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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-26
GbicGgo, 2j. Rdrs.

RtHbpie o. - 8eepes 1915 SO,
Ieras Stiere s5.lo-S.50, Ue'tlthe Sttere
3 ,0o-7O0. Stofers uuo ,7esoers $50
$50, aube uno oeifers s2.9l-7.2j, SaIber
sS25-s.75. gtarft ftGri.
Snpeiue. -sei6te go .jo-l0.Sj. ass
miid9te sIO. .65-li 90. ihrDsre Sl0. 0.65-ll 90,
rdube siO65-I0.75, quite bis duserIeieue
idDere so. .S0-lI.O0, 5er!el s9.75-l0.5j.
Rartt hober.
z 6afe uno 2dmm,r S6afe ::
Giuheimiihe $4,000. wsitiths $3.50
- IL, Sabrlinse ss.00-sjO.
dmnler:-GiuEsimiido s.. $1,000, nett
Iiche S9.5O-l0.6O Rar.t itetis.
5utubr. Rinbpieb 500, 5tuetne
1900, 5daie uno sdmmet 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-26
gropifo men.


tleineren @ei1dffen reroeu etIpas b6bers
greiie bere1Het.
gropifonen.
Ter marst mar rubig umo bic grsile fen.
GamaIs.-grima StsamSl4 .l5-I4.25,
SSdmilp l4.s--I4Iss I. 0. B.
Eroteusei ia lseaes 5leiid. Rartt
felt. Gbort flare Geiten Ia l41Ie, ibort
Rippeuistten l35s--l314e, ertra ibort clear
etitsu l3I-l4c, efuitern l2-l2%c,
seaies l5-l5A IOis uHo 1sc mebr usrs
pdai.
Baeon.-Rarft ieF. sbort uare sei.
ten 15111--l5Zc. firse RiYpenieiteu l4Z-
l5e. ertro bort clear Ssttsn l5-l51zs,
shnliern 134--l3s4t nnb Bellies l61l--
1915 foie une Lt per gfnrb insbr perpadt.
Sugar Cured y lei d.. Rartt ieit
Bel gutter Ra6fraae. Stlint.a 1874 1876,
Bitnit S9uIterr IA - l5:. gredtfdit ga
con ~ - 2Ic. S6ultern I411-l5e. Rem
Dor, Gut S6uI,erH A1I--l5t, trodsne
geefsG Ghinfen 1s--l8aG.
Sabaep6feIis Z fIsifa. - Rart.
feft. Sdinfeu l714-l711c. gicuie GauItsrH
I2h.%l21se, Bet!ies l8--is1tc, G6ultern
IL : l2Xs. Rem gort Cat 5duIterH l214
Fftiaes STetfd.-sdinien 49,
l7L4s. gieuie edultsru llk-l2c, ShuL
tern llL5 - l2t, ibort 8tppenieitea l2zss
he. hort Hare Seitsn l31x-I3It. srtro
ikort Getter i3--l314G Bellies l6-lSIs
per Rinno.
NEIL unh Getreibe.
TebI- geues 8inter gatert s.. 70
$40. @iuter 6ansu S5.l5-5.50, ginter
| gsdnItGp s440-5.00, Grtra q 25-4 81,
cretndres 50 - 400. Gpriaa Bdteni
/ IS .65 80, DO. ianep s4.9O-5.25, DO.
! IamiIu S4.50 - 4.75. Roaaenmesi reiues
81 4.55--4 81, ,gsmiidtes 81 .T5-4.95 per gbl
@eiseu. - Rartt rubia nno witliaer
Ro. rotter Btnier nS-l20r, Ro. 8 I0s--
II2t. 70. 4 rotber l01-lO6c per gu
Be Iidforu.-Narft rubia uno ftetia
/ 80. 2 peibes 63 - 631Es, Ro. 3 wsibes
62--s2h.t, Ro. weibes G1 6lt, SO. Z
aeIbss 591I--60;. no. 3sefbes 59--59Lc
| no. 4 aeIbes 81 5sc. Ro. 2 gemiiates
5g-5a1It, Ro. 5 DO. hS1<-59c. Ro. 4 bo
81 5sc, peibsS aoIbentorn 62 6ic
esIbes DO. e4-66e. eeriiates DO. 62-6it
per gu
6afer.-Rartt rubta unc itette, SO
rpsibsr 47111x-4ss, Sianbdro weiber Al
47Tt. go petssr 46155--47e, SO. DO
44ss&&--4G<. 8o. 2 eeniftter 47-471at. no.
eentii4ter 461I-i7e, 10. DO. 4i11.-451I
per 6u
Roaaeu.-Rar.t itetis. 30. 2 s4--a611t
30. 3 19-s31ss, go. 13-79c per 8u
Wals - Srahiahrs cIsrfts, Ro. 3 So
| s3e. otbiudre 1Se per 8u'5eI
gergIeib Der Betreioes Breiie NIT ben
I isniseu am sIei4en Iase pes uortseu Sab
/ res:
a. Rdrs 1910. "a. Rars 1909
| gsst,eu. SO. rather 1lsLe l27L
| Nelifforu, go. 2 aemiihtes &c 67L
! Safsr, 30. aemiifter ueuer 46L,t 54tL
saosgsn. 30. nsaer- . .53s sac
8btstu.
| Ter Rart. mar itetic. 8erfauGt rpureer
- 1bis. 1iitilers Sinii5eo @ooes au
Der Bats poH l.35 per 6dlone.
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Sim Seger!

