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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09


These cast iron shells, shaped like a
lemon. are next cleaned, outside by
brushes welded by women, inside by
revolving apparatus resembling an
egg beater This inside cleaning is to
prevent grit or PARTICLES Of iron re-
mainins to cause possible spark and
consequent explosion while being nll-
ed with chedite later
Girls pack the grenades with the eS-
plosive which resembles sulphur or
light brown sugar A round piece OF
parafined paper is put over the open
ing and plug is forced down into
the grenade's neck to the point where
the lemon begins to swell
While this is being done the stop.
per is assembled by other girls. From
the wood turning department come the
wooden plugs which close the grenade
and contain the operating button. A
hole runs through the middle and
through this passes Bickford time
fuse. Al the upper end is cap some
thing like the cap ofan old-time muz-
zle-loadine gun. which is exploded by
The push button mentioned above At
The Bottom of the fuse Is the detona-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Results Yesterday
Newark 40 Brooklyn 6-3.
Kansas City I Pittsburs >
Buffalo as, Baltimore 0-l.
Only three games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Results Yesterday,

Brooklyn III, Boston 12-4.
Philadelphia 8, New York 3.
Chicago O. st. Louis 2.
Only three games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

express want Aos orins results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

NATIONAL LEAGUE. y
Standing Of the Teams. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

We pay casn for clean cotton rAss
at the Daily Express office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

y = Y = y q r r n "
FEDERAL LEAGUE. =
Standing Of the Teams. r
.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09

Erpress Wan, Ads Orins ressira.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-09
Are Chief Workers in Houses Turn.
ING Out Bombs, High Explo.
sives and Similar Man.
Killing Devices
THEY MAKE 10000
CRENADES A DAY
Little Lemons are Almost Replac-
Ing Rifles in Trench Fighting;
French Get Daily Drill
in Throwing Them
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent }
Copyright, 1915. by the United Press
Copyrighted in Great Britain)
With the French Army at the Front
Aug g.. (By Young girls and
women are the principal workers IN
ihe factories where bombs, high ex
plosive shells, hand grenades and sim
liar man killing devices are manufac
tured II strikes one as odd that frall
women should be making the terrible
engines of war yet they seem to like
their jobs, entering into the work with
patriotic fervor which one is coming
more and more to associate with the
countrywomen of Jeane d Arc
Out here, surprisingly near the fir
ing line, there is a steel and iron works
which in times Of peace made pots
and pans for the cooking of fried pota.
toes, the boiling OF cabbage and the
stewing of ragouts Now the military
are in charge and mortars from so
milimeters to inches are the factory S
products, those and the proiectiles
hurled from their muzzles.
Manufacture Genades
Also several varieties Of grenades,
bombs and petards are supplied here
The lemon" is one of the newest
and most effective of the many brands
Of hand grenades 1t is likewise the
simplest. 1t is made in the shape cI
a lemon, from which it gets is nick
name and al one end is provided with
sort OF button with coil-spring II
button working on the same principle
as the one you use In ringing for
Marie. to serve the coffee This button
is harder to operate, of course, as Il
sets. off the grenade when pushed in
and were It too easy on the trigger It
would be too dangerous to operate
Before throwing the bomb YOU simply
hit the button about as you would to
open bottle of soda pop
Here is how the hand grenades are
made.
First the shell is cast, shell some
quarter Of an inch thick. II is indent
ed all over to insure its bursting into
. i
ed The average number Of fragments
determined after careful tests, is 220,
the fragments being about the size of
the tip OF your little finger of very
these weapons are never used other
wise capable Of piercing a two-inch
plank They make very dangerous
Wounds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Die 9inoen6uro-SpenOe.

