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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

termined efforts 20 moiniain their po-
fiiuns on The Mouse.
Whore Iieai right l. On.
However an thiA ~ now secondary
20 the battle IN the province OF pioar.
DIV, which forms the department oi
Somne and part 81 oise, Pas de Calais
and Aiano
The dcfmane nfe now in complete
possession ~ tho city OF Antwerp. but
II Is naid mat some Of the forts are
still holding out md that General De.
Huisc the Belgian commander he
there directing the portion Of the Bel.
CLAN garrison which occupies them
There ia another rumor. however.
that General de- Guisc ~ among Tho
nelglans who CROSSED the Dutch iron
tier and That he * informed with the
others The zig German siege guns
which were used 10 reduce The Ant
wtrp forts already have hoen moved
and q IL reported They are 10 be tal,en
10 the NcsKcs whore an attempt Wit
De made t. reduce Relferl
Directly &C Variance,
or fighting In Galicia. the official
reports from pesroarad and Vienna
are no directly az variance that there
- no reeonclllng Them Vienna says
that the relief Of rrgemyel rs complete
while fcitoernd deelaros that the
niese 81 Progressing aud that the Rus.
sian artillery Is destroying All The
fortress werlsf.
The general opinion gathered from
tho vatinua reports Is thnt the Rus
slams have Withdraw % q line starting
from Sanbof IN Galieia ana passing
through przemgsl. Sandumir and
lyangufad and thence 10 the west Of
warsaw. Roughly along the san ana
Nistnla rivers where They are waiting
60 meet the advancing AustrO-Ger- 4
man Armies pn ground Of the RUS
slams own ebooelnE
tnimportani Fighting.
The biggest ioltresses are between
randemir ans iyanemod which l. the
center u ihe German advance. The
fighting thes fHl Is emily of advance
guard hAaoter - probably. whore
the itusalans afe withdrawing. III the
nature q rear GUARD actions
The Germans. seemingly. are COM
pleteiy one ~ the suWalsl ana l.omga
districts but The gassian advance n
10 east itussia is making little if amy
progfass Probably both are willing
70 witt whore they are until the big
ger battle 90 the south has been de-
oided The Gefnans 1t is said, have
been surprised hy the early winter
and arc suffering severely because OF
not being provided win heavy einth-
ing such IL the Russians have.
Heavy Loss "a Navy.
In The sinking II the cruiser palla- +
ia bx German submarine. the Rus-
sian navy has suffered somewhat
heavy loss Russia has too few ships
as II Is, and the less u a cruiser OF
the Pallada class Is ef serious conse-
quenee Oddly cnoueh il was another
Pallada which was among the first
ships Russia lost AZ Pert Arthur
The Montenegrins claim another
victory over the Austfians 20 the
noriheast u safajevo. capital Of
Bosnia.
While IT Is known that Colonel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

difficult ground with Siege trains Tor
use ageinst fhe Notifications The
French troops offer obstinate resist
ancc, firing from trees where machine
guns are posted. Besides rifle pits.
which are arranged in tiers. they
have bum strong points or support "
The statement conttadicts reports
given out by French army authorities
regarding success met with By the al
Hes in the woevrc region, and de-
MES other reports. # continues.
All the French attacks at s. Nil
hiel have been repuleed. Etain G2
miles northeast If Ncrdunl. remains
Ia our possession
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
Government in Control.

Mexico city, Oct 1s.--The striking
street car employees here entered in
"a an agreement with the government
today 10 run the ears for fifteen days
on the old scale of wages. The gov
eminent has promised that at the end
of this time it viii arrange a salts
factory settlement Of the strike. The
government is now in actual control
Of all the street ear lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
RUSSIAN LOSSES At
i'l9ZfsNif 81 SAID no III 10000

