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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-12-18
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I BY Earle Hooker Eaton
TT a pretty ;;;<ir|!! (! were
- standing
Meath a spris Of mistletoe'
With her rofuish eyes
a-twinkle
And. her rounded cheeks
J aglow-
The RIGHT .......
CHRISTMAS Way
BY MRS. n. L. MONTY.

tCopyright, 1912. by American Press Asso-
ciationl
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

works. stored in the hold directly un- der his quarters. This part of the cargo had to be removed when the yes sel touched the first English port
 Theway from Japan lay by Slnga- pore, Shanghai, the Penang straits, Colombo and Suez. Passing the straits of Messna, the doctor saw the earth quake ruins and saw StrOmboli in ac- tion. He had good midday view of Gibraltar. Thence he went to Liver pool and London. His return across the Atlantic was made on tie Cunar- der F'ranconia to Boston.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
INTENT ON FACTS

The other day Philip wanted a pair of boots. Papa tried to reason him out of it. but the youngster persisted in his demand. Finally papa told him a little story-one that he had read in the newspaper. The boy was all attention and the story proceeded.
 7A little boy in Baltimore had been given pair of rubber boots by his father He Waded in the water with them-water ran over the tops of his boots-boy took cold-mother Eut his feet in hot Water-greW worse-doctor came-little boy died dertaker-funeral.'
 The little boy listened attentiYely to the end of the story, and the father was congratulaing himself on the impression he had made when with a long breath, Philip asked
 What did they do with the boots. National.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-25
Jn(GnO ge(egrap6

