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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
13. 4fGra.

A1af BENT mefliben arlegsal1=
plns tum fit 8eoboh tungsauede oas
gsetter giinitig, baber auf beioen Set
ten lebbofte grtiaerie- bbddtigffeh on
ei1ueru groBeu Sbeile Ser Grort itaht=
fano. Dieie Sbddtigffeit eritredte iid
auf bei6e l1fer Ser Moas unb SOS
@ebiet Bis 5ur MoieI. 9luBer ei1pi-
gem Natrouiue efdnnpfen 1t1r6 6en SELL
idlag eines feineren Mngriffes Ser
Jran5ofen I'M 8rieitertpalo trug it@
nidts BON ge6ert11ng 5u. geod meb=
reren slufflar1tngsgefedten griffen
0ie 6eut1den 5lieger feirr0lide gabn=
bofe urro Weiilliitdroepots NIT grfoIg
an; beion6ers por 6ies sber 5oa on
Ser 8abnIirrie BON Glerrnont nod
@er6un Grei fein0lide 5lug5euge
uur6en in Der Gban1pagne un6 ei1res
in Der WaBgegen6 5erItort.
Gos Mrtiueriefeuer an Ser SSion5o=
6rort lit lebbafter. SIM 0oberoo=
slbidrriH miro NIT Ueinertperfern u1r6
Sunogranaten gefdn1pft. ssstaIieniide
Sffi5iere, ste fid 5u Suuie auf l1r-
laub befhnbe11 beridten> boB oie s5ta-
liener go115 furdtbore gerluite er-
litten bdHen, u116 boB 6ie Gage ON
ser 0lterrei9iiden eSrort gnn5 outs
iidtslos feien. SO nreIoen BerIirer
gI6tter ouf @r11n6 bon 111terreoun-
gen, 6ie tie nit gee11troIen baHten, sic
our9 Stulien gereiit moren.
staIieniide Sruppen, oie n11 I'M
teren Cement in gIbonien 3uriidge=
6lieberr tpure1r, 5ogen iid ols iie bonn
0itli9en 6liigel Ser oiterreihifden
grnree be6robt mur6e1, idIeunigit
}uriid, nnh6em lie eirige &anoreu-
iduile abgefeltert botte11. Guf ben
Soben nor6lib 6eres leiiteten 6ie
StaIierrer Damn eirrigen @iberitano,
iiberfdritten aber bolo onf Dem Guf-
marid 6en 8orgufa-JfuB un6 bra-
den Sic grufen binter iid ab.
Sic gerluite Ser britiiden Streit-
frGfte in Meiopotan1ien tpdbrenb Der
letten g9Iadt Bel GeIobie tperben
bon ser turfiiben 9eeresleitung auf
rpenigitens 5000 Mann geiddst. Ger
tiirfilde Beridt figt bin3u: nSSn
Nrabier, ON Ser gomo- -6ront begann
eire britifde AbtbeiIung BON 5000
Mann Snfonterie, uuteritiibt ourd
600 aapoQerieiten uno t2-Gentime.
ter.@efdiibe, eiren gtreif3ug bon
sbeihgosman. n0roIi@ bon Aoen,
uno beiette Mfifd. gie griff Die tiir-
tiiden Borpoiten NIT uberlegener
Truppenmuht an, ,puroe nber ourh
einen @cgenongriff bon GI gobitn
gum Solten gebradt. @o1 oreiitiirr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
0ie Rrie9sla9e.
Is. Nars

