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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28

Fast to the beginning. by a warranty decd
frum John ". Miller and wife. dated March
~. 1882. of record In Rcok a5 nj rage s25
~ the real estate records Of Holt County.
Missouri that said Peter p. whi,mcr IL
dead. and certain unknown persons. dof.n.
dants hcrcin. derive or c'a,m 90 derive n
title and claim 10 snid rcal estate a. the
ronsort, heirs. dcyisccs donces. nlicnccs. aud
Immediate. mcsne or remote. voluntary or In.
voluntary grantees ~ said Peter v. whi,mor.
deceased.
The srd ar,iun l. rc'urnatie On the first
iay Of the nest term ~ said court. 90 he
he Il nj the court house ia the city of Oregon.
In the county MD state Aforesaid. on the
laih dnv of February. 1918 whom and here
vow may appear apd answer or otherwise
defend such action n'hcrvise piaintiT's ur.
iiiiun will he taken s. confessed aud ju,lg.
ment rendered accordingly.
b. \. DuSHhM.
Clerk.
ny BONNIE BRoDRECK.
peputy Clerk.
a trio copy frum the records Witness my
'""d md 'he -oal uf said court this g6,h dny
Of December. 1917.
y, A. DrNHAM.
tSEAL.p Circuit Clerk.
ny BONNIE BNODrFck,
DEPUTY Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
am w Hurst Plaintiff

vs.. -
John Rains and Touifa Rains. his wife, N
living, aud the uni known consort. heirs, d.
yl7ccs. dnnces alicneea and immodists.
mcsnc or remote. voluntary or invoiuntary
dcrcI scd Herald NJ. Palms and l'rbc,la r
rhiups. his wife. n living and the unk nowu
conaoft. heirs. dcviscei. donces, nlenecs and
immediate. resne On remote. voluntary or
involuntary grnntccs Of said Herald n.
rhipps II h" Is doccnaed Defendants
In tbc circ,i, ,,,,r, ,, nj, c,.,,,,, ,,t....-.
Fobrary Torn, iqis. '' ''''' ''''''"''
a..
Toe S,ai' o. missouri 10 the above named
or "-ei"eh heiendhn's' grcctinssi
You are hereby notified that an action hsa
hccn commenced against you In the Circuit
Court ot the County Of Holt In the State N
Missouri. affecting the titi. 10 the fnll1sju~.
described land and tenemcnts situate In Holt
County. Missouri, to.wit,
Lots three I9J. four Ip and 6ve fs,. NJ
Section fourteen tiil. in township sixty IsoD.
Il range ,hirty.scyrn ,27l. evcep, that part
about Eve and s,ven.tenths (s.7J acres de-
cribCd a. fOlloWzt Commencing eighty (s0l
links cast of the quarter rrc,ion corner b~-
tween sections fourteen nll and twenty.
ihrcc tc3D, In said township and range, theme
north twenty five t25D degrees east one and
sixty onc-hundrcd,hs II I.6OD chains thence
north seventy go, deprses oas, seven (7)
chains theme. north sixty (eOl d~rrce. east
,eS.n and ninety nc.hundrciths a .VO) chains
to the rrht bank ~ the Nodaway river.
thence down the rivit bank Of said river "a
the south line nf sertinn fourteen (liy, thence
west 10 commencing point.
Said petition allcscs, among other things.
that plaintiff verify believes that there
arc rcr-nn- interested. or who claim 10 BE-
interested. In said real estate. whose names
he cnnnut insert herein because they are un-
known tn him, that the claims Of such un-
knuwn rcrsnna ar hs folluwsi
That John Rain. was vested with tho fee
timplc title to said real estate by patent
ft,,m tho United Sintcs gpycrnrcnt, dated Oc-
tolcr 10. l.5l of rrorl In the real estate
rccuris of Holt County, Mi souri, In Hook U.
at page $50. that said pntcnt l. tho last
transfer of said ,lnim or title to said real
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28
SPECIAL ORDINANCE 40. 90.

