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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17
being fastened to Duluth, there
would be greater harmony if the

being fastened to Duluth, there
would be greater harmony If the
people of the ranges were given
their own districts, as they desire.
The five proposed districts, as
generally outlined and subject to
whatever changes the members
may decide to make, would be as
follows:
third district-Seventh and
Eighth wards of Duluth, popula-
ton, 25,5S2; Proctor, Midway,
Herman, Canosia, Fredenberg, Col
vim, Solway, Grand Lake, Cotton,
Industrial, New Independence,
Northland, Fond du Lac Indian res
ervation, Brookston, Culver, AL
born, Meadowlands, Kelsey, Nc
Davitt, Lavell, Prairie Lake and
Five Lakes, Floodwood village and
township, Van Buren,, Halden,
Cedar Valley, townships, So, 81
and SIS, range Is; townships So, SIS
and Sc, range 10; townships SIS and
Sc, range II; township, SIS, range
1S; townships 81 and 81, range 10;
townships So and 81, range 20;
townships 81, 81, SIS and Sc, range
FL; population, 1O,S47; total
population, SO, 429.
.Fifty-fourth district-Iron juno
ton, Clinton, Eveleth, Costin,
Mountain Iron. Nichols, Angora,
Field, Beatty, Buhl, Great Scott,
Alango, Lieding, Chisholm, Fern
Sturgeon, Linden Grove, Hibbing
Stuntz, French. Moscow, town
ships SO, 90, 65, sc, 90 and 70,
range IS, west half of Buyck
townships 81, 90 and 60, range 10
townships Sc, &c, 81, 90 and 70
range 20, townships SO, 81, 63, "a
65, 81 and 90, range FL, population
3S, 100.
Fifty-ffth district-Fayal, Vir
ginia, Gilbert, Missabe Mountain
NORM. Biwabik, town and village
Mckinley, Pike, Aurora, White
Embarrass, Kugler, Tower, Bret
tung, village and town of Mesaba
St. Louis, Morse, Ely, Fall Lake
townships 90, 62, 63, "a, 65, &c
81, 6S, part of east half of Buyck
range II; townships 81, 81, 81, "a
IS, GO, range 10; township IS
range IS; townships So. 63, e.
range ID; townships 81, SO, 90, 81
"a, range -; townships 81, 81 ant
ga, range II; population, $3.50
| Fifty-sixth district - Third
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards 0
Duluth; population, 32,O77.
Fifty-seventh district-First an
Second wards of Duluth; popula
ton, 2O,SO7; Rice Lake, Gnesen
Lakewood, Normanna, Ault, Du
luth township, township 81, rang
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

Expectations are one thing and
results are another, but at this
writing it seems altogether pro-
bable that a complete bill will be
before the house-where it is pro-
posed to act frst-within two
weeks, and that the reapportion-
ment bill will be through that body
by Feb. l.
Upon its return from the COM
mittee the bill naturally would go
on general orders to be considered
in committee of whole house, and
if approved there it would go on
the calendar to be considered by
the house and passed or rejected.
To shorten the time required to
act upon this bill in the ordinary
procedure, a motion undoubtedly
will be made and probably be car
ried to make it a special order for a
definite date.
No trouble whatever is anticipat-
ed in putting fair bill through
the house, and at present there are
no signs of serious trouble in the
senate, though as the case was two
years ago, the senate is the seat of
greatest doubt.
However, some of those strongest
in their opposition to reapportion-
ment two years ago have definitely
pledged themselves to support a
fair reapportionment bill at this
season. This is particularly TRUE
of the Democratic senators who op-
posed reapportionment in 1911.
The St. Louis county delegation
has practically agreed on the re-
districting of St. Louis county.
There was opposition from three
members to the plan of doing away
with the so-called 'shoestring'
districts which tied the iron ranges
up with Duluth, but Senator Pugh' s
motion to leave the St. Louis, Lake
and Cook county districts as they
were two years ago was voted dowr
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

10; township 81. rsege IA; popula-
ton, PISS; Lake and Cook
counties; popularity, 9.347; total
population, 80, 33sE
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

