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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

Gin Geiterreih I d Il n.
garii der Wilitdr- 9erein
lit psrgansenen Sonrtag in Spbn
mapers 5alie. 1917 9ine Strnbe, ges
driinbet iporosn. 9ll5 tempordrer Vor@
Tsenosr puroe Serr Sohu 9prnsber'
ger, als Referent 5err giitolaus Srd.
msr, ais Sdriftfiibrer Serr Su!ius
Saeger aetpdblt. Serr aramer fpraa
iiber Die 3isle oes 9sreins uno IteIte
ihlieBIi6 an Die 4nrpefenoen ous Grz
inhen, fopeit iie iit fir ben gerein
int.refirtsn, Iif als Sameraoen oufz
tehmen su luIieu. 10 Der Serren
ihloHen iid Der aompu9nie an. Rad.
hsr sins man an bic Babl Der Die
9pll3uesbeborbe bilbenosu gsamtsn,
ipslhe propiioriIh auf orei MOnate
sefpdblt fpnroen, uno 3ipar: sSobn
Scrnsbergsr, 6auptmann; RicoIaus
GrdHer, Gberleutnant; SoIeph Red
ienipalb. 2sutnant; Sulius Sasgsr,
YrotntolI 5elopsbel; Soiepb HisbsI.
Eehnunss> 5elbpebel; Soiepb Staub.
3ehnunes aeutnant. Hah erFoIg-
ter Nabl .r0ffnsts Sauptmann Sohn
borns berger ben Rapport; 5elhpebeI
Sulius Saeser prototollirts. gs mir
be befhloiIen, bi. Rapporte ieoen eritsn
unb britten Sonntos i'm Wonat I'm
talb 10 lihr 8prmittaes in Der pom
aameraoen Sobn Waper. 1917 gine
StraBs, gratis iiberlaFensn SaIle abz
srbdlten. Der 9erein III nun % Nit
slieoer fart. Dem suten antlans
mad an fhiieben, pelhsn bic bisherise
prppogonba funp, miro Der 8eretrl
fbon in oIlerndhIter 3sit sins itatt-
life Witglieber3abl habsn. Der 8er=
ein beSabIt on feline Ritglieoer $6 pro
Mohe Hrnnienun.erfueuua unp 500
sterbeeelb.
Sn Der geftrigsn 9eriammIung oes
9 a bifhen II t. 8ereins, Bit
II kerMrbeiterballe itattfanb, fiibrte an
SteIle bes abfpeienben grdHbenten be,
@iseprdFbent 6err aus. prin5boh ber
0oriit unb Serr Sobn 0iebolb bas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

popl, Snb., ibentifi3irt, Der Dor einis
gen Nbenben bon einem furbisenGraus
en5immer um $3.50 beitpblen tporben
mar. Die in benz 9uufe perbdfteten
perfonen, ausfhlieBlid Gorbiee, sas
ben ibre Hamen nls Nnnu Daniels,
Jobn See, 8eHie Dep, ReGie 2ute,
ObeHu Stopers, gdrlDupis unb 5ers
bert See an. Gle betbeuerten ielbitres
beno. bab iie bon Der 5ertunft Der
portemonnaies unb 8rieftafhsu abe
folut nibts piibten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19
9ie biesp6&issa epmpbssieisaj jerte

Sn ben beiben ndhfien Spmpboniee
fonserten. be am 20. unb q. Jonuor
ftattfinben. pirb ais Golift Der Rom
5ertnRii.er bts Crhtfters 6err emil
Geermnnn miimirten unD 9fnoitotDss
fn's Oeieenfon3erf Su Gebor brinaen.
Die iibrisen prosrammnnmmern finb
tpie folst:
Dupertnre 81 ~Roiomnnbe. .G6ubert
Symphonic SO. 8 IN 3 Dur
8eetbobesl
Der 3nuberlfbrIinc .0nias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19
Zd1iTsibeine
lInn0tbiee Infresnng.

