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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
TOWN MARSHAL KILLS
YOUTH AT IRVINE, KY

Irvine, KY. March 20.-Jesse
Vaughan, 10 years old, was shot and
killed Saturday night by Town Mar
shall Robert Philpet, who had gone to
arrest him. Vaughan was shot through
the abdomen and died before receiving
medical attention. 1t is claimed
Vaughan had been drinking. Philpet
claims Vaughn fired first.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.

n. y, Ferguson, n well known school
teacher Of Wayne-co., is now in Hunt
ington hospital, undergoing treatment,
His mind has been unbalanced Ger some
time and the county has sent him to
the sanatarium hoping that he may be
fully restored
He is brother OF Messrs. Lindsay.
and Monroe Ferguson. Of this place,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
LAWRENCE COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY

This body held its regular monthly
meeting on Monday last at the office
OF DR. A. w. Bromley, this city. Those
present We're Drs. l.. $. Hays, of Char
ley; Jay w Carter, OF Fallsburg; w.
w. wray, OF Richardson, and L. IL.
York and A. w. Bromley. Several mat
ters OF professional interest We're DIS
cussed. and the Society adjourned to
meet in Louisa on the third Monday in
April
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
PRICE OF OIL INCREASED AGAIN

PENNSYLVANIA oil In Pennsylvania
and West Virginia now brings S2.6O per
barrel, the highest price ever attained
The increase became effective last Fri
day,
In Kentucky all grades except Rag
land Increased at the same time 10
si.9b, a record price.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
Gov. Stanley on Youtsey Case.

The Lexington Leader says:
Governor Stanley this afternoon was
asked what his views were regarding
the parole OF Youtsey THAT is "A mat
ter for the board" he said. Il have
troubles enough Of my own without
trying 10 decide questions which do
not concern me. think the board Is
quite competent 10 attend TO foutsey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
TRACY IS MARRIED.

Cards announcing the marriage OF
Mr. wm o. Tracy 60 Miss Blanche
Rudlsiil Shircy. OF Blueneld. w. Va
have been received here. The mar
riage occurred March 18th.
MIR Tracy is civil engineer, well
known In this city. and native OF
MIncherter kN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
THE COURTS.

The regular spring term OF the Law
renee Fiscal Court will begin Monday,
April third. 1t will set as a Court OF
Claims.
The Lawrence Circuit Court will be-
gin April 10th. There is every pros
pect for busy term.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
REAL ESTATE DEAL.

CARED S. Wilson has recently pur-
chased the property now occupied by
Eldorado theater. The lot has a depth
of about 100 feet, with an outlet tC
Perry-st. The purchaser does not ex-
pect TO occupy 1t for some time. The To-
cation is a good one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
MR. BOWLING DOING NICELY

Mr.. N. n. Bowling. of Louisa, who
went to Rochester recently for treat
ment by Mayo Bros. writes that he Is
getting along splendidly and expects
to be able to return home within q
week. MIR. Bowling is one OF Lawrence
county's splendid young men and his
hosts of friends there will be glad to
hear this good news from his bedside,
Ashland independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
CASE OF LuNAcY.

VIM. Mullins was brought to Louisa
wednesday from Tuscola 20 be tried
Tor lunacy. His mind has been Inns
paired for long time, but recently no
has become violent. He win be sent
10 thde nsylum.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-03-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL MAN.

W. J. Vaughan. the noted Sunday
school man Of Kentucky, was here en-
route home TO Louisa yesterday. from
a trip down in Central Kentucky. He
says he was at Frankfort during the
dying days Of the legislature and final
~ aided in the disinfection Of the cap
ital building. Ashland Independent.
The following marriage license was
issued March 2ist:
Thomas Campbell 20. to Ella May,
n. Both OF Overda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
ZM1ANA P0WIETRZA sPRo
-WADZA ZAZIEBIENE.

