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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10
Southern States Remain Solid.

Atlanta, Ga.-President Wilson was
given the usual substantial MAORI.
ties i'll the Southern States of Vir.
ginia,~ North and South Carolipa,
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and
Texas. Democratic state tickets were
elected by customary majorities.
The Democrats gained at least one
seat in Congress in the defeat OF
James J. Britt. Republican, in North
Carolina. In Virginia, the Democrats
retained their nine seats and the race
in the Ninth District, which is nor
mally Republican, is close. Whit P.
Martin, Progressive candidate for re
election. won over Wade 0. Martin.
Democrat, in the Third Louisiana dis
trict. In Tennessee eight Democratic
and two Republican congressman were
reelected.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Operations in the North Louisiana
oil fields near Shreveport during the
last month have resulted in an I'M
usually large percentage OF dry holes
and a very small amount Of new pro-
duction. OF forty completed wells
twenty were dry holes, three were
gas wells, and seventeen had an in.
itial daily production Of only 765 bar.
rels. a decrease Of 3,400 barrels from
last months average and q decidedly
bad showing against the days when
wells were completed almost daily
which had an initial production OF
from one to 1--WE thousand barrels
each.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

New Orleans.-There were Is
amendments on the ballot. All have
apparently carried, except No. S,
which would have given women the
right to serve on boards Of correction
and education.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10
Raiaea At Cotton MNls.

Greenvilie. 8. C.-The Laurens Cot
ton Mill Of Laurens and the Poinsett
Mill of Greenville have announced
wage increases Of 10 per cent. AbOua
700 operatives ere affected.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Bunkie made It's bid for the Jefer-
son highway at q large and enthusias-
tic meeting that was held In the Elite
Theater. Largo delegations from L.
compate, CheneyviIe, Cottonport, Ne
Vile, Marksville. and other surround
ing towns wers in attendance.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Opponents OF the board Of affairs
and other amendments have ~placarded
st. Landry parish with posters, ad-
vsrtising meetings at which addresses
will be made against these amend
nnents. The opponents Of these meas.
ures, however, consistently refuse to
meet the proponents in joint debate
before the people.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

The DeRidder Farm Growers AS.
ISOLATION is meeting with much sue
cess. The president, B. F. James, re-
ports potato digging and selling we'll
under way. The association, he says.
shipped four cars Of sweet potatoes
this week to various Northern points.
and they have orders for six more
cars.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Oklahoma! City.-Democratic con
gressmen were elected in all except
the First, Fifth and Eighth districts
where Chandler, Dods0n, and Morgan
Republicans, were elected, respec
lively.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Several exhibits have been sent from
onelousas and 81. Landry parish to
No state Fair at Shreveport. These
include live stock, school and asrF
cultural exhibits.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Oklahoma City.-Wilson carried Ok
lahoma by between 10000 and $4,000
The entire Democratic state tickle,
was elected. The fair election Law
was adopted.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Portland, Maine.-Six Republican
electors were chosen in Maine, with
an estimated plurality Of 5000 out OF
a total vote OF about $4,000. Hughes
had 5000 and Wilson 60,102.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Baltimore, Nd.-Dr. Joseph France
Republican, was elected to the Unitee
States Senate.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Grand Island, Neb.-Silas r. Barton,
a member Of the Sixty-third Congress,
from the Fifth Nebraska district, and
the Republican candidate for re-elec
ton, died suddenly Tuesday morning
OF acute pneumonia.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Traffic law regulations recommend
Cd nv Commissioner Of Public Safety
George Thurber were the principal
matters considered by the city council.
which adopted two ordinances amend
ing sections Of the general trafic law
and passed through initial reading a
rew measure intended to prohibit
hovs and girls under Is years OF age
from driving automobiles in Shreve-
port.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Louisville. Ky.-In the first nine
congressional districts Of the state
the present Democratic members were
reelected by apparently safe MAORI.
ties on the face of unofficial returns.
In the Tenth district Congressman
John w. Langtry was successful by
an overwhelming majority and the
election by a large majority Of Con
gresham Caleb Powers, Republican
in the Eleventh district is conceded.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

