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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
Skad pOchOdZi kaucZuk i gu
taperka?

Kauozuk zostai przywieziony pc
raz pierwszy do Francyi WI. l7Se
Prsez uo.onego Lsoondamine, wra'
csjaoego Z Peruwii; dopiero jed ah
W sto lat ptzaiej nabral z~nao.enia "
przemysle. Okolo T. 1923 nadesla
no Z Btazylii pierwsze kaloszs, g
Szkot Macintosh zsozai wyrabiat
nieprzemakaloe ~plaszcse, przez zanu.
rzenie ioh " rostworze kauozuku.
Wskutek o~dkryoia Hsnoooka r
1889. ae ksuozuk przez tax zwana
wulkanizacya ME twardniejs pod
ozas zimna, ME mieknie W wy.szej
temperature ] topi sic dopiero W
1000, produkt ten nabrai ogromnej
wsrtosoi i znalazl nader liozne zast6-
sowania. Pochodzi on I niekt6ryoh
drew, rosnscyoh W Ameryce poiud.
niowej, z 6gowoow azyatyokieh a
frykahskioh t. p. w Gujauis
Wenezueli w~spaniale drzewo Bala.
Ia. wysokis na 80 stop, dostarozs
takze ksuozuku.
Pred polwiskism iutynier Robert
Thompson wpadi ma mysl. aseby o.
taozac koia powozow k~auczukiem,
w%ynalszek jego atoli ME doznal
wowozas powodzenis. Zutytkowai
60 W roku 1883 Ola welooypedov
John Dunlopi spowodowai .upelny
przewrot W wyrObie tyth przyrzs
dow. Dzis wobec olbrzJ miego "a
Potr.ebowanis kauczuku lekajs sic
cry 60 ME zabraknie.
Ma szozescie, " Gsbonie ! ma Ma
dsgaskarze rosna olbrzymie lasy
drzswa Landoiphia speciosa. ktors
dostsrczs tego cennego piynu. "
samej Ameryce istnieje 120 fabryl
kaloszy, ~dsJacyob towsru "a $50 mi
lion6w frankow. w Psryau 800 70
botuikow wyrabia rocruie 2 miliony
balonikow, pr.esnsczonyoh ma re
klamy.
Gutsperka jest twsrdsza cd ksu
osuku a jake ziy przswodnik elek
trycznosoi siuty do pokrywsnia dru
tow tslsgrsf,suyoh. Gdyby ME tel
produkt, uie byioby mozna przepro
wsdzic lin podmorskioh, isozsoyol
Europe z Ameryks, Asys, Afryks
Australia. 1.-two wiec pojsc, jsl
wielkis jest 1apotrzebowsoie guta
perki.
Otrzymuje sic j. Z soku drew
Isondndra percha, rososoego n
Sumatrze, Mslscoe l Borneo, o PREY
wiesions zostais 20 rag pierwszy d,
Europy r. 1843 przes DIR. Mont
gomery z Singapore. Wskutek "a
bunkowej gospodsrki | k~rajowo6v
ssscowne drzewo prawie supe&ni
wygineao.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Ten przyrajmniej ME jest h'po.
kryte.
- MOI panic, powiedz mi pan. CO
sic tet zrobilo Z poprzednikiem pan
skim, kt6ry tax uczoiwie dswa} jest
" lynn zakladzieP
- A, co sic m'alo zrobic, panic
dobrodzieju? uczci,oie rbankrutowai.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

