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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27
Joint Meeting Of Fire pept.

Joint Meeting Of Fire Dept.
A joint meeting of the Willmar Fire
Department will be held Friday eve
ming at eight O'Clock, December 18th.
Banquet at Savoy Cafe at nine o'clock.
All attending supper appear in uni
form il possible.
c. C.. SELVIG, Chief.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27
Children Sell Red Cross Seals.

Children Sell Red Cross Seals.
The pupils of the public schools of
Willmar sold $95.26 worth of Christ
mas Red Cross seals. The Fifth grade
at the Library building won the prize
awarded to the room selling most
seals, having disposed Of $4,000 worth.
Miss Gertrude Tallman won the prize
for the pupil selling most seals, hav-
ing sold one thousand seals.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

". E. and E. E. Lawson and re-
spective wives spent Christmas eve.
at their mothers home at New Lon
don.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

Open House New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxfeld c. Lewis, 406
9Th St. NJ, will keep open house to
their friends from three to eight o.
clock on New Years Day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

MIR. and Mrs. M. J. Ryan of Krem.
lin, Mont, arrived last week for Wis
it with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Conway.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

service beginning at 1O:30 o'clock
There will be music, a New Years
sermon and prayer meeting to close
the old year. Everyone welcome
Come and start the new year right.
80
BETHEL LUTHERAN.
Becker Ave. and Second st,
Rev. w. E. Pearson, A. NJ, Pastor.
Services Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock.
/ Swedish services Sunday morning
at 10:30 o'clock. No evening sery.
ices.
New Years Day, services at 10: 30
O'Clock a. m.
SWEDISH MISSION.
6. N. Tegnell, Pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Morning service, 10:45 o'clock.
Evening service, 1890 o'clock.
The church will hold its annual
business meeting New Years day at
1870 p. m. All members are expected
to attend this meeting.
Prayer meeting will be held every
night ~ the church next week.
sFSALVATION ARMY.
West Litchfield Avenue.
Christmas social, Saturday evening
at eight o'clock. Coffee and "Jule-
kaka" will be served. Song and music.
Sunday, December 31st, meeting at
8 p. m. Coffee served between $3.50
and 10:30 p. M, followed by wake
night service.
You are welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

k. T. Otos came home from MIL
AGA last Saturday. He has been work
ing on B. T. Otos' farm at that place
for two months.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27
FARM LOANS.

Money to loan on improved farms
at S per cent interest. Call and see
US before placing loan.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WiIlmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

Ladies' Aid Annual Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Lutheran Free church will hold their
annual business meeting next We'd
nesday afternoon, Jan. 3. No refresh
ments will be served.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-12-27

Ina Wafo Bxy1ilSen, 1nstxuot1o1 In
tar.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
Bars Outside Solicitors.

Police Commissioner Gillespie will
take steps 10 prevent Detroit lodges
and social organizations from en-
ploying outside solicitors 10 sell tick
cts and take subscriptions for con-
certs, benefits, entertainments, etc.
The commissioners resolution fol-
lowed the expose OF the work OF IL
women who came TO Detroit several
weeks ago from Carlyle, Pa, and
made arrangements with Beatrice
Larned Whitney circle OF the Kings
Daughters TO stage a concert in Ar
cadia hall June Is. the Carlyle wo-
men to furnish the talent and give
the circle SIS for the use Of It's
name. The Carlyle women, aided by
12 Detroit women, started TO sell
tickets for the concert on the same
day that the Kings Daughters com
menced their campaign TO raise
$500. 900 for the establishment OF a
home for aged people. The leader
OF the Carlyle women VAS brought
10 police headquarters and warned
by the commissioner TO stop selling
tickets.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
OFFICER SAVES
BLACKS STOCK
Hears Water Dripping at No.
1856 WOOdward-ave., and
Summons Proprietor

