davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
Ug|6=anlerikanlk
JnIlilul.
Zen pil frcmme SiOenifn6 %
gqnIioi9 aultnrnOpifling.
I'm itOr SO9iamling oil 6liuc fnDt.
tct til Snititnttet.

@ilIiam s. Curtis ifrioer ira
Berlin til lit 9lao oGbi 9lec. Ser !:
st 9anife eienoommeligt 2lrran.
gement er nDlig truffet me0 llnOer.
pisaings6epartementet / Berlin ior
Oprettelien al gS6e 9lmerifa SSyn-
ititut@ Der ifal tieue til at irem.
ne BET inteIleft1ene 5or6olO mel.
FEM 1gitlan0 og 0e 3orene0e Sta
ter Oct bar intet me0 0anoel, sSln-
port elIer Gfsport at gore, men er
6e9rpniet til 6rentme al 0e geniioi.
ge 5or1olO 81 Snteresier for pioen.
ifo5eIi9e llnOeri69elier, 2proonl,
Opfpsning proiesiionel Snooefom.
menbe0, 2itttratur og Stunt. Brof.
Sugo @dniterberg ira Snrpar0 llni.
Deriitet, ser er 9ptteproiesior Oeo
gerlins llniperiitet, er oen, Der er
fremfonmet meo o1 irenmer 3on.
fen ON iaa0an 8efieloirfnina, oa
ban bar ira tpif.nmerifanife Ban.
fsrer o. on0re, iom er interesiere-
be / at ie iocinlt og fulturelt Gam.
arbei0e mellem Oe TO 2nnoes 9or.
gere frenmet, mootoget $4,000
iom 5ono for Snititnttet.
Eroi. Nlmiterberg gau llofait til
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og iifreOe Jig
aeiierens og llnoeroisningsminilte,
riets @ootenoelie, % Der blep an.
uiit 6om gereIie oen feiierlige.
9i6liotets me 9pgning llniuerii
tetSgnoen.
Soet 9roi. Mnniterbere iorflare-
De Seniigten meo ben amerifanife
5nititlt, iagoe ban: 0@to6lislenen.
tet fan betegnes iom ct npt Sfuo
| oct internationale 5orbol0 og ifal
belliges 5remmen al Sultlren mel
lem Epiflano og llniteo 5tates
9llt politiif og fommercielt ligger
uoen for oets OmraaOe. Sopeoopg.
ten oil bliue lagt paa Snteresien
for 9proom og 6orifning. IRE.
iearcb), for Oplpsning og gieiier
og ociale 6or6inoelier.
@n al Snititittets uigtiglte 6unf-
tioner oil bIipe llouefsling al %.
fltmenter og lpr0 2itteratlir gennem
Smitbionian 3nititiltion @oibing.
ton iom 9nOeleo. formooentlig og-
iaa 9eifDttelie al amerifanife 6or.
lagsret poa tpife Bigger. gn itor
9ogiamIin9 for Stuoiet al biitoriife
sfonoriife og iociale Broblemer nil
blioe fnpttet til 9ureauet Ser
bill 6lipe lagt iGrifilt gegt pao ge.
ltrP6elier ior at iptte amerifanife
gioenifabsmpnO og 5orifere / LET
5or6inoelie meO tpife llnioeriiteter,
gureauer, g(rfioer, 0'uieer, 9ogiam-
Iinger, 9nboratorier og Soipitaler
~ 9lmerifanife Bigger oil blioe oper-
iat oa uobreot Spiflano, og tpife
gsger | 9lmerifa. Deltagelie inter-
rationale ll0itillinger og aonores.
fer, efspeoitioner og fllnitneriife,
sfonomiife o9 uiOenifabelige ioretn.
GENDER pil bIine iimplificeret %
fremmet. Sort iaet, Snitituttet oil
prspe pan at pere til gsptte ale
SuItiirens @rene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
l5 Siforhanolere ocmt.

