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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23
N. B. Church Notes.

Please don't forget the Sunday serv.
icee.
District Superintendent W. E. Mar
vim will be present to hold the firs
quarterly conference at the M. e.
church next Friday evening, Oct. 10Th.
ut 7:30 o'clock. We shall be glad ia
all the officials present or anyone else
who who would like to come. The Of
ficials consist Of stewards, trustees.
Sunday School superintendent, class
leaders, Ladies' Aid president, Ep.
worth League president, and junior
League superintendent.
THE PASTOR.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23
Describes Sanitarium.

Prof. d. F. Leary Of Keweenaw Bay,
who went to Woodmsn. Colo, three
weeks ago. writes that his health IL
improving rapidly. Woodman IL the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

Miss Kate Curry will on Monday le-
sumo her duties ~ teacher in the local
public school. the serious illness Of her
mother having kept her home.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

DELoRE p. MENARD,
County Treasurer.
After checking the 'treasurer's books
and vouchers we find them correct N
above report.
Signed JOHN H. HID,
HARRIS G. SMITH.
-Paulson. Hid, johnson, Smith
and McKercher.
Nays-None.
Continued Next Week.)
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

SUP ! llEETS.
The annual lAsstin 6f the board Of
supervisors Of ths county Of Barsga
conmsnced and Held In the Office Of
the county clerk on Monday, the 11th
day Of October A. D. 1916. was called
to order by Chairman Samuel T. Nc
Kerchsr.
The following supervisors from the
several townships were present: Aug
ust Paulson. Arvon; John h. Hid. Bar
aga; Julius johnson. Covington; Harris
G. Smith. L'Anse; and Samuel 7. Nc
Kercher. Spur.
The minutes Of the meeting held
August 3lst. 1915, were read and sp-
proved.
Petitions with 446 signers filed Octo-
Der 1lth. 1915, with the county clerk
praying that at the next general cleo
tion for township officers in the sever
al townships. villages and cities in the
county of Baraga the question, "Shall
the manufacture Of liquors and the IL
quor traffic be prohibited within the
county," be submitted to the qualified
electors Of the county as provided by
Act Number Two Hundred Seven of
Public Acts of 1889. approved June
28th. 1889. as amended to ascertain
whether or not it is the will of the
qualified electorss of the said county
that the manufacture Of liquors and
the liquor traffic should be prohibited
within, the limits Of the said county of
Barags. were laid before the board.
On motion Of Supervisor Smith, sup
ported BY Supervisor Hid and declared
carried by the vote following. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted.
Whereas, it appears upon due in
spection and examination Of the several
petitions this day placed before the
board Of supervisors Of Baraga county.
thet certain Of them are insufficient in
form and substance and not in COM
pliance with the requirements Of Act
No. 207 Of the Public Acts Of 1889, and
the amendments thereto.
"And whereas. there are not q suf-
ficient number Of names Of legally
qualified signers or petitioners on the
petition. that are sufficient in form to
comply with the requirements Of said
act,
Now Therefore. Be It Resolved, that
the prayer of said petitioners be not
granted, and that no election be called
under the provisions Of Act No. 207 Of
the Public Acts of 1889.
Yeas-Paulson. Hid and Smith.
Nays Johnson & McKercher.
The August,and September 1915 re-
ports Of Superintendents Of the Poor
Erickson and Campbell were read, ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.
An official letter from the auditor
general to the clerk, notifying the
board that a State tax amounting to
120, I'll. .88 had been apportioned to Bar
aga counto as the 1915 tax. as equal.
lied and determined by the state board
Of equalization, was read and ordered
placed on file.
The annual reports OF the board OF
superintendents Of the poor and the
board Of county road commissioner.
were read, approved and ordered placed
on file.
The following report of the county
treasurer was read and, on motion OF
Paulson supported BY Mckercher, &C
eepted and the committee appointed to
check over same discharged.
LAnse' Micn., OCT. 4 1910.
nooorsD'e Doaio OF oupervisors'
bareRe Vounty, Micnigan.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

