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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
SENT TO PRISON
Judge Miner Gives Stiff Sentence to
Offenders.

Mike Riha, Venice township farmer
accused of a statutory offense against
his IL year old daughter was sentenced
to- serve from three years to life in
Jackson prison with a recommendation
of seven Years. Riha plead guilty.
After his arrest some time ago he at
tempted suicide at the county jail by
cutting his throat with his watch case.
Lately he has been at the county farm
and escaped from there a few weeks
ago being gone two days although COM
PEELED to use crutches.
Fred Brown. alias Louis johnson,
from somewhere, was given from one
to five ears i'll the Ionia reformatory,
the recommendation being three years
Brown was arrested last July for steal.
ing $50 from VIM. Horrman for whom
he had worked on farm in Caledonia
township two days. He was arrested
t,the depot in Corunna having driven
to Owosso where he had purchased
raincoat, watch, suit case and shoes.
The money stolen was alls.in@ silver
dollars ~
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Elected officers

+ The Ladies Aid society of the AS
I bury church met at the parsonage on
"Wednesday afternoon. officers were
elected as follows: -
President-Mrs. o. G. Waugh.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. A.. ,Ketchapaugh.
. Secretary7-Miss Bertha Rood.
Treasurer-Miss Ada Hodge.
( Organist-Mrs. Robert King. 5S&
After the election refreshments
were served. Committees were, ap-
pointed for the ensuing year.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
w. CT. U. Convention.

!, The eighth district Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union convention
held in the FIRST M. e. church in this
city. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
has been one of the best ever held, both
in attendance and Interest, the pro.
gram baying been most excellently
prepared and carried out
9sThe gold medal coolest for the best
defamation was held Wednesday even.
ing and was won by Miss Mary New.
comb of Pearson, her subject being
"The Resubmissionists Storv.R Other
contestants were Miss Mildred Baldwin
Of Lennon, Misses Bertha Clingerman
and Marie Krogmsn of Coral each OF
whom received presents of book. Rev.
H. Cansfeld, Superintendent Of Schools
Longmsn of ,Owosso, and Mrs Grace
sibley Of Breckenridge, were the judges.
Officersswere elected for We year &c
! Rresidsnt-Mrs: N. F. Nudge, st.
Lonis.N 49, :
Vice President-Mrs. Margaret Nc.
Einney, Saginaw. -. Z
Corresponding See. Mrs. Anna b.
McCarty, Lsingsburg.
Recording Sec. Mrs. Edna Felker,
.Farwelf.
Treasurer Mrs Eta Killisn, Burton,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

The informal reception given by
the members of the Ladies Guild
and the st. Agnes Guild Wednesday
evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
w. H. Jordan, Park street was at
tended by almost one hundred mem
bers and friends of Christ Episcopal
church
Outside of sociability a principal
feature Of the evening was musical
program consisting of vocal and in
strumental music given by the. fol-
lowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Hayward, Mrs. Bert AFFORD, Mrs
Fred Gould, Mrs. Leigh Christian,
Thomas Dewey sand Misses Ruth AK
ford and Florence Wilcox. Each
number was charmingly rendered
and enthusiastically encored. Re-
freshments we're served and gener-
al good time was enjoyed by all.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Reynolds-Be

The marriage of Leo G. Reynolds of
Maple River and Miss Ruth. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Benoy of this
city was solemn'zed at the home of the
bride Oct. 1st, in the presence of fifty
guests, Rev. ]. G. York officiating.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Mae Bartlett. Following the
ceremony wedding supper was served
by Misses Amy Gaylord, Sadie Cooper,
Mae Bartlett. Ora Woodin, Ruth Rich
ardson and Mrs Mabel Lewis. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds left later .sin an
Nau0mebisesfos-a sasost# wvdung mp
and win be at home at Forest Grove
farm In Maple River.
The bride is apopular'O Owosso teacher
and an active worker in the Baptist
church and Sunday school. The groom
is one of the county's most progressive
young farmers and host of friends ex.
tend best wishes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Republicans Open Campaign.

The Repu blicans of the county opened
the campaign at Judds Corners on
Monday evening with what is declared
to be the best political meeting ever
beld there and the best opening cam
paign meeting for years. Hon. VIM
M. Smith of st. Johns, was the princi-
pal speaker and put forth the doctrines
of the party in manner which pleased
all present and this number included
several democrats. County Chairman
Collins and the several county candi-
dates were present and gave brief talks
which were appreciated if one could
Judge from the applause. On Wednes'
day evening the gentlemen were at
Pittsburg and were greeted by about
forty of the voters of Bennington town.
shin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Carmody.

