davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-31
Dodgers Split With Braves

Brooklyn, May 30.-Brooklyn obtained an even break with Boston today by winning the afternoon game in a sensa- tional pitchers battle, 1 to 0. Nearly 25,O00 fans saw the contest, which was won in the seventh inning when Cutshaw singled, took second on Olson's sacrifice and scored on Meyers hit Wheat pre- vented Boston from tieing the score in the eighth with sensational enchanted running catch of Egan's long drive in deep left Scores: Morning game:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-31

IOCdIS ZZ U T" IU +Ran for Schmidt in seventh.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-26

no idler lives thereupon. We want to see that the Hartleys that lie ana that mislead and that misrepresent the facts of the case be placed where they can do no such harm.
 We want to control the industry that's it, not the job but the in- dustry, so that it's democratic ad- ministration by the workers therein could rebound to a greater human happiness and a greater human wei fare. We want to abolish the pro- fits that are wrung from the tears and the sweat of labor, from wo- mems virtue and from manhood 8 health. We want to make this world better and brighter and braver place to live in, where no man durst make another afraid and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-26

to every man that labors shall be afforded from his labor ample and sufficient as there comes an ampli- tude and a sufficiency under modern conditions of socialized production. We want real industrial freedom and that will come only through industrial unionism. It will not come through the Hartleys be they ever so fair spoken or ever so hypo- critical. It will come from organized labor alone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29
@enn mir BEN Wltt hattem.

@enn infer &ongreB Elm 6eIeB
onnabme, Dos folgenoes beitinlmt:
yGerabreoungen, Die Sic gilt-
ooer Musfl1br BON @aaren ooer Die
gerfiigru1g iiber in @merifo ii6 be-
finoIide Glitter unb @aoren 6e5tpef=
ferL Iollen ungiiltig fem, foas oieie
8eifrarlfung Oerart tit, BOB lie Die
Sntereiien fremoer Staaten foroern
fam. @er gegen oieies @eieb per-
TtoBt uilo fid Die CUR Soroerung
Ser britiiden Snterelien bnrd Die
Sdtpor5e 2iite auferlegte 9eidJran-
flung eefaQen 1dBt. miro 81 elmer
Celebrate BON $t0-$t0,000 ODER
S1 @efGngnis bon einem Wonat bis
81 einem Sabre perurteilt. User
ourf) 0adridten iiber oie eigene
Satigfeit ooer Ole alioerer Yerionen
IN anoerer @eiie bel ser lteberipa-
dung ser Gin uno Iusflbr Der
8aaren mitiuirft, miro, lpertt DIE
leberpadulng our6 cine fremoe
Madt alsgeiibt miro, ODER wern
Ser getroffene oie Sntereiien elmer
fremoen Mtadt forbert, 5u elmer
Celebrate bis an 10000 0ollars
ober gu @efansnis big gu einem Sabr
perurteiIt. SIM @ieoerbolungsfale
miro oie @ef1ngnisitrafe biz gu 5wei
sSSabren erbobt, unb IN Defenders
ldperen Salen fam ailf 3lldytbaus-
itrafe BON Stpei @onaten bis 81 5pei
Sabren erfannt fperoen."
@enn infer aongreB Elm ioldes
@eleB nnn1bme, idreibt @ermania-
Scroll, Damn pdre Die Sdipar5e
|2tfte Gnglanos fir uns erleoist.
SreiliG miiBte oann Der aongreB
and Mittel mb @eee finben, nm
SEN amerifaniiden 9iirger oanor 5t
befditer, oaB Ell BON Der britil6ea
3egierung oafiir beitraft miro, neil
er SEN @eiesen amerifas geborim
mar. 90 ser aongreB bes geipalti-
gen, freien, md6tigen Mmerifa, bas
mdftig gernig lit, Inn anoere NatioF
men 81 5ermalmen, iperln es mill, ben
Mnt bat, Sen 8iireern @merifas
Die Moslidfeit 81 perfdaffen, Den
amerifaniiden @eieten ungeitraft 5il
gebor6en?
Sdtpeoert, oas fleine neutrale
Sdneoen bat ben Mut gebabt. 0as
oben angefibrte @eieb lit in S6ne-
oen erlaifen lporoen.
@enn = netn mir ben Wltt bat
ten --
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29
SnIann.

