davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
o q q n q o n n
i . q u q q a n N :,

TNo-hase hft-Ch4se IIit- -
9rnSs: Vg,,1 off caldwell none in innfne IN -
Etaie SISnh; IN inning Sacrifice hftIKfIiifei CT
60. IaSe,-oN eeney. Double plsy-Nfiis,, -
11lrTnith 1nrT Left on bases Washington "a a slI1
I. ~ .. hase on balis-Of GRAY, /; or Ftehar
er oIt 'SIhVHIi J; off Vaughn = l>irst tas ~,
t ,t,rGlrS,NNw York. / struck out-Ry c:rs gaTe on
~ 'SaNfi !- - nv Caldwell. / Wild rifch G:rra+E -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
The score follows
NEW NOR
w NSHINGTON
Totals. 81 G271$o Totals s-Iso- = =

s., batted for Fisher in eighth inning. %Pat,.5
- ~ SN Neehe' IN ninth inning fRstted for Ps
,ph f ~ eighth inning. Stated for Graz in ninth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

~Batted for Rucker IN eighth inning 1Ratted
for Bergen IN ninth inning. &Batted for knctzer
in ninth inning.
Phfla delphis ..-- q o t. q ; O o o x-2
Brooklyn .-.-.-.....0 o o % - 0 = @
Hits-OR Rucher. in innings; off knetzer.
in ! inning TUo-base hit Ewing. Sacrifice
hit-Grant- Sacrifice fy-Nssee. Double plays
Titus and BraHsfield; IennCN to Daubert To
I1ennox- Stolen bases-DaltCn, Moran Struck
out-By Rucker- :: by Ewing, 3 Left on bases
- Brooklyn, =, Philadelphia. a First base on
halls-Of RuckeT ,: off Ewing. ,: off hnetzer.
/. First base errors Philadelphia. . Passed
balI-Moran. Time-l:4o. Tmpires-ODay and
Brennan
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
SECOND GAME.
CHICAGO

Totais---35 "a il 2 Totals. 81 . o "a l2 !
81. Louis ----..---. % O o @ o Q ,-5
Chicago o o q 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

Totals p , . - u O Totals 32 = - : =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
nria6e nnb @irfnn9.

Als grgebniB elmer unteriu9ung
Ser 3uitanoe in elmer oitliden boberen
ltnterridtsanitalt fir ermadiene
Dfaoden entoedte Ser unteriu6ungs-
ausiduB, oaB Die iungen 9amen in
%augemeinen 6ragen 0es 2ebens uno
Der @iiienidaft, aunit uno 2iteratur
groBtentbeilS lebr idledt beidlagen
maren, uno ertunoigte ii9 oesbalb
nad oem bauslihen 2eieitoff, ser lie
ben Sugeno. Son Sen $50 Stuoenti-
men laien 165 regelmaBig cine tagli9e
3eitung. Aber mas laien iie 0arin?
@tma Die Abbanolung politilden, IL
terarti4en o0er io5ialen CHARACTERS?
IS bemabre! Sic iudten in oen l1eber-
ldriften nad uintere1a1ten" saf)en,
aus Ser Society" ODER - oen @e-
ri6ten ETC.; oas nebrige NOR fir iie
n;dt porbanoen. Sebe Ser iungen
|1amen las aud menigitens Elm mooer-
mes uMaga5ine," unb oarin audi nur
sic 9iebesgeididten - ielbitperftano-
lid. Sonitiger 9eleitoff fano MIR iebr
ausnabmssmeiie 8eriiditdtiglmg ODER
gar ei1geben0e &flege.
Gun unb? 9ariiber braudte man
iid bod nidt gar 10 lebr gu munoern!
Das bat ood feline natiirliden l1ria-
den, un0 sic ioIlten oo6 aud befannt
iein. Dieie Sl1genb tbut eben 11idts
Mnoeres, als mas fte gu Sauie geieben
fat. Wan tam ibr bod feinen Bor.
murf 0araus maiden, oaB iie an guten
8udern adiel5udeno poriiber gebt,
menn tie i'm glternbauie iolde 8u-
der nibt fennen uno lieben gelernt
fat, menn Die gltern ielbit lie entrpe-
Der gar nidt batten ODER bod nidt
laien, geidmeige benn ibren &inoern
In Sic 9ano gaben, menn pielmebr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

