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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

mel Y Ccloycu nadom. rczervi-
sta pcSpolka st. I. Lampla. |
Stcga dine so naSli St. Rupcrtu
pri Cclovcu = prcstrcljcno glavo
ma Scncu nckega rekruta gor.
top. polka St. 3. Vzrok samomo-
ia nj znan.
ISjalovljen vlom. Prijcli so SO.
lctncga Jancza Starmana IL Med,
vod, Hi jc vlomil Y piSarno Bor-
move opekarnc ma P~riStavi, kicr
j. lc odprl ncko miznico, a kra-
sti nj mogel, kcr sta ga prepo.
dila diva delavca.
Visoke cene ~petroleju. Zadnie
dni je vSlcd promctnih ovir ma.
stale pomckodi hipno pomanjka.
ME p~etroleja. Dive tyrdki sta ofe
rirali dctajliStom pctrolej, Xxi sta
"a ,meli ze od pref Y zaIogi, po
40 X ~ 1000 kilogramov.
Pod Wax je priSel -. Jan. ma
hclJaSkcm drzaVncm kOlodvOru -
let start zclczniSki dclavcc ia
nee Baumgartucr. Bill jc pri pri.
81 mrtcv.
Zloraba bebaste zenske. Ma Su
Saku pri Rcki zivi zcnska, Xxi o
pravlja zaujo jake ncvarcn po.
klic, uamrcc Sluzbo grobokopa.
NSlcd Svojcga poklica .jc Ia zen.
ska malo donna in mora svojo 10
popolnoma bcbaSto i'm memo
hccr Samo Y HIST puStati. Ie pred
poldrugim lctom jc matt zapazila,
da j. Ia hGI Y drugem stanu. Res
je porodila otroka, XII Sc zdaj zivi
Il : poizvedovanje. kdo ia .je
ojr, j. bilo brcz uspcha. Zdaj jc
bcbasta hci zopct Y drugcm stanu
in zopct nikakor mi mogoGc 1--we.
dcti. kdo da jo je zlorabil. SoScd
jc MISC videli nobcnega mozkega
re Y Hist, ne kje Y blizini, ma ka-
tcrega hi mOgcl pasti sum.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
LISTNICA ~UREDNISTVA.
F. R. Pittsburgh, Pa: 5,

F. R., Pittsburgh, Pa: Sevcda.
Srbi in Crnogorci SO po narodnosti
emo, namrct Srbi. Pc vcri so pra-
voslavni kakor Bolgari. Grki. Ru-
mum in Rusi. Tudi en- del Arba-
nasov pripada pravoslavni cerkvi.
Med grsko-vzhodnimi (pravoslav-
nimi) in med grsko-katolisko GER
kvijo ie glavna razlika ia, da zad-
Mi priznavajo papeza, prvi pa ne.
RuSini SO grSko katoliSki: pravijo
Jim tudi uniati. Unitarci 50 pa 10
pet nckaj Cisto druzcga; uniati
pomcni "zcdinj"Hi'', namrcc zcdi-
njcni $ ~papczcvo oblastio. Unitar-
ci pa so izpcliali svoic inc cd gu
nus'-eden; vcruic.io le V cncga
Boga. koliko jc vsch krSGanSkih
sckt, YAM ne moreno povcdati I;
ampak kdor pravi. da so le tri.
mora biti Slcp. Sal na.idctc V vSa-
KEN ameriSkcm mcstu toliko raz-
liGnih krSCanskih cerkva, da lin
ne s~eSteictc ma prstc.
2|2==4: Avstwisl;a Iinastija
jc pravzaprav habSburSko lotarin-
Ska. Franc Fcrdinandova zcna
jc bila roicna grofica Chotck lah-
ko hi bila postala ''ccsaricva So
proga". ne pa ccSarica.
Mnogim dopisnikom: Prosim
potrpljenja. Precc.isnje Stcvilo do
piSov sem zc doloGil IA fisk: ca
kan, da DO prostora. Treba hi
nam bio dAcvnika. Pa sal vestc
Brez dcnarja Sc soil nj. kan Scle
poSten dnevnik!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Zapadne aelczniSke druzbe so
po dolgem iskanju naposlcd ma
Sic pravi razlog. zakai da he mo-
rcJo izpolniti zahtev svojih usluA-
bcnccv. Iato ne. ker ic V Evropi
vojna. Xato DO uamrct ma anne
riSkih %zcleznicah mani ljudi po-
tovalo.
Covck Sc vendar vSak cas- kaj
novega nerGi. Doslci Sc nam je
zdelo, IA )otuje zaradi voJnc
MANI AIN .iarccv V Evropo in
da Sc wee vozijo prot zapadu in
jugu Svoje 1czcle.
Cemu Sc ~pravzaprav della re-
klama "a ameriSke znamenitosti q?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
PRAVNA IN NOTARSKA PISARNA
207 Hanover St. Milwaukee. Wis.

