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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07
PADEC BRIANDA.

Francoski ministerski predsed
mix BRAND je minoli tedcn padel
$ svoJim kabinetom. S TEN je ko-
nee nJegove tragicne slave; nj pa
konec- njegovega izdajstva do de-
lavstva. Ma drugi strani Sc pa zr-
cali V padcu Brianda popolna
zmaga socialisticne stranke ma
Francoskem.
BRAND je bill nekdaj socialist
In boril sc je leta vrstah pionir-
Jev "a gospodarsko osvoboditev
delavstva. Bill je re moean faktor
revolucionarnem gibanju.
BRAND kot socialist je bill sila.
Francoski kapitalisti so Sc ga ba-
Ii; skuSali so ma razne stare ma.
clne omajati njegovo moe. toda
nj slo. koncno so 81 zmislili nov
nacrt: ponudili so Briandu mesto
mlnisterskega predsednika, najvi-
$40 vladno pozi"ijo IA predsedni-
kom republike. In takrat Sc ie
BRAND ujel. Nj pomislil. predno
Sc Je odlocil "a usodni korak da
Je premagan. Sprejel je ponuieno
mesto. Naravno. SOC. stranka GA
Je takoj izkljucila IL clanstva. kai-
Il kOt minister in cello kot mini
strski predsednik je BRAND sto-
pil V sluzbo kapitalisticne Wade
kar noben pravi socialist ne SINE
i'll ne more storiti.
Sprva je BRAND morda mislil
da bo vseeno delal pO svoiem pre-
prlcanJu. "a delavsko stvar. Pre-
varll Sc je pa grdo. Niegova moe
le blla strta; njegovo razpolozen-
Je IN duSevno usposoblienje nj wee
haslo zaslombe. Boljinboli Sc ie
nagibal ma stran kapitalistov in
Sklepal komprOmise nazadniaki
brand Je moral sluziti tistim. kte-
ri so ga posadili ma odlicno mesto
In zato ie padel.
Napredek socialistiGnega gibau-
ia ma FrancOskem ie bill vecii kot
Je pa mogel BRAND prenesti. Liu-
dstvo nj veG moglo prenaSati ME
govega nazadnjaSkega programa.
kdor je socialist, pa postane
spet nazadnjak, tax vselej pade.
Svet Sc suce naprej, nikdar nazaj.
NaJnaprednejsi mislec, kteri kai
premisli, ne pojde nazaj. Kaiti sa-
mo ena stopinja nazaj lahko re
pomen konec. Ljudje morda ubi-
JeJo cloveka, kteri zivi pred ca
som, a nikdar ga ne ponizaio. V
kratkem easu Sc svet pomakne ma
nJegovo dusevno stopnio in ia
krat Indie Sele spoznajo in pove-
~licaJo njegove zaslugc in delo.
Drugace pa je s clovekom, kteri Sc
pomakne s svoje napredne pozici-
Je nazaj prezivelost. Takega
cloveka zanicujejo cello tisti. XII so
ga potegnili nazaj.
Propadli BRAND maj bo torei V
Svarllen vzgled vsem socialistom.
PoSamezni socialist della lahko kar
hoce - tudi pasiven ie lahko. axe
ga razmere to prisiliio - samo
nazaj nikdar, nikdar ne!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07
Sodr. j. Zavertnik, st. Sc bo

- Sodr. j. Zavertnik, st. Sc bo
mudil prihodnji teden Clevelan-
du, o. in okolici in ina polnomoc
zastopati list "Proletarec" " vseh
zadevah: nabirati narocnike in
sklepati pogodbe glede oglasov.
Kdor zeli pojasnila glede socia-
listicne organizacije, ustanovitve
novih soc. klubov, maj Sc ustmeno
obrne do NIGGA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07
PoDPIRANJE sUzNOSTI.

