The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-05

| prominent citisens. United States
| Senators Charles n. Townsend and
William Alden Smith, speaking on
"Our State" and "Our Nation" 70
spectively. touched ON the present hos
| tilities OF Europe and Americas anlliar
lions with Il. while Europe II lift
ing its arms and shouting death We
are elevating the red cross of Amer
lean sympathy and American good
WILL" said Senator Townsend. Amer
ica's attitude cannot be misunder-
stood"
Saginaw.-A small scrap Of paper
bearing the name Of Charles Nu-
koswski, 1919 Fraser street. led to the
Identification Of the body of nfteen-
year-old r. Il. Rumsey Of Bay City.
A Pere Marquette freight crew dis
covered body along the tracks about
four miles north of here. The head
was missing. both arms were gone and
the rest of the body was nude. The
head was found In the ditch about .
quarter OF . mile farther north and
other articles of clothing and arms
address Of the Nukoswsld boy.
Corunna William Smith. twenty.
connected with well-known Owosso
family, was placed on probation for
five years by Judge Howard Weist Of
Ingham county, sitting for Judge
Miner. He is required to attend the
Owosso Baptist church regularly and
must not go downtown nights with
out the consent Of the probationary Of
ficer. Smith has pleaded guilty to an
assault on girl.
Monroe.-Mrs. Fredericka Loeffier,
seventy-seven years old. born in Ger
many and the widow of the late Mar
tin Loeffier. for many years a mer-
chant of this city and for several
terms city collector. died Tuesday.
Northville.-Mystery surrounding
the poisoning Of number of Holstein
cows on the H. B. Clark stock farm
here has been cleared. The cows, II
was learned. licked paint from lot
of old kegs in an excavation.
Houghton.-Herbert Thomas, an
American enlisted in the Canadian
contingent, is dead of wounds received
In the fighting in northern France. ac-
cording to note received by his sis
ter. Lottie Thomas. at HubbelL
Wounded three times today. Am dy-
ing. Good-by," the note read. II
was dated Margate. France. May I.
Thomas enlisted at Winnipeg last fall.
Albion.-Dr. A. Raymond Johns,
pastor of the Court Street M. q.
church of Flint, has accepted call to
the pastorate of the First church Of
this city. to succeed DR.. G. o. Mills,
who went to Portland. Me. Doctor
Johns is an Albion college graduate.
Ionia.-Rev. Father H. d. Mccarthy.
rector Of the Church of Saints Peter
and Paul, announced that the Catholic
church building would be enlarged and
improved at cost of $4,000. Con-
tractor T. F. Banhagel of this city will
start working on the building.
Jackson.-Because Of the influx of
vagabonds into this city, the officers
are considering placing them all at
work upon city and county roads.
Since counties adjoining jackson have
gone dry this city has been the mecca
for outcasts of other counties.
Jackson.-While shooting crows
John Hoolihan, Jr., president Of the
1915 high school graduating class at
Montgomery, was seriously injured
when his shotgun was discharged. His
face was torn by shot.
Albion.-Business men of Charlotte,
Eaton Rapids. Springport, Marshall.
Olivet and Bellevue will join with the
Albion Boosters and Knockers club
at its annual picnic at Duck lake.
June %.
Dowagiac.-Clovis g. Irvine, for
mer manager of the Palace milk de-
pot. Dowagiac, accused by Earl Mus
ser of Kalamazoo of smbezzling $500
was discharged by Justice Fields.
Jackson.-Work will be started
soon on soldiers and sailors monu-
ment In Mt. Evergreen cemetery.
through the will Of the late Laura
d. Evans. 1t will cost $1,000.
MubheBOu.-DI. EOWaIu McVlCkor
Haymaker Of Meadville. Pa, physician
who planned to move here. was found
dead in his bed at the Occidental
hotel of heart failure.
Jackson.-The body of an unidenti-
fed man was found on the Michigan
Central railroad tracks Monday morn
Ing. Both legs had been. severed by
q. train.
West Branch. The body of wensi
Drobny. who disappeared about two
weeks ago, was found in : clump OF
bushes. His death Jts being probed.
| Lansing.-The greatest demand on
record for any act Of the legislature
10 being made for the judicature act.
No copies are available 1t present.
Quincy.-This village was visited
by nre. The opera house block con-
tanning several stores wss destroyed
with = loss Of about $4,000.
Jsckson.--Joseph Boudrie. another
parole violator. Was returned to Jack
son prison. He was sentenced Ia
Jackson prison from Monroe county
October 23, 1911. to serve from two