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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
Otto @berlin, ser eigentbiimer

Otto @berlin, ser Gigentbiimer
Der nSermanlr 8ottliirg @orfs", err.
lailbt iid hermit ieinen gcebrten
alnr0en, ionic Dem Yitbliflm i'm
augemeinelb mit8utbeilen, oaB er
Die Ggelltur fin 6as %beriibmte, Ser.
olpioa Natllral @eDicinal Spring
@ater1, BON Snnta Barbara, Glal.,
iibernGnmieB Dot. 9ieies @aiier lit
Der @eiuno9eit iebr 5rtrGgfih nrto
bot feline beilfrdftigelt @igeniddften
if,on iet ldtpgerer Belt gars beiou.
oers beiudbrt in alien &ranfbeifen
oes 9luts Der Rierer, Der 8lufe,
DEG MtogenS utuo Der Sober.
Sbiges 8aiier tpirb perfauft utpo
|abgeliefert bel Der ~ein5elren Slaide.
ooer aid per aiite bon 1 9llb. IIar
fhei. -Gbone $50. 100.
Starb ant Sonntag @adpmittaa,
ben 30. .. 3D., I'M Berger, SSsobn Go
min I6pIf MeDer, S0btden BON
Sotrp Y. Meper uno @ottin Zach.
gepcrnanitD, int 5orten Sitter bon 2
Mionaten urt6 II 5ageil. Die ge.
crSiguirg fait6 itott am 9iemstaa,
Inn II l1br gormittags, auf Dem
5rie6bof lit Big Berger, inter Sci.
tilng BON Goitor @ottldb &ii6erer.
6olganoe I~ngeb6rige betrnuerp ib.
rem berbem @erIlrit: Softer, Mittter,
flint gmiOer, fiinf SfiueiteriR @roB.
mltter Meper, BON 9oeliff Greet,
lfto @roBrnlltter @epernnaiplb bon
Sermontl.
6reie Cypress ; gblicfcrnng.
IS toitet Gud ipeltiger eireu 9of
Ter per Cypress nod Ser Sto6t All
ieiben, ais tpie ais @epGf; 5. B..
wenn innerbalb Der @ren8eit ser
freien Iblieferiltg. Gitit inns uitf
per N1one iulo ipir werbep Dem Or
press.Wa an, ieuoen Inn Gnrcn &of.
fer ab5ubolen. &leine Senonngen
bon 8ooren foften per Cypress noe.
niger ais tpenn Dieielber per Srodt,
perianbt tperoen. Mair perjnd)e es
cinnul.
@eqs, Sargo & 60,
Cypress.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

-Sarriion un6 @ictor &ueoiger
befinoen iid Oieie 8oe, ~beiudstpeiie,
befinoen iidl oieie ISOLDE, beindsrpei.
lie in ct. Souis.
-@m. s. 8oeing ufto 5amilie,
uoit ct. 2oiiis, befinben iid oieie
&ode bier, allf 8eiudl BEL Gerpano.
ten itpo Sreintoen. Serr 8oeinq lit
Elm friiberer @iniupbitcr BON Ser
malln; er i%tattete oiib atips eiilen
gaiudJ ab liito eritelerte iein gbop
nertent mtf bas 8olfSbIatt.
Den 8rennoen ,inieres natipa,a.
len SpieIs miro iest ,pie6er Elm
grober 8ealB geboten in6em ittpie.
re ygops@ bonn 8etens 9. g.. Glib,
iid init Dem GuBert tiiftieen
8opS's 9. 50. Club, ipeId,ar BON CT.
Soitis bierber gefpmmeit lit, in
6rei 8ettipielen meiIem mer6en. Die.
ie SpieIe iperoen itattfinber a11t
Somstog, Sonntag unb ou MSor-
dag, alto ON 9. 8. unb A. September
IS lit baber 3it ertparteit Dob oie
6relnoe be& Spiels iotuie aipd) bas
Eitblifim inn Illgetneinelt, redt
5aDlrei6 eridetner miro, Inn oie
.Spieler otfj pefumidr 51r rntertiis-
en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

