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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11
Sas Grmaaen bes 0Dlfes.

Ddbrenb Der 8erbanblungen Dor
hem glational &ommittee in gbicuso
betdmpfen bic RooispeItianer ale Qns
trdge, ibre 9elesuien 3uriid3upeiIsn,
nit Der 8robung, bas 9olt fsi ers
Daht unb lperos ale 9srseDaItigun>
gen am Stimmfaiten abnoen. Die ge.
m.rtung. bab bus 0oIt jeBt iturf
aufpabt, 1T ri6tis, bod birfte es ben
8orsGngsn in G9icaso feline ionbers
lite 9ea6tuns fhenten, ba ibm poQs
auf befpubt 1T, bab es itd in oiefsm
Safe I'm feline Gebensfrdse Der R.z
publit, ionbern nur I'm Elm geSGnt
3piI6en polititern banoelt. Sn ana
berer Sinfi6t 1T bas 8olt jsboh p0lz
Zig aufsetpnht, unb bas besiebt iih
auf ben S9pinbel, in nelhem bic
SonItitution als Oedmantel benubi
pirb. Dos 9robtapital, pas friiber
bic aonititution lebiglih als Elm Stiid
papier betradtete, 1T felt 3ebn Jabren
duberit fonititutionen eeip0rben. gs
6at ale BON Rooiepelt unb 9aft be-
fiirnorteten Reform Mabreseln als
tonititutionsnioris betdmpft unb es
Bat fi6 erpieien, bob bds Sberbun.
b.sseriht, bem man iiferIicb niht ben
8orfpurf bes Raoitalismus maiden
fann, biefen ginndnb in ben meiIter
ssdllen niht bat selten laiIen. DAD
BAT bos Wibtrauen gesen N.jenisen
rpelfe bsitdnbis bic Ronititution in
Wunbe fiibren, geiteigert.
Damit fol burhaas niHt sefas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Crib gtiiern Worgen bOrttn bic g,os
lisiiten Robins unb Rud an Der
Dtorgs unb Jobn Gtrdbt louie 6ilfss
rufs. Gis siIttn binsu unb fonben
mebrere Wdnner bnmi! btfndftigt.
ben % Sabre alien W1y 6ernlnnn BON
go. 420 W<it 8. Mptnue nnh alien Rss
gsln Der Runh 3u psrbduen. Die ganae
4onbs tpurbs psrbofiet nnb uestn llns
fuas sinselptrrt. Die unseblihtn Ans
grtifsr 6<rmnnn's resiftrirtsn fid ols:
Jobn Granflin. 81 Sabre alt, 21O4
M<ft 8. Nps.; JDe Jones, q Sabre
alt. BON Noripoob; 6osrn Smith, q
ssobre all, pan 30. 2l04 W<ft 8. Abe,
unb Gbarlfs Gtringfitlb. % Sabre
olt, bcH Gspm0nr, SHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Sn allen @r0rterungen iib.r bi.
4usfihten Der bemptratifheu prdii=
bentiaafts 3anoibaten ft0Bt man
auf grpan als einen Sauptfattor.
Nidt blos raoitale, fonbern aud bie
fonIerpatipsn 8emotratsn itimmen
barin iberein. baB 9rpan sroben giHe
fluB auf Die Delegaten befiBt unb
Da iiber 300 berfelben nt1t inItruirt
iinb. 70 1T lsidt gu neritsben, tpi.
8rDan i'm Stanbe pdre, ben Ganbie
baten Su bittiren. DDS fiibrt 3u Der
Gr0rteruns, iDen er beporSusen ipirb.
slls aussefhloTen iinb 5armOn uno
UNDERWOOD au 6etrahtn, bic er beftig
betdmpft Fat, 10 Dub er 3tpifhen
GIart unb Wil.on sl entfhsiben bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11
N d tflIakia d e II.