Cine eeIinbs aufregune purDe ee>
Itsrn I'M WeItsno burh bic Radridt
psruriaht, baB auf bem Dump" On
Der Wc2sdn 4pe. Die Seihe sInerJrau
in einen Sad singsndbt oefunben pors
ben Iei. Der Sad nit ietnem grauiis
gen ssnbalt purbe na6 Der Tpreue
salhafft unb Der Coroner Or. @oe
nabm ipfort eins llnteriuhung DOT.
fpobei er Teitftelte, baB Der Sad allers
binss eiusn Sheil zines neibIthsu
ShGoels unb nuf nod per'hieoeue
anbere Gnoheritiide entbieIt, Die jeood
BON teinem 8erbrehen berri brten.
Ionbern ausenTdeinlit bon einemStus
benien Der Wepi5in tpegqeporfen NOR
ben iparen, nahbem er nit oem Se5is
rem fertis setporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

(Gbas. u. 2omont, 30, Gin Str.
tUtdrD .. Simmpns, %, bssel.
(gbas. 5. S6aursr, "a, piemont ap..
lWttnnie 5orrp, 20, GI:oss, 8.
JGlarsncs u. Dbite, 80, 5iuIioe aDe.
tOora 6. Ssusrs, %. Jreeman Qbe.
(5r.o. SreIano, 81, Sit llnipsrFitp Go.
tJtelie .. Grim, "a, Sppe BART.
(garl arnolo, %, gapmiusr Str.
leli3abstb WuitIsr, 20, Dorman ct.
Geo. ). Stain. 26. gatabia, 8.
lWouD Gurltb, "a, Gu1tsrn Ips.
JSum. Barrett jr.. 20, Mounb Ctr
lWtabel Waurfh, Is, Deit 8. Ctr.
|Soi.ph Wleoics, %. Bdtsr Ctr
lGelia MsrcuriO, p, oessl.
l5snrp 5agsborn, &c, strabForb 4oe.
tGlia 9ofFmann. %, Sit Clifton 4Os
|5enrp ammon, 80, 6arriIon 2lps.
lGeorsiarHd 9ed, 80, oesgl.
! 5hps. Dm. Jreel, 19. S't 13. Ctr.
l&ath. Sofolb, %, besgl.
|goparo gpirein, SO, gsarl Ctr.
l@iiie Surole, 26, 8eit 8. Sti.
|Gsp. 6. guuns, 27, gamer Ctr.
lGIma Tsroslmonn, %, WtcUliden ID.
lglmpre R.nningsr. 21. Goptngton.
lGIorence SeBlofi, 20, Siio RorDpob.
I Sra 9. 5oeue, 22, Carthage.
lgiroinid Suliis, Is, pesdl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

Die Detettips 5uft!sin uno pflue
bobu eeltern bas BON 5arbiseu be-
pobnte loaus go. $40 0eorse Str.
aus. Disie Rassia mar erfoIst, neil
binter benz 6ouie eine Soueftion bon
geleerteu Yortemonnaies unb grieftds
fden gefunben morbeu paren, Die
idnimtlid5 aus in Der lesten 3eit bers
iibten 9iebItdblen berriibrten. 5l
fpurbe eine bie3er grieftafhen ai3 81
aentbum bon Rorris Sob son glans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

protofou. 9err 5riB 5riibe fungirte
als 8eiiiser. Serr Gonrao Slider
tpuroe als nsues Wlitglieo In Bprs
ihIag gsbra6t. 8ier ertrantten W2it'
sliebern tpurDsn insgsIammt $50 un@
teritiiBung 3uertannt. 8as 8aGltomz
mittse beridtets, oaB ale 8ortsbruns
gen fir ben am %. 5ebruar ftattfins
oenben grobsn 9ereinsbaG getroffsn
uno Elm erfoIgreiher 9erlauf IN 4uss
iiht itehe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

