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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-18
AT NickeII's

Fine assortment of staple candies,
nuts, fruits, stationery, notions, to-
baccos, cigars, pipes, etc. 51tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-18

Work called for and delivered in all
parts Of town. Agency, Vienna Bakery.
38tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-18
friday February 1s 1910
Lake wenatehee Stage Line

Leaves Leavenworth every Monday ana e.,
day 81 a m. Arrives at Telma at 4p. M.
Leaves Telma every Tuesday and SATURDAY.
at ; a. m. Arrives at Leaven worth 1 %. m
Mail, passengers and express For fnrtbar
particulars address Joe Massie, Proprietor
Box Il. Leavenworth, Wash WI
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-18
800 Posts for Sale

Seasoned fir. Enquire of A. L.
Mitchell. 3tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-18

Those sweaters have not come. F
M. Lee. 6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
@aenum Olrinianuss-Sp Spitem.

geriiegeIte Mneebote perben entaeaengencfiis
men In Der Office beS Bcnro OF @bnc1iton brtf'
Ter Stod. oitp Sou. bis un II ubr Wsittdes nHi
Wtontna ben 5. Geaentber VI. .. 1910 fiir pie
tieieruHa unb JnftuILatipn in bag Sii9bse Son'
lhulS@ebduoe, an Der gfcrhpe'iede BON WacVnl.
Ian nno clifton eiDeune geleeen IN oer Sfaoi
Cincinnati, Gbin, etnes poLiidHotgen Bnciunl
sRetntgnHas. EpfiemS In liebers,nfiiniming mt
ben 1ldnen uno @pe5iiiinitofen irie nproere!fsf
bon g. u. Sanrnforb maefdHedi engineer fiir
befnaien Roorn Of Gbneniion uHb onflteaeiio IN
Der Efiies bon tsfd0iem glendt'tcal engineer
~ &c, ~ lefi Gourt Strabe IN bsiaaier
Ier Qreis fir Grbeit uno Gaaierioiieu n.it
feodrut aneegeben tpereeH uno teees angebof
ntiib ben monsen etfier ieoeu Rerton enfpniien.
bic oarnn tnferefiirf LII lrh bon einer ts6fanfc
traenheiner mot iHfereiiirien BerfnH bsgleifei
fei IN elmer Summe, rpeltc nretBig yrcseni
ees Seiraqe5 oee uHashcts 9letniprHiis onMtI
neHH folfnes dflaeHunueH tpiro, eln spntIsii
PROMPT eingeaniigsn unb bic ansinbrnua oefiti'
lie ornentIid aefihert tpiro
2ie aneebcfe Hliften nuf unhe'trifbenen Sor'
rtularen aemnobt merben, fuelbe In ireenneiner
Der ub.aeH Offices su erlareen fiHo, ufiiifen in
Gin Gnnpcrt eineefhLnien uTib nu' Der AnBeH'
feiie oeuiif bae Berreri iraeeH: Nio Tor
@actum Cleaning, Snghes Sige sncol
Ter Rodrb of Geucdticn tebdlt 'ih bas Rehi
Dor. treenbetn ceer einsH &beti beS angeoots
cher alIe gu perrerfen.
Ger erfoIgretne Sieter ptro ,dreebdlfen,
Wiirafda'fspGpiere gu bu'erlegeH i'm peiraae
BON fiiHf5ta Ireseni bee eettnaes oessoniralfs
nit elmer Nlrafh0itssGcfeuitaT nis St6erteit.
Sm auftraae bes @onre Of eoncattoH.
O. 90 saHbmar,
b,i2.1e,2e Gefnafiefabeer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

