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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16

Have only one doctor-just one! zSo
 sense in running from one doctor to another! Select the best one, then stand by him. No sense in trying this thing that thing, for your cough. Care fully, deliberately select the best cough medicine, then take it. Stick to if.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16

Tho---lsoll file, Conn.,, where he is tusily engaged in carpet manufac- turing, to be near his fancee. It is expected that the. wedding will take place soon after the return to Amer ica, in June, of Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16

New York, March 15.-Pictures of Miss Eleanor Butler Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., taken near the home of the young lady in this citv. show that the son of the former president is a most devoted lover He runs down frequently from
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16
Chil dren Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S C A s c RIA CONTRACTS FOR SEWERS AWARDED

Bids for the construction of sewers were opened in the office of the City Auditor, yesterday afternoon. Con- tracts were awarded as follows: Morehouse street sewer, Too1e and CT from State street to Union avenue Burns and Co.,; Seaview avenue sew CT, Pierce Manufacturing Co.,; Pacific street, Boston avenue, and Livingston nlaca- R. n Pierce IE- Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16
MOTHERS DIAGNOSIS RIGHT.

The disa greement between the Health Board and Mrs. Joseph Keeg- an, 86 Cannon street, has terminated in favor of the claim of the mother. Her son is not suffering with scarlet fever, but with an aggravated form of poisoning contracted ip the woods, recently. Mrs. Keegan has been per mitted to return to her work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-16
ST. PArR1cK's NIGHT
AT OUILTY's.

Tomorrow night at Quilty's, Jack sons thea tre building, a dance will be given in honor of the patron saint of Ireland which promises to be a very pleasant affair and is sure to draw a large crowd Monahans orchestra will furnish the music and there will be dancing until midnight. Every lady in attendance will be presented with a green paraso1 and every gentleman with green hat. You are cordially invited and assured of good time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
IN THE JUSTICE COURTS
Oscar and John Gryn Change Pleas,
Liveryman Makes Charge.

oscar and John Gryn, who were
originally arraigned on the serious
charge of assault to do great bodily
harm, to which they pleaded not quill
~. were allowed to change their pleas
yesterday afternoon In Justice Jacko-
las court to assault and battery. They
were fined SIS and costs each, or 60
days in jail The fines were paid.
Nick Muckichich was arrested last
evening, on complaint of Dennis Sui
Ivan, the charge being that he over
loaded a horse and rig that he hired.
IT appears, according to. the story told
Justice Jackola, that Muckichich was
seen TO drive down Pine street, ac-
companied by partner, and that when
just outside the Schlitz saloon. two
other men boarded the rig. One of the
Sullivan barn boys watched the men
Chamber into the rig, and then inter-
fered, telling them that the rig was
over crowdM 1t is alleged that
Muckichch assaulted the boy. and
there is probability that another
warrant charging assault and bat
terry may be sworn out. The case
dealing with overlooking the horse
and rig Is to be disposed OF this af-
ternoon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
Will LOOK into
STATE TAXATION
RAILROADS TO HAVE COMMITS
SION OF THEIR OWN An WILL
APPRAIsE GENERAL
PROPERTY.

Determined that the next legislature
must take some action which will re-
duce the railroad taxes or cause the
tax commission to raise the valuation
of general properties, the railroad
companies of the state have organized
a tax commission of their own to APP
praise general property throughout the
state for the purpose OF securing data
which will enable them to put up a
determined fight against further in
crease I'm tax rates
Oren Bolt OF Grand Rapids, ex-sec-
rotary of the state tax commission, Is
now in the employ of the railroad
companies and Ira Sayre of Flushing,
formerly field man Cor the commission
has also entered their service. H..
Freeman and s. G.. Summers of Cen
esce county are the other members of
the new commission and IL is said
that a fifth member will be chosen
from the upper peninsula.
When the railroads pads their taxes
this year they did so after much
grumbllng and IL was minated that
legal proceedings might he started to
recover some of the money on the
ground that they We're bearing an UNI
lust share of the burden.
Secretary Lord of the state tax com
mission stated some THE ago that I'm
his opinion general property through
out the state is not assessed at more
than sixty per cent OF it's cash value.
Certain state officials who are in
touch with the situation agree that the
railroad companies have perfect
right to complain of an unequal taxa
ton, and 1t Is the general opinion that
conditions should be remedied as
quickly as possible.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
LAURiUM BREvITiES.