London. oct lS O. SO u, m. Til,
following official statement given out
in Berlin, has been received here hy
The Murceni Wireless Telegraph com
pany
~, Is officially reported from vi
emma that 10000 Russians were KIN
"a or wounded near przemysl
"Relgian Officers who are informed
IN Holland estimate that about go. Z
eQo Belgian soldiers are stll In Ant
Wcrp as prisoners.
"rhe Germans Ms soon as they en-
tered Antwerp, took possession Of all
the fire onRincs in the city and oom-
menced eNtneWshing the fires.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
HEAVY FIGHTING GOES
IN N ARGO>NE MAS

Berlin. Oct AZ Nia Amsterdam
and London, ~ p. m)--neaNA light
ing continues ia he Argonnes, Nv
ehWns e hills IN northeastern France
according to an official statement re-
eeis.d here today from the German
general headquarters under date Of
October Ia Atlaeks made hy the en-
cmS east of scissors have been re.
pulsed /, is said The communication
follows
"Thcre iF no Important news from
the western Wat thtater Violent al
lacks made by the nnmy east 81 Sols-
SONS have been rernscd, Heavy
lighting continues IN the Argonnes,
Our troops are moving forward
through dense underwood Oh very
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
sieze Gcrmnn Irnncrtr.

bordeaux. oct. 13 G1s15 p. nj
NJ. BRAND. the minister Of Justice, has
instructed all the district attorneys in
France TO seek out and sequestrate all
goods and funds belonging to German
and Austrian firms many of whom, II
is declared. have either formed French
stock companies or taken shelter be-
hind third parties Of French nation
ality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
WANT NEW RULE BY
u. S, SUPREME COURT

Nv h"NNiNs JOURNAL SPECIAL LehsGn wise
Washington, Oct disqualification
was made IN the supreme court to-
Gay for annulment of an indictment
in New York charging Jared Flagg.
Daniel \. Morgan, former treasurer
Iof the United states. and several
Others with misnsing the mails to sell
stocks 1t was alleged that the in
dictment WAS based on information
obtained by postoffice inspectors
raiding the offices of the accused
men. The application was based on a
decision of the court last spring re-
stricting the rights Of federal officials
TO seize private papers II is now
aousnt ia have the court hold that
no valid Indictment can be made on
papers procured in such way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
CONTINUE
ON RUSSIAN FRONT

Paris, Oct. IL ts;ot a. n.y. The fol-
lowing official communication given
ont Tuesday night in rctrograd. has
been received here hy the Havas
agency;
Operations continue To develop on
eur front which extends from the re-
gion Of Warsaw along the rivers Nis-
tna and san To- PrxemSsl ana further
south Ms far as the river Dneister
The situation IN eastern Prussia
remains unchanged"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
COUNTRY AROUND CHENT
100 FIAT FOR HAITI T.

i.andon. Oct. IL ul55 n. M An
ostend dispatch to she Daily Telc-
graph, explaining the German occu-
patton Of Client SAYS that the country
Whereabouts Is SO flat it would BATTLE
the genius Of Napoleon 60 find
good position for troops.
An communication with Client has
been cut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

RcrIin (via London, Oct. II, 3 a. M
Lieutenant General de Guise. the
Belgian commandant at Antwerp. is
a prisoner Of war and has been trans
ferred To Cologne. according to the
correspondent of the Lokal Anzelger
at Aix-la- Chapelle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
HAVE To SWEAR
ALLEGIANCE To
GERMAN EMPIRE
|kaiSer's Commander Imposes
Same Rules on Antwerp as
Were Imposed on Other Be-
gian Cities Taken.

