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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

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litet, us ri bar til oenne 3ib bapt
fgieli9 8inb, iaa Dor 8inbmgae
gtoer us alt bet Ri trenser. Seq
bar MI peret her to aar us bar paa
benne 9io feet Oslo baaoe tyr %
paao, Ds besse Dele ital til for at
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ne ct Tibet @rempel. Seq bar ii
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iaaeoe til ipaares, og boCraf Der
ibglt bleu inbbgItet Omtrent to 9on.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Wat, iep ON De lite tjeber 2anb. aiob eoers Billet til 6upmun
Ctlaboma, bpur pprt 8Ontur er. Bort Settlement er 9eras.
Friierne paa bort 2ano err meget laue. Sra Ter til aten Dollars
pr. Gcre. @poe Setalina pHf mr.. 9i tan urone afbetain9en til aae
aigbers 3~ilfrebsbeo 5 be ipu aar. ri bar sjOrt 9anofUrretnius,
bar pi enon M iffc "Sorcsloieo a Wortsage", us ri baaber
Ter Hrocent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Tofeneoe &trfe, % er aue
ftulte at, bpab Der bar peret siurt
/ ben forte Sio iiben ri bespnote.
Men bet norife &irfefolf ifulbe
paasne op iaa be funoe faa en- fulb
Jpritaaelie al bpao Ssloiettle=
,,entet itaar for % betpoer for
bet norife Splf | Mmerifa. Rprbz
menb bar MI lepet Der / Oslo / tire
Gar. s Oslo 8uitens Gummer ben
29be September bette Iar, uotas
Ter Settlerne fine Weninser ON
Surbulbeue bernebe, % DC tiger
ane Jon, cit, at Sanoet loper
aoot, % at Sremtioen Ter
IDs no. Site CT bar nuset at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
som ct Ol0unler.

5plgcnoe SilfGloe CT fanife life me.
Get mGrtclisere cno Snuorcoe au.
ore, iom er bleuet inobercttct;
men Dc lcoiasenoe GmitGnois-
beoer % Srcoifriperens gls.
oenoe % tafncmmelise llota.
lelier cr iaaoanne, At DC o.
uer oct iursset Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

&om Worm9no, % lao
ps bpsse bet forte norife Sett=
Ie,nent | Mmerifa Der / bet
iollpie Sgben lanst bOrte fra ben
foloe, foloe Sinfer, buDr bet at leoe
fpiter to til tire @anse iaa meset,
ium bet fuiter Der Oslo. Men
ri MAJ ffpnbe os. Oct nptter life
at ngle, tbi bpis ri bet sjgr, oil
mart Gmeritanerne us andre Sea-
tiuner tase Gnlebnin9en fra os.
Greuriion til oslo saar
bper isrite us treble Sirsoag / buer
Waaneb fra ale Supebpunfter
nprbpaa. 8iaetens SDItenbe be-
tales til ale 8jgbere. Vi pil gipe
CT fri Sptomt til aae, Del
fommer neb meh Grturiionen ben
160e WOrtI euer ben 1oe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Two Young Boys Make a
Little Fortune this Year.

Mr.. a. L. Mordt:-
am glad to say that two years ago
we came to this new country and my
two boys, 10 and IS years old, began
farming last year on n quarter of
land. They grew $4,000 worth of
crops and bought, an adjoining quar-
ter for 100000 and this year planted
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

which they sold SIo38oo worth, and will have almost az much more, beside X
acres fcdton from which they expect 4 bales. Also have grown plenty at fine Ka-
FIR corn and maize to feed thema year. Most all other cal do equally as we'll
c. W. CLAYcoMB.
Subscribed and sworn o before I'M J. R. Paine, a notary public. this Goth
day Of September, 1911 LR.PANE,
seaD Notary Public.
For information about Oslo write ANDERs L. MORDT LAND CO..
Guymon. Oklahoma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Sete Nprie Settlement I Gansioro 6 ormtr, Seras,
bln 9runolast tire Iar iioen pa S~pforbrins al mango frteoenlise
Sibtl er aft saaet subt. 81 bar esu airfe, Dor
esn 4reH. 40 aeres Yreiesuaro os fplber inht gi tdbgrer Sen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

@upmDn $1,000 pr. 9on, iaa man Ter afiaa, at 2anoet bar betalt ito
bpbbelt O9 enbOa libt bare paa to Gar. 0aar man en- tyr CONNER
iun ben ri netup bar baut, fan faa en- auins al BrOomcorn, Mao
DRa5e o9 &aTrcUru, iom ben oi bar faaet iaar, iaa er jeQ albeles upers
bepit Dn, at man unoer alminbeGee aooe 8eirfurbOGbe tan aole
"8umpercrUps" os tiene ioere 8ense paa ian1nne.
Si1ut HI 100 LpnnapSa ,o(o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Ser bar hi anlebnins til at bpsse ct tort norif ScttIe=
meat meb airfer, Otenigbeber, college, Sfuler us anbet, Der be-
tpber iaa neset for en- &Drnano nb Samile. 2anbet er guot,
ganbet er uomertet. apltn9erne upaaflaselig, alinatet fUrartet
% 1remtnoen Ing % lppenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
1918

ginfeliormen bar, iom man oeo.
ira ariloS 5io baot ncget mplttlt
beitet ueo Jig.
& q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Orb til 5ult, Der tenter paa at
tjgbe 2ano berneoe. 8ait al Wtiss
tante uef. 9be MOrbt 2anb 60.
siper aae en- erltg 8~ebanblins.
FOli Yerion.
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1871


Spornuar oiloe oa benne npe &ei'
iers SEQ inotrpffe?
d., Spar: Tag Den nPpute 6actt, be-
npttet paa iamme Waaoe.
4ltiaa: 1871
1881
Spilfet ogiaa inbtrnf forreft.
Sporlpnge pil oa oct tDIte aetIer'
rige beitaa2
. Tag Den iioite 6acit paa ianlme
MaaOe og Suaret bliper:
1888
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
BIG BLACK EAGLE
ATTACKS NEVADA BOY

RENO, New, Aug. Although II
Is against the laws OF this state 10
kill an American eagle, little JlmmS
Daniels, but IA years OF age. living on
the Tullman ranch, near this city
violated this law to save his own life
The youth was hunting rabbits, and
seeing a cottontail skid into a gully
he fred shot at IT, Immediately
there flew from the spot several
hawks. magpies, vultures and an
eagle. The big bird Immediately at.
tackled the boy, who fired the last
two shots he had at the eagle, both
finding their mark.
Although wounded, tie eagle con
tinued TO attack Daniels and a fierce
battle ensued. The youth finally sue
ceeded In using the stock OF his gun
To good effect. one blow striking the
head OF the vicious bird and killing
It,
The boy dragged the bird TO his
home, and upon measuring 1t, the
length from tip TO tip OF its wings
was six feet and 10 inches. II was a
good specimen of black eagle, OF
which there are not many in Nevada.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
BY X. X. MACK.

The rush for feeding stock Is on
in the cattle division Of the trade. and
prices are working higher rapidly un-
der a strong demand from spectators
who have orders TO NIL. and from
farmers who have pasture knee-deep
in grass and corn-helds which promise
an abundant harvest.
The cattle-feeding proposition, this
year, is a peculiar one In view OF the
marked scarcity Of feeding lambs and
the strength OF the entire meat trade.
Everything seems TO combine, just
now, TO make feeders more anxious
than usual TO secure thrifty young cat
tie, and the market is booming as a
result. Killers also stand ready TO
bid for anything that carries quality,
making II necessary for the buyer OF
well-bred cattle OF good weight TO pay
longer prices than were ever known
before at this season OF the year.
The upward course OF the trade In
fat cattle continues, with good pros
pect OF $l1 per cwt. being paid before
the advance is checked. Every day.
lately, few good cattle have brought
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
DIED.