Eprbern unteru suns.
Daf9iustou, .. e., "A. Sept.
Sendtor glupp Bat Don SEQ. W. perz
tins sin Shrsiben erboIten, NORM sr
erIuht fpiro, Gbas. .. 5iLIss, ben
9urirser oes rspublitaniihen Ratio.
ualtommittees, DOR oas Senatstomz
mittee gu labsn, tpelhes ii6 nit Der
uuteriunung Der RampaeHss sgetiteus
srn befabt. oamit er in 8e3ug auf isine
gebauptuns, BAG Gpl. RooisDelt Wtils
lionen oss GeIoss oss Grntsmaf6inens
1ruits ausssgeben babe, 3eugnib abs
lege.
Senator glapp tpuitutirte, bag Serr
Stiles 8tpeifelsohre oorgelaoen unh
niht allein in geSug auf Die in 5ra3s
tommenoe gebduptung, ipnoern aud
in 8esug auf algemeine aampagnes
geiIteuern ausgefragt neroen piiroe
WlitaIisoer Der Rational Retdil 5os
bocco Dealers Min. haben Selegram
me on Ssndtpr Glupp gerihtet. lpprir
ne perIangen, e1b bic geitrdee oes
ameritanii6en Sabats SruIts gu Der
aampaenes 9yonos Der lsBten Sabrt
unteriuht neroeu.
Genator glapp bat cine llnteriu'
6una eingeieitet, nm feit3uftelIen, Of
aampdqne aputri6utionen nit be,
Wsiaeruna nes SpngreiIes, in Ieinel
SpesiaIieTion i'm Sabre 1909 Der
@oltarif 3u Gnbsrn, etpas gu thur
batten. gr min Dem opaen aemmitte,
cine Romensliite ppn 3eueen unter
breiten, in Der auber 9ertretern be,
Wollinbuitrie II. q. Die N1men bes @r
5prehsrs Cannon, Qbgeorbneten Wic
ainlep BON 9SIinpis uub bss 4baeoro
neten Wsets BON MaHahuietts figuri
ren. Mehrere DItltne GeIhdftsleut
aus Der fpsenannten rgproeb Wppien
| eSnpuitrie ha6en neulib mebrere Gpn
ferensen nit 5errn Glapp gebobt, 2sb
terer tpeisert fih ober, iiber ben Sn
bait bieier geipre6ungen fh Gus3u
IaHsn.
Die pbenssnannten brei Gpnereb
leute fplIsn i'm Sabre 1908 NIT ge
fASftskutsu Der .W1zitso Muclsa
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beutf6en Gaifer unD Ieinem dlteiten
Sobne lit 10 DoaitdnDtg, DaB Der erSalier
es mad oem .Wiesbaoener 5agebldtt"
d6lebnte, am leBten yreitag Den Jefts
lidteiten gu G6ren bes Geburtstages
Der aronprin3eifin Gecilie bei3uIpob>
men. Bel Der gtiidtebr BON ben Jlotz
tenmdnoDern fubr Der aaiier 5tpar DON
Wiibelmsbdpen na6 potsDam, aber er
begab iih ntdt nah bem Wtarmorpa-
lais, fpnbern fu6r CUR SAB mad Roz
minten.
Die qendnnte Miesbabener 3eitung
6ebauptst, bas eeipunnte 8erhdltnlB,
oas Ieit Gangem 3tpiiden Dem 8aifer
uno Ieinem 9bronerben beitebt, babe
iiA in Der leBten 3eit 10 psrIdlimmsrt.
bab lie taum mebr miteinanoer fprez
den unb ii6 Der 8ermtttelung zines
Sofbeamten 6eDfenen. Denn iie {i6 9ez
genIeitig etrpas nit8utheileu BADEN.
vgei ben tiir3lihen WanDDern be-
| ii6ttgte Der 9aiIer bus Regiment oes
&ronprin3sn niht. Der 5hronfolSer
| Fublte fih baburd tief getrdntt uno
tlagte feiner llmgebung gegenifber iiber
Die ibm 81 5beil getpprosne Bebdnos
lung. Sn 9oftrsifen pirb bebauptet,
bdb Der aaiier ieinem Grben bic De-
monitrdtion i'm Rei6stag, Die ieiner
3eit 10 niel Staub uufipirbelte, ntht
persstben fonne. auh foQ Der aaiier
bariiber er6oIt iein, buB Der arouprin3
lpeniaen militGriIhen Gifer entfaltet
unb Jrsunoihaftsn geihIOIfsn BAT, Die
| fir einen tiinftigsn adtfer ni6t
| Thidli6 iein iousn. 2lae 0erTude,
cine 4usirbnunQ SpiIten Batter uno
Sohn berbei3ufii6rsn, BADEN iih als
fru6tlos srpisisn."
| Yrin3 2ouis Rapoleon
Wlurat geitorben.
/ garis, "a. Sept. Sm 2tlter Don
l6l Subrsn lift bier Der Bring 2ouis
RdpoIeou Wurut aus benz Qeben aes
Ii6iepen. Der 9sretptgte mar sin GnteI
oes IeBtsn Gonigs bon Reapel uni
Reife Der grsaaiisrin Gugenie. 81
purbe am % De5embsr 1851 geborer
lno permdblte 'i6 1873 nit Gugeutd
Widdilopna Somprp, elmer OerDtttDe
ten Giiritin SrbsIiuni.
.&io" W c Con perlungt siHt
i Wtlliou g 6aoeneru us.
i grIfiel. "a. Sept. Der ameri
tGniife Jaufttdmpier Rorman SeIbl
(aio Wcgop) Derlangt fir ietns Be-
baftung unter Diebltublsoeroaht Dol
Der belsiitsn Resierung 1,oo0,00t
5ruHcs Shaoenerias. Seine Joros
rung purbe beute formsa etngereiht.
Der Taufttdmpfer fpuroe betanHt
lid am 20. Suli in Qonbou unter De
gsItuIoigung feitsenommen, in Often
I be on sinem SupeIenoisbitubl bethel
Iigf gepefsu gu ieiH, befen Spfer bi
: 7Furitin pom ghurn unb 5aris puroe
Wu6bem er iiber cine N2hs i'm 9e
fGngnib 3ugebru6t unb i6lieBlih &c
] Gen 6obe Saution auf freien SUB ge
Test norben mar, erfolete an % au
: cuIt feline GntlnFung, neil bic 6el9i
ztiae poli8ei 3uge6en muBte bdB 2
: nihts nit benz 9erbreaeH 5u tbun 5d'
: te nds itm 3ur 2ait asleat tpuroe.
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5p3iaIbemp mptratifhs
Qanotassa bgtorns
$50 49, H,ev; At

