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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

Sn @te. agat6e bes MOnts, Ga
ndba, it 5rau 2ucie q. GuFiOp, Die
@itttpe bon Dm. gafibp, getpeienen
@bitors bes 4l6unp, N.zg, r&rgus,"
geitorben. sic bate fi9 bur4 groz
Ben neutrality-suspicious. ausge3ei9net
unb fuit SO Sabre lang cine berporrds
eenbe 6tellung in Der GeIeqi@aft BON
4lbanb eingenpmmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
DUFF Sette z:

Bie Der srobe 8oblengrdber : @trite
beigelest purbe, Die 8erbanbz
lunsen in WaibingtOn, bic err
nannten Mitglieber Der Commit
iion, iotpie ale anberen ii9 auf
ben Strife be5Igli4sn Heuisfst=
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
erf4ien geferm.

Das 8latt eisnet ii9 Defenders fir
2unObepObner, 5reunOe uno Der
panbte in 9euti4lunb; es 1T in Der
Expedition unb BON alien Srdgern bes
Y0euti6en gorreiponbenten" gu baz
BEN.
Oafel6e entbGlt auf Seite 1:
Cine p~pGftdnbtge neberii4t auer MIDI
tighten greigntfie Der @o4e.
Die fpGteit item Bis beute Morsen 2 u6r
eingelaufenen 8ubelz unb Snz
lambs epef9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
chfer hes @ainlins.
Srau Suiannu 9ugbes itirbt i'm rSsz
raelitif9en 9ofpital" on 8ranb<
fpunDen.

5rau Suiannu 9ugbes ittrbt i'm rSsz
raelitifden !9Ofpital" On 9runbz
fpunben.
6ur9tbaren 8ranbtpunben, pel6e
fie geitern Morgen in ibrsr 8Ohnung,
Rr. 1927, S%ougbitruBe, in 5olge Der
@rploiion zines 9uiOlin : Sfens err
lit, erlag geitern Qbenb Srau Suz
fanna 9ugbes i'm rSsraelitif9en 9os
ipttal." Der unfuu ereignete ii4 tur5
na9 5 l16r in Der &ii4e Des 9auies
urlo Niemanb f9eint gu pifen, ME
ii4 Der unfua 5utrug. 5rau 9ug4eS
itanb um bic genannte 3ett auf, um
bas 5riibftiid fir bic Mitglieber ibrer
Samilie gu bereiten. Sic aiinbete in
Der Slide ben @aIolin : Diem an unb
berfelbe erplobirte in nod ni4t dufz
eetlGrter Meiie. Die &letber Der
5ru11 geriet6en in 8ranb unD i6re
S9refensrufe beranlaBten, baB ibre
beiben S0frr oatprence unb Gbriitop5
aus i6reu ~s. N fprangen uno in Die
Slide eilten. Watt nudten 9Gnoen
perIu9ten lie, i6rer Wutter bic in BEL
len Slammen fte6enben &leioer pom
&Drper gu reiben. SIS gelung t6nen
bies, na9bem iie ar ben 9dnben
f9limm berbrannt paren. Ser &Orz
per Der armen 5rau mar iebo4 bu9z
ftdbli9 ger0Itet, unD mar f4affte tie
in Der Qmbulan3 bes Ditli9sn Poliz
5eibifritts iofOrt ing rSsraelitii4e
6ofpitaG. 9ort that Or. q. 8. &eirz
lie, iun., iein 8eites, um bic 5rau am
2eben gu er6alten, bod iturb Oieielbe
gegen 8 ubr seiern @berfb unter
f9redli9en S3mer3en. Or. 5. Us.
We6er perbano bic Wunben ber509ne
Der 5rau, pel4e Ob beg i4redliden
SDbes i6rer SHUTTER in 8er5peiflung
iinb. Coroner Or. Scaqp purbe be-
nu9ri9tigt unb ertldrte na4 elmer
l1nterfu9ung, bab Der Sob Elm 5uz
fGqiger mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

