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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
0artier GArOnif.

SIL tLIH ~ultkA' %O"H ONH''NNN
gum 6er6it. - @eIbe 54ube unO
9anama6ut. - G4te unO fuli4e
4utomobiItten.
parts, -. Sept,
Die erIten Muitern iinb auf benz
Marft erI9ienen, aber Die 6eini4me@
der, benen iie beitimmt iinO, peilen
in Der Me6r3abl nod in ben &aiinoS
Der @eebGoer. Smmer5tn fam ibre
N6pefenbeit BON Der 2t6titaot ni4t
me6r BON LANCER 0auer iein, benin Die
Nuitern tiinbtgen ben 9erbIt uno oas
Gnbe Der 5erien an, pie eintge 800
4en ipGter bic ger0iteten &aitunien al
ben na6enben Winter ma9nen. Die
gegennGrtige rebergdngs3eit 3pii9eu
3pei Saiions tit Der unerfreuIi4Ite
Qb19nitt imYdriIer Sabr. 4Qes trGgt
ben Stempel Der acknowledgements an
iia, MenI4en tpie 9tnge. M&an tpeiB
ni9t einmal re9t. mas W}obe lit, ME
man Ii4 fleiben muB, ob Der gelbe
@tieFel unb Der Strob6ut bel Gag Der
tpei4s 5il5 am Qbenb nod erlau6t
limb, Dber oh mir uns benz 8erDd9t
unlauterer 9eiinnung uno mangelz
batter 8ilbung ausfeBen, tpenn mir
nod lGnger 5aubern, benz Gplinber Ii.
benz i9par3en S4u6pert pieoer bic
erer6ten @prredte ein5urdumen. Sbutz
fade lit, baB bic gelbe 6uB6etletoung
f9on bebentli9 ielten in's Iuge fGIt,
pdbrenb Der qanumabut nu4 pie bor
bic 6eDor5ugte &opfbebedung bleibt.
Die entnerpenbe S9piile bteier enbz
Goien Regenpertobe niirbe tpo6l als
ausrei6enbe gnti 9uGoigung fir bic
fen Qna9rpntsmus Der Sotlette gel
ten. Nebenbet trennt man it6 po6l
AUDI ni6t germ BON einem @egenftunO,
ben man 70 tbeuer be3ublen muBte.
8etdnntli4 bat etne sei9ifte un0
energif6e Reflume ben gdnama6ut in
guris I'm bic 3ett Der teBtenS onnenz
penOe urpl0BIt9 gum unentbe6rli9z
item aIer 2%urusartitet gema9t. Gs
geb0rte beinabe f9on cine an gbnts<
mus itreifenbe Deltbera9tung ousu,
bic M}obe niat mit3umu6en unb auF
Die Qnf9uffung zines bieier foftfpieliz
gen Stroboedel 81 ber3idten. NQerz
btn9s CAB es oeren in ben Der 9teoenz
item Preislagen, iogar fdon Iol9e fir
80 5runcs. Wenigitens tpurben fie
10 in ben 3eitungen ungepriefen, aber
in ben 2Gben mar btefe biqigIteSo
f4On oor 4bGauf Der eriten Wode
bergriffen. uebrigens geitanben bic
8ertdufer, bas feien nlr r4u4 : 9a=
ndmas" gepeien, unternert9ige
Waure pber gar einfa9e Na6z
o6mung, untpirbiges Surrogat,
nit ipel9em ii9 elm e9ter Gentleman
ni4t cpmpromittiren Diirfe. Den e4s
ten Gentlemen tpurbe bann fpo6lmei>
neno geratben, ii4 einer autbentif9en
Banana 3u3ulegen I'm preife pon 200
biz 8 Srancs. Od i'm e9ten Gent
leman 6Guftg elm e6ter Snob Itedt,
10 purbe Der Ratb bieIfa9 befolgt.O Die
gliidGi4en 8efiBer biefer foitburen6is
te bebauern nur, baB fie bic Gaftura
bes 2ieferanten ni9t dls &otarbe 3ur
S6ou tragen fOnnen unb baB lie duf
Der StraBe felbft nit einem Banana
Der t6eusriten @orte @efabr Iaufen,
fir arme S6luder genommert gu perz
ben, bic nit etnem Iumptsen Oreibigz
Srancs Oedel %purabiren. 8prausz
fi9tli9 tptrb Der neue panumaf9ptn~
bel benin aud ni9t bic biesiG6rtge
SatfOn iiberbauern. Gs 1T eben Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Hdrtoer leu6ten, un6 BON Den 0lode1
