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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
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linnGtises edumdben.

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on unI.rs RtbOrhen in gua grus nro bon urkrtr qnTt as cine ad
Gdonotot 6usrtos esi6lbert. bic nr infOlgs bs fefn Gfntretsns fur
feline r8ereiuns" nitt nit Der Jufisrung bs 9trbaftaen sssnost babe
Der bier aufsenatisne lift ME Der gris in int,rnnionasn anges
hsenberkn. Ier BARN nidt nuf feHsr Ssite ftbt fst ouf her onosrn
aus fadnbti6r @smsinheit. &nss, mas s tut, 1T Derbreaerif4L ana
nsnn ss gang boslsbt III, mas Der amerttonr ooer 8rtt tut; omr BON
ieinr Rsgisrung enportn plrbt, pnr bic gei4ide i6r paifers.
Or. Rban 1T as prootr prion1iher SnfOrmont fir oas Stantss
bepmteuent in Msrifo ge6ieben, pabtHo bic Der. 6toatn trsgeriitc
Strhte eegen bic aesi.rung 5usros unttrnohmn. limb ss 1T burfaus
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nit buloen poats. or tounts uO bure e gar niht.
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.os RunbThoftr fom es an. limb 6uerta pnb fsr frb gepepn fsn,
as r Jpn mad gao gru3 obidsben tOnnts.
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bidimpfeu.
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peroen Tam, IoIonse b. qernsn tsn 2nnb rholhn; bnb 5usrta Der
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gsspsen perOen.
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in srFunbeusn gef4ufbisungsn anIdb gum S6inpfsn gu fuhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

Brnfti5irt in allen @eriften bes
Gt0dtes nit6 ben Der. Stonten.
Gmreibt 9eitnmente aus, heiorgt Be.
littiteI nr6 iie5t glbltrnte 6urd:
fieht Sob TStdmente i'm g2nAlniieu'
IdaftspsriGte secrouet tperoen. 8e.
loret loamnfjten inO Siebt Gtb.
jaaofteu N ireenb einem Gbeil Der
Mslt EN-. ROIIeftirt ausItdnOe.
Gprift DeMt@ uno lit offentliher
Mssny. S4S Gmaba NatiDnaI Bal
Gebsuas. cmahe. aebrasEa-
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Gr. 6. g.. goIt lit ont Sdar.
Iaffieber erfrantt; er lit nod benz
itdotiiden GotbbebeIf SOipitaI befor'
bert Doroen.
8ra1 ssanres 9ruheH, 1924 Sber-
MOOD aDe., tpobnbnft, tuuroe bon
einen1 @egeIagerer INN hire Snn0'
taide LeItoblen, in iueIder iid eiue
aerinae Gilmme @el0 befono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

5armarbeiter in ben 30'er Sabren,
iudt arbeit anf scr 5orm, bnt.
e%riabrung, 2obnonipruh m6bis.
0ffcrten an Die Omaha Grihiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

gep0bnIife BIZ mitteImdBiss
$7.4G--S.00.
aiibe urlo Sellers itarf.
@lte bis bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
@ute bis bette aiibe $3.50 -
TAO.
WtitteImabige bis CUTE 5000
I6.75.
@en0bnIi6e Bs mitteImdbiae
So. $1,000
Gtoders unb 6eeoers fcit Biz ME.
oriqer.
@uta Big bette $7.85-8.25.
MitteImdBige bis CUTE $7.40-
I7.75.
Getpobnlihe Bis mttteImdbiaf
81. 00-7.A0.
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9ienitaa 9ndImittag, 10. Mni.-
NtafiuecsAOntCrt.

Soloist, Mr.. Harry Weisbach, violin.
Overture Der Freischuetz' Weber
Symphony No. 2 in d major. opus
73 Brahms
Allegro non troppo.
Adagio non troppo.
Allegretto grazioso quasi andan-
tino).
Allegro con spirite.
Spanish symphony for violin and
orchestra, opus 2i...........La lo
Allegro ma no troppo.
Andante.
Rondo.
Rondo, THE Sorcerer's Apprentice"
Dukas
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etod af5e unO sellers $500

Stod aabe uno Sellers 5000
500.
Stod adlber SIS. 50-8.50.
41lbfr So. O0-t1. 90
8uIlen S.. 75-7.75.
Sdpeiue-- 3ufu6r 800; Nlorft
flan felt bis itarf. 9urtidnitts-
preis $3.50. Soditer 1886.
Sfofc ,3ufubr 2750; Morft
hammer 10 bis 20c bober. Sdafe
jiarf big bo9er.
Sboru gdnumer $7.75-8.25.
@ooIeo 8eItern Sdmmer $3.50
-8.85.
@ooleO Nfertfnn 2dmmer 1910
-9.25.
gborn SdbrIinse S.. 50-5.s5.
Sbprh 8iooer $4,000.
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WfnhtIaIahn Ghpr @nEIifh.

