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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
NPGSdJcu in 6aft.

Gie 10 Sabre olte N}orie WliQer
bon gtr. 1910, SomerIet.StroB ouf
@rinO oeren 9lusiogen oie @olti.
more-@ountp- &oli5ei 5wei Solooten
per6often miro, io6nlO Oieiel6cn &C..
frinoen ipcrOen f0nnen, purOe geItern
gtodnlittog BON Geteftio Sing bon
Der Gonton.@oli5eiitotion nod Der
mittleren Yoli5eiItotion ge6robt, 100
lie on9eibulOigt purOe, ange6li9
am lebten Gienltag bon i6rem 9lr.
beitgebcr $40 interihla9en 81 6oben.
Sie orbeitete in elmer S1ubbonO.
lung an ser glor0.Glitop- StroBc
iinO erbielt 500, Oie iie in einem on-
Oeren 9oOen bGtte limpebieln loilen
ioaen. Sir oos @elo forfte iie iid6
ober elm &lciO lln0 fam ni6t ipie0er
an Die glr6eit 5iIriid. 9ln Oemielben
Gage ioIl .iie nit 3wei Soloaten noH
Dem Glifton-Yorf ge9ongen lein.
Somes s. O'Gonnor, Elm N}otorfiib.
rer Ger Bad 9iiber StraBenbabn-2i.
ME, iprrOe infolge Der 9tuSiogen Oes
WidOhen bon 9iihter @iaidns in
Canton OorgeloOen inO gegen iein
Geriprehen an Dem ipdter Itattiin-
Oenoen @crbor 5u eri6eincn ireige-
laIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Sub ScntTdcn 1Slicocrs NlciIIiuser.

9(mfter6omL 2. Suli. II Ole
a6ronffltrter 8eitllne" ihreibt, in-
Dem Iie 0en 500 oes oeuti6en 6lie-
gers &eiliineer, Scr bereits bier @eg-
ner beiiegt botte, mcloet ooB cs ibut
bel ieinen1 Iebten Sluge gelitngen
nor, oie Moldine ieines britiiben
@eeners in Brand 5li idieBen po-
rouf oieier, ie6cno, Dob Elm Gutriu-
men bonn Tooe unn0eIi6 mar, 9leii-
fingers @laIdine ronnlte. 9eioe
6lieger ltiir5teu oquu puf Die @rpe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
glci OIntn.lLnfnl[ nrrLrht.

gln Oer @de Ser Sutton 9loenue
rmo Yrott.StraBe ercignete ii6 &c.
itern Elm 9lnto-llnfoa, BEL mel6em
5wei Yerionen berlebt iuiroen Sr.
SorrD Siloub, bon 9}r. 3507, Teca-
tilr-StraBe, 9iiHmono, @o., fn6r nit
ieinem Wlotormagen in ser Sulton-
Sloenue, ais ieine MoiHine in Ger
Yrott.StroBe bon elmer Gleftril1en
9etroffen puroe. Tiuaub erlitt
S6nittwunoen ourG Die rmberilic-
genoen @Iosiherben. 6rou Siaonb
imO 6rl @Oitb NicGauIl, bon Scr.
3505, Strobe, fomen inper-
lebt oooon ipdbreno ser 13 Sabre
olte 9iaDmonO 9ipan bon gtr. 1927,
@lDnOon-gluenue, im0 AuguIt Cells,
Ia Sabre alt, bon gtr. 1347, SolneS.
StroBe, nod Dem 6ranflin Square
Soipitol sur 9ebonOlling ge6rodt
merOen nlIBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

