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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

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lleh u1lter anoerem au6 nit Der 3u=
tunft Der &orps nad benz arisae.
SIS piro ba unter anoerem 9el6risz
ben: SIS peritebt ii1 bon ielbIt, baB
Der &orpsbetrieb ni6t einfa6 10
ipeiter sebt, mie er ppr benz arieae
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longen, in ole 9erbdltniiie tief elm
l2~neioenoen @elttrieees ou6 bon
ben Mftipen beber5tet nerpen mill
len. llnbefaabet Der frpben gur=
i4enluft, Die fid bic &orps niht
nebmen gu lai1en brauden, miifIen
gereinfadung Der Gitten, @ermeiz
oung aIler lnn0tieen Musaoben,
@crbilisung bes Mttipieins, 6Drbez
rung oes @tubiums, MufbDren bes
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nanme Der 4ttipen our6 Meniuren
uno ourh @9rci6pert, 3efprm beg
Menfurenpeiens, @in19rdntuna Der
aorpsfetlidteiten Die J%prberunee1
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ti9e 3eit perlteben unb ibr eallses
ssben, uno Sreiben barauf einri9=
!!ens."
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mol, !Serr Miiaer, tpte lonse lit iebt
eisentli9 i6on Sbre @dniesermrt,
ter BET Sbnen gu 8eIu62"
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iun9 BIS gum 5rieoensidlub oarf
i'd heiner Srau ia tetn 8prt oes=
pegen iaaen".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18
@ebr=Salfsmarfen
3,1m @etroge bon einem Sent in Ser
@eldaftslteqe Oieler Seitlu1g.

Ser gerfol1f Ser 9ebr=Siilfsmar-
fen gum 8etra9e bon einem Gent III
Ser @eidaftsltelle bieier 3eitune
mad)t erf rel1lide Gortidritte inns
mert1 audi bereits piele Marfen bet
faltft poroen fins, 10 bat Ser Ser
Gemofrat" 0oh einen 8orrat5 bon
mebreren tauieno Merfen, looaB ole
9eitelunaen porerlt nod al,sgefiibrt
merben fonl1en.
Die fiinitleriib gearbeiteten Mar.
fen nit Sem 4l1forlf Ser @eimatf
9eotb, ldaff id 9rot" laiicn ii9 in
mannidfader @eiie altf griefen, $50,
tfeten 1tno SIT @eIbenfen b%ertpenoelt
Die Marfen limp slttt Greiie bon mn
einem Gent per Stiid i1 Ser Sc.
ldaftsitelle bieier 8eitl1ng erbaltlid.
Gin ieoer Gent fon1mt SEN Notblei.
oenoen in 9eutidlano 5u @ute, So
oas aus anaefebenen ELECTROMAGNETIC
niiden @eldluftsleuten %beitebenoe So.
mite fir feline Miibelualtl1ng in fei-
aer @eiie entidaoiat apiro. Mlio
noehn1als: Ser Seinlatb Not9, idafi
i1 @rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18
Scenes aug Sod Sslanb.
Malermeiiter beitebcn anf uSpcm
G1up".

Gbup".
Cine 9lnaabl Malers &or,traftorell
bielten poreeltern Ibeno III Ser Curt
Galle cine Geridnlnllung of mo lob
ten Ben geidlllB, lire @erfitatten
)als p%ofieue SGops" an erflarel1.
Ger Streif Ser gllltreider uno Ia=
pe5irer oatirt bonn 1. Maoi fer, oils
~bieielben OH ben Mnsitano eingen,
meil lie nid)t oie 2obnerbobung Don
SOC amf Goo bie Stulroe erbielten.
gerlhieoene Meiiter in Sen Grei
l5tabten n1ter5eibneten Die 1,eue
2obnifala, mabrenb anoere lid) nibt
Dem @erlangen Ser l1nion fiigen apoll-
ten. Sl Ser abgebaltenen Geriamm-
lung nnter5eidneten ied5ebn MaIer=
meilter cine &elolution, in tpeleber lie
Dem Gltblifl1m ulo ibren @eld)afts-
frenloen nn0 &lnben erflaren, oaB
lie einen Open Sbop" fiibren mer-
Iben.
Iooesltrafe ioll perlanet meroen
fiir Den IS Sabre alten Heger @bar=
les Garringtol1, ser am IL. 6ebruar
i 1915 0en Gar S1ipeftor Sc tier 81.
9tesbit bon ser 8l1rlington 8abn=
linie ldoB nl1o Ser etma leds @oden
oarauf an ben erbaltenen @ll11oen
itarb. Darlington mlroe lebtes
1riibiabr 5u % Sabren 3lldtbars
p%ernrt6eilt u11o erlolgte ollrd ieine
s%aupdlte eillen neltell Nro5eB ser jebt
Inn Mof Sslano Circuit @erid)t per-
6anoelt miro.
Seute Ibeno finoet int Sarms So
tel oas S%abresbanfett Ser &egler ser
Irei Staote ltatt. @ie aQjabrIid,
miro 0ieies greigniB elm grobartiges
meroel1. Gin ipe5ielles Nrosran1m lit
tilr oieie 1eier 5lliamn1er1gelteat por-
ben. Gra1ioent @ermann @infler
miro Die Sal1ptrebe bes Nbenos bal=
ten.
Ser 6elo=Taa fir sic offentliden
Sdnllen Ser Staot finbet a1 font
meroen Wittlpodl "a. Mai, allf 6em
Yallparf itatt. Gin umfangreides
Erogromm lit fir oieien Sag in 8or.
bereitl1ng. Mae Sdp1len merben an
ben Drills mn0 Ionltigen gorfiibrun.
gen tbellnebmel1.
Ser Sdulrat6 bat i1 ieirer Dor.
aelterl1 abgebalteneat 5islmg 6it
Sdullebrer fiir bie 0ffentli6en5tab
ld,tlen nit nllr einigen Mnsnabmer
filr Dos fommen0e 5duljabr tpieoer.
erl1annt. gi1ige Der Sdullebrer mer.
ben nod anoeren StGoten iiberlieOel,
ulro alloere mer0en iid berbeiratben
. Serr 6. s. 6iiber muroe. -mieoerrm
als sdllll1perinte1oent llno 81. s
Burton oils 9rin5ipol ser @odlduI
crnalmi.
Die Goli5ei nabm norgel tern atpe
lnoroentlide &auie r on ser 3. slpe
me 1abe Der 20. Strobe aus uni
perbaftete 5ebn Sarbige, flint Mdiin,le
rl1o flint Srauen5immer. Sic ga113
geleaidaft itano geltern Dor ser
Noli5eirtd)ter, Ser Die @erbafteten 81
Den iibliden Strafen 1rn6 Soften Der
ltrtbeilte.
|
Mitslieoer ser Mod Sssssslano Com
] million %beipraden geitern i11 Ser at
| 9ebaltenen Siblng Sic 4lane fir Sc
I 11elten 10000 @allo1len balte1toe:
groBen 8alicrbebdlter fir Gears
! M11gebote 1peroen in Sen nad)lte
I &od)en eingefor6ert neroen fir 81
&onltrnftion oieles 8ebalterg. 81
8etpobner bon Gears, oas Mfann1
ltd) Der Staot &od Ssla1b ongeglie
s bert 1pltroe, 1peroen Oana1 ourh ltaf
tild)e @aiierleitlrng beriorgt meroer
Mub fir SelleridJub miro Sic @u1ie1
n Iptt1tnn 9SprtnnrN ,,tfyr f;,,Sr,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18
Meues aug Moline.

