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FERDINAND c. COOKSEY
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court m. t on Tuesda '
with full bench present. The follow.
ing business was transacted
Ordered by the court that Henry f.
Canter and Andrew NJ. Canter admins
traitors of A. Elz-ar Canter, deceased.
be empowered to purchase head and
foot stone for the grave Of said deceased
not to exceed fifty dollars in cash.
designations of Lucy a Shorter as
guardian to Ella A. Shorter as and
john B. Shorter, flied and accepted.
Application made By Ferdinand c.
c ooksey for guardianship over said
minors. Bond fixed at $1,000. Letters
Of guardianship to be issued when
bond is approved.
Last Will and testament of Richard C.
Swami probated and ordered TO be re-
corded.
Remuneration of Alice G. Swami, filed
and ordered to be recorded. Bond of
Harry G. Swami, Executor OF Richard
G. Swami deceased, filed, approved and
letters granted. Warrant to appraise
issued to George NJ. WOODBURY. and A.
Mitchell Canter.
Application made by John F. Mudd
for letters of administration on the
personal estate of Edward Butler, de- eas-
ed. Bond fixed at $500.
Last and final administration account
of Amelia I. Smoot executrix Of Mary
Grain, deceased, filed approved and
ordered. Account sales of personal
property in said estate filed and
ordered recorded.
Application made by Benjamin B..
Compton for letters of guardianship
over Charles R. Abel, infant, three
years cd Bond fixed at $70O fled and
approved. Letters granted.
Account Of sales of the estate Of
Alexius A. Butler, deceased, fled and
ordered recorded.
First account of John NJ. Young
executor Of John A. Young, dec ,ased,
filed approved and ordered to be
recorded.
Adjourned to meet September 10th
1911.
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JOHN RRANcIs AIIrnn
st@sA' No M - III.
"drove Meeting"

There will be protracted services
held at Marbury Md, lat Clarence
Carpenters Grove) beginning Sunday,
September 10th all day services on
Sundays at the hours of 1880 a. IN. 2 &c
and p. m. and every night during the
week at O'Clock to continue for two
weeks or more.
Rev. Charles 4. Orr, of fredericksburg,
Md, and other able ministers will be
in charge of the meeting to preach the
true gospel in all Its purity and fulness.
Strictly Non UNCONVENTIONAL. Fever
body welcome. No collections. Nc
admission fee.
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FOR SALE.

One tine large thoroughbred Holstine
Fresian Bull, five years old in Septem-
Der 1911. Very peaceable and gentle
dehorned ard ring in his nose. Sire
and Dam are registered. No finer stock
or show ring Bull in Maryland. Weight
$500 lbs or over. Also a fine large
Holstein Fresian Bull Calf Thorough.
bred. Can be shipped by any Of River
Boats. Apply to
V. II. NEALE,
Tompkinsville,
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FREDERICK STONE PosEY
Republican State Candidates to Attend
Tournament.

Word has been received here that
Hon. Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Col.
John Fl. Cunningham and Hon. Morris
A. Soper, the candidates on the Repub-
lican State ticket will be among those
who will attend the tournament to be
given at Indian Head on Wednesday
next for the benefit of the Catholic
Church at that place. They will spend
the day meeting and shaking hands
with the people and will be glad to see
and meet their friends there oa that
occasion.
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CARD.

Mr.. SYDNEY f. MUD, JB., rEGs
TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS
ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, 4i6 5TP
STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON. D. c., TO ENGAGE IN THE
i EN- \ ERA L PRACTICE OF LAW BOTH
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
HE WILL VISIT HIS OFFICE AT
LA PLATA, MARYLAND, ON TUES
DAY OF EACH WEEK,
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FOR RENT.

A desirable farm for rent on the
river.
To a desirable Tenant with good
reference for 1912 to work INV farm
a good pair of Horses and OK team with
necessary farm implements, is about,
all that is needed. Good buildings al
good land offered Apply to
VIVIAN n. NEALE.
TOmpkinsville, Nd.
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Republican State Convention

The Republican State Convention in
accordance with the law was held in
Baltimore, at Albaugh's Theatre yester-
day and Hon. Phillips Lee Goldsborougs
formally nominated for Gov rnor, Col.
John H.. Cunningham, for Comptroller
of the Trea ,ury, and Hon. Morris A.
Soper, for Attorney General. This
com 'letes the formal part of nominal
ing the various candidate for the Offices
to be filled this fall and now they stand
before the people on the platform
adopted at the convention yesterday.
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NOTICE.

