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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19
HALF-NIGHT OF PRAYER
AT THE SALVATION ARMY;
OTHER CHURCH SERVICES

Arrangements have been made for
half might prayer service at the Sal
walton Army of Calumet this evening
The service will commence at 1893
O'Clock and will continue until afte
midnight. Memorial services will b.
conducted at the barracks ON Sunda,
evening for Joseph Teddy.
The usual services will be conducted
I'm the churches of Calumet on sun
day. Many of the local pastors viii
exchange pulpits in the evening.
At the Laurium NJ. Il. church, Rev
w. NJ. Ward will preach special ser
mon for the children in the morning
on. can object Lesson i'm Faith" and
i'm the evening he will discuss, RE
llgious Life as a Business PROPOSE
ton"
II. c. Tonkin of Boston will occupy
the pulpit at the Osccola NJ. Il. church
i'm the morning and in the evening
Rev. l. Wilcox of Centennial will
preach.
The services at the Boston NJ. Il.
Waters of Atlantic in the morning,
and Il. c. Tonkin will preach in the
evening.
Rev. II. Stanley Povey of tine Trinity
NJ. L. church of Bridgeport Conn,
will preach at the Calumet M. f..
church Sunday morning. In the even
ing Rev. ID. ID. Stalker of the First
Presbyterian church will occupy the
pulpit.
"A Minister Who Has Made Good"
is the subject selected by Rev. l.. X.
Long pastor of the Calumet Congre-
gational church, for his morning dis
course. In the evening Rev. Mandus
Barrett will preach.
At the Christ church. Episcopal, Rev.
j. A. Ten Brock will preach i'm the
on Mercy" and the usual SER
vices will be conducted i'm the evening
Rev. d. ID. Stalker will preach on
THE Divine Commission" at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing, and i'm the evening Rev. e. Sed-
week of the Calumet NJ. f. church will
conduct the service.
The services at the Tamarack NJ. T..
church tomorrow will be as usual. In
the morning Rev. ]. c. McCune viii
discuss The Disease and the Cure"
and i'm the evening. Lots Inclination"
Rev. George d. Harger, pastor of the
Calumet Baptist church. has selected
as his morning subject, THE Christian
and His Money" and for the evening
The Souls Anchor" The choir Will
be assisted by the orchestra at the
evening service.
At the Kearsarge NJ T. church, over
100 converts will be received into
church membership at the evening
service. The revival services have
been very fruitful. A general class
will take the place of the reg
ular morning service.
The Unchanging Christ" is the sub
iect of the sermon to be delivered by
Rev. Mandus Barrett at the Red Jacket
Congregational church tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening, Rev. L. X. Long
will have charge of the services.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

Miss Mable Sletten of Chotek, Wis.
viii give a temperance lecture at the
Norwegian Lutheran church of Calu-
met on Sunday evening at o'clock.
temperance hall on Scott street on
Monday evening at 100 O'clock. Miss
Sletten will speak in English, her sub
ject being: How Can This Nation
Grow Better; Grow in Doing Right for
Ourselves and the Coming Generation"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19

Madame Scheumann- Heink, the
worlds contralto, will appear in con-
cert at the Kerredge, Hancock, Mich.
for reservation of seats opens at
Cox's Book and Music Shop, Hough-
ton, Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock,
March LIST. Prices are as follows: Box
seats, $500; entire lower floor and first
2 rows of balcony, $500; second two
rows. $3.50; Srd two rows, $500; Attn
two rows, $3.50; balance of balcony.
$l.OO; upper gallery, soc. Phone 513 L2.
II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

The advance seat sale for the Zbysz-
ko-Lehto wrestling match to take place
on March / i'm the Palestra went on
today at the Metropolitan drug store.
Mrs. John Knowles has gone To Ish-
peming, whore she will visit for few
days.
G. E. Lyle, general superintendent
of the South Shore road, went to Mar
quettc this morning i'm his special car
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19
GOOD PRIZES PROVIDED.

The Fulton Athletic clu bot Mohawk
is offering n number of very fine
prizes for those who compete in the
tournament to be conducted this even
ing. The principal feature of the
tournament will be the exhibition by
Karl Lchto, Gunnar Gronlund and j.
*. Wiirtanen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19
ASSOCIATION TO MEET.
Houghton keweenaw Sunday School
Association Will Convene.