Dor Der eriten Siraftommer hes
bieiiasn gnnbgeriats | bat Der YroSsB
asasn bic fosialbtmoiraiiiChen Abaes
Oroneien Borbarbt unn 2eiaert beaons
ntn. CT bilnet bas Nnhipiel Der risis
erpdbnten GenFationsisene i'm preubis
5hsn gtbesnrbnstentoufe. ala Der ins
sipiifen geiiorbene praiieent isrsiterr
+. Grffu bic poIisei au nilfe rief. Hors
dorbt hattie iih bdrndls Ieiner geipalt.
famen Ensfsrnuns mihtrfebt unn mar
II {eintm WinerItonb BON ntm Mboes
assnstsn 0einers unsssliits uasesH.
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tgaron Rarj DALI DO n 9is'
btxfteinf.

pa h..H Deiler, 8aben, "a. Sep'
ismber eiboIf. Tyreiberr Wldrihad BON
Hitberitein, elmer Der brildnteiten DIs
picmoien DeutfGidnbs. 1T bier nab
turser Rrantbs;t geitorben.
Der 0eritortene, Der crit i'm Wldt
bieTes schres gum oeutTGen 8otihofs
ter Tn Qonbon ernanni spurbe, mar
hierber astommen, um bic gaoer 5u
nstmen uEb befonb fih bis Dor elmer
Node In perb1Itnibmdbig gutter 9ss
iunbbeit. CT ertrantte bann uno ietn
3uitonb perfhlimmsrte ii6 5uieenog,
BIB ibn ON Disnitdg Der 5oo Don ists
nen aeiben trloite.
anfonas bss oabres litt Der Baron
an snfluen3d uno Fein 5ob piro Den
gladpir.ungsn oieier arontheit 5usss
it,rieben, bic ibn bamals ishr se@
ifnG6t bate. nie aud feins onets
itrenate arbeit in apnbon, isitbem CT
gum gOtf4aftsr bortisIbit srHannt
tpuroe.
Der Baron ipurbe am II. Sftober
1912 auf BEN pGterlihen Gut Qeusrss
baufsn bei yreiburs /. gr. ee6oren.
mar fomit ndbau 70 Sabre ali, itus
bierte bic Refte, trat in BEN baoif6en
suitisbienft unb iparo GiaatsaniDalt
in Wdnnbeim. Seit 1876 srunoberrs
Iitxr Abgeorbnettr in Der bdsifhen ers
fen BANNER, pertrut er fonierpatips
grunbTdbe unn iuhte nit Wtiibibdus
Fer in Bubeu neb<n ben ultramontaa
nen nuh cine epangelifhe tsrhlihs
p1rtei su eriinben. 3uglsid itslltt q
fit BET ben Rsinsiagspdhlen 1873 on
bic Gpise elmer tonfsrpatiDen- gsrpe'
suna unb fHIob fit I'M Reidstug ben
Teuffh<aonferpaiiDer an. 1879 gum
Qanbasrittsiott in Wannbeim err
rannt. iudrc er 1882 Griter Staats'
onipalt baislbft. aber 1883 buoifhel
gefonbter in Berlin unb Wiislief
bss gunbesraihs. Hah oem Riidtriti
g3ismard's i'm W1rs 1890 Staatsa
fesrtiGr oes ausfpGriisen 4mtes 1s'
sporoen, lsiteie sr beiDnoers bic Der.
hanbluneen iitsr bic 5dnoelsDsrirGge
bic er aud i'm Reihsiass pertbeioigte
Sn Der prsfis DsrIeuuoti. ptranlnBti
lR. Gnot 1896 ben pro3sb 2etsrt.
eiiboD, Der inn Wni 1897 ben prosef
D. Aoui6 unb bebenilifx EnttiilIun,
asu iiter bic poliiiife poli3ei in gerr
Tin sur boIse bate SIM Septembel
sn.IdfIen, .ipurbe M. I'm Qcpsinbel
1897 8ptiHdfter bes Dtutihsn Rei
dxs In aonftoniinopel.
Baron Morfhau bon gieberftsir
COLT ols einsr Der fdbisftsn Tiploma
ten itiner 3tit. unb feit nem Iob,
gism1rds oIs Der iibisfte Diploma
Dxuti6lanbs. W1brenb Der IA Ja6rs
bic er In acnitontinopel tpeilie, ipurbv
er off mad Berlin befhieben, mo Det
Raiftr NIT ibm sonferiris, nitt nu'
nit He3iebung auf tiiriifds 4nstltssn
heiten. fonbern oub nit Dt3us az
BE ousnlrtigen angelegsnxitel
DeusfdIonbs I'm Aasemeinen. Gi
purb< oftmnIs aneebeutei. bab e
tb1tfGMlih bic gonSe anDndrtiee 90
Iitif be5 sfciferS tontrofIise. CT ma
ein snsl&ixbener Nsfirmorser btr btui
In eslonjcIs bsaw. 0xRaaiien1'
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@etterberi6t.

