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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
library for the purchase of books.

library for the purchase of books.
w. Schlect, chief engineer of the
reclamation service entertained the
members of the service and a few
others, at the bank hall Wednesday
night AS all the field men have,
been called in, they greatly enjoyed
the occasion, after the years hard
field work.
Mrs. Bolinger, of Bozeman, presi-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly paid
the Malta lodge a visit last Thurs
day. In the evening a special meet
ing was held and the work of the
degree staff exemplifed. At the.
conclusion of the business session a
most elaborate supper was served.
Mrs. Bolinger was delighted with
her visit and with the work of the
order.
Only a few days are left now UNI
til the election for Phillips county.
Friday the town was visited by many
of the candidates who went to Wag-
ner in the evening to attend the can
didates ball there. Some of those
out for Office are making a house to
house canvas realizing that the lad
les are greatly interested in the COM
ing election and like to see and talk
with those for whom they expect to
cast their ballots.
Monday evening quite a number of
parents and patrons of the school
gathered at the school building and
formed a School Welfare League.
Prof. Elliot was chosen president and
G. Davis, secretary. The Mozart or
chestra played several pleasing Sc
l~ections and Rev. Perry of the Con-
gregational church and Prof. Elliot
made interesting talks, after which
refreshments of sandwiches, cake,
pickles and coffee were served.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Garland entertained at dinner in
honor of their oldest son, Edwin's,
sixteenth birthday. Those present
were Prof. Elliot and Miss Robert
son, his present teachers, Miss Mabel
Peck, his first teacher, Misses Aver,
Gerber, Hakes, Remore, the other
teachers of the school, Miss Gladys
Robinson and Harold Gerber. An in
vitation to the Garland home is al
ways accepted with pleasure as one
meets with such pleasant hospital
ity. After dinner the evening was
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
WeRurul
Items Sent in BY The C0uTieTs
Special Corps Of NeWs Caterers
MALTA ITEMS
Malta, Mont, Jan. 81, 1911

Malta, Mont, Jan. 81, 1915.
Revival services are still being held
in the M. E. church.
DR.. G. w. Clay spent Saturday
here in the interests of his profess
sion.
Sunday afternoon the new Breth-
ren church was dedicated for SER
vices.
Edward White, the insurance man,
spent a few days at home here last
week.
Mrs. G. Howe of Wagner spent
Thursday and Friday here with Mrs.
A. w. Schilling.
Rev. S. Blackison held Episcopal
services here Sunday and his sermons
were we'll received.
Miss Mabel Peck returned to NAL
ia Thursday after spending nearly
three years at Glasgow employed in
the county clerks Office.
Wednesday night of this week the
Odd Fellows lodge held public install
lation to which the Rebekahs were in
vited as we'll as a number of others.
A fine lunch was served at the con-
clusion of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Schilling left
for Minneapolis Sunday night where
they were called as witnesses in the
Great Northern-K Kaufman case, which
has been in the courts for some time.
They expect to be gone at least ten
days.
The Bachelor Girls Club held their
usual meeting Friday night, after
which refreshments were served. They
Melted about $50 at the "Spinsters'
Convention" recently, which money
has been donated to the public school
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE
MA TIONAL CAPITAL
IN OUR WEEKLY LETTER FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.
ship building in this country and fur.
lish work to many idle hands.

ship building in this country and fur
lish work to many idle hands.
Should the coming Congress pass
legislation which will actually build
up our merchant marine and place this
country, in that respect, where it
should be, it may look back in future
years with just pride in it's accom-
plishment, as having done something
great and lasting for it's country and
people.
The Republicans in the Senate are
determined to fight the ship purchase
bill, which is one of the Presidents
pet measures. Many Democrats are
also opposed to the bill in it's present
form. They feel to have the govern
ment enter the transportation business
would lead to undesirable complica-
tions and would not be for the best
interests of the country.
The American steamer Greenbrier,
bound for Bremen with a cargo of
cotton under certificate of the British
consul at New York, was stopped by
a British cruiser, the American flag
lowered and replaced by the British
flag, under which flag the G~reenbrier
was escorted to a British port and
searched. The Department has de-
manded an explanation of this act on
the part of Great Britain.
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HOPE VALLEY NEWS

