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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Yolttii1es.

Sn elmer 3eit, mo- man iiberaG Sob
lieoer auf HooieDelt linet. fann es MID
lbaoen. oarauf binSumeiien. mas De
9roBe 5beooor eiaentlld aeleilist. Ye
tanntlih erfreuen lih Die 5rults, pelh
oieier polltilhe garnum perni1tete, all
nod oes beIten @eoeibens, Dafiir abe,
8ciate Der GefOrdler 3ooiebelt. Der lelbf
elnmal @ipiloienlt @ommi6dr mar
Ieinen Departementshef ben Wea, mi
man ,miBbeliebi9e 2eute log tperoer
tonnte. uno ourh Die @rnennunQ feline!
tarblNen BARRIERS gu elmer boben Sang:
liitentellun9 i'm Sdabamt bemies er,
Dab man aud Obne @ramen unb lelbf
obne Senntnihe an Sntel Sams Grippt
fommen tann, tpenn man nur bic n0tbi.
gen einfubrei6en 6reunoe bat.
Die prObibitionilten BON Wisconlin
baben in ibrer Plattform Notal= uno
@ountp. Option peroammt, inoem oieie
nibt Die Srintfraoe l0len uno oas
Dell oes 2anoes nur in Der Wabl bon
Uiit9lleoern Der probibitionspartei au
allen Nemtern lieae. Obiaes @eitdno=
nis bon iOl9en Sadberltdnoi9en ldBt
tief blifen.
sshr Den Verfauf bon l59 patent.
meoainen oerlan9en oiegunoesbeamten,
oaB Die Mpotbeter, melhe bieielben uer=
taufen, bic gunoesiteuer su besabIen
baben. neil oieielben berauiheno mirfen
uno SO tpeitere Meoisinen peroen nod
unterludt. um gu ermitteln. oh oieIelben
unter Die 2ilte Der altoholbaltiaen
Dro9uen gu sdblen iino. Stun iit Die
5raae. Oh Die Npotbeter. pelde berau-
ihenbe Meoi3inen pertaufen, aud Die
Staats= uno Muni3ipal. Steuern be-
aablen mii1en, mie Die Shantmirtbe.
Bon &edtsmeaen io1te oies 10 iein, oa
ieoob bic Mitalieoer Der Mnti= Saloon
Si9a ibren Durit in ben Npotbeten
ltillen. 10 tDerben Die Ssrommen i'm yan=
be i6on oafiir forgen, baB bieielben
belditi9t tperoen.
@in i6reelihes MlBaeIGid batten
oieIe Wohe Die Deiesaten 3ur republi=
taniIhen Staats.@onpention In golum-
bug. Die Mehr3abl oieier ,grapen"
bate mitaebolfen. ben groBten She'll
beg Staates trofen gu MAIDEN, nitt
neil lie felblt einen tiiblenoen 3runt
oerlbmdben. ionoern neil bic Sahe sur
3eit popular ihisn. giun hatten fe lib
Darauf 9efreut, auf Der 5taats- Gonpen-
lion pleoer einmal nod Dersensluf
be bern 3u f0nnen unb aluar mo m6alit
10. baB IS tein 8elo foltet. Da aber
|onlmt Der 5traBenbabnifreit. bic
lDirtblfaften tperosn aeihlo1pn uno
columbus miro mdhrenb Der Gtaats-
Sonbention eben 10 trofen. ipie oas
6limmlfe Temperament I'M 5taat.
Uian t6nnte init ben oiiritenoen Deleaa=
en Waitleio haben. ipenn iie ibr 6hif-
al niht felbif perlhuloet hdtten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

