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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

rreinen ais Rfleae'
Itattcn oer oeutldcn Sprdd1e mo
ailr @%eiterbilour9 Serlt'
b~eaicri9cr, sbbaltuns bon gorlcl'
rnoen iiber alrnit mo @illenlfaff
uno 3ragct BON o%Il9cmciltcm Suite
relie.
@r cmpiieblt cine ipltentattlfe
Goridun9 Der beltidcn 9sitbtlIc an
Scr @ttpidclmg beS aooptipJ8ater'
Iouoes in aries nro Srieoen allI
allen @ebietcn Dentid)-dmcrifanild)Gt
@irfelts.
gr baIt cs fir Icinc &fltd)t, ieoer'
aeit fir sic @rbaltuns Der perIon'
Iid,eu 1reibeit eiir5utretcn, ipeld)t
oen giiraerm Der &creiniaten Stoa.
len our6 bic aonititution garonttr'
lit.
es i'll Oie Yflift aIlcr Dcrer, on
nit oieIen 9eitrebutgen cinperitar
sen iinb, ben 9unb oilrf ibren Bel
triit ait ntteritiisen.
Gs merbcr mebrerc tiidltige oelt
Ide &coner bon Ct. 2ouis mliucierlI
Ipin nm Den slnipcieuOcn bic @i6tir
fcit oeS einbcitliden SanoeInS DC.
Grutidtbums nGber 81 erfldren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
Sirf Grccf.

Die @beIciite Ben Mesger bon
Stonpbiu mareil Samitag nno Soni
tog bier bel @uitao @ncgeIin gum
8eiub.
artbitr uno alma 9loppenbnri
bon Gittle Berger erfreuten ibreu
llnfeI Senrp Seiie an Sonntag nit
ibrcm geiid.
8nltcr 9rlens )pcIder Dos
lebtc SfuI Sobr in Der COLLEGE IN
8orrenton subradte, fam Somitag
beint Inn oic Serieu 81 aenieBen.
SRI. 8ranot bon ct. 2opiS IL
Sitr 3eit bier bel Der Somilic Geo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
@lodeI AT gcIua.

@o6el 5t 9ciud,
Srie Settercr i'll INNER nod,
ouf Ger aronfcnliite.
Scnrb Sllfen nebit Samilie
mar Somitag mo Sonntag bier sn
8eIu6.
Som idonIteu @ctter begiinit.
iot, fono an Somitos Oas 8icnic
Der Gofcurbia Brass gono bier itatt
ur6 oorf Der GcrIouf oeiielbcm In
icSer &eiie ais 3ufrieoenitcIlenb be.
5eibitet iperben. Die pielen ReBen
in Den oorbereebell0en Gagen batten
oie ScIoarbcit unmoglih eemaft,
mo 10 icbntc ntolt iidJ na6 8eiell'
idnIt INT perbriebIide @ehanfen 81
beridpltdcn ititb gina nod benz Bic'
mic, unlb ooriit that man tucbl, ben
eiutt alNenebmercn Gna bate nlolt
ntrge1l0s herbrlilgclt fnfltell, ol9 &c
ra6c bier. Die .8ono SopS" inter
Der tiidtigen 2eitrna oes 3irigcn-
tet Sen 8ruenS ipielten berrltde.
8eiien, Die @ririidiulga- unb @B'
worenitGnoe morcn nit Dem 8eiten
pcrieben ood) ooS Sdonite mar Die.
grpBc 3obl Der amucicnoen ale be.
litrebt iid, elmer 0en anhern alt9c'
nebm st MAIDEN, IN neld} Ietterem
Iid) beiolloerS Die GonOibaten Der.
port6aten. Die 9anb 9opS fOrrtcn
ouf ibrclt @rfoIg 5uirieoen mo Stol5
Icin, tte iilb madere Burden ipcldIc
2ebet ulto geielIigc l%tntcrbaIhtng i'm
SettIement mad bolteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
Gieeruncan aitcrarg SOeicA.

