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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
Saved him $500,
adams N Y Inn M 1890
A. j. Hare,

ADAMS, N. Y, Jan. 80, 1892.
On Is. J KENDALL, & Co., Gonts -
Having used n good deal of your Kon>
dalfs Spawn Cure with great success, /
thought would lot you know what Il
has dono for mo. Two years ago had
IA speedy colt as was ever raised I'm
Jefferson County. When / WAS break-
ing him, no kicked over tho cross bar
aud got fast and tore one of his hind logs
all To pieces. l employed tho host far
riers, but they all said ho was spoiled.
10 had very large thorough~pin, aud /
us q two bottles of your X endars Spav-
In euro, AMI II took the bunch entirely
Oft, and he sold NJ erwards for 81 800 IDOL
lHr-), have uscd II FIR bono spavins
and wind gals. and II has nlM " cured
completely n Il lcn TIA" log moth
IL Is n splendid medicine fnr rbcu ma
tism. have recommended II &, God
many, and they all say Il doce tiir work.
WAS I'm N,theringtOn * kuechud's
drug store. iu Adams. the other dar and
saw very Il picture you Erni lhpm
tried To buy IL, but could NJ they
said II wnuid write to Won jiiH you
would send mo ono / wish yOH would
ana VIII do you all the good can.
Very respectfully,
n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

PAYS THE PENALTY FOR THE
MURDER OF HARDING

Oakland Nd Nov. lT.-Ed ARGUS i:
A ripple of excitement ira Oaklsu
to-day over the execution Of John
Herbert Smith, for the murder OF
Josiah Harding on the night of May
18th last, near Elkins, Nd, on the
Davis road. This is the 6rst execu-
tion within the borders Of Garrett
county. The citizens OF the county
as we'll scores OF visitors are very
disirous Of wit nessihg it. Many who
do not know that q recent law pass-
ed by the Legislature of Maryland
mskes execution private, are railing
at Sheriff Jsmison aud calling him a
Crank etc., aud threats Of tearing
down the enclosure have been re-
ceived by the Sheriff. That officer
seemingly paid no attention TO these
threats and has erected the enclosure
add built the gsllows and. to make
all safe, has called out the Garrett
Guards Of this county. under COM
msnd of Capt, Wardwell The pris.
oner lie uuyielding in his department
ADD strenuously denies his guilt up
to this hour, 10 O'Clock a. m. As
friends have not claimed the body it
will be buried in the Jail yard. A
board fence 20 feet high surrounds
the Jail yard and the scafald is Is
feet high with a 8 foot drop-At
/! o'clock this morning Smith made
a full confession OF his guilt TO his
spiritual adviser Rev. Benz amin
leon, and as Smith related the histo-
ry OF the crime, that gentleman re-
duced it TO writing. Smith stated
he had taken improper liberties with
the murdered m sn's wife, and for that
reason, Harding had threatened him.
He learned OF the threats and on the
night OF the murder he got drunk
won't to Hsrdiug's house, aud after
some words. deliberately killed him.
II would not have done it," he stated
in his confession "only was drunk ;"
He said he thought God would !or-
give HE Sins. and he was sorry for
what be was guilty Of. He ate a
hearty dinner at IL o'clock. tie wac
led from his cell to the scaffold smok-
ing a cigar which he threw away at
The request Of the Sheriff after step
ping upon the trap door. Rev. leon
read psalm and offered a prayer
.iter which Smith made q speech
aud finished in saying be- was not
sorry to 60. At the close OF his re-
marks he burst into tears. He bid
ell good bye, and asked God to bless
them all. Tbese We're BIZ last words
The black cap was adjusted and at
/ IA P. M, Sheriff j smison sprung the
trap, and John Smith paid the pen
atty for the murder OF J osish Harde
At 1927 the Doctors pronounced him
dead. HE neck was not bro6eu.
At ! As he wac cut down and buried
in the Jail yard.
j. A. Iagamor.
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KENDlLL'S SPAWN CURE.
Hutchinson's Radch, IL miles north q
Denver Colorado.
Nfarch 5tl. 1880

