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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Household Helps

When removing gloves never begin
at the tips of the fingers to pull them
off, but turn back the wrist and draw
the glove off wrong side out.
Rub the patent leather shoes with
vaseline and allow to remain on the
shoes half an hour. Wipe off with
soft cloth and polish with a piece of
cotton flannel. Keep shoes soft and
bright.
Scrape the soles of the baby's shoes
with file or rasp and save the little
one many falls.
A cheap and excellant solution to
use in drains and closets may be made
by using one pound Of copperas to one
gallon of water. Turn into closet or
drain at night.
For tired, inflamed eyelids there is
nothing better than cloth wrung out
from hot water, apply to eyes and
change the cloth often.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
THE PLAYWRIGHT
AND THE "PUNCH.'

Once upon time, in a large city
there lived young man who attempt
ed to earn living by writing saleable
plays and selling them to producers.
His attempts were unsuccessful. He
scribbled merry farces that convulsed
his friends when they heard them read;
he wrote tremendous melodramas that
caused them to quiver with excitement
and he wrote beautiful PASTORAL dra-
mas that made the readers mouth wat
er for country sausage and hickory
smoked ham, but somehow the pro-
ducers could not be prevailed upon to
accept any of them. "They lack punch
was their criticism.
AS the days went by our friends
finances worked themselves into an
embarrassing state. The landlady be-
gan to demand money or room" and
his friends declined to be touched an
other touch. Other creditors were put
ting his accounts in the hands of collec-
tion agencies. And still none of his
work had developed the much sought
for punch" And then the big idea
came to him. He took shopworn set
ting, created hero and heroine, both
married but not to each other, and
ked in several scenes where the
wsiing woman appeared in her nigh.
tie." BY way Of "punch" he intro.
duced some lengthy discussions of sub.
ject that no father would think of dis.
cussing in the presence of his family
The author called it PROBLEM Play
The producers were delighted and the
royalties made him wealthy.
MORAL-"Punch" Is not what you
feel, but what the man who "kicks in
wants you to put into it.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
EAST JORDAN WINS
FROM DEWARD

East Jordan went to Deward Sunday
and played the fastest team they have
played this season When it comes to
get line up Deward is right there.
They had catcher Lando from Macki-
nav City, former state league player;
pitcher Babe Lawrence from Grayling,
and three more outside players. Never
the-less East Jordan won the game by
playing good ball and by the good
pitching of Sedgeman who had four
teen strike outs to his credit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
To Wash a Lavender Dress
Without Fading.

Put four ounces of alum in large
tub Of cold water and soak the dress
for 10 minutes, then wash in tepid
water, using bran instead of soap. Tie
the wheat bran loosely in thin cloth
and rub any soiled spots with it until
they are clean. Rinse at once and
hang out to dry in the shady open,
well out, so that it will dry quickly,
and hang carefully, for pulling while
it is wet ruins the lines of the dress
and weakens the threads Of the linen.
If the dress does get faded in spite of
all, have found it is good plan to
put few drops of cold-water dye of
the same color in the final rinsing
water.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14

makes profession Of reforming people
II seems like that should be side line.
Some folks can't resist celebrating
victory, even at.the risk of informing
the enemy of their position and Of the
fact that many are away from their
guns.
An Oregon merchant went to hos
pital to have his appendix removed and
upon leaving the hospital married his
nurse. With this thorn in his side ne
should not miss his other appendix.
The man whose dying request was
that all of the money he left be spent
on his funeral, tried to beat the Oft
made remark that you can't take your
money with you when, you leave this
old world.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Circuit Court
Next Monday

The regular August term OF Circuit
Court will convene at Charlevoix next
Monday. The docket contains three
applications for citizenship, viz;
John Grill, William Fletcher Empey
and William Z. Black.
low are the cases on call:
CRIMINAL
The People VS. Otis Flowers, carrying
concealed weapons.
The People VS. Jack Zagorski, rape.
The People VS. Edward Gerner, deser-
ton.
The People VS. Harvey Mclean, viola
ton of local option law.
The People VS. Clifford Poquett,
larceny.
The People VS. John Tisron, burglary.
ISSUES OF FACT AND LAW
B. Mclean VS. W..Thurston Gibbs
and Mrs w. Thurston Gibbs, appeal.
Robert Withers VS. Richard S. Shap-
ton and Oakley D.. Hammond, Co-Part,
nerS, treSpaSS on the case.
Big Rapids Savings Bank, a corpora
tion VS. Boyne City Hotel Co. a corpora,
ton, Et AL, assumpsit.
Wilbur S. Burns VS. John Peiffer, as
sumpsit.
CHANCERY
Stanley A. Bush VS. Clark Haire and
Flora U. Haire, bill for accounting.
Anytime Willis.vs John o. Plank, e.
al, bill to redeem from tax sales.
Anzo Duplanty VS. Frank Quplanty
divorce.
Daniel Groboski VS. Helen Groboski
divorce.
julius Dick Et al VS. Geo. II. Walder
Et al, petition for appointment O.
trustee.
VIM. j. Gallagher, administrator v:
Orrin Fowle, Et al, bill to quiet title.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
THE WEEK in HISTORY