aud ibr gan5es 9enfen auf sic geieu=
ldaftlide seniation binauslief uno
iid ibr @eiprad, ielbit i'm 8eilein Ser
&inoer> ltm nidts peiter orebte ais
u1 alatid un6 Iratld. @enn mir
1poQen, oab l1niere SSl1gen6 an guten
9ii6ern @efaQen finoe, Damn mliien
mir ibr nit gl1tem 8eiipiel poran &C.
fen. 9as alte Sprt9mort
ISL Sic Mlten iungen,
so 5mitiderten Sic Sungen!"
bat allA beltte nod @eltung, uno uam
8elang erfennt man SEN &ogel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

menige Gage porber erflarte Senator
I sllori6, oaB er I'M Stanoe iein miroe,
Ser @epublif iabrli6 rnnoe oreibum=
0ert Miaionen Collars gu iparen, fails
er Sic @egierung IN t%aufmannil9er
@eile leiten 0irfe. Muf gut oeuti4
mia er oamit iagen, 0ab 0ieie &ielen=
lumme jabrlib unniib pergeuoet miro.
uro ais gutter @el6aftsmann -oaB
er oas lit, bat er I'M 2aufe Ser Sarif-
beratbungen uno audi JOINT oft genug
ge5eigt - loate er miilen, mas er
ipribt. Sb er lid aber wobl ilber=
legt fat, mel4' idmermiegenoe 4n=
flage er iomobl gegen Sen geieBgeben=
Sen lbeil unierer 8unoesregierung,
mie gegen Sic grefutipe erbebt? SIM
5enat uno int observation-disclosures ba-
ben Sic Mabnungen 0es Yraiioenten
sur Spariamfeit 6isber feline bemerf-
barren 5riidte ge5eitigt. llno wenn
in ein5elnen departments ser Ste
gieruug cine Mn5abl iiberfliiiliger An=
geiteater entlalien mor0en it, 10 fam
Oas nur ais Elm lhmader Mnlauf 5ur
pruftilden 9ur6fiibrung oes Spar-
iamfeits =Erin5ips betrabtet mer0en.
Eraii0ent Iuft lit uugemein 6efrie=
oigt, oaB Sic 3oQeinnabmen infalge
0es neuen Sarifs geltiegen iino; iie
meroen, mie er bofft, oaS p%orban0ene
3efi5it tilgen. Aber menn Senator
Ml0ri6 Gedt bat, loQte Elm 3efi5lt
~iiberbaupt nidt %porbu11oen iein. 3enn
uniere gan5en 3oleinnabmen belauz
fen ii6 nur uuf etmas mebr alS orei=
bunDert WiQipnen Collars u10 Da5
lit oie Sumn1e, Sic unnotbig alsgege=
ben moroen lit! 9lufgabe Der Gretu-
tipe lit es in erlter 2lnie, 0afMr :Sor=
&c gu tragen, 0aB MuSgaben un0 Gin
nabmen chamber oie 8age bulten, mie
Yralioent Iaft in leiner Nemarfer Me-
De lebr ridtig betont fat. Mber gu DIE
iem 3mede mub ein Budget aufge-
iteut mer0en, oaS lolben Nnforoerun=
gen entlprtbt, un0 iomobl Oas 9aus,
mie Ser Senat milien aufb0ren, eiu-
fa9 Oarauf los 5u bemtQigen, obne
ltb oarum gu b%efiimmern, Oh oas mo-
tbige @elo "a lit ODER nidt. Snfel
Sam gibt bea1te 300 MiQionen 0ol=
iars 5l1piel aus, mie Senator Mlorid)
beba1ptet. Gieie 800 Milionen
l9uloet sic grefutipe Dem 8olfe. Tito
Die Nufgabe 0e5 Yraiioenten lit es
iest, gu 5eigen, 0aB er nidt aQein GUT
te &eoen balten tann, ionoern oaB er
au6 im Stan0e lit, 0afIr Gorge 5u
tragen, baB Oie republifanii6e Mebr=
felt 0es &ongrelies oieie 5bul0 elm
l0it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
3meiter She'll.
Sat 9u sebctet, Sinh?

