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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
aas Sorc sisS bonn @eriteniait.


@uraerfr1ft 'se 2ebenslnbe,
8ielaeliebtes, tbenres Bier
Nd, 10 lang id bid nod babe,
lii,ft sic @elt ertroglih mir.
8as oes Daieins Sdapal II. Sdapile.
: h,peres aud Dem Sersen idafft-
S,n Scr m~iir5epollen &iible
Sciner Slltben idopft es araft.
;~Soltert mid elm 8orgeiebter
Sn p~errud)tem unberftano,
9nb If @rmer, abgebetfer
steh' an Der @er5peifl1Ing @ano-
3, Damn flieb' id Sn ben &riiger,
@p itatt Sornes 2abe ihaumt,
llhr nad) ein'gen 9mier5iigen
Oil III irob unb ntfgeraumt.
@iro mein Sausfret5 mir sur giiroe
Cob mfrs nnpereinbar oiinft
Ser Sbopfunssberrenfpiiroe,
@eld,e nad) Sem Huber rinet
sdleuni9It iabr' i'd in Die Shenfe
@us oeg Salties tralitem gann;
9ei Dem gottlifitem @etrdnfe
6iibl' if pieoer mid als Mann.
gaenn ser Ianid)1er Melite
8icria freiit Inn Saus uftb Sero
ltnb ibr 8iittel fred ais geute
Ieine 8liiidfautenils erflart.
Cam; 10 idnea es fam geifeben,
Sin sitm iriif ge5apiten NaB;
9cnn Sic feimiten 9umpioeen
aonluten mir beim 0efelglas.
8. Sem @adren piG idJ 0anfen,
S,r i'm Selo oie @erte bout;
Sim nidt milrber, Ser in &anfet
;3iebt Ses Sopfens 9itterfralt;
Sell Dem 3aliberfoh Der 2abe,
Der lie i~nrrogatlos 5etgt:
Slu6 rntr Dem, Ser ms Die 8abe
@1ii'rig bellt uno gpoBgedngt!
@ebe benz permeg'nen @idte,
Der urrs tauft Den @erItemein,
sSsn Scs eblen Stbffes e9ifhe
@aiieripoaet ipdl5t bineinl
Sieb, aug iolder Satansialice
Steigt nit 8liden itiimpf nno ltier
Scenes grdblih grimme groBe,
@arB gemeire 9atertbier!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Meeting.

The regular annual Meeting of
the shareholders Of the Peoples
Bank OF Hermann win be held at
the bank office on Tuesday, May
ID, 1912, beginning at 9 O'Clock
A, M, and closing at II M. for the
purpose of electing seven directors
for the ensuing year, Shareholders
are kindly requested to be repre-
sented either in person or by proxy,
A. B. WALKER,
Secretary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
gluhipm.

Undergraduates tpiro auI Ieiner Narn, 5
Meilen iiooitlih BON Sermann an Der Sirit
Street, yfoao am
Sreitas, ben 10. Mai
bcsinneno nm 10 nbr DorminasS. folaen.
oeS Giaenthum an ben Wleiiibieteuoen Der.
tauIen /:
/ grbeitseieI, 3 3ihe. tpooon 2 iriid).
melfis, . Rinbsr, l nieoriser Sarmmasen,
/ Sprin9nasen, l Ynsgp, ] @rasmaber. 1
Seured,en, 9 pfGise, 2Gornpiiiae, / Shan.
IeIpjlus, l Gsss; pferpeseIdirr, Dflusse.
Td,irr. $50 Balen beu, l ~eiierner aeiieI. l
6emI elmoidine, / Wafier-gan s Sub lang,
iofpie slder ; uno Fausaerdib az 3ablreid,
nin Giles bier 3u b%enenneu.
9ebinsnnsen Summen biz 5u s. BOAR.
iiber s Iieben Wionate Srsbit sesen gtote
init gutter Gd)erbeit
@ba8. Buibmeper fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
adtuns Sarmsr.

