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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
WIDOW OF MAN SLAIN
BY MEXICANS ARRIVES

NEW YORK, SEPT. 27.-Mrs. Ruth
w. McManus. widow of JOHN =. Nc
Nlanus who was killed March 10 in
Mexico City when Zapata soldiers at
tackled him because he refused to haul
down the American flag, arrived in
New York with her three children
Sunday on the Ward liner MORO Cas-
tie. She boarded that vessel at Vera
Cruz
The family were met by friends who
escorted them To d train for Chicago.
Mrs. McManuS, IL was said. could add
nothing TO statements already pub
lished about her husbands death.
Maj. Jorge Puflea of CarranZas avi-
alton corps, another passenger, came
here 10 purchase several aeroplanes,
used extensively, he said, in range
finding for the heavy field artillery of
his factions army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
CHICAGO CHURCH BURNS
Grace Episcopal Church Destroyed i'm
100000 Fire.

CHICAGO. sept. 27.-Grace Episco-
pal church. at 1899 5. Wabash av.. one
of Chicago's most Venerated land
marks IN the southern outskirts of the
city when II was built in 1858. was
destroyed by fire early Sunday. The
famous pipe organ and the chapel
celebrated for its beautiful architect
ure. were destroyed
Including the destruction Of the six
story business block adjoining the
church in which the fire started. the
loss is roughly estimated at a half
million dollars.
The business block was occupied by
furniture concerns.
The loss TO the church is estimated
At $3.50, 600. two-thirds OF which is
covered by insurance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
THREE KILLED ON CROSSING

KENOSHA Wis, Sept. 27-Three
men were killed Sunday afternoon
when "a train on the Chicago and Mil
waukee EleceTic line ran into an auto
mobile ruCning at a high rate OF
speed on Burlington road crossing
near kenOsha The dead
FRED METTEN. aged % years.
FRED b. PROFIT. aged % years
ANTONY CZARKOWSKI. aged p
years
The men killed were occupants OF
the automobile. There were 20 pas
sengers in the car. They were thrown
from their seats by the violence-of the
collision and several OF them were
slightly bruised.
The mOtOrman said he did not see
the automobile until il flashed in
front OF him at the crossing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
Resinol Surely
Heals Sick Skins

When YOU know physicians have
prescribed Resinol for over 20 years
in the treatment OF eczema and other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
AT THE INDIANA

The crowds at the Indiana theater
are steadily growing and the six-reel
programs are meeting with much ia
VOr from among patrons Today
there is a three reel Selig drama. His
Fathers Rifle which is said TO be
of very high order. ON the same bill
is Arthur Johnson and Lottie BriscOe
in Dubin story picture. The Cor
net an Essauay drama, The Man
Who Found Out" as we'll as an anus
ing Nitagraph comedy Tomorrow
there is three-reel Edison drama,
The Test" with Herbert Prior.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27
SULTAN QUITS CAPITOL
Rome Dispatches say Ruler and Fam
lily in Palace ON Bosphorus.

ROME. Sept 27-The sultan and
his family have left ConstantinOple
according 10 dis patches received here
and are living in "a palace on the
AsiatiC shore of the BOSphOrus
The dispatches that the Hamadish
and TOrgut Meis are the only large
Turkish warships remaining in a sea-
worthy condition and that they are
being used not against the enemy,
but 10 overawe the famine-striken
population of Constantinople to pre-
vent outbreaks against the govern
ment. 1t is said that a general up
rising would follow the slightest re-
Taxation of the German grip upon Tur-
KEY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27

itching burning un-
slightly skin eruptlOns.
and have written thou
sands OF reports say
ing 1T is my regular
prescription for itch
ing. "Resinol has pro-
duced brilliant results. -
The result liz gave was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27