ldbendbnlihen 5hmans oes fifhe
Drama in Den Nofen Deg Sunaen nnl
ourhihnltt ibm Die aroBe sdiaQaoer
,Sn tpentqer als Wainuten mar oas
alno 5n 5ooe 9eblutet.
Beim Bserenpfllfen uno Solslol,l.
meln fiel Der 60idbriae 5bomas 9ooper
am II. Suli in einen sselslpalt auf
elnem Berae in Der nmQebuna BON
Mfatteaman uno oerblieb. nit Dem ;sug
IN Dem Spalt aeFanaen uno auf Dem
Hlldsn cine 2aouna 0ois troaeno. lie.
aeno. big er cm 81. Sufi bnrh 2ufou
aufaefunoen puroe. @be dr3tllbe Ollie
a'bolt peroen tonnte. mar er toot. @r
batte ndbreno oieier Sage teinen yi1en
aeaehen uno NOR nohl 10 perbunaert,
oaB er iiberbaupt nibt mebr bdtte aes
rettet peroen tDnnen.
Sn 8eaoforo. 3d., brannte auf Der
farm bon Sobl Noams Elm 6euftaa
nleoer uno es fdmen Rinber babel
ums Seben. Drei maren S0bue BON
4oams uno Der perte mar zines Hath=
bars Sohn. =
Die Staot Sisbee in Nrisona wuroe
am Samitag bon etnem Woltenbrucb
3wei 8erIonen 5srau
Sobn Batter uno Daniel Wurpbp fans
ben bel Den ueberihpemmunaen ibren
Zoo. Sshs anoere perionen ,ueroen
nod bermiBt uno Die 8ermutbunQ lieat
nahe, oaB auh iie Die Spfer oes un=
meters qenoroen lino. 8iele SduIer
lino ser1t0rt morben uno Der 5traBen=
bahn= Berfebr in Der Staot nuroe meb= :
tere Stanoen oollitdnoig unterbroden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
HnBlanD.

gu gbren oes 100. Sabrestaees De.
5ooes Der R0niQin 2ouiie BON preuBel
uno ouf lbre Soften, muroen am l9
Sull IN Der 8urniiOntir6e su pot5oan
IL lunQe paare Qettaut. Die G0niQir
batte in ibrem 5elfament cine Summt
ausQelebt. aus oereu 3inien idbrlif
lehs fir miirola befunoene 1ienltmaos
den eine Summe BON ie $50 5baleru
ttir lbre Soohseitsaushattunq erbalten
iollen. Sn oielem Sabre puroen aber.
als am 100. Subrestag oes 3ooes Der
aroBen &OniQin unb au1 su @bren
oes 40. Sabrestnges Der &rieQsertlG=
runa 5ranfrel6s an Seuti9lano sp6lf
oelroibstanoloaten ausQeltattet. Den
WermdblunQen WObnteu 3aulenoe BON
geluhern bel.
Yin l6meres unQliif. oas tpabrlhein=
llh mebrere Menlbenleben toltete, bat
ltd in 6eioelbera auf eieene Weiie su=
9etra9en. gs mar 9rOBe SdloBbeleud=
tun9 peronitaltet moroen uno Sauienoe
pom Wenl0en aenoHen BON alien sei=
ten ben sauberbaTten Nnblif, Der ieoes=
nal elnen untpioeritebli6en Rei, aug.
tlbt. 8iele 5unoerte bntten ib belou=
oers auf Der gtefarbrtife 3uiammen se=
ordnat, nls pl0Blih Elm 9elpaItiaes un=
metter losbrah. Oie Wen9e aerietb in
panit. Ropflos fliihtete aGes. um
ldtbsnoes Sboad gu errei9en. Mdnner,
Trauen uno Glnoer tpdl5ten lih in
nrrem Rnduel nod beioen Soften au.
Die Sbwaben uno ainoer nuroeu au
gooen 9etreten. Gin Gino muroe i'm
8eordn9e gu 5ooe gequetl1t. Webrere
yerlonen muroen in Den 6luB eeltoBen.
Die llnnlole Wenae beobabteie taum
Die 0ilferufe Der nit Dem 5ooe Hinaeu=
ben. Cine 4n3abl perionen meroeu nod
oermiBt. Wan oermutbst, oaB iie i'm
g8aner umaetommen lino. Die Nnaabl
Der gum 3beil reht beoentlib Yerlebten
1T betrddtIi9.
Sn Steffeln. elmer tleinen unmeit
oon glberfelo 9eleeenen Ortlhait.
oranaen am 81. Suli orei Wduner in
elm elnIam geleaenes Wobnbaus. mar=
len ben Giaentbiimer sum5eniter binaus
uno notbsiidtiaten Satin uno 90hter
oes Wannes. 8ie S6urten perIudten
gu enttlieben. muroen aber perhaftet
uno mdren fait aelpnbt woroen, neil
Ole BON ibnen miBbanoelten perlonen
l1mer trant oatnieoer le9en.
sSn Slmenau, einem am 6uBe oes
3bur'naer Waloes aeleaenen 2uIttur=
Ort, erOffneten am 81. sSuli bier be-
Iruntene lunge glrbeiier auf ibre Golle=
len obne ieoe 8eranlaliuna Sseuer.
Drei periouen muroen 10 lhner per=
oaB lie taum nit Dem Geben
oapontommen nerben. Giner Der
SbleBboloe rannte oapon. 9lls er ieood, |
ab. oaB er Der 8erbaftuna niht ent.
lehen tonne. mabte er ieinem 2ebenl
,urd elne moblaesielte 3uael Elm gnoe.
DIE anoeren ulroen perhaftet.
unnetter Der fblimmlien Dirt baben
n oerihieoenen Sbeilen Oeiterreihs
lnenolihea Scbaoen anaerihtet. gBol-
.enbriihe. @epitter nno Oaaellfiirme
,aben beionoers Deiterreihild.S
lnb oas iiiolihe Sirol beimaeiuht. Die
tanolente befinben itd IN elmer per=
meifelten Gage. Muf usiten 5treden 1T |
Die grnte p6llig bernidtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Wrbeiten "a stmnoen Der -

