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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-14

or the Superior Court, In the Dis
trict Court, 65 petitions for divorce
have been begun, and in the Superior
Court, Al petitions have been filed.
Probably but very few of these di-
vorces have been granted, and per.
haps nearly one-thrd of them Will
not be, the principals in some cases
having been able to come to an agree
met in regard to future happiness,
while in others cases they have been
cancelled by the mutual agreement
Of both persons interested without
any thought of blissfulness or any
thing else.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-14

Claremore, Okla, Sept. 13-County
Judge II. Tom Kight Is this week
holding a session of County Court at
Chelsea. Most of the cases to be
tried on the criminal docket are for
violations of the prohibition law.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
9as belobmte sllmoien.

Carlo Dalci tpar 6as iiingite &ino
armer Sagl0bnersleute gu Elena in
|Stalien. Die @ltern fonnten 6em
&noben nidts geben ais cine iorg=
fdlttge g%r5iebung; namentli6 mar
Sic Mutter bemiibt, ibrem Carlo cine
redt innige 9iebe 5u Moria ein3u=
pflon5en. 90 madS Sag &inb gum
Singing beran, un0 pan6te itd, 90
er quite Mnlagen 5um 3eidnen ur,o
|Malen batte, 6ieier&unit 5u, melde i'm
MIR fiimmerli9 naberte. ga fam er
EMIT noh 6lorer5, u1t6 als er Sic
|StraBen ser groBen Sta6t 6urdtpan=
oerte, begegnete ibm ein @ettler, MEL
der I'M Momen Ser M11tter @ottes
Inn Elm Mlmoien bat. Siefgeriibrt
griff Carlo in Sic Saide uno fan0
ein ein5iges @eloitiid. Ct iiberlegte,
Oh er es bergeben ioute, oenn es mar
iein lebteS un6 etn5igeS @el0ftid, iein
gan5es gigentbum. Mber Ser 3eih=
ner 6odte bel fih: @r bot mild I'M
Momen Marid gebeten, un6 ibr fann
i6 ntdts obi6lagen; 0or11tn gebe ib
,es nit Sreun0en fin, ment1 i6 au6
perburlgern muB. @ieraltf trat er IN
cine nabeitebern6e Stride, fniete Dor
Sem Mltare ser M11tter @ottes nie6er
un0 meinte 6reu6entbrdnen, neil er
feline 2iebe 81 Maria 6ur9 Elm ioIdeS
Spfer bepeiien fonnte. Sn oieier
Stride muroe eben 6ie Dede BON Sen
eriten Malern SStalien's e%rneltert. STR
Meiiter, Don1enico @ioti, iaB geraoe
auf oem @eriiite. ga iab.er SEN jun
gen Carlo; feline Mn6adt gefiel ibm
:uno er Itieg bonn @eriiite; er re6ete
init ibm fan6 in linn elm gutes So
lent gum Malen ltn0 nabm i'm nit
lth. Motb 11t6 gleno botten NUN
Elm @n6e. Sci 1em gute11 Meiiter
bradte es Carlo in ser Ma1erfunit
balls 10 melt, 0aB ct ser erite &iinitler
un6 groBte Maler ieiner 8eit mur6e.
Namentlid par er Meiiter In Mut=
tergottesbil6ern, melde er nit elmer
Maieitat, &obeit uno Mnm1tb oar-
Tteute, 6ob ale oabon bingeriifen
murben uno Ben Meiifer prieien, ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
@imeerea<.
8eibnad)tem fommt!