HOPE VALLEY NEWS
John Mccullough visited with Max
Kruger last week.
Lots of snow makes it look good for
a crop next season.
r. c. Arnold and Harry Mikkelson,
are at Glasgow this week.
Mr.. Bake is circulating a petition
for a saloon at Philadelphia.
Frank Pelham bought a team from
Bill Hoffman the other day.
Gourdeaux and Dement, finished put
ting up ice for Frazee at Glentana.
Mildred Lidke and Mildred Kirk
were out buggy riding the other day
Some snow girls.
Most of the settlers in Hope Valley
have filed and now feel permanently
fostered to their "farmsteads."
Mrs. Kirk is having all her butch
ering done now. Billy K~ouminsky is
the main actor.
A petition against a saloon at Phil
adelphia is being circulated and quite
generally signed.
R. Dudley was out from Scobey the
other day and stopped over night al
Hope Valley Farm.
A. Crandall has bought a team OF
"bronks" from Will Hoffman and is
busy breaking them now.
Kommenski finished hauling 80 tons
of hay he sold to F. H. Derrig.
Anna Horton drove to Opheim the
other day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
WASHINGTON Letter
January %, 1915.

January ~, 1910.
It would not be right to begin a
new letter this week without mention
ing the fact that President Wilson is
now possessed of a new dignity-that
of grandfather. The baby boy is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Savre
and was born at the White House
Sunday afternoon.
It now seems likely that the Presi-
dents contemplated trip to Panama,
en- route to San Francisco, will be
abandoned and the President will go
to the Exposition at a later date, and
by rail.
Those who are practically leaders
in the Senate say, that an extra ses-
sion of Congress is not only a posi-
bility but a certainty, and that Con-
gress will be in session until late in
the summer.
1t is understood that an attempt will
be made to pass legislation doing away
with the narrow restrictions now hedg-
ing around our ocean commerce, 50
that our ships may compete with those
of foreign nations on an equal basis
Should wise legislation of this char
acter be enacted, there is no doubt
that it would be a great impetus to
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29

Jim Hardness and Roland Arnold
moved the well boring machine from
Glentana to Gourdoux's and are Dor
ing for water there.
Mr.. Mulson of Philadelphia passed
through the valley the other day, hav-
ing been to Opheim to file and on
other business.
The dance and social held at the
Kirk school house was fairly well at
tended and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by those present
1t is reported that Pelham lost his
sled and Wells boys a load of mer-
chandise in the Scobey Feed barn by
fire.
A threshermen's association called
"The Porcupine" was organized at q
meeting held at the Kirk school house
last Friday for the purpose Of organ
izing the thneshermen of this North
Country so as to better the mutual in
terest of all. John Mason was elect
ed president, Harry Mikkelson, Vice
President; Art P. Arnold, Secretary;
R. c. Arnold, Treasurer. 1t was
agred to hold another meeting at
Glentana the first Saturday in Feb
ruary and a large attendance Of
threshermen is looked for.
Hurrah for Senator Fishbeck OF
Sheridan county. His introducing 9
local option "Herd Law" bill proves
him to be a farmers friend. Every
farmer in the northern part of Valley
County ought to petition Senator
and Representatives to work hard tx
pass the law get away from having
their crops destroyed by range stock
If this is a farming country, let's have
laws for farming. Very few farmer:
can afford to fence their half section
homesteads and what few range stool
men that are in this locality al easily
fence what little stock they now hav,
range for. If they can't they had bet
ter quit and go to farming.
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spent with music, guessing contest
and dancing until eleven o'clock. Prof.
Elliot won head prize in the guessing
contest and was awarded . lovely
box of home made candy. The con-
ISOLATION prize was a tie between Miss
Hakes and Harold Gerber, who drew
to decide and it falling to Harold
Gerber, he was presented with q
small whip.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
the past two weeks.


