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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
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Serr Sttp g tuIte bon bier
tritt bsute BON gaep gort aus per
Dompfer ,8resldu" bonn Rorboeuts
iden 2IOpO cine Reiie noa Bremen
an.
ecsm foeben bolIenbeten 66. 2ebenss
iobre lit Elm in psiten 3reien betanns
ter unb allgemein bo9angefebeuer oeutz
f6er Yipnisr, Serr 9stnri4 Selz
ia, in bic gipigteit biniibergeI6Iums
inert. Der 8abingeTaiebene bat es
perftunben, ii6 i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
sablreite 5reunbe Su ertperben, bic
ben aramgebeugten Sinterblie6enen
bic innigfte Sbeilnabns BEL Der i6pes
ren griifurg entgegenbrtngen, BON
fpelher 1ie betroFfen purben. Die 8et=
iebune Der iterbIiben 5iiIie beg 9erz
epiuten finbet om Sdmitug Rorsen
Inn balb nsun llbr bonn SruuerbauIe,
go. 4313 SSOreit apenue, Soutb Rurs
ipoob, aus itatt, poruuf I'm neun ubr
in Der O. Wuttbdus Stride sin feterz
Iibes Seslsnamt abgebdltsn iperoen
pirb. SutI6en perIufen bus Gtablifs
iement Der 2ei6enbeffattsrftrma guiIe
de 9orgmann I'M 8isrtsI pOr iisb:n
lIbr Mprgens.
esm bo6en 4lter bon 85 Sabren lit
Elm befunnter unb ulIgemetn bo6geots
teter beuti6er giDnisr, Serr Jrunt
Roeggs, aus bem 2eben 9sf6iebsH,
innig betrausrt niht nur BON ieinsn
Angeb6rigsn, ionoern du6 BON ben
pieIen sFreunben, bic sr iin bur3 ietn
fernbeutihes Weisu i'm 2uufe Der
Sabre gu srtper6en gepuBt bate. Die
Resroigung finbet ON Sam'tag WOr<
gen bonn Stsrbsbdufs, go. 1888 &ers
ton gtrubs, DaInut !9tIIs, aug ftott.
Uait aufri9tiger srauer pirO in
fpeitsn Rretfen bic &unos BON bem Ibz
Ieben bon Trdu Qnna 8etttn ger
geb. GifIen, pernommen DeroeE, BE i'm
bobsn alter bon 79 Sabren in Die
Gpigteit bipIbergsTdlummert 1T. Die
9o6inqef6ieoene bot es neritunbsn,
ftth bur9 ibre perIOnItde 2iebsHsDiirs
bigteit unb ibre bsrporrugsnoen Cha
rattsreigsnfbaften sablreide Jreunoe
gu ertperbeu, bic Den sramgebsugten
SointerbliebeneH bel bem fhDeren
ShidfaIsi6Iuss, bon bem iis bstrofFsn
apurben, bic innisfts Ehetluubms ents
gsgenbrtngsn. Die 8esrbigung fiubst
an Greitug Qu9n1ittug nm 9isrteI
nu6 l ltbr pom Sruuerbdufe, Ro.
2042 Brand Strobs, aus itatt, tporauf
nm baIb 2 ubr in Der 60. qrpt. 9bts
ltppus 2ir6s. an Der Ruce Strabe unb
WeMtten @psnue, Elm Srauerspttess
bienit ftattfinbet.
Gin betuHnter oeutf6er 8iirger 1T
in 9srrn Sobunn 5ofmunn in
Die G1pigteit hiniiberoei4lummert.
Der 9abtneeI6ieb.ne, bsFen @iege in
lSeqingen, 8apern, geitdnben bate,
mar felt benz Sabre 1890 in Cincinnati
uufdffig un6 mar felt ldngersn Sahren
I'M WirthseeI6dft ttGttg. Geine per-
fonlihe 2tebens tpiroisteit unb iein
fernbeutfhes WSer bdben ihm eineu
qroBsnJreunoestreis ernorben, Der nit
Gufrt6tiger Srouer Die Runbe bon ben
G6leben otefes tpateren beutThsn
Wonnss nernebren tpirb. On rdbs.
rer @nesbDrisen binterGdBt 5srr 6of.
mcHu nur bic grumgebsugte Dittre,
hie Der inuigftsn Sbeilnabme perittert
fein burf. Die 9esrbisuns finoet an
grettag Waorsen lin balb neun lIhr
r5m Sruuerboufe, Ho. 2178 9ilberi
Qpenue, aus ftatt, porGnf um neun
ilbr In Der Mariue 5immelFobrt air6s
Elm feierIibes ReqIiem csIsbrirt per,
ben tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Cfffes ber GDnnt s.a nj mtfIhT
bon 6ami ItoE GcgDtp,
q = ~ T4 N n "a H on 9lSxySi Sot.