marvellous in one OF the worst cases
OF eczema" etc, etc. doesn't IL make
You feel This is the treatment I can
rely on for My skin-trouble2 o."
The moment ResinoI Ointment
touches itching skins. the itching
stops and healing begins. With the
aid OF Resinol Soap. IL almost always
clears away every trace of eczema
Iingworm. pimples or other distress
ing eruption quickly. leaving the skin
clear and healthy Sold by all drug
gists- For trial free. write 10 Dept.
h Resinoi. Baltimore. sid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-27

both. Curley Washington. after many
attempts, succeeds in obtaining con-
fession from the guilty captain. This
reunites husband and wife.
Edwin August, the widely known
motion picture star, plays the part of
Curley Washington. Lillian Tucker,
late star of Nobody Home" is the
wife: Richard BUTLER and Florence
Hackett. the late Lubin star and wife
of Arthur Johnson, are also In the
cast
The Babe of HazeIs Two Hus-
bands and What Became of Them,
by George AIDE, featuring Ruth Stone
house, is also on tOmOrrOw'S bill.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

DARsTow-Aug. = q Harpsr hcspi.
hu:bcnd OF Lliiian. Hoe Barstow.
father OF chsriss and isoyi. hsr-
Motto NS,;c. s 81 fSn. Ss later. 1'
sT Tyumsnii.s. i :: fi s.ssisy 81
loved mother Of Drs. Neil and
Jane: D. Bcnqsy; Tunersi services
from house Wednssday at ESQ.
BLANl3--suddsney: Aus. 4: Leo; BE-.
OF Mrs. Josephine Blank. brethsr qf
Mrs; Rutkosskcs nrs. q ruxdt:
81 ' ana fr'% a si:tS'n q 1ls:sss:
church. StDGa
kALsO--Axig. L., 1s1B. John r.. beloved
husband Of Elisabeth and dear
FATHER Of 0eorvs J.. John n. Helen.
Oivc; Wpiria ana Sere.cs1sn as fune$
5osspS:s rSsses 4 o'c'css. =
SsosS.r q kr:. 5ssn hu Ss,Sxs1
\ Funsrsi wednsseay. AuE. 8. from
residence OF his sister. 9SS Military
church at .. m.
'V "a. iohn E@s.s; hs.s.' ss slowed
hushand Of Marie sullivan and
father OF Adele. Gertrude. jeanette
and Emmett j.. brother Of Mrs. y,
Carmichael. Mrs.. FlerSpes karnef.
Bradley. Notice Of funeral lstessr
srHICU-suddenty. Aug. !. John. b.
loved son Of John Thice ana brsth-
or Of Mrs Charles Provsl. Mrs. John
Kehrsr and Nre. Theodore sur
mann. Funeral from residence Of
his sister, l2s1 Porter-st.. Wednss-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Marriage Licenses.

Edward c. Dean. ~, New York city;
Carol Day. 81. Detroit.
J6mes Eobsrt1 %, corunna; Fran
s' ;o: sS5sss.rSS ssrG ss Erm. r.,.
Essk o.m.s: ~; Age. Ksrul, ls
.Aasoia Aor.asu. -. Eshs, c.m.ron.
Gseegs Hurts AZ Crosse Points;
Daniel d. Gardiner. %: Frsds L
William Ego. u, Detroit; kathsr-
vincspty Burba. -. Hamtramck;
o Andrew n IemSs. Is: sssiia H.un-
William W. sutton. 81 Lima. O.;
Eiissbeth w. Theidiech. ~, same.
Arthur Blum. -; Lillian NJ. Giuneh-
stephen zymo,ski 20; Wanda De-
Jaw Alvin twhi,chureh. 20. Detroit. H..
Aaron sechmonsky. Is: Pauline Lo-
=. Carl T. D. Hin. ss; As.,A. o.rh.ra
Lloyd L. Tyler. Is; Harriet ,. Ba-
Peter II, Sies.r' s. Mary B. Ki'eA,
bcnn,s Donev.a. -, Toronto. Ont.
dsorgs +. H$ynes, II, Detroit: Glars
n. Draddock, -. Lansing, Mich.
John Prsytuls. a; MSSdalsns LET
Norm. Tiiney. 20; Bertha ostrow-
John Yank. a; Meta Cards. Is.
John Mullin. IS; Emma Mavis. as.
= Frank Harkin'. 50; Mani" A.
Peter Kssnan. n; Edith Easton, 20.
Israel Moray. -; Nellie oensoerg'
Henry c. EnEei. as. Detroit: Clara
ssmrau. ~, Hamtramck.
George f. Ooble. Al; Margaret Cam
sYon, 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
TRAVEL COUPON
co. TO DISSOLVE
ON OWN PETITION