* @inen groBen 8u3ar unb
Quiern : Souper peranitdltet Der
ySruuenz8er ein Der erften beutf4en
Der. eoang. @emeinoe an Der @aiternH
aDenue, apii4en 8rOubpup nnb
QnnitraBe, am 20. unb q. b. Nfts.
Die Mitglieber unb 9Onner Der Sc
meinbe ioGten ii9 5a6lrei9 einftnben.
*** Ser Scout : gOint : Surn<
@erein" bese6t am Montag 4benD
fein 4. Stiftungsfeft in Der r@tn=
tra9tI6ale," @de 9uaz unb 8eaiOnz
@traBe, Dur9 Elm groBes S6uuturz
men, perbunDen nit Ban. 9enuBrei9e
Stunben fteben allen 9GteH in &usz
ii4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
Maf Settle 3:

Tortiebung beg ipannenben Romanes
yOa5 Observation-Disclosures"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
4uf Seite s.:

Dim 8orabenb Der @d6l. 4pat6ie
unter ben Stimmgebern. - Wie
bic Oemofraten uno Die &epuz
blifunsr bic pffenbare 9let9gilz
tigfeit Der Ma1en uusleger. -
Opfsr bes ~nlent6aren" 2ufti9ifz
fes. = Gin unsdrifGer Baron
unb iein Mai4inift Bel einem
Nufities in paris perungludt.-
Neues Mitglisb Der Pbilippinenz
gommiiiior. - Wirren i'm Bal
fan tperber ernit. - grmd9nur@
uerr Der MG9te on Die bulgartf9e
Resieruns. - Dabre 9umaniz
tat. - Die aoblenfrase i'm Dez
iten. - SntereHe in Seuti9lanb
fir unferen 8oblen=@ Strife. =
Qpblieber arf bic monar4if4e
@taatsform. = Gommsntare Der
8erliner preHe. - unfdae duf
aroBen Seen. = gnorme 8iebz
3ufubr. = 8ermif4te telesraz
pbifde Sepeiden.
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Quf Geite 4:
Hef[dn1ebebiirfz

So5iale probleme. - Heflume6eDiirfz
ttg? - CUR @ei6dftslage. -
Infer Export Hiidgung.-Nt4t
Sleif3, nt4t 5ti9,-NOtb mu4t
erfinberii4, = 3ei6en Der 3eit.
- Ser nG9ite 8unbesienut. -
Miniiter arf benz Stump.-@btz
tprieIes QQerlet. - Iqerlei Snz
t~eref1antes. -Qmtli6e 8risfltite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
Ct b.

MusIGnber miii1en in RuBIanb ets
men BON Der ruiIif3en @eIanOtfaaft
pber BON benz SonIulat b"iiirten PaB
an Der @ren3e bo~r3eigen. S5raeliten
BARI Der 8efu9 8uBlano's Derl3ebrt
tperben, fails fie je0O4 ausnlrttge
Sanbels6du1er oher 8anten Oer.reten,
f0nnen tie na6 gepifen S6eilen EuBz
lambs rei7en. No9 Qntunft in GnBs
Lamb ntrb benz QuslGnber elm 4ufenta
6ults>9a6 Qu5geIte1t. 8e: Der Obs
reife muf 6ieIer ruiiri9e PaB DteoeC
rum ~a6gegeben un0 fin eIneG @breties
8QB umqetaui6t tDsrDen.
portugaI unb 8eitBunsen en-.
en- 9ortugal peroen bon 5rem0en
feline 9GiIe %gefOroert. jeb06 D~erlongen
bic S6iff8z4genten, Denn man per
@6iff. a6reiit, BON ben &eiIenben ben
Quaneis, baB Tie feline portugiefI6en
untertbanen iinb. - 4uf ben q o.
rem : Sneln GapaD uno aut
Mabstra (Gan4aO tperbsn QGFt
Mot benOtRigt. = Sn Mp3amktz
q u bJfge9en mui1en tl9 Nusldnoer,
pt!4e ii6 DaIelDit n%ieoerlafen, einen
bon einem portugieTi9en &onIul biz
iirten PuB, e6e iie ben GafeH iRres
Qeimat6lanbes perIu6en. beIOrgen,
UNI in Der &olonie Aufent6alt nebmeE
gu t0nnen. Qnbere 2egitimdtions'
Papiere finb iebO4 ebenfau5 5uIdiilg.
gei Der @breiIe muB Elm PaB D0rge1
5eigt peroen.
9umdnien.
&usIanDer mii1en Bel Der NntHnf'
unb Bel Der 4breiie PGIie portOeIisn.
g 9peben unO RorpeSs@
&ein PaB5panq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
Observation-Disclosures.

