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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

A bunch OF Lincoln Park men have
been busy for some days excavating
and laying n stretch OF cement tiling
in the crooked ditch on Pump hill and
adjacent territory
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The many friends of Mary Marga-
ret Cooper are glad to know she is
convalescing nicely from the operation
she underwent at DR.. Graves hos
pitai for her tonsils last Saturday.
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Mr.. Morton Jones has been cutting
out some OF the big apple trees. where
they stand too close on the Dozier
place adjoining his o~n on Colorado
avenue and also doing some pruning.
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Mr.. WIN Keeling. OF westoliffe. was
few days visitor last week at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Winnie Ia
tum-
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The East Canon division OF the La
dies VI. r. Aid will meet with Mrs
Robson OF Cyanide avenue next
Thursday afternoon
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The Four-Mile Literary society will
meet next Friday evening. A good
program has been arranged All
have a cordial invitation to be pres
cnt.
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The East Canon Embroidery clui
will have an all day meeting with
Mrs. Faires in town All are antici-
pating a fine time.
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Rev. Harner. of the Lutheran
church. of Canon City. made pastoral
calls over Lincoln Park Thursday in
company with Mr.. Larson.
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Little Roy Schlaeppi had quite a
severe tussei with membraneous
Group a tex days last week but IL
able TO be In school again
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, Frank Chapman was visitor at tn
Endsley home on Four-Mile Sunday
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MIR. Elmer Geringer and family
formerly OF East Main street. have
moved to Delray avenue where Mr.
Geringcr will be in the employ of Mr..
Phil. Sheridan.
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FRUITMERE
AND fOURMILE

Mr.. Nadse Madsen has been so nu-
fortunate as TO lose both the hounds
which he so recently received from
Missouri He thinks poison was the
cause.
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The Four-Mile Progressive club
met with Mrs. Williams OF Cyanide
avenue last week and will meet with
Mrs. Bernhart Friday OF this week.
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Mr. wolford who spent the first
week of the New Year in Denver. un-
derwent a surgical operation while
there. He is now at his home on Cot
tonwood. and Is getting along finely.
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The other day Paul Zingheim give
his friends the slip and went off on
mysterious journey. His disappear
ance was a puzzle until It was found
that after a few days In westcliffe
he had purchased two tickets for
! Canon City. The mystery was further
cleared up when the license records
in Custer County showed the names OF
Paul zlngheim and Miss Frieda schick
written closely together on that fate
full book
And then Paul came home and
biushingiy introduced Miss schick a.
his bride; there was mystery no long
; er. It was all Joy and congratuiation.
Paul is one OF the sturdy. Industrious
young ranchers OF Park Center who is
popular with all who know him. He
. bids fair to be one OF the prosperous
ranehers OF Fremont county.
Miss schick Is q splendid young lady
of excellent traits and n true western
girl. Paul's friends think that he l.
entitled to congratulations and the un-
married ones among them are cast
Ing their giances toward the Wet
Mountain Valley to see II they can't
DO a. good.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. schick. prosperous ranch
folks of the valley. Mr.. zingheim
has prepared a pretty little home for
his bride.
The Park folk extend congratuia-
.tions and best wishes for long and
happy married life for Paul and his
Frau.
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The Revs Matthew and Walker are
still holding church In the Fruitmere
school house. These services are
fine. All are invited for every eve
ming this week
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Frank Chapman. on Wilson Greek.
Is making quite a few improvements
on his house and ranch this winter.
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street Monday evening in honor o.
her 25th wedding anniversary.
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Mr.. Waiter Menxie and family who
have been residing on the corner OF
Dozicr avenue and Main street, have
moved TO Trinidad where they expec,
to make their home.
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Mr.. Harold SAVERS is home from
Colorado Springs where he has been
working for the past few months
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Mr. Norman Goding accompanied
his wife to Cripple Creek Monday
with load OF apples.
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Grandma Caldwell. who has been
seriously III for some time. is report
I'd to be improving nicely Just at
present.
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Mr.. Earle l.seper. who came from
Kansas TO attend the funeral OF his
father. Henry Iecpcr. is remaining
for a visit with relatives. A brother
of his Is visiting here also.
