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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

gen 10 l1br sic Nadridt bon bem 9a=
binl9eioen 6es bodm. &ater SEQ 8inz
ter, s.. g.. g., pom @ospital in &o6e<
lter, Minn., aus sort anlangte. 8mar
muBte man sort, 6aB na4 Bripataus=
iaqen ser Doftoren sic 2ebenstage bes
guten &ater SEQ ge5ablt ieien, II. Ser
&ranfe ielbit mlb, nad ieinen 8rie<
fen gu urtbeilen, nidt mebr amf einen
oauern6en @eiun0beits3ultano gered-
net baben, oenn er moQte glet@ nod
.Ditern ms @Ioiter 5uriidfommen, INN
oaielbit Sen Sos 5u ertparten.D ab aber
oas gnoe. ieiner 2aufbabn 10 nabe ge-
riidt iei, bat mdSer er ielbit, nod it,
gen6 Elm Menid aud 11ltr geabnt.
Bater Geo erfreute ii6 i9on felt
1neefabr 2 Sabren nidt mebr elmer
feiten @einn6beit. gu mieoerbolten
Malen par er Mttaden bon ser Grip
pc alsgeiebt, aus 6enen iid bienei@t
feline leete tootbringenoe, &ranfbett
entuidelte. @or lngefdbr 8 Monaten
m1Bte Der &ranfe iid ltnter dr5tlide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
9ab sic 2eitmngen mnierer 0ffemt'

9ak sic 2eiitnn9en mnierer Dffent'
li6en 5dulen nit alien ibren Sirele:
tan5ereien nibt SEN Mnforoerungen
entlpre9en lit ia lange fein StaatS.
gebeimniB mebr, oenn oaruber tam
man @ei9aftsleute an alien @den
u,1o gnoen flagen b0ren. @inen l@me=
rem 5dlag ms @eiidt erbielten 1e=
oo@ beiagte Snititute fur5li&> ols
Graiioent Gaft ii@ in elmer &eoe boz
Sem lniperiitatsflub in 8albington
folgenoermaBen auBerte:: SD glar1:
Re, oab ser @brgei5 Ser S@ulinperin-
tenoenten int ga15en 2anoe, melbe ote
Gorge fir unieren &rimar= uno sc.
funoqrunterri6t baben, uns in Ell
men Mangel an @riinoli6feit gefilbr1
fat, Sen mir perbeliern iouten. IS If
mabr, baB @eiu6iteler Inn Mnfnabm
in @eit Boint uno Mnnapolis oft Der.
iagen in Dingen, Die ie6er @@nllnngf
milien ioute. sic f0nnen nt6t bu4'
itabieren uno lin6 i6ma6 in anoerer
glementarfa6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
samucl @ompcrs, Der &raiioent

Samuel @ompcrs, Der Fra1'oenf
oes Mmerifanilhe Mrbeiterbunoes,
bot sic 8iloung elmer Acknowledgment
slrbeiterpurtei befiirmortet. Cine lolz
die Critic @artei miiroe auf Ste ante=
rifanilde 8olitif MIR belebeno uno
bodlt giiuitig mirfen. Sir cine 5eitge=
maBe go5iol=@eiebgebung, mie lte tn
europa ieit 25 Sabren in 2eutl6-
lano uno 6ronfreid un0 ieit fnr5er
;3eit al,6 in England in Die Sbat unit
geiebt miro, lit bel Sen 9emotraten
cbenlomenig @%eritanonib porbanoen,
ais bei SEN &epublifanern. Be1oen
Yorteien farm crit our6 Ste e1ergtl@e
politiide &o11furren5 elmer Orttten
Nartei oas @erltanonib fiir So51ale
@eietgebung, mie Mrbeit-nnfaa, Ar-
Better &ranfbeit, Observation-Disclosures
lorglrng etc. aufge5tpungen >peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
@tebcrnm lit Elm arpfes Sempe=