T,ein ieiner SehsIt Rolano lpiro init Dem
neuen aus W,ontSomerp Sounip be3osenen
GIelbengIt aeniutp Sim, eitem auSseaeid,.
neten Sad an ioIseuosn plasen itehen,
Rolanb 5u 81 NIB Rentudp Sim gu So fir
Berfidcrung
2lm 10, is, 90. gpriI, a. 10, 81, 80. Tlai,
g, ia, %, Suni ouf so. 6lenns Iarm 2 MI.
,iibi. BON Berger. Vim 6. 10. 20, april /.
q II, 20 tTloi unb 3 uno III SUM aui Der
grant girfels Sarm, bic ibrise 3eit aui
mTeiner Sarm.
gilbert 8areis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10

Il AMI @k0lFtAfta ~
Sdnee Ger am ndfiten Worgan
iiber elm SaB tiei mar. Die 0arm.
arbeit i'm @ei5engiirtel miro Saollrh
itarf benahtbeiligt.
Die stanoaro Del Barrie go.
| So erpIooirie leBte ISOLDE bel elepe'
Iano, Gbip, nobel iiinf Mann per.
%brannten, uno an 8ooten ufiS Del
Elm sdaben BON $450,000 angeridf
ret lpuroe.
9ei Ger aoliiion zines 81.
ien6abnsuges nit eitpem @age, bel
ct. Sobn, aan., wuroen Die bel'
SEN griioer Sapette uno elm
Mann namens Marib nuf Der stel'
lie ~aet6otet, tp1bremo elm uirbefarlll.
ter @nabe idtper nerlest mnpoe.
Gas 9mroes.S datamt bat iei.
ne Sppoiition betreffs Trasung BON
3 uno RsGent Stiiden 5nriidse5o.
aen, uno es oiirite fiber Die oirsbe-
9ia balo abaeitimmt iper.
Sen. Oag 9rcicent6tiid ioa Die 6r0Be
zines Iifels nit 3adigem &ano noer
einein Sod in Ser Mitte baben.
6ram gatb. Gum bon Spnn.
Maii., bat ibr 16 Ionate altes God
terdem nit eiltem Haiirmeiier er.
moroet ulpS iidy bant NIT Dem Mei-
Ter anifeinenh tootlide 8erlebungen
beigebraGt. Ian glallbt, bob lie
infolae bes Dor einem Sabre ltatt-
oebabten Sooes hires Marnres irr.
iinnig ~geapproen mar.
Gas SuoIon Riper Soipital in
Goltubfeepiie, e. o., cine ltaatlidje
Srrenanltalt, Miro porausiiftlih @e
genftano elmer l1nteriud)unp ieitens
ser ibr poraeiettcn Staatsfommil.
lion peroen. Srait MIanion @ater.
buuie cine 8atientin in Dem ge-
nannten Snltitnt, ut sort in oeir 5
Sabren ibres aifentbalts 5pei
Mal @utter geaporben.
Sobn gonnors, meld,er lid an
10. Sebriiar i'm Sdulbofe Der ia.
tboIiibcn ct. Yeters @emeiipoe bel
9ouispiae, ap. on einem renniabri-
gen WGbder in perbreheriif,er
@eiie pergangen bate, piirSe gum
sfpeiten 0aIe pro3eiiirt urb gun,
5obe i'm deftriifen Stubl perur-
tbeilt. SIM eriten Gro5eB pernrof''
ten sic 8eidSporenen iid nift 81, ei.
nigen.
Senator Smith, @orliBer bes
.5itanic" I'M eriudungsfomites, ct
belt Dom Or. s. 6. GuiBran bon
5oronto, cinem 9aiiagier bes
Mount 5cmpIe" sic beidauorene
Musiaae, baB Ser vMount Scmple"
in Sif)t oes untergehenhen vSitan.
ic" mar, ieine 2idter peronnfelte. an
belt ntb iida crit ser llnalilfsitdtte
ndberte, aIs cas- Hieienidiff p~eriun.
ten mar.
Gin ~regelred)tes Sltell, Das hsi
III Sabre alte Sobn 9arfins Dor
Wartins Terrp. cinenl gororte bon
G6Iooelphia. Ra.. nit Dem 9 Sab.
re Glteren Sranf Robon bon @eil
Sones Cane Inn eines Wdbfens mil
len msiodt, hate ieinen 5ob gin
Solge, m1brenh ieir @esner in tier
benoem 3uitanbe barnieberliegt. mi
Sag6gepebren iodten 8eibe Der
bIitiaen @affenaona in elmer flei
nen SeitenitroBc in Martins Serrt
aus.
Sci elmer grploiion in Ser 2eh'
Ser 8oSen Goal 60. BEL Marpel il
Mlabama erlitten uht Soblcugr1bel
t6btlif,e 9ranbmunben. Die Berg
leute Ser 3ede tparen 5ilr 3eit Sel
@rploiion pollsGblia an Ser arbeit
boh bradten iif ole metSten reft
aeitig in Siferbeit. 9urf bi
Rettunasorbeiterl, bie trob itarfe'
Nadidpaben Dor ii6 a%ingen. nur
heit aitfl bier aobIenar1ber, oie mol
bereits berloren aegeben bate, /,
Siherbeit gebraht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Neiten 9ant.

