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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Nus otr 8unbesbauptitabt
Hrotel it 9ceen britiIhe
h r.5c Cite.

@ al bin9tul 30. Suli. @inen
nellen uno oiesn1al u9an5 beionocrs
trafti9en Trotet" ipia Die gunoesz
re9lerung segen bo5 @prgebel Ser
Nbrttlden Jfc9ierllng bon Stopel la1Icll
'obnlo ibr Die jiin9lte idiuar5e 2ilte
anerifanilder Sirrnen uno @clddftsz
leltte, Iolpie Die ba5u seb0ri9c alntlic6e
slntilnnignng Der 2pnbpner Gcgtcrllno
TN SSortlmtt pprlieet. 99ian bcfilrdtct
lo9ar IN Observation-Disclosures arciien,
naB oicler pffenbar feinhlclige, 9cgc1
Den $5anoel Der Ser. Staatcn geridtetc
slft oic ieit sRpnaten in Ser oleifell
slnseleaenbeit sefiibrte apntroperle
alf Die Spibe treiben lnb 5u ciner
ernlten Striie fiibren mag.
Sn Staatsamt l6eint man Iidl oe5
grnltes Der Gage bplauf belpllbt su
1eln, Do Die bon ber britileeu @erfiiz
|9ung betrpffenen amcrifonileben sir
men bon iebem panbelspertcbr oout
pie nltsgelblollcn tperben, pbslpor es
IN ber2onboner Proclamation" beiBt,
bab nur britildcn llntertbaneu Der
3anoelsberfebr nit Sieie,t Sirmen un=
Fter'ngf 1T. Gle mllb nbcr al1dl- in neus
tralen 2dnbern cine dbnlicbc @irtunq
ausilben, "a es cine gauge Geibe neuz
trailer GeId1aTtsbduier gibt, bie aus
Sllrdlt. sIeidfalls ouf Die ld)lpar5e 9iz
lte 5n fonmen, ieocn @erfebr nit Sen
on Den Stranger 9eitellten amcrifani=
ld]cn Strn1cn einltellen pilrfte1.
Sis sum- Gintreffcn Scr amtlihell
9onbpner slnfiinbi9une lit man int
Staatsamt oa,it beitaftist, pns
gtatcrial su lamncIn, Sas ncn 9rpz
tclt sur Grunpla9e oienen lpl. sGun
mirb unter anoerem norauf peripeiz
len, baB Sic britilelc 9ieeierllne be-
reits npr lan9er 3eit cine ldnparSe
Sllte altf9ele9t bat. pbnc SaB anlcris
faniiche Sirnen bisher borunter 5ll
leioen batten, llnb oab ale britiIdell
Observation-Disclosures lit) lpciz
germ, Srad,t BON 6irmen, oie nuf oicler
Stlte iteben, sur Seforoerrns an5uz
nebmen. Selblt neutrale 9fbebcrcicll
fplgten alls Dem bercits crlpibnter
8runbc picIcm geilpiel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Scr britii h e Scnf.

apnbun, 90. Sl,li. Sic Geutz
Ic1cl1 lillb Iiiolid Ser 5pnme bon
eillcm lpiitberbcn frans0liiden Mneriff
Sllr Infgabc bon @5rdben ibrcr erltclt
2inie OIL etpn 6 Wieilen Srpnt gc@
5ipllngcn ipprben llnb babcn nDrhIi1
pesSluiies aud 1000 sarbs pbcr mcbr
an hic 9ritilcfen bcrloren.
Sn Sen aan1pfen an1 9onnerstag
nobmeu Sic SranSpIen 1900 @efans
gene, 3 Gclhiikc, cttpa 80 Ma1dincnz
fanpnen llno cine Metsc &ricgsma-
teriol. Sic Gn9lanber itieBen in ibrcn,
@prbringcn ouf bnrtnddigcn gSibcrs
ltanb nnb Der &f baltert l1ptb in
2pn9ucpal 1nb I'M 9elpille @ebDl5
fort. siprbDltlid) BON @erbuu ipollen
Sic Sran5picn ipeiteren SortI6ritt
nabe Sbiallmont rnb Slellrp gemadt
baben. (@as alles bon 8erlin bcltrite
ten ipiro.)
GiibpcItlid bpn 2utsf ltnb loultiuo
in 8plbpnien 1inb bie 9euti6cn llnb
Scltreidcr pffeniiu gc9en Bic 9fulieu
bor9c9all9en unb babcn Grfolse er@
3ielt, lpie Berlin berid)tet, ,tnb in ser
9tcgipn ppn 9iiga ipurben ltarfe rllli<
idc Mngriffc ab9eiblaecn. (@ieier
gbctl bes beutigcn pffi5ielen 8erliucr
8cridtcs lit lu1terlhlasen iporoen,
pber ionitipie pcrlpren 9esaugel1.)
Muf Dem alltru italil6en arie9sz
1dJnupIab perbi,1bert iWed1tes sSetter
s,,r 3eit Sic Gperatipnen il, Der &C.
birgsrc9ipn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

