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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

New York beat Hopkinsville in one
respect Sunday. Four inches of snow
fell there while we had only one inch
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

The laboratory at Cornell Universe
ty burned Sunday night at loss OF
100000.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

E. V. Debs has been nominated for
Congress by the Socialists of the Fifth
Indiana district.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

Claude Graham-White, the British
aviator, has been wounded gravely.
No details have been obtained. He
was commissioned a lieutenant last
month.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

A regiment made up entirely Of
Americans is being recruited in Can
ada
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

The readers of the Kentckn introduced Bishop James
Atkins d. President of the Louisville Annual Conference which
knsye the appointments The Bishop guest of our city
next Sunday and Monday
On Sunday morning he will preach the Union Gospel Tabernacle and
Monday morning he will oc at the laying stone the
Methodist church on South Main ST.
All the readers the Kenuc cordially to hear Bishop
Atkins while the city and attend the corner stone lay
ing o Monday
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

There are lis divorce cases on the
docket in Evansville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Miss Oma Goslin was a last weeks
bride in Bracken county, which re-
minds us:
There swims no goose so gray bu
some day soon or late,
An honest gander comes that way
and claims her for his mate"
But some young geese do not wal
until they are gray.
eff body trust body
And fail to get prompt pay,
May a body ask body,
Please remit to-day"
Exchange.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15
WATCH The DAVE

After your nane. rene4y
promptly. and not miss .
number The Postal regulrr
tons require subscriptions -
be paid In advance
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-15

FOR KENTUCKY
Fair and warmer, Tues
day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
TAXES ARE CANCELLED.

Auditor General 0. b. Fuller has
issued statement of the amount of
taxes cancelled by the auditor gem
eral on descriptions OF mineral res
ervations in the peninsula. on which
taxes We're not paid at the time n
repeating act, passed by the legisla-
ture, became effective. August "a,
1915. The amount OF taxes cancelled
on mineral lands in the peninsula
was $3.550.72. OF which amount Delta
county has the smallest share Of any
county in the list. The amount OF
taxes cancelled in that county was
S2S26. while the largest amount can
celled was in Gogebic county, where
a total OF $9,529,26 was taken from the
rolls. In twelve of the Cloyerland
counties mineral reservations were
taxed. Chippewa, Luce and Mackinaw
having no such entries on their tax
rolls. The list OF taxes cancelled by
the auditor general does not include
the taxes of 1915, which will be can
celled when the tax record for that
year is completed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

The Webb garage sold two Fords
this week, one to Joe Brooks and an
other to A. l.. Burridge.
Dewey Trombley left last Thursday
morning for Bessemer, where he has
secured employment
Lessons given In all kinds of lace
making at soc per lesson by Mrs
Aeschliman, 404 Fourth street
LOST watch, between Webbs
garage and Uno theatre. Finder leave
at this office and receive reward
VIM. T, Nesbitt returned the first Of
the week from Chicago, where he was
called to attend the funeral OF rela-
tive
Miss Agnes Hansen left this morn
ing for Crystal Falls, where she will
remain indefinitely Menominee Her
ald-Leader.
Chas. Dawson returned from his
two weeks duck hunting trip to Min
nesota and reports the hunting good
in that section.
The Womans club will meet with
Mrs Davis on Wednesday, Oct. %
Quotation from Lowell Debate
THAT the Effect of Motion Pictures is
Beneficial"
II pays to advertise in this paper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
PERSONAL
ASHTON
Plan your hunting trip yet?

Plan your hunting trip yet?
. HOUSE FOR sALE-Inquire Of
Clyde Henry.
Bob Wilson IS about the busiest
man In Iron county these days.
HORSE FOR SALE-9 years old
Inquire OF Frank Johnson, Mastodon.
Miss Flora Koepeke returned the
first Of the week from a three months
stay in lower Michigan.
Ed. Bregger motored TO Gladstone
the first OF the week TO attend the flu
neral Of friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hook, Of Amboy,
ILL.,, we're i'm the city this week, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. T. Mes
bitt Mr. Hook is well known TO
many OF the old timers of Crystal
Falls He was the first conductor
that run out OF Crystal Falls on the
Northwestern line
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
THURSDAY

