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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

mig Elm 8erf5e11g 6eS engliiden Srei-
naa1rertbums eenaunt morben it,
tduld,en laiien. l1n6 mabr1i@ nidt
umionit bat er ii6 at ieinen Bripat'
1efret4r eire11 &atbolilden ca er-
mablt. Gus @erf ser Sauidltng
lieb ii6 10 o1f edit engliide 8eiie
Ieidter un6 griinolider boafabren.
Inns iebt tritt gera6e 6ieier fatboli-
id,e (?) @ilion Sraba,t Dor Sic Del
fentlidyfeit un0 bebmuptet, 6aB al Die
tbatiadlib nit Name1r nno 3abl
na%dgetpielenen nngebeuren lteber-
griffe ser bon @illon inooiierter
merifaniiden &egier1ng gegen Die
fatboliide STRIDE, bie unmenidlidye
MiBbanolung fatboliider &rieiter
u1ro Mo1men, aus 5tpeifelbaften 11n5u=
perldiiigen 9uellen itammten. Sobe
fird)lid)e @iiroe1trdger, @ertreter
grober Srganiiationen, miiilen es ii6
nun gefalen lalien, 6aB ite bon SSH
ion un6 1ei11em M1rbange often gepii=
lernraben als 2iig,rer o6er 6o6 tpe=
nigltelrs ols nnglatbluiiroig be5eid=
net mer0en.
Inns ld]pn fo11mrt ei11 relter 5fau=
sal, ilroern Ser Nadlpeis erbradt
miro baB ser bon 8ilion 5um Sber=
boupte ser merifnnii6en &epltblif
erforelle Gorra11a5, fem &eripred)e1,
Sic &eligionsfreibeit 5u reipeftierelr,
ol1rd grlab barboriider @elebe gegen
Sic fatboliide &eligion gebroden bat.
@er bon @ilion cine Men0erltng
ieiner M%erifopolitif ermartet, ser
miro ii6 ebe11io taltider, >pie jene eS
getbm baben, Sic an ieire al1fridttge
Me11tralitdt %glaubten, alS ct 6aS 6rie=
6ensgebet a1or6nete nn6 Sic 8eD01fe=
r1tng ern1obnte> in @orten un6 &C.
banfen neutral 5n fem. &u6 Ser
neutrality-suspicious. ~Mmerica" bon
Seem Oorf ideint ol(mabli6 Elm 2idt
m1f5ugeben iiber Sic pabre @elinn1tng
u11ieres @%rali6e1ten 1tn6 ieiner &egie=
r1t11g. Ser Yraii6ent Ser befannten
@od)en1drift, &ep. 81. s. &iernep,
ffiiibrt SEN @ampf gegen @ilion'S
Merifo=Yolitif III emergii6er @eiie;
boffentli6 tper6en ol1d Sic &e6offeure
ieines 8lattes iebt ein1eben, BOB mir
bier5ulan6e CUR 3eit 6o6 gang att
6ere Mufgaben un6 Sorgen baben,
als nns iiber erlogere o6er 6o6 iiber=
triebene ormenii6e @re1tel GIT erei=
fern.
@ilion ober lit es nit &i1fe ieines
fotboliiden Nripatlefretars gelun=
gen, Sic &atbolifen 6ieies 2qr6es
ebenio 51t tdl1iden inns 5u 5eriplittern,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
10 Gent nGasearcts"
fir 2eber nus @tngeuei6e.
@eilcn fratfes &upfmeb, @artleitisfeit,
&tltpiitdt, lauren Wtagen, idledtcn
Mt1em = 3ufer Gatartgtc.

@lei6biel pie idledt Cure 2eber, Maz
gen ODER @ingepei0e lino; pie itarf guer
&opfpeb lit, tpie elenb SIR gu9 fublt
bur6 @artleibigfeit unberbaulidfeit, 8iz
lio1itdt nnb trdge @in9etpeibe = SIR be-
fommt itets 2inberung bur6 Gascarets.
sic reinigen Ii. regulieren ben Magen TO-
fort, beieitigen Sic iaure, gd9ren0e Nabz
rung nnb faulen @aie; entfernen Die egz
1e11ibe @alle bon Ser 2eber nnb nebmen
bas unberbaute 3eug lnO @ift bon ben
@e0drmen nnb Den @ingeipeiben fort.
Cine 8ebn Gent @6adtel bon gurem
@potbefer tpirb Cure 2eber nnb @ingez
tpetbe rein ba1ten; BEN Magen fib, Den
&opf flar nnb bies auf Monnte bin.
sic arbeiten, ndbreno SIR f61aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
@ic Grfaltunqen at helen.