Ser @inter lit Ga. Drauben lit
es faIt uno raub. Sdnee uno @iS
beoefen @eg uno Da6 1tno 6el6
un0 8nd. 5riib idon miro es QUIT
fel, nher oas lift Sen &inoern gang
re6t; 1e1lr1 in 0en langen 0ammer-
it1noen er3dblt lieb Miitterlein bonn
@eibnadtsmam un1 pom @briit-
finolein. @pm @briitfinolein, oaS
pom boben @immel berob auf ste
@elt gefommert lit un6 6as in 8etb=
lebem nndt un0 BLOB in ser &rippe
lag; ons nber modt, 6aB ale gl1=
ten Meniben, groB un6 flein, in SEN
@immel fpn1rner f6n1ren. Gas
@briltfinolpin fut @eibnadten 1ei=
nen @e%burtstng, un0 ga min es
alien brapen ai110ern 6reltoe mo-
dyelt. 9orum idJidt es idon mo-
denlong porber Sic lieben Gnglein
aus. Die fliegen oann bon Sals
gu &alls 11nb ieberl Of sic &in0er
lief urr0 fleiBig iino inns ibren 81
tern Trel1oe madden. 81 iold' lie
ben &inoern min 0ns GbriitfinO=
lein %fon1n1e11, 81 berten 1dift es Sen
@eifnodtsmonn. Ser @eibnadts=
mann Fat 0ra11Ben inn @ul6, mo-
es iett folt un6 lti1e lit, mo- Sic or
11eu Stride inns &ebe frieren nno
traurig an Sic id0ne Sommer5eit
0enfen> SEN idoniten Sanne,15aum
gebolt un6 ibn NIT gol0enen glepfeln
uno Aeiiiier, nit 3uferplippen 1no
iiiBen Saden beh0ngt; oben oarauf
fat er einen idonen gol0eaen Stern
befeitigt, u110 auf 0en 3meigen ife-
fen brennen0e 9tdtlein. Iieien
1d10nen 8oum ltelt er Sen brapen
&i11Sern in Sic stube a11f Sen @eib=
11adtstiidL u116 inter SEN Baum 1egt
er 8adlperf, 3uder0iiten, Ellppen,
g fer0den, Soloaten, 8il6erbiider
u10 ouerlei 5piel5eug. 9us alles
ion SEN bropen &in6ern qeboren.
81 SEN lteben &i110ern fontmt bas
gbriltfin6lein audi i6on oft borber
nadts I'M Sra1trte un6 5eigt ibnen
ar Sic ihonen Saden, sic iie 8eib=
nobten befontmen iolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
&ubltbaten perpflidten.

&osroeS, &0nig BON &eriien, batte
an Ser Spibe ieines &eeres einen
Teloberrn, ser ii@ ebenio febr 0urd
Gapferfeit un0 &riegAfabrung, als
6ur9 @eiitesgroBe aus5eidnete. &u=
ltem mar lein Same. Nad0em Ger
lelbe ieinem &errn lange 3eit treu
ge6ient batte, tDuroe er angeflagt,
oab er ibn perratben noble. 8enn
0ieler Mann, 0ndte &osroes, mel
der ser Mbgott meiner &rieger lit,
itG %erfubnte, sic SABINE Ser gmp0=
rl1ng auf5uiteden, meu f0nnte ih
ibn1 entgegeniteuen, Ser 10 geihidt
ltn0 madtig mare, mie er? Ser
&0nig 5og 6ieienigen BON ieinen
Miniitern 81 @otbe, in Sic er 6os
gr0Bte &%ertrauen iebte. SHE itimm=
ten oorin therein, man miiile Sen
5reuloien in &etten legen; uno eS
idien, ols moute ii6 &osroeS nad
ibrem &atbe ridten. Mm %folgenoen
Sage lieB er &l1item 5u iid fommen;
aber a%l1itatt i'm ms @efangntB 5u
merfen, iiberhGufte ct ibn nit 1rel1en
@obltbnten. Sic Cite 11n6 0oS 3u=
tral1en Ses Monord)en riibrten Sit
itcm un0 beitdrften i'm in leiner
&ierauf berief &osroes feline
Miniiter mie0er 8u ftd uno fprad 5n
S6 babe @uren &atb befolgt
un5 &uitem NIT sen ltGrfiten 8an6er
gefelielt: fir &dn6e ur1o SiBe braudt
man biele Soften, fir 6as @er5 aber
1T muir cine ein5ige n0tbig - sic
Danfbarfeit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
@cttete ieiner 1yran Qeben.

