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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-16

ly kilka razy duzo osob zabily
lub ranily. w skutek eksplozyi
bomby ranionych zosta}o szesciu
zoanierzy, trzekh policyahtow
iona kapitana dystrvktu. Ma uli-
cy Mikolajewskiei rzucono bonn
be ma dwoch kozak6w: jednego
zabito, drugiego raniono. Ma uli-
cy Alexandrowskiej zabito jed
nego zolnierza, a pokaleczono
kilku. Do godziny 10 wieczorem
trwaly strzelaniny.
Kronberg ,16 sierpnia. -Wczo
raj odbyl sic zapowiedziany zjazd
cesarza Wilhelma z krolem Ed
warden. Krol przybyl pociagiem
rano godz. S:45; oczekiwai 60
cesarz ksieciem Fryderykiem
Karolem heskim i pomog} mu
wysiasc wagonu. Monarchowie
ucalowali sic serdecznie w twarz l
przedstawili sobie wzajemnie to-
warzyszacych panow. Z krolem
przybyli podsekretarz departa-
mentu spraw zagranicznych Sir
Charles Hardinge, jakotez gen.
major Posonby, a nadto amaba-
eador brytyjski w Berlinie
Sir Fra c i S Lassel-
les gen. konsul brytyjski Open
heimer. Kr6l byi w czarnym sur
ducie cylindrze, cesarz W uni
formie poznahskich strzel. kon-
nych re stalowym he}mem Mo-
narchowie w automobilach udali
sic z orszakiem do Friedrichshotu
przybyciu odby}o sic sniadanie,a
gdzie witano ich owacyami.Po
potem monarchowie udali sic ma
poufna rozmowe. o godz. II zro-
biono wycieczke do Honlburga !
Saalburga. Ma obiedzie byli tez
krolewicz grecki re iona. Wieczo
rem po obiedzie odbyl sic kon-
cert, a potem przez godzine roz-
mawiali najprzod obaj monarclo-
vie sami, potem wciagneli DO
rozmowy sekretarza stanu Won
Tschirsky Sir Franka Lascelles.
Niewiadomo, jaka byla tresc roz-
mowy.
Paryz, 16 sierpnia. = Zostala
ogloszona Encyklika Papieza
Piusa X w sprawie rozdziaNu
pahstwa i Kosciofa we Francyi.O
lie rzadowe organa ostro kryty-
kuja te encyklike j zapowiadaja
dalsza .,walke religijna", o tyle
duchowiefstwo katolickie przyje-
10 encyklike z szacunkiem O.
swiadcza, re Rzym przemowil /
lego VIOLA zostanie wypelniona.
Tekst encykliki podaje rzymski
,,Osservatore Romano.
Lincoln ,Neb., 16 sierpnia. -
Ma acknowledgement konwencyi
.stanowej, ktora TIL sic odbyla, {.
M. Stiles w przemowie swej zaz-
naczyl, re w. J. Bryan bedzie
przyszlym prezydenten Stanow
Zjednoczonych i jako TAXI jak
najsurowiei przeprowadzi If.
stawy przeciw trustom j multi
milionerom bez wzgledu ma oso-
by. Dodal, re Bryan Jest wielkim
lnezen ludA obrohca praw ludz-
kich, mlodym, silnym gladyato-
rem zachodu, kt6ry pierwszy juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-16
Straszliwa gospodarka terrorystow W roznych
miastach POlski i Rosyi.
Ziazd monarch6w w Friedrichshofie.
W. Bryan nazwany "sIadyatorem zaohOdu przeoi~ put
Parada czlonk6w &C. A. r. liczne nieszczescia czase
teize Minneapolis, Mimi

