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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

notify me az alI
~ am working man and heIr
support ny parents. shoald ise 60
know J ran demand So ~ should
I pay TIRE note 80 ire truKrrs sent
r'e letter isF E-sk asking me- T.
tax. q up.
The stock - selling ~ 3 o. e
share fof r. and 30 not know vhst
Thanking y-u In asrane.
EcREHT WErZI t'E
So 80 Hsndris-st.
The Harroun MOTOR corporation
a. ven probably already know. has
been approved by me Michigan So
o1rities commission and noz hrs a
Lawful risht 10 sell stock u Michi
gan
A. tho time The Times questioned
The sale Of HarogA stock. TIC ap-
prevail % the commission had not
been sought soon sftcr The Time
investizauon. the securities commi
fion suspended 'he licerscs - liar.
bridge & Company and o'her hrok
crs selling The stock
Mr. Har5ridges license has ince
been restored and he is uow com.
plying With the Blue SKY Law
During tho .ntervsi Mr HarDiidEe
sas advissd 10, - seeE collection
on outstanding notes such a. tho
enc you gave. as such action might
be construed a. q violation ~ the
commission order suspending his
license.
This therefore. IL reason NJ
HarbFidTe never protested YOU note
CT notified YOU.
Whether YOU could recover you-
money o. not would 30 q matter FOR
the court 20 decide as you would Do
obliged 70 20 20 court II Mr. liar
bridge did nO' feel obliged % return
your so.
Whether or not YOU shoulu ray
the note is a matter tor you 20 d.
eide n YOU want the stock. md
feel thar II ia a good Investment. II
would b. ady.sable 10 psy tho note.
The Ad-Nirror worli suggest
however. that you take me matter
Up with Mr. Harbridve. before plan.
ming any other action
The Ad-Mirrcr haF received a
numbeT Of inquiries concerning pre-.
vious requests ~ Information 90
certain ALLEGED Misrepresentation
~ sdve1rsinE ~ inquire. 80 ~
on careful attention and n hrr
are not answered lrl mediately 81 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
The Keep Well
Column
cAscERi

Cancer appears 10 be neither
hereditary nor contagious
Statistics compiled from the rec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

because lbey are requiring Al IN
rsual period Tor Investigation
Every communication proprg,y
Ened and addressed "a ansEe rod
Tier 9ri7ately or Jhru thls depart.
msnt
This announcement, is made -
cause several persons have takfn
The attitude that they we're not re
ceaying re same attention as other
rcaders ~ The I'D Mirror
One o. ne most frequently aJus-
"a methoi q deceptive advertising
a. prsct.ret ~ The publication a.
pictures n articles ca sale Law.
!ng ar" aade 10 shoN the article
mas 80 and Injurious. and when
be- al reade- sees it A. u really 30
pcars IN the store. b. is urabla 20
ind any general similarity
Beware ~ his sort 4 aIveY,is
"a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Laugh With Us

As he carefully vanished his hair he re-
hearsed his speech TO dear papa.
ST. have called To tell you. quite frankly,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
WILLIE's IDEA

"Th. baby erie. lot over at your house.
Willie
"Te,'m. cues, he, Matching his teeth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
pefrnIf. -.

Thanks 20 you for ycgr investtEa- i
ton q Harroun Motor stock som. !
% Phich bought
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

Also. It would seem. our on. -drunka.m
advocates.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

gi morsmmer o~oerfor a.. at Der
er mango 8aniteligbeoer, Di tan
fomme til at meoe. men pi oil iaa
a~nbefale BAN at butte paa, boa0
BET er, Ser bar isrt os mo / Sri.
gen. % ri oil tilraa0e baIrL at ban
%itiGler iig paa iamme 0taaoe JON
9rpan % ANDRE. iom ban pei ner.
met mao betrngte iom OPENINGS
fplIcr, Der bDor me6et De emo par
imoo. at pi ifltlOe ! aris, iuo BOG
M er piIlige til at iette SfuIoer
unoer 9pr0erne, for at De fan Isf-
tes. % aerne oil noe 0eres 9ioras
til, at SpgaDerne fan lsies. De er
aft moet END calamity boDIers"
De inuger life 9lageimae, De ma
Ter life tort / fort eIer uoiuar mis-
nsie. Oft" tiIitemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
arisen Os ReonftDr aser.
Otter u8anneuirfe. y