Gbicoso, 90. San. 9soer til
en- iomIet Gum al $5t 800 og
SanaielSitraiie parierenbe fra 10
Maaaneoer til 21a slnr iosmtes 10
2ifgrbanolere al Dommer 2anoiS
| II. 3. Diitriftsret Der / Dag. De
inoitepnte fanotes ifploiee Oper-
trpoclie al ben inoenlonoife aieifts.
lop 6 af De 10 ilap fri for 5ene.
ielsitraf, men alle blep ioemt Nen-
gebeoer. Domner 9nnois mente, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
Nerf!

llnoerteenebe bar opertoget SO.
peo-aonlnlisiion for slmerifa paa
g. Seperiniens npe gnrf Martin
2utbers 2ip oe SopeopRrfer%"
&c SnbifriptionSinobpoelie anoet-
itebs / @laoet. Oct er ct 8nrf, Der
fortiener plabs | etbpert oanif Iu-
tberif Stem.
Dan. 2utb. Yubl. Sou e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
Champ Glarf Spcofer.

De oemofrntiife Meolemmer al
ben SO. aongres bolot 5re6ag 9tf-
ten | iioite ltse Caucus og NOMINEE
reoe enitemmi9t Champ Glorf ira
Wisiouri, Der l9ngere 9io bar
p9ret 0ainoritetsleoer / 9iepreien-
tantbuiet, til Speafer eiter Soc Gau-
non.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
9nrne1t runHt.

9nrnPtt rtttt0t.
5 Berlin bar forIeoen 0ag 1000
gogne i Sang for at rD6oe @aOerne
ior Sne.
5 @lippeflpfterne Eit o9 geIt
for @iernDi / 8ai6fent, rusiiif Gur-
feitan, er Ell Mpngoe 0}enneiter
o9 &pG0 bIeoen 0ra6t oeO 8ierg-
ifreo iom 6sl9e al 5orOifelpet.
5orit9lpet bar foltet oper 500}en-
neifer @iOet. Srn0reoer al 8ami-
lier er 6usoil0e, for0i ale Sffe-Gre-
bpgnin0er er itprtet iammen.
@rebinoe 8ornopifD, ser @ene-
Dig, 9torOitalien, oemteS til 8 2larS
5engieI, ior0i bun 6oooe Ia6et ct
Far al line 8iIbe0ere mproe en- tre-
Die Til6e0er, er 6leoen panpitti9.
Zen 0r9ife 0ie9ering a9ter paa
6oranleoninN al Sen tprfiife @e-
ian6t at iorbDoe 5n0iamlinger og
Observation-Disclosures til 6or0el
ior &retenIerne.
@n Sfoufoge0 / llnearn bar
Sinosipge iful0t TO al line inaa
9drn o9 en- pofien Cater; 6uitru-
en- blep ioaret, ct fieroe Barn uno-
gif 0e0en pe0 at ifiule ii9.
0nsoog @iternliooag uobrgo ser
9ranO / ct 6lDOelfur pe0 9resIau,
Sdleiien. Sl0en npreoes al 9en-
5inbebolonin9en, og ale sSlDbeifu-
rene iamt ire 6lDpemoifiner 6rpn6-
te. Sloen fornooes poaiot.
5ognlpffe. Berlin, s. Sonltor. S
9lfteS Iteote to fulot beiatte 2ofal-
tog ianmen peo Stationen Stralau-
Hummelburg. 5 8ogne lob al Spo-
ret og 80 gerioner fopiteOes LET.
@n Gepolper blep tabt paa @a-
ben al Ell cipil Ferion, 0a Song
9Ilions GSreonQ Den 6. os. anfbn
til @umernerens Sus / Malaeo. st |
al Sfu0oene aif al o9 iaare0e to
Yerioner.
oSSnItitllte oe 6ronce" bar poo
Glenarm6oe uotnlt Jig imoo at op-
toge &pinoer iom Meolenmer. 9(n-
leoningen til 0enne ll0toIelie par ct
5orieg om at u0nppne 6ru Grrie
til Meolem.
8ogulpffe. QueenStomn (Gaplan-
0et), 3. San. @eo @oifasloop 9ter.
beoen al Gatbcart Itprteoe 9lftes
ct ira Gait 2onoon fonlmenOe, frl0t
bciot GerIontog ne0 40 Sfraanin=
gen paa SSernbaneopnlningen. 10
al GnSiagererne orp6tes og 6enpe0
so ioareoes.
5lpgteoe 6orbrpoere. SuenoS ri.
res, 7. Sanuor. 13 6or6rpoere, al
bpilfe 2 par glnarfilter, Der bar
osnite for glttentoter moo ti0lioere
Yrpiioenter, er @nor brubt no al
5Gn9slet. De bapOe 9ropet Ell unOer-
ior0iif Sang unber Wturen o9 uno-
ilop gennem oenne. 6lere SpipnS-
m9no er arrelteret mistGnfte for
at baoe biulpet oe iin6pegne.
2prfiife aanpnboaoe. &onltantin-
opel, 3. SSanuar. 9labene ber meb.
oeler, at Observation-Disclosures paa en-
gelIfe Sfibspnrfter bar beItilt 10I
aanonbanbe, al bnilfe s ifal an-
penoes oen periiife 8uet og 2
peb oen olbaneiiife apit. Gnopioere
ifnI oct pere Meningen at anifai.
fe 80 minbre aanonbaaoe, DER ifal
beoogte oet rsoe Saps aplter.
9ppogrofitrifen 6inlano. Sra
Seliingfors meloes, at troos SDpo-
grafltrifen nofommer 80 pGt. al
glaoene, oog til Dels | minore 6or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
2O.ara.