@em ish inn sette rubte I'M itilen adm<
merlein,
sro+ 5tpts Ell ieb ent1dlummert, met1
Miitterlein berer
11nb trat al meinem Wager l1ap ltre1Del>
te midi limo
Inn finite midi nnp fragte: u9alt 9u gez
betet, &ino?"
On fam lie aue Mbeuo uub fragte fir UNI
fir,
INN n1s Sic @elt midi trennte un0 i9eiz
SEN hieR bon ibr,
Mob lie oIs @oIb nnb @ilber mir beiz
fer MngebinD'
9urd tire treue Srage: ~9aft 9n 9es
betet, &tnb?"
l1un ols auf ndtid6t'gem Eager i'd 5tpetz
felbuft MIDI lpano
Inn uod nem Triepeu 1udte, Ser nid1
9a tDut es mir 10 leile, ipie gngelslt1mz
men 1inb,
sn,s anne, barge 6er8s: ~9ait 9n sez
betet, &inb?"
11nb mer11 midi 5orgen qldlel1 nno 6az
No"p ''e''' 4I aen piu Sos 5er5,
,Meirs ia bod 9iemo1lp ingen nno tlaz
gen lam Den @6mer5,
go m.ro es felt u1o rubig, p~ertrauens=
poQ aelhtpiub.
SDr' i5 i'm @eilt Die Mutter: ~9af p1
gsbetet. ainb?"
I1np sic nas @ort geiprohen, oas @ee'
treuut midi bon ibr,
9o6 ur1're 5er5en bleiben perein1gt ful
unb fin.
@enu emit ppr @pttes Sbrpne bas ain>
sic M11tter finb't,
sSirn lie befrieptgt lagen: ~Su bait sez
betet, &inb?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
2llasfas &pblemi6dte.

Mel6e Ofetbo0e Sic bette tit, Die
natlrli4en &eibtbimer ser offentli-
6en 4omdne oem Bolfe 5u erbalten
uno 5p allgemeinem Nuten gu per-
mertben, oas miro erl Ste grfabrunq
lebren miiiien. Die bonn 5enator 8e-
peri0ge eingerei6ten @orlagen uber
sic &oblenlanoereien in Mlasfa idla-
gen perl9ie0ene Dor, iber Sic ser &on=
greB feline gntideiOung treffen mag.
@ie 0tele u6er au6 altsfaaen moge,
%u1beoingt muB baron f%eitgebalten
meroen, OaB ser 8ertb Der gelamm-
ten Bepolferung erbalten meroen muh
uno pripate Musbeutung nibt mieoer,
mie 0as nit Sen &oblenidaben oft
lid pom Ohio uno Miiiiiiippi geide=
fen, @elegen6eit erbalt> ii6 auf So
item Ser @elammtbeit iibermaBig gu
berei6ern.
Ser &oblenrei6tbum BON Mlasfa i'll
iiberaiden0. Sn fololialen Wengea
liegen oie 5l0be outage, 10 oaB NOR
tie nrr gu i6iirfen braubt uno> TO-
melt geologilde ltnteriudungen felt
geiteM baben, lino Sic 2ager unter
Der Sbarflade BON nod bel groBerer
Musoebnung uno permutbli6 aub BEL
lerer Gualitat. Mlasfa lpuroe ihon
beute cine &oblenfammer eri ten &an=
ges fir Sic gan5e Sacific-&iite iein,
menn sic erforoerli9en Sransportge=
legenbeiten porbanoen maran. 9ieie
gu entmideln, miro 3eit beolrfen, eS
miro Sabre nebmen, biz Mlasfas&ob=
le in Sen Mairften oes Baeifiegebiets
erl6eint, a6er ais mertbpo1es &auf=
obieft miro iie nibt LANCE uaausge=
beutet liegen bleiben, na6oem Sic &ob=
%!enbdnoler BON @poming, Colorado
ut1o Sen beioen 1afota5 begonnen ba=
ben, fire Sdaee ber5ugeben.
Mu@ auf 0ieie fat 6ie 8%unoeSregie=
rung 0as erlte Aniprudsre6t. IS iino
gemaltige Maiien. Nortb 9afota loQ
@oblenfel0er i'm 8etrage BON funf5ig
8iQionen Sonnen entbalten, 8poming
Don 424 8iQionen Ionnen, COLORADO
bon 81, Montana 303, l1tab 1913
8iqionen. Die 8orratbe ser oitli9en
&oblenitaaten meroen oagegen ange-
geben: &enniploania 1873, 8eit Sir
ginia 231, Sainois 24O 8iaionen.
Masfa ibertrifft ale oieie, man fann
iid einen 8egriff bon SEN oortigen
8orratben MAIDEN, menn man ii@ 0as
Mngebpt oes l1nternebmer 8elaine per=
gegenmartigt, Ser aus einem 2an0=
fompler BON 500 @der flint 8iaio-
men Sonnen 4oble for0ern mill. Mn=
geit@ts iolder Sdabe tann man mobl
lagen, oaB oie 3eit ser 8oblenbarone
balo iibermunoener Stanopunft iei1l
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
Ieri6menbete @elber.

