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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
REMOVAL.

Smith & Adams, manufacturers Of
Tents and Awnings. have moved to
their new building, 225 Edison st. Bell
1864; Ind. 1894.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
Funitura Sale

Warren Paul, 56 West Bird South a.
WIZ, for few days, sell nv ent;rs @
stock At cost for cash. This [ will do
IN order to advertise my new location
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
1.-THE stars incline, but do not COZ
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette. ~
Wednesday, June I, 1910.

Step boldly forth. but not with ~
speed; 49,
They will fare well who every io'
heeds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
salt Lake gecurity and Trust Company,
81 Up. Main street. $500 per yoar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
RADCLIFFE PUPILS TO
FORM MUSICAL S0CH

\ number of the former pupils q
late Thomas Radcliffe. a. G. O.. =.
the studio OF Miss Lillian Oliver o.
the initial steps toward forml,s
Radcliffe Musical society. The 1rH
ter OF Importance is TO gather the Z
of all who were pupils of the dstlts1
ed musician and composer and thcs'
were associated with him In any q
work.
This will be the effort at once d [
who are taking the active part Ia
ing the society. and il is their (
that all former pupils or Others
toned send their name and addfs!
Miss oliver so that they can be reEr
enrolled IN the list of charter mt
Another meeting Will be held laleE.
j. H. Kent. Architect
Room 625. Newhouse building
NcCoy's Stables.
Carriages ana light livery. Phora'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
Special Lunch
Fined for Assault,

at the Oak cafe, SO L. 3rd South. Lunch
from 1l:30 to 3, 35c,
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. Indenend.,. ,so
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
M,tS bem Mpromeitem
Minneipta.

st. Saul. = @ouperneur @ber=
bart fat Sen 5taatSanpalt %peritan0tgt
oaB 5ablreide 8eidmeroen einlau-
fen iiber angebli9e 8~erlebungen &C.
leBli4er 8~eftimmungen, namentli9
aus Sem n0r0liben Gbeile 0es Staa=
tes> Ole ii9 pielfad auf Sen 8erfauf
berauiben0er @etranfe be5ieben. Ser
@ouperneur miinidte Mufflarung iber
sic Madtbefugniiie uno Hflidten ser
|56eriffs uno sic Strafen fir MuBer-
adtlaHungen. Ser @eneralanmalt
gab leine Meinung iiber Sic Srage-
punfte ab un0 lteute felt 6ab bon al
tersber ser 5deriff fir Die grbalt1ng
oeS fSrieoens in ieinem County 5u for
gen butte unb 0aB er nom @ouDerneur
ietnes Mmtes entiebt meroen tonne,
menn er ieinen Bflidtel1 nidt nad<
fon1me. Nab @errn 5imp ions Mn=
itdt hral1dt ser 5beriff nidt erit auf
Bruno elmer Bel6mer0e p%or5ugeben,
lon6ern tpenn er glaubt, annebmen gu
f0nnen> 6aB cine @eiebberlebung I'M
3uge lei, fann er i6on eini6reiten
our @rbaltung 6es 8rie0ens in ieinem
County, un6 er lit gu iol9em Gin
idretter iogar perpflidtet.
M;nneabpIis. = BrGjt0ent
81. 5. CARING bon ser Chicago, Mil-
uaufee & ct. SAUL 8abn miro ant 1.
September in MinneopoIis eintref-
fen, Inn 5uerlt nit Sen bieiigen 8e~
amte1l uno Mnmalten Der Sci eli@afi
u11o Damn NIT oem 15glieorigen Cub
fomite oes @un6erterfomitees pom
Commercial Club iber Die Bldne fir
Sen nclen unionbabnbof gu fonferie-
rem. Ser 8abnpraii6ent un6 ieine Sc.
jenidoft meroen @aite 6es 15glie6ri.
gen o@mites bel einem 2undeon in
Sen @1umlidfeiten oes Commercial.
Clubs iein. Ser erite 8iceprdiioent
Ser 8abn, &err 6. M. Mc@enna, miro
in 8e9leitung oes Braitoenten garling
fem.
Mleran6rin. = @eprdientant
is. 6. 2obed, 6as Brobtbitionsmitglte0
bes 9auies bon Douglos County, miro
in Sen Mobemdbermablen Sobn S. Mn-
6erion, Mupor bon Meran6ria, als
@egner baben. Serr &noerion Der
BEL sen 8rimdrmablen feline Sppoli-
ton finoen miro, betpirbt iib nm sic
Nominotion ouf republifaniider Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