Sbiger 8crein miro beute gbenb
Den IL. SUM i'm Saale Ser Sofp-
5uiommentreten iitb folgenbes llll-
tPrbnltungs 9ro9ram 5ur Iusfiibr.
ing bringen:
Song -Societp
Speccb-6ronf g9gers.
&eabittg -8ilforb &iieniger.
Song -Glass q bops &oom 2.
Defamation Monica Secfmonit.
&ecitatipn -@regor @alts.
Guet (Song)-Gstber ans Mabel
9efnlnnil.
Gropbecp Caroline 9efmarn.
9iologue--3 9ops &oom 6.
9Sefpspopcr Ilma Eocihcl and
Srene Steel.
Sorg-Hom 8.
gssap-Sugo Scbsner.
Dialogue Sauna &ebiomen ono
9orptbp 9reuer.
HeprooatceS Storg-Sliber Scbsner.
Sone-@i9bt Girls &pom 2.
RiaoIes--Sarrp <eoiger.
Teclolnation- Silloa &ogel.
Iarion 8ilo.
Gong -Gpom A.
Speecb 81 hilbert Sueomepcr.
Sration-Ntartin Gauer.
SnitrumentaI 9neF-9elmar &aseit
ritter arb Sogdr Woilsbun6.
Sofes-2;55ie Slicf.
Composition Srere aubn.
Dream 9larcbe @raf.
&ecitatien- august 9aur.
Dialogue pupils gfoom 2.
&ecitoticrr-Somer Sabrr&r,
Suqo Bod.
Geclamation-Sr @aI5.
9iograpbp-@alt 3oII.
gssnp -G6sar Waiisbluo
&eei.ation -Dtprtle 8alfer.
Song Societp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
GrL @[iinbeth Shnmpinn- 8

Sri. Gliiabetb Sbompion, Sc.
fretdrin oes "SoeioIiir Club in
8anias @itp, mar BON Den So5ialii.
ter aIs aanoioatim fiir bad stmt oes
Snperintenoenten 6es offentIidett I'm
terridts oufaeitelIt poroen. Sbre
applifatiob Dab ibr Rone aiif 0as
n~llgcmeine Stdatstidet geiest tperoe
nuroe BON Dem StoatsS efret1r Cor
nelins &oad 5u Sefferion Gitp obge-
Dieirn, neil nod ben beitebenbem sc
ieser Die aaitOibotcu fir staats.
dntter 1dnner ieiir miiiien I'M aIier
bon nidt ititter % Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
iSpeis Ses Observation-Disclosures
4atioual gnnS in Sermanu.

Im nGd1itea G%onneritoe abeno
ben %. SUM miro oabier tn Der
Concert $aIIc cine 8eriammItng
itottfinnen. aipedS @riinbuna cipeS
3weias obiaeu 9nnoes. Der iplgenoe
3wede porfolet:
Der 0elitid.A merifaniife Ration.
aI.9lun6 eritrebt oaS @inbeits. 8efiibl
in Der 9cpolferius bentiden llr-
ipriings in gncrifo 81, wefen nno
st foroern.
Gr beSmedt 6os 3uiommeuihlie.
Bet aIIer 3eutideu amerifoS, moaer
lie cinsemoubert ober III Nieicm
2an6e aeborer ieiit.
Gr beabii6tiat feline Sonberiuterci
len, feine @riinoung eine8 Staotcs
i'm Staate, erbIidt ober IN Der Gen.
traIiiirune Der 9epolferlna oeittit)'
Ell llriprrugS ben fiir5eitcu 8eg NM
Die bette @efpdbr fir oic grreiAunl
! ieiuer 3ilee.
Gr erItrebt Die Grbaltllns Del
ocittId)en Art, Oic ihreu @it@orud
tn Der oelttid1en Sprodle iitbet. u
tritt iibcrau eill, no es gilt, Die all.
gemeinen Slltcreiien bes 9ettidl'
Entertainers 8t mabrcu.
Gr hat mieoerboIt eceen 8robibi.
ton, Blue Bang. gini6r0nfina
Scr beutiden Girpanberuno, gegel
oIlerlci beitti6ieinolidle einfliiiit
mo ait gegcn notipiItiide lleber'
griffe ertolgreih gef0mpft.
@r bot iid bic &fIeee gutter 8e.
siebrngc1t 5niider Gmerifa rnf
3~eutidlonh our &ilidt geruad)t, 10.
mie Die Sorberut9 Der oelttid.olner.
ifoliidcr @eifidtSioridung
CT entbGlt iid Der @inmiidltng il
Die &artei-E olitif, iebofl unbcid)aoe
, oeS Hcd)tes ul6 Der Efliht 5tr Ser
t6eioi9ultg ieiucr @ruubidec oiif pol
/, tiideln @ebiete, iolIten oiciclbe'
bnrdS politiidc llmtricbe aeiabrbe
msr0en.
6rogcn nnb Soden Der &eligio.
/ iino itrcngitcns ntsgeiddoiien.
/ @r empfieblt Die @%infiibrrng De
i ~llnterrid)ts Der bclitid)cn Spradc /
i ben ofientliten SduIcn, besgleife
, Die ginfiibrung oes obligatoriide
Sllrnitnterridts.
Gr erfldrt iid fir 9efreinug DC
SduIe BON Der 9olitif.
gr forbert allie 0eutidjcn out
5 balo mie nt6glid baa 9iirgerrcdlt e
j. merber, lid re9e an oifentliden 8
/. ben an betbeiligen, ult6 am Gage o.
J. @abl lire 8iirgerpflidt 81 ertiilell
Or empfieht cine Iiberale, 5eitg
mdiie &onbbobutlg ober Die Slbida
fuliq ioId]er @eicte, tpelde Die @rtp
bung bes 8iirgerrefts unttiit e
idtuerer itno bdufi9 anlls perbinoer
Or nirtmt SteIIuna gegen iei
upsSc 8eidrdnfiutg Der Girhpanoe
uilg geitlloer aberdeen aus Gltrop'
nit ansnabme iiberiiibrter 8erbred
er iino 9titardiiteu.
Or "bcfiirportet ole abi6offnr
5 iolfer peralteter, Dem 3eitgeiite mic
ni6t Hanger entipredenoer @eies
ipelhe oen frcien gerfebr bemmc
uno oie perionIid,e 8rcibeit bes 8il
5 gers beidrdnfett.
ST emptielt Die 8ranonng pr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