unter ber Muioritdt ber gupremes
loae gebonbelt. ols fie bic betr. pDlis
cen ausfelIte unb Die Qettere besbolb
ibrsr Derantiportli1feit nint auf
Grunb te9nif6er Defette uip. enises
ben t1nnt.
Gbtfheibunesz Sale.
QouiIe Hoefer, tpelhe fih am A.
W1r5 1908 NIT Jobn aaeIer perbeiras
tbete, bat seftrn auf GruHb brutalsr
Bebanblung iotpie tpegen Vihtpers
lorguns iino Ghbruhs cine Sheis
oung srlangt.
ssrieba polod, bsren Datte Gbas.
W. pclIod am IL. DECEMBER 1903
BON Common plsas Oerid,t bon
Durte gountp ipssen WDrbperinds gu
spei Jabren 3uhtbdus perurthelli
ipurbe uno sssenipdriis feine Strafs
abiibt, erlansie sbenfdls cine Shsi'
ouna. Das padr b<iratbete am 49,
Sanuar 1903 unb but ein aino, iiber
ipeld)es bic aldserin bic Dbhut er'
langie.
Die Sheibunasilnge Der Warp s.
DopbeQ eeeen Robert W. Dopoel
purbe seitern auf getreiben Der ald.
germ suriidee3oeen, neil oas paaI
iid3 tpieoer miteinonber perIObnt bat.
BeTie babn bat ibren 0atten Wm
6. 6obn, Der niht fur fie iorste. BEN
1runte ereeben mar uno lie am 10
DECEMBER 1910 i'm Glide lieb, aui
Sheioung perilast. 0ds pdar bet
rnibete am 8. Sum- 1902.
Rn1loB Saden.
Sulie Grop iit 9.itamentspolliire
derin unb llniperIalsgrbiH bes 5bos
grop; perionaIieu $500; Grunoei'
gentbum $500.
Mbeline 3. glad 1T 1eitamenispoa.
ftrederin uno uniDerialsgrbin oes cd
q. syla6; perionalien So. 900;
Grunoeigsntbum $4,000.
s. ). pairid lit Rahtabpertpaltel
BON Matilos patrid; Grunoeissnibun
$4,000.
Gbiparb u. GuspilI.r II. Rahlab.
pertpalter bon Jrioolin Guspiaer
9ruuoeigsnibum $500.
Der peri0nlide Ratlab Der Sia
bella g. Snitb betrdgt S127 .409.79
berieniee Der lllriea psntlerse $118,
281.5 Sc; berisnige oes gilbert R. Rrui
$918.04; berjeuise bes Soiepb G.Wdi
ter $435. go.
eridieoenes.
German Soi. StsItenpoh .rlans.
Elm ur.bsii iber $3o28.24 gesen3enri
Dintering II. u.
gDm. eight erianste elm @erbii
iber $347. SO s.g.n Wibalowiid &
60.
Die Reabing, g., gsme!erp ahoeia
tipn erlanste einen einbaltskf.hl &c
gen Ben. Rieiterberg. um benieiben 81
perbinbern, neb,n benz Gistntbum be
RIGserin, no er Elm 5ous su srri6tel
sebentt, nod ipeitsre Mussrabungel
porsunebmen, neil burh bieie!beu bd
betr. JrieobofsGisentbum ssidaeig
pirb.
6. 8. sylether bat cine Wietbforoe
ruus iiber $1196 s.een 81. &. Reel
unb Geo. o. Beder eingetlaet.
Die 0robseidppreneH bieIten &c
fern ipisber cine Sisung ab, IN be
cine ansabl 3eussn in Bt3us duf Der
i4iebene Strab,np.rbeHsrunssSaon
troste perbor. puroen.
Spiepb Stein, beTen Wictorru
am 81. Ottober 1910 an Der 8. un
Sycamore Ctr. bon elmer Gar be
Sn.erurban RaiIpap e terminal Sc
getroffen porben III. bat bic 9eieH
ihaft besbalb auf 3oblung Don $26'
perildst.
3. 6. 8pipen, Rsteiper Der groipl
Gap Co., beridteie. bdb Ct $2335.5
an 6anb babe. um Jorberungen IN
9etrass bon $3558.52 gu btsI.ithen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19
Dir Jmlimmisen grtdltunaer