madS r1eller 8olfer gu per5eibnen lit.
Gin Smter in Der >geabe ser 5taot
fat bpilpielsneiie bon etma 10 &or-
ben nibt einen nel1en 5dmarm ein=
%gefangen.
Sratonna. @briitopber
Ganion, ELM PEI elmer bieligen @ob-
renlegerei beidaftigter Mrbeiter, mnr-
oe, lpabreno CT in einem 10 SUB tie
fen @raben tbatig mar, bon ser ein<
~ltiir3ellnen gromaile begraben. Can't
ser aageltrengten 8emiibungen leiner
&amerooen muroe er nod lebeno ber=
a%usgebolt. Man bofft, Sen Mum am
2eben erbalten 51 f0nnen.
@3ite Cart +. - 8iibof Cor
bett bon Grooflton lit bier auf elmer
8eil1dsreile Ser peribieoenen, in iei-
ner 3io5eie gelegenen Slr0ianer-Mii-
iionen e%ingetroffen. Die llnteril1b
l111g liner Sen 8erfa1f bon S110ianer-
ld11Dere1en, melde tn Detroit bon Wttf-
%glie0ern oes Suiti5oepartenentS &C.
fiibrt mfrs, gebt ibrem NbidluB ent-
gegel1. Die 5tenograpben un0 @lerfS
meroen balo in cine anoere @ege1o
peri ebt meroen. &i6ter Gong miro
mabriheinlid in Detroit bleiben, un1
unge lebli6e 5ronsaftionen meiter 5l1
perfolaen.
Garrin ton. = Mus mebre-
ren 1iitriften 6es. States iin0 gead)=
ridten iiber oas Muftreten Ser ge=
firbteten &inoerlabml1ng eingelau=
fen. Sn ser Nfabe bon Gatbap lino
3mei 1%obesfale porgefommen; oud)
5teele in &i06er County mel0et meb=
rere @rfranfungen.
@iscpni tit.
Ma6 ion Die bieiige Staats-
Ell MISREPRESENTATION oronete an, 6ab
|6ie @bicago & @ortbmeitern @iienbabn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

sic bildoflide &eii6en5, 6ober fir 8t=
idof @effron ELM onoeres nnterfom<
men gefunoen meroen muB.
gpeletb. = Minen int 8eltbe
6es 5toates, melde cine Aueue ser
.@infiinfte fir Sen 5aulfonbs bil0en,
iino bon 5taatsbenmten be1i6tigt
moroen. NuBer ser Drainage-&om<
miiiion init @ouperneur@ berbart nab
men piele @ei6aftsleute bieier< un6
Der Observation-Disclosures an ser @eiid-
tigung tbeil.
CIT &iner. = Die @ei5ener,t=
te bat in 6ieier @egenb etmo Is 8u-
ide1 auf Sen SLIDER ergeben, Elm biel
9iinitigeres @eiultat, als er1partet
m1tr6e. Ole gr0Bte @rnte, 6ie be-
.rihtet muroe, betrdgt AZ 8ul6el bonn
.Mfer.
DuIutb. 3meiunooreiBig
.Stu6enten Ser &anoelsafa6emie Ser
rbeinlanoiid)en Staot &oln nabmen
ouf brer feds @oden %6auern0en
amerifaniiden Dur6reiie, sic 6em
.@tuoil,m Der Snouitrieen oient, bier
Mbiteigequartier un6 mt6meten 6ie If.
men bier anberarmte 3eit benz 3me<
de lire @etie. 5eitens ser 9taot
+o,,rSo nor RoifonofonShnf+ DIN nnnp,
nebmer @mpfang bereitet.
@orbbafuta.
gismnrd. - Den 3eniusbe-
ridten gemaB oiirfte iid Die Mnanbl
ser 5dulfinoer in 6ieiem Staate Inn
5000 gegen oos 8oriabr permebrt b.
ben. Die 5dluBauhteu1mg fonnte
.mobl Sic 3nbI $4,000 erreiden.
Samestomn. Durd oed
ungemobnliden Mangel an 2anoar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
$. g. @omn8'S Mn8abe.