@. ager. Reoaftsren al n9fe.
form~, logger life SfiuI paa, al
ban er tpifpenlig, tbi Oerom gi-
per bans 8Iao tpoelige 9iOues.
bDro ira llge til llge. at ban ger
ne piI beoenume 9piferne retfer-
oigt % tager til @enmale, mar
BAN finoer, at andre er uretierOige
operior Dem, er Der life noget at
in0peuDe inloo. Nen naar ban ito
Iiat og ierrt gsr iig til 9alsmunO
ior Tpiferne og til 5orioarer al
najten ale oere5 GanoIinger, nanr
6et 0o life er ielpe 0eres llnoer-
pon6sfrig Gom ban sprigt ibger
At un6fEpIbe pon be0ite Waaoe),
}omfioiat mc0 at ban fritiierer De
ofIjerebe Wogters Dptrnoen os
timber Sell peb omtrent alt, De
ioretoqer fig, iod ftlloe man tro,
dan BAR en- Tpfter og life en- soo
Morbmdno.
San, Der oilers ran ffripe no
mor5rt, foritanbi9t % trnffenoe,
jremfonrnrer / 8lnbets iioite Stunt
sler ma fpGsenbe britt beipnOerli-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
5unccriuitdnc


VDe geitemmelier ON 5erOllen
Deb WrGnien. General Salt bar.
IOm 99fibe Stiftst.~ eriarer. amber
2s. 6ebr. uoiteot fsIaeloe geitem.
meier.
6eltpoitfroen Lungs 2anoarun.
len moo Gnnmarf mlaa fun paste.
res Oeo @ranieiteOerue Sgfelbierg
% 0piooing eler poa De al 1.
SanoltormS 5nipeftion beitemteSte-
Der.
) 1errpnet melIem 6eItpoitfe-
Den % 0runielinien er oct Ior-
biior at opboloe ing uoenior De Of
ientlise 9eie.
Sanoltorms Snipettionen fan til
lnoe 4fuigelier ira geitemmelierne
men oilers i~trafies 0pertraoelie
meo inotil / Anrs 6pnsiel eller
meo Bengebeoer inottl 1900 gd.
9eltemmelierne finoer life Nm
Denoelie | Sernbnne-S amieroiefen.
SanoItorm bar
oerefter truffet ielgenoe 8eitem-
meIier:
Get tilla0es = inotil uioere -
at pasiere 5eltpoitfiaoen oeo 6re-
rup, Sells, Erolofipr, Sfooborg,
6olofngbro, 8apngnoro, aamtrlip,
@lelsbro og Spanoet, men fun for
ben n~mio6elbort neo @rRnien DO
enoe 9eiolfning, naar oct gelOer
Gienoemmens Drift eler Giloeie-
gbrinselie al Rpringsmioler til
eget Drug.
Jor at pasiere De n9pnte Ste
Der freezes Ell ifriitIig SillaoeIie
ira atailIonsfommnnosren, forip-
net meo 8illeoe Of SnoeboDeren.
De o%pennppnte 0uergnngsiteOer
tan fife pasIeres ira SCI. 10 aften
til al. 6 gtorgen, unotagen nnar
gataillonsfemmanosren gioer Iii.
InoeIie / me8et puatrengenOe I'll
iplbe.
st mrrfeligt tbIf gfilag. Sire.
b~eriria, 10. Warts. Broprietpr
Subl al Senoerbpgnaro % Here Al
Slpgten b1r anoraget ON 5ilIa6el.
fe til at maatte ooerp9re 6ru
qubls 6aoer, Sgnoeripoen .. Sfaus
9eernnelie; men De tDife N1noig-
be0er bar rent no n9gtet at beDil.
se anoragenoet. Sngen at BEN al
osoes Der / 2anoet boenoe Slpgt-
hinge faar Sop til al fomme ooer
Qanoegranien.
Stpr granoulpffe. @aaroen
Carrier | Bon 5ogn, beliggenoe
peo 6-lensborg-@rnditen 9ar0e
pei er neobrrnot meo nnota9elie
al Stuebuiet og SnineitoIoen. Der
omfom 70 StDffer Sornfong / gu
erne.
Dan mener iii. nGameuirfe"
at 5Ioen er paaiat al en- rusiiif
5nnge, bDis forfuIleoe Gig er inn
bet | De n~ebbrenote gpgninger
San par Rpreite meo en- Rone,
iom a~rbeioeoe poa @anr0en. 8ette
6orbolo par bIepet foritnrret Of
bet tiIipnsfsrenoe gagtmanoifab.
Hiisieren bIep tiingfinoig, Og man
mener, at ban bar paafat SIoen / ct
anfnlo al SinosforDirring.
6nn bnD6e arbeioet paa @oar-
ben / liz gar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

