davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-04
ing and shopping.

ing and shopping.
W. Coho0n returned from his Christ.
mas vacation Monday at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knott and children,
of Portland. came up to spend Christ
mas with Mis-. Knott's mother, Mrs.
Lima johnson. and family. Mrs. Knott
has had the mumps since coming home.
Victor Johnson, son Of Mrs. Lima
johnson, has recovered from his opera
ton sufficiently to go back to his work
in his brother-in-law store in Port.
land. ..... - -.
Il. NJ. Stone was down from the mill
at Dee 10 spend Christmas with his
family.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-04
Tuesday on business.

D. E. Stanton returned to Hood Riv.
or Tuesay after a visit with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. l.. +. Puddy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-04

vacation at the home OF bis uncle. E.
T. Folts. Nt. Folts jest completed the
tour with the Glee club.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-04

Rubber Stamp Ink at Glacier ofieeo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-05
Eric railroad came TO Wheeling yeSter-
daV, and is 4 guest at The Mcclure

Erie railroad, came to wheeling ,yester-
day. and is a guest at the Mcclure
House.
+ N hartley. owner of Fairmont's
largest department store. was in the
city yesterday. on his way to points In
,hc Buckeye state.
Louis Schwalb. Akron. O.. druggist
and formr" popular saloonlst IN wheel
ing. stopped M the Mcclure House yes
Miss Helen Elig will return to-day
from the university N MorGantown' ana
will bring with her for the Easter vaca-
ton Miss Rctty Walker, OF Buckhannon.
George IIclfer has returned from
Penn University for the Easter vacation.
Miss Louise Davis. OF Lexington. Ky.
arrived yesterday for the Holden-S est
wedding az next Thursday. Miss Mar,
10th will be guests 1t the home or DR..
and Mrs. II. r. Best. of The Island.
Thomas Schofield and Oliver Edwards
are home from the State University at
cit- until tho first of next week.
Miss Margaret Davis. OF Cambridge,
y. Y. who has been spending the winter
win h"r aunt. Mrs. Sophia Davis, has
returned to her home.
Miss Edith ROnncSan VIII return
This week from MurEantown, where she
attends the university and will entertain
during the vacation, Miss Helen Judge,
OF Grafton.
Miss Marion DIhble. assistant physi-
cal director of the y. W. {. A. will leave
to-day for Pittsburgh. where she will
Srcnd the remainder Of the week Mt the
conference of the National Physical t.du.
cation. which Is held ut the William
Penn hotel
Miss Betsy Sntinhauser. OF the Island.
has returned from tho Ohio State Uni
v"rsity ut Columbus, and VIII spend the
Easter holidays with her mother. on
South Broadway.
Tr. Randolph Jersey is spending a
Few days ut Warrington, w. Va. on
business.
The many friends Of Miss Isabel lie
SoyboId. who has been confined to the
North Wheeling hospital for several
weeks. will ue glad TO know OF her re-
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to me- that cirl was IA plainly tagged
as ii she had worn Il Sign about her neck.
when sin is in tn" soul. someone
has said. lit leaps out upon tho tAce.
And that doesn't mean Just big sins
like murder and adultery. 1t means any
crUUkrdErSS Of the soul.
How many people one knows whose
sour souls hav" lraped out on their
faces nuH written discomfort there IN
h,ic ugly letters,
"pisconteut" was written on HIS Face.
When [ shut my eyes and recall ~
Iuind man whom | have not seen for
years. two things leap ont ut mc--thc
ugly lines from nose To mouth and those
bctw"ru Tho eyes. Both testify to his
nii.. "nh'r dissatisfaction with life.
F'rettunCsS puts crows feet all over
4 tao. TAR more surely than age ever
will.
Scas,:alisy. however we'll hidden the
rnSs"Ss"r thinks il Ia be. Will caro-
deep and unmiStakable lines on his face.
l,rhrldlcd SrltiShu"ss Will eventually
mak. the iovrl.ast face mean and ugly.
Arc You willing to Be Marked7
Most of us hay" unb"autiful express
SinnS now and then. 1t is only when the
unbnautiful Is the habitual trend of our
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About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
TAL-STATE ARRIVALS
SCSt';X<.iSt.jctr55;s.jHH'oceCSC.CStS5CIS"S