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Niss Eldrtoes oe the Fruitmerc
|sehool. was ors oeths many Who sa-
|jsvsa the ssrDrlss slvsa ~ he uAss-
K. ssar = M. ,ruasss = caaa'
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j. Z. rreidenger Is confined to hii
home with an attack OF grippe
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Mrs W. II. Kellogg of East Canon
was a business visitor on the Park
Saturday.
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A little daughter was born wednes-
day morning TO DIR. and Mrs CALDWELL
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
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The Ladies Association OF e Canon
met at the home OF Mrs. Frank Brain
ard on 18th St. Thursday for an all
day meeting splendid picnic din
ner was served The affair was a
great success in every way.
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Some OF the ranchcrs on the east
end OF the Park are busy with their
surplus apples, packing and haul
ing TO market. They find very satis-
factory prices at the present time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyle OF Colo
rado Springs visited last week with
= Dir. and Mrs. r. u. o-Brien.
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A number of the teachers of the
Lincoln Park schools attended the
Fremont County Teachers associa-
tion at Florence Saturday. J. p. Far
mcr took them by auto. The party
were Prof. Fisher. Miss Cora Wood
ford. Miss cartey and Miss Olive
Powell. Among other good things
they report . splendid address BY
Prssident slocum Of Colorado Col
lese.
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Mr.. Jas. Curtis. OF Cyanide. is pu,
ting a new root on his barn. the re
cent deep snov having broken 1t b
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Miss Eileen Barney. OF Central
street. was pleasantly surprised last
THURSDAY evening when goodly
number Of yonng people called upon
her. Indoor games passed the eve
ming pleasantly. Refreshments Of
cake. coffee. fruit and pickles were
served which every one greatly en-
.oyed. The callers departed at mid
night all claiming a fine time.
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Messrs Ed Watts and p. y. Gage
returned from business trip to
Colorado springs Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGlanshlin, re-
turned to their home at Montrosc
Saturday night after having spent
about three weeks mere with friends
and relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs Roy waiworth and lit
tie son. Merton. who have been spend
ing the past year with Mrs. Wal
worth's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
cuthbert. left last week for their
old home at Baron. Wisconsin.
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MIR. and Mrs Ed Miller. of Four
Mile are very proud OF their eleven
pound daughter which was born TO
them December 81. Mother and
daughter are both doing fine
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The NJ. E. S. S. club OF ladies had
their usual good time last Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. I. II. Lewis. cor
ncr OF Elm and Birch. The club
meets once In two weeks.
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Park avenue last Thursday afternoon
The time was spent socially and busi-
iy making bonnets and aprons for an
anticipated easter sale. Cards were
cent from Mrs King and Mrs. Likens
from Berkeley. Calf; Mrs. sweitzer.
from Pasadena. Calf. and Mrs
bridges from Cameo and a letter
from Mrs Kibiey from San Diego.
Calf. all absent members.
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A lasen lsAiss q fAssoln Park -
sssiasssa' nssvs1 ~ Hospitality =
M. I'm rse,sr q ~ Asns =
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Mr.. Miles Lamb started for Poca-
tello. Idaho. Sunday evening to join
his brother. John. who has become n
very efficient employe OF the teie-
phone company in that city.
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Mr.. Jim Hoover has moved his
family from River street to Mrs. Ta-
tum's ranch on Colorado avenue,
which he has rented for the year. His
brother. VIII Hoover. has leased the
Fred KEELING place on Park avenue
Lillian will occupy a house on Koontz
avenue In proximity TO the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Geo. Sage.
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The members of the /. o. Z. club
are anticipating a pleasant after
noon tea They are to meet with
Miss Ruth Lamb.
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calls over Lincoln Park Thursday in
company with Mr. Larson.
Mr.. Ed Davis was down from West
cliffe one day last week TO confer on
matters OF business with Mrs. Hail.
aeur and daughter. Mrs schlaeppi.
concerning their ranching interests
in the Wet Mountain valley.
Mr.. Eton woodford principal OF the
Brookside schools. is enjoying an
enforced mId-winter vacation on ac-
count OF the prevalence of measles
in that burg.