Jos. Martinetti will call for and
deliver your laundry and dry clean
ing weekly.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17
OUR WEATHER

Temperatures for the past week. The max
inum of heat and cold is given as shown by the
government thermometers as follows:
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
FINFEAL> ~ VICTIMS
oF NORRIS MINI ACCIDENT

IL funerals Q tts rwo victims o
t8s accident a the Morris me we're
hel5 a e. n~s1n5zr. 1he Wnsa1-
Bates 1u5erxkers non6uri1g he
burial e len Te1os Services were
q fha Greek ehu-1h an5 fH1erneni
Eas = lae e n@Beer Tie g.
ceased was s55uf = years old 2ns
Is survived b > We and family II
he Cd neEauT
SerE5ee oTsT the remains q Adzm
HzkkazHsr we're bed 81 rhe SHFzn
and Graham ROOMS Rer J a Gum
II Bartholomew Episcopz,
church officiating Tie deceased ha1
aee1 = ~ dzszr1 s1t . Eaorr tine.
an INT Efi5e Eas known O. his fam
~ 1enDserzozs Re Kzs about -
Fesrs 81 Barlzl Has z Eli usu
ter
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
THE MAN FROM OUTSIDE

irving Cummings It's - ; 1sN
marx f1T himself = tbs greE1 oppor-
ran3fx. assuming he 5lzI roles viii
sueh TzEe- that lie eye 5 rarely 1is
traced from rs Performance Gift
Il VII : personality thEf makes 4
ezsv e present } character without
apparent z-z1 zn5 NzzhoH1 artificial
a56 rs aezlnE Is 5aaEAuulF trez
f-om 11azlan
EunHngs YErs tie Good Erolhes
ans Tba Baz Eaothsr VIZ lock exact
q axe fxez1z Or q uuy a End
Is ahns caused usss himself Iacz
u faas y maars 81 II 6uuals IL
posare enabling hz = present q
aauulz = Intellectual an5 euoaan-
& hxela i uA11 might ae called
hereditary harmony an1 acquired
rszr-ast Tbs Nonlz - completely
nnl11Az " effective . eTe1 iate-zaz
double exposure trz thEt shown is
mastery an5 asn starting 3 credit
% NJ GH48-A AIa--AEA N4s - -
md II added charm = TIE photo
drama
Tha Bad Hng-hes sands ~ Good
Bruzher . 7rison fo- farEaz 1hsn
attempts e zo-ee ne e. = narE
an Ha rusus Ear sazhaf- r=Iaa-edlF
drives ~ f-au euI58gms1L telling
her Ihz1 II Ia Hn5 ahs W. CO Is NJ
ASKS and A. laE7 she Vssfe1E H9w-
Hsf zhs gsoz Brother aA
Ten nrzsa1 IL ams - azs Re-
he bE saH 3 HzaE = rs
End Has n IA 1uz nature 81 maa
Audiences q 1saag ane 1u SATISFIES
wIf q maie Eazrarfar IA HasE@
Al amaoslne17 q goodness through
aus FznH 5al4auoa n TIA q
aarauE 8 man Il Tzr5e5 EfuHl14 a.
ri1g t1e AID les = Is Fzusas
professions
Tbs anlaE drama e presented
4 thres remarkable ssas a IL BIS
tomghL AZ he gaa1agzHF tans
should a. - there carr
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
X FRED COLI

The death a. Ruih. early sunday
morning. Of Mrs. Fred Cole. Vas q
terrible and unexpected blow 70
hkr family. and 3 shock hardly
yet realized b. her friends IN
lie district The deceased xzs 3
years old and was formerly Miss
Mar HsHdriekson Death resulted
from Childbirth. TIE infant surviving
aat . short tine. and All b. buried
with the mother. Funeral services
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Nrn -.h.-aule IN Enneca Ta.aa,.

