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Have we not learned anything from Kimmer's/Heidi Diaz's reign while at LCF?
How about the idea that the don't ask, don't tell policy will not work when it comes to believing the claims of those on the internet?
When a new member, by the name of Dee-who was at the time pro-kimkins, began to post on the FWK thread I found myself needing to question why there were holes in her story. When I couldn't get a straight answer from Dee I found that my belief in what she was saying began to wane even more. But what I really found shocking is what seemed to be the fact, that many were defending Dee's right to be given the benefit of the doubt and to give her space. Under normal circumstances this would be a reasonable request, but after dealing with Heidi's deception and in the mist of a pending class action lawsuit the circumstances are not normal.
I also found the perception, that the person being asked questions was somehow being attacked, very shocking. This is taking into account the fact that Kimmer was allowed to grow and cultivate her lies on LCF, because no one was allowed to question her without others defending her right to not have to back up her claims.
Kimmer/Heidi made claims that the starvation mode doesn't exist or how a person that was obese could live off the extra fat on their body and even commented that one could fast away 100 plus pounds. All of these claims either went unchallenged or if they were questioned the person asking the questions was made out to be an attacker.
It all began to seem like extreme Déjà vu when Dee began stating how she was successful on kimkins but then did a complete 180 degree turnaround shortly thereafter. How her claims and accusations could not be referenced with any accuracy began to sound off warning bells in my head.
Then a member by the name of Lisa Rae posted this comment and although, her comments were not regarding Dee in particular, her post did ring address some of my concerns about the recent events.
The concern of how we don't seem to have learned the most important lesson of all from Kimmer.... That it is necessary to question those things that are extreme, that don't make sense and the need to validate statements to make an informed decision. Those individuals that are being truthful usually do not have a problem with these type of questions and want to share as much as they can about their journey.
Don't be afraid to question authority!! - Low Carb Friends
Below are the excellent points made by Lisa Rae
...[...]..Now let me also state..I have been on this board a long time. I did have an on-line relationship with Kimmer that was defiantly Hot and Cold (LOL) I often confronted her about her "ideas and theories" way before her Kimkins took off.
I also took a lot of heat from her followers whenever I questioned her unusual ideas. She aslo could be very suportive to me as a single mom struggling on my own. Ok...so when I came back here a few months ago..I was curious to see the Kimkins Posting area. Having known her before and after her fall, I was interested to see what was being said. I found many people there still very angry and upset ( which I totally get..really) and when I asked why there were 16+ posts ( with dozens of pages for each post...so were talking hundreds of pages here) still venting about Kimmers..I was basically told that they never wanted anyone else to go through what they did.
Cool..I again get that. I figured with as much passion as people had to expos her..that they would not let it happen again...right? Now ( yeah, I know..I tend to be very long winded...sorry!!) pan to this past week.
I like to read the boards and give an opinion or info if I can. I have seen at least 2 different posters giving advice to me that sounded totally extreme..and possibly dangerous.( definatly not what I have read in any low-carb book or article) I really expected after the whole Kimkins disaster..for someone..anyone to question the advice that was given.
Guess what..NOPE! Not one question was asked.
People just seemed to assume the posters knew what they were talking about and jumped right on the bandwagon! I was FLOORED! Don't get me wrong..I am in no way saying *I* have the answers and they don't. What I am saying is why aren't people questioning these low-carb experts? Why are they assuming because someone posts a pick..it's a true pick or their real stats..( and again..I'm not talking about a specific person...but all postings) it seems like the past ( which isn't even really the past yet) could so easily be re-lived and I'm just amazed.
Heres a few things to ponder..if thinking of taking advice from someone.
1. would you eat the way they suggest around family and friends? If yes, could you explain why your eating that way?
2. what kind of results are reasonable and realistic? What are they saying the results are likely to be? do they coencide?
3. would you tell your doctor your eating this way? If no, why not?
I know I sound very negative, but really I'm concerned. I've seen too many people not take the time to read or educate themselves about what they are doing. This "jump on the bandwagon" mentality, has had some dire consequences for many people on this board and in the diet world in general ( anyone else rememeber phen-fen??) I hope people get that my heart is in the right place... I would absolutly never want another person to jeoperdise their health by going to extremes.
I truly believe the saying, "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!" PLEASE, question authority, especially where your health is concerned. You don't get a second body..[..]..
EXCELLENT words to live by Lisa!
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Didn't We Learn Anything From Kimmer?
Friday, April 25, 2008
Stamp out Carbs and Hunger.
Rid your pantry of carbohydrates, while helping rid your community of hunger.
I have recently decided to rededicate myself to making my home lowcarb for the many health benefits, as well as the weight loss benefits. In my effort to cook more lowcarb meals, I have realized that as long as there are the high carb items in the pantry, I am going to have to battle my family in convincing them that chips are not alowcarb option. I also will have to battle myself when the cravings hit.
So I thought why not help others by donating the food, while implementing our families lifestyle change? This way we can reap two benefits with one action- Our pantry will be lowcarb and we will be providing food for those who may not have otherwise had food.
While considering my options I found the Stamp out Hunger Food Drive, that is taking place nationwide on Saturday, May 10th, 2008. This food drive is done in conjunction with the US postal carriers, hence the reference to the "stamp".
It is easy to participate and it helps a good cause- hunger. You simply package up your nonperishable food items and your mailman will pick them up to deliver them to a local food bank.
That simple.
You can get your friends and family involved too, by sending them an email of the event. Visit the Stamp out Hunger Food Drive website to find out more and to verify that your carrier is participating.
So clean out the carbs and mark your calendar for May 10th and help "Stamp out Hunger"!
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
SingingLass What Are You Willing To Do?
I originally wrote this blog post on my other blog in October 2007, but I thought it was still applicable to SingingLass' situation, since she is still under Heidi's/Kimmer's control. -SingingLass what are you willing to do? « HoneyBee's Blog
Originally Posted by tiggerr: Authoritarian (SNIPPED) This character type is appealing, charismatic, strong. The Authoritarian is also considered to be amoral. Their 'followers' are very outspoken about what they are told by their 'leader' and resist anything that counters their beliefs. Their leaders truth is the truth, anything else is lies and conspiracy. (kk she is the Authoritarian type. Dead on.)
This reminded me of a series of social psychology experiments called "The Milgram experiment".
These were performed by the Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram. The study participants had to obey an authority figure who instructed them to perform acts that went against their moral and personal structure.
