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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
TO ESCAPE APPENDICITIS.

simple way of preventing appendi-
citis was recently described by wei
known physician, says London Ans
wers. Every night and morning, he
advised, go on your knees. bend back
ward until you sit on your heels. and
at the same time. bend the upper part
Of your body forward as far as posi-
BILE. DO this six TO ten times.
You may vary the exercise by stand
ing with heels together and toes point
ing straight forward. and then stoop-
ing into "A sitting posture until the
knees touch the chest. Do this also six
or eight times slowly.
The effect is TO stir up the intestine
i'm the neighborhood of the vermiform
appendix and TO keep II free from the
obstruction which is the primary cause
of appendicitis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
AT THE WHITE CITY.
Many Excursions This Week to Popu-
lar Resort at the Entry.

Many Excursions This Week to Popu-
lar Resort at the Entry.
The White City. the popular pleasure
and outing resort at the Entry has en-
ioyed this season the greatest popular
ity since it's establishment as a sum-
mer resort. excursions by various So
cietes ana organizations being mat
tors OF almost daily occurrence since
the season reached its height. Yester-
day the steamer international carried
a party from Lake Linden, today the
Hancock Methodist church has
an outing nj the resort. and tomorrow
the Kearsarge Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school of Kcarsarge gives an
excursion to the White City. The
merry go-round recently ordered by
Manager NJ j. Carroll is expected To
arrive at any time. and will be erect
ed and put into commission ms quickly
as possible after il is received.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
SHARKS ON MAINE COAST.

Two Orrs Island fisher men recently
established what must be pretty neal
n record i'm the shark catching line
David Wilson took ten of these mons
ters i'm his mackerel nets, each weigh
ing from 500 to 200 pounds. A man
by name of Richardson came pretty
close TO Wilson's score by finding sew
en- of these monsters i'm his nets. The
nets OF both of these men were badly
torn. The fishermen cut off the tails
of the sharks as far up as they could
before they We're able TO get them out
of the nets. The sharks had teeth an
inch long and could have cut off a
mans leg like Decentralization
Journal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
Hancock Department
AhO JURY IS INCLINED
TOWARD FOUL PLAY THEORY
FINDS VERDICT OF DEATH FROM
SOME CAUSE UNKNOWN.
Inquest Into His Death Held in Office
of Justice Eiehkern.

/ '''~ DNdNH FlelQ IN Office
OF Justice Eiehkern.
Ihe jury impanneled to inquire inf,
circumstances of the death of Pete,
Aho' whose dead body was fount
hoating near the Ruppe dock last
Thursday morning, July p. met las
evening at the office of Justice of tho
feace Eichkern, and found a verdict
oil death from unknown cause. with
indications, when the body was found
on the north shore of the lake. thai
there had been foul play
VIII IIoule, ;he Mineral Range fire.
man who found the body. Henry
Grandchamp, who helped to pur II i'm.
Frank Cambrith and Drs. Jackson and
Dodge were examined as witnesses
The testimony Of the physicians. who
made the post norton examination,
was the most important, especially
with reference to the mark un the
neck as though made by a rope. ana
the fracture of the vertebrae I'm the
neck. DIR. Dodge stated il as his posi-
tive conviction that the man was dead
before the body entered the water.
Cambrith told how he had seen
something bobbing up and down away
out in the lake, drifting towards the
Hancock shore, and that he took It for
a body. He went 20 call attention of
Others to tn object, and on returning
found the body close i'm shore. where
1t had been pulled by Grandchamp
with pike pole. Grandchamp said
that he did not tear te clotes nor in
jure the flesh when he pulled the body
into shallow water.
David TIeittila, employed nj the
Erickson farm near Lamings. who was
the last man known t. have been seen
in company with Aho. was called to
testify, and gave his story through
an interpreter. His replies did not
throw any additional light on the sub
lect of Aho's death.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
NIAeARA's ENERGY.

The energy from Niagara Falls. in
Guiding operation on both sides of the
river, states the Electrical World. is
being used at the rate of 10000 horse
power for electro chemical process.
$4,000 horsepower for railway service,
400 horsepower for lighting, and Sd
$40 horsepower for various Industrial
services, the total being 273.iiO horse
power Since the water of Niagara
Falls represents probably 5000. 600
horsepower. it would seem that only
about 5.5 per cent. of the available
power is being utilized at present
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
ANOTHER JAckoLA THEORY.
Duluth Man Thinks Doctor is at Wis
eonsin Watering Place.

