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summary: Euns-Ruth IhaDnlah,
Speaker. WamhSgnnss. Two-basc hts
Ruth. Mays. Chapman, Wambsganss
stolen bases-Strunk co. Wamhssanss
Sacrifice hits--MrInnis Chapman. Sac
-Chapman WambsEanss and Miller
to): Evans. g. Thomas and chapman;
Strunk. Scott and Shcan. Left on
Dascs--Eoston, ,. Cleveland. 6. FIRST
on errors-Cieveland |. Bases on
balls-on Mays. q: of Morton. :.
Struck out--by Mays. .; Morton >.
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Continued on Second Page.)
Southern AssocInfinn

At Chattanooga--Chn :; At
lanta, ).
~ New orleans-Ncw Orleans. o:
Mobile. /.
At Little Rock.Litt;e Rock. .: Mem
phis. 4.
Al notwithstanding 5; Birming-
ham, T.
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Prlhoucr, l,Ioy INN

OSS!NlNG. y. Y. June S-rhcrc are
some good baseball PLAYERS IN sing
Sing. EaslGn Folks team OF selmer
from tho United States ride range at
paekskill played u game with the Mu.
tunl Welfare League nine In the pri-
son to-day and were beaten by thu
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LATED for Williams IN eighth
'Eattcd for Danfortn in tenth
IRAN for Lynn in eighth.
Score by innings: r,
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SENATORS COP ANOTHER
rRv Associated l,-rse.l

DETROIT, June S.-Washington won
again frcm De:roi, to-day by free hit
ting. combined with bases on balls and
errors. The score was . 10 3. l.arans
nclding was noteworthy. Neach made
two thrcc-basc hits. The score:
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OLD HIUGINIAS SURPRISE
.tNIATORS AT BYRD PARK

The Old Nir-inins pulled n surprise
when they trampied over the frame
OF the ANiators TO BYRD Park and beat
OUT the Fulton nine by the score OF
The score was as follows:
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cl3IS -
Eattcd for lcl,c III eighth.

StOrt DN lhN!lES. II.
Washington ..........l ! 90 . q -
Detroit ..............0 q . y %
Summary. Runs-Sh otton. Foster.
Milan. l..van. Harper, Cobb, Spencer,
Dyer Two base hit-Milan, spencer.
Three base hts--Ncach 81. Milan.
Stolen bases-Judgc. Milan. Sacrifice
hits--!.avan. Morgan. Double plays
Harper. l.nvan aud Judge: Witt and
Cobb Left on baScs-W Washington. 3:
Detroit. T. First ON errors Detroit.
>: Washington. =. Bases on balis--off
Kallio. A. off Harper. >. Hits off
kallio. ? in innings; off Cunningh ham,
= In !. Struck out--by kallio, 4: by
Harper. =. Passed bali-Yelle. Losing
Iii cher. kallio.
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Totals
81. Louis.
TotaLs --........3e ;; 81
Lated for Smith in eighth.
Scor. by innings

N"" fori: ....,.......Gn2. n0oco-,
st. Louis 900 Gon3
summary iilhooley ia) Peck
,hhaGsL !!akcr. .cbin. Austin t2)
lw"-basc hit-TobiD. Thrc.-ba~c hits
usiih. Peck .npapgi. stolen bases
i'ak".' iipp, Sacrifice h!;-pecki,-
paueh Double piars--tiiihoolcy and
iipp. TEorma nien. Hannah and rlpp
Lex on hascS--Eew York. 10: ST Louis
y, I.ases on balls-on Thornahlcn. ..
on davenport, !. Hits-of Davenport,
IN ID innings off Sothoron. i'm
-" innings. Hit by pitcher-by
paNcnpor'. ,MillcrD; by Thormahlen.
Aus',hl struck out--by Thormah-
Losing pitcher Davenpur,
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BRAVES DEFEAT REDS
IBy Associated Press

