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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
TAKEN UP MARE.

Came to my place, the following
decribed animal:
A mare; gray in color; branded
LA on left shoulder. is also branded
on right shoulder, but the brand is
too indistinct for one to to tell
what it is; what looks like I'D on
right hip; also cross on right hip.
Owner can have property by prov
ing same and paying charges. My
postoiiice is Pollock, S. ID.
(aug3-l7) Stephen Silk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
TAKEN JIP-IIEIFER.

Taken up by the undersigned. on
his premises, the following de-
scribed animal, which has been
around my place about month:
One heifer;; about year old, red
and-white spotted. no brand.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
| reside a mite and q half south
east of Hague. Josheph Sahli,
(jy27-aul0) Hague, N. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Premier Laurier, of Canada, ha

Premier Laurier, of Canada. has
prorogued the dominion parliament,
and next month the people of that
country will vote for the new mem
bers. The campaign will be fought
principally on the question Of reci-
procity with the United States.
The conservatives are claiming that
reciprocity is only an entering wedge
for the annexation of Canada to her
big Yankee neighbor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10

az snn l, bias VII bp received by the BOARD
~ l., i' r., Of inason school ,islrici NJ
4. e9n1ty state OF North Dakota
H. 70 i 'v.,ek =, IN, august y? 1911! Tor hanI
M ~ eoi AMI willows, aud .l.anin~ yin
,r r, h2nss II said Glin4von school p ~.
.li,, ~ '.isa sesuhbii,; and whi,ewashins
e' , s'' @@r TO i'e inelu,..l in one lid an
80, VI ;e pi'tne'i on tbs. day Ana ~, ~.
~, ,. wren named ~ meeting to he hn
.esslu. biaaer OF bidders wi! be ,.,,,; e suc-
,ii',lsl,; bond in double tie tno,lnt ~ 10
~ L, L, h, H." ert he worn ac CO nis
;lui ;ill bids. 'ikht 10 reJect any
,l ~ v1ae S,, e 1he Board II Director, q,
n.ta An s'9oi bistii,.t, No.4 VI
y \ SIT RTEvANT.
District Clerk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Doubtful vocalism.

There is only one trouble about n
Chinese cook" said the man from the
west.
What is that?"
You can never tell whether he is
singing at his work or whether he has
burnt himself and is moaning with
pain" Washington Star.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10

We call the attention of Represent
ative johnson, of Towner county. the
printer hating House member of the
last legislative session. to the fact
that nearly dozen newspaper men
are slowed away in the capitol at
Bismarck. And it is said that they
are competent and earn their
wages. But. goodness gracious!
won't johnson, when he hears of
this, howlabout newspaper graft?"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
A haren, sea..-

When women votes came into style
we let them pass and had TO smile.
But now the harem skirts thu fad
Ihey've taken all the rights from doh.
Bnt won't countcnance this thing
:. ~ gong TO smash the fad. by ling!
~, :, my wiie says she's going to wear .em
by heck. IN so and get haremi '
SPOKANE Spokesman-R Review.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10

The total of auto licenses issued
by the secretary of state shows that
there are about six thousand
smoke-wagons in North Dakota. 1t
is said that this state leads all other
states in number of these machines
to population,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Bids Mani.

sealed bids will b. re-.
Of Directors OF McCu.ley
y. in Emmons counfg
70 : o'clock y M. S;.tsr
lall. for erecting an asisi
known as the Larvik
In said district Plan,
and any other informant
pective bidders can i. s
on the District Clc,N
section l, Township i4s
district.
The bids Will be oper.a
the hour herein named ~,
held in said Larv.k St,r
said district
The successful bidder
furnish u bond in doub,.a r..
bid that he viii falth.i.f-v 4..4s
according to the provi,.oii>
The Board reserve, III. ~
or all bids.
Hy order OF the Boara
Culley School Dist,ir' \
Dated July ID, 1911
Jy s7-ausD
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Civilization.