@te0cr1tm TIT eth 9rDReS SeIape=
ren5=2idt pom Seufel Mlfobol in Ste
@oiie gemorf en mor0en. @omaro
Mit6eu, cine ser gr0Bten2eudten Der
Mntiialoon=9iga in Chicago muroe oes
Morgens gegen 5 ubr betr1nfen mie
cine &aubite bon ser &oli5ei int Dred
0es &in0iteineS ltegeno, anfgelelen.
sSn ieinen Sai6en fan0 man cine lan=
ge 9iite ser Saloons, sic er aul
@bisfep uinipi5irt" batte. Ser Senfel
Mlfobol fat 9ru0er @fitden gu Sal
lie gebra6t, aber Sic 8robibitioniiten
meroen ibm einen Nlab unter Ser
@el0en ser guten Sa@e anpeiien unl
,iein &anonenroui6 miro linn ni61
ais cine Siin0e, ion0ern alS Elm 8e:
meis grobartiger Spferfreuoigfeit an:
gere6net meroen. Ser miitbenoite
Nrobibitioniit, Ser int 6redigen &tnn:
itein fanonenmaBig beraui6t gefun:
Sen miro, lit ein gngel in 0ieien
S%ammertbale, 6em Sic &eeribaarer
sic @immelstbiire melt 0ffnen mer:
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
@aaritrambenb fir sic &epnblifa.

@aaritrambenb fir sic &epmblifa=
1er iin6 sic &eiultate Ser 6iesiabrigen
Sriibiabrsmablen in mebreren ibrer
&odburgen in Sen Staaten Seem
Sort un6 Maiiaduietts. Die Demo=
froten baben fait iiberan groBe &C.
minnie er5ielt uno 5tpar nit 9ur3 &C.
maItigen @timmen : Mfoioritdten. SSr
ser in 6ieier ISOLDE abgebaltenen @on=
greBmabl inn ID. Diitritt bon Maiia=
duietts iiegte Ser Demofrat SOB nit
1880 5timmen iiber Sen &epubli=
faner Buchanan, ser MIR 9,340 Sttm=
men erbielt. Da 5ieie @ongreBmabl
sic erite nod in &raft treten 6es Ml-
6ri@ : Earifs i'll, 10 lit iie fir 6as
gan5e 2an6 bon Ser groBten 8idtig=
felt. SSn 6ieiem ID. Maiia@uietts- &on-
greB-Diitrift lit porber niemals Elm
Demofrat ernablt mor6en, aber ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
- ueber am0lf nit guten 1reunoen

= ueber 5molf nit guten 6reunoen
oes bo9m. 8ater SEQ, .. 8. g., ange=
flute automobile trafen Rontag
BON ct. CLOUD in ct. Sobns Elm, rm
|bort Dem perit. guten 5reunoe oaS
gbrengeleite gum @ottesader gu ge=
ben.
- Dem am Canning Dor Dem
Oiterfeite bon ser l10ermann's 8rar<
geieui6aft berausgegebenen v@iener"
mnroe our6 sic itete Ma@frage nad
SEM ausge5ei6neten @etrdnf po1ite
Mnerfennung ge5ollt. @enn 8rau<
meiiter &napp etmas MuBergemobn<
lides bietet, Damn bat es INNER oas
Yraoicat vausge5eidnet gut" 9arun-
ter tbut &err &napp es nun einmal
ni@t, 6enn er reebnet es ii4 CUR bo9-
iten @bre an, in ieiner Stelung Dem
@ei9afte sic beiten 9ienite gu leiiten.
- Die fir oie Staot ct. @louo CT.
nannten Genius Nufnebmer, mel9e
am IS. Mpril lire Mrbeit beginner,
itn6 mie folgt: l.. @ar0 meltlid bon
8. Mpenue - Hreoiger 81. 80. Merri-
fiel0; 0itlt6 bon 5. Mpe., Mrtbur 8.
|66ro6er. 2. @ar6 - @alter g.
Misfern. 3. @aro - $. 81. Me&en-
ale. 4. @aro> 1. &re5inft - Soiepb
g. oi6iol;; 2. Bre5inft, @m:: g. Ss=
gooo. 5. uno 6. @ar6 - u. 9.
Doane. z. @ar6 - @briit. Smut
Jon. @aite &arf un6 Conn ct.
@lou0 - 2eouar6 Berger.
= Mbert, SOS Elm Sabr alte S0bn=
@en ser Sumilie Nie. 2ar6p, itarb
6reitag Morgen uno muroe anoern
Cages bon Ser l1nbef II. @mpfangniB=
firde aus beeroigt.
- Die @itterung dn6erte iib Mitt=
mood 6erart, 6aB man l1ntpiuflbrli6
a1f Sen @eoanfen fam: ser Mar5,
melder mie ein 2amm ein5og, miro
tpie ein, Come ieinen Mus5ug balten.
= SSrgeno etpaS in @ii@engeidirr
fann biuig un0 gut gefauft mer0en IN
8arretts Neuem Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Giienbabm.Maana Sames s. ST

