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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-08
DEAN JARDINE is CHOSEN.
X. s. A. C. Expert Heads International
Dry Farming Congress.

Denver, Oct. s.-W- NJ. Jardine,
agricultural expert in the Kansas State
Aericultural college, was elected presi-
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
CssH 49, = annano9.
(cestiassl fssn Iirst rSGs)

tlonsht that t7s pr nontA vosla
b little saough. - ~ eity atternsy
was psqussesd . connunicoes Wteh
~ Dovsrs thal - = u 49, -
company aud scqsalat 49, vlth
the fact that there would hsvo -
b somsthing 6sing n ~ aiasro
lins u thsy exDeetsd to continue 70
do business In Il Junta. What II
the telephone company should d.
ei1sf 70 move out hag ssA< bassaoss
Telephone lines and all. asd shut
L. Junta off from the rest Of the
world. also the flesh and the devil!
What would the dear people do then.
poor thing! Probably. Il would BE-
more pertinent to inquire. what
would the city council do then? 20
The telephone muddie will probably
be sloughed off to the new city
council. and that Is as easy a way rs
any for the present city council TO
get rid OF the vexed problem.
Milan Aarnhali. the new proprte-
tor OF the skating rink. appeared on
behalf OF himself to explain his
conduct of that ring around the rosy
on wheels. He had had difficulty
with a couple OF patrons who we're
inclined TO be beligerent. and had
done what any other man would do
under the circumstances the
offending party on the left cheek II
he had the first chance. and had At
all times conducted n proper and
respectable place OF amusement. and
woud continue no to do II he
was permitted. The city council
gave him permission to land on any
one that visited the skating rink and
tried to create trouble. and II he was
not able to handle thes ituation him
self 70 call upon the entire police
force TO assist him.
After allowing . big grist OF bills
the city dads adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Divisioa c.

Division c met with Mrs. John
Fisher on Belleview avenue Thur
day afternoon. A large attendance
OF the membership was present. and
after the business session Mrs. Fisher
served two course lunch. and to the
surprise of the ladies present. Mrs.
Fisher announced that II was her
birthday anniversary and with the
last course, little cakes with tiny
candles were given as favors. This
division will give spring rummaEe
sale some time In April.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Ass...oaass... w....d.

Ma O. 8. ThooDson. chairnaa
Of the committee appointed 70 pro-
vide recommendation for .tha 3.see
old sal1isrs who are sxpscesd 70 -
~ gueses Of Il Juats h Jsns askt
% The oecassea Of ths annual -.
eaapaest Of The Colombo and Wye-
Mag q. A. R.. requests the Tsibsas
70 aaaouncs that - setivs canvass
viii b iaaususatsd ssxt vesk %
secure rooas u he heoss q L.
Junta.
This y u flans ~ ehaa L.
Juats ~ besa ealle1 upea - ~
ne aces00oAseteos to- sueA .
1asUs sunbss q vislasss. 81 Il =
= - ho1e1 thaa . esoeeous ~
eDoose vill - 0aAe. Ths oll ~.
11ess . set sxDsee - - satsetain-
- free Of charge. but viii expect 70
~ . rsasoasbls psies for accoo-
0o1asioas.
On account Of ths large nunbss
hat vill - 10 sttsadaacs. Il viii -
absolutely ssssatisl 70 secure se-
eoaaodatioss In - many homes u
Ii Junta - possible. The task viii
- . huss one. but let ~ - 70 ie
that L. Junta proves eQsal 70 tAs
occasion. sad acQuits hssself 10 Q
way that viii reflect credit upoa
this community.
All the churches Of Ia Jsata ars
mailing assaagsosats % Deovt1e
meals for the multitudes that an
e1Deetsd 70 - With 20 % Juss osh,
leth aad iith. aad thsy viii Dsob-
city have ooes bnslasss % ettso1
% thas would probably dsvelep q
. eeavsatsos Of essahsssy merchants,
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
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sAsls hA0oiasD. Leek ~ sosa ~
buss-eaft vhso q = ~ 80 oivoeh
se1aksa y ~ svsalao bessee: ess
4 ehAwslA seo1s go lusass oohe .
~ balss: slso 0asa0a 81 seseee.
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~ 1svij vaOsa sAa0oeeA 80 s1ose-
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you - ~ ~ hesss. MAJ ooseh
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shahing wieA Dsl1s: . hale q Me-
Gmoke else1elh hl0 - . wreath: -
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DeAee1. - . ols-eylls1ee beuee.
evoa . lallaoaleelu - h ~ Ds11e.
'sWhsa y. ~ sAssiff eeoDssh q
~ lyooe 1oos g ~ 49, 80
0W1ooo1 - ~ s1bsoaaee - . a1O1e
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49, = 0oeboe - ~ ooos1a0
- = saoln0 80 Vheoo = 1eoolvo1
onogoov o1euD1 eook ~ aoel1e =
~ vooDuos - VIA nooo1 ~
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- Gnb ~ - - - oosogol0oo
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
West Diviaioe EsseseaAsed.

