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New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderlne at any drug store, pour little into your hand and rub well into the scalp with the finger tips. By morning most, 1T not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared. Two or three appnca- tions will destroy every bit of dan druff; stop scalp itching and falling hair.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
BOYS ATTACK SCHOOL.

Superintendent Stanley H. Holmes of the schools complained to the police this morning that last evening a gang of rowdy boys attacked the Northend school and bombarded it with stones, breaking nine panes of glass in the windows. A rigid investigation will be made.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
RESEARCHERS MEETING.

At the meeting of the Parents and
 [anhera association of the Monroe khool last evening, a very interest Rg stereopticon lecture on Yellow
 lone Paplk'' was given by President
 4harIes Scott. At the meeting Edward \ Hall was elected vice president of he association.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

enness, for which he has been arrest ed several times of late, was ordered sent to the state farm for inebriates at Norwich.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

Only One "BROMO QUININE." To get the genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. 25c-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

Every man, woman, girl and boy in the city should see the free exhibi- tion and demonstration in Monier's Sport Goods Store window, Friday and Saturday evenings this week. adVt
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Nunlnler 535.

men Sruppen bel gpamillas iiber Oert
Hio 8ranOe segansen, lit ipieber amf
amerifaniides 0ebiet sariifeefebrt.
Gr bat fiimfaebn @efansene nit ber-
iibergebradt. SlIe 8efansenen tpmr=
ben ipater bis anf bier iuieber ilt
Sreibett geiekt. Wsan glanbt, baf
bieie bier ON bem lteberfall anf @lem
Springs teilsemummen baben. Cine
smsafl Werifamer baben anf eine,i
gbamffenr 2ansbprne's, Der na6
Nfaratbun fmbr, seIdJoiIem.
= Waior Sarnple bat oen 8iir-
gern bon Columbus Die 8erii6erllng
gegeben, ooB fem @rltno fir irgeno-
nel6e 8efiir6trngen porbonoen lei.
3 3pei Merifaner, Die oen Sar-
ner Curtis gaples in Der Sc
geno BON Werceoes erntoroet bobe,t
iolleh iino gefangen genonmen nor
ron
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he @lementel, Der ltnter-8 8riegsnti=
nilter SSoiepb Sbierrp, iopie anoere
Wfitglieoer oes fran5oiil6en aabi,
fetts lno 93egierungsbolnte.
Ser 9roBe @infubrbafen Morlcille
mar bisber ourb cine 8ergfette,
fpelfe Die Staot i'm 9toroen tpie ein
@al lungiebt> pom 8entroIen lronf,
reid obgeI6loiien. Ser neue &onol,
mel6er ii6 einem 9epoltigell, bis an
Die gtorbiee rei6enoen &altaliDitenl
onglteoert, ourdbridt oieiell g9oa,
onrd ben er IN fiinf Weilen @dnge
als gunnel gefiibrt tit. Sic orei
eingalgs ermabnten MiniIter, ipelhe
lid I'M oie gollenoung oieies gigou-
ttlben 8erfes beroient genlo6t ba-
ben, bielten Inlprabe1 nno oirh<
tltbre1 Damn in 8egleitllng onoerer
ebrengaite nno Der 8relebertreter
oen 4onal tn Ietner gon5en 2Gnge.
0fit Dem 9roieft fir oieien aanol
bat Sronfreid iid ieit foIt einent
Sabrbnnoert bei6dftiet, Die slr6eitetr
limo ober erit i'm Sabre 1904 in 9(n-
grtff genommen iuoroen 9ie Sc
lanlntlange Der @aiierltroBe betrdat
60 Weilen. Die flint Weeilen, oie
OILS Sunnel ongelegt fino, boben cine
grelte BON rs SUB uno cine Sobe
bon 70 SUB. 0ieier gllnnelldocbt
gilt ols Ger aroBe ser @clt Ser
8anal tit fdiffbor fir Sabr5euge 6is
5n 600 Sonnen. CT bciibt aud itra-
teelid)en 8ert, 90 er oel1 8erfebr
bon Sorpeoobooten uno anoeren flei=
nen arieesfabr5eugen 5lpiihen Dem
Vitttelmeer mlo ser gtorolee ernoo-
liden miro. Die SerIteaunasfoItel,
belallfet iid onf runo 100 0eillio-
nett Srancs, bon oenen ole 5taot
sVtarIeide Elm 9rittel llno oie Neqie-
rnng Ole perbleibenoen 5rpei Drittel
frdgt.
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s { Z q ..

