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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
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lttitcI bic BON %beiaoter' Stant5ssrrtenbebDroe
pol gtaruiunO N beitdti9er VI bela9te T,lhtrs
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grlnenhthorbc BON miurnldlo oencil %9taitell !lno
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6retti0t nae mn VihueIt slcqc6ener fdriftIider
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ingicr observation-disclosures pon WSdtelnito cin
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aerannoortit6 mad5f: bdb tie Ell iol9es vino
bon elmer oeronftporflidhen Gerlcn nltneeitens
eIllnas IN ic@s Menaten pelnnell laHen nno
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@ricf6cf6rOcrnno mad bcm WnSlanOl

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mcr0cu sic &riefratm nod @robbrt
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mic ciubcimjihe Not2n.
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(olt99cnonmcu Gnnooo, Merico,
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ten Der Gompfcr .Scrmtnius"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

XofaIsS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fldh gIetusDuH lutb Se
rsit sum Sebrautb in Der Gantoen' urib Wd
Rehabilitation UNI 1000 aebilbS.
fe-feroirpn1 hon 5faunI II SLtdts ooer Bdr
IursgGneaons, SpeiferateH etc. tperben fnreu be
f1ret pei setssbup IN allen folgeIben etuet
9iircalir: 9bGrles uno BaItiuloresS trdte. e.
mi. 8pbaI,S citation, 6. & g, Wt. geruon 3123;
Sainbep' Stntion SnformattJ nSs ghcean. e. Z ,,
@f. Runl $40, poer No.. 9ptrtIanb 2736: nns
Nr. 626, GIbsrronbfoan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
@eIb sa ncrIcihcn.

Mir iinS bic rinsigc S%nrlcGcn.
Gumpnnntc, BIC uuu IS big $50 ami Mt6rt, Gu,
ldr an bslhcu Rnlen an bentihe SGmilicn INTO
FnNcue Enhrif nm Standardization bprQt
Shrciht ODER fprtht Dor bel Der ,StnnSnro
9oan Co." 22S ct. saul straRc. .2sihtc 8tif.
5ahlungcn. Gft3 2y0ttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Merchants & MlincrS sranspOrt. GO.
Baltimore Saimpf .9afct So.

SalftnfDrc Safhpf Endcf 10.
te,lte rnb snoertGI1se gni.eInte.l
q Die Ger. StnntensRoit bef6roerno.
Sdnipfer ,giretnia" (nen), ,,Ilabana,"
y@euraia," yseuneHee".
Camper fubren tdeIid. Sonrtaes aus9eront'
men. nor ben n9dtsQinte"s9iers. Gr. fO-18,
2ight.e trake, $50 9thenbs, brett nab Oh
Roiut Comfort, gprfoIf, Q%ortSmoutb uno alien
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Goint Comfort nit 5er &c. & 8. Gifenbubn".
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BEN oGeabonrS Ntr Cine" IcIibem 8uae na9
Portsmouth mo gtInntn. Sn gtorfoIf Nerbtr.
hung nit Der -atIdrtic Coat Cine" gorfoIf
iInh ipeftIi6 unb gSIo Nomtnion Cine" nan
Nelp6ern, .g8afbtngton, H.sG,, 8sGmono, Bu.,
INN HetpsOurf.
MlabI8citen nod europdtf6en 9Iane. 9urit.
rt6fe .Gniften5tmner, eIeItrtfbe .geIeldting.
Gampfbci8una. Goten trei, @eferbirte 8nfiiten.
thinner in ben @inet.@ireuut Der Bah Cine"
gr. 107, Sfts9dItinoresStraB gr. 506-50s.
@iabteStrnbe; g. q. g. Office, Siooitsgde Der
Baltimore. unb GaIpertastrnbe; pGortin.ntuI
5rltit @rtiloing" lno IIbaugb's gtr. 100, Noro'
GbnrIeSsStrnbe
Subn q. Sheruupb. G.. Brotun n,
TicesFrdf. II. Sen.s Nanuacr. Sen. s9aff. ssIeent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Marn(ano & Ienniulpania gabu.

