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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT.

Lansing, Mich, FED, Z, 1913.
In reply to the question, HAS
wheat during January suffered injury
from any cause" 159 correspond
ents in the southern counties answer
yes and IFS mo-" in the central
counties 73 answer yes" and SO mo-"
in the northern counties "a answer
yes and 43 mo- and in the Upper
Peninsula 6 answer yes" and 16 no. r"
Snow protected wheat in the State
Q days, and in the southern counties
Z, in the central counties o. in the
northern counties II and in the Up
per Peninsula 81 days.
The average depth of snow on Jan
uary 18th in the State was Isl inches
in the southern counties liz, i'll the
central counties 100, in the northern
counties LAO and in the Upper PENN
sula SIS inches.
On January 31st the average depth
of snow in the State was so inches,
in the southern counties OBS. in the
central counties O.76 of an inch, in
the northern counties 500 and in the
Upper Peninsula 015 inches
The total number of bushels Of
wheat marketed by farmers in Janu-
airy at 81 Touring mills was $4,000 and
at rs elevators and to grain dealers
6S,037, or a total OF 164,537 bushels
OF this amount 1O5,5ss bushels were
marketed in the southern four tiers
OF counties. 43.3O6 in the central
counties and 1858 in the northern
counties and Upper Peninsula. The
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
BRAINERD HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Mary Root returned to her
home in ST. Louis Saturday fully
recovered.
Mrs. VIM. Gakle of Pleasant Valley
died Sunday at midnight.
Erma Barnes and Mildred Carmen,
aged eight and nine, respectively,
operated upon for appendicitis are
now occupying the same bed and
having a good time with dolls and
pictures. i.
Mrs Altha Latimer is making a
fine recovery from her recent opera
ton
Mrs. Anna Church returned home
Tuesday
Dr. Brainerd was called to Mt
Pleasant in consultation Thursday
and performed an operation in Shop
herd Saturday and attended a patient
in Ithaca Monday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13

few years. Mr.. Boon is farmer of
Sumner township.
Thursday evening goodly number
OF their acquaintance dropped in up
on them at the home Of c. Z. Sling
huff. The time was spent in games
and visiting, after which light re-
freshments were served. Then in a
few we'll chosen words A. NJ. Temp
kins presented them with table linen
as a token of their esteem and good
will and all wished them a happy life.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
STARTED FOR CALIFORNIA.

Messrs +. +. Ewing and +. NJ.
Ewing accompanied by their wives
left Monday for California. which
CITY they expect to make their future
home. Mr. +. +. Ewing came to Al
ma some eight years ago and pur-
chased the Caldwell blacksmith shop
later purchasing the marlborough
and I'ishbeck shop. He has during
his residence in Alma made a large
acquaintance all of whom wish for
him business success in his far west
ern home
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
COURT NEWS.

In the case Of Allen & Bodies, real
estate men. vs.. Coons, over a COM
mission on the sale of real estate,
as mentioned last week, the plaintiff
was awarded the full amount of 5000
as asked by his attorneys, Kress &
Durham.
In the case Of the People VS.. Sam
uel Dibble on the charge of false
pretenses. the defendant was con-
victed and sentenced by the Judge to
imprisonment from one year to six
months, with a recommendation TO
the shorter period
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
Conducted by Bishop Williams at
St. Johns Church Last Sunday.

Bishop Williams conducted the
confirmation service at the Episcopal
church Sunday evening, confirming a
class of six. This was followed by
an address to the class and then a
sermon. The Bishops subject was a
comparison of the world with the
soul Of man. A remarkable address,
logical and elaborate; one that he
had recently delivered before Har-
ward university.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13

