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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
2as lt6rarmbanO.

9(uS 4aris ibreibt man: DAB oas
ltbrarmbono an iib MODERN it,
braudt m9t mc6r eeiaet 5u peroen.
Germlt6Ii6 traeen es ihon Die ein-
gcborenen g9eiber in oen oimfeliten
9anoItriden 9lfrifos. Sic Dor gar
niAt 10 LANCER 8eit in 9lufnqbmc ge-
fommene @ioOc, Die Tai6euubr Gin.
NAL mieoer ausihlieBlid i'm glrms
ban0 81 tra0en. bat Sortibritte &C.
modt, mie penig onoerc, Der @e.
coufe, ole llbr onoerS ais altf Dem
lmten glrm 81 trogen, lit enticblidj,
Der, fein llbrarmbano 81 beiisen, nod
entieblider. gteil iinO ml Der Nlooe
nur nod Die idglidb medielnoen nelIen
6ormcn oieier tidenoen gIrmbdnoer
Rllnoe llbren trGgt eigentlid fein
Wlenih lmebr. Sic beoeuten cine be-
ibameno primitipe Stufc 0ieier W3o-
oeehtipidlung. glu1 ole citiah bier
edipe llbr bat iid iberlebt. Ole
neilciten W2ooeae iiuo fdderfornie,
wobci notiirlid Die glulagc Ger Sab
fen 1robe Sdiuieri9fcitcn mott glbcr
pie llbrfiinitler ruiiicn lie in Der iiber-
roidenoiicu Meiie 81 l6ien. g9cben
Den fleinen ,Sddern iiebt man opale
oieic pcrotn beionOcrs in Der al.
lcrlcbtcu aui Gltcru 5uiteucrnoen
3cit lue1en Der Gitercieranfldnge
bGiiiio ldnglihe Ylatteu, Die an
loen 2anglciten aeibwuagen an ben
beioen Sdmalieiten abgeplattet iin0,
Trci luno 5iinicdc, Sterne lrim.- Ole
3iiferblGtter cllcr oieier llbren mers
Den iebr funitnca aearbcitet Sic iino
ans @olO oOer Glnail, nit 3ierliben
S6nortelmliitern 10 iiber5ogen. Dab
lidJ ole 3dblen weni1 0apon abbeben
Qa5u iino Die lt6ren natiirlid niht
gar 81 groB I'M lInfang, Iino iebr
plntt uno Dem glrnbano polfommen
feiteingeorbeitet, 10 Dab lid BON Der
llbr aum eigeutliben glrmbano bin
Die @lieoer barmoniicb aneinanoeriii.
Gen uno nibt mie bel Den uripriiug.
lihen 8orfobren Der llbrarlnb1n0er,
oieie ielbit in einem ionit fladen 9Irm-
reiicn cine uunatiirli6c @eroidllng
biloet. gs iiebt nit oieier 9an3en
glufmoduna I'M 8uianmeHbang. oaB
oie glrinbGnoer obgleid man itol5
odrouf lit, Elm llbrarmbano 81 Be.
iiten, obgleiH man iie ieoem anoeren
glrnidnud ougenblidlif bor3iebt,
mogIihIt penig mie llbrarmbdroer
ausieben. Gober Die neutraleu 6or-
ben oes 8ifferblattes lno Die carte
@lieoerimg oes glrmreifes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