The citizens of Carencro have m
aupurated a movement to form q
school district for the purpose Of levy.
inx a tax to construct a modern pub
Tic school building OF brick to cost
$40. 600 and S. ]. Breaux. E C. Ar
ceueaux, Ophe Melancon and Prof. F.
NJ. Bacque were appointed to outline
tho district and draw up the neces-
sary papers upon which the school
board may act.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Fort Smith.-Judge r. H. Powell,
in his ninetieth year, cast his vote
for President Wilson. The judge cast
his first presidential vote for Presl'
dent Zachary Taylor. He has voted
in every presidential election except
one since Taylor was elected.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Providence. r. I.-Peier Goelet Ger
ry, Democrat. was elected to the Unit
ed States Senate, defeating Henry f.
Lippit, Rhode Islands present senior
senator, by nearly 1000, and giving
the state a Democratic representative
in the upper branch of Congress for
the first time in more than 40 years.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

AS a result Of the visit Of Ad1utant
General C. C. McCrory, OF the Louis
lana National Guard, to Bogalusa
work will start at once on the building
of an armory. General hcCrory made
his first official visit here and after
a conference with Mayor Guerre and
CAPTAIN Leblanc, announcement was
made that he favored the plans Of
the armory. which we're prepared sew.
eral weeks ago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

iDunitn. Der nidt einnol burd) bic
unneutraIen Prin3ipisn bss prdfibsns
ten serehtFertist ipdrs 60 oft ein6anz
belsidiff uerfsntt ipirb, pirb BON De-
nen, bic f9 auf osm S4iifs befanbsn,
bebaupist. baB bic 9erfsniuns burd
einen Sorpebo iiattsefunben bat, pbns
bab iid Elm beItimmtsr gepeis bafiir
srlansen ldbt, obsr bab cine gerIen=
tuns obns Nnruf itatigefunben bat,
mas Isbigli9 aus feinbli4er @biitt
bsbaupist ipirb, bsnn ss 1T felbitpsrs
ftdnblid. bab bic Mannf6aften unb
bic paFagiere bss perfentten S4iffes
5einbe Der Ration iinb, beren 9aufs
boot bas S9iff psrfeHtt bot. Jn FOLDER
Deife lam es ii9 nidt bios ereisnsn,
Ionbsrn III foear nit geitimmthsit ans
,unebmen, bab elm aries uuf falidss
3.usnib bin sntiieheu iDnnte. Wer
cine iOl9e 9efabr nidt gu perbinbsrn
iu6t, banbelt nidt ipie Elm ameritas
nsr, Ipnbern ipis Elm grobrite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
MntmDrt bes Senatprs
POmerene.

5err Colon S6ptt bon bier ii6ers
mittelte an uniersn Senator pomsrene
elm Runbfdreiben, tporin er. eriu9t
purbe, fir bic Gorei6e ReioIution gu
itimmeu, tDel6e ameritanifte Sirger
ermabnt, ben 9anbeIsifJiffen Der
triessfitbrenben Md4te fern gu blei=
ben.
Darauf bat Ssnotor pomerene ges
antpprtet: Die erpdbnte ReIolution
ntbsritrebe bem @runbiaB, bab bic
Meere frei isin miiiien. Dir bGttsn
i'm Sabre 1872, I'm bisfe 6rsibeit gu
bebaapteu, gu ben @affsn gssriffsn
unb biirften fie aud jeBt nidt preisges
ben. ameritu, uls Die gr0bts neutrale
ytdtion, fsi Derpfli9tet, Die nsutraleu
Redte gu tpabrsn unb burfe ni9t Die
Glusge itreihen. Damn lei es ni1t
auldiiig, bab man ben Prdiioentsn in
ieinen biplomatii9en llnterbdnblungen
it0re uHb i'm DOR Der gan5eu Mslt in
UtiBtrebit bringe. gs eeaieme ameritas
nifden 8iirsern, fol6e angelegenbeiten
nit nmeritanii6en 2lueen gu priifen
uHb fie biirften bem prGiibenten in Der
gertretung ameritanii6er prinSipien
feline 9inberniiIe in ben @eg legcn.
go nett babe sr ben 9rieg uns fern
gebaIten unb er fDeroe, tpie Der Senas
tor gluubt, uns tpeiter Dor &rieasge=
fair fhiisen, tpenn man i'm ni6t in
feiner biplomatifden 9bGtigteit behin-
bere.
Oieis @ntport beg Genators III nur
ourd bic &iibnbeit Der 8ebduptunq be-
msrtensDertb. Gr iaat. baB Der grGiie
bent Derpflidtet iei. bic neutrolcn
ae6te gu pertheibisen. Der umitano
1T aber, baB sr bas nidt tbut unb oas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