bes @4lGgers blibt urb funtelt es.
Sic b~egraben einen ihrer grDbten 2eh=
rer, einen ibrer sefiir4tetiten, etnen III
rer ge1iebtetiten; urb in Der 8lGFe
unb &ube mdn6es biefer jun9en Sc
fi6ter ffeint fia bds pplle 8epubt=
fem bes grnftes biefer Sturbe gu
fpiegeln. 8ir9pD, Der gplttiter, ntrb
bon ben 3ettgenofen uHb &ommenz
ben iber itra6lt; 8ir9o4p, Der Gomz
munalpolititer, tpirb i'm engen 4reiie
itets geri6mt tperben unb bic Staot
Berlin - mod lunge ni9t Die f4Dn<
ite,~ a6er cine Der reinli6fen Der Melt
> hat Elm 8e9t unb cine Pfli6t, cine
beionbere Safel an benz po6l balb
en~tite6rben 9enfraE NIT ben Ser
bienften bes 6etmgegdngenen gerabe
Inn lie unb i6r @mporblii6en gu fill
len; aber niterbli9 in einem Stnne,
ntrb 8ir6otp muir dls Reformdtor
Der patbolDgii9en Qnatomie unb nit
i9r Der gan3en meDi3ini14en Dihen>
f9aft fein.
SIN 0agen Der Camille faB Der
@eiitlife. Gr bat au9 bann sefproz
9en am Grabe. 0as lit, 70 14eint's.
nt9ts Quffdqiges; Benin @ir9op bat
i'm ppmmer'f9en Stdbt6en S6iepelz
bein o 81 Sa6ren bic 4riitli4e
Sauf e erbalten. 4ber Der ertpa4iene,
Der sereifte 8ir9op bat in ieiner
vGeuuldrput6ologie na4gepieien, baB
Die 3e[en aIlein bic SrGger, bic 9eroe
bes 2ebens iinb, baB ieber O%rganisz
mus ni9ts 1T, uls Elm 3elenitaot,
baB &ranfbeit uTb Sob ni9ts bebeuz
ten, ais 9erdnberungen in biefen
fleiniten Srganismen. Die leBte
Gonfequen3 ieiner 2ebre, Die oaer
mobernen Mebi5in bic neuen 5unbaz
mente geI4affen, bate gu elmer Ser
nirrung Der S60pfungs : @ef6t4te
fii9ren miifen, 81 elmer 8%erneinung
Der 6eilslebren Der Stride fibren tOnz
men. 9terin itebt er in birettem @egenz
jap gu benz b~eri9mten MOrphologen
BON Senu, gu @rnit 9aedel. nit benz
er cine 3eit lang 3iel uro @ege gu
t9eiIen f4ien.
en- ieiner real : muniitiI6en pbiz
lOfpp6ie bat @rnit !0aedel ben @ott
unb ben 9immel geleugnet unb in ieiz
men v0eltrdt6ieln" bitteren Spott gez
gORen iiber bas G~brtient9um, feline
gntite9ungsgeI9t4te, feline Rultur
unb feline 9ogmen. 8ir4oD bat Der
Stride gelaien, mas Der Stride it,
unb niemals, peber nm buuernben
6rieben gu fdlieBen, nod Inn Sturm
81 laufen, bic Bride gef6lagen bon
ieiner Gori6ung gu ben 0ingen, bic
alien emptriI9en Realitdten fern ltez
gen unb bic ni9t Sadie unfcrss Nuz
ges, unferes @ecirmefers, u~nieres
MifrpItops, ionbern Sadie u~nieres
9er3ens urb unierer glGubi9en 3rduz
me Iinb. gr poqte-iei es aus Slug
belt, lei es aus ebrfir4tiger @9eu
Dor benz 11nentbiiQbaren ni6t 81
ienen getebrten 9erren ge3d6lt tperben,
bon benen MepAitp Das bOsAdfte
WOrt fpri4t:
,@as Sbr ni9t taItet. ftebt Sud meiz
lenfern;
Was SIR nt9t faBt, bas feblt Sud
gA3 unb gar;
8a5 S6r ni4t re4net, gluubt S6r,
lei ni9t Du6r;
Was SIR nt9t pGgt, bat fir Sud-
fem 9epi4t;
0as SIR nt9t miin3t, meint SIR,
ge1te ni4t."
unb 70 fam es, baB binter ben
Fortf9rtttsbannern unD binter ben
4bgeIanbten Der mpoernen meot5tniz
f9en WiFenidaft Der 9eiltli4e fu9r,
nm Worte bes @ldu6ens gu Ipre4en
iiber benz Offenen @rabe bes itiage>
porbenen groBen 2ebrers, Der bic
N M noEArtaha1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
0(ancS Nenfant.

