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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13

Rnnooel,uno.
GnlJige @eBauSlnng Der Waroffu'
Srage auf bciScn Sciten.
Statte fir Steubrn=
penkmal in potsOam.
Troieiipr Carpenters @ortras iiber
amcrifaniide Gr5iehnng.
9 erIin, 10. eSuli.

Die Sotiade, Dab aaiier @iI6eIm
al 9prD ser faiierlifen g)adt
,Sobensolern" Die Horblanoreiie
angetreten bot, ipelhe angeblid) me-
gen ser Maroffo.ariie peri9oben
lprrben, fat nah alien Gihtl,ngen
bin cine berubieenoe 8irfltng alisge-
iibt. aud fonitatieren Die @Idtter NIT
iidtlider geirieoigung, Dob iid Die
Neigung 81 elmer riibigen 9eurtei-
lung Der Gage in Waroffo in alien
politiihen 3entren peritarft.
On Ger optiniitiiden 9luffaiilna
Der Sage BOT iel6it bas ipatere Sc
riiht nic1ts mebr geinbert. oaB ser
Wlonard borldufis MIR big gdern.
foroe eefabren lei, I'm in oelttiden
Geipdiiern 81 bleiben.
So6It bemerfenSfpert iino ofii,i0ie
aeuBerlngen ser rGolniihen 3ei-
titng" ii6er cine 8eritGnbigung. las
rheiitiihe @latt glaiibt niht, bab on.
geiidts Ser iebigen Gage ole Ma.
roffo-Srnge IN fitr3er Belt obge-
ifloiien peroen Tonne. sSranfreif err.
ndge geaentpdrtig cine slntrport oui
Die oeutidle 0fitteilung BON ser gnt.
ienbung zines ariegsififfes nod
glga6ir. ~ s4qg
Die s(unahme iei beredtigt 6etont
bie Solitude 3eitilng" ipeiter, oab
Sranfreit uno Gcutihldno Die stng
gelegenbeit rlihia bebaifoefn, meghaIb
erunoiatfide Shpicri9teiten eiaent-
Iidl nidt heitanoeil. Gieie fGren crit,
menn areii6are 8oridldge oui's Ia
pet gebrodt fpiiroen Iheoretiide gr.
amGgungen fonnten feine grobe 4oae
ipielen. 'ro.pss ~
2 Statte iIreSas Stcubsa-0 eafn,also
.swGie gtaof6crorpnetei in, 8otgSann,,,
beidlaitigen ii6 se9elnpGrtigs nit ser
beihnoaliden auiiieanng oe5uSteu.
ben. Ienfmals. rpeIdes Der aonqrei,
'oerd 8ereiHigten Stnuten Deutihfuno
aittl 0eihesif gefnadt fat. sflff b0cf,l
@itiliA beg Aniierg fDirb' ioie Hitf.
.bilourie beg Bai6inotoner steld es!ll
Terminals i'm MISUNDERSTANDING It,,
ten dnfgeite4t rtperSeHe Dies erin.
bert ,obereseine rllm9eitaltMng sosd,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Curious Old Enalish Law.

It is interesting to recall in connec-
ton with railway accidents that only
few years back any instrument
which by accident was the immediate
cause of loss Of human life became In
English law "deodand"-thati is, be
came forfeit to the crown. to be de-
voted to pious purposes. This law ap-
plies TO locomotives, but In course Of
time coroners' juries, instead of claim.
ing the forfeit. inflicted fine. In the
year 1898 a locomotive on the Liver
pool and Manchester line which by
exploding caused the death of Its en-.
gineer and fireman was fined f20
while the following year another en-
CINE on the same line was fined f1.400
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13

gartenS inioltSerbcit cine Terlcsuna
Der Springbrlnnen.
amcrifaniIdjc GyjcAnnsSpcrbGltniiic.
Trofeiior Carpenter BON Scr 60.
lumbia-llniperiit6t in Ncp gorf bat
aui GinlaolnJ oes bieiieen slmerifa.
niiden SnItituts uno ser NheeIcr.
@eieQifoit einen Sortrag acbaIten.
su Dem iif Elm erleienes Yublifllm
i'm gngliiden Seminar eingeilmben
bate. Ter @eIe6rte Bate iid) gum
Sbentn .GG omerifauiihen gr.
5iebungsper1aItniiie" gepGblt. Sic
ausfiibrungen oes @ortragenoen err.
reeten aIlgeneines Sntereiie unb
puroen iiberau5 beiiGaig auigenom.
men.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13

