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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
N0WINY
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Sprawv Pelskie.

Londyn, 10 lipca. - Prasa O.
mawia pokojowe pogioski, pod
niesionc znowu w panstwachCen
tralnych; znak to, jak slime So
pragnienia tego pokoju. Omawia
ia stosune!z Niemiec do Austryi,
l5tora w Niemczech krytykuja O.
stro, wytykajac, IL gdzie tylko
sama zostanie, tam jest zaWsze
pobita, jak tego ostatnie doHo-
dv w Trentino i w Galicyi. Te-
raz powiadaja, IL Austrya chce
zav:rze cpok6j oddzielny: Men,
cy byEyby tez sk}onne do poko-
ju; war'lnki ich przypuszczalne
5y}yby - zwrot Belgii Francyi
p6inocnej, zwrot Serbii Czarno-
CORY, odbudova Kr6lestwa Polls
kiego w jakiej formie? ME
wiadomo, odzyskanic kolonii j
wolnost na morzach "Frankfur-
ter Ztg.' stwierdza omawiajac
kwestye polska il jest to kwes-
tya zasadnicza, kt6ra pred ukla
dalni pokojowymi w samych
Niemczech nalezy ustalic zdekla
rovac, c2ego Niemcy chca W ste
sunku do niej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
1rzvmajcie pieniadze "
banku.

Youngstown. o. Tom Bocich,
wlasciciel ''bording hausu'' pm.
537 przy Japan ul., ma}y Who's
ME straci} 5000 zesz}ej soboty,
gdyz ME wierzyl bankom, sadzac
ze wskutek grozacej wojny
Meksykiem. ME bedzie je m6gl
wyciagnac.
Bocich nosil swe pieniadze
W zlocie papierach ulokowaw--
sly je W zwinietym paste, kt6ry
nosii W kieszeni swego zakieta.
" sobote Bocich zdjal zakiet i
po}ozy} sic ma }ozko by sic nieco
przespac. Gdy sic obudzil picnic
dzy juz ME bylo. Zawiadomil ma
tychmiast policye o kradziezy i
ia po d}uzszych poszukiwanich
znalazla pieniadze lezace kolo
basenu kapielowego, gdzie costa
~ porzucone przez z}odzieja.
Swiadczy to 0 ciemnocie ME-
kt6rych ludzi kt6rzy miasto trzy
mac swe pieniadze W bankach,
gdzie ich Mkt ME ruszy, s}ucha-
ja rad plotek ludzi g}upich i
zacofanych pieniadze swe ban
k6w wyciagaja. Pieniadze " ban
kach So najbezpieczniejsze mo-
ina je kazdego czasu wyciagnac
bez roznicy ma to, czy wojna be-
die lub ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Perspektywy pokojowe?

Londyn, 10 lipca. = w Londy
ME odbyla sic konferencya przed
stawicieli Sprzymierzonych -
ich nainistery6w wojennych o.
becni minister ,yojny angielski
David Lloyd-George francuski
minister wojny, A. Thomas, gen.
Beliajew, zastepca ministra woj-
ny rosyjski, gen. A. Dall-Olio,
w1oski asystent ministra wojny i
angielski minister zbrojen Mon--
tagu. Otwierajac konferencye
Lloyd-George zaznaczy}, IL obec-
ME Sprzymierzeni wydarli Mem
COM agresyvna inicyatywe W
wcjnie, kt6ra w takiem STADIUM
povinna juz p6jsc do konca.
Sprzymierzeni wyrabiaja obecnie
brol1i amunicyi viecej w jed
nyin tygodniu, niz jej zuzyto "
caiej ofensywie Sprzymierzonych
we vrzesniu z. +. flota angielska
;;atrudnia million ludzi przy budo
vie novych i naprawie statk6w
uszkoGzonych. Lcjarnie armat i
ko]ubryn wydaja ich setki mie-
siecznie, produkcya ia vciaz
wzrasta. Ofensyva zaczyna sic
dopiero, polzoju ME predzcj spo-
dziewac sic nalezy: niz na wiosne
przysziego roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Rocznica Bastylii.
Paryz, 10 lipca

Paryz, 10 lipca. - Dzien oneg
dajszy rocznica zdobycia wiezie-
mia politycznego "Bastylia W
czasie rewolucyi francuskiej, OBJ
chodzony corocznic we Francyi
nader uroczyscie - i onegdaj
byt Swietcm narodowcm - na--
wet maly oddzial wojska wzial II
dziaf W dcfiladzic po ulicach sto
licy: szli tez W defiladzie Belgo-
vie Anglicy, oraz oddzia} rosyj
ski. Olbrzymic t}umy zape}nily II
lice, a zolnierzy witano owacya-
mi. Dzien byl wielka patryotycz-
nq demonstracyq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
I walk napowietznych.

