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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24


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81 oa 8biifp fleo | Strsmme - OF
melt fortrplenoe al alt, Der bar SpiI,
IebuIen g~eitbpIoen | Sffieerernes
Zine; 6erfor Ioa ben ogiaa ct Sane
fieo uoenfor 5ortets @runb. Oct pnr
SoIoaterue forbuot at iege ben, o.
al Den @runo bar @uIen fulb al
Dem, beer Sang 3ollaritptfer ras.
Iehe | 2ommerne pna ScIbaterne -
"0idoneoslgnncn betaltl"
Den maaneoIige 2snuinasoae bar
9ogen for nIe Gage. Sffe alene for
Soloaterne, men ogina for Genens
lsie Griitenier, Der betrnateoe be
bIonfleote anrIe iom Iopm9Sfist
gptte. 90 @pttet bar let. Sire IN.
limo Dollars foroelte bIanot @arni.
ionens 800 Niauo iIap ielpe ben
Suoe los pao Sortet. aommnnoen.
tens aniist Iasbe iig ! nIporIise Sol.
Der, aopteiuerne ind betpmreoe no,
os 5ortpreiten prGfebe iurist | oct
opIpite aapeI for HGfter af TONNE
Stole. iii @ienei9Io git bet Ipitigt
til | Wesien Stirnfeperten ipebeoe
| opbr9tteoe Stiorteprmer, og | 9u.
len ubenior 6ortet ifiuneoe 2ps sien.
mem ollie 8inbuer % ollie SprGffer.
Snoenfor iuinge0e RouIettebiulet, og
forte og rsbe Sarobriffer Iaebes
imeIbenbe | 9oroet. Slang af @Ias
% SLATER, % Noab, 9ottcr oa goer
far gieunem Ratten til DC lpiteuoe
SfiIopa9ter, Der banbte bet femme
llbelb, Der Loo Dem saa paa @aet meb
trettcu Collars / 2ommen.
Get bar en- folb 6ebruorbag, bi.
oenOe, ipienoe foIO. 81 bar netop
fomntet bietn fra Ell llges Iaridl,
bapoe oGrct noe % iagct en- gdnbr
@ulbarauere bort, Der paa Suoia.
uerlanoet bar inublet oper en- rig
@ulbaare, % Tom bapbe iporet, at
ingen Dtaet meb GenGr % 8aionet
ifulOe Binore benz | beres Ret til CT
itiele ira Rsobrber. 81 Jog Dem
hort og bar M fommet bien efter at
Bane uabet giennem opb Sne, iopet
paa froSien Soro og paifet oS ! Den
iSueu6e 5Iob. Gu peutebe Den blsoe
Seug pna os, og bpao Der bar bcore
- Ssnmeiteren 8i ifuloe babe bore
Eenge. oct fore SIog ifi,Ioe flaaes /;
Subeleu bar berfor itot.
Oct bIep Ell 0at iom foa Rntter.
, SIR aloffen 10 oor S~oneepuact
iuISt az oriifne Solbater. Sra Wu.
len iftnereOe Sfris 90 2atterfan6,
og fra Mesien loo Sang og brsienbe
Stenner.
Seq lao 6eriube, Ell temmeIia pas.
flo GeItager / oct piloe Selitab, %
Grgrebe mig balppeiS oper Den me-
uingSlsie, erebspenbe Sfraalen.
"a me6 ct blen Der itiIle, % iea
iaa t%orruoret op.
Gu Npbeo iIsi fra Muub til
Whtnb, og De hIanflGbte Sure finn.
leoe opbibiet iutere$ieret iammen.
Spab bar Der | @eieuH
Sim, SpOboen fortalte.
30 Reiup 6rof! S'Reilp par
inpoefulO! Seg ioa BAN ieIu. iaa
ham meb mine egne to Zine, San
fOm ira aparterbaraffen, ruIenbe
oa i~piuaenoe meo begge arme. Sea
aiorbe fir Sounsr - iuaban Tom s
REQ. ieg fmL trohs 3onnert 90 alt;
men han 9Ioe0e blot paa MTG % rul.
Ieoe oioere ofitco, Seq fitte0e eiter
bam itrom bar bon iau, men til
beire gif oct, % iaa til penitre - I
itore @ucr, meo Irmene no til 81
Cen. Sporene efter BAN / Sueen eif
no % tuO - ira ben enc SIDE al
Tortou1ct til Den onben 81
iTisut Suu for SoIbater, % iaa fanr
man oIIjgcUeI &rgpI | Roraeu.
%t troCoC bunl oog life rigtig. Oct
bar en- oItior utrolig Npbeb, % Sim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Gn fomierpafip S,usmooer.