9ralioenten lm6 2anIins nit unb lit
lett bereit, NIT Sen 9t6lnodnngcn fir
ba5 3uIanlmentreten BON aonrniIIdreu
Der 5ipei Nesierun9cn por5ugeben.
IoH gutter 9lutpritat berlautet beue
te 9dat6t, oaB lpenn Ser aomnliIlionsz
plan an9enonn1cn Miro, Die apnuni7z
lore @ollnaft cr6olten iollcn, ouh
a e Srngcn be5iiglid] ocs amerif.
@ren5ldjuses 5lt erortcrn, cillIhliebIih
Der allmdligeH 3ltriicf5icbung Ser
onterif. Sruppen. uen1 Sic 9efoctp=
He9ierung Sen 9emeis ibrer 5abisfeit
lieIcrt, peitere 9onoitell5iige berbinz
pern 5u fDnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
aleine &riessnadridytcn.
@ Of i9 10 n ipa + t.

u u ~. aSltlt. Gt1c Jtellfer>
pepeId)e bon appcnba9en melbet
~9entlden 3eitun9en 5ufolee lit ber
5nr 9isppiition 9eitcIlte Nbntiral bon
$ . tenoorff gu einem ncuen
Ierlpaltlln9spplteu in Der Marine erz
l1annt tpprDen, Der als borbercitcnbcr
Sd)ritt su einem aftipcn &ommanbo
betra6tet ipirb.
Momiral b. 6pleenborff lit Gin I'M
timer Sreunb pcs Mbmirals bon Girs
ptb nnb leine @rnennlng ipirb in Ser
bilbnn9 NIT ber mDslideu 8iebcrauf~
nabnte Der ocutldcn ltnterleebootsz
tbatisfeit beoba6tet.
II ter &C B oot ecfapert.
2pnbon, 90. ssnli. Sic erlte of
fi5iclle slntiinoisuus, bab @rpbbriz
tannien Elm mincnlcgenbes beutides
II 8oot bon Der II 35 &la{le 9efaz
pert bat, ipuroe in, l1nterhaule bellte
bon abmiralitatsletretdr Sbos. $.
Wcgeamara gemadbt, iuelher iagte, bab
eines bieler Sdiffe nad) 2pnDpn gez
brnd)t ipiirbe. ln bont Yublifun be-
lidtigt 5u iperbeu.
3eppelin anscbIi1 SER
fDrt.
2pn on. 90. Suli. Gin Zeppelin,
Ser fiir5ltcb cinen slngrifi ouf Sligo
madte, purbe bon ben rullildcn Ib%
ipebrseIcbilben mebrmal5 9etroffcn uno
fiel nabe Suffltm inncrbaIb ser bcutz
lcben 2inien 81 @obcn, mic cine Genz
tral sielps Scpeldc bon Soaag aui
grnnb anseblidcr 8cricbte bon &fIn
mclpet. Sic Mebrbcit Ser Mor1n1daft
bcs Zeppelin ipurbe gerettet.
3 9arboneIlen fir Sen 3ar.
2onbnn. 20. Suli. Gab on 9alBz
lanb Ser 9elib Der bciben Seiten ser
9aroancllcn perlprpd)en ipprbeu lit.
miro in elmer 3uiammenltclllng Scr
bisberi9en &ricgscreisnilie bltrd Dos
9unaconlnlittee fir 9lrmce lnb Slot
te, lpie in Ser 3eituns u9fubfD glpz
ppc" perDffcntlidt tatcgurild) bebaupz
tct. (Seripro6cn lit ppbl mDglid).
aber @crlprcbcn uno 9alten lit 5tpcis
Grief.
|9cutldlanO eab britiI d e /,
Sampler fret.
2pnb DON. 90. Suli. Ser britildc
Gumpfcr slbams, ber am Gienstas on
Ser lhlpcoiihen. .&iilte bon einem bertz
id)en Sprpebpbppt 9efapert iplrbe, lit
elmer Serlinsr 9epelde pia slntlterbam
5nfol9c ipieber frei9elailen ipprbcn.
Sdlpcben bate eincn pffi5iellenGroz
teit seaen Bic gelhlasnabme bieies
sbiffcs innerbalb ldlpepilbcr @elpdlz
ler na6 Berlin geridtet.
3u beiB fir Ste gnsz
ldn 5 er.
2pnbpn 90. eSnli. Ser fplgenoe
pffi5iele 8erid)t bon ser briti1hen gr=
petition in Mclppptamien purbe beute
ausse9eben:
vseit Der lebten Mittheil1lns bon,
13. suli lit nid,ts bon S,ltcreiie be-
rit)tet lpprocn. Sic $5ikc lit iiberrta@
Zig. geit mebrcreu 1a9en lpor Sic
Sen,peratur int Sdatten iibcr 12O
@rab."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
PIG -221 4. sh. ga0enport, Sa.
&rie9sberi6te DerlDorreu uuo wioer=
ipre6eu0.
n tdetmt Die Sage ,nperdmoert az ieim
'loet abpeBr a0er franS0li9en uno ruil4eu Muarife