AN hNCENuIHnRlIiNG THE CITY
Of Uhh.oN, MusSgLhi. a tlIf of IiE
IouM.h Si;nSS; ~ ENILR INTO
rnsin.I -, ii,S,,,,lI,,, w, Tnk 81 JoShpH
I,Vn; now IhE rnk.,,nsE " Elh.-
Ini,,,nn' svn nlnii,' uhnI MD fuW.
~ non mun,,'fnL ,,, r,hrOshs. MD
49, Ivh usLl. aNn .lslD.
MhkS W IHh MuNl.lfML ELh. IklC
iionI ri,Nm, oi Snin ,,I,. MiEIn.
nk SniD ,shMn MD tu,S,.oMh,S ME-
wn,rn,,,,M,n,,m wn,n,M yn VI. snin ~ u; M.
LnnSE NTH lhh nh.p 81; Joshuii
TnNNsu!ssIoN ..oMPhNl fuN IiE
lnNNSM,,,sS,upN INn ,,NS,t vwNtn III Hn.uD
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

Charlie. N. Chlid.r.. I.>.cu,or of N. viii of
Anir,W Han. dsy.as.,l. Plaintiff.
w.
per, HIM, and Ale, liam. his wife, pcnn
L.n,p aud oven Lent, her husband. R..s
Tsrdcn and wlilnm Harl.n. her husband /.
the uni noWn heirs, dcyl..cs, don.,s,
n,nm,a s''.n.". "na inYnm,ary g"a,'c., " az J.roL
,, n'a"'",s ~, ,b. ,,,l n,,'n L,lrl J.vI.
s,c" Jon,,s. nli.n.... and Immediate, m.-n.
sfnh's,s oi l,"' "'"h'" ,J.n' ~. NM.
~ ~" " n"" AZ, ,,,l ,,,, /, s"n.o,, b.ir.'
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby given to the qualified vo,.
ers Of the City OF Oregon Holt County, Mis-.
SUR. that Fpsrial election will lie held in
the several wards of sad city, at the Court
Huus,, and In the Circuit Court roOm there
Of In said city on
TUESDAY. JANUARY q. 1919,
for the purpose of ascertaining the sense and
wishes of the qualified voters Of said city In
reward To ratlfying n certain contract entered
Into by the Board II Aidermen Of said city
With the 81. Joseph Transmission Company.
cofporatiOn for the purchase of elect ric
current for municipal uscs and for eus,t n, .
ers and consumers OF electricity of tie nuni.
'elpal Electric Light Plant owned by said
city and for the lease OF tic transmission
hne owned by said city, for n term Of ten
years, from the date Of said contract, n copy
of which contract IL on file In the Office Of
hhe City Clerk Of said city.
At said Special election the qualified voters
shall vote by ballot, and those voting In
favor Of the ratification of said contract
shHll have written or printed on their ballot 4
For ratification Of contract Yes," and thn, e
voting against the ra,ih,aiion Of said con.
tract shall have written or printed on their
ballots For ratification Of contract No."
The contract submitted for ratification shall
have no legal force until the same shall have
been ratified by n tvo-,hirds majority Of tho
\, qualified voters Of said city voting at said
special election.
Done by order Of the Bonri Of Aldermen.
thi. 18th day Of December. 1917.
JsEtL) GEORGE II. MURRAY.
Attcsti u. n. kuNkEL, Mayor,
City Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28