7.35 gsornt., mad gorf. nlise. Goinines.
9.O5 @orni., mad SeIta, rur Sottttags.
f.3O 9adhnr., mad geInir. nur Samftaes.
3.25 yla6m., nab gorf. alsg. Gonntaas.
4O5 9iadbm, ndd SeItn, nlir SpnntdaS.
+ b.05 9Ianm.. mad 9einir, dusg. Sonrtdas.
sept2G sIbenos, rad 9eIta. ausg. SonniQes.
-4.SI slherbs, mad Selto, i1ur Sourtags.
I1.30 stbcnos, mad gelair, aisg. Gonftaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Hati6nnI 8unfen.
Giants Qnnfpr

+, 0euifdle gnuf uuu Baltimore" Baltimore.
nno 9outSans9trube. auguit Neter, Brat.
bent; s. J. Slot, S%8nbmstIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

SeI6itI o-s. 4r5t (5n elmer
Iane(: Sic haben entlueOer etmaa
an Der 2eber ober unt Mogen."
Game: nlln6 lpoall rothen Sic mir
bo, Serr Goftor2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Oei6dftss8 e8Detier.
gadcr., GOnSitOr. nno @0tcl'
&CnariSGrttfCl.
9eitnnnen. 3ettiMrinen ETC.
S0e @lbers & plf6 N0., lOl On. Q0VUV'S

spe Wipsrs & Qits Gu, 1o4 2lO 8oumO'Sir'
3eitamgen 3eiti6rifen etc,
,3Be Sanimo.r %erps g." 9aoio gbettronl'
bic. Se'6dilsfiibrer, 3j8 &eitsScrrTaIlsST'
characterization, Gbiiren, 6enlter'
rabmer, 2oOen etc.
Games .. suffer / Co., Ito unO iii Sh'5ie'
ssO, q, sIOau & $40. Ala eisbtItr.s Dertts.
Hatt6naI = 9unfen.
she nb samu g%atipual gaut,". @ab: uno
@geter-StrGbc. Sacob ". 9pOt, Rrlltoel1t;
Setr6 2. Meoue, &alIirer.
p3lpette NniiUnaiASnut," 432 Slosgr0aotunp.
". T.. 9SG9!sr. .&diirer.
a%steltrrn National Sauf," IA Noros@utap'S.r.
u. Dtarrtntt, aaifirer.
pSTItte National Sant," Gde Baltimore uHo
gortbsGtrabt.
.rmerS y Dltrrbants' 9~lutIuual Banf,"
Souihs llno 2out5ar0sStraSe.
dh,n'erci1l & 5armere' Rational gani, I"
sP lpettsSde Soparos uuo 1ermuHsStrabe.
!. j. gaIoluin, %%ufitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

EGiic STR Geiie im's NnslnnS be-
Iprgt 6. &aine, 3r. 413, CH.Salti.
moreitrakc, maize Sutton Soaie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

9c0rcifIid3. - &0din (berer
Sd)oB bel Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
picnt uno lpelhe sum eritenmal eihen
Baton oericlben iiebt) v9llio, luie a
QroBc Muritt ihoilt Dos ans, ia. ia,
Dor miro iGot meinem Shorldl pal
lcrl." ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05