Sulloe, oHJluHo elleI SfdllIl8, HIeH
oct pirfe0e iom ben rene 6oraiit
/ 9olen, % / Nerieo oar enoog
Sileb Diit Jig iarIige.
vi bDloer life oen Slaes Re-
geringsform o. oilOe iitferlig life
tribes unoer oen; men Gpiferne
iDnes at tribes slimrenoe Der
fin6es fife en- geation, iom / Be
iiOite % liar bar giort iIige 5rem-
ifriot Tom Dem. % Solicit er til
freos meo i'm Regeringsiorm, iaa
De euoog / SmoreotuiinOois er
bereot paa at % for Den.
6Dorior 0a / ben iunoe 6or-
nuits 9topn ifal pore Bltter or9-
bes oa ip9re 9proer pnolngges
os Tor at %pootoinee Epiterne en-
Regeringsform, iom Be life oil
6ooe, % iom mauife life BIZ brin-
&c Dem rlogen 2pffe, ON ri funoe
meo @olo og Mugt tuinge Dem mo
paa GEN.
9fon 9efoIfningen, Der Ieoer I'M
Ser oct prolific gnepeIoe. enifer,
ION MAI ifllloe tro al ooenItan-
enoe ct gmbeosmanosoeIoe frem
ior ct mere parIamentnriif % foI-
feligt 3egerin9sitnre2 5bornaar bar
oet giDet tilfenoe, at Den nprer
ct iaaoant 9nite2
81 fenoer Ell Smile til BET prgi-
fife @mbe0soploe, oa oi Dor prepet
at lepe moer oct. 90 oct fan 10
life ng9tes, at Der er Dem, Der
unoer oenne Regeringsform. 5srit
o. iremmeit er Der ale Oe. Ser nm.
Der ben mpoer RripiIegier eler al
pes iGrIise 5orrettigbeoer. De. Der
iio0er moe meo @~mbe0erne, Sun.
ferne, Der nDoer 9eifpttelie gen.
nem 8ololopene, Offieererne oio-
vt De gnteltmpno, bpis Stemme
ueier lige iau meget iom ale Be
boernes / en- bel GomnnIne, ipnes
nof Iaa goOt ON oct tnife Aoto.
frnfi, er nof mIligt; men Lao Bpl.
aerne gennem en- almin0eIig Nj
itemning tilfeuoegfoe oeres Meniua,
Iog ri oil fna ct belt anoet Reiul.
tat. Oct er life gefolfninsens itore
5lertal, Der sniter oenne Siege
ringsform.
Spiferne ipnes at tribes gIim
renoe UNDER Den = Tiger aaer.
San bnroe tale ina iagte 6erom
ii pei fan Der peges paa itOre
5remifriot paa Here OmraaOer,
men 5uor ofte er oct fife, at Dis
ie 5remitriOt bar mango maatte
lioe og fDie for. % 9Dem Tiger,
At Der life funOe opre giort maa
lie enonu Itsrre 6renifript uroer
ct iriere 5oIfpitnre, og at / 6Oert
sab De ! materieI 6enieen0e lane.
re itiaeoe aIasier 0iloe baoe leuet
ct lpffeIigere eiD baaoe / sfonomiIf
.og / ~aanoeIig SeHieen0e2 = gi
nerer ingeu SoiDI { Ia1 3~enieenoe.
= Sois OR. Niger 6aOpe flllgt ben
aamp. iom De tpife Socialoemofra.
ter, goIafferne og oe 6onfte Son
0erip0er gennem Oeres Reprpien.
tanter ! ben prolific 9dnooag bar
fbrt Tor at 9iofsre en- 9enoring /
De gpl0enOe 8~aleretslooe, ioo loo
ban nof ppre meo at tale ON I'll.
freOsbeoen meo Regeringsformen
Get er life Den, De Sunorcotuiin.
Der bar Dpret bereot til at % for.
On Gegeringsform. iom oe il.
fe oil BABEL
Dion De life bill bape Den Siege
ringsiorm, iom aeiiereu bar It'll
let Dem / lloiigt, mar arigen er
forbi, ben @uoe, iom ban mener,
De bar fortient peo Of fpmpe Iao
tnppert for 5porelon0et2 5fllIoe
oct life Inorere Drre inaleoes. at
aeiieren uiOite, at fit be Den life.
Der upre 5nre for, at man
gif famine Sci I gDfflono. iom man
nDs elf / @uslano2
Ger er en- big alasie OF 9yoIf,
man betegner me0 R1pnet
n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