Die aelddftiaiten. tleinen Dinoer.
ole le aemabi wuroen. iino Dr. 2inos
Nen site Bills. Seoepille III Elm per-
sudertes 8eiunobeits=ssiiqlein, ipeIdbes
5hndhe IN etdrte. Abgelpanntbeit IN
abaftraft, 8ebirnermiouna in Settles.
traft oerlpanoelt. onrH 6eiluno bon
Oartlelbigteit. Ropfweb. Jroiildauerir
Ouspeplie. Malario. 01ur 25c n
8anslis oentide apotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

ytah Der Nnaabe oes 0ilfs-6abrit-
tnlpeftors W. y. Oniaf in Glepelano
muroen bort In ben lebten Wohen in
neun Gabrifen rauhoersebrenoe Maiai-
nerien inlfaflieri, tpDrdus Der 6dlnb
ae3oaen miro. oaB bic 5bdtieteit Der
6taatsinfpettOren nit Be3ua anf bic
0erbeiftthruna be6ersr arbeits3u1fdnoe
in ben Snouitriebetriebsn CUTE s5rlhte
aeitiQt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
1a8esneMtgtettet,.
Chtn.

= Chtn.
i @eitern Nbenb lin 6:i5 fotibier,
IN Slepelano Elm 3ue Der 6. & q
gllenbahn an st. Clair 5traBe nj
etnem StraBenbabnmaoen uno uurbe
bier perionen ibmsr uno o,ele lsid
betlebt.
Die Staot @leoelano feiert. am srei
tag tbren ia. @eburtstaa. 3ualeid
puroe iiber cine neue 8onoausaabe DO,
l2 Wllllonen Dollars abaeltimmt, un
bic NioeausRreu3uneen absufhaffen
uno eine peitere Bonosausaabe por
$3.50. 900 aur @r,idtuna zines Sofpi
pals fur Sdminolti9tiee.
Soi. Bulb. Der aneeb1ide Siibrer oes
Wob. welher in Der Naht oes 8. Sui
su y}etparf, O.. ben 9eteftio @arl
@tberinaton ben Der Nnti= Saloon 2iaa
lpnhte, muroe ipdt am lebten Donners.
tag abeno in Dem 9orf Sarper, nabe
gelefontaine, berbaftet unb an ssrei-
tao In aller gile nod Dem @efdnanis
in Nelpart aebrdht. Buib batte lib i'm
6eim feines Sbuaaers berboraen unb
mar oorbereitet. lid Der 0erbaftuna su
pioerieben. Poli3eidbef 5auloer bon
Sellefontaine oran9 nit elmer Wann.
ldaft pabreno Der Naht in oas Oaus
Elm uno atpana guib nit uorsebaltenem
Heboloer. Iih au eroeben.
Nad elmer aufreaenoen Saao oelana
es elmer Nn8abl bepaHneter Wdnner,
Usihael @owosti. einen iun9en Wann
bon "a Sabren. Der auf Die bel Blue
Rod pobnbafte rs Sabre alte 5srau
WoIes coleman eiren tbdtli1en NnQriff
beriibt uno ibr Die Gleioer falt pom
Seibe aerihen bate, einsufaneen uno
in oas @ountpaefdnanis in 3anesuiue
ein3uliefern. Goposfi ertldrte nadb
ieiner 6eitnabme. baB er ourd 6unaer
gum Nabnltnn aetrieben woroen lel;
er lei bel Der neuliden 2pn6arei in
Netpart suqcgen aepeIen uno babe fih
ieltber in Ddloern berborQen 9ebalten,
big Der 6unger ibn gu Dem NngriIf auf
Die Jrau aetrieben babe.
Gin betruntener Neeer in Columbus
lparoe 6reitag Nbeno bpim 8erlaIIsnB
bon @larts Wirtbifaft in @an Song
StraBe, mo er auf Den Shantpdrter
lino Die 8dte mebrere 5hii1e abqes
feuert bate. bon Dem poliSilten 6. s.
Speatman eribohen.
Bon Der Sibe iiberpdltiat fieI Martin
Wulbair, s6affner Der gennIpluana
Sabn. beim getreten oes yaoes au
Sleuelnno in Die gaoemanne uno er=
ranf.
Sn elmer Sdneioertperfltdtte in Dops
on ereisnete iid cine grploiion, pabr=
beinlih ourb oas gum &leioerrelnieen
lebraubte 8aiolin berurlabt, Die ben
Soo oes Shneioer9eisaen Senrp s.
uno Die t0otli1e Nerlebuna
'ss Shneioermeiiters 6rant 8aete sur
5olse batte.
@iienbabnoetettibs baben in @incin=
lati eine internationale vGence" ent=
'edt, einen plab. bon mo- aus mo6ens
aft aeltoblene 9Daaren pieoer auf ben
Rartt 9ebraht puroen. @s banoelt lid ,
I'M Diebsbeute. Die meilt i'm Often ae.
aaht uno nab Cincinnati oeId)idt '
ouroe. @an3e Yerae aelfoblener Waa= !;
en- tpuroen entoeft, unter onoeren :
900 3i9arren. ieioene 6anold5ube i'm :
Berthe bon $500, ieioene 5triimpie i'm
Berthe bon $500. far 5000 pbono= :
rapbenplatten uno fur unaefdbr $500 :
5aroinen. Die Mnaren muroen in
}ianotilten mad Cincinnati aelhift !
no bort ourd Sobn 6arlep uno @eoroe q
lsilion, bic fi6 beioe in Oaft belinoen =
~ o''oeu 1Vut'tel Heuttit ItuD UeII N)Ps n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

