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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-01

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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-01

And He Did.
He has a hot temper" said Cppor-
tunity.
..All right said Defeat. "I1l COOL
it off Il bit."-Detroit Free Press.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-01
Important to h

uNtVCTId11I 10 Wu0t00T8
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTONlA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that il
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

HHl that neither poets nor great
u.a as a general proposition are
sorry numerous The quotation 0ri
Hl card if The court please, IT,.
Make the best OF everything. think
.ha best of every yhodt anc hope the
bgg for yourself Stevenson A"
Whsre upon Mr SlomaR proceed,
'H fa ygad many noble quotations
r-m .he classics, from Epictctus TO
Amy Lowell But The court would
haze uore OF Poor Richard"
"This card. it yoUr honor please,
bears Rules tor Conduct. by Ben
iamu Franklin announced the
IaVFr~
.DH don't read those. please. %
said Judge Mandell I'm pretty
familiar with them. They may be.
come part of The record without
tH, burden OF oral recitation"
Tho court listened most OF the day
to postcard notices from Leggctt
t1 his nife and literary letters from
Nr- Leggett 10 her husband The
roGus woman's epistlos. some writ
en- while she was visiting. some
nE.l. her husband was away from
.aue and some while she was in a
hospital gushed over with expires.
s.ons of love and whimsies about
,pering trees, "balmy breezes, 4"
"dafa'ike devotion. "wonderworld
ai nature, 'silvery brooks. chatter
i1g- vrens," and star jewelled
nights.
Dearest" the letters invariably
ocgan, and as a sample Of their con
eIusions this may De cited Here
are a million kisses, jus - keep
,og busy ul Saturday Ever your
faithful wife, Eleanore." In ore of
them she wound up with: who is q
,seetheart7 Why. YOU are. or course,
fou oh tear. Mrs. Leggetts coun-
-.l objected 20 the letters being iu-
uoduced. but the court ruled In
.aeu favor.
She has testified. said the court.
thlt be began abusing her and de-
prtwuE her OF Che necessities OF life
soon after they were married.
Huk the letters are competent eyi-
I,uee doubtless introduced as tend
a- 90 mpsach that testimony and
show sf8.. up TO within very
-aur. slime before the separation.
Iaa pair were on cordially loyins
.-.u-.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
FOSTER is
ON TRIAL
Many Michigan Mer-
chants Here to Take
Stand Against Him

rrb, t-..r nf p Foster organ
.-.-- .-.... o. ,b,
'- '-'N
conduct or 'Hr "I'i Ia OK l"e Oh''e"
Retail Merchants Association OF
America no to .hs time he diSap-
9gared from Detroit with a kosN
omce Inspector at h.s heels, va
started Tuesday morning. before
Federal JudEr futile. Foster is
rharr,d ,yifH having used the mails
% acfraud
The district attorney claims that
Foster throu.b his scheme Tor in
rrsn.ipv tho SAIL. .-1Hrs rf small
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
RESORT KEEPER
SENT TO "WORKS"
FOR THREE YEARS

Nancy France- Forbes keeper OF
o dlsord,rly house. was sentenced
aF Federal judge Tuttle. Tuesday
morning t0 serve .b-ae wears IN The
Detroit House 90. Correction and pay
a ans ot $500 DOR violating the immi.
cration ert She aa- convicted by a
jurr ot having brought Lulu Nitten.
alias Brown Jp Detroit from Wind
sor for the purpose OF placing her
In d.-orlerIy house Before sen.
truco Was passed The Forbes woman
made statement. tn which she ad.
miued fhf part OF her testimony. 10
the rfecr ruat rho Milton girl had
called her up from d Windsor road
hous, on Juf g. 1918. was false. 5u,
she denied having brought the girl
ever from Windsor or conlis.ng 10
any way fo la her across The river.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
nRpHELM