Gingeiette glermel bil0en Die PLUS.
uabmen imo geboren oen eng onihIie-
fenoen SSodets an, Die Die Shophlng
eiueS nagnGaitei iran3oiiihen &lcioer-
nahers iino glermel, bic Den per-
ldngerten ShuItern angeiteppt iino,
oOer bon Der aimono.gIrt, nit Dem
gliiden imo Der 5ront in Ginem ge.
ltnitten iin0 Die Regel al Den loien
eSadetS oieier Saiion Syn Der Sdnge
itno iie perid]ieoen. llno in ibren Der.
ihieoenen Bbaien bringen oieie gler.
mel Die SSnoioiouolit6t Der mooerneu
5rau gum 9liISorud, oenn menn Tie
8nm @eilpiel 0le @ontoitren ibreS I'm.
teratHes beiDnu0ert, fam imiere sUto.
Oeoame ioDiel oauon 8eigen, Dic i5r
beliebt. llno menn iie uidbt oafiir ein-
genommen lit 70 perbrgt iie ibu
Der lonae lleberrod lit Elm glerf.
NAL OeS Observation-Disclosures Der Sai'
ION. Gr lit in Dem @iirtel einge5ogen
'unO fGut IN loieu, rnanbmnl unrcael-
mdBigen Solten, bis ipeit inter Die
auiclinie 6inab, ODER er liegt iiber
ben Siiiten glutt an una itc6t ab BON
Der Siour ODER ihmiegt iidl oerielben
an. Mauhmol lit er 70 1eibnitten,
oaB er einen Gheil oes intercn giodes
biIOet, Der nusnabmSlos eng it,
&alb.Tailor.Seoitiime fiir Sommer'
tradt weroen in Wlaterial ausgeiilbrt
oos iid Ieidjt moideu laBt llnierl
brittle glbbilolng 3eigt eiii iebr an
IprehenoeS grenlplor oieier glrt
9Iud bier lit Nos impermeiolide Silr
ten.gofe borbauoen an oaS Iih oel
cigentlide 9lod 9latt aniAlieBt aus.
aeuonmen an oen Soften. no er n
Salten gelcgt 1T.
Die @louie bat oie a6iaaenoC
Sdulterlinie. 9ie idmale g8eitc. oeI
,GomboD" .araaen mo Der @ilrtcl
lnD bon Qlattcr Seioe @eroollItdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
2as WloOernite.

Plus &aris i6reibt man; Sans an
md6lid crboltcu oic Rode fpieOer eli
ne anoere 6orm. @G6reno man &C.
oanfenloS Die Silbouetten Der elegan.
ten sSrauen in oen Gr5eugniiieu iriib.
jabrIih meroeHoer S1neioerfimit an
iid porbei5ieben iiebt, aniangs mci-
neno, cs iei cigeutrlib felt Dem g8iu.
ter alles beim alten geblleben, miro
einem plobliH Die umfaiienoe Nlen-
oerlng flar. llno peun man oann be.
ltrebt lit, cine aagemeine 6ormel fiir
Die 8eibreibiulg Der mooernen, ais
@in3eloinge oipar grunoperidieoenen,
in Der @eiamat6eit ober ood pieoer
Ii6 a6nclnocn 90de 81 finOen 70
Sr1nqt iid Die 8etro1tiug auf Dab
oie Rode niAt i'm 8egriif iin0, lif
no6 oerSeite bin ipeiter 5u eutipideln,
no bic S6onbeit liegt Dte H0ds
ba6en ale cine itarfe gleiglIna, oben
meiter, Inn Die 5iiBe berim enger 81
meroen. 1o6ei biloet man mebr tnO
me6r Den 9iod aus 8lpei ooneinnuoer
octrennten H0den, einem obercn ipei.
ten, einem iunferen engen robreuorti.
oen. 9ie Raffungen, oic i'm 6toii Oes
einen 9fodes iiber Siiiteu llnO al1ien
onae6rod,t, einen 0oppeErod 5u ini.
tieren 6cItrebt maren perihphtoen
immer mebr. glm iortgeiArittcniten
in ser 9Pidtinq, nod Der lid anibei.
memo Die neue 9lodmoOe entipidelt, cr.
Ideint iene 9iodform, Die ans I'M.
ourhIidtiaen, aber mcibcm imo niht
iehr oititragenoen Stoff ciuen in Ger
Collie nit fyalten eingenommen, na1
imten an aiseinanOeritrebeuOen uno
i'm 6oium ourcb cine @inlage irgeno.
meld1er glrt aeiteiften Sberrod 5cigt,
Scr bis holbpces 8miiben anie imo
Qnodel berabreicbt. Inter OieIem
gRod miro iooann Elm bis 81 oen @no.
heln reihenOef, gan5 enger N0bren.
rod ser natiirlib einen Sdlib 5itr
Grleifterllng oes @ebenS 6aben milB,
Iiftbor GicIer intere 9f06rcnrod III
ais oiirhlidtigem Stoif imo lGBt sic
geine niht incbr pie bisber MIR i'm
Sdreiten ourd Den icb oifnenoen
SdlIib iidtbar werOen ionoern elm.
fod ourb ben Hod our6idJimaern.
D3on Iiebt IoIdr oiirhiidtigeu Olode
NIT inoitrdlibtigen, fiir3eren lleber.
rSden aud 10, Dab oicie lle6crr6de
nur biz aerobe gu ben &nisn rei6en.
Bum @eIeaihoftsan5uo iperoen ais
iinourdIidtioer Stoife Siiu. Seioen.
mtIIelin uno 8oile peripenoet. 9(ui
Ser StroBe iiebt man &oile, @attiit
ulp I'M @ebronH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Sum sInfUarmen OcS gruteus.

