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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

baben Die tiefer gelegenen StraBen
ilberidiuemmt. Iuh Die iibriaen an
Den ufern oes Gees gelegenen 6rte
n,eloen S%odlipaiier. Mn p~erldieoenen
Stelen linb Die Observation-Disclosures
inter Wa1ier geiest pber unteripiIt
tporoen.
Bern, 10. Stunt.
Die Ileberld1ipenumuugen, Die our&
anbaltenoen Hegen bauptid6lih II
Den pltlid)en unb ipeitlihen Stltrifs
ten perliriaht purben, baben 1i6 ais
Die ~unbeilpoulten eripielen. Die man
lett go Sabren erlebt bat. 3tpunaia
Wlenihen fanben ibren Sob bur6
Srtrtnfen. Siele 8riicfen, Die nit
einem grpben a~oltenauftpanb errins
tct fpilrben, iinb entpcber neggerii5ers
oocr bod idiper beiddoigt. gigens
tbnnlsihaben i'm getraae bon $2,s
100000 tit bereits angemelbet
fporber.
9rIiieI. geleieu. 16. SUM.
Ingcipobnlth itarfe Gegengiiffa
baben alentbnlben in 8elaien Sohs
ipaIer berporgerufen. bas bereits
empfinblt1en Sfabeu anaerihtet
bat. 3ablreid1e 9riiden tpurben forts
serilien unb piel 8ie6 bat ieinen Zoo
gefunben. 9as Sort Moos lit bonn
9o6maiier 5~erit0rt tpprben.
@ien. II. sunni.
Sic bon Den lleberi6pemmltnuer
IN llnsarn meeridtete 3erit0run9
bon Gc6en unb gi9entbum lit beinnhe
unbelhreiblth. Sic AahI Ser 1rmoes
fpmmenen Meniden lit nod niht
feitgeitelt, fpirb dber fpabrIheinlid
nabc On 1000 tommen. Der an
gigentbum unb Saaten angericbtete
S6aDen gebt in Die Iiaionen bon
&rpnen. Die gauge @rnte lit NIT
@ernidtuug beorobt. Iliein I'M gez
5irt arpnitabt iinb 800 9eidben gez
bergen iuorbeu. Sm Mplbaus @ebiet
fnmen bunoert Wenihen um's Qeben,
ais lire 6dllier ploblih einitiir3ten.
ltnb i'm Iemesoater 8esirt iollen $50
Scllfe ertrilItfen iein.
8elgrab. Serbien, 16. SUM.
Srppendbnlihe 8esengiife baben
cine fiirdbterline @erpiiitlna inn
Sbale Der Iorupa angerihtet; So
MenIden baben ibr 2cben in Sen
SlutbeH Deg au~sgeuferten Slniies pers
loren. Die Srtihaften Gbupria, Saa
gooina unb Soilainat itebeu mnter
8aiicr. bas Die StraBen iieben bis
5ebn SUB bod bebedt. 8iele SduIer
linb ein9eitir3t.
6 onitantinopeI, Is. sunni.
Nah telegrapbiihen Meloungen
aus &leins Miien tpurbe Die gauge Yroz
pinS Gr5erum in Mrmenien burdj
fnrdt6are 5obpaiier beimgeiuht. Ste
cine Sdlfte Der Staot 6nIIanfale9
lpuroe BON Den 6lutben 5eritort. un6
8nnoerte bon Yerionen iinb nmger
fommen. Seftige 8esengiiie in Der
lebten 3eit perurIa1ten raifes Gteis
gen aaer Sliiiie in benz betroffeness
@ebiet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