1891, geItetes GftnbliEemeut. 1891.
Ma-Dlnno Chnttcl Guan YiIuciatiou.
Mbcrt 9Iume. inn. Seffdftsfibrer.
Suinert, C6cb1uac,
eepenitbCr Dem Scridts1euftbe.
Simmer 300. POI NM 233 q. studmerfl.
elbohsGde jeanette. uuo Ct. Qaul. Str
p 9arleben DO $40 biz $500 AMI M6heI. Vtns
nos etc, nbne eniferrlng %oerfcIben. @eiebitne
Staten. (aeine 8uhereiD
no. Riore. Sourtlano 1876. 6 & q. Pbo.te,
at. 8duI 1859. (Rco9 1890
Aae, ipefdhe geIb ecprnudsn, tprefeu httr
upr. gnIeiben anf Sdldre, UiHbeI itno 8rnnb,
eieeutbuuu. Sn Sertruuen. Seine 9oau Office,
Utethnnen. .Snlttmure Supeitment So" Or.
100, siurb-asaen.s traRe. (27S--)
Anleiben arf WDbcl nno anocrs
Sidlerbeiten.
fir 6 Rrojent. eenau nab Dem nsuen 6efese.
8am priHatim. Slater. Rr. go, Ct.2erina.
tpn,etrafe, ,,@auiauf 8ntlbtna".
On Der cHtf ntras Stnt'% ssssrOdsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Snnr.V nnfen.

Spar : 9anten.
pDentittt spar6anf pun Baltimore" @utufp,
uno Northumberland.
1t. Snmes SpGrbaHt," gaItimoresStrube uIb
guitonls0 ulfesglGeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Qonoiater.

HoulDB 8utlsrlrt, Sedtsnnlpolt, Nr. 10, on.
2erinGtonsGtrohe q. & .. Bbone, CT, RauI
$3.50. .OI.
q. 0dEbnrt ehimrr, NehtsnH>palti Union 9ru't
Nutloing, Baltimore Ito, Setoe telephone.
Varl II. ". SalUlR, 1ZG. 1919 GnusghtloiHg.
@uftuUus GufD, 261. 200 GaIpert 9uil6ing.
Is. &m. GrtuGuu, iii Notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Sruit 6%nn1nnnnien-

i, WlarNianb 5rnit Co.," gtorb,uefts@de gaIberis
ltIlo German StrGBe. @rter Serin, Brdit
bent; 6. G. 8imnernlaHr, Seiretdr; Carroll
Ban gcB, s6abmetfter.
70 Baltimore Sruf & Guarantee Co.," equitable
TlfilOipu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

SulIuIulllDIuL tllluje VelulDe uNU
SGmereien.
8rIfltg & Burner TO-, 205 gorb'9deasGtraBs.
Wurnlors un0 8rdnit.8erte.
g. Slladrtuer & ehbue, 714..7Is 8eftgaltt.
m~oresStruBe,
plumbing, 6rrnnces, &anges unS
Cefen. 2d9ocdGn urD Rtnneu.
Bennett SrOs, 523 observation-disclosures.
Rupferi6mieoe uno Blumbers.
aJAn Subsrt, l7t4 1bamess5trabs- g & g.
aeIepbon: 8oIfe 1899.
Teuer 8erItherlngen.
Nm. 2. SbndeliOro & 60, Is uuo II Gbnmber
of Commerce.
rOiopGl Sninrdnee Go. Of 0tprrpuu!," Senrp ID.
Wurfielo, GIitoentsNtannger, l01-t02 Gb1rl'
Der Of Commerce guiIoiita.
,Germnntn SeuernsrinerpnaS 1t. gefeaio1ntt,"
Baltimore uro GortbsStrabe.
@~tgentbums Igenten un6
.SGnol2r.
BIsrre 6. Snaan & @esbs~, 10 oitsaegiHutOa'
StrnBe.
Srfihmteo 3ubebGr.
e. stott RaHue Co., 362 uHo 864 NorosSue'
Strabe.
9obGen uro SoI3.
9eHrp q. Bon 9etne, $50 GOIiimbtnSslbsHls.
S6mudIo6en uno l1bren.
u. 8. 9:insr, 90 Sits8aItimoresS traBe.
8fQn6leib . @eihGfte.
,6UnfuEt6uteO 2Gna Co." 1 goros@absGtrnbe
Ttan9S ullo Orgeln.
Ghas. 81. stlrfj 0 Horbsqibertbz strube.
SSni. Snnbe u 60, RarisIne. ulLo Sa1ettesStr,
Bopter un0 Bapier-9iiten.
Smith, 9trpn Co. 105 uitb 1O7 3anooers9tr.
9le6platter, Meton etc.
apon, GnntItn g. So. GncurpOrtrt), 10. 10,
8dloeritousStraBe.
2ai6enbeitattei.
sanberS & ehync, t70s. Ito Gnntons2toemIe
&m. Gopi, aort5s nno SreermountsGbenue.
Srie6b0fe.
,epubpu Bart Gemetero," Office: 81 @eit'
SarntoaasSttnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