aauFmann: .QDas babe it ooa
immer ubsr Die 3eritreutbstt metnss
SaIiirers idimpfen miiFeR; ih touu!e
ia aut niht ubnen 0ub tie eiunul I1
3u msinem Slid 5eitragen pures!
Statt nit meirer Trda ourfSubreuz
nen, 1T er nit meiner Shipieaermuttsr
ousqeriidt, uup itatt Der 0oupttale
bat er bic 3}prtotare mttgenommen"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-26


bIteben beute bic B0rien aeid)tofleu. Gs
ijno eGber in ben aueDdrttgen Wdrftbertd)s
ten nit AuSndhrie Der Riehmdrtte feline Bers
dnperuugeR in ben Euotiruugeg 81 pers
seitIHen.
Rsw Dort "a. Rdrl
RsbI. 3ufubr 2l .627 gbls., gerianbt
428 gbls. Tqurtt ra1ig nHo uuUsrdnoert.
5priuagdtent s5.50-5.sO, 8inter Strdiehts
81 .30-j.4O. Asinter Fatsnt5 S5.50-5.00,
Spriug clears s. 450-4.75, gGinter Grtras
30. S4.6O-i.g0. 30. 2 DO. S4.40-i.55,
aauids ftraigbtS s5.O0-5.2O.
Ao9aeHmeb 1T itsttg. Tdir BID su'
tss S4.30-4.45, dcice bis faacg $3.50
ass.
8udpetscn mebL RomiReg gu 800
q % per 100 Bfuno.
Rais III itetis. Seines tueibss
uno gsl6es 81 80, grobes 81 .35-l.40,
ailnoriso $40.
RogssH 1T rubia. Ro. 2 Bef.erH901se
I. o, b. Hew Dorf.
8srite Ia nomiHel. RaIsssr'ts sj--37e
c. |. I. nno neue 5uttsreerite 6s-7O1Is {. /.
I. Rerp Dorf.
8siseu.- 3ufubr s,40O 8u.. 8erfanoi
- Bu. Rartt isit. 30. 2 rotber l.24l4
--i25c i'm Glepator uno l261Ic uomtHsu
| lob. ihpimmeuo; 30. 9torthern TuIntb
ano go. barter sStHter l262se I. o. D.
| f1wimmenb.
@eIIhtoru. - 3uFu9r l04, ,625. Ger
iduot - Su. Rarft itetig. Steomer
6il4c, 30. 4 624c i'm elevator uuo ifIutHi
meno. 20. z DC 7. o. b. ifutmmeuo.
Safsr. -3uiuhr 81 ,O25 Bu., 9sriaubt
- gu. Rdrtt itettg. gemiid,ter 2S bic
80 gfuuo 'dawe-, upniinea: rpeiber 26 bis 81
hftsnh ka{Hrtf+arar kN
81 bis AZ Bfunb id,per 5Ol<-53c.
Seu III rghtq. 30. ] ll5--lI7Lzc, Ro.