The West Division Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Christian eAureh
we're the guests on Thursday after
noon Of Mrs. Z. X. Jackson at hes
home at 7lS Carson aveaus. 4 large
number Of ladies we're Dressat anA .
most pleasant sfsssnooa vas sDsas
and the hostess served . most -
lishtful lunch. The society Wl1l
nset os next rhsrsday aftssassa
with Mrs. Alvin Battey at A1l Car
son avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Division D.

Division d met with Mrs. Clarence
Brown on San Juan avenue Thur
day afternoon. The first part Of
the afternoon was spent In attend
ing TO the business matters after
which . social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Davislos =.

Division B. held an all day ssssios
Thursday at the homo Of Mrs. ". a.
Hart on Ration avenue. and ~ day
was spent In sewing. At uoon the
ladies entertained their husbands at
. sumptous dinner.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
,aessrTEaaAH AID soCGI1Ils
D1vislsa 4.

Division A ~ Thsrsday aftss-
nooa With Mr.. Victor HoGg . -
= n avssus. Thsrs was . eoeA
attendance Of ths ns0befshiD an
the sntirs aftsrnooa vas taksa ~
In the transactioa Of IL regular
business. The ladies' decided . givs
. tea in the near future.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Uss.s rsasss sssssa.s.

TAs ssceal q ~ ustea Dssyse
ose@1ass ~ hsl1 Wednesday sishs
10 ehs Christian ehuseA vtsA large
estso1aaes Deseeol Rev. langley
ha1 charge q ~ essvtes ea1 gave .
oeee iatsseseiaG ~ 1osesueeics ID.
drses. TAs vaslsss ss00lessss. sec.
sssasy see eassyias est ~ wssk for
The snles revival 0sseia0D Whseh viii
esgts March 3otA. - - bsss sam.
- by tAs seaiaaeiag eeooisss. we're
read By Rev. 0eldte. These uaion
Dsayse meetings wtll eeoslaus uatii
Ne bssinaias es ~ osssiass. sad
viii b held 10 ~ Chsiesisa church
seeh wednesday svsaias. Every.
body 10 isviisd 70 asesaA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
PFsskytssias CAarcA.

lnstead Of the regular ooev1eoo q
The Presbyterisn ehureA ooa1aR -
saias there vill - . saess1 csosset
sivsn By the choir. ASIDE froo ~
following Drosrsn there Win -
csasrssasiossl siasias scceoDanio(
By the organ aad Dlsno:
PRELUDE.
Anthem. And Il Shall Come 10
Pass .CnOte
Duett. ''Hask. Hask. Ny Soul"
Miss White ssd Mrs. smith.
Solo. 20 Divine Redesmss". 80.
........... .abU. 1OOSU
Brief Address ...... Rev. Langley
Solo. 20. Dry Those Tears"
Sben WutSo
POSTLUDE.
You are cordially invited.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Chrississ C'hsrrh.

