davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
Mr. II.pryThom,s n, Non,dcu,

Mr. Henry Thomas. Of Mound City,
who has been very sick with pneu
m)nia. II reported ~ improving
Call me up for saving cordwoud.
stoye"o God length Farmers phone,
j71. &c. Cook.
We hay" H. barrels uf No |
Grimes Golden apples Tor sale.
NuuEE y NunRE
Mrs Charles Davis, uf beatrice,
Nebr.. l. visiting ere with her par
ents. Rev 4. " kiplinprr aud wife.
-l,oscue kal"r, Of Maitlai 4. WIN,
skating recently. had the misfortune
to fall and break an arm IN the .lboN
joint. lie T. son OF George '. ia
ger and wife.
We are glad - announc. that Mis-
Esther Kelly, Vito has teen quite Sick
With pneumOnit. Tor several DAYS, |,
much improved and thought 10 Ice
paSl tle danger marx
Mrs Adam N-tt.r, Of the Marion
-, w "" WV" wy
piruuonia, Il now much better, and
l. reported out u DANGER.
MONEY IN Inn, an ,,,s s,f. NI..
sou,l river b,,,nm f,,m. At :. n.,
CON, mi animal I,,.,,t IN .
t.,,,,,,i,l. r,un,,I..i,,
Grn.S I,.s,y.
Internationally. -.
,.,' p,N' ",''''' vas ,"'" wv"
-. ' ,, w., ~, w Wv '''''' '"'
49, 80, ',' . .'' . ., Wv"
WV w." W wv "
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21

Earl Springer amt wife are nov
IN 'irif irA ! me
W, & S'rNrINHil Has H. ~ ! uspph,
Monday, on business
Nj. and Ms T. II Gould have
hptlI bcrn sick, Uu, bDlh at better AT
THIS liunt.
Our new pastor, Rev. Frame.
preached an excellent strmou sunday
morning, lie MA preach every NO
weeks.
There is quite a bit of sickness
through ms nriglburhuUd Nh EuS-
srih children are quite sick, br.
keafney Is attending them.
VI. ana NlIs, Diru fench, Cf ut
ium~a, Iowa, retained 10 li,Ir hume
last "Wednesday, after a month visit
with his brother, Levi and wife
Mrs, Geo, berr, Of Nickell's Grove,
who has been 30 very III al tie home
OF her parents, Just Guthrie aud " lie,
Nas able 10 return huuc last week
Literary Mas well attended last
Friday night, WehayeaguUd question
for debate and tie promise OF a good
program for next Friday night.
Eyer body invited TO come and help.
l'kNDM,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
New Point and Vicinity.

VIII Acton il slowly improving.
DR., Fred IlerShner aud NIie are
visiting relatives here.
VIII Terry and family went to
Fred DrCheT's, SUNDAY.
Mrs lIatlle hrrhrr and son, Ilar.
Old, are sick With grippe,
90 Ed Davis and family visited at
Claude Renders, Suuday.
Fred Davis and wife spent Sun
day Al the home Il q, D. llardman.
Gal Lemon returned home, sun
day, after a three weeks visit With
relatives,
"A sled load Of young people at.
tended the literary at Lincoln, Fri.
day night,
Miss Mary l.. Terry was called to
Maitland, Friday, to nurse Mr.. and
Mrs. Cramer.
The many friends OF Judge Hib.
bird will rejoice TO know that he Is
well enough that his nurse could
leave, Saturday,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
Sale Closes January 3lst
KREEK & HASNESS.

