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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10
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The young daughter of Myrtle New
man was buried in the Earl cemetery
last Monday.
George Cannon recently lost a val
liable yearling colt.
Helen Beedle was home from Grand
Rapids, Sunday.
Mildred Eastman was home Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Homer Beedle attended w. Ed
mond's sale near Galesburg, Friday.
Mrs. Leversee visited her daughter,
Lottie Knapp, the first of the week.
Jay Leversee has been visiting in
Kalamazoo.
The following officers have been
elected in the Grange: NJ, Vet Healy;
o., H. Merrium; L., Ethel Eastman
7, Arthur Healy. c., Edna Wilmot;
Sec, M. Wilmot; L., d. Allen; G.. X
Will Niles; p, Grace Niles; S., Irene
Cannon; F., Esther Brown; o., Wayne
Joy.
Mesdames l.. Sanford and c. Post
spent Saturday in Allegan.
Kenneth Herman of Gobleville
spent Thursday with his grandpar-
ents.
The Mothers club were so we'll
pleased with the evening meeting
that they will try it again. Will
meet with Mabel Woodruff after the
holidays.
A. P. Holmes, who lives near Glenn
called at the home of his uncle, c.
Post, while enroute to visit his mother
in Gobleville, Sunday.
The little nephew who is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bell is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mas. Melchon were Kalam.
azoo visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Celia Hale is home again. Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter have moved from
her house into part of Albert Aliens
house.
Jasper Ampey and wife were called
to Benton Harbor by the illness of a
relative.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10

Cooley s. Co., headquarters for holi.
day goods. adv
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10
Wall Paper.

Paper for the identifying Of walls
In residences was first introduced into
Europe from the east In 1926
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10

Big assortment of Christmas mer
chandise at Cooley d Cos. adv
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10

Do your Christmas shopping at
c ooley's. adv
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-10

The young daughter of Myrtle New
man was buried in the Earl cemetery
last Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15

yillc) An official report made boy
First Lieutenant schopaus Of the
T~hirty-ninth Infantry regiment was
given out as follows today by the
overseas News Agency:
when In charge OF tho station at
ppl1dou, Lieutenant |Schuplus con-
yoisod with British and French pris-
unors who were being brought lon after
Ga, battle of Luus 4 British %licutcu-
ant, q member OF % London regiment.
made statements which showed the
use to which the auxiliary troops iu
~ hcucrs army are put.
During th, battle near Lous the
British started do, attack with Indian
uuaus these troops suffering heavily.
Tho british continued t. discharge
poisonous gases and the wounded In
ditus, unable to r~otrcut, persisted d
1896. mot until some time later hat the
EugiIsh troops h,a.u their attack.
When lu English officer Was asked
DO hg did mot object Goo these method
Dec answered 'WDl. they are only Iu-
dams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
SAY FAY WILL PLEAD
GUILTY TO CHARGE
OF CONSPIRACY
Man Who Claimed to Repre-
sent German Government in
Dynamiting Operations May
Turn Federal Witness.

ny NNMNM ~
New York. Nov. f5.-itobert Fay.
one Of the six mon now under indiet-
ment charged with attempting 20
place bombs on munitions ships sail
ing from this port for England n
France, today made a Ions statement
60 United States Attorney II snowden
Marshall. The statement "a under
stood to be in the nature OF a con-
ference and also TO furnish new de-
tails Of the alleged German plot 10
destroy or damage munitions shipped
from this country 10 the allies.
A prominent official ronnerted with
the investigation said a quasi agree
ment had been made between the
government authorities and Fay and
that Fay. who claimed 20 be a lieu
tenant In the German navy. would
plead guilty when brought to trial
| wit the five others on conspiracy
charges. II was also stated that Fay
would appear before the federal Grand
Jury. but not until after his latest
statement has been checked up by de-
partment 81 justice and secret service
lagents. n Fay goes before the e
eral grand Jury Il Is considered GER
tain that he will not be asked 10 waive
immunity.
officials said That much OF fay's
l%original statement was NaluelesS,
chiefly because OF v~agueness. Fay
who was arrested while experimentina
with explosives. according 20 secret
~service agents, confessed az that ttms
THAT he came TO this coQntFy Through
1.-The aid OF the German secret service
with tbs avowed purpose OF attaching
la marine bomb" OF his " invention
Ito munitions vessels sailing from Inn
lport.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15