Flo Irwin. sister OF May, and r
coincidence OF distinguished talents.
walks on with The laugh as wen s.
the headline bouors on the yaule
Vile bill iu the Orptaum tl.s
week With oEe.aet sketch. "A
Business Woman" iu vhica he
Stimulates intoNica,icn 10 slight
extent just eHougf to- make her
taikatye the result of drinking too
much nerve tonic Miss Irwin pro-
duces laughs where laughs never
grew before The sketch concerns
woman advertising managers vi no
Is determined tc wed her daUsN>r
70 an eligible youth when the
father of he boy objects the mother
OF The girl gets him 20 visit ho-
Office and by luur----s means eoc1
causes him 20 ASK for the hand OF,
the girl Ia behalf of his sor The
DlaylrJ d. fHll Of action and the sup
porting cast is excellent.
Hal Stephens Detroit actor. and
well known exponent OF legitimate
roles gives impersonarious Of Shy.
lock, Rip Van Wnkle and q colored
race track follower. stephens en-
ploys FUN stage setting for his Rip
Van Wrinkle number and several as.
si5tants, and he was cordially greet
I'd. Monday afternoon Alexander
and Scott in biaeklacs one OF whom
gives "a clever representation OF a
woman provide southern melodies
The little ones WHl D. particular
" interested tni- week in Klutiug's
animals. which consist OF dogs. eats.
pigeons and rabbits % a variety
remarkable feals They close the
show and they are worth waiting
FOR Hl3a huee. a double-voicel
ginger. who mmgles a strong bari.
tone with g clear soprano effective
ly and landry Brothers. aerial ari
ists also provoke applause As
usual pictures opened ard closed
the show
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
MILES

Frank Tgnuey stGE Vith q tang
10 it Is Grant Gardner contr'bU.
ticn 10 blackiaca 10 the Miles hll
and st went big. Monday afternoon.
Grant was so good ne had thou
laughing between jokes The audi.
erce didn't know whether 10 was
putting on Tho act or Grant hut it
knew that somebody Hss surely
providing q l0t of fan
After fhe blaCEflca comes Nr. and
Mrs Arthur Capuelen. in itua
comedy Hiring Maid which
goes 90 show taat ultla sleuthirg
Is good for The 1er 3D.. amll,es and
the business OF hiring help entirely
within the womans sphere
Stu8r t.e NAL Patti, needs a
dressmaker. but his voice is deli
catcly soprano. and surprise. PEE
ciaIly when it fall. about six flights
down ia.o a thorough masculine
bass
webb and Boyd are nice folks
who burn uo q DO, 9f energy iu plr
suit rf a living They dance IKE un.
shackled demons aud sing and chat
ter and make good aCt uut how
they work The Breaksuay Barlous
have an unusually good scrobatlc
act spiced Hp q Dir with vifticism
Nile Irene draws the BIN 20 close
with her pcl elephant
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
DETROIT TIME s

ity for The American massacre al
santa Y-ahel
Unconhrmed reports that J0o
more Americans Victor Hamilton
of Chicago. and Albert r.. Simmon.
OF Los Angeles, had been slain hy
Nillsta bandits under the ArrisU
brothers. go miles. west OF Torreoh
also caused new concern. The stat.
department was making an inycsri
cation of the report
Consul Edwards, az Juarez. ard
the department are az odds regard
ing whether tho department aske
Him o. secure safe conduct for the
Americans. The department insists
NO such request was sent Edwards
he has advised the department thar
-iu pursuance of instructions" hc
tried to get safe conduct for the
Americans from Carranza authori
ties az Juarez
Whether the Carranza consul
gave such safe conduct as
charged by several persons on th,
border. also In doubt That this
particular point may never be con
clusiyely proved Is considered pos
sible II il is proved that Carranza
actually promised protection. relo.
tioDS between the United States
and the de facto government would
not be strained further, except that
demands for reparation for the
American lives sacrificed would be
emphasized.
Congress is now manifesting q
more tolerant spirit regarding de.
velopments IN Mexico tomorrow
the senate foreign relations com.
mittea meets, but consideration OF
Henry r. Fletcher's nomination %
be American ambassador 90 Mexico
probably viii be postponed until
the state department submits lnfor
nation asked in Senator Falls reso-
mtion regarding reasons for recoS
uizing Carranza Agitation for iu
,eryenliun is being held I'm cneck
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
AUTO LAW
VIOLATORS
ARE WARNED


&c eN'.''FF george W ai'ers' OF inc
'o'''' url'''''N.N' since lAe pass
"E' %, ''e .'F''.'''l.- 4 le" N1e"s
ago. 'ne ponce nave ADOPTED sy-
- ~ OF personal l's'I'''''oh Tor j'e
uriVeIs ana sought % enforce the
provisions OF the ordnance by per
7.''s'oh. Nf W Nal'efs or'l''fs taal
we motorists haTr had ~aiicl"ni
''iile '' aec"sl'n, 'hehi srINes 10 me
rfqu'F' 'hen'7 OF me ordnance.
Moro t9ah 100 eomp.A'n.s OF 'le-
lalIons OF ofb.h1h'e7 regulating
FehicN.ar iraHic. ha'' t.ea made
-ihte Jan. l'. complaints were
haae OF i' drivers NA' e.'reA'a "'
lies an h'ir, 81 complaints OF an-
iois's driving between -' and 80
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
MRS. SHAW
PREDICTS
VICTORY
tCoutinucd from Page Oael