-Dr. willard Proud, Dculisi and
Aurist, TOotle \ Lemon Rank huild'
d Ing, st. Joseph, Mo.
When ~. livery man cant ac'
commodar. YOU. rall on :, T. Perkins,
for livery and team work.
Miss Mary Rhode. NJ -. Joseph,
l. bping entertained 10y her sister,
Mrs. I'd Rosiock, of this city.
That huSiling real estate dealer,
Don Weller. Of Msitlsud, nan business
IN oregon, SATURDAY ~ last week
Dr Wh'tSrll, eye AID rlr special.
-, southern corner etNrh and ID
mlnd - Joseph, No, UrIhp'Iur8.Hij
NJ. and Mrs ", :, clifford, u
Cuff u. sprut the Heek rnd az the
home uf their daughter, Mrs John II,
prret,
For sale Alfalfa aud osi straw f.,
haled CAL on or address, Ray liur
rier, Oregon, Mo, route !, Farmers
phone,
- " IVES Lunsfori, has hcen
confined To his home, Dr. Chambers
for few days, bat il nOw better, We
are glad 10 announce,
!. " Eaker aud wife, Who have
been confined to the Louise with
grippe, are reported TO be getting
better.
Aunt Margaret Collins, Who Il
now In her eighry.tirst year, Is quite
sick with the grippe She is no"
thought to he some better.
We are indeed glad to announce
that Mrs n, Stock, who has been
suffering for some time with a severe
attack Of grippe, Is nov improving.
Mrs. Tom Kyger has returned
from Norcstur, kans., where she was
called by the sickness and death II
h.r cousin. Mrs Asher Hester, a
former resident Of near this city, We
hope for an obituary
Fred A. Edwards. Of Maitland,
Mo, was looking after business inter.
ests in oregon Friday Of last week,
and we acknowledge very pleasant
call. lie is a member Of the lumber
firm Of Edwards & Crawford, of that
city
Sheriff Gelvin and wife entertain
ed at dinner, Sunday last, Mrs, G's,
father and mother, s $ Meadowsand
wife, of near Maitland, and u, B.
Fancher Jr, and wife, Of Forbes
township, Mrs Fancher is sister OF
MIS- Gelyin.
DIR. sam Morgan, OF Richmond,
this state, has returned to his home,
after few days visit here with his
parents, Judge h. +, Morgan, wife
and family, We are glad to learn
tlat lie Is succeeding vel! In his bust
ness in his new home.
Lee Greene and Alfred Bahler re-
turned last Saturday from New Or
leans, Louisiana, and other points In
the south, where they had been on a
prospecting trip. They report more
moderate weather, roses and other
flowers blooming out OF doors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
News from Craig.

Tuesday. add will remain several daNS
on business
Severed ear. " stock have been
sliup.d from ibis station IN ~. last
'rN works, i've ears huing shipped
TUESDAY
TIE Siticklrr sale Of sixty lr1du -
mules. IurstaN, Was wei, attended
aui he mules brought good piirr.
| TIE hiEl,.' priced team u"iug 80.
Mis- Iraur,s Price vas VuijuSirk
| with a ,r,pf" cold, Monday ~ III,
week. ADD uuallr 10 teach Ia the
school llcf place VA substituted
| Tor tie day.
Emmett i.uudpn. ~ south Dakota,
arrived NundaN iu Wit lis muth"rs
| Allen aud TaN'ur, Tor several hANs
Emmett SAYS that II was pretty cod
| ~ ~" lIasuiaS Wien lr eft there.
Mi'hurn Holman came 10 Craig,
/ TurSiay morning, from Montana,
where he has hren for a number IT
wears. engaged In farming lie iSNiS
iiinv his aunt. Mrs. Lillir Naum,n,
and other relatives Miiburn II de.
! lighted with the Northwest and
praises II ahuvc all other lands,
VI. 4 Cuy.ll returned 10 Craig,
one dty last week. and Sct M liSh
ness aud shoe shop In ,he room vara,
| ed hy T. \ Kellogg, tpvrll seems In
! have n liking fuf this place ~ II nay
/ he that he l. not alluNcd to rem ,in
! long plspw here. ANYWAY, Craig nov
! has two such businesses.
| word from James NcCDvn, AZ
! san Francisco, informs H. that l." i
| engaged a. Waiciinau IN guafding
I tie powder factory ~ that place II"
: j. ct ing sH 4 mouth. ard 'as "Nr"p
! " h'l'N >'l'l' h'WlN '''NNN' ]" -
Ne y cl"r lnrr"t hru'N and 'rN" paN ~
Ga an,
. l'"". l. \ .uN rr'U'tri 20
Nt.,u. iu -. Ivan r'.uuIN. TUr.dpN.
h ,I,',.. .,,.,.,'f,.y lu ,.rlu,rf,s .
4 .,.n.l,., a.. ..t' .''.,,,,..,,'
b l'''''' wv 'l
d iH' W"r'l's u"'l. ''"' rl' 100 'll-
,.,,i,,. ,N..r U...pt. ft......f.,i.
+ '''''N' ''f ' .''
. ~ ftl' HiN 2. 10 ~ "a |.'l.. I. "a
Iuf Iurrr weeks.
'Il..,...t.rt. u...ttr.. .yf.rtI,I.
/ ~, ~ VIZ ~ .'.'
! van 'hu''li nv ,'' .'' "''H ~
pr,' rliu. u' r. ltf tfinEi .' ~upI'
=, ..r...f q, .,.t., ..... fI..r,.N..
] 49, .T
3 iN ga 'h-'. i''"lt nv NV 'I"i'h'
| lu' lhrrr rHu lr 900 Il U'' hu' Wat
Ina. nrr,,i,tg. load 4 .t.n..ittI. r'.l,iI.D.r
/ VIZ h' W d." '' ''' ."'."'
/ iII' liicai cas- upon Iir waters MI
str,,I\ triutu
A. h Ep,t in,l,,n,., and ,l,,n.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21

