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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23
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Nov. 81. Weiner shipped several
cars Of stock from the Genola station
Thursday.
| The Franciscan Sisters of Little
Falls were here hast week collecting
for the orphans of st. Otto's orphan
age. s 49,. g@ :
| J. j. Drummer autoed to Little Tells
Monday.
Fred Gravel of Onamia was here be-
tween trains Wednesday.
Many Indians from OnamiA and
around Mile Laes lake were in town
Hast week Friday and Saturday, buy
| ing their winter stock OF clothes and
other necessaries Of me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Smith and shil-
dren of Fairbanks were here last week
on visit with the Christ Vir1ig fam
ily. T.. A..
Frank Hall of the Northwestern Tel
ephone Co. was q business caller here
Tuesday.
Theodore Thielen is the owner OF q
brand new Ford.
Auto Thieves are beginainp to sper-
ate in this part of the section. Last
Wednesday. night about 10 O'Clock .
Ford car belonging to r. r. Turner Of
l 4@1kVA0 L SS4Ao hON NAAVOAA 600A
Schultz, was taken from main street. In
front Of Faust 9 hell. John otremba q
motorcycle tools were stolen from his
tool box at the same time the Ford was
stolen, evidently by the Same ones who
took the car. It all happened during
the masquerade dance Wednesday
night. The car was recovered; having
been left near the Jake Th0en place in
Buchanan.
Math Schnurer, J. J. Brumme1 and
son William and Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
Handel Of South Agram were callers
here Thursday.
Announcement was made Sunday in
st. Joseph 8 church Of the coming mar
rage of Miss Frances Hen1eA ef tho
village to Henry Klein Of Melrose.
The marriage will take place ea1ly h
November.
Forty hours devotion were lsld
in st. Joseph's Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week.
| Several of our boys who left for
the soldiers training camps at Port
Dodge, Iowa, were home on fGElouR1
Sunday. They will leave for the south
in few weeks, whore the cold weath.
er will not bother them. TIE boys
who were home wore John Ninssl,
Mathew Beimert and Raymond Har.
ris. They report camp hfe In.
Il One of our early pioneers passed
away last Tuesday at the kome Of his
daughter, Mrs. Bernhard Wsle1ips in
Brainerd, while on visit. He died Of
heart trouble, Of which he was . sat.
ferer for several years. Mr.. Weiss
was born in Austria, July Z, 1883 and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. CoeAraA4, II.
and Mrs. A. F. Koslosky ard so1 -
wald and Mrs. Ina Sims and Wares
Sims were at Ft. Ripley Sunday after
noon to attend q Red Cross Aoettn9, =
branch WIS organized ct Tt Ri11eE
some time ago and is affiliated VIII
the Brainerd chapter, and the pu1Pob
Of the visit of the local Red Gross
workers was simply TO boest fm t1e
Red Cross work. IS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23
1CHOOl. r ePOR j.

Report Of school s. ddiist1iiie
for month ending Nov. 0s M
taught, 10; No. holidays q III. u
enrolled, 90; average daily
Is. Those neither abee1t -.
during the month are -
Rose. Esther and Ninnii
Dorothy Kanieski. Those Ill a1 - :
% W. ia arc .Juha Bads1
Jabas and Evaline Kaisss. SIS. s, 81.
Hazel ward, 1oalhDa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23

70 CoRRR8PoleDElgH0s
Correspondents win please seld u.
their. weekly letters the. Seening#yte
one day earlier than usual On ac10tlilikat
of Thanksgiving. Editor. s. 90.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23
TO coRREsPonDErgrs:I;:.

