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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Record Of Business Done in judge
Bentley's Court Durina Week.

Following is the list of transactions
I'm Judge Bentley's court during the
past week as given out by Registrar
OF Probate Freeman:
William II. Faucet appointed admin
istrator OF the estate Of Isaac Blu
deceased; bond fixed at $500.
Inventory filed in the estate Of Flor
encc Cappel, ct al. minors.
order confirming sale Of real estate
In the estate OF Christina Werner
deceased.
Petition for determination Of heirs
In the estate Of Timothy Harrington.
deceased; hearing November 26.
Final account OF administrator flied
in the estate Of Annie NJ. scifert de-
ceased; hearing November %.
Final account OF administrator filed
Ia the estate OF Julia White. deceased.
hearing November %.
Final account OF administering filed
IN the estate Of Camil Bcauchamp. de-
ceased; hearing November 20.
Inventory filed Ia the estate OF Mar
ko Drazic and Joseph Drazic. minors
order appointing time for hearing
claims in the estate OF Lorenzo Taber
deceased, hearing March 3. 1910.
Sophie KorstinR appointed cxccu-
trix Of the last viii and testament Of
Floronz Kersting deceased, rcsidu-
ary's bond or 81. 600 fled.
Administrator OF the estate of sam
mel Koskela. deceased. appointed bond
fxod 20 $1,000.
Warrant and inventory filed IN the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

estate Of Peter Wendell, deceased.
inventory filed by guardian Of the
estate Of Joseph Caserck. nfnor.
Discharge Of guardian in the estate
Of Leo Saarala, minor
Final account OF executrix OF the
last win and testament OF Duncan Nc
Donld deceased, allowed Bond and
warrant and inventory Of trustee filed
Ia said estate.
Petition for license to sell real
estate at private sale in the estate OF
August Clerc, deceased; hearing De-
comber 3.
Louis Pistolli appointed guardian
Of Cecilia Pistolli, minor; bond fixed
at $1,000.
Petition FOR probate Of will of Mich
acl Schubert. deceased; hearing Dc
combcr 2.
f. w. Kruke appointed admlnlstra-
tor Of the estate OF Erncsto Specclani,
deceased: bond fixed at s1,111.
Petition for license 10 sell real es-
tate at private sale IN the estate OF
orville Vinquest, minor: hearing De-
cember g. .gTw
Warrant and inventory filed in the
estate OF Robert Salo. deceased
Final account Of administrator Of the
estate Of Robert Salo. deceased. filed;
hearing December 6.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
PURITY OF HoUeHToN WATER.
Tabulated Results of the Test Of the
Local Aqua Pura.

Houghton water as supplied by the
village is nearly absolutely pure oc-
cording TO a report received by DR..
r. =. Hardness from DR.. w. L. Holm.
STATE bacterlologist. The water was
not specially prepared for the test but
was taken from a tap in the office OF
DIR. Hardness. Or. Holm reports that
the liquid is devoid of color, odor tur-
bility and sediment and has no bac-
THEOLOGICAL colonies II temperature OF
room nor none at incubator tempera-
ture
In discussing the report DR. Holm
says "The sample gives very good
archaeological results. The chemical
results are also excellent and indicate
that this water Is absolutely safe for
drinking purposes in it's present condi-
ton. Since we have no information
concerning the source Of this water.
We are unable TO say whether or not
the water may be looked upon as gen
orally safe"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

One mixed lot Of Mems, Boys and
Juvenile Winter Caps. Worth 25c
and soc. Specially priced at each
''''''''''' -. ss',.. -. -.
This department is overlooking with
Specially priced goods too numer-
Gus to mention.
Lot 1919, Mehs fine Black Beaver
Cloth Overcoat. silk plush lined silk
velvet collar, dressy and good. As
inches long, worth $3.50. Special
~ priced for .SJ1 az
Lot 1851 Mems Black Kefsey Cloth
overcoat, quilted lining. deem conev
tur collar, as inches long. $16.50 val
ue. Specially priced for .S11 az
Lot 1927, Mems Duke OF York" fine
quality Black beaver cloth. fulI
length overeoat. lined all through
win salts" guaranteed SILK plush.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12


