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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
LADIES IF NOBILITY
 INHABITANTS IF JAIL

LONDON. Nov. 24--Lady Con stance Lytton, and Lady Sybil Smith. wo prominent s0ffragette leaders and prominent socially were sen enced to a fortnight and week re- .pectvely in jail, in Bow street po- ice court today fer smashing win lows during the suffragette demon stration on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mary Leigh. who had been lreviously sentenced seven times. and whom the police described as he most troublesome Of all the suf- ragettes" was given two months. The court announced that if com icted again she would be given hard .aobr.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
WORKS WANTS ONLY
 MEDICAL FREEDOM
California Senator Attacks En- Spection of High School
 Pupils

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-United States senator Works Of California, address 'ng the National league for Medical Freedom here tonight, assailed the allopathic school Of medicine as seek ing 10 form d trust to the exclusion of all other methods Of healing and particularly denounced the medical examination of public school students.
 His remarks were directed chiefly 10 that part of school inspection in volving girls of upper grades. He said he was a Christian Scientist, but was actuated solely by 8 desire for medical freedom, not by a hope that his method of healing would supplant others.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
GOVERNMENT


tI1ife) A government is an organization that can build war ships, put not peace ships.
 That can distribute mail, but not express matter;
 rat can run navy ysrds. but not stockyards.
 That can build canals, but not rail ways.
 That can give away valuable rights but never get them back; That can make profits for others but not for itself.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
MORE TIME FOR PACKERS
Criminal Trial Postponed Until U.
 s. Supreme Court Meets

CHICAGO. Nov 24--Judge Car ponter. in the United States District court, granted the indicted the Chi eago hackers a delay Of their crim- inal trial until December 6. pending proceedings for the defendants be fore the United States Supreme court. Counsel for the packers will seek no further delay after the federal supreme court cOnYenes at Washing ton on December I, when a motion for a stay of the order will be present. pd
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
100000 MORE.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 24.- (SpeeiaD-President Taft has author ized the secretary of the interior to anot S150.000 from the reclamation fund for the widening of the Arizona Canal and the extension Of it's laeer- Als in the Salt River project.
 The secretary of the interior has allotted also the sum of $50,000 from the fund for repair work on this pro 3ect necessitated by damages due 70 recent violent storms in the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
FAMILY AsPHYxlATEo
Three Victims Of Escaping Gas at
 San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-Mrs- F. F. Wars, and her two young sons, Harley aged :, and Virgil aged ;, were found dead in the kitchen Of a Page street flat this morning. All had been asphyxisted by an open gas cock of a gas range.
 The famiiy had just moved into the fiat the day before and slept in he kitchen on cots that night. T1e podies were found by other tenants, ,meiiing the gas. The poliee believe 4 ras an accident. The husband is .n Europe on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
ORGANIZED FOR RECALL

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 24.-To circu- late reatcns for the recall of rub lie officials according to law Is given as ene O. fhe purposes Of t1e Great CT San Francisco Progressive Asso- efaroa. the incorporation papers of
 hich were fled in Secretary Of t7te Jordan's office.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
EAsTERN HoLpUP

ls Was Accompiished Near Columbia
 S C.. By Some Robber.
 COLUMBIA. s. C.. Nov. 24.-The westbound Atlantic Coast Line train was held ap late tonight by rObber Vbe rifed the mail bags. The rob. bory was within two niles of Colum- bia. The robber escaped.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
AxTELL FOR LIFE.

STOCKTON, Nov. 24.--After four hours and ten minutes deIiberation. the jury in the case of Editor S. B. Axtell. charged with the murder of Charles SoIlars, returned verdict tonight of murder in the first degree with a recommendation for life im- prisonment.
 Insanity was the defense made in AxtelPs behalf. The trial covered twenty-threS court days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
HIS ESTIMATE OF BURNS
resident oompers Of tht Federation
 Rises to Remark

ATLANTA, Nov. 24.-Samuel Com pers. commenting on the statement st uetecuye W. J. Burns that mll' lcn do.iars had been raised for t-e oefense of the McNamaras, declared Luat this statement vas absolutely untrue.
 burns is either one of those mali. s.oas. malignant men. who endeayors to nunt men as they did Tn prenistoric t,mes, or ne IS unsound m mInd, to suCn a extent that 70 deiudes nIm- sell, said MT. Gompers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
Personal Mention

