Sudden Departure Of Mrs. F. Weinman

She left her home on last Friday evening
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     Mrs. Fredricka Weinman disappeared from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Albro, on Lincoln avenue, on Friday evening and has not been seen since. It is supposed that she started to visit a daughter, who lives in Waterford, near Pontiac.
     She was restless during the early part of the night and unable to sleep. She got up and dressed herself at about three o'clock in the morning and started on her journey. She has been traced as far as the Whiting farm on the Ypsilanti road, where she stopped for breakfast.
     She told the people at this place that she was going to Pontiac on the electric car. She took the first car which passed and that is the last trace that has been found of her.
     Mrs. Weinman is seventy years old and is quite lame, not being able to walk except with great difficulty. She is unable to speak English and her daughter is fearful that she was not able to make herself understood in making inquiries when changing cars in Detroit, and has been carried to some other point than the one which she desired to reach.
     Mr. Albro has telephoned to all points where Mrs. Weinman is likely to have stopped without being able to locate her so far.