davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18
at h2nl.

sticks They discussed the relation of imagination
to literature this latter basis At the conclusion of
the discussion Miss Melville, for that was her name,
delivered the following utmatum
''Wel, l tell you right now, Robert Severne, that
l II never marry man who has not more soul in him
than that l very much disappointed in you. L
had thought you possessed of nobility of char
acter!''
''Don' It say that, Lucy he begged in genuine
alarm Serious minded youths never know enough not
to believe what girl says
~ will say that, and | mean it! [ never want to
you again"
''Does that that engagement is broken9'
he stammered, not daring to believe his ears.
81 should think, sir, that stronger hint would be
Unnecessary
He bowed his head miseraby. "Isn t there any
thing can do Lucy? don It want to be sent off
like this. 1 do love you'll
She considered. "Yes there is, she said after
moment ''You write romantic story and pub
lish it in magazine. Then, and not until then, will
I forgive you.'
She turned coldly, and began to examine photo
graph the mantep piece. After an apparently in
terminable period, receiving reply she turned
sharply.
''Well" she demanded
Now, in the interval, Severne had been engaged in
building hasty but interesting mental pose. He had
recalled to mind historical and fictitious in
stances in which the has been tempted By the
woman to depart from his heaven born principles In
some of these instances when the woman had tempted
successfully, the had dwelt thenceforth in misery
and died in torment, amid the execrations of man
kind. In others, having resisted the siren, he had
gowed with high and exalted happiness, and finally
had assembled to upper regions between applauding
ranks of angels-whch not realism in the least.
Art, said Severne to himself, is enduring truth.
Human passions misleading. Selfsacrifce is
noble. He resolved the spot to become martyr to
his art.
81 will never do it' he answered, and stalked
majestically from the room
Severne took his trouble henceforth in a becomngly
serious minded manner For many years he about
to live shrouded in gooma gloom in whose twilight
could be dmly discerned the shattered wreck of his
life After a long PERIOD from the debris of said
wreck he would build the structure of great literary
work of art, which all mankind would look upon with
awe, but which he, standing apart, would eye with
indifference, all JOY being stricken dead by his mem
cries of the past. But that in the future. Just
now he was in the gloom business, So, being
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18
Copyright by s.ewa.t Edw I'd White.

NCE upon time there an editor of a
magazine who had certain ideas concerning
short stories. This is not wonderful, for
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Dem Oberbohnhpfs.

Dem Dberbobnbofs.
borfeher Robligf in gatns
miinifer in 6olttein ipurbe fiirasin
6ie No9ri9t erftattet. ooB ouf benz
bortigen @iiterboben Elm ginbrud,
beriibt inorben lei. glIs e fim mad
benz Ibatort begeben tpoltte. tpurbe
er beim lleberfdreiten oes geleifes
bon einern abgeitoBenen Moaen ers
fabt, ~ Noben eef9leii0ert unb ii6ers
fabren. St mar fDfDrt tobt. RcbIiaf
mar 80, Sabre alt rnb biele Sabre
hin6ur9 Hobnbofsborifeber duf ber
Station Mit0part.
Sn parfS bat It'd ein
gdbinet Snternatipn0le Mtrcnduiique
4 64hjeitDl, gebiIbet, oas BE dbid!is
iden 5htefe5en bei Gerid5t unO fpns
ftigen @ebSrten pertreten nn6 aud
Bel ber Mi3geitdltung bts Qnfif@ifs
ferre9tS mitipirteM f0I. Inter bem
A0rFt oisfer 2iga fpIlen IL aim
Q6n6ern 3iueigconlite1 gegriin0et ipers
ben. Gin gon,ite, b0S ans Def&irs
ten d1Fer Qdnb(t 5ufamtsenefiett i,
ioIl boH NariS "a bie Qsilnn6
yen. s.
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safsepaBt ed,w ei3erfdjer.

Sobn q. 3euBer. euaarereet
y. No. 3. offerirt BON Der enueia inn.
portirte ae3mirnte Rdsiiiher better Qua-
litdt Don 8 big Ia yiertel Breite All
billiaen prsiien. ferner outb 5hermo.
meter. Rdsburiien, Qdsb0ali. edae.
bldtter. Qalbermdaen. Daper. uno
Blumenthal. Qdspulper unb Baber-
trait. ferner fein nit 0ifel plattirte
Qdsbobrer unb GrutiQtu4.
Dieie ariittl fino ou9 su besieben
bon g. Gtreit in euaarereef
3uscdramas gountp. 81.
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0artst 80 berfAisfets oDer az
berDo o63tett.