SIS lit mir 5u Obren gefomme11, ooB
aemil1e 8erlonen unter meinen 6reull=
Sen cin~ oabin lautenoeS @erudt III
ltmlauf ge1ett baben, oab i'd nod
nit Serrn 81. 6. 8bitnep in @erbln-
oung ltebe, uno bab, fails i'd tn oas
Mmt oes Gountpl6atmeiiters gepablt
meroen lonte, er ou0ur6 8egun1tt-
al111ae,i erlangen mir0e. Diele @n-
aoben un0 aQe oerartige entbebren
Ser @obrbeit. Sd mrroe bon GERM
Wbitnep Dor Is Sabren auf etenn @e=
balt hin g%eol1ngen, Ser nil ieoen Wto=
nat m~,sbe5nblt ml1roe, geraoe 10 mte
oies bel irge11o einem anoeren Ser Sau
lit, ser fir 5aldr arbeitet. MlS 1d)
meme &onoioatur fir 6aS Mmt oes
Gou1tp,99nbmeilterS an5eigte, retdte
id a1eine gntlaiiung eln nno babe
ieit0em au9 nidt mebr oos @ertnglte
nit i'm ooer irgeno elmer letner 4o1n-
pugnien gu tbun.
sSr1eno Senano, melder oaS @elet
nadidldgt, miro auSftnoen, oaB Die
Gountp-Son6s in iolden 8anfen De-
ponirt lin6, mie lie bon BEN @ou11tD=
&ommiHGren beltimmtt meroen, nadoen'
jolde Banfen Die erforoerli@en 8urg=
ldafte1l geleiltet un6 Ii6 bereit er-
fldrt Iaben, cine gemiiie Sntereien-
State gu be3ablen. Ser County,
5dabmeiiter tbut ni@ts mebr uno
nidts meniger als 6as @elo in Sen
bonn Gountpratb 6a3u beitimmten
8anfen unterbringen; er bot feline
acknowledgement, ielbit cine Banf
fir oieien 3med gu beitimmen.
8e5iigli6 ser 5te1ern liebt 6as
@eleb Dor, 6aB sic Steuerbuder, iii
oenen Ser 5tel1erbetrag nieoergeidrie-
ben lit, pom Gountp=Mu0itor gebaltel1
mer6en; oesgleiden meroen audi ale
SteuerperfGufe fir unbe5ablte 5teue
ern bonn glltoitor gebalten; Ole oiesbee
aiqIibe Bfli9t 6es S6abmeilters be-
ltebt einfab 6artn, 6as @el6 fir Dos
gounty in @mpfang gu nebmen. Sd
fam 6ie Steuer3abler 6ieies County
periidern, 6oB, menn i@ a1s @ountp,
5dutmeiter ertpablt merbe, i6 6ie
8flihten ser office ebrbar un6 obne
jeome6c 8eginitigung a%usfiibren nno
babel ie6em cine geredte Bebano-
luna 5utbeil loljen per6e. M9tnngs-
bon 9arrg y. yo1t1tg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

