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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Napoleon Had Nine Lives.

The surrender of Napoleon to the captain of the BellerOphon, when that event became known in England, was discredtted by many, for at least eight times previously he had been reported dead. The list of his deaths published in a contemporary Journal is interest ing. He lost the first of his nine lives in. battle on the pnieper, where he received five mortal wounds, and ex- pired as he gave his sword to Prince Kutusof." Later he was twice drown. ed, once while crossing the Mosqua'
 and again in Moscow, "where he lost his way and fell into a reservoir. 2 During the retreat from Moscow he was sufocated in his tent and a few days later buried 5000 fathoms deer in fall of snow. Finally he reached Paris, where his exasperated subjects immediately 1ynched him. These Wert some of the many fables concerning . Napoleon which found their way into the newspapers a century ago.-West
 minister Gazette. 1s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Provina the Propesition.


 A young real estate man met an ac Quaintance of his wife who was in the lumber business Monday afternoon After greetings the real estater said to the wood salesman, just to make conversation, "wel, how's the lumber businessY ..:I don't know. The fact is I resign ed from my job Saturday,"
 'Is that so? Didn't you like the work?''
 .|Well, I liked it pretty well.Y
 'sWasn't the salary big enoughT'
 "Well, it was pretty good salary But the boss insulted me"
 ''Huhl How did he insult youg'
 'sHe said was a fool"
 And you quit just for that? Didn't get, fred or requested to resign? The boss called you a fool and you up and left a good jobY' &.
 'tYes.''
 :sWelI, by gosh, the boss was rfghtH' Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

4FolwelI, has made the Washin g1ton &: Jefferson team famous. And Larry Bankert, and old Dartmouth man, is producing better teams at Colgate than Dartmouth has been putting out.
 It seems impossible to find out just who is head coach at Yale. The only sure bet is that Hinkey won't be boss any longer. They Say Tom NShevlin has so much money that he won't take. any money for coaching Yale.
 The press agents have started again. They claim Jess Willard has been offered 45,OOo for three bouts At last accounts Willard was holding out for s32, ,0Oo a fight so he probably won't notice such small change.
 Willie Hoppe, champion billiard player of the world. made a run of 400 without a miss while exhibiting in Hartford last night. He beat KoJt Yanada, the Japanese star, by 400 to A. That is what you might call quite a beating
 Although baseball men all over the country are deploring last seasons poor business, the Salt Lake City club of the Pacific Coast League has just. declared a dividend of ten per cent. Perhaps that should be taken with a grain of, salt.
 Artie Holman, the old Chicago baseball player, won a verdict of $2,- 964 against the Chicago Cubs man agement yesterday in a Chicago court. The player claimed that when he was sent to Pittsburgh in 1912 he was told the Pirates would be responsible for his salary but he says he only receiv- ed $697 from the, Pirates that year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Illegal Deliveries Tn
 Baseball Should Stop

I This year there were added to the spit ball and the emery ball, the oat- meal and the talcum balls, deliveries in which, the pitcher using them was obliged to resort to outside agencies throw deceptive shoots writes Ralston Goss in the Indianapolis Star.
 For these two deliveries, the pitch- CTS carried either ta1cum powder or oatmeal in their pockets, applying either in such fashion as to make a spot on the cover extremely slick
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Luke MeLuke sars:


 The old fashioned pugilistic cham pion who used to fight with his fists now has a successor who fights with his fountain pen and his mouth. Ever notice that the man with the least money is. always the fellow who has the most places to put it?
 Any woman would rather be in style and look like a soused kitchen me chanic out for a night than wear some thing that is not stylish and look as though she had good sense.
 Go into any bedroom. in any house in town and you will find that the closet is so damned full of friend wife's clothes that friend husband has tOfhans his rags on the floor or on a chair. But if you will listen around for awhile you will hear friend wife bawIing cut friend husband because she hasn't any clothes.
 When a little paperweight is courting big corn fed girl the paperweight will sit on the corn feds knee and call her his little girl" and tell her that he will protect her. And, instead Of rapping him with the fly swatter and sweeping him out. the corn fed lets him live because she. too, \is in love and believes that the paperweight is tue D4SSeSI man ever 4uV9uIeu-
 You can't blame married man for not wanting to listen to advice when he is downtown. He gets plenty of 1t when he is at, home.
 And a woman can tell you that she could have rosy cheeks, too if she smeared on a lot of rouge and was not content to dab on a little invisible pink.
 Before he gets her he thinks she is bird of paradise After he. gets her he has suspicion that she belongs a little farther south than paradise.
 The fool men never notice what the women are wearing. So the women compel them to pay some attention to what they are not wearing.
 Some men waste an awful lot of -ime telling other people not to waste their time.
 What has become of the old fashion I'd girl who tainted every now and then?
 It often happens that you will won Ter why man wears whiskers and then he will have them shaved of and you quit wondering why.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