9eutf6e Sr1lppen babe1t, tppe beute
ulls 9erIin iiber Anr1terbuu1 oerlau-
tet, atpil1en 8etbineourt ur6 bem
SugeI gum Gooten Mann ei1ren Sell
in ote frar5oiifde Sront getrieben.
gdtbinco11rt lit falt gu 51Dei 2riteln
un15ingeIt, urtb ein geringer @orltoB
Ser 9el1tlden miro feline STUNNING
1rptfHper1big 1nodeu. Gie fran5oiiiden
Steaungen auf beur Siigel 5um Soo=
ten Monn limo m,fs neue gefabrod.
Sic 6ror1aoien beltreiten bieie er-
foIge, geben ober 5u, boB ibre Sront
ON stpei Turrften 51piiden 8etbineourt
u1lo oern 9iigeI gum Sooten geann
ourhbroden tpurbe. Ser oeltti9e Ir=
griff nrarttert offenbar BEN gegiu1
elmer groBen Sdladt. 0te Geutiden
beobiihtttiger1 offerrbor, oie fronaoiilde
6ro1t 1rorbapeltli9 ser @itn6elle 511
ourdbrehen ur6 10 bie frm5oliihe
Mrn1ee auf bem Sitl1fer Ser Moas OBJ
5uidrreioe11. 11ngebe,1re @orratbe uno
pieI Mu11ition fiir oie @rtiuerie >piir=
bel1 berart in bel1tfde 6dnbe fallen
9ie fron5ofiiden Offi5iere iino fid
oieler @efabr ougenideiulid betpuBt
Cine angeareine Offeniipe gegen pie
0iterreidl=unuuri1hen Gtelunqen 1ei=
tens Ser eeStaIiener miro mntlih aus
8ien ger1reloet. 3ie gefon11tma-
dl11pg bat folge1roen @ortIal1t: uSef=
tige &dmpfe e11ttpideln iid on Ser
Sion5o=Jront. Gie Ssstalie1rer griffen
NIT lturfen Streitffrddften on, tpur6e1r
aber mberun 5uriidfttrieben. 9lm Sol
meiner griide11fopf mur6e 6ie 8etbd-
tigung oes Sein6es auf lebbaftes
Se11er beidddrrfftt. sss1r ser Blopo-@e-
genb ihlugen 6ie fei1roliden 8eriude,
uriere Grabtperboue 5u berni4ten
febI. Mm @or5er grudenfopf fdlu-
gen 5lpei 2lngriffe gegen 6ie Noberbo=
Steuungen 1r1ub EN- Nngriff gegen ofe
yperihorBte Bride bon 2ueimieo febl,
besgleiiben orh nlfbrere Angriffe ge-
gen bie @odeberre bon 8ober6o. Sci
Snt1 Nearti1ro ftiir111ten 6ie ssstuliener
iiebe1r11nl. gie tpurben bom SSnfan=
terte= =9f1egime11t SO. 46 5uriifgetrie=
ben u116 erlHen idsuere gerlufte "
geo9 elmer antlide1r @rfldrung
aus Berlin Iin6 ane @eriidte betreffs
Ser aufgabe o6er ger50gerung Der
1euen Saudboottam gegen be-
mofff1rete So116elsldiffe 1trtuabr. @S
bat feline @er5ogerung itattgefunoen
unb bie Mufgabe Ser &a1upugne lit
iiberbol1pt 1rieurals in getradt ge5o=
gen 1por0en. Die &an1pogrre tit i'm
gege11tbeil IN boaem @ange.
SeIterrei6 bat leinen @eian6ten IN
9iiiobon ubberufen ur16 ben1 portu=
gie1tihen gelonbten feline EaiIe aus
gebdn6igt, uie bierber ge1nel6et miro.
@s lit nod nidt befannt, Oh bem Mn=
bru9 Ser ge5iebungen eine &riegser-
HGrung foleen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
Keil in dix $hla61inie getritbtn.
rieten Die 9enen beoennoe rs
seunnsen aats eetdbrae
Gnetomn8 ebt 6etrent
be8innt oHennn Son5otront ytr ais
tamieno 1ran3oiem 8eratbem In oenttte @ean8eni@att

