davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Bows S. Suits at $2.99

Adams Building-Sccond Floor
They are all wool suits too. some
with extra knickerbockcr trousers.
We have sold these ourselves as
low as $S.9S. because We want to
have the biggest boys clothing
department in New York. To-
morrow. however. they will go
to $500.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Sues for COlOred Nose.

Miss Eleanor Schoenlaub has filed suit
at st. Louis against DR.. ]. T. Pinkstar
for $4,000 damages as a result OF his
beauty doctoring.
She alleges in an effort TO s~traighten
and build up her nose he p~unctured n
blood vessel. and that the discoloration
now is much worse than the crooked
nose was.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Art Embroider ies

Adams Building-Balcony
Stamped linen centrepicces:
l2 inch regularly l2c at &c
IS 25c l3c
22 soc acc
Teneriffe lace scarfs and doylies
at half price.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Women's $1.5O Union
Suits at 98c

Both Buildings-First Floor
White. medium weight. half
wool, ankle length. long or short
sleeves, trimmed with silk.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Makes Beer IaoIess.

It will soon be possible for teetotallers
to drink beers and ales without break
ing the pledge. Chemist Overlook, in
Lcndon. has announced a process for
d~ealcoholizing malt liquors. as a result
The evening world., 1911-01-12
S1.35 Silks at 98c

Both Buildings-First Floor
5000 yards Of double width.
all-silk crepe de chine. in "A fine
assortment Of fashionable colors.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
ODDITIES IN THE NEWS
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Queer Things That Have lust Happened, Con.
densed From Press Reports In From
All Quarters. t..
queer biOI Halls Sale.

Mrs. ~9eanes'b A. Lincoln offered a bid
W soou ~ at Springfield. Mass. at
III u"p.o res sale for a two hundred
Nho hl,s.'nBee trillionth interest In a
p'ece OF pi5perty, and demanded com
s'oe,a.ion inder the rule that small bid
'srs "enJ be supplied first.
lnally de6dod On n%,stnone The sale.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
So Couch Covers at So

O'Neill Building-Fourth loor
Tapestry couch coversin Persian
striped designs. SO inches. with
fringe all the way around.
The evening world., 1911-01-12

hoiNed beverages say you can't tell the
difference In taste and appearance be-
tween them and those containing alco-
hol.
The evening world., 1911-01-12

Abbott Justes stepped itno a Chicago doorway 20
get out of a heavy downpour. when two men came
along and asked him how long they'd have to walt
for a car.
Not long. I Think replied Justes. i've been
waiting here quite n while"
Come, get under our umbrella. there's room for
us ALL" kindly invited one Of the Strangers. you
are bound TO get wet standing in that doorway"
Justes thanked them and got under the umbrella.
Then he looked into the muzzle of a pistol.
Come across with what you've got" demanded
one Of the men. Justes promptly handed over $3.50
eft him out In the rain and escaped.
OF which all beers may be made nom
,ss. i"tSxieatns' u, ,..,., ,o,,oo.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
A Break in China Prices
O'Ncill Building Basement

ONell Buldng-Basement
Handsome American porcelain, decorated with n lace
border design of gold. in open stock patterns, which means
that any article can always be replaced, are marked down
one-third.
Dinner Plates, formerly So. e5 now $3.50 dozen
Breakfast " " Sl.05 " Sl.l4
Tea Sl.G5 " CSC
Soup $l.0j " sl.l4
Patters 40 in " 4c " 27c each
Pattcrs "a in) " $l.O5 &c
Covered Vegetable Dishes 6 in) formerly 81 90 now 78c ca.
C. inD $IO5 " 6ec"
Tea Cups and Saucers, formerly $2.4 now $3.50 dozen
Coffee Cups and Saucers, " $3.50, " $3.50
Butter Dishes I" 00c 53c each
Tea Pots SOC, " 47c
Sugar Bowls CSC, " 3c
Fruit Saucers 90c, " 60c "
1898 Dinner Sets at S5.49
American porcelain, handsomely decorated, 100 pieces
to the set.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
" Wake" Was PoOIrOoni.

