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A NOTABLE GATHERING OF DICKENS HERoINEs.

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fiction read where
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centenary o birth be celebrated
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-03

wasd in matera
had bridal
in
sparkling
which ought be white had
within bridal withered like the
the had been the rounded figure
which
and bone should have cried could-From
Expectations"
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con.istency.

Il suppose you always say exactly
what YOU Think"
Il fry TO, replied Senator Sorg-
hum: but | also try TO avoid thinking
su,tling Il would not be expodient
Tor ne 10 say Washington Star
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-03

lions up to Gen.
George b. McClei-
Ion. general In
cher OF the union
armies, concerning
The operations OF
The army OF the
otomac. AS a
matter of fact the
arnys OF the Poto-
mac had not had
my operations. and
Tie sf,pres ! d q q {
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politics were discussed, but would not
say anything further. Congressman
Doremus gave luncheon party today
for Messrs. Lucking, Wood, Frank
Kane and Walter Norvell.
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LUCKTNG CONFERS ON
4 MICHIGAN POLITICS
(Fron > Special corre.pondent.l

"a VFoW oPoc'dI NorTesPoHueHt'J
WASHINGTON Feb. 3.IEx-Con
EressIpan Alfred Lucking and his wife
arrived In this city this morning. Mr..
Lucking lis here on business, but he
had not been here for any length OF
time before National Committeeman
Wood, Congressman Doremus and
1fp1Self, were In private consultation.
They said that both state and national
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HEAD OF MICHIGAN
G. A. r. OPPOSES PLAN

(From a Special correspcndent)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-The Michi-
gan members OF congress received,
this morning, letter from George w.
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY.

Feb. 8, 1862, Just 80 years ago to-
Nv President Lincoln put some Ques-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-03

thought IL was about due. He had
D1e plan and Mcclellan had another.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-03

Busines--IIt>e Printing. so fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind TINT
looks right T'~~- Pv,nting Co.. rs
John R.-st. Pm Main 1896. or City 1855
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Miss Sylvia PanKhurst. the we'll
known English suffrage leader and
daughter of Mrs. Emmeline Panlt
hurst. will give an address on suffrage
questions. in the Garrick theater.
Sunday afternoon. March g.
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The College Equal Suffrage league
will give luncheon. Friday noon.
Feb ~ in the Newcomb-Endicott cafe.
DR.. Jnanita |. Lea will read "A review
OF Give Shreiner's book Woman and
Labor, which she gave recently be
fore the Detroit Equal Suffrage club.
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Florence and the artists who made
her great, wilt be the subject of the
illustrated lecture by Director Grit
nth in the Museum OF Art Sunday
afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock
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'rhe Mn Phi Epsilon sorority or the
Detroit Conservatory of Music will
give n dancing party. in the Hotel Tul-
Ter. Friday evening. Feb. 3,
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Social and Personal

