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The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CARNIVAL
OF CRIME
UNCHECKED
.Cou,inued FROM rsEs oasI

born Mich. early Monday morning
ON Russell rear iijEhst. robbing
una ~ hts gold watch and 81
lum sullivan. No l45 Artillery
ave. repc.tcd that Two men who
,saqal from "a Ford car held him M
a' jur point OF reyolvcrs 90 Artillery
ave and the Wabash railroad aoouot
midnight SUNDAY They took his
watch and one dollar
Two bandits IN an automobile. one
carrying n Sun. the other a flash
light held Up William Dorey. mail.
man 80 l@ Galsteys ST.. early Mon
dan morning rohbing him OF one dol.
lar auC ms r7nit-Aek key The hold.
up occurred ~ Will, ard Lorraine
yves
Alvin n blazer No Sol Baldwin.
ave. Va robbed Dy armed highway
u.0 ~ 30 cents and watch AZ
Baldwin near Aggressive Mouday
morning man named Hart rob
."d ot b 5ycrco,t and watch IN
lrcut of las home 10 c2l Helen
y,,.. rhouka, 'o have been vic.
t'm OF ne same bandits
flsNn0rkets activities not. cd then,
cons darable sim l.. Z. johnson.
40 So Cass-aye was relieved Of
SD 3y wems'r Of he nimDle-
fingered sgnus Saturday night,
while riding on a Wooixa-l-aye.
Car between seldom and jefferson.
ewes.
} C. Hick No t5s Milwaukee
ave- rd,ns en Cross-town car.
west a7gnd lost purse containing
So.
\ pockethook con aiming Sc and
C. check FOR g vas taken from the
pocket OF Charlie Pick Of Royal
Oak while he was riding on a Wood
ward-ave car between AleNandrine-
ave- and the city limits
Burglars operating ma the north
tyE section OF rh, ci'y entered 'he
hum" ot John Wagner. No 207 Ros.
ron-hlvd SUNDAY evening. securing
ieksirF valued AZ S9oU and ransack-
iug he house Entrance Nas gaitred
b '-esbiu- glass To- side door
Later III the evening. burglar.
thought 20 have been tha same man
Who broke into the Wagner nome.
entered he home % F.. J Hartman
No. 30 Farmersr through a rear
window taking ieWclry and silver
Nare worth 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
"HOUSE OF LIES"
IN WASHINGTON

An unusually welistaEed aim is
that - The House az Lies" being
shown IN tho Washington thcater.
this week Beautiful homes lawns
and gardens are used as back.
grounds and much attention Is civ.
on 70 detail The plot "a a rather
old ono which VAS much in vogue
IN nursery tales ~but which lends A..
self 10 much dramatic actio, n Ia
tho story % q cruel and dishonest
step mother and the heauiifE and
inroccrt Young girl who is robbrd
81 her dead fathers money and we'll.
nigh sold in marriage hv her amhi-
tons step mother Rather than be
party 20 those wicked schemes
Fdra the heroine apparently dis
Arl-rs Eor face ard Is robbed.
thereby. Of her beauty. She be-
comes secretary 20 tho man whom
hcr strp-mnfher Intending 70 on.
snare md ir vrite ~ the disfEure.
mont. no falls In love with this he
rnic rir'. The ending r. happy and
tho step.wothcr is properly punish
% he" found IN the act ~ robhing
the safe Burton Holmes travel
ogues and Gus Bertram's songs oil
out the program
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. M.l sept - Open
ms WHEAT h'Eh'r ln ne De
IS l-a ans t.t-rp1el easy Opening
arI-es NiundaF r-sstr N--s Fal IA heal.
B - pr.rurrr 5 So Msy 81 SO.
so white.
rhr ,.ru r.srN,l Is moderately 49,
t,r AZ stt. far rs~t ~ ~ for
80 SsaoR ans Nte,,g fog ~. =
NrlIuN.
rte cats market quoted easy a.
tN. s.r standard e.. Tor ash No
uhttr. a.t Ftr for No white
Etr t- easy ANA gu'rt a. fl-3 FOR
cash $50
R,au. are easy and aLI a. So
t.s -urJ .atr aud prowp' slIlm"ut
H.I s. tHr t'.fu.~T-
seeds are 4.'et a. s. g. f.- rrl,ns
~.H clover $500 rar a-SIkr s. 80 FOR
,.u-atHN and S. E-t f.- alfalfa
GRAIN r@. e.pt, az chicago. Mon.
aa. u-r. ears ~ WHNaT elN -
.rrr ans ftN % oats
SO, wheat Ir thtRgo opened
N-r.tas az SIs>Ns 6i % corn az -5h.
81 f. Hrt .a-- 90 .n.e Nh
I.s.err-.. Wrsat closed ur hanged
.r SD V.g and grru rr,usnSra 20
~ t.-re
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Rumanians 80 Miles
Inside Frontiers
RY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN. Sept IS Russo Ruman-
ian forces alreaa, have ietreated
more ;han 50 miles from The Eul
sArtAn frontier. and are falling
steadily back on the Ce-navado.
Constanza line. where great battle
is expected
In an a'temp, 70 relieve he Tor
tonic pressure ic DobudJa me Rus
sian are attacking in force a. sev.
eral places along the Austro-German
front A. only one point. before
Haii,I. did tho Russian attack meet
With any success The Rumauians
have abandoned man. guns In heir
hasty flight before MscSenssn's
forces German ruen report thai
The Humans are hastily strengthen
ing their lines ,oUth 81 the Cerna.
yoda- ConstanEa railway. whose can
lure would practically cut Rumania
on from communication with Rus
s.a va the BLACK sea
The Austro-CIerms continue their
retirement In Central Trlnsylyanla.
/ but are holding their v.ngs hrmlv
agains- Rumanian attacks The Ru.
manians have been unable go make
any progress with their ief: wins
since they occupied Orsova
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
BRITISH
CREEP NEARER
THIEPVAL


