davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
BeiI er nit Der pplitit isiner Rssiss
runs uidt siHperitaEoen 1T.
sJener an gorb bes Sumpfers .Rems
brandt, Ger 800 pfsrbs fir bic
fran56iiias armae an Yorb
BAT, ausge6rO9en.
3iuei psriOnsn Bel elmer 3usentsIeis
Jung In ROripalt, Obio, um's
2ebeH getOmmen.
Hbssresieruns se
mimi

Dafbington, .. 6. s. Rob.
Das Sber6unbesgsritt mics ON
MOntas bic alass Der Nifouri. aans
ias unb 5eras RaiIpap Co., gesen
Die Der. Staaten, in ipelfsr Elm
S4aoensrIaB BON $61. 100000 per,
laHgt iporoeH mar. neil bic 9unbes.
resieruHg ii9 gepeisert batts Der
gabn GENTLE 2dnbsreien i'm bamaIi.
gen SnbiaHer Serritorium ab5utres
ten, ab.
ssm Sabre 1866 BOT Der aongrsb
geipiiis Settionen I'M bamnligen Sn>
bianerterritorium Der sriten Giiens
babngeielidaft on. ipelde bic erite
gifenbabnlinie bon Der 9reu5e bes
Sinais aanIas Bis gum Reb Ripsr
in 5sras bausn ipiirbs. Die gors
sGnserin Der UliFouri, aanlds unb
Seras 8abn iiegte bsi sinsm Gons
itruttionsteit, aber bic gunbesregiss
rung peiserie iit bas gdnb ab5utrss
ten. Ueil es unier Der 2ltte ,Snbidner
aanb" uuo nidt .offentlibes 2anb"
mar. 9as @eribt iiber S1abener-
iabanipriids entidisb in Der bdnn
RON Der Balm nnbdnsig gsma9ten
Elage gu 9uniten Der 8unbesregis=
rung Mnb bieie Gntffeibuug 1T Hun=
mebr pom Sber6unoesseri6t bsit1tigt
morben.
2 5abattannnah h alIensuro-
pail den g dnbsrn psrs
ianbt Derfen.
Waf6iugtpr, .. g., 8. Top.
Gnalanb bat am WDntas bic Der.
Staaisn assieruns offisiea bapon in
Renninit, ssiebt, baB 1abat in neuz
tralsn SdiIfen nad alien sllrop1i.
ithen QGnoern psrionbt iperbsn BARI
unb DAB Gnalanb iOlden Senoingsn
nidts IN ben Wea Iegen iriro.
GnsIa NIB trifft abtommsn
NIT ben itanbindpi=
f6tn aGnbern
Wafbington .. g., 8. glpp.
- Der britiIde gotfdafter Sir Getil
Spring Rice Bat am Wiont1g benz
Staatsbspartsmsnt mitgstheili, baBI
5ipif1en gnglanb unb Ddnenldrt,
Sdtpsben unb Roripessn Elm gtbtpnl.
men getroffsn porbsn III, laut peI=
ipem Maarsn fir ben @ebrau9
BON Reuiralsn nur bann ndh Disien
aGnbsrn burdssInifeH perosn, nenn
iie on beitimmie perTonsn obrsHirt
uno BON 3sriifitdten besIeitst iinb.
Dsl9s cine Saraatis GsssH bic ipsi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
auS(an0 uelsgrap@.
Der rniiiid)e pfii3ieae
7riegsberid5t
Soaf fein Mort BON einer
8eieBnna oeutf9 en-
0ebiets.