July l3-2w
The city council ofthe City of Webster,
Day county, South Dakota, having by res
olution declared the necessity for the
construction of a lateral sewer within the
sewer district ofthe City of Webster, S.
ID.
Notice is hereby given that a plan for
sewerage from the main sewer at the
intersection of Main street and Third ave-
nue. for distance of one block west, has
been prepared and is now upon file for
inspection at the office of the City Auditor
of the City of Webster, s. u. All persons
owning or interested in any real estate in
the said district are entitled to- examine
the same within ten days after the publi-
cation of this notice, and to file objection
to said plan.
on the second day of August, 1911, the
city council will be in session AT the coun-
Gil chambers to consider objections which
may have been filed, aud all persons desir-
ing to appear before the city council can
then do so. 8J if Il
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1911, s5 tar
Frank Mohs, ge
Attest: Mayor
j. II. Egeland, EQo3 Nn Ea
City AUDITOR - .y.,.,s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Locuerheads.

The giant turtles which are found
along the Atlantic coast and frequent
ly in southern waters in great numbers
are known as loggerheads. They
commonly attain weight Of 1000
pounds, are rapid s'vimmcrs and are
often seen far from land. floating
asleep upon the waves. Carnivorous
by nature, these huge tortoises feed on
crabs and fish. especially on a large
species of conch. which they break
open with their massive jaws. The
flesh Of this terrapin is leathery and
oily, with strong smell Of musk.
Young specimens are more palatable
and are often on sale in the markets.
A duck as large as our goose. which
is native of the shores Of TERRA del
Fuego and the Falkland isles. is also
called loggerhead. from its seeming
stupidity and helplessness.
In the West Indies this name is also
given to two or three sorts Of fy catch
'ers. H7cps'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
observation-disclosures GrpIOiiOn-
Wiff3 q Il rIdT1O csuIi I

fNfftk - " 49,
gei EN- @eitrebefr SEN sSnbalt Ell.
mes, Safes Tulper re6Ii9. 81 tei(en.
tuurbe @ciloripg, @oofiIt 81 Mtomen
8eridmettsrt, ma6rens Sobn Seri.
MIDI I'M 9oipitale i'm Sterben Iiegt.
Die Wannrr sparen Sreiiftoe mo on.
betteten 5liialnnpn ais @ern Geute bel
@reensbilrg. Sic batter oas Sob
ollf einen Eiid geftear in'o aieBen lb-
pediefnb cine San6 brg Eitlper, bag
tie. bann oiif Sen Tiiib rparfen, OBJ.
1Gnn Sano poa blieb iibrig itno oieieS
Gnantim ielltes ansesiinnet tperoene
Oooliit 5iia0ete elm 5treihbolj All,
iobne an Die IGi0en SaufenSu oenfeae
Snt ndd)iteno AJlsenblide Hog ers
bird bas Nctb qoes 8aiiies nno mar
iofort tot, ipGbreno Scrinlmitb t0tiids
Wrnnotpinoen erIitt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES
Notiee 10. construet SEC walks

Notice to Construct Side Walks i
."L oa4 July l3-2w glrr-s+erl 4
Notice 4 hereby given to the owners of
the lot orlots or parcels OF land, situated
in the City of Webster, South Dakota and
hereinafter described, 10 construct and
said property at his or their cost and
expense before the 10th day Of August,
1911, or the, same will be, built by the. City
made a charge against the respective lot
or lots, or parcels Of land adjoining there
to and as follows, to-wit: o. EoQ8 te
PRIOR,S FIRST ADDITION. ia
l. From the southeast corner of lot thir-
corner Of lot forty t4oj block eighteen fis5 =
} z, From the south east corner of lot
twelve (12) thence west to the south west
corner of lot nineteen l19l block nineteen
g., From the north west corner of lot nine
t9J thence south TO the southwest corner
of lot nine COZ in block nineteen tig) ne fE
!. A. From the northeast corner of lot
twelve (121 thence south TO the southeast
corner Of lot twelve t12) in block nine
LEETCHE's ADDITION. si
s. From the northeast corner Of lot four
"a thence south tothe south east corner
of lot six 90 in block ten u0l,
1e g. From the l,orth west corner of lot six
lot four az in block four az.
7. From the northeast corner of lot one
ID thence south to the south east corner
of lot three (3) in block five (5).
PRIOR'S OUT LOTS. arls5
&. From the northeast corner Of lot six.
(6) Themes south to the south east corner
of lot eight (S .eafr toA3Fp ~ fpo t. .
9. From the southwest corner of Web
ster mill property thence south to the
south west corner of lot forty-four (l) in
Prior's addition Of ont lots.
10. From the northwest corner of lot
forty-fiye ti5) thence south 20 the SOUTH
n n In, ~ -
addition Of out lots. l'sF
,-,,o DICKENSON'S ADDITION. g9a
H. From thenorthenst corner OF lot five
10y thence west to the northwest corner Of
lot nine COY in block one [1).
Dated Webster, D, d., July 10th, 1911.
j. b. Egeland, 80
lSealI City Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
a Scandal spo;lsd.