bon 6amiIt0E GogDtp
GtactnnGti O., 20. agril 1917.
@erftegsits aueebote iuerDer enb
aeosnsenerFTeH IN pa Office bes 3eare VI
QDnnb G0Mmtffipncrs Ste Tsrett "a ben 10.
Gaat 1871. I'm Y libr nittiags. fin Die Ha1fie'
beHoe 40uHInssITbeit;
ISenIib besg EDeSfff1tioaen Sc 1s7-ssiir bic
wlacaDGniitLrng ber @eriaHgeerHna bonStruble
Monb pom 9tpptH 9oah hts Sdmilton 8lfe IN
g0IeraiH urD EpriHgfieib Gorunib bgps.
Tie atrbest bat 81 seiHebsH ~ ushntirftsm.
r.nnQ nit ben %ldfien uHn EpssfifattcnsH,
sptIts lest in Der Office bes 8oaIo of qonnts
gcmMiffioRsrs nufIeaen
GEle MHaehete ulffitn du1 ssoYmg.1reB cusoe.
terfset fstn. ReIbs in bsr Office res Eearb Of
EcssTtsb I0rsmtfftrusfS su haben fne, Mno De-
sIettsf ftin bon etnem Serb Inn gstraes bon
Kirftnnhsrf f$50000) GouGrs, NIT spet ailte1i
ans eenaeFnben s3fraen- aIsSt6erbeif hdfilT ,b08
Der GieteI Der Aonttntt eirasbsa MFR eur uaSs
fa5rsne Der Grbeit. i'm Bale ssrfeibt tom sn'
sic gontsfn aor,nsricners besalten H6 bas
Rs6s DOE sreenbsiH obT ous ansebcfe sn
sm NsM1aes sss soars Of saatIion gsuafs
sa.a. s..n ss;s.ss;as ssI.s;al s..a'".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
RrttI FHr sssntrastsren.
Efftce ber CON mifftouGrB
bon q IN itpu 3ouHtn,

ctRuatt, Chic, 4. msdi 1911.
DsrttsGsGIe GHGteoEe DsrDtH sIt.
aspeuaenommeR IN Der Office oes Bp1ro 81
GnGRfp GommiiiipneTB bts Srettag, ben 2.
SUM 1911, nm II ubr Udttaa5, iilr bic Hads
itebenre @ouHtnsArbei:
(Semds ben Spesiftiutipneu go. 2o3-5iir bic
JteparahIr bon 5Hbtan !StA 4beTue. bon @lntH'
btde Rite Bis sSooiter Sfe. in columbia
Iomnfbip
Tts urbeit Sat su esftsbsn IN tlebrsirftimD
mlIna NIT ben 4loHsR uHb peSifli1fsouen,
nel1e teSt In ber Gfftce bes ScGrc OF 9ourfr
Gouinrifiiprers auflieaen.
gILe alueebots utilfieH uuf ScrfnuIurer ausas.
fertiaf fem, peIde in Der Efftce bes @oarb oi
Courts gomnifNioners Su baben ftne. unb 81
glestet fein BON etHeu Aoitb I'm BetrGas Don
eiYttdnfe1Ie (Si ,00o00) Dollars, init sipsf auieH
HTtb ae1uiqenbenSRrg ole StAerhett bdffir not
Der Etetsr ben aontraft eilGeteu niro snr aus.
ti1rung ber urbsit TIM Gnua oerfeibs tbm ssi'
agGHHt ptrb.
Eie Gcunsr Commissioners bebaIten h6 bns
Hs6t Dcr. treeubeiHes nber nus aiugebots sn ber.
mxTien.
2m 'guftrass Ses goars Of SamiIton COUNT
GSmmitIionss.
StanIsh gtrusIs. 9rGfihsnt.
GttFft: Sreb. 6retbB, QIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Dies isns 3as.