&SHNGS SNGNthA%
Gg ftar6 am 25. September mad elmer ian0tn
unO iAmcr jbaftsn Rronfbeit agnts Heutom, OF
li,bts lo6ttr BON 5Vbn uno Wargdret gttuiam.
gerrpanotc uno GrtunOe Der 6om;tIs fnO b0tllat
tinstluOcn, or 9terOiuuug, nel6s BON Der 8o6'
uung ibrsr Gltsru, CIR. 2029, MoGloerr0sstrabt
N + q, otu %. September, MorQtns 3 ubr,
aus ftattfiuOet, onnn mad her Ct. aHorens=Rtrs
DR., no cine Rtquicm.Weie fir ibr S'c!tnbtl! 9ez
baltsn piro, bcilupobHcH.
We leave thee. though our hearts will grieYe
More than our tongues can tell.
TO sleep 10 peace within the shade
OF this lone, quiet dell.
And flowers may wave Ger thy lonely grave
And Zephyrs softly sigh
But. though our dear beloved one
Has found a home on high,
Then gently sleep. yes, sweetly sleep
In this secluded spot.
And, though we meier shall see thee more.
We will forget thee not.
(269-7D gor ibrtu Gltern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Gs farb am %. september 1902 @enrO Gouj
inn IA. Sabre itines Qsbtns, ]esliebtcr @atts BON
Gliiab,tb Gam. Gr ~biuterldbt 3pei 3D0terr eli
GHtelfinDtr urO bier llrentel.
Dag aud bic 2itbe peinsn,
IS tontmt Elm SAG oe5 @crrn;
Ra6 ountler 0abt eri6etutn
Mub emit Gin MOrgenftsrn.
mag aud Der 8laube 5uQcn,
Gin Tag beg Qi6tcs nubt;
&ug 2dnm'rung mub c. to0cHt
Our &eimatb fibrt Der 9faO.
Dag 6otfnuno aud eri6redcn,
0taq iau68tu 8rub UNI loo'
Gr S9lummsrubtn DirO modem,
Gin iel'gcs MorgenrOtb.
Bon feinsr 9attiM
Die 9tcroieuug finoet R o II t a q, ben q. Srp'
TENDER 1902, 4a6mtttass 2 ltbr, BON iciner lsBttn
0obnunq, CIR. 81, p,rldnqertc geIair : aoenut,
aus tatt, lDo5u Die 9erpdnOtcH uno GrsunOe Or
Gaulilie a6tuuospOq e~ingelaOen fHD. (ZI0-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
BUR Grinnerunq

