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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

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f6riftli6en grtldrung, tpel6e bie8ers
ldgshanblung betanut ma9t, bebaups
tet, bGB er IN momentoner 8eiitesIt0s
rung bdubelte. Die 1Strma Islbit tpiro
ourh ben Cob ibres Chefs ni6t affis
3trt. :. 9. 2ipptncott, Der 5pbn bes
8eritorbenen, bebduptet, baB Elm uns
gIidli6er 3ufaa porltegt. 9raige
Gipptncott mar So Sabre alt uno ans
f4sineub in better Gefunbbeit.
Gin 0sfi3tt BON $500.
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DOnneritag tpuroe angetiinpigt, bag
in beur Gn9rosz sz0epartement fir gss
ftempelte 8rieftouperts ein Sefi3it
BON $500 entbedt tporbsn iei. Der
Yoftmeifter Campbell fagte glsi5Ssis
ttg, baB Der ghef bes 9epartemeuts,
Sobn s. 0aIp iid nidt mebr I'M
poitamt bube iebeu IaFen, TsttDsm am
Wortug feline aufmertfamtett auf oas
0eftott gstentt puros.
5 n sinen Qbgrun6 gefIrSt.
2amar, GoIO., 6. GprtI. RunrOe
5isb, Der Sobn zines reihen 8ss
i6dftsmanns bon Clinton, &p., 'eiirSa
te geferr Qbsno in einen 200 6uB
tiefen 4bgrunb unb bIieb auF Der
SteLle tobt. 9ds l1ngliid ersignete
| iib 45 Msilen flbipsitIt6 BON bier in
Der Qdbe Stpo 8uttes', mo 6igb NIT
Ieinem Better 6. %. oofIon, NIT benz
auiammen er cine 6ubtOur bon Stlas
bona na6 &amar angetreten bate,
| fetn Ro6tLager aufgsIalogeu bate.
Begen g 6muggsGHs be-
Fraft.
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nuel 9olnftetu, Elm Rabbiner aus
/ Nontreul, purDe bel1te bon Der gun
bes 9ranbiurp in Qntlage3uiturb nera
IcBt, neil er angeblih am Il. Yldr3
oieIes Sabrss 101 ungef6fiffeus Eia-
manten etn3ufhmuggeln OerIuhte. Der
9efangsue betannte Ita i6uIotg, nor.
Quf ibn Rthtsr Rop 3u l Ttorat Ses
fdnqntB uno $500 Strufe perurtEejIte.
Benu bic 8eIb'trufe 5is noreeu teA
sablt pprben 1T, birfte bic Sait.
itrafs srntsbrigt peroen.
3eifel. GTplUiiUu.
aoutspiGte, ap., 6. IpriI.
9urn bic GeTelegpIofipn Der 9ruRIehs
fden SGqemiihle in 8uattt GpEHtn,
ap., puroe beute Der Mai6irifE msr.
ritz cfpnes aui Der Stele astooEeE. Ssin
a0rper purbe 10 furdtbar psritiim-
melt, boB er taum pieosrsuertsEHsn 1T.
! Sobn Wiaiams, Elm 4rbeitsr, tpuroe
lebensgefdbrlid perbriibt, Ddarsn0
9enidmin 8runlep, Der @ieeHtbiimer
ber RabIs, eiueH Qrmbru6 bapuatraq.
ISu autIags8ufGub osrs
i feBt.
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4ntlagen Durben beute i'm 8unoes-
Diitritts- -9eri6te in 8erbtnbuno nit
Der DOT etnigen Ronaten ftatt9eiunbss
nen Ra85iu auf bic 9ureaur Der yGa~
pitaI SnDeitment 60" erbObsn. 8ieieI-
ben luuten auf MiBbraua Der ppft 80
betrtgsrii6sn 3peden. Stmun meoIe
1T 8rGToent Der 9eIeaidaft. aubsr
ibm Iinb Ri6arb s. Marr, Dm. u.
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6arb 8. McSie. iotpie Sobn 6. Dtdes
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gers bon Der 5irmt %. R. 6O[Iisan 8:
60, lpiEb bes Waeiueibs BEL 3eugntB-
abIssuRg Dor Der 9runo Surp bei4uI-
olgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-07

General 6enrp 6. gOung Don eineins
natl IN paris ssftorbeH.
Gsnfation I'm ruffiihsI
ei.hsratb.

