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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03

Otorgnn'fden Souie orn sluge lno
an eiilem gein nerleet.
Nem 9orf, 3. Suli. Ser
glttetttater bebauptet, anlerifoitiifer
giirger 5u iein, ipri6t aber nit
einem 9lf5ent. 9en gluftrog, 81,
Wforeon 5u eeben, mill er bon
oben" (@ott) erbnIten hoben @on
ben @ore1neen i'm 0forgon'i6en
Souie bot er ofienbor feline Ibnune.
Gr beitebt barouf, ooB er ben Sinnn-
5ier ni6t babe perlesen fonnen, bu
er i'm bur6 Die S1iiiie MIR err
i6reden tpoIIte. IS di9oB, Inn i'm,
Ingft eirtaliiosen. Sd i9ob an i'm,
porbei. Sic fcnnen nit mir Inn,
mas Sic poGen. Sd tot meine
Bfli6t, tlin Sie Die Sssbre," ioete er
bem &i6ter 2lrpiter.
Die 8eriftshous.genntten limo
iiberaeiiet, bab Der Mu,n nif]t BEL
geiu1bem @eritonbe lit. Or botte
bel ii6 eine Menee bon gabn.Sabr'
farten nod peri6iebenen Srten inb
$40 gnrgelb.
@Iencope 9. g., 3. Slili.
Serr Worgon ieIbii elaubte offenbor
niht, bab er ihiper perlest tpurbe
Die eriien Selepbonaitfrngen beuitt.
tportete er perioillih.
Sei,te nohn1ittug bebauptete Der
Slttentdter, boB iein Same s. Solt
lei. Or erfIarte, er iei frart5oiiider
9ebrer on Der Cornell. .l1niperiitGt.
@egen Wtittag erlttt Der ShieB'
boIb ShtpG9e5ultanoe. Waon ipeit
nift, op bies uuf cine itorfe gliitiinq
aus elmer @unoe nabe oen Iuee
suriid3ufiibren lit, nobin i'm ber
sAlog nit benz Seueri6iirer trof
ODER ouf einen ettpaigen S9abel
bruf).
Die Eolt3ei beboiiptet, boB Sol
ieit etipo elmer ISOLDE in @leilcopt
lebte. Or murbe bon perihieoener
gerionen ouf Der Strabe geiebeit.
Berionen fonten berbeigeldufen, I'm
su jeben, mas poiiiert fei.
Wenn aud nienlnnb nerlest tpur
be, 10 ruur6e bod Der @1f)ter Sones
Der fait iinnlittelbor unter bern ger
ltriin,merten Saal ON benn Sor 5iiu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03
GrploiiOn int aapitOl Dis
fembar @trf eints
8trriifttm.
Shaben i'm Gntpfansssimmer Der
Senatsfammer nnbeOemteno.
Mtan nermtitet, baR SDaeuntaidtne
ben Shaeen nnridltete.
Iufresnns in Der Snnbes Sampt-
itabt groher als nDtis.
Sdaa Der Ggplpiium lief iidl melt i'm
1tntfreis bOren.
Iad benz Sdreiber cines griefeS an
Seitnms ipirb seinflt.