Arrangements have been made for
the annual convention of the Hough-
ton Keweenaw Sunday school associa-
byterian church of Calumet, Monday
and Tuesday of next week. The pro-
gram prepared for the meetings is a
very interesting one and the discus
sions should be of great benefit to the
Sunday school workers.
Monday Morning.
7:S0-Song service.
S:OO-Convention sermon-Rcv. Il.
Sedweek.
Tuesday A. M.
9:SO-Devotional exercises In
charge of Rev. +. p. Knowles, Hough-
ton Presbyterian church.
9:45-Business session.
10:OO-Prcsident's address Rev.
Jesse Povey. Lake Linden Congrega-
tional church.
1O:15-"How to Secure Attendance
of Sunday School Scholars at Church
Services"-Rev f. o. Colbeck, Hub
bell Congregational church.
Discussion.
1O:45-"The Art Of Sunday School
Tcaching"-Rcv Lewis Keast Dollar
Bay NJ. f. church.
Discussion.
11:45-Praise and promise meeting.
In charge of Rev. George Harger, CAL
umet Baptist church.
Tuesday p. M
300 - Devotional exercises. In
charge Of Rev. r. l.. Hewson, Saines-
dale NJ. Il. Church.
2:15-"How to Secure the Cooper
alton of the Parents i'm Sunday School
Work to be named.
Discussion
2:45-Bible reading-Rev. w. NJ.
Ward Laurium NJ. f.. church.
1915 - "Timely Suggestions for
Teachers"-Rev. r. Stanley Povey. A.
NJ. pastor of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church, Bridgeport, Conn.
400: Question box.
Business session.
Evening.
7:30-Song service.
7:A5-Male quartet.
"The Teachers Work, It's Greatness
and Dclicacy"-Rev. a. b. Sutcliffe,
Houghton NJ. T.. church.
S:15-Male quartet.
"The Supreme and Comprehensive
Mission OF the Sunday Schoor'-Rev.
r. Stanley Povey. A. NJ.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-19

orders taken for handmade Irish
crochet in collars and lace ut Miss r.
NJ Bakers Hairdressing Parlors. 1O5
Fifth street. 81
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

We have received from Cen
gresham Goodwin a copy of his
bill, introduced in the House last
Wednesday and mentioned in
Thursdays Robesonian, for So
900 for a site for postofice
building in Lumberton. The
building is badly needed and we
trust M. Godwin's efforts to Sc
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

County Superintendent of
Public instruction Poole wants
100 Robson county boys to en-
ter the Boys Corn Club contest.
He calls attention to the contest
in this issue. Several prizes have
been secured in addition to those
offered by the State, and per-
haps others will be secured. We
hope fully 100 boys will enter
this contest, and enter to wiz
There is no reason why Robesor
county boys should not win al
the prizes offered for this dis.
trict. We are betting on them
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

Mr.. H. C. Brown, chief clerk
of the Corporation Commission,
has announced himself a candi-
date for Commissioner to succeed
Mr.. S. L. Rogers, who announc-
ed recently that he would not be
a candidate for reelection. all
Mr.. Browns training and expe-
rience have been such as to pecu-
liarly fit him for the discharge
Of the duties of Commissioner
and we believe it would not be
possible to find in the State bet.
ter instance of the man for the
office and the office for the mar
than this would be.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

Baxter Shemwell, the Lexing-
ton gentleman who pulled his
gun on a Southern Railroad con-
ductor because that official dared
to carry out orders and refused
to stop his train for Shemwell's
convenience, is doing his posi-
bic to get the Governor to COM
mute his sentence of five months
in Guilford county jail, his term
being due to begin April l, to a
fine. He claims that he is entire
ly too delicate man to have to
serve a term in Jail. Physicians
appointed to examine Shemwell
the other day reported that his
heart is weak, but it is under.
stood that they think staying ir
Jail while would not be detri
mental to the gentleman health
might, in fact, be beneficial tt
him. Shemwell has never shown
any regard for the health or safe
ty of anybody else, but of cours,
if staying in Jail is not altogeth
er to his liking, if he woul
rather go fishing, or if there ar
any more people he wants to pu
guns aid knives on, it would b
cruel to confne him in Jail. If
man has any objections at all t
going to Jail, if he has any req
s1n at all to believe that confnt
ment in Jail will throw him O
his feed or annoy him in any wa,
why Of course he should be e,
cused. And by the same tokel
when man is sentenced to q
his feelings ought to be consul
ed. If the condemned man is
unreasonable as to object to pas
ing out that way Of course Il
Governor should commute h
sentence. This way of sendir
a man to jail when he objects
going is all wrong, of course.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