I am sure others are familiar with a portion of the experiments: The experimenter (authority figure) orders the subject (1) to give what the subject believes are painful electric shocks to another subject (2), who is actually an actor.
The subject(1) believed that for each wrong answer, the subject(2) was receiving actual shocks, but in reality there were no shocks. Now the subject who was "supposedly" receiving the shocks would play the part by screaming and crying out in pain during the testing but subject (1) would continue to give the shocks based on the direction of the authority figure, who was in this case was a stern biology professor.
Here is a quote from wikipedia regarding the experiment- "After a number of voltage level increases, the actor started to bang on the wall that separated him from the subject. After several times banging on the wall and complaining about his heart condition, all responses by the subject (2) would cease.
At this point, many people indicated their desire to stop the experiment and check on the subject (2). Some test subjects(1) paused at 135 volts and began to question the purpose of the experiment. Most continued after being assured that they would not be held responsible.
A few subjects began to laugh nervously or exhibit other signs of extreme stress once they heard the screams of pain coming from the learner{test subject 2}.
If at any time the subject (1) indicated his desire to halt the experiment, he was given a succession of verbal prods by the experimenter, in this order:
-Please continue.
-The experiment requires that you continue.
-It is absolutely essential that you continue.
-You have no other choice, you must go on."
The Yale senior-year psychology majors were polled prior to the experiment as to the percentage of those participating that would give the full electrical shock.
They gave a 1.2% estimate….
Do you know what the actual percentage was of those WILLING to give the maximum voltage? .......
………..the experiment proved to show 65% would give the full electrical shock.
The point for SingingLass to consider is that we as humans given a certain environment can act against our own morals and ethics. This becomes easier when we are put in a controlled situation and instructed by an Authoritarian type figure that it is fine to behave in this manner. If you read the description of an Authoritarian it reads just like KIMMER, then there is SingingLass pressing the buttons.
SingingLass, six months have passed since I originally wrote this post, but I still must ask you what are you willing to do and do you realize what you have done?
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Monday, March 10, 2008
Heidi Diaz Adds More illegal Business Practices to Her Résumé.
I was reviewing some of the business practices at Kimkins and thought -Does Kimmer not know when to stop? I think the answer is- No!....Thus, the résumé of what reads as one illegal act after another continues.
So much for that Business Administration degree, eh Heidi.
- Fraudulent Success Stories- Check
- Lifting pics from aRussian Bride sites- Check
- Instruction on a WOE that is equal to learning an Eating Disorder- Check
- Viral Internet Marketing- Check
- Hiding Member's Health Side-effects by Censorship and intimidation- Check
- Illegal Banning of Members- Check
- Copyright Infringement...still- Check
The copyright infringement continues at Kimkins.com, even after the owner, Heidi Diaz- a.k.a Kimmer, has been notified by the writer or artist of the copyrighted material.
The following is one example written by Deanna Glick and appeared originally at thatsfit.com
Posted: Mar 10th 2008 5:00PM by Deanna Glick
Filed under: Diet and Weight Loss
The Kimkins saga continues. If you haven't been following the story, you may want to check out our previous coverage on the subject. But basically, Kimkins is an Internet-based starvation diet scam that's drawn scrutiny and investigation in the past year or so. And a class action lawsuit, being joined by former Kimkins members who have suffered ill health due to following the so-called diet, is in the works.
According to a recent Consumer Affairs story, Woman's World Magazine issued an apology to its readers a few weeks ago for a story that appeared in the publication several months ago boasting about Kimkins. But the apology certainly didn't mean the fat 300-pound woman behind the scam -- who publishes fake "after" photos that are identified as her on the web site -- had to pay back any of the $1.2 million in membership fees that were paid in the booming months following the feature story.
But as a victim myself, I am happy to see anything that exposes Kimkins. No, I didn't pay membership fees and I've never followed the "diet." But the woman running the show did steal my words from another web site to put up on her own. She gave credit to the web site, but not to me. Either way, she never sought permission to publish the article. And when asked to remove it from her site, simply switched the accessibility of the page to members only. I don't know why she's so intent on keeping my words for members' viewing. The article was about managing type 1 diabetes. It must have been the title, Food Frugality, that caught her eye. But as with most words, context is everything.
As the pending class action lawsuit continues to gain momentum it becomes clear to me, that the only way to stop Heidi Diaz's business practices is to have her answer for them in a court of law.
Check out the blog Say No to Kimkins to view more on this topic.
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Thursday, March 6, 2008
Fawn Sans Smilies Or Kimkins.
Definition- Fawn v.- try to gain favor by cringing or flattering;
Synonyms: fawn1, apple-polish, bootlick, kowtow, slaver1, toady, truckle-These verbs mean to curry favor by behaving obsequiously and submissively:
I had always found Fawn's posts at kimkins to be over the top. They were long posts, with various colors, fonts and more glitter and smilies than one of those terrible obligatory, souvenir t-shirts , but I thought if that is her style- then so be it. But then, when the random outbursts of cussing and head spinning rants started, it made be wonder what happened to all the rainbows and butterflies! So I really shouldn't have been surprised when I found her profile in an alternative lifestyle website….could this be agentlefawn? Yes! There she was without a smilie in sight!
Now, when I began to search for a connection between Heidi Diaz and other potential internet businesses she may be involved in, I automatically thought of pornography and drugs. I mean where else do most criminals decide to invest their money to watch it grow? I was guessing that most cons don't put their illegal gains into a savings account or an IRA.
The first odd link that came up was with the words "Jeannie Baitinger florida". I posted about on LCF on Nov 29, 2007 and it was clear from the placement of the terms, that this was random, and didn't have anything to do with the website.
It would seemed that someone had added Jeannie's name throughout some websites that promoted porn and some that sold pharmaceutical drugs on the internet. The timing of the word placement, being right before Jeannie was to appear on national TV, narrowed down the possibilities of who would know there would be an increase search of her name in the near future. To me all evidence made Kimmer/Heidi Diaz suspect of being the one behind the act. This seemed to confirm my suspicions of Heidi's other business interests.
After being told that a general search of "agentlefawn" turned up a board that discussed the lifestyle of Domination and submission (BDSM) -I thought this could be the link to Heidi Diaz and the pornography industry. Fawn had always been such a Devout follower of Kimmer, that I didn't find it too off course to believe that Kimmer was in the domination role and Fawn in the submissive role in that relationship.
I began to search Fawn's information because I felt at this point Heidi Diaz knew better than to be out there on the internet using the screen name "Kimmer" or any other variation, and the only way to track her down was through other means. In this case I was looking at Fawn as being the way to find any businesses that Heidi could own in the BDSM or porn world. Then about a month ago I found Fawn's profile as Ebony2006.
