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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
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Befentss sO-5.2). Straishis s4.25-i.5O
SpSius 9aienis 81 .S5-4.S0, Straissts 81 80
--4 80, Saiers 81 .O0--5.20.
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am sHius 92sIc; fur September 93>>ss-
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58sz-57h<c, am StIub 5s1zc.
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enlus 1876; fir September 55 ls-3s9ss,
am eHIub 351se; iar DECEMBER 80 - 37e,
am Sa'nb 361sc.
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quite bis 4otee Ralsserite 5s--65e.
a@sfaamsu. - Ro. 2. 90. 203s.
10. / ". @. 2l3e.
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2leef H.-Sli.2 per geutrer.
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80; fir Septeu5er s2l.60-- 22.0u.
am ShIuB $2l.e0.
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am Shlus $ll.90.
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--12.37LS. am S6lus 20; fiirSeptember
.Sll.S.-l2.l5. am S9lut $ll.975s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

der.-preife itetis. RGiEutrter Gut
soaf 5.85t. powbereo 6.95. CUBES S.l0e.
sranuIoteb 5.s5e. Gonfettioners "a" 5.65s,
on III" 5.35-5.60e, weiber eytra &c"
b.2o-5. Doe, eysra "a" 5.1o-5.l5e, orbtnd.
rsr aeIbsr 5.00-5.o5e.
NoIafies ift ftetts. Eew Crleans
Open Rettle 28--56e. Centrifugal l6-2oe
per garcne.
Reis.-Rartf ssemlidb Ieb6aft uns ftetss.
Souifiana. sFanes Seao $50, prima ~
-5Hs. orbindrsr 3I-4Hs SapaH o -
Il per pfuno.
Tairr.grobutt
QUITE Rartt rubia. greis itetia.
5antp Grecmeyp 3oxs. Creamery firifs
2Ss, DO. feeonbs 26s, fancD Gairp 22s, Ro.
l2lLe per Bfune.
&dfe Nart ftetis. Cbto Hat tie,
Rorbweftti6er II - l7Ie, Rep Dors Ise.
e9msiser 20x-22s. 2irnbarser Tie. Bird
l61se per Dfune.
eier. Rahirare aut. 9reiie ite,ia.
prima frifas Sabnersisr lse, frfs l7s.
onoere l611t. ieeonbs l51at per Tusenb,
ie mad Gualitat.
GefIdsel. sadfrase gut. Rarti
9fo. 27-32e. Sunse Sibner 1925, Sabner
Ao/fhs AAAt Ates &u3o
loe, Guten l0-l2e. Gdnie 6--7t per Bfuno.
Cbft uno Gemais.
aepfsI. Saneg $500 - 900, quite
81 .00-4-50 per obi.
Gttronen. - Rarlt ftetia. Galifsrnis
$3.5 $40, Reifiua S3.71--4 90 per Rite.
Crans en.-Esrst ru5ia unb itstis. -
California RapeIs 500 - $50. Gloribs
32. $3.50 per Rife.
Grebeeren SloIi6e 1902 90.
einheimiicbs 81 .00--2 so per 24Eaart erate.
atri DEN Saure 800 $50 per
Crate.
Rar to ffeIn. guts Bis auserIeIene
einhelmicbe Sc. nGrbIidhe 80 32e per Bu.
suf benz 0eIeise. eabiartoffeIn. edte Ser
iey $2.75--3.00. Gentu6p $2.Oo-2.26 per
Sunge aartoiieln. sSdnep Iriumpbs
1928. earln Mole $275- 3.25 per gbI.
4r sut. - Martt ftetis. Robiie SIPS
III per Crate.
uiebeln.-- sonep psise Ierds 81 80
-I.o0. gelbe 81 .00-2. .l5 per Sad ppn 20
Sfnne. 9ep TrIears TrsoIe 81 90 perS ID.
Tomatoes. - GIsriba $l.50--l.o 30 yes
Grate.
gurfen. GloIi9e 5000 per gtb.
erbieu.- Sanss $500 - 8.26 pc.
cad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

Sdurtern. - sbort Hare Seitea, psrs
pa6t. Sl3.25---l3.5O.
Butter. --Rartt Itetig. Creamery 25--
271ec, Gairp 23--26e.
Gter. - Rartt itetig. Griids l71S--
1876 per Dasenb.
4dis. Rartt feft. Sream l4I -
1512e per 9funb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
ebieass, 2. Sunt.

