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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
sdliebsgeri9t im Sibnng.
gsiIcgmns bon Sifferenstm sluiidyeu
Vahneu nnb grbeitcrn i'm @eiten.

Gbicago, 80. Iop. Die i6ieos.
deriftlidbe 9eilegiing berSifferen5ell
iiber 9obne unb 4rbeitsitinoen. Die
;miiden 90 fpeitli6en giienbnbnen
uno ibren $4,000 2ofomotipfiibrern
bcitcben, begarrn bier beitte Dor elmer
S6ieosgeridtsbeboroe, Die inter
Dem Nefplanos 8eies ernannt NOR
ben mar. 9ie @ernebmllngen Dor
Der Sdiebsbeborbe nliiiien innerbal5
neiin5ig Sag a6gefdloiien iein uno
Elm @erbift lit 10 Gage ipdter 81 er-
morten. Die S6ieosri6ter iino @.
9. Eorf linb s. 6. gprum aIs Ser.
treter Ser @abnen. s. q. gurgeB
nno Simotbp Sbeo oils @ertreter
ser 9ofomotinfiibrer unb &idter Te.
ter 6. EritAarb unb Charles 0nael.
Die bon Der &eeieruttg ernannt tpi,r-
oen.
9os Sdiebsgeridt erip6blte &id-
er 8ritdor6 gum @oriisenben unb
8. 9. W1iIiteab bon @afbington gum
Sefret6r. SO. g. Stone, Tr1fi6er1t
Ser brotherhood of 9ocorofine en-.
gineers, Iegte ben Sail Der MnseiteG.
ten Der @abnen in I1nserer Hoe Dor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Nuntiner 17H59.
Gambler maiden iid wies
Der ldderlif).
Sniel I'M ct. 4aiprenc nadt pcritedtcn
bentid|cu @affen bnrhiudt.
gei 9lnssrabuusem eim &Dmfret6nn.
Sament sefunben nnb SeritOrt.

Sttomo, Ont, 80. Wop. Gin
peritedtes 9ager poii@affen lInb Rn.
nition miro olif Der Orleans Ss1ieI
i'm ct. 2oprene Strom, geraoe in
Der &obe bon Niebec, geiu6t. Gin
aonfret-in -ininoanlent, auf bem einesSe-
laserunesfanone ntortiert meroen
fGnnte, nilroe bort bereits aefi,nnen.
Dor 5tpei Sabren fauft eiir
0euti9er einen9anbitrid auf Der SIT
iel rmo erridrete bort cine glnlage sur
6abri5ierilng BON &oIfret 9lOden.
9luf oieiem @igentlrm lamb man Dos
9onfret Sunoamerlt. gS fontrol.
liert bic 9erteibteunssiperfe BON
Sue6ee uno bes ct. 2oiprence 9a-
malls.
2eeten Sontiner reprooitSierte cine
ainematograpben @efeni6aft, oe-
rem erite @ear1te De1iti&e tporet, ouf
Der SnieI Die SdIud)t aitf BEN Mbro-
bam-9efiIben unb mabte SiIms bn.
bon. Wan beifdftigte mebrere bun-
bert WtGnner aus Der gedbbnrihaft,
uniformierte lie unb perfab fie nit
@affen. ole man bon oen Iofaleit
miIitGrbeb0roen lieb. Sic battem
9anonen imo 8eluebre ltnb cine gro-
BE 0fenge bIinber Sdiiiie tpur4
Den pdbreno Scr gfeproSuftion abee-
feuert. Sic ansgeliebenen sSeuer1pof-
fen tpurben retourniert, aber geriiht-
tpeiie beibt es iebt, oab Die bainaIige
@eIegenbeit geidift benust iuurbe,
anore @efdiise 5u lanoen unb lie 5it
persraben. Die 8eritede tpurben iore-
f1ltig be6edt. =
Iie conabiffen Beb5rben bnlten
Die 0fittetlinrgen, Die fie bnrifber EN-
pfangen batten, Fir er1tft aenuaa
un cine llnteriuhung on3uiteIlcn.
Sas aonfret- -6rnoanrent iuur6c be-
-reits 5erftort rno MN ipcroen 9lns-
grabnneen porgenomr1en. I'M Die
oeritedten @ridJiite 5u finoeil. 9is
Jest fpuroe nIleroings 1ihts oapon oe-
fiinopn. nber Die SSliiel ift 20 MeiIcn
lang ltnb 7 Weilen brett inb bietct
oesbal6 nod Ruifm geniig Inn lpeiter
5u aroben. gn Dem nG6iten Yunft
Ger 2nieI ift bie Giitan5 bis Gucbcc
Bios bier MeiIeu. Sotpeit man bier
iueiB, fpuroen Die Iesten Sommer
fabriiierten Silnts nirsenbs ge5eist.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Sndte ben Sob.
6rl. aerfer batte an Sftpermitt &c.
littett.