plumbing, 6urnaces, STANCES un6
Cefen, Gd6octGn ltrO &tnneu.
9euuett Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

[ n
= 1daIt&. I 7deii1, un5genumtneH 6onxtas
s c11r EnuutnuS
asihinSinn. berIaHen Mt. nohaI.xtatton:

+22!l4l55 '' t$.55, ::41S, Fa,.b5, f5;St5 ayaSn,s .sSs
f2.OO. $500. t8.ob. 1900. *430,. tt.Cc. 1920,
400, 1920, $500, 1920, 5000, 10000, tt1.00
Born. 1890 @i.. +t2.02, .i2.25, HOO, s1.05.
sichni.. 1000. *S.i7, 1920, 1900, 1900, 1910
(2imifeh), $1,000, 1905, @I1.05, +11.32 sbbs.
5rebrrif. 9ar1oeHsS% tation. Il. 80 tno se.1b
Sorm., +1.25, 1850 lno $3.50 Hadm.
6aaerstpWu, Wt. 8opal.Statiou, f7,46 Bonn.
1870 so u Gamoen.G !atton, 1880. tS.00
BORN. 1850, 1900 9a5ni.
Rubnl mlus Qfue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Wurnlors un0 8rdnit. 8erte.
z. Slladrtner & sbbue, 7t4..718 8efsgaltt.
moresStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

2Qn0nirtbIdGftlif)e @erGibe rn6
SUmereien.
grlfltg & suracr Co., 2O5 Noros9aeasGtr aBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

3Bc Soaimoyr @srps Co." @noio gbereroHl'
bic, 9et6dfisfibrer. 3JS NeitSerTaIsSit'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
GratiOt COunty'S Choice for Congress.

much OF Georges history has evi-
IDENTIFY escaped Mr. Monroe's atten-
ton, Notwithstanding he says that he
has made careful study of the house
and senate journals of the sessions
of ISo3-o5 and 81. Why doesn't Mr..
Monroe give us the benefit of some OF
the pages and the years of the jour
nails that he has studied so thoroughly.
He has not given a single page Of
any journal of anv session OF the leg
islature where the honest voter can
verify the statements made over the
signature of James II. Monroe.
The vouchers in the auditor gem
erals office. signed by Mr.. Covell
show that he received S24 90 for eight
days attendance on the special ses-
sion Of 1903, and drew $500 mileage
for $40 miles travelled from Traverse
City to Lansing.
On page II OF the said senate jour
nal you will MID a record Of $40 miles
being allowed to him by the
senate committee on finance and APP
preparations.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
CAMPING ON HIS TRAIL.

The Big Rapids Pioneer is credited
with the following statement:
Frank Frederick, of Traverse City,
known in the days of Governor Pin
gree as Michigan's Northern Cover
nor was in the city today on busi-
ness, and also following up his poll
teal enemy, George G. Covell. Al
though he halls from the same town
as Mr.. Covell he is hot on his trail
and roasts him to a standstill He
says that George stands no show even
in his home county, where most of
the influential men are opposed to
him Asked the reason, he said that
George proved a traitor to his own
county, as a result Of which Grand
Traverse lost many thousands of dol
lars of primary money Mr.. Frederick
says he does not know Mr.. Covelrs
opponent personally, but that he
knows too much about George"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
WHY so EXTRAVAGANT.