and permit the ball to ''shoot.' at un- expected angles:
 There is no more reason for all lowing these things in baseball than there would be for the officials in a football game to permit one half back to use grease on his togs that he might never be successfully tackled.
 Any time pitcher uses something more than the brain and brawn that nature gave hin-he conytcts himself of inability to pitch inefectively. The rule makers should prohibit all such deliveries. including the splitter not because any one is. unsanitary but because agencies other than strength and skill are being used.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
The Modern Idea.

.'Young people nowadays aren't sat isfied to begin life as their parents did"
 Indeed not. My own daughter sin- sists on having a living room three feet longer than ours and a sleeping porch, which we haven't got yet-'s- Detroit Free ErssI-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Is That so7


 Arizona girls are not corn fed, They are slender and well bred; They can't be too highly praised For they are all alfalfa raised -Arizonlarl.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

After a careful examination of sev- eral trousseaus of autulnnal brides, a feminine friend reports a bewilder- ing array of party gowns, but very few working dresses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
ouehI

::'A1l the world loves a Iover," quoted the old fogy.
 Not If the lover happens to be tom cat" corrected the Crouch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

A diphtheria scare is closing the schools at Glen Cove L. l. Two children, Arthur Van vooris, 5, and Philip de Lara, 1, are dead. Forty suspected cases are under observa- tipn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
rha4,e nimerant.

"'When first he was married he used to boast that his wife had a way of her own.''
 ''Wen?''
 '.Now he complains that she hassher own way.'-Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

About this time many young men on a $15 a week salary discover that a $50 dress suit is essential to their suc- cess in life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

nc draws a Running ' @ eeg gh
  Hy Q pa d m inc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Whaatia Do With Your Dog83 [

For, Sale Cheap. on account of dis, continuing the fresh meat business, two nice horses.-Adv. in the Elgin. Ql19 News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Quick, Nurse, the oxygen

Dear Luke-Lansing Michigan may have been as difficult a feat as Wheel ing West Virginia, But how about Macon Georgia Wick.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Bits of Byplay By Luke McLuke Copyright, 1915. the Cinctnnati
 Enquirer
Sure Thfna.
By Luke McLuke

Sure Thing In this think we'll all agree, . That be you sage or be you fool, We'd all fall mighty shoft if we Were measured by the Golden Rule.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

The golf and teDnis clubs may keen running through a good deal of bad weather, but they don't usually sur vive the closing of the cafes and bar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
None of Your Business.

When, you see a corn fed
 Walking along the street, , Tell me Luke McLui1e, Do you Luke at her feet?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Things to Worry 4
Our DaiIv snecjaI.

There are no newspapers in Jerusa@ lem.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

The football players are submitting to rigid training rules, but you can't get a boy to live Oh bread, meat and cereals and go to bed at 10 o'clock merely to pass in his studies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

Our Daily Special. Eugenics would be a fine thing for the other fellow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

JUST ARRIVED. FRENCH AND DUTCH RJIHS. JOHN, RICK & SOA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
Nlames m Namea.

Idoma Best is a telephone girl who lives at Louisville, Ky
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02
HuhI

''You seem to feel right at home when you are in the ring remarked the sport
 ''I do." replied the prize fighter. ''I am a married man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

The fact that the boys take readily to the idea of military drill in schools does not prove that they would lower their dignity by marching in with the girls at the Sunday school concert.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

There is widespread conviction that the game laws should be rigidly observed by other people.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

B UNION LABEL HATS U BUY LNEORD BROTHERS USE \ East Side and West Hald
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

JUST ARRIVED, FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

Farmer Want Ads. 1c a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-02

Those 9,O00,OO0 rifles the Russians have just received from the @Japs will be useful to point at the Germans, even if the cartridges. are still in the factory.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31
1.-THE FATAL SECRET" ag nxr.
Southworth, and IA other good xsnixx.
postpaid for only 10 cents. AdEznR
It. ELSEA, Owosso, Mich. AIR
Chancerv Sale.

