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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
81. S~tittungsfeIt OeS
Hadee-H rdn5C6en!

Der inter Dem @aulen 0aoffee-
aran5fen in 0eutlfen &retien
noblbefannte Stub beging D2ittluodl
iein 33. Stiitunggfeit ourd Elm Ban
felt inn 0otel 9iolne. 0ieier Stub
lit Der alteite oernrtige 8erein in
Gulaba uno miro felt leiner Grim
0uita. mas i'm @ereinsleben Der
Sta0t motl ef1i3ig oalteben 0iirfte.
non EN- uno oerielben 4rdiiOentin,
;Srou 6. 6. 56aeffer. geIeitet. 6rau
emma Giee bate 81 @bren 0es Ia
qes ei1ten groBen @eburtstagstuhen
aebnden, un0 Die 3afel mar nit 8lus
men babid geidmiidt. 5eOe Der on.
meienoen gumen erbielt Elm ifones
5%oubenier ulo. muiifnlilde 8ortra
ae bradlten cine oagerebme 4btpefs
luna. Inter ben &e0nerinnen be-
fnnocn Iih Die BrdiiDentin Jrnu 6.
6. 5doefier. bic 0annen 6ralt 8ott.
lteb 5tor5 5rnu 4ugult 2odner,
5rau emma Slice un0 on0ere.
.S1mtlidle 4nDeienoen berlebten cir
.poar bodit onregeiiOe uuo geniltli-
die Sfun0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
OeutCt(lnO 6angt
nid6t DOR Je6ermad6t!
0rnlt WaeHtber uOa Sdllrsmig'p pol
iiein ipridt 81 bnIaariI6eH
8olfeDertreterH.

Berlin fl. Wtai. (5rnfenberiflt)
.lluiere 5einoe boffen. uns OurdD III.
re lleber5abl 81 perntdlten uno mn.
iere mirtihoitlide Strait ourdI ibre
Seeitreittr1ite 5eritoren ou tomen,
bod Ie ~bergefien babel. Dob nltlt
Guantitdt ion0ern GualitGt uno fe.
ties 3uinmmeubalten entiteioeno
fno". ingte Serr ernit @uentber
BON S6leswie. 0olitein auf eiuem
gunfett ueldes Die oeutih. milgori.
iae @eieaidait 0erel qrdiioent lr
iii, All @bren bon Diitglioern Oes
bulgariihen Batlaments gabeiL mel
de gegenpdrtis Der Reidsboupttoot
Berlin einen 9eiudl nbitatten.
,llniere 5einoe baben Den @eiit
0es 20. Sobrbunoerts niht begrii
len, pelder nidJt erIoubt, Dab in
einem eeudItigen politiihen uno
mirtidaitlihen Riugen 1iidtigfeit
ourd glodJt ODER ~finan3ieae Dab.
na6men, ourh Die 9rpiie ooer Die
Serri6oft CUR Gee. eebenmt miro.
~sn oieiem arieg bat 9uleorieH
enc Bride gebuut. meldle Die ytoros
Zee init Dem Sdmnraen 1leer per.
.bfnoet. ueber 0ieie iolioe Bride
roaen unee5Gblte 8oggons NIT Dtli-
milton, oeilen edo om gosporus
rm0 bel autael Amoru in Der gan
sen Belt bernonmen Miro"
er5ber3oe Crit @uentber nies
oann auf Die Sotiade bin, 0oB 9rl
garien an 6pei Reere gren6t, uno
fnbr tort:
,8enn ole gidtionen Der 6reis
belt Der See eleihbereftiet teilboi
tia meroen uno entipreheno ibrcr
Iilhtigteit unb ibrer entpidlungs.
fdbigfeit oarnts Riieer 5ieben, onnn
ueroen Die 6urf oieien 9rieg &c.
ialogenen 8unOen iebr ihnea bet
lem.
sc. @unt6iloD, 8iaeprGiiocnt Der
buIqnril6en Observation-Disclosures
eab in ieiner 4ntiportreoe 81tlen-
riens Can't an Oas 6eutihe goIf
uno Sen &aiier qnsbrud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
Gin Oeut(C6er
9~(O6etrOtterl

