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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
SOME fine ATTRACTIONS ARE
BOOKED FOR LOCAL THFAIER
Mrs. Leslie Carter, Grace Van
Studdiford, Blanche Walsh
and Others.
APRIL AND MAY OFFERINGS

Local theatergoers win be pleased to
learn that Mrs. Leslie Carter the not
ed emotional actress. will come 10 Cal
umet on Wednesday evening. April S.
Mrs. Carter is coming here direct from
Duluth. She will also be seen at the
Kerredge theater, Hancock.
Mrs. Carter visited Calumet several
seasons ago. and her work at that
time left a lasting impression. Like
Blanche Walsh and other notables.
Mrs. Carter has reputation that will
be the signal for one of the biggest
houses of the local theatrical season
when she appears here.
Another big attraction that will be
seen in the local playhouse, six days
later. April - is Grace Van Studdiford
in "'The Golden Butterfly" The pro-
duction Of "The Golden Butterfly" has
marked a distinct new era i'm the light
opera field. The scenes of the play
are laid in and around the romantic
city Of Buda Pesth. Hungary. The mu-
sic has a fascinating Hungarian tinge: !
there is dreamy love waltz entitled
Don't Forget Me-" which is the mo- /
tif; another beautiful number is "The /
Butterfly and the Glover" During .
this number hundreds Of butterflies are
seen to fly from field of clover Miss
Van Studdiford is a recognized artistic
and a true exponent Of the art of sing
ing. There viii be an ensemble of sew
enty-five people. and a special orches-
ira under the able direction Of Anton
HeindL The same gorgeous produc-
ton used in all the big cities will be
seen here. The engagement promises
10 be one of the most remarkable Of {
the present theatrical seoson. polly II
Of the Circus" another high-class mu-
steal attraction, is coming to Calumet {
on April 16. {
Al. II. Wilson, the golden voiced
tenor, viii be here on April IS. in
Metz in Ireland" Mr. Wilson has al
ways been a very popular attraction in
the local theater, and his coming visit {
viii prove no exception to the rule. {
The drama, "The Third Degree" will 9
be seen here on April 2S, and the ever :
popular Blanche Walsh is coming to I
Calumet on May IS. Miss Walsh IS G
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
MUCH SPECULATION OVER
LAURIUM APPOINTMENTS


The Laurium council will meet in a
special session as provided by the
statutes this evening TO ratify the re-
cent election. Although it has fire.
quently been asserted that the result
OF the, election would be contested by
the defeated candidats no application
for a recount has so far been made.
If such. action Is takpn, however, it
will be at the meeting this even
ing. ii ~
With the passing of the election, in
terest now centers in the disposition
of the appointive offices, the most
important OF which are the secretary
of the water board, marshal and street
commissioner, 1t seems likely that
Martin Prisk will be re-appointed Sec
cretary of the water board, he having
given satisfaction in this position last
year. Marshal James Wills will I'M
doubtedly be a candidate for reap
pointment as will Street Commissioner
John Hunt. Both men have proved
very efficient officials during the past
year, and both will probably be SER
iously considered. However, it is
likely that other candidates will appear
for both Offices The appointments
will be made at a special meeting to
be held on the second Monday in
April.
At the regular April meeting, the
present council will act upon the bills
and dispose of the business for the
month of March, after which the af-
fairs of the village will be turned over
to the new council. This meeting will
be the last OF the old council.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
Flying
Machines
AT Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