Mrs. Mary A. Carmody aged 81 years.
died Sunday, at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Mae McConvery, in London,
Ont, where she had been on visit for
four weeks. Her death resulted from
pneumonia.
Mrs. Carmody was born in New York
state, coming to Michigan when an
infant. She was married to Thomas
Carmodysin Corunna, in 1869. and they
resided on farm in New Haven town
ship, coming to Owosso twenty one
years ago Mr.. Carmody died several
years ago.
Mrs. Carmody was kind and loving
mother and devoted her life to the care
of her children, also making wide cir.
Gle of friends by her genial disposition
and sympathy and helpfulness.
Surviving are the following children ;
Mrs. Mae McConvery of London, Ont,
Mrs. Bessie Mcclure of East Tawas
Mich. Mrs. Charles Ellis and Miss
Cleo Carmody of Owosso; DR.. Edward
Carmody of Dever, Colo, and Clark
Carmody ofiJackson. Four sisters, Mrs.
NJ Fitzgerald of Saginaw; Mrs. James
McCaffrey of Detroit; Mrs. Julia Hawn
and Mrs. Stephen McCaffrey New Haven
township, also survive.
The remains were brought to Owosso
Monday afternoon, snd the funeral
held from st, Paul's Catholic church
"Wednesday g1nsrningT Rev. ~sfafe
officiating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
OSBURN VS.. FERRIS.

Taxes constitute argument pretty
the They constitute
Particularly he disposed listen
particular fall in the approaching fall elections.
few days The Herald
with taxes under Gov Ferris The
estimable gentleman from Big Rapids seeking
We informed that the The Herals sOh
what can expect from a partisan paperl'
Perhaps that good answer If partisan for
Osborn pudes statement
confess perfectly frank paanhp
the kind of administration affairs
With
conscientious public official and
feel at the time that the Osborn
Ferris record
these tax figures that they printed paper partisan
Osborn (who we'll worthy such partan)
amply jufes belief ecion-be
tween two excellent Michigan responsibilities
during the
These the facts theml
Two under Osborn $11 ,975 $40.
Two under Ferris cost $4 397
This difference notwithstanding the fact that
included big sum to take Michigan of inherited debt
Ferrism 81 B
OF his assessed valu alton than did Osbornsm.
Was it worth it to you? You
1t is simply puer budgets larger
than Gov Osbons Osborn refused
tions that had to consequently allowed
The Ferris The saving
actual gubernaonal but single
appropriation b the whole $3.50 600
which the
ipgy how about the other million three quarters?
What institution crippled actually theorecaly-by
Osborn
part machinery down-acualy not theatrical
ly-becapse of Osborn economies2
the and it's needs grow Mch
has desire to cheap But where
real needs in this short while levy twenty
two cent?
welcome The Hs columns Rapids Herald
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
oWoSSo BOYS LOSE
Big Fellows From Flint Score 50 TO
Owosso IA

The Owosso high school foot ball
team played great game against the
Flint high boys Saturday scoring 10
points on team which outweighed
them from 10 to 30 pounds to a man
and which was older in years and train
ing. The Flint boys ran up "a points
bat were compelled TO fight hard for
every one. The Owosso team was made
up of Robbins, left end; Giffie, left
tackle; Vogel, left guard Corey, CEN
ter; Martin, right guard; Blair, right
tackle; Marvin. right end; Storrer,
quarter back; Cummins left hale; W.
Chapman, full back o. Chapman. right
half with Fauth substituting for Gifie,
Bunting for Marvin and Wise for Cum.
minis.
James Cummins Of the Owosso team
sustained sprained shoulder and other
injuries.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Re pu bIicans United and Prepared to
Make Winning Campaign.

The Republicans of Michigan at their
state convention in Kalamazoo com
pleted an exceedingly good ticket by
nominating Coleman c. Vaughan of
st. Johns, for secretary of state, and
re.noninating John w. Hsarer of Ann
Arbor, for state treasurer, Grant Eel
lows of Hudson, for attorney general,
and Oramel B. Fuller of Delta county,
for auditor general. The nominations
were all made by acclamation save that
for auditor general, Mr.. Fuller winning
over DR.. A. w. Scidmore of Three
Rivers, by vote of $40 to $40, after q
spirited contest. The victory of Mr..
Vaughan was apparent from the mo-
ment the delegates began to arrive at
the scene of the convention as delega.
tion after delegation went straight to
his headquarters to pledge support, and
it was not long before the other candi-
dates, Messrs Geo. L. Lusk of Bay
City, D. II. Mills of Hillsdale, Huntley
Russell of Grand Rapids, and Will A.
Waite of Detroit, announced their with.
drswal in favor Of the popular eighth
district candidate and the convention
quickly made him the nominee. The
platform adopted is one which will
meet with general favor and has a good
ring all the way through. The preva
lent idea among the delegates was fol
unity and the election of the entire
ticket
Gilbert NJ Dame was reelected chair
man of the State central committee, the
members OF which for this congres
sional district are John Baird of Sag
inaw, and Cbas. II. Gibson of Green,
vile. Dr.. A. L, Arnold Of this city
was the representative of the district
on the committee on permanent organ
ization and order of business. while
Seth @ Pulver was secretary of the
district caucus. The platform adopted
will be printed later.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
'TEfUBrICAN '''''--'''' :
CLUB BANQUET

Promises to be the Best Ever Gwen
Ticket Sale Indicates Large At
tenda" "ce-List of Spt akers Not
Yet Completed.
The interest shown in the banquet to
be given by the Shiawrssee County Re-
publican Club at the Odd Fellow
Temple in this city on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 21st, promises to make it
a greater success than any in the past
and that Ia saying good deal as all
have been among the best given in the
state. 1t is still impossible to announce
the full list of speakers as an effort is
still being made to have Senator Will
liam Alden Smith present and he will
come II he can be released from another
engagement. Invitations have also
been extended to Hon James E. Wat
son of Indiana, one Of the most eloquent
speakers Of his state, aud to Hon. p H.
Kelley, and IL is expected that one Of
them will accept Several of the state
officers and nominees have accepted in.
vitatio and exGov. Fred NJ. Warner
and Hon. Alex. J. Grosbeck of Detroit,
expect to be present.
The tickets for the banquet at s1.00
each were placed on sale Tuesday and
the number already sold shows the
desire of the voters to be present to
greet Hon. Chase s. Osborn, Hon. J.
W. Fordney, Hon. G. J. Diekema-a
trio of splendid gentlemen and con.
vipcipg speakers-apd the other guests
Of the evening. The members of the
ticket committee in each township have
been supplied with tickets and those
wishing the same will do well to pro
cure them at once.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Musical Treat.

The large audience that gathered in
the FIRST M. E. church, oveIhowed with
enthusiasm over the unusually fine
musical program given by Miss Sprin.
gett under the auspices of the Y. w. c.,
A. She wss assisted by Miss Olive
Raynor and Miss Mabel Ferry. Miss
Springett's new Steinway piano added
much to the en- JOY ment Of the evening
Much interest was felt in her first
public appearance in Owosso after her
years study in Europe under Hughes
and Lescbetizky. Miss Spripgett is a
pianist of rare ability, and her bril-.
liancy and technique are unexcelled.
Her Interpretation of Schumann's Pap.
illons showed the understanding of an
artist. Miss Springett is not only q
gifted soloist but sympathetic accom-
panist.
Miss Olive Raynor, young color.
atura soprano concert singer Of De
troit, delighted her audience by the
artistic Interpretation of the Italian
aria ',Ah forse lin-La Traviata.
The quality of her high tones and tht
ease in which she sang the difficult
passages we're remarkable. Miss Ray
nor has a pleasing personality and
dramatic stage presence.
Miss Ferry's violin playing proves
the thoroughnes So of her education un
der Europe's famous teacher, Sercik
Her work is far in advance of mos
violinists sent out by the copcer
br1 rauua
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
ARMoRY PLANS APPROVED

Bids to be Received October 2Ist-
Military Board to Meet in owosso
az Guests Of the Improvement As
ISOLATION. ,t
In response to an invits tion Capt j.
o. Parker, representing Co. H, and E.
0 Dewey and W. A. Seegmiller Of the
armory committee of. the Improvement
Association met the State Military
Board at Lansing on Friday to present
the plans and specifications for the new
state armory to be erected in this city.
After going over the plans at consider
able length, asking many questions and
offering some objections which were
satisfactorily explained by members of
the committee, the Board by unani.
nous vote approved the plans and the
selection of Mr.. E. A. Bowd Of Lansing.
as the architect The Board also com.
plimented the citizens Of Owosso ID
Shiawassee county upon the enterprise
shown in furnishing the additional sum
above the state appropriation to make
possible the erection of the building
provided for in the plans. The adjutant
general was directed to advertise for
bids which will be received to noon of
October 21st and will be opened in this
city the folio wing day when the Board
will be here for the day as the guests
of the Improvement Association. Be-
fore the contract can be awarded it will
be necessary for the city and county to
deposit with the state treasurer the
$4,000 voted to aid the project. The
city bonds have been purchased for the
sinking fund of the city, and two of the
county bonds have been sold, leaving
four bonds Of 81 400 each to dispose Of
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
ON PROBATION

