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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Morrill,.

Jan. 23:-A new postoffica is talked OF
III the eastern part of Morrill,,
Fred Gakin, OF Buckman, will put up b.
store building il GU: town before long
and fill it with goods for sale.
Rabies We're recently born. at the homes
OF Joe Crype. +. d. Tapping and Mr..
Jackson.
Schuyler Haines. a recent acquisition
to our town from MISSOURI, moved. into
his own house OH the 18th Mr.. Holmes,
aud wife have had bard time since ar
irving i'll our town. measles and pneu-
monia both getting in their family at
once afte; getting here.
John Miller had a narrow escape from
death by being thrown from his sled dur
ing a runaway. john got Tangled up
With the eveners and his head and lace
got badly cut and bruised 10y coming in
contact with he ground:
Claude Young, Marsh Blaisde!I. Frank
t'odlengic, your correspondent. and
scores OF Others are on the sick list
Mrs. Litka, Edgar Begordis, and Miss
Jennie Young are each recovering from
dangerous spell Of sickness.
F. b. Tapping. Herb Blaisdell and An
drew buchanan all went to Foley with
ties the 18th.
Rev: Or1ich, OF Santiago, Silerburne
county, is holding revival meetings. here
at t is time. -
Rev. Monkman, our local minister, will
hold il series of revival meeripgs here
commencing the 2nd<of February
Henry Orcdtt, his wife. and little
daughter MabIc. OF Sank Rapids, were
visiting friends in Morrill, a Jew days last
week. .>@s- -.
M 4. Page gave the people in school,!
district M. 80, an entertainment with
bis graphophone on the evening OF the
10th. 1t was the first entertainment of
i;.5 kind here and pleased every one pres
ent. Mr.. Page gave the enterta inment
free to the debating society here, he be-
ing au honorary member OF SAID !. tiety.
'sResoived that it rs the duty of the
United States to obtain and retain all
the territorv taken from Spain i'll the
last'war" was the question debated by
the literary society here gu the evening
Of the. 2lst. The speak ers had the sub
ject in al it's phases at command and
with az much magnetism as would Pat
rick Henry The most noted speeches
We're made by J. a. ;Mowan, Matte Gier,
MA. Page and Robert Vessel. 3 Ali
spoke from sentiment. and handled the
question: without gloves and held the au-
dience tape(l-bou,id ever.r5 moment of5the
time. The negative won fairly aud could
have sacrificed q full hall dozen points
and still have won. S :sss - .s 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
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SW,a|:ln'y''':ils.,.

Vyda1Sil
81, j am 2:,: Business
,Swanyille on q eco mt 81 the bad srot.ia.
. IS. stewart. of NJ orri- Was i'll, lie llsyn
Tuesday locking after his wood inter
3eB 81 -1 s 9s & &
Chaa. Giants is getting ont logs and
viii build {, new house Aprta III the village
this spring s]s@sZs= # N u. s. z2
The Iroquois NJ edicine Co. gave an. en-
tertainmentin Snllivt,u's Han an Iurs-
d'ysto . lArg,. audience. E. e 7. +. r y
Mrs. sWm. Becker:i, visiting friends III
Little Falls this week. d, = ! ~" =.
! Wi!l,s Bigggprs, ali visited Lake i'eaots
friends this week. ~ s>s - '}< ar, 7
n: r. Lnd wig has rented the Naod
building and will move his drug store
Into same. %E"' a.. - .~>~s,
John Michigan and family will NOV"
out on their Moose llke farm some time
this week. = - -
r. J. McKeown il selling IL numi"'rs OF
horses these days. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
sbure

Jan. G25:-Allen Bros has just received
a supply OF farm machinery
Ths engagement OF Alex Laselzky and
Miss Annie Prondzenski was announced
in church Sunday.
Da2 Allen came down from Parker
town and remained over Sunday.
The school library for district No. 3 is
d fine collection OF reading matter and
the district may justly be proud of 1t.
All hauling is at stand-stiil on &C.
count OF the condition OF the ROADS.
Mary 1okowski came home from Little
Falls last Saturday for short visit.
Rose Meyers il working in Swan River.
Henry Allen and wife drove over to
Farkertown Saturday.
Maggie Larson. little daughter of Ole
Larson, has been quite 81 tx.
The Herald takes wood on subscrip-
ti;iu
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
FIT. Ripley, :