bebauptet, oaB Sic gntpolferung Ser
6arm-D itrifte cine Ser bauptiddIid-
lten nriaben ser Gbeuerung Ser Mab<
rungsmittel lit. Dieier einieitigen
un0 perlogenen 8ebauptung itebt
aber als Gbatiade gegeniiber, bob in
Sen letten lieben Moraten fir $40,-
100000 @ei5en, fit $34, 900
Mebl, fir $13,000,000 Mais, fir
$13,O00,00O sped, fir $1t,000,000
|S6infen uno fir $4,000, 000S 6mei
nei6mal5 ms Muslan0 erportirt nor
Sen iin6. @ir miiien aber gan5 be-
1timmt, 5aB aue oieie @aaren i'm
Muslanoe biniger gu faufen iino, als
in sen Ser. Staaten. 9te idmerpie=
genoe 6rage entitebt 6aourd: $50
rum mer6en Sic genannten 9ebenS=
mittel un6 neutrality-suspicious. &ro=
BUTTE ms Ml1slano erportirt, 6a tie
6oA in Sen Ser. 5taaten einen b0be=
rem @reis bringen? Sic @ntport bier
auf fann muir iein: Sic tperoen na4
Sent Muslon6e biuig erportirt, l1m in
sen Ser. 5taaten bonn golfe faum erz
lbmingbare &reiie erpreiien gu TOM
men. Sierin offenbart iid Sic gemei-
ne S@urferei 6es boben 5@ut5oqes
Mnn 1hift Sic 2ebenSufftteI=@ Qaren
ms MuS1un6, I'M i'm eigenen 2an6e
einen boben 8rets gu er5ielen uno
laBt 6nr@ Sen boben 5dub5oa feline
Observation-Disclosures ms 2an6, Sic
SEN 8reis erm4Btgen miirben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
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Starf lit ser SOB; 6as ml1B nit Ser
sdrift ie6er Meni@ befennen; unter
Sen &ieien ser @r0e idafft er @lab,
uno NIT ieinen &no9eni6ritten i4rei=
tet er 6abin Mber oas Meni6enge=
ldledt;; un6 mo er auftritt, iinft Ser
5terblt9e in's @rab 10 idnen pie sic
81ume 6es Sel6es, Sic unter 6em Sic
be ser Genie fdut nn6 per6orrt.
3ieie unumitobli6e @abrbeit fat
sic ct. Sobannes Mbtei in College
bile, Minn., ont fl. @%barfreitag, Ben
%. MGir5, bon neuem -beltatigt gefun-
oen;~uIs an 6ieiem Gage morgens &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Simmer bereit, benz @emeiu}upbl