8anoermel Der bier tiir5lid eiit.
getroffene @anoerUogel, iiber mel.
den mir ihon getern beridteten,
miro beute obeno I'M Muiifneretn,
II. mo SAP Cir, nod 9eenoigung
Der 5ngimn6e eiuen tleineu 8ors
trag il6pr ieine Srriahrten balten.
Ger i'll 4usiidlt geitelte 8ortrag
neripridt Elm iebr intereiioiten 81
mer0er.
Ger junqe 8eltuanoerer Der
ubri9cis nif)t ieinen rihtigen ga.
men onqibt beiinoet iidj oui riner
sYnBmonoerlillg nad) Gan 5rdnciseo.
seine gauge 4usrniting bcltebi
aus einem 0eutifeH 9tiiltnrrnIind,
etllenl fleinen Belt uno aohgelmlrr.
8ollbenlo, anieboien uno anief
itrilmpfc uno EN- 4nnr oer6er Sdus
he biIoen ieine aleiourg. Sut o0rr
adppe fragt or nlft quf ieinm Srr.
fabrten fam en- ourd Gor0afrifo,
ourdJqlterte Sioairifa ii. bereilt jet
Die Scr. Staateit. SbipoBl or me1-
rere Rale in @ef1br mar, ben
cn9lii1en 9Gi6eru in Die Sdpoe 81
fallen. geloilg es inn bod inner
ieine 5reibeit 81 retteu. gr nir1
luabriheinfid moreen iciue 8eiter.
reiie antrefeu. Ger @nnOercr bal
Gmpfehlungen bon ben ocufideI
aoniun in amerifa, 10 onB ieoer
3lpeifeL iiber bic 8abrbcit ieinet
@ortraae binfdaig miro.
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.~jraR5OIen greiten
Oerge6enS an
slnf Oem A'eitHfer Der Widne luar'
ben iie %mieOsrbult gddIagen;
1868 aefaHgeH.

Berlin. If. glat (5itnfenberiht }
Gas ariegSomt niel0ete beiite nod.
mittag 5olaenors: Starfe iron5o.
iii6e Streittr1ite srifien eetern bic
bon ms e~roberten SteQumepn aui
Dem 8eitnIer Der W1aas noropeitlidj
bon @erom, 3peintol an; ibre Mn.
critic ober muroen ieoesmal nit
idperen 9erllfiten hir Den 5ein0
abeerpieien. Seit Dem a. Ioi pa.
ben Die Gelitihen bel Den aompicn
in benz Ibihnitt ncs 9iigrls ao.
304 1868 unberpuuoete 5einOe &C.
fangen eenontmetl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
FREQ BiTeG 6ege6t
WeitereS 0er6re6en!

2anlmg. aas., II. g}ai. II 5reO
giiiel, Nlor0er Der pier5ebniabrigen
Gono 8insmore, bot beutc Dem
3uhtbollsludrter %gegeuiIbcr einee.
itanoen. oaB er nit Dem 9ouoiten
ioentiid III. Der Elm ReItourant in
Sopefa ousrdubte. so. 1elanDe, Der
Sod in Dem R~eitnliront. luurOe nti
aagemeine 8eronhtsgriinoe bin oers
baftet, ihul0ig befunOen mo gu To-
jdbriger 53udDtbausltrafe ~perurtellt.
8iiicll ttflo GeIoneD Iie6cn ein unO
o1sielbe 9t1ohen. utio 0a 0elaneg
erfolgreih mar, bate 8iiiell oicien
Oes einbruhs neroahtigt un6 lci.
ne SduIoigipredung berbeigeiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
srnniuitn inb nnreidnaas1.