Die &erren S. IS. 2eib rno IS. 9.
9eorris bon Gier baben bus Mrlington
Sotel in Golomater, Did,, fauilid
erworben. Gas Sotel miro gegcn-
martie sriinblid) re,ropirt mo umge=
balli.
Gie bielige 1irma @dlono, 6,,9oro
& anapp bot Dor %einise1 Soget Den
&p1traft erbaltell, Die Ylane fir BEN
nellen Mn6au 3ur @odIdule in M11s-
catine 5u entmerien. Ser gn,l miro
$4,000 foiten.
Die 6abrifbeliber bon Mcline biel-
ten borgeltern M6eno cine pripote
gerlammlung ab l11b BADEN Sen 9e-
ld}lllB gefaBt, Der Nel1griinoln1g ser
Mili5fompagnie s Ser S. &c. q. 10
biel 1pie moglib bebilflib gu iein unb
oieielbe 5u forbern. @etaue Glalte
muroen jeoob nidt befonnt seaebel.
Sreitag lit 5000 &ooo Gap"
(Iag fir 5oroerung bon guten 2ol1o-
itraBen) i'm staate Sainois, gemdb
Der Proclamation bes @ouperl,ellrs
Dunno. Ser 365 3ap Goao Club
bon Molile, Ser oie 5eier in sic
Sano genommen bot, miro cine Stra-
Benparaoe %arrangiren ma6rello am
Mbeno i'm Woline Commercial Stub
ein Erogram sur Musfiibrl1ng
fommt, Bel meld}em Sberlt George
g. gurr Dom Moef Sslano alrienal
Die @auptreoe be5iiglidp gutter 2ono=
itraBen balten miro. am Mad)mit=
tag bes Cages miro cine Mnsfabrt
altf bas 2ano per Mutomobil ltattim=
Den, nm Die 2a10ltraBen 81 inipi5i=
irell.
Iie Better llno 6abrer Ser Sit
nep+9liie 5miiden bier uro giof SIS
lano perben iid geget sic @eroro=
nltng mebrer, melde borihreibt, oub
ser 8etrieb Ser belaeten Sitnegbulle
an1 10. Mai eingeltellt merben n1l,B,
neil es feline Staatsnerialluna aibt,
Die cine loldeGeror0nlng p~oridyreibt,
3ie 2ellte baben iid) sic IienIte bon
M%opofaten gelid)ert, INN ibr &edt gu
oert1eioi9en l'no sn be9aupten.
Sobn gmmert, elm la%ngiabriae1
ginfpobner bon Serrp County, lieg1
ldlper fra1f in ieinem Seim in So.
lona oarnieoer, 10 DOB an ieinen
Muffonunen ge5meifelt miro. Sc,
Wfam lit SO Sabre alt. St fat aill.
Der, gnfel llno llrenfel.
Die 5taotfommiilion miro s1pe
Mngelteute Ser ltaotiiden @allermer
fe, Sen Meter Sl1lpeftor uno elmer
! @ei5er eltlallen, I'M SIT iparen. 81
. ltaotil6en Nnsgaben peroen bier
olrd) nm e~tmAe$1S0O per sSsabr Der
minoert merSei1. slnoere leparte
e ments Iouem ebenfaIs beld]nittel
tperben, bamit Ser Seblbetraa ourd
oas gingeben Ser @irtbidoften tbeil
t peiie geoedt meroen fatn.
5 Die Sellertpebr 1puroe geitern s,pe
+ gtal gerlfen, bod ml1roen sic Jel1e
gelolm, ebe Elm netnetslpertbe
y 5d'aoen entltegen fonnte.
Die 9oli5ei lit auf Ser 5ud)e nac
mebreren Meitlmgsitiiden, Sic, i
orei 9appidadteln berpadt, porge
tern Nben6 aus Sen al11bralme
j. Der So. S geltoblen ,pl,roen. So
n @reenpid)s Ser GerIierer, ~ltattete ge
1tern ser Tolioei SEN 8erid}t BON oef
9iebltabl ab.
Die 2eide bon GarI Gbor, ser DO,
e gelten1 IN Bottom, 0}alI, geItorbe
+ lit, miro bier .bel1te Nadmittag gu
9ecroiglng mlangen, 0ie mabrjd)eit
lid morgen ltattfinoen auir0. 81
/. @ltern oes Gerltnrbe1en 4ppbnen i
= EQUITY Decline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18
!. IS II t beaeihnet Qie1 s

IS be5sidnet. ,2ief gu
ba etpa etnen @6ollerromun?"
"Nein, bas 1T elm 8,ts) alls benz
gssenipdrtisen MeIttriese, il, Dem bic
Gngldnber tiidtige Nriigel f%riesen".
r4lfo Elm Wonnei9ouerrpman".
n Neues mort. .Sa, Scarf,
ipo bait Du oenn Define biibfGen @r-
iparnihe ber?"
Reaner: .MeiBt 9u, bas babe id
mir i'm 2aufe Der Sabre helm MeNs
nl1ngmaden .3ufammensershen}cDz
%lert"."
@tin:at. 2iesden: ,@ie
rufiisn.i ..iroer mi:iYen einem pistz
li6 leso tun!!"
Mutter: ~Marum benn, mein
&:nb9"
2tes&en: rg2un. iie BADEN ood
gar feline @iegesfeiern III Ser Shule!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Cine GeoahtniBfeier mir6 am Wor-
mittag bes 26. Mai i'm @eriamm=
lll1gslaal Ser &od Ssslanb Sodidule
ltattfinOen. Gle 6eier ltebt nnter
2eitlng bes Sobn 9llforo Soften Ser
IS. 81. 81. Ole alten @eteranen 1per-
ben Der Sdnve cine groBe Ser. 5toa-
ten SABINE FIFTEEN. Gin ipe3ieues
Erogramm fomn1t bei bieier @eleget1,
belt sur Nl1sfiibrl1ng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

"a ser 6l,1B ieet int Tallen lit,
lperoen al1d, bie Seller Ser @pGn1un-
gen I'M nnteren Staottbeil BON Sem
eil1Drtngel1oen @ailer befreit. Sn SEN
lebten @oden maren >piele Seller
mebrere Sub tief unter @aIier, mo-
|onrd) biele ltnannebmlidfeiten fir
ole 9altsbetpobner pcruriadt mllrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Radlkalbeilun9 der n~erven$tbwdtbe:
r, @d9wod6s, msrobje asglossn, eeelast bun SoHnmasteFHeit uo idfabteu
ssiaasa Mbn sRnsd S5 e slts4, ano d Der gssIraita satarTAs. aaassnoradsn. Stub
Mdtsms . no 1ra adnanso1 s mhm aa sd BEN sa Saaenofrsnas" nit as SOlsn inesae=
saers naa gsaas1bru1 nab elmer n0aig nensn ge.tboas ant eineu sdlas st.aI ueb,n.
9ue8 intnHauh nnbe brWfe Bud Neefea uHaeGn eteso bon Sung m6 an IHmnu b
Gnn gMeu uenea ols nro 9sn @iaEnbung oon2 % sms in grMmarhn oeraubt pnb r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Die 2eide bon Carl gbor, ser por=
gelteru IN Bolton, Maii, %geitorber
1T, miro bier beute 9ead)mittag 5l,r
geeroigltlg mlangen, oie mabrjdei1-
lid morgen ltattfinoen apir0. Ole
|gltern oes Ser tnrbenen 1ppbnen in
EQUITY Decline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Die Eoli5ei lit auf Ser sud)e r,ad)
mebreren aleitlmgsltiiden, sic, in
orei Gappidadtellt perpadt, porge-
tern Mben0 aus Sen &%lllbraumen
Der 60. S geitoblen apnroer. Soc
8reentpidl Ser gerlierer, ltattete ge=
tern Der Eoli5ei Sen 9erid)t Don oenl
1tebitahI ub.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Die Sellermebr 1pltroe geltern 5tpei
Wfal gerllfen, ood tpl1roen Sic Jel1er
gelol6t, ebe Elm nelu1ensapertber
Sdaoen el1tlteben fonnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Die Goli5ei nabm porseItern 3tpei
ll1oroentlide &arier OIL ser 3. Mpe-
11lle nabe Der 20. Strobe aus uro
perboftete 5ebn Sarbige, flint Maiinner
luro flint 5rauen5immer. Sic gar13e
geleaidaft itanb geltern Dor Dem
Eoli5eirid)ter, Ser Die @erbafteten 81,
Den iibliden Straf fen 1tt0 Soften Der
ltrtbeilte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Sobn gmmerf, ein langi4briger
gi1npobner bon SenrD County, liegt
ld1per front in leinem @eim in 60
Iona oarnieoer, 10 DOB on jeinen1
Muffomm1en ge5meifelt miro. Ser
Mam lit SO Sabre alt. ST fat ail1=
Der, gnfel 1lnb llreltfel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

Ger Stub lit ieet i'm 6allen, men1
alld langiam, 10 BOB I1lsiid)t porbau=
Den lit, Dob alle l1eberldmemt11ungs=
gefabr %iiberpnltoen lit. Ser @aiier=
ltanO tit imner noh ettpa 13 SUB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-18

,MIs, offi5iener. u5trofbut Sag
lit Samstag, 90. Maiy bonn Mopol
proflamirt morben. @enn Sos @et
ter nidt 5u falt urto fel,d)t lit, miri
ftd Die Sadle tpobl mad)e11 laIien.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
Death of j. s. Currax.

Judd S. Currey,% aged fifty-five
years, died Saturday afternoon at his
home, 301 Goodhue street. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Rev. Frank Currey of
Benton Harbor, a relative of the
family oficiated. The interment
took place in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Currey who was born in I'm
ionville had made his home in this
city for the past twelve years, COM
ing here to reside from Bay City.
He was married to Miss Mamie Car
ner in Bay City twenty-nine years
ago. Mr.. Currey was a machinist by
trade.
The deceased was held in high re-
gard by wide circle of friends in
this city. Since last spring he had
suffered with a cancer which was the
cause of death.
Besides his widow Mr. Currey is
survived by the following relatives:
four children, Floyd, Mrs. J. A.
Wendt, Byrd and Miss Florice, of
this city, mother, Mrs. Catherine
Currey Of Flint, five brothers and
three sisters, Hamilton and Albert of
Tawas. DR.. w. w. Currey of Detroit,
Oliver, of Twining, Kelsey of Union
Vile Mrs. w. S. Staley of Tampa,
Fla, Mrs. j. w. Lang Of Dryden and
Mrs. Edward Taubert of Flint.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
Obituary.