London, oct 10 GO y. M THE
municipal employees Of Antwerp have
had 10 swear allegiance to the Ger
man empire. SAYS the Evening News
rorrospondent M Bergen-op-zoon.
Holland, IN dispatch dated Monday.
The message continues:
The policemen were allowed 10 re-
tain their arms The police have been
ordered 10 remove tho Belgian flag
from all houses. The usual regulations
enforced at Liege, Verviers and other
Belgian towns, are being introduced
lr Antwerp. These results include the
Obligation TO light the houses ut night
and 10 leave the doors open. Tho i'm
perial standard must be saluted when
the army il passing through the
streets and soldiers have been seen
to strike off with their snbres the
hats Of persons who did not give
such q salute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

Already thousands of fugitives are
returning to Antwerp and shops are
very slowly reopening Many more
thousands. however. are hesItatine.
apprchensive that the Germans pre-
sent friendly conduct may change.
The town also has been ordered
20 supply all reQulsitioned wares.
free. For instance. two tons Of pota-
toes We're To- be provisioned today All
bakers. butchers, grocers and pro-
vision dealers not reopening their
shops within Ave days are threatened
with stringent measures.
"The Germans say that there are
10000 Of their men in Antwerp hut
these figures seem to be exaggerated.
Several thousand 81 the Landwehr
troops ard marines probably will re-
main as garrison
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

Amsterdam (via London. oct. 2.
1909 =. M According to the Frank
furter zeitung, incubation against
cholera Is being carried ont IN the
Austrian army on large scale.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
Priests Treated Wei.
london, Oct. 1l la:lo a. m.

London, Oct. ii t3:i0 a. m 1.-The
German emperor, says a Berlin dis
patch to the Reuter- Telegram com.
pany, has approved the suggestion OF
the archbishop Of Cologne to treat all
captured French priests as officers
though they be serving as privates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

NEGOTIATIONS for the surrender OF
the city last Friday threatened to col.
lapse because the Germans insisted
upon having the signature of the Bel.
gian commander. General de Guise
They eventually accepted that Of an
other officer, NJ. Weerbrouck
Soon 1t became apparent that not
withstanding all the measures which
had been taken number of Ger
mans, especially women, had manag-
ed to remain In the town and were
concentrating the army.
While passing through the bonle-
wards the Germans were astonished
at tho almost total absence of troops.
the Beleians and English having eIev-
erly retroated under cover Of a few
Of their guns, afterward destroying
the pentoon bridges"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
HORACE STEVENS
LOST IN ORGANS
SINCE SUNDAY
Young Man Leaves His Wife
in Automobile at Foot of
Rucker Canyon and All
Trace Of Him Is Gone,

Las Cruces y. NJ, Oct. ls.-IIorace
stevens. Jr.. son OF Horace Stevens.
and member OF one Of the oldest and
wcalthiest families in the southwest
has been missing since last sunday
morning, his disappearance forming
one of the strangcst mysteries in the
annals Of this section.
With his young wife, Stevens went
out from FL Paso Sunday morning IN
an automobile for n days pleasure
trip in the mountains. Arriving at
the foot Of Ruckcr canyon. some forty
miles northeast Of FL paso. about 10
o'clock In the morning, he left his wife
in the car and stated that he was GO
ing out to kill deer and would be
back about o'clock In the afternoon.
From that time TO this no trace OF him
has been found
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
War Bulletins.

petroerad correspondent Of the Lx-
chnngc telegraph compan, saws u Is
offiein " announced by the command
~ ~ the Russian naval forces In the
Baltic that two German submarines
were destroyed during the attack on
the r,ssinn cruiser I'nllada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
Searching Parties Formed.

After waiting until about sunset
Mrs. stevens went in search OF her
husband. She ran across a party Of
cowboys and The sister OF one Of them.
a Mrs Beasley, and interested them in
the hunt for her husband. Mrs. Bcas-
ley took Mrs. Stevens on her horse
and they went back 20 the mouth OF
the canyon. where they built fire and
kept it up all night in order that the
lost man might be attracted by it. The
cowboys aroused others, and by Mon
day morning the countryside was alive
with people looking for Stevens.
Mrs. stevens and Mrs. Beasley came
to Las Cruces. where Moses r. Stevens,
an uncle Of the missing man, lives
The young wife was in terrible men
tai condition owing to the experience
that she had been through. Every
possible agency has been put In ac-
ton to search for the young man, who
both personally and on account of his
prominent family connections, Is one
Of the most prominent and influential
figures In this section.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14
EPIDEMIC THREATENS
SOLDIERS IN FRANCE.

