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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Nnbcas @ittitaot.

IS ilnrb am Z. sunni 1904 Sr. Anbreas Nttt,
ftabt, ~peIicbter @nite bon 9clttd 2Stft1i1ot I'M
IIicr BON 80 Sdbrcn mro s Wiounien. Die Gc-
e~rNigung finoet SunuerItna, 2 llbr gtufriittnp9.
bonn Irnuerbauie. 9tr. 22a. MI; Flealalli |oe
SiqbIunototpr, aus itutt, Herluatoie iiilo
5reunce Der SnmiIie iito b6tItdbit etn9elaoei.
~nerfeIben bei8lippbnet tlbO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
@efanntmadnnaen
e6asantts. I eparirment.
" HnupoItS .. SUM 1904.
rSic Dffcntlihc misunderstanding"

Ser unter5etdnetc @ouocrHcur, GoHtroIeur
nno %S6uemcifter ocs Stnutcs M}drplGno ruers
pen, lnut zines 8eiebcs 0cr Stuutss8ciebAebuTtg
BON Wiarbluno bon 1904. Stdpitel 22S, AHgcs
HcAmeu.
pie. 6tfentIi6c GebduOes9(nlcibe" miro bont
J. Slllt 1904 an odtirt lperoeH. 3IllieIt bonn
eeTanilten Satltm sur Rate bon bret nHo elllem
guioel Bro6ent Der gHHlm truqen, 6dblhdr
9alnldprlih an eritert Iage bcs Nult rno Sds
allaf elltes teoert ~cin6elHen Sabres, INN ods
StapItal miro mad Dem Crtten GnGe mes Sill
I'M Sabre 1914 mad Bclic5en oes Stuutes eiltt
luSuut lelu, mo ole qaH8e Shulo mlro an
erleIll. 4age oes Sill 1919 Bablhur ieiH. Die
SSIhio III pol Siaatss. Gonnt0s uHo WllInt5tpals
Tellelerllng belrett llto miro IN Der Surm bon
lucroeu.
@sfaete slnsebote miiifen nm obcr Dor 70
u0r Ntlila9s am erlten Iaae oes Suli 1904
e%eritegelt bel benz Sdabmeiffer bcs Staate5 in
annapolis eiitaereidt lperoeu ino miiIfeu auf
per Mldleite peg ulrIbln9s nit ,Propoials for
tbe Hubltc Gutlotng SoNn" ~inooiitrt fein. Seocm
Dem Hllgebot mil elneni bcgluubiptcu Gbed bon
debn 8rp6e1t bcs 8etraaes eiues iolden Inaes
bots begleitet ietr, uno o~telelben iueroen ilm
y ubr Dtittags, I. Sult 1904. i'm 0iireau oe5
Stnatsi6nBmciiters in Der Stuot annapolis i'm
9e9erlluart Der llnter5eidnctcH getftnct peroeft.
gta9 Der Settnl1g FOLDER Ingebote m6aeu
10 otele befngter S6ulhsGertififdte ais fir mel
tc Nngebote gc'te1t muroeu. ieopf mia. ilber
nen Setrag, iIr meldcu Iligebote %ucfuroert
lpuroeiL bonn hefuqte1 @ulOerneIr, Shabnntss
SOntrulur mo SdbuBneiitcr ohcr elmer l}uiurt-
lat %oerielbeIi an ben budDiteIl nerGIltlpurtlidet
Dieter ooer gietern acgcn Naar 5uertbeilt
neroen, uno iusHn 3mei uber nIebr gictcr baSs
ieIbe gh1gcbnt iicueH. iuelde 9~luacbutc sic
b6dlten finb, uIIo menn her 70 hon h~enfcIben
b0ditcn perurtporili6en @ietcru iuhifribirte
Qetraa b0ber. ais OCT pun3e Neirad Der sum
8erfulf ungebptcncn fSdulosGcrtififate lit.
enuH ln0ger iolbe S6ulo-Gertitifaic an iolhel
bjditen neruntnortli9eu Nicter, her einen gleis
hcll 8rets nnbtctet in Dem SerIdltnib 8icrs
tbeilt tperhcn, in melncnt Der bon Seoem oefor.
berte getrag 81 Dem Qan5cn 9etraoe Der 8uut
8ertnuf ulSgebotencn Gbulos@Crttfifute ftebt.
Gcin 9lngebpt inter Bari ODER fir elmer
9ruftbctI bon $1,000 miro cntgegen pcnUnls
men.
Gas Hedt piro ourbebuIten icocS uno aue
IugebOte 3lIriidS %ulpciien.
Gbuin g%Iaritelo,
8uroon Z. Itfiniun,
SdnBaint5zSoutroleltr
WurraG Qnnoipcr,
9~natmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
SurocruugS . Mn1e6ptc.
Separtement fir UffcntlidIc Snutct.
SnbsTepnrtcnIcnt hrS Stnbt . GnarnienrS.