tiumiona teraZ idea 1arodoWa,
pojeta szeroko, a wiec panslawi-
stycznie, zupeinie tax samo, jak
rewolucye wioskie zrodzily ma
stepnie idee zjednoczenia caiych
Wloch, a rewolucye niemieckie
w Saksonii, Badenie, Prusach,
Pfalzau w r. 1S4S. wytworzyly ma
stepnie idee zjednoczenia Me
mice. We wszystkich tych wy
padkach sama idea byla juz zna-
cznie przed rewolucyami: glosili
ia poeci artysci; podczas rewo-
lucyi ustepowaia ona miejsca pra-
gnieniom socyalnym scisle VOL
nosciowym, dopiero potem zno-
wu sic pojawiia juz jake narodo
wa. TAX samo w Rosyi niezawod-
ME odzyje panslawizm Aksako-
wa Kiryjewskiego propagowany
niegdys w Polsce przez Czackie-
go, budzacy sic teraz W Poznah-
skiem.
Po takirn wstepie pisze ,,Deu-
tsche Revue: ,,Trzeba sic Ii
czyc tenn, re rewolucya W Rosyi
zupelnie wygasnie dopiero wte-
dy, gdy ma gruncie nowych poll
tycznych i socyalnych warunkow
zycia rozwinie sic silny duch ma
rodowy, ktory zawsze jest czynny
zawsze expansywny. Oczywiscie,
ME pozostanie to bez wp}ywu ma
zagraniczne daznosci Rosyi. Pre-
to rozumie sic samo przez sic, re
dla Niemiec bynajmniej ME jest
obojetnem, czy W caracie bedzie
silna wiadza monarchiczna, czy
tez skrepowana przez panujace w
narodzie prady. Rosya konstytu-
cyjna zamiast despotycznej moze
bye dla Niemiec sasiadem nawet
korzystniejszym, niz dotad, wsze-
lako pod warunkiem, re monar-
cha zachowa Gala swobode decy"
dowania sprawach zagranicz-
nych scisle niemi zwiazanych
wojskowych. Wiadomo, re ce-
sarz Wilhelm car Mikolaj usta-
wicznie sic porozumiewaja w spa
sob bardzo przyjacielski. Moze-
my wiec bye przekonani, re u
wzglednili oni wszystko, CO mo-
re w przyszlosci zarnacic rosyj-
sko-niemieckie tradycyjne stosun-
XII i re reform, ktore beda "a
prowadzone W Rosyi wykreslili to
co moze wpiynae ma niepozadana
zmiane tych stosunkow. DIVA ce-
sarstwa przylegaja do siebie swe-
mi achillesowemi. pietami. Tu
wszelkie tarcie moze bye nader
bolesne, wiec inie podlega watpli-
wosci, re obaj monarchowie po-
starali sic zapobiedz cierpieniorn,
jake ma tym punkcie moze wy
tworzyc przewidywany rozkwit
ducha narodowego W Rosyi'.
Ta NOVA ,,Deutsche Revue"
jest bardzo zrozumiaia, lecz jesz-
cze dokladniej wyraza sic tygo-
dnik sztutgardzki die neue
Zeit", ktorego rozprawy p. t.:
,,Strategiczne znaczenie autono-
micznej Polski" przytaczamy ma
stepujacy urywek:
,,AutOnOnllcZna POlSka ME De-
die mniej grozna dla Prus, niz
byiaby niezawisia: przeciwnie,
niezawisia bylaby pahstewkiem
trzeciego rzedu, podczas gdy "a
autonomiczna stalaby Gala Rosya.
Wschodnia granica Prus jest
wzorem ziych granic. Najazdowi
nieprzyjacielskienu ME pred
stawia najmniejszych przeszkod.
Cd Baityku do Myslowic ciagnie
sic ona iukiem wklesiym ku "a
chodowi, taxa linia pozwala
nieprzyjacielowi skupic swe silly,
podczas gdy my nasze bedziemy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-16
Czwartek dnia 16go Sierpnia 1906 r