6rau s. IS. Galmer unS Cod.
ter, Don ct. 2o1lis, befir0eu iib 3ltr
3eit bier aitf 9eird BEL ser Somi.
lie BON 6ranf 8eefman un6 Satin.
Robt. Slnb6ouien, BON ct.
Souls. befailo itdy gfnfalgs oieier
ISOLDE bier in 6eiddftsangelegen-
beiten.
6ron s. 6. 9aedcr unb 9odp
Ter, BON 8irit Greet, heiarb iid) an
Montdg bier airf Der 9iirdreiie itadl
ct. 2ouis.
s5rnu ellie @ibtportb, bon
PHILADELPHIA, neiIt bieicn CONNER
bier BEL gertpan6ter nnb Sreun.
ocn.
SRI. Sc Celia Odsner, peld1c
fp1brelro oieies Sonmiers in ltniofL
Wto, iuar, febrte atn porigen Sreitag
bicrber 5uriid.
-8apiS 81. 8ugb, in @ascouaoe,
bat ieinen aaltfloSen, iue9en oit6ait.
ernber 8%ranfbeit. on &obert Stem.
pei pertallft.
-Srau Matbiloe S6neu, peId)e
lett me6reren @oden BEL ibrer God.
ter, in airfipoob, 500, gum geftd
gepeien mar. lit pieoer bier einge.
troffen.
SRI. @oitb &oopnann, BON ct.
2ouis, befano itb anl p~ergalgenen
Samstag i,rtb an Sonntog bier, oitf
8eIiid bel ibrem @ltern, Sobn Scoop.
mann lnto Satin.
Srls. Ilma mo Naegie Gdueb
DON Union, Mo. ntto Com. SempeI.
mann, pon SpenspiIe, befanoen Iid
5t anfaitg oicier @ode bier, qlnt
Der SpdSeit bon SRI. St6a 6.
Sd1teb bei3iipobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

@inton Touring Gar.
5rie uno Scnrp gienmonn, Dor
@erolo. poren mebrere Sage al arp-
iang 0ieicr ISOLDE bier, in @eif1f.
ten anf Dem RadlnlienidoTts@ e
ridt.
pie Streden. siufieber Slider
uro tSofrnann hdben lett Sfpei $40.
naten oic gufiidyt iiber 6en @an Ser
nellem Seitenaeleiic DER Wio. 9ac.
8abrt, bel Sefferion Gitp.
-&idter Gabia, BON &oiebub, be.
iarS lid, an MonHag uno am 9iens.
tag 6ieier @od,e bier i'm uniere nit.
te, IN @eidSaften auf Dem Haflaf
ieni6oits @eridt.
Clos. 8irfel, bon ct. 2ouis,
mar ant festep Samstag bier aif
9eiith bel ieinen GIterih Sranf Sir.
tel uro Satin. ionic anberen Ser.
man0ten.
Scnrp Gloirs, bor Coles Greet,
reifte arn letten Snmstag nadJ Bar.
teIio, Sas., Inn Die 9ebrenteIle at.
5irtreten, tpeld)c er ait Ser Sortigen
SfIuIe iibernommen bat.
SRI. &oia 8nneit, tpeIfe iid
uiteefdbr ad,t @oden, beiufsipaiie,
bier bel ibpen gnaeb6rigeir auf6iclt,
reiite 5u Itfnita Der porigen ISOLDE
mieber nod Ct. 2ouis.
-@eor9 Stolnpeper, BON Sreoe-
ridsburg, mar am Samsto9 rn0 am
Sonntog bier iin Die SitbeIfcier nit.
5imaden, iito mar Der @aft bon On
fel rnnb Sante, Srib Gang uno Sat.
till.
-Soltis Starf unb 5afniIie, 10.
mie olt6 g.. q. Starf uno s.. 6.
Sbilipps, iGmmtlifl BON ct. 9oiliS,
tpafen oieier 9oge per glntomobil
6tgr Elm.
Sri. 2llIu Gutter, tpeId5e lire
6erien bel bieiiaen @ertpanoten mo
6reru1ben perfebte, rciite ain Der.
galpgencn Sonittag nod ct. 2oltis
3itriif.
G5as. aimn1el nlto 0eiien Spbn
Srib moret 5lt gtrfaitg oieier ISOLDE
IN YenoGeton, 800, nlf 8eiltd bel
Safe aimmeI. riltcll 8ruoer BON
GhoS. &immel.
&idter 9reuer miro fpabreno
Der fonmenbeit ISOLDE i'm California,
DO. oil Stele bon &idter @iI.
lions. ben Serntin 6es 6ortigcn
&reisgerdJits obbaItelt.
Sri. giola @al3, bon Union,
Mo., peilt 9egentpdrtig bier altf
9eiitd), bel Der SnmiIie bo1r Sbco.
8naf, Sr,. ionic an6eren 9erpanb.
rem.
Sri. gnilic GttmucGer, bon
Sefferfon GitD. pelbe ais grinsipa-
lin Der 0ortigen SoddfuIe funairt,
befano iidl bier ani einen mebrtaai.
GER gettd bel 6nlmbep uith @e.
fainter.
-Senrp s. Slider, bon Gotsoam,
iid) 5i slnfalg oieier @odya
bier, in @eidtiften altf Dem Nodr
laiiemifafts-@ eridt, nlro fprod audi
bei inns Dor, sltr grneiterilng feincs
announcements aif oas 8oIfs6latt.
SRI. Selmenbah bon @eraer,
NOR am @itttpoh bier in Scr gfoot
ltlto bee6rte aud inns nit eiiem ge-
llpdl bcbufs grileueritr1g bes 9lbous
ilettertS airf OaS 8olfsblatt, fir if.
rem grlber, &obert SeImen6a@.
Sri, 2aura Sosfer, Snlpt.@i-
.iiitenoin I'M 8epartemcllt Ser Shots
Sotel Snipeftion, ipeId,c iif bier bel
tbrer 6reurhim SRI. Sitanito @rof.
airf 8aillh befun6en bot, raiIte oni
ieeten Sonrttag pieoer nod Setter.
ION Gitp.
llatter Den pieIen @eiitdem pom
Otorrlom, ain leetcn Smnstag, be.
liertten mir under amoeren audi sic
tolgelloen: 6rib Somne ltlba Sat.
tin, @iit. 8iele nttS @attin, 2olris
Sei6ner utb6 Satin, Srib Gontoa
lno @nttiit, 8ete 3ltbroiaet um6
@ottilb Com, Sumnert mus @at-
tin. 6nnn Or. Gangbea &irpiI Ge-
Defer, gret Sbomas, Marttr Sdlnei.
Der, Sranf Sdneioer, Ssfar Sdnef,
fer nno Sio. atfininn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
Scirat6s eissnisn.