Deputy sherin Hall Of Lowell has returned from an official trip to Flor ence.
 Assistant District Attorney Ed. J. Flanigan spent yesterday at Douglas pB business.
 Mrs. Morris High is at Douglas wis lfsng har friends Mesdames Woods and NcDermott.
 ". 2. CleaTy expects 70 leave to- day for Tucson on legal business
 Principal Snider of the high schoo! let yesterday for Tucson to witness The Bisbee-Tucsou football game.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
ARcHsIsHoPs IN RoMs.
The Three Anerican Received by
 the Pope

ROME, Nov. 24.-The pope today recclved Archbishop Falconlo in prt ,aLe aud4ence. 1ne opnyers' son tGlaed on America ArcnbIs ops Fal- como. Farley, c Conaell re- ,s.v-e toget4er on B1onaay at Amer .oan College rom frIends and others .JnslaJ-laiiOns on tneir elevation 70 me cardinalate-
 ArchDlssOp rariey celebrated mass in his own apartments today, and recelvec many visitors. The pope stated he was in perfect health.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
How,e This }

We offer Oae Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of CatarTh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY ( co. To,cd,. 0. We tle under fned, Z --e l-acwl y. i. aelcE for ffe i--t l5 years. and bsilet e sim perfectly h5f1Crebia il ali bE8suea1 aneartious and financially able ta err.y # any obligations made hy lis flr1l- -,A~Io-,LL E,-SS O-' co-s1.ZElCT.,
 Tslel5. o, ~e l7 ts'-ea internally.
 blood amt mas
 - TcstiInoni1 ls e =t f. I',t, 2 crcf1 z bo-tss. S-!d Tsso HaAs Fsmay rins for constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
SOME SHORTAGE

PITTsBURG. Nov 24-Elmer ". Moore, treasurer of the Federal Oil < Gas company, was arrested late today. on a capias. issued by Judge Charles Orr, of the United States cir cult court.
 It is alleged that there is short age Of Sf00.000 in the accounts of the company. Moore's bond was placed al $50, 900 which a friend furnished.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
Dies at LoweH.

DleS at Lo~Sf.
 Mrs. Sharlot Scott died at her home at Lowell last night about 10 o'clock. The deceased leaves a daushtcr and a son in the district. Christina Scott and Thomas Scott. She had lived ;n the district about five years. The body is being prepared for shipment tomorrow by the O. k. Undertaking company.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
Coueiasward

A number of Bisbee politicians went down to Douglas yesterday. ap.
 paTently on notice of foregathering. County Chairman Jim Henderson headed the Bisbee bunch. He went down in his automobile, accompanied by J. M. Ball and Messrs. Craig, sen. for and junior.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
FRAUDULENT ENTRIES
ecree Restorina to the Government
 Valuable WyoFaing Coal Lands

ecfee Efstofing 10 Ire GoserFFneh4
 Valuable WyoEaing Coal Lands
 WASHINGTON, NOV. 24.-V2luabie coal lands in the Evanston, Wyo.' land district, aggregating 2,760 acres, are involved in a decree cancelling patents issued on thirty four sol diers' additional entries. announced oday b. the commissioner of the gen. eral land office. The decress come from the circuit court of appeals, which reverses the decision of tFe district court, and holds Ehat the i.nds have been frsudulentiy ac- auired for the use and benefit of the Diamond Coal and Coke com pany. The coal recoverable on this land. estimated on a royalty of one cent a ton, is worth s300,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
ONCE MILLIONAIRE,
 DIED PAUPER

MANHATTAN. Nev.. Nov. 24-- Frank p. Rabcrd, once mayor Dead wood. $. D. and founder of the town of Republic, wn.. died here penni- less. although he was once rated a millionaire mine owner.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
FUGITIVE p. NJ.
hareed with Eubezzisment from
 Idaho Postosfice

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 24.--George 2 London, said 10 be postmaster of
 k River. Idaho. where it is alleged he emtezzled $k582 on November Q, was arrested this morning by Dostomce inspectors on a warrant charging him with being a fugitive rom justice. He win Dc transferred Ida for trial immediately. 1t alleged that be has confessed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. F. ". GROVES sig nature is on each box. o5c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
Brief Local Items
Vital Statistics.