podjeto powasne przygotowanis dc
tego swieta nassej ~litsrstury ! ~nas1ej
idsi n~arodowej, gdy " Whine .so.y'
nsjs sic koio tel sprawy kr1atac, gdy
Poznah bez w~stpisnia p spis s ~
odPowisdnim udrialsm W tel uroo,ys
tosOi nsrodowsj. R~apperswyl. jake
centralna jus dis iustytuoya pol
skisj smigrscyi. kt6rej wielkin
przed.tswioielem byi niesmiertslny
Alan, winien t:z W odpowiedni spo
cob p.m'ec jego uosoic. o lie N
wiadomo. mJsls tn jus o tel sprawie
aor ME wysonil sic jesao.e ostateo.
ny projest. WobeO tego poswalan
sobie | j. CLOS zabrac. zdaje mi sic
IL Irsy .ajeoiu sic spraws przysslo
~roosnej uroo.ystosci nsle4y myslet
nietylko o u~c.o.eniu odpowiednieu
pamieci MickiswiOza, ale o tenn, aeby
d.'s'ejsze i prrys.is pokolenia jsk.
najlepiej znaiy jego dsieia j .dawa.
~ sobie sprawe re znao.enia jege
Postaoi " naszyoh dziejaoh. Sius.
ME jest, ae pr.ygotowane 50 W tJ N
celu odpowiednis wydswniotwa. /,
~swias.o.a TAME wydanie pism wiess
era. Ala tego ME dosyt. Panic
tajmy, 1e " dw6oh saboraoh nas.ej
ojc.yzny ME ma szkG polski, h. as
tam systematyo.nie historyi literatu
~ ojo.ystsj ME nauo.ajs. as
mfodziet nasza. " pogoni IA chlebem
i W Possukiwaniu dr6g praktyo.nej
praoy obywatelskiej, nie.misrnis
malo oddaje sic studyom mad r.eo.a
mi polskiemi. Skutkiem tego 1ns-
jomosc pismisnniotwa ojo.ystego "
wsr6i mlodszych pokoleh polskioh
stoi ma og69 nisko, a praoownik6w,
oddajaoyoh sic s~peoyalnym ssudyom
nad literature poiska W miods.em
pokoieniu zwiaszcza " zaborze ro-
syjskim i pruskim, prawie niema.
WPfywsja ma to warunki polityczne,
ktorym ME powinnismy ulegac. ale
PrzeoiW dzislac. Najprostssym, mai
zwyczajnisjszy m sfosobsm przeoiw.
dziaiania byloby popisranie matery-
alne ludzi, ktorzy sic oddajs studyom
specyaluym mad pismisnniotwem OF
oaystem. Czytelnik jua domysla
sic o &C mi idsie. Uwazam "a villas
olive, aaeby wobeo z~blizajacej sic
rocznicy Miokie wiczowskiej rada
m~usealna ogiosila subskrypoye ma
rodows ma stypsndya ola mlod1iety
Polskiej. poswiscajsosj sic studyom
specyalnym mad jerykiem, historys
a zwiaszoza literature, polska re
szc.eg6lnem uwsglednisnism MILO
zaborow rosyjskiego i pru
skisgo.
Rada jut dis zajmnjs sic roe.
dzielaniem stypendyow, wieO osyn-
nose ia ME bedzie ola nisj nova
DIS many stypendya ola mlodzie
BY, bez wyr6tniania speoyalnosci
p~amietac, ze nam juz obec
ME tax bardzo ME idzie o powieksza-
ME q siebis LOBBY lekarzy, insynis-
row, prawnik6w, zwias.cza, ze zna
'zna ioh ilosc idrie praoowac ola OBJ
'yoh, ME mogsc osy ME choao zns.
ESQ miejsca W kraju.
Ale interss nssz narodowy, int
'es nss1ej kultury wymags, asby smy
NELL jak najwieoej znawo6w jesyka,
listOryi j pi%smiennictwa nsrodowego,
:ebysmy mieli zdolnych W lynn kie
'unku badaczow ! silly nauczyoiel
Ikie, gdzie ME ma szkol polskioh,
10 nauki prywatnej.
Najpiekniej bedzie, gdy miodziea
' tym kierunku bedzie sic k~sztaloi
nFunduszu Miokie wiozowskie
einiejsza Jest RE
"a, atsby fandusr ten snajdowai sic
pod opieks Muzeum Narodowego "
aipperswylu, jako iustytucyi niezs
eznej cd rzad0w ~zaborozych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Ka1dego. kto " teatrze rzuoa pho
III ~ ma kaPelusz damski, ma kt6rym
nieraz miesoi sic Gaia fura siana, 20.
skromic nalety nastepujaoym dwr-
wierszem:
Me gniewaj sic chiopoze moi,
Jaka gtowa TAXI str6j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc ola
katdego mezozyzny ma stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
IDobry jest DO porady,
Jak pieprs do pomady.
A A. --E IL. ----o

Dobry jest do porady,
Jak piepra do pomady.
- A ty cos TAXI smutnyp
Moi drogi. jak ia ME mann bye
s%mutnymP kiedy mnie lioytuja i
zdaje sic. ae W tyoh dniach wyrzuos
mnie Z ~majstku.
Twoja wilma! ola crego ME
znasz mitologii!
Mitologie IMAM, ale coz ma
wspolnsgo mitologia Z liOytaoySP
Jeaeli znssz m'tologie. W takim
razie nasladuj Hippomenesa, ktory
ME eh,sc. aaeby go Atalanta ala. a
"a, cd czasu do csasu rzuoal pred
nia zfote jablko.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
MILWAUKEE AVENUE STATE BANK