Snber 4pnferen3ber u :
liirten baben am sriten Sas Die
Sibrer Der Sseri9aaren bas Wort ges
babt. Wenn lie uu9 ni9ts ii6er ibre
8erbanbluneen baben Derlauten laien,
70 1T bod lei6t ssHus gu erratben.
mas ibnen Gorge ma6t. Jsi6t genus,
bab iie ben leinD ni9t iiberipinDsn
ionnen, iteben lie DOT Der unansensbs
men ausii9t, ielber iiberpuuben gu
iperOsu. DieIsn grfols msHsn lie
benz nmitanb bel, bab Der 5siuD
bic innere 2inie bat, bas beibt, feline
seiammten Streittrdfte na9 gslie6su
iiber Elm 9ebiet Don grras Biz 9asbuo
Su pertpenben Dermag, no lie am
DriRsenoiten benotbist perben. Dieter
itrategifte 9ortbsil 1T in erfter Reibe
ben auiirten burd bic gepgrdpbis
fhen @erbdltniife pertpebrt. 8as bis
Der itdrtfte 2anb, Rublunb, 1T Don
feinen 9unbesgenoTeu pOnia abges
f9IOHen. Der 5peite Grunb 1T, pab
bic 9llIiirtsu, bic suiammenipirten
tOnntsn, bas peripeisern. Sierbei ban
belt es iia 5umstit UNI Stalien. 0ieies
Doate ppr aonitantinopel niht mits
MAIDEN unb bat ii9 aud bislans ents
i6ieben sepeissrt, Sruppsn nu9
Grantreib gu ibiden. 0abei nirb es
pobl bleiben, neil Stalien Fiir4tet,
bab ipsnn ss Sruppsn mad uusn1rts
f6idt, Die Seiisrret9er in Iein 2anb
t0nnten unb neil es aid
ieinen 0erbiinbeten Mot re9t traui.
,Stalten itrebt nad Der Serri6aft iiber
oas IbriatiI9e Mser unb Rublanb
ebenfalls, tppau es Ii5 Serbiens be-
oients. Die GnglGnber i6iden fpobl
Sruppen mad Brdntreid, aber ni6t
genus unb tpeisern iit, arDbers Silfs
'u lstftsu, neil iis es fir pi6tiser
balten, Ggppten unb Snbisn su
I9iiBen. Wenn bic SesrFiibrsr bas Of
fen etnsefte6en fpollten, bunn tpiirbs1
ibrs betreffenbsn 2dnbsr an JrisDen
oeHten. Da bas aber ni9t gfdiebt,
10 tptrb bic aonfsren3 reiultatIos pers
Iaufen. Grsili6 tptrb bsbauptet, Sab
IN Der @eriummluns bic Sriebensfrase
befproden tperben foll, dbsr bas piirbe
nt9t au ben bodNabrenben Qeubsruns
zen Der dlIitrten Teinifter itirnmen. bab
in Jrieben ni6t sber mDgIib fei, als
big Deutihlanb 5u gObsn getporfen
porben 1T unb bas pirb tsiner BON ben
Jrobrebenben fogenannten Staatss
ndnnern erleben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