The meeting Of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative
Union in St. Louis May 2 to
3 will be a notable occasion
There will be many notable
speeches made. The Union
claims a membership now of g.
500, GOO,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1910
SHOULD MAKE CONNEC
TON.

Lumberton and Rowland both
have commercial clubs. Why
can't they both get straight be-
hind the Atlantic Coast Line, the
Seaboard Air Line and the Cor
poration Commissioners and
compel the railroads to make
some connections at Pembroke?
1t takes about as long to go by
rail from Rowland to the capital
of the county as it does to go to
the capital of the United States.
There is no reason why some of
these trains could not make this
connection, as they formerly
did. The only reason they do
not make it is just because they
don't want to. We were recent
ly a passenger on the Seaboard
train from Wilmington, and
when we got to Pembroke the
Coast Line train going south,
being a little late. was standing
there. but left before anyone
from the Seaboard train could
get on. We hope these CONNER
cial bodies will take the matter
up and put it squarely before the
CORPORATION Commissioners,
whose duty it is to look into such
things and provide a remedy,
when it is possible to do So
Rowland Sun.
The Robesonian called atten
ton to this matter two or three
times some months ago and We
are glad that The Sun has taker
hold. These connections Ger
tainly ought to be made. Tha
they are not looks like pure Gus
sedness. If the Corporation
Commission is not composed o
bunch of dead ones it Wi
cause at least some of these pos
slble connections to be made
it can be induced to investigate
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

Many Robesonian readers read
with intense interest The
Fourth Estate,' which appeared
serially in this paper, the last in
stallment being published last
Monday. Those who enjoyed
that story 50 much will be inter-
ested to know that we will be-
gin in an early issue, as soon as
space will permit, ''Truxton
King" a story of love and ad-
venture, a charmingly-written
tale of exciting episodes in a little
kingdom of nowhere" by
Geoge Barr McCutcheon, author
of "Graustark,' ''Brewster's
Millions, and other interesting
stories. We hope none of oul
readers will miss this charming
story.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

cure the appropriation will be
successful. Mr.. Goodwin is max
ing an effort before the Agricul-
tural Department to secure the
services of a drainage engineer
to spend some time in this dis
trict examining lands with a
view to drainage and is anxious
to get in communication with all
who are interested in special
drainage projects. He would
like to have the people designate
the special swamps they desire
to have investigated. This ex-
animation will cost the people
nothing Any move that looks to
the drainage of this section is
important and should be encour
aged and we trust that any
of our readers who are interest
ed in the subject will take the
matter up with Congressman
Goodwin. In this connection it is
interesting to note that Senator
Overman has already arranged
with the Department Of Agricul-
ture for an expert on drainage
to visit Robson for a short stay.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Die II nnterfudunsen in s o.
lum bus.