regung" in Seutihlaub iiber sic ben
co~nfellioncllen Srieoen angeblih it0e
renoe @n5pflifd Die reinlte Seuhelei.
Sn faiim eincm anberen 2anbc ,uirb
Die WerbebunS gegen Die &atbolifen 10
brutal betrte6en. in feinem :2duoe
berrf6t elm 10 fortseiestes geitreben.
ite btntan5uieeen, tie 81 8iirgern
5~tpetter Sroniing an begrnbiren. ibneu
lbre He6te gu perfiimmcrn, tpie aeraoe
IN Sentihlano. Wdre es niht UNI
oas Centrum. ben &atbplifen in
SeutldDlanb ergiuge es idIimmcr ais
lelbit penen in Sraufreif. llno mas
I'M nSaube Der Sifter unb Senfer"
an Terbobnung unb Neihimpfun9 Der
tat6oliiden Stride, If, = Oiener ltnb
S%nititutionen geleiitet''.e,irb, finoet
faum ir9enotpo elm 8eseerA2a. Srgien
bes 5aiies unb bes Sobnes tcicrt Der
Eroteitantismis an Den @eoGdtnibe
tagen ieiner .@roben", bon oenen
mar ntft einen gin5igen IN einem
Ntbem3ug nit Dem mirtli6eu Heforzs
mator &arl gorromdus nennen m0hte.
Ser Gpungeliihe 9unb, Ser @uitap
Moplf : @erein, Der Woniitcn z9uub,
Der Intis ltltramontnne Heidsper6anb,
Der libernle 2ebrerpereiu beBen unb
lfliren iahraus. iabrein - unb Die
lem Sereniabbatb iteben Natipnuls
liberale unb Gpnierbatipe, iptpcit lie
nidt ielbIt NIT bon Der Icute lino,
fiibl bis ans 8er3 binau gcgeniiber."
Sas scfdbrltdite Tomcnt bteies
@orfalles lit. mir nieberbplen cs. sic
5batiade. Sab berielbe gar leidt 81,
cinem neilen alilturfampfe nit Dem
@roBbIod a Ia Sranfreid" Nnlab
ieiu fam. ipie uniere 2eier Die Gage
oeriteben neroen, fpelfe Den Saritcls
lunsen gefplgt iinb. tpclfe linen unier
treffliher 8erliner Correspondent,
Otto Clemens. iiber Die Gage Ser
Sinae int firdlidls politiiden 2cben
Seutidlanb's eegebcn bat. 8ieie
fritiide Gage erfldrt aud gang genall
Die Stellunsnnbme Der gentrlmsa
preiie iofpie Der gentrnmsirnftion. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
1sireee ans taekere 3diaier
einecitir;t.

@iIfesbarre. Ya., IS. Suni.
Gin @ruben : Ginitur5 III Iperenb,
niht ipcit BON bier, peruriahte i'm
Stdbtfeu einen groBeu Shaoen. Sie
i'm Nittelpunft bes Ginitur5es be-
lesene fatbpliihe Stride nurbe poaig
5eritDrt. mdbrenb Die Ynrphial> S6ulc
unb nier8ebn anoere 6duier beihdbist
ipurben. Die @rube aeb0rt Der Senn@
iplpania Goal Company, Die beihulS
bigt pirb. an Dem Ginltur5e S6ulb 5i
fem, ba tie Die 8egnabme etner groBen
In5abl bon Stiibeu seitattete unb bas
burh Die adtaitropbc berbeifiibrte.
Wan erlpartet elm ipcitereS Hufaeben
Der Sberseihi6t. 90 lid iiberall groBe
8iic i'll Der Hdbe Der 9rube gebiloet
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Kaiier miltclnt icesn tpieSes
ereranft.
8erIin. lie. S1fni

Cerltn, 10. STINT.
Ser &aiier lit ihon ipieper Snpalioe.
Siemal lit es elm bdBlihes @ei1ipiir
unterbalb hes redlten auiees. bas i'm
ans 3inmer ieiielt. Snfplge Oes
@ei6miirS lit eire Der fleineren Nrtes
rien I'M llnterid)enfel 5eriprunacn.
Ser aaiier bat erbeblide Shmer3en
aIs5ubalteu nno bari oas @ein nift
IN getpobpter @eiie 9etrandcn. Sic
IcrStc IGaen, Dab Die @nnoe bon Neis
bung nit benz &eititiefel, ben Der
Saiicr in lester 3eit picl eetragen.
bcrriibre, cher NIT Dor Surunfel, Sic
fiirSli6 on Der red)tcn Snnb oeS
@puorden erifien, in feinerlei 3u=
iommcnbang itcbe. Sm @oife aber
bcrriht elm banges @efiibl. baB oieIe
dr5tli6c Nnfiifoigung nid)t bic ppIle
@ahrbcit entbnlte. Man slaubt, baR
Der &aiier an einem 9lutlcinen tranfe.
bas bnlb III Der Satb. balb ain Gnie
it'd einen Iuslrcg babue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Keine preisflepferei In San
franetSse.