Mrs. Thomas Nugent Of Baraga, IS
visiting Laurium friends this week.
Homer Beauchaine will leave this
week for Canadian points on a visit
Mrs. Joseph LeMarche Is home from
Portland, ore, where she has been
visiting.
Mrs. Levina Dyer of South Bend,
Kas. lis visiting at the Polkinghorne
residence.
Miss l.. Leveille has returned from
Montreal, where she has been spending
some time visiting relatives and
friends.
John r. Rowe is making arrange
ments to send a party of Cornishmen
to England the latter part of this
month, and is also arranging for n
trip to take place in September Both
trips are likely to be largely patron
lied. Already eight persons have sig
nilied their intention of taking the triI
the latter part of this month.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES
Organization Of Swedish Mission
Churches to Meet Soon

The thirteenth annual conference
of the Young Peoples Societies of the
Swedish Mission churches will be held
at Gladstone. Mich, August IL to 10.
This conference includes all of Upper
Michigan and parts of Wisconsin as
far as Ashland and Marinette.
A large delegation is expected in
GLIDING several well known pastors
and singers. The first meeting will be
held on Thursday at 1880 p. m. in the
Swedish Mission church. on Friday
the session begins at p. m. when sew
eral papers, on topics concerning the
work. will be read by representatives
from different societies. In the even
ing a sacred concert will be given 1T
o'clock.
Saturday a. IN. is nthe business
session, followed by election or Off
GERS and a general discussion OF the
work and closing with remarks by
Rev. o. +. Larson of Florence. Wis.
In the afternoon several papers will
be presented and the evening includes
a lecture by Rev. Mr.. Skoog of Iron
Mountain.
! Sunday a. m. sunrise prayer meet
ing, at a. m. Sunday school address
, by Rev. Carl Robbery and at 1880
sermon by Rev. Andrew Anderson of
Norway, Mich. At p. IN. the meeting
will be held in the park, weather per-
hitting, when Rev. Carl A. Hognander
OF Escanaba will speak In the even
ing, gospel meeting at the church.
On Monday the day will be spent
i'm the park at 80 p. m. another
meeting will be held when several
good numbers will be presented. The
evening includes moonlight ride
around the bay on the steamer May
wood. Good singing and a hearty well
come awaits you all.
The present officers Of the Confer
ence are: Rev. A. T.. Rundquist, Men,
ominee, president; Rev. ]. Sallstrom.
Ishpemng. vice president; Miss Ruth
Hail. Ashland. Wis. secretary; Miss
Anna Swanson, Gladstone. assistant
secretary; Mr., Sam Alvar, Iron
Mountain, treasurer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
Laurium Department
PROHIBS TO HAVE COUNTY
TICKETS: MEET HERE FRIDAY

a county conference of the prohibit
ton party will be held at the Finnish
Temperance hall in Laurium on Fri
day, August 9Th, and members all over
the county are asked to attend and
help start the campaign. The party
will put a county clerk in the field and
every Office will be contested.
The program arranged for Friday
evening is as follows:
\ lecture by Rev. Louis Keast Of
Dollar Bay, on "The Enforcement Of
the law"
A lecture by Rev. A. Il. Healy Of
Osceola, on THE Prohibition Question
from an Economic Standpoint"
lecture by Rev. A. Il. Sutcliffe Of
Houghton on a subject selected for the
occasion.
A male quartette will furnish music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
KNIGHTS OF kHoRAssAN
Tenth Biennial Convention Will be
Held in Toledo. 1911