Rtropfs - Sesues s5.T0 S.55,
Isras g.i.re s5 lj-7.00, peitli4s Stiere
s5.25-760, stoiers uno Teeoers $50
$40, Rlhe uuo 6eifsrs 81 500, SdIber
$6.O)-s50. Rartt tart uno etua5 bober.
enpetne.-aethtss g.. 80 -9.57ta, ae:
miihts So. .30-9.6O. iau.re S9.2O-9.57I
rauae 50 20-9.35. cut. bis auserIelene
$935-9.571., 5ertel s.. 1880. Hartt
5--I0e nieortaer.
Shafe uno 2dmmer. - Shafe ::
eiuhetmii4e s3.2j-5.3O. peftIt4e $3.50
-5.25. S&brlinge s600-7.35.
sdun.r:-Eiubetmtit 3 25-S 80, nett
Lide So. 5.5O-S.5O. Rarft i6ua1 uno etrpGs
nieortger.
3ufuhr ain6uieb 4,jO0, sbpeins
1900, S5afe uno 2dmmer l2,e00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

Rem Dort 2. Stunt.
9inn mar piuis gu s32.75 - $3.50,
Hupfer mar itette; gate su 1910 -
1900, GLectroIptbtc bu l2.62H - l2.B
unb eating tn Sl2.3711II--l2.5). SIei mar
ptaig 5u 81 40-4.5O unb SpeIter eben'
tdas tu $40 -- $50. Gt'en mar rnbtg.
70. ! Sounor5 Rortbern gu sl7.00-l7.75,
Ro. 2 DO. su s16.50-l7.25, Jto. SoutberS
ano ao. Soatbern loft tu $l6.25-l6.T5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Die Snieln Der Sepurtierten.

Die bette 9ampferlinie. - 5elen
SsIanb, -- 9as WarfenTpIttm. ---
8si6dftigung Der StrdfItngs. -
Dertitdttes uno lonopirtbfaaftIthe
Irbett. - Sine 0erbrehsr aOLo.
ME, bic iid 5abIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03


Gelb ,,on eau" mar wiuis gu su5-3LE
unD idlob ~ 3LE.
grimn 1siadftspapiere rpurben gu AZ
514S bisiontirt.
eterlina, Gr6auae III i6wah.-
siht gu s4.S6H - 1861 uno w 1ase
sift su "a A.ssss-4.S3I.
Bunbes ObItaattones n rparsn fts,
tia unb uaroen ute tolst qaotirt:
Ber. etaaten aefunoins 80 1907 aeb.,
~ reaiitrirte (l925) ll4I-l15. Gou.
pons if4II--ll5A. 80 resiftrirte l02 -
los, Coupons lO2 - Io3, paHama eous
pons 2S 100I-l0l.
afttenm rft.- Der Warh mar aud
beute mieber ifnan. Gs iuiyoe Elm ftars
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etisnbahn. q,ite hattie beionoers su Ie ben.
0e6en SHlub puroe Der Narft itsti9er.
Qahitebenee aurie rpuroen pcn oer5irma
srwtn. galrnan Co., SO. 225--282 Nals
nut strabe. teri4tet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

SDIner DeItuntersangs=
bumor. Die Boli3eioirettion bon
a0ln bate oieRa6t pomWittpod, IS.
Wdi, sumGpnnsrItag fiir 8ergniigunz
oeR alergtrt freiqegsben.gs purften lo,e
8ur &arnepalsaeit Shau> unb Sang
beIuitiguugsn peranitaltet tperoen. Gts
nes Der pornehm'ten aon5ertlotale. Die
,floru" tiinbigte bic 9erunItuItung
zines erobsn aometenfeites on, Begin
neno nit elmer 5entersmablseit uno
fdliebeno NIT Ball uub 9lbi9ieos
trunt. Rahoem Der llntergang iiberz
itonoen, beeann bic 5ipeite abtbeiIun9
bes fseitss nit benz gemeinIum seiunz
qenen aarnenalsliepe st bdtt' nod
INNER ioot ieiange."
SelbIt rpenn iie ms Sa0 gebert, flo
gen Die ,Srauen, .SaB iie HIGts an6us
3ieben habeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Gie Q hattenieite.