grtinttion bee 2iht.s gerlneer iein
miibte. Winn itloB Daraus, baB BIZ.
5elIigteit beg NuhtbimnsIs nod eine
anoere Gueqe boben miiiTe, uno .s lag
babel nabe, on bic Groe islbIt Su oenz
ten. Die neueren nnterfu6ungen has
ben benn audi gu benz ShluFs eefiibrt,
bab thotIdhlih auber b,m biretten
Sternenlidt cine 5ipeite 2iutqusn. in
.inem GrDlidt gu iu6en 1T. tporiiber
aber nod tpenige 8eobahtunsen norIi.s
gen. Selbft Bel eanS bunilsm, pols
tenbebsdiem Rahtbimmel permodte
bieIes grbIitt cine Photograph
ite platte in relattp turser ,3eit
5u ihndrsen. Das srbliht lGbt iin
gum 9beil burh bic biffufe Reflerion
in Der 4tmoipbdre ertldren, bod reidt
bies 5u elmer p0lIisen grflrune niht
bin. uno man nimmt on, bab Der 5ims
mel itdnbig BON tinem ihipahen ylorb=
liht erbelIt iperbe. Dieie Nnndbme
tpiro burh bic Ibntfahe betrdftigt,
bab man nieberbolt i'm Spettrum bes
9immelslihtes bic bem Norbliht eis
gentbumlihen linien aefunben bat,
ielbft tpenn babel ssin ylcrbIi&i
bssta4tss msrstu icnnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

ibm perbunben bic @riifte unb Maus
foIeen Der ptoIemder-D -Dpnaftie unter eis
ner MnbObe, Die gum fleinen 5heil
fiinjtlih, gum sroben natiirlih mar, IN
Der Ndbe Der beutiaen NebisDaniels
Wpfhee in 4leranorien lag. Dumit lit
bic SbentitGt bts beutisen apmeo Oit
nit folder NnbDhe ausseiprohen. Der
peItlite aopf bes Som eb Dit nit benz
unnabbaren enslifhen Sort auf feinsr
Spite trdst auh BET ben Irabern ben
Namen Som eb Demas. b. B. Siisel
Der perbprgsren Rdume, Der @riifte,
Der GrGber Der 2eihen. @iele gerih!e
unb piele, ober itets balo tpieoer eehtnz
bsrte 9obrunssa unb Jorfhungspers
iuhe i'm Iesten Sahrbunbert beipeiIen,
bob unter Der Moihee unb unter oem
6iigsl Griifte seleeen baben miiHen.
2lm mertpiirbisiten uno am phantaiiss
reihiten lit Der 8eriht eines aleranorts
niIhen 9riehen Wmbroiios Shla5SI
Der auf Ieiner Suhe noh perborgenen
2lntiten einit audi in bic gruft Der
Daniel zWplhee eineebruneen mar. Gr
Itieg einen in Die sisfs fiibrenpen Sang
binab unb selangts in einen anosrsn
eebeimen Sang. 0a fano er etne al!e
tpurmitittse Solstbiir uno ourh etnen
Spalt i'm briihisen Sol3 lab er nun
in elmer Dirt @astdfig einen menidz
Iihen aDrper, beHen aopf nit einert
Oiaoem betrdnst mar uno um ben her;
I'm cine WaIis bon 8ii6ern uno pu=
ppri nieberqeleat parsn. (Den 9lass
| faro, bic 9I6er uno Yappri erlpGbnt
| f6on bic tlaFtT6e ueberlieferung.)
0as tbeplogiiae aollegium Der Oas
| MEL zWof6es leusnet pffiaieu uno
runbpes bus gorbanoeniein aller iener
9inge unb ieBt iit erergiih jeoergraz
bung sntgesen. Gbsnio lGbt Die d9nps
| tiIte MilitGrperlpaltuns unteriuhuns
gen unter ben Sorts niht gu. uno 70
piro bos Rdtbisl oorerit nod ungelDI:
bIeiben miiiTen. DAB auf osrSu6e ndh
ben t0nisIiten 9riiftsn unb oem 0ras
&c bes sroben Ileronoer IN aasrerItsr
2inis bic Qbbdnge uno bas Snnere oes
Som Cd Gemas in getraht tommen,
aebt aus SbierIdes 8eouttipnen nit
| Siher5eit 6erppr. Sb Der entIhloTene
Dioeritaro Der Iotalsn Mdtte bumit
suTdmmenbGngt, oub man ollss 3eritOrt
porfinben piro, tpenn man snoli6 etn'
NAL in bic siefs pirb pororingen tOns
men, IdBt Iih niht entitsben. gs III
m08lih, penn aud Htat unbebing'
nothpenbts. Wt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
Bit btrabmseits--
Ua6rIa0prin 0i'|es 3eila(lUs.