Marsikdo Sc cudi. ce pogleda
naEaj dobo zamorske suznosti,
da Je diva miliona siromaSnih be-
lokozcev ma Jugu stalo rama OBJ
raml suznjedrzci in glasovalo
ter Sc borilo orozjem "a koristi
34Y 900 lastnikOv crnokoznih SUI
njev. Doticni siromaki MISC imeli
poSestev ne suznjey, sploh nicesar;
suEnjedrzci so jih cello smatrali "a
manj vredpe kot suznie. Da Ii sc
pa kdO cudi, Ge pogleda danes ma
okrog in vidi dvanajst milionov
prPletarcev, nepoSestnikov, ki pod
mraJo par tiSoc kapitalistov, kite
II SO ugrabili cello narodno boga-
stvo? Teh dvanajSt milionov anne
riSklh Siromakov nina donna ne
zemlJe, ne industrije ne rudnikov.
nina mcesar Kljub temu pa gla-
sujejo IA kapitaIiSte in TEN pod
pirajo mezdno suznost, ravno tako
kakor so belokozci glasovali "a
telesno Suznost crncev. Ljudje
kdaj bOte spregledati? Spoznajte
enkrat, da ste lie najemniki, HAP
ci In mic drugega. Kapitalisti vas
izkoriStajo in gulijo kakor so mex
daj "Grno rObo'', samo Sc ma boil
prefrigan nacin. Ako so bill belo-
kozni siromaki OBJ casu zamorske
suznosti zabiti, da MISC znali dru-
gaee - ste = Ii vi kaj boljsi cd
njih? Ako bi bill kaj boljsi, ne hi
podpirali sedanje mezdne sumo
sti,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

lastnine, popolnoma IL mesta. Ako
re hocemo rabbit besedico mas.
nasa, nase'', tedaj smemo reel sa-
mo: mas zrak. Zrak smemo Sc svo-
bodno dihati, drugo je pa re vse
osvojeno - torej mic "nasega"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Nekteri sodrugi, ko nam pisejo,
zakljuGujejo pisma IS socialnim
pogdravom" Zapomnite 81 {:
socialen" in "socialistieni" nj
jedno in isto. Socialen pomeni
druzaben in dobesedno slovensko &:
~ druzabnim pozdravom" ie
smesnost. Mi doticnim sodrugom
niti malo ne zamerimo. kajti We
mo. da priprosti delavci lahko "a
menjaio izraze, kteri Jim Sc MISC
dosti jasni Zatorej: V blagohotno
vpostevanje in socialisticni po-
zdravl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Priporoeajte in sirito jugoslo-
vansko socialisticno 6asopisje v
Ameriki: "Proletarec", "Radni-
cka Straza", "Svjetlo", "Na-
rodni Glas".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Podpirajte socialistiGno 6aso-
pisje! Narocajte, citajte in sirits
'Proletarca'! Priporocajte hrvat
skim delavcem 'RadniGko Strazo'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Mnogo ie socialistov, kteri samo
V Srcu cutijo, da so socialist, a V
glavi pa nimajo niti trohice So
cializma. Zato pa nitro podlezejo
pred vsakim naSprotnikovim ar
gumentom, maj bo Sc tako ne1
umen. Vsak TAX rahli socialist hi
moral zrtvovati nekaj casa, da do
bro preStudira vsaj temeline prin-
cipe socializma. Oborozite svoje
mozgane V upravniStvu naSega
lista Sc dobijo Ia neznatne cente
knjige in knjizice, XII so kakor ma
las6 "a zacetnike, da Sc nauGijo.
pojmovati socializem in osvetliti
misIenJe. Nabavite 81 takoi par
teh knjizic, in ko jih parkrat do
dobra precitate, ugnali bodete
marsikaterega nasprotnika V ko-
zji rog, ce pride $ protisoeialistic-
MIN argumentom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Zakaj delavci oblacite druge ze-
ne V svilo, a svoje zene pa ma
vadni calico? Pravite. da ne?
kdo pa potem oblaci bogataSke
zene in hGere fina in dragocena
oblacila7
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