Detectives entered a crowded under
taking shop In "a Francisco and asked.
why so many here?'
I'VE are holding a wake for a dear
friend" one replied. When the police
found form charts and tickets and no
corpse they arrested the crowd for run
ming n patronizing a poolroom.
Lost Cash Hats Wedding.
Thu marriage of Adolf Schmidt. thirty
The evening world., 1911-01-12
SOC Photograph Frames
at 19C

Adams BuiIding-Sccond Floor
800 samples made Of heavy
ducking flannel in a great variety
Of styles.
We shall have to decline mail
and telephone orders. Those who
come must be supplied first.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
SOC Silk Stockings
at &c

Both Buildings-First Floor
Silk boots with Isle thread tops
in black. There are 200 Of them
and women love them.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
SOC 10 81 Scissors at 29c

O'Neill Building-Basement.
Too short in the blades to be
frsts. though the blades are Of TIE
best stcel and the handles are
japanncd. II the blades were u
little longer. we should sell them
at soc to ~ instead Of 2sc.
Women's So Hand Bags
at S1.59
Both Buildings-First Floor
l0-inch leather hand bags, lined
with leather, with fancy metal
frames; 10 inches wide and 8
inches deep. with an inside purse
to match.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
81 Alarm Clocks at 55c

Both Buildings-First Floor
They 60 thirty hours, have
mineral figures. and have extra
loud alarms with a lever attach
mcnt so you a stop oil the alarm
il it rings too long.
The evening world., 1911-01-12
Girls $2.25 Dresses
at S1.75

ONeill Building-Third Floor
One-piece dresses and sailor
suit effect in n good assortment Of
plaids and plain colored wooden
cloths. trimmed with braids. all
with kilt skirts. to Il year sizes
The evening world., 1911-01-12
The Garden Tea Room

Serves only the finest quality of food, and serves il so
delightfully."- that the service as we'll as the cooking is
fast becoming famousi Yet the prices are fair.
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ScEnT or The SHOOTING .-AReoW cS4oWe5
trHITSE HU5A/W IS FOOD Lt>1HLE SHOOTING. CROSSES
81

nosiia $2S,417,441 dochod z
cla w jednym roku wyniesie $Io,-
$4,000, podczas gdy wynosll
$13,673,SO1.
Konwencye W Nebrasce.
Lincoln. Neb., 26 lipca. -
Wczoraj odbyla sic tu stanowa
konwencya republikahska i po-
parla administracye Tafta. Me
kt0rym zwolennikom La Follet-
tea, ktorzy usilowali zyskac po-
parcie dla jego kandydatury no
prezydenta W roku przyszlym,
ME powiodlo sic do tego dopro-
wadzic:. ,,Insurgenci'' ME maja
tn zdolnego przyw6dzcy; ME pro-
bowali wiec nawet przeszkodzlc
poparciu administracyi Tafta.
Fremont, Ncb.. 26 lipca. - De-
mokratyczna konwencya stano-
wa. ktora sic tn odbyia, miala
przebieg spokojny wbrew wszel-
kim oczekiwaniom. Me roztrza-
sano wcale kandydatury czyjej-
kolwiek ma prezydenta W roku
przyszlym: kiedy jeden z delega-
tow wzniosl, aby mad tenn sic "a
stanowic, przewodniczacy krotko
oswiadczyl, re wniosek ME jest
ma miejscu ma TEN sic skohczy-
10. Panowala zreszta naJzupef-
nieisza harmonic, w ,,platfor-
mie' ME wspomniano ami o ma
zwisku Bryana, ami zadnej z je-
go zasad politcznych.
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dy. Ia stolen ukrytym rewol-
werem stala takze iona szynka-
RIA. De Vita zabrai pieniadze i
wychodzii kiedy padiy strzaly.
Zraniony lekko pierwszq kulq De
Vita zaczai uciekac, ale kobieta
pusciia sic "a MIN strzeliia je-
szcze kilka razy. Padi De Vita
jeden biloxi cd wyszynku. Zabrano
60 do szpitala, gdzie lekarze O.
rzekli, ze umrze.
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Agent Czarnej Reki.