Die Sdltstratell : Slga Sit
9eem Orleans beabiihtigt nod mei-
tere @erfaufsiteIen anf ben Stra-
BEN al etablieren, mo Die 8oniumen-
ten sic Sarm Trooufte brett Don
ben Sormern ~einfaufen fonnen. Die
Srauen b~eba1lpten, oaB lie our6 Die
bisber b~eitebehoelt StraBenmarfte
gegen $12, 300 eeipart bdtten, Die
JOINT ben 3miidenbdnolern 5ugefal-
len ipdren.
Sn gopefa, San, ~itiir5te Der
alitItieren6e 9unoes autralt 6ran-
cis sc. 8arop aus Dem 5eniter iei-
mes Inn oritten Stodmerf zines So
tells gelegenen 3immers; Der Manll
mar aiieenblidlih tot.
Die 8robibitioniiten oes Staa-
tcs @isconiin b%eabiidtigen Sic @e-
trGnfe : Sroge bei BEN @ablen I'M
Sabre 1918 auf's 3apet 81 britgen
40 Ser iebigen 2egislatoren lolleu
8n @iiniten zines Prohibitions
Mnneltoements iein.
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49,
Qnfunft
$50. 16-@on 9ouIton, @aeo nno Cor
pus gbriti ........6:55 nadm.
$50. 14-@on 3omiton uno aiiiteno.ten
O.UU DDIHt.
$50. 12-gon Doafum unb Rif4enorten
go. 41-Won @errbiIle 1905 BORN.
$50. 43--bon 3erbile. nur @onntngs :.
$500 1bef1DS
SO. 145-Won &errbiIe, tdgIiH, alsges
nor1rnen Sonntnas CAB abenhs
Mbfanrt 81.
$50. 15-ga6 5onffon, waco uno Corr
pus gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
$50. 13-Nab 5outon unb aiiitenorten
lU.4o dben0s
$50. 1t-Nad goafum unb 8iiftenorten
2:U5 rlnd1I1.
SO. 42-Nad @errpiue, MIR an Conn
SO. 146-Mab aerrbire. .5:o5 abenbs
$40. 146) 9ad &errbiqe tdgIi6. nllsaes
rion1n1er G~onntnas. -. 7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29

So, Die @eIeaihoft geDt nod met
ter. I'm etwa nod l1nentl6loi1e11e1
Ole lesten 8eoenfelt 6u nebmer, fDer-
oelt perldieoene Ausfprn6e aus Ge=
ben oes Brdiioenten iel6lt alieefiibrt,
in oenen er iih oara1lf bernft. bob
er mir oo3u % ieit ben 8iaen oeS
golfes gu erfiiGen. Oieien 8iaen
ioa inn nun Die nit mogliflt pieIen
nnteridriften bon 8iirgern ~perlebene
@ingobe flor MAIDEN. Dab Die iiber=
piegenoe Webr5abl oes amerifani=
Iden Golfes, neull5ig POM Slilloert
ser ean5en 8epolferung, NIT oenr
Ser5en auf Seiten Der IIiierten
fitiinoe bas miro niht mir pornls=
gefebt, oos miro geraoe5u ausgeipro=
den. Mlio lit es sic Bfli6t ieoes
eften amerifauii6en giireers, Der.
iein 2anb aufribtig liebt, oofiir elm
3utreten, oaB Die Ser. Staaten bdn=
oelno in oen &rieg eintreten.
0os biirfte mol oas Starflte iein,
mas bislona Dem umerifanilden
geboten muroe. 8dbrenb Ser
Braiioent ielbit itets feline Srieofer=
tigfeit betont uno iidJ nod fiir5lih
Dor Ser @abl ooral1f berufen bat,
BOB err bos 2ano aus Dem ariege
gebalter, fommen amerifanildeI
giirger ber llno mo1en i'm our6
unterIdriften i~iberreoen, oaB oie
uberiuiegelloe Mebrbeit oes 8olfes
Sen arieg noble u11b boB er al1o oie
bo6e, oielem @iqen nadl5u=
aeben uno oos 2ano in BEN arieg
al itiir5en. 9as lit cine 8eleioi=
qung oes 8olfeS uno oes Yraiioeil=
ten, oos lit 2anoesperrot ulto ionte
ais FOLDER geobnoet tperoen. l1no BOB
tie oie 4nfforoerung 5um 2anoesper=
rot our6 Die Boit p%erienoen, oos
iolte ibnen audi ni6t 10 bingeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29
Die Deuftse Gage.