pr'vzema V LzvrSltev ve avstro- ogrskc sodnijske in vojaske zadeve
zemljiske vknjizbe, kupne pogodbe, pooblastila, zadolznice, pobotnice
oostopna plsna, lz]ave in druge JAYNE hshne, notarsko in konzularno
potrJenc, potrebne zlasti V zapuscnskih zadevah "a iztrjavo dedscin
ter "a dWg sodnih in hranilnih depozitov. Iztirjevanic dolgov in
ahtcvkov tn in V starcm kraju.
VAZNO! Mnogolctne izkusnje " tenn poslu sem nribli5ro %
~ let IN temeluto poznavanjc zakonov mi omogoGa praviIno in
mspc.lo Hvrsitev vsake narocenc zadeve. - Ne rSakdo. III JIG "Notor,
PUbLc', Jc 4 Sdnu lie stuari naprauii, marreG Le ON. ki ;ono IN r.
potrebne zmosnodi an y Sodh pridobjeno .nanjc.
Oskrbuj"m tudi toGne prevode il ranih iczikov Nadalio 60
SthVIJam IN tlskam sam cnkularje, vabila in razne drustvene potreb.
seine prav liGno in pc zmernih cenah; poscbno n ono1or;o,
oramatcna IN pevska druStva ma razmnozitev gledaiskih iger in not
V polJubnem Stevilu s pomoGjo multigrafa.
Nasveti V pravnih zadevah brezplaGno
IVAN A. KAKER,
javni notar, b. sodni. in konzllarni uradnil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Anonimni falot v Clevelandu

Nsako anonimno pismo je Sufta-
RIA in kdor piSe anonimna pi
Sma. jc SUIT. Basta. Ncprccitamo
jc Sto tia, kamor spada in ka-
NOR pOjde vSaka TAXA lumparija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Poor sLovENsK1 Gosr1LN1cARr1,

Tukaj Sc YAM nudi prlika, Ja 81 ~prihraniic lencr.
ako kupite cd tvrdke y. HoRWAT. To pa radi tega, ker
JAZZ ne Platujem dragih agcntov ali ''manageriev, in
opravlJam sam ve posle.
NioJe tNrdka Je prva in edna samostojna V Ameriki,
XII lmportira IL kranjskega: brinjevec, tropinovec in sill.
vovko. lomnite, da so V resnici Same one piiaSe n,istna
XII nosiJo ma steklenici napis: IMPORTED, Tudi izde.
lujem IL %kranjskih zelisG Grenko Vino in Kranjski Gren.
Gee tBittersl. t. vrste place so naiboli zdravilne. kolikor
J' b'io Sc keiaj ma trgu. Prodajam Same ma debelo.
PiSitc 20 ccnik.
A. H R A T, GOO N. Chicago. St. JOLIET TIT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Popoln red.