BALTIMORE Nd, July 10th, 1911.
THE undersigned hereby notifies the
public generally, that after the above
date, Baltimore and Washington
Steamers will make regular stops fol
passenger and freight traffic at Morgan
town Wharf, formerly Lower Cedar
Point Wharf.
Respectfully,
ROBERT GRAIN,
July 2l-St. Owner.
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Supervisors of Election
Meeting.

The Borrd of Election Supervisors
will meet at their office in the Court
touse on Tuesday, September IL, for
the purpose appointing Judges and
Clt rks of Election.
JOHN f. STONE, Pres.
LOUIS NJ. HYDE, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

Two nice houses in La Plata, located on
Oak Avenue, with lots attached. House.
contain 7 rooms with two halls in each.
A stable is located on the lot behind
one house large enough to place horses
For terms apply to
Wesley Bowie or
Adrian & F. Stone Posey,
7'2l-ll-smo. Attys
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FOR RENT,

A desirable farm for rent on the river.
To desirable Tenant with good re-
ference for 1912 to work my farm on
shares. Must have team and farm
implements. Good cut buildings and
land that produces well offered.
Apply to
Miss Alice Hamersly,
Issue, Md.
Or can be seen at Mr.. Andrew Meals
farm, Cobb Neck. Slit
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Estray Notice,

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has taken up trespassing upon
his premises. "Green HILL" In the 9Th
Election district of Charles County.
Maryland, two oxen, both white and
red, no ear marks, about five or six
years old.
The owner Of the above property is
hereby notified to call and prove his
title thereto, pay all charges incident to
the estrays and take them away, other
wise they will be disposed of according
to law.
KNUDE PETERSON.
PoMFREf, MI.
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FRIDAY. Sept. S. = 1911.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Religious Notices.

There will be preaching at the
following places on Sunday, September
10th
Pisgah Ii a. m.
Chicamuxen 3p m.
CHARLES NJ. SARvER, P. c.
There will be preaching at the
Port Tobicco, Baptist Church Sunday,
September 10th at $3.50 p. m. and S
O'Clock p. m.
REV. J. NJ. THOMAS. Pastor.
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School Board Meeting.

The board of School Commissioners
will meet at their office in La Plata on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1911,
for the purpose of confirming teachers
contracts and transacting other miscel-
laneous business that may come before
the board.
THOMAS L. HIGDON,
President.
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Leg Broken.

Thomas Simmons, colored, had his
leg broken, on Wednesday of last week.
DR.. G. c. Bicknell, set the fracture and
the patient is doing well under charge
Of DIR. Bieknell. adj.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER's
Q A 9 TO RIA
Fourth Annual Tournament
GeEAND2la
Festival at Indian Head Nd.

"Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1911.
For benefit Of St. Mars Star Of the
Sea Catholic Church, Indian Head,
CHIEF MARsHAL-Lemuel Albrit-
tain.
AIDS-Clarence Carpenter, Roland
Carpenter, Henry T. Ward.
JUDGES-Messrs. Frank o. White.
Arthur Greer, Thomas N ,rman, Milton
kobY, Il. I. Knott, Alexander Nj, Btyan.
George VI. Carpenter. !. W. Waring.
Conrad Posey, Robert p. Horney. Esten
w. Hungerford. Charles II. Cox, J.P,
Gibbons, G. W. Paterson.
ORATOR OF THE DAY-D.. Louis
, Z. Carrieo.
ORATOR OF THE EVENING
Frederick Stone Pasev.
PRlZES--lst. Saddle 2nd. - OF in Gold.
3rd. Bride and Martin Gale. 4th. Bsidle.
KNIGHTS FEE, $l.O0.
Coronation and Dance at 8 u. m. in
the new Town Hall at Indian Head.
Steamer Trenton leaves Washington
at 8 a. m. for l. dian Head, stopping at
Alexandra, Fort Washington, Bryan's
Point and MARSHALL Hall.
Returning leaves Indian Head at $50
+. IN.
Dinner, 5Ocents. Refreshments Served.
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-Four changes allowed 70 yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after
the 6rst insertion.
Obituaries and Personal communications
will be inserted At ten cents per line
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McDoNOu INSTITUTE,
LA Plata, MD.
Ninth Session Begins Sept. Is, 1911
Ihree Courses of lnstnction:


English. Commercial Teachers Training
Thorough English Course looking preparation College
snd
and fits for Business ife ~ s - 'f"s
Teachers Training
Examinations for Teachers
we
their efficiency
good OF b schoo 'f 10 1"o
Separate boarding Departments
an Elementary and Primary school,
boarding children
day pupils -
tuition
Elementary Department scholastic
divided into four quarterly adva CO..
For circular additional ation,a ddre
July I42ms r. u. LEE REICH, Principal Plata
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Francis A. Holt, 81; Louise E. H.
Cough, IS. Mt.
James NJ Dowd, AZ, Chicago; Har-
riet w. HERMAN, SO. same.
pa Nor toIs.,i mceif M, a., Washington,
Charles r. slusser. %; Mary 70. Max
well, 20.
Paul F.. Leach. ss. Toledo; Elisabeth
Sullivan, %, same. ts
Charles E. Doom. 20. Toledo: Emma
Lee A. Dedrun. 81; Elsie Keller. 20.
John ]. Guerin, 20: Theresa NJ
samuel ROthstein. %; Emma Ku-
George G. Rau. Il; Louise Fanslau
21.
Carroll II; Lawson. rs; Clara @
Ida Heberhols, ss. Detroit.
Walter ID. oMore, 2s; Ann Mahoney
Arthur B. Young. rs; Clara oloy-
John Gawecki. 81; Mary Biavecki Is
Joseph Cicesielski. %; Rose zieien-
ski, Is.
Isadore seligman. ss: Agnes cohn.
John w. Jannssen. as; Eleanore A
Edward Fruehauf. "a: Mathiids
Goettling, 10.
Eugene ]. Magnee, %: Mary q. Bon
die. "a.
Phillip Mcouillan. %. River Rouge;
Lottie Adair, IS, same.
George F. Crosby 20, Detroit: Clara
L. Ludwig 10. Port Huron.
Ellis s.. lambert, "a, Detroit: Lilly
A. Burgard. 81. New Orleans, La.
Denie aPrent, 80, Stoney Point, Ont;
Rose Nailloux, 10. Dep~Vit.
Fred c. Oehmke, 25 Detroit; Emma
L. Raeser. 20. springwells
Anthony Mikalwski. 81. wyandotte;
Josepha Boczski, 81, same.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Lieut.. shIrase.

Twelve OF the thirteen dogs had
died from disease and this fact, to-
gether with the cold, the Ice and the
bad weather, caused dissatisfaction
and finally mutiny.
Capt. Nomura then announced that
he would assume command in place
OF Lieut.. Shirase. Nomura knew less
about polar search than did Shirase,
but the men cheered and implored TO
be taken home. But Nomura refused,
fearing the criticism OF the Japanese
government
On March IS the captain wrote in
his book:
THE thermometer registered q de-
grees below zero sails are frozen like
steel armor plates, ice foes are bump.
ing ship dreadfully. Everything seems
haunted by the demons OF evil"
Japanese superstition began to gain
the upper hand; twentieth century
ideas of science and twentieth cen
fury knowledge of the limits of human
pluck and endurance sank away under
the pressure OF superstition. In their
stuffy little sleeping quarters they
kept their little mitamashire or spirit
sticks, representing their dead ances-
tors. With these they prayed on
deck:
"Oh, august ones! We grant you
our deepest gratitude and ask you Ia
continue to help your unworthy de
scendants In their hour OF trial"
With mutiny again threatened No
mura, who had lost his bearings
recovered them on March "a and head.
ed the ship for home.
Thus ended the Japanese south
pole expedition" says DR.. Selwyn.
Brown. Lieut. Shirases expedition
failed to go as far south as many OF
the old whaling ships. often did on
their whaling voyages"
When the ship arrived at Sidney the
men were penniless. William Went.
worth. a wealthy Australian. allowed
those who managed to get ashore, to
pitch their tents on his estate near
Sidney.
Finally Shirase. made up HIS mind
to face the wrath of his government
and he sailed away to japan. leaving
part of his crew stranded In Sidney.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Thomas c. George. . months. House
OF Providence, infantile atrophy
Francis Ciarkowski. 2 years. 1852
Dubois. bronchial pneumonia.
Herman Lemke, 20 years. 6O3 figh-
teenth. anasarea.
Eugene Sudo, s months. 1916 Mill
tary. cholera infantum.
Anthony O.. Naeckel, 50 years. 2s9
Medium, typhoid fever.
John b. Fisher, 50 years. sol Garfield.
consumption OF the bowels.
Charles Davis, years, 33sM Clin-
ton. diphtheria.
Moses Pereira, 81 years, 422 Beau
biep, -senility--
Mary Ann Young. Al years, 1913 Syca-
more hemorrhage.
Mary Swadowska, 10 years, 127 Fin
ley acute rheumatism
Rosalia Sadlowska. 5 months, loss
Chepc, enteritis
Teresa Gardulska, 22 years, 13o
Thirty-hfth, puperal septicaema
Katie Buknitzki, 8 years, 1872 Frank
lin, sarcoma OF liver.
Paulo Greko. rs years, Grace hospi-
tai pulmonary hemorrhage.
Douglas f. Tins. 1 month. CTitten-
den Home, marasmus
Robert J. Bruce. 10 years. 1877 Canton
diphtheria.
Mary Kotcher, 2 months, 2f5 Bran
don, cholera infantum
Lena Wrede, SO years, 651 Ferdinand
senectus.
Irene Levdondosky, IL months. 2st
Thirty fourth, diarrhoera enteritis
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