los arobe mniFoItde ereisntB
oes Sahrrs iicbt Dor Der Gbur -
oas Nhfnfieit oes MenoeIsIohn
9bor, bente, Montoa abeno, mo
Gienitaa 0ahmittna uno abcno I'M
AUDITORIUM. Der MenoeI9iobn 6bor
be0ari leiner Gmpiebluma CT bat
in Den flint ssdhrm ieiner Grt.
ltenl seirieien, sab er eitrer Der
decentralization @eiaugtorper oes
9anocs III. Giriaent Ibumas j.
aenp miro init ieinem 9bor iidcr'
lid mie6er neue gorbecren crrlr'
Gen. 1as b%eriihnItc Chicago Sgm'
phome.C rdeiter untrr Der geitima
hes eminenien Tirigeuten drieorid
Stod piro ebeuio lpie in iriibcren
Sahren chen aroBeu 5beil ocs 5Il'
t~ereiies bCanipruheu. Ran bot III
omaha ia icltru @eIcgeubcit, oor.
treiilihc Crhcitcrnuiit 3l horcit, H.
uenn iie BON elmer iClt' berlihmtrn
aitnitlerihoar gebotcn miro, mte
rom Chicago Grdeitcr, Damn miro
tenn auuitircruo irblcu nolcn
9ie ous3ufiibrcnOen Erogramme
iteben nui bober fauitlcriifcr Stu.
ie unS Dcriprctcn Dem 9ublitum
cole @rnifie. Is ite5t ocsbaIb 81
crndrten, bar aid 0a5 0~iesinhri-
ae Mluificit ciucu @Idn3eriol1 ers
sielen miro. Tic usiiibrtIten
grogramne iiuo Wie iol8t:
Nontaa slbeno, Is. Rai.-GrOif,
nnHgss aOnjert.
soloists-Miss Incz Barbour, So
prano, Mr.. Lambert Murphy, TENOR
Mr.. Bruno steindel, violoncellist
Overture-sakuntala ..... Goldmark
Choral Music (unaccOmpanied)i
'.......... Montagu Phillips
Weary Wind Of the West four- and
seVcnpartl hlkAf
Cargoes -four and hvc-part1
sBalfour Gardiner
Aria-Prayer from lie Cid
Massenet
Mr.. Murphy.
Prelude TO Act III Of "Natoma
....... .s......, VICTOR ilrTUsiA
Double Chorus-Crucifxus (eight-
pdflJ 49, sFss.s AHA0hiN 1870
(unaCcompanied1
lChorus-Behold. God the Lord And
q Mighty Wind. ..,. Mendelssohn
Holy, Holy. Holy teight-part) ..
with orchestral accompanimentl
IntermissiOn.
Variations Sym%phoniques for Vio-
loncello and Orchestra. .Boekmar
Mr.. Steindel.
Prelude-The Afternoon Of a Faun
. . s##s sss . : ss ss ssstssr % u DN3N@s
Choral Music lunaccompanied);
The Leprahaun CIrish Fairy Songl
Arr. by Bantoeh
The Gosllngs Humorous Part Song
Sir Frederick Bridgi
Song OF the Pedlar words by Shakes.
peare) ..-.......C. Lee Willianli
Aria-Ave Maria lfrom Gross Of
Miss Barbour.
Finale from "Das Rheingold"
Richard Wayne
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g, s. @urft, beiiti6er 0pti
Ter. augert uttteriaft fir 8rinen.
AIS gnanOeis @eb, Omaha.
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gns Sein Staate.

9incolll. Sn bieliger Std0t cir
fulirt cine &etitiort, in meIder
gouoer1eilr Ntore5eno oufgeforoeri
miro, iif nm Die @ieoerwabl 81
h%enerben. 81. q. s. san bal
i'd, mad aanios Gitp begebeu, I'M
aIs SadberTtGnoiger bel Der Or
aaniIation ser bortigen Regional.
bnnt 5ebiilfli9 gu ietn.
Columbus. 8eter SOCIAL lit BON
7iitriftsrifter GbomaS oes Goot'
ihl1gs ifuloig befunben nl0 bon
nteien 5u 16-mondtliber 3udt6aus'
itrafe ncrrrtheiLt mor0en. 8el
Gount1anlDalt miro oas llrtbeil Be
1nitdrtoen.
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3ienitre 46emo, 10. @ai.-Sdluf.
6pu5ert,