Gie 8eoe, pelde 8ralioent Gait
.neueroings in Metuarf gebalten bat,
oiirfte in pielen 8unften lebbnfte
3uitimml1ng i'm 2anoe fin0en. 8eion-
oers nod ser Seite bin, uelde em-
pfiebIt, baB Sic 5iuan5en Ser 8erei-
nigten Stnaten in geIddftsmdBiger
@eiie permaItet meroen ionten. Sour
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
aern Ser s6ulfrase.

w III az ~Sp
1he 5prahgebrur9 ben INTERRUPTED
.smilhen llnterridt uno gr5lebul1g
nidt fennt, lonoern jeoen llnterr1dt
idou fiir eiue gr5iebung balt. Sas
bri1gt grobe @ermirrung in S6ultra=
ae. Ser llnterl9 ieo mirft nur au1
Sen gerltaro oes Meniden. @r biloet
uno bereidert i'm nit niitlidenaennt-
nfIlen. Iurd BEN l1nterribt erlangt
ser Menld 8iloung, @iilenl9aft, aber
nod feline g%r5iebung. Die er5tebung
mirft uuf oie Seele> Dos 9er5 utto Den
@inen oe5 Menlden. Sic biloet un5
lddrft oas Wemiiien. Sic mabt Sen
Weeniden inn mabren Slime oes @or-
ties tugeuobaft. Sic berubt out Der
grfenntniB, 6urd)t unO 2iebe 8ottes.
sic lit cine slngem06nung, Ste Su=
aen0 GIT iiben l1nO Sic eigenen 2etoen=
ldaften gu be5dbmen.
Ser uutcrldieo 5piiden nnterridt
uno Gr5iebung lit allo lebr groB. er-
lterer biloet milienidaftlide nrto ge=
lebrte Menl9en; oie 2estere btlOet
mabre Gbriiten. @eltLide 8tloung
pernag Ser Staat 0ur6 lelne Dffent=
lid}en S1ulen SIT Derbreiten, aber gr=
aiebung fann er ME geben, 0cnn Die
gr5iebuug berubt auf Ser &eligion,
uno oieles @ebiet lit ibm perldloien.
gs lit Sen gltern uno ser &irhe REFER
Dirt. STIR ste ainoer biloen Die 81
tern sic bodite, menn ni6t Ste ein5t<
ae Mutoritat, Don melder lie Die geo1=
fenbarte Meligion annebmen. 8as
nidt nit SEN Anitdten ser gltern
iibereinltimnt, glauben Die &lnoer
nidt. Ser @laube gebt pom 8ater
ouf sen sobn. Sic ieten nur Ser
truuen auf Sic Stride nno ibre Brte=
iter, menn sic gltern nit @ort uno
Sbat ib1en oas quite 8eiipiel geben.
9ie gltern uno sic 3rielter iino
aljo sic bon @ott berufenen @r5teber
Ser &inoer. sic alein fonnen Die
Seele 0es &inoes nit 2iebe uno Jnr6t
@ottes erfuQen, nit einem @ort, ge=
miiienbaft uno tngenobaft MAIDEN,
l11o oos lit g%r5iebung. 5elbit genie
BEN BEL meitem nidt Die glei6e Mlttori=
tat bei ibren &inoern, als Ser re6tma=
Bige uno mirflide 8ater, uno baben
Desbalb melt meniger ginfluB auf Sic
grsiebung. Selblt Sic religi0ien
8aiienbauier fonnen nidt nit glei-
6em @rfolg Sen ainoern cine gr5ie-
bung geben, mie sic gltern Sizes fon-
men, uro meltlide @aiienbauier f0n=
men Dies nod melt meniger. Son oel1
Nublifidulen brau9t man nidt ein=
NAL gu reoen.
Sen Gltern liegt alio sic 8flibt Of,
{ ibre 4inoer gu er5ieben uno gu unter-
ridten, 10 melt Tie es perm0gen. &ei-
den fire &rafte 0a5u uidt fin, 10 mel
Jet jie @briitus an oie Stride uno an
Dertrauenspole 2ebrer, oamit, oieie
sen begonnenen l1nterridt uno Sic gr-
5iebung poaenoea. DaB Ser Staat iid
oas 5dulmeien angemaBt uno obne
groBe 8ioeripru6 religionsloie
5bulen einfibren fonnte, berubt gum
Sbeil auf Ser irrigen Aniidt, ser re-
ligionsloie unterridt lei tarblos uno
lalie ii6 mobl nit elmer driitliden Gr-
5iebung, oie gu 9auie ooer in Der
Sonntagsidule gegeben meroe, perei-
nigen. Die grfobrung bat langit Die
Jali6beit oieier Nniidt ge5eigt. Sc
gibt feinen farbloien nnterribt. Ser
11nglaube 1T aub cine Religion nno
5lpar cine bittere Jeinoin oeS ebriiten-
fbnms. Woral lebren obne &eligion,
fam aber MIR sic Stride lebren.
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VI
HIS
SOCIETY. !
.eite 9 bis Is.