mat END ellers. Samtlige Bapirfa-
briffer og ale 9ogtrpfferi-Agentu-
rer bar O99ret Jig OeO at mootage
Or0rer al 8rDfferier, iom life er
ioli0ariife meO 0et grafiife glr6ei0s-
gioerforbun0. Serpeo er 0e iocialoe.
mofratiife Srpfferier 6ragt en-
Danifelig Stilling.
5ranifmenoene / 9lfrifa. Sra en-
franit Officer / Sure, geit for
Siooioen, er ser in0lbbet ct Sen 20.
December 0oteret Telegram ON, at
Der / @aooi-0iItriftet 6ar funoet
Doloiomme aon1pe Steo, og at 9o-
bene er betDoeIige 8elegranlnet bar
oaft itor 0pItanOelie 5Sronfrig,
men BET ipneS oog at oGre Ben ef.
ter6aa1oen olmin0eli9e 9lntogelie,
at 8eIegranmet fun refererer til ben
ollereoc fenote Ganp oe0 Grige0e,
50or 06eritI6itnont MolG faGot.
Gen franife aulturfonp. Girfe-
BLADE / 2pon offentligo6r EFT al 2
@rfe6iifopper og II 8iifopper I'M.
0erifreuen 9efen0ta0relie. hnorpe0
repu6lifonife 8la0e / 2pon og ct.
@tienne 6eteqnes iom ifo0elige for
Qtoralen oa 9feGigionen; set pil bIi-
oe 6etrogtet Iom en- grop Spno at
ielge, febe og leIe oiSie 9lo0e.
st ra6ifalot 8lno ct. gtienne
6ar oen 9(nle0nine anloat Sfaoes-
eritatningsiag moo grfebiifoppen af
2pon.
8Drferne Bal9itinn 2on6on, 3.
Snnuor. Eli 9Iooene telearafereS
ira aonItontinopel: Den iiolte 9feit
al 0e oprerife 0ruier er efter EN- 4
Cages aunp me0 oe tprfiife CROP
Der 2It for Geraf orebet uo Or
fenen. Sprferne, bpis Tnb oor 4
Officerer og t04 Mono foIone og
ionre0e, tog oper 100 al 9rlIerne
til San9e.
Sitilntionen @r9fenlano Berlin,
3. Sanuar. Eli ogo8i. 3eit." tele-
graferes ira 9ltben: 0fonge beit-
Itoaenoe gmbeosmeno og Bolitifere,
Ser teGegrnfiif eller perIonlig plejer
at Gpf6nife aongen pna bans Sso-
iels0og, 6ar benne Sang unolnot
6et aronprinIen pil poanp treoe
in0 / SGren, oe sbrige Grinier oer-
imoo life. gn Del oniete 8orgere bar
iamIet 9ebiier paa EN- 9ieffe lln-
6erilp6 iom ti6lieere Bolitifere. Of-
ficerer og @mbeosmpno bnr beeooet,
og pil MI forlange, at 9feaeringen
ifnl ifri0e in6 moo oe ifnloi1e.
Sra Gortlgol 2iSio6on, 6. San.
9Re9erngen bi[ n9r Sremtio Io0e
en- Gel 6emofrotiife Heformer tr9-
De lt0 @irfelig6eoen o9 ina ienere
forelp9ae Dem for Sen fon1titneren-
De iSoriomling. Set oreier iig 81. a.
ON Snoforelien al en- ltqentlig Soi-
le6og, ll0lteoeIie al Ell 8oIglop,
StotSbcifottelie for Oloinge, 9ern
oa Wfeore, Torbebrin9 al oen ele-
mentpre llnoeroiSnino, Sprettelie al
SfoIer, llopifling al SeiIfoleiinoer-
nisningen, napnlig oen meoicinIfe.
9eifptteIie for Sinospge og en9ief-
fe 6orboltningsreformer.
Song 9l(fons gGfrifa. Melillo, 8.
Gan. SONG gllfons elf @aor, leo
iaget al Miniiterprpiioent Ganale-
ias, ariasminiiteren oo Morinenti-
nilteren 9anb Der, linliat bilIt al
6olfempngoen. Yaa oirifnnif@rnnS
bsbes aoneen @elfommen afa @pn-
oiebeoerne og Den frnnife General
Soute. aA
apngen operpereoe oerpaa en- Ba-
rooe oner Sropperne og oct ino-
feote Goliti oo foretoe slfilsrineen
lnf ct Winoesmprfe oper oe | Hiff-
6eltto9et falone Solbater. Senere
mootog aonsen slfienoinee fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24
DlanOfoc yflf0oelelCer.