Bible School q s:Ss o'clock.
Church services at II o'clock.
Subject. How 10 Make This . Hap.
pier World" Leader. Aiss Msdss
hasten.
Evening services st 7:3o o'clock.
illustrated lecture. "PilgStos Pro-
gress." There vii - special songs
from the scfeea.
A cordial invitatioa b extended
10 all.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
AARON WILKINS
Rel eState a0d Insurance
Notosy plDblee
Ceoesa1 BlOrk Pt0oe Juaea 09a
BARGAINS N
REAL ESTATE

I offer for sale this property st .
very low price. Terms oae-hslf
cash. rsaaiaAss five yeass tias. q
ssvea pr csat iatsrsse.
The southwese quarter Of sectioa
Is. sownsAip -. mage S.: iss
aeres: 50 serss alfalfa: 30 srcss
wistes wheat: houss. hasa. cisessn
ssd ruasias water: rsated for eroD
rsae fos 1915. Tse miles from L.
Jsasa: price. $1,000.
Eighty acres. one mile from Il
Junta: house. basa. cistsra. welt:
nice cotton wood trees: price.
1000.
Five acres adjolnlag south lias Of
Ia Junts: house. harm. carriage
house. two cislerns: some fruit,
three and one.hsif acres alfalfa: {
grsded Jersey coz goes With shls
place: price. ss.soe. Il tsksa before
April !. 1918.
T~saty.sivs acres. adjelsiss tevs
q 0sabsea: ssvea acfss u wheat;
0sics. oeee.
Nicely located less Ii ossse aAls.
tssa: e7s y oise sseh.
!. :!.As /
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
mn" rssassss ssse.,.

TIE pstitiea y ths city eeusesi
eskiag hat tAs Queselea ''Shali The
ssssseesy es ~ City - Las Aslnss
y Dsy Tssslossy." vas llle1 viii
CRY Coesa rsaasss Cabin lase m.
~. ~ oseie1ea vas slgnsd b
80 1eonl veeees q ~ ~. ~ n.
eesssoses eeoae ~ see ss1ss ~
Nv.
~ eseslleo Nm y oeassd upss
~ eo1oes ~ DeoGoaee1 - ~ ~.
- . ~ ~ g ~ eoeeeioa n
Aoso ~ tAeos aoosoval - ssjse.
eeoo-koo An1uao koo1oP.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

~ essBn - . 4. q. r.
e1pun11e = - - ouonnDw =
ge11o 9oolD = - S1nas
- - - - -
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
WANTED.

