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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Gin 6eener iber fatkeIiTeks
Geiftliebe.

8er @eaner Ser fatbolii6en Stride
lit, peridiimt in Der Hegel feline 8es
legenbcit. iiber Die .fatboliihen Yfais
fen" ber8ufaIen. Sas tbun alffals
lc%noeripeiie Die am meiiten, Die ielbii
BON 6riitliten @lauben redbt ipenia
beipdbrt buben; fonnen mir bod dudl
iebt. no gcgen Die 8orromGasa
gn5pflifa oes 1apites pielfad YrpteItz
Serianmlungen abgebaltcn nerben.
Die Grfabrung maiden. DAB liberale
Yroteitnnten, niht bic iireng alGlbis
gen, am lauteiten .prptciticren".
Sabei fallen Damn Sciteubiebe alii Den
fatbolii6en Glerus, bicies .ihipdr3e
Seer, regelmGBia redJt 5ablreid db.
allen bieien Ifaffenbesern bat Der
bcfannte Shriftiteler 90 r ! m il
liam Snrbcn in ieiuer pielgeleies
nen 3eitidriit Sic 3ufunft" cine
rc6t berbe 2eftion crtbcilt. Sarben
lit uidts ipeniger als Gin Sreunb Der
aatbolifen. CT lit Gin geborener SIbe
llnp pciB nit benz S6nrfiinn unb Dem
Ihnrfen Spott, Der Der jiibiihcn 9taiic
eisen lit, oft in icbr beiBenbcr 8ciie
iiber Die @orgdnge i'm itnatliden uub
firdlid:u 2cbcn 81 nrtbcilen. 8as
or iiber Die .Yfaffen" ingt. lit einfad,
Die b6fite Gncrfennmg fir ibr
gSirfen. ipobei 5uslei6 bic gauge Iusz
brudspciic, IN Der or cs ia9t. perrGtb,
rie lrenig er Den @eiitli6cn nnbe
itebt. Gr i6reibt aliD:
Bolcn mir dber beilte nod leugnen.
bnb Die &ultur Den Ydpitcn unb ibrer
&lcriiet llncrieblides peroanft? nod
tbnn, als ieien Die W6nde. beren
mand,er an elm @enldlSc. enc g6s
i6rift. bn6 Shnibipcrf ciilcr Srgel elm
lanacs 3elcnlc6en manbte, Iagebicbc
gefpcien? Oils ici Der Golibat. Die
grfinbmng ~ieinitcr Yipholo9ie. eitel
3iiae nnp Scuhelei? Die gei6te elm
@oripanb our Stianng liiiterner @icr?
Sebcr Sciuit Gin S6lcider unb Widt?
Aom's Yrieitcri6aft. neil bon Sauz
icnben On unb bort elmer IN ihiperem
Grlcben acitrnlfelt lit, nllr bes Spots
tcs ober bcs Sniies mertb? Sit ods
Die .eple Gutpidluns. in Der mir
Y%roteitanten porani6reiten"? 8ibris
ger CANT ITS; frudtloies Yliiben. oas
ms nidt nm Subbreite poripdrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Gltcrn ermubuen %iollten, bab bieie
lcbtcren ibrc Sfliht tbun, beionbers
binipeiienb allf bic Hotbipcnbigfeit
unb Bidti9tcit Der Sade; ba6 Sic
bic @ltern anfflaren iultcn iiber bic
Wihtigfcit.
llnb id bin Der Meimlng, baB bas
~0cfdbrlidc Der Yagc niGt erfonnt
lpirb. neil Die @ltcrn bcnfen. baB Die
&crflbrteu lit Der Winberbeit iinb.
Wenu bie5 and pnbr iciu oIIte
bon Der fatboliiGen SugenD. Damn 1T
Dies 10 uicl mcbr @runb. tic Dor Dem
pertrautcn llmgaug nit %nngldubigen
lllll8en Scntcn 81 ipdrncn.
Sr. Sapior iprift in Der Neaiz
Nummcr beS rWteoicnl 8orIo", peldc
ib 10 frei bin Sbucn 5u ienhcn, bon
80 bis 80 Yruscnt aQcr ilinaer
Manner, Die iif cine beionbere &C.
-idledtofrnnfbcit Dor Dem 30. Sabre
6%lge5ogeu BADEN, gar nift 5u iprc6cn
bon lcncr nloercu, nod nlebr grniiis
reuben &rnnfbcit. Sd lpiq Sbre
ipertbc 3cit niGt nQ3uiebr in IniprlG
nebmcn, abcr lpenu Sic es lpiinifen.
perbe ih Sbucn gerne mcbrerc Der
bcitcu IutoritGten 9merifa's auiii6s
ren, Die dbnli9e Yro5cnte mgeben.
Sit CO on nid)t not6pcubi9, bab mir
sic polle OrDBs Der @efa6r fennen,
bdmit !uir uu5 bapor ifiiscn?
Hcbmen mir a. g. Den So5iaiiss
mis-. llutcrihdsen mir nidt i'm Ias
9emeincu bciicn Stdrfc lnb bciien
3irIc? %or &ur5em madte ih cine
ipnberbare grfabrung. Gin ioSias
liitilher Mgent tam an mir unb eaD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
g'sEsssbasreer @asetts, pir,,stae, BEN 20. sfrpte,,,ber 1910.