Bend down. I want TO whisper II:
I'm glad that German bullet hit
My arm, so / can't fire again.
I'm sick OF killing. sick OF pain
Not the clean pain l suffer now.
But pain that comes, | don't know
how.
Around ones heart or mind or soul
Call II what name you please. The
whole
Foul b%attleheld's a killing place
OF souls. not bodies. On the face
or him just dead there is a look
OF horror. as II lighting took
More than his life away from him.
His mouth is set In tragic. grim.
And hopeless lines. as II he feels
The dying throes OF his ideals
AS II his s~lghtless. staring eyes
Had seen souls thrust from Par
Rdise
Like Lucifer. oh. why should l
Just kill and kill,
Then as you lie
And wait 20 fire. there m a stab.
Unconsclousness-the dripping slab
OF the field hospital-the cool,
Clean pain OF the calm. kindly tool
Handled by a physician-saint
Without a thought OF self or faint
OF Kill or be killed" SO you bear
In silence. agonies that teal
You limb from limb. knowing that
now
Your soul a rest Itself. and vow
Anew The sacred VOWS you broke
On the red battlehelds, where
spoke
tn intlaming voices OF the guns
That made OF peaceful men mere
Huns
That make a quiet citizen
A lawless murderer OF meni
I shall return when I am we'll.
or course. but not 20 fight Ia Hell
Nay. rather TO put heart OF graeS
Into these mems sad souls-to re
place
The horror by the thought OF deed
Performed for untorn peoples
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
TRAGEDY PROVES
THE MENACE IN
WOMAN SCORNEO
Miss Ada Warner, Aged 40,
Will Die and So Will A
year-old Sweetheart Whom
She Shot Through Lung.

Findlay, Ohio. Nov. li-physiciaus
today held ont mo- houo for the rccoN-
esy ~ either Norris 49, Powell -.
nor Miss Ada Waraer. so. his sweet
heart, who Saturday ug.ht shot him
and then .ut her throat whcu ho re-
fused Goo marry her after ahe entered
his home mean midnight ANA demand
90 uf thc point oi q That ho take
her for Pol. wife.
Powell Is at the homo of a. nearby
relative with 70 bullet in his luus. He
ran there .n hia 'ight clothes after De
had been shot add fell unconscious ON
the nuor after telling OF the tragedy
Miss Warner is at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Warner
she .s being kept under opi1tos for
she says she will tear tho sti.che.
from the wounds at the first oppor.
tunity i1 her desperation to die.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15

pressed that these events mI-ht ns.
sure the huppiu,sH ut tu, whole Mo-
lem world and the ottoman empire
'TIyrvc attacks directed Bog tho
BRITISH aud French and uaNy forces
.wliust the D~lrlaucllos with th" i'm
t,utiou Go invade Duustuutiuuplc and
GA, seizure uf the straits, which foe
two ANA "a half centuries the f@;ussilus
have been ontotiug, ave been re-
pulsed Dos the resistance, SELF sacrifice
aud enthusiasm at my army and
navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
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Be sure you visit our Photograph
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and Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
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easy payments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-15

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People want mild, easy lnxatives
Doan's Resulets have satisfied thous'
ands. gse at all drug stores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
NAVAL ACADEMY PLAYS
PENN TO STANDST|Ll

Annapolis. Nd. Oct. 1.-THE work
of Berry for the University of Penn
sylvania and Martin for the Naval
Academy. stood out today in an in
teresting game OF football, which re-
suited seven points for each. Mar
tin, who entered the academy this
year, carried the ball from scrim-
mage more effectively than any of hts
mates. but his star performance came
in the second quarter. when he inter
cepted a forward pass and ran seventy
yards for touchdown. The play was
nearly duplicate OF his performance
against Pittsburg last Saturday. Blod :
gett was called into the game to re-
lieve Jackson and kicked the goal
Berry succeeded Grant in the second
quarter. shortly after the Midshipmen
had scored. His kicking passing and
running with the ball were OF a high
order and he was the starting point
in nearly all of Pennsylvania for
ward pass plays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
East-End Eleven
Plays College
to Standstill

