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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Bon ber Sibfette.

Ghorles Storr unb Sraulein Rarb
Sosfins, beibe bon @ebar apenue, lie
Sen iih lette Do1s In 8iIfes.Sarre
bur6 Bfarrer @0loeu ats Elm @bepaar
einiesnen.
@eferu 8ormittag tpurben 6arrb
Sh6 bon Pittston apenue unb 5rdu.
lein @liiabetb Ndber burd Baitor Or.
0illiam u. giorbt gum Bunb fiirs Se.
ben etneeieSnet.
8iftor giortbup unb Srdulein emma
0irtb uon 0illop StraBe nuroen se'
fern abeno bur9 Paftor Or. 8illiam
U. gtorbt In ieiuer Wobnung alS 9liif'
lides @bepaar ,einssis9net.::
Der iabrli6e ausflus Der ct. Yeter
unb ct. Soiepb 8ersine Der ct. Wta.
rien @emeinbe mirb am II. 9lugult In
Watborf Rarf itattfinben unb Elm rib.
RIGGS aOmite lit ibon NIT ben arranse'
ments beidaftist.
Ssrr unb 5rau ausuit s. S6mibt
BON Wfaple StraBe feierten am Samss
tas Gbenb ben rs. Sabrestas ibrer..8srs
mdblung i'm Sreiie ibrer na6ftenslnpers
manbten unb 8efannten auf bic anses
nebmite Weiie, babel aud piele bubble
@eIhenfe erbaltenb.
Srnu Wlar9aret 9Bintou BON @berrp
StroBe perlangt In elmer Donnerltaa
sesen bic Scranton Railwap @Ompanie
aneeitren9ten Slu8e IS, 900 @ntihdOis'
ung. neil iie leetsn Sanuar beim Ser
lalieu eiueS Babnwagens burd, cine
febterbafte Platform nisoer9enorfen unO
id1limm uerlest muroe.
Sin slutomobil bes 8. Z. Selrieael
pon @sbar apenue mnrbe Sreita9 Mad.
mittag an Der @de pon Pittston apes
nue. unb Waple StraBe arg beibabigt.
ais eS nit siuem StraBenbabnwaSen
follibirte. 6raulein Selriesel. Die nit
oem 8ater in Der Wiai4ine fubr, trus
8erlesunsen bauou.
Better Us. Sdumaher pon 4tber
Stra6e unb 6rdulein emma Ditmars
uou 3renton. u. s., iinb leste Bo6e
in Der 8Obnun9 Der 8raut als Elm
9liidltdes @bepaar nerbunben noroen.
Vim Sreitas reiite oas iunse ebepaar
nab Siluer @itg. S6abo, mo Der BrGu.
tigam angeitellt llt.
Sr1ulein Wfinnie 3eib, Tohter Der
@heleute Hl1arb 3uleser BON Pittston
apenue, lit festen Oonueritag Wforgen
I'm Utter pon % Sabren uad) ldngerem
9eiben Der Brisbt'iden yiierentranfhst
erlegen. auBer ben @ltern iiberleben
bic Beritorbsne fiinf Sdweitern. Ole
8siiesuns fano Sonntag Jta4mittas
i'm Dunmors 5rieobof ftatt.
Charles. Der sinidbrise Sohn bss
Berro Ebortieatb uon Yittstpn auenue,
trus am Sonntas 70 fflimme 8runb'
wunben bapon, iobaB er friib Wtontas
U1orasn oenielben TIM Staat Soipital
erlag. Gin Bruber bate elm SOl3itiid
in ben Sfen seidoben uno oils es 5euer
gefangen, es 6em 8leinen gerei6t, belisn
9leioer iofort in 8rano 9erietben; ebe
Die Wfutter bic 5lammen bampfen fonn'
te, mar bas Sino tebenssefdbrli9 uer'
lest.
Su elmer seitern yladmittas abssbal'
teuen Beriammlun9 erudblte oer@iden'
frans SisifOlsenoen geamten Praii'
bentin, 5rau, ausuita GiBlsr; Ste
grdlibentin, Srau 9atbarina 9eins
Sinans Sstretdrin, 5rau @Iiia 9Ofmei'
iter Protot. Setretariu, 5rau SeHa
@loor; S6atmeilterin, 5rau Waria
Shmerter !; innsrs @ade, 5rau Gbie.
be /; dneere @ade, Sran ausufta Bes
ber Eruftsss, Srau Barbara 5ofmsi'
fter, t5ran amelia 8iibn uub s5rau
EtsreIa Ds9sler. Sc Unrbe iu Der
Sisuna beidlolIen, am Samitas. ben |
IL. Suit. i'm 0aloorf Rarf sinsn Gas'
fus abSnbGltsn. |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