I had this information but hadn't posted it or blogged about it. But then when I read the ambiguous post on Fawn's blog regarding a "Criminal Investigation" and then her reply to Medusa's comments, it seemed that something was amiss. Here is an excerpt of their exchange, but you can view the now deleted blog post of Fawn's at Medusa's as well as the comments between them in full.
Medusa- "what is happening?"
Fawn- "Let's just say someone used something of mines without permission." "Summary: A situation came up that something that belongs to me was used elsewhere on the net without my knowledge or consent and it was investigated in a matter of hours, shut down and handled with legal proceedings swiftly cause if it was left up to me, I would have been done something because I have a short temper but my people had to calm me down and sh-t "
Ok, so this got me to thinking - Talk about timing! How is it that Fawn has suddenly now be informed that her image is out there in the internet world?… OR…. Did she realize she had been seen on various websites?…Since I point blank asked her recently on her blog -if she had met Heidi Diaz on an alternative adult website.
Then she has this post about criminal investigation and how someone used something that was hers (pictures) and how she got them removed quickly. I agree- The pictures were removed quickly, but I have to consider the timing here. If Fawn didn't put those images up then she certainly found them fast, because there are a lot of alternative adult BDSM sites out there to have to peruse.
And if Fawn wasn't the one that put them up then how odd that her profile there showed the user online as of 10am today EST!
Click on the thumbnail below to see the profile as it appeared prior to editing -
I will leave you with a quote from Fawn- "Ebony people do NOT play around..well most don't and I am one of the Most"
Ummmmmm………..I beg to differ there Fawn it looks like Ebony2006 likes to play A LOT
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Former Kimkins Members -Justice Is Calling.
Former Kimkins Members in San Diego County
A fellow blogger, Wildangel at Say No to Kimkins, had the following message:
If you are a former Kimkins member and you reside in San Diego County,
John Tiedt would like to hear from you.
Please email John.
Thank you very much for your help.
I do hope that all former Kimkins members will consider joining the Kimkins Class Action Lawsuit. There is strength in numbers. If you have already joined the Lawsuit, please be sure that you get your affidavit to John as soon as possible.
Remember, if you need any help with this, be sure to watch the helpful video.
Thank you!
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Getting At The Heart Of The Matter- The Risks of Doing Kimkins
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….What came as a huge, I mean huge shock to me, was the posts I read about the new member on the front page. The member looks wonder and I think she truly has lost the weight. She appears to be a real success in losing the weight. However, I was distressed when I read that the member had started KK on 1-25-07 and 6 months later became ill in August of that year. She was having breathing difficulties and thought she had asthma, but then ended up in the hospital.So now you can understand why I was deeply concerned for the KK member. The negative health side-effects, that can result from doing a very low calorie diet (vLCD), have been discussed on the blogs and forums, but the fact that the patient was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure after being on Kimkins for 6 months alarmed me. But then to read she came back…well, my by jaw hit the floor! WTH?
The diagnosis- CHF -CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE! She posted about this diagnosis on 8-23-07 or so and then was gone from kimkins. She returned in 12-27-07 and started back posting about doing kimkins. Her plan was to do bootcamp for a week, K/E for a week and then get right back into Kimkins. She is doing KK with exercising/weight lifting and to say the least I am deeply concerned that she is doing more harm to her already struggling heart.Why the fascination with Kimmer? #14 - Page 36 - Low Carb Friends
A person with a perfect heart and no history of CHF, is risking their heart health by doing a vLCD like Kimkins, but then factor in the difficulties when dealing with CHF and a precarious situation begins to emerge.A diet that is classified as a very low calorie diet (<800>A breakdown of the heart muscle occurs, if the calories of a diet are too low or the protein is not adequate to cover the energy expenditure of the body.Electrolyte problems can emerge in those who drastically reduce calories and then have "refeed days" or increase their calorie intake quickly.The QT wave of the heart can also become altered based on electrolyte imbalance and that will result in arrhythmias. Those risks do not even take into account the difficult time CHF patients have regulating their electrolytes in general. Doing Kimkins- as a congestive heart failure patient- is like throwing gasoline on a fire. Things can get out of hand, FAST!
An article in the CMAJdescribes the risks to the heart while on a vLCD-
The heart is not spared in malnutrition. The decrease in cardiac output in the starved patient is matched by various compensatory mechanisms such that cardiac failure is unusual. With refeeding, reversal of these mechanisms occurs and congestive heart failure may be precipitated before the reversal of myocardial atrophy, even in the absence of other cardiac disease.As I said earlier during refeedings, following a vLCD or following starvation, there is a risk that the process can precipitate cardiac failure and congestive heart failure. This occurrence and mechanism is discussed in the article Malnutrition and the heart- CMAJ-JAMC
The malnourished patient is at increased risk during major surgery, and preoperative nutritional therapy may be indicated. Chronic cardiac failure often results in a malnourished state and, hence, relative myocardial atrophy.Cardiac cachexia and associated cardiac dysfunction may be improved with better nutrition. Rapid weight loss and malnutrition may also be associated with a syndrome of myocardialatrophy, a prolonged QT interval, ventricular arrhythmias and sudden death. Both protein-calorie malnutrition and refeeding have significant implications for the heart.
Although congestive cardiac failure is rare in malnutrition, it is common during refeeding of the starved patient. "Refeeding edema" and cardiac failure are well known with oral refeeding of severely malnourished patients……[….]……Starvation is associated with a fall in heart rate, blood pressure and blood volume; however, refeeding is associated with a sudden reversal of these compensatory factors. Further, since severe malnutrition may result in interstitial myocardial edema, cardiac compliance may decrease. The malnourished patient may not cope well with increased salt, water and energy loads. Carbohydrate and fat are potent stimuli for the release of catecholamines and activation of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis. This further increases blood volume and pressure. Energy intake reverses the natriuresis of the fasting state. Furthermore, catecholamines augment the shift ofpotassium, magnesium and phosphate into cells, with potentially deleterious effects on cardiac function and rhythm.
Below are 17 cases of death in a group of individuals who died suddenly, due to cardiac changes, following a vLCD.While reviewing the study, it is important to keep in mind the points surrounding the individuals that did die: The median age was 35 years old, they had been on the diet from 2 to 8 months, had lost a substantial amount of weight (86lbs), that was stated to be at a rapid rate which computed to 4.6 pounds a week. The level of physician monitoring range from very thorough to infrequent and 11 of the17 were not taking any other medications- besides vitamins/supplements for the diet.