Snherkitsbirettor GmoI Bee
f5rberts geifern ben 5efsrtpebrmnnn
nopdrb DroiTurb BON Der Gprisals
4ompognie go. 43 gum Qentnout, an
exile Ses tiir5liA psnfDHirten 2tat>
nGnts Gmith
- e[af Dsizdhsa ssa sastmasls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
GfIb az ptrItiben.

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ssus. sifsa Ben sansrs Eas In 5ls--Sl7 MAR
IN irasHhusIAen MstrEeeH Ets Eafisbsn Esnmss
etbfsabEt ntrhsn In wsnatfidssH sbsr pb&enfEi6sf
8atfunesa. IL noe 9snHl4 Hnb Hsamuslt&fftf hss
M e. 1ssh. praHsent.
gsbss ssr qse.ctTiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
gssitFtisss Raarsn.

nungen eingsboIttn Durben. Die pom
blinbem Wsgfrnuen srfiilite Runbf 4oft,
bsrbcpp<iik nnb b<rhrtif0dts bie Qins
Iaeen. Dor aurstm IHb bic ppIiasi
sRtpier su iim unb mo6te ibm ipe8frl
ftiner etipoeten Gef6dfte @oradIaw
asu. IN Der Ifbten 3sit iD0rsH nduls
Iieb eegtn g7ipisr sinigs 4Iogsu eingtz
|innftn. 5lun srn6ttts Der HGntifE
ben 3eitpunit fur sstomH<H Iid nus
b<m Gtoube su MAIDEN. Sn Dsn Rail
fen beg1nbea .iih eifDo hrsi MiliontH
;5ranes. Rad Der 1luds Ripier's
fdnb nan In bem GslbIhrant ni6ts
meter nls einsn Brief bes uIiIHtiaen.
iDprin Il ftislem prcfnrilen mittbeiIt.
|bnb II aus Osfunbbtitsrii6ii1 bie
Anitrfngnngen Der Mrbtif meibeH
lmiiiEt. CT rtihe babtr Etine DemiG finn
sin nnn srnsnns ben protnEtiIsn IN
fstnsm Ra6fplsss. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

Ehdtret. autaeHence: Is Hlrs. msesi psE
Lamb. muStnnft In bet EsoIfskbaftrCtftss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
g d. iitteIreime.

g d uttsIreimG
GinIt madten uns Stien uub 9dms
mel Iatt,
Sci frpb, tper ieBt eineSsmmeI bat!
4uf feinsn Stiern jsben Shrpung
Madt Tel6ft Der tIeiuiteS6peoeniung'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Neiiias-S1tea.
gzeias- -Aastistn.

Ed,mriser 1xxn.Brreiis, Ginf-s g.
~ nspra,ls6e asInafts. .aertammgHng ftseft
beais Mhsnb tr beE atnlxal 4lInfa1s ha.s s.5
~stnffer4 ~ erf6x4nrn. EfaA rnilsDe aRls0ites
80 's''~ 8Ktt nsIIsT, 4rHf,
$3.50 nxafaN E6<r2fn1fRr ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

nnnurffHss sleiFfscsindtt nnfsr elHffis
gen Rsbirenreen sn eerfGiten- Rn9sutrn'
gen sIn m0Issblaft ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

qeIiebter @aits bon Sorbts 9cspe, qEh S6maIs
uus am fSreiiGg Ma0mitiap un ~ usr rec,
tauf uH 2 ubr In ber Teufi @ Bret aiu6R an
eer SnffHer EtTdhe, Guruminseine. etu 1sassg1,
pottpsbteHi! a6eebaiteu ptrb. f5Tafnbe gtEe Gin.
aelaben.
1i.i2 Gir traHsrHbtu SiHftrsgiesenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

astHtsn - Gtns cftsHsaruns. Gins saHs
ntrs @FfAA AAftfmrksbs x9tr fhkter bet Eager.
@ttea Gts In ssn rrsfifabIss @tf&&ft mt ssEtf
hsfs fnnshmfneeE Ginnahsns. &rstsr ulmtaA IN
iteem 6aais, has nIeesrtegtEhs EsksErnsta. 3as
ftteptns sunbsn emssttltn ets aH serrn Tseauat,
Geats Shnsn sin GiHtemmen rsn t1A eh E9s@s
tinertHesu. Gin sstH TanH ssss fFrsu IN itssm
Trgifsrtnm. Gtnetz Gts Hsx Has Ecfssrts Hae
erHaeR Eis nHs NM &ssingwnses. Hrtss Erfet.
nrsrnt " the Heff &c. 9tsctnacft Ctts.
1ttf - g. r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
9ohann 6ofmaan,