DeutIdlanb fsinbliden Ration an unb
bieis perben unisr allen llmitGnnen
cine sprpsbiruns bebaupten, ba ibnsn
poIlauf bstannt 1T. bab ibrer beIysfs
fsnben Resisruns Elm ariee siuiiden
Deuti6ldnb unb ben Der. Staaten
niIItummen mare, I'm 2ebtere ais
9uubssgenoFen gu eepinnsn. Der
Inedben BON paiIasieren tann man
unm0slih 9stpi9t beimsiisn. Soipeit
iie 0eutf9lanp feinbli9en Natipnsn
ansebOren, ipsrben lie pon berielben
Ibiidt seleitet, ipie bic MonnI9aften
unb iofpeit lie Reutrals iinb, t6nnen
iis unmDslid Die n0tbiss Ga9tsnntnib
beiiben, um feitsuitelen, Oh cine 9ers
feHtung bur9 sinsn Sprpebo obsr
bur6 cine Wline itattsefunbsn bat.
Sier3u tommt nod, bab lie in 5olss
Der panit gar ni9t in Der Gage pas
rem 5iiperldiiise gsoba6tungen su
MAIDEN, ba man ben Sprpebo Ielbit
ni6t iiebt. 0as einsise 4nssi9en oas
fir 1T cine WaHsrbabn, bic aber
ebenfalls bur6 cine IfinsnzG Grplpiipn
peruriatt porben iein t0unte. Sn
folder Weiie lit bic MDgHdteit oors
banben, bab tbeils burd) msinsibiss
@usiagen, tbeils bur9 @preinsenom=
menbsit unb tbeils burd unridtiee
8eobadtunsen Elm &risssfaIl eeifaf=
fen fperben tDnnte. 0d gebietet bod,
bic aIusbeit unb bic @srs9tieteit. Ell
ner folhen 9efabr bur6 Elm @srbot an
amsritaniide pafasiere, auf feinbli=
den Sanbslsfhiffen gu fabrsn. porius
beugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
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loeIsn Gresb, is. Git Court Cir.
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lGarrie aaesp. 81. 1882 9qmsr Str.
JSibnep grsn. "a, 754 Barr Ctr.
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yCrDille Rrssr. 10, 1853 DutIss
! StEabe.
lalnna @aIi.r. 10, 1927 msisrn alDs.
iMilIiam 3. GonbOn, 20. 21l on
libertp Sir.
laissis @ropn, 90. 20 Of 15. Ctr.
jRubOIpb WsibIbsrssr. 2s. Rem RID
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

be iuni, ipr fsIbfi bic e(nifrnsun.
gen bss gorip1risbrinsrns in per-
fdnsiiem YiebfrbuI3e, ouf ;sripiibltsnl
unb bsreiiism goben isnni. ipirb bic.
fem Sturms ben seredltsn Rubmsss
titsl sebtn tonnen. llnb ipiebsrum,
lpif BEL ben fiji gefporbensn perlaHes
nen SieIlunse borse5ossnsr Battle
rien, 70 lit es itBi aud, bisr Dor bic
lem GeIbe bsiber admpfe: ss fprid!
BON Mdnnern. bentn btr Sitg nug
Neg su nsum Sissen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
Sn Wafbinstoner Offisiels

SH Bai9instOnsr Offiaiels
len areiien bdlt man ben i5risbsn nit
Seutiblanb burh bic 8erieutung Der
mGaHer" fir ernitlid sefdbrOet. Gs
banbelt iidb barum, ob eins Sprpsbis
rung itattgefuHben bat. Sc lit aber
aud eine W1gli9teit porbanben, bag
bas S4iff auf cine Rine aufselauisu
1T, in rpel6em Salle Der 8orfan iiir
unier aanb nt9t in 8etradt fame.
Mis nil man nun feftitsllsH, ob bag
Cine obsr 4upere itdtteefunben bat2
Die 3eugen. Die fir cine Sorpebirung
ausfagen. fino abfolut unauDsrlGfIig.
8ie Ranrf4uften seb0ren elmer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