Mr.. VIM. Jukes left the first OF the
week for Denver, where he will spend
few days visiting his daughter. Mrs
King and incidentally taking in the
stock show
The Andrews brothers are dispos-
ing OF n row OF box elder trees Of
long standing on the south side OF
their place They are getting so large
that they shade the orchard and or
chards are getting TO be the main con-
sideration over the Park.
Little Roy schlaeppi had quite a
severe tussei with membraneous
Group a few days last week but il
able TO be in school again.
j. Z. Freidenger Is confined TO his
home with an attack OF grippe
Mr.. Morton Jones has been cutting
out some OF the big apple trees. where
they stand too close on the Dozier
place adjoining his own on Colorado
avenue and also doing some pruning
Grandma Caldwell. who has been
seriously III for some time. is report
ed to be improving nicely Just at
preseat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy waiworth and lit
tie son. Merton. who have been spend
ing the past year with Mrs. Wal
worth's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
cuthbert. left last week for their
old home at Baron. Wisconsin.
Mr.. Jim Hoover has moved his
family from River street to Mrs. Ia
tum's ranch on Colorado avenue.
which he has rented for the year. His
brother. VIII Hoover. has leased the
Fred Keeling place on Park avenue
Lillian will occupy house on Koontx
avenue In proximity to the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. Geo. Sage.
The NJ. Z. $. $. club OF ladies had
their usual good time last Tuesday af-
ternocn with Mrs. l. II. Lewis. cor
ner OF Elm and Birch. The club
meets once In two weeks.
Some OF the ranchcrs on the east
end of the Park are busy with their
surplus apples. packing and haul
ing TO market. They find very salts
factory prices at the present time.
Mr.. Earle Lseper, who came from
Kansas TO attend the funeral OF his
father. Henry Lecper. is remaining
for visit with relatives. A brother
OF his is visiting here also.
A number of the teachers Of the
Lincoln Park schools attended the
Fremont County Teachers associa-
tion at Florence Saturday J. p. Far
mcr took them by auto. The party
were Prof. Fisher. Miss Cora Wood
ford. Miss cartey and Miss Olive
Powell. Among other good things
sh.w r.vorx . sntcuAta aA6reaa nv
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ALL OTHER SHOES 10
FER CENT OFF

BOYS, SHOES. . to 81 sl.ss
In this lot we have included dozens
OF pairs OF odds and. ends in different
feathers and worth up TO $500. Come
early for the big values
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All ladies' s1.oo Kid Gloves now ssc
All ladies s1-25 Kid Gloves now. .Jsc
AL ladies' sl.75 Kid Gloves now sl-4s
All ladies 25c Golf Gloves now. lac
All ladies' 35c Cashmerette Gloves
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-08
GREAT FIRE IN SEATTLE
Docks and Other Buildings on Water
Front Are Destroyed, the Loss
Being $1,25o,00o.

Seattle. Wash, Aug, LA IRE,
which menaced many lives. with the
possible death Of two. and threatened
the destruction of Seattle's entire wa
ter front, caused property damage
In excess Of one million dollars.
Many people were hemmed In on
wharves and In water front offices
and a dozen were 30 hard pressed
that they Jumped into the bay. from
which they were rescued by the
United States revenue cutter Unalga
and other vessels. 1t IL reported two
are missing.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
company's pier. over seven hundred
feet in length, and the Seattle port
commissions ferry wharf were COM
pletely destroyed. The Coleman dock.
from which about forty vessels of the
mosquito feet are operated. was 80
badly damaged that more than half
Of 1t will have to be rebuilt. Pier
No. 2, owned by the Northern Pacific
railway. also was damaged.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-08
HENRY SPENCER IS HANGED
Man Who Confessed to IS Murders
Pays the Penalty for killing
Mrs. Rexroat.

Chicago, Aug. Henry Spencer.
who confessed to rs murders and
many other horrible crimes, was
hanged in the Du Page county Jail at
Wheaton, ILL.,. for staying Mrs. Mildred
Allison Rexroat, tango teacher. who
was infatuated with him.