StebCH Tte 9serotauHa ftubet Finif 6om
Grouerbalife aus an Sreiiua IReraeH ben Ia.
Mlnt I'M s3k nbr rppFanf nm uhr In Der
Maria stmrsifabris sfFcbs Etn feierIi6es efes
Gutem abaebGIten iptre Ii.12
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
.turb an aRtttpOd. ben 10. waa isli.


peb. gisbert
i'm alter rcn 79 sabreE In tbseE gscbnEng,
Sid 9fur gife. 9riee Stn lie 9eif hsr Besreb
aRHa ptrh tpater betaHni senpa6t. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

MnbeIn: serrer cine goal ssonae. SO. 1898
Hsnprg Efrnfe D Eted IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

1ss ,aptrldIIisjls 0etkltips N IN.
mH ~ 1xum n - 9,1ts -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
etart am 10. ssai 1911, um ubr mSrssHs
eanua E,ttinasr,.

gciitrpe bon g1litbueI @e.itTser. I'm MFtee bon
70 Jabren, 4 92cHaieu uue 22 Iaaen. TIs
EAecr6iGunp fiuoei ituii am ssJeitap. ben -
altGi, 8a1mitiuas i:lb litr, rom sruuerhniiTs
go 2042 Srr1a EtrGbe aits. mcrau' nm 80
llbr in eer go. proi 8hiltDpliestrebs an Nact
Sfrabe nHS gllUtt6eu slbeuue Elm Tpauerauties.
bsenft nbeebaiter lptrb, gosa sueuHbs ber va
mile eluaelaben ftro. lli2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Gtiurih Gtlmie,

i'm giIttr bpr eG Sabrcr rre 10 gaaru. Tfe
s-eeraigIna iiuoei on SaHlitaa ben i3 wtai
1911, Wlotpers 10 ubr. BON 2raHsrbuuie, SO.
43l3 SoTeii aoCflue Suutb RpTpopb, aus ftatt.
moruut am ubr TN her Si IlGttbdnssatf2e
etu feicrlIheS GreieHaHt GbacbuiieH fptrb, ipo-
su tSreuHbe uHo geiuaute botlidft etHgsiaosu
imh pcH
Gen traufrnssm SiHttrbHsbentn.
Gie GBff6en heridfieu bds @tabliHemeui Der
ccrTcu @ufit g. RoyemGun &c. Gm upI 45
Dtiuuicu 0ioreRRs. 1872
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Cbarlts DGpps,

1 Etarb iu fetnsr 95obRuHa. $40. l54s etnee
| Gtrabe, on ga;tppd Wnrsrn ben 10. gtd'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Suoes.anseigen.

Siarb ulu g7ttiipo6, ben TO- arani 1911. mlgr
gems rs lbr. tpotDeriebeH NIT ben heilIes
EierhGoframgnfsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
GteaeHasiaf fIf-areiblim.

mxiniAx zr5fts fax 24as4sH nnl
e 1T2b ouabss Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

Ss1rb en- apoHiae, ben s. Tqui 1911, nm II
ubr 60 gatUltsn stbeuos, tn ietner 13obHans-
10 2ITs gfIfle1t gbgnue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

Wnttt aRab6sn tsiz Saiss0Itesf; zss:k Der
tLsben. an asfes 0hsusr1sEez. 1sDo Eaemsl
EfEaFs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

aabAeH fir 4casartsii IN ssna 1amiIsa
poH trss 9rira4fenfg 2Toe F9o0obarn are.
g3aInHf 6tas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

9tahnRn eees etus grcu ftsr aHeeHtrtr
9auedzbsit SsICseseiz &sis HGmsiioH sses
acsiess 9iu Gar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

whbMtn for Hep6bHIt4e GalSaxbets; flgaH
SauiiIss. i2if CT @acYat1an Ssr,, ggcIEii
GtEe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

eaakbaItfrtn. ni6t lsex IS 9atxe, &c
sngItfGen Egrcts nsa6xse. 2ts cAHisebHt
ctr. 1. Sicd, sronL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