It appears that the rate of weight loss in those patients who died suddenly is comparable to the fast weight loss noted by kimkins members and so was the low calorie level in these cases approximately 300 to 400 calories a day. The patients in the study also took a prenatal vitamin daily, potassium in different dosages, and some also took calcium supplements. The take away point is that, these people who died, were in better nutritional and monitoring situations, than the average kimkins dieter.
The following are 17 cases of death in a group of individuals who died suddenly, due to cardiac changes, following a vLCD Sudden death associated with very low calorie weight reduction regimens
ABSTRACT We studied the cases of 17 individuals who died suddenly of ventricular arrhythmia after prolonged use (median 5 months) of very low calorie weight reduction regimens consisting entirely or largely of protein. The deaths appeared to be independent of type of medical supervision received during the diet, daily dosage of potassium supplementation, and biological quality of the protein product used. Factors common to all cases were marked obesity at the onset of dieting,prolonged use of extremely low calorie diets (approximately 300 to 400 kcal daily), and significant and rapid weight loss. Our review of available electrocardiograms and pathological specimens revealed a pattern of cardiac changes previously described in starvation. We conclude that use of very low calorie weight reduction regimens should be curtailed until further studies determine what modifications, if any, can insure their safety. Am. J. Cliii. Nutr. 34: 453-461, 1981.Now, to relate that to a person following a very low calorie diet, like Kimkins, we should consider one example of how damage to the heart could occur. One way could be following "refeedings" scenarios.
I am going to use a hypothetical situation, let's say a KK member-"Cardia" has been doing the kimkins bootcamp plan for 2 weeks (which is less than 800 calories), then go into doing K/E with a decreased appetite, due to ketosis. They do K/E for 4 weeks, but weight loss stalls so back to bootcamp to kick the weight loss up a notch. At this point the member has been consuming less than 800 calories/day for 6 weeks. "Cardia" makes it through bootcamp for 2 more weeks, but finds her resolve is waning or as Kimmer would say, "they are not tough enough" to stick with the program.
The weekend approaches and the member decides a cheat will not hurt, so she has the pasta with the family and dessert. The cheat ends up being an off kimkins weekend, but the stress of trying to move into a new house, made following the diet impossible. Then while picking up boxes and walking up a set of stairs "Cardia" notices she can hardly catch their breath. She decides to rest, since she must be overdoing it too much and on the verge of a cold or something. I mean who would have thought it was your body telling you that you are destroying your heart. The odd fluttering in her chest stops and it only happens once in awhile anyway.
A few days pass and Cardia continues to have some labored breathing, so she decides to go visit the family physician. Here she fails to mention that she is doing the Kimkins diet, because the physician never asks about her nutrition. Although, the check-in nurse mentions the weight loss when weighing her and comments by saying "good job, how are you doing it"? Cardia only says, "With Kimkins, a low carb diet", but nothing else is said about the diet. The patient is told they may be reacting to an allergen from their new home, because she has had a runny nose and has had a history of seasonal allergies. She is told to increase her fluids, her antihistamine is changed and a nasal spray is added to her medications. After a couple of days of rest, the kk member is still feeling weak, but decides it is the allergies still bringing her down.
She is determined to push through this and not let a little setback throw her off track. She will not give into her body just wanting her to go back to her bad habits, and that is probably why she even got sick, she thinks to herself, now remembering her weakness and giving in to the temptation of food that weekend. She becomes upset and reminds herself, that she just has to succeed this time. They are having that big house warming party in a month and she is going to fit into that little black dress! She is determined to stick it out! She has changed her WOE and doesn't want to go back to her old eating habits. Kimkins is helping her lose weight and she decides she is in control now. She will not stop kimkins if she has anything to do with it…..but the problem is she is right or at least partly right. She also gets to wear that black dress, it isn't to the house warming party as she had planned, but everyone commented on how wonderful she looked as they bid their final farewell.
The above was a hypothetical situation but it doesn't change the risks involved with the kimkins diet. Laurla, I hope you will take the time to read the concerns that others have for you and research the cardio risks involved with a vLCD. I do understand that you are under doctor's care, but if you are truly following Kimkins, then I must urge you to take in an exact menu of what you eat, so an evaluation on your actual diet can be made. I do wish you the best in your journey.
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Clear both sections of LFR for 500 VP total, then defeat 5 of the 10/25 Normal or Heroic-mode Tier 13 content. This will also put you over the weekly limit. (It is possible that you will only get gear drops from the first time you defeat a boss during the week, so do your non-LFR raids first.)
Clear any seven of the thirteen Heroic 5-mans using a Guild group. This will put you over the weekly limit. (Assuming the part about LFD that you hate is the fail players you're stuck with, just team up with players from your guild. On the other hand, if you just can't stand dungeons anymore, look at ALL THAT RAID CONTENT you can do for your VPs instead. You'll barely need the VPs at all with all the gear you'll get from raidbosses.)