mir S%umpblctc, ireld)e pou Deg CODES
Der pabrcn HelisionSfreihcit iparcn,
Die mir ein5i9 BON SoSialiSmls err
lrarten fonnten. Gilligc Gage burailf
lam t6 IN bdS Sails zines d~bgcfnllc<
ricn Gatbolifcu iuto "a bsn,crttc i'd
Gin Ynmpblct nit Ser Iufid1rift:
.So3tdliSmus unb Die fatholiide
Stride" gcidricben bon eincm @rs
Srtcirer. Sd erbat mir bnS Bud
Gum Seien nnb barir hieb es: Ser
arobte Scinb. Den Der Sosialismis 5i
befdlrpfen bat, lit Ole fatbpliihe
Stride" ltnb bieieS 9ud itnmmtc
pom ielben g9enten. Der mir Die %rrcliz
gionse Ynmpblctc acs
gcbcn hattie.
Snbem i'd Sbnen nodmnls banfe
fir Sbre Sreunblidfeit, pcrbIeibe ih
So6nftuneSpoQ
Gin Ir5t.
@ir brditd1en ipobl 81 bieiem
Shrciben fcin Gonumentar bciSufiigcn.
@S ioute 9cnii9en. ben @iinihen bes
Shrcibcrs Musnrud 81 perIeiben,
ndmlih baf Sic rieiiec @r5fe Der
@cfabr Der @crfiihruns cine ~bcfonbcrS
aruhe WndDfamfcit uon Seiten Der
Gitcrn nnb Grsieber erbeiidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
wteSer cine eettntmniitiIeec
6eVcGie9aft einseeaneen.

limb bod mcincn Die sosia>
ltften Il
Sic Grnennunn ciueS Wuiienpere
matters fir Die vSotictp OF 9cliepcrS"
in llninn @ilane. 2cbnnor, g., be-
beutet trieher cirer Shritt a6ipGrts
fir iene nttc cpnImuniitiide @cicQz
fhaft. 0Shater", pbcr alrdJ pohl
.ibafing 0uofer5" %9cunnnt. Sic
Gcftc cntitnnS in GHqlnnb; hic Grim
BERN mar Iuna See. Die Sodter zines
GhmiebeS, Ole i'm Sabre 1876 qebu>
rem ipurbc. mn mad Dem So6c i6rcr
a@t &iubcr III eincu bcuiebcns
Den 3uituuo perfalen iein inQ
unb Ram ais @lau6euaIcGrerin
auftrat. Sic manbcrtc nut ciniz
gcr &nhdugern ais unb 0%riinbetc
IN Der Ndbc bon aIbaup in Mem Yorf
Die critic Golouie.
Sie Sbip : NieoerlaHlrg beitonS
Slleet nur nl6 bier Rerioueu, bon
benen ale iibcr 70 Sabre aft nnrcn,
rnb ibr Giacnthum miro aui Gina
cine Gnl6e Nifipu ocrdniGlngt. Bic
@ltcn iraren niht mebr i'm Gtanbc.
ibre &ugclc9crbeiteu iclbit III pcrs
fpnltcu. nub 10 ~eriudtcu lie itu Die
Giulcbur0 einc5 @niienperpaltcr5,
Der ben 9ciib peripaltcn lpirb, bis Der
lebtc Gbnfer tpbt lit. unb Damn iG0t
&acs on bas StGmmbals in Wouut
Qe6anpu in Der gidbc bon al6anp. -
2Guoer al3 Elm Snbyburbert baban
bieic @emeinbcn i'd erbaltcn nber
lire nlif ttenger cpnmluniitiidler
@aiis gefii6rtc @irtbihait eripics iid)
rur gum Sbeil ais eriol8rci9. Su Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Siir Gltern anS GrSisker.

8ir bradtcn Dor fur3er 3eit DEN
@ricf cines @r5tcS, bctrefienb Die
,Srngc ii6cr Die rihti9 Iuftldrllu8
Der Suaeub in aci6lcht!iNeu Singer
mn gaheu unicrc Grfldrur8cu bu5u
G6. Ser Gel 6 4 S~ricfidrciber
erlGutcrt IN ciuer ipeitcrcn 3uidlriit
icinc NnIi6t. inbcm CT inter Inbcrcm
Ic1rcibt:
WeeGrtcr Scrr Hebnfteurl
@citcn Snnf fir Sbrcn lpertbcr
Sriei unp Die Nuimerfinmfcit Die sic
10 ircunnlib iparcn, mcinem Yriefr
81 idcnfcn.
Is mar ni6t mcinc MeiHula 81
iagen. boB Die fatboliidcn 3citun0cn
g~uiflGrnne geben ioltcn in 8ci6lehts
liben Saben, ionbern pab Sic Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
GnSliet cntietieScfs.

@nbli6 baben Die flint S6icbsrid,S
ter. Die icit Suni iiber Den Sisput
aipiitcn Gnelanb unb &mcrifa iibcr
geDiie Sii6ereirehte bel Gieip SUlnSs
lamb III Sieung iparen. enti6ieben.
Bon Den iicben Sragen fielcn iiinf al
@nniten Imcritd's. unb 3fpei an
8unlten Gnglnnb's aus. SieieS
bringt Den Sisput. Der iif sipiifcn
Den bciben Sdnbcrn ieit benz Ibfoms
men bonn Sabre 1918 INNER ipiebcr
crbob, gum Ibidlub.
Sn fiinf Srn9en babeu freilif. mic
Der 8erift iagt, Die @ereini9ten Staas
ten 9eItegt nno MIR IN 3ipeien Gn9s
Lamb, aber ipenn man lid bas Hes
iultat, 10 fpcit es berihtet, bel 2ifte
beiiebt. meint Der rWiilip. Scroll,
lit fir uuiere Settle ipenig 9enug bcrs
ailsgefommen. Die Sereinigtcn Staas
ten baben tets. in allen Strcitfra9en,
oie Der Vcrtrng bon 1918 peruriabt
bat, baruuf beitanben, onB Die Srci
Ieilens @ren5e ben rmriiien Der 8iiite
6u fol9en babe. fpdbrenb gn9lanb SaS
mic 3ugcgeben, ipnbern perlangt bat,
DAP Die @ren5e bon elmer Clinic an
aus9cben miilie. Die bon Den berpors
iprin9enben dubcriten Yunften Der
aiiite 81 3iebeu iei. Die gbiiht mar,
ban nnferc Slider ppn ben tief ms
2anb gebcnben fiid)reihen gudteu
a%nsseihluiTen ieiu i%pllten, alip ben
Giihfang ntd,t ba betreibcn biirffen,
no CT am crsicbisiten lit. @ic Der
porliegenbe gcriht iagt, lit Der Stanbs
punft gnglanb's anerfunnt iuorben.
= ebcn neil Der Wortlaut 5u bieicr
I~uffaiiung 5iuingt unb Die Tcrs
einigteu Staaten iinb nlio nit elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

lebtcn 25 Snbrer Defenders giiig cs
i1uca nit ibncn berGnb. Shre COM
miuiitiiden Srinpi5ien, bic Gin iuou>
i~tricllcs Utopia iiir m0glid bicltcn,
wibcriprad1en bod all5u iebr Den
lpirthidJaitlidcn gcarificu unb @crz
61ltniiicn Der Neu5eit, uuo Die gauge
0errlihfeit hra6 bis auf 9cringc
9ieite 8uInmmcn. SIRE @titglicpi6aft
giug iGucll 8uriid, unb cs mag frag :
lid iein, Oh Der @eieli6aft nod taIs
ienb Ycrionen n%naeboren.
@icbcr einmal cine pcrfraGJtc
lttopie. Ter Sp5ialismus abcr, Der
ia and ben GpieftiuiSnrus prcnigt,
Dbrt bcsipesen uid|t aui nit icincr,
@crbciBnugeu SeS 3atunftSitGatcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

hrtngt. Sns iHlparSe Seer fdmpft,
pbnc mad @elberiperb nnb trdsem @cs
hd8en 5l gieren, auf ieine beionoerc
Wet'e oof fir bns Seil Der 9Gditen
iino Sernitcn. Iud lpcr Den T6mers
glaliben nidlt mitslarbt, biirite ibm
iitd}t Iftung peringcn. 2aiiet brum
Die Hfaffcnirebiud)t aus Dem Spiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Sinan3beriht.
Der Gentralitelle ppm is. S~eptcmber
1903 bis L. September 1910.
Gin a + III c II.

a. @cifenfe-
Staatsnerbalb bon Riunez
lpta S 917.OO
Sos. Siren. Sem Dorf 5000
Sb. &or5, 9ropflpn. q. q. 5000
Scntide Satb. Sooeratiou
bon buffalo 5000
Stdatsberbanb bon Ycnnz
ipIpania . 10000
Sablreide feline STEMS 47O.26
3uidmmen: $1,737.26.
b. lleberibub am @erfauf
bon gampbleten unb Slugs
bLattern 1o9.54
Sild}ertt . ). 1875
3uiammen: $122.29.
9 Gentrnlblatt & SociaI
Suffice
announcements . SO. 100000
Crfras Verfdut 80. 1881
In5eigen . e47.73
3ufammen: $~3.5s0.54.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
gein Wprt

Gr5t: Sie6er SreunS, i6 lam sic
MIR gcIuno maiden. ipenn Sic pers
lprehen. IaeS gu tbun. mas ih bon
Sbnen perldngel
Sdtient: Shon, id periprefe es.
Nr5t: @nt, Damn be3ablen Sic mir
5nnd6it meine 2iqiibation bonn
poriaeu Snbr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

SotaIs ginnabmen: :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

3ilpnd)S: S 23S.1O
$++
IlS Observation-Disclosures bat lid
oas "Gentrals9 lntt & Social Suffice"
taiim bc5ablt; ais Yropaganbamittel
.pobl, 9ah Gin lleberi6uh aufsu.
ipeiien 1T, III benz llmitanbe snsu.
ihreibcn, baR mir feline MnSlagen fir
Naictbe, Siht mnb Sei5nns bicfeS Sabr
81 bcitreiten batten, eiuige bunbcrt
Dollars an Neutrality-suspicious. ipartcn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11

health officers be appointed by the
state boards.
DR. Shumway stated that I'm the
event OF his continuing in his present
office he would attempt To have bill
passed at the next session requiring
that local health officers be appointed
by the state board He claims that in
this manner the department. would re-
ceive the benefit OF competent men, as
some of the appointees now in office
are unable to furnish the department
with the information necessary to
make accurate reports.
In several states throughout the un-
ion this system is now In vogue, says
the Lansing Journal. and according to
all reports has proven highly satisfac-
tory. Some of the men appointed to
these local offices are entirely untitled
for the duties they are called upon to
perform. and It is said that much more
results would be obtained
were the appointments made through
he state office.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
LAURlUM BREIITIES.