@utengert3t. (Vor ben
Ri6tern Sapage, 8lod urtb O'8rien.)
gu Nu6ldBpertpdltern tpurben err
nannt in ben Sdaen bon 9bil. Sreud
Srau 8unigunbe Studs, 8irgf6aft
500; DON Qbrabam Hatbdnfon 5rau
Mnno Natbdnion, 8iirgf6aft $500;
BON oSobn 8. greGer Sruu &unigunoe
Studs, 8iirgi9aft $500. DIS 8orz
numb purbe ernanrt: 81. @onlpn fir
S6omas gonIon, 8iirgi9aft $4,000.
8erfpultungs6eri9te gene9migt in ben
! SGnen BON Minnie @rabam, $15,024;
| Sofep6 goung, 1914. SnDentarberz
3ei6niB eingerei9t in benz Safe BON
4nnu M. 9arraug6, $500. @ertauf
ratiFt5trt i'm Safe BON Bm. S. 8.
9ulanD, $1642.
GrimiraIgeri9t. - (8or
Rt9ter &it9ie.) Mprb-5rant SoAnz
fon, i4u[big bes MOrbes i'm 5peiten
9rabe, 1rt6etl fuspenbirt.
Nbt6. 2 = (gor ai9ter 9o6ler.)
l1nteri9Iagung - 8m. g. Starr,
f9ulbig, 1trtbetG fuspenotrt.
*** Morsen, @onntag, 1T i'm r2u>
bor : 2pcsum" grOBe @rDffnung Der
0inter : Saifon, unb lit aus Oieiem
@runbe fir bic gu bieIer @eIegenbeit
urrangirte MISUNDERSTANDING Elm
uusge3ei9netes 9rogramm aufgeiebt
poroen. 9as @ergniigungs : @omtte
pirb ii9 i'm 2aufe bes Wtnters Die
qr0Bte Mii6e geben, na4 ieber @eite
bin gere9t gu 1perben. gu bieiem
| 3nefe bat ii4 bafiel6e nit elmer hiez
fioen Sbater : Ngsntur in 8erbtn=
bunq QefeBt, unb tptrb nur bas 8eite
qe6oten tperben. Nls eri tie 3ugtraft
lit 6r. oSames 90. Bingham BON Ma<
biIon Square 8drben in Nenzgorf
qefponnen porben. 9enannter 9err
Ieiitet 8or8iigli6es als 8entrtloguiit
~C9au9rebner); unter 4nberem ADMIT
berfeG6e mtttels zines Sri9ters gang
qenal1 einem Y6onograp6en mad. Quf
bem @ebiete Der &omit perben Die be-
fannten &pmtfer bes r2abor : 2pz
ceums" audi bieIen Winter pieber nit
nerpen gouplets auftreten.
*** Del r8abrif9e Mdnner9or"
feiert 1etn er1tes Gtiftungsfeit morgen
in Der r8uDer11 : 9aIe" an Der Sibz
Treoerif : StraBe unb perantaltet
3uqlei4 cine 6umortItii9eI6enounterz
bult1ng, fir bic Elm abpe9ielungSretz
DIES progrumm aufgeiteGt tporben 1T.
*** Die 0umen : @eftion bes
,@ermania : Surnpereins" ~beranitaIz
tet Montag in Der 9uue an Poitoffice@
Npenre Elm 4uitern5ouper, nit benz
cine Soiree berbunDen lit.
*** en- Der Otterbeinz&tr6e gde
BON GontpuDz unb Sbarp&StraBe,
finbet morgen @benO unter ben auz
| ipi3ien bes rSugenOOereins" elm groz
Bes @rntefeit itatt, fir 1pel4es Elm gsz
Diegenes Programm aufgeiteat NOR
ben lit.
XXX Der Bidder unterItiiBungsz
8erein g1r. 3" 6Glt 6eute 4benb in
9rn. Gonrab NeiDbarot's 9aue, Nr.
1913, WetzYrattAStruBe, cine 8enez
ralz@srfammIung ab, 6ei pel4er Die
bierteljGbrli9en 8eitrGge gu entri4ten
iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
Per 6efe Srentto auf Groen.