The tenth biennial convention of the
Dramatic order knights of Khorassan
the shriners of Pythianism. will be
held in Toledo. on Aug. IA to 10. 1911.
+. A. Neiberger, secretary of the Toll
edo executive committee, arrived in
Milwaukee on Tuesday to attend the
Pythian convention and to boost the
next session of the imperial palace of
his organization, says the Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Dramatic order Knights of
Khorassan is entirely within the
ranks of Pythias. 1t is not a higher
rank. but membership i'm ii is de-
pendent upon membership i'm good
standing in a subordinate lodge. It's
object is to promote broad acquain-
lance among members of different
lodges and to foster the jovial side OF
life. 1t is social organization.
1--WE expect to have at least 10000
people i'm Toledo on this OCCASION
said M.Neiberger. on Tuesday. 1--WE
have twenty avenues of transportation
leading into the city and will draw the
attendance from the districts in which
we are strongest. At Ashville, N. c..
last year. we had 1000 i'm attendance
The Toledo Chamber of Commerce
has provided Mr.. Neiberger with TO-
900 circulars which he is distributing
among Pythians.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
RALLY AT WOLVERINE.
Kerr Smith Osborn Meeting Lareel,
Attended Last Evening.

A meeting held last evening at VOL
VERNE, in the interests of the candi-
daoy of Angus w. Kerr for the con-
gressional nomination was largely at
tended, and much enthusiasm was the
result. During the evening speeches
favoring the candidates. of Chase $.
Osborn for governor. Charles Smith
of Hubbell to succeed himself i'm the
state senate, and Angus w. Kerr for
congress were given by Messrs. Kerr,
James T. Fisher and Smith, and were
received with enthusiasm and favor.
Charles l.. Noetzel was chairman OF
the meeting and introduced each
speaker. The Finnish Humu band rem
dered selections during the evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
RECEIVES UNpERsIzED FISH.

Deputy Fire, Game and Fish Warden
John Gipp received another consign-
ment of 125 pounds of understood
white fish yesterday from Lamerand
Bros, of Keweenaw county CONNER
cial fishermen. officer Gipp has ship
ped 100 pounds of the fish to the Good
VIII Farm, and the remaining %
pounds was given to deserving Wild
ows OF Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
PICNIC A BIG SUCCESS.

The annual picnic of the Calumet
butchers association, held yesterday
at the c. & H. park, was a success In
every way. Despite the threatening
weather, rain held off until late in the
evening. Hundreds attended the pic
mic.
a meeting of the several committees
has been called for next Monday even
ing I'm the Dunn.s hall on Sixth street
when reports will be presented, and q
financial statement made.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
SONS OF HERMANN GRAND
LODGE MEETS IN FSCANABA

The Michigan grand lodge of the
Sons of Hermann will meet in Escan-
aba today and tomorrow.
The grand lodge is composed of the
grand lodge officers and from one to
five delegates from each lodge. It
is expected that the number in at
tendance will approximately be forty
or fifty.
The convention while largely of a
business character, will not be devoid
OF social features and will wind up
Friday evening with an entertainment
and banquet in the Sons of Hermann
hall, where the business sessions will
also be held. This entertainment will
the members of Fuerst Bismarck
! lodge, No. Is of Escanaba.
Important Business.
The first business session will be
held this afternoon This will also
be the program for Friday, concluding
with the banquet.
Considerable business of import
ance Affecting the Sons of Hermann
order i'm Michigan will be transacted
by the convention, which will also
elect grand lodge officers for the en-
suing year and select the place for
holding the convention next year
Following is the present list of grand
lodge officers:
Grand president, Louis Mueller,
Owosso; first grand vice president,
Joseph Walch, Escanaba; second
grand vice president, Chris Hammel,
Saginaw; grand secretary. Charles
Borst, Hancock; grand treasurer, Will
liam Waas. Laurium; grand trustees,
Fred Schneider of Escanaba, Chris
Groobusch and Louis Arnold of Iron
Mountain.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE
10th Anniversary of Its Establish
ment is Observed Today

Washington, d. c., Aug. An over
the world today. wherever they may
be, the officers and crews of the ves-
sells of the United States revenue
cutter service will formally celebrate
the 12Oth anniversary OF the establish.
ment of the service. The character
of the anniversary celebration is sub.
stantially the same on all of the ves-
sells. The ships are full dressed"
from deck to foretop and the officers
and crews. in full uniform. are mus
tered on the main deck while the ex-
ecutive officer reads a brief history
of the revenue cutter service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04
STRONG RED JACKET TEAM.

