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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

-i c Imerifdniid1e S%0peration taz
Al t%boliifcr &ercinc bot an bic
~ 2citer Der bauptldflifcn
~ Sbcntcr u~nicres 9anbes cinen
offcnen grief geInnot. III lpcld]cm i'm
9tamen Der federation protcitiert fpirh
aegen Iuffiihrunoen, ipeldc bas Ser
oerbenbc. bas llnmpraliihe in pcrs
fibrcriider @etic bnriteleu, III
lrelden religioTc @ebrdud)e perz
lpottct ncrbcn, unb ncl6,e Stiife 5uz
lcst in Nideltbeatern. @oupcoile's
unb @nnbc!bilhcr : Sdaubuncn Gins
gang finhcn ur,o 10 Die dn~,erifaniife
Sugenh = Die 8eipctt unb Gbaraftcr
taum mcbr fcnnt - IN ben &iilbcrz
jabren pergiftet. IGe &atbplitcn
Imcrifa's, 10 md allc @eielidaitcn
unb @ercinc, lrclhc fir Die ctbiifc
Srbnun9 einitehcn u1b cine geirlroc
mornliidc Iuffaiiung be5mefen, perz
Den in hic'em ofieuen Sriefe crild1t.
Iolfe minberpertbiae, unialberc unb
bcmpraliiiercnpe Sbeatcrz Guffiibrunz
gen Su mciben, Ilb ipenn moglif bel
Rem Seborben Sfritte 5u tbln. baz
NIT Die Iuffiibrun8 FOLDER Glide
perbpten ipirb.
Sober Imcrifuncr ipn in bicier
ipihtisen Sade bns Seiniee beiz
traaen. bantit iolfe Sbcnterz IiBs
itdnbc nbeeIhafft nerbcn. ga boben
mfrs ia pieber: ip5iale aleinarbeit.
limb ba laBt guf glcit auf Gin
5beateriibel nufmerfiam gcmndt iein,
rag beut3utasc IN ieber fleincn Conn
grniiiert. bas Nidcltbcater. oocr iuie
mans in Der alien Seimntb nennt,
ino". Sbatiafe lit: bas Nidcls
tbeater 9ebeibt. bas @olf. arob unb
flein, lit ~ibolp cra5p". gs foitet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

rGeiebes tuesen" miro Der Serilld
Der Sunbesreeieruns, NIT Der anses
fiinpieten Gussabe bon 100000
iosen. Yanama> Bombs cine Bolts
anleibe gu MAIDEN, tpieber fir Die
&as' iein. 8arum? Inter 8olfss
anleibe peritebt mar cine Inleibe. fir
Die man abnebmer BEL ben fleinen
Sparcrn i'm gplfe 81 finben bofft.
anitatt BEL ben 8anten. 8eriiherunsss
8eieQihaften, etc. Sotpett iinb nber
INNER nod - ipie Die 8ergangerbeii
8eiet - Die Bombs bon Den 8anfer
auieesnbelt fporben unb Die fleiren
Seute baben ipdter, lpenn lie bn5u suit
batten, bic Bombs ben 9anten abses
fault. 3u boberen Yreiieu natiirli6.
oils lie lie brett POM Shasdmt bdtten
erlaneen fonnen. Iah aler @or>
ausiesune ipirb bag aud biesmal ID
ge6en. Ser Mann. Der I'LL 500
obcr $500 ober aud $1,000 nnle9en
f0nnte, bat ieltcn quit, crit Elm formz
lihes Gngebot cin5ureiten, mic bas
bier bon ibm perlangt ipirb. mo Die
ge~rousgabung laut @eics an Den
bo4iten Sieter 81 erfolsen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
pas prrherltem l1n lrrer Ntnhrr.

