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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-16
Operation to Be Lin
tied to Period of
Two Years
STATE PROBE is
PROVIDED FOR
New Measure Would
Establish State Com
mission
From a stan Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich. April 16.-The
rsilroad rate bill. providing for grad.
ed increases In passenger fares in
Michigan. will. when 1t passes the
house. be a document Of far less
import than when 1t went through
the senate Las, week.
The bill was agreed to in commit.
tee OF the whole yesterday afternoon
when a tacit understanding was
reached between supporters and op.
ponents of the measure that an
amendment limiting, its operation
to two years. during which time an
investigation OF rate conditions
would be carried on. would be at
tached when the bill comes up for
third reading.
The bill was made a special order
OF business for 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and Rep. James Henry.
Of Battle Creek. chairman OF the
railroad committee, announced that
he would. at that time, present an
amendment declaring the act inoper.
ative after Sept. 1. 1917. unless the
law was re-enacted prior to that
time.
Immediately after the COMMITTEES
arose Rep. Henry put In a bill pro.
viding for appointment by the gov.
ernor OF q committee OF I'VE mem
bers, whose duty II shall be to In.
vestigate passenger rate conditions
The commission shall. under the
terms Of The bill. make its report tc
the Legislature not later than Jan
I. 1917. but shall continue IN ONCE
until March l OF that year IN order
20 confer with the Legislature on leg
isiation growing out Of it's findings
The bill specifies that the com.
mission shall be OF pursuits as fol
lows; Ono attorney of Law IN good
standing: q railroad man so-cailed
With practical exparisaee.-s-busf
ness man. so-caiied. engaged either
In manufacturing OF merchantile
business, practical farmer. The
firth shall be selected by the gov
tCc~tisusa .. rpge rweJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-16
B elieves Gripping
Amendments Have
Wrecked Measure
DRYS DISSATISFIED
WITH CHANGES
A d m it Wet Tactics
Have Damaged
Their Chances
From a stan Correspondent.

LANSING. Mich, April 1s.-Sena-
tor James Murtha and his wet" ad.
herents have succeeded In killing
on the statewide prohibition meas
ure. II statements given out by sew
eral dry" leaders can be credited.
When the measure comes up this
morning. II II said. Senator Straight
himself will move that the bill be
referred to committee. with a view
to smothering Il there.
Additional OF classes prohibiting
the sale Of patent medicines contain.
Ing alcohol and placing q liability
upon druggists who handle the stun
has made the bill impossible OF ac-
ceptance. by the people. according
TO the. "drys." The switch In vot.
ing time from November. 1916, to
April. 1917. also serves TO make the
bill unacceptable to Senator Straight
and Lieut.-Gov. Dickinson for politi-
cal reasons.
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By ED. L. KEEN.

(stof Correspondent Uaited Press.)
LONDON. April 1s.--London ex-
poets a great Zeppelin raid before
many hours. Flying corps COM
manders we're summoned to the ad-
miralty early today for a conferences
on defense. Special constables were
ordered to go on patrol duty at the
outskirts OF the city at dusk to-
night. The authorities were busy
making fnal preparations to beat
OF the attack from the skies.
Two. and possibly three. Zeppe-
Inns participated In the raid over Es-
sex and Suffolk early today in which
woman and girl were injured
and property damage estimated at
$150,00O was done.
One OF the sky monsters crossed
the Thames, IL minutes from Lon
don. according TO an official report
from the admiralty today The adj
miralty is convinced that the air
ships were reconnoitering and pick
ing the best route for a raid on the
British capital.
Twelve cities and towns within a
radius OF 20 miles OF London we're
visited by the Zeppelins. Six OF
them were bombarded by explosive
and incendiary shells. Three bombs
were dropped near the Henham hall
residence of the Earl and Countess
Of Stradbroke, near Southwold.
Henham hall had been converted
lnto a hospital for British wounded.
The bombs exploded with sharp
crashes within 90 yards OF the
building. but did no damage.
Tn greatest destruction was done
at Lowestoft. 100 miles northeast
OF London on the seacoast. A big
timber yard was fred by an incen-
diary bomb and burned for nine
hours, the blaze threatening tn
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-16
Not Guilty of Shot in
Back, Says Former
Dictator Huerta
SAYS u. S. HAS
BEEN UNFAIR
Doesn't Think Wash
ingtOn Understands
Situation

NEW YORK, April 16.--Denying
responsibility for the death Of Pro
visional President Madero, and as
serting that he had been treated un'
fairly by the United States govern
ment. General victoriano Huerta,
former dictator OF Mexico, today
gave his views OF the situation In
the troubled republic.
General Huerta's statement, In
part follows:
Speaking OF the death OF Madero,
he said:
THAT Is professional secret.
Lawyers have secrets. doctors have
secrets am soldier-why not q
(Centinued on Page TwoJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-16
Wood Bill Passed.