Miss Jennie Redfeld entertained at
dancing New Years Eve. EVERYBODY
present had a fine time.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hansen entertained at
Whist Thursday evening, January Is.
A dainty two-course luncheon was
served at midnight. All spent a very
enjoyable evening.
A dance was given at the home Of
Edgar Jennings Friday evening, Janu-
airy 9Th. About forty were present.
The Snow Coulee orchestra furnished
the music. Everyone had a rousing
good time.
Come again Ed.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29
SNOW COULEE


Miss Laura Mittlestadt is attending
school at Opheim.
Clyde Squires made a business trip
to Glasgow this week.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Tremper are
spending the winter in Helena.
Aug. Mittelstadt, made a business
call at the Quasi home this week.
MI. and Mrs. M. Ayers visited Sun.
day at the Herman Mittelstadt home.
Edgar Jennings has been visiting
with VIM. Hines for the past couple Of
days.
.Delmar McVee and wife have been
visiting in and around Glasgow for
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
ySimes" beridltet iiber Dlpbil.
mahnns bon 100000 9iuiien.
Sritenmelbnng iiber %erienfuns ei-
mes bentidjen ll-Sputcs iuiOerlegt.
@DrpGrts malt bentidlc 6inauslase
nnf benz &riege idluars..
Sentide 8eieaidlaft Snr 5OrDermns
Der Sanmmoa- -Ginfnbr segriinbet.
Die 3niien itellen HGnmnng Der Sc
itnng 8ruSno in Slnsiidlt.
Tetrusrab halt iidl pur Slnsriff Der
Sentihcn inn oerbit iifDer.

Berlin. %. 9lug Ser Druid
Der @erbiinoeten auf Die 9iiiien in
Sit.@oli3ien bat benGurfbrltd ourd)
Die 9inien Der Iesteren am 3lota- 2ipa
Sluiie sur Solge gebabt, Die amtlif
mitgeteilt miro. slus Der glei6en
Guele miro ntitgeteilt, bnB Die Ort.
ihaft gearep, 20 Neilen iiiooitli6
bon giaIpitof bon ben Seuti6en ee-
ftoninten uoroen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
Siaa beipridt angeb=
liden 6ieg.
Hanamerifaniide aOnfe.
ren5 tagt wieber MIDI
ite @Ddt.
MfpnfereD BON ben @illa-Srnppen
nod INNER belasert.
2ebbafter aainpf angeblidl nabe
Fiebras Negras i'm 8nuse.
&utfrens- 3ps fonnte infulse Sriifen'
nbbrnhes nidJt iueiter.