ZnaGaj clovcka zamorcmo soditi
po redu, Y ktcrcm drii svojc zade-
We. Red jc potrcbcn pri vsaki silva
ri, poscbuo pa pri naScm tcl,Su.
Ako bodctc dopuStili kakemu ma
lcmu ncrazpolozcnju, da Sc IL
gnlczdi Y vaScm tclcSu. ste mogo-
5 tenn odprli vrata rcsni bolczni.
Nj YAM SVetujcmo, da rabite pr
vsaki TAXI ncpriliki pref ko mogo-
Gc Trincrjcvo amcriSko zdravilno
grcnko vino. To DO naenkrat Slo
do korenine fla. BIO izciStilo drob.
ter mu dalo novo moe. Odpravilo
bo zapekO in njcnc poslcdicc, pill
ne, izbruhc, slabost in bluyanic.
zgubO tcka. Cello zdravi ljudic
maj hi vtasih well en- pozirek. da
vzdrle svojc tclo Y popolncm
redu.
Y lckarnah. Cena $1.0O. Jos.
Trlucr, izdclovalcc. 1333-1339 :.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Estate Angelina A. Rawson, deceas-
ed. No claims filed and order entered
closing hearing of claims.
Estate Teresa H. Bly,, deceased. Or
der adiourning hearing on petition for
probate of will.
Estate illus E. Parsons, deceased.
Objections TO final account filed. Hear
ing adjourned to April 18th.
Estate George Carr, deceased Proof
on probate of will filed Order admit
ting will to probate. Bond issued.
Estate George A. Cargo, deceased.
objections to probate of will filed.
Hearing adjourned to March 91st.
Estate William H. Martin, deceased.
Hearing on petition for probate of will
adjourned.
Estate L. A. Spencer, deceased. Or
der allowing final account. Order de-
termining Inheritance tax.
Estate Jacob Osborne, deceased.
Bond filed and Letters Of administra-
ton issued to Frank Osborne, Kalama-
ZOO. Order appointing appraisers and
hearing on claims. Last claim day,
August End.
Estate Philena Kemp, deceased Peti-
ton for license to sell real estate fled
Hearing April 18th
Estate Peter Sprau, deceased. Petit
ton for appointment of administrator
filed. Hearing April 18th.
Estate Charles Wesley Young, deceas-
ed. Petition for appointment Of admin
istrator filed. Order appointing Merle
II. Young, administrator Order ap-
pointing appraisers and hearing on
claims. Claim day, July 26th.
Estate Annie e. Young, deceased
Same as last above.
Estate Mabel Neale, minor. Petition
for appointment of guardian filed. Bond
filed and letters of Guardianship issued
TO Asa G.. Crofoot. Petition for license
TO sell real estate filed. Hearing April
10Th.
Estate VIM. Burns, Incompetent
Petition for appointment of special and
general guardian filed. Order appoint
ing special guardian. Bond filled and
letters issued to John Burns.
Estate DeForest Lampson, minor
Order confirming sale Of real estate
Estate Peter Gallagher, deceased
Report of sale of real estate filed.
In the Probate Court, a number OF
hearings were set for Monday, April
5th. but as that is Election Day, Court
will not be in session and all cases set
for hearing on that day will stand adj
iourned until Tuesday, April 9Th.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alice d. Knapp to Willard 5. Good
enough and wife; pei. lot /, blk. lO,
Hartford; $1,000.
Willard S. Goodenough and wife TO
Alice d. Knapp, lots 1, 2, 10 and 10,
Samsons ad. Hartford; $1,000.
John G.. Fuller by Admir-. to Elizabeth
Van Ossenbrugger; lot 1, blk. 10, De-
catur; $500.
Martha Robbins to Catherine l.. Mas
tiers: 17x61k rods, sec. II, Bangor;
$500.
VIM. X. Teitsworth to Earl p. Vance;
40 acres Sec 13, Hartford; $1272.
Dewey Rogers and wife to Geo.
Landrus, ct al; pei. sec. 10, Columbia;
$500.
Leland r. Warner to Harry w. Show
erman and wife; lot II, blk. 30, Paw
Paw; $500.
Ernest Cutler and wife to Leland X.
Warner; lots 8, 10, and IL, blk. 30;
Paw Paw; $500
Glenn Markillie ct al to Richard A.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26