Petition for the dissolution of the
Universal Travel C0pon Co.. has
been nled In circuit court. The
company's plan Of giving travel tick.
cts to purchasers in various stores
was given wide publicity in the ad-
vertising columns of several De
troit newspapers. Lists Of the
names Of stores which gave the
coupons, good for cent a mile,
wore printed
Attorney Wilson W. Mills, who
stated he handled large part OF
the affairs Of the company, discov.
cred. after the Arm had been In ex.
istence q short time. that Michigan
does not allow trading stamp bust.
ness. He called meeting of the
directors. and recommended that
the company dissolve.
He gave his testimony, In sup.
port Of the petition. before Circuit
Court Commissioner Nichol, stating
that the company had no debts. and
that there was no reason why II
should not b dissolved at once.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Deaths.

"a 'fda McManus, found st NJ C. r, r.
SjfSu: Sussn Z. Hanchett. 1000 Michi-
~ north. saEinaw, 50 years vaivu-
* disea.s or heart; Frank Psrksr'
SMpysms: cstssrine smith. Prov.
aance hospital, months: leo coftis:
VAL; Keel, Hou n,;, q rro oT.1;sS n.
yeats, ioSsr pneumonla: Mary Jack.
i1tsrstitial nephriiis: Hnida Schmidt.
aS 5c' TS:%HsT G,. sSny Ts;sSs.
Etoh7 . years, Drowning accident;
scute indigestion; Frank Gresiik. ass
Ssin; r sas sfu'e 7:s Ht. Granay Wa
Honths. hummer .disrrhoes; Harry c.
~ tubercuiosis: Julia Pacific. ,ss
46ntcslm east, 3 days. acute indises-
years. cerebral SemorrSsre: Ma:
Isars. .puerpsral ecismpsia: Paul
seh S;,,: 81 sugst,or; II Xsass: my2.
:ms Sesonri . III Hi}rsd. g years Years.
semipiesia; John Ruginus; AL Bran
:sG " = ocsy phSiS fs. v;,,
oyesr. leo cclitis: Frank Romer,
ssns Resg cs... s.' Is, eS speison, q
c,.n INJURIES 1863 b Msbous v,Tf'ni9 7:
nQnths, convuisionsl- Michael Lasar.
SwNss t3s Superior. 81 years. mitrsl
nsvficiency: csssimira Karis. Chit.
irens Free hospital about 3 months.
,ttal. Z years, ptomsine poisoning;
nosth., insniticn: wIn,sm n sss..
.soSp,ssi. IL yests. septicasmia and
suir months. convuisicns: veron-
ckS Paiiwodsinski. 1871 Dubois. 20
lcFi. Al Can,n. days. hamilton
emily Bickerdyke. aof Oregon. 40
ssrths ropmsii. 10 Spruce, Is wears.
Of the ,tc sn;sr,;1 Tony t smp nsS
ss i,'' R rcs;oF TS S"th;s s Gp s
!!eiie; !? years. diebetss: John ~ OF;
,bscess: Lillian C. chawks, Is Reed.
yss, re- culmepsrSy t.b rrr -:
lsorgiana Hook. Providence hospi-
.yofth. 1ide East .0reud -biyd-. 20
jillI "a sii'' S1iaI7'!i ~: n:
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