Die Wiiislieocr beS Sermann 3cmpIe
pplbion Glitter WiinidIen biermit allen
Denen. ipeld)e am lebten Samita9 pie
observation-disclosures in Der Concert gate
b~eind:ien uno az benz Id1onen GrioI9 hes.
ielber beiiruscn, ibren bciien Cent aus5u.
iprcdlcn.
. Dos 81 omitc q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Louis H%aberstock,
anfrridrr, 9froratsnr
nno gapr,ierer,
nEpAAAAsA 49,.


Dieits III bic bette Sabres3eit UNI Simmer
gu tapeSieren ooer gu beforiren. Dent
nid,t baB IS 3u falt lit ober 3u iriib
Shidt iebt Sure Beitenurs Elm ober teIes
pbonirt mir uno id) merbe Gud meine
id,onen Wluiter prad,toolIer 1apeten ms
Saus brinsen.
Wir beior9en bic 2ope5ierer 2lrbeit CANA
einerlctapo ibr bic Iapeien Fault.
Wad)t ieBt Sure 9eiieuuns fir bic Sriib,
labrSarbet mnb iid,ert prompie sustiibr.
iina.
&ofteniberid,Idse aui aue 9lrbeiten In
oeer anBerbalb 6ermaun perben s~eIieiert.
Ybone gto. 129. 12-29
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Sermann Sapinss ganf.
Wahl . Nottd.

Sermanal, DO, apriI II, 1912.
Oie idbrIite r~egelmdBige @er'
iammllrng Der aftien Better Die.
ier Bart, sur grtpablimg bon ftni
9ireftoren fir bas fomWenSe Sabr,
finbet itatt i'm aofaI ber'8anf am
Sienstas, ben Ia. Wai, 1912.
5tpiiden 8 ltbr gormittass un6 12
llbr Mittags.
Ibtnnsspoll,
6. s. &ippiteim,
anlfirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
2u u%ermietben.

DaS 9piibauS, lopie aud) baS Wobnbaus
hes oeritcrbenen Shoe Y,aael. In Wlorriion
Uip.. beitebeno nus Oh Staotlotteu, einem
Saus init 10 3imnern. einjd,liebhdl aiid,e.
suiem GrbseitoB lbafement uno polltom'
men irodenem 8e[er. Sin bodJit p%aiienter
g,lob tiir elm auieo De,ariigeS @eitait..
CUR Seiidtieuus, iotpie iiir ipeitero syns
formation ipenoe mon lid an,
Sam. Gprefelmeper,
sJJiorri5ou. Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Madjruf an Gna Sunis
6etorben am "a sIpriI, 1912.


Sn Der 9liitbe Deiner Sabre,
GilteIt Tu Der Seim1th 5u.
Gb' aebIeiht nod Del e 6aare,
Sing # Du idon our eniaen Stub.
gfun Dn marIt bes Danoern miibe;
rlno rpie Ielie III 9ein-2oos;
DEM es 1T bort tiger 5rieoe,
Rilbeno in pee Eeilanos Sd)oob.
SHUTTER aberAinb S%eldhpiter,
Srauern tIaseno her INN DID.
WliIIen Idmer5lih bic 9eliebte
Eodbter. Sdweiter erpi9lid.
Drd bort am driitaaenen Sirobme
up bic Gnqel iaud5eno 5ieh'n,
9orten jubelit Du am Sbore;
unb bort sibts elm Wieoerieb'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Barbara Gbmitt.
@uIanat

Seeianeter Wann in case onabe Sountp
fur ~unieren peritorbenen. l%ansidbriseu Der
treter Serrn slno. paoruii, oils 9ielloertres
ter iir bort lebr befannte. sansbare 5omi'
lien Meoi5n,
slorefirt
@. Grnf.
Gleoelano. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Madt idIedter Nnaemuhnleit GnSc

Gem ACKNOWLEDGMENT id)eint
.nidts heitpr sr iein, gr bat cine
trdgc 2eber, oie oaS SDitem nit
9aIliaen Gift fiiat, mas nit Or,
Sings Neip 2ife &iIls fltrirt MGR.
Den fonnte. 9robiert lie, 2aBt
Srohiinn ltfto Seiterfeit an Die SteIs
Ie Ser Observation-Disclosures trefSn..
Belt fiir Wlaeen, 2eber lirio 9tieren.
POO in allen G~pothefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Neue An5eigen
Sanfiagnng.

