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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19
ebefheine. Robab 4. Sepoeeot,

- Ghel d)etfle. NoDdD ". Sepgetuu,
50, unb 5lorencs 6. Ulaper, q, beioe
rcn Columbus, 8. - Ilbert Gonoser,
81, unb Marp S. Bulb, 35, beioe BON
RiboletopH, .. - 5arrn W. Hu-
lono, %, pom 3anespiue, g., unn
stnno Martin, Is, BON Sation, SenR.
- Observation-Disclosures
Marn 6. C'2aushltn an Somes Gar
lin, Got an Der Sft 10. StraBe; 81. -
Rartin 1urrett uHp Sruu an Carrie
93emsntamp, Got an Der 9. StraBe,
rItIih BON Der Mdin Strafe; 81. -
Spbn :. Welp on bic gaborian greps
inc Co., gbeile cer Cots 9to. 232, 233,
234 unb 235 in Der 8. Mbbition oes
Neitern gaptiit 2bsc. Sn't. an Der
Mair uno guib StruBe; 81.
- Z. 8. Semingrdh 2siter Der
Gppiustoner Sffics Der llriteo Stdtes
tsrpreb sgefeilihaft, terthtete aeItern
i'm goliseiamt, oab en- SdIeihoisb
Elm giinosI usberbpien 9sitpb!en bahs.
49, 1iir Die 8roBgsIhpprenen pur'
hen qeIterr foIgenps Ramsn aus oem
Hobe eespgsr: Spbr Streiner, s. ).
2bons, Sames 0rOte, George Rettig,
gBiQiam Seen, Samss 5ersuion, Sotn
3Grnep, Carl 5aag, Somes Mcentee,
2aprencs 8oop, Sucob Mpmpsr, Carl
0GbIon. Somes u. BOB, Serrp Sul'
lipun, Robert 2oIbsr, ). Salon, 6ugc
Mnbofsr, Sobn Sadman, 5runt Bro
r;no, Soiepb 2inneman. W. aiperrp,
y. %. gallon, Sobn 80ooe uno Senrp
Irumpelmdn.
- gine 2u6loip Gar tplioirte NIT
einem 9usgn, Gi9entbum Der 5rau
sFront Wabrlep BON Ro. 222 Wtaonrn
4osnus, an oem t-gopington 6ighs
iuap uno puro. Tie ioruie ibre 3 Rim
ter unb SrI. Qnna Garter BON yto.
TIC ma0iIou Gnenue aus benz 5uhrz
fpsrt seIhLeubert. 8ludli6erpstie
enttomen aus init nur leidtsn Ser.
lssuHgeH.
- patrid s. Collins, As, ftiir8te
geItern 8ormittdg on Der 9. unc Gree.
nup Strabs ouf Dem Mege CUR Grbslt
toot nieOer. Coroner 9r. Sames 2.
BiIe belt sinen Snqusit ub uno gab
Gin 9eroitt uuf COB inioles oon 5erS'
lsioen ab. GpGins mar Der Blum6er
.er Gpptngtpr Waferipsrte.
- Die Globe 5ailorinQ 60. Der
t!aate WiQiQm Stinnsr uno o. &.
sEoman auf 3ahIune BON 1866 nebit
6 qroaent 3inien bonn 4. Sstober
1910 fir asIisfsrte Waaren.
- frau 4merica 8ibipn, Y Sabre
Gil, in Der Wittpsnbeimoth on Der Z.
unb 9arraro Qpsnus pobHbaFt, ipur,
te, als Iie in Cincinnati cine Gar pers
taiisn puQte. su gooen geihIeuosrt
uno erbebIi6 OerIsBt.
- 1as JamiIisnfsit Der qegioius
Gourt Der tatboliihsn J0ritsr, oas i'm
DIAMOND 9roOs in RoIeooI. abaeto!e
ten rpuros, mar cine in jeoer 3iniidt
ssIunesne affuire.
- 5err Soi. WiIbsrs, Der bstannie
9cutontrdttor, pirb Tih hsute Worgsn
IN Der Ct. aIopiius airts nit Srau
Eherdd aobIbah psreb,litsn. Sofort
rad Der Sruuunq miro 0as Dour cine
SOdssttsrsiis antretsn.
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gterbiibfeitsberiht.

GIdrnts isiibbad. IL. 1rp Run
Rodo. 9uber,uIoie.
Sohn goiieIIo, 73, 4180 Gