davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

Two train loads Of national
suardsmen. one from Pittsburgh.
and one from Baltimore. passed
through Elkhart Thursday en- route
TO the border The Baltimore sol
dier boys were accompanied by "a
regimental band which was playing
patriotic airs as the train passed by
the Elkhart station 10 the hump. i'm
order to avoid congestion at the
depot. as there were two other
trains due at that time
The train bearing the Pittsburgh
guardsmen stopped here long enough
20 permit the soldier boys TO hr
their canteens with water A num-
ber Of the troopers paid Italian
'newsies' 10 cents each for 1--WE cent
ham sandwiches. which they pro-
cured post haste from a Tyler av.
restaurant al the soldier boys solicit
tatiOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
International News Serrice.

IuItTndIIOHdI NeWs NFTFIre.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind.-ElectrOlys is
is causing the dissolution OF an
eight-inch galvanized water main.
The electricity from the Union Trac-
ton Co. is said 10 be responsible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
SEPARATED az YEARS
FINDS MOTHER AGAIN
Samuel Elliott Meets Her at
Indianapolis Home
Long After.

News-Times Special Service:
indianapolis. Ind. July For
the first time since he was four years
old, Samuel Elliott, aged forty-six.
who lives at rs West Eleventh ST..
met his mother in this city. She is
Mrs. Jane BOnney. who lives on a
farm three miles west OF Peru.
Mr.. Elliott's father and mother
but they came To the United states in
the sixties and settled near Boston.
Two children. Samuel and Laura.
were born. They were poor people
and when the father died suddenly
in 1872. the mother was left almost
penniless.
Placed i'm Orphans Home.
Compelled 10 work for a living,
she placed the children in an or
phans home in Boston temporarily
until she could find work. But when
she returned for the children a few
days later both were gone. The
home had sent them TO faraway fam
lilies and refused TO tell the mother
their wherea bouts.
1t developed that the daughter
was adopted by family named
Cunningham in Philadelphia. while
the boy was reared in California.
The daughter lived with the Cum
ninghams until she was married. She
is now Mrs. Laura r. Pittman. 1882
Walnut street, Philadelphia
When the children had been sep
a
Mrs. Cunningham began a search
for the boy. finally learning that he
was in California. He went to Phil
adelphia and met his sister, then re-
turned to the Pacific coast, but they
were unable to find their mother
Mr. Elliott came east and recently
moved to this city. Some time ago
he and his sister started new
search for their mother. Through
the British consul at san Francisco
inquiries were made in Devonshire,
in America.
Learned Where She Lived.
The British authorities gave the
name of a great-aunt OF the children
who lived in Boston. The children
communicated with her and learned
recently that the mother lived near
Peru. 1t then was easy TO find her.
The mother remained a widow
four years, and i'm 1876 she married
man named Bonney and came
west from Massachusetts. They set
tied on a farm near Peru and be-
came well-to-dO. Mr.. Bonney died
sixteen years ago. leaving the widow
and three children. she now lives
with one of her daughters, Mrs. Bea-
trice Personet.
Mrs. Bonney spent last Sunday
with her son at his home here. and
plans are now under way for Mrs.
Pittman and the great-aunt i'm Bos-
ton 10 come soon for a family re-
union
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
International News Service:

International News Service:
WARSAW. Ind.@After unsuccess-
fully trying 10 commit suicide four
years ago by cutting his throat with
pocket knife. William Rafter
tried il again and was successful
This time he placed the muzzle of
shotgun in his mouth and pulled
the trigger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

News-Times Special Service:
MANISTEE, Mich. Mrs Sarah
Secor. pioneer resident of Manistee.
is dead Of general debility She was
81 years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
News-Times Special Service

News-Times Special Service:
KALAMAZOO, Mich..-Samuel a.
Williams and pretty Violet Runnells
of Montpelier. Ind, came TO Kalama-
zoo 20 wed. Both strenuously denied
that the trip was an elopement, and
they declared their parents knew all
about their plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

Five thoroughbred Belgian stall
lions, valued at $4,000. were burn
ed Co death last night i'm a fire which
Destroyed a big barn on the stock
farm Of Sol Loeser. one mile south
OF Lieonier Thirty-dve horses were
rescued. The barn burned 10 the
ground.
Judson A. Micks. brother OF J. r.
Micks. and formerly a well known
musician of this city and South Bend.
died at Ponce Coupe, British Column
bia. on June 10
Word of the death was received
here Thursday by Allen Houseworth.
am intimate friend of Mr.. Micks. in
"a letter from the provincial police
of British Columbia. IL stated that
Mr.. Micks had shot himself in the
head with a rifle while laboring
under the hallucination that ne was
being hunted as a German spy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