Vital Statistics.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs G. A. Hart of Osborne. yesterday morning. a girl Born to MT. and Mrs Harry Clark of Upper Lowell, a girl Born to MT. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, of Warren, a girl. Born to Mir. and Mrs Mack King. of Lowell, a girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
MRs- NoRRIs MOVED

have moved 10 Mrs. Muirbead's house. opposite Castle Rock. Extra inc bargains on hand-psinted china for Christmas. 255.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25

Special 50 cent Lcncnson and $1.oo Table d'tiote Dinner dsily at Cooper Queen Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-25
Tcioll 0,

1aso Iall s famly IIlls for eoastiPailon'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28

Hennt 3Suli5iiten uieoer Hno rait olue
gSeiteres nauUu.

Die Boli3ei III 9e9enpdrtig be-
miibt, Die SOsntitdt zines riidiidtsIo=
Ten automobtliiten feIt5ufteuen, Der
am Nittpod Utorgen gegsn Elm uhr
on Der McWfilun Ctr. uno Redbing
Rouo ben Yoli3iiten 8aebr pon go.
1911 sFairfielo Npe. unb Redping Rp.,
nieberrannte unb bdnn, obue iich I'M
fetn Gpfer 81 betiimmern, oaponjagte.
8ae5r mar gsraoe oon einem Stras
bsnbabnpasen Der WtntDn Blaoe 2iz
ME abeeftiegsn, als er bon oem NIT
risiiger 9eIhpinbigteit beraniaufens
ben 4utomobil nieoergerannt puroe.
Der Center Der Mdihins iagts, unbes
tiimmert um bic 5batiate, oaB er
Semanben iiberfabren bate, oapon.
8asbr fam glufIiherpeiIe siemlih
alimpflth oapon, benn er srlitt, pte
Der polt3siar3t Or. Carton feftitslIts,
nur stnige Ieidte 4opfpuubsn uno
S6rQmmen.
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Ghe=GrlaubuiRitheine.

}Soispb 9. 6uling, q. 315 Stites4p.
pearl Gispatrid, p, ossgl.
}5enrp 6. spilman jr., %. 5untings
ton, %. 90.
}Sittp s. GaIpert, q, 166 DooIper
Ioe.
lSreb. g. 8intsnbergsr, q. 313 Dps
npbue Ctr.
lRsttis 6spbad. q, 3249 Sefferiuu
4pe.
I5arrp 8. 6ines, 35, "a 8arfieIb 9I.
l l2uela 8. 2.&aufmann, 20, 1916 Queen
gitp Qpe.
5Robsrt 9e g. RetpbaQ, "a, 8snnsbp
/ 5sigbts.
iRubp g.a 6tart, %, 8rano 5otsl.
lMiG ). aine, %, 1888 U2aiu Str.
TaiGian M. Mabpnsp, Is. 1911 @uls
nut Str.
{Gbas. 8. gopea, %, RabiIonpile.
lannu u. Wars, q. oesgl.
5Woie 5. 6ampton, 36, 9rano 5otel.
l6annie Mae Bud, %, DesgI.
}Martin ). SrsuB, q. 394 9raRoQD.
lgrucs Serrier. Is, oesgi.
]&l. sintelftein, q, 719 aenppn aDe.
lRoie 8rpbmon, p, 413 Clinton Ct.
(Wm. 5b, Beioer, %, Goalton, Gbio.
(6Iorence &. BoIff, q, 2014 Sbio
2ipe.
|Dm. 8. 9rintmspsr, 80, 1862 Mars
I fbag Qpe.
lauIu 8. 5rancis. 27, 2737 Golsrain
Npe.
I5reb. GiIenbut, 26, 126 GIt 13. Ctr.
(6enristte Stauoer, p, 2122 Free.
man 4pe.
|Sobn Wlc5arlanb, "a. 1855 Gbsss
rpooo 4oe.
lSatie RieB, %, 62O Gpportb glpe,
|Sames grunt, AZ. 1886 sofonssnS
I Ctr.
lMurD ", ainscabe, 80, Strsn9 Cir.
I4lbert Dirt, %, 1545 9uolep Str.
lgli5abetb Gnebauier, 25. 1549 meit
s. ape.
|Soiepb s. RassIe, %, 1902 2Bors
/ fam Abe
l5lprenes StpanIon, 10, $500 eesal.
l5raut 4ia Spaloins, "a, Bolton.
/ Wufi.
l 0ora Wlap Suneran, 35, 124 Gft
9. Ipe.
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Der Gentralbabnbo
&ente mirS lber Stabtratb bic 1rei'
isf.Croinans sur AnHabms
brineeH.