SEER unb 6rol Senrp abrers,
bon 9iiorE aonias, lailgten am Ies.
ten 8reitug bier on gum SeIud)e
ibrer 8erlp1nbtcn, -1tlo fcbreip be,ttc
mieber nad Souie 5ltritf. SEER
Mbrel,s iogte sic grnte bieies Sabr
in &aniaS, oas 6itlide Sbeil allS9e.
non1men, ieien gut, bod babe ein Sa
aelpetter in eitcm StridJ bon 3 Wsei
len 9reite i6mmtliden 8ei5en. uno
&aferfelbcrn arg mitgenommclr. Die
2dnoereien III &anioS, iagt Serr Ib'
relS Der @runneigcntbumsaeent lit
iino in itetiger Rafiruge oa fait ie.
beg Sabr ergiebige @rnten 81
uer5eifren iino. Giele ieit LANCER
Sabrer anidBioe 8ormer faifcn nod
mebr 2anb Woimmcr tbullih 81
ibrcn 5armen; aepiB Gin quite:
3eifen fir lobnenbe &opitalagc.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

'ggie aIlidbrIid I'M oieic Belt,
berridt iebt nieoer Der Stidbniten
inter Den 4inoern. @ebt Den Sin.
bern Or. Gon8elmann's Suffer-
Sprilp. es 1T Sas bette @ittel ae.
gen bieies 2eiben. 3n baben
in aIinge's apotbete unb Balfer's.
spotbcfe in Sermant, uno 8. s..
@radt In Sreberidsburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
SOdwaRer GrlebniF bel @orriian

Ssm Ser 9adJt BON Wfttipof ailt
0onnemtag letter ISOLDE fpahrenp
oes idhueren &egenS Warcn Mtartllt
Sdneioer 1uto Sobn Sralif in Wor.
riion oiif ser @iele-Sanne Sod)'
seit uno ais lie lib Gtf Dem SCENT
meg gei1nbt, batten lie ELM GrlebnlB
neldes ibnen ibr lebenlang III Gr'
innerlutq bleiben miro. gtfuo ! Wtet
lie BON 1orriion airgefommerl mo
lie Ole 9ailep'S Greet frell5er loll-
ten, mar oieielbe 5rtnt groBen Strnrl
onaeIdwollen unb blrf eineil inner.
flGrten ltmItalto ddeitten Die Yferbe
l,nS ainaen ms @diier. linz iid) 81
retten fletterten Serr Sdneioer mi
Sobn uuf oas Dod hires Srrrt
unb bon ga atf einen il%berbdngelt'
oen @aumait mGbreno oas 8efabr'
in Ser Slubt peridwmb. Srori
Iprang id)lieBlid pom Baum ms
@aIier unO idipamm ans ufer mt
Ell permittelit 9retter ieiilen @atc1
aus Ieiner gefabrli6en Gage betreite
l9ie 8feroe ertranferrI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