senrD acn,per lit 1eitnnientspoll.
itrefer BON Caroline Glbrcft: Yerio.
naIien $4,000, grimoeigentbum
$1,000.
Waap a. 9silaer lit Ieitamentspoa.
itrederitt BON Sobn 9. pilger; Verio.
nolien $4,000, Grunoeisentbum 81.
600.
Ter perionlihe RahIaB Der Maria
aisfer betr1at $1959.11, oerjerige
Der State 2iais $S68.44, oerienige Der
Guretta +. Smift $571.9S.
Gtia Gbrman lit IeItamentspoll.
iirederin bon Sdcob 6. Gbrman; Yer.
IpnaIien $400.
Bertha saeit) lit RahlaBnerlpolterin
pom @m. Neih: Verionalien $3.50.
ssoicpb Soenemeper lit Teitaments.
pollltrcfer pon NarD ". Soenemeper
YerionaIien $500.
Soi. &. abIer lit RahlaBnermalier
bon 9arbara aoeiter; 4eriouaIien
5000.
griSget groaon lit Teitalnentsooa.
itrederin bon ssobn g. groaan; Eer-
ionalien $4,000, 8runoeigentbum
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Wen BON biefen 8siben er Die Nomis
nation sutpenben pirb, bariibsr
berrldt ponises DunteI, ba er ipipohl
Glarf, pie Wilion freunblih geiinnt
lit. Wlan min jebob pabrsenommsn
baben, oaB er fir Glart ein itdrterss
perIDnlitss Sntsrefe bstunbet, als FUR
Wilfon. geosutenb erlethtert fpiroe
bic Romination, tpsnn 8rpan jeBt of
fen ertldren ppllte, ipem er feline 9unIt
supenben min. DAB 8rpan nit bic
Ter grtldrung suriidbGlt, ptro oobin
ausoelest, bab er NIT Der Wtoglihfeit
rehnet, Ielber bic domination bapon@
autraaen. Mun ertnnert an eine tur5s
iide aeuberung BON ibm, pub es ihm
teine Shipieristeiten bieten ptroe,
in etnem Dublfampf bas 5elo esgsn
Ropfepelt 5u beboupten. Sffenbar
olaubt er, bab sr nit benz Sinpets
ouf RpoIepslts brittle 8eperbung bic
len perni6ten tDnne. WGbrenb 5ugss
Itanben tperoen tann, oaB ernItltde
8eoenten gegsn Rooiepelts 8eperbuns
BON pielen Setten laut eeporben Iino,
10 Tino mir bod Der 4niidt, bab bds
Bolt es porsisben tuirb. Rooiebelt gum
britten Utale, aIs 8rpan gum srltsn
Male gu pGblen. bsnn 10 ishr auh
bic Delegaten iih BON 9rnans Hsoss
tunit blenben laTsn mOgen, bot bds
gplt einen iddrIsren Bid unb hdlt
grpon fir einen untlursn Sopf, mas
ia au6 idon Sur 9eniige ertpisien
mnrbpn lit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Gin GinbrtH<r Fnttest IN tts
Gcmitno Nant bem CABIN b<S Abe
Wrrih, 10. 1640 Glm GtTnbfs sintn
8efu& as nnh entlpenbels zine Nstn0e
Gisorren. GioortttsA Ganbp une
@pieli0rten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Teuertptbrmonn 1onp Dosy BON Der
GprisensRpmpnsnie Z fieI gtittrH an
bsr Nebitsr unb Main Sirabs eintm
ftxuen g)frbe in bic 3iieel unD rttiets
brei tleine ainbsr. rpsltt 5ur 3sit IN
Der Strabs fpielien, Dor i1psrtn Yer.
lebungen. ipenn Hiht Dor btm Iont.
Beer triiit aontuiionen unb 0autabs
iharfungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11
Rsfulsat ber ssarissn