That DIR. John Lackoa. who mys
4 teriously disappeared over n montl
ago, is taking a rest at Lake Mich.
gan summer resort, or has been foul.
ly dealt with, Is the opinion of A. A
King, commission merchant at q
West Michigan street, who Is prob.
ably the last Duluth man who saw tn,
doctor, says the Duluth News Tribune
In an interview he stated that he met
and talked with him al Sldnaw. Mich.
on June %. The two met at the union
station of the South Shore and Mil.
waukee roads.
Il met DIR. Jackola as he got off
u South Shore train" said Mr.. King
II shook hands with him and we con-
versed at considerable length. He did
not appear TO be any way out of the
ordinary except that he was little
nervous and seemed To have re-
luctancc 10 get out where he would
meet too many people. and the fact
that he avoided as much as possible
any reference TO himself or his bust
ness.
Il introduced him to several friends
who We're with me. He was accom-
panied by two women. whom / had
never seen before in or about Du-
mth. We were not introduced to
them.
DIR. Jackola stated that he intend
ed going To some small summer re-
sort north of Milwaukee and that he
expected to be i'm Duluth the follow
ing Monday. lie stated, will be in
that little city of Duluth Monday
evening"
This talk about his being seen on
the north shore OF Lake Superior or
in naked condition near Lester Park
is all bosh. In the first place a man
could not live I'm such a condition but
a short time. Then when DR.. Jackola
left Sidnaw he had railroad tickets
to Milwaukee for himself and party.
THE failure of the doctor to turn
up on the following Monday is what
puzzles me. His nervous condition
may have had something to do with
his longer stay and II is probable that
he is spending his time on some iso-
lated island i'm Lake Michigan.
Then again he may have met with
foul play He apparently had plenty
of money with him when I saw him"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
Leadership Is the News
papers Mission
Eo1,<1
BY Bishop N'FAUL of Trenton. N. J.
on Earth

1~WHE NEWSPAPER A MISSION
A GREAT POWERFUL EDUCATOR
Y \ AND SHOULD OPINION, NOT
SUCCESSFUL LEADERSHIP I'M
A PRUDENT, JupcIous FOLLOWING.
newspaper high above the public mind its to
influence NULLFTED be above the people, must
their level in order to ELEVATE and EDUCATE
them. lf
After extensive study subject gives great pleas
ue publicly reached the conclusion that there
many American newspapers and striving to observe
HIGH MORAL STANDARD in their publications In the midst
many temptations inviting them from the straight and
path these papers and the connected with them certainly
deserve IuGHEST commentator. h.-.,S
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
SEASON ENDS AUG. &c.
Postponed Cricket Games Will Be
Played OFF on That Date.

The season of 1911 of the Copper
Country Cricket league will end on
Saturday. August 26, on which date
It has been arranged to play off all
the postponed games. each talking
place on the grounds on which it was
originally scheduled To be played. II
is expected that post-season game
between the league leaders at the end
of the season and an all-star team will
be played, and it is possible that some
extra exhibition games may be ar
ranged.
II was suggested by Secretary Will
lam Reid of the cricket league that
steps may be taken TO arrange for an
exhibition match between picked
teams of old-timc players. on the &C.
mont pitch laid at the city driving
park for the home coming celebration.
The matter has not yet >aen taken up
actively but II is believed that such
q match would attract considerable in
terest
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HANCOCK Briefs