Simmer bereit, benz @emeiu>uubl
foroerli@ gu iein, 0em 6armer auf
0em Sel6e, Sem @ieb5u6ter in Staq
an6 @eibe, 6em @dirtner m1f ieinem
Mdergrun6itiid un6 10 meiter, bat iid
nun SOS Mderbou=D Department aud)
ser &ausfrauen ongenomrnen, sic,
mie uns glaubmiir6ige 3el1gen aQge<
meinen Notbitan6es perit@ern, idmer
unter ser Soft ser Musgaben ieuf5en,
Sic ibnen sic Sleii6tbeuerung aufer-
legt. Die be5iigli9en Sa69elebrten
6es Departements baben ii6 5uiam<
mengeiebt un6 gu N1b un6 Srommen
Elm &o9bl16 entmorfen, 6as in Ser
p%aternalen 5iiriorge Ser 8un6esregie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

rung als ein nnifum 6aitebt. Sod ME
Sat 6ieie ii6 nm Sic internen Sausbal-
tungsangelegenbeiten Ser 8epolfe-
rung 10 inteniip %befiimmert, mie in
oieiem Safe. Sroeiien, Sic ltmitanoe
m6igen oas ia mobl re6tfertigen uno
oesbab lit es mobl a1gebradt, Dem
&1blifum oapon Mittbeilung al ma-
den, NIT ser Moti5, oaB oas betreffen-
Sc &blet auf Madfrage pom II.
8. Department Of Mgriculture, 81
flee Of Experiment Citations, 5u be-
5ieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

Gtabt-M emigfeiten. g
81 @@@@@@@@@@@@

-Gigarrenfabrifant SulinS Moams
plant sic @rri9tung zines nenen @e=
bau0eS an 5teue %oesienigen, 6as iebt
BON Sen @ebrMoern @eber als nbrma~
derla0en benubt miro. 9em 8lane
gemaB loa ser Meubau 22x90 SUB
groB uno 5mei Stod bo6 iber einem
poQen grogei@oB erridtet meroen,
un6 sic Soften hes @ebau0es meroen
auf $4,000 abgei@abt.
- @enn SIR cine 8irite moqt,
glei6piel melder Mrt, Damn lpart SIR
Gels, penn SIR 6ieielbe fauft III
8arretts Neuem Store.
- Dime audi rl1r int @eringiten
leinem Mitbemerber 5unabe treten at
moaen, fonnen mir ni@t umbin, Sen
bon Ser oemofratii9en 8artei als ben
ridtigen MQnn fir sos straBen=&om=
miliarQmt anerfannten &errn 6ranf
2orinler glei@fals in Entertaining
leiner pielen guten Dienitleiitungen,
Sic er als friiberer sSnbaber ienes Mm-
tes ser 5toot erpieien, als Ben ri@ti<
gen Mann fir ienes Mmt gu be5ei@=
men uno ibn ben 5timmgebern ser
5taot gu empfebIen in Sem pollen Be-
muBtlein, 6ab menn 6as StraBen=
@ommiiiaramt ieinen &an0en anper=
trout miro, 6asielbe mieoer tit sic
ridtigen &dn0e gegeben lit.
- Sci ser lebten regularen Ser
lammlung ser ltntteo Commercial
Grapelers mur6en folgenoe 8eamten
ermablt: Senior &atbgeber: 8. s.
&amlin; Sunior &atbgeber: @m. S.
Gels; 5efretar uno S@abmeiiter: 81.
81. 5trobel; Sibrer: 81. 6. Srib;
Sage: &arrp 9per; Sentinel: Nic.
2ombert; @recutip=&omite:: S. s. Got
ton uno S. 8. 2uffin.
- &err Martin Muti6ler erbielt
oieier Sage oie Ma9ri6t, 6aB ieine
56meiter, Srau 5oiepb Zimmerman,
in Sublimitp, Oregon, oaS 3eitli6e
gelegnet babe.
- Mit ser 6eier beS i@onen Otter
feites perbano @err Soiepb Gang Sic
6eier ieines 80. @eburtstages, sic
er in better @elun0beit i'm &reiie iei=
ner na9iten 8erman0ten begging.
= @rigbts 5bMr= uno 6eniter=
rabmfabrif miro I'M ein 5mettes Stod=
merf erb0bt mer0en. &ontraftor $.
g. Stedltng beiorgt sic Mrbeit. Mit
ser @ergr0Bernng oeS 6abrifgebduoes
gebt cine @ermebrrng ser Mrbeits-
fraft &an6 in &ano.
- Serr Sobn Moog fat ii6 nod
Montanu begeben, mo er cine ibm gu
iagen6e &eimitatte 81 erbai9en ge-
benft.
- &err un6 6rau Soiepb Mppert
bon Dulutb metlen 1T ct. CLOUD in
ser Mbiidt, .ftd bier nieoer5ulaiien;
SEER Mppert beabiidtigt, ieine Sc
idGftsfenntntiie in ct. @louo gu per=
mett6en.
= @err uno 6rau Gbeooor &ube=
ra BON &ol6ing baben ibr &eim bon
BORT na9 ct. @lou0 perlegt.
- SIR finoet ale @aaren marfirt
in einfaden 3iffern in 8arreHs
Neuem Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
am &ruhibitionsitaatc @aine ,p,'r'