Monday, Aug. 9.-Washington makes
treaty defining the boundaries the
United States and the British poses
sions, 1S42.
Tuesday, Aug. 10.-Battle of Wilson's
creek, 1861.
Wednesday, Aug. 11.-Treaty of Prus-
sia and France for neutrality OF
Belgium, 1870.
Thursday, Aug. 12.-E. M. Stanton,
secretary of war under President
johnson, asked to resign; refuses,
but is suspended and succeeded by
General Grant, 1866.
Friday, Aug. 13.-Prince of Vale:
visits United States squadron al
South Hampton, England, 1872.
Saturday, Aug. 14.-Meeting in Phila
delphia to establish National Union
and restore South to it's place in the
Union, 1866.
Sunday, Aug 15.-Garibaldi, Italiar
general, retires to private life, 1866
Occasionally girl marries a MAJ
just to keep him from hanging arounc
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Maiden Blush, Fall Pippin and Early


Maiden Blush, Fall Pippin and Early
Harvest.
PEACHES.-On April lst the pros
pect throughout the State for an aver
age crop of peaches was 70 per cent, on
May 1st so, on June 1st 66 and on July
1st Sc which is % per cent higher than
last years average, and for the Michi-
gan Fruit Belt 70 per cent which is 81
above last years figures. The varieties
that promise best, are in their order:
Elberta, Crawford, Kalamazoo, Hills
Chill, Gold Drop, New Prolific, Barnard
and Crosby.
COLEMAN c. VAUGHAN,
Secy of State.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14

Occasionally a girl marries a man
just to keep him from hanging around
the house every evening.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
CIRCUIT COURT JURORS

Below is the list of Jurors drawn for
August Term of Circuit Court
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Old PONIES ReWrit.

"What are the wild waves saying?'
Asked the girl with fishing line.
The fellow answered with a smile,
"Come In the waters fine"
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
To Cut Soft or Fresh Bread

In cutting soft or very fresh bread
great difficulty is often experienced by
the bread crumbling and breaking. II
the back of the knife is heated slightly,
the bread will be found to cut as nicely
as though day or two old. Reheat
the knife after cutting three or four
slices.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Commission Proceedings.

Adjourned regular meeting OF the
City Commission held at the commits
sion rooms, Monday evening, Aug. 9,
1915.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor
Cross. Present-Cross, Gidley and
Lancaster Absent-None.
Minutes of the last meeting were not
read.
On motion by Lancaster, the follow
ing bills were allowed;
VIM. Taylor, order of M. Muma
for rebate, :. ....... ..$l4.4O
G. A. Lisk, printing. 80. 49,. 1925
Robert A. Risk, salary as
health officer, ............ $500
Mich. Tel. Co., rentals, -. 49,. 6.25
The Commission having met, to-
gether with the city assessor as a board
of review, for the purpose of reviewing
the special assessment levied on Sewer
District No. 5, pursuant to notice duly
given, proof of which is now on file,
and no one appearing and offering
objections thereto, it was moved by
Gidley and supported by Lancaster
that further consideration of same be
deferred until the next regular meet
ing of this commission. Carried.
The Commission having met pursu-
ant to notice duly given, proof Of which
is now on file, together with the city
assessor as board of review, for the
purpose of reviewing the special
assessment levied on Sewer District
No. 6, and no one appearing to object
thereto, it was moved by Lancaster
and supported by Gidley that further
| consideration of same be deferred un-
til the. next regular meeting OF this
commission. Carried.
Moved by Lancaster, supported by
Gidley, that the clerk draw an order
for 5000 in favor of the E. j.. Hose Co.
to pay the expences of delegates to the
state firemen's convention. Carried
On motion by Gidley, meeting was
adjourned.
OTIS j. SMITH,
| City Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Home-19l5 Style

Now the evening lamps are lighted
And the cheerful hearth fire glows,
But the family all have scattered,
To the various picture shows!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
DETAILS or ZNPATN'S
RULE ARE DESCRIBED

