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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

The special commission OF the Italian
Fine Arts Department. whose duty it is to
examine the offers Of art objects for sale and
reportt the expediency Of State purchase or
to authorize their expectation. has passed
a resolution which shows the Governments
intention 20 restrict in the future h ex-
p~Ortation and consequent disposal Of Italy's
artistic patrimOny.
Heretofore the rule has been that the
owners OF works Of art could sell them
abroad in case the State did not exercise
the option Of purchasing them, and as the
Law preventing their expectation could
generally be easily evaded the State was
forced to purchase such objects and works
in order TO keep them in Italy. Now.
however. the commission has decided to
withhold in all cases the necessary authori-
cation for sale abroad. to render the owners.
especially IL they are municipalities, chap
tiers of cathedrals or other institutions.
responsible for he safekeepinR of their
objects and works Of art and not to en-
courage State purchase save in exceptional
cases.
The object OF this decision IL stated to be
an attempt to increase the love OF works of
art in Italy. which should be considered
as historical documents and titles OF honor
to the owners. but past experience shows
that generally hard cash is preferred to
sentiment. Hence the real object Is the
prevention Of expectation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

The Italian Bureau OF Emigration has
given wide publicity to a report on the
sanitary conditions Of emigrants written by
Naval Surgeon Montana.
It has been ascertained that on an average
every year from DOC, 900 to 100000 healthy
persons leave Italy for North and South
America. while fully 10000 return home,
generally in improved financial condition,
but more or less in bad health and suffering
from diseases which are apt to harm public
health in Italy. This is particularly the
case as regards returned emigrants from
North America. nearly six in every thou
sand OF whom are affected with consump-
ton.
The doctor explains this by the fact
that emigrants are in the custom OF hiding
the diseases from which they suffer when
they first land in America in order not
TO be sent back by the immigration au-
thorities. and consequently they neglect
to have their ailments treated. Besides
DR.. Montana reports that consumption IL
almost epidemic in most OF the Italian
colonies OF North America. and especially In
New York, where Little Italy is said TO be in
worse sanitary condition than Chinatown.
and where the immigrants insist on feeding
and clothing themselves in the same manner
as they do in Italy Notwithstanding the fact
that the climate is much colder.
The impression produced by this report
In deep and different remedies are sug-
gested. IL has been remarked that the
American authorities are striving TO pre-
vent the immigration Of u~ndesirables. but
that once immigrants are accepted no
further action Ia taken IN kaen tham In
good health. Therefore it has peer sug-
gested hat the Italian Government should
take steps to obtain the cooperation Of
the Federal and State American authori-
ties in combating consumption 80 as to
prevent healthy persons from returning to
Italy in wretched sanitary condition after
having contributed to the prosperity Of
the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

The chr~ysanthemum show at tho Horti-
cultural Hall in Paris is the ~lavorite resort
OF all the Americans who are still in the ray
city. IL has been n OF the most success
fWl evcr held there and holds the record
for variety OF wonderful flowers and plants
and number OF people who nave come to
600 them.
The most novel and interesting plant
10 the ehrysanthemum exhibited by Vii
mOFin-Andriex. II is a mall tree named
tbs Toxic and on il are some 900 blossoms
81 softly shading rose color. IL is a MASTER
piece OF modern Horticulture and has de-
servedly received a prize.
There are hundreds OF specimens Of the
small chrysanthemums in pale pink. golden
yellow. bronze and gold and deep crimson
with lighter toned under petals.
The vice-president Of the horticultural
Society at Chsrente has sent some beautiful
pyramid shaped plants with exquisite
blossoms and plenty % dark. healthy locking
Foliage around the stems and branches.
4 which sets Cd the vivid coloring OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

Boys and youths turn kid Opera Slippers,
Sl.24 m 81 Is
Misses and children's red felt Juliet fur
trimmed slippers, also low cut,
5Ac. 10 8l.lS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

cayiisssd on Fra Psss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
"Ben Dur"
Oberfat pdu 9anf.