8oris, II. Wtat. Sn einetn
9lrtifel I'm .@do DC 8oris" riihmt
Der a~faOenifer Renbof3 Den gglGn-
Senoen @eiit" Der fran5ofiden gta-
ton uno iagt i'm anidluB oaran,
oaB ole Seniter IN Den S6uiern
Der CHAMPS @Ipiee bereits gegen
hobe @reiie an 2eute perruietet NOR.
Sen ltn0. Die 3eugen oes 5riuntpb.
5uaes Der iieereiden frousoiiifen
Srrppcn nab Dem ariege iein mol
len. (%aommentnr itberfliiiig)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
uGen WOGen
OeCterrRiC6er mer0enl

@ien, If. Moi. lleber $4,000
ruiiiihe @efongene, meldje nidJt nod
RuBlano 5urld5ufebren miinidcn,
baben in elmer getition Die otter
rcihiide Regierung Inn bic Grlaub
mis- eriudt, mad geenoigung Oes
arieges in 0eiterreih pobncn bIci,
ben uno oiterrei6ii6e Stnotsdnscbo
riae weroen al onrfen. Die Reaie.
rung bat iid nod niht entldloi
lem, oh iie Oem @eiuh nndeeben
miro, bod lit IS bodit Dobri6einlid
ooB ole 4ntiport Jiiultis lmiten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
SoSfsnadridten.

8ran Anlalio yiifUlat leif iIlnI
imoBlDon5ia Sabren tn go. l7t3
lRol. erlte StraBe p%obnbdit. lit fee
ie 9tadyt in GouatD Soipitdl I'M vi
fer Doll - SdbrcH aeitorbcn. 5ie
itanmie ols Sodicn mo tam Dor
uielen 5abren nod 4merita. Sie
binterlaBt feiue 0irctten &lutsper.
manotctl Gie 4eeroigung finoet
arritna Morgcn ln 10 llhr bon
oen observation-disclosures pon Gnlc
lcaap, 2616 Jarnam Ctr aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11

rs 01iteIieOer oes goumer
clial Clubs beiudten geIteru Die Grte
Blair, CALHOUN 3ecumnb Decatur.
2oon lmo Craig. Inn mir 0mobn
gropoganoa 81 MAIDEN. Sic mlr.
Den ielbitreOeno i6eroll auig bette
onieenonmen.
Qie 3. % 6. Y. (gerein
dlriitlider jungcr 9idnner) miro III
0ipieut Sabre feline 5ommerldulc
ciifridteL Da bic itdbtiidlen 6iientli
den 5druleu III Oieiem CONNER oics
3u tim borbnben.
Die felt 5omstoa aus Dem
eIterliden @ouie ipurlos berifmrirl
Oene i~4i1brisc Soa bon GtliielI
lDur6e gejtern in Der 8obnlutg bon
n 6. IuttIe 1927 5ranfIin CTR.
oeritedt aufgefun0cn. 3ie ausreibe.
rim mltroc scr Sinner. gclpabranitolt
ubcrgeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
unter0ruCkte men0en
(id6 on Wi[IOn!

Berlin, IL. M1ai. Gunfenberiht)
sSn S6ueoen bot i'd cine 2ign BON
in RuBlono mobnenoen 8%0lferitdm-
men eebiloet, ole bon Der rliiiiden
Reqierung ibrer politiideii 5relbelt
beraubt uno unterOruft per0en. Der
8oritanb oieier 2ign bat iih nun.
mehr an grafiOent 8ilion nit Der
Bite gelDan0t 8u beranlaiiciL oaB
lire 9eioen gemil0ert ner0en. lin.
teridrieben lit 0ns Document bon
5~innLGnoern, Suoen, 8olen, gitou-
ern, 2ibldnoerrI ufrainern. 8ntten,
@eorgiern uno Robnme0anern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
O6regOn unO Scott
in S6(nBROntereBl
&Om Aelnltat bsrieIbeH mirS q alb
banern, Oh co sam Srah init
WleEito tDmui.