W e " Ie %.
ct. petersbura, 9. Nopemb.
Der folaenbs oTfi3ielle 9eri6t BON
rufiiden Gsnernlitab nurbe bier am
Wontas betunnt aenladt:
I'm Der Grense bon Oitpreuben
finben fortpGbreno Sample itatt. Die
ruFiidcn Srippsn bubeE Solap
fgoloup0 bsfsbt unb in Der Gesenb
bon Wl.laiUu (g,Olen) iinb mir pOrsss
riidt unb mir habsn ben GiIen6dbn.
pertsbr bes iYeinbss in Der Rdbe Der
Station SOIOdu, lin Sitprsuben I'm.
ierbronsn.
~sSenieiis Der Weiffsl baben fif Die
Deutfden bon gDIobaipei nah Nies.
sumt. unb bon aomin nad Sllpce
suriids.3oaen.
.anf Der Strabe nad atafau fab
rem uniere 1ruppsn fort, bic Radbut
Der Gsiterrsi#sr suriidsuordnssn.
.Siiplid bOn prssmpsl ma6ten mir
am eamftaa 1000 @sfanstns unb mir
srbeuietsn mebrsrs gei6iibs.
I'm 8. unb z. RODember eridlisnen
isinblidt arisasfdiife an Der aiiits
h,s Qotfofua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

Dile, unb fisl 10 ingladlid, buB er
einen fiinffaGen giippeubru6, sinen
8su9 beg S6ulterfnodens unb 5abl-
rei6e anOere 8erleBungen erlitt. Gr
purbe in 56omds' priDatz2lm bulons
na9 Sauft gef6afft, no Die &er5ts,
Or. Qouis S6tpab tib Sr. 8ran5
Mitetia, i6n III gebanOlung na9men.
Sn Qn6etra9t Teines bobsn Glters lit
Der 3uItanb bes 9erleBten 6eforgnib.
errsasnD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
spurlOs peridliuunoen.

Der poliSsi purbe geiternglbenb gez
meIbst. baB bic 20idbrige gtutb Bop
ton, DON lebanon, scSno., bic BEL bel
ifamilie oes Serru u. e. Mutb, 524
Sale 4penue Diente, feit geiterr
Qbsnb fpurlos beri6punben 1T. Gin
junger Mann, Rdmens gbarles
Simple, BON 900 Sim StraBs, mi:
fem Tie sin 9crbGltniB bat, 6ra6te lie
an asnannisn 9lbenb I'M Ill llbr auf
cine Qponoale Gar uub istt Der $3elt
1T bag Uldo6en ni4t mebr seleben
norbeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

Die polisei, lpeI6e ben 2ebensmiibeH
burh Patrol 3 na6 Dem S1oioital
fdaffen lieb. mo er ieht in gefGRrli-
9em 3uitunoe baruieberfiegt. Ou an
cem Sel6itmorotanbiodten Elm in itas
Iieniiber Shra6e unb an Elm WGbden
Ramens ..Rofa" aOreFirtsr grief ae,
funben tpuroe, Iieat bic 2lniiht nabe,
baB es lid Bier I'm einen fall Der.
i6mdhie- Qiebe bcroeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
NieDerseftimmt,