Sn1 &anol I'M WoIiertperfe 0nrf
tpuroe belite nlorgen bon einem 9c.
oienlteten in Ser BumpItation Die
9eihe Der 40 Sabre aIten unperbci-
rateten SSba &erfer, 334 8orlano
apenue Dobnbaft gerpeien, eeflinSen
uno ideint fem 3fpeifeI ob5upaItcn,
oaB lie Selbitlnoro periibte, 6enn icit
longerer 3eit ioa lie 5eitpeiie nid,t
gan3 5ure6nunesfGhig gapeien iein.
SRI. aerfer mar cine Sdnuciter
Ser pertpitipeten ssrau 0ior 9c9roIic
unb batte felt etipa einem SSabr bel
oieier geipobnt, natbem iic idon
friiber bier gelebt uno Damn nah
Nelp Dorf iibergeiieocIt mar. Scit
mebreren Wonaten bate lie an sln.
fdllcn bon Melanholie gelittcn, ober
nie Sel6ltmor0obiihten geGubert.
Gs mar ibre Betpobnbeit. nbenos ei.
nen Spn5iergane 81 MAIDEN; geitern
DerIieS fie oas Sais gegen iicbcn
llbr obenos, uno ais lie cine StllnNr
ipoter nod niht snriiddefchrt r
fuuroe 0ic 9soli3ei fcrnh.ihtin
Yeritorbene DinterldBt nod anDere
geriunnbten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Sim Gruw=@eieb per=
fa1nngswiorig.
Snnoes Sbergeridt fdnt
widttge Gnti6eiz
0nr1g.
STiimf Reger in Sflnbuma 6abeu ben
Staat pru5eiiiert.
slnSre Gntideibnnsem Ses b6diten
8eridtsbufes.
gabnbanten iiber Meflamatiunslanb
ubne MISUNDERSTANDING.

% q aibineto o II, 80. Nop. Dos
tnoes-Sbergeri1t bGn6igte belite
cine Rc,be bon gntiheioungen Iber
Die SerTaiiungsm0Bisfeit beridieoc
ner @eiese Elm. Iie ipittinite
oarlinter betrifft oas Sim Grolr-
@eies bon Sfloboma. IurG Mih.
ter Suebes lieB bas SbergeriGt be-
fannteeben, OaB Oas Sim Groip-
@eieb bon Oklahoma inioiern Der.
faiiilngsipibrig lit, OILS es nnr oie
@eiorgune bon getten, rTorlor"
liltb ,Gbair" "-Gurs fir ipeiBc Terio-
nen eeitattet. Cos @erid,t erlieB
ober fsin 9tfret, neil Scr TrnssI;
Der flint 3eqer, Dorin Elm @e.6nt
Ser gnforsierlm1 oes @eieees g..
ablihti1f irar, oit clgemcin iid nit
ben Hehten hcr Steger befaste.
anbre Gitiheiauneen bes Sher.
geriftes morcn foisenoe:
Tas 0icicb bon SOUTH 0aiotn,
bas BON ausIGnoii6en aorporatio-
nen Die grnenniine eines gleenten
berlanet, gegen ben in jenein Staate
Troseiie aneeitrengt iuerben fonnen,
puroe als unfonititutioneIle giiroe
fir ben 3iuiidenitaats Sanoel
annuIIiert.
Iie gntideioung bes neitnteit
gunbes-8 -8reis-g s-gppellgeri6tes, baB
gnbnen obne GrIaubnis bcs Sefre-
t1rs bes SSnnereit r,idt iiber Die Re
flanatious-Troiefte acbaitt merben
f5hiffefi, tpuroe nmgeitoben.
MaiiebenpaIter BON giienba1nen
miiIien Die 9Itrbesgefeee NIT ge5ng
ouf @ieb GuardntGne befolgcn,
iaate oos Sbereeriht, iponit es cine
gntiheibung bes 9unbes-TiItrifts-
aeriftcs Fir Weit-Iiiiouri iimftieB.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Sampifo fiir Wiaa
offen.
Trieolid)er Gin5ng ieiner
Srnppen lDiro er=
tDartet.
GaballerO idlns iid anf bic Seite
oes Gen. @illn.
8erAdt iiber Gen. @pnsales lit nod
nnbeitatist.
Nad]ridDt Don anseblidem Staats.
itreih itOkt amf lInslanbem.

&uihingto oil II, 80. 9eop. Seuti-
ae offi,ielle Iepei6en beitotigen fri.
bere Na1ri1ten, pona6 General
Slia Gaballero, 4oupertellr bon To-
mauIipas. ii6 6en 8ila-Errppen in
Werico angei6Ioilen bate. Ia er
Sanlpico beberridt, 10 miro iest er.
lpartet, oaB Die bon San Suis Hotoli
oitp6rts 3iebertben Sruppen Die Sa-
fenItaot peroen frieolid betreten fon-
net. Sotpobl Die @arrm5a. OILS ou6
Die @ila-,Saftion batten 9abaaero
aIs ibren slnbGnger beanipruft. 60
baIlero bat nun @uttierre5 telegra-
pbiert, baB er ii6 ben @eidliiiien oer
@gunscaIientes aonuention fiiger
ipoIe.
SSn elmer aus Gueretaro 0atierteIr
9epei6e melbete Spe5ialagent Ganoz
ba oes Staatsoepartements. es gebe
oas @eruft, oaB Sen. Eablo @on-
sales, elmer ser 9ipiiions-&onlman-
banten GarratSas. ii6 ieIbit gum pro-
piioriihen Hrdiioeilten proflan1iert
uno elm &abinett gebilbet bate. Ga-
nopa ipar ni6t initanbe, cine 9eitGti=
gung bes @eriidteS 5u crbaIten. Sie-
liae geumten baIten Die Hadrid]t fin
untpabrfdeinlid.
Die Iesten nom Sainitas batierten
Gepeiden bebaupteten OaB in Der
Staot @erieo 9fibe berri6c..
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
aapitdn permiBt.
glnf Der Sabrt BON Neiu Yurf mad
Stem Srleans iiber gprb
geitiirst.

gtem Orleans, 80. 0op. -
s. g. @opb, Gapt. oes So1ttbern
1acific Gampfers Womus, Der.
idtpanb tpdbrertb Der gaht ponSam.
itag auf Sonrtag bon ieinem Shiff,
pie man beiite erfubr, aIs es aus
9aep gorf bier eintrof. mon Der.
mibte ibn am Sonntog I'm 8 llbr
friib irtb Bafiasiere nabme1 an, onB
er iiber gcrb eefanen fei.
or mar elmer Der 1lteften 4apitd.
ne in bieiem 0enit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Mn Der. Statte bes Ser
bred)tns.
4mseblidrr breifaher @Oroer upn
glibcbprp, q. 6.

Iibcborn, q. G., 80. 9ton
9oipe 3aniels, Der bei6uIoiat miro
feline ShneIter Cora Ganiels, feline
Sftudeerin gtbel 9iltber uno 60
gar 8arner, einen @ait in icinem
Saiie, getotet uno feline eieene Sat
lin lebenseefdbrli6 perlest 81 baben
tpuroe 5pefs eines @orperbores belltt
lla6 Der StGtte bes @erbred)ens &C.
braff. 9aniels, Der nabe s(ibeborc
tpohnte, befinoet iif ieit geitern I'M
bieiieen @efdngnis, iueigerte lid
nber, iiber Dos gerbreden 5ii ipre'
fJen, oas am lesten Samitng beean
gen pitr0e.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Nlibi nad)gemieien.
&arS, bcs Wuroes an gpsss mnS
Suhter uerbadtist, iuieSer frei.

