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Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28

Commissioner Of Health-Dr. George
B. Young. ID.
The pay rolls Of the leading city
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28
,harles Krutckon,

BOARD OF REVIEW.
Members of Board-T. j. Webb, d.;
Fred w. Upham, r.; Roy 0. West,
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
John F. Devine, r., Fees.
CORONER.
Coroner-Peter NJ. Hoffman, II.
Chief Physician-Dr. Warren II. Hunt.
er.
Chief Deputy-David r. Jones.
Deputies-Matt Conrad, David J. Gil.
lespie, Michael p. Hartney, Adolph
Hermann, George Hitzman, Charles
4. Julian, Charles F. Kennedy, vii.
liam Ostrom. Michael g. Walsh,
Henry Spears, Samuel l.. Davis.
Physicians--E. r. lie Count. Joseph
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28
tails of the massage Of the telephoue

tails of the passage Of the telephone
ordinance five years ago.
Ugly rumors"!
Well, there are some pretty ugly
rumors going the rounds Just now.
But the Mayor, Corporation Counsel
and honest aldermen are not the ones
affected by them.
A watchful eye is being kept on the
situation by too many people to have
1t easily misunderstood.
A new report has been ordered on
the books and accounts Of the Tels.
phone Trust.
When the aldermen get that report
they ought to be In q position to low.
er rates.
II they raise them they will raise
something hotter than this climate
has been for the past few weeks.
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28

AhO SoVn NOuuSJ DSmVCI0Cy - IuS
oldest, largest and nest influential
Democratic organixakSsa in Chicago.
Following is q list OF the men filling
the principal ofiices and more import.
ant committeeships:
President-Miles J. Devine.
secretary-Robert 4. Burke.
Treasurer-Peter Crot.
Financial ecretary-ThomAs J.
Powers.
Marshal--Captain James H. Far.
rell.
Attorney-George F. Mulligan.
Medical Staft-Dr. J. D.Mc0regor,
DR.. Anthony Krygowski. Dr.. Fred
Van Arsdale.
rmaster-John @. Hoeger.
Asst. master-Michael ].
Hanley.
Sergeant at Arms-John H. Dullard.
Asst. Sergeant at Arms-Raleigh
W. Taylor.
vles.Presldents.
AID. John Haderlein, Robert J.
Roulston. Richard 8. Folsom. Albert
schonbeck, Frank H. Novak. Charles
G. Breyer. James McAndrews, John T.
Keating. Simon O'Donnell. Frank VI
Solon, Edward H. Morgan, James b.
Bowers. Charles Wesley, N. q. Cony.
bear.
Executive cemmIssss.
Daniel J. Mcmahon. Chairman.
John A. Mahoney. Thomas Drury.
Patrick J. Wall. Nicholas Lorch.
Frank Ploner. Edward J. Roark,
Stephen c. Dooley, Walter v. Masnus.
John l.. Mcnamara. James r. Pyne,
william Moffat. Frank J. Ryan. John
A. King, Stanley H. Glomski. DR.. +. e.
Reichardt, H. r. L. Doggett, Moles.
worth King, Luke P. Colleran, Rich
ard T. Hanrahan, M. Z. Hughes. M. F.
Sullivan. John H. Nancy, Morris vii
son. Albert H. Putney.
Congressional Committee.
1st Congressional District.
Bartholomew scanlan, 8. H. Had
dock. Henry Krug, Louis Seellg, DR.
J. J. Mclaughlin. Jas. F. Ryan. e. j
Courtney, Peter Zilligan, Louis L
Lettiere. Saml. Ohlsen, Ernest Lang
try. John F. Carroll. Austin Waldron
John Joyce, W. H. Armstrong, Johr
w. wurzenburg, DR.. David O'shea
Fred M. Sturgeon, J. H. Montgomery
VIM. F. Mahoney. A. J. Marshall. Hen
~ A. Johnson. Fred Buxbaum. Francis
J. woolley. H. Wedesweiler. Jake
Zimmerman. r. A. Van Arsdale. An
drew Donovan, Bart Delatto. John T
Convey. John w. McNeal. Henry Eek
hardt.
End Congressional District.
Henry G. schlacks, Edward
Smith. Stephen Hunt, Henry Osborn
Chas. u. Hill. Albert Schaffner. Johl
McCann, John I. Driscoll. Henry +
Hayes. John ]. Curran. Thomas L
Byrne. DR.. J. B. Weintraub. John +
Nolan. r. B. Robinson. John D. Green
Frank Arnold, Robt. ]. Cranston
Thos. F. Rowan. John Kavansgh
Louis Muei.er. Thos. Howe. Jamel
Bumber. Chas. v. Richards, Thos. W
C0rkell. DR.. EusNne q. Hartigan.
3rd Congressional District.
Michael r. Ryan. Thos. B. Conroy
Mathew Raven. George w. Hinckley
r. H. Chambers. M. J. Mccoy. VIM. J
McInerney. d. q. Mulvey. James Hy
land. J. v. Marion. Patrick d. Dwyer
John H. Enright. A. @. Luts. J. J
Mulvihill. Thos. Davies. Mat. J
Corcoran. John L. Mcnamara. M
J. Carberry. Henry H. Nichols
Hugh Manley. Clarence Warner
VIM. J. Hartney. Francis x
Busch. John @. Kraus. Meyer A
Bernstein. Edward J. Duffy. Frank B
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28
COUNTY CLERK.

