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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

ring, iom nermeit ifulbe ffripe fig
fra religisie Sfrupler. Gilitanoen
oar naiten baables.
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D e r t t. s. M%nleoning at
ltniperperiitetets foreitaaen6e Subj
le11m forbere0es / 6erne SID ct
omfotten6e Mrbei6e meo set Bor-
moal at ifaffe Morges llniperiitet
Mi6ler og Stptte. Set afaoemiife
&ollegium bar neoiat EFT &omite,
iom nil rette &enpen6elie til bele
Solicit ONT at poe 8iorag til ct Uni
oeriitets= @amt(1ae
2onoets &omuner anano6es ON at
bntne Sn6iamlingsfomiteer. l1ni=
perli1etets &eftor, &rofeslor @reg=
ger, u%oarbeioer eli &eoegiprelie for
ltniperlitetets nltpnrenoe pfonomiife
Stilling. &ebegjgrelieu oil nile, at
Stilltngen er panlfelig.
II | t t e. Sefon0lpitnant Mn=
6ers Marcl,sien, SonoeUoro, lom
ii6en 2ongfreoog far peret iapnet,
blep forle0en fun6et 6rtpen0e |
| spen p0erlt i gonoeijorosfjor6en
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@%otorbooo og far lioen lite peret
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Gage efter 6ripenoe / en- Sig.
Spor6an lllpffen er gaaet for Zig,
er life go0t at iige. Ser par / @aa-
ifen lterf &11ling mes bpi @p.
San6ipnligbeoen toIer for, at for:
l1lpffe6e er ifDllet oberbor0. Soar.
Gus en bar en- for Spitsberge11turi:
iterne fjen0t Sfiffelie. San BETTY.
re0e / Suriitinlonen set 0erperen
Sc &oitfontor ian1lnen mes lin 6a
ser, &palfanaItbeltprer Marcusle n
9 au t a t enen tt
81 uen ct MI f9rotg og ble'
forle0en Gag brogt ombor0 / Sc
:lSfib, lpm ifal FIRE Sen til &ouel'
&e0 ct Gilfeloe, JONI nuiten ier ii
JONI cit Sarlfe, er Set lelpe Camp
ifibet u@onger &olp", bpem oer11
mGgtige Sten er bctroet. Werbar
Muntbe % 9r. @aoc por ttllte0
u1oer Srtoifibuiuge1, iom por c
telnlnelig piotlpftig Stpffe Nrbej0'
@opnepnienets 6lpttcfron lefte
lStenen up 90 ilG6te Sen berpat
bnngel1Oe / 9uften opcr @on6et De
til u@auger &olf". Man laant
&iGttinger fra Mplanos &nrfitei
"a inge11 andre bapoe 0eu1 itert
moi.
S ice 2u
is enfelte al @ergensbanens Sun
heller pitenfor @ulspif er ser ia
j., ooarlig 6ielb, at man MI ier il
npot til at 11ure 5tenbpnlp pa
fortere og lengere Stpffer. Oct
CT ct ierrt % foltbort Mrbeibe uno;
9riften, 6a ser bare fam arbei0e
ON @ottell, og Stillo0ierne maa Il
ges ne6 for bper Sag. S en- {
, Iunnellcrne oerborte fal0t nplig c
Sten neo, netop iom @o0stog'
fjprte igiennem, fortGller $50:
9Lpis". Sen fal0t paa 2ofomotio'
% fnltlte &uoen in6 til Malfinrun
met, iaa Tprbpoeren, JON 1to0 il
l 6enfor, fif bele Nniigtet opriipet
@losiplinterne.
en- 5frpne 1T 9 e I. 8
CT n1 fonltateret, at ct Sig, iol
!; blep fu11oet / 8ergens &ope0palli
} basiin, er al en- 11|1g 8ager, io1
foripanbt fra @pen for 5 ltgt
li6en. 9erpe6 er en- beflagelig Size
ligbe6strageote uoipillet. Manoen le
0rufnet Jig 1trafs fan ifuloe gift
! iig. Mlt Sia0bo bar beitilt, 8efpel1
meligbeo leiet og @jeit ter in6b1i
til @rplluppet. @on Dap0e i110bilj
lin 6orlope6e, at Fan bap0e fle1
tl1iin6 &rolrar / 8onfeu, og FIJI
bab0e / 9illio 6ertil opiagt iin Sti
: ling for at gifte Jig mes bam. 8
bier Jig imi6lerti0 MI efter bor
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

