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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-09

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The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01
CHURCH SERVICES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Week beginning Sunday, April 4.


Easter Sunday, morning subject
ain the Likeness of His Resurrection"
Easter Sunday evening, Sacred Song
Service by the choir under the direction
of Mrs. G. s. Cochrance.
Sunday evening services will now
begin at 700 standard time.
Thursday evening, study of the Sab
bath school lesson.
K. II. Bradfield, Pastor
MELVIN NJ. Il. CHURCH
Sunday school and the regular SER
vice of worship are to be given to a
special Easter service beginning at
1920. We most cordially invite you.
Reception of members Sunday a. m.
Have you church home? Ifnot, why
not?
e. l.. services Sunday evening, $50
A special anti.saloon service for Sun
day evening. Subject-"Saloon."
Friends, remember saloon is a
saloon and its production is drunks.
It's consumption homes, lives and ev-
erything clean and noble.
Study the saloon with us Sunday
evening.
f. M. Schlischer, Pastor
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01
Obituary.
Be still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.-
Shakespeare.
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Patrick Heron died at his home two
miles north and one mile east of Yale,
on Thursday, March 25th, 1915, after a
long illness, having been confined to
his bed nine months. lie was buried
from Sacred Heart Church Monday at
1920 a. M, Rev. FIR. Melting officiating.
Mr.. Heron was born in Golmy,
County of Kilkenny, Ireland, July q,
1928, and came to Canada with his
parents when seven years of age, set
thing in the Gore of Downie, near
Stratford. In the year 1866 he vas
married to Mary Ryan of the same
place.
In the year 1875 he moved to Mich.
gan with his wife and four children
and settled on farm three miles north
east of Yale. The country was new,
not many settlers at that time. The
land was heavily timbered and hard to
clear, there being no sale for hardwood
timber, but he succeeded in clearing a
good farm which his son John lives on
now. with whom he has lived since the
death of his wife, nine years ago.
He is survived by seven children,
Patrick of Capac; Mrs. John Patton,
Speaker township; Mrs. VIM. Sheridan,
Peck; John and Janice at home; Eliza
beth, Detroit, and Richard of Green
wood, also II grandchildren.
The funeral was largely attended
considering the inclement weather
He had requiem high mass and was
buried in Sacred Heart cemetery, Yale.
Six of his old friends, Thos. Grady,
VIM. Darling, JAS. O'Donnell, George
Mann, Nicholas Furlong and Thomas
McGrettan acted as pallbearers. The
floral offerings were beautiful.
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01
Entire Nous.

The last meeting for the season of
this club was held at the home of DR..
and Mrs. V. a. Lacy on Tuesday eve-
ming.
An excellent dinner was served by
the hostess which was followed by the
usual game of 500.
Mrs. Taylor received ladies' prize
and Fred Taylor took the mems.
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01