Isl 9oio, Ter, IL. ylni. Die
~Senerdle Scctt mb buniton ia.
ben bcute aeeen 10 ubr morge1s
Die SAfubtonierert5 nit Dem meIi'
fani6en ariegsminriter 0breeon err
offnet. es mtro ooraui b%ingewieien,
0ob Is bon Dem 3eiultnt oieier DE.
ipretune obbGneen miro. oh bic gu.
ten 8e5iebnusen spiihen betoeiI
21n0ern belteben bleiben ooer nift.
MmeritaHrr %grrarHt.
@ofbington, fl. gtai. ale IN
Merito dni1iiieen 4merit1ner liro
oufaeforoert moroen, oas 2nro 10.
tort al perlaiien. lleber bic @nt.
midlnuqen IN @erifo biilen lid
oie 8eeierunesbeomten IN SdDei.
gen. aaes bGnet oobon ab. melhen
gerlouf Die beiittse aonieren5 NIT
Cbreeon nebmen miro.
Sdnbmahreseln g%etrpffeu.
@dihington, IL. Wtai. Der
qansen amerifaniiden @ren5e eHt.
lang bot bic 9egierltng, iolte es
p[Gsli6 gum 9ruh nit Wterifo fom.
men. umfoiienoe SdubmnBregeln ge,
troffen. es miro nodmals berii.
6ert, oob Die Regier1ng bon Dem
einmal eefabten 8Ian. ale Srup.
ben 70 lanse in Merifo 5u belai.
fen. bis 9ian unihdoIid gemndt
moroen it, uiht obeeben miro.
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Warftberi6tt.
3liuOpirb 3uiubr 1900.

linSpis6 3ufubr 5000.
Neef 5tierc, glorft ieit; 10 Is
b0ber.
@lite bis bette Sd1rIiuge 900
$40.
Corn geiiitterte 9eebes.
3ieuIid cute bis cute $50
9.35.
Tlitfelnlabige - so.
@emobnlide 1880.
aiibe, BART felt.
Gtllte ais beite ailhc 6.50-1.2 %.
3icmIih cute 5.00-6.50.
9elters, Nlarft Innginm, felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
gofumptipfadrer utranhmortIidl.

8oi6iugton. II. Iai. Die
3piid)enitaatli6e oanOelsfanmer
bat nod i~tatt9ebabtcr llnterludlng
iber Oos am 20. Ndr8 ltotigeiuH.
ocre @iicnbnbnungliid bet 2mbcrit,
Ohio, oohn entldiebru, Dab Der go.
fontotipfuBrer neB iar nasiclbe Der
autmortlid BIT balteH III.
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Gr6alten eu6ner6O6una.

Genber, IL. g1ni. = 6inftmienO
QnqeIte1te in Den Stnhlperfen Der
COLORADO 5ilel Sron go. baden heu-
lie einen 2obnnufidloe erbalten. Die
|@eieaifnft bat naourd cine Mehr-
|nusgabe bon $4,000 monatIid
a~orporation fam 0ieie Wtebr-
|musgnbe ieoenfaQs gut ertragen.)
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AeO0rrte Maikdfer
n(s 0ie6tutterl

aopcn6ageit, III. Wiai. Der
8iener aorreipon0ert Der aaieler
3eitlmg" nteIoet ieinem 9Iatte, Dab
getrodnete Maifdfer in aorl5 Gciter.
reid ungarn ais 8iebiutter be.
nuBt meroen. SIN gnn5en Reihe
weroen Die Mlaifaier bon Der Sful
jugen0 etngcfangen u10 abgelieiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
RnTen ra6ren nd iuisSer.

8ien, fl. Mai. Mus Dem otter,
rcif,iId.ungariid)en @dltptaunrtier
lit bier Die Gad]ridt eingctroffcu,
onB bic Huiien cine grobc l1tig.
felt enttpidelu; audi Die Stalicner
iino tros Der erlltterten Shlapper
pieoer sum qneriif iibersegauaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
WGGeraug5eug
tur5t in pOtOma6!

Boibinston, II. @tai. Gin
neues 8oGerflns3eug. oos belite Ell.
ne llebunesfobrt nornobnl. flnppte.
als es 500 SUB bod empnreeitiegen
Dar, pl0slih suiommen uno ihlr5te
in Den gotomnf 5IrtB. 3mei Der
titnf SnioiIen ertronfen. Ole orei
an6eren muroen mebr ODER fpeuiger
ibper Derlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
lserioualnotisen.

SIN areiie ibrer 5nmilie ieierte
geitera 6rou Wforig Sug, 2713
iaoI. 81. CTR. mobHbnit, ibren So.
@e6nrtstng. sfrou 1ns 5dhIt 81 Den
befonnteiten oentidleu 6rauen Der
Sii0ieite md lit Die @lutter non
6rou @eHrp 8eelt.
1err Batter Orb bieIt lid beute
Tit 0mafa out rut0 i~tattetc mld Der
1ribunc einen nngeuebmcn geluf
ab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
lradltSampfer torpeOiert.