8ai aibineton, 3. Suit. Cine
l1nteriu9une lit beitte i'm @ange, Inn
Die l1riade Der i6refli6en grploiion
feit5uiteaen, Die eeitern ipGt no6ts
ben offertlihen Gn1pfangsiaal auf
Der Senatsieite oes &opitols i6limn
beihGbigte. @enn oli6 Die genoue
llriade Der @rploiion nidt ipiro feit-
geiteIlt iperoen foinen, ebe So6per-
itonoige Die unterfuhung our6ge,
fiibrt boben, 10 glaubt man bod aa-
gentein, oab tie bon elmer 9onrbe ooer
elmer Soaeilntaidiile beritamrlte.
&einer Der slneeiteQten bes &apitols
rpeilte 5llr 3eit Der grploiion in ie-
nem 3eil bes 8ebouoes ino niemanb
ipurbe perlest.
Sertriintrnertes Nfuuerperf BON Der
nit Sresfen ge5ierten SooIbede unh
ben WGnoen, Serbrp6enes &rpitoIl.
glos BON bem groBen Sronleu6ter,
Stiide beg rieiieen Spieeels, Clos
bon ben Seititern ltn6 Seil6en ser.
iplitterten !Sol5es laeen bette ali
bem 9oben bes Scales. 8Ias unb
Elm Seil bes Sol5iperfes Der Siire
Die BON bem @mpfonasioal 3it BEN
8ange fiibrt, Der iih birtter Der sc.
nntsfummer bin5ieht, ipuroe gleih
faIls 5erbro6en Cine i9nere Siirt
nod Dem 3imner bes Si5e-YrGiiben,
ten, Die nber felt pieIen SSobren ni6i
eeoffnet ipcrben mar, tpuroe our9 Ole
Grihiittering niifgebrohen unb Die
ib,r gegeniiberliegenbe Siire, Die mad
bem 3immer bes Sereeant-at-arms
fiibrt, prroe beihdbigt.
Gie erploiiou tpiirbe ntele @lofs
melt eebort unb @o6en aus oller
Teilen bes &apitols utb olfeeregtt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03
8niien btbanpten Sieg,
anoere Serif)te iagen
bas Gegenteil.
CffiSicller tiirfiidDer Seridlt iiber
SaroaneacnfGmpfc.
@ioerlegt Die seitriaen SiesesberidJte
nns Spnbpn.
gelgiifer Sampfer faat bentihem
SanhbuDt snm Cpfcr.
Jiniiiides llnterieebuot i'm Shmarsen
Yiecr i@@tis.
Sritiihes ltnterieebuut nrbeitct i'm
Marmnrnmeer.
@erienfte nnacblif tiirfiidlen Srnp.
pcntranspprtoampfer.
@erienfte nngcblidl tiirfiidlen Srnp.
pentranspprfoampfer.
AZ. Sabrsan9.
HnmGniens Sultnng.

Berlin, 8. SuIi. 9robtlos iiber
Sopnille. sc. q. Inter ben bon Der
lleberieeilden 9fa6rihtenoaentl,r
ousgegebenen Nuhridten befinoet
it'd folgeiloe:
nSSn bieiigen politii6en &reilcn
itnb @teloilnaen eingcialiicn Die IS
beitotigen. oob 8umonien Die 9lncr-
bietiIngen ocs &icrbllnbes obgelebnt
bobe, neil Die Heqicrung bon ben
3entrnlm6hten giinitigere @nerbie-
tlingen erlpartc.
Cine 3niammenitellnns rniiiifer
@erlnitc.
9erlin. 3. Suli Srubtlos iiber
Soppille, q. .. WtilitGrid]riititeQer
baben ousgerehuct, oab Die 9filiien
pom =. Nai bis sum 81. Suni in ben
Sdnben Der Seutid)en geloiien buben:
1880 SfiiSiere uno $4,000 Mann
als @efongenc, 300 Selogeif)iise,
TO Naifineugeuebre lmo unid)ds-
bares Sricgsnaterial.
Tniien seiteben iueiteren Giifsns.
9onoon. 8. SSiIi. SSn Der Iegten
oiii5iellen ruliii6en @fcloling gibt
Der riililidc @cnerulItnb 5lI, oaB Die
ruiiti6en Sriippen iih i'm iiioliher
Eolen Dor ser glrmee oes Selomor-
ihoqS BON 0tofenien INNER netter
aiiriif5ieben rnb Die Oeiitihen I'M.
nler nober on Dublin beronfonmen.
Ger 8enernlitn6 gibt alf 5u, ooB
sic Seiterrct6cr uno 9eiitihen in
9ali5ien peitere Sorti6ritte mahen
uno boB tie bie 8nila 9ipa iibcr-
Ihritten boben.
Nm Der oiterrr. itnl. @rcnse.
9onbon 8. Sui. 9eridlte oeS
itoIierliihen 0ouptquartiers ipre6en
bon erbobter Sotigfeit longs Der
ean5en 5ront. SSn unoffi5ieaen BE-
ridtcn miro bebouptet. boB ole Sta
Iiener 5olmino, ben S6luiicI 5itm
Sion5otal. erobert baben. bod miro
binSueeiiigt. boB Die Seiterrei6cr
nod intmcr Die @efeitigltngen lm
Solnino beiest balten uno bob ser
Son1pi Inn oieie nod unenti6icben
iortbouert.
Inseblif,e Sleusernnsen ocs Tapitcs.
Goris. 3. Suli. Ser SSigoro
peroiientlidIt Den 9erift iiber einen
9eiitf. ben 6erOiuano 9auoet. 81.
reftor Der &coue Seboontoooire uno
friiberer Sefrctdr Der fral5oiiidclr
0otid)oft beim Sotifon, lesten
0fontag bem 8apit nbgeitattet bat
Serr 9auoet bebaltptet in ieinem @c-
rtd)t nidlt. baB es ein Sr1tcruieD lei,
bos er er51hle, ober er 3iticrt &prte,
bic Der Yopit gebrnudlt boben ioa.
nohoem ihm Der @eiudcr geiagt
bate. nel6en ginorud 9ouis 9ata-
pics Snterpien nit Dem Eopit III
Sronfrcidl gcniaht babe
slls in DER llnterbaltling nit oan
Eopit Serr 9olioet auf Die 9felitrfli.
tdt ail iprchen fam, unterbra9
ibn Der Tapit nit Dem slus.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03
Nmiiem 9eben tpeiteren
Nllcf5ng I'll.