OF fury Tho Germans were still
oiing.ns desperately 10 the village
~ Denicourf nader heavy French
attack. and making counter-attacks
aZains' Berry nd Vermandovillers
lost 20 the French yesterday after
noon
North ~ Tho river. British artil.
lery checked one German counter.
attack after another with storms OF
shrapnel and al the same time
opened bombardmen, % Grand.
court and 10 sarb. on the two high
ways leading 20 napaume
The Allied slccesses have had n
most profound effect In Berlin. ac-
cording % Hague dispatches today.
The Germans had been led 10 be.
lieye that the Somme drive had
been halted Nv tho inability OF the
British 20 capture The F1ers our
celetfe line. and 20 break through
The German defeuses around Thiep.
val The German papers are now
preparing the public for the early
evacuation % both Peronne and
Combles, and pointing out that a
retirement on a vide front may he.
come necessary for strategic rea.
sons
The French shifted their attack
south of tho Somme yesterday 70
warn the Germans not 10 Withdraw
troops from that sector TO reinforce
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
HAVE you TRIED THE
BILLY SUNDAY" COKTAIL 7

Detroit saloons are now selling
the Billy Sunday cocktail" and.
peculiarly enough. Billy Sunday
endorses II. with certain reserva
lions.
MANY ~ those eho drink IN
saloons never touch an alcoholic
drink. Most Ealoonkeepers and
bartenders do not drink. but they
frequent saloons. drinking pure
spring water when II IL necessary
20 have a drink. They are in
the business OF selling liquor,
but they do not use A.
The BILLY SUNDAY cocktail"
has become very popular in the
last week. n is one ~ the cheap
est drinks sold over bar and n
is really beneficial Here Ia a
recipe for making the Sunday
cocktail "
Take an ordinary drinking
glass and pour into II about eight
ounces OF pure. sparkling spring
water Then drink n
That's the beat cocktail ever
invented" said n member ~ the
Sunday party. Monday. and
Billy IL for II with this reaerva-
ton He wouldn't lndorse any
drink sold over \ bar because he
doesn't believe in mon being I'm
FALCONS That cocktail served ~
home. however. would win his
instant approval"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

- onttnuFd from rage nae.l
rlsckmaH them The men are saId
10 haze similarly ou'rspped rich NO
mrr
f1e persons hold r tho COUNT
jail on fe'eral warrant are
Edward uorahue. alias Doc" Don.
rus
Ma H'laa Eye-s. alias Mrs
George " Brown
Henrt Russell
james Chasu IN. alias n ]. Cross
George Bland
Nr France Allen. alas Mrs.
Frances Chapman
Frank CroCker
'rhe number biarkma,led in CHI.
ca-oo IS "s'luated from Is to 700.
HauIs were a. high as $4,000. Only
one was As Iow as $500 But The
.iroee' rones WIS made In New
York and Philadelphia
Detectives arrested the supposed
olarhga Tor 0y taking possession
80 ~" sparfue en-, house where they
we're STAYING early Sunday. Ont de-
fect'FH operated tho switchboard
AMI listened 70 all conversations
photographs were placed in room {
Of suspects They waited untll
most = those they wanted we're In
their .ooms and then sWooped.
n g. ClaubaUgh. government
agent ordered the arrest OF May
TraIb in S, Louis.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