l10-li5c, no. 3 IO5-lIOc.
5opieu tit ftetia. State 1909, orbindrer
Bis hoiee 25-32c; 1909. oroiudrer bis Dolce
l5-lse; 9actfie Coat 1869. IS-23c; lsoc
| l3-lsc.
! 6aute Fnb isit Central america n
-221.e, 8oaotd 2l1 l1I-22t[s.
| 2e6er IN ien. acts 2s-29c.
| gort III ieit Sumilp s27 90 49, % 80
| ibort clear s26 OPS .OO, Ees s27.O0.
Bssi III letter. Tautiip sI9.00-l9.5O
/ Res sl4.50-l5OO. Beef 5dinten S24 Ol
$500, Berpadt SI2 .GJ--l2.5O Eitp ertr1
| Jroio Rss s2l .oo-23OO.
| Gut Meats itHo feft. gep6teIte Bel
lies III - lie, So. S9uItern 81 -- s1.e.
DO. Sdhinfeu I5L-l6c.
StmaEs III ftstis. RibeEe 9eit primo
sli.6D-li.70; rafiuirtes 1T feit. GoHtt
neni sl4.s0, 2. u. sl5.+5. COMPOUND IL
I-l0I.c.
| Tals lit fsf. grima Gitg rs. Country
! 611-T1Ic.
BdumnoIii iddmens Del III ieit. -
| Iriua robes S6.53--6.67, prinid CONNIE.
/ sslbes 81 .65--7.66.
BetroGsumiftite 1T iteiis. Raffiutrtes Rerr
! port $3.50. gbiIaoelpeia uHs SaI;imorS
81 80, DO. in 8utt "a 40.
g9oIIs 1T itsttg. Tontsitie JIssee "a
81.
| oar, 1T itetis. Strained, seu0 05uG5es
| bio eutss - 80 80.
| Ierpenttu n IN wiuta su &c.
| Bei5 III itetia. GiRbsimii5er 21<-61<e,
| qGtma 5IS-51&c.
RoIaiies IN itetig. Rep Orleans Open
/ Rsttle, gutter bis dolce. 32-i2c.
3uder. - Rober 1T itetia. Ruseauabo
50 lei! 3.S6c, Centrifugal 96 leit 4.3sc.
Rolafes ;uder 50 Isit 3.6I. Raffiuirier In
fetig. Gut 2oaf 6.05. Gruiheo 5.95c,
RouLo "a" 5.6Ot. Cubes 55Oe, BON.
eereo 5.4Oc. @ranuI1teo 5.25c. Tiamouo
"a" 5.i5. GoHieetieuers "a" 5.05e; 30.
! 500. go. 2 g. .95e, SO. 34.S5, Ro44.85c,
30. 4.S0c, 1o. 4.75c. no. 4.7Oe. Ro.
s 4.65c, 80. 3 4.60c. 20. 10 4.55e, 30. IL
4.50c, Ro. IL 4.45c. Ro. 10 4.40c, go. IA
4.40C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-26
GrceerieS.