Ed. Bast, assistant cashier Of the
state Savings bank, Laurium, is home
from a short visit to L'Anse.
Joseph r. Reed has returned from a
business trip to Ontonagon county
point
NJ. L. O'Brien, lis home from LAnse
and other points, where he has been on
business,
John Zerotti, charged with fast driv-
ing in the village Of Laurium. was as
sessed IS and costs by Justice Armit
yesterday.
Mrs. T.. Sedweek and daughter are
expected today from Los Angeles,
Calf, where they have been spending
the past six weeks.
James p. Richards, Of Laurium has
gone to Missoula Mont, on busin-
ess trip.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Peter
Jonas OF the Florida location took
place yesterday afternoon. with SER
vices at the Finnish Pine street church.
Interment was in Lake View.
M. J. O'Brien, of Laurium. local
manager of Paine. Webber, e. Co.'S
local brokerage Offices. left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago where he will
join Mrs. OBrien and children. who
are returning to Calumet from Hot
Springs. Ark. after n six weeks visit.
They will reach Calumet tomorrow
noon.
The firm of Burali and Mechelli,
corner of First and Hecla streets.
Laurium, this week received carload
of ice cream freezers. and will enter
the wholesale ice cream. business.
]. +. Foisey of Red Jacket and Laur-
ium received a consignment of 40
Baldwin pianos recently.
A small blaze was discovered at noon
in the Dunstan home on Kearsarge
street. 1t was quickly extinguished.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
williams of Tamarack street, Laurium.
will be held tomorrow afternoon. with
services at the house. and interment
in Lake View cemetery.
The four months old child of Geo.
Werlich. of Wolverine. died this morn
ing. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning with services at st.
Anne's church
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
TORCH LAKE BREvITlES.

A regular meeting of the Lake Lin
den council will be held tomorrow eve
ming. Several matters of Importance
will come up for consideration.
A number of the members of Lake
Linden lodge !. o. O. +. went to Cal
umet last evening where the second
and third degrees we're conferred upon
four local candidates. After the work
luncheon was served and the local odd
Fellows returned home on a special
street car.
ID. X. Macdonald and Rev. f. q. Col
beck of Hubbell and Rev. Jesse Povey
and j. A. Patton of Lake Linden went
to Calumet last evening to attend a
meeting OF representatives from the
Congregational Sunday schools OF the
county. which was held for the purpose
of making preliminary arrangements
for a grand excursion to take place this
summer The date will be determined
by committee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
Causes Sickness
Good Health impossible With a Dis.
ordered Stomach

There is nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than a
disordered stomach, and many peo-
Pile daily contract serious maladies
simply through disregard or abuse Of
the stomach.
We urge everyone suffering from
any stomach arrangement indigestion
or dyspepsia, whether acute or chronic,
to try Rexall Dypesia Tablets, with the
dintinct understanding that we will re-
fund the money without question or
formality. IL after reasonable use of
this medicine they are not satisfied
with the results. We recommend them
to our customers every day, and have
yet TO hear OF any one who has not
been benefited by them. Three sizes,
25c, soc and $1.O0 a box. Sold in Calu-
met only at our store-The Rexall
store. Vastbinder e. Read.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
LAURIUM
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
SETS THE DATES FOR FAIR
At Meeting Last Evening Week OF
September 1924 Was Decid-
ed Upon
ANOTHER MEETING MAY "a