feline Rebnsrin lift, absr trosbem cline
re6t fernigs Nniprahe biett, fOlsts
Srau EiBler aud In anerfennenben
0orten iiber Brdiibent Stipp, unb bies
fer mar 10 bur6 Die be3euste Sodadt'
uns serhbrt, OaB er nur in fur5en Dor'
ten 6anfen founte. Sm 8erlauf Der
Beribte iibtr ben Sonpent ergab iid,
buB bieler iebr erfolsreid mar unb alle
Tbeilnebmer pon bier iif ausseseidnet
amiilirten; etWas. auf bas Der 3Deig,
ionie bas Deutittbnm Der Stabt nno
bes @ounties ftol3 fem fam, LIT oie
Tbatiade, baB pon ben idmmtli6en
j3weissn I'M ean3en Staat Der 2ada'
mama !3meis rnebr @in3slmitslisosr
bat unb unsueifelbaft aud Der rei6its
LIT, oenn er belitt ben berrliben Barf
auf BEN 0ftliden @ebirse, in welhem
boffentlif in ndhiter 3nfunit Elm pai'
ienoes Seim pranseu wirb.
g8abrsnb bic 2lnmeienbsn Elm bon
6errn 2anssrfelb seoibtstes Sieb uor'
trugen, ftnsen bic Damen an, bsIdaf'
tist 3u iperben, nnb als man fid lpie'
Der ieste. batten iie bic Glide nit apps
titli6en Spsiisn perieben, Der @eriten'
iaft. fsblte aud ntdt Omit ben 8Ompli'
menten oes 9errn 8eder), unb 9emiitb'
li6 unb fr6blit wibmete man iid osr
iuneren 2abuus, cine, pie mir In Der
@tulettuns bemertten, ftarfiten uus
semiitblidfteu Siuuneen bes Sweisea
bei6lieBsnb, wel@er btsier uiellei6t il
abgebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
SaS Sbal abmdrts.

Sahfor. - Haf)oem orei 4erle friit
am Samftas Wf0rsen babisr Orei Bldsl
beiubt.batten, renilif Wtihael 8elins,
fD's Wirtbihaft, Staotratb Mforan'a
8irtbidaft uno bie 8ettftube oes 0fifs
Pola in einem benahbarten Softbaus,
murben iie.oinsfeft semudt uno sebal.
ten. @s iinb bies g1alter 6rophod
unb SObn S6uls BON 0ft. Carmel
unb BiuD Simon BON pittsburgh. =
Wtit Der snfraumnug BON frei umber'
laufeu6en 9nnoen murOe am Samitae
au9efangen unb bis abenbs bate So6'
3onitabler Sobu 6ufibad unb feline
9ebiilfen 80 Der 1biere eingefan9en. Die
lpdter 9etObtet murbeu. = 5rau Wtar.
9aret Seutholb, 79 Sabre alt uno eine
Der dlteiteu uno geahtetitsn Bemobner
unieres @emeinneIens. lift ON Sams'
ta9 4benb in ibrer Wobnung an Oiain
StraBe mad lanserem uumObliein &C.
itorben. Sie mirb pom brei S6bnen
unb snei G6hteru iibertebt. Die Bei'
ietung srfol9te' am Dienlta9 9tadmit'
tag i'm WtemOriat 6rieobof.
- @owarb Groom pom Mooiie, bei.
len Sobn Dor Sabresfriit our6 bic
eleftriide Str0mung 9et0otet Duroe,
aIs er einen sebrohenen Draht beriibrs
te. bot se9en Die Scranton electric
'Sompanie cine 9lase fir $4,000 @nt'
Idaoisung sintra9sn lanen.
= antonio getillo pon Slo 5orgs,
beiieu unmiinoi9er Sobn als 2reiber
Der 5ermpn Soblen @ompanie uou oOrs
ten iein rehtts Sein anseblid permas
nent perlest erbielt. itren9ts am Sreitag
ae9en bic Sorporafion cine 9lage fur
cine @ntldIoi9ung uon 500, 900 on.
- 0iadbsm Der 32 Sabre alte yin.
ton 2eSfo pom Dupont am Wfontag
1ta6mittas in Der 5eruwooo 3e1e burb
einen 5ellenfan eineu i1limmen SdGs
belbruh erbalten hattie. lief er allein
Die Strede pon elmer balbeu Ofeile III
ieiner Wobuung, mOrauf er bann pt0s.
ltd toot 3uiammenbrad.
SIN 8erlaufe zines araipalles,
Der iih Sonuta9 9tadt in benz Wiinoos
ia Sotel ereiguete, erbielt @oftie Rin,
ihinsfi uon @reennooo eifien tiefen
Wieiierftid 3mii9en ben S6ultern auf
Der reften Seite. Der 9tame ieines
Gnereifers fonnte our .3eit ni6t In @r.
fabrnns gebra6t werOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Suumpre.