kadar proletarec govori: "Na-
Sa domovina", "naSa dezela" it'd.
tedaj ne We kaj govori. Izraz "na-
sa domovina" je med proletarci.
kteri nimajo ne pedi nepremiene
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Ljudstvo novopriglaSeni dr.
zavl Arizona ne mara predelava-
ii in flikati' Svoie move ustave
kakor je. zahteval kongres. Taft
Sc pa sedaj grozi. da ne bo potrdil
ustave. ceS. da je preradikalna.
PRAY. Cstava je itak premalo ra-
dikalna "a ljudstvo, dasi je "a
Tafta preradikalna. Toda Taft bo
preset, ljudstvo pa bo ostalo in
Arizona bo Sc socialisticna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Po najnovejSem domnevanju
znaSa bogastvo Amerike $34.43 ma
vsakega prebivalca. Ako premi-
slis, dragi citatelj, ma razsipnost
milionarjev, kteri posedujejo o.
gromnO vecino vsega bogastva, te-
daj ii je razumliivo zakai imaS
samO nikel zepu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Glasom yladnega porocila SO
ameriske zelezniske druzbe mare
die zadnjih 22 letih II miliard
cistega dobicka. S tenn denarjem
hi Sc lahkO sezidalo II milionov
his - vsaka "a $1,000 - skoro "a
vsako familijo Ameriki iedna
hisa. Toda ljudje ne marajo tega.
Ljpdje raje placujejo miliarde IA
blagoslovljen privilegij privatne
lastnine. Ljudje raje stvarjajo IN
redijo millionaire, a sami ostaiajo
siromaki. Nekega dine Sc hodo liu-
die spametovali in proglasili bodo
zeleznice IA kolektivno lastnino
vseh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

SocialistiGno gibanie ie mocnei-
Sc kakor socialistiCna stranka ::
ampak stranka je gonilna sila vsc-
ga gibanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Delavec, kteri Sc ne bori prot
kapitalizmu, pomaga kapitalistu,
oropati svojega brata delavca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Lastniki velikih bombazevih
predilnic ma Jugu so kricali, ko
sc je slo Ia visio carino, da vista
carina je potrebna kajti da carina
protezira ali varuje ameriSke de-
lavce pred 'beraSkimi delavci"
IL Europe. Pravkar izdano vlad-
no pOrocilo o mezdnem stanju ma
Jugu pa pravi, da so bombaze-
viii predilnicah vpoSlene kar cele
rodbine. Zasluzek je SledeGi: oce
dobi povpreGno 1906 ma leto, matt
$lS3, deGek mad 16 letom $265 in
ostali Otroci cd sos do STA ma
leto. Taxa je "protekcija" "a
Svobodne ameriSke drzavljane
NOben "beraSki delavec' iz Ev-
rope bi Sc zlepa ne usodil, delati
"a tako beraSko place.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

Delavci so po vecini tako zami-
Sljeni svoje delodajalce, da nj.
majo casa misliti nase.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-07

This paper 10 devoted
10 the interests of the
working class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
this DATE IN HISTORY

16S5-John Sebastian Bach the fam
GUS composer, born at Eisenach Ger
many. Died at Leipsic. July %, 1850.
1755-William Bull. colonel governor
Of South Carolina, died at Sheldon, S.
.C. Born in 1863.
1775-Raising Of The Congress"
Flag I'm New York.
1sO1-Kingdom Of Etrurla created by
Napoleon.
ls05-Washlngton College. Washing
ton, Pa. established. ,.... 49,. ana. .........
1S0G-Benito Juarez. Mexican patriot,
born. Died July IS, 1872.
1843-Robert Southey. English poet
laureate. died. Born Aug II. 1874.
1S51-Peter II. Burnett inaugurated
first governor Of California at San
Jose.
1S71-Marriage OF the Marquis of
Lorne. now the Duke OF Argyll. and
Princess Louise. daughter Of the late
Queen Victoria
1SS1-Act passed extending the
boundaries OF Manitoba.
19lO-Italian Cabinet resigned be-
cause of the failure of ship subsidy
measures.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
The House Of a Thousand Candles"
Coming to Calumet Theatre.