MILWAUKEE AVENUE STATE BANK.
Corner Milwaukee ave. 4 Carpeu.sr 81.
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
BANK STANOWY
WPsaoony kspitai. 49,. $3.50. 600. 90
N~adwyAka. ............$75,OO 10000
Generality interes bankowy.
Odbieraja handlowe .aos.ozedxons
Pieniad1e, Pr.echowuja takowe. Pa.
- I~wyozajny prooent cd pieniedzy de
Pr1eohowania zlozonyoh. Spr.edajs
asygnscye ! weksle ma wszystkie
punkta Europy. Wypozyo.ajs pie.
oiad.e na majstki l inne ~rzstelne
poreozenia.
URzEDNICY:
vice prezydent, CHA.LEs Z. soErr1pH. Sssvsp'
HENRY W. HzRns, ~asystent kasyera.
DYREKToRzY:
Ma. LA But, JOHN +. SnuLsKI, PAUL O. Srxss.
hAND, JoHN SCHERHAN, PErER KIoInAsa. Soran
o. morn son. issac Hausam. r. II. Herhold. John
Jock. A"e' e Sner-
MILWAUKEE AVENUE SAFE DEPosIT VAULTS.
as Milwaukee Avenue.
Sklepienie ogniotrwafe / zabezpieczone nrzad
rabunkami. Niedawno znacznie uienszonsi no.
miescie.
pzier.awimy skrzynk p~oezswszy cd $500 na
rok. Wejscie take przez Milwaukee, Avenue
State Bank. JAN A. PRZYBYSZ.
z~arzadca-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Me b6j sic maloss, pies ME Ia
XII .ay, widsis1, as rus.a ogonem.
ia 60 ter ME Z tel strony si'
boje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
HumOr i prawda.
z ,,kuryera swiatecznego.''

z ,,kuryera swiatecznego."
- Wid.icie: pojsdynek ks. Or
leahskisgo +. hr. Turynu bys ossry.
Obydwaj s~ostali ranieni.
- Sskoda, 70 spotkanie ME odby
10 sic " lasku bielawskim 20 war
ssawsku.
- Ola O.egof
Jeden kontu.yowalby wrone.
siedssos ma dr,ewie, drugi skale
csyaby szczupaka " nurtaoh Wisly,
. Potem " najlepsssm sdrowiu, pr.e.
oiwnioy ra.em /. sekundantami uda-
liby sic M doskonale sniadanie /.
s.ampanem.
Rzadkie dzieck0.
- Kiedy Aes ty uchowa& tego tad.
nego c~hiopc.ykaP
- a., isdny to rzees ~mniejs.a.
Ale TO jest rsadkie dsisoko, wyobraz
sobie, ma juz o.warty rok, a jes.o.e
ME era, ami ma fortspianie, ami "
wirta - ME pail cygarai....
Ona. Me pojmuje twej zasdros
OF; ws.ak nasywales mie zawsss sws
boginia.
On. Coz to ma do r.eozyf
Ona. Czy siys.ai kto kisdy o bo-
gini, kt6raby miala jednego tylko
wielbicielaP
Me b6j sic malo.s, pies ME Ia
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
South Arcadia.

The weather seems TO be quite
Autumn ike.
flr jas. D-b.r took in the Sunday
EXCURSION ON the T. Il A A railroad
and went TO Livingston county.
Two of the responsible men in this
vicinity have taken The 10 Of cleaning
.u The biz diJch for distance Of two
hundred eighty rods. The men have
b ught m shiue5 and have got the work
we'll under head@ay.
Mr. O. y. lsh4m has finally decided
W ere he will move his mill. He is
having It taken to RiveIdale.
mour Hus'cI aud family spent
Sunday III Alma with Mrs. Hustled 5
brother Mr. Bert Rogers
A mistake occurred in the issue o
May q through some oversight of the
compositor by which two items refer.
ring TO Drain Commissioner Brown and
tie Ladies' Aid society became mixed
Mrs Azum Roberts had the misfor-
tune one day last week to put her ankle
out oi joint aud Mrs. Orrin Duryee il
laid up with spraiued ankle.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
Forest Hill.