I'm Der SirnBe BON Rem pbilnbel.
pbia na4 BORT Woibinaton. % Meilen
ncro0RIi4 bon BORT gB0lhin9ion cine
Tarm pon 81 Ader mil gutenl Wcbn.
haus nit le@s s.,immern. einer neuen
6ommerll&e, 9ufsr Banti9tune nnO
Obaoartsn NIT ffrd6tsn nIIer Ait. Auf
oer Garm finbst ~ aud 0uie QotIen.
!@idpteit. Ndbtre 4ustuBft II btslsr
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man oas 3euanib Der beioen epibeI
ternarf.
Or. DoiDorb Weber, Der bier on
Noro Yroaowap cine Office oils 3abn.
ar3t bat. aber in Canal Doper trobnt.
iah am lsbisn Donnerhaa MbenD nm
holb IL uhr. als n mad Danie aina,
Dab Elm Wann In oas Dous isiner
Nuitsr, bic on Der 2. etrobe in ganol
NODsr neben ibm mDhnt, eiporinaen
mollis. Die Nuiter gDeber mar nimt
bcneim uno Or. Ueber lief eiIiQ mad,
isinenl 0aufe uno bolte einen Aeuolper.
&ls & Surdd lam. mar Der Nann i'm.
intr mod Dor sinem 6enRer uno pe,s
lu&ie OoHflbe ~ 6ifnsn. oils Il ober
ben Debtor iab. erariif e Die 6Iudt.
8ebet i0nbts Inn einioe e@hHe natb.
tsuo Il fat ME Der Nann au binfen
nMlln0. bob lam itm In bielem 4uaens
bIi6 sin @snslis ju 0nIfs. Der ibn I'M.
ler I'm &rm fdbts uao 0Iei@ o0y0ui
izif i6n I'm cine sc perltw0nb. Am
1gsraen fonb man onf Dein DeQe, sen
b( Ginbrf(bey 0euoniisen. UIuijpuyen
m G3uet, % oab berie!..s Dpps2,wsifeI
1l slnfr &uoel ostroffsH w0rosn II.
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Reiratbsb b e,yt nj ta,,,,aet,.

~e~sD~SsWvSsS
geperlp arlington GairalI. Columbus,
-Anna 9berefa Weguaou9b. Dens
nif0n.
Suiius Mathep - MnaQie We Douaall.
beioe BON Mineral gitp.
Wiliam 8. Wutti @atberina 9.
Dhbler. beioe bon Oort 3p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