"Zapchana glowa" zatkany
nos, scisniete piersi, bolace gar
do sa pewnym oznakiem zazie-
bienia, a dr'a King'a New Disco
very jest skutecznem lekarstwem
Dawka tego kombinacyjnego an
tyseptycznego balsamu zmieksza
zaognione blony, klaruje glove,
luzuje flegme, oddychacie lat
wiej i sprawia re zaziebienie jest
zniszczone. Traktuje zaziebienie
zawziecie. Do polowy st6sowany
pozostawia dlugi kaszel. Wezcie
Ora King'a New Discovery do
kad wasz kaszel ME zginie. Przez
II lat ulubione lekarstwo ola
mlodych i starych. Z waszych
aptekarzy, soc. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
z POD M0SKALA.
P0WR6T PosL6W.

Warszawa. Wr6cili do Piotro-.
grodu pos}owie hr. Wielopolski
Raczkowski. Konstatuja oni, re
we Francyi. Anglii i W}oszech list
nieje slime postanowienie dopro~
wadzenia wojny do zwycieskiego
konca. Poslowie widzieli, re sprzy
mierzency bardzo energicznie
przygotowuja sic do dalszej wal
XII, wszedzie jest SLIME rozwinie-
ty przemys} wojenny, przygoto-
wywane So move kadry wojsk,
szczeg6lnie W Anglii, gdzie formo
wanna jest nova armia. z roz-
NOW z wybitnymi przedstawicie-
panstw sprzymierzonych po-
nasi przekonali sic, re
sprzymierzenc6w, istnieje
DUE zainteresowanie sic sprawl
.olska, a take, szczegolniej we
w}asciwe jej zrozumie-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
we, podnoszone bedzie zapomoca
dzwigni miedzy wiezami krato--
wemi, IA dostateczna wysokosc.
NARESZCIE

"Moja iona bvla chora przez
|lata z powodu zmiany zycia i Fad,
me lekarstwo ME moglo jej po--
m6dz. W6wczas zaczela brac Tri-
nera Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkie
go Wilma i szybko wyzdrowia}a'.
FAX informuje~nas Jan Miller
z Royolston, Ill. Srodek ten wy
czyszcza kiszki, wzmacnia cia}o i
przywraca nerwy. w wypadkach
zatwardzenia, odbijanie sic ner-
wowosci i ogolnego oslabienia sku
tiki tegoz SO zadziwiajace. Cena
$1.0O W aptekach. OBS. Triner, Fa
brykant i Chemik, 1333333-1339So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Kobieta z B0st0nu
Poleca 90 swym
p%rzyjacio}om
Popularna kobieta z Bostonu powiada re Tonolinc
okazaha sic dobra ola niej.

Interesujacem Jest zawsze ros}uchae zeznania
waszych rzzyjaei61. a osobliwie jezeli viecie ze
80 szczsrze j prawdzive v opowiadaniu. Eodanc
zAinteresoWanie jest ufo1mowane pHze7 Jedno z
waszych przyjeci6 kt6ra Gale zycie spedzi0 "
Bostonie gdzie Jest dohrce znan2 " sp6aeczen-
stwie>
Taxa osoba Jest Annie Stewart, kt6ra. mieszka
Y Bostonie. i posiada sz1cunek j zaufanSe swych
Wsp63 towarzyszek j z checia ehee oSW1adczyc
ka4demu kto sic zglost udowodnic nastepujace
potwierdzone zeznAnie.
..Cierpialam M bolesci zolsdka przez ost2tnie
Mi.lam napady z.urotu b6l elo.y. . skogo zj.d-
lam nieco p~oka1n6w 1daao sie chc3ef fsnmentoys<
1 psvo1cwalo gay fosnujaee sic y xoaldku- Mis-
ham bolesci y ca&em ciebe j bylam chronicznta "a
pchana- Moja watoha h1h odretviah j cznlsm
sic oe6lnie do nicz< "a Lecxynm sic ! byh.m -
Bylam tax nerwowA iniespokojua 20 y nooy mic
mo1hm spokojnie spaG. Cosy nsgTomsdzone pod
screen spevodova0 pafpiAcy=. . q podnioe-
hun sie r1no b12m TAX xoec1ona tak60m mfslA
tonolins ! no<e pravdzivie tvterdxit &c srooila
cud8 " mel chorobie. Czuje sic jakby neva ko-
biets I moge je6c vszystkie pokarmy. S1pfsm ca
he noee i nienam sjecej doie4lfUo 6ci 2ni b6eu;
~rzeczyviScta. ono mnle wyieGyho + posecam go
mym przyjacfo4om. ponieWSz byio ola
mnie dobrodzieistvem."
Ka4da dobra aptaka sorzednje j xwarantuje to-
Moline.
"a rmmsite symphony tel chorohy kt6rym to-
Molina pouaAga, Rxeczyviscie. ktokolWiek cierpial
By m 4oaadek. zatvardzenie. dy~spepsye. odbija-
nie 9az6w. sly oddech. napedy b6lu glow. heha
kanie zoladka. obaozony iezyk hub fla kurnp4ek-
sye.
Przestroga Poniewaz tonolina jest rolecana
jako odnowiciel ciala ci kt6rzy ME zyczyliby sobie
prz ybr.c eisla Is funt6w albo wiecej n~iepowinni
ej uzywa6 trwale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
OZNANSKIE
ZGINAL TRAGICZNA $M1ER-
CHA.