BOSI ON, June S.-Nchf had the bet
u afternoon. and Boston won fros Gin
cinnati. too. The only score was made
In lie seventh. Powell walked Wick
Ia nd sacrificed and. after Roush caught
) I. smiths short fly. Konetchys sin
gle to left scored Powell. Two intield
hits of Nchf in the sixth and an in
territorial walk to ). Magee with two
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.Batted for cheney in NTH.
rBatted for C;riner in seventh.
4Battcd for Grimes in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Pittsburgh ........ 100000 oil
Lrooklyn ...........o . o 900 ] OIL
summary: Runs-Stengel. Cutshaw,
90: Nick echnie. Cation, Schmidt,
Schmandt Two-basc hit-Cutshaw.
Stolen bases-Moilwitz, Stengel, Cut
shaw, Cation. Sacrifice hit--Mck echnie.
Sacrifice nieS-Catou. Olson. Double
plays-Mck echnic I" Cutshaw 10 Moli-
wiz; Cutshaw 10 Cation to Myers. LETT
on bases-l'itt sourgh. IL. brooklyn. S.
First base On errors--P Pittsburgh. j.
Bases on bails-on Cheney. 4 of Mill
cr 8. IIitS--off Cheney. in ; innings:
off Grincr. in innings. Of! Grimes.
] in innings. Iii, by pitchcr--by
Cheney (StcnSel: by Grincr iSchmidtD.
struck out-by Cheney, =: by Grimes,
!; by Miller. >. Losing pitcher. Cheney.
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WOODAIL AND 0TtRIES


Woodall and Guarles won YESTERDAY
from the K. l.. Lees At Byrd Park. The
score was : Ia {
The outstanding feature ~ the game
was tn" pitching OF both OF the II, nund
men. Wood of the r. T.. Lees. struck
out fifteen men. but allowed three more
hits than the opposing hurler, Jones.
Score by innings r.
woodall and Quarles. .oo5n0lo 2o-S
K. II. Lees. ...........0" . q O o O OF
Summary: Hits--W o dali and
QuarleS. o: II. L. Lees g. Errors
Woodall and Quarles. 3; r.. r. Lees 3.
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core was as follows:

Ut y. fIOIlIt Iun--DcaIc. Three
base hit-Monroc Two-bnsc bi,s
Monroe. Johnson. Tucker Struck out
eS Aviation. .; by Walton s. Runs
Shorten. 20: Johnson I2): lowrry
Monroe Eealc. Blanton.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS KESI,IT

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York. p; -. Louis. l unr>t camel
New i"rL. =: -. I@.ui.. ! (s-cunI camel
sr"hhi,u. Pitt sburch. Uirst cnmal.
itIonkiAn, :: l'tt shuTgh, (sccon.I game !.
rhiihdcinhia: %: tnicuEuN q.
B"-ton. /: Cine :nniii. q.
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STOCKTON STREET. WINS
FROM BATTLE AVE TEAM

stockton street won Yesterday from,
the fast Battle Axe AGGREGATION Ia. m.
score 81 10 Following is the score
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TBNtted Tor Karidcn IN fourth.
Score by innings: r.
81. Louis 0o 0o0 0000O2-i
New York ....o 90 . 0 . OF 100 %
Summary: Euns-CruIsc. Hornsby.
Smyth Kavanagh. Burns. Fletcher.
Three base hit-cruise. Stolen bases
burns. kaufi Double plays--Wal-
lac, to IIornshy 10 Paulette; Rodriguez
10 Fletcher. Left on bascs-New York.
9; 81. Louis. 5. First base on errors
New York, |; st. Louis. 3 Bases on
bnlls-on Sallce. l; off Doak :. Hit
Ivy pitchcr---by Doak t"letcher). Struck
out--by Sallee. 3: by Doak. T.
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Score ~ inNin~s: "
s""nt Athletic club. %, onn11" al
Ashnrv ............0 o q > q 3 q - a. :
Sp~,'>Nrrv: nassed hs''a ~ ownrS
'rh'"dr'"'s | "tt nn bases Silent Ah-
70" club. $: Asbury. L. Umpire
Edwards.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YES FRIDAYS RESULTS.
81. Louis. 3: Srw>Turk. s.
Chicago. =: Pfili,lcipi,i;i. 3.
Detroit. 3: Na>hingtUn. >.
tleNekuut. &. i.nst.n