9 unants e
t e. Som ser bill erin1res, baboe
Senri D11nant beltemt, at Sen enc
&alppart al bans efterlaote Sor.
niue iful0e tilfoloe scbmei5 og Sen
onoen Southport Morge for at att
benoes til almennpttige Snititutio=
ner. Otter Mnmo6ning al @recu-
tor teitamentt Doboe &igsaopofat
|Sme6al, 5olofasierer 2pplan6 og
Sanitetsogerit Doae afgipet 6orilag
til Mi6lernes Mnber6elie / Morge.
Sc tire &errer foreiIog: y ut Ser
opretteS ct 2egot poo 10000 ST.
me6 9unants Mopn, og at &enter-
ne oeraf for6eles bbent Mar mellem
ben norfe If6eling al set rpbe
'&ors pg Morite @pinoers sanitts>
forentng me6 en- &olb6el til bber.
- ut &elfbelgbet ca. 1000 &r. TIL
itaoes Ben mrife @amoritonfore<
ming. - gfterat @recutor bar go6-
Ifieabt bette 5oriIag, er @engene MI
itillet til Dispoiition.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

nolotte til Sen %. Stunt fomner
Sc altiaa noget for tioligt BERTH.
9 ebro9erie paa ct
@oren fr + 0 II t or.
S September flor blep Sorenifri=
perfolltoriit @ernbar0 Mn0reai e1
paa Wol6e arrel teret ior ltn6erll ag
pes &omSools Sorenlfriperrouy,r.
Sioen September ifior bar Mn0re=
csien ii6fer / @oretegtsorreiten i
Moloe &reosfengiel og / ODER s
Maane6er bor ltnoeri6gelierne mos
bam poagaaet. Set bar paret ct
meget panifeligt Mrbei6e at fin6e
Geoe / Sen inopifleoe Gag. &onto-
rilten bap6e tilpen0t Jig Mrpebelpb,
iom ifulbe lenoes til Mmerifa,
SinglGsningsgebprer m. b.. Men
mango at ltn6eri lagene bob6e bon
0effet pe6 ienere Superior. 9ette
bar Orepet iDltematiif / en- 15-1G
Nor, iaa Set oil let ifignnes, at
6orbol0et bar meget banifeligt at
rp60e op /. Set @elpb, iom ma,1
mes Siffcrbeo far opoaget, at Mn=
0reos]en 1lopli0 for ttlpen0t Jig,
uhajor Gr 13,674.31. @erfor III:
ian leperet cit fuloltnn0ig 5illtao=
elie Me1 set CT n1cget %lonOiyu=
ligt, at Fan bar tilpen0t Jig Ell bcl
Gel onOre 8eleb, JONI man ton lfe=
Zig nil fu1111e foo opflaret. Selp
o1giper bal1 life at f!111ne buife set.
&eo 6orbprSrette11 06n1tcS Mnbreos=
ien til AZ Mars Snngiel pg So6
al itotsborgerlige &etti96e0er. @a';
oppellereoe poo 5teoet.
6 nor t g TORT e l.
t + / II g, Mrftteft 8eut5e11, Ser
napnlig far opereret / 8erlin, her
it6ite l1ge paagreben al Seem Dor1
&olitiet paa ct 0ompifib, u1e6 bpil:
> fet ban UNDER Forthcoming bar fon1.
met fra Gber6ourg, efter at ian
lGngere Si0 far pGret efterlp Jog,
boooe / Tronfrige og England a
@erlinerpolitiet. 8ent5en blet
!: itrafs efter Mnbol0elien ienot tiroo.
&c til Berlin un6erHolitipagt. Sans
= Some, iom far ful9t bam pao fell
> 6lugten, fulgte fripillig tilboge mel
! lamme Sfib iom lin Man6. 90
@ent5en arreltere6es, fo116tes bon
8eli00elie at 100000 Morf.
Sen beorogeri fe Mrfitefts 8pgel
m0erl9ges for Sioen al 8erliner
politiet. Set er biotil fonitateret, a
&osiipo u6gjer ca. 100000 Morf
n1eOets 11ge11 Mtt1pa t111Oes. Ses
r0en bar fan be6roget Molerer
: Norman og lin spi9crmoSer fo1
Millioner og ifa6et flere itore @pg
t gefirmaer. Sier fplelige er imio
lertio 8ent5enS Meriter for Sc tai
t rige Soft i imaa @aar, lom far
( bor totalt rl1ir1eret. Sans talrig|
: &ontoriiter og Msiiitenter ct oesu
! Sen itarft ifo0eli6en6e. 8lo6ent
I hringer LANCE @eretninger ON Nrre
{ ltotionen og ont @ent5ens mange@e
orogerier. 6orbitrelien moo Spin6
leren er flor. Sans 8eorifter fill
! ores iom eneitooen0e / Gon1pittig
%bebslpsbe6.
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Z. Fra Piazza del Popoo. En- Novene Cyclus. S5 Slider af Will
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30