hp 29oo @clan9ee 9eladt baben poen 3mcn Gerhcu no
Sh9lanper nprp1) Dcr CONNIE np fci,e
cr nod I'M ab1tt 2pnguebal Seb 9efanpf 9eutld 2inien
laltct fcl la9t Berlin - Nc sda Sa6ona in sen Iprz
bergen Der aapatben I'M Ghnge ebune ar aipcclbate
unape9en - np Die Gbple feint ni belono en9 fir Sic e
zen gu eben erober trfdcr Sie9 icr Saeer in Srpois
G5an5c 5000 Stalianos sangcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
s lottenbilI I'M III c / M Of
auf Ser 6 ont


Senotpr 2afollette per5ogerte beutc
Die slnnnbne ser Slpttenbill lpiebcr,
bd CT leine 8ebe bis lpeuige Mlinuten
oor ber Gertasung fortleste. Sobalo
ct gliidIid) fcrtig mar. lebnte Ser Se1
nat nit Al Su iein sln1cnoment ab,
pab es amerif ariegsId,iffen pcrbpten
iein ipIle, Gripatldulpeu SIT fplIeftis
ret pber slnipriide bon amcrif. @iirs
germ pber &orppratipnen slt crSlpingen
Su 7zltiinbiser 8ebc flaste 2afpl@
lette Die 9robcn Sinan5interelIcu ocs
sanpcs ulL bie in slpei srnben SSaIlz
ltreet9rllppen fpn5entrirt leicn, be-
fannt als pie Mprganz nno Die Stan1
|barp1l apn1binatipnen, pcrantlportz
Iid fir Bic @clpcalln9 fir sic gruBc
Irmec llno Slpttc Su iein.
Sas ncuc Waril1eprpsramnL erfldr@
te 2afpllettc. bebeute Sen Infang elmer
Tolitif, bic Slotte in bcn llddIten sem
Sabren 10 9rpb pbcr 'grDbcr lpic Sic
britildbe su lnuhcu. n@cnu Sbr 10
baut, meroen Gneluno llno Scutld)z
Ianb abcr nod mcbr bulen. SIR ucr@
set lie no5u treiben. Cure ein5igc
&ren6e miro Damn sic GirenSe Ser ppnl
an,erif. &olfe Su tra9enocn Stelerlalt
lIein."
9tah ser Gertuslu,g hcutc gad)t
lIagte Senatpr Slpuuipn, Der Hcicrcnt
Der Bill, bab CT ocreu slnnalme mpr@
gen erlpartc.
sge tere s. pnferen6en
sniid9eu bem amtircnbcn Setrctur
Hulf nnb bem mer. Spfdafter slrrez
bonbo iperben ltattfinocrL lpbaIo ser
9ebtere benobrihtiet lit, pb garran3o
ben ibln ecltern giaht tele9rapbirtcn
fGlan fir Sic lpeitcrcn llutcrbunnhne
gen annin,nt.
9err Yplf tbeilte Sic Hcirltate lei
1ner llnterreblln9en nit slrrebpnpu pen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
Sic GrDbib. GatiDnalfunpct,tium.

