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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
A Righteous Complaint
Against Corporate Greed

We do not like to he everlastingly
uals, but there are some things which
pinch the meeger pockets of the peo-
pie every day in the year TO an unjust
and unfair degree. and roar should
be made about such things. and be
made continuous until some attention
is paid to ii. 1t is all right that cor
porations should make reasonable
interest upon their money invested
and a compensation for the brains di-
Iecting their destinies. and every fair
minded person is willing that should
be so. but there is limit to all things
when profits mulched from the pock-
cts of us all reach a degree that is
beyond all interest and runs Slto high
way robbery and confiscation of the
bulk of hard-earned wages. that is al
together different thing and a stop
should he put to ii. by law il possible,
by absolute force il no other way will
avail For instance:
In any fruit belt in the state and
Colorado is now one of the great
est fruit growing states in the
Union. the farmers delivered fine
peaches al ,he canning factory at SO
a ton-TON, mind you, TON,
Travei seventy five miles in any di-
rection. especially il it be in the di-
rection of q mining community. and
YOU will pay 25 cents for enough
peaches TO put in your oyeTcoat pock
ct. and right in the middle of the peach
season. too. The same is true Of any
other fruit. Now, figure that out
The producer gets SO per ton of
peaches. and that ton of peaches at the
rate Of 2s cents for a pocketful costs
the consumer about $3.50. The middle
men. the railroads and the express
companies get the difference the lat
ter two gobbling about hreefourths
of it, This is nothing less than piracy,
legalized burglary and holdup meth
DDS. nothing being lacking but the
dark lantern and the sand-bae. This
is only an example and it holds true
in thousand other cases. The rail
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
TRUST SWALLOWING.

Why curb the trusts. asks Profess.
sOr Giddings of Columbia University.
Let them continue to absorb each
other, the larger swallowing the small
Ter. after the manner OF snakes until
at the end Of their carnivGrous carni-
val there is left but one huge. gOrged
trust-serpent Then. the nation steps
in and swallows this surviving fittest
Thus government ownership comes
Ike a gift The trust will have done
all the work; the people reap all the
benefit tnhappily these schemes do
not always work out according to pro
gram. The advantages OF government
Ownership depend on who owns the
goycrnment And II is quite " thin
the range of possibility hat the super
trust, its appetite growing by what it
feeds On. might decline TO BE- sval
lowed by the nation. might. in very
fact. turn and swallow the nation. in
stead. 1t t@kes two to make bar
gain, even ! sociology.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
vA&vD voxs0 o OoamnQDgaA

Candidate Tss- has -A-s~a e<ss xDsA
be -S-s.-ck s.~.lEas 5sss~et tssUaS-e ~
eossEtrF. sassEt5s-sa tsS tss psrp<Ds -
Pssftis2 sssse .sess-sE safs - sAo
psizn. Tes~ las al tss ssesrss tAa6
n. f.essbiscaa -zsEsAx ss.ssearer hno 10
r-cted s1is ais l.sisess Canvass cosss1
ss paced IL tne eve sf an sntaaf sssA
eaf iafssasinx ths optic es In shs
sisGhissi assgEe. snssairiss The ssaas
The fscf - rhe ssstasr " thai NJ
Y al sins.s,ss2 eks-lrissssni has fSsssa
tlaf, he has predse.-d sbsoisiei, 10
-sshsssasn ansssA1 n. setcrs. $50 -
has said or done Rothsse ~nsrs sth
iaaEoSe his chsnoes kesssascSas
are Uasbis 10 conceal their ssrs.siRzs -
disaps'osnaEas M owes tke peH Shoe
Ia2 ~eich theu Candidate Aas rsAae.
NJ fsiis progress thus Tar. and the
manner lS enicn b. bss t.s-en ~
cs5Fed d e~saaplets viHdicsf,eu ~ shase
" psshlicsn ,gadsrs she from the firsi
opI-s-sd the plan of nsvinx ksR take
Ia the rear plsffgaws Thy sdse
Gated . front Iss,rch csupAieI Wherein
the csndisisi. should bs kept N the
b.c aground. and osa.Fs allowed to
make his canvass .,,oa ks'o~esel'' .
record The advocates Of = stwaRptn3
csnlpaieH prevailed ho~.ser. aud nov
they Art sorry 1hst ii ~ss ever begun
The contrast bet tween The ts-aso-
cratic simplicity With which ~
Brya has travelled and the eieg gAoce
~ the Taft accommodations os raji
Ia a. marked as the contrast hs., Seen
the size and the enthusiasm of the
audiences which have greeted the
IkmarTafic candidate and thpae hich
Nj Taft has addressed
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Every farmer. cattleman and miner
in the state of Colorado is sore about
the scandalOus manner in which the
forestry administration has been han
died by this man Pinchot. and he has
made more Democratic votes in this
state than any other one man in it,
The farmers. cattlemen and miners
have all been abused. robbed and i'll
treated by Pinchot and his horde OF
rangers. TO an extent that is hardly be-
lievable unless investigated. Cattle
men are made to pay exorbitant and
unjust taxes and fees. and the patents
TO mining claims are hung up indef
finifely TO the cost of many thousands
10 the owners. and in many. many
cases the timber is being stolen off
the land from the miner: We say stol-
en- for that is what il amounts to. The
farmer. the csttleman and the miner
are going to register a very large pro
test against Rooseveltism as exempli-
fled by Pinchot in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