In pursuance aud by virtue of desupnxr-ass
Circuit curt for the County OF nACs1as a.
state OF michigan. In Chsneery, nSts 40
entered on the 4th day OF October. A. A.. aas..
In certain cause therein pending, ssx er,ss;x
the Owosso Savings Bank, u eCxLfrs6zE ~
Owosso Michigan, Is Comp Iainant AND AAAsxIs
Lyon, Julia +. EDDY. Gilbert Lorng. t&eCx a.
Loring and Gilbert l.. TAYLOR admini<erSznrSxs
the estate OF Gilbert X. Lyon. deceaanx, sssr.
defendants Notice is hereby gives axEc e
shall sell at public auction to the nigh srT 8 ID
DER, At the front door OF the Court HOUSE az gsn<
City OF Corunna, Shtawaesee County. kkxz.
gan, chat being the place OF haSdfx 4 uas
.lrcu1t Court for said County,. on Moussr IN
2ith day OF January, A. ID. 1916 at one xEskr
In the afternoon, the following dex ,rtae1 Syrsf,
perry. viz: The southwest quarter az 1SH
northwest quarter OF section tnirtv oG1- zanc
the east hair OF the sou Invest Qusrter az e e.
ton thirty two, all in Township EtGls G9ex
Range East IN Rush Township, Ske&sss<ssse.,
County. Michigan. and lot numOer assez r
block number one Of g. X. Lyons ad5s&snr ~
the City OF Owosso. Shiawsssee 'OuatP- &ss N
gan, according to the recorded plat t&0sn-
Dated Owoss0, Michigan. December a. gSx.
NEIL X. WALTZ
Circuit Court Commi4 sku4sr
Shiawassee County. Msr&<r6-,
w NJ. FITZPATRICK.
solicitor for Com plainant.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31
Notice foe Appessaucs d.

State of Michigan, the Circuit Court uxy ravz
County Of Shiawassee, in ChancerJ.
Patrick Milett, Complainant
Ambrose s. Townsend Ambrose
t Townsend Isaiah Townsend.
Robert Townsend, or their or
any OF their unknown heirs.
devisees, legatees and assigns.
SUIT pending in the Circuit Court fog sas xas
County of Sh,awassee In Cnancery. en rssr ~
day OF Decem oer A. ID i9is.
l. In this cause 1t appearing from $50 xxc az
bill OF ComplainL on die In said cause s4e Eaor
the affidavit OF Leon =. Miner, sOk<tea- srr
complainant, on de that the residences sse sF4
defendants ABOVE nsmed are u0hdRVM enc
that 10 is not known whe Their such eeeeaxs aax
living or dead, or where they may gsss&s e.
living, or whether the title. Interest," es1cas
lien. or possible right kRs been hy uHsssr "a.
either OF them assigned Co any ppvsoa or vw-.
sons, or II dead, whether thov or eithor a gAsrs
has personal represent ttves or heirs ttxz NJ az
where they or some OF them wa, y,essx~ a.
whether such uue. interest ctsixn. q ,eaxsr ass
sible right has bee disaosed Of By stG svAIs
also appearing thxt after dfliEen, sordh zHe
inquiry. the names OF the persaes. <taes .xs,r
included Is defendants I'm said cause slSkasr
being named @ ann0s be aseertatned-
g. Therefore. on motion OF Leon " .Eax.x
solicitor for said complainant, 4t IL scfSsv,s,
that the appearance az said desc ndanso ps In
cluded In said cause On or hetare tbe assx$ sfaS-
OF April 4 ID tsss. and that IN case az sksss
appearance thae they caHse fhesf nns VEG 9 c9s
bill Of complaint Ia said cause co be- q s< sssd
copy thereof 70 De served on said comSss tosa6e-
solicitor within fifteen Gays az er strwtf or
them OF copy Ct satd btn of ~,nnptnsss eve
that in default there II. that the ssk SM a,
Complaint be taken ~ cocfessed ~ axAf d.
PENDANTS
3. it is further ordevcd shsa wisS,u e s~xxe,
days from the date hcrsuf tbs said csuosxss
ant csuse copy Of this order to bs Voes4ssxx
In The Owosso risnrs q newspaper 80 ~ s,sss<
and circulated tn said county, that sxsa cz<s
lication be continued therefs eays h. sayf
week for six successive vxatr-
I, That this suit IA byonshs to en- tssse srs.
to the K e odthe Ne = q section IN vaeu
shin north rance east, ar being II SkAxx AS
see County. State OF nchtrar
Dated this 9Th day Of Deesnbsr n. D. oRx
SKLDEN 3. nINEG
CIcaskG1nHE.
LEON r. MINER,
Solicitor for 1EesluxSe-
Business address. Oweano. mSeot0aL
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