The old agitation in regard to tn
building OF a Masonic hall in Hough
ton was revived at the knight Tenn
plar meeting Of Wednesday evening
Commander Mclaughlin in making his
report for the first year Of the exis-
tence 81 Palestine Commandcry
knights Templar, spoke OF the ne
cessity OF such a meeting place and
why is was impossible TO hold ths
meeting in the Citizens bank hall in
stead OF in the lodge rooms. Robert II
Shields, replying TO the toast The
True Knight" stated il was refec-
ton on the town OF Houghton that
the Masons and other affiliated lodge
members could not have a hall Of their
own in which to assemble.
The Blue Lodge, the Masonic coun-
ell, Palestine Commandery. and the
order OF Eastern Star are the socle-
ties OF a Masonic nature in Houghton
and 1t seems as II the four combined
could produce the energy and funds
sufficient 10 erect the desired lodge
building.
one OF the features o. the enter
tainment OF Wednesday evening was
the reading Of letters of regret from
officers OF the grand lodge an over the
state who We're unable 20 be present
Among those who wrote were Grand
Eminent Commander Tayo- Grand
Eminent Commander II. q. Holman,
Deputy Grand Commando Graham,
Grand Senior Warden Hitchcock.
Grand Captain General Harvcy. Grand
Warder Mart Norris and Grand Sword
Bearer, f. N Aldridge Rev. Walter
r. Fruit. former pastor of Grace NJ. /
h. church. who is now ia Dst-oIt. also /
sent letter Of regre-, asking those /
present TO save little OF the turkey /
tc~ him"
Commando w. 2. McfNUghm read |
4 report show ng what the o-sarlza-
ten had Zone during t., first year.
oonelaves bal been held.
twelve Of which were for routine bus
incss AM the remaining number for
Initiation Purposes. Degrcrs IF SIR
Knight wsrc conferred on twenty
and five people were trans.
ferred from ether lodges TO the Hough-
ton c"mnaniery. The number at the
lime Of organization was -, and m
additional 2S made total of 81. OF
B.. j. number, A. w. York diel soon hf-
.ec N" cCmmandery was Organized Y
so that the total membership is now Z
81.
The toasts responded TO by thoIi
speakers were: THE Grand !
Commandery" Gordon r. Campbell.
Of Calumet 'Recollections Of Initia-
ton and the Fraternal Spirit" Fred {
Jcffers, Of Atlantic; "Thc Ladies'" }
Iohn A. Doelle. Of Houghton, and "The :
True Knight" Robert H. Shields DR.. 7
?. T. Abrams of Dollar Bay was to t
De one Of the speakers but was un-
.ble 90 be present. S
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
Thumbscrew Again in voo,.

In olden times thumbscrews wero
used to torture prisoners into confoo,
sion and thus gain from them secrets
that only intense bodily pain would
bring forth; but this. with many other
hendish means of torture, was lett be-.
hind by advancing civilization Now
however, ii has made its appearance
again. but as a means of selfinHieted
torture. says Popular Mechanics II is
the newest aid-to-beauty fad in Europe
and Its mission is to squeeze the tins
OF the fingers until they change from
TAT and pudsy to long and tapering
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

over the fence and fired at him as he
vas on his knees, wounding him i'm the
left arm. Ross then jumped over the
fence and took him to the superinten-
dents office where his name and those
of the other boys were learned by SUI
perintendent Lawton. This was all
the testimony given by Hagen.
The jury sitting in the case is COM
posed of the following men: b. w.
Church, John II. Johnson, Joseph Reep,
John Dyer, John Kitto, Fred Duncan,
Anti Oukala Leonard Thomas, Frank
George Watson, Fred Mutter
and Orlando Bersaullo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
Tortured for Nine Years, Cured
in Three Months

c..,, December 10, 1906
Gentlemen Since The age %,
years | was afflicted with -. ok
scalp and neck. and have used o,h'
remedies, consisting of salves az
soaps but was never able to GOT ss 49,
relief About three months ago 7 NM.
chased a single set of DR.. Taylors r,
zema Remedy and was entirely crr.,
You have my permission TO use mi,
testimonial that others NAV dor,mo
the same benefit that | have.
Respectfully yours. Margaret Inn
2sth and Chestnut Ave. phil
Sold by Eagle Drug store. Cllp,no,.
Laurium Pharmacy Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
FIRST DEER FOR HoUeHToN.