9lufgepdrmter graten biIbet ilns
mer cine QueIle oes MiBOeraniigens
beim Sausberrn ooer oen erpodie.
nen Sobnen oes Smules. @s 1T ia
aud Hidt 3u lelgnen, oaB ourh oos
9lufDdrmen 0aS 9ebratene 6leii1
leibt einen eigentbiinlid iaOen @e.
ibnod unnimmt. gluh Der 9luSlpeg,
oen 8raten falt NIT erbitter Sauce
oiif5ltragen, finoet penig @egenliebe,
itno ieui5eno iiiet iid ole geplngte
&auSfrau inS uu0ermeiolibe Brateu
fleinerer 6leiibitiide, troboem oieie
itets peniger iaftreide 9raten lieiern
ais aroBere Stiide lmo oos @irtb.
ibaiten pertbeuern. &onnlt MN Die
purme Sabrcs3eit, 10 miro oas
Sellf3en gum St0bnen, oenn cS 1T
pabrli6 fein 8ereniigen, fait tagtdg-
lid bel bober gliiBentemperatur am
beiBen aod6eroe 5u iteben mr. Inn
Die berpobnten glngeboriqen inmer
nit friid gebratenem 5leiid 81 bsr-
ie6en. Ga iebnt man gar iebr cine
.@rleibterlmg, pie lie oas 8orratbto-
den auf mebrere Gage bietet, 5erbei,
1ieie @rleibterug fam iicb Die
Sausfroi a6er Deridafieu, penn iie
quf nabfolgeno bei6riebene 8eiie
oos 9lufp1rnIen bemirft: Wfan legt
0os aui'upGrmenoe Sleiiditiid ent.
meOer in einen 9artoffeIo6mpfcr
ODER in @rmangellng eines iolhen,
in Elm Gurdihlagiieb, Oos man iiber
eineu aut paiienoen 1opf nit foben-
Dem @aiier baugt imO nit ieit ihlie.
Benoem Dedel 5iioedt. Ger cmpor-
iteiqcnOe Gompf cr6ibt oas 5leiid ie
nad @r0Be um0 eide oes StiideS IN
10 bis 10 Wlinitcn. g&atiirlidb nub
oicies @riUGrmcn erit flr3 Dor Dem
9lnrihten erfoIgeu. Gie Sauce miro
beionoerS bcib gemaht imo oas
Sleiibitiid Dor Dem glnridteu je 1
0}inutc auf ic5er Seitc in einem fla
den Sigel in 5raimer Butter llno BEL
Itdrter SiBe iiberbroten. Die friiA
aebraltnte Butter giebt man slrm
9beil iiber oos 5erIeSte Sleiih, 8um
anoern S6eil in 6ie belize Saucc. gliif
6ieie @eiie auigewdrmt, ihmedt Der
9ratcn luie iriih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24


iR gloiree.
Ios EiNse sadct Dat inter sen To-.
seH @orneftDcIleH cine MeIte pom ei.
acncu sliuiQrIul pon Dem Sbniit ciner
W2mneruciic. Ger nit Den 8cuerS
ii @inem QeiNuittene aragen mlo Die
g4angdettcn fonnen bon DeiBer,
fciperer 6rrippter Seioe ooer auh
pon 6nttfarbiger Seioen.Sapilleric
lein. g3ei6es lit ie6r elegant. belonf
6ers ober 1T g9eiB fiir groBe Toilette
oeeianet Tas tieie 9iod Dote II nit
elmer Reibe BON fIeineH anoPIen aar.
nirtl
Gas iiefe Siiften.Yofe an oen mo-
oernen Moden aetDipnt beltano'g an
ropularItat, mas nift gSimoer
uinnt. bonn es lit obne 6ra9e ieDr
uortbeilbait fir Die 5igur, lno 6lp!af
fiIr forpnlente sSrauen ioiUobl pIe mr.
itarfe Die 4hdler3eidner eribppten
fat ibre N6antaiie i'm @rfinoen igner
sSormen. uno man finoet oeren ann
oerbubibe lno oft iebr originelIe Se.
ionoers w oeA 92ahmittags -Eciletten
fir formelle' iciDie and fiji tueniger
forHelLe 8iuede ipieIt oos &biien.
Vofe cine mihtac 0oQc.
llniere 5meite 3Qultration 5eI5t elm
02admittagstleio, an 0em 0as Siif.
ten.gote BON eigenortiaem Ghnitt III.
Ras 01aterial 81 oieiem Wlooea lie.
fert 0as 70 iiberaus mooerne fran8o.
silhe gaunpoIl -@repe in matt ecru.
Tas Siiiten.yOfe gebt All beioen Sci.
scn bis betuabe 5llr stmelinic 6tnb,
pdbreu0 Scr glof IN Jorm eineS tie.
fen @olontg born ulo biten einae-
fraidt it,
9Die Soiae 1T ein Sfeleton.Gfieft
hit elmer llnterbIoiie BON alatter dbl
neliIcber Seioe. Ole glerHel iino nit
biefer lluicrblouie in G'inen gel9nit4
len lmo Qarntrt NIT boben Dlanihet.
ten pom eigenen Wfaterial oIe MI.
Ueinen auopIeH DerSiert lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Rlus benz 6cid5e Der NyfCbe
nnb Der WeIellitbaft.

Wlit oen eriten ionnigen WtaItagen
idbeint Die pinterIibe SiiIle eHoaaltlg
peri1pln0eu SIT iein. Gas 5riibiabrs.
EaiIor.Aoitiin bat ieiue 8errihatt
onaetreten, mo Der leparate ,Srlib'
iabrs4aIetot ieiert ME geabnte
9riumpbe. gliit Dem @ebiete OeS crit
eripdbuten Genres ipielt oas Ntoiree.
4oitiim cine berDorra9enoe 5toIle, Sn
gutter Seioen Wlairee ausgeiiibrt
Sdblt eS 3ll oen nc6r toi.ipieligen Der
nlo0ernen tailor.maoe aoitiime, obne
SSrage aber olih 81 ocn elegautelten.
&ie biibiheiteu Diooelle tinoet man
amar nahaea6mt in billiger Baum
poa.Weoirec, glber niht nur baben
bieie Elm biQiges iuenia aniprehenoes
Qlusieben ipnDeru traaen iid aud
milerabel Gas Shmar5, oas neu
idlon ieoeS @lan3es ino ieoer Sdon.
belt entbebtt, miro uab tlr5em Era.
aen aan3 aron 1ie Braii, Die iid1 Gin
W4oireefleiD anibofien uno ibre 8reu-
be Darat babca modte, muB ihon Elm
menia tieler III Die G1ibe greiien, Sie
pir0 oieSe Qlebrousaabe nift 81 be-
veuen bdben bern Elm pirflidb giltes
geioen.D1oiree miro aud cntiprehen.
be Gienite IeiIteu.
1as in nnierer eriten glbbil6ung |
oeranidmulicbte 02ooea lit ausgctiibrt |
IN Seioeu.@iOiree better 0ualitdt
Ser 9fod III iiber Den Siiften 0rapirt, |
ba IL ben Heleiten Nlooeaen oie Ora
piana in Der alrelinie MIR nod noe.
nig in 9IuweHoiug foulmt Dieie |
1rapiung 6ringt ben mooiiden
noblen Siiiten-gffeft in better 29eiie
sunl glusorud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
miA meint arIaa

Sin Serr ipiro aus BEN Qluto oes
I6Ieubert uuO itiir5t bur6 bos aroBe
@lasloaefsnIter zines 8antgsIdaffs in
ben GfFstteuraum. peOti 6sr @sreds
tel" ruff Der BANTER bsItdr8s ous,
10 lit nod teiner Bel mir 'reinatFals
len!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
9l} c her8 @Ioae.

n@s lit pabrbafti9 ein 9reiB nit
meinem gtomen. &iermal mar III Die,
fer @ode Der @eiobrieftrdger BET
mir, uno INNER mar Elm anoerer
Oleper aemeint. A"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Oie8crgiftung am 80 ere.
fSrei nod einem 6eriibmten