Jan. '26:-Mrs. Jerry Root was at Lit
e Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sasgren went to
st. Cloud Wednesday on visit.
Mrs. NJ. i. Foster went to Little Falls
Wednesday for IL visit
Wn. Prentice has returned from New
! rk. He was married while away.
:>i:tH ;It7f;1ing tn ~o1rc business hare,
he will 80 to New York and bring his
Iilue here as svOu as her property il,
New York is sold
One OF our friends is going into the
sheep business and purchased buck
and tw, wethers by mistake Have
courage, all Won heed is experience.
Ambrose Rolf, WAC had his foot frozen
while III the V GODS, a bove l}raiuerd three
weeks ago, has returned home.
Wide tire affidavit blanks for sale
at the II erald office.
Home Bakery tread on sale at
Tanners, O'Shra's, Jacobson'@,
Phillips. Hot buns, rolls and bread
every afternoon. at HON. Bakery,
Vasaly block.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
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!. ...pliarllnI!e.....

Oar ling
.zzss,i an E the school meet my III
district ]. 35 last Friday t wa. voted
to issue 100 bonds. s155=
Felix Shypritt a4ld Paulilla lsin5Wel-.
ski we're married last Tuesday. They
nave the best wishes 81 all for success
and prosperity through their married
life = T ..s*.sssz-- !.
Some people wants 1)nriing X \ nlfne
changed To Grand D;L.ling other. to
Sweet Darling, aud Others. TO Chicago,
because they came from there. u Gs5% =
!. Some wonder why: ono OF i the school
Edlrecsors didn't cu.n,. to the meeting.
We hope he will be there next time. -
Ed. Rosnagel was in Little Falls on
business = 4. -.
Miss Katie Rosnagei visited in Little
Falls. ~ - = :
"A. Swanson was at the county seat
on business. -.
August Biomquist was in Little Falls
Saturday. 49,
John Regnell was in Little Falls ON
business. ~. IL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27

Wide tire affidavit blanks for sale
at the II ere d office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Belle Prairie

~o1A0 GA AZ -
Jan. 24:-Robprt Russell, who has
been quite i'll, is nov better.
Miss Cora Reaper: who la. been visit
ing her cousin, Fracis Paddock, returned
home Saturday ;: -
George Diugman. OF swan River, is
now working for Frank Mason.
James Gardner. went to Gravelvil]e
Thursday.
Ezra Picotte was in Little Falls Fri
day.
Mrs. F. J. Farraud has been quito sick
Mrs. Robert Russell, who has been
very i'll. is now better.
L. w. Aver, VINO has been to Duluth,
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Butler, who has beep visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Paddock, returned
home Saturday.
On account OF the bad weather a GER
tain person in thus place had to get Il
pair OF rnbbers weighing somewhat less
than 600 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Farrand and
daughter Fannie, spent: Monday in Lit
tie Falls.
NJ. E. Coe took load OF ties to Little
Falls Tuesday.
Albert Johnson spent Saturd Y aud
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson.
Miss Fernette Trebby and George Nc
kee were in this place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Picotte were in
Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Mcdonald, OF Little Falls
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Peter Picotte, returned home
Saturday.
0: A. Coe, who has been very i'll, if
slowly Improving.
Wood taken on subscription at T h
II er al d.
The yonhg son Of S. NJ. Bloom cut hit
foot last Thursday week while cutting
wood, making very bad cut, bat 4
Wili:not result seriously. -. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Many People Cannot Drink

coffee at night. 1t spells their sleep.
You can drink Grain-O when you please
and sleep like top. For Grain-O does
nofstimulate. it nourishes, cheers and
leeds. Het 1t looks and tastes like the
best coffee. For nervous persons, young
people and children Grain-O is the per
irct link. Made from pure grains
Get package FROM Your grocer today.
pry;it in place of coffee Is and 25c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Gilbert

Fresh hot rolls, buns and bread,
cake, etc, at Home Bakery, Vasaly
block, every afternoon. Delivered
to any part OF the city,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27