SNO- ~ ~AhN NNAtiN ~
8nIttmore, ben I. SUM 1904.
I'm @inrci6ung i~epdrater neriegelter 5orpes
rtngssgluacbote, nit Der suiii6rtlt g@rnpofals
for Trcateo @lant unb Sabine 9lods, " fir als
9en1eine 3luede i'm StdotsS rgenieurSsS epdrtcs
memt lpdbreno oes SnbreS 1904, miro bierourh
eriudt. mo iperoet b~teicIben inter oct glOreiie
bcs p9onro Of g%!mnros, care Of 6urrb 8; @oo'
per, %9tegiiter, GitOsoau, Baltimore" bis 5itut
is. SUM 1904, Sormitiu98 ii lbr, cui9egct
genuniHclt.
Sin bceEaubiaier Gbed, in S6bc 6eS in ben
Spc6ififntipnen dlgeaebencn gCiragcs. an Or
cer ocs Wiubors uno Gtaoleuib5 bon Baltimore
gc5nacIt ntlb iebem glngebut b~etgefiiQt ietlt.
Spe5ififntiuner mo glnecbotS 6ortnltlare
f1nner nIf Griu6en in otrem &ilrenu entoc'
gen genomnIen tueroen. 9lngebute titr leoe
~eirielne Wrt Der pben fpe5ifi5irten 0tutertalieu
iueroen anacnunmcr, falls oer glngebottteler
niht ole Die getpiinf6tcl NlatcriaIien IieierH
fam.
.. Z. Senbnn,
otsSngenielr.
8eItdtiet:
e. Gln1 Simnuus,
1riliocut oer 9ontruftsNebbroc.
Guni3-4,6,11,13-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Suhu .Scruia &. Spbn,

2cidenbeitatte uno Giutdltdnttrtr.
Rr. 200S. Erieaus.Str. Nib. EEL: Ntnotor 25a.
Speiagefh1tt 9ir. 52i, perI. @diierIts Hoeinc,
Siablnnotclpu, 9uItimrre. W,urbIuno 1eIepbon;
Ninofor 80. 3uifdeu lperbet gelteterf nut
Sod5cttcn, lnterbnItunaeu nm ateers Sele'
eeI,beiten. (Seb14,1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
@%eriammInnas Nnseiaen.

SamensVerein Der 9entihcn @rciienbeimntb.
Spuneritag, Den 8. Sutt. mondtiide Der
iamntlu1p in Der @niialf. po5t bic Ulitelieoer
ireunoli6it eineelaoen IiHo. gldtnHgsnpu
U60) gcttn arHg, Sefretdrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

.RuBIono lit in eincr
Sonoelspolitif genou 10 un~inteaiaent,
mie III ollen onoercn 0ingen, Seine
Nblidt lit buroui 9eridtet. Die yuBen-
mclt aus ieillen 9ciibutgen berolis5le
bclten." (gSbl.) - Si Den 8ercinig.
ten Staoten miro aber Dos Serousbol-
ten oer slrBemueIt oitr6 Die Sod5oae
oils bod,lte Snteai9en5 eeprieien.
@errn 3tpei Ooiielbe tblln, lit es nift
ooiielbe. Sir inns lino Die Sod5oue
gut. fir ole onoeren Staaten iino lie
cine 0ummbeit, notiirlid bios in Den
Nlt9en Der amerifaner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

