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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
IOWA roP-norohER STATE.
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Host or Agricultural Lines.

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Host Of Agricultural Lines.
Although Iowa ranks fifteenth
in population and twenty-third in
area of land it ranks first in:
Total value of farm products.
Combined value of live stock.
Value of farm property per farm
Percentage of total area in
farms.
Percentage of farm land i'm.
proved.
Number of automobiles per cap
ita.
Value of horses.
Value Of cattle.
Value of hogs.
Number of poultry.
Value Of egg production.
Value of farm implements.
Tonnage of forage crops.
Production of corn.
Production of oats.
Production of grass seeds.
Iowa ranks second in per c.,
ita wealth with an average Of S
345, as compared TO $1,000, wi
lis the average per capita we ;. i
for the United States.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
CHAPTER %.
An Un~eIeome Companies.

An Unweleome Companies.
Il was In the chill Of q cold, gray
morning that l rode into strasbur1.
jogging along at the rear OF squad
ron Of Fifth Virginia cavalrymeu who
CHANGED to be headed for the same
place. These found quarters in the
town, but I proceeded . mile or more
south on the valley pike. until I
reached single.roomed cabin, heavy
wooden shutters barring the windows.
the door closed and securely fastened.
The place to all appearances was de-.
serted. and had been for long while.
Although situated scarcely Q hundred
feet back from the valley turnpike,
which was never without Ito travellers,
and along which armies marched and
countermarched, the surroundings
were those Of a remote wilderness. I
dismonnted, and leading my horse.
pressed q dimcult passage through the
bushes. To my surprise the rear door
stood slightly ajar. and my eyes PEI.
ceived the movement Of an ill-doAned
shadow within.
Hello there!" called out, yet ia,
stinctively drawing step backward.
lis there any room here for . tired
man?n ~
The tall. angular figure OF . noun.
taineer Immediately appeared II the
doorway. and gray. wrinkled lace.
scrasgly bearded. locked forth. the
eyes glinting and nlled With sue.
picion.
wal. who be 70. m whut DO y
want yeref" Z;
Il am soldier" replied. rather
shortly. not particularly pleased With
either the mans appearance or man
ner. Myself and horse arc about
worn out. / mistook this for . d:
serted cabin"
"Whar be 70 bound7 an whit may
ye be up to a.travelin' elonef"
smiled. endeavorinS TO retain my
temper.
@See, here, friend" ! returned short
~. II have az much reason 70 ask
you such questions % you have me.
However. am willing enough TO IN.
swer. ] am on furiough. and am 60.
Ing home across the mountains % sss
my folks. Do you know Rsisish
county,"
The man, who was now standing up.
right in the doorway. one hama grip.
ping the barrel Of . musket, the early
morning light on his withered' face,
stared unwinkingly into my eyes.
II rather reckon i do. young man.
he replied slowly. Fur was raised
up on the Green Briar. What uout
b. yer namsf" 5
"Cowan.' answered promptly. ~
mind instantly alert. and xware ] hed
made = mistake
"Ho! Ye don't sayi One o Of Ned
Cowan's boys7"
"No. am Q con Of Widow Cowan.
over on Coal creek"
There was not the fAlntest giim.
mer In the cold, blue eyes. no evidence
Of any recollection IN the wrinkled
face. Els Jaws roas and fell on the
tobacco which extended his cheek.
Il don't reckon I've been over that
way fer nigh on fifteen year." he said
At last renectively. "An' somehow
don't Just recall no Widow Cowan-
but know Oh Ned mighty well. He.a
took to the brush with his whole breed
since this fracas started, an SOM
cusses burned his house. an sent the
OIL woman after 'sm. It's plumb hell
In Green Briar. Maybe yer . Covan,
h,,t Tsu, d ~ va 1nnn, ls4sn n,,, ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

The race between Woodrow Wilson and Charles E.
Hughes for the presidency is developing into one Of the most
sensational political contests in the history Of the country; a
contest which may take weeks to decide, owing to the close
ness of the vote in pivotal states and the delay in counting the
votes of national g~uardsmen at the border and Of remote pre-
cincts in several of the close states. Hughes has a slight lead
in Minnesota; Wilson a slight lead in California; Hughes has
a narrow margin in West Virginia and the Democrats are now
claiming North Dakota and New Hampshire.
Sheaves of kilograms have arrived in Santa Fe today
from the national campaign managers and party leaders beg
ging for some kind Of accurate figures on New Mexico to find
out whether the three electoral votes of this state, possibly
decisive votes, will go to Hughes or Wilson, New Mexico hav-
ing become one of the pivotal states.
AT no election for years has there been such a severe ma
tional tension, a tension that is likely to increase as the days
90 by which must pass before the result can be certainly known.
(Ry Leased Wire to New Mexcan)
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Democratc National Chairman Mccormick at 4:10
o. m. issued the following statement:
M 1--WE have got the thing cinched. President Whson 70 reelected beyond
any shadow Of a doubt"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
MAY PASS
before ELECTION
Result CAN Be
CERTAINLY KNOWN
Recounts Expected In
Several of the Very
Close States
WATCHFUL WAIT
ING FOR WILSON