Bur Grinnerung
an %unftren Oiclotliebten sObn un0 9ruber
Gerrtuaun SedpoIf
fptl6tr b,uts, ben Is. September, ]gcitorbcn, aber
uiA ~ocrqeTen 1T.
,3u frub i6luq bicie bitt're Gtuuoe,
Sie Sid aus unirer Mitte nabm,
So6 |troiteno font aus un4 rem Ytunot:
.g9us Soft tbut, pus lit fobleetban!"
Drum poqan mir gu Soft bon otr3en flcb'u,
Sab emit i'm oinmel mir un5 nieotrieb'n.
90 II BEN trauerrOtu GIterH
ON urb 8ruDer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
Sau3>nnterridt.

6orate W. Sen, @.ieaidaftss uub glbusn-
- TansIebrer, 1911 DiprtIezgDeHus ~rt8uIlre
Salon bc9tnnt 5 September. arrangements
fir r~eouldrt 6aiipn f6Hutu itBt g~ttroiftu nsrotn,
sbsnio fir .gbaptrou" uuO QrjoatiIuFen in 6taOt
oOsr 9orfaOt. Gr6ffuuugss6o 2. GirtuIars
uuf 0rlauQen. 6. & 3. Gel. gtapiiOu 43 8.
lsrntl2 1Utl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Der @erte6r 3pii6en @ebiIbeten
beItsbt meiitens BARN, buB Der Cine
SntereFe fir ben 4nberen beu4elt,
bamit Der Qnbere bafel6e fir tbn
4h,t4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
y Die b0fen Setter.
Ser 1tnfchTharp SnFH

Ser unfebIbare Sntber.
DE 6rei64en ba0be 3 8obegra
I'm lief Bel n 9otOer bin.
Der fpra9 9ele6rt: rg2e nee, ia iau,
0as ion balb anOeri4 iin!"
9aOruf erfudt' Der Mebitus'
0as Sref99en, fi4 &c bifen,
I'm uppli3irbe i'm d SUP
9iretbemung in 8iden.
ugeu," fragt' er bann, rpte b3ut be
Gur?"
In brauf Der 5rof9 in gile:
mSeBt 5pitt's MIDI Bios in 8eenen
rur,
Oo9 in Der DGrpeIieile!!"
r0a, feb'n &C." rief Der 9otber aus,
sd puBbe g gang getptB,
11nfeblbur fugt' td sic g pOruus,
Dap es MI unberf4 is!"
Slid.
Das lit bas Slid
Sin Spnnenftrabl,
Der in oas Duntle GrbentbQl
Sid 6inperirrt.
Mas 1T bas Slid
Gin fur5er Sraum,
Ser uns aus fel'gem 9tmmelsruum
9eienbet ptrb.
@ds tit bas Slid?
Gin 6olber Slang,
Der tief uns in Die Seele brang
Wie elm 9ebet. :,
Was if bus Slid?
Gin 5rii9lingsbdu4,
Der BON Der Qie6e aofenitrau9
6eriiber pe6t.
@as lit bas Slid?
Gin Wfeteor,
9as Ieinen Sternenpfao Oerlor
nno nieberglii6t.
Mas lit bas 9lid9
Gin bimmlii4 8ort,
9as uns umt0net fort unb fort -
8enn bieler Grbe 2en5 perbprrt
unb ME Derblii6t,
0as 1T bas Slid! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Der Gble ruff aus: v@ieb Sc
Dem bas Seine" Der Ggpiit iagt:
sHimm Sebem bas Seine!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

@roBe @4riftiteGler tOnnen 9ez
tp0bnli9 ni6t fdretben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Gin 3o6tinTtler bat einmoI ge@
1agt: Sin gutter frun30iiI6er Sod
fam einen alien S4ub nebmen unO
nit d4erlei pifanterien cine b~elitdte
6petie barduS MAIDEN. @6enio fam
elm fran30iif6er @driftite1er, Elm
Monpafunt ober Gatule WtenoeS irz
genb .ein unm0gli6es Sbema, metnetz
rpegen einen alien 64u6, bebanbeln,
uno nit alerlei Saucen unb f4arfen
@epiir3en Elm no6lf4medenOe5 Sc
rt6t uns 5ubereiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
9rOfeRpr g. 9. Glaa8ctt'S Gang.
Q(fa6cmte,