SchoH In bsr dl!efien Belt eab IS asfutNe
9eticasE, bic hnr1 bic e69pfune tober beaabt
pareH unb es Itsgt tein 8speifel eor. bal,
auh beui8utnee rod 4erfoneu ertfiireu, bic
sHr6 eine uHbeiaunte straii im Gianbe fino,
gieIes 81 ibuu unb pcraus3ufueeu. mas fir
GHhere er'taunlid III uno bIeiti. Gat golces
bot Die glntur Siefe Tame befouhers beeiiniIiGi
oeiin fie BAT br bic feItene Gabe perIieben. bas
2e6cn ibrer Wliimeniben tpse ein aafeef6!aee'
mes @ud genau su Ieien Rereebi Mot, bas
fe in ibrer eaersn asfioens an Seeiin soenue
pobrt 9lebmt bic ga'i Gub Car bIHih sis
SeetiH slpeHuf, tarH aebi biefelbe biuGuf bis
g9r bic i6one 8eiibens pon Jrau y. gaeser
erreidi. las Sans III sur Iia!sH SenHb nnb
am 3aitn 1T oer gaame;
MRS. IL. YAFGER.
Seefiu ausIme, 2inppup, Cincinnati, Ets.
Qreis 80 Gents uffp bcrlbsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

0arleben 8elpaibt. 81 ssf00o etlsa,sss. sss s.
fon geeeH erfte Hbpctbei ouf 8runbetGentbufn
nit u:ebr OILS bDppeitem gSerib in einer hlnbeIis
ben @oritaot. Gbrefie uHier 8. e., Bciisblaff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

Die pntrioten BON Wer<
gentbeim. DDS Giibbeutf6 tf6eRor1
reipcnben5buren perbreiiet folgenbe
ipeIteri6iitternbe Nn6riht: Mengents
beim, 28. OH. (Gebentfeier.) Auf
BEN Gerld6sbeimer 1burmbers ipurbe
an Der Gteue. an Der Der Quifer, nm.
geben BON <inigen 8unbtsfiirfen unb
ben D<rtretern ber befreunbeten Ut69s
L, ben G@lub btS boriGbrieen CD
Aaiitsu6a)uesD DHfslete. sta 0sbsuss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