Correspondents will please send in
their weekly letters the coming week
one day earlier than usual on account
Of Observation-Disclosures.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23

USE BERALD WANT ADS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23

TO CORRESPONDENTS:
: Correspondents will please send in
their weekly letters the coming week
one dav earlier than usual on account
Of Neutrality-suspicious..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

lien. um cine Miebsrboiuns bsrTelber
su' perbinbern. prdiioeni Toetpr bon
Der WoblbebSrbe ertlGrte. bdb bitia6.
bon ben Bei1ulbyungen Rptia ee.
fommen babe unb 70 ipeit er IN Be
traht tpmms, IafIe er an perm ptopIi
Die ipoblgemeinte Warniina erseben, in
Submit feline lois 3unst 5u ipapren,
pibriatnfalls sr nit Der Sail Be
tanntitaft MAIDEN itSnne. 6err 6. 6.
Gipdin. @ertreter nsr .1rpdenen', Der
susrit Deriudt bate, Germ Rsnnsr
rag @ort ab5ul9nsibsn, isbod mi.
ieinem biesb7iislitsu esniras burds
fitl, eriIGrte bann, bab n BON Der
WablbehDrbt ipdbrsnb Der SGbluns in
Sucortcmmenbsr g9eiie bebanoel.
rurbe uuo nift dHftebs 81 ertIdren,
boz feiner 4nfif,t nat tsine llnresels
mdBisfsiten tsj Der 3dbIuns OOrs.toms
men ieisn.
Sie Beborbe ging pann sur Inter
iu9uns Der In sebn DerihisbeneR qr:s
3lHtten porsstommenen ssrrtbiimsr
iiber unb entidiep, nahbem bic @abls
ribtsr unb elsrts aus bisisn prs3ints
ten, bic pprgeIabsH porbsn pdrsH,
ibre ausfagene. ma6i battsu, baR ole
Stimmeudbsabe in biefsn prsiinttsn
in folgsnber Meiis in ben offi3ieIIsu
2SabIbsribt etngstragen tperSeH iOIIt.:
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@irS audi bier ss,ulmidlt.

Gin ssipiifr 9enrb bon 5tlbern,
ter Ed) in ct. Qpuis ipesen 9srauss
adbung bon ipsribIoIsn gheds In Snft
tefinbst, pirb aud bier BON perf6ies
tenen @sidGfisIeuisn eepiinifi, bic er
ebenfGus nit ipertblOieu ebeds bers
einselsst baben foa. Der @erbaftsie,
Der iif bier ipie in Ct. 2ouis fir tis
n.n geainisn bss gunbesgebeimbiens
itss dussnb. naunte f6 bisr GharIss
@resn. uHb 5err 5enrb pogue ers
ipirtte ssitsrB i'm 9amsn Der 8. & g.
pogus Co., bi. su ben Opfsrn bss
8auaers sebOrt. eintn Suftbef,bl sss
gen Green aIins Don gtIberu, unb
fObnfD bic Bsb0rbeH BON ct. 2ouis
NIT i'm fsrtis iinb, irirb feline Aus'
Iiferung an bic biss:se poIissi sr'
lang! irtrheu.
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Ifen Sooreu perIen Sdspeibtropien.
fgin s,feiien iinb N6felu; uu6 I'M.
laufborIidb 5udt bic Sonb oai ser
1ettDede.
Sb iie ben ar5t bolt? Mos faun
|er ibr iogenS gsds ibr Bid Idnoit
!erratcn DAB es iid nur nod
Ium zage ODER Stunoen banoelt =.
Go b1tte bid oein Graiim per.
|wirflidt oein Sarrp Mt beimge.
!febrt, bein pergoiterter Sobu, oas
|e,nsige syrad aus Dem SdifIbrud,
ceiner @be iino ou iiteii itlimm
Da. trdnsnlos. q Gin Gngf,
lihr Bid nui bic llbr. gur nt4t
|peiiien = riht einiblafen - bis
|morgen ieds gutenoI" Uilt es bod
|iest fiir Spei 81 arbeiten, 70 Iause
Ter nod afntef.
8icoerim last Die gaoel ourb
ole triridenOe Seioe. Die iertigen
Geddcn iliegcn ani ben Xiid, un.
ter OcH 2iid), lpcbin es in Der Gle
|iriiit. Iabci irrf Der Slid INNER
pic0er 5u Dem yiod)elnoen, oeiieH
Geiiht iId) 10 ielhan oujpisf.
Scgen yscrgcn iii lie bod einae.
| id,laien.
Gin trnurioes Grtunhenl Aus
benz aiiien iiredt lid ibr eine psiBs
Sano cntgelen: uNomin winttteL
lab mid abid)ieo ycbmen. Sol fei.
lren grjt ia iiibPs, es gcbt 81
enoe ornlc WiittI, on lpeinlt2
llno pie picl Summer babe id) Dir
|senIatt mcin aeben luar pcr.
ieblt beiier 10 -"
3ierlihe, butte gyeinbldttden be.
Sedcn oen 1rmlid)cn Gcppidl. Scd)S
lueeno in eiiicr Haft gefertigt.
llnb ineiiierbait seitidt, pabretio
has Wsuiterber5 icineH !esten iho.
mn 2rn,nn bcgrIb.
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dir pus 9ui sr 3sit?