Missionary-You claim to be civil
ltzed, and yet find you torturing your
captives. Pardon, but we do
not call this torturing now. We are
merely haxing him.-Cleveland Lradcr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10

Immediate delivery on Ford tor
pedo or touring car. Also, castings.
inner tubes and repairs for the
Ford. See F. B. Irvine.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
TREASuRER,S REPORT

For EN,te, Scl.5.l District No n Comfy
Of F,l,,non>. sia,,.of North I)akota for the
go ''''0' pF,,tllTs
s.,o,,
'a yaar on , p,d Il 40 's'nnlns of school , q.
yrar iron, the :,i,unrtionneut OF
i,,"s sti,,,3tnitin,. f,,,,l -, a.
l'..ial an,on,,i ,.,.,sivr,i dnr,,g the va
wear from me ,,noortio,l,n,n, OF
ihe.cnunty tuition fund ria "A
Amount rc,..iy,d during mo year
from tANs, irvi,iti. NV The district
school board, including outsial,fl.
Ing Warrant, redeemed or indors
CO. ., y, VA" elleGsi3n ,,.I a.S,s. s7' a.
'Si,,pf'l 'sl s g G,,a I'M we year
s1l@, dais,si,s riny source Other !,
..,.,t, ~ a,
s' =. az i',''il's ief ~, Year, incind-
's'' w ''.''i'a : aiy :, wv ''''-s W
EAttAliiTt RES.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Summons.

state OF North Dakota,
County OF Emmons.
In District Court: SiNth Judicsa NaSsrat
Mary n. pomeroy, Thomas w i'aip,, i.!.
win NJ. Pomeroy, Sadie l.. t;i,use 'riio-
erly Pomeroy), Helen w. pon I'D
Phpbe q. Pomeroy (hcirsn' -iAN arA
isees and legatcos OF the last IS Sin
J. Pomeroy, deceased, plaintlA- T.
Cruiser, defendants Summons
The State OF North Dakota to "a. lba,,
named defendant
You and each OF you are hereby au.d
to answer the complaint of ii, rs..a,ir,
In the above-entitled action Niai3 sun
plant is hereto annexed auG sta
served upon you, and To scrv lpy ..
your answer to the said complain n iho
subscribers at their offices in TN. iy Ms.
marck. In the said county and STAT, 8ithh
thirty days after the service. l~ sim.
mons upon You, exclusive OF tllesday .ur,
service; and, in case of your fas Il 80.
against you by default for tho r. d..
mandcd In the complaint.
Dated July ., 1911.
COCHkANE N BKAlpli
Attorneys for P;.i
Bismarck NORTH / al
10 the above named defendant N.H
please take notice that the san, AID
complaint in the aboNe-entitlvdae stt
filed In the office OF the Clerk ~ ~ .iri.,
Court OF Emmons County. North h. tpon
the goth day of July 1911 and tie. az
ton is brought for the purpose p {. etlr.
title In these plaintiffs to tha il ae..>t
quarter of Section 9, Township 3rtb.
Range 10 west OF the Fifth Principe ril.
Ian. Emmons county North Duktt.
Gy27-au3D CucnRANE X BkNl}iHA
Attorneys for ~. Is.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Serial No. osl5s> Gl.
Notice for Publisa.
Department. ~ I'D
I. :. Land Office Al kis;n.

- AS'shA N|iifitlt az i>lNftlILI
js.y
Notice is hereby given th6t
CHRISTINA BENt}g
Formerly Christina Lna
OF Winona, North l..lSo,a N.
1905, made Homestead En,ts
No. 0sl53. for the southeast
tion II, Township l3l north i..s
the Fifth Principal Meridinla
tice OF intention Ia mtk,s
proof, to establish cltiu d ,.a
described. before T., g Kpak~
District Court OF Eninons
Dakota, AT linton North OK
fifth day OF September, 1911
Claimant names AS Witness
George Wolfer. of Winona. \
Edward Hoff, of Winona, y
Fred Ochsner, OF Wimona y
Jacob Munsch, of Winona, y
IL. \. sTENTNr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
tSeriai No. n,ls5.) tAug. Sent "a,
Notice for Publication.
department of the interior.
- Iaild Office n Bismarck, n. ID.