J6zef De Vita, LEGACY lat 30,
rzekomy agent Czarnej Reki 20
stall wczoraj postrzelony przez
Ignacowa Sottosanta. kobleta
dowiedziala sic, re De Vita zmu-
sii ,,bartendra'' w wyszynku JeJ
mega do wydania mu pienledzy
pod grozba Smierci.
Sottosanta otrzymai kilka Ii
stow cd tego czlowieka zqda-
MEM, by zlozy} pewna sumo pie
niedzy Czarnej Rece. w ponie-
dziaiek De Vita przyszed} do wy
szynku i powiedzia}, re zamor-
duja szynkarza, jesli zadanej ST.
my ME wyplaci. Wczoraj W ME
obecnosci szynkarza przyszedi on
po pieniadze i zabrai je z szufla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
TeIegramy KTajowe'
Z Kongresu.

Waszyngton, 26 lipca. - Ma
kaukusie dcmokratow izby po-
slow, komitet drog i srodkow
przedfozyl nowoopracowana no.
wele rewizyi taryfy ma bawelnia-
ne wyroby. Obniza ona rate slo-
wa wynoszaca W taryfie Aldri-
cha-Payne'a 4S,12 procent, do
przecietnej raty 21.O6 cd sta. =
Wcdle taryfy Wilsona w r. 1894
kt0ra byia najnizsza demokraty-
czna taryfa, clio wynosilo 1916
od sta. WiekszoScia dwu trzecich
giosow ma kaukusie uchwalono
nowele te poprzec. Odbyla sic
tez dluzsza dyskusya mad tenn,
czyli izba ma pozostac ma
sesyi, azeby zajac sic jeszcze re-
wizya innych czesci taryfy, ale
ostatecznie uchwalono odczekac,
CO senat poStanowi. = Komitet
oblicza, re skoro nova taryfa
wejdzie W zycie, W przeciagu II
miesiecy importowane beda to-
wary bawelniane wartoSci $50,
163, 800, podczas gdy W ubie-
gIym roku wartoSc importowa-
nych towarow bawelnianych wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
Lagodne kary.

Nowy York, 26 lipoa. - w
procesie wytoczonym celem roz-
wiazania t. wv. trustu drutowego
rad odniosi pierwsze zwycie-
stwo. Z S3 osob oskarzonych d.
80 czerwca, jawilo sic W sadzie
81, kt0re wnioslszy o ,,nolo con-
tendere" oswiadczyly swa goto-
woSc poniesienia kary. Sedzia
zwiazkowy wyznaczy} tylko ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
Z Kanady.

Ottawa, 26 lipca. - Premier
Laurier i Rad jego postanoWili
rozwiawac parliament kanadzki,
jesli ten ME przyjmie wniosku o
wzajemnoSci celnej Kanady ze
Stanami Zjedn. Staioby sic to "a
jake diva tygodnie, W jesieni
odbyiyby sic nowe wybory.
Yarmouth, Nova Szkocya, 26
lipca. - Ma Skaiach okoio Etre-
bogue Point rozbiIa sic duza LODI
motorowa. podobno ,,Romania''
n. Yorku, a z MIA miaio zginac
pieciu ludzi.
Krotkie wiesci telegraficzne.
Paryz, 26 lipca. J. w. Gates,
milioner amerykanski, ktory O.
statnio ciezka tn przebyl choro-
be- powraca do zdrowia.
- Donosza tu, re w rzece Re-
ME, okolo granicy holenderSkiej
utonela znana aktorka paryska
panna Lontelme.
Santander, Hiszpania, 26 lip
ca. - Krol AlfonS odjechai do
Anglii ia jachcie swoim ,,Giral-
da", eskortowany przez KRAKOW
mix hiszpanski Regina Regente".
Petersburg, 26 lipca. - w
Carskiem Stole sPadi aeroplan
Slusarynkowa, awiatora uczestnl-
czacego w zawodach ma pre-
strzeni Petersburg Moskwa'
Razcm &c Slusarynkowem Je-
chal pasazer Szymahski, ktory
sic zabil; Slusarynkow odniosi
smiertelne uszkodzenia.
Chrystiania, Norwegia. 26-go
lipca. I bawiaccj tn amerykan-
skiej eskadry kadeckieJ znlkneIl
dwal kadeci, Holmes i Clifford ;
znaleziono ich jednak W Bergen
pod opieka policyi odstawiono
ma okrety; czeka ich surowa ka-
ra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26