(5y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan)
Long Branch, N. J., Nov. 9.-Presi-
dent Wilson got up shortly before 8
a. m. this morning to hear again that
the outcome OF Tuesdays election was
not yet certain. He read the morning
newspapers before breakfast and plan
ned to take an automobile ride later.
Mr.. Wilson's first questions had to
do with California, Minnesota, New
Mexico and North Dakota, the states
on which he was told last night the
result largely hinged. When informed
that definite word had been received
from none Of these states, he real
lied that he would have to wait longer
for the final outcome.
It was taken for granted among Off
Gals here that there would be re-
counts in several OF the very close
states and it was believed that weeks
might pass before questions involved
are settled. O6icials are of the opin.
ion the results would be watched very
closely in order to insure a fair YER
dict.
The president was in a cheerful
mood today and believed the result
eventually would favor him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
212 DEMOCRATS AND
.2O3 c. 0. P. MEN,
ONGRESS RESULTS
AT NOON WITH IS
DISTRICTS NOT IN
Democrats Likely to
Have Three Majority
In the House
VOTE LIKELY TO
BE NEAR THING
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.l

(5y Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
New York, Nov. 9.-Returns on the
election for members Of congress re.
ceived up to / o'clock today showed
212 Democrats and 20S Republicans
elected with 1e districts not yet ac-
counted for.
Seven Of THESE 16 districts are Dem
ocratic in CONGRESS- and nine are Re-
publican. Should each keep to its
present political affiliations the count
would stand: Democrat 219, Repub-
lican 212, which would give the DEM
ocrats a majority of three over the
212 Republicans and four represents
tives Of other parties in the house.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
English Aviator Is
Captured Or Killed

london, Nov. SHARON Lucas, OF
Gruduell, a member Of. the Royal
Flying corps and former parliament
airy undersecretary Of state for war,
either has been captured or killed by
the Germans, on the French battle
field, according to the Evening Star.
Lord Lucas vas accommodating in
France In an aeroplane, the newspa-
per says as was Obliged to descend
behind the German lines owing to a
gale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

At moo 20 out Of FL precincts In
Bernslillo county gave Hughes 2601,
Wilson 1887.
Chaves county complete, Hughes
628, Wilson ITO.
Colfax county, five precincts miss
ing, Hughes 1929, Wilson 1854.
una county complete, Hughes 399,
Wilson 1928.
Quay county, % out Of q precincts,
Hughes 100, Wilson 600.
Rio Arriba county, is out of IS pre-
cincts, Hughes S97, Wilson 594.
Santa Fe county, II precincts,
Hughes 1854, Wilson 1892.
Mckinley county is conceded to
have been carried by Hughes by Dem
ocratic county officials here. His ma
jority is, according to lowest figures,
which Pre- incomrlete to be 125.
Guadalupe county complete gives
for Wilson 1854, Hughes 3099.
400 DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY IN oTERo
Alamogordo, n. NJ, NOV. 9-With
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
BURKHART ON
THE WATCH

U. s. District attorney, Summers
5urkhart this afternoon made the fol-
lowing announcement:
"The attorney general Of the Unit
ed States directs that public announ-
cement be made that with the assist
ance Of special agents I am to care
fully watch and Investigate the situa-
ton here relative to violations Of the
federal statutes affecting elections
with a view to taking prompt action
against theee guilty Of violating
them.D
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