MonI, II. Wtoi. - % mlr6 offis
8iea genleloet, 0oB eiil nit ariegs.
material beIooener oiterreidiiher
s5ro6toafnpfer on Der ol6aniiden
.ailite BON einem fran50iiiden laudl
boot torpeoiert uno perienft NOR.
ben lit.
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'auf Dem 8cit 2apn 5rieohofe ne.
ben Der Seite ibres Dor 8luei Sab
ren peritorbenen Soften itatt. Ser
9aitor O. s. Safer miro Die Iratt
~erfeier leiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
bis bette Sellers 7.5o-

@lttc bis bette Sellers 80
$50.
3iemlid cute 7.25-s.0O,
stOfcrs uno 6ceoers. Ianeiant,
fdt.
$50.
RittclmaBiee 7.60-s.t0.
@en0brli4e 6.75-760.
Stod Slide 6.50-7.75.
Stod Sellers 1885.
Stod a1lber 8.0O-8.50.
8eal adlber 7.00-9.00.
Bulls, Gtngs, 6.00-8.00.
5dweine- 3ufnbr $500; Mlarft
feit; ale irub ~berfauft.
Sdafe 3uiu6r $50; DART 10
b0ber.
Hammer II $3.50.
@ioOcr 8.25 $50.
Sd9rlinge S.75-t0.75
0iuttcri6ofe 8.75-9.10.
Chicago Marft6eridt.
3uingr 1900; Martt
felt.
0oditcr grci8 9.95.
Sdmcine- 3uflbr 10000: Morft
geboten 10 b0ber.
9oditer &rriS 1000.
Gurhi6nlttsprciS 970-9.90.
Sdofe-3nfubr 10000; 0larft feft.
annins Sin @arft6eridt.
GinbbieB 3ufnbr 1000; 9torft
meiiiens 10 bober.
5toders feit. I
adlber. ihtpdh, felt.
Shlpcine 3ufubr 6,000; 0lnrft
felt.
@oditer 4reis 9.s5.
1urhidnitt5preis 9.60-980.
Saaie 3uhibr 1000; Aarft lang.
ian.
Ct. 5Oiepb Marttberidt.
HinSUiel }uiubr 1900; Morft
fcit; 10 1Dber.
Sdiueine 3uiu6r $500; Mdrft
fcit.
Gnrdihnittspreis 9.60--9.80.
SAaic g5ufnbr 1,S00 Warft itdrf,
@oditcr &rcis 9.S21A.
Sammcr 1900.
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stidcreimnitcr Zoe,

@robe glusmabI BON 5tiderci
nluiterltldcn @robe q bel y
3oll. 2eidt 8u %poiienoe @lil.
tier. einidlieBtid s9ertc bis 81
80 .. 7F'itoa 1Oc
i4ll
SurGcf Naib So. Placement.
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arinae 30 Sc.

6ringes 4 9oro lang; Nus.
nail bon braun grim uno ccru;
aud goIitergufflcs, ale 5ar.
BEN ! gnro lang; Spe.
5iol per Stiid ....... ~
burger .gsaiB 50. Saiemsut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
Nnlsfranien Zoe.

Gin lid boa oer bilbidcitcn
0oIstranieL einiflieBlif arn.
aen un0 Nlunitetten @nrnitu-
ren, gcitccs. Sabots uno sails.
ridden, friiberer 9reiS bis 81
SOC; Greitag 8ur Nus. 4 n
nabl fiir ......... wv
snrsef. Rnib So. Saicmeut.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23
Play Ball !!
Princess Theatre
Thanksgiving day.
Skifington--Gottschalk Nuptials

A very quiet wedding was solemnized
at Sacred Heart church on Wednesday
morning, Nov. q, 1916, at 900 o'clock
when Miss Ruth L. Skillington of
Yale and Mr. William IL. Gottschalk,
of Capac, were united in marriage by
Rev. FIR. Melting.
The bride was attired in ablue travel
ing suit and wore picture hat, gold
lace and fur, and carried bouquet of
yellow flowers.
The couple were attended by Miss
Mary Skiffington, of Yale, and Mr..
Leo Sheridan, of Croswell.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Margaret Skifling-
ton, for their immediate relatives.
After Dec. list Mr.. and Mrs. Colts
chalk will be at home to friends at
Capac.
The Exposltor offers congratulations,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23
Additional Local