ME dose tego: w srodku owe
60 Iuku Prosna wpada do War
ty, ktora cd tego punktu juz jest
droga wodna prowadzaca w glab
Prus. Coz latwiejszego jak dolina
Warty szybko stanac mad Odraf
Cd granicy do Berlina jest ta
droga zaledwie 500 kilometrow,
zatem stolica panstwa jest zagro-
iona. Ze strony pruskiej uczynio-
no wszystko mozliwe, ably napra-
vic niewygody takiej granicy; a
wiec zbudowano linie twierdz
nadgranicznych W Krolewcu,
Grudziadzu, Toruniu / Wroe1a-
win. a "a MIA druga linie twierdz
W Gdansku, Poznaniu Glogo-
vie. Do tego systemu fortyfika-
cyjnego MONA zaliczyc Krakow
Przemysl, dopoki trivia sojusz
austro-niemiecki. Oprocz tego MI
litarnego waiu stworzono polity-
czny przez rozwiniecie ma ogrom-
ne rozmiary germanizacyi Wiel-
kopolski. Lecz tie zabezpieczenia
ME wystarcza, jezeli Polacy, po-
godzeni z Rosya i postawieni W
warunkach korzystnego rozwolu,
poczna promieniowac ma zachod.
Ich wlasne promieniowanie' po-
trafia Prusy zneutralizowac, lecz
jezeli polsko-rosyjska zgoda wy
tworzy wspolne promienie caiej
rosyjskiej monarchii jezeli ude-
RIA one w pruska sciane, sprawa
przedstawi sic w swietle bardzo
groznem dla przyszlosci Prus.
Siowem, Prusy moga sic zgedzic
mp. ma niezawislosc Galicyi; ow-
szem, mic przeciw temu ME maja,
bo i Austrya ME ucierpi, jezeli cd
niej odpadnie ia przyczepka. Mo-
ga one w ostatecznosci przystac
ma niezawisioSc Kongresowki;
by1aby to nawet dobra sciana po-
miedzy Rosya Niemcami. Ale
Prusy powinny doiozyc wszelkich
staran ably Polacy j Rosyanie ME
zawarli ze SODA przymierza ma
wspolna prace dla przysz}osci, bo
w takim razie polityka wschodnie-'
go olbrzyma stanie sic antiger-
manska, tax natarczywa upar-
ia, jak cd Piotra I byla polityka
antiturecka. Nietylko powstanie
niebezpieczehstwo, re moze pc
knac jednoSc niemiecka, ale re
Prusy utraca wszystkie swe zie-
mie ma wschod Cd Odry. Ponie-
waz zas Polacy pogodza sic Ro-
sya tylko wtedy, gdy otrzymaj2
autonomia, przeto politycy berlin
scy powinni wciaz glosem bar
dzo stanowczym movie W Pc
tersburgu: Wszystko, co chcecie,
tylko ME autonomia w Krole-
stwie Polskiem Autonomia = to
TAXI zwrot w polityce rosyjskiej,
ktory w uszach niemieckich
brzmi wyrazami: ,,Trzeba sic
przygotowac do wojny!" Take
znaczenie autonomicznej Polski
zupeinie tiomaczy owa nerwo-
wosc, z jaka w Berlinie spogla-
daja ma liberalne dazenia w Ro-
syi, a zwlaszcza ma pr6by zblize-
mia sic polsko-rosyjskiego".
Rozumiemy teraz, re mozli-
wosc zgody polsko : rosyjskiej
straszy Prusakow, a autonomia
>w Krolestwie ma dla Mich strate-
giczne znaczenie. Lecz jake Ia
two pozbyc sic tych strach6w ME
podtrzymywaniem WASN'T miedzy
nami a Rosyanami, lecz sprawie-
dliwem postepowaniem Wiel-
kopolska. Ale prawda, re So lu-
die i pahstwa, dla ktorych wszy-
stko iatwiejsze Cd sprawiedliwo-
Sci.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

A delight to all. Disappointment to none. Oonofrio's CrystaIiized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11
WILL THEY DO?
 Is THE QUESTION
Various Opinions as to Houses Ac-
 tiOn On Statehood Bill.

The principal subject of conjecture in Phoenix yesterday was the action Of the house o-l the amended joint state hood bill Some of the members of the delegation which went to Washington to fight the original bill were of the opinion that the house would accept the amendment after a period Of bluff One member said that the administra- ton could not afford to Ter the bill die and keep Oklahoma out of the union He said that he had positive know ledge that President Roosevelt told d member of the delegation from Okla homa that whatever might happen to the Hamilton bill he would have the pleasure at this session of congress of signing a bill for the admission os Oklahoma. He went 50 far as to promise to this member the pen with which he would sign it.
 Hon. Robert F. Morrison who was in the city yesterday was rather iuclin- ed to the opinion that whatever the house and the administration would like to do in the present cIrcum- stances they would hardly consent to the demand for unconditional surrend- er which the senate made to them on Friday. The humiliation would D. greater than those who Were not fa- miliar with conditions would imagine
 They were so confident Of their abil- ity to force the bill through that they refused to treat with decency thos. who suggested to them any sort of a compromise. such a provision as the Foraker amendment was entirely out of the question. Now while the For aker amendment would no doubt be accepted by both the speaker and the president Mir. Morrison did not be- lieve that either of them would accept the Burrows amendment without p-otracted and bitter fight
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

Drink the best-Prescott beer.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11
Of OfLocalS
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for twenty-four hours ending 5: 30 D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11
DOLAN TRIUMPHANT.
The of Color Mire Worker Winning
 Out.