Mrs. Jessie Hall Zimmerman was
born in Laporte, Ind, fifty.three years
ago, and came to Owosso with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hall, when
a young girl, and has resided here since
that time except some time spent in
Birmingham, Mich, and in Alabama.
She died Sept. at the family home
on Cedar street, following an operation
performed as a last hope of saving her
life after serious illness of several
days.
She was woman of exceptional abil-
ity and assisted her husband, James N j.
Zimmerman, in the foundation and sue
cessful operation of his bat factory ia
this city, and was most helpful mem
Der of the First Baptist church, Abigail
Chapter Eastern Star, the Kings
Daughters and the Woman's club. and
her death is mourned by a wide circle
of friends and acqpsiptances,,,
\ Surviving Mrs. Zimmerman are ht Z
husband, one son Edward, two daugh.
tiers, Mabel and Myrtle, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hall and two sis
ters, Mrs. 81. H. Allen and Mrs B. E.
Converse.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon from the home, Rev, Il. A. Waite
of the Baptist church officiating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
EXPOSE, DENOUNCE
AND DEEEAT'
Fake Home Rule'-Burton Farm
ers' Club Against Scheme of
Liquor Interests.

The Burton Farmers Club at its
Hast meeting by unanimous rising
vote endorsed the movement for state
wide prohibition and in strong terms
denounced the liquor amendment for
"home rule The resolution fol-
lows:
Recognizing the evils growing out
of the sale and use Of alcoholic liquors
and approaching the beneficial re-
suits both financially and morally to
our county resulting from county local
option and believing that the same
would be greater if extended to make
the state the unit, the members of the
Burton Farmers Club pledge their
adoption of the amendment to the
state constitution at the election on
Nov. 9TH prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of liquor within the entire
state.
We will also do all within our
power to expose, denounce and de-
feat the fake "home rule" scheme of
the liquor interests as it is only
subterfuge to overthrow all the
ground gained for temperance in this
state. The adoption of this amend
mcnt would do away with county local
option and state wide prohibition and
would make it possible for the cities
of the state to again force the saloon
upon the people of the counties which
have gone dry.
This amendment wrongly called
''home rule" refers to nothing but the
liquor question and should be over
whelmingly defeated.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
Becomes U. S. Citizen


Corunna, September H. Anoth-
er foreigner was admitted to citizen
ship in the. United States Monday by
Judge Miner in circuit court. He is
Frank Wondal, resident of Owosso.
Corunna, September 9.-Sadie
Depew of Sciota township Friday af-
ternoon, through Attorney Leon f.
Miner of Owosso, filed suit for d.
vorce against her husband, Abraham
Depew
The woman alleges cruelty and
non-support in her bill of complaint
and declares that her husband humi-
lated her in public by calling her
Objectionable names without provo
cation. She also alleges that he did
not properly provide clothing for
her.
Fred Janette was here from Detroit,
Wednesday, to take his mother, Mrs.
A. ]. Jsnette, home with him. She
has been quite i'll for several weeks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
Re- Election Certain.

Senator Charles w. Foster, OF
Lansing, re-nominated by the repub-
licans, is one of the fortunate candi-
dates this year. The democrats had
no candidate on the primary ticket
and no one of the several receiving
votes having five per cent of the total
democrat vote cast, it is impossible
to name any one for the position. The
total democrat vote in the two coun-
ties for senator was twenty-one, the
largest number for one person being
five cast in the first ward of Corunna
for A. E. Rigley. Senator Foster is
to be congratulated upon his good for
tune.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
Republican Convention.
Continued from page ~