he rev uain se-r5ae d 1he Ss-
xaaa Northern and Sous4ern PseiHg
goes 5nto s~ert t0azT whereby thz
loesl frzia makes eirex connection
Il Cohre for Ogden ard salt Lake
A. Ogden siuogf iunes ate eonuee-
uo- Is made win me Oregon sbori
Line f0F Sal Lake. TIE frzln aezrinz
Ogden a. s-s4. arriving II salt Lzks
CRY q { -. Pacific tine The nsE
arrs1gsrDenf A3so makes better con
1eetion for Rene landing passenger
= TIE latter city several heurs esrlis'
Jan heretofore
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Eargsre ! 131 EB1sF z1d 9 =
Mgr-zsal xes mz-Y5@5 cary Su1aaT
uaesr51g- IL uszenazE zGag zaus
e Dzunulouss etErrh xn1
sa-nAez ~ RsF J. = Gann The
cz Vers attended IT NJ an Mrs.
Lsas Ezuza81- sac AFTER ne aere-
uo1F - s-e z15 Enesu ze1t q
lh Es aeus u C1trsl EF NJ
Morrison Is employed - ~ Hlne
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Il t1e alstr51 oosr1 THazay-
T1sras T2H=eee1i xaE gr8nlsa : d.
T1rne fnou TeseEA E1sshi and fBz
plaintiff giren -g1t . uzke - uss-
Cen 1zue o Tae-sz P=1-lnl judge
Coleman also granted Aye z La
sen Z divorce fruu Oslsr G Lsrse1
and gave TIE plaintiff n custody d
|r3s daughter. CorrlIe. TIE Defendant
l. ordered % pay zlir1o1r % ths
amount o SO PEI month during ID
natural flfs q tie plaintiff
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

A number @ EF people VII 5ezrs
sor Reno tbs morning % sfte15 N
sessions d he Masonic grand 8oege.
the g. A z eas2upnenL and the
grand chapter Of the Easter1 Szsr.
The delegation includes Judge Ben
". Coleman. Senator Gallagher. Con-
stable Mclean. A L Hsgght. Davi6
Yarrofs znd Nrz . { HeDonald. O
Ely. and J II Lewis and Nrs Frsn-
eis Hi Of McGi1l
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
LOCAL. NEWS


2 Il Hoffman ns1aEsT e tie
Er Lumber a casl H1mps1T suz
lanez ; painful injury z Naa1ay
While unloading 8 rzr c lumber 2
f~o-1s-Eoet timber failing u 1as t8ol.
lie great tos Ct ms rgat fsoi was
badly mashed auz Is n0N assuming
normal proportions
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

l. { MorleE il il receipts q ; iels-
gram from Tommy Fizzssral9- ofeT-
ing / challenge Young Br5rtCn q !
bczf 9alr 41h q zZR peUnds IN
Ezy Athlete association IS eontsm-
plating Staging f~l mn beats for
that cate instead Il TIE lFusl pre-
urinary entertainment
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

PRINCIPAL Bernard Street d M
county high sohool has sssn appoint
e probation officer . se-Te foT OFF,
or DsEl6 Ras1F. during fbs latter
absence q The Yoeneuk convention
Is delegate from 1he EF lodge 3
Oklahoma CITY
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Charged Win stealing q horse from
John Magnusoa. Barz Young aas -
rested yesterday r. Deputy Sheriff
Borcbert 81 Cherry Greek ans
brought 10 Ely On information from
District Attorney Billings ne was ar
raigned before Judge Coleman and
held for The district eourz 81 the sun
q $4,000 The respondent secured
hal
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Saor Boxer g EsE II Is q -
nszV1 q : 1etsr fron FFzak G An
strong g N~ EerE feruerF zz1-
era u4saaEer Of he = = TEEN paaz
hoIclnzk Il ths 1lzrfa1 = VIA -
znnouaaas ne arrival . : uatF be-
a. Their home Tha ~ - Esszs5Ig
Dsxs q NJ 1rusrYgnEE nau7
f-sends Il tie district
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
S1H Laundry To O<n-