u NJ ination ite6 8niid c II
Sul5cr uno 6onlg.
ct. EauI, 30. Suli. gsm. gulz
SCI Don 9ielp gorf fam 6cute bier an,
nm filr leine GrnennuHg sunt pro6i6.
&mtoioaten 5lt ngitiren. Sic ssreunbe
BON s. S. S5al1lD bon 9SnSiana berlud@
ten Bic Domination in etner Iadtz
lislng 5ll er5iuin9enl aber pbne CT
|folg. Sic &pnuentipl1 NOR beute nur
ircllige Winllten in sisuns uno perz
sagtc lid biz lnprgclt. ssn Der 3tpiz
lcicn5eit miro Sic glatfornt ausgeafz
beitet.
Sas erIfc @cIddft ,rprgcn miro sic
@crathuna Ser Slatfornr iein lnb
nadbcr iueroen bie 9ipnliuatipnen gcz
nabt eSl Ben Glotfprlnet1tipllrf bat
ba: Committee bercit5 9larfen fir
|gleic6es Stirtnrcft uno GppoIitipl1
gegen Dos 9liiItllngsprogranln Ser
oenlptr. ltnb republ. Garteten aufges
npn1ten.
Sic Sii6rer be5 S1onlu slnbanges
laseu berte g'atlt, oaB bas @rIdeinen
Sul5cr. ppr ocr annpcttipn bic StGrfe
ihrc5 Gnnoioaten nicht bccintrdftiat
babe lnb lie 6uperiidtIich Ieiell oab CT
nprgcn I'M crltcn Ballot sic 9tpnlinas
tlpll crbalteu !peroc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
sts masrte.
EruSuHe.

G6itaau, 20. Suli. @ei5cu
11lA Slli, 1t51s Sept.
&orll so SSuli, 1919 Sept.
Safer - 40$4 Sl,lL 403s Sept.
@etreioe fir 9aar 9to. 2 rotber
ssSinterlpei5en 120; aorn glo. 2
so; Safcr, Stanoarp, 1919.
Sfoggen gto 2 nontinea.
@erIte - CTS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
@ieb nnb 9srupiiiunen.

Gbicagn 90. sSuli. 9linopicb
3llfllbr 5000. Stiere SS.00-1t.-
90; aii6e lmo Hinoer $3.75-9.60;
&alber $s.25-tt.75.
Sdnpeine 3ufllbr $1,000. Ste.
tig SIT $9.t0-10.2o; 5luneiit 5u
So. 9.50- 1905.
Sdafe 3ufubr 10000. Stetig.
&iooer S6.75-S.30; 2annner ST..
90 1850.
@eiIiiael Siibner 1711a, Springs
81 25c.
Butter - Creamery 2311a -271a.
gier - Nrima 21-2212c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

