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2anon, Gsplon, i'm april.
in fiinfbunnert 9lster 5obe lieat--
bier Stanbsu Giienbabu entfernt BON
Colombo uno oem Wteere aaubn,
Die themalise Sauptitaht bes Siues
boleisnrsi6ts. Sn eiHsm blausH
See fpisssln Tia eileen BON S0nigss
palmen. eriiHs Raienufsr unn bichtes
8ambuseebaid. gin elmer Seite ots
Secs Iieet bic Stdet NIT i6ren ess
rGoIinissn StrabeR. nisorigsn SGus
fern ano nem Iempei oes beiliaen
,3abHes9uonbos, tpdbrtno bic anosrer
llfsr BON ibongsFormten Bergen mas
!sriih iiberragt nereen.
8alo ndher, eaFb fsrner BON oer
8abn fiibrt cine 6reite GbauiTee nat
Golpmbs. aln oieisr StroBe Iisat,
pier Uieiieu bon aanba, psrabsnipa.
Sier srreiht man gepIos eroBten
Strom. ben RabdpeIi 9anga. csn
sroBsm 8ogen berumfliebsno, ihlisbt
sr cine 5oIbinisI Elm, ouf Der iih Der
psltberiihmte botcnii6e Gortsn bss
finbet.
Dem gtntreteneen eroffnsn iih bic
Wunbsr Der 9ropenpeit. Bon bpben
Ydumen NIT In bi3arreH Gnidungen
ua6 obsn itsissnben 4efteu bGngen
pie bide Seile 2ianen bsrab. aHoere
SdIin9pflan3en beneden bic Stlms
me nit sinsm sriinen 9sI3 ooer psr-
biinen in eihtem Shleier bic arps
nsH ibrer 2rdeer. Man tam INNER
pieSer auf ben eepflssteH Meesn ober
iibsr bic srOBeu Rafenfld9sn Rirp,a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
sslsasIn.- esLse sssaptsbsIn Boz

snishsIn.-- G<Ibe sssapiebsIn Sec
--75c, ipeihe OIL .00--i2 25 per Bu
8lunre u 90 i E~-Ginbeifsifbe $t.J0--
L76 per DHeefb.
zomatoss-5 5ieriba s275--3.25 pet
Crate.
saIat aopffaIat sl.5o - LIS per
camper
erbfen. = aFabama sl.75 - 200 per
Camper.
! aotb sRaasH. -4s-5oc per 2usenO
epargeL = 90 - 75c per ausenb
8ttnDef
SaHbsBrobatte.
8nHHen. - Marft itetig grtma Mar.
esnfat 1918, aefsebte uRo BEL Sano qss
pfIldte stapp $3.50 per Bu.
nsu. --TsGrft ruhsg. 10. l Thimothu
1890 ~ 24.O0. 30. 2 DO. S210O - 2l 80,
30. b oo. S1900--i9.50; Rlee, aemiidbtsr
10. l GO. 90 - I'll 90, Jt0. . DO. $780,
1880; alss 80. $500, 80. 2sis.oO per
Ton.
Ra5fenfutter iit tftetig. .-aleie s28. 80
A.50. MiebLina gro5s S24.00--25. 90, bo.
Fssnes so5 .OO-.2e 90, asniidbtes Eutter
ts8.50-24. 80 per Tonne In Bull uno 81 90
Hssas auf osm Geleiie.
Berfatebeuss
CeIe. - mdrtt 1T ftetia. - aetuSI
soAes gsc. sefp6fss o4c per @aIicne IN
Harfsen poE i--4 obi. ertra Btnter Tefs
adrb6I 72e per Galloue Cotton Seeb
Gel ro5ss 47-s8r. rafftHirtss 51-52c per
9aaone. Tsrpentin Sc, 9etroEeum, Der.
fectsoH l0e. Chio, Rsnhtfp unb Snoiana
9kc per @aGons. grppu Gaiolin l8e,
Napbta l3c per 9aaone.
Saii. - Der Tfartt IN rubia. nhio
aipeE 9o---s6c, MiNiQGn uub asron 94c
per Bbl pon go Dfnne.
Taia III itetig. 3srina gitu s -- sI.c,
be- GoaRtrr 5I<--se per Bfnnb.
EobfeH.- Rarst ruhta. guua BIO abenu
&s25. rus anb Stad $3.50. Rararsbn
Sti6fo6Ien fs.25. Ras une Glad 81 90
eco per Iorne Gbssliefert Hau6Ioie SUD.
fphIen % IS, ankarneite sT.25 per Tonne
absslisfert Goss f0itst 800 per Tonne
sbaefiefert.
Shmeretsn. - Warh Fef. RfeeFoas
sssa 81 Sos 90 duf bem 5eIsiie uno o. 0g
$50 per eu. pom store 1imothp s4.O0
$50 aaf nsm @sfeiie uHo s5.0o-5 so
vsr Hnibet nom Gfere Su4meisen 81 90
6faAsiaameH s2.75 per 8u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
gSsrthplp Sdluars,