We are sorry TO learn that Judge
Is. f. Morgan and wife have been con.
fined to their home with grippe, but
we are glad to announce that they arc
both reported better now.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21

AAhN~~Ak ~ hIAOIVAJOs
-------........
Nh'w - the TIE until uuliii,d 10y ~,
~ not happen tttrr uiuit. ~ II ntiHLt |
lHN, h''u mot" s'Iiuus.
Iv' ll'h'hrI 10" jnuii"r ~ N"
'tH'h h"in', Mhu WIS down with thu
. lpr' last wick H. nhiy IT, h" bach uu
WOO 30 nus W''k
lh' weather Whu b. certainly gi,Iuu
'"'hi iht"v t'h's "i snow ul the
'inI. '"h n".ir wiud. viii th' fN,t4
".m'''r h"!.iuG u.md ih' l'... mnrk
49, h'!l' ''H .,ii lu suit uur iuat,
10. Thu' sd'N W'futuE The ih'tmtm,,,rI
To .l.''''n no h'hM. with U 'Iu lHwt.t
T. SAMSON s" ''f. THE Zee lH'."t
m ,',"g. uufh u 'tH, It'aar.. IIp.,|
fI J'hn li,h'. Nl' I,, BE- r,Tffitt iu|
I',' "" l''h Hni "l ti' best.
wv F.N 'd I"'I. 200 .'N'Nu N'....
geo u'' 'H IHl' ullil Up urn
.'.h N1i'I lIi .if. Hi'' VI I|.'..f.
-" ~ Co., gu uH Hh.U o." f.ua.
10. 'M ii1i N'lh.N VII
10 w. i" 100 '"i '.f ..f 'N,if uVu Y.t.
I',l .." ., 'hin. u,,. ri.u.h of 1000.
80 iufrisniug iN, hvr Wi.u It,.
tlHi A.. .' Nut NN,i. r.I N,HN.
'"N. ,ii '.gr account ul tm' '.I
LNn'iut 'H, r'N .i,n'nI. ~. iu..
'''u'u.l"i ''' 90 ,HHf'.tr D,tN h.uk
IT, my N''' .II,it trd iu h,Hi. tHu
l.' -. %" ',u,un"'s f''N dts.r,th
.M .,., 10 l""', 'ni ~" "a .ni q ~
500 ,uiu.' t'll us . ..mu "l The lri'b.
..,,lr;g. vr H",i ,,r"e, y"y, /" tn Il,
'i.,"iy. n.u,., now. ,gu nua, loot twii
mn '9,,k,,. y, no. I'a E9"w u. 8. o
ln'd many in,"s. ,nd w.. q" To- lin.
na ','' ,,, s'"Y Nun I Icy ct, a." a ,
,imntr. rIu To-, u.' , '"., ,'' At 'I, ,',''
.rI',' ~ % -".l.'tl.d ,l,"ud o..
| u''"'h '' n,'l'hh OF Iha'l"w 'rui' y"
"a" sid w",i,,,., 'u,'"lJ 'n,1ti,r 90
"lr"t'd and iu,itll.d ,nusI r"mnnrr'l',
4, '' ','mr '" hl lhr 'iu'N, und
n,' H.. Do, ,up q" ,' 49,, i.,,, h, I'M,
300 a,ad -lu,r. md fTri irrt. Mn h..
.,,n', hin- i"na 'N'rN r,"llng utghr
..'., ~ '' i,, y., '" ~" e. ', 10, 70
laui uut rn, Iun Nh ~. IT, in s,.,' X
" Nlr'N. "L Nulnud. WNu Win nr.iu
'' WI h'Nl Moot o. m.l''n. lHII B..
|N.a ru du4li 4. .''t'.iI.. r'n ''p
I".IH ftHU rl. nn"u -.uu.rrpI 70. u..
'' 49, ' a. '|.n
g.. u.. i . "'.i
.n.. m a... u.rt ru. mmr'r', of .'.
... '.. 90. Do nrh mi . Dr. N.
'... r ,..0ri. ... ,...'...i ...,..
D.. .t..r. r.' u.H... ... .. ..r.. o.. i..rrl.
t" H ".. ."n. h..., u. ,wu
.' ".. ..'
b., nu4i r. .n u r,..'. nd. D.
No. .'I 100 .rl .'H' Inl
v, ,..,,. r.,n 49,.
..rI, 10 I'D. .,..". I.t' W.,r a.. .,i.l.r.
e.. recovered .d Dr. "'l'm''u 'y'"i
"" .r "'ll.
Nn 10Y has gone b"I'tf ger
laml, ~.
d.ih ' ,lsi',lh sllpPeh car i'di
~ ny '" 'u'hN' ) u''''N
MIS- ' Nni'h J. lll't SIGN
WIN ih'n ia'i'm Ills Week.
~ l,IpNn any ~ no hlhrl
~ 'a' ~ w M""nH wy We nay
'''"'t' '"l'"f s''l several
sahuN ~ U''H J." y y. MOTIFS one
dA iaNi N''N'
'NeI'tl' Was mere l Ut>haN'
rom ',at'l''' 30 lopNhk over
'"".,' ~ ,n"'> ~ We nN'th o'in
Mts' W, u, res" ~, ana Mr'' ,ial'
W. ,n"m'ng were VS., Illg WIN MlS
nntnlt h'l'heIN IN M"hhh 'l'y last
IuesiaS ,
ME-, Anna ,nr'lS' on ~ Josef IT,
Mas llne WIN l,rr nin' ner, 'haf es
hno"'eS ana 'a'h'lS' TIE hiNt part ol
the HteN.
zee on hls tahe MaN rnnpflrn 10
De h',h ,heilrs n'ch, ! neNda' morn
my anu tNoripN'E ~ mat VICINITY
was hu,y putting up lheir summer
supply OF zee yr,., ,
, I-Mts " T. nilliamS SUNDAY
ne,oo, e,a,s sm,tFen pN OF clolll
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
January
R. e.. U.
Clearance
Sale of
Groceries