The Great "Col.. Stewart, the man
who has made millions laugh-the
"Uncle JOSH OF Photograph fame.
NOT A PICTURE, but HIMSELF, In
the flesh. Americas greatest story
teller and singer OF side-splitting
songs.
Gypsy Rossini and her violin. These
artists are of the Keith circuits. Gar
anteed attractions. See window dis
play at Jacobs Jewelry store Monday.
Admission rs and 25c
One hour and fifty minute show.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

HOUSE FOR sALE-Five rooms.
Inquire OF p. c. Dahlgard.
FOR SALE Camp outfit, consist
ing OF cables. canthooks, blocks,
blankets, etc.
FOR SALE Good work team, har-
ness and wagon. Inquire OF Mrs. John
Peterson, phone 109
FOR RENT-Six rooms up stairs.
Corner OF Marquette and Water street.
Inquire OF Mrs. ]. Bauer.
Will Robbins returned from Mil
waukee yesterday. where he had been
the past couple OF months.
Mrs. Fannie Lustaeld made a bust
ness trip TO Menominee the first OF the
week. She returned on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Bauer left this morning
on an extended visit at the home Of
her son. George Miller, at Iron River.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means TO thank al
those who so kindly assisted us in any
way during our recent great bereave-
ment, caused by the sudden death OF
our beloved brother. We are also
thankful for the floral offerings.
Frank and Edward Broskovetz
and families.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

Miss Vina Russell is acting as sub
stitute at the Amasa High school for
an indefinite time.
The Misses Catherine Challancin
and Jean Charron, OF Crystal Falls,
together with Mr.. Lindahl of Iron
River, motored TO the city Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. La
Belle. Escanaba Mirror
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

We are showing for the first time
the opening installment OF George
kleines greatest phOtographic achieve
ment-the most costly, most elab0r-
ate, most absorbingly interesting mo-
ton picture novel ever screened
beautiful Billie Burke In GlOria's Ro-
nance. In her role Of Gloria Stafford,
daughter ~ n millionaire, Billie
Burke experiences Joy, sorrow, happi-
ness. fear and jealOusy-alm0s every
emotion conceivable in fact. Mystery,
suspicion and intrigue are all about
her. The clever way in which she
solves her problems make the story
more fascinating week by week.
During the production Miss Burke
will wear some Of the most beautiful,
elaborate and magnificent gowns ever
seen on the screen. Many Of them
were specially designed for her by
Lady Dun Gordon. The story Is by
those masters Of fiction-Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes, and Is nnquestiOnably
the best OF their many novels. A nOta-
bic east, headed by Henry Kolker, i'm
terprets the story, every player being
star OF note. Here Is surely one
photoplay that you cannot affOrd TO
miss. Everyone will be talking about
IL. You must see II. II Is shown for
the first time. BEGINNING nj the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL.

The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
1880 D. m.-Evensong and Sermon
Text: Make This Valley Full OF
bitches"
COME. We shall be glad TO see you
Dir. John III. Davis,
Rector.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

August j. Rehr. OF Iron River. has
entered the race for sheriff on the
Democratic ticket. II is expected that
one OF the hottest fights in the history
for the Office of sheriff will be waged
at the next election.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
GASOLINE DROPS AGAIN.

The cost of automobile maintenance
has come down of the high perch, the
present wholesale price OF the fuel
being 1914 cents per gallon. Gasoline
sold as high as "a cents this summer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21

FLAT FOR RENT-Five rooms and
bath. Inquire of Mrs. A. A. Lustfield
DR.. Bovik made a professional trip
TO Iron River on Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
NOTICE.