0HfeI 9 ans's s.
MnIdBrid bes fiiraliden siniiber.
gdngts pm ~Mtb gIDn01, benz bstag=
ten Siouys Rrieger, il, bic {eli9en
Sus0gefiIbe iirb bisIfah III Mebrasfa,
| Mponting alllb SiiDsD sDatDtu tpieber
grinnsrilngen uno Mnefbpten bon bel
3eit diif8etulht. als Der beriibnlts
96uptling tpdtreno ber GiourzRdr,s
pfc In 6iefen Resionen sroBe @9reden
berbreitete, fDipie audi aus ben Sds
gen. als benz 20ipen ldngit bie 3dbns
uusgeriifen iparen.
Cine fait eberfo malerifhe @aene,
ipte feiner3eit i'm 2eben bes @en1inp=
lens9duptlinss Osceola, als ct ben
befannten 2anbpeggebunes @artrdg
idhlinss nit benz MeTer burhfhliste
unb oamit ienen langen Rrieg erDffs
nete, bot aud Neb glouo, ais er, ir1z
mitten etnes Rrei1es BON gertra1s=
11nterbdnblern Der 8unbesreg;erung,
6eeresnffi3ieren unb 6tiuptIingen ite=
bend, benz Hatbspor1iBer Die Gault
unter 1ie Noie baltic unb in feiner
@pra6e (er perftano Die 2anbess
frrdhe gut genug, bielt es ieboh lirts
ter feiner Wiirbe, fie iemals gu fpre@
DEM pilb dusrief:
rS9r nD9t mett 3ano ranben, -
ober ib tperbe ieoe Warb Meges 5tptz
l1en Dem plattez unb bem Deflotp=
1tnnezSiuB NIT Dem Grab eines Sols
oaten be5et9nen!'
Hno er htelt ungefdbr Wort! Jret=
llch nit furdtbaren untoften; oenn
ileben leoem folden 9rab pdren ote
9raber bon atpet unb nttunter bret
Snoldnern. Mtnoeftens 5tpei Sabre
ltnourh erhtelt er 'jenes gebiet tn be<
itdnoisem Wufrubr, eratpans has Quf=
geben BON oret Sorts unb beleu6tete
Den Hld5us Der Srnppen NIT ben
Jldmrnen brennenber Stodaben nno
8ault6fetten arloerer, beldserter Mrz
meepoiten.
yfo9 fino mdnde 1teberlebenbe ie<
11er Sample norhonben. Giner oie=
ier TT Sergeant Gibbons, BON Dem
Wertbetotgungsheere IN Der f4refltz
den nWagentditen> >S9ladt", dls
Notbtpolfe, gu pferoe auf Dem 8tpfel
etnes tletnen 9iisels, fiinfmal feline
5daar bon 5000 nadten Snoianern,
bic nur init gosen uno pfeilen nnb
etnlsen tpentsen alten Sltnten bepaf If
Hel maren, gegen ole nelBen SolDaten
anllurmen ileB, nei9e NIT 9tnterlaz
oerh esnter gBasenta1ten Deroor feuer.
zen. Sh ole1em neltnltunOtsen Eampt
Ileien tau1eno Sno1dner nno oret
De1Be 9oiodten! Sle Nage Der
arnPpen pafte aber ais psrsipe.fslt
9eeolten' unD lte batten ollie Worteb%
snHgen .9e1rpHen, 1ln I'M anBerlten
Salie lammtltn mtf t9ren legfen saz
l llDnen gu erlgteBen' II raft DER 9e<
Iansenl@a1l ano per utarfering dns
ge1m0u1allen. 9iDDons 1nnar5es
quar- tuuIDe III o1eleH Smredens1fhn@
os1 lpneenelB. ).
81 Gun aHoersr ueoerieoenoer Ut Der
9!es.sInnsslpaper y y. p: 9aana, nente
Senhlp.SqaBmel'ter Sna = N SDsrloan,
SogD" nelget oer lgl1eBitpen neoerz
,' w ,is uss ;. saats,ss ya;,l. ps.,Dupa.s usI
II E b;. ShotsoMsn s s;iots Sar ';..ois .ag
s;h G. ~ non is;sr arss as'', ~, aD.. n.s''a.s ~ .s
49, M sD .;n.r ee on uaDs. a.s.as NV g ps uu@
'1ors or..r'. .'a'', 'oD1' Ds.suu.
IIIl1OIlat pom Snettsl b1s 0ur
Sople, l1eB Ip HeI9nolts n1emals
oa0. 9erao, e1nen strip arbett 5n
Dsrr!qten! Salf ~ sabre lang bat
s, 6 .p p1n OCT aa Sunoesrs9lernn9 et@
ndlfeft ldner. SfDet .ydbre por iets
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Notis an Rdter.

Sd erbalte in einiaen 3agen eins
QroBe Senoun9 Gdstiider uno anoert
Rdieruteniilien aus Der @hmei3. Die i'd
su billiaen preiien an 3dier uno Gdle=
rei8eie0i1aften oertaufe.
gb. +. Steiner.
Baliir. 8. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
@eftOrOeu, ,

