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The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06
To Prevent Belchinr.

Make q regular habit Of eating
slowly, masticate your food thorough
ly, and you may have no further
trouble. II you should, take one Of
Chamberlains Tablets Immediately
after upper.--advertsement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06
PLANTS FOR SALE.

EARLY and late cabbage, 50c per hum
dred. Early and late caulifiower, zoe
per dozen. Early tomato, zoe per
dozen. All fine stock. Phone or
mail. s 30-b
CHAS. PRICE,
Next to M. E. Church, Barags, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06

No, the man has Net been holle:ing
"Hoch der Kaiser" neither is he in
the junk business. This is None Other
than the Reckless Driver, than whom
there is None Whoiner when it comes
to Taking Chance. He tried to Beat
n Train to a crossing, but the Race
was Dead Heat.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE

Fifteen cents per dozen. Place
your order early with o. J. Lundin,
Baraga, Mich. IL
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06
EANSE TOWNSHIP
BOARD MEETING.

Regular meeting held en- the 10th
day of MAY, A. D. 1919.
There were presen. Supervisor Har-
old Z. Nilsea, Justice Of the Peace
Campbell and Clerk Connor. Alb
sent, Justice of the Peace Olsen.
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent Nilsen.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read, and on motion and support were
approved.
On motion Of Campbell, supported
by Connor, the following bills were
allowed by the vote following:
Town Hall Fund.
Village Treasurer, lights and
water 1st or. .............. !. 22 rs
A. w. Sundwick, tuning piano. A 90
Joe Picard, repairing sewer. 3 90
L. Gould & Vo., 200 ID Dusta-
void .................. 5 90
General Fund.
Thos. Lofquist, 2 days /. o. o.
F. Hall, Pequaming ......... 10 90
Burroughs Adding Machine
/ Go. ............... .175 W
John Campbell, board meetg 8 90
Molly M. O'Connor, abstract
work .................. ~ 70
Highway Improvement Fund.
D. S. S. & A., freight on cars
stamp sand ............... 81 "a
VIM. Jackson, " day bay shore
TOuu ...'..'. '........ ........ w
Homer Goodreau, Z days Peg.
| and Skanee road. ......... 81 90
Ed Menard, days on truck. :. 10 so
Antoine Cote, 6 days labor rds Is 90
John Mayo, 4 days labor rds.. IL 90
VIM. Mayo, 5 days labor roads. Is 90
Hubert Seavoy, 8 days labor rds 8 90
Gideon Hendricks, days labor
| roads ..... ........... ...... OU
Millard Hendricks, 3h days la
Dor roads 10 so
j: E. St. Germain, $50 gal. gas
oline 35 So
Cham Deschaine, 81 days com. 73 so
Arnold Johnson, 2 days Peg.
| ROAD UU
Philip Voetsch, unloading 2 cars
stamp sand ................ UO
Peter Clyne, hauling rock, vii
lage road ................. IL 0O
Isle Royale Copper Co., cars
sand 25 0C
Edward Menard, 6 days truck. 10 sc
Jas. Grace, 314 days team labor "a sc
Matt Egerer, 10 days team lab. 70 0(
Philip Voetsch, unloading cars
sand ................. IL "
Frank Menard, freight and
drayage ........... 8 q
F. W. Knepple, freight on sand AZ d;
Edward Menard, 6 days truck. 10 81
Jerry Spruce, 5 days roller. :. II 81
Philip Voetsch, unloading A cars :.
| Sanu .......... 10 W
Cham Deschaine, IL days com. AZ OF
F. W. Knepple, freight on sand 26 6!
Edward Menard, 5% days truck 1s 6!
Philip Voetsch, unloading a cars
sand 16 O,
James Jackson, surveying 49,. IL 0,
Peter Clyne. surveying 18 O,
George Pine, days labor Pin
.ery road 12 O,
Dave BedeIl, 8 DAYS labor Pin
ery road @ O,
VIM. Spruce, 8 DAYS labor Pin
cry road 9 O,
F. w. Knepple, freight on sand 73 g.
Peter Marksman, / day labor
Mission road -. 8 O,
Joe St. German, $50 gallons
gasoline -. 35 81
Jake Duggan, 2 days team Mis-
sion road ID 0,
Harold Nilsen, 2 days inspect
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06