complete production Of The
House of Thousand Candles"
viii be seen at the Calumet
theatre next Monday night. March %.
All the scenery used in it's four acts
is carried. while all the accessories
which make its representations so diff
ferent and unusual will be found COM
plete.
Despite the air of mystery that per-
vades the drama there is real enjoy
ment in every line. 1t is not the ghast-
ly that sends the cold chills down the
back or that repulses by lurid touches.
but 1t is the hidden and unknown that
is handled with a dash of comedy. II
is because of this that the book, as well
as its dramatization, has become so
popular. Wayne Lyter, a gifted and
we'll known character actor, assumes
the role of Bates, which is decidedly
the Oldest type given to the stage i'm
many years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
AT THE
THEATERS
CAPACITY HOUSE CRttTS
AL. WILSON IN CALUMET

A capacity house at the Calumet
theaier last evening testified To the
popularity 81 AL II. Wilson. golden
voiced singer and German comedian
in this city. Every seat WAS occupied
from orchestra row TO the tcpmost
perch" in the gallery and many
nvailed themselves 81 the standing
room privilege.
Wilson was the Wilson Of old, only
one year older. and the years have left
his voice unimpaired. Little difference
could be noted in its rioh melody. OF
the ease with which he sang and the
frequent encorcs gave evidence Of the
fact that his audience was apprecia-
tive. Wilson's new song. MY Queen
Ut Dreams won a prominent place
among the many others he has made
famous. other members of the east
were possessed Of good voices. this.
this being particularly true Of Isador
Lachmann, in the role OF Gustavus, "A
waiter.
The play, a German Prince" was
a typical Wilson play. the plot and
situations differing but little from
those of other plays in which he has
here. II gave the comedian
ample opportunity Ia display his Won
derful command Of the German dia-
iect. which he did by keeping the au-
dience in an uproer throughout. The
supporting members OF the cast were
well selected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
"THE sPENDTHRIFT" COMING.
Great Domestic Drama Coming to Cal
umet Theater on April q.

Frederic Thompson's production of
Porter Emerson Brownies great do
nestle drama, "The Spendthrift. /"
which has a dramatic sensation i'm
New York last season, will be the at
traction at the Calumet theater on An
Ri 4.
The theme deals largely with the
present-day domestic extravaganza.
and apart from the great lesson that
1t teaches, II is true. startling and
exciting picture of real life such as
rarely has been put on the stage. The
husband and the wife marry. deeply in
love, and they are still i'm love. But
she is more in love with herself and
dresses and her society than with
him, and all else put together. lie has
shaved for twenty years and has not
saved a penny and has no provision for
the future.
Her extravaganza drags him down
at last. Bankruptcy has forced him To
the wall as the play opens. Many
man viii go to see "The Spendthrift"
with his wife, feeling i'm his heart that
the lesson Is for her, although she
won't know IL. And many woman,
careful and conscientious, devoted to
her husbands interests, when she sees
this play will realize, as her husband
realizes, how much the husbands real
success depends upon the 500 operation
and help and unselfishness of a wife.
Frederic Thompson has provided |
an exceptionally fine cast for this
play. headed by Doris Mitchell and in
cludes Lionel Adams, Gwendolyn Piers. |
Albert Sackett, Lizzie Mccall. Forrest
Orr, Alice Kelly, and William II. Sui
Ivan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
SIGNS OF sANER FOURTH

The largest fireworks company I'm
the country is about to dissolve like
no most gorgeous Of its own fiery ere
atioHs. The movement in the interest
NJ % sane celebration Of the Fourth Of
July has grown TO such an extent that
ire manufacturers OF "set pieces" and
holiday explosives find their business
no longer profitable. The wisdom OF
the crusade which has had this result
is confirmed by some Of the items I'm
the petition for dissolution. as it is set
forth that claims for damages on ac-
count Of accidents amount to many
thousand dollars
The toll Of death exacted by fire.
works every year had become appan-
ing when this movement for a sane
celebration Of the great national hoii-
oay was set on foot. In majority
~ Instances death came in the form
~ iockiaW with all the attendant hor-
rors " that disease. II was high time
that something should be done to sup
press the tetanus germ along with the
explosives. and the whole country be-
came aroused.
The fireworks company presented
the public with the last word in pyro-
technic art Some Of the creations
were nothing short Of marvellous. I.
a certain sense it Is a matter OF regret
that IL has fallen upon evil days. It's
Spectacular representations might have
gone on indefinitely with nothing but
good TO the general public. But the
blank cartridge, the fre-cracker and
the roman candle had begun TO rank
among the deadliest Of deadly weap-
ons, and in that view Of the case Il is
gratifying to know that the crusade
has borne fruit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
THIS IS MY 47TH BIRTHDAY"
George e. Vincent.