,Trszemeszno,, Tragiczna smiercia
by}by 0 ma1o GO zgina} robotnik
Kaminski, mieszkajacy W tylnym
domu w}asciciela Zmudzynskie-
20. Ledwo bowiem wsta} W ME-
dziele rano z l6zka, az tn zapad-
la sic nagle sciana, pod ktora
wlasnie stale ,lozko. Szafa wywr6
ella sic i padla ma niego; Szczes-
ciem uszed1 2 lekkimi obrazenia-
mi. TAX 16zko jak i inne meble
pod zapad}a sciana stojace pogrze
bane zosta}y W gruzach i zrujno-
wane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
N1EsZCZFSCIE w sZCZEC1Ns
KIEJ. ZATOCE KAPELOWEJ.

szc2ecin. Pomiedzy Szczecinem
a wyspa Ehrhardtshof znajduja-
cy sic d}ugi most zarwa} sic oneg
daj W po}udnie, gdy przechodzili
przezen robotnicy, i oko}o 80 O.
sob wpad}o do woody. Wieksza ich
GEESE zdolano uratowac, brakuje
jednak narazie 5 ely 6 os6b. O
kt6rych przypuszcza sic, re uto--
nell w mOrzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
P0MNIK W
WOCTAWKU.

Grono obywateli III. Wfoc{awka
postanowilo wzniesc ia t. Z. pia-
skach miejskich, gdzie by}o miej-
scce tracenia powstanc6w W Ia
tach 1863-1864, pomnik, z napi
sem: 81 kosci naszych powstana
msciciele'. Ma tez bye urzadzony
INA piaskach" park.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Natura OStrzeqa was ie2ali wa

Natura ostrzega was jezeli wa
SEE wnetrznosci So zapehane. Pa
skudztwo z waszego systemu
spieka sic zamiast wyjsc. Wezcie
zaraz Rocky Mountain herbaty
albo tab}et6w = wyczySci wnetrz
nosci dale i'm pracowac regular
ME i trzymajcie je potem W re-
gularnosei - to jest sekretem do
prawdziwego zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WPADx DO WARTY.

Poznan. " czwartek " po}ud--
ME wpad} do Warty PREY. W iel--
kim upuscie pewien ch{opiec. Wy
dobyli go ma lad znajdujacy sic
przypadkowo W poblizu zolnierze
i oddai go w rece p%olicjanta, kt6
ry go kaza} zawiezc do miejskie--
go lazaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
SKAZANY IA PODPALENIE.