estimated total number of bushels of
wheat marketed in six months, Au-
gust January is 3,25OO00. Eighty-nine
mills, elevators and grain dealers re-
port wheat marketed in January
The average condition of live stock
in the State is reported as follows,
comparison being with stock in good,
healthy and thrifty condition: horses
and sheep 90. cattle and swine 95.
FRED. c. MARTINDALE,
Secretary Of State
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Herbert L. Warne, %, Jasper Tp.;
Minnie O. Barnes, 81, ST. Louis.
VIM. Minninger, 20, Ohio; Lizzie
Peters, 20, Newark.
Wilson Webb, "a, Illinois; Cecil
Longworth, 23, Illinois.
Orley Gates, %, Wheeler; Blanche
Hayward 25, Breckenridge.
Hiram Talley, 30, Arcadia; Bertha
Tyrrell, 80, Arcadia.
Lawrence Hetzman, 10, Ithaca;
Carrie Sadler, 81, Lafayette
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
TAM BOON.

A simple marriage ceremony took
place last Wednesday afternoon when
the Rev Frank Jackson spoke the
words that united Mrs. Lula Tam Of
this city and Mr. Jacob Boon Of Sum
ner as husband and wife. The we'd
ding occurred at her home on Lin
den avenue, in the presence OF the i'm
mediate family.
Mrs. Boon has many friends in the
city where she has lived for the past
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
Wins Alma Oratoricals.

Miss Ethel G.. Thompson of Elk
ton, Mich, won first place in the wo-
mans oratorical contest at the col
lege Monday evening, on the sub
jet of Abraham Lincoln. Miss
Thompson by her victory will repre-
sent Alma college in the State col
lege contest at Adrian. March =
Harold Wilcox will represent the
men OF Alma college in the oratorical
contest at Adrian, March Z.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13
TAKE A EUROPEAN TRIP.

February 18th, Mrs. J. III. Lancash-
ire and daughter Miss Helen sail on
the steamer Adriatic from New York
to Naples. They will be absent from
the United States until the middle of
April when the family again expect
to spend the summer months at Man
chester on the sea.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13

ID. II. Fisher to r. c. Naldrett,
ne Il of ne "a, "a, Sumner. -. 1850
c. Nelson and wife to l.. Kehn
and wife, "a OF lot 16, Park
Place. East Alma ............ 1900
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13

The ladies of the O. F. s. will hold
baked goods sale at Miller Bros
store, Saturday. February, 18th.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-13

Dated Alma, Mich, Feb. II, 1918.
d. w. ADAMS,
IS City Clerk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

60 Nder Tar,n 20 8 Meilen bon
ei,,er1 auten aotpu, SO Maeilen bon
Min,eapolis. 51par5er 9ebn, 5bon
oils llnterldidR. 80 Mder nnter
8nua; is Mder Mieie; 10 Mder @ei-
oelapb; 8 Adm gemiihtes 9ol5-
Nran1es&aug nit 8 3iatn1erfl gutter
SSrome-gton, anoere @ebdulidteiteu.
9lpei 8rnnnen; Bad, Selep5o1. Greie
Ndtbef0roeruue. $500 per 4der.
Die 9. 8. 31bitne1 2anb e Goan S0y
st. CLOUD, Weent1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
nnpB dis Elm Mlinoer Rtradd}ttet
mprOpn. nnR fpireS Ser Aitr0er qe.

les m,yB oils ein 8nroer ktradd}btf
|lpenoen, oaB teineg ser 8i,toer ge<
troffen mlroe Dieier frede Sdi.
be III nod utlbefantt, iibenoies tarrs
Solepb ii9 zines folden fredter
aerlg briiten. Bor eiuem 5peiter
serortigen 5treiiH' aber ion er ii4A bbbiui-
ben, mem, er nit eiler 9aat oapott
@fpnlnlen Mil.
Gplb Spriag.
Sob, &lodner III gum Beeil1b ieiuer
i%yreunoe in Minneapolis. SoieW
|Sdpnitt bat auf leiner 65arm TN Dal~.
len Sinn bes @ortes einen Mllfter-
Stall, oeiien Stalungen nit Cement
|,boben perieben ii1ub, tpoourh beittn00g-
Iide &eiinigung ermogliht mino, 5u~
NAL in benr @ebdube oie @aiierleitum
angebnadt lit. gs beiBt man mub
Sell modem, epenm Sic Come iIdeint.
Sci ser gisernte fam ie aber Dem Mif.
Settles gnoe letter @ode iebr gelegen.
- Mart. Del1es febrte lebte 8od~
BON ct. Midnel 5uriif, no er Der Be-
|eroigltng ieirres Obeims Mat6ias @ei-
na1,o beipobl1te lno 5ie @elegenbeit
gum @eiub leiner 6ren1roe betrubte.
- Sos. 3eg@enter l1rlo Nic. @en1rer
.brad)ten lesten 1onneritag eine Gar
|loao Moitpieb lno cine Giienbabntpo=
gerrlaoung fette 5dtpeine nab Suo~
st. Eoul, bon no lie 5amitag mieoer
Geimfebrten. @ieber eil1el1 @run6-
fiir Gnlo Spring, al1f Ole innerbalb
iei,er Maaa,ern lih entfaltenoen ge-
iddftliden nntermebmlngen 1tol5 gu
lein, giibt Sie ginridtung Ses nenerr
@ebGiuooes ser State 8anf Of Colo
Spring. Mit sen &erren Nic. 8en@
,ler oB Grdiioent, S. $. 8eqcome,
giaeprdii0ent u1to 8eter Muurin al3
4nIiirer miro ser 8anf geiddftlidber
grfolg iiGer ieir. Sem 8ehuder I'M.
poniert beim gintritt sic mooerne u110
elegante Ml1sdtott11ifg oes gerdumigen
2ofales, uno Die Depoiitorem fin0
ourHl elm feuerfeites @e1polbe, morin
Elm 6iebesiiderer @el6ihranf gegen
6el1er- un0 @inbnederberlalite auf's
8eitmoglide geidiibt 1T. als8ebulfs-
foiiirer fat Sic 8anf oen @errn Sic.
@elle eite1t 5lloerIdiiigen un6 6urd
lein e~ntgegenfomen6es 8eien iebr
%beliebten, iungen Matn. SRI. Mnz
reli0 Otter lit nod 6rei @o6en 1an=
gem 8eiude BEL @ertpanoten un6
6neu1toen in 81. 8alrI mieoer ins el=
terlife &aus auruiidgefebrt. - Mi4):
meiien, melder 6ie@intermot1ate Bier
BEL leinen Gltern 5ltbradte, 1T Dien-
itag Iebter 8obe nod ieinem &eim
lit Glp6e, g. o, duridgefebrt. SIR
Ser Somilie Geo. geetS ftente iith ein
50bnd9en Elm; bel Der 6a=
milie Mntb. Ibeiie1t NOR es Elm r6ral-
les" Madoden, urrro g.. S. Gamer >p4sr=
Sc po1r leiner @attiin nit einem front
men goibnden beidenft. Sen orei
syomiliert mnlern @ludtpunib. - Mr-
fbur &orff bon Settings eritattete bier
Mitte lebter @ode einen ber1pan6t=
umb reun6idaftliden 8eiub. = SSobn
lift ndb 0oefia, @albingtom ab+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