FLINT-sAGINAw LIMITEDS--s:2s a
m. and every two hours TO 6:25 d m.
Flint locals, 7 a. m. every two hours to
. D. m. north OF oxford Sundays only.
IL p. m. To Romeo a. m. q IA.
every two hours 20 10 p. m. II .. n.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-T:fs n
m, every two hours TO 7:1b D. m, Sun
days. IL p. m AIgonac limited daily
except Sunday. BIB p m Through
noe r0oai Marine City D m: Nj GismehRs;
local. half hourly 20 .. m; hourly 10
II D. m. Mt. Clemens via Short Line.
s:as A m. hourly 20 11;2s p. m.
ToLEDo-CLEvELAN LIMITkDs
TAO a. IN. and every two hours 20 s:aO
y. m Toledo only 1850 D. IN. ToioSie
iocals o a M, hourly 10 p. m. Monroe
only 10 D. m. II y. m.
PONTIAC LIMITEDS--4:sO %. m k,,s
%. m, $40 y. m. Locals. $40 a. m, every
10 minutes 20 7.20 a m. 7:45 a On. haif
hourly TO 3:ts p, M t;l0 p. m, every ~
minutes TO $50 .. m; s:is y m, half
hourly TO T:iS p. m. S:S0 p. M. hourly
1, 1890 .. m: 100 p. m. and Birming-
ham only. midnight
JACKSON KALAMAZOO LndITKrs
--s.i0 a. m, every two hours to $40 ,.
m, Jackson Lansing Limited, e;le 3.
m. Jackson locals : a m, every TIVE
IL = m. To Northviiie. $50 a m.
hourly 20 sac .. m. 1850 y m. ?. IN
wYANDoTTE DIV .--S:ss a M hsIr
hourly 20 s:as p m; hourly 70 n.yt
p ORCHARD LAKE prx.--s = NJ
hourly 70 IL y M
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LAcKIE-Aug. 20. 1911. at the rest
denee OF Joseph Powers. ~
spring-st, Sara Moffwain. widow Of
Thomas r. Lackie. Funeral services
from house Wednesday at 1850 y. m.
LEMKE-winiam r.. died Aug. Is.
aged IS years. beloved husband OF
Augusta Lemke.. and father Of Ger
trude. Edward and Mildred. Funeral
Thursday from residence, SIS Shefi-
dan-ave.. at q p M. p ~
oKEEFE--Aug. rs, 1911, at Providence
hospital Margaret. beloved wife OF
Patrick o'keefe. Funeral from resi-
ave. Notice OF time later. - ~.
PRIcE-At her residence. 10 Butter
wife OF George w. Price. Funeral
Wednesday from residence at $50,
and Holy Trinity church at ..
years. Beloved husband OF Rose
(samp) Seitz, and father OF George,
Annie. Maggie. Lizzie. Andrew, Alois
and Nettie. brother OF Joseph Seitz.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Ignatz, OF Chi
cago; Sister NJ Dommina and Sister
M. Yiviana. Funeral from residence.
30 Fremont-pl-. Thursday at a. m.
10 st. Elizabeth church at s:3o.
sCYLINsKI--Aug. 81. Mary scylinsli.
az the residences OF her daughter,
years. Funeral Wednesday at 8 a.
m. from residence and Sacred Heart
church. At Utica Junction at 3.
KIRCHNER-Aug. 20. at residence, 46O
Sherman, Frederick j.. beloved son
OF Joseph f. and Elizabeth Karney
fkirchner, aged ii years and 10
months. Funeral announced.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
DIED