GAMES iu-DAS.
rliiiadripliia at Chicago.
New York mt st. Louis.
Washington art Detroit.
BoSton at. Gtei Ella nd.
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NrN tlrk

Naun. Burns. Fletcher. Iolkc. Rod
!lsueZ icrr.u. TWO base hit-Burns.
Home un--Cruise. stolen bases
Eurils t.i. Zimmerman. kaun, Young.
Sacr. lice nit--Pauicttc. Double pia ~
Iiolkc, Fletcher and Hoiku Left on
bascs--New York. d; st. l-ou.s. i. First
on crrors--New York. l. Bases on
bails--on .Shcrdcll. 3; of Tuero, j: off
Iccr!ti i. liits-on Snerdeil, 10 in i
innings. off Tucro. Q in innings.
Struck out-by Perritt. 5: by Sherdell
]. Losing pitcher. Sherdeil
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Iievcd TO be record for a second
baSenan. He twice made running
catches Of line drives that prevented
hits. The score:
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hattie sac.


Battle Axe l u O q @ 10 Ia
summary: Two-hase hits--.B. loves
Mayheld Threc-hasc hits - Stuart.
Mar6eld Eases ~ hallS---by Allen. 3.
by 'lIre'son. y Double nlay--H. Jones
10 Irving 10 Pcrcivoi Struck oui--by
Allnn. :: by Iiarelson = Hit by
pitched ball--Clay.
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Exefcr Dcfe,ta AndnYer.

ANDOVER, MASS. June S.-Exctcr
won from Andover to-day by the score
of 10 to l. Andovcf scored her only
run In the second. ~
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dorc. >. by Harmon. j. by Sanders l.
W inning pitcher, coombs. losing
pitcher. Sanders
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COMMERCIAL lEAGIE.
tSs
Won. I.o.f
WHERE THEY PLAY NEXT
SATURDAY..

Commercial LenEuc, Section 60
Old NirEinins and Aicos, BYRD Park,
Diamond No. IL RnndUlph and .iyin-
tors. byrd Park, Diamond No. 4.
section "D"--Siient Athletic Club
and stockton street, BYRD Park,
Diamond No. ., Asbury and Battle
Axe, South Side.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
Gbarlottc.

Der lGnglteriebntc &cgen gum 6iil.
len Ser 3iiternen unO Der Seidc, 70.
lpie aud nm Dem @adsthum Der
Yflan5en llntcr Die Irme 81 greifcn.
lit enolih eingetroffen. Der @ei5cn
iicbt piclDcriprehenb aus.
2ebrer 6. 6. gaugban bcidloB an,
pcrgangenen Samstag einen iebr er'
folgreidcn Sermin I'M @iicmann 81.
Itrift. Gin biibi6es llnterbaltunss'
Yrogram ipliroe bon ben Sdiilern our
Musfiibrl,ne sebrodt. Scrr Iaug.
ban lit elmer Der beiten 2ebrer i'm
gorntp, lrnb Scr 9iitritt wclder ibn1
aniteIlt, iid)ert iid bic porSiiglidite
2ebrfraft.
q. 81. 9aroe, nebIt Samilie, ipa'
rem on, lesten Sonntag al,f 8eiud bel
Serrn 9aroe's Snfel, q. 9. Solt uno
Camille; Geo. Wotidenbad, nebIt
SamiIie, paren gleidfalls willfom'
meme 8ciuber bel q. 9. Solt.
@illiam @itte ST., in 9e9lcitllng
Icincs Setters Ben @ittc, fubr am
letter Mpntag nad Sermanr, I'M
ieinen @rllber lnb feline Sdpciter ab-
subolen, pelde bon 2afapette Golln.
tp gcfommen iparen.
Soiparo Solt, mclder infolge bon
aranfbeit feline Stellc oils "air man"
Bel Der Terminal &ailpap 60. in ct.
2ouis aufgeben m1lbte, lit arf Elm
paar @o6en babeim bel ieinen Inge'
b0rigen. Inter @ebanolung bon Or.
@ufbcrSeibe miro CT feline @eiuno.
belt pobI boIb ,pieber erlangen rno
oann obne 3meifel feline Stelle mieoer
antreten fonnen.
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Snrdjt uor Wanien.