The Little? Falls Business College
offers uneQualled facilities in book
keeping and shorthand. Oursystem
Of bookkeeping is the most practical
and comprehensive in the Northwest,
barring none. Il will cost you
nothing to- examine it,. Day and
vening sessions.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
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B. 81 81 q sch,ick was out
hrhi,r q few DAYS. .as IA week, nt Won s.
md visited Mr. Gvelinsk
RIOS !. Isosinski, 81 Duluth. Who Has
.bepl, visiting relatives in Little + alla fOr
week 8. and her step-annt, Mrs.
|osaph Wozniak Ks. for s. week will leave
n,r her home ID q few days, .S.5
" Mike Zmudo' s. child died las tweek. The
mineral took place Wednesday morning
81 last week, Rev. Fr.s Zuszczynski Of
Tht. remains We're laid to rest
in 1.-THE catholic cemetery: ..4 4 II % 8
;. Joseph Stodotka, OF North Prairie,
WIS II visitor here the 18th. from hence
t.Pike Creek s. ss* s.< r.. 3..=?# Us s S NJ
Vincent Benek, Of Opolp, visited rink
SoOiecit, and his father-in-iaW, Mr.. ka-
raish, over sunday. ' MI. ...= (: Fl, i ;.
Ths school teacher: Miss Mazok, Of
Pike Creek, visited Le6onx the ] 5th.
!: john .laniecz OF Elm Dale. was Wis.
tor at l.tooux last week. x r. ~
Tie 1nrre Of last Saturday at Jake
Stewards WAS enjoyable and large
party attended. Another dance will be
yivei. next week at RUFUS
Joseph kni+i. Of Lutte Falls, made two
trips on his bicycle last week, Thursday
and saturday. -, H.
Anton Koziol intended going to Little
Falls last Monday after Albert Syguka,
his prother-in-iaw, who was operated on
bv Drs: Roberts aud Trace at the st. Ga.
briefs convent the 9th. He is recover.
ing. ..
The following gentlemen from Little
Falls were visit ors at Ledoux last Sun.
day: .Iobn Wegner John Kewrewaki, A.
Koz|owski. Frank Grunkuwski. =
Mrs Dominik U|ick is quite i'll. !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Elm, !. Dale

iiss Christine llahnso % went 10 Mime
aeolis Sal ,lrday and Miss sadie Lund
went q, alton the same day
d SSs,eyrra II q. the friends OF MI. and Mrs.
HI. La eso,l5 met at t',eir home last SAT-
nrdnV evening to: surpriset Them. among
those present we're NJ ,sses Maren Miller,
Annie Anderson. Mary Rasm nss..n.
E,ni,y Miller, ,kIpssrs. Peter, Otto. and
Louis Anderson, Pefar and Carl Miller,
1 has. Wick and Willie Larson. The
evening was pleasantly spent. IA 6
K Miss. Annie. 4 ntl,sson, Of U;sa' q, called
on Elm Dale trends Saturday afternoon.
" Several from the village: went out to
John Sten arts Saturday evening to at
tend Il party. :s -. G....$> T.:
Albert Firkusis suffering from. Sc
we're attack of5lag,ipbe.
Miss Ruth johnson, Of Upsala. is stay
ing with Mrs. Il n. Hanson. Mrs. Han
sons han3, that was so terribly burned
last week, is less painful this week but it
Is very sore yet. " s.
Rev. Ostergaard conducted services in
the Lutheran church Sunday morning.
Nick 'soos is having the doors Of his
beautitui new: house, painted this week
NJ c Canti"ld is doing the work
Gl1as. Swedbeck passed through our
village Monday.
Christ Christensen is employed at 4.
n. Hanson's this week
A skating party spent Monday even
ing on the Ice, The member who had
volunteered ton "'ite'a iui! ;4tcount OF
the evening, states that ne lost his pen
q! before be- hat written a word. How
ever. the Others reported that they had
a delightful time.
!. J. jacobson went to Royalton Mo,,-
day.
R. N. Hanson went to Little Falls
Monday.
Mrs. Gurderson and Mrs. Thomas
went to Upsala Tuesday. They spent
the day with Mrs. Christ Peterson and
Miss Anne Peterson. Both Mrs. Peter
son and her daughter have been sick for
some time.
Frank Firkus spent Tuesday visiting
friends in Brockway.
Warm footwear Of ever*~-.lescrip.
ton at VICTOR BROS.
Holdingford.
Jan. 25:-A1iss Rose Wardian came
| home from st. CIond last Wednesday
where she was employed III IL millinery
store.
| Joseph l.. Winkler returned home from
st. cloud last Monday where he haC
been visiting relatives for some DAYS
Mrs. c. j. Street, formerly OF this
place, now Of Sank Rapids, VAS te, e las
"Wednesday spending some time will
her old friends.
Nick kadden, a prominent IN, rchan
OF Avon, was here last Wednesday OF
business. \
Miss Mamie HAPPIER aud Mrs. W. W
MnFbIE >p"nt Sunday with friends aut
relatives IN burtrum.
| Many young people from here at
tender dance at J. E. barrett y in st
Wendell last Saturday.
Miss Mary Adaus, OF Rurhrum, is her,
Twisting with her sister, Mrs. ". E
Murphy.
Indications are here for another black.
smith shop IN tn" spring by Il party from
Cold Springs.
Joseph SchabnI and Frank Mark
will bullu a butcher shop here early i
the spring. SUCCESS to them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
HOw's Thisq

