The Yale expositor., 1918-12-05

pdny L, seventh infantry, AZ uedu III
Italy. according to word reaching his
relatives IN Escanaba.
Big Rapids-Corporal Philip Upton
OF Company l. One Hundred and Tween
ty-sixth infantry was killed in action
October IL. He was "a years old.
Saginaw. s. Vincent, for years
Pere Marquette freight agent at Bad
Axe. has been appointed to that post
in Saginaw. replacing w. X. Andrews.
resigned.
Big Rapids-Mess Sergeant Henry
Peterson. of Rodney. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan Peterson, is dead in France
of pneumonia. So far Mecosta county
has lost 35 men.
Big Rapids-C. L. Gilbert shipped
1000 barrels of mineral water tnis
month from lis farm south Of here 10
Buffalo. Minneapolis and New York.
his we'll ia 1900 feet deep.
F1int-Maj Gen. Laubach has prom
ised that all Genesee County soldiers
will be allowed to come from Camp
Custer Thanksgiving Day to partici-
pate in a peace celebration.
Charlotte-Mr. and Mrs. Otis John
son have Seen notified by the War
Department that their son. Orland,
has been officially. reported as miss
ing in action since october l.
Hastings--John Mulliken has been
fined for shooting raccoons ana
Charles Ewing. of Sunfield, paid
fine for shooting squirrels. Len Rose
was fined for hunting on posted land.
Hillsdale-Edwin C. Carpenter Of
Wheatland township has received
word of the death of his son, Ralph
Carpenter. on transport while going
overseas. No particulars have been
received.
Lansing-Four fatalities due TO
deer hunting have been reported re-
Gently. Investigations made By au-
thorities OF northern Michigan show
that in each case the shooting was
accidental.
Authorization has overcome It's
second influenza epidemic and the
number Of cases is slowly decreasing.
Most of them are now confined to the
younger children. There have been
no deaths for several days.
Saginaw-Arthur Cornwell. Of Sagi-
nav, first lieutenant, has been pro-
NOTED to captain and has been cited
several times for gallantry, according
to information received by relatives.
Cornwell is now acting major.
Flint-Sheriff John 8. Chestnut and
deputies have confiscated three bar
rels couta ming 200 bottles of whisky
and billed as fish, which were found
in Adams expuress Office. The men
to whom shipment was sent. refused
to claim 1t.
st. Clair-This village is without
city water. The mains were broken
when 1000 tons of coal broke through
a dock and fell into the river, crush
ing the main. The coal lies in from
3 to IA feet of water and will be
fished out.
Charlotte. r. Cooper has receiv-
ed word that his cousin. Fred l..
Cooper, OF Cassopolis, who was report
ed as having died in France, is alive
and we'll and will be home for Christ.
mas. He had been a German pris-
oner since June 6.
Bay City-Thomas Cassidy, IS. an
employe of the Dow Chemical works
of Midland, was brought to the Bay
City hospital with serious injuries.
Cassidy was caught under a heavy ma
chine which fell through the floor. His
right leg was broken in three places
and severely cut.
Lansing-Food Administrator Pres
colt has made public this announce
ment: License regulations are not an
nulled by tho armistice. Notifications
may be made by the food administra-
ton from time to time, but the specific
regulations limiting margins OF profit
and preventing boarding have not been
removed and there Is no present In.
tention Of dropping these restrictions.
which will be rigidly enforced.
Ann Arbor-That the American Red
Cross keep up its present organization
and "clean up" on such foes to society
as tuberculosis In the same way in
which 1t backed up the United States
government in cleaning up" on the
Germans is the suggestion offered by
the Michigan Anti-tuberculosis associa-
tipn. Conservative figures show that
during the period Of the war consider.
ably more American people were kill.
ed by tuberculosis than fell victims to
the bullets of the enemy.
Flint-Hearing OF the case brought
by Health Officer William DeKleine
to secure permanent injunction re-
straining George II. Bradt from rent.
ing 20 houses on waverly street. was
begun Monday before Circuit Judge
Brennan. Several attorneys viii be
employed on both sides. DR.. De Kleine
declares the houses are unfit for habi.
tation and brings action under state