Sn Iebr bielen Stdbten Dsuti9s
lambs iino betonutlib bereits eroBe
Summen fir cine n9inoenburss
Spenoe" eeSeihnet iporben. Anoere
StGOte baben bafiir Wlittel in 9luss
fid)t geiteIt, Dieie SpenOs, bic bem
unter Der 5iibrlng bes @enerdlfelo=
morInoas b. Sinbenburg ite6enben
STtbeere 3utommen Iol. miro fir Die
SolOoten eine 9roBe Mobltot iperoen,
unb lit i6nen 3um Sell fhon iibermits
telt porbcn. Die Sruppen i'm Often
bnben nGmli@ nit erbebIi9 ungiinz
iligeren gDitteriingsberbGltnifen i'm
Minter 81 re9nen, ais un1er Sesr,
bas i'm MeIten t6mpft. gli9t nun,
onb bier Der Minter barter unb uns
frsunoIiber lit, oIs in Grontrei4, er
bat bier aud cine lGnaere Dduer.
0ur9 Die .Sinbenburgs sSpenbe" Iols
lei nun bic Eruppen I'M OIten in bic
Gage berieBt tDer0cn. ben llnbilosn Der
Witterung obHe @4aben fiir ibre Sc
iunobeit @iberItano leiiten 5u tGnnen.
Der groBte Sell Der fir oieIe Spsnos
ge{tifteien Summer ipiro 6arum oaau
bsrtpenbet I'm m6elihlt alien 3rup-
pen cine beIonoers pnrme &leioung
aueGneli9 5u MAIDEN. @s iin0 fir
oieIen 3ped pel5s oaer 9lrt auser,
isben, unO sipnr it man beItrsbt, je=
bem Munne cine peIspsite unb einen
turaen 4elsrod 3utommen 5u loHsn.
Die Yel3s tUerben in einfa6er, aber
prottii9er Torm berortsitet, 70 bob
fis .benfo parm tpis beanem iin6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

ST psgsn Teiuer Ginfu6beit.
SGmodbufiigtsit, Nabrbaftisteit be-
1onoerS gu empfeblen. 9rei pfunO
2ammfIeil6 (S@uItsr), oosr aud Elm
nit 6ett our9pa4leues @tiiG AinOs
fleiT9, nirb nit bier Quart @nhsr.
elmer 9ipiebsl, ENLARGEMENT, SaI3 uno
pfeffer na6 @eI9mod an bic sipei
unb elm bolb Stunosn setoht. 3ipsi
Quart oeI&dlts uno in 81 groBe
Slide geidnittene &artofIsln iperoeu
onnn 3iuei uno Elm balls Stunben Dor
Dem Mnri9ten nit Der our6s Sisb ses
fdblaeenen 8riibe, mo5u man einig,
Aiimmelt0rner (@orapoD Geso) eibt,
lueid eeto9!. Gbe bic &ortoffeln gar
luerben, ma6t man cine Mlebli@piBe
BON amci @Bl0ffsl Butter uno eintun
sebduften GBI0ffeI Nlebl, gibt bus su
ben toden0en &artoFfslu, lGBt es einis
gemale oufto9en, bamit oie Speifc ia
mig dber ni9t bid miro, uno gibt es
nit benz parmgebaltenen unO in
Stiide 9sl@nittcnen SIsiItb beiB sil
&ilm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
@eoen @en mhuntn.

6OIgenbes Mittel gssen 4eu9buitsn
miro bon DisIen empfobIen: Sir Sebn
Gents rOil Of pine" (Tannen0D pirb
in einen SeKel fo9eHben @oiIers gss
f9iittst unb 70 nit elmer 3eituns oDer
einem biGien Gu&e umbiiat, ooB Der
odn0e DGmpf Dem 2inbe gum Ginats
men auitr0mt. Drsimol tGeIid sebn
Minuten. 9ie MliT@uns lam bret
Gage sebrau4t iperben, na6ber mub
mon fe ernsusrn. -Dabei Qlbenos benz
&in0e ben Ruden unO bic 9ruIt nit
&ompferOl gut einrei6en unb ibm Dor
BEN G9Iofengeben 6oIeenbes eingez
ben: Drei 9ropfeu Sic. 9lmmonia
9lnis. gemtTbt nit bier 9ropfen Yores
goric. Ho9 brsi Do@en tDtr6 Der
SuIten turiert fein. Die Rinber Iolls
ten nur an tlaren Sagcn in ole frete
2uft, nidt Bel jsbem g1ettsr, ME
monde 2euts 9lauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
q iint Tpmntpt8