Democratic candidate for County
Commissioner of Schools in Van Buren,
county is a woman OF unusual broad ex-
periences. She has been a teacher in
district and graded schools, has taught
all grades from primary to high school
and for the past three years has had
charge of out of-course children in Kali
amaZoo schools
Mrs. Deane is high school graduate,
a graduate OF the State Normal school
and has taken special work at the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. In writing
Van Buren, county voter in regard to
Mrs. Deane's work at the university, DR..
Francis n. Maxtield, assistant instruc-
tor in the psychological clinic said in
part: at gives NE pleasure to state
that Mrs. Deane was very satisfactory
student considerably above the average
in experience ard intelligent grasp Of
the subject. She has a good background
of experience, and yet 10 willing to learn.
l would bespeak for her your favorable
consideration in the matter OF her can
didacy." For the past nire years Mrs.
Deane has been continually 10 school
work and has credentials from some OF
the best school men in the state.
Mrs. Deane edited and published a
weekly newspaper, THE Peoples Alli-
ance" at Hartford during five years sub
sequent to her husbands death She
has been prominently associated with
church, club and literary work in her
home town Hartford and has a wide ac-
quaintance throughout the county. She
is a daughter of Sullivan Cook, who was
we'll ADD favorably known in Michigan
and adjoining states as a political re-
former. Advertisement.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
DIR. MAXWELL NOW
HAS OZONE MACHINE

DR. j. @. Maxwell has recently added
one OF the latest Goldberg ozone ma
chimes to the equipment of his Office.
DR.. Goldberg, the inventor, with Miss
Shultz, his nurse. have been at Dr. Max
wells office for the past ten days giving
daily demonstrations to large number
of patients, and the results have been
eminently satisfactory. For the treat
ment Of functional diseases this treat
ment accomplishes wonders, and the cit.
liens of Paw Paw and vicinity will ap.
preciate the opportunity thus afforded.
DR.. Maxwell will rearrauge and redecor.
ate his suite of Office rooms and finish
them all in white enamel. When COM
pleted they will present a fine appear
ance. Mss Mildred Shepard is the new
assistant in DR. Maxwel's office.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
Township Politics.

Township politics have been
exceedingly quiet this year. The
republican caucus is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon at $50
p. m. in the opera house. 1t will
not be surprising if there is not
a single contest in the caucus.
Perhaps the most important
officer to be nominated is super
visor. Thos. B. Woodman is the
only man mentioned thus far for
the place. He is a young man
of splendid qualifications, ability
and experience, and it is proba-
BILE that he will be the unanimous
choice Of the caucus.
James w. Walker is serving
his first term as township clerk.
He has made a most capable Off
cial, and will be renominated and
elected. The same is true of L.
j. Durham, who is completing
his first term as treasurer. He,
too, will be renominated without
opposition.
1t is said that there may be
opposition to the denomination
of John Minpich as highway
commissioner. This is one of
the most difficult Offices in the
entire list to fill to the complete
satisfaction of the public. No
matter how capable and efficient
or how hard worker a commits
sioner may be, there are those
who are bound to find fault. Mr..
Minnich has been a hard work
ing and painstaking official. He
knows how to build a road and is
on the job every minute. II left
20 himself to manage the road
building according to his own
Judgment and unhampered by
the township board, there would
be little opportunity for criticism.
The True Northerner believes
that Mr. Minnich has earned a
denomination at the hands of his
party, if he desires it.
1t is not known what plans the
democrats have for a township
ticket 1t has been quite gener-
ally understood that Supervisor
M. ID. Buskirk would again head
the ticket, but business interests
have kept him away from home
greater part of the winter, and
1t has been rumored of late that
he will not be a candidate for
denomination.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
SAN JOSE SCALE
Continued from First Page

is sulphide of soda, while lime-sulphur
is sulphide of lime. We cannot recon-
mend this material unless used about
twice as strong as is advised by the
manufacturers.
Before spraying for the San Jose
scale the trees should be thoroughly
pruned, all dead and surplus branches
removed and the others headed back.
This will not only greatly lessen the
labor and material required, but will
make it possible to do much more
thorough job of spraying.
When the spring application has been
neglected, or has not been thoroughly
made, serious injury may result during
the summer. Great benefit can be Sc
cured by spraying the trees with lime
sulphur solution at the rate of one gal
Ion to 25 gallons of water, when the
first brood appears, which will be about
the 10th of July, varying somewhat
with the season and the latitude. When
in the larval (crawling) stage, the in
sect may be killed with lime-sulphur
solution of this strength without doing
much harm to the leaves, although care
should be exercised to keep the spray
ing from the foliage. of peaches and
Japanese plums.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
MAPLE CITY CLUB.