anseitcllt. irelhe iplfc &inber, Die
eiHen Hifel beiiscn, bereinfibren.
Sbne 81 iibertreibcn fam ih iaeen,
bob nnbe3u ieocs auf @bpege gerds
theme Idbhcn, bas tn's Setentionss
baus 9ebrnht ptrb, i'm Tideltbeater
Icinen @eg aegcn Den Gbgruno hin
angctreten bot. Sdredlife @eIhiGs
ten f0nnten er5dblt rperber, Die bicie
Itdbden bctannt haben, aue naf)
Dem Nideltbcater binpeiienb. llniere
Stabts S%eroronung iu9t, bicie Sheater
miiBteu gut beleuhtet iein. Steies
lpiro faum beobattet, abcr gerube Die
Ibpcienbeit bes 2ihtcrs III CO.
lpelhe gum llnterganec Der fleinen
0ldodJen am meiitcn beiiteuert. sd,
lueiB bas ars ben Sefenntuiiicn, Die
mir int @erifte abgelegt tperocn."
Gum Sdluiie ia9te Der 9ftfter
nod: Sd CLAUDE, bab Die meiiten
3oritclunaen nifts llnreftes pors
fiibren, cinSelne fDnnten iosar cincn,
cr5icheriiden 3mede bieneu, aher bas
Soie babel iii nm einmnl bas, oaB
Die &leiren in Die Nidel Shoips cirs
gefuiien. unb feline 8riminelle
lperoen."
- - -
gs mag ia pabr fem unb mir
habeu es ielber iton seieben, bnB
NAL bisneilen cine @oritelung I'M
Ntfeltbeater oeecben tpirb. Die err
5ieberiidien Sfpeden bieuen fOnntc.
Gber, a6er. mir bnben auf ulb nur
gu oft cpnitatieren tonnen - nit
eieenen Iu9en - bnb ben Be-
iuferr Der H~ideltbentcr gang nnbcre
Saher noreefibrt perben. Sahen,
Die Die amerifaniihe Sugenb pers
(Sortiesuns auf Der ~. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

@ic tpir nerfdbiebentltf anees
beutet baben, ftnben Die Grer5itien
I'M 3er5 Seiu Go1esium 81 Yrairie
bu Gbien, Wis.. ipie folst itatt:
in beutiher Sprahe AM g.,
8. uno 10. Suli; in enelii6er
Sprahe AMI 49,. 20. unb 81. Guguii
(alio cine 8ofe ipdter pie friiber
gemeloet). Ser bofp. Batter @.
Sommerbauier, e.. s.. elm fdbieer
Gebner pirb Die beutifen 2aiens
llebrneen leiten. Die Sacred Seart
&etraet Soeietp" ipirb bemnddit lire
2iteratur ~uusienbcn u1b es itebt gu
bpffen. bab Die bodJp. @eiitlidfeit ios
ipie Die orsaniiirten Saien. b. +. Die
peri6iebenen fatbolii6en @ereine fir
cine sablrei6e 1beilnabme an Den
eeiitli6en ~llebun9cn aeitieren fuerben.
grersiticnz 2~iteratur lit burd .Srn. 8.
8onner, Dubuque, Yrdiibent Der
~Snereb Seart 8etreat Societp"
erbdltlih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