"Of course he and his wife seem de-
voted to each other now" said the
Jealous Miss Gaussip, 7"but do you
think she viii always be SO true and
all that?'g N gnstasd ara sroi1sbo'
swell" replied Miss Kiddef, II have
reason to know that only last night he
had occasion 10 set trap for her." 81
;ya'Ah. Do yon know. I suspected
something lol Eaa1 salJse So ''
a'.sThey more than suspected. They
knew there were mice in the house,
philadelphia Press.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Na,oleon's ENGLISH.

Napoleon began 70 learn English
at st. Helena. and there Is letter ex-
tant from him which begins Since
sixt week learn the English and do
not any progress. Six week do fourty
and two days. Ii might have learn
fvty word for day could know it two
thousands and two hundred"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Afd)tffrtiaune
0fs Anorifs.
Euli5ei eifrig bemibt, Stpfes' Der.
idImmnScne Srieie su iinocn.
Sbr EeBlrn Elm Din0ernis
fir Ole ucrteiOisnug.
Ter EriDatoetcftiD bes MillipnGrs
iua anseflast iueroen.
g e NJ gorf, 10. SuIi.


Die BoIi5ei bat nit llnteritiisun1
Der Ingeiduloigten ibre slnitrenglln.
gen perooppeIt, Inn Die perihpunoe.
men 9rieie. Die i'm Sale oes slnariiis
bon Gillian @rabam uno gtbeI Con.
rao auf ben WiaionGr Stofes cine
10 berporragenoe Hoae ipielen. nod
alif5uiinben.
am EienStag ioQ Die gntiheioung
erioIaen, Of Die beioen irlnsen 8iinit.
lerinnen negen Worbueriuhs on
Dem reiden SoteIbeiiter ben 8rob,
geihporenen 81 iiberpeilen iino.
Dine oieie 9rieie beiinoet iif Die
gerteioignng Der Wdbden in iiblcr
Sage. Sic ge6eu 81, aui Stofes &c.
idoiien 81 baben bebaupten jeoo6.
oaB Die llmit1nbe Die nit Silie oieier
grieie entbiiat peroen iollen, Den
Ingriff re6tiertigten.
Euli5cifom,niiiGr iutereiiiert.
Ter SuperintenDent oes 8obn.
bauies, in Dem iib Die S6ieberei er.
eignete, lit Dor ben 8oli3eifommtiidr
@aIoo 0eInoen porben. Gieier lit an
Dem Sale iutereiiiert. neil Die De.
ihuloigung erboben ipuroe, bai3 feline
9eonten oem Eripatoeteftio Stofes
geitatteteu, 6rdltlein @rabam's Gin.
mer 5u burdiu6en uno Elm 9iinocl
9rieip in 8eaeuport Ser it0btiihen
8eheimpoIi5iiten an iih 81 nebnen.
Gie glngeihuloigten erfl6ren, oaB bte
bereits in Gerbinounq nit Dem Safe
befannt ge9e6enen 8riefe 5uriif8e8e'
ben murbennadoent neun ODER mebr,
beren Sn6alt Stofes 81 ltnteroriifeu
ipiinihte, ans Ser San1n1lunq emf.
fernt moroen naren.
Iie 9(npGlte ser 8erteioigung bo.
ben georo6t 9lnfIoge gegen Ben 8rt.
patoeteftip bon StofeS 81 erbe6en,
nelder auf Dem 3eueenItan0e 5uge.
geben bnt, oaB er Die 9rieie entfern-
te. S6 0ieie 9lnfIage auf 8ie6itahl
ODER bie Undertaking bon 9etpeis.
material laltten miro, lit nod niht
en.ihieoen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Job Printing
THE REPORTER AND FARMER.
Making Sure.