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P^^WWW^^^jIp^^B^SKl u'^pcmijrm'IfVftfll "j-* ■<iw^.'«i" '-»l - ' ' ' * < * • *' .Tt-_. - I- ,.-J*r<W'* -, I '■■*TT** '•'"■* !-'# "F .-j '"SW IfiHa'iliHhed Ls78, GLARE,. M£0«£eAN FKLDAT ^'ORMJSTG, 'JANUARY 27. L905. New Series; Vol. 13, No. 10 FOR A Hi-COUNTY FAIR. Idea Originating from Prominent Isabella Farmers. b \ Public Meeting at Opera House, Clare, for Its Promotion at One P. M. Saturday, February 4 In recent weeks the idea of a bi- county fair for Clare aud Isabella counties has bi'gun to take form li was & subject of discussion at the farmers' institute last week; the Rosebush grange appointed a committee on this matter at its last meeting; and Monday twenty-two* representative farmers and citizens of Clare had an informal meeting in C. W. Perry's office in this city to discuss the same matter. At that meeting • 0, H Sutherland was made chairman and JPhillpA. Bennett, secietary. After considerable discussion J. W. Calkins, Joseph Hudson and.Frank L&moreaux were appointed a committee to look up a suitable site for fair grounds Likewise it was decided to\cai.l a public meeting for. a discussion of tlie suivjfe! at "'it* D ih^riy opera bouae at Que p m. Saturday February 4i,h, at which time the following program, prepared at the meeting by a commit* tee, Frank Lamoreaux, L W. Suna^y and A. R. CauQdd, will be given; For president (if meeting— 0. W. Perry. Report of organization committee— C W. Perry, Olare. R. T. Wllletts, ftiwebush. J. R. Herrick, Sheridan. The benefit to tbe farmers— ' J. L. Littlefield, Farwell. The benefit to the merchant— L*JLDavv. The financial end— C. H. Sutherland. Tbe opportunity- Joseph T. Northon. John Gordon, Joseph Hudson.' Wm. Morrison. Report of the committee on site— J, W. Calkins. Adoption of plans of organization, signing articles of incorporation, etc. Twenty years ag.>, notwithstanding the undeveloped condition of the country, the Clare and northern Isabella agricultural society had a fair with races in connection tbat was even tben so far successful as to be an uplift to farming. If that was true then* it is argued that'ijbereis now a splendid opportunity here to organize a bi cou ity fair that will be mutually helpful to the individual farmer and 'to the whole farming district. This is a matter of so much importance to tbe farmers of Olare and Isabella counties that a large representation is expected at the meeting. SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTE. Was the Gathering of Clare- Northern Isabella Farmers. . t Closing Friday Even-' ing. ' The two day farmers' institute that closed in this city last Friday evening * was the best of i s kind ever held here. Between three aud four Hundred farmers were present at some one or moieof the sessions. At the Thursday evening session the Doherty opera house was crowded. Colon <J. Lillie, state "deputy d.iiry and food commissioner, was in charge Thursday while Friday Peter Vo<irlieis of Pontiac was in charge. Prof. ROth of tne University gave a fine address on forestry problems, Miss Jennie Buell,* state Grange secretary, was at" her best Sheep and good roads were ably discussed by E. M. Moore of Orchard Lake. Prof. Grawn of the Central Normal gave a most helpful address on school problems. J. W. Hutchins ga,ye some of the best addresses A wealth of local talent participated in the discussions. The interest was maintained to the last. The topic, a Bi-County Fair, had been omi ted to the last but a goodly number tarried and insisted on its presentation, as per the program, by J. F. T.nman. He showed that if a fair had been succe-s'ul twenty years ago it surely would prove a sue cess now after so much development of the country. OLD AND NEW OFFICES. Great credit is due to President L. JR Thomps -m of Sheridan and Treasurer John Northon of Vernon who labored s > earnestly to make possible the success achieved. The officers for, the present year, elected are as follows: President-E. W. All'n of Wise Secretary-George Pease of Grant. Treasurer—Juluis ,-ch teffer • of Grant. TBE WOMEN'S BRCXKKHV This gathering In the Congrega- Glare's Bonding Proposition for 514,750, The plan for which this bonding proposition is to provide funds Is as follows: Just off vVheaton Avenue near McBwan street select a new water water works site and theieon erect a new plant, discarding the old one. In* si all two thir y horse power gasoline engines and two triplex power pumps capable of lifting 350 gallons per minute against Are pressure of seventy-eight pounds per square inch. A tank is to be built deep enough in the ground to let in wa*er from the Tobacco river through a fifteen inch pipe. ' The present eight and four inch wooden mains, said to be perfectly sound, »ill not be discard d, but new iron mains are to connect on to them and extending to every street in-he platted por ion of the city except Cleveland. A twelve and ten inch main will extend from the water works plant down McEwan street to join the present main at tne cros-ing of State street. The principal items of cost are: two gasoline engines, $190); pumps, $1300; tanks and pumping plant, $1351; pipe ton ver and laying same, $1021; 380 feet of twelve inch mains, $390; 34«) feet of ten inch mains. $276; li)556 feet of four inch pipe, $2846; ,3317 feet two inch pipe, $681; laying mains, $2512 Other items bring the total up to $14,750. * The proposed extensions Of mains 14,243 feet or over two and one-half miles alone would cost $7,405, , The changing from the present site and the establishment of a new water works plant, to1- ing water from the<Tobaoco river, independent of any exten sions of mains,* would al-be cost something over $7000. Under the law every regular voter at a regular city election is entitled to a vote on this proposition. s r Against The Proposition. That to assume a debt of $l5,noo,the limit under stateiaw with Glare's valuation, would be a departure from, the conservative policy by which Clare has come go be, for her population, one of the very best towns of the state and that such a debt would probably prohibit the assumption of any other considerable debt for any project whatsoever for the next twenty years, That the present water supply has ' never failed and is on the increase from tapping of numerous springs and that sewerage above the water works must be prohibibited from emptying 'nfc9 the creek within the city limits. That the first recommendation of the engineers for an ORen well at the site of the new water works and the tapping of numerous springs along the course of the Fifth street sewer prove that water supply is not a great problem anywhere in the city. That under the proposed plan in twenty years Ciare will pay from $11,- 000 to $13,000 interest on bonds. That reasonable extensions of mains are necessary but that to operate the new plant and pay interest on the proposed bonds will cost the city $3500 per year. The present water system isself-sustaiiiiru. That if those who have determined the city's policy in the last ten years and who nowsubmit the bonding proposition have done their duty, the present water works structure is the absolute property of the city. That a majority of the business men and tax payers oppose the proposition at this time a-i a program of too much extravagence. That ihe present1, plan makes no provision for permanent- mains or sewers in 'he business blocks and thus does nor. make possible the grading and gravel ng of McEwan s-reen. Tha>. havng bonded to the limit for wa er works the city would be helpless when the wooden mains in ihe bus ness section of the city give oui in a *ew years. That, in the present condifon of modern politics muncipil ownership for a own Ike Clare is a doubrfiil For The