lie Gnselsburg bat befanntlif
All aaiier Saorinn uls @rabmul
~ fir lid unb feline Naffommen
~ i'm Sabre 1876 II. Chr. crs
riftct. Sieiem 3pede biente tic
biz 3um Sope pes Septimius Seberus
(221). Ilirelian fIgte lie i'm Sabre
271 in bas rouliihc S%taotgebict Elm,
unb brei Sabrbunbertc ipdter umz
tobte lie = bon 8omcrn mn 8riehen
~pertbeibigt - rer 8oteniturm unter
Gitiges. Sn ienen Shredensta9en
perlor bas Wauiolcum icincn fiinitz
leriiden 8rabesihmud. cs nabm Den
Gbarafter eines Seitun9sbaues an,
ais ioldJer, bilbete cs inter Geo oem
@ierten $500 zines iciner Saupts
boaperfc in Der nm Die Gitta Seonina
ge3o9encn Wauer. Sm 10. Sabrbuus
BERT iibte Maro5ia ibre Sfpingberrz
id,aft in Der gngclsbur9 aus, III Den
folaenben Sa6rbunberten bieute lie
ben Grcsccntier (baber 5orre oi Gress
cen3in), Damn nuroc Tie o Den
Srangipane unb Den Sriini beleBt;
enblid, I'M IA. S~nbrbunoert ipaubelte
tic Yapit Soniia5 Der Neunte nit
Siilic bon 2ombarbp bi Siero b'Ire55o
in Elm 5eitsemdberes Behring'S aaitea
um unb 9ab ibr Die nod beute err
baltcnc Sorm. Bic iolseuoen Serrz
i6er auf Ietri Enron licben piftigc
Mrbeiten in Der Burg ausfiibren,
beren grbabcnbeit unb S6oubeit mir
nod 6ellte bcmunocrn, 10: Rifplalls
Der Siinfte (1447-55) burd Hoiels
limo, Galigtus Der 9ritte (1455-
1859 burd Saecola. Sirtus Der
@icrtc (1471-S4) umb Sunoccn8
Der @dte 14S4-92( bur6 8accio
Youteai, Meranocr Der Sedite
(t492-1503) burf Den Gltercu
SansaQo, Sulius Der Srpcite C503
-1513) burh gramante. SEQ Der
3ebute (1513-2D unb alemens
Der Siebente (1523-34) burf
Rifelangelo. Saul Der Critic 1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Gs sibt cine irasc; ouf bic 3

Gs sibt cine Srase; oui bic Die
Spporcuten hes Heeipro5itats : Ibs
fommens ME gcautnortet babcu. Gs
lit bieic: 8esbn!b ldbt mar uitt cine
&prla9c @cicB lperbcn. bas pcnu CO
ith als ihdblih mad e~inidbri9er
ErobcSeit c~ripeiit. pbne Shpicri9s
fciteu 5urifec5oecn pcrbcu fam.
Sic pcrflciiencn @ohcn bnbcn gc5eigt,
bnb Idnner, bic ehcnip Intelligent
Itnb, als Scne, ipelnc Hccipro5itdt
bcfdmpfen, ulb bic cbenio menig Die
Sarmer 81 itdbiecu beabiidtisen,
9Inubcn, oab bns abfommcn Den
amerituniifen Snrmcru prpfitiercn
pirn. Sic ei15i9c Irt unb @ciic
Die Srage 81 Ioien lit purd eincn
&criuf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

gu louisville, GD., bat bicler Gage
elm prcs6ptcrianiifer Saitor, ). 6.
9apnter bon Young Rias. Ga.. Der
Generals eriammluns Der presbntez
ridden airfe bes Siibens cine 8cs
iolutiou pcr9ele9t. Die, liant 0cpei6e.
nit itilrrniibem Behalf aufsenommen
murbe,' llnb in fpelfer Die tatbolii6c
airfe ipe9en ibrer rperber6lifen
SbGtigfeit" perbammt uiro uno ebenio
YrGiibent Snft, lpeil CT o3um oberiten
Sunbcsrihtsr eiucn aatbolifen ers
nonnt bot, eincn WanrL Der in einem
Seiuiteus College er3o9eu iporben".
gs lit ms bies nihts Teues. Dor
Ginger 3eit bate Der Wctbobiitens
giifof Neelep Die fatboliife Stride
ais cine 8efabr fir Die @ereinigten
Staatcn be5eihnet, neil lie v3u
mdftig" nerbe. Die ~. y. Gun"
ipottet iiber Die an9it bes b%etannten
Sfarfnafers unb ifrcibt, mr. ganS
engbcr3ise Sanatifer brdften benz fas
tboliideu Determining, bus ourf feline
@cidloiicnbeit %nufiallc. feline Spnls
patbic cutgcgeu. Der "Gbicaao 8cz
corbs Seralo", elm proteitautii6es
Slatt, nannte bic ansltrufe Neelep'5
tranfbaft; tic piirbcn aud bon cincrr
5bcil Der Retbobiiten ielbit belddelt.
Cider lei, baB Der autboIi3isnms in
Den Sereirigtcu Staaten groBe Sorts
idrittc made; ebenio ii6er aber aud,
baB bieic Surti6ritte ohne icpeu Gns
griif auf nnpcrc 9cfenntuiiie ers
ioleteu. Ser 8abrbeit Die Gbrc!
aber trosbem iii cs gut aui Der out
gu iein, gu riiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Die ausiidten fir Die annabmc
bes Yafetpoits @eieees - bns bon Den
9emofraten befiiriportct miro in
Der sesentpdrti9eu GongreB : siBung
iinb niht aiinitig. abcr Die asitatior
foate OesbaIb ni9t eridluffen. Yicls
inebr mare barnad, 3u itrebeu. oaf
in ben iueiteiten 8olfsi6ihten Sntcs
reiie ertpedt lpirb fir Die giniiibrunq
elmer Safetpoit mad Oeut Wuite,
europdii6er Sdnoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Sas lit feline 10 bumme sade, Die