ipr Tl,o th;r., 49, =
point Is referred "t'ness "or1-"me
to in Verses and Z. The Apostles in.
quired respecting the Kingdom and the
time for its blessing of Israel. Jesus
informed them that 1t was not for
them to know the times and seasons
respecting the Kingdom-that the mat.
ter was entirely In the Fathers hands
The fourth point of our Study cen
tiers in Verse 8, where our Lord dc,
clares that prior to the establishment
Of His Kingdom His Church would
witness to 1t throughout the. entire
earth-after receiving the blessing nj
Pentecost The fifth point of special
notice centers In Verse II. in the an
gels statement. This same Jesus .
shall so come in like manner as We
have seen Him go into Heaven"
Wrong Views of the Kingdom.
Peculiar and conflicting views re
specting the Kingdom Of God are held
by Protestants. Much more logical,
but equally unscriptural. is the view
held by Roman Catholics. The confu.
sion of Protestants is lamentable
Some hold that somehow the Kingdom
Of God began ut PentecOst; others
hold that somehow 1t began when
Jerusalem was destroyed Yet all of
them realize that Jesus promises re-
speeding His Second Advent must still
he future.
Roman Catholics hold that abont the
year 500 y. ID. they set up the King
DON of God. first by eXalting the cler
~ to he Il special class. and then by
establishing spiritual rule over the
kings and princes of earth in the name
Of Chgist-the POpes being recognized
rs Christ'S vicegerents. as reigning In
His stead. as His substitutes. Kings
and princes of earth were informed
that they might continue to rule If
they would be obedient to the Papacy;
and that otherwise, the latter would
appoint other rulers in their stead.
The rulers of Europe readily assented
to this partnership, by which the peo-
pie would recognize them as having
Divine authorization to rule. Matters
have progressed in this way for eleven
hundred years. Austria and Hungary
still fully assent to the Divine power
in Papacy, though others of the king,
loms of Europe have more or less
broken the pact.
All intelligent people. Catholics and
Protestants. now perceive that a seri-
Gus mistake was made. that the king
doms of this world never were Christ's
kingdoms. and that the name Christen-
dom has been misapplied to them.
That name signifies Christ's Kingdom:
and it is very inappropriate to apply
the term to the warning European ma
tons. seeking to blow each other Off
the face Of the earth.
"Come In Like Manner"
Bible students notice the exact word
ing of Scripture more carefully now
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31
Commits toner's Notice i.

Farrell deceased
We the undersigned, having been asFsaast
by the hon. Matthew Bush, Judge OF fs0 sars
In and for the Couctv OF Shiaw assoc. 6ss.ss asf
Michigan, Commissioners 70 reoeive. 90 aucS1k
and Adjust all claims aud demands ef adl znrr
sons gainst said estate, do hereby give car sS=s
that We will meet at the State Rama ar 1Ar
City Of Ow0sso In said County, on GSsrcsaaya
Monday the oath day Of April A.. ~ MG IS
ten O'Clock ia the forenoon OF each az s9sk
days, for the purpose Of receiving aE& sHg 81.
ing all claims against said estxle, and ca q;
four months from The 2fth Gay OF pssexAsr
A. ID. 1913, are allowed 10 creditors ta o. NsSsxc
their claims 10 said Commits siuners for asssaae-
ment and allowance
Dated the 2lth day OF December. A n ne
HERBERr ALGav@G
R0BEkr ALLEUH.
CommSss kassr
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31


In flesh, but duickened. made alive, in
spirit. 1t would also contradict the
Masters words, "Yet little while.
and the world seeth Me no more: but
We shall see Me-" The entire tenor Of
Scripture is to the effect that Jesus
took this earthly condition for the suf.
fering of death. and would not need It
afterward.-1 Peter 3:1S; John 14:19.
The angels did not say, "Come In
like form" Our Lords manner of 60
ing was quiet. secret. known only to
His disciples. He will so come in like
manner-unknown to the world He will
be present "as thief in the night:
and none will know of His presence
except His footstep followers.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

of God. This is
in full accord with
all the records Of
His previou s
teachings. nearly
all of which were
spe C ting this
wonderful King
dom to be estab-
lished in pow er
and great glory at
His Second Com.
ing. The t b ird
mint 20 rafarrad
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31
Commissioners Notsne..

rell deceased.
We the undersigned. having been svSxsusz.
by the hon. Matthew Bush, Judge 0s 4Ra6Hx
In and for the OouRty of Shia w xssee 0zsCs ar
Michigan, Commissioners 10 receive. exsna ns6
AID AZ just all claims and dema nds OF M rTr.-
SONS against said estate, do hereby gire MpsarT
that we will meet at the State Ban< ~ ts<
City OF Owosso In said County OH zzmcsssz
Monday the 24th day OF April A. q. ExE &c
ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon of each M Aaas
days, for the purpose OF receiving and 0a rsE-
ing all claims AK ainst said estate, aud tksd 1szr
months from the Ath day OF December A. IL
1915, are allowed to creditors TO presexs s<arr-
claims TO said Comm,ssiou,rs for adsrStns1f
and allo vance
Dated the oath day of December A. ~ zeE
HERBE 4f ALI.i,sOE
ROBERT ALLiguE
Commissioners,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

The men may rival the mikado In mag
nificence or humble themselves to the
meanest of ricksha boys.
To obtain the true japanese atmos-
phere the dining room should be trans
formed into veritable grove Of cher
ry trees laden with artificial blossoms.
The room. of course. will be hung with
japanese lanterns. To be letter perfect
the servants serving the dinner should
be in costume.
The table decoration is unique. An
apple green silk is first laid on the
table, and over this is spread a cover
Of white boiling cloth. In the center
Of the table is placed fairy" basket.
so named because of the fairy gifts IL
contains and not with reference to its
proportions. This basket. q beautiful
green grass affair. is covered with the
choicest flowers.
The dinner service should be real
japanese ware. either pink or green In
color.ing. the ices being tiny pink and
green lanterns, with n candle of pis-
tachio. To be truly native the guests
should be seated on mats or low seats.
and the menu should contain dishes
dear to the oriental palate. but som.
comforts have to be reserved for tn
hour Of all hours. the blessed hour of
our dinner" So for this little minute
Of time we will be back in the west.
During dinner 1t adds very much to
the brightness Of the function to have
mandolin and guitar orchestra play
selections from any pretty music sug-
gestive Of the east.
For the dance after supper many
original figures may be arranged The
favors are chopsticks, tomtoms aud
dainty fans.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

than formerly. Ine
statement that Je-
sus would come
again in like man
ner as they sa W
Him go into Heav-
en- has generally
been taken to mean
that He would
come a human be-
ing. This would
contra dict the
statement that He
u,oo mt IN 1aofh
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

A parcel of land be .
ginning at South.
east corner of Lot 1
and on West line of
Crum Street North
on East line of said
Lot l32 feet, West
along North line of
Lots l, Q and 3 I4I
feet. South "a feet,
East IS feet, North
10 feet. East so feet
South 10 feet, East
rs feet, South par
allel to East line of
Lot ] to North line
OF Grand River
Street. Southeast
erly along lire of
said Street to a
point that q line
running North will
intersect the North.
east corner of Lot 1,
thence North to be-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

South and 81 rods
West of Northeast
corner OF Section
South 10 rods, West
rods North Is rods,
East 8 rods to be-
ginning ..........,..
A parcel of land com.
mencing 2 rod 8
West and 2 rods
South OF Northeast
Corner of Section
West 80 rode, South
10 rods East 80 rods,
North Is rods to be.
ginning ...............
A parcel OF land COM
menciDg III rods
West and 2 Iode
South OF Northeast
corner of Section
East 8 rods. South
IS rods, West 8
rods. North 15 rods
TO beginning ..........
A parcel of land com.
mencing IS rod 8
West and "a rods
South of Northeast
corner OF Section.
West "a rods. South
10 rods. East 23
rods, North IS rods
TO beginning ..........
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31
Chancory Sale

In pursuance and by virtue of q Cec-sg a.
the Circuit Court for the County of ShdAwaSs.ses
State OF Michigan, ia Chancery. HaGs sss
entered on the Both day OF October. A q. F
In certain cause therein pendiug an sreaIa
Arthur Goodspeed is complainant and 1Yxxase,
Whitoeck and Ivy e. Cutcher are deCsss.aor~L
Notice Is Hereby Given. that I skaH ss1X ~
public auction to the highest btddsr W. Shc
front door OF the Court House IN tns lsuysf
Corunna, Shiawassee County. Mickigasr & a. o.
being The place OF holding The Circzn Csua
Tor said County,. on Monday, the tata 6xr 20
January A. ID. 1916 AT ten O'Clock la etreSsacs
noon. the following described proRerE a&--
All that certain piece or parcel of LAND &r2 ao<T
In the Township or shlawassee. Coaasse az
Shiawassee and State Of Michigan, sasas-sf ST
as follows:
The southeast one-q uarter OF the n9-Gsas4xs
onequarter OF Section IN rty,thIee I'm ss sue d. u.
six north OF range three east.
Dated Owosso, Michigan. Novenlta- sgx
NEIL r. W&xI&H
Circuit Court CommSssANss:
Shiawassee County. ktsfSsg
LEON +. MINER,
Solicitor for Complainant,
Business Address, Ow0sso, Mich