purpose.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. The ror,ie.
hereto hnye by their proper Officers. signed
,ini sealed ih's coutrar in dup.i,atc. this
TIL. g JOSEPH TRANSMISSION COM.
lsrAtj . ~ u. M. MARTIN. President.
rnE CITY OF OREGON. City Of the Fourth
tsLNLi By GEORGE II. MURRAY. MAYOR.
u. u. kli'kEi.. CITY CLERK.
E'g'iou .. The said noa-d of Aldermen cf
iH' eHid c.'y u otcgyn having agtccd on
ne terms, rates. pro,iaions ana conditions
vt the said contract. With the said St. Jo.
-""h Transnit.tiun ,urrsny. ard herin set
uut Ia Section ! of this Ordinance. aud desif-
ting that the said City Of OrVruu enter into
said contract. and ,ha, said contract. as ~ en-.
ierC'l into. lc submitted to the qualified yo,.
- OF aid Ci'y of Oregon at an election TO
he held for that ruf1ose Do hereby author.
lie the Mayor Of said City II Oregon to
siRn said contract on the part of -aid City.
ani Do herchy auihnrire the CITY CLERK
81 said Chy of Oregon, TO sign AMI
a1d T. is hereby DECLARED by the i,oar,i
ol Aldermen of said City Of Oregon. that the
Above contract. when ~ signed by the Mayor
and c,,y Clcrk. on the part of the City. and
the saii 81. Joseph Trnnsinis Company.
and being duly submitted to the qualified
.oiors oi said cts at an elcction 10 he heli
when ratified shall be and continue In full
lnrc and effect for q period of ten years.
The said contract shall he executed In dupli.
cate. each party rriaininr n copy of the
amc and the cupy retained hy said Jitv II
| Oregon .lall hc flied and tsrt IN the custody
| y the City Cietk of Oregon Missouri.
Section .. An ordinances. or parts ~ or.
dinnnc"s In eonaic, herewith arc hereby rc.
| rcnlcd. and ths ordinance shall take efe-t.
| 'nd lo In fore fr,m and after it, paa-se
~ the board of Aldermen. and its approval
by tho Mayor.
Faced 10 tho r6afd ~ Aldermen thi. 18th
day of December. ipi7.
hucs,i n. u. RuSKEi.
| tSENlD City Clcs
| Npprp,cd ~ thc Mayor ~ the city of Oregon
| til. 18th dny ~ bc,.mh,r. ilt7.
GEuRgE u. MURRAY, MAYOR.
| STATE ut MISSOURI, County II tiuii =.
| I, ". u. kunlc'. city CLERK. In and for Tho
| Ttiv of OREGON. Holt County. Misspuri. 4
iefehy ,crify that 'he Rioy. and f1tcsuin'
is true and literal ropy 81 the nrdinhnts
| and contract Fulmittgd to the gunlih,d Vo,.
~. ~ thU city of Or. an for rn'ihrR'ian ni
sislial elctiun called for that parIpse. u
| 30 held ~ TIE Court House. IN ihs CITY 81
| ufc'"n. IN said Sih.c and Cuuuty. on Tuss,
| lay. January :. ipts.
Ni''sss M hand q. si,ri hrI the s.ai ri
aid 'iD hereto AFFIXED this isth day of ~,
,sENii n. u. HuSKgi. ci'y Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
Lewis c. Smith. Plaintiff.

LAWS - S"'"h' f'"'n,o''
p,t.s, A. n. -, T., e. A., -,
p.sh,I r,,.ia. % %n,'i -r,s W WIG
b,,s,ara ,,,,,,... III pu .u",.r, ncr
pli'a W.,t.I ~ -. W. WY h"nct'.
h,.,Sa p "' '"Il "',,n' ne, nuS,nnh
pa,'ar, u. ~ n US 10y n"'s
pbn 4 - - -. r."h hs,
Arb.r bis Nc. isc"L wsa,si,, t''r ann ,,,ua Nus
49, w vn' '"'x, Wehr,i hn'a he,e
s"N "u " ", mhrN' nor hushahh :
s"hh. VI, Mvurn and N,ryar,t ,iar. Wehr.
W ~ M,I '",e iho,n NM Nhtnhh'n
,,"l"' ~, ~, u"sui"" rnN.'n '. M'hrn Hnd
,,Iu .al s,,; wv iu.lhua Sa'h.
80 W.p,W - t.t-i ui,,I ~ nn'''iu i. !
,Y,,n ",ht, nhu h,e M.hrl,. ny. "lie
''''' '''r' N,pIt NWpt '"Itmnn L,,r, "a lrn',h nnd
-, Nn'"h' ne, hu,hnnd h,h'c,h
I'Nn W.. q. ,".u' h.r nlHhhnd !
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28

Mrs. Clare Castle and daughter.
Nellie, were in st. Joseph, "Wednesday,
visiting Mrs. NJ. +. Edwards, Mrs.
Dillon and Nina.
People are learning at last that
the man who is too tight TO advertise
is also too grabbing to give as much
for his money as the man. who does
advertise. Forum.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28

r. J, Saumau and l.. !. Mitchell, rialn,i's
~
sHrah \. t,uVvr and Cooper.
hrr hustnnd. W IyiuT, and the uni nov %
tuuH Hrft. i,'rs. dc,i-,.s. dpn-,s. Risnscs.
Hu'l tufrs rssiii',, rtfu, "f r'rIu'". voluntary
ur iE,o'uuinry rspn'oas IT Sarah \. Coop.
rr u aHs T. d.rrass-i hil'H Ans"hnsn'
Hni .... AusyluSHi. hi- wife. "
i,sirF. ard tho unin Suu.Dri, h,irs. dcN.
sees. dunsss, uliynvva. aud Immediate. utsats
ur rDnU's. Nu,uU'hr, ur tn'uian'Hr rfHu.
tee. ~ ,hsr Ans,intHi, " ~ !. d"cAs,d
T. " kyip md kiip. hi. wife
" n,ing. and the unknown opbs,H. hsirs,
d"tls' 4. dni,gs, Hlsnc,=, aud immediate
NE NJ. or y, H,,',, NDluntsN ur iuNulunthr'
rrAr'ses ~ J, ~. k,l., u be- l. deceased
defendants.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-28