% a d. elmer 2 d) d sung oeS
gderboil 0epurtements betrdgt Der
Shooen, ben 5moli Snieften1rten oeit
Sormern 0ieies SonOeS 5ufii9en, M
gefGbr $50 Wtiaionen Collars. Der
sGind)bua" rid)tet fir ctma 100 Wtil.
lionen Dollars Shuoen ulti Wei5en-
ieloern or, @euidrefen pernidten
fir etiuo so WtiQionen Nterbaupros
butte, Die SeiIenflie9e lit Elm lhlim'
mer Scino Der Wei5enIelber mo ser.
Itort etlpo fir 30 Willionen Collars.
Der bonn &ortofielfdicr ongeridtcte
Sdaoen miro ouf mir udt Wiaionen
Collars geid0bt, Der Der San Sole
Sdilolous ouf 6ebn WiQionen. sc.
trcioelpan5en, Npfel- mo Seerpurnl
perl,ihten ic etiuo fir 5ebn WiQionell
Dollars MISUNDERSTANDING @r5elg-
niiie. 0olmiebel uno onbere Snieften
rihten ouf ben acknowledgements
einen Sdnoen bon etipa rs WiQionell
Collars ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

8erTicgelte ACCOMPLISHMENTS, nit Der
@lifihrift nBroppials for Goal uno BOOT "berics
ben uno an Den ,Yoaro Of gtuuroS" bet Stnot
Baltimore %norefIirt. mcroert bis 0littuu6. ben
is. SUM- 1904, &ormitiaas If llbr, i'm Giireau
oes Observation-Disclosures, Rntbbuus, Baltimore.
$40, e%ni9e2ct aeronmclL fit Ole &eriorguug
Der Eeb0roe Der S6ulGonlmiiidre init aobleu
mo Sol5; Spe6itilattonet ionnen i'm BUREAU
Der S6ulbeboroe, Wiuoiior. uno QutnDe cite 9tne .
ein1eiebcr tpcrben. lF
Sin beeInubieter Gbed i'm 9etraee bon $500
mib ieoeU &ngebnt fir 3ublen ~beiaeiiief feiu.
Sin beeIuubigter Gbed i'm getrdge BON 500
ntib icoem Ingebot iiir Soi8 b~cigefii9t icift.
GbedS miiiien 5nblbur am ben Winbur uHo
Staoirntb bon Baltimore lem.
SdS Jtedt bleiht oprbe1d(tcA, ireeno ipeIGe
uIlo aue ~slngebote 8i >periperfcnsn
y. VI. Sunlcs,
Sefrctdr Der @eb6rbe Der S1uIs9urmiiidte.
(Suni3-A.6-1l,13-14
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

Sn q em-0prf pfIc9t ote
SugcnO in lester 3eit eilten nelten
Sport; lie iteini9t Die SnioIien nor
Illtomobilen, nit beIonberer 8orIiez
be ober Die in ben Alltos fobrenoen
Gomen. 2ebten Sonntne. mllroen
iogor cinige Goli5ilten sic cine PHI.
tomobilfobrt madten, nit Steinen
beporfcn. Nin CABS einige 8erbof-
tlinqtn unb Die llebeltbGter ipurOelt
bonn Sltqenori6ter I'M lie fiinf Col
lars 9ebiiBt. IngeiidtS ioldcr &pbs
beiten Scr 9teip-Dorfcr Snnacn mGre
cine quite 9piis i%tngebronnter giAc
piel mcbr om Elobe, ais cine Strofe
bon flint 0ollorS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

M0miro @alfer, bem lie
Seitung ocS Observation-Disclosures iiber.
tro9en luorben lit, enlpfieblt 3ouirei.
belt fir Die nod Der 8anol5orle einee.
fiibrten 8aaren, oamit Der &anol 10
billig pie moglid eebout weroc. 0iele
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
G6itOrieae Nptiien.