Late reports this afternoon are that San Miguel county complete will
that Roosevelt county with four pre- sinets missing which viii increase
The election of A. A. Jones, Democrat, as United States
senator, is today conceded by the Republicans. Arthur Selig-
man, Democratic state chairman, claims that Jones' majority
will be at least 1000 and probably over that figure. He states,
also, that he is confident E. G. De Baca has been elected gov
ernor, and that the rest Of the Democratic state ticket has
won.
The Republicans are now actually claiming the election of
only four of the state -ticket-Bursum for governor, Clancy for
attorney general, Wagner for state superintendent of public
instruction, and Roberts for supreme court justice. For pub
LEGATION they are claiming that the entire state ticket is safe.
With only six Of the Sc San Miguel precincts still out,
Bursum's majority there is only 1877. The six precincts may
cut Bursum's majority.
De Baca has carried Otero county by more than 100, and
Luna county by more than 300.
Bursum's majority in Dona Ana county is placed at 377,
by the figures received here today.
In Rio Arriba county De Baca is believed to have poned
a big vote, but the returns are still very incomplete.
A majority of 245 for Bursum in Taos county now is
claimed.
A telegram received from Hillsboro this afternoon states
that De Baca and Bursum are running almost even in the pre-
cincts so far reported.
The Republicans are claiming Cofax county, but Demo-
cratic reports give De Baca a majority there. Likewise, the
Republicans claim to have broken even in Union, while the
Democratic reports place the county to De Baca's credit.
Guadalupe and sandoval are safely Democratic Reports
from the Republican counties of Valencia and Socorro are as
yet very Incomplete. The Republicans are claiming HOO for
Bursum in Socorro, and 1880 for Bursum in Valencia.
(By Leased Wre TO New MexicanJ
Ell PAso, Nov "a telegram was received here today from A. A..
Jones, candidate for senator In New Mexico on the Democratic ticket, in
which he claimed his own election and claimed the state for President VIII
son by about 5000 majority
ELEVEN COUNTIES SHOW BIG MAJORITY
FOR FOR WILSON FOR PRESIDENCY
Democratic headquarters at 4 o'clock this afternoon had tabulated
presidential returns o. II counties, showing, Wilson 1875, Hughes 10,
l7s; wilson's majority ssO2 These returns we're a follows for Wilson
and Hughes in the order named: Ht YWw
Bernafmo 4SS7. 2575: Cofax 1853. 1929, s precincts missing; Curry
1882, 3S9; Dona Ana 1876, 1907; Grant 4151, 1888, 6 missinz; Guadalupe II
12071O27: Luna S2, 1872; Mora, 1876. 1881, two precincts missing; otero
74S, 51, one missing; Quay, 1916 56, one missing; San Juan $40, 1856; !,
Union 1923, 1892 y precincts missing; total % precincts missing
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

New York's police department has
a navy" consisting Of three patrol
boats armed with rapid fire guns, for
the protection of its extensive water
front from thieves and other male
factors. To the fleet has just been
added a floating police station. The
new house, which is two stories high.
with balconies from which machine
guns and other weapons may be
operated, was built by the police and
cost the city, it was said, only about
$4,000. 1t is manned by about rs men
and can be towed to any anchorage
in New York waters. For about $4,000.
the police were able to build the
house, a marine railway, and build
ings in a repair yard, which would
have cost the city, had they been
privately let, about $75, 1000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
DISPUTE CLAIM DEMOCRATS
HAVE NEW HAMPSHIRE

Concern. N. H., Nov. 9.-Philip H.
Faulkner. chairman Of the Republican
state committee issued the following
statement today:
THE claim that New Hampshire
has gone for Wilson is unsubstan-
tiated by any returns in our posses
sion. Such unofficial figures as we
have verified in every quarter of the
state, indicate that Hughes has car
ried New Hampshire by something
less than 100 plurality. We have well
fortified information Of errors in the
counting Of votes in many quarters
and we have today instituted pro-
ceedings for an inspection Of all the
votes cast in the state on Tuesday as
our law provides"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Germany In Favor of
international League

Berlin, Nov. s.-chanceIlor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg announced today
that after the ending of the war Ger
many would cooperate in an en-
deavor to find q practical means for
procuring a lasting peace by means Of
an International league.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
BULGAR|ANS ON
RUN IN DODRUDJA
ON WHOLE FRONT
BUCHAREST SAYS
Rumanians Turn Tide
Against Invader, Is
Declared
BURNING w
AS THEY RETREAT

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.l
Bucharest (via London, Nov. -
The Bulgarian forces are ~retreating
along their whole front in the prov
ince Of Dobrudja. according to a semi.
official statement issued here today.
AS the Bulgarians withdraw, the
statement says, they are systemat-
ically burning the Rumanlan villages.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
CURIOUS SITUATION
REPORTED IN WASHINGTON