Dir fnlimmiten grtdltnnsen fiae
INNER bic pernohldFisten; bic am
IeiMteften iurirt NIT bem kiieH Gnus>
mittel iinb bieienistn. iDel4e mit Dr..
Muguft R6niss 6nmburser Nruiftbee
fnrirt porben finb. Gr befdnftigt
enb tugirt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

Sdmsrrhribeu turirt IN bis IA Sasen.
Sbr apuibeier mtTe bas tSelo 8HrilderttattsH.
lpefin 4aAo Ointment peItebien ipate bel oer
SetIuna ben iudeubeH bftuoeu, blnfsrhsn poer
berpprfebenneH SdnefrboiSeH IN bts II La'
gen. soc. BSzl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

Geaesa Sitbia Xeiaeral. .Naii,r fi,r
GidH, Abeuuatisnllls, Tnspepiia uno
geritopiung etc. Gepot 227 8. 4. q.
Ed. Roin 2S3S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19
aas ben Weritb Dfen.

9assnbiiAe Gisbreder bor bem @i9.
tn. Gtddkibsass : Gdlle. -
Widfige Gati6sibnug in ben u. ..
II. -. Qfagen. - NaAlah. Saden.
- Weridiebsncs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19
CHAPTER XXVl.


= WESTBOUND express tram
~ was rafting down the noun
~ talns. Il was early spring
- even among the hills. man
on tho train. dividing his attention De-
tween the panorama without ana the
fretf,l child on his knee, 10 his sur
prise discovered In pickering inward
glow feeble response to the lie Win
out. He was going home. with rear
and little hope IN bis heart, YET ne
caught himself counting the miiepos.s
with growing eagerness as the tram
swung around the hills. :,
~rbe eternal witcbery or spring
he murmured to himself, "bling our
hearts with life and hope-false nope
sometimes"
The train stopped. A newsboy came
aboard, crying the evening papers. a
messenger who occupied the seat III
front OF the man with the child poush'
one.
81 see Murchelrs dying" he remark
cd to his neighbor across the aisle n
big loss TO this slater
"Not so big as II we didn't nave NC
Adoo," returned the other,
"That's true They're turning theu
guns on him already too heVNe'
that old nomination story For my
part l don't believe IT.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19
THE Man
HIGHER UP
By HENRY RUSSELL
MILLER
Copyright, 1910, by Debss Mo-.
rill Co.