Cir Obto .unb bag tpeitlide
penniplponien: llnbsitimmtes 8etter
om Witttpod; fpabriteinIid gefolgt
bon Sirihreeen. in Der Waittipoh
Raht ober am 9onnsrItas. Giibler am
Donnerjiag. CsitIife Winne.
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W ariueiolpaten a mad oe'
Gomiuitanifd den Hepu@
h


8omtuitanif den Repu>
Bid &c anDt.
q8uf9ington, .. e., "a. Sept.
Col. ). Moies pirb am nd4Iten Jrels
tdq nit 74O WlarineIoloaten an goro'
oes 5ransportoaupfers ~pratrle" n1h
Gan Domingo ab9ebeu, um bic VIE
oerer0faung Der 0ominitaniiden 3ous
itatipnen on Der 8ren3s bon Sdpttt, pie
uOn ben Gepolutiondren ge'dlphen
porosn limb, gu er3pingen.
Die NbleuDung Der Wtdrlnsiplooten
Duroe am 0ienitag in elmer apnTs@
ren3 beidIoien, bic Der 9rdiioeni Sdtt
pGbrenb Oes Cages nit oem itsaperz
tretenoen Warineietretdr 8eetman
8intbrop bate. Der Silf5ItQdtsietrss
tor 9uutington Wilion unb Btuldm
0oDle, Der Gbsf Der tetnifdzdmerttdz
nilfsn 4btbeilung oes Staotsoeportes
ments, bQtteH dm Wpntug benz prdfts
oenten Sdft gu bem Shritt gerathen.
Der grigdossenerdl UecSntpre,
gbef oes 4rmee Suiular 8ureaur uno
5err 8opIe tperben uls Spe3iultonl~
miffGre Die WdrineIolooteH beglettsl'
uno cine Il. terIuhung betreffs Der
Qaoe in Der SpminttantiGen Fepuz
blit. namentIia an Der 9reu5e BON
Supiti fiibren, no bic ReDolutiondren
| Iia suiQmmenitadren. Der 9dmpfer
rpiro ungeIdbr an 3. Ottober in Gam
ia Domingo untommen.
Inter benz Dorpipuz8ertrag pom
Sabre 1907 5piI9en ben Ser, Stoaten
unb Der 9ominitaniI6eu Republii
| finb bic Der. Staten fir Die gtns
nabme uno bic geb0rigs 8ertbeilunq
Der 30Qe Der Republit peranttportli6
| gisber Il. bies aud t5 frieoItcher
8eife unb nit grobem 8ortbeiI I'll,
bic Republit geItebeu. bic Rebeler
aber, bic DON 9apiti aus opsriren, ho'
BEN jsBt ale bier 3OQitotionen on be,
Grense geidlofeu.
| Die W}orinetruppeu tperoen ale no:
| t6ige 9eiualt anpenoen, um Die 3ol'
itationen pisoer 81 Dffnen uno in ge:
trisb All erbalteu, bic biefigen 8eam:
ten iino Qber Der 4niiht, bab bic Re,
beQen, penn Tie BON Den 4bIi6teu Del
| Ser. Staaten unterrihtet tperoen, lei:
nen Wiberftauo leiiten tperben uHo e
pieQeitt nitt etnmol n0tbig ieir
perbe, Die Sruppen 81 Ionbeu. Wenr
abr 4n3eihen Don Wioeritano Dor
banben iein IoIlte. oQnr tperoen Irup
pen an Der Rprpz rpie Der SiiotiiIti
gelanbet perben, bic oann ms Sinner
5u maribiren bdben piiroen, bd si
teire giienbabnen gibt, bic mad oel
, 3onItotipnen fiibren.
gluBer ben MorireIoIoater BON De
rDrairie" tonneu i'm Safe Der Rotl
nod 80 Wonn gIauiuten uno Mari
nsIoIbaten bon benz Sanpnenboo
.Dfesting", bas iid jeBt in bomiui