Goec=esec=s=o=2=ee=o ee=2zez=1>>-sz>=czeo
to5 9lar. Mrs. GQcn @lennon,
Ser npli1 cr 0p0 bos i'm 0otter /
0ane Golmtp, @is., al 9(loerooms-
iOoabe6, bleu, ifeloe 6oao ben0es
aoniirmutionSatteit oiier, 1O5 9(ar
gammeI 6un par fsot / SSrIono.
2lae Solemprfer tb0er paa, at
/" liners ga(g til 5orbunoSienotor
6n SDerenSitemmelie me6 5Ier-
taIIet al Observation-Disclosures
5n0itillina bIipe fcnot gploi9t.
Sniolertio benptteoe Senotor 90
ra6 ira Soa6o forleoen iln0er
SpsrgsmaaIet ON oirefte Galq al
Senatorer. 2eiligbeoen til poonp
at 6eitrioe bette @aGas @ploie6eo.
Fligtiorismmelie. W1ilnaufees io-
ciaIiitiife 9proo0 bar gipet oGitp
Glerf" Gorl 3. Sbompion (bom,
Ser talte SocialiSme unoer G6nntau-
qno.Ns6et Der Blair ,Sorfiorl
en- 0rsi SSretteiGttelie, ioroi ban
uoen Sillaoelie bar bpret borte ira
lit 8ontor Get Bar @ange Ell TO q
ire llger 40 @aneen), og alli9euel
oroget i'm 9en. Sereiter maa ban
onri'oo beoe ON 3illooelie.
Nilpaltfees iocialiItiife 2e0ere
ifol pore fommen til oen Ooer6e-
OiSniua at oe Der tiOliaere afbolo-
te 6olfe0onie life er uifaoelige Ger
6leu in9en iao6nn Cans bolot /
sSuletioen. 9penS 9(rltoriteter mener,
De bringer un9e Wenneifer iommen
lnOer uolnItige OmitGnoio6eoer, o9
oe oil, 9lnoitoriets 5tprelie ifnl boil
De 3nniene ltnoer fine egne 9luipi-
eicr og bolOe 9nens ll0ifro u6e.
aon9resmano Georion 6obion ira
gllnbomo Sen ira Sprpn1nin,
gen al uMerrimnc" un0er 9ri1en
me0 Spanien befen6te mooige 81.
belt - na6neoe 3orsoogS aom-
pen Observation-Disclosures for 8ef9lt-
ming al Bannmafonolen 0on ipot-
teoe Dem, iom er imoo Ell uoeluf-
fenoe amerifnnif aanol og ifplote
Dem for W'oneeI poa sSnoiigt oe
59orelanoSiino. Salerens 9em9rf-
ninger bar tpoelig rettet moo Wtu-
liebeoen al arig meo Sapan.
Pr9iioent Gait iagoe Ell Gale,
iom ban bolot 0sroags slites neo
oYenniplpania Societp"s aarliee
9anfet | gsem 9orf at Fan pentebe,
at nGroprenoe aongres pil beoilee
$5,000,000 til at befpite Banana.
fnnalen og foripare Dor 9iet til at
befpite ben.
s garnespille, Minn., bIep Der,
ifd(np lppIAiun M % 0S hpnnopt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