. co' 'hN ~ wv tlelhulVusIt, Wnut
Is IT."
Nothing, Kathleen" he said I'm
tired voice-"noth hing that matters
much. haven't meant to trouble you
with my moods
And tonight. with all these peoplc
showing you their love and pride in
you when you have deserved IL so
we'll when you should be only proud
and bappy-l find you here-sor Her
voice almost broke.
"DontN He shrank from her praise
as he never shrnnk from physical
blow. THAT'S what hurts tonight. /
have not deserved their kindness. |
have done so Iittle-nothing!"
Nothing! II means nothing 10 you
10 have stood between nearly q mil.
lion people aud iniusticey"
"Bul didn't do that" he insisted
with weary patience. what has been
done the people did themselves. All |
did was TO veto bin any clever poll
tician would have vetoed as matter
of policy and to pull OFF a shallow.
theatrical trick that, after all. proba.
bly, wasn't necessary. They forget all
the evil and remember only the little
good. But can't. And tonight they
have made me feel small and mean."
"Small and mean, Bob. will you
never learn to know yourself? ~
her voice broke in n little laugh that
was near to tears-"Id like to shake
your
l. He smiled Il wish you would,
Kathleen. That's the only way | can
learn, II seems, by having the truth
shaken. pounded, into me-"
Tears came TO her eyes. "Ah. don't
think don't know what this long year
has been 10 your she said pityingly
"You were always cruel 10 yourself
driving Yourself mercilossly Haven't
! seen your hoartache? know how
you have counted on finding Paul and
remaking tbs life and how bitter the
disappointment has been, And" she
rushed on, though she knew his sou
was writing at being thus laid bare
Il know about her. Bob, give ovel
your self inflicted punishment Go L
her and take happiness--fOr both Of
you
Not that" he said sterniy. She
knew that the stcrnness was for th'
hope within him that would not die
THAT can never be-"
But It can be. She loves you"
do you suppose could seek happi
ness while Paul Remington's life 4
spoiled because ! drove him into temp
tations he couldn't resist? | nigh
have made him strong, good man
but never by word or act did ! teacl
him anything but selfshness and ny
pocrisy. If | we're to shirk my punish
ment I'd be a contemplate coward
My punishment is just-exactly tn
penalty a just God would devise. In
not whining"
"You poor, elemental child" she ex
claimed pityingy. What are you
what is any of us-in Gods scheme o
things that our punishment should b
SO Important
Bob looked at her. even In his IA
uatical self torture startled by the ne'
; thought.
She rose 10 leave him. Duty ougl
10 mean happiness, and you get noti
Ing hut n useless misery out OF IL
thought you had found yourself. BIZ
, you haven't, You have still one ie
son TO learn - fnlrh " had not fat
| shouldn't want Ia live ! couIdn
/
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19
Extension Of Corporate
Existence.

Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, Dec End 1911.
Whereas, ny satisfactory evidence
presented TO the undersigned. II has
been made to appear that The First
National bank OF Logan" In The City
of Logan in the county of Cache,
and state of Utah, has complied with
all of the provisions of the act of con.
gress. ITO enable National Banking
associations to extend their corporate
existence and for other purposes" alp.
proved July 10, 1882;
Now Therefore, Thomas =. Kane,
deputy and acting comptroller OF the
currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Logan, in the
City of Logan in the County of Cache
and state of Utah, is authorized to
have succession for the period speci.
fled in it's amended articles OF asso.
citation: namely, Until close OF bust.
ness on December Ord, 1881.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this 2nd day
of December 1911.
tSealD r. T.. KANE
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of
the Currency.
charter No. 1870. Extension No 1902
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19
HOME VISITORS
Excursions East, Via o, S. L

October l4th., limited for return 80
December 3lst, November 18th and
December 21st and 22nd, limited TO
10 days from date of sale. For rates
and further particulars, see any Ore
gon Short Liue Agent or write, ID. Il
Burnley, General Passenger Agent
Salt Lake City.
400
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EXCURSIONS EAST.
October 18th, November 18th and De
cember 21st and 22no.

Via oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific for benefit Of Home Visitors.
Tickets sold on October date limited
to December 31st Other tickets linn.
tied to 60 days from date of sale, See
any o. s. L. agent for rates and fur.
Their particulars, or write ID. Il. Bur
ley, Gen. Pass, Agt., Salt Lake City,
Utah. d22
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19

ScratCh' Scratch! The more You
scratch the worse you itch. Try
Doan's Ointment 1t cures piles, &c
lema, any skin itching. All druggists
sell It,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-19
To Be Continued
Man 1ss No chsles.