March 9th, 1888.
DIR. Is. j. KgNDALL a. Co.. Gents:
For the past three years have used Ken
dalPs Spawn Cure. In every case OF
SPAWN, OF which have treated five, IL
has killed them all and entirely removed
thToo. In case of splint j find II has no
equal. one case ] hai was of three years
standing and the SPAWN Cure removed
II entirely. ] had n COW got spawned
and IL entirely cured her. One year ago
a two buudred pound block OF ice tell
out Of a wagon striking my foot on instcp
wud toes, IL would be impossible 10 mash
foot verso without broak Ing any bones,
j was taken homo and carried into the
house. do not think ampuiatiOn Of the
leg would cause any moro pain. ] went
for Keudalls SPAWN euro, II was all !
used and In six DAYS ! could walk ~
round. About three week ago my team
rat away threw mc out Of the wagon, the
hind wheel struck my knee. After ap
plying several highly recommended lin~
iments without obtaining any relief, !
weni for KendalPs SPAWN cure Ny log
was drawn up and my knee swollen bad
ly. ia three days / was able 10 walk 20
tho barn. / could go tutO "details more
tally, aud maze this a v rs long lottcr
but will not woHy yes.
I am very reSIe -tfully youis,
OSCAR T.. IlUTCHINsOS,
+. o. Lock Box, 1902. Denver City. Col.
Sold NV oil nr11noriofo
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DIR. g. B HARDY

Dentist, will be at the ST. James
HoteI this place. Nov. 26 and remain
ten dsys,
Married. on stewple Ridge by
Rev. W. Y Cline, Nov. Is. 1888,
W. II Smith to NJ IS Laura stempIe
both this county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Tue teachers OF Kugw loddistrict
are requested to meet at the Acade-
my, on Saturday Dec. lst. at one
O'Clock, for the purpose oil organic ug
for the district ] itute.
A, j. Hare.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


III.
You.
Are a.
Democrat.
You ought TO.
Subscribe for the AReUs.
Why don't you advertise ?
What is nicer than rabbit pot
pie
Winter set in in "a nest last
week.
Circuit court convsnes here next
Monday.
-Ovsrcoate aud iurs are In great
demand.
Buy your Clothing from Hartley
& Wright.
The fatted hog will 5000 end his
earthly career.
Buy your Boots and Shoes from
Hartley & Wright.
Go to Hartley &Wrights for Car
pets and oil cloths.
They are having mince pie fes-
twas up at st. George.
"A building has been erected
over the town scales.
Walter II. B II lie repairing his
dwelling on Tunnelton Street.
-Vennor Gays that the ground
hog will see bis shadow this year.
There seems TO be lots OF local
news sAo"t. but some bow we fail to
get it.
Ladies il you want nice dress go
TO Hartley g. Wright. They have
inst what you want.
-Pnessants are numerous, and
the town Nmrods are capturing q
great many Of them.
We sre prepared 10 do j 30 work
neatly and efficiently at very low
rstee. Give us call.
The Arc US will be sent to any
address inside the county for one
dollsr, il paid in advance.
OR thanks ar due Hon. Henry
q. Davis for a number Of public Doc
nments received this week.
Men hsva their faults and 80
have women, such se false hair, false
teeth 60, al i1fnhim.
The boys bad their sleds out
last Wednesday evening, and were
'coasting on High Street.
If nothing serious happens, the
GO G. r. r. will be completed TO
to PhiIippi by Caristmss.
When do you expect to "swear
or from all evil hsbits? Why on
New Years day Of course.
The Western Nail Association
has ordered a suspense Of nail ma
chimes from Dec. %, to Feb, 4h.
Drop 10 and settle your sub
ecriptiop while ct Court, AMI you
will save fifty cents. DJn7t forget
this.
Visions Of sngar- plums,snd great
besps Of toys AZ large az bay Stacks
nov dance in the head Of the aver
age kid.
Thanksgiving services vii be
held in the Presbyterian church, Oh
Che 29th, al 10 so A. NJ, conducted
BY Dr., LYDIA.
Go to Hartley g. Wright for B sck
end Coored @ .shmeres, Vslvets
Ladies' Suiting, an 1 all other Dress
goods ct bottom prices.
When a nan has nothing high.
or to worship than bis own im-
Tud, nee il is natural for him TO spell
God with little AID begin bic
own nam wuh capital letter
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
IaG Wells UgCl. pta,a Ol klJgrd BIZ,