ylm 27 ssanuar III @anai Dcmer
N,isilue Mntn Sttlnet III allier pol 81
Sahisn az osn isplgell e,n,s Sdtaa.
u,ltulls Ets Vetliofbviie mar aus ber
Shlue,5 aebilll,a mo bal ie,i eina 10
sSau,sns in Ganul EDpsr ueipobnt, liz
llniy,laBt usrhsirotnsie 30rbter
9lnl 81 sSlnuar I'M Siontc,set Hhoi,
6ioeOn Birier TN Nlter uon SIS sSahren
an OR Br,ahilhen giisrenlrantheit
Eer Vsiiio,byne mar l,nla vi tuar sill
po,slialldbrr aalliafaph uno leitei.
Sob,slalta Ell, estlhdits=Spllsa in
Wooli r.
2lm 30. Sdnuar in Gleuelano o. g
Oohe,t III gllier uou 63 .Sahren. De,
We,lio,bens trIr Y,dnomf bsr @oinsn
0lll aDhlfn SO. III &oslpsu IN o,eism
3pniltp
9lm 2S Sanuar i'm Giotumn Shale
,slau Gh,llilan Welfl,ua g,e Y,l=
np,b ne hlnie,lnBt eillsn @,atiell. a,psl
Gtms ite,n uno otei Siiio,r,
I'm 20 Sanuar in ganonpllle
0vnp Silbler on eintm RisbslelosI.
Der Verliotbens mar nle pe,heirnibet.
2im q Sannar i'm Nrmenhaus
Samuel Nuisner on elmer 2ungenents
siinnnna I'm Nlier uon Sd Ssubrsn Ger
Ve,ito,bfne mar ielt dat lebien Sabres
em Sn,olle Der NnItalt,
nm Sssbruar in uhrihsbiile 8. 8.
Gtemort. Wetboolltsnpreoiasr. an einem
6ersl,loen i'm Alier Don 81 sSahren.
Ser Vetitorbene hinterlaBt elne Wttttpe
unD mehrere GinDer.
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9lm Dieniia9 Nbeno brad i'm
Spesereipaareniiore BON @briiiian
Waurer on Der 2. GtraBe in Canal
Soper sseuer ons. oas einen Shuoer
bon SITS reruriadte. Das leuer paro
ourh Wduie reruria9t. bic Streih.
bolser benaaien.
@efern Woraen in Der ssriibs
ipuroe oas Wobnbaus auf Der Dabmsr
Garm. orei Msilen 6iilid bon Der
Staoi. ourh Geuer 3erltort. oas ourh
einen fhaobaften Sbornltein peruriah,
wuroe. Sas 0aus mar BON 5onp
Sober uno elmer Mn3abl 2oblenardoer
bewobnt. Die bei oemielben pertsitiai
maren. Das 0aus mar giaentbunl
elmer 2oblen SO.
Sames .. 9liten in Sort Wortb.
9eras. bat fur l0O, 900 Meres Qano
ebenioOiele @aIonen Wbistep einae=
taufht. 0ermutbliib bat er Bruno All
Der Annabme. oaBer W9istp eber al
ben Wann brin9en tann, ole oas2ano
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Nerfauf iJOll lleberr3dclt.

mir haben nid,t nehr piele Ioberr6fe
iiber, ober mas mir iber haben n,ue
fort uno oieielben eehen ond, itnell,
1penn Der preis oieielben 5pineen Fam
81 sehen. Denn 3hr iebt einen ueber.
ROD braudt, ooer menn Jhre f,en fol.
dlen braudt fir ndhlte 5ailon, bier 1T
Cure 6eIeeenheit. ueberrofe fir 11ldn.
ner fur s2.9s, $50, 600 uno bis ,u
$1,000, pdhreno oeielben friher in Der
5aiion beinahe ooppelt 70 piel folteten.
Rommt uno ieht mas Jhr fur penie
6elo bel oieien ueberrod. Derfauf faufen
fonnt.
-3erieY bar oiduhe fir 10 Gents.
5dpere mitSlie6 eefatterte llnterflei.
Der fir 1lldnner 55 Gents, fir sloO
DIE SENHaUSER CLOTHING 20
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

WV 0SWtWWt
m0Aten Diele 2eute Die Qausfrau 9lau-
ben MAIDEN. nenn lie aus9ebt. um
Rebl fiir ihr @ebdd 3u taufen. aber
,psnn fie einmal peerleB Wehl ae=
brauht bot. 10 min iie fein anberes
mebr. neil es cine Greuoe 1T. Brot au
baden. ,penn es 10 tpeib. leidt unb
iAmafbaft tpirb. ipie es nit oieiem
ausge3eidneten Mebl Der Gaa 1T.
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Sagcsnentgfettett.
Mualnnn.