len aus oe1r @albungen Bel @our=
beauty urb Gun1ieres getporfen; al1i
be1n ooiihiiden l1fer berrfdt nod oen1
loeutfden 8eridt @eidIis ttanrpf Dor,
bod gibt Hnris SortidriHtte ser 9eut=
liden in ser 8ieoereroberung bon
IDorf un6 Sort @m1r 5u. Sn Der
tGbmppagne itiirnte1r 1adiif9e Gr1tp-
pen norbtuetli4 bon Reinrs eire11
gbid1uitt Ser frat,8oiifden 9tnie (;
iiber iiebe1rbunoert unDer1uunoete &C.
fa1rgene 1rebit ei11iger Be1ite puroe11
oobei ge,uoft.
Scene 3ufamrnenitoBe ofterreidiid<
ungarifher urr6 itaIieniider Srupper1
fiiblh BON Gura55o in MIborrien er=
oeben nit 6e1n &iid5ug ser SS,ttoIie-
ner u1f Mplo1ra. Geutide Glug8euge
griffen anfdetrre116 nit @rfolg ein
r11iliides @eIdtpooer a11f ben1
IGdmar5en Meere ont.
0ie fra1BoIiide @erIuite Big gum
1. Mdr5 betruge11, tpie be11te IN Ser
I'm balboadlth befo1r1ngegebe1 miro,
insgeiann1t $500, 900 Monn. Sic
gan5e @udt seq 6el1tiden slrtiturms
ntiiiIen 6ie Sran5ofen uber iid erge-
ZEN laifen. @ie fdmpfen TOPPER, pdb-
re1t6 bse g1gldrroer 1rur etne auBerit
fdnpole Sro1t beiest boIten
Size gerie1rtung Ser nortpegifhen
gurf SiInis in Ser Strobe bon @abre
ideint einen 1reuen @onfliihh 5tpifden
oen gereirrigten Stoaten 1rn6 SEN
DeeiiHelmahten berbor5urufen. gs
Iiporen Mmeriitnrer ON 8or1. Sss,1
|aibngdpn ffst nson bou nieoer
|n11f Ger Banter, bod ID nrodt Merifo
m1genbIi dIid ser anpffdn1er5en ge-
mug.
Sro1r50fifde Stenu1rgen bon 400
garbs 8reite un6 5tpei 9ritttel Deei<
le Siefe tpur6en, uie bte Sberite
9eeresleitung IN Berlin nrelbet, iii6=
Iib bon Nille=mr=gois Bel @beim1s
gerpon1men
Ser anerifanif9e 9anrpfer Coma,
| fruber Ma5atlan, Ser geitrate bon
gbiIe nod gritii iidh=Ggseii d iitiroien britt
gen ioute, tpuroe BON ei1re1n britt
fden @reu5er beidlognobntt un6 no6
Sort Stanley, S. S., ge1eomnen. Die
Coma geb0rte friiber einen in San
Grancisco onfdiligen 9e11tidenL 6em
&apitdn 6re6. Sbier.
Sci oern @anlpfe I'M @ileaur= =BaIo
tp1rben 737 frarBoiiide @efangene
genuaH, iieben Mai6inengetpebre
ltr1b 13 Mineraperfer erbeutet, 1pie
amtIih erfldrt miro. @eitIi9 bon
ser Moos baben sic Sran5ofer nod
6ern Beridt bte @ourbeaur= ur6 GU
nrieres @dl6er gerdun1t, 11no fran-
5ofifde Stenugnen om @oofe=@iigel
firo iest gefdbrbt, GrmBoiiide &C.
fgenngriffe bre9en nieoer. 4m 0itli,
I1en lfer oes Weoas IN ser hinge,
geno BON 8rns un6 Bel gour buber1
beftige 4rtineriefdn1pfe itattgefun-
oen. Seitlid bon @erbun tpurbe Elm
| frarB0iifder 9lngriff auf 6os Sort
Blnnu3ee nit idmerer1 fet11olide11
gerIui iten obgeidloge1r.
| Gus Observation-Disclosures @ob=
IeniDn6ifm bot so Mi[ionen Marf
gu ser nierten oertf9en 4riegsa1nleibe
beigetragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

oigern @efedt nruBte Ser 6ein6 iid
5urudf5rebe,r. Nelrr burb lire tpeh-
reide1roen @ef1iibe totn1ten iie et11e
pilbe Jludt permeioen. Ter Geinb
perlu6te Damn @iberItn1o Eel 81
gnreibaIe, iu6Iid port Mfiid in Stel=
lu1rgen, bie er ffruiiber porbereitet bat,
te, 1purbe nber bltrd tiirfiide Sr1rp=
pen ge5tpa1nge1l iid. in Sos befeste
2ager BON gbetfb Gunrm u1her Dem
sdub {einer Sdiffsfmoren I'M @oli
BON 9oe1 auruif3ieben. Sic Eurfer,
5erltorten oie Stnot un1 Die 8efeim=
gltngen BEL 81 gneibale u1rb erbeli.
teten BORT &riegsborrdtbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