stronie rzadu. WSrod jeneraiow
rewolucyjnych panuja ciagle wa
Snie. Amerykanski krazownik
Chester" bawi juz W porcie tu-
telszym; niemiecki Rad odko-
menderowai tn krqzownik ,,Bre-
men,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26

- Panic redaktorzc! nadeslany
rachunek cd krawca.
- Prosze mu napisac w odpo-
wiedziach cd redakcyi: ,,nieudol-
ne, banalne, styl marny, rekopis
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
Z Mexyku.

SabinaS Coachuila, 26 1ipca. -
| to odkryto spisek na zycie Ma
dery, przywodcy rewolucyi; "a
rzadzono aresztowania; robotni-
cy tutejsi strajkuja, Maderysci a.
wantury wyprawiaja; rad wy
siai tu oddziai zoinierzy dIa IL
trzymania porzadku, We wielu
miastach mexykanskich pona-
wiaja sic zaburzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
z Japonii.

Toxic. 26 lipca. = Mad mia
stem Toxic yokohama przele-
ciaI tajfun i zniszczenie spowo-
dowal wielkie, a nadto powodz,
kt6ra zalala dzielnice nizej polo
zone. Wiele statkow rybackich
zginelo'; dotychczas stwierdzono
brak okoio 100 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
SDlr Mar0kkalSkl ZaDStrZa sic.
Niemcy groza. Anglia i F ran
cya gotowe do boju!
zH SprdW dngl6ISkl6h.
Stan zdrowia Papleza.
Rewolucya ma Haiti.
N1epOkOJe w Mexyku.
TAJFUN w JAPONIL.
z Kanady.
Kr6tl<ie wiesci Telesraficzne.
Stan zdrowia Papleza.
eewolucya ma Haiti.
TAJFUN w JAPONII.
= Kanady.
Kr6tl<ie wiesci Telesraficzne.

baweiny. Konwencye
da czionkow trustu druOwegO
W NOwym YOrku. Przeprawa beczce przez
wOdOspad Niagary. = KOmpana kOeOwa winna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
HinduS PoStrzelif 0Snliu.
W przystepie obfakania strzela do przecho-
dni6w Sr6dmieSciu.
STRAJK PEDLARZY.
Zgniie jaja ich bronia. Pikietuja targowisko.
AGENT CZARNEJ REKI.
Postrzelifa go lxObieta "a pO9r6zki
przysfane pOczta mezOWi.
Process ,,sluggerow".
nIIESzcZIzSI IXALI2 NXpA lKI
AGENT CZARNEJ REK.
Process ,,sluggerow".
PoDPALIkA SIZE. NIEszCzEsLIWE WYPADKI.
Hindus postrzelii osmiu ludzi.