miami, SIa., 80. gfob. 81. g.
@arb, Der am Sarnitag abenb in
@erbinoung nit Dem So6e bon 81. q,
goegs unb ietner Eodter Mariorie
nerbaftet iuurbe, beren nerfobIte 2ei-
den man lesten 0tittiuod in oeu
&uincn ,ibres Salties, nnbe bier, ge-
fltnoen bntte, pur6e beitte frcigeIoi-
ien Die geborOen erfl1ren, bob@orS
Elm pollfonmenes sllibi na6geDieien
bate Sie Goroner's Surp, tpelha
ben iSaa unteriudt, bot ibre Irbeit
noh nid)t beenoet. /
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
MenidenOpfer ber s}agb:
iaiion.
Sn Minneiuta eli SGser setDtet mnS
siuolf nerlebt.

DuIutb, Ninn., 80. gaon. 0ie
oiesi1brige Ssosbiaiion IN Minneiota
foroerte oas 9eben bon elf Sdgern,
mGbrenS aipolf andre perpinoet ipur.
ben. 0ie Saiion eritredt iid bios
iiber 20 Gage uno Der beiitise lit Der
Ieste. 9ie 3abI Der getoteten Sir-
ife itnb Gnertiere lit in oen9luf5eid-
n,lngen oes 8ilobiiter-G -Gepartements
bie erobte. Sn abgelesnen @egen-
ben gab es rieiige @ilobeitdnbe, 90.
geaen. mar bas @ilb m @esenben,
mo- es in friiberen Sabren in groben
Nlengen auftrat, ielten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Midigams SiridzS
aanm balb 10 pieI 5iere erlest ais
i'm letten Sabre.

9aniine, Iid., go gtou. :
Sirib.Sdger iparen in oieiem Serbit
in Widison nift 10 erfoIgreid ,pie
in Der Saiion bon 1918, iagt Dos
8il6biiter Oeportemert. Seine
1000 erIegte Siere tprroen biz iest
iiber oie Modinop StraBe befor.
bert, uno oo Die Saiion hente nbenb
en6et, 10 lit es nidt 3ii ertDarten, bob
Die 9abI bon iiber 10000 Sirihen,
Die I'M leeten Sabre aus Der oberen
SoIbinieI nerinnbt miiroen, in bic
fem Sabre erreidt tper0en mirb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
9es SDd)tcrmDrbes be-
idnlbigt.
Samsbeiorger BON Ietbobiitenfirde
in Soma nerbaftet.

0sount 8leoiant, Soma,
30 Nop. s. 9. Sorban. Sausbeior.
ger Der griten Metbobiiten-air6e
lit bier beute in Saft. OR lit Der
ermoroung ieiner t9 Sabre aIten
Sodter sSne5 befhuIoigt. 9as WeGb-
diem ftarb am t8. geopember nady
@enub bon anaebIih ueraifteten
Efannfuden. SSSbre SHUTTER, ihr
gruber unb Ser slnaefIagtc ielbii
paren 5l,r ieIben 9eit erfranft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Eriefter beidenft.

@nn Irber, @h., 80. Rou.
@eb. Tater 9oiiig g. GoI6rid, Der
ieit 25 Ssabren Bfarrer Der ct. 90.
trid's Stride in WortbfieIb lit, ipurbe
geItcrn anI6bIid ieines SiibiIaums
BON ieiner @emein6e NIT elmer geIa,
iiimme bon $1,000 be6aft, barnit er
iit) Elm autonlohl fniife. Gin Seft.
goi1esoienft rpirbe anr Eeier oes Su.
hIdita,s gebalten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
MI6 nnb Sabne flof in Str6meu.

Opio, Mid., 80. 9tcb. lteber
eine Sonne WetIh unb Sabne ftron1te
bier geitern Die Main Strabe berab.
als elm GROCER Bugen Der Gutenberg
Wailf 60. 5uiammenbrof) unS 400
8aIlonen Der ipeiBen Sliiiiigfeit ouf
Die StroBe artsihiittpte. Eosen uno
Sunoe Der Rodburidaft beleftierten
iid) OH Der Weilfl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30
Seine lpi6ti0em 9>abri6.
ten bon &rie9s-
icbanpldeem*

iteben bereits Dor arafau, oeIien
Terteioiger bonn Siioen fer ein9e-
i9loiicn perOen. Ser 8eiit unierer
Sruppen lit uuSge5eidnet.
9erIin, 80. 9top. Srabtlos
ii6cr 9on0on. Sm 0iilitarbaupt-
bauptquartier puroc folgenoe ofli.
5ieae 0fitteilling perlaltbart:
Bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit
niNfs bon Seoeittlrng i'll beridten.
~9ln Der OitpreuBiiden 8renSe lit
Elm Seriu6 ltarter rliiiiider glbtei-
llingen, einen iiberraihenoen slngrifi
aif Die gefeltigungen oitlid) pon
Garfebnen 5ii MAIDEN, febleei6lagcn.
Der 6eino bat babel fdpere 8erluite
erlitten lno mir baben einige Sffi.
jiere uno 600 Mann du 9eiangenen
gemaf1t.
nSiiolid bon Ser @ei9ieI baben
Die @egenongriffe, Die mir geitern
qemeloet boben, SIT beFrieoigenben
@rgebniiien gefiibrt. Is 9eidiise
ilno mebr aIs 1900 @efangene iinb
in uniere Sanoe aefaIlen.
~Sm iiibIiden Tolen bat lid nidtS
@emerfenspcrtes ereignet."
9onoon, 30. Sob. 0euti6Iano
gi6t 5it, boB Die HuIien bis auf cine
@ntferruing bon 10 Meilcn iiibipeit-
lid BON @u1rbinen in SitprenBen
etnge6rungen iinb. Gin offisiellcr
fran5oiifher geriht inet, bab in 9eE-
glen niht Die Deutiden, ionbern bic
slniierten in Der Offeniibe limb. 0os
lit i'm @eiertliden beiite Die Gage
orf ben elrop6iiden artegsidau-
pIGten.
9 Retrugrub; so. geop. guf
@ritn6 bon gerihten, Die aus lin.
garn bier eingetroffen iino, belaufen
iid Die gerIuite Der otter. lung. 9riip-
pen i'm gegentpGrtigen 4riege ouf
10000 Offi5iere unb 900,0OO02ann.
(0ie 9fuiien oiirften r5u itarf se.
friibitiidt" uno oaber ooppelt geieben
baben, ,als Tie sdblten. anm. 5. g.
SSn ben geitrigen &dnlpfen ipeItIiA
bon 2o5itih nabmen Die &uf5ert 5ebn
Meilen oeiitid)er Beri6an5ungen
3lpii6en @lopno lnb Sobota, mad.
ten 600 @efangene unb erbe1iteten
lieben @ei6iise. Die Na9rift lit
51par ni6t offi3ien, fomntt aber aus
berIGbIi6er Guele.
Salban1tli1 ipirb erfIGrt, 6ab bic
2eutihen8erltdrfiinee erbaIten bo.
ben, unb 5tpar 5pei Snfanterieoipiiio-
nen luto cine Standardization.
gfonteSi6eo, 80. gtou. Ste
iiinglten 9eriifte, bob bas beiiti1e
@ei6paoer iest i'm Siioen bes UT.
lontiifen Oceans tpeiIt, iperoen bier
amtlid beitdtigt. gs beibt aud, bab
cine itarfe britii6e SIotte in Der
NGbe bes beutiden @eifapaoers lit.
Betrograb, 80. gfor. Off.
3ien miro nlitgeteilt, baB 6ie Strede,
Die Die 8uiien in Sitpreiiben einge.
orungen iir1o, etnen Sagenarid BE-
tr6gt. Ca nitb man erit tuiiien. tpie
piel bic &uIfen ON einem Sag mar.
ifiereti fOnnen. arm. b. &.)
Gie 3omoie @rentia peroffentliht
einen 9frtifel, iporin iie erfl1rt, 6ob
piele 0eltti6e fiir5lid alis Der rlfii.
Iden Sauptitaot ausgetpieien iporoet
ieien, neil man elltoedt batte, baB
lie sroBe 9etrage fir ben 8au Der
beutihen 6lotte fubffribiert baben.
Iie Samnluug iei furj Dor oe11
slusbritd oes 9rieges our6 ben oelt-
iden 8otfdafter @rafen BourtaIes
eingeleitet tporoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30