The reason a man should marry 4
woman who Is bis superior 10 because
he will have to II he msrries at all
Galveston News
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Edwin q. Knill, So winder. SO years;
uremia.
Wapter Daniel. 81 Hartford. 10 years:
paralysis.
Thomas Kivell Eloise. Mich, SIS
years. chronic nephritis.
Martha Jameson. 147 Park. 50 years:
multiple sclerosis.
William Schlieske. 124 Mitchell. q
months; pneumonia.
Rudolph Krebs. 562 Elmwood. 56
years; chronic bronchitis
Andrew Boczan, Tuberculosis hospi-
tai AZ years: tuberculosis
Julia Dagi. st Mary's hospital, 20
years. puerperal eclampsia
Katherine T.. Collins. Providence
hospital. so years: pneumonia.
Henry Cleary. rs Jos. Campau, IS
years: non malignant structure OF the
Katherine Kern. 10 Sherman. so
years: pneumonia,
Patrick Lahifr Red Cross hospital
20 years: pneumonia
Edward Engelman. Els Alfred, 81
years. cerebral CONGESTION.
Dora Bauman. House OF Providence,
% years: acute endocarditis.
Thomas Davidson. Windsor. Ont. so
years: accidental drowning,
Julian Szerota, 932 Dubois. months:
Anna Jszorska. aI5 Rivard. 2 months
Intestinal commissions.
Catherine Savage. $50 Monroe so
years. senility
Joseph Chapoton 4os Monroe, SO
years: nephritis
clarence Grocholskf. Ga Superior, 4
months; acute bronchitis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
FOUR FIGURE IN ELoPEMENT.
Young italian oirls Disappear From
Homes With Lovers.

Sam Leone. an Italian peddler at
No. 1856 Fort-st. east. confessed his
part in an elopement plot. when cues
toned in police headquarters, We'd
nesday morning. His arrest followed
the disappearance, Tuesday night, OF
Josephine Palmiera, IS years old. No.
294 Champlain-st. and her cousin.
Catherine Palmiera, Is years old. No.
2S4 Champlain-st.
They were in front OF their homes,
Tuesday night, when two dashing
young Sicilians drove up in a hack
and took the girls away. Leone was
the driver Of the hack. He says he
knew nothing OF the plot to elope and
he declares he does not know the
young men. He drove the quartet out
Jefferson-ave., where they got out and
then he drove back.
His steed was fecked with foam
and the police. suspecting that the
animal had been driven hard. brought
him in He probably will be released.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James II. Harris, so; susanna Bristol,
Casper p. Schmidt. so; Edna Q. Rich
Frank Buzynsky. 81; Julia Galenk.
Joseph Lubonski. 10; Antonio Piech-
stanislaus Kuna. 20; Anna Grzesy-
Waldyslaus Polka. 20; Mary Liss, 10
Arthur q. Grifhths. SO, Detroit; Net
tie X Tiliotson, rs. waldron, Mich.
Edward A. Stout, 81, Los Angeles.
CALI Phyllis Jackson. 20. Detroit.
Louise Rohloff, 23, Dearborn.
Louis Williams. 10. Detroit: Jennie
Knowlton, Is. Highland Park.
Frank J. Boehmer. 2l; Bertha NJ.
Charles B. DuCharme, 2s, Crosse
Pointe ISABEL f. Bradbeer, 21, Detroit.
Andrew Zgrenski, &C. wyandotte;
Antonio Zylewska, 10.
geil. 81
Edward C. Chase. 20; Grace L. Kent,
William Thompson. 20: Christine
Buechel. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
WOMAN LOSES
LIFE IN FLAMES
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart Victim Of Fire
In Negro Rooming House-Five
Firemen Overcome.