Sd m6bte hirrburd) Der pioneer 2ife
SnIurence 50. unb beionoerS oeren bieiisen
tqenieu, berrn 0icior Silber meinen berS,
liffen Dans abitaiten fir bic prompie ans.
he3abluns Der XebensueriiherInesiumme
Ilr bic mem pert, 6aite Nraut ). otmiot
perfidDert ,par
Hnrbara Sdmitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
Gerhard j. Gaus.
Hermann, Mo.

nOTAndlHs NO..
Raaff GefIasd Gitr and Tarmprs.
bMkte nnb besablt bafir burh an-
tceiinng auf bic farmers u.
SO erhants 8anf. @ir besab.
Zen piinftlif fur ie6e slblieferuna.
Sn CD. @als @ebdube, an Der
JrUntitraBe.
Selepbon Scr. 112.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10

@eriidert eure @obnbauier unb
Sausserdtb 0urh g.. u. Sil.
Der.
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Scincr BRANDY

Der Sritbeneibaler Teaths mo glpiel
grdnop III bieies Satr auoae5eihnet germ
thcn nno al ~onrcbmbarent Yrcis al haben
9inthi ieBi cure 8eiieiiuns
@Dttlpb Sdneb,
6ermoun, Wlo.
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$robnfte. !.
gorrigiert bon

81 nermietben.
Elm Wobrbaus nit 4 3tmmei nebit Raum
iir Sarten. Nad3uirasen i'll Der Office oes
ToltSbiatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
gu gerfanfen!

Sebn TO; eiabtlotten. stlesen an Der
12ien nno Nlartt Gtrabe Sine feline Gage
uno biibid,e gIuiidt nm ooraui 5n bouen;
ann Gbeil init peinreben uno Sbltbdumen
bepilon5t.
I.,bercs bel 6 + a 8. 81 M mel.
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81 pertaufen Doer 81 uermietben:

gut ciiugerid)icte Sorm 6h Wlcilen bon
&ernfaui, III 81 ~oertanten ober III bernie
then, nit noet obne 9iebbeItnitb uno Wia,
idliRcsien. aunn ioipri geiis nebnel.
SITS. 3. Ytu NIB miner
4w 1ermann, W,o. 81. 2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES.

The Baptist Sunday school Of
Ithaca, elected officers Sunday, May
IL, 1912, the following people being
elected: Superintendent, ]. w. My
ers; Asst. Superintendent, Fred Girls
void; Secretary, Hazel Clark Asst
Secretary, Dr. George Hall; Core.
spending Secretary and Treasurer
Neil Miller; Asst, Charlotte Med
Ter; Secretary of Birthday Offerings
Marion Harrington Organist, Mil
dred Stephens; Asst Organist, Kate
Whitmore; Chorister, Mrs. Fred
Griswold and her class; Superin-
tendent of the Cradle Roll and Pri-
mary, Mrs +. L. Currey; Asst, Mrs
Ritter; Librarian, Iva Smith.
Dr. ]. f. Record of Ann Arbor adj
dressed the Ithaca Presbyterian
teachers at meeting in their church
last Sunday afternoon.
Seven pupils of Miss Yutzey 5
class recited the scripture lesson
Matt 6:2S-34) at the Sunday school
hour in the Ithaca Methodist church
last Sunday Little /. G. Kecler
gave the school a welcome after the
first song
Mothers day was observed in all
the Ithaca churches last Sunday.
The Barraca class of the Baptist
Sunday school of Alma held meet
ing at the Crandell home last Mon
day night
Henri Deschamps, who is a grad
late physician from Paris. gave a
very interesting hve-minute talk be
fore the Alma Methodist Sunday
school last Sunday. He reads char
acter as expressed in face and form
and in his talk he spoke of the diff
ferent things indicated by the diff
ferent shapes of the eyes, ears. etc.
He will give lecture in the Metho-
dist church next Friday evening. an
admission OF 25 cents being charged.
The talk was instructive and started
people in many instances to observe
more closely the features OF their
friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
The FLOWER SHOW.