@ermen6et MuSiebung un6 @ur9E
aug. GBt ridtig. Mebmt Sings
Nel1e gnt6edung. @ie lit %5ubereitet
BON 5idtenbar3, beilen0en 8aliamen
un6 mil6en 2%artrmitteln. 9r. Sings
Seem 9iscoberp to6tet un6 bertreibt
6ie folten Seine, tpei4t sic gerei5te
&Seble nn6 beilt @nt5un6urg. Subet
10 biel STR moQt, SIR f0nnt fem bel=
ieres Suiten- un6 @rfaltungsmittel
fin6en. @s lit iiber 45 Sabre i'm
@ebran9 atn6 garantiert 3nfrie6en=
beit. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Kinder Scnrelep
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- To F IA

@te uniperiitdt BON Srforo bringt
gum @eoG9tnts &riegsgefollener, Die
fruber @9uler poer M%ngeb0rige biefer
5o919ule paren, in ibrer @%austopele
@rtnnerungStofeln an, Die neben benz
Namen Sen einbeitli@en Sert entbalz
ten: v@r fiel fir fem @oterlan0."
Sic SrforbzuniDeri itdt, Die INNER piel
oeatfGe @tubierenoe 5dblte uno inner
bal6 ibrer Mouern ME oen mi ten
0eutl&feinoli@en Singoismus geoul0et
bat, mor pie Sic u8erliner 3eitung
am Mittag" mitteilt = objeftip genug,
iol@e Safeln au@ fir ben jungen
!9errn bon 8etbmam unb Den 9t9ter
@rnft @ta6ler an3ubringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Sir @amS mtto
&I@e.
Sur bic Ttiertase.
s bpfoIab m It.

Gin @iertelpfun6 geriebene Gboto@
laoe, 3pei un3en fetngeftoBener 3uder
un6 3tpei l1n3en fetngeriebene Manbeln
nerben in Der pfanne auf offenes
5euer geiteut uno 9eriibrt, 6aB man
es nit benz Singer nod erlei6en tann.
Muf bas 8rett 9eben, nel@es gut NIT
3uder beftreut fem muB, mil 3pei roz
ben @tbpttern ausarbetten uno etne
@urit baraus formen, nelde 6ann in
3uder getpGl5t tirb. 9ie Mafe ldbt
fi@ be1iebig former un6 fam man
aud Stere II. I. m. 6araus btlben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Tdmilienkrei$.
8ie er5ieben 1uir ridiidtspolle &in=
Ser.