r. Morsan. Pine grove: - +. Morgan.
l'ad"n city; Nike Alexander. Sisters
willie: W. +. Baker. Iiikins.
Pa; Mrs. y. X. Sarvcr. Washington, Pa
Mrs :. ]. Ekas, Washington, Ia: Bessie
j. Sarvrr. Washington. Pa: Walter H.
Sarycr. Washington, Pa; ". NJ. Dunlap,
West Alexander, PA; J: q: Booth. West
Alexander. IA: VI. I. ill;Sh;S' N4shtmS
ton. Ia; i. W. Gauwin MnundSrillc;
T. y. Martin. Pennington; q. II. Smith,
NraduwbrUok, W. Va.
W;ndsor-S. Z. Cortclynu. Huntington;
T.. T.. Lotus. St"ub"nvilla: !: l.. Nc
Arnold. E'icEhamnon: Grace i. Arnold
i:urivhanuni. Walter II. Finley. FAIR
nonr, J. Mmrk"wItz. Weston.
McLue-AlanroS" W"lty. Wcllsburg;
Mrs. L. H. Arnold, Iaclhann"n: Grhc"
FORK. o.: ". {. lliIdrc,h, clarksburg; g.
l., ,,nlch. pnricrsburg: j. ". Ding"rs.
Huntington; NJ. NJ RiSsctt. Deep Val
lny: Joseph EisSctt. Deep valley: k:n-
NTH Riss"ti. Deep Valley: :. /. MEer'
Wc!lshurS.
william Moor" is critically III in his
home on The Island
Wallace King and daughter. or ha7-
hunrsyiIIc. were visiting rclatiy"s here
Yesterday.
col. simon Yo"n:;. for years clerk ut
ih., Stamm hotel. IL seriously Ill IN his
hn,n.. AT Weston. according; TO mes
sac. received by n local friend Of the
family yesterday.
Wr, and Mrs. /. NJ. Underwood Left for
.n,.ir home nj Mi,idlchourN". Tyler conn
~. yesterday after Il hr!%i WISH with
friends in Wheeling district.
smith Flair. bunker at .Iacksonbtrr
", Va. VAS business visitor In the
,.ifv Yesterday.
Mrs R0S" Faust and Miss T.. Faust.
q? Grafton. were shoppers III Wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs. charles l.. Burgess. OF Wheeling.
is visiting friends in the southern part
Of the state.
!. Blackburn Ware. prominent Philippi
attorney. was In Wheeling Yesterday.
F. Z. Barber Of Bruceton, Ohio, super
Intendent with the Wheeling Il Lake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-05
WILSON'S NAME IS
GREETED WITH CHEERS

LONDON. April 4. 3:46 p. m.-tnci-
dental mention of President Wilson'S
name In the House of Commons today
In Foreign Secretary Ra!f"ur brought
forth another outhur9t Of cheering. Mr..
ralfour was replying to question
whether the war aims OF the Allies had
heen altered In any way az affecting
('ons,antiuopIr and Austrla-HunGary.
II think ii is undesirable" he said, TO
add anything to the statement or the
Allies war aims already madn on Do
ccmber 10. in the joint reply 10 tho
note of President wilson"
Although the members had not e1-
pected to hear Tho presidents name it
was greeted with an immediate and en-
,husiaStic response.
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BIG LABOR SHORTAGE

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April a..
Samuel 3. MJntgomery, state labor
commissioner. said today that his OF
flee is literally swamped with Ter
quests from employees for labor hands.
lie says that he has been unable to
find many persons who are unem.
ployed in West Virginia and declal IS
that there are two Jobs for everyone
willing to work. He has communicat-
ed with officials of cities in the. south
and east, making liberal offers for
nearly all kinds Of labor both skilled
and common.
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Birthday Party,