Al. Krause of Houghton was IN
town this morning from his camp,
bringing with him the first victim
of the seasons hunt. He had sue
ceeded i'm landing big buck and stat :
ed that he is going back to camp TO
bring in another deer which he has
already killed
No deer had come to Houghton by
noon today through the express agen-
cies. The hunters from this district do
not seem to be- meeting with the best
kind of success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12


Houghton county's share OF the dis
tributlon OF the state primary school
funds for the year is S25.75s, as re-
ported in Yesterdays issue. the basis
OF distribution being 81 per capita
Calumet township. draws the largest
portion Of the distribution OF the
county's share. receiving close to ten
thousand dollars with its 1883 children
OF school age. Osceola. Schoolcraft.
Portage and Adams townships and the
city OF Hancock are close Contestants
for the second 1argest amount Osce-
ola taking the honor with a census
OF school children Numbering 2,662.
Hancock township is the smallest and
the treasury OF the school district there
viii receive only s103. Portage town
ship reports 2,235 children OF school
age and viii receive corresponding
amount Of the primary fund allotted
20 Houghton county. a. somewhat
peculiar and unusual coincidence Of
figures is noted in the fact that the
city Of Hancock and Scnoolcraft have
the same number Of children reported
by The census. 2.242. e.
The details OF the report as received
rom the state department of instruc-
ton by County Clerk Richardson, are
is follows:-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

we will pay good wages TO first.
class live stenographers who will al.
low our business to come before their
sweethearts, theaters and pleasure
parties; our hours arc from 3 a. m
TO . p. m, but sometimes we work
later; clock watchers are useless to
u.s." This original announcement an.
peared in the London newspapers the
other day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
CHARLES lEINONFN IS FOUND
NOT GUILTY BY THE JURY
After Less than a Half Hour Of De-
Liberation, Jury Returns to Court
Room and Defendant is Declared a
Free Man--List of Jurors Most Inn.
portant Case on Docket.

After celebrating less than a half
hour late yesterday afternoon. the
jury in the case Of Charles Leinonen
OF North Kearsarge, charged with In
murder OF Herman Mattson. returned
TO the courtroom and the foreman
announced it was their unanimous
opinion that Lcinonen is not guilty of
the crime. In rendering this verdict.
the jury apparently dscredited the
evidence OF Karvakka, who was
brought back from the Marquette pri-
son to testify.
The jury was composed of John De
laney, Jr, George II. Harvey William
Parsons, w. II. Grigson, Hans Ulscth.
r. John Cameron, William Craze, To-
NY a. Weber, Dem. A. Zana, c. M.
kallman, Fred Duncan and John Dyer.
Jr.
Attorney Galbraith, i'm summing up
the case for the defence, reviewed the
entire evidence. He attacked the tes-
tlmony Of Karvakka pointing out the
dramatic manner i'm which Karvappa
and jumping on the victims back,
while on all other points of the events
of the night OF August %. Attorney
Galbraith stated Karvakka had a very
hazy idea. The attorneys for the de-
Tense brought out the statemcn, that
Karvakka's testimony was opposed TO
that given by all the other witnesses
and asked if Karvakka was the only
one who had vivid idea of what
happened or were all the other wit
nesses perjuring themselves. He also
touched on the human interest side
OF the question at issue. The jury
was Intercepted as TO their willing
ness TO convict on the testimony of a
single witness such as Karvakka,
which, the attorney said, was uncor-
roboratcd. The drunken condition OF
karvakka and his companions was
also alluded TO and the trustworthi-
ness OF the evidence of man i'm such
a condition dwelt upon. Attorney
Galbraith spoke Of the law in a Grim
inal case and asked the jury If a rea-
sonable doubt had been removed as to
Leinonen's guilt and If the presumption
OF innocence was still evident one
point particularly dwelt upon by the
attorneys for the defense was that
Karvakka when asked why he is serv-
ing a sentence at Marquette. replied
FOR the killing OF Herman Mattson."
Prosecuting Attorney Macdonald, i'm
his rebuttal, spoke OF the necessity OF
the counsel for defense raising a doubt
ms to the truth Of Karvakka's replying
that he was serving sentence at Mar
quette for the killing OF Hermann
more than one could be guilty
OF n single murder. the prosecutor
said whoever laid hands of violence
on Herman Madison while that scuf-
fle was going on during the night of
Aug. % is equally as guilty OF muir
der as Karvakka."
Prosecuting Attorney Macdonald cx-
planned the broken collar bone Of Matt
son as being caused by Icinonen's
jumping on his shoulder. Mr.. Mac
Donald swept away minor details OF
the testimony as having no bearing
on the case, and emphasized the i'm
portance OF Karvakka's Testimony.
stating that It was the duty OF the
jury to convict Leinonen OF the muir
der OF Herman Mattson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