@oibing ct o n, %. Slug Sc.
neral 8ila telegrapbierte belite lei
nem @aihingtoner 9tgellten aus
Durango, OaB Die gtieoerlage Der
Garronsa- Sruppen bel &illa Garcia
Dor mebreren Sagen cine iebr enl-
pfinbIihe selpeien lei, Oo ibre Ser
lutte etipa 200 Spte unb 500 Ser
tplrnoete betrugen. @ina's Sruppen
nlter Gen. &aoiiI Wfubero iesten Die
9elogerung bon W}onterep fort, oos
0ur6 Garron5a-Srlippen inter 8e-
neral Srepino perteibigt miro.
sSn Ser na9iten 3ufitnit miro Die
panamerifonii6e &onferelI5 bas
nerifanii1e 8roblem meiter erlDa-
gen. 9ie Situng Der lateinomerifa-
nii6en 0iplomoten nit Sefretdr
9oniing tpnroe nod nidlt oefirttin
arrungiert, biirfte aber nn6 Gngaben
BON Stodtsoeportements geantell
Gnoe nG6lter ISOLDE itottfinocn.
I'm oieie Seit tperoen ale slrt.
porten aiif oen glppe4 betreffs ciner
sSriebensfonferen5 in Werico eii1ge-
troffen iein. Wton gloltbt, boB @e-
neral Gorran5o in ieiner SlntiDort
Die 9Inerfennltng ieiner &egieruna
perlongen miro
8eoroe q. 0ouqlos, 9lnfpoIt fiji
Garran5o in 8oibington, erbielt
belite folgenbes Selegrannrn bon @e-
neral 8oblo 8onsoIes, ben Srlo-
penfonllnonbor1ten III Der Stoot
Merico, oas DO m26. slugitit Do
tiert lit:
sd babe Dos 8ergi1iigen, Sic 81
perIt6notaen, oab Die aageineine
Gage t6glid fid) beiIert. Oas Sunger-
9roblem lit foit geloIt uno nit ge5ug
ol,f ben gobnnerfebr miro oos Sario,
iobolo oieier nit bem 9torben olifge-
nommen lit, mas IN brei ODER bier
Sagen gei6eben iein miro, ein be-
oeutenb giinitieeres IuSieben ge-
ipinnen.
Oas omerifoniif)e Hote &reua
meloete ober beiite, bob Die 9erito.
rltne Der @iienbobnbriife iiiolidl
BON glGenoe ieinen 9lger1ten, 5. 6.
8eGer, notigte, nit elmer 3rtglubung
9eobritnasmitteln nod N5iebros 9te-
aros Suriid5ufebren. Die 9eobrungs-
mitteln ioQten BEN Sauienoen bon
bilnaernoen Srauen uno ainbern in
Wonclopu unb Saltiao 5ugefiibrt
nerben. @eIler meIoete, oai3 iiiblid)
BON 8ieoros 9tegras Elm lebbafter
Gon1pf i'm 8ange iei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
Nener 6olbitrom aug
Gnglanb.
3nr Sebnng bes &rebitS
Der Sritem in Ser.
Staatcn.
$19,000,000 8ulb nnb 100000
SefnritGten ans 9unbpn.
sln Sprb ppn SdllafJtidliff bpn Gng-
lanb nadD Sonlifar sebrndlt.
Starf bcluadJtcr 3ns brinst iebt Die
SenSnng nnf Stem g)prf.

nnceboro, Maine, 2S. 9lllg.
sic in bieicm Ntonote 5peite 9rpbe
Senolng Don @olo irnb @ertpapic-
ren aus 9onoon na6 91em gorf ging
beute arf eiiem Spe5iol5ug bllr6
@oncebpro. Wtou iogt bier, oob iie
ans Bombs i'm @erte bon $50, 600.
900 rno aus $19,000,000 @oI6 be-
itebt.
@olo uno Sefuritdten ioGen oen
britii6en areoit in oieiem 9on6e
it1rfen Imo Den Stur5 oe5 britii6en
Yilno einbalten. Sie Sen6lrng
puroe IN SaIifor on 9orb zines Itarf
betpadten 3uges gebroft, nafoern
lie oortbin on &oro eilteS Don
fleineren 9riegsiGiffen begleiteten
S9la6tififTes @roBbritonltiens ee-
bra6t iporoen mar.
Ger 3ug iette iih oiis feds ft1b-
lernen @rpreB- Oars, ether Speiie.
Gar lno einent getpobnlifen Eoiio-
gieripagen 5lliummen uno ltabm 80
GrpreB- -@o6en nit. 9ie erite @olb-
ierbung bate befolintli9 einen @ert
BON $52,000,000.
9ta6 flir5en biefigci 9lufentbalt
5tpefs @e6slirng Der 9ofomotine
fubr Der 3ug Inn 9 llbr pnl iiber
Bangor uno Hortlano nod 9fetp
0orf ipeiter.
gtem Dorf, %. 9lug. Soier
tpurbe beute befortnt, bab cine ipci.
tere groBe Senbung 9olo aus @roB-
britaltnien ii6 auf Dem @ege BON
Solifar iiber 9ongor, Nte., nod gteip
gorf befinbet. 9eonlte Der @rpreb-
@eieGi6oft, fpel6e Die Sertoung
transportieren miro, eeben 5u, bob
Der 9etrog iebr beoelttenb lit, tpoIlen
ober Die genoue @obc nid)t angeben
Gs beiBt, OoB cin SdIu4tid)iff bu5
@olo bon @ngIaito nod) Solifnr &C.
brod)t bot. SoS @olb ion ben britt
iten Srebit III ben Ser. Stooten
beben liito Dem iteten sallen oes eng.
liihen Hflnoes @i1lbult tirn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
YatriOtiider 8nfIe geiudt
Sua einem 3immersenuiiem in Sad.
inn $3.50 seitpblen baben.

