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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-18
Statesmen Great and Near Great
BY FRED KELLY

ing nothing but just count his
money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-18

China has issued a strict edict
against false reports. Apparently il
is getting tired of war news.-Indi-
--apola- &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

settled, FOR the players will he timed
ON the bags, There VIII be loo-yard
dashcs, funeo hitting. u sack race ANA
other interesting events
The regular game viii begin a, {
q clock, ana th- international baseball
season Will be brought to "A close the
game this afternoon also begins NJ s
H'clock. ana a large crowd likely VIII
y" ~ attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
FIELD DAY ON SATURDAY
IriI"~ VIII Br Awarded Richmond
iinsrr> Who Shnw Hest Skill
and prOwCS>.

saturday viii be nelG day at Broad
street larh for the Richmond players
~ IN .M.etH", lontl bn|Shtl ~ tlub. ana
Nauous events incidentally. Saturday
VIII he the last day OF the 1916 season.
tn" boys on The way home for the year
Tn" field exercises viii start at ;
Z" clock. and ihcr" IL every Indication
that % great crowd Viii be presen, 10
W"tcH tn boys. Disputes as 10 who
can run the bases the fastest viii he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
sH0CKER DEFEATS TIGERS
FORMER INT PLAYER GETS
YESTERDAYS BREAKS
D"uhlc >tiur, Enables Yankees to
Take Contest Away From PEN
tOntrnilcrS.

DETROIT, ptember l4-It was
"Shoykc- Day here, ana New York
defeated Detroit 20 =. In the sew
,utA. with m-u a.; second and third
ard one out. Walters hunted to Young
The latter had no chance for = PLAY
at tic plate. aud Heilman, who had
been drawn in. was unable 10 cover
'irst Miller scored on tn. buu', and
Gcdeon vert home Will. Young raced
~ first 10 get Walters. giving Tho
Yankees double suucczc. III"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
ItItffNIUNn.

i,;:iIcd Tor Reynolds in ninth
%!iat:Cd Tor Mc,>rnr. in ninth.
,curr l.! imuiu.>: *.
baltimore .. Il u - G u q -
RiChniuuI. " u q % ~ 70 I q q -
SUMMARY: iNu-ha>c hits-iiatcs.
HnriTrll. ta.r:ir. icnGrHS, Lamar.
ihrcr-ha>r hit-EihrL iiouic runs
Harhrr. MrDcrmutt. Sacrifice lily
hcDcrmo:t. Dun!iic ulu.-'fipric 10
<Orf to Russell. Itit>--un trnhbIr,
g hi:. nni runs III I inuiuys.
Nas,s on hniIS-on Iipplr. =; OIL
trnhblc. =: on n"E\rnr!. :. struck
"nt-hH 'fipp,r. {; hy trabblr. =; by
NchcurH. :. lrft on ha"v>-ituI-
timorc. -: Eichni"nh. y. Time al
-"nr. i:io. mpirc>. Hart and bed
iord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
sUPERBAS HOLDING LEAD
TAKE GAME FROM PIRATES
WHEN CHENEY DOUBLES
"a Meantime. Ho,yc,cr Giants Arc
akin: i.NcrHthiuE IN >i.ht. and
tubs Lick ltruNcs

fi1oiNLY% september Larry
,net. tFaoEly pitcher won bis own
3 nc tp-day from rittshJEE- when II"
lpuulcd tl Tin. ninth wiil Two out.
-..r'au Olson WIKI The ruu ;aa, beat
'.1 PIRATES. - Grimes. recruit
rom B,TuiuEH MAIN. held ,He Slucrbas
TO- 'Hree hts fne :i~s: 1--WE innings.
n.' "as reach b fY~ three singles ana
a ne s.N,h Th. eoIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
How They Stand I o-Dav
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

innings
K"rhc>iec. z: Toronto. second cnme).
Montreal. : EGhulo. :; first camel
Montreal. Il Bmfulu. = second camel
Bali :; Richmond. /.
No nlIlrI> sctl.IMlcN.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY rLAr TODAY.
iitshurEn at firrukiNn
Cincinnati ~ $cw York.
-. i.nuI- ~ PhilnhrIph
Chicago 1T itO-tDn.