the operation was successful and the
patient is on the road to recovery.
The Post Office will be closed on
Thanksgiving day Nov. 30th, 1911,
except between the hours of 10 and
IL a. m, when il will be open for de-
livery OF mail at the general delivery
and carriers windows. The city car
riers will make their regular trip in
the morning. The rural carriers do
not serve their routes on this holi-
day.
Mrs. George Fink entertained a
number of old school friends with a
dinner Sunday evening at her home
on Grant avenue. Miss Belle Depew
of Flint, Mrs. Sawyer of Detroit,
Miss Nettie Kress of Eugene, Oregon,
Mrs. Flora Wise, Miss Dora Hicks
and Miss Louise Hood were the
guests.
In speaking Of last Sunday services
the ST. Louis Leader said "Miss Har-
riet McGraham OF Shewano, Wis, will
sing at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday both morning and evening.
Miss McGraham, it will be remem-
bered, is the daughter Of former
pastor, which fact will render her
coming of increased interest. She now
has charge of the musical work in the
Alma public schools"
AT nine o'clock last week Wednes-
day morning at the Catholic church
Father Mulvey united in marriage
Henry Dametsenaere and Emma Mou-
ten; August Claerhout and Irma Cal
lens. The young people were Bel
gans Miss Mouten having recent
ly come to the United States to
marry the man of her choice, The
marriage service was given in the
Flemish language, the language ma
tive to the Belgium people The men
are at present employed on farm
south of Alma, but will reside in the
city during the winter.
The bazaar held by the ladies OF
the Presbyterian church last week
Thursday and Friday, was a success
in every way. The bazaar itself
which was held in the Sunday school
room, and at which many useful and
dainty articles were sold from various
well decorated booth, netted the ladies
over $l1s,OO The chicken pie supper
given Friday evening was no small
feature Of the bazaar, about 23O peo-
pie partook of the tempting viands al
tables decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and green; the Husbands" and
Husbands to be- winning laurels a:
walters; the receipts from the supper
were $500 AS a result of their eff.
forts the ladies have $4,000 in their
hands which will be used toward pur.
chasing new carpet for the church
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
GLORIOUS HAIR

Any woman who neglects her hair
cannot expect to have as lovely hair
as the woman who doesn't
Wash the hair once a week, use
PARTISAN SAGE daily-keep your
hair brush clean and in a few days
you will give to your hair beauti-
full lustre that you will be proud of.
PARTISAN SAGE is a most relia-
bic hair tonic; so reliable that Chas.
Rhodes guarantees it to eradicate
dandruff, stop falling hair and itching
scalp, or money back.
1t should be used as dressing by
every member Of the family because
it keeps the scalp clean, prevents
hair from turning gray and badness.
Large bottle so cents. You will have
no use for ordinary pre- arations after
once giving delightful PARTISAN
SAGE a trial.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30