Sadion Mi6., %. slug. Ser
3ur bon 9fuBlano mag Der 9ienite
BON @eorgp5 Brpitnfc5af, zines &uf.
len aus Sadion, beralibt iperoen, Der
am Montag nod Stem Yorf abgefob.
rem mar, Tim angebIid einen Oam-
pier mad @r6angel 5u beiteieen uno
iid ipdter in Die ruiiii6e Irmee elm.
5ureiben. Sonp 9ac3a, nit Dem er
elm 3inlmer bier geteilt bate, bot
ridmIif gesen ieinen 9unosmann
eincn Saftbefebl eripirft, iporin er
bieien beiduloigt, ibm $430 IN SoIb
ellttpenoet 5u baben, Die er in elmer
Sanotai9e bielt. Gie 9oli3ei IN
9tep Dorf piroe eriudt, nod Dem
ongebliden 5lii6tling slitsi9au 5ll
balten. Ger 9ompfer, onf benz er
abrciiell pollte, perIdBt morsen yteip
9orf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
WaS Die ger. Staa=
ten ermQrtell.
Nidt nur Gntidd0ignng,
iOn0eru audi 6aran>
tie1.
Nnd Grlebismns bes Irabie.TalIes
bic Sniitamin.5rase.
Barrier ssisarp leitartifelt iiber ben
1tntergang Der Irnbie.
Spfft, bak @afbinstun iid nnbeidei.
ben setsen iuerbe.