Torun. Kupca Nepomucena Nc
wickiego z Raszkowa skazano ma
IS tysiecy marek kary hub rok
wiezienia. Pan Nowicki mia po--
przednio W Che}mzy sk}ad sukna
i towar6w lokciowych. Gdy mu
interes sic spali}, pokazalo sic, re
byl' ma daleko wyzsza sumo zabez
pieczony, niz W istocie byl wart.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
SMIERG z UDUSZENIA.

Sw. Wojciecn PREY Gdansku.
Deputatnika Kroszewskiego male
ziono niezywcgo pred SVEN mic
szkaniem. Przywo4any lekarz
stwierdzif smierc przez uduszenic
Stafo sic to prawdopodobnie W
ten spos6b, re. biedak .pad} W ma
paddle kurezy Ia twarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WIELKIEJ
Firmly NIEMIECKIEJ w


Poznaii. Wlelka firlna ztoZoWa
rasion i stucznych nawozow. En-
nest Wins zbankrutowala. Was
ciciel lei znikf od dw6ch dni. Ma
sa ME starczylaby nawet ma po-
krycic koszt0w kankursu. PoWo-
dem upadku by1o przegranie pro-
cesu O sumo 10000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
NABozENsTWo DZIEKCZYN-
NE.

Warszawa. KS. Arcybiskup A.
leksander Kakowski dnia 6 listo-
pada odprawi} uroczyste: "Cie--
bic Boze" " katedrze sw. Jana.
Metropolita Kr6lestwa Polskiego
dziekowal Bogu wraz z calem So
bic poddanem Duchowienstwem
"a Madame Kr0lestwu Polskiemu
wolnosci. Swiatynie warszawskie
W dniu tym byly przepefnione pc
boznym ludem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
7 PRUS POLSKICH:
N1ESZCZEsC1E MA ToRZE.
KOT.EJOWVM
KOLEJOWYM

Sepolno. Niedaleko dworca ko-
lejowcgo Sempolnotal zdarzy}o
sic we wtorek, dnia 3-go BIN. ME
szczescie. Pociag towarowy jada-
cy z Chojnic do Nak4a najechaf
ma woz i zdruzgotaf go. W6znica
i konic zostali ocalcni.
Puck. Pod Starzynem znalezio
no Ia polu Sc letniego dcputat--
nika Gaffke z l.. ~niezywego. W
nocy 27-go Ia 29-go lutego O.
puscif mieszkanic lekko ubrany.
Szukano go pc polu trzy dni bez
skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WYCIAGNIETO A

Bydgoszcz. Onegdaj wyciagnie
to Z Brdy PREY Gdanskim moScic
.juz popsutc ciafo m}odego cz}o--
wieka, kt0re odwiedziono do
Smiertelnicy PREY lazarecie miejs
kim. w zmarfym poznano 16 let
niego s,yna robotnika knutcha,
kt6ry byf zgina} %, grudnia +. z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
ZGALICYI
z PoBYTU MOsKALI w
DEBNIE.