Last Thursday evening wDs sort OF
ST. Patrick's event at the Maple City
club rooms. The evening was 10 charge
of the seventh committee, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. A. Lepper, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Gilkey,
Frank Arnold aud his mother and Miss
Ailene Buskirk, and was a decided sue.
cess.
A three-course dinner was served at
7 o'clock, to which all did ample justice
The tables were very attract We with
their decorations of potted green, can.
dies and candles OF the same shade.
Each guest received shamrock as a
favor ard badge of good luck After
the dining hall had been cleared, dane
ing was enjoyed by those who wished,
while others amused themselves with
cards.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
DAY AT COTERIE

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Florence
Mills of Kalamazoo gave a broad and
Instructive talk to the ladies of the club
and invited guests Her subject was
Community Service" She told of
what was being accomplished in Kali
amaZoo in their "cean up and paint
up" campaign; how they inspired the
garden spirit by asking for the use of
vacant lots for free gardens, and wood
yards, where 40 men found employment.
Mrs. Mills is member OF the school
had accomplished 10 social service was
very interesting and helpful to our civic
workers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26

Mr.. Cavanaugh was born September
l, 1855, on farm in Sharon township,
Washtenaw county, Michigan, where he
spent his boyhood days. He later at
tended the Manchester high school. He
graduated from the university OF Mich
igan in 1891. While at the university
and until January, 1892, he wac an assist
ant to the law firm of Lehman Bros. &
Cavanaugh at Ann Arbor. In January,
1892, he associated himself with Osborn
q Mills of Kalamazoo and took charge
Of a branch Office which was opened at
Paw Paw, Michigan, under the name OF
Mills, Osborn & Cavapaugh until 1895,
when the firm was dissolved and the
business taken over and continued by
him.
He has been connected with some of
the most important litigation in south
western Michigan. which has brought
him before the Michigan supreme court,
the United States district court, the
court OF Appeals and the United States
supreme court.
He has been and ls prominent in dem
oCidtiO pollIiCS III anu was dD-
pointed by Governor Ferris as one of
the trustees of the Kalamazoo state hos.
pital in 1918.
However, the duties OF justice of the
supreme court have nothing to do with
the issues of either state or national
party politics.
The office really is and should be non.
partisan.
Mr.. Cavanaugh is in the prime of life.
He Is eminently qualified for the posi-
ton.
ln the course OF his practice he has
attached a large clientele and circle of
friends who are urging bis election
without reference to party politics.
The nomination OF Mr.. Cavanaugh is
a distinctive honor to Van Buren, county,
and without reference to party politics
he should be supported unanimously. adv
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
Republican Caucus.

Notice is hereby given to the repuoli'
can electors OF the township OF Paw Paw,
that there will be township republican
caucus at Longwells opera house in the
village OF Paw Paw on Saturday after
noon, March n, 1915, at 2:3O o'clock
for the purpose OF placing in nomina-
ton candidates for the various township
offices and for the transaction OF such
other business as may legally come be-
fore the caucus.
BY order OF Republican Township
Committee.
Dated at Paw Paw, Mich, this 10th
day of March, 1915
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST.
FERTILIZERS

We have en- route two cars Of hard
wood ashes, screened and bone dry, due
to arrive here March 80. Price, rs Is
per ton. Special price to stockholders,
$500 per ton. Speak quick, if you
want some.
We have on hand car of Armour
fertilizer, including several brands which
are now off the market owing to their
high potash contents Special brands
for grapes, corn, cucumbers and alfalfa
will be carried at all times. See us and
compare our prices before placing your
orders.
SPRAYING MATERIAL
We have en- route car of lime and
sulphur liquid due to arrive here March
81. One car OF soluble sulphur com.
pound due to arrive March 30. Plenty
Of Black Leaf, Forty on hand for imme-
date use in control OF Apple Aphis and
large consignment of the standard
Corona dry arsenate OF lead due here
April l.
TREES
Just now we are making some mighty
low prices on several standard varieties
of apple and peach. A little too heavy
stock for the time Of year. Also a full
line of general trees aud plants at very
moderate prices.
NOW rs THE TIME
To have your plans made for beautify.
ing your yard and our Landscape man
is ready to submit plans and prices. 1t
costs you nothing for plans and est.
mates.
The WOLVERINE COOPERATIVE NURSERY
Co. LTD.
Where you find the best farm tools at
the lowest price.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
BEAUTIFUL RECIPE BOOK.
For Every Woman.