IeaS-Nllsen, CampDeh, Connor.
Nays-None.
On motion Of Connor, supported by
Campbell, the following resolution
was adopted by the vote following:
Whereas the Road Repair and the
Highway Improvement taxes have
been duly determined by the township
meeting for the year A. d. 1919,
Whereas, it il necessary to borrow
the sum of three thousand dollars for
the purpose Of paying for labor, ma
terials, tools, and machinery in con-
nection with the laying out, building,
repairing and improving all highways
and bridges;
Therefore, be it resolved by the
township board Of L'Anse township,
in Baraga County, Michigan, that it
borrow on the faith and credit of said
township the sum Of three thousand
dollars ($3,000.00) from the Baraga
County National Bank, a United
States banking corporation of L'Anse,
Michigan, which sum and other sums
heretofore borrowed does not exceed
three-fourths Of the tax determined
upon for the ensuing year for road re-
pair and highway Improvement pur-
/ poses. for the purpose Of paying for
labor material, tools, machinery and
other expenses in connection with the
laying out, building, repairing. i'm
/, provement Of highways and bridges;
| That its supervisor and clerk ars
hereby authorized to negotiate sale
loan, which shall be evidenced by .
note or notes, executed in behalf o.
the township by its supervisor and
clerk, payable with interest at tn,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

to the Argonne Forest to Chateau Thferry and obviously to the brave boys who are still there, still In death, and most grieved for by those nearest and dearest to them and again I thought that no matter how big the celebration, how joyous the crowds and with happiness abroad ill the land the only thing left to the mother is memory of the brave boy she brought into the world and who left the world fighting for the cause he knew was just.
 And with the celebration over there Is still left to the mother noth- ing but yearning, nothing but griev- ing for the boy who marched away but never came back.
 Am I wrong in suggestion that, through you and the proper munici- pal channels, that an arrangement be devised whereby yourself representing the city of Bridgeport and it's people would on that day present to each mother or relative of a boy who went Vest a, specially designed medal embIamatic of heroism, a mute and slight testimonial of the love the admiration the honor and the re- spect Bridgeport as a city wishes tc pay to each of her brave boys.
 T am quite sure 8 popular sub scription would furnish the funds for the medals and the mother who re- ceives and wears one of them would treasure it-for her boy.
 Anything may do to aid the worthy cause if 1t meets with youI approval I am but to be commanded Most sincerely,
 "(MRS.) ROSE POLL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
MEDAL FOR MOTHERS OF
 VAR HEROES
Mrs. Sylvester Poli Makes Recommendation Which Harris Post .Arnistice Day Committee Will Car ry Out.

Following the suggestion of Mrs. Sylvester z. Poll, contained in let ter to a member of the committee arranging the Robert w Harris Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Armisttce Day celebration, a medal will be given to the mother or nearest rela- tive of every man who died in service. Several designs for the proposed medal are being made and the com 1nittee will make the selection.
 Mrs. Poli's letter follows:
 T am taking advantage of the fact that I am a member of the commit tee to arrange for the celebration on Arnistice Day in Bridgeport and the further fact that you have given committees upon which I served such courtesy and attention in the past, to bring to your mind in the way of d suggestion a. thought that came to me after leaving the meeting today and it Is this:
 At the meeting it was arranged to have a Gold Star Division in the parade meaning that in that division would walk the mother or nearest relative of boys who made the Su- preme Sacrifice "out there during the cruel World War.
 When I anticipated, in fancy, that day and the mothers or other reIa- tives marching in the parade I left my mind wander to Flanders Field,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
LORD MOY0R'S
 C0ACHIMEN DEAD
 AFTER 27 YEARS

London, Oct 2C-A- Wright, who as the Lord Mayors coachuian was known to all London and who for years flourished as one of it's most picturesque characters, is dead For 27 years Wright played his part un- til the people came to regard him as an institution quite as important as the Lord Mayor himself
 His greatest moment was when in 1905 Sir W. Vaughan Morgan, as Lord Mayor, visited the French capi- tai and Wright, the state coach and Six horses were taken over. Paris was delighted by him and all his glory. The coachman in his full re- galia- with his wonderful wig, his stockings. three-cornered hat and gold braid, quite ecipsed the more ordinary parsonage or the Lord Mayor.
 Wright was proud of his office and nothing could tempt him to forsa Ike it. The offer of Royal service un- der the late King Edward even fail ed to entice him from his impressive box.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
THE TACTTCIAN

The Vicar (meeting inebriated par Pat, and I thought you were a teetotaler."
 The Parishtoner-"Shure, an' that am-hic-yer Reverence, but norra- bigoted one. .''-The Tatler.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
THE ONE FLAW

q have sIavishIy followed your sci entific course in chicken culture, but I don't get any eggs"
 That's the only flaw in the whole blamed proposition" said the man who wrote the book.--Louisville Cou- Journal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