Debno. Jak ~zreszta we wszyst--
kich okolicznych wsiach i cha}u-
pach, Rosyanie byli takze ma pro-
bostwie W Dembnie. Dembno mo-
re wiecej cd innych wsi miafo woj
ska nieprzyjacielskiego, albo-
wien ley tuz obok gf6wnego Cos
cinca rzadowego, biegnacego cd
Tarnowa do Krakowa. Przesuwa-
ly sic tn wojska najr6znorodniej-
szego gatunku i narodowosci.
Pisma galicyjskie donosify, re
zachowanie sic Rosyan byfo zu-
pe}nie znoSnc. Me kradli, ME IL
rzadzali awantur. kobiet ME "a
czepiali. Rckwizyc.yi byio sto-
sunkowo ME DUO. Ia krowe
placili do 30 rubli, "a furke koni
czyny i rublc. "a SWINE tylko
ME mieli ochoty wiele p}acic mo-
wiac re pc Swiecie i tax "a DUO
swim chodzi i re samo sic to
chowa.
Dembno a poprawnie "Debno"
ley w powiecie brzeskim Il os-
tatnich stok6w podg6rskich a ia
poczatku r6wniny ciagnaoej sic
ku Whsle. Ma wielkiej wynios-
losci wznosi sic z po}udniowej
strony starozytny zamek, kt6rego
szczyty- ~baszty= widac~ ~daleka:
Zamek ten istnial widocznie juz
W roku 1910, DO cd tego roku od
losi sic znana legenda, re c6rka
tego domu a dziedziczka zamku
Debna pojmana byla przez Tata-
rzyna, kt6ry Z mi}osci do swej
branki odwi6zl ia napowr6t do
Polski i Ware chrzesciajsnka
rrzyjaf, "a co cd ksiecia szlachec
TWEEN nagrodzony zosta}.
Dziedziczka zaslubiwszy 90 i
mu wiano zamek, da-
Ia poczatek herbowi Debna i sta
la sic matka rodu, piszacego sic
II Debna' p6zniej Il OleSnicy'
kt6ry wyda} tylu znakomitych il
zasfuzonych ludzi i wielkiego kar
Zbigniewa.
W Is wieku bylo juz Debno W
)osiadaniu Odrowazow re Szcze--
zocin. BartoSa i syna. jego Jako-
"a. W roku 1880 Debno Z przy--
eg}emi wsiami kupif ulubieniec
zr6la Stefana Batorego, Wegier
Wesseleny. .starosta lane
zoroiski. Potem Debno przesz}o
Ia w}asnosc ks. Ostrogskich. q
1tOrvch dZledZlcZka IeO1lla KS.
)strogska za}ozyla tn W roku
.634 istniejacy. dotad szpital
liza ubogich.
w pierwszej po}owie wieku IS.
)ebno bylo w posiadaniu Tarlo,"
nastepnie Lanckoronskich cd
lt6rych przesz}o kofo roku 1900
lroga sprzedazy do Rudnickich a
20 mich W roku 1885 do Jastrzeb-
kich. kosci61 parafialny kato-
icki erygowany W roku 14O4,
'ierwotnie drewniany, p6zniej
mulowany. Przedtem zastepo-
va}a go zamkowa kaplica. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
PIES POLICYJNY w STUDNI.

Ma posiad}osci sw. Kazarza nr.
81 znalezionO " studni Ia bel
ce PISA policyjnego. wlasnosc pew
nego tutejszego restauratora. Wi
docznie sprawca psa skradf i
wrzuci} 60 potem do studni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
NoWY MOST MA WHSLE.

Nowy most ia Whsle pod Sando
mierzem W tych dniach wykon-
czono. jest to najwiekszy IA
swiecie staly most drewniany.
Most jest ozdobiony stylowemi
bramami PREY wjazdach i czyni
imponujace wrazenie. WysokoSc
mostu zabezpiecza przejazd wszy
stkich statk6w podczas niskiego
stanu woody. W razie wysokiego
stanu w6d, jedno presto mosto-
The Republican journal., 1916-10-05

The Woman's Hospital Aid will meet to NOR
Millett, Cedar street.
Thomas H. Marshall Post. G. A. R., will fur
nsh clam stew at their meeting next Tues
day afternoon, and all members of the Circle
are urged to attend.
Mrs. L. M. Orff, Mrs. Eleanor B. Shales, Miss
Priscilla Berry and Wilbur 0. Colby returned
Saturday from three weeks sojourn at
Temple Heights.
Langley j. Hoag and bride were guests of
honor Monday evening at social given in the
Baptist vestry by the Y. P S C. E., OF which
they are members. Confectionery was served
and they were presented with fine Wilton
rug.
checker club is being organized and al
ready has 81 subscribers They will start
playing as soon as there are so members Any
one vino would care to join is requested TO call
on f. W. Brown, post office clerk.
A grange fair and exhibition will be held at
the South Montville Grange hall Tuesday, Oct.
10th. There will be exhibits of stock, produce,
fancy work, antiques, etc. The Republican
Journal Publishing Co. will give six months
subscription to The Republican Journal to the
oldest exhibitor. There will be ball game,
an obstacle race and other amusements. Din
ner will be served by the Grange to all who
wish. Entertainment in the hall in the even
ing. If you want to see good fair, remember
the date-Oct. 10th-and come.
Mrs. Rosina E. Trundy, whose marriage to
Raj F. Darby will take place this month
was given a linen shower Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. Darby's sister, Miss Mildred l.
Darby. social evening was spent and ice
cream and cake were served. The guests were
Mrs. Ralph Guthrie. Mrs. Hiram Hoffses, Mrs,
Edgar M.Hall, Mrs. F. G. Spinney. NJ RS. Martin
Weber. Miss Elizabeth Clements, Mrs Walter
S. and Mrs. George H. Darby. Mr.. Darby
has leased the Custer G. Dlckey house, No. S
Commercial street, and with his bride will oc-
cupy it.
The Republican journal., 1916-10-05