tie; ct ml1roe i'm pergangenen Griib-
|iabr als Mapor gemablt uno e%rfrellt
li6 allgemeiner 8eltebtbeit. SIM &am-
pfc gegen 2obed miro er fir County
Option eintreten, INN 10 Dem @egner
Serrain ab5mgelpinnen.
@alfcr. - Mnmalt CAMEL
Senoerion aus 8aibin9ton, .. s, lit
bier e:ngetroffen, I'M NIT sen 2eed
2ofe Gbippemas 81 nn%terbanoeln; er
1ou Sic en 5tamm in Ben &onferen5en
iiber sic 5umpf- uno 5duudnoereien
pertrcten uno fat bereits nit sen per-
lhie0enen 5tammen in @isconiin
uno Mbite Garth erfolgrei9 perban-
oelt. Mgent Srater miro bierber font
men uno iib an sen 8eiprebungen,
gu oenen 3elegationen ser Sl10ianer
ermartet merben, betbeiligen.
Dnlutb. - Ole Minneioto Steel
So. crbielt um Mittuob Sic @rlaltb-
niB gum @alt ei1es nelten Stablmerfs
in ser Mabe bon Dulutb. Sic 8oufo=
lten peroen auf 10 Miqipnen 9olars
peranlGlagt, un0 Sic. Sta0t befam
ais @ebiibr fit Sen 8auerla1bnib-
id)ein $1,415. Sic nelle Mnlage ioa
aus IS ein5elnen@ebal1oen be teben,0e-
rem gr0btes LOO SUB lang miro.
@erldieoene Ser iibrigen@ ebdlloe mer=
sen 5lpiiben 800 un0 400 SUP lang
nno entipredeno brett. Samntlide
8eball0e ioIen aus Stabl un0 &on-
fret hergeitellt meroen.- Die Oliber
Sron Mining g., 8erg>nerfs6ipiiio11
ser Stablforporation, miro ndditen
@inter 100000 SUB @eiBtanne
ibnei0en laiien, UNI -eS gu retten, ga
sic 9t6mme 6urb 8al6bran6e ge-
t00tet iin6. Das &ol5 itebt 0itli6 BON
ser Melaba-5 Station uno 5u ieiner
8egibaffung miro bon Ser &aupt-
itraBe ein N%ebenpeo angelegt ,per-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

sen. - Mne @ebQu6e ser bon Bi<
donoS, Matber & 60. in @lepelanb
betriebenen Moriatic- @rube lino einem
Bran9e gum Opfer gefallen, 6as Ma<
idinenbal1s, Erodenbal1s, 2%agerbaus,
%iiber9aupt al1es, mas fid iiber ser gr-
Sc befin0et, lit pernidtet, 10 0aB bic
@eieu1baft fir Sen Sci It Ger Beriano-
laiion brad gelegt lit.
&;tbing.- Die Manniboften
ser 5tpiiden bier uno @ron6 @api0s
perfebrenoen Great Nortbern-3iige
beridten BON groBen Erairiebrdn0en,
sic ant 5man See ausgebroden iino
uno SAB iid oaour6 biele SSarmer in
erniter Gage befinoen. Die l1riadt
oes 6euers- lit unbefannt; ser @aud
lift 10 fart, oaB er sic 5to6t per0un-
felt unb in @obnungen uno @ei6af=
ten gu funitliher 8eleudtung gegrif<
fen ,per6en mlB :.
6oribnuIt. Gen 8ienen5ih-
tern hieier @egen6 bat 6ie oiesiabrige
|5aiion. menig 6reuoe gemadt. Die
8ienen gingen ipater an Die Mrbeit,
o1s es ionit Ser San lit, uno bradten
infolgeoeifen nidt 6as normole Auun-
tum &onig berein; Dor alen Dinger
aber fiel bas u5dmdrmen" fat gan5
meg, 10 boB fem nennensmertber 3l1-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
~troer scnreten
MACH FLETCHER'S
TOR RIA
Midigam.

2nomigton. = Sda6en, Der
ouf cine Miuion Collars geidabt
miro, tpurbe bier 6ur9 einen 5turm
angeridtet. 6rudtbdl1me baben gro
zen S1aoen erlitten uno Diele @eball=
Sc mu1ben abgeoedt. CHARLES Carlton,
Elm GARNER, muroe pom Blib mabr-
j9einli9 t0otli4 perlebt. Sein @al1s,
lit 5erit0rt moroen. Meun 8inen lit
gpmortb @eigbts, einem Sommeror-
tie, puroen bon ibren 6un0amenteg
geboben. Ser Sturm fegte iiber ben
@eltsn oes staates oabin. SSn 8opne
Gitp meroen 5mei 4raftboote eom
8ine 2afe als permiBt gemel0et. BE-
ter Golfer, Elm @ol3inlpeftor, feline
6amilie un6 Srou %. 8. Martin
nebit To9ter fubren auf oem Gee
fltr5 Dor Sem Sturm, 11no ieit6em lit
bon ibnen nid)ts geb0rt mor0en.
Detroit. = SIM 4onpent ber
Sen terglas-Arbeiter BON Mmertfa
muroe angefiinoigt 6aB sic Gabrifn1:
ten sic berlangte 2obnerbobung bon
80 Nrc5ent bemiQigt baben. Sic nel1e
5faln tritt I'M Is. Sftober in Strait.
Dur4anb.- 3mei Meilen> oitlid
Don bier foui6ierte Mittmo9 Ma9t
YaNagier3ug No. A Ser @ran6 Srunf
Balm nit Dem bon Chicago nod Mpm<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01
2aRt Gnd) rid)t bernnter fpmmen!