Madenien lit etpas meiter auf
gnlfareit eugeriih. Die guleaf
rem Iino an orei StelIen iiber Die 90
nan gegangen l1no Salfenbapn 1T
ebenfalls peiter porgeorunaen. Sn
@l1fareit fiiblt man ii6 in sefabrli-
der @eile bebrobt nno Ser &6nig
ipmie Die &eeieriing Ioaen Die Stabt
perlaHen boben. Sn Der 0obrubidn
lit Ser refte Sliigel Der MofenIelt-
iden Sruppen porgeriidt uno in BEN
&arpatben boben Die Ruiien fleine
grfolge errlingen. Cont 1T nifts
BON 8eneutung eemeloet poroen.
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e. ". Ii. & 9. 6. & @. u. 9epOt..
Gnfunft =
go. 2-Won Corpus gprifi iinb Gdrris
30 Sprtngs .......:b:30. natbrn.
SO. 4-Won Corpus gbrtft Y. Drotpts,
bile ......... ..7:UU PORN.
Abfn6rt -
No. 1-ytaA Corpus gpriitt 1900. /.
..10:S0 BORN.
SO. 5-Wad Corpus Gbrifi nnS gars
riao Gprtuns -.~....10:45 abenos
samta &c Is. 4. O. 81. Sepot).
Gbfahrt-
$50. 6-0dd benz Ssoroeu 1900 nadn.
go. 2-Ia6 DEM Norben. .9:15 MORT
Gnfnnft =
$50. = Som Ioroen $50 BORN.
SO. 1-Som Norben ..S:05 abenbs
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! aber man fab Elm, oab er iid) 81
Observation-Disclosures menig eignet.
Nlio baute ma uromiid". 0enn
aerabe in iener 3eit batte man, dbl
lid| mie EN- reid gefporoener gafl-
fier, oas 9eoiirfnis na6 einem mob
len Stommboum ent0edt. Otan be-
fonte feline lateinii6e Gertpanot-
Tf)aft. Die &umGnen iinb Sro5ier,
oie bon romiiden 8olonilten Dor
1900 Sabren romoniiiert rp1roen,
uno es itebt feinesmegs felt, Bis 5n
fpeld)em Grade iid) bas SLUT Der
uripriinsIiden Gaiie nit benz lotei=
niifen permildte. gs aeniigte
Sen &um1nen nidt, BOB Tie cine
tpolgeitaltete, temperamentuoue, M
+teaieente Static 1ino; iie p1roen 60
mer. Maieitatiide Sdulen, maie=
ftGtifde 9reppen, pompos, plld)tia
I'M @eldmaf bes Harpeniis. Gas
9oli5eigebGltoe uno oas neile Diff
5iersfaliro iino eridrede1loe 9eiipiele
oieier Gntgleilllta.
@as Ser groaomap fir 9tefp 9orf
lit, lit Die Galea fir gufareit. Sic
lit oos Ser5- Der Staot. Sier iino
sic @eid0ftsbduier, Maga5ille, $50.
tets; bier libt man an ben flei1en
rl1noen Giiben mie in Garis por Den
aoffee6dulern; bier trifft man feline
gefonuten llnb Sreunoe. @S 1T
ntdt rtotig, ienranoen ouf5uiuden;
in Der Golea &ictorici miro nan i'm
lider finoen. Man fennt iid nab
einigen @o6en. &unoerte BON gbp=
iioqnonlier, aopfen, oie man I'M
nler mieoer iiebt, 5ralen, 4ntos
unO 8ferbe. 0os @ebrange bon
MenTden uno @ogen lit bier oft 10
itarf, baB Ser Bauer, Der bonn 2on
De b%ereinfommlt, 8u 5itteru beginnt.
@rt eei6ulteI S6ubleute regeln Den
&erfebr. Som Worgen Bis ipat in
Ole Nadt binein flatiden Die lin
fen 9feroebnfe atf Dem 4spbalt Der
Galea 8ictorici. Senn 81tfurelt lit
Die Staot Ser raIfen @agen uno
ser ifonen 8feroe. gs gibt bier
@eipanne, oie zines aonigs wiiroig
p1ren.
Die @aleo 8ictorici aber luimnelt
BON MenIden. Shone Sralten, 5u-
ipeilen ettpos poqe Saremihonbeften,
bralngebrmrnte 5erlumpte 3igeune-
rinnen, Sffi5iere, ba1fig et1pas
g~efenbaft. SIM groBen uno gon5en
lit oas StraBenbilo gar5 euro
pGii6. Nur 90 uno BORT Elm Brie-
Iter inn aofton, sic bobe id1uar5e
ODER rote Mfiibe nuf ben 2oden. Gin
paar 9anern in bortenper5ierten llno
eeitiften aittelil. Cine reid)e 8aue-
rim, balb perihleiert, in rotgeltif-
tenn aIeib. Ger1pubrlolte 3igeullerirt-
men, Sic betteln. 3ulpeilen perirrt
ii6 al6 elm Shlengeipam in Die
Stabt. Blobli6 ertonen Die 8fei=
len Ser Sdutleltte: Der &onig fabrt
ourb Die galea 8ictorici. ooer Der
Gronprin5. Slm 0fittag lit 8ufareit
tot. @egen s[berlo ober ertpodt es
mieoer unb beginnt 81 lebenl
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Cine Mnffproermng sitm 2anSes-
uerrat.