The world wide interest centered in
the recent Los Angeles aviation meet
should assure the popularity Of our
picture, depicting the most important
features of the weeks events. This
meet was important i'm the fact that
a number of the most prominent of
the worlds avlators took part, and that
a number of former records for speed
attained altitude reached and distance
covered, were broken.
The spectacular and sensational per-
formances of NJ. Paulham, the French
man, have been sufficiently described
i'm daily press and any further descrp-
ton would be superfuous. Paulham
ascended, in one flight 100000 feet, a
feat which previously had been
thought impossible for the heavier
than-air machines. He also broke the
distance record when he flew As miles
in 1 hour and % seconds.
Our picture shows closeup views Of
Paulham, Curtiss, Knabenshue, Beach
ey, Hamilton and other Of the aviators
i'm their machines and in eight. The
machines are shown in starting in
speeding and in landing.
Trying for the quick start record is
another feature Of our picture.
The speed record was retained by
Glenn Curtiss, driving a Farnam BIZ
plane, when he won over Paulham In
the 1.61 miles race in 22:13 S-5.
The dirigibles of Knabenshue and
Beachey are shown in starting, racing
and landing.
Lieutenant Beck is shown riding
with Paulham, when the former as
cended with the aviator to test the
practicability of bomb throwing from
an aeroplane in war times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17

always assured large house among
local theatergoers. Her work Is above
reproach. She starred last season in
THE Test"
Among the stock companies COM
ing are Mock Sad All, the Carl w.
Cook. the Morgan and others. The
Cook Stock company will open
weeks engagement beginning next
Monday. The Yankee Doodle stock
company is occupying the boards at
the local playhouse this week. playing
TO good sized houses. other attractions
are to be booked between now and the
close of the theatrical season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
"WEARING o. THE GREEN"

st. Patrick's Day is being observed
according to the usual manner i'm
Laurium today. The green" is very
much in evidence upon the streets,
and green carnations are very popu-
lar with the local sons of Erin. Spe-
cial services were observed at the
Sacred Heart church this morning.
This afternoon, large delegation of
Iaurium Hibernians left on the Cop
Fer Range train for Lake Linden where
they will join the members of other
divisions of the Hibernian order i'm
celebrating the day. The Calumet and
Laurium delegation was accompanied
by the c and II. band.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA.

Does it not seem strange that so
many people suffer year in and year
out with eczema?
a 25-cent bottle Of a simple wash
stops the itch and will surely con-
vince any patient.
This wash is composed of mild and
soothing oil Of wintergroen mixed with
thymol and glycerine, etc, and known
as-n. ID. ID. Prescription. We do not
know how long the ID. d. d. Labora-
tories viii continue the 25c offer, DIS
the remedy is regularly sold only IN
800 bottles and has never before
been put on the market on any spe-
Cial offers.
If you want relief tonight try a bot
tie at 25c on our personal recommen-
dation.
Eagle Drug Store Fifth ST., Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
LAURIUM BREVlTlES.

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mat
son Of Laurium, n girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Geen of Tam
arack street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of son at their home.
w l.. Wright, the insurance adjuster
of Marquette, is a business visitor in
Laurium.
Capt. Samuel Chynoweth of Elm
River, is the guest of Calumet and
Iaurium friends.
meeting of the members of the
IIo- On-Kee rod and gun club will be
held tomorrow evening to consider
important matters.
Recent births in Laurium are: A son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Luches of Tam
arack street; son to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Chapman, and a daughter to
Mrs. John Hoatson of Pewablc street.
number of members of the SEN
Tor class of the Sacred Heart high
school will sing at the Easter mass
at the Mohawk Catholic church.
Seventeen births and one death have
been reported so far during the month
Of March in Laurium. The birth rec
ord is very heavy for so early in the
month.
Miss Helja Dahl, has returned to
Greenland to resume her duties with
her music class, after spending about
two weeks as the guest of Laurium
friends and relatives.
M. E. O'Brien of Laurium, is a
business visitor in Duluth. W,
The choir of the Laurium M. f.
church is preparing a special program
of Easter music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
KEARsARGE CRICKET CLUB.

A meeting of the Kearsarge Cricket
club will be held probably Saturday
evening. for the purpose of making
arrangements for the coming summer.
The club has very bright prospects
for a successful season. Practically all
of last years team is available. and
there are also a number of recruits
who viii try out for positions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
TO GET AN AUTO TRUCK

The Calumet Brewery company has
placed an order for a power or automo-
bile truck to be used for delivery pur-
poses in Calumet this summer. With
the exception of the c. e. II. Mining
company the firm win be the first to
Introduce this class of conveyance To-
cally.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH.