II II was not for Patrofman John
Conway's acute sense OF hearing. IL
~ said, the complete stock Of cam
eras and other delicate articles In
the L. Black Co, store at No. 1916
Woodwa rd-ave.. would have been
completely ruined by water Sunday
night.
According 10 police reports, Con
way heard water trickling in the
store when he passed the front door
about 2 o'clock in the morning Al
was dark inside the store and be
thought the noise was caused by
street sewer. As he made his
rounds again he still heard the
sornd and a more rigid investigation
disclosed that waite was leaking
through three floors in the place.
The officer summoned the pro-
prietor and faucet with a weak
valve was shut OF In the upper
floor While the damage has not
been positively determined, II Is
thought that the loss will be less
than $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
RUSSIANS Are
CLOSE TO TURKS
Swift Offensive and
Are But so Miles From
Enemy's Lines

PETROGRAD May i5.--Develop-
ing a swift offensive movement In
The extreme south, the Russians
have crossed the Persian frontier
southwest OF Lake Urumiah, aud
now are within So miles OF the main
tine Of communication Of the TURK
ism army south OF Bagdad.
The Slavs have reached the
region. of Rowanduz. several miles
inside the Turkish frontier.
No development OF the grand
dukes successful offensive in the
Caucasus has brough, such-~urprise
as the news OF the appearance OF
another Russian army near the
Turks line OF communication. For
several weeks the Official eommu.
niques have beer almost entirely
silent on the progress OF the Rus
sian force operating in the Lake
Urumiah district of Persia. When
the curtain 81 secrecy was lifted. the
Russian army was disclosed well
across the Turkish frontier and
moving westward apparently with
out serious resistance.
That the grand duke has out.
witted the Turks and their German
tutors is the belief here.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
FORD

With the r,ngleaders ot the AIkali
strike being rapidly rounded up, ana
the two plants 81 the company. now
in operating conditions, or nearly 80.
the situation here IL rapidly c!earing
up. although Chief Deputy J. W.
smith 10 keeping he fun force or
deputies on the Job.
Monday morning toe plants were
flooded with workers. the supply eN-
ceeding the demand ~ the mach iusTN
in operation. but ~ Is expected that
by Tuesday morning the entire
works will be active. About 80 ltAl-
ians walked into the yards Monday
morning. II being the intention OF
these men 20 remain idle no longer
They had nothing 70 do with thu
calling of the strike.
Several arrests were made Friday,
Saturday and sunday, of Poles. who
threatened or molested men going L.
their work These men were given
a speedy trial and for the most part
sent for a 30-day stay in the county
Jail
Tony MickonowitE. Ford saloon
keeper. WAS arrested sunday for al
legged sale Of liquor 90 striker. the
lid having been ordered tlghtlN
closed for SUNDAY
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15

graduate. will be principal next yeai
OF the BEDFORD school.
Miss Ella Smith. supervisor or the
county Normals OF fne state, IA a
recent training school visitor.
The Do What- You Can Circle OF
Kings Daughters viii meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Colby
Lewis James. tenor, son of hr. ana
Mrs. 4. l. James. OF this city. viii
be heard this summer in recttals and
oratorfcal concerts 10 DE given under
the auspices OF the kedpath chautaE-
qua.
The patriotic organisations OF the
city will march In a body, sunday 10
the second Baptist church TO present
a rag Ia that institution.
Prof. r. u. Mckay and Harry Hno-
bard will leave Wednesday evening
for Lake Mohonk. -. -. where Mr.
Hubbard Will represent six states IN
the national peace oratorical contest
The Ypsilanti Association OF Coll
lsge Nations Will hold its anal meet
ing TUESDAY. MAY %. IN starkweaih-
er hall Election OF officers VIII be
a part OF the program.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
Marine
STEAMER KIRBY
COLLIDES WITH
THE TIONESTA

The steamer Frank f. Kirby. Of
the Ashley & Dustin line. viii be
out OF commission for week. be-
cause OF damage 10 the starbOard
paddle box. caused BY collision
with the steamer TiOnesta. OF the
Anchor line. Saturday night The
Tionesta Was backing ont from the
Cass-aye. dock when she collided
With the Kirby. striking glaac-
inE blow. The Kirby was moored
az the foot Of First-st.
Immediately after the accident
oliver 3 Dustin. manager OF the
line. arranged 20 place tho steamer
Put-in-Bay on the Kirby's run The
boat had been in process OF attins
out during the last few weeks II
will start on the Krby's trip o.
Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
ENCEL LOSES
SAB BY WINNING
TWO-DOLLAR BET