pletion but Il win probably be another
month before the library will be open
ready for patronage.
Miss Grace A. WHARF, librarian, Is
now in Houghton and is busfy en-
gagged sorting the books i'm the public
library and deciding their relative
value as reference matter or as ma
terial for the public library.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
WANTEDl
y CASE OF ECZFM.

Serofula' salt Rheum. Psoriasis =. ;.
GERS that has baffled all doctor, 81. S,-
and other medicines. DR.. Tavlor. I NH
zema Remedy win positively cure - ~
the worst kind Of case-or ~ ~ II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

terday by County Clerk Richardson -
Antoni Kowalek and Mary Szymansu
both of Osceola.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
Early Bible Pictures.

The earliest Bible pictures were
painted on the church walls instead Of
being bound between the book covers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

good deep electric seal collar fully
worth $1,000. Specially priced Tor
''....... 80. 80. ...SIO.UU
Lot 272S-Mens fine quality kersey
cloth Overcoat, lined all through
with SALTS" guaranteed silk push
Electric Seal Color and Edgeing'
well tailored and stylish, $22.5O var
ne. Specially priced for. $l7. JO
Lot 1858 mems very fine Black kcrs'y
Ovcrcoat, deep rich beaver colia.
salts" guaranteed, tan plush llneu
throughout, a twenty-five dolla,
coat for ................ blJ.OU
Dress Overcoats and auto coats io'
men. boysand Juveniles in profusio"'
: all at CUT PRICES ranging
from ..-..e.rS2 up to S17.9s
one special lot of SILK Mufllers io'
Ladies or Gentlemen, fullyworth Ioo
Special price ............." SOC
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
Houghton Department.
TELEPHONE SOUTH
APPORIIONMtNI OF PRIMARY
FUND In hOUGHTON COUNTY
TELEPHONE SOUTH 1873

Calumet Township Receives Largest
Amount and Hancock Township the
Snallest-si Per Capita is Basis Of
observation-disclosures Reported in
Census All Allowed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
LIBRARY WORK HELD UP.
Failure Of Material to Arrive Delays
BUILDINGS Completion.

Work on Houghtons new Carnegie
library is being delayed by the nom
interior. With the arrival of this lum-
ber the work will be rushed to COM
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
NECESSITY OF MASONIC HALL
FOR HOUGHION AGAIN RAISED

Speaker at Big Knight Templar Ga
thering Dwell on Value Of Having
Hall for the Masonic Orders Of
Houghton--Rsport Of Knight Tenn
plars for First Year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

Nothing VIII remain undlgcstcd or
sour on your stomach n You viii take
a little Diapepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacld, though
as harmless and pleasant as candy
win digest and prepare for assimila-
ton into the blood an the food you can
eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves
without the slightest fear OF Indlges-
ton or that you win be bothered with
sour risings. Belching. Gas on Stom-
ach. Heartburn Headaches from sto-
'fnach. Nasusea, Bad Breath. Water
Brash or a feeling like you had swal-
lowed a lump of lead. or other disa-
greeable miserles. Should you be suf-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

Substantial reductions on all OF our
Sweaters.
Mems good weight wool Sox, a
cracker jack 25c kind for $50. 16
one lot of Mems heavy mitts, lined,
Calf skin faced, fully worth 75c a
pair. Specially priced ........ %
Mems good full weight wool Sox
worth Soc. Specially priced for ~
one Special lot of sox. regular good
soc Lambs Wool kind. Specially
priced for per pair -. .....,..32
Mems full size outing Flannel Night
Gowns, well made, at each 49,. AZ
Full selection of Mems Fur Caps and
Collars ranging from SIPS, s1.75,
SS'oo up to ..,.............S 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12
MEMS FURNISHINGS
aoETRoIT. rlch.