Vim beutieen Ra9mittog tpirb in
Gcnbtrituns Der Gtabtratb bic 5rsis
bfief GrDinons fir ben proiettirtsu
Central 1obnboF in britter 2eiung tn
dnaenbirxr Uorm sur annabms brins
gen.
Die amenbirunsen tperben jsboH
porber nod in elmer am Dormittag
unl tIf ubr itottfinbenben Sffsntlinsn
Situna bes Giienbobn aommitttss
huthoeonneen unh suisekiben frers
ben. Dkies foate bereits sefterRRa6s
rnitfns eeine1tn, aber StabtoniDolt
Ballard. Der bic 3oblrei9en Nmenois
rungtn In Iesale Gorm gebrd6t bat,
bat um eine iusiiere Griit, bomit tr Dds
BON feinem 6tenosrapben onsefsrttgtt
MdnMtript elmer eingebenben priis
fuEe unttrperfen Tonne. Doraufbin
!pufbe bann cine ipeiiere Rcmmittees
iituna auf beuie Woreen anberounnt.
H<tr ! Qlsemeier. Der in Der &c.
ftrissn Gibuns ais Woriiser funsirte,
DsrIds ben bereiis seiteru ousfiihrliM
b<fprpdknen Heridbt bes Nrbsitsntrefs
tors Gunbmaier uno bes Gtaot Jns
senisurs Sbiplep iiber bos proiettirte
Dsleiitnes unb auberoem sslaneie eiue
3ufNrift bsr BART : aommifioH sur
0srleiuns. tn iuelder fih bic Acms
miniOn nit ben pidnen fur n6lIis <ins
perjfanben ertlGrt unb j.slitkn friibtr
eemomten prcitis suriidSieht.
5err aibsrt Bettinser ertldrts I'M
Ramsn b<s suftdnoisen e.Hasini&ofts
li9en COMMITTEES Der periniebeneu
neutrality-suspicious., bab bitfes
Qommittx sbenfalls NIT alien Amens
oiruneen sinperItanben lei unb nidt
bes Gerinaite gesen be anndhme ber
DrbinaRs ein5uipenben baben.
GAIisbiiH CAB DiSsprdiibentBIseis
man psn Der Cincinnati Union Dep0t
n 1erminal 60. nod einies grtlGruns
pen as nub bem<rtte unter 4nbereus,
eab bic OefsuiGdfi beabiihtige. bic
Dritts Gtrobe. 3piidkn ber Gentral
Ars. unb BEN Broabnap. auf 90 Gnb
sil bsrbveiterH.
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binterIdBt, bat Isinsr psrpitttpstsn
S6peiter, 5rau 2uuru 8. Dbuting,
Columbia 5lats go. 1854 Winslop
4pe., ols unipsridlerbtn einqeieBt.
Suidnnd 6. 9enniiou permdht if
rer S6tpdeerin emma Sppenbsim
0teB uno 2ller. Saenger, Dallas Ser,
je $50, Nellie 6. glarte, gmilp g.
Stalep, Battle Greet, Wih., je $25,
gernabette Rsnnebp, aulamd3oo,
Wti6., 50, 8. 8ofinger unb 8. g.6ops
fins, ibren 9sitamentspouitretern je
s., benz 5ouie Of tbe 5risnplsB S.
unb ben ReIt bss 8srmogens ibrer
S6Ddgerin emma .. Diet.
ga 6 6laB : g den.
George Bancroft lit Ra6lobperpalz
ter BON Qmelis Bancroft; perionalien
800.
2aura 6. Mbaling ift Seitumentsz
ppllitrederin bon 9eo. 6. Sgbsn; gere
ionaIien $125, 900.
Sophie 8unte iit Ieitamentspoffe
itrederir Don sSobn Bernard 8unte;
9erionalisn $3.50, 9runoeisentbum
$2500.
Wurp 9sntingsr 1T Ssitdmsntsppuz
itredertn bon Sacob g<ntingsr; psrs
ionalien $1,000, 9runosigsntbum
$500.
5bos. Slipsr Dunlap 1T Ssitds
msntspoaitreter Don WinfieID Scott
Carr; psrIOnalisn $4,000. 9runbs
ei9entbum $500.
Der periOnlihe RahlaB oss Sarss
y. Wcgleuan betrdgt $3.50; bcrieniae
oss Carl Gebert $515; oerjenies Der
emma 5. RiHiep $780,
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Sic 0eimnobeifsbebDrbe,
Gr. &illiam s.. Getcrs ,nm Silfs.
@einHbbcttsbeamten ernannt.