3weiecn nit for6i9cm @Iande oiird-
leudten. SonnengIoden. Goieuboudb,
in fliiiiiecs 6elier getouht mie sic
oihtcriidbe Sprocbe oer Wlerifoncr
iaet, Goposfolibris, ginbinfolibriS,
aoloobrige lmo goloidmdn3i9e,
Sdmudelfen imo 6Iageeniulpben
mie oieie Ebierben unteriheioeuo
Die SDltcnutif 6cnennt.@
Sin %erbrcdrralbnm Uur 100 Sabrcn
Sin pidtiges Siilismittel Der mo.
Oernen Grimnalpoli5ei 3ur Grmitt.
lmg imo @rgreihtng BON Gerbrehcrn
lit oos @er6reberoIbum. Die Sin.
ridtitng eiues ioIden 9lpporates iebt
Ooraus, ooB man auf einiade uno
billiqe @eiie cine Photographic on.
fertigen fann. 9(ls Dies nod nidt
moglid mar, perhidte man Dem 3iel
ouf onoere gSeiie nd6er 5u fommen.
Ginen interclonten Ginblid in oieie
glrt eemGbrt ein 0rrdwerf aus Dem
Sabre 1922, 6as oen Eitel fii6rt
.9lftenmdBiee 9So6rihten BON Dem
@auner. itno &ogabunoen.@eiin
iolpie bon cin5elnen profeiiionellctt
0icben in oen 2Gnoern spiiden Dem
&6ein uno Der @lbe, ne6it genauer
geidreibilng ibrer Eerioncn~ una
oos ais gorl1ufer 0es beutigen ,9cr.
brederoIbums" be8eiAnet peroen
fam. Cine lleberiid)t Oes @ouner.
peiens leitet .0os Bud elm. Der
Sauptt6cil entbGlt inter 1850 gdlm.
meru cine 3ulommenitelliing oller
oomols befanuten Hdu6er. Giebe
mo @aeobunoen nebit elmer 9e.
idreibung ibrer @erion, i6rer 5ami.
Iienoerb1ltniiie, ibres 2ebenseanges,
i6rer gonilifte nit Oen Stroieeie-
ben Sin Invertebrates Strciilidt
werfen Oieie n8iograpbien@ audi auf
ole Strofen Der oamalieen 3eit. Ole
Belt Ger 6rei6eitsert5ieNlng mar
bdufie lmbeitimmt: 10 lonec, bis er
@epeiie Ieincr 8elierime geben miro"
ooer uouf imbeItimmte 8eit. nidt I'M.
ter 5ebn Sohren.~ Cine origiueIle
8uIommeniteulng brinet Der brittle
uuO lette Tbeil: n9ie9iiter iiber Die
in ben Sienolements oorfommenoen
Wierfmole."
IS 3crf6at in 5luci Slbtbeiluuoeu
Ionns. imO @eibsperionen BON oe-
nen je0e iolgcnoc 9lIbrif 5eiat
@roBe. glltcr, Soar, gluaen gloie,
Muno beionoere aenu3cidcn. De.
ionoers oiSiiibrIid 1T Die lebte lin.
tcra6tbeihlng bebanOelt. @barafte.
riitiib fir icne 3eit iino Ole erlud6n.
ten &enn5eihcn: ogIui Dem 9fiiden
eebrouomorft4, Init Dem 9udiiobcn
g. gc6ronouarft", aui ocm 9iiidcn
Spiren bon @oiieuIauicn" imo an.
Oere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
0jriedenIan0s @rndl mit oeiterreidl.
GontrOIe 0Om senot all acOebnt.

gB len, 2. eSlili (pia Sonoom. -
Gem 9lb6rlt6 Der oiplomotiihen 8e-
5iebungen 3ipii6eh @riedenlanO uno
Oeiterreib- -llngorn ging cine gtote
Oorols, lpd6e on Somitog Der gre,
fiide @elnnote in g8ien Dem 9lus-
D6rtigen 9lmte iiberreihte. 0ieies
NDofllnent bat foIgenoen @ortlaut.
nSebt, na9oem @iniefeit 5miiden
Den beioen Harteien, uelde bisber
@rie6enlano in 5ipei 2ager get6eilt
6aben, 6ereeitent lit, rnO Oa Ole erie-
biiden Gruppen an Der moceOoni-
iGen 8ront f1npien iiebt iiH Die
grie6iide 9iegierung ge5plngen, Die
OipIomotiideE 8e5iebuneen NIT
Oeiterreid-llneorn ab5u6reden."
Ser @eiauote erIiidte Damn INN iei-
men EoB. @r crflGrte, ole griehiIden
SntereIien Wiiroen bon Der boudnoi-
lhen @eiunotibait oertreten peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
fEie[ bie Srcnnc hernntrr.