tariihen 9epGFern befiroet, perfpen
bet IperpeH. Weitsre 8riegsihiffe tDn
nen, rpsnn biss notbis psrosn ioQts
, in tir8eiter 3eit na6 oominitaniiAel
getpdfern geihidt peroen.
Wlpiteri6fs SobesfGIIe.
9enper, GoI., "A. Sept, Same
Cooper WbeeIer bon 6pllis, Gong S.
lamb, Batter bon SRI. Gonbuce WheeIe,
bic ON %. Suni i'm Bones Gate, bs
0enper, ertrunten lit, lit bier ar
Mlonta9 Abeno unter perodhtige
: llmitGnben geitorben. WbeeIer fam ar
IsBteu SSrsttag nah 0snper, um ietn
SntereFeu nit 8e3ug auf bos 1eita
! ment ieiner So6ter pabr3unsbmen. 6
bat nGmIih cine alage eingereiht, Der
3ufolge has 5eitament, in tpeldsm :
{ 8. Darreu Weper gum RualaBper
malter renannt niro, fir un9iltig er
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Jnouitrie cine aonferen3 abgebdltsn
baben. Die 2sstersn iolen oanu ipaz
ter in gbicaso NIT ReprGientonteu Der
neitIihen S6af3iihter iber Sarifs
angelsgsnhsisen iOnfsrirt babe1.
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H.. G. Decentralization
VT. o'' 's'"'"'''''""''"
~
WerDen am sSrettGg nGd) can
Tnmiuen oeifhift ,uerDen
ses
Inn bic Spaitationem tpieoer su
erDfrueu.
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ilnb stublanos eerparnt.

Gob Die gaItanitaateu our6 eineil
serieg nit Der Iiirfei uid)ts. ge.
fpinnen tonnten.
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MuslanD
syreiberr Marl6aQ bon
Bieberitein
Der 6erporrasenoe oeatf6e
Staatsmann.
1lub Ssutiae BOtidaiter III
3pnbpn
ssn 9aoentpeiIer, gaben, nad) fur5sr
Qranfbeit geitorben.
Fluid Ser5os 5ran5 Soiepb bon
9apern,
Eer iiinglte gruoer Der a0nisin Der
8eIgier, acitorben.
Eie SnieI SpIt ioa Surd einer
Garnm NIT benz Seitlano Der.
bunoen peroeu.
Die ierbiite Regieriing BON ben Der
tretern gnglaHOs, 5rontreItS
---~Ss~

sSrantrei6 BAT bier neue 2ufttreu5sr
beitellt.
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Die ierbiite Regierung BON Den Ber.
tretern gnglaHOs, 5ronfreihS
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lin bic Spaftationen ipteoer 5n
erDffneu.

Die BON oen oonlinifanii6en Hebellen
geihloIien woroen ilno.
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lie ltuterIudung Der &agnas
beitrQge.
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Am 3ienItag 2tbeno mieoer in gteU
2)orf Derbaftet.
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grfldrt in einem 25nterptap, oaB ietne
grpabluug 10 gut tpie geithert lit
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Der am 2. Septe1ttber aus DetGonlb5
in 9tcp Dorf enttQm,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23
Bancroft.