The hardened criminal q few days
ago had said: I'm tired OF waiting;
get out the rope and let's have ID
over"
Spencer's victims were mostly wo-
men. Il have killed men," he said
recently. but women always ATTRACT
ed me to the extent that they filfedl
me with murderous passion. I am
q woman-hater."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-08
I0|BREGON TOO ACTIVE
HE TAKES ouERETARo AND MsN
HURRY TO MEXICO CITY UP
SETTING PLANS.
VILLA WORRIES WASHINGTON
since He Left saltiiio Conference In
Angry Mood the state Department.
Has Lost Track Of Him and He
Purposes.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Queretaro, the
last stronghold OF the federal forces
north of Mexico City. has been cap
tured by General Obregon. according
to dispatches to the state department.
Unofficial reports indicate that Obre-
gon will proceed at once to the Next
can capital. This Is at variance with
the Carranza- Carbajal plan under
which all the constitutionalist leaders
would enter Mexico City at the same
time.
The state department has lost Gen.
eral Villa and has been unable to get
answers to its recent instructions to
its agents in Mexico to discover his
purposes and report to Washington.
The last authentic dispatch to the
department was from one of the con-
suls. who declared that villa had left
the Carranza-villa conference at Sal
tillo In bitter mood.
General Villa has no personal agent
in Washington. but 1t is said that he
suspects the close relations which
have been brought about between the
British admiral. Sir Christopher Cra-
dock, Carbajal and Carranza-
Even officials in the state DEPART
ment are Of the opinion that the resig-
nation of Huerta. practically in favor
of Carranza, through Carbajal. was
brought about when Sir Christopher
Cradock visited Huerta just before the
resignation at Mexico City.
Cabinet officers who were asked for
news about General Villa and his
movements were loath to discuss the
subject. 1t can be asserted. however.
on high military authority that villa
is regarded by the army as the agency
which brought about the fall of Huerta
and that he with his army eventually
would have gone to Mexico City
whether or not Great Britain had Sc
cured the abdication of Huerta. Most
Of the officers think villa is in position
to dictate terms to Carranza and that
he Is only waiting to hear what kind
of terms Carbajal and Carranza will
agree on before making his purpose
known.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-08
a.. MIl,Ior for Wayne Schools.

One Million for Wayne Schools.
Apportionment OF the primary school
fund. amounting to $5.725.614.71. was
made by the state department OF pup
lie instruction.
Each county will share In the money
according to the number OF school
children enrolled within its boun-
daFfes.
The appointments were made az
follows. Alger, $14.824.S0; Allegan,
$s1. ss0.50; Alpena, $44,257.20; Antrim
$2s, 734.S0; Arenac, c24,z57.So; Bara-
"a, 317,sss.10: Barry. s41.953.s0; Bay,
$143, 80; Benzie. $2S,153.10; Ber-
len, $107. 600.60: Branch. $44.s21.7o;
Calhoun, $1o4. 1850; Cass. $s6.4s4.0o;
Charlevoix, s42.0s1.7o; Cheboygan.
Ss9, 369.6O; Chippewa. $56.16S.1O;
Clare, S21.335.50; Clinton. $41.64S.6O;
Crawford, $S,sO6.20; Delta. $6b,4Ss.S0;
Dickinson. ,4s. 4ss.10; Eaton. $50,
$685. Emmett. $ss,5Ss.s0; Genesee'
S104, 242.20; Gladwin. $22,2S6.sO;
Gogebic. S64.b42.20: Grand Traverse.
$44.140.70: Gratiot. $9.SS1.40; His
dale, $56.749.20; Houghton, $685.
011.SO; Huron, $7s,s27.20; Ingham.
$S9. se4.10; Ionia. $65.7o6.eo; losco'
so. 724.90; Iron. $3S.463.60; Isabella.
s4S.6O7.20; jackson. $s6,b24.5o; Kala-
mazoo. s107.5Os2o; Kalkaska. slb'
e4S.40; Kent. $31O.454.6O; Kenenaw,
s1b. 889. 30. Lake. S11.729.20; Lapeer,
as, 3O1.30; Leelanau, $23.3S0.30; Lena.
wee. $Ss .2s7.20; Livingston. $s1. $4,000;
Luce, $8,386.10: Mackinac. $20.0bO.40;
Macomb, $e1 .663.5o Manistee, $61.'