R nen sft dEiaemr4He 6nusorbeit tn eingr
fIesHen 1amiiig; alitsa GesM- gxO6 641itoH
Abe, Eti 8aalHln Stlis. bef
saKab@en: pMisE aoba fur SGspcrlafsles
asebdteu. ssa4Sufrassn 80. 81 Eir Setihs
Eirube. e-i5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

ssEtek hsniittes agdh4su far 1ausGEteif a
finRm Stat. H1ub ant etnta4 fDdsn fsRnsn
4l6plffcgen GcnTsEltas ReSn1ittae l2e
Aafe Eu. 1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

g o9 n, aafs: enisr Robn uHb guies 4stm-
&fn siretleA a&nbpen I'D Gnaettsli Trft In
eef anHtltv Ateinss Aeonbale apartemeHf.
Gs0 sssiItou Aps. 4houe ikki AooR. iiiAE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

a2ab6eH tEr aeEhgn Ia stTssr fIetneH Euuli-
ste. lcfeie um ben sxfien Eio6 81 hnufftAzt
afa. ksm. N. 9pfit1k. norboitGee IsLtes
nnb eaelb ace. E8alRrit ciAA -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

GtEe srfahrsns Re@tn fann ausas.
sssGnftee kesm nnD EaioE besrMnaeH TN esnes
hrbsn. GseeE 4 &C.. s. Gsrabe uHo Nenssdi
tIbeauf. lila
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

enltmeH taE naasmsins SczssxSeis. ..
E9sHotam Gre, GppueGls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-14
THE REAL THAN ES.

The Thames that most Of us know is
a toy river in a fair country of lawns
and meadows wonderfully green, of
gray manor homes and parks of ancient
oaks, where the levels between the
locks are crowded with skiffs, punts
and small pleasure steamers, and every
nook and blight of shaded shore has
its picnic party. This is astonlshngly
unlike the Thames that sailors know.
Where IL meets the brown tide which
swirls up from the sea they call IL
London river and as such IL was famed
In their chanties when the Yankees
packets were storming across the At
lantic and the tall East Indlaman
swung abreast Of the Gravesend or
dropped anchor down past the More
No bright plaything for summer holt
days is London river but a crowded
road OF empire, the turbid thorough
fare Of seaport great and ancient.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-14
FROZEN ON WAY
HOME FROM DANCE
oNToNAGoN YOUTH sUccUMBS
TO TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF
EXPERIENCE IN STORM
TURDAY.

Oscar Koski, aged 81. and his broth
er, John Koski, aged %, OF Ontonagon
county, had a terrible experience in
the storm OF Saturday night as a re-
suit of which the younger, oscar, was
frozen so badly that he succumbed and
John suffered from exhaustion and
cold. The two boys had attended a
dance at Ontonagon on Saturday night
and started at about midnight 10 walk
to their home at Green, q distance of
about seven miles. They were attired
only in summer clothing After walk
ing about four miles oscar gave out
at the Fleetwood bridge, and John
started on his way home alone to Sc
cure help. on arriving he was So eX-
hausted that he fell unconscious across
the threshold and it was s o'clock sun
day morning before he had recovered
to be able TO tell about the
plight Of oscar. A party was organ
lied to go in search of the boy, and he
was found on the bridge, covered with
snow and badly frozen. A member of
the searching party was despatched for
a doctor, but oscar died before the ar
rival of a physician, passing away in
the arms of his father
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-14
TEXAS LARGEST COTTON RANCH,
Charles p. Taft Raises S25o,ooo Worth
OF the Staple This Year.