qepeift, no ct III eii1ean Gleiiderl10en
Mmteul1,g nebmen nir. SSotln
|Oiter inns 5obn goa.arb al1o 8eia~
bddnoler Otto @oIf marer lette 8ode
III Minneapolis, no lie iid Die Auto-
Musitela.,,g aniaben. Gn1. Grieo-
mar1t ipobnte Iebte 8ote IN Sbafo<
pee oem 8egrabniiie ieiues 5dppagerS
&ern1nn1 &lpld)ulam BEL. Stepban
E5al5er u1D 6ruu .tparen lebte 8ode
lin 8roperpine bel Der Snmilie Moam
Gurf au @dite, 400 iid ei1e iutge.
8~rinaeiiin eingeiteM battle.
Clear 2afe.
SEER &arl @aiienieil, melder bot
51pei Sobren bier ei1te Sarm falltte,
fat oielelbe pertauft nro miro am %.
1iele les Motats mieoer nab Sun
8rairie, isis, 11m5ieben, no er eil1e
id)one Sarm fir $3.50 Sen Mder olS
tiinftige &eimatb faufte, Die Die So
milie iett INN 10 augenebmer finoen
miro, neil lie bon bort een ltm61g
nod fpier bemerfltenigte. 8ir leben
sic 6arnilie MIR ll11gern bon bier
id,eiben, Gent @err @aiienieil tpar
Elm frieolider 9fadbur l1no trelter
Srelln1 lt110 nngeieBen IN ser gan5en
l1mgegen6. SEER Sal. Sm5olte
perIanote lette @ode mieoer cine ei-
neutrality-suspicious. Sdmeine nno
cine lolde bon gieb nod 5uo-St.
Soul. Sc Berrldt III 1ieier @egeno
ein loIder Mangel an inngen Sdpei=
men, Bob oieie Sbiere faft nm feinen
8reis ant faufen iino. n Die Wsebrz
5abl ierer 9eute bieier @egetpo, mel
DIE Iebtes Sabr Cabot pflan5ten, boz
ben 6enieIben bereits perpadt gum
@erlanot bereit. Dieie @egero fat
ousge5eidneten 8ooen fir sen 90
bafsbal,, ur1 ser 8etrag lit onrdp
idnittli6 500 uno oariiber per
Slider. - Sron5 @onner geoenft einen
Gabdfld,nppen 6teies TriibiaW gu
:bauen ur1o bat 6as Mnterial fir Dos
SsSr1ere bereits an 0rt nnb Stele
idJnffen %Ioiien; er min audi bieles
6riibiabr Gnbaf pflan5em. = 6raa1
stephan @iiider BON bier liegt idtper
franf 5arnieoer am 2ungenfieber;; ben
nereiten Madridten 5ufolge ion iid
aber cine @enol1ng gum 8eiieren IN
ibrem 8efin6en eingeifeM Mben, 10
SOP &offnung auf cine bolbige Gene
Jung borbar,oen ut. Die Serre1
Sicily &eibel a1aro @url 8aiienieii tpa<
rem Donneritag in @eid1ften nod ct.
Glouo. = Dus Eautpetter Der lebtep
Soge fat sic @ege in fat a1trpuiz
lirbaren 3uitan0 periett. Setter
elmer ser eriten Mnfieoler
@egen6, tnir5 iein &eim btirre11
assur5em nod Melbp, Mim., berdegen,
no er fid cine Barm gefauft bat
bier qelegem Sarm bat er letter
&erblt %perffauft. - Srau g. S. 8eis
nno ibre 5dtpelter 6rau Mnton SSm=
bolte pon bier erltatteten bren Sdtpe=
uno gmten B%effnnnten in ct. Mlt=
elrita am 5pmitag ur0 5onntag leb=
ter @ofe einen 8eiud. - SEQ SSm=
bolte, ser Gebtei Serbit nad oem @e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