SeIt q m E U trtu n9 elm ef
g flan5s. Cine pflan5e, mertlpits
big in ibren Wirtungen auf ben 9dars
lpuds man9er Sbiere, 1T Der !piloeSaz
marinbenboum (2aucaena glaucd)
@eitinoisns. gr pGhit iiberaQ an
Megen uno Stegen, iotpie auf unbebau'
tenn 2unoe i'm tropiihen Qmerita in
6ule uno tommt aud auf Samoitu
unb Bahama Dor. 9ort gilt Die Yflans
5e uIs Elm ausge3eidnstes Juttsrmits
tel, oas benz GeDeiben oes 9iebs iebr
forber!ih lit. Rat oem 3eugntb Der
8ieb3iidtsr in jenen 9egenoen erbols
ten ober Die Sbiere mad iolhsm 5uts
ter Elm mertrpiiroiges Qlusie6en; 9feroe
perIiersu an mandsn S0rperitensn poer
an gan5en 2eibe Die 5adre unb aud
aus Dem Shpun5; bic Riibe ihrumpft
in ihrem tnodernen unb Fleiihigea
SheIle sttpds 3uIammen, 10 oab lie sis
ner 9unane in 5orm unb Jurbe Gbs
melt. DieIelbe Wirtung iibt Die pflans
&c auf RauleieI unb gisl aus. Solte
burd bic Sambui, pis man Die pfluns
&c bort nennt, psrunTtaIteten pferoe
nennt man auf BAHAMA .RaHauer"
oDer gbisrs nit GigarssnTtpdnsen.
Sir S6ueins lisgt Die Sa6e niat
gan3 10 f6Iimm. Sic DsrIiersn ihre
goriter urb perben politdnbiq nadt,
mas our 8eri6orsruns auerbings niht
teitrGgt; ibre geIunbbeit, ME Die Der
anoeren Sbiere, bic fir oisie Wirtuna
Der pfIar3s empfdnsli6 iinb, lsibet
oaruntsr nidt i'm minoeitsn. unD Die
5hiere bleiben in eiusm gutsn grnGb-
runes3uitanb. SoboIp ibnen anberas
5utter gereidt fpiro, tpmmen ouh bic
perlorenen 56sils pieeer; Die 6uars
na6ieu aQerbings na6, bod erbaIten
lie ME Die aIte 5orbe tpieosr, ionbern
haben Elm geIblth tpsiBes 4usieben.
Wenn Die 5iitterung nit Der Sambai
iibermdBis lange bauert, oann trsten
aud in ben hornigsn GebiIosn, bic bic
Sdut er5eugt, 0erGnoerungen Elm. Die
Yferbe tDnnen babel iogar bic 6orns
ihals bes Sufes perlierer, noh1em
bas san3e Sadr uno Der S6pons
ldngit geidpunben iinD. 9amit iid]
bie6orni6idt ungeit0rt erneuern tann,
7iebt man ben pferoen gum Stub
Shubs an. 2luf Rinbpieh, 3iessn unn
ShaFs, obpobl lie Die pTlan3e germ
unb reihIih freiIen, iheint fie teine
@irtung aus5uiiben, pielIei6t, neil bei
Wisbertduern Der ipirtiame Stofi
burh bic gsrouuungsIGfts unp =thG,
tigtsit asrftort ipirb. leber bic DE.
miihe 8eIduffenbsit bes Stoffes, BEN
bieie isltIume Wirtung 3utommt, tpeis
man nod nidts. Morris, Silfsbirets
tor am gotanii6sn @urten in aeiu
permutbet, buB befonbers benz Samen
unb ben glutbsn bic rGtbislbafts Wirs
tung autommt.
Die 8 9elligteit bes Nudts
himmels. Die 9eGigtsit bes Vadts
bimmels tit idon ipieberbolt 0eaens
ftanD piHeni6aftlider untsriu6ung.n
setpefen, unb man 1T babel auf bi.
iiberrai6enbe 5batfa6. ssitobsn, bab
bic 9euisteit nidt alein burd bag BIZ
rette Sternenliht erildrt psrpsn tann.
MeHungen baben erseben, bab bic 9es
leudtunssitdrfe bonn 3eHit ssssn ben
5oriaont bin 3unimmt, tpGbrenb i'm
5alIe, bab bic Sterne a[einise 2idt.
quelIs tDdren, be HeleuHtuns bes6ims
mats an 6stijsu. usseu bes ta1itreu
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jfein eingeiptibt. gu Der 1sier iporen
ettpd 300 Deteronen aus 80 Drtf9nfs
ten, fnii fdmmtliGe Wertine por
Qoubo unb Dsrlndsbeim unb onbereI
benohborier Militdrptreine, eins Ab
orbnnng bes Weresntbeimer Ndtnil
Ions unb ptele onbere 1btilnebmey ani
Der 1lmgeetnb erfmienen. Go IN Il
re4t: Dentneine 9in. mo bss 2aiieri
Saul sefaabsn batl 2 0sasi&'
lsnDl
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i'm stgter bon 81 S1bren. Gie 9esrsisune tr'
BET Itati ON gtoHt1s. ben 2l. gtopeTber 1910
Inn II ubr gGoroeng bon Der aapeQe BEG Get'
einisten 9abiiten 5riseeofes aus. seine @lli'
men. lo-EA
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@erIangt-m1nnIid.
Acknowledging.

haenfen nm Rrpbebeffe anssutroeen unb
slaIsRoer gu rerfdufeH auf 2otn. 1901 Gin
Etrdbe ~
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Spoes.Inseigen.
3(aof fowman,

etorb IN aep Dor: om Iprneriiae. ben
9plember 1910.
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0eidafts- eIessnbeiten.