sSu uuer. - RretN ftegla. Hd1rRsrter Gu
2oaf 6.65c, powberee 5.95. Cubes 6.lOt,
sranaIcteb 5.95t. Gouieriioners IA" $3.50
Iff IL" 5.35-5.60t, weiSer ertra g
5.20--5 .30c. ertra ,.G" 5.I0-5.l5t. crotndl
rer gelber 500. .05t.
RpIaiiss 1T ite;ia. Rem Orleans Cper
aettle 35-40c, Centrifugal 2s-35s pei
GaIlore.
geis.-Rartt siemli3 Ie5baft unb ftetis
eouiiiGna, SdHcp Seao 6--51st, prima AZ,
-5Ht, oreindrer 3ss4-4It, Japan 8 -
4e per 9iaue.
Tairps grobufte.
Sutter.-Egttrub rubia uno grsiie ieiter
5aIer GrsameTp 34Lze. greamerp firits 3ls,
DO. seconds 2Ss, fanep TairD 2is, Ro.
Gle PEI pfune.
2dfs. - Rarit itetig. Ohio Hat l71se,
1oroDeltliber l7L-lsc, Rem Dcrt 49,, {.
S6weiser 20-2ls. simburaer lie, Grid
l71Ie per Biunb.
r.-Anae5ot aroB, Aa6fraae eut
grei'e itetiS. grima friide gu bnereier lg1.,e
frfis lss. anbere lst4c. ieeoues l61xe pe,
Teo.. ie Ha6 Eualitdt 9dnieeter 7Oe,
enieneier 29c per Tuseno.
Geflagsl. Ranirdae aut. Rnrti
feft.-Sunse 5ahnsr 2OL-22e, S2bner lsc,
Sdbne me- Irutbubnsr Is-2ls, Gaas
12t. iunse GnteH l7Is-lse. diie GHten lie,
0Gaie 7-9e per Sfune.
Cbit uHo Gemais.
gepiel. - ertra fanep 500, faucu
81 .5o--5.OO, CUTE S325-3 20 per gbl.
GitroHeH. - Tdrst ftetia. California
S3.50-4.O0 per Rite.
Draus en.-Rarit rubig uab itetia. -
California Rauels S2.75 - 800, TIorIoa
81 .26-2.50 per aiite.
Aarfoffeln In. GiRbeimiiAe 3S-i2e.
wsi6isan 50--s5e per Su. une s125-1 80
per Bbt. auf BEN Geleiie. 5abtartofieIn.
edte 5erisp S3.oo--3.25, aenta69 800
ar au.-Rartt ieis. Giu5eini,aes 81 90
-2.25 per Dbl. une @i&isaR $500 -
500 per ION.
pi.beln.- geIbe Glosss So s5e
per gJu., rueise 5O--S5e per gu.
aarotten. - Sunge 35---i0e osr Tyo.
tomatoes. - 5goriea sl.50-2.75 per
Crate.
2anss grobnste
gobnen. - Rarft fte,is. grima Rars
rcpfair 81. 2.75--2.s5, gsiiebie unS bei Sano
espHlfte slapu 81 .60-2 so per Nu.
Seu. - Nartt rubis. go. 9imotbp
$500 ~ 1925, 30. 2 bc. $3.50 -
1918. go. 8 DO. $500 - 1875 9lee.
eeuiihter 30. ! xi7.O0 - 1T.5o, Ro. Z
6o. $1,000 - l6-50 Slee, 20. yl6.Oo-
ls.sO. Re. z slb.Oo--l5.O0 pea 3oa.
Mlblsniutter III fen. SIeie s24 80
-25.25, RioeliHs srobe SIS 5.OO--26. 90, DO.
fetnse $3.50 - 27.50. eemiities Sutter
s25.50-26.50 per Tonne IN Butt ane 81 90
mebr auf eern Gslsiie.
9eri6ieeenes.
Dele. Rarft rubis ume fsft. eeir5l
robes S1r, eeio6tes S3e per Dsllone In qars
tien pou Il obi. Grtra Miuter Tea
Qorn5I SIC per @aaenes Cotton Seee
Cel robes 5A ~ 55c. raifinirtes 5S--59c
Gducne. Ierpenttn Csc, Neiroleum. gers
feefien l0e, Itis. Qsntndp une Suhtaaa
es<e per GaIone. eropn 0aieIin lse,
QGvtta Re yss GsgoEs
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81 O. G bem gbeQter.

Der Gomjter TDq bob oar niht b.
liebt iein, unb bod bat man i'm porhia
auf ben S4ultsrn getragen2"
.8us 1T ia eeraos bic SosAsit. gr
bummelt ndmIid germ nR gtadt bin
burh; aber tpenn er einmal inn 8lune
ieines 9ausbrahens lit, bari er Ht9t
msbr tpeq!!"
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yiebniiirfte.

Cincinnati. Is. Rart.
9ufubr uno 8erianbt wdbreno Der per-
HoHenea "a Stunoen. perglid)en NIT oem
porbersebeuoen Taaeu. uaren tpie iolst
9uiubr: ssineoie5. SHreiae. S6afe.
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Wuni Wciomtarfte.
nrsttaa. 25. Rar, 1910.