Soloists. Miss Margaret Reyes, CON
tralto. Mr. Henri Scott, basso.
Overture, Academic Festival
Brahms
Choral music (unaccompanied)
Invocation to Night -four and
fivepart) ....... Percy Pitt
"Tender and Pure" (old German
Minnelied) .......Arr. by Brahms
And
Eight part double chorus. For He
Shall Give His Angels Charge
Mendelssohn
with orchestral accompaniment).
Aria, 20 mon Fills" tfrom La
Prophetel .. Meyerbeer
Miss Reyes.
Nocturne and scherzo from music 70
"A Midsummer Nights Dream
Mendelssohn
Choral music (unaccompanied)
"Daybreak'' (four, five and six part)
.Havergal Brian
sun and Moon" 0our and five part1
G~retchaninoft
Spring" -four part) John e. West
Intermission.
"Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire
Scene from die Walkuere"
Wotan, Mr.. scott.)
| "Iiebestraum" ........ .Liszt-Stoci
moment Musical" .schubert-stoc
Funeral anthem, How Blest Are
They" ......... Tschaikowsk!
Unaccompanied.)
IChoral ballad. Joshua" ....s.t
...... MoussoTgsk'
The Mendelssohn Choir, Miss Mar
garet Reyes and the orchestra.
THE Year 1912. Tschaikowsk!
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$. u. Stnrees, BotentnuipnIt. SAG
granOeis Gbeater Gebaube. Gel,
Douglas 3469.
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Mraarrlr annrn iar Nroolaaaros

Inn ihrrm b%liihenOcn @ciddit Die
ben1t6i1ten groBercn Raumr 81 Der.
idaiief bat Die grooelaoro Slliue.
Tier 81. oas 9ofal gemietbet, Dns
bie Siote earrings & 9oan aho.
citation inn3 botte mO miro e. mad
ariuOlidcr 3euouiumg nit ibrell
ieBiaeu 2aourdumeH p%erbin0cu.
@roBe moocruc Shaufeuiter Ucr0en
an l6 iomcbl dla douglas Stra.
&c IN 0as ueue Sutal biHeingebaut
6as man inn SUM al er0fiucn boift.
Die uieln ,}ueigIdoeu ser 9ro-
0eaaar0 Sumeltcr SO. in glebrasfn
mo Soma c%rireuen iid eiues err
jialmlIten audihpmgs. ioOnB Der
aenialc ehef oes Sauies, 6err 6reo
9rcoequaro, beidloiieu. lire 3abl
oefm1tit nod gang bcneuteuo 81
permeRTen.
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gefanntmadlnua.

Sobn @. G6ele, Der oiif Der bonn
/. 68 Z. MGr3 in Der @uiifbaae
IN. mo CAB StraBe obgebolteuen
isoir s.set electric Sair 9rper &c.
sDOruhen bat, 1T hermit eriudt, iif)
oesbdI6 an bic Omaha Sriblne.
1911 @onoro GtroBe, au tuenoen,
on6ernFuGs has Reht 6nrnuf berLo,
rem oeTk. Omaha 9omen IuIif.
pereil. R20
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@inncavoIis sump6Dnp crdefer

Wltilfnpulte $HIlplDND ltulElieL
Gos berilhmte minneapolis Spm.
pbonie Grfeiter miro am Conn.
taa gtadmittaq Den 20. glai int
8ronouis 5beater ieIH iabrlif)es
aonJert IN Omaha geben. Qiele
aiinitlerpereinigrmg nit ibrem ge'
nialen Tiriqenteu Srn. emil Sber'
hofer miro ms ~erbebenoe Slmltlei'
itlmgen bieten, Ole iid 0es groBten
8eindes %erfreuen lolteu. GuG @e'
idnasioliiten uon HatIonalem Sur
fommen al @ebor. Gle 2eitung
6es 4on3ertes Iiegt in Den $anoen
BON SRI. 6pelpn 6opper. - SOL
aen6e Soliiten treten uuf: Soprm,
Qeonora aaen, Barton, THEODORE
Darrion, mo ser groBe Geiger
Midaro G5errpoufg. 3as Yrogrnmul
lit tpie folgt:
g~pnpbonie in 84gtoG, Geinr Strand
Al 2ento-aaegro non troppo.
b. gaegretto.
e. 41earo non troppo.
Qrie-Nion Goeur, ans pgliretae"
q. ..... -. Il. ..sre UoAlpL
2eonora 4llert.
goaette Cutie, OBJ. 100, 0iar 9tegel
a. @arlequin.
b. 8ierrot uno Bierrette.
oboe, @lfreO 9oucet; 'Geao
Cornelius Gan 8Iiet.
Cd Bolse o'4mour.
@ioIm Colo
al Homan6o a....r,..a Snenoiel
3D. Butterfly" ..s 9nbnl
Riharo g5eruonfp.
.Gonce Of the 9fpmpbs ono Ga
tgres" -. .s..t.r. o. Saumaut
aria-9lion 5ugitioe, aus gSero
0Idoe" ~, .~t.,.r.i. .>.r-. WtdleHe
Gbeooore 6arriior.
.attumn" SnbIeart lie Gea
ions" n1a.ESr.l..z..s.G. 0I15olllon
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| 8opfe seraaGt aus nussetdmmien
&oaren $3.50; Elm Set 0odpn
frei. Nrau 8. sol. cd, f20A--1301
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gRnrft6eriGt.

