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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09

Photographer Faust made a pic
ture of the large throng. or as much
of it as the camera would hold The
latest reports indicate that the ma
chine sustained no disastrous pune
tures and can be used again
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09
(By Associated Press.) }

London, Sept. 9.-Twenty were
killed and eighty-six injured by last
nights Zeppelin raid near London.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09

The Winter Haven Band was here
and dispensed excellent music
throughout the day, which was much
enjoyed by all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09

Valrico struck town with the bells
on. With banners flying and COW
bells attached to cars, their delega-
tion swept through the streets about
0 O'Clock bearing a merry bunch, on
good time bent, and they showed
that they were all live wires.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09
1000 Visitors Tmonged
Lakeland To-day to Attend Meeting
Of the Central Highway Association

strains OF the excellent music. for
which our band Is noted.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
ARCHDUKE FREDERICK

I have met the commanders of many armies. but never have I been more impressed than by the simple. kindly forcefulness of Archduke Frederick, commander-in-c -chief of the Austrian army, a man whose many years of mili- tary service give him many advantag- es over most other men in experience of military affairs.
 He is man slightly below the av- craze height (which seems to be the rule with so many of the great military leaders of the world), of particularly cordial and sympathetic manner. His resemblance to Emperor Franz Josef is quite remarkable, both in manner, personality and appearance.
 I felt instantly that the mothers of Austria and Hungary must feel that their sons are in good keeping in his hands and that not an unnecessary life will be lost.-J. F. J. Archibald in Scribner's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Kniuhts Of Pythias

Interest centers around our big time at Riverside Park next Tuesday even ing. The affair was originally started by Purity Temple, No. 9. and has since been enlarged to include all Knights of Pythias and their families. This affair is to be exclusively for Knights of PythiaS. their families and Pythian Sisters, and must be so understood by all members in order to avoid any embarrassments. The "Mulligan" will be served at 6:30 D. m and all those who are not there at 6:30 D. m. may miss out on the stew. The Knights have volunteered to furnish the birds for the "Mulligan,' and this is the plan mapped out at our last meeting:
 All knights who can should furnish their full quota of birds (35 doves per man), and same should be in not later than Monday night Those furnishing birds should leave them at the w. H. Constable Ice and Cold Storage Co, located at the corner of Fourth avenue and Jackson streets. where they will be put on cold storage until such time as the committee shall collect them, which will be early Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

weather fall far below those of the winter months. still many brave the warm weather to enjoy good dancing In order to give the old F'aithfuls, those who attend lodge every Satur- day night, a chance to have a Satur day night to themselves during the hot weather, it was deosded at last nights meeting that during the sum mer months and until October 1. We would meet every other Saturday night as heretofore. only short ses- sions of the lodge will be held on these nights, the meetings closing promptly
 at 2. Social dancing will follow the close of the meetings and visitors are more than welcome. No admission will be charged and everyone who at tends is assured a good time.
 Our special dispcnsation is proving a very popular one and no wonder-the total cost for membership at the pres ent time costs almost nothing. This dispensation closes on July l and will not likely be renewed. Everyone wish
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Odd Fellows

At the last meeting of Phoenix lodge. No. ?, I. c. O. F.. there were several new linkers added to the triple link of Phoenix Odd Fellows lodge. Work in the initiatory degree next ses- sion. The new officers will be in stalled the first meeting night in July. A cordial invitation will be extended to all the valley lodges. The incoming officers were elected as a committee to look after the refreshments on that occasion. All visiting brethren who sojourn in the city are requested to participate on installation night as well as any other meeting.
 It goes a great way toward making lodge by faithful attendance by the faithful ones. Do let them know that you appreciate it.
 If we strive the harder our success will be the greater.
 How often did you attend lodge dur ing June?
 Shoulder to the wheel stuff is the kind that wins.
 Team work is necessary.
 The policy and purpose of these columns is to "ever help and never harm" the readers.
 Language was given to us that we might say pleasant things to each other.
 The most comforting balm that can come to the true fraternal man is the reflection that no matter under what stress he may labor, there is some where some one who loveth him un- selfishly and faithfully. Let us all strive 10 be worthy of this boon.
 The homes of a nation are it's strong est forts
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
D. O. K, K,