williams. Thr"" laso
l"u la -cg-Sn9Gg'-HEE
. rits-it,Ean. Nip"~.
i r:,Dv!ll" 70 I<oH"l-
bd..S on bJllr of
D. Struck out -"
Ufnpir".. Klein and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
MANOR LEAGUE RESULTS


- Toledo Tolcdo. ID. -. paul
At l.ouiavillc- Louisville, 9 Miiwau.
Ece, -.
), Columbus rolmbus. 9; Mime
ppoli.. T.
Al Indianapolis Indianapolis. .;
NausaR CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
M0rgnn Win. Shnnt.

ATLANTIC CITY. y j. Sept.mbei
tt. -. Morgan. or WHshiuptOu. l.
g.. won the WcslN Hogan umatcui
uapshootng championship to-day ll
dcic;tiiuc Fred Plum. Of Atlantic City.
{" To 2" in the shoo;-o;; Each hrutt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

F.tn bs"r lltt Cp"dF.
FI.f Sru!th 80
t,o Gf Sal'r 81 riI.l
'.'l.Jii bDg,i" 'l;.. -
/'larl 20 Sri'r.
f'rrrH. ~ l:fr-u.
P"r-~. ]. hF i:aghr. 9.
'.C s.io Tim J -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
STANDING OF TUE CIUs.

W!E"i. TIEN PLAY TODAY.
!iufuo nj Montreal
Baltimore ~ R!CHNp\D
Toronto al Rochester
No others schedulrdi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
National League
EEsI.ITs AE,rEK

EENLITs EoTEKDAY.
i. Louis; >; rhiitd'inhia. 3.
'rn YORK. 3: in.innlti J.
nira.o :: Iu-tun. u 80 inninEsD
BrooI.iNn. :; Pittsburgh, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS

WHERE THIEF rI.AY TODAY.
sew lurk Detroit.
Philidciphii ~ Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston AT -. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. o: Philadelphia. /.
New York {: Detroit. :!
-. Louis q: Boston. !.
Chicago. :. Washington. !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
ONCE BANKER, FULLER
is NOW DAY 'tABORER
When Bank Failed He Was
Glad TO Get Strenuous Job.

Winslow, Ill--From well dressed
banker to a day laborer In oyeralls Is
the transition OF j. Bradley Fuller,
who, with his sisters owned and op-
Grated the private bank OF Fuller *
Son at winslow. Necessity forced tile
former banker 10 obtain means OF sup
port.
The only occupation available was
that of helping manufacture concrete
blocks. lie Is paid 81 day for ten
hours aud IS locked for every hour In
which he f. not occupied.
Upon the recent return Of Fuller
from the east. his departure taking
place just one week prior TO the fail
ure Of the bank, he was on the verge
OF nervous prostration. The sympathy
OF his friends assisted In restoring his
nerves 10 their normal condition, and
he announced his willingness TO take
any kind Of work which Afforded him
self and his family n livinA
After seeking in vain qRsomc oc-
cupatIon more rcmuncrati] and with
less physical labor involved, he went
10 work with the concrete firm aud
expects TO remain there until some
thing more inviting develops. His
family take their reduced circum-
stances philosophically, al seeking en-
ployment In order 10 contribute 20 the
common fund.
The report OF the auditing board, OF
which ID. +. Graham, president OF the
First National bank OF Freeport H.
chairman. shows that the liabilities OF
the winslow bank are SlGS,647, while
the assets are $120,03J On this basis
dcpositors win receive about 20 cents
on the dollar. The auditor assumed
that the assets credited TO q furniture
manufacturing company Of Manitowoc,
Wis. amounting TO $4,000. would not
deprccintc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
ELECTRIC. LIT FARMS
BECOMING POPULAR
Kansas Instructor Looks For
End Of Old System.