Rr. 614-6l6, RorO=Grtm0ntsNoenue, ieSt tr
auinabm pom 6auItrR ge6ffs
net. gBal5sr uu0 r3ptisIait" cine 6puiuIitdt.
Gtriulars auf @crIaugeH. @las iar 9srsins etc.
gu permittbtH.
QOgsu; 3immtr ju psrmittbtn. (6tptll, IDtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
(Gtr ben pSOnntugs= 6OrreiponosutcH
&pbOrismen.
Bon 6rprs 2. 9iert

2eibenf9aft fam fir ben @eliebz
ten iterben, 2te6e aus 2ie6e entIagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
Nrnf Nncfcn

(aub Qsbytrin). Gr,eumouutsQue uno gioOlt=e ctr.
-qufdngcrzRlaffu ~qt0finct; Rinosr, WjttUod uHO
samitag Ta6n. 4ripdtftunOtR NIT gtuit soc.
etuuoc. Gel. &. & Z. Mao. 1924 =. eOiree
ieocu 6rsitaq. 3pti oGutH gu Dermietben.
EMIL. lOltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

81atoniI9e 2tebe lit nur m0gli4
3piI9en einem W1etbuIalem unO Ell
mem Widelttnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

@enn Der Nmeritaner pitant Ietn
nil, pirb er gelpD6nltd gemein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

&letne Seelen BADEN teinen Raum
fir grOBe 8e0anfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

0ente itets bus 9dte6tete BON
alien Meni4en, aber iage e5 ni6t,
SIS t0nnte Dir f4le4t betommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28


4nonbm pber fel6f unter etnem
nnom be plume" gu f4reiben lit tets
entlpeoer cine Geig6eit ooer cine I'm
peri4dmtbeit. Cine 5eig6eit, tpenn
Der @9reiber es nt9t pagt, bon unp
gar3 fir feline Nnii4ten ein3utreten,
cine 1noeri4dmtAeit, nenn er iein
@ei9miere fir 10 bunosmiiera6el
bdIt, baB er iid fdGmt, ieinen Qamsn
barunter gu ieBen, unO bennO4 ben
Mut6 6eiiBt, IS benz Publitum porz
3ufeBeR. Sd babe Oas iel6it nur
aq3u oft getban.."....
Jreuoe 1T nur elm anberer 4usz
brud bes S4mer3es, Der 6ur9t Dor
benz 9obe. Die eiptgen 90tter, pie
i'd tie mir ~oOrite1e. tDnnen ni4t la
den mod peinen.
* *
@as benz Ginen re6t 1T benz On
beren ni4t btGig.
X X *
9ie &unft lit ni4t unmOrali14,
aber tmmer mprallos.
X X X
Die MOraI Der &unit 1T Oas
@40ne.
X X X
8us idOn lit, fam ni4t unmOraz
Ifi4 iein.
X X X
0er i'm @turm Der 2eibenf8aft
2ieB bic Sdue lOIen,
WeiB, bes 0idters b0dite &raft
SIT bic &raft bes 80ien.
X X u
Gluub' nt4t, DuB in Der 9ulbbeit it4
0ein Slid i'm Qeben ftnbe;
9at 9u ben Mutb aur s u
genb ni9t,
9ub bod ben MutA BUR
9iinbe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Inter Standardization perbirgt ii4
getp0bnli9 Die Qbpeienbeit bon Sc
banten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

1nb 10 fam es, baB binter ben
Sortf9ritts6annern unD binter ben
Q6oeIanbten Der mpbernen meot3tniz
fden WiKeni9aft Der 9eiitli4e fu9r,
nm Worte bes @lau6ens gu Tpreden
iiber benz offenen @rube bes ttQge>
poroenen groBen 2ebrers, Der bic
.GeQularpat6oloqie" Qei6rie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Cine babe Ma6r9eit tit oft cine
boppelte 2Ige.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
NOTICE or VILLAGE ELECTlON.