Elizabeth McColl is home this week
from school at Tarrytown, n. Y.
f. J. Rice was home from Detroit
over Sunday on visit to his family.
James Stirling visited relatives and
friends at Mt. Pleasant, Coleman and
Clare last week.
Hazel Wharton, who is attending
school at Ypsilanti is spending Easter
vacation at her home here.
VIM. f. Rub, daughter Mildred and
j. L. Rosenthal attended the show at
Port Huron Wednesday evening.
Chas. Rounds last week placed in his
culvert factory on east North street, a
new 3-horse power, one phase motor
and now has it connected with the city
current He is well pleased with the
machine.
The stock of furniture, fixtures, ac-
counts and real estate of Arthur V.
Parmlee, bankrupt, will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidderby VIM.
IL. Learmont, trustee, at the store of
said bankrupt in Yale on Tuesday, the
sixth day of April at one o'clock p. m.
Terms of sale, cash.
Married on Thursday, March 25th,
1915, by Elder ID. Mccall at his residence
west of Yale. Mr. George Park of
Maple Valley and Miss Pearl Armstrong
of \ ale. They were attended by Miss
Elizabeth Armstrong, sister of the
bride, and Mr.. John Fisher. We offer
heartiest congratulations.
Did you notice the big circle around
the moon last Saturday night. The
paper gave the weather for Sunday as
fair and warmer. Up til noon that
prophecy was fulfilled, then clouds OBJ
scured the sky and snow flakes began
to fall and a regular blizzard had set
in before night lasting through Mon
day.
Sometime the early part of last sum-
mer the Congregationalists of Armada
started the erection of beautiful new
church home. In February the build |
ing was entirely finished and great
preparations were made for its dedica-
tion. Three Sundays were occupied
with appropriate services, and all this
was not accomplished without the mat
ter being published far and near. In
issue of March % of the Memphis Bee,
Memphis being village only ten miles
east of Armada, a local item reads,
Armada is to build a new Congrega-
tional church in the near future, already
$1,000 has been raised for that purpose"
Nuff sed.
Four real estate transfers were made |
in Yale during the past week. Guy |
Beard sold his fine residence property |
on North street to his father, and also |
sold the r. w. Passmore property on |
Mary street to JAS. Il. Blackford. III. |
+. Beard sold the house and lot on cor
ner OF Jones and North streets to Mrs. |
Delos Zavitz. Jas. b. BlackfOrd sold
to Guy f. Beard his fine house ON Ken
netic street and has moved into part of
Mrs. Chamberlains house on Wood
street. Guy will move his family into
the Blackford house this week, Clyde
Adams and family will occupy the
house vacated ly them and Mrs. Zav-
itz will occupy her new home.
EOR SALE-Two story frame dwell
ing, rooms and closets, two lots,
good sized barn, we'll of water, els
tern, apple, plum and cherry trees,
and raspberries on lots. Second house |
east Of Catholic church. Payment |
down, balance on time If desired.
For further particulars see Mrs. M.
M. Bowles. 494
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01
CARD OF THANKS.

81 We sincerely thank the neighbors
and friends for the assistance they
rendered in our trouble, during the
sickness am after the death of our
father.-The FAMILY.
Mrs. j. Cox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Secord of Brockway town.
ship, died suddenly at her home in
Salt Lake City, Utah, on Wednesday,
March Gath, 1915, of heart trouble.
She was 40 years of age and was quite
well known by the older residents of
the city, having lived here for num-
Der of years.
The remains were brought to Yale
Tuesday, and the funeral was held
from the home of her parents, south
west of Yale the same afternoon, and
burial was made in Elmwood.
George Bailey, aged "a years, died
at his home northeast of Roseburg on
Tuesday evening last. The funeral
was held from the Roseburg M. +.
church this Thursday afternoon, and
the remains will be taken to his old
home in Canada this evening for
burial.
Mrs. Edward Feuslein died at her
home in Greenwood on Wednesday
afternoon of this week.
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01
Exposition Advertisements Pay.
Township Caucus Nominations.

We made mistake last week in
publishing the list of nominees at the
republican caucus held in Brockway
township on March %, and below pub
lish corrected list
Supervisor-J Ohm l.. Patterson
Clerk Earl Rose
Treasurer-James Middleton
Highway COm.-Walter Kilborn
Walter Brown
Member Board Of Review-Augustus
Smith
Constables- George Mosher, Patrick
Mckinney, Arthur Hall, Geo. Perry.
Township Committee-W. A. Cava-
nagh, James Rose, Hugh Hodgins.
Following is a list of the nominations
made at the Lynn township caucuses
held at the town hall last week.
Union Ticket
Supervisor-Thomas SHUT
Clerk-Elton Kinney
Treasurer Frank Gottschalk
Highway COm.-Charles Teetzel
Justices. A. McMurtrie
Overseer Of High'ys-Justin Curvin
SchOeneman
Constables-E dw. Gottschalk, Ran
som Teetzel, Fred Pritzel and Dwight
Ridley
Progressive Township Ticket
Supervisor-Jay o. Root
Clerk VIM. + Beers, jr.
Treasurer Robert Middleton
Highway Com.-Thos. Hillock
.Iustice--Andrew Curry
Overseer of Highways-FaY Green
Mem. I'D. Rev.-Ernest Miller
Constables-So solomon Tice, Arthur
Russell, Jno Hacker, Alex Boyer
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nearly new
for COW or other stock. Jacob Hoff-
man, IL miles west Of Yale. 52.2
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01