Der burt bic tir8lide 8efienatipn
bon Or. B. 8. Strietmann patant
gefporoene poiten bes itdotiihen 5ilfsz
8eiunobeitsbeamten ipuroe eeitern bon
Der Itdbtiihen9ei eiunbheitskh0rbe ME
Der befsgt. Der nsue 5ilfs 9eiunbs
beitsbeamte 1T gr. Willium 8. psters
BON Der 8tns uno Riron StraBs. Der
in Der legten 3eit nit Der anti 5us
bertulpIe 2iso unb Der WiI6 aonls
milton Der 4cabemD Of Utepieine in
gerbinbung geftanben unb NIT sro>
bsm Grfolge auf battereolpgifhem ges
bet ttGtig gstpeisn 1T. Gr III Elm
GinciHnatisr &ino uno bat aud auf
Der bieIigsn unipsriitdt itubirt. Spd=
ter mar sr Elm SSntsrus i'm Gfriit 90
ipital.
Die Grtpdblung Or. Yeters sins iez
bod uiht gang elatt ppn Stattsn. Gr
mar BON benz Gefunoheitsbeamten Or.
Qanbis fir ben poften in 8oridlas
esbratt poroeu, aber Or. Walter
brahie in Der SisuHo Der 9eborpe
Or. Oscar Wt. Grapen in 8orihIag,
Der ieiHer Iniiht mad porSiisItb fir
ben poften sesignet mar, oo er sint
Ianaidhrige grfabrune teiiBt unn aud
Idngers 3sit aIs 9iitrittsar5t fuHgirt
bat. Bel Der Nbftimmung saben Die
Mitslisoer Or. 5atler. Sbirtie uno
Sonss ibrs Stimmeu fir Or. pstsrs
ab, fpd6renb Or. Daltsr uno Or.
MiIlsr fir Or. Grupen itimmtsn.
9arouf bin puroe ienod bic grtpdhz
lung Or. peters' 5u elmer etnitimmis
gen sematt. Wltt benz ppftsu 1T Elm
8ebalt bon $500 pro Sabr psrbuu=
ben.
Der 5ilfs Ndhrun9smittsl Sns
ipettor gbarles W. gurl tpuroe BON
Der 9tiunobsitsbsbDrbe isinss 4mtes
eHtiest. getunntlih mar Der gsborbs
5u Sbren setommeH. bab Curl, Der
als Wilh Snipttor tbdtis mar, psrz
iuht bate, als partner in Wsltersis
geihdfte einSutreteu, unb ieinen pros
fpettipen 5heil6abern periprphen ba=
ben Iollts, baB er minberpsrtbiesWiln
anitanoslps pafiiren laIsn piirbe, Die
BON Der betreffenoen Uleltsrei tame.
Der 6auptdntlaeer segsn Curl mar
Der WleltereibeiiBer 6. 5. pstsrs ess
peien, iiber oeHsn 9srnsbmung in Der
porigen Wohe bereits berihtst pproen
lit. @eitern puroen nod beihporens,
4usiassn BON 5rau gsters uub einsm
sstpii1en Srpille girbiel poreeIegt, bic
iih nit ben angaben BON gstsrs bed.
ten, fporauf ounn bic SntldTung
Gurl's nerfiist puroe.
Die 81dsrsibeliBsr 6. +. HubeI,
Bon Der Weit 6. 4pe., unn WpIf, bon
Der Central 4pe., tpuroen onserpisien,
innerbolb MofeufriIt iunitdre GU
itdnbe in ibren gadftuben einsufiibren,
lpibrisenfaQs nit Der poIlsn Strenee
oesgeisses segsn iis oorsesaneen per@
ben pire. RubsI tieB iih In Der asa
itrieen Sibuna Der 9efunobeits 9se
b0rbs purh feline s6hter pertretsn, bic
iid3 in iebr fharTsr Weife iber ben be-
treffenoen sSnipettor Guberten uno be-
boupteten, oaB ietue ansdben auf TN
pubrheit berubten. Or 2anpis nabm
oardufbin fpfort Glsgsnhsit, psrf1n=
lib Der 8dterst einen 1efut absuitat=
ten, uno ieinsr 9eriiheruns noh bate
Der Snipettpr nitt i'm geringiten
iibertrisben. Sunpis lieb iih ioeor
fpdter nod baS In Der 8adItux Be
nutte panotuh bolen. oas er ais Ru=
riofitGt aufbeben ptIl.
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Oebmrtem.