Nuh nStnlien herrlbenlsberihnem=
munQen. Das Wuhsr III 5lber teilt
uno bntte lesie Wohs in &om taft Ole
8oaenbDhe Der Briifen erreiht. Auf
b2n reiBenoen Sluiben bes 1lunss lab
man foote's gieb. sntmurselte gdam.
uno lo9ar Srilmmer bon Dauiern trel
ben.
Cine entlebli6e unthat. Die bon orei
bluiiunaen 8uItsihiisrn ausgeiiibrt
moroen lit, miro aus graunau in
Sdlelien aemeloet. Die yrtloer Soc
ispb. 0erman uno 2uomia. 8rober
iiberiielen Die bereiis snelunonhtsl9
Sabre olte Selissrin zines &ramlaoens.
6rau Marie Ssrtel. uno brahten ibr
nlht meniaer OILS iebennno3pansia
Stiletteiiihe bel uno raubteu baum Die
9uosntafe aus. Gie unQlildlide 8rei=
lin mar Dem Srio ge9eniiber uDlliQ
iuebrIos uno funt fbon nod oen eriten
GrrleBunaen betuuBtlos su gooen. G,e
Sunaen liaben nit Der Wtoromafie
oarauf los. big iie iid iiber3suat blel.
ten, oaB fie on Der Bliinperuu9 Der
Gahe niht Qsbinoert mesoen miiroen.
Soieph 8rober, orei3ebn Sabre alt.
mar Der Nniiifter oes 8erbrehens.
Bon ieiuen griioern III 6ermann eli
Sabre alt uno 2u0mig oar erft neni,
Sabre. Eie 8spoiteruna oes Grts
b'finoet fi6 iiber oas sdredsnsereigniR
in groBter 4ufre9uns.
yiah Bripatuahrihten, Die in 8lues
fie os, Rit.. eintreffen. nimmt Die Yer=
haftuns bon Wiialieoern anaeiebeuet
Gamllier in 8ranaoa uno Dlanuaua
ibren Jortsana. uno prdlioent Maoris
iheint Die Shrsfensberrihaft leines
gorgdngers nieber aufgenommen au
baben. ferner miro beridtet. oaB Sc
neral gbamorro. elmer Der Siihrer Der
Sniuraenten. nod einem l5tdaiQen
WGrfh nit 1000 Mann ga 9ibertao ers
reiht babe. no Die Borpofen Der &e.
aierunastruppen itsben. 6eneraI Wena
lou nit elmer beoeutenoen Nn3abl BON
Sniuraententruppen auf benz Marih
nod Acopapa iein @hamorros Mntunft
in "a Vibertao NOR fur Die Giibrer Der
Heaierun9struppen cine ueberraihuna.
oa iie einen iolGen raihen Marid. mie
sr ihn nit ieinen Sruppen 3uriifaelegt
bot. nitt erluariet baben. uno einen
aroBeren Sell ibrer Sruppen General
Diena entaeaenasianot baben. s}niur.
aenientruppen iollen iebt faii boladblial
i'm 8ebiet bon @hotaies Deriommelt iein. |
Oas amerifaniide 2anonenboot Ma=
'ietta. oas gsfebl erbalten bate. nah
,em Noroen ab3uaeben. bat am Witt=
NOD Die Jabrt nod Colon an9etraten.
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Gsomc xrcef. .