~, stat. ~ Mis..ufi. 10 the al,o,. named %
d-asrih"d d.frndants, Gr-c,inFsi

d'Hffth"d d'iTndhhiHs trrf'inFHi
Ioa Rfv h,rsb un,if,d ,hp, M ar'ina trs
cruf oi ihu C"un'y ~ Holt W the stat, OF
NissUuri. affecting ~. tile a. the fulluNlnr
le,rrihcj band. and icncIn,nis situated IN
ioit ,ouu'y Mssnufi, in-wiiI
a.. Ia, hall of NJ. Not'huc.i fourth ~
M. Northeast a4art'r ~ Ssgtinu 'hiTl isur
'pry ,ioJ.
that plaintiff verify hsiic,c that 't'rc hrr
Ieranns Interested ur Nho claim to b" Inter
s.lcd Ia said real estate whose namcs they
tGu1t inH,f therein hcrhfs1 they are uh'
tnnHp Z" thew ihu' ,Hs claims ~ such uE'
n1xn Uprsnus are ~ tlluwuf That tafni
), 1u'ptr vAs Nci"d WITH the t." Simple
ME a. iho N"rih hil ~ the S"uih.n q
fuurih ~ ~, NoThwsHt fourth ~ he North
yH.' nuausr ~ sald .'ripu ihirtys'aur, hS q
taftnb'S i,s-l fem kvuiirb H. turman and
a Ne, dated March ~, lNis, AMI ui f'snrl
..'.. n '- Ill. - ." ", 'ilsI tagT,' t Mt.loar ,ssi
the ,ald warranty decd 1. the las' tpn,'".
s.tu rlului uF titi, tu faid real estate that
r'ini,Is have ~" lnnWl"isc "r lhi"uahliol
~ - vhr'her said sarah \, Cooper u Twins
oF nd, Tint VI shv u dead, certain unknpNn u
Ter stns. defendants herein. derive ~ claiin "a
lpfth' n ti,lv and claim To- anid real estate -
N, funsnrt, heirs, d"ylsr,s, dnn'-s, pll'ne''
and lmm,slinir. mvsn" or remote, voluntary
r Involuntary grantees ot sAid Sarah y
Clarsr. dcr,asrd that Alhcr tu,slmcnt and
j. N. kylc were vested wiIh the Zee slmpl,
title to tho Spuih half of the Soulhea
fourth ~ the Northwest fourth 81 the North
enst quarter ot said s~'lion thiriy'f"ur, b,
4 warranty deed from Reubcn y. tormhh nnd
wife. dated January a. ~: oi rr'ord "
re, or,is 81 said county that said wnrrhnN
decd Is III. last transfer 81 said claim OF
title TO said real estate tha, plniniifs have
no knowledge or Information nA To whetisel
said Albert Anselment and j, NJ. Kyle. o.
either Of them. src living or dead that u
they. or either of them. are d.ad; certain un
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
BOTTLE BLOWERS
ARE OPTIMISTIC
Not Perturbed by Possibility of War
Legislation Against
Liquor.
News-Times speciaI CIVIC !:

News-Times Special Service:
DETROIT, July Glass bottle
manufacturers of the country are
not at all perturbed by the POSSIBLE
ity that their work will be affected
by war legislation against LIQUOR.
Contrary, according 10 delegates at
tending the 42nd annual convention
here of the Glass Bottle Blowers
association of the United States and
Canada. prospects are even brighter
than ever for plenty Of work.
Many of the commodities hereto
fore contained in tin. in the future
will have 10 go into glass containers
because of the tin shortage, the dele
gates declared. They have been
sounded out already. they say, as 70
the ability Of the association TO turn
out SIS. 100000 glass containers to
replace them.
The association, which openei its
convention today. is said TO repre-
sent more than so per cent of the
trade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
PETOSKEY COTTAGES GO
FOR SONG AT AUCTION