m6hten piele 2eute ole 9ausfrau elau=
ben MAIDEN, menn lie auseebt, um
Mebl fir ibr 8sbdf gu taufen, = aber
tpenn iie einmal YeerleB Mebl 9e=
braubt bat. 10 mill Iie tein anoeres
mebr, neil es cine Jreuoe 1T. Brot gu
baden. tpenn es 10 meiB. leibt uno
I9mafbaft miro. tpie es nit oielem
ausseseibneten Webl Der 5aa iit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
JnIann.

gei elmer unternOmmenen Roa3ia auf
Splum.S Spelunten fonfis3ierte Die Boz
li3si IN ct. 2onis Opium. oas einen
yyertb BON $l8, 750 reprdIsntiert.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

To the Electors of the Village of
L'Anse:
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election for said village will be
held on Monday, the 18th day of March,
A. d. 1910, in the Town Hall in said
village, for the purpose of voting
for village officers, to-wit:
One President,
One Clerk,
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
Three Trustees for two years.
The polls of said election will be open
at 2 o'clock a. m. or as soon thereafter
as may be AMI will remain open until s
o'clock p. m. of said day.
BY order of the Board of Election In
spectors of said village.
Dated this eighth day of February,
A. D. 1910.
C, d. SHEA, Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
L'Anse Opera House VIII Be Scene Of
Fine Motion Picture Show.

Professor T. Wills and E. c. Richards,
pioneers of moving pictures and expon-
ents of motion photography, will be at
L'Anse Opera House tonight, and prom
ise to give one of the finest programs
of motion pictures and lecturettes ever
seen and heard in this village.
In other paragraphs one may get the
gist of the program of the evening.
Mr.. Wills visited our village in former
years with his show and was pleased
with the attendance he received here
at that time. Suffice it to say
that he will get good crowd to-
night, as his motion pictures are clean,
instructive and uplifting. Guaranteed
to please the most fastidious.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
Basket BAH Next Friday.

Provided the Houghton high school
basketball teams do not get another Sc
we're attack of the disease commonly
known as 'cold feet" we are promised
a couple Of fast games at L'Anse Opera
House next Friday evening. Come and
see repetition Of the Calumet game.
Revenge with big ''R." for the dis
appointment suffered last week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
A GRAND SUCCESS.
U. s. c. +. Dance The Best In Many
Years.