LANSING. Mich. April 16.-Sen-
aioi James Woods BILL providing for
the election OF national party COM
mitteemen In the primaries preced-
ing the general election was passed
by the senate Thursday afternocn.
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HlstorIan Leave, Eortun..

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April 16 -
The will Of Charles Francis Adams,
OF Lincoln. the historian. who died
at Washington. March 20, was al
lowed in probate court today. The
estate appraised at $1,000 900 is left
10 the widow.
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HILLSDALE
GETS READY FOR
HOMECOMING

mLLsDALE, Mich. April ls.--
Especial Arrangements are being
made for Hillsdaie's second home
coming. which will be held on Fri.
day. June IS. and perhaps extended
through Saturday. The college
holds the quinquennial reunions. and
the big day viii Be Thursday, the
18th. with commencement. college
dinner and presidents reception. II
is planned TO have the city home
comings every ave years. the same
time ~ the college reunions. Judge
Guy NJ. Chester has been elected
chairman. George w. Lyons score
tary, and ID. A. Dibbie. @. NJ. Barre
and 8. J. Gier on the executive com.
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DRYS PREPARED TO
OPPOSE WILSON

WASHINGTON, April 1s.--Nation.
al ''drys" announced they would op-
pose for president anybody who fav-
ored state control OF liquor prob
lens. which would include Wood.
row Wilson.
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Detectives Desovsn ssa Bcersig
feusa . Isvsiiierv and = cksls %
the tracks at the scene OF the
grade crossing. tragedy. st West
tracks. Thursday night and the
owner of the jcwelry may have II
at police Headquarters. by proving
ownership.
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NEW YORK. April 1e.-Ignace
Jan Paderewski. the pianist. arrived
last night by the liner Adristio 10
assist IN the collecting OF funds for
the relief Of Polish war sufferers,
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WHEAT.

CHICAGO. April is.-jrain: Open
up Nc Septemher- -upLA -GaER-
May, up NC, July. up &c. Oats:
May, up NC. July. up &C. Provisions.
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I ELsoN w. ALpRIcH. Cor

M ELSON W. ALDRICH, for
IN mer Senator from Rhode
Island and one OF the authors OF
the Payne-Aidrfch tariff. dropped
dead today in his New York resi-
dcnce.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23

Mrs. w. C. Starr and three young
est children, leave today for Amoret,
Mo-, to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. c. II. Hutchins, who is
quite sick.
Miss Eula Waight returned to st.
Joe, Mo-, Monday, having visited
over Sunday at the home Of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Waight,
in this city.
Mrs. George Arney and baby, OF
| Van Vert, came Tuesday evening to
visit over Christmas at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Evans
in this city.
Mrs. Bert Chew and children, OF
Pleasanton, came Saturday and visit
ed over Sunday at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Harmon,
| in this city.
Mrs. John Shobe, of Onamia,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her sister, Miss Ida Smith and
other relatives in the vicinity OF
Garden Grove.
! Mrs. Fred Beers, of near Delray,,
departed Tuesday for Glencoe, Okla
homa, where she will spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Cummins.
Mrs. William Perdew, of Beaver
Crossing, Neb., arrived Tuesday even
ing to spend the holidays at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. D. B. Howell,
of north Of Leon.
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland returned to
her home at Weldon Tuesday after a
| visit at the home of her son, S. A.
| Mcfarland, who has been very sick
| for several weeks
| Charles DobsOn, who had been Wis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Aaron Goodman, north of Leon, re-
turned to his home near Davis City
Saturday evening.
| Miss Dorothy Hull, who is stu
dent at the State University at Iowa
! City, arrived yesterday to spend the
holiday vacation at the home of her
parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Ridgeway and
Mrs. B. NJ McDonough, of northeast
of Leon, went to Garden Grove
Thursday to attend the funeral of
| Miss Mabel Morgan.
Misses Lila Mckinley and Rosa
Bennett arrived Tuesday evening
from Ledgerwood, South Dakota, and
will spend the holidays here with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed X. Pitman and
son George returned Thursday to
their home at Northwood, Iowa, at
ter ten day visit in this city with
relatives and friends.
M. E. Gammill, of near Harris
burg, Colorado, who was visiting at
the home of his brother, M. A. Gam
mill in this city, went to Pleasanton
Friday for short visit.
Rev. JAS A. Armstrong and wife
returned Monday from Gilman, City,
Mo-, where they had been conducting
series of meetings, and will spend
the holidays at their home in this
city.
! Mrs. Ida Adkins returned to her
home at Davis City Monday evening,
after few days visit at the home of
me- daughter, Mrs. Art Scott, in this
city. Mrs. Scott and children accom-
panied her home to spend the holi-
days.
|
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23