DR.. George Edgar Vincent. who al the
end OF this month is 10 succeed DR.
Cyrus Northrop as president OF the
University Of Minnesota, was born in
Rockford, H., March p. 1864. He re-
ceiyed his education al Yale University
and after his graduation in 1855 was
engaged In newspaper work for a short
time. He then spent a year in travel
and on his return was made literary
editor Of the Chautauqua Press. In
1855 he became vice president OF the
Chautauqua Institution. lie was fellow
Of sociology in the University OF Chi
cago from 1892 TO 1894; assistant in
sociology there in 1S94-s5; instructor
in 1855. and assistant professor
from 1896 20 1900. In 1907 he was
chosen president Of the Chautauqua
Institution and a short time later he
was made dean Of the faculties Of arts,
literature and science in tho University
Of Chicago. DR.. Vincent has a ma
tional reputation as a writer and lee
turer on sociological subjects. He is
regarded as one Of the most effective
orators in the country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21

ian. has joined the cast OF The Pink
Lady"
Trlxie Friganza has signed a con-
tract for three years with Manager
Harry Askin.
Melbourne Mcdowell and Virginia
Drew Trescott will be stock stars in
ST. Louis this spring.
forbes Robertson's Chicago season
in The Passing of the Third Floor
Rack" will last until May.
Mildred Holland. with her own COM
pany Is to play an engagement I'm rep
ertoire in New York this spring
William Pruette has been engaged
for the east OF Doctor de Luxe" in
which play Ralph Herr Is To star.
Frederic Thompson has changed the
name of his new play from a child
Of the Desert" To Trailing Rain
bow"
Margaret Anglin is to make trial
production this season Of new play
called The Rival" adapted from the
French.
The melodrama "Sins OF Society" is
to be received in London. and Mrs
Langtry has been engaged for the lead
ing part.
Winona Winter. sam Barnard's pri-
madonna, is the daughter OF Banks
Winter. "A former minstrel tenor. She
is named after an Indian tribe.
II. S. Sheldon. author OF "The Hav-
oc," has written a new play. called
THE Fools Creed which viii be pro-
duced in New York in September.
Mabel Barrison CMrs. Joe Howard
has been taken 10 San Antonio, Tex,
in the hope that the frosh-air cure viii
be of benefit 10 her health.
Johanna Redmond, daughter of the
Irish nationalist leader. has written
play and had it produced I'm London.
1t is called Falsely True" ana deals
with Irish life in the time of Robert
Grace Merritt, who is playin the
Grace Merritt. who is playing The
a new play for next season. written by
Miss Margaret Turnbull. co-author OF
Classmates" 1t is named 81. G's.
wife" and viii portray political life in
a city.
Mrs. Simone le Bargy Of the Com
edie Franchise. daughter-in-law of
former President Cashier Perier, who
created the part Of the Hen Pheasant
IN "Chanticler." will appear in this
country next season under the man
lgement of Liebler & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
BE EXPECTED AS FAITHFUL PARTY MAN
DloATE OF PARTY MERELY BECAUSE he is


desire to state that the
cratic ticket that heartily
Justice Hughes
President Taft
judicial
Of the States
now advise Democrat opponent fit
Judge him. Of
question
every Republican considers
cations better
me- and to honorable
ter the election the Circuit Judge will
pear before his court whether they
political
candidates bias the voters either for or
again
At this time the fact
constitution decided
OF the subject that all judges Spring
tiles which play a N the Far election
p. n
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21