"@eine 5rou miir6e beute in ibrem
@rabe iein", i@reibt 8. 8. 8rotpn
bon MnSca6ine, Ma., rmare es nidt
um Dr. Sings Meue @nt6edung ee<
neien. sic lag nie6er i'm 8ett ur6 tpar
nidt imitonoe, obne Silfe a11fBuite-
Fen. sic bate cine beftige 2uftr0b-
renbeidtperoe uno einen furdterlide1
&ldten. Sd bro@te ibr cine Glai9e
bon Dr. Sings Neuer @nt6edung, file
begana raid better 5u &per0en un0 NOR
geiun6 in fur3er 3eit." l1nfebIbar
fir Suiten uno @rfdltungen 1T es sic
5%uberlafitgfte meoi3in auf @roen fir
our 8er3tpeifl1ng treiben6e 2ungen-
beidperoe, 81utihtrB, Snflrnen3a,
Mitbma, &eufieber, &eud= uro Stid-
buiten. 50f., $1.00. @eriudsfIaide
fret. @aruntirt bon Ser MoIitor
Drug So.
+. E& H@A .aEl -HaH $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
T9mittenfretS.
&lambere.

ueber uniere grbe 5iebt oes 8in~
ters falte, meibe @radt. l1no tros
ser ,@dIte 6rar1Ben 6urd8ieM Die
Menider neate @er5enstparme; Ole
8onbe ser Samtlie uno 6re1n6i4oft
Idlingen ii4 enger; alter 3anf uno
Meio min aus Dem @er5en mei@en
l1r6 Elm IiebepoIles @ebenfen a11 Ser.
mm6te un6 Sreunoe 6urdsiebt ben
arbeitiamen Sag; 6os @eibnadtsfeit
min u11s mieber in ieinen %Dunoerba=
rem 8ann idlieBen uno umidmei4elt
uns nit meiden @efiiblen.
gs fann fid niemam 6em 3auber
Ger @eibnadts8eit ent3ieben. Bir
ieben etmos @un6erbares Dor unie<
rem &uger gei9ebem; cine grregur,g
ourd5ittert 6os gauge 2eben Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Tricbc a1tf @roen.

Mit beredtigtem 5tol5e f6nner
mir uns iagen, 6aB, menn al6 nid)1
Elm bimmliider Srie6e iiber Sic gan5f
gr0e gebreitet lit, sic Menid)bcit sod
frte6lieben6er mur6e.
@ie aber itebt es NIT Sem Grie6er
int @onie, 6ns unIer &immel ouf Gr.
Ben fem ionte?
@s fam Sic Sbatiade nidt gelerg-
net meroen, 6aB ser @eiit ser 3u=
iammengeb0rigfeit in sen Tomi1ien,
6as @efib1, 6ns v@inen fir SHE,
SHE fir ginen" fteben 1dBt, beoenf=
lid gelitten 5ot. @an m11B Sen Be-
griff v6rie0en" MIR ni6t a15r nad=
iidtig, nidt gera6e o1s @egeniob i'm
.Streit un6 &f %altffaiien. Sc mag
in elmer 6amilie fein 1outeS @ort
fallen> ser mobre, edte, heilige Srie=
Sc lift aber 6oh 11idt ga! s. feblt Ser
@eiit Ser 9iebe, ser perfldren0 oud
auf Sic etnfadifen &erbdltniiie mirft
Die 5orte &iidlidtnabme; 0as gid=
berieben in sic @afiible Ser onoerer
0os Mitempfin6en ieoes 2ei0es l1no
jeoer SreuOe; Sos boue Ser td11oniB
fir Ser an0eren @igenart; u110 Ser
felte, Beilige @iue, gum inneren @liid
uno Jrie0en Ser an0ereu bei5lttra-
gen NO iin0 ite fin? @ie nit
Mageliduben idreitet ein Gbeil ser
6entigen Sugen0 iiber @er5en u10
@emiitber Ser alteren 6amilienglie0er
oobin, Bel je0em Sdritt uno Iritt
6luter6e @ltnoen 5uriidlaiien0. ST.
men gebort Sic @elt, iie iin6 jung!
IS ideint, bieier @ru10iab Ser be11=
tigen Generation Idbt an &obbeit un0
8rutolitat olles binter 5ih. mas in
Ser Observation-Disclosures lie. 5agepe=
ien lit. 1n6 me111t 6ieier Bug I'M
gleiden @erbdltniB iih entpideln
ioute, mie es int letten Menidenol=
ter Ser San mar, 6ann oiirften an
ser ndditen Sabrbun6ertmen6e sic
@ngel ibr @aupt berbullen Oh seq
mabren inneren <ltur5uitan5es eli
mes ufllturem hodenmidelte11" Sc
idledts. M0ge 6rie6e, ser beilige,
bebre Srie0e in ieiner poniten, ltn=
faiien6ften 8eoel1tane iid al1f sic in
ser 8errobung begriffene,1 @emiitber
bernie0erienfen, m0ge has @efiibl,
oas mobl ale obne M1snabme unter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
megen eines Mlmpiens, Maria gu
lieb gegeben, bon ibr 10 idonen 2obn
auf Green idon erlangte.
Gbre gater nno Mmtter.