London. oct. IS tii,45 p. m.l-An
epidemle threatens the battle line in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

London, Oct. II t3:t5 a. MIA
dispatch TO the Daily News from os-
tend. dated Monday lmidnighp. SAYS:
The Germans are approaching
0siend Nv three road from Nprt', by
way Of Dixmudc. from Conrtar-,
through Thourout and from Ecloo,
through Brngcs.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

f London. Oct ~ (3;03 a. IN. )--"A
fierce battle ~ proceeding in the Fri.
angle Of DlNmudc, Nprcs and Dun
kirk" saws the Times Ostend cor
respondent. tcleerapliing Monday.
Gen. Won klucks right l. maxi
inc determined effort TO cut through
the allic--' line. hut tLus far IL has
been frustrated
London. Oct II t3:22 a. MA
Rotterdam dispatch 10 the Daily Mail
SAYS heavy fighting Is reported 10
have occurred on Sunday along the
Dutch frontier. The Germans gained
the advantage.
London. Oct. Al (1:5. a. m.1---t
dispatch to the Times from petro-
grad. SAYS;
"On "a conservative estimate the
German fcrces known 10 bc on the
eastern frontier number about i,5O0.-
400 effective men. not counting the
Austrian troops. Of whom there are
about s10,0U0 ON the sil,~ian front
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06
COMO CURO A DOS LOCOS UN ME
DTCO CHICACUENSE.

Tn sun" de Nueva York, publiea
cl sigmente despacho:
.Ayudado por Fl doctor Leiminger
el doctor Frank Lydston ACADIA de in
iertar / dos dementes, glandulas de
muertoS
Las personals que han sufrido la
operacidn son una joycn de dicz sic
te amos y una mujer de yeintiseis. La
primera lleya loca dos amos cinco la
Agunda.
Sc e.pera que, con las glandulas Sc
las podr5 volver la raz6n
FL doctor Lydston ha declarado que
Sc habia decdido intentar la operaci6n
despuG5 de haberse ensayado en- 81 mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06

mo y en una anciana de cineuenta y
siete amos.
Preclsamente, Ell 10 que concierne 4
la Joven de diez y siete amos. la CLAN
dula empleada es gemela de la que sir
vlo, hace ocho dias, para la anciana
citada mas arriba.
Las dos glandulas habian sido arran-
cadas, siete dfas antes de la primera
operacl6n, del cadaver de una joven de
diez y ocho amos la cual habia muerto i
caGsa de una fractura del craneo.
Segun ell operador, las glandulas asi
injertadas facilitan ciertas seereciones
al cerebro Y a las c6IuIas nerviosas.
Por $50 cree que las dos locas cura
ram
Desde hace catoroe amos viene estu-
tiando los problemas relacionados con
II trasp!antacion de glandulas
Dice que no son conocidas nj com
9rendidas la verdadera estructara la
Nerdaoera function de elias
Sc funda para sostenr Su teorla, en-
el desyubrimiento del doctor CarreI,
del Institute Rockefeller
Este ha probado que esas gldndulas
fobrevlven un cierto tempo d 10 que
lamam S muerte
Carre! examine al microscopic la
t,l3ndula tiroides y la del bazo.
Y comprobo que seguian vivicndo
< espu65 de la muerte del organismo 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06

telefono recorre distancias mucho mayo
res, hasta 1920 Kilometres. 81 bien, ell he
cho que la distancia disminuye en- pro
porcl6n La cantidad de voz causa de la
reformation de las ondas por I'm lado
su menos amplitud por otro haya impe-
dido hasta ahora prolongar indefnida-
mente el radio de communication. En- Ia
actualidad parece que los progresses he
chos desde hace POGO tempo permiten
obviar Ell gran parte estos inconvenien-
tes; tanto es asi, que una Sociedad anne
ricana esta punto de establecer una IL
nea telefonica directa entire Nueva
York Los Angeles y San Francisco, Sc
paradas por mas de 5000 Kilometres
Esta sera Sc comprende, la mayor linea
telef6nica del mundo
(Contin1a en- la 5a plana.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06
DE TODAS Parties
PRIMAVERA EN- INVIERNO.