@afbington, 2S. slugliit
Che li6t Der slrabic 3tpii ii6enfa0
beigeleet lit, iperoen Die unterbanb'
hlngen iiber ben Sail Der 2uiitai,ia
Die Don einein beiiti6en Sau6booi
perienft murOe, 5tpii6en ben Ser
Stuaten ltno Seliti6lanb nid)t er-
neuert tper6en. Dies pllrbe bier
beltte eeIagt. @enn ou6 Die Ser
Staaten peritanoigt puroen, oat
9euti1Ianb bereit lei, Die 9uiitanio.
9lngelegenbeit tpieber olf5unebmer
ltnb Gntiddbigltng 5u offerieren, IL
miro Ole amerifnnii6e &egieriiitq
oo6 feinen berdrtigen &ori9Iogt
rtdber treten, iolonge ni9t Der slru.
-6oG erlebigt lit.
lleber Die @erienf1ng Der srobit
eripartet man aus 9eiiti9Iano feline
Deiteren Nadri6ten, iolnnge ni6i
Ser Sauhboot 9onuno1oait, Ser
angebli1 oas S6iff nerionf, ieiner
gerid)t eritattet bot. Surd @rai
bon 8ernitorff, oen beuti6en 9ot.
ihafter, bot Die 6el,ti9e &egierunq
bereits ihre slbiidt befonrttgeben loi.
len, Dem Ser. Staater fir Die Serleit.
fltng bes Gampfcrs pole @enlta.
tltlng 5u leiitcn. Gs iii ielbitper.
itdnblid befon1t, bnb Die Ser. Stao.
ten lid niflt 5iifrieoeltgeben tperoen
iolange nidt fir ben @erluit omeri.
fanii9er Wenf6ellIeben S6abener.
ias ge5oblt unb @erii6erllngen ge.
geben iperoen, bob in 5ufitnft fif
1bnlife Sraeooien niflt ereianel1
piiroer.
ssransDiiife geriton iiber 9lra6ie.
Yoris, 90. s(ug. Ser isiaoro
1ubert ii9 in einen 2eitortifel iiber
bas Gerieltfen Der Irabic ipie folgt:
rSclitihlano lit lrneri6opflif) in
el1ti6uloiglngen. Gs bot foI1e on
Tdnemarf lino Soaanb geridtet uno
mofte iest NIT ibnen Die Ser. Stoo-
ten begliifel1 Die Srage lit MIR, Oh
Die amerifonii6e 9fegierlr1g ii9 nit
fold idledter Ntiin5e sufrieoelt
geben ipirb. 0enn 9euti9lan6s
Gntidulbigungen 5eigen fpeber &eue
nod bos @eripre6en Der 9ti6trpieber-
boliina.
Ser beutide 9rug lit i9on 5u oft
an Die omerifaniide GueQe gegon-
gen; er lit fir ferneren 9ebrou9 5lt
iebr bei6doigt. Gin neuer ipir6 &C.
brarldt. Yrdiibent @iIion nnb Sc
fretGr 2aniing iperben iif nid)t IGn-
ger nit leeren @orten 5iifrie0en.
geben. Berlin lit ii9 beifen MIR
81 gut beipubt uno periud)t aIles, Inn
ein poar Gage 81 getpinnen."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
Mfonardii6e Seri6wDs
rllltg.
Bprtngals Gesieruns bat iidl auf alle
iSGlle Durbereifet.

2ifiobon, %. 9lug. Or. Gil
po, Der Winiiter bes Snnern, fiinoig.
te beute in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
on, bob i'm norbliden Hortlgol cine
n1onar6ii6e 8eridporilng oiisgcbro-
den lit. Sic &oiernen eines &egl-
ments SSnfanteric in @uimornes. II
U3eilen iiiooitIih bon @roen, rpurben
ongeeriffen unb picle eerionen per-
munoet.
Or. SiIba erfIGrt, boB Die Hegie.
rune unlfoiien6e SoriidtsmoBreeeln
ergriifen bot. @affen lino 8on1beil
purben beihlnsnobnt. 9ie 8obn.
bride BEL Srofo lit bpnon,itiert NOR
oen, bod iinb 3iiec nod in Der Gage,
iie bcnueen gu fonnen. Gum S6luile
perli6ertc Der 0einiiter. boB Die Gage
in Tortugul jeet normal lei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
Gntraitung iii 0enfiee
Gountp.
MibOletom lit ieiueu Sers
ltBnngen gtiterm ers
legen.
9lntomobiliiten iollen inter Mprb.
flase geitellt merben.
r-Ibseuroneter anseblih NIT elmer
ShnapsflaidJe attafiert.
Sin neuer Seitras snr 9ueal Option.
@eifidte i'm Staate.

