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Haig Keeps Pounding Wittiguns PROOF for USE PUBLIC MUST ASSIST GEO VOL. I, NO. 20. BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN,' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER* 5, 1917 $1.00 A YEAR SPY HAD MILLION TO WORK WITH HAVE MASS OF Haig Keeps Pounding wittiGuns PROOF FOR USE PUBLIC MUST ASSIST GEO. IVES HAIG DIRECTS AGAINST PLOTTER TO DELIVER GIFTS IN DROPS DEAD (Niles, Mich,, October 4) FIRE AT YPRES . MERTON E. LEWIS, NEW YORK STATE ATTORNEY, HAS FRANCE XMAS MORNING George Ives, who was well known (about the city and who was employed AMPLE EVIDENCE THAT GERMAN MONEY WAS Washington, Oct. 4—With the time a happy Christmas at the front,” says as teamster by David Williams, SUPPLIED IN THIS NATION BY BERN- approaching to give thought to bring­ the statement, “are to mail early, ad­ dropped dead this morning at 11:30 near the Big Four freight sheds, on IN BIG STRUGGLE ing cheer to the American soldiers and dress intelligently and pack securely. STORFF TO BOLO PASHA. bailors abroad, Postmaster Gen. Burle­ Every package muBt bear conspicu­ North Front street. son and Secretarys Baker and Daniels, ously the words 'Christmas mail,’ the Mr. Ives had just returned to the FIELD MARSHAL KEEPS GERMANS BUSY IN ENDEAVOR TO *yards after hauling a load of gravel, in a joint statement issued last night, complete address of the person ifor WREST FROM BRITISH THE TERRITORY RECENT­ Iwarh the public that Christmas pack­ whom it is intended, and, in the up­ and was resting while stricken. He U. 8. WAHTS AFFAIR SIFTED ages for the fighting men in Europe per left hand comer the name and ad (toppled over and was dead before Dr. LY TAKEN BY THEM IN FLANDERS OFFEN­ (must be mailed not later than Nov. dress of the sender. (B. D. Giddings, who was immediately New York, Oct. 4— Proof that the German money was fur- 15. " '■ “Every parcel nmol be so packed (summoned, arrived on the scene. SIVE; TEUTON CASUALTIES HEAVY. Arrangements have been made it is Deceased was a sufferer from rheu­ . nished in this country by Count von Bemstorff to Bolo Pasha, and wrapped as to adigjt of easy in­ announced whereby the Christmas spection by the postmaster. No par­ matism and rheumatism of the heart under arrest in Paris as a spy, will be forwarded today to the mail to the expeditionary forces is to cel- will be dispatched to France, was the c-i i— of sudden death: French government, it was announced here last night by Merton be delivered Christmas morning bi^t which has not the postmaster’s certifi­ The body was removed to the Price NOT READY TO MAKE DRIVE (undertaking establishment and Under­ E. Lewis, state attorney general. this can be accomplished only by the cate that it contains no prohibited ar­ fullest co-operation o f the public. ticles.” taker Price has wired a brother o f Mr. Since the middle of last week the German armies in Flanders The attorney general who investigated Bolo Pasha’s activi­ Ives, living in the west, informing him “ The three essential respects in The rate of postage is announced daily have been trying to wrest from the British the territory ties here at the request of Ambassador Jusserand, said that it which the public can aid in assuring at 12 cents per pound. of the death. Mr, Ives boarded at the MrB. C. J. taken froin them in tb.o recent big offensive of Field Marshal was a preliminary report submitted by him to the ambassador at Smith’s place, Short street, and was Haig.: . Washington last week, which resulted in the arrest of Bolo Pasha known as a good and industrious citi- 'zen. He was about 45 years of age. As on privious days Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, on in Paris. , . Ig AWSjAlSlii Wednesday unleashed large numbers of his troops in an attempt “ The conclusion will be substantiated by a mass of .docu­ BUCHANAN HAD WHOLE to recapture te r r ito r y on the Ypres sector, where the British are mentary evidence,” the attorney, general’s statement said, “in­ LIFE PASSES seriously threatening Ills communication line with Ostend and cluding the photographic reproductions of the checks, bank rec­ WAGON OF MEN ARE IN the submarine base at Zeebrugge. Ever watchful, the gunners ords and other proofs of the disposition of the German money fur­ PEACEFULLY AT of Gen. Haig again wrought havoc among the attacking waves nished Bolo Pasha in this country by ex-Ambassador Bernstorff.” WET GOODS OAWN OF DAY and dispersed ti'.e Germans with heavy casualties and retained , Bolo Pasha, “who was in the United States between Feb. 22 COUNTY JAIL 1 (Niles, Mich., October 4) ill their positions intact. and March 17, 1916, came,, here, according to