Manhattan, Kan.-Use of electricity
.on the farm for the sake OF conven.
fence, safety or comfort is urged by G.
G. McNair. instructor in electrical en-
cheering in the Kansas State Agricut
tural college.
Twelve years ago farm lighting
plants were a novelty; today they are
rapidly growing in popularity says
Mr. McNair.
They are usually operated by gas
oline engine, but In the eastern states.
and especially In the Appalachian
mountains, Il is not uncommon TO see
water power used for this purpose.
Where the people have water power
the storage battery is not used.
In every state where farmers care
at all for convenience one will find a
MURDER Of lighting plants. Some farm
er prefer the hlaugas. acetylene or
q Vine lighting systems. so that they
"a utilize the heat. but there is a Ger
n element OF danger In using these
4 iems
Il Plants including engine. generator,
battery and swil rhboard. can be bought
for Si3i up. Srch plants are OF very
small capacity. win operate only few
lights and must be charged every day"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
FOUR LEGGED GIRL DEAD.
Little Virginia Mcdonald Of Virginia
Had Four Arms Also.

iInrrlsonburg. va Virginia Melon.
aid. little girl with four legs and four
arms. who for four years has been ex-
hibited az fairs and other public
places all over the eastern part Of the
United States. died recently at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahlon Mcdonald. near Lebanon
church. Shenandoah county. The child
was FIVE years one month and nineteen
days old. She was sick just two days
with tonsilitis and membranous Group.
When several months old she was
taken to Johns Hopkins hospital. Balti-
more, where physicians and medical
scientists examined her. They decided
that 1t would DO impossible 90 operate
on the child without causing death.
There have been other persons born
with four legs and four arms, but
they did not live as long as the little
Shenandoah girl. They died either at
birth or soon thereafter, according 10
reports.
She leaves her parents and three lit
tie brothers, and also large sum or
money. Her father Is a farmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
105 FRENCH MARINES
ELUDE FOES 81 DAYS
Break Through German Linz In SIS
Mile Retreat From Belgrade.

A story Of an extraordinary march
OF a small body OF French marines.
who have arrived at Monastir from
Belgrade after covering more than 800
miles afoot and passing through the
Austrian lines, IL told by the CORE
spondent OF the London Daily Mail at
Salonik. lie says:
Zone hundred and five French sailors
from Craioyo. near Belgrade. have ar.
rived at MonastIr after covering more
than 313 miles afoot and passing
through the enemy's lines. They went
by roundabout way. via Prizrend and
Dibra. and, overcome with the cxtraor-
binary difficulties, FIVE were left on the
way, two OF them dead and three
wounded.
Commander Plcot and seven other
officers accompanied the detachment.
which did excellent work ut Belgrade.
They destroyed bridge and seriously
damaged two OF the six Austrian moni.
tors at Semlin. Their battery OF three
guns was discovered by enemy aero
planes and Tor three days. supported by
English aud Russian batteries. was un-
der a terrible fire.
1.-Two large shells dropped almost ey-
cry second for eighteen hours with
awful precision. The battery was so
well protected by shields and earth
works that IL was able to reply. shell
for shell, nAfil its supply Of ammuni-
ton was exhausted and two OF its
guns were destroyed. by miracle the
detachment Ind only two men serious
~ wounded and only ono killed.
when the ammunition ran out they
destroyed the guns and on the evening
Of Oct 8 began their retreat. Using
their rifles and bayontts, they rushed
the German line AID got through.
Much suffering wal esdurcd during
tho retreat. whleH coupled thirty.
seven days in NJ gountfnous country,
the men carryinf only lcir rides and
cartridges"
-. g1s s, S~s,ssDou leut q mat i nr.s'
astir several days arc,lt no definite
news Of L can be = VITAL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
FOUR MADE I'LL BY
I HER UNCANNY POWER
|'Wltch's' Husband Joins
Three B0dridd0n Sons.