Nplicc Is hereby giyentl8n
HEEs!IAEhT nTMMEl,
~ ilagnc North Dakota wh~. on November
~. TX, ini.1ie homestead Entry No .s..7a Sc
III 70; o'l2' Tor h. noi,ilcns, quarter Of
9, q nc isi'ii l'rncilll Meridian, has med mo.
.'re "1 Intention to MIKE final five-yrnr
droo r, '"trst ai,l>, claim to the land above
i, ,l',l Court of Emnon, rouniy. Nor,h
y. .,, IN ga AZ Linton, North p.,s Ia. on nm,
Isl day ~ Scli',inh,r, iyll Wy
'inifii.'il 'ia;'i,,> 4, Wiln"sscs:
A ,.'Ii.i ~ II'nlip, q lease. u
,iniin Wrisb,t'k ~ Hague. n ~
.'oseh l'iier, II Hague, \. ~
N'sircas Wolf - Hague N. H.
X. n. STEVENS, Rapistc,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
Serial No. o7ss4o day
Notice for Publicaslsn
Department, % thu ls.H,
e ;. Land Office al Bisaalr

Notice is hereby given that
JOHN C. CRlppLEBAl le&
~ ,'n.. oiio, Notth i,as1ta WHO ertA.
~ 'o ..,.ae .i',liies.eau Entry W ra
40, v.sot' nma TOYS . ana and ti' afa'
une snntnWest quarter or Sccta,f ilWn-
ship l3a north, Range - wa,i j, Nh
~, a.neIpa' Meriut az mas NED n9ise iiois
ulon 70 make maj nve year l5re0f ~ rs
tablish claim to the land above Il 81, = b..
fore Charles b. Carley, Nudge a,s! ,A.s
Clerk of the County Court III lfun sin
~, North Dakota, ut Linton aafv ein
Claimant names as witnesses
Z. E.pitcher, OF Omio n /,
F. .. Nickel, OF Umio, y. /,
Andrew Hanson, Of Linton y ID
Steifen Anderson, Of Linton y
X. n. sTFNFN> sitr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
'OCHkANE N BRAplf
AeeN~..... o..
(serial No. osois and Serial NJ a
tFirst publication. July 10 Las, Al.
Notice for Publication
Department Of the ln,,ia
U ;. Land Office ut Bismarct y

w. ; Land Office ut Bismarck y
June 80
Notice is hereby given that
OSMER &. PETTis.
~ Linton, North Dakota, who, on
1905 made Homestead Entry No isiG
81 No. Os943, for the northeast quart, - /,
southeast quarter and the south Ia = q
southeast quarter, and on Decenlnr u
made Additional Homestead Entry y ~.
Serial No. .0l0Dl, for the northwest al
OF the southeast quarter OF Section :. /.
ship l;s3 north, Range a. west Of IL (
Principal Meridian, mas filed Note. II ;lo
y TO make final five. year proof e q.
fish claim TO the land above desciiia j!
fore William Muench. United stat, q
at Linton, North DakotA. :
twenty second day OF August, lalI
Claimant names as witnesses
7. j. kinny, OF Linton, N. ~
Clarence McIain, of Linton, " l,
Casper Bjelland, OF Linton, n u
Matt Niesen, OF Linton, n. ID
X. N. STEVENS. i.cslsiir
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
PHONE: Main 5713 = City 108l
Suoe,sions bout Ecpses Chinese Beleve Sun Is Being
Eaten By Dragon, Indians Think Sun Is Going to Bed