Gnoelia 9(iosreIie al Garment
@orfer8" Strife / Gbicago oentes
en- al Sc forite Gage. 30 al oe iter-
tie 3irmoer bar erflpret, at oe er
fproiqc til at boI6e 5reo5fonierence
og orefte 5reoS6etin9elier me0 9fe-
prpientouter for Striferne. 9etin-
qelierne nnpne8 life enOnu, men 0a
oet er 5irnlaerne, ser benoen0er Jig
til 9Grbeioerne, er 0et ianoinnligt,
of oisie / 6pert 6nlo oil oinoe en-
9el.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

Wirs. Sobn q. Neumeiiter ira
G6icago oeoe /, 2sroaes | Galifor'
mia, to Gage efter at benoes Wono,
ocn ianfalote nOitefonge", bar 900
oeruoe oa uoen at oioe ON bans
Deo. geeee forloo Chicago ben 13.
San. iammen meo oeres Is slar
oomle Ootter for at tilbrinee gin-
tcren oeres @interpnlaos Te-
oonoo, Sal. De paabrog JIG en- al
porlig Sorfslelie, Dnaen for De for
loo gbicago, oe opoe al Bnellno-
nia. De naaeoe olorie at faa oeres
me BALLADS at ie uben paa Eapi-
ret. 0ntteren er belt fortpiolet al
Sorg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

9rpiioent Gait oetoe0e 6re-
bags en- 2op, ser bepilgebe Stptte
til 81. 5. Gbatman Ser pnr Dis
6onornbIp" afife0ioet ira Il. 8.
5laa0e. 9reii0eut fooietalt Oetoeoe
ell lignenoe 2oO. Sect graiioenten
ienote 2ooen ti(bnge, iagoe ban bI.
a: u9lt Itaof9Ite oenne 2op piloe
upre at nullificere en- 9refulo 9[f-
ifeoigelieS Gproi og bsie aaraf.
ter"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

@lr. 9lnorew Carnegie bar after
aiort Jig bemGrfet oeo en- $4,000
600 @ape, oen Sang til 5onoet ior
Carnegie Snititution Of Geiear6"
/ @oibin9ton. Oct bringer bans Ga
be til Oenne Snititntion op til $25-
100000. Den Den er 10 ogiaa iGr-
Zig bans Snltitlltion % 6Grer bans
gtapn. 9(ae bans @auer til Bog
ionlinqer, Sfoler, SiGlpefono,
6reosiogen oip. nOeer MI 1892
100000. Woaife oct lpffes bnm at
noo bet Mnnl, ban bor lat Jig
at % ubemiolet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

s garnespille, Minn., blep Der,
ifslge MeIoine af 90. os, beeaaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

t05 9lar. Mrs. GQen @lennon,
Ser noli1 cr opo 6os i'm Dotter /
0une Gollntp, isis, al 9tloerooms-
iOoa6e6, bIeU, ifslae 6oao ben0es
Stoniirmntionsatteit piier tO5 Mar
9ommeI. 6un por fsot / SSrGano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

9ppogrofitrifen 8inlano. Sra
Seliinefors meloes, at troos Sppo-
araiItrifen nbfommer 80 pGt. al
glaoene, oog til Dels minore Gor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

7 3nObru0 cen 9tot. 5orretnings-
m9noene 6o00e oeret iaa forii9ti9e
at iette Oeres 9en9e / 9anfen 2Gf-
tenen foruo, iau ll06Dttet al ale
7 5nobruo bleo finn $50. Bolitiet
6ar intet Spor al 9ieoerne.
8eirbureouet / @ni6ington for-
nOii9er for 0enne llae en- 6orilprrel-
ie meo 9}eob9r al Ae9n eqer 5ne,
iom oil begpn0e paa Bocifitfoiten
9irs0a9 ener On5oog, 9aa ben ooer
Niotoeiten 8orsoag eaer 6re0og o9
noa giftaterne ii0it llgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-24