. anSruncisco. Gal, is. Stunt.
@puperneMr ,8iaett tbeilte in einem
Shrciben Sntereiienten IN Dem Self
ries@ Solution Sauitfnmpfe nit, Dab er
ben Generals nualt anseipieien babe,
nit alien ibm 5u 8ebote itebenben
Iitteln ocn fir ben 9iertcn Gull in
Iusiiht geitellteu Snuitfampf gu pers
binberu. Or iaste ipeiter. bab, oa Der
areisaniualt BON San Srancisco einz
5usreifen iid peigert. es Sadie oes
General : Inipalts iei, 5u banbeln.
Ser Sauitfampf miro nurmebr IN
Henp, Hepaoa, itattfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
8ersarbeiter Ortiebaft ein
Opfcr Ser Slafnn,eit.
@ a 0. Mriapna, t6.

% N 0, Trt8pNu, TO. SlNt.
Sic gauge 9er9arbeiter : Gniieb>
lung Noperabi in Sonora mitiammt
bon 5ebn bort befinbli6en Stampfs
miiblen lit bon ben 8alobrduoeu 5erz
fort iporoen. Die in ben Saos unb
8acaodizG Bergen ipiitben. Die @ru>
bennrbeiter r~etteten NIT Wiibe ibr
3eben unb muBten @esenfeuer ans
legen, Inn ibre Slubt mad Gapanea
3u iifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

% ontreaI. CANADA, t3. Sum-.
Sas ySeralo" <8ebdubc plrbe bier
blrh Seiier Seritort. gs beiBt, bas
% Yerionen bel Dem Seuer umsefoms
men. iinb. Die Idbfen IN Der 8uds
binoerei unb Die 2inotppes arbeiter fies
len ourh elm flafienoes God I'M SuBs
boDen unb tpllrben inter Der Maidhi>
merle linb galteniperf begraben. Man
%-fonnte brauben bentlih bag 8eid)rei
Def Sterbenoen b0ren. pdbreno iid
Die Slammeu auf tie 5utpdl5ten. slqe
Ritelieber bes Rebaftionsltabes ents
famen unoerleet. 9ie Spier beIhrdnz
fen iid bnilptiddlih nuf bic Ingeitella
ten Der 8ubbinberei nnb Des Sesers
fades. Ser granb mar crit alif Die
oberen Stodtperfe bcihrdntt. ariff aber
bel Dem Itarfen 8inoe ipeiter UNI
lid. Cine ihredlihe Slammenpnnn.
Die ii1 plDblih aus Dem grhaeidoS
erbob. madte es mnmGglid. in pas
9ebduhe ein8llbrineen.
gs lit feitgeitellt, Dab oas llugliid
burh ben 3uIammcnbrlth beS Sc
rites auf Dem Sahe. alf Dem lid
eein GROCER 8aiicrbebdlter. Der nebIt
Snbalt 30 Sonnen ipog, pernriaft
purpe. Sic ~Seuersbrunit brad Damn
in Den Sriihrmern aus. Ser rice
iise. aus Stnbl erbnute @ailerbez
bdlter burhidlug bas Sn6 unn
Idmmtlide Slbboben, Ines nit iih
reibeno, unb lanbete i'm grbaeIhoB.
Sab bic 3nbl Der Spfer niGt nod,
GROCER lit. lit Dem llmitanbe 8ll pers
oaufen, oab MIR Die goben i'm bintes
rem Sbeile bes 8ebdubes SuIammene
braden. Sic I'M porberen 5bcile
blieben felt. CONT pdren. pn iih
800 2eute I'M @ebGube befanben. picl
nlebr getobtet unb perlest morpen.
Seitens Der llcberlebcilpen pirr
cr5dblt, ba6 bas llnsliid beinabe obuc
Warnuns hereinbrah. Ser 9rann
bra6 I'M Stereotppir Haum aus, no
iid inter ben Wctaaidmel3fciieln
Seuer befanb. ons lid ben Srilmmcrn
mittbeilte. Mud Die @asrobren. Die
brad,en. trugen, ba5M bel. baB Die
Srilmner i'm Nu in beuen Slanmeu
itanben.
9as .SeraIo"s 8ebGaoe bate eincn
gScrtb bon S15O,OUO, ipdbfenp Der
8ertb Der ginriGtung auf 100000
pernnihlagt miro. gtpa Die Sdlftc
Der Sesnlnihineu ippie Die bcioen
Yre'Icn linb I'M porberen Sbcile beS
Grbscihoiies miseitcllt uub iinp onz
ideincnb nidlt iebr beihdbiot. Ser
anbcre S5eil Der Sebulaid)iueu lit
ieooh gdnSlih 5eritprt.
Ser .Serolb" lit cine BON llngliid
p~erfplgte Scitlne. heun pieS lit I'M
nerbalb 32 Sobrn bas icd)ltc Wal.
haB lein Sotol ourd Seucr 5critort
ipurbe.
-*+-S~
Serlin. ~. Ntni. Muf Der
Sungieruhcibe bel Berlin lit elm glis
in cine Shnnr Nusiliiglcr gcinbrcn
nnb bot icdls Eerioueu criAlnacn unb
gcaen bnnbert pcrlett; in SreSlau iinb
aeitern iicben. in S6lciien nftScbn
YerIoncn III brci Sa9en BON 8lie ges
tpbtet porbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Das ueramsiiebtlictee wettet
Scr mcebe.