befonoen ii9 in Der 9egeitb BON 9es.
fen luo iparen nit &oblen iittb Nab-
rimgsnritteln belnben.
,9as ltnterieeboot beid]ob oiib
einen I'M 6lrib peranferten 9anlpfer
uno trieb einiee nit @oblen belobene
9arfen lmo einen Sdlepper on ben
Strano.
yS5n Der gtdbe bes gineanses 5llln
9osporils fam bas llnterIeeboot irs
@efeft nit einem betpaffneten Shu-
ner. gtadl slustouih elmer 9ln6abl
pon S6iiiien ipuroe bieies Sdiff nit
5fpei anberen BON Gbnli6em Spp on
ben Strono getrieben.
Ser pffisieae fran5Oiiidje geridt.
8oris, 3. SuIi. 9os Sriessrni-
ntiterillm peroffertlihte nohntittug
folgenben offi5icaen 8eriht:
raSn oen 9lrgpnnen bauerte Der
&ontpf nit rnperminoerter Seftig-
felt Die gan6e gfn6t fort. @ir be-
boupteten olle lIniere Stellureell
,lno bra4ten Dem sSeino iebr idiucre
@erIrite bel.
~Ssn Der @cgenb bon Weseral ,olir-
ben aWei neite sln9riffe nIf uniere
Stcllltngen bel Crete, oItli9 bon
Weseral, 5ltriifgeihlaeen.
n9luf Der iibrigen 6ront bot cine
iebr beftiee aanonabc itottgefuuben,
an Der @ei6iise oler &oliber be-
teiliet maren. 9toh slrras geidllel,-
berte @ranaten beriirlnhten einlae
9rGnoe, Die ober unter &ortrollc ee-
braht Derben fonltten.
~Sron5oidle 6lieeer buben nit @r-
folg Die Giie1babnitotionen bon
GboGerange, Barren linb 9ongenlard
bonnboroiert. 9lud, beittiche 8atte=
rien in @inp unb @eourning mrtr.
ben bon ben iliegern nngegrifien. "
(9lae bier genannten Srte liegen in
8elgien unb linb in beittiheln
Siirfiihes Sranspurtidliff perienft.
9onbon, 3. Suit. Ser gr.
DANCE telegraph 60. miro bonn
&orreiponbenten aus gltben nitge.
teilt, oab elm britii9es ltntcrieeboot
am 26. Sunni i'm Iormarameer bas
tiirfii6e 5ransportihiff AZ, bas
nit Srl,ppen gefiiGlt mar, 5um Sin-
fen gebroft bot.
Slieseransriff nnf Diterreidiidles
SandDbppt.
a m, iiber Voris, 8. Suit. 9as
Wtorineminiiteriuln berihtet, bab
Elm italieriiber Slieger i'm Ibriati.
i6en Ieer ein oiterreifii6es Inter.
ieeboot gum Sinfen sebro9t bat
Ser Slieeer lieB iein Slue5eug ME
oergeben, bis es nur 80 sSuB ober-
balb 6es Suu6bootcs itoltb, itnb
mari oonn srpei gontben ab, Die bas
5ou6boot ailf Der Stelle gum Sim
| ten brdGfen.
Die nnermiiblihen Snnfbopte.
9onoon, 3. Suli. Der belgi
if)e 9ontpfer 9oorogrot lit Don Ell
! nem oeutiden unterieeboot torpebiert
llnb jltnt Sinfen gebroft norben
Sic Monnidlaft tpurbe in Solinortf
gelailbet.
Ser 8oouognat mar ein Eun1pfel
pon t44t 9ruttotonnen, erbnut If
| Cumberland int Sabre 1909. @r &C
borte elmer 9lnttperpener Sd)iffabrts
opfp0idhoft
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03
mn RIO olniiertnn fninnr