Cine @eieai1aft, oie iih uImeli-
ean Higbts league" nennt uito in
Seem gorf ibren Sit bat, perlenoet
ourf Die Ypit Sltgbldtter nit Der
afufforoeruilg an Die 8iirger oieies
Sanoes, unterlbriftlib cine @runb-
iaterfldritng an5uerfennen, ourf
oie auf ben Y~r1iioenten elm Druid
msgeilbt meroen lol, nm oie Ser.
Staaten muf Seiten Der @Giierten in
Den arieg gu 5ieben. o@ir iino Der
Mnfibt, beiBt es % II. a., odB anges
iifts oieier 8eltlage ole 8ereinigten
Staaten nidDt neutral blei6en loa-
limo Damn miro es fir cine
Bflibt Der Menihli6feit erflart,
baB Die Ser. Staaten enti6ieoen ge-
gen Die nSeutoniiden 8erbiinoeten"
uno fir Die MGiierten eintreten foll=
ten, INN Dem 8reuBiiden Wilitaris-
mus elm gnoe 5lt MAIDEN. Mlio cine
@ufforoerung gum 9riege, mie lie
beiltlid)er nidt geiteut iperoen fam.
ltno tomas perienoet Die @eiell-
idlaft bur1 Die 8oIti
Ger Snbalt Der SlugI6rift Ielbii
beitebt banptid6li6 oarin, oaB oellt-
lfJe 8olf nit Sfmub 5u bewerfen
uno Die Hegiernng als erblid) uuh
| grilnbi1bli6 belaitet nit Der 8nt,
&rieg 81 fiibren uno anoere 8slfe1
au unteriofen, bin5uiteaen. Natiir-
Iif) miro nuf nidt periaumt, Die
yltn6riitlihfeit" 6rieorids bes Gro
Ben auf5utiiden, Inn Dem uf)riitli.
dem angeliodien eine@aniebaut arr
| 3ujagen, mo5lt audi oas ietige Blind.
mis- nit Ser Siirfei berbalten muB
l~teberboupt miro Die Staats Sit
| liffeit Der oeutiden Hegiernng uni
oes oentiden Bottles als etpas elm
fad) ltndriitlides bingeitelt nni
iiber ben ,aategoriIben Smperatip'
| SAINTS Ser Stab gebro6en, neil el
| oas G6riitentllm nidt erieben fonne
| llno 10 meiterl Gs mioeritrebt ms
, off ben llnlinn uno aa' Die SoSbei
wieoer3iifduen, Die lid, oa auf Ii
0rudieiten brett madt. @s lit gun
Grbreden, mo5lt iid) oieier 9uuo iii
anlerifaniide &edJte binreiBen IdBt
8fui Ser S6anoel Sopas tut bod
fem anlt1noiqer MenId).
llno nit iolden @emeinbeiteu iol
len omerifoniihe 9iirger oo5it &c
brod)t meroerL ibre gtomen inter elm
Gineobe an Ben 9rdiioenten 81 ieter
nm i'm oabin 81 bringen, gege'
l0eutidIan0 oen arieg 81 erfldren.
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4ae Gurten BON 9rnd : grbeiten,
mic giher, ,Splbers", griefbpsen nnb
apnperts, Sarten, Girenlare, Ginlabun.
een nfp., In 9entid muo GmalifG, nett
ansgefibrt. MtIfun e 9 d. 10 c O..
M a n 9rintina So, 206 Raunrro Ctr.
Gel. grpfett 1925. fHua.l
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CROWN BOTTuNG COMPANY,