The latest analysis OF the city water
shows II 10 he perfectly safe for
purposes.
A. A. METCALF, VI. ID.
SeaIth Officer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-21
WEDNESDAY
VIM. Fox presents Theda Bara In
East Lynne"

Critics say that In this featqxc Miss
Bara far excells all her former forts
in roles OF this type. In East Lynne
Miss Bara departs from her customary
vampire Characterization and assumes
an entirely different role. Those who
have seen the play on the stage and
who know Miss Bara on the screen
will feel assured that the photopleg,
EAST Lpnne,. Is well worth seeing,
and In fact, one that shohld be seen
by all movie fans.
0RCHESTRA-Admissl0n 10 and 15c
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
SUBURBAN NEWS
CONTRACTS LET
FOR PAVING
Commission Accepts Bids for
Work Which Totals
$l6S,l25.l0
PAVING contracts totaIlng 80

Paving contracts totailng iisS.
I251o. we're ict Thursday night b.
the wyando,te city commission '
the Rice Construction Co ot wHsn
dotte. EiEh. streets are included In
the contracts while three vi. b.
completed this year. 'he c'he~. ss
soon as possible next vasr
/, is thought Tenth-sf will os
paved FIRST then Pine-st and taso
superior.biyd Telth-st Nj q. me
FIRST .ateral highway 10 De paved .'s
fun length on Plne-s' Wherr ,.a
orunt Of the South Wysncotts 'ra.
nc is expected 70 fsU - !muet
ate construction % pay.Gg an tr.s
street Il a necessity Plans ca
TOR the beautifying o; Sgperi0r5.vt
including the construction of . parh
in the center o. the street. WITH con.
crete paving on both sides Ofrsr
streets 20 30 paved are Euresa.
from The railroad tracks near Sc.
enth-s' 20 Eleyenjh-st Maple,
Sycamore. Walnut ard Elm-sts
The next loves BID for me "a
.ng Of the eight streets vas s.1t.
% W that % Leynsne Bros
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
THUGS BEAT AND
ROB CONDUCTOR
d. T.. X. Employe Unconscious
Beside Road for
Six Hours

While on his way home from work
at 10 O'Clock Thursday night. Louis
Jsffke, conductor on The Wyan-
dotte. Trenton line. living on Third
a., Trenton, was attacked by thugs
and beaten unconscious The rob
bers took sac IN currency, g" M
street car tlckets and q gold watch
valued at ss5. Jsfrke gained con.
sciousness at 4 O'Clock Friday morn.
ing and returned 10 his home. after
telling the police of 'hc incident.
The thugs set upon JaHka from be
hind and be was beaten into insensi-
biiity before he could make an out
cry Nothing 10 ideuiity the men
could be found
Marshal John I.abo Is making a
Thorough search for the robbers
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
EVENING HIGH
SCHOOLS OFFER
MORE COURSES

A pamphlet just ISSUED by the
board of education gives fuN ntor.
nation concerning the evening higA
schools OF Detroit, and presents ihe
advantages 20 oe derived from these
courses The purpose OF ne even
ing high schools r. 20 sss!sr wage.
earning people 20 obtain education.
al advantage
The hrsf Of the three terms o.
the year will begin ne second Mon
day In September. and there wiil
be sessions two evenings a week
either Monday ard Wednesday. Or
Tuesday and Thursday Classes
will last from : 70 2 o'clock. except
those in shop and laboratory work
and drawing Vtich viii continue
an hour longer Among new courses
added for th4s year are sFchttes-
tursl drawing printing and a course
for nurses An opportunity for ID.
struction in chorus singing and or
chsstral music is also gwen
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
ROYAL OAK.

Grant Dupssith has left 20 spend
the remainder ~ hia vacation with
bis graqdparsnts at their home on
Lake Erie.
Mrs u a Leadhster ana niece.
cherrie. have returned To their home
IN Toronto. They have been tGe
4uests Of Mrs Lesdbeter's sister, Mrs.
u. ~, Reed.
: Robert Duncan has returned home
after spending two weeks on Central
lake 81 the Y, ~ G. A. camp, Hayo-
Went-Ha.
The Misses Lois psum and Hslsu
Chadwick nnA Nsssrs. Irwin Ander
son. Ivan Falling and Herbert Qusndt
have returned from poyne city, Whtr,
they spent two weeks IN the Charlie,
Crsns cottage
Misc Ruth Reichman ana brother
Edward. have returned 10 their hom,
In Lsnsink after spending few
weeks With hrs punssith, 81 Ninth
Mra W. 3 duncan. Of Elm Park
eufsrtAIned a. luncheon. Thursday
Mrs.. walter Z MiTner, Of Chicago
the Misses Roy and Mackenzie, an,
Ms. ]. u nHihrlhGe Of netrnlt
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
ANN ARBOR