sun and the moon were under the In
fiuence OF sorcery, and that the magi-
clans made them descend from the
heaven to throw certain Injurious
froth upon herbs.
A Monaghan myth relates how the
gods determined to punish Arakho for
some misdeed, but he hid from them,
and the sun and moon betrayed his
hiding place, and Arakho was found
and dragged out. and now he pursues
both the sun and the moon in revenge,
and whenever he approaches suffi-
ciently near either one, there is an
eclipse.
The eclipse of SIS B. c. is chiefly
famous because 1t put quietus to
the battle between the Modes and the
Lydians, both of whom were so
frightened when the day. turned into
night In the midst OF the bloody bat
tie that they turned the war into a
love feast. e.
A great annular eclipse occurred
when Julius Caesar crossed the Rubi-
con, In 40 b. G..
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

The Chinese believe that during
solar eclipse the sun is being devour-
ed by a great celestial dragon, and
that only their prayers can save 1t
from utter extinction. Therefore as
long as the sun is threatened the
Chinaman prays as he never did be-
fore.
The pious Hindu, before the eclipse
comes on, goes through his house and
carefully removes all cooked food,
and all water for drinking purposes,
because such food and water are
made unclean by the eclipse, he
thinks.
The Indians OF Alaska believe that
when the sun grows dark, II Is feel
ing sick and is going TO bed. Some
OF the Indians OF the southwest fire
their guns at the ecipsed sun, think
ing that the noise will scare away
anything that threatens 1t.
The savages Of Africa beat upon
drums, blow horns and stir up ter
rible racket during the eclipse; their
idea being that whoever Is trying to
steal the sun will imagine reinforce
ments are coming TO the suns aid, and
will hotfoot 1t TO safer regions.
In 1893, William OF Malmesbury de-
scribes total eclipse: The elements
manifested their sorrow at this great
mans chat Is Henry u last departure
from England. For the sun on that
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary Malone. 766 Congress, 80 years;
myocarditis.
Joseph Niemczyk, ILL Military. sc
years; perforated gastric ulcer.
Clementine Gallagher, ia Spruce, 56
years. sub acute nephritis.
George Rowland. 32 Barlage, 81
years; cerebral hemorrhage.
Edward Risdon. Highland Pdrk. 81
years. suicide
Joseph Drummond. $40 Crane, 2
months: erysipelas
Ellen Chambers, 90 Guilloz. rs years;
pneumonia.
Clara Johnson, Trenton, Mich,
years; spinal meningitis.
Helen jeffrey, 312 Park View, 10
years; chronic nephrius.
Helen Blown. 314 Mt. Elllott,
months; measles
Edward Hart, Harper hospital,
years scarlet fever.
Lille Perkins SIS years; so Columbia
acute Brights disease.
Anna Broquet. 1925 Townsend, 81
years; carcinoma.
Mary WoJcfechowski, 946 St Aubin,
% years; septicemia.
Hanna Carroll. Grace hospttal, Do
years: shock and hemorrhage.
Frank Reilich, 4Sl Antoine, ~ years;
carcinoma OF stomach.
John NJ. O'Connor, 1919 II. Orand-
blvd. Sc years; atrophic catarrh OF the
stomach.
Isabelle Bucholz. 4s2 Cass 3 months;
pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
DIED.