The members of the Centennial NJ.
+. church are preparing to observe the
third anniversary OF the opening of
the church. The exercises will take
place next Sunday, March 20. Rev.
Isaac Wilcox has charge of the spe-
cial program. which will embrace spe-
cial services throughout the day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
MUSIC INSTRUCTION.
CONRAD sAGEM,LLER.

Teacher of violin, mandolin, piano,
cornet and all wind valve Instruments
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Orchestra music furnished for
all occasions. S4S Conglomerate St,
Centennial Mine. Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17

Japan recently completed and placed
in commission the fastest passenger
steamship i'm the Pacific. Oil fuel and
turbine engines give 1t a speed of 60
knots.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
MAY GO TO HARVARD.
Report Says U. of M. Faculty May
Lose Corporation Law" Expert.

Lose Corporation Law" Expert.
Ann Arbor. Mich, March lit is
being freely talked here that Prof II.
L. Wilgus. one Of the big men i'm the
university law department, is going To
tender his resignation to accept po-
sition at Harvard. Prof. Wilgus re-
fuses To discuss the subject. but does
not deny the report.
The Michigan man is the author Of
a well-known treatise on corporations
known as "Wilgus Corporations" 1t
was reported a year ago that he had
been offered a high salaried position
with the Standard oil Co. to act as
their consulting attorney.
News want ads bring results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
LAURIUM DOKAYS CONDUCT
BIG CEREMONIAL SESSION
Class Of Twenty-Five Candidates
Initiated Into Mysteries
of Order.
ACTIVITY AMONG PYTHIANS

The second ceremonial session OF
OF Korayb temple Dramatic Order OF
the Knights Of Khorassan held in the
Laurium town hall last evening. was
a very successful event. A class of
about twenty-five candidates We're in
itiated into the mysteries of the order,
and according To some of the old men,
bers of the temple. the tyros were all
worthy OF becoming votaries. The oe-
gree team of the temple showed con-
siderable improvement since the first
night, when the temple was instituted
and several new stunts were introduce
ed for the benefit of incoming class.
At the conclusion of the degree work,
q big banquet was served at the First
National bank hall for the new and old
as wen as the visiting members and
short talks were given by some of the
prominent Pythian workers.
Deputy Sharpe Coming.
on Monday evening, the members
of Laurium lodge No. 2O2. will en-
terrain Vice Grand Chancellor Sharpe
of the upper peninsula district, who
viii inspect the degree team and in
struct the members. The members of
Charity lodge. No. III of Calumet will
meet Jointly with the Laurium MEM
bers and the Charity lodge third rank
degree team will work. The Laurium
amplified first degree team will ex-
amplify the work for the Deputy Chan
,ellor.
New Members Coming In.
Many new members are being added |
% the rolls OF Laurium lodge. and the /
legree teams have a fine opportunity |
% practice for the coming convention |
It Manistique. 1t is thought that the |
4aurium team will make a much bet
er showing in the third rank this
'ear than before. and as the Laurium
odge is the first in the upper penin-
ula to start work on the dramatic
irst degree, an equally satisfactory
moving will be made i'm this con-
est.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
LAuRIUM BASEBALL TEAM.
Strong Aggregation is Practically As
sured for LEAGUE.

Laurium business men are taking
much interest in the organization of
a baseball team to represent that town
in the projected copper country league.
During the past few days, a committee
has been waiting upon the business
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17

tire waterfront of New York City
would travel a journey of 341 miles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
housework. Apply Mrs. Jas. T. Fish
er, Woodland avenue. X
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
WAN T ED.

WANTED TO RENT-Nicely furnish
ed room with or without board in
Red Jacket in private family. BY re-
sponsible young man, at once. "B., ;"
care Calumet News. 100
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
ROYAL
Afternoons $3.50. Evenings 200.

For our change of program today
we have secured a beautiful moving
picture of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-17
WANTED-MALE HELP.