I'VE Ann Arhor lawyers a y
\ y10osNeu apd Frank ~ Jones iefI
XDueo1av for New York 20 pat
t&tOUGh . proposed settlement In th'
m&0k utt9eted estate Of Elitahstt
{foN. which has been in state and
141oVoi courts for 10 years The
Q0(S1S- u worth 10000 and lawyer,
(feH Mlehiesn VIII draw 10000 fo'
Y Ann Arbcrs soldier rsitet fund q,
oiSsssats so sare Tor the dependent
m kefs, and sciicitstiens viii rssss
@shc x!sshsr. fund eommii''' chair
ken Pearl blsjr, held hsre ~ az
No(ssIsa sls alien. left the county
!: sns tcfn hn ~. P'sIor m. .ioss .s.sl- sTs
4be lase ives not discovered until
le,daN. after the Eiri had been sons
Hss.ss Il warren r,hsr - N..
fSSsiss SWsrser. of psiToit who
alsX ksrs "wednesday. viii be buried
q Nhl', eciiss aIs, 49, sss,rs,nss r,s,ns., %, Q,
u sAerg9s Sercs here. On wife
ses ssssss ss,s &c "a isusssss''r ssYs.s rsa'. sss'
XULt
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
COYOTES ATTACK
WHOLE FAMILY

RENO Nev Aug = George ~.
gan. who returned recently '~0m t's
ranch a. Ho, Creek. 'sils ot raid
by three ysbid coyotes a. NE ranch
OF l. l. Waffle, - miles above Hot
Greek
Mrs. Belle Boston. daughter % VI
and Nrs waffle vas nEiting he
RANCH with Der two children. when
three coyotes arrived
They bit all the animals 'hey could
reach and attacked the children. Who
we're playing some distance from the
house.
Mrs Boston took the little ones e.
the house. the coyotes followed. and
attempted 20 get 10 through he
screen door Mrs Boston grabbed 4
pump gun and Fred several shots
through the window. killing one o'
The animals, whsn the remaining two
decafnpsd THE coyote thA, vas
shot u Wss found had his jaEs GOV
cred with foam and blood.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Jsy Hnnt wAl give n7iscel-
leneous shower this afternoon for
Mrs Richard iIarrark. - this place
mt her home on rterce-sf
The Log Cabin Gun club viii hold
shoot hvednesday afternoon AIS
~ on their club grounds On Adams
Tn. third class OF contestants ru-
der the training - Mrs Butler, u
Detroit will hold silver Msial con-
test In the Methodist church at Wall
ID Lake this FRIDAY evening
The Misses Olive ana Hare Marin.
home OF Mr. and Mrs = Y. Brown.
Miss Anna Hunt has gone - cfsvs-
lard 70 visit relatives
Announcement has been made p
the rnarriaGe ~ Mics Charlotte FaW-
son. OF white Bread. Out and tr-
thur e Fisnd"Ts. - Walled Lake
There will be a dancing rar'v fNts
evening In the Soufhheld f0wrNall
Miss Agnes Grosbsck has gon" 90
Cross Village on Lake Michigan o.
spend two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Tucker have
gone TO Aipehs 10 visit Mrs Ress'e
NJ. and Mrs. John Hsatheote. have
returned TO their home IN HarTisburg
p. after Visiting Mr. and Ms
Thomas Heatheote. IN Bloomheld
Edward Huyck. Walled Lake man.
Who was accused nv A. y ChAeHernan
of that village with pointing a gun
3 .y., sT sss i.sfns 'F. r.. from gnss an Ss,
house which the two men used in
common. was In Justice court yes,~r-
4Ay for an adjourned hearing Huyck !
rave a bond to Keep the peace and (
\ great deal Of interest n walled
LnGe because OF the prominence %
tke two men concerned
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Australia Seizes Ships
To Beat Boost In Rates !
Then Buys Own Fleet in England Government Use and
Prepares TO Compete On Own Terms With
Former Marine Monopoly.