@enn gl1ten @eni6en Elm fleiner
gr6enbiirger in 6ie glrme gelegt
miro, empfin6en lie tief sic beilige
Eflidt, 6ie ibnen nit Ser gr5iebung
6es &ir0es auferle9t miro, un6 iie
baben 11l&r SEN @unid, eS 5u einem
tiidtigen Meniden beran5ubiloen.
@os ober lit mobl idiperer, alS Elm
&in6 gut gu er5ieben! 9ie uneno=
lid)e 9iebe, sic iie 6em fletnen 8e=
fen ertgegenbringen ldBt Tie ebenio
miiniden 6oB iein 9ebenstpeg mdt
bart uer6en m0dte, nn6 aleS, mas
iie 6a511 b%eitragen f0n1ten, m0dten
iie tbun. Sn iibergroBer 3drtlidfeit
berlogen tie ibm feinen @unid, 6as
iammerli6e S6reien 6eS &inoes,
menn ibm etpaS berboten, ettpas
nidt getpabrt mir6> f0nnen iie ridt
b0ren. Oft itebt es a116 10 biibi9
aus, mer1 6as fletne Neri 0nden
idmout rno b6ie miro, rt16 i6on
sur 8%elobnr11g fiir Sen Spab 6en
Ste Grlpadiene11 6a6urd batten, mub
ibm 1ein @iae getban mer6e1t. Gin
&in6 ober fiiblt es bal6 berouS, OBJ
ibm fem Gbreien, feline trotsigel1 &C.
beroen niibe1r. Mor es Ser SAT-, 10
miro aus 6ern jai1mnerliden bal6 elm
1%tnge5ogeneS gdreien, outs 6em
Characterization ein b6ies @elidt
un6 pob1 gur Stompfen nit Sen Sit
ZEN. CIV madit 6as Sinh bera1t, 1trb
Sic lttorten, Sic ant 6enn f1einen ST.
giirden 6rollig mirften, iin6 nit ge=
madien ua6 babett iid) 5u bdBliden
Observation-Disclosures a1tsgebil6et.
Gos &in6 lit lieblos ltn6 lelb7tiii6tig
%getpor6en, es fennt feline &iidlidt oltf
Mn6ere; inn @o%r6ergru116e ieines
9et1fens un6 6iihIens itebt 1tetS fem
1iebes 3d." Gie Gltern o6er St.
5ieber fragen li@ iorgeoou, tpie es n1tr
10 mer6en fon11te: u@ir boben linn
6o6 olles 511liebe gethon."s @oben Tie
6abei ober o1tb 6os Sinh gelebrt, Mr=
6eren a1es 5uliebe GIT tb1tn? Dob
ser einiihtsoole grmadiene &iifiidt
a11f 6os &ino, ouf fem geiitiges un6
forper1ides .@obl nimmt, ber1tebt
li6 bon ielbit. Gin &in6 ober mltB
ia erit 1erner, Niidlidt o1f Mn6ere
GIT nebmen.
Gas n%eugeborene &i1r6 meiB nod
1rid)ts bon Sag tins gsodt 1tn6 lit
iebr bereit, 6ie Modt 5um Sage GIT
MAIDEN, uer1t es nidt zines @eIieren
belebrt miro. gs 1iegt gei0tttigt u1t6
moblperi orgt in ieinem &orbd)e11,
aber es aidreit, 6en1t es mtG %getrogen
1ttr6 u%nterbolten fem. @dbrerb ith
Sic M1&tter nod einn1oI 6obon iiber=
5etgt, 6oB ibm nidts mongelt 1tn6
SITES in gutter Sr6n1ng it, ioqt 1ie
ibm nit 1eiier bernbiqenber Gimme,
6ob iebt sdlofens5eit lit nno Softer
ltn6 M1ttter Sen @hlof brol1d1en;
6enn iie fo1111en ami Sage niht ruben,
per11r Sos &in6 bebog1i6 lit feiner
@iege 1iegen b1eiben barf. Mber mo-
tiirlih fat 6os feline &in6den nihts
bon an 6ielen &ernltnftgriin6en Der
ifeben f0nnen = fa1tm lit Sic M11tter
bom &orbden tpeggegangen, fGingt
Ser flet1te sdreiboIs bon 1tel1e11 an,
6iesma1 frdftiger ltn6 1%tngnG6iger,
aber es riibrt iid 1%1iennan6, nn6 pet1tt
es ste @lter11 es iiber li6 getpinner,
6ieS nadtlide CONCERT NUT ar5ubore1t,
obne Noti5 6abo11 at nebmer, 10 miro
6aS &in6 bal6 empfin6en, oaB linn
fem gdreien midts riitt, un6 oub
i6lafen. l1nbetpuBt fat eS gelernt,
&Iiidiidt o1f feline nmgebung gu 1reb=
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10

anyway" whispered Letitia to her.
self, Il shall-'Irepare.'" She flushed
a trtfie as she said it, her self-con-
seriousness causing sensitiveness
that made her shrink from anybody
guessing the motives that lay under
her secret plans.
Then the neighbors began to talk.
They all knew that Miss Parker had
comparatively small income and that
her surplus was sparse and incidental.
The old house was given a new coat
of paint, the interior was neatly but
cheaply retlecorated. Some chairs and
a hammock adorned the porch. \
coy lOvcr-suggeSting rustic seat Was
set under Il shady tree in the garden.
"Shc must have more coming in
than we thought" gossiped IL neigh
Dor. "to go to all that expense
They little knew the hard pairing
and Scraping the frugal Letitia exer-
cised to carry out her project of "pre-
paredness." Miss Parker blushed
again when she finished some soft
downy pillows for the hammock. She
was not planning for her own com
tort. She WAS preparing" for wis
tors" and if through her mentality
there ran u vision OF IL stalwart, mu j,
~ young fellow lollirg in the ham.
mock. her good. kind soul was Mt fault,
not vanity nor the base maneuvering
OF a really designing woman.
How her innocent, tender heart
huttered as the postnmn handed her Il
letter postmarked "Gosport.' That
was the town where Abel Drake was
visiting his folk. She opened it with
trembling fingers. she perused it with
longing eyes.
"oh. he is c"ming!" she breathod.
will he remember the old days?"
Abel had written brief respectful
note. He was coming to Wayne on
business. he said, and would be glad
to meet h"r again. Her reply was for
NAL. but it put her in a tiutter all day
long. Then her days of days! She
had dOnned her new gown with all
the pretty ornaments she possessed.
She might well feel thrill of pride
as she glanced mt the mirror. A regal
~ beautiful woman showed. Letitia
was not vain. but she could not but
realize the fact.
She feignnd to he trimming the rose
bushes l;i:nS the fence When she saw
her expected visitor coming down the
street. Her breath came quick. All!
he had stopped to greet an old friend.
Then neighbor, woman standing ut
her gate, detained him SO long that
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10