Miss NrrmIIliun Cirancr. GauGht"r OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Granrr. "ntmrthlned
quite IL party OF friends on TUESDAY
evening I'm the crlrhration of her Thir,
tr"nih birthday. licr class ut SCh""I
w,r.. guests and the evening was pleas
nntly filed with amuS"mrntS. \ iunch-
con was served Mt which The following
were guests:
Misses Marie Dcit"rs. Mice Sta!"y.
Elizabeth Douglass. Sylvia liannnhS'
I.nVcrnt Brown. Gertrude connolly.
Esther Ahlouist. Eleanor S"at;"rnay.
Augusta Levy ana Ncrmilli"n Grancr;
Masters William Schafrr, Clayton Car
roll. William rIrirh. Lafayette Iran"r.
Walter Mott Edward Grubcr and Her
h.ri Wngcnhrim.
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SIDE TALKS
BRANDED.
BY Path Cameron

II vo;; ku"w that if yuu let yourself
be- mean ur Sri:lStl rr sensual or grasp
:us ar unarniai,... you wnuld htV" 20
wear :, ,::Eu III big letters; branding you
as such. don't ,uu think II would make
lou :: Iittir NOR. careful u; %uur char
aC:crH
Well. - man" FOLKS til" people who
dcs"rv,. il DO var j':St sGcn 4 Sign.
Fear ~; ~ sat "i'i'"Sii" Il COUP" on
the .rui".. :h, rtr.r day. | $aw each
on. 1T ny c"!,;i,aat"n* Civ. them Il swift
gianc" Wii..n "" 60; oE tho car some
one said. "'r"n Bad fhat nice looking
voting mau Sh"I!i haze girl Xix"
that
Her Face Rocked with Msanness.
"YrS'' sal! nnnthr-. her whole fac:
s!rcply r"ci..h with ni"ana"$S.
- don't think | Sr"r Saw 80 many
rncan lines n ;" Young Il t:I'". said III"
third.
Evidently !" ;heS" three people tand
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covery and she has been permitted to
return to her home at 2716 Chapline
street.
Master Thomas Coyle OF the Island,
Is seriously III at the Ohio Valley Cen
cral hospital.
Mrs. w. L. Laux and children, OF
Pittsburgh. are the guests for few
DAYS of Mrs. LauNs father, W. I.
Crosse, Of Woods addition. Elm Grove.
The commander Of q Norwegian
steamer tells for the first time OF the
destruction wrought by "The Scourge
of Commerce.. In The .IntelIigencer
today and. Friday.
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Til" regular monthly meeting ~ the
membership committee. Of the y. W.. 6.
A. was held yesterday morning Mt tne
association building. Th"r" ""Fn -"
renewals Of MEMBERSHIPS r"cc!;"H ana
Ga new members secured 10y III" CON-
mittcr.
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souls that It marks Itself permanently
on the face,
OF course the converse Is true. and Il
sweet face is one of the rewards or L
beautiful life
Arc you willing 10 have your chorac-
tor carved On your faCNr
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Cuchra and Dance.

MOndny evening, Following I.HSI"T'
thu, Ladies' Social club Of the k"in CLUB
will hold social affair III tn" Ran
club rooms. nrrh"<;r" music VIII nv
provided for dancing and at ~ O'CLOCK
refreshments will b" served.
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CLERK Wanted

Young lady clerk for retail
store; must be bright and active
and have a good common school
education: if previously employed
give reference; good position to
right party. PERRY STATION
cry CO., 80 Twelfth Street.
ap-s-5
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organized. Will hold their first meeting
on Thursday evening. April II. This
mcrting was first announced tor Ihi.FH-
dry at thie week, but has b""h post
pOH"t
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Afternoon Wedding.