Stint, 0fid., % slugitit =
Gntriiitllng, bie ii6 b6iifig III Gro
fbilngelt Suit mad)te, ergriff geiterrl
gan5 8eneiee County, ols aus Nit.
0forris bic 9ead)ri6t gefonnen mar,
baB Gnerp :. Wfiobleton ser frilbere
Staotsaebgeoronetc unb Siibrer Der
Troereiiipen im Golnttp, ben Serlet.
5lingen erlegen iei. Die linn ailgeblidI
Sliitonobiliiten bcigebrud)t batten,
ipelde nah elmer &pliiion flieben
ipoIlten.
Coroner Stetpart bon Stint tpitroe
geitern gegen Z ltbr aben0 perltdlt.
oigt, 6aB Wfiooleton geitorben iei
uno oronete ipiort fiir 1tdditen Gier-
Itog entertainment on. SpGter gob Der
Sheriff befarnt, BOB Die 5ipei WtGn,
ner, ole in @erbilbitng nit Dem an.
gebliGen Ineriff feitgebolten ner-
oen, elmer @ilion iinb S6iram Strat-
ton, bes Woroes i'm eriten 8raoe be-
ifulbigt tperocn ioaen.
Ser Sorfoa, lpie er geItern na6 ei.
1er oberflG6li6en llnteriu6ung &C.
i6iIbert tpurbe, ifeint iidI folgenoer-
maben obgeipielt 5lt bnben: elmer
@ilion, Sironl Stratton, 9olIts
Smitb lnb Charles Song tparen in
cinem GutomobiI ra6 @irh Stun ge-
fdbren, Inn Spiritltoieit 5u falifen.
Bird Stun lit Siint's Soie, ieitbem
8eneiee Goulttp ,troden" lit. @on
gir6 Stun 5iiriiffcbrenb, folibierte
bas glutomobil nobe Wtt. Worris nit
acknowledgement, ion aber, obne OIL
subalten, raid peitergefobren ieiIt
Wibbleton, Der ii6 5ufol1ig in Der
gtdbe befanb, nerfudte Die sluton1o.
bilfabrer ni1aiihalten.
@as MIN geid,ah, lit nod nid)t oitf.
gefldrt, ober 0iooleton tpurbe Jpn,
fer nit elmer S6nitttpiinbe am ShG-
Del nod) Dem Souie oes Or. Suab
Graham in 0}t. Worris gebrod)t.
gllner @ilipn uno Sirom Stratton
bebalpten, bob Wfib6leton pom 9ouf-
brett bes gittos geitiirst u,to init Dem
&opf nlif Die Strobc altfgeihlngei1
lei. Ser Sderiff aber iogt. er babe
oitsge3ei6nete @riinoe fir eincWorb-
anflaee, ilnb bebaliptet, DOB Mibble.
tom nit elmer SbnapsfloSfe alif ben
&opf gei6lagert uno 10 perlest tpurbe,
bnB "a Stunben ipGter Der Sob ei1-
trat.
2ouis Sntitb iu1b Charles 2ono
fonnten geItern seigen, baB iie nit
Dem ongeblihen @erbre6en in feinern
3i,inrninenbnng itanben. Smitb bot.
te feline 9egleiter in Bird Hltn Der.
laiien unb lit aiif elmer SS1terurbon.
Gar nad Stint suriid9efebrt, linb
Gong mar iofort nad) Der &o1iiion
aus Dem sliito geiprungen uitb be-
fano ii6 tidt barin, OILS es Otibble-
ton ar5iibalten irld)te
Den gan5en geltrigen Sag puroen
@ilion uno Stratton inter Der &c.
ihuloigllng Der 5runfenbeit feitge.
balten. Cine Sanbtai6e nit sSIa.
iden gier llnb Sfnops ion I'M gluto-
mobil gefltnoen tporoen iein, abcr oie
Wdnncr beitreiten, oaB fie betrlnfer
tparen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-28
Tiir bic idmarjen SnOeu,

q eip gorf, %. aug. Or. Sac.
aues Saitlopitf, Der bei,te nit Dem
Gunpfer 9uca oegli glbru5si nad
gteapel abfdbrt, ninlmt $4,000 NIT,
Die in oieiem 2anoe geiammelt NOR
oen paren, Inn Die idtpar5et oSliben
in Ibeiiinrien III Der bebrdiiden
Sprade Su i,nterrihten. Der Softor
fagt, oaB es in glbeiiinien $4,000 gte-
ger eibt, Die SebrGer iinb, uber Die
iiibiihe Sprude nidt mebr ipre9ell