i!ciJptd ~ u, biography arC usually
niaue t,} ~ au alphabetical list, with
uriei sketches, prucipuJS 81 tiie n.tnieo
of people OF whom you Lave never
heard, ANA to huuW Wiioin would add
greatly neither tu your pleasure, nor
your iuc,tai wealth. "iEU Worlds
CyciUpedH Of Biography" now pub
Listing, II upon a dliiercnt plan. II
cOntaiiis V!iiy li!c stories ~ the lives Of
the famous men atiu wOiuen VINO nave
made lie wUriu's history; vino are
really worth knowing, aud who are
written about by authors often equ lily
eminent, iE the field vi literature, with
the SUBJECTS whom they describe.
Each vOiulne Is colnplcte in itself, SO
that IL you do not want, or cannot af-
ford, all, you can take what best
pleases, or is of most worth to you.
The five volumes thus far issued mar
rate the achievements of nearly two
hundred of the most famous and
worthy Of the worlds heroes. Volume
Nv, recently published, very hand
some large l2mO., of about 100 pages,
for the price of ~ cts, contains u new
aud excellent "Life of Washington"
u reprint of the standard and thrilling
Weems' Life of General Marion,"
uHu - tcW htic Oi OltNeT NTOuiWch
ny the OI IilIiant writer, II Paxton Hood.
10 illustrate the remarkable economy
in cost, compared with previous publ.
cations: the present importing price of
the life of Cromwell is $3-lere, In
equally good type, handsomely printed,
with two other important works
thrown in, 1t costs only 40 cents; even
beyond this, us u means of most wide
~ and eifectually advertising the bio
graphical. series, the publisher will
send, postpaid, n paper-bOund edition
of the Hoods Lille of Cron we'll" to
any address, on receipt of Is cents, and
tl,eii, ii the purchaser desires to secure
the bound volume, will credit l5 cents,
and tlien, If the purchaser desires to
secure tii- u,utr. NU.utnc, via credit 10
toward the price oi iI,e same. IL will
be strange Ii suci, r,uks 1T s,lc.i prices,
do not find their way into almost
every home. "lBiography IN the most
universally pleasant. universally prof.
liable Of all reading" well suid Thomas
Carlyle. How, indeed, can the heroes
of "iiction" he compared In interest
with these heroes of all time, wash
ingtOn and cromwell? John B. Alden,
IL V sey .,tre,t, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

The question is often asked, Can--
Rupturc-(a (ain!omii,al iieriiia) l,c cured?
most rmphtti;caHy sdy, ! ES. That
ihis part Of the body offers no ex-
ccTtion to tl.osc physiological laws
which govern the whole physical econ
omy and 1t makes not n particle of
Il florence whether the age Of the af-
ilictc,! is one year or "A hundred years,
because the Iiisicr,iiiai changes are
frever al work, from birth to death.
AMI So long ~ there is n spark Of rital-
ity left, nature Wien aided by proper
tire :, meat exert, herself 10 ram.ly the
evii. Rec nEiiiaif. tlic facts, and IN
reply to the thousands now suffering
FROM Rapture in IL various forms, and
to the lhOusni,d~ wlio i.nvc bec'i cured
and made happy hy using The En-
c,isior RRIlt"rc Treatment we suggest
that YOU sru'i i. H. Melrick, O,siens-
burg, \. y, for his free book on Itup-
turc in which yo1 will find ~ satisiac-
tory answer 10 tlie Oft repeated qucs-
ton, why, aud how is IL that such re-
markable and permanent results are
obtained by it, use, cure being effect
eel in 30 days from the day the Plaster
Is applied.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