\ pretty wedding S"ln.nIz"d ye$t"r-
day afternoon. was that Of MISS Janet
! f:lya MnS!s and Mr.. Samuel l.. 'rrnSt"i1.
: both Of this city. wh" wrr" united in
! marriage. nj III" brides HON. on North
: Front street. by l:thhi y. H. Silver, Of
the i:"ff street Temple. Many relatives
/ and friends ewr" present and inmed!-
rtcly following III" service at ! O'clock,
Il handsomely appointed dinner was
! served.
! Mr. and Mrs. urcnsrcin loft AT 7:%0
O'clock. over III" Pennsylvania lines Tor
I an extended Wedding irip which VIII be
they Will take UP thor residence At
! Glendale.
Y"strrday's wedding was very inter-
eStiuG to Il large circle Of friends ana
. WAS nu$t beautifully appointed IN PINK
and silver. Florist LHuEhan arranged
: The decorations about til" moan" anu
nphrl!n roses combined with palms form
! ed an altar h"t"r" which H." ceremony
! took place. III" L"h"nr"ln Wedding
! March with "tt"r appropriate" music.
! was played b. tho Premier orchestra.
| Miss Rose Moss WAS her sisters maid
: Of homo" and she Wore an exquisite
gown al pink tUli. and iatt"tn and car
! r!nh an arli bouquet ~ pink roses. tn"
! bridal gown was OF whit" satin and
! E"urEctt" rrepc and thu full tull" Veil
! was held with orange blossoms and $h"
carried lii"S OF the valley. Her travel
ing suit vas 4 stylish model of blue
cloth MIR. Joseph pron>tcin attended
! rs best man. Tie groom Is 'hr son OF
Mrs. !. pr"nsrr!n. "t New York city
and is connected with the E,l"" Manuia"-
; turing Company.
! Included:
/ Copies Of the Following announcement
VIII hr received tomorrow:
Mr.. Samuel l.. brcnstciD
| ana
Miss Janet .E.Iya Moss
announce, their
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annual Easter Market.

Tho annua! Easter MaThct az inc ~
land ", {. 7. L.. wil be held SAtur
day afternoon. Apr.! 7Ii, beginning al
o'clock, In McAlistcrs drug store COZ
ncr Virginia Avenue and S0ulh 'Gi''.
street This union is noted i"r th'
I,,,oIi.y If The ruui>inS Of It's members
md patrons OF The market are assured
TIM, The excellent assortment q pes pres
cuko.. rolls. bread and many "'ntr u OH,
cacies viii he u; Il quality u b" hrarIia!
enpoycd ~ Tho Easter rcpaS,,"' rsiurG
a Thomas, president az the Is!tna
~. e; =. /. is in charge OF tho market
assisted by G corps o; competent "s
-.
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rI-n4 Ala Society.