Setru a.. gaeder, Sermnnit SO
Srlio ". Mottloif. @errlalin q
Ng5ert 9. @pbIt, Sernldnn8 %
aNa o. Sdues. Sernpatrr %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

pic Streden.sfuheber Slider
limo SofFnann hoben lett Slpei @o.
iiaten 0ic Iufiidyt ifber oen gan Der
rlelren Seitenaeleiic DER Mlo. 9nc.
@abn, bel Sefferion Gitp.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Stains.

Stains.
In using gasoline. naphtha or ben
zine as a cleaning fluid. il is invariab-
~ found that after the removal of the
stain there is ring of discoloration
marking the spot. The following are
some good hints 10 prevent this:
The fabric should be cleaned with a
piece of the same goods. rub the cloth
lengthwise and with the weave. Con-
tinue rubbing until the material Is
perfectly dry.
If these directions are carefully fol-
lowed. perfect success will he in
sured.
To remove ink from wash goods,
soak the stained part i'm buttermilk.
This win remove any color of ink, and
Nill snot.injure the finest fabric. But
termilk used as beverage is an eX-
cellent blood purifier, and as a wash
whitens the skin
To insure straight edges along lin
ems and damasks, always draw a
thread In cutting. After being washed
table linens cut in this way will fold
perfectly even and straight.
After splitting hot grease on the floor
dash cold water over II Immediately 10
harden it, which viii prevent soaking
into the boards.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
This IS MY 42nd BIRTHDAY"

William $. Kenyon. the successor Of
the late Jonathan l.. Dolliver as
United States senator from Iowa, was
born in Elyria. O.. June 10, 1863 and
received his education at Grinnell Col
lege. In Iowa. He was admitted To the
bar following his graduation, and
shortly after was elected public prose
cutor of Webster county. Iowa. He
was Judge of the Eleventh Iowa Judi
cial District until 1908. when he was
appointed attorney for the Illinois
Central railroad. In 1907 he was made
general counsel OF that company. with
Offices in Chicago. and served in that
capacity until 1910. when he was ap-
pointed assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral of the United States. In this
position he prosecuted Government
cases with such vigor and pertinacity
that he became widely known as the
trust buster" Senator Kenyon's
home is in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
CALUMET man IS REELECTED
TREASURER OF STATE ElKS
c. &. L. THOMAS AGAIN HoNoRED
AT TRAVERSE CITY.
STATE CONVENTION OF ORDER is
A BIG SUCCESS.