@abren6 6eS 6reiBigiabrigen &rie:
ges ndberte lid emit elmer Staot in
8aoen oas feinoIide &riegsbeer. Som
G6rede,l betaubt lieben Die 8emob=
ner Sab uno Gut 5urld un6 eilten.
binpeg511fommen. @aspar Maler, b.
bidder 8eomter oaielblt, moute iid
nit ieinen @eibmiitern uno ieiner
bodbetogten Mutter iiber oen &betn
fliidten. Mber mie ioIte Sic alte
i6made M11tter, 6ie nur nit Miibe
SEN @eg CUR Stride geben fonnte,
fortgebradt mer0er1, ga ieoer @ott
oanfte, ser Eferoe a1f5utreiben mub=
te, i'm 0as 8elte ieiner @abi eligfeite1
binmegidoffen gu tonnen? Ser Mut=
ter mar es je0ob MIR I'M sic Cider
felt i6rer &in0er gu tbl1n. Sic iagte:
uTliebet un6 laiiet MIDI 5uriid! Weei-
ne grolten @aare mer6en MIDI idiiben,
u1o I'M dlimmiten Sale ba6e ih ia
nl&r nod lpctige Sage ST leben!"
Mber sic gl1ten &ir1oer maren MIR BE-
lnrgt Inn bas tbeltre 2eben Ser lieben
Mlttter unS mollten obt1e Sic elbe
nimmermcbr fo%rtgeben. @abrel1o Sic
les Streites 5miiden Mutter= 11no
&ia0esliefp fiel ser @lid oes Sobnes
Don rngefabr m1f ein unbeipanntes
@agelein, 0as I'M @ofe itan0: u@ier
lit es ia, mas mir b%raudyen!" rief ct
freu0ig aus u1o elite binab, ser 0el1t=
ter eine11 beql1emen Sib auf SEM Ell
ben 5u bereiten. 5ogleid begam Sic
Mhreiie. gini9e ser &in0er 5ogen
nit Sen mn0ereS abmedieln6 6as
Sl1brlperf. Sic l1ebrigen trlt=
gen n1ter0eiien 6os menige @epad,
Oas man in Ser Gile bate idreu 5u=
ia1nmenraffen f0nrer. Sic 2iebe CUR
tbeuren M1ttter CAB @roft uno Ser
tralter. @liidIi@ gelangten iie iiber
BEN &bein. Mls 1ie in Ser ndditen
anfamen, be%nltnoerte mani ge=
iibrt sic treuen &inoer, oenen Sic Set
ser Ml1tter 6aS foitborite @ut
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

