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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
CARD or TNANWA

VIZ ~ish 10 arknoxLdge through
tEYe, erssatasas III, Ihe Hetsid. the te-
cent u 81 Ntj from tbs Modern
Wnimen u Amef,es. 10 full par.
men, ~ policy taken out ~,th the
society by oar lately deceased son.
dudley. Our thanks are herewith
publicly expressed 10 sbe Head
Camp iot ia prompt payment ii the
claim, and II the locai Camp frs n
,s.Is,apee rendered. We are.
tustefaliy yeats.
Mr., sud Mr. Lee rhsui.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
1'cTsss

Y g.
Next Sabbath At / la~m III. ain |
%. III. the pastor vii preach, and Al
are invited to be present, AMI al
the other services alec,
November So,h and December !
the services held ey the pastor on
his trip to Montgomery County we're
attended hy good congregations.
Preparations Tor Christmas exet'
cises will keep al ouss vito can
help ia making the program As good
or better than lss, year
Next Sunday shetuoon al :
o'clock at the Hesoison school
h ,uss. two elders viii be installed
,s the Presbyterian Church oh eh
has Just recently been crssnlsed a,
tina, place, The pubic "a cordially
invited,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
Colesburg.

q l.. prntecost was out this way
from Dickson Friday.
Ernest Carton Of beaverdAm was
here Monday.
JetI Adcocs was at Burns Sa,ur.
day.
lid. q. l., nenslow 10 arranging
~ ~ tn. keRtmcky. ,whe1r he will
serve ~ pastor OF an Adventist
Nhurh.
Mrs. + r Reep and Leon Han.
Ell were shopping in Burns Tuss.
lay
Columbus Adcock Of Grab Creek
va .,--~ r..---t.s
Mira. Caledona Miller 10 here from
Nashville.
sam Goodwin. who has been here
sj-i,lne bis brother, Otis Goodwin,
md family, selufne to his home
aear llumholt Sunday, ......,......,.
Mrs. J. Y Harnish and children
& faseT's Works were here vts,t,ns
Sunday.
VII fl-ai-s VI Jones' Creek Va,
u ,iteeA in these parts Tuesday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
RESULTS WILL
sTARIlE DICKSON

P.ople report quick r*snl,s IRON
puye Isyop,is ey. sash A girl MIA
sesl strained eyes ~as heiy,-si b,
|ONE application Her motis"s
cnp3,iat s~w q read t,ec ause ~ syt
pains In one week hfr trouble ss'
soee A anal bottle Of Iarogils
L. r,larsnsesa To t,eip EVERY CASE
ssx strained ~ iEiismsdi esss.
.ClvF WASH sssrsies s;ia tie ggic .
,esatis Aluminium eye cup FkhE'
-Ctr4agE PgARaAIT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07

This il no, only one oi The hast
ana mos, ethcien, medicines ia
coughs. code and group, but ia sls1
pleasan, and sale 10 take. which 10
i'm oorsan when medicine musi be
siv.n to children. Many mothers
have given /, their anqasl fed 60.
dospeuent--s3v.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
AUCTION SALE!

All tie remaining property 81
Juo NJ Smith will be sold on the
MrH DAY or DEL kMBER, lsl
4, BIZ ail Office IN Dickson The
property conslst@ oi one large band
aawmiIl. e0mpItt,, tllns toou'
eun,pm.ns. txlra saws. sliot' Iaa
saw ug. lumber trucks. wagon.
barn. Office furniture, which III
clu,ies tao good Underwood type
writers Burroughs ADDING Ma
chine. Standing Desk, tao Type
writer Desk.. tsc Rollrrtop Desks.
Chair. Wardrobe aud other things.
ots,c- Isliiintg. l,esl'ndes M'lohaal
Automobile. and al, thing else b.
longing 10 the estate.
Til. sale will commence at Ter
0 clock 90 The morning al The A'sh
Everything ellI t,s solf 10 .he high
ut aud brett hidtit' lo1 cash
II T. COW M isae'es
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
Notice TO | armers!

have peA tal',t ios rent ct
your dispose MAKE auAn&sW en- :
with nus nos tx ynar bulit02 Ns
me At r,d~aH " !ra0 HD,t, W A.
drsss :. 4 NAsn8, O,t6sn II g.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
Card Of Thanks.