Mrs. Il Z Stebbins Il 70 open be,
laundry 4 the Old Land mark n Ezss
Ely known as The crump building
TIE Laundry All - vel equipped io
20 hne hand wo.k. family work
rough dr. and dsfarchea goods Ths
rough cry rata AL = 14Mc pei
pound Special attention given Z
lace curtains GentlemeHs wearing
apparel sill De repaired free o
charge and wooden wurk te - dens
with extra rare. Prone lze-A
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

william keenan,. TIE vel known
saloon MAJ g EsE Ey. l. . 81 bsrk
in AZ additional business venture and
viii open : nez market II ons q lie
Eay Securities nompzuyk buildings
two doors uorz1 @ rte SterDo@ ngfel
OF O. about 5nlF 1rs-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

-. l. Bennett secretary @ the
zas1 Interests d ne eis1rle IS .
arrive temorrsv aE SERIAL train fog
: shou Inspection fHlE sus@un-
1aneent Dazdzssoa 81 leave us
eTen51g IL ~ private ca Ex 20
Ess1 TN a. Slater.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

d George P. Deslas Opa D. A.
rived Il he zE1r5n THURSDAY from
Go5d1ele Tie 5oetor zzkes us
1Isps = a automobile. zrz carries AZ
equipment sufficient Tor zsozf zaE
emergency thst nav happen - ezas
3slEr o. the road he expects % -
ua5z = ~ al vicinity fcT several
weeks
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

J ? RuzaEnEhs ths vel known
sE.ess zua transfer zzz. las been
nonssnss . LIS hone Il EEsf -.
IL pas week frau injuries reealT-
q II a "a II Ms xzEoz. Ehiis
loading Sc HIS condition Is III
pnosznE AZ = 1grcls 20 soon =
ABOUT EgEf14
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

wsre conducted AZ the Sacred Heart
church. Monday. and on Tuesday The
remains we're taken 70 Fort Smith.
Arkansas. for burial. accompanied By
Mr.. Cole and their daughter. Louise.
The sympathy OF al Is extends
husband and daughter. in the great
loss which has come 10 them
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Nen Init II the northern

New Tints Al the Noszlsefn
Tie Kzzs and ceiling q ths A8T1E-
err la have been Te-1zu.e5 Il arzis15f
and tzstv manner consistent viii III
service AID brznd q refreshments f.
which tbs pls1s i noted TIE beaz-
1fasa1son Vas 8ons HonzaF night zo-
sch Z Stevens X Co having tie
contract
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Mss Carrie Riene valedszoraa
entertained lie members o. the grad
nation class. q The White Plza
county hlgh school FRIDAY evening.
Vifh 4 supper given Al the home q
,. A Magnuaon. or NarTy street
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Go-s to PARA CITY

Arthur KeDonzl5. fer tie pas Two
gsz-s secretary q tie Lane Miners
union. has resigned fhs position and
departed ter Park CITY. T1zh Ees1sr-
dzF morning win TIE expectation q
locating here Re Is accompanied II
he Ns1 wishes . : large number O
friends Il Lns ET ozsz~is1
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Kiss Caner5svs sreTeus azs return.
&c 1aoz California where sae La.
sen attending sahoaL anz 81 pas.
lie sumner yEaaaa1 VIII her parent.
II an Mrs. : Z Stsrens
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

d MEHEnroz d Veteran. LETT q
THURSDAY FER Kansas Gify. zna ~
mar has 1 lhzt When - returns =
~ - aeeemgznled ~ lis trl1e-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

County Treasurer A J Czrpsuter.
accompanies - rs VIE zus soa JEFF
Thu-s5EF morning To- southern Cali
fu-nza M CHueI1er having h@ez
granted 3 lHzEe q absence for sixty
asFs
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Mr 4 L gahzsan We 81 n
NsTEza -sorlhsrr aHsrsre a GuRpe
- hz returned ere z5lsr a. eK-
ta1Es5 Ts At ne haDs O. Aef
parents = Rr5sEap1r CeaE
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Sell NcQnzig and Wu Il Gzrrlsaa
nzre received l5eslses 1hr9EE1 Ins
apant elerks offlos. - engineers
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