Una pareja de negros acaba de ca
sarSe en- una capilla Gle Nueva Orleans.
El novio, VILLAS West, tiene noven-
ia y COS amos; la novia, Marcelina
Brady, cuenta NADIA menos que ciento
Siete amos.
La edad de cada uno de los contra
yentes indica que fueron esclavos en-
su juvantud
Ambos fueron propiedad de IN rico
cultivador de louisiana, Ell cuya casa
vivieron desde la ninez donde Sc co.
nociern y amaron.
Tn ola ell dueno les llev6 al mercado
para venderlos Entonces Sc separa-
ron.
Ell joven negro fu6 comprado por un
propietario del Kentucky. y su amig;.
encontl0 comprador en- um rico hacen-
dado de la Alabama del Sur.
Pasaron los amos Mientras tanto
estall6 la guerra de Sucesi6n en- la que
Sc com1ati6 por la emancipation de la
raza nogra Termin6 con el triunfo de
los Estados del Norte.
Y West Sc conyirti6 en- hombre III
bre
Tras largas peripecias volvi6 Nue.
va Orleans
All lIev6, durante mucho tiempo,|
una vida laboriosa, y gracias a su es-
piritu de ahorro pudo amasar una for
tuna dr $4,000 frances.
Despu6s de asegurar asi su situaci6nl
consag' ose a buscar el paradero de sui
antigua compaIera de esclavitud
M cacontrarla, hace ounce das. lei
pr2puso el matrimonio ella acept6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06
CONGRESO COMMERCIAL.

Han comenzado en Berlin las sesio-
nes del NXNIN Congr(so comercial
aIcm1n
Preside dicho Congreso el Prqsidente
del Rcichstag, Kaempf.
Este, en- su discurSo, ha reconocido
que. en- 1913, ha Sufrido Alemania una
grave crisis economical.
Tambifn ha habIado ell Mmistro pru-
siano del Comercio Sydow, Que ha di-
cho, entire otras cosas:
'Espero que la mala situaci6n pre-
sente sJra TRANSITIONAL.
Nueslra mdustria Sc desarrolla RI
pidame4te rs cier.o que todo cl mum
DO Sc eueja; pero las cosas mtiorarin
81 Fl horizonte polidco no es oabierto
por nueyaS nubes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-06
ne PEI tpneciar
DEL FISCO.-POR NO PA
GAR DIEZ CENTIMOS PAGA
1880