Ulan SerI@ncibe bic eriinsn Tomas
ten in Sipei Bis bier Seile uno entfsrns
oie Rsrue; oanu laFe man glttsn
MeineiTs init 3uder, gonSem 3immt
nnO einigsn NeIten todeu (gon3 na9
@utoiiaten, Oo9 inn @eIdmad ipie
3udergurten). Damn sebe man bic
SOmaten binein uno loEe iis to9en.
BIB fie bur9f6iig iin6 unO ii9 nit
einem tl,inen. ipiben SDI3aen ourhs
Iteden loiiea; oaun fiiae man iie in
Gldler, uub Iolte Der @oft Slt reibs
lid Iein. 10 Ioiie mon bieien nod et-
tuas eiHtoGen unb eieBe Jpn fpdter
iiber oie Srii1ie, iDelte oam tdlt ous
gebuHoeR iuerpeR, unO fi6 jabreIong
bolten; iie Tinb OOrsiigIi9 5u taItem
5leiTb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Bet Sunebmenoem ober @oIImOnb eins
5ieben unb babel @rot uno Sal1 ous
srIt binstntragen, 70 piro man tsineH
Uldngel leiben. @ie 3igeuner tDiifsH
bas Seuer 3u banner un0 5l l0f9en,
tnDsm i.e auf cine grptrtHDe etH Be=
fhnDrungspprt i9rsiben uno iie IN
Die 6lnmme perfsu. SSn Der Sur
fiiritliHsn &unlttammer 3u Miinben
mar I'm 1903 nod gu fehen r8Oru
70 bonn Silumsl gsreguet, unb 8rOt,
70 borous eebaden iporben," ferner
,ein Wleel, peldes in 90beim in Der
groben Seueruug Soft einem orrnsn
Monn nit pieIen &inOern geoeben,
Ger binausge9anger, 2etmen oOsr 2ets
ten (Qebm) 5u bolen, feinen SttuosrH
8rot baraus gu baden; bo ibme bann
@oh, neil (ipGbrenb) er I'M mebr
2stmen dusgseoneen, ben anosrn uns
tsrbeHsn au 6aus in Wleel gema9et,
bnB er gutes 8rot baden t0nns." 3abl=
log iinb bic @plfslpriide, bic ii4 an
6os 8rot uno feline Berpenbung fni>
pfen. Bon sen tpeni9er befannten Iei
cine tIeine Q(uspabl bier ongeFiibrt:
Menn Die &inbsr bart reoen lernsn,
ION man ibnen @etteIbrot 3u eITen es>
ben. Msr pia iperben reid, Der
f1neioe has 8rct fetn alei4. Mer
Elm Grot auFTdneibst nHb icbneibet
ni@t 0leid, ter bat IeIbigeu Goges
eeloesn. SBenn elmer BON bem grot
iBt, bos Elm onoerer bat Iie9en ld7en,
Fo tptr0 er frunt. Wer 8rot ibt, oos
bon f9On elmer sebiiFen bot, Der tpiro
ienem IsiRoli@ unb gram. @snn
man beim S9obgraben @rot bsi ii1
bat, 70 f0nnen Die @eipsnfer tein llns
beiI 5uIilaen. Menn man etn Brot
onf4neibst. muB mon ielbes INNER
nit Dem MeFer urten nit brci Rreu=
Sen be3eidnen, font t0nnen bic 6sren
baran tell boben. glus olle bem gsbt
aber aud unanfsdtbar ipisber berbor,
ipeIds ipi4ties Roae Oos 8rot in Der
@oltsernGbrunq fpielt, uno ole @orte
bes @dterunIers. .llnIer tGgIih BrOt
eib uns feutc." 6arf fir ieben bon
uns cine oemiitigc @itte iein, fir be-
rem Grfiilung mir niemals Oontbar
genug fein tOnHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Gin l0ieOerCe0en.