-9ie bieiige %slnrelta Heoetap
aooe hat in lester 3eit etrelt beoei'-
teroen 3upu6s IN ibrer 9fitslieOer,
anil erboIten. Sn ben lesten 5fpet
gitunaen wuroen 6 rtele @itglIeoer
einoefiibrt, unb iito nod mebrere
@onSioaten in @usiidt.
Ser mo 6roi, Otto @aebler'
non ct. 2ouis, ldngten an lesten
1reitaa bier gum 8eiud)e oes altert
Serrn grnlt @aebler oil. Au9 Sron
esohonna 8ittid BON Siorriiatlt,
@o., lit bier. Serr Otto 8aebler
reiite @om1tag mieoer Seiin nab
reub ieine Satin nit SDdterdeil bls
ndd,iten Snnntng bleiben.
-@ugen &ebmert, Don Soile @olI'
Sf(oboma, lit bel Geripanoten bier
Al, geiu6 ulto gu GpIte bel lclllell
Srfel 60. g. &neoiger. Z
-5reb 9dmtibt 5obn ooir Sasob
@dmiot, ct, 2oris, 1T bier BET lel-
men Better .@btpin Sdmiot aiif 9rp
Sill 3u 8eiud.
giaise Sabrt nad SefferiOn Stir
anIaBlid Ser 8eriammlitns IN
Sefferium Gitp ser Sabres.e oroen'
tion Der Miiiouri gbriitian @iiiion'
arp Societp miro Die Mo. Eactftt
gobn bonn 16. bis bum q. Sum-
Sidets fir Die &unbfabrt Don ger
mann, gu 81 80 perfattfen, sur @lld'
febr qiiItis Bis gum "a. SUM.
81. @. Ser q nj e r, Agent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
.!aprrn gsnl. Saeffner bot mon

-Serrn ISM. Saeiiner bat malt
aus Dem &autbars ieinen S6inte''
porrotb gcItublen. 5riiber ifladtcte
Serr Saeffner ieIbltge5ogene Sdfpel.
ne; oieIes Sabr fartfte er Trilde
ISdinfen unb rGudcrte iie iclblt mo
lit iiber Sen 3iebitabl umio Dryer
Iifer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26

Laurum's bill yearly for handling
snow is a considerable one, although
one half of the expenses is met by
the traction company.
In recent curling game here a
rink skipped by William Slimmon de-
feated rink skipped by William Weir,
the score being Is to 3.
The funeral of the late Aino Alexan-
der Pietala, who met death Sunday
through the accidental discharge of a
gun, will take place this afternoon,
Rev. A. L. Heidemanh officiating.
M Il. O'Brien, president of the First
National bank of Laurium, is expected
today from Minneapolis and st. Paul,
where he has been the past few days
on business.
Court Louis de France, Canadian
american society, installed officers
last evening in the First National
bank hall A number of Lake Linden
members of the order were in at
tendance. Following the installation
o social time was spent.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Goswidea, of lamar
ack street, Laurium, took place yes
tcrday afternoon, with interment I'm
Lake View
Fred Richards of Laurium, has gone
to Baraga county points on n short
business trip.
William Viner of Florida street Is
In Keweenaw county rabbit hunting
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
FIVE 0SCfOlA 8Tn GRADE
PUPILS TO GET DIPLOMAS
Mid-Winter Graduating Exercises
Will be Held Friday Evening
in School.
A PLAY is TO BE PRESENTED

The pupils of the eighth grade o.
the Osceola school who are TO grad
uate this week are busily preparing
the play The Courtship of Mile:
Standish." which will be rendered al
the school Friday evening at
being thoroughly drilled and II Is
expected that the production will be
a. very successful one. The play con-
sists OF seven scenes and during the
ntermissions special features will be
introduced in which humber of local
entertainers will appear.
The synopsis and special numbers
are:
Scene 1, Standish House, piano solo,
Miss G. Condor.
Scene ,, Priscilla's House Vocal So
10, Miss NJ. Nichols.
Scene 3, Standish House, Abide
With Me-" girls sextette.
Scene 4, Room in Puritan Council,
recitation, Miss Kahn.
Scene 5. room overlooking harbor,
Sweet and Law" girls sextette.
Scene 6, Room i'm Priscillas house.
Solo, Miss Beardsly.
Scene Z, room in Puritan house.
wedding scene.
Cast of Characters.
Priscilla, Miss May Cooking.
John Alden. Rudolf Neimela.
Miles Sandish Horace Dave
Elder Brewster, Henry Johnson.
Indian messenger, James Talentino.
Puritan women Marian Hamary,
Elva Cooking and Florence BENEFITS.
Messengers. VIM. Mitchell and Glenn
emit Veale.
Council, Carl Lobb, VIM. Mitchell,
Clement Vealc and Henry Johnson.
No invitations to this entertainment
will be issued as the accommodation
are limited. However, the parents of
the graduates and other relatives will
be made welcome. At the conclusion
IF the program, the following will re-
,eive diplomas from Supt. Alfred Mich
bis: Miss May Cooking, Rudolf Mel
nela, Horace Dave, Henry Johnson
and James Talentino.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
BLACKSMITH SHOP READY.