Oct er en- S%ort91ing om 8riitus.
Itreoen at 8eneral 2epis Wdlldce.
Cen er interesIdnt og ipanoenbe ionr
nogen Roman, men er mere emo en-
@oman, i0et Ben giper en- leoenoe
.Stilorine at oe I~ociale 5orbolS
tlanot Spoer Os Romere fra 8riiti
.5io.
Der er n9ppe nogen dn0en 300
meo l1notaselie af 8ibelen, Der / Of
|ii0ite balotreoiin6stpoe gtar bar BAT
iaa mango Q9iere Tom ben Sur"
IS 8inter oil Den blibe left / manaI
0anite 6jem, oa Den faas / 0aniIl
2utb. paibl. SouIe, Blair. Nsbr.
og foiter inob. $1.25.
S. g. Radrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

Wlel.:
9or SUD ban er fda fait en- Borg
8, 9rb, Din &erliebeo er flor.
Og berligt er DIT Hige.
Ou itprer aft pad oenne Sor6.
Din Mdgt Den BAR ej Qige.
Du berer boer en- 8en
Der fenoes Dig / 2en
4f 5jertets ffiulte 0raa
Sra Dine arme fmaa
Sop til DIN Hdaoe g rome
9eorsoet Sjel, o, tom til SUB
5an pil dig ej bortjase,
8uo Sdoer taiter ingen no,
Som Naaoen bill mootage.
9u 9rsit oil finos Der,
sos Sub, por 5rerier fer,
Com fIp0e lpo tit BLOB;
Dor 5relier ejegoo
San pil Din Sag antage.
Seq tommer, tare 6erre 8rtit.
Wootag mig od df Raa6e.
Og gioes mig enomu en- 5riit,
OH, 5erre, for mig radoe.
Haar 9eoen taloer mig,
Gag mig til 9immeris,
at jeg blanot 5relite maa
@n eoig @laoe faa
S 9erlig9eOens Rige!
5annp Mitaeffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Bigger tor t}iirn.

Nottfas 80 nes lloual9 al
gibelens Iort9llinQer ialrt Ilere
bibellfe Sauee ua Cute peo Sfole'
beItprer, aaua beol. Gbr. 8reos=
oorff. Deb omtrem so Suultratio.
ner. 1872 3 Stgr.slien al SO9en
tl2 II 3om. Strip 500.
ScoltfHrn @n SortRllin9,
lRrlla eanet til OpleSnin9 for
8ern. .s0 Sioer, flint inob Yris
81 20
II n fffItr. 6ortRuing fra Nor'
oens Olotlo for lhiqoommen &et
2 J 1buregDo Aiteo mango aiiu
ltrntiougr u. Sloer lnobunoer
Yris 80 @ent5.
r. Roger er bel n q 10
,ra Aun suth 6ub o.ar
Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