Acting on the suggestion OF Mrs
J. II. Lancashire and for prizes which
she offered, the Garden Committee
OF the Civic League held last Satur-
day a very successful wild flower
show in the kindergarten room at
the city hall. Mrs. Lancashire,
though away from Alma for the
present retains an active interest in
the work of the League and is one
of the largest contributors to the
reading room.
Although the children had only the
hours on Friday after school and
Saturday morning, and in spite of the
heavy rain, forty exhibits OF wild
flowers were entered and the sight
was surprisingly beautiful. In many
cases the flower arrangements called
out much admiration by their art
istic appearance.
The stormy day kept the attend
ance rather small. but everyone who
came was enthusiastic over the
charming display and the energy and
taste shown by the young collectors.
j. should be remembered that the
prizes were awarded for the largest
and most correctly named number of
varieties as we'll as the artistic ar
rangement. 1t would be pleasure if
space permitted to print the names
of all the exhibitors.
Mrs. Francis King, Mrs. T. +.
Timby and Professor McCurdy of
Alma college were the Judges.
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows
First prize-Thelma Linsay. Book.
How to know Wild Flowers
Second Prize - Charles Creaser
Book. "FIow to know Wild Flowers. =
Third prize - Margaret Brese.
Flower basket
Honorable mention for beauty OF
arrangement to Nina Hellman, Thel-
ma Snyder, Jennie Gulick. Hulda
Ward. Helen Cary
Following is the schedule of the
High school baseball team:
May ls. Mt. Pleasant at Alma.
May 21, Ithaca at Alma.
May 25, Lansing at Alma.
May 30 St. Louis at St Louis.
June 1. Owosso at Alma.
June s, Bay City at Bty City.
June Is. Saginaw at Saginaw
On May 1s the high school track
team will compete at the Interscho-
lastic meet at St. Louis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
SERIOUSLY. INJURED
Young Man ACCidently Shot While
Chafivarl.ing Newly.wedS.

Last Saturday evening about 9;3O,
Marion Bigler of Forest Hill was
seriously but not fatally wounded
by accidental discharge of shot
gun Mr.. Bigler in company with a
number of other gentlemen made up
a charivaring party and made an in
formal call upon H. +. Petit and
wife, nee Miss Ellen Stull, who were
married last Friday evening. The
party had a number OF guns and
many rounds of ammunition. Upon
arriving at the home of the young
married couple they made their pre-
sence known by good old fashion
ed "belling Bigler in some way
got in front of one of the guns and
received a discharge of shot Dr.
Lamb was Immediately called. At
first it was thought that the injury
might prove fatal as the shot struck
the young man on the side of the
face and neck He is suffering from
eleven wounds none of which are ex-
trcmely serious. Mr. Bigler was
heavily dressed this in all probability
saved his life and the heaviest part
of the discharge was checked by his
clothing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
RESOLUTIONS.

Preamble and Resolutions adopted
by the Board OF Directors OF the
First State Bank OF Alma, Mich, on
the death of its esteemed president
Ammi w. Wright.
Whereas, Divine Providence has
removed from his earthly activities
the honored President of this Bank
since its organization, Mr.. Ammi W.
Wright, full of years and good deeds,
and
Whereas, During long business
intercourse his sterling character has
commanded our respect and conf
dence, which the years have only
served to deepen; therefore,
Resolved, That in the passing of
Mr. Wright this bank sustains the
loss of an able counsellor OF large
and varied knowledge of affairs
whose resources and courage, clear
vision, fairness and sound judgment
were always used to promote the
welfare of this institution and the
community it serves; and,
Resolved. That we personally
mourn the loss of true friend whose
strength and uprightness, fidelity
and love of truth, sincerity and cour-
tesy will remain an inspiration to us;
and.
Resolved That this proceeding be
entered in full on the Book of Min
utes of this Board, and copy sent
to the bereaved family with our sin
cere sympathy.
Signed.
WIN. s. TURCK,
G.. s. WARD,
p. NJ. SMITH,
FRANCIS KING
CARL II. WASHBURN,
L. A. SHARP,
Directors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
NASOKS ENTERTAINED
By St. Louis Lodge at Smoker and
Banquet