To the Ladies' Of Dickson,
wish you 10 accept my many
thanks Tor your grateful remem
brance oi me with the fine box OF
eats, | can't return anything savt
promise tia, | iaihlally VIII "a
deayor 10 remember you At Nil time.
and make soldier VI which sot
viii have 4 just can@e 10 be nxpnd
Thanking you tor the ,nepratio,
and hope ypu have given NE, l hes
tn remain
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
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MEMS FROM RusxlA

Essaas TssxAess ANA s&@4sasa ~4a sA tAss
sg.sos ssesR wrsk IA ~r<k h,asassd as W..
fssexsAg sstass 81 assrnes& wi sfSeas<Ss
psnS4si s~4 ssznssr s@psi. 81 Rssss@
Ss~s Caiies~}
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07

The OSl Pnntery is the ! IAes 70
est first ( alss printing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07

SOTtck--l.. N sen.iugs ng.s'
,erd tnIl can b. found vt sia bsrn
90 McCfssry Heights during the
feeding season.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07

TO Dickson County From H.
send msuy ,bsrs1 and beet
wishes To- o. ar ihr nre lhaakr
giving tox received | sDioyed Il
very Gugn "rsSY'rg rva Ell Sie.
best Of luck ! remain,
IhAr +. Stacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07
! D'ils fr.pTI tlUTy

Claude McCerpln,
Go, l.. ~ lni;, Columbia, ;, e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-07

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The essential facts connect.
I'd with n. tragic inlerrou,lon
O! THE young HE are the.
She lei, Ruskin Thanksgiving
,,ry..,,.ss,s l.a .su4atl. iAa week
and a, home H,r brother.
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lo,s farewell Friday morn.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD

Taxes in Great Britain are heavier
than they are with us yet business
over there is prospecting more than
in the past, according to the reports
that reach us. In Canada, despite
the great increase in the tax rate
deposits in savings banks have in.
creased enormously.
Just as soon as wealth in our coun.
try accustoms itself to the conditions
OF war it will awake to find it has
suffered needless fright.
Then the values of securities
which have been ruthlessly sacri.
feed, will recover their equilibrium
for with us no wealth has been de-
stroyed; rather has it increased in
a considerable degree.
AS in the years that followed for.
mer financial crisis, wealth will
look back upon it's feverish anxiety.
wondering why it permitted itself
to lose it's head.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
MOVIE MANAGERS WILL
HELP PAY WAR BILL

According to a recent notice re.
ceived by O. L. Murphy, manage
of Murphy's Theatre, all theatre
will be called upon to help pay thu
war bill. Under recent ruling o:
congress all movie shows will BIZ
called upon to pay 10 per cent o
their gross receipts to Uncle San
and in addition to this charge O
Is cents per reel will be made TO
each time the reel is shown. Or
account Of this special tax the 10,
cal manager finds it necessary to
raise his prices from 10 and 20 cts
to IS and Is cts. While attending
a movie may not exactly be classet
as patriotic duty, it is pointed ou'
that one is doing service by at.
tending to the great cause. No ono
will object to the slight advance
in the price of admission so long
as it goes to Uncle Sam.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08