EOR SALE-Two story frame dwell
ing, rooms and closets, two lots,
good sized barn, well of water, els
tern, apple, plum and cherry trees,
and raspberries on lots. Second house
east Of Catholic church. Payment
down, balance on time If desired.
For further particulars see Mrs. M.
M. Bowles. 4g4
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01

Mrs. Edward Feuslein died at he
home in Greenwood on Wednesda,
afternoon of this week.
The Yale expositor., 1915-04-01

Following is list of the nominations
made at the Lynn township caucuses
held at the town hall last week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10
MOTION NeKET CALLED.
Several Orders are Entered in Dis
iriet Court This Meek.

In district court tain week Judge
Hawkins acted on motion grant
ing an extension of time In which
TO file statement OF facts and bills
or exceptions In the Pete Freeman
-. " W. James. damage case. APP
pSal bonds received b. clerk.
The motion for new trial in the
case OF Jeanette Hicks VS. w. NJ
Hicks. divorce ard Injunction. was
Withdrawn and divorce granted. In
Junction proceedings compromised
by agreemen, Wherein plaintiff was
granted $500. costs OF suit. etc
Appeal bend vas filed and approx
I'd hy the clerk this morning in the
case or tine II. 4 r. G. Ry. com
psny -. the Diamond Pressed Brick
company.
All otaer motions and receivers
reports for this form OF court will
be finally disposed Of Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. after which no
other civil business for this term OF
court uill be taken up.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10
Have Moved To Rio Grande.

c. L. Pollock and family OF the
Rocket; community leave today ,sat-
nrdayl for their new home at i.yford,
on the upper Rio Grande Valley,
forty miles from Brownsville. where
he purchased $50 acres of land at
: cost of $50 per acre. Mr.. Pollock
is self-made and hard working
man and through his ever energetic
efforts he has accumulated and saw
cd. bought and paid for the lao acre
farm ne sold recently at si25 per
acre. which he originally purchased
at $40 per acre In 1881.
Mr.. Pollock leaves Ellis county
clean handed and with numerous
friends. who wish for he and his
family much happiness. health and
prosperity. The old Enterprise viii
be a regular visitor At his home
weekly.
Lueian Grizzle and l. r. Rogers
OF Waxahachie LEFT with the two car
loads OF freight and will build the
residence and out houses for Mr..
Pollock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10

n r. Wood. Dallas: A u. Vald-
well. Dallas: J. q. whisnani, ri.
worth; 5. j. stuart, Dallas: NJ Y.
i.ssey. 81. Louis; I. } coiiins, Dat
las. ]. A. Grundy. Memphis. Texas
\ n. pcarman. Dallas, A. l.. fapp.
DALLAS: W. \. Grand. Waco; 5. T.
sadler. GascsviIie: Ben Hartley.
weatherford: II. Il. Eigin. Fl. Worth )
n G. Foote. 81. Louis. u. Cohen
Cincinnati: H. c. Hord. Gainesville
". W. Haynie. New York; r g
caskey. New York: u. L. urnmright.
Fort Worth: T. II. Conner, Fort
worth. J. r. Gather. Waco. j. =
Barnett. Fort Worth: u. II Barneit.
Fort Worth: f. r. Hunter, Waco.
r. Phelders. Fort With: Jas. Al
bers. Dallas: chas. Neatherls. Gle
barne: +. IL. Valentine. New Yrk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-10
.PnEsHYTERIANs ENJOY
MOST DELIGHTFUL OUTING
GATHER At CHATT1uQUA PARK
IN ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
PICNIC.