Notice ~ hereby given. that the Annual Elcc.
ton Of the Village of Vale. County Of 81. Clair.
and state of Michigan. viii be- held at the VI.
lage Hall. in said Village. ON
Monday. March 10th. 1902.
Tho following officers are to be elected One
President, Three Trustees dor years., One
Trustee dor year. 10 lll vacancy. one Clerk.
one Treasurer. one Assessor. The polls Oi said
election viii be opened 10 90 o'clock A. NJ, and
viii remain open until 90 o'clock y. ~. Of said
day of election fDW ANDREAE,
Village Clerk.
fy order of VILLAGE Election Inspectors
Dated this 10Th day of February. a. ID. 1852.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

Died at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Charles Smith, one and one-half
miles west OF Avoca, on Sunday morn.
ing, February 10th, Mrs. Mary Burn
ham in the eighty.third wear of her
age. Deceased was born i'm Canada
but had lived in Michigan for oyer fifty
band who survives her, sixty years ago
last December. Three daughters also
survive her. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Charles ID. Ellis at
the late residence, Tuesday, February
18th, and the burial occurred in the
Brockway cemetery.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

The funeral of the late Charles +.
Galarno was held from the house 10 the
Mp. church on Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. Rev. l.. Clark preached very
impressive sermon advising his hearers
10 live a christian life and their reward
hereafter would be sure. Advance
Lodge of Odd Fellows conducted the
services az the grave in Elmwood ceme-
terry. a large number OF relatives and
sympathizing friends were present TO
pay their last sad respects 10 the de-
parted.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Surprise Parties.

On Monday evening Feb. II, about
seyenty-tiye of the neighbors and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Bricker
decided 20 tender them surprise at
their pleasant home I'm Greenwood.
After the guests had all assembled
and the usual greetings were over, 1t
was decided, on account OF the very
large number present, 10 repair TO the
Cleaner hall. where fine program,
which had been previously arranged,
consisting of recitations, vocal and i'm
strumental music was nicely rendered.
Other amusements followed until the
ladies who had brought we'll filled bas-
kets and "A plentiful supply Of oysters,
announced that the tables were ready.
and IL is needless 10 say that the com
pany did ample justice To- the good
things set before them.
After this the guests, thanking the
host and hostess for their unbound
ed hospitality, dispersed for their
homes with many happy recollections
OF this-anOther enjoyable evening
which will long be remembered by
those who were present
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Checker Club Tournament.

One of the most interesting events
this winter was the Checker Club
Tournament held In Central Hall last
Friday afternoon between five OF Yale's
champions and five from our neighbor-
ing town Brown City The two clubs
were quite evenly matched-9S games
being played-of which 81 were draws,
Brown City won 81 and Yale 3l. Frank
smith, of this place, has been wearing
diamonds since the tournament. Out
of the twenty games he played he won
II and the other q were draws. This is
n remarkable record. Below we give
the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

George McIntyre was declared the
nominee for president.
IL was moved, supported and carried
that the rules be suspended and the
secretary be- instructed to east the bal
lot for VIM. V. Andreae for trustee for
one year, 10 lill vacancy.
IL was moved, supported and carried
that the rules be suspended and the
secretary be instructed 10 east the bal
lot for James Sweet for trustee tor two
years.
There being four candidates i'm the
field for the other two trustees, ballots
were taken resulting as follows:--
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
VILLAGE CAUCUS.
a Lively Time for a Couple OF
Hours Nominating Village
Ticket.