Meniden uno meft &er5ensgefu6le.
Cine @eue aus fernen 4ueQeu
rout 0l1rb Sen Strom ser 3eit, unb
alte @efiible, @unide uno 5rel1oen
orangen uns in ibren 8ann. Mus
meiter, meiter Serne fommt es gu uns
fer, 6as @etbnadtsgefiibl, un6 mos
uniere @orfabren betpegte, es bepeg1
aus l1ns.
@er oielen @eoonfen tpeiter benft,
6nB mir unter Sen @infliil1en elmer
taltien0iabrigen neutrality-suspicious.
iteben, aus Ser mir uniere &r4fte,
@efible un6 Mnidyal1ungen ldyopfen,
beritebt Ben &f Ben sic @egen,
mart gege1r sic 8ergangenbeit fiibrt.
Man min ii6 Don sen alten Srooi=
tionen losreiBen, neil 0as l1eberlie=
ferte alS etmas 6rem6eS, nngepon=
tes, M1tfgeorungenes an uns beran=
fonrmt un6 gar gu leidt in lns l1n=
maDr mer0en fam.
Mber mie fei16li9 ol1d 6as mo-
oerne fritiide Mltge 0es Mltberf0mm=
ltde l1n6 l1eberlieferte betradten mag,
eS lit 6od ein erbabener Bug int
Meniden, iih an sic i0ealen MGdte
SIT berlierel1, Sic 5as innere 2eben ser
McnidJ6eit leiten, u116 in tiefem, gliif=
@eml1Btiein meroen oud nit,
Sic Mo0ernen, oem @eibnadtsfeite ge=
genilher pieSer empfanglid.
Sim Mnfange unierer 3eit 1teben sic
idlidten @il6er Ser @eib=
Sic alten gd6fer nit ibren
@olfsf11iitteln oltf Ser 11dd)t=
@eioe SIT 8etblebem, pie iie,
eri6roden, nit ser &ano Sic Mlgen
Dor Sem 9idte berbalten, 6os 6urd)
bic Naht berausbriht; mGrdengrob
inns ben flammt ser Gtern iiber ser
mo- 6rinnen in Sem Stoue elm
1rmlelig &inblein liegt, bel Dds nn6
Sie1. @ir boben aus friiben ain=
.oestagen Sic @il6er nod in unieren
un6 freue1t inns ibrer ard inn
r%eiferen Sitter - un6 fins 1elbi It pie=
Der &in0er INT Ser 1tiuen @eibenadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Cine 1tafde fehr amt aefhdn.

e. @'n s',; stai t's is9s g.. eet9ea; II
Yattor 86ntg'9 gerbenitdrter Bat mir febI
gut getan, obnobI t4 inir cine GIaf1e ae.
3Iandtei pie befttaett @adenfdmer5e1 unb &c.
oa4tnlst9tpd@ frb berfdtpnnben. Spre@e
oatiir meinen beiten 0anf aus unb tperbe ben
steroen1tdrter iiberau en1pfebIen.
greu q. 9be,eas, @SInefieIS%, a. T. D. B., 10 na,
BON @4tpd9eanfanel 8 Mionate lang geplaet,
etn1ge 4e1en bon 9aitor a6nig's Ner0enftdr.
ter 1rogten getferune. nod @ebrau9 elmer,
Siolge 2aoen ft@ bic f9redIt1en 2lnfdle nt9t
4err Soc gprne in eett6ftelb, 3d., 1tt
iitdt; fein @e6a@tniyg u ua's'e" pe aaS yaisu,
&9nig's gfsInenttdrter erfreut ct if@ fest zines
aetunoen S9lafes. aud fetn Nerber5uitan6 bat
id. 9%ebeftert uno er oantt gott. fit 6as nun.
oerboue W2itteI.
OVAL Elm tuertbnoneS Bud tfr sseroenleibenbs
SPTe1 mirb Sebem Der e. berlonet, su9eianbt.
49, Mru1e erbalten aud BITE wt'bistn ~uH1fonit.
3iefe @ebt3iu murbe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON BEN
6odp: 9aftor aonig: Sort mabne, Sub, ~aubereitea
lett unter feiner Mutueiiuug bon her
k0ENIG MEDICINE CO.,
Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,.
SCI Mpetbetern AZ baben far
'1''' =. ersb ;s: si.7s, 8 iss 3s.o q. '''"
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@ir mo6ten Cure Mufmerfiamfeit