gbep. Nsnelcr, @eimdftsfiibrer.
III Sones Gbemie. aegeniiber Der Gone
Stor grauerei. Gan Nntpnio. Eeras.
~ Sobrifnnten bon alien Grten Sos
%ooipaiIer. @ineralipafier uno por5iigIih
benz tpoIbefarnten afthia SETTER
eeibe 9efebbpne. drete ablieferane.
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BOT mad Der alien 9eimnt.

Die nd9Tten neutraIen DaInpfer,
Die Yoitiaben fiir 0eutfdlarro uno>
Seiterreid.l1neorn BON @ep glorf
m%itnebmen, iin6:
nSreoerid VIII, Copenhagen,
5. DECEMBER.
limited States", Copenhagen,
Soturoab, 8. December.
.gereensfioro~, Bergen, Samitag,
8. DECEMBER.
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g. 8. & g. n. foanptlinie.)

gnfuuTr
ao tot- e,,,r,et o;r;tes nm ae,n SIR.
lanS BORN.
.;seo w" a.s a' S Sa,,,s
wo 7Mgm1e1.uo INN m.tn SrI.ons
1920 bnrn,
~8-S6nen5us bon Sci Mio
1900. 1850 BORN.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-12-22
A LESSON.

The little town of Phoenix, N. Y, was
recently burned out 1t will take the
people and business of the town long
time to recover from the disaster-if
they ever succeed in doing so. The
pitiful thing about it all is that it was
unnecessary. The town was situated
on river and good-sized canal ran
right through the town. There was
plenty of water to put out the fire. But
there was no fire equipment to use the
water. The only large pump in the
town was located inside the factory
where the fire started, and its very
location soon rendered it unavailable
for fire-fighting.
Foresighted and public-spirited men
had long urged the people of Phoenix
to protect their homes and business
against inst such danger. But the
expense had looked too big. They
were cautious about spending so much
money for a modern, up-to-date fire de-
partment and apparatus. Now they
have lost absolutely all they had
through trying to save little.
The story has big lesson for city and
town alike. Don't be stingy! Choose
the right men to spend the money and
then let them spend all that is neces-
sary to protect against fire, against
disease, against ignorance. Let US have
our fire departments, our fire-proof
buildings, our sanitary measures, our
good schools. Some day, maybe, well
realize that they were worth the price.
That's a preparedness toward which
the most extreme pacifist can look with
Joy and satisfaction the while he works
with Che most belligerent to achieve it.
Grand Rapids Press.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-12-22
Christmas Gifts at .Mack's.