Yetrograb finoet es bel Ieidter
unS einfoder, Siege 5u meIoen, aIs
iolhe adf' Dem Sdlahtfelo su er.
rtnaen. :
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-30

9te eir5tge fdsri8e oeuf.
f3e Beit,tns in 2Gt6igau.
Dec4e Die 9epef9en Ssr
EH. TrsHe 6rinst
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
Decoration Day

Weather conditions were perfect on
Decoration Day and the crowd that as
sembled at the M. P. church to listen
to the fine program that was offered
was twice as large as could find en-
trance. The grafton of Rev. DR.. A. r.
Johns was masterpiece of thought
and oratory, in which feeling tribute
was paid to the nations soldier dead
and touching reference made to the
thinning ranks of the heroes who still
answer to the roll call of the living.
The music by the High School Chorus
was also of the most pleasing and ap-
propriate character. About thirty vet
Grams were in attendance and of these
portion were taken to the cemetery
in automobiles and the others marched.
An escort formed Of about a hundred
school children. all bearing flags, COM
pleted a pretty and impressive picture
as the procession wound it's way to the
silent city of the dead. Decorating of
the graves was carried out in accord
ance with the beautiful ritual of the G.
A. R., under the direction of Post Com
mander VIM. Wood. 1t should be noted,
too, that the cemetery was in fine con-
dition and presented beautiful appear
ance with its wealth of flowers and
flags. The following committees were
elected for the next year: Arrange
ments, Glenn Williams, chairman; w.
A. Havens, secretary; w. H. Sargent,
marshal, Advisory. c. VanVleet,
JOS. w. Buffum, John Sloan. Decorat-
ing-Mesdames w. H. Sargent, Edward
Bingham and David Anderson.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
c. H. S. FIELD DAY
FRIDAY, JUNE z
TWELVE EVENTS WILL BE CON-
TESTED BY DIFFERENT GRADES
Pupils From the Grades of Nearby
Schools Will Compete. Badges and
Banner Will Be Awarded

Patrons of school athletics will re-
member that very enjoyable field day
was held in Clio last year and will be
glad to know that similar event has
been planned for the present season the
date having been set for Friday, June
IL. For the major events only students
of the local schools will be allowed to
compete but for the events in which
the grades will take part scholars from
neighboring schools will be eligible.
Handsome ribbon badges stating the
character of the event, will be given to
winners of first and second places and
an appropriate banner will be given to
the grade whose members win the most
events. The badges are on display in
the window of The Messenger office.
Following is list of events: 100 yard
dash; 120 yard hurdle; half mile run;
running high jump; running broad jump;
pole vault; mile run; girls race. In all
of these events first and second badges
will be awarded.
100 Yard Dash-Open to seventh and
eighth grade pupils.
Pole Vault-Open to seventh and
eighth grade pupils.
100 Yard Dash-Open to fifth and six
tn grade pupils.
Running Broad Jump Open to fifth
and sixth grade pupils.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
Writes from Seat of War

Archie Dyball, who left Clio and
joined the navy, last fall, has written
an interesting letter to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyball, dated at
Vera Cruz, Mex, May "a. Archie is a
sailor on the New York. one of the
most powerful ships of the American
fleet in Mexican waters. She car
ries 1900 officers and men. Some weeks
ago he sent home a picture of himself
and chum and in his last letter to his
parents he states that the young man
was killed in one of the fights that en-
sued from the occupation of the city by
the American forces. being shot down
at his side. Archie has sent to his
his mother beautiful silk centerpiece
and pillow top, showing views of the
soldiers and sailors, ships and buildings
in Vera Cruz. He looks forward to
coming home on furlough when the
trouble in Mexico is settled.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
Having Good Time

Jack Ryland, of Standish, recently
purchased an automobile and since that
time there has been no lack of excite
ment in that village. In one of his
first exhibitions as a chauffeur, Jack
plowed up Mrs Ryland's flower garden,
deftly removed the family washing from
the back yard, made a well-beaten race
track around the pump and chased the
chore-boy up the back stairway of the
Ryland house. Evidently satisfied with
his first attempt, he drove the car into
the kitchen and stalled the engine. Mrs.
Ryland now takes charge of the steer
ing wheel and Jack is passenger.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
TEMPLE ASSOCIATION
FULLY ORGANIZED
MASONS WILL COMMENCE TO RE-
MODEL BUILDING SOON
Preliminaries All Settled, Committee APP
pointed and a Considerable Amount
of Stock Subscribed.