The next ceremonial of Fl Yemanah Temple, No. G. will be held in Prescott on Saturday evening" July 8 Brother James Gilbert of Jerome and Sharp mack of Prescott report tyros a-plenty for joint ceremonial in Prescott on the above date. A rate of S550 for the round trip has been secured. Train leaves santa F'e depot at 7:3O a. m.. Saturday morning, July 3. A big time is in store for all attending this cere- monial
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

ing to become a member Of good sound order that is noted not only for
 it's soundness. but for it's soclablllty' should lose no time in visiting us ana
 getting acquainted. Getting acquaint-
 ed and initiated into membership have always proved simultaneous happenings in this order. Next social night Saturday July 10. You're invited
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
LODGE LORE

Get busy, brothers, for we will need a good many doves to feed 900 hungry people. which has been estimated will be there.
 We had work in the rank of Esquire Friday which was enjoyed by full at tendance of Knights
 The sick committee reports Brother William Fielding as doing nicely He has Geen down with typhoid the past week, but has been improving.
 The FraternaI Brotherhood
 At our last regular meeting. several applications for membership were ia vorably passed on and one new mem Der initiated.
 Although our dances during the hot
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

The doll is the most ancient of toys. Examples have been found in the graves of the children of ancient Rome and they are known to have been in use before that time.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

WHY LOOK?

Where do We find the most miserable of men?" exclaimed the cXhorter fervently.
 You don't have to find him" re- sponded the man in the fourth row, center he hunts you up and tells you all about it.-Philadelphia Pub lie Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

Maricopa is to have T new school house of two rooms-one for school building and the other tO be used by the Woman's club. The Woman's club of that place was organized to help the educational standard of the and the school house is the tangible result
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

The Woman's club of Casa Grande will arrange a lecture course for next winter The value oe the course is no longer denied and practically every club now endeavors to enlist speakers. if not from the university extension course, from among well known men and women of the state. pr. von KleinSmid. president of the University of Arizona. is a popular lecturer with clubwomen-
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
STATES ATTORNEY
PLAYS DAN CUPID

1 Mandan, N D. May 6. - He
doesn't wear wings and he wears
clothes like any man, but States
Attorney LANCER has Cupid backed
eff the boards 81 I @ 'Ss 35ss.;$S6 III X, sE
5 Yeserday he shot a Few darts,
verbal, together with a, few threats.
and Max Kauf ufmann thereupon se-
cured "a ma rriage license and was
shortly a afterWard united in mar.
sriage at. the court house BY; Judge
y ;C Johnson to Fannie Altman.
He is s and she 4 2 2 d. 5s:5} ss
The couple, is alleged have
been living togethe for twelve
years. States Attorney Ian ger to-
day declared that he had h umerous
com plants from the people in the
vicinity of Barnes post office and
after inYestig gating the case, gave
the couple the chanee e to be mar
.ried3 or stand trial :ror unla co-
abitation A
hat kind OF thing must STOP
said the states attorne this orn--
ing. There have been a dozen ol
more cases in the county, but
believe all the parties have either
been married on have left for ot j her q
splace
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.M|n0T JA|lB|RO IS
AGAIN ARRESTED

.g Minot, .: ,S5z N IN ike
MuIee was arrested 81 last MIG by:
the police on the charge Of attempt
ed assault It is alleged that he
tried to co omnlit an unm tionable
crime gainst a Minot boy who is
not ii ore than 8 or years old .$sSs
James Regan, 1T is said eclares
3 he saw MuleeS pull the. boy s into Sa
shack along the ssreat Mort rthern
gilt Il of way an that he K Regan)
jnterf rfeFred III ustt8 in time to save,
the lad from a grave inj jus tice,
Ss Muiee was TIA ken before Police
Magistrate ohm .ynch this morn.
8ing, bnts secured a change Cts venue
to the court stfee the
Peace EIe pre-
5liminary hearth as 1 not set this
morning. but N Ill pro obably heId
this af terno tom aorroy
ulee was recently mix Xed in
the thef ft5 ofs u consid era Bile amount
of5 grai in rom MI farm ~ q.
Plank His conrad des were sent
to- the penite tiary while be- got
of wit count term &, only
recently being out prisoI: 7.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
NEAR NA1FORD