\
Sic tcnnru gapib Scn Diami. Der
cben III GeldlarIser gtls olc S!rdsc
oabingebf mo Ocr, luDalo Slr Illn
guieH 2ag lagel. oDncil 5ulGrelI,
cap er tcllie orIL telnell aiiycnplid
Selt pnbc.
Sie iGitieIn Dcn aopi uno ira
| gen lld), luas oenll 0er Yialln u
luIGtigcs su mn gauc, DaB CT tr,lIrn
Dionlent leincr tollDareiL 3cIt CT.
lbriBcn fonnc.
Sd) uiiroe eIn 0etie bnraui Ell.
eegeh oaB er Ir Der ncWien vd.
mute init ,Jblen aul Der SiruBe Iir.
ttn blclbeIi c0cr sic besleiten U0sl
MT ,SDncn ioaH irgenOiuogn grge.l
nno Iange StlinoeA perplanorln
ltnroe, iDeaH sic 60 lulipajIeil. S,,
pranHcn MIR llaW leIllsllI luernn
Sd, had lcincn Y!ancI ulIo aulns
ten Sn Irageil.
Gem Der Y,aHR, Der ME ui.o
iie,nals Jelt bar, ~ llia)t ruua s...
yiann, Der Hart beiHaitigt Ii.
lolloern elIIer, Ger iiber leiIe or,.
HIat 5u oisponlercn uerlicDi. ss.r
irelien tbn pei oi:er, als wlr 9lua-
len nlo6icn. Sn groBeren yet.,eO,,, !,
lls er IN 10 mo ~ plelru egenp.u.
ren DOrgnn0cu. IA iebrn iulr aIleii
|&errn, DER ole oeoer .allegt, liili
leIHe ArbeIt 5n iun. SIn lIcinj,n
2iomellt aDer Iailt lDnl IN, 6aB ~
ieincm Bulifollegen ctiuas initJaisl.
len babe, ooB er AUDI eilleiH auoerril
aolegen etiuas iagel midle. Tdnl
erlunert er lId, 0aB ole Uriibli. DO
eeuie gefonuleH icl. uno oaIlg gcyt
es ibnl our6 ocn aopL 6aB lryeno
euuas IL! ieiner 0arnlIlc oOer oil leI.
her Yerlon ici luoruber Ct nadlln.
zen millie. SHoelien u.riliegt iDln
oie Seit. Gr bate bereIts porber
Eah5narbeiten, er bat nun iest nod
nIegr Ead3narbeIiell er NJ aiio
eilig, iebr eilig. bis our rei5uars.l
sieruoliiat abcr iuenH man Ibll
|arWrld)t, iuenn nlnlI eIn 3bsiia Oil.
d)lagi, oas ieIilen prIpa.en gletDun.
0eH efitgescnfonlit, Dct sr pieter
eInriaI Selt piel 3eIt, aber er tnt
eIle! Gle!
slber Ho9 eiliacr bat es Der an.
Cere, Der Mann, Der 10 raidrH
Shriftcs oablngeDt Den. Hla,i 70
anIiebt oaB iuiGtise 1eitaite ieide
Sobien Dciiiigcln. Ienn er bat mat
mr. ein einjiaes Geid)dit i'm aopIr.
ion0erli oereti slci@ EN- gauges Ini.
teno - minoeltens. Gus III elm lebr
iaientpoller Mann. Benn nlnn mt
tin pIalioert, miro man ..berrnldt
lom ocr ,3aDl ieiner Gihfdlle, Don
- ~ Ga u.e .. 5ins veilsa gIUi,
Don oe.i 4laller, nit oenen CT lid
aast wan BARI MIR nIdt ooraui
rhHen, oaB or Die weidaIts, uber
ole nit ibm ernitbait perbonoelt
woroeI ill., gum abidluB briHasn
MIRO. LeiiiI oa5u pal er selne Seu.
Sn Der giunoe, in Der CT Su einer
sriinDlidcrsn Gurhiidjt zines 9e.
a'.e, 5ii eineni HbinluB partst
miro. BAT er bcreits rin anoeres De.
idait aHl SdniirfcH.
Or ijt babel icrH DO. ieoem boifn
@iaen. gr nleint cs uilgeInein gut
nit Dciu anoeren uHo nit lid ieIbii.
Dobl aber ieblt as ibm p0Gis OF
isornIiid,tr Strait, oas ~ tiin, mos
er 81 tun benbiihtist. gsos &c an.
iGngi. bIeibt I'M Aniaue iteden, unS
tdlrn 6aus sroeibt es Bis CUR
Salite.
Dit ioIdeH eilisen. pieIgi4dfti.
cen Seuien III nidts ansuiaugen.
sic rauben uns Die, 3eit, fis ftoren
ms in Der Arbeit. aBeun bieies
WaRa uns iiber ben BEG Sommt.
hin tuir am beiten. ibH Hi&t aHsiI.
rnien; oos ratiamfte iiiE H,ls t. TIN
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4bbtlid,e grambipnnsess
Grlitt aeitern Ysittas bic srsiie 5rai
barbara ppn Niba.