If the folks who are devoting their entire energy to equaliZing wealth keep on, they will no doubt be en- tirely successful, as there won't be any wealth to eQualze.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20
ENDURANCE IN ARKANSAS

Miss Clara Spratlin was invited to a chicken supper in the south of town Friday night. She was able to be at her regular work the next morning.-Dewitt Enterprise.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

Edinburgh, Oct. 20-The Edin- burgh sheriff's court had decided that whiskey is food.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-20

"who originated footbalI?" q can't recall the surgeons name.''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
DANIELS SHOWS Up
BRITISH REPORTERS

London, May l-"Dressed in black
With an old fashined waistcoat and
the now famous black bow. his APP
pearAnce was suggestive of a nom
conformtst parson."
This IL ono London reporters de-
Scription of Josephus Daniels, at the
weil-staged reception here today. 1t
wa interesting for American cor
respondents to wispess their English
colleagues, approach the American
secretary OF the navy. and the Inn
PRESTON he made upon them.
Because OF hts advocacy OF a big
American navy, construed by anti
American journals here an q slap at
Britain. several British reporters
were prepared to And q fire-eater who
would un1ooso 4 bombaat
Their disappointment was manifest
when they encountered tho bland
Daniels smile and the simple. almos.
maidrnly Daniels statement con-
eerninE the influence OF the league Of
nations in the direction OF down
ward revision Of the American naval
program.
SO much of the grotesque has been
printed In London recently about the
sclod-hopper" the North Carolina
editor devoted to grapa 1uics" and
about the navy rs q democratic unit
vsrsity," that tho 'star" men Of the
! conservative British journals antici-
pAted 10 play morse with q "typicar'
American Gas vaudavilied hsre),
One tried ia reporter for a
not0rfous anti-Amertcan afternoon
paper. This fresh youngster began
shooting truculent questions at Mr..
Daniels. concerning the threat Of the
American navy" Mr.. Daniels listen
! "a with merry twinkle In his eye.
and then removed the hide from the
ycungster with the most charming
grace in the world. But besng-weii,
being what he is-the victim did not
i realise that he had been horse play
ID" himself.
1t Is safe to say many British
journalists received liberal educa :
! ticn from their interview with secre-
\ tary Daniels who, on his part. en-
! tovad the affair hugely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
TEN THOUSAND PLEDGED
FOR BIG JUBILEF. WEEK

Ten thousand dollars was
pledged by twenty-five leading
citizens OF Richmond toward the
fund To be used in entertaining
Homecoming soldiers during .Juhi-
lee w elk. ct a meeting Of the fl
nance corrm:ttee of the Jubilee
Week committee yesterday after
noon.
II Is purposed to wage citywide
campaign for $50 900 10 be- used in
giving the returning soldiers fitting
welcome, as soon as the Victory Lib
erty loan drive Is conp leted The
movement 10 raise funds To entertain
the soldiers will be begun Nav IL.
The ten thot'sand pledged yesterday
Ia to take csre of whatever arrange
ments might he made for providing
entertainment for the seth or 2sth
division. or both. should one or the
other or hotn return before the Blues.
Grays and Howitxers. for which units
Jubilee WeeA primarily has been
planned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
MRS. CASTLE DENIES
SHE rs TO MARRY

New York, May Mrs Irene
Castle, the noted dancer and film star
tonight in her home, denied en-
phatically TIE report that she Is to
wed Captain i;obert Fl. fireman, OF
Ithaca. n. I. She said, in part:
1T Is all quite disgusting. The alb
surdity of the report overwhelms me.
Such serene arlomb, certainly am
not TO be married to Captain fireman
or any other % the other gentlemen
whose names have. from time to time.
been linked with mine. I don't ex-
pect to marry any one and have not
the remotest idea Of remarriage. It's
the widest thing l ever heard"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Fear Terrorist Plotters May Have Mailed
Internal Machines to President in Paris
Warning Flashed TO Members Of American Peace Delegation
and to French Postal Officials Exercise Every Precaution
to Prevent Explosions Should Bombs Reach Other Side