- Sm 8srlaufs einss Sanbsemens.
ss, bas iih SOnntas 8Ormittas ani
Qninn's Sanoballen court an @rOue
StraBs uno WiOnrOe Noenue ereisnete,
erbielt Der IA Sabre alte SObn Sepiie
BON oem 16 Sabre alten Sobn BuSas
siusn 10 muhtisen Sdlas iiber Dem
9erS iubuB er tOot nieberfiel. BusaS
entfloh nad ber 2bat. Dnrbe aber furj
nahber ergriHen unb iiir Elm 9eri6t.
lihes @rideinen sehalten 4; er idien
feine abnun9 3u baben, oaB ct istueu
@egner get0otet bate, bis ibn Die BOlis
3ei perbnfttte. Or. 8. 9iorman Bbite,
Der @ebilfs Coroner, fteute Wtontag
abeno ourh cine llnteriubun9 feit,
eaB Der auabe niht einem Ser3i1lae
erlas. iOnbsrn bic slufresuns fiir ieinen
COB uerantwortli6 lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
@ett pi6tiger ute oas
0etuanO-Oas G0rIett.

r User maat bic Ssmdnosr r 1T bet
apsitsm nidt 10 widtis, als -Bsldss
Sabrifat BON SOristt trdst Sts?'
r, Sft bic 8santportans .Barnsr's
Ruit.grOOfA, 10 srbaltsn Sis I'M Uor'
aus vie 3ufiasruns, baB bas Soristt
niat ssrrsibsn, brs6en oOsr fOitsn miro,
unb baB ss INNER feline 5oim bsbalte'l
nnb su Ter @raBis Der Erassrin ioipobl
oes @swaubss bsitrasen Dtrb.
I @ius grOss Guspubl bon UfOSsasn,
lobas feline Srau nit wenissr oils Sor'
felt 8ollitanbisfeit sufrisOsn istn auB'
@insn Brsis fiir iebe 8Sris:
S1.OO bis $500.
RittIatr Durssans-SauptRur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

Srdutsin Sranees MeDermott uor
Rittston auenue, tpelhe lesten gfopen'
ber an Dpomiug guenue in eineul
automobitDrad u perlest tpurbe. bat an
Mfontas sesen Die .Stabt cine 3lass
fiir s25, 900 @nti9dbi9uns an9eftren9t,
NIT Der 8ssriinouug, oaB bic Staot
uerantwOrtlib lit. neil bas Rfafter feb
lerbaft mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Seioe GjeiuGnSsr.

Bis oft buben Sie iid elm mobsrnes,
fiiblss, idmar3es Seioesemanb fiir etns
sswiiie @sIessnbsit gsuiinidt2
= Sir wenis 9elb fOnnen Sis babsn
Elm bHbi6es Sap Seioe aleio, bas In
benz bsiBeiten 8etter fOmfortabel fein
wirb. Der mObifiSirte Eunic'8od Stil
- NIT boiler 9anse Ober oreiuiertel
aermetn. @rDBsn SO bis A. Sc
$1,000, SI2.SO, $3.50 nnb
$500.
3petsr Stpd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
aus benz pberen Shate.
(ar4baIb gorreiponben3.)