NJ. Husian, Hindus, podobno
byiy zolnierz angielski,, zamiesz-
kaly pod nr. 449 S. State ul., w
przystepie obiakania zaczal
strzelac karabinu na Washing
ton ulicy i zranii osmiu ludzi MIN
go policya ujela.
Kule ugodzily nastepujacych:
Florencya Hunt, lat 20, 1909
S. Fairfield ave-, kula zranila ia
w box.
Fred King, lat 10, 106 n. La
Sale ul., kula ugodzila go w no.
&c.
William Kraft, lat y, 3152 S.
Lincoln ul., kula przeszyla lewa
noge ponizej kolana i zgruchota-
la kosc.
Fred Meyers, lat 35, 1854 Ber-
wyn ave-, kula urwaia mu czeSc
iewego ucha.
Frank Balsmo, lat Is, 2424 Lo-
we ave-, kula -zraniia go W lewa
reke.
Edward Dowling, lat 3j, 5I24
Kenmore ave-, kula urwa}a mu
cztery palce II level reki.
Archibald Hunt, lat 80, 22I1
Wabash ave-, uderzony w lew2
kostke, ktora kula zmiazdzyla.
Ludwik Chaplin, dziennikarz,
zraniony w noge.
Hindus pojawil sic ma Wa
shington ul godzihie 3ej popo{u-
dniu. Ubrany by} po wojskowe-
mu i ni6sl karabin belgijski. Sta
nal przy teatrze Chicago Opera
tam zaczai strzelat ma wszystkie
strony.
Policyant wreszcie waryata po-
chwycii i W patrolce zabrano go
ma stacye policyjna.
Strajk pedlarzy.
Ma tie strajku pedlarzy, ktorzy
ME chca rozwozic zielenizny dla4
tego, re i'm zakazaio ogiaszac
swoj towar, EASILY wczoraj a
wantury. Awantury te powstaly
W szeregach strajkerow; niejedni
wr0cili do swego zajecia i straj-
kier6w opuscili. Niektorym po-
przewracano wozy, splaszano ko-
ME, kobiety obrzuca}y policye
zepsutemi jajami Ma rogu En-
ma North Paulina, trajkierzv
zburzyli caiy zapas towar0w Pc
wnemu rozwozicielowi "a to
areSZtOwanO.
Przez straj jk pedlarzy ucierpia-
10 targowisko owocow. Po}owe o.
woc6w przeznaczonych dla mia
sta Chicago musiano wyslac do
okolicznych miast.
Sceny gwaitu zachodziiy bar
dzo czesto ma Market ulicy ma
Randolph, gdzie pedlarze kupuja
swoje towary. Stfajkierzy pixie
towali targowisko Cd rama do
wieczora. Mnostwo pedlarzy
przestaio strajkowac, bo' przeko-
mani sa, re miasto ME cofnie or
dynansu, ktory i'm ma oglaszanie
swych towarow ME pozwala.
Przvszia rada miejskie zbierze
sic dopiero "a diva miesiace pc
dlarze przez ten czas ME mieliby
zadnych dochodow. Strawberry
wstrzymuja grosernikow, ktorzy
kupuja warzywa i owoce ma tar
gowisku.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
Do szpitala musiano wczoraJ
zabrac Katarzyne Leidenhelmer
i Amande Eireiner, mieszkalace
pm. 1850 3Isza utica. Dziewczeta
-
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[Dokoiczenie ma str. 5ej.)
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Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
niedzy ma splacenie sIarej hipoteki
lub ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
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z Watykanu.

Rzym, 26 lipca. - Wczoraj po-
gorSzyI sic nieco stan zdrowia
Papieza chorego ma przeziebienie
i zapalenie gardia - jak dOnosi-
liSmy W kazdym razie, lekarze
zapewniajq, ze choroba ME bu-
dzi obaw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
Z Haiti.

Port au Prince, 26 lipca- -
Pod miastem tenn jeszcze cicho-
pred burza rewolucyoniSci ME
przypuScili ataku, ale zato rewo-
lucya szerzy sic ma poludniu,
gdzie dotad stala ludnoSc po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-26
TeIegramy zagTaNiGzne.
o Marokko.