item reifte, nm anon eine 9ertnanbten
al. beiuden, iit b1iieier Gage nieoer mad
&alaie 5nriidgetebrt, INN ieitrel Gltern
mabrenSb es S6riibiiabrg INTO 5ommers
Bel ben Geloarbeiten bebillflid 5u ieir.
alntonBpien, tpelder letten Serbi1
|bei Der @aN als nrfunoenregiitrar
erpablt wa1roe, bat @ieb uu6 5arm,
ger6tbe periteigern lalien, nobel fit
ole angebotenetr @egenitainoe lament
lid, aher fir 0ie Milbfiibe bobe Bnett
sbe5abt puroer. Sir cine ser &lbe
muy6an $500 geboten.
Mdpnprb.
NadJ m1rlorei Gage longem 9ei6en,
|6ns 6ur9 2ungenfieber peruriadt
wuroe, fat 6rau Mnna Maria gberle
am Son1tag Dor adt Sagen i'm Snu-
lie brer 5o6ter, Der 5rnll Gbeobor
8eitgen, i'm Mlter Don 81 Sabren oas
8eitltde geiegnet. SIR @atte, nit
Gem iie eine Meibe bon Sabren in
F&odpiae mobnbaft lpar, giug ibr Dor
IA Sobren in sic gmigfeit poran. SIR
Sos miro bon ser ein3igen 9odter,
BEL Ser Tie itarb, betraltert. Mittpod,
Morgen fans nod einem in Der ct.
&eter & Yauls airde gebalteuer Ste
qlliem Sic @eerbigamg itatt. M0ge
Sic &eritortene ruben In Grie0en!.-
Mitte o%ergangerer ISOLDE iim0 5ran
@aspar @uid1le un0 Sodter Sre0erifu
mh ldrgeren 8efude in 5iileton, g.
mie6er 6ofeim eingetroffen. -
SSobm 8eltgen, ,melder ont 2llngen-
fieber erfranft mar, geN ieirer Gene
Jung entgegen. Sacob 9. Sdle-
:ner. mar lette ISOLDE in Min-
neapolis, no er iih Sic auto-
mobiG-M usitellung anidnl1te. - 2aut
Mngobe bes sos. @ogt, Ser in Min-
peapolis tpar, miro 6as Material fir
Die 11ele Bride bis sum l. Wtdr5 ntt
Drt un5 SteIe iein. - Sermann
2enart uno Brol1 bon SorboIm g.
mare11 bier bel Ger &enrietta
sdulte mebrere Eoge 5u @aite. -
Mnton. Sranf 1T BON 2ienite, &C.. g.,
bier eingetroffen. tint bier nit ser
8amilie iei1 @eim ein5uridten. -
Sci elmer Acknowledgements erlitt
s. S. 2en5meier lebten Mittmo6 cine
@errenba1ng 6es @Ibogengelenfes. -
grnaelinoa, 1as flint @oden olte
&i1b Ger Samilie &ilian &irdn1er lit
gamitag Morgen ouf 6em bieiigem
@ottesader in Sen fiibGen 5dob Ser
Groe gebettet mor6en. ~ Ser bier
&einrih Slider gibt ols
ser in 81. gIol1 1%pobnbnft ge-
meie,1en 6rol1 Mois Siider an, bob
Eodter bren Ma111 berlies,
Ell nidt fit lie orgen wollte limo
ins 5esbam a1f bren eige1te11 8roter=.
>perb aus lein muB. - sSm auberge=
p0bnIiA bo5en Sitter bon 80 Sabren
bot lekte,t Sreitag Morgen g.. s..
Drumming nod ldngerem 2eioen, benz
SOS bcfe4 Sitter nidt ldnger 51 1ptoer==
bermodte, beitets anf Ben ur~..
eertneioliden Gang in Sic gpigfeit
porbereitet, SOS 8eitlide geiegnet.
@ertorbe1te fam als il1nger, biel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