Starfe 8eidaoigungen an oen &C.
b%ensorganen peruriaden, mie Sic Be-
i6doigungen an ser Maidine, &erun=
terbreben. STR f0innt SEN Magen nidt
iiberidaben nod audJ 2l1nge, Nieren,
@ingelpei6e ober Merpen obne ernlte
@efabr fir gud ielbft. @e1:n SIR
lbmn6 ODER beruntergefomme,t iei6
ober rnter DEM Drud rge,to elmer Mrt
itebt, nebmt eleftriiden 8itters, Sic un-
oergleidlihe, ltarfenoe Meoi5in. 5ral,
S. 6. @an oeSanoe bon &irflano, ST.,
idreibt: 3abi d ni@t 3uiammenbra6,
mabren0 i'd unter einem iebr beftigen
Drud auf orei Monate itano, lit elm
fad 6em eleftriiden 8itters 5u5l1=
i@reiben." @ebruudt i'm uno er=
freut gud) Ser @eiun6beit un6 Stdr=
fe. 8ufrte6enbett poiitio garantirt.
500 in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

Mberbeen.-SS SIM Commercial
Club" fano enc aonferen5 5miiden
Dem &onite Der Wiiller-N ereinigung
|Dufotas unD sen Yertretern oes Ser
febrsoepartements Der giienbabnen
oes Staates itatt. Die 8ertreter Ger
Babner erflarten ii6 bereit, Die Don
ben MiiQern %perlangten nieoerell
5robtraten bei Den Direftoren Der
giienbabnen at b%efiirmorten.
MitAell. - Sci 8eenoigung
ieiner Grnte lit gomaro gperion bon
@orlica perungliift. Gr batte iein leb-,
ties Ju6er gelaoen uno Die 2aoegabel
amfgeitedt> ais 0ieie luufiel uno Elm
Yfero traf. Dos Gbier eridrad uno
5og an, poour6 gperion bonn @agen
fiel II. unter Die &aoer gerietb> Die inn
iiber Ser 8rultfaiten gingen. ST ltarb
einen Gag nab DEM l@nfaQ.
Mrmour. = ,3wei junge Deut=
lde int noroliden Ibeile 0es County,
o1e 1br SagDpergnl1gen n1d)t meDr
lqngar ban0igen fonnten, mnroen bonn
Sagoaufleber 8afer BEL oer @nte1-
jago abgefaBt, un0 oa tie obne Sage
ldein gu unredter 3eit iagten nit
$40 Strafe belegt. Die erite Mutolnos
bilfa5rt ibres 2ebens periGaffte oen
Sagofrepler ser 8ilobiiter.
Siour Sails. Jur6t Dor
ser M%nnaberung zines Sturmes bat
Sen 600 Ser 5rau g. Sobnion pon
&tngsburg County peranlaBt. Gin
@er5leioen mar sic nria6e oes 5ooeS
Der 81 Sabre alten 6rau, mel6e bier
leit Sen Nioniertagen gemobnt fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

Cure @eiidtsfarbe iomobI tpie gu.
er temperament geratb in eine, mi,
lerablet1 3uitarto ourd cure 2eber,
Sic nidt in Or6nung lit. @enn Sbr
Gbamberlains Mugen- un6 Nierans
Gablette nebmt, f0nnt SIR bei6es auf-
beHern. Berfauft bon ser Molitor
Drl1g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-01