ID NbbItrta Simmsf ssr einsu resr ,,vt,
GsrttH In tintm ufusn 6aaIt Rrt1sinh pesr
Tcdre ntrH seDeni&'. 3eis eannsrs efress
Grrrpeius. Bl5l7 10 %.
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gW Tn, rm BET lifbe cnfsnfrnrien nnb f6
niirIim su MAIDEN in, odlfs berum. 2soi
Wraneoisu Gee., Ef; gadirut SiGs
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aunae In so. 81 CT 9. eirabs bel q. ~
sSprhun IL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


Mrs. w. S. Campbell has left for
Marinette. Wis,
George Driscoll has gone to Iron
wood on visit.
John ID. Cuddihy has returned from
a business trip TO New York.
Today is flag day, and the stars
and stripes" are floating from a num-
Der of buildings.
Evert Iston left Calumet yesterday
| for New York. en- route TO his old
home in Finland.
Olaf Parry, a retired merchant of
New York Mills, Mimi, is spending a
few days in Calumet.
Miss NJ. Leary is home from Chica-
go, where she has been for a couple
Of wocAs on business.
George Fax went to Marquette yes
terday afternoon to sit on the ira
verse jury of tho L. $. court
Mrs. John Dave of Ahmeek street,
Laurlum, has recovered from an ILL
ness Of seven weeks duration.
William Jeffrey has returned from a
visit 20 Ludington, this state, where
he has been spending some time.
Joseph Petri, formerly agent for the
Metropolitan Insurance company, has
been appointed assistant superintcn-
dent.
A party of four young Calumet men
left yesterday afternoon for Oshkosh
Wis, where they have secured en-
ploymcnt
Sakris Pihlaja and daughter Helga,
of New York Mills. Mimi. is a guest
at the Silvola residence at Centennial
Heights.
Mrs. John Chapman. has returned
from Manistique where she represent
ed the Calumet Pythian Sisters as a
local delegate.
Clayton Kohlhaas has returned from
Ironwood, where he has been the past
few weeks With number of students
from the NJ. C. NJ.
Mn. and Mrs A. III. Martens OF
Eighth street, will leave tomorrow ev-
cning for Cleveland, O., where they
will spend a month.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
ACCIDENTAL, SAYS JURY

Corner William Fisher held an in
quest yesterday afternoon to inquire
into the circumstances surrounding
the death of John Luokinen. who was
accidentally killed yesterday morning
through being struck by "A fall of rock
I'm the Red Jacket shaft branch OF the
c. & II. mine. The jury returned a
verdict to the effect that death was
accidental The jury was composed
of a. Il. Hooper, w. A. Matthews, r..
Mcssirs, Y. r. Ross, Evelyn Carter
and John l.. Gipp.
Harold Stevens. who was seriously
injured a few days ago while at work
underground. is improving nicely, and
his ultimate recovery is assured.
The funeral OF the late John Lang
was held this morning with services
at the Sacred Heart church. and inter-
mcnt i'm Lake View cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

Miss Labine leaves tomorrow even
ing for Detroit whore she will visit
for a couple of weeks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

The members of the Calumet board
of review arc i'm session today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
SCHOOL CENSUS IN OSCEOLA
DISTRICT SHOWS INCREASE
Total of 1874 Children OF School
Age, Gain of Isl Over Last
Year
D. B. SCHOOL. is ACCREDITED