The bankers were in national con
NentioD at Denver last week and while
quite q sprinklins of them favored the
Bryan guaranty idea nearly all were
for the success Of the Republican party
AT the polls next month. This is to be
expected. - the banking trust is the
rottenest projected institution Of the
many which the Republican party fos-
ters and pets. to the detriment of the
masses Of the people. The last con
sress refused financial aid TO the peo-
pie, but the Republican head men like
Morgan and Rockefeller poured mil
lions into Wall street TO help out the
bankers 10 of course now the bankers
feel that they ought to stand pat with
the party which prefers them to the
people. and they can be depended upon
to do IT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
fAe NOME l,ee OF M. OavAM

The best men the world has ever
produced have been those who stood
with their feet on the ground not
upon the asphalt pavements OF the
cities. In this respect, Mr Bryan Is
shining example. for he is a plain
Nebraska farmer, In addition to being
the greatest American statesman of
the century and the Commoner be
loved by the rank and file Of the peo
Pile,
He goes forth over his broad acres
end fertile fields and is al all times
near 10 nature, and in consequence
cOrrespondingly close to God. His
home and family life are ideal, for h.
is never so happy as when around
among his stock and growing fields.
romping with his greatest chums. tbs
rand-childrcn or away from the lee
ture field and the political arena and
snug within his family circle
Mr. Bryan stands out in bold relief
at all times as the near and dear
friend of the poor and oppressed and
against the evils which beset them.
His downright, rugged honesty has
won for him not only the love of the
people. but the fear and respect of
those who Oppress the people. He is
a good, wholesome. brainy natural
man, with no wrong in his mind or
heart and so he holds his home life
above public life. and has reared
around him those things which are Of
the best, the purest and the most en-
nohlng. Like TulstOi Of Russia he
follows the ploT. and at the same time
points out 10 his fellow man that the
source Of pure government must
emanate from pure men, of pure minds
and hearts, men who are near to ma
ture aud to Natures God.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

The hearst meeting in Denver GAS .
great big fsOst. A big crowd weat TO
hear hin di& sp scandals and
sto The s0sclacNlar muck rakiaG
sct, bat we're sadly disappg1ated.
as he As6 nothing to slTins
but BeW sld letters that have long ago
got 10 be chestnuts. Mr.. Hearst said
he had diviRe call to fight both Taft
and Bryan In the interest Of the peo.
pie. or words to that effect, ~hereupOn
the larger part Of the audience got up
and went home. Willie is mistaken
There have been great national conven-
'ions held at Chicago. Denver and else
where. representing the people thor
ouehiy ssA completely. and not a one
of them said q word about wanting him
to save the nation or the inhabitants
thereof. W invited him TO speak. or
sent him any messages. Mr.. Hearst is
suffering from an aggravated case of
swell head which he cannot hide from
the world. There was once = bullfrog
who got on the railroad track and tried
tn swell himself up as big as the ap-
preaching engine. with the result thai
he busted and mussed up the right of
way.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
CAN'T MAKE 1T WORSE.