Blacksmith. Apply Calu-
met Carriage works, Laurium.
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divisions % the work and tn any sor, %
Information
One q the improvements on the is'hnta
that impressed the Me,spans passengers
j. Uncle SANS hotel al Ancon. PanAxnA
CIV Uncle sam doesn't 20 into tn
hotel business very ~st-nsively. hut when
he takes charge ~ an inn he does 10 well.
I n. Hotel Tivoli at Panama il run by the
subsistence depart ment and ~ one ~ the
finest hotels to m. found anywhere in the
world. according To senator 1readway
and his friends.
From Colon the M~tapan went to santa
Marta. Colombia. The American tour
lists wanted To SEQ what q big banana
plantation looked like. 80 the United Fruit
Company hooked n special car onto a regu-
lar tram and carried "A party OF the pas
sengers inland io visit u plantation. One
OF the things III. tourists learned was
that you cant make fortune out OF
bananas by buying n dollars worth OF
stock and waiting for nature to do the
resi- Senator Treadway said that South
Americans laugh AZ folks from the United
states who go down there. buy a banana
plantation and expect tn become Million
aires over night. AS elsewhere in agri-
culture. success comes by hard work and
patience.
senator Tr-adway ~aid he wsa anxious
In get back hon. tn axe "a hand in the hgnt
AZ tn who shall succeed the Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge IN the United States senate.
senator Trradway il strongly OF the
opinion that 'he best man TO succeed
Lodge Is Lodge
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COLOWBIt CtISES ARREST.
Colombian Who Came Here Win Contra
barsi t.nsrrahis a Prisoner in Eng land.


LoNpo>. p.,' n The man arrested
n FiShguard la.t night on ~" arrival al
IN" steamer Maur-'ania IL not charg-C
with theft on board tn. vessel he wa
taken into custody on an .XtraditIon
warrant charging him with stealing
Ids IN Colombia.
h. ia a Spaniard named Dario del
Castillo lie il charged with stealing
and receiving rm.rslds valued AT i.Uo
lie will h. arraigned IN the Bow Street
ENtradition Court to-day.
when Dario del Castillo arrived in New
York an the PrinZ Angus, Wilhelm on
December ~ "A numner OF em-ralds which
h. had were seized on the double ground
that they w.r" dutiable and that the
Colombian Government claimed owner
ship 81 them Castillo. who said h. was
a merchant Of Bogota. denied the claim.
The stones were turned over To Collector
Loeb II il not known whether or not
they w.r. restored To Castillo when h..
sailed on the Mauretania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
The Gather.

prc q, Tho storm ar, rNurUgri lr rough
frpT lake superior through 'r~ Nt>~,Sippi
Vale, - IN" QUIT Wltn rrr'rc~ nN 81 IaLr ~Hn"r'nr
snd Louisiana amt generally cuUiy "",'h"r in
III r~.lur, e1.' ~ the IIs~.-~lppi Valley rn' >noV
IN the upper As" r-ginu AMI rain In m" InNrr
Nt,,.s.lppi AMI 'hir and Tennessee valleys.
Their wrrr heavy rain. r"r"rtri From Memphis.
~rr-t ruurt and GAIr c~'"D
Inc storm area cnIs"l considerably warmer
weather FROM T"ta~ uurthrasiwN~i n 'hr lnV"r
l7n. rrs"n u b., followed by m ares ~ high
rr.--iIr, Nai"h l. cNu,ns I"'Trr temperature
a. r"riIs fair we i;hrr west 81 me Mississippi
len the ,lratian Northwest temperature wrrr
general, below I-rr,. AMI HiSmaTrk. y - T"
lurtci q temperature ~ degree brl1w zero
leo mi. civ N" day wa clouds snd the In
r.rnr- y the ~'nru ws> frlt In ~" form - =
H-nr rain vHicT began about ~ wlni
Ilvh' -u.'Hpr-' >n.fting 20 ~puit ana ,1u'h"aS'
a.,..g, humility. - PR cent hnfpr~'~r. cor
rc.'.! q, rrti 10 -"i level. at ; \ " - - At
IPN IiIr
Inc 'rup'ri'ur~ 'c~'-riay. ~ r-cor'!ri b. the
orl,..i thermometer. ., fh0"n In the annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24