brett0g, 20. Nart ISlD.
I've GsIadiie naren heute In ben bieiis
cen BaHfsn ieby aaa nno Gelb 1T nil,
Iss. - Die pcHfen bere1neten fitr Iars
lshsn ,.eu taA" 4-@La unh ois.onti-,
ten Gti&aftspapssre ~ 51S-6%. Sln oiiss
men Nartie murpen 1Gris5sa ION cal" su
~ ano auf Be sn4 41SS piaeirs.
ktAfd aaf Rsw sjsrf
pcren iAwah anb rurben su I5e Tic
son.o per 5000 gutiten Sanfen per.
faaft. Dse eOunterrats betrdst SOC grdmis
per si000.
hsaif asf enrs,s
parsn fsitsr. - Seute Itnb bic ioIsenhsn
Lnotirnnesn sn beridteH:
scnbon, Iass Si3i, s4.ss per e,
% Idge Gi6t, S4.S5 per t. garts 3
Gage Siht, 5l211-520 nrancs per 500;
% Tags eiHt, 5l7L - 5lsL 1Sranes per
tl00 fur 1eutihlano. 4 Iage Siht. 4
Mars a5Se. DO. go Ia9e Sint, a41zt.
Documentary Bills arf IonooH wurnen
ta 81 .s31, ani glasgop sn "a S3L uno
euf Httiait su $4-s3 psrtautt.
Frnsss-r sslsaasHs#
iolsi:
Gsnfauf. 8srfauf.
ts 9onos, 1925, Coup. ll4H li5A
W Benos, 1918. ..... 1929 lO3
xE Honos, 1880. .... 1909 -
zS y6n6iHd ......... .lVO&s lol
tissrtss csnit umisss.
Der umias TN bieiieen Gltarinsbaus bs'
Ihf ftA bente aaf 50 .0i2 200.
ssiai.esixritatsn.
Gis htsfss afiienborie bIieb beuie se.
'hleffsn. Sm offenen glar.te iinb bic fol.
SsaesR gsriduie ~ 5erif,teR:
N1 u1stGh4lA e iJ1 ......... .iOn4
tiwg kirc. y. n. sher. t932-52.... ss1a
Rd6iiebenbe IabeIe Don I'M bieitger
Wcrft bsfiHoll6en Scnos uHo 4ttier glebi
bis oiis,isusH EuotiruHgsu an:
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Gut Dinsniu WsiIe bab<n.
Bftmber Gum Wirib): Der Dori-
peIi3ih iIt "a enrebli4 betrunfenl1
- ga. Der bat meinem No9bor elm
&dRiitfi6 sur llnt<rfnrifs btrTtra-
en- nRb iportst bier nun fbon fiinf
Gtsnbe1 mt bic GzIebiuans.s
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,9dgli1er NNarft Serid)t.
einetnneti. 25. qpdr, 1910.

Die nabfoIsenbea IuotiruneeE besieben
fit5 unr aui Gnaros Zransaftionens Bei
tleineren eei1dffen reroeu etpas b6bers
9reiie berehnet.
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Nmsmdrtise Wdrfte.

Sn alien 0r6beren Stdoten oe5 2anoes
bIteben bcute bic B6rieu geidlofleu. Gs
ijno oabsr in ben auapdrtigen Rarftberid)s
ten nit AuSudhme Der 9iehmdrtte feineBers
dnoeruugeR in ben GuotiruugeH 81 per-
ieitIHen
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
MIcHIoAN's STRONG BOX.
It Will be Empty Again Before First
of December.

Before December 1st, Michigan's
strong box will be empty again and
the state board of auditors will find
It necessary to negotiate more loans
in order to pay running expenses. At
least that Is the opinion of Auditor
General Fuller, who has helped pilot
the ship of state through two financial
storms. The state treasurers depart
inent is more pessimistiC. as the en-
ployes in that office contend that the
supply Of cash in the general fund
will be exhausted before October.
When the vault in the state treas
urers Office was opened this morning
there was S1,323,S7249 in the gener-
al fund. Auditor General Fuller es-
Inmates that the state will receive
from various counties about 100000
which viii also be turned into the
general fund when that amount has
been expended the state board of aud
tors will have to borrow.
Under the new consultation the
board Of auditors Is empowered To
borrow money for running expenses to
the amount S250.000, and II the pres
ent supply is used before December
first it is estimated that the board
Will be compelled to go the limit. Last
year 100000 was borrowed in order
that the salaries of the clerks might
be paid and other accounts were held
up until the taxes arrived in January.
The legislature will convene jan
uary first, and as the salaries of leg
islators are paid from the general fund
II is possible that the law makers
will be compelled 90 wait until the tax
money arrives before they will be able
20 draw for their services
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
MIGHT HAVE HAD CAMPBELL.
Tigers Might Have Had Star Who Has
Joined Pirate Team.