- General aoiutant 9ut6ings
tit ougenblidli6 nit Der slnsarbei-
tllng Der 8lane fir Die Srganila-
tion elmer neuen National @arbe,
pelhe an Stelle Der nod Der @ren5e
abgebenoen Soloaten treten lon, be-
l1dftigt. Ser General 4oiutont
miro eine oagemeine Sroer fir ole
geeuerrihtnug Der &egineilter bin-
nen nenigen Iagen erlailen.
@egen oreiBig Merifaner grif-
fen am Donneritag in gbibuabita,
betn nlerifanil6en Diitrift Der Sta0t
81 8aio, cine aus s Mann bette
befoe Wfilit1rpatrouille an; lie bont-
baroierten oie Soloaten nit 8au=
iteinen bis bieleIben cine Salbe
iiber Die a0pfe Der Mngreifer ab-
feuerten. General gliB ibidte aiif
Ser Stelle gerltdrfilngen ab nno
Der 9[ufitano pllroe in Seine err
itidt.
SIN gonlltp @efdngnis bon
&ingsoiae limo orei Werifaner ELM
geltedt. oie einen allgeneinen auf-
itano aller in @eit geras lebenoen
Merifaner ini5enieren uno ben inn
Goriabre piel belprohenen Gan 9ie-
go-Wan, olirf tpel6en 3eras ipie=
Der an Merteo gebradt iperoen 1oa,
sllrslnsfiibrung bringen iponten. Die
orei Wdnner Iirlb ale sSreunoe 8il-
las; Der cine BON ibnen, Sberit
Wforin, bat als Offi5ier unter @lla
geoient Morin. Der ii6 meilt in
San Intonio aufgebalten batte, tpur-
oe bon 8unbesbeomten, Staats-
&angern lno Sberiffs 8eanten
auf einem 3uge Der slronlas BaB-
gabn III 5asparnco, nelln5ebn
Weilen iiioli6 BON San 9(ntonio
perbuftet; Die beioen anOern, ser
3eitungsberaisgeber gnlario Gelas=
que5 1tno ser gGfer 8ictoriono
Bonee iin6 @inipobner bon 4inas-
bile uno fpur0en BORT arretiert. Die
gnnoesbeanlten, ipelhe Die &erbof-
tllngen pornabnteit batten oie orei
Wdnner felt 8oderi iiberipodt uno
glallbeil einen gilten Sang genlaat
81 baben; iie lino iibersellgt, oaB
piel llnbeil uno 9lntpergieBen ourd
Die Snbaftierling Ser gfGoelsfiibrer
bermieoen iperoen. @eorin loll iiber
1000 ltnteranfiibrer in oen tpeftli-
den. Counties baben nno Ser Nus
bruh oes slnfitanoes mar urlpriing-
lid auf ben 5. Wai, oen ,,gineo oe
yfaDo", feitgeleet; ipuroe Damn auf
Den TO- Wfai perl6oben uro fam
anh Damn megen neutrality-suspicious.
9inoernille nid)t aur ausfiibrnng.
Die s[nfriibrer beabIihtiaten, allq
Selegrapben- lrno Telepbonleitlln-
gen, ioiuie oie 0rabte Der eIeftri-
iden Sid)ter 5u seritoren uno oanm
I'M 9unfel Der geadt Die perIhieoe.
men Staote 5l itberfallen ilnb aus
5lipliinoern.
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sIns benz oentid)en 6anptamartie,