: $50 bic GlIiierten feinen melt.
eri9iitternben Sieg berousbrenieln
fonnen, borf man nit Siderbeit on.
nebn1eit, boB lie cine eridiitternbe
9aieberlage erlitten boben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-03

Die ein5ige fderi4e oeat.
f9e Beiti1na in 2Gibigan,
rpef8e Die 9epef6en Ger
PH. EreHe 6rirst.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

Bertha Gray of Smyrna were married
in Lansing Saturday evening, March
%. Mrs. Gray went 10 Lansing TO
help them get settled She is ex-
pected home any time now.
Miss Nettie Corral. the music
teacher. will give recital at the
Methodist church In Belding for her
pupils and their parents. A number
OF the young Smyrna people will take
part in this recital 1t will take
place sometime the first of May.
The play The Deacon" given by
the Merrymakers Club of the Seeley
district at the hall Friday evening was
quite we'll attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoppough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hoppough were
Sunday visitors of their Smyrna rel
atives.
Mark Hull of Keene was a caller at
his brothers A. H. HUNS and wife
Tuesday
Mrs. Ellen Beedy visited on Smoky
Row Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Condor.
Mrs. Lottie Compton spent Sunday
in Moseley the guest Of Mrs. Eva
Andrews
Miss Edith, Percival spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents at
stanton,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14
Smyrna

Mrs. Goldie Price returned 10 her
home in Detroit last Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. j. +. Insley and Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Mehney We're Sunday
evening callers at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Northway.
Mrs. Lowrey of Grand Rapids is
here visiting her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Wacha and family.
Mrs. Geo. Houghton and three chill
dren returned 70 their Detroit home
saturday
Ray Barbour Of Orleans was the
over Sunday guest of his sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ring and son
Carroll OF Belding were the Sunday
guests OF VIM. Gardner.
The little eight-year daughter
of Frank Bachelor living near Nose
ley broke her leg Sunday just above
the knee. DR.. PentoH was called and
set il. She is quite comfortable now
Mrs Olive Insley has put in a small
lire of candy, cigars. stationary and
post cards, in the Smyrna postoflice
Gilbert Hawley of Keene was in
town Monday delivering maple sugar
and syrup.
Mrs w II. Tebbell received word
that Hugh Williams, a brother to
win and Fay, her sons in-law, was
dead a number around smyrna viii
remember him as he and his brown
auto could be seen quite often on our
streets year ago.
Monta Coss of Lansing and Miss
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14
UNDER ARREST ON
VERY SERIOUS CHARGE