9eute Radmitios sspeiies Spiel Der
Gsris 5ipifhen ~Rebs' unb ~Qudters~.
CUR 9tbisnuns unires GefAutes ise.
6en Guass unb Wleasan auf osm
progromn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Aus irsen b einem 9runoe oer<
mag bas 2ano ut6t ben 9soarf an
Fartoffeln gu beden, in JpI9e Def en-
iie in beitdnoig grOBeren Men9en einz
sefiibrt lperben miiffen.. Sa 8artoffeln
bas 5auptgeridt Der 4rmen iino, 10
entIprdde ss alien Segriffen bon 8es
rehtisteit, 1ie 5o1frei heretn5ulafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Sn Canada peroen 5armer,
bic ibre Woaren eber ais bret Stuns
ben nah 9eginn bes Marttes an
gambler pertaufea, Idiper beitraft.
Die llrtbeile itiisen fid auf bas
Common lam, pelhes burauf be-
itebt, bab bic 5armer on bas erobe
YubIifum perfaufsn. Wie Der Rihter,
Der bas l1rtbeil fdqte, oarIest, iinb
MGrtte fir bas publtum geidaffen
unb ntdt fir Die gambler. gs
lit aud Ieidt gu Oeritsben, ME bic
MarttprsiIs Iid biQtger ftellen miiFen,
ipenn elm pplIes gngebot beitebt, uHs
Itatt bss geringen 2tngsbOts, oas osrs
bleibt, nahbem Die meiIten Wauren
faon bon Sdnolern aufgetuuft pors
ben iinb. gBtr buben in oieIem
Stuate Elm 9eIeB, tpel6es ebenfaag
ssarmern perbietet, auf bem Wartte
on gambler gu pertaufen. Oeies
8erbot ipiro aber umgangen, tnoem
Der 8srtauf Dor 8eginn bes Marttes
itattfinbet. Nsr unisre Mdrtte I'm
bier ubr Worgens beiuht, tpiro fins
ben, bab bis 5ur GrDffnung bes
Wlarttes Die Sdlfte Der Waaren IdOn
perfauft lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11
Senes.

Senrn SLATE bat cine aloge auf
llmltcBung SeS Ieitaments Der sln.
ME SLATE bon gtoripoob anaeitrengt,
neil oieieIbe angeblid niht sureh.
nungsfdbig NOR, ais iie bas Gofu.
ment abfabte.
Clara !Sanes flngte cine 6croeritng
iiber S4t2.95 geeen 8. Sercme Pa.
trid Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Vel lS 3 te 70 II o. le II 8uS
fplae plant Der Gar Die 0eritdnbiaung
Die fpqenannte gntente 3rpilben Hubs
Lamb, Gnglanb unb 5rantreih, in Elm
feftes S6ubz unb SrusbiinbniB na6
Der 4rt be s9reibunbs gu pertpanoeIn.
Die Mittheilun9 lit inioferr ni6t neu,
ols bieier 8ebdufe bereits felt lGngerer
3eit in 2onboner unb BARRIER 3eituns
qen sr0rtert ipirb. Sc nah bem Stanos
punt Der oerf6ieoenen 3eitungen III
Der glun 3uitimmenb uno ablsbneno
beurtheilt porben. gemertsnspertb
ober 1T, bab bic offi3iDis preffe
feline geoeiIterung bufiir an ben gag
aelegt ,fonbsrn iid ablsbnsnb perbulten
bat. Iuh in 5runtreia 1T bic 3us
ftimmunQ ni6t uqgerrein. Mir iinb
jebp6 Der Qniiht, baB an benz gan7en
glan nidts Wd6res 1T. Rublanb bat
fton lett Idnoerer 3eit feline 5altuns
oeoen DsutIdluno gednbert, tpie aus
Der 9otsbamer 4bma6ung betreffs
Qerfiens eriihtlih 1T, Die man from
als cine gbpenbunq pon Gnglano
be3eifnen fdnn. gbenip bat in
gnglanb Der 0suti6enbuB ii6 idon
bsosuteno absetiihlt. Sm usbrigen
fpiirpe es on Der Sadlags ni6ts an.
bern, tp.nn bus giinbnib pirtli6 gu
.Gtanbe tGnle. gbenio pie bic gne
tente iih bic 3dbne an Deutf6lunf
ousge6ro6en bat, pirb ouh bas giino.
nib an Deuti6lanbs militariihe,
Graft 3erf6elIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-11