iuiro gemelbet, onf bic Jranspien
nene Ansriffe ani bic beutiAen 5tel.
lungeu am SDten Mannes 6iiael
nnb fiib0itlidl bum 6iigeI 304 se.
inadr baben, bafl aber 6ieif Mngriffs
nnter oem oeutIden syener nieSer.
brodDen iinb. Die 9elitid)en 6abem in
ben stampfen am .bisef -3O4 leii
Dem 4. Wai So frans6iiide Dffisiere
mmb 1915 Sploatem gefaHgen ae-
momnsen. slad I'm Gailette Beb6ls,
Ditlidg Dun Der Maas, tpmr6en fran
sOiiidle slnsriffe sariifseidJlaeem.
Sci Der farlanbilden Gtabt gllt-
Seibarg, an Der Dina, siuiidlen
JrieoridlsitaOt nno esaeobitabt aele-
gen, Ea6en Die 9entIdDen 500 glaros
elmer rniiiiden Steilmns eritiirimt,
300 @efangene gemadjt nnS perId,ie-
sene WeIdliike mnS Nineniuerfer err
benfef.
Die Sentid)en baben mefrere
Sfeilnmsen Der Gngfamber in Der
Wabe Dun 6nllDdb orei Weiien n6rb.
lid bDn Gems, eritiirmt.
Die mOtiDenbise syulse Der bluti-
sen Sadie, iuelde bic Gnglam6er an
ben Jiibrern bes irifden anfitanoes
nebmerb rlaft iiM INNER mebr be-
merfbar. Die Stimmnma Id)laat
nm, Die Sbmpatbien fur Die Singe-
rid)teten mno oamit audi fir Die 4uf.
itanSiid)en imAllsemeinen maiden iid
immer mebr bemerfbar. espbn Oil.
Ion, elmer Der angeiebeniten inter
ben iriid)en 9tatiomaliiten, aber aud
ein entidieoener 8egner Der guf.
ftanbsbeiuesnng, sriff bic 3eaiermno
in einer lebr fdJarfen 4eoe an, iuis
tie lett Sarnelfs 3eiten i'm enali-
fdlen Earlament nid)t me6r aehDri
iunroe. geionoers anfserest iino bis
iriiden Barlamentsmitalieoer ourd
sie 5inridtnns sbomas aenfs ae.
iuoroen, neil Nsanitb bas @erIpre,
diem gegebem hattie, oaf feline lueite.
rem !6imridtnnsen erfolsem Iollten
bis bic Debate beenbet lei. Gre,
mierminiiter gsanitb lit iett Iel6f
nad) ssrlanb gereift, nm Gin6lif IN
bic oprtige Gage at aebmem mmo Sc.
neral Waariuell, Der nadD bem 3n
riiftreten oes Sorb eienfenants
8imbprne nnb Der Staatsiefretar,
8irrea mn0 9tntbam bic Geaiernno
Ieitet, sSnitrmftiunen 5m sebem. slnd
bic @efangennabme 10 pieler eSyr.
laH6er in alien Seilen Ses 9anbes
bernrfadlt groke slmfreanna. I'm,
Gansen iinb in sSrIan6, iuic Sas
9riegstniniiterinm offisiea inn Bar,
lament anfiinbigen lief, bierseln
Gerionen binseridltet, 73 8erfoneu
iunroen snm ,3ndjt6ans nnb iedls
snm @efdmsnis init idJiuerer 9lr6eii
bernrteilf. Mnkeroem limb nod
s'uei gerionen snm sooe bernrteilt,
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Vfaricille-G -Gllune-aanal er0ffnet.