6rueu It'll en- tienefiBseuoe 8i9e):
"9u iaar altiaa $50 Dollars / aurIig
2pn."
gisen: "9et er iurIioet, 5rus."
5ruen: "9ertil faar bu buert Gar
5urGrinser Os @rutialer, iOm bu life
iaar au0etiteOs. On iaar iaalebss: iii
Sul-1O Collars % ct SjoIetpi; til
8naite Os Tintie 5 Dollars; % uaur
Ri bar S~arueOaab, iaar ou liseIebes .
Dollars"
8tssu: "Su, men be iipite 8 Dol.
lars fan iss pa life bpert Gur sipre
filter &esuin9 pda."
Sruen: -9taar les flyer bet, iaa
bliuer bet beroeb. Oct er en- sammet
Sill Der / 6amiIieu; % iaalause ies
lsper, ital Der ialialO life BLUE siUrt
npsen Guruuprins."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
be M BABE troet bette? Seq, iOm bar.
iaa itberlis fieo at Reituurationsliuet
% Reitaurationsma0en!"
Making Good Auto Damage.

"My brother bought an automobile
here last week." said an angry man t.
a Detroit salesman who stepped forward
to greet him, land he says you told him
if anything broke you would supply a
new part"
Certainly" said the clerk, "what
does he want?" 81
"He wants two deltoid muscles, a
couple of knee-psns, one elbow, about 4
a yard of cuticle and a left ear" said the
brother, land he wants them right
away, too"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

st iiffert Scsu. 8rofeSioren: De
bar oltiau opbolot Gem paa Sopet
npiten belle SereS Sip? 0e foritanr
9em bel goot paa met~erorologiite
Soetto9eIier oa?"
Sismanoeu: "Sla paa?~
S%rofesioren: Seq mener, 9e fan
bel forubiiee, naar Der bliper
Storm2"
Sismanoen: "Storm ia: ieg
ifilIoe tru Bet Noor 9ere Ter Sfip-
pereu oanie omfriug iom beiat %
brsIe irem ii SrOrer poa en- Sang og
bonbe og ipGrte, ina Oct gniitrer ain,
iaa fan 8ere forIa6e 9ere poa pi bar
Storm ipentel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
His Last Request.

In an Arizona court a barber was re-
Gently convicted Of numbering his wife.
Although the evidence was only circum-
stantial the jury rendered a verdict OF
guilty, as a result OF the eloquenee and
persuasion of the district attorney,
When the Judge told the prisoner he had
theright to express a last wish and asked
him ii he had ANYTHING to say, the man
stood up and. facing the district at
torney, said in a clear voice;
"Your honor, l should like just once
more to be allowed the privilege of shaw
ing the district attorney"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