x tt u u Z I u ~ u II q II I Il = D
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friibere Staatsfeusrmdrihau ,. 9.
Greamer pon ct. gIairspiIe, Der iebis
geStautsf6oBmeiitsr, nurbe am Dom
neritag oon Dem INSTRUMENTATION
mittee Der 2egislatur perb6rt. gr qdb
gu, oab er in ben 3pei sSa6ren, in De-
nen er Jeusrmari6aQ mar, ppmStaat
$142.70 fir Strdbenbabnfabrten in
Columbus bsrshnst babe. Gr gab dRr
Die grtIdrung db, edB er fir bic
Strabenbabnfa6rten pon 3euasn, bic
nah Columbus beihisben tporbsn pas
ren. be3ablt babe.
Die gelege ergaben aud be gbat,
fade. bnb Greamer, tpdhreno er Teuer=
marihdli mar, bem Stdat 1886 fir
6otelrs1nunesn unb ReiieuntoIten be.
rshnet babe. baoon $258 fir ReiIsn,
bic sr spifhen Columbus uno isinsm
Wohnort gsmatt bate.
3u 5oDe gebradt.
atrOn. s.. "a. MGrS. = Gjeor1
s.. aains, prdiiosnt elmer Gummi.
firma, tpurbe am 9pRneritas m ieinsr
Sabrit in garberton estDbtet. Wdhs
renb sr bic .Isttrii6e 0erbinbuns in.
Ipisirts. puroe iein Rod bon elmer
Mafdine srfaBt, spelhe ibH gu COB:
austiHss.
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Dampfer unttretgangtu.