With fourteen straight years of Re
urblican administration. the working
nan with his empty dinner pail" and
rt mory of the created panic of last
tail and winter is not very apt TO
HInt such conditions continued for
mother -four years. A change OF gov
Drnment cannot make his lot any worse
and is worth while trying anyhow.-
Enterprise, Hartman
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
GOOD MEN AND GOOD PLATFORM

The Democratic platform NAV say
this anu may say that. and the Repub
lean platform may do likewise, but
after all, it will be the man behind
the platform who will count most
As has often been said, a good man
on bad platform is more to be de-
sired than bad man on a good plat
form. But fortunate is the party
which can present a good man and "A
sood Montrose Enterprise
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

ihe death-dealing work required an
average of 81 GO a day.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany is another robbing institution
which must be curbed Ii is a great
industry and all wish il to prosper,
bat IL should not be allowed to pay mil
Ions upon Tillions upon fictitious
-tOck and hammer down its wor<men
10 bare existence. II pays its Jap
nese laboTels - cents day and its
other forei2n help an average of 81 40.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
'AlDRiCH-TAFTISn" IN OPERA
TON.
June I fo0o

June I. 1903.
Twelve hundred infuriated Italians
stormed the closed doors Of tire busted
banking mouse OF Costan Liopes. on
orange street today. The police drove
the crowd back
Cleveland. Ohio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Bulkeley Wells. of Buchtel's Rip
Van Wrinkle railroad commission.
which has never yet done anything eX
cept draw its salary has not been
blown up lately by any bombs. II is
the gene al impression that any bomb
coming IN contact with the supreme
nerve OF any member OF that railroad
commission would get the worst of it
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

\ large fund should be raised for
the purpose OF buying mules asd chains
with which 10 drag people to the polls
who nave not sense or patriotism
enough to go of their own accord.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Compared to the Gugeenheim smell
ter trust in Colorado Rockefeller is a
public benefactor and philanthropist.
Captain Kidd Christian missionary
and j. Pierpont Morgan a gentle fiaan-
cial lamb
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

PresiAent Joe Smith Of Utah go,
cinched for having four OF five wives
but the Sultan of Sulu. another promi-
nent American citizen. continues to
love l5e q them real hard. Thus does
consistency continue to be . moss
agate uo6er &. O. p. administration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

SIX thousand wives of rich men in
this country spend s43. 900 600 annually
Tor dress. How much of this did yOur
wife get in these prosperity times Of
Republican fun dinner buckets
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

The farmers OF this great state OF
Colorado are going TO put in vote for
Farmer BRYAN this time, and not for
Taft. who wants to make an example
Of Colorados sugar industry by ruin
ing il. while Morgans billion dollar
steel trust is protected until ii can de
clare So. geo. 00a q wear dividends
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Gabbert has attempted to rape every
political party extant except the Debs
and Hearst aggregations and he will
get around to those in due time, for
Bill can't be lost
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Colorado mines have furnished the
money with which Grggenheim bought
Republican Legislature and is nov
trying TO buy tas state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Let whisky cards. horse races. Wall
street and Colorado Republicsnism
strictly alone. This advice is none the
less sound because OF being Iree.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

The net result of the Rooseveltian
reform stunts up to date are assessing
the Standard Oil trust a fine which it
never paid. and knocking a few coun-
try editors out OF railroad passes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
The Two Systems Compared
"BRVANiSE" IN OPERATION IN
OKLAHOMA

May 81, 1908.
Bank Examiner to Farmer over rural
telephone: MIR. this bank is
broke. and would like for you to come
N and get your money
Nr. --: "Yes. I heard the
bank was broke, but ! am busy
today with my crop I will be in in a
day or two
Cosi9ate. Oklahoma.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