lleber Elm TeItlumes 3ulammsntrefs
fen in Jeinoeslono Idreibt Ser SelOs
ioebsl bei einem 2anOfurmfuBartilles
riebatoillon 6oI3mann bon Trantenz
tbal: 4. Inter meinen &ononieren
bate i6 aud einen olten 3unoItiirmer.
Homens 9cinrib 9bicl i'm 0oft bel
BON mir reqllirierteu Ga1en 1teben,
als Elm Yioniernnteroffi0isr ouf mid
5utrdt nit ocn Worten: SD bite
9errn Tel6nebel Inn Qlustunft, ipie
i9 ON nG4fen nod 8 tomme."
Nn9Oem ic@ 6ieTen 8ei9eio gegeben
battle. frugte id ibn, Oh er ou4 elm
pFGlaer iei. Sierauf ertldrte er mir,
er lei BON &aiferslauteru. sd ioSte
bierauF, i9 bate aud einen &ononier
ous 4aiIerslouiern BEL mir, ob iit bic
4amsraben bielleiht tsnnsn piiroen.
Dorauf frat mein Rnmeroo 1Giel fos
fort auf 0en pionisr>llnteroffiaisr gu
unb mtlOete nit trGftieer Stinme:
sd bin ous aaiIersloutsrn, mein
Name 1T &unonier Sbiel." Sect
itonoen d6er beibe einonosr ge9eniiber
ipie Elm Bib bon Stein. Der &onos
nier melbtte uub itono itrdmm por
Dem llnterOffi8ier-Ieinem Sobne-
SoIef Sbisi ous 2aiTersloutern. Nun
floKen ole 9rdnen Der 6eiben Mdns
Her un0 es ipnr6e 8uerIt nab Der Wlut=
ter gefrast, oil Die Iofort eins TelOs
poittorte bon ibrem Manne uno ibrsm
ein8igsn Sobn, bic iidb i'm 5eloe tros
fen, geg4rieben tpur0e. 8dlb erfolgte
Der 9lbf6ieb spii@sn Batter unO
GDbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Wlan nebme einen re9t feIten Ropf
WsiBtrout, Iofe bic 8lGtter boriidtig
ab unO Iafs iie fiinF Minuten I'M iie=
osnOen MaTer to9en. 8orber fGon
bat man cine Serbiette einige Sttns
ben eingelpGHert. 9}on bride ieBt
bic @erpittte aus uno brett. lie iibcr
einsu eroBsn DurhiHlos. Damn lsgs
man auerIt bier bis flint eroBe Stobls
blGtter oorauf, oann cine Gage Jleiihz
fiillung, mi,oer Roblbldttsr II. +. tD.
Die 6IeiI6fiilIung miro folgenoermos
Zen 9emo9t; Elm pfunO se6adtss
Hin0fleH9 ilnp Elm 1olbes PfunO 9es
1adtes S9peiueTIeiI9, Elm eineeipsi9-
tes, bonn ausgeOriidtes 8r0t6en, 5ipei
Gisr, feingebodts 3uiebeln, pfsffer,
Sal3 un0 nod @eIhmcd ettpns Wiags
giipiirSe. Damn binbst man bic Ser
Diette iiber Dem gefiilItsn SHobltOpf lot-
Ter auIammen uno toht es in eiiDns
geioIJenem WoKer, bod 70, OaB Der
Stopf ii6erocdt it, cine ShIn6e lnng.
glun bereitet man folgenOe Sauce:
Mau f4mil5t Elm 9tdtel pfuno But
ter, riibrt 5psi 20ffel Mebl ooran,
ldBt lie leidt brdunen, fiilt lei6ts
TlciI6briibe Baron, riibrt Spei Gis
eelb ba5u. ein @los MeiBpcin uno.
lpenu man es liebt. Rapern. Wfon
ii6crgieBt nit Der 5IemIic9 Oiden Gauce
BEN BON ter Ser0ieiis befreiien 2obIs
tOpf lrnO Tsrbiert es rsGt beiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Sin babies 9funo Butter, Elm ball
bes pfunO NlebI, Elm @iertelpfun6
3uder, Elm qint lauren Habm, brsi
GieeIb, Elm Gipeib, tnste gu einsm
Esig. forme a9t 3Ou Ianse, finger
bide GtsneeI, biloe 8rsBslH obsr
Rines baraus, beitreide lie nit Gisrs
i6aum, beitrsue iie nit erotgsitoBes
nem 8uder, eef9dlten unb esbodtsn
Mtan0eLn ltnb bade iie bsnbraMn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Sir 9anS uuO
Slide.

q yObanntsbeertnIif6r.

Die rsifen, I6par5en Sobannisbsez
rem peroen abgebesrt unb etipos ger
brIdt in cine 6laf9e setporfeu, ober
ni@t felt singeibidtst. Damn sieBt
man 9uten e9ten &orn6ranntiuein Bis
on ben &orfen. Darauf bedt man Elm
bides Sud- 0aribsr uub felt ois
TlaI9e bier @o@sn itil an sinsn tiib=
fen Sri glaGber fiItriert man ben
2itDr uno fortt ibn gut oa. Masen,
IeibsnOsn bstommt sr ausgsSsidnst; ss
1T oabOu tdglib Elm 2it0reldshsu SiI
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

i6uloigcn Sic, mcin Scrr. icb 6o6c
bier uoriae ISOLDE eili 0joloitiid ciu-
gelegt. 9itte, 5eigen Sic Mrs Oocb
nal ciuen ghigenblid!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Sott 1T sic bDdfe glitc elmer
0IlmG6Iib erlongten llmsanesbilbung.
SsrSensgiite un6 8el9eiosnbsit braus
den ii9 ni9t nod Wliibe ou aebsn, 6ie=
fen 8ilOunasernb an errsi4sn. Sntt
lit Der @erftono Ses Ser5ens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Ole meme 99intermooc.
Gin flcincS NlGOHen, OoS oii Ser
StroBe cine nah Dem neuciieu StDl
nit Ecl5en iiber luO ii6er be6ouae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