tern, lafet Cure &inoer nidt aus Sem
Allge, adtet mobl 6arauf, nit mem
unb no iie berfebren. SIR gltern,
liebt SIR Cure &inoer, 10 bebiitet uno
i9iibt tie uuermegen!
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guren @er5en itebt Miemano naher
auf Ser 8eIt aIs Cure &tnoer. Sbr
@oblergeben lit Cure 5rel1oe, uno Der
@eoanfe an ibr Slid begleitet gud
big gum @rabe. SSn frober &offnung
left Sbr, mie in ben @eine1 Die Sci.
me aaes @uten, aaer eolen arafte, 6e'
rem lie ipdter I'M Sample 6es 2ebens
beoiirfen, ii9 rein uno u%nperoorben
entfalten. @ie piele groBe Opfer on
5orgen uno Miben bringt Sbr germ
uno freuoig fir Cure 4inoer, I'M oie-
ies Cute gu pflegen u1b 81 f%rdfigen!
llno bod: mie oft miBt SSbr gu GU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
Mn Bic Gltern unierer gdbul=
timber!

,@eb fleiBig Inn nit oeinen 8inoern!
@abe fie Sag uno Nadt I'M oid uno
liebe iie, uno lab oid lieben ein5ig-
ld0ne Sabre. 9en11 nur Ben engen
Sraum ser &inobeit iino lie oetn
- ni@t ldnger."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-01