@ir modtet Cure aufmerfiamfeit
auf sic Sbatiade lenfen, baB sic met
iten nniteden6en Rranfbeiten tpie
&eudbuiten, Diptberie un6 S9nrla9-
fieber 5uge3ogen mer6en, tpenn oas
&ino cine Grfdlt1tng Fat. CHAMBER
1ain's &uftenmittel beilt raid cine ST.
fGilt11ng l1no idtpd9t bebeuter16 Sic &C.
|fabr, ii9 6ieie @ranfbeiten 511518ie.
Zen. Deiies Mittel lift beriibnt fiji
feline &eilungen bon grfdltunger. gs
entb6lt fein Opium ober aroeres 8e-
tdubungsmittel unb fann einem &in<
6e nit unbeoingtm 8ertrouer gege-
ben meroen. gu faufen lei allen
&dnblern.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-14
SENATOR McCUMBER TALKS
AGAINST RECIPROCITY PLAN
what viii Be the Effect Of Measure
Upon Future Policies Of Political
Partles" He Asks.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-"what
will be the effect of the reciprocity bill
upon the future policies and destinies
OF the two important political parties
In this country" asked McCumber,
(Rep., N. d.. in a speech In the SEN
ate against the Canadian agreement
today, He reviewed every phase Of
the question. and said In part:
For selfish ends the press OF the
country created false impression and
nearly overthrow the Republican par
ty at the last election, For selfish
ends II proposes to support the party
next year provided this reciprocity
agreement Is enacted.
II can see great difficulty In bring
ing out that enthusiastic agricultural
vote to support Republican policy OF
protection when. everything on the
agricultural schedule must compete In
the open markets OF the world and
with what Is destined to become the
greatest agricultural producer In the
world--Canada.
II am aware. that the agricultural
vote cannot consistently turn to the
Democratic party, which has at least
smothered this proposition to destroy
every vistige Of agricultural protec-
tfuu I"
The Detroit times., 1911-06-14
BROKERS WILL Be
EXCLUDED FROM
BANKERS ASSN
Resolution Directs That No More Be
Admitted, and Names of Those
Now on Membership Rolls May
Be Wiped OF.
Dignity Demands 4That=the4 Bnde-
sirables" Be Shut 0lt, Declares
President Clark.

Some rather tart remarks were
passed In the business session OF the
Michigan Bankers association, Wed
nesday morning, on the resolution re-
ported by the executive council to
drop from the rolls all brokers who
are members at the end OF the present
year. The resolution, which has been
under discussion In the council for
several years, was presented by Presi-
dent Emory w. Clark, who said !:
There are several brokers holding
membership in the Michigan Bankers
association who are undesirable. They
make use OF their membership solely
for the purpose of sending statesmen
to the conventions to sell bonds. The
dignity OF the association demands the
exclusion OF these brokers.
George E. Lawson, of the Peoples 8
State bank, took up the case for the
brokers, presenting an amendment that
the brokers who are at present mem
bers OF the association should be al
lowed to remain in. Many OF the De-
troit brokers have been members OF
this association for years." said Mr..
Lawson, "and contributed great deal
to 1t in it's early days. 1t is not fair
that they should be dropped"
In the further discussion 1t was
stated that the resolution was not
aimed at the Detroit members. but
applied rather to outside members
brokers who maintained Offices in the
state.
AS finally adopted the resolution
provides that no more brokers will be
permitted to become members OF the
Michigan Bankers association, and
the eligibility of the present members
will be determined by the executive
council of the organization.
f. H. Williams, president of the
First National bank, OF Allegan, pre-
sented q resolution asking that the
legislative committee take up the mat
ter OF securing better protection for
creditors In cases where property Is
owned jointly by husband and wife.
"It frequently happens" said Mr..
Williams, that a man will make q
note upon property which is held
jointly with his wife. andaat his death
the creditors cannot collect from the
estate because all the property has
gone to the wife. II she refuses to
pay the creditor can do nothing"
The resolution was adopted, in
structing the legislative committee to
take steps to secure the passage OF q
law making property held jointly, liza
BILE for the debts OF either party.
At the close of the meeting William
Livingstone presented the report OF
the nominating committee which was
adopted unanimously. The following
officers were chosen for the year:
President, c. ]. Munroe, Kalamazoo;
(Continued ON page two.)
The Detroit times., 1911-06-14
ENTIcEs GIRLS; JAILED.
William Strongman Sent To Work.
house for 90 Days.