On Monday. Miss Gladys Jones and
Walter y. Smith. both Of Kimberly.
were married by Justice A J. Cart
wright-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Frank Gym. master mechanic al
the Pat. returned last night from
SAT- Lake CITY.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

e X Bowen LEFT yesterday morn
~ 4ur Ogden = meef General Nan
zEer Cannon C re Nevada Northern
rsIro2d tor Rnsn - Is private ser
naaaE-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Mrs. L 6 sehvRlenbarg started
Wednesday morning fer Il sxlsns-
e risll xilh relatives n Colorado
Springs
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Personal Items

Co Lee n Esyes linotype oper-
49, = : News Office Il visiting is
ssnzlx 4 Szl1 Lake CITY
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

4 y. Edwards leaves ms morn
NJ fer Sat Lake CIR for 5 sboFf
Visit intending = return y ante-
mobile accompanied y former naa-
ui1 Attorney EaFaz1en
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Rsno Young VII tas Nevada Con
a Rash 5efr FRIDAY morning feT .
raaz15on p sal LzEs SltF.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
IRISH ARE LOVERS.
OF FREEDOM AND
HATE OPPRESSION
History of Emerald Isle Story
of Battle for Human
Rights
JUST AUTHORITY
ALWAYS REVERENCED
Rights of Irishmen Trampled on
for Century by English
Invaders

II has been often and truly said
that no people in the world have
loved freedom or hated oppression SO
ardently as the Irish. But at the
same time, none have shown greater
reverence for just authority or have
been more willing TO yield to such
authority cheerful obedience. For
centuries after the English invasion
the only law which these Justice
loving people had known was one
which contemptuously ignored or
cruelty trampled upon their rights.
The chief bane of Irish freedom
rested, unfortunately, in the intermin-
able wars and internecine strife
which England so cunningly fostered
as she realized that once lrishmen
became united British rule in ireland
would be uprooted and overthrow
But, just as cunningly, lrishmen also
realized that an united ireland would
be too perilous an undertaking tor
her TO degradate and Cypress. Con
sequently, in June Of 1891, We find
that the bold Wolfe Tone, in order
10 reunite the pairing and hostile
factions of the Irish people, to unite
them In an unanimous EFFORT to OBJ
tain the rights derived by all, insti-
tuted in the city OF Belfast the re-
nowned Society OF the United Irish
men, which IL better known today as
the Clan-na-Gael.
At its first official meeting the pro-
gram adopted by this important or
gani2ation, which consisted of such
men as Theobald Wolfe Tone, Samuel
Nelson. james happier Tandy, Thorn
as Adds Emmett, Hon. Simon Butler,
Oliver Bond, Archibald Hamilton Ro-
wan. etc, contained three proposi-
lions: CD That English influence was
the great danger OF Irish liberty, CD
that reform parliament was needed
as counterpoise 10 that influence;
90 that such a reform should include
lrishmen OF all religious denomina.
tons.
In November of the same year a
second club was instituted in Dublin.
To acquant the public with the pro
ceedings aud 10 propagate their opin-
ions. the members published two
MISUNDERSTANDING, tho Northern Star.
was started In Belfast; the other
called the Press in Dublin During the
first three years OF its existence the
society made slow but steady progress
and, although IL suffered no interior
ence from the British government, yet
IL did not altogether escape It's vigil.
ant observation. The first attention
which IL received from the govern
anent was when two members Of the
Dublin club were commanded to APP
pear before the bar OF the house or
lords and each condemned TO pay 81
900 fine and six months imprisonment
for having acted as chairman and sec
rotary, respectively, at one of the So
ciety meetings. In 1894 Archibald
Hamilton Rowan was arrested and
sentenced 10 a long term in Newgate
for having issued a proclamation.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
Obituary
FORMER OFFICIAL
OF D. P. W. DIES
John Il. LOvett, Widely Known,
Passes Away Following Long
Illness