A meeting of the directors of the Up
per Peninsula Agricultural association
which was launched last fall in Laur-
ium, was held last evening. A repre-
sentative gathering was present, all of
those i'm attendance being very en-
thusiastic.
1t was decided to go ahead and make
arrangements to perfect the organiza-
ton, and this will be done ut meet
ing to be held on May "a. Those pres
cnt last evening also guaranteed $1,000
as a nucleus toward the prize and ex-
pense fund.
The dates for the holding of the fair
were set last evening. II will open on
Monday, September 10. and continue
all that week, ending Saturday. Sept.
"a. 1t is proposed to make the fair
the banner event of the season i'm this
district.
The counties of Houghton, Kewee-
nav. Ontonagon, and Baraga are al
ready affiliated. Farmers, poultry
raisers, truck gardeners and others are
and the exhibits will be both
large and of high-class order. Nu-
merous outside attractions will be
brought here for the exhibition, which
will be held in the Laurlum driving
park, the Palestra, and other buildings
hat are to be erected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
LEON eApouAs PASSES AWAY.

Leon Gadouas. aged rs years, pass
ed away at his home on Calumet street
at $3.50 o'clock this morning after suf-
fering for a number of years with n
cancer The decedent was a native of
Canada but has made his home in the
Torch lake towns for 10 or II years.
He is well known here and his demise
is the cause of general regret. A daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. Dupuis. and one son, Leon,
Jr., of Canada survive him. The funer-
al services will probably be held Fri
day morning with services at the st.
Joseph's church and interment at the
Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
LOCAL BREvlTiEs.

Angelo Wanda has taken n position
with John Tambellini, in the new San
tiago building on Portland street
James Bradford of Detroit, brother
of Supt. Bradford. of the Calumet
manual training school, accompanied
by his wife, returned home this morn
ing after spending a few days here.
There will be a special meeting of
the Red Jacket village council tomor-
row evening to approve more liquor
licenses and name board of review.
William PAUL has gone to Chicago.
where he will visit for a few days.
Louis Sewing and wife, formerly of
this city, are now located i'm Milwau-
kee, where they will make their flu
ture home.
The Savings bank store has added
a cloak department, and put i'm a line
of Ladies' wear and millinary.
II. =. Prescott, of the Western Sales
Co, is i'm town, and III conduct a
closing out sale for =. J. Wickstrom
and Co, on Pine street.
The Elm street nine, recently or
ganized, have defeated the Seventh
streets and are ready to meet any team
whose members are not over sixteen
years of age.
John Burder left for Chicago yes
tcrday afternoon on business.
j. a. Erickson, of Laurium, leaves
for Mus<egon today where he has
bought land for fruit raising purposes.
James Quello and wife have left for
witt. ILL.,, where they will reside.
Miss Alice and John ID. Cuddihy |
eft for Milwaukee yesterday.
John Leary left yesterday for Chi
ago on business
Providing the weather is fine next
SUNDAY afternoon, the full G. q Ill.
,and will render an Openair concert
outside the Light Guard Armory, play
ng from the 0and stand there, Direct
,r Barnard is preparing an excellent
Program of sacred and popular pieces
or the occasion.
A daughter, was born yesterday to
oscar Erickson OF Copper City.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
BAZAAR OPENS MONDAY.
Fair to be Held by Sacred Heart Young
ladies' for Four Days

Ladies for Four Days.
The bazaar, to be held under tho
auspices OF the Young Ladies' Sodality
of the Sacred Heart church, commence
ing next Monday evening and contin-
uing for four days, promises to be an
unusually brilliant affair.
A large number of articles for sale
have been prepared by the young la
dies The proceeds are to be devoted
to the redecoration of both the interior
and exterior of the Sacred Heart
schools, and provided anything is left
the balance will go to the Sacred Heart
church, in which improvements are
needed.
This morning work was started on
the erection Of the several booths. The
bazaar is To be held i'm the auditorium
of the Sacred Heart high school build
ing, which insures it plenty of space for
display purposes. BY Friday the booths
will be completed. and on Saturday the
young ladies of the Sodality will begin
the arrangement of the articles that
are to be sold. 1t is believed the ba-
Zaar will net several hundred dollars.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
MOHAWK BASEBALL GROUNDS.