Srnu gouu9, Die Superintcnbentin
Der gbicasoer offentli6en S6ulen
ibreu Shiilerinnen bei3ubrinscn
iuht. Die tpertbe Srau bat einen
aurius einscfiibrt, in benz Iqoden
bds rihtisc Gufs unN abiteisen bon
StraBenbnbntpageu 9elebrt pirb, nm
S6aben gu pcrmeiben, cine Sad)e, Die
alien Shiileriunen u~nicrcr StGbte
gelebrt iperben Ioltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Sariiber fifth mir rns aQc cinia,
bob Die Shaffung elmer gunbess
einfommeniteuer mad Mniift a[er
fpirfliheu Stnatsmdnner unieres
2anbes eile abioIute gtotbrpenbiss
felt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
senatpr SPuut fiirdtet. Surob siref

Senatur Ruut fiirdJtet, burt birctte
@ablen fonnte bas Ninenu bes gun>
besienats bcrabgeiebt perocn. 8ie
fonnte 10 gtpds moslif iein, mad
benz mar ia scrabe iest picocr 10
reft ieben fam, pie Die Serrcn Senas
loren, iolte beibcn, @olfspertreter nit
elmer 5alsiturrigfeit obnc slei6en elm
9eies 81 8uniten Der 0taiien bes
amertfanii6en @oIfcs 81 pcrbinDern
iu6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

iein fleiues itrl5es Srauden, ~rpurtc
MIR. ieiu Bart ipirh hieie id,on nod,
pcrbedeu." Srmcr eineu fleincn scs
iunbtn Sptirismlls i'm 9eben habcn
lit gllt. |ciiimismus unp Naf9riis
bell iiber Sinse. Die nid)t III dr,bern
iino, ii1b INNER bon Shaben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

@eb' binaus ant Sonntae Inhs
rrittag in Die friihc periiinste gtatur,
Difne Die Gugen, ltnb i6au Sir an,
trie 9ott Iaes 10 idon 9emndt.
Gel periihert, 9u ipirit eririift
iirtb froberen gtutbes lpieDer beims
fehreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Wer ipieber anfitcbt

User iuieber nuftebt nadbem er
burd Die 2eibeni6uit sefalen. iper
abbittet, nadbem er ieinen Srrtbum
eingeieben, iper ieinem erobten
Seinbe per3eiben fam, Der lit Elm
WSdnn, Der in fciuer nod 10 triiben
2ebenslaae ber3tpeifeln tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
gsan mns INNER ctlpas poralls i