John T. Lovett, we'll known in this
city, where he lived go years, as city
fireman and later as superintendent
OF the western branch OF the depart
ment OF the public works, died at
his late residence, No. 9l5 Trumbull-
ave-, Sunday morning, following an
illness OF five months.
Mr. Lovett came TO Detroit from
his birthplace, Ireland, in lS46. when
he was seven years of age. After
serving a short time In the fire de-
partment as a pipeman. he entered
the employ of the Pullman Co. here
and remained with that concern for
20 years.
When William H. Maybury was
named commissioner OF public works,
Mr.. Lovett was appointed superinten-
dent OF the western branch. Later
he was employed by the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co., from which posi-
ton he retired a few months ago.
He married Miss Anna c. McGone-
gal. daughter OF James McGonegal,
formerly a member OF the Michigan
legislature. in 1873. He was a char
ter member OF branch No. 7, G. M.
b. A., and had been an officer Of d.
vision No. |, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, for 81 years. The A. o. II.
will take action on Mr.. Lovett's death
at It's meeting In Elks' temple, Tues
day night
Mr.. Lovett is survived by seven
children. Misses Bessie, Ada, and
Kathleen Lovett; Mrs. C.. j. Kellar;
Mrs William APPEL; ]. Fred Lovett.
and Thomas S. Lovett. The funeral
services will be held at the residence
I8 o'clock, Wednesday morning, and
from the Holy Rosary church at 9.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

CLEVELAND, O.. July 5.-Little Le-
roy Reisinger says he isn't going to
play Jokes on people any more. The
last joke he played killed his grand.
father
Maybe his grandmother will die Of
il, too.
Leroy was visiting his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. -. b. Hull, out in tn.
country on the Dover Center road.
He wasn't in very good humor be-
cause his grandmother had scolded
him for something. So he sat down
in tire sitting room, nursing his crouch
and started to read story about
"Farrell's Girl
Put grandma didn't hold a grudge
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
SOCIAL INEBRIETY" is
NEWEST SCHOOL DISEASE

NEW YORK-"Social inebriety" is
the term used by Arthur c. Harris,
president OF the Board OF Education
OF Montclair, n. j.. In respect TO the
conditions alleged 10 prevail among
the school children OF that town.
He says the studies are improperly
blamed for the result OF the ire
mendous social pace under which the
children labor He declares that the
parents act with great improperly In
allowing tho children TO take part in
social affairs that destroy their health
and nerve force.
The statement was prompted by a
demand that a two-session day be
ordered I'm the schools. The one-ses-
sion plan is In vogue.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

NEW YORK, July Miss Made
line Sylvester decided that she pre-
ferred a fiat In the metropolis to a
bungalow in jungles of Honduras. So,
when Russell H. Millward, the ex-
plorer, came back TO wed her. she
celebrated the occasion by marrying
Charles F. Doll.
The explorer, however. refuses TO
repine.
I'm not surprised at anything hap
pening In this crazy city" he says.
$50 long as am in the Jungle, things
go very quietly and comfortably But
as soon as come back to civilization
] get IL from all sides at once.
Really, though, I don't blame the
girl for preferring the variety and ex-
element here TO hard tack and beans
with me In the wilds OF Honduras,
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

against him. She started 10 get din
ner. and then fixed basket OF straw
berries and cherries for Leroy to take
home with him that afternoon. Petty
soon she asked the boy TO step into
the pantry and get some paper TO tie
over them.
"a got up and went into the pantry
said Leroy, telling about 1t in his
cell in the Cuyahoga county Jail. The
papers were stacked in a corner be-
hind the ice box. and on top of them
was gun.
Il was still feeling kind o. sore, and
all at once | thought II would be a
good chance TO scare both Of them.
and get even with them for calling
me bad boy.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

where there's about one mail a year"
This is Millward's second disap-
continent.
A year ago he thought he bad the
wedding cinched. He had the license
and the ring, and they were going TO
have the mayor marry them right
away But the groom broke away 70
get shave and a haircut. and then
his fool friends broke into his room
and stole the license and ring. That
gave the girl another night TO think
II over, and next morning she had
lost her nerve. So Millward sailed
to Honduras without her.
Now he's going TO sail without her
again.