In the future Clyde H. Burroughs.
secretary OF the Detroit art museum
viii be careful TO specify the exact
price, shape. size and color Of the
hat he wagers with Controller
George EnseL Burroughs lost a
wager to the controller on the out.
come OF the recent art museum suit
Being burdened with an artistic
temperament, Secretary Burroughs
IL not supposed 10 know the funda-
mental principles OF wagering "a
laid down in Hoyle.
80 when he lost. he wrote ou,
an order for "one hat" and sent N
20 Controller Engel who carelessly
left II where his wife found II. The
house that the order was on car
ried women's az well as men hats
Mrs. Engel 'cashed the order for q
s45 hat. Secretary Burroughs re
ceived the bill at the end OF the
month. He called up Engel TO ask
since when the controller had taken
10 wearing lowered bonnets. Ex.
plantations followed. and the con
troIler spoiogized. Secretary Bur
insists the joke is on him.
but the controller says he will re-
'und Si3. the difference between the
,ost Of his wife's hat and the one
hat he will buy. =
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
ECORSE

An attsmp4 at burglary in the
Grassy Island lighthouse, early sun
perfume awakening Of Lighthouse
keeper w Noel who chased three
men into their boat. and halfway
across the channel whore he caught
todv ny Marshal Moore. 81 Ecorse
and the federal authorities from De-
troi, then came for them. The men
had cut a hole IN q window pane 81
open the window when Noel saw
them. They were trying TO get out Of
the rain they asserted.
Down-river manufactures ang
members OF the Detroit Board or
Commerce viii De guests ~ the local
commerce body at It's regular meet
ing Thursday evening
Sons OF Veterans meet on Monday
evening in q. a r. headquarters.
Presbyterisns will hold prayer
meeting wedne sday evening
G. n. of p. Court No. III. meets
Friday evening 10 ~ Fee: X Trn ai.
Darkness caused by the heavy
storm sunday. IL believed 20 be the
reason why Arthur Monte, 10; step.
when ne alighted from a sOuth-bound
Uyandotte-Treuto car about
O'Clock. al Labadie-st. Monte sur
Tered bruises. but no known frAe'
Wednesday village electors viii
decide In a special election whethei
or not a franchise shall ia granted
10 samuel a. Merchant q co.ryt2 rur
| a trolley line on St Cosrs-rd-. q
Wyandotte Baptist sunday schoo
students will he banqueted ny thu
local Presbyterians on Friday even.
| in an attendance contest between tn
two schools
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
TRENTON

John PETER. life long resident OF
Trenton died. saturday night. tie
was well known IA business circles
and also had held VARIOUS town..
township Rnd county Offices TIE as
member OF the Woodmrn OF the
World. Royal Arcangm and odd Eel
lows lodge widow and the fol-
lowing children survive. clyde Pei-
fer. postmaster Of Trenton. Or Chas
PETER. Detroit. pr. John PETER. stan :
ley, Paul and Theodore PETER and
Mrs. = T. Knapp. Of Trenton
After but short ILLNESS, John
Teifer. 81. father OF large and
locally prominent family. died sat
urday night on West Road. Teifer
had for many years conducted meat
market in this village. was a prom 70
inent lodge member and was At one
time a township official Surviving
him are widow. one daughter. Mrs.
Fred Knapp. TreRton. and seven
sons Clyde William r. Trenton
postmaster. John. Charles, q doctor.
and now IN settlement work In De-
troit. Stanley. Paul ard Theodore
Funeral services viii BE held We'd
nesday morning from the home. with
burial in Bloonadsle cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
ROYAL OAK.