Paryz, 19 lipca. - Z komuni--
kat6w prasowych: Awiatyka w
walkach obecnych IA zachodnim
froncie gra role pierwszorzedna
- sprzymierzeni, a w szczeg6lno
Sci Francuzi g6ruja W niej stano
wczo mad Niemcami = kt6rym
vytracono wielka liczbe aeropla-
now, zniszczono wszystkie balo
ny rekonesansowe W Pikardyi
Stacyonowane. Francuzi wynalez
Ii spos6b uniewidoczniania swoich
maszyn w powietrzu, skutkiem
czego baterye antyawiatyczne ME
nieckie szkodza i'm znacznie
,nniej:' siegnac ich trudniej, doj
rzec pravie niepodobna; u}atw'i
to Francuzom jeszcze inna rzecz
- 111ianowicie udziaf aeroplan6w
w bitvie - bezposrednio - die
XII trudnej dostrzegalnosci lotni--
cy francuscy lataja nisko stosun
kovo mad linia niemiecka, reko-
nesanse daja dokladne, wskazu--
ia swoim pozycye nieprzyjaciela
i sami szkodza tym pozycyom po-
ciskami celnymi, bo IA bliska me
te. Niemieckich aeroplan6w wi
dac w czasach ostatnich coraz
mniej halon6w ME maja vcale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Z NIW P0LSKlCH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
Przynano babce j ojcu pra-
Bo widzenia ch}opca.

Sedzia spadkowy Horner. O.
|negdaj przesl11chiwa} sprawe g.
cioletniego Ludwika Olbinskiegc
L Hawthorne. kt6rego matka zg;
|neia innemi ofiarami katastro.
fy "Eastlandu'' dnia 24-go lip.
ca 7. T.. a kt6rego ojciec choro.
wal pred tenn jeszcze choruje
ia chorobe umyslova. lecz powc
Ii do zdrowia przychodzi. " xii.
ka dni DO katastrofie PAM Cecy
liza Pograzinska. zam. pnr. l714
Brigham ul., ciotka ch}opczyka
ktora miaEa so u siebie. wnios}a
petycve do sadu, by ona mama.
czona zo>tala sadowa opiekunka
ch}opca i przyjac go mog}a "a
swego. Przeciw temu zaprotesto-
wala PAM Pelagia Olbinska, bab-
ka chlopczyka. u kt6rej obecnie
nlieszka take ojciec jego. a jej
syn. p. Ludwik Olbinski. Petty
eye te byly przedlozone sedzie--
mu Williamsowi, kt6ry wtedv "a
siadal W sadzie powiatowym. Sc
dzia wobec faktu. ze ojciec jest
Ina drodze do wyzdrowienia, tax,
lie bedzie dzieckiem osobiScie sic
opiekowac, petycye odrzucil.
Pozniej PAM Cecylia Pograzin
ska. ciotka chlopca. wnios}a pc
tycye do sadu spadkowego o o.
piekunstwo mad dzieckiem i ma
jatkiem. Sedzia Horner uwzgled
nil prosbe jej, poniewaz strona
przeciwna ME byla obecna i ME
przedstawila swych wywodow
Skoro sic tenn dowiedzial ad.
wokat J. S. Rybicki, ten natych'
miast W imieniu babki, pani Pc.
lagii Olbinskiej. wni6s} petycye
o zniesienie opiekunstwa. Pre-.
sluchy mad ia petycya odbyiy
sic onegdaj W sadzie spadkowym
Sesya by}a krotka, gdyz sad
zniewolony byl odroczyc sic zpo'
wodu sedziego Bakera. Sedzla
Horner jednakowoz na wywody
adv. Rybickiego przyzna}, ze o.
ciec i babka maja prawo do WI
zyt cd chlopczyka i re obowiaz'
klein ciotki, pani Pograzinskiej
jest zawiezc 60 W oznaczonych
dniach do ich mieszkania wHaW
thorne. Sprawa zostala odbzona
do wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
0fensywa " Alzacyi.