Big Golden bananas, per dol ..... lic
Fine favored tender peas, per can. Sc
Long Thread, big cans Kraut, can. 80
Sweet tender homlny, per cam. e
ljc ID, boxes seeded ralsins, box ZOE
Doc cans 10 on oysters, per can.,..ljc
ljc big can STANDARD Tomatoes %. Toe
l5c can sweet p)tatoas, per can. Zoe
2oc Chocolate candy, per pound -, Toe
Our Fancy Peaberry coffee, per ID. 2Oc
Our choice Rio coffee, per lb......l3c
Whole Head Rice, fancy, lbs ..u. DC
poe can Hawaiian sliced Pine Apple,
poe cans Blood Red Alaska Salmon,
per can '..,...,,.. .',,.,,,,...,...l loo
pc boxes finest rolled oats........ .lgc
Sale Closes January 3Ist.
kREEk & HASNESS.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13

If efficiency, integrity and In
dustry count for anything, C. p.
Strain will be reelected county
assessor,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13

Of residence In this county Mr.
Bishop has attained to enviabl,
standing, both MS a citizen anc
as n practitioner lie is a hard,
working and successful lawyer
which Is the kind of a lawyer
Umatilla county needs in the Inn
po.tant office TO which he as.
pires.
AIR. Bishop was born at Fall.
branch, Tennessee. March I'd.
1856, and was reared ON a farm.
After his graduation from high
school he entered the University
of Tennessee and finished his IL
terary training in 1908. He was
graduated in law from the Uni
versity of Tennessee in 1911. He
came to Oregon and entered ac-
tive practice the same year as
junior member of the firm Of
Peterson & Bishop.
Mr.. Bishop has since built up
an excellent practice and mar
ried Umatilla counIy giri. be-
ing especially TO be commended
for the latter achievment. He
is now a substantial taxpayer.
and is vitality and whole-heart-
edly interested in the county's
Welfare and development. In his
,wn community he has always
been an active worker for the
public good and has identified
with its civic, social and
raternal life. RI
Having earned his own way
through college--no one contri-
'utcd { penny toward his law ed
cation-Mr. Bishop knows well
he value of q dollar and viii be
isposed TO guard the financial
interests of the taxpayers should
hey entrust him with the du- !;
les of q prosecutor. He is no I,
edgling who seeks to complete }
is education in public Office.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13
HARNESS & SHOE REPAIRING

GOOD STOCK = GOOD WORK
Leave orders at Weston Mercantile
store, or bring work to my residence,
Powers cottage, near school,
I. r. SETTLE WESTON
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13
RlrNER's PROSPECTS BRIGHT

Nothing in politics can b,
more certain than that Roy w
Ritner will receive larger vote
than any other candidatefor rep
resentatNe. Either Hodgen or
Reeves may beat DR.. Best, but
neither can touch Ritner. He
served ably and actively in the
legislature of the last session,
and is entitled to reelection on
his irreproachable record in pri-
vate and public life. Weston will
give him a big vote, as he has
always been friendly toward the
Weston Normal and supported
it in his speeches during the last
campaign. What is more to the
purpose, he has taken no part in
the present effort to secure the
school for Pendleton, presuma-
bly, for the reason that he re-
CARDS himself as representative
OF the entire county, to whom
Pendleton's interests and Wes-
on's interests are on an equal
footing.
Strictly speaking, Ritner is not
a Pendleton man. His legal res
idence is ten miles east of PEN
ileton on the reservation, where
he gets his mail and has voted
FOR the past eight years. His
interests are nearly all
n the same neighborhood. He
$ in a position to be and is an
Independent man. free to pursue
my course that appeals to his
ense Of justice and wisdom.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13
A RACE FOR THE DOCTOR

Quite an interesting race for
representative is likely to devel-
op in umatilla county before the
polls close November z. The
ambition Of DR.. j. A. Best for
legislative honors is disputed by
W. 7. Reeves Of Stanfeld and
Louis Hodgen of Umapine. each
Of whom is highly regarded in
his home community and has al.
so considerable following in 9TH
er localities. Mr.. Hodgen is es-
pecially strong throughout the
East End, where he is known as
a substantial and level-headed
farmer. He has friends also in
P7ndleton, where he was form
erly the farming partner Of Jim
Maloney.
Beyond question Roy w. Rit-
ncr win be returned to a seat in
the legislature, but the pros
poets Of DR.. Best are considered
open to dispute. For one reason
or another he seems to. have lost
strength in Pendleton since his
election to the rnayoralty.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13

Salem, Oct. 9-Ths Southern Pacific
Co., n statement on car shortage,
says il is due to small demurrage
charges collected in tbs state. It says:
Gar efficiency can be obtained only
by fixing the demurrage rate at fig
ure that viii make it incentive and a
benefit to the general shipping pub
lie to release cars with the greatest
possible dispatch, and as the SO rate
obtained in California has brought
this about to an extent not equalled
in Oregon, here because Of the low
rates and the average agreement, five
times as many cars are held in ex-
cess Of the free times as in Califor-
uia.S
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13
GEO. BlsHoP---Go0D TIMBER

Umatilla county viii be assur-
red of a thoroughly well quali-
fed district attorney If G. H.
Bishop of Freewater, the demo-
cratic nominee, is elected to that
position. During his five years
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13

Pendleton boasts of receiving
an endorsement Of it's normal
school bill from the Oregon
Federation Of Women's Clubs,
but discreetly neglects to men
ton that the vote of the Mon
mouth delegates Is all that saved
the resolution from defeat after
a hot fight.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-10-13

w. 7. Reeves Of Stanfeld,
democratic nominee for repre-.
sentative, Is a native son Of Ore
gon and progressive citizen.
He owns one of the best I'm
proved places in the county.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