ARFORD-Aug. 2s, 1911, at her resi-
dence, 176 National-ave.. Sybilla Ar
ford. beloved mother OF Mrs. 8. #
Haverstock. Burial wednesday AZ
Butler, Ind.
CORYELL--wIfe OF the late A. p
Coryell aged IS, at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. David Reed, $40 MIL
waukee-ave. west. Interment at Oak
wood cemetery, Thomas. Mich, Wed
nesday at i D. m.
DREW--At her late residence. 6ss
Fourth-ave.. Almeta, wife OF Il. III.
Drew and mother OF Mrs. Ida Fritsch
OF Detroit and James Cunlin. OF Buff
faIo. Notice OF funeral later.
FIsK---Aug. %. at Harper hospital.
Warren L., aged 40 years, dear
brother OF Lena. Marion and Eliza
beth, OF Detroit: Walter NJ, OF Mar
inette. Wis, and George e. OF Fon
du Lac, Wis. Funeral "Wednesday
from Kaps and Echternkamp's chapel.
1892 Gratiot-ave. Burial at st.
Johns, Mich. Rochester, N Y, papers
please copy.
HURLEY--kug. 2s. Daniel Hurley. at
his residence. $50 Porter-st, beloved
husband OF Mary Hurley and son OF
Jeremiah and brother OF Jeremiah
Hurley. Kindly omit flowers. De-
ceased was a member OF the X. of G.
Notice Of funeral later.
RAUI@-Mary, beloved daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, Henry Kaul. Is Oak-st,,
Wyandotte, Mich, Aug ~, aged II
years. Funeral notice later.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-News was
received today that the Japanese
south pole expedition, which abandon
ed its southwark voyage several
weeks ago and returned, was really a
most miserable failure.
The expedition limped into Sidney.
Australia, on Its way north on May /.
The announcement was then made
that the explorers had quit, but the
japanese government instantly pad
locked the lips OF all hands.
The leaders. including Lieut. Shi.
rase, are now In Japan, under orders
from the Japanese government, and
are keeping silent as to their expert
ences. A strict censorship has pre-
vented the publication, until now, OF
the facts OF the failure. Government
officials are angry and disappointed.
The Japanese explorers had intend
ed to race with Scott, the English
explorer, toward the south pole. Scott
Is still In the south pole territory and
undoubtedly still thinks he has rivals
in the frigid field in the persons OF
certain Japanese who swear by Budd'
ha and all their ancestors when they
set sail from Japan that they would
find the antarctic pole or never return
The Japanese expedition sailed from
Wellington, New Zealand, Feb. 10, in
the Kainan Maru, under Capt. Nomu
ra. Lieut.. Shirase had charge Of the
pole seeking.
Private advices received by DR.. Ar
thur Selwyn-Brown In New York are
that bad weather, the third day out
from Wellington, demoralized the
crew. Their boat had been pronounc'
ed unit for it's purposes by New Tea
land fishermen, but the Japanese re-
piled that they were harder than
white men,
When a week out from New Zealand
the sailors were alarmed by icebergs,
Discipline was thrown to the winds
and the. men, fearful of death, gath.
cred in mournful groups on the decks,
bewailipg their unhappy plight.
On March 8, the great antarctic ice
barrier doomed eight feet above the
decks. This was terrifying to the
men and the officers could not find a
passage through the great wall.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SCHOOL BUILDING.
RUSSELL ST.. BETWEEN ALEXAN-
"a URINE AND SUPERIOR SITS.