postofnce department. The postmas-
ter at Salisbury, ". c., teiegraphed the
department that package contain
Ing bomb similar to those found in
New York and addressed to Senator
Overman had been intercepted and
was being held
The chief postal inspector got in
communication with the Salisbury
postmaster and learned that the mack
ago sent to Senator Overman IL identi-
cal in every way with the description
OF the packages found in New York
The Gimbel Brother label, red seals,
and other outward marks OF !dentif-
cation were found.
Senator Overman, as chairman Of a
suh- commit.a of tina judiciary cnm
mittee. had charge Of the investigation
OF the activities OF the Reds in the
United States. This fact gives added
strength to the original theory that
tho senders IT the bombs are ex.
tremists opposca to the espionage ac.
and immigration restrictions designed
to keep out anarchists. Boishevists and
other radicals
Adonf Drastic Measures, -
Extraordinary measures Of nrecau-
ton were adopted at the Capitol to-
day. The supreme court and the SEN
ate and house once buildings are un-
der close guard and all unidentified
visitors are kept under surveillance.
Packages Carried by sights must
he left on the outside OF the build
ings
Postmastets of the senate and
house are on the alert for suspicious
packages addt essed to senators and
representatives. and attaches Of tfe
supreme court closely inspect all in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES HERE.

Richmond plunged yesterday in her drive for the sale
nent business inspired by the ringing talks Of two Amer
lean fighters both Of whom spent eighteen months
fighting the Huns subscribed $733200 Day after day loan
workers been putting forth the greatest possible effort
and their work to be bearing fruit and
everywhere buy bonds and drive the cs total upward at
encouraging rate.
Reports from the financial institutions Of tho city at the
close Of business showed gain Of $50 for the day. bring
ing the cys subscription up to the $746900 mark Just
eight days remain in which to complete the task which
that the utmost endeavor must be thrown into the
pagn for Richmond Is determined that she shall fail in
The Thanksgiving loa after having set shining example
Eli other cities in the four previous loans
Rain failed dampen the enthusiasm Of the workers yes
erday but they confident Of greater results today
Of the features that have been arranged John
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
.R|GHMoND HEADS
LIST IN BOND SALES

Washington, May 1.--Onicial reports
given out by the treasury department
tonight showed that only $l.4ss, $4,000
or sS.S2 per cent OF the victory liberty
loan had been subscribed
Officials frankly admit that the sales
are going very slowly and orders have
gone out to speed up.
The standing tonight as shown by
some districts is as follows.
Richmond. SIS. 32a,3 0a: 2s.75 per cent
Atlanta. $30,SSS. coo: 31.46 per cent.
New York, 100000; 1i.A7 pez
cent.
Philadeiphfas s74.5sa.s5e; 1857 PEI
cent.
Dallas. .sts. SOS. $50; 1T.6e per cont.
Dewey Day was celebrated through.
out the navy today. s g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
WAR RESTRICTIONS ON
NEGOTIATIONS REMOVED

Paris, May THE wartime re-
striction on iHnrortations into Switxer-
land and The northern neutral coun-
tries have been lifted by the supreme
economic council. and all goods, ex-
cept such as are listed as war ma
terial. can henccforth be imported into
these countries A. the same time,
Switzerland and the Scandinavian
countries are tn be allowed henceforth
10 send food into Germany without the
permits prescribed hitherto. This
means an important easing of the
food blockade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Un.onflrn,exi Report.

Exclusive cable by Universal Ser
vice and the London Daily Expressly
He,singford, Finland. May boil
shevist aXeren decapitated sixty
American soldiers at the capture of
Shenkurst in a. surprise attack made
possible by the work OF spies.
The allied position on the Archangel
front is now firm. There is no longer
ground for anxiety The allies are
planning a junction with the forces
of Admiral Kolchak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

Washington, May l.---PostefYico dc
parment oficisis tonight expressed
fear that the New York terrorist plot
tiers may liave mailed Internal ma
chimes to President Wilson and other
members of the American peace dele
CATION in Paris.
A warning was flashed to memb srs OF
tho delegation and to French post
ONCE officials 10 exercise every precau-
ton to prevent explosions in case
bombs should reach the other side,
: Officials of both the postofFice de-
partment and the department Of Jus
tice now are convinced that several
persons had a hand In the manufact-
ure and mailing Of the death dealin;
parcels. The theory of William M.
0hfey, divisional superintendent OF
the Bureau Of Investigation, depart
ment of justice, that the bombs were
sent by IAN eccentric individual. and
not by. an organized gang" was de-
clared at the postof5ice department to
be absurd.
George N. Sutton. chief inspector OF
the postoffice department left today
for New York to personally supervise
the effort ~ Ills men to unearth the
eensPirators.
Look for Arrests.
He declined to express an opinion
AZ to any particular organization that
he though responsible for the plot
He admitted, however, that the evil
dence on which agents Of the depart
ment are working In sufficient to war
rant prediction that arrests will be
made within the next twenty-four
hours.
Senator lee 8. Overman, OF North
Carolina, IS the latest intended VIC
tim OF tho mail bomb plotters. &c
eording to unC nlctal reports 70 thu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
GERMAN DELEGATES ADNTTTED u
INTO THE PEACE CONFERENCE :
POLISH ARMY MAY
CAUSE RUPTURE