D NJ Smith. OF University ave. Is
recovering from a serious illness
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Jackson. 81
Campheli-rd. are rejoicing over H.
birth II a daughter.
Harold HAYES. az RuralO. y Y. is
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur NJ kruse. Of Garden!a-
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grandy and two chill
dren, Ethel and harold, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs George
McQuade OF Elm Park.
r Martin, Of the Bowden ard Mar
tin aru. visited his home IN Lowell
last week
Mr. and Mrs Frank Harvey II Lin
coin ave, entertained the EVenln-
500 cluh at pot-luck supper Satur-
day night.
Max Hagelstein. Of the Studehake-
corporation, has returned from
business trip 10 Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mack and Miss
Teeta Wilcox have left for Slly
city. New Mexico. where Mrs Mao
hopes TO regain her former good
health.
Mrs. W :. Duncan. ot Elm Park.
has been quite III for the past Few
daVS
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
VESSEL PASSAGES


40 the SEQ.
SAUi.T STE. MARIE. MAY - III =
William LlvIngStone. last night
America, Walters. Sherwin. 80; lat-
tngstone. :, Harvard Bryr Nawr.
9 90. superior city. 10. Lyman smith.
1880. steel King. squire. lt.3a; Path
huder. Constitution Edwin Br@ttunE
midnight. Alberta Hettcr II "a a. M.
rus. Howard shaw. l.30. ~
tones ?. Ream~ J. Mesa6a. $50 ,
tIehArd. :. william Nather. -
riaEE. Marrener. Albert Marsha Y
William Rogers. Earling. s: pclawart.
= Vega. 100. Hpribut Smith, ko0eat
Wallacc. Chas. Warner Slick, Inland.
dicnhpnan. 5. Michigan D
Doan Meaforsi, last night. How
ard Hanna. Henry Rogers. sac. Etck q
dyke. 2: Nation. l0j Morrow. Bsrtnw
A. go. Butler. WisEah ickon. midnight.
Poe Cygnuz $50: Phihir Schoon-
maker Genital West. 3.30s Wits
King, &. TOilcr. Northern King. Perti
cost. Mitchell. Empire city. >. French
50 Fordonisn. S Imperial CiibarEe
80: Gtenllvet Leonard. Mama Sam
vel Morse, :; Morgan, Jr, Nye, So
Arabian. q
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
BIRMINGHAM

The sixth grade OF the Barnum
school has organized an Audubon so
ciety. which Will be known as The
ncers have been elected: President
Elliott Coryeil: secretary. John
steel: treasurer. Bernice Bany.
Miss Josephine Hayden. teacher
In the Birmingham high school.
spent the weekend with her parents
" Miss susie Mlnward and Francis
Price. OF Detroit. spent sunday At the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Major Jones.
the Big Beaver school will close
Friday aisht for the summer.
Miss wilma Wood. spent the week
end with friends In Detroit.
Mrs. Claude Dexter. of Pontiac, II
n guest At the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Gertrude Harnick. on Town
The Birmingham high school base
hall team played the University OF
Detroit school team. In Birmingham
on Barnum field, Saturday afternoon,
The score was II TO ~ In favor of
=" Miss Mary - Dawson. who lives
with her parents on farm near
CIawson. is the plaintiff In a $4,000
damage suit IN the circuit court
against the Detroit United railway;
iass Tebrusry in Royal oak Miss
Dawson Gays that when she attempt
"a 10 hoard an lnterurban car ~
suddenly started while she was on
me step with her arms full OF bum
,ies. she was thrown 20 the plat
ORR, OF the car and suffered broken
'lhs and Injuries to her neck anc
: Mrs Ella A. Tociey. widow Of the
rte John Tceiey, Of Birmingham,
cuvt from the allowance 10 probate |
4 the will Of her late husband |
noDey dled QnfUarth .. 1915. leaving
Z I'D ~ wk1dH he gave his widow ]
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
WORTHWHILE