Miss Clara Thorson is home from
Charlevoix.
Mrs. F. H. Steele is confined to her
home by illSess.
H. H. Cummings made business trip
to Bellaire Thursday.
Miss Agatha Kenny is home from the
Normal at Charlevoix.
Miss Della Parker returned to her
home in Echo, Monday.
Carl Heinzelman of Midland will
spend Xmas with his family here.
Miss Ruby Flynn went to Deward,
Thursday morning, to visit friends.
Mrs. Thos. Brennan went to Cheboy-
gan on Friday, returning Saturday.
A. E. Alexander of Alba was In the
city the first Of the week on business.
Mrs. L. G. Balch left Wednesday for
jamestown, N. Y, to spend Xmas with
relatives.
Otis Smith Of Mackinaw City is guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. c. V.
Trumbull.
Mrs. C. C. Vardon entertained the
local telephone girls at her home last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gibson left We'd
nesday for Jackson where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Jepson OF Detroit is guest
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Howard.
Mrs. Isaac Bowen of Flint was called
here Thursday by the death Of her
father, E. Hammond.
Charles Phillips who left on the Str.
Neff first OF the month for Buffalo, N
Y, returned home this week.
Miss Mary Berg who is teaching at
Marion Center will be home Saturday
to spend Xmas with her parents.
John Cummins who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Allen at
Smyrna, returned home Friday last.
The Latter Day Saints will hold their
Xmas exercises at their church this
Saturday evening, beginning at 1880.
John Gunsolus was the lucky person
to receive the 81 jewel gold watch at
the skating rink, Wednesday evening.
Frank Ames of Traverse City was
guest at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
c. r. Alexander the latter part of last
week.
A miscellaneous shower was given at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Coykendall on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Louise Renard.
Mrs. Dalton Gay and daughter will
leave this Saturday for Detroit, where
she will join her husband and make
their future home.
iHC MuuiClpdi SiulStliidS Tree was
placed in position, Thursday forenoon
and the work of decorating, wiring,
ETC., is now being done.
Mrs. H. ]. Bryant and daughter, Miss
Daisy, who have had dress-making
parlors over Mrs. Boswell's millinery
store, moved Wednesday to the Gibson
residence on Upper Main-st.
Miss Mary Zoulek, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Zoulek of Wilson town.
ship who has been employed at Detroit
for the past few years, was recently
married to Mr.. G. Lousier of Alabama.
Masquerade Skate at the roller rink
Dec. %. Prizes for the lady and gentle
man having the neatest costumes
representing something. General ad-
mission 25c. Skates free. Skating
saseion in the AFTERNOON on Chr;etpnoc
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-12-22

fjames Painter is home from Detroit.
Thelma Mcdonald is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Leila Seymour left Thursday for
her home at Flint.
Miss June Hoytis home from Ypsilanti
for Xmas vacation.
Carroll Hoyt is home from Houghton
for the Xmas holidays.
Miss Nina Stewart came home from
Ypsilanti, Saturday last.
Miss Leto Stewart is expected home
from Detroit this Saturday.
Miss Hazel Cummins Of Ypsilanti is
expected home Saturday tospend Xmas.
Miss Lydia Cook of Detroit will spend
Xmas with her mother, Mrs. C.. Cook.
Moses Lemieux of Flint will be home
Saturday to spend Xmas with his family
here.
Rev. c. H. Lee Of Gladwin is guest at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Ashley.
Leo, the ten-months-old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Allen Bolser passed away
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson OF the 500
is guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
d. L. Wilson.
Bruce Dickie was called to Arthur
City, Texas, Wednesday, by the death
of his mother.
Frank Calkins has vacated the Com
mercial Hotel and opened in the Bell
Hotel on Safest.
Mrs. Jos. Junget and son OF Detroit
are guests at the home Of her parents,
M and Mrs. L. A. Hoyt.
Mrs Len Swafford is able to be out
again after short illness, and is assist
ing at Blount's Bazaar store.
Mrs. Stanton Gregory and son, Harry
Of Flint are expected here Saturday to
Spcuu AiiidS Will TclduNtS.
Mrs. Geo. Jepson is home from De-
troit to spend Xmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. X Bader and children
of Boyne City will spend Xmas with the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Porter and son
left Thursday for Mt. Pleasant to spend
Xmas with the latters sister, Mrs. John
Benford and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Malpass and the
latter's mother, Mrs. johnson of Cadil-
lac are expected Friday for visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Malpass.
The six-weeks-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bisonette passed away Tues
day. Funeral services were held from
the home, Wednesday morning, con-
Quoted by Rev. John Clemens.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Porter will leave
this Friday for Butler, Pennsylvania, to
attend the funeral of the latters sister,
Mrs. Dickie who died at Arthur City,
Texas, Wednesday evening. The flu
neral will be held at Butler, Pa.
The Relief Committee of the Com
munity Christmas must have a
large quantity Of clothing and
eatables if all the needy families
are to be supplied. Contributions OF
toys, chickens, potatoes, underwear
and mems coats are especially needed.
These should be delivered to the com.
mittees' headquarters in the LaLonde
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-12-22
STOPPED CHILDREN'S GROUP COUGH