etford. d. May Two
serf1G farm aceid dents occurred
near Watford # yesterda 3.
Chaussee, a well known Mckenzie
county merchant and farmer.
while handling the levers on the
splows with q traction outfit was
caught by the pl0Ws and had his
right leg torn open from the knee
TO the ankle. He was brought
into Watsord, where he is being
cared His condi ton is con-
5sidered serious 55s
Shortly after Nj Chau aussee's acT
4cident Angus Nc Master, 4-year-
:soid boy, Was RIM over by disc
while working on hiss broth her's;
farm north of StoWn The team
became fright tened and ran. The
boys cloth hes caught on the disc as
the horses sjerked away and he
was thrown down and run over by
the disc iis ollarbone was
broken and the side OF @ his body
bad ~ scraped and bruised. One
s,,of the horses brok its leg and had q
bo shot.
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found which partially revealed the
crime and caused the warrant to
be issued the young mans ar
rest Upon further inVestiga alton
other letters were found which are
being held as evid against
Davis; n he little girl has confess
ed to her parents of Da1is is.sS5 crime
Sheriff 5Kasner OF Dunn Center
WIS iinmed diate1y not 1ed as 4 was
also sherIff Brown Of this county
and horough search is . being
mad
Davis ssnsp ed & that his actions
were found out and left the Beiser
HON returning later and demands
ing his extra clothes. M j. Beiser
refused to give up the clothes un.
less Davis would give himself up
to the authorities and off cred ITO
hitch up a team and take him to
Dunn Center Davis would not
agree to this however. and when
Mr.. Beiser insisted, drew y. q gun,
departed insthe darkness and has
not as yet been apprehended, al
though Dunn and Stark counties
are being thoroughly searched
over and all the towns in this part
of the country are on the lookout.
iss On account Of the extreme youth
of the girl and the iendishness of
the crime it will probably go hard
If Davis is caught and proven gull
sfv $Es s&5 5%;5. 81.
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/ ] IS
WINNER 0 FIGHT

szl .s5f Z, ANA Fnrk n q b NAV 81 l.
Ep,anfvWnnd viii rana;n st1,a co,i,1ty
5sseaf a sher;da 81 county. Mont. ufi-
dor tl,es yri1lire ma de Wednesday BY
District sIndgas 4. M *ss Utter Who
q, sfainad sth haSS tlam,,rra;r S5 entered by
\ Attnrnav Z. & q 81 Ranes Il, the cor COM
MA INT IN fa1,itv -filed nv Meflicinriee. e.
lake Plentvwoof,:s rival for county
seat Slonors. $5:ss !
M {. bangs 's5 who r, returned ITO
Grand Forks today. q from Glasgow.
where the case was heard. stated
That. <tl,e sonlvS resource now left TO
Medicina Lake was an: 1appea1., ito
the supreme a court Il 3%of Montana.
The district comrt &. actIon hayine
$heen finally dismissed :: Nv Judge
IJtter,s ruling ..s 5s J: >;.... =
5sf2s The case Tarone shortly after the
creatio of sheridan in March. i3.
sAt that tima : county seat election
was held in which FIVE towns con.
tasted .fnr i1,a honor plentyWosO,fi
ehad the largest number. Of votes.
with Medicine Lake second, II BUT
neither had 4 majority Of the votes
cast ,l; y Az
As q result cf this another! con.
test Lake occurred in November.
1914 \, the other contestants having
been eliminated. s:l*3 = q
Al this second election the vote
was declared to be Plentywood,
Es1872 and q Medicine Lake 1926.
THE Medicine Lake adherents wish
ed to contest this election but it
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
oman Saves Her :
Drowning Child

:WaIford, NJ D., May 6.-The
heroism and presence of mind. cf
Mrs Robert Graham, wife Of a
farmer living near Watford, saved
the life::o her 2-year-old boy. Mrs
Graham was working in her gar
den when she suddenly missed her
son, who had been playing near
her Cherry creek, quite a large
stream ran close by Running to
the bank she saw the: child's cap
floating on the water and a second
later the boys head rose to the
surface. She jumped in; the wat
er reaching nearly to- her neck, and
succeeded in getting the child out.
He Mass undoubtedly ii going under
for the last time as she caught
I him for he was in a lifeless condi,
tion@and it was some. hours before
the child was resuscitated. g
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
WOMAN
HANDY WITH. GUN