CAMPBELII-April 90, at his home:
366 Gratiot- ave. William O., beloved
husband OF Emma Campbell. aged 30
years. Funeral Saturday from resi-
dence at $40 a. m. and from IS.
Peter and Paul's Jesuit church.
D'ARCA MBAI-Died Thursday after
noon, April %. 1911. r. X dArcam-
bal aged 81 years Funeral at house
1905 Fourth-ave saturday ct IL
O'Clock a. m. Burial az kalamazoo.
The deceased was a son OF the late
Mother" Agnes l.. d'Arcambal foun-
der OF the Arcambal home.
DACEY-Aprli 90. 1911 Irene Gather
Inc. beloved daughter OF James r.
and Mary &. Dacey and sister OF Ed :
ward, Mabel Raymond, William ana
Emmett Dacey. Funeral from resi-
depce. 400 Twelfth-st.. Saturday at
10 a. m. and ST N.ncents church,
Fourteenth-ave at 1880 standard.
April IS. lai1. be-
loved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Purvis, ale Parkvlew-ave.
Funeral Saturday. April 10. at resi-
dence at y. IN. Burial at Wood
lawn.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
BIRTHS.
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Frank Brillotat, 1888 Van Dyke.
Albert Taylor, 6S5 Chene.
Charles Rollins. ~ Maybury Grand.
August Segofski, 1871 Hancock,
wins.
James osunivan. 377 Division.
Edward Nef, 257 Horton.
William j Phaiew, $40 Gilbert.
George Nicholson, 426 Eighteenth.
Ira Hackett, 300 Canton
Herbert Macbeth. 72o Macomb.
Nose Peupsky, 800 Winder
Cyrus Bidwell 1127 Theodore
Walter Conrad. 1923 McDougall.
Frank Lieder. $40 Warren.
William G. Simmons, $50 Bagg.
Kirk Pitcherd, 81 Hendrie,
Joseph Moeller, 40 Benton.
Felix Lemanski, 1884 Dubois
John Mclaughlin. 215 Bethune.
Felix Cenowa. 1875 Farnsworth.
Paul kwia tkowsky, 65S Warren Il.
Stanley Iabrycki, 9S2 Riopelle
Antonio Militello, 2I9 Monroe.
otto Natzke. 1917 Leland.
John Kolb, 537 IIillger
BOYS
Ralph Lewis, 42O Hamilton.
Harrison Perry. $50 Cameron
Arthur Delinatte. 243 Bellevue.
Henry Steinhor, 272 Hubbard.
benjamin Robinson.
Joseph Doeren, 63l Clinton.
Gustive Gollniak, 622 Roosevelt
Albert Zacharsky, 617 Garfield II.
Abraham volotzky, 514 Alfred
Louis Sonson. 1869 Fort.
Abraham Prujauska, 2s6 Watson.
David Bruth. zoe Montcalm
Albert Levin. lis Napoleon.
Sidney short. 317 Twenty-fourth.
Herman Schulz, 376 Hendricks.
George holland. 1856 Cleveland.
Fred Rollins, % Philadelphia
Joseph Warsylok, 1927 Dubois
Philip Jaskulka. 965 Palmer.
Walenty Barcelak 500 Medbury.
George Erupiano, 1s4 Mullett
Nlcholo cioraTitnroonni, 2iS An
tome.
Giuseppe Ralogna, 344 Champlain.
Joseph Radowski, So Kirby Il.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAr
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMITED a. m. 49,,
every two hours TO u. m: Sundavs
only. IL D. m. Through locals.
and every two hours to 8 D. M. hour1v
TO o. m, including limiteds hourlv -
IL d. m. Shore Line to Mt. Clemers
s:2s a m. hourly TO II rs D. m. -
FLINT LIMITEDS-.T:s5 a. m. s.zx
q. m, 'l2;35 p. m, 1895 y. m. sI:ss ~
IN. Through locals. I a. m. every tw,
hours TO 8 p. m; Oxford only, III u n,
Flint, Sundays only IL p. IN. To Ron,eo
a. m, a. m. and every two hours "a
KsoN-KALAMAzoo LIMrrrna
$40 a. m. every two hours to l:io - :
m; Jackson Lansing Limited, $40 ~
M jackson locals, 7 a m. every tv<,
hours to p. m: Ann Arbor only. d.
m. y. m. $50 ,. m, p. m, 10 .. m
II q. m To Worthwhile, $50 n m. hour
iy 10 5;3O p m. 1880 p. m. 0 D. M. III
n m Saline cars from Ypsilanti
TOLEDO LlMITEDS-7:20 a. m. ana
every two hours to $40 p. m; satur-
day and Sunday, 1890 y. m. Through
locals, $50 a. m. and hourly 60 sac ID
M Monroe only, $3.50 y, m, IL d. m
wy ANDOTTE DIV.-5:33 n M; half
hourly to s;sS .. m; hourly 10 1885
PONTIAC DIv.--6 a. m, 20 TO 80 min.
service TO $40 y. m. hourly to 1920
% m IL p. m. Birmingham only. "a I'M.
ORCHARD LAKE DIV.-s a. m.
hourly TO IL p m
.These cars run through 20 Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
DID NOT KISS SHOW GIRL.
3 James corrisan Admits He Asked Her
to Go TO French Lick Springs.