Mems Select Fleeced Underwear. n
good 50c article Specially priced
for. each 49,. -. .......... go
ss-----. |sr-..sa- a...s-
Mems fine wool underwear i'm Tan and
Flesh color. $l.25 values. Specially
priced for, each $50. -. ....STc
Mons select wool underwear full
weight in Tan, Flesh and natural
grays' each ...... -. .........97
Mems Sweater Coats, worth 75c Spe-
cially priced for ...... -. ..43
Mems Wool Sweater Coats, the 800
kind. Specially priced for ~
Mems Wool Sweater Coats, worth
$3.50 Specially priced for each .9S
one special purchase Of Mems all Wool
heavy sYcater Coats. full $500 val
ne. Specially priced for S1.75
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-12

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DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS AND ALL OTHER
MISERY FROM A DSORDERED STOMACH

Relief in FIVE minutes awaits every
man or woman who suffers from a
bad stonsch-Get some now and put
an end to Stomach Trouble forever.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-11

Gienitseit Der Yra3entias Der @rfran-
tungen arf Is 5uriideing. NebnIihe
Helultate erguben Die 0eobahtungen
utter ben Solbaten pom scr iriiberel
Encttifations : Irmee a,lf Guba. Sci
Der unterilihnn1 bon 1853 Mefruten
aus benz Siioen in Sort SIocllm uno
in ben Sadion garradS ionb es Iif,
baB 1879 Mann nit Der araufbeit be-
boftet maren.
@egen Naturalization pom
I'M . Irmeniern
Gle Stealing heS Suiti5 : Iepor-
ten1enfs in ser pieIfah pentiIirten
6rase Der Naturaliiirung Don en-.
riern lit. nus einenl perotientIihten
Sbreiben 81 erieben. ipeIdes Gene
ralaniualt Widerlbom an Suitin g.
airreh, cincn Spricr, geridtet bat.
Der bier Den 8anpf gegen Die Stel.
hug ,geiilbrt. lueld)e Gbei Campbell
pom EotllrnliiationS : 9iire0il oeS
SnnbelS requirements gceen bic
Naturalization bon Spriern unb Mr.
mtnrcrl einnimmt. ,Serr ySideribam
idgt, oic Srage, OBJ Sprier mo Arnlc-
rlicr @eibe I'M Gimme ser NoturoIiia-
tionSgeiebe iino. miiiic notiirIid) oilrd)
Die Werid)te crltihieben merocn. Sas
Snlti5 Geportemcnt mn oos Sulls
0ciSocpartcment bcublid)tigcu nift,
iidI Der GENERALIZATION bon SDricrll
1lilo Irmcniern aus Holiengriinocn
5l mioeriebcn, ieood) lliiBten natiir.
lid Sprier mnb grmenier ebenio mic
Die Snoipiomen anoerer Haiien. sic
mn Naturalization nad)iuG)elt, ibrc
Qualification r8erleibung besgiir-
aerred)tes nad)lueilen.
81 babm StritcS
perboten merbcn.
Ger Hepraientont Steenerion bon
Minneiotu bat I'M &aliie cine Bill
eireebrad)t, puburd III Critics mic
hi Dem Der MeidenlteIler bes Norb.
mcitcns bnrd) I%npenpung bcs Gro
man :. 8piebes in oraltiifer @eiic
eingeifritten iperben iou, ipenu burd)
iold)e Critics 6ffcntlid)er Shaoet
aeihiebt. Ger General : Antpalt Der
Ser. Staaten ioa ermdbtigt meroen,
in Streitigfeiten 5lpiibcn Giienbab-
men lilo ibren Ingeitelten IN ben
9unocsgeridten gegen beioc 6beiIe
oils 9cflagtc %por5uaeben, cbenIo ge.
gen ollie GorporatIonen, Srgoniiu.
tiolen mo SnoipioienL bie eillem
ioId)en Strifc 8pridyub %Ieiitell, mo
ipcnn notbig, Die Giniebuna bon Mai-
iepermoltern fir Die betr. 9abnen be-
mntrogen. s(ue @unbesgerid)te iolIcn
in Iold]en IGaen pplc NlriSbiftipn
baben.
Sebnna bcs Sanbcls.
Inter Dem @oritb bon Serrn @lt-
itop s.. Sdppab aus Ne.p.Dorf belt
bos ,NationnI Council Of Commerce"
cine Sisung ab. welher Gertreter
non oreiBig Sonoels Srgoniiotio.
men bes gan5en lonoes b%eipobnten.
Sefretnr Naeel pom Iepartement
fir Sonbcl unb Mrbeit anb ieiner
@iiroigurg oer3iele Der @ereiniGttng
Iusbrnd uno erflGrte, er CLAUDE, Dab
Die @eielid)ait lif iiir Ole @unocs-
Gegicrung Don groBem @crtb or
meiicli lperoe.
&n Der biuter geidloiienen Sbiiren
abgebultenen Morgenivun0 fonlen
9erid)tc perihieoener Gpmite's 5llr
@eipredplna unb IN Der NohmittoaS.
litllng purbe llaf @rleoigung bon
Moutinegeid)dften Elm Erogromnl iiir
'lueitere Arbeiteli Der Gereilligung ouf.
gelteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-11
Sdnuer III erflGrcn.