&iIf8 StootSfcfretGr
&oomi8 bat ole poIitii6e Gage I'M
&on6e, Defenders ober in Den ioqe.
nonnten 3peifelboften Stooten ION.
Dirt, uno finbet Dos GrgcbniB icincr
Stuoien 10 roiiq fiir bic Hcpublifo.
ner, Dob eS ei9entli6 fir sic Demo.
troten gon5 iiberfIiiiiig lit, ii6 in ct.
2oltiS nit Der NlufItelumg zines 8rG.
i0entihoftS. Gonoiootcn SIT beniiben.
Sclbit in 8oQitraBe lei Die Stim.
mltng ST. @unIten Hooiepelt's itmgc-
id)Io9en. 9ieie 9(rt beS Stimmen-
fongS lit fir eincn 10 bohitebenbcn
0iplomoten nid)t fem. Sr. 2oomis
beborptet fed o'rouf los, obne cine
tbotiGdli6e 8run6(oge fir feline 8cs
boitptrngen ST. baben. Inter 0el
politii6en Bropbeten gebort Sr. 300
mis- 81 oenen oont Hange cincs So.
bofuf. Ger unIdngIt peritorbene 81,
notor Nuap bot Die Gage nod fur5
Dor ieinem Sooe meit ipeniger rolig
ouqeieben. Gr io9te, Dob Ole bcoor.
itcbenoe Champagne Ole rpihtigitc mo
ihpierigite lett piclcn Snbren lei nno
ooB 81 ibrer 2eiting Die 0icuItc ocs
i6orfiinnigiten uno fliigitcn Eolitt.
fer$ notbwenoig ieien. llnO Der
Idlole 8enniplpouier beritono mas
pom politiiden @ei6dft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

BdIttmorc, Den Z. 1uni 1904.
y babe slppItlntion fir %iolBellori NriuiIcs
Or. 2527, goton.slrobc, tir suificmno
zines SamptfeicIs BON Is GferOefrditen uIb
etner .Sumpimoi6ine bon % feroefrdften.
ytr. 1908, SitsNuItimorer StruBc, fir 9lufs
trditen.
Nr, .5t5, g8eIt.@ GERMAN StraBc, fir gmfftels
LUNG etltes eleftrii0en Wtotors bon s Eierocs
frditen.
g~toroipeitsgde 9erinQtons uuO RuluSftsStr..
titr Anttiellln9 zines Sunpffefel5 BON 10 BIER
o%etrdtteft, mo elmer 0~ampimuiGtnc BON s Bier
o~efrdften.
Sr9eno Semuuo, Der Ginipenoutaen ongceclt
gu erbehen bat, mus ~hieielbeu bis 3uul 10.
1unt 1904. Sormittaps 10 llbr, in oieiem Vls
Oelt iperoeI miro.
@bu. .. BRETON,
(SltniS) @cbduoe=S uipcftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08

.0cmofrdtiider GrfoIg
III 0ieiem Sabre piiroe mebr beoeu.
ten, ols MIR Die Hiidfe6r Der Yortei
sur Hcgierungsgemolt," id)reibt Die
.g(tlonto Contribution" oGr piiroe
Die @icoereinietunq Der &erfoiilng.
ia ioQor Die MISUNDERSTANDING ser
6epublif beoeuten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Amgen nnter(m6t Rofenfrei.

Sbre @ugen ~beoiirfen Der beften 9ebnnoIuua
uno Seiblburg; nieIe Geioen funlnleu bon Der
observation-disclosures Der Sebncroeu ino bon nnt
PATHFINDER 9eoedung ocrielber. 9ur6 Die be-
fen oeutiden Shnlen uno ldnaidbriee @rIabs
gSeife. mas has Ilee uno feline 9ebanolung
b%etrifft, nit benz Better 6u oieiien ino in ieoem
Sale SeiIung gu p~erfhaffen. grileu ooer Ius
9cneIdier, peni sic foIne ~beoiirfeu. iueroen ait
ben oeufbur b~iuieitet IreiIert nnaeiertiet.
9luf SerIdngett meiner Treuiloe uno duHoen
f1ntet Sic MID ieoer 3eit perf6nlid In met,
ner Office ipreber.
M moonw llnib. abioIb. oentifer Sptifer
y. UtuuVl' Ir. $50, Nurb, 8ah.s Str.
N,eiit bon bcuti6en ariutcrn oneefertiates
a%itaenpaiier lit ons gefte fiir f6pnhe. rotbe
pber entSilnoete gu0eit. Srobes pdper bon
filnitIitcn sligen, 2bernlcnetern lino Mtarine.
0Idfcrn. tGept30, 5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
9eite In5cigcn.
WarhlanOzS nitttut.