Letitia fairly stamped her foot In vex.
alton. And then-he came, and his
bronzed. handsome face filed her
vision and she was happy.
From the first she detected certain
cOnstraint in his manner and marveled
at it. He was distinctly formal and
insisted that he could stop for only a
moment. Her heart sank as he told
her that he was going to return to the
West. Then-sadly, she fancied, quite
sadly-he babe her good-by and was
gone.
1t was all so hasty. so different to
what she had anticipated, she sat
down on the rustic bench-alas! SO
lonesome-lOoking now. The tears came.
Her proud woman's heart sought to
stem the overpOwering torrent of dis.
pair vainly.
II loved him sO-oh, loved him sO,''
she sobbed forth, "and he is gone for
ever!"
ooh, Miss Parker. please mamma
wants to borrow three eggs. If you've
got them. We're going to have com.
pany for supper, and she didn't ex.
pect it, and she'll send them back to.
morrow, and please don't cry. Are
you sick. Miss Parker?"
It was quite natural that the little
prattler, when she returned home
should tell of the kind lady she had
found in tears. Her neighbor, Mrs
Earle. ut once OWNED the reason. Abel
Drake got a new viewpoint Of things
in general. His hostess corrected some
false impressions he had received.
II fancicd from what heard in the
town and the general air Of prosper
f, lily about the place. that Miss Parker
h"d got far out Of my sphere of lin.
! tied means" and then from what she
F., told him he learned the truth.
! !.ctitia. seated on the porch an hour
later. started as firm hasty football
crlnchcd on the gravel path.
81 could not go away without see
ing you once lnore' spoke Abel. sert
n,,sly, steadily. "after corning so fri
only to say to you what been in
my heart ever since I left here five
! years ago.
j And then he told Of his hard work
to acquire n few thousand dollars
seeming to him pitifully small wher
compared with the apparent wealth OF
; the woman he loved.
And then the truth came out-she
was poor, and glad Of 1t, for he was
| rich-oh. infinitely rich in love! anG
Abel Drake did not leave for the West
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10

with fortune" Abel was reported to
have said. IF l make. go of it I
am coming back to ask the woman
most admire and respect to be my
wife, and that is Letitia Parker
And upon this frail soul food Letitia
had existed during the long patient
years. AT the first she had hoped Mr..
Drake would write her from his new
place of soiourn in the West, but he
had not done SO. Then she had folded
her hands and sighed. telling herself
that it was "bctter to have loved and
lost than never to have loved at ALL"
Just now all the old romance was
revived. The newspaper announce
ment stirred her magically, nightly.
Or course. sooner or later he would
come to Wayne to see his old friends.
He might not have succeeded in his
plans for getting on in the world. He
might be only making Il flying visit.
He might have forgotten all about her.
Still, hope burned brightly in her long,
ing heart.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
Preparedness
n
Bu Hector Raunie Burleioh

&SSS ~ Nv w TyS'JlSVgS' IN 2vrS1vS ~ 1lEsS
Copyright. 1916. by w. G. Chapman.)
preparedness is the keynote of the
hour" read Miss Letitia Parker in the
weekly newspaper of the little village
In which she lived.
She scarcely understood the full
meaning and specific application of
the word, for hers was a placid life
avoiding wars alarms. She never for.
got that word thereafter, however, for
directly below it was q four-line local
Item that made the color rise to her
cheek and her breath come quick. II
ran:
"Our former townsman, Abel
Drake, is sojourning with some rela-
tives down Gosport way. Five years
is long time. Drop around and get
q good friendly handshake, Neighbor
Drake"
"He-has-come-ba breathed
Miss Parker unanimously, and her
hand grasped the paper with Il nerv.
Gus twitching of the fingers. and her
eyes took to their depths yearning,
futtering PARKWAY expression.
For 1t was indeed five years since
Abel Drake had gone away. and all
that time he had been enshrined in
her heart of hearts as the model, the
idol of her sentimental dreamings.
He was twenty-five then. she two
years younger. Now she was twenty
five, but time had not dissolved the
velvet sOftness Of her check nor the
gentle luster of her eyes. She had
grown trifle prim with the dawning
of wOmanhOod, but her heart was still
young.
She had always liked Abel, despite
his quiet retiring way. A stray ex.
preston Of friend of Abel, coming
to her ears secondhand, had cast the
die that fixed her life's hope and
aspiration. I'm going away to wrestle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
TO HAVE AUTO SHOW
Kalamazoo Plans For Big Motor
Event Soon.
News Times Special Service A:

New y 4 iultS NIltflUl service.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan. Is
With greater attractions. a bigger
display of cars and more elaborate
decorative schemes than has ever
been offered before, the sixth an
nual automobile show given by the
Kalamazoo Automobile Dealers as
ISOLATION will be held at the Mich
igan state armory in Kalamazoo.
Feb. 1-6.
The products of AZ factories, rep
resenting over 100000 in cars, will
be on display. and the America
First" decorative scheme has entail
ed a cost of $2.509. over 1000
flags and 1000 incandescent lights
will be used in the plans which the
decorators have prepared for the
weeks event.
The entertainment feature will
also be greater than has ever been
provided before. Fischers orches-
ira will furnish music every day
during the show, and at the close
in the evening the hall will be turn
ed over for dancing.
Tuesday night will be observed
as ladies' night, Wednesday night as
cabaret night, Thursday as society
night. Saturday as gaiety night, and
Friday will be observed as dealers
day when all the dealers from south
western Michigan are expected to
participate in the special features
that have been arranged for them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
MUNClE OFFICIALS ARE
SURPRISED AT ACTION
lid Not Expect That State Supreme
Court Would Allow Special
Prosecutors.

News Timcs Special service:
MUNClE, Ind, Jan. 2S.-Ihe rui-
iu- OF the state supreme court yes
terday. holding that Judge Frank
EIss OF the Delaware circuit court
may appoint a special judge TO try
tho cases OF local public officers on
ITO charge Of malfeasance in ONCE.
even if J. Frank Mann. the prose-
cutting attorney object came as a
surprise 10 the officers accused of
vrOngdoing. At tho same time there
was "a disposition among them TO be-
I.cve that there still is a loOphole OF
escape. Disinterested lawyers think
differently. and say the way now is
open for an early tria! OF the cases
jhat have been pending for nearly "A
yeor.
Apparently the cases against the
accused officers are returned TO the
Delaware county circuit court for
trial. with Judge William A. Thomp-
son and wilbur Bymau as special
prosecuting attorneys. supplantius
J Frank Mann. the regularly elect
cd prosecutor. Mann being disqUal-
Fed because his chief deputy. Gene
Williams. is one OF those under ac-
cusatiou OF malteusance
Williams who is named as relator
m the various cases. said ne had
Io-hins 10 say i'm regard 90 the mat
SER Judge Ellis who did not appear
in the city until late i'm the evening
having been i'm JAY county where he
attended the funeral Of relative.
made no comment. Lawyers for the
de endants likewise were silent It
is probable that attorneys represent
lnE the several defendants will take
some legal move following con-
fcl eucc that was TO he held here
this afternoon but its nature was
predetermined
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
ORDERS FLINT TO DUST
GAMBLING DEVICES
Gov. Ferris Says He Will Clean
Up State of Mich
Igan.
Service:

News Times Special Service:
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 2S.-Gov.
Ferris has taken drastic steps TO
stop all form of gambling in Flint
and ne says that unless city and
county officials in other parts Of the
state enforce the law in this regard
he will issue similar instructions TO
sher.ffs when complaints are made
and he is convinced that such action
is necessary.
1T has been called TO my atten-
ton by reliable information that
there exists in Flint at this time
gambling. slot machines, punch
boards and other games Of chance
which are in direct violation of the
laws of this state,'' said Gov. Ferris
in letter 20 Sheriff Green of Gen
esee county
LAS governor Of Michigan I call
upon YOU as sheriff Of Genesee
county. in which the city of Flint is
located. 10 see that the laws of the
state are strictly adhered TO and l
will hold you personally responsible
for the enforcement of all laws in
the county
II trust that you will at once
confiscate all slot machines and
other gambling devices that are be-
ing used in the city Of Flint and see
that criminal action is taken against
the violators"
The governor was informed by a
committee of citizens of Flint that
no attempt is being made to enforce
the laws against gambling and that
city officials have failed TO act in
this matter While the governor has
little authority over a city official,
il is within his jurisdiction TO re-
move a county official and Gov.
Ferris says Sheriff Green must be
removed from office if he neglects
to enforce the law in Flint
"All kinds of gambling devices in
Flint must CO." said Gov. Ferris.
BY this I mean every game where
a person does not receive full value
for every cent he spends. Any game
where a man has a chance 10 get
something for nothing and where
he runs the risk Of spending his
money and getting nothing in re-
turn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28