XXI u1lt SoIlttlt1s Uo1t Otl OtttI "
9eeresleitung in 8erlin ausgegebe1e
8eridt melbet, 6uB felt oe1n 8egin1r
ser jebt I'M Maasgebiet gefibrten
Sperationea1 26,472 fran5oiilhe Of
fi5iere 11no Mnnnid unpertpurl=
oct gefangen genon1nen un6 189 Sc
iItniite iIatnite urb 232 Maldinengemebre er=
belttet tporoetr ii11o. Ser 8eridt mel
get ferner, 6aB groBe fran50iiide Mn-
griffe gegen 6ie bon be1r 9eltfden
ouf oern Hnfe1r Moosufer getpon1re-
nen @te0ungen rrit idaDeren gerll1-
item fin 'oie Sra115ofen obgeidl dlngen
tpa1rben.
Ser am 5on1tug in 8ien ausge-
gebere an1hi9e 8eriht hutet bon Der
ittulienifden 6rpsrf: Geltern r1orgen
.begonn oae feiuonfIide Artiaerie cine
:lebbafte aeiaTeBl1g nes grildenr
affopfes uno oes fiioIii9en gierteIs ser
.Stnot @or5 u1o ser 9oberoo-S0ben.
Nos 5euer 6a11erte ndbrerro ser
Mudt fort. Size itaIierrifde Mrtinerie
et1tfaltete art9 cine beritddrfftte Ebddtig-
feit gegen bie fddrrntii9e Sront, befon-
6ers gegen 9an5enboben n6roIi1 bon
Eoularo. gs fan6 fein sssr1fa1herie-
funpf itatt.
Gie @od8eit String sssoodinrs NIT
Frin5elitn Marie Muguitine, Sodter
oes Erin5en @ouar6 bon Mnbult, fa1o
beute I'M SdloB 8euebue itatt, 1rad
ei1rer aus gerItn eingetroffenen 1e-
peide. 9ie &aiierin, Ger Seraog ltno
oie Ser5ogin BON Mnbalt tparen BEL
Der 5eierlidfeit 5ugegen, ood Ser
aaifer tpeilte m1 Ser 6rorrt. Grin5
Soodim lit 25 Sabre olt; Erin5eilin
Wearie slugultire tpurbe mn 10. sSurri
1898 gebore1n.
slmiteroom mel6ete, onB ger1rGB
9eadridten uts 8erIin bonn CONT
tog Seiterreid-l1ngaru ieinen &C.
ianbten IN 1raditer 3eit n1s 2iiInbor
|abberufen miro. Die MuBregel iit
eine 5olge Ser geidlagnobrne otter
reid-ungarifder sdiffe oa1r9 oie
portagieiiiden 8eborben unb Ser
|&riegserflaru1rg 9e,itfdlanos on
Fortugul.
9ie beioen ser britif9en 8bite
Star -2inie geb0re1t6en Taifagier-
idHffe @pnrric un6 2apIar1o fubren
om Samitag obne Eaiiogiere, MIR
nit 5nodt, bon Seem gorf no9 2i~
perpool nb.
9os ser Mnrerican 2inie geb0ren<
6e gdiff Seem Sort fubr nit $50
Foiiogieren om Samftag bon Nep
yorf nod 9iperpool ab, a1Beroen1
lief ser iiber GuImoutb nod Hotter-
oom beitintn1te Don1pfer @otteroom
DON Ser @oan,ro- -Anerito-2i aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
.&rtegSfdrfe
tewiQi8t.