lnbli uno o,sls B,l,4suuelt MIRO Dm
oen junaea S,ilttil bsilaBi. Ole ieo,
abeno Sdailltsnpitilen uerollliultei
5u lUut0s utttts ,55taii etbii.tiitii, i,ttlls4
Batersuills leBtsll DOnuetstag ilbrt
|gfultht nno ps,leuttn Die Baus Oh silid
dnaeushms Siunoen
Dus tlelne gmtsltino Der Ssamili,
5htuab. meihss lilh aui Seiub bsi osi
HtpReltern anfhYlt. ertrantte pl6blidb
Der 5funsnDstt,il Dpn Bulfut N0ui
lers 8emellioe usriunliitll lih ieytsl
5amsiua Nathnlitap bsl yDtiiue Diall,
Braun.
J,au Noams bate oas llnaliid cul
oas Wlatteis Su !allsn uno tam nit Il
lihtn leltblen WsrisBnliseu slufl |
oaUUtl.
iSrau + 6hlld fsie,ie Dor eilider
1aaen I'M iitllen frtnnossf'eis ihren
~. 8eburtsiul. Dsrr uno 0rau 6r6b-
llf lin0 bel lhttnl hnhsn alter ilo.
trdltlu uno, ueIuno 0err Hl6bl,b b
III unlerm Sidolhsn e,n 0aus Qetauft
uno geoenit fish bel uns nleoe, e,3ulun,n
iobalo er elnen puNsnoen Hsnter III
ielne 1arm Qefunoen bat.
0err 2ohlsr. f,iiber Sonntaaslhul
iuperilloent Der vpanaelnhen 8emsinoy,
aebt iebt IN Hsw Bbllabslpbia in oa
oOrtiae @oileae.
0err Guiihrr. Der friiher ihon o
Sabre bic Spnntapsihnle ,elsitst. II
ipieber nls superintendent ertpdhli
nOroep. Ger Sniiher III audi ein eut.l
Eirisent I'M Slnahor uno miro alG
oieie beioen polien in Der @emeino
iibernebmen.
5rib WulIam miro immer ihmdhe'
nno 1T menlq Snffnnna. odB er oae
Grantenbett perlullsn miro.
0err pnitOr &0bler uno isamill
maren lsBten Sonntaa Die 8dlfe os
Janilie shlf. Des Yoiiors, 5obn.
5beOoor. trua etllhe Stiife ouf oe
0armonifa Dor uno man perlebte ea
elnen 9emiitbl,6sn Absno Srau Sh,u,
bic idon iibsr ein Suhr auf Griif,n
eebt uno leloeno 1T. uerQaB oil 2rln
uno gBeb. als man ihr etllhe beuiln,
8eldn9e uno 2ieoer portrua.
0err Yultor &0bler spe lid eint
ihllmme Grtdltun9 su mo mar etliht
Woheu ans Sdus eefelslt. SEPT tdnn
er pieoer ieinen 2lmispni1ten nah
tommen.
yldditen Sonntas III 8piiesbienH in
Der eUanaelllhen Guhe unb nad Dem
ShluB oesie!ben periummeln lih Die
5rutees Der STRIDE um Nn9eboie tul
bas Girhenoieneramt enteeaen 3u
nehmen. 5err 9anSer bat oieles Mmi
lotpelt aur 3ufrieoenheil alls,, init isl
mem ehmager. Serr Saas. permaltsi
0ier in unierm SDrid)en miro 8
aetobrt meroen uno lino Die Maldinel,
uno Nr5eiter bereits elu9etroilen.
Nop 0aas ertrantte OIL ben WaIert
uno 8uit Arbo9ah erbolt li6 BON nem
5npbus. s. SC.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-31
MAY ACCOUNT FOR AuRoRAs.
Professor Says They May Be Caused
BY Disturbances in the Sur.

That the brilliant auroral display
seen In this section and elsewhere
throughout the northwest last Sunday
evening may have been due To dis
turbances I'm the sun. is a theory adj
Vanced by Prof Edwin b. Frost. al
rector OF the Yerkes observatory AT
williams Bay Wis. Strange erup-
TONS state the professor, have an
peared on the sun. shooting up from
the suface Of Old Sol Ike gigantic sky
rockets. They are easily visible at the
edge OF the disc. one of them shot
out TO a length OF 10000 miles. IS
near as we could estimate. II then
detached itself from the main body
and sped through space. a mass OF lu-
minous gas not dissimilar TO a comet.
Before IL disappeared II had reached
distance from the sun Of about $50
600 miles. The eruptions probably
are caused by the release OF pressure
on some particular spot Of the sun"
Prof. Frost said the sun disturbance
es probably accounted for brilliant au-
roral displays which have been seen
IN Chicago and vicinity recently.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-31
BASEBALL SUITS ORDERED.
Manager Callahan Has Good Bunch OF
Players Signed for Team.