Pittsburg. March 1O.-That President Patrick Dolan of District No ,. Unit ed Mine Workers will go to the inter national convention with strong sup port from his own district is shown in the returns of the election of candi- dates by the local unions.
 The anti-DOlan faction in the dis trict has been defeated in several iu- stances and the new delegates being elected by local unions reflect the work of friends of the defiant president among the men who were against him at the recent convention.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11
STOP GUESSING.

This is the right place to buy drugs if you want right quality.
 In sundries such as Rubber Goods and Surgical Dressings, the kind we effer meets favorable criticism and the pocketbook of every buyer. Big dis play of rubber goods in our window. Mail orders receive prompt attention. ELVEY 6 HULETT's DRUG STORE, PHONE MAIN i.
 AND 7 g. WASHINGTON.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

For pure, unadulterated drink try Prescott beer.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

Rev. F. A. Penick. pastor. Second Sunday in lent. Morning prayer, lit any and sermon at II a. m. Offertory solo: Mir. Frank Hildebran. Evening prayer and sermon by the Rev. Geo. H. Cornell. D. D., at 7:S0 D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Daily evening prayer at 4 p. m. with sermon on Wednesday
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

A rare treat in store for the people of Phoenix, Dr. Mcintyre in his great lecture, Thirty Hours in the Sunless World at First M. F. church, Tues day evening, 18th. Get your tickets at E. F. Pascoe's office, 11O North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

Don't fail to hear Dr. Robert McIn- tyre at the First M. F.. church. Tues day evening. 18th inst
Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1. 152 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since Jan. l. 0.S6 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
WEST PINE RIVER.

L. c. Mills and wife visited friends
near Ithaca last week
District No. has new soft coal
stove for their school house.
Mrs. Anna Lanshaw, who was on
the sick list, is reported better.
Little Madge Johnson of Alma, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred Kyes,
this week
Mrs. Blanche Daily, formerly of
this place, died at the home of her
daughter in ST. Louis September "a.
Funeral was held in ST. Louis Thurs
day. Besides her husband she leaves
two daughters and one son.
F. M. Kyes is working in the Alma
sugar factory.
+. Jenners has moved to Alma,
where he will work in the sugar fac
tory.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
SOUTH WHEELER.

Pulling beets is the order of the
day.
s. Z. Hackett and family from
Wheeler, and Roy Warner from Ches-
aiming, spent Sunday at A. McCaw's.
Mrs. ]. X Tippin is visiting in
Ohio.
There was not very large crowd
attended the dance at Mrs. Eldred's
Friday evening.
Vern Tippin and wife were in Alma
Sunday, guests of Chas. Vine and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Vine enter
tanned their neice and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry from ST Louis Sun
day.
A number in this vicinity are put
ting in the Union phone"
Mrs. Bliss called on Mrs Lamb
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Velia is improving the looks
of her house with paint.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
PROBATE COURT.

Tuesday, September IS, was the last
day of hearing claims in the Chas. w.
Rowland estate. Claims were allow
ed and the estate closed to creditors.
The same day was the determine
ton of heirs in the estate of John l..
Gwinner.
Wednesday, September 10, petition
was filed for the probate of will of
John n. Parker, deceased. The hear
ing was set for October 16.
Friday, September 81, was the last
day of hearing claims in the estate Of
Arthur H. Hatfield. The estate was
closed to creditors.
Monday, September "a, the mother
and father were determined the law
full heirs of Melissa Derry, deceased.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Miss Gohm returned from Evert last
Saturday. and is now visiting at her
home in Saginaw.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Devereaux last Saturday.
Mrs. Blank is rapidly recovering from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Brainerd is able to sit up again.
Miss Durham fell in the skating rink
last Saturday night and broke her right
forearm
We added two splendid new books to
our library last week, one on the sur
gerry of the stomach and bowel, and one
on the surgery of the gall bladder
Ira Moody is bedfast from an injury
received by falling from his bicycle.
Chas. Williams drove a nail through
his hand at the sugar factory Tuesday
night.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
FOREST HILL.