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for anv case of catarrh that cannot be:
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure -:
. F. !. CHENEY L Co., Props, Toledo, @
We; the undersigned,j have known 2.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
Meve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able
TO carry out any obligations made BY
their FIRM 3 =. .4%s5.@ &G= IT
WEST & TRuAx,. wholesale druggists,
!. Toledo, o. y n =. ~ ~ IA, Isl
+ WALD1Sc. K1SNAN &s.MARvlN, wholesale
arugsists, Toledo, q 4 s v. :1 s s;.
SS44. Halls Catarrht Cure is taken internally,
!. acting directly upon the blood and
{ rnu"o;'s surfaces OF the system. Price
4 ! sc per bottle. Sold by al drpggists.
Testimonials free. b. II {.
Halls Family Pills are the besf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27

Buy Home {. Bakery ;, bread free
from alun, good and who lesome:
On sale at Tanners, q Shea Jacob
sons. Phillips !, an u St s Home Bak-
cry, Vasaly block u = 1. s..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-27
Buckrnan.

Jan. 1O:-Josepi Sc',Doke. orr mail
carrier. " as OH the sick list this week.
Jake Schmo}ke ana Agnes FrzA bi.i.
We're announced last Sunday.
Miss Theresa kuder gave a hrthd ~
party last Wednesday evening.
The young folks hadta surprise party
at Nick Kince.s.
They say j os. Killer is soon to be mar
ried.
Theodore Karel will soon leave for
Wisconsin, where he will remain auiit
spring.
Henry Dahlmeier is working
for Noll & BilImyer in the sawmill ot,
Hillman Brook.
Louis Wei9aut is now working for
john Schnolke.
Martha Mayer is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. Vokes, who came from ST.. :Au-
guSta aid bought a farm about ~ miles
east of EuckmaA, ha. arqniret. Hucl,
local reputation az a veterinary.
Miss Katharine Otrpmba is i'll.
Jos. and Frank Wisbuik came back
from Sank Cent? last Week.
Geo. Vo~en. our new blacksmith, is d.
ing good business.
Fred Gaking has sold his farm to Paul
Hirsch.
Jan. 24:-Dehler Bros. Quit numbering
in Hlllman this week.
Frank Otremba's butfaloes are wort!,
looking at.
The Herald takes 3od-hard or
soft-on subscription.
Mrs. John Sitzman is i'll this week.
Henry Dahlmeyer is saving wood for
the farmers with his portable outfit.
Herbert Ke'senburg does grist mi ling
every second Tuesday.
Mr.. Vokes was in St. Augusta last
week.
/ Gilbert
Jan. 24:-)nlins Johnson returned
from the woods Wednesday on account
OF sick uess. t. -
! Erick Anderson was, at Little Falls
last Wednesday.
Chas. Few and August Johnson were
in Braine' q on business Saturday.
Our saw mill has been lying idle the
past week, there beng no logs in the
yard. -
Nes Swanson is preparing to haul {,
number OF logs to the mill this week.
Fresh hot rolls, buns and bread,
cake, etc, at Home Bakery, Vasa]y
block, every afternoon. Delivered
to ally part OF the city,.
The Deadly Grip
1s again abroad in the land. The air you
breathe may be full Of its fat Il germs Don't
neglect the "Grip'' or.you Will open the door
to Pneumonia and Consumption and invite
death. Its sure signs are chills wife fever
headache, dull heavy pains. mucous dis
| charges through the nose, sore throat and
never. let-go' cough. Don't waste precious
time treating this cough with troches, tab
let's, or poor. cheap ayrups. Cure it at once
with DR.. Kings New Discovery, the infall.
ible remedy for bronchial troubles 1t kills
; the disease germs, heals the lungs and pre-
vents The dreaded after effects from the m al.
ady. Price Scots. and S1.OO, Money back
not cured "A trial bottle free at L. d
Browns drug store.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-05
site for a Rew synagogue.

All Saints Church lot, at the southeast corner of
Grace and Madison streets, directly opposite DR..
Kerrs church. has been selected suitable site for
a new synagogue by the committee appointed some
time since for that purpose by resolution of the Con
gregation Beth Ahaba
The property in question fronts 1O1 feet on Grace
street and runs back $50 feet on Madison, and in
cudes the church building An offer of $4,000 for
the latter alone refused short time ago, but
is understood the committee has secured option
on the entire property at quite reasonable figure.
special meeting of the congregation has been
called for next Sunday night at eight O'Clock, when
the committees report will be submitted. The seat
holders and Rabbi Cali .ch will also be invited to be
present.
The committee is composed of the following
bers Charles Hutzler (chairman) Isaac Held (secre
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-05
Rtcbmono News.