One OF the most important events
I'm the history OF the Modern Wood.
-men or america WIN be the monster
class adoption. Saturday night, IN the
knights OF Equity hall. i'm which the
30 camps in Wayne county will par
ticipate. The initiation ceremonies
VII be exemPIiHed@ by The degree
team OF Detroit camp. No. 1911, re-
puted TO be one OF the best in the
state.
o.
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went to visit her father, Mr.. William
Ashbrook, Of Ashley, the past week
They expect also to go TO visit with
Mrs. 8. F. Worline at Columbus Grove
before returning home.
Miss Esther James, Of Mt. Vernon
Is visiting relatives in town this week
Miss Gertrude James is spending
her summer vacation with her mother
Mrs. Charles spohn at Mt. Vernon.
One day the past week Mr.. w. H
Spry, Mr.. Jones and several other
gentlemen were out in the country
hunting horses to buy. When at Mr.
Bert Whites, in looking over young
horse worth about $3.50, the animal be
came frightened and run into barbed
wire fence in such way as to cut his
throat. instantly killing him.
Mrs. Cora Chew went to Columbus
on Monday of this week.
Mrs. A. II. Fox entertained Thursda,
a number Of ladies at a ~ O'Clock
dinner.
Ladies Of the Presbyterian churcf
held a reception at the home of Mrs
Eastman on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Duncan of Fairmont, w. Va.
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. ID
M. Brumback.
Mrs. Mary Brumback returned hom,
from Columbus on Tuesday last.
Miss Geneva Swetland went to Mt
Vernon, on Wednesday to visit with
Miss Coreta Wright.
There was a church rally at the Bap
tist church In Amity on Thursday o.
this week. The members of the churcl
and congregation met In the morning
brought along their dinners and spen
the entire day in devotional service
and social intercourse.
AS announced last week, Rev. Johr
+. Cell, missionary at Banze Man
teke, Africa, will speak in the Bap
tist church next Sunday morning a
the usual preaching hour service. Ii
the evening he will give stereopti
con lecture showing habits and Gus
toms Of people among whom he has
been working, and the effect of mis-
sionary work upon them. No admis
sion will be charged but a free vii
Offering will be taken up at the close
of the evening service to defray ex
penses. A very cordial invitation II
extended to all to attend these servic
es.
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Mrs. Earl Lucas and daughter Opal,
visited with the formers parents at
North Liberty the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Gable moved from
Columbus to Fredericktown the past
week and will occupy the rooms re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. G. A. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph English and
Miss Sara CLANCY, of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barrett,
the past week.
Mrs. j. ID. McArdel and daughter the
past week went to Edgerton, Minn.,
to visit with friends.
The Methodist Brotherhood Is max.
ing canvas for their lecture course
the coming winter. The talent Sc
cured for this course is of the best and
tickets should be sold enough to fill
every seat In the house.
Dr. G. II. Wright and Rev. ]. II.
Jones went to Columbus on Tuesday
to attend the meeting of the State
Sunday School Convention. returning
on Friday.
Miss Hazel V. Spurrier, who Is en-.
ployed in the telephone office here. IL
taking her vacation In Newark visit,
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Howard Mccoy and baby, OF
this place, left Monday morning to
visit friends and relatives at Shawnee
Perry county.
Mr.. Earl August. who has been In
the employ Of Mr.. Guy Bartlett, IL
now working at the zeig Foundry.
Miss Hazel Spurrier and Miss Hazel
Zolman were guests of Miss Mildred
Fletcher on Sunday evening last. Oui
reporter says singing and piano
playing were furnished and the girls
were afraid to 20 home In the dark.
Mr.. A. ID. Tyson, who Is employed
( at Akron, Ohio. visited with his fami
ly here over Monday and Tuesday and
then returned to his work.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Cassell and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Zetg went to Marion
Ohio, on Sunday last.
About twenty-five X. of P.'s Went
to Bellville on Monday evening, tC
put on the Oriental Degree there.
The interior of the James's Ice
Cream Parlor Is being repapered and
painted
Last Sunday while Mr., w. B. Heren
deem was running his automobile or
the Columbus road, II became unman
ageable and upset. The machine was
quite badly damaged but no one hurt
Mrs. Anna Purdy visited In Mt
Vernon last Saturday.
Miss Rosa Gauge, OF Sparta, Is visit
Ing this week with friends In Freder
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BRINK HAVEN

There Is quite an epidemic of meas.
les in town among the smaller chill.
| dren.
The II. w. v. and o. steam shovel
has moved to Maple Grove.
The Odd Fellows memorial sermon
was preached In the church of Christ
here Sunday evening by Rev. Helm.
Mrs. Georgia Sapp and daughter OF
Danvllle were guests of May House,
Sunday.
VIM. Hyatt, Robert Hyatt and vii.
bur Hoagland visited their families
here over Sunday. They are employed
on tbs steam shovel at Maple Grove.
Mrs. w. L. Purdy of Oklahoma WIS.,
tied Mt. Vernon friends Saturday.
Bernice Sapp, Earl Sapp and Clar.
ence Fendrick returned from Mans
field Monday where they have been
spending few days with relatives.
Preaching next Sunday at the M. Il.
church by Rev. II. A. Shook.
Walter Borden and family of Colum.
bus are guests at VIM. Baileys this
week.
The Children's exercises OF the M. Il.
church were well attended but on &C.
count Of measles several little children
were compelled to give up their part
on the program.
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ODD FELLOWS
At Brink Haven Hold Memorial
Services