Geit breiBis Sabren BADEN ft9
Sutt's pilen als elm Sesen fir einen
ieben SnpaIiben erpieien. Sic limb
nit ReGt Elm Sreunb bes Rranten gu
renr1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

SntId,en nit @nmniraocrn
fir 6o6,eit:n unS 9eeroiGungsH. y, oS S''''5 nm,
aiht uno Solitoblen9eilune. pow
Qrtis $4.O0.
GaltfmpreaG pupes Q ompdanls'
Gr. 3l5, DstzGaosttesStr. 5tiSgSon 800,
Rr. 3l4 RorDs9roaoplp. 1,'Sx ~. Vos1iie.
WaDiiou .Gpenue= 5taas 3F. 220f, 9saollSm ria
GsuniIa1 IL. $&6A a@Ve'" "~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
Gint bskannte Gbat(adt

TIT es, bob bur9 bic 9ane perurfa6ts
&opfi9mersen, Opspepfie, Wasen.
fGure, Walaria, @%erftppfung unb
idmmtlide bamit perbunbene aranfs
beiten burd
Suits 9ebcr giHctt
QitGnbis turirt tuereers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

8erfpnalnoti5en. SRI.
Sberefe 8ierotb peilt Bel tbrer Sante
ssrau @9mal6u4 in philadelphia auf
8eiu4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
auf @eite 9:
gr5Gblunsen, Stissen II. |. re,

4uf Seite 9:
gr5Gblunsen, Sti5sen II. |. tr.
Muf Settle TO-:
5~ortiesung bes Gomans pSSenfeits
BON 9ut unb 8Die," bon 2uiie
Meittir9.
Geite IL:
SIT bonitdnbig elmer 3uiommsnftelz
lung europdif9er 2ofalberi9te
getpibmet.
Seite u:
gntbGlt bic interefanteiten aofalbe=
ridte Der Wo9e, 8eriate aus
benz Snneren Marplanb's unb
ben ansrenaenben Staaten, Sa=
milienmGrfte unb anbere Warttz
unb 9OrienberiAte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

4 Die 9amen : Seftion bes
r@ermania : Surnoeretns" beranitalz
tet Montag in Der 9uue an POftofftce%
Mpen1te Elm Iuitern IOuper, nit benz
cine Soiree berbunDen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

*** Der n8aperif8e Mdnnerdor"
feiert Ietn erItes Gtiftungsfeft morgen
in Der r8upern : 9alIe" an Der Glib
5reoerif : @troBe unb ~peruntaltet
3uglei8 cine bumortitti6e46enOunterz
6ultung, fir bic Elm ubtpe4ielung5reiz
DIES 8roqramm aufgeiteut tporben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20
NaaBe un0 6emi9te,

tpte bieieIben BON Der 8altimprer
W2e6lz unb 9etrutoez8p angenom.
men mernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

cSn DeIH UEIFINlYIFN NUNEYltIW HNO
IGmmtli4en &OlOnie'n perOen BON
Der 3egierung DON NuSldnoern PG6e
ni6t perlangt. .ReiienDe, lpel4e ii9
bol q b CMrabien) aus ms Snnez
re, b. +. na8 tiirtii4en 8eIiBun8en
pber ben gegeniiDer liegenoen f%ran3O>
ft56en pber italienii4en &olonte'n be-
oeben, perben baruuf aufmertiam gez
mu9t, baB ba7el6it qaBOori4riften
erifircn. User na4 Gibraltar
reiif. t6ut gut, iid einen PaB mtt3us
ne6men. UNI ii6 jeOer 3ett, ioute Is
berlQngt perbsI auslDeilen gu tDn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