Der &ousrsb beiddftist iid
in isber SiBung ieit spansis Subren
nit einem GeieBe sur gri4Derune Der
@iHpanberuns. Sn Der 8esriinbuns
b0ren mir bieIslben @rsumsnte, baB
man bic ameritanii9en @rbeiter Dor
0un9erI0bnen f6iisen miifie unb bas
neue 4rgument, Dab na6 Dem Rrisse
eine fDrmli9e @0lterpanberuns bon
Der onosrsn Seits bss Ossans Hosr
uns bereinbre9en tpsrbe. Nur Wlens
i9en, bic ii6 abfiatIi6 auer ginfidt
beri4lieben, t0nneu nod bic erters
Sebduptung aufre6t erbalten pouen.
Wir baben periooen sebobt. in pels
den mir ni9t senus Grbeiter bei9afs
fen tonnten unb uniere sSnbuitris
bate Die siinittgen 9erbGItntiIs, bic iid
ibr bOten. ipeaieu pon 1896 Big 1907,
gar ni4t ausniisen t0nnen, tpenn Der
Characterization ausgeblieben mare.
Su Bbteis 3upanoerung uns, na6oem
bic 9p9toniunttur abflaute, ni9t
belhtperIi6 mar, 1T ebenFaGs our 9es
niige eripieen, benn iobolb bic panit
bon 1907 iih einitelte, trat cine sro5e
Rutpanberung Elm. Die internaiios
male 5rei5iigtgteit bat ii9 als Der Bette
Regulator bes 2lrbeitsmarttss erpies
fen, ui9t Bios bei uus, ionbern in al
len anberen groben SnbuitrielGnbsrn.
eSn Deuti6lanb paren DOT bem &risge
Dtiaionen bon @usldnbern beihGftigt,
bic genau 10, pie BEL uns, na6 ibrer
Seimat6 suriidfebrten, ipenn 3eitrpeilig
eine Stiqe i'm Qrbeitsmartte einastres
ten mar. Wds bic 8ertGltntffe mad,
benz arieoe betrifft. III es bod ses
rabeau urfiHnig, cine itarte 3undnbee
rung nu6 8eenbigung besielben su
bsfiir6ten, ba bod Sober peib, nie
bas S6psrt unter ben @rbeitstrdfter
piitbet. 70 bag in europa fd Elm
qrober Qrbettermaneet nit entfpreS
6enb boben QObnen, bic BON Der @uss
tpanoerung abbuIten, iid fiibIbor mos
den pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28

Wenn q merit ami 6sn
9iirgern perboten ipiirbs, duf Sdiffsu
triegsfiibrenber Rationen 5u fabren,
rpiirbe fir ben praiibentsn Der bon
ibm oOrsei4iiBts Sruno fbpinbeu.
Der, tpie er id9t, ibn oabon ubbdIt. bon
@nglano gu forbern, bab es bic Be-
laitisung Der amsritauii9sn poitias
den siniteGt, bab es bic f9mahpole
9ergepaltisung unIeres Sanbels nidt
fortiebt, bab es uns ni4t ldnser burd
Elm @erbpt. nit neutraIen Rationen
9onoel gu treiben ,bsuriitbiet unb bers
getpaltigt. @enn auf biee Weife ere
ii9tlih 1T, bab mir bon Gnglanb uns
enblia gr6beres lnrs9t erleioen, als
bon 0euti6larb, bag tbdtiddIi6 gar
teins Re9te Dpn prattiI6em Wertb
iibertritt uno fogar cine unbeitrsit6are
8ere9tiguns gu ieinen Sanblungen
beiist, 10 lit uupertsnubar, bab bas
@erbot abiidtli6 ni6t erlafsn pirb,
bomit Gnglano uns fpeiter in Der
famadpolliten Meiie bebanbeln Tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
9ilGa lit fetner um5ina