Gnrbdpen, "a. Wtdr3. Der norz
tpeaifhe ;5rddtDdmpfer y8irie", bon
einem i6ottiihen 5aFen naA 6am6urg
6eitimmt, 1T am 9onneritag tpd6reno
cine sbeftiaen Sturmes in Der gIbminz
bung umgefnlassn unD untergesangen.
Die ganSe 10 Wtanrt itdrte 8eIaBung
1T ertrunfen.
aonig WsneIit tiegt i'm
Sterbe.n.
4bbis abeba, glbeTinien, "a.
Rdr3. Der a0nig Menetit, Der idon
lanee trant iit, Iiegt nun pirtlib i'm
Sterben. Ras 3efamo, Der Regent,
bat nit 3uitimmung Der idmmtIi6sn
llnterfonige am Dontleritag bic Re8iez
runa iibernommen. Der asesut iIt
Der 9ormunb bss 5bronfolgers prin5
2ibjt SeaHu, zines GnteIs oes Qes
gus.
Die unterf0nige baben audi befhloI.
| fen, oob bic aoniain Sattu, Die felt Der
grtrantung bes Regus forttpGbreno
intriguirt bat, um bic Regierungsgs-
malt gan3 in ibre 5dnos gu betommen,
uno bic ii9 dls Gin Intolerantes,
bsrrI6Iii9tiees. bic auslGnOer baTTens
oes 0etb entpuppt bat, iid BON jeBt
an in tsinsr Deife HTebr in Stdatsans
gslessnbetten eiHmii6en bari. 2tIs
ibre Grnennuneen Don giinitIinaen su
tpihtigsn 4smtern itnb fiir nun uno
niftiq ertldrt noroen. gorlQufiq qiebt
tie iih ben Qnihein. als % 'ie bereit
| lei, iih in ods unnermeiblide 3u fiji
gen uno auf bic Wuht, bic iie bisRr
ausgeiibt, gu psrsihteR, Der Rsgsnt uno
Die untert6rige trausn ibr aber niht
unb g,ben ftarf aaf iis uht, um I'm
ruben. Die lie stfDds 0nitlften t6nnte,
prompt unteroriiteu 3u toHnen.
sSR Der 5auptitdbt lit 3ur 3eit a[les
ruhig uRb Die 2lusldIrber 6eftnpen ii6
in teiner Gefabr.
| Der 5broHfolser 2ioji ,Seahu III IA
Sabre aft, obsr i9ou felt osm Is. Utai
| 1909 nit elmer i'm Sabre 1902 asboz
renen gnielin oes peritOr5sHeH aaiisra
sSobannes perbeiratbet.
urteriuhung siHgelsitst.
8uoapsft "A. mdr3. Die goli.
5sibeb0roe Dat i0forf etne llntsriuhune
gegen bic 8eriiber Der blutiasH 4uf,
tritts singslsitst, fir tpeIte bic Smmu
nitdt nit Der 4ufl0fuug oes Reidsta.
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grippe Der una6bdneigteitss sgarte
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3aharias, Bed uno Soffmann uor.
IS ferriht iiber Die iiingitsn gor
tommniiie unter Ger 8sr6ltsrurg al
9emsine Gntriiltung.
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Jtdlten.
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bier fir Isbr rpobri6einli6, bag Siq
nor Wiarcprd, Der prdiinent Der Tepu
tirtentammer, nit Der giloung eine.
neueH Sa5inets betraut tperoen piro
on Stslle oes aabirsts Sorniro. oal
am Il. Wdra rsiigHirt BAT.
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itranbet.
ct. Sohn, u. s., "a. WGrl. -
Der 8ampfsr Biting" nit 24.OOt
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uno elmer geidsung pom 158 Mann Al
goro 1T an Der Sniel ct. gierre 9s
itrarpet. Die gsiasung bsfinoet lid
in Siterheit, ss ipiro aber beflrh.et
baB Der 9ampfer, bsiien apmmanDeu
Der Batter oes aapitGns Bob" Bart
lett pom Poropoloampfer .Rooi,psl.
+ III. gu 9runbe gebeu tpirb.
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Gin Qusbru6 bss aetn q.
eatania, Si3iIisn, a. Mor3.
Ter astra, bitten Grupiionsn IN Der
9ergaReenbeii iton Oftmdls fur1tbas
re 3sriiDrunasn nngsrihtet hdben, III
fuie0er in ppllsr gbdtigisit. Der FRA
ter beqann am Wiitpocn abeno groBe
Wsf1len Don 4Its aus3nDsrfn nno
ipdbrenb Der 9iaht Habm Die Grup'
fion .fnrtip1br.nb an 5eftigteit 3u.
Mabrenb bes 5dges errethte lie oonr
eine foIsbe 6eftig.eit. baB man iest bi'
ernitlihisen Befiirhtunasn begi.
Gin QorreipoRoent Der ahoelirttr
prefe fubr in einem glutOmobiI BEN
8eree Al. glIs er bas Gorf Wascas
lucia poiiirte. ods in gerooer Ginie II
Nseilen pom araier sntfsrnt lit, mar
Der Rauh 10 bid, oaB Der grobts 5bsiI
bes geraes uniihtbur mar. Sn Jticc'
ioii, sehn WeileH oon Dem Gratsr eHt'
fernt, mar bic san5e 9epolteruns oui
BEN RarttpldB osrIammelt. ods pld'
nomen beobahteno. Damn uno mann
iuurDen bic HauhpoltsH Don eiRem
arearoiben 2ihtitrdhI ourdlbrohsn.
i50ber am 4bbang oes 9er9ts bin
duf purbe Der 9lihsHrsgen oihter UNI
ss laeerte ME Elm Shleier iibsr ben
aansen gerg. 3abei mar Elm iisfe.
untsrirbiihts Getoit pern,bn0dr uni
iaute 9eionutiouen folgten fortipaht
renb aufeindnosr. pd5reno Der 8oosr
untsr cen Jiiben srsitsrte. Gintr btl
ssiibrsr risf sntisst .ein Grbbsben'
uno IS mar faum mogIiT. ibn gu per
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heiBe 4ite beoedte Den gooen tui
ein Ieppih unb mahte oas 9ehen I'M
qenein fhtuey. Gin Bauer. Der otT
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fommt ben Berg hsrab. allies Dsrbren.
neno; bic adpa III pis Elm sIiibeno bel
ber Etror."
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pier riefIge ihparse Rauhidulea lidlt
bar, bic bin unb lpisber pon Jsler
itrahltn ourtSudt fpurcen, mas elmer
arobariiaen 4nblit bot. Der 9Dinl
inad,te oonn cine Deffnuns in oi
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flhtbar, bic iih langlnm ben Berg be
rnblpdlsie. 9om gaprioIO Berg Itiirst
fle ipie ein Strom berab, 5reiteie nd
bann cber i'm Sh1l loneiam aus.
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cterbdlb bon Gan Geo unb Rlna3y:
erreidlt, ipelde Crle un9efabr Iit6er
gRsilsn Dom Rraier entftrnt iiHb, mn
eius aon3e 2lnsabl Bduernbduisr FIN
ssrftort sporben. Sic tam in mebrtrsi
Stromen ben Berg bero6, peretnigt
fId, bann obsr Su einer grobsn Maifs
ungef1br 20 SUB bod unb 1900 Tul
brett. sic beipsst I'D, unsefdhr brs
bis pitr fyub In ber Winute noripdrts
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bes. Gisier risiige Qapaitr0m mar an
abenn Rnr 5 WeileH bon 8oipaHo uni
gaieolos5o entfsrnt. Die msieoroIogiIf
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seritort unb oos Dorf gorslli b.finbe
jih in Der sr6bten Gefnhr. Die ge
p0ltsruns in BON pdnitartiser 5urh
erFobt unp flitbi btm Wstrt III. at
les In i1ren Mobnunaen 3uriidInfsnb
llngsfdbr fiiHfsis erosrihiiiieriHssI
hnben iospeii ituiigefunosn. Der gobe:
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in bsr llmgseenb. usberan irassn bi
Dorfbapobner 6<iligtHbilosr In PRO
soejisnsn tesnHA tIebsn bic 6eiliSeI
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Wcttcrberimf.