Ct. getersburG 6. april.
Gfr Rsinsrntb nobm in ieiner Rutis
gen Sibuns gum .riten Wdle felt isis
rsm HsittbeH cine Jnierpelotion an.
irorin bis9fsgieruns ansesriffen tuirb.
neil iie BITE 3emfinosD DorIcge ipdbrerln
Der tiinftIid gsfhdffereH gertnsuHs
pss garlaUeHts burh toiierlihen ers
IaB oetrstirt babe.
Eer meihsrdtb periporf Dor eiHigen
alonostn bic Sauptbeitunotbeile Der
Ncrldgs, tporauf Der premierminifter
GtclppiH isins GntlaHung einrei6ts.
@ fhsint, boB tr oieislbe unter Der
Dsniugiing suriidudbm, bdb eine3ems
ftip0s@Orldge uugeHomEen ptros.. Der
aaIisr psrsugte Rei1srath uno Suma
auf orsi 9ase unb IieB Johann bds
nsas GsFsb trnft fsiner QrerogotiDs
psr5ifsntlinen. 5toIppin's Sisg ieete
bic pcIititer tngritnunen uno brddte
bic msnttiondren tn beiben SdnierH IN
Sorniin.
Die Gd[lsrien tpdren mit3uihduerH
iixrfiilIt, dIs kute bic SnterpeIIntion
i'm Reinsratb eins.reidt tpuree, Der
WiniFisrtif6 mar inbefen Iser. GIrft
9rubestoi ertIGrte Romens Der 45
llnssrSsihner Der Snttrp.lIdtion. oab
bic Rsaierung ben normolen aurs Der
Otfesgebung unb bic Gtabilit6t Der
sSunbnmentoI gefsbe IN. .9esug aui
fniisrIide uiaie perlest babe. SeHds
tor Iaaantisff srtldrte Ramens bes
3entrums, bdB Der GrlaB bes llias
einen prdeeheHsfall ft,dffe, Der ben
ganatn Ban bes Stnaiss In Gef1hr
brinae. Gsnator Narifhfin ertldrts
glomens ber aDnierDatipeH. oaB Die
0dnbIungsipsiie Der 9iegierlns bas
merirauen 0es Bolts in ben 3arsn
erfhiiistrt babe. Die Miniiitr bdtisn
BEN aaiIsr Elm inesales Document urs'
tsr3einnen I0fIsn, mas gar Hift 81
sntfhulbissn isi.
Dtt heutf6e Rronprin3 In
Rom
Rom, 8. gpril. D1s su ehrsn
bss beuifntn arOHpriHStn unc islnsl
0emnhIin BON ifaiisnifhsn a0niss'
paore Inn luirinnl peranftnlttts 9in.
rltr sei6nets ii6 burh grobe SersIih'
feis aus. 1iir 100 gate tpdren De
btde aelssi. a6nig Wietor em1nuel
bsr ben ariniipruh ouf ben beuii6er
aniier dusbro6ts. fogts, oab Der Bei
fuh bes fronprinasHpadres in Ron
iuatrenb Der golbsnen Jubtlfsler 5tdi
liens, bic irinige iJrsunDihaft StDifdsr
ssssdIien uRb TeutihloHo. iDslde ourd
sinf ssmsinIame aulturmifiou per
sbiinbsi Ieien. nur feitiet. 0tutiGe uni
iioIitnifde Ginisstit iiherien I'm Der
sin NIT bem Drsibnnn auf lanes Sci
biH0us ben Jrisben Guropas.
in fsiner Mnsiport ipitlie Der arorsl
prins auf ben srittn Htinh aniftri
MiI1sim bes DroBsn bel 0ifior gma
nnsI I'm sdbrs 1876 In Mnilonb ali
sin ipihiigts biitDrifhts GrtisniB ON
8tihs fsien pcn Dott su nsrrF6trn poi
Nniionen gemnht iporben. bic erii mad
Iangtn unb fhptrtn Rampftn ibr
Ginigieit erlnnet b6tten. Dns bsutfh
Doll unb fein aaiisr ndhmsn sin titfsl
dnissefs an BEN G1i6iois bes Der
tanssssn halisail&sa Nslias snl
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Dies that ibrer 5rsunbf6aft aber tsis
nen abbru4.
S6Iimmsr StraBsubabnuufaLl BEL
ptttsburg.
Der 9ampfsr .Prin3eiitu
Srene" aufQeIdufen.