- Die 8ermdbtung bon 9. ylites
3iefsr BON Sermru NIT 5rduleiu Mlar.
saret 9ofs BON Ri6fielb Spriuss, 81.
o., LIT ansefiinbist Woroen.
- Srdulsin Map Rittsr BON arG.
balb unb Rog Tbompion BON Sermgn
wurosn DOnntrftas bur9 Pfarrer E.
s. @omerforb in isiusr Bobnung su
einem Gbspaar einssissuet.
- Srhb seitsrn Rorsen purSe elm
automobil oeS Batrid MunleD uno
0ugb UrabD. mitiammt Der @arage, In
arhbalb burh einen Braub ssritSrt
nub bstrast Der 8erluit 81, 200.
Der 45 Sabre alte gBilliam Rsd.
les bon Didion @itp be9ing leste @ohe
In bem bortigen 2Balo Selbitmorb, ins
bem ct @arboli idure tranf. Samilien4
3ntiti9feiten iolIen ben Wtann su benl
S9rttt setrisben baben.
- gfs ber Is Sabre alte Sames
gia3tbB BON Sermgn am Dienftag bas
8uluer nit eiuem 3iinbbol3 snt3iinbste,
6as er In cine 8leir6bre setban, nm eins
3anone 3u MAIDEN, CAB es cine @rplo'
fion unb Der 3nabe mur6e sefibrltf)
nerlett. Sein Infer Grm un6 linfsa
Bein finb fhlimnt uerbrannt unb ieiu
@eiidt usrienst, ieoo6 erpartet man
feline @eneiun9, wenu feline Somplifa'
tionen eintreten.
(Garbonoale @orreipOnoena.)
= Radbem ber So Sabre alte Sarrt
s. Reinins bon Glib WaiHnston Stra'
be geitern Gbeno bon Der arbeit beinl.
sefebrt mar, iaste ct fid cine Reppluer'
fngel In bic re6te Stldfe unb fiel ale
3eide nieber. NnbaItenbe 3rdnfli6feit
trisb ibu su benz unielisen S6ritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
gerfauf bon sarnirtem Siitea ,
s2.9S MIN S3, 90.

81. 9S tttl0 81. 90.
. 8eiBs Ssmp Siits, atls nsn bisfs
Saiipn. Munds nit gelust obsu nuS
9emp 8srsisrunssn. Sc $3. IS.
geri6iebene Ship uub Semp 8raib
SHts; psrsiert nit Stiissln unb wsiBsu
BIumen. Sc 30 IS.
pusmaartn SaIpH- ;ptita Sipd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

Anfauasub NIT MOntos, ben 6. Sult,
idbliest bieisr 9aben tdslia nm balb 6
/ ilhr gbenbs (Samitas ausssnOui'
msu). bis auf wsitsrss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
RECORD SALE OF
SUBDIVISIONS

The most successful year IN the
history OF the lannan Real Estate
exchange is shown in the annual re-
port or Jay A. Walsh, subdivision
manager Sales of subdivision proper
~ amounted TO $l.297000. four sub
divisions being entirely sold out.
W. w Hannah will market three
more large subdivisions In the early
spring, one out North Woodward-aye..
another out Grand Riyer-aye.. and a
third in Crosse Pointe park.
The years subdivision sales were
as follows:
DALEY park. 400 lots. $3S5,OOO.
Baldwin park, 266 lots s4l0,0OO;
Woodward park. S5l lots, S270,O0O;
Medbury park, 12S. $4,000; Tayor-
ave. 10 los, $17,500, Crosse Pointe
estates. lots. S34 800; Woodward
blvd. . lots. $1,000. Worcester-pL.
lots. $4,000. Pasadena. lots. $3.50;
Kenwood addition. so lots. 10000;
Hesselbacker. 81 lots, sl3.900. Gam
BILE. lots, $3,250; Belt Line, 81 lots,
Sl0,750, Hudson x Hannah. 2S lots,
500 Martz, Is lots, IS. 750: Brew
ers, 5 lots. s2.250. Schwartz. 6 lots,
$4,000: reSales OF subdivision lots, AZ.
$33,025.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
THREE ASSOCIATIONS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The following officers were elected
by the Detroit Association OF Master
Plumbers, last Thursday evening:
President. James r. Bolton; vice-presi.
dent, +. H. Leonard; treasurer. Joseph
T.. Lee; financial secretary, +. {,
Sherwood; recording secretary. John
Pfromm sergeant-atarms. Samuel
Grahm.
The Master Carpenters associa-
ton, last Tuesday evening, elected the
following officers: President. X. g.
Simpson; yice-president. A. G. Sis
man; secretary, Frank NJ. PAUL.;
treasurer, James Buchanan.
The new officers OF the Master
Painters association are; President
NJ r. Won Mach. vice-president
James Roach. Jr.; treasurer, Alfred
pip; secretary. Charles Weber; mem
bers OF the board OF directors, William
Wedrich. J Conrad Brede. August
Hess, Walter Linsell and Karl XIII
Winski.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
DAILY BIRTH LioI