babe, bcren 9aciultate bisber aiinitie
fir Die 9illiien lcieu. Ilbcr bic1e,n
aampf, Scr lih in sen Gurpatben abz
lpielt, baben bic gulien Sic Gffenlipe
ipieoer gc9cn aopcl nno sslapin,irz
gSplinsfi, luipic in Scr 9egion bon
Nlgu allfgenommen.
Sablpniba lieet in Sen aarpatbeu
lllolid bon &olpmea llnD nabe ben1
nDrbIichen gnbe ei,1cr Ser nad ltnoarr
fHbrcnbcn ejcbirespdiie.
9 20 Der tiirfiider 5icg in
Sripplts.
&onltantinppcl, 20. eSuli
6olscnpcr offi5ieuer 9eridt lpurbe aez
ltern perDffentlidt:
"@uribp Eald)a Fat Sen Stale
nern III Sripplitanien llnb be1, gnaz
lanoern I'M lpeltliebcn aegppten iblpere
gerlllte beigebrad)t. Sn leinem lebten
aampf NIT Sen Staliencrn in ser Nabe
bon Misratab, nnt Mittelmcer in Sriz
pplitanien. melher NIT cincr saieberz
la9e fir Die Staliener enbete, bat Ell
200 Sffi5icrc l1nb 5000 Mann ocfanz
gen genonlmen nnb "a Gjelcbiise erz
beutet. Naisratab unb 9jciabio befinz
Den lte9 in ben Sdnben nnlcrer Sreiz
lpihiscu. 3pilden Die{env feioen Grtc,1
llno Der &iiitc befinben lid feline Sta
liencr mcbr.
oSm peltIid1en slesbpten babeu
unlerc SrcilpiQiaen liegreidje adupfe
beltanben, bodg licgen nod fctne gins
5clbciten ppr.".
Ser tiirfiicfe 9eriht ,uelbet audj
Grfplae 9esen Sic Sriten in Meipppz
tanlien (in Der Stabe bon 8asra) unb
gc9cn Sic Nltilen in Hcriien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
|TlottenbiQ iulmer nod ni0t an9euonlmeu.
persoserte ne s,pei Sage ourd) yseoem
6atte aber fenen auoerweitiseu Griolg oamit.


aoan beabli9t enen arfen EroI 9csn en9ano lua qtc
bon onerf 6nen Eroipnspartc Saul niro heutc ibr,
ElatTorn annbmen no @omnotonen Sic 2e1tid(anp
nod nt obseabrcn grpb @oriiht n6t6a rc tic up briet
Sptonen belauer miro &Qa5 Gean0enao6mc o mai er1rz
tet n e o bon Garronln ein9dlocn l1uIere sruppe,
1ert9 5ur abo9rt - gber bie sd3lafuagen c9lcn nod
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

Ser ltnteridieb: bei slusbrlld)
bes fltballiibcn &rieses par Die Be
reitlhaft nnangelbaft nnb Ser &atrio'
tisnms grob. slnaclidts oes meri-
|faniiden &rieges lit oie 9ereitlhaft
mod lnangelbafter unb Ser Tatriotiss
anus berOauerlid) gerillg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
8usban.

3lpei ielograre &obler iiben bintcr
her sSront I'M oid)ten &ieferlpalo ibr
.frieolidps @alolperf aus. Wean fnnn.
tc ibre bon brennenben Meilern lun-
aebelm Siittc cirt Sopu nennelL lpcrll
l,ibt inter ocnt epigen slrtillerie-
lfeucr oft Sprengitiide in sefabrlide
9sabe flogen.
,Sbr bobt's fein!" iagt ein Sab
rer, Ser @ol5foblen auflaoet. vSbr
lebt bier falt 10 rltbig lpie oabeim irll
9ar5!"
.6a1t 10 rrbia?" laden Sic beioen
utallienOmal rlrbtger bier fommen
bp6 feline @erliner ber!"
cNe,,tid,In1,Sn i5t ,,,,r GnnSeIS,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21

uGeutihlano" lit nur &anbels-
idiff mo 5par ems, oas apirflid)
ban0elt.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Relief and Employment Association

The annual meeting of the Central
Relief and Employment Association
was held Wednesday evening in the
municipal court rooms. The following
officers were elected for the comino
year: j. A. Armstrong, president; w
A. Upham, first vice president; o. l.
Sprague, second vice president; Miss
Desdelore Stevens, recording secre-
tary; Miss Nan Todd, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. George Mclaughlin, treas
urer.
Miss Ida Peck was again secured for
social settlement worker and has al
ready commenced her work.
All the charitable organizations Of
the city are interested in the work of
the Central Relief Association and the
people of Owosso will be glad to know
that the good work of last winter is
to be continued. Anyone knowing Of
families or individuals needing assist
ance should call Mrs. George Ne
Laughlin, Union phone 1862 red, and
the matter will be promptly investi-
gated.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Graham-Alcombrack.