Friends of Mrs. Margaret Sanger.
whose trial for disseminating litera-
ture regarding birth control, has
been postponed for the federal auth
critics until the February session,
are loud in their protests at the de-
lay. Many of them do not hesitate
to say that in their opinion the case
will never be heard.
Or. Elizabeth Hamilton Muncie.
OF Brooklyn. one of the foremost
women physicians of the country,
said today:
1T is an absurd law that makes
il felony 10 disseminate knowledge
that may lead TO human birth con-
troll. I. for one. would urge the
necessity of licensing the medical
profession TO aid in the prevention
of births in many cases. Unless we
take measures in regulating the
birth of children our country will
soon be overrun by degenerates."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
ANOTHER WOLF DRIVE
FOR JASPER COUNTY
Expect That Two Thousand VIII
Take PaIf-Event Scheduled
For Fc5. 4.
90 Times sperlal Service: :

sffNH- iiiif-~ NIifiltl NtINiff
MEANWHILE, Ind. Jan. IS
A wolf drive will be held Friday,
Feb. 4, in the northern part Of Jas
per county near the Kankakee river.
and hunters from several states will
be asked to take part. The man
ayers Of the affair hope to have
1000 men in line Motion pictures
will be taken of the hunt and a
trap shoot is to be one OF the at
fractions Of the day
The drive will be IN the charge Of
Charles W. Russell Ben Turner. r.
+. Davis. Frank Hirshman and
George Miller and will start prompt
ly at 10 o'clock i'm the morning. The
hunt will cover two townships and
will be through swamp and timber
lands That plenty wolves and bad
wolves. are TO be found in the area
designated for the drive. is indicated
by the invitation Of the promoters
which says there can be no doubt
OF the presence of scores of wolves
in this locality; for not only have
they been seen and killed recently.
but they have wantonly preyed on
the flOcks and poultry of the scat
tered farmers Of this region. until
the farmers have called for relief
Enthusiasm is at a high pitch all
through this section in anticipation
az hunt Of so novel a character,
and one that will soon be an i'm
possibility in one of the central
states"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
GIRL OF II Is MISSING
Parents Fear school Child Has Been
Lurcd Away.

News Times Special Service:
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Jan. rs
The police have been unable to find
Rocella Agbury, the 12-year-oId
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Harlan f..
Asbury. who has been missing since
she left home Wednesday morning
to attend school. The parents of
the child fear she may have been
lured away, or that she has been
seized with a nervous disease to
which she has been subject and is
helpless
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
JACKSON BURGLAR BALKS
At LEAVING. ARRESTED.

News- Times Special Service.
JACKSON Mich. Jan. 2S-
Because James PAYNE was too
persistent as burglar. he landed
IN the police station and ives al
most Immediately sentenced 90 S.
days i'm the Detroit house Of cor
rection Payne entered the home
OF Harvey McCrum. w wash
ingtOn St. los crawling over
tr9nsOm lie was discoV cred.
while wandering about the mp
stairs rooms and was ordered but
by 'he family. declined 90 leave
and ;he police got him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
STARTS $4,000 BLAZE
Store and odd Fellows Building at
Austin observation-disclosures
il Unknown.
ws-Times Special Service

News Times Special Service.
AUSTIN. Ind. Jan 2S.-F'ire.
which was started by the explosion
Of gasoline in the general store Of
c. d. Kinney. last night, destroyed
the stock of the store and the odd
Fellows building causing a loss OF
10000 The cause of the explo-
sion is unknown. The gasoline was
in a tank and was part Of lighting
system. The machine and black
smith shOp OF T. II Kinney adjOin-
ing the odd Fellows building. was
also destroyed and neighboring
buildings were damaged.