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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Today IS Decoration Day and is a Public Holiday. All of the stores in the city were closed in honor of the occasion as well as the banks and pub- lie offices. The general appearance Of the streets-which were practically deserted-would lead one to believe that everyone was busy in their houses or gardens.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

The hull of the Flowers dredge on Solomon river will be ready for launching tomorrow. There are at present ten men at work on the con- struction of this boat which will be digging by July l. The Scandia engine is expected on the first boat as well as many other parts. These are sup piled by the Union Construction Co. Oliver Flowers will return to Nome in time for the arrival of the first boats.
 The Eskimo Dredging Co. will hook up their power tomorrow to get their bucket hne on. The Kimball dredges will not be started up until the arrival of repairs from the outside which will be here one the first boats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

The cemetery at Belmont Point was visited by many who went to pay re- spects to departed friends during the day. Many baskets of paper flowers the best we have got-and some few real flowers were strewn over the resting places of departed friends and relations-in loving memory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

United States Mineral Surveyor IT, ving Reed has got his hands full or work and awaits the clearing off or the snow to allow him to proceed with the work of surveying much property which is to be patented. For the past two days he has been on Otter creek engaged in this class of work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Father" Chase, the monarch of lower Dexter, reports very low water in Nome river this morning. Last night was exceptionally cold the glass registering below freezing. The ice has all gone out of Nome Iiver and is piled up m great heaps along the banks. The hills are devoid of snow which now remains in punches in the lowlandS. Olson and Frostland on No. 3 Dexter are busy sluicing up their winter dump. There is but little tra- vel in that section just at present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30
NOTICE.

W. c. Baird will arrive on the Una. tiiia with sample stock of Washing ton shoes, Greenhood shirts, Saxony knitting mills black bear overalls. Bal Band rubbers, Hardeman hats, Coopers underwear.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Charles Dalqust at Safety this morning states that the lagoon is still frozen solid but that the sea ice has gone out. Thepalatial schooner Eagle is all ready for launching and will take the plunge in a few days. Andy Otterson and Jacobson will superin- tend the work This boat will be un- der command of Jack Ohrem this summer. This old mariner is taking to the water again. Dalquist says there are lots of ducks and geese at Safety.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Miners on the Dexter divide are talk
 Ing advantage of the spring run of water and are near through sluicing. storm and Calllins on the Daisy fin- ished sluicng this morning and report very satisfactory cleanup. They have been working nine men whosare now laid off for few days when they will start up again. Brown and Bol- ster on the Lena started to sluice this morning and have four men working. Albert Murray Is ground sluicing in Grass Gulch but is short of water. Murray, Sullivan and Kelly finished
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

their third dump yesterday and will be through sluicing in three or four days. They report scarcity of water. Bar ney Coggings and Jerry Campbell are now sinking q new shaft on thelr lease. Coggins has sluiced up his win- ter dump which turned out better than expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Home Guards Attention! This be- ing Decoration Day the usual drill will not take place this evening. On Fri day night there will be full parade when thesvarious skirmishers and ex- tended order movements will be car ried out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30
NEWS NOTES

Taking his dogs and sleigh along Fred Aver left for Council on the launch Standard this morning. The mail carrier will take advantage of this launch visiting Solomon and will be a passenger to Nome on her return trip this evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Reliance up Nenana Q. a. m. 29th. Julia B leaves Cinema for St Michael Thursday.
 Minneapolis al Cinema. NPeerless up Nenana for Fairbanks 9 a. m.
 Washburn ? barges down Nulato a. m.
 Schwatha 1 barge up Cinema s.so n. m Panama up Rampant II a. m.
 Sibilla down Rampant 5. a. m. Gfbbon Alaska. May 30 1917 s.sO n m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30
Nor'cs To .sARresDeRs.

Pursuant to an order of Local No. S6S. B. I. l.. of A. (Afiliated with A. r. of L.) members are hereby notified that the summer scale of $7. 50 per day of eight hours and $t per hour over- time. becomes effective June 1. Notice is also given that overtime rates shall apply to all parts or subdivisions of the full day of eight hours.
 AL. NICHOLSON
 President
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Tanaa with one barge up Rampant II p. nl.. gath.
 siwash up Nenana for rairbarss G n, m.
 sibiIla down Circle s:so a. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

Subscribe for the Nome Nugget
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-05-30