ALVIN Bush is under arrest on
serious charge brought by Mrs. En-
ma Fuller against him for enticing
away her daughter Thelma last Satur-
day, The girl who is l 8 years old was
playing with other children in the
vicinity Of her home when it is al
legged that Bush came to where they
were playing and giving the younger
children some peanuts and a few PEN
MES TO go and purchase more, he en-
ticed her 10 take a walk with him.
short time later the other children
arrived home at Shell Chapman's and
related the circumstances. This was
about four o'clock in the afternoon
and very soon the whole neighborhood
was aroused and began a search for
the girl City Marshal Meginley and
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Murray were
notified and quickly got on the trail.
Bush was identified by Mate Antcliff
who first saw him and the girl near
the Kiddville school house walking
in the road toward Belding. Antcliff
took the girl into his wagon and pre-
vailed on Bush also to ride. The lat
ter denied his identity at first but fin
ally said he was Alvin Bush Crowds
of irate citizens soon gathered and
their temper was such that ii needed
only the word and Bush would have
been roughly handled.
He was brought to the city and
landed in Jail
He claims that he did not ask her
to go with him but that she followed
him. Later developments in the case
however seem to point 10 the contrary.
The penalty for the offense under
the statute in such cases is very severe
and if Bush is found guilty the eX-
IRENE penalty is none too harsh for
him.
His examination has been adjourned
to Monday, April 10 at 9 o'clock a. M
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

Rev. and Mrs. b +. Robson, mis-
sionaries from China will lecture in
the Baptist church next Wednesday
afternoon and evening, April 81.
Ray Waldo has accepted a position
as salesman with one of the largest
jewelry stores in Lansing and leaves
for that city Monday.
Paul Bailey and Dane Maurer. for
mer Bedding players, left Monday for
Battle Creek where they are 10 try
out with the Southern Michigan
League.
Mrs Thomas Bowman of Detroit
came last night and took her sister,
Miss Eva Brooks, who has been in
the city hospital several weeks on
account OF dislocated hip, home
with her this Wednesday morning,
Mrs. Charles Campbell of McCords
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs +. e. Conant are
spending today in Ionia,
Mrs. Charles Coon entertained the
Royal Neighbors at her home We'd
nesday evening Of last week. Music
and cards furnished the evenings en-
tertainment after which ice cream
and cake were served. When IL was
time to say goodnight Mr.. Coon
brought his jitney bus into service
and took all the ladies home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Beemer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Beemer and
daughter Margaret were called to
stanton last Friday by the serious ILL
ness Of stephen Ellsworth, father of
Mrs. Milton Beemer. Word was re-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

ceiyed later that Mr.. Ellsworth died
Tuesday.
Mrs John Balm has moved back
into her house on the corner of Front
and Mary streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Watkins of
Grattan have been guests Of their
daughter Mrs. A. S. Dimmick.
Will Hubbard and Earl McGilpin
who were confined in the county Jail
awaiting arrangement in circuit court,
made a complete getaway last Mon
day while all OF the officers were
away from the Jail. They are be-
lieved TO have had outside help. The
escaped men are both ex-convicts.
Hubbard was charged with carrying
concealed weapons and McGilpin fac
ed a charge OF burglary.
Miss Pearl Sporting is spending this
week with friends in Grand Rapids.
Frank Donovan and Miss Milly
Comstock of Big Rapids were week
end guests of John s. Donovan and
Mrs. Cora Donovan.
The warm weather of last week
was followed by general and decid-
ed fall in temperature on Monday OF
this week. During the forenoon snow
was flying at different times. Not
enough fell at a time to color the
ground, but 1t gave the feeling that
winter had not taken complete leave
of the state.
Upholstcring. see Leon Forman, s11
South Bridge.-Adv. 4w
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14
Missionary Society