B abinston. 9. g.. 10. sunni.
Saut elmer &orausiage bes Buns
bespetteramtes miro Die Semperotur
I'M 2anbe pdbrenb Der lanfenoeu
8ode ii6er Dem Surhibuitt iein,
bod Idat tic etmns segen Cube Der
8ode. SIN Siten nnb Siiben tutra
bic abnormale Semperatnr nidt 70
nuSgcprist fem, mic I'M Weiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
81 c N gprf, 49, Suni.

Charles g. &amilton. elm Mpiatis
fer, Der etpa lett Sabresfriit crit in
biciem Seruie tbdtig lit. bat es mntcr.
npnlnten. inter Den Gnipi5ien, 5tpcier
3eitnngen. Der .Mep Wprf 5imes"
unb bes ySbilnbelpbia Ynblic 2ebaer~.
einen Ieroplan : Slug bon Netp Yori
nah Ybilabelpbia nno 5uriid an ilnters
nebmen. 9ie Sabrt pMrbe bet
iocalem 8etter bin unb 3iriid il
msniser ais flint SmnSen 5arids
gele9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

= Die ginbolun9 Beg aui Dem
!SapagsS ampfer ~aaiierin Musulte
8ictoria" bcimgefebrten CIR Yrdiibenz
ten Sbeoppre 3%ooiepelt am is. SUM
unb feline SegriiBung, Die Marine
uub Die 2annparabe giua programme
mdBig bon itatten. Sunberttauieubc
beariiBen ben Scimgetcbrten in ben
StraBen Der Stabt unb aif Dem @egc
mad ieiner @obnung. Spiter 8ap.
Gong Sslanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
(Spe5ien fir bieie 3eihns.)
Der Gnsyklika : 5treit.