8urbe in stalifornien bas gerfaIs
iungsamenbsmsnt, bar4 pel6eproz
bi6itioniIten porlaufis munOtObt
eemn9t<fDerben ioQten.
Trancistp, 9. g1ob. =
Wie ais Dem nunmebr na6e3u boll.
itGnbie porliegenDeE !Reiultut Der
@a6l am porigen 9ienitag erbeat,
iheint bas 8erfdiiungsamenbement
niebsrgeiiimmt tporben 5u iein, laut
nelhem es ben Befiirnortern Der
groblbiticn unni6gfi6 gema6t ners
ben Ioate innerhal6. bir tOmmenben
aht Sabre irsenbipelde @:IsBe 3u
@unIfen Don probibiiion Ober 2ocal
Option ein3ubringen.
RAD ben foipeit pOrliegenbsn Be-
ri9tsn tpurbe gegen bas Qmenbement
cine Ulaioritdt ppn etrpa 46.000Stims
men abgsgeben.
0euer grieGii6er gss
fanbter.
8af6ington 3. g., 9. N6D.
Der arieHilfe @eianote, 6err
S6lismdnn erfldrte an Ulontag, bab
sr NIT Der Yplitit isiner Rsgisrung
in setpiHen 5rassn nidt ii6ereinitim.
me unD bdber auBer StanOe iei, &c.
piiIe ibm ii6erfdnbte Snitruttionsh
aus5ufiibren. Nus bieiem 9runbe iei
Der pOrmeIige 8ef9dftstrdger, Serr
9ourOs, nit Der 2eituns Der @si6dfs
ts Der 9sTanbtIhaft betraut tpOrbsn.
5euer an gorb bes Dam.
pfsrs> .R EN- mbrunbt."
Retp gorf, 9. NoDember. Der
0ampfer .giembrdnbt" Der aamfort
upb Soit Co., itdnb am Ulonldg Ulor.
aen in @efabr auf bobsr See au Der.
'brennsn. absr sr befinbet lid, ben less
ten Rafridten sufoIse auf Der fyabrt
nad Rorfolt, ga, nadbem es Der
WaannIddft selungen mar, Der Tlam.
men 6err 3u iperbeH.
Ser Dampfer fubr am Samitag
nit 800 Yfernen fir bic F~'~-SE'tbe
2lrmee DON Baltimore nah Ct. Ro3ai.
re, iSrantrsi9. Gb. 9lm Montaa Mor.
gen gu friiber Stunbe nuroen in Der
sSuntenitation in Compile RotbIiguale
bon Dem ,Sampfer unf9siaugen, in be.
nsn oemeloet ipurbe, be- ;seuer unter
Oed aussebrofen fei llnb Der Dam.
pier brinaeno 6ilfe tsnotbige. Ger
3ampfer fubr CUR 3eit nit 9ollbantpf
nuh Der aiiite su. Gpdt am Rad.
mittaa fpurbe Der 5eIegrapbift in
Gappille bsnu@~i@tiut. oaB IS uelun.
gen fei, Der Slammsn 6err su iper.
ben. unb baR feline Silfe aebrau6t
ipiirbe. 9aut bieis- 9eoeIhe befdnb
ii6 Der Dampfsr auf Der 5abrt nad
ROrfoIt.
3ugentelstiune.
Rorpa!f, g., 8. Robembsr. Bel
elmer 3ugentuleifur- auf Der Wbeeling
unb Cate grie gabn bier famen ant
Rontaa stpei perIonen ums 0eben,
tpGbreno ein Mann ihper perlsbt tpur.
be. Tie 1obtsn limb: z. 6. gum,
phren. Don Rortpdlt. garbmeiitsr unb
Geo. Burr, bon Roripah, Der 2otomo.
tipfiibrer beg perungliidtsn '9uges.
Der perungliita-0 mar ein9iiter3ug
unb bic gntaleiiung srfolsie infOlse
2luseinanberasbens Der @slsifs. Die
eotomotire i6lua I'm unb ftiirste ei.
nsn Qbbaud hindb, 6urphrep unb
Burr iiuter iid begra6enb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Vr5embsl
8ereief lid auf eins3weite
BsIagerung bor.~