Truly the chances of baseball are
great and the magnate takes as many
as the player. President Frank Navin,
in looking over the box scores of the
National league games a few days ago,
lamented the fact that he muffed one
last fall.
At that time Aberdeen. Northwest
ern league owned Pernoll and Camp
bell. Detroit wanted Pernoll because
he had quite a reputation as a pitcher
and Aberdeen wanted to collect on
Campbell. The Aberdeen management
offered Campbell to Detroit for $1,000,
but Navin shook his head. Detroit had
four veteran outfielders and Drake.
So the deal was put through for Per-
non alone and Campbell was gobbed
up by Pittsburg.
Campbell broke i'm as a regular
when Tommy Leach was hurt a few
weeks ago. Fred Clarke thinks so
well of him that he has the youngster
out in left field where he Is being
coached TO succeed the Pirate man.
ager, when he retires as an active
player, which may be next season.
Therefore. is Mr.. Navin filled with re-
grets. OF course you can't get EN-
all. but you hate to see a live one slip
past.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
WISCONSIN HARD AT 1T,

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 1.-THE
river was delightfully."- smooth last ev-
ening and all the crews had hard
practice sessions. Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin had fourmile time trials.
The Quakers rowed smoothly and
finished strong. Coach Ward spoke
approvingly OF their work.
Wisconsin started it's trial three
miles south OF and finished one mile
north of the bridge, making good
impression. No time was given out.
The three other crews had more
moderate practice. Cornell and SYRIA
cuse went down the river. while Co.
lumbia went up around Crum Elbow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17

daily earnings, but damages In no case
are to exceed $4,000.
Latest reports from the building
trades department of the American
Federation of Labor showed that TWEEN
ty internationals. twenty three state
councils and 1853 local councils were af-
filiated.
For the tenth time In succession Jo-
seph n. Weber of New York, was NOM
mated for president of the American
Federation OF Musicians, by the ma
tlonal convention of that body at Gin
einnati, o., recently.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
has granted an increase of six per cent
i'm the pay of all its employees receiv-
ing 5000 or less a month, excepting
those affected by the agreements re-
Gently entered into.
The Garment Workers union OF Bos-
ton, Mass, has recently signed an
agreement giving the members an s.
to 30 per cent, with saturday half-hol-
idays all the year round.
with the exception of the carpenters
labor unions of the building trades Sec
ton of the Federated Trades council
have declared a strike against the Mill
waukee Brewers association. 1t is es-
timated that more than 500 men are
idle
The labor temple recently opened at
Fourteenth street and Second avenue,
Manhattan, by the Presbyterian de-
partment of church and labor, has
proved itself to be one of the most
successful things ever undertaken by
the department.
The electrical workers of Minneapo-
lis. Mimi, have discarded the working
card and substituted the working but
ton. It is issued monthly and the color
is changed every month.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
A Bright Blacksmith.

The greatest Improvement in vehicle
construction was when some bright
blacksmith thought of heating the
tires and shrinking them on the wheel
While many claim the honor, 1t is
not known to whom it rightly be-
longs. Previously to this event tires
were made in short sections and held
on the felloes with nails. When start.
ing on a long haul the driver always
iaid In a good supply of nails to use
on the trip.-Shop Notes Quarterly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Mr.. Lesr's Memory system.

In 1871 Edward Lear was stayins
with the governor of Bombay at
Mahabaleshwar, the hill station of the
bombay presidency. / was there and
TOOK walk with him one day. told
MN they were called "jambul" trees
IN India. He Immediately produced
MS sketch book and in his inimitablc
style drew a bull looking into a jam
pot. lie said It would help him to
remember tho name.-Spectator.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
kETcHELL OFF FOR WEST.

Chicago, June 17.--Stanley Ketchel
by his new manager
Wilson Miner, passed through this
city this week on his way to San
Francisco. where he fights Sam Lang
ford on July 2, Ketchel looks better
today than he has in some time and
his confidence is stronger than it has
been on any of his former visits to this
city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Too Much Druqglng.

When the devil was sick ana
saint, 1t is to be hoped that he tucked
his head under the cover and went ~
sleep and behaved himself, ana uia
not rear and cavort and sneeze arounu
and take all kinds OF fool dants,rou'
drugs as our sick Yankee devil does
A man who takes too much medicine
is as big fool as the man who, even
though really sick. will not take any
New York Press.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Work and Notices.