ELLIs-Aug. 20, at residence. 66s Larn-
ed-st. east, William s. aged a years.
beloved husband OF Nellie Ellis Flu
neral Friday at o'clock y. m, from
house. Burial at Elmwood cemetery.
HOPSON--Aug. 81. at her brothers
residence SO Greenwood ave, Lily IL.
Hopson, mother OF Lila and Walter
Hopson and sister OF Mrs NJ A. MIL
Ter. Mrs. A. X. King. Mrs. J. c, Park
err and Mrs r. f. Parkhurst OF Calf
fornia: William Felsted, OF Nash-
ington, and Thomas Felsted, OF De-
troit. Funeral from residence Fri
day at 230 pm.
LUTTERMOSER-Au 20. 1912. Otto
L. beloved husband OF Mrs. Mary
Luttermoser. father OF Mrs. Paul j..
Stecher. Olga. Edgar, Irene, Ralph,
Ada and Otto, Jr.. aged % years. Fu-
neral from residence, sO7 Livernois-
ave. Friday, 1880 =, m; lmmanuei
church 2 p. m.
MoORE-Aug. 81. 1912, at residence.
2o3 Medbury-ave., Lydia A., beloved
wife OF William Moore and mother
OF william. Charles and Ruth Moore,
aged so years. Funeral Friday. p.
m. by car.
RENTZ-Aug 81, at his residence, 207
Fourth ave, Theodore, beloved hus-
band OF Catherine Stainer and faith
eT Of Edward W., Frederick It., Theo-
dore L. and Minnie A., Ida r. and
Katherine Rentz, and Mrs. Ida II.
owen Funeral Saturday from resi-
dence. $40. and SIS. Peter and PauFs
cathedral. Adelaide-st., at o'clock.
SCHUL ER-Aug 81. at 267 Kirby-ave
west. suddenly, Gladwin D.. aged 10
years, beloved son OF Clarence Nj. and
Bessie NJ Schiller. Funeral services
from residence Friday at p. m. Fu-
neral car Findlay. o.. papers please
copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
DEATHS.

Louis J Hauswirth 997 Helen, 5
ranger, Grace hospital 9 years, crush
Glanert, 1853 Preston, 7 years, castro
enteritis. Susanna Hassig. 5i1 JOS.
Cempau, 76 years. apopleNy; Mary
Weaver. 76 Chope, So years, tumor OF
stomach; Otto Walker. $40 Herbert /
year, castro enteritls Charles Meyers,
OIL l.awton. 81 years. carboltc acid pol
soning (suicide) Arthur II Allen, COS
Woodward. S6 years. carbolic acid pol
soning (suicidel; Gwen +. Hazen 1913
Fourth 81 years. spinal neurasthenia.
Monica Embach, III Church, % years
mitral regurgitation. Anna Peterson,
Grace hospital 81 years. dinuse perl
tonitis: Roy Linenberg. 5sl Roosevelt,
4 months. leo colitis; Edward Lewan-
dowski, 34S Thirty second, mouths,
entero colitis; Elsie Kamhant 900 Mel
drum, 20 years. pulmonary tuberculosls
Peter SZembieda 1870 Dubois. 33 years
broncho pneumonia; Lillian WtsmeW
ski. 500 Willis, | year. CASTRO enteri
tbs; Regina r. SchratZ, Grace hospital
36 years. uremic commissions; Herman
Hrotywicz, 1909 ST, Aubtn. ! year. ilco
colitis: Teohl Tomaszewski, 1854 Camp
bell. years. commissions; Erine Mys-
kowski. $50 Hancock, ! month. cholein
infantum; Francis kaplczak, lOet
Chene months cholera infantum.
Catherine Lehner. 1885 Gratiot,
years. paralysis; Walter Hickman, la
Frontenac. 20 years. pulmonary tuber-
culosis: Sarah Blaine. 2446 Jefferson, 81
years. tricuspid stenosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
MARRIAGES
MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES nRhp fwyp mfwyp
Harry \. Pow. 81. Chicago. ILL.,. EN-
ma Schrader. 30. Evansville, Ind
Charles w. Gomant, 20; Edna Holds
worth 81
Harry sarvis, %; Ethel Perring. %.
Thomas }. Kirby, 25; Lottie Hodgson
Leon Leone. 80; Mary Catlno 81.
vincent Zotacznowski. e. Stella Uly-
phi. 1s
James Wood. 20 Emma F Brander
Reginald f. Collins. rs; Pearl Doeuch.
Louis w. Marynard. 2s; Addie schln
Ben Senger. 20: Lena Prlver "a
Cobb. 26 -
James Woodlin, IS: Mamie Harris. "a
sem 20
Gust Marks, 81; Celia Wilkaska 90
Albert G Monte %; Nellie Brook
Jacob Maliczonski IS Katherine
Wotcich. 20
Peter Lpfier 2s; Magalena Duijar.
:. Frederick L. Evans. 80; Gwenala v.
Wright, IL.
William T. Cogger, "a. Fostoria. O. {,
Florine l.. Curry. g. lakewood.
John Halany. 43. London. Can; Ellen
Railway. a.. same
Nathan Raphael 40. Chicago. III.
Rose y Mitchell 20, same
Henry Stendla. %: Alice Callafher. 10
Anthony Gorcki "a; Julia Klycok rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
VANDERBILT'S MOTHER
~ IN-LAW IS TO WE'D