Rev. w. s. Birdsall Of Elm Hall
stopped in Alma Tuesday night OH his
way to Vaudeville Ohio, to preach the
funeral sermon of Mrs. NJ. q. Root, for
merly OF this place.
Mrs. c. b. Gardner and daughter Luz
cile expect to leave Wednesday, Dec. g
for San Diego, Cal, where they will
make short visit, and proceed to Los
Angeles to spend the winter months with
Mrs. GARDENERS parents who are resi-
dents of that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McFaul are the
parents of ten pound baby girl born
Tuesday OF this week. Jim is happy,
while Uncle Duncan keeps steadily at
work.
The members of the Alma City band
have donated their services for the last
two nights of the Alma Poultry and Pet
Stock Association, and the strains Of
music will revert through the show
room on the evenings of Dec. and s.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30

Mrs. f. A. Gill and Miss Cleo Gill
spent Sunday with relatives in Perry
Miss Belle DePew of Flint visited her
father at Brainerd's hospital over Sun
day.
Hugh Norman Ronald Jr, was born
Monday, November q, at Thorntowu,
Indiana.
The Misses Lena and Hazel Faunce of
St. Louis we're Alma visitors Monday
evening.
T.. N. Chadwick was in Owosso on
business Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Charles Murphy left last Friday for
Chicago. He expecte to return in time
to enjoy the Thanksgiving dinner at
home.
The Thimble Club of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday, afternoon.
Dec. Z, at the home of Mrs. Page on
Grant Ave.
The U. b. Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Mary Ensley, 2o7 Lincoln Ave ;,
Dec. ID A chicken pie supper will be
served at noon.
Harp Strings and Heart Strings" is
the subject of DIR. Monroe Markley's adj
dress at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, Dec. 6. Third lecture on w.
ceum course.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
ARCADIA GRANGE NO. 500

Arcadia Grange, No 500, met i'll regu-
lar session Saturday evening, Nov. Goth.
W. Nj. in chair. Number of officers
present 10. Regular order of business
taken up and bills disposed of, after
which all adjourned to the dining room
on the lower floor, where feast of good
things had been provided. Our next
meeting will be held Saturday evening
Dec 9th. at which the annual election
of grange officers will take place. AL
members requested to be present
Grange closed in form. Forty present
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Three weeks from next Monday is
Christmas.
Hot coffee and doughnuts served at
the Rummage sale. X
Miss Mabel Chapman spent Sun
day with Elwell friends.
C. 5. Abbott of Detroit was in
Alma Tuesday of this week.
Attorney w. A. Bahlke transacted
business in Ithaca Monday.
Edward Brehm is spending the
week with friends in Cadillac.
c. c. Field OF Shepherd was an Al
ma visitor Tuesday of this week
Mrs. J. w, Robinson spent the
week end with Saginaw relatives
James Kress was home from Fer
ris Institute the last of the week.
Fred Cover was in Grand Rapids
on business the first OF the week
Clinton Nelson returned Monday
evening from a western business trip.
Walter Vliet OF Washington, d. c.,
was an Alma visitor the last of the
week
Harry Lyon OF Jackson spent the
last of last week with his Alma
friends.
II. b. Warren Of the Central Mich
igan Paper Co. was an Alma visitor
Tuesday.
J. w Robinson returned Monday
morning from a business trip to
Arkansas.
c. A. Sharp and Charles Spencer
OF St. Louis were in Alma on bust
ness Monday.
Our merchants report business good
and prospects bright for an excellent
holiday trade.
MIS- Frances King returned last
Thursday from few days visit with
Detroit friends.
Frank Hurst occupied the pulpit in
one of Saginaws Presbyterian
churches Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Lancashire OF
Detroit arrived in Alma last Thurs
day for a few days visit.
TheWoman's Club will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs w J.
Melchers, 912 State street
Attorney James c. Kress and John
NJ. Durham were in Ithaca on bust
ness Tuesday of this weeq
Secure the warm clothing for your
self and family and refurnish your
home at the Rummage sale.
County Drain Commissioner +. w
Redman was caller at the Record
office Tuesday of this week.
Hubert Brainerd is working in
Smith & Cars hardware store, he
began his duties there Saturday.
The Minnich livery stable is being
torn down preparatory to opening
Prospect street through TO the Park
Mrs A. c. Wyant entertained her
sister-in-law, Mrs Nancy Burkholder
and daughter Miss LA of Lake City
| last week
Miss Bessie Schwartz left Satur-
day morning for New York where
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
COMING-DEC. 10 IA.