H. Kruger, 40 Commonwealth, Jo-
seph Van Zaudt 63S HUMBOLDT. ". lr-
win, 244 Lothrop, Wiuiam Brojik, IS
McG raw: h Dewck. 2SZ MI Elliott, a
RObinskl 702 Rivard A Csizmar. ~
Vanderbilt NJ Rosinski. $40 Garfield.
r. Westbury, 1897 scotch, q Bacn-
4eda 1910 Maxwell. j. Gutentag, IolZ
Townsend r. Kruck. 1911 Baldwin, ~.
Core Woman's hospital Y. hide.
Grandy, f. Blizynski. 81 Aedbury
Dreyer. IS Playfair, ". elem, So
fourth; l.. shaules, IS Twenty third;
81 Skene. 1876 Manchester; W Fritz,
I8l Norton; j Willis. 290 Montcalm
r. Shibllskl ga Twenty eighth l. ia
cobson. 20 Kirby, r Lebich. 6Sl VIII
lis r Bouza, 547 willis. W. Burke
GIRLS.
W Burke, $40 Milwaukee; A. Diet
J Cooley. 20 Lacrosse. NJ Kershngr'
24s Watson. s. Meth 337 Adelaide W.
Ridel. $50 Ferry; 5 KubinskL 10 War
rem. + Savage, 1874 Virginia, w Day
kin. GIL Newland twins. Nagurek
S51 Russell II Rallen9cr. Providence
hospital. j. patsh y. twton ,.
George, S21 Franklin g. FetthorN'
lo79 Lafayette r Aberski, TO Thirty
second: Smutek "a Rollin; A Nun.
15S Napoleon = schultz ga hlehl-
teenth. NJ Schultz 81 Thirty third'
O Ternplln, 495 Idvernois: q Ashley
ia Palmer. o Mlttelstacdt. 3O7 Maple
v Helix 1852 Canton, y. NewbN. =
Cartridge. r Wolf 1887 Sprinew"lls
W Smeccenski, 70 Pollard, + scheu =
anski qS7 Riopelle. NJ rabowskl' sS-
Riopelle F Pavlewskf. 1905 Orleans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
ANOTHER TANK STEAMER
REPORTED IN TROUBLE

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Jan. 10
- o. S" calls from the Standard OIL
steamer Comet were received by the
revenue cutter Acushett, of Wood 6
Hole. and by the Gresham of Block
Island, today.
The Comet was helpless in a heavy
sea and in danger because a leak In
her fuel tank made II necessary TO
shut down the boilers TO prevent an
explosion.
The two government boats and a
Standard OH tank ship from Vineyard
Haven steamed to the assistance OF
the Comet which is 33 miles of
Sankaty Head. Nantucket Island.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
MERGER OF SUFFRAGE
BODIES COMPLETED

/ The sufrragists OF Detroit will here
after be known officially, as the
equal Suffrage league OF Wayne
bounty the ratification OF the merger
bf local suffrage forces having been
accomplished Friday afternoon. IN a
meeting held In the Century building.
iThe following officers were chosen:
President, Mrs. Frederick II. Holt;
hrst vice-presldent. Mrs G. Edgar
|AIen: second vice-president, Mrs.
Eugene X. Shipper. third vice-presi-
hent, Mrs. Carrie Oostdyke; record
Ing secretary, Mrs. Stevens L.
Mason; corresponding secretary, Miss
Margaret Whitmore, and treasurer.
Mrs. Charles a. Hodges
The constitution Of the league calls
for four mass meetings yearly The
|hrst annual meeting Will De held IN
May, 1915. Suffrage Headquarters
nave been established in room on
the second floor OF the Hannan-Mills
building, John X. and Farmersts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
BANDIT ESCAPES
! CANADIAN JAIL
western Desperate Holds Up
Guards in True Old-Time
"Bad-Man" Style