9tlla 1T feiuer lImsins
gelune entganseH unb pirb ibr
rpieber sntge6en. Sn WeeTito einsn
Meni9en gu fu9en, Der nod ba5u auf
bic geibiIfe Der msiiten Gintpobnsr
reanen lam. lit cine fold persebli9s
4rbett, tpis cine Habel in einem Seus
fdober gu finben. IS 1T cine Sasb auf
elm SrrIiht init tpel4er uniere Srups
pen bei6Gftist iinb unb es 1T ffabe
I'm bas @slb unb bic Waiibe, bas iie
toitet. Wie in 10 pielen anberen DIM
gen, 1T Der prditbsnt aud in bieiem
Sale in sinem grobsn Srrtbum befan@
gen, Denn er glaubt, Dab bic @erfols
euns @iqus nidt nit elmer Snterpens
tion euben tpirb. Der einsise Msa,
bisie gu perbinnern, mar, ii9 um bic
Meritansr ni6t tiimmsrn, aber nil
ieiner groBen ftuatsmdnniI6en Weiss
belt, bic bsm Senator pomersne fold
erobe 9epuuberuns a6ringt, bat Der
prdiibent bic Snterbention porbereitet,
inbsm er Garrunaa anertannte.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Dick. Half Drowned. Yearns for Kiss of Woman Whose
Love He Betrayed

Dick noticed my hesitation whom
he asked me to 50 back home with
him Being the unattainable woman
4t-lhc- moment -Mas -the-nne ~
man who must be attained wv
about 10 speak but he started fnr
ward and grasped both my hands
We we're IN sheltered part OF the
deck somewhat apart from the other
guests
.tUTt then AT aE0ntzrd scream
broke the air about us
"Tcddy To-day lie Is overheard
someone save him, was Eli"ne's
appealing cry
jim Eide. Chadwick Hatton Pat
and a dozen others ran 20 our side
n the boat whore Dick and ] were
nearest the rail
Dick drornad my hands, shed his
evening coat Kicked his pumps onto
The deck and was over the rail In a
moment.
About % feet distant | saw Todlv
bohbing about The darling vas
trying hard 10 swim. He had been
taught few strokes ny his father.
From the side Of the boat ! heard
Dicks call Keep going. To-day
Keep going Uncle Dick will get
you in A moment
"All right" called Teddy family,
and then there was sharp childish
cry as ne threw UP his arms and
sank out OF sight
Jim. too. sprsng into the water
n seemed hours that ! could see
neither To-day nor Dick Jim's pow
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

trfHl strokes brought him quickly
B.. ~" spot Where tho boy had gone
down
llH-aaHl,- n4-n- sigh, and -attaF
IN eternity of waiting saw him
come up ut th- bo.ts side with
both Dick and 'totdy I'm hi arms
or rather 1W bad uick who was
claspus Todlv closely
IN less 'u" than Il has taken
TT trr ~ III i1+'r-ir BOOK. they
were al ON deck Roth Dick and
Todd wcrc almost lueless from ey-
hWytlor and Jim Was explaining
nCr ou.ly how he found both ~
them tnnoath a bit of wreckage
wrero they would have surely
drowned II he had not rescued
th,m
They ere all hurried to state
rooms and after little Dick open
ed his ewes.
"Was he saved ho asked
"Nes, dear Jim saved Won both, "
I answered
I'm glad that Toddv d'd not
drown he mlruuYcd you see.
Margle. Just as went down after
him ! felt something snap IN my
heart-s terrible pain and knew
nothing more Until WIS on deck"
"But you had Teddy in your arms
when jim found YOU dear
did l." he asked in surprise II
die nor know ! found him Then
he turned vcarily and with sigh
said, Kiss M. NSrciS
(TO BE Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