great headland, overlooking the
plain, upon which Elijah had his
famous contest with the priests of
Baal-one of the decisive struggles
connected with the plain of Arna-
geddon.
Through the pl ain of Armageddol;
and past the town of Megiddo, from
which the name is derived, runs the
French railroad which links Haifa
With Damascus, and over which my
lads Of American tourists have rid
len, not all of them knowing that
Armageddon lay before their eyes.
Here it was that "the stars in their
courses fought against Sisera," and
victorious Deborah sang her famous
song, beginning, with words of pres
mt pertinency.
For that the leaders took the lead
in Israel,
For that the people offered them
selves willingly,
Bless We, Jehovah.
Here it was that the Arabs-im-
memorial invaders of this fertile
,lain-or Midianites, as the Bible
called them, met defeat at the hands
If Gideon and his 800.
Here it was that King Saul fought
with the Philistines, in his last battle
lis son Jonathan dying with him on
he field. Here his successor, David,
sang his lament over his hearts
,omrade.
Here it was that Pharaoh Necho
slew King Josiah, and jeremiah
wrote his dirge over the dead king.
Here the Romans maintained gar
ison and fought many battles; and
lere also Cleopatra came with Mark
Antony.
Here came the Christian pilgrims
10 dwell, in the fourth century, and
lither swept the devastating hordes
of Mohammedanism, in the seventh
century.
Here the crusader planted their
ortresses, and here Richard the Lii.
on-Hearted fought with Saladin, the
,hivalrous.
Here Napolean began his famous
etreat.
Was there ever before or since
uch theater of war, with stage
veil set? Small wonder that the
seer OF Patmos, in his vision of the
lnal struggle, between the armies
If heaven and the allies forces of
he dragon, the beast and the false
prophet. (Some persons are sure
hat they can identify all three just
1owD, should place the event on
his historic plain:
"The kings of the earth and of the
Whole world gather them to the bat
tie of the great Day of Goo. Almight-
and he gathered them to-
sether unto place called in the
Hebrew tongue, Armageddon."
Upon this spot, at the present mo-
nent, the opposing armies of the
British and of the Turco-T eutons
seem to be converging.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
TRAIN NO. / IN COLLISION

KALISPEL, Montana, Nov. 5.-The
Great Northern railway train No. |
westbound, known as the Oriental
Limited, collided at full speed with
the east bound fast mail train No. Is
at Garry, early today. The fast mail
had stopped on the main line to en-
ter siding. Harry Mills, brakeman
on No. 1 was seriously injured. The
passengers escaped without serious
injuries. A heavy fog is said to have
caused the accident.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
3EI1ELI5 LIIL III17lCLIIII I7I1IINQILL1IIg
| LOCAL. BREVI77ES 5
Shot Items that may not be of any
Interest to you but are to Someone else. s


, Beginning next week the show dates
at the Murphy. will be changed to
Wednesday and Saturday nights
Watch the bill boards.
! ESTRAYED-ONE BLACK SAD
DIE MARE, branded X r, about
900 lbs. One Bay Mare, branded
F D, weight about 1900 lbs. $40 re-
ward for information leading to re-
covery. Notify H. de Warad, Coulee
City, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dawley OF
Whitefish, Montana We're here sew
eral days last week looking after
interests and visiting. Mrs. Dawley
formerly Mrs. Lula Yount, is well
known in this community. She
owns a ranch in the St. Andrews
country.
Mr.. D. w. Jones and family re-
turned home from American Lake
Saturday morning where they had
been to bid farewell to their son and
brother, Irwin, who left this weel
for Long Island, N. Y. While at the
camp they saw all the boys from thi-
part of the country who have beer
called into service.
The marriage of Miss Margare
Doty, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
Doty, Angus Dickson, Of Krupp, wa.
celebrated in quiet way Wednesda.
October 81. The marriage tool
place at Ephrata, the knot being tied
| by Rev. Jas. Thompson. After the
ceremony the young couple left 70,
Spokane. The young lady in thi
interesting union is one of Wilson
Creeks most popular girls. A grad
uate of the local high school. The
we'll wishes of a host of friends ir
this community accompany Tho
young people to their new home anf
life at Krupp.-Wilson Greek World
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
Certain Cure for Group.

Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Greenville
ILL.,, has had experience in the treat
ment of this disease. She says
when my children were small my
son had Group frequently. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy always broke
up these attacks Immediately, and
| was never without it in the house
| have taken it myself for coughs
and colds with good results"
Mrs. P. o. Stuchell Tells How She
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
SIGN OF LOCAL PROSPERITY.