j en- { q Se 4 II.
Rem gort, 6. april. 1920 pai.
Iagiere bes risiigen 9ampfers rgrinz
ssFtn Srens" bonn RorobeutI6en 2lono
perbrahtsn cine f6luflofe RaAt, oa
ods Sdiff on Der Riifte Gong SsIanbs,
neniger ais so Wetlen bonn ihlsenoen
6ufsn sntfernt, pd5rsub btdten Res
bells aufoelaufsn mar. Bel Der bohz
gebenDsn Gee mar bic Gage bss DAM
piers feline uugsfdbrIi6e. GroBe
ShIsppoampfsr uuo 3olltrsuSer, Die
ben 3iefsu pdbrsno bee 6eutiger 2as
sss frei3umo4en iu9teu. hutten oartH
teineu grfols. 3ieie 8eriude foaen
morsen pisosrhoIt rpsrbsn, uno ioGIten
| Tie jih aud ndnn nod nuslos erDtiien.
70 perben bic gaFagisre Der vPrin5efs
| fin ssrsns", tDeI9e iich isst nod un
gor0 bes 9dmpfers bsftnosu, ud9 bem
9ampfer rprtHS 5risori4 BiIbeIm"
trdHsfsrirt psroeH.
Gin fturmarttssr Btnb TaGsuoerte
bic ere'granouns nit 9etpaIt ges
gen Die SsitsH nss Dampfsrs, Der ettpa
| 1000 ssuB pom Gtrdnoe sHtfsrut aufs
g.laufsn ift. Die gsbersrsttungss
manni6aft patrouilirt ben StruHo.
um auF ale JdQs our 9uno gu feln.
Die 9aiTagisrs, gr0btentbeils StGIie'
nsr unb Grie6en, bdbsn fih ourh Die
acknowledgment Der Sffi3iere,~ Dap
tsine 9eFabr Oorlisge, beruhigeu laheH.
Supeit babeu bic WDgsr psHig 56ds
ben an benz S6iif anseri4tet.
I'm S105,000 BE Il bIen.
Ruufas gitp, Rp., 6. april.
attisn unb Bombs i'm Bertbe pon
S1O5, 900 fiub tirsli6 aus sinem De-
pofitentaitsn in Der bisfigsn Reu gnss
| lamb Rotional 8dut gsitoAlen poroen,
tpslter 5rau SimsOn .. armpur Ses
bort, unO pertauft ipprbsu. Dies Duros
am Teittnoh .ntostt unb Is tpuroe
Sann audi bdlo stn 5bsil Der Bombs
suriiterlangt. 5iir etnen srOben Sbsil
oes geloes Iino aber, ipie es IT'D her:
ausaeItelIt bat, BON Der 0tebin, benn
um cine ioI6e bunbeIt ss fih, SupeIeu,
auuftiahen uIrp. sstauft uno in eir
NlasaSiu sur aufbstpa1runs gsiditl
poroeH.
| Tas Rertipiirbige an Der 8eihi6ts
lift, oaB Der 9iebin, Die 5rdu armour
| ishr nabe ituRo, psrsebeu tporbeH tit
uub iie Ii6 AUDI isst nt6t nur ihrel
3unsiaung srfrsut. ioHosru aud mod
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su ssrau 4rmour, bic 76 Sabre alt lit
| 2utritt srhalten. Vile aHoersn Perio'
ner u.rosn BON 6rau armcur abge'
pisien.
Die Dame, um bic ss Iih bier BAN
| osit, lit jung, cine quite 8eisnihdFterir
uno itano iyrau armuur isbr naAe
Di.Ie liebte Tie 70 lsbr unb bate stn'
10 aroBe Wtsinuus BON ibrer 9sfhdfts'
tiihtiateit, bdb 5rau armour iie 81
| ibrer Observation-Disclosures ernunnte
| Seit Der gntbetuug nes DiebHabis II
| ous Seftomsnt abgeGnbert poroen
Die Sreuuoihaft 5pifhen 5rau ar
mour uno Der jungen Dame bat abe
tros allebem tsine GinbuBe erlitten.
i Der Rams Der iunaen Dame tpurb
lam Donneritas allgsmsin senaunt, uni
sr purbe in sinem 9ubenb 8anteu uni
BON aopotaten oft srtpdbnt. Dussnb
BON geihdftslsuten ipubten um bt
arosen gintGufs, bic BON Der Dame &c
maht porpen finb, uuo ipunoerteu iid
buriiber, no bos 9slb bertam, BIZ oi
sbatfane bon bem Diebitabl befann
Durbe.
i Cine Waflsrfirma ion alIeiu FIJI
lSso, 900 Der Grnes psrtauft ha6tl
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@stterberiMt.