NEW YORK, Aug. 22. Mrs. Emile
A Emerson. mother.in.law OF Alfred
! Vanderbilt, left Baltimore, yester.
bay,. With c. Hazeltine Basshor. rich
flubhian and horseman. with the an
ho, need intention OF marrying him.
They told no one where they were
DO ng and Il was not until this after.
boon that Mrs. James McH MacVick.
pr, daughter OF the bride-to.be, found
hem. and issued the following state
hent after a conversation over the
|oyg distance telephone:
Mother and Mr. Basshof today
we're In Philadelphia. They expect to
feact New York between 5 and o
clock this evening, and on their
Eay here will stop In Jersey City and
pc married. The license there for
heir wedding was obtained yester-
|ay."
Mrs. Emerson Is the divorced VIE
bi Capt Isaac r. Emerson, multi.miI-
iohalre druggist, and this is her
|nird marital venture.
Basshor was named when Capt.
Emerson. MOTEL owner. and manuIac-
|urer OF bromo settler. filed suit Tor
FiyorCe. but the, suit was Withdrawn
Eher Mrs. Emerson filed cross.oill
|lleging ABANDONMENT. She obtained
he decree in 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
aIF.1

IL you can keep your head when all
about you
Are losing theirs and blaming 1t on
you,
IL you can trust yourself when all men
doubt you.
But make allowance for their doubt
ing, too;
IL you can wait and not be tired OF
or. being lied about. don't deal in
lies
or being hated don't give way to
And yet don't look too good. nor talk
too wise.
If you can dream--and not make
dreams your master
IL you can think--and not make
thoughts your aim.
II you can meet with Triumph and
Disaster
And treat those two impostors just
the same,
II you can bear TO hear the truth
you've spoken
Twisted by knaves TO make trap
for fools.
or watch the things you gave your life
10 broken
And stoop and build em up with
WORKOUT tools;
II YOU can make one heap OF all your
winnings
And risk II on one turn OF pitch and
toss
And lose and start again at4your be-
ginnings
And never breathe word about
your loss
If you can force your heart and nerve
and snew
To serve Nour turn long after they
are gone,
And so hold on when there Is nothing
In you
Except the w i'll which says TO them:
Hold on
II you can talk with crowds and keep
your virtue,
Or walk with Kings--nor lose the
common touch
If neither foes nor loving friends can
hurt you
If all men count with, you. but none
too much;
If YOU can hll the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds worth OF dis
tance run.
Yours is the Earth and everything
that's in IT,
And which Is more-you'll be a man.
my SON
-Rudyard Klpllng.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
Cattle Prices Snh Going Skyz0ard
With ST. Marx IN Sight; Hogs up, Too