nouaced that Premier hughes. then
IN London had bought rs ships for
he commonwealth outright. and
would place them In competition
with the privately.owned craft.
Hughes paid for the ships with
commonwealth check for SO 900 900
when the government reIinquishes
possession OF the privately owned
ships it is expected the latter will
De compelled 90 charge only as
much FOR carryln freight a. the
governmeu, leyies for It's own feet
or 20 ogI ~ business
Government owDership OF ship.
ping. a. we'll as of railway long
has been an object ot The Australian
labor party and 70 Is certain the
new feet Of 10 hips viii De- en-
hrged rapidly
Under government regulations
nov IN force ships call a. only one
Australian port instead OF all the
principal ports as formerly This
scheme culs the round'rip between
Australia md England q days
Also ship. atp bring loaded In
shifts fF continuous labor and
work that hsfora Was strung over
three or four oigh hour days. Is now
done In one solid stretch ~ - 70
30 hours This again cuts trip
Lengths
owners ~ ships are threatening
suits against the government for
taking over and operating them. but
fbn government goes merrily ahead
PrtntinE-the plaiu neat kind-tbst
o rigbt---Tim~s lob Dept-MaIn fE7c
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
PHYSICIANS
PLACE O. X. ON
EUGENIC LAW

HoUGHTuN. Mich AK Is.-A
stare r.s,n.e ap requiring every
applicant for ID marriage license 20
subject himself or herself to a medi-
cal exauunat.on Iacludips tests for
blood disease was advocated BY
.a" Michigan State Medical society
at he conclusion % re convention
today the r~porr ot a special com
m,''se On this subject Jeiul adopted
ana the committee directed % pre-
psrs bin for Tho Legislature.
The legislative committee OF tre
association under The supervision
~ IT 4 NJ Hume. OF Owosso. viii
Preral. rhD bIi a. once
universa. military training ALSO
aas .rdors,d by no convention
Resolutions -ora adopted calling
Ipr- 'se N.ehgau delegation 10
rong~cas 10 exert IT'S influence to-
.s,nn 20 this md
10y Andre DitdIs of p tya.f
na- ..~r'. president o-a.r Oh.
.rr- elected are
First -ice7 president ~ e
Tarr'f Holghton second vire-pre e-
der. Dr ; Merseu Holland
'rirt ..cs- president D~ q. A Hart.
ST. Johns io4It vice president. DT
+ A Nys PORT Hsron delegate
20 American Medical association
Drs p Broos Of Grand Rapid
Dr q l. Connor Detroit alter.
mates Dr- q. r. Moii Kent3-,
Charles r. Kuhn. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Chewing Gum Puts
Pep" Into Workers

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w. a.. "a
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lD1 n ps'Aa9 90 o, Etfa
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49, -. upon
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.a.5.n..s 80, 80 -
49, a., -. .s.1.' - ''- 80
-. S-.N ana q
49,. " '-~' q yer cen.
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r,,t % @, -, 1''o''@ '@re1
- - =. -. = al e''s'.en' ia'ns 20 @eer
~hsr - - PCT p3D''
q, re- -. - 80 noNo
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pyts ,e, b, 49,. -'a. . a0a q y o. i'
,,g .S4 -. 20 o'" 20 's eierci'
eIssy "'o@ MOST an q
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wh.ra cL.w,- ''.a', ines oi WORK
uo-ks-. - -. ~ a'','s Toe
pll.b r,,. r.. No' accom-
ov,,,.1 - '[o4shIy rec
,setoy4s, a.. - ---1' -'s Of .ars9
sr,,,s.. &c az 'f 'e.HE amoEs
%, '.'..'' ~. 'S snpioy
IN ~. 49,
80. s 10 s'7 'ia|r pa
go f '"nsts have
-. -. . ''aIi sin-v@a1
e.. -Ane"s 49,
r-o,,, 80 -, ..',''ns' e22 N Rss,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
THE WEATHER