The members of the f. & A. M.
lodges OF Ithaca and Alma were en-
tertaned Tuesday evening by the St.
Louis lodge at the latter's lodge
rooms in St. Louis. The first part of
the evening was spent at cards and
smoker. At ten o'clock a banquet
was served After the banquet there
was a program at which George AL
drich OF ST Louis acted as toast
master Ezra Smith and D. /. John
son were the members of the local
lodge who responded to toasts.
There were about one hundred and
fifty present to enjoy the evening,
thirty going from Alma and about
iorty driving over from Ithaca.
The program of the toasts was:
Toastmaster, George Aldrich
Selection, Quartette.
The Citizen-A Fraternity Man,
J. NJ. Everden.
pressions-Wise and Otherwise,
Ross Miller.
Solo, Prof. A. Glockzin
Not for Himself Alone, d. L. John
son.
Selection, Quartette.
Selected, c. w. Giddings.
Fraternity and the Legal Profess
sion. Judge Searls.
Solo, Prof. A. Glockzin.
Yours, Ezra Smith.
Selection Male Quartette.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
ARCADIA TO REOPEN
Prop. PuIfrey Plans Many Changes
In Hotel.

The Arcadia Hotel will be open
again to the public about June first
if the plans OF proprietor George w.
Pulfrey carry Alright Before it is
opened however, many changes will
be made. The whole house will be
refurnished and redecoratcd. There
will be main entrance to the dining
pect street. Instead under the Am
erican plan, as the hotel has been
run since its first opening, the Euro
pean will be in vogue.
Mr. Pulirey will gain possession Of
the hoted about May 23rd, and will
and decorators TO work at rehtting
the house According to Mr.. Pull
frey the new arrangements calls for
an entrance from Prospect street, to
the dining room together with the
one from the Office. There will also
a landing will be made about half
way to the second story with one
fight OF stairs running into the OF
flee and the other into the waiting
room. Throughout the building new
carpets will be laid while in all the
bed rooms there will be entire new
furnishings
The European plan is entirely new
to Alma. The hotels OF this city in
the past have been run on the Ameri-
can plan alone. The European plan
is gaining such popularity in the
cities and throughout the whole
country that many of the largest and
most popular ones have adopted it
There will be one regular meal ser
we'd at noon while breakfast and sup
per will he entirely European.
Theuoh this feature has never been
tried here i is expected that it will
Drove exceedingly popular.
During the summer Mr.. Pulfrey
expects to install a steam heating
plan which will also add much to
the comforts of the guests. Mr. Pull
frey is the pioneer hotel man of Gra-
tiot county and has been located here
for thirtyseighte years. He has had,
considerable experience in the hotel
business, having been proprietor of
some of the leading hotels of the
state. The reopening of the Arcadia
will give Alma another first class
hotel
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-05-16
BURIED At OLD HOME
In The Green Mountains, Vermont
Last Thursday

The special car which conveyed
the funeral party and the remains OF
our esteemed citizen, Ammi w
Wright to its final resting place, ar
rived at Montreal last "Wednesday
evening where the car was trans
ferred to the Central Vermont r. r.
and thence taken to Chester Depot
Vermont Upon arrival at this sta
tion the party was met by DR.. J. II.
Lancashire and daughter, and the
entire party driven to the cemetery
where short burial services conducted
by Rev. DIR. Barnard of the Chester
Episcopal church were held.
The pail bearers were old boy
hood friends and acquaintances of
Mr. Wright The beautiful floral Of
ferings which were silent tributes of
the high esteem in which Mr. Wright
was held by his many Michigan
friends were deposited upon the
grave and shortly afterward the
funeral party started ON the home
trip.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire and family
accompanied the party as far as Bel
lew's Fall where they left the car
and started for their summer home
at Manchester. Massachusetts Mr.
Sharp took advantage of the eastern
trip to visit relatives in Saratoga, and
'eft the party at Rutland. The re
nainder OF the party returned direct
ly home arriving in Alma Saturday.
During the entire trip the high re-
gard in which Mr.. Wright was held
by the Grand Trunk X. r officials
was made manifest time and again
by the many courtesies shown the
funeral party, especially so was the
attention given every detail by As
sistant to the president, A. b. At
water.