qdItor Mnoerien anferer iud no.
set. iom ban tdloer nlutberite Bio
nesbpro." SEQ ital itrdts pdapiis,
9oorlangt oct fsrite @ttat er fra al
bepiie, bpdo oct ffuloe. Oct er e
@itdt at 9ut6er efter 8erld6. 8i
tager oct iad, iom oct er gipet oa
boloer os farli9 til DC OrO, ionl
paitor MnoerIen bar unoerltre9et
nemlig: at oen enc 8to6er fortpns
Der ben dnoen @uos traftige Ger
ninser." 0eraf Ter puitor 4noerlen
ct 8ebis for. at 9utber Oiloe bore
me0 til at fenoe rG9gpr9oifdnter~
no. Seq ipnes, oct beDiIer oai
mooIatte. Den enc 8roOer
forfDnoer 0en anoen-"
,Sfuloe oct bere offentlig qr9Oiten
i en- 5oriamling! Seq mener, at Del
or ligefrem l0trpt for Sdmtale
Ulano og Mano imellem, iom tan
|foregaa paa 5orpet, paa Marten.
Staloen, / Stuen e1er buor ION
belit De to 9rsore meoes. Seq fan
lite Ie minoite Gran at 8epis Der
for, at 2egpraOifantoirfiombeo er
en- lutberif Snoretning.
paitor 4n0erlen bar ida to Sta
ter mere, oct enc er bentet fra Sic
fangtons Qpologi, o9 oct dnoet ira
IShmal. @rt. Mnbang ON pdbens
WRagt, Is; men 0d pdItor Qnoer:
len bar reoet oisIe to Gitdter iaa
ilemt no at oeres Sammen69ng, al
bet er bleben belt meningSfor0reis
lenoe y, og oct Dil tage aft for me.
gen Yldos Der | 8ldoet o. for me.
get Striperi = mere ems ie9 bar
|Sio til at pdabiie Bette, iad ifal jeq
lite in0laoe mig oerpdd; men Bio
Ifenoiie 2aierne til aonforoie So
|gen, SIDE 1872 % 267 for at ie
Epor il0e oisie Steoer er bleOer
t~ebanoleoe unoer paitor Nnoeriens
Igen.
6ermeO mener ie9 iau at oart
IfGroig meo Sen Sag; ON ieg fin.
Der ret mango Menin9sfaGer
SamFunoet, oct er maaite toibl.
Iiomt; men BET gsr life noget ii
Sdgen. III sen Stuno jea bal
l9u0s Orb og Sen lutberfte 2ere pat
min SIDE, od fan je9 not ON ia:
ftal bGre. Itdd enc meo min Mening
men jeg OeO moi. at ieg life itadl
lene. @uo bi9fpe o5 fad | Raaof
It'll at lore SUBS Orb rent" oi
npurt." iom Ri bar fObet | Dor Ora
feeol
q. g. Simonftn.
Wdupucd. 6en6. Dec. 1906
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
: Gn iiD Boa.
Glen 9onbo.


6iIien fra en- ling til De hinge.
gionesbpro fra 0posleiet meooeii
al 6enoes 5uoer. qrOOit gOnoo
.Sfalffer. 0enne lille BOG pua 80
.Si0er meo 10 fine giGeOer f%ortiss
ner itor u~6breoelIe 6lanot De ungs.
Den bar BAIT megen ll~obreOeIi:
bjemme / 0anmart og bil miittert og-
iad 6eroDre blipe ct oelfignet 8uOs
fab imelem DOT llngOom.
Den foiter / Omilaq 10 Gts. )
Barrier of Ell 9uiin eler mere giOes
~betpoelig Rdbut.
0anifb 2utb. Bubl. Sou {,
Blair. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

ME omtrins 3anten, bsielist Sinh
pris: $3.50.
MP. II6B
Somme 8inb fom 116a, libt fors
ffelts Ssoririns. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. III
Oenne Salmeboe er inbbunben eff
ter bet alminbelis tenbte enseltsnne<
r~itanfte Msnfer ,bepinitp Circuit
binding, Ooerfalbsbinb, ct 8aano
omtring, lbs Rbg. Sbrtif gbasrtn.
Serbeles it9rt og iolibt inbbunbsn,
meb Srbet Solmebog | Sub pad
Rnggen, f~oriiret 2fnie pad 9inbst es
foret meb 2aber, faa bet er bsiefist
og Iterft. = Yris: $3.50.
Mr.. II8
Stint mat tbTt bsieliet adlpeitinbss
binb, Orbet Salmsbog | Sub pan
Rbggen oe Soriiben, ct flint 3ors neb
Sub og blant Soriirins f%oropen pad
Soriiben, en- fin 2inie ortring aans
fin blant Soritrtag f~oropen ug forne<
Sen pdd 81giioen. pris: $40.
Mr.. 1874 A
Stint gldt 8dloeitinobino. pOfitret
8ino. Meo Oroet Salmebog I @ulo
pau RDggen, ct tint file &ors | @ulo
paa 5oriioen. fine 9jsrner pod 5orz
iloen meo Blind % 8ulotrpt. $2.75
Mr.. 1874 B
Samme 8ino meo foritellige Wlen<
fire / 8linotrpt. pris: $2.75.
Mr. 1879
Stint periiit &dloeitinosbino, po[<
fret 8in0, Oroet Salme6og paa
Hpsgen os 5oriioen, iumt en- TN ipnl>
bolit 8lomiter 5oriiring | oct eOerite
9jprne paa Soriioen. COLLABORATING
rmfring aanten inopen0ig pua Bins
set, Tom gtoer ct flint llofeenos. pris:
$3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Canine BIND me0 liot forifeaist
8ulo og blant 5oriiring. $3.50.
HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
(5ortfattes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
ErDens rare &lenooie meo
Spameians.