Die rs Sabre alte agrau Barbara
bon gliba Don Der WObalpt nnD Wan.
9titsr Sirabs srIas ssfern abeno I'M
itdotifden 5oipital Yranbirunben, BIZ
iis seitern Wittus in ibrer WobnIHs
bapoHgetragsn batte.
Die @reiiin mar bamit bsihdfligt,
auf einem Gosbsrb ihr Wittaseifen gus
3ubsreiten, als iis Der GIamne 81 rass
tam, tpcbei ibre gIstb in Brano gee
ristb. 4uf ibrs 9ilferufs fam ibr Der
iiber ibr Ipobnenbe vi. Briept 3u 9i!fe,
aber ebe es ibm selans, bic JIammsn
5u trftideB, bate bic alte 5rau al
sdn5n a0rper granbtpuuhsn barpns
setrassn. Iit aerats iw itdbti5 5fsn
SOlpital, ipobin bic @eriinsliicte sss
brd6t iuurbe, eriIdrtsn ibren 3uiicno
fufort fiir p5Ilis boffnuneslos unb bic
Getiin purbs am 9tbenb rurd ben
9ob bon ibrsn sntfssIiden S9msrs
sen srISit.
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sdJpdbiider llnieritatunss, ,gereim.

Sn Der sefisrn Gbtnb i'm DeutT4sE
aIub itatteebabisn 9eriammIuns hes
S1pabrnen nntertuBunsss sUerens,
'gelegentli9 tpel4er prditbtnt s..
@lodler ben 8oriib unb Seiretdr e.
yrper bas proiotod fiibrte, selaustsH
ausi4liebli9 Routines1ddiie CUR Grs
Iebisuns. On Sipei trante Wits!itbs-
ipurbe oas iiblibe aranienesib i'm 8ss
TRACE Don $40 ansetpisien 9eIsgat
4lfreo Reinbarbt beri9tete Iber b,e
Ieste 0sriammIuns bts 9euti9sAmss
riianii6en Stabtmrbdnbes uno ipiss
AUDI iur3 auf 6as DablrsIuliat bin.
tpobei er bemertie, bab allen 4ns
i4ein ua9 bic 9euii4s sameritansr
nidt i'm pollen WaB ibre pfIidt ses
ihaH bditen, ba onbtrnfoIIs bic S!im'
meumebrbeit 9trrn grbarbrS cine
nod erObere setpeieu fpGre. Serr 2.ms
mann beri9tete iiber bic am Sonniag
ftattgebabte 9eriammluug pes 9.uts
fden 3lubs. Die ginnebmen Der
@eridmmIung beliefeu fih cuI so uap
bic Iusgabtu auf ben aIei6sn 8etras.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
1emtihes 9beater.
rSas aisb BON Der @lode1, nTaria
Gtuart" nnO rSieseo" 5ar
Sd,iller Seier msrgen
slbcnS.