Gloyersville. N, John Bennett.
|ged, gaunt, helpless, husband OF the
Mysterious woman who was known as
be witch OF the Adirondacks." lies
II OF rheumatism In his isolated home
Il Hope. IN wooded and mountainous
hamilton county. There. too. are his
hree sons, George, thirty-sIx years.
|ho has been In bed twelve years
Eard. thirty-two, who has not risen
bond his pillow for fourteen years. and
YAM thirty. who has been bedridden
br tcH years.
The mother OF this unfortunate trio.
lrs. Sarah Bennett. sixty years old. r.
] The State Asylum For the Insane at
| tica. She was committed by Judge
Ennk Talbot OF this place IN May.
Di4 While she dwelt IA her lonely
|bode. az TI6p0--so IN named for her
|nd IN |amlly--she exercised an UNI
|hnny Influence over her three sous.
Whether II was ncsmerism OF hyp,
|Diism whatever was her power over
cm--t they shrnnk and shiycred before
| glance from her gloomy. deep set
cS. She declared they we're M. that
az must remain In bed aud there
cy staycb. year in and year out. their
Xlls completely subservlcnt TO hers
rhclr minds became weakened. their
dies atrophled from lack OF exercise.
are really III today. although the
rs whose homes are scattered
bouts remember them as strap
youths. Frank, the youngest. Is
worst condition, paralyzed from
hist down. Ills brothers have
ctr beds moved nearer his that
help him little. While their
we'd with them she kept them
yet she gave them care; the
tricty could not aid them;
les could not touch them.
tf earned n scanty living
unwilling soil. but Il sutflced.
8Tkan Bennett was himself sus-
biiblc to his wlfc's strange influence,
when she sought 60 exercise her
wcr on HIN In Ted and hid Ia the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
FIND FOUR POUND TOOTH.
Discovered In Gravel Pit In illinois.
Belonged to Prehistoric Animal.

discovered In Gravel Pit In Illinois.
Belonged TO Prehistoric Animal.
Danville, Ind.-A gigantic tooth, be-
lieved to have belonged 10 some pre-
historic animal, was found In gravel
|pit ut Hoopeston. Archie Dukes no
| ticed the tooth In the gravel that had
|just been brought 10 the surface. II Is
|of oval shape at the top, is about six
inches In length and Is two and one.
|half Inches wide nt one place. IL
Weighs four and one-quarter pounds.
TIC ixcry on the grinding surface OF
he tooth IS fla the foym Of ,edgrs or
Istrlps, arranged fransycisely, and IN
ircu1.r designs. with the dettine worn
lowT} between the cutting edges, which
re about one-quarter OF an inch apart.
Che cutting edges are black and still
ctain brilliant polish. Judging from
he size of the tooth. the jawbone Of
he animal must have been two or
hrce feet I'm length.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
CONFUSED BY FINAL e."
Notified Her Brother Joined Marine
Corps. She Thought RE Was Dead.

Portland, Ore. Never having used
the final 'es in her own spelling Of the
word corpse Mrs. Marceline Ger
main OF Donaldson, Mich. was pros
trated with grief upon receipt OF an or.
fetal communication announcing the
fact that her brother. Joseph ELL Jolll-
couer. had joined the United States
marine corps and had named her as
next OF kin 10 be notified in case OF
death.
IF my brother Is a corps OF what did
he die?' she wrote 20 Captain III. n.
Swain, IN charge OF the local recruiting
station or the United States marine
corps. who had enlisted the man and
was responsible for the notification.
The recruiting officer by return mail
babe the sorrowing sister cease mourn
ing and assured her that the corps" to
which her brother had lately attached
himself was the '1ivcst" kind OF an
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
PREACHER BLIND "a YEARS.
Adventist, Eighty-two, Began at Aos
Of Twenty to Spread the GOSPEL.