El Paso Tex. Aug. 23.-Details Of
events at Mexico City. between the
first and second occupation by Car
rama forces under General Gonzalez
are related i'm courier dispatches re-
ceived today from the capital.
"The entire city council was arr
rested by Zapata men last night 1t
was stated under date Of July ~.
This morning the Zapata command
iue general secured the combination
of tho treasury vaults and extracted
$d80.000 The food situation here ls
desperate This morning the police
records showed q number of bodies
found I'm vacant lots resulting from
death by starvation. Among these
were five children. A group of TWEEN
ty people were seen carving carcasse9
of dead horses fallen in fields
Concludng the dispatch SAYS.
"The relations between the villa
and Zapata men are very strained
and trouble between these factions is
looked for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
LONBARDO WANTS CONITREES
TO NAME PLACE AND DATE

El Paso. Tex, Aus 23-Acccpting
Che A. -. G. invitation to discuss peace
i'm Mexico, Miguel Diaz Lombudo.
foreign minister IN the villa govern
ment in his reply forwarded today TO
the state department and to the Pan
American conforees suggested that
the conferees name the place and date
whore the proposed conference be
held
He said IN part
"I have the honor to inform yOu
that | adhere completely to the digni-
fled and patriotic answer OF Gen
Francisco villa, chief commander uf
the convention army
"1n this regard / will see with COM
plete satisfaction that your excellen-
cios assume the role Of Intermediates
To set the date. name the place and
arrange other details where the con
ference must be assembled i'm MeNican
territory, said place being previously
declared neuralzed Ny decision 10
attend the conference either personal
ly. or through "a representative is in-
spired not only by spirit Of discipline,
but based on the vehement desire To
see my country again enjoy the bene-
fits of peace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
STATEMENTS SHOW SNIP
STRUCK WITHOUT WAltNING

Iournu Aug g8 Gf.62 ID. m.l Of
fieiaI and unofficial gtateuepts.wcre
mad lod5t bearinQ upon the precise
statIis of ibe steamer Arabic nt the
tIn,n sbp vas sunk the purpose be-
inr to show definitely rhat she was
M unotfeudinp merchant ship pro-
.Se.dlro on ber course ana that vim
nm aa,-t,on .ha pgs atuict bv "a
tnF,aia Grsd i. !. Gcrmsn submarine.
rhl lattnr .noint bnran. incrsuelpply
i,,,ort,nt n,ginp NJ rabled rcporte
frnI, thr United Stitoa stating that
ammo Ecriin oflichls maintained thar
s,nre fb,r. yyt. mo- prooC thut ant ono
.,io.,rd ~, ArnIfr aaU fha subfna-
MN. tbo. slukipp nilpbt have boan thn
.rreull nc atrllsipe mine The for
rIsn 'offlae Is4urd a briaf statement
s,fr,,ofu, un tba f,cfa within ia
t,rn,Iadge 1ilhout d... leslpe Id the
Jrtau. I'm fg noqaeeainn 'rhe sfato-
r,en, said drf.pital. th,. t1e tr.bf,
.,,as suuF L, n Gnnnan subuoariue
,,.ltboIt o,rnipg ana utthoit INV nt.
fetnnt am fbe Nam of tba steamer to
atf9ril tbe un,nr.vJatrr craft on ia
rs.9na I'm. announcement aleo dr-
ci8rt. tbat tbe Arabic vgas nparn,pd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

El paso, Aug 23.--Jesus Real,
Mexican arrested today and held for
preliminary hearing before the United
states commissioner In the charee OF
purchasing ammunition from soldiers
of the United States army During
the past three weeks several thous-
and rounds Of rifle ammunition Dee
longing to the sixteenth infantry has
disappeared. lnvestisation revealed
that the soldiers were selling oar
tridges TO Mexicans who in turn dis
posed of them to agents of the reVo-
mtionary factions. number Of the
soldiers are detained In the guard
house in connection with the case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
THOUSANDS ARE
MADE HOMELESS
BY FLOOD WATERS
People Little Arkansas Town
in Desperate Straits Eight
Lives Lost and DoW0pour
Continues,

fsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LFAsru wiREl
Little Rock, Ark. AUG 23.-FNe
thousand people in the town OF New
port. Ark. tonight are marooncd hy
the flood waters of White river Ac-
cordina to telephone message re-
ccved here the populace lis in desper-
ate straits. Eight persons are re-
ported to have lost their lives. Ihe
town is inundated to "a depth ranging
from five to twelve feet and most oil
the population has sought refuge ii
the upper floors of the hotels ana lhe
court house
Because of recent heavy rains the
river rose 60 such an extent that an
the levees protecting the town gave
way early today, letting loose one OF
the most disastrous floods i'm the his
tory of the community Two steam
boats continued making trips mp ana
down the river I'm the vicinity of New
port and succeeded iu rescuing a
number Of families from the roofs ot
houses. whittier they had gone To es-
cape the flood Finally the FLOOD be-
come TOO great and the boats had 10
withdraw
All means of Communication with
the town. save the telephone Wrc,
has been destroyed and IT was feared
tonight that even before morning the
telephone wire would be gone SeV-
eral passenger trains are stalled ot
Newport.
with food and water supplies an
but exhausted and with many reiu-
gees in the town from other points
along the river the situation was one
which authorities here considered
grave.
The river, although rising slowly
tonight. was expected to begin fall
ing tomorrow morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
PEACE LEAGUE AWARDS
MEDAL To PRESIDENT

Oakland Calit. Aus 2S The
American school Peace league. in ses-
sion here today. awarded % President
Wilson its appeal medal for disun-
ruished services for peace during the
preceding year, The meeting of the
league was the principal event n tO-
days session of the National Eduea-
zion association and its subsidiary and
allied ORGANIZATIONS
Randall j Condor superintendent
of schools al cincinnati. WAS recon-
mended hy the nominating committee
of the peace IeJgue Go succeed him-
self as president William Howard
Taft is honorary president
What are known as the SeuhurN sie-
tors peace prizes for essays We're
awarded
a constitutional amendment prob
ably will be offered 20 the National
Education association. il was stated So
worded as to preclude control of elec-
tons hy members from the state ON
city iu which the convention Is held
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
ENEMY REFUSED, Is
THE ITALIAN REPORT

Rome. Aug. 23 (gia Paris. 1875 b.
MI -The following official statement
from the italian general hcadquar-
trs dated August %. was made pub
lte tonight
CON me upper Cordoeele. the en-
cm} attempted on the afternoon OF
me 1lB a sudden raid on our line.
which defends the heights connecting
lama pass with Sacsoi The attack
although preceded and supported by
intense fire and Vnllcya Of haud Bren-
adrs was completely repulsed.
IN the Tolmluo sector the invest
mont of dcfeuars is bcing slowly but
continuously completed
ON the Carsu front surprise night
attack ny our troops put them IN pos
session OF several strong enemy
tfrurhra which prevented our lines
ON The eft Wing from being advanced
Wcak attacks aN the enemy toward
thc opposite WinR 10 the Seibusi zone
were eusilt repulsed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
No DOUBT THAT ARABIC
WAS NtNk NN rORPEno


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,,.s .dlssb,rrod M .ns
"rhcre was nu mlsakur uf the
cause ~ chat White suak. which
ended n "a torpedo entering the ship
aud causing the explosion which sank
the vcsscl. ! was not alone 100 sceWg
~ THE chipf officer thc second ot-
ucer and many passengers saw it SO
one can doubt for moment that it
Was deliberately fired ut thv Arabic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
LIVESTOCK DISEASE
BEING STAMPED OUT



G5'nglou Aug 23.-ltapid pro-
eress = @mmpins out the latest out
break of livestock foot and mouth
disease was announced tonight by the
department of agriculture.
Reports from the counties 8t-
teeted said Che statement. "lndicate
that The outbreak is being confined
Ia The vicinity Of the herds Of the i'm
tected The work of disinfecuon is
being pushed rapidly and I'm four OF
the six Illinois counties concerned
now has been completed on August
-3. three infected herds were await
ing slaughter in cook county and one
m Mcdonald county The spread OF
the disease ia Cook county. where
seventeen herds altogether have been
stricken, is attributed i'm part TO the
use Of community pasture
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
WIRELESS SOON WILL
REACH MEXICO CITY

san Antonio, Tex, Aug 23.-Wire-
less communication between Mexico
City and the outside world is expected
TO he established soon, according 10
a cahlegram received from NerH cruz
today az the Carranza consulate here.
The Message reported the erection in
Mexico city of a wireless station and
said that preliminary trials between
the capital and Vera Cruz had been
satisfactory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
PRESIDENT DISCUSSES
COTTON SITUATION

washington Aug 23.-Plans Tot
helping the cotton situation in me
south were discussed today by Presl-
dent Wilson with w. p G Harding
az the federal reserve board, who has
Investigated the cotton question thor
oughly
The president Is preparing to pro-
test to Great Britain against ma king
catton contraband Mr Harding
made recommendations today for fur
ther steps but refused to make them
public. one plan under c0nsldera
tion Is understood to he the sending
of an Informal commission 10 England
10 arrange for the sale Of surplus cot
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
AMERICAN NOTE is
TO BE REDRAF TED