ber 5reiburgsr 5rancistansr R0nh.
srfaHo oas SaieBpulper, our6 mel
6es gauienbe getObtet uub unidgIis
DIES GIsno in Der 8sit anserintet
fpuroe. Die 81. geruaresgrieer
aber srfanben bic berrItne pile, ot,
ibrsn Rdmsn trdet. gis ans Gnbs
Der Saes oanfeH bic 8ebeilten, fpelds
an 9ruHtbeiten oes Wagens, Der 2e'
Der, Rieren uno gerbauuRgsorgans
Iitteu. tetns 6ilfe ftReen tpuTtten uni
ourh bic St. Bernard arautsrs
piie geheilt fpurpeH, ben St. geruarc
gR6udeH fir be aubsroroeutliae Gts
ftnourg. Su alien 2lpOthstsH gu ha.
ben.
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asipdrtise Mdrfte.
Rev Dorf, 20. Rt

NV H0tRs ~. AAh
MshI.-5afuhE lT.oie SkEa., gsrIaRst
is. .9s4 BbIs. Ter Rartt mar beute rahis.
Sprsna gafent si 9l-S.l5. Btntsr 6tratgbts
e89O-4.o0. Mtntsr Datents $A.lo--4.5o.
Gprina elseFs S3 $40. Minfsr Grtras
80. 4 - S.00-3.5O. 70. q DO. $3.l5-5.25.
asnias hrsiakts s4.l5--4.90
eeeenmeAl til aneeresslt 9air bis
satee t6.65--5.05, 4oics bis fanes s5.l0-
5.26.
Da&rsissnmssI sfs sasis sa s2.75
psx loo HfsRh.
na4metsen noHinsH. xmerieaR s5e
sns asnaesan e3e 6. |. I. Asp Dors
RaismsbI iit fteita. - gesues wefsss
ane aeltez 81 Isl 20. arnbes 81. Ie-l .i5,
&ilnarisA $500.
Wseaen norrineH. - ne. Msfteru s3t
I. o. b. Rem y)ors.
ossRs III rabis. Msrsserfas sl.os
-1.T ca 4 2ew Derf.
@stae 3nfu5r 2sf 600 Du., gerianbt
lb4. SOL gu. Naris wilts. 70. 2 rrsseE
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Der Rarft mar Haa Hertanft uuyeeu
sl4 Bbls 0iTsiaera 1iniskes Gsoss ssF
Der Bate BON Si 81 per 0agea.