MarIcilc, i'm Mai. Ser Bltm
Eell inter Bergen gegrabene aonol
8ipiiben MtarIeilGe ltno ser gfbone.
cine Der aroBten grrltugenidoften
mooerner 8e6nif, lit formea Dem
@erfebr ilbergeben moroen. Inter
Den @diten, iueI6e Ser @innei6uno
bciiuobnten befanoen iid, ser W2ini,
tier filr offentIide 9frbeiten Weorcel
Sembot, Der SanbeIsminiIter @tien.
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Gtn @prt Der Gieredjtisfeit.

Das uSournal oe @enepa", iiber
oelien oentlhfeinolide Saltunq feit,
Smeitel beiteben fann, bat oen Sinn
ftr 8ere6tigfeit ood nidt 10 melt
oerloren, oaB es alle Gotten franaos
itlber geationaliIten billigen piir6e
@ir finoen in ser Drummer bonn Z
Sanuor Die geiprehuna elmer
Shrift Sc Croft ct la sSorce", BON
Oaumergue, IN Der Die berfommltfe
geballptllns oes @erfaiiers, 0eutId,-
lano lei BON ieber oas 2ano gefuelen,
mo- man nir Die Gatladen, Die Wiaf,t
uno Die slutoritat perberrlihe unb
oariiber oas 8edt perilohlalIigt ba-
be, nit folgenoen belnerfensmerten
sSorten 5llriifgetpieien miro:
rSrob aller 8eeabunq oes Ser
falfers eri6eint oiele Sbeorie red,t
gebredlif. gs bot inllner in sSronf.
ret6 uno in 0eutidIono gertreter
Der beioen 9luffailiingen iiber oie
geoeutrlng Der @a6t unb oes Hed.
tes gegeben Sranfrei6 lit ni6t nair
oas Sano Sescartes', Galoins, oes
gfaturredtes irno Ser WaenIdenred1te
es 1T au6 oas 2ano 2ltouiqs oes
gler5ebnten Der 9lufbebltng oes
eoiftes BON 9eantes uno oes geopo-
leoniI6en 3aiarismus. giner iei-
ner groBten S1riftfteaer Der lima.
item 3eit lit Eoine, Der Soofeino oes
ytatnrredtes liito Der flaIfilhe Ser
treter Der ieoer Soealogie entaeaen-
gelesten biitoriihen S6ule 0eutid,-
lano lit nidt nur oas 2ono sSrieo-
rlb oes 8roBen 8ismords uno Ser
Sdnle oes biitorii9el Hedtes, es lit
ouh oos 2ano emmanuel 9ants,
oes groBten mooerniten 9lpoftels oes
nloralilfen @eipiiiens. @enn es
Saoignp uno Segel berporgebradt
bat 10 bat es audi oos @enie She
rings geleben,. Der nit ser aroBteu
lleber5euaiing gegen Ole biltoriihe
Sbule DIE geottpenoiefeit oes &anl-
pres lm's &edlt perfiirloete 0eutif,-
lano 1T enoli6 aud bas 2ano, in
Dem ole biirgerli6e uno io5iale @e-
leseebung pollfommener 4no oen
Anlprlthen oes mobernen @eluiiIens
beller ongepaBt lit, als Die alte fran.
5olllde Bourgeois @elebgeb1nq BON
1904 Sn Der fron8oiiI6en Mepub-
llf ut 3. g. Die oerbeirotete SSrou
mlnoeren &edtes, ipGbreno tie i'm
0eutIhen &eide ais poQiabriQ alt
uno obne &oamadt hires @atten
ooer zines @erihteS 8ertraqe ab-
l6lieBen fam gir berIteben oie
8e9ellterlmg Serrn Qounlerqltes fin
lem Sollo, ober mir fonnen ridt Der?
geiien, oaB bie 6rage Der @eIbid)te
Der Soeen pertpifelter lit, ais er
glanbt. ltno Dob ser &f fir 6os
,Soeol ii6 ni6t 3piiden einem INNER
1rn9erehten SoIf gegen elm ilnnier
gerefte5 obIpieIt, ionOern cher AMI
lhen Nenidlen innerbaI6 oIler @0l.
fer"
- Die 9ermonnsi0bne in Ban
tfk, E1L 4
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6. 6. Gibbs bon San slnto-
MO bat einen 9rief on oen &epra-
lelltunten Gourtnep SO. Samlin ae-
ridtet, in Dem er ii6 gang eneraiih
ge9en Ole 9lbhaltllng ser 8i=Genten.
ntal Iusltelllng, melhe 1918 in
Son Slntonio itattfinoen Ioa, aus.
Ipridt Ser 9rief bot cine alice
meine slufregllng inter oen terani.
lhen &ongreBleuten uno oen Mit
glieoern oes &omites fir 9tusitellun.
gen berborgerltfen. Gibbs erfl0rt
ooB oos Eroieft nift oie mobren
8eifGftsintereiien ser Staot repr6-
ientiert uno BON Der groBen 0eaile
Der SepoIferung nicbt aebiaiet miro
- Die Er0iioenten bon mebr oIs
eilent 0ubeno Stoats warmers
ltllionen, melde ebenlo oiel Stooteu
repralentieren. erpdblten ben terani-
lhen &eprGientanten Senru, ole
llnlonen I'M @aule mabreno Der oenr.
nahlt BORT sir &erbanolnnQ fon-
nlenoen lanoliben &reoit 8orloae
81 bertreten. Seltrp puroe erforen,
oa er ais slutoritat in oieIer gron.
de Ger @eiebgeblng befannt lit.
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aurSe l1eberlid)t.