County Clerk--Robert NJ. Sweitzer. ID.
Deputies-James A. Long. chief dep.
uty; Frank 8. Ryan. deputy comp.
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28
STATE OFFICIALS.

Following is list Of the leading
state officials Of Illinois with their
politics and salaries:
Governor-Charles s. Deneen.
r.. Cook County. y......... .$12,OOO
Lieutenant.G Governor - John G.
Oglesby. r., Logan County. $500
Secretary OF State-C. ]. Doyle.
r.. Pope County ........... 1900
Auditor-James S. Mccullough.
r.. Champaign County,. 1900
ireasurer-Edw. T. Mitchell.
r. Jackson County. ......... 10000
Superintendent Of Public In.
struction--Francis G. Blair.
r.. Coles County. ............ 1900
Attorney General - William II.
Stead, r.. La Sale County. 10000
Insurance Superintendent -
Fred W. Potter. ........... 5000
The Adjutant-General--Col. +.
3. DICKSON ................ 5,oOV
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Following are the leading county
officials with their salaries:
President-Peter Bartzen, D., 523
Court House.
Clerk OF the County Board--Robert NJ.
Sweitzer, d., 600 Court House.
ommissioners-Peter Bartzen, D.:
Joseph Mendel, D.; Lawrence J..
Coffey. D.; Frank Ragan, D.; Charles
Glennon. d.; George Sultan, D.;
Joseph NJ. Fitzgerald. D.; BARLEY
Burg, D.; Daniel J. Harris, d.: Stan.
ley Kufewski, d., city districts.
William Busse. r.. Joseph Carolan,
R.: william c. Hartray. r.: Alfred
Van Steenberg r., country districts.
Zone vacancy)
Committee Clerk-Peter Ellert, 527
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28

CITY 0fFlclAlS.
Mayor--Carter II. Harrison, D.
Private ecretary--Charles Fitzmor.
rM d.
City Clerk--Frank ID. Connery, d.
City Treasurer-Henry Stackart, d.
City Comptroller--John e. Traeger,
d.
Commissioner Of Public Works-Law.
renee E. McGann, ID.
Corporation Counsel-William H. Sex.
ton, II.
OIL Inspector-James A. Quinn. D.
City Sealer-Peter thinner, d.
Superintendent Of Streets-Frank w.
Scion, ID.
Chief Of Police John McWeeney. d.
Fire Marshal--Charles F. Seyferlich.
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28
ASSE RS,

Members Of the Board-Walter e.
Schmidt. r.. president; William H.
II. Weber, r.. secretary; A. w. Nil.
Ter. R.; Adam Wolf. r., and F. w.
Koraleski, d.
Chicago eagle., 1912-09-28

COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
Comptroller--Robert NJ. Sweit~er, d.
Deputy Comptroller--Frank 8. Ryan,
ID.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09
6liidstbal. siins&ublanb.
|. Npril 1912.