jective against Russia that the
Slavs be allowed no time to recup.
crate when they have fallen back
from the vistula line. Therefore.
the German general stan must ~
far more concerned with placing
the forces advantageously for fol-
lowing up the yistula victory. than
II is with actually gaining that
victory.
The Russians show they apprsci.
ate this fact by the appeal they are
making to France and England TO
develop an offensive in the west ~
distract the Germans. II r. not that
the Russian general stan hopes thu
to save Warsaw at the last momenos
Rather the Russians must now ~
concentrating their attention "a
how they are going to keep thoeR
new Brest Ltovsk line intact
Brest Litovsk 10 the central ~
nitions station for all Poland. ~
loss would be . calamity % the unn1-
SLAMS more severely felt from Z ~
tary standpoint. even thah ~ ~,
Of warsaw. The Brest IttovDk No.
10 not ~ strong 20 the vlDtula ~
lenses. II the Germans en- 60
ture the latter. ths fofmee s1cplI
not present insupsrs11o o1e(eeDo
In fact. the present. eoBuCu1e ~
hapr may - more yooo>cR
scribed - ~ oumUn11n 1
Litoyss raAAs
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

tenth. Is x.ars, cancer g stSmacsei;
4: SIs.Ss'ss e;' Sss;s. n sI.s
iiity: Lillian Beaver, &c roTSst est. est.
! Tonth, marasmus; Cheries =. KY;
tubereuiosis: John KILLER. I! Oseern,
ME Xppis SaSm. Us osSisa4. 9 years.
sSS s, g, hssss Msry Sy
rSsxs: Henry 6iii@an. g PssstsSsp.
iSos c.mpOslI ts E;Sssri 4, ss Assn.
100 Charlotte. sS years. pulmonary To-
bercu1osts. tt Ut Nl.LE
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
BY J. w. T. MASON.
(wrltten for the United Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The delay
in the fall of Warsaw is due to the
far wider ambition of capturing the
Russian field armies, which is the
dominant objective OF the German
general staff. II Warsaw's occupa-
,tion were the sole consideration Of
the Germans, or even IL 1t were one
OF several principal detectives, the
Polish capital would now be In pos
session Of the kaiser.
The actual entrance OF the Teu-
tons into Warsaw, while marking
one Of the most triumphal offensive
campaigns In all history, will yet.
in itself. be but an incident of the
Polish operations. The capture of
capitals mas an immense moral ef.
feet In warfare. but the captures
OF armies brings wars to a far
quicker end. The Germans. there
fore, are not wasting their strength
by concentrating against Warsaw.
and permitting the Russian army
TO move on at will to prepare new
defenses further to the rear.
The Germans undoubtedly are
planning to press hard continuously
against the Russians. and not to
abandon their offensive after the
Grand Duke Nicholas has retired to
his reserve positions organised
about Brest Litovsk. II 10 vsry I'm
portant for the main German @,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
WOES
TO MOTOR
Enabled Spouse to Win
Other Women, Says
Wife

II takes q nice new motorcycle to
ride ones way into the hearts OF
women who live in the fashionable
hotels OF Detroit. according to Mrs
Grace Brown, who was given de
cree of divorce, Tuesday morning
by Judge Codd.
II was taking In washing to keeI
up alive" said Mrs. Brown.
"Harry"-that's her husband
was working. but he wasn't earning
much, and everything he got was
paid on the motorcycle.
when he got the machine he be
gan to forget to come home.
didn't know where he was going
He'd spin away, and be gone. Then
one day. I found some letters. They
were from women who lived in the
Pontchartrain. knew then why hi
was going out motorcycling ever,
night"
Mrs. Grace Horn, according to hel
husband, Charles, wrote little note
one day. from her photograph gal
lery in Petoskey. Mich. Mr.. Horn
also is photographer. but he click.
the shutter In Detroit. The not,
was typewriter, but this mode o
writing personal letters was explain
ed az follows:
II might seem cold for me to
be typewriting q letter to you.
but II couldn't be any warmer If
used pen and ink. I have TAX
en- notice OF your suggestion that
come back TO live with you
again, but ! must decline with
thanks. Yours truly,
GRACE.
Judge Codd granted a decree.
Mrs. Nancy Forbes testified that
she worked as waitress and domes
tic to bring up her four children, af
ter she was forced to leave her hus
band, George. because of his liking
for liquor. During the early years
of her separation, she said, she was
forced to place two Of her children
In IN orphan asylum.
The children are now grown up
Two of them are happily married
They testified for their mother, say
Ing they had little recollection oil
their father. She got divorce.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