WANTED.
TRADE At the Palace Drug Store.
LIVERY and transfer: Barr Z Rose.
phone Junta 80.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Pure white seed oats:
grown from Idaho seed. Inquire
Of J. X. Ebersole. or phone HolbroOk
III.
FOR SALE-One house and six lots
In Otero addition: cellar and cis-
tern; 5000 takes H. Phone Hol-
brook 1912.
FOR SALE-Fresh COW and calf In
quire of F. d. Winship. SOC Car
son avenue.
sensation OF the forage world.
price so cents per pound.-La Junta
Trading Company.
FOR SALE-Bald barley seed: In
bulk. from the machine. S2.25 per
cwt.--Jacob a. Heatwole. X. r. D.,
No. 1. La Junta. Colo.
FOR SALE-Quick Meal gasoline
range: almost new: bargain II
taken at once. Inquire OF DR.. Fin
ney. sos Belleview avenue.
FOR SALE-On easy terms. six
room dwelling trecently remodel
ed. No. 5?5 Smithland avenue: lot
68xl40 feet; price reduced TO 3l750.
r. T. Woodruff
FOR sALE-Elgin. self-acting
cream separator; the separator
made BY r. c. Graves. sheet metal
works. for fourteen year,: sold by the
largest firms In the Unitsd States:
has Q ssparsble straiaes funnel tubs.
inveated BY X. c. Graves 10 1901:
will separate milk with cold wstsr
II two hours: sample twelve ealloa
geposatoe. six, ealloas OF milk. sese
express prepaid for %. Addrsss 4.
G. Graves, $50 Indiana aveaue.
Kansas City. No. m
FOR sALE-Esss for hatchins:
white Rock Rhode Islaad Reds
and English penciled lndian runner
ducks: all prise winners. Mrs. Car
re Rsmsey: phone black s1s.
EO0 RENT
~~~~>~S~-->->>->S>ss>~>S s>~>S~s~>~>~e~-~>-~~~s~~--~
FOR RENT-Four room brick cot
tASe: In Home Place. laquire Of
D.. p. Piuney.
FOR RENr-l.and: viii lease this
lasd outright. or Will luSuish sesd
10 right DaSty aAd shafs csoo equally;
wtn also consider bid fro0 respond.
bic party 10 pat II crop o. . ~ nc.
ure per acre on N. u. Y n. Z. Y 3S-
33-Sl; located five miles east sud one
mile north Of Ia Junts. East Otero
Lateral Association District. Write
=. W. Dyer. room :%s Colorado
Building. Denver. Colo.
WANTED-To buy small house or
cottage Of about SIX rooms. or W.
cant building lots. Fred w. Cue
kow. iis Colorado avenue.
AARON WILKINS
Rel Estate aad )asuanee
Notosy publle
Cesssal H,ock Pkoee Jsats m
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-Fresh COW and calf. In
quire Of +. d. Winship. SOC Car
\ son avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-One house and six lots
In Otero addition: cellar and cis-
tern; 5000 takes Il. Phone Hol-
brook 1872
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-Pure white seed oats:
grown from Idaho seed. Inquire
Of J. X. Ebersole. or phone HolbroOk
l711.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

WANTED-To buy small house or
cottage Of about SIX rooms. or W.
cant building lots. Fred w. Cue
kow. lIs COLORADO avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-sudan grass seed--the
sensation Of the forage world:
price so cents per pound.-La Junta
Trading Company.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

FOR SALE-Egss for hatchins:
White Rock Rhode lslaad Reds
and English penciled lndian runner
ducks: all prise winners. Mrs. Car
rte Ramsey. phone black Sls.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
LAST OF BATCH OF IS
LIQOUR CASES TRIEO
LOST THREE, MOL PRoSSED
FOUR AND SECURED
FINES IN OTHERS
YESTERDAYS CASE
Lena Williams Went Up Before
Jury Yesterday Morning and
Was Struck Out-Others.

With the conviction In recorders
court Yesterday morning of Lena Will
iams on charges of selling whiskey
tile city closed out the batch of lG
cases OF this nature which were iodg-
cd against defendants late Satur-
day afternoon by the local police.
OF the Is cases which were brought,
four were mol pressed and three lost
when brought to trial. The remaining
nine cases in which convictions re-
suited brought in $500 in fines or the
alternative in days on the chaingaug
or In jail. t>,tI-
Three cases for selling whiskey
were lodged against Will Garrison.
He pleaded guilty In one case and
the city mol pressed the other two
cases against him. The same was
true on the case of Ernest Sunson,
against whom three cases had been
brought. This made $500 In fines
received and six cases wiped of the
docket.
John Bradley was convictedain one
case and fined $780,. while Maggie
Stinson was convicted In three cases
and fined $500. +; Two cases brought
against Lawrence White were lost
when they were brought to trial. One
case against Houston Rice was lost
also when 1t was brought to trial
Lena Williams was convicted yes
terday In the one case brought against
her and fined 500. The two cases
brought against John Carter resulted
Tin his conviction In both instances and
the imposing of fine OF $500.
AS a matter or fact. the city lost
only three of the-16 cases. The four
cases which we're mol pressed were
not lost. but were In the nature Of q
compromise. for the two defendants
involved entered pleas of guilty I'm
one case each and paid fines of S10O