Die SorrpmiuS : GnsDflifa. - ttn=
perid)amtbeit Der premRiiden 9e-
gieruns. - Stclluns bes Gen-
trnms. - 9entihe nnb 9entih.
Mmerifanifhe 4reTe iiber ben
Surfatl. Gin sefdbrlides
Wpment.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
AeeIepelt ais SetiHskeiser.
,&ailerin Muguite gictpria", brabtlo,

iibcr 2onbon, Is. Suni.
Seute beliihte H~poiepclt Die Sei5er
IN ben aciielrdumeu oes S6ifies unc
unterbielt lid init Den Sei5ern lGn9ere
3eit. Is elmer ~berielbeu feline
Shanfel b%eiieite iteute, nabm tic Der
gr@ Yrdiibent mnb mari einige Sfaus
felu aoblen in Die @lutb. lpie Elm
ggperte. Gin toicnber Seifaa iolgte
nun bon Seiten Der Sei5cr. Die MN
ben zErdiibenten ais einen Der
ibrigen betrahteten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
So. 2O3O.


opd,maiIer IN fat alien sbeileu
Gnropa's. - Geibi alein : giicu
betrpffen. = Giiormcr sahfd5aben.
Sipiirnns Sbcrammcrsau's. =
gesen 1000 8eripnen im itngarn
iinscfpmnen. - 81 9eifcn it Der
Gtrel %gebprgen. = Snnbertc TIT Der
siirfei, 35 VeriOnen III Serbicn
ertrunfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

baben Die tiefer 9elegenen Strabef
llberldtpemmt. Iuh Die iibrigen an
Den nfern oes Gees gelegenen Srte
nteloen Sodtpaier. gin peridieoenen
Stelen lino Die Observation-Disclosures
inter Walier geiest ober unteripiIt
fpproeu.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
HOW CALUMET CHURCHES
WILL OBSERVE SABBATH

Col. stephen Marshall of Minnea-
polls. I'm charge of the northern prov
ince OF the salvation army, arrived in
Calumet today to visit the local corps.
lie will conduct the meetings this
evening and tomorrow. A holiness
meeting will be held at the army bar.
racks tomorrow morning and praise
and testimonial meeting will be held
I'm the afternoon. The usuel even
ing Salvation meeting will he neld.
Young peoples meetings will be con
Quoted at 1.45 and 5:45 o'clock. by
Major Boyd. young peoples secretary
who accompanied Col. Marshall. to
Calumet
District Superintendent. Rev. James
Pascoe of Hancock, will preach the
morning sermon at the Osceola NJ. f..
church and Rev. collycott will conduct
the evening service. The first quar-
terly conference will be held at THIS
church this evening.
"a Study i'm Psalm No. 81" has
been announced by Rev. w. M. Ward
as the subject of his morning sermon
at the Laurium M. r. church. Rev.
Ward will preach in the evening ON.
Seeking Christ
Rev. D. ID. Stalker, pastor of the
Calumet Presbyterian church VIII
preach tomorrow morning on the
1heme, 1.-The Spirit of Thanksgiving
and i'm the evening on, "a Delightsome
Land" The choir will render special
Thanksgiving music throughout the
day
Services at the Kearsarge M. T..
church will be I'm charge of the pastor,
Rev. stephen Polllinghorne, who will
preach i'm the morning on "Paurs Per-
suasion," and in the evening, THE
Great Alternative"
Diversity Of Gifts" is the theme Sc
lected by Rev. c. j. Adams for his
morning discourse at the Calumet NJ.
T.. church and for the evening, "The
Test of Conviction"
The subject of Rev. ]. c. McCune's
morning sermon at the Tamarack NJ.
Il. church will be, THE Finished
Product and for the evening, "The
Want of a Soul"
The usual services will be conducted
ut the Christ Church, Episcopal to-
morrow morning and evening.
Rev James Oatey will preach at the
Anouez NJ. f. church tomorrow morn
ing on the theme, "Diligent Working"
In the evening at $50 o'clock, the
congregation of the Ahmeek Nj. Il.
church will unite with the Congrega-
ton of the Allouez church, and District
Superintendent, Rev. James Pascoe
of Hancock will deliver sermon, al
ter which the first quarterly confer
ence will be held.
'"1he Unity of the Spirit" is the
theme chosen by Rev. George ID. Har-
ger for his morning sermon at the
Calumet Baptist church and the usual
services will be held i'm the evening.
AT the Calumet Congregational
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
COMPILE RULES
FOR new LEAGUE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE
HOLDS MEETlNG-oTHER
Y. M. C. A. NEWS.