(Continued FROM Page OneD
darkness and storm, with even
greater difficulty, the smaller Re
tr'ever. In bound for her home port
OF Newry. I'm Carlingford Tough.
crashed into the Connemara. Wheth-
er the Retriever carried passengers
IL not known Apparently few OF
the Connemara's passengers had re.
tired when the collision occurred.
Crews of both steamers apparent
ly tried 10 launch the boats. Sea
port towns near the scene of the
disaster reported the sea tossing so
violently last night that IL was
doubtful II single boat was got
ten over by either steamer. II ap-
pears certain that any boat put over
either was crushed against the
steamer side or capsized and
sucked down in the boiling waters.
The hrst bodies were washed IN
along the County Down coast. jus,
north OF csrlingford Lough. At the
Offices OF the London a Northwest.
err II r. feared that. excepting
Boyle, every man aboard both yes.
sells perished
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

Francis H,artin a. Julia o.pwyer
Albert Howard. 20. LILLIAN McCav
benjamin Meksulo. ~ Nelne Kara
Hartwtu schriber q. Detroit. Lulu
Chambers 30. New York
Harry Y Davis. 81 Mabel pegrsnt,
clyde % smith. &c Esther T.
Joseph Mint 2t FANNIE Koolln.
Fred " Buchols a.. Toledo. Min
ME Brimer. 10 same
Arthnr Ecpedlr, 81 sara NJ
Edison " Morrison. .s Josephine
rbarics = Rcsmussen. - Elih
Joseph Tor 25. Aster 10th. "a.
Andrew Styfanschyn, AZ Anna Luc-
James +. Muler a. Pontiac. Jennie
Wlloughby 46. Detroit.
STANLEY ianc" 20 Ruth Pasoo, n
Kaiser KHpH. - Solli" Uudn"r. %
Gotttey HammeL % Pearl Bray
ak V. Ioist. 2s. Rose Prassckl
9crt Kuk. 81 Mathilda schuler
,arles Gorde. q. Ella school Is
T. Armand TeTrhult t8. Detroit
Georgia Edmjstcr. IS, birmingham.
William K Adams 30. Detroit
Tena Strutz. "a Alpena.
Harry Kstz. "a Anna Katz. 81
Peter Stoca. 2S' Katie DuRa aclu, 20
Frank Rizzo. ~ Marion Zombo. 7
Peter Bryl, %, Kazimiera Chorr-
iCka. 20.
Floyd Carney %. Detroit; Hazel NJ
Cameron. - Royal Oak.
Israel Schulatsky, 25, Mollle Sill
bert 20.
Joseph Kovacs. 2s; Julia Pa waghi
10
Albert Miller. %. Dearborn Martha
TulmRn, q. same.
Anthony Mazur, IS, Celia Kokowicz
Avel Wikman. 80, Ma're Asplund
2G
Peter Tcth %, Esther 10th %
Siwan Kawalec. %. Detroit Kath-
crime Ziemba H. Delray.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
NlOrtuary