Supt. Alfred Nichols. of the Osce-
ola school district who has been act
ing as superintendent of the school
census of that district, reports that
the census has been completed. II
shows "A gain of 1S1 children of school
age The total number is 2,974, while
the total number last year was 2,Si3.
The greatest gains are i'm the Tam
arack. Osceola and Dollar Bay dis
tricts. Tamarack location shows a
gain of AZ over last year, Dollar Bay
A. and the Osceola district. which in
cludes Oneco, Hubbell and other
points. "A gain of 4S.
Supt Nichols has been instrument
al in having the Dollar Bay high
school placed o nthe accredited list of
the North Central Association of Col
leges. This will entitle graduates from
the Dollar Bay high school To enter
colleges without examinations.
Six high school students residing at
Tamarack city, will complete their
course this year at the Lake Linden
high school. Three more students from
the Osceola school district. attending
the Calumet high school, will be grad
uated this year, while four will be
graduated from the Dollar Bay high
school
The Osccola school district has an
attendance of 125 pupils i'm the high
schools of Calumet Lake Linden and
Dollar Bay, who will be graduated at
different periods as their courses are
completed, while "A total Of 81 is fin
ishing the eight grade work this SEM
ester and the majority of whom Will
enter high school i'm the fall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
GIFTED HARPlST ARRIVES
TO ASSIST WOMAN'S CLUB
Fourteen Year Old Chicago Girl
to Play at the Vaudeville
Entertainment
INTRODUCE NOVEL FEATURES

Miss Mable f. Rogers. display
player for the firm of Lyon and Heal
ey of Chicago arrived in Calumet at
noon today with The $1,000 harp upon
which she will play at the Colonial
vaudeville entertainment to be given
under the auspices of the Calumet
Woman's club at the Calumet theater
this evening Miss Rogers is a very
talented entertainer although she is
but fourteen years of age. 1t is ex.
pected that she win be one of the
greatest attractions at the entertain
ment tins evening.
one OF the features To be introduce
ed at the production tonight is a sword
dance and highland fling. by Miss
Gladys Stroebel of Houghton. This
number will undoubtedly win the APP
probation of the patrons.
The final rchearsals have now been
conducted under the. direction OF Miss
Alice Is. Camper OF Chicago Miss
Camper expressed much satisfaction
today at the progress which has been
made 10y the members or the chorus,
which will consist of 195 voices. and
10y those who will appear in the comic
stunts and spccialties. The costumes
are likewise ready and will add To the
attractivcncss of the production.
The color pictures are To be one Of
The features of the entertainment.
The costumes have been especially
prepared with this object in view
and the effect is excellent.
Popular music and old plantation
melodies will be rendered by the Choir
uses this evening and there is no doubt
that they will make hit. There will
be selections from old operas, as well
as the old southern dances.
Although the entertainment has
been prepared in short time, it will
be complete i'm every detail, and the
attendance will probably be large.
many seats have already been disposed
OF and it is thought that the special
train on the Copper Range road Will
bring a large number of people from
the Torch Lake and Portage Lake
towns.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
KNIGHTS OF RoMuLUs
Ceremonial OF Inauguration VIII BE
Held Next Sunday Afternoon

Ceremonial OF Inauguration WlI bc
Held Next Sunday Afternoon
The order of the knights of Romul-
us, which was launched i'm Calumet
some time ago, was formally institute
ed Sunday afternoon, when the grand
lodge officers were installed
The ceremonial of the inauguration
Of the so degrees will take place next
Sunday afternoon at the Italian hall,
to be followed by a banquet. The
members of the ladies' auxiliary,
known as the Daughters of the Etern-
al city, will present the beautiful SER
vice of silver, and it will be used for
tho first time at the banquet.
The officers Of the grand lodge are
as follows:
Console-Dominic Borgo.
Pro console-P. Tommei.
Guestore-B. Quello, Jr.
Patrono-C. march,.
PatriZi-B. Brocco. D. Pichiottino, G.
Proccissi and ID. Sumo.
Censori-J Walt and A. Gianoni.
Trlbuni-N. Bianchi and Il. Coppo.
Centurioni-M. Ciagni.
Decurione-L. Candretto.
Littori-Joseph Pichottino and j. b.
Curto.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
ELkS' FLAG DAY PROGRAM