the battered lines north Of the river.
The assault was completely success.
ful and deepened the wedge in the
German lines between Peronne and
Comhlcs
Daily dispatches from press head
quarters are ful o. exploits OF the
new British armored ears, or
Tanks" the monsters that played
such an important part In the cap
ture OF Martinpuich. Flers and
CourCelstte IN Fridays attack one
correspondent reported that they
are not Rrmored ears az all but
huge land bsttlcships that shed or.
binary machine gunfre like duck
does water. and can only be dam.
aged by the dead hit from big
shell
The attack swung M 10 Flers,
across wide stretch OF dinlcult
ground strongly defended. wired
one correspondent The hrst news
OF success came frcm an airmAn's
wireless which said tank IL
walking up the high street OF Flers
with the British army cheering, be-.
bind
II, Was an SCtuat faei one OF
the motor monsters WAS there IN.
toying itself thoroughly aud Keeping
down the German heads.
other corresponding described
how the tanks" pushed their way
through and over brick cottages.
crushed German machine gun post.
lions and dugouis, and told how sur.
prissd were several German officers.
made prisoners and hauled TOW ard
the land bAttleships
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Local
FRICIO WEATHER
VISITS DETROIT
OyercOats and Flannels Hur-
riedly Dragged From Their
Summer Hiding Places

Detroit people snatched their
hannels and overcoats from the
chests in the attic where mother
had wrapped them In newspapers
and went about smelling like ami
mated camphor balls. Sunday. PEG.
pie IN Lansing and Saginaw. whore
heavy frosts prevailed also shiyered
IN the cold
There Was frost in Detroit. TOO.
and the people in the north end
who have shaved all summer over
six by fourteen garden went out and
wrapped u mp in blankets and rock
ed IL 10 sleep Tomatoes on the
vines are not 20 be ruthlessly sac
rinced when they bring 20 cents per
tinv basket
The mercury drnpped 10 81 10.
tween and Monday morning and
early risers in the suburbs found
thin cO7rinE ~ Tee ON The top Of
their milk hotties Mr. Conger SAYS
this Is nothing uncommon. that u
happens right along, only q is for
gotten from year 10 year and people
are never quite ready for the
change He saws. moreover. that n
vIll - fair Nordav night and Tues.
dav and that on Tuesday the mer.
curry will take heart and begin to
rise
Orrcial records show that the low.
est temperature FOR Sent rs In -
wears was - degrees. IN 1878. and
tho highest WAS Of degrees. In 1891.
Ore wear go the thermometer rang
cd from 81 10 -
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
BY rN[rEN pRrES.

PARIS Sept rs French troops
completely surrounded The village
- C'"nicourt. south OF the Somme
n a"avy nghtinE last night if was
officially announced TO-DAY The
Germans counter. attacked savagely
on the Who'll" front. south OF thc
Somms. where 'he French scored
important gains yesterday Three
particularly violent attacks were
mace east 81 tho village OF Berry,
and south o. Denieoouori. whore the
French repulsed tho onsllughts and
then made further progress. com.
pleting the encircllnE movement.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
PRO VILLA
FEELING IS
SPREADING


ers. fring on them through The bars
About % were Killed in this man.
ner. Then he doors we're brok an
down by he Niilistss. who rushed
in and rescued Cen ssiszar
Gen Trevino. Carranzisia rom.
mander. was shot BY one % HE own
men. those officers declare and
about one.third % the garrison MT
tinted and went over 70 tho bandit
leader.
The Vlllis'as lost about 1O0 men
according 20 beat estimates while
The Csrranzls'a losses were no. an
1ourred bg' were said 70 be very
heavy
A. ,hs VilIsfas 's'' he prison
ard started 20 cg' 'hsir wav through
The government troops hardfo.hand
fphting took place IN mo streets
Tho streets we're suep' b. she'll FIRE
Ril'ng DO facto soldiers and bandits
alike
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
FRED ISHAN'S
PLAYMAKFRS RIG
HIT IN GOTHAM