A week OF grand opera given in
careful and artistic fashion and AT
moderate scale OF prices, If prom
iSed local music lovers I'm the en-
gagement OF the San Carlo com
pany In the Garrick theater, which
begins Monday evening with a pre-
sentation OF Aida The weeks
repertoire will offer besides Aida.
Vcrdi's "Rigoletto" Tuesday even.
ing: Carmen" Wednesday after
noon. "CavalIeria Rusticsna" and
Pagliacci." Wednesday evening
La Gioconds." Thursday evening;
'Lohengrin." Friday evening Mar
ina, Saturday afternoon III TROY
atore." SATURDAY. evening The list
~ leading singers includes Nine
Kaestner, Nine Vaccari Nine. Fer
nablni. Nine Carreno Nine DE Met
tt. Nine DarcIee. Manuel Salszar
Pi#tro Corallo. Dayide Silva. Angelo
Antola. Guisepp Battistini, ) Solar
rtti Seeyral ~ these established
themselves in favor with Detroiters
last season. but a number will be
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

.,R 10. rnn.,,. 90 .s.,e. lIHG uays
fsr @,r uu.eI. Nmshtou. Go
Iron ,ck,uscn and Neuomt
nee
"e.stgr Davis. noted Chau.suquu
speaker AND assistant secretary of
''r wD'or und"t PRECEDENT NcKin
10y VIII speak .gt Iart.ncs Ger 20.
'ousre- srau Ee'h viii spend tho
vor, in livingston, Flint Genos,c
rp1 Oakland counties, senator
Tevrscrd N'll Dee u Charlotte HIS.
dslr Murcncv, Monroe and ~
Johns James r. GaraPld will speak
u. Jackson ON oct %, and In Flint
ou rbe next night
Clynn socaks Here Monday
Martin n. Glvnn, former governor
of Sow York and Democratic KEY
o"''r extraordinary will speak In
Detroit armory, Monday night Mr.
l...Gr keynote spccoh in ST. Louis
was declared by William Jennings
BRYAN to De- Che greatest orstoricHl
effort OF recent years"
Edwin f. Sweet. The Democratic
candifat" for governor. has plunged
into his stumping tour with much
vigor since he fired the real open INK
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23
WILL ORGANIZE
PEACE SOCIETY

A branch Of the International
League 70 Enforce Peace will be
formed in Michigan and preliminary
steps will be taken by Walter r.
norland. OF Chicago. a representa-
tive Of the league. who has come 10
Detroit for that purpose.
This leagues object Is 10 COM
bine the military powers OF the
word, which will make force so
enormous that no nation will wish
10 enter war and all difficulties will
be settled by arbitration brought
about by a representative body COM
posed OF persons from each nation.
There IS no thought OF attempting
to end the present war. the entire
policy being directed toward a
world peace FOR the future. Mr.. Dor
land will WORK with a Detroit com
mittee which will later affiliate with
state con- mittee.
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Pvinting-tAe plain nest kind--thet
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

Nine. Ethel leginska, who will
give piano recital Tuesday even
INK. oct "a in Arcadia, In tho
Central Concert cumpBny's course.
IL considered one OF the best OF the
women players and has Won an eR.
,iable reputation n America follow.
ing success in Europe She hogan
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

Officers Of tho free lance squad
ralded Hotel Powers. Woodward.
ave and Elizabetb--t Friday night.
and arrested - persons three OF
whom were held. charged with he
ing d'sorderly persons They were
Grace Hooper, Lula Stevens and Ray
Cooper No liquor was found In
the place The hotel IL said by 20
lice TO be rcnG zyous FOR undesira
blea
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

Pm Of hi, campa'cu by declaring in
l.tor I' statewide a.ub.l ton lie
Ui'I spend n"yt Friday campaigning
iu Bad Axe. he home OF Mr. Sleep.
or bee viii be- in Ulllsdale Monday,
i'm Battle Creek Tuesday. Port iiu-
ron Wednesday and in Sanilac
county Thur iay
Lawrence Price. ~ Lansing. Dem.
ocraNc candidate for United States
senator rs working quietly thru Doe
state like Mr. Snsci. he "a in "a
yor 81 the dr. amendment.