Mr.. w. O. Straight of Coulee City
was advised recently that out of the
National Surety Company's 10000 a.
gents he is one of the 200 leaders
in relative production of business.
The National Surety Company
gives annual cash bonuses to the
200 agents who produce the greatest
amount of business.
Since the bond and surety business
is so closely connected with all bust
ness lines, this may be taken as a
practical and interesting sign of pros
'perity in our community.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08

The Argonauts is film of west
ern life in the frontier days. See it
Monday night at the Murphy The
atre.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
To ORGANIZE
NEW AMBULANCE
COMPANY HERE

Dr Griffith s Thomas. assistant
police surgeon. has been commits.
stoned captain by the war depart.
ment. and Lieut. Col Angus Ne.
Lean. director Of the Harper hos.
pital base hospital unit. has de-.
tailed him 10 organize The new am
bulsnce Comuany which has been
ordered Police Commissioner Couz.
ems has granted Capt Thomas a
leave OF absence for The period Of
the war This new ambulance com
pany viii make two 80 be- organized
IN Detroit ono to DO attached 20
each Of tho base hospital units
Lieut. Col Mclean mas received
orders from Col r. Kcan not TO
fl the places of First laeuts a r.
Jennug and O. Bruce Lockwood.
who were ordered 10 Washington
In active service fow days aEo. as
they viii DO returned to tho Harper
hospital base hospital unit when IL
is ordered abroad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23

man. ST. Mary. ..sp.t.i about So
K,sr.. fis..'....i .I.II. II. Groth.
fnts Canton, n ,,r.- rra5caruItts.
Ao. itt. ...r.. ta,.-tI wear.
.bf,..st..raI ln.,......tt, caroline
Ms,tihr l'Io1fiarr.. .h..-..laI. .. tesrs.
acut. .a.I.ev.tIlt. k.,.fE tLsrLy *.
,3,l, r....n ,,ar. d..rf.eria. Gas-
tay tV.lk los I,.nst,t..D,. ID -.ral..
fra,tt.r.o .kr,I rf,u.l.,an Jabiuu-
All D,,..I,,t. I..,..t.l about So
voaf ..nIitt. Men ,n-t.o. IhII-
dram tfr.f 6...'isf month. acute
gastii.-. I.t,rlfIs isnora IDhate
Cra,. h.sf.Itti a. y..r. acute fllrI-
NOM. A.dr,-y t;IrI.t a,ra,t Lul-
nttiI ..sr f.srf',,.iI .luu. Iuth
n Brt.,., sraDI.t Aear.
nrnn,h. an.'irton... rlhelyu t.
Laul As mercer months lobay
pneufnorIa Man. i'n,. 44s Kr~u. H..
abuuf 30 ..a,.. .rbr0utc urpuritIs.
Alarf Mah4fruIrv fsI Kaufer
year. ur.fa rn.hr.ffr Grace Algcr.
iarter 1c-nIt.I. IA wears ir,uOafdi
t.s I,uuic Rr.d,. .s1l t.nrN.ad. 20
wears septictfuta Alexis Duuuehaak.
ss4 "a clair 3l voarg phthisfz. Mary
Eovuoi1s. ss \Nbftovrnod so Years.
diaheIs m,uus Wllan n Hehn.
$40 Nacoub. 80 years. dabsus mel
ltI. NN.Iu.u. Sd H.Nu Eu. NtsrDllb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23

WASHINGTON. Nav 20 Men
seeking exemption from service ia
America new selectiyc service
army because they support one or
more dependents must be sure that
the person they have IN mind il
solely dependent upon them
Otherwise they must not hide be-
hind pettieoats OF children
This warning was given today by
Provost Marshal CroWdor in ex-
planning questions arising ont OF the
June r registration regulations The
mere fact that ore claims eXenlp
ton Will not necessarily exempt,
him
The question upon which eXemp.
tion OF those with dependents viii
be- determined. reads
Have you a father. mother wife.
child under : o or q sister or broth
er under o. solely dependent upon
you for support Specify which,
Consider your answer tA4---a ~ ~
fully" CroVder advised M ~ Is
truc that there IS another mouth
Than your own which you alone
have a duty 10 feed. do not let your
military ardor Interfere with the
wish Of the nation 10 reduce wars
misery 10 o minimum on tho other
hand. unless she person you have
in mind Is SOLELY dependent ON
you do not hide behind petticoafs
or children
Growers official guide says on
thc general subject of exemption
B.caus. Nou claim csnurtidn from
draft ~ by no means follows that
YOU Hre exempt Ear tho Informal
tiou 90 tho war department Nuu
should make claim now lf YOU lu-
tend 10 prosecute D.
Some persons will pos exempted nr
account OF their occupations 0r Off
COS. some ON account 90 thr fa.f
that they have relatives dependent
anon them for support IN
stating grounds tou cl'fnl IA rNrnipi-
Ing you. use one 10 tro = n"WInr
terms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
CHARCOAL IRON
STILL LEADER
Little Interest Is Shown In Any
of the Other Local
Securities
BY o'HARA, FERRIS 8 CO.