yE6eooore 9iooiepelt oil blipe@alI
MortonS @iteriplger iom @rrii0ent
for uGQuitnbIe 9iie" 0ette er @eor-
ge Stearnoort aompagniets @ene-
raIooent / Davenport, Sowa's 5or-
noiiaele. San fenote 0ir. Morton
aoot, og ban Tiger, ot ban oil Iaoe
i'm 9er6mmelie iom 9rofet itua og
faI0e meo bans 5oruoiiaelie, at
fooieoelt uilOe 6lioe bans efter-
felger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
ATTACKS DAUGHTER-IN-
LAW; CUTS THROAT

: BAD AXE Mich, Dec. 5.-Joseph
Franzel aged 6S, residing near Ubly
has been arrested on a charge OF
stabbing his daughterin.law, Mrs. Joe.
Franzel, Jr., and Is now in the coun-
ty jail at Sandusky.
After cutting Mrs. Franzel up In a
serious way, II is charged. he made an
effort TO commit suicide by cutting
his own throat and he may die, but
II he RECEIVERS the authorities will
make charges against him for assault
with intent TO kill.
= He is a farmer well.todo living on
farm near Freeburger, Sanilac coun-
~. His son, Joseph Jr, wife, and
four children, live with him.
Last Friday while the son was away
II Is claimed the old man quarreled
with his daughter-in-law. He drew a
Jackknife from his pocket and stab
bed her a number OF times In the
presence OF her children. After he had
finished with the woman he turned
the knife on himself making several
attempts, before the looking glass,
trying TO cut the jugular veins.
E'ranzel. il is said, then rang the din
ner bell for his son and went across
the field half mile to his brothers
place where he informed him of the
deed and on his way back. from the
loss of blood, fell down where he was
found by his son when the latter was
on his way TO his home. The chill
dren in the meantime got their moth
er in the house and the son brought
the father home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

trlfies, even when we don't openly
recognize that power. Else why
should Jones, who seems To, be quite
sane. prize a withered rosebud more
highly than be does his grand plano.
which cost all OF $500? No great
shakes OF a rosebud either. worm
eaten and faded and already molder-
Ing TO dust
Haven't you hidden away some
where some worthless trihe. some
taudry trlnket some card. or leaf or
whisp OF hair, that is more TO you
than a kings ransom?
or course you have. And by that
token you know why II Is that Jones
cherishes the withered rosebud.
We keep these momentous tribes
because we know, deep down in our
hearts, Just how significant and mo-
mentous tribes are-how II Is the
little things OF the world that sway
the issues of life therein.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
+'GOI0ssAt G0WARD|Gt!!t IS
JtFFRIES' LATEST BON-MOT
TO PROSECUTOR SHEPHERD
County Attorney Again Refuses
To Take Personal Charge
of Burns Liquor Case.
TOO BUSY" EXCUSE GIVEN
God Hates a Coward" Says
Justice-Will Hear Com
plant Next Friday.
TOO BUSY" EXCUSE GIVEN

Police Justice f. J. Jetfries on Tues
day issued another personal invitation
TO Prosecuting Attorney Hugh Shep-
herd TO sit with him I'm a feast OF
brains, In police court. Friday, when
the liquor case against James ID.
Burns, is set for a hearing Mr. Shep-
herd again regretted his inability to
be present at the proceeding, and so
any munching from the same mental
loaf by the pair will be indefinitely
postponed.
AT Justice Jeffries' solicitation,
David Brennan. chief clerk OF the DO.
lice court, called the prosecutor by
telephone, Tuesday morning, and af-
ter presenting the courts compliments
TO Mr.. Shepherd. said that Justice JEFF
fries would consider II an honor and
personal favor II Mr.. Shepherd
would come into court, Friday, and
talk matters over.
Vhereupon Mr.. Shepherd replied
that he considered he had able repre-
sentatives In the court in the per
sons of Donald Van Zile and Charles
Jasnowski, and that as a press OF
other business Is at present engaging
his attention, he begged to be ex.
cused. Mr.. Shepherd further de-
clared that he considered Justice JEFF.
ries fully able 10 interpret the law.
and he declared he was perfectly will
ing TO leave the Burns case to his as
sistapts and 10 the court.
ess ...-.s~ me prosecutor TO
come over" said Justice Jeffries. Il
confess ! would like to have him APP
pear In this matter. The impression
seems to have gained ground that un-
less Mr.. Shepherd appears personally,
! shall not try the case. | never made
that statement, and am rather in
clined 70 think that certain parties
are. using the statement attributed to
me as political capital, realizing that
Mr.. Burns and myself are of the same
political faith.
Il am not here to protect Mr., Burns
or any other man. / am going to try
his case, because II is my duty to try
ecuting attorneys duty to come in
and prosecute II. Whoever says he
may not come into the police court
is misinterpreting the law. or course,
| realize he is a busy man and that
he has many important matters en-
gaging his attention. but among those
important affairs, there is this
II do not know what motive impels
Mr.. Shepherd TO remain away II
looks like case of colossal cowardice
and God hates a coward"
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THE MIGHT OF LITTLE THINGS.