/, WINNIPEG. Man. Jan l0-ln the
face OF a heavily armed guard. John
one Of the most des-
perate characters ia Westeh Canada,
committed yesterday 10 stand TRIAL
Tor the murder OF III. NJ. Arnold, man
lager OF the bank at Plum Coulee,
made his escape from the central po-
ice station here at 2 o'clock this
morning.
/, The famous bandit used an auto
matte revolver which had evidently
been smuggled 20 him by friends, Gov
,sring the two armed guards placed
In front OF his cell While holding
The guards with their arms over their
heads, he coolly backed 70 a window
and swung out rope which had also
been smuggled into his cell.
A passerby saw Krafchenkow on
the street and ran 20 the other side
,pf the building 20 spread the alarm.
When the officers rushed out. the
bandit had disappeared. Marks OF
huto tires gave evidc<,e that the
bandits friends had been prepared for
buick action.
The crime for which Krafschenkow
WAS held was committed az Plum
,soulee. Manitoba. Dec. 3, when he
'robbed the branch OF the Bank OF
Montreal there and murdered the
manager. He made his escape in an
automobile 10 the brush country near
Morris. Manitoba. and evaded score
of heavily armed posses. He was
captured In boarding house here
bee. 10. He bad issued warning that
ne would never be sentenced Every
auto In the city had been comman-
Liered by the police and the country
will be secured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
OF new
WORK in SIGHT
Contractors Do Not Anticipate
Any Serious Interruption of
Operations During Winter

The first week OF the new year
shows up very we'll in the way Of new
work coming from the offices OF the
architects, according 10 the weekly re-
nort OF the Builders d Traders eX-
change.
In the total there was at least two
dozen two-story structures, mostly
Drick. and covering residences, stores
and Hat buildings Figures are being
asked on additional work already un-
dor way and with the open weather.
the contractors do not anticipate any
serious interruptions OF operations.
From all indications there will be
plenty OF work 10 keep the contractors
busy through the winter. with the
usual rush starting with the hrst
sign OF early spring weather.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
SPENCER is
INDIFFERENT TO FATE

WHEATON. H., Jan. 10.-Appar-
entity unconcerned as To his fate and
spending his time reading Bible,
Henry Spencer. called the Man With.
but a Soul" and sentenced to hans
hext Friday for the staying OF Mrs.
Mildred Allison. did not manifest
|leep interest today when told By his
attorney, Anton Seeman, that fund
|pf $4,000 had been raised 10 attempt
10 save him from the gallows.
Attorney Seeman has filed a writ OF
|superseadeas with the supreme court
|hnd he was hopeful that favorable &C
HON would be taken on II. Should
he writ be granted SpencerS attor-
|neys will have 10 days to prepare evil
[1ence for a new trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
MANN LAW WICKED,
SAYS BRADLEY GIRL
Youthful affinity" of Joel NJ.
Foster Declares Statute
L. Brutal

! MOBILE, Alg, Jan. lQ-"The Mann
law ia wicked law what right has
the United States to leglslate away
the heart OF a Noman2"
Tearruny Miss Delilah Bradley sob
led this pronunciation today OF the
legal powers which followed her
flight from New Jersey with Joel NJ.
Foster. millionaire poultry dealer, a
married man
Why should a woman whose heart
Is good and whose Impulses true to
.Nor hearts bidding. bee made 20 suffer
10y law designed 20 save fallen wo-
.men and 10 punish evil menu" sho
asked
II hate them all-these brutal law
makers who do not care for the de
'struction OF a woman's soul.
Joel loves me deyotedly. else |
wouldn't have thrown convention TO
lthe winds. Sacrlhced home, reputation
and everything 20 be with him. He
sacrificed more than / and my love
FOR him. as his FOR me, Is beyond the
isorbid reach of courts and coarse
policemen
love is all that there IS worth liv'
ing for, and man. with his laws that
have no sympathy for human I'M
pulses. Will never be able 70 make II
otherwise"
MISS Bradley was still detained IN
a fashionable hotel today as witness
against Foster When seen by a
;United Press reporter she was seat
ed al a piano, lingering the keys.
T, Il can play myself into heaven"
'she explained. musingy. "One who
'las a soul can.
Il love Joel and love Is not blind
but aT.seeing and directs one in the
right path" Miss Bradley said in con
II want TO be by JoeI's side
,intil all this terrible nightmare of
! publicity and jails and laws Is over"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fred L. Johnson, 81, Detroit, hdlth
flN4 ~. sheridan, Ind.
Frances j Allen. 3D. Hamtramek,
Carrie pinenlock, 49, same
Bronislaw Walczak, %, Amelia hle-
Harry Friedman. "a; Sadie Meesil 20.
Walter McGregor, 20. Irene DAVIS.
20.
Chester Abbott, 80. Wyandotte, Pearl
- Albert q5e cox. 30. Cleveland Amelia
IS % % Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
PLASTERERS TO DRAFT
NEW SET OF LAWS