Grand Rapids lodge, No. As, won the
ritualistic contest in competition with
Port Huron and Mt Pleasant lodges
at the Elks' state convention at Trav-
erse city.
The contest was close and the work
the finest ever seen i'm an Elks' con-
Vention.
The percentages: Grand Rapids,
9Sk: Port Huron and Mt Pleasant, 80
each.
Traverse city was hled with Elks
and the parade was the finest ever
seen at an Elks' reunion.
In the closing address President
Lowne stated that il was the most
successful convention ever held by the
association and commended the TRAY
erse City plan OF turning the club
rooms over to the ladies'. instead Of
using them for the purpose of dis
pensing the liquid refreshments which
has been the case with most reunions
ina the past. Last night the delegates
We're entertained with a beefsteak sup
per on the shores of East bay. being
taken out in automobiles. The fire.
works program given on the banks Of
Boardman river was viewed by thou
sands from Hannah park. among the
features being colored portraits of
August Hermann, grand exalted ruler,
Governor Osborn and Mayor Wilhelm.
A large number of ladies attended the
reunion and were well entertained by
the ladies' local reception committee,
reception being given them by the
ladies of the city at the Wequeston-
! ing club house on the bay shore.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the state association
of Elks:
! President George G.. Covell. Traverse
City. first vice president, William ~.
Bryar, Dowagiac; second vice presi-
dent David $. Uhl, Grand Rapids;
third vice president, T.. J.. Rose, Pc
toskey: chaplain. John Gibson, Port
Huron; treasurer. c. r.. l.. Thomas,
Calumet. secretary. l.. t. Williams,
Detroit: doorkeeper w f.. Hemmeter,
Saginaw; sergeant -at-arms Henry
Smith, Traverse City; trustee for three
years. T.. l.. Rose. Petoskey.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
NOTABLE PRESENTATION
OF SHAKtSPfARIAN PLAY
FREDERICK WARDE AND CON-
PANY DELIGHT BIG AUDIENCE.
SON OF GREAT ACTOR MAKES
MANY FRIENDS.

Shakespcare's historical tragedy,
Julius Caesar" was admirably pre-
scented by Frederick Warde, his son,
Ernest Warde, and "A capable company
before large audience at the Calu-
met theater last evening, the event
being the most notable offering from
this well known playwright i'm recent
years. Though Frederick Warde's
fame has been established for years
he never appeared To better advantage
i'm Calumet than last evening, and
Ernest Wardc shared honors with
his father making many friends on
this his first appearance here.
Warde's Interpretation of the part
of Brutus is above criticism and his
voice has lost none of it's expressive
ness. Tnrough the many scenes from
the instigatiOn OF the conspiracy
in the last act, Warde reveals the
thoughts and feelings of the noble
Roman.
Ernest Wardc's appearance suits
the part of Cassius. and his reading
of the lines of the immortal Shakes
peare is excellent. His art is almost
equal to that of Frederick Warde
himself
The part of jules Cao sar was taken
by Arthur Hohl. and that of Marc
Anthony by Edward Doize Casc7
was portrayed by John Burke. The
women i'm the company, Miss Rat
cliff as Lucius, servant ,.of Brutus
Miss Frederick Going as Calpmrnia
wife of Caesar. and Miss Helen Hill
ton as Portia. wife of Brutus added
strength to the east and the minor
roles were acceptably filled.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10

MAR0UETTE-After being out
twenty-four hours. the jury i'm the
condemnation suit brought by the
Lake Superior a lshpeming Railroad
company against property owners near
Negaunee returned verdict Friday
afternoon. The jury allowed the de
PENDANTS ia the suit $500 for the EGO
acres to be taken over by the rail-
road company for a right of way
from the main track TO the Negaunee
mine, which is considered a liberal
settlement and is more than the rail-
road company had offered to pay.
This case was the longest drawn
out condemnation suit tried i'm this
city i'm several years. II began last
week Thursday and continued until
late wednesday afternoon, when II
went To the jury The railroad com
pony was unable To purchase three
small parcels of land that IL needed
for the right of way one of wnich
is known as the Martel land, another
belongs To MIR. Markedly and the
third Is owned by the Barasa family
all well known residents of Negaunec.
Mr. Markedly offered to sell the right
of way through his property for $500
and the company offered him $3.50
The Rarasa family put no price on
taeir land.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
cIesnina White Chip Hats.