The caucus was called 10 order at
1880 o'clock Thursday evening by James
Sweet, chairman of the election com
mittee of the village, and on motion
T.. fl. Drake was elected chairman OF
the caucus and j. a. Menzies secretary.
The chair appointed w. w. Adams
and Henry Pearce tellers..
Nominations for the Office of presi-
dent being first I'm order the names Of
George Mann and George Mcintyre
were the only ones mentioned. IL took
two ballots 10 decide who the caucus
wanted 10 head the ticket. Following
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
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w. A. Cavanagh was declared the
nominee.
For treasurer +. +. Fead was nomi-
mated by acclamation and 4. j. Ward
for assessor
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

About seyen o'clock Saturday even
Ing Mrs. l.. scott and daughter Sake
were pleasantly surprised by their Sun
day school classes.
10 was not long until sounds of laugh
ter sounded through the rooms. They
played games until late hour when
refreshments We're served.
Before leaving they presented Mrs.
Scott with beautiful salad dish and
Sake with n side-board cover. A de-
lightful time was had by all present.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

LO-r-SOmeghero on the road be-
tween Lynn Corners and the Carless
school house on Monday, February II,
black fur collar. Finder will please
leave nj James Browns Office or house
ard receive reward.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
DEATHS OOlNGS.

Absalom Saunders, after sickness Of
alittle over aweek from erysipelas died
at his late residence one and one half
miles west of Yale on Friday, Feb. lith
1902. aged 80 yrs II months and days.
Deceased was native of Canada but
had been "A resident of Michigan about
ten years. He leaves wife, four sons
and two daughters TO mourn his loss
Funeral services were held at the late
residence on Monday, February 18th,
conducted by Rev Chas. ID. Ellis and
the burial took place at the Brown City
cemetery.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Monday. March 10th. 1902.
EIRST RATIONAL BANK,
a YALE. 2E-S1r.
SECURITY FoR pEPosIToRs.

SECURITY FOR DEPosIToRs. $40. 900
Patronize Solid Home institution.
Interest on Time Deposits.
All Business Confidential.
BR. NOBLE. Pres
n. A. GRISWOLD. Vice Pres.
kf. fEAD. Cashier.
Dlrcctarss-R n. NOUic. y, A. Orlswoid. n.
Fcad. u. McNulty. J. G. Holden. Y. W. Andreae.
ThOs. u. Wharton.
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NOTICE boz REGIsrRATIoN.

The Board OF REGISTRATION OF the Village 81
Yale Will be IN session ON saturday. March stu,
1902. from 900 clock in the forenoon 10 500
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the Village Hall In
the said Village of Nale. for tle purpose Of COM
pleting the Registration 90 Electors of said Nil-
lage. EDW. ANDREAE, Village Clerk.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 4. o. 1912
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\ return match will take place at
Brown City IN the course OF two weeks
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-29
IDEAL EDITOR.

You hear talk of the "ideal
newspaper. 1t is like the flower
that never withers, the bird that
never alights, the land where the
sunlight never fades-it exists only
in the sucker whom we are told the
elements consume. Writing from
the standpoint of country editor,
if you have never been in his shoes,
you know that he is a repository Of
the secrets of the community, none
of which he must ever divulge.
He must publish paper chock full
of local news, whether anything
happened or not. His judicial
mind must be far superior to the
district Judge, and give him point
ers on instructiDg jury. He
must discourse with equal fiuency
upon the silver question and Far
mer Jones calf, China painting
and Poland China pigs, preserve
peaches and perseverance Of the
saints, foreign wars and local
strikes, justification by faith and
justification Of type, the doctrine Of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-29
election and the election returns,

election and the election returns,
the doings Of the last synod and
the details of all prize fights. The
receipts Of the church social, and
the squabbles in the town council
must be equally familiar to his ver-
satile mind.
With all this he must wait on
the delinquent subscriber, discount
the bill of patent medicine fakes,
stand off his wash bills, always go
we'll dressed, pay his printers on
Saturday night whether cent has
come in or not; write free puffs,
100 lines for every one he gets pay
for; boom the local statesman who
owes him three years subscription
in short, be all things TO all men,
make no enemies, never have
name misspelled nor mistake
in dates, take the cussings of the
community and never cuss back.
This is the ideal country editor and
his paper is daisy. We never
saw One.-Alcin Sun.