bSPfHSt8tNSNh w " hJef$
baler. Sum I @anbifdbets garoffer
ftiIeoe man fig foIot afpiienoe
oisfutereoe o~berlegent Sfficerernes
Ggenifober. S'Reiap bar CLIENT for
EiebIiffet.
Yeen nnite Dag buifeoe man BAN.
NGite Dag bIep Hetten fat. Zen iao
| to Elmer og osnte fort og foIot.
C'Heilp forIoo Retslofalet Tom chill
Nanb, begrn6eret iioiteot at Soc,
rem Tom Spp.
6orbauieIien bar itor % Sarmen
ODER Dommen enona itsrre og al.
m~iroeiie. ScIp 5ru Maioren bar
inoisneret. Gun ifpnbte zig neS iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sus for at
treite ben f~orarGOte Some. anbre
Sfficersfruer fulgte efter. Nabofo-
rer fom inb for at biGIpe. Hu blep
Der 10 meget at gisre. Stun EN- llge
tiloo oct milit9re ReeIement S'Meil-
lp at blipe pon Sortet. Saa maatte
ban bort meo Some % Born for at
begpnoe 2iDet forfra anoetiteos.
Wen bporben % buoo ifiiIbe ban
taee iig for? S'9ieilp bar Solbat
og life a,bet = bapoe alorig pGret
anbet.
@t lagbe pIoner for BAN ! garnf.
FEM. San funbe tage 2ano - blipe
5armerl Der bar isu NOT af Serb
Der | Subs eeet 2ano eIer gaa TIL
Ninerne . iom 5ormanb, og iaa
bar Der SfogIeirene. Sanbt moi,
ban bonbe Some os llnger = men
bpao Softer, en Manb Tom S'@eiap
funbe ieu aItio sisre fig ainloenbe.
ltnberofiieererne sreb Saeen mere
praftiif an. S'Reiap ifillbe babe ct
Stsb frem, babe 9enge. On fire
Gage bar bet 9enuinesoag - bpab
ON man iatet en- Snbinmline igang9
glaneu bandit siebIiffelig alminoe.
Iigt 9ifaIo og blep itrar iperfiat. aae
snep Jug paa Sp'ei. plu.en sao
90 Iouars, p'e,IO" luuS'e ',. N.U
pngite Hefrnt ifreu fit geapn for ct
9oaaritpffe. S'Reiap bar rsrt til
3aarer. men bolbt fig | Sfiul ionr ct
'oa,el SaoV 49, r.,.
.O"s "
S,ms;nn sf aoo Ss+ hsIs /; o., sot
a., norm,,e Cor on wefr,,t
-o,m.n. ,-s.:..r
l
W. pul wy a,.,a y sSa
m.st - "nrs"S. e.. mss:ss
go. mrs $50
~ " 49, ~. e..
=" " m on
a. o;f t;Tbooe IN ~ s,,s ma,tp 5oo
,;rhs hon taoe fro Snrtpt
onu~.r. o.. sr,, 0.ro,,
~, MS.nss.Ias.ss,a ,.s =, snarf
S,mana u.s.n",, 60 @,,Ea,
nor rsSt 81 Tr;f mon Mons aine
bnos;e 40 ,forns
Nn. h1.n SsSs,,;ne : st,,er ~ one
,,o mos 9srsu
men S'RpiGn trooSte inn m.
Got. oif hen III T~oroborbet. latte fla
% bob fort ON 9riffer.
eors Sra rsste s~ortrnapI,en M
eh,s,, ,nIhtes otter NJ RON ,on,ens.
sanSo a.; er msr;ro uoo bou,
mn,orrntsro no gf,,fSerer. @W,,
800 Sol I.a,% 81, S,@s;un niffehe
ssaa
a;r,or Co.'S hor >er a. ; 70
e;,,r t,hto t,n Goo ar han ,,n
O., op,.,., w. hon borts .,
w., ,aaraS" !. Ss,t eonsn nif
pSt Ha''S'NNN "" %f' ~ o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
ubepioit SeIrfritif.
gerieu iprieQer:

Serien lortGIer:
"Slien er pit blet Iem til at brittle |
bet ienrre. for jes par inoe paa utte OF.
uoiuIs, Ou ies git usouper fra SOlmsu.
tOlsu isaar, % Ousrali trui jes ham,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

9iassut: "apuuia, bpcrior u on
life Iiseiaa bsilig moo DIN egen
2iueaut iOm moo Sremmeoe2"
@ama: "SporIeoes oct. min
@ut9"
9illent; so. funoe on life Seoe
mig tase GIaNs % ipsrge mig. ON
iea fauite piIoe bape en- Sop eboto.
Iaoe2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

RiaiUuGren: ~Reget al nit SeIo
ifpIoes mine geuuers Saab."
8enuen: ~gr Oct muligtY~
WillioR9ren: ga, ieg bar altio
bert pao 0eres Haab - men olorig
fulst bem.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

GoeIe Gage eiter fierte en- Sl9Se
no al 6ortet. op siennem ben inoeSe
Snepei % bort opcr 5icIoene. s
ben iao S'8eiup's gufe 90 bans fire
gsru.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15
Keep Your
Bowels Open