The local high school lost 20 Fen
ton In an exciting game saturday
The score was TO : In the ninth.
each team securing three runs IN the
tenth.
Bank statements OF two local banks
show combined deposits Of s1gs. SIS. 90.
The young ladies OF the Christian
Endeavor OF the Presbyterian church
will give musical entertainment,
The Feast Of the Little Lanterns.
evening, for the oenent Of the c. +.
c. L Gage. Of Pontiac. was In town
+. G Richsrdson has a purchased
Miss Beulah Phillips. seventh grade
teacher in the graded school. viii be
employed in the county building az
Miss Frances whitney. substitute
teacher in the second grade. VIII
teach ia the Monroe public schools
Miss Hazel Bovee will give mis-
cellaneous shower in honor OF Mss
Hazel Perkins, saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NsnNslken ,
burg are occupying the house owned
John Crommer Is building an audl-
tIon TO hts home on Ca kland az
Mrs. Charles \. schoultz went ~
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J
relatives in West Virginia
Abel Soikowski and mother are &C
cupytng the Taft residence on the
Wiisey-rd.
Ms Roxelia Reed and son. How
en OF Hla Inland Park. spent SUNDAY
with Miss Eunice Wartman-
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smithermsn, OF
Detroit spent sunday with MT sho
Mrs. George SmitheTmAn.
The Wtlsey-rd. which has been Al
most impa ssible owing 10 the graz
work. rs now partially opened I"
traffic. &C.,,
the Worthwhile village band and Fro'
Macarthur, OF Detroit IS actinS Is
Instructor and leader.
Miss Hazel Bovee. or hetroiI sprn,
,ba weekend in the home Of Nr. and
Mrs 3 -. Filkins
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15

life use OF lot No. SO. Castles plat.
OF the village Of birmingham. bvs
with the eNprcss- provision thhf
neither OF the houses on the property
should ever be occupied by Wilbur
PenWarden or c X. Snider, VINO 80
sons-ln LAW OF the deceased. Al the
death % the widow the property -
10 go To two sons. Earl and Leon
Tooley. with the conditions that tho
paw MaGde Snidcr and Bertha PEN
warden each slee and Lucille ToolvN
$1,000 The widow charges that the
viii IL not the last will and tesla
ment OF her husband.
The Ladies Aid society, OF Troy.
will meet Thursday afternoon. MAY
is at the home or Mrs Margaret
Sullivan. IN Troy.
Miss GLADYS Hartweii. Of this
place. who attends college in Npsi-
ianti. spent saturday and sunday az
the home OF her parents, Mr.. snu
Mrs. John Hartwell. on Adams ave.
The Log Cabin Gun club Will hold
shoot Wednesday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15


trees OF the Old Orchard II he'd
found some eggs we'll and good. ann
IL no found the owners OF the egga|
at home so much the better. Ha|
had had no success and when ha|
reached the big hollow which had|
been the old homo OF Drummer the|
Woodpecker he had curled mp In it
for a snap, for he was tired tia|
had walked az the sound OF Chat
tcrer's claws as he climbed the trea|
and when Chatterer had poked his|
head IN M the doorway he had al
most poked IT into the mouth OF Mr.
Chatterer had tumbled out OF tha
tree?
Once he had reached the stone|
wall Chatterer hurried home. Some
how he didn't want eggs. The very
thought OF eggs gave him a sick :.
shivery feeling. lie had no desirs|
to explore any more holes In the
trees of the Old Orchard. He was
perfectly content with other food. !
OF which he had plenty. The very
thought OF eggs made him shudder|
and gave him a creepy feeling. As
for Mr.. Blacksnake he once more
curled up for nap and chuckled
as he thought OF the fright ne had
given Chatterer the Red Squirrel
To him Il had been very, very
funny. 4
Next story: winsome BluebIrd'a
Joke on Peter Rabbit
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
(lJBuRBAN
n NEWS
I1AND PARK