"Johnniew
"Yes'mY
"Why are you sitting on that boys
faceY'
"Why. r.
did not tell you to always count
a hundred before you gave way to pas.
sion and struck another boyT'
"Yes'm. and I'm doin' it; I'm just
sittin' on his face so he'll be here
when I'm done countin' the hundred"
Houston Post.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Notice to Creditors
June % VA

Estate of Thomas Cloyd deceased. ~
Notice is hereby given By the under
signed executors of the estate of Thomas
Cloyd. deceased, tothe creditors of,7 and n
deceased, to exhibit them. (ygith the nee
essary vouchers within six months after
the first pubiicatotI Of this notice, ) to his1c
executors, John Il. Cloyd. and Josephine
r. Cloyd, of Webster, Day County 5. ID.
Dated at Webster. South Dakota, June ~
18th, 1911.
mIB ada John e! C@oydiS SitWs be
~ ,yro josephine EaCIoyd, 9,ff
~, III Executors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Lucky Dnn

"My wife Is excessively fond of her
poodle. Actually. I'm beginning to
look on 1t as sort of rival to me-"
"Say, you're lucky. I'm only sort
Of a rival to my wife's poodle
sas City Times. ~, - y,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Notice, of Application for Letters of, !
Administration. rs III 4s..-

heoAdmInistratiOn. "a ~ ds,cesd
June l5-4w 49, 3
State OF South tn Dakota, s IN 1870
County Of Day go1 n.yo fCOURr sfyow
In 1.-The the rnattero the estate Of Frank sears, AMI
3 Notice of time of proving WIN R"oq bna
: The State of South Dakota sends greet VISA
ing to- Alice Sears, Barnabus Sears
Evelyn Lucille Sears, Mary Alice O'Reagan
Nm. w. Sears. Frank Seilrs ind Madeline
Weus, heirs and, next OF kin. OF Prank
Sears, and to all others whom il NAV con-
Germ that IN IN rsunce OF an order Of safd soil9y
court court mage on the Stn, day ef June l9it paYe
day Of July, A. d isii at Zen ,te ]ps h -, asn
OF said day at the COURT housein tile.CitygrT'
OF webster, in the County OF Day. Sta e, Of ~ -
south Dakota, have been ppoiffted as the ~
time and place for proving the will of
saiu Frank Sears, and for hearing the
application of AlifH fSenrs,5 executrix
named in said will for the Issuance to her.nvps "a
Of letters OF administration and at said -
time any person Interested fiiay nppear H.
and contest the same nF-,--sx ..gg.s
witness the Hon. Sherman M. Duggari, ~. Te
sjudge Of the conntysrourf hniIs tie seHfuHN NJ
81 sala court, .this Sth dayypf Junelx.xlss
Il a. D.191I, 1t his 9office IN fha civ 81 =,
coufatyot Day state OF sduta eo1 xok
(sEALl = '""s Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13

atgesJ June l2-4ss4 i9'H bh 99 gla5
State of South Dakota,L -+a4r adt rs b.,ao1
sdCountya0f Day. 1olt meii1 Hs.aRt5sil saf
II t,,a ~ - az, Eenfnty coprtsssi9
Maynard, deceased. lonies It 0ssFH yIoY
si aoeife T. hefeRy X Gtysn 6y the under
estate of George S. Maynard. deceased, to ai 50
the creditors Of and all PERSONS having
si,s% Vim the 2Sss$ss b z ssasss UD7
within six months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, TO the said executor at
her home in Waubay, in the Cnlnity OF nstnt
Day, South Dakota.
Dated at Webster, 8. D., June II 1911.
-sNt ts+-Y Frances Maynard, ~ s-e fff,rT
fQirg Executor of the estate OF George S.
20 Maynard. deceased n "a y II 1esd
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13
Die Aufolune
0rs OfItrufs.
SpOlf WGnncr baben Die id)cinbar
ansiihtsluie gnfsabc selOit.
Bekanntsabr Ors Refnltats
in mrnisen Ga9en.
Nufefellcr nabm on ben glrbcitcn
fat gar fcinen glnteil.
&c e 10 OFF, 10. SuIi.