Sic 60 Sabre oIte tSrou Nlorie
gSolters, bon 9tr. 1918 gSeIt-Soro-
togo.StroBc, fiel geitern 9tohmittoe
Die Srcppe in i6rem 6eim berunter
ilno bra1 i6ren glrm. Sic nnlBte
sur 9cbanOlune im5ronflin Square
Soipitol gebrodt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
@ar6icrc Ucrlanocn 606crc QS6nc

0ie WlitalicOcr Der 08orbiers-
Union" MAIDEN eineu Gonlpf Inn Ole
@infii6rung boberer 20bne in alien
@ei6Gitcn ser StoOt. Die llnion bat
an ale 9orbicrgeihdfte cine 9liffor-
oerune erlaiien ocn 9lngeitellten $12
pro @o6e uno 90 ,Ero5ent allen @el-
Oes, iucIdcs ii6er $40 cineenommen
miro, 81 be5ablen. 0ie glrbeits5eit
ioa ouf 12 Shtnoen pro Gag be-
i6rGnft unO mir SomItoss ioa bis
ii llbr 9l6enos eear6eitct lUeroen
woiiir ober aae 6eiertoee inuegebal-
ten meroen iollen. 9as Strite-Go.
mite beItebt aus Oen @S. @olter a.
@reG, s. s. $. SHaeier uno Geo.
MiQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
4. Smli-6cicr i'm @cfamsniil.

Sin rei66altiges Grogromm bat
@ei0neniB-@aroein 9ernaro s. See
fir oen A. S5uli porbereitet. gluBer
Oen llnter6oltungen miro Oen @efon-
genen ou6 elm feineS @iittoeeIien
Ooreeiebt wcrOen ferner fonnen iie
,@aben bon i6ren 9lneeb0rieen en-.
pfon9en o0er lid @Bpaaren tanfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
9cmtTdc NSreF- -Guntmcuturc.

lleber Die fiir5libe @lnsgop-9ieOe OeS
britii6en @reniiers 2lopo George.
Teutibc 3eituugen er6liden
Ourin 9InOeutltng, OaB @nglonO
sSrieOeu brord)t
2on6on 2. SuIi 0eilti6e 8ei4
tuneen commentiren SloDo Georges
@losgoper Geoe bonn Iebten 6reitog,
in pcI6er ser 6ritiide %renier iagta,
oas @noe OeS Grieges o6ne eiueu
olrd)idlogenocn Sieg ser 9nliirten
piirOc Oos aroBte llngliid fir oie
Nieni66cit beoellteu.
gSa6 elmer 9lmiterOamer Gepei6e
io9t Die o9i6einiId-tueitpbdIiide 3ei-
tung,~ Oie 9lnipro6e entboIte nidts
Icues un0 ici cine iueitcre 9luOeu-
tune, ooB Gnelano Srie0en 6raude.
allniere 3alld6oote,~ fd6rt Oie Set
tung fort, DperOen 9Iopo George oie
9lnttport eeben. Sie iiben an @ng-
IauO's 8ebIe felt uno probleriibe
.StotiItifen fonnen Oieie &botia6e
nidt ousloiden.~
Gie ,Golniide 3eitme" erflGrt,
Ger britiide Yremier piiie, Oob
0euti9lonO gum 6rieoen bereit Iei,
lnO oes6ol6 Die @erontiportung tiir
'oie 6ortIebung oes arieges bei Gno.
lonO rube Gnelono's @erIangen nad
@ernidtung Qeuti6lano's beitebe
fort nno obne gnglon0's Sriumpb
gebe eS feinen 6rieoen fir 2loDO
@eorge. ,Gsiit peiter nidtS n0tbig,"
idgt 0os 9lott fortfabreno, Dols Die.
fen llmItono sur GenntniB Oes Oeut-
i6en golfes 5l bringen @enn es
etipos eiebt, mas ben OelitiAen
Wlutb ItG6len oeutihe Ser5eu eiien-
bart maden uno i6re @ioeritonOs-
itdrfe bis gum 60diten @roo crbo6en
fam, 10 iino es ole britiidben 6ric-
OenS6e0inglngen uno Gnglono's
6ortlebung oes 9rieees bis 5ur Ser
nidtung GeutidlanO's. Gie Central
mddte fonnen Oieie 8rieoensbeOin-
gllngen nidt acceptiren iuenn iie
nidt ibr eieenes Gooesurtbeil inter
ldreiben fuollen."
Sic .aolniIde 3eitung" crblidt in
ser 9Reoe einen 9emcis bon @ng-
lambs 6oIiHbeit lno beboitptet, ser
britiide @liniiter babe gum erIten
Nlol 6uge9eben ooB GugIonO eiucn
arieg fir 9ioub lmO llnterOriidlng
fibre. n0ie 3cit bat ms bart ee.
modt" io9t Oie 3eitllug, limo ipie
uniere 9lrmee oas llnglou6Iide ee-
Ieiitet bat, 10 miro unier Golf cher
peitercs 2eioen umD llngIiid ertro-
gen, ais in einen bor5eitigen SricOen
5u 9loDo Georges Gortbeil wilIi-
gen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Gpnf noh nnten.