Nian mnf INNER etipas poralls in
Die 3utunft i6auen, geraoe mic cine
gentle iunge itol5e Ruttcr. Der
iunae itol3e gater bemcrftc ndmlif,
als er iid ieinen stammbalter ses
r,diier auiab: o9in, lit Der acrl aber
,hi6i6? 8enr er boh nur nidt Die
tleine Narbe an Der Sberlippe batte!"
0es6alb benn Sobn", a%ntiportete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Wesbalb seipinnt bas Sraucns
ittmmre6t n,ebr uub mebr goben?
@irfah bur6 Die Observation-Disclosures
nnb 9rin5ipieuloiisteit u~nierer RGns
ter I'M politii6en unb oifentli6en
Sebel. Sraurig, nber ipabr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Die quite Wcinuns ant 0tprgen
benin Iufitcben mnft bas S%asererf
gum @cbet. @eriuh's pieber,
ipenn 9u's unterlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

ttrb mod inrner bcr9eupet inner
Senut 5u 8dibinston, 3. g.. foitz
bare 3eit. au9 Gas pirb ii6 nod
etnntal rdhenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Der Gunner lit sa unh hnIh tnn1u

Ger Spntf1er TT % INN bnlp tonmt
Die 3eit, ba Sliiie uno Secn gum
tiblenben Babe einlaben. 9ieaeiht
bentt aud 0ieier ober Sener baran,
bab es gut lit idpinmen 5ll Ierncn,
ober bod t%penieftcns feline ainber
fhtptntnen lernen 5u laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Asttiert in gurcr Gomnrunitdt
fir cine nerniinftisc Seier pes
gterten Suli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Wesbalb 4rdiihent 5iaS nit icis
item @ntfhlub, ab3ubantcn, tpobl 70
LANCE 9e5Deert bat?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Gnitnrieues.

Gin sutes, bon Ser3en fontmenbcs
8ort, ftnbet INNER Intlang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Crit rag llngliid bat Mdndem
gum 8efpnbtietn sebrahi, bab or
eieentlid aliidli6 eeipeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Gatbpliifrr Sirfen .salenoer.
gSer mid Iicbt, hGIt mcine @ebpt!

User mid licbt, bIlt mcine @ebutc.
Sob. IA, 23-31.
e. 4.SuIi. Sell. PfinStfet. tS.uirinuS,
M. 8. n GiiusfmontuG @onifatius, 3.
8. 6. Norbcrt. 2lsrauber. GlanoilS.
M. Z. Suat. Retcrt. @ottlieb.
8. 8. Webarbus. @iloarb. GIobulpb.
s. 8. QrimuS II. Selic. Ribarb.
q. 10. Wtprsareta, 6. Wauriuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
n 0 M, int Iai II.

\ lie gngelsbrr9 bat befanntlit
u aaiier Sabrinn uls @rabmul
j. fir lid unb feline Na6fommen
. i'm Sabre 1876 II. Chr. erz
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
sERvIANs OBSERVE EASTER.
Foreigners Bring Celebration to Close
With Fierce Battle.

The Servian colony brought It's
Easter celebration TO most success
full close, Tuesday night The cele-
bration occurred in a hall at Russell
and Frederick-sts. and the net result
was the Incarceration OF IL prominent
citizens with unpronounceable names
and the timing OF two OF them by JUS
tice stein. in police court. Wednesday
morning.
Much excitement was provided at
midnight by the following: Michael
Smuc. Martin Michili. Michael koss
and Sam Gurkewicz. The last named
was armed with crowbar, Koss had
a pair OF bras knuckles and Smuc had
a knife The armed forces gave their
undivided attention 10 Michili, who
was stabbed, beaten, punched and
otherwise maltreated. Smuc, the
knife wielder was fined $25, with the
option OF spending 60 days in the
workhouse. Koss was given his
choice between paying $40, or So
journing in prison for 80 days.
Sentence was suspended upon sew
en- others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
SUES FOR BOYS WAGES.
Mrs. Yost Wants Compensation For
Injuries TO Son.