am nd4ffen eonntag ion es fif
seiaen, ob Der Tortbeitanb unisres
tsut{ten Sbentsrs m0gIid in. Direts
lion unb Riinftltr baben In ben per@
aongensn fiiHf gorftslIunsen polldui
teipieTeu, baB uuiere beutfd5e Biibne
Cos Bette su lsiiieu I'M Siunbe III.
Cincinnati nar INNER ftoI, arf iein
tentIdts Sbeuhr unb nit EN- biss
den autem @ilsH t6nnen mir uns bies
ies tperfbpoae 5nititut erbalten. Di.
ron Der Ttr.,tion peranitaltete Gtifs
grrftelluna sur Wieberfebr BON Jriebs
r:h S6iners GeburtstGg perbieni urts
ter alien lmitdnben einen iiartsn Be
ind. 9irettor s1nib piinitt befOns
b>rs barauf binsutpeifen, bdb bic
G6iflrs'seisr 7:45 ibt.H 9lnfuns
nimmt urb Tpdteffens 1920 enoel
pirb. @ir IuiTen nafftebenb bus pieis
perfprebenbe progrnmm fOIesu:
/. T1sil:
.Tag 2isb BON Der SIpde',
Unit lsbeHben BtItsrH,)
Wfuih pon Us. 9rub.
9ortraaenoer 5err u. NesrsGigen.
2. EbeiI:
.Rario stuart" (3. It)
Spieaeitunp: Ri6. 2eif6.
perfcnen:
Waria etuart, aonisiH bon Shotts
Lamb, GeiaHsene in gHes
lant 5el.ne Eo6
GIifabetb, q6uisin BON GnsIdnb,
Seltns giirser
Rob.rt 0ubI.p, @raf BON aeissiter
>. Wlar Siir9ens
Georq talbot, Graf Don Sbrepsburn
@. Dsiiners5 s5obrictrs
amios guuIet, Ritter, Otter Der
Woriu ~. Willn 9iebrif,
Giortimsr, iein Reffs Rid. eeuft,
otslp, Rprtimers 5runb,
49,. Jrts 5aube
Souna aeHnebb @.ra Waber
3. 5btiI:
Sssr.a aus Die Bert 9 m o.
ruRg bes 5ieseo 9enua"
q. uHb 3. att).
Spisllsituns: " Wepsregissn.
perIonen:
sSisseu, graf BON 2apaena,
Wur Siirseus
WluIep 5ofan, Mpor Dor 9unis.
u. Rspersgis.n
Rsisrpirts Site fnb ibei @pB &.
Safamp. apotbsis. Dine anb II.
'Strabs (5eI. Canal 1910. ioipie on
her 8pr Office fss Granh Opera
Saufss (9eI. Canal 401) ou baben.
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iSrou $55.75 aIs Dettsepinn foIirfs
tirt, isbof) bns 9sIo niht obeelief:rt.
fOnbern fir ii9 ielbit ouf Elm anoeres
pferb seipsttet.
= SIM Susenbseritt betannte se+
fern elm neiuidbrieer Sunse baB er
nit elmer 9anos elei9aeiinnter 9ames
raben 3peirdber, lutos@ummirdber
unb dbnli6e 9rtitel seftoblen bot:e.
Ri9tcr asao iibsrsab Den Sungen CUR
geItrafllug fsinsr Wtutter unb ertldrs
ts. DAB i'm @isberbolunssfaae otr
Snabs. iubaIS sr bas asbnte 2sbeas'
jabr errei6t hat, na9 Der Sresnnals
8eferunes anitaIt geftidt perben
ipiirbs.
- Die offisielle Stiutmell5abIllng
hot on ben bereits peroiieiltlid)ten
Stinlnen5oblen menie sednoert. 3as
srDBte Sntereiis bate iih auf bte
SberiffsipabI fon5entrirt. 9lIrh Die
offisiele 3dbIune puroe nun feltges
itellt, oab Der 0eulofrat gsorthcltt
ieinen @egner oen HepublifaHer
9Iit init elmer Mtaioritdt bon 319
StimuIeu beiiest bat. sir Die altSs
aabe BON Bombs fir StJul5pede be-
itiuutt, tpareu 6.3S7 OafilE uno Sill
Stiumen bagegeH abgegeben porSen
9d cine 2s3 Wsaiuritdt n1tbig II, 10
wuroe bic gou6uusgabe oeunat nit
30 Stimmen @aioritat aHgenom'
men.
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acpf sufamemn pnb sab bos proieii
oni. trosbem Der bonaIige 9ntb
Der IIbermdnnsr unb 5tabtrotb piers
fir seitimmt batten. Menn Der aampl
iih erneuern follte. bleibt nur sin
ausnes fir Die erri9tung bss ers'
matoriums = bic Sanlpr Yottons,
porausssIsst, bnb uniers Ratbars
iiabt 9slspus nidt oaaeeen proierrrf.
= 0ie bisiisen GIts psrbsn einsn
SpeSinI5ue nod Camp Soplor ME-
then, I'M ben bieiissu 5reunbsn ano
gerpanbten 9elesenbsit gu ssber. biz
9ferpporter Siingen, ipelt,e i'm Wtobilis
iirunesIoser itdtionirt iiub. gu bsius
den. Die glbfobrt bes 3us,s fol an
25. b. Wits. srfolsen.
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Rs9m Git.