We want svsry one to bs sub scribsr to the Nugsst-Do 1t NOW.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

oaber aeitern mar mein gatei
oa?" @ir borten 5uf1aie lp1i
4benos bon 8efamlten, er lei in Der
@itp geieben moroen!"
.Ssa. @eltern mar Mr. 8ii-
Ding ben gail5en Gag i'm @eid)aftl. +.
8ieI ldnger als ionitl gr NOR nod
90, rpie min meggingen!"
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Damn l,id)t 5ll ms nab lSnuie g.
fomnnen?.. @roBer Soft -. mas
beiBt oas mtr2"
Sd meiB mirflif nid)t, Mrs.
&erfer!. pieaeid)t rat Der Had)t-
ipddoter cine Mbnitng. Sdruiter
lit Der Gam pieaeidlt nod oa2"
.a6 mo! Ser eebt ood) ldcn
lln1 lieben ltbr friib meg SodIteis,
oaB er nod eiumol OUT DEM Sef
berummurfitl Na.... id leb' mai
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12
e9peisr utbtrite=9 as.

RiirsIih tasten IN Rnppersua bic
.lleberfeer1 f1wsi5.rif4er Rationale
tGt. Cs finb 6tes' Haufltute, bie emf
In junaen Sobren in abtrfeeif9sn 2dns
bern setueilt, ounn fit INNER In bic
6eimat 5uriidsetebrt fnb. SdbrIi@
treffen fih biefe Ruufleut., um otie
Grinnerunsen uuf5ufrif9en. Runo
$50 perfonen paren p%erfammelt unb
tauf9ten @riiBe aug nit i'm Nuslanb
peiienbsn Mitsliebern. Selesramme
purben mad 9inters Snoien, gbina
unb anoere Srte ~berfanbt. Cine
SammIuns Sueunit.n Der ~notlebenoen
Muslanbihtpei5er ergab in fur5sr 3eit
$500 Granten. Dem 8unoesrat tpur<
be Elm Danttelesramm fir feline aufs
opferunsspoas Mrbeit uno fhlehtbe<
Iobnte Wiibe eefanbt, bas In einem
bod ouf bic obsrfte QonbesbebOrbe
ihIcb.
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@anm enDli1?
seuator Sumbert iiber BITE
Trieoensauslidte1.
Or slaubt, bic siesesftunbe tnr his
lransoier nod tern.

Senator Sumbert ttente i'm Barrier
,Sournal" Die Jrage, .Wana miro Der
Rries eabens" ano CAB barauf eine
Mntport, bic i'm 9inbIid auf Gin
fabrnl1s Der 3ipiloienftpfli4t in
Deutf4lnnb bemerterstpert erf4etnt.
6umbert ertIdrte rdmltd:
Der !aries intro gu gnbe itin,
penn bic Nerbiinbeten auf alien Jrons
ten elm Rriessmaterial beiiammen boz
ben lperben, bas Dem Materiol oes
Jeinbes iibsrlegen 1T. Der Rries
pirb gu @nbe fein, tpenn bic Verbiinz
beten before Ranpnen ais Die 6etnbe
buben perben, tpenn fie in allen better
.uno in er0berer Mense berforst iein
fperoen, mem fie Dor Tim aud i'm
Gluapefen einen bemerfenstperten
Nor1pruns, ipenn {ie mebr W~erffdtten
6aben uno mebr fabriaieren tperoen,
.tpeun fIe mebr> Beretperte, Qod0fen,
@iebereien, Qa%boratorien, als Der
Jeinb bsiiBen perben, tpenn fie msbr
.aoblen, Stab, BUILDER unb @prens'
ftoffe beriteuen. unb tpera fe. nit
.sin,m Mort, ibre inbutrieIe 2eis
ftunssfdtigtsit auf stns 95be sebro&t
baben fperbsn, bab oie beutf@s Sns
hufriemnd& sgs{nloger ~
.ouu,bert ,beiobt bic Jroge. OF oies
Giles m0sIiH 1T. Denn Die Werbiin.
bsten, 70 fiibrt ~ aus, perfAssen iibtr
ris9r Msnf9tltrdifs dN DE Jeinbs
.aufdsnmstAsnoninen. Dos e1idfal
~ Rtieges bdnse nidt Blob bon ben
R1mpfens an bes brDnt al. q nsbt
I'm ,inniefsen ~9nfdmmenbone nit ben,
inbuErisGm Wsttbesperb. 4ier udrs
osz. Rampf teinestpess Iei4t. Dem
DsutfnIanb bdtte ssrabe auf biefem
Gebiet einsn beoeltenben Worfpruns.
81, Is etn3ubDltrl selft. Sn ben allz
ra6Itssnbet DitrSip Satren babe
Jransttid pielts In inouffritller 9tnz
fi9t btrna9ldHigt. Nun sebe es feiz
ner onberen Nusipee. England, Jranfz
reid, JtaIien unb Rublanb miibten
OrsanifatiOnen fhaffen, nm Deutids
lamb unb Deiterret9 ben Rans ab3uz
Iaufen in Der @efnoBfabrifdtion.
Die @ufsabe 1T ernft unb srOb,"
f9rsibt Ct gum G4Iub. .llnfer geino
benefit, oob er Fe erfobt fat. CT
iptrb anes oaran feben. Inn ben Worz
fprung su bebaItsn. Ct bat nidt ouf
Die Qoffnung Deraidtet, uns gu befe>
gen. ST psrftdrft In biefem Musen>
bid bic Mrmee Rrupps, BON Der er
bic Iebte DffenfiDe ptrIanst. Infer
wertrauen In ben @ieg 1T sebIieben.
Mber Die @tunbt bes Gieots it mebr
:unb ntbr uniidtr 9ssuDroen. Die
psrfpsfttpen Der 3ufunft ffnb beuts
u~niIostrsaEs i supcr. mir babtn &c,
.arbsttef, absr nod midi sentis gear
hettgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12
an aHlbguip.