Der aonsref tritt in einer Reioln-
tipn fir &riegstarfe Elm. = &eip-
lntipn sibt bem SraF Fbenten bic
n6tfige &odmadt. = Mu@ feline
srnppen in Nerifo einmaridiert.
- 9ie Mffaire id}ien ii4 in Trieoe
nnh 6rennbidaft auf5ul6ien. =
Spd Garran5as 6altuns bradte
pieber 3rueifel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
OLIyET WAS SLAUGHTERED
Continued from Page One)


kicked to Olivet and Watson carried
the ball 30 yards before being downed.
Hannigan added yards. A pass
Watson TO Jordon gave Olivet Is
more. Watson made yard and
Setback made eight more. Watson
made il first down on the 20-yard
mark Setback made one and one
half yards and Hannigan added five.
Olivet could not gain another inch
aud Alma took the ball on her own
l3-yard line. Hoolihan started things
with an Is yard gain. Fitch added
two and one-half and Hoolihan made
il first down again. Fitch contributed
Z. half yard and Hoolihan added four
and one half. A pass, Smith to Art
Foote, gave Alma 20 yards, and placed
the ball on Olivet's 25-yard line. Hoo
Than cut seven yards from this and
Fitch two. Ed. Foote made it first
down, and then added five more. Smith
made yard and Ed Foote gave
three and one-half more. Smith shot
through center and over the goal
Hoolihan goaled.
Helmer sent in subs at this stage
and Alma kicked to Olivet, who car
ried the ball down the field, only to
have Hebert intercept pass, just as
time was up.
The Maroon and Cream brigade was
full Of fight from start TO finish and
during the entire game never let up
for minute to give the Olivet eleven
a chance to pull together and make
hard fight. Alma started with a
rush and kept rushing the Crimson
until the final whistle blew, and the
Olivet eleven simply could not stay
the tide of defeat. which set in so
strongly.
Every man on the team played a
great game On defense the line was
a stone wall, and Olivet could not hit
it with any remarkable luck. A few
times the Crimson got away on good
runs around end, but the Alma ends
and halves on the whole put up re
markable game on defence.
The backfield on offense starred
Hoolihan tore off gain after gain, all
of them long He was given great in
reference nearly every time he car
ried the ball, which greatly aided his
efforts Ed. Foote smashed through
Olivet at will Not once during the
game was he held for gain of less
than two yards. Malcolm Smith and
Fitch also contributed well. Art
Foote and Richards both aided in Civ
ing Alma ground, through the receiv
ing of forward passes. 1t was a ma
chine, that's all and Olivet could not
clog the works.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
TINE Is THE TEST
The Testimony Of Alma People Stands
the Test.

The test Of time is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
misrepresentation are made. and
merit alone will stand the test of
time.
Alma people appreciate merit, and
many months ago local citizens pub
licly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills
they do so still Would citizen
make the statement which follows UNI
less convinced that the article was
just as represented? Below is testi-
mony such as the sufferer from kid
ney ills is looking for.
Ezra Robinson, 1l3 Grant avenue,
Alma says II suffered greatly from
lame back and other symptoms of kid
ney trouble ! tried many medicines,
buff ound no relief until | got Doan's
Kidney Pills at Murphy's drug store.
They strengthened my kidneys and re-
lieved the lameness in my back, bene-
fitting me general"
A SECOND STATEMENT. Over
three years later, Mr. Robinson said
"Doan's Kidney Pills completely rid
me of kidney trouble and | am glad TO
recommend them"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pils-the same that
Mr.. Robinson has twice publicly rec
commended Foster Milburn Co.. Props.
Buffalo, N Y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Mrs. Marion Wager is visiting Mrs.
VIM. Gould.
Miss Bessie Wiley was Riverdale
caller Saturday evening.
Miss Zelma Austin visited Mrs.
Ozro Gould the latter part Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lucas are the
proud parents Of baby girl.
Alfred Austin and Alfred Carl have
gone to Detroit where they expect
to work the coming winter.
Mrs. Chef. Welch visited her moth
er, Mrs. Andrew Alexander, Sunday.
The work on the ROAD near the
Boyer school house is improving
slowly.
Clayton Hamp and Mrs. Otis Hamp
autoed to Edmore Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Lemon visited
Mrs. Dan Smith. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Welch was Riverdale
caller Thursday.
Mrs. j. b. Tubbs has returned from
her visit in New York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
TOWN LINE