Scott Gardner departed Monday
for Denver, Colorado, where he will
spend the holidays at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs Zeal Ausman.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Boyce of near Togo, was
visiting in Leon Tuesday, being on
her way home from a few days visit
with relatives at Garden Grove.
Miss Hazel Moore, who is teach
ing near Garden Grove, came Satur-
day and visited over Sunday at the
home of her parents in this city.
Miss Daisy Sell, who is employed
in store at Derby, visited over Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Sell in this city.
Mrs. Marion Woodland departed
Monday evening for Chicago where
she will spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. Archie Littlejohn..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Fair, of Pleas
anton, were in Leon Thursday, en-
route home from two months visit
at Tryon and Douglas, Oklahoma.
Mrs. e. A. Adams, of Grand Riv-
err, and her son, John Adams, who is
attending school at Davis City, were
visitors in this city last Saturday.
Gilbert Johnston, who is working
for nennis Daughton, east of Leon,
went to his home at Davis City Sat-
urday evening to visit over Sunday
Mrs. Charles Cook, of Bethany,
Mo-, passed through Leon last Satur-
day going to Pleasanton to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Easton
Mrs. J. G. Parsons and little son
returned Friday from few days
\ islt with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MandreW Holland, at Garden Grove,
f.. NJ. Hamilton returned to his
home at Pleasanton Monday evening
after visiting few days at the homes
of his sons, M. w. and w. H. Hamil-
ton.
Joe Keshlear and Forest Hagan
who are students in the Leon High
School, went to their homes near
Pleasanton Friday to visit over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elva Rake, who have
been staying at the Joe Hamilton
farm, northwest of Leon, returned to
their home at Gainesville, Mo-, Fri
day.
Mrs. Madaline Caffray, the north
side milliner, went to Kansas City
Friday and will spend the holidays
WITH RELATIVES anu lIlcluo Ill CAdt
city.
Mrs. Clay Pryor returned to her
home at Garden Grove Thursday af-
ter visiting a couple Of days in this
city with her mother, Mrs. Isabel
house.
Miss Erema Woolman, of Wood
land, who is attending the Leon
High School, went to Garden Grove
Friday for few days visit with
friends
Mrs. J. NJ Pickering returned Fri
day from Garden Grove where she
had been visiting a few days at the
nome of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Craigo.
E. B. Reynolds, of WATERFOWL, S.
D., came Monday from Van Vert, for
few days visit at the home of his
brother, 0. H. Reynolds, southwest
of Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stark, who had
been visiting at the home of their
nephew, Guy Stark, in this city, re-
turned to their home in Des Moines
Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23