fir 3 bio unb bas ipeitli6egsnns
TpIpanien: aiibleres, allsemein f40nes
Wettsr am Greitag. am Sdmftag
fd5Dnts, etfpas tpGrmerts MIetter.
MeftIi6e Winbs, bic perdHberlid ipers
ben.
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Jn(anO Oge(egrap6.
Der Dampfer ,,prinSeIda
Jreae"
Mnf eimer gaubbanf bel
6ire Sslano seitranoet.
Bis Witternaht mar es niht
selnnseH Oas Sdiif fott
sl ulahen.
Die 1720 PaFagtsre blisbeH bic R06t
an 8prb.
8srbsn absr am Sreitag ubgsboIt uub
no9 Rep YOrt gebra4t tDerben,
Weun es bts gum MDrssu ni6t ges
!iugt bas S4tff fIott gu mo4sn.
9Srau Simeon g. Qrmour Don &dnfds
Gitb
Don elmer i6r rlabe itebenben Dame UNI
sos, 900 beitoblen.
Dies that ibrer Jreunbf6aft a6er teis
Ren abbruh.
S6Iimmer StraBsu6abnuufau BEL
pittsburg.
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Der beatfhs aronprins Gait i'm Gat'
rindlpuIaf su Rom.

Tsuif6siiali.niihe 5reunof6dftsDsr'
iiGkrungsn BET BEN @aIa-9uHtett.
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Die 6esiernns sebt peH Der
Anii9t aus

glu1 ttain niiFsn, ME Der auiier be-
fisbIt.
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Muslan0- telegraph
Dgf rldI1te Reidsral6 I'M
KaHlpf mit 0er Regierung
Ole er am Gnmneritag In
id,arfer QNeiie getas
belt bat.
Die Nesiermns sebt BON Der
Anii1t aus
3aH BITE @eitslieber bss Siei1ss
ratbs, tueil he ppm ssatfer
erHannt tueroen
au1 tbun niiFsn, iOie Der auiier be-
fisbIt.
Der bsutfhs Rronprins Gait i'm aais
rindlpulais su Rom.
Tsutf6siialienifhe i5reunof f4dFtspsrs
iiHsrungsn BET bem GaIa.9aHtett.
@om Gam0rra gtoseb in Rom.

sOam GamOrra gtOssb in ROm.
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Don elmer i6r nabe itsbenben Dame UNI
s1o5,oO0 bsitoRIen.
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Nus Merito.