The locahstock markets activity
Monday were concentrated largely
in Charcoal Iron which maintained
a strong and active position thru
out he day. selling as nigh AS S IS
and closing en- Sj.S Sales were
made n the New York market al
nine Tradln. opened dull Tuesday
Win charcoal again leading and rs.
sues. continues 90 show Increasing
strength Tho uncertainties Of leg.
l.lauon viii soon be- cleared away
and q, erving motor stocks will bc
m favor again
Jhe Liberty loan financing is re-
cciviHs ana lotsauizcd patriotlc sup
port tnwout1he country. ana in This
respect The b+Akers aud brokers Of
Detroit are prepared TO DO their full
and uoful share
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
MAN CAUGHT
IN BELT; KILLED

Leo Watson 30 years Old, work.
ing AZ wheelwright IN the Cont
mental Motor works, was caught in
the betting OF aslarce wheel ho was
working on in The factory Tuesday
morning and was whirled about the
shaft. dying almost instantly
Watson came To Detroit from
East 81 Louis Ill., five days ago.
re easily obtained work and was
about To- send for his wife and two
small children 10 join him The
body was turned over to Coroner
Rothachcr and will b. taken 10 his
home by ~. s Flick. fellow en-.
ploye Who came from ST. Louis
with him Flick says ne viii not 70.
turn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
CONNOLLY
FILES ANSWER
Defends His Right to Order
Grand Jury Probe;
RapS Prosecutor

Defending his right and mower as
recorder 10 conduct the grand Jury
Investigation into the public affairs
Of Detroit as demanded by Aid.
George w Ross, Judge William r.
Connolly, mas fled an answer Ia
Prosecutor Jasnow ski petition for
writ ~ prohibition in supreme
court by this writ, Jasnowski hopes
TO block the recorders grand Jury
and shift IL to the circu court.
Judge Connolly briefly contends
that the recorders right 20 summon
grand Jury was established in The
old English law, and II never has
heen abrogated Tie also declares
Jasnowski has taken the wrong ao-
ton, because a writ OF prohibition
cannot issue court OF record a
writ OF error would have been the
proper procedure. The judge con.
tends
The contention of The prosecutor
that only Tho circuit court has the
right to conduct the Investigation.
would make thc recorders court an
appanaee TO tho circuit court. Judge
Connolly states.
In TOUCHING ON tho matters az b.
sue in the Investigation which be
seeks 10 hold. Judge Connolly states
n par
no the testimony ~ reputable citi-
zfnH be true. Hs appears whom given
in tho public counts. 4faff and public
piundrr have run riot 900 thts city
faI several Years Hud become -u bold
THAT the Highest NiRiienr- ls needed
Goo detect uf oV.fsw. 10 ami hrIuH ~
o. retr butItp Justice
fhu rerf.rdff s Uuurf doe. net want
geo fft Indictments uhirf aFe uInUn
- In foFHrrr co., ft1fta-.H and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
PLANS
FOR SELLING
WAR LOANS
Bond Mems Club and
Local Bankers Map
Out Campaign