"CHEEK. 1.-THE Luther correspond
ent OF the Reed City Ne,os. last week
says the STAR has the ''cheek" to- say
that the vote I'm the Lake county
Board of Supervisors was unanimous
i'm favor of annexation Of the four
northern Newaygo towns, "when the
truth was that only Of them votes
for II, the rest not voting mt ALL" 1t H.
rather evident that Hovey Is in no
possible danger OF being afflicted witt,
"cheek." He is altogether too modest,
too utterly too-too. Now tile truth H.
there Is no such record of the vote OF
the Supervisors as above (7), unless
the journal and the official minutes Of
the Clerk left ut this Office for pul,lica
tion disagree, and we are of the op'n
ion that the Clerk is not "tliat kind al
q man." We contend that IN legisla-
tive bodies, when voting, ifa member
wishes to make legal opposition to thu
measure before the house, he must de-
mand that his may" he recorded.
Silence Is never construed to mean or.
position; on the contrary, 1t Is always
understood to mean an Indifferent COLI
cent to the affirmative Of the question.
II Supervisors were opposed to annex
alton, why did they mot say NO? We
are OF the opinIon that our Supervis-
ors were not opposed to the annexa-
ton ut that time; but after reflection, u
majority have decided to oppose the
measure.
The correspondent(?) further says
'The reason we demonstrate against 1t
IL because the county 10 large enough
without anymore townships being
added. Whoever heard such q reason
given before7 A county or an individ-
ual otjecting to the addition Of proper
~ to their domain, on the score that
they had enough airsadyf
Again, he says--"If you will inquire
Into the proceedings about II 1t Ian.
sing you will find that they considered
that there wss fraud somewhere.
Thst insln0stbsn Epstess . tough iook'
ipr cxse eoss Lske s5rervisors. We
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

A CARp.-Wc desire thus publicly to
return our heartfelt thanks to those
kind friends in Ellsworth, who were SO
ready and prompt in offers Of assist
ance during our recent nffiictiOn.
While each and every one of our old
ne ghbors did MI in his power TO aid us
in the trying scencs of sickncss and
death. and To whom we are under oh
iigations, Yet we feel that specially are
our thanks due to Dexter Cuti.r and
estimahle family. That they may new
er be called upon to pass through such
MI ordeal, ana that ii they should they
may find friends Us true and uusciii Ia
as we did in Tie good people oi Ells-
worth ami i,itticr, is our earnest wish.
JUIIN w. " MARY NICHOLSON.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