XXX Der Bidder : l1nteritiiBungsz
8erein Nr. 3" bdlt beute 4benb in
9rn. Gonrab Neibbarot's 9aue, Nr.
1923, WeitSpratt4StruBe, cine 8enez
alz8erfammlung ab, Bel pel4er Die
bierteljGbrGtden 8eitrGge gu entri4ten
limb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-20

XXX Sn Der Otterbein4&ir4e, @6e
BON GontpuDz unb Sbarp<StraBe,
ftnbet morgen @benO unter ben auz
ipi3ien bes rSugenOpereins" Elm 9roz
Bes Grntefeit itatt, fir mel4es Elm gez
biegenes Programm aufgeiteQt NOR
ben lit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
Literary notes.

The publishers OF The American
Boy" Detroit, Mich. have secured from
Will Lexington Comfort. who was the
youngest newsp per correspondent IN the
Philippines at the time Of the deeth OF
General Lawton, an exciting story
based upon fact, relating the experiences
Of thu youngest correspondent in Gen
eral Lawton s army The hero of the
story was the first OF the newspaper cor
respondents 10 cable 10 America the
news OF the death Of General LaWton NJ
the hands Of the insurgents BY an al.
most superhuman effort the boy cores
pendent, who was with the army at the
time Of the shooting. made his way
through the enemvs country 20 the
cable Office and flashed the news 10
America three hours before any Of the
other corTespondents got possession Of
the cable. IL was a notable achieve.
ment on the part Of by.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
PLAIN TALK

Straight TIA K and TO the Point.
The Virtues Of Or. a. w
haSe'S N.rVe Pills Tod i'm a
Few Words by an Alma Citi-
zen VINO Knows
Mr.. Q. 4 Fritz Of Alma, Mich says
Il was feeling poorly all spring and had
good deal q rheumatism and nervous
headaches. ] did not rest well at night
l had tried different medicines without
success when got some Of DIR. A w.
Chase's Nerve Pills at Sharrar x Mul.
hollands drug store and had used them
about TWO weeks when / was feeling
splendid have no hesitation in re-.
commencing them" DR.. A. w. Chase
Nerve Pills are sold at SOC box at deal.
ers or DIR A. w. Chase Medicine Co i,
Buffalo, N. Y. See that portrait and
signature Of A. W. Chase, M. ID. are on
every package.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
Good Advice

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from dyspep
STA and liver complaint More than
seventy FIVE per cent. of the people IN
the United States are afflicted With
these two diseases and their effects:
such as sour stomach. sick headache,
habitual costiveness, palpitation of the
heart, heart burn, waterbrash, gnawing
and burning pains at the pit OF the
stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mou h,
coming up Of food after eating, low
splits, etc Go 10 your druggist and
get a bottle of August Flower for IS
cents Two doses will relieve you. Try
il Get Green prize Almanac at
Shafrar & Mulhollaud s.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
Jour Schools,

Harry Jefferson is on the sick list.
George Myers has returned to school.
Mildred Glow has entered the sixth
grade.
d. L. Lyon was visitor at the school
Tuesday.
Eunice Winchell has entered the
second grade.
Alice Brock and Jessie Stoddard are
on the sick list.
We are glad to announce that Lulu
Wilson Is better.
The Biology class is working on the
sea cucumber
George Davis has left school having
moved o. Detroit
Elm, Smart OF ST Louis visited the
eight grade Tuesday.
Tweuty.three are enrolled in the
American .vernmcut class.
Merrill Smith has returned 70 school
after an abs nee of several weeks.
The geometry class has started ON its
way ri Hrlug with twenty members
The Physics class are very much i'm.
tarested IN the study of current electri.
CRY.
Flossie Patterson Of the eight grade is
spending few weeks at her home near
Riverdalr.
The juniors are Studying Tennyson's
The coming Of Arthur having
finished "The Merchant OF Venice"
The SCI Tors and juniors are planning
20 give "A reCeptiOn tonight in the hiuh
school room for the Ithaca and 81. Louis
seniors and juniors
Miss Hough who resigned her position
as teacher IN The fifth grade, 10 accept a
position IN the Lapeer schools, has been
succeeded by Miss Tramp, one Of last
year graduates from Alma college.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
College Department,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Devoted to the Interests of
Alma College.