ness proposition. Primary school funds
are being piled up IN many school dis
tricts in the state. which cannot be
used for any purpose. and this amend
ment allows the elimination Of these
districts from the apportionment until
they have used upa share OF the pres
ent fund. The districts affected can
have no objection 20 the plan for the
constitution and the law prohibits the
use Of the fund except 20 pay teachers
salaries and tuition and the districts
DO not expend each year the amount
received under the present apportiOn-
ment when the balance Is reduced 10
a point where there is only sufficient
FUNDS 70 provide for two years ahead
then the districts viii again participate
in the apportlonment
The other districts viii receive an
increased share OF the apportionment
II the amendment Is adopted. Il is es-
timated that this increase viii amount
10 about eight per cent. and as the
cost Of schools In those districts is in
excess Of the amount contributed from
the primary fund. this additional
amount will be Of material ala In pro-
yiding for the expenses OF education.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21

Col. Roosevelt is opposed to the re-
call as II affects the judiciary. He
takes the common sense view of the
matter. Judges should be free and
independent 10 act as they think best
without fear that a decision in a GER
tain way might cost them their jobs.
OF course some provision could safely
be made 20 remove judges IN extreme
cases, but the recall would 81 q vr-y
dangerous threat 10 hang over Our
courts. We want our Judges to inter
pref the law fairly and impartialy at
all times
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21
"A TALE OF TWO cITIES.'

One of the greatest stories ever told
in moving pictures will be shown at
the Royal theater next Friday and
Saturday, March "a and p5, when
Charles Dickens novel, "A Tale of
Two Cities" will be produced. Three
thousand feet OF film are necessary
to tell the story and the presentation
will take one hour. Mr. Sullivan
has gone TO great deal Of trouble
and expense to secure this film but
he Is certain that it will meet with
the approal of his patrons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21

These are troublesome times IN
Portugal. The Republicans are not
having everything their own way. and
The N0naHchlsts are taking advantage
Of the situation 10 spread dissatisfac-
ton throughout the provinces. The
Republicans are managing to retain
the rein2 ~ power. but that their gov
ernment Is not considered stable or
permanent Is shown by the fact that
Great Britain mas refused TO officially
recognize the Portuguese representa-
tive sent % England and 1t Is said the
United States will take similar action
If Portugal decides TO send a minister
r. this country. King Manuel who is
Watching the game from the sidelines
may set be reinstated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-21

In n letter to the New fDfk Times
Eugene Smith. president ~ the Amer
lean Prison association. tbDs discusses
the intermediate sentence The prin-
ciple Of the intermediate sentence is
that no convict should De discharged
from prison until he n ntied for free
dom. The prison regime IN. or should
be. so conducted as 10 aid the prisoner
In his efforts to reform. This form OF
sentence IL the only Just and logical
one. Under the definite sentence for n
stated term the prisoner becomes an
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TUESDAY. MARCH p, 1911.

A new county may be created cut
OF Presque Isle and Cheboygan coun-
ties in the lower part Of the state,
in which event IL will be called Os-
born. on honor Of Governor Osborn.
This is only one Of the many evidences
OF the popularity Of the governor The
common people like MIN.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Kyrle Bellew is playing 'Rarles" in
Chicago.
Fay Courtenay is TO star next season
in Salvation Nell"
70. M. Hollands daughter is in the
cast Of THE Arrow Maker"
Fannie Ward has vaudeville sketch
called AN Unlucky Star"
THE Servapt in the House" has been
produced with success in Berlin.
Fred Wright. Jr., an English comed-
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AT THE GRAND THEATER.

The Burton sisters, i'm q comedy
singing and dancing sketch entitled.
the Arkansas Aunt and the College
Girl" provide the feature vaudeville
act at the Grand theater tonight and
tomorrow evening. The number is
said to be one of the best that has
ever been presented in Calumet. In
addition the four picture films provide
a varied program of unusual merit.