Mrs. Kittie Mangus of east of Alma
were guests of Mrs. Barney Snyder
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards Wis
tied with her mother, Mrs Milton
Veeder, in Alma this last week.
Mrs. Charles Courier received the
sad news that her daughter, Edna's,
husband is very sick. with little hopes
of his recovery.
VIM. Oman and son is very sick
with the humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson of near Ell
well visited John Shong and family
over Sunday.
There are number of pupils at the
brick school that are sick with the
mumps.
DR.. j. +. Suydam made a business
trip in this neighborhood on Satur-
day.
Roy Webb, who has been in the west
for the last few months. has returned
home.
Barney Snyder and family left
Tuesday for their new home near
Weidman.
Kirk Willis and wife of Shepherd
spent Sunday with John Shong and
family.
Mrs. June Church and family spent
Sunday with her parents, + Daley
and wife in st. Louis.
Mrs. f. Ferris Of Flint is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Addie Whitcraft
and family
Mrs. Anna Way and children Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Henry Frousch
of Alma the last of the week
John Shong and family, who have
been living on Miss Ida Huff's farm,
are going to move on O. l.. Olmsteads
farm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
REVERSED

New York Telegraph. The Court
OF Appeals Of the state of New Yorl
has reversed the conviction of Willis
Vernon Cole, who dared 10 practice
Christian Science healing without tax
ing out a working card from the Doc
tors Union.
1t is remarkable that in this enlight
ened age. when there seems to be a
steady advance in everything except
the elastic abstraction known as med
ical ethics, man could rest for four
years under such an imputation. The
course adopted by those who brought
about his arrest and subsequent con-
viction was denial of the enets of
the Christian religion, protest
against the efficacy of prayer.
And it is further remarkable that
the most turbulent objector TO com
petition from any source or an associa-
ton representing a profession that Is
experimental and must be until the
end of time. or until disease is utterly
banished by better modes of living.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

There is more Catarrh In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years IL was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors pre-
scribed local remedies. and by constant
ly falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced II incurable Catarrh is a
local disease, greatly influenced by con-
stitutional conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. j.
Cheney g. Co. Toledo. Ohio is consti-
tutional remedy is taken internally
and acts thru-the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces OF the System. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for any case
that Halls Catarrh Cure fails TO cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
FJ. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
Worthen's Wonder Workers
The Great Nerve and Brain Food

Highly recommended for Nervous
Debility. Nervous Prostitution. Pre-
mature Decline, Drainage, Lost Vigor
Reproductive Incapacity, Paralysis
and Paralytic Tendencies, Decline OF
Strength, Premature Old Age, Loss Of
Ambition. Insomnia, Melancholy. Ner-
vous Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Trouble and Constipation.
These tablets will be found valu-
able in the treatment of the Various
Debilitating Disease of men and in
the most extreme cases Of Nervous
Prostitution in women.
GUARANTEED will send six
boxes of Worthen's Wonder Workers
e you for $500 and guarantee them
to give satisfaction or return the
money.
Price. S1.00 box. boxes, $500
Sent by mail on receipt Of price
The Wortheh Wonder Worker Co.
Boston. Mass. u. s. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
CONyIS THANKS WORK Frs

Ithaca. Mich. Nov. ii. 1916
c. f. Brown,
Editor Alma Record.
Alma, Michigan
Dear Mr.. Brown
Through the columns of the Record
/ wish on behalf of the county dry
committee to express my sincere APP
probation to all who, by their money
work or influence contributed to make
possible the splendid victory of a
saloonless state.
l wish to thank especially the min.
listers of the county and the key-men
in their respective townships for theii
earnest conscientious cooperation
and assistance. and also the editors
o. the county who so generously off
cred and gave their newspaper space
t. spread the gospel Of statewide pro-
hibition
Rejoicing sincerely in the great vie
tory for civic righteousness and de
cent citizenship, | remain,
Very sincerely yours,
+. l.. CONVIS
Per O. L. s. Chairman CO. Dry Com
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
TO PREVENT A COUGH
GROWING WORSE AT
NIGHTEAII,