\ Despachos de Charolles dan cuenta
ie 10 cue sigue:
! NJ. Augusta Guichard, de cuarenta
seis amos, negociantes en- Douon. ha-
! ia ptdido 4 Paris 10000 kilogramos
Re aztlcar
Recioi6los pag6 al Fisco los dere-
mos 1males
Vend.6 luego 81 az1car a dos tende-
JOS de Marcigny, NM Theveni y Ro-
chard
Y s. olvid6 de hacer la declaration
de la venta la ofcina de Marcigny y
de pagar el costo de ella. que importa-
ba diez centimoS
La Administration de las contribu.
clones .ndirectas apercibi6sc de fraudc
tan espantoso, persigui6 al infeliz ne
gociante llevandole al Tribunal dc
Charoles
FL Tribunal conden6 / Gui-hard 4
una multa de 1000 frances mas una
Ntfoi IT Iioi IT HttN tlt dEttNOIIdS, y al
entregar al Fisco los 10000 kilos de
azjlcar vendidos ilicitamente.
Y como el azlcar habia sido expon-
dido 3 por los clientes de Guichard
este tendr3 que pagar la Adminstra-
ci6n de contribuciones indirectaS TO-
900 frances de indemnizaci0n.
De modo, que por haberse olvidado
dc aboaar diez ctntimoS, Guichard
picrde / $50 frances
Est5 desesperado, y ha dicho que ma
tara 4 un bur6orata Y Sc smcidara
luego.
UNA GIGANTESTA LINFA
TELEFONICA.
La Inca tclef6nica mas larea existen.
te en- Europa la de Roma Paris. no ex-
cede de 1500 kil6meros En- America el
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-10
TURKEYS DECISION
UP TO THE PEOPLE
Semi-OfIicial Paper Says So Far They
Have Been in Favor of
Neutrality.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The Evening
News has received via Copenhagen a
Berlin telegram from COnstantinOple
which states that the Tan;n in Wed
nesday's issue explains that the tax
ing over of the cruisers Goeben and
Breslau is not a breach of neutrality.
IT says tEat it is disgraceful 10 sug-
gest that the purchase of these yes
sells is merely a farce.
The Tanin adds that the leading
people Of the Turkish government
favored neutrality. 1t hitherto has
firmly maintained this stand. but If il
should happen that Turkish public
opinion should turn in regard to what
is best for the country then the re-
sponsibility would not rest with the
government
The telegram adds that this is the
first time this semi-Oficial paper has
suggested a possibility of Turkey
abandoning her neutrality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-10

large Austrian forces III the region of
the Rava. The Russians are now at
lacking the strongly fortified position
at GOrodOk and continue their ad-
vance on the left bank of the 'er
Nistula.
About $4,000 prisoners taken in the
battles of August %. at Kaminoka and
GloczOw passed through ZadziwilOw
Tuesday on their way TO Kieff. where
they viii be divided into groups to be
distributed among the interior pro-
Vinces of Russia Among their are
several doctors and other mem bers Of
the medical corps who have been al
lowed 20 remain at liberty on condi-
ton that they do not leave the cOun-
try. They have applied for permission
to attend the German and Magyar
wounded in the Russian hospitals.
The correspondent of the Reich.
who is with the active army expresses
the firm conviction that the Austrians
have been making a practice of shoot
ing their own wounded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-10
coz A. stemm I'D ~ Farlev.

George A. Stemm and Levi Farley.
The Mems Personal Workers
league held their regular meeting in
the reading rooms Monday evening.
The meeting was I'm charge of Messrs.
Brown, Wilson and Radcliffe of the
Johnson Theological school of Knox
Vile. Tenn, who have been working
in this county during the past two
months.
Mrs. c. c. Aiken and Mrs. Laura
Dennis of Edwardsburg we're week
end visitors at the home of the for
mer's nephew, Q. NJ. Niles
Asst. Postmaster John HOopingar-
ner with his family is enjoying a
weeks vacation with relatives in
Syracuse and Nappanee, Ind.
G. H. Godfrey of Benton Harbor
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day
Miss Hester Lewis left Tuesday for
Wellesley, Mass. where she will at
tend Wellesley college this coming
var.
Lawrence Davis has returned TO
Chicago after a few days visit with
his mother, Mrs Flora r. Davis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-10
NILES

The funeral services for the late
Edward Mcdonald, who met a tragic
death on Labor day by being thrown
from his buggy, will be held from st.
Mary's Catholic church Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock. Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery.
Miss Marie Kennedy and John
Reid. both we'll known young people
of Barron lake. were married Tues
day morning ut St Mary's church 10y
Rev. Fr Ducat Miss Ursula Arnold
and Emmett Kennedy attended the
young people. After a wedding break
fast ut the home of 5he brides moth
er Mrs Anna Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs
Reid left for Niagara Falls and Buffa-
10 on their wedding trip. After oct
they will be at home I'm Chicago
where the groom is employed.
DR.. F. T. Coon and Atty A. J. Hill
man have returned from Ishpeming
Mich, where they attended the grand
lodge of the Knights of Pythias. DR.
Coon was a delegate from the Niles
lodge and Mr.. Hillman is a state Off
Ger
The Niles public schools opened