has NOT been known iH go years.
"-r 'uH- a- Ne daily Ntb che
I'HHHr traffic. 500 long ss We are care
Joss and indifferent. ws have a5so-
lr.aIr 1r ush. to seek God mercy A."
AFfUush Ngs SbaWs work has
seem -#ly outside The state she
a.te of Michigan. and has a
.tHa a.gl8'utance Her father.
Professor j. j. Sadler. was one OF
Hf.r.rar educators. and az one
.u. Ha- H1rriUteudeUt of public
.na OF Ohio
"., d teacher for nine years. %
..t E'-- shaw a ml sion worker ln
....-1 and other cities and have
stagelistic work IN more than
be states. And more than
..r .U "a mother with six boys
~ bows and girls from every
Viewpoint
Iu boy or Girl goes down,
-r. cider eeu5rat.on IS 70 blame II
nor .eaF~ the individual father
W mother 1ur always the older gen
sr#.ar ann speaking not only OF
ra E#u. arj white slave trafic,
.ar a.al- l.agr lines as well
Ws sr. leaving the food gates
0u.r anG .as fo,. tides of evil. in
a.a.O. are ep.n- down our boys
srs -r', lE the thousands
-H.. ...4. -- tu rhf Hu1-
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
nrraolT oPERA HousE

~The Birth oi a Nation coEiinues
~ remarkably successful engage
ment in the Detroit oper- mouse.
sold.out houses being the rule for
afternuon and evening showugs OF
The big film spectacle.
The rapid strides Of the motion
ulcture industry ls eXemplihea in
aThe Birth OF a Nation which Tar
exceIse in artistic photography and
wonderful massing OF hordes 1i peo.
nle anything heretofore shown upon
the screen.
One OF the really colossal srenes
in The photo-drama IS ,ha' sho|lns
sherman march 90 She sea- Nov
ing through a long fertile valley e
A long. straggIing formation Ae
army of Cen. sherman. The per
Kpective Is so cuunlngly coutrlFto as
b make the soldiers in the distance
appear little larger than ants ye-
the photograph is so clear that the
human figures can be easily ouHin-
ed Now and then as the army
marches on. a pun of smoke indi-
Gates FIRE from snipers in farm
buildings and the firing OF q barn
by the marching troops is indicative
OF retaliation. The burning OF the
city of Atlanta is q terrifying spec
tacle.
These are only two instances or
the many unusual and keonly inter
esting scenes I'm the big picture
drama.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
MIXED LOVE
WITH HIS
TEACHING
Continued from PAGE unc.l


heard OF it .t made me 10 sick 2
sGa seriously 80 for msny DAYS
ON Cro-s-eXamination. the mother
said she had found some 'tra-h" on
Elesuora's dresser sometime before
The marriage and this opened her
eyes. She said It consisted of apt-
les from Leseett calling Eleauore
bis soul mate
You mean IL was sentimental
she was asked
NO, Il was worse than that"
II took EIeanore on my lap" She
continued. "a1d told her he didn't
owe Mr. Leglett as "a a,fe should
love a husband
Did you treat Mr Lcggetl ss a
son-in.law?" asked Sir. Sl0mar
Il don't see how ] cDlI iu view
OF his age.7 the mother replied
Ben Franklin. Americas original
editorial writer and paragraahar
failed to get hearing Moudas after
noon, despite the fact that Was q
courtroom full Of people I0 doubt
less would have been 'r no Hay
harmed by q little caIfI 1r Poor
Richard Rule for Conduct Judge
Nandell. however #oR hr Dlis to
let the wise editors musings be.
come a part OF the record" Ir have
ing the court s.errFurhar mark
them Exhibit t5
While Attoraeg SIamen. represent.
ing the defendant aas Cf0.agtsm
ming tho PLAINTIFF hr produced q
stack OF postcard which He asked
Mrs Leggeft to identify as having
Leen sent to her 68 tUrisus occa
sions Jy ber spouse She identified
them
81 offer these iu evidence. your
honor to prove the hleh minded
character OF the defendant IN this
lease. said Mr slCman They arc
IcaeIs bearing notices and other eK-
.prc-sions from poets and grea,
men.
you don't mean 20 classify an
+ mankind into fvo classes. poets and
eraat meu. do yous" inquired tac
court.
e1h. po. youg honor" Tho lawyer
replied I'm rather Inclined 20
think chat poets, too, are great men,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