AN that is necessary for cleaning
white chip hats or bonnets is a basin
of lukewarm soapy water and soft
nailbrush. After they have been
scrubbed, rinse in plenty of cold wa
ter.
If the color has been faded by the
sun, take bath or basin that Will
of sorrel i'm the basin, add enough hot
water to cover the hat. immense the
latter. holding it down so that 1t re-
mains under water. Let II remain In
the basin for about FIVE minutes and
then dry. II when perfectly dry it is
not quite stiff enough. brush II over
with parchment size or white of egg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
EcCANARA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business
mons ASSOCIATE y" has sent out invi-
tations to q big home coming to be
conducted i'm connection with that city's
Fourth of July celebration, Monday,
July 3. will be spent i'm welcoming
the old timers who recollect the Sandy
city when Tiden avenue was the
western verge of civilization, and
stulfing them up with prime roast
veal and decisions that Escanaba will
win the pennant of the Marquette
Delta County Baseball league. Both
days will be celebrations of the ante
bellum variety Five thousand dollars
has been raised 10 defray the cost
of the proceeding and something doing
everywhere is guaranteed. Both days
will have races. games, and several
brass bands i'm operation under one
canopy All the business houses. So
citiec. automobiles. etc, are expected
10 figure IN the parade. In short,
while Teddy will not figure in the
Jubilee the forty-eight hours will be
strenuous enough to win MS ardent
approval.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
MahoaanY Stain.

A useful mahogany stain is prepared
by boiling together eight ounces of
madden and two of logwood chips In a
gallon of water The surface of the
wood must be thoroughly dry and per-
fectly evened by brisk rubbing with
sandpaper before the stain, which
must be applied hot, Is used
when the stain is perfectly dry,
brush it over with a weak solution of
pearlash Cone drachm To a pint of wa
ter Is sufficienD. and allow To dry
again before polishing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10

of friends called to extend their con-
gratulations.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dushane are the first
couple who were married I'm Ncgaunee
To celebrated their golden wedding
here. Both of them located I'm the
city about ffty-three years ago and
their marriage was one of the first
that took place i'm NePaunee. Mr.
Dushane is "A native of Canada. having
been born near Windsor. ana MIS-
Dushane was born In Berlin. Ger
many. The latter was "A sister of tao
late Mr.. John Butcher of Negaunee
who, with his family, located there a
short ime before Mr.. Dushane cam,
TO Negaunee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10

ST. iGNACE-After a continuous
service of t,irty years, ever since
October. 1881. Thomas Gleason of ST
Ignace has served his connection with
the Duluth. South Shore n Atlantic
railroad. He helped erect the arch
under which the first train ran over
the road into Marquette. Mr., Gleason
mas been engaged on construction
work and as road masters clerk. track
foreman and assistant and receiving
roadmaster. For three years and three
months he was track foreman IN the
Marquette yards. nine months at the
500 and the past twenty two years
at St Ignace. Since the early nine
ties. Mr. Gleason on several occas-
ions had been offered and had de-
clined the position of roadmaster. His
long period of active labors has
earned him Il rest which he will en-
10Y. engaging possibly in some light
employment that will be free from
the weighty responsibility attached to
extensive trackage care. Mr.. Gleason
is succeeded as track foreman at 81.
Ienace by q. w. Gustafson, trans
ferred from Newbcrry
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
To Clean White Paint.

Put one square inch of glue into a
Jar with Just a little warm water and
place on side of stove To melt Then
pour il into nearly a pailful of hot
water. and with piece of flannel COM
mence washing paint Rinse with cold
water and dry with soft cloth. 1t viii
be found that the paint needs no hard
rubbing. and will give a nice polish to
the paint.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
kALAMAzoo-Kalamazoo =,

kALAMAZOO-Kalamazoo officers
We're notified of the arrest in St
Thomas, Ont. of 1S-year- old Carl
DeyOe. wanted here for the alleged
theft of $50 from the T. l.. Abbey
Chemical company. Deyoe was sent
to one of the banks with check for
$50. He failed To return with the
cash. The boy has served time in
prison for minor offenses. A warrant
charging grand larceny has been is
sued for him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
GLADSTONE-Travel;ng