Ger er en- big aGasie OF Soft,
Tom man betegner meO R1pnet
GalnmitnsSoDlers'' Raar man l9-
Ter en- unoen 4rtifel / Idmme Num.
mer of rGeform", fommer man til
at tro, at 6r. Niger er peb at H.
ee fig ct 5iem iblanot oisIe.
Ter er aIlerebe nh itofsrt iou
meget al 9epneosmioler, at port
Sdno trues Of Wnngel. On flor
Del al nnite Aars apl er iolgt paa
5orbomo, ll6figterne for Binter-
bbeoen er oaarlige, og bpis Ian
Gdnoets u1ge Conner ifol | Rrig,
ina bItper oct panifeligt at faa ar-
bei6sbi9lp pon Garmene. Soo er
Der ben trilenoe grsons6 | be jtore
Bper. Og oDen pna aft bet ffol pi
riiifere Dor Glaa6e for at fno u6-
trf Moo fer fra 0anoet.
Oct CT goIt, at man er tilbsielig
tils at Iptte til Ronoet ON at itstte
Brrii0entei. Oct er Mattoner, man
ffirf6e itbtte % ituo bog peo.
Oct bitroe life babe ppret ben
al Solicit bdIgte @ongres, men feI-
be Solicit, Der peb en- Afftemnine
ifisToe bnpe afgiort Spbrssmadlet
ON arig eIIer Greo.
Sod er bet enoeIig golf rpeb, at
b bInn6eF % l r~ertnngIins oIlidn.
ces~< y n Der e. 1l6figf til, at b
|E|.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Tilianmen.. $2533.S0
SnOrem isionen:
TiliomnIen.. $3.50 q
so o T m o misfionen:

bsr futteret lie abl Gr. II =. .~......... $685.. 80
DC Aobb, Sa, emais @55y aof =. .........t.. 800
elf Sorn, "a, Iigb,.. -. .4......t.a.. $500
9hiffn, Hebr. Anton @olobeef =. -. :. ..........: 800
a%imbafton, 5n, 9et1ania g99b. Chris n 66rfeuin 800
Giliun1nen. $26S3lS9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
noianermisfionen

5sr funteret ie abf Nr. II :. -. .............. $2d933 30
Opens, IA, llnaoomsforeninaen :. 80. 800
9rorion, lPont, api ........... 800
Hliffn, Hebr. 4nton VoI0bef .......... 500
Qeronn, aebr. 9srnenes Gfer oee Risiionsme0et -. $50
66ieaao, Su. 9mt : SimonIen ............ 100
aimboIIton, Sn, ger5ama Mah. Chris u. ebriitenien 800
elf Sorn, IA. anton Sanien ....... 800
9r1ogate, Sa. 0ans Seuen =. .......... 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

ebicnao, Su. 8aitor :. sinonien ......... LOO
g8el6n. 92ont, 96r. an0erien :. .......... $500
~sinfbailton, ,so, 9etbanin Wqh. Chris q 9britenien 500
aroio. Ront, @alt. greOe So5anlen .......... 800
@eoar Sails, So. sanna5 Sonien 81; :. z. Saahn So 100
1iIIammen. -. $6i5457
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
I'll Bet mn Waffimbus