" mdIOhkO.
Berlin, 26 lipca. - Sytuacya
polityczna pogarsza sic ma pun
kcie Marokka. Konferencye po-
sla Francyi, Cambona, Z mini
strem Spraw zagranicznych, XII
derlen-Wa aechterem ME Osiagne-
" rezultatu, pogorszyla podobnO
Sprawe NOVA angielskiego kan
clerza Lloyd Georgia., niedawno
dose Stanowczo przeciw Mem
com wystoSowana, czem sic pra-
sa i Gala opinia niemiecka mocno
oburzyiy... w ych dniach ces.
Wilhelm pOwraca ze sweJ wy
cieczki ma morze p0luOcne / "a
raz bedzie konferowai Z kancle-
rem ACKNOWLEDGMENT mi
nistrem Kiderlen-Waech
PraSa niemiecka wzywa Rad do
wvtrwania w .stanowczoSci. przy-
tenn sadly sytuacyi stajq sic CO.
raz gwaitowniejsze; niekt6re ga
zety stosujq wprost pogrozki pod
adresem Francyi Anglii.
Londyn, 26 lipca. - Rad sPo-
koinie przyjmuje wojownicze po-
cr6zki niemieckie, a W odpowle-
dzi ma ME admiralicya rozeSiaia
rozkaz, aby wszyscy marynarze
bawiacy ma urlopie stawili sic do
sluzby natychmiast; zarazem
wstrzymano odwiedziny brytyj-
skiei eskadry atlantyckiej do
Norwegii. =. Znaczy to, ze Anglia
stoi W pogotowiu...
Paryz, 20 lipca. - Gazety tu-
teiszc smiaio j energicznie "a
checaia rad do wystapienia
orzcciw Nicmcom doradzaja -
powolac rezerwy pod bron!....
2 Anglii.
Londyn. 26 lipca. - Najwiecej
zajecia budzi sprawa veta lordow,
kt6ra W najblizSzych dniach 20
stanie juz rozStrzygnieta; mimo
najrozmaitszych giosow sprawe
komcutujacych, wiekSzosc lor-
dow Jest "a przyjeciem wniosku
rzadowego. mniejszoSc jest "a
walka do ostatka; jedno jest pc
wne, to mianowicie, re Rad
sprawy w Izbie lord0w ME pred
lozy, jeSli ME bedzie miai absolu-
tncj pewnoSci jej Przeprowadze-
MIA, czy to dobrowOlnie przez sa-
mych lordow, czy zapomoca przy-
musu przez mianowanie lordow
nowych. Krol Jerry wysoce prze-
sileniem parlamentarnem zajety,
odlozyi wszelkie wizyty dwor-
skic W tym tygodniu i Przebywa
" Stolicy.
z Watykanu.
Rzym, 26 lipca. - Wczoraj po-
gorSzyi sic nieco stan zdrowia
Papieza chorego ma przeziebienie
zapalenie gardla - jak dOnosi-
liSmy W kazdym razie, lekarze
zapewniajq, ze choroba ME bu-
dzi obaw.
Z Haiti.
Port all Prince, 26 lipca, -
Pod miaStem tenn jeszCze cicho-
pred burza rewolucyoniSci ME
przypuScili ataku, ale zato rewo-
lucya szerzy sic ma poludniu,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-16
MUST STAY AT HOME NOW.
"Most Travelled Man in ST. Louis"
Takes A Bride.

Oakland, Cal, May 16.-Considera-
BILE interest has been attracted to the
wedding announced for today of Mrs.
f. L. Marie Gruenhagan, an Oakland
widow, and Mr.. George L. Massatt, a
retired lumberman and millionaire of
st. Louis. The bridegroom is 66 years
old and the bride about 20 years his
junior. Mr.. Hassatt is known as "the
most Travelled man I'm ST. Louis" He
has clrcled the globe several times and
has visited almost every part of the
world. diary of his travels fills
nearly 40 volumes, an index of which
he always carries with him. Mr.. Has
satt met his future bride some twelve
years ago while travelling in Ceylon.
The acquaintance was renewed at the
ST. Louis worlds fair and later in Cali
fornia. In keeping with his reputa-
tion as a traveller. Mr.. Hassatt has
completed plans for a honeymoon trip
with his bride around the world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-16
OSBORN HAS NO eRuDeE.
Declares Criticism Of Justice Bird Not
Due TO Personal Spite.