Tie 6llrdt Dor MGuien, Die maj,
Bel elmer sroben gnsahl Don Perios
mel, uno bsionbers BEL Dem tpeibliden
@ei4ledt antrifft. 1T teinespess ben
Meniden ALIEN eisen. aus pers
f1ieoenen grfabrunsen er9ibt iid.
bab Der glefant, Der 2Dius uno Der
Siser bi,ie Sur9t nit ben Meniden
semein baben. 8rinst man cine
Waus oosr cine Ratte in ibren 8ds
fig, 70 totem iie nidt etipa bas tleine
1ier, iOnoern fIii1ten iid in cine
Gde, inosm iie sleidSeitig Elm dngits
lides Sdreisu bOren lafen uno am
sansen aOrper sittern. So 1T ia
natirlid ,sine Jurdt Dor irseno
tpelher @efabr, ionoern elm unbefiess
barer Wiosrptle. Sebr bibi4 ptrb
bi.ie Gurdt, bic Meniden unb 9ies
rem semsiniam 1T. burd Elm iaus
{triertes Wibblatt perinnlidt. Wan
iiebt bort einen 2DpentGufis. Dor
benz cine aittsrnbe 2Ownbdnoiserin
itebt. Ser MenagerieOireftor fra9t
einen Sisrpdrter, uorum Die Siers
bGnbissrin nidt in ben 2OpentGfig
seben min. .Sie firdtet iid Dor
Der Maus", sibt Der Wann CUR ants
mort. limb ipirtlid iiebt man I'M
20pentGfis cine Maus, Dor Der bic
a1nise Der Wiite dnsitlid s~uriidueis
den.
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Jreitas, ben IL. Mprii, 1918.
. D..

9ie Soft Sill Sdulc, Scbrerin SRI.
Gitber 2cmmel, fam am bergangenerl
Sreitas gum Sdlub, uro bic @eioc-
mann Sdulc, 2ebrerin SRI. Slinoa
gbfer, ihlob anl lettn Samstag.
Senrp Steinbed unb @attin iinb
am bcrfloiicnen Samstag bon einem
mebrmonatliden Iufcntbalt in Sf.
laboma unb IN Tcras 5uriidgefebrt.
Sic paren bort I'M Sntereiie iBres
@runobeiites.
8m. @itte fo,,fte bieier Gage elm
Dodge Ilto bon 2ollis Salt.
6. gngelbredt, 6. q. Weper uno
s. s. Oberg madJten an1 porigen
Sreitae eiren @eidditsbeil,d in Nctp
Saben.
Grit 9lof unb Satin, bon @el.
lington, befanocn iid mebrere Gage
ser p%ersaneenen ISOLDE, beiudspeiie,
in uniercr Nudhmfdaft.
Cine Anaabl Gerionm bon bier,
begab iid am letten Wontag nadl
Sirit Greet, I'M Dem 2eidenbcgangs
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EutsSam iuirb ben rSag Der Mntter"
(Motbcr's 0ab) fcicrn.
@eiterc Madridten bon Eotsbam.