Proposition. , Tha- Clare's future as a progressive city demands an adequate supply of pure water and proper fire protection Ti-at water obtained hy damming up, contrary to law, a countv ditch into which is emptied not a little city sewerage, and which in very dry seasons is liable to prove inadequ ite for fire protection, is not fit for the city's use. That unless water is obtained from the Tob icco river the Ann Arbor and Pere vfarquette railroads will cancel their contract with the city for water supply. The city now receives $600 per jear for this service. That bonding is the way by which cities carry out gre it enterprises such as establishing new water systems and that the railroads' yearly rental will practically pay the interest on the bonds. That we are yearly "pending $1500 for poor water and inadequate supply in giving serv ce to only a very small part of our population and that a supply of aood water to all citizens wishing it, will k'rea'ly increase the income from individual water rental so as to make the system practically self-sustaining, That all within the platted portion of the citv paving taxes for the sam6 are entitled to fire protection and other water uses now enjoyed compar- itively by only a few. That the smal er taxpayers and m >ny other voter* not taxpayers, who would become water takers, are in favor or th>* proposition.' That the payment of bond-* not beginning t'H thirteen years nence, the necessary street improvements, school extension, sewerage and any other necessary improvemen s, will not be retarded. That the present wooden mains could be gradually replaced year by year without necessitating any farther bonding. That the city being owner of the ex- ist'ng wooden mains, th« only wise Ruby Bishop entered .the high school this week. -Kenneth Hagle, Lieo DeVogt and Albert Hepflnger have left school. Marcia Wilson and Elsie'Mickey were the only hiuh school pupils who nad the good fortune to receive 100 in any examination. The high school Sophomore club will have their regular class meeting at the home of Miss Florence *Vin- Sicklen this evening. Found written on the cover 6f Lloyd's Physical Geography: ' "If e'er there be another flood For refuge hither fly.. Though all the world should be submerged <►, This book*" would still be dry," The second grade In their course of study about winter animals spend this week in studying about the beaver. The basket ball boys played at the Mt. Pleasant Normal and were defeated by a'score of 28 to 0. In the first half five boys did not make the most of thp.ir opportunities, but in '.he second half they held them by a *core of 8 to 7. After supper our boys were courteously shnwn through their main building until 7:30 when they enjoyed a program given by one of tbe literafy societies. thing to do is to utilize them as a part proposition bu . that the bonding, if of a complete water system for the carr ed, w 11 commit the efty to ■mun- benefit of all the people. c icipal ownership beyond recall. tional church chapel surpassed the capacity of the room and proved to be beyond all expectations Tbe address by M ss Jennie Buell was greatly appreciated by all while the discussions * ere both interesting aud animated. Officers for the present year were chosen as follows: President—Mrs Carrie Brewer. Secretary—Mrs. J. D. Allen. THE POULTRY EXHIBIT, One feature of the institute that attracted not a little attenti' >n was the poultry show at the city hall. • There were fifteen exhibits made by A. J. Clute, John Northon, D'. W Clark, Geo. Pease, Nelson Carrow, Sarah L. Cramer, David Jennings, Oise Derby and Wm. Jennings. P. LaFIambroise of Mt Pleasant passed on the entries awarding first to A J. Clute on Barred Plymouth Eocks for pen, pullets and cock rels while D. W. Clark was second on cockre s and John Northon second on pen. Nelson Carrow was firet on Silver Laced Wyandottee. Nathan L. Egbert. At the age of seventh-one Nathan L Egbert died at his home in the first ward Saturday after a months' illness. The funeral occured from dhe Baptist church Wednesday under the ministration of Rev. Mr. Picket of Shepherd assisted by Eev. J. H. Lowe and interment was made at Cherry Gr.tve. Mr, Egbert's early days were spent in Ohio, Growing to manhood he mov«d to. Michigan -and twelve years ago came-to Clara where he has many friends who cherish his memory. A Baptist in belief ha was loyal to bis church. Besides a wife he leaves two sons and three daughters: Mrs. David Messenger of Olivet, Mrs. Wallace Foster of Bedford, O., Mrs. C. O. Fields of Shepherd, James of St. Thomas, Ont., and A. J. Egbert of this city, of whom Mrs. Fields and James were present at the funeral. Guild's Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Guild which will be held at the home of Mrs. N. F. Geeck next Wednesday affernoon at which time officers for the ensuing year will be elected. It is urgently requested that every member b& present Non-attendants who do not wish to hokl,oftlce and who are detained from attending this meeting by illness will do well to send an excuse to the president the dny b fore, A literary and musical program has been arranged. Mrs. E. G Welch, President. Glare City Schools. CLARK RITTEB, EDITOR. James Fish, Julia and Theda Kegea have returned to the third grade after a long sickness. - The Sixth grade are tfcis week studying the map of Asia; Mrs. Rump and' Mrs. Harrlman visited the third and' fourth grades hwweele. Happenings in State Affairs. Interesting Letter from ,our Correspondent in State Legislature. >. f . ■ Lansing, January 23,19U5 The important event t>f last week was one that attracted no special #no- tice, and was especially remarkable beca'use it excited no remark. Except" for being reminded of it by brief paragraphs in the newspapers, people living a block from the. Capitol building,' or even employed within its walls, might not have been known" that a senator to represent the state in the national cqngress f&r the next six vears was being elected. Long ago it was decided by the popular voice that Julius O Burrows should be chosen to succeed himself at the end of his p'-es- <mt term on the 4th of March next, and when the members*of this legislature were elected* it was expected and intended that they should at the proper time go through the legal form for his election This, they have done giving bim for 'Che second time a unanimous election to the national senate. Mr. Burrows has already- served tea years in the senate, and seventeen years in the house. " # * * # ' Governor Warner has accepted an invitation to attend President.Roosevelt's inauguration ceremonies^ and in connection with that decision tne governor bas made another wiiich is even more interesting. The governor's second decision is in connection with the proposed trip of the Michigan officials to Washington and is that all who go, officially or otherwise, shall bear tbeir own expenses. Heretofore this inauguration trip has been ctuitean expensive luxury to the tax- payers of "the state. And speaking of'the evident- desire for economy noted here since the new administration was entered upon, the determination of the leaders of ooth branches o,f the legislation that tbe.general "junket" of former legislative experience shall not take place this session, should be approve ingly noted. . It • has been^ arranged' that the several committees 'shall quietly visit tbe respective- institutions which they are commissioned to examine, and an adjournment through next week was decided upon for "that' purpose. * * * *. f. Primary reform bills for several counties have been introduced and discussed but up to the hour of mailing this correspondence no bill had yet been disposed of. There is no evident desire in either house or s.enate to prevent the enactment of such' legislation as the peopie of the several counties may desire. Thus far, how- eyer, the problem has been for the people'of the several cities and bounties to decide for themselves as to changes in their present primary re form pro.visions which will best meet tbe ends desired. Many of those who have been quite aggressive in. tbeir favor for the brand of primary reform suggested by tlie democratic platform oflastyear now franKly admit that such action would not be best, and they will work in harmony with 'Gov-, ernor Warner anrfvll>c majority ■ in each house for such legislation as will meet in-full the pledges of the republican state platform, giving to the state as a whole the provisions promised and to the people of each county and each politioal district in the state just such rjrimary reform arrangements as thfcy may desire:" jToiiton, ' GLARE CO, REPUBLICANS.. In Convention in Clare Monday Chose Delegates to State and District Judicial Conventions. ^ No spirited contests were anticipated .in the republican. county convention held, in this city Monday, but in spite of thafr fact most of the townships were represented with full dele^ g'ations. ' The convention was called to order by Chairman Kirkbride of the county committee who named John Quinn of Harrison as temporary chairman. S. C. Kirkbride-was chosen temporary secretary. The following committees were appointed; PERMANENT ORGANISATION AND OR- . DER OF BUSiNESS., J. E. Dudley of Harrison. D, R. Wait of Far well. J. It Herrick of Sheridan. -CREDENTIALS. Thomas a^altby of Garfield. W. H Collins of Redding. C. C. Stoll of Grant,' ' N .KKSOLUTIONS. J. R. Herrick, L. W. Sunday. Geo J. Cummins. • Adjournment was then taken for i he committees to do their work. On the reassembling of the convention the temporary organization was made permanent ahd the following resolutions adopted : Resolved that we felicitate the republican party of Clare county upon the great victory, all along the line, so recently achieved. With the same united action of the party, these victories can be duplicated election after election and year after year for the re-tson that our. party represents the principles best adapted to the promo-' tionofthe prosperity of the county and the welfare of the people. We greatly appreciate^ the services to the party, county and district, of Hon. Peter F, Dodds, Judge, of the 2lsfc Judicial^ Circuit, and recommend him to the members of this convention* as the most suitable person to succeed himself on the bench of the circuit. The following delegates were selected: msTIUCT JUDICIAL CONVENTION. John Quinn. • ' % W. H. Browne. G. J. Cummins. W, M. Temple. Austin Trumble. STATE JODICIAL CONVENTION. A, J. Doherty. ■L L. Kelley. Wm. Morrison. B, G. Welch. Still FipTfiirBTg' Ditch. A second gathering of farmers, 100 in all, at D.over made it evident last week that a large number of those interested in the townships of Grant, Sheridan, Hatton and Arthur have no friendly feeling for the proposed ditch to extend along the course of McBwan and Stony Greeks. No particular action was taken but they wercinformed by the prosecuting attorney that the present petition is defective and, as far as pan be gathered, if anything'fa.rther is done by the drain commissioner on the authority of that petition, an injunction will be secured and thus,the whole matter will be aired in <souvt. .'iTbe sentiment of the meeting was that the moment the two creeks are turned into'counfiy ditches they will be sources of expense, every few years, ail unde'r the authority of the county drain commissioner for cleaning out, etc. The opinion among the opponents of the ditch is that logs and rubbish ought to be removed from the creeks in queseion and some lesser ditches made as branches to the creek, but; that the general proposition must be fought to the last. • An .organization has been effected with John W. Hampton as president and business,agent, Mea'nwhile the ditch petitioners are saying nothing but look wise nevertheless. New Creamery Management. We have reliable information that E P. Dudley of the Owosso creamery uas'made,arrangements with tbe local creamery here by which Mr. Dudley takes possession of the plant and that be intends to make Ciare a centralizing station for this part of Michigan. This will be a great help to our formers in the surrounding territory as he intends to pay the same prices delivered at Olare that he formerly paid delivered at Owosso thereby saving the farmer the 'excessive express charges between Ciare and Owosso and practically giving Sheet tho-hiKB-» est $. ST. prices delivered at Olitre. DODOS RENOMINATED. At the District Convention at Midland Monday. Through their representatives at the convention at Midland Monday the republicans of tbe 21st judicial district, comprising the counties of Midland, Isabella and »Clare, ' reaffirmed their confidence in the eminent fitness of Judge Peter F. Dodds to sit on tlie bench of the district. No other candidate was mentioned and every act of the convention affirmed faith aud confidence in the present judge. John Quinn of Harrison was temporary chairman of the convention and G. J. Cummins permanent chairman. W. M, Temple of Temple was a member of the committee on resolutions and Austin Trumble or Hatton served on the committee on organization and order of business. Judge Maxwell of Mt. Pleasant presented Judge Dodd's name to tbe convention, paying an eloquent tribute to the worth of so eminent a jurist. A CAt-d. ' We desire to express our sincerest thanks for the kindly sympathy of friends and neighbors in our bereavement. MKS. N. L. JSgBWRT AND FA.M- ilt. Notice or' Registratipn. Notice is hereby Riven that tho several Boards of Registration of the City of Clare, -will he in session on Saturday, Fehruary 4th, 1A05, from 7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the afternoon, continuously at the following places Ptrst Vara—PtTst Ward Hoso House. Second Ward—Kootn 2 Tatman Building. Third Ward—City Council Kooms. for tho purpose of completing' the lists of the qualifledvoters in tho several wards and the registration ot tho qualified votors thoveof. Gborub E. Bennek, City Clerk Dated this lpth day of Jan,, 1905. Notice of Special Election, Notice, s hereby given that a special election Will be held in the City of Clare, on February otii, 1903, at time, manner and place as provided In Ordinance No. 15 printed below, for the pur- goso of submitting w tho electors of tlie City of lare, the following nroposition, to wit; That tho City of Clare do raise by loan the sum of Fourteen Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars (JW.7Su.Oo) hy the issuance of the bonda-of the said City of Clare as follows, to- wit: One bond denominated as No. ono for Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars (1750) due Thirteen years after date thereof and Seven bonds designated as numbers two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight respectively, for Two Thousand Dollars (82,000) each, payable in fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and twenty years after date thereof, respectively; all of said bonds bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum payable annually, same to be sold to the highest bidder at not less than par value, sealed bids to be received therefor, the proceeds thereof to be used and expended in the construction, improvement and extension of the water works system of the said City of Claro' in accordance with tho tinal amended plans and specifications thereof as adorned and approved by the Common Council of "the said City of Claro on ihe Sist day of September A. D. 1901 and now or fl 10 in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Clare; and that said proposition shall be submitted to the olectors of the City of Clare on printed ballots in the following form, to-wit: For bonding for the construction, improvement anjl^xtension of Water Works System, Yes [ "1 For bonding for the construction, improvement and extension of Water Works System, No [] and that said election shall bu held aud gafd ballots shall be canvassed in all respects and records made as in the election of City Officers. G-bouoe K. BENNKtt, City Clerk. Dated January 19th, M05. GENERAL INFORMATION COLUMN, in thislcolumn arc fevnd'misccl. laneous items of importance such as orticles';iost, animals cstrayed, business announcements, stock for-i I sale, farms for rent, etc., etc Five cents per line per week. " Good second band beating stove for sale cheap—Lewis & PATBicfc, tf Wanted—300 readers, Weekly Ab- peal to*Reason.