Die 9entiden idlagen alIe
Nngriffe anf lire Stellnnsen
bei @erbnn snriif. Seit benz
A. Niai baben iie am 6iisel
304 1868 @efangene gemaft.
Die 0eutiden nebmsn ben
&niIen 500 Daros @raben an
Ser 9iina-6ront ab.
Sn Gnslanb berrldt ltnsn-
friebenbeit nit Der SdDrefens=
uirtidaft in ssrlanS. Asanitb
TIT in Dublin einsetrpffen.
Sie Siirfen nertreiben oie
. HniIen ans ibrel Stelnngen
ant Serge 6ope.
Die @niien nabern iid am
seblid) 8asbao.
gapt. Sob-GS bat anse6lid)
eiaen Oroen erbalten.
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Die 9ermonnsl6hne in Ban
eltp baben iid cine Sale oebout, oie
on 9onneritag ein9eipeibt lit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
New Haven.

The womsn's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Wesleyan
Methodist church met with Mrs r
Clipperfield, Thursday - Mesdames
Marian Little aud Grace Doan are In
Grand Rapids attending the State w G
T U convention-The L A 8 OF the
Church of Christ were entertained on
Thursday at the home of Mrs Melvin
Augustine-The young people of the
Church of Christ gave the pastor, Rev
L G Blood. q reception Saturday even.
ing. the occasion being the birthday
anniversary. He was presented with
a set of silverwsre Refreshments were
served-The F M Missionary Society
met with Mrs Geo Kersey Thursday
afternoon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
Death Of j. w. Smith.

Jacob w. Smith, a highly respect
ed citizen and a civil war veteran,
died Monday morning at $50 o'clock
after an illness of several months.
The funeral was held from the
home Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. George w. Jennings of
Tecumseh assisted by Rev. H. Cans
field, pastor of the First M. E. church
officiating. The funeral services
were held under the auspices of the
G. A. r. The interment will take
place in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Smith was born in Duplain,
Clinton county on the thirtieth day
of January 1S41, where he lived un-
til he was twenty years of age, when
the great Civil war commenced be-
tween the states and when the presi-
dent called for volunteers for three
years. On the twelfth day of August
1861, Mr.. Smith enlisted in Ovid
with Co. D., First Michigan cavalry.
The regiment was better known as
Broadheads Cavalry. His entire SER
vice was in the army of the Potomac.
Mr.. Smith was taken prisoner at
Orange court house, Va, on July II,
1862 and taken to Libby prison and
Bell island at Richmond and was re-
leased on August 5, 1862, after
which he returned to his company.
He was discharged from service Aug
ust "a, 1864, at the expiration of his
term of enlistment.
On his return from the army he
was engaged in farming and milling
from which, he retired in 1892, On
accountability health q MI. Smith In
late years spent most of his winters
in the south. He was affiliated with
and took loyal interest in the Demo
cratic party. Mr.. Smith was loyal to
the Grand Army and was commander
of the L. B. Quackenbush Post 205.
During his extensive travels through
the United States he became &C
quainted with various G. A. r. posts
about the country.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Smith is
survived by a son, Arthur L. Smith,
Of Detroit, and sister, Mrs. P. E.
Currier of Duplain.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
Jolly Fifteen Meets.

The jolly Fifteen club met Friday
afternoon with MIS-. B. Wlghtman.
The meeting was opened by singing
America" A large number, includ-
ing visitors and members, were present.
After short business session our
attention was given to program as
follows: Little Mary's Tears" Mrs.
OFT; Simple Home Remedies" Mrs.
Gassman; Unhappy Father" Bessie
Warner; 1.-THE Dawn of the New Age, "
Mrs. Orville Jones. Messrs. Amos and
Splitter were the prize winnersin the
peanut hunt.
The hostess served ice cream and cake
after which the club gave rising vote
of thanks and adjourned to meet in
three weeks with Mrs. johnson. At
that meeting special flower collection
will be taken. -Contributed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
Death Of Mrs. w. p. Pearson.

Following an illness of over four
months with neuritis. Mrs. William p.
Pearson passed away Saturday at her
home on Adams street. Mrs. Pearson
had been In a serious condition for sew
eral weeks but had been a patient
sufferer
Miss Fife w. Post was born near
Ionia AZ years ago and resided there
until young woman. She had made
her home in this city for about % years.
She was woman of unusually pre-.
possessing nature, who attracted many
loyal friends by her true Christian char.
scuer. She was member of the Church
of Christ. and was active In church
work. She was president of the G. w.
p. M. society and also of the Loyal
Workers class of the church.
She leaves besides her husband and
step-son, a daughter, Miss Merle. a
half brother, Worthy Post. east of the
city, and a half sister. Mrs. Marian
Gorum of Ionia.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at 80 o'clock from the home and
at 2 o'clock from the church. Rev. J.
Frank Green assisted by Rev. 9. R.
Wolford officiating, and interment made
in Maple River cemetery.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
laingsburg.

The two year old child of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Vert died Saturday night
from an illness of NJ castles followed by
complications - Mrs Bell of Long
Beach, Calf, has been spending few
days at the home of her brother, Elias
Hisey-Mrs Chas Brownell and chill
dren of st Charles. spent last week at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
g N Albright-Mr and Mrs Glen
Wilcox are parents of daughter. She
has b: en- named Barbara Jean-H A
R Wyckoff of Lansing, is spending a
few days at the home of his mother,
Mrs Ellen Wyckoff-Miss Marie Null
lens of Fowler, has returned home
after spending week with Daisy Gal
Iigan-Mrs Alice Hudson of Milford,
visited old friends here last week.
The following officers have been elected
by Modoc Rebeksh Lodge for the en-
suing term: N g.. Emma Powell; V.
g., Ethel Galligan; Rec. Sec, Nettie
Warren; Treas, Belle Holder.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
BURTON