Stun muB i9 pieoer einen 9eri6t
einienoen tuie es bel uns oebt. Was
Die Witterun9 anbelan9t, 1T lie gut.
9lm %. Gebruar batten mir Getpitter
uno am %. Wtdrs nieoer, iooaB mir
SSeuhti9teit 9enug haben. 8as Sden
1T fertis uno bic Saaten lteben gut,
nur batten mir oieies 6riiblabr ltiirmi-
ides g9etter. lleberbaupt in Der &ar-
tuo6e uno Sltern mar Der Sturm 10
TART, oaB er Elm Srittbeil bes gle4es
pon Der poroeren Seite unierer S6ule
berabrib unO aud ionit in Der aOlunie
piel Shaoen anri6tete.
4m Is. Mdr3, am Yalmionnta9,
feierten mir oas &onfirmatipnsieit UNI
terer Sinoer. Sas Wetter mar ih6n,
iooab biele auspdrtiee @dite eintraien.
Goniirmiert nuroen: 33 Snaben uno
80 Mdo6en; ole 9onfirmation leitete
9aitor Sdillins, bic prebist uno ben
S6lub PaitOr Seib, pel6er balo in
8ergoorf anseltellt pirO; er oient iein
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09

gen Wteer elm iOl9 befti9er Siionino,
oab er bas 9NaIier iiber bic Sanobant
9etrieben, uno Der Qiman iiioli6 uno
peiilid 10 poll nit gDalier funb, oab
man taum nod iiber Die Sriifen fab
rem tpnnte um nab Soeia ooer nab
glleranorDpfta 3u tommen. Ger Wino
bat aud biel S6aoen an ben 9Gdern
anoeri6tet, bat 2O6er berauseeriiien
uno piele Sduier in bdBliden 3ultano
periebt. IS mar Der ltdrtlte Mino ieit
lan9en Sabren unO boiien mir, bab mir
in 3utunft BON einem dbnliden be-
mabrt bleiben.
Ser @eiunobeits3utauo 1T nidt iebr
gut; es berriden bier &rantbeiten aler
grt, pie &beumatismus, Seitenite6en
u.i.w. Ger llnterSeidnete mu6te aud
bier Woden oas 8ett bitten, unb oa es
9eraoe in Der SGSeit mar, 10 mubte
mein gater ous 6elo beltelen. ga
mid pdbreno oieier beiddftistsn 3eit,
mo- ieoer fir lid ielbit Su tbun bate
niemano beiu6en tnnnte, 10 tpurOe mir
bic 3eit iebr lang; nur cine bat mid
0fters beiu6t, unb oas mar bic liebe
p@ursfa YOit". SD bin aud oantbar
oafiir.
Sei uns muroen neuli9 in Der 8e=
Notwithstanding 25 &. aIIieniert,
uno 3war fir Die Spiirbunoe Spit"
uno rSreff". gDenn cine Worotbat
ober Siebitabl OOrtommt, 10 mub 9leid
na6 ben Spiirbunoen eefabren weroen
um Die llebeltbdter aufsuiu6en. IS
Serridt audi elm gutter @runo oafiir,
benz bate man idon friiber bieie Spiir.
bunoe 9ebabt, 10 pdren pielleitt pisle
Moroe unb Siebfdble entoett poroen.
@us allen 8e9enoen bort man BON
oieien Sunben, baB lie idon pieles ans
Sa9esli6t 9ebra9t baben.
SD ipOllte idon ldneit bsridten pie
ii4 uniere vgrObere Burden" um Die
@eibna8tsseit aufseftbrt baben, uber
i'd wolte es nod nidt beri4ten, oa Die
vSut" nod nidt sebalten pOrOen lit,
bis ieBt, ben 8. glpril. IS marsn spei
parteien, auf Der einen tparen fOigenoe
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09

orei: emanuel Moier, @alentin 8enfit
uno elm Bed; auf Der anoeren Seite
mar nur emanuel 8ost. Ser 9o9t
wuroe als Wd6ter bon ben Sbenee=
nannten niebsrseidla9en uno mubte
3lpets dr3tli6er Silfe ins Soipitul oe-
bra6t peroen. Die orei nuroen
r9Iuoit"; ein ieoer erbielt orei Sutgen
i'm 9lrrelt uno 80 &ubel muBten lie
miteiuunoer be3ablen.
8riiBe alle 2eier Der rYolt" uno
aud Die 3eitun9sleute.
W ortB Streider.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09
&leinlisbsntbal, sGublanb.
8. @pril 1912.