Mr.. Covell's followers. like the boy
going through the woods, are CON
tinually whistling to keep up their
courage They loudly affirm that Mr.
Covell will carry Gratiot County, and
also that he will come out Of Mont
calm with two thousand majority.
1t is supposed that these reckless
statements and others similar are
made to bolster up the courage of his
faltering supporters. He is afraid
that some of his lieutenants, if they
are not braced up. will fall off on the
Dodds side Of the fence
He keeps quoting the wonderful
meeting at Alma, which was attended
by 81 people, some Of whom resided
outside of Gratiot County. and others
were supporters Of Mr.. Dodds.
Now. the fact is that Mr. Dodds
will carry Gratiot County by from
twelve TO fifteen hundred majority,
and in Montcalm Mr.. Covel will do
well if he keeps even with Mr. Dodds,
for it is noticeable that each day is
adding some new acquisitions to Mr.
Dodds' supporters Stanton Clipper.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
ALMA GRADUATE HONORED.

Erie II Casterlin, Of Mason has ac-
cepted a chair in the normal branch
of the university at Rio Piedras. Porto
Rico, IS miles from San Juan, as pro-
lessor of history His duties will be
gin October T. Mr.. Casterlin is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Casterlin.
prominent residents of this city. He
is member of the class Of 1902 of
the Mason High school. holding at
different times all the high offices in
the gift OF the high school. After
working at surveying one year he en-
tered Alma college and graduated
from there in 1907. While in that in
stitution he was foremost in athletic
as well as literary pursuits For three
years he wa quarterback on the foot
ball team, and also a member OF the
NJ. !. A. A. board, having served on
the latter as secretary and treasurer.
During this time he was also editor of
the Almanian. president of the Zeta
Sigma society. leader OF the college
debating team and head waiter in the
dining room.
He entered Columbia college, in
New York, for year Of post graduate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26

ment gave an excellent drill following
the races and made fine appearance
The balloon ascension and parachute
drop by Prof Sprague followed. and
was one of the best ever seen here.
During the day the Fox Grove band
furnished music and paraded the
streets at the head of a wagon load OF
horribles. The latter more than bore
ont their title and were indeed hideous
to look upon.
Dinner was to be had in any style
from picnic basket to red hot
but there was plenty for everyone
The officers OF the day and the com
mittecs in charge were as follows:
All Crawford chairman: c. Z. Wat
son. secretary; w NJ Drake. treasur-
er; " NJ Boneman. marshal.
Music-H A. stetzler, II. NJ. Bone
man. Clarence Hopkins
Sports-E. J. Surprenaut. b. S.
Watson, Homer Weed
Concessions-C Co. Falor. III. J.
Iubicr, Chas. Merrill.
Ball Gamc-B 5. Watson. II. A.
Stetzlcr w. f. Swope.
Balloon-H- J. Zubler. Chas. Mer-
rll, Clarence Hopkins.
Advertising-Chas. Merrill, c. G.
Falor, B. s. Watson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
NO 'DNEN FIELD DAY
Held at Breckenridge Last We'd
nesday By Breckenridge
Lodge
BIG CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
Races, Field Day Sports and Bail
Games are the Order OF
the Day.