| HcHed.
The Luther correspondence was re-
ceived to late for Insertion this week.
R. s. Mott is assistant at the depot,
nowadays.
VIM. Forman intends to have So
cial dance, at FOrman, Feb. I'D.
H. w. Marsh, Of Glencoe, was in
town, yesterday.
DIR. A. w. Jenkins, of Reed City, has
gone to Virginia, for his health.
The gospel meeting In the Methodist
hall, last Sunday evening, was largely
attended.
Owing to the depth Of snow, Rev. A.
F.. Swein, who was ut Chase, did not
hold services here, last Sunday.
Tho's Ash, of Elk, was In town yes.
te-day. He reports logging operations
as rather slow, on account Of the deep
snow.
Miss Hattie Collins, Of Charlotte, sis
ter Of Mrs. J. ID. Garland and Mrs. w.
II. DeLanater, will be the assistant at
the postOf}icc.
j. w. Nicholson has his family com.
fortab!y settled in their new home in
Baldwin. A. Towner, also. Both
show promise of making efficient OFF,
GERS.
Revs. John Morley, Of Chase, and j.
B. Pritchard, Of Luiington, are expect
cd to hold religious services in Bald
win, morning ahd evening, next Sun
day-the first named in the hall, aud
the latter In the Episcopal chapel.
l.. Putnam, of Webber township, had
the misfortune to lose his best COW, one
week ago last Sunday; the animal
breaking through THE ice into the lake,
whittier 1t had gone after water, ami
being chilled To death before discovery.
The ladies' Of the NJ. Is. Church, OF
this place, have formed Mite Society,
anu have chosen the following officers:
Mrs. +. Shane, President; Mrs. T.
Blood, Vice President, Mrs. J. j. Han
ese, Secretary; Mrs. NJ. h. Ritlclitlr,
Treasurer.
We are requested to announce thai
a. old-fashioned New England Sup
per" will be given under the aisriccs
Of the Methodist Mite 81 iety, at Mrs
6hane's, Friday evenin,, Feb. 1851.
1883. Every effort will I've put forth to
render the occasion pleasant ol,s fer
all who come. The supper will b. rs
cents, the proceeds to be devo,cd to the
benefit of the Methodist Society.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
lndCrSGd BY lac CLERGY.

We take pleasure in recommending
Dr. Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Syrup to tire public, and especially to
any public speaker that may be
troubled with throat or lung disease.
REv. NJ. l.. BoOnER,
Pastor Presbyterian Church,
Reading, Mich.
Rev. j. r. LDDIN0s,
Albion, Mich.
Rev. ". l.. Lock wool,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
call Ior an Investigating committee"

call lOr All vestigating committee"
to wonst!
Again, correspondent (?) says-"In
conclusion we wish to ask, did the
Supervisors take action In this matter
before the people of Baldwin," Now,
herein Hovey confesses his ignorance
of the true state of affairs. He charges
In the outset that the annexation is a
Baldwin schemc;" and now wants To
know whether tho matter was really
started In the Board Of Supervisors; or
by the people Of Baldwin? In answer,
we will say that the ''pcOple of Bald
win" have never had anything to say
about it. When We say people, we
mean the majority, acting under nh
advertised call for meeting. First,
action was taken by the Board Of
Supervisors; then an impromptu
meeting of few citizens of Baldwin
took place. After that Luther went
of in blaze of excitement. If Lake
county was going to be burdcned with
moro property aud inhabitants, as u
free gift from the Legislature; they,
wanted to know why.
In conclusion, Bro. Hovey; at the
present writing, we believe it Is serene
all along the lines. Lake county has
been kept within her proper bounds;
the Jcfiersonian "itlee" has been
Knocked completely out Of her "nod-
dle." Quiet reigns supreme. On the
richest land of her hardwood forests,
OH the beautiful plains of her western
territory, the honest, industrious
"mossback" has settled down once
more in peace and security; and divis-
ions and Subdivisions of kingdoms,
change of rulers, war and bloodshed
are present with him only in dreams
of the past. As to the question asked
as 10 whether the people of Baldwin,
or the Board of Supervisors took action
first in the matter of snnexation--we
understand that the people uf baldwin
have not to this day taken action.
On the contrary, they seem to be Of
the opinion that they will not meddlc
with the affair ut ali; at least, it looks
SO tU us.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

Died, at the resistance ul
Dexter Cutler, Ellsworth township, on
January 3lst, 1883, ELLSWORTH, infant
son of John w. and Mary "A. Nicho-
soii; aged Z months and 10 days. III,
disease was that terrible scourge of
childhood, spinal fever; aud though lie
bore his sufierings patiently, death tri-
umphed at last, and he Is ut rest.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
Beware.