z Fargo, d., May 6.-G fillmore
Hayes, colored; now lies at; the .$ St.
Johns hospital in a critical condi-
ton as the result Of a shooting
match which occurred at, 207
Third street north late last night.
His assai liant, Bertha Terry, also
acolored, lis: in the county Jail in
default of $4,000 bail for her pre-
liminary hearing on May IL at 2
o. clock s5& 55is5 + SsSi 81 y 81 Fi5
The shooting came as the result
of d quarrel, the: cause CT which
has not been determined. Hayes
was ON the porch When the shot
was fired the bullet striking his
right side and travelling at right
angles through his body The shot
iattracte the attention Of pas ssers5
by who saw Hayes fall and rushed
ITO his assist tance.I I
s5gss 3 ffIer the shooting the assailant
fled tlIes HON a friend lgitl5,
tie farther up the street where
she was found by Officers Konen
and Anderson who were sent to
make the arrest She made no at
tempt 10 $ges away and came
peacefully w hen "a uestioned at
the police sta ation she admitted the
shooting bat said abe did SO IN
self defense and that Hayes was
about to ttack her. s3ss s
Reports from the hospital where
Hayes is con, fined Indicate that he
5is holding his own at the present
time but that it is doubtful If he
can pull throug 81 :.s35 81
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Shot Through Leg, ). .
Boy Kept I.';' It. It Secret

Fessenden, N, D., May 6.-Her-
bert Piedt, 10 years old, son cf
Mr:sand Mrs. Piedt of Bremen,
would make a good soldier, if car
ryingSa rife wound lin his leg for
oyerStWelve hours without whimper-
ing shows soldierlyg qualities.
# Herbert and neighbor boy, Har-
old Engle, IL years old, were out
hunting gophers with a 22' calibre
rifle and BY 9accid dent the rifle was
discharged while held by young
Engle, the bullet: al penetrating the
upper feshy portion of Herbert s
Igat Ieg. IIaiel w the ball missed
the bone, passin through flesh
from the inner side to the outside
in front of the bone, with sinsufi-
cient force to go our again through
the clothing. +" , ~. ~. .et,.
The boy became frightened at
what had happened, so he got young
Piedt tos4promise that they would
say nothing about the matter. And
Herbert kept his wordy too-that
is. until he was so lame the next
morning upon rising that he. could
keep the secret .no longer. -. He
appeared rather pale that evening
when he; returned home about {
O'CLOCK. but upon inquiry from his
mother denied there was anything
the matter. When undressing that
might he found the bullet in: his
clothing and s threw the telltale
piece or lead out the window for
fear it might lead to discovery.
The pain became severe that night,
but when asked what was the mat
ter he said he wanted a drink OF
water and got it, Discovery was
made the next morning when he
could hardly walk and :: he Il was
brought hastily $s5 to zFessend len,
where the wound was dressed, and
it will no doubt rapidly heal. He
and his mot her are staying at the
Fl. r.. Speisers home. E J.. -: :s,$ ,5$ s as,,s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
IlI|l0 l0OQP1tND
GOES 70 AsYI I'm