GREGORY Texas, Nov. 14.-Charles +.
Taft brother of President Taft, is the
largest cotton grower i'm Texas, II not
in the south. He produced upon his
ranch this year $500 bales of 500 lbs
each The value. including seed, is
about S25O.OO0 He was the pioneer in
this industry i'm this part of the Gulf
coast region when he began clear
ing the brush off of his wild ranch
land about ten years ago, and II was
ANNOUNCED that he intended devoting II
to cotton, old-time citizens ridiculed
the idea. saying that the country was
not adapted TO that plant. This pre-
diction proved erroneous. Success at
tended the industry from the begin
ming. and each year the acreage has
been increased until this season about
$500 acres were devoted to cotton.
Large forces of MeXicans are clearing
more land, and steam plows are turn
ing the virgin soil in preparation for
greatly increasing the acreage next
year. 1t is expected that approximate
~ 5000 acres will be in cotton next
season. The yield this year averaged
nearly one bale per acre, which is ex-
traordinary even in the most favorable
localities.
The most approved cultural methods
ARE practised and every effort is made
to bring production up to the highest
possible stage. Through the intense
cultivation and care exercised in des-
troying dead cotton stalks after the
picking thus preventing the hiberna-
ton of insects, little damage is done
farming operations has had long eX-
perience and has capable assistants.
The field labor is performed by MeXi-
cans. Mr.. Taft does his own ginning
and operates a large cottonseed mill
from which is obtained the oil, cake
and hulls. The cake and hulls he feeds
TO his cattle and the oil is sold Mr.
Tafts success with cotton has inspired
many farmers to engage in the indus
try and many thousands of acres of
former ranch land in the Gulf coast
region are now devoted to the staple.
The Taft ranch is one of the show
spots Of Texas. Besides the large acre
age devoted to farming. about 10000
acres are in grazing land. a 100000
meat packing plant was recently erect
ed. The refrigerated meat is sent to
meat markets which Mr.. Taft operates
in number of towns. 1t is said that
the Taft meat sells about FIVE cents
per pound lower than those of the So
called packers trust. In towns where
the Taft meats are sold the large pack
ers are unable to do business. All the
by-products Of the slaughtered cattle
are utilized in the packing plant.
Mr.. Taft intends TO bring the whole
ranch into cultivation, making cotton
the chief crop and making the yearly
revenue well up in the millions.
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Houehton Department
AT new BERRY
REFUSAL OF MENoMlNEE TO
PLAY FOR u. p. FOOTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP, is
REGRETTED.

Now il appears that the Menominee
and Newberry football teams win not
get together for the championship OF
the upper peninsula. although Supt.
Doelle of the Houghton public schools
stated yesterday that IL was under
stood among the teams before last
saturdays contest that the winner
of the Menominee-H oughton game
would meet Newberry. Menominee,
however, refuses 20 play
Menominee claims 10 have won the
title Of high school champions of the
upper peninsula. says the Mining Jour
nal This claim is disputed, however
by the Newberry high school, and as
the Menominee management has fiat
ly refused to play Newberry, it looks
as though this years championship
would not be settled definitely.
L. p. Kefgen, coach Of the Newberry
team, and Adrian Worun, one Of the
Newberry players, were in Marquette
yesterday on their way home from
Menomlnee where they witnessed the
game with Houghton Saturday. Coach
Kefgen was not daunted at the easy
manner in which the Menominee pig
skin chasers went through their heav-
Ter opponents for touchdowns, AMI
stated that he was still confident that
Newberry had the best team in the
upper peninsula and could beat Me-
nominee, If given the opportunity.
"Menominee has a well coached team
and fast back field, particularly the
quarterback" said Mr.. Kefgen but the
line looks 10 me TO be weak. Though
Houghton was the heavier OF the two
teams, the copper country eleven was
slow and was weak in team work and
tacking The Menomnee back field
was able 20 get around the Houghton
ends and through the line almost att
viii, and, on the whole, considering
their weight, the copper country team
put up a ragged and Disappointing
exhibition Of the great college game.
ION the other hand. I believe that
the Newberry back field is just as
fast as Menominees and I am conf
dent that our quarterback has it over
any other high school player in that
position I'm the upper peninsula. II
don't believe that the Menominee backs
could get around our ends or through
our line as they did In the Houghton
game, and a game between Newberry
and Menominee would be worth going
miles TO see.
Msnominee Refuses to Play.
at doesn't look, however as If Men
ominee would give us a chance TO play
them. In fact, Superintendent Davis |
has fatty refused 10 play Newberry, |
although we offered to pay all the ex-
penses Of the Menominee team to
Newberry and return. He attempts to
Justify this refusal by saying that Me-
nominee played Negaunee as the !
champion Of this district and that he
Is not to blame If Newberry failed TO
make good its title as champion of the
eastern district.
THE upper peninsula has been di- |
vidcd into three athletic districts, the
eastern district comprising Delta, Mar
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-14

Much of this commerce is hidden
from the casual eye because the ship
ping is scattered along twenty-five
miles of the stream. In the heart of
the city itself the waterfront contains
so many stretches of archaic pictur-
esque dilapidation and such compelling
associations with a stored past that
Elzabethan England is rather sug-
gested than the age of steel and steam
and the wireless telegraph. There is
no line of modern quays and wharves,
no spacious harbor. The river is a
great deal too small for its traffic and
large boats must seek the inland docks
dug out of the fiat landscape far be-
low London.-From November Scrib-
ner.