Battling to 90 standstll, the
Church Hin Athletic Club and Rich
mond Colleges second tea N put an a
great fight yesterday afternoon at
Westhampton. Both teams fought
hard from the very start. and one
time the husky boys from he East
End held the coIlegfans on the four
yard line. This was the closest the
Spiders could get to the goal Church
Hill was defending, while the Fast
Finders were never in striking distance
or the much-coveted goal line.
The collegians successfully worked
several forward passes, but they net.
ted them only ten or fifteen yards
Moltz skirted right end for twenty
yards. which was the longest run of
the game, The work of Simpson and
Kirby for the college and that OF
MOTIF and Parker for Church Hill
featured
The game which was to have been
played next Saturday between Church
Hill and the Blues has been cancelled
by the soldiers. The East Enders are
now looking for game on this open
date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
TRUSTY TOE
DEFEATS VIRGINIA
Orange and Blues Dreams of Duplicating Recent Success
New Haven Spoiled When Captain of Harvard Team
Boots Oval Over Goal Posts Three Occasions

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 16,-Captain
Ned Mahan, by Kicking three field
goals for his Harvard varsity football
team against the University Of Nir-
gtnia this afternoon spoiled the South
erner's dreams of duplicating their re-
cent success at New Haven. Virginia
had the defensive strength to prevent
the Crimson from driving across the
goal line with its attack. but three
times today, after stopping the Grim
son offense short well up the field the
visitors saw Mahan drop back behind
his rush line and boot the ball be-
tween the goal posts
There was no scoring In the first
period, and none in the second until
after the Nirginians had made their
third and last unsuccessful attempt to
score In the manner In whiCsn Mahan
as many times made good, Following
the Nirginians final effort Harvard.
gathering itself together, drove up the
field for nearly sixty yards in eighteen
| finely executed plays. being stopped
at the f1ve-yard line, however and
/ Mahan making his first count from
a point eight yards farther back.
Mahan's second score came in the
third quarter. Harvard had been able
20 push the Tirginians back from mid
field again and this time for thirty
yards, but holding cost the Crimson
a chance to continue its rushing game
and when Mahan made his second
| drop-kick il was from The forty-one-
! ard mark. The SHOT was dead or
the mark, and one which would have
brought score even If the Harvard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
GETAWAY STEEPLECHASE
PROVES GOOD FOR TRACK

The finish steeplechase race at the
Fair Grounds yesterday proved sen
sational affair, This race was arranged
by the stewards to meet the wishes
OF the many citizens and strangers
who attended the races.
The entries We're liberal. There were
n few troopers, and one OF the Jockeys
was bruised a little. Jockey Sheldon
was on the Job AT least he was for
part OF the race. but he was dis
mounted. and failed to get hack into
harness.
The entries were. Louie Love Lizzie
Fiatt, Yarico. Essex. Little Horn, Pc
tronlus. Setwood Yarmo. llalrpoint
Owing TO the heavy track, the going
was not as fast as might have been.
The result:
Loulie Love. first: Lizzie Flatt. sec
ond; Yarico. third; Essex, fourth. Time
80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
F armers Defeat
Wake Forest in
Hard-F ought Game

Especial TO The Richmond VirFfnian.)
Wake Forest, n. C, Oct 1s.-wake
Forest lost 10 the heavy charging A.
& NJ football team on the home
grounds today by score Of T 10 0, de-
spite the fact that Wake Forest was
handicapped by having three of her
varsity men on sick list from last
week, The game was fast and holly
contested from start 10 finish, and
twice the local team took the ball
away from A. & NJ, after four downs,
within ten yards Of goal
The only score Of game came In
second quarter as result OF three neat
" executed forward passes, which re-
suited in Seifert carrying the ball over.
In the second half Wake Forest work
cd the oval down to four yards Of the
line by ii series Of spectacular line
bucks and end runs, but the punch
was lacking TO make the required dis
tance.
1ine-uO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
BASKETBALL LEAGUES
WILL Be ORGANIZED