mfs. On Kapp was ned b. her hus-
band the first Of the week and together
the, visiting their friends here.
M. liza Lansker of Toledo visit, d
friends here this week
Char'es Pembroke is very sick
TX Huffman has been appointed as
subsututc postal clerk tie stood third
from the p, of a Us of one hundred aud
Hlt, applicants
John Bart ms father and mother of
For land are visiting him.
+ Yrs Parkers father and mother re-
turned to their home in OHIO asst sunday
Geo +. Huffman returned this week
f,om DesMoiues Iowa.
Cur community WAS suddeu'y startled
and hearts made sad last Thursday
mnrmrA to e lrn that MRS VIM Moody
was found eai in bed We can but re-
peat the words o! one ady. "lt Is not
the many words winch may be said OF
one, but the kind of life that ha- been
lWeI', The words Of one song which
Was sung "rhe best friend she had VAS
Jesus espresso, more than We can say
She not only profossed dim bat she lived
for Him She has been faithful mem
Der # the !iiscip echurch for many years.
Aariah Ross Mood, was born Nov Both
1917 being - years 5months and - days
VI age She was The mother of seven
children; 3 son and one daughter are left
with her husband who Is nearly 81 years
Did to mourn, two SONS aud one daughter
having preceded her to the other home.
The funeral was held from the residence
Saturday at two O'clock. Rev. r. r. Cook
Of Dup ain officiating The c"oir con-
sisted Of Messrs Randolp and Griffin,
iiss Belle Huffman and Mrs. l.. + Can
field.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
COUNTY NEWS.
EI,ve,i.

Il j. Lathrop lis home again.
Geo Dick is wishing friends in lonia
90. fora few days,
Mrs l.. Goodrich Of Alma, Is visiting
Der mother Mrs Levi rnAham for few
weeks
The X O. f. NJ have decided to ho'd
hrir decoration services o. sunday June
18th.
Band MEETINGS are held in the u. V L
6a'l on Thursday and Sat irday nights of
zach week.
WILDER Percy, who has been visiting
4 VIM Vansickles for the past month,
jeok advantage of the excursion to To.
lido on sunday last to return home,
which is in hat vaciuity.
john NcLachlin is home again having
,pent tn winter IN Florida he bring "a
are collection of shells and re les pecu.
al to that section Of the country. lie
bas a so approved in health, we should
nudge by his appearance
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
ithaca.

Gordon Treat, who treated the town
to a sensational episode lat week, is now
N jail having been adjudged insane in
the probate court He will he taken to
traverse city as soon as there is IA Va
'ancy.
John l. Sinclair, ex-register of deeds
nd one Of the most popular statesmen IL
the county. has decided to engage in
the grocery trade and will open store
n Xt week.
\ meeting was he d last week 10y re-
2rcsentatives Of Nessrs Ay,esworth and
criyen of the NOUS ditch case and the
+. lows who will have to pay the tax to
see ( some kind of a settlement could
not be effected. he proposition of the
folders Of the orders was that they would
settle for $500 in cash. As the ful
amount Of their aim Is 5000, it looks
,s If it would be "A oI thing to do. l.
goes again into court the lawyers will
ave about al there is to get As some
If the taxpayers were not present it WAS
lccidel 10 postpone matters for short
mr aud awyers earl and Leet We're APP
35iatcd to see all who have hot agreed
10 settle.
= he party Of fishermen who went iast
week to liam In axe near Ludugton
nave returned aud report first ass
me. Ii is currently reported that +. -.
orr aud Henry Lewis caught the most
.ish that James Crawford aud Charley
3rovn did the best work at the table
nj that Frank Merrill executed an IN
liam war dance each night to the salts
Ic,iou of all
Al Stattergood's jewelry stock is beng
SD Il ont ont GA chattel mortgage
County clerk Earring is able to be mp.
Memorial Day passed of very peas
lt.y considering the cold weather The
.a-aal feature was the ten minutes
,.ech,- 10y ioca lent partcu arly
,j were hose y. H. sawyer lara l..
Grown and George T. store. the exer-
..se- lbs the departments Of tine pub ic
'aoo Vcrca'-1 excellent. The attend
..t OF theciuzeu- was large and lhe
d.y Was Observed as It should be
.r- Fra scott of fms place, is visit
friend, ia Lowell and Albion thIs
week..
ASCENSION ray was observed by the
i.hts Temp ar as sunday, the SER
son being preached by Rev. r. r. L5ud
- tuc presb, eriiu hUrch.
The Grauot Country Pioneer aud His
aricaI society wiI ho q its yearly meet
aE at the court house June is The
program is not out yet but il will be one
Of interest
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
st. LOUIS.
L. w. Bryant, of Ionia, spent sunday
with hi, family in this city.