International News Service:
WINCHESTER, Ind.-Ralph Fur
by. IA years old, was shot when a
crowd of boys gathered in post
cartridges. one of them was not a
blank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
Times Special Service :

MUSHROOM. Mich.,-Railroad, in
terurban and boat line agents in this
city poined in the assertion that all
traffic records had been broken for
Fourth Of July celebrations in Mus
keGon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
News Times Special Service:
~

News Times Special Service:
BAY CITY. Mich--The police
are convinced that a gang of pro-
fessional burglars is infesting the
city. Their last job was 10 break
into the Bay City Tire & Supply
company's store and rob the safe of
S14O. This makes the fifth rob-
berry reported in as many days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

international News Service:
WARSAW, Ind.-Ralph Glover
and Frank Glover have volunteered
for operations for the TRANSMISSION of
blood 10 their mother who is suf-
fering from anemia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
STATE BRIEFS

International News Service
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. - one
small patch OF grass was not cut
when the campus OF the Dublin
school was cut This was not cut
because a meadow lark had made its
nest there.
international News Service.
EVANSVILLE Ind. G. Crayne.
a Ketucky farmer. came 10 Indiana
10 see a street car for the first time.
lie only visited the city because his
son was in the hospital.
International News Service:
TERRE HAUTE. Ind.-The floors
OF the VigO county court house look
as if il were being bombarded by
40 centimeter guns. Plumbers have
torn up the floors in an effort TO find
leak in the water pipes which has
caused much damage
International News Service:
GREENCASTLE Ind. - Badger
Williamson has found sale bill
that is 9S years old. 1t is dated June
Q. 1918. and advertises personal
property TO DE sold on the farm OF
Samuel Darlington.
International News Service.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind.-Electrolysi
is causing the dissolution Of an
elght-inch galvanized water main.
The electricity from the Union Trac-
ton Co. is said to be responsible.
International News Service:
WARSAW. Ind.@After unsuccess-
fully trying 10 commit suicide four
years ago by cutting his throat with
pocket knife. William Rafter
tried il again and was successful.
This time he placed the muzzle Of
a shotgun in his mouth and pulled
the trigger.
International News Service:
WINCHESTER, Ind.-Ralph Fur
by. IA years old, was shot when a
crowd of boys gathered i'm "a post
Fourth celebration 10 shoot blank
Ndi II luStS- Oic VI lii0ht vas ho1 q
blank.
international News Service:
WARSAW. Ind.-Ralph Glover
and Frank Glover have volunteered
for operations for the TRANSMISSION Of
blood 10 their mother, who is suf-
fering from anemia.
News Times Special Service
BAY CITY. AIich..-The police
are convinced that a gang of pro-
fessional burglars is infesting the
city. Their last job was to break
into the Bay City Tire & Supply
company's store and rob the safe Of
S140. This makes the fifth rob-
berry reported in as many days.
News-Times Special Service:
MUSHROOM. Mich, in
terurban and boat line agents in this
city pOined in the assertion that all
traffic records had been broken for
Fourth of July celebrations in Mus
keson.
News-Times Special Service:
KALAMAZOO, Mich..-Samuel A.
Williams and pretty Violet Runnells
zoo 20 we'd. Both strenuously denied
that the trip was an elopement. and
they declared their parents knew all
about their plans.
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aenersbrnnit in csfa[puia, Sa.

G8falooio, So, Is. 9e8. - Cine
5ettersbrltnit, tpeIde tn einem 2eib.
itaa hire Gntitebung bate uno nit
Rieieni6neae Inn iid 9riff, bat oie
i66nen &lubgebGube Der eagles uno
&nigbts Of 9ptbias eingedIdert. SIN
2eibital perbronnten 80 8fer0e.
9ds 5elier, Deldes Die eon5e gtodt
pirtete uno crit eegen relttl llbr
morgens unter sortro[le gebradt
iperoen tontte, bot einen Sha6en
bon ettun $250,0OO ongeridtet. Die
6elterlpebr bon 0ttumpn ianote ibre
8ompfiprisen : auto8, melhe Die
Gour bon 80 MeiIen in elmer Stun.
be 3~uriidlegten. aud aus Grin.
nea fam cine AbteiIung Der 5eler.
lpebr our 6iIfe. Die 5~euerpebr.
Ieute bottett furdtbar unter Der Sell.
te al Ieioer, ur6 6ds BaIier fror,
iotuic es aus ben S6Iduden berous.
itroutte.
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Dcmti4c pricitct sur
Rcnfcren5 ein0clatcn!
Der StaatsbrrbanS gsebrasfn label
bic Sentiden &risiter su eincr
Seratang Elm.