Sn iebr bebentIi4em 3uitann
:purps seiterH abenb br % Sabre
alte hilbert Z. 2ucas, DON go. 1865
Palun 2iDenue, an ben 5Olgen sinsr
QuediilberDergiftuHa leibenb, mad
TEN SOipitaI sum 8urmbnsissn Ga
marHer sebra6t.
aout ben ansnben Der pOli5e;
Habm 2ueas bereits ON Ditnitaa
glbenb in isfbitm0rberiider abiiG.
msbrers NuedIilbertdbletten. absr oi,
gpureu Der 9srgiftuns seistsn iit
srif an aeftrnm 9lbeHp, morauf sr
rnpersiisIid ua@ benz 5ofpiiaI g.
:braht tpurbe.
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Sleine YoliseisNabri@ten

- aus bsm 9abatsssI6ait pom
Jobn GI6o on Der Carthage pit.
anr Wliiteu apsnus Durben eeftsrn
$3.50 in esniitiiden iopis Sabd. unb
Gisarstten i'm Deribe DON $44 ssiiOb.
len.
- 9r.t iusenbIife DurGbrennsr
ipurben 'geiisrn Der poliJei aIs Drs
nibt semelbet, n6mli5 9irsiI Cater,
16 Sabre alt. Don Ro. 1861 eIari
Strabe; Der a6t Sabre aIte I'd. aoers
fer. bon Nc. 1857 ylum Gtrdbe, unb
Der II Sabre alie gmiI auusfprb, bon
Ro. 1108 Gsit Ctr.
- GIiHoro grpnimus. BON 10.
211 9npR Strabs, meIoets Der goli.
sci. lob ibm in Der Garage i'm Sauit
no. 267 Scfed apenue cine soIbsnc
Sdf9enuhr i'm @ertk bon $50 sss
itohien ipurbs.
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Youthful Horse Thieves Caught.