Sarah Yost began suit in Judge
Donovans court, Wednesday. TO re-
cover wages from the Grand Trunk
railroad, which she alleges are due
her son. Harry. Is years old. Through
her attorney, Clarence p. Milligan.
she alleges that the railroad unlaw'
fully employed her son, and that
while In the company's employ he
was injured.
The suit has been In the courts
for some time. having travelled from
the justice courts to the supreme
court A suit for damages for in
juries filed by the son is now pend
ing Ia the supreme court. Last
June, Judge Murfin ruled that the
mother had no right TO sue tor
wages for her son, since boys faith
er is alive and dismissed the case.
According TO the evidence. however.
the father has not supported the boy.
but has been missing for Is years.
Judge Murfin's decision was over
ruled and a new trial ordered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
ROBBERS IN AUTO STEAL
JEWELRY WORTH OVER SEQ, 900
Drive Up to store, Point Revolvers at
Proprletors and Make Escape In
! .. Broad Daylight.

CHICAGO, April 26.-According TO
early police reports four men In an
automobile drove up today to the
jewelry store Of Edward Alberts d
Sons. 446 Milwaukee-ave., entered the
place with drawn revolvers, and hold
Ing the clerks up, escaped with dia-
monds and watches variously esti-
mated at over 100000.
Alberts and his son were examin-
ing a large sample case OF rare stones
and watches being exhibited TO them
by Emil Strauss, a jewelry salesman.
The car contained four men. Three
of the men left the car and entered
the store, while the fourth remained
in the automobile, keeping his engine
running.
The three men presented pistols at
the head OF Alberts, his son, and
Strauss and backed them into the
rear Of the store Then they stole two
large cases Of valuable diamonds, took
Strauss sample cases and stuffed
their pockets with solid gold watch
es. The safe was rified Of $500.
Warning the jewelers. that II they
moved they would be killed, the hold
up men backed out OF the store, dash
ed across the sidewalk. jumped into
the auto and ned.
Alberts' son ran to the front OF the
store and secured the number on the
automobile as II sped away.
The men who entered the store were
not masked. They are described as
being between the ages OF 20 and 30
and each faultlessly attired.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
sustaIns Mayors Position.

The special committee, appointed
by the Board OF Commerce, at the
request OF the mayor, TO look into
Detroits system OF garbage disposal
with particular reference to the pro
posed purchase OF additional land at
Twenty.fourth-s and West Jefferson.
ave-, submitted Its report Tuesday az.
ternoon. The committee. CONSISTING
Of Charles w Hawkins, James S
Holden and David Stott. believes n
new barn should be purchased, but
finds that there Is ample room on
the property now occupied by the re-.
ceiving station and advises against
the purchase OF the adjoining prop.
erty. Action taken by the council
looking to its purchase was recently
vetoed by the mayor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
You Won't Lose Much
Money By Staying Out

enables them UNLOAD
lot OF unstable Junk the of two fairly goo
The one OF
nitions
during the land boom that the
been made dividends and the surplus and
loss
10
will down
ubnorma which II
likely to materially reduce the Yield
substantial well established dividend payer
however -,
for the Boston Mu
Of lapsed policies has
coming
policies issued In the last nye years
this there only $4,000 In force atogeh
investment would not De
will be years
Bartica position pay returns ana n
be profitable inventions
methods that their chances look pretty slim to me 49,,
applies oxford Linen
companies is
big promises made none OF
fulfilled The offerings the nature OF rem
nant al o stale their hands
that call In stock
there reliable brokers who hando
on instament plan -
do make money you
Sterling Debnture Corporation
the Inenaona
io' 'o"' or'"'"- - =" '-~'-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
! Helm" PlAsS IN
LIVELY sQUABBLE
Recorders Court Clerk Has Run In
With A. E. Wood, But Wins
Argument BY Big Margin. ~