Roy Alcombrack and Miss Mildred
Graham daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Graham, Of Owosso, were mar
ried Wednesday evening at 1880 at
the home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. H. j. Graham, of Ovid. Rev.
King, of Ovid, officiated. The princi-
pals were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Auiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alcombrack will reside
on the farm of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Alcombrack, of Owosso
township, where he has been employed.
Mr.. Alcombrack was graduated from
st. Paul s Parochial school here with
the class of 1914. His bride has been
employed in the casket factory. Many
friends of the estimate young couple
extend hearty congratulations and
best wishes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
LAlNGS BURG.

The funeral Of Charles w Blood, who
died at his home two miles north of
town early Thursday morning, from the
effects of falling from hsymow in his
barn one week previous, was held at
his home Saturday afternoon, land was
very largely attended He was 70 years
OF age, and pioneer of Victor town
ship. He Is survived by his wife, one
brother, Ernest of California, and six
sisters, Mrs Place, Mrs Amanda Parker,
Mrs Susan Hubbard and Mrs Lucy Ty.
Ter, all OF California, Mrs Eliza Green
of Victor, Mrs Carrie Chapman of Lans-
ing. He was devoted member of the
M E church, and for many years a
member of the & A NJ, about 40 Of
whom attended the funeral in body,
and had charge Of the services at the
grave-Mrs Ar ma McMichael of Sag
NAV, is visiting at the home of her
niece. Mrs Charles Piper-Mrs Mary
Tripp and daughter Helen, visited
friends in Corunna over Sunday-Mrs
c. Piper and q N Albright are in
Saginaw this week attending the an
nual session of the / o o + Grand
Lodge and Rebekah assembly-Mr
and Mrs Isaac Rohrabacher have re-.
turned home from a visit with their
daughter and family at Bay City
Mrs Cora Swarthout left Monday to
spend week with relatives in Chicago
Mrs Nettie Smith visited relatives
in Durand over Sunday-Mrs E Hist y
has been spending the past week with
relatives in Grand Rapids and Kent
City-Mrs q N Albright is spending
the week with her daughter and family
In st Charles-Mrs Arthur Lashbrook
of Port Huron, has been spending few
days at the home Of her aunt, Mrs Aus.
tin Honsberger.;
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Celebrate Columbus and Angel Day


Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
celebrated Colum bus Day and Angel
Day at the lodge home Oct. ~. with a
fine program of talks and music under
the auspices of the wives and sisters of
the members, Mrs. James Riley pre-
sided, and music was rendered by Mrs.
Louis Dengler. Miss Julia Stack, Leo
Adams Redmond Walsh, Miss Loretta
Riley and st. Paul's school pupils
Frances Mitchell spoke of Colum bus,
Neil r. Walsh reviewed the life of
James B. Angel, Michigan's world
known and respected educators. Mrs.
N. r. Walsh spoke on Americanism and
Thomas P Phillips of Detroit, who is
employed by the Packard Motor Co /,
told of the educational work being dor 9
by that company. j. A. Cain, lecturer
Of the council, spoke briefly in welcom-
ing the immigrant and making a good
citizen of him.
A buffet luncheon was served and
card playing and dancing enjoyed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
NEW HAVEN

The Hazelton Womsn's Missionary
Society meet with Rev and Mrs Dens.
more. Wednesday-Miss Elva Budde
has returned to her home in Detroit
after visit with relatives here-Mrs
VIM Ward and daughter Berneta, of
Perry, are guests of Mrs Wards par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs q Fl Davis-Sev-
eral from here attended the silver medal
contest at Owosso, Tuesday evening.
Miss Eva Smith of this place won the
silver medal-Rev l. q Blood was
called to Traverse City last week by the
death of his sister in.law-Mr and
Mrs Warren Doan and son Wendell,
and guest Miss Elva Budde of Detroit,
visited relatives in Mt. Pleasant over
Sunday-Chas Cannon of Cleveland,
Ohio, visited relatives here the week
end.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Entertainment Course.

The Mems Brotherhood of the Baptist
church will put on another lyceum
course similar to that of last winter.
There will be six numbers. The first
will be the Royal Male Quartet on No
vember z. The others will be as follows:
Maynard Lee Daggy, lecturer, in De.
cember; Rounds Ladies' Orchestra in
January; The Potters, in musical mum.
bers, in February; the Stockholm Con.
cert Company in March, and the ORA
matte Players also in March. The
proceeds will be applied on the church
debt.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
ound Dead in Bed.