Ger 16 Sabre olte glegerfnobe,
E6eoOor SoporO, Ser ais g(ii5ugS-
fiibrer in Oen Wiontreol Apartments.
@de Nlt. 9iopol-9lbenue lmo Charles
StroBe, orbeitet, muroe geltern
gl6eno nit Dem Gopfe nod imten in
Dem 9Iuf5ug bdngenO borgefunOen.
@r NOR beim Seriinterfobren nit iei-
ner Sole an einn DorItebenOen
Sdrou6c i'm Sdodte bGneen gebIie.
ben. Ger 9luf5ug bielt gliidli1er-
Deiie on llnO Der &nobe bing Damn
iiber cine bol6e Stun0e an ser g(uf-
5ugspano, obne iih belfen 81 fonnen.
9luf iein @eihrei fomen einiee @c-
iuobner oes Souies 6erbei. Ger
Sousmeiiter mlBte aber Die Sbiir
Oes 9luf5ugS einidlaeen, che Der gle-
ger aus ieiner lnangenebmen Gage
befreit lperoen fonnte. gr bate ii6
lei6te Gerlebungen 5lige5ogen meIde
ibm I'M WlercD-SoIpitol nerbilnOen
mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Nlegifu Oerbietet ylabrnnssmittel-
glnsfnhr.

StoOt @}erifo, 2. Siili. ~
Bon belite ob 1T ser Grport bon
@ois, @ei5en 9ieis, i6mor5en Bob
nen llno WiebI aus @aerito ber6oten.
9ie 9lusfubr bon @rbien, 3miebeIh
ipaniidleu Bo6neu Simn-Nobnen
&iuien uno 3udcr lit MIR nod @rbolt
eincs beiouOeren @rloubniBiheines
bonn -Geportcment geitot.
tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
SSerfOlat ihrcn 9luareifcr.

Eros elmer tiefen Stidmunoe in
Der 9rlit, melde ibr bon oem gtegcr
Somes Senorids bon Sparroips
@oint an Der Gde bon Sigh unO
@otion-StroBe beigebrobt wproen
mar, perfolgte geitern Die O2eeerin
glnnie 9onfs, bic al Scr SporropS
9Soint &ooo pobnt, ibren glnereifer.
0erielbe fliibtete iih in einen Yenn-
iploonia 9loenue StroBenbobnpog-
gon, wo er bon einigen EoIinnten
fcItgebolten nurOc, bis elm Eoli0iit
eri@ien imO oen Stcder berboitcte.
Senorids puroe nod DER mittleren
Eolioeiitotion gebro6t. gluf Der
6ludt botte er Elm 8oiirweNer meg
eelporfen ocS ipGtcr eefunoen
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
sir Serbert @eerbuNm SEC actor.

2onOol 2. SS1lli. III Sir Ser.
bert 8eerbobm Gree, Der befonnte
SdouipieIer uno Ebeoter- llnterneb-
mer, iit beute bier eeItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Dem WcridJtSDcrfabrcm iibcruiclcn

Der 26 Sabre olte So6n @. Dean,
alias George 8. Sumer, >alios go.
bert G. W}orcea, Der bon 5m1n5ig @e-
ibditsbduiern @oaren mitteIit zines
wertbloien Gbeds erlongt boben loa,
wuroe eeItern BON Gidter Eodoro IN
ser mittleren %oIi5eiitation Sem @e-
ri4tSOeria3reu ii6erwieieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
grati(6t
1aa6nabmen.
Bon scnatsfa1rern
gepIant.
3iuefs balSiger @rleOi-
9Mng Der StabrMngss
mittelbin.