9n6sr.-- prstis feit aaffinirtss gal
2oaf 6.aOc. pemeereh $50, Aubes s TIC.
sranuIatss 5.5os, Genfsetionsra II" H-4se.
on ~" 5.20--6.45e. nsitsT sgtsa a.
505-S.i5e. srtTa ..g"495-5.00r, ereisA.
ssx seIbsr 4.75-4 s0c.
MpIaffes III ifstis. Nsw Dssssns
cpsn Astfle 34--44e. senssifuaaG is--2ss,
per waaeHe SerakMm 38-87s per 0a1exs.
asts.-Martf. sismft4 leb4ait unb yss.
tis. eouiHana. eaner 4eae e--st<e. psiMs
4--61<e, orblHarer . - &c. Sapaa -
Aye peT pfaRe.
Tatry grosasts
Huttsr - Rarsf rabia uab itefia. -
Tanep 0rsamsrn 23ke. greamerr firf1s
aOs. so. issoHes iSe. lance Gairs ile. 10.
ls1e per g3fe,
aais. = Rsrft itssia. Dsio Hat Axe,
Nerswsfserii9sr la -i5e. MsnS Sesf IS% e,
enweiser II - lS1Se. Siuangger l4tSe.
Bird l3s<e per 1fuRo.
Gisr. - Anasbct sienliM areE, Narf
sdwed. priHa frii6e na hnsssiss lac, firia4
fes, ,ieecnbs lie per Dje Beglnia ab
WefIaaeL InGeb5t mshr als qenii
asne. Narts wiuia. Gprias Gti6sns Sos
Ia BfuHn uHb bayhbsr . - SOC, fisius
Sprinssrs untsr Ia gfaue 20-23e. Gas
Hsr III We, Ddbne 7 &c. 1rntba5ner ne. Guile
Be-. isiHae 0nisa lS-20s. alte i0e. 0dRis Z
--Se per 8fune.
ckH aRe GemEfa
gspisL-Bantp Eep Bert &8.25-e.5O,
Aslnsiaps $6a50--7 GO per Bbl
gttye nsR. --- Rarss hefsa. Gslifsrnis
t3.26--i25. gieffiEa s3.75--4.00 psy aifs.
fimes 75e per Sdaahtel
Eraaasa.-R Rarst ru5ig arb hstta. -
Ea!ifprria ss.T5-s.t0. UIeries tj.0o -
40 per Rite.
Grebssrsm- TenRsifse xsenbises
e. 20l-2.25. yaep Tbompions t200--225
per Crete pcn "a Guarts.
9firii6s.--G - Gsergta x2oo--9.a6 pes
esase
AarteffsIH. - MisSieaa t4.Co-z. .25.
2euisptns ~ .u0-2.25, per 1bL auf ben
Gsleiie ane 6b sc per Hp. Inn etors
Sunee kartoffslRA-3IeriAa xa- l
Noie rs - 4-60. sie. . DO. $50 - 5.76.
Ratile q. 3.50-400 per Hbl.
sAtfartsffeIa. - Jsrisg ti -25--
LOO per oauser.
arsaf. = 3arfi Rstss. aRoksls 75s -
.el rs pss Hbt. psm Stoss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

geas. ssnss xss fsssitn 10 New nssf
wsfh .cfs can pnr noniinsu sn 2HE.
prsma @ef1afsspapters uuFeen ~ az
--49 bisfcnftrt.
stsrItna GT6auss ia ftsiig. -
Gi6t au "a .S8X rnb 90 Eass s4.S<JS.
HunnessEbtfgafipnen waren Res
ia nns murben rpis fofgf euottrt:
Ger. Gtaatsn MsfuHotng ~ 100H
ssb., ~ reasftrirss lle25) il4N--ii5H.
GDupcnsii511<< <<--iI8L By rsgiItrirte l0lI
--l02K, Coupons i0i 3z--lU2H, PaHarno
Coupons 2% I0i--l0lN.
Ter esssp56sntfits Ausneis Der Rem
g)crfsr ganieH Iautete wis folst:
9unabme In Der Hsierpe .... si.780, $50
MbuGkme In ben TarIeheH 80. S3,594, 500
3Mnahme an Spssie ........ Sl,216,SDO
Abuabme an legal Tepber" $40. 500
Abnabme In ben Eepeiiten .. S3 ,369 800
9anahms In Der 8irtulutton $4,000
Ter iisberl6as tn Der Rsierpe iiber bic
aeistlid1 uosGefhrtebensH % present Der
1speFtssn bsldnit flo iest aaf s45.647 ,375.
afttsnmartt.--Ter Watit mar hente
sieusIids febhcFs nnb bls Brsiie I'm Alaes
mtsHen ftarf. Tie mtifen Atften iiaHoen
ant sdtHb lser esHeu pcn seiserH.
gadllehenbe aurIe nuF1eH por Der Str,
ma grniu, gaImda & 60, 30. 2lS--x3I
glaInui strabs, bert6te:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Rem lort, 20. Rdi.
3inn mar Haa ya s43.OO- 4s.65 uus
aupier o0. GATE an SLIPS -- l2.371k,
eleetroIsthic az sl200 1925 uue Ga,
hing su sll.75-~tl S7Z. Biei mar rubia
ya S.4o-4.50. SpeLter ftettg 81 S5.35--
$40. Giien 1T rlhig. 30. / Jounors
Northern gu sl5.25 - 1873, 20. 2 DO. sG
$i5.00--I5.50. SO Southern uno go.
soutssrn Iaft gu sl525-l5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
9rpmpter gefd,eib.

DteItmann (osr Elm Portsmpuuais
aefunbeH, 5u sinsm StubeHten): ~Dns
g3crtempnnaie gebbrt gsvib Sbneu4-
Stuoeut: .Sarpobll DieIo buHtsH
Gle, bab ous gOrtsmoHnGie mir sss
bort2"
EienitmanR: ,gRetl nihts DriH iit!@
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gy0sss WeIcnsarste.
gamlfae, 10. aRas 1900


Tie Dtin6fss udrsn heute In ben bisiIesH
Mntsn nHc aud BET csn Raflsrn fsbs rus
BIO uHo @elb III Bn HtsDrieen 9sHsra.
ten aH srIsHgsn. Mon ben HaHsen pnr'
ben Iurlsbsn zen eau sn 8k--4% aus
gsIiehen nnk Gefhafsspaptsys wuEben
sa 5k-8T hisfoHsirt. Jm rfFsren Tiarste
rcurDen DarlsbeH on eaII@ su 8 8--8LS
nne anf 5sit ~ A--4kS pIaeirt.
fastsisJ saf Rsw pssf.
poFsn plaiasT unn wurbtn ~ bloc gsrdmss
pee $1,000 tmii&eH BanieH psrtanff. Tts
GsuHtsrrats kstraet 60s pramis per 5000.
tssaid asf Gssssss
fuartH fsit 1sate fiHb bic forgsaosn
Eustifun6en - beri9teH:
epnbon, 3 Eaaee eidbf. es.88sz~4. .s61T< per 4,
G0Tase gs@t, $4.S4l -4.843z per r. laris
Taee Sidt, 5I2L-5i6 francs per 500
90 Iaat Si6s. 6I71 -520 6ranes per 500,
f1r TsuffAfdne 4 Taae Si4t, Rarf g511<e
be. 90 Tage Ss9t, 941ze.
Documentary sans aaf aoHhon irurseH
tE S4.62H, auf @taseem "a $4.s2L nns
suf Hslfait ~ s4.s2 psrfauft.
rnHsessrsfissnsasx
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Gportip 4 ne.

9ie Meuihen irno atl5untnI sfrGrs
Ter; ite itreben nod qoloeneri Bergen
uao. iudPu oen 8iptel Der SeiiGtegf
3lG erflimmeR
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Rinepteh. - Ter Rartt pdr heute
Dsaia aHo oie 4seiie itsbeH UNI l0-i5c
uHfsr eemen poH Der u6riaen @oAe. Eto.
eers ufte fsteers wGren IN gutter Ra6frdse
aab tart.
s6nere stisre s4.s5-5.75. srtra So s.
500. fanep SIS 90. rnfen s2.25-5OO
egtrd sf.75-5 90, Sleii4eritiere s42S-5 IS.
stfra sS.s5 - 600. GeiFers s3 25-S- rs,
ertra S.85-60C. Eahe 32.25-4.7 75, srtra
s4-G5-300. GaRnsrs 81 50-3.65. stodsrs
uHe Seeoers *s.T5--550, srtra 50. .35-6 40.
Butte n.-1a BITE 3nf,fhr siemlid arns
mar. 10 wer Der Rarff wtIIia.
4sdsere uao Eettts ~. .7S--A25. SsoIpard
-. 4o-5.2o. sstza s5-s6--5.s0. ietts guIen
&5eke--S 40
RtIAtlAe--'Sa IN Der ueriIoffsneasgOse
mar eie 3ufubr 'tsmIin arob ano bic iegretie
fseisr um s2 90 bis 500 per Stla. gs
ssR Gdlnb par eer Martf ifefia.
Grtra S.. 90, aute btS auserlsiens
t42 so-62so. oEStHars bts CUTE sl5Oo-
40Oo
adtbsr-Tsr warst psr seuie I6pa6
nHo bic Hreiis NsGeH am 25--50c seE 100
Rsuns.
cr6inare uns arose s4.5o-7 rs. fair bis
sHts Eei4fs S7.5o-s.25. e1lra $3.50.
Rdlber in ben 2onmtfions DAsierr --
Sanxs Sc. vrima bis aaserlsisns s. I-71le.
eTetndre 4-6c.
2 d ~ sine Ter yeartt mar beute
teR ane bic greiis i;iesen um 5--71Sc, tie
ben abfy um POS uRter 0eueR RON Der uOIis
ssa Rode. I'M $345 anfer eeHen pom no.
rteen Jahre une um 81 30 mnfer ssnsn Dor
tDsi Sakren.
eAnsre SApetHs sraAten s6.oo-G. Is,
sEfe htz aaserlsEeHs BeEpa9uzas, unb
aleiSderievien s6.2o-8.27tS, aeHiicats sser,
pa6unesiortsn s6, l5-d.25, srbtn6rs bss
aasesisSeRs i4Ders issts S4ue S3.50--5.i5.
ertra s529. sfaas 38.2S - 400, leidsfs
Nsriaabtisrtsn o. l0--s.25. Sertel prn ll0
Rfb. aae weniasr % 50--6.O0.
S4afe nub adHmsr. SAate uHa
assncEene sdHsmsT uaren ftssis. Srlas
iaarss SansReS itart TN Hrsiis.
GAais. .-9rsra o. 500. quite bis aus,
srisftne 38.25 3.TA ereiaare bia sats
t200-3l5.
Sdlnnser. @siaOrene ertrd $50,
cute bis aassEieisHe f5O0-5.s0, orbindrs
So gate s450-4s0. 5rlhjabrss 2dmmer 8
--7a. GuLs 5--5A1s pre- 3fnno.
gatsass, 90. Raj.
Rtrhstsh. 6sspes &5.I0 s.45,
Teras esiere s4.60-5.60. msftIsAs Stssrs
- 00-5.60. stoders aHe 5eeeers $50
6.T5. Rake une beif.rs ~ .40--5.7o, adIher
e5.o1-T25. NaFtt iteti9
e&pstus. Ssiate 35.s0--6.l5, aes
mif4te e6 s0-6 10 'awsre 500 - sos,
rau5e e5 90 - SIS. CUTE be aaserisisns
i6nsre Ss7S--S.05. 5erfeI s5.65-6,l0.
Marft Ffetia bis stpls nieerieer.
o 4 are uRe I d dHmer.-SAdfe: etss
ksimii4e e.. 25-4 -. psfsiids s3-50-4.S5
5akrliaes LOO 20.
qEmmer. Gtuasiniicse a. 75-6. 80.
u<kfihe eo.25--7l0 Warff ftetie
0RfRkr. - 1tnSpsb 200. SAusine
IL. .o0o. @dofs uHo sdmnler $500.
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3H pisl sssisrsH uaD Ieatsn piris
ben Mossu I'M.
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aHfubr uHe BerFdnet pdbrsne Der peg
fcfienea Hseds, psrgItdeH nit ben Dor.
hfrgehenbea z @odbeR, pdren mie folat:
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Ss22al Sss2alss 3. E.......ilsZ RIds sss. s7s.
s,!ss,s Z I'll a.. ss,s rissssF ssatss r.. III,
$4,000 |''::s: : 8. ls.Es N :s,s Y a : (; (: a.
80 N axs,sis R LIS ESsd 9 q h fps Il ss.,
t.ssss. eesftss E... ~ xsst @. n ~... 10 4,
ssHl = psi.s ss 4. 'isi s@ss tsise n -. -. ssh
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kx 4 Ill D. ,.... ~ H<sa. .. sis fisfs. 81,
Wk kAc. lr..s ~ Efss, ssa. A....s...i .i1G
ff;'iS;s' i |: gSIl|lyss:: S'lI|'l| !, u I; !; !;
f.}- &wsuarIaf ST. rs Iesab. MH Riaf a., 80
ia &ssisss M.... s ssute 3ss af a.. ss
IN nsSjss q =. " sss Sssss sss ]. III i ss,;;
&esa' 4 II ~. ~. - sssfynn esiln4 81 tess,,
GXE u ~ G..s " &esffA - esz. b.. ~
xi53nns 49,. sss hHtsH xJssfts 4t 80. t01E
6s{s bxssr Nss d.. ~ IusteN ~ss %. a., 10 u
&xis ED As........ 1eAln 9&t l. sss fd. r. 81
Ill - = suin g.. " 'a u Hneeu 6x.s.. ,s0iIS
qsh O. q ississ n.- sssl! = Esssi ss.:.. ssst.
81 Qls<4sis q. e.. fse 4EQ eer Nm. d. tgti u
&C. d E A.: So So ss.s @ / IL g. ~ -
M asm xa. ~ :;sSs.ss. :;sSs.sss - s.a;.. s,:. s,s
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NltMfste 6enM NMffef.
Der ilnsias I'm bisaeen Gteartnabeus bss
lief flo beute auf q. 3.8T7, 800. Die tisniass
Der perHoiienen Eyods beiiefsn itn aiif
~, ,S2s, 500, esaen s22 ,98s. 100 tn Der tors
rsipontirenesH aIo6s ees poriesa Sabrss.
xsfat. kssusitztsus
let Rarit Tn aofaIIstnritatsa mar heuts
Fdu unD bic Bsetie aenrsift Rar iebr sees
ntas 8frfsufs fine su beys6seH uEe snDar
BE icfseneeH:
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9dsiid,er sysarff Seridbt. !.
s.nefnnatl, 20. Raj 1911.

esHcknna 20. Rat 1911.
Die aa&ietssnbsH GnesiraBaen be3ishfs
Rrsiis kste@net.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
LECTURE ON LUTHER.
Rev. J. Edward Farrow TO Give Illus.
trated Talk

Rev j. Edward Farrow OF New York
who addressed two large meetings al
the y. Nj. =. A. on Sunday will deliver
MS popular lecture. Martin Luther
the Hero Of the Reformation" at the
swedish Evangelical Lutheran church
OF Calumet commencing at S o'clock.
tomorrow. Thursday evening.
This Is said 10 be Rev. Farrows best
lecture, and 1t was delivered for ten
nights In the most prominent Lutheran
churches OF New York since Nov. /.
The lecture is freely illustrated with
lantern slides. silver Offering will
be taken TO defray the expenses in
Cured
pr. Farrow showed a letter he had
received this morning from Rev. w. IL.
Suits, OF New York, pastor OF the
Evangelical Lutheran church of that
/ city, in which reference was made to
the splendid lecture Or. Farrow gave
IN that church just before his depart
ure on his present tour.
DR.. Farrow. too. received word from
lshpeming this morning to the effect |
that he is TO lecture in the Y. NJ. G A |
Of that city four evenings next week.
beginning sunday evening and ending
Wednesday evening. He will leave for
lshpeming on Friday morning.
The following commentator from
some Of the Worlds greatest preachers
with reference to DR.. Farrow and his
lectures will be read with interest To-
cally:-
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills. Plymouth
church, Brooklyn: DIR. Farrow's IL
ustrated lectures are at once interest
ng' instructive and most suggestive. ]
He has had a wide hearing before Y. {
NJ. {. As, churches and Young Peo- {
'les societies, throughout the country,
md l take great pleasure i'm commend
ng him, ID. Farrow has proven that
ne of the best ways to reach the null 7
itude is through the eye, especially
when accompanied by the appeal to
he ear and intellect" c
DR.. :. Parks Cadman, Central Con- "
resational church Brooklyn: The II
rev. j. Z. Farrow is widely and favor ol
bly, known among our American Il
hurches of various denominations. and te
is lectures are attractive, edifying. a'
nd i'm great demand"
DR. Russell II. Conwcll. Baptist Tenn W
le' Philadelphia: Il commend these il r
istrated lectures to ALL" 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
INTER-sE DANCE PROGRAM.
Second Of Series of Popular Parties to
be Given Nov, "a.

De 0iNen NOV. "a.
The Inter-Se club will give the sec.
ond Of a series of popular dances i'm the
Light Guard armory i'm the evening of
November "a. The c. & II. orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion
The club promises some new and novel
features for the dance. The program
follows:
Two step-Midnight Special.
Waltz-Garden Of Dreams.
Two step-Who Are You with To-
night?
Waltz-Poct and Peasant.
Two step-Sweet Italian Love.
Waltz-Lauterback (by requcst)
Two step--Put Your Arms Around
Ne Honey (Novelty)
Waltz-Velvet of the Rose.
Two step-My Hula Hula Love.
Intecmission.
Waltz-F'lower of Love.
Two step-Every Little Movement.
Waltz Rye Waltz.
Two step-Alexander's Rag Time
Band.
Waltz-Bright Eyes.
Two step-Oceana Roll (novelty)
Waltz Blue Danube.
Two step-College Life.
Intermission.
Waltz-You VIII Do the Same Thing
over.
Two step-When You're in Town.
Waltz iribiribin.
Two step-There's Something About
You Dearie.
Waltz-Dream Of Heaven,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.