All necessary legal formalities
having been arranged, the Mason
ic Temple Association met last
Tuesday evening and completed
its organization. At this meet
ing the utmost enthusiasm was
manifest and before it closed fl
nancial backing to the amount of
nearly So, 900. 90 had been offered
unsolicited. 1t was decided to
employ an architect as soon as
one can be procured who will
draw plans for remodeling the
upper story for the accommoda-
ton of the lodge and the audi
torium on the first floor for the
accommodation of the public. 1t
is hoped to get this work under
way so that the auditorium may
be available in the near future
and it is believed that, inasmuch
as the village has needed a place
of the kind so urgently, other
organizations that have rented
rooms for public uses here
tofore will refrain from doing so
hereafter in order that the audi
torium may have proper support.
In view of the fact that he is
likely to be away a considerable
portion of the summer President
H. d. Griswold rendered his res
ignation and F. M. Buffum was
chosen to fill the office. There is
now the brightest prospect for
the whole Temple project, which
is as important to the whole COM
munity as it is to the Masonic
order.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05

Hon. Patrick H. Kelly, of Lansing.
and a party of friends and political sup
porters were in Clio, Thursday, shaking
hands with the many friends of the
genial congressman. Mr.. Kelly needs
no introduction at the hands of The
Messenger. For the last ten years he
has been one of the best, political
speakers, supporting Republican prin-
ciples, in the state. He was superin-
tendent of public instruction for two
terms and made splendid record, then
served as lieutenant governor, then as
congressman at large, and is now seek
ing the congressional nomination in the
sixth district to succeed Hon. Sam
Smith, who is likewise candidate.
Without intending any disparagement
of Mr.. Smith. who has served the dis
trict faithfully, we may say that Mr..
Kelly is one of the ablest and most
popular men in his party, and. if nomi-
mated, would prove to be great vote
getter. In case of his election there
can be no doubt but that his district
would be excellently well taken care of.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05

1t is good and sensible thing for
every citizen to remember that the
world is made up of "many men of
many minds !" and none of us can have
all things JUST As we want them without
intruding on the convictions of the
"other fellow" Hence some middle
course in most public enterprises is
necessary in order that progress may be
made, and it is, perhaps, the part of
good citizenship to accept the situation
that may exist and take hold and help
"boost." In the next event things may
come more to our liking and the other
fellow will have to sacrifice his personal
predictions. Communities thrive and
prosper according to the amount of
sympathetic and united effort they are
able to exhibit. In towns like Clio the
officials serve mainly without pay and
undoubtedly give their best judgment
and effort to the public business. True,
they may make mistakes, and who does
not? But they are trying to do what is
right, they occupy difficult and in
most cases thankless position, and they
are entitled to very much consideration.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05
M. p. Church Notes.

The Delpha Alpha Society will serve
ice cream on church lawn Saturday
evening.
The Junior Endeavor Society will meet
Sunday at a o'clock in the church. All
are expected to be present.
The Crescent Glass were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mr.. Black
stone on Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
The mid-week service will be con-
Quoted by Miss Mary Field, subject,
''The Greatest Thing in the World. u
All members of the church are request
ed to be present.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-05

For commencement gifts, wedding or
any gift occasion, you will find just
what you want at just the right price in
our jewelry, silverware or chinaware
stock. Bodine's drug store.
Sale of the remnants of the Frost
stock and fixtures still going on. Shoes
hats, underwear, drugs, groceries, ETC..
etc., not complete lines, but serviceable
goods that will fill the requirements of
many people. Half off in many cases
and big bargain in every case where
have anything to suit. Call and see.
j. X. Frost.