Three weeks ago two OF my children
began choking and coughing, and saw
they were having an attack Of Group"
writes Billie Mayberry, Eckert, GA. 4
got bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar
and gave them a dose before bedtime.
Next morning their cough and all sign
Of Group was gone.'-Hite's Drug Store,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-12-22

Otto Soehner will leave Friday for
his home at Elkton.
Richard McKinnon of Flint visited
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Donald Patterson of Ellsworth
visited her sister, Mrs. j. Mollard, last
week.
Mrs. Vim. Bodrie entertained her
cousin, Mrs. Brancho from Blue Lake,
over Sunday.
Mrs Geo. Glenn and children left
Wednesday for two weeks visit with
relatives at Butler, Pa.
Miss Eva Heller OF Sault Ste Marie
will be home to spend Xmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heller.
A surprise party was given Miss
Phyllis Weisman, Tuesday evening the
occasion being her birthday anniversary
Miss Eva White went to Petoskey,
Wednesday, where she entered one Of
the hospitals there for slight opera
ton.
Miss Winnie Maddaugh who has been
teaching near Gaylord, will be home
Saturday to spend Xmas with her
parents.
Mrs. r. N. Spence and mother, Mrs.
Sophia johnson returned home from a
visit with friends at Mackinaw City,
Tuesday.
Our Fire Department are conducting
a series Of dances every two weeks at
the Armory. The next one is schedul-
ed for Friday night, Dec. 29th and an
invitation is extended all to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crossman left
Thursday morning for Grand Rapids to
spend the holidays at the home of their
son, Earl, after which they expect to
leave for California where they will
spend the winter.
Capt. Bennett of the Str. Venezuela
left Thursday for Milwaukee. The
barge came into port first Of last week
with a cargo of iron ore for the East
Jordan Furnace Co., and the sudden
freeze locked the boat here for the
winter
Christmas vacation started in our
public schools Wednesday and several
Of our teachers have gone to their
homes for the holidays. Among those
Area. E. Wells to Muskegon; B. j.
Holcomb to Traverse City; Miss Harriet
Thomas to Reese; Miss Ada Coleman
to Wheeler; Miss Selma Anderson to
Tustin; Miss Ruth Durfee to Ypsilanti
and Miss Ruth Weston to the 500.
Elias Hammond passed away at his
home in this city Wednesday evening
after an illness of several years dura-
ton. Mr.. Hammond was a veteran OF
the civil war, and has been resident
of this city for a lumber of years.
Funeral services will be held this Fri.
day afternoon from his late home, con
Quoted by either Rev. T. Porter Ben.
nett of Hartford or by Rev. Clemens.
Christmas Gifts at Mack's.
Alma College Male Quartette-four
young men selected as the cream OF
the Alma College Glee Club, which is
famed as the best body of its kind in
the state, will give concert at the
Methodist Church, next Tuesday eve
ming Dec. 26th. A good miscellaneous
program of mnsic and readings under
the auspices of the Epworth League
Admission Is cents. Children under 1;
Is cents.
Christmas Gifts at Mack's.