Breckenridge was the scene of
gaiety and pleasure last Wednesday,
the occasion being the annual picnic
and hed day held by The Brecken-
ridge order OF Modern Woodmen. a
better day could not have been Sc
selected The air was fresh and cool,
the skies unclouded and the recent
rains had laid the dust underfoot.
The crowd that attended was one
OF the largest that has ever turneA
out at Breckenridge, there being close
to 500 people present Although the
picnic came during the height OF the
political season. very lew politicians
were present
The day was given up entirely to
field day sports, band concerts, ball
games and horse races, and everything
moved off finely
Many visiting Woodmen were pres
ent from Ithaca. Merrill, Hcmlock, St
Louis, Alma and Shepherd.
The ball games were between Becbe
and Breckenridge. Fox Grove and
Edgewood. and Redstone and Wheel
or The Breckenridge. Fox Grove and
Wheeler teams were the victorious
ones. The field day sports consisted
of mems running race. boys run
4
hop. skip and jump, an egg race.
CREASED pig race, relay race and
pie-eating contest The creased pig
race created the most fun for every
body but the poor pig.
The horse races were close and ex-
citing, and though held nearly mile
from the village, drew big crowd.
The new Breckenridge hrc depart
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
HE SEEKS ANOTHER CHANCE.

George Covell, who is asking the
Republican voters Of the eleventh dis
trict to send him as the representative
of that district TO congress, has no
moral right to ask for any further
representative or legislative position,
He deliberately betrayed the interests
of his constituents and of all the peo-
pie of the state on the last occasion
he possessed power in that direction.
The position Covell took and the
votes he cast lost the taxpayers of the
state hundreds OF thousands of dollars.
He has sought to deny these charges,
but the writer OF this paragraph viv-
idly remembers the exact circum-
stances, and the state senate record
plainly records the exact facts. Sew
eral of Covell's followers have tried
to explain away the official record,
but all of them admit that he voted to
protect the Michigan Central railroad
through preventing the repeal Of its
charter. He voted to kill that bill in
the committees hands, and he killed it
there. He voted to kill the 3-cent
railroad bill for the upper peninsula,
and it was killed
And now Covel wants further op-
portunities in the same direction. For
Michigan's good it is to be sincerely
hoped the Republican voters Of the
eleventh district will not further favor
him in that Cadillac News
and Express.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
PERSONAL STATEMENT.

There has been some newspaper
comment relative to supposed or
assumed challenge made by George
G. Covell TO me to discuss, review or
debate with him his senatorial record
Now, wish to say that have never
received such challenge from Mr.
Covell by letter, word or otherwise
And although we have met and adj
dressed the people OF the eleventh
congressional district during the past
ten days from the same platforms. he
at such times has never even so much
as limited to me that he would like to
discuss and review with me his sena-
torial record.
Yours truly.
FRANCIS II. DODDS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
Northern Resort Excursion.
September Ist

On September Ist the Ann Arbor
railroad will give its annual excursion
to the following Michigan resorts:
Petoskey, Bay View. Mackinac,
Beulah, Frankfort. Charlevoix. Trav-
erse City. Ludington, Elk Rapids and
Manistee
Special train will leave Alma at I2Io
p. m. Fare to all points, except Mack
inac Island, $500. Mackinac Island
will be one dollar higher. Tickets
will be good until September roth.
T435t-3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26

work, receiving the degree of M A..
last June. This summer he sailed the
great lakes on the steamer J. G. Mon
70, under Capt c. E. Sayre, of Mason
AT present he is with his parents here
and he expects to spend a few days
visiting his alma mater before sailing
for the West Indies. Cassie has many
friends in Alma who extend congratu
lations
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
VOTERS ENROLL.
Yours truly.
FRANCIS II. DODDS.

Those who desire TO vote at the
primaries Tuesday, September /, must
(unless sick or unavoidably ABSENT
enroll at their respective voting places
on Saturday, August 20
Those who enrolled for the guber-
material primaries in 1906 need not
re-enroll, but all others Except as
stated above) must enroll Saturday.
August 20. if they desire TO vote.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-26
A POLITICAL JOKE.

Some Of the Coville papers are say
ing il is a question whether +. IL.
Dodds can carry Isabella County.
Now this is joke pure and simple,
for as we see it f. H. Dodds will get
practically every Republican vote in
Isabella County County
Courier Democratic.