Other things Mr.. Browne mentioned were
interesting, but first he asked who sold Ced
ulas in Belfast. The leading store, of course.
A. A. Howes & 20.
The Republican journal., 1916-10-05
For Rent

Down stairs tenement, six
rooms and bath. hot and cold
water. All hard wood floors,
electric lights. veranda, cement.
ed cellar. and garden spot. Gen.
traf location. Apply at
THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Republican journal., 1916-10-05
Female Help Wanted

Clean. interesting, year round work in our
publishing house in Augusta NJ special edu-
cation, experience or training needed ANY
girl not afraid of work can succeed with us
and earn good salary. You get moderate
pay (but plenty to live on) at the start-and
you have a chance to a vance slowly but sure
ly to good position. The publishing business
tfers fine future for smart girls Write
fully about Yourself to
G. GANNETT. Pub Inc.
3w4O Dept K. j., Augusta, Maine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-17
MAYBE THE COMMODITY WON'T
BE WORTH A TIP

New York, May 17.-"Check your
baby?" mo, haven't any" We'll,
then, check your husband. We guar
antee to keep 'em amused and out of
mischief while you are attending to
business"
For husband checking is New
York's latest idea. It will be put into
effect May % at the opening here of
the convention of the General FEEDER
alton of WOmen's Clubs.
The checkrOOms will be the lively
mems clubs of New York. The en-
numbering husbands will be wished
onto them in patches of ten and told
to keep out of sight until called to
take friend wife home,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-17

YOuker, DeKaIb. Ill, school teacher,
to whom VIM. H. Orpet, on trial for
the murder of Marian Lambert, was
engaged, will be laid bare before the
jury.
Judge Chas. H. DonneIly has
ruled that all of the letters written
by Miss Youker to Orpet, which are
in the hands of States Atty Dady,
be turned over to the clerk of the
court and a copy given to the de-
Tense. He also ruled that the letters
written to Marian Lambert by Orpet
while he was at Wisconsin university
must remain in the sole possession Of
the prosecution for the present.
These letters from Marian, writ
ten in French, are said to have re-
vealed the fears and love the high
school girl hid from all others while
her romance of the woods with Or
pet was at its height.
The letters of Miss YOuker, on the
other hand, are said to have breathed
tender love for the youth. The pros
ecutiOn is ready to contend that the
DeKaIb girls profession of love for
Orpet was the motive that led him to
plan MaTian's death.
States Atty DadY announced final |
Iy that Miss Youker will be called as
a witness for the state.
Selection of jury proceeded slowly. |
Frank Lambert does not want the |
son of his neighbor hanged for the |
crime He said today.
DO you. believe in capital punish !
ment for Orpet if he is found guilty."
he was asked.
mo, I do not" ne said slowly and
sincerely.
Sometimes it is better that a man
not be hanged. There is harder pun
ishment. I wish Orpet would make
a clean breast Of the whole thing. I
believe he killed my daughter What
else can I believe after the way the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-17