Wednesday night the Richmond ANA
teur Athletic Federation basketball
committee viii meet In the Blues Ar
mory 70 receive applications for repre-
sentation in the various leagues that
viii be formed this year by that or
sanitation.
All Athletic Associations which de-
sire representation in the leagues this
year should make application at this
meeting Wednesday night. which will
be held at o'clock. otherwise they
Will not be admitted. Immediately af-
ter the meeting the COMMITTEES. of
which Frank Rowe is chairman, Will
get together and draft the schedules
for this season.
Last year there were three basketball
leagues in the city. and this season
there will be at least thiB number. and
there is n probability that four will
be formed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
GENERALS V|CI0RS
OVER TECH ELEVEN
Washington and Lee Keeps Polytech-
mic Institute on Defense
Throughout Game.
Especial to The Richmond virginian. }

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Roanoke. Va. Oct. 16.-Wirh a
football team that clearly outclassed
the V. p. !. eleven, Washington and
Lee today defeated the Blacksburg
Techs, Is to 0.
Throughout the game the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute was on the de-
fensive, and only once in the final
quarter did they succeed in making
downs.
Washington and Lee scored on
touchdowns, the first being pushed
3ver the goal line In the initial quar-
ter by Sweetland, the Washington and
Lee right half.
showed extremely weak in the first
few minutes of play. and 1t was not
until the advent of Hall. who took
Boph's place at left tackle, that the
long tackle runs of the Lexington
team were stopped.
Afterwards Washington and Lee
shifted its attack from the left side
of the line. and w.1ie able to send its
sturdy backs through almost any
point of the line, Halls strength
checked the left-side drives that had
been largely responsible for the first
touchdown.
The game was marked by punting,
V T. l. booting the ball into Wash
inGton and Lee territory at every op-
portunity. On an exchange of punts,
Washington and Lee inva ria bly,
gained ground because Of the ability
If Barrett 10 run hackkicks.
Young had his collarhone broken
in the third quarter, aud was relieved
by Baghy, the little 112-pound quar-
ter. The most spectacular feature of
the game came In the final quarter
Waen Bagby made a pretty forward
nass 70 Sweetland who carried the
gby failed to kick goal.
Hall and Dixon did the best play
ing for Y. p. L. while Sweetland Bar
-ett and Sorrels. together with lsard
); end. featured the game for Wash
ington and Lee.
The lineup:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
VIRGINIA CLASSED
WITH BIG ELEVENS
Defeat of Yale Hands of Orange and Blue and Showing
Made BY Virginans Against Harvard Yesterday Make
Football Critics Sit Up and Take Notice.

fersiveness that the Lafayette men
could shew.
Another score Of much interest 10
Local football enthusiasts is that OF
the FIRST contest In the intercolle giate
Association The Ham den Sidney
Tigers wiped Up the field with william
and Mary. After the dust cleared
away the score was 2S 10 0. The re-
salt as not surprising because the ms
knew that the Williamshurger were
not fully prepared for the contest.
Georgetown Beats Carolina.
somewhat dumping CaroIipas
hopes against Virginia into the ash
can. Georgetown won from the White
and blue eleven IS Ia 0. II seems
that the Carolinihns were completely
oemorallzed when the Washington
fessn landed on their line Coach
TreGchard's proteges. on the other
hand. tould not work forward pass
safely II looks like another case
Of one-sideduess in the game here
Thanksgiving Day Fandom tn Rich
r7aona however. will not be glad II
this. because n fivht 20 q finish is
better than showdown.
The Spiders from out westhamp-
tor way, lost TO Y u J.. IL 70 6. The
score while rot surprising. is not
aanroiEtment 70 local people The
Gaccts have an excellent eleven th'9
fall Their experience. gained from
the game with Virginia should have
hrf eei them, too. Fut football Is Ike
basa haIl--not much can be figured
osIt about scores on paper. A wonder
ful quarterback Can he all ne ia in
one or .wo games and IN n newspaper.
but when he gets on Fridiron, with
. Thousand people watching his every
raove. thif * ere changed somewhat.
Randolph -Macon's win over the
Bluea Was Interesting. The Ashland
crs showed mach night yesterday.
Their backfeli was guperb. and prom
Uses great things in the State race
North Carolina Aggies had better
watch ont Some eleven or twelve
fellows from Lexington. Va, are com
ing their way soon, and might walk
ever them. Y. +. I. fell victim 10 the
team for whom Ernest LaniEan man
ages 20 earn q reputation as football
writer Yesterday. Thirteen 10 o was
the score The men on the teams dti
not work hard yesterday, however.
Tho thermometer in Roanoke was we'll
up into the nineties and It was far too
not 10 work
The largest score rolled up and re-
corded yesterday was that Of SYRIA
cuse which scored 81 points to reg
istere3 by Rutgers other scores
were. Sewanee, 8 ; University Of Flori-
day, q; Yale. 10; Springfield. 0; Cor
nell a; BucEnell 0; Pittsburg. As:
Carlisle. o. Dartmouth, 60: Vermont,
q. Lehigh. q Albright. 6. Penn
state. 81. Gettysburg. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
Showing Harvard Yellow Jackets Richmond Blue
BLUES ARE DEFEATED
BY YELLOW JACKETS
Neatly Executed Forward Passes Are Cause of nanmen'
Downfall, -Four of Them Resulting in Touchdowns-
Blanton Makes Great Run for Touchdown