ON and children refugees we're sleep
nr
yalles hal been brought in under
cgard .R "a day coach on the same
rain. lie was awakened out of q
sound sleep and informed that he
-to far--,ha G@ng squad Imme-
5la,ely.
Wales met daa'h calmly ard with.
7ut a word OF protest He had been
known as Villas butcher" having
r,cd as the bandit chiefs official
eXecutl0ner.
Twenty Carrann soldiers. com.
handed by Capt Regenio. escorted
Tsl'cs from the train 10 the station
platform. One Of the soldiers was
sent for strptcher The group
then went % O clump OF cottonwood
trees heaide su irrigation ditch.
only few feet from the Americans
asleep in The Pulluans
American usws9ape and e
Few Mex.cans nifaes sed the proce-
lure Few If any. Of the Pullman
occupants were aware OF what was
happening. Wales arms We're ,ied
behind him by a blne necktie which
one OK The soldiers gave up A rope
was then passed around his wrists
and the other end OF the rope ueI
ground q tree
Instead Of lining him up in front
-l a firms squad, q soldier whose
rOthrr Wales had executed, shot
him. This soldie approached thc
aondemned man. pla aseJ ,he muzzle
of a ride against WALES heart aud
fred. Death was practically in-tan.
raneCus
AS Wales cumDled into a heap.
several OF the Carranza soldier
fred their rifles into the air shout
ing Viva Carranza, lud Death 20
the Villa bandits
1'he exhibit iu the Juarez railroad
station was viewed by hundreds. ia-
cludins many women and Amer-
cans.
Csrranza officials intended B, 20
prove that the de- facfo government
was sincerely endeayoriug to wipe
oUt aendiiry with IT'S dangers 10
American and foreigners
The Santa Isabel massacre of is
helpless American mining men was
partly avenged Eight bandits re-
ported cyet I'd t Ca-as GrDdes
were said to have been group Of
the much larger band uho forced The
Americans 90 stand alongside tnoir
train while trs e2ecu.loa,r- moved
them down After the massacre this
band pl.t uu .ato mali groups and
scattered better t0 escape The eX
ecution OF The eigut is The first au-
.hcutc report ~ summary Justice
meted out 10 any Oi the Santa
}sl5el KILLERS
a -rsat muhunt was on today
for .lc other bandits who participat-
cd u this massacre. CarranzA sol
dier- secured the chihuahua noun
iaus for trace OF the murderers.
american. were confident that the
task OF Furnishing The bandits would
be- cuuiel ont thoroughly by Cen
ersl Trevino. CafraLza commander
at Chihuahua City TreyinO has an
American wife He is o high bred
Csstilian and graduate OF Mexico's
West Point" Apparently confident
Of Carronza' power to protect them,
American col0ni-t5 iu northern Mex
leo were not leaving the country as
readily as state department oGicials
here desired Special trains sCnt
into the interior 20 bring the Amer
leans ont were reported delayed for
I lack Of refugees ln scores of cases
American women and childten were
pu aboard the trains su route to The
/ border and the men remained Dee
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

Corporation Counsel Uiugamau
has been instructed by tls council
committee oH ordnance 90 prepare
an amendment TO fbe compiled ordi
nance. providing tor rapifa punish
meut ioi vicious 1o-- The action
nBs taken Tuesday on recon-
mandatiou OF Police Commissioner
Gillespie Uho advocate tbe eyecu-
zion cf all yiciou dogs hat are
brought ,o Tho pound p ec0ud 'ime
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
RHEUMATISM GOES
If HOODS Is USED

The genuine o' riiabie Hoods
sarsaparilla couceis The acid condt
tion OF The blood and builds up the
whole system 70 drives ont rheu.
matism because lt cieanscs the blood
thoroughly 10 has been success fglly
used for forty years
For rheumatism, stomach and Rid.
.ney troubles. general debility and an
us arising from impure blood.
Hoods has no equal Get Il from
our nearest drurgist today.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