DR.. Wight did business in Port HUI.
ron Tuesday.
Fred Mathews and family were at
Almont Sunday.
Rain Wednesday night and today.
1t was much needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane were in
Port Huron on Tuesday.
Jim Muir, of Detroit, spent the first
of the week among Yale friends.
Fred j. Chamberlain and little son
and Squire Lang were over from Jeddo
Wednesday.
Street Commissioner John Henry
placed the "kivers" OH the water n.y.
drants this week.
Mrs. Chas. Trumble and children, of
Brown City, visited Yale relatives and
friends over sunday
Mrs. VIM. H. Learmont was called to
Thomas Saturday on account of the
serious illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller, of Ber-
vile, spent Sunday with Floyd Fergu-
guson and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Ferguson.
Rosa Shefllebien underwent a second
operation on Saturday last and is re-
ported as getting along nicely. DR..
Wight performed the operation.
The Laf-a-lot club held very enjoy
able meeting on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. George Cameron. The
hostesses were the Misses Layman,
Brown and Heying.
John Fry, of Port Huron, was in
Yale Wednesday. John had the mis-
fortune to drop heavy iron onto his
foot and has been laid up for two or
three weeks. lie is just getting out
around again.
Dlau DalI 7
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23
MEN FEEL TIRED. TOO.

While much is said about tired wo-
men ii must be remembered that men
also pay the penalty Of overwork.
When the kidneys are weak, inactive
or sluggish, when one feels tired out
and miserable, has the "blues," lacks
energy and ambition. Foley Kidney
Pills are tonic and strengthening. They
act quickly. II. L. Hennessy. adv
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M. p. Church Notes

REV. +. l.. CRANDALL, Pastor.
Subject for next Sunday morning
service, ain the School of Christ" In
the evening, Rev. Harger, president of
our conference, will have charge of the
service. Sacrament will be administer
ed and the doors of the church will be
opened, giving any who wish the oppor-
tunity of uniting with us. Those wish
ing to be baptized should be present at
this time. We feel sure this service
will be rightly named when we term it
"Our Love Feast"
On the following Monday evening,
the.second quarterly conference will be
held in the prayer meeting room. We
trust all the members of the church
will be present.
Our young people have decided on
their cantata for Christmas and we ex-
pect will soon be practicing.
We wish to say to all, who in anyway
helped to make our supper of the 18th
success, that your help was apprecia-
ted and we thank you.
The X. of ID. class will be entertained
at the home of Albert Thomas next
Tuesday evening. This class is pro.
crossing rapidly under the able leader
ship of their teacher, Rev. Crandall.
Next weeks, Thursday evening pray
er service will be lifted as we expect
goodly number of our people to attend
the Union THANKSGIVING service held
in the Christian church. Our blessings
are legion, let us therefore render due
thanks to our God.
The l.. B. Q. met this week with Mrs.
l. Martin. New officers for the coming
six months were elected as follows:
President-M Mrs. G. Slosser
Vice President-Mrs.L l.. Munro
Sec. Il Treas.-Mrs. j. Thomas
Asst Secretary-Mrs. j. Heinmiller
Papers on the Topic, "Home Life"
were ably read and discussed. Next
meeting of this class to be at the home
of Mrs. Slosser.
l.. A. :. met this week with Mrs.
Holmes. There will be no meeting of
this society Thanksgiving week.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Owing to the confusion in the names
of two Doctor FraZers on Military II.
DIR. X. g. Frazer, specialist on Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat diseases wishes
to announce bis office on the ground
floor of the Yokom Bldg, opposite the
Harrington Hotel, lOll Military street
Port Huron, Mich
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THURSDAY, November 90, 1916
HERE AND THERE