The celebration of Flag Day, the an
niversary of the adoption of the stars
and Stripes as the national emblem
grows year 10y year. Under the au-
spices of the American Flag associa-
ton, an association of individuals ana
flag committees from patriotic societ-
les formed i'm 1897. the observance OF
the day has increased very encour-
aghgly.
The usual custom i'm schools is to
salute the flag, and To have the pupils
repeat this pledge:
Il pledge allegiance to my flag and to
the Republic for which it stands. one
nation indiyisible, with liberty and
justice for all'
This is simple and sufficient. There
are so many temptations away from
patriotic impulses in the life outside
OF school that it seems an essential
part Of the life in school that it should
inculcate these impulses
Governors Of states are asked to
proclaim Flag Day and to order the
display of the flag on all state build
ings. Most Of them have gotten into
the way of doing this. Mayors of cit
les too. will order a display OF flags,
and many of them will issue proclama-
tions asking the citizens TO observe the
day at least 10 the extent OF putting
out their flags.
The coming anniversary will be the
one hundred and thirty third. on
June II, 1877, congress enacted: THAT
the flag of the thirteen United States
be thirteen stripes alternate red ana
white; that the union be thirteen
stars. white i'm a blue field, represent
ing a new constellation April IA. 1918,
ii was enacted, That from and after
the Fourth day OF July next, the flag
Of the United States be thirteen nor
izontal stripes, alternate red ana
white; that the union be twenty stars,
white i'm blue field, and that on the
admission OF a new state into the
Union, one star be added to the union
Of the flag; and such addition take er-
feet on the fourth day Of July next
succeeding such admission" Since
1918 twenty-six additional stars nave
blazed forth in the union, representing
Wenty-six states added to the FEEDER
al Union. Today there are forty-six
stars in the flag. and If congress acts
at the present session on the admis-
sion Of Arizona and New Mexico, tho
number presently will be increased to
forty eight
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-01
THEATRICAL TRUST Is SAID ,
TO BE MAKING LAST STAND
Announcement of Building New
TheaterS is Declared to be a
"Bluff"
LAST CARD In TIE BIG FIGHT

Pooh! pooh!" says the insurgent
theatrical association which has just
pulled away from the trust, in re-
Spouse to the latters announcement OF
Eve $5.OOO,OOO corporations to build
trust thoaters to replace the 1,6Oo
which seeded and joined the National
Theatcr owners association.
IL is all a bluff, declare the insur-.
gents, and the last card Of Klaw &.
I'ITlangcr, in their losing fight to re-.
tain control of the national theatrical.
situation.
"Klaw & Granger have made their
big STALL says g. A. Marshall, man
ager of the Lyceum theater of Duluth,
which is now a member of the new
theatrical syndicate. "The trust has
made it brave announcement I'm the
new spapers without anything tangible
with which to back it up. WE are not
afraid of the trust any more, and am
not at all apprehensive that Klaw &
Erlanger will carry out the threat OF
building a theater in this city. / use
the word threat advisedly, because
that is all it amounts to-"
$. NJ. Weller, a theatrical newspaper
man i'm Chicago, has this to say,
among other things about the situation
as it presents itself today:
Granted for sake of argument thai
Klaw & Erlanger can raise 1926, 1000, 900,
how far would that go toward repair
ing the damage the syndicate has sus-
tanned? Just about one quarter of the
distance.
"The actual amount the Erlangerian
methods have cost the syndicate rs
nearer $1OO,OOO,OOO. To, parallel the
1000 playhouses lost to the trust that
much would be required. So Klaw ana
Erlanger's call for S25,OO0.OOO is a con
fession Of only one-fourth of the real,
cold blooded truth.
again granting the above surmise
how long would It take To contract FOR
build and equip the $25,0000 900 worth
of thcaters? one year, possibly uwo
ana more likely three. In the mean
time. the suppOsition must be, Kiaw
aud Erlanger expert managers VINO
have paying attractions now ready for
the road TO send them to the store
house, close up their offices ana walt
patiently, at their own expense unti1
the new houses are ready.
"If the $25 100000 dream was or
/ tangible texture, the syndicate leaders
would have formed their corporations
first and plumed themselves in the
newspapers afterwards.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-01