- ~ 49, -" - ~''
gslagerung bor.~
appfnbasen, 10. Rop. - Der
aorreiponbent Der gerlinssis SiSsnoe
Bel Der Dferreid1iiden 4rmes iast, baB
pr5smpsf ii9 fir cine 5tpeite gelage>
runs porbereitet unb bab ale 8efpobs
ner, bic niht i'm 9siiB Don aebsnsmits
ttIn fiir bret Wionate iinb. 9efebl erz
balten bcben, bic Staot 5u p,rlafisn.
Die tiirtifde Glotts asS
crsiiiD i'm 9 S4par5eu
Meer.
2onboA. 10. Nop. - Cine am
absnD per Juntsntslegrapb bon Ysrs
lin eiusetroff.ne DepeIfe sisbt bic fols
aenbe Dom .1nupiquartier in Ronianz
tinopel iibsrmittsIie Ospeid. ipisoer:
Die tiirtiide SlOtte bat poti, cine
Der iDidtigitsn Sufenitdbte i'm aau-
fdius, bombar6irt unb bebeutsnosn
;Sha6sn angeri4tei.
m1iiriifHs Genbarmen, ben Stdms
men anseb5rsnb. bic auf Der Seite Der
1iirisn idmpfen. baben Sis in eitabah.
am Rotben Weer, seIanbeten britiidsn
9ruppen pertriebeH. @ier britifde
streu5er buben ii4 suriidsssOssn unb
nur elmer TT DOE atabab suriidgsbliss
ben.
u iterbam, 8. Hob. - Cine
offi3ieue 0speide bon apnjtantinopel
1Iasi, oab bic tiirtiIde 5lcite in Der
Rdbs bon au5ln sinsn Sbeil Der ruifis
iten Glotte bsfhoiIeu babe. Der es absr
selungen iei, su sntlommsn. BON Der
tiiriiideH Gloiie perfOlst.
admpfein Glbafritd.
Gonbpn, 10. yop. Cine De-
psfde aus Yrstoria, 9rnnspanl, iast,
bab General gbriitian be Wet, Der
Rebsllsnfiibrr, ein tlsinss aomman6o
bon RtgieruHgstrupptn untsr Der, Ges
neral gronie in Der Rdbs BON DrosHs
berg dustinunbergetrisben babe. Der
Gobn bss Generals be Wst fpnrbe in
bsm 0sfsbt sst0bist.
Die Resieruns ididt Dem General
Gronis btbeuisnbe 0srIt6rfunsen gu.
Cine TepeIhe aus Rapitnbi iagl.
baB am s. glopsmbsr Gin @efehi anti
fhsH ben 5ruppen Des Generals 2ams
ner unb Den 2ransDdal Rebellen uns
ter BEN General gbriitian 9sDers
ftaitgsfunben babe uno Spar am sJluiIe
Bet. iiib0ttiid BON glosmbof. Die De-
pefdt iagi, bab bic Rsbslsn aussinans
btrgeiprenst iporbsn fsieu unb ntan
Wann an TObitn, slf @eripunoeis unb
1854 gsfanssns perlorsn b1iien, ipabs
rtnb Die 2opaliitsn brei 1obie unb
mum 9srtpunbste battsn.
DsutfdIanb fdidtaebens.
mitttl mad 8eleien
2pnbon, 10. ROp. - Die Wlata
sDnizaompasnie erbislt am aberb bic |
foIssnbs Gunfsnbspsfdx aus Berlin: |
.OsutIhlanb bat Gdriite getbcn, |
iim Der notblsibsnOsn giDilbep5iferuug |
tn HtIgism gu bslftn. Der .aptdlsQlns |
5tigsrA fugt. bdb 10000 9onnsn Rob- |
len an bic 0astperte in griiifsl sss |
I4idi iporben feisn unb 10000 SIDE |
gstrtibs unb 10000 Sd6e Wfsbl an |
pie @iirgsr BON @riifsl. Wsitere 10,>
Ofl0 eide Okfrkf6s ffuh pofi Qfnffusrs /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
gsG6lte Sas flcinere ilebsl.

Ius Glr9t, BON einem beran6rau=
fenben 3tgs sstroff,n 81 psrpen,
fpraug Der 65.iGbries 9snrp 3ismunn
bon 756 Wlegaatin glDsnue. @inton
pIace. seitern abeno sesen 6 llbr ppn
Der 10 CUB boben 6. 8. &c .. gubns
bride an Drsuian aIrsnue. Gumminss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
9ebeusmiiSe.

Sn einem anfua Don 9cbensii6er.
SrrB nabm geitern Die Sarbige Su.
cile Sofpeq pon go. 835 g8. Siinfte
5trabe, Sit in iel6ituorOeriifer atb.
iift. Sic mur6e nad) Dem itdotiiAen
SoipitaI gebradlt, no Die Ner3te lie
icbr baIo auBer 2ebensgeiabr batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Die Selsier
2satn bic arbeit auf ben
bflsiT6en Gifenba9.
nen nieber.

gmiterbam. 8. Tobembsr.
aus RoitnDaal ipirb aemelbst, bab Der
GiienbahnDsrtebr aipiiden Roienoaal
iinb Mntiperptn pollitdnbia unterbro.
den IN. neil bic btlsifhsn eifenbabn-
anseiielItsn auf gsfebl Der beloiiden
Rssierina bic arteit sinaeit.Ilt bab,n.
Die beutifen geborben boffen iie
balb b"-s btutife Giisn6abHange=
itellte eriebeu al tOnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
80 aflirth Gil,s Nin 1f1