Wianrb unb HeKie apres. 306
0roAbtpas. Ruabs.
Qdpton nsb Rare0rethe Wocrmun,
Canal Ribee. aRabe.
rdHi ums Rottis Rouf5man. 621
laurfI Str, Qnabs.
0afpt uao Desta 6ifHb0ff, 1542
Cutler Str. 3fsintnge, N6bhea.
Deuglos unb aenes Wiler. Ala
Qs6 Str. Mdbnen.
Wloy unb Dora Nlod. 618 Sd. Z.
Str, 3piuinge. Qnoben.
JfabDr aRb febn Gosner, 2 on
Gfihcn Hps.. Rnabe.
6orrp unb Gabk Berg, 746 6ops
fin3 Str, Mdbnsn.
0aaid uHb AsHes Wosite, S37
Deng Str. M6bden.
&oprnoa uab ROiu Woif. 174S
GkntrnI 0pe. Qnobe.
German unh Mlmd Qued, 08l8
DatyfeM doe. W6bdsn.
Ssrrs sah Hldad5sNrod. plninbiI1k.
80, &nab<.
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6rauenfranfbeitell,

etfn meer art mer8os nRo obn Speraton sbe Gesgefn
Ga0 o 0arusranfbeter uub 8oeneioen opftmsr8en
Hbnamus gtperaifhmo 5ctu angemeine Sdppdde 2abmns
gsrtrappunes Gpp 9aunDs buben Geunos
belt meoeebQltc iouea gle t? Spredt 3pten bis
T. Sonags 10 big ltbr. GeOrm Msbieal sHitn
@iue StraRe G6one Canal 4937.
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Dul. 6oslle, Elm farmer bon oer
@rotberton Rpab. TlnbHonsiIe. ber
f@cn peri&isosatli4 psgeH Nsrna6s
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UisS ben 0ertdbtSb6fem
------s sb--~-------
Mid,ter 1oiibeimer gibt cine lDcd,uid,.
tise Gntidtibnns 81 Unniten Der
Gtabt al,
Isrsnfelee bie Strahtnbabn.W Weiel-
idaft me9r Mbsaben bs.
sabttH Haf.
Cine Ansabl aIte AHflasen ale ans.
iidtsios nirSersefd)lasen.
Ans ben Wtrid3 len.

s6lubberiht hr GroBeefniporenen.
- 3pei Be bsuienbe alasen ses.n
bic 9raetion 60. - Gbsf1siouness
fdlI.. = Grbt $685. 900 bon ibrem
8ruber. - Gin Bod ais gGrsz
ner. Grunbeisentbum fir ben
QubIoip 4penue Uiaenit. 4uf@
l0funs elmer Rorpprdtion perlanat.
- Vdhfabfoden. - Nrihiebenes.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-29
TO COLLECT U. p. EXHIBIT.

L. a Lilly( who will have charge of
the upper peninsula exhibit at the land
snow in Chicago, has decided to make
Escanaba his headquarters. Mr.. Lii
ly is "A scientific agriculturist former
ly of the big farm of the National
Pole company at Whitney. For two
years he was in charge of the West
ern Michigan land exhibit at the chi
Cago land show Mr.. Lilly has also
been employed to represent the Me-
nominee River Sugar company in Del
u county, and will buy the sugar
beets raised there and see TO their
proper shipment He is enthusiastic
over the northern peninsula and pre-
diets that the land show will attract
many farmers to this region.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-29
LlNE-uPs FOR SATURDAY.
Renwick Will Oppose Valliere in Cal
met HubbeIl Game.

Bobby" Renwick will oppose Brad
Valliere, now a big league pitcher, in
Saturdays game at Athletic park, Red
Jacket. between the Calumet and Hub
bell teams of the Copper Country
league. The line-ups of the teams
were announced today, as follows:
Calumet-Renwick, pitcher; Lobb.
catcher: NJ. Peterson, first base; Kali
SER second base; Eaton. third base;
Romberg, shortstop A. Peterson, right
field; Uksila, center field; and Slee-
man, left field.
Hubbell-Valliere. pitcher; Baril,
catcher; Mclaughlin, first base; Bris-
son, second base; Hammer third base;
Godin shortstop Becker, right field;
Smith, center field; and Chaput, left
field.
Both llne-ups are strong and a fast
game is assured. 1t is expected a
large attendance will be on hand. The
teams also will meet Sunday at the
Laurium Driving park.