A. K. Wood, milliner, at Nos. l4-l6
Gratiot-ave., was the author OF a lot
OF feryid conversation in the record
ers court Offices In the Municipal
building, Wednesday morning. Henry
c. Plass, deputy clerk OF the court
played the other half or the sketch.
Wood, who has shown considerable
activity in attempts TO prosecute per
sons whom he declares have been IN
fringing upon the trade OF local MIL
liners, had his latest outbreak. Wed
nesday. He made a desperate effort
to prefer a complaint against L. Z.
Nicoll, q travelling salesman Tor the
Paula Feather Co. When he made APP
plicaticn 10 Mr.. Plass for the com
plant. he was turned down, Plass In
sisting that Wood had absolutely no
ground for the complaint.
Mr.. Plass looked up the statute re-
ferrtng To the matter and started 10
explain TO Wood that he was not WITH
In his rights In preferring charges
against Nicoll Wood became very
peeyed and started 10 tell Plass what
he thought about the matter.
There were some hot words De
tween the two and finally Wood left
the building, declaring he would take
the case up with persons higher up
He failed TO get his complaint ana
Nieell,- who had pressing engagements
in Kansas City and St. Louis, depart
ed in peace.
Nichol, who was stopping az the
Library Park hotel, stopped on In De-
troit a few hours TO make train con-
nections. He said he thought II
would be a good plan to call on some
of the retail trade, inasmuch as his
firm has no agency here. He called
upon Wood Wood looked over some
OF Nicolrs wares and selected 80
plume, remarking that he thought
that would do very well for the lady.
Then Wood called up the police de-
partment and Detective John Reid e.
corted Nicoll to the central police sta
ton.
Wood made the charge that Nicoll
was vending, which Is against the
ordinance. Capt. Mcdonnell sent the
entire party TO the recorders court,
where the fracas between Wood am
Plass ensued. There were also bitter
words between Wood and Nicoll, the
latter taking offense because Wood
referred to him as a peddler.
In looking UP the law on the subject,
Plass found that the following section
made Woods complaint absolutely
groundless:
THE provisions Of this ordinance
shall not apply to sales made TO deal
ers by commercial travellers or sell
ing agents In the usual course OF bust
ness, nor 20 bona fide sales or goods.
wares and merchandise by sample for
future delivery, nor to hawkers on
the street. nor peddlers from vehi-
cles."
Nicoll was very much incensed over
the delay. He claimed that he had
large orders to fill In Kansas City and
st. Louis Immediately.
Wood left the Municipal building In
a towering rage, declaring he would
find out why he was refused the com
plant. Mr.. Plass calmly informed
him that he could go as far as he
liked In the matter.
Three cases which Wood brought
against travelling statesmen who were
stopping In the Cadillac, have been
dismissed In police court and the de-
PENDANTS discharged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-27
10000 PROTEST Il
! RECIPROCITY PLAN
Members Of Michigan Grange Sign
Petitions Which Will Go To Sen
a ators Smith and Townsend.

LANSING, Mich, April 26.-Within
week petitions containing the names
Of $4,000 Michigan grangers will be
sent to Senators Smith and Town
send, at Washington. protesting
against the passage OF the reciprocity
bill In the upper house OF congress.
according TO a statement made here
today by N. p. Hull, master OF the
state organization.
State Master Hull called a meeting
Of the legislative committee OF the
grange today. II was attended by
G. 8. Bartlett, of Pontiac, and L. ".
Oyiatt, of Bay City. For several
weeks the committee has been quiet
|ly circulating these petitions through
the various congressional districts
and they have been readily signed by
all members Of the farmers organiza-
fion.
\ Mr.. Hull said he believes that Sen
ator Smith will stand by the farmers
OF the state OH the reciprocity meas
ure, but that Senator Townsend's vote
IL considered lost. ...
Senator Townsend would rather be
In good favor with the president than
support the farmers OF Michigan in
this instance" said Hull. If the re-
ciprocity measure passes both houses
Of congress and President Taft re-
fuses to sign the bill relating to Ger
tain articles on the free list which
benefit the farmers. then | predict
that the Republican candidate for the
presidency next year will not be Civ.
en- majority Of the electoral votes
IN this state. The action Of Con-
gressman George Loud In voting for
reciprocity when the farmers Of his
district were unanimous against IL.
viii cause his defeat II he is a candi-
date for reelection next var"