Jsr tptteret, e abI. SIR. II -. ..s....... $4,000
Jingteo, S, apf, $2b, Whlie Beterien $40 49,. $500
grorion, glont, auf, :. ... 1900
Sluton Nebr, 8. w. Sinonfen =. !. ....,....... 1000
WeHbp, N0ut, gbr. anberien =. .......... 25O0
4oupton, Rebr, s. Garien y. -. ~. ..'..4... 5000
Chicago, 81, Vufor 8. Simonien :. .......... 200
Dozens, 5a, Nies 6. Vieien =. ............ 800
aimbaltOn, Say gef6ana 1agb Chris q. ebriihnien 1000
ef 8orn, 5a, Anton 3anien ;. ..-. ............ 500
3ptcbin1on, Winn, Martin OHen ......... 600
gOtpbeHs, % DAT, gebNebems wgb, g~ibeIfasien. 900
JiIiannen. $4539.D0
aponmisfionen
SIR fOitferet ie abl. Or. n \. y. ............. $5386.77
Dozens, Sn, ungoomsforeningen I. - :. (. ........ 500
prorion, Dfont, apf. 49,. s.. . 800
VIainpietu, Mebr, 9. Dinje1 400
Trffant, vRicby ct. Iboras MBb. ...-...... $50
@nnin- 4abrv Mrfou @o0bed .x.4..s.. 500 !:
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-04-13

The remainder Of the purchase price may
be- paid Ia cash or In the bonds and COUPONS
issued under the said nrst mortgage and
secured By the same, at such proportion OF
the amount OF the principal and accrued
interest thereof as the holders thereof
would be entitled to receive thereon on dis
trhutiOn OF the proceeds OF such sale la
case such price were wholly paid In cash.
Payment Of the purchase price shall be
made In the manner above stated within
thirty days after the confirmation OF the
sale unless the Court shall otherwise d.
The property will be sold and must be
taken by the purchaser charged with the
payment, satisfaction and discharge OF any
taxes which may be lien upon or charge
able against the same, and all unpaid cur
rent liabilities, Indebtedness and obliga-
tions. If any such there be, Of the Receiver
in this cause legally contracted or Incurred
by him in the operation or care and pro-
lection OF the property covered BY and en-
braced in said mortgage az any time before
said property shall be delivered to the pur-
chaser or purchasers, his or their Successors
Any person intending to purchase at the
properties, is referred to the said DEGREES
In this notice specially mentioned for q
more full and complete description OF the
property, rights and franchises therein de-
scribed to be sold, which 1t IL intended to
sell in accordance with the foregoing no
tlce, and also for the terms and conditions
npon which the sale Of the said properties,
rIgl Is and franchises shall be made. Each
Of the said DEGREES will be found fled and
recorded In the offices of the clerks Of the
courts aforesaid and are subject to the in
spection of the public generally. Certified
copies of the said DEGREES will be in posses
sion of the said Special Master at the time
6nd place of sale and may be inspected by
interested persons or bidders.
Dated, Atlanta, Georgia, March 18th, 1917.
SAMUEL DICK,
Special Master OF said Courts
MESSRS. KING & SPALDIN0,
Atlanta, Georgia. -
FREDERICK GIDDINGS, ESQ., r1
Chattanooga, Tennessee. .sa@ n
THOMAS G.. LONG, ESQ.,, .Gh& n
Detroit, Michigan, kkET&
Solicitors for Plaintiffs.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-04-13

4-LOts Il, IS, 10, 20. q and 81. being in the
18th district, Ind Section.
IN GILMER AAD AiukRAY COUNTIES.
6-LOts q, 81, IS, 80 and 81, being In the
18th District End Section
IN MURRAY COUNTY.
e-LOts 81 123, Is, l26 loo, West half ga
Of Lot lol, 1oz les. los, 1855, 1Ss, ~ "a ~,
2S7. 2oS, go. IN and Z72, being in the 18th
District Znd Section.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
4 .PH0T0.PLAY WITH.
OUT COMPARISON

The infinite pains to which
photo-play director will $50 to pro-
duce the real fine touches Of life
and the great natural appeals t.
sentiment was never more clearly
shown than in the $1,0c0,0)0.D0
cinema spectacle, "Civilization,"
produced by the master genius of
the screen, Mr., Thomas II. Ince.
1t was not enough for Mr.. Ince to
secure the cooperation of the Unit
aerial department., to use 10000
people and 10000 horses; it was
not sufficient to build entire cities
and destroy them with bombs drop
ped from zeppelins, nor was he
satisfied to wreck bridges and spent
money like water in producing mar
velous effects. One thing that
marks his production, rs superior
to all others, is the infinite pains he
has taken in securing the little Incl
dents that make for the heart ap-
peal Noteworthy in this is the
use of numerous animals, and theil
action in the big production is suf-
ficient to demonstrate that much
patience and care must have been
used to secure the scenes that cause
gasps and sighs from the audience.
q After the devastation If war, a
dog is seen with his tech fastened
in the coat of. his dead comrade,
tugging with might and main .try-
ing to arouse him. Another scene
shows the faithful horse standing
over the body of his dead master.
After his long watch for the awak:
ening that will not come, the steed
raises his hoof and paws the brcaet
Of his master until he unbuttons
the coat and shows the bloody shirt
that means there will be no further
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
BOY STRUCK BY
BIG MOTOR TRUCK