It Is q noticeable fact, and one which
any doctor will verify that people who
suffer most often from disease are the
ones who have the most difficulty in
keeping their bowels open. Regular
bowel action is half the battle of health.
People who have a tendency to con-
stipation must of necessity use something
to help nature along. This should not
be a violent aid like salts OF purgative
waters, cathartic pills or powders, but a
syrup liquid that will oil the intestines
and membranes that it comes in contact
with. Children, women and weak
people generally should never be given a
strong physic, as 1t weakens the system. And it
IS futile for the strongest person because the
relief issimply for that day, and then the reac-
ton sets In and you are worse of than before.
What Is needed is g prompt but gentle laxa-
People have been taking II for sixteen years
and 1t is being better liked by more people every
year. The reason Is that it fills q want. 1t Is
unlike anything else. Results are SO sure In
constipation. dyspepsia. indigestion, liver
weak stomach. bloated stomach and such ills
that o cure OF any Of these ailments is absolutely
guaranteed A bottle costs but 80 cents or 81 and
is worth . hundred times that TO any sufferer.
Wise mothers keep 1t constantly In the house
ior emergencies. because 1t 10 needed at some
time or other BY every member OF the family.
Dr.. Luella Underhill, the medical superinten-
dent Of the Working Woman'g Home Of Chicago
has kept her charges In perfect health by the use
OF Dr. CaldWelPs Syrup Pepsin whenever q stOm.
ach complaint was brought TO her attention. No
other laxative Is usedin the Home. Buy d bottle
Yourself today and watch the prompt and per-
manent results.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK
BODIES.

Kidney Diseases Cause Half the
Common Aches and Ills of Dodge
City People.
AS one weak link weakens a chain so
weak kidneys weaken the whole body and
hasten the final breaking down.
Overwork, strains, colds and other
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity lie lessened the whole body
suffers from the excess Of uric poison
circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is al ever
increasing tendency towards diabetes and
fatal Bright's disease. There is no real
help for the sufferer except kidney helps
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure every kidney i'll.
Dodge City cures are the proof.
p, II. Sughrue, real estate dealer,
living two blocks west Of Post Office,
Dodge City, Kansas, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills are certainly alright and
live up TO representation. There has
been times in the past few years when my
back would get to bOthering me. II was
more like lumbago or rheumatism than
kidney trouble as there was %
difficulty with the passages Of the se
cretions was having one OF these
spells when Deans Kidney Pills were
4 cling advertised aslthe Rath Il Balm
bridge drug store, so I procured d box
and IL took Just about half Of them 20
relieve the disturbance and leave me
Id good shape"
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15

A few doses Of this remedy will in
variably cure an ordinary attack OF
diarrhna.
1t can always be depended upon,
even in the more severe attacks OF
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
1t is equally successful for summer
diarrhoea and cholera infantum In
children, and is the means of saving
the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take.
Every man Ct family should keep
this remedy in his home. Buy 1t now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE, 500.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15

Sam Thompson Of Syracuse attende
be reunion here last week.
Lee Braddock Or Spsarville was her
at tending the reunion last week.
Miss Annie Gornan Of Newton Is visit
ne her sister Mrs. Rittenhouse.
Fred Mosher and Lee Parker were uT
from Kinsley n day last week.
Postmaster Webb Of Stafford spenl
last Friday and Saturday in this city.
j. Gross Of Newton is a visitor in this
city, the guest Of his son, Harry Gross.
Mis- Laura Lux Of Topeka is visiting
for aboutten days with Miss Mary Aten.
Mrs. Belle Cissne of Bucklin Is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. e..
French.
Mrs. Pickett and Vida Beck of Kinsley
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Beck
this week.
j. j. Sullivan and family will leave
Friday for a visit in Indiana and other
eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~Schnatterly OF Hutchin-
son were visitors in this city last Friday
and Saturday.
Clarence Rankin and wife are here
from Denver for a couple Of weeks visit
with relatives.
Judge Gordon Finley and his stenogra-
pher G. e. Baker left'Monday for Green's
burg to hold a term Of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Adams of Syracuse
visited at the home of his mother Mrs.
S. K. Adams during the reunion.
Rob Dowdy left Saturday evening
for Gunnison, Colo, where he will visit
with relatives for several weeks,
IT'S. Burlington was taken suddenly Ill
while IN the country last week, but was
able to be at home with his family in this
city Sunday.
Miss Kate Burgess left Saturday even.
ing for Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver where she will spend her three
weeks vacation.
Miss Alta Randall Of Rensselaer,, Ind,
In visiting at the hcme Of L. L, Taylor
for a few days. She will also visit with
friends at Bucklin..
T. P. Kingrey and wife and Frank
Manda and family left Monday for their
home In Hutchinson, after a visit IN this
city during the reunion.
Wesley Lane of Detroit, representing
the Southwestern Auto Company, is here
selling automobiles and incidently show
ing Dodge City people a good time.
Mrs. A. E. Adams, who has been visit
ing her relatives, the families of Adams
and Walker in Concord township, leaves
next Monday for her home In ST Louis.
Mrs. A. o. Sherman and children left
Monday evening for her home In Tacoma,
Wash, after a two months visit In this
city with her mother, Mrs. Mary Craw-
ford.
Messrs. Scott and Fox who have been
playing the guitar and banjo at the
Dodge City Electric Theatre during the
reunion, left Sunday morning for Kansas
City.
Lucille Thompson, who has been visit
ing in this city for about three months at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. ). =. Adams,
left Sunday morning for her home in
Syracuse.
Mrs. Frasure, Misses Nora, Nell and
Dorothy Frasure and Mrs. Martha P.
Walker left Monday for their home in
Ford, after camping at the park here
during the reunion.
Mrs. William McCarter and daughter
of Oklahoma City who have been visit
ing at che Reeves home the past week,
left Tuesday morning for Green Mountain
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15