OF twenty to Spread the Gospel.
China, Melt was thirty years AGO
that Elder John Roberts Hall began
preaching. Though totally blind FOR
twenty-five years. he Is still expound.
Ing the gospel from the pulpit OF Ad.
vent churches.
He has preached In more tlan n hmm.
dred towns IN Maine. Hd has rona
into the remote coast villages ana 10
many ofNthe islands.
Thougb'eighty-two years BIZ age. ev-
cry tooth in his head Is sound. and he
kaas complete upper and lover sets.
He was scarcely twenty years old
when he conducted his fist service
He began TO preach regularly at TWEEN.
)ty-two.
IN. Hall never writes a sermon. ue
or makes notes Of what he intends
BAY.
depend upon the spirit of Cod 70
Ken my understanding, he says.
Hall was stricken blind twenty.
years ago while chopbing wood.
Is able 10 walk about nnaided in
town where he livgs~S..o other
Rs he finds II. -, VI. NJ -
banion. y ,1necessaryto nave n
% .fc still does arm work
49,, ONE. He likes tie exercise
md feels that II has contributed to his
excellent health.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
WIFE SAVED HIM.
Rode 900 Miles With Baby on Pony e.
Plead For Her Husband.

Rode 800 Miles With Baby on Pony e.
Plead For Her Husband.
salem. ore. Tho hardships Of 800
mile horseback trip made by Mrs. Wal
ter Quick and baby OF Iakeview over
mountainous trails 10 plead for the re-
lease OF her husband from the state
prison were not without avail, the state
parole board deciding TO recommend 20
the government that Quick be paroled
Quick win bo confronted with the
problem or reaching his home when
Governor Withycombc orders his re-
lease. He has homestead near Lake.
view. 200 miles from Salem, and his
only means of transportation Is the
Wiy on which his wife and baby made
The long trip here.
Quick was sent 10 prison Tor the theft
Of a sack of oats and box Of shotgun
shells
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
CHEER UP, BALDHEADs.
Few Of Your Kind Are IN Insane
Asylums. Says Wisconsin Doctor.

Monroe. Wis. Here Is grain or
comfort for the baldheaded men: No
matter TO what extent they are com
PEELED 10 bear the ridlculc OF their
friends because OF their shining domes,
the fact Is that few baldheads are In
mates % insane asylums.
This IL the declaration Of Dr. Robert
b. Clark. who has made a lifelong
study OF insanity and mental diseases,
81 have examined several hundred
patients regarding their sanity" said
DIR. Clark. II have had the opportuni-
ty OF studying many hundreds of 9th.
ers In the asylums OF the country.
and in all OF my experience have yet.
with single exception. 70 see an In
sane man who was baldheaded."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
TELLS OF PIONEER TRAGEDY.
Stone Tablet Gives Story Of Early
Days at Spearfish, 8. D.

Pierre, $. D.-The state museum has
received from w. II. Lyman of Spear
tish a stone tablet found on the noun
tain above Spearfsh by Louis Theon
in March. 1887. II is fiat sandstone
slab about ten inches square, upon
which Is scratched the following In
scription:
"Came to these hills In 1888. seven
OF us, De Ia compt, Ezra Kind. G. w,
Wood. Il. Brown. II. Kent. William
King. Indian Crow. All dead but me,
Ezra Kind. killed by Ind beyond high
Hill. got our gold June. 1894 Got all
OF the gold we could carry on our
pony, all got by the Indians. ! have
lost my gun and nothing to eat, and
Indians hunting me-"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
MUST DROWN DIAMONDS.
8efch.. L.fcs~ta xrar 1000 Left 70 Him
by Friend

Oakland. j. Il. Yates ois Corvallis,
Ore, win receive $4,000 from THO estate
Of the late Ernest w. Arnold OF henton
county. Ore. provided that he throws
four diamond rings belonging TO Ar
nold's deceased mother into the Pacific
one mile or Yaquina bay.
Arnolds will was fled for probate
here recently. Yates. Arnold's friend
f. named executor and must also erect
a tombstone over the grave OF Arnold's
mother.
The will is dated May IL. 1915, and
leaves some jewelry to niece, Marie
White OF Ruston, Tn. The reasons for
Arnold's strange bequest nre unknown.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
WE'D UNDER WRONG NAME.
Mccurday Hepentedi Ceremony over
Again.