AZ Detroit.
DETROIT. Aug. 3.-Nipigon, $50;
Mullen. ll:15: Nooa. IL 40: Aztec. III
Harvey Brown, Argo. 1870; Howard
shaw. i: P1ummer. Sheadle. Western
1880; wickwire. Jr., Alpena, 2.2o: d
y. Mills. Odanah. $40; Peter White
Saxona. $50: Grove, $40; Andrew
Epson, Z; Gettysburg, barge, sullivan
Reed. $50: Dunn. 10: Fairfax. barge
Down: Gates, .; A. n. Osborne
Superior City. Caicite. Victory. Bur
linstcn. il;to: Harvard, 1;is: Brad
ley. barges, 1910; Ireland. 2:15: r; l.
Wallace. Linden. 3; Glenlivet. William
Rogers, $3.50: Phipps, Hazard. barge
<:20; Nike, barges, $40; ]. T. Hutch
inson. 1910; Paipoonge. 9;i5; Mari
tana 1910.
AZ The 500.
sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Aug. :,
up: yuanita, Polynesia, last
night: wiipen. .: Cort Maia. e:so;
Bessemer. Manda. 10: Filbert. IL;
King. i:so; Bonner, 2: Northern
s,.s. Fusseii Hubbard. $40; Kerr 8;
Down: stacshouse, . last night;
Fulton, Bryn Mawr. 10: Bope, French,
midnight: watt Manila. Northern
wave. J q m; Queen City. MAZDA. 2;
Denmark. Munroe, 8; Fitch, Maitland.
North Str: 4: Ericsson, Krupp, 500:
Tionesta. Feirbairn. Thomas, Roman.
.; lakewood. 3:oo; christephsr. 10. :
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Births.


Herman pInkxrave. sS: wstsrleo:
ss::sI%. Sli:;:iis: AZ E S,ssm :::s
iis %'i sr Dsaa,nYs o Leland: Pawes M.eur,
7ls rhsodors: Frank Gir:rd. l ss
Hunt. cnsrls. y.nSaS:t to7 E T,
man; Joseph Cole 81 Mack; Anton
beck, 1897 Iroquois; Percy Pcmberton,
i,s c0G Sosp SA Aa sDnn,Gn :s' Roland
James ID. spanow, ala Fort west:
Salvatore Carreri. 1910 Riyard; q, An
CELLO. ssS Hastings: Benedetto cippo-
So CLINTON: Frank WIKI, los Dane;
ri.on Handyside. AZ Beard; R.aeiine
sos Elizabeth west: John Rodak, 50
Commercial; Jacob Filecki. 2ss Flow
er; Joe SOFA, sss Plumer; Jchn
G,srsnc. e srsnd honss psvia op
renheim, .1oi Watson: Norman Bnrk-
holder. io7 stanton; Herbert shiison.
eat BROOKLYN; Sam Goldstein. sos
T~snsyeaas,h 9 A. s. M'tsSs St rroyi u.
iya: c. Jackson, Bouieyard .anitsr-
ismi Albert 2. GsrpPe , 4; Be svns;,r
Adam wasiikowski, sfs GARFIELD.
sfsinberg IS brewster; Meyer Gof-
stein. Woman's hospital: Nicholas
Haas. ''' Lslaq ainrs
Joseph sxympiinski, 81 Roby.
John Cscrniewcki. 20 LUCKY;
vaAollie Balsnyan. asa Rio
ski ~ Roby: John Czerniewcki 20
Lucky: vasolhe Baianyan. 253 Rio
pslle: Abraham Borkowitz. 163 Wat
son; Charles A, Bates. 1873 Maxwell;
Hsrry Jestic. 1855 1roquois; Aiolph
Aneelno, i33 Concord; Martin Stake
WIGS, 1897 st. Aubin. Harry H. Haas.
lsI Hosmer; Edward Hoicomb. 7ss
IroQuois; Oscar Johnson, t<5 Fort
east; Robert Newman. st5 Townsend:
walter c. Rinsot, l12k Crane; Henry
81 voir, 10 Galster; Charles G. Spies.
~ Hasel Edgar Hoffman. $40 Clair
lott; Joe Wierciach. ss1 Campbell: J..
raw; Harry Asproyd. 7g2 Newport;
rreWk LAuAenbach. 1et LivinRstons
tfApk p. Teal. 30S whitney; bernard
casSer. 90 Napoleon; Clefnente Va
SeNta az Watson; walter Uranrsi.
80 darheldl Charles Jatovsky, wo-
sd.6n's hospital; Joseph Schmidt. s31
Nscomb; John Kopydlowski. 40 WILL
~ east.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