E0er1pred1erl0er WCa1ttt Qlts y QlleW
,&einntb IN @eitpbale1L De1tidlamo,
iii bieies 2ano u1I mar ser CT e Mn-
iieoler IN Diieler @egeh, sic CT ieit
.mebr be1n 60 Sabren berpobnte ln6
in ser Ct iiih algemei1er 8eliebtbet
85n ~eprfrenen bate. Mit.ber @attin Be-
tral.err bier Sdiblte: @erbar6 BON ct.
CLOUD, Seinrib Don Miiniter, Cana
30, Soiem Don Mlberta, Came
So, uno 8ernbaro bon @illiamS,
Mi11n., u11b ser bier lebenoe, gleids
fans I'M porgeriidtem Sitter itebenoe
8rl1ber 8ernbaro iein SiideiSen.
Monbag Morgen fano nab einem I'M
9 l1br in ser ct. Setter & Souls Sir
de ge5altener &equiem sic 8eeroi=
gl11g unter grober Ibeilnobme itatt.
Ms0ge ser Gcritorbene ruben in 5riez
sen.
ct. Mmtbpnl).
Sci ser lebte ISOLDE bier gefnlte<
rte,r Seer ammrlllng ser rea1 gegriit1oe-
ten Garmers Creamery Miioeiotion
.baben go 6arn1er lid Nntbeile &C.
iidert; ieeer Mntbeil betrdgt $4,000,
sic @eidaftstbeibaIber baben iidy
Sic &einboro @elters Butter abrif
fir $4,000 f1uflib ungeeigl1et. IS
spl1rSe baitimmt, SOB Ole Mftien=Sn<
,baber fein MedH baben iollen, gfabm
SET bieiigen Creamery gu
pertaufen, mi6rigenfaus tie ibr &edt
auf ibren @eid)dftsantbeil perlieren;;
aud ion Elm 5arn1er, ser feline Slide
teiitt, 5ur neutrality-suspicious. beredt
tigt iein. Mls 8eamteu Der ne.ert
Miiociution muroen ermablt: @einri6
8olters, 3raiibenf; Sobm @lemel,
seffret11r; Moam 2oblein, 5d)abunei=
iter; SSobnnm @oien. Mi9. @Gein, So
iepb 2ebner, 0ireftoren. Die 1leale
Organization miro Ben 8etrieb ser
Gutterfabrlf am 1. Wtnr5 nberreb=
me,1. Soiepb Ma0er uno 8.
8lunne uuren lekte @ode in ser
3millingsitdbten a1n6 beiudten sic in
minneapolis gebaltene Ml.tomobtl<
Auate1(ung.
ct. Martin.
M E4-. q, 80
6ran Matb. @aroing unb &inoer
bon @roiiD Safe, Gan., uare1 bier
bei ser GamiIie Aset. q. SSaco6p lan-
gere 3eit gu @uite. Sssr1 Sem 8efinz
oen bes &einrid @oosbroef, Der Dor
3mei @oden erfrantte, lit CUR 6reu=
Sc ieiner Mngeborigen cine @enoung
8eiieren eingetreten. - Srau
Nrnolb &ung DON GoIio, q. 9, ge-
MOB cuff einige Sage 6ie @aitfrenno~
ldnft ser 6amilie SOL. @dbn. =
Jrols 8ernbaroino 0laideb iber-
lire Gamtlie. nit einem &la-
pier, oas iie Dorn Mfgettte,,A9 SET Ebe-
fen funfte. - M11oroes g}eH bon Mlz
berta, GAMBIA, erltattete bier urp6 III
Ger nmgegenb perDunot= u1o freuno~
ldnftlIiidh,e 8elude. - gospar &arls
Don 8illings, Mpntata, melder iiA
aur Ireu6e ieiner &ertpan6ten l1nD
iSreunbe bier Mngere 3eit 5u 8ell1d
aufbielt, ut Iette @ode 1rad ieinem
Mrbeitsf elo in Montalta 5uridge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Nus Der t1moe9emo.