S0rlUltrT.
1aS Wleer ergldu5te peit binaus
SIN IeBten Sonneniheine,
g9ir iaBen in Ger @erunoa ornliB',
W2ir froren bereits Die @eine.
Ga ipra1 lic oas @ort 10 inbalts'
16ner,
Cos id) biermit berfiinOe:
,lln51blbor mie ieuer Sano am Meer
Sino oie E6aIer in meinem Spinoe.
Sd iab i'm Geiit ons bebre @ilo,
Bin tief ms Gnie geiunfen
GS i9lug oaS Serge mir RAID uno
MILD,
SD mar Dor Sebnen gou3 trunfen.
Seit ieuer Shlnoe ber5ebrt ii1 mein
2eib,
0as @ort bat llnbeil geitiftet;
W2i6 bat Observation-Disclosures
@fit ibrer II Mitgift berotfs
tet ]
Tie GriinOung oes @el0es 1T oie
ein5iee, Die iif eleid bon alninns aIS
be5ablt gemadt bat. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
gEre d ; a DIS.

Gunte (su 5rib6em: ~Da puD' if
9ir au9 3tpei Sitereier mitgebru6t."
5riBben: npft II ni6t 10 laut,
Sante, Ionit oenten bic 2lnoeren mob,
0u taunit nibt NAL Bis orei odbIenT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Bpei 9ruGfebIer.
(g[ns einem 6ofberiht.l

Ia or Drr1lmldt Der mo0lifit
ausgiebiqe SemlB frii6er 2uft onge,
rotbcn muroe, berbringt Sodoerielbe
Die Wforeenitlnoen meilt auf Dem
8aIfan (9alfon) ino ben 9lbeno auf
Dem 9lltai )9lltan) A.4s.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
@in0e e + m II n s.

0ic fIeine @Ga (8ur iuugen W1a-
ma) gN8nmaden, LAB Oas Hoiiermef
fer liegen; @apahen bat eeiagt, oaS
lit ni6ts fir SEinoer.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

Grit idiport er, oaB er nidt gum @ein
geb', @ibe -
Sest friBt Der ardser ibm bas Sin
gelpeioe.
@elO 1T Oie gSur6el alles lle6eIs -
fir ben, Der es nibt beiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Offenh nheraia.

ySy6r So6n lOll allf Ieinen @eiites'
suita'.O sepriift iperben. Was meinen
Gle baau9 6alten Sic Sbren SobH
fir irriinnig9"
n9err gtatb - bu Is er Diel 5u
ormm oaou."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

ltnteroffi8ier: (8u einem @inia6ri.
gem: .Mahen Sie nidt immer Gin
10 oltrumes Geii6t, olS Oh Sic idon
etipos pdrenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
mnfhGft8erSffnnnn

Cube: .ylu Oerrsiit bclO bic gang
6autspolIse."
Gbe. SAP Re reiIen. Wenn biz
oberen 8ebnoauienb bic SalouIier
ruuterIalIeu. MADDEN mir II 2aOer
auil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

grdulein: Die S9ubs, Die id So
nen qeT9entt babe, paRen ia Dor5iig'
lih. pie i'd Iebe; no bdben Sic beHn
sy6re alten9"
9ettIerin: aDie babe i8 audi nod
AM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
Gin g deffeI. @enner.

2uOe (5u @oe Der orei Sabr in
p3uriidee5o9enbeit~ eelebt bot):
DMenih, gu bait ia feine blaiie 9lb-
nung, mie mir forteeihritten iino
mit's GinbruhSperf5eug!
@oe: cSo, io, oas min ih glouben;
niper Ianee iist, miiB rohen".@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

.9Iber, aouege, ipic fonnen Sie
oeun 6ei Dem triiben Better arbeiten
-Sie pcrOerbcn iib ia Die glueen"
.Sa, Sie baben gitt reoen. Sie
fonnen iih nit Sbrer 8eitling be.
ibditigen. i'd babe meine 8eitug
belte ein5uiteden oergeiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

Sic Gr5iebung 1T elm Sobel, Der
po6l llnebeubeiten beieitieen. aber
oas SoIo niat beiiern tann
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
COMPANY *" A SUCCESS

Without doubt Company OK" our
independent Military organization is a
success. However, they still require
some good hard work in the drill line
to make them on par with the M. N. G.
Since May Both, twelve applications for
membership has been received and il
becomes necessary for each member to
report for drill on Tuesday night or, if
they find this impossible, to send in
their resignation and give the new ap-
plicants a chance to become members.
Captain Winters has instituted non.
commissioned officers school of in
structions which will be great help to
the Corporals and Sergeants in the way
of military instructions. Company tx"
is also following the regular army
scheme in promoting from the ranks;
having decided to have regular eX-
animation in the drill tactics when va
cancies occur in the non-commissione
offices, and appointing men to fill such
vacancies who not only pass the best
examination but also those who attend
drill regularly. Now boys, get into
the game for it is only a few months
before new election of commissioned
officers takes place and the men that
are right up to snuff will no doubt re-
ceive the highest honors to be confer.
red.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06