Uesxstt and vi~tpityi Fridsy night
oD1 Saturday partly cloudy and ~e~-
>ooop1 warns moderate soatheviy
WSa1s.
H.owes michigan Generally fair
1Ue1ay ntGhf and SATURDAY. except
oooWers 10 extreme serth portion to-
VDDes Lakesi Medevsse 20 fresb
go - southeast wtuas snd &C.
en4Dnol eAus6erssevms Fyidsy stGht
81 ogtur4ay.
Le~es Lakes Moderate 10 fr~sh
oUu(oe19y wtsAs aBA genevsfiy fair
Wq9lAs4 Fssdsy night snd saturday.
H1ghest Temperature this date in
- poDt - years. % IN 1895 lowest.
-. sn 1859 and 1913.
One yssy sGe today Highest tem-
Uerutuss. f3t lowest. Joi mean. e.;
o1o0R weather.
TIE sun sets ~ Tf3e y, ns. FRIDAY
oo1 rss~s st sr<4 .. an. Saturday.
The moon rises st $50 .. m. Fri-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
STORM FAILS TO
STOP MARRIAGE
OVER TELEPHONE

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Aug Is
Arthur Brugger. o' Havre and Nss
Hattie Hudnut. % Portland. IRE
were married by telephone the 9th.
or night The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. Preutss n
Case, OF Hsvre, Mr. BrugEer being
AZ the telephone there and Mes
Hudnut a the other end Of he wire
a. her home In Portland
The ceremony began ~ ~ o'clock
but was not nnlshsd until shortly
sfter midnight on account ofs thun.
dersiorm some place on the flne
This form oi ceremony was made
necessary by the fac' that Brugger.
Who Il engaged In building grain 81.
evaiors. could not leave Morftana.
and Miss Hudnuts parents would not
permit her 10 come 10 Montana IN.
III she was the bride % Brugger
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
YPSILANTI

FUNERAL services for the late Mrs
y. W. Ennert, killed Wsan~sdsy aft
leDoon In train and automobile COL
taeipl were held today from her late
reGi6ence in Eiyria Services. VIII
e9oo be held sunday from The rest
4e4ce OF Mrs. Emma Nissly. a sister
tn-lew. In Saline. and burial will be
In the family LOT AZ that place
Mr.. and Mrs a ~. Burd were call
~ THURSDAY 90 Hickwille o ~
~ serious illness Of their son Ar.
l{nGton. who was Injured b falling
Nr. and Mrs. ChAries stroup re-
tySnsd Thursday evening 20 Lowell,
No.. after q visit AT the home ~
IA brother. VIM. +. Blanchard. of
fbe marriage OF Miss Lille ~ MI
lard. Of Ypsiiantl. and Ross &. DSa-
ley of Dexter, lie announced.
William Peterson. ~ Celiforris. IL
Waiting his sister, Mrs Euma Ran
eall. OF the postofhce force
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CONSTABLE is
FINED S23 FOR
SPEEDING AUTO

Niilisua VII fae Crosse lLF con
stable. with sg -'tsr c disregard 'ar
the speed LIMITS as ,ts dovr-rivrr
towns e7s IN -s1aE ---1 SO FOR
violating The speed ordinance %
Wvsndo'ts Justice Henry @ Ma
lOch imposed be- sentence
Wltr was speeding through ,'H-
town "Wednesday afternoon az a
rate of s5ou, 81 miles an hour when
TraHic OHler L4uerfhai gave chase
When he oHcer stopped The con
stable Witt pulled a pisto,
II uss Wits boast mar 20 could
20 as fast as be wanted t6"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

WAS perfectly Wild over you7 To
morrow, Stacia Mrs Crosby SAYS
she's going 10 lake you home with
her and Bob on Stacis. don't SOB
Ike that Or hurts lae,~
Bur u needn't said sfacis-and
q laIga strung ne sobs together
Tot don't YOU ,,e-don't YOU see.
Blanche. I'm crying for JOY q"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

NEW YoRK-Ta cure The rrsl
hunting tribes u ne Philippine
vto arc suffering from hook worm.
the Rockefeller Foundation vii rerd
our hospital -hip. fitted for a i've
year cruise