Gin eteeuarsisssf Mibgef&td paf'
feriss Dor ss5a1tsn ntn 9srsos ppm
6assbslbst. 3niosnitD ainb luist Oerl
sdBsta sines Qos6 ARpore bastsrtr sint
se9fsSn Gauasrbhrp aad 0binbups
AnefnL essfa ffsins,, urfprinsli,
den N0rfat asstssbta& ,r bic 0abrt
h sapn0oN. uea Tim xisiee GiniSufe
Ia ben @inn taineu, Die sr gIei9 nod
be{orsen tnonte. .5n .sinem Meit Gnb
6otxl ftitg ct db unb ptrbra1ts bort
BE Nodt. Den f~oIsenoen 4oe fuAte
Il berf1ieoens gsfAdftt aaf iinb tdufts
Elm.
Nun bate er fnh TN 6ptel suerit
als Qcrb Woore be5tadnet, dIS tim
abr bdnn bas Grehtskkbu@ porssItgt
tpurbs, tpar X 70 in csbssiien, bdb q
f4 unteEs jeiuent tsirfii3sn Rnsnsn
unb 1itel eintrus. Da II MIR tintn
eraisen Dishfr bsi bath, f4isf
ban 9ptelbefiSeF BIZ @d6< terba6fs.
u tette Ste pstissi bon bem nstrf<
ipirbissn Safe III AkNntnss, Ssr M
absr feinen sisersn gtaiasn rsds tins
1u fem f&iens
Die poli5ei froste tslepbsnifA i'm
paIais ~ 6trsoaS al, obeSi<Ist ms
surseti III 1Sn6on aufbdIte. .g4ss3
urb gar nittsf Iantt4s ~ GnttD1rt,
IT if auf diner Adfe mad. tbin
bursh-
Dorouf ipurbe Der 6eraoe In elmer
@titcnarabe BON pieeobfln Derbaftet
uno ipeBtf, hnbsfuster AnmaBuns
zines iSnislidsn Natnens unb 1ittls
no1 benz nddfttn poii5eiomt sebradt.
Or amiif.rte fid .tDnisIi9' barber,
aber es foitets bod einise Stumben
3eit, ebe bic polisei fid bapOn iibers
seusen Iieb. ouB fie es nidt nit sinsm
6oditapler, fonosrn nit einem edten
@lisbe Der fonislihen Gamilie gu iun
bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12
Qehrer NriuM.