Bl virtue OF an agreement, reach
I'd Tuesday morning between the
Detroit Clearing House association.
representing Detroit banks, and the
Bond Mems club. as counties IN the
seventh federal reserve district of
Michigan we're assigned 10 tho bond
men for the sale o. liberty loan
bonds Detroit and Wayne county
IS 10 be handled BY Detroit banks
A general committee Of eight
captains was in session most of The
day outlining the bond mens sell
ing campaign A similar committee
from the Clearing House association
was also In sion bur will nor be
ready to announce iis plans untl
"Wednesday
From three to four men Will be- as
gnoi 20 each county in She bond
mems district Grand Rapids and
Kent counts may be- loft 10 Grand
Rapids bond men and bankers. altho
no definite arrangements in this re
~rNNI M ifI ~. f'Ht fiffW tIliit ING lf
lurn OF r. r. Fenton. representative
OF rho federal reserve bank in Chi
oago 20 charge OF The Liberty loan
campaign IN Michigan. who spent
Tuesday n The Furniture city 20 see
what plans We're being made there
20 handle De- bonds
Each salesman FOR the Bond
Mems club win stand his own OK.
penscs
The work OF the bond mems cap
tains Tuesday consisted Chiefly IN
redistrictng Michigan Tho cam
Taign is expected 10 be- actively IN
day way hy Wednesday night or
Thursday morning
The Bond Mems c.uh has arranE
% go sond pc1kers around 90 NOV
ing picture houses 90 explain the
Purpose OF th" bonds. % stimulate
interest 10 their purchase with pa
triotic talks Tho talks yill be lin
tied 10 -four minutes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-23
Marriage Licenses

Frank Tnruocky, 49, Detroit, Ihe-
rrsn hDrEerI a2. same
GeQrae l.aitue, a., Detroit Elsie
D. Foytou, "a. same.
Arick ~ Erickson. 20. Detroit,
MARY LawHVn, 90, oil city, ia.
Frank D. sratora. 20. Detroit Ma
mis- Senohrahck rs, same
William williams, 80. Detroit Mary
H.. Murray. a., Same.
Joseph D.. Broder. 20. Detroit Mar
lorle RiCkley "a, same.
John K culver. 40, Detroit. Helene
H. ~ BoIupl"th. 80, same.
WuWnm "a rerklns. ia, -, DC
uoIt EmlV Coles 20. same
John j. pesser a. Detroit Eva
Nineade lS. Bedford
James Hepp. 30 Detroit Mary
Joe Jialo. 49, Detroit. Mary BARD
stanisiaus Zskek. 80 Detroit Ka-
Uterine Dzivdzir ~, same.
Liter MeManus. az. Detroit. Ger
trude H. Carr. 81. Brandon. W.
James o. Taylor 81. Detroit Min
~riC Nillet 49, same
Elstus J. pymar 3D. Detroit Edith
~. Barnett 49, same.
Bert Corrir. 81. Toledo. Armelda
Dimnunc. a.. same.
William g. Amettl 2s, Detroit;
Margaret Grimmctt. ~ snfne -,
Serrfsso Eusrruui. .It. Detroit, III
IVA ScoldT 20 same.
steven Hrr~ntus, 80. Detroit, So
phia Antal. 90 same.
WadSslaw Gurmicz. 20. Detroit
Stefsnio Zuok 90 same
Ben ZuhrIs 20. Detroit: Bessie But
tier. o. same
George t. Moussette. 22 Detroit;
Grace H. Ice. %. same
William s * Eggehrecht. u. RED
ford Jennie Ashbaugh, a. same
John Zapawa. 2S Detroit stella
Gawrur2 ska, 80, same.
Dan Murdock 80 Detroit; Anna
WiiIitam j crswford. SO. Detroit;
Idle 81 Aston. &c. same
Joseph Napior. 90 Detroit. Ethel
Mike buok ae Detroit. Annie Ba-
T.Iesraw Raguseeski. 81. Detroit,
Timothy Sushitzky. "a Detroit;
katherine Sroea g. same 49,.
France. Rowe. 90. petroh mur-
Afibar 4. Pliers 81. Detroit Eva
D. Williams. o. same.
William } Black -. Detroit; Mar
euerus " Fairfield. e5. same.
Louis Mok. 90. Detroit: Ethel Las
Csrl Buarern g. Detroit Hazel G..
harold McSiaru-. e. Detroit Nay
' I'm nelson uctroit Hilda
stuart s Wendell g. Detroit;
HcIen s. sch ndier ~ Flint
John G1rdou0 -,. Detroit fephh'
Gordon Wor A pctroit Amy J.
WIN o.. A. wilson. ~ Detroit.
Grace Burkrpshav same