Paryz, 1890 lipca. - Niemcy
urzadzili probe ofensywy W AL
zacyi Lotaryngii: pod Nomeny
diva slime bardzo ataki niemiec-
kie Francuzi zwyciesko odparli.
CeSarz Wilhelm przybyl IA front
bojowy pod Somime.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
I Japoniiii. i
Toxic. 19 ipca.


przeprowadzenia traktatu przy-
mierza Rosyq "a zaslugi W
wojnic Niemcami - Mikado
nadal szercg odznaczen rozlicz--
nym mezom stanu japonskim
miedzy innymi premier hr. Oku-
mo zostal mianowany markizem,
minister spraw zagranicxnych Is
ii, posel W Piotrogrodzie Matono
czionek lzby pan6w Kato costa
Ii wicehrabiami baronami zostal
szercg caly general6w MEOW
stanu, nadto wielu dostalo orde-
ry odznaczenia wojenne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Pog|oskj Pokcjowe.
I Watykanu.
Rzym ,19 lipca.

Rzym ,19 lipca. - Prasowe SO
doniesienia, IL Papiez Benedykt
przygotowuje oredzie wzywaja--
cc mocarstwa do pokoju - wy
dane ma ono bye W drugq roczni
ce wybuchu wojny, ktora "a diva
tygodnic przypada. Papiez study
uje plany i projekty, majace woj
nom zapobiedz IA przyszlosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Utonall " czasie kap;h
Wilkes Barre. Pa. Karol Fa

kowski I letni ch}opak zamieszka
}y W Shickshinny utonal " cza-
sic kapieli przeszlej soboty W
Susquehannie: cialo wydobyto
dopiero nastepnego dnia W odle-
g}osci oko}o 1000 stop cd miejsca
" kt0rem utona}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Miecznikow ME zyje.

Paryz, 1890 lipca. - Znako--
nifty uczony, prof. dr.. Eliasz
Miecznikow, wslawiony bada-
miami W dxiedzinie bakteryologii
zmarl W Paryzu. Urodzi} sic by}
W r. 1845.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Nowy kontynges Rosyan we
Francyi.

Paryz, 17-go lipca. - .Nowy
silny kontynges pomocniczych
wojsk rosyjskich wyladowal W
porcie Brest we Francyi. entuzv
astycznie witany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

my froi. i-c ocean dc3;c@. 7 .Ic sho-S was lined with &cals .Al fish aa the tide rcccd"I. These were dried in the sun and served as food for thc CaStawaEa. A!tCr mar wcckI of patient labor canoe "a: hcxn OGt of . giant cedar log aui Nah.t5"- tla-nch was enabled tO IC turm to his home and friends. To :hia day when the huge dor5al fin of a keet Ca species of whale. valued for it's OiD i; seen clcayimG the "atcr. the natives look toward the shore, for the seals will seek shelter anon: the rocks. where they a.c rasi!y dispatched by the hunters"
 The task o! committing their lc- gcnha to q permanent fora has not been left To the Alaska Indian alone. JcWciers and ruri0 de?lcrg, In all parts of the Territory. cnerIte them upon jrwciry. tnilc; article. 2.:d smJI! artircl" of general houTchDld m.I- ity. Every year thousands of these ariicl"5 :T. bouG!.I hy tourists from stiI psllt bl t!ic HsIlii, stlIu ldEch home Miin tlI.In. TEis ia especially true of ;i.c tuuri,t$ of the ua.:eL States.
 So. 2 thou"ani G@:.'.&t.Gna hcLce. when tI" tcinpic3 and noauLnvnis which W. have c.I&truC;cI Saall l.;.!C cF.nnb!cI tO tuit. when thII great nation. ";:h i:% ".mp;-X Syatr.n Of laws and rnri:.i distinctions 3.all he r"lnrIuarr,d only iE legends. when thr telephone. ;h" talking mL. cEiuv, the N-ray, ;nc wireless tci"- graph, ihr iuc"moti.r. the :iuto!na. bile, the H!iHr machine. the submar- inc and ihe SSliticai dr:nae5XGe shall have nC"H forgotten. when the prniuWm Of civilization shall have swung back across the dark aDyI3 of ignorance. superstition, barbarism, and %ayagCry and once again ihouHt- cd toward the Sunlit heights. some antiquarian Ol q future age will find these curioS in the ruins scattered over of this country, &agcly shake his head and pronounce Us race of idol worShipCrS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