merifo. 6. april. Sm unofFis
sieIIsn Wsrito ipar man am Donnsrs
itaa NIT gs3us anf bic Grieoensanss
iidtsn in ber nabsn 3utunfi etpas
mshr psiiimiitifh aIs oiss sefstrn Der
srolI mar. Meritnner fOiDohl IDis bic
Ausl6nber. bic ein Gnbs Der ReDoliis
fion berbeiisbnsn. boFfsn inner nod.
boB bic unoffisielIen ilnitrbnnblunaeH,
bic 10 pielperfprehenb in WdfbingtpH
amift,sn bem Winiiter Des Atubern
Do QuR,orn unb Tr. 9dqus3 Gonea,
ssa nssssttts Ass Rsualasisns srsHk b.
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ipiinI6ten ibm 8fiiben uno geoeiben
inter benz eIorrei6en 3epter bes 5dus
fes GdpDpen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
Fay determined to take a hand.

testingly.
Fay determined to take a hand.
you're losing your temper. ward
en-" he began when he saw the pris-
Oner step 10 the door through which
he had come. Just a moment" Fay
said commaudingly to the convict. II
forgot your name"
The prisoner halted. He saw that
the speaker had come across to the
middle of the office. My name is VAL
entine. sir" he responded.
with your permission, warden.
will speak further with this young
man." Fay directed at Handler.
Jaw. he's making a grand stand
play because there is some one here"
"And YOU
Handler was apologize.
"I've only
IF you please. l should like to talk
to Valentine" spoke Fay coldly.
"All right. go ahead. He's waiting
to talk"
valentine" said the lieutenant gov
ernor, "can you not as a favor TO us.
a lot Of skeptics. open the prison
safeg"
The prisoner came toward the Of
ficer of the state.
"If the warden will favor me with
the combination I will try"
Handler broke in, you fourfush-
ing
"And without it?" continued Fay.
81 could no more do it than you.
sir"
"were you not convicted for doing
Just what we askT'
Eyes. sir. on the evidence of a dying
crook and
"That'n do. Valentine" interjested
the warden.
"0ne moment. Mr.. Handler" said
Fay. raising his hand. You were
about to say, ValentineT
Nothing, sir"
81 want you to talk"
81 would rather not"
Rose Lane had risen from her chair.
She advanced and grasped her I'M
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
new CREAMERY co. MEETS
and PERFtCTS ORGANIZATION

The Portage Lake Creamery com
pany, which is the title of the new or
ganization. effected by farmers and
business men of Hancock. Houghton,
oskars, South Range and other Por-
tage Lake towns for the erection of
a creamery at Oskars, held second
meeting yesterday afternoon at which
officers We're elected and committees
appointed to draw up a constitution
and bylaws and to purchase machin-
cry and equipment The officers are:
President-Frank Eilola.
Vice President-Jacob Uitti.
Secretary-Herman Hermanson.
Observation-Disclosures Riekki.
Treasurer-Henry Sakari.
Assistant-C. j. Tolonen.
Directors-C. J. Tolonen and Henry
Sakari of Hancock. Jacob Uitti of
South Range. William Michaelson Of
Houghton, Jacob Ojala of Hancock
township Andrew Riekki of Stanton
township Frank Eilola and II. Her
manson of Oskars and John Perkka
of Lamlnga.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
HANCOCK BRIEFS.