—N. H. Oiioitt, sub- agent. 3-13 Five acre lots for sale, just outside of the city limits—Wklok & Ben nett. tf. Foe Sale—80 acre farm, 40 acres cleared, Smiles from Olare. mbs. l. a. beynoeds,' Farwell, Mich. 51.tf. r Ordiuance No. &5« TITLE: An Ordinance submitting to tho electors of tho City of Clare a proposition for tho bonding of the City of Clare for the construction, improvement and ex cension of the water works system of said City of Olare. THE 6ITY.OP CLARIS ORDAINS: Section Ono. That a special election be hold in tho City ot Clare on the sixth day of February, A. D in()3 at the following places, to wit; First Ward, The First Ward ilose House; Second Ward, .Uoom 2, Tatman Building; Third Ward, The City Council rooms; and that the polls thereat b« open from seven o'clock in the forenoon to eight o^cloclt in the afternoon of said day, continuously, for the purposes as hereinafter spec!lied in section two of this ordinance, and that on the Saturday next proceeding said special election, the scvoral boards or registration of said city shall be in session tri their respective wards at the plates as designated aforesaid respectively, from seven o'clock in the forenoon until eight o'clock In the afternoon of said day continuously for the purpose of completing the lists of the qualified voters in the several wards a.nd the registration of the Qualified votors thereof. Section Two. That at tho aforesaid special election the following proposition bo submitted to the electors of said city, to wit;- that the City of Clare do raise by loan tho sum of Fourteen Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($M,7GU oo) by the issuancoof the bonds of the said City of Claro as follows, to-wit: ono bond denominated as number one for seven hundred and fifty dollars (itai) duo thltteen years after date thereof, and seven bonds designated as numbers two, three, four, five, six', seven and eight respectively, for Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000) each, payable in fourteen, fifteen sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and twenty years after date thereof respectively: allot said bonds bearing interest at the rate of six per nont per annum payable annually, same to bo sold to the highest bidder at not less than par value, sealed bids to be received therefor, tho proceeds thereof to bo used and expended in the construction, improvement and extension of the water works system of the said City of Clare in accordance with tho final amended plans and specifications thereof as adopted and approved by tho Common Council of the said' City of Clare on the 21st day of Sentembor A, 13. 18m, and now on file in the ofltco of the City Clerk of the City of Clare; and that said proposition shall bo submitted to the electors of the City of Clare on printed ballots in the following form, to-wit; For bonding for the construction, improvement and extension of Water Works System. y«a [ ] For bonding for tho construction, improvement and extension of Water Works System, No [ ] and that said election shall be held aud said ballots shall bo canvassed in all respects aud records made as in the election of City officers. Section Three. That the Citv Clerk-6f said oity is hereby required to publish this ordinanco and givo notice of tho submission, of said propo; sitton in the manner as pro*orlbed by law. Section Four. This ordinance shall take immediate lOffect. • x do hereby approve the foregoing ordinance, number forty-five of the Citv of CJarc AitxnunjT, LACY, Mayor. Dated January 18, A, D. 1005. Wo the undersigned do. hereby certify that, the attached ordinance number 45 of tho City of Claro was regularly passed at a regular meetfnu ot the Common Council of said city by unanimous vote, hold at tho Common Cduncil rooms in said City on tho eighteenth, dav of January, A. D.1003. • ' -; * AIWH0R.JV hACV, Mayor. = «*,^ G.B.BBKSBh.OitsrOlorlt. Dated January I8t!t, i«oj. WANTED-VTen men lneach state to/ travel, tack signs and distribute samples and circulars of our goods. Salary $75,00 per month. $3.00 per day for expenses. KuhlkAnOo., Debt. S. Adas Bld«., Chicago. 8-8 Fees Moderate. A free consultatiorr'and careful examination of your case made. Selected medicines only employed. Office open from 8:00 a. to 9: p. m. No extra charge for night calls and strict at. tention paid to business. 27-tf * Dr. Shaw. Fou sale—Bay mare, fouryears old, trotting bred; one seven years old; brown mare, five years old, weight 1350; grey gelding six years old wcigfit 1650; new milch cow and calf. Also any kind of pigs you want. S. C. Zbiter, Loomis. 8--T Farm of 80 acres for sale at $1500. Will take in exchange Clare property as part payment, A good bargain to the right man. Welch & Bennett. 7-tf. For Sale—Good house and Leonard Brown, Olare. 9 1 lot. Buggy Painting. Bring in your buggies. I am prepared to paint and stripe them at live, and let live prices. S, Noktity, south side, Clare. " 9tf. EXCURSIONS VIA THE PERE MAROUETTC SETTLE US1 FARES TO THE SOUTH AN» * SOUTH-EAST. Reduced rate tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month un til April, 1905. See agents for routes . and rates. Clare Laundry. Under the hew management is now prepared to execute first class work, and oh short notice, as we wash three days in a week. Family washing a specialty. - 7-tf Hay and Wood for Saie- levt, Bell 'Phone. Fou Salb—Black horse, old, weight 1350, kind, good J. W. Maples, ft. Fi'D.' Loomis, Mich. H. See- 10-10 7 years worker. Carrier, 10-tf. Found—Compass, wallet, keyes, etc. Owner may have same oy proving property and pitying expenses.— Jasper Snider, For SAL13—5000 ced:ir posts. & SCHAEFFER. 'Pete us 10-2 Posey Hill Folks. Posey Hill Folks will be played by home talent, under the auspices of Clare Dramatic Club. Watch for date. Come and laugh. ' Thirty of the members of the Other Aid surprised Eev. and Mrs. G."W. Maxwell Tuesday to remind them of their birthdays, his occurring Sunday and hers Wednesday. An oyster sup- pea was served and a general good time had. Mrs. Mary Hardy of Marion Monday afternoon was shot live times by her husband, the weapon used being a thirty-two caliber revolver. Six years ago she, then Miss Maryvllali, mar- eied E. E, Hardy, a popular dancing, master. They lived for some time in Washington state but last summer she returned to her parents. He returned to Marion and deliberately shot her as she went smilingly to meet htm at the door ot her father's home. Late xepbtts* indicate that, she m:iy recover, 1 ■ « II
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Definition of sardelle in English:
sardelleLine breaks: sar|delle
Pronunciation: /sɑːˈdɛl /
A sardine, anchovy, or other small fish similarly prepared for eating.
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late 16th century: from Italian sardella, diminutive of sarda (see sardine1).
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