EDEE TECT Those wishing to Try Df. Caid.
addressing the company, Thls offer is 10 prove that the
remedy VIII do as we claim, and 10 only open 10 those
who have never taken Il. Send for II II you have any
symptoms Of stomach live. or bowel disease. Contest
yet most effective laxative for children, women and old
folks. A guaranteed permanent home cure. THE
PUBLIC VERDICT: NO Laxative So Good and Sure
as OR. ChLDWElLis SYRUP pEPslN.H This prouuct
bears purity guarantee No. II, Washington, D. 0,
PEPslH SYRUP 90.
ne Caldwell Hldgy ha~Ontl0oliOy Vii
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15
A Guarante cure for Piles.

itching, Blind Bleeding or Pretrudinf
Piles. Druggists refund money II PAzC
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, nc matter
Of how long standing, In 6to IA days. First
application gives ease and rest. 500. II your
druggist hasn't 1t send SOC In stamps and II
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medi
cline Co.. st I-@Iip. Mo.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15

Mrs. William McCarter and daughter
of Oklahoma City who have been visit
ing at che Reeves home the past week,
left Tuesday morning for Green Mountain
Falls and other points In Colorado.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-01-25
PAW PAW SCHOOL ITEMS
Happenings in Our High School Of
Interest to Out of School
Readers.

This week ends the first semester.
The seniors and juniors are enjoying
solid geometry.
Nora Colburn is wearing silver med
al, won at the last Demorest contest.
One OF the Roosevelt bears is serving
as model for the second and third grade
drawing.
Visitors for the week: Mrs. Neale
Coral Rix, Mary Sheibley, Flossie and
Floyd Hiestand.
The young ladies OF the high school
have selected the following officers for
their athletic association: Pres, Beatrice
Taylor; Sec, Gladys Stevens; captain OF
basket ball team, Carrie Briggs. The
outlook for strong team is excellent
Besides three OF the best players Of the
champion '06 team, Carrie Briggs,
Gladys Stevens and Rita Lee, there is a
wealth OF good material to make up a
team capable of keeping the cup at Paw
Paw for another year at least.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-01-25
Three Days were Occupied by
Winkel Injunction Case.
Under Advisement.
HARVEY OF BANGOR ACQUITTED
Judge Des Voignes Discharges
Jury for Term. Says Verdict
was Travisty upon Justice.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week the attention of the court was
occupied with the injunction case OF
Winkel Bros VS.. City of South Haven.
This is a case in which the Winkel
brothers were granted a temporary in
junction by Circuit Court Commissioners
Rowland last November, restraining the
city of South Haven from interfering
with them in the rebuilding of their mill,
which had burned some time previous
to that date. The city of South Haven
objected to the rebuilding of the mill
alleging that it was veritable fire trap
and within the city fire limit. Imme.
diately after the injunction had been
served upon the city, bill of complaint
was presented to Judge Des Voignes at
Cassopolis, and an injunction issued re-
straining the Winkel brothers from re-
building the mill. Thus, there were two
injunctions issued in the case, one re-
STAINING the city from interfering with
the rebuilding, and the other forbidding
the rebuilding. Attorneys Cook &
Chandler and Cavanaugh represented
the complainants, and Chase e. Stevens,
Andrew Donovan and w. w. Holmes
appeared for the city. Fourteen wit
nesses were sworn for the complainant
and 10 for the defendant The argu~
ment will be submitted to the court by
brief
The following DEGREES of divorce were
granted: Maud Wilson vs. Walston j.
Wilson, Sadie Ekenberger vs.. Wm. Elk
enberger.
The case of the people VS.. H. ID. Har-
vey, druggist, Bangor, for alleged viola
tion of the local option law, Second Of
fense) was tried this week. The evidence,
arguments and charge Of the court were
concluded Wednesday Afternoon and the
jury retired at o. clock; at 1920 they
returned verdict Of rot guilty This
was the second trial of the case; the first
trial, last October, resulted in Disagree
dicted by the last grand jury. Barnard
Il Lewis were attorneys for respondent.
Thursday morning, on the coming in
of court, Judge Des Voignes called the
jury that sat in the Harvey case to their
chairs and administered to them a sound
rebuke and discharged them for the
term. The judge stated to the jury that
their verdict was travIsty upon justice:
that the case against Harvey was clear
and convincing and that the jury had
clearly disregarded their high duty in
refusing to pay attention to the evidence.
He also stated to the jnry that he intend
ed that the laws should be enforced as
far as possible. He issued an order for
Is additional jurors to be summoned
from the body of the county to take
the places of the jurors discharged.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-01-25
ANNUAL MEETING
ALTO-GRAPO 60.
Fourth Annual Meeting Held
January IS. Reports
Audited.
NAME OF COMPANY CHANGED
Henceforth the Company Will Be
Known as Paw Paw Grape
Juice Co., Limited.