3ic neue &escl ocs SenotS, ipeIde
cine 8eihrGntllng Der 0ebatte
moeIid madt, Oiirfte 6um eriten
NaoIe 5ur 9lnmenOung eebro6t
perOen. II Die notbieen Inter
idriften fir Sen 4ntrog bereits
5ltlommengebro6t. -&eeierrnos-
GontroIe bonn Senot all eeOebnt.
8oibinqton 2. Suli. - Gic
Gontroberie i'm Senot iiber Die Oiob-
rlingsnlittel.@ontrole uno in Ger6in-
Dung. Oonlit ole Yrobibitions.WaB-
nobnen erreidte beute Elm 10 ofiites
StoOium, Dab Die administrations
8iibrer formelle Sdritte nnterno9-
men, nm Die 0ebotte 81 bei1rdnfeu
itnO nod in oieier ISOLDE cine engiil-
tige 9Ibiiimmung ii6er Die g8obrunes-
mittel-gorloge 81 er5ielen inoem iie
gum eriiei Nlol Die neie 0ieeel oes
SenotS nufriefen, pelde Der Goiier
Der Te6dtte S6ranfen onlegt.
SSnnerbol6 elmer bol6en Stunoe
iptroen mebr ols sic not9igen 1S
Senotorcn geiunoen, Die einen 9In-
trag nuf cine iolhe 9le9el unter5eid)-
neten Senotor G6omberloin, Der oen
Gompi fiir oie 8orloge fiibrt, fin
Oigte ipGter an, ooB er moreen Oen
9lntrog ouf @rloB ser 0legeI einrei-
den unO om GonnerItne cine 9(6.
Itimmung ii6er Oeniel6en beontrogen
lperoe
@iele Senotoren ioeten, Dab iie 5u
Der @rlcOieling OeS Yrobi6itions-
Siiues Die not6ige 3peiorittel-@ioio-
ritGt fir bic Yoiiirling elmer Iolden
0lcgel nidt geiunoen mcroen Oiirftc
Gie 9elueguug fir slnrlifung ser
Die Gebotte beibrdnfenoen 9iegel
fam, nod Dem ser Senot nit eincm
8otllm BON AZ 9egen 16 Stinmen
oen Gbeil Der Bill ongenonmen bot
te, Der Die &egierungs-Gontrole ne
ben Sei5- uno @elelihtltngsmittelu
oub aaf @ileu, Stnbl, &upicr, 9aum..
nolle, 9plle, Sqrte uno 6eIle aus
Debut, ferner ouf aluminium, 9lei
amitOiin9er, 6ormgerdtbe, 8inOfa-
oen nnO oie EroOuftc Oieier 9lrtifel
Die Griessitcner-@OrInsc fcrtis.
g8oibington 2. Suli. II Ser
enoeiiItiee gntipurf Der arieeslteuer-
8ia puroc beute 9lbeno bonn 6inan3-
Gomite oeS Senots fertig eeiteIlt ino
miro morgen Dem Senot giinltig ein-
beridtct meroen. S5n ben beute un-
terbreitetcn @oroni9l1gen Ocs S6ob-
omts.Qeportements belolifen li9 Die
9ricgsfoiten I'M nG6Iten Sabre ouf
$2,326, 100000, bod meinte Der
SGotomts- Sefret6r N1c9looo, Dab
peitere Bombs borlGufig nibt notb-
penoig ieien. 9ns enogiiltiee $50
tum iiber sic reoioirte Bin NOR 12
5u 3 Stimmen II 2ofolette, Gore
nn6 Ebomas ~, ipelHe ii6 fir Oos
2ofolette'lhe SubItitut erflGrten,
Dob one Grieesfoiten aus oen Gin
fommen, iibermdBieen &rieesprofi-
ten, Spiritiiojen unO Sobad mifee-
bro6t merOen iollten. &ros Der feds
8oden loneen @erotbuneen nerOen
berihieoene WlitelieOer oes Gonlite's
nod Amenoemente I'M Senat einrei-
hen
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09