Mr. Michael Gunst, of New York, was in the city
this week.
Among the requests of the late Charles Held was
one of 500 to the Hebrew Cemetery.
Mr.. Gustavus Millhiser was this week granted
patent improved package for tobacco
Mr. Julius Sycle, upon whom asurgical operation
performed some time since, does not seem to
improve, and it is feared that he may soon have to
undergo another.
Mr. Jacob Cans, wife and child are in the city.
They have been spending some time at Aiken S. c.,
for the benefit of Mr.. Ganss health, which has been
greatly improved thereby.
Mr.. M E. Marcuse, of Rimmon Lodge, this city,
has been elected member of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Endowment Sinking Fund of District Grand
Lodge No. 5, B'ne Birth.
Mr.. S. Cohen, of this years graduating class of
the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, was in the
city this week the guest of Rabbi E. N Casch.
Mr. Cohen his way to Norfolk, where he will
offciate this Sabbath
Dr. Simon Barucbs of New York, who delivered the
annual address before the Alumni Association Of the
Medical College of Virginia yesterday the guest
of Dr. H. HI. Levy during his stay in the city. DIR.
Baruch graduated at this institution in 1862 and
subsequently served as surgeon in the Confederate
army.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-05

tary), M. E. Marcuse, H. S. Bnswanger, E. Mill
hiser, Edward Whitlock Marx Gunst Isaac Cohen,
and F. S. Myers.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-05
DEATHS wcrk.

Mr.. Charles Held, one OF the Oldest and most re-
spected members Of the Jewish community, died last
Saturday morning. The deceased had been sick but
short while and his death came much sooner than
was expected.
Mr.. Held was born in Bavaria seventy FIVE years
ago, and came to Richmond when twenty years of
age He is survived by widow who was Miss
Gundershemer.
The deceased was one of the few who lived up to
the many forms and ceremonies Of Judaism, which
much to those who observe them in the
proper spirit That they no idle forms to him
was proved by the fact that less than an hour be-
fore death he expressed calm delight in the fact that
he soon to tuchem (pray) before his Maker.
The funeral was held from the chapel at the He
brew Cemetery last Sunday afternoon, Rabbi Casch
officiating and was attended by an unusually large
number of friends
JULIUS sYCLE
Mrs. Julius Syce died last Wednesday afternoon
at ITO O'Clock, her home 2O1 west Grace street
For FIVE weeks she had in suffered from la grippe
typhoid and pneumonia Her death was quite
shock, as her condition Tuesday night was thought
to be somewhat improved
Mrs Sycle was woman of lovely character ur-
ostentatously charitable and possessing the kndest
of hearts. She the only child Of the venerable
Mr. A. Greenewad, who survives her at the remark
able age of 95 years The deceased was SO years of
age and had had spell of sickness previously for
forty years.
Mrs. Sycle is survived by husband and eleven
children-Mrs. S. H. Hamburger, of Philadelphia,
Mrs Charles Wildman, of New Orleans; Mrs H.
Iseman Of Manchester; Mr.. l. Sycle, of Wilmington
N c.; Miss Eta Sycle and Messrs Seymour, Benja-
min Noses Sidney, Lee and Samuel Sycle Of this city
The funeral will be from the chapel at the Hebrew
Cemetery this afternoon at O'Clock.
MRS. CAROLINE HIRSCH.
News received here this week Of the death in
Hamilton Ohio of Mrs. Caroline Hrsch, lady we'll
known in Richmond. She is survived by sister,
Mrs. A. Strauss of Norfolk and brother, Mr. ia
cob Heller of the city. She also sister of
the late William, Gerson and Myer Heller Mrs. Jacob
Arizona republican., 1899-07-04
! third man wou!d have a chara-.

third man wou!d have a chard-.
 The geLcIal opinion is that MoiMil- Ian has such g sTergtn that he will be a sure. winner, but tnsrs- IS a consan- sus Of opinion thes Pingree cannot transfer to Alger his own popularity when tlsa ballots ara cast. PEngres has always been pcpu-nr before the pe1ple when he has run. 91r office, brr he has failed to give men srD0o-l5od bN him tLi5 be1i1ft Of this popularity. Today tha Pirtgree men are n worse cor1i- ton than when they made the fight to beat Burrows. Then the Michigan members Of the house Of reorea=rLa- t:ves were neutral, while today thsy are fer McAT-I,an, as are the district