Q. Nprtl l9l2.
Wertbe pOit"! @eil bon unIerer
8eseno 10 wenig seidrisben ipiro, 10
min i'd eiuige 3eilen mittbsilen, benn
wenn niemano idreibt, lam man aud
teine gteui9teiten leien. lleber bic @it=
terung 1T ni6t Su Hagen. gDir batten
senug @interfeudti9teit, nur batten
mir ben 9anSen Widrs teinen &egen,
nidts ais @ino uno talt babel. grit
am &C., ais mir ale fertis paren nit
benz Sden, betamen mir S6neelturnr
nit &e9en; orei Sage lang bat es ge-
re9net uuo geihneit, pel6es audi elm
gutter Wiltteppid fir uniere 6rh9te
mar. 9lm 26. fam aus oem Sdmar=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09

MOlotIdna. Ser So6Hdoter &on=
iumOerein bet arad 9emadt. 3ieies
mar OorausSuieben, ben penn 10 9e=
tuirtbidaftet piro, tpie es bier 9etban
wuroe, tann Iid bas @noe gar nidt
anbers 9eItalten. Der in Seioelber9
friitet aud idOn paur Sabre Elm tiim=
merli6es 9aiein uno mdre pobl i6on
lGn9It aus Der 3abl Der &Oniumpereine
9eidieben, ipenn ibn nidt einioe Mdn-
ner tiinitli6 bielten. @s 1T Elm l6le9=
ter &ubm fir uniere 2eute, baB lie ibre
tpenigen &Oniume ein9eben laiien, pdb=
renO berum3iebenOe Suosnbdnolsr sldn-
senoe 8eiddfte MAIDEN. rrr.
Goi6arp, Siraspoler Sr., IL. Mdr3.
glm Spnnta9, ben IL. Mdr3, oran9
pdbreno Der 8etitunoe Der 9lrbeiter
8resorius Sliti6no unter benz binteren
8iebelfenlter, no er Die @ano bur9=
brad, in bic WObnltube oes biefisen
Seinri4 &raft, bel weldem Slitidno
ais 6ne6t biente, uno .entipenbete ibm
oas POrtemOnnaie nit 6 &bl. 43 Sop.
SlitianO seitano iein @erbreben ein.
Na6 elmer unan9enebmen Seiderung
iiber9ab man SlitihnO Der polisei.
Sn Wannbeim piro pom 9.-l2.
Mai b. s. abermals cine pferoeaus=
Iteauns itattIinoen. Sir Die belten
pieros uno 6oblen bat oas 2anoamt
oiele preiie bon 5 bis 25 Rbl., iopie
Selobunssbo9en uno Weoaillen be-
itimmt. Sie preiie tperoen bon einem
6omitee pertbeilt tperoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09
sIDs &uBlanD.
SpeSial 1orreiponbsnSsn all bic 9us
reta BOT" pon uuisren 9erl6t.G Gr.
ltattern IN ben oeutlden Rolonieu.
Sersreitopo, SiilsRuBlano.
|. glpril 1912.