CLEVELAND, o., Hprrf o.--nff'
lionaire James Carrigan, today, TOOK
the witness stand in his own defense
in the $50, 900 breach OF promise suit
brought by Miss Georgian Young, the
Pittsburg "Wistaria" girl, and made
emphatic denial that he had made
love TO ner.
At the timo of the alleged engage
ment and when 1t is admitted tnat
Corrigan had intimate relations with
Miss Young, he stated he had gone
TO French Lick Springs TO recover
from thes hook of his fathers death
and had sent for Miss Young, not
because he loved her but because he
wanted consolation.
Corrigan said he did not kiss Miss
Young on the balcony OF the French
Lick hotel, as IL was nocustomary
at that place TO kiss under such cir
cumstances. The case will be ad-
iourned this afternoon until Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
DIED.


GoLCHERT--Died April rs. 1911. aged
23 years. beloved son OF Julia Col
ebert and brother OF Mrs. Herman
Pankow. Emil. Leo. Otto, Mrs. Will
liam jain, Mrs. Charles Spruth, Wal.
ter and Emily Golchert. Funeral
from esIdence, 80 Elba-st, Saturday.
April 30, at 2 o'clock, standard time,
KING-April 26, 1911. at the residence
OF his daughter Mrs. Richard Lap
pin. 693 Concord-ave.. owen. hus-
band OF the late Margaret King,
father OF Agnes. Mrs. II. Lappin, Mrs.
Albert Stemline. OF Fort Wayne.
aged So years. Funeral saturday
from above residence at a. m. and
at Our Lady OF Sorrows church at
KEPPEN--April &c, at residence of her
mother. Mrs Emma Roeser, Dear
born-ave., Ida Roeser Keppen. ze-
loved wife OF William Keppen, aged
81 years. Funeral Saturday $3.50
from residence. Interment at Wood
mere.
KINNELI-=April &c. 1911. Mt his resi-
dence. Dearborn road, Springwells.
John, beloved husband OF Sylvina
and brother of Joseph, Dick and VIII
liam Kinnell. and Mrs. VIM. De May.
Funeral service from residence at 2
p. m. Saturday. 1nterment at wood
mere.
MALoNE-Mary A., beloved wife of
Philip Malone, mother OF James.
Frank Thomas, Dolly. Lillian, Mrs.
c. A. Strickbein. Russell and Ro-
wena. Burial saturday from resi-
dence, 766 Congress and from
Our Lady OF Help church at $40 a. IN.
MUELLER-April 90, Alfred Mueller.
beloved husband of Rose Mueller,
at the residence, 405 Chene-st. Fun
eral Saturday at a. IN. from resi-
dence and st. Joachim church at 1880.
Please omit flowers.
NEFF-April %. Anna, sister OF Mar
tina Grail. aged 23 years. Funeral
from residence, 57S Dubois, Satur-
day at 1870 standard, o'clock at
Mack-ave.
REESE-April 20, Emma, beloved wife
of Bert Reese, and mother OF Ralph
and Stanley Reese. aged rs years.
Funeal saturday at p. m from her
mother, Mrs. Lucy Shibedeaus nome,
$40 East Milwaukee-ave.
Mary Baker, at her
home. 361 Wilkins-st. Funeral no
tice later.
sCHGSSLER=Died April 20, aged 81
years Mabel, beloved wife OF Albert
+ Schussler and mother or Mar
eral from residence. 673 Maybury
Grand-ave Saturday, y. IN.
Burial Woodmere cemetery. London
and Hamilton papers please copy
oIIALLoRAN--April 20, 1s11. James
]. OHalloran, aged 60 years. run
Antwerp, 16l Meduury blvd. Satu-
ray at 1915 a. M. and from Holy
Rosary church at 8 o'clock.
26. at his home. 48l
Macomb-sts Louie g.. beloved nus
band OF Mary. father OF William
Randall, son of Mrs. Eva Applin:
brother of Mrs. Joseph large. OF
Buffalo, n. T.. aged 3S years. Fun
ernl Saturday at p. IN.
sCHwARTZ-April 81, 1911. at late
residence 327 Myrtle-st, Margaret.
beloved wife of Dominick Schwartz
and daughter of Catherine and the
late John McDermott Notice or run
eral later.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
WHEN NIGHT COMES IN DAYTIME.