We have been asked by the Calumet
Baking Powder Company of Chicago 10
announce through the columns of our
publication that they have just gotten
up one of the best Recipe Books ever
published, 16 pages of which are beau
dfully illustrated, shown in colors a
lot of dainty dishes and good things to
eat that can be prepared with Calumet
Baking Powder.
In addition to this there are 252 val
liable recipes and numerous household
hints prepared by the most noted Do
nestle Science teachers and Cooking
Experts.
We know you will find this very
valuable book, as you will have use for
it almost every day.
All you have to do to get one is to
take the slip that you find in a pound
can of Calumet Baking Powder, fill in
your name and address according to
the instructions on the slip and mail it
to the Calumet Baking Powder Com
pany, Chicago, Ill.
If you are not already using Calu-
met Baking Powder, we would suggest
that you try it today. You will find it
wholesome and economical to use.
You will find it a Baking Powder of
unusual merit and the recipe book one
of the most beautiful and useful books
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
ROLL OF HONOR.

Those who have paid their subscrip.
ton to The True Northerner this week:
IL. d. Wright, City
w. f. Warner, Grand Rapids
A. BIbo, City
Ada SHRINE, City
Wallace Roush, City
Mrs. James Raymond, Route
K. j Ryder, Route 3
A. L toote, Route 3
E l.. Swan, Route
Sylvester tarnsworth, Route 6
Albert Frisbie. Route 2
George Waterous, City
Josephine Bitely, City
Mrs. Dollie Conner, City
Space is at premium this week and
we are obliged to omit the list of those
who forgot TO pay up. Watch this space.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
Hats off to the Movies.

The management of the Idle
Hour theater is to be commended
on the splendid class of pictures
it is showing TO the public. The
large patronage of this popular
place of amusement would indi-
cate that the efforts of the man
ager to run strictly first class
"movie" is appreciated.
1t is to be regretted, however,
land this criticism, by the way,
is due to no fault of the manage
ment) that there is an occasional
patron of the theater, who either
through lack of proper training
in childhood or a chronic obsti.
nate disposition developed in
later years, will sit whole even
ing through and compel those
sitting behind her to dodge from
side to side and get only an &C.
casional glimpse of the screen
from under the brim of a huge
hat. In this age of courtesy,
good manners and generous edu-
cation, nearly every lady in the
land knows enough to remove
her headgear in public place
when it obstructs the vision of
those behind her. But there are
some left who refuse to bulge,
and when the that's off" slide is
repeatedly thrown on the screen
for her special benefit, she will
set her teeth with a snap, grasp
the sides of the seat firmly with
both hands and glory in the an
noyance and discomfort Of those
unfortunate enough to be sitting
behind her.
Vern, the show is a dandy.
Everybody likes it. and you are
to be congratulated. The writer
had the misfortune recently to
be seated in the rear of where
one of these hats was anchored,
and it left rs with a crouch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
PICKED UP ABOUT
THE COURT HOUSE.
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS

CIHCOII COOH PHOCEEDlNGS
All last week the Court was occupied
with the case of e. E. Moore, ct al, VS.
Thos. F. Spellman, ct al, and the case
is still unfinished, and at least two
more full days will be required.
The case of People VS.. James Hor.
ner, charged with assault with intent
to murder, came on for hearing this
Monday afternoon. The jury were
selected and the trial began about 3:45.
1t will undoubtedly take the best part
of the week to try it.
NEW SUITS FILED
Fred c.. Cogshall VS.. VIM. III. Morris,
ct al.-Bill for Partition.
John Burns, Special Guardian VS..
VIM. V. Dow, ct al-Bill to set aside
deed, injunction and accounting.
DEGREES FILED
Susie Wheaton VS.. William Wheaton
Decree of Divorce.
Amy G.. Perry VS.. Leslie A. Perry
Decree of Divorce.
Lottie Harter VS.. Noah Harter-De-
cree of Divorce.
Lenox VS.. Conner, ct al.-Decree to
quiet title.
E. B. Edmonds ct al. VS.. Chauncey
T. Lee, ct al-Decree to quiet title.
Jacob Niffenegger ct al. VS.. II. e.
Sheldon ct al Decree to quiet title.
]. j. Cleary VS.. Lottie G. Baker
Decree to quiet title.