SnO.Omoba, IS. Dot.
Min6pieb-3ufubr $500 Aldrfi
felt bis nieoriser.
@ute bis bette S6brIinse, $50
Cute BIS bette $8.40-9.00.
@itteImdBise bis CUTE $500
$8.40.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

Laugh and grow fat''-But nobody
loves fat man, says the Gloom.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
.EASTON TOWNSHIP
HAS FIRST STANDARD
SCHOOL" IN COUNTY

The first standard School in Ionia
county is the one taught the past year
by Miss Ethel Cahoon $ Easton town
ship A handsome dark blue plate
lettered in black as provided by the
state was placed upon the front of the
building last Friday evening and ap-
propriate exercises were held to dedi-
cate the plate.
This school now claims TO be the
best one in the county, Il having been
brought up TO all the requirements of
the state. Besides Rev. ID. II. Shelly,
who attended the school years ago,
County School Commissioner Harvey
Lowrey and Mr.. Otwell of the state
department OF public instruction were
present to assist in the program.
The yard surrounding the school
has been planted to nice shrubbery
and shade trees. The interior Of the
building has also been made TO con-
form to all requirements of the state.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

The 1914 camp is past and with il
great deal of wet weather, but as il
was only for a few brief hours did it
dampen the ardor of the campers, who
had the best time that any camper
could have.
Forty-one was the total number of
boys present. These were supervised
by nine men making an even fifty in
camp at each meal
Old campers say that this years
camp had better cooking, better food
better boats, better tents, and more
fish.
Seven boys won buttons for learn
ing TO swim, nine boys won medals for
getting fifty point in each track event.
The boys who learned to swim were:
Ray McKiddie, Carlton Currie COR
leans), Chas. Wheeler, John York
(Sebewa), Clayton Mote CClarksville),
and Burton Sibley Qonia).
The winners in the track events
were: Carl Brown (Pewamo), Clay
ton Mote, Ernie Howard, Edgar
Brown. Chas. Childs. Chas. Wheeler,
Ray McKiddie, Burton Sibley.
Boys were present at camp from:
Belding, Orleans. Portland, Sebewa,
Saranac, Ionia, Palo, Clarksville, Lake
Odessa.
Visitors day crowd was kept down
by the rain storm, but 75 had arrived
before the rain and these had fine
time with the picnic dinner and the
contests.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
DR., COOK At |ON|A
CHAUTAUQUA JULY z
A BIG DAY JULY 4
CONTINUED from Page one)

CONTINUED from Page One)
at Wichita, Kansas, is to deliver his
celebrated illustrated lecture The
Story Beautiful" FIR MacCorry has
travelled widely, both at home and
abroad, and the stereopticon views he
uses in illustrating his lecture were
made special for him, from scenes he
has personally visited and from fam
Gus paintings he himself has seen,
and are pronounced by those who
have seen them as being marvels of
beauty and a delight to all. Don't
miss this exceptional lecture. for it is
one of the best things on the entire
course.
Saturday. July 4. is TO be great
day at Ionia, for a program of sport
and entertainment has been planned
by the management which Will leave
but few idle moments from the open
ing at one o'clock of the concert by
Fischer's Exposition orchestra until
the last rocket has been fired in the
mammoth $1,000 fireworks display the
Pain Fireworks Co, is TO put on.
Ex-Governor Chase $. Osborn, one
OF the most eloquent and delightful
speakers who ever stood before an
audience, is to deliver an address in
the afternoon, and as this is one of
Gov. Osborn's first public appearances
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
BELD|NG TRIMS
|0NIA IN FIERCE
DIAMOND STRUGGLE
LOCAL TEAM TROUNCES MUS
KEGON STROLLERS. LOSES
TO GRAND LEDGE