often
changes dull
dusky and deahike trance sees
everything earthly.
bewldered moment and then
night Bats eathy Sensitive
hushed expectancy
darkness,
sience trivial
air hold us
breadth
strange wine
out from he sublime
Of soft uneahy light
stretching times millions of ncomprehnded miles
the black
h ethereal splendor
1t become chill Is
lightning
p Eclpses OF the Sum-
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel waldron. AZ; Fanny spitz. 81
James Kinna, rs, Detroit: Lucy Con-
lin, "a, Bay City.
Joseph Wracan, 30; Barbara Rozic.
"a.
Paul Kout. 90; Sophia Krasicka, 10.
Glen McGrain; Nellie Leader. Is.
Joseph j. Berns, 81, Wyandotte; Anna
Hanley. ~. Detroit
Otto Carson. 80; Emma Dickson, 81.
John w. Hunter. 20, Detroit; Ethel
Snyder, 90, Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
PICKS UP GEM IN HOUSE.
Grocery Clerk Gives Up sparkier
When Police Question Him.


When Police Question Him.
Mrs. Mary A. Dale, No. 1898 Trum-
bull-ave, is thanking her stars for
Their ecovery of $3.50 diamond ring,
the property OF her son. Marcus.
He gave Il to her for safe-keeping
, a few days ago and when she was
searching for some money TO pay the
grocery clerk the gem dropped from
her pocketbook. The ring was pick
ed up by the clerk and hidden In
corner OF the rear porch.
Detectives were called in, and they
questioned the clerk. Mrs. Dale said
she would not prosecute II he would
reveal the hiding place OF the ring.
The clerk saw a good chance to
crawl out OF had hole, and he pro-
duoed the lost diamond.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
sENr up FOR AeUsINo MoTHER.

PORT HURON, Mich, April Is
PIeasind guilty TO a charge Of abusing
his aged mother. William q. Shirley.
marshal. OF Fair Haven. was today
eentenced 20 serve SIS days in the
Detroit House OF Correction. Not
withstanding that Shirley is a peace
oficer ne has been arrested before
on charges OF drunkenness, II is prob
able that steps Will be taken/to re-
move him from Office.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

William Elliott, 1905 Farnsworth.
James Prudem, 1880 Wabash
Emil Neuberg, 447 Thirty-first.
Ignatz Szal. rs lockwood.
Anthony Tottomasi, IL Chase.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
&llggss,Ss!sss!i sj|ss'a.3
CIryeIand. Pittsburr. I

For Cleveland. Pfttsburg. and All
points south and east leave daily tosf6
o m Fare to Cleveland 81. PittsburR
S59b Lower berth 81 so. upper berth
81 whole room s25O. Weekend excur-
sion TO Cleveland every Saturday night
s. so round trip. -,
For Athena, Mackinac and Way Ports
Mondays y. IN. Fridays $40 a. ~
For Buffalo and the East--hond4y&
wednesdays and Fridays M ely
Wcodward-ave. ia Grtswold-st 81
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

day shrouded his glorious face in
hideous darkness, agitating the hearts
OF men by an eclipse"
Ancient Greeks believed that the