Die 90 abr I hetnlihteit III
pprbanben, baB nod in bieier 9ons
sreBsSiBung elm ausgeoehutes podets
poit Spitem our Inuabme gelangsn
pirb. Oas bef0rberte 9stpi6t piro
spor porlGufig Bios II Yfunb betra=
gen, aber bic Waaren t0nnen iiber bic
gan3sn Ser. Staaten perididt rperben
unb spar 3u ie6r billigen Roten. Sn
ben glan 1T bas 3onenIp1tem aufge=
nommen porben, fpelhes bic 8efOroez
rung in Der nd6Itsn umsebuns auf
sinen seringeu preis anfebt. Der
General Yoitmetiter, Der bic ginribs
tuns ie6r lebbaft befiiriportet bat bel
ben 8ongreb= =Mitgliebern groBen Ginz
brut nit benz Sintpeis gema6t, bub
nit ipltem ppitoisnit bic 9elsoen6ett
esaeben lit, birett Don Der iSarm su
taufen, inDsm Der aoniument burd
9oIttarte feline geiteluna MAIDEN
lam unb bieIe BON 9oitbiensrn ins
6aus qeliefert ptrb. 9a bic aongrsb.
mitolieber benz General poitmeiiter
beiItimmer, bub bisrour6 Der preis
Der Rubrungsmittel in 9robItGoten
beoeuteno pertpohIfeilt tperben t6nnts,
10 fino be Nusfihtar fir Die Qnnu6ms
bes Geiebss Ie6r siinitig.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
HAS BIGGEST sEIsMOGRAPH
United States InstaiIs a Dellcately
Adjusted Instrument at New
York Museum.

New York.-The largest and most
delicately adjusted seismograph in
the United States has just been in
stalled in the museum of natural his
tory here. The instrument was made
in Germany and presented to the New
York Academy of Science by its pres
ident, Emerson Mcmillan. The needle
Is SO sensitive that blasting opera
lions in some parts Of New York city
have affected 1t in marked fashion.
while one interesting series Of undu-
lations is believed to have been caus-
ed by sea waves striking on the rocky
coast of Rhode Island and Massa.
chusetts.
Even a heavy windstorm somt-
times produces a slight variation in
the needles course.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
OLD FENN0 HOUSE
Structure Erected In New Eng
land 208 Years Ago.
Flrst Settler Of Canton AstonIshed the
Natives by Putting q Second story
Upon tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 Still Standing.

Canton.-The Fenno house, on Farm
street. Canton, is one Of the veneer
able old dwelling houses OF New Eng
land whose age Is fully authenticated
by documentary evidence as well as
by family tradition. This rather small
structure. two stories in height, paint
ed red. and upon whose sides are
still the original clapboards of 1704.
was built 20S years ago by that John
Fenno who was the original Slough
ton, now Canton, settler OF that name.
1t was John Fenno's father. also John
Fenno, who was q resident Of Old
Dorchester. who purchased the Roger
Clapp farm In 1894. This original
Clapp property. which was part Of
the lands Of the Ponkapoag tribe of
Indians, contained 500 acres, and John
Fenno bought the whole area for 100
pounds, or at the rate of five acres per
pound. Upon this lard. before a road
Of any description ran alongside of
1t or through 1t, the second John Fen
no built this 1904 house, and he as
tonished the natives by putting SEQ
ond story, then unheard of luxury.
to his new home. In this house there
we're born nine children who, with
the wife and mother, who was Rachel
Newcomb of Braintree, constituted the
original family which lived on the
premises. This second John Fenno
died in I'LL, and he was succeeded
by Isaac, his son. who was born
in the same old house-in 1899. Isaac
Fenno was twice married. His first
wife was Hannah Puffer, who In 1871.
died at the age Of twenty-one and
left son and daughter, Elizabeth
Mrs. Matthew Buck-and junior
Isaac. The second wife was Mary
Niles of Canton, and she became the
mother of three daughters. The son.
Isaac, by the first wife. married Mary
Davenport of Canton in 1854, and he
made his home In the same old house,
with his father, the first Isaac. But
young Isaac was killed by falling
from "a steeple Of a meeting house"
in October, 1862. Two sons were the
fruits of this marriage of Isaac, the
younger, with Mary Davenport, and
both of them, Enoch and Elijah. be-
came Revolutionary soldiers. Elijah
was the son of soldier veteran who
maintained the family line in the old
red house, for Elijah and his wife.
Abigail Smith, became the parents of
five children who were all doubtless
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
May Build state Printing Plant.

The annual report of the board OF
state auditors show that In the past
six years Michigan has expended half
a million dollars for printing. The
amount has staggered number of
members-elect of the legislature. and
the enormous bill will undoubtedly
find itself embodied In a bill to es-
tablish a state printing plant.
For the year 1911. 100000 was spent
for printing and binding. many vol
umes Of reports that are declared
useless. There are now AZ state de-
partments and a new one Is created
at nearly every session OF the legis-
lature. These departments require
stationery, report blanks and score
of forms. The new Industrial acci-
dent board will add new figure to
the bill. The secretary Of states de-
partment, with it's scores of reports,
bulletins license blanks. and host
of other requisites. requires more
printing than any other department.
Its last bill amounted to $4,000. This
expenditure has aroused some of the
novitiates of the coming session, who
say they will sanction a law to estab-
lish a state printing and binding instt
tuition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
coIored Cam.