Frank and Milton Botsford. forme
students Of the Michigan College q
Mines, arrived here yesterday 10 atten,
the reunion. They are sons Of Georg,
w. Botsford and are connected Will
mining companies on the Mesabi
Range I'm Minnesota.
Andrew PetaJa will return home to
day from n weeks fishing and camp.
ing trip to otter Lake.
The Hancock division Of the An
cient order Of Hibernians win hold q
special meeting for the transaction oil
important business this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Obenhoff and Miss
Virginia Crosse left yesterday afternoon
for weeks visit in Chicago.
DIR. \. A. Mctcalf Of crystal Falls
formerly engaged in the drug busi-
ness here is in the city for a brief
visit.
David Coon and Andrew Gounod
have gone into camp at the canal for
n week.
Richard Barkell OF the Hancock Fur
niture company has returned from a
purchasing trip To the east.
Hancock and Mohawk baseball teams
will play Sunday afternoon at the
driving park. Hancock has not yet
succeeded In beating the Mohawk slug
gers but will put up their prettiest
game tomorrow i'm an attempt 10 do so.
Chief of Police Tiber yesterday re-
ported a total mortality list OF four
teen dogs as a result of the crusade
against unlicensed CANNES inaugural
ed by order Of the city council.
Rev. James Pascoe, general super
intendent of the Houghtun district OF
the NJ. L.. church, has returned from
Gogebic county, where he has been
conducting quarterly conferences At
Ironwood, where Mr. Pascoe, held a
meeting. the pastor, Rev. w. b. COON
be, formerly of the copper country,
was extended an Invitation to return
for another year.
Mr. and Mrs A. X. Britton of De-
troit are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Drittler.
Mrs. Frank Ongie entertained a
number of friends last evening i'm hon
or of friends from out OF town who
are visiting, here.
Mrs. Edward Demar has returned
home to the 500 after visit with
friends here.
John Nappa has been bound over to
circuit court by Justice Eichkern on a
charge of keeping his saloon open on
Sunday i'm violation of the liquor laws.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Pat
rick Conway will be held tomorrow
morning at . o'clock from ST. Pat
rick's church, with interment I'm the
Catholic cemetery
The st. Joseph's Y. NJ, G. c. has
to give a moonlight excur-
sion to the White City on August 16
An orchestra will be carried along on
the boat TO furnish music for the trip
Miss Gertrude Stack and nieces
Helen and Addie Ehle, left yesterday
for Duluth.
Misses Alice and Anna Carney left
yesterday afternoon for "A visit with
friends i'm Duluth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
SPECIAL FEATURE AT CANAL,

ON Sunday next there will be a spe-
cial attraction at the canal by the
life saving crew. Immediately after
the arrival of the steamer Uarda there
win be an exhibition of rolling the
lifeboat. and In addition a line will be
brought ashore In the life basket. IL
lustrating the method of saving per-
sons from wrecked vessels. The Uarda
will leave Lake Linden at s o'clock ON
Sunday morning. stopping at Dollar
Bay both ways. Fare, Atty cents for
the round trip. IS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
White Mans Burden.

AS a general thing we are quite
sorry for the man who has to work
for a living and maintain a set of
neat little side-whiskers at the same
49,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
PAGE THREE.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

Germany Imported more than three
thousand tons Of fruit waste in 1910
principally apple and pear Feelings and
cores. to be used by Jelly manufac-
turers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

First-class commercial printing eX-
ecuted AT News job Department.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02
Notas: de Mayaguez

Aver a las cinco de la tarde ell joven
Carlos Vera, perteneciente a una esti-
mazda familia de esta ciudad, Sc disparo
un tiro de revolver sobre La sien hirien-
dose gravemente
Momentos despues fue trasladado a
La cllnlca de los se1ores Vadi y Perea
para proceder a hacer la primera cura.
/, Ell joven Vera ha amanecido muy gra-
We, pues el proyectil le hizo perfo-
raciones en- la cabeza. Sc creia que.4no-
rirla anoche mism0 ;.as1 10 crey6 tambi9n
uno de los m6dicos que .le VIC de primera
intenci6n.
Los movies verdaderos qde le indu-
jeron atentar contra su vida. Sc igno-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02
Cronica de Espana
Para Ell BOLETIN.
iAdios, imperio!

Indiscutiblemente parece que~ha lle-
gado va la hora del 'reparto amistoso
quitativo de Marruecos entire varias
naciones europeas..
Como sabemos, Francia, a titulo de
cumplir felmente la mission que por~ el
Tratado de Algeciras Sc le confiara:
de ejercer la policia Ell Marruecos, y
apoyando su proceder un tanto extra
no para los marroqules, en- los argu-
mentos poderosos del oro y de la me-
tralla, ha penetrado en- ell imperio ma
rroqu1, sc ha aduenado de los pobla-
clones que ha encontrado su paso, Sc
ha internado hasta Fez, la capital del
imperio, y Sc ha erigido casi en- sultana
y casi en- propietaria de Marruecos.
Espana, que tambien recibio por ell
Tratado de Algeciras, ell encargo de
ejercer la vigilancia en- ell imperio, dis
p1sose igualmente a cumplir al pie de
la letra su delicada mission, y cuando
decidida secundar q Francia lanz0se
desembarcar en- Larache 600 hom-
bres, que en- seguida Sc corrieron has
ia Alcazarquivir con ell prop6sito de
internarse hasta Tetuan 81 nos hubie-
ran dejado; Francia, al parecer nues-
ira aliada en- ESQ de la polic1a en- 10
otro del reparto, chillo y protesto como
desaforada vecindona y nos pregunt6
en- un. tono tanto agrio; que adonde
lbamos, que por que hab1amos sacado
los pies del plato
En- estos dimes diretes andaba-
mos Francia y Espana, y discutiendo
81 en- ESQ de- 10 del avance a tltulo de
ejercer la poIicla, a F'rancia 81 le asis-
tia tai derecho, pero a Espana no
cuando henos aqu1 que, de la noche 4
la manana y sin que nadie presumiese
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02
Jose Luis de lingo.
DE MUSIC A
Opera Vasca.
.Cadiz, "A Julio de 1911.