divine a"cC "%i"... i5 iHa, 5! the Hai- daS abaut ii" great wn!:c raven. "fahL" The rav,n descended from heaven with a large box. termed "Th" Sun EoX." which he placed in the houSC O! po"crGul chief of the tribe. This box contained all the light in :hc universe So the o!d chief. becoming Osct0uS. dccid- ed tO keep the box for himself alone. The raven, with the intcn- tion Of recovering the box and re- storing the light to thc world. con @iantly lowered over the house of the Gll chief, who had one child. . daughter. Wherever the girl went Yah! wa there also. He constantly followed her about. thinking that :h.Ou"h hc: favor he could enter the house and recover the box. Not being able to succeed in this way. 2"c day when the girl started tO naih hrramc humiliai",i. sorrow fell up.n the household Of the old chief. !ut al lat a Ha:lc!cSs child was horn. IEc boy grew and won the lO'c a!ii sympathy of the members If the old chiefs family, and he wl& given the treasure box with which 10 play. The boy was delight rd. and when he pcckcd at the bril- liant ligiIt inside the boA. the room #a& 'ili"d with th" pCals Of his si!- !cEy laughter. When the family were moi looking hr took some of n" gems and tossed them through ' th" smoke hole. in the center of the { room, "nh thcy instantly rose into he skies where they became fixed aI stars. One day a terrible storm lT0Sc. thc raging tempest; threat "ncd 10 destroy the hUGsc Of the old ch!cI. and while h;.i family stood in ca: and ;:cmb!inT. the hoy Snatchcd ,hc h.X. tralsfOrm,G himself into thG fo"m Of Iahl, l,!r ".cit' white ":.vcn. and winged his way to hcav. "n. 80 i: happcucG that the sun, m0On and stars, with ail the glories
 
 yond the greed and selfishness of man.
 Each tribe has q tutilary spirit to whom its members look for protec- tion, Gunah-kahdaht is the guardian spirit of the Thlingets. The story of his wonderful powers is splendid ly told in q little booklet. entitled "Thc Totems of Alaska" issued by Winter and Pond, of Juneau. which reads as follows: Many years ago there Eyed ,>n'"r :., Thlmgets a man Of wC?i;'I uni higi rank, named Nah-:sc |. "i.. r:. ,.:r C. lis hunt ing Cxpv! .' = "'~'' = sea ct ter hc "as rs"rtnk"n by sudden storm when I.: Du: upCh the ocean. As tic =. '.nC = ...:-'i' settled
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as result Of which she would h..lr child who would Dc possessed uf divine powers, could not bc killed. and would rIlc the world and be able To command tho ocean. 'Thc woman followed tlIe instructions Q: the spirits, and in due time. a son was born. As he grew it soon b,- 'ane apparent tha; he Was pOSs". ..i- ed ot supernatural Tis,:oE ani Ea%- CT. and tEat Lc was. indeed. d. tined 10 ruic :hc world. His unr!.. the GIca: white 1i.'t!. becoming icg!. ouS Of the hoy. issue! a decree that Ill thc boys in his domrniuna he Dat
 70 death. There upon th" ECy C0in- maaied he O.'An to conc % th.t his uncle wOuhi bc drowned. IT..
 hTc" oyer hi" mother ard himself m1g:c robe. which tranrfoTinrh
 .ht m into GG"k3. The ocean began 70 rise over Inc land. and the t"O ducks Swsm upon it. bosom !u. q :!mC, but finally rose and flew straight upward until they came in contact with the canopy Of the heavens, which was composed of a solid substance into which they
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Alaskan Art Curios

disclosed the fact that totem poles are mere historic carvings, designed to preserve a record Of the origin and deeds Of tho tribe. clan or fam. fly to which they belong
 All North American Indians have developed T greater or less number Of legends relating to their origin. but none Of the tribes in CGna;ia or the United States proper have such a wealth of legend a3 tha; O.. the Alaskan AbOrglnes. which L. practically an unwritten history. be. ginning with creation and pEc:s:y- ing an almost unbrokcn narrative up to the present.
 The subject appeals not only to the mind but to the senses Of the beautiful and the mystic As we listen to these stories. or read them. it Is like discovering some rare old manuscript. hidden away in the worlds archives for centuries and suddenly coming to light to delight the students mind with its marvel. ous stories of the beginnings of race.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