Lamar. Mo- An unusual marriage
ceremony took place here recently
when MIR. and Mrs. Roy McCurdey
were married for the second time.
though they never had been divorced.
-Four years ago McCnrdey came 10
this section and. for n lark. be says,
assumed the name " Roy Roach. Tn.
der that name he courted and welded
Rosa Rector. lamar Girl. A short
time aro nc admitted TINT his right
name was McCurdcy. The young wo.
mans parents insisted that the mar.
riagc ceremony be pronounced again
and that the right name be used
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
SQUIRRELS DEATHS PULLING
folks About Blue Ridge Mountains
Think Chestnut Blight Is Cause.

W0ynesboro. pa.--Thc squirrels are
said TO be dying of IN drovcs IN the
Blue Ridge mom6alns 10 the east Of
waynesboro and on down through the
catoctin range IN Frederick county.
lunches Of dead foxes aud gray
squirrclsare being found on the groun.i
by woodchoppers. chestnut hunters and
others.
The condition Is 50 exceptional that
the folks about the mountain are IN
able 20 account for II except ON the
theory that the animals have been pol
soncd by the chestnut blight that has
been raging IN the Blue Ridge chain
FOR the past year. destroying thousands
OF trees
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
CAN'T PROVE HE'S DEAD.
Will Of Man Missing Twenty one
Years cE-red For Probate.

Denver "A foi The first time In the
history Of the iienver county court the
will Of mar I whose death there Is
no record has been lodged with the
clerk of the court II may become
necessary to haveethc maker. George
r. Sheets, declared legally dead before
the instrument j. offered FOR probate.
Sheets. a contractor. made the willin
1893, lie was then scventy-two years
old year later he disappeared. The
family did not know OF the existence
OF the will until recently. when Attor-
ncy Edwin parkc discovered the docu-
ment In bis safe. Parke turned II over
to the clerk Of the court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22

Accepts Call 70 Tiffin to.) Church;
Quits 5000 Position.

Trim. O.--IiobertS. Chalmers. credit
man for an Akron rubber, factory. has
accepted the call 20 serve ms rector o.
Trinity Episcopal church IN this city
md held his first services. lie was or
dalncd recently 70 the ministry.
Chalmers Is giving up $1,000 salary
"a answer 70 a call 10 enter the minis.
try AZ salsry OF $1,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
UNTIL DOVE WINS OUT.
st. Paul Resident Refuses 70 Get Hair
Cut Until European War Ends.

ST. William A. Flschbach has
undertaken not to have his hair cut
TIL the European war ends.
Shaking his tawny name, Fischbach
says TIE Turks defending Constantine.
ple>hafe nothing on him.
Fischbach has not had a hair cut for
a year He has wager, he says. that
ne Will so unshorn tin peace is re-
stored.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
>Eome Queer Ones

Bible barred from public scnnai~-s.
Gutenberg, n. j.
Indian baby entered IN an oklahoma
contest won the prize over all the white
''papooses"
For shipping bottles OF whisky I'm
collins Tennessee concern has been
fined I'm federal court at Chattanooga.
King snake five and half feet long,
while trying TO swallow a china nest
egg. was lasSoed by Kentucky farmer.
One million bats proposed for New
Jersey swamp 10 XIII or the mosquitoes.
each bat having capacity OF $50 skee-
ters a night
Removal OF n ten inch table knife
from stomach OF Chicago woman con.
vinccd incrcdulous doctors she swal.
lowed It while delrious, us she had
long claimed.
On a fishing line baited with corn a
Pittsfcld tAiass) man caught two
chickens. but the court fined him $3.50
and made him give the chickens back
to neighbor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-22
Suite County snsnial.

Stirling City. Colo. While snow was
falling recently William Menges pick.
ed quart OF fine Strawberries at his
home Many citizens enjoyed tho I'M
usual sight OF strawberries in bloom
during a snowstorm.