The Semi-weekly leader

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but died from luck of nourishment.

To date 103 former enlisted men

have Joined the naval reserve estab

lished by act of congress, approved

March 3, 1916.

Mrs. E. E. Wolfe of Portland, On»,

has not been kissed by her husband

for the last four years and wants a

divorce.

Some disorders still occur in Qape

Haltien, Haiti, Admiral Caperton re

ported to the navy department

An officer and 16 hoys of the Eng

lish training ship Cornwall were

drowned in the Thames near Purfleet,

while engaged In boat practice. A tug

collided with their boat.

Convinced that the blowing up of

the glazing mill of the American Pow

der company was due to accident the

Acton, Mass., authorities have oeased

investigations.

Robert Reid, a young Blast St Louis

an, is held in default of ,31,000 bond

on a charge of taking a watermelon

from a freight car. If found guilty

he can be sent to federal prison.

Joy riders stole the automobile be

longing to Abraham Tehlander of As

saria, Kan., rode it around town and

abandoned it, but overlooked 3400

Abraham bad hidden in a tail light

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Semi-weekly leader. (1915). Brookhaven, Miss., 1915-09-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86074065/1915-09-04/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Semi-weekly leader, 1915-09-04.