Children's day will be observed next
Sunday morning, June 18th, in the M
P church; fine program is being pre-.
pared everybody come-Miss Sarah
McWilliams of Lansing. and Miss
Wapeta Warner Of Henderson, are
spending the week at the Mason home
in this place-Mr and Mrs VIM Mon
tague and children and Mrs J E Hib-
bard of Ovid, were guests of Mrs 8 J
Dewitt and daughter Alice Finch, Sun.
day-Silas Bailey has moved to his
house in this place-Several from this
place attended service in Garland Sun
day evening - Miss Fannie Finch
spent last week with relatives at North
Ovid-Mrs V A Patrick of INLAY City,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs w
Giles, and other relatives in this vicin-
ity-Mrs Walter Bonner and daugh
ter who have Been visiting relatives In
this place, returned to theft home In
Detroit. Friday-George Gadz, who
spent last week with his brother A e
Cadz and family, returned to his home
in Lake Odessa, Ssturday-UG Stiff
and family spent Sunday afternoon with
E d Brooks and family-Mrs G Abby
of Alma, is caring for Mrs Hudson
Smith who is quite ill-Mr and Mrs
Uley Patrick of Detroit, are the guests
of the formers parents. Mr. and Mira
Ellsworth Patrick-Frank Bobaka has
new auto; girls look out-Mrs w G
Stiff spent Sunday with her son, Emery
Simpson and family-Mrs G A Brain
ard and daughters were the guests Of
their aunt, Mrs s J Morgan in Owosso
Wednesday of last week-Claud Allen
of Elsie. was in town on business Tues
day evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
If the Truce Fails.

If the truce fails to produce a
working agreemnt by tomorrow at IL
o CLOCK in the morning, the Republican
roll will be called for nominations,
and when the smoke clears away
Judge Hughes will be the nominee.
And whether the truce does anything
or not, it is the opinion of those close
to I. r. that this ticket will have his
unqualified support, and that he will
not accept third party nomination
if Hughes letter of acceptance is
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
Death of J. Wolton Fuller.

Death claimed j. Welton Fuller,
aged twenty years, Tuesday morn
ing at 1920 o'clock at his home, 814
Harrison street, following an illness
Of eighteen months with tuberculosis
The death of Welton's father, the
late Job Fuller, occurred seven years
ago today almost to the minute of
that Of his son.
Welton Fuller, who was born in
Owosso township, August 2, 1895,
had made his home in this city prac-
tically all of his life. He was grad,
uated from the local schools with the
class of 1914. Welton, who was an
extra bright boy, was a general ia
vorite among his school mates and
was beloved by large circle of warm
friends. He possessed a cheerful
and pleasing disposition and during
his illness was ever thoughtful for
those around him.
Besides his mother, Mrs. Clara
Fuller, Welton is survived by the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Mrs.
William Parsons of Saginaw; Mrs.
l.. F.. Rice and George Fuller of Flint
Mrs. Frank Lowell and l.. L. Fuller
OF Owosso.
The funeral will be held from the
home Friday afternoon at 1880 and
from the Asbury church at 2 o'clock.
Rev. j. B. Wallace, pastor of the
Asbury church will officiate. The in
terment will take place in Oak Hill
cemetery. Welton was a member OF
the Asbury church and took an earn
est interest in the church work.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

what it must be, in view of the plat
form upon which he must run.
. When this platform was adopted,
the convention had it's first chance to
divide on vote. Senator Lodge, Of
Massachusetts,, presented the majority
report-the report which was later
overwhelmingly adopted. When he
had finished reading the committee IS
magnificent exposition Of prepared
ness, protection, and Americanism, a
young man from Wisconsin took the
platform with a minority report.
Recollections of the boy who stood on
the burning deck were irrepressible.
For himself, as a minority of one, he
offered substitute platform, in
which LaFollette's pet theories were
the keynote. 1t called for an embargo
on munitions of war and for govern
ment ownership of all plants manu-
featuring all and every sort of war
weapon. 1t called for an Endorsement
of LaFollette's seaman's law, which
has created so much hostile debate
1t Endorsed the recall-the first time
the word has been heard in either Re-
publican or Progressive circles since
this historic convention opened in
Chicago.