Sdlmer og aanOeliae 9igte al
Or. Sans IooIf 8roaerfen. ftp.
.giifop / Ribe Gift. Den .9re gumle
BOG fan MI Faus fra Dan. outb.
publ. 9oufs. goeen bar / langere
5io peret uoTolgt. De, iom pnffer
oer, beoes tiHenoe os geItiain9er.
Den fofter mob. 60 Sent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

butsboile tilbuee for SUBS Soft.
5erren 6jelpe os / 9aaoe, Meopans
orere moo @~bigbe0en. at nau fern
BERTH. Deren ftadr uoben for aIe.
%. Hasmusen
Sefret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Mr.. LIE

Mr.. II3
Nopperet franIf gbaerin bsielist
2c.berbinb. Orbet Salmebog | 9uIt
paa Mp9gen, meb fpeeiel 9engfelz
5oriirine ouer Rpgsen os paa Gor'
og 8asiiben. meb A ganfte fmaa aora
paa beege Sioer os en- fin 2inie oms
firing &anten. = pris: 1920.
Mr.. ia
@meritanf S9lifinb, bsieligt 2es
berbinb. Srbet Salmeboe paa Rbq
oe Sibs | Sub, ct tint &ors | bet me-
berIte Sisrne paa 5oriben / Cub
SoIirine, ct file &or5 | en- Rofetts
paa Rpeeen, og ct 8aanb runbt ON
ginbet. = pris: 1920.
Mr.. II6A
9lat inf &dlbeifinbsleber. Srbei
Golmeboe pua Rbsgen os forneben
poa Sorlioen. st flint &ors meb Drus
er | fpmbolf SorIiring / Sub oe
blanft / bet eoerite 6iprne, en- fin 81
ten, os Gulbs5oritrirg i%noenoig paa
Ranten at 8inoet. = pris: 1925.
Mr. I2e a
s flint tbit Wdrotfo. polItret 8ino
meo Or0et Sulme6og / 9uto paa
Rpggen og 5Oriiosn, FAINT en- fin
9lOmit / blant 5oriiring paa 5or-
ii6en og 9inier paa Rpggen, en- fin
2inie runot me0 &anten. pris $3.50
Mr.. i29 3
Den famine BOG / iamme 8ino
meo merfers6t, yoarf mine color.
e9ber, o9 fOriteaig 5orIirina. $3.50
Mr.. l3l
s nopperet 9eoerbino, frunif G6az
grin, pOfItret 8ino, Sroet Salmebog
! 9ulO paa SiOe % 3bg, forgblot %
bldnt 5orfirin9 ! BET gperite 6jgrne
paa 5Orifoen Og paa Hpggen. $2.40.
Mr. 1872
s itortznOpperet 2eoerbin0, ume=
S9lifinO, polItret 9ino. Or
oct Salmebos / Sub paa Rpggen, ct
lille tint &ors paa 5prii6en, en- bre6
DANISH LUTH. PUBL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
sra Yatifie &reosmebe.