Minot, N. d., April 12.-Clyde
Schoonmaker, the twelve year old
son of Mrs. Minnie Schoonmaker, I
widow living at 827 Second avenue
N. E., was struck by a heavy motor
truck driven by Bill Hurd on East
Central avenue near the Moline
Plow company's block shortly after
one O'Clock yesterday and was SER
iously injured. He was knocked
unconscious and the extent OF his
injuries can not be determined at
this time.
He was on one side of the street
and attempted to cross to the other
to join boy friend In doing so
he was struck by the heavy truck.
The driver stopped his machine so
soon as he could and with num-
Der of passersby rushed to the aid
Of the lad. He was unconscious
when picked up and was rushed to
the hospital on the truck which had
injured him where he received med
ical attention.
G.. A. Porter who was passing at
the time was the first to reach him
and suffered something of a shock
as he at first thought it was his own
boy who had been struck.
At two O'clock this morning the
boy was still unconscious.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
TRIED TO CUT THE
HIGH COST Of LIVING

Lawton, N. D., April 12.-The
high cost Of feed for cows has be-
gun to show it's results. One we'll
pure bred cow, belonging to E. J.
Brown. tried, by eating nails, pieces
of wire and other articles too num-
erous to mention, to save hay and
feed, but, because the stomach of a
cow has not become accustomed to
such feeds, as yet, the metal failed
to be digested and the cow Is no
more.
Brown noticed the animal losing
flesh and called a doctor. He said
the animal had tuberculosis and it
was separated from the rest of the
herd. Treatment was given her,
but she failed to recover. and one
morning was found dead in her
stall.
Brown became curious and had
the organs examined. In the cows
stomach were found nearly a hatful
of old nails. belt buckles and pieces
Of fence wire. One piece of wire
was six inches long and had gone
through the animals stomach and
pierced one lung.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
Alleged Murderer
Remains Silent

Wahpeton, NJ D., April 12.---Fred
Meske, Hankinson carpenter, who
shot and killed Evan Jones, SO,
sheriff of Richland county for twen-
ty years, who accompanied Will
liam Healey, constable, in his at
tempt to serve papers III a replevin
action brought againse Meske BY
August Abraham in that city Satur-
day night, is prisoner in the coun-
ty Jail here, and refuses to discuss
the affair. He is morose.
Meske is Russian by birth, and
is the father of ten children, the
eldest being 13 years of age. A
charge has not been filed against
him.
The shooting took place in Mes
ke's yard following an argument
with Constable Healey. Meske
picked up shotgun, and fired, the
charge hitting Jones in the leg. He
died a few minutes later. An in
quest has not been held.
The replevin action came as re-
suit of an alleged agreement be-
tween Meske and Abraham, under
which Meske was to have made a
wagon box for Mr.. Abraham for
$14. After the box had been COM
pleted, it is said, he refused to de-
liver it for less than $40.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-04-13
STRANGER TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE

Minot, N. D., April ia man
identified as John l.. Jones was
found dead on the road running
past the Harry A. Meyers farm,
three miles south of the city by
George Gasmann. an employe Of
Meyers. DR.. Pence and Chief Of
Police Dougherty were notified and
went to the scene at once, and it
was found that death resulted from
cynide potassium poisoning, an
empty vail Of which was found near
the body, while full one was
among the effects taken from the
body.
From a pocket piece found on
the body, as we'll as letter, the
identity of the man was established,
while a Masonic pin shows that he
belongs to that order. His address
evidently is Hartford, Mich, where
DR.. Pence is seeking to obtain trace
of his relatives through the Masonic
order of that city.
1t seems to be clear that the case
is a clear one of suicide. for the
body was still warm when found.
1t was established that the dead
man registered last night at the Le-
land hotel under that name Of J. l..
Johnson, and man by that name
slept there Tuesday night. So far
no reason can be found for the RASH
act.
A gold watch and twelve dollars
were found on the body but no def
mite information as to the mars
near relatives were found.