The executive committee Of the Y.
NJ. c. y. Commercial Bowling league
held meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. last
evening and discussed rules for the
coming season. Those adopted will
be practically the same az those which
govern the matches of the American
Bowling Congress. Hans Hagen has
been appointed official scorer and ref
cree of the league and will officiate at
all of the matches played. This should
result i'm avoiding any misunderstanding
ing between the teams. Arthur Tofte
was SELECTED as president of the
league and Mart Christensen as sec
rotary and treasurer. Games will DE
played according to the schedule al
ready adopted and in force.
1t is likely that a meeting will be
called soon for the organization of a
city bowling league. The league Will
probably he composed of the Y. M. c
A. team, Calumet Elks. Y. M. c. g. and
Calumet Social club teams and Ii Is
believed 1t will result in more inter
est in the sport.
This afternoon a regular matched
game win be played between the c. &
III. Warehouse team and the Tamarack
mine office aggregation. Both teams
are reported to be strong and the re-
suit is very much in doubt. The Tam
arack clerks and Bankers will meet
on Monday evening i'm a regular
scheduled game.
Start Wrestling Class.
meeting will be held this evening
i'm the Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium of those
interested in wrestling and steps will
be taken to form class. Peter Berg
of Osceola will act as instructor. and
the sport will be kept on a strictly
amateur basis. A preliminary meet
ing was held last Saturday evening
ana the matter was considered in
formally, but much larger attend
ance is expected this evening and ii is
likely that active work will be com
menced. g.
-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
GIVEN THIRTY
DAY SENTENCE
MAN PULLED FROM CALUMET
DAM ON CHARGE OF DRUNK
ENNEss-oTHER JUSTICE
COURT NOTES.

Oscar Katajanoki. who fell into the
Calumet dam on Thursday afternoon
and whose life was saved by a passer-
10y. who pulled him from the hey wa
tiers, appeared before Justice David
Arnit last evening on the charge of
drunkenness. the complaint having
been made by Marshal Joseph Trudell.
Kataiano.d entered a plea OF guilty
and was sentenced 10 the county Jail
for thirty days upon his being unable
TO pay fine OF five dollars ana costs
amounting 20 5000 i'm all.
Martin Moran and Joseph Widmar
appeared before Justice David Armit
To answer a charge of destroying prop
erty. the complaint having been made
by officer Alex McRae. II was as
serted that the men destroyed picket
fence around the residence Of W. A.
entered pleas of guilty and paid fines
and costs, I'm addition To the damage,
the total amounting to $3.50 for each.
John lucknow was arrested by Of
deer Cameron of the G. & III. force on
a charge OF breaking plate glass in the
IIecla dry. He appeared before Jus
tice Armit today and upon pleading
guilty was fined 81 and costs, which
he paid.
Marie Allen, formerly a singer at
the Grand Theater. was awarded a
judgment for 500. on civil suit in
Justice Armit's court yesterday after
noon, against David Rice proprietor of
the Grand. Miss Allen alleged the
breaking Of a contract Attorney VIII
Mccormick appeared for the plaintiff
and w I GaIbrofth for the defendant
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

church, the regular services will be
held i'm the morning and in the even
ing, Rev. L. X. Long, the pastor, will
read a ntw story by Eleanor II. Porter,
entitled, "The training of Missionary
Mary" This story won a prize In
with over 700 other stories
and is said to DE intensely interesting
as we'll as deeply religious.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

The old. old story, told times with
out number. and repeated over and
over again for the last SO years. but
1t is always welcome story to those
In search of health-There is nothing
in the world that cures coughs and
colds as quickly as hamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Sold by Eagle Drug
Store, Calumet. Laurium Pharmacy,
Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
PURCHASE CHECKS OR DUE

If you have one issued by any mu-
sic house take 1t TO Grinnell Bros.
Hancock or Calumet and receive
$1,000 extra on new piano.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

Get your order in early for doll wigs
for the little girls Christmas gift We
both make and sell them. Miss II. VI.
Baker, 105 5th st. go
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26

We make up your hair combings IN
Switches, Puffs, finges and Dan
Wigs. Miss r. NJ. Baker. Halrdresser
los 9Th st. %
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-26
PURCHASE CHECKS OR DUE