An effective railroad law. direct pri-
mary vote Law. anl o'her needed rem
edial legislation viii be up before the
legislature again this winter. but none
of them VIII be enacted unless the
Democratic party carries the election
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

In these piping DAYS of trust pros
perity a fellow can hardly manage to
keep soul and body and automobile
together
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

dabbert still maintains that the
methods II the Supreme Court in tire
feabodr matter were pure. Huh
sounds ,ike a soap advertisement
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

MI Debs and his hair-tricser mouth
have left Colorado to its fate. and re
turned from whence he came, unwept.
unhonored and also unhung.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Joe LAwless. editor Of the Lamar
Sparks. has been nominated for the
Legislature to represent Otero and the
other county in that float representa-
tive district He is a good man. of
ability and sterling worth and should
he elected by a big majority.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
0U00MAA ~ OnAs00l.

o0onAA ~ soAaA
49, .-ss, I. = ,.asAc..
CO ga - q sAe tAsrn scheeH.cs
e-nA.D = sA~ ma. seA.na tbs
s,oif-0 - 80
s--s. a~a Dosa.s Marks y-suHa
c-ee sSs SssaAs . tA
soss ssahf sAss ss.e Isss n y. q nsss4-
ms A. sssnnss~s - eose W.
Ws - s1 prescAess aaa posiIic.aas
n4aas 0S,sssas Tslk - s0s chs 40
A. Sassy s2asAcrs Evans and Gnx-
sesss - ere scissii,asIas successes.
CesossSo aepst,scas nsfriosism Is
hlss - soaAes " ireisnd-;hsFe sain
uoe.
TIE eesuD0sss had tes,ef o~s she
.sr~usAs tkAa tAe trusts Own the gov
.aasss0i.
HaAalns . haso is busted and Gag
N.Elsss0s SsNassa u pantured bota
we're kUAc9es.
H. trss . gets everything they go
sfser. UA.s the cosaasou people do NOT
even eet shat " coming to theaa-
Ia v so that eech path In life leads
throsaeh Ceshseuss.ua Gusgeahsim IL
settisG hss sss.
Nens unQuhbeoa DssslitSciSss have .
sssHch " hsouttfui theories which they
never pot n prsctice.
TAs ~ tsust " BOT ~hat II is
cracked - - b~ just moo. but the coel
trust Win ssoa warm US up.
The Asa,ss pse-crus, promises in the
q o. p. paoto0r0 are enough TO MAX
one stssd ~ paaeoa -toed.
Tk& tpsoblc vith Willie Randolph
Hearst just nG~ seems to be a bad
case VI paipttstiOa Of the mouth.
NasA Hanoa tarued over In his gra, r
and r0eoeo1 has homes when he rea !
the COss-aAs Republican platform.
The Repsblicsn paIt, has two strlcn
chairs 10 It's credit one from Sansusl
j TilsSen end one from Alva Adams.
buchtel thOWght he had a second
term guberaatorial bee in his bonnet
but II turned Osst TO bee only wheels
Iso try 10 vote right this time aud
for your Ovn best interests Don
crack ycvr pitcher nj the same wei
twice
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

The Asabs0 pse-crus, promises in tn.
q. p. peotaar0 sre enough TO make
one . kbesA 70 piGeoa -toed
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Tke tsssbt With Willie Rsndsapi
Hearst Just n~U seems to be a bat
case VI palpttstiOa Of the mouth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Mao Hassa tsraed over in his grs,
and rosees1 hts bones when he read
the COb0-aAs RepubiicAu platform
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

h< hepshlican pait, has two stolen
chairs 10 It's credit one from Samuel
j TilsseR end one from Alva Adams
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

H. ~ tsust " Bot ~hat II is
cracked - - be just NOE but the cosl
trust Uin oD0a WarR US up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

buchtel thOsght he had a second
term gaberRatorial bee in his bonnet.
but II turned OWt TO bee only wheels.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