Mrs. Richard Mulhauser Of the Quin-
cy has returned home from a three
weeks visit to her former home at
Marquette
Work i'm the second rank will be
conferred by Hancock lodge No. 109
knights Of Pythias at the regular
meeting on Friday evening.
An alarm of fire was telephoned in
to the city hall about noon yesterday
from Elm street The fire was found
to be in a chimney and was extin-
gushed without difficulty.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lillian
Dover, who died Monday night, will be
held Thursday afternoon, services TAX
ing place at the Hancock Methodist
Episcopal church, and interment at
Lakeside cemetery.
John j. Eichkern yesterday an
nounced himself as candidate for the
republican nomination for justice of
the peace at the coming election. Mr..
Eichkern was formerly supervisor of
the fourth ward for several terms.
Henry Mattson, charged with being
habitual drunkard. was this morning
sentenced to ninety days i'm Jail by
Justice olivier. This was the fifth
time in the past three years that he
has been arraigned on similar charges.
Mystic Lodge, of Independent order
of odd Fellows, will give a skating and
dancing party at thee Amphidrome on
Friday evening February 10. A gem
eral invitation has been extended to
the odd Fellow lodges of the county.
Mrs. Brown, mother of Mrs. Mandus
barrett, was yesterday rendered a
birthday surprise party by number of
ladies of the Congregational church,
who dropped in at the Congregation
al parsonage to extend congratulations,
on her attaining her seventy-sixth an
niversary.
Miss Caroline Ehlert, visiting nurse
of the Houghton county Anti-Tuber-
culosis society, has returned from an
Eastern trip and will be in charge of
the weekly clinic in the rooms of the
society i'm the Rourke block this after
noon.
Holly G.. Shepard. well remembered
i'm Hancock for the minstrel show
which he staged for the Hancock lodge
of Elks a couple Of years ago, is now
at Ishpeming directing the prepare
tions for minstrel show to be put
on next week by the Ishpeming Owls
lodge.
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we're concerned. the girl followed this
advice fairly well. but her heart
pounded uncontrolledly, her pulse
throbbed correspondingly. and a wave
Of deepest pity surged over her as she
realized the horrible lot 10 which had
been condemned the hero OF the one
great adventure OF her life, the gal
liant Prince Charming OF the only real
romance in which she had ever played
a part.
The lieutenant governor addressed
the prisoner:
''How do you do, sirY
Valentine swung around and faced
the speaker. He realized that he
could no longer conceal his features
from the spectator He pressed his
hands nervously together and looked
his questioner squarely in the eyes.
'How do you do sir?" he said In a
low voice.
Handler was watching the exchange
OF greetings with keen interest
Met before. governor, have your
he asked ingenuously.
NO" responded Fay. But I'm glad
10 see you have some types here diff
ferent than Dick the Rat and
"Yes," broke in the warden. Here
Jimmy. there's something gone wrong
with the Office safe. Open it for me
will your
Fay fastened a pentrating gaze on
Valentine.
The prisoner turned his face away
and toward the warden.
III do so very gladly II l can
What Is the combinationT
Combination exploded the ward
en-, staring at the prisoner.
Valentine was as cool and as insist
ent as though he were an employer
talking with one of his clerks.
Eyes. the combination. How can
you expect me to open the safe with
out it? Why. Mr.. Warden, you must
be joking with me-"
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COPPER COUNTRY PIONEER
PASSES AWAY AT FRANKLIN

Joseph Pantara, one OF the Oldest
pioneers of the Franklin location died
at his home at about eight O'clock this
morning after an illness of about ten
weeks duration. Liver trouble was
given as the cause Of his demise. No
arrangements have been made for the
funeral services so far.
The decedent was 76 years OF age
and was a native of Italy, having
been a resident of the Franklin Ioca-
ton for the past As years. He was a
shoemaker by trade, also conducted a
small grocery at that location He was
one of the best known members of the
copper countrys Italian colony, having
acted as an interpreter for a number
OF years. The wife of the decedent
died about two years ago. He is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. William
j. OBrien of Franklin and Mrs. Lot
Brewer of South Range, and five sons,
Charles of Iowa, Johnson of Houghton
and Frank, VIII and Fred Pantara,
who reside at home, also one sister,
Mrs. John Bandoni of Calumet. The
decedent was a member of a number
of Italian organizations.
Little Child is Dead.
The six year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Tuscano of South Range
died at seven o'clock last evening af-
ter a short illness. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning, with services
at the Atlantic church and interment
at the Old Hancock cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25