Brink Haven, o., June 1.-THE Mem.
orial services of the Odd Fellows was
held In the Christian church here on
the evening OF the 9th inst. After the
decorating the graves OF the fallen
Odd Fellows, the lodge met at their
hall. with the visiting brethren from
Danville, Tifferton. Howard and other
places, marched to tho church where
they listened to the address by Rev.
j. M. Helm. The speakers subject was
the story OF Odd Fellowism. and its
fundamental units. He showed how
friendship, truth and love. had WOW.
on themselves into every department
OF life. That the splendid progress OF
the past had been made by their
secret observance OF these things.
With their schools for the children
homes for the aged we are assured OF
Its future progress and growth. Then
closing with a tender appeal to remem
ber the fallen, and to hold In tender re-
membrance the names of the dead
Though dead, yet through their self
denial and good works they speak Ia
us. The large audience universally
pronounced II one OF the best address
es ever heard here.
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icktown.
Miss Martha Buell. of Cleveland, is
visiting with her garndpaprents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Chancey in Frederick.
town.
The new race track Is now In opera.
ton and matinees are given free ev.
| cry Friday afternoon.
Mr. Newell jenkins and Mr.. Herbert
Reese have secured positions at AK.
ron, Ohio, where they have gone for
the summer
Mrs. Nelson Mead, who has been at
| Columbus since last November, taking
treatment for rheumatism, returned
home the past week.
Mr.. Earl ID. Day, editor OF the Times,
Butler, visited with his brother, Mr..
+. A. Day over Sunday last. Also was
a Mt. Vernon visitor on Saturday last.
Miss lilburn Pearl OF Gallipolis. o.,
visited with friends in this vicinity
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Sprague, of Cen
terberg, visited with Mr.. G. A,
Sprague and family the past week.
Mrs Harry Harris visited with rela.
tives at Marysville, Ohio. the past
week.
Americus Inchoi. of Colorado, visit.
cd friends In this vicinity the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins NOV
+; ed to Columbus last week, and will
make their future home In that city.
Prof. w. b. Whitford has been elect
ed superintendent Of the Chesterville
high school for the coming year. Miss
Florence Mosher. of Fulton. Ohio, was
chosen to teach the grammar school
Mrs, William Auker, and son, OF
townsville. visited with Mr.. Ross
Burns and family the past week.
Mr.. j. ID. Vail served as a federal
juryman at Columbus the past week
Mr.. Ed Farmer visited with his
grandparents In Centerburg the past
week.
Mrs. May Turner visited with
friends In Newark the past week.
Miss Gladys Kees, of Marengo. Wis.
tied with her father, Mr., Charles
Keys, the past week.
Miss Minnie Hyatt Ia spending a few
days with her aunt at Chesterville.
Master Lloyd Hyatt is spending the
week with his grandparents, west OF
Waterford,
Last Thursday afternoon horse
was stolen from the Jones livery In
Fredercktown. A stranger about for.
ty years old came to Mr.. Jones and
asked for rig to make trip to Mt.
Vernon and return. The rig was fur.
nished and the fellow started toward
the county seat, but was later seen at
I.ucerne, which Ia the last report heard
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VITAL WASHINGTON NEWS
rAveNNER, "wRIrER AND THINKER" GIVES Us THE
FACTS THEY REALLY EXIST.