,,. Cash with order. IL charged. &c .
Nc transient Advertising. tnssrte.d
TOR less than leo With cash; lsc u
The above rates Apply 70 al ciasst::
ecattcns except births. Cards OF
Ihenk.. Obituaries, NSeting Notices
and an Ads. prscsdlng Nal: Help,
and GsstinS Notices Minipum
eharss. SSc 2cr Is words or less. Over
y lords -a1d-one- third cents TOR
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
DOUBLE BREASTED
SACK IS IN VOGUE

CEDAR POINT, O.. Aug. -
Members Of the international Cur,
tom Cutters association In ssssioa
here today adopted . report o. ~
style committee. which recommsa6s
ed tailors the featuring q ~
double-breasted sack coat and faneyI
waistcoats for the coming fAll and
winter.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
MUSHROOM HAS
RECORD RAIN

MUSKEGON. Mich. Aug. 3.--(epo-
ciaD-Damage to crops which n -
pected to total Thousands Of dollarss
was done In this county BY . near
cloud-burst this morning. So heavy
was the downpour that nearly I'll
OF the paved streets were Hooded
and both trolley and interurban lines
were seriously delayed. The rain
was heavier than seen here In the
past Quarter-century.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

the house?" asked Justice Gainey.
you had received your $3.50. You
say that you did not seek the $3.50
additional that was demanded. You
say that your work for that $3.50
was finished when you got her re-
leaseA?"
II went there to warn her." said
Alexander. ITO warn her not to
pay any money to those fellows. ]
knew they wanted money. And !
was not going to let them 80 there
unless went along"
'''But you say you had no interest
In the woman, that you were not
her attorney. and had no interest In
the case. beyond getting her re-
leased. for which you were paid"
II wasn't going to have her pay
those fellows any money when ]
knew they couldn't do anything for
her. ! knew nobody on Gods green
earth could do anything for her
after she was arraigned"
You didn't see her, before you
left. on business. and left Scheer
and Goldman at the house?"
INC" said Alexander. "But that's
why I called her UP. To warn hen
not to pay those fellows any
money"
"And you took them down there
intending to tell her not to pay
themf"
"Yes. sir. To tell her right IN
front OF them, not to pay them any
money"
He denied ever posing 10 an at
torney, to either Mrs. Kuhn or her
husband.
He was asked II he did not pose
as attorney for Ruth Bradley. 4
former resort keeper. when he went
to collect rents due the Bradley
woman. from another resort keeper
named Phoebe Daniels.
mo. sir; acted as agent fol
Ruth Bradley; never posed as hel
attorney" said Alexander.
At one point in the proceedings
when the Kuhn woman's testimon!
was being quoted to Alexander. h
rose from his chair and shouted
Are you Judges going to take thu
word OF that low woman against m,
word? You all know me- You know
that she has admitted here that sht
kept a resort, and Is the Testimony
OF such a woman against me goin(
to be believed?"
ut is just that sort of woman wht
needs protection" said Justice Gal
ney. "a less notorious woman will
not pay for protection. She will nghi
q case against her. But the more
vicious the woman, the more readily
she will pay anybody for 'protec
tion.'"
Then the Judge took q new tack.
What led you, Mr.. Alexander. tc
tell detectives that they had no case
against this woman-after you hat
received your $3.50 for waking uT
the judge?' You say you regard hei
as low and vicious, and were pait
only for her release. What led yor
to try to get the case Quashed?"
II felt sorry for her." said Alexan
der. "She was threatening to take
poison II the case went through"
And why did you go to her home
with Scheer and Goldman. after you
had got your money. solely for the
release?"
ITO warn her." said Alexander, "as
I told you"
But why should you care about
such bad woman as you had learn
ed she was? Why such interest II
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