Sir sic Green 9ia Sdule miro elm
2ebrer geinht, Der 9entidy lut0
gnelifd) unterrid)ten fam. Sernrfa
9 Monnte Shule. appIifahfetl bite
it'd at ipenoen an. GSiuin SAtai6tf,
AIbert 6eimer, Trik NpmttI; Bill
peroc, geras.
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Or. SariutQ,s 8ehanbInna

fir arebs, sumor, b5ie Gefdipiire etc.
lit ieet 81 haben in SO. 20sK alamn
Rla5a, San Gntonio, oberbalb Soiterss
Sizes lit Die orieineIe 9arlpel Bebanb~
lung, 70 betunnt IN Gan Nntonie urto III;
Seras. Nirs. Sar,pel, fompetente Rife
eerinnen nno auoIifisierter @rst itebeft.
sur @erfiieung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12
R E

@ir boben cine groBe Mllsipotl
bon perId)iebenen Stplen bon Net.
giiren iino mir MAIDEN irgeno Ell
MuIter ooer 8roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
grodett $50 (Mns.)
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aae Gorten pon 9rnd : Slrbeiten,
wie Slider, y5olbers", griefbpacn NIB
Gpnperts, 2arten, GirruIare, Ginlaban-
gen nim., in Semtidl nnS GnaIiid. metz
nnssefihrt. @iIfpu & edpmee-
Yrintina &c., 206 Gaparrp ctr.
ScI. Gredeft 1925.
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yYiep" nnb vNntDn,"
Cine 9Aarafteritunir aus ben s9nt=
a~enaraben.

un5ex acknowledgements Iiest
nun fdon flint Soee unp finf Nd4te
ununterbroden ia ben S9iBengrdber,.
Gina 800 Metsr nor urs. ienfeits
ttnes ueinei., fumpfisen @ranbes tino
DE Gron3oien, Mlpenidser, etnsesraz
Zen. Gs beibt fdorf uufpaHen. Des
Morsens 6.rrfAt beiberfeits mtiit
Rub., aber bod TT Is mebr pie ses
rpast, fi9 irsenbtpie febr mouifs gu
MAIDEN. Meift oes Wormittass ieBt
brnben bas gefnoIe Elm. Neben mir
ftebt our 2intet. auf Madt eth piers
fdx5tiaer Qanopebrmann NIT rieftgem
@olIbort, i'm Munbe bic nie ausseben@
be Yfeife (Eabat: setrodnete 8infen,
airfdbldtter, Rartoffeliraut, je fpies
ba if), auf benz 9eloenbaupt ben
u2anopebrtopp." Sn Der aompdsnie
bat CT ben SpiBnamen npiep." fpobl
fpegen feiner tiefen. brObnenben 8abs
fimme, mas aud CUR sroben, fraftbol=
len @eftalt urfomtfd pirft. Sbn
brinot bas aber ntht aus letner Rube.
@etne gemitsruk if iib.rbaupt uns
a~erftSrbar, ebenfo ME Sci feinem re-
ben ibm febenben Greunbe Mnton, Der
nidt raudt, fonbern priemt. 8etbe
{;nb unfaqbar fhipeiafnm, aber I'm
.oonaea Battalion ala ME perfaeenoe,
totfdere @hiben betanut. Gnabe
@ott Benz Meni@entinbe, auf bas }p
aud ,,ur fit einsu MugenbIid Rimms
unb Rprn au{ommenirieaen. Driben
mtrb es I,benbta. MIR {poren. has IN,
niAs Rndnen HI nur MunitipnsDtr.
iXpxnbuna. Den nranaDfen fdetnt
absr oas g9ieBsu 6eibenmGbig @hpb
an modem. nit einer1 Male aebt Is
nebtn mir fura: 1T. q Eat ou@ lei1t
oafod6fao.n. am fsbe, pss pi.p, Der
f6 tbyfI f.rtiamodtn ,pcHt,, NIT Der
rttbttn 6a,tb iosfSfi. Ben Rtnnriemeu
.losnef,eI feinen aopp obntrnmt unb
In b,SS6tiu afdnaui. i'm bin unb Der
brtbtnb. Sbne ein Mort atiat q i'm
.febr unaufritb.nen Muats fetnetn
Nreunbe @rton. Der f6iittelt miBbtls
iio.nb ben aopf. Gine Ruqel NOR
All Ser Iin,en geite born einqsfakasn
unb binten lpi.ber rausaesonsen. piep
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

Sa. i a, ie fino libel ourun, biz
WGoten nit GROCER Witsift! -. sic
mifen. baB Der Greier fid bauptfdd'
Iih nm ibr @elb feipirbt -. sic ohsr,
ideal, fpie iis nul, einmal iinb, lpollen
I'm ibrer feIbit piIen sebeiratet itin-
unb amor pnn einem Wfnirnar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

geieut eud u~nieren freien aata!os
fir gomens uno gefliigel SoIIa1e.
eoter geeb g., 420 Siib<Stores 0tr.'
Son Mntonip. SeEas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