Ser Staotsberbano Gebrosfa be.
treibt leine 9(ufgobe oeS engeren 3lls
iamu1cni6luiIes aler 9euti9en in
5i%clbeipuBtrr @eiie. Auf ieiner let.
tet aonpention in @rono SSIano
plIroe befanntlid Elm &omitee er.
nanrt, I'M Die bartholomew airden-
forper fir Die SGtigfeit oeS 8arbon-
0eS 3u intereiiieren. 0ieies aomi-
tee bot I'M 2aufe Der letten @aonate
bereits gut ~gearbeitet, inoen es Hleb.
rere epangeIiid . Ilttbertihe airden-
torper eriudte, Die 8eutldnrbeit oes
8erbanOes gu urteritiiBen. Der Der.
banjo bot o1ritt Elm freunolibes @tts
geaertommen g~efltn0eu.
Gen Oelltihen &ntbolifen fonnte
Die Sahe nod ni6t borgetragen mer-
ben, neil es 0adu on Der paiien0en
@elegenbeit ieblte. 9ieie lit Jet
gegeben. anI1Btih Ger feierlihen
@iniebung 6e8 neIen 8iihois bon
Omaha, am 81. 8e8ember tperoen
beinabe ole Geutideu Brieiter oes
Stoates in 9n1oba eriuartet. Die
8eamten 0es Stantsberbunoe8 nit
benz aonlitre fir 8e5iebungen 81
a~irdengemeiltoen bot oesboIb Gne
freunolide girla0ung ST elmer Ser
iommlung arn @ithuoh abenO, ben
IL. December, I'M Seim 0es Omaha
Mlliiifnereins, 5neds 8eipredune
6e8 glanes, Oh unO fuie Elm beiieres
3uiammenorbeiten 6es 8erbanoes
NIT ben 0eutiden &otboIifen in rel.
men 3eutidfragen m0glth lit. Ser
8%eriommIprg gebt Elm gemeini6aft-
lides Giien borous. au9 etrige
0eutihe @rielter aus Dem %DeTtlif)en
Soma itnO sur @~eriommIung etnge.
LADEN mor0en.
Die geamten bes @erbonOes bof.
fen suberfi6tIid baB Die Oeuti6en
Brieiter Die freunolide g~inlooung
annebmen per0en uno eriparter cine
bchintereiiottte uno fir ben 8erbano
iotpobl als fir Die belttide Sahe
interchangeable 8~eriommlitna.
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Der g~oriteIlitng nod fllrlosab. sat.
ten Sic Die eiesbe5iiglife lebbafte
@eiprebung onb6ren tonnen. oantt
bGtten sic Den nntriigliden BE-
meis, boB Sbre 2eiitungen itn0 Die
dIer Mitpirfen0en, aud Die oes
Srdeiters oes Serm Grnit Steele,
ooIl uno gotia ~eeipiirotgt nuroen.
Snoem i'd bierOur6 uttiere b66ite
anerfeuniing aur OffentIihen ge.
fauntmndung bringe, CLAUDE i'd
ober. nidt MIR Dem 8eibluiie III.
ieres gerbanSeS 6oIge geIeiitct Sl
bnben, ionbern ipie es in ben aeu.
Berungcn nIebrerer 0elegoten fIar 5lt
Gage tritt. aud ben @eoanfen uttb
ben GmpfiuoHngen aaer bel Ger
8oriteGung anipeienoen artsorltf gu
berleiben.
92it beutihem @ruB,
@ilbelm Sternberg, Sefr.
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I'm RMklanH bcrcitct
iidb 1ltiniItctitmr5 port

2cnSon, 15. Sea. 0ic Iebte
Sisung Oes &eiGsrotes m~ortierte
cine @pode in Der llmupdI3ung ruiz
IiI6cr ~legislotiper Suititlte@, iaot
ser 9etrogroOer aorreiponoenf Der
.Gimes". gWtit acknowledgement
@tcbrbeit nabm Der Stat ctncn Sc.
i6Iub an Der Die Sormierung elmer
8eaierrng befilrportet, peIde int
Stonoe lit, eemeiniom nit Der Sc.
gisIotur at orbeitcn mo fir Die
Musiholting itnperantiportli1er
@infliiiie ottf Die Staotsoffairen
ein5utreten.
3o8 SberbortS CAB in oieier @ei-
ie feline SoIionritdt lit pidtigeft
5rogen nit Der 2uma unO 0em
2anoe fund.-"
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Elmo RmbmestafcI
Scs SeMtidben Peeres!