Jolle hare and family accompan-
led by Otto Marvin, autoed to Grant
Sunday
Mrs. Ethel Marlin spent Wedncs-
day in Alma.
Mrs. VIM. Carts entertained Mrs.
d. Phelps and grandson, Herbert
Phelps, of Riverdale, Thursday.
Charles Myers and family left for
Port Huron Monday to reside for a
time
Bert Thorp ST.. and family Of Alma,
were Sunday guests Of his son Bert
and wife.
Mrs. Anna Wartz and Mrs. Jennie
Greer went to Gladwin Thursday to
see their sister, who is dangerously
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hopple and
friends of Muir, autoed here Satur-
day evening and visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Manley and son Melvin.
Mrs. Agnes Curtiss Of Edmore. was
q Saturday caller of Mrs. Ed. Harding
Arthur Manley who has employment
in Alma, was home over the week
end.
David Marlin Jr., and Charles Mar
lin spent Saturday in Stanton.
Thomas Meddck autoed to Crystal
after banking hours to join Mrs. Med
dick and sons who are resorting at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taft are enter
tanning their granddaughter of Ian
sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood and
daughter also son Myron and family
spent Sunday in Alma.
Harold Snyder of Edmore, who has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Snyder, returned home
Monday.
The Coe Male Quartet gave som,
splendid singing at the church OF
Christ Sunday evening, which was
enjoyed by large audience.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Briggs and Ma.
Ion Briggs Jr., who have been visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. !
Priggs, returned to their home in De
troit Tuesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09

BY Our Own Correspondent

Mrs VIM. LaPaugh spent Satur-
day in Elwell on bushes.
Mrs Robert Noble and Miss Hazel
Moblo left Saturday for Detroit and
Mackinaw Island
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rowley and
children OF Alma were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Val
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Swope, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Num- and Mr.. and Mrs
John Young were at Harrison Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hicks Of Elm
Hall were Sunday guests Of CLAN
Reid and wife.
Mrs. Jack Moblo and son Donald
end Mrs. Highfeld attended the Chau
tauqua at Vestaburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Locey spent
Sunday near Vestaburg the guests OF
Nj. and Mrs. Fisher
Lyle Follick of Alma attended the
roller skating rink Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. ". f. Swope and daughter
Dorethea visited relatives at North
Wheeler Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Nostrant and son Andrew
Of Grand Ledge spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Briten.
Miss Mile Hudson of Cleveland
Ohio, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Cora Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kellicut visited
relatives at Vestaburg Sunday.
Jean Valance, who has been work.
ing near North Star for the past
two months, is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Valance.
Rev George Brown and family re.
turned Monday from near Eaton Rap.
ids where they have been attending
camp meeting the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ryan Schnepp spent
several day this Week near Marion
bcrrying.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Num- anc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croton spent
Sunday at Crystal Lake
Miss isabelle Horton has beer
spending the past week with her Sis
ttr Ng Thomas Carter ol Shepard
Mr and Nrs Henry Battles eft be
roil are guests OF lr. and Mrs War
FauI sea
~ Helen Larein Of Sheppard i
.lae guest Als n LaNay
aaa Mr crank schrepp an
I and Mrs. Claude Phillips tcnd
r5aa t Alma laeHaa.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09


nun he hot Ueather ol lhe um-
MGR months some member OF almost
every family Is likely to los troubled
wth an unnatural loosencs Of The
bowels. and IT f. oi The greatest im-
rcrtanro that this BE- treated prompt
IS which can only be done when The
medicine IS Kept az hand Mrs. I n
Scott. scott vile. n. u. states. Il
FIRST used Chamherlan's Colicf and
Diarrhoea Remedy as much as five
wears ago At TINT time ] bad SCI
verc attack Of summer complaint and
was suffering intense pain. One dose
relieved me- Other members Of my
family have since used it with like re-
suits
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09

VIII r
writings
nr Graham aol family were hu
cliior at Alma Thursday
Phillip Hicks was 1T Forest 1861 the
last of the week
Mrs. Nellie Robson and Miss Irene
Cammontocr of Alma. were here OH
Thursday and Friday calling on theie
friends
Mrs. John Giles was called Go Alma
last week Thursday by the serious ill-
ness of her son-im-law, John Wrigglc-
worth. lie is suffering from blood
poison and is in q serious condition.
The Lanshaw Players are playing
a three days engagement at Sumner
and win be appreciated by the public
in general.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09
VESTABURG ITEMS
BY Our Own Correspondent