Bladder irritations, kidney troubles,
dull headaches, WEAKNESS, pain in back
and sides, all show the kidneys need to
be toned up, strengthened, their regu-
lar action restored. Foley Kidney Pills
will do it surely and quickly. They
give good health, freedom from pain,
a return Of appetite and sound sleep.
Try them.-Hites Drug Store.
Anyway, the road to happiness is al.
ways on the level.
At Bremen, Ca, w. M. Golden, OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
says he found Foley Kidney Pills to be
the best remedy for kidney and blad-
der troubles, also for rheumatism. He
says: "Any person having kidney trou-
BILE, backache, or rhematism should be
very glad to find such a wonderful
remedy. "-Hites Drug Store,
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06

the Str. Hum to take the East Jordan
contingent, and possibly the Band will
GO.
The gentlemen in charge of the pro-
gram have secured some able speakers
among them being:
Alex j. Groesbeck of Detroit
Grant Fellows, Atty General
Geo. l.. Lusk of Bay City
Atty Joseph Bayliss OF the 500
Judge Judd Yelland of Escanabp
Hon. Philip T. Colgrove of Hastings.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES

Class Exercises for this grade will be
held at the High School building on
"Wednesday afternoon, June 10th, COM
.mencing at 200 o'clock Below is the
PROGRAM
Song, Six O'clock In the Bay-Grade
Class Poem-Aurora Stewart
Americanism-Lucille Hagget
Song, Spring Time-Hazel Sheldon,
EmmaLou Hoyt, Anna G. Hoyt, Alice
Sedgman, Jessie Reynolds, Doris Hay
den; Hazel Kale Pianist
Class History-Glen Richards
Adonis Galop, Violins-Lyle Jepson,
Glen Richards, Piano, Hazel Kale.
Original Story-Charles Murray
Piano Solo-Hazel Sheldon
Class Prophecy-Oscar Bennett
Presentation of Diplomas-G. E.
Ganiard.
Solo, Rocked In the Cradle OF the
Deep-Oscar Bennett.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06

Work by any other name wouldn't
make hit with lazy people.
II is never too late to blame the other
fellow for your mistakes.
And occasionally the doctor is more
dangerous than the disease.
It's easier for love to find the way
than it is for dad to pay the bills.
Some thieves have no higher ambi-
ton than the top roost in a chicken
house.
You have a right to think a lot of
things you have no right to say.
After man does reach the point
where he knows something he is usual
ly too old to use his knowledge for
moneymaking.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
Graduation T.. 49,.
&c. a. 'r. Next Week
Our Public Schools Will Have a
"y Busy Week ~.

Commencing with Sunday evening,
the. coming week will be busy one
for the graduating class of 1914. After
years of hard study they have at las
reached point where their school life
will end in the home school, and furth-
err steps along educational lines must
be taken either at college or other
equally qualified institutions.
The graduating class OF East Jordan
High School this year consists of the
foHowing:-Alfred l.. Blake, Ula Vir-
ginia Dewey, Gudrun Elizabeth Hastad
Hazel A. Heath, June Hoyt, Norma vi
olet johnson, Myrtle A. Joynt, Frances
G. King, Esther M. Malpass, Mary Mil
Ter, Gordon H. Payne, Vernon r.
Richards, Clara M. Thorson, Grace
Dorothy White, A. Blanche Zoulek.
The class motto is Nothing Without
Labor" class colors-maroon and
cream, class flower-Red Rose.
The weeks exercises will begin Sun
day evening at the Presbyterian church
at 1880 when Rev. A. d. Grigsby viii
deliver the baccalaureate address.
CLASS DAY exercises will be held
at the Temple Theatre Thursday even
ing, commencing at $3.50 o'clock. Be-
low is the
PROGRAM
Observation-Disclosures
Salutatory--June Hoyt
Presidents Address-Alfred Blake
Essay "a Trip up the Rhine" Fran
ces G. King
Class History-Myrtle A. Joynt
Selection-Orchestra
Grafton alexander Hamilton
Vernon r. Richards
Grafton Thomas Jefferson"-Gor.
don H. Payne
Glass Poem-Ula V. Dewey
Essay 1.-THE Destruction of our Ma
tive Birds"-Gudrun E. Hastad
Song THE Nightingale"-Mrs. Alice
|. Kenyon
Essay "Trifles, Hazel A. Heath
Class Gifts-Clara Thorson
Class Will-Esther M. Malpass
Valedictory-A. Blanche Zoulek
Glass Song Composed by Norma V.
Jonnson-Class
Class Prophecy - Grace White and
Mary Miller
Selection-Orchestra
=, COMMENCEMENT will be held Fri.
day night at Temple Theatre with the
following program
March--Metropole Orchestra
Invocation-Rev. T. Porter Bennett
"The Clang of the Forge"-IIigh
School Chorus ..'t
Address Pres. Thos. C. Blaisdell,
PH.,D., of Alma college
"Out on the Deep" - High School
Chorus
Presentation of Diplomas-Pres. Ira
D. Bartlett, Board of Education
Benediction-Rev. 7. Porter Bennett
The Junior Banquet in honor Of the
Seniors will be held at the Russ ell
House on Tuesday evening, commenc-
ling at nine o'clock. Supt Geo. E.
Ganiard will be postmaster and fine
program is being arranged.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
Wilson,.