DO try TO vote right this lime, aud
for your Own best interests Don.
crack ycsr pitcher vt the same well
twice
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

s.aaB 0D1ss Dollar Marks y-ound
c-.Ae nOO UooUAo . tssU
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

FA< &c. - sss also Nose sAsT n
.yolf-o - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

sote sseAf tAis tsae Issst ~ . usssG-
ms A. nSuanzs~s ~ Aooe ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

ws - Sw psescAess aaa B,osilsc.aas
nlaas 0Slssaas Talk - not chs 40.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

A. Sorsy ssAsshces EsAns and Gus
Eeshs - ere scissiitasbag succe ssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Noss nn0uh1ieoa S,ssaiticisss hove .
sssHch " hsoHttful theories which they
never pot h prSctice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

baAlns . bso0 is busted Aad Gas
s.Elses0s SsAsssa Is pantured. bota
we're kuneGea
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

TIE 0euuDOso, had b.ftet oSn the
"a ssrSsoAs tkAa she trusts Own the gov
.-aussOf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Gsm0A.iD b H. psa. tsAina tbs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

rhs e.ses sm shs "ss. syi"s
n oil
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Cesa<sSo AePst,seas pstriosissa Is
Ike tas soahes " ireisnd-;hsFe sAin
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

h 70 sss1 thai esck path In life leads
isrOs9h 0ethseoseRa GuEgeaheim II
aettiAG hss oos
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

To- tsss = gets everything they g'
siset, Oh. .s the cosssUson Iseope do not
even get shat u consing To thep,-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
- suauunD - q psassscs

CO "a - q .A~ tA..ss scheeu.cs
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13
Fred B. Browns Fine Vote.

To Fred b. Brown belongs the honor
of leading his ticket and the honor is
not misplaced. Fred is clean cut
straightforward young attorney and
that he had the confidence of all the
voters is shown by the handsome ma.
jority given him. There was some at.
tempt made to cast discredit on Fred
on the ground that he would not en-.
force the law, but it is evident that the
people had been willing to put their
faith i'm him and believed in him.
AS the campaign warmed up, Fred
refused to have anything to do with
the dirt throwing tactics of the post
master outfit and stated that he was in
no way connected with them. This
gave him large vote and the full sup
port of his party, with additional sup.
port from democrats, both in this city
and all over the county. His majority
was 3,6l5 or just lis more votes than
Taft's majority in the county. 1t was
fine testimonial and tribute to him
and he states to the Daily Herald that
he will endeavor to show the voters OF
st. Clair county that their confidence
has not been misplaced.-Port Huron
Daily Herald.
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13

To slice apples at the Canning Fac
.ory, Yale. 26-
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13
YALE GLOVE FACTORY.

Arrangements for the rapid making
of canvas gloves in the Yale Glove
Factory are being speedily pushed for.
ward by Manager Harry Williams
Soon this plant will be one of the bus
lest of our industries. Four hand and
five power machines are being installed
and an output of 500 dozen pairs OF
gloves per week is easily assured.
Five hands are employed. Agents
are already in the field pushing the sale
of these necessities. Mr.. Williams has
posted himself thoroughly on the man
ufacture of the gloves and is putting
out an extra good article for the mon.
ey. There are no factories nearer than
Monroe and thus wide field for oper.
alton should be secured by our local
factory. We wish Mr.. Williams sue.
cess in this new industry.
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13
EDITORS MEET

Mt. Clemens, Mich, Nov. THE
Eastern Michigan Press club held its
annual meeting here yesterday. At the
business session of the club in the
chamber of commerce, Il. +. Browne
of the Harbor Beach Times, was elect
ed president for the ensuing year, and
w. III. Marvin, of the Utica Sentinel
vice president. Secretary, Frank Els
worth of the Western Newspaper Union
Detroit, and treasurer T.. +. Sheriff, OF
Trenton were reelected.
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13