+. W. Bryant, of lonia, spent sunday
with his family in this city.
Charles Wilhelm Of lonia, spent Sunday
la the ely, calling ON old friends He will
visit in Saginaw before returning to Iona.
Born to George Long and wife, last sat
urday, nine pound boy. All are doing
well, including George.
James Duff of Shellebroke, Ontario, is
visiting hi, brother DR. Dun Of thi, city.
lie came last Thursday night.
Special meeting Of the Masonic lodge this
FRIDAY evening At 5 o'clock. Work in
Master Mason degree. \ full attendance is
desired.
David Duncan of Washington township
has been appointed by Governor Pngree as
commissioner in charge Of the proposed inn
provements ON Maple river.
The saints will hold grove meeting be-
ginning June lth at the Buucrnut grove
ON Salt River. in Greendale township.
Everyone i, cordially invited to attend.
The social given 10y the w G. T. /. Ia
dies at the home of Mrs. Sutphin ON Friday
OF last week was a social and financial sue
cess. The rooms and tables were tastelully
decorated with flowers and the very ample
repast wa, greatly enjoyed by the many
who were present Many thanks are due
Mr. aud Mrs. Suphin who 50 kindly opened
their handsome parlors to the ladies.
W. q. Rowland completed arrangements
last week with the Ann Arborroad whereby
all ticket, over the road either TO or from
It Loui, will have a coupon attached good
Tor the bus fare from this city to Alma.
The tickets went into use last Monday. He
has also arranged 50 that on all Detroit and
Toledo business, the company will pay the
bus fare. For instance the fare from this
city to Toledo is Sl.5O. Twenty-Five cents
Of this Is collected by Mr. II. and the pas
~enger receive, coupon for that sum which
he presents to the agent when he buy, his
ticket at Alma and pays Sl25. The ar
rangemcnt is great convenience.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
Sugutneyton.

iae NcEmstrcy Who lass been ou th,
ack Isl forsome days pas iszame better
We had frost here Sunday night
ytIc1 dd some damage.
Niss Ethel Ryan il, teaching tine Brady
Eaoo! Tins term
Miss Fannie Sweeney lau3 rs the
birch ~ til. Irish stto' naa.r
Va A ca is Du d.H- uea aaanI Z
is to 'u.e stm. ba..u. -, Stables
Wat -0e to build even lfi. is uaa
sn4as
Frank % strange ag % died a-
Haue-l vah consumption. il. aas
30 ezemp'a. young m.u auj left may
,1cnd..
Mis-. X Gc colo eas home Tor sunday.
Harold 9uaH-prf -unIa, in Sheppard
Ben WHaaston talks Of bui ding q
sew house
sey-ra are sick witch with ma.a1 ]
ever.
Fiz mp ths roads by smoothing them
b.wn win r5.d -r.aDsr ma don't
> tho earth iu toe center aod leave il
a.1.p.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
DESPERATE HOB0S.
Durand Peace Officers Have a Lively
ESCapade.

SScapade.
Duraud was treated toa genuine SEN
,a ion. Tuesday night, by way of a
ii ght between number of tramps ard
.ac nigh; police OF that village.
Cuud Hickey, a Grand Trunk car
'bc,bcr. discovered a tramp trying to
break into freight car about6 o'clock
.u The evening and attempted to arrest
mm The hp5p- proved too much for
Hickey, aud after stealing his watch
and chain, ruck him in tine back with
"a 1aif'. iudc;iug a painful but nor
d.pgcrou. wound The would-bc
murderer was pursued by ummper oi
ci,jz.n. WHO succeeded in capturing
hIm two mites north Of Dmaud. The
captive was Drought buck and placed
20 The village lookup by Bert jewel
hrcd t. watch the cage over nigh,
All went well until midnight when
three desperate looking tramps ap.
D1red ON the scene. armed with a
pickaxe and crowbar, evidently witt
.he intention of securing the release of
heir comrade, who had done the cu
ting Jewell snapped his revolver but
Tine weapon missed lire and one of the
urio returned Che compliment by shool.
.oLJeWel, through the left arm. The
sllicer emptied his revolver at his rs.
ssiants. who beat hasty retreat and
mlde good their escape. The man who
did the stab0ing was broughtto Corun-
ua Wednesday and will be- tried ON the
charge of murderous assault. He bears
aiI the evidence of being "a hard char
acter, and admits that he stabbed
Hickey. Sheriff Scougale, with several
deputies, is working on the case, and
unless the tramps succeed in getting
passage on AN carlymorning train, they
will surely bc captured
The railroad company have their
special detective, Mr.. Bottcher. work
inc with Shcria Seoagl'c,sud word has
beca received from several points, to
tao fleet thu The same trumps are
wanted On the charge of burglary The
company complains OF having lost con-
siderable at DurAnd by having their
freight cars broken open 10y th;eyirg
tramps.-Owosso Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
SUDDEN DEATH.
An Aged Resident OF Pine River Called
Home