One always associates Halloween
with the pranks Of boyhood days, but
the Epworth League of L'Anse has
found way to keep the children and
others out Of mischief, and also show
them more fun than that of running
wagons in the ditch, stealing gates,
etc. And that il by giving an annual
Halloween party.
The party will be held at the L'Anse
Opera House next Saturday evening
and both young and old people are in
vited to attend. There will be games
suitable for the occasion and other
forms Of amusement, and those who
have attended past parties Of this kind
given by the League have had q good
time. The elderly should not think that
they are not wanted. for If they appear
at the hall we venture to say that they
will not regret attending.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

While we are on the subject of
dances. we wish to remind you that the
Pequaming Odd Fellows are going to
give one Of their real old-time mas
querade balls ct their hall at Pequam-
ing next Friday evening. and the public
il invited to attend and help make the
event success. No one ever attended
one Of the dances given by the boys of
the three links and regretted II, and
those in charge promise that this il to
be the banner event. Liberal prizes will
be offered for the best fancy and comic
costumes and the best Of music has
been engaged for the occasion.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

Next Tuesday evening Giffen's Trou.
badours, five in number, willappear Al
the L'Anse Opera House. under the
auspices of the high school athletic as
sociation. The Troubadours come
highly recommended and will undoubt.
edly put up q concert the like Of which
has not been seen in L'Anse in good
many years. The athletic association
needs the money, also. II we are going
to have any athletic entertainment here
this winter. and If you can buy ticket
and attend, you will be doing the school
q favor. besides hearing high-clasa
concert.
Dancing will follow the concert, music
being furnished by the Troubadoul
orchestra.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

Many enjoyable social events are
scheduled for the next few days. and
the lover Of dancing and social amuse-
ments will be satisfed to his hearts
content.
The formal opening and dedication
Of the new Arvon township hall at
Skanee will take place this evening,
commencing at eight o'clock. There
win be program Of speeches and
musical numbers. followed by dancing
until the wee small hours Of the morn
ing. Congressman w. Frank James
and Prosecuting Attorney Hubert A.
Brennan will Be among the speakers.
Bergeron's orchestra Of Hancock will
furnish the music for dancing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

Federal league officials Iamped the
position of the Giants in the stand
ing of the clubs, and promptly denied
they were trying to sign the New
York leader to manage, the team
planned for Gotham. John would
have an easy time getting licked in
the Federal league, which boasts
many good fighters. George Stovan
would undoubtedly delight in adding
to McGraw's record as maiden.
Cobb, Veach and Crawford batted
Tiger victory from Caldwell's pitch
ing. Covaleskie saved the game.
Brenton, Cleveland rookie, held
Washington safely. The hitting and
base running of Bobby Roth were big
factors in the Indian win.
Mayer held Pirates to four hits, but
his pals couldn't bunch their nine
swats off Kantlehner. A double play
in the eighth inning with the bases
loaded kept Moran's people from win
ming.
Doc Watson held Tip Tops to four
hits and Terriers skinned through.
Rankin Johnson helped his old
Whale teammates by banking Pitts
burgh. Baltimore did all its hitting
in the first.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16
SILK SHIRT ANDREW MUST
COME THRU WITH s. PER


Irene, wife of Andrew Lewis, coll
ored, 3210 State st., is jealous. Oh,
my year, but whisper! 1t isn't of a
woman - it's of her husbands silk
shirts.
Irene had Andrew in the court of
domestic relations for non-support.
your honoh," she said, dis am
no-account niger. He spends his
time shootin' craps and is a gambler,
and he wears silk shirts with his
name-letters all over de front Of
dem"
what do you do, Andrew" asked
Judge Hopkins. Buy a silk shirt
every time you're lucky?"
ooh, dem silk shirts amt more'n
one dat got when had little luck,
and l amt got no letters on it, nei-
Their. All can show you right now,
cause Pm wearin' de only silk shirt
+ owns. OATS de way dat woman.
saggerates. :
The Judge saw the silk shirt and
ordered Andrew to pay 81 a week to,
Irene.
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WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY

Germany has suggested to Presi-
dent Wilson, through Chancellor
Bethmann Won Hollweg, in reply to
an inquiry as to the possibility of
making peace, that the U. S.. elicit
from England, France and Russia the
terms under which they would dis
cuss peace. =.
The Russian army is nearing Prz-.
emysl
Austria is calling to colors all men
available, including many previously
rejected as unfit.
Italy orders all reserves in Paris to
report to the colors.
Germany denies English and
French reports of victories in France.
-O-O-
The biggest OK in the world is to-
be killed at Schwerin, Germany, for
food. He was bred from an Indian
zebu, stands ten feet six inches high,'
and weighs 4,189- pounds. T.
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Hlie mfimisit aa mii tgt Httell
lHf Nfeaitilirn o. Nltfasla uam 4
Hli al ltilpn8 Ser Aun &alepns
glea cora uefailH tweHHfn wer.
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nnt Ntm fteitN biti@ NFthlW mi.
f%egennrtsilss On alIea &laaien II.
mie EFilhalien lel..M llbeIale Af.
aaHilatloneH aelhalitn msrosn dil
NrpbibiiipHtiicn habea hereiis cine
arobe anlahl 8eitmlm attanft. nm
inter ibrcr AnptiiNia btn Vaupl
kn mhrcn Ns ilghs Elm idlpercr
admvf III Hukiidt oesbaIb n zinc
iimume Organization bomu9ihcn.
SIM 0ampie fir 5reihgii basen ihon
&aibington, Sciieri0n emeriou TO-
mie eineoln acaeu Prohibition &c.
fodltuL ua0 ie iqlie 0aa audi beute
geiaehcH. Cir Menidleu toHHen
Mot burh 3lpnn9saciete III gnaein
aemadt tperoen. sic erjicbnna mIb
Dies beioraen. Ter NrobibitioHiit
min ale @leniheu 5i etiuas 5winaen.
mas iie niht molten. griete itn0 &C.
ihaiirn, i'm oicieIbcn su baIten
ohcr rpenH @eicge armadt per0cn.
ipcIhe ons Bolt nidt mill, iDcr0eu
iic chen ii5erireten. uu0 TN Grobibi.
tionsitoat giebt es mcbr @eiebps.
ubertreter, ais in einem freibeitIi.
den Staat sSn aanlns. benz lang.
idbrigen 9robibitionsitlnte oiebt es
Liant itatiitiThen Ausipeiles einen Be.
oeuteno 9roBeren Nfo5entiat Srr.
linaiger ais i'm freien Staate &c.
brasta. Somit Iabt uns NeHihen
ersieben uns feline anedtel Bro
hibitien erseugt mr. @eictesaber.
mtreter, gaguer un0 Spione.
(Stants. an5. II. SeraI0, @r. SsIanb)
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observation-disclosures a6eommen NIT gnq(anO.

gidt autofraiider aIs es gefhebn it, bdtie umr enen Gentle.
mems agreement 0as SeTr 9aehneb 1897 F0rmih NIT gngIan6 elm.
Ging. Oas Der 1rdHOent &ooaOeIt fouHte mo bennse, oas SER Enft
geannt bot unO betehen IRB uuO BON Dem 5err 8Hon Fd gebnoen
fibHs Der gaatrnlndtsbegriff bon unRrer Moninirraion mf ben aopf
getent DerOen t0nnen, Bis r sur 0reten 9arteedngere fir @roBbrtan.
MEN nuroei
9nbe lit Oides abfommen in 0heHem @i5erIpruf 5u Dem aufsefo
zines ieOen prdToenten ouf Die @unbesberfoHung. es 1T bic 3iftitmr.
on bic fe bic nasp1rtige 9oHtif unres 2nnoes fur gcbunoen erodten.
Gin gebaHes abfonmen. lmO bod ingt Die glnoesberhTung ousorud.
lid Dos 8errdge M : NIT Dem geirab bes Q~rnoesinats uno NIT Der
0~faiFsieung 0urd ben 81noe5rab geidIoien proen un0 @latigtett
h1ben oIrfen. Gitt nnoers.
"a 1T berfahnngsmi0rig nnO gegen ben Amtsde Ss Rr1fbenten,
Gin iDl1es Abfummrn ais biHOenb fir iene GnfdMe6ungen aHsHafen.
HeH. SeOtr ghrsfr Denitt bic gnaSrsberfaimHs nnb lire 1lnDerletlid.
tety Der 0ngegen Jront madt
llno menu lns 9Rdnner, ME Der erprdfoent aot ngen: rgg 1T
Ieoes Burgers Rfibt, ben BrdfOenRn IN ieiner ~mlsp1rhgcn goltif
81 rnferhiftat riht fe ihn 5l e%fdmeren" 10 fOunt SRt Ma6nnne bod
nan Gineu, Der Ons ge9eme abtOmmeH fenut anb es b~ardgrfabrt ba6em
ha, OHHe baE er Oenen, ueIdeH En- Oie fragloie 3nfimnnHng snr Gfidt
madt, iagt oR fold elm ge9efmrs Abtommen benr6L
sic ioan 5utimaen nnter Der fnlihen 8orousktang, ob Der qrd.
f0ent a1 ben @rfooernHfen 6s cages fri unO u~ngebnnert fh hr
ons Dem eanoe 9ienIi9fe uno os @erette eutideOe DdbreuO fe i'm
IN alien 5eHeIn batter, bic berfaHungsp0rig find.
Zen Pr1H0enteH p5u Itlsen1, cnnlt unter grud Der g~unoesberfoi
lung ods gehAeAe mos mir nmt molten, lit feines Burgers gftht. ge.
fdnoe cine fOl6e @ftdt 70 bdten mir cine 4utofrohe unO Die Republfl
hdtte aboidert.
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gnbaptit cart Qaifer Nsildr[m.