DR.. Owen, Detroit eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist 81 years, who
also tests eyes and fits glasses, will
be at the Wright Hotel. Alma, on
professional business again Deem
Der 13 and a. Consultation and eyes
tested free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Pastor, J. w. Priest, 702 Woodwork
Avenue.
The pastor Will preach next Sunday.
His theme in the morning will be, The
Protection of Christian Service, aud III
the evening, Somewhat Religious"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
LADIES. ATTENTION.

The ladies of the Baptist church
invite you to their sale of aprons,
fancy goods, candy and baked goods
on the balcony of Crandell & SCOTS
store, Dec and 6.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
LUTHERAN SERVICE.

German Lutheran service at the U. B
church next Sunday morning. Dec. 3, al
p. M. standard time. Sermon by the
pastor. A. Sauer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
DELINQUENT list.

n foIlosing : = Iist Of the
nun.eusnt Tar Payers Of LaSrenee
10y. X, returned b. the shef-
- a.s Ms dsSufiss for The year
80 -,
nrspt where Othervise stated
- q TIE persons named 4 ehars-
- An poll t.K Cor county. and al
1850 dhtricts With poll tAA
nr .hool parpOses:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

4 COYy-AItss1-
MONT HOLT. Clerk
OId PaPerS for sale AZ this Office
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-01-13

For fine, healthy cabbage plants
see Mrs. James Curry at Botany
Bay plantation, st. Joseph.
Mrs. Lettie Kelley and son Brad.
ley Kelley. of Red Lick, Miss.
were visitors this week to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Van.
The change Of schedule Of the NJ,
H. & L., which went into effect on
the LIST inst, does not seem to meet
with popular favor along the line.
The trains have been making very
poor time Of late and running very
irregularly and the mail service is
notisfactory. The early arrival Of
the south-bound makes almost i'm
possible to reply same day to cor
respondence received on morning
train. No doubt the service Is ad-
vantageous to Natchez, and in that
particular is not inconvenient 10 us.
but connection at Tallulah out Of
Vicksburg is very uncertain, due to
the narrow margin Of one hour Civ.
en- the ". 9. & p. which is gen.
orally considerably late reaching
that point. But then in Justice to
tho road. can any railroad make a
schedule to please every bodyH
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-01-13
Card Of Thanks.

There are hours that come into the
lives Of some, when every impulse of the
heart is buried under its weight of sor-
~ow. We stand there to-day; yet we
would fain give expression to the graft.
tude that wells up from the depths Of our
hearts as we remember the kindness oil
those who have done so much to comfort
our precious dead, and to brighten for u
starless sky.
Words cannot express our appreciation
OF those friends Who have shared with us
the lonely vigils by her bedside. No
sweeter memoir can live in any heart
than the memory of their untiring devo-
lion to the one who has just left US. The
waves of sorrow break upon every shore,
and we can but hope that friends as true
lay gathe; around each one of them
should grief invade their homes.
Coming among you as it were strang.
ers in strange land, our hearts over.
flow in gratitude for the kindness that
has been shown us, and to one and all
who were so kind 10 our beloved dead we
extend heartfelt thanks and shall always
leel the deepest gratitude.
H. c. BRAUD.
MISS ELISE BRAUD.
RrpSSIDr IA