Township Clerk George Martin has
issued a total Of PA deer licenses L
date.
John Hoffman, Of the Copper Range
buffet, left for Milwaukee yesterday
on business.
Sons have been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rowe. of Kearsarge. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richard Waara. of the Trap
Rock River valley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fourier, Of the c. q II. loca-
ftlon.
Capt. Jesse ID. Meads of Company
A. who has been confined to his home
for some time on account of injuries to
his back, has recovered and is again
attending to his duties at the c. & II.
foundry.
The Young Ladies' Guild of the
Swedish NJ. f. church will entertain
at a fancy bag social on Saturday
evening. Refreshments will be served
and a large number of fancy bags,
suitable for Christmas gifts will be
sold.
Gust Selkainaho, a farmer residing
at the Highway location, was arrest
ed in Hancock yesterday charged with
being disorderly person. He will be
brought before Justice Jackola in CAL
lmet this afternoon TO answer to the
charge.
Arrangements have been made by
he Prosit club for the second annual
iancing party to be conducted at the
lov. 20. The club is composed Of well
,nown Calumet young men and the
vent promises TO prove very success
ul.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
COMPANY A AFFAIRS.
Athletic Activities Interest the Mem.
bers-New Drill Regulations.


!. At a meeting and regular drill OF
Company A, Calumet Engineers. held
last evening in the Light Guard Ar
mory. tickets were distributed for sale
for the thirtieth annual military ball TO
be given in the Light Guard Armory
the evening OF November 20. A large
sale is predicted, and il is believed IL
viii be one OF the social events OF the
season. All OF the local military bod
les, including the @. A. r.. Spanish
American war vets. and Company A,
are working in the interests of the
ball, and success is practically assured.
Company A has organized an indoor
baseball team. with sergt. Gesche as
captain. and following the regular bus
practice game The boys made a good
showing. 1t is the intention later i'm the
season to arrange for games with the
Y. NJ. G. A. and others i'm Calumet as
well as the Portage Lake teams.
Company A also has organized "A
basketball team, and practice is to be
shortly. The company has
gone i'm for athletic work in real ear |
nest, and expects TO make good show
ing I'm the field of sport.
The new drill regulations have been
received by the officers of Company A,
Engineers, and will be put into use as
soon as convenient. a different man
ial Of arms and drill are being intro
luced.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15

The latest discovery i'm domestic
science is the remarkable new system
of cooking brought out by NJ. Nicholas
Soyer, chef of the celebrated Brooks
Club, of London, England. known as
Cooking i'm Paper Bags" II is claim
ed that the system is labor saving, do
ing away with the washing of pots
and pans; that IL keeps the smell Of
cooking from pervading the house;
that it makes every dish more savory
and nutritious than is possible with the
pot-and-pan system of cooking; that
1t is economical, the food Weighing
the same when drawn from.
as when put in, the oven; that it makes
possible hygienic cooking. no germ
laden cooking utensils being employed,
lower fuel bills as a consequence. and.
because of better cooking, better
health.
THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is
exploiting the system in great detail
and announces a series of descriptive
articles and practical recipes, by the
new system, to run every day for
period Of two months. The subject is.
of course, OF the most practical inter-
est TO every household. Our women
readers can get THE CHICAGO DAI-
LIZ NEWS at your newsdealer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
"THE COW AND THE NOON"
extravaganza, Here Thursday Evening
Has Many Novelties.

THE Cow and the Moon" which
Chas. A. Scion offers Thursday even
ing at the Calumet theater, is a quick
course in geography, Offering more evil
dence of this clever producers ability
to produce laughable extravaganza. II
begins its eXtravagant story at pro-
sale Not Much Vile, Indiana, where
dwells the heroine, Miss Innocence, in
complete and happy ignorance of aught
but sister beings. There she leads a
simple humdrum life in ladies' sem
mary, little reckoning the kaleidosco-
pic fate soon TO befall her. Here enter
most of the actors i'm the story. and
den meeting of so many and diver
gent characters at one time, an alb
duction of the aforesaid beautiful
maiden occurs which is executed sole
ly by Great Domo. on whom is cast
the onus of doing the heavy work
through the whole of this laughable
piece. Proceeding across the contin-
ent to San Francisco and from there
TO Japan, the audience receives sur
prises each moment until the climax
occurs, which is a trip to the moon i'm a
lying machine. There Miss Innocence
S rescued from Great Domo's naughty
grasp; all are we'd who show the |
slightest inclination for connubial fe- !
lefty; the COW jumps the moon, while !
Happy and the Good Genii, Hans and !
Nike, together with a tremendous well !
rained chorus, unite in songs of |
that all their efforts have /
rot been in vain and that everything |
las ended happily.