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~ssbr geruf lit tpobl redt eintras.
lid2"
.Gas ipobl; ober Sie gInilben
nidt ipie DieI5einoe man ii6 nadt!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 2. SUM-.
9ufubr un6 8erianot ndbreno ben per,
fonenen "a Stunoen, pereLi6en nit ben
uorber8e9enoen 3 Iaseu, pareU pie foLst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

ssaftas csaie umf6te.
Ter uniat inn bieiiasn Gleartnabaus te'
lief ft1 heute ouf 81. .709. 200.
asisI.esnrisatss.
Die Gefddfte maren beute 10 fidu pie ie.
GS herridte fait aar ieine aadirage lno
oie greiie paren eeoridt. Die iolseneen
9erfdufe fino cu berihten:
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bic effigieasu Euotirunsen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

- Der 9anpfer n3a3apu" bon Der
.llniteo ;Truit 60" bat bic grDbts it
in einem Babr5eug nah Rem Yort es.
Ionqte Serbung 9anQneu. ndmIit
$4,000 8Inbel, rpelhe oen gausen Ca
beraum pon ettpo 5000 5pus gsiunahs
men, bon Sunta Woria, gplpubia,
in Nelp Yort gslunbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

Gle ipinI6en elm UittteI fir ben
9anbpurmP Sa. tpas febIt hsnn BEN
Sanopurm?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
WDn Wclomarfte.
gonneritaa 2. suus. 1910.


Tie 3dhfraee nadl Tarleben mar bente
rur unbeoeuteno uno bic Deihdfte TIM 2lq.
seIReinen rubig. GeIb lit imrter nod Ieit.
snr 1arieben ION caa" iuuroeu b9S be.
rehnet uno Geihdftspapiere mnroeu su 5l<
--6& oistcntirt. SIN offeneu Narfte rpur,
ben Tarisben ,,on cou" ~ 5S uno auf
3sn ~ 5--5hS% piaetrt.
Mshid ant sss Dsrf
iuaren iuilliser unb murbeu Al 10c grdmie
per 1900 sTutiten 8anten perfauft. Die
Seunterrate betrdgt SOC prdm.s per $1,000.
Esaid ssf Qsrsys
Daren iduad.-penie fine oie icIaenoen
Luotirun9eH yu bertGten:
Sonoon, 3 Iase Sitt. $f.s71l-4. .88per g,
so 1aeeei1t. s4.s41x-4.s5 perE; garss 5
Iaes Slot 5l2l1-52O Sranes per 300;
20 1ase Sidt. 5l7L - $751; sSranss per
800 fur Deuti6lanb, 4 Iaae gint, 1
Wart e51le, DO. 60 Iase Sitt, s4.e.
Documentary Bius Guf Scnoou wurben
~ H-S3I, auf Glassow su s4.s31< unh
anf Belfait su S4.S3 pertauft.
cHnsss.cbliaaasHen
Tifkta nuh ffefio a T.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
Detroit Betting Favors Osborn.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. THE betting
today stands at to l that Osborn
will be elected governor, and even
money that his plurality exceeds 35.-
900. Big betters are still offering to
2 on Osborn. but there are no takers
and what money that has been placed
on the direct result has been at
to /.
one bet of $4,000 even was made to-
day that Osborn would win by $4,000.
At the Metropole $2.5OO was bet, even
money. that Hemans would not carry
five counties.
1t is considered that Osborn will car
ry Wayne county, but there has been
some betting that his plurality will not
exceed 5000.
The Osborn end of the $4,000 plural
ity bet was taken by men who made a
canvass of the state for betting pur-
poses. and they are offering $4,000
more on the same proposition. II will
likely be taken before night as leading
Democrats do not believe that Osborn
will have more than $4,000 TO 10000.
The betting on DENLY and Doremus
is at even money, with but little money
being laid.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
Potash Law Passed by ReichStag
Will Cause Millions Dollars
Loss to American Con-
tractors
US. PROPOSALS ARE REJECTED
Efforts to Adjust Controversy Prove
Unavaiiing, and Taft and Ad
visers Will Soon Consider
the Matter.

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 7.-Presi-
dent Taft and his advisers in the state
and treasury departments probably
will have an early conference over the
severe blow dealt the American fer
tilizer industry by Germany's rejection
of the American proposals for adjust
ing the German potash controversy
American purchases of potash
amount to seven million dollars an
nually. Millions of dollars loss to
American contractors are involved in
the position taken by Germany, which
restricts the output of the several po-
tash mines, imposes heavy taxes. and
virtually puts the mines in the hands
of syndicate under governmental
supervision.
Germany is substantially the only
source of potash supply In the world
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
Vote Tomorrow
FIGHT ON
IN Pennsylvania
INDEPENDENT REFORM PARTY
ENTERS FIELD IN KEYSTONE
STATE AND MAKES sITU-
ALTON COMPLICATED.

Philadelphia, Nov. TN one OF the
most important elections In years,
Pennsylvania is to have the first real
test of its independent reform senti-
ment tomorrow. when in a three corn
cred contest for the governorship, the
non-partisan Keystone Party will OPP
pose both the old party machines at
the polls. 1t is the first time that n
strictly non-partisan movement, COM
posed of insurgent Republicans and
Independent Democrats, has been car
ried out i'm the State, backing a ticket
in the selection of which the partisan
affiliations Of candidates was a Sec
ondary consideration.
The choice of the Keystone Party for
governor is ex-State Treasurer Will
lam III. Berry, the man who exposed
the State Capitol frauds. The Re-
publican gubernatorial candidate is
Congressman John X. Tener of the
Twenty-fourth district, while the
Democratic ticket is headed by Web
ster Grim, a member of the State
senate. In addition to the three lead
ing tickets candidates for State offices
have been named by the Prohibitions
lists, Socialists Workingmen's League
and Industrial Parties.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
PRAISES OSBORN AS REGENT.
Regent BeaI Of U. Of M. Addresses the
Alumni.

Regent Junius +. Beal of the Uni
following letter to the Alumni of the
institution i'm regard to Chase S. Os-
born's services as a regent:
Having been asked. and written to
frequently by Alumni of the univer-
sity about the way In which Hon.
regent. and. hearing there was to be
roorback sprung by his pponents just
before election, Il feel il my duty to
state the facts in order to forestall any
misleading statements.
For him to attend the monthly
meetings it means round trip of $50
miles and four days time without any
salary, except a sense of duty fulfilled.
In spite Of this greater requirement
than on any other regent, he has miss
ed only two meeting-one when he
went to Europe at his own expense,
looking up important matters for the
university: and the other for a special
meeting this summer called on short
notice, when he could not be reached.
"As a regent, his quick perception.
his great fund of information. his
strong interest and loyalty to the uni
versity of Michigan, and general
knowledge OF university needs. has
made him one of the most valuable
members.
Il feel II is due to the Alumni TO be
put in possession of this statement"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07

and in the United States the use Of
potash is constantly increasing I'm cot
ton fertilization.
Germany had ample notice before
it's Reichstag passed the law last
spring, for Ambassador Hill, under in
structions from Washington. acquaint-
ed the Berlin foreign office with the
American view, and six months ago
had to report to the state department
that the law with it's obnoxious provi-
sions from the standpoint of the
American contractors had been passed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
MERCHANTS ARE WARNED.
Are Asked to Look Out for Stolen
Postal Money Orders.

One hundred and fifteen money or
der blanks together with the money
order stamp. were stolen from the Chi
cago postoifice ten days ago and
postofice inspectors, throughout
the country are trying to locate the
thieves. So far as the local postoffice
officials are concerned they have re-
ceived nothing outside the formal no.
tification that the theft had been COM
mitted. Advices from Chicago. how
ever. give numbers of the stolen postal
orders, and other incidental informa-
ton that might be a safeguard to
merchants. A letter sent throughout
the country by James s. Stuart, in
spector in charge of tn Chicago divi-
sion reads:
"On October is, 1910, the money or
der blanks Nos. 470s5 to 4720G. inclus-
i've together with the money order
stamp. were stolen from station No
so. Chicago, Illinois. These blanks are
being filled out for about S25 each and
passed on merchants i'm cities adjacent
to Chicago.
81 have TO request that you notify
merchants I'm your city To cause the
arrest of anyone who presents one of
these orders to them. only clothing,
jewelry and shoe stores have been Wis
tied thus far by the forgers. of which
there appears to be two who are de-
scribed as young men, 25 or 80 years
of age, but all of the better class of
retail stores should be visited by
someone from your Office and the pro-
prietors urged to cause the arrest Of
these men should they visit your city"
None of the phony orders have turn
cd up at the local postoffice hut the
postal officers are keeping a close
watch for them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
MORMON ISSUE IN UTAH.
Republican Control of Next Legisa
ture is Threatened.

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, Nov. I'm
terest in tomorrow's election in Utah
centers chiefly in the fight to control
the legislature. which will elect a sue
cessor to u. S. Senator Sutherland.
Senator Sutherland, who is a Republi-
can, is a candidate for reelection. The
Republicans assert that they will have
the Legislature overwhelmingly but
the opposition believes there will be
enough votes against the Republicans
TO prevent Sutherland's return. The
American Party, which is hostile to
Mormon Church interference I'm poll
tics, is expected to play an import
ant part in the election. The party
is particularly strong in this city and
counts upon electing its legislative
candidates. 1t is therefore regarded
as possible that combination of the
Democrats and the American Party
might break the Republican control In
the next legislature.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
LAKE WATER is NOW PURE.

Health officer Robert NJ. Wetzel an
nounced this afternoon. that IL will no
longer be necessary to boil Lake Su-
perior water before il is used as the
returns from the latest analysis show
II TO be pure. Some time ago atten-
tion was called to the fact that the
season for typhoid fever was at hand
and the health officer requested all
residents to boil the water before using
IL. The latest announcement viii be
reassuring TO local residents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR MAsoNs.
Will be Run Over Copper Range Road
to Houghton Thursday.


A special train will be run over the
Copper Range railroad next Thursday
afternoon, leaving the Red Jacket
depot at 1915 o'clock. to Houghton for
the accommodation of the Masonic
blue lodges. chapter Masons and MEM
bers of the Commandary who will at
tend the laying of the cornerstone Of
Houghton's new Masonic temple. The
train also will accommodate the
Masons of the Torch Lake towns.
On arriving at Houghton the Wis
itors will be met by the Masons of
Houghton and Hancock who will es-
cort them to the site of the new tenn
Pile. The Commentaries. headed by
the quincy band. will lead the process
sion. Following the laying of the stone
lunch will be served and in the evening
a smoker" will be held. The special
train will leave Houghton for the re-
turn trip at 10 o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
Citizens of Sault Sic. Marie Ten
der Enthusiastic Demon
stration in HIS
Honor
CLOSES CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
Democrats and Republicans Join in
Giving Osborn Great Reception.
All Business is Suspended
For One Hour.

Sault Ste Marie, Nov. business
in the 500 was practically suspended
for an hour or so today because. of the
demonstration in honor OF the home
coming of Chase S. Osborn at noon.
The mere announcement that a public
reception would be held at the Union
depot to welcome home the republican
candidate for governor was sufficient
TO arouse every ounce. of enthusiastic
blood beating from the hearts of the
residents of Chippewa county and old
and young of both sexes and of every
politicaLcomplexion joined in the dem
onstration.
Every part of Chippewa county was
represented among those who gathered
to do honor to the most distinguished
citizen of the north country.
Big Procession.
Every automobile in the city and
many carriages were pressed into ser
vice to form a parade that escorted
Mr.. Osborn to his home on Cedar
street. There were also several bands
In the line and citizens on foot and
horseback the demonstration being the
biggest of its kind in the history of
the upper peninsula. Chippewa coun-
ty will know no politics tomorrow on
the gubernatorial question at least.
and the demonstration in Mr.. Osborn's
honor was more in the nature of a
natural outpouring of the feelings in
which he is held in this his home cOun-
ty than having any political signifi-
canoe other than that which comes
from the love and esteem felt for him
among the masses and the classes.
Last Rally Tonight.
This evening at the 500 opera house
Mr. Osborn will address the people Of
the county. The 500 is the only city
in the upper peninsula in which Mr..
Osborn will have opportunity to speak
in the campaign, but his interests
have been well cared for by a band of
earnest workers in every county and
it is expected the country north OF
the straits will accord him the biggest
majority ever given any candidate for
office. Mr.. Osborn's tour of the lower
peninsula has awakened the latent
enthusiasm of the republicans and ev-
lerywhere he has been greeted by large
crowds.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
u. s. CUNBOAT MAY
GET into ACTION
REBELLION IN HONDURAS is
SPREADING AND DAVlLA is
UNABLE TO COPE WITH
SITUATION.

New Orleans. La, Nov. THE Hon
duran rebellion, started by General
Valladares, is spreading to the south
ern coast of Honduras, according to
reports today. II is understood Presi-
Hays of the u. S. gunboat Princeton
of his inability to cope with the situa-
tion at present and asked the Prince
toms commander TO take any necessary
steps to protect foreigners and foreign
interests i'm Amapala.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED
Croatisn Dramatic and Mandolin
Clubs to Arrange Program.

A meeting of the Croatian Dramatic
and Mandolin club was held last even
ing i'm the basement of st. Johns Croa-
tian church. when IL was decided 10
postpone the concert and drama that
was To be given Saturday evening of
this week in the Calumet theater. The
entertainment probably will be given
the latter part of November.
The club. which has over sixty
members. intends giving a vocal and
instrumental concert. as well as "A
short drama About twenty members
viii take part in the drama, while a
trained chorus OF both sexes. number
ing thirty will be heard I'm oratorio and
other vocal work. 1t Is proposed to
make the evening one OF the most en-
tertaining ever given by the club.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
LONG RELIABILITY RUN.
Autos Start Today from Chicago on
Thousand Mile Trip.

Chicago. Nov. THE start of the
1000 mile reliability run arranged by
the Chicago Motor Club was made to-
day. The contestants are divided in
to two classes one for touring cars
with the Stewart trophy as the prize
for the winner, and the other for run
abouts with the Van Sicklen cup as
the prize. The itinerary of the trip will
embrace Elgin, Rockford. Moline,
Davenport, Rock Island, Quincy, Jack
sonville. Springfield, Peoria, Blooming
ton, Decatur. Danville, Kankakee,
Streator and Joliet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
DEATH IN BLUE JACKET.

Miss Bessie Herstrom, aged 26
years. died at the home of her par
ents on Second street. Blue Jacket at
80 o'clock this morning after a short
Illness The decedent is survived by
her mother. who Is a widow two sis
ters and one brother The funeral serv-
ices will be conducted Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Swedish NJ. T.. church,
with intcrment at the Lake View
cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
The REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MICHIGAN ASKS EVERY
UPPER PENINSULA VOTER TO DO HIS DUTY TOMORROW

The following admonition received this
ing from the Republican state central committee:
"On November 8. the Republicans of the upper
peninsula will presented with opportunity they
had before in the history the that aiding
i'm election upper peninsula the Govern
orship
1.-The most serious danger which Mr. Osborn has
meet is the apathy of his friends in the upper penn
sula who take for grantedha he will be elected There
is warrant in the situation for such assumption
and must have the vote of every Republican in the
upper peninsula to make his victory certain.
will you not do your full share to get out the vote
election day?'
Signed.
w. Frank Knox Chairman.
Paul H. King, Secretary
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07
MATERIAL TO RAISE MAINE.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. IA train
of fifty cars, carrying f.50O tons OF
steel piling to be used in connection
with the raising of the battleship
Maine in Havana harbor. arrived here
today from Buffalo. The piling will be
ing from this port.