South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-16

this was a sure cure. and Judge
Deery is willing to let him try il.
international News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-During
movie show. while a sea scene was
being thrown on the screen. several
spectators were brought 10 the sud
den realization that the water scene
was real A woman living next
door, with a grudge at the prOprie-
tor. had thrown a bdcketful Of wa
ter through an open window into the
show
international News Service:
MUNCIE. Ind.-Many citizens
were startled at seeing an armored
automobile in the streets. II was
manned by Capt John T. Barnett,
who was advertising the Fort Har-
rison training camps.
international News Service:
KOKOMO. Ind.-AarOn Dear
dorm lived in terrible anxiety for "a
short time yesterday. He found a
pound Of paris-green scattere
through a field in which Il COW 5
were grazing. He was on the anx-
ious seat until enough time had
elapsed for him 10 ne sure none of
the cows had been poisoned.
International News Service:
ORLEANS. Ind.-Burglars went
to the trouble Of blowing a safe Of
the T J. Shepherd x Co. Hardware
Co, and got but $13.
International News Service.
COLUMBUS. Ind.-William Isen-
trigger. - years old, a half-breed
Indiana pioneer resident, was given
an automobile ride and shave both
against his wishes. He protested
against the ride and men had 10
hold him in a BARRIERS chair. He
preferred TO pull his whiskers out
when hey became troublesome. lie
said that this was the Indian way.
International News Service:
ELWOOD, Ind Arch Hobbs. a
farmer was bitten and seriously
hurt by a mad calf.
News Times Special Service
MUSHROOM, Mich.-Unable TO
withstand the weight of water, a
large section Of the roof at the rear
Of the new Western Auto company
building collapsed. Ralph Olson
and Earl Bailey. machinists. work
ing on one Of the automobiles. were
caught in the wreckage.
News Times Special Service:
ALBION, Nich-Despite rain.
several hundred Albion school chill
dren marched in a parade and gave
the salute TO the flag in CrOwell
park as part of the first organized
observation of Flag day ever held in
this city.
News Times Special Service.
ALBION. Mich.-The law pro-
hibiting drinking on interurban cars
was responsible for the arrest in this
city of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leasor,
who said they were from Chicago.
| News-Times Special Service:
KALAMAZOO. Mich.-A year ago
pretty Miss Fern Estabrook of Al
! legan. demonstration for a pure food
| company. met Oscar Krozen. jr., OF
Milwaukee in this city Today the
| two were married here.
| News Times Special Service:
KALAMAZOO. Mich. - SELLING
stock in "A church at $40 "a share is
/ the unique way members of the
Sto kbridge Az. Methodist Episcopa
church have hit upon TO raise the
/ church debt.
] HASTINGS. Mich-Kenneth. 4
vear-old son of Herbert Wilcox. re-
I siding east of this city. was serious.
/ ~ scalded when he fell into pal
of boiling water.
NCSKEGON. Mich.-The straw.
/ berry crop Of western Michigan
/ breaks all records for the past few
years. BlaCkberries and nuckleber
ries promise 10 exceed trawberrie.
i'm abundance later in the season.
HASTINGS. Mich.-Sheriff Mann
+ has declared war on gypsies. wh'
have begun their summer migration
into the county. Manni in his motor
car routed a gang of 75. who haC
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