ElTEL hIU 6VC1NNJ'
Tho FIRST Aid society OF the 'a'.t"'ic
Jror,cn's League. which WIS recently
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On Saturday morning NJ no ';'G or, :.
y stif,I company st"r". tho Equal sui
frago l.agu" VIII hold q bake SAl"' ~ ~, IT, IT,
us Elmer is chairman "f IN" htta'!
80 - Inr.-r and ,.nrI"d assortment 81
S"mc baked "dihl"s will meet with 1"
ready disposal.
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Woman's AprA CIuo' WA,
Thu Association ui Woman NJ. d
sTudv clubs, will met a. tho afG'' 49, -
V u. g A., on SATURDAY. APri' =
1920 Il. N. Mrs. T. n M'~'''0I'''
president. rail-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-14
RABBITS FOR MEAT
Belgian Hare Is One of the Best
for Table Use.
DUALITY OF FLESH SUPERIOR
Much of Excellence Of Animals De.
ponds on Rapidly Of Its Growth,
and Still More on Manner
Of Cooking II.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
BY the production of domestic rab-
bits on farms and in the back yards of
villages and even Of cities, the meat
supply of the country may be consider
ably augmented. Such rabbits may be
easily grown and can be propagated
without costly investment in land and
buildings.
The Belgian hare is one of the best
rabbits for table use. 1t weighs more
than most breeds, develops very rapid
lly, and the quality of the meat is SUI
,perior to all the others. The Flemish
giant is a cross between the Belgian
hare and other breeds, developed espe-
cially for large size, with the result
that the flesh may be slightly coarser
in mature animals. With young hutch
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-14
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the condi-
tions OF certain mortgage made by Eli A.
Benjamine and Ada Benjamine, his wife,
10 Northrop. Robinson and Carrier, cor
poration organized under Michigan laws,
dated the Attn day of April A. d. 1917 and
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
for the County of Shiawassee, and State
OF Michigan. on the ninth day of April, A.
d., in Liber 142 of Mortgages, on page 426
on which mortgage there is claimed to be
due at the date of this notice for PRINCIPAL
and interest the of Six hundred eighty
($6S0.00) dollars, and an Attorneys fee Of
twenty-five dollars, provided for in said
mIortgage, and no suit or proceedings at
law having been instituted to recover the
moneys secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof.
Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue
of the power of sale contained in said mort
gage, and the statute in such case made
and provided, Monday the 18th day of
March, A. ID. 1918, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, the undersigned WILL at the front
door of the County House in the City of
Corunna, in Shiawassee County, Michigan,
that being the place where the Circuit
Court for the County of Shiawassee is held,
sell at Public Auction. to the highest bidder
the premises described in said mortgage, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary to pay
the amount so as aforesaid due on said
mortgage. with six per cent interest, and all
legal costs. together with said attorney s
fee, to witt:
The south eighty 500 acres of the south
six (6) north range one east ~. also lots
ten eleven and twelve in block four of the
Village of Bennington, Shiawassee County.
Michigan. according to plat thereof. A
piece of land situated in the Township of
Bennington. Shiawassee County, Michigan.
commencing at the northeast corner of Sec
ton eight (s) thence running west on the
line OF the highway nineteen (19) rods.
thence south to the line Of the Michigan
Central Railroad right of way, thence North
easterly along the line of the Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad right of wsy to the place of
beginning
Also the land situated in the City of
Owosso Michigan, described as the north
forty-four (44) feet of lot eleven QD in
block three 90 and lots seven t7l. eight (sl.
forty-sx feet four inches of lot ten, all in
block two Ca Of l.. -Struber's Sub Division
of out lots thirteen G3) and part of out lot
twelve G2) of Jennette II. Kelley's Addition
to the City of Owosso, Michigan, according
to the recorded plat thereof.
Northrop Robinson and Carrier.
MORTGAGE.
Warren Pierpont,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Business Address, Owosso, Michigan.
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The Following communication was presented
and Mr.. Rosevear moved that the communica-
ton be received and referred to the Mayor with
power TO set; which motion prevailed, ayes
Hanscom, Rosevear, Wright:
Owosso. Mich Dec. 10, 1917.
City Commission =
City of Owosso -
Gentlemen
To conserve so far as it is possible the
use of coal we respectfully suggest and ask
electricity for street lighting to the lowest
possible point consistent with safety.
1t would seem as though all street lighting
could be discontinued at midnight, except
possibly in the alleys in the business sections
of the city, without any serious inconven-
fence to anyone. Such action. beside saving
coal, will help the electric companies to con-
tinue to provide power for many con-
Germs giving employment to labor and
in addition light for the homes.
Owing to the serious coal shortage which
will undoubtedly continue throughout the
winter, we urge immediate action along these
lines.
Permit us. also. to suggest that the Com
mission in proclamation call upon the
people of the city to conserve the use of
coal and other fuel in every manner posi-
BILE. This must be done great suffering
will follow in many homes Of the city. All
lodges and societies forego a part Of
their meetings, the amusement places can
ing certain evenings of the week. the
churches unite the Sunday evening
services and all public gatherings can be
curtailed.
Trusting that the Commission will act up
on the suggestions made for the welfare of
the community. we are
Yours truly
f. o. Dewey,
Fred Welch.
Shiawassee County Coal Committee.
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gage, default in the payment Of interest as
stipulated in said mortgage having con-
tinued for more than thirty 800 days and in
and provided the said mortgage will be fore
closed by sale of the premises therein de-
scribed at public auction to the highest bid
Corunna. in said County of Shawassee, on
the 10Th day of March next at / o'clock in
the afternoon of said day. Central Standard
said mortgage as follows:
The S. u of N. E. a of N. w. u and the N
y OF 5. w. "A of N. E. "A and f. y of s.
" OF s. w. "a of N. Z. "a and N. 3215 acres
of all that part of E. u of S. E. "A lying w.
OF the Highway and all that part of the Z.
" OF 5. T.. "A lying E. of the Highway run
ming Southerly across said last description
except piece in N. f. corner and piece in S.
+. corner. all in Section IL, Town 8, North
Range East, all of w. u of the s. W. "a
Of Section IL. Town 8, North Range East
except 22 Rods North and South by IL Rods
East and West in S. +. corner commencing at
N. w. corner of S. w. "A then S. w. in center
of highway FL Rods E., 81 Rods ST. So Rods
E., 33 Rods NJ, rs Rods to quarter line, w
80 Rods to beginning.
Dated Detroit, Michigan, December 18th.
1917.
JAMES r. BLACKWOOD,
Assignee of said mortgage.
CARL 3. GRAWN,
Attorney for said assignee of said mortgage.
Business address, 1888 Dime Bank Bldg,
Detroit, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-14
Convenient Rabbit Hutch.