Ser gsirtb gus Sill III GoG-
bour StraBe, bcridtete Der Epli5ci,
bob CT Dor cini9cu So9cn BON etriert
Wtdnne, Der Tidb Sorru Utitdaa noirr,-
tr, nit einem pcrtbIoicn Gbcf u,f bie
urion ScDirtgs 9dnt & Srltit Go.
btncinseIegt rporben let.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

tsrs slusfuRr Oieier @oarsn snt9al.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

Der sriedii4e 9eianbte in Wafbinss
ton lest isin glmi nieber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Yerloreu
6at bic MiiIouri, aanias unb 9erds
8ahn eineN pro3sB sesen Die
8unbesresieruns.

gnslanb nil bem 5abatperianbt ua9
europa abfolut nidts in ben
@ss leseu.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
MEMORIAL Day OBSERVANCES AND PROGRAM

reciting Of Lincoln's Gettysburg speech.
The Whistling Reginent-Mrs. Mary
Glow.
Violin Solo-Prof. c. w. Davis
Reading of orders by Adjutant Edw.
Griffith
Soldiers Rest-Wright Quartette.
Solo by Prof. T. A. Fannell.
The Last Bivouac-Mrs. Jno. Titus.
Silent Tents of GREEN Wright Male
Quartette.
Introduction of speaker by Comrade
II. ]. Winchell of VIM Meyer Post.
Grafton by Hon. Perry Powers OF
Cadillac
Closing invocation by Rev. T. G. r.
Brownlow of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Singing of America by the audience
(standing).
G.. A. Il. men and Ladies Of the Relief
Corps will pass ont while the audience
remains standing.
Line OF march VIII DC loInlVu OH NHS
corner of Superior and State streets
under the direction OF A. w. Brock,
marshal OF the day.
When all is ready the line of march
will be taken up in the following order
Alma band in the lead followed by
members of VIM Meyer Post and visit
lors Women's Relief Corps, School child
rem, citizens on foot and in carriages
and automobiles.
PROGRAM AT CEMETERY.
Strewing flowers on graves Of sol
dier and sailor dead and Woman's Re
! lief Corps dead.
Comrades Asleep Wright Quartette
Defeating Of monument.
Music by Alma band
dwelling of monument by Miss Nid'
Greip.
Dcdicatory address by Mr.. l.. A. Shar
Of Alma.
Closing song, Star Spangled Ban
ner by all.
Return march to Superior street
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28

Vim. Rogers attended the horse race
in ST Louis Thursday.
Don Currence was in Riverdale Mon
day evening with friends
Frank Fookes and wife called on rela-
tives in Seville Sunday evening.
Miss Vera Webb called on relatives in
Riverdale the first of the week.
Mrs. Finbie and son of Shepherd call
ed on Mrs. Darling and family Thurs
day
Mrs. Kate Boyle of the Masonic
Home in Alma was in this neighborhood
Thursday.
DIR. Z. f. Erwin of Alma was called
to II. B. Currence's Sunday to treat a
sick horse.
Dell Wright and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Robertson at
Forest Hill
Mrs. George Webb spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends and relatives
in Riverdale.
A number of the young people from
here attended the dance at Elwell Fri
day evening.
Mr. Armont, manager Of the Bell
Company of Alma, made a business trip
here Monday.
Clinton Nelson, Sr, and wife OF Al
ma. called on their son, Lyle Nelson
and wife Sunday
Vcrn Handy, who was hurt at school
last week, is getting along as well as
couid be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Pendle of Ithaca
spent Sunday with their nephew, Giles
lshane and family
DR.. +. c. Thornburgh Of Alma was
in the vicinity Thursday, called here on
account OF sickness.
Royal Hyde and family OF Alma spent
Sunday with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. J. Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Page of near Elwel
called on the laher's uncle, Joe Welcl
and family Wednesday.
d. l.. Paulus and family called on tn
formers brother, Frank Paulus an'
wife north of Alma Sunday.
s. +. Wilcox and w. Watkins of tn
Masonic Home in Alma were guests O
1 |. II. Church this last week.
Miss Cora Isham entertained the /
S. w. Society of Alma at her home Sat
urday. A fine time was enjoyed.
|
Mrs. Lizzie Harter and daughter. Bea
trce spent Sunday with the former
sister, Mrs. Wonders, near Elwell
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Rundio OF River
dale spent Wednesday with the latter
sister Mrs. George Webb and family.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28