Ito present Mr.. Jimmy Valentine.
He's put more time locks on the re
tired list than any three men in the
whole place. and when 1t comes to
the fancy getaway only n crosseyed
copper can keep tabs on him"
The warden's picturesque introduce
ton was lost on Rose Lane. She
caught a glimpse of the face of the
man in felon's stripes. She leaned to
one side to make certain. Yes; now
she could not possibly be mistaken.
She extended her hand spasmodically
and clutched the lieutenant governors
arm.
Uncle. uncle" she said chokingly,
1T is hev'
whats the matter. child?" was
Fay's anxious response.
THAT is the man who saved mev'
the excited young girl gasped. THAT
is the man who threw the burglar
through the express train Window
The warden's shifting eye caught
the agitated movement Of Rose Lane
as Jimmy Valentine was brought in,
and he quickly resolved on course of
procedure that would place the young
prisoner in as bad a light as possible.
AS for the lieutenant governor. he was
almost as astonished as Rose at the
unexpected denouement, and he quiet
ly insisted that she say nothing more
about the subject and calm herself.
SO far as outward manifestations
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
LIBERAL EDUCATION.
Lyman n. Howe's Pictures Coming
Feb. 9TH and 9th.


That Lyman II. Howe's Travel Fes-
tiyal to be at the Kerredge theater on
February and s is mechanically and
Geographically perfect, is so well
known that IL needs no emphasis here.
But I'm addition to all this, the choice
OF exclusive subjects on the new pro-
gram is unsurpassed. and many are
richly colored in the true tints of ma
ture Aside from being merely enter
tanning, they are so fascinating and
enlightening. that they constitute a
liberal education in themselves. All
that is scenic, artistic, wonderful,
beautiful or humorous, contributes to
Mr.. Howe's widely divergent views. He
makes the whole world his domain.
Some of the big features of the new
program show the construction and
launch of the White star Liner
"Olympic'-the largest ship in the
world; dynamiting buildings in Mes
sina; a ride on a dirigible balloon over
switzerland, another on n motor boat
at the rate of SO miles an hour; a
ramble thru London-"the 100000
city; an excursion thru Indo- China
ulssolving portraits of prominent
Americans; a dangerous tho bloodless
Dun fight; landing passengers in 2
rough sea at Tunis, and many others.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
PETITION is SENT.
BARRIERS Protests Against Eliminating
Board Sent to Lansing.

The petition circulated in Hancock
protesting against the abolition of the
state board of BARRIERS examiners has
been forwarded to Lansing. 1t was
signed by BARRIERS representing seven
ty-six shops i'm Houghton county. 1t
was reported that similar petitions
We're to be circulated throughout the
state but so far as can be learned
the one from this county was the on
~ one presented. There are about
eight thousand BARRIERS i'm Michigan,
each of who has To pay an annual fee
of fifty cents for his license to prac-
tice his profession, after taking an eX-
animation by the state board. This
board makes one visit annually To up
per Michigan towns and two visits a
year to lower Michigan, receiving
therefore six hundred dollars per
member per annum. Every applicant
has TO take an examination as to his
knowledge of the trade, and a personal
inspection is made of all barber shops
to learn their sanitary condition and
TO enforce cleanliness. There arc
three members of the board who i'm
turn assume the offices of treasurer.
secretary and president, the secretary
being allowed extra compensation for
his work. 1t is claimed by those OPP
posing the abolition of the board and
the turning over of it's duties to the
state board of health, that the latter
board would not be competent to Judge
of the fitness of applicants, and II is
further claimed that instead of being
an expense to the state the fees
amount to more than the maintenance
Of the board, the income being stated
as about four thousand dollars per an
mum, based upon the fifty cents each
paid by the eight thousand BARRIERS.
1t is intimated that some of those in
terested in circulating the petition
here are anxious to be appointed as
members of the board
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
oSCEOLA STOCKHOLDERS.
Take Further Action Opposing Con
solidaton With c. e. n.

Another meeting of stockholders OF
the Osceola Mining company who are
opposed TO the proposed consolidation
with the Calumet & Hecla, was held
last evening at Germania hall. There
was a smaller attendance than at the
first meeting held week ago.
The question of reaching the stock
holders of the company in order TO
place before them the objections to
consolidation, was discussed at length,
and committee of five appointed to
draft a form of procedure to be fol-
lowed i'm the distribution of literature,
and the raising of a fund to meet the
expense of the same.
The meeting adjourned until next
Tuesday evening to hear the report Of
the committee.