Rcd Jacket will be represented by n
strong team at the fremen's tourna-
ment at the 500 this month. The team
will enter every event. Its personnel
rs as follows
Martin Doolcy, Joseph Mcnamara,
ole Olson, Will Nekervis. Elof Smith,
Ray Dooler Charles JiEbert, Foster
Borchgrevink. Martin Peterson. Albert
Ruonavaara, Ben Grenier, Bert Muir
ply, John Petlewslli and George Pet
ers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-04

The infart son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ..
Roedel. OF 18th street Yellow Jacket.
died Tuesday. Funeral services were
conducted yesterday at the Sacred
Heart church. with interment In Lake
View.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Sait's Heoc als GampasnerI atcrial.

Seuotor Sale bon Mainc hat oei,
antrog geltellt, Die Icbc. ipeld)e ARA.
iioent Eait an SincoIn's 9eburtstua
5n Mem . 9urf sebnlten bat. ais
Sieots = Gofiuncnt britten ST loi.
lei, 4inlb Die Maiprit1i oes Scnois
bat Dent sliltrasa suadtinnnt;t Vie
Reoe ioll nidlt BLOB i'm Congressional
3ecorb peroffcntIid)t, ionecrn aud,
OILS SIugifriit p%orioirei iibcr bos
gnit5e 2orb perionot tperben. HcpI.
blifnniihee 9ampaene Materiol,
Defenders fiir Die 2%anbestbeiie, III De.
l,en Die Soriffraee einen boier &ib
in ben republifoniidpn Meiben &c.
n,nd)t bat. Tr1iioent 5aft bat oi,d)
in Neip Dorf fuieoer Den Napnea
albrid, . 3orii oils oen better geprie.
len, Den bas 9ano lie eebubt babe.
Er iiibrt benz 9oIfe si 8emiitb, bnb
Die neiie 3nrii /. slrbeit eine 3epiiion
nod untet geipcien lei, pbgleif III
Der republifaniid,en Hlaiiorm nid,t
eirniol ausbriidlid reriprod,en nor.
oer lei, Dab bic Tnrif Mebiiinii cine
Nerabietut,s Der 8one brq,aefis iollse,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Ter Stnrm i'm Scntihen Meidstua.

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i'll Storbe Icin, 81 cinem Slcitc'
nont ju ioaen: Nchmen Sic sebn
Mnnn mo id)licben Sic ocn Gcid)s.
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id,reibt iibcr Die @or91n0c:
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ocntifcn Hcid)stoacS fam eS ill CT.
ner Sec,e. Die on Die ltiirrniid,cn 3ci-
tcrt Der Observation-Disclosures erin'
nertc. lie llriodc oieica IuitriitS
lpar ser Ibaecroucte bon SIhcnbura.
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beS SeereS. Hnd, Der giifinliuna oeS
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raIcr auiioiiiing lit cs Dos Sr9nn ocS
StaoteS. Gieie a~uiiainng peronlab-
tie Sen gbgeorbneten BON Sloenhiir9,
Somlid,au. Ser lid, lit Der Seiientlid,
felt germ in Der Hiiihng oes oItelbi-
lfen Rittcrs Seiat in,b Der feline Sc
~leaenbcit poriiber gebcn loBt, I'M lei
I,en Hopalismus 5u befennen. 5It CT
ner 8eseibenlerfung iiber Die itun,s
nc 8eboriompfIiht bes SoIboten.
Gr ~erl1utertc ieinen StonOpluift al
eincm ilid)t b%eionoers eliidlidl &C,
mGblien geiipieI. hus ielblt mieber Die
erinnering al friibere Heoti maf.
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tag Bid,t befiinunert babe. Sn oel
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Sah Die Nerppiit6t bes Dffisiercerps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Nr, 433. =
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ieuie Herfou cine Observation-Disclosures lseriur
hetrciben nod Sieuit6cten fir anoefc3 lpute.
roc. de iothe miinidbert. rod 9trheits fir YeIfos
men, lueldbc folhe iplinifen, beforaen oarf, obne
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IN. tpei6em fid Gin feIfes Gei6aft %befinSct, ,eiu
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rneitt sIeendos arbriraen. fonpbf. ais bic Gds
men Ser Bcrfon,; Sirma ooer Corporation, ipcI'
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fer 8rrorehiilg iiberiritt. ~ ciner Gfrdte BON
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la'1eli bate, fonDen oil benz Elat oes
IbeeoroneteH bon Slbenbltr9 lebbai'
te 3miegeipr16e itait nno Der 5raf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Roplanos tiirfiide ydbcr.
GanItatle.@sbanbe, pOHaHi seseu, etets sfftn.
(Upai4,1O
SpSeSfGue.