- "fANA 80
gDertbe yYoIt" ga mir nun aud
Seller oieles glattes 9emoroen liro, 10
3iemet es Iid, aud einen geri6t einsu=
ienoen. Sas Wetter mar bel uns an.
fun9s oes Wonats idon. glm IL. Mdr,
baben mir idon an9eIan0en su iden,
Der Simmel mar uns babel sndoie,
oenn am "a. WiGrS mar ibon ales
Doritber. @eltern, ben %. MGrs, batten
mir einen ldOnen &egen, nadber eineu
talten, ltarten Nino, uno in Der Na9t
6roit. Der erIt9eidte Samen 1T i6on
auf uno ib0n grim.
Wia nod beridtsn, oaB i6on i'm
Spdtiabr Seinrid &naub, feline 6rau
uno ieine S6wd9er SObann uno SacOb
Sob na6 6anaOu seaansen iino. 9lls
lie in bic Staot gremen tamen, pur-
ben lie unteriuht uno oa funo Der 9lrSt,
oaB Seinrih 6naub ni6t oeluno al
ben @u9en mar; feline 6rau reilte oann
nit tbren Sriioern peiter na6 CANADA
uno limb aud bort an9etommen, aber
bon oem Suriid9ebaltenen &naub bat
man bis iebt nod nihts 9eb0rt. g8o er
1T ooer no er Itedt, ODER oh er nod am
Seben 1T, bon allem meiB man ni6ts,
bod boffen mir, oaB er balo auf ieinen
rt6tl9en plab tommt uno tpieoer nit
ieiner Gbefruu Oereini9t pirb.
glud mill i6 beri6ten, oaB i6 in
poriger giummer oieils glattes einen
Seri6t bon meinem gruoer Sacob So-
bendder las, .porin er feline Gameraoen
8ottlicb 0Orrbeim uno auouIt 8oQin=
ger in Sopbientbal eriiBen ldBt. 2eb.
tere befinoen iih ni6t mebr in Sopbi-
entbal, iOnoern Iino auf ibr ei0eues
Sano iiber9eiieoelt. Die orei 90rier,
8lufStbul, gteuoorf uno ger9pOrI boz
ben neuli1 2ano fir ibre 2anoloien
9etauit, pobe Elm ieOer Sebn 9eiii.
betam, auf 80 Sabre aussube3ablen.
Sas 2ano lie9t nabe SOIinunostbal,
aht g8erIt bon Der Characterization
@elelitut.
gum S6luB 9riiBe ib meinen Sru.
Der Sacob SObendter uno oelien 6rau
Sultina; iareibe nur fleiBi9 an oieies
Slatt, oamit mir aud erfabren tpie es
bel eud 9ebt. Wir lsien oieies Slatt
9erne uno oanten aud S6na9er 3ens
Ter, OaB er es uns su9eididt. 9lu9
8ruB on 6briItian gO9ele uno @Ott=
lieb 8aub.
9lm s. april tpiro paitor S6illine
bier in Ser9reltOwo @ottesoienft obbal=
ten uno aud oas 9lbenomabl austbei=
len. Nm 9. miro oann bic &inoerbor=
lteaun9 in ger9oOf iein, al pelder
Sdwelter Gbriltina audi tbeilnebmen
piro.
@etern baben mir gaitan 9eadert
uno &iiben 9eidt. Wtit 8ruB on Die
2eier uno 3eitunssidreiber i6liebt fir
oiesmal
@ouaro 0obenGfer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09

msrs,eit beidwerlid lit su ihreiben, 10
Qibt es bod ettuas 3eit; nur nidt bic
6linte in oas aOrn sstporfen, oeun ous
Saeen 1T niemals umipnf, 10 aud oas
Sdreibcn, man lernt piel babel. So-
nit tpdr Die 8ididt fertit.
Sobannes & lipfel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09