Take Foley's Honey and Tar
Cold usually tightens up toward
nightfall and an Increasing cough
means a night Of discomfort Bronchial
coughs, hoarseness, tickling throat, a
sore tight feeling over the chest and
in the bronchial tubes, may be eased
and soothed very promptly, the wear
ing cough loosened and the phlegm
raised without painful effort, by the
aid of Foley's Honey and Tar. This
standard family cough medicine is
without opiates or harmful drugs. For
Group it is invaluable. All dealers
everywhere sell it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
Geme In Veree
OLD FAv0RITES.
A SONG.
A SONG.
BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
1887 1898. by James Whitcoru

BY JAMES WHITCoMB RILEY.
copyright. 1857, 1898. BY James whitcomo
Riley.l
my dear.
There is ever something sings
u Away
There's the song OF the lark when
the skies are clear
And tho song of the thrush when the
skies are gray
The sunshine showers across the grain
And the bluebird trills In the orchard
tree.
And In and out when the caves dip rain,
The swallows are twittering ceaselesely.
There is ever a song somewhere. my dear.
Be the skies above OF dark or fair.
There is ever a song that our hearts may
hear.
There is ever a song somewhere. my dear.
There is ever song somewhere.
There is ever a song somewhere. my dear,
In tho midnight black or the midday
blue
The robin pipes when the sun IS here,
And the cricket chirrups the whole night
through
The buds may blow. and the fruit may
grow,
And the autumn leaves drop crisp ana
scar.
But whether the sun or the rain or the
snow
There IL ever song somewhere my
dear
There is ever a song somewhere. my dear,
Be the skies above or dark or fair.
There Is ever song that our hearts may
hear
There is ever a song somewhere. my dear.
There is ever a song somewhere.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
GET NEW HEARSE

Crandell & Scott. furniture dealers
end undertakers, have received the
new automobile hearse. which was
ordered by them sometime ago.
The hearse, which was ordered from
Grand Rapids was received by the
firm on Tuesday evening of this week
The automobile hearse is jet black
and of very neat construction
throughout 1t has high power en-
CINE and is able to traverse almost
airy road. no matter what the condi
ton of the road may be-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

A distinguished philosopher spoke OF
architecture as frozen music. and his
assertion caused many 70 shake their
heads We believe this really beauti
fuI idea could not be better reintro
duced than by calling architecture 81
lent music. -goethe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Mrs Smiley Here we've been mar
ried ten years. and my husband still
says I'm an angel Her Friend-But
does ne really mean Il, my DEAR Mrs
S.-Ferhaps not. But don't you think
I'm lucky to have husband who pre-
tends to mean Pittsburgh Chroni
Gle Telegraph
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Are you lacking in strength and
vigor? Are you weak? Are you
sickly, always complaining? You
should take HOLSTERS Rock Noun
tain Tea-Nature's own remedy
thoro, purifying, strengthening. 35c
Look Paterson Drug Co.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

~ Ut hoary headed selfishnsss
has felt
Its deathblow and IL totter-
- ing 20 the grave.
A brighter morn awaits the
day,
When ever transfer OF earth's nat
ural gifts
Shall be a commerce OF good words
and works.
When poverty and wealth. the
thirst OF fame.
The fear OF infamy. disease and
woe
War with it, million horrors and
fierce hell
Shall live but IN the memory Of
Time
Who. like penitent iibertine. shall
Look back anu shudder at his
younger years
Shelley.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Goals from touchdowns' HooIihan
3.
Time of quarters: 10 minutes.
Substitutions: Waterbury for
Capt. Johnson, Jordon for Clemens.
Alma: Lott for French, Hebert for
Smith, Robinson for Hoolhan.
Referee: Field, Grand Rapids.
Umpire: Blake Miller, Mt Pleasant
Headlinesman: Kimball Yspilanti
Normal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

At the First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, over the Alma State Savings
Bank building. services will be held
Sunday morning at 1890, the subject
being "Soul and Body" Wednesday
evening service at 1880. Reading room
open Saturday from 200 until 400
o'clock