10: Marquette. $1o7, 451.4o; Mason.
as, $3.50: Mecosta. $41,216.50; Me-
nominee. $65.s37.70; Midlands 49,
4se.10: Missaukee. 324.6s3.S0; Monroe.
$es, $500; Montcalm. $64.5SS.7o; Mont
morenci, $S.20060; Muskegon, $685.
1880; Newaygo. s43,so2.so; Oakland.
$s0.206.50; Oceana. 33s.064.2o; Oge-
NAV. $22.20sS0; Ontonagon. $2S.
62s.40: Osceola, $40.2o730; oscoda.
34.3s0.70: Otsego. $1S.961.60; Ottawa,
$101, 004.60; Presque Isle. $22.3bO.S0;
Roscommon, $4.77s.S0; Saginaw. $685.
5000: st. Clair. S11o.4o5.oO; st. Joe.
$44.935.00; Sanilac. $76.s21.40; School
craft, $19. 1890; Shiawassee, $60-
$3.50; Tuscola, $71.759.10: Van Buren,.
SCI, 899.41; Washtenaw. $S1.990.S0;
Wayne. t1.091.965.s0; Wexford. $44e
978.60.
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but by doing SO she accorded the
smaller country all the courtesy Of
war that the signatories. to The Hague
stipulated should precede the formal
opening of hostilities.
Could Net Avoid HostIlities.
Statements made by government Of
ficials before the declaration of war
was sent to Servia showed that there
was no possible way in which hos
tilities could be averted. They de-
clared that even II Servia granted
every demand the Austro-H Hungarian
army would not be held back.
Wilson Discusses War Situation.
Washington, July 29.-President
Wilson and the cabinet discussed the
war in Europe and It's probable effect
on economic conditions In the United
States.
Following the adjournment OF the
cabinet the president and Secretary
Bryan conferred for more than an
hour on the various phases Of the Eu-
ropean situation.
Secretary Bryan, with the approval
of the president, went to the capitol
on Tuesday to urge members of the
foreign relations committee to take
favorable action on the twenty new
peace treaties sent to the senate last
week. With war in Europe. the ad-
ministration considers the present an
especially suspicious time for ratify-
ing the treaties.
Mass Strength on Border.
London, July 29.-Europe is nearer
conflict involving every nation of the
continent than at any time within q
generation.
Germany will be the first nation to
mobilize upon the initial move by Rus
STA to support Servia. The kaiser has
expressed his desire for peace-pro-
viding Russia keeps. hands of. Rus
STA has declared this is impossible II
Servia is invaded.
Every nation in the triple alliance
entente Is counseling the compremis-
ing of all internal political disputes
and the uniting of all factions to face
the international conflict. In England
the threatened war is expected to re-
suit In an early compromise on home
rule. Demands for general election
have ceased. All factions are advising
an early settlement in view of the out
side peril.
Gar Stands Firm.
It Is positively known here that
Gear Nicholas and Kaiser Wilhelm
have been in personal communica-
ton, but as yet the kaiser has re-
ceived no encouragement from the
car In his efforts to induce Russia to
let Austria and Servia settle their dis
pute alone.
Although England has apparently
remained more or less cold and indif-
ferent to the war the people Of all
other nations are aroused to the high
est pitch of patriotic enthusiasm. II
was necessary to suppress street dem
constructions In Berlin, but cheering
throngs have paraded through Paris,
st. Petersburg and Berlin.
In France the statements from st.
Petersburg that Russia will surely in
tervene are taken as a direct chal-
lenge to the triple entente by the
triple alliance. French troops are
gathering on the border, prepared to
resist the blow which It Is believed
certain Germany will aim at the re-
public as one of its first war moves.
All leaves Of absence have been can
celed by the French war Office and
mobilization orders are likely to be-
posted at any time. Soldiers are al
ready guarding the main line railway
stations.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-08

Peck at first meant . basket or ~
ceptacle Tor grain or other substancea.
The expression at first had no refer
ence to size.
Starve was once to die any mannsy
Of death. Wycliffe's sermons tel.
how Christ starved on the cross for
the redemption Of men"