The new uniforms for the Hancock
baseball team were ordered Yesterday
by Fred Funkey, and they will be here
and ready for the opening OF the sea-
son. The suits will be very brilliant
and handsome, consisting of white
caps. shirts and pants, with maroon
peak to the cap, maroon collar to the
shirt, belt of the same color and like
wise stockings Of the same resplen-
dent hue. The name Hancock" will
be Inscribed across the front Of the
shirts and altogether the uniforms
VIII be a thing Of beauty until the
wearers have wallowed few times in
the mud sliding to bases.
A meeting Of the representatives of
the proposed copper country baseball
league will be held on Sunday after
noon at the city hall when il L.
expected that final arrangements will
be completed and that all the teams
to become members will have entered
Mohawk is said to have desired the
exclusion of Lake Linden from the
league If they join, but it is not very
likely that any such step would be
taken by the league promoters.
Manager Richard Callahan has sign
ed thirteen players so far and they
will begin working out in a short time
practicing for positions for the team.
Manager Callahan will not yet give
out any names for publication. but
says that he has a strong bunch
which he thinks will be hard to beat
by any of the other copper country
teams, some of the best baseball play
ers of the country being included in
his bunch.
The Hancock Junior baseball team.
composed of young boys whose ages
run from eight to fourteen. has receiv-
ed the suits recently purchased from a
fund raised by soliciting contributions
from the business men of the city. The
suits are of red with white trim
mings and the lads look like flock OF
flamingoes when they get out for n
game. They paraded through the
street on Tuesday afternoon wearing
their uniforms and shouting their yell:
"Rah, rah. rah; rah, rah, rah; Han
cock Juniors. rah hah. hah.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-31
TAKE OFF The FAT
WHERE 1T SHOWS

Most wotnen sufferTwjth humiliation
because of great quantities of fat, so
located that. no matter how they dress,
everybody sees that they are abnorm-
al. This is the day of the slender fig
ure. and fat women are simply not
tolerated either i'm business or social
affairs. Women may not know il, but
men when they see fat women pass
them on the street or i'm the public
places make all manner of sympathetic
remarks about her. They do not mean
to be unkind or to seem unmanly, but
It is natural for man to dislike fat on
a woman. Where fat shows the most
there is where it must be removed,
and as quickly as possible. This sea-
sons dresses seem to be made for the
fat womans misery and the slender
woman's delight. They expose all the
charms of woman and her ugliness as
well. Exercise and diet will not re-
move fat This has been proved. The
famous Marmola prescription which
has met with such phenomenal success
and has so many of our society women
as it's sponsors is now being sold i'm
tablet form to meet the demand of the
public for this style of treatment. These
little tablets go into your system just
like food. They stop The stomach and
digestive apparatus from producing fat
and reduce the fat upon the body at
the rate of from ~ to Is ounces day.
They are harmless and can be carried
In your purse and taken even after
you have INDUCED in a hearty meal
away from home. They are sold at all
drug stores at as cents case, or If you
prefer you may write the Marmola
Company, $50 Farmer Bldg Detroit
Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-31
Big RALLY THIS EVENING
OF HANCOCK OSBORN CLUB
Hold Mass Meeting Tonight at
Which Prominent Speakers
Will Give Addresses.
ENROLMENT NEXT MONDAY

The last big rally of the Hancock
Osborn club, to be held before the
time for primary enrolment on Mon
day, takes place this evening at the
city hall, where there will be prominent
speakers to explain the primary en-
rollment system and its relation to the
nomination of candidates for governor
to be made at the primary election i'm
September next. The necessity of ev-
eryone enrolling who desires to ex-
ercse the privilege of voting at the
primaries viii be emphasized and an
effort will be made to get out a big
enrolment here next Monday i'm the
interests of Chase S. Osborn Of Sault
Ste Marie, the upper peninsula's can
didate for the nomination for govern
or. Among those who will speak are
Hon. Norman w. Hare, Hon George
G. Bentley. judge of probate of Hough-
ton county, and Hon. Angus w. Kerr
of Calumet. who is a candidate for
nomination for representative in con-
gress. All of these speakers are well
known for their oratorical abilities and
the announcement that three men of
such wide reputation are to address
the meeting should be sufficient to at
tract a crowd that will tax the capaci-
ty of the hall.
The Quincy band has been engaged
for the evening and will play stirring
selections both outside and inside the
han.
Chairman c. o. olivier of the local
Osborn club and other local Republic
cans went TO Ahmeek last night to at
tend an Osborn meeting at which
Judge Bentley was the principal speak
or. on account of the meeting here
this evening Judge Olivier did not go
to Marquette to attend the meeting TO
be held there this evening Of all the
chairmen of the various Osborn clubs
of the upper peninsula, at which Hon.
w. II. oates of Laurum, president of
the Upper Peninsula Osborn club, will
preside.