whether she paid schssr and a.
man or not?" l.sl 3 vi ~ y! D Y
WELL" said AlexandeE. Il ~
they couldn't DO anything ~
and didn't want her = .pay IT,
Stenographer Harry Johnaon 1
ed sigh Of relief whsn ths so1
ended. He said that No fsaxe
ralysis Of his right hand 4 81
Assistant Prosecutor DoaAM KIT
Zile said that hs would presemk
testimony to Prosecutor Jasnn
when 1t was transcrfbed, and thof
would suggest conferences ~
be participated = w ~
judges and the Drosaoutoes ~
eide upon the propsg Action -
In the CASES. ga }yI 81
my recommen6nS1on .ntou1
same @ 4 anncuncod yfiAays
marked yustfce Stslna II th1nk l
action Should b. taken aom1nne
three men (Schssr. 0oldmQ8 1
Alexsnder) for sxtortioa - M
tempted extortion. andTI alao be10
that . contempt charge By yog1
Sellers would be wen fpunda&
would suggest that there b - ~
lay in getting this alkaf wouinA r.
Justice Sellers said that - wq
discuss possible oontempt Co.,
with the prosecutor before $1,000
any decision. s = n
big Jim" Novels. Negro pcl1(1oo
OF the Third ward. who ha1 beon I
familiar ngure around the to15o
court for Z doasn years a. nnOgay -
banned from further appearing q
the courts or corridors, after h. Vol
"Quissed" Monday. n
Each Judge entered IN 0r6G9 ~
he will be rsgardsd iAgcoutsmye \
he appears N the courts OF corf31e1(
from now. on. sassss
Novels denied that he had ever ~
ceived money for 3 releass. d1o1r
knowing Of anyone who had, anA ~
mitted that he va not represeutln(
tany organisation or society. IN couft
and had no real business there, -
cept to try and do favor for soun(
friend, occasionally" n
He explained that he meant IL
he was around police court only a
learn about charges against fyienal
of his, to recommend lawyers g
suggest the proper way Tor ~
friends to proceed In their cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
TO ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

WILL TRADE 40 acres In Oscoda
county. Ave miles west Of county
seat, for good roadster or Ford
touring. Value $500. T. H. Deyar-
mond, lewiston. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
: HAINE'S WIGS, TOUPES,
HAIR GOODS

VIVA. hAfNES -
Haines Wigs and Toupes are we'll
made. the most natural effects being
produced. Il have no competitor in
quality of work and reasonable
prices; My wigs And toupes are IN
Ladies' Hair 4~ods carry thou
sands OF French Way Switches and
German Way Switches. straight hair
white. Pompadours. Puns. Waves.
Curis. Half Wigs for ladies. bald or
with thin hair. Il don't deal In Chi
nese refined hair. nor sea grassy
Ladies' hair dyed by competent
hands. Hair dressing. shampooinG.
chtldren's hair cutting. Most modern
p-to-date hair dresetng parlors In
the United States. Wigs to rent for
parties and masquerades. II looking
FOR a reliable Hair Goods House don't
overlook me; 81 years In my present
hair store ought to appeal to tho
public. Established In my present
hair store Ia7s.