The Master Plasters' association
has appointed committee composed
OF Albert II Schneider, William A..
Heubner and NJ. Tinney to draft new
and bylaws. The associa-
ton has determined 20 confne its
efforts 20 business matters alone and
labor matters are 10 be left TO the dis
erection OF the individual members.
A campaign will be started shortly
for new members
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
aaHaI
DIED.

.. 1914. at her rest
dence. 7is Military Mary
Collins. aged 50 years. beloved wife
Of Michael Collins and mother Of
lanes patrick. John Andrew Nellie
Edward. May Anna and Teanie col
Inns Funeral notice later.
DEMoRY-At the Pasadena lO:45 a.
m Friday Jan ?. suddenly from
apoplexy. Grace (Artz), devoted and
beloved wife OF A Richard Demory
Funeral notice later.
MACDONALD-At Longmont colorado.
Jan. g. Archie son OF Captain and
Mrs Norman Macdonald, 277 Lin
wood-ave. Funeral notice later
MrRA-At the home Of his son, Or. r.
n = Mera formerly OF Detroit.
aged rs years.
sCHILLING- Jan 9. Mary aged -
frank schnlng and the late
Josephine Kouba Fnneral Monday,
d m from sons residence, llAb
Lafayette blvd.
CT,EMF. NTS-Jan g at his residence,
44s Third ave. George w. Clements,
father OF George w. Jr, Charles IA
Adeline, Joseph l.. Clements and
Mrs 8 w. Erwin Funeral from his
late residence, Monday at 2. m.
Interment In Mt Olivet.
sARNOwsKI- Martus. Jan. s. at Grace
hospital, aged SO years beloved hus
band OF Gilmore SarnOwski and
father OF Mrs. Mary Scheel and Fred
Sarnowski Funeral from residence.
1917 Military-ave., Monday after
noon at 1880.
TAYLOR-AIexander Jan. 8. az Har-
per hospital. aged 36 years. Funeral
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from
residence OF James HagBart j02
Fort st Burial by funeral car "a
ElmwUpd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-10
1tFrr.- of-rtBtrC WORKS
Detroit. Mich. Jan 10, Ie1+
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
CREOSOTED BLOCKS.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Tuesday,
Jan 30. 1914. at 10 o'clock a. IN stan
dard time, at which time and place
they viii be opened. for furnishing in
accordance with the instructions to
bidders to be had on application at
this office. and delivering freight pre-
paid In the city OF Detroit, piled on
streets to be paved. etc, creosoted
bloc Ks or 10000 square yards more or
loss 20 be delivered az ordered, dur
Bidders viii furnish samples OF
blocks and Cf the oil TO be used to-
gether with sworn afidavIts "a to the
constituents % the oil, as provided In
said Instructions
Each bidder must deposit with his
hid Il certified check Ia the sum OF
S. uOb. payable TO the order - the De
partmcnt OF Public Works
Which sum viii be forfeited 10 the
department in case the bidder fails 20
enter into contract on acceptance OF
tender contracts subject 10 approval
OF common council The contractor
viii be required 60 furnish with hts
contract an approved sHFe4y company
bond TO the city ~ Detroit IN the fun
estimated amount OF contract price.
TO guarantee fulhllment OF contract.
Checks and proposals 10 be placed
In separate envelopes
NJ bids viii be accepted from any
person or firm who H. IN arrears or de
fauit 10 the CITY OF Detroit.
The Department or PUBLIC Wot ~
expressly reserves the right to rejec Z
any or all proposals. and to split the
contract between two or more bidders
~ deemed desirable
tf3TO) GEORGE X, FENkEI-L,
"a -sgg Commissio nsr.