William Collier. tho comedian. j.
making a nix hitf .a Now York In
'Nothirz bur the Truth" WHICH
Jsmee MonrRomerj haze vri''en from
The novel ~ tho same name bv F-ed.
eric s isham well known Detroit
writer The NcW York ffersif n
reviewing tho piav sars
Tho first nirhter were kep' h.
gay mood ard &c scmr q rheu
sd not -fon laug hing hen no ne
Was ever some may be Al IL still %
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
NEW yopK rRoprcr

NEW YORK. Sept. ts.-Flour. ouis,
snd steady Pork Firm, mess. 40 n
arot. sitsoaitso Sugar. raw. sss.
ter. centrifugal. 30 test. sG27 mus.
covAdc. 20 test. $3.50; refined ouief,
cut loaf tTss; crushed. $40. pow
dered, 80 81 ds,Io, granulated. 5000
ssS. Coffee Rio No on spot. / o II
ieNc Tallow FIRM; special stSc
city. &c; country. ad9uc Hay Fasv
prime, 81 20. No. :. p5cati05 clover
toeR sI.i.b. Dressed poultry. Quiet
te syis' is tlssc dusE" long 4Y isls ma
ysic. live peultry, Steady. geese. Sc
ducks. i76.3c fowls. sou ff7ih. FUR
kevr. 10000! roosters. &c. chicken
hrofiera ~ a csc. Cheese Stronger
state milk, common TO specials, isa
fttc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
CHICAGO BUTTTp N,Rkrr

CHICAGO. 49, SeFt % Better
Extras. 22tac ntsts 1i = dairy ~
,ras 2oi~r hfsts ~. q 2Stsc Egg
q - y r. Cheese Twins. fefs nIst. r.
young America 1sf. nIae live
poultry Fowls 1ffsr decks Isr.
geese. l0H lie springs. So turks
itr. Potatoes IerseV Giants 81 20
Green Mountains $50 MIursscts
- lon l.-0. Sew p0t,f1sr Receipts
,arE
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

The National Association ~ So.
retarics ~ state organized last year
~ Cincinnati. will meet A. Topeka
today FOR lis FIRST annual conycn-
ton
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

IN enormous tabernacle will be
erected FOR him AT Broadway and
ono Hundred and sixty eighth.st.,
near the old American league base
van parh.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
xrm ,onK n,rrrR Avn rces

STEADY, rsceipts SSH. creamery on.
ira, aSAc, state dairy tubs 2sm73
fnitstion creamery nrsts ISL AZ eec-
a.. spsrlai stHa4ac Eggs frrcgu.
lar; receipts s.ssi; nearby. whit"
fancy, tsVt>c. neatly miNed fancy,
xcnS.as ds~A aExL2. slkAssa
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Banks snd Trust Companies.

to eNecuts orders on the exchange:
". r Moes & Co. Carlyle a Pyyab.
Geo. NJ. west a Co. h. y. Msccrcns
noUr A Co. " x. Mclaughlin. A.r-
rill. Lynch a Co. " 4 Hamlin Il
Co. VIM. A. Nsor & Co. sinclair q
Souis. Emmex l. sprasus Wm. "A.
Co. W. +. Reilly & Co. Matthew
Finn, A. ". Wallace 4 Co. Lewis q
Stoeksrd Co. Bennett. smith
GortoT-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Prtntiur---thr ptain urat Ltnd-fhst
q. rtsh1--Ilmes Job DeDt.-Maip a52O
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Births