Yucific areos afboIot lit anOet
oslegere0t 4arsmsoe / Cation, Sal,
fra Sen 81. til Ben 26. 0op. I'll
|Steoe BAR ole areoTsns praIter,
lem 0tleguter o9 tiuigs Dor +. Sir
tes 5ormono, poItor q. .. Gbritia
unien.
Mgoet aabneoes me0 @u0stjene-
tie i Smmamels Neniebeos airte
SnsOag 5ormiooug oen 81, bpor
arsosformanoen, puitor u. 8. Sen
len fra 5erno1ls, Sal. prooiteo';
ban erfl9reoe oerefter Msoet uabneI
i ben treeniee Subs RdDn, % paa
Menigbeoens 8egne, iOm for 8iocu
er u6en pr9it, bob ban oe beIesen-
De bjertelig btltommen. 9e6 Ons-
bags 9fftenmsoe pr9oiteoe paItor e.
g. s.. 9anfen FRA San 5rdncisco.
5Drsoag Wor1en dabneoes 5or.
bdnolingsmeoet. pad 9runS uf Se.
frtt9rens, paitor q. ID. Qn6reas
lens, 9ortreiie fra 9reoIen, uos
.'np0ntes unoertegneOe til miolerti.
Sefreter. 5ormanOens og aas-
iererenB Rapporter oplRItes oq
mootoges, en- aomite pdd ire MeO-
1emmer bdlgtes til al tage unoer
OoerOejelie tOe til 0reftelie peo bette
.Wleoe forelisgenoe Gmner, boOrefter
Der ifreoes oper iii 5orbanoling al
Menigbeoens Gmne: .0aoben". ION
inoleoe6es al paitor g. s. Otter
qadro. S~noIeoeren fremitiLeoe Den
itore 5orifel mellem Sp6dnnes' 0aah
pg Sefu 9uab, og belpiie no fra
SUBS Orb Ben nbteitamentLige
0dabs 8erettigelie, 9sobenoig6eo,
8aien. SnObolo, 5orm oa 9btte,
iamt uotafteOe iom adbne Spsrssz
mcdI fslgenoe ire puntter: y SDilz
.it gelignelier Os bOilfe SOrpIiatt=
aelier bar SeIu 0dab til ct opbt
MenneTte. q bOorleoes fan bi Re;
rare 9unbens 2iO os 8eliignelie
for os islp Og bore Opbte Born. 81
y Oermeo mener ieg, at pditor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

y Oct sr netop oaida paa oisie
SUBS Oros iS1no6eber, at 2lugs6.
aonf., art. IA bOiler. u. q. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

y Oermeo mener jes. at paitor
@nosrIen peO at ripe 6isIe Gitas
ter no at osres Sammenbeng bar
fact Dem til at lise oct moofatte
at, bpao Der l9res paa oisfe Ste
Der. g.. g. @.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
.Salmebe5er. Gkstra flint inobunone.

For at tiIfredsstille de som ensker serlig fine og eegante
Salmebeger har vi faaet indbunden specielt meget smuk-
Ike og holdbare Bind ct Parti af Salmebeger. De er de NEST
elegante og fneste Salmeboger fort paa Lager Amerika.
Allie disse Salmebeger er med redt under Guldsnit, rum
de Hjorner, med ct Tilleg og begge Tekstrekker, sort L@-
der undtagen andet er neevnt, og med to Markebaand. DE,
som har set dem ensker at ee dem, de er saa dejige at man
fristes til at legge den gamle til Side og kobe en- ny.
Navn paatrykkes like disse fine Salmeboger da Diet vii
vansyne Bindet.
Les nedenstaaende Beskrivelser og bem8rk Priserne.
Opgiv Bogstav eller hummer we'd Indsendelsen af
Bestininger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