9lusfteuung Der 9lrbeiteit Der G6GIer Der
aunlts uno 3eihenffnle I'M letter Sabre une
Der glrmren bes Snititlits in Der n8ihmonbs
WinrftsSnne" am Ultttupdl, Sauuerttdg iin6
8rettng, ben g., 0. lIto 10. sunni, bun 10 lI6r
g'ornritt1gs bis 10 llbr gbenos. Gintritt fret.
2as BubItIrnl lit etnaeEaoen. (157-62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
lorraine.

WaIerif1 = 8arfartie - Srieeli2.
MeiIe. Aenutt bic mil 9oi,bafan beBeihneie
Nortbs sIbenues6ar. 9yreie Rnffheu 9adnitffaes
ant SerrriniiS. 8reife bon 8eerdbntbl,eMem leei
tpesieu. aeiGie gebinanneen. 1elegSon A.
Sapahs. SerIanat 8roi6ire. tw~sat4,lS.1&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
f.Eerncterh.

Heiie Sefttonen Rnb ieet snr Seittttenta bsr'
gertGtet. Siele 1usaeiuGblte yots. Ser Sll'
eeipiini9te g~usfunft ertbeiIen. 2as ersIlat1'
rum itebt tdgIib sur Srfpeftton olien. sSeaen
9tdberem iueEbe man iip an ben SnpsItnteuoen
tpan.etraRe. vr#. (aprtl6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-08
Separtemcut fir 6ffcntlihr Sihcrbcit.-gnu
ten, SnbsS c%pnrtcmCnt oeS 8r6duocsS uIpct,
torFShrents, 9ntbb1Us.

Q5s.6O,5,7724.0,sn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Corunna.
Fred NJ Kilburn and family left Tues

Fred NJ Kilburn and family left Tues
day for Cuba-Calvin Dell, of Owosso,
has rented the lower story of the Odd
Fellows building and will open pool
room-C ID Smith has let the Job of
installing steam heating plant for the
Grand Central hotel to Mr. HOLSTER
Miss Florence Lindsey is now acting as
deputy county clerk, Arch Burnett,
who has been filing that position very
acceptably for some time, having resign
ed to enter the law department of the
U of M. Mr. Burnett has many friends
who wish him success in his venture
80 Henry Beard, chief of police of
Jackson, visited her sister, Mrs G A
Potter, over Sunday. Mr. Beard at
tended the reunion of his old regiment,
the 10th Michigan Infantry, at Gaines,
Friday Lightning struck the flag
staff on the school building Monday
morning, making it into kindling wood.
A'post in the bellfry was slightly dam
aged. Loss about $50, which is covered
by nsurance-Roy M Watkins, state
examiner of taxable inheritances for
the auditor generals department. has
been in the city a few days looking up
estates in the probate court from which
the state has money coming in the form
of taxes-The board of education re-
organized last week by rejecting f E
WEIGH, president, w A Rosenkrans,
secretary, and A w Green, treasurer
Deputy County Treasurer, Rudolph
Colby, left Thursday for a trip to Min
nesota and the Dakotas-Mr and Mrs
Eugene Wallace leave today for Okla
homa City, but will stop at st Louis
for time to visit the worlds fair
Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Oakley.