If you have one issued by any mu-
sic house take it to Grinnell Bros
Hancock or Calumet and receive
$1,000 extra on new piano.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10

OF April ~ and am glad 10 know that
the New England Arbitration and Peace
congress Is TO hold an important meeting
from May to IL
IL have on more than one occasion cN-
pressed myself as being In favor OF in
tration 10 secure II. and ] also dwet up
on the subject In my inaugural address
That does not mean, however that l am
in favor OF a country giving up that
which we now use for the purpose OF Sc
curing peace, to wit. our army and out
of armament is working toward peace.
II earnestly hope that your meeting
Will be productive OF much good In the
promotion OF permanent peace, and
wish you every success In your efforts in
this direction.
Sincerely yours,
"WLLIAM II. TAFT"
Should a permanent tribunal OF arbi-
trntion be organized and be permanently
In session at The Hague, great step
would be taken for the settlement of In
ternational differences. read n portion OF
Secrelarys Krox's letter of regret.
William j. Bryan sent a letter cN-
pressing regret at being unable TO attend
In addition Mr.. Bryan said;
Il hope that your meeting VIII indorse
a proposition which ! introduced Mt the
London conference four years ago. and
which was afterwards indorsed by the
New York peace conference. IL Is n dec
laration that all questions in dispute be-
tween nations should he submitted TO an
impartial international tribunal for inves-
tlgation and report before any declar-
alton of war commencement Of hos
ttlities This leaves the party TO act in
depcndently after the report, but IL we
can secure time for investigation and re-
port on the facts, a peaceful settlement
of the difficulty is almost certain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
SAN FRANCISCO IN
DEADLY EARNEST
Governor GiIlett Says $4,000,
900 Will Be Raised for
Panama Canal Fair.

NEW YORK. May 9.-.San Francisco
will raise SIC. 900. 900 10 gain the Panama
canal fair" Governor James NJ Gilett
OF the Golden state declared today In
eXpatiatlng on the advantages OF his
state for the Panama -Paclhc lnterna-
tional exposition of 1915 TO celebrate the
opening of the great warer way, The
s., 000, 900 San Francisco subscribed the
other day was but half OF what the city
would do II were given the chance, he
declared
Governor Gillett Is here with Mayor
Mccarthy of San Francisco and a delega-
ton OF representative Californians In
behalf OF the states and particularly OF
San Francisco who desire to held the eX-
position.
What are you going to do about the
Jeffries- Johnson hght?' the governor was
asked.
ut isn't up TO me to do anything" he
answered There Is law In California
prohibiting prize hghtlng, but ii con-
tains a clause permitting athletic clubs
10 hold boxing matches. with the consent {
OF the proper county authorities, proyid-
Ing that the number of rounds is limited
and that the contestants are examined by
a physician before hand.
"This Is what they say they are going
to have and no one knows anything to
the contrary"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
SAYS SUB TREASURY
NEEDS INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Declarlng
that sorry conditions exist in the United
States sub-treasuTy and customs offices
In st Louis and that a congressional in
vestigation should be had, Representa-
tive Cullop, Democrat. today FLED MI
norty report from the house committee
on expenditures In the treasury depart
ment
A majority Of the committee reported
against an investigation proposed i'll a
resolution by Representative Shackletord.
Democrat. Mr.. Cullop's report reviews
the evidence In the cases of the S6l,5e0
defalcation in the st. Louis suo-treasury
and Of the $4,000 shortage in the customs
office there.
Neither congress nor the public" IL
reads. "has ever been fully informed as
TO the facts and circumstances surround
Ing either OF these shortages, Surely the
house ought not 10 be asked to pass a
credit OF S6l 500 10 Mr., Akln's Qormer
sub treasurer at st. Louis) without the
facts being known, nor until 1t shall
appear not only that Mr.. Atkins did not
himself embezzle the money, but also
that he gave his time and personal at
teution TO safeguarding the vast fund
under his control
\ bill is pending for the relief OF Mr.
Aiklns's shortage,