BRl tN Nov. ;. 1915, at residence.
go Toledo-Aye, Agnes Gedert
Rryan. beloved wife or W Roy and
mother - Roy BRYAN. Jr. dear
fcdert, sister OF Anthony i Johu
Norman and Marian Gedert
Funeral from residence Monday.
Soy g. az $50. and Holy Redeemer
church AZ 10 tnterment Holy cross.
EATON Florence g.. daughter of the
late Jacob - and Susan Eaton be
loved sister ~ Fannie VI Eaton
and Mrs Frank a Houp. Funeral
Monday from her residence. No. $40
Fo4rteenth- ave. at ,. IN. Bur al
at Woodlawn cemetery by autos
HOOKING Nov 3. at zls v'ckshurg-
ave Donald Gilliss age hve years.
10 months. beloved son % Mr. and
Mrs Richard Hooking. Funeral Q
p I'M Monday
HEINRICHS Theresa. aged 90 wears
beloved daughter Of Frank Rein
richs and dear sister ~ Joseph
May and John Feinrlchs Funeral
from res'd"nsee, ll32 ChsrlcroiN s..
Joseph church az g
KUAUT Herman. Sov ? 1915. aged
s5 years. beloved husband II Ot-
tlllH and dear father ~ Ma ~
Kraut and Mrs {. u Rewding
cock r. Monday a. 8 10 a m and
81 Elizaheths church AZ ..
MEANEN Charles + and Mary Dor
sey Meanev suddenly. az the ,r
home. philadelphia. IA. mother
and brother ~ Mrs. f.. Wcssen
Cook
o'>EILI- Nov :. Mary beloved wife
of John O'\eNl Funeral from reel
dence. - Rivouac-Rve. Monday
Nov a. $50 and Holy Redeemer
SIMMONS Joseph W Nov g. 1916.
aged % wears Shiprnent from
Schultz & HRlcy paylors IO1 Broad
way Burial Columbus. -.
THEISEN Nov. o. Loretta. aged :
years. beloved daughter ~ Joseph
l. Theiscn and dear sister - Mad
cline and B"rnadette Funeral from
late resid"nc" t42 sherman ~.
81. Josephs church. lnt"rmcnt az
NJ Elliott cemetery via LaBclle
funeral cars
UMPHRAN Nov g. 1915 a. resi-
dence. - Alser-ave Emma hc.
loved wife - George Hay Cmphrav
and d~sr. mother ~ Anne Eiya.
Mrs rmphray was the daughter az
the late Frederick chase Cepreol
Of Toronto
WHITE Nov 2. al 5ot w AIex7u-
drirs-ave.. suddenly. Frederick ~
beloved husband 81 Annie White
Funeral service from residence,
Monday, Nov. s, at y m. Rur al
private
wIrzkN Nov 2. AZ her residence.
g PortaEe-Hve.. Highland Park
sophia aged 81 years beloved wife
liam. Jr Mrs Edward Baumann.
Mrs Albert Royo and tho late Mrs.
{. Nogel Funeral Monday D.. m
from residence.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
ADMITS FACTS
IN ANNULMENT
ZumStein Files Answer 10 Suits
Brought BY Miss Ruth
Day Mclean

Arnold r Zumstoin. Detroit real
estate dealer, SATURDAY morning dlcd
an answer to the suit for anuulment
of marriage brought by Ruth Day
Mclean, step daughter OF Or Angus
J.. McI.ea
Zumstein admits Tho Truth ot the
statements OF the Tlainiif, but de-
clares both he and the young wo-
man took the marriage vows In good
faith. Miss Mclean was previously
married and had not been divorced
Annulment proceedings had been
Nled to unite her frs, marital knot
She declares she believed che Ming
of tho annulment case constituted n
divorce, and gives this "a her reason
for entering into a second marriage.
Zumstein now faces breach ot
promise suit brought by Rose Wohl.
ford. q Chicago cabaret performer
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
AUSTRIANS
LOSE 25,0OO
IN CARSO
tcontinu.d trom P.x. oao

after a bries encounter with bay
onets and dagRers captured the
Austrian battery The yictors sig
M ed news OF their success 20 their
waiting comrades below and then
TUNED the captured guns on the
Austrian trenches TO the east.
In the hghting southeast OF Goritz
Itelian infantry charged over a
wide area OF territory which had
been noo1ed by the Vertibelli river.
II Is estimated hero that l00, 900
Austrian troops arc defending the
Isonzo lines now under attack by
Cadorna Several Austrian battal-
ions have been practically wiped out
OF existence.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

f-ansylvauia front II IL estimated
that the Germans must send Ave
fresh divisions into TrsnSylyania 10
MI gaps made in their lines in their
ast offensive and 10 add strength a.
enable Falkenhayn 20 make further
progress.
The Germans have lost heavily in
tho recent fighting around Vulkah
PIss and south ~ Red Tower Pass
PARIS, Nov 3 Intermittent can.
nonading occurred last night on the
Somme front and In tho region Of
Forts Douaumont and Vaux on he
northeastern front of Verdun. Il
was oficialy announced 'cday. but
there were no important infantry
activities.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
Marriage Licenses

Carl W stank q. Detroit Lena
Young. a. Tyre
Peter VanoE. a.. Ella Griaia. -
John each, 20. Josie Uahozna. 7s
William W. Webb IS. Mable
Saunders 30
Charles G. Schmidt % Josephine
NJ Dominiakv. 10
Louis Cohn. 40 celia Barist. Fl.
Nicholas Krsski. "a Frances Rush
man, %
william McDoueu. ~. Louise Die
Phaus 2i
James Lover. II. Evons Twp; Anna
voss. 10 Ecorse.