Set Der cpo6emaheroen grtibei'
Dung bes @uuoeS-Obergeri6ts gegen
bie Stanooro Sel.8eieai6aft bonn
10, Wai baben 5luoIf WGnner oil Der
2oiung elmer 9Iufgabe gearbeitet, Die
anideinenb uniiberlpinolibe S6luie-
rigfeiten BOT. GS galt cine sln5abl
bon 8eielli6aitcn nit einem 8eiamt-
fapitol bon S600,000,000, rpelfe Ell.
men gigontiihen Srliit biloetcn, in ei'
ne @eieli6aft 81 peretnigen. Gie es
beiBt, lit aber Die gIitfgabe gellrgen,
uno Der 9teorganiiationspla ioll bin.
men fur5er 3eit befannt gegeben Der.
Sen.
Die WGlncr, tpel6e bieS 5uItonoe
gebraGt baben, iino: Sobu 9. glr6'
bolo, Charles sc. Bratt, Sliper s..
Same, Senrp 30. Slagler, @iaiom
93odefeQer, 6. SO. Sarfneb, Sames
q. Wtoifett. 6. E. 9eoforb, 8alter
Servings, q. 6. BEDFORD, $. 6. Sol.
gerSr., 6. s, Grafe, 50. s. Sea5le.
Die bcmGltigtcu Sdmierisfeiten.
Die Stanooro SeI.@eieaIdaft be.
Itanb aus ann6bernb bltnbert Silfs.
oraaniiotipnen. Girige beriel6en tat.
ten nur penigc bunbert Dollars SEA.
pital, an0ere WiiQionen. 0teie Be-
| itGnoe ouf sic 9(ftion6re Der nit
$tO0,O00.000 fapitaliiierten Stano-
pro Get-@eieQi6aft bon SEEM Seriep
su perteilen, tpar cine bel tpeitem
| groBere glufgnbe, als eS ben sln'
| Thein babcn mag, benn pent Der itr.
! Ipriingli6e 8lon, Die @eieaihaft IN
feds glbteiluueen 81 trennen, altfge'
aeben tuurbe, Inn bafiir mebrere Out.
8eno ginbeiten su i6offen, mrbte ie'
Ser glftionGr prJ rata ieinen 9lilteil
erbalten.
6eielid)aft blcibt intaft.
Cine meitere Shpierigfeit bot Die
| gteuoronung Der Ginge IN lteberein.
| Itimmlng nit oen 8eieben Bel SoSt-
| taft6aItllng Ser otgenblidliden Ser.
treter Ser 9eItanoe iorpie Die Son.
| trpQe ser EruitS. Inter BEN @eItdr.
ben befaroen ij1 cine Stammr0bren.
/ leitung, Somnlelbebdlter in Ben Ser
einigteu Staaten nit 100000
@oQonen Del, 10000 Sanfpagen
uno 5000 ganfitationen.
8ar barilm oie REORGANIZATION oil
| iid) cine ihmere Sahe, 10 par es OILS
elm @unoer 81 betradteii, bab Sic
9ireftoren 81, einem enogiiltigen giln-
| Itigen grgebniiie famen, uno oab Die
@erfiinoigrng oesielben beporltebt.
Dime Stockholders Silfe.
cyntereIIant an Ser So9e lit oud,
| boB eSobn 9. GoGefeaer, Der Brd.t.
bent uno Souptaftion1r crit Die
Bureaus ser @eieqi6aft aufiu6tc,
radoem ole ibpierige Neorgatl:ia.
tionS lr6ett poIlenoet mar. Grit us
oie tGtigen 9ireftoreu melbeten, boi'
iie fertis 5umd geritt1 ieiett,a beea6
| Iid 9fodefeaer, Der in aebn Sabr I
iid, fanm aeiii guse,so 9ldaim Sailpt'
gureou batte ietc.. lniiea, oortbi.l.
nm oie lebte Sane .an5ulegen i,no
| bem @erfeD ben Ssetttpel Der @eneH
miqunq afifsmor iden.g1o leiefs1bai I
'''1" - 3 nSfs =fmm09 a51smm05 s1a5
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-07-13

He has not learned the lesson OF life
)ao does not every day surrnount a
fear.-Emerson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-03
MANAGER CLIFF RETURNS.
Attended Big Meeting of GrinneIl
Bros Agency Directors.