Coughs, colds, aud sii,lt throat dis
eases often develop into bronchitis,
seated cough, consumption, etc, and
should have immediate attention and
bc removed in the first stages. Not
only public speakers, but all are liable
to throat troubles and to obtain relief
should use XamiitOn'x C0ugh Troches,
which relieve coughs and HOrrseiess,
making the articulation clear. War
ranted To give satisfaction. Price Doe
per box. Sold by f. Campbell, Bald
win Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
THE "ORIGINAL"
STAR SPANGLED BANNER

The oldcrt, moet popular best aud chcapcst Faml v
Paper begins ts ilrt year with 1888. Its large,
page 10 l0coumn, iIlusrated, literary paper, size ~
ihc 'Lcdgcr." Cram fal Of spleusd Stories, skct ch
es Po-ms, VII. Iiuinpr, aud grnune nun. Itaol est
aud most popular paper publIshed. Established 10
years. road Wy 80 0Operscu-. II is rod substan tiai
reliable Only so cents ysaf: D coplos, "a; or 70
Silver Spoons, no brar, style, retail price, 100
OF Am Dictionary, 5D pugcs, illustrated, defines
30 600 words numerous tables, bound IN cloth. gilt,
better than u.ual 81 80 books; or wonderful "Mul
tum In Parvor knife IA dozen tools IN one handlc),
sells at ~ 70 q; buck handIe name plate, ETC.; cr
superb Bell Hnnnonica, swoetest niusical instru-
and BANNER one year sent frc for % green stamps.
subscrIbe aeN. SatisfactioD cnafanfeod,or or money
reminded. frih TIP, nopths for snly 10 conts.
BhFS1R, ,usFppALs ~ v.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
When a Cure is Guaranteed

Why will you refuse to be relieved
of that cough wlicl, Is liable to become
seated OH your lungs and to cause you
many suffering day and slecpless
nights? Your children are liable to
be taken with Group and. die before q
doctor can be summoned. BE wire
and obtain a remedy that will not fail
to give relief from coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough aud all other lung
difficulties. WuD'Iton's Cough Bnisani
will do all this and costs but trif1e.
Price 25 and 80 cents per hottie. Sold
by L.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
Secure Admiration.

Who can help admiring lovely
face, u clear, smoth, beautiful complex
ion? These can he easily obtained 10y
the use of Hamiifon's O,ientM Balm.
II will surely remove freciiics, tan,
pimplcs, and blemishes of every s'rt
and IL in no way Injurious to the skin,
but il lhe most harmless and elegant
preparation of It's kind. rr:ce zoe l'er
bottle. Sold by T.. Campbell, Baldwin,,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
qOOtlaCle,

Money Is a great cure for aching
hearts, but twenty dollar gold piece
placed on an aching tooth don't seem
0 have tire least effect. In fact, moth
ing is sure cure but Han,ittor's Tooth
ache Drops, which are warranted 70
cure In one minute Price only %
cents. Sold by 4. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
DEER LAKE, Feb. 9th, 1888

EDITOR SrAR:-The following is a. re-
port Of the Deer Lake school for the
month ending Feb. 3d, 1883: Whole
number enrolled, As; per cent Of at
tendance, 80; number neither absent
nor tardy, II. Names of pupils neith-
er absent nor tartIy: Berthe Chase,
Jacob Peppler, Willie Pepper, Louis
Brown, Fred Comfort, Grace Root,
Katie Peppler, Nettie Chase, Eda Rice,
Jennie Freeman, Anna Comfo Free.
Wolfe. DELLA SEELY,
Teacher
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08
a Gard.

TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner
vous, weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &C., l will send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by " missionary in South
America. Send self-adlr,'Ssed envcI-
ope to the REV. JOSEPH Z. INMAN, Sta
hon ID. NeU York GIN.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-02-08

NUTICE.-A sichool Teacher wanted
Ia ScIr~l District No. L, Township of
Eden, to whom we will pay good
wages. For further particulars, ad-
dress II. II. LITTLE, director,
WiIicilie, Lake county, Mich.