The, fourth annual meeting of the
Malto Grapo Co.. Ltd, was held at it's
offices the morning of January 10. The
attendance was not as large as was hoped
for by the directors, and was especially
small considering the number of inter
ested people in this city. The report,
however, was gratifying to those pre-
sent, this report showing that the COM
pany had made gains this past season,
but that the earnings had been put
back into product to increase the busi-
ness for the coming year.
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer, as audited by j. w. Free, cashier
OF the Paw Paw Savings bank, and Seth
Hyney, assistant cashier of the Albion
National bank, showed total assets to
the amount of s75, ,223S3 with liabilities
of Sl1 ,99l.24, showing net assets over
liabilities of S63,23259.
As the present Indebtedness is largely
in bank notes covered by the endorse
ment of the directors, it was voted at
this meeting to bond the company for
$4,000 to pay the present Indebtedness
and give working capital for the COM
pany. If a sufficient amount of these
bonds can be sold, it will put the COM
pany in position to give its stockholders
some returns for the money invested.
J. w. Free was made trustee for the
bonds.
1t was also voted at this meeting to
change the name of the company from
the alto-Grapo Co, Ltd, to the Paw
Paw Grape Juice Co., Ltd, making the
name conform with the Paw Paw grape
JUICE. This will further the name of
Paw Paw.
1t was also voted to decrease the cap
italization of the company from 100000
to 100000 shares, which we think was
an important move on the part of the
directors of the company.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-01-25
WADE K|LLEFER
GETS CONTRACT
SIGNS WITH DETROIT TIGERS
AND WILL GO SOUTH ON
TRAINING TRIP.

The many friends of Red Killefer
will be gratiiied to know that he has re-
ceived his contract from the Detroit
base ball club and will go South with
the Tigers ou their spring training trip.
He expects to leave some time in March.
In commenting on the deal the state pa
pers say that Herman Shaefer will have
to work hard or he will lose the laurels
he has won as second baseman. The
Kalamazoo Gazette has the following to
say about Killefer:
Speaking of Killefer, it might be
noted that he is an all round player and
officated at almost every position for
Kalamazoo last year, acquitting himself
with credit in both in and outfeld, as
we'll as behind the bat. Ia case he loses
out at second base there may be another
vacancy into which he will fit much bet
ter than square peg in round hole. "
Here's hoping that "Red" will make
good.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-01-25
j. w. Free Speaks to Ladies of
COterie.

Mr.. j. w. Free spoke before the
Coterie on Wednesday last, giving very
practical talk on our present banking
system. The subject covered the laws,
rules and customs governing banks.
Mr.. Free gave the ladies an insight re-
garding the organizing of banks, the
liabilities of stockholders and other
points of interest. Ic was considered by
the ladies of the Coterie one of the best
and most interesting subjects brought
before them, and they availed them
selves of the opportunity to ask many
questions along the lines of thought
brought out by Mr.. Free. The address
was "well favored with anecdotes,
which made it exceedingly palatabIe.
Solos we're finely rendered by Mrs.
Hunter and Mr.. Flock.