En- Londres hay, ha51a cuando
veinticinco amos atras hice mi Ultima
vista a la ''diminuta' metropolitan
teatro subterraneo El teatro Arriaga,
de Bilbao, es todo 10 contrario No pre-
cisamente un teatro aerostatico; pero
en- cierto modo facilita su aproxima-
cion a tan elevada categoria la Cir
cunstancia de tener su edificio por
planta baja un gran cafe, por piso
principal un gran Casino, de ser
consicuientemente forzoso subir bue-
nos tramos de peldanos para dar con
ell acceso al ''parterre. - ALI arriba. al
nivel de un segundo piso bien contado,
sin entresuelo, es cierto, pero tambiGn
sin ascensor, tan amplio de anchuras
como nuestro Grenade" teatro dc la
Zarzuela, y de alturas como nuestro
hasta ahora-y en- buena hora 10 olga
-incombustible teatro de Apollo, hay
un hermoso collseo, donde la Sociedad
Coral de Bilbao ha establecido sus rea-
les esta primavera para SUI segunda
temporada de opera vasca.
.Quisiera colocaros, a este proposito,
una pequena disertaci6n apolog6tica
del regionalismo pero no vais que
rer. Contentareme, pues, con declarar
que, enemigo TRADITIONAL del regio-
nalismo, por parecerme una antesala
de separatismo y de consiguiente dis
gregaci6n de la patria madre, me han
bastado dos dias de permanencia n.u-
steal Ell Ia capital de Vizcaya para re
conciliarme con ESQ de las spatrias
chicas:" abriendo mis- ojos 4 la eviden
Ella de que en- el esplritu regional, bier
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02

tai aconteci1niento Alemania, olfatean-
dose 81 duda 10 del reparto, y como
|.ofreciendoseS a 1acer'. de espontaneo
polic1a, tercia en- el asunto envla al
puerto de Agadir al canonero "Pante-
RAJ, al que hoy le haoreemplazado va
81 crucero "Berlln. -
La presencia de los alemaneso en- Aga
dir ha sido para Francia algo asi,,como
una espina que Sc la ha interpuestooen
sis tragaderas la ha obligado a hacer
un alto en- su banquete bereberico Co.
)mo era de esperar, dados los -antece-
dentes falemanes references al ano 10,
.rancia no tan solo no Sc ha .atrevido
a decirles una palabra, pero nj siquie-
ra 4 preguntarle que "asuntillo' es ell
que les ha llevado por ALI.
Mas los alemanes, a fuer de corteses,
10 han dicho sin que nadie Sc 10 pre-
guntara: han lido a .Agadir porque han
so]icitado su presencia, por 81 llegaso ell
case de necesitar auxilios, varias ca
sls alemanas que Ell Agadir tienen in
tereses.
A pesar ,Ie esta declaration franca
de los alenanes, hay, sin embargo,
quien 'afirllla, que ESQ de la existencia
en- Agadir de casas intereses alema-
ines, viene a ser algo tan problemati-
co, algo asl como la existencia de ha-
bitantes en- la luna.
Sea clio 10 que fuere, 10 cierto es que
los alemanes estan va en- Marruecos
haciendoles compania y dispuestos a
ayudarles en- todo, espanoles a
franceses. Y 10 probable sera tambien,
que no tarden muchas semanas en- pre-
sentarse los ingleses en- Tanger, dis
puestos igualmente 4 cooperar con ale
names, franceses y .espanoles en- ESQ de
la policia y Ell ESQ de 10 del reparto.
Ahora 81 que casi va pueden excla-
mar los marroquies: adi6s, Marrue-
icos!
Jose Luis de lingo.
Cadiz, IA Julio de 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02