Manager j. w. Clife of the Han
cock and Calumet branches of the
Grinnell Brothers music house, has re-
turned from Detroit, where he attend
ed the annual gathering of managers
Of branch agencies of the firm, held
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Cliffe and on the re-
turn trip made a brief stay at Tray
erse city. He reports a very pleasant
trip and a large and enthusiastic gath
ering Of managers. there. being a
larger attendance than at any previous
annual convention, as result of the
establishment of new agencies during
the year. one feature OF the conven-
ton was the banquet rendered by the
Grinnell Brothers, at which A. H.
Jose, one of the Oldest employees of the
firm acted as toastmaster and made
an address of welcome to which Mr.
Cliffe responded on behalf of the as
sembled managers. A theater party
was another feature of entertainment
and business sessions occupied most
of the remaining time. The reports
made by the various managers show
ed the past year TO have been the most
successful i'm the history of the firm
all the agencies having done a very
gratifying business. The only COM
plant Mr.. Cliffe has to offer is the
poor passenger Accommodations be-
tween the copper country and lower
Michigan. sleeping car passengers be-
ing obliged at one point to transfer to
another car at 3 o'clock i'm the morn
ing. But for his having to stop over
at Traverse City, Mr.. Cliffe would
have returned by way of Chicago, and
he thinks it would be to the advantage
of Detroit business men to take up and
agitate the question of better service
between the copper country and De-
troit
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-03
Hancock Department
HANCOCK BRIEFS
; !. :. :: :. =. !, : %%s.*| : = !. = 80 :

Mrs. George widmaier has returned
from a visit TO Kokomo. Indiana
where she was called recently on ae-
count OF the illness of her mother.
Z. j. Livingstone, agent of the Cop
per Range railroad at Hancock, has
returned from an extended trip 10
California, Oregon ana other Pacific
points.
\ meeting OF the Italian Citizens
League will be held next Sunday af-
ternoon at the Kauth hall, at which a
number of new members viii be re-
ceived.
The local Methodist ministers will
attend the regular monthly meeting
of the Copper Country Methodists
Preachers association To be held next
Monday at Lake Linden.
The two basket ball teams of the
Hancock high school will engage in a
contest with the Lake Linden high
school boys and girls teams at the
Germania han in this city tonight.
snow pillow of the street railway
company ran off the track near the
Baptist church yesterday afternoon,
blocking traffic. for about hale an
hour until hauled back on the rails by
a repair car.
The funeral of the late Dennis Sui
Ivan, whose death occurred yesterday
morning, will be held Saturday morn
ing from St. Patrck's church. Inter-
ment will be i'm the old Hancock ceme-
terry.
The Lodge of Kyetyes," farce re-
Gently given by the quincy Junior
Temple of Honor at the Quincy hall is
to be produced at Painesdale on March
is, for the benefit of the Junior Tenn
pie OF that place.
\ consignment of the free garden
seeds was received yesterday by Post
master c. f. Rogers from Congress-
man, II. o. Young, and will be distrib-
uted to farmers and others who may
be able to make use of them. The
seeds consisted of corn. lettuce. onions,
radishes and parsley.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-03
JACXOIA SAYS SUFFRAGE
IS SUCCESS IN fINl And

DR. John Jackola. formerly of Han
cock. who has just returned to this
country from a visit to Finland, seems
TO be taking quite prominent part In
the campaign for woman suffrage.
This week. DR.. Jackola addressed the
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage asro-
citation at a meeting held in Boston
and spoke as follows;
1t is the height Of absurdity to give
tho right to vote 10 all except the in
ano. idiots, children and women. It
S very strarge that I'm this land OF the
free women have no equal right with
men, while i'm Finland women vote and
are members of parliament.
1T is claimed that II women were
placed among men and affairs they
would become estranged from the aim
of their natural vocation; they would
lose the ideas OF their life work. In
Finland we have the spectacle of the
complete removal of the political dis
abilities of women. Nest of these wo-
men are past 40 years of age; those
that are blessed with maternity have
children already OF school age who
do not need constant care. The du-
ties Of these women do not entail
great change IN home relations.
Political equality has not disrupted
domestic happiness. hut has tended to
cement the ties OF matrimony. The
active participation of both men and
women i'm all the interests of life has
perfected the combinations of the ele-
ments Of family by multiplying the
bonds Of union.
I'VE see that it is only the excep-
floral woman who wants TO become a
lawmaker, but given the opportunity
almost without exception, women want
to vote. They do not want TO occupy
the throne; they only want TO be the
power behind the throne. They want
TO sec the world moving i'm the direc-
ton which to them seems right. and
the ballot box is the lever of Archi-
medcs'