BOYS
Frank a. Flewars c!-- p fa~@~-
son Nestirt Csnhav ittf Trri 30
ira Leisf. 80 Edward. Fr~'< Nr.rh-
Her. aoe E AfeNsrdrtne John zap ~-
sSt is- Caspe- \ fred G~r1~aIi-. - 5
Eart ss7 Tie Fansterr = sc,
figlenub Leo 5-anE-i-t ts.t- ffr'-
comb JIEGs re tf~rqu4 80 Fo'-
corn Heurv Ts-t4st 1855 Van ', -
. Peter ia rsn. go Il"irnT'N Gen - .
~ krapmau $50 Hclcor Frank
nerlar1e- Providence ~.E-ff4i Ben
Uefr Reynolds Es'r ~prtvE 'Tsrs-
Psu'gs tl-f Goethe loom peattf~. -
firH Ii.rrsrf riEo. --Ht- Pros
Frank Now rki r'. concord CNari~s
r. shaw stt ~ E1c1d rhullo Or
iansfr. -cs G0oa9 otto "a -feii
a. FROM Ian Es7tovski -
r7is George = Jones. 50 Ga-isr@
reiIS S-risze- $50 ARMY CHARLES r.
Wsu. $50 Msntsti1u~ G-ifsfh VIII
lams. g r Ba's.0orN
Girls
Anton SuvirsNi sst Mllvsuk.~ r:
Frank He'tr,su"r. ios ot,o
go pturle- JczaS Kswpiensks. '51-
Junction Artoui S-1olsk 1879 Wa
-en Wlad' slsw Rarfor 5l3 Grand.
Clarence W Ret0r~. 80 ruart'ou
Frank Darcy. 80 Thesfnut frank
Eberha-df ss5 Vaconb Al'onc. Ce,-
1eeps az Van Dyke AIsNandsr NJ
orke 80 Dubois Gordon Goyet--
al Tsva~ty-eF- Howard Painting
sos Cadillac. Clarence Parton.
Prov demo. hospital Edward smith.
fta7 " JeGersor Albert Ratrts
fFsTrHr rosDifai wss' h~srch Ernest
Elisha - Leslie lack LaNa-a srs
Illinois. Byron 7. LatN~op. 40 Wisr-
land Harry T.orkard. z0- A''-sd Nv
man Eouianskv go HasrfnRs Tho---
a. . Thsohafd -.t NJ -'Acr~vFh
Franz sex Jsuecski 80 Thirtv-S''n f..
VouarA Y W0olafon. So Har' IA
row Errt0r f0f Csrdoui Loo
u-,b.- 80 r1f-.f.fcv
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
BLACkMAIL
SYNDICATE
is JAILED

oContinued from rag. oa.l
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Boston Copper Stocks

C4otstlcns bs Horn blower 4 Weeks
sept IS open lIg1 Low close
Alaska Cold ia ltir -. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED


RENT FREE , ,,,,,
Nls2O Arch; family to care Tor hoHHafn S} Sal
August in exchange for remit rets. Indds "e'
after D. M, sun. or Mon Spr' nm
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His Position

Visltor-Are you the head OF the
firm?
Clerk-No. sir; I'm only the heir of
the head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12

AT EXTREME POINT CAPEI, SNN, SSNLrn,sb
Mod cottage. roomR, bath, wen i9rnisil
10 rent for season Address 8. NJ ShSaer' -
Connecticut ave-. washington, ~, ~.
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= klbal'ai bl'i AE5 AaP AlB 81 94g9sRR aSRraF IT sra
tssisfsszz folfsht i II j. MARTIN 1z4sz5
stzzza alIaaa aaalaluE. Il 8 1sta 81
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FOR RENT chcap, fully furnished farm nous nous
five bedrooms stable. superb loSattlpnn lIlo'o
ing boating. Apply LEWIS MisSNVJHS, sSNJaHS,,o
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MoNEY 10 LOAN


YoIJ cAH BORRoWa MONEY
On DIAMONDS, JEWELS klC.
f29 AND gF......;,.,,..,..lHz
I'M :. ...-....t.....l .lss
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16

Items of Interest Taken from the Siftlngs OF ms
Corresponding Week Fifteen Years Ago

Walter Clyde Daley, according
to his photo, was a handsome
Young man even when he was but
wear old. He was said to be
Jolly little boy able to fight his
own wav, and one of the mosl
popular boys in the city.
The eucampment of Denver
cadets had taken possession OF the
city. There were $50 of them and
when they reached the city there
were fully 1000 people out to greet
them.
The steel bridge over Clear
Creek at Miner street was assured
The Newhouse company, through
the secretary Charles Hargreaves'
had purchased the Brick, Tile and
Placer company land Tor S25, ooo
cash.
J. J. Sherwin was installing
plate glass cases.
Robert G. McColl and Miss
Edith Allen Anderson had been
married at the Methodist parson,
age. They were well known in
Central City.
Fraucis Faulkner and NJ S s
Martha NJ. Rubado, both of George
town, had secured marriage Ii
cense.
Mrs. Craig and Miss Cora Smith
were to make a report at the Meth
odst church of the Epworth league
convention which they had attend
ed at COLORADO Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16
NOTICE
Dumont. Colorado

DumOnt, COlcr8uO, June 10, 1915
To Mrs. A. j. jacobs
You are hereby notified that have expended
$1,000 during each of the years 1918. 1914 and
1915 in labor and improvements upon the Gold
Queen Lode Mining claim. situate in Morris Min
ing District, County of Clear Creek, State of
Colorado, the location certificate OF which is
found Of record in book 127 at page As of the
records in the Office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder of said County. in order to hold said
claim under the provisions Of Section 1924 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States, and the
amendments thereto, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims and being the amount re-
qured to hold said lode for the respective periods
ending December 81 1918, December 81, 1pl4 and
December 81, 1915. and if within ninety days
from the personal service Of this notice. with
in ninety days after the publication thereof you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure a co-owner, which amounts
to $4,000, your interest in the claim will become
the property of the subscriber. your co-owner,
who has made the required expenditures, by the
terms Of said section.
NJ. E. GILCHRIST
Formerly NJ. E. McNamara.
First Publication June 16
Last Publication Sept. l5
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16
Kin Hubbard Says