- 11Sa william Davis. of
1epnyson-aye. entertained
<x4ob Saturday evening in
P:II:s';:. "a Z . e.: ssss
spssisE e IN. ; ss,s e
NJ ~ 1ems @ nrs Len Q. shan.
+ $50 ocs1pisd the hour pre-,
Was 5sitisted Into the sister
9ss s;csissy y 2fo g.. p soa e g.
a n *tII;sn collins. Of No. SIS Pa
4oae-svs.. and her father. Henry
). rs &c csSi is.f' home ' ars
o1(loo WAS surprised by the gift OF
r VIOLIN, aid 10 be worth 1890, from
br9ther. William Westbrook. who
'.- ~ tsachers and officers OF the
Ro~bykertan sunday school, will hold
1D19f meeting and tea I'm the church
~ 3es11ay evening.
3Sf75S sf1rck. viii meet with Mrs.
0l1Twonther. Of No. 2el Cortland
~ 1uAsdAy afternoon.
~ Carrie Thorne. OF No. ~ Glen
IA Or Westminster Guild. Monday
Gxlo1nU In her home.
75'{ ncemcut has been made 10
w eject that an agreement has
Sh1an6 Park council and represent
2kkt01 or the ID. II. II, by which the
&1usion Of the Hamiiton-st. car line
X3oG the southern village limits 70
ko NIX mi1e-rd. - assured.
z ~. And Mrs, John r.. Flaherty and
0nG7ft. 81 No 229 Highland ave,
~ ths week lend in their home at
~. n = Tsraalev and
~. Of No. &. Monterey-ave, have
1&Gr6ed home after a week In their
re at lockwood, Mich .,sa
e IRA = Case. OF No sss Hlsniss s4s
sr hckn %. Il. stephens. II months. son
~ ~ and Mrs. J. o. b. stephens; 81
- Ia Buena vista-ave- east. diea
XSSs Krushon. who some time. ago
G11oe and killed his wife IN a rase
7 then tried 10 commit SUICIDE,
80 bound over TO the ciIeu,t so"''
Hrs. L. J. kinner. OF No. EOS Ioit-
fnS8 ave. entertained at luncheon
80Veyai guests Saturday, 80 u
4ra z. Q; bro .s,. OF @ sister in
aRcnw Coo ocney. OF No. IS Rich
1870, 70 visiting friends In Day
xinner OF No. ass Cortland
-. Accumulated by John sutton.
Grinen. Ont. spent the week al
~ Haven, Mich. - ,,,.s
"a 3skarile Nets. OF No. l3s Wtndee
4re-avs.. IL seriously III in Detroit
vi ~ sarah wikinson died satur:,
~ the family residence NJ NO 10
S>S.nvs., after q long iilness
7F Srry PhslIips. OF No. ~ Miniaho<-
x11., - recovered from an Illness OF
- lShie Kinner. Of No. 3Ss
9Sj1nd ave. 10 confined to her nome
!! sssssS iei,nar. Of No. .s1s Lincoln
~ 3St5e riding his bicycle. was
S Miller. OF No. 1sS Rsndolp
"A And Woodward aves Tne
- Vas osmciished. but Aiinaf
With 4 few bruises. -
y 4l1nn. formerly Of no. IN
Ave. died last Wednesoay
II lG residence in Chatham. Ont. a.
& ilinaas Of three YEAR NJ
100. 80 = nr.,.he- Is. Ttffn, OF
- snx brother -in-law Of Mrs
\ VI 81 1nS1r. OF NO. e5s Cortland ave.
.[ dSxSS0 brown. OF No. 2z4 Hisniann-
~ - rSeovered from an illness
GkI1T0l Weekos
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
LOVER
TAKES POISON

DISAPPOINTED because be could not
return 10 his sweetheart in faraway
Finland. Arthur Passed. % years old.
ended his life IN his room No. %
Sherman-st, Monday morning, BY
swallowing poison. Other roomers
In the house told Coroner Rothacher
that Passed had been brooding over
troubles, real and imaginary. for sew
eral weeks. Last week he lost his
job az the. Victor MANUFACTURER
Co.'S plant.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-15
DOREMUS TO
PRESIDE AT
LANSING MEET

Congressman Frank r. Doremus
I'll he temporary chairman OF the
Democratic state convention in Ians-
ing, Wednesday. and IL also slated
to deliver the Keynote speech.
Judge William +. Connolly and
State Senator James Aurtha are ap
parently the choices for delegates
10 the ST. Louis national convention
from the First district, and Percy
Grose and Edwin Henderson from
the Thirteenth. A. r.. Stevenson, OF
Port Huron. is mentioned to succeed
Ed. Shields. who wants 10 retire
FROM the chairmanship OF the state
central committee.