ne Game iic6t ruit cifrig i6rer @3a.
ma 5n: uSic6 nal @lutti, Die "a.
me BORT, oic Bat @el5c 81 ocrfou-
zen !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Ger ,leine s. upitoIiit.
Ger SSn'', Sns Sob 9e6t al oeu SdnIter
enmo1 1TS.aollc, 3il Dem er nod riGt
9'r0llreidt unO Ioat; Gut
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Boiler Explosion at Abbottsford

The explosion of the boiler of an EN-
gine in the Westbrook brick yard at Alb
bOttsford at l0:30 o'clock Tuesday
morning seriously scalded Lee Haskell
of Port Huron, John Westbrook, Glen
Haskell and man 10y the name of
Bird, of Abbottsford.
The boiler Is presumed to have been
ia bad condition and that too much
steam pressure was on.
The injured men were taken to the
home Of Mrs John Westbrook and DR..
Chester of Emmett, DIR. Campbell Of
Avoca and DIR. Brock were called.
John Westbrook was so seriously in
jured that he.died the same afternoon.
He was about 20 years of age and is
survived by widow. Bert Haskell,
who was one of the victims, is in a
critical condition and his recovery is
doubtful. Ii he should recover he will
probably lose his eyesight Lee Has
kell no doubt will recover. Andrew
Taylor, one Of the injured, is a nephew
OF Fred Taylor of this place. The
tragedy has cast gloom over the en-
tire section.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Merged Into National Bank

On Tuesday, October 18th, 1915, the
Ayoca Bank of w. VI. Andreae was
changed from private bank to that of
National Bank, and is now operating
under the laws, rules and regulations
of the federal government.
In the year 1902 VIM. V. Andreae es-
tablished the AvOca Bank with his son
Charles V. as cashier. Since that time
the bank has enjoyed big business
built fine new bank building, and
the success of the institution was
very gratifying and satisfactory. The
business of the bank increased to such
an extent a few years ago that it be.
came necessary to add an assistant
cashier, Lloyd Andreae, son of VIM. V.
Andreae, being engaged in that ca.
pacity.
The new National Bank is a member
of the Federal Reserve system.
A little later the Expositor will pub.
lish the officers and directors.
We bespeak for the First National
Bank of AVoca an increased business,
and wish the institution a full quota
of success
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Former State Treasurer Formally Enters
Race for Republican Nomination.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. l5.-Special
Il am not connected with any class,
faction or interests. If l am nominal
ed and elected, | will go into the Office
unhampered by any promise of patron
age and will give the state the best ad-
ministration of which am capable"
With this statement, Albert K.
Sleeper, Bad Axe banker and former
state treasurer today formally announ-
ced his candidacy for the Republican
nomination of governor.
MIR. Sleeper was member Of the
state senate from Huron and Sanilac
counties in the 1901 legislature and was
elected state treasurer in 1903 and 1910.
Since his retirement from that Office he
has taken no active part in politics.
His formal entry into the gubernator.
ial race has been expected since
The Expositor, two months ago, an
nounced that his friends were grooming
him for the race.
Thus far Gerrit j. Diekema, of Hol-
land is the only other Republican can
didate for governor formally in the
field
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
GRAND JURY PROBE
VIII Investigate Local Option Violations
in Sanilac County.

in Sanilac County.
Sandusky, Mich, Oct. IA 4 petition
presented by Prosecuting Attorney Farr
TO investigate alleged local option vio-
lations in Sanilac county was granted
yesterday by Judge Beach. The jury
will convene on Nov. 10. This will be
the first grand Jury case called in the
county in "a years.
Speaking of the matter today Sanford
Utley, county clerk, said: ave under.
stand that the probe is TO determine
whether there are any violations OF the
local option laws"
Jurors for the grand jury were
drawn Saturday.
The petition asking for the grand
jury sets forth among other things
"That from divers sources there is reas-
on TO believe that the local option laws
of the county and state are being ingen-
iously violated"
The jurors chosen are given as fol-
lows: Otis Hartle, of Argyle; Martin
O'Shea, of Austin; Frank Westbrook
of Buel; Henry Williamson, Bridge
hampton; Edmund Dean, of Brown
City; Robert Fitzpatrick, Custer; II. r.
Rice, Croswell; John Hunt, Marion;
Noble Burk, Marlette, Peter Carter,
Sandusky, W. ). Baird, Maple Valley,
August Kulish, Minden; Robert Did,
Lamotte; Roger Gorton, Lexington;
B. b. Tyrell, Moore; Ii. X. Rice,
Croswell, Albert Hubel, Delaware,
Peter Apple, Elmer; II. q. McEllinney,
Elk; II. Haag, Evergreen, Hanson
Banks, Flynn; III. Merrihew, Forester,
George Clark, Fremont; and Morris
Jones, Greenleaf.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Proposals Wanted