We all like our relatives when
we're little.
Flattery won't hurt you if you
don't swallow it.
It's no disgrace t be poor but it
might as well be.
A fellow that fails in tn East
would starve in TIL West.
Theirs talk O buildin' a home
tor ole an indignant consumers.
Live so you kin 60 t TIL theater
without maxim your grocer mad.
You kin allus tell self made
man if you'll keep your eyes open.
1t pays t be honest, but it don't
pay enough T. suit some fellers.
You kin allus bet storekeeper
with bell OH his door don't adver-
tise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16
Watch For Exaggeration

The habit of exaggeration is one of
the hardest to correct. The girl who
falls into the way of accomplishing
every statement, finds the truth very
tame indeed. And she little guesses
how tiresome Der exaggerated state
ments become to her listeners. Watch
your speech for signs of this fault SO
prevalent in the speech of modern girls
and remember that the best time to
correct bad habit is before you form
1.-THE Girls Companion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16

Fred COLON had been called up.
on to explain why two fellows had
been inferred together. as indicat.
ed by this epitaph:-"Here lies q
good man and lawyer"
The following prophesies were
made for I92I:-
"A new tourist hotel is being
talked of for the city"
1.-The engagement Of J. W. B.
Smith is announced.
"The lawn in front of the bot
soda springs was seeded with blue
grass on Tuesday"
j. J. Sherwin had contributed
the following:
Il cannot sing the old songs,
My heart is filled with woe.
But | can fish and fish and fish
While moments come aud go. .
K. c. Bonney had made his frs,
shipment and walled in verse:
"Break, break, break!
On your rocky crags, o, sea-
You couldn't break in thou
sand years
And be broke as bad as me-"
LATE Hanchett was also poet
ical:
in days of old. when nights were
cold
And people lived in tents,
The pies they'd bake would really
make
Us look like thirty cents.''
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16
Death of Sarah Elizabeth
(Sease) Ritter

SATURDAY. NIGHT at !, an o,clock M.v
ooth ,o,e IN Ma.L. co,o-.do ~
above ,.d LODI, MO-. ,.,,.d - ~.
ward after abont eighteen montha of
illness accomnan;ed nv oreat spffer;no
the last fonr or five months and I'm.
consciousness dur;ng tho loot ton ~
eleven DAYS The canse of dea,b waa
prero;c ro;.o,;ro
Doco,s.d ,uo. ho. Nou Vii, :4,.
Nav 2,st ,sss Oh. bod hoo, 80;
den, of ca, RADIO for thirty veor. .ra
of this valley for the mast s;x year.
With her brothers and foil. .he r..;d.a
near carbordaIe for m,nv 80.
Eleven or twelve veors orc ~. h.o.s.,.
and Nv .na A.. p;.,., -. 49,.
t;on .nd .-.,,o,os 49,.
,yos.... &C.,. 80,
t,;no ne,r MooLar uar L.,aL.. a.,
a. pnff,Io Wuou;,a 49,. -
ve,rs 90 ~ e"
Evs-eth;, a,;h,o
.so-. ~
eoniioi1 anu " aleVia'e ner suHer1ng.
Her only sister, Mrs. j. D. Van Norman
came on from GoldfieId, Nevada. and
was with her to the end
~.
Deceaseo 'eaVes Two sons theodore
J. of Meeker, and w. B. Ritter now in
Homestead, Oregon, Whose family ia
now residing in Idaho snrinas Coio
e oo'o'I
one SISTER MIS- D. u. van Norman OF
Goldfield, Nevada, and two brothers
John and William sease of Little Bea-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-16
Prohibition and Business

January l. when wide prohibition became operative in
Colorado substantially decreased predicted for the Den
Electric Light result of the simultaneous
shutting down of such good saloons 10 the
prise sales only did dimnu
but actually steadily increased For the first four months of
l5i5O092 K W. H. IA 22S K w.
H. of 1915 General business cond
excellent and the expecting of the largest tourist
history partly hosties
in Europe.