The now blacksmith shop recently
erected at the Osceola location was
placed in commission this week. The
shop is up-to-date in every way, being
supplied with a new down draft forge
system, and equipped with large ira
yelling cranes. A new drill sharpen-
ing machine has also been installed i'm
the shop. As soon as the large dy-
namo which is to run the shop is in
stalled, the machine shop will be mov-
ed to the new building. and the work
of both departments done under the
same roof
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
REPORT SHOWS THAT BANKS
ARE IN GOOD CONDITION
Annual Statement OF State Banking
Commissioner Zimmerman Given
to the Publie-Twenty-
New State Banks.

In his annual report rendered To Gov
Warner Monday. State Banking Com
missioner III. NJ. Zimmerman gives a
fun and detailed account of the bank
ing institutions in Michigan for the
fiscal year ending Dec. 81, 1909 The
report shows that his force % examin-
ers have made careful investigation
into the condition OF the various de-
posltories, and find that as a whole the
banks are In hrst-class condition.
During the past year 20 new state
banks have been organized and the
capital stock of ten state repositories
has been increased 10 the amount OF
$4,000, The capital of the new state
banks amounted 10 $6SO,000. This,
with the increase of $345,O0O and the
$4,000 caused by the restoration TO
stockholders by receivers Of the Ath-
ems State and Savings bank, and the
Springport state Savings bank, makes
the total increase for the year $1,000
600. Deducting the loss of banking
capital growing out of the liquidation
and consolidation of banks amounting
to S550,000, the net increase is $4,000.
The total number of depositors in
the $40 state banks and 80 national
banks on Dec /, 1909, amounted to ST.
02445O The total deposits amounted
to $3.50. 52O,O3911.
The receipts of the department for
the year amounted To $2S,216.52, while
the expenses were $35,71463.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
CRAFTSMANSHIP OF MILITIA
IN MICHIGAN Is IMPROVING
Major M. Philips Annual Report
Shows Big Gain Over Prev
ious Two Years.
NOW 1877 EXPERT RIFLEMEN

The annual report of Maj. NJ. j.
Phillips of Owosso, brigade Inspector
of small arms practice, NJ. n. c.. has
been prepared and shows that the
state troops are making rapid improve
ment as rGemen. The figure of merit
for the outdoor season of 1903 is 1885,
as compared with 1888 i'm 1908, and
1854 in 1907. This means that the
troops shot about one third better
last year than in 1908 and more than
twice as well as they did in 1907
The number of expert rihemen i'm
the brigade-experts being the high
est grade of excellence-has increased
from 1913 to 1871. The latter number
represents those who are eligible to
compete for places on the team which
will represent Michigan at Camp Per-
ny, Ohio, in August, 1910. To secure
the experts rating the guardsman
must score 40 out of a possible so at
500 yards and 80 out OF a possible so
at 1000 yards.
The most notable gain in qualiflca-
ton is that Of the third class rihemen.
In 1908 there were 1,452 members of
the state militia who did not fire their
rifles once. Thanks to "A plan evolved
by Gen. McGurrin all companies at
Ludington last year fired 10 shots per
man on the range, in company Skin
mish, and the number Of fourth class
men, as the non-firers are called, was
reduced from 1,452 to 549-more than
900. These are now ranked as third
class men and have a certain definite
value which they did not before posi-
scss.
The Second infantry, Col. p. L. All
hey of Kalamazoo, commanding re-
tains its supremacy as the best shoot
ing regiment with a figure merit of
57.45. The First has crowded the
Third out Of second place with a fig
ure merit of 4299 as against 3S.46. /
The change is largely due to the in
terest in rifle practice taken by the
two Detroit battalions In 1908 the |
eight Detroit companies OF the First |
had not single expert; now they have
20.
Major Earl Stewart of Grand Rap
ids has the best shooting four-com
pany organization. the Second battal- |
lion, Second infantry. one OF the quar-
tet. CampOny X, Capt ]. II. Schout- !
ten of Grand Rapids commanding, |
again captures the Boer- Nevada tro- !
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
ESCAPE THE GRIP.
Physician Gives Directions for Avoid :
ing Dreaded Sickness.