A\VW
SCI, int lctteu Sabre 500 @epobn'
beitsiaufcr oem staatsgefansnllle tn
Bangor iibermieien. 9as 1T tld9t Ct
ma cine 8ebauptung ser @egner Der
Yrobibiion, ionoern cine Selt1tell1n9
oes ltuatliden @efangnibinlpettors.
Sic 3abl ser 81 fur5en Satt- ooer
rutipreheuoen @eloltrafen perurtbell=
ten @elcgcnbeitstrinfer lit se9ion.
@cna es nod zines @emeiles beonrf-
tc, oab ser llnmabigfeit our@ nidts
10 mirfjom @oribub 9eleiitet miro aus
ourh Yrobibitionsgeiete: Der Srobl=
bitionsltoot Maine miir0e i'm britt
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

uiunobafte," 6as golt ausiaugenoe
MIoridr9arif fat SEN Stur5 Ser Ste
publifaner~ in menigen Monaten CUR
Golae aebabt. Mnbere &ongreB=0i-
1trifte mer6en folgen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-01
The CoIorings
See Our New

London sack, with narrow should
ers, and long soft lapel; 3111a-inch
coat, a combination of English and
American ideas. The new Cam
bridge dip front stye is another new
model that you'll like. Athletic
shape, broad shoulders, high chest,
narrow waist. Well fit you perfect
1v
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-01
$15-$15-$15
HUNDREDS of
BlueSergeSuits
$15-$2O-$25

Do not even consider going anywhere
else but here for your blue serge suit.
We do not only assure you of clean saw
ing of at least five dollars, but we guar
antee the suits through and through, in
every detail. Moreover we have your
size-whether you are stout, slim, tall,
short or average. Our blue serge suits
alone would stock good size store but
the terrible demand for them warrants
the great supply we always carry. Every
suit in the lot is pure wool. shaped by
che ceverest tailors in the land and
backed by our iron-clad guarantee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-01
OUR Hand Tail
ored Suits at
Fifteen Dollars

are quite the most wonderful val
ues in America. We know of no
other store that has given this i'm
portant matter anything like the
care and study that we have Most
merchants are content to sell hand
tailored clothes at twenty dollars
and up We were not. We talked
with manufacturer after manufac-
turer until we found some who
agreed to deliver genuine hand tail
ored clothes at special price, pro-
vided we ordered for all our stores
at least 5000 garments. 1t was a
staggering proposition but we
snapped it up. Result-We stand
ready to sell you any style, color or
pattern you can find in other stores
at 500 (hand tailored) for
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-19