Berlin, is. Ge3. 6unfenoepeIte.)
Sen StreitfrGften Der 3altroI
mGdte uno ibrer gerbin6eten FIND
felt 9lusbrud oes ariege8 foI9en0t
5ouptitdote urb nnOere groBe 5tdo.
te in Die 9anoe %geialen:
2iitti6, II. auguIt 1914.
8rhiiel. q. 9lng,lIt 1917.
4ntperpeu, 9. Sttober 1914.
2iae, 10. Sttober 1914.
8ori6alt, Is. 4uguIt 1915.
aopuo, Is. alguit 1915.
8reit,2itodst, 25. g[ltguit 1916.
@ro0no, 2. Geptember 1915.
8ilna, is. september 1915.
geIgrnO, s. 9ftober 1915.
getinie, Is. Snnuor 1916.
Graiobn, 81. Nooember 1916.
8loeidi 6. DECEMBER 1916.
8ittareit, 6. DECEMBER 1916.
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Snpan bant Mieienidiffe.

Gan 5rantisto, Gal, Is. 9e5. -
2out aus gofobnma eingetroffeuer
0ahridIten orbeiten Die iopGniifJer
Shiffsboitperften nit @oQoanpf.
Sapon boltt eegentpdrtig feline 6lotte
aus, itnb Oarnnter befiu6en iid
Shiffe, Die GROCER, itGrfer uno
idneGer Iein ioaer. ols irgenoeins
fir Die onerifaniide ariegsflotte &c.
bautes ODER I'M 8au befinoIideg.
0ieie SHLodtidiffe ioQen NIT 5uoIf
Is. ODER 163oligen @efdlsen be-
mornt iperben, tpdbreno Die i'm gou
befinoliden orterifanii6en S9Ioht.
fhiffe rlur 143olige @eidlte er.
baIten.
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GricdcnlanS wiH itdb
AHiiertcn fiioen!

g(tben, ID. Sea. (8eripdtet.) =
Seutigen bier ei~ugetroffenen 0epe-
ifen 3ufoIge bot iif Die griediid)e
Regierltng bereit ertldrt, oie fSor.
0erungen Ser gIiierten i'm al(ge.
meinen ~on3utcbmen. (Ber neiB, OBJ
es pobr iit--8u oft bat es 9ebeiBen,
ooB aonitnntin iid ben 6oroerungetl
Der ge6riiter @rie4enIan68 fiigen
miro ooer itd gefiigt Bot, ltno iuurter
lift es noa1er gang ail0ers gefom-
menu
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s. 6. &roeItIer fif init ibm qeeinigt
bdtten, ii6 in Die touieno Dollars
Brofit bonn &erfouf zines olten @e-
bdu0es an Die StaOt gum @erdte-
botiS 5t teilen. 8orber botte Sufe.
mibl geIeugnet 0oB oie beioen
Stobtrdte an Dem Son6eI beteilfgt
Doren. 9ieieIben meigern iid, Die
Angelegenbeit 8u erortern fpcIde ie.
bod morgen naA Der geerOigung
Sltiemibls Dor Dem Sta0trot Der
bonoeIt peroen fol-.
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glisaarb in .2afuta.

Siour 6an, g. g.. Is. Ses. =
Der n6r6lide SeiI BON Sii6.9 ototo
seitern bon einem gIis8oro
beimgeiuht, Der beionoers beftig in
Der @egeno bon 8atertolpn o1iftrat,
no 5fuei 8on Sdnee fielen. SIM
Des Stnotes tuaren bic Stir.
nidt 10 tart. SnfrIge gegen
4beno eintreteroer tpdrmerer 8m.
be Itieg Die Gemperotur BON 90 I'm.
ter ga1I am Mlorgen ouf % @roo
ii6er gaua eegen elf ubr abenog.
DDS Barometer finft je0o9 bier ro.
pioe nno man befirftet einen
Bli85aro.
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SIRE eroBortige nnO erfoIereibe
&beaterborlteaung am 10. Gonem.
Der I'M Deutifen Sauie our9 einen
IN Der Sribiine ber6ffeutli6ten grief
BEN perbtnoIidItea Ganf Oes Ser.
banoes oits5uoriiden. Der 8eridt
unieres 5inun5.&omitees lieferte Den
@epeis, 0aB in ~fiuan8icller Siniitt
Die @~oriteuitne iiber ieoe @ruar.
titng erfoIgreid mar. 9as ober ser
fitnitIarii6e grfoIg Dem finnn5ienen
gleihfommt, be5eugte Die olgemeine
8egeiiterung, ole iid in tnierer Ies
ten 8%eriommlung einen Monat nod
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g9ettrrberiht.