New York, Nov. 9.-Chairman Nc
Cormick said today he would inves.
tigate reports received at Democratic
headquarters that the Republicans in
Washington state may get n Demo
cratic electoral vote on the ground
that votes cast for n Of the Demo
cratic electors who died we're invalid
According to the reports the name Of
e. M. Conner, the Democratic elector
who was substituted for A. Stream,
the dead elector, did not appear on
the ballot in many counties and It
was stated that therefore. the votes
cast for Stream might be valid, the
difference giving a plurality for one
Republican elector.
we will investigate the matter"
said Chairman Mccormick, but even
II we are forced to concede the vote.
/ am not worried by the loss Of one
electoral vote"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
ALL OVER, SAYS MCCORMICK;
HWE'VE CLEANED THEM U

New York, Nov. chairman Nc
Cormick reappeared at Democratic
headquarters shortly after II o'clock.
Its all over" he said. We have
cleaned them up. We stick unflinch.
ingly to our original figures: Wilson
by 28S electoral votes"
Mr.. Mccormick added that every
precaution was being made to protect
the ballot boxes where the vote was
running close.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS CLAIM CALIFORNIA
AT LEAST BY 5O(

San Francisco, Calf, Nov. a.
Louis H. Mooser, member Of the Dem.
ocratic state central committee and
vice chairman Of the speakers COM
mittee Of the national Democratic
committee today issued the following
statement in behalf Of o. K. Cushing,
chairman Of the Democratic state
central committee:
I'VE have California We are aUso-
lutely positive. Mr.. Cushing Is check
ing up my figures made throughout
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

the night, and SO far has found them
correct. These figures show we have
the state. Conceding that Los Ange.
les county gives Hughes a $4,000 lead,
we will still carry California for VIII
son by at least 500 votea."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
REPUBLICANS CONCEDE
ELECTION Of A. A. JONES;
De BACA-BURSUM RAGE
TO Be CLOSE CONTEST

Jones Majority Will Be 1000, Says Seligman,
While Candidate Places 1t At 5,0O0;H Repubi-
cans Actually Claim Election Of Only Bursum,
Clancy, Wagner and Roberts; Bursum Majority
In San Miguel County Less Than $50 Votes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
LIVERPOOL STEAMER SUNK

London, Nov. 9.-The steamship
Suffolk, Of Liverpool, $50 tons gross,
has been sunk. The crew was landed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

one precinct yet to be heard from,
Otero county gives the Following
vote: Hughes 541, Wilson 72S. For
senator, HubbeH, Rep.), 554, Jones,
(Dem.), 753. Governor. Bursum.
(Rep.), 5sS, De Baca, CDem.). 7O4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
MCCORMICK TO PROBE
WASHINGTON REPORTS

New York, NOV. s.-Chairman Nc
Cormick said today he would investi-
gate reports received at Democratic
headquarters that the Republicans In
Washington state may get one OF the
Democratic electoral votes on the
ground that votes cast for N Of the
Democratic electors who died were
valid. According to the reports the
name Of =. M. Conner. the Democratic
elector who was substituted for A.
Stream, the dead ~elector. did not ap-
pear on the ballot in many counties
and It was stated that, therefore. the
votes cast for Stream might be valid,
the difference giving a plurality for,
one Republican elector.
RECOUNT WILL BE
ASKED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
New York. Nov. 9.-Henry Morgan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

REPUBLICANS, AS USUAL, SLOW IN
BRINGING UP THAT DEAR VALENCIA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
De 5AcA AND BURsUM
RUN EVEN IN GRANT

Silver City. N. NJ, Nov. s.-Unof-
fetal returns from Grant county at
noon today gives Wilson 600 majority.
For United States senator, Jones,
Dem.), leads Hubbell. (Rep.), by $50
votes. De Baca, Dem.). and Bursum,
(Rep.). are running about even for
governor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

300 TO 400 IN DoNA ANA
CLAIM OF y. B. HOLT
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. 9-The
total vote in Dona Ana county as
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
THE THEATRE
The ldlehOur

"A Girl of Yesterday" shown at the
Idehour tonight, gives May Pick
ford an unusual opportunity to show
her charm as an old fashioned girl as
we'll as in modish gowns of modern
times. In this picture Little Mary
takes her first flight in an aeroplane
Saturday night Douglas Fairbanks
shown here previously in THE Lamb
will be seen again in Double
Trouble" AS is usual in his roles
there are both comic and serious sides
to the situation and no one can do
both these quite as well as Douglas
Fairbanks. The comedy for Satur-
day night is Fred Mace ina "Janitor's
Nife's Temptation" and is just as
funny as all the other Keystone come
dies
The profits for the big jungle pie
ture, Between Savage and Tiger,
shown Monday night, will go to the
high school and we hope the towns
people will show their interest in the
school by buying tickets for this show
when the students call on them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
TANNING TO SPEAK HERE