Surprise party Friday night, the
2sth, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Rogers, north of town.
Mrs. Simon Oberlin left here the
2sth for an extended visit with friends
in York state.
Grandma Clifford has gone back to
Ashley for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hutchinson from
Elwell, visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lahshaw Sunday.
L. c. Mills and wife and his mother
spent the day with ]. Mills and family
the 30th.
Mr.. Allen, hay buyer from Ohio,
was in this section last week.
VIM. Brooks from Shepherd, was
in town the eth.
Jack Frost made his first appear
ance in this vicinity September 3oth.
Guess everybody was ready for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Coon have return
ed from Grand Rapids for the winter
Jesse Wood from Gilmore, was the
guest of his brother, c. Wood, the
Goth and 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Leonard visited
in Midland county the 30th.
The New Merchant" has failed to
appear in Our town as reported a
short time ago.
Dogs got into flock of lambs be-
longing to A. Wilks Saturday night,
killing six and wounding several
more. This sheep killing is getting
to be a serious business in this vicin-
ity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03

Mr.. Tucker takes this method of an
nouncing to the many readers OF the
RECORD his candidacy for this impor-
tant office. Having been resident of
the county for 10 years it is believed that
he needs no extended introduction, but a
few words may not be out of place.
His career has been that of a farmer.
teacher, builder and newspaper publisher.
A term as a soldier in the civil war may
be deemed worthy of notice by old
soldiers and other patriotic citizens.
Favorable consideration from all voters.
regardless of party, will be appreciated.
Party labels and partisan prejudices
ought not to cut much figure i'll local
matters, when other and real qualifca-
tons are satisfactory.
1t is impossible for a candidate to see
all of the voters that he would like to
without too large expense, so it was
thought appropriate to reach them
through the columns of the popular and
largely circulated newspapers of the
county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
SHEPHERD.

w. L. Preston of Mt. Pleasant visit
ed at II. Abbott's Friday.
Miss Dora Brayton is the new clerk
at T. d. Fletcher's grocery.
Miss Elma Allen is home from
Traverse City for a short vacation.
Miss Berdina Allen is home from
Chicago visiting her parents west of
town.
Miss Effie Hudson of Mt. Pleasant,
visited Miss Verna Way last week.
A party of children, about twenty
in number, were entertained at the
home of Miss Ethel Carroll Wednes-
day evening. Taffy pulling was the
leading feature.
The Disciple Aid will serve hot
roast beef supper at the home of
Sid Thompson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Shaw of Alma was
guest of Miss Syntha Fosgilt last
week.
Geo. Murtha and family left the
first of the week for their new home
in Mt Pleasant.
Rev. Blanchett and wife left Friday
for their new home in Howard City.
The new minister and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Pollok, arrived Thursday.
Farmers have commenced drawing
sugar beets to town.
Miss Neva Wetherbie is home from
Bedding and is the new clerk at H.
Tiffany's bazaar.
Mrs. Geo Hess and family OF
Beaverton, are guests of her parents,
w. B. Bannister and wife.
Andrew and Amos Pickett left the
first OF the week for Detroit, where
they have positions
Mr. c. c. Grieve, who has been en-
joying a short vacation, received or
ders from the navy department last
week He left the next day for
Omaha, Neb Mrs. Grieve accompan-
led him.
Mrs. Perry Thompson and children
visited at Yuma last week.
Mrs. ]. Williams and little son are
guests at the home of W. D. Ever
dens, south of town.
A party of young people enjoyed
marsh mellow roast on the river
bank Friday evening.
Miss Alverta Waggoner of San
Francisco, Cal, is guest at the home
of Noah Gheretts.
DR.. J. E. Gruber was in Mesiek last
week
J. F. Struble transacted business in
Rosebush the last of the week.
While the girls were picking beans
at Este & Sons beanery Friday, the
bin holding the beans ran over, caus-
ing the ceiling to break through and
about one. hundred bushels of beans
fell to the floor. One girl was hurt,
but not seriously.
Miss Eta Aucompaugh of Byron, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Jake Stru-
bic.
Inez Bridwel of Saginaw, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. E. Hafer.
Miss Hazel Tingley of Clare, is
visiting friends at this place.
S. Warner of Medina, Ohio, is visit
ing friends in Shepherd and vicinity
Miss Pearl Mckee was home from
Riverdale over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Way left for Mt. Pleas
ant Monday, where she will attend
the normal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
ARCADIA DISTRICT NO. 5.