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Z. 10 PREsTt Publisher,
La Tribana dsl Popolo. italian nsvspspsr.
a. WEipENTHAL. Publisher.
Jewish lndspendcat, Jswish- En- giish nsvspapef.
a. cAPEcELATRo. Editor 4 Manager.
II Psasisro italiano. Italian newspaper.
A. ANTELl, Publisher,
Flnska Ansrikanarsn. Swedish nsuspapsr.
REV. THOMAS TERLIzzI, Pubiishsr.
y Bolis;tino Parroeehials, italian ns~spaper.
W. L. BoURoUET. Manager.
L'cpinion Publiqus, French newspaper.
FRANK RUSZklEWicZ, Publisher.
Dzlsnnlk dla Wszystklch. PeiisA nswspapsr.
ANGELO sEARPA. Publisher.
La Luce, Italian newspaper.
CHARLES }. URBAN. Publisher,
Uaista, Polish Newspaper.
r. RoslN & WILLIAM sHUBiN. Ediisrs.
SfraAdnsekA. Lsttish ns~spspsr.
JAMES v. DoMARuNNA, Publisher.
C.azzetta dsl Massachusetts, Italian nevtpaper.
o. DIAcoUMoPoULoS. Publisher.
DsEsenios, Greek Newspaper.
CORNELIUS PAELSTRA. Publisher.
De TssRraai, Hellandish nswspapsr.
A. LEwANDOWskI q BRO. Publishers.
cassia luaews. Pelish nevspspsr.
IrALo.AMERIcAN PUB. CO., Publishers.
LItalo-Ansresne, Italian nsvspapsr.
OSCAR E. LINDBoRN, Pubiisher,
Svsnsks VeekobiAdst. S~sdish nsvspspsr.
w. PIETKIEWIcZ, Publisher.
Tygodnik Corniezy, Polish ns~spapsr.
JOSEPH SANTELLA. Publisher,
csrTisrs del connsetieut. italian nsvspspsr.
MATTHEW FIiTTo. Manager.
Pehlsn Tahiti. Finnish ns~spaper.
PETER KIRYLUK, Puhlishsr,
New Lie. Ruthsnian newspapsr.
LUIGI FiNOcCHIARo, Publisher q Editor.
Ma-c5i-E, Italian Newspaper.
JOHN }. ARDAN, Publisher.
Earodna Viola, Ruthsnian nssspapsr.
z. CANUDo, Publisher,
Stella. Italian Newspaper.
REV. ERNEST PoRZsoLT. Publisher.
JaAnsiswni Hirsde. Hungarian nsvhpspes.
s. A. DANCEL. Publisher.
The Nationalist. Polish nsvspapsr.
CERARDo BALZANo, Publisher.
la stampa. italian nsvspspsr'
a. A. HADDAD, Publisher,
As-saysh. Arabs nsvspApsr.
s. pI LEO, Publisher,
La Spaxxsno. italian Newspaper.
THEODORE PIScHoK. Publisher,
Ssgs. Russian ns~spspsr.
JOHN J. ROucETTl, Publisher,
La vsritA. Italian English nsvspspsr.
WEcWEiSER PUBLISHING CO.. Publishers,
Der Wsgwsissr, fiddish nswspapsr.
~. MANcELLiERE, Publlsher
La TrinseriA. Italian Newspaper.
ALEXANDER CONDOS. Publisher.
Bridgeport, HunEarisn ns~spapsr.
A. NJ. LIEsLINc. Publl.hsr,
Jewish Progress, Jewish nswspaper.
S. 2. NOTION. Publisher.
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MORRIS sEsKiNp. M.nAgss q Ealtor.
JsNisk Labor World. jewish nsvspapsr.
E. J. TuPY, Psbllshsr.
Slavis. BeherniAn ns~spapsr.
c. c. PETERSON, Treasurer,
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AlExARDER Won DEsSENFFY, Pubiisbes,
otihsn. HYnEsrian nswspapsr.
a. DuRANTE, Publisher,
L1tAlia. Italian nssspapsr.
LOUIS s. BERLIN, Publishsr
The Sentinel. Jswish-English nswsRzpsr.
o. C. MELARACNo. Puhli.her.
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r. AcELRAp. Publisher,
stsauA Nsastrs, Reumanian Newspaper.
A. BARToLINI, Publisher.
L'Ers Nova Umeristiea. italian nsvspspsr.
KuNc Y. SANG. Editor.
MICHAEL M. BARTA, Editor q Publisher,
Lsrain Is videks. Hungarian ns~spapsr.
LOUIS ". szYPERsKI, Publisher.
kurysr katoliekL Polish ns~spApsr.
PIETRo JAcovlNi. Publisher,
II Mattino, Italian nswspapsr-
n. MILUkAs. Publisher.
Zvaigsds, Lithuanian nswsospsr.
JOHN r. PALANDEcH. Publishsr.
Jugoslevia. ServiAn newspaper.
AUGUST sTIEBER, Mansrs<,
DIie.-nik Peiski, Pollsh newspaper.
ALEXANDER ZAMDoRY. Editor q Publisher,
Fuggetienssg, Hungarian nsvs2apef.
REV. JOSEPH HANuLYA. Editor.
Rnsn. Ruthsnian nesspapsr.
z FALcfDIA, Publisher,
II Tslsgrafo. Italian 1swspsper-
CHARLES n. HoSENcUisT, President,
ostsrns Veskeblad. Swedish aswspApsr.
D.. ALTER, Publisher.
A. RODE, Secretary,
Ceios 1ruda. Russian Newspaper.
NAT n. STRAUSS. Business Manager.
PsnnsyissnskI cornlk. Polish ns~sPapsr.
EUGENE HwoZDYK. Editor q Publisher.
Hirnyk, Ruthsnian newspaper.
PEPRToNE q PoNER. Pubiishsrs.
Rlsvsglio CoioniAls. italian nssspapsr.
ALEXANDER J. PiEKUTowski. Editers
kronlks. Pollsh newspaper.
STEPHEN CYONCYOSY, Publisher,
Magyar visg. Hungarian newspaper.
J. {. cHuDATsIk, President
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JOHN }, BARc, Manager.
Rekord Codzisnny. Polish nswspnpsrs
AxEI-. RosENLuND, Manager.
Scandinavia. Swedish newspaper.
MICHAEL sACcEsE. ssers,ary.
La Trieuns. Italian Newspaper.
LEAvfTT a RuBENsTEiN, Publishers.
Boston Jewish voies. fiddish ns~sPspsr.
JOHN p. MORGAN. Manager.
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JOHN n. URBAN. PubIishsn
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JOSEPH BALTRUsAITls. Publisher.
pAgslss. Lithuanian ssvspapsr.
n. y. PAcELLA, Publisher,
La Stella DItslis. Italian newspaper.
JEWISH RECORD CO.. Publlsksrs.
Jewish Record, Jewish nsrspapsr.
A. c. vIEfnA. Publisher.
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VINCENT DMowsKi. Editor.
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A. s. coILINI, Editor,
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c. T. LIMESTONE. Publishsr.
Skandia, Swedish nsvspapsr.
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Amsrikanske slsvsnsky svst sisvsk nsvs-
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Shaz. Poiish nswspaper.
D. RAsfLE, Publisher.
Aralao di Auhurn. Italian ns~spapsr.
n. PoRWIT, Publisher,
Cornik. Polish newspaper.
FlAvlo PASEIf-A- Publisher.
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NOE HAMEIEY, Manager,
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A A. TURLSoN, ruhlishsr,
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ZINC. 10 DANrrA. Publisher.
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PAoF. A. colLETrA, Publisher.
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Praea. Peiish newspaper.
N. @. BADRAN, Publisher,
The Easls. Syrian nswspaper.
JOSEPH isoLA. Puhiishsr,,
L'issiisne In America. italian Newspaper.
ISRAEL FRiEDKIN, Manager.
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". YAKTlst Manager
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Boston jewish American.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05