News Times Special Service,
PETOSk Ely Mich. July IL
Tuesday was cottage bargain day In
Ray view Three attractive summer
homes were sold for am aggregate
sum Of $500 They were auctoned
Cor delinquent taxes. with Thomas
Gordon. ir.. president Of the Bay
View Camp Ground association.
auctioncer. The cottage owned 10y
r. r.. Clarkson of Jackson went for
SEQ: the taxes amounted 10 $50;
the Delven cottage went for SO,
being bought by Samuel Trateen OF
Detroit. The cottage of Mrs W. r.
Harynsworth went for $50
This is the second time in the his
tory OF BAY View that such an auc-
ton has been resorted 70 collec.
taxes. There were other cottages
whose taxes were delnquently paid
un before the sale opened. The asso-
citation Is enabled 20 pay all OF its
debts. II is said the original own
ers have no resource at all under
their leases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
NAME COMMITTEE TO
BATTLE RATE RAISE

News-Times Special Service:
SHELBYNILLE, Ind, July IL
For the purpose of combating at
tempts Of the public service COM
panies of the state 20 raise their
rates for electric light and power
80 per cent and to lower the heat
ing value Of gas. as sought by pc
titions filed with the public service
commission. an association was
formed here Tuesday by the follow
ing cities:
Batesville. Columbus. Corners
vile, Franklin. Martinsville, Mobiles
Vile. Seymour, Upton, Mount Yer
non, North Vernon. Winchester,
Huntington. Bloomington, Goshen.
Richmond, Logansport and Frank
fort
After selecting officers the asso-
citation named former Mayor Tickle
Of Logansport. Alfred Bavis of
Richmond and Mayor Samuel Spohn
OF Goshen. as a committee 20 retain
legal counsel TO represent the cit
les Jointly in the proposed fight.
with City Atty. William Bond of
Richmond and Mayor John Ross Of
Seymour this committee will repre-
sent the cities before the service
commission tomorrow in connection
with the gas petition.
William NJ. Pickens. Indianapolis
corporation counsel. addressed rep
resentatives of the cities, urging
action against the utilities compan-
los
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
CAR SUPPLY TO MINES
LAST WEEK 100 PCT
lews-Times Special Service:

New Shines Special Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July IL
Four Of the seven heavy coal-carry-
ing railroads of Indiana supplied
Indiana mines with 100 per cent car
efficiency last week. and the aver
age OF efficiency was 90 per cent,
according TO a report made public
by the public service commission.
The service body had been making
unusual efforts 10 increase the car
supply following charges several
weeks ago by mine operators that
the car shortage was responsible for
high coal prices, called outrageous
by the commission. One hundred
per cent efficiency was reported for
the Big Four, Monon, Chicago.
Terre Haute and Southeastern and
Evansville and indianapolis rail-
ways.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
GOODRICH RECOMMENDS
PAROLE OF SEVEN MEN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind July IL
Taroles for seven prisoners serving
terms either in the state prison or
reformatory and reduced sentences
FOR four others were recommended
% Gov Goodrich by the state board
OF pardons today Clemency was
denied all life term prisoners pet-
tioning the board Among those
recommended for parole was Claude
Baker who has served nearly eight
wears Ter the theft OF $50 from a
hone in Evansville. Among others
parolcs Recommended were for Joe
Webb. TippecanQe county, and Ross
Dupont- 81. Joseph county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
WOMEN ANSWER
CALL OF HOOVER
Home Economics Committee
of PetoSkey Tells How to
Conserve Food.
News-Times Special Service /:

News-Times Special Service:
PETOSKEY, Mich. July 10. -
The home economics committee of
the Federation Of Women's clubs in
the 18th congressional district. Of
which Mrs. Z. +. Cross is chairman.
has answered the call Of Herbert
Hoover. national food administra-
tor, and has recommended the fol-
lowing helps in the saving OF food:
In cooking meats do all roasting
in kettles 20 avoid shrinkage Sub
stitutes for meats are peas and
beans.
Housekeepers should form the
habit OF preserving small quantities
of fruit and vegetables that are left
from a meal. Foods and vege-
tables that can be preserved by dry
ing should be dried in order 70 save
containers.
Fruit juice should he bottled and
used later 20 make jellies when SUI
gar is not so high in price. This
gives use for the narrow-neck bot
ties.
All containers Of any kind should
be collected and saved.
Old can tOoS can be sold for a
good price. as they are made of
zinc.
In recipes which call for sour
milk, use one-haIf as much. and
one half cold water
Send 10 the United States depart
ment Of agriculture for bulletin No.
$50 on canning vegetables.
BE prepared 20 attend the demon
stration on canning by Miss Edna V.
Smith the week of July 16.
Parents should urge their chill
dren 10 gather and save at least
one quart Of fruit or vegetables.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
Housewife Should
Watch Results of
Diet Experiments