Iillso
KATALoG
nnuskr, morske 90 rneelsisf 81ser. -
Hlfabetisk FcrteaneIse.
Dc met + merfebe ySser er nOfOmmetp a port e@t 5Orlas.
5Ortiat.)
y 11ierfen, Gohn. feepreoifant.
IMn 8amp meb WiDrmpnerne.
28 Sioer Omnus. gis 10 Gents.
\ Olien. paror Carl N.
aaas. e :" 5t s' a@ Gsu6 %i sas as t til a smias, p. 5 & as' ssao n'
\ peterfen, pafor 10.
Timber S~aberbaanb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s ss i@ss s s%i en- 81 BOG at sie. til aoHHF"a"'er. lss ea", int
Ricaro, OFF ert, 6eneraliefret0r.
lln9oOmslip.
e, . M g a %'s s Gis 1Gss sar .1 sis,1 1t Wars rs g sS% int s%inoSsi ''T s%!
Roo, 6.
srtsbr1snnt at bet frantic atoosmi. oOuot al en- sonmel aase. e24
= Salmeboe 10. 90
Mp "a meb q mo ue salnerne inobfatube bet ny 9iua9, iut 900
Hry men aon aetster Or postnSe 5or"ot lite INF % ilOoist iom
De meO 9et8er tnObunone Gal nebsgr. Gen r meo flint @utoiuit,
aos. 9urpe og 8thel Cub os en- @uOlnie omhtns aanenh Snos
bnH0eH iaatf lohot % Tt saOs'6mo, "o snHpsonrI % % 5oor.
ogi ct oasinoe sosformat. prien rS180.
Salmeboo 10 100
en fin M Snobuoins af salm6ssef elegant purpurfarOet 5ipf pnrs
pie paOet) meO @nfel @amme, spanOe % geOoiaon smpne4 pau et
ben. >almeboeen r iRrbees tnno, .mb tint Guloint o9 runoe SWr
nn. Sen er me9et pusienoe Joni @aue til unse bigger po aonFrmas
tonen; rseeOes en- pl betantt @upe fra gRuno til Suhru. @r ierls en-
pasinOe >ulmebOs for apinOer. SnObnstnsen er bet belle me@t
% begse sefhreffer. Snobinotnsen Ell uofprt De fnehe So9binoernt
i@urOpu. 4rien e fOrbobsois bins, So So
0afmebo1er. Gkstra flint %inobunone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Iillxe
til
KATALOG

nnnakr, tnrsse oe rneelsse B1per.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
HlfabetiSk ~FcrfegneISe.

De msb + merfeOc ysaer er uOfommet paa port eset 5orlas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-08
SOLD THEIR HOLDINGS.

The Mt. Pleasant Enterprise Of last
week noted the following business
changes and scored the Isabella County
milk producer as follows:
Last week souie members of the
Farmers COOPERATIVE Creamery Co. got
busy with their money aud purchased
ninety-eight of the one hundred and
eighty shares OF the Isabella County
Creamery Company. This gave them a
controlling interest and among the shares
bought last week were those of three of
the directors which legally severed their
connection with the company and the
board of directors. AS the rank outside
competition Was likely to make the sea-
son an Improbable one, this move is in
the interest Of economy and in all pro-
liability only one creamery will run this
season, AS in the judgment of Manager
Hunt one can care for all the cream
which the farmers will keep from send
ing to Owosso, Alma and Saginaw.
These three places are making a hot
fight for the field and il is shame to
say it, but large number of the milk
producers of the county are not very
loyal to home institutions, else the two
creameries could make successful sea.
son easily"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-08
ELECT OFFICERS.

The Gratiot County Odd Fellows Mu-
tnal Benefit Association met on the even
ing of May Ist, in the odd Fellows
Temple and elected officers for ensuing
year. The Association was organized i'll
Alma on March Ist, 1900, its purpose to
provide iund for the last sickness and
burial OF member of the association,
the membership TO be composed OF Odl
Fellows i'll good standing, whose mem-
Der ship with some lodge in Gratiot
County. The association furnishes a
safe and economical way for laying aside
small portion of their earnings to be
used at time and in such manner as
will do credit TO ourselves and honor the
fraternity of Odd Fellows, thereby offer
ing those who are morally and charitable
inclined, an opportunity to assist in re-
licving members family of portion, if
not all, of the burial expenses, which are
as rule, not provided for by the in
dividval.
There have been no assessments for two
years and the association has a member.
ship of $50. The fee is fI.so. The fol-
lowing officers were elected on May let
Pres.-Chss. Hutchings, Alma.
Vice-Pres.-L. B. Longwell, ST. Louis.
Sec. and Tress.-O. Ssnderhoff, Alma.
Trustees-Henry Davidson. ST. Louis
Calvin Davidson, ST. Louis; II. A.
Becker, Alma; ]. L. GARNER. Alma; Thos
Talon. Riverlale. )
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-08
THE ALMA ELEVATOR co.