~~>~-~~No-~~-~-~---~-~~~
Elam Sloat was at Marlette this week
j. l. Rosenthal is in Bay City this
week.
Mrs. +. w. Farley was at Fort HUI
ron Tuesday.
Henry A. Zuelch. of Fargo, was in
Yale Tuesday.
Ben Jackson left for AuSable on
Monday to work.
Rev. j.. Hommel, of Sandusky, spent
Wednesday in Yale.
Jay Il. Weymouth, of Marlette, was
in Yale over Sunday.
DIR. j.. M. Ardiel, of Avoca, was a
Yale caller Tuesday.
Elmer +. Stockwell of Port Huron,
was in Yale Tuesday.
John Burley, wife and child, were in
Port Huron Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Carlyle were in
Port Huron Thursday.
viii Cooper, of Flint, spent few
days in Yale last week.
Alice Mckenzie is spending a few
days in Detroit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Oatman, of Avo-
ca, were in Yale Tuesday.
Lincoln Avery, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Friday of last week.
Fredda Holden spent Monday in
Brown City visiting relatives.
Jas Foster and w. w. Lord of Peck,
were in Yale Thursday on their way to
Detroit.
Isaac Trerice, of Sandusky, was in
Yale Wednesday, posting bills on his
bill boards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Edgerton and Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Edgerton spent Saturday
in Port Huron.
Mrs. Jos. Yuill went to Detroit
Thursday to attend the state Sunday
School convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. McKeith and
Mrs. Clint Woolley, of Brown City,
spent Tuesday in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, OF
Highgate, Ont, have been guests of DR.
and Mrs. Benz. Clyne this week.
Roxie Milligan, of Sarnia, has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden
and daughter Fredda this week.
VIM. Oddly, wife and son Tommie, OF
Romeo, spent the first of the week
with Mary Atwell and daughter.
Miss 4. NJ. Anderson and friend, of
Peck, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Z. Anderson southeast of Yale.
Minnie Rooney, of Brown City, visit
ed her sisters, Mrs. +. ID. Mathews and
Mrs. Edgar Barr in Yale this week.
Edward Andreae has been in the
southern part of the state this week on
a soliciting tour for the Yale Woolen
Mill.
Sarah Mckenzie is spending the week
TN Detroit as a delegate from the Pres.
byterian S.S. to the Sunday School con
yentiOn.
George Mcintyre has been at Kala-
mazoo this week attending the Retail
Implement x Vehicle Dealers Associ-
alton convention.
Il. Orville Richards and A. B. Car
ruthers, of Melbourne, Canada, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. An.
derson southeast of Yale.
Mrs. +. II. Beecher, Mrs. Chas.
Rounds and Mrs. j. &. Holden were at
Mayville Thursday attending the Sani-
lac county association of OES.
Hugh Ferguson and wife and Edw
Andreae and wife and others are in
Ann Arbor i'm attendance at the Mich
igan-Pennsylvania football game.
5. S. Rosenburger and wife, OF
Brown City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Bell the past week. Mr..
Rosenburger is brother of Mrs
Bell.
Mrs. Lena Andreae was called to
Lexington Thursday by the sudden
death of her brother Ernest Wolful
who was found dead in bed yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Edw. Andreae and daughter
Frances have been visiting Chas. Noble
and family at Brown City this week.
They will go from there Friday to
meet Mr.. Andreae at Ann Arbor
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13
Favors From Subscribers.

Rev. j. Hommel, Sandusky; p. J.
Wood, Melvin; j. Il. Francis, Los
Angeles; Jess Roadway, Lara Middle.
ton, Croswell; David Bowman, Ruby;
Alex Moore, Port Huron; Geo. Golden
South Branch; Mary Frostic, w. V,
Andreae, Elam Sloat, VIM. ID. Sayles,
VIM. Hodgins ir., Fred BOntrager, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1908-11-13
New Photograph Gallery.

A. B. Granger, of Brown City, has
opened a photograph gallery upstairs
I'm the White Building, Main street,
Yale, and will be here Tuesday, of each
week. lie invites the people of Yale
and vicinity to call and Inspect his
work. 12-tf