uHier befonnter iIngnrii6.oeut.
id)er Mit5urger Serr Senrp gpaod
bat bon eineu 5tnIfumeraoen ans
gubnppit einen intereIinnten @rief
lber Die ariegsldse erbaIten. Ga.
rim miro bcbauptet, 0ob Die rirth.
fdaItlthe Gage in lln9drn iebr gut
fpi, bic arbpiter uno gdiiqrn bdtten
nod ME fold CUTE 3eiten gebabt, Oo
eriterc' bSbere 9obne uno Iestere
melt bobere greiie fir ibre grobuftc
tpie il 5fpor befonrmen bdtten. @nn
triiroe III guJoapeit ntdts bonn arieg
'merfen, fpenn es nift Durb Die Ders
iplinOeten SoIoafen mare. Sober.
mann lei bonn Siege Der berbinOe.
ten aniierreide ~iiberseugt, uno INN
Haiier @tlbclm al ebren babe man.
iceben eineB Der Ihonlten neueiten
@oulDarbs naoiIer MtlbeIm 9oule.
barb" aendnnt.
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CHARGING Wiadmils.

II Is lIdicrous t o note the efforts
being made in some directions to
scare German-Americans by Great
ing a bugbeaf out OF the German
Ambassadors, Count Bernstorf' S,
recent note of protest to the State
Department. All Americans Of Ger
man blood who do not subscribe
nolens yolcns to the doctrine OF sur
render Of American interests to
England are denounced as members
Of a vast campaign committee
financed by the German Govern
mcnt. Bartholdt is an agent Of the
German Government, the editors Of
THE FATHERLAND are receiv-
ing untold sums from the German
Government. and SO on, down the
line.
No charges are made against John
Ravelstock Rarhon, the native Of
Melbourne, Australia, who edits the
Providence Journal and accuses
American citizens of high treason
for thinking Germany right; or Mr..
Bennett, who lives in Paris and
edits the New York Herald from
that center OF enlightenment; or the
brothef-in-iaw OF Lord Somebody
brother, who manages the New
York Tribune; or tie Scotch edi-
torial writer on the New York
World; or any OF the other Anglo
Americans, Franco-Americans and
other Little Americans, whose
h~yphcnation inspires them to write
e~loquently about the mother eoun-
try" blood Is thicker than water
and 4hands across the sea"
The way some Of these organs OF
public opinion roar and below about
agents Of the German Govern
ment," who are corrupting the vir-
tues OF the American people, is as
amusing as some Of the jokes in
the London Punch. OF course, we
must expect this from the cockney
press Of these United States, more
royal than the King; presumably
they know on which side their
bread is bnttered. But it Is mighty
amusin 10 see the venerable old
Louisville CouFier-Journai line up
with these pseudo patriots and ex-
plot itself in real opera bouffe
style about this friQhtful German
campaign fund and Iashihg itself
Z AaH
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fir inOu(trieGe 3mecRe.