The Fulton News. published at Perrin
ton, said last week:
y. G.. Cardes sold his elevator to Alma
Elevator Co., OF Alma, Thursday. 5. M.
Vliet and w. V. Wellman of Alma were
the representatives of the Alma company
and closed the purchase of the PeTdnton
elevator The new company will assume
control of the elevator July /. Mr..
Carnes came to Perrinton eight years ago
and purchased the elevator and since his
stay has given Perrinton, under his able
management, one of the best and most
successful elevators in this portion of the
state. He will remain in Perrinton and
give his entire attention to his interest
in the Perrinton cheese factory. He has
been an enterprising and sagacious public
citizen and his host of friends wish him
the best of success. The Alma Elevator
Co., comes TO us we'll recommended and
promises fair to continuing the already
commodious facilities to the farmers of
this section. They will buy grain of all
kinds, hay and wool, and continue the
beanery and a market to purchase coal,
etc. Elmer Davis, who is we'll versed in
the elevator business has been retained
to look after the interests of the new
company here
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-08
ALMA DEFEATS OL|VET
A Score Of 20 to O is the Way it
Was Done. harper's Nine
to the Front.
WILL PLAY U. OF NJ. MAY 18.
Here Is Hoping the Alma Team Will
Send the University Nine Home
With a Whitewash.

The Alma College Base Ball team is one
more step nearer the penant. They gave
Olivet College severe beating last Sat
urday, the game being unusual for the
number of hits Alma secured, twenty
three in all, while Olivet made but four
errors during the entire game. The hits
were all good and clean and well placed.
Those who deserve special mention for
the way they pounded the ball are Hell
mer, Hill, r. Campbell, ID. Campbell, S.
Duncanson, A. Duncanson and Deering.
Helmer made a clean catch and X, Camp
bell earned praise for good play. There
were no home runs owing TO the soft con-
dition of the grounds. Duncanson struck
out eight men. Hall of Olivet umpired
the game. The day was fair one, al
though it showed some in the morning
and the field was a trifle slippery. The
game was called at I:Is to enable the
Alma team to catch a train at 3:I5. A
fair sized crowd filled the bleachers.
Alma secured ten runs in the first inning,
while Olivet made one error.
An amusing incident was when Camp
bell was running to third and made a
successful slide. The umpire decided he
was out The Olivet boys were very
congenial and liberal i'll their entertain
ment of the visitors, who were there over
Friday night. Coach Harper states tha,
the University of Michigan will play
Alma here Saturday, the 18th inst This
game should bring out large bunch OF
fans. Harper's squad plays Hillsdale at
Hillsdale next Friday, NJ. A. c. at Lam
sing on Saturday and NJ. A. c. in Alma
on Tuesday, May 18th.
Following is the score by innings:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-08
NEW SCALE JULY FIRST.
Resdi us,nsnt Of Salaries Of Rural Mall
Carriers 10 Approved.

Postmaster General Meyer has ap-
proved the detailed adjustment of salaries
OF rural free delivery carriers as submitted
by Assistant Postmaster General DeGr:lw
and the new schedule, which will become
effective JnlA J., next. will make graded
idcrease in the compensation of carriers
from nine TO twenty-five per cent, based
upon the number of miles traversed by
carriers as shown by the records of the
department.
The readjustment adopted, with the in
crease of upwards of s., ono 900 made in
the appropriation by congress, will in.
volve an aggregate expenditure for rural
service during the next fiscal year Of
nearly $s5, 900 The schedule fol.
lows: Routes Of % or more miles, 5000,
per annum; p to % miles, SS64; 20 TO p
miles. $50; rs to 20 miles, SEQ; 10 to IS
miles, 5000; u 10 10 miles, $40; u tc
u miles. fso4; 10 to y .niles s46s, 8 to
TO miles, S432; o to s miles $500.