Die aouiirmation perlief iehr idon,
uno man liebt, oob uniere ainoer iuiss
Der etmas lernen. gpir baben einen
tiidtiGen aulierlebrer in Serrn 8ait
aus genarabien betommen, mel6er
tuieoer 9eoronete S6ulSulidnoe bel uns
einiilbrt. uniere Sdule mar iebr pers
lottert uno es miro mebrere Sabre oall.
ern bis er lie pieoer auf Der S0be Der
3eit bat.
Wlein 6reuno Satob &ie9er in 9lme=
rita uill BON mir wilien pis es ben
6umilien 9arl uub Ybilipp Sitter
9ebt. gei aarl &itter muroe oaes
oerltei9ert uno Die Ginoer ne9oeoeben,
unc bon Pbilipp Ritter psiB i'd ni6ts,
oa er in Marienberg itarb uno nu9
bort beeroi9t muroe. 2ieber 6reuno,
I6reibe bin uno mieoer in Der vYolt
wie es bel eud 9ebt. 9ante aud ben
Serren Sobann Sieber uno Sobann
Cup fir ibre @riibe. Ger Sobann 8ie-
Der als alter &amerao, mO9te li6 bod
aud III Der rPolt" b0ren laHen.
Dante Serrn 9lnoreus Sdauer fir
ietne Wiittbeilun9 bon ben Nebli6s.
6amilten. SOn Der &i9asSas babe i9
einen Brief erbalten nit Der gitte i6
iol ibr ein Portrait Suidifen, mas i6
audi tbat. Sieber Sreuno, oeine 9itte
babe ih nod nidt erfiillt; oeine 8riiBe
on Die beioen Otter lie9en nod bel mir,
tperoe Iie aber piinttli6 ausri6ten. SD
bate nod teine 3eit; Samlta9 9lbeno |
betam i'd bic vYolt" uno Sonntao
WlOrsen babe ib Oieies 9ei6rieben.
9ieies 6riibiabr wiro piel gebaut bel |
uns in Der aOlOnie; nit &o6r miro
ielten 9eoett, meiltens nit Sle4 uno |
3ie9eIn, Wel4es piel CUR Ieriboneruno
Der SOlOnie beitrd9t. Sept ieben mir
WelI4tOrn uno orbeiten in ben @ein=
9drten NIT benz 9lufoeden, Seben uno
S@neioen.
@efprben 1T tiir3Iib Sacob g1ieB, 7
Sobn bon 6briItian giieB.
gluf Der Seirutbsliite Iteben bic Sod
ter oes Sarl @eilt nit Sobn bes per=
ltorbenen @eOr9 Sdot.
@On &uoOlf StraOin9er bort man
gar ni6ts; 1T er in Nmerita an9etom-
men ooer niGt?
(9uB Serr &uoOlf Srnoin9er pobl=
be6alten in glmerita anoetommen I'll,
uno Iid nun in @ureta beiinoet, per=
ben Sic mobl ieitoem in ben 3eitun9en
9eleien baben. Serr Straoin9er err
tlGrte uns Qeitern, oaB er li6 freue boB
na6 ibm laut merben, urn
sr CAB uns Die @rlaubnib mitSutbeilen,
OaB er lid balO b0ren lalieu wiro.
Sieies miro er tbun i'm Sntereie oer=
leni9en, tpel6e Die NbIiht babsn na6
2lmerita ausSunanoern, uno pirb fir
iene bon grObem @ertb uno gtuBen
lein. Nnm. b. &eo.)
Dem bunoertidbri9en Salenoer ents
nebme i'd fOlsenoe 8auernrs9eln, tuel6e
aetuiB NIT 9rOBem SntereIe 9eleien
ueroen: Nprilenidnee oiingt, Mdr3ens
lhnee friBt.
g8enn Der 9lpril bldlt in lein Sorn,
10 itebt es gut nit Seu uno &orn.
@armer 9lprilenre9en, 9roBer Se=
gen.
Der G9genitaub unb @interirolt,
maht bic Sauern wobl9etroIt.
9lpril warm, Mai tiibl, Sum- NAB,
flint benz Bauer Sdeuer unb 6ab.
Gbarfreitas= unb Otter &e9en. ioaen
sinen trOfenen Sommer 9eben.
@s sriiBt Die &eoattion
Sobann Ne bli6.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-09
n1enid,enfo fonnen

8On s. gau6.
g8e biinen mir @eni6en 10 art uns unb flus
lno 9auben oas O6flte srulnees;
Nr meiitern Die Sute in Idppebenoem Slug
lno menen Den Weer9utt b3wun9en;
9e6 SampieS @emalten nit liherer Oanb
gSir baben ins Sod lno IN 5robne 9epannt
llno trOben i'm @Ditub, benz tiefen,
Den @eilterl, Die orlunen I6lieien.
Gin gtebperf BON 0rG6ten BEN @roba1 umpinn
l,no eln ano perfnipft Sfontinente;
@lera rG9t SOtlbaft bur6 gSolfe unb g8inb,
Sim bis 5um entle9enIen @n0e
gSlr 5Gblen Die Sterne am OtmmelS9eset
llno meIlen unb mie9en uno tbeilen Die gSelt
llno fOnnen BON fOmmenoen Sa9en
Sm &oraus oaS @etter Ia9en.
9a - jGb fnot Elm Sdredrui aus oiterem Sfaht
llnb lGBt unS Die $oerSen erbeben,
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to people in my ward is not eonsid-
cred by them
Many business men who signed
the petition against closing the
streets did so under >misapprehen-
sion," said Aid. Vernon. They be-
lieved that the property was going TO
be used as a storage yard. Now that
they understand II is TO be used as a
receiving station they favor II.
A representative of the Wabash
railroad declared there is no other
way 10 relieve the congestion 90
freight on the Wabash railroad in De-
troit He said that over 1000 people
are awaiting shipments at present and
that there are 1875 merchandise cars
TO be unloaded.
Aid Lynch made a motion TO have
the Wabash petition laid on the table
but no one supported this.
AID Zoeller then made the motion
TO vacate the streets, and this was
carried. The resolution TO be intro
duced in the council will require that
the Wabash railroad pay for the pres
ent value OF city improvements in the
streets. and that II II fails TO establish
a freight station on the premises, II
forfeit its rights 10 the streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-28
CALL IS ISSUED FOR
THIRD PARTY IN MICHIGAN
Effort Will Be Made to Have
Roosevelt Attend Mass
Meeting