AIDE Milliman has been sick for sew
eral days, so his threshing outfit has
stood idle.
Cal Morlin has rented B. F. Clines
tenant house for the winter.
On account of the death of a rela-
tive Miss Cora Utter closed her
school at the Ely for Friday.
Jack Russell, Mr. and Mrs Abe
Eckert, Dolph Peck and Mrs. Frank
Glow and children were guests of Mr.
and Mrs S. w. Peck and family Sun
day
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03

One would think the Laxative idea in
cough syrup would have been advanced
long before it was. 1t seems the only
rational remedy for Coughs and Colds
would be to move the bowels and clean
the mucous membranes of the throat and
lungs at the same time. Kennedy's Lax
alive Honey and Tar does this. 1t is the
Original Laxative Cough Syrup, the best
known remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Whooping Cough etc. Tastes good and
harmless. Sold by Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished by Register ]. c. Watson.

Chas NJ Andrus to l. II hurry, pit
NV, sec 81, Elba ..........S 100
Fred A Elmer to Ira o Hunt, It's I
and 2, blk II, Sumner, ..... $50
Job c Wolford to Arthur Pugsley
ct al, pit sw of ne sec 80, Sumner 200
Frank Fountain to l. b Sawyer, It
sw, sec 20, Sumner, add pit blks
4 andls, Sumner .......... 1900
Jas Tubbs to Tracy Bingham,
Its and 2 blk 4, Elyton, Alma 1000
Jno Sargent to Rosana Anna Griffin
IT 4, blk L, Traps subdivision,
Elm Hall ..................... 200
Carrie T. Biyins 10 Jno S Knoertzer
pit ne of sw, sec "a, Pine River 1900
Leonard G Whitaker to Delos
Richmond, pit Ire Of ne, sec "a,
Pine River ~.......... 6T2.5o
Henry Vermeulen to Wa Bahlke
Its and S, blk Z, Alma. . 800
VIM A Bahlke to Kate Carpenter
ct al, lots and s, blk :, Alma 1900
Geo w Moore to Lester L Wilson,
pt blk 10, Alma .......... 500
Chas + Debolt to Frank !: Powell,
lots / and 2, blk 6, Murphy add
Wheeler ............... 100
Cyrus d Boardmon to Symuel O
Boardmad, M. of NV, sec 10,
Fulton . 1000
Geo w Moore 10 Geo { Parsons, pt
blk 10. Alma t...... .......... 500
Jesse O Petit to Lee jenkins pit nv
of NV sec p, LafaN cite ... $50
Arletta Rodenbo TO Marshall Hop
kins, ~ of NV, sec "a, Lafayette sol. rs
Lee Jenkins To Jennie Hopkins, pt
NV of NV 5. { p. l,afsl etie. $50
jose Prime Magve to l.yen Barnes.
pt So OF nv sc y, Moth star. $50
VIM Baw~ot Z, al to Nos L schulz
et al, ~ 81 -, ~ 40, Elba 500
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
COMMUNICATED.
EDITOR OF ALMA RECORD,
Alma, Mich.

4Alllla3 MILL
Dear Sir
Would not a musical organization be a
good thing for Alma? 1t occurs to me
that a chorus class of from fifty to one
hundred voices would be very suitable
organization for the winter months, and
an effort will be made to organize such a
class.
Music is beneficial III many ways and
every town should have an organization
Of this sort. society of this character
could take up some of the high class
music and with competent director
could render two and perhaps three con-
certs between now and the middle of
May, much to the edihoation and inn
provement of the educational tone Of
Alma The object would not be money
making, but purely entertainment and
educational in its aim.
We would respectfully request all those
interested in such an organization and
who are willing to join, would drop a
card in the Office notifying me of the fact
Yours truly,
+. p. FELCH, Sanitarium.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
SOUTHEAST FERRIS.

Willard Roberts called at Alma Sun
day.
Fred Klees arrived here from Grand
Rapids Tuesdap. He expects to remain
here during the fall.
Mrs. jessie LaClare and daughter. of
Detroit, has been spending a few DAYS
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Os-
terhout
a member from this vicinity attended
the Elder Ship at the Delo during the
latter part of last week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-03
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