Secretary's Office, so Broadway.
Detroit, Mich Aug. IS, 1911.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until IL o'clock noon. Tues
Nay, September 18th. 1911, for Furnish
ing the separate classes of material
hnd labor necessary in the erection of
|lthe Chas. j. George School Building.
ITO be located on Russell street, be-
|tween Alexandri ne and Superior
streets.
Plans and specifications may be seen
In the office OF the Supervisor OF
School Buildings, room one. this build
Proposals must BE submitted on
HORNS furnished by the Supervisor and
|must be accompanied by a certified
check. cash or surety company bond.
EQUAL TO 6 per cent Of the bid
The Board OF Education reserves tho
right 10 reject any or all bids.
MAURICE r, MARI.
(bSs) Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
John Wilson. 2145 Russell
Leo Dean, 106 Smith.
w. r. Hay, 1O4H Smith.
A. "a. Klabie, 816h Dix.
A. II. Maltby. 81 Dillon.
George Gault, S9S Eighteenth.
X. J. Othney, IS9 Richmond.
Frank MADDEN, 4S4 Meldrum.
II. r. whittelsey. 2S5 Atkinson.
r. j. Minus, s65 Putnam.
X. h. Slavin, 271 LaSalle.
william zoff, 511 wesson,
T. Grabaneski, 1902 Campbell
A Klecha, 1903 Campbell.
Charles Schultheis. 1649 Russell,
T. X. Strange, 24l Third,
O. V. Temier. Cooper,
q. l.. Turner. ISL Lothrop.
Custnve Allsteadt, II Sampson
Edwin Burns, 49, Anthem.
GIRLS.
q. c. Smith, 500 Joseph Campau.
Levi Roberts, SO Home.
William Valance, sos Commonwealth
C.. Nelson, S97 Baldwin
Hugh Chalmers. 897 Baldwin.
William Hooper, 163 Toledo.
j. r. Ryder. 277 Fairview.
G. r. Wilson, 265 Champlain.
Louis Halter, 619 Chippewa.
Peter Schewo, 2b7 Brandon.
John Smiley, 1910 Brush.
Walter Meyers, 343 Warren w.
F. j. Rittner, 1856 Orleans.
Hick Meisner, 672 Seventeenth.
A. V. Cousins. 1914 Commonwealth.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

After q full day Of sightseeing, in
cIuiing baseball game In Bennett
Park, tho FIRST contingent Of EMF,
dealers will close their visit to De-
trolt. Tuesday, spending the forenoon
inspecting plant No. 8, of the Stude-
baker Corporation, and going cut TO
the country estate of General Man
ager Walter e. Flanders for dinner
in the evening. The order depart
rnent OF the EMF. company IL
closed and the members of the sales
department has been formed into an
entertainment committee. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Farmers Mutual
q Good Proposition

their standing
mutual insurance
entirely the responsibility
The Farmers
Indicates
Of
of 4
the cooperative
OF
because the poyhodes will be careful taking
bty which makes polyholder liable
adds protection
and this offers good deal the
which
its field the Farmers Mutual offer
IN what
sells stock.
p
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
Cannot Approve OF
Marden's Methods

:"
auxiliary
with(
handle
would himself
through the mails
II strikes a g
Of
behind
mining like
pros
gambling that
I
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

I hrdlu aopiuip aoifwyp auop au auop
Fred Easterby. 30, Detroit: Gussie
T. David II. Teudhope %. Spring
held. Pal Freda J.. Richardson, 81.
George a. Mahlmeister. 20; Christine
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

Pierrot and Aufweiglerin, two of
the fastest trotters bred and raced in
Austria, may be brought to this coun-
try for the campaign OF 1912.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-29

It is rather difficult matter to
go far enough into the record and
responsibility Of the seven officers
and directors OF the Farmers Mu-
tual Lightning Protected Fire In
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


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invesigated)
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So i|sI|s1lASy

points south and east. leave daily 1o:4B
p. m. Fare TO Cleveland 81: Ptttsburg.'
$3.50. Lower berth. $3.50: upper berth.
81; whole room, t2bo
For Alpena, MaeLinsc and Way Ports
Monday and Saturday, p. m. Wednes-
days and Fridays. ESQ.
DAYS, $500 D. m. Sundays and holidays
Week-End Escursions every satur-
day, Cleveland, $40; Buffalo. t2b0; Nj
in time for business Monday morning.
%or Mackinac Island--Speciai steam
or service Mondays $3.50 q. M. THURS
at Goderich, Ont, every Friday up
bound and Saturday downbound.
City Ticket Ofices--Majestic Bldgv.
Isy WOodward-ave.. 174 Griswoid-st.
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