The Farmers Picnic will be held
at Rock Lake Thursday, August 10th.
The Red Cross society of Rock Lake
will serve a chicken pie dinner at a
reasonable price and they wish you
tc patronize them. The picnic COM
mittee are arranging a program and
cordially invite all to attend.
Eve-et n. Race Of Coral, who was
professor Of the Nestaburg high school
last year and who has been here visit
ing friends. left Monday morning for
Grand Rapids to transact business be-
fore going into service in the naval
militia. has many friends in Nesta-
burg and is highly respected by all
who knew him.
The Chautauqua which was held in
Nestaburg, furnished a splendid pro-
gram which was enjoyed by good
attendance, both afternoons and even
ings Of each day. As result of this
the first Chautauqua held in Nesta-
burg many more of our citizens are
getting the Chautauqua spirit and are
IN homes Of another being here next
year.
Melvin Unger and Frank White,
honorable and highly respected young
men of Nestaburg, who enlisted IN the
navy militia, left for Grand Rapids
Monday evening to enter the service
az Uncle Sam Tuesday. Their many,
friends wish them a victorious ana
safe return. Melvin and Frank are
Graduates Of the Nestaburg hlgh
school Melvin was born and raised
ir Vestaburg and is the son OF Mrs
Ernest Manlev by former marriage
Eranl Who IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs
YIN White of north and east OF town
was born in Bushnell township leal
Sheridan. bat was raised on the lai ~
near Nestaburg, where his paseits
ocated more than eighteen years ago
Fyreauest Of Frank, who was mem,
ber Of the NcstaAlrg band, the DaH'
5id not play but the band boys IN tneil
william clothes and a large crowd OF
tizans. went TO the depot to bid fare
well to their friends, Melvin a"'
Ernest Manlev and VIM. White ac
ronnsnia their sons, Melvin ans
rsrk. as FAR as Grand Rapids
trv Mrs. Charlie Gillette en-
aine heir SON and ms WIG o.
..i.lo t..t,, entertained he
80 .f Alma FROM
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09

Thomas McGunn and wife of Lam
sing, are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Dr. Branard and wife of Alma,
were business callers here Friday
Mrs. McClenathan and children and
Miss Mildred Clevendron were in Itha-
ca shopping Friday.
Fred Cook has moved his household
goods into the Chas. Perry house and
will reside there for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Crownover were
business callers in Alma Saturday
evening.
Dr. Graham and family motored to
Mt. Pleasant Sunday to spend the day
with his parents and brother and fam
lily.
Mrs. |. +. Tucker was a week end
guest of their son. Frank Tucker and
wife. Of Alma.
Miss Catherine Wilcox Of Chicago.
came Saturday and met with the
Lady Maccabees to give instructions
in cold pack methods for vegetables
and berry canning. Also gave the
ladies a good talk on conservation of
food and materials usually going to
waste in the gardens at this season
of the year
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smead, Clyde
Smead and family were at Ithaca on
business Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Pcterman has moved
her new home recently purchased Of
Mr. Holcome.
Mrs. Della Bennett Of Crystal, visit
ed her parents Friday.
DR.. Graham and family attended the
Chautauqua at Alma Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Bertha Clevendon and Mrs.
Chas. Cannon were in Alma on bust
ness Saturday
Mrs. Minnie Clark Of Saginaw, was
in Sumner Saturday. Size has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Kink-
er.
William Bartlette is working for
Frank Tucker in Alma.
Alfred Stevens and wife Of Stanton.
We're Wednesday business callers.
Ben Pugsbey motored to Flint last
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Dion and We're Ferris Of Alma were
in Crystal attending the Clevendon re-
union Sunday
II y. Stevens and wife visited last
week il Eureka and Maple Rapids
The Ciovendon reunion was hold in
rvstai Sunday, August 5lh Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Clevcn3rn of sunni f..
lW'th ir ana lIr-. Harry Graham Or
dan'e Rapids and som Gerald and
! RoIla Lance ana family 81 Fowler, o.
/ Nt FUri el Alma. Glen Hicks eud
MiIT Uf I.n. 'nU n.a fhhn harsaf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-08-09

r ha~e a rfF c-l
-n Weth because colds
afa germ Co0s That's why We
lald base Hr KINGS New Discov-
oy mniv it antIscpt.c Ingrc3ients
ehi DIE Growth 81 germs and loosen
the'r hold It's lavativc qualities exc
pcl these GERMS and cleanse the sys-
tem You can feel IT'S pleasant ball
sans soolhe The inflammation, heal tis-
SITES strained by coughing and pro-
mote rest and sleep. Millions of bot
ties sold. SOC. slO0 at your druggist.
Used for nearly 80 years.-Adv. 3.