uno Sic Mattoon-g iienbabn Company
gemeiniduftltbe Staten an &ol5<,
@al6- unb Garmproouften, 5mii6en
Macine, Miluaufee, Maiitomoc, Gle
bopgan, Green 8aD u,t0 Mattoon ge,
ben iouter1. Dieie Mnoronung erfolgte
alf cine Yetition bin, melhe bon Ser
1irma Yarton-2igbtboop in Mattoon
eingereidt mar. 0teie gemeinidaftli-
DIE Ha1e bietet cine &e0uftion bon I'M
gefabr 10 8ro5ent ser gegenmdrtigen
Maten.
! Mtlmnnfee. MuS aQen
Ibeilen oes 5taates fpnn1en Nead=
ridten iiber sen fur6tbaren Sdaoen,
SEN oas lebte @emitter in Ser Miitt-
modncdt %angerid)tet fat. Sn Sturz
geon @ap muroe SSaeob Niemeper bein1
@eriud, feline 8fer6e l1no &ibe aus
oem brennen0en @tan gu retten, bon
Sen 6lammpn abgeidnitten un0 Der=
brannte Dor 6en Mugen ieiner Srau
uno &in0er. 3miiden Strrgeon 8ap
u1o @ren @ap fonnen feline 3iige fab=
rem, neil bas 8abnbett unterlpai6en
lit. Sn Coleman murbe ser Stau bon
Did Mogee pom 8liB ~getroffen uno
brannte nit 6em geiammten S1tbalt
nieoer. Sci Meoforo bral1nten sic
5taue bon Soiepb &arms uno Beter
&oet nieber. Sc fonnte nibts oaraus
gerettet lperoen. SSn @auiaufee mur=
Sc gli 8ennetts @obnbal1s bnr6 Ell
men @iltidlag eingedi6ert. 5@a6erf
$4,000.
Sii66afota.
Oeuomoob. = @abrl6einlid
miro ser Hro5eB ser 8unbesregierung
gege,1 sic Burlington @iienbabn me-
gen 3ablung bon $4,000 fir ange=
ri9teten 8ol6branoidaoen in einem
@ergleid ser Narteien fem @noe fin
Sen.
8elle6our4e.- 8fer0e- uno
8ieboiebltable iin0 in 6ieier @egeno
etmaS Mqtdgli6es, un6 Sic &an6er
iin6 iebt 0aran, @a@en gu organiii=
rem, Inn einigen ser 9iebe babbaft 51
mer0en lno 5um abidredenoen 8et=
ipiel fatr5en 8ro5eB NIT ibnen 5u mo-
den.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-05
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"

1176-Meschcch Weare became pres
ident Of New Hampshire.
17S1-Benedlct Arnold, in the en-
ploy Of the British. assembled the
James river and destroyed a large
quantity Of stores at Richmond.
lSl6-Sir George Provost. noted
English soldier died. Born May 10.
1867.
1S49-Discovery Of magnetic clock
by DR.. Locke of Ohio.
lS55--Omar Pacha arrived i'm the
Crimea with the Turkish army.
1S6l-Alabama troops seized Forts
Morgan and Gaines, in Mobile Bay.
1S63-Moses Wisner twelfth COVER
nor of Michigan, died. Born June 3.
1916.
1S70-John S. Barry. fourth and
eighth governor of Michigan. died in
Constantine, Mich. Born in Vermont
in 1902.
lS96-Cecil Rhodes resigned the pre-
miership of Cape Colony
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-05
THIS is MY GATH BIRTHDAY

Professor Rudolf Eucken, the cele.
brated German writer and philosopher
was born i'm Aurich. Ostfriesland. Jan
uary ., 1916. His entire life since tho
completion Of his schooling has been
spent as an academic and university
instructor. For many years he has
been professor Of philosophy i'm the
university of Jena. He is the author
of number Of well known works on
religion and philosophy. Several wears
ago he published a work on the High
err Problems Of the Religion and Phil
osophy of the Present Day" This
work attracted widespread attention
IN literary and scientific circles and
led to the bcstowal upon the author
of the Nobel prize for tine most re-
markable literary work Of an ideal
istic nature"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-05