When Frank Mcintyre was lean
and youthful. he was employed as a
newspaper man IN Michigan. Now
he IL a fat and prosperous actor ap-
pearing IN the Temple theater. this
week. with his own company i'm
speedy little COMEDY called "The Hat
Salesman" Mclnlyre's good humor
Ia infectious He simply flood the
stage with his ample presence, and
there f. nothing for the audience 90
do but laugh, then giggle "a little.
then laugh some more.
The scene Is supposed TO Do stag
ed In a room I'm the old Hawkins
house IN Ypsilautl. this snnounce.
meHt being good for one Of the
numerous laughs that speed the act
10 = "wahoo' finish Mr Mcintyre.
who Is well-known In the circles OF
his profession for his capable sue
cesses IN other efforts. is assisted
IN his present skit by two clever
women and as. many men.
Singing southern songs OF cha co.'s
Ralph Dnnbar's Maryland singers
furnish one OF the delightful mum.
bsre on the program. Their quaint
costumes and the artistic stage set
ting recall the days OF ipae ago
s0ch songs as "Old Kentucky
Home" listen 90 tbc Mockinr
BIRD sole Black Joe" and Get on
board the Gospel Train" are sunl
n splendid harmony By four pretty
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
GARRIcK

That hilarious, II somewhat rough
house., farce called "A Pair OF
Skies" returned 10 the Garrick the
ater, Monday evening and was civ.
en- warm welcome by large audi
erce. Last season this offering was
one OF the most successful with the
public that the Garrick management
presented during the year. The fact
that the players seen In the earlier
production are not IN the present
company, with one or two ezcep-
tions, is no matter, for the present
incumbents OF the various roles are
clever and speed the farce up 10 the
topnotch.
There is ingenuity and fun IN the
comedy. and the absurd situation OF
two pickering business partners.
nndlng themselves 10 the respective
positions OF master and servant as
the result of q hand of poker, is
made TO carry the action along for
three acts with plausibility and
laughter.
Harry Stubs as T. Boggs Johns
and Walter Fenner as George b
Nettleton, the warring partners
whose violet digestive pill has spoil
ed the temper OF each and destroy
Z ed the friendly business and per
sonai relations between them. We're
capital in their parts. Godfrey
Mathews was the young lawyer
whose income had become bloated
as the result OF fees paid by the
partners to settle their more and
more frequent differences OF opinion
Lawyer Mathews, after trying every
means known TO him 10 bring It,
as Johns was known to his friends
and "the trade" and Fenuer 10
some sort OF a peaceful settlement
after one OF their most violent quar-
rels over the business, hits upon the
plan of making the two play hand
OF poker, the loser to become the
butler of the winner for a period OF
one year. To prove their sporting
blood. the partners agree 20 the
proposition and IT" loses, The re-
sourceful Mathews has 50 tied up
the contract between the partners
with the red tape Of verblage that
neither realizes how completely has
the lawyer put IL over on them
until the Arrangement OF lord and
master has gone into practical op-
Grafton. OF course. the fun for the
audience IS immense.
Marian Ballou Is a clever Goodies.
the Cockney maid-of-allwork who
would like TO have Butler Boggs for
steady company. Miss Ballou not
only amused the audience with her
characterization, but she actually
made Coddles human enough TO be-
pathetic, and there was something
about the actress work that lifted 10
out OF the realm OF careless farce.
Jane Quinn. Mazie Fogarty and
Mary Belsan we're the attractive and
capable young women Of the cast
Good work in the various roles was
accomplished by sly Highly. John
Houston, James r. Galloway, John
Merritt and Joe Dean.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

en- out Monday afternoon Dos lhr
Overseas News agency
The dispatch says coaai Iistal
Hungarian premier announced in
the hungarian parliamer. that Mon
tenegro had sued for peace and had
later agreed 20 las down arms and
surrender.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
PRINCETON AND
HARVARD ROW

PRINCETON. S. j.. JAN fS-
Princeton and Harvard varsity
crows viii weei ON Lake Carnegie.
April CO. Word from Cambridge
that the crimson schedule included
tHis date brought Che greatest sat
i-fact.ou here today The meeting
viii be the first between Harvard
and Princeton crews I'm three years.
Dcop cultivation with the aid oi
dynamite o. being tried on tea plan
tatiuus I'm India
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
Nexicans Kill Two
More, Capital Hears
~ rNITEn -

WASHINGTON Jan 's-Devel-
opmcnts today in the Mexican siu
alton added fresh confusion 20 the
question OF Caranza's responsible.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

Cold. cause Gr.p--LaXatiye Brumo
Cmnine removes The cause There
ls only one "Er9mo QuiuiDe r. W.
Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18

Sulphur Is used as fertilizer u
France.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
Interest at 40 per annu'
PAID ON ALL DEPOSITS

srysSISsssT SHOWING GROWTH
TIN A n
RECORDS CF rHE STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
AND s
OTHERS SHOT
BY CARRANZA

lrontinueh from, PAGE one.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
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