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Mittuodh ben 16. 6cbrnar 1910.
gdJt Seiten.
Die Ifniidlen AIR Nront!

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hipibimmS crtergiih il%iriid3npciien.
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bos Hed)t. mas mir trinfen oiirieu,
luiebcr o6aelpebrt nerocn, lno ba
beiBt ca, iuic in Ser Gbiro.erpcoition
!uobren6 oeS 9orcr Nufitanoes: Gle
Ieutiden Sllr 6rplltl 0ftt pcruiini.
tigcn @riinben lit ben ~s(nbGngern
beS Trotibitiors 9onscn Il,bcrio1
ridlt bcl5ufommen. Iu5u iino lie
51hc nlo perlildcl trob oIer Hiebcr+
laaen INNER ipieoer, Morptanh go,,j
troden Su legei. Sn einer InSobl
Der Counties III itncp oas lciber &c,
lnlsei. s(ber nllf, Den Reit De;
Stootes mo sic @robItaht 9alti,
more troten.5u lcaen. lit ooS 3iel.
Gas icBt luieber hurd, Die 2egiSlatur
crreid)t merben iua. ani bieien Tor.
IipB mub Gin 8cseritob iolgeit, ms
Die Neutid)ell miiiicn al ser Spite
itcbcn. Hid,t oIS Oh sic Wiitbiilie pou
Inerifaneril, Sfnei5ern, Eolen,
ll,lgnrn. 9obmcn ms orbercn niht
bOdnpiatonnmcn lei. obcr Die Gent
ldlcn iinh in ibrcn groBen Sereini,
1itngel an beitcn organiiirt. Icy
"l%lnu6bGngigc 3iirger.9 crein." Ger,
ctlun 10000 Witpliebcr u%iigeboren,
miro morgeu in InlopoliS Dor Der
Segialutur criheincn. Is lit notb,
lpcnbig bob bicic Iemnnitrotion oc,i
Scrrcn 8cictgcbcrn id)on burd) Die
WelAc Der IemoHitrontcn imponiri.
is lilo 9iir9cr. StclicriabIer, ipcld)t
BrctcIt cil,legcl gegclt Die @creeiuol-
ilglltg Der III Der EcriaIlnlla 6c6
gorhcS geluobrlciiictcn p~crionlid)cl
6rcibcit; CO iinb MGuncr ullo nid)t
irreaeicitcie biItcriiflc 6rnlcu lulb
i%rnrciic ailhcr. bic lid, j,,n, Molt
mclocn, liru ibrc biirgcrlid,c Srcibcii
81 pertbeibigcn. Sc grobcr Die 3otl
Icrcr 1T, ipeldIc in ocid)loiiencn Tci-
hen III NnnopoliS aliimoridlireit, nm
ibr nno anherer gute3 Hed)t. bic
8rcibeit Der SeberSfiihrung, SIT id,iit.
sen. bcito 9roBcr miro Der Ginhrlid
Der porGetrogcnen Irgrmcnte icil.
Sine Mniien Concentration iollte G;
1norgen lpcroen, mo hnrlml: yGtG
Gent d,cn sur 5ront!.
Sntt tic. boB Dir 2appcii iliegcl,,
Gob tic aft bic arGnfc fricecn.
lpie'S i'm Sicoc bciRt. w.