Mrs. j. w. Wells and Mrs. Guild
entertained the missionary society at
the home of Mrs. Wells Tuesday.
April 6. In addition to the regular
program Miss Cora Guild and Miss
Lucille Bricker gave two piano duets.
Very nice refreshments were served.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

About Our Town and It's People

The regular meeting of the w. r..
c. will be held Saturday, April IT. All
mem bers are urged TO be present as
there will be initiation.
Mrs l.. f. Clemens and daughter
Mrs. Newell Chase spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday with relatives in Grand
Rapids.
I1ost--Easter Sunday between my
home and the Congregationalfc church,
a small gold pin Set with an opal
Mrs. Ed. Lamb.--Adv.
Samuel Raby went to Lansing SAT-
urday to spend a few days with his
son Arthur.
Stomach dosing will no more cure
cataTrh than heal a cut. You must
get the medication right to the sore
and diseased membrane. That's the
Hyomei way-you breathe it. No
catarrh remedy is so simple yet effec-
tive. Wortley 4 French guarantee it.
ADV
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gaze.
daughter Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs
Gaze have been living at the home of
Ernest Shawley and will soon enter
the employ of the Seeley Brothers on
their farm.
Miss Eleanor Belding of Chicago is
making weeks visit here, greeting
her many young lady friends
The Hurry Back restaurant on
Bridge street closed its doors TO the
public Monday morning. For the past
month Mr.. Beckwith's health has been
very poor. so much so that he could
not give his attention TO the business,
and Mrs. Beckwith concluded it was
best to close up the business entirely.
Fred Nanderpool of Grand Rapids.
former restaurant man, who did
business on Bridge street, was in the
city Monday on business.
To put radiance of sunshine in the
hair. and not only make il grow long
but soft and beautiful use Partisan
Sage, the inexpensive tonic sold by
Wortley a French. There is nothing
better to remove dandruff and stop
falling hair.-Adv.
Upholstering, see Leon Forman, sf1
South Bridge.-Adv. 4w
Jerome Lavery was in the city on
legal business connected with the
duties as probation officer for the
county.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. George w.
Moulton. A Bohemian lunch will be
served.
A dollar subscription to the Banner
or a dollar paid on subscription ac-
count will bring you 5000 votes in the
piano contest at Pecks
Walter Kidd after an enforced alb
sence from work by sickness is again
back on the job at the station as
cashier in the freight office
George Wagner has the plans COM
pleted for a new house which he will
build on the lot purchased OF the
Bedding Land q Improvement Co. be-
tween Mrs. A. b. Hull's and ]. G. Will
burs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Reed are enter
tanning a cousin, Mrs. Albert Stone of
Grand Rapids.
Miss Dorothy Towle of Stanton
spent Friday with Mrs c. S. Barnes.
Mrs. Ida Hymes and Miss Gladys
Hamilton were guests of Mrs VIM.
Cannon of Grand Rapids from Fri
day until Sunday
Subscribe for the Banner or pay
a dollar on your subscription and get
5000 votes in the piano contest at
Peck's.
Charles Oshinski of Grand Rapids
visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Born to Mr.and Mrs Harry Kruger
of Water street, Tuesday, April 13,
nine pound son.
Mrs John Lemley and children
have returned TO their home at Sagi-
nav Mrs. Lemley's mother, Mrs
Michael Wilson returned with them
for few weeks visit
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14
A Texans
Idea

Michigan horse-owners are apt to
swop experiences. They tell each
other of any good idea they have hit
on for the better care of horses. Here
is a suggestion from far away. 1t is
from Mr.. w. A. Langham Of Beau
mont, Texas, who says: IT have used
Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh in my
stables about two years and find it the
best liniment have ever tried ADV
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

The lord lieutenant of Ireland re-
ceives an annual salary of 100000.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-14

The vinegar of Arabia is said TO be
superior to that OF any other country.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-05-13
COLORADO LABOR
LEADER CONVICTED
JOHN r. LAWSON CONDEMNED TO
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR
KILLING DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Attorneys Will Appeal Case and Con-
vlcted Man viii be Released on
Twenty Thousand Dollar Bond
Pending Action on Motion.