The second annual ball, given by
Branch Al Of the United Societies of
Canadian French in L'Anse Opera House
Monday evening was the best one in
L'Anse in years, both from social and
financial stand point.
Klingkammer's orchestra, of Hough-
ton. was on hand and furnished the
merry strains for the dancers, who
crowed the floor to its full capacity.
The dancing was changed considerably,
many dances not usually seen here be-
ing on the program. The moon dance
seemed to be very popular with all.
The supper served by the ladies Of
the society, was excellent and those
who had share in the making of it
are receiving a lot of pretty compli-
ments. About one hundred and fifty
people ate supper at this event.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

Mrs. Jenkins Yields to Grim Reaper
While At Jacksonville, florida.

A telegram was received by w. l..
Mason last Wednesday morning, from
Jacksonville, Florida, announcing the
sudden and untimely death of Mrs.
Florence jenkins, daughter of Mrs. E..
L. Mason.
1t will be remembered that on jan
uary 20 Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Jenkins
left L'Anse for Florida to spend the
winter, mainly for Mrs. Mason's health,
and this turn Of events was received as
severe shock by the many friends of
the deceased. Word from Jacksonville
states that Mrs. Mason is prostrated
over her daughters death.
Mrs. Jenkins was lady of kind and
lovable disposition and was well liked
by all who know her. She was fifty
seven years of age and has resided in
this village nearly all of her life.
No definite cause Of her death has
been learned as yet.
w. L. Mason left Wednesday for
Jacksonville, and it is expected that
the deceased will be inferred in Chicago,
by the side of her husband, who died
about four years ago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
Resistrafinn Notice.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the Board of Registration of the
Village of L'Anse will be held in the
Town Hall in said village on Saturday,
the 18th day of March, A, D. 1910, for
the purpose of registering the names
of all such persons who shall be pos
sessed Of the necessary qualifications
Of electors and who may apply for that
purpose.
And the said Board of Registration
will be in session on the day and at the
place aforesaid from 8 O'Clock q. m. un.
til s o'clock p. m. for the purpose
aforesaid.
By order Of the Village Board of Reg
istration.
Dated this 9th day Of February, AID.
1910.
c. d. SHEA, Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
EXAMINATIONS HELD.
Census Enumeration Applicants Came Be-
fore Deputy County Clerk Saturday.

Mrs. Katherine Picard and Messrs.
Peter M. Getzen, Fred Knapp, VIM.
Berg, Henry Murphy and Leo McKind-
les met at the Court House, L'Anse,
Saturday afternoon last and were given
the census enumerators' examination
by County Clerk o. o. Deschaine.
care you prepared for the census
mani" may well be asked at this time,
especially of the women. He may ask
some questions that are not considered
quite the proper thing. The age, fol
instance.
He will ask the girls whether they are
old maids. 1t requires brave man fol-
census. He will ask how long apersor
has been married. If one refuses tc
answer the questions of the impertinent
census man and slams the door in his
face. he will 60 around to tbs back door
and start over again. He is paid te
gather facts.
Every person is expected to give his
real age to the census man, however
guarded the secret may. have been these
many seasons. 1t is hardly expected
that the average age Of the women viii
be found as great as that of the men.
The census man will ask If the subject
of the question can speak good English
He may have been carrying on fluent
conversation, in which not even the
slightest allusion has been made to the
weather. One will naturally be surprised
but one shouldn't be angry or doubt the
sanity of the census man. He is paid
for asking questions and he had nothing
to do with the framing Of the questions,
Another questions that is calculated
to make some women confused, others
miserable, some regretful and Others
jubilant, is the question as to whether
she is married, divorced, widowed, OF
unmarried. The census man does moi
ask if one is divorced, the casua belli,
for the census man is only human and
should not be called to take undue
chances for smaLsalary.
In some neighborhoods of the country
one of the questions asked by the cen,
sus man might be considered very i'm.
polite, even dangerous. The census
enumerator asks what the relations be.
tween neighbors are. One might tel
him that it was none of his business
but it il. In some parts of the county
the census man might have to duck {
hat pin.
Each person will be asked his or hel
birth place, number Of children, whether
he owns his own home and whether Il
has been mcrtgaged. He win ask thu
nature Of employment, how long eacl
has been in the country, whether Z per
son is naturalised. and the birth plac,
Of the father. Each person viii b,
] asked how long he worked in 1909.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
Death OF Mr.. Crane.