$1,000 per cwt in Chicago and II has
been rumored that few sales have
been made at 25 cents higher. Distil-
lery-fed cattle have crossed the scales.
frequently of late. at prices above
$10.25, and some rather plain western
grass cattle have sold at 50 and above.
For more than year. The Times has
predicted the early coming of fam
Inc in live cattle. and recent develop
merits tend to verify the accuracy of
this prediction.
In the lamb department OF the mar
ket, recent arrivals have been ex-
tremely liberal and the quality unsea-
sonably good, IN fact, so many prime
lambs have reached the market this
summer that, recently. the trade
found II difficult TO place them all
without precipitating a break. The
feeling. in connection with well-ripen-
ed lambs. has been decidedly weak for
nearly a fortnight. but conditions are
rapidly improving and values will soon
be back to former levels In the feed
ing lambs will ease of, somewhat, a
actly the opposite from those which
govern the trade In the fat stock de-
partment Feeders are out after the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23

lambs I'm large numbers. and are TAX
Ing many lambs that usually go di.
rectly to the butcher. simply because
they cannot find anything OF medium
weight and quality that meets their
need There is good reason 10 be
lleve. however. that values for feed.
Ing lambs will east on. somewhat, a
little later, and that the market sup
ply, later in the fall, will give the
feeder-buyer the opportunity 10 make
selections TO much greater advantage
The wool market holds firm, fact
that tends 70 stiffen values In the de
partment of the market which In
cludes the breeding classes.
The hog market seems TO hold It's
strength. in fact. values OF live hogs
and hog products seem 10 be entirely
legitimate at this time. in view OF the
extremely high prices at which al
other kinds OF meat are selling. Sick
pigs are arriving in large numbers in
western markets and present indica
tions point TO repetition OF last
years loss by cholera. The entire sit
uation is strong one and argues for
still higher prices, before the Sep
TENDER high spot is passed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
WILL BE NO CAR STRIKE,
SAYS MAYOR HARRISON

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-That there
will be no strike OF the $4,000 men
employed on Chicago transportation
lines was positively announced by
Mayor Harrison This afternoon, when
the conference between himself and
representatives OF the employers and
employees adjourned until o'clock.
According TO the mayors state.
ment the officials and the men have
agreed on working conditions, ths
principal bone OF contention. Harrison
refused to say just what agreemen
had been reached but he declared tina
the question OF hours and condition
ha! been arranged to the satisfactio
OF both sides.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23

Elsie: c Kurucz. l2O Cary; ID. Lee. 5si
Bellevue.
GIRLS.
w. Ross 907 Roosevelt II. Schroeder
237 Hunt ttwlns), w Kowalski, SCI
Ferry; H. Fehner. 904 Pennsylvania
A. Ehrensberger. asa Townsend; G..
Cosumano. 392 Monroe; A. D'Anna, 16s
Fort; X. Bush, Fox Creek; w. Kelly.
81 Beecher; A. Bikos. S3l Roosevelt: 5.
Garbonino, 3l2 Mullet; NJ Esses De-
troit; J. France. Ills Gratiot; A. Miller
1852 Fourteenth; j. Dombetski, lSG
Thirty-fift F. Dunajski. I79 Tilman;
G. Thiel, 1000 Hancock; c. Schneider
2e32 Russell twins) Ii. Breackvelt
3l4 Mt Elliott; s. Pedracka, 1911 MILL
tary; j Scott, 6S4 Mitchell; ID. Stanis-
avljeisk 947 Ferry. w. Miller. 80 Med
bury: o. Radke. $50 Frederick r. Fad
dis, 251 Twenty NTH A. Pocesznicki
900 Grandy. W. Scesny 612 Trombley.
II. Bolduc. 704 Junction; II. Weber SOC
Helen. J. Wiznicki. ll40 Military; b
Niogoski. Ice Thirtieth; J. Jabobiec. 17e
Norton; NJ Mann, 1873 Howard. l..
Tremel 633 Clark: NJ Ohrman, 1894
Military; V. Ballatore. 52s Champaign
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
.INDICTS PATROLMEN
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
Alleged to Have Put Gun in
Prisoners Pocket-Becker
and Others Arraigned