- <tS&N Wv 81
6arming.
Nah ldnaerem 8eiude hi bieitgen
@erpa,,oten inns Greln0en lit Setn=
riH Alpefen nab ieinem9eim IN Beall=
lieu, Minn., 5llriidgefebrt. = Matb.
Nbillip, @nttin 1,no Sdbn 8eorg Don
Nor5Safota baben lih nod mebrere
Gnge tangent 8el1&h beim 6rn115 W1l-
lenbring nod @reempalo begeben,
BON no ole 8eiuder mieber Sic SCENT
reile on~getreten baben. Sltcas
0ingmam lit lebte @ode bon ct.
Senrp in Mor0oafota, mo er ltb la11=
aere ;3eit Bel germanobem nno 5rel'tt=
SEN aufbieIt, pieoer oobetm ei1tge<
troffen. - Die lit Ser 9eobe 1pobt1e1ts
0en 6armer limo nit Como un6 @e<
mentfubren beidSaftigt, UNI beim Gin,
tritt 0es 6ribiabrs obne Ber51ts nit
Sem 2egen bon Gementieitentpegen be-
ainner lolien gu f0ijn1,en. - M11gl1lt,
gobn Ser bier 1pobnenoen Sot1tl1e
@ernbaro Sanien, melder lid e1n
cnbr lona I'M 5taate Miiiouri QUIZ
bielt, lit beimgefebrt. Beim sos:
8ades bats Samilienpermebrl1ng ge=
aeben. Slid 6a5n! - 8ernb. Sell
mann, ser Dor GINGER 3eh nab Dem
Often reilte uno bon 90 nod DEM Be=
item 1T DorNe ISOLDE bier etngetrotr
len uno begub li6 nm Gage nnd let-
rer Mntapnft IN @eid}aften nod ct.
Glouo. SSob11 @oppe tit auf letne
Inn 8omrr Mbanp gelegene Sarm INN.
ee5ogerl, inns 6er6inam &anrler bat
lein 6eim rad ser &opp's Sarr1, Die
er lebte41 &erbit tuufte, Derlegt. -
gimon @agner unb 8roa bon 8reett-
pob ruaren bieier Sage bei ben
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-03

LILLIAN LIKES MAcARoNI MADE
THIS WAY

Lillian Russell eats very simple
food, as rule. She is quite American
in her tastes and does not care par
ticularly for the intricate sauces of
the French. Occasionally, however,
one finds upon her table macaroni
which is cooked in a way particularly
her own and which is very delicious.
This is her recipe:
Mince an onion and fry in butter;
add a little flour and a half a can of
tomatoes. Season with salt, pepper
and a dessertspoon of sugar. Cook
20 minutes. Strain and add 1 cup
each of cooked macaroni, chopped
ham, chicken cut in bits and cook
ed green peppers finely shredded and
free from seeds.
Beat the yolk of 1 egg in half cup
of hot milk and stir in well to thicken.
Serve hot with a sprinkling of Par
mesan cheese over each portion.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-03
Lillian Russell.
HAPPENING EVERY DAY


had travelling the easier .
which all still cleaned clouds of
surroundings She
with beautiful babes relatives friends
offering household
exhaustng which
she could Sc weekor
not take her babes with when worked
hire them The prnce mental
for keeping mother and babies together
which would
comparative
yielded
bought bread and shelter and pretty dresses for her little
with clubs hustled
had tempted her escaped Society which made that awful
shoulder politely
the profitable discussion.
this happening city, in OUR city, day.
going to do about it?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-23
GRAND JURY FINDS
MANY TRUE BILLS
Four Are Held on Charge Of Murder
in Case of John Spencer,
Colored.

The grand jury yesterday returned an
Indictment for first degree murder against
John l.. Patten, Joseph O. Donnell Joseph
Needham, and Frank Dougherty, in con-
nection with the death of John Spencer,
colored. in July. 1872 on the Benning Road
Last fall the grand jury held the four
boys named and three companions on a
charge of first degree murder. In jan
uary the succeeding grand jury reported
the case of one of second degree murder
against only the four named in yester-
days indictment.
Others indicted include Alfred Magru-
der. housebreakng and larceny; John
Evans and Virgil Harris housebreaking
and larceny; James Coleman, assault with
intent to commit robbery; Malvin Brown
and William Scott assault with intent to
kill and assault with a dangerous weapon;
Edward Matthews, Norman Reese, Sam
uel Magruder, and Frederick Jackson. rob-
berry; Harry A. kopp and Morgan Stew
art nonsupport of wife and minor chill
dren: Alfred Magruder. housebreaking and
larceny: Leo j. Brewer. Charles Robinson.
and George Sutton, nonsupport of wife
and minor children; Kelly Washington.
assault with a dangerous weapon.