Mrs Mildred Powell of Traverse City.
is visiting her cousin. Mrs William Lit
tle--Mrs Charles Ulmer and daugh'
ter Madalin. of Detroit, are visiting
relatives here-Mr and Mrs George
Mills of Durand. are visiting relatives
here--R F Griffin is spending several
weeks with his daughter at Hartwick
Miss Addie Boardman Of Perry, Ia
visiting at the home of her brother,
George Boardman F Dever-
eaux will move his family to Portland
Oregon, about March 1, where they
expect to make their home. Mr. Dever-
eaux and family have lived in this
vicinity for number of years-Miss
Hazel Herrick is'the guest Of friends
and relatives here for couple of weeks
Mrs Alma Cartwright is visiting
with friends in Flint-Bancroft lodge
No. 3S2, F 81 A M, will give their an.
nual reception and ball in Sherman's
hall, Wednesday evening-Mr and
Mrs e P Sherman and Mr. and Mrs II
E Payne left Monday for trip through
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23

w. M. Fitzpatrick was in Lansing
Tuesday.
Be sure to read M. L. Willoughby'.
AID on this page.
Frank j. Mcdaniel left Thursday TO
Sanford. Fla, on business trip.
Mrs. William Small left Wednesday
for her home in Alberta, Canada, afte,
being guest at the home of her daugh
, ter. Mrs. A. @. Mason, Water street.
Allen L. Orser, an en- ployee for sew
eral months of the Elsie Sun, has pur
chased the Ashley World. Mr.. Orser IL
son-in.law of l., P. Royce of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Taylor were in De.
troit the first of the week. The gentle.
men attended banquet given by the
Bankers Club.
John butcher of Bennington, and
Miss Loretta Dillon of Owosso, were
maj ried Monday morning at ST.. Paul's
Catholic church by Rev. FIR Slane.
After trip to Canada they will reside
in Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs 8. b. Pitts enter tanned
the United Commercial Travellers at
their home. Friday evening, at Val.
entine party. An excellent supper was
served and five hundred played. The
home was prettily decorat ed with heart
valentines.
Benjamin Fletcher, aged rs years,
died, Tuesday, at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. 81. E. Slack, Saginaw
street. The funeral will be held this
afternoon, Rev. Hoyt officiating. Mr.
Fletcher moved to Owosso from his
farm in Genesee county last fall
Mrs Jennie Peterson of Corunna, has
begun suit for divorce claiming her
husband is a felon serving time in
Kingston, Ont, prison for arson. Mrs.
Peterson was formerly Jennie Wood
and the couple were married in 1908
and have children aged nine and six.
Miss Ethel Conrad and A. E. Pilson
of Bancroft, were married, Saturday in
Corunna by Justice Mcbride. The
young people learned of a celebration
planned in their honor and decided to
slip away and have the wedding quiet
affair.
Harry T. Clough, formerly manager
of the local exchange of the Union
Telephone Co., but more recently of
Detroit. has been made general super
intendent of the independent companies
in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio with
headquarters at Detroit,
G. N. Smith reached the city Wed.
nesday afternoon from Lansing to look
after business matters at the Office of
the Owvsso Sugar Co. and expected to
go on home to Bay City but was de-
tanned here on account of the storm
until Thursday evening. Mr.. Smith
was in Washington part of the time
during the hearing before the commit.
tee appointed to investigate the doings
of the sugar trust and expects to go
again if the threatened attempt is made
by the Democrats to lower the sugar
tariff.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23
Morrice.