Local Otion Law violators Must
Refrain From Use Of Liquors and
Pay Big Finss.
Floyd Haggerty of Laingsburg, was
sentenced by Judge Miner, Monday,
for violating the local option law to
pay fine of $125, remain in Shlawas-
see or Clinton county for two years
unless given permission in writing by
the probation officer to go elsewhere,
refrain from the use Of liquor and re-
port every month.
Harry Blodgett of Flint must pay
$s15, refrain from the use of liquor for
two years and report to the Genesee
county probation officer every month
for two years.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Republican County Committee
announces the following meetings and
speakers for the next week:
New Haven town hall. Monday even.
ing, Oct. IL; Judge Kelley Searl.
Lennon, Tuesday evening. Oct. 13;
Judge Kelley Searl.
Vernon, Wednesday evening, Oct. ID;
Hon. Chas L Resrden.
Henderson. Friday evening, Oct. IL;
Hon. Colon p. CAMPBELL.
New Lothrop, Saturday evening, Oct.
IL; Hon. Colon P. Campbell.
The county and legislative candidates
will be present at these meetings and
hope to meet all their friends. You
are invited to be present
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

Mrs. Anna Belle Sanderson, aged w
years, died Saturday, at her boms ia
Sciota township, after several week.
illness. +e
Mrs Sanderson was born in Argen
tine, Genesee county, but lived nest sf
her life in Soiota township, being sG
active worker in the M. e. chunch. the
Foreign Missionary society and the
W. G. T. U.
She. is survived by ber husband.
James r. and four brothers, CarrnSi
Brown Of Brant, Marion OF Burt, Elmec
E. Of Sciota and William d. of Middisy
bury, and one sister, Mrs. Ida Burt *
Ovid 4.
The funeral was hell Wednesday,
Rev Stevens Of Laingsburg, officiating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
SHIAWASsEE COUNrY's
SHARE OF STATES
Big TAXES
TAXPAYERS OF THIS COUNTY
WILL BE INTERESTED IN Dr.
RECT INF FORMATION AS
COST OF TROUBLE or
TWO YEARS AGO.

Shiawassee county taxpayers ore iar
terested in the outcome of the election
this fall as they have not been inter-
ested in many years. ALI of thera haSe
felt the burden of recent unusual stste
taxes but it may not be known to many
OF them that the appropriations ap-
proved by Governor Ferris brought Co
Shiawassee county an increased tax OF
S44, 5S4 10.
The entire state tax for the Eervif
administration was $l4,7lS, 74S SO, ~
most three million dollars in excess af
the state tax permitted by the OeborD
administration.
Ii this was all the loss our county hSs
been required to meet through the Ea
fortunate election results Of two yeaas
ago we would be very fortunate. Bed
we have had to share in the Iees rs
every line of business that has oos2e to
our state and to our country as & whste
through the changing of the tariH aad
through the direct assaults on kicst-
gan interests that have been made al
Washington,
The republicans of this county wscs
divided two years ago and their disi
sion of course assisted in bringing tine
trouble for our state and nation. gGs
they are united now and their votes fa
Governor Osborn and for our csndidsSe
for congress and The county candidates.
will indicate their protests agsias
buriensome state taxes and against an
the losses they have been compelled &c
endure through democratic directise
and mismanagement.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Engineer Seriously Injured.

George 8. Corey of this city. for
twenty five years an Ann Arbor engi-
neer. was seriously injured while pass
ing through Milan in a motor car
Thursday morning, falling from the
cab, and striking on his head fracturing
his skull and injuring him internally.
He was placed on passenger train
and taken to the hospital at Ann Arbor.
It is not known what caused Mr.. Corey
to fall from the car, but he may have
slipped and fallen or been overcome by
gas.
Mr.. Corey is about fifty years of age,
and Is we'll known and much respected
by :manv friends who wish for his re-
covery. He resided at the corner OF
Railroad and Woodlawn avenues.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Annual Meeting>Sf Cong egstionsI
Church.