Following a bitter arraignment, Will
liam Strongman, about 40 years old,
was sent to the House Of Correction
for 80 days, by Police Justice Stein,
Wednesday morning Strongman was
charged with enticing young girls by
Offering them money to sing in church
choirs.
On Myrtle-st., Tuesday night, he APP
preached Pattie and Thelma Keenney,
aged nine and IL years. respectively.
He asked the girls II they could sing,
and told them he would give them 81
to sing In choir. He said that later
he would be able TO give them 81 for
each time they sang.
A playmate OF the Keenney girls told
U. z. Keenney, the father, and he fol-
lowed StroNgman down the street
and saw the fellow stop other girls.
Then the father interfered and but
for the timely interference of police
man, there probably would have been
q street battle.
Strongman was locked up as a dis
orderly person. "
The Detroit times., 1911-06-14
MARTINS PARTING
SHOT To COUNCIL
IS 'CUTTHROATS'
Promoter Says He's Through Trying
To Secure Natural Gas Franchise
and Has Substituted John D.
MacKay as Applicant.
Latter Declares He Represents Un.
limited Capital, But Declines To
Furnish Names.

I'm through with the gas fran.
chise proposition" said Joseph w.
Martin, who has been seeking a ma
tural gas franchise from the common
council, to The Times, Wednesday
morning.
Il have been fighting the iraEcEise
committee for three months. Mr..
Martin continued with much cmpha'
sis, "and now I'm completely worn
out. My nerves are all unstrung. !
value my health too much 10 con-
tinue the franchise fight against such
odds as | encountered, and | dcterm-
ined to throw the whole thing UP. l
telephoned the men / represent the
other day, and told them | Was go
ing to quit They asked me IL l
could recommend a successor and ]
replied that / could furnish inem a
man who could handle the matter
much better than | could. had At
torney John ID. MacKay in mind and
he was accepted by my employ ers,
with the result that Mr.. MacKcy
made application 10 the council,
Tuesday night, for the same franchise
I was after | am satisfied that he
will be able to get the franchise IL
anybody can get 1t from that fran
ohise committee.
Il want to tell you that some OF
the members OF that committee are
the boldest I ever ran up against. |
also want to say that their boldness
shocked me. ! have had nothing to do
with Detroit aldermen since 10 years
ago, when | got telephone franchise,
but | want to tell you that politics
in Detroit has changed n lot since
then. There Is no comparison In the
calibre OF the men who were on the
franchise committee Of the common
council 10 years and thos comprising
the same committee now. The ma
jority OF the present committee Gem
to have no regard for the welfare
or interests of the people OF the city.
III they have, why didn't they let the
people say whether they wanted nat
ural gas. That's all we asked. II
the people were allowed to sotee,on
the question and declared that they
were satisfied with paying 90 cents
per thousand for artificial gas, against
about half that amount for the nat
ural product, why, then we would
gracefully withdraw from the field.
But we we're satisfied, and are still,
that the people would jumr at the
chance to get cheaper gas.
aid. Tossy, who Is a member OF
the franchise committee, acted fair
ly and squarely all through the nego-
tiations, and want to commend him
for his straight.forwardness |
should also like to say, through The
Times, that Detroit never had bet
ter or more honest alderman than
Aid. Owen Aid owen is not on the
franchise committee, but have come
In contact with him I'm consequence
of my quest for the franchise, and
thus learned of his fine qualities.
But all can say for some Of the
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