There was large crowd present
al the Central Presbyterian church
Sunday school picnic at Chautauqoa
park Friday afternoon from unsil
7 O'Clock. and everybody had good
time. Both old and young folks
We're most royalty entertained during
the afternoon with games such as
baseball, spoon races and various and
snndry out OF door sports. One 81
the feature attractions was a game 81
baseball between mixed teams OF
boys and girls, eaptaiued by Miss
Bess MeClnney and Ed l.. Andesso
The score vas Is To in favor 81
Miss MeCluney's team. Features Of
the game were pitching OF Miss sic
cluney and batting by other youne
ladies on the two teams
In the spoon race. wherein COR
teatants were required to take a
spoon and scoop up peaches Off tle
ground and return them to a glyea
station without loss. created quite 4
little excitement, The contest $50
won by J T. sullivan.
About G O'Clock the sports were
called % halt and the merry throng
invited to gather around a long table
that was fairly grooming beneath rs
load OF good things to eat. Then Tor
an hour there was something doins.
There was plenty and to spare for all
present aud they ate heartily The
picnic VIII long be remembered a.
Ione OF the happiest occasions Of the
season
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I6ir1 ndDUBl.E IxCK KIT.


3eA \. Lockett. ~, N anveatiye
So6Ins No came ID Naxahaehle ~
1xIt fron Hot sprsns Arkansas,
iS week completed his first model
n ! douhte sock nur with . double &C.
xu1tric. Which promises 10 be . nsost
yx1nnhle Invention II the nu1 Nil
ese the purpose for wiaich il was
fAzed Il viii III. long felt sant-
1gaekinery men have had sronble
xI3h lock nuts since the manufacture
n 1narhsnery begun and none Easa
proven reliable under certain strafEk.
M. I1oekeft belseses his new isvez-
don with the double eccentric y i
IH - loag felt want, and II il does
~ xi1I ind ready sale for it.
TIC working model Was made BY
~ Il. s. cronk company cut Of brass
ii ~ understood that Mr. Lockess II
AerInx ! variety Of models made =
et4ei which he viii aaye on exhibs-
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An Outing.

j. NJ. CalIens and wife. w. b.
Rutherford and wife OF this city
and Dave Rutherford and wife and
eons. D. r. Risinger and wife and
son and Miss Mary Lois Klncaid all
spent Thursday fishing on i0-mile
creek. near Trinity river. They
cooked dinner on the ground and
had plenty OF fish for ali present
They report most enjoyable day.
AIRS. j. ". Callens caught two fine
carp that wou for her the trophy.
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THIEVES AFTER COPPER.
Local Officers Answer Call TO sub
urbs az the City of Dallas.

Deputy sheriff Rogers aud Night
Policeman Morley we're called 70
wcrtham In Dallas county last night
to the aid of a nishtwatehman who
reported that copper thieves were
making way viii. great load OF
copper. The night-watchman APP
pretended the thieves and hurried
of TO a phone 10 call for help aud u
happened that in calling over the
Southern Traction company phone
he got into connection with the FL
lis county authorities. They went at
once TO his aid and just as they ar
rived saw the flash of his gun as
he fred on the thieves. The Off
GERS were out OF their jurisdiction
but helped the night-watehman
make a search OF the place but did
not locate the men. The approach OF
reinforcemenfs scared the thieves
away.
II is declared that the thieves
worked for almost an hour getting
the wire and getting IL rolled up
ready 10 take but we're scared of
without their booty The men. FIVE
in number. proved too much for the
Waterman and threatened 10 take
him and the wire along together,
but he managed TO hold his ground
and keep them under Surveillance
until reinforcements came.
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Plans are being drawn up BY j.,
NJ. Harris for the new Sanfaria
fcoIoredl Baptist church. The
plans and specifications will be COM
pleted the latter part Of next week
and bids will be received. The build
ing will occupy floor space OF
s0x7s feet. The cost OF eonstruc-
ton viii approximately reach ST.
600. II viii be brick veneer
structure.