Work was started at the Mohawk
baseball grounds on the erection of a
fence and bleachers, yesterday morn
ing. The enclosure will be about three
hundred feet ON a side giving the teams
quite a large and roomy field. The
work will be rushed to completion and
II is planned To have the fence. at
least, finished for the opening of the
league season here next Sunday. The
park has been long felt want i'm Mo-
hawk and will be appreciated by the
fans and players alike as the team will
now have means of support whereas
in the past they were obliged to depend
upon hat collection. The park will
be owned and managed by the base
ball association and undoubtedly will
prove "a paying proposition as no town
I'm the copper country can boast of a
more loyal bunch of baseball bugs"
than Mohawk
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DRAMA AND PROGRAM AT
The TAMARACK ME-. CHURCH

Next Saturday evening next an en-
tertainment will be given at the Tam
arack NJ. Il. church under the auspices
of the official board OF the church. Be-
sides musical numbers and readings.
a drama will be presented. entitled.
Joseph and His Brthren," arranged
from the Biblical story with which
nearly everyone Is familiar. A num-
Der OF young men of the church have
been preparing for this production for
some time.
The drama will be divided into six
parts between which the following pro-
gram win be interspersed:
Selection, Choir.
Solo and quartet, wandering Boy"
Mrs. A. PAUL, Mrs. j. II. McCune, w.
G. Wills and c. j. Williams
Solo, Miss Emma Thomas.
Song, Choir and congregation.
Solo. Miss Carrie Rule.
Selection. Choir.
Reading. John Dingle.
Selection, Choir.
Following is the cast. of the charac-
ters for Joseph and His Brethren:
Jacob, Alfred Jane.
Joseph, Howard Reep.
Brothers
Judah, Sam Hooking.
Reuben. Geo. Keast.
Levi, John Spur.
Isaachar. Harold Bryant.
Dan, Merrill McCune
Naphtalia. George Rule
Asher, Lief Krogh.
Zebulon. VIM. Thomas.
Cad Arthur Hooking
Simeon. Alfred James.
Benjamin. Roy Buddell
Paraoh the king. Edwin ]. Williams.
Pharaoh's butler, VIM. Thomas.
Pharaoh's baker. James Hendra.
Steward, Neil Dick.
Herdsman, Roy Erickson.
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MOHAWK BREVITIES.

John G.. Main with the Cataract Re-
ining & Manufacturing company of
Buffalo called on the Mohawk trade
yesterday.
a force of men has been engaged
for the past several days cleaning the
streets of Mohawk. The work is prac-
tically completed and their appearance
greatly improved.
Charley Mclaughlin and Mike Car
bray of Hubbell were Mohawk visitors
Sunday and incidentally took part in
the Mohawl-Gay baseball game in
their respective positions.
Miss Foley of Eagle Harbor is visit
ing relatives in Mohawk this week.
Thomas Beyanka of Houghton was a
business visitor here yesterday.
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was served at the home of the brides

was served at the home of the brides
mother.
schen and Mrs. Anna Bluth, which was
solemnized by Rev. FIR. Henry Refs of
the Holy Rosary church this morning,
a pretty romance was brought TO a Gull
mination. The two became acquainted
through an advertisement inserted in
the paper by the bride, whose home is
in Joliet, ILL.,, for a position of house.
keeper, which was answered by Mr..
Kammerschen. After a short CORES
pondence, they decided to marry, the
bride arriving here this week. Miss
Madeline Bluth, her daughter, and
Matt Schenk. grandson of the groom,
witnessed the ceremony.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-11
LIQUOR LICENSE MONEY

Village Treasurer Mike Jaerling, of
Laurium. received a check yesterday
from County Treasurer Ed. G.. Rash
leigh for $12,474, that being the amount
due the village from liquor licenses
The village has granted applications
for liquor licenses to % saloonkeepers
and two warehouse bonds, the latter
OF which may be increased to $500
each, if the Warner Champion law is
Interpreted in the villages favor.
There were 2S saloon keepers i'm Laur-
ium last year The revenue was $15.-
900, with $1,000 rebated during the
year.