Mrs. Maria Moody of Forest Hill,
wife of Rav William Moody and
mother If Hon. Sllas Moody,was found
lead ia her bed last Thursday morn.
~ by her aged husband. She went
rp bed the night before feeling as well
- usual except that she was tired from
walking to the store that afternoon.
sac occupied separate room from hen
husband and wa, frequently up in the
night attending TO the fires which Were
not allo"ed to 20 out. In the morn
~ NJ. Moody did not hear her NOV
~ around and went to call her anG
touud her corpse. The tuneral wa,
1cId last Saturday from the residence
a. Forest Hill and host of friends
testified by their attendance to THEN
-orrow. Ms. Moody was born in 1917
tnd leaves "a husband So years old.
The aged couple celebrated their gold
ru wedding last summer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

The ladies md society met with Mrs,
Jmuick las. friday All report "a good
1ue.
a. Auetin is building new house
There IS considerable corn yet TO plant.
Miss Fred, Cook has begun her school
d the Jog school house an is giving
general ausfachon.
Mrs. Char es Brown is better
Horuer Griffin is able TO be abe to bo
nt after lass long sickness.
Miss stella Kiafer eft NonIay for De.
uis b. visit friends
q party washere last week 10 see about
94t.ug in heading factory
ia. Reed has rented his farm for this
mumer and viii take a vacation
There is some talk Of a protracted
meeting at the church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
\ Pecuuar accident

DR.. w. y. Wall, Wcil-known physi.
cian, late oil MorIlstoNu, Tenn, while
walking down one OF the streets OF CRAB
orchard Springs, Ky, was run into by
JAMES Jones, citizen of that place. \
pistol fell from Jones pocket aud was
discharged by contact with the side.
walk. The ball entered the lower part
Of Dr. Walls body, penetrating the
heart and causing instant death.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
Y ASKING TON.
The Sultan Inquiring After
Angels Record Tariff
Talk Still Chief Nor
gan would Recognize
Cuba Michigan
Gossip.

some nttie interest was excited IA,
first of the week bv the announcement
.n The Star that The Turkish govern.
ment had made formal Objection 20 re-
celv,ng Or. Jas. b. Angel, of Michigan
as minister Of the United States The
paper was takeL To senator Mcmillan.
who said IL was the first information h.,
had received on the Sul ct, and Sena-
tor Burrows was as much surprised
Dr. Angel, who left early this morning
could not be interviewed, aud the Turk.
ish minister refused to be seen. AS
slstant Secretary of State Judgr Da.
The department had not received an,
objection from the only official source.
the Turkish minister, through whici
S ,eh objection would be made. This i,
ali he would say. Those who are fam
liar with The diplomatic manners sa>
this is equivalent to his saying that no
objection has yet been made by the
Turkish minister here. bat that Minister
Terrell has notified the department tina,
objection would be made To DI. Angel
as II personal non grata. 1t will b.
noticed that Judge Day did not abso-
lulely deny this rumor.
From the White house 1t is oiliciall,
learned that the information regarding
objection to Dr.. Angell was contained
in n cablegram from United States Min
lister Terrell. This official notified til,
president that the sultan had been caus
my inquiries to be made about Dr.
Angel, aud had learned of the Michi
gan mans Christian Loyalty. 1t was
also stated that the sultan had som,
way conceived the belief that DR.. An
cell was "A religious fanatic, and if this
belief was not removed the sultan would
su' " object II was 10 head off suci
objection that Terrell cabled Tn,
president is taking means to remove
from the ,ultan'S mind any impression
that DR.. Angel is fanatic, and it i,
hoped mus to prevent the objection be
NJ made ii is also believed at til,
Nhilc house this can be accompli,he
and DR.. Angel 70 to Turkey The
SuIlan'a action is strictly IN line with
diplomatic precedent. The Unteo
States having severai times taken tn,
1rivicge of refusing to accept an an
Dass1dur.