Scr S,lnior Club miro CUR Seicr
bcs ,Wi,ttcr . Gags" an1 fomntcnOcn
~. Moi, Gin biibid)cs Eroeram 5ltr
I,,sfilbr,,ne bringcn.
Srau @m. Strunf, bon ct. 2ouis,
pcilt seseniudrtig auf 9eiud bel H.
rem 9ruoer, 6. 6. Meper.
SrIs. Gliie SeIb nnS Waria
Sdmitt, iomie q. s. 8ulff, Ben
Selo unb Sranf Shmitt mohnten alll
letter. Sonntag Nbeno Der @orItcls
lung in WorriIon bei.
llnierc Scouts" Die Wabden TO-
ipobI als pie bic &nabcn, iino MN
unter bic GatiorlaI Scouts alf9cnpms
men luoroen.
q. 3. @uIff madtc an icstcn
Montag, oils 9elcgut, cincn @eIdoits'
bciltd) in Grafe, INN bel Der Heprgoi1i,
iation Der Sarmcr = Clubs unlcres
Golrntps bebilflid 5i iein.
Der 9op's Corn Club gab am po.
rieen Wittpob cine intereiiante uil'
terbaltung, in oeren Scrlauf mante
Dertbpolle Conformation, nit gc5ug
olf &orn, mitgctbcilt muroe.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, o n April
II, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Ben. @eibIe, bon ct. 2ouis. er.
Idiiterte am pereangenen Samstag
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Ibcnb, in elmer Iniprod)c, bic Ibat-
iad)cn Der gcgcnmGrti9cn Situation
ocs cllropGiihcn &ricgS, unh 8. S.
Wcrtcns, bon Worriion, crflGrtc in
iebr ncrltGnolid)cr @ciic Die Critic
fSreibcits NnlciDc.
9nt pergalt9cncn SonnStoQ, INN ~
llbr, mittugs, licBcn bic @lodcn unlcs
rcr Sdyulc un0 unicrcr STRIDE Is
Minlttcn lana ibrc mctullcncn Stim.
men crtoncn, ST Gbrcn bcs or tcn
SobrcstogS uniercs &ricgcS gcgc1
Oclltlhlan0.
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Gin 8%ierliebbaber.

Rurfirf Sobann 1risbrid bon
Sadfen, Der Elm fonft febr tiidtiaer
Resent mar, mar elm 10 GROCER 9ers
sbrer bes gu feiner 3eit beliebten Gin
bsder 8iers, bob er ii9 faft tasIid
barin betrant uno ben Gag fir Ell
zen perlorenen belt, an benz er oies
fer Heisuns ni9t Geniise tun tonnte.
4m Morsen pes Cages Der
Sdlo9t bon Wiiblbers ga. @pril
1547) brane man in i'm, bod elm
nal cine Iusnabme gu MAIDEN uno
tein Bier gu trinten. Ocd empOrt
erpioerte er: rWolIt ibr penn burd,
aus, bab i'd oieien Gag uerlieren
foIl9"
Gr betrant ii9 alio tpie seWObns
lid, perlpr bic Shladt, seriet in bic
9efangenf6aft &aiier &arls V. UNI
perlor iein aurfiiritentum.
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sat man bas unglud &c.
babt, elnen red)t ialSigca Shinfen
elnSutoulen, 10 tode man ibn uno
lsse Dem @uiier, ii Dem er iiebet,
rInen SoIiel Sarinsnder su. Der
3d)infeu bctoinnt ourd) Dies einiat)c
siittcl iciner lrilocn @cihmad groB-
tclltcila mlcocr. Sr tllt iif) ebenio
gut mic rohcl uno bietet nod ben
Yorteil, ouB man i'm 81 mannig'
fnd)en 8erihtcn p%crfpenOen fann.
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nib ocs pcritorbenen Scnrp @ruens
beiSunobnen.
Sobn Sbneiber unb 5amilie, aus
Der 9tdbe bon Sermnnn, paiiierten
porigc @od)c bier burd. Sic bcelci.
tcten Srau Sdneibcr's @uttcr, mel
dc iih bcbufs Qr5tlihcr 9cbanolllng
in Sermann allfgebalten bate. mad,
ibrem Scim, in Ban.
&m. @ittc, Soi. Sain uno S. 9.
Seba madten ON porigen 9onncrS.
tag cinen @eihGftsbeiud in Scr.
mann.
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elne neue praftide aii'
t,en-einridtune lit elm @aiierfrabn
cbne Sanogriff, Der mittels zines
itllter Dem abguBbeden angcbrad,teu
keoals in 2aticfeit aeiest miro.
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F. J. koeHer,
s9mieb Il. @agenma6el
Sermann, Wo.
Sermann, Wo.