IN. wearing a traffic cops uniform from
IN" waist up and "a hobby horS. from the
waist down, tn" detected member RAISED
hl~ head YEARLY from his hands and
g'imps'i tn" appariiinn AT the h.ad of
IN" on"o'ning procession Her" was a
ChanC" To get even with something
>, Ana so the -ad broker approached
lhi"k = h"rS. Deliberately IA. SORROW To-
iui on" approached certain part of
mlck h"r-y attachment. carefully
raised IN" red blanket which drapsd the
part of the stuffed horse upon which IN =,
broker had designs. kick-d il i"rUely and
,h"n replaced tn. blanket over m. welt
IN the felt stuifing which his kick had
raised Tn. broker went away then and
he seemed To- b. happi.r
lwic" tn" little hand paradad around
IN" hoor. taking their lives in their hands
AT every oom -pah. After the second
-id" oi III" "NchanE. and attempted To
ElN" haZoo soil hut didn't get away with
Them. Then Eddi. Van AMI w"rp dressed
a. santa claus gave out presents
imring IN" presentation of tn" gifts
h" hand tried nohly To- encourages tn
those old hut ever new line in Farewell.
which run
canno, hear ." hull thee.
bnr parting swat give tn~c &C.
Tn" significance Of IN" presents dolls
and things which Santa Edii. gave To
N" hr"ksrs was held NOR" or less sacred
B1i " WA. noticed that a group Of brokers
zach got teddy bear Tn" group was
mad" up Of young men who during thar
awful 90 year waited for IN" Colonel To
max" tn" speech and therefor. promptly
-"tt short and who this year cleaned up
som" NOR" 10y doing the sam. thing lust
a. IN" colonel stepped OF tn. plat form ~
D--awafDmIa
To - very important member, Eugene
Meyer. Jr. they sang "a hlt that began:
hrrNmt ihn, | dWcIt ir marble halls
Fgt awukc.
H"g"man Fo-tar got n bra- steak
alter Taylor. who H. associated with
Edwin Hawl"y and whom MIR Hawl.y
takes along whenever ~" calls "A taxiCab
I" go "rt and huy pair 81 railroads ar
-. was presented by Santa with am aN-
c"ll"nt train ~ TIN ears charley Knob
l.'l"h himself got "a teddy bear and 81 did
Bot Wr"nn. tn" Harvard athletic per
-"nag". and jim W"rd"n. To mention
som"
TN. floor permitted tn" band rn e-cap.
after that and go "a upper floors Ia un-
decorate" Then. with III" rIgh, resting
on the junction Of William stree, and
South william street. brokers marched
onward through m" cocktail caiacomh-
~" Tput" which permits on. To work
n"rfhwst"d Ivy underground Passages
with ha~ after bar hGh'lng 'h. way
without coming M for air more than rhra..
times between tn" starting point and the
back Room NJ N" Realty BuIlding. which
- N" getting IN plar" for commuters
bound fnr .I.f-"v
Du. must com" Ip for AR where 20 got
trans pnrtaii"u Pm IN" others who 10
not lIS" m Jersey we'll. rh"v sink for IN"
fhIrd tln" Bur non. If thus. 81 courss
refers - any nn" rn"n' ionad IN the pro-
"""diuE- ~ Yesterday WiIhAut aNC.p-
rinn every On" mentioned IN this account
Of IN" days happenings went right
straight HON" m" minnie they had taken
IN their band uniforms
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WAHERSPOUT SCARES WHALE
HETiPtN'S PASSENGERS HtIE
4 DEEP SEA SHOU.
spout Game ~ OU Haitrras anal I.Irrhe,i
the ship \ Isit-Then the Whale Rose
To the surface. fupprsi Its Tail and
llt Out for the Coast of Europe.