Liberty Line BON JruntsS iirem.
9as groBte mo belt aiiortierfe Ca
ger bon Sront= mo inneren Siren.
oas ie I'M SiiOmeifen ge5eist tpitroe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR CO.
Grodett 5S3 (Mn5.)
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5ameu uno 8eHagelfutter.

areb staffei, s1e OF : gomrnere'
etr Sen @etreioe, garfen. nro Telo'
iomens @efliiselfutter, S~nfubatorer.
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THE EIGHTEEN 7

mos beoeutet rEe Gisbtesn1? gas
bette Sotel fir bas ipsnisite SEP n g s4s
@ntonio. 3immer SOC. ausseae,are1e
Wohlseiten 25c. Wiebrige Spe61dlrd.eH
ner gode. Bo6 frei. grodett 6277; Sn
esntroler aaae. 302 5ibSGlarno Sfr.
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{. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal WORKS
5aubrer in 1arotrare. Sefen uro
gIedtpaoren. Nrnttii1er &ler1prer ino
9odSeder. 934 Oft > Commerce SffaS
re. seIepbon srnpis 1880.
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0efcbdfta=anIenbe
bols mno RobIe.

@ir balten Die bette &oble uaao pas
Bette BrennboI8. Yrobiert nns. Vtase
gSppb & Geal Gpmyaag. erodetf 6o53
Neles Eefspbon 1874
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

Der fid onrh id0ne Worte
,iibren Iabt. ipirO anaefiihrt.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18
LOCAL NEWS

George M. Dewey left Thursday noon
for Detroit, where he is attending the
annual meeting of the Michigan Press
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Christian arrived
home Tuesday from a stay of several
months In Arizona Mr.. Christian has
practically recovered his health.
DR.. B. s. Sutherland has been sum
moned to Ann Arbor to begin examin.
atoms Monday of the senior dentistry
class Of the U, Of NJ, the examinations
being advanced from June to Nav to
permit the young dentists to enlist in
the army and navy.
Carl Johnson, aged 90 years, died
Tuesday at the Miller hospital, after q
short illness with pneumonia. TIE
funeral was held from the Jennings g.
Son chapel Thursday afternoon, Rev.
II. B. Wallace officiating. The young
man was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
w. johnson, West Main street, and IA
survived by his parents. one brother
and one sister. He was an employee of
the Independent Stove Co.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18
STUDIO NOTES

Myrtle Gonzalez, the Bluebird star,
has adopted real Eskimo costume
for winter sports.
Dan Russell, fhe L-KO's Komical
Irishman, is now under the direction
of Noel Smith.
Ella Hall will play the part Of q
Belgian refugee who comes to this
country, in her next Bluebird picture.
Dorothy Phillips plays the dual role
Of two sisters in her next Bluebird
picture, 1.-THE Girl in the Checkered
Coat"
Eddie Polo performs sensational
fall from cliff in the Red Feather
picture 1.-The Bronze Bride" starring
Claire Mcdowell.
Tina Marshall, playing the lead in
"The Magpie," Universal Special In
three reels, is Daughter Of the
American Revolution.
A son has just been born to the
brother of Eddie Lyons OF the Nestor
comedies, who plays under the name
of Harry Nolan.
Ruth Stonehouse. the authorize
tress-director Of Universal City, is
filming a three-reel picture from a
story by Meredith Nicholson.
Phil Durham, featured comedian of
the L-Ko's has undertaken the direc-
ton Of his own pictures in co-opera-
ton with Vim Moore. who has 80 often
played with him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18

Congress, having acted in the light
OF history in the matter of conscrip-
ton, might well take another leaf
from our past experience. The direct
taxes of the Civil war period were of
tremendous financial productivity F;
and an economist has estimated that
If they were to be applied now they
would produce fully two billions a
year. They were of nature to bear
little upon all and heavily upon
none. Why not look them up and
give them another trial?
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18
lAlNGS BURG.