A rather daring departure has been
made in the matter of boudoir caps.
Aside from the finest Irish linen and
lace OF the same manufacture. colored
ribbons ara now being run through
the lace openings at the bottom of the
cap. and in some cases caps of gayly
colored linen. with white lace, ara
being shown. This 10 strikingly news
because Of the fact that white has ali
ways been the predominating color
for . morning cap. In the colored
caps Irish linen IL not being used.
These caps may last. but It II unlikely
a. milady is discriminating and may
refuse to depart from the elegant
white linen CAP.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
Fenno Cradle Of Five Gene rations.

rocked to sleep In the same old an
cestral cradle which is still part of
the original furniture of the place.
Among the five children OF Elijah
Fenno was Jesse, who was born in
17S5. But Jesse, when he reached
mans estate. while he chose to re-
main on the family farm, built for
himself new house in 1910, near
the old red homestead, and which is
today the abode of the descendants
in the seventh generation Of the orig
inal 1704 John Fenno. SO far as
known this 1904 house has not been
regularly tenanted, at least by the
Fennos, for a great many years.
Altogether this old 1904 family shell
ter is an interesting house for the in
spection of antiquarians and all other
persons whose attention might be at
tracted by the venerable landmark.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
Costume for Matron Of Honor.

shall appreciate your telling me
a few things about a wedding. 1t Is
to be simple home wedding at eight
o'clock in the evening, and the bride
is to marry in travelling suit. What
should the matron of honor wear?
Does she have to wear travelling
suit, too? II not, would white lib
erty satin do?-E. P.
The matron of honor would certain
ly outshine the bride II she wore a
white satin gown. A white serge or
broadcloth would be better, or pretty
light gray or tan reception dress.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28

You can buy all kinds of dainty
baskets very cheaply. those Of Japan
ese manufacture made Of wistaria are
lovely. They may also be made or
crepe tissue paper braided tightly and
sewed into shape. Any colors are
pretty. Choose what suits you best.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
A Bride.to-Be,s Queries.

Is 1t proper for the bride to come
to the wedding breakfast or any re-
past after the ceremony in her bridal
dress? Or should she leave the
guests and change for her travelling
dress first? Should announcement
cards be engraved Minnie.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
Afford Better Game Protection.

Afford Better Game Protection.
A complete rehabilitation Of the
methods Of administering Michigan's
game laws through the medium OF q
non-salaried commission and the crea-
ton Of game refugees" or ''sanctu-
aries" where game birds and animals
may breed perpetually safe from the
hunters gun. is the plan considered
here by the officers of the Michigan
Game and Fish Protective associa-
ton.
All the officers attended the gath
ering at the Downey house-W. b..
Mershan Of Saginaw. president; F..
II. Shearer. Bay City, vice-president;
w. T. Tateum. Grand Rapids, secre-
tary; and George w. Brown. Detroit.
treasurer.
The association hopes to have the
game laws of Michigan placed upon
what 1t declares to be a sane basis.
The laws, as they now stand. offer
protection to game under certain
limitations. To guarantee perpetual
and uninterrupted propagation Of
game the association would recon-
mend creating refugees" or sane
tuaries" on state-owned lands, none
to be less than 1000 acres in extent.
These they would have properly po-
Iced, dogs and guns being forever
banished from the confines of the
sanctuary" Even the appearance
of a gun within the lines would be
an infraction. Several such ref
uges," the sportsmen declare, would
soon not only increase the game Of
Michigan, but would insure an ever
lasting supply.
The administration proposals are
not worked out. The associations
officers believe that the game war
dens Office Is, under existing reia-
lions, too closely connected with poll
tics. They would have this remedied
by the appointment of a non-salaried
commission. Only sporting enthusi-
asts and, naturally, men interested In
the preservation Of game, would care
to assume the work, thus insuring the
honest results of labor performed
purely for love.
While some changes may be asked
in the laws covering the limits Of
shooting seasons, they will not be
marked, association members declare,
the slight changes being intended
merely to cover more fully the nest
ing and mating seasons and having
no appreciable result upon the
amount Of game available for shoot
ing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28

A bride partakes of breakfast or any
refreshments served after the cere-
mony in all the glory of her bridal
robe. When she appears in her trav-
cling gown 1t is to leave the house i'm
mediately. Announcement cards
should be engraved.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
Baskets for Basket Social.