+
IN" passengers OF the 'hI"d frm'
'oinpanys steamship M"taPah' hacE
C'"rnay from TN" 'arihc"an' h"n
''" :" peru on 'he hiSh seas "hlch theS
'e'"'eu WIN great spirit 10 the snip News
'"en IN" fr"~'dent OF IN" Sta'" H"haI'
'"a@~achuse''s' 'h" non Hh"h
''Nay' was spokesman TOT 'he pas
-, anu 'h" s,"ry "a@ c"ni,r'n''i ny
| ""'a'h u ii"uefheh IN "ii ue'ahs
"''u"hS IN" prohahi" he'gh' ana iensth
W w" '''i"' HSur"S' whale anu i
"h'i" IN" Me'apsh
y" h"''"raS IN" h"at s""'n"u
an" 'ak" great iist to
~ H ,"h"oiSiv IN" pa~S"n =
|h a '"'hS'hS IN rugs on IN"
y, '' VI Wv S''i, e'"t'e" up eAcite'iiy.
'N~ nv ''"'' '"ah h@it mn" away
,sf"". I"'"' upr"ar itS"it u" "A height
OF perhaps io feet and appear To- move
with great rapidlty in "A south-as,prly
direction. Some of the, pass.n gers ware
.,r. thu, ,b. .n,,,, h..,I, -, -.
-. -, WV
SNIP All" '"ey aunh'''h tna' 'h"y were
pretty nervous Tor half minut" or so.
The giant hour glass had barely whirIcd
by when a frightened whale "A, l,,s,
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CONSTtBLE ROBBED
On Court HouS~ Corrtsisr while TaikinG
with Police chief.

PATTERSON. y. J. Dec II -Consf able
Thomas ,Iowa,t If th. Sn.riif's ONCE
while talking to-day with chief OF Polsce
William CouGhlin of luackanoncix
township in "A corridor leading to tho
Court Of Special Sessions. was robbed
Of christmas presents consist ing OF gloves
and handkrrchi.fs When he placed his
hand on his watc h pocket the timepiecs
was not there. hui 1t was found hanging
from h. chain.
when the theft was committed Judge
Scott sentencing thief to State
prison and prisoners were passing in and
out Of The court house in charge Of con-
- abl.s under the direction OF Jowest
som. of the prisoners and their friends
were searched but no trace OF he missing
presents was found
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Detective. \rrri Two Wen for stealing
From ENprr,> Na,On

Headquarters detectives v.'-'"r,ily ar
r",t"d ~" men IN "A charG" 4 stealing
hu1'i'"~ from AN "Npr''>- wagon STANDING
ON West Eleventh street u"rN,."n Broad
WAY and University plac" The prisoners
said they ~"r" Thomas Hagc-rIy IT IA
West Eleventh street and Paul NcI 'hsk y
of az ITP"nwich street -Four d"taC-
tivc- ~av they ~aW NC' 'luSk pi,i> a bundle
~ a wagon and pass IL On - a second
man whom IN" prliC" did not catch
who tossed u 20 fagG"rly The d.'.C-
tIv"S said IN" ra"kag" contained fIrS
worth several hundred dollars Both
prisoners v.r" h"ld for triaI
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sTOP DEPREDtTI0vS ~ Div.,O.
Gen. p~rss,sB& ~sys Raisis sn Manoi,ss
" on stop TIN They Arc brought To Order.

MANILA. Dec. % The military au-
thoriiies ar" using every effort 70 SuhdI.
IN" r"b"llIou- Manobos in tn. Davan
district. province ~ Mindnnan. and to
pat an end To- their Expectations Brig
Gen Per-hIng. IN. comma nd.r ~ tn"
forces IN MIndnnno and acting chief NJ
the army ~ IN" Philippines. said to-day
that IN" punitive expedition now op"rar-
ingagaiu-t IT." N"nobD- will not and until
III. lives and property ~ American lInt"Ts
and peaceful natives IN the Davap dis
Ilct are absolutely -if". So far very
few ~ IN" rayages have been killed
but II IL imperative that . lesson should
be- taught them. The commander added
that it vas not the intention to Use
unnecessary severity.