Gbicaao, Sis, 10. Ge5ember.--
Der bobe Freis bes 9robes in Gbi.
cage. fommt Srua :. q, Gabia. Der
oen @eeenitanb i'm Iuftrage oes Mr.
belts. IepartcmentS Der @eperbcfam.
mel DON England unteriud)t bat.
r1tbiellnit Dor. Gr bot lid geltcrr
Ibenb Dor Dem .Gitp-Glub" nie InIet
schubert; sd FAM eS niht perItc-
ben, oaB mir in Gnglanb Sroo fir
Ocll oritten 5heil bes Ereiies fauien
lfonnen, Den Sic in Gbicago be3ablen,
m1brenb Sic uns bod Den Wei5en
ididen, aus Dem bos @rob bereitet
miro. Sic miiiien flint Gcnts fiir IA
iltnseu groo bejablen, uGbreno mir
,eineu "a llnaeir niesenben 2aih Yroo
fir 10 Gents befommen. liner pier
8iunb.2aib fuitet nie mebr. oils IL
Gents unb geiuobnlih nur 10 Gents.
Sd mnB %aeitebelt, oaB id mir Dos
nitt erfl1ren tnnn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-11
ltebnngea Der xdladtid)iffe.

Morfolt 30. 10. lc5ember. =
Inter benz Commando ibres @e-
idmaoer-Gbefs. Mbmirals Sfrober,
iibte lid geitern Die atIantiidc
Shladti9iii- 8lotte, ungeidbr breiBig
@eiIen ppn Den girainier Gopes ent.
iernt, in GppIuiionen. Gieie Mano'
rer.llcbunsen weroen DGbreno Der
ndtltcn @od,c %iortgeiett. uno Damn
begeben iih Die Shiffe nod 8amptou
Roaos, no Iorbereituneen fir Die
gbiabrt nod benz Meiu- Dorfcr Safen
getrofien perOen. Iort erbalten Die
Mdnnidaiten Damn Neituadts : llr.
laub.
Gas aohlentransportihiff y9onni.
bal" bot Ben Slotteubaubof perlalien.
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-01-07

sd page Map of the United States and outlying
possessions-Alaska, Philippine Islands, Porto Rico
also of Cuba Jamaica, Haiti, Mexico, Government
Seals of each State
4th page. Growth of our Country. PopuIa-
ton of States. Territories and Cities, census years
1880 1890, 1000. American Tariff Chart Statistics
showing annual average amounts collected on dut-
able imports from 1891 to 1903. Domestic and For
egn Postage and other information of value.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-01-07

,st page Large l7x26 map OF Pennsylvania, 1908
revision oft the state, showing Congressional DIS
rics countless nterurban roads, all cities ana town
and their relative importance. Also beautiful por-
trats of the Rulers of all the Nations and theNaon-
al Flags of all Countries in coors
I'd page Date Penna was admitted to the Union
Names Of Counties and when established. Popula-
ton of cities and town in the y. 5. boundaries OF
Senatorial and Congressional DISTRICTS Names ana
termS Of Governors