each.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
ATTITUDE
TOWARD SUBMARINES
Churchill Says No Form Of Re.
priaal Can Change
Views.

LONDON. April 27.-Winston spen.
Ger Churchill. first lord OF the admir-
atty. explaining in the house OF COM
mons today Great Britain's policy to-
ward captured German submarine
crews, said. I'VE cannot admit that
reprisals which. Germany has taken
against numbers Of our ofslcers can
be allowed to defect US. from our
policy. which we regard as humane
and just" ~. i
Churchill said no especial condi-
tion had been applied to the crews
OF German !, submarines az such,1 but
only to those engaged in "wantoniy
killing rion-cofnbatants. neutrals and.
women on tho high seas"
He declared England offered to al
low a representative OF the United
States to- visit these prisoners and
make n report provided reciprocal
facilities were accorded the British
government.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28

100000 acres and was bounded on the
west by Tugaloo River. on the north
by Indian boundfy lines. on the east
by Tomassy creek and Little River
and ON the south by granted lands.
The second tract of 100000 acres fit
ted into the larger tract. being bound
ed on the west by Toxaway and keo-
wee rivers, on the moth by Indian
boundary lines. on the east by vacant
lands and Twelve Mile River and on
the south by granted lands.
Rented For Pepper Seed.
In the instrument Known as th?
lease II is stipulated that the rental
on the property shall BE one pepper
corn. which is supposed to be pepper
seed as used In this connection.
In the instrument known as the re-
lease the consideration involved ih
the deal is given as 10000 pounds
(English money! This would amuhnt
to approximately $4,000. rs, ssy
The instrument beasss date OF July
3, 1894. 1t Is said that there are
descendants of John Anderson now
living In this county. Wh&iher OF not
there are descendants or James Tate.
Jr, in this county 10 not known. I}
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
One Ancient Instrument :
Affecting 5000 Acres
is UNEARTEIED in OFFICE OF CLERK OF COURT HERE
VAST TRACT OF LAND RENTED FORsoNE PEP. a !.
PER-soLD FOR 10000 POUNDS

That there is on record In the office
OF the clerk of court for Anderson
county On instrument involving an
area Of leud almost as large as a
county-3OO,0OO acres. to be exact-is
probably not known to a great many
people about here.
The old record. over 120 years OF
age, was dug up yesterday by Mr.. A.
A.. Manning, OF the government SER
vice. who is doing the legal work for
the forestry division in buying up
timbared lands, on. the water sheds OF
nayigable streams.
Two Instruments.
There are two of the old instru-
ments. for. In those days II took two
Instruments to convey a piece of real
estate. one Of the instruments being
called lease and the other q re-
lease. The records show that one
John Anderson. Of Newberry county
(a vastly different Newberry county
In area from the present one by that
naine) leased to one James Tate, Jr.
OF Pendlet6n county (Which ante-dat-
ed old Pendleton district) two tracts
Of land, One OF the tracts consisted of
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
CHAMBER COMMERCE
AUDIT FREIGHT BILLS
ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE
WITH AN ATLANTA CON.
Germ
RECENTLY
So Many Changes in Rates Since
December 1st, Bills Arc
Easily Mixed.

Since the continued changing of
freight rates into Anderson has be-
come so far reaching. the chamber of
commerce has decided 70 inaugurate
bureau OF freight claims adjust
ments. The following letter in cir
cular form has been sent to ali of
the members?
starting May lst,. we will re-estab-
lish our Freight Claim and Traffic
Department. We will make It a part
of the work of the organization to au-
dit all freight bills and all members
engaged In wholesale or retail mer-
chandising will have the right to send
In their freight bills and bills of lad
Ing and we will then send them to the
Southern Traffic Bureau In Atlanta,
who will audit same and make any
claims necessary for overcharge in
freight or calculations. .
II you desire to avail yourself of
this privilege. kindly notify us and
we will send for your freight bills
once month; they will then be sent
on to Atlanta and audited and return.
ed to you within a. week with claims
For this service. we must pay the
Atlanta bureau 80 per cent OF all
claims made. for which We will bill
you after collections have been made
by you. This is very reasonable
charge. and IL you are not now audit
lug your freight bills. 1t should prove
a clear saving to you.
Since last October. practically every
freight rate into and out of Ander-
SON has been changed, and the possi-
bility. Of errors is much greater than
heretofore. 1t should pay you to take
advantage of this service II dur
Ing the year only one claim Is made
for you that .ne will be just that
much saved.
The concern with whom we have