AAHouo WIN ho'O q Poy-uP "OOh'
Verda Hall, of Brown City, is very
sick with scarlet fever.
Dit Walker, of Capac, will spend the
winter in ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Melvin local talent will soon give "a
Pair of Country Kids" drama in four
acts.
The new golf links at st. Clair are
nearly finished and are pronounced
very fine.
Capac village water has been pro-
nounced unsafe and must be boiled
before being used.
Mrs. Z. j. Clothier, of Peck, has been
taken to the State Sanitarium at
Howell for treatment.
Peter Boyce, of Emmett, has purchas-
ed the Percheron stallion owned by
Masrick Bros, of Casco.
The ST. Clair Republican put into its
office last week a Mersanthaler linotype
machine, model nineteen.
Sanilac county has petitioned for
four more standard schools which will
make eight for that county.
The Dromore farm at st. Clair ship
ped Ia fine horses to New York this
week to the New York Horse Sale.
The Capac school has gone through
the spring and fall without base ball
game and without football game.
The Cottrell coal dock at Marine City
gave way last Saturday and let some $50
tons of soft coal down into the river.
Joseph Hirschberg, owner of big de-
partment store in Deckerville, has sold
out to Milwaukee parties and will move
to Bad Axe.
Someone is stealing the traps that are
being set by Memphis hunters nova
days. James Durfee had % stolen and
Garfield Masten lost IL.
The Sanilac County Reunion Associ-
alton in Detroit are holding monthly
balls in for the purpose of getting all
together for good time.
Because of the shortage of coal,
Croswell will be short on electric lights
until the scarcity is relieved. Lights
out at eleven o'clock now.
st. Clair Congregational church la
dies have compiled cook book filled
with the very best of recipes. The
local merchants are helping out with
ads.
Fred Hollis, of Columbus township,
had two horses die last week and an
other sick from some mysterious
disease. The ailment is said from au.
thority to be infectious anemia.
Harry. IL. Lester, editor of the May
vile Monitor, is up against it, being
quarantined with smallpox and the
paper in charge of a new man. Here's
hoping things turn out all .. X.
John Taylor, Brown City farmer,
will excavate for a pond 60xl00 feet
in area, which pond will be fed by
spring water and later Mr.. Taylor i'm
tends packing ice for future market
ing.
The firm of Hugh Woolman & Co.,
of Sandusky, gets the contract of the
Rouge river drain in Newaygo county,
Que of the largest ever let in Western
Michigan. The work will begin Janu-
airy l.
Two Sandusky trAppers took 1917
pound badger from No. Victor steel
trap the other day. The catch is con-
sidered prize as badgers are very
scarce. The pelt of this one measured
II by 42 inches tip to tip and is a
beauty.
The Old Gibbs Tavern built in Caro-
in 1860, was Caro's, then Centreville,
frst hotel. Since then it has been used
for many purposes, and having served
its time, was last week torn down to
make room for the new Montague OPP
era House.
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FOUND-On the streets OF Yale an
auto crank. Owner call at Exposition
Office for same. 34.2
CORN-Will have carload of Ohio
corn on track at Yale about the mid
die of next week. Place your orders
early. Phone l25. ED. Sheehy.
LOST-An oil cap from the wheel of
my funeral car on road between Yale
and Melvin, Wednesday. Finder
return to George Cough and receive
reward. SAG
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No. 227.
y EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
YALE STATE BANK
RESOURCES.

At Yale, Michigan, at the close of business,
Nov. 17th( 1910 as called for by the Commits
sioner Of ihe Banking Department.
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Poultry Wanted

Am in the market for poultry of all
kinds and will pay highest market
prices for same. Will buy every day.
If you have any to sell let me know
and will call. John Sexton,
1913 Yale, Mich.
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RESOURCES.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
goans and discounts -. .$2lS,5SS ~ S2ls,5SS II
savings Dept. ............ 1922 IS
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sTATE oF MICHIGAN, -

COnnty OF sc. Clalf, -
/. VIM. II. Learmont. Cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
and belief and correctly represents the true state
Of the several matters therein contained. a.
shown by the books OF the bank.
VIM. III. LEABMoNr. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd
day Of Nov, 1915 Guy r. Beard,
lMy com. exp, May %, 1917 Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest
James Livingston ]
James McColl , Directors
Alex Pollock
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23

European Plan: Rooms SOC, Use 81 90
Everything First-Class. CONKLEMAN'S
RESTAURANT In Connection. Best 35c
Meal In the City. GIVE US A TRIAL.