antietam-st. at a m. TO ST Jo-
seph's church
SHORT--Suddenly Jan. %. at her resi-
dence, 800 Hancock-ave west. Fanny
" short Notice OF funeral later
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBsN
VI>ES

FORT HURON LrMTTEDs-7 a. IA.
and every two hours TO y. m: sun
DAYS only. II r. NJ. Through locals. 9
a m and every two hours TO 8 p. IN.
hourly TO y. m. including limiteds.
hourly TO 1 D. IA. shore Line to Mt.
Clemens. Gas a. m, hourly TO l1:ss
y FLINT LIMIrEps-.T;ss a. m, s,ss
A m. .12:35 p. m. 2:s5 y. m. ass n
mn. Through locals. ! a. m, every two
hours TO u. m oxford only. n p m.
Flint. sundays only IL p. ma To Romeo.
ia. m, s a. m. and every two hours 20
10 ID m IL u. m.
JACKSON LIMITE DS---s;ls a. IN and
every two hours 10 Sis y. m. Through
locals. Z n m and every two hours TO
Q 10. nm. Ann Arbor only. a. m, $50 r.
m, D. m. 10 u. an. III y. m. Northville
only. 6.SO n. M. hourly TO 6;S0 p. m.
40 - m, p. m. IL y. m. Sahne-cars
ToLFDO LiMITEDS-7:7 20 a m and
sverv two hours 20 so p. m. saturday
ana sunday. 1880 p. nv. Through locals.
q 40 a. mn. and hourly to $50 y. IA.
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hourly TO s:sS p. m; hourly 20 iisz1
y PONTIAC DIv.--s a m. 20 20 20 min.
service 10 $50 y. m. hourly 60 1ef5o
n m. III y. m: Birmingham only. ~ M
ORCHARD LAKE DtV.--e a M
hourly 90 IL .. IN
.These cars run through % saxin>w>
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
MRS. ELY WATCHING HER HUSBAND AS HE
GAMBLED WITH DEATH IN AERIAL CRAFT

flew her husband Mrs. Ely, pretty,
fresh skinned viyacious, was chatting
with friends and giving an interview
TO reporter between sentences.
mo, have never felt nervous, not
even from the time of Mr.. Ely's first
fights. have a great deal of faith
I'm him, you see" And as the little
lady turned 10 the reporter with q
bright smile the camera clicked.
The speck in the sky which Mrs.
Ely said was her husband tipped
dangerously and a slow sigh went up
from the spectators. Mrs. Ely glanc-
Cd up quickly and then continued her
conversation as the speck righted and
sped on, mile a minute.
II am not afraid. only ! am so
anxious for him TO succeed" she said.
Il have been In the air with my hus-
band, and II isn't such hard thing
10 drive an aeroplane. II takes nerve,
lots of Il. and you must have your
wits about you all the time
BY this time the speck in the dis