Will you kindly suggest some way
to shape basket for basket social?
would like to have something new
or odd. And also. will you please tell
me some colors that swould be nice7
Anxious.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28

Chicago.-Should the railroads be
permitted to advance their rates the
price of potatoes will 60 up according
to a protest made to the interstate
commerce commission by Chicago
commission merchants.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
Tho Proper ThIna to Do.

Have received invitations to a tea,
a musicale and reception. each on a
visiting card. l wish to accept. How
shall answer in each case?
Do make calls afterward, and how
soon?-A. B. c. d. ~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28

Use note paper or correspondence
cards and accept or regret, as Is your
intention. Use the third person In re-
plying, but do not use your visiting
card; 1t is not good form. Mako a
call within the month.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28
>jQHN c. KETCHuM
rs NAMED MASTER
HASTINGS MAN Is ELECTED BY
VOTE OF 266 TO 1872 AGAINST
n. r. BAKER.
PRIMARY PLAN OPPOSED
{. A. Holden Of Lansing Declares
That Forty Per Cent. Of the Sub
ordinate Oranges Were Not
Supplied With Ballots.

Lansing.-The following is the re-
suit OF the recount of the state
grange election held at Sault Ste.
Marie:
Master. John c. Ketchum. Hastings.
266; H. F. Baker, Weadcock. 1872; c. 8.
Bartlett, Pontiac, 20. Overseer, Frank
d. Moi, Minden City; lecturer. Miss
Jennie Buell.. Ann Arbor; steward, T..
t. Nilen, Mancelona; chaplain, Mrs
o. J. c. Woodman, Paw Paw; treas
urer. Frank Coward. Bronson: secre-
tary. ]. w. Hutchins, Hanover; exc
cutive committee, George d. Horton.
Fruit Ridge; w. F. Taylor, Shelby:
Jerry Lawson, Sault Ste. Marie; C. 8.
Bartlett, Pontiac.
Through the energy of e. A. Hol-
den OF Lansing, leading other active
spirits, the primary system lately en-
ployed by the state grange was tenn
porarily defeated. Mr.. Holden is one
of the delegates from Pomona grange.
Ingham county. and at the last annual
meeting of that body the delegates
from Ingham county were instructed
TO fight against 1t.
Cpon motion of Holden the system
was sidetracked and names of all
candidates for the various Offices were
not permitted to appear upon the bal
lot. o. w. Thompson. one OF the
northern peninsula delegates, was one
Of the most earnest opponents OF the
system, and declared that all fair
minded delegates should protest
against the operations of the plan. 1t
was rumored about the hall that
Thompson had an Interior motive In
his opposition because he was a can
didate for member Of the executive
committee and was making the run
on slips. His argument brought ready
responses for and against his protest.
He finally asked direct that stickers
be permitted upon the ballot. w. Bas-
sett supported the request. declaring
that the state law provided for the use
of ,stickers.
The argument was interrupted by
former State Master George X. Hor-
ton, who was granted permission to
read his annual report as chairman OF
the executive committee. The report
gave detailed description OF the &C
complishments Of the committee dur
ing the past year.
Delegate Thompson succeeded In
getting the floor again upon the prop
osition for the use of slips. Master
Hull ruled that distributors of slips
should be allowed In the hallway
leading to the armory. but not permit
ted In the hall proper.
E. A. Holden succeeded in complet-
ing a prolonged discussion In which
he declared that he represented a
grange that had not been provided
with ballots for use In the recent pri-
mary and that he knew of others
which had similar experience. He said
that he believed 40 per cent. OF the
subordinate oranges were not sup
piled with the ballots.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-28

AAIorsttesr Are Tails Of boosters.
washington.--A government bulIe-
tin declares that many OF the fancy
feathers that pass for "aigrettes' are
nothing more than wisps from the
tails Of roostera