dustry, and subsidiary industries,
which the high tariff advocates still re-
fer to as infants" yet in need of n
protective tariff, Mr.. Rockefeller de.
rives an income of approximately 50
second. The Rockefeller income at
the present time, as near as financial
experts have been able to estimate it,
is $60,000,000 a year, $5,000,O0O a
month, s1,153,S46 a week, $164,735 a
day, $6,S63 an hour, s114 a minute, or
S1.90 a second!
A girl working in store for $5 a
week would have to labor 4,43S years
to earn as much as the unequal, unfair
and unjust laws of this nation permit
Rockefeller to draw down every week.
William Wood, president of the wool
en- trust, testified in court not long
ago that he had no idea as to the mum.
ber of automobiles he owned. J. p.
Morgan, 1t was recently announced,
100000. Andrew Carnegie, It is well
known, has lost all track" of his
wealth.
These are the plunderers of Ameri.
ca, In order that they and the horde
OF lesser mullionaires who enjoy their
privileges under the law may pile up
such fortunes, every reader of this ar
ticle. whether he is man, woman or
child, must pay tribute. This tribute
is paid in the form Of unnecessarily
high prices for food, clothing and shel.
ter.
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Miss Faye Freese OF Martinsburg
who has been spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burris, left
Sunday for q few days visit in New.
ark and Columbus.
Mr.. Joseph Blubaugh spent Saturday y
In Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McClurg were
Mt. Vernon visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. BURNETT spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
Nabb OF Esto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Gaum of Akron
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
dore Durbin.
Mrs. Curtis Lydick is spending a few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Huston, Of Akron.
Mr.. F. A. Esley and Raymond Arnold
are attending the X. Of G. convention
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from the rig. Efforts are being made
to locate the man and property by
county officials, the Horesman's Pro-
tective Association and by Mr.. Jones.
The description OF the man as given
out Is as follows: Five feet Ave inches
In height, 40 years old, light COM
plected, wears nose glasses, light gray
suit, and soft hat. The horse was a
bay mare weighing 1860, with q white
star In the forehead, white hind feet,
white spot on shoulder; the buggy
was "a Union City, Indiana, buggy with
brown gear, plain seat; the harness a
black mounted harness. A reward of
$25 Is offered for the return of the
property. This is the second time that
Mr.. Jones has had a horse stolen from
him in Fredericktown, the former be.
ing couple Of years ago when man
and woman drove one to Kentucky,
where 1t was afterward recovered and
the man convicted.
Last Sunday about noon Miss Anna
Hively. Of Fredericktown, had u mar.
row escape from injury when an auto
mobile In which she was riding upset
near LaRue, Ohio. Miss Hively was
In company with relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs =. II. Workman and daughter, re-
turning from North Manchester. In
diana. In making quick turn at
the Montgomery church the machine
skidded and turned over, burying the
occupants Of the car beneath. Miss
Hively and her aunt, being In the
rear seat were able to crawl out un-
hurt. but her uncle and cousin who
were In the front seat were both quite
badly hurt, the former having a rib
broken and the latter her shoulder dis
located. The machine was badly dam.
aged.
Mrs, ID. NJ, Brumback. who was In
jured In an automobile accident near
Westerville last week and who has
been at the hospital since, Is improv-
s"o' vi VcuhCb0hy u1OIuAu6 MI.
Brumback who is staying near his
wife at Columbus. talked over the
phone with his son In Fredericktown,
and reported the fact that both he
and Mrs. Brumback were improving
rapidly. Nine ribs were broken in
the accident, but she expects to get
home In about four weeks.
Mr.. Levi Craft, of Dennison, Ohio,
and Mr.. Charles Graft, OF Pittsburg,
visited with their mother, Mrs. A. L..
Craft on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Brown. who had the pc.
tion In charge for raising funds for a
permanent play and baseball grounds,
reports that the effort has been sue.
cessful The site will be on the La.
Fever property and work on grading
1t will be begun soon.
Mrs. y. G. Myers ana son. William.
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Miss Helen Scott was the guest OF
Miss Ruth Fletcher one Gay last week.
Miss Ola Johnson went to Delaware
Tuesday.
Several from this vicinity enjoyed q
fishing trip to Monroe Mills Saturday
Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss Winnie
Smith and Mr.. Frank johnson and
family attended the funeral of Miss
Lavena Harris at North Liberty Fri.
day.
Quite number from this place at.
tended children's service at Pike Sun.
day.
The cottage prayer meeting was
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Totman Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Jacob Goldsmith of Columbus is
visiting Mr.. Joseph Hall and family.
Mrs. G. ID. Smith visited her son,
Mr.. w. A. Smith, and wife ut Mt. Yer.
non, Thursday and Friday OF last
week.
Miss lnez Hall has returned home
after spending several months In Co.
lumbus.
Mrs. w. II. Wagner visited several
days last week In Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Charles Suttles was In Mansfield
last week on business.
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in Washington, d. G..
Mrs. r. McNeal of Flushing is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
p. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Walker Of XIII
buck were guests of the latter's par.
ents Sunday.
Mr.. Bernard Jefferson Of Princeton
University is spending the summer
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. e.
Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Burris were the
guests Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Liggett of Amity Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. L. Porter spent Sun
day in Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Hess returned to
their home in Orrville Sunday after
several days visit here.
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Housekeepers

will find the biggest line Of Dinner
ware in 100-piece dinner sets and
open stock patterns at the lowest
prices at The Arnold Store, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio. The stock Is the
highest grade of wares In new
shapes and decorations. House
keepers will save money ON all
lines Of housefurnishings, alum
mum and granite ware and we al
ways welcome showing our goods
and quoting prices at The Arnold
Store.
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Strawberry festival at Five Cor
ners, Tuesday evening June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cummings OF
Fredericktown were visitors in the city
today, enroute to Columbus.
Mr.. c. e. Welch left Monday even
ing for Pittsburgh, Pa, where he was
called on business.
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