Frank Hurst is the latest addition &c
the 4 TIA Sigma t'rary society.
This is examination week so far we
haven't heard of any stuCeuts commit
ting suicide, though many are despond
ent
Mr. Ewald, secretary Of the Ann
Arbor Y. NJ. 9. A., roomed with Prof.
Henry during his stay at the college the
first Of the week.
Tns election Of Off ,ers in the Y NJ
@. A for the ensuing year was held
yesterday, too late for Us 10 get the
names IN this Issue.
Mss Gertrude Whiting is the new
Accompanies of the Choral Union. Mss
Ne.ml Sharp was forced 10 resign on
a. nut Of tO) much work.
word has been received frDu George
Noe ven that MS brothers condition le
very stri as and the chances arr that
George Will not be back % college this
year.
The Cleo Club is looking for "a first
tenor o. MI up the ranks, since Chester
Walker hiss orprptd out. First ttuors
are very scare iu c.ilrge and the club
Is willing 20 offer au iuducemeut 90 a
man 10 enter college Who can take
Walkers place.
A mass meeting OF students and fac.
ulty iu :he chapel Monday evening was
addressed Dy Miss SIMS and Mir EWali
who are visiting the colleges Of the
state in the interests Of the student vol.
unteer movement one 90 jet OF the
meeting was 20 get money enough to
have Alma College we'll represented at
the coming Worlds Volunteer Couven
tion in Toronto, Feb. 26th TO March 2ud.
$50 was subscribed by students and the
business men who were called on next
day gave $40 more, 50 Alma will be well
represented at Toronto.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
MARDI GRAS.

The Mardi Gras Csrnivals will be held
this year in the above cities, from Feb
rusry 4th 10 llth. For this occasion the
Louisville & Nashville X X. will sell
round trip tickets to New Orleans,
Mobile and Pensacola at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale February 4
20 10, and are limited 10 February %.
For very interesting illustrated book.
let giving the history Of the Msrdi Gras,
address o. l.. Stone. Gen. Pass Agt.
Louisville. Ky. iio3-4w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
ORDER OF HFARING {

OKDER OF HEARING ON PRO
" HhTE pF WILL.-~tHtc OF VI chtau.
County Gruiot.ss At session oi the lr. bst,
Court or -Wd county held ut be- Probate Once
900 Tie Village of ltIaCH. Ou a." sixth
day ui teu .uarN In The year oie thousand uiur
uHudtcj trd two. Irstut. l-aHc r. >eHNer
Judge OF iIub-t,. tu the matter . the estate
Ul AbUr B.. Nu ictsou q. ce.t-t-u. ou rtHtlt x uud
nuus the leuti,u Uub Ner Eco ui Richard ~ .
and rr' % hu~uat aud Irlatc,- -.ifd .t, so.
irHA DO That tt. ialu Iu-I rune ui TOW o. "a e. 20
ttts court pa IortuK tU uv tnt lvst Nli ana
lt-iHtut ut % said dec n-td may Doe admitted to
.'btic Huu hHt mu.i~ttatun ut So t-trtt
May be zrHn'eI 90 iIcn-fd v. Aur, rs o., the
cNtCutur med iu sold " 90 or some otuei SUIT.
able pes. %.
hetc pom 70 t. ordered hat Not day the ord
daA of a cnueXt.Ht tct o'C OCk iu Iht To- euOuu.
&c Fssisued tor the henri, < at snid peuuuu
Hnf That tht. u Sttt Kin a q heifs rt-IHW Oi sad
deCeused. ANA all other pVTsuts interest q 10.
said slate are gu rel To- appeal ~ session -
aid Court then L. b. hOids % at the Probate Of
hc", 10 tie Village uf ltbHca, and show Causs'.
" sny there be, Why the pfHN'r OF the peti.
t"n-r should not be Z aut,d Aud u "a
further ofd,r that said petitioner give notice
to the persons inter- Sted VA sAld estate, uf the
W ndetcy of ssid petition, aud the hearing
,hereuf 10y causing copy o this order TO he
published ~ the ALMA RYCORD. newspaper
ptinU d und circulsied In sad c, unity, ter nree
successive W. exc previous ~ said day 81 hear
my. A True Copy.l Isaac ;. SFAvtR,
(Ses) 27Iv Judge " Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