Mrs l. l. Homer, of Saginaw, was
the guest of her brother, MI. Amos
Parshal here last Thursday-Wm
Beardsley was in Owosso last week on
business-Edd Estey left for the north
in search of work, has not returned yet
Mr. and Mrs R N Merrell were in
Saginaw Thursday of last week.-Mrs.
p Teachout is reported on the gain at
present-A..Miller Jr, and j Citerley,
attended the national encampment at
Chesaning last Wednesday-Mr and
Mrs Philip Mickels entertained the
Ladies Aid Society last week. A
grand time was reported. The pro-
ceeds being So. 60-Many of our peo-
pie attended the matinee at Brant last
Oakley hive 500 will hold a
drill meeting Sept. 30. All members
are requested to be PRESENT. Mr.
James Brennan was in Saginaw on
business last Friday-M l. Parshall re-
ceived another car load of western
wheat for his flour mills at Havana,
Mich-Mr Absent spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Freeland-
A goodly number of our citizens at
tended the state fair at Pontiac last
week-Mr George Mickels made a
business trip to Detroit last week
Mr. and Mrs E N Middaugh, of Owosso,
spent.Sunday with friends here-Mr
and Mrs d B Hegler went to Bridgeport
Sunday to visit DR. and Mrs H Mont
gomery. Mr. Hegler returned Sunday
evening, his wife remained for a week
Miss Ethel Chamberlain was called
to Owosso Thursday on account Of
serious illness of her mother, Mrs Frank
Chamberlain-Earl Armstrong had
the misfortune to severely cut his fore
finger on cradle while sharpening the
same. DIR O'Rourke took four stitches in
the wounds w Wicknam was in
Lansing Friday on business-Mr and
Mrs Geo Cute were in Owosso Saturday
visiting friends there B Hoffman
was in Bay City Monday on business
H G Wickham had the misfortune
to let tobacco cutter fall on his foot,
injuring the same by cutting long cash
in it--Sylvester Shepherd has come
home from Fergus to go to school here
w FL Beardsley purchased hotel
in Pennington and took possession of the
same last Thursday-Mett Jones has
rented the Beardsley farm, will take.
possession Immediately
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Oak Grove Farmers Club.

Those members of the Oak Grove
Club, whose privilege it was to attend
the September meeting held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cnyan situated
three miles south and one mile east of
Durand, will long remember it as one
of the very delightful days in the his
tory of our club.
The day was exceedingly fine for an
extended drive, and the cordial recep-
ton accorded us, together with the
elaborate and delicious dinner served
by our host and hostess, put every one
in the very best of spirits.
The president, M. Derr, was in his
happiest mood. gsfe 'ye
1t was decided to petition the legisla-
ture for law compelling every farmer
to have his name in large letters either
on his barn or house so that those who
pass can readily see who lives there.
Should man build a good house for
his family first, or build barn, and
by and by when he can afford it build a
house. Both plans had enthusiastic
supporters and with good reasons
The question of the proposed club
fair was taken up, and voted to hold a
fair at our next meeting. Com for the
fair, Mr.. Onyon, Mr.. Cole, Mrs. Derr.
Bread, butter, cake, pickles. ell, canned
fruit, grains and vegetables. No cash
prizes will be awarded but blue ribbon
will adorn the first of everything.
| Mr.. Bilhimer gave an interesting talk
on the State Associational Topic "Shall
the farmers ask for the State Primary
Reform" and he believes we ought to
have it. Mr.. Clark of Vernon gave
some of the popular objections against
the proposed reform, but he himself is
in favor of at least trying it Others
spoke with great zeal in the same line
of thought.
Mrs j. F. Bilhimers paper Home
influence" was an inspiration to all who
had the pleasure of listening.
Love, faithfulness, duty, kindness,
a hopeful sunny atmosphere in the
home, combined with a steadfast faith
in God, will never fail in good influence.
Pigs and chickens were discussed
from several standpoints and was not
only interesting but instructive. The
farmers wives believe in the American
hen and think it would be difficult to
keep house without her.
The next meeting to be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs julius Eveleth
will be an all day meeting.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
THOUGHTLESS WIT.