When your bones ache with every
movement of the body, and your head
is swollen not theoretically, but ply
sically, and there is a buzzing IN your
head and nose with every breath. you
nave got the grip. To escape the ter
rors of this dreaded disease. a ply
stefan lays down the following rules,
which are to be applied as soon as
the first symptoms are felt:
stick your feet into porcelain tub
wash tub or a pail of hot water
Drink piping hot lemonade, with
or without a pinch of ginger.
Into the water it is well to put salt
or mustard Let the feet soak thor
oughly, dry and give vigorous rub;
exercise the entire body a minute or
two, and crawl into bed.
Cover up snugly and sleep. A hot
water bag in the bed will be a wise
companion.
Next morning stimulate the elm
NATIVE organs of the body. There are
various good old-fashioned remedies.
Then eat lightly for a day or two and
you may win the fight. To neglect a
cold in the first stages of thee affec-
ton may knock you out temporarily
and also permanently.
There is little excuse for protracted
ailing from colds. The curing RENE
dies are simple and inexpensive.
Our houses are overheated. That's
the one great cause of colds and bron-
chial affections in winter. Nine out of
ten furnace heated houses are kept i'm
an unhealthy temperature day and
night. The man leaves home in the
morning, believing the day is only mod
erately cold, because his house is so
nice and warm. He dresses according
to his belief and he comes home with
o cold. Also, hardly one out of a doz-
en- houses are properly ventilated
| Foul air is i'm many respects worse
than insufficient clothing. The dead
air reduces the body to a minimum
of resistance and the first breath of
cold, sharp, pure air lodges i'm the
throat or chest, and produces illness
Houses should be aired thoroughly
twice each day and the bedding also
should be ventilated briskly. A few
simple precautions will forestall colds
and possible prolonged sickness"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
FlREMEN'S DANCE.

The members Of the Osceola fire de-
partment have made arrangements for
a card and dancing party to be held
Friday evening in the Osceola band
hall. The firemen have been work.
ing hard to make this entertainment a
success and it is expected that it will
be largely attended.
The revival meetings. which have
been conducted at the Osceola NJ. e.
church for some time past, have been
discontinued
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CENSUS APPLICATIONS HERE,

Several applicants have applied for
and received application blanks for
the purpose of entering Uncle Sans
employ during the month of April in
the taking of the national census. a
total of about II local applicants have
sent in their applications.
The work OF taking the census viii
start on April 5, and will last up to and
including May 5. 1t is likely that the
according to precincts. If one emu
merator has completed his task before
another, he will help in some other
precinct, until the complete census
has been taken for the township.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE IN FIELD

Matt Gipp, OF Hecla street, Laurium,
an old pioneer and well known
throughout the district, is out with the
announcement that he is IA candidate
at the coming village election in Laur-
ium for the office of treasurer, to sue
coed Frank Baggiore. This makes at
least five candidates in the field for
this particular Office and there prom
Uses to be more.
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

Two excellent dramas are to be Civ
en- this evening i'm the Sacred Heart
schools by the boys and girls of the
school. The entertainments will start
at s o'clock mine time. Dark Before
Dawn" is the title of the boys drama,
and "Respectfulness Rewarded" will be
rendered by the girls. Both casts have
practiced diligently. and it is expected
that the productions will be thorough
~ enjoyed. A large attendance is pre-
dicted. A small admission fee will be
charged
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-26
LAURIUM BREvIT!Es.

The village of Laurlum is handling
the heavy snowfall in a very creditable
manner. Following each storm extra
teams are put on, and the street force
is increased. Commissioner John Hunt
is doing good work, according to the
observant residents of the village.
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The following were the line-ups:
WINTER SPORTS I'M LAuRluM.
Young and Old Enjoying Themselves
Ski Exhibition Next Sunday.

Miniature Kinks, snow hills for ski
ing and large sized ski hill at Florida
are among some of the artificial means
and old for the enjoyment Of winter
pastimes in Laurium.
Turn where you will in the village