A refreshing rain visited US on Wed
nesday afternoon and evening.
An attendance of thirty-three at the
Union s. S. in Alton last Sunday.
The Lilac Bros. are putting In new
single mill In connection with their
saw mill In Wilson.
Another dance Is advertised at VIII
son Grange Hall next Saturday even.
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Barber of Deer
Lake visited at Robert Shepard's last
Sunday.
Erastus Warner and family Of Pells-
ton spent Sunday at their farm home
in Wilson.
Ar. Rowland and son Ray and
Omar Scott of Boyne City spent Satur.
day and Sunday at intermediate Lake.
Mrs. Bert Seymour and daughter, Of
Flint, Mich, spent last week with her
brother, Frank Smith and family in this
place.
Mrs. Elmer Hayner is receiving q
visit from her mother, Mrs. Miller and
sister, Mrs. Frank Meyer, from near
Wilmont, Mich.
A large crowd of young people spent
a pleasant evening at E. S. Brintnalls
last Saturday night, it being the birth
day anniversary of the two young men,
Arthur aud Luther Brintnall.
Earl Batterbee and bride spent two
days last week at the home of E. L.
Rowland. Incidentally the boys gave
them some fine music on Thursday
evening.
Walter Jaquays and family came.
down from Pelston, Saturday night
and accompanied by Geo. Jaquays and
family spent Sunday with relatives in
Jordan township.
AT the last meeting of Wilson Grange
the last program OF the Literary Con-
test was given by the Captains. Frank
Smith Jr. was declared the winner in
the contest by AZ points. Supper will
be served at the next meeting.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Kroboth.

Sunday June 18th.
500 a. m. High mass. Holy Conn
munion for the First COMMITMENTS.
Beginning at the Forty Hours Adora-
ton.
1890 a. m. Low mass.
1880 p. m. Devotions, Benedictions
and Reposition of the Bl. Sacrament.
Monday June 9Th.
$50 and 600 a. m. Holy Communion.
600 a. m. Mass.
500 a. m. High mass.
7:30 p. m. Devotions, Sermon, Bene-
diction.
Tuesday June 9th.
$50 and 600 Holy Communion.
600 a. m. Low mass.
500 a. m. Solemn High mass.
7:30 p. m. Solemn Closing of the
Forty Hours Alteration.
Sunday morning at 800 o'clock fif-
teen little children will receive their
first solemn Holy Communion in st.
Joseph's church.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06

The Junior Banquet in honor of the
Seniors will be held at the Russell
House on Tuesday evening, commenc-
ing at nine o'clock. Supt. Geo. E.
Ganiard will be postmaster and fine
program is being arranged.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-06-06
Christian Science Church Notes

Christian Science Society hold SER
vices at their meeting place on North
Main-st, west side, second door south
of Division-st, Sunday morning at 1890
Subject of lesson: God the Only
Cause. and Creator"
Sunday School at 1900 m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880.
Reading room in the same place open
every Tuesday and Thursday after
moons from to 4.
All are cordially invited to attend the
services and visit the reading room.