Wit that stings is akin to crime.
To hold up another to ridicule is not
witty, but vulgar.
To laugh at another or to cause an
other to be laughed at is common.
The merry laugh and the joke 60
round. but somewhere there is an ache.
There is no pest like him, this man
whose thoughtless wit starts the laugh.
The man that makes others laugh at
some one else's expense is always caus-
ing suffering.
To start laugh is the ambition OF
some men. The how or the where, the
why or the effect is never considered.
Wit is joy forever SO long as it does
not base its success upon the misfor-
tunes, the peculiarities. the weaknesses
Of men.
When wit has to depend upon 9th.
ers' peculiarities for his subject matter
1t Is time for him to close the wit
shop" and hang out the sign ITO Let"
--Indianapolis Sun.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
18th Annual Ohio Excursion.

The Ann Arbor R. R. will give its 10th
Annual Ohio Excursion Wednesday
October 9Th. Tickets will be sold tc
Toledo and points in Ohio on the follow.
ing railroads: Wheeling d Lake Erie,
Wabash, Hooking Valley, Ohio Central
Lines, Lake Shore 81 Michigan Southern,
Detroit Southern, Cincinnati, Hamilton
q Dayton. Pennsylvania Company,
Toledo, st Louis e. Western and Cleve.
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis
Ry big Four Route.
Special train will leave Owosso at
$50 a. m. Excursion tickets good for
return until November 9Th will be sold
to Toledo at 1922 for round trip and at
correspondingly low rates to points on
railroads named above.
For further information call on near,
est Ann Arbor R. Il. agent or write T
j. J. KIRBY, G.. p. A.
Toledo Ohio
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Garland.

Miss Nina Squire is teaching in the
Bennett district-The M. P. Sunday
school has purchased singing books for
the use of the school-The Fairfield
township Sunday School Association
will hold convention at the Brethren in
Christ church, Sunday. Two sessions
will be held commencing at 10 m and
2 m respectively-Miss Swarthout
from Laingsburg is teaching the fall
term of school in the Scott distinct
Mrs Jay Miller, of Owosso, is spending
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Shickle-George Main, OF
Brutus, Emmett Co, came Monday to visit
his daughter, Mrs VIM Killian and hus
banda d Wellington and daughter
Elsie, are visiting relatives in st Johns
and Price.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Probate Order.

State of Michigan, County OF Shiawassee. S.
At session of the Probate Court fol-
said county held at the Probate Office
In the City OF Corunna, on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1904
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Harriet E.
Coy, deceased. On filing the petition of Guy
g. Coy praying for the probate OF the will of said
deceased now filed in this Court, and that he be
appointed administrator with the will annexed
of said estate.
1t Is ordered, that the Sd day OF october
next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, at said
Probate once, be appointed for hearing said
petition.
And 1t is further ordered, That copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious to said day of hearing. in THE Owosso
TIMES, a newspaper printed and circulating
in said County OF Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
"a true copy.) Judge of Probate.
BY KATHERINE E. KELSEY,
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
Southwest Bennington.

Edward Honey, of Bay City, was the
guest last week of Mr. and Mrs L Jobes,
also visited other relatives here-Mrs
Augusta Lewis was called to Laings-
burg Tuesday by the death of her sister,
Mrs Josie Disbrowe Funeral services
were held at the home of her daughter,
Mrs John Vert, interment in Laings-
burg cemetery Thursday-Mrs Rachel
Beardslee is entertaining her friend Mr.
Callahan, of Lansing-Miss Maud
Day spent Sunday afternoon with Maud
Fauth-Mrs Vosburg entertained
Mrs Lewis Hutchings and Mrs Jobes at
dinner Wednesday-Mrs Mary Barnes,
of Owosso, is spending the week at the
home of her brother, Mr. Charlie Lewis
Mr. and Mrs B G Williams spent
Tuesday in Perry with the formers
grandmother. Mrs G Williams
Messrs. Charlie Mitchell, A P Strong,
and John Segrist attended the state fair
in Grand Rapids Wednesday and Thurs
day-Mrs Charlie Mitchell visited her
parents, Rev and Mrs F Strong, in
Owosso, during Mr. Mitchels absence
Mrs Alice Vert, of Laingsburg, was a
guest of Mrs B G Williams, Thursday,
also Mrs Jane Bugbee and Mrs Helen
Jobes-Mr Lewis Jobes is spending
the week with friends in Bay City.