10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED waEl
Washington, Aug. 23.-The new
american note to Great Britain on
,hteiierences with neutral trade pro-
Oaoly viii be redrafted because Of
NE British order making cotton con
uahand
The note had been virtually COM
Weled 10 now will be altered and
p'ooabIy win treat at length the ques-
uon OFF the validity under information
AZ law of Great Britain's latest action.
while there is no intention to
a0aaden the claims for payment for
1olton seized prior to the British or
u,f, these cases now have a different
s'aias and a complete record of this
pnaSe Of the dispute can be prepared
and presented
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
SEVEN NEW STRIKES
CALLED AT BRIDGEPORT
10y soss,ns 1ouss.l SPECIAL LEASED w'ssl

10y N0FHINa I9UHFaI aFFNTNI -EN7EV W7FTI
Bridgeport. Conn. Aus Z3.-Seven
new strikes making fourteen now i'm
progress were instituted here today.
The plants affected include the Spring
Perch company, the American Tube
and Stamping company the Lowe
Laundry, two plants of the Garfield
Rubber company Crown Corset oon~
pany salts Textile company and the
Batcheller and crown plans
Labor leaders expressed themselves
epumistcanv tonight regarding an
amicabe adjustment OF the trouble
and the granting of an eisht-hour
daN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
serlon. Charge Agalnst soldiers.

I,,l7 l77Outlas ArlI., Aug 23.-LeOnard
DlHs negro trooper of the Ninth Unit
states cavalry and r. r. I<leber
Mnte private Of the Eighteenth infan-
w " We're arrested lay the civil authori-
nss M to-day on the charge Of having
wy 'sste,npt d to kill John Peters, trooper
y the Ninth cavalry who was stabbed
ret r.t ~ times yesterday and reported
iHt ne had been attacked by MeXi-
oi-S' According 10 officers Peters
fuaa been gambling with Mexicans
iie Won their money and was robbed
q t hy Ellis and KIeber. who are al
Ssed 70 have spared his life on con-
AexIcans. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
NONOGEORGIEXsK NOW
LIES IN RUINS

Warsaw lCndatedl, Aug 90 Cyia
London. ~ p m) rhe fortress Of
Noyogcorgioyak lies Nh ruins The
Germans entered the heart of the
Great Russian stronghold from the
right During the u.ghi the Associat-
ed Press correspondent had witnessed
the impressive spectacle of the terrific
assault which led to the fan OF the
fortress
From a point to the southwark Of
the Nstua II seemed as If brilliant
flashes of lightning were constantly
hanging over the great ring of forts.
here was a cOnstau. rain Of exploding
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
PRESIDENT WILL
REVIEW VETERANS
At C. A. R. MEET
Fifty Thousand Men 10 Pass
Before Executive and His
Cabinet on Occasion of AM
nuaI Gathering


CssseiAu ooaREsFososaos 70 soaslHa iouaHAli
Washington, Aus 23.--Prc5'dcnt
Wilson ana members OF his cabinet
VIII review the ao,000 q. A. II. Yct-
Grams who win march down historic
Pennsylvania avenue next september
when the fiftieth anniversary of the
grand review is held in the national
capital
The president was in his office In
the White House one sultry afternoon
last July when the names OF several
prominent Washingtonians were am
nounccd. When the visitors were
seated I'm the presidents office. They
explained they were. representatives.
.of the citizens committee Of wash
ington formed to arrange the enter
tainment for the f0rty-ninth encamp-
ment and fiftieth anniversary Of the
grand review of the 6. A. n. at the
national ranital fhp wcck boeinning
Scptoinhor 27 Tho spokeuncn told
Tho presldopt that his bclp was need
ed LeaalIsa m mirht bc tho last rroat
catherine of tbc veterans who saved
tbe uatinp Is thp dpva of tGt
President Wilson's answer was
hrier but IL Naa dceidcdly to The
point he told the committee he
v,s ra.dv ~ Dive Them bis ru co-
.oneratjon ANA aprs,5 to 'rorIrU the
aterons
Is,h,hition Drills
A,tin,. .un,ls,.. n,dnrs fro,, eerreiarv
.or W. Garrieon and Neior General
Nood trnund states repulare win