Mrs Sherman Haskins visited rela
tives at Lansing the last of the week.
Quite large number from here al
tended the county convention of the o.
E. s. at CoruDns. Friday.
MRS ] Baldwin and son Glen, have
moved to Lansing.
Miss Ethel Reynolds visited her par
ents at Grand Rapids the last of the
week.
Elias Hisey is working In Lansing.
Miss Minnie Simmons spent the week
end with her brother and family a,
East Lansing
Prot. Thos. W. Nadsl and family OF
Olivet, were guests in the J. V. D.
Wyckoff home Saturday.
Misses Eva Wright and Luella Ben.
nett spent the week end with the latter q
sister, Miss Nine, at Lansing
Rev. Tipglsn Of Shaftsburg. occupied
the pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Smith and Mr.
ana MRS. II McDcuRall spent Sunday
at Flushing.
81 A. R Wyckoff of East Lansing,
visited his sister, Mrs. @. Ballantine
Saturday.
Mrs. Bernice Lee has been spending q
few days with friends at Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Wilcox spent the
weekend with their son and family at
Mrs. Dell Aldrich has been critically
Ill for a few DAYS with blood poisoning
caused by bite of squirrel which she
was taxing from trap.
Mark Woodbury. of Owosso. has been
installing q furnice in the Sherman
home.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18
CIRCUIT COURT

Only few chancery cases remain
to be heard in the circuit court this
term, the greater share of the cases
having been put over the, term Sat.
urday or announced as settled by the
attorneys when the chancery calen-
dar was called.
DEGREES were granted in a few
cases Saturday. Lena johnson was
given divorce from Horace John
son, and allowed $500 week for
the support of son until the boy is
Is years old. Blanche Haggerty was
also granted decree from Floyd
Haggerty. Both are 33 years old.
Neither case was contested. Eli Ord
iway, aged So, was granted decree
from Sarah Ordiway, eight years his
Junior. Anna Hutchinson, aged 4S,
was granted divorce from Archi-
bald Hutchinson, aged 63 years. A
decree was granted the State Savings
bank of Owosso in it's suit against
William III. Mccartney to foreclose a
mortgage. If the judgment, $116.93,
is not paid, the property can be sold
after September IL, 1917. Attorney
Paul Gadola acted in the interests of
the minor child in the divorce case
of Lena against Horace Johnson, as
Prosecutor Pulver was attorney for
the plaintiff.
The following cases went over the
term: Carol against Claude Noe,
Eva against Ina Easlick, Martha A.
Hibbard against Jabez Hubbard, Ed
ma against Walter A. Branick, Grace
against Nelson Richard, John against
Rhoda DePottey, Eugene HI. George
against Matilda Ann Rideou, Ola
against Lawrence Stack, Mabel
against Charles Falls, Bessie Gilmore
Barnes. against l.. ID. Barnes, Olive
against Frank L. Gray, and Louise
gainst Louis Blotney.
Nothing remains in the case of Mar
tin B. Zuber against Hiram X. Lam
phere and Zed Earle but the report
of the receiver, which has been filed.
The attorneys are to agree on the
costs, if any, in the case of Leonard
Follmer against George S. Bronson.
The divorce case Of Bertha belong
against George belong was discon-
tinued, and the land suit of Louise
Brown against Herman and Nellie
Pietschker has been settled. The at
torneys also announced that the di-
vorce case of Archie A. McCully
against Grace M. McCully has been
discontinued as the parties are now
living together The defendant is
dead in the divorce case of RATHER
inc against Linley Wade. The di-
vorce case Of Andrew j. Walter
against Elva Walter has also been
settled.
The following cases were announc-
ed as ready for trial: George Mar
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STARS OF FILMDOM

actor, and he was so interested in the
change which she made in her appear
ance that he said to her:
"YOu have good idea Of makeup,
and If you like, I'll give you some
pointers"
So he made her up as a Chinese,
and no one could tell that she was not
the real thing. They were putting on
one of the episodes of the serial
Graft" at the time, and the director
needed Chinese girl. He saw Yvette,
and engaged her on the spot, and since
then, If any director has wanted a
Celestial, he has sent for Miss Mitch
ell. She has a leading role-that Of
Tea Rose-in the Red Feather. "The
Flower Of DOOM" which Is the most
important role she has ever had. Many
visitors who saw the film being made
thought that real Chinese was play
ing the part.
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Kansas City (Mo.) Periscope.-
Don't display the flag over the hole
in which you are hiding from Uncle
Sam.
"He that is not for us is against
u.s. be that is not for Uncle Sam
is for the kaiser.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18

Myrtle Gonzalez, the Bluebird star,
has adopted real Eskimo costume
for winter sports.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-18

81. 8. McKeeby, blacksmith en-
ployed by George Preston, escaped ser.
ious injury Mon,ia, by the timely
arrival of Mr.. Preston at his shop on
Water street, after Mr.. McKeeby had
been caught by shafting and pulled
tight against the shaft and was being
slowly choked. The motor was
shut off and Mr.. McKeeby was cut
down, suffering only bruises on the
arms.