One woman burned TO death, Ave
hremen overcome by smoke and a
score OF narrow escapes from fire and
suffocation. were the thrilling features
attending a blaze that swept Negro
rooming house at No. 1874 Gratiot-aye..
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. aged about
90 years. Negress. Was the solitary
victim. Firemen found her charred
body lying prone on the floor under q
table in the dining room on the third
floor OF the building. Indications are
that she had attempted TO light a
gasoline stove. An explosion resulted
and she was caught In trap from
which there was no escape. The
flames quickly extended to the other
rooms, spreading CONSERVATION among
score OF colored roomers.
Most OF the roomers fed precipl-
lately down the rear stairs, leading TO
st. Antoine-st. Mrs. Martha Bayless
stood in the third-story window, look
Ing out on st. Antoine-st. In her
arms she held her two-months-old
baby. and she was screaming for help
Cyrus Schaefer, an aged Negro. with
only one leg, saw her predicament
from the street. He hobbled up the
rear stairs, took the woman's babe In
his arms and assisted the woman out
OF the burning building to safety.
William M. Miller's escape was
most spectacular. He was sleeping In
front room on the second floor. He
was awakened by the cracking OF
flames. He tried to get out the back.
but his escape was cut OF by solid
wall OF fire that kept creeping towards
the front.
He climbed out front window and
clinging desperately to a small ledge,
shouted for aid. Across the street,
some men we're hanging huge sign.
They had a ladder and with this they
rushed to the imperiled Negroes aid.
He climbed down the ladder to safety.
Five firemen from No. 3 ladder
house were overcome by the thick
smoke almost as soon as they beat
their way into the burning building.
Alarmed at hearing nothing from
their men, Battalion Chief Z. II. Me-
ginnity and Capt. William Courtney
went into the building after them.
Il nc tWO mCu lOunu thCii COihid uNo
supplied with smoke. Two of them
were lying on the floor. The three
others were helpless.
The chief and captain seized the
men and dragged them to the open
windows, where other fremen assisted
them down the ladder. They all re-
covered and resumed their work.
While the flames were raging fierc-
est, the students OF the Detroit Col
lege OF Medicine gathered in front OF
the building and enlivened the pro-
Practical jokers among the
students threw huge pals OF water
out the windows of the school, and
scores of embryo physicians were
The ground floor Of the building is
occupied by Swartz and Klein, oper-
ating under the name of the Ken
lucky Liquor Co. Not much damage
was done here, but In the tailor es-
of Wettlaufer Bros, at
No. 1872 Gratiot-ave., considerable
havoc was wrought by the heavy
smoke.
Coroner Burgess was called and
had Mrs. Stewards body removed 10
the county morgue. Her husband
works in VAUDEVILLE.
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BENJAMIN. homestead. three miles
south or birmingham, Feb. IA. Ruth
A, wife or the late John Benjamin,
and beloved mother of John Benja-
min. Jr,. and Mrs. ID. l.. Campbell
dence Thursday, Feb. ls, at D. m
terry
DjEFFENBACK--Fe Is, 1911. Anna
Elizabeth Dieffcnback, beloved wild
ow OF the late Michael Dieffenbacls
Mrs dsI ibrs mSthes Mo- Of Henry Edward
the late Frederick. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs.
Kuhn, Theresa and Ida Funeral on
thursday from residence. 140s JOS,
JOS. Campau and Harper-ave.. at 3 o.
m.
DANIEL-Feb. Is, 1911, Walter. below
cd son OF Minnie and the late August
Daniel. aged 10 years. Funeral from
rh n,' "a Hartford-st. Funeral
MULDEY-Feb. Ia. Mt residsnoa q, h,s
son. s7s Philadeiphia-sve eas,
James. beloved father OF Mrs. John
boucher, Mrs. Joseph Graessle. Miss
Josie Josie and Thomas J. Muldey. Flu
s:1b and Church of Most Blessed sac.
rament at o. Interment at Mt. Elliott.
BORCHERT--Feb. IL, Ludevicka. Wild
ow OF the late friedrich Borchert
anu motner OF Mrs. Emma Kruger
ana Mrs. Bertha Fink Funeral from
residence. TIA vinewood ave, Fri
day. p. I'M.
NEDERLANDER-H Feb. Ia. 1911
peloveu son OF Jos. Nederlander and
brother of Robert. David 4. and Mrs
julius Cassel. Funeral Thursday Z
y. m. from residence OF Robert Ned :
erlander Fernando apartments. 33e
Antoine-st.
VAN IANDT--Feb. IL. In Harper hos
pltal, Catharine Van Zandt, aged 6.
years, mother OF Joseph Van Zandt.
no. ss7 Eighteenth Burial in