Berlin, May DIR. Matthias Err
berger, chairman Of tho German
armistice commission. today noti-
fed MARSHAL Foch, It is announced.
that In, view Of the plans of Cen
eral Haller Commander Of the
Polish army now being transfer
red from France to PoIand) for
offensive operations against POscn
and Upper Silessia. ut Is impoe-
sible to guarantee the maintenance
Of the armisticc on our eastern
frontier II General Halter attacks"
Erzbcrgcr added that unless Ger
many III enfexuartled against Polish
attacks It will be impossible fer
her to allow the continuation OF
the transportation OF Haller's
troops across German territory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
City to Appropriate
$4,000 for Jubilee

Councilman Morgan II. Mills. Mt
the meeting OF common council
hast night, Introduced Il resolution
appropriat,nS $4,000 for the en-
teata1nmcnt Of the returning sol
diers and sailors during Jubilee
Week. Under the rules Of coun-
cal the measure had to go over to
the next meeting ~eof the body,
which will he Monday night.
This Is as little as the city can do, -
said Councilman Mills. last night. IT
II UP to US to give our boys a well
como they win never forget We sent
OF them over the seas. many
never to return. and they upheld the
glory and dignity Of this old city.
TT IL due the parents of these boys
that tho returning heroes be given q
demonstration IN keeping with the ef-
forts they made in protecting oul
homes from dissertation, and our
country free from the rule of such
people as the former kaiser
Had we not gone into this war. by
thts TINS ths Hun would have beer
right at our doors. In commemora.
ton OF what our own boys did in help.
ing win the wsr. we should at leas,
appropriate the sum mentioned in m.
resolution TO give them the glad hand
and the old Virginia welcome"
The sense If the body last night ap-
peared favorable to the passage OF
the resolution. and it Is not doubted
but that both branches of council vii
vote to make the approximation
A resolution apprnpriating $500
for street improvements in South Rich
mOnd -wae tabfcd to the next meeting
On motion o. Councilman Seato,
tho council cOncurred IN an ordinanc,
transferring certain administrative au
thorfty formerly held by the admins
trAtfve boar.i to the various depart
ments now doing the work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
MAY DAY PASSES
AS PER PRooRa

.xr ar's. May l-Mornine aNa No. w
May Day" passed quietly. 49,. q
o'clock when tbs great pass1 81
INC extremists was schednle6 ~ ~ 5s}7s
dnr nrst clash between vou31. y
-. a.oIe broke ~ r.
the Rue Royals endeavOress sSssss.,
inc Place do Ia Concordes TsA.32 +!
or mounted troops drawn 80 VI
noteI Crilon headquarteseN9 N IN
Hne1ican peace mission. barr66 n
way. strong squads az prrSn.k, ~ sss
Iantry pfcketed all tho NJ
a few skirmfshes were fcuskx -
french gendarmes drivinG Mr. ID
crowds. At ten minss4es 4 jsSg
o'clock = hre bigads arrixSA essS
,n urnea the hose on the d4naena ~
Up to tho time tn. ..firs 800 4
nrss 60 far there have hsS1S
1870 oI dssorders-aA oay nafx&
seemed to have turned into \ 49, ~
the dead. An almost $780, $3.50 - -
silence reigned through fhs 1GI-SS2 sss
anu noon hours. heavy 1S@n
.uueo 70 the general atno1r1 49, %%
repression. much In coutras1 49, !
the meaning OF the day. vhISS
international holiday 81 AnN0 8 T.
questionably the rain damrenn VI sSsss
aIdor OF many thousands 81 v1plsa 23
VINO mad planned bolsterosia sssI
Tho twenty-t four hour strika 81
complete. Induatry and cdr
once life and trafac were 4 hGs3 i;71 Il
at standstfll. Prior to IT, nG1I "
starting time the streets N1e2
serted except for few hN4s4
n = fpA 1uAA ~