cient Greece and Rome. The his tory of the Alaskan Natives is pre- served in their folklore, and before the advent of the white man this was the only means by which their reckonei their entire past.
 Every branch of art practiced by the Alaskan Indians is-to some ex- tent-connectcd with their mythol- ogy. The totem pole is. perhaps. the most widely known of ali their artistic creations. For a long time it was generally assumed that theso poles were idols. but later re- search and q more accurate know. ledge Of their tribal history have
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

longer, dealing with all phases of cr.It:"u.
 The story Of G0otccihl, as told by the thiikats, iS q delightfully."- anus ing myth. GoO-tcckhl VAS q giant cannibal who rrcycd upon the ChiI- Eai people. lis rLv""".; became so great a% 60 :hrra:cn th" destruction uf th" i:ih". V" wa such a mons t.' Ina: it -. impu.-ihlc to Slay l!:r wit! spears a"H artoHa, con:c- e!".iy ~.Er oth,r naanS had to "2 '.oy."G ;D ri thr r~;1r of this .n'."i"U. hnrrn.. So ,hr ingenious t."" ':n d"v;.ird " pittnil. nca!. "A."A q !nr"" baad 0l m".rs secret .d H. nl. .iy,: with [: u;rr. lon: nets
 E'.," (. tl!" ..H9l.'; u' WiIh an!m Il% When all WaS ready Go0tr"khl was iui"d into the tcar. a;Ii. al'"r he la" IaIl"H. trr warrini; rnYcioprd him in tE" meshC& Gr the net so Il" "au!i not :ier Irn:u ihc pit. A heap of brush and logs were piled h.%t uiCi h;.' form .,rt lire was applied D th" mas. Tine giant w"@ entirely con:um"d by the flames. h"' rh~ wi"d scatt"rcH ;hc a"nn%
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over the seas and all hope of 2

J over the seas and all hope of
 reaching haven Of safety was lost. despair was turned To cX- ul'ation. Out of the phoSphor"sccrt waves huge figure shaped like a man, slowly rose. poised for a mo mcnt then disappeared Nali-t3c- tla-neh had been taught that inc who gaZcd upon GunaE- -kah-iaht in time Of trouble should find relief Faith in the legends Of his furcfathcrs in stinctivcly taught him that safety and good fortmn" were before him. Buf- fettCd for hours by the turbulent waters. ;hc canoe was finall% Ga%hui high upon :. rock% shore Al day
 break sc&nt sIpply cf food anl othc- equipment of the hunters Va. saved from tine wrcckaSC i.yplnrl. ton proved that they had been ca; up0n small dcnsCiy wooded islam! and that starvation awaited inc.m il relief did EO; come. N..;-l e i!l-nrh dr"aIIc each n:g:.t tl,at hia .alyu- ton d"Dcnfrd upou his ability tD give shape To an unhc;.ri uf ,rrL;u.v. % iicrc" in a9p"ar"2r.. thn: N;hru placed in the sea ail Twin" thin1@ would seek the shore t0 rsr.p.. be. in" prcyCd upon. Day and night hc worked with his stone av ul'ii he had fashioned eight ilnl""3 e. the kcct, which hc had &O wildly seen in his dreams. Thc p.nEi of hunger were felt for many day. but faith in Gunah-kah -,iaht "t,r him strength To continue Eis lahors Each day tine seals Sportcd in the waters, always near shore, but at a safe distance from the Spc3r% 0! the starving hunters. Al last lie i'm ages were completed and. launched into the sea. disappearing from sight
 AnXiously the little group gaZGd out upon the water but their eyes were cast in the wrong direction. Signs of life appeared along the shore and to their amaZCmcnt the seals wei" seen clamor!ng over the rocks. talk ing no heed 0f the prcScrrc OI hu- ma;l beings in their effort t0 e.. cape the fierce attacks of q ncH: enc
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