ditions. A concurrent resolution 1,
this end was presented i'm the Hous,
yesterday.
Anything which throws light on tn,
causes OF the enhanced cost of living
OF gives the consumer an accurat,
idea OF the distribution between pro-
ducers and middlemen OF the money
he pays for foodstuns is read with in
terest. The Information may not en-
able the consumer TO better himself.
but II will at least teach him who If
anybody, is To be blamed for a state
OF affairs which is a daily distress. At
present he makes wild guesses which
may be quite out of the way
The other day the secretary of agrl-
culture gave out scrap OF informa-
ton to the effect that on the aver
age the city retailer OF meats made a
gross profit of thirty eight per cent.
on each pound OF meat he sold. The
secretary proposes now 10 enlarge the
field of inquiry and discover who is
responsible for the high prices con-
sumers have to pay for eggs pota-
toes, flour vegetables, butter, and other
dairy products.
As might be expected of the cham
pion of the agricultural interests OF
the country the secretary feels certain !
that the farmer is not getting his full !
share Of the advance i'm prices. And |
yet ne seems TO be getting pretty /
good share The increase i'm the valu- |
alton OF farm lands indicates as much. /
rhey sell for more because the crops /
'aised on them bring more. To settle
he question one should know how 4
much of the money which city con-
umer pays for a bushel of potatoes i
or instance. goes to the grower, the
abroad. the commission merchant.
nd the city retailer.
Then it would be possible To know /
'hethcr any Of the middlemcn were
harging too much for their indispcn-
able services. If il were TO appear
nat the railroad charges were excess
i've they could be regulated by law.
mt no legislature can dictate To the
holesaler or retailer the price he
Mould ask, though the latter can be
reed to give the honest measure he
pes not always give now.
1t will take some time to collect the
formation the secretary OF agricul- a
re wants, but it would be SO inter-
sting and probably useful that he Z
lould not delay sending out his
tents To gather it in.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-05
HISTORIC FIELD
OF WATERLOO.
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The battlefield at Waterloo. wri,cs
an American tourist from Brussels. ac-
cording TO the American Register. 4
rapidly being Invested of all its in
tcrcsting features.
The houses which sheltered men
who helped to make history there are
being torn down, the roads ana paths
are being obiterated and soon there
will be nothing left to remind one OF
Napoleon's last stand but the great
mound capped by the Waterloo lion
The museum, whore all the battle
field trophies are on view. uniforms
rarms. drawings and pictures was
never prctentious institution but no
visitor failed to look with interest at
the many exhibits behind the glass
doors.
This also is 10 be dismantled and
the articles which have been carefully
Kept for years will be distributed
among the provincial museums of Bel
GUM, where as Individual exhibits they
VIII lose much in value
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-05
CUSTER NOT couRr.MARr,Alrn

ohe OF the Interesting books Of tn,
time is that on early navigation of IN,
Missouri by Grant Marsh. pioneer
captain whose achievements rival those
of our own Granville stewart com
ments the Butte Inter Mountain. Can
tam Marsh WAS In Glendiye the other
day ana witnessing q production Of the
custer moving pictures was amazed tn
near the accompanying lecturer state
th7t the hero of the Last Battle once
had been court-martialcd for his AT
titudc toward certain administrative
procedure.
i was never strong admirer Of
General Custer said Captain Marsh.
but now that no. is dead cannot bear
To hear the least reflection upon him
for he was brave. gallant soldier. At
bismarck I saw Mr.. Anderson's show
and heard him make the statement
that Custer was court -martialcd
visited Mr.. Anderson the next dav ana
told him that he was mistaken in max
ing such statement
The facts are these: General Custer
had been very free to make remarks
concerning the sale Of traders' rights
throughout the country from the Of
hce Of the secretary " war. General
Grant thought General Custer was
talking Of something he knew nothing
about and he snubbed the latter. but
never court-martialled him later de-
velopments proved that General Gus
ter was right in his statements. and
Secretary of War Bclknap was after
ward dismissed from Office in disgrace
though no one ever thought he was
concerned in the operations
Of"
History does not record Custer
court martial.
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a Joplin woman who planned n
visit to the east asked the city attor-
ney to keep her 14-year-old son in
jail until her return.
among all their palaces and castles
II Is Balmoral that the members Of
the English royal family have always
looked upon as their home.
In his annual report Judge Moses
OF the juvenile court of Baltimore
says; "A large proportion OF the
cases Of wrong doing among children
Is traceablc to the home and results
from the viciousness, carelessness or
neglect OF parents"
IL Is seldom that some men catch
hsh big enough TO render lying un-
necessarl.