Ever stop to think about how the
little things count in this world-how
they sway the balance In the issues
of life?
IL you haven't. suppose you do now
Maybe you will be surprised.
Such Is the mysterious nature OF
things that every life. If analysed TO
the fundamentals, seems to hang on
the turn OF some smallest. most in
significant appearing thing or act.
upon book or word. a ribbon or a
glance, a banana peeling or a turning
down a street.
There's the man who got a little
stone In his shoe. a pebble no bigger
than number six shot, and who was
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, December 2. 1911.
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRINED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Scaled proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit. Mich. until Friday,
December s, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
standard time. at which time and place
they viii he opened, for furnishing all
the labor and material except cement
and manhole rings and covers Which
will be furnished by the city. and
building and finishing complete, to-
gether with the back nlling, according
TO the plans and specifications on tile
in this office. vitrihed crock lateral
sewers in the following described
alleys:
sewer No. 2ss7-In alleys in block
bounded by Daniels Cicotte, Horatio
and Whitehead avenues. and In alleys
in blocks bounded by west line OF r.:
c. 265. Livernois avenue " Whitehead
avenue and LinZee street,
Sewer No. 22Ss-In alley first south
OF Michigan avenue. between Military
and Hammond avenues.
Sewer No. 22Si--In alley in block
bounded by Twenty-eighth street ard
Cobb place.
sewer No. 2isO-In alley in block
bounded by White street and Dearborn
avenue, north OF Jefferson avenue west
Cwhere not already sewered).
Each bidder must deposit in sep
arate envelope with his bid certified
bank checks payable TO the order or
the Department OF Public Works OF the
hundred dollars (s2l0) for each sewer
bid upon. which sum will be forfeited
refuses or negiects to IT, into con-
tracts within FIVE days after the ac-
ceptance OF his or their tender. Such
contracts 10 be subject to the approval
OF the Common Council Checks de-
posted with rejected bids will be re-
turned to the bidder on demand. The
bidder whose tender is accepted will
be required to furnish with his cont
tract An approved bond TO the City OF
Detroit in the full amount OF the con
tract price OF each sewer awarded.
conditioned on the full end faithful
performance OF his or their part or the
contract
The contractor shall he paid in bonds
or the proceeds thereof. II such bonds
are purchased by the Sinking Fund
Commission according TO law.
On the proper execution OF the con-
tract bond the amount deposited with
the tender will be returned TO the con-
tractor.
No bids will be accepted from any
person or Arm who is In arrears to
the City OF Detroit upon debt or con
tract. or who is In default as surety
or otherwise upon any obligation to
the said city.
Pointed specifications in detail for
the above work are on file In the Office
OF the Department and copies thereof
may he had ON application TO the Sec
The Department OF PHblic Works
expressly reserves the right TO reject
(4l1S) J. J. HAARER.
(G7S) Commissioner.
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delayed thereby 10 seconds. the while
he hooked the pebble out with finger.
Then he went on and turned a corner
and ran plump into the girl he had
loved and lost--and they both laughed
and in laughter forgot that they had
parted forever.
A pebble-l0 secondhand destiny
whiFls like weathercoek in the wind
II is conceivable that grain or
sand or a gnat might change the tide
OF history--if applied in the right
place at the right time. Anyhow a
dead fly in cup OF coffee has been
known TO wreck a whole family.
Perhaps we all have sub-con-
scious sense OF the significance OF