Mr. Lewis, to ar­ (Niles, Mich., October 4) Another of the pioneers of Niles, There still is no indict iion of the time set by Field Marshal range for the transfer of German money to Paris through New This morning Gus Hides art and Ja­ YOUNG GIRL AN0 Mrs. Mary Power, has passed beyond Haig for the renewal of his effort to press on toward and over the York bahking institutions to further pehce propaganda in France. cob Born of Dowagiac drove into the (Her death was unexpected and those Ostend-Lille railway, but he is steadily keeping.up his pounding He succeeded in getting at least $1,600,000 over to the , French BOY ARE THE city with a wagon load ofhooze, and nearest her were not-prepared for thj all would have w enjaiw igjb. K. and Of the German tnenches with his masses of artillery of all calibres. - capital through J. P. Morgan and Co. and other hanking institu- shock. Her demise has east a deep i •, .. J iff l,' 'j- ■ --1 v- * m f m m jtlioy .. would k a y " ^ o)v»':'^the ’ trip shadow of Sadness oven host of tions, the attorney general's investigation disclosed. Part o f this' Ithrough from SoulSti^ni money, it was revealed, went to Sen. Charles Humbert, owner o? been for a mishap, f$hich started an BOTH OF THEM CHARGED Heaves those to whom sh^f had admin? 'BllMMI E CLAIMS Le Journal, a Paris newspaper, which howe*-er according to ca­ WITH MOST REVOLTING investigation and led to (heir arrest, istered in other times stricken with CRIMES. Ip the south part of the city, near grief. ble dispatches, he refunded after becoming suspicious of Bolo. the city limits, the horse became t A true Christian spirit, a noble wo “Several weeks ago,” Mr. Lewis' frightened and started to run, one of (man, one loved by all who knew her, MNT NO SHIRKERS IN T H E Not Since the Days of the Gar­ statement said, “the Frehch ambassa­ land Affairs Has the Village the wheels was torn off the vehicle hnd a devoted self-sacrificing mother dor sought the asqitance ot Gov. Whit­ C. F. PEARS FAMILY and part of the contents of a box dis* |has gone. The place which she filled Although the German war office as; CHILDREN AWARDED Been Aroused by Dis-~ tributed along ^lie road. The box con­ will evek be vacant, hut the lesson f man in the effort to obtain information 'sorts that in Tuesday's fighting along Both Sons of Banker-Miller Are Vol- closures. tained whiskey, and the matter was her life remains and it will always be the eastern bank o f the Meuse, in the as to the activities of Bolo Pasha in unteers; Letter From ' Buchanan is all agog and the excite-' referred to Chief Francis. a help to those who are now bowed Verdun sector the Germans captured PRIZES YESTERDAY this country. The governor asked the down with sorrow, The wounds may Donald. mont is caused by the revelations in The chief-hurried: to the scene and a comparatively long line of French attorney general to render such assist­ heal in a measure, hut she has depart­ the past few days, of gross indecency took possession of the load of wet trenches, the French official commun­ Niles Mich. Oct. 4 ed. Yet, in this time of bereavement, ance as might be possible and the at­ v C. F. Pears, the well known Buchan and immorality on the pai-t of two cit­ goods, and placed the men under ar­ ication, makes no mention of this and In spite of the rainy afternoon yes­ rest. They were taken before Jus­ it is surely a comfort to those left be­ torney general immediately began an an banker-miller, has the satisfaction izens of the village. Not since the asserts merely that violent artillery terday ( the children of the various tice Rowley, charged with transport- hind to think of her many,-many good investigation. He directed Perley of knowing that there are no slac days of the Garland-Briose affair fighting and spirited patrol engage­ schools marched to the high. school as­ Hng and having in their possession deeds and to know that a useful life Morse of New York city a certified ers in his family. Mr, Pears is the 'which stirred the community and fam­ ments took place. sembly room for the awarding of the has been spent. ■ public accountant, to make an examin dad of two patrir-tic hoys, Richa.11 ilies when, startling disclosures were whiskey which was not .properly la­ While British and French airmen 'garden prizeq given by the garden beled. ; ■ Mrs. Power was a life-long, member continue their bombing operations nr.:or> of the accounts of Bolo Pasha and Donald, both of whom have join1 1 made by young boys,: who were al­ lawns and vacant lot Committee of the Chief Francis confiscated four good of the Presbyterian church and before in the banks of G Amsiick and Co.
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