country, its total expenditures aggre-
eating two billions of dollars. No
offices have been abolished and MANY
new ones have been created.
We denounce the Democratic Next
can policy as the most colossal diplo-
matte blunder ever initiated and per-
sued in the United States of America
since its birth. The removal by "a
Democratic president of the embargo
on arms in order to supply the muir
dcrers and plunderers Villa and Car
ANA with arms and munitions to
burn, STAY, pillage and rape their way
from the Rio Grande to Mexico City,
with the resulting loss of hundreds of
millions of dollars of American prop
erty and hundreds of American lives,
the almost certain prospect Of huge
claim for indemnity being presented
to us before the Hague Tribunal by
the countries of Europe for our utter
failure to carry out the spirit and
principles of the Monroe Doctrine.
finds no parallel in the annals Of the
world IS blunders.
We believe in the protection of
American property and American per-
sonal rights wherever an American
citizen may be. No amount of words
or of diplomatic notes or of Demo-
cratic campaign speeches can attone
for the disgraceful and humiliating
manner in Protection Of American
citizens in other lands has become
thing scoffed at and derided by every
consulate of every nation Of the
world. The Democratic slogan that the
president is the man who kept us out
of war becomes farcial in the light
Of the fact that the Democratic adj
ministration thrice declared war upon
Mexico in effect by invading Mexican
territory and upon every occasion
without accomplishing the purpose Of
invasion. The Democratic policy in
Mexico alone cost more American
blood without accomplishment than
did our splendid achievement Of the
entire Spanish-American war.
We call attention to the deficit in
the Aemrican treasury caused by De-
mocratic extravaganza and incapable
ity to finance the affairs of the nation
We declare in favor of an adequate
tariff, protecting American labor and
American industries. We prefer the
Republican protective tax paid by the
foreigner at the gates of our ports
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
In the recent primary election West

In the recent primary election West
phalia township, Clinton county, sur.
prised the oldest inhabitant by casting
III republican to 16 democrat votes, a
thing never before heard Of in that
township as the republican vote has
never before reached 90 at any time.
The township is almost exclusively
peopled by Germans and prominent
young German. and democrat at that,
explains the vote by saying that the
time has passed when Westphalia can
be relied upon for democratic MAORI.
ties, because the people are doing their
own thinking. The Germans, he said.
are sore at President Wilson and what
they did in Westphalia in the primary
is what they will be doing all over the
country in November.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15

Men who think they can't smoke pipe or roll ciea-
rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince
Albert And smokers who have not yet given P A. trv-
out certainly have big surprise and lot of enjoyment
coming their way as soon as they invest in supply
Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own storyl
r. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., win.ton,s.lem. n. c.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
HUGHES and FAIRBANKS.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

National.
For President
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES,
of New York.
For Vice. President
CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
For u. s. Senator,
w CHAS. E. TOWNSEND
For Congressman,
JOSEPH W. FORDNEY
For Governor,
= ALBERT E. SLEEPER
~ FOR Eieut. Governor, ~ ~, IS
LUREN d. DICKINSON
~ For Senator,
= p. CHAS. w. FOSTER
p For Representative.
e. JOHN Y. MARTIN
!, County
For Judge Of Probate,
!. MATTHEW BUSH
For Sheriff,
B. s. GRIFFIN
For Clerk,
/, ALBERT L. NICHOLS
- For Treasurer,
J. A. RICHARDSON
For Register of Deeds,
E. r. VINCENT
For Prosecuting Attorney,
SETH Q. PULVER
For Circuit Court Commissioners,
W. J. PARKER
N. R. WALSH
For Coroners,
w. E CORNFORD
GUY COLE
For County Drain Commissioner,
A. GRIFFIN
For County Road Commissioner,
w. II. CLINE
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
PRINCE ALBERT
the national JOY smoke

has flavor different it is delightful You never tas
And that ism Z strange either.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Christian will
arrive home today from several
weeks outing at Glenn Lake.
Sergt. John LaClear and Sergt.
Charles Wilson returned to Grayling
Thursday after few days stay in
this city.
Mrs. Fred Locke has been appoint
ed postmistress at Bennington to sue
coed p. II. Jago, resigned Her hus-
band will open a store in the village
soon.
Miles Trumbell underwent an opera
ton Wednesday for liver trouble and
is recovering excellently. The opera
ton it is hoped will completely restore
him to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Williams,
r. G. Topping, M. H. Knapp, Claud
Nutson, Elmer Underwood and Chas
Greenwald were among those who
to Detroit Thursday to attend the NJ
r. conference.
Firemen from the West Main street
station were called, shortly before
eight o'clock Thursday morning to the
home Of Charles Terry on Young
street, where Terry's automobile had
been set on fire when the engine back
fred.
tana.
A. B. Cook was in Grand Rapids,
Wednesday,, to attend a meeting of
the Michigan Bean Growers Associa-
ton of which he is president. The
price of beans was fixed at $500 per
bushel beginning Oct. LIST with an in
crease of ten or fifteen cents monthly
thereafter to cover storage and other
expenses.