Sd peroc beitrebt fem nl1r bic
beIten @rbeiten II. @aaren at liefern.
babe Iange grfabr,,ng i'm 8feroe.
bei1lagen fopobI nie i'm Sdmieoe.
uno @agenbanbmerf.
Sarmipagen, 8uggies, Wanlir'
Spreaoers unb Sarm-N aibinen on
$an6 ODER auf @eitellung al giiniti'
gen 8ebinguneer, unb 5u annebnlba.
rem Yreiier, geliefert.
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&ermauntr &olfsblatt.
@raf Yrintins g., 9erausseber.
Sermauu, No.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
eRosA1e ORDER

State of Michigan, the Probate Court
for the County of Charlevoix.
AT a session OF said court, held at the
probate office, in the city of Charlevoix,
in said county, on the Both day of jan
uary A. ID. 1918.
Present: Hon. Servetus A. Correll,
Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF l.asira
A. Kenyon, deceased.
Frank A. Kenyon having filed in said
court his petition praying that said
court adjuGicate and determine who
were al the time of her death the legal
heirs OF said deceased and entitled to
inherit the real estate of which said
deceased died seized,
1t is ordered, that the Goth day of
February, A. d. 1918, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate office,
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition;
tits further ordered. that public notice
thereof be given by publication Of a
copy OF this order, for three successive
weeks previous TO said day OF hearing.
in the CharlevoiX County Herald a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
SERVETUS A. CORRELL,
4 true copy. Judge OF Probate.
Servetus A. Correlll,
Judge OF Probate.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
HI MAD RAIN FoR GALE
GOODS DELIVERED, CLAIM

sohueI<sl Everybody 10 getting Rain
These Days." Cry counelImsn-
Who Will Laugh Last
Los Angeles. Cal.-The superstition
hat rain comes down because II List
eth u officially refuted In San Diego.
whore $4,000 may have to be paid out
o. the city treasury by way of SLATER
ing the old belief that Mother Nature
n responsible.
The city attorney has ruled that the
city must pay Charles Hatfield that
sum for filling the Morena Dam.
Hatfield II a rainmaker. He went 20
San Diego some weeks ago and spoke
somewhat az follows:
II notice you don't have very much
q an average rainfall here. I'd Ike to
make rain for you.'
ETH Morena DAM" said the council.
men, and they all laughed. Morena
Dam had never been more than third
fillsd
An right" said Hatfield. for ,lo.-
COO"
Still laughing they agreed.
Hatfield erected his tower near tho
dam, put his galvanized iron tanks on
top Of them, wrapped the tanks with
tar paper, and poured in his chemical
Euid. He was off In the mountains and
the city Forgot him.
Sometime later the councilmen were
N assuring the treasury resources and
thinking about appropriations-but
Fever about the $10,000-when It be-
san to rain.
Some one brought down word that
the water at Morena Dam was higher
than II ever had been.
Hatfield isn't doing IT, the coun,
men said T'orybody's getting plen.
y Of rain these days."
But when the downpour continued,
and the flood followed, some favored
paying Hatfield $4,000 and calling IL
quits. But Hatfield IL sure he viii get
his $4,000.
What his chemicals are no has new.
Or revealed. The tar paper collecting
heat, causes the liquid to evaporats
In the day time, and at night he ap.
plies enough heat to produce the same
result. Ascending columns Of vapor
from the tanks have the power, he
says to attract moisture even to the
dryest spot.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08