Sealed bids will be received at the
city clerks Office in the city of Yale,
Michigan until IL o'clock, noon. of
Monday, the lst day of November,
of tile sewer in the city of Yale, to be
known as the Baxter drain, the same
to be constructed in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on
file at the Office of the city clerk. A
certified check in the amount of 800
must accompany each bid as a guaran-
tee from the successful bidder to enter
into contract with the city of Yale for
the construction of the above named
drain. The committee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 18th day of 0ctol er, 1915.
b. MCDONALD, City Clerk
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21

The High School Tattler
HAZEL MARTIN, Editor

GkADk NOIES
The first grade has the flag this
week.
Miss Chase How long are you
going to be" Miss Whilmer-" Or,
about five foot, three.
Mr. Drouyor requests that Miss
Greenwald report to him the punish
ment which took place in the third
grade anti room last week
A Trip Through Eurasia. When
looking out OF the window, you will see
many a telegraph Poland wire, and as
you might get Hungary as you are Rus
sian in the train we will SeTVa with
Sardinia fried in Greece and served
with Turkey on some China. (Signed)
Jack spencer.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The boys report the shower baths as
the greatest ever
The Physics class is deep in the mys.
terles of mechanics.
Miss McCalrs rhetorical division has
been organized with Kenneth Lacy as
president.
Airline Mckeith is absent from school
on account Of the death of her grand
mother, Mrs. Sawyer.
Thelma is now wearing her hair in a
gibson curl. This, we infer, must be
latest style in hair dressing
Glass mates, Study your modern
history. All sorts of tortures are prom
ised If you don't know your lesson.
Miss Ritchie's rhetorical program
takes place next Wednesday afternoon.
All are invited To attend. Come and
show that you are interested in what
your school is doing.
The physiology class is studying the
digestive processes, They wonder why
SO many complex names and organs are
prominent in the body. There are too
many to remember anyway.
Hurrah for vacation. The high school
closes next Thursday and Friday. The
high school teachers expect to attend
the State Teachers Association meeting
in Saginaw. Here's hoping the wealth
er is fine.
The athletic association have put in
the shower bath for the boys. The Wis
iting teams derive as much benefit as
the local teams. Yale school may we'll
be proud of the progress and record it
is making.
Miss Mccall, in American history
class: 1--we lost my faith in Wilson.
The idea of his marrying just fourteen
months after his wife's DEATH" Rex
Holden, seriously, "How long do you
expect man to wait"
The Seniors and Sophomores played
the Juniors aud Freshman in foot
ball last Friday. The game was most
exciting, the score being 80 to U in favor
of the seniors and Sophomores. On
Wednesday most wonderful challenge
upon the board written by
the Seniors and Sophomores. An able
reply was written by the Juniors and
Freshmen and another game was play.
Wednesday night.
Wednesday of this week saw the
completion of the shower bath in the
Yale High school. The fitting out of
these baths is the work of the Athletic
Association and is greatly appreciated
by each member of the foot ball squad.
The hot water for each of the three
sprays is heated in large eighty gallon
tank. BY means of the novel heating
system the water in the tank can be
kept at boiling point for several hours
with continual stream of water fol-
lowing from each spray. The bath is
a much needed improvement aud will
be great service to foot ball and base
ball teams in years to come.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Bazaar

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual sale and home
baking on Wednesday, December lst
in the church parlors. Keep this in
mind. d.when planning for your Christ
mas gifts. Fancy work of all kinds,
and staple articles, such as corset
covers, aprons, towels and pillow cases
will be found here for one day and one
evening only.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Entire Nous.

The first gathering of this club was
held at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Clyne
on Wednesday evening, with every
member present.
A delicious 500 o'clock chicken din
ner was served, after which 500 was
played, Mrs. Lacy taking ladies' first
prize, Mr.. Richards gentlemen's.
The next meeting will be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Richards.