ED TO PLAY BIG PART
AL AT WAUKEGAN
liam would confess to his part in this
crime and accept a light prison SEN
tense. I would be satisfied that JUS
tice was served and that a mother
was not robbed of her only child
without punishment Vengeance is
the last wish I would ever make. But
it is hard to lose your only child"
-O-O-
LOTS OF THESE LITTLE NEWS
STORIES NEVER GETIN PAPERS
John R. Thompson heavily adver-
tises his restaurants in the loop pa
pers. So accidents and things that
are not nice, when they happen in
Thompson restaurants, are not given
publicity.
AdoIph Weelter, 822 N. CLARK,
worked in a Thompson restaurant,
Clark near Kinzie st. Fell 10 feet
from ladder while cleaning wall Sc
TiOusly injured.
Another accident in which the
name of advertiser was not men
toned by papers was that of the col
lisiOn Of an auto truck of The Fair
with auto driven by S. Melinak, SAB
S. State. c. A. Olsen, 251 Iowa St,
Oak Park, driver of Fair truck, in
jured.
MAYBE THE COMMODITY WON'T
BE WORTH A TIP
New York, May Check your
baby?" No, haven't any" well,
then, check your husband We guar
antee to keep 'em amused and out of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-14
poRTNER PLANT TO BE USED
IN MILLING BUSINESS

Alexandria, Va, Oct. 13.--When yir-
gnia goes dry" November /, the Rob-
ert Portner Brewing Company, for
many years one of the largest enter
prises in this city, VIII cease to be a.
brewery and the plant will be used
by the Virginia Feed and Milling Cor.'
poration. of Alexandria. which was
Just been granted 4 charter by the
state Corporation Commission. 1t IS
stated that the new enterprise wilt
establish agencies throughout Mary
land and Virginia and will engage in
the feed and milling business on u
large scale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-14

land Charles F. Yeatman. Major
Potts went on the bond of all three.
y Parks and NJ. ". McQuarles,
charged with being disorderly at the
Fair grounds were dismissed.
j. &. Spottswood, charged with
reckless driving, was fined $40.
NJ Itudgins. charged with being
drunk while driving an automobile.
was fined 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-14

and literature, and religion and social service
and the book reviews; for the elder boy, science
and invention, the war reports, and Personal
Glimpsos; for the elder gill, the art, music and
current poetry; for the Youngsters, the cartoons
and The nuggets Of humor IN Spice Of Life. And
every page is clean. interesting, and packed
with information. The news is real news the
comments are from all angles, the mirth without
a sting. All this makes ''The Digest" the ideal
home npWS-nlag azinc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21

\ ncki gostilni y Mostu ma Ceskcm
Je dejal med pogovorom Saljiv rudar.
da bi prodal Svoio hiso. in siccr pc
stevilu oxen. tako da stan prvo okno
. Yin. drugo okno dvakrat toliko. IT,
TIE dvakrat toliko kakor drugo it'd. Y
druzpI Jc sedel MOI. III nj vedel "a TO
prcprosto r~aGunarSko tainost. pa je =
vcsc!iem uGaril. Ali kakScn obraz ie
delal kupcc. 10 jc vsota straSno ma
raStala. Oxen jc hilo % in kupna cena
je 7ncsia 20,"7l X 30 vinarjcv. V
rcsnici pa hiSa nj wee vredna kakor
lU.udO X.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-21
SEES. gradov v spalnici.

V ncki goadni Ros'iini jc p|rcnocil
agent ncke trgovslc tvrdlc :z K.a-
Jevca. Nakazana SODA jc hila rcina.
10 jc agent re drcmal " poetcii.. ic
a%acutil. da Sc nckaj gihlic. Tolkcl jc
Pc %postclii. nakar Ic nasta' min IN on
jc 2aspai. \ 10 jc die casa re spal.
"a jc prcbudilo nckaj mrzlcga, kor Sc
jc y obliki koloharia ribalo ma desni
nogi. Agent je nitro prizral luc IN
vzdignil nogo. MOI jc poskotil IN po-
tegnil odejo $ postclje. Scvcda je kri-
cal, kar jc mogel. Pritekel je gostil-