Ba''ie Creek Mi'l May Id am
lL'Tg no light with the supreme
court. l know not whether the law
which compels the Judge of the su-
preme court to live In Lansing Is
constitutional or not. but | do know
that men I'm high places should obey
the law" said Gov s. Osborn. who
was in Battle Creek yesterda;.
The governor accompanied 6y his
secretary Major Gate; Murl Defoe.
secretary of the pardon board and
Dairy and Food Commissioner Dame
drove here from aI.nsing in the gov
ernor's car yesterday afternoon
The governor will leave today for
Chicago where he is to be the guest
of honor and tiie principal speaker at
4 dinner to be given by the lOi Pres
byterian churches of Chicago.
Speaking further of the trouble ne
tween himself and the supreme court.
Gov. Osborn said: 1T Is being said
that | am taking out some spite on
Judge Bird That Is false. | do not
know Judge Bird and / hold nothing
against him. However | feel that an
official holding the position that he
does should not disregard the law. A
member of court which lays down
the law should obey it,"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-16
London Little Surprised.

London. May, 16.-The supreme
ccurt decision in the standard Oil case
created surprisingly little interest or
furry I'm financial circles here as the
result had been generally anticipated
Dealings In stocks for some time past
have been on the bear side and In the
hands OF Continental and Wall street
houses Brokers. therefore, did not re-
main I'm the financial district over
night as In times of crisis.
Many brokers, however, came to the
city earlier than usual. and trading IN
American securities began an hour ana
n half before the took exchange open
ed. Initial prices were from half to
full point below parity But buying
orders from New York soon strength
cned values, and with local traders
covering, the market at IL o'clock rnl-
ed firm and fairly active and from
one TO two points above the lowest
and one and half over yesterdays
New York closing.
In the afternoon the stock marke
became excited on the receipt o
strong openings In New York. Prices
OF leading American shares jumped
point with the tone strong. The gen
eral opinion of the afternoon paperI
Is that the decision is a Theatrical
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-16
uNyElr FINE. MONUMENT.
One Of the Features Planned for Con-
federate Reunion.


Little Rock. Ark, May l6.-The
United Confederate Veterans began
their. annual national reunion today.
Thousands of the gray y-clad veterans
filed the convention han ana cheered
enthusiastically when Gen George w!
GOrdan of Memphis. the commander
in-chief, appeared upon the platform.
Governor Donaghey welcomed the vis-
itors TO Arkansas and others delivered
greetings In behalf OF the City of Lit.
tie Rock and the veterans OF the state.
Simultaneous with the convention Of
the veterans are being held the annual
sessions OF the United Sons or Confed-
crate Veterans and of the memorial as
sociations and other auxiliary bodies.
The annual parade. the unveiling OF a
Confederate monument In City Park
and numerous receptions and other SO
cial features will combine to make the
reunion week notable one for the
thousands of veterans and other visit
ors now in the city Macon, Louis
vile. Richmond and several other cit
les are engaged In IA spirited contest
to secure the 1912 reunion of the vet
Grams.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-16
Government Mus. Change Policy

Washington, May l6.-Thc govern
ments policy i'm dealing with trusts
and combinations of capital, as 1t must
DE shaped in the light of the supreme
courts decision in the Standard OH
case. was discussed by the president
and cabinet today. .st
Undoubtedly the action of the court
in recognizing and legalising reason
able restraint" OF interstate commerce
opens a new field Of litigation I'm the
governments war upon monopolies
and the future policy Of this and other
administrations may hang much upon
that point
As one Of the direct rc9ults of the
decision 1t Is said the Federal incor-
poration act proposed by Attorney
General Wickersham at the direction
of the president may be brought m
10 the situation created by the courts
action and proposed for passage In
Congress.