creases in value. And with the good
incomes the present land ought to be
worth from 500 to $50 per acre.
Mrs. Lena Giles Patrick spoke OF
the value OF land in Clare county.
The land is good, new and steadily
increasing In value.
Moral Training of Children. ("
Mrs. G. G. Potter read good article
on this subject. In part she said
that the children are not taken to
church and Sunday school as they
used to be, hence do not derive the
benefits from them.
Mrs. Auiler says fathers should be
more chummy with his boys and
girls, especially the girls and know
something of the associates of his
children.
''ls 1t Possible to be Personal
Friend With the man you do Bust
ness With" Mr.. Love believes 1t is
most advantageous to be personally
acquainted with the man you do
business with unless that man might
be dishonest, when one might i'm
bibe some of his dishonesty.
Mrs. G. e. Potter read an anus
ing baseball story, Strengthening
the Innocents."
Mrs. George Fauth read a sketch
of the life of Mark Twain, and "a
toast on New England Weather."
Two or three songs were sung af-
ter which the club adjourned to
meet Friday, September 2, with Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Love. Reporter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-19

Jarev, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Louise
Hoyt, Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. John JAR
Wis, Detroit and Mrs. Robert Logan,
Virginia, were guests Sunday at the
home of j.. S. Hoyt, w. Main street.
The party made the trip to this city
from Flint via auto. Miss Louise
Hoyt remained here and will be a
guest at the Hoyt home.
Robert Garlick and Miss Mary A.
Green of Detroit and both former
residents of this city were united in
marriage Monday morning at ST..
Paups Catholic church, by Rev. FIR.
p. j. Slane. They were attended by
Mrs. James Shippy and Pohn Powers
cousins of the bride. Following the
ceremony, which was performed at
7.30 Monday morning, wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides uncle, James Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garlick will reside in
Detroit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-19
Osborn in Cenesee.

Flint, August lG.-Chase S. Os-
born kept up his sizzling campaign
through Genesee county Tuesday the
days itinerary calling for ten
speeches and a hundred mile motor
ride. At Fenton Mr. Osborn was at
his best and at the close was besieg-
ed with voters pledging their sup
port. The 500 man took another
fling at the Dairy and Food depart
ment for increasing their July ex-
penses $1,000 by stating If elected
governor he would cut the number
of employees in half without interfer-
ing in the slightest with the efficien-
cy of the work. 1.-THE same thing /
believe, added Mr.. Osborn, "exists
in several other departments, and If
go down to Lansing, / am going
to set about to substantially reduce
the number of state employees, many
of whom are kept on the pay roll for
mere political service to the man
higher up"
Mr.. Osborn called attention at
Swartz Creek to the chance Mr.. Kel-
ley has had for the last five and half
years as lieutenant governor to in
itiate a tonnage tax but never men,
toned the fact until--it became GER
tain knowledge he would have oppo-
sition for the nomination. Mr.. KEEL
ley showed his real attitude on the
question when, as presiding officer OF
the senate at the last session, he
stood by and permitted the tonnage
tax bill to be ridiculed and treated
as joke and saw it sarcastically
referred to the committee on feeble
an action characterized by
Mr.. Osborn as an insult to every
In the state.
President John j. Carton of the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-19

to-daya well woman. Mrs. WILLIAM
AHRENs, 9SS w. 21st St., Chicago, Ill.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm
full drugs, and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases of any similar medi-
cine in the country, and thousands of
voluntary testimonials are on file in
the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, from women who have been
cured from almost every form of
female complaints, inflammation, I'LL
ceration, displacements, fibroid tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,x
indigestion and nervous prostrationA
Every such suffering woman owes it to\
herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham's'
Vegetable Compound trial. 4
If you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-19