The Thiinget Trihc likcn the First Cause 10 a great white bird. who had wife. and they were the rul- CTS of the first people, all of whom were their cousins. but much smaller though similar in form. The wife (: the Ruler complained one day that her neDhcws had insulted her, so an imperial edict was issued com. manding them to be slain, which was accordingly Ionc. The mother of the nephcwS who were killed was q great magician. She communicat- cd with the spirits who told her to go upon the beach. pick up q
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stuck their bills and has,. a1oyc the rising waters. The ocean rolled higher and higher until the land was covered and all the people were drowned. Their bills were then released and they dropped back to tho earth. Beginning anew the boy Ie-crcatcd the earth as it now Is.
 In this legend we have q parallel to much that is found in the Bible the story of creation. the divine conception, the flood, the cruel or der of IIerrod, induced by jealousy. to slay all the male babies in his dominions. This is but one of many similar legends. some of them much
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broadcast over the country. A DOT tion of the spirit Of the dead can nibal entered cac!I particle of the of mosquito. Thus. the origin of the Alaska mosquito. than which none are more fierce, is accounted fo:. The myth also cXcmplifies the taught by IOrastcr long before the time of Christ. There arc many myths cmbodyng thi: theory and applying it to almost every cOnceiv- able form of animal life.
 Another beautiful legend, express
 ing vaguely the idea of creation. di. vine conception, transmigration and
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01
"E HAVE read many stories oi

"E HAVE read many stories of w fiction about tailsmen and piec-
 es of jewelry being designed after idols or gods, and while there is a. basis of truth in the art of ancient peoples of the old world for much of this literature, it has re. mained for Alaska to create the most distinctive art of this chara cter In modern times if not in the his tory of the world
 Alaska has a legendary lore as beautiful in sentiment, as rich in local coloring and as valuable in ethnological research as that of an-
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4 Distinctive Branch of the Art of Designing Jewelry, Toilet Arti- eleS and household conceitS.
IBy Albert Berrvl

(EDlTOR'S NOTE-The nlustra. tions for this article were furnished by Albert Berry, proprietor of the Art and Crafts shop, of Juneau. one of the leading manufacturers of Al aska curios. and portray some Of his creations.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-17
ALLIGATOR CHALLENGED
City Council Holds Secret Meeting
to Refute Charges.
News-Times Special Service:

News-Iimes Special Service:
GREENSBURG, Ind, Jan. IL
Unknown to the public the city coun-
Gil held a secret meeting and brand
ed the charges recently made against
Mayor James f. Mendenhall as false
and malicious. Mayor Mendenhall
is under bond, charged with violat-
ing the laws against the sale of
liquor.
The charges against the mayor
were filed by Jacob Vantreese. a Ia
borer on the city streets, against
whom. in its special session, the
council adopted % resolutions. Won
treese was charged with attempting
to bride a city official, filing false
charges against the mayor because
the mayor would not appoint him
street commissioner. and being inn
pertinent. vindictive, interruptions
and an unfit person TO be employed
by the city Of Greensburg. Van
treese denies all the allegations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-17
ONE KILLED WHEN AUTO
STRIKES MAIL WAGON
Four Others Seriously Hurt i'm Col
IisiOn at Terre Haute-
One May Die.

Associated Press Service:
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. It.
Frank Osborne. % years old, OF
MonteZuma, Ind, was killed; Louis
Stiedel. "a years old. of Terre Haute,
probably fatally injured, and Ed
Beggs, q, Ed Witherow, 29, and
Thomas Brown. so, seriously hurt
when a roadster struck a mail wagon
of the Terre Haute Star early Sun
day morning. Hugh Thomasson, So
years old, Harry Walter, % years
old. and Cleve Henderson, "a years
old. were bruised. Brown was the
driver of the mail wagon and was
enroute 20 the depot when the road
ster. speeding at 40 miles an hour,
struck him. The roadster has seats
for two. and the men were crowded
about the body, Stiedel sitting astride
the engine hood, probably obstruct-
ing the drivers view. The men
were driving on the wrong side of
the street and were returning from
road house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-17
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-17
JUMPS FROM BUS: is
RUN OVER BY TRAIN
Prominent Richmond. Mich. WOm-
an Dies From Injuries-Was
ON Way To- Depot.

News-Times Special Service:
RICHMOND, Mich. Jan. 17.-Mrs.
David Carl. a prominent woman Of
this place and wife OF Atty. David
Carl. was the victim OF a tragic
accident shortly before a. m. Mrs
Carl was riding in a bus driven by
George Jewell TO the depot 10 board
a train for Mount Clemens A dOu-
bic header freight train crashed into
he bus at the uptown crossing. Mrs
Carl jumped from the rear door Of
the bus and fell directly in front Of
the wheels OF the engine. Her left
arm and leg had been severed. She
was taken 10 the home OF F. J. Whit
taker and three physicians worked
over her but she died within three
hours. Jewell, was injured about the
head and body. Both horses were
killed.