ed to her home Friday after a visit with
A. Kennedy.
Edward Hodge and Miss O'Neil of
Lansing spent Sunday with George
Clark and wife.
The fire alarm called the department
to Joe Fabiano's fruit store Monday
morning at 3 a. m. The fire started
from an unknown cause in the basement
of the building and the damage was
slight and mostly by smoke.
The Soldiers and Sailors monu-
ment has been erected in Memorial
Park a nice curbing has been put
around the corner of the triangle and
many flowers are planted in the park at
the corner of Washington avenue and
Main streets. Two electric lights are
to be placed in the parking.
A l6-foot fagpole has been donated
by DR.. Wheeler and Mayor Whitney.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
Hon. Perry F. Powers of Cadillac
Orator of the Day---Music
By the Alma Band

Following a time-honored custom and
in Pursuance of the proclamation OF
Gov. Ferris setting apart Saturday, May
hirtieth as the day to be observed in dec
Grating the graves of our soldier dead.
VIM. Meyer Post G. A. r. and Wo-
mans Relief Corps of Alma, will OBJ
serve the day in an appropriate manner.
In addition to the usual program, the
committee in charge have secured Mr..
Perry Powers of Cadillac, Mich, a
gentleman of wide acquaintance and
acknowledged ability, who will deliver
the Decoration Day Grafton in Realty
opera house.
Through the generosity of the patri-
otto citizens of Alma and vicinity, a
granite monument, which has been in
course of building in Detroit for several
months past, will be completed and set
up ready for dedcating, about four
o'clock on the afternoon of May thr-
tieth. in beautiful Riverside cemetery
This monument is designated to per
petuate the memory Of the men of ol-o'
who by their patriotism and self-sacri-
hcing loyalty to the Nation preserved the
Union of the States, and unsullied the
glorious Stars and Stripes without the
loss of single Star in its field of blue
We would urge the good citizens OF
Alma, SO far as possible. to lay asid,
their daily pursuits of whatever name
and nature and join in helping to dedi
cate the monument and make the day
one long to be remembered.
The following program has been pro
vided. and the weather permitting, vii
be carried out to the letter.
Meeting will be called to order a
two o'clock by II. ]. Winchell chairman
Prayer by Rev. Mason of the Presby
terrain church.
Song by the Alma public school anc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
ALMA COLLEGE MUSEUM.

MAY 30th will be a special Bird Day
at the Hood Museum. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public to visit
the Museum which will be open from
9 80 to II a. m and from 200 to 80
p. m. All members of the Alma Bird
Club and others who are interested in
birds will have a special opportunity to
see and study the collections OF birds
in the Museum as an aid in learning to
know our commoner and more useful
birds as we'll as those which are seen
more rarely. In fact this will be an
indoor Field Day for the birds, the mem
bers OF the Alma Bird Club and their
friends.
The bird collections will be found or
the second floor of the museum.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28

day TO visit for an indefinite length Of
time.
Gerald. the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Anderson is quite i'll. Dr. Sa-
main Of Elwell is in attendance.
Dennis Welch and family and Arthur
Wclch and family visited their father,
Mason Welch OF Isabella county Sunday
the l7th.
Miss Lana Willett, who has been
staying with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. Wonders, returned to her home
in Morley Tuesday.
During the storm Sunday night
Claude Shepherds house was struck by
lightning. The family were all away
We have not learned how much dagl'
age was done.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T.. Morgan were call
ed To- Saginaw Monday by the death OF
am uncle. Miss Iva CARL did the Gd,
OF the house act for Mrs. Morgan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
w. c. T. U.