SETTLERS EXCURSION RATES 20 POINTS
IL NORTH DAKOTA AND MINNESOTA.
On March 25th, April lst and sth the
Ann AIbor Railroad will sell one way
settlers excursion tickets 10 various
points in Minnesota and North Dakota
For information call on nearest Agent,
Ann Arbor r. r., or write }. J. Kirby,
q. Il. A, Toledo, ..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

SPECIAL low RATES TO NORTH WEST
DURING MARCH AND APRIL VIA ANN
ARBOR r. II.
The Ann Arbor Railroad will sell
single.trIp tickets 20 points IN the
North West every day during March
nnd April at greatly reduced rates
Apply for information 10 any Agent ~
the company, or write j. j. KIRBY, q
Z. A., Toledo, ..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

cara.
We the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a so cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar IL 10
fails 60 cure your cough or cold. We al
so guarantee q 25.cent bottle to prUve
satisfactory or money refunded.
eHARRAR h MULHoII.Asp, Alma.
bivIHs d RHODES, Alma.
FRED HuDeoH. Rivsedals. ii01 -Amo
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
When the Chimney

IL ohoked with SCOT. the fire lnnguishes
and goes out. When the bronchial tubes
are clngged with phleRm, the fame Of
life flickers. Intelligent treatment with
Aliens Lung Balsam brings mp the
phleRm, allays IL Il animation, stops the
o>ugh and pain in the chest and, in a
wod, overcomes those terrible colds
wnlo.N neglected, soon become con.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

n DER OF HEARING state OF Michigan,
" tuuuty OF GrHtiot ~. Al sessfon of the
frnbetc Cuurt q. sid County bed 1T
The Probate Office IN tue Nillrge Of Ithsca on
a.. 2l-t day ct January IN the year ore thuus-
uud u.nr hundred TWO.
pr. +. TT. l~uuc - SEWER. Iudge % Probate
DO thr Matter ut the Estate OF William II.
UtHth q, Hs-d.
en- resiIug snd filing the Tetition. duly verb
fci ot Ni Imam Heath. son rud heir az INV II
said dr'tHs- l prHyt mat thl- touft uC jud cate
tud IetrrWIc WI. are cor were at the Ume Of
hi~ dcHth Voc LEGAL he OF said dee, astd aud
'ufltItd by ttc laws Oi tbs state Go IHbe 10 sid
estate.
Thereupon g. is Ordered. That Thursday. the
go day of fehtuar, utXt at ten O'Clock
900 the forenoon. be- bsrigt ed for tie near
inc az ssic Icuuon, az q thrt thc cir. nj. lsw
oi said decreased sid III other persons interested
iu said stale. str required TO spp,Hr ~ ses
Sion OF sHid Court Nh n TO te holden In the
Probate ono EN- ne Niusgr, Ithaca aud show
CHuse, " my trerc be. Why.tbe pray er OF the
IetIti lber should not be Er-nted:
Aud % n Further Ordered that said petitioner
give notice 20 the pcrsons Interested IN said
e-tHts' ct The tendency OF sara petiiiun and
he hearing tbeteIi.ty Causing copy of this or
Ger To be pubished in the. ALMA kEC0E news-
paper pituted and circulated in said Iounty,
lire successive weeks previous To said day OF
hearing. "a true rOpj.)
>eaLl Isaac - SEAvER
l-fa4w judge 80 Probate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

She was sitting mp with sick man.
No professional nurse was she,
Simply sitting MP with her love. sick
Giving him Rocky Mountain Tea.
iie6 I'm -Bivins d Rhodes.