The man who won't work without a
hustle motto stuck up before him,
won't work with it. Each year the
crop of wise saws. infallible receipts
for success, seems to be larger than
the one before. Every philosopher
from Lord Bacon down to Ebert
Hubbard has been forced to give up.
-Sutter Independent.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Labor Notes of the World.

Iron molders, sheet metal workers
and carpenters of Racine. Wis, are ON
strike for higher wages.
The Erie railroads wage differences
with its firemen have been adjusted by
an advance in wages of SO per cent
Three hundred and fifty union car
penters went on a strike at Cincinnati.
O.. for an increase in wages from 40 to
so cents an hour.
The income for the last year of In
ternational Cigar Makers union was
$S2s,4sS.S7. Benefits paid out for the
year were s55s,Ss2.Sl.
Organized labor contemplates rec
ommending a nine-hour day and a fif-
ty-four hour week for women at the
next session Of the legislature of Wash
ington.
Twenty-six coal operators out of
thirty-one in the Pittsburg district
have signed the wage scale demanded
by the miners, according to the union
officials.
The stone operators i'm the Bedford
district have been granted the increase
asked for from 81 to $3.50 a day. \
general strike has been in progress
there since last November.
Thousands OF iron, steel and tin
workers in the United States will con-
tribute one per cent of their earnings
TO aid the cause Of the strikers in the
sheet and tin divisions.
The labor law OF New York state
has been amended to provide that
where total or partial incapacity for
work results from injury, weekly
payment not exceeding so per cent of
average weekly earnings is to continue
during the period of incapacity. The
death allowance is to be 1200 times
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
's !s ::r THE FASHION si Men, /
Degrees OF Quarrel.

1 will name you the degrees. The
nrst, the retort courteous; the second
the quip modest; the third. the reply
churlish; the fourth, the reproof va.
liant; the fifth, the countercheck
quarrelsome; the sixth. the lie with
circumstance; the seventh. the lie di.
rect; all these you may avoid but the
ne oirect, and you may avoid that
ZOO with an if.-Shakespeare. "As You
Like It."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
powsr Of Small Vegetable.

Nature manifests her latent pow,
in strange ways. Radishes winch
was thought had all been uprooteu a sss
growing through the asphalt In 'no
playground of st. Georges scno0,s,
Northampton. England, the sue !"
which was formerly a market garu .ss
and It is feared they may injure INV
buildings themselves. .----
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Cheats That RecojI.

Most OF the cheats of existence are
strong. AS to their sweetness, moth.
ing is SO transitory; its date is a mo-
ment; the sting remains for ever; it
may perish with the dawn of eternity.
out II fortunes through time to its
deepest night.-George Eliot.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Dead Shot at LIvers.

hear. doctor. that my friend
Brown, whom you have been treating
so long for liver trouble. has died of
stomach trouble" said one of the ply
sician's patients. Don't you believe
all you hear" replied the doctor.
when treat man for liver trouble,
ne dies of liver trouble. "-Everybody's.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Charcoal Powder PAPER.

Paper impregnated with charcoal
powder possesses the properties char.
acteristic of charcoal filters, and is
also available for filtration of liquids
which attack common filter paper.
moreover. its high carbon content
makes IL a good conductor of cleo.
tricity, and this property can be uti.
MED in the construction of electrical
apparatus.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
lob for Asslatant.

Gentlemen" said the professor.
this is one of the most dangerous
experiments known to science. The
slightest mishap and the experimenter
will be blown to atoms. I will now
step into the next room while my as
sistant performs the experiment"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-17
Items in June Sale
Of PettiCoats

$50 Beautiful Pettieoats, a
most extraordinary value for
95c. These special white mus
lin petticoats with 19-inch
flounce and ruffle of lawn,
SNOWFALL embroidery, a reg
ular 1.5O value, priced in to-
morrow's sale for .05r
ESQ and 2.75 Pettieoats,
good full width and very
neatly made. fine laces and
splendid open or part open
embroidery, while they last,
priced in this sale tomorrow
at 49,. -. .......,l.9S
Circular Lace Skirts, fine
cambria top, full sectional
fiounces, rows of insertion,
tucks AMI lace ruffle, especl-
ally priced tomorrow
at $3.50. -. ........K IN