5ur Sbio uno bos fueItfids
penniplponisn: Sdones uHo ettuds
fiibltres Wetter am Greiiog uno
G1mitag. Storte fpeitlihe Winoe.
Wabriteinlid fh0nes Better am
Gonntag.
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lie gep0ltsrune Der gan5en Staot mar
gu ieiHsm Gmpfang ausseriitt.
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Sol. gooispelt piro pom II. bis ID.
Uiat
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Der psrI0nIihs 0oit oss aaiisrs UIla
heIm i'm S6loiis 3u Berlin isin.
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Muslanb= Selegrapb
Gin Qusdru6 Oes aetaa
Ser an 6eitisfeit MIR NIT Seins
ienisen ocs geiups pom
Sabre 1906 ~ pers
gleihcn lit
2si6tet In DER 2ldlje pom Ga
tania riefisen S6aoen at.
Wieiise Saoamaiien iudisen lid, Den
Berg bcrab,
Gau:s Srti6afitn SsritGrenb.
1bsooors Aooieptii
gpiro in Gairo, aegpptsn, Elm osntpir'
bigger Grnpiang bereitet.


gpir6 in Gairo, asspptsn, Elm bsntpiir'
bigger Gmpfang bereitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25
Wieiise saoamaiicu iudisen iih ben
Berg bcrab,

Gan:s Srtidaftsn 8srit0renb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25

(5Ortfesuns auf Der 9. Ssiss,)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25

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Sffi5iea iit in a6rsoe ssitellt porosn.
baB bic tilsniIts Rsgisrung psru be-
nahriftist babe, lie bsa6fhtiss in ben
propina.n 5acnd unb Erica sins
@cltsabitimmung semdb elmer geitims
mnng i'm Wsrtrase BON 4rieon bar
iiber ~ pernnitaiten, ob oieielbsn al
Chile ober peru seboren molten.
lie fileniife Resieruna erhis!'
neulib pon peru ben 8orTf!ae, eia
foIhes plsbissit ab5ubaltsn unb Driitt.
Johann in einer offi3isllen Rots an oi:
peruaniihe Resieruns Grftaunen bar.
iiber aus. bab peru feline Geianot.
f6aft aus Ganiiaso saradsos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
ALL AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
MUST PASS EXAMINATION

The Massachusetts, state law requires
that all applicants for a license to drive
an automobile on Massachusetts high
ways be examined by an examiner ap-
pointed by the highway commission. re-
eardless OF their road experience In other
states. The law does not make any eN-
ceptlon, consequently when George
Schuster, better known as "Around-the-
World" Schuster. who has recently &C
cepted q position as head demonstrator
OF the Boston E. r. Thomas branch, had
his examination by special appointment,
II was no surprise that crowd oil mo-
torists OF exceptional proportions was on
hand. From all reports the examiner
undoubtedly took more interest In making
Inquiries regarding Schuster's wonderful
record in the New York Paris race
than in questioning his ability TO
handle q machine, although be was COM
PEELED TO put machine through Its PAGES
before he convinced the examiner he was
capable of so doing.
There is no doubt that examiners VIII
report favorably on Schusters applIca-
ton, unless they missed asking some or
the set questions the law requires In The
excitement OF handling such famous
applicant.
This Yankee law would be a good thing
in every state and undoubtedly prevent
a great many accidents, Statistics show
that the state of Massachusetts has less
than per cent OF the total automobile
accidents.