An ignorant man is merciless critic.
Short friends often make long ac-
counts.
The owner OF smart dog does most
OF the barking.
Life is one continuous round OF un-
finished business.
The sweetness of revenge may sour
the best disposition.
Consistency is often but another
name for contrariness.
When a man is easily bought the
buyer is usually sold
II takes an experienced elevator boy
to let man down easy.
How easy tits 10 think OF the right
excuse AT the wrong time.
When a wise man reaches the top OF
the ladder he Immediately proceeds to
batten down the matches.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
sHIppY' HEEps THE CALL
Hen Recognizes Mistress Voice nd
Causes Thieves Arrest

Hen Recognizes Mistress Voice ; nd
Causes Thieves Arrest
York, Pa.-Somebody was spared \
tragic chicken dinner when IA year
cid Miss Grace Weiser walked Into
the poultry house Of =. Kinneman
and reclaimed her "Biddy" which JOY
ously responded when she called II
BY name.
"Bidy," who Is herself hen Of IA
years and In no way fitted to provide
q meal, had been Miss Wsiser's pet
ever since both were wee chicks. Re-
Gently somebody climbed the Weiser
fence and stole "Biddy,' together with
. one eyed rabbit.
The rabbit also sold to the poultry
man, was easily identified, and 1t only
required the pet fowls respcose to its
mistress call to convince all Of the
identity.
William McCleary, IL years old:
Robert Sweitzer, IL, and William ia
eobs, IL have been arrested for the
crime.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
DURoLARs CAPTURED
THRU PARROTS TALK
srhatII DO, Boys" Says eIrd--kIas-
ter Takes Men by Russ.

srhat'II DO, Boys" Says slrd--kIas-
ter Takes Men by Ruse.
Grand Rapids. Mich.-When Arthur
Simmons parrot. 'Pock." was avak-
ened from slumber by the flashlights
Of two burglars the bird quietly said:
"Thatrl do, boys; that'n do"
The burglarh surprised, dropped
cloth bags with silverware taken from
Q sidehoard, threw aloft their he nds
and SAID they would submit to arrest
without resistance.
Simmons. investigating. after srm-
Ing himself with IN alarm clock,
switched on . light and ordered the
BURGLARS TO face the wall a. he al.
lowed the light to fall for . second
on his timepiece, and turning to Mrs.
Simmons he instructed her to call the
police.
Now the burglars are behind the
bars, while "Peck" 10 being dined on
the best parrot food money can buy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
CUT THIS QUILT is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with &c to Foley & Co., 1895
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets.-Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08
WOMEN WANT TIE BEST.

Woman is more finely constructed
than man and she requires the best to
be had in medicines when her system
becomes disordered. Foley's Kidney
Pills help the kidneys cleanse the blood
of Impurities that cause aches and pains
in muscles and joints, backache, rheu-
matte pains and puffiness under eyes.
Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08

appeared and your Vegetable Compound
has made me well, strong womskso
/ do all my own housework. c.. tt
recommend Lydia Z. Pinkham's VsGe.
table Compound too highly to women
passing through the Change of Life"
Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 s. Crchsds
ST. Urbana, Ill.
Women who suffer from nervousness,
i'heat flashes" backache, headaches
aid "the blues" should try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia f Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-08

u Was Her Duty ~ Associate Police
Court offlcIaI.
New York.--Miss Cora Van Housen.
10. Paterson, N. J., 10 said TO be the
only associate policewoman and
Judge In the United States. Miss Van
Housen arrested and then sentenced
to one year In the Passaic County
JAN her own father. Jacob Van Eov-
ssa, On On intoxieatiou charge