desfiladero Sc encuentra ell rio Agras,
que es forzoso vadear, y recorriendo la
vega llegamos al puente Busefecha, des-
de el cual Sc domima todo ell valle del rio
Martin. DOscientOs metros mas ALA
apsrece de pronto a la vista del viajero
La Inca blanca de los edifcios de Tetuan.
Las atlas montanas que hay q la dere-
cha del rio constituyen ell panorama mas
hermoso de todo Ell trayecto sus recorta-
das siluetas sc destacan sobre Ell azul
del cielo, y esmaltan sus vertientes nu-
merosos aduares casitas blancas.
Aparentemente, estamos a punto de
terminar Ell caminO; pero no hay que
fiarse de las apariencias: aun falta un
buen par de horas para entrar Ell Te-
tuan.
La mancha blanca de los edificios de
la ciudad que hemos visto desde Ell puen-
te Busefeha desaparece continuamos ca
minando por La cuenca del rio; bordea-
mos salvamos las 1ltimas estribaciones
del Yebel Dersa, y al pie de su Iona
principal, y como 81 fuese una prolon-
gacion suya, encontramos La ciudad, ter
mlno de. nuestro viaJe, y entramos, EN-
ella por La puerta llamada de Tanger,
cansados, pero satisfechos de la pinto
1'esca excursion y con animos para re-
correr La no menos pintoresca ciudad.
Tetuan tiene siete puertas de las cua-
les, estan abiertas seis para ell servicio
publico La otra esta condenada, cas-
tigada, por haber sido la que utiliz6 ell
EJercito espa1ol para entrar en- la ciu-
dad Ell ailo 1862 Sus alrededores son
bell1simos, fertiles, cubiertos de jardines
y huertas, con verdaderos bosques de
naranjos. En- la ciudad existe la plaza
de Espalla, de enormes dimensiones (ca-
br1a dentro de ella Arzila entero con su
Raisuli y todo) En- dicha plaza exis-
ten muy importantes casas europeas, y
entire elias ell Casino Espailol y nuestro
Consulado, magn1fico edifcio rodeado de
jardines, en- ell cual estan reunidos la of
Gina consular, La iglesia catolica y la
mission franciscana.
F'uera de La plaza y de la calle princi-
pal, donde estan ell Correo Espanoly y las
principales casas de europeos y hebreos,
la poblacion es tlpicamente moruna, con
sus innumerables arcos, sus GALES, estre-
ehas y sas caracterlscos bacaht0s ten
decillas nrarroqules. La poblacion es
limpia, agradable, risuefa> En- ella
existen muy notables casas arabes, las
mejores del imperio, pertenecientes "a
milias muy acaudaladas. Tiene ademas
numerosas mezquitas, cuyo interior Sc
We, casi todas desde la puerta.
Ha termlnado La excursion. Recopi-
lando nuestras impresiones, digamos con
el ilustre publicista, jefe de Artillerfa,
Sr. Martin Peinador, y con todos los es-
panoles de buen sent1do: *'Constituira
siempre uno de nuestros mas grandes
errores pol1tico modernos haber evacua-
do una plaza donde existe sangre nues-
ira y dende amparaba Ell sagrado dere-
cho de la guerra
j. Campo Moreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02

M--x xhse

ran. Corren algunas versiones de que
fue pOr asuntos amorosos
De todos modos es de lamentar ell he
cho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-02

ran. COrren algunaS VerSlOneS de que
fue por asuntos amorosos.
De todos modos es de lamentar ell he
cho.
.Por fin Sc representa- p6r primera vez
en- esta ciudad "La Princesa del Do
lllar," muy bonita opereta, cuya repre-
sentaci6n proporcion6 a la Compalfa
Prado-B Baraj6n un buen exito econ6mico
y artistico
Ell publico ha quedado encantado con
la belleza de la m1sica y volverla a yer
la obra no va dos veces, sino seis.
Ell cartel anuncia "La Viuda Allegro -
para manana, y anuncla para muy prom
to Ell Conde de Luxemburgo y "La
Corte de Faraon"
Ha sido nombrado clerk de La .oficina
de Sanidad del Distrito, ell seflor Nodes
to Cordero, distinguido intellectual per-
teneciente al magisterio.
Con tai motive trasladara su residen-
cia de Cabo Rojo a esta localidad
La Compania de bufos cubanos en-
presa Nadal y Co., sigue dando funcio-
mes en- ell "Novedades con notable exi-
to. Ell trabajo de los bufos gusta mucho
al pilbllico y Sc cuentan por llenos re-
gulares las funciones que dan.
Anoche Sc estren6 ''La Viuda de Wis
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te Los demas artistas muy bien.
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