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, June 81
Michigan will have a new party in the
field this fall with a complete state
ticket. according toe plans launched
here today with the sanction of pro-
gressive Republican leaders of the
state.
A call was issued for a state mass
netting to be held here, July 6, by the
Calhoun county progressive club. the
purpose being to plan state Roose-
welt convention. An effort will be
made to have Roosevelt attend both
meetings. 1t IL believed that the
progressives will try to make Gov.
Chase 8. Osborn run for reelection on
the ticket.
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COMMITTEE VOTES TO
VACAIE SEVENTH-ST.
Will Ask Council to Give Their
oughfare to Wabash Ry. for
Freight Depot

A majority OF the council commit
tee on street openings decided, Thurs
day morning, In favor OF vacating Sew
enteenth-st. from Fort-st. TO the river,
and Congress-st., between Sixth and
Seventh.sts., so that the Wabash
railroad may build a freight station
on that site. Aid. Vernon. Zoellcr.
Hindle and Knapp voted In favor OF
the project, Aid. Thompson voted
against II. and Aid Heating and
Lynch, who had expressed themselves
as against the plan, withheld their
votes. They may join Thompson in .
minority report. and another fight viii
result In the council before hlal de-
cision.
petition signed by Crowley, Mil
ner & Co.. and about 75 other bust
ness firms In favor OF vacating the
streets, was presented TO the commit
tee, and Aid. Vernon and Allan, who
are shippers. urged the committee 10
act favorably, speaking OF the freight
congestion.
Il think we are giving away too
much public property" said Ala
Lynch. The Wabash railroad is now
III the nAuuS OI TeCclNSE5.
II the company owned all the prop
erty In the vicinity, It would be dil
ferent matter, but they don't. and !
believe We will invite a lawsuit II
we close Seventh-st.." said Aid. keat-
ing. I'VE have been giving away too
many streets and alleys. We gave
away an alley which was to be used
with adjoining property as site for
a hotel. The hotel has not been built.
and now the property, including the
alley, Is for sale"
Attorney Percy Crosse, representing
the Stewart interests, who own sew
eral lots adjoining the Wabash prop
erty, stated that II was impossible
for his clients to negotiate for the
sale OF their property to the Wabash.
He said the owners have perpetual
right to a private alley. and that en-
trance TO the alley would be barred by
the Wabash.
The committee then considered the
right OF the city TO deal with the
Wabash directly, and to prescribe con-
ditions attendant upon closing the
streets, when the company Is in the
hands Of receivers. Aid. Heating and
Lynch believed the city would nave
TO deal with the receivers. but AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Atkinson
gave his opinion that there are no
legal obstacles in the way Of vacating
the streets in favor Of the Wabash
railroad.
Aid Thompson, wso represents the
Sixth ward, in which the property is
located. called attention to the petit
ton OF business firms In the vicinity
who are opposed TO closing the
streets. They complained that 10
close Seventh-st. would require their
wagons and trucks to go too far
around to reach the Michigan Central
railroad station.
The people who petition for the
closing OF these streets i've in other
sections ofvthe city, sad THOMPSON.
"The inconvenience that would result
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-28
Man netrayed by Girl Cou.ln.

Alex Villandre, who skipped 10 Up
ton. Canada, two years ago. after pass
ing a worthless check on Remy. Bull
ford. a North Woodward grocer, was
betrayed into the hands OF the police.
Wednesday night, when he kept an APP
pointment with his pretty cousin.
Clara VTlandre. on the night OF his
return to Detroit. Detectives Shepherd
and Dibble were waiting at the rendez-
vcus when he met his cousin. and they
placed him under arrest He was ar
reigned on the charge OF obtaining s29
by trick, and Will have hearing Tues
day