NEW YORK, Aug 22.-Lieut.
Charles Becker. Dago Frank Cirofcl,
Whitley Lewis. Jack Sullivan and VIII
Ham Shapiro. five OF the seven indict-
ed FOR the murder OF Herman Rosen.
thai today were formally arraigned be-
lore Judge Grain In the court OF gen
eral sessions.
Becker waived HIS plea to the sec
ond Indictment and his counsel was
given until Aug. q TO plead. The
other four pleaded not guilty and were
granted the privilege OF changing their
pleas on Aug. 81 II they so desire.
The grand jury this afternoon found
indictments charging perjury against
Patrolman James White and William
Steinert, who We're members OF indict-
ed Lieut.. Becker's strong arm squad.
The men were indicted on the ey!-
dence OF Big Jack Zelig east side gam
gler, gunman and procurer OF the
Rosenthal assassins. who swore that
the patrolmen robbed him when
they arrested him last spring on a
charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. Zelig said that the officers
slipped the revolver in his pocket.
Coroner Feinberg's millionaire
jury today returned this verdict
We. the jury, find that Herman
Rosenthal came to his death about
2 o'clock on the morning OF July
from gunshot wound or gun
shot wounds from a revolver or
reyolvers in the hand or hands
OF person or persons unknown
TO this jury,
While they were rendering their
verdict, five OF the seven men indicted
for the assassination OF Rosenthal
were pleading in a nearby courtroom,
The inquest was perfunctory. only five
witnesses being examined. The autop-
sy physician, walters OF the Hotel
Metropole and Policeman Files, who
was in the cafe at the time, testified.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
COMES FROM AFRICA TO
ANSWER CUPID'S CALL

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. $50
ciety here today oentered its interest
In the, magnificent wedding OF Miss
Kate Lochner De Yilliers, OF Paarl,
South Africa, and Henry Baldwin
Schwab. of New York. scheduled TO
take place at the home OF Mrs. &c.
Curtis Hussey. late this afternoon.
Herman G. Schwab, Jr., OF New York.
will be. his brothers best man. Mrs.
A. Lochner De Villiers, who will be
matron OF honor was Miss Clara T..
Hussey and was married over a year
ago.
The bride OF today and her matron
Of honor were presented to the king
and queen in June last year, by the
South African representative TO the
court OF ST. James
-.tter tour of the Swiss Alps.
Scnwab end his bride will reside in
New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
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49, - sSs- -
POYS

p schreibcr 1888 Bellevue: A. CHILE
49l 81 Jean: j. Vanderbilt, 40 Cath
erie; NJ Romano. 1928 Russell f.
Stuve, 1874 Martin. +. Marth, 222 Bran
don; W. Hamilton, 323 Congress- j.
Bowlby. 25l Twenty NTH c Savigny
463 Bewick; r Mueller. Grace hospital
j. Cavanagh. 1903 Waterloo; J. De-
Mauro 1910 Holcomb, j Palzaaolo. 576
Riyard: J. Wietzman. 5l9 Beaubien. q
Lucigno, l24 Russell: H. Schroeder
237 Hunt; 4 Grubba, 9Ol Ferry, A.
link, 500 McDougall; j. Classen. 400
Chippewa; III. Maxwell. 1873 Livernois
T.. Meloche. So Baltimore; A. Cater. 3Ss
Franklin: q Colo. 3sl Adelaide; r.
storms. 247 Howard; +. Garborlno, 7S5
Medbury; +. Savage. l43 Columbia w.
Sweeney, 55l Twelfth: W Asmus. l0l
A. Durocher. 465 sixteenth. J.
Dykas, 1874 Hammond o. Schoeppler. i 7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23
c. CHAPMAN IS RUN
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

r. C. Chapman. connected with the
\. NJ. Bigsby Co, No. 264 Woodward
|ve was run down by an automobile
/ Woodward and Grand River-ayes..
Il 1855 p. m. THURSDAY sustaining
fyere Injuries about the head lie
4 ~ unconscious when picked up. but
powered consciousness soon after
|ard In St Mary's hospital.
The auto belonged TO the Detroit
Zee Press and was driven by Cyrll
syrove. living In the Madison apart
nts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-23

County Detective Conn. with a
couple OF policemen and patrol
wagon, went TO the Offices OF "Drs.
X. and X, Lafayetteblvd. and Mich
igan.ave., Thursday. and seized Ave
boxes OF advertising literature. The
seizure was made In connection with
the case against Drs James ID. Ken
nedy and Or. Charles Kennedy. who
are charged with circulating improper
literature.