and provided, notice is hereby given
that on Friday, the 18th day of June,
1910. at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
there viii be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder at the front door of
the Court House I'm the Village OF
Houghton in the County of Houghton,
Michigan Chat being the place where
the Circuit Court for said County is
holden) the premises described i'm said
necessary to pay the amount due on
said mortgage with five per cent in
terest and all legaT costs. as provided
for in said mortgage and an attorney
fee OF Thirty-fivc Dollars as also pro-
vided for i'm said Mortgage. The prem
ises described i'm said mortgage being
all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate and being in the Township of
Calumet, i'm the County of Houghton
and State of Michigan and described
as follows. to-wit: Lot numbered Six
CD In Block numbered Fifty eight (5S)
on the Eighth Addition to the Village
Of Laurium according to the recorded
plat thereof on file in the office Of
the Register Of Deeds for said County
of Houghton together with the tene--
ments, heredltaments and appurtenan-
ces thereunto, now or hereafter be-
longing or in anywise appertainlng or
thereupon situated.
Dated this 21st day of March. A. d.
1910. ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK,
Assignee of Mortgage
Galbralth & Mccormack,
Attorneys for Assignee.
Business Address:
Calumet. Mich. 1St-ex-G-1;
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made and provided, notice is hereby
day of July, a. ID. 1910. at ten o'clock
i'm the forenoon there will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder
at the front door Of the Court House
in the Village of Houghton, in the
County of Houghton, Michigan, chat
being the place where the Circuit
Court for said county is holden) the
premises described in said mortgage
or so much thereof as may be neccs-
sarw TO pay the amount due on said
mortgage, with six per cent interest
and all legal costs as provided for in
said mortgage. and an attorney fee Of
thirty five $3.50 dollars, as also provid-
ed for i'm said mortgage. The prem
Uses described i'm said mortgage being
all those certain pieces or parcels Of
land situated and being in the town
ship of Calumet. in the county OF
Houghton and state of Michigan, and
described as follows, to-wit: Lots
numbered Five CD and Four Cd and
certain portion OF lot numbered Three
CD adjoining said lot -Four l) and
running the full length Of said lot
Three 90. Said lots Five and -Four
and Three being i'm block numbered
Thirty-six $3.50 in the plat of the Firth
Addition to the Village of Laurium'
according to the recorded plat thereot
on file i'm the office OF the Register oil
Deeds for said county of Houghton'
.reserving and excepting theretrom 10
previous grantors the minerals anu
ores upon said land and the right u
mine the same to within fifteen feet oil
the surface of the rock together win
the tenements, hereditaments ana ap'
purtenances thereunto now or mere
after belonging or i'm anywise apper-
tanning or thereupon situated
Dated this twelfth day of April a.
-. 1910.
BOLIVIAN LAND & 1NVESTMENr
COMPANY,
Assignee of Mortgage
Kerr & Petermann,
Attorneys for Asst snee.
Business Address, Calumet Michlga"'
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considered are John Ericsson, Albert
ialla.in, r ger Williams ana jacques
Marquette.
Among the most famous women
mentioned are Frances Willard, He.eu
Hunt Jackson, Louisa NJ. Alcott, Mar
tina Washington.
The selections to tho hall OF fame
are made. every five years according
to the deed OF gift. The building it
self is a beautiful structure in the form
Of a semi circle. 1870 feet long. on the
ground floor is a museum 200 feet long
by 40 feet wide. The selection Is made
by a committee of 100. The hall was
dedicated May 80, 1901
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LEGAL NOTICES.
April %; May 4, II, is, %; June 1, s.
SHERIEE"S SALE

April %; May 4, IL, IS, %; June l, s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of writ of feri facias, is
sued out of and under the seal of the
County of Houghton and State of
Michigan, to him directed and deliv-.
cred, i'm favor OF George O. Driscon,
against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of Cyrine Brunette,
August Beck the then duly elected,
qualified and acting sheriff of said
County of Houghton, Michigan, did.
on the sixth day of April A. ID. 1906.
levy upon and take all right, title and
interest of said Cyrille Brunette i'm
and to the following described real
estate. situated i'm the County of
Houghton and state of Michigan, to-
wit: All that certain piece or parcel
of land situated i'm the Township of
Franklin. County of Houghton, and
State of Michigan, known and de-
scribed as the East Half (1h) of the
Southwest Quarter (h) of Section one
%, i'm Township Fifty-five $50 North
Range Thirty-four (3) West all of
which I. the undersigned, the present
duly elected, qualified and acting sher-
If of said County of HOughton, as
such sheriff and as successor to and
pursuant to the aforesaid levy made
by the aforesaid sheriff, under a writ
of fleri facias. Issued out of and under
the seal of said Circuit Court, In fav-
or of said George u. Driscoll against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of said Cyrille Brunette, shall
expose for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder as the law directs,
at the front door of the Court House
In the Village of Houghton Chat being
the building in which the Circuit Court
:or said County of Houghton is heidi
IN Thursday, The 9th day of June A. ID.
1910. at ten o'clock i'm the forenoon.
James ]. Byers.
Sheriff.
George O. Driscoll,
In pro. per.
Dated April Goth. A. ID. 1910.