@on ben enornen GuanhtGtet bon S~heBpuI0er, os ~ecnnndrtq
IL p@oos gountrp1 (anertta bergeheIt Dir0, INN bic Seoen 0s oetf1en
8arb0renoohes tootnfhieBenz erb1lt mon einen 8egrHt nenn man bic
rtefgen Brennereen Der 5dHdpsfubrt 4eoriu lett beadt Sc miro fgt
gBo9eu NIT erb0btr 4rbetstraft BARN gearbeaet, Inn Die geteluneen
fr ben AAohol nis5araaea, Der sur Serftealng 0s SdeBpulDerg br.
penoe Dirb. llniere f~ugen0fdnen frftli6cn 8rofeuIgr, Sic ben alto.
botenfe dnsroHen woaen,s buben lbri9ens ni1ts ongegen etusuren0en.
uean DcHeIbe fr inoufrteA 3nede Oient Inn Bacterial besgIteaen slr
m~nTenbafhn grnDronna bon DReni9en. Den etn5elnen gRenifen al
t0ofen ons Doaen tie niBt BUILDER, dbr penn er in 9QaTen eet6otef nirb
am bic SnouEnie 5n f0roern un0 Die 9eiteI Der proftpahioten un0 aa.
tEaltdtg9eatAer gu fuaen. BADEN fe nidts oagesen etn0upenoen er
Aient ia ia0uRreaen 8meden. sgeoria Come.
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gaene bentTde Slider.

6olgenOe neiie oeiitide 8iider ffnO
In Der offentIiden NibIiotbet einge.
~troffen lnb sur 9enutltng Freige.
gebcu: 6uloo: @llnter bier augen4
(Serbep), 3bedteritif; geneoir:
sEigpniinn" (Serpep) Ebe1teritid
@ilbranot: o5ugeuDliebe~ (&eudeIs)
ghenteritid; Noien: Gin Gnopf~
IStern) 9beoterItiid, @uand, aub.
ne: a@oloene 6riidte aus Wldrden.
lamb; R1nbe, IiIbelm. oAlte gee.
tier; @oieggcr, Better: oMusectudbL-
te Sdriften@, mSnfob bet qeete";
|GtorHb 49,: Ger ghimmelreiter@ ;
|8iebig, gLnrd: nainOer Der GiffeL@,
s@om MiiIer- @anabofer,
g.: Der aloIterj1ger@, Die Mar.
tingfIanie@; Seer, s. g.: ~a0nig
Der BerHina", nDcr Betterpart4 /;
Soffm1un S.: sGos @Dmnninam 5u
StoIpenberg": Seller, o.: Martin
Shlun6er"; SGHrA Carl: 2ebens.
erlpnerunoelb /. Bauo. 0oIfsulls-
gabe.
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into a rage over Count Bernstorff.
The Courier Journal, made famous
by the great George d. Prentice, is,
OF course, edited by "Col." Henry
Watterson. We always regarded
the colonel as an explosive but
harmless old man Who once upon a
time welded a fluent pen, wrote
Iong-winded editorials and was a
Judge OF good whiskey. We were
also aware that he won his spurs
fighting against the Unioni he edited
the Chattanooga Rebel, and at last
accounts was still voting for Au-
drew Jackson. He hasn't heard that
the Civil War is over, and like the
old war horse that he Is answers
to the call OF the bugie with his
tail up.
Somebody has been telling him
this tale that Count B~ernstorff IL
spending the money Of the German
Governments that the country Is
oyerrun with German agents. So he
sends out a solemn warning to
German-Americans against the lure
Of the German Ambassador, who Is
trying to organize them into blocks
Of four" TO vote al the next cleo
ton.
OF course, the Cerman-Americans
win take this warning. They will
begin 10 shout for King George and
the Gar, and for another term for
Wilson. They cant get enough 81
Wilson-too soon. They win simply
wither under the "colonclg" clar-
ion appeal; we know they must see
the error of their ways, recant, re-
form, repudiate and capitulate. We
are for the colonel" every time. He
looks grand thus on horseback, like
Don Quixote charging the windmilh
(The Fathefland.l
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sd fam mir einen glten gearifi
maiden BON BEN Salodtett, nodoenl
id SIRE genouen 9eridte ecIeieu
babe. Bite icnben Sie mir 3breu
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