GLADS TONE-TraVeIlng across
ocean and land to join the man of
her choice, Miss Anna Nilsson arrived
I'm CHA ls:one from AlhaE, Denmark,
and at once became the bride of AXel
frank OF that city. TIE conple Were
swcetaear:s i'm Denmark. ana before
the groom to-be left his native land
the couple 20 p!lshted their troth.
the Young man canc Greet u Delta
county and located in Gladstone.
where he found work. Some weeks
ago he sent wcrd 10 his bride to-b be
to join him, and thcy now are happily
welded
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10

EGAUNEE-Friday was the fifieth
anniversary of the marriage of Frank
Dushane and wife. VINO are now among
Negaunee's Oldest residents. lac
event was not observed In a formal
way. but the relatives of the old peo-
pie living i'm the city and number
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
HosKINo ELECTRIC CO.

Agents for the New Columbia Mm
tiple Battery. The newest and bes
ON the market for ignition purposes
Either for automobile or gasolii''
boats Try one and be convinced.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
GRAND UNION TEA CO.

Beginning Saturday May goth w
will give pretty Berry dish with on'
pound OF our 30 cent coffee. Also a G
at. white enameled pudding pan with
one pound OF Baking powder.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
kALAMAzoo-Charles Wilson wi

,KALAMAZOO-Charles Wilson viii
not secure $4,000 damages from the
city because his horse became fright
ened at whistle and ran into a tele-
phone pole. Wilson's suit was dis
missed in circuit court, Judge KNAPP
pen stating that the city is not re-
sponsible for the horse becoming
frightened Wilson alleged that the
blowing of "A whistle on an engine
used in street paving caused the acct
dent
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
CALUMET GRANITE WORKS.

Manufacturers of all kinds of granit'
and marble monuments. Cemetels
work Of any description made to order
We are agents for the famous Wiscon
sin GRANTEES. Cor. 9Th and OAK st.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-10
CLOTHES Fer MEN.

Our new spring and summer line, tn
latest novelties Of imported and domes
tic fabrics await your early consider
alton. Goods bought from us give sat
lsfaction. Bachor & Sterk, oak x 9TH.
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Upper Peninsula

dict by a majority of six i'm a small
vote. The SUM named. with the $1,000
insurance on the building recently de-
stroyed 10y fire. win give the board
of education sufficient money to erect
a substantial four room school.
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GRAND RAPiDs-when the first
jury under the state justice court law
was called i'm justice court Juror No.
13 couldn't be located. He was Carl
A. Zorn. Justice Creswell then looked
over the list. The sheriff offered a
return of service stating that Zorn
could not be found. Investigation re-
vealed that Zorn had hanged himself
April 2S.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

The wise man Is always well dresse
because he gets the best selection b
ordering early In the season. Sprint
styles now I'm, Pressing and repair
ing. Matt Chop. Phone 63J.
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a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We carry an immense line ~ fres'
meats, fish. game and oysters will
which To please our customers. Spe-
,ial attention and prompt delivery Civ.
en- To all phone orders. Phone &c.
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LIVERY AND UNDERTAKING.

Most up-to-date funeral directors
IN Calumet. Furnishings for all fun
'areful reliable drivers. Licensed enl-
balmers. Shea Bros. Phone 500.
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DuRAND-Attracted by screar

DURAND-Attracted by scream
cf agony from the Thomas woods. a
favorite rendezvous of hobos near
here, railroad man went To investi-
gate and found lying across a log. the
dead, but still warm body of poorly
dressed man of 40 years. As there
were no marks on his body to indi-
cate violence, death is attributed to
natural causes. A membership card
of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. bearing the name and address
"R. NJ. Quigley, Big Springs, Texas,
was found on the BODY.
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RED JACKET BUSINESS DIRECTORY
INSURANCE.

Fire accident and plate glass insur-
ance. Real Estate and~loans. We re-
before purchasing real estate. W. l..
Stannard, Agent. John n. Leary. Mgr.
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RYAN LIVERY g. UNDERTAKING

Most up-to-the minute service I'm
the Copper Country. We are well sup
have competent drivers. An kinds OF
funeral supplies. Phone 25
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LAKESIDE FLORAL co.

Copper Countrys largest and most
modern greenhouses. All varieties Of
towers. plants. shrubs and vines.
;eautlful floral decorations for parties.
timers. entertainments and funerals.