furnish moisture when the shallow
will not.
A very fine recitation was given
by Miss Blanch Brooks of Saginaw.
A recitation by Ella Willoughby.
John Whelan gave us a very
fine instrumental selection, followed
by a talk on legislation. how bills
passed They are not passed on
their merits but by ring or few
of the Immortal number" He ex-
planned how the different CRAFTS of
the state are carried on in a sue
cessful manner. Mr.. Whelan thinks
II the Office which he now holds was
intrusted to him another term he
would be in better position to
serve his clients than before.
Meeting adjourned to meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenwalt, on
August 26.
Program for August
"a few Winter Blooming Plants
and Their Care" Mrs. Stiles.
Where is oil in Corn Located.
and What is its Value?" Mr.. Stiles.
DO we Lose More Through Care
lessness or Ignorance?" Mr.. Hurrell
"How can we Train our Children
to Love Nature in all her Forms?"
Mrs. Carson.
"If you are not Satisfied With
What you are, What Would you Like
to be-" Mrs. P. Willoughby, Mrs.
Hurrell
"Why do not Farmers in This Lo-
cality Grow More Wheat?" Mr.. Vim
cent.
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Riverside Farmers Club.

Thursday, August 4, Riverside
Farmers club met at the pleasant
home of Lewis Lyons and sons
ninety members and guests assem-
bled on the large, we'll kept lawn
and were entertained by few fine
selections on Mrs. Deer's phono-
graph. AS the wind blew such a
gale, we went into the house and lis
tened to a fine program which our
young folk had prepared.
The ''old folk" will certainly have
to hustle to keep in pace with the
young folk of today. The young
people are certainly credit to the
club.
The meeting was called to order
at $3.50. In the absence of Pres
ident Detwiler, d. j. Gerow acted
as president. The meeting was
opened by selection on the phono-
graph, and then Mrs. Shelter took
charge of the devotional exercises,
reading the sixth chapter of Matthew
and all Joined in repeating the
Lords prayer.
The secretary's report was read
and accepted. General routine of
business was then taken up.
Theron Kentfield acted as presi-
dent of the young folks part of the
program. A recitation by Miss Fern
Matthews, "My Dream" a song by
Miss Gladys Henspeter, which was
fine; recitation, Russell Shaffer,
when Mas Away" which was very
entertaining
Then we listened to a fine paper
by Miss Edyth Buckley on "a Girls
Life in the West She described in
very accurate manner their lives
in the west.
Recitation, Miss Margaret Schrod-
er, which was fine.
Select reading, Addie Leffingwell,
Sunday Work." All would do we'll
to consider it as it gave US some
good thoughts.
Essay, Lyman Schaffer, "My First
Year in High School," He related
some very amusing incidents that oc-
cur in evry freshman's life.
Music by the Photograph.
Recitation, Fannie Schroeder, that
we all enjoyed, and then Master
Francis Black recited eff the Girls
Don't Come and Kiss me-" which we
all thought good.
Lloyd Matthews read us a good
paper on Sunday Baseball. He
thought that it could be classcd
with any other sporting event.
Recitation by Esther Lefingweli
which was good. Song by Miss
9. Scheffler was well rendered and
an encore.
Then came a fine paper by Miss
yery creditable manner. A recita-
ion by Master Howard Case was al
10 fine, and then little Miss RATHER
ne Black sang us song which we |
Ill enjoyed. A song by Miss Cora
trace Shaffer was well rendered and |
.losed the program for the young |
people. / wish to thank them in be-
lalf of the Riverside Farmers club |
or the same.
We closed our meeting by selec-
ion on the photograph and then our
losts announced supper.
We all did justice to the supper
lie had prepared
The September meeting will be
picnic supper at McCurdy park.
We all started home, feeling that
Ir. Lyons is an ideal entertainer.
Reporter.
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constitutional convention, J. e. Beal
university regent of Ann Arbor, Geo
w. Cook. ID. N. Travis and many 9TH
er county Republicans, well known
In the state, say there is no question
about the outcome in Genesee, and
that Mr.. Osborn will carry the coun-
ty by substantial maj ority.
wednesday WI be spent in Me-
cos'a coun&with an evening meet
Ing at Big Rapids.
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