When his daughter called him Thurs
day, George Allen, Sr.. 304 lakewood
avenue. failed to respond, and upon
investigation she found him dead in
bed. A physician was summoned. 1t
was evident he had been dead for sew.
eral hours. He had not been well of
late and had only been at his work as a
carpenter Cor short period at time.
The deceased was born in the south
ern part of the state II years ago, and
for a time resided in Dundee. He had
made Owosso his home the past %
years. He was member of the G. A. R.
Surviving are three daughters Miss
Lizzie. who kept house for her father;
Mrs. Charles Calf, of this city, and
and Mrs. r. Lyons Of Ovid, besides one
son, George Allen, Jr., also of this city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Jury Must Decide.

A petition has been filed in the pro
bate court asking for hearing on OBJ.
jections to the construction of the Bron.
son drain in Vernon township. The
drain was petitioned for several months
ago, and is one of the several big drains
being constructed or proposed in Yer
non township Paul Follmer, it is un-
derstood. is one of the taxpayers who
object to the drain.
Judge Bush has set November as the
day for hearing. AS there were objec-
tions. the township board viewed the
route of the proposed drain, and de-
clared it necessary. A survey was then
made of the drain, and the matter was
then taken to the probate court. A
jury was impanelled to determine the
necessity of the drain.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
BURTON

Miss Sarah McWilliams, of Lansing,
spent the first of the week with her sis
ter and family. MIR. and Mrs. E w.
Mason. w G Stiff was in Detroit two
days last week on business. - The M
p Aid, which met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs e w Mason, fed ninety. five.
There were several from Owosso, Ovid
and Bennington. Miss Harriet Csdz
was the guest of Miss Mary Ellen Brooks
Sundav-Mr and Mrs E T WILDER of
Lansing spent part of last week with
relatives in this place and vicinity
Silas Bailey is spending the week at his
home in this place. Stiff and
Elwood Mason spent Friday night and
Saturday with relatives and friends in
Lansing. Mr. and Mrs A e Cadz and
daughter, Miss Harriet, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs Willard McCreery of Ovid
one day last week. Little Alice Eliz-
abeth, infant daughter of MIR and Mrs
Otto Cook, died Tuesday morning Of a
three days illness with spinal menen.
gifts. The parents have the sympathy
of the community T Wright spent
two DAYS in Detroit with relatives and
old friends. - Rev and Mrs w Sos.
trander spent one day the first of the
week with the formers brother and
wife. Rev and Mrs u q Ostrander, Of
Byron. - Farmers are busy drawing
their sugar beets to the weighing sta
ton at this place.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20

There are many issues in this cam
paign which will appeal to the Ameri-
can farmer. But the one great issue
which correlates his interests and the
interests of all the people is the issue
Of maintaining American industrialism
and of preserving the American mar
ket. Wars may bring high prices
while wars rage. A protective tariff
brings and keeps good times when
peace reigns. The men who have dug
the trenches along the Somme will be
digging in the fields when the trenches
are abandoned. A protective tariff
will be our defence against their pro-
duets.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
Death Of Mrs. Rebecca Mclean

Mrs. Rehecca Mclean died Thursday
morning at the home of her son William
at Clio after long illness with diabetes.
aggravated by fall two weeks ago.
The remains were brought to her home
at 800 East King street, in this city,
where the funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon at O'CLOCK, Rev. FL. A. Waite
officiating.
Mrs. Mclean was a woman of fine
qualities, a prominent and helpful mem.
Der of the Baptist church, and her death
will be mourned by wide circle of
friends.
Surviving her are sons William of
Clio, John of Lansing. Roy of Detroit
and a daughter, Mrs. r. A. Lord of
this city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-20
No Prosresslves on Ticket.

BY request of the men nominated all
names will be removed from the Pro.
gressive party ticket including that Of
Fl. r. Pattengill for governor, and
Henry Ford for United States senator.
The republicans have the only complete
ticket and 1t is almost certain every
man on the republican tichet will be
elected. But two or three Of the candi-
dates on all Of the other tickets are even
making an attempt at a canvass and
their efforts are principally to keep up
a party organization.