News-Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, July II. - The
housewife should watch the results
OF diet squad experiments DR.. II. f.
Barnard, state food and drug COM
missioner. asserted today. He said
Experiments in cheap living as
tried in the many diet squads that
are being conducted In the efforts 20
find some way 20 cont bat high food
prices, are bringing surprising facts
10 light One squad, for instance
has found 10 IT'S delight. that black
berry jam at breakfast is an mex
pensive and valuable food The
blackberry jam at breakfast not only
furnished them many calories OF
heat units but il gave variety TO
rather monotonous diet
In all this agitation about the
necessity for cheaper living and the
use Of other foods that our allies
may be fed by our wheat. we shall
learn many useful lessons. not the
cost Of the material that comes into
the kitchen. establishes the quality
Of the food.
u II az NhoieSoIle IOOu dS
wheat, and when our cooks know
how 10 prepare il in the score OF
ways in which il can he served We
shall not feel the need Of wheat
-four. bread and pasteries. as we
now do. When we have once known
the excellence of corn and peanut
oil as rich and palatable foods we
shall not be discouraged by butter
prices"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
BERRIEN co. REPORTS
FINE STRAWBERRY CROP

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. July
1.-THE strawberry rush is over in
Berrien county for 1917. One of the
finest crops was harvested this sea-
son that has been known here for
years. The price paid TO the farm
ers ranged from $3.50 20 $500 a
crate.
About 500, 600 crates OF strawber-
ries were shipped via boat here this
year. Cherries are starting 70 come
now. and an excellent crop Of red
and black raspberries is predicted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
LONG HIKE TO FIT MEN
OF THIS HOSPITAL CORPS

News-Times Special Service:
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. July IL
4 Is day hike" across the noun
tains will be the test that Indiana
university ambulance workers viii
undergo in the Allentown, Pa. train
ing camp before they are sent TO
France.
Word was received here today that
preparations are being made for the
hike" and IL is feared that several
men will not stand the test. Because
OF this. the director OF the unit has
been instructed 20 raise IL from 40 20
as men. IL is desired that Indiana
men apply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
TRAVELLING MAIL BOX
SAVE THEM MANY STEPS
views shines Special Service

News Times Special Service:
GREENSBURG. Ind, July ia
new device, one of the many that
have been invented in the last few
years to make farming a pleasure
has made its appearance at the home
of Mrs. Abbie POwner in Decatur
county. II is a travelling mail box
The wire from the mail box 10 the
residence is $500 feet long. The
mail carrier at the road gives =
slight push. This gives a signal 70
the party at the other end and the
party in the residence turns the
crank and brings in the mail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
RUSH ORGANIZATION OF
AN AMBULANCE UNIT
News-Times Special Service:

news 1 INES NIitCidA SNIfltt-
ANDERSON, Ind, July 1.-THE
formation of an ambulance unit
from this city for services abroad,
will be FASTENED as the result of ad
vice received from Washington by
Dr. j. r. Fattic, director Of the unit
that is being formed. Red Cross Of
iicials urged quick work.
Examinations of those who have
applied was begun today. Forty-two
young men have applied for positions
as orderlies. Several orderies, physi-
clans and nurses still are desired.
Six Madison county physicians have
offered their services. Ten physicians
will be necessary 10 complete the
unit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
THREATEN LIFE OF
KALAMAZOO SHERIFF
sncclal Servlce:

vews-TimeS Special Service:
KALAMAZOO. Mich. July IL
letter threatening his life should he
not withdraw from the county draft
board. has been received by Elton
r. Eaton.
We give YOU fair warning said
the note You quit the job or qui;
life: take warning for II is coming
TO Won sure" The envelope con-
tanning the letter bore a Kalamazoo
postmark and was dated July Z
Sheriff Eaton has turned II over
TO the federal authorities. II was the
first threatening letter TO be received
by any Of the board members Of this
city or county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-11
THIS YOUNG AVIATOR
DETERMINED TO FLY

News-TimeS Special Service:
WARSAW, Ind, July 11--Ray
mond thinner, q young aviator, has
not despaired of successfully flying
above Warsaw. although he has met
with many disappointments. In his
latest flights the youth succeeded
in getting his aeroplane of the
the ground 40 feet He travelled
about 500 feet when the cable that
controlled the steering apparatus
parted and the machine turned
turtle In the air. The young aviator
escaped injury in the fall. He will
try again.