The Hon. Michael j Tanning OF
Philadelphia, Pa, will speak next
week Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the NJ f. church in this city, on
the liquor traffic The easterner
comes to Alma highly recommended
as an orator, and as a man with a
message. worthy of everyone's time
Everyone is invited. There will be
no admission charge, but free will
Offering will be taken.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

Clarence C. Eaton. c. S. b.. of Ia
coma. Wash, will give a free lecture
or the subject of Christian Science,
Tuesday evening. October 3rd, at 800
o'clock in the Wright opera house.
This lecture is given under the aus
pieces Of First Church Of Christ, Sci
ertist, of Alma, and all are cordially
invited to be present
Clarence c. Eaton is a member of
the Board of Lectureship Of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston,
Mas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

CHANGE AT ALMA HOTEL

A change has been made in the
Alma hotel, which will affect to some
extent the management Of the place
Nj +. Gallagher, through arrange
rent with Mr.. Moore, the proprietor
will have charge of the dining room
in the future Mr. Moore will con-
tlnue to manage the hotel, which will
be under the European plan in the
future. the dining room being entire
!, separated. through t-ihg under a
different management.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
CLERK RESIGNS

Richard Terwlliger, city clerk of
st Louis. handed our neighboring
city a big surprise last week. by re-
signing from the Office of city clerk.
The resignation of Terwilliger is to
take effect October LIST. Terwiliger
has been offered good position with
the Gratiot County State bank of st.
Louis, and resigned the city Office to
accept the position with the bank. A
successor is to be appointed to fill the
vacancy this week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
FOR THE NEXT CENSUS

Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Converse
are the proud parents of nine
pound girl We have heard that she
looks just like Dear old dad" and
that John is pushing out the cigars.
Born, on September 10th. to William
and Lottie Hapner SOB Park avenue,
a seven pound boy.
Born on Saturday, September %, to
Henry and Sarah Forester of Pine
River township, "a girl weighing 81
pounds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

Elmwood subdivision, one of the
finest that has yet been thrown on
the market is now ready. Forty
acres out East Superior street, just
opposite the new Republic plant An
ideal location for workmen, being
within a few minutes walk of every
Alma factory. Many fine lots and all
at reasonable prices. See p. w.
Croaser, j. A. Blakely or Charles o.
Ward if interested They will ex-
plain thoroughly and show you over
the ground.-Ad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
MERCHANTS NOTICE

Whereas, my wife, Mrs. Floyd ID
Oswald, has chosen Alma for her
home, | warn each and every merch
ant that will not be responsible for
debts contracted by her on and after
date of publication of this paper
AID. Signed: Floyd H. Oswald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
QUARTERBACK INJURED

George Simminton Of Marlette,
candidate for The Alma college foot
ball. team. broke an arm last week
Friday while practicng for the team.
The Marlette lad had been looking
ike winner for the position and his
loss was blow to the college team.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

Tuesday night the Paramount pro-
gram presents Marie Doro III THE
v hitc Pearl
Thursday will be the big night of
the week when judith of Bethulia
is presented. This picture follows
very closely the bible story and the
costumes. arms. and manner Of living
are worked out to the smallest de
tails.
Valshey Lindsay in a lecture before
the University club of Grand Rapids
on "Art in Moving Pictures" spoke
Of this as one of the three most ar
tistic and accurate in historic detail
OF any picture ever produced. Blanche
Sweet and Lillian Gish take the lead
ing roles in this.
With this big feature will be shown
~ two-reel play, "The Little Tease, y
and ono vcel comedy, "The Diving
Girl featuring Mabel Normand and
Fred Mace.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28
THE CHURCHES

Regular services at the Baptist
church during the coming week. The
Lords Supper will be observed at the
morning service. The pastor will
preach in the morning on the subject
Remember the Sabbath Day" and in
the evening on the subject, "The Con-
secration of School Life"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

The First Church of Christ Scien,
fist hold their service every Sunday
morning at 1890 and every Wednes.
day evening at 1880. Subject fol
Sunday morning, "Unreality." Read
ing room open Saturday afternoon
from 200 until 400 o'clock.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

The Lutheran St. Johns congrega.
ton holds regular services in the u
Il. church every other Sunday. Ser
vices in German English. Next ser
vice October Sth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

Regular evening service of the
United Brethren church will be held
Sunday. Sunday school and mid
week services as usual
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-28

Regular services will be held at St.
Johns church during the coming
week. The subject for the sermon
Sunday morning is. "Glorying in the
Cross of Christ"