The annual meeting of the First Con-
gregational Church and Society was
he'd in the church psrlors Tuesday
evening, when reports of the financial
affairs we're presented and the budget
of expenses for the ensuing year adopt.
ed The officers elected were: Trustees
for three years, s. s. Miner, II. B.
Sturtevant, q. l.. Taylor; treasurer, NJ.
w. Southland. The board of trustees
organized on Wednesday evening by
electing e. o. Dewey chairman, w. A.
Seegmiller clerk and collector.
At the annual Church meeting held
Thursday the following officers were
elected Deacops, Geo. E Pardee, o
L. Davis, G.. b. Hicks; deaconesses,
Mrs. M. w. Southland, Mrs. a. E Payne;
clerk, e. II. Holmes; treasurer, E p
Vandewater; superintendent Sunday
school, r. N. Gibson. Mrs. @. B. Hicks
and Miss Kate >Corlett were appointed
committee to re.orgsnize the Chris
tian Endesvor Society, and Mrs n. f.
Payne to re organize the junior society
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
AWARDED $2,656.25
First of Perry Fire Cases Results in
Verdict Against Grand Trunk.

Aster an eight day trial with hard
lighting on both sides. the first of many
suits against the Grand Trunk Railroad
tor losses caused by big fire at Perry
which 1t is claimed was started by
sparks from an engine, was decided
Monday, when jury gave John W.
Hough verdict of 81, 656 25 for the loss
of his home, blacksmith shop and the
contents. The fire occurred July 9.
1918, and the losses were approximately
$500, 600. Suits against the Railroad
company aggregate s125, 600 1t is not
probable the other cases will be tried
until the present case has been taken to
the supreme court of the state
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Elk., PARTIES.

Owosso Lodge Of Elks will give a
series of dancing parties duriug the
winter, beginning with Halloween
party Oct. 80 Music will be furnished
by Logan's orchestra of Lansing, a fine
organization that everyone will enjoy
hearing The parties will be: Oct. 80,
i Hallowe EN-; Nov. 25, Thanksgiving
Dec. 25. Christmas; Jan. 90, mid win.
ter; Feb. %, Washington's birthday;
April %. Easter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
County Orders.

During the month of September the
county treasurer paid orders as follows
County, $490.76; roads, 81, S24. 26; sal
aries, 81, ,5S4. SO; buildings and grounds,
$272. 90; drain. $525.0S; juror, $3.50;
poor, $7Ol. 81; purchase. 1885 66; SPAR
row. $l3.66; witness, $50. 40; soldiers
relief, So; special drains, $525 0S.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

Geo. M. Hartwell has purchased the
Hub shoe stock at 2O2 w. Main street,
and the store will be under the man.
agement Of Jay Hart formerly with
Lyon q Pond in this city. but who has
bsen at Bloomington, Ind, for some
time. He has had several years exper-
ience in the shoe business as salesman
and buyer, and will make the store a
fret. class shoe store.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Flr.t Concert in beoember.

y The Choral Union met Monday and
elected Van r. Pond. president; Mrs.
Earl Hall, vice president; Mrs. F. H.
Gould, secretary; Mrs. R. N Wright,
treasurer; Miss Mabelle Wright accom-.
PIANIST, and decided to hold the first
concert in December with Mr.. A. E.
Ferry as director.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Social Members Wanted.

:. Co. n needs social members to help
pay expenses until the new armory is
erected, and rate of $40 for an IL
months membership has been provided.
wa. Seegmiller was appointed bv the
Improvement association to assist in
securing the social members. E
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

" Fined for ShoosicK Squirrels.
John Mike, foreigner. hying north
Of Corunna. was arrested last Thurs
day at his farm, for shooting squirrels.
brought to Corunna and fined $40 and
S5 costs for the offence.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
Grand officer. Will Visit owosso

Grand Master VIM. M. Perrett and
Grand Lecturer Frank o. Gilbert of
the Grand Lodge of Masons Of Michi-
gan, will be in Owosso Oct. 20, when a
school of instruction will be conducted.
OVID lodge will exemplify the first and
second degrees and Owosso the third
degree.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

Misses Florence Thompson and Neva
Clark and Harold Lyon spent part Of
the week In Ann Arbor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-16

for discussing decisions with an UNI
pire-
New London won yesterday the first
of Il series Of games from Lawrence of
the New England league. The score was
I TO /.
The Braves are now three and one
half games ahead of the Giants AMI go
ing strong. They ke more runs on
the same number of hits, because they
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-16

Don't Argue About War;" Health Hint
Don't argue about the war; says a
health bulletin issued for members by
DR.. Louis r. Welzmiller, physical di-
rector of the West Side Young Mems
christian association, New York. The
health bulletin says:
For your own heaith's sake and
your own peace of mind
Don't argue about the war. Every
man has right to his own thoughts
IN the subject, and it will only make
you nervous and fretful to get into an
argument"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-16

Cincinnati played Yingling, a pitch
CT, in center field yesterday.