made this arrangement Is entirely re-
sponsible. and AZ believe you will get
good and prompt service.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
BOMB IN TURKISH. !. /.
MINISTRY OF WAR
Was Timed to Explode During
Meeeing-Blame Young
TURKS. M

PARIS. April 27.-A Salonik. dis
patch says powerful clockwork bomb
was found, yesterday hidden in the
Constantino2le ministry Of; war. IL
was timed to explode when the coun-
Gil was in session. ~
Meetings of council are attended
by War Minister Enver Pasha, Field
Marshal Won Der Colts and General
Liman Win Sanders. ~
Investigations are said to have dis
closed that the bomb was placed by
sweeper who has Disappeared sew
e.ei minor officers Of war mIisHa..ssssfy-
have been arrested as SUSPECTS and
acGomplices. Police believe the Mot
was directed against Young
Turks and Germans.
Committee Of union progress In
said to have decided at q meeting
from which the Germass we're ex-
cluded to favor a conclusion of sep-
arate peace with the sfles II Ger
many fails TO provide assistance TO re-.
pulse Dardanelies attack. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
OR. VINES RECEIVES
i CALL TO ROANOKE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF
THAT CITY WOULD LIKE
TO HAVE HIM
N o DECISION YET
DR.. Vines is Engaged in a Meeting
At Townville and Has Not
Yet Considered Call.

Dr j. r. Vines. pastor of the First
Baptist church of this, city announced
yesterday that he has. received a call
from the First Baptist church of Roa-
noke. Va.
DR.. Vines is now engaged In holding
meeting In Townville. He said yes
terday morning that he had been in
formed of the call through Mrs. Vines.
but has not received the formal COM
mnnication from the Virginia church.
He will be out OF the city FOR a few
days and says that he Is not yet ready
to give the matter any consideration,
and. therefore. Is not prepared to say
just what he will do. When the
formal communication comes to him.
he will decide the matter.
DR. Vines came to Anderson six
years ago from Elizabeth City, ". c.,
and from congregation OF 600 no has
built up n church with a membership
of over double that number. He is a
man who says what he thinks and is
conscientious In all that he does and
says. He Is an excellent preacher
and is loved by ali OF his Congrega-
tion. His work here has been the
most satisfactory aud three Is not a
single soul in his entire congregation
who feels other than that IL he shold
accept the call Anderson and the
First Baptist church would suffer a
loss.
While II is not known whether or
not Dr.. Vines Is going to consider
the cali at all, his congregation will
feel anxious until the matter Is set
tied
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-28
Stole Pistol,
Now In jail.

NVW Oo1A. D.
Roy Watson. colored was arrested
Tuesday morning charged with the
theft of a very large pistol from
Charlie Brown. another negro. The
gun war 44-calibre, and was found
In Watsons coat hanging In the tok-
cry where he 10 employed. The po-
lice were sent to find the man and
the gun was about the first thing
they saw when the yentered the room.
On the way to the city hail. the negro
slipped pistol bullet out of his pock-
ct. He evidently tried to get this
out OF the way to avoid more sus-
picfon, He dropped the bullet out of
his pocket and got away with tho
trick for the timo being. but another
Office following them found the large
bullet. and took II to the hall. There
II was found that this was the bull
let which the negro had thrown away
and he told the police all about steal
ing the gun. He dropped the bullet
and tried to establish claim to the
gun as his own. The gun that was
stolen was known to contain one
sheli.
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Tie plan of trench fighting. Which
has characterized the, European war,
owes its origin to this country. 1t
was in the war of 61-65 that lory
lines of trenches, corresponding to u
battle front, fiust made their appear
ance.
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Bribery CharEes DlsmIssed.

DETROIT, April 27.-Cases against
eleven members and former members
OF the Detroit city council indicted
in 1912 on bribery charges. were dis
missed today by Circuit Judge. Phelsn
on, motion of Prosecuting Attorney
Jasnowski. sSSa
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LAST GERMAN SHIP IN PACIFIC
BIZ BRITISH WARsHIP

MELBOURNE. April 27--It is an
nounced officially that British war
ship had captured the German trad
ing steamer Elfriede. which is be-
lieved to zoe the last German ship free
in the Pacific.
In spite of the fact that the an
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Hest Waye BROKEN.

WASHINGTON, April 27.--The heat
wave Of the lnRt few days which broke
April records IN many places has mod
Grated tonight. The weather bureau
reports giving the highest records ever
recorded for April put Richmond. Va,
sirst With 90 degrees. Washington
Registered se and Ness York, 80. =: Il