The Calumet and Hancock lodge of
Elks will observe flag day this after
noon with appropriate exercises i'm the
Elks' temple at o'clock. Attorney
w. r. oates will give the tribute to
the flag, and Attorney John ID. Kerr
will give the flags history. Selections
will be rendered by the Elks male
quartette The service promises to be
Of very impressive and interesting
nature, and a large delegation of both
Hancock and Calumet Elks is expect
IL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
PI 1 (: 8

~ have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago last April l be-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
the course of week / noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end of six
weeks they did not trouble me at all.
Cascarets have done wonders for me.
am entirely cured and feel like a new
man" George Kryder, Napoleon, o.
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good
DO Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
10c, 25c, Soc. Never sold in bulk. The gem
uine tablet stamped & &C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. go
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
COPPER COUNTRY ATHLETES
MAY ENTER Y. M. c. A. MEET

The Y. NJ. c. A. authorities have de-
cided 10 extend the outdoor athletic
meet To be held in the Y. NJ. c. a. park
ON the Fourth OF July 10 all contest
ants i'm the copper country. This
means that bona-hde amateurs resid-
ing in the counties of Houghton, Ke-
weenaw, Baraga and ontonagon, are
eligible.
II has been decided to hold the meet
on the morning Of the Fourth, TO start
at 10 o'clock. There will be the usual
track and field events. The local ath-
letes are training each evening at the
park.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

1856
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
LECTURE THIS EVENING

Miss Meyers, field secretary of the
northwest territory of the Home Mis-
sionary Board viii arrive in Calumet
this afternoon, and this evening will
lecture i'm the First Presbyterian
church. beginning at o'clock. 1t is
expected that there will be large at
tendance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly TO the free applica-
ton Of Chamberlain's Eminent. This
linment is not only prompt and eff
fectual, but i'm no way disagreeable
TO use. Sold by Eagle Drug Store,
Calumet; Laurium Pharmacy, Laur-
ium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

Go TO Parshalls' secondhand store,
4Sl 5th street. Calumet, for anything
in the house furnishing line. Prices
are right on stoves, beds, drcssers,
commodes, chairs, tables, rugs, car
pets, etc, etc. Can and get prices.
Special sales and prices every Satur-
day. Keep an eye on our line. Phone
1881. 1S5
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14
REGULAR EXAMINATION

a regular examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held
at the high school building, Houghton.
on Thursday and Friday June l6 ana
II, commencing promptly at $3.50 a. IN.
each day.
The examination in reading will De
based on Reading i'm Public Schools by
Briggs and Comman.
William Bath,
1856 County School Comm'r
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

Miss Jenny Williams of Laurium
she will visit. Ii was enormously
stated recently that she had already
left
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-14

SUMMER SCHOOL. Special term be-
gins June II. Laurium Commercial
SCHOOL 1S9
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
f02 IEf SPORTS.

Ys5e sr1 Harvard played a tIe
gzzoe szss Saturday, neither team
c.esng zb5s % seore-
Michigan defeated MinnesDta
l.sz Saturday 9 10 o.
LATINA RACES elOsed last Sat0r-
6sy AFTER the nll,st successful meet
ny Il yesrs.
Rzces start At Jacksonville. Fla,
o4xI Ibgrs1@y. and from the mum
1.-r of bors-s shippeI there, tie
masrI-g promises ~ W = gOOd one.
"a sccgsat Of the inability of
L. Dsrty hounds ~ Iocate . fox
Al he Nst5Onzl Fox Hunters AssO-
-5sI5on met It Crab Orchard
--r7rgs. IL isdg~s Withheld all
PITTS .rtI further effort, are
llss.s--