Na(bfebenb tit bic bon ben Serausgebern un.
ter,ei6nete &eiOlution, antorifreno bieien Mui.
rnf an oas cmerifanii6e Bolt:
,,0Sir, bic i,eransseber BET nntcrSeid1netem
Seitnngen, antoriiiren einen 9mirmi an bas anne.
rifaniide S,pf, Jnbmftren uno alrbeiter, tpeber
palner, Sfrapnea Dber 0eifJoiie irgenomeld,er
9irt nSer Seid)rebnng3u 30 iabrisren, sn berfaufem
ooer 5n berienSen an irgenbeiue Der fregiabren
ben Sfattpnen bon europa uSer sSapan."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
: mid)t es serf0rem belicm.

eahen men9tes son uperm naS seben erbatea n'd
Evening star., 1915-03-21

parish, if I'm any judge of pretty women"
"Mr. Ingersoll lost his wife here. That
probably accounts for his wish to remain.
Popple's face creased in frown of per-
plexity. @That isn't W at the lady said,N he
explained. 3Her story was that Mrs. Inger-
soil died in Paris, prob'ly when the baby
was born. Anyhow, no one in Pont Ayen
had ever seen her, as she axed particular
Not that it could ha been any business of
hers; but woman likes to ferret out every
atom of gossip, an there's bound to be a lot
of talk about any girl as good lookin' as Miss
Ingersoll."
Popple little guessed-he never knew
what tornado he let loose by those words.
3Dear me! Dear me! How very curious"
gasped Raymond.
To be continued newt Sunday