rabbits, few persons can distinguish
differences in the quality of the flesh
of the various breeds. Much of the ex-
cellence of the rabbit as food depends
on the rapidity of its growth and still
more on the manner Of cooking 1t. As
often prepared, it Is dry and insipid !;
but in the hands Of an experienced
cook 1t becomes all that the most fas.
tidious taste can wish. An especial
requirement in cooking the Belgian
hare Is that none Of the natural juices
of the meat be lost in the process.
! The directions herein given for the
care of Belgian rabbits are applicable
TO the management of most other
breeds.
Selection Of Stock.
} If rabbits are bred for food only, the
selection Of stock is of less Importance
than when they are bred for show pur.
poses. All that is required is sizable
animal Of good, hardy stock. However,
the points for which the fancier breeds
the Belgian hare include also those
most desirable in food animal, so
that If one can find stock with these
characters we'll marked, and at the
same time constitutionally sound, he
should by all means obtain 1t. Pure
bred stock is more profitable, too, be-
cause it may be sold for breeding pur-
poses as well as for the table.
General Standards.
Belgian hare fanciers Of few years
ago differed somewhat in opinion as to
the proper standard of color for this
animal. Some aimed at the color Of
the wild English hare-a sandy light
brown. Most American breeders seem
to have preferred a deeper reddish
brown. In all other respects the stand
ards were the same. The chief re-
quisite concerning color is that 1t shall
be as nearly uniform as possible
throughout the upper surface Of the
animal and that the fur shall have q
rich luster. The "ticking," or shading,
Should be wavy rather than dotted.
The belly and the lower surface of tail
lind hind feet should be whitish, but
not pure white. The neck and breast
should be somewhat lighter In shade
than the back but not In marked con-
trast with 1t, nor should the change in
shade be abrupt
Y Ears.-The ears of the mature Bel
gian should be about 5 to 51s inches in
length, varying with the size Of the
animal. They should be well shaped,
strong at the base, and almost trans
parent at the middle. They must not
be penduiNus, but should, when the
animal is quiet, be inclined backward,
resting straight over the shoulders. A
narrow black edging at the tip and as
far down the front and back as pos
sible marks the best stock.
Body.-The body of the Belgian is
longer in proportion to the whole bulk
than that of any other breed Of the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-14

The following 'mmunlcaton was presented
and on motion OF Mr.. Rosevear same was re-
ceived and the Mayor authorized TO appoint
Mr. Perry as policeman; ayes Hanscom, Rose
wear, Wright:
The Honorable Commission Of the City of
Owosso,
Gentlemen:
would thank you to appoint Arthur Perry as
policeman rs we require another man for day
and guard work about the plant. / understand
that his appointment will be the same as Mr..
Hodges and Mr.. Ockerman.
Very truly yours,
OW $50 SUGAR COMPANY,
ID. BELL.
Genl Superintendent.