James Kidd, aged 20, and Roy Kidd
aged 16, sons of Frank Kidd of Owes
SO, are in the county Jail, having been
brought back by members of the sher-
iff's force, from Livingston county
where they were arrested while in the
possession of the stolen horse and rig
of Jacob Maurer, Corunna livery
man. A reward of $25 was paid for
their capture.
The young men had in the rig a
bag of beans stolen from the eleva-
tor at Oak Grove, which it is alleged
they broke into, as well as other stol-
en- articles including a fur overcoat
and other effects contained in a grip.
James Kidd has served term in
the Detroit House of Correction for
horse stealing, having been sent up
from Saginaw county, and released
when it was reported he was dying.
The younger boy also has a police
record.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
EOWOSSO TINES
OWOssO, MICH, MARCH 0, l9l
Republican Ward Caucus

To the Republican Electors Of the
City of Owosso:
Notice is hereby given that pri-
mary election for the nomination of
candidates for supervisors will be held
on Saturday, March 10, from to z
o'clock p. I'M. at the following places |:
First ward-211 N. Ball street. q
Second ward-Times office, E. Main
street. TX
Third ward-City hall, East Main
street.
Fourth ward-Beattie & Ross store,
West Main street.
Fifth ward-West Side hose house,
West Main street.
Candidates for nomination must file
their names with the chairman or Sec.
rotary before II O'Clock noon, Friday,
March 8.
BY order Sof city committee.
Geo. M. Dewey, Chairman.
c. E. Rigley, Jr., Secretary.
March 8, 1017. H.f a,t,ft
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ventive, for it would cause as much
harm as the disease.
"Why Do Taxes Increase Each
Yearf" was then discussed by Mr..
Fauth, who could see no reason ex-
cept the good roads which were very
expensive.
Mr.. Brookins said the primary cleo
tion laws would be Of benefit if more
would turn our for election, when
called upon to discuss that question,
but could see little benefit if they did
not.
We then adjourned to meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clapp in April.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
BURTON FARMERS CLUB

The members Of the Burton Farm
ers' club and several friends were en-
tertained at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Schultz, Wednesday,
Feb. %, 1917. The meeting was open
ed by singing "The Battle Hymn of
the Republic, 3" after which w. J.
Brookins conducted the devotional
exercises. We were then invited to
partake Of a fine dinner and enjoyed
a pleasant social hour.
Following the social hour, business
and the program were taken up. Mr..
and Mrs.k William Giles were mades
honorary members of our club and
Mr.. and Mrs. A.4s5syotse wesesfnade
members, while the names of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Willetts were put on the wait
ing list. Our club voted to do their
share towards the lunch to be pro-
vided at the county association of
Farmers clubs to be held in Owosso
March IA, 1917.
The, first question discussed was
"What i Learned at the Institute
That Would Be of Interest to Our
Club" Mr.. Snyder told us Of many
interesting things and for some of his
plans for next year.
Mr.. Brookins then discussed the
subject. If "Power on the Farm"
telling us that oxen were first used
and then horses, and now tractors
were taking their place to some ex-
tent, especially on large farms, but |
said that he doubted that tractors
would ever take the place of horses
on the small farm.
Making Home Happy for the
Young People" was next discussed
by several Mrs. Brookins said you
must be young at heart yourself and
allow them to bring their friends in
to their home and entertain them
here. Mrs. Fauth told us that the |
company you'd make more work and |
the young people should be taught to
help even though they had to be al
lowed to help in their own way. Mr..
Peterson spoke from the fathers
point Of view, saying it was a good |
thing to make even the boy of the
street feel You were their friends, and
Mrs. Potter reminded us that if we
had young people around us we would
keep young ourselves.
The subject of Farm Efficiency"
was next taken up and Mr.. Schultz
told us that few men had place for
everything, and everything in its
place, but in order to do this you
must keep bnsy and put each tool or
article used in its place as soon as
you were through with it.
Mr.. Brookins told us about the
pure seed law and that it would be
helpful if it was enforced, but said
that it was not.
Mrs. Fauth gave us a good review
Of the Woman's Congress of the
County Institute, saying she was
glad to do her own washing and iron
ing when she heard the experiences
of others in hiring theirs done. She
also told us about the methods of
fighting tuberculosis and infantile pa
ralysis.
Mrs. Hammond said she could not
tell what caused diseases to spread in
a neighborhood, but that more care
should be taken Of children suffering
from the diseases Of childhood, and
that great care should be- taken to
keep everything clean that was used
in the sick room and on the premises.
She also said the doctor should be
careful not to give too much pre-