Trinidad, Colo.-John r. Lawson,
noted labor leader, on Monday was
condemned to spend the remainder OF
his life at hard labor in the Colorado
penitentiary. He was found guilty OF
first degree murder in connection with
the death of John Nimmo, a deputy
sheriff killed In a strike battle october
rs, 1913. Under the Colorado statute
making 1t the duty of the jury to fix
the penalty at death or life imprison-
ment the jury in the district court
fixed the milder punishment.
Thirty days were given to file mo-
ton for a new trial and Lawson was
released temporarily in custody Of his
counsel.
Judge Hillyer later announced that
the labor leader would be released on
$40, 900 bond pending action on his mo-
ton for new trial Lawson's former
bond in Las Animas county was $15,-
600 The new bond was arranged for
at conference between Judge Hillyer
and Horace N. Hawkins, chief counsel
for the defense.
Seated at his lawyers table after
the verdict, John r. Lawson talked
calmly of the outcome of his fight for
life and liberty.
They may get me, but they can't
defeat the cause of labor" Lawson
said I'm not worrying about my
selt-it's the fight l have been making
for the workingmen that | am inter.
ested in, and that will go ahead just
as before. Even for me, it's a long
way to the penitentiary, My attorneys
will not give up until everything pos
sible has been done to save me-"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-05-13
TURKS BURNING
ARMENIAN TOWNS
eITuATIoN AT VAN DESPERATE
AND MASSACRE OF ALL IN.
HAHlTANTs FEARED.
The Existing State Of Terror Has Pre-
vented the Planting Of Crops
and Famine In That Section
10 Pending.

TiAia, Transcaucasla. The pursuit
OF the defeated Turkish army under
the command Of Khali Bey in the
KhortDilmen region Of the Caucasus
Is being continued. according to trust
worthy adylces reaching Tifis.
This battle, which resulted In heavy
losses for the Turks. began April 20
at Hanshta, near Urmiah. Turkish
achievements compelled the Rus.
SLAMS 10 abandon Dilmen and en-
trench themselves at Magonzhio, from
which position they kept up heavy
artillery fire until the arrival Of Rus
sian reinforcements.
Nersus, the bishop OF Tabriz. Per
STA, has arrived here. He describes
the situation at Van as desperate.
Eight hundred Turks and large mum
Der OF Kurds are active there. de.
stFoying Armenian villages. OF 300
inhabitants OF the village OF Rashya
only three escaped The Armenians.
according TO the bishop, are still hop
Ing for American and Italian diplo-
matte Interference. At Van they
have been standing of the Turks and
the Kurds for week. Four Turkish
regiments are advancing against these
Armenlans from Erzingen, II Is
feared that the history Of 1895 and
1895 will be repeated
II Is declared In Armenia that the
young Turks have adopted the policy
pursued by Abdul Hamid In that year,
namely. the humiliation OF the Ar.
meniana.
The existing state Of terror has pre-
vented the planting OF crops and a
famine 10 impending The city of Fer.
zeFum, Turkish Armenia. has 800
cases OF typhua fever.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-05-13
WALLIS PLEADS GUILTY.
Fine Of $500 imposed on Former
Food Inspector Of Idaho.

Boise. idaho.--All cases against
James II. Wallis, former state dairy,
food and sanitary inspector Of the
state Of Idaho were disposed OF Tues
day in the district court by the de.
PENDANT entering technical plea
OF guilty to one case, in which 1t was
charged that MIR. Wallis certified to a
pay roll for full months pay to a
deputy, who was then working in an
other part OF the state and who had
only worked part of the month, which
Mr., Wallis at the time OF the certii-
cate did not know, he claimed. but
signed the certificate In ordinary
course The other cases were dis.
missed, A fine OF $1,000 was imposed
upon the plea, which was paid
Mr. Wallis stated that he adopted
this course rather than submit him.
self to the great expense of defending
the several cases.