Edward McDermott has new book
keeper; he weighs 10 pounds and came
Feb. Wayne Stevens was home
over Sunday-Born, to Howard Allen
and wife, Feb 9Th. a girl-E A Hill
of Owosso, is staying for an indefinite
time with his mother-BessieB ridger
is home from the Mich. Home for the
deaf-Mrs V Alling spent Tuesday
in Lansing-Mrs f Smell in Lansing,
Tuesday-What to do with the Con-
sumers' Power Cos contract and fran
chise is all the talk now. a days--Arch
Clark and E Circuit and their wives re-
turned from Florida. where they spent
the winter, Tuesday-Two village
caucuses are billed for Feb. 28th and
29th-Sharlot Beard is on the sick
list.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23
srotherhood olscu.s.. Divorce.


The Congregation Brotherhood al
Its meeting, Monday evening discuss.
ed the increase in divorces granted in
this county.
A. l.. Chandler opened the sympos-
ium by saying divorce is often the
vent to right wrongs against society.
he suggested thatNthe laws might be
modified, so as to require physical
examination of applicants for the
marriage license; also to provide
that reasonable time must elapse
| before second marriage can be con-
tracted after a divorce is obtained.
He said he almost favors putting di-
vorce cases on the criminal docket
and having the prosecuting attorney
try them.
DR.. j. o. Parker said society, of
which We are all part, is primarily
responsible for the divorce evil. Edu-
cation to solve this serious problem
should begin with the children. In
temperance and the social evil are
much to blame for divorce. He thinks
the woman is very often to blame
for legal separation.
Judge s. s. Miner stated that the
marriage relation Is too lightly en-
tered into. 1t should be regarded as
a contract not only between a man
and woman, but between both of
them and God. Society needs all the
protection that can be thrown about
it. There is no more important duty
today for lawyers and judges than to
use their influence and bend their
efforts to the purpose of defeating
divorce where it is not imperative.
Rev. Carlos II. Hanks declared
that IL should be stated on the mar
riage license whether the parties are
divorced or not. He would make the
family the social center. He believes
men are away from home too much
nights. The speaker made a plea
for the children who are the inno-
cent sufferers from divorce.
County Clerk Nichols declared
that he had recorded no less than
$50 bills for divorce in the three
years Of his incumbency of the Office
of county clerk, and had read or
heard read at least rs per cent of
these. and that he had signed. at
least 10 DEGREES. During the past
two years, ne said, 700 marriage Ii
censes have been issued in this coun-
ty and of that number 202 of the
girls were 10 years of age, or less. He
expressed the opinion that one-quar-
ter of the girls married in the past
two years in this county, were too
young to assume connubial relations.
Comparing the marriages perform
ed by Catholic priests in this county
with those performed by justices of
the peace, Mr. Nichols said he had
found that of so marriages perform
ed by priest, only five of the girls
were under 10 years of age, and only
three boys under 81. The average
age, he said, was 26 years for the
boys and % for the girls. During
the same two years. there have been
los marriages performed by JUS
tices of the peace and of this number
"A of the girls were under 10 years
of age.
Continuing the county clerk stated
that, in his belief, the laxity Of the
laws and the fact that so
many people do not realize fully the
of the marriage vows, are
at the bottom of large percentage
of marital troubles, and do much 10
increase the divorce evil. ~
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23
Perry.

Miss Julia Boardman, who has beer
spending the past three months in
Tomahawk, Wis, has returned home
Miss Hazel Beard spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs G q
Rorabacher in st Johns and Mrs
Otis Walker are home from Birming
ham for short stay-Mrs Aich
Davis, who has been seriously i'll il
convalescent-S A Watt of Saranac,
was recent guest at the home of DR.
and Mrs w FL Flint-Mrs T w Simp-
son, daughter of DIR and Mrs Flint,
underwent an operation for appended
It's at the Butterworth hospital in Grand
Rapids, Friday-Mrs William Don.
ley and family from Haslett spent the
latter part of the week at the home of
her parents, her father, Henry Bots.
ford, being ill-Miss Bertha Scheible
is spending few days in Detroit--R
@ Kenny had valuable driving horse
seriously injured Sunday night. The
horse was being unhitched after long
drive when it got away from the men
and ran around the barn, running full
force against the sharp edge of the
dray and tearing loose large patch of
flesh from its breast. A veterinarian
was called and took several stitches to
close the wound.