NIinot b. May Driven
temp porarlly insane BY $inabilit to
secure dope as the result of the
new narcotic D Law, Lulu Cool, col
s1ored q cont flrmed morphine user,
I Was sent TO the Jamesto own asy--;
1 lum for the insane this week after
"a hearing before the board Of in in
sanity.
s5s The woman lived for two years
at the southern end Of arvis
street She had d husband but he
left her, It \; is said Shortly after
the new dope law went into effect
the woman was found in a deplor-
able condition and removed to ST.
.Joseph,s hospital. 5s5:
Goes Before Board 5!5a 6S.5
At the hospital it was discovered
that she was a user of orphine
and as this IS, recognized S as 81 q
phrase Of insanity she was aken
\ before the COUNTY board osffs irsan1-
3ity, which tod lay ad jud ged her to
be mental u derang ged and ord cred ed
4 her sent to j am nlestoWn. .5
County ] Judg ges Wi liam Murray, a
5membe ber OF the insanity board al 10 q
today tina the woman admitted to
him that she had been using thu
drugE for. the past ten years and
could not get along without 1t Tho
Judge also stated that several per.
sons addicted to the; use of drugs
have been sent from Ward county
to the & insane asylum at James,
town and that in practically every
case a cure had F been effected.
#ss.s One man Il told me after he came
8out, said the Judge today, that II
& was the best thing that could pos
i sibly have been done for him and
thanked us for sending him to the q llt
asylum. I. = u
Can Secure Dope
#;S However con firmed opium smok-
Sers, cocaine tiends, morphine users
srl.. sotliers dope vic Tins may still
obtain these drugs provided hat
they are prescribed by® gfstered
physicians and the prescrip iptions
!8:Sfi He'd upon orde OF such physicians
4 In spite Of the new law, according
TO James Coffey. collector OF inter
nal revenue for the district oi
North and South Dakota. with
head dquarters at Aber deem.
Many persons who have been ad-
dieted to dope for years must eth
scr obtain 1t ffiIs sonla die
& or become d count ehaTge 'S=55s
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ers* bearing that name will be
printed here. The Bulletin plant
has been shut down, and the mort.
gagees will no doubt take 1t over
and either start another paper here
OIL move 1t to some other city.
The Bowbells Bulletin was ori-
ginally started ten years ago by
the Sharp boys, who after conduct
ing 1t for a time sold 1t to- " F..
Snyder Later it went into the
'handa of H. l.. Lyon who publish
ed 1t until three years ago when
he sold it to Mrs. M. j. Russell.
Mrs. Russell owned the paper until
she sold her good will and dis
continued the publication.
AS soon as she can arrange mat
ters here and pack up, Mrs. Rus
sell will leave for Montana where
she recently filed on 500 acre
homestead. Her many" friends
here will be glad to learn that she
was able to secure a filing on a
very valuable tract. Though we
are all sorry to see her leave Bow
bells, we wish her the best of every
thing in her new home
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
lrke County, North Dakota. friday, May 1915

as it did not seem to be working
right slte became frightened and
was about to throw 1t outside when
it, exploded in her hands. Her
hands, arms and lower limbs were
badly burned, a. great portion of
her clothing being burned off her
body AT the time OF the accident
she was alone on the place and ran
and Jumped into q barrel q vat
er to exting guish the flames. SS5S S Med.
ical assistance was called from here
and she is resting as easy today as
could bes exp eeted considering the
seriousness of her burns. i:$ = T. i
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
lHH CHILD KILLED Il
KICK o. HORSE

llsinton, Barbar rfa.,|
the 5-year-old daug ghter of M and
Schweitzel, formerly of
ssShieIds was kicked a horse
ana slnstantly led att strausb burg,
sNmMons q count She was play
& Ing NTH OF ildren 1t seems
some horses and Il ID getting
I too close TO one Oh animals
stfe ssnu ffing out of the title ones
sslife resulted 1
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
Girl Goes Insane
May Be .Oeported

Devils Lake, N. d., May O.
The first step toward the deporta-
ton of Sofe Garvi. daughter of
Finlander who lives near Brockett,
this county, was taken here when
the insanity commission adjudged
her mentally incompetent and &or!'
dered her taken to the institution
for feeble minded, pending action
by federal authorities. The girl
came to America two years ago.. at
which time it is alleged she was
unbalanced. Last week she start
ed to walk back to Finland, and
was found several miles from home
by her father. - ' - s'sa@ =
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lUO FARN|ER At
ACKID HORSE

I'D s2s$ Henry Les Less
sMeigre was the lin of painful
saccid ent IIe ali ting care asof
the horses I'M the staab bic and in go:
sing front of one Of le younger
horses was attack by the animal
It reared upon It's hind feet and
sstrnck wi TIL ront feet, striking
4eMeigree pom tl1e head IN
sfiicting deep cu iins the sc alp HE
has had the IVA olnd dressed and is
sgetting aIong wei nov ll.s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-05-07
Game arden on
The Job Early

y Bremen, D. May s &C anne
Warden Lung rem con fiscated g gun ulnll
and some due ks which were in the
possessio On of an Italian borer on
the section here. 5535.ss
ter. a. hunt several days
Game arden Lungren finally land md
ed his mar, whose sh.me was given
as Louis Zebra ftian, and taken sto e
sFessend en-. He pleaded guilty be-
fore I'll IL county juG ge and was as
sfined $40 and cost the warden
having found ducks in II
his possessio1