Sir Omaha uno ufneegen6:
S9on nno mariner beltte abenO uuo
Samstag.
Sir Gebrosfa: g(llgemein 1Gon
6ellte obeno ufto Sonstoe; mariner
Belrte obenb mo i'm oitlifen Cell
Sir Soma: Sh0n bettte obetlD
uno mariner I'M noroipeItIi6en SeiL.
fortgeiebt foIt I'M oItliden Seil;
5amstos laon init iteieenber Gem.
peratur.
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N~adrnnasmittt[fdHder beitrnft.

Sem gorf Is. Ge3. - @or &c.
ridt tultr6en bier 81 Bro6uftenbGn6-
Ter if]uIoig befunOen. gier aus 8e.
frieripeidern aIs triide berfouft ali
baben. Die einaeInen Strafen ran.
gierten bon 50 Big $40. Dos Be.
inn6beitSomt erfIdrte, 6aB 200 an.
Oere Safe in 5hpebe ieien uno oaB
Die ltebertreter t%attrdftig pro3eIiiert
iperoen io1en.
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aOmmnnbant Ser seimarnse.

Qmiter6om, iiber 9on0on,15. 0e8.
Die aoIuiide 8eitung beridtet,
oaB General bon SteiL Der preuBi.
ide ariegsminiiter, einen General.
beomten ernonnt babe, Der Die 5eims
oru1ee tommanoiert, uno Die Maht
Der aontroae Der 8eniurgeiese 10.
pobI ols nitf or0erer 8eiese, Sic
fih auf ben 8eIoeerunes5niton6 be.
aie5en, erbielt.
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Sudleitsnohfeier.

92oh Scr Brobe Oes BenIiibtei
Gbors 6es omaha Wtulifbereins fonO
qeItern 9lbenb cine i4oue Nahfcier
Ser SodSeit bon Serrit unO 6rdu
(riibere Gmnu Heeie) Moriboa
Dillon itott. 8ei einem belifaten
Qltnd un0 @rfriidunger pitrbe an
oemiitIider Eofel monh ber5lides
Sod auf Dos aIiidli6e jiinge 8nar
misaebradt. 9ie idone 6eier loltr.
De 0ltr6 Gin G1nahen beIAloiiell.
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@Onbsrnenrsfonferens in @aibins.
ton.

8oi9ington, Is. Sea. 9ie
aonferen5 Der @ouberreure Der Der.
idieoenen Stoatet oes 2an0es nobm
geitern ibren anfang. 9r1iioent
8ifion CAB geitern ben Staatgober.
bduptern I'M 8eiben 9ouIe Elm Ban.
fett, an neIhem aud &eitb Rebiae,
Der reuerndblte @orberneur bon
Rebrasfa. teilnnbra, Der gleidfous
Der aonferer5 beiipobnt.
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senintipne0sr GsI6itmprb.

Davenport, So, Is. 9eB. =
Osfar Suiemibl, elm befomter bic.
Tiger @runOitidsmotler begging &c.
tern our6 GritieBen SeIbitmoro.
Sn einem bin~terIoiienen Sdreiben
teilt er NIT, 6aB Die beioen Stdot.
ratsmitaIieoer 8iqiont Wioeler itn6
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Wrtspcrb0nS S0nkt
211itmirkenccn Ser
GbcdtcrpcritclM

Cmobn. ben Is. Ges. 1916.
Nerrn Grnlt 8aatap,
Gm1bn, Iebrosfa.
Merter &errl
als Setretdr oes 0rtsberbonOeS
Gmubn lit MIR in Der am am 5. 9e-
selHber absebaItenen @eriummltrng
Die Mufgabe auteil getporOen, Sbnen
iari0 allen Sbren Mtitmirferben fir
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eedls geslente ertrnnfen.