1t fell into the arms Of the aforesaid
Polly Blanton. and he raced up tbs
field for touchdown. Ruskell kicked
goal.
The game was hard fought from
start to finish, and though defeated
the infantrymen displayed much plucl
and grit. However, the Ashland
backfield proved too fast for them
hence the defeat.
For Ashland the brilliant work q
Lancaster stood out PROMINENT!
throughout the contest. He executed
some of the neatest forward ps@se:
ever seen at Broad Street Park, will.
he advanced the oval on numer.,uI
occasions by skirting the ends or httl
ting the line. Young. Ingram an'
Richardson also played well in TIL
backfield, while Christian and Cap
tain Scott performed in stellar fash
ion on the two wings.
Blanton's rinety- yard run fea
tured for the Blues, while CisselI
Ruskeli and Word deserve special
mention. At times the lire also dis
played much fight. ami they frequent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
l.YhCHbURG DEFEATS
BLACKSTONE ACADEMY

Especial 10 The Richmond Virpinian }
Blackstone. Va. Oct lG.-Jn one OF
the hardest-fought games Of the sea
son Blackstone Academy met defeat
at the hands Of the LNnchburg High
School warriors SO TO o, In spite OF
-1ne fact that the odds were In favor
pf the heavier team, the spirit OF the
Blackstone eleven was invlncible. the
Cadets checking the terrific onslaught
81 the High School better in the last
quarter than in the first Individual
stars would he hard 10 pick, the
features of the game being the line
plungtrg # the Lyuchhure backs and
several spectacular forward passes,
SUmmary: Referee. w JARVIS c X
(Hampce sidney Umpire, Comp
Ton fRan5oIpa- Macon) Head lines
man M -Ag9n (Richnond College,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
Springfield Is
Defeated by Eli
In Hard Contes,

New Haven. Conn. oct. 1G-Yaie
defeated the Springfield Y. NJ. c A.
Training School team in the Bowl
this afternoon by a score OF - to o,
The Vale offense worked with more
effectiveness than against virginia and
the defense was strong except during
the first part Of the third period.
Touchdowns by Legore and Neville. n
safety by Miller and a goal from the
thirty eight yard line by Savage
made up the Yale scoring.
Touchdowns were made In the first
and third periods and in the second
there was a drop kick and a safety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
DANVILjE IS winner
OVER CLUSTER ELEVEN

Cluster Springs. Va, Oct. I6-~By
using the tandem tire plHn4ez and for
ward pass effectively. Danvi4le His h
Schnel won a victory over Cluster this
afternoon, % to - During the first
and second quarters the game was eas-
Ally pan%iile's with little opposition, but
later Cluster showed marked strength
and was able 10 score In each Of the
last quarters The game was featured
by excellent PLAYING by the whole
Danville team, coupled with the run
Dsua If Robinson and all round play
ing Of Copenhayef. the star center
for Cluster.