The way to make life beautiful is to
fiji il with beautiful thoughts. Think
beautifully of strangers, 81 friends, OF
enemies. Let your mind be hospitable
TO those whose ways and views are op-
posite to your own. Think beautifully
of God and think beautifully OF the
world.
Have you heard of the white black
bird? Long ago it is said to have flown
out of Eden. The White Blackbird of
Catch it and cage it in your heart,
and its song will bring you JOY and great
peace. And the place where you are,
and your Beautiful Thought will be as
bit OF heaven in a restless and thought
spoiled world"
Hardly less significant than the act
itself is the widespread and enthusiastic
commentator of the Chicago Record
Herald in eliminating from its columns
all liquor advertising Not only churches,
ministers. temperance organizations and
social service workers, but business and
professional men, editors, bankers and
college professors have voiced their APP
probation OF the stand taken by this
metropolitan journal.
MRS. :. II. FLEMING,
Per J. s.
Alma. May Is, 1914
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
TOWN LINE

Martha Ovenhouse and Bert Nelson
were united in marriage this week.
Their friends extended congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Thaw Of the Ma
sonic Home in Alma called on O. l..
Paulus and family the first of the week.
Thomas Stitts, who is attending the
Normal at Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Stitts.
Frank Church has gone to Saginaw
to work for his son-in-law, Clair Mel
son, for a few weeks, doing carpenter
work.
Mrs. NJ Bird has returned to the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Lyle Nelson,
for a few days visit before going to her
home in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Goggin and son,
Ralph of Alma spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. VIM. Sloan and daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Currence, accom-
panied VIM. Anderson to Riverdale Fri
day evening and called on Joe Ellison
who at this writing is very ILL.,
Mrs. VIM Edgar attended the funeral
OF Mrs Mace Lewis. who died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Clarence
Wheeler, east OF Alma, Wednesday
Clarence William Snyder arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sny-
der Tuesday Weight ID pounds. Bar
ney wears smile that will not come
off.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Leonard of Flint
are visiting with friends and relatives
here Mrs. Leonard will be remembered
as Harriet Spring, formerly Of this vi
cinity.
Mrs. John Snyder received word tha
4 a son had been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Tibbetts of North Rose, n. y
Ross was formerly of this neighbor
hood.
Nell Ewcrs had the misfortune t,
have a valuable horse drowned Satur
day It was horse he had exchange,
with one of the neighbors to work for
, few days
I Harry Nelson and family and Gin
ton Nelson, lr. and wife Of Sagina'
. were here last week en- route to the HON
+ of William Fowler and family in Sum
ner with their auto.
Miss Beatrice Harter, who is a nurs
in the hospital in Hinesdale, ILL.,, ha
come to spend her vacation with he
mother. Mrs Lizzie Harter, at the hon
= OF Mrs Frank Glow.
Clair Nelson and wife OF Saginaw
who have been visiting the latter's fail
= er, Frank Church and family, and the
S brother, Lyle Nelson and family for I'll
past few days, returned home Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28
St. Louis News Items

Morris Messenger spent Sunday in Al
ma.
George Myers is doing carpenter work
in Ithaca.
]. X. Wright was in the county seat
Monday on court business.
Miss Dora Klein of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday with her parents in ST. Louis.
Misses Lila Ray. Lula Mey and Dora
Klein of Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Nancy Nagel of Detroit is
spending this week i'll St. Louis with
friends.
William Nestle, former High pitcher,
tossed a game OF baseball for Riverdaho
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Jones of Lansing return
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28

The pole has been twice painted and
will be erected soon.
Much agitation is given to the propo-
sition Of placing a water fountain in the
apex OF the grounds. Several citizens
have offered financial help in this mat
ter and it will be taken up soon. Editor
Hamlin of the Leader has presented a
steel seat for public use May % has
been set for Dedication Day and Cover
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-05-28

nor Woodbridge Ferris, Congressman
Joseph w. Fordney and Major Frank
r. Chase, department commander Of the
G.. A. r.. will be on the program. The
High school chorus will also have part
to play in the program. This day is GO
ing TO be made the big day Of the year
for ST. Louis and a goodly number Of
Alma citizens are planning to 90 and
hear the prominent speakers.