A jubilant crowd of local fans re-
turned from Athletic Park last We'd
nesday afternoon at the close of the
fast game with ionia, in which the
visitors were given a thrashing with
the closing score standing to 1.
The day was ideal and the home
team was in the pink of condition.
Bailey took the mound for the local
boys and held Ionia TO one hit. Beld-
ing picked off two hits from Pelaski,
twirler for the visitors
AT the beginning of the third Eek
of the local team walked pilfered
second and came home on a sacrifice
fly into right field by Gould. Oschin-
ski and Mauer each tailed in the
seventh. A feature OF the game was
the sensational catch by Pfab, which
enabled him to make a double play.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
GEO. E. ELLIS LOOKS
AFTER INTERESTS HERE

George r. Ellis, who has been five
times elected mayor Of Grand Rapids.
was in the city last Saturday with
three of his assistants circulating
papers TO secure his nomination on the
Republican ticket for governor of
Michigan the next term. Mayor Ellis
feels that he has a strong chance of
winning the nomination on this ticket.
He will be in Belding some time dur
ne the summer TO talk 10 the voters.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

since his announcement of his candi-
dacy for the nomination for Governor
of Michigan, all will be anxious to see
him and hear what he has TO say both
Of his travels abroad and his plans for
the future.
immediately at the close of Gov.
Osborn's speech Portland and Ionia
base ball teams are to clash in their
first game this season. Ionia has a
strong team this year, perhaps the
best that has ever represented the
county seat, and they are going to try
hard TO win this first game from Port
land. The Ionia diamond has been
put in splendid shape this year, the
grounds enlarged, and additional seat
ing capacity provided, and record
crowd should pack the stand to see
this game on the Fourth.
In the evening Fischer's Exposition
Orchestra and the Brahms Quartet
are to give special Joy Night con-
cert, beginning at prompt z o'clock, to
be followed by a magnificent $1,000
display of fireworks specially built for
this celebration by the Pain Fireworks
Display Co. Of America. the largest
builders of fireworks in the whole
United States. This display will far
eclipse anything of like nature ever
seen in Western Michigan. and will
be worth going miles to see. Plan
now TO spend the Fourth at Ionia.
Admission to each session of the
Chautauqua is 25 cents. Adv.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
RESIDE IN BElDING

The marriage Of Miss Edna Jack
way, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Jackway, and Fred Rogers, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers of
Belding, took place at 800 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the brides home
on Floral avenue. Rev. ]. II. Wilcox
of the Methodist Episcopal church
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of a few immediate relatives and
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
Operation for GaIIstoncs

o. j. Barker, who has been suffer
ing with gall stones for several
months. was operated upon last week.
Saturday in Ann Arbor, He will re-
main in the hospital for about three
weeks. Reports from Ann Arbor are
very favorable for his speedy recovery
OF health. Mrs. Barker is there with
her husband.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
Raby's Have Small Daughter

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Raby
of Lansing. June 25, a daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Raby were young people of
this vicinity before their marriage,
moving to near Lansing a year ago
last March on farm owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Raby of Orleans
township. Arlie is the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raby.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

Batteries-Ionia, Pelaske and Wag-
ner; Belding, Bailey and Oschinski.
Score by innings:
Belding ......0 1 0 0 0 x-3
Ionia .......O 0 0 0 0 0-1
The Saturdays game resulted in a
defeat for Muskegon with a score of
to in a five inning game. A thun-
der storm closed the game in the first
of the sixth. In the brief game Gould
got two 2-base hits, Mauer a three
base hit and Bailey a home run. Jack
son made two sensational catches.
on Sunday Belding went to Grand
Ledge and was only defeated after the
hardest kind of a struggle by score
of TO o
Belding banner., 1914-07-01
of l TO 0.

Thursday morning Belding plays at
Greenville against a Greenville team
that is supposed TO be loaded.
Saturday, July 4, the locals play the
Flint Bucks here in the forenoon.
The same teams will play at Greenville
in the afternoon,
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

Perhaps one reason why a woman
doesn't keep a secret well is because
most Of the secrets she knows aren't
worth preserving.
Belding banner., 1914-07-01

friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Luck Of
Belding attended the bride and groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will leave
Tuesday for Belding where Mr.. Rog-
ers has position in the Belding Bas-
ket factory.
Mrs. Rogers is we'll known in st.
Johns, having been bookkeeper at
Emmon's Cider mill six years and at
f. E. Bishops cream station the past
year.-St. Johns News, June 25.
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