SoIifar, q. g., Is. 9ea. Das
fanaoiihe Gorpeooboot D@riIie"
tuel6es 6ereits NIT Der gauaen
Wnnnifaft als berloren betrodtet
iuur6e, lit i'm Sofen bon SbeIboltr.
rtern. 100 @eiIen iii66itlid bon bier,
inter eigenem 9ampf eirtgelaufm.
Sehs 0nnn Der geiasung itno udb,
reno 6es Shirmes ertr1tnfen, uno
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-10
TONIGHT FIVE REELS
Tuesday and Wednesday
 FIVE REELS

Exploits of Elaine, 14th episode. Pathe weekly News No. 71 and 72, 1915.
 Colonel Heeza Liar - Cartoon comedy.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-10

Dick Lahey and Charley Burlett have returned from Nugget creek, where 1t Is said they went to To- cate some mining claims.
 Chilkat Tribe No. g, of the Im- proved Order of Redmen, are plan ming to celebrate Washington'a birthday, with their usual ritualis- tic and other services.
 Steve Sheldon made the round trip to Skagway and return on the steamer Peterson Saturday,
 Chilkat Tribe No. g, of the Im- proved Order of Redmen installed their officers Friday evening for the ensuing term as follows: H. O.. Bdnta, Prophet; H. A. Gibson Sachem; F. Trump, Senior Saga more; Dr. II. M. Craig, Junior Saga more, 3. A. Barnett, Chief of Re cords; G. W. Hinchman, Keeper of Wampum.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-10
American Possessions.

The possessions" of the United States are as follows: Alaska. purchas- ed from Russia in 1867. price, S7,2O0,- GOO, area, 59O,Ss4 square miles; the Hawaiian Islands, annexed by the re quest of the inhabitants in 1898, area, 0,449 square miles; Porto Rico, area, 3,GO6 square miles; Guam, area, 21O square miles, and the Philippine Is lands. area, 115,O2G square miles, ccded by Spain in the treaties of 1898 and 1900 on payment of $20, 100000; American Samoa. area. 77 square miles, acquired without money pay ment in 1899, and tie Panama canal zone, which is not actually owned by the United States, but to which the country in consideration of the pay ment to the Republic of Panama of S1O,OOO,OOO and in addition an annual rental" of S25O,OOO has acquired per petual right of occupation, use and con- trol. The canal zone is ten miles wide, and its area Is 43G square miles. No payment was made for the territory of Hawaii, but the United States assumed the public debt of that country to the amount of $4,OOOOOO.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-10

Music by Mrs, R. Shelly.
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-10

 E NECESSARY

Juneau, Jan. 9-The case of John D. Mckee, president of the Mercantile Trust company Of san Francisco represented by Attorney LeFevre against Martin Conway, Un tied states commissioner at Skag- way, ter $4,00O alleged due on a promisory note given to R. T, Hoop CT, an employe of the bank, is not only complicated but intensely in teresing.
 The note was assigned by Hooper to Mckee iu consideration of $l.OO Hooper since the original transac- tion in which he took an option OH some mines owned by Conway in Rainy Hollow defaulted and was sen to the penitentiary.
 Conway is represented by Gunni- son S Robertson. He claims that when Hooper took an option on the mines for $75O,OOO he sold them 10 a syndicate, paid $25,OOO to Mckee, Anderson and to Hooper, of which Conway received no mon ey. but that finally Conway did get payment of $4,OOO and was asked 10 sign a receipt. The options eX- pired without being taken up and now comes the receipt in the form of an alleged note transferred from Hooper to Mckee without any mo- tice whatever to Conway, so the lat ter claims. This note i5 alleged to have been given in 1907 and the frs notice received by Conway was by letter in 1909, SO he claims.
 A motion for a directed verdict by LeFeyre for his client was de- nied by Judge Jennings, so was a motion for a directed verdict in fa- vor of Conway, Judge Jennings, however pointed out that no place iu the pIeadiugs or in the deposi- liens submitted was it shown that the alleged note had been endorsed; that it was assigned. An assigned note, his honor stated, does not ac- quira a legal, but an equitable title. In fact, the court laid great stress upon the difference in law between an assigned note and an endorsed note, but said in order to make no mistake and to be certain of all authorities touching upon the case, he would take it under advisement unti Mouady,
 The jury trying the case con sists of J. T. stephens, Martin Han sen, II. T. TripD, Fred II. smith, F. A. Case, Carle E. Lund, R. E. Davis, Patrick Reilly, Carl w. liar ringtcn, B. D. BIakeslee, Alfred Pea cock.