A telegram was received Monday by
Mrs. Miller announcing the death of
her daughters husband, Everett M.
Crane, at his home in Oconto, Wis, on
Sunday, after lingering illness con-
tracted in Cuba during the Spanish
American war, when he served as a
private.
Mr.. Crane was well-knowni in L'Anse.
having spent several months here as q
guest, and his many friends will learn
of his death with deep regret.
The funeral was held Wednesday in
Oconto. Mrs. Miller and daughter. Lena.
and Fred left on Tuesday to be present
at the funeral-Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller, Of Keweenaw Bay, were also
present at the last solemn rites.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT.
Interesting Statistics Compiled by Sec.
retary Of State for January.
Lansing, Mich, Feb. z, 1910.

WHEAT.
In reply to the question, HAS wheat
during January suffered from any
cause?" "a correspondents in the south
ern counties answer ''yes' 298 ,''no;"
in the central s answer Eyes" and l5l
mo-" in the northern counties 1872 and
in the upper peninsula 20 answer mo. "
Snow protected wheat in the southern
counties 3.98 weeks; in the central
counties 4.02; in the northern counties
All; in the upper peninsula 4.15 and in
the State 4.02 weeks.
The average depth Of snow on the 18th
in the southern counties was 9.97 inches;
in the central counties 1915; in the
northern counties 1884; in the upper
peninsula l4.79 and in the state 1l.82
inches.
On the first the average depth in the
southern counties was $40 inches; in
central counties 9.9s; in the northern
20. IL; in the upper peninsula I'm and
the state Ills inches.
The total bushels Of wheat marketed
by farmers in January at 100 Touring
mills was 2lO. .967 and at ll9 elevators
and to grain dealers 1872, AZ or total
Of 302,5S9 bushel. OF this amount
3l8, ,578 bushels were marketed in the
southern four tiers Of counties; 65,O14
in the central counties and.lS, 9S7 in the
northern counties and the upper penin-
sula. The estimated total number OF
bushels of wheat marketed in the six
months, Angust-J anuary is 1000, 900.
Seventy mills, elevators and grain deal
ers report no wheat marked during
January. The average condition OF
live stock in the state is reported as
follows, comparison being with stock
in good, healthy and thrifty condition:
horses, sheep and swine 95 and cattle
94.
FREDERICK C. MARrMDALE,
Secretary of State.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

But II, a. the patient and perhaps peni-
tent census lenumerator Is leaving the
the steps with resigned look plsstered
on his placid countenance, he suddenly
stops, hesitates and turns IN appealing
face, from which shoots the halting
question: "Are you deaf or dumbf"
one should be charitable and forbearing
with the humble fellow. He y only .
human interrogation mark. One should
not slnm the door IN his pleading face.
but come closer to him and with : gen-
tleness in ducet voice answer:s
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll of the Township of L'Anse. for the
year Of 1905, has been deposited with me,
and will be at my Office every day,
for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
NOISE DEsCHANE,
l2-18-tf. Township Treasurer.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
Notice..

All members of the u. s. C. F. are
requested to be present at the regular
meeting Wednesday evening, February
16. Initiation.
By order of the
PRESIDENT.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12
Notice Of Discontinnance Of County
- Road.

NOtlce OF D1ec0nunne0ce OF county
Road.
At a meeting of the County Road
Commissioners Of Baraga County. held
January 18th, 1910, the following resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the county road
known as the L'Anse and Skanee Road,
formerly adopted Including all the diff
ferent parts adopted at different times)
by the Board be and is hereby discOn-
tinued and win no longer be County
Road after due notice Of said discontinu-
ance be given.
MARTIN VoETsCH,
Clerk of the Board Of
County Road Conmis-
2-6-t6. sioners.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

Pianos vacuum clexned and tuned for
the regular price Of tuning. Phone 2lt
Or call 2o8 Lake St., Hancock.
6-22-tf. II. e. CoonBs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12

every legitimate Fertility of Mchgans soil is her
Capitalization should be made audu
the wild
Public franchises should bear just proportion of public
expenses
inspection should be made efficient security
depositors.
Private banking rgdy the
public
Good roads a vital question.
The State might by State highways
Convict labor should be used the roads
free labor
Woman enforced made strict
possible.
Wokngmen injured the of their tasks should be
reference the why's and wherefore
should member of the law faculty of the
should handle much of the State
business.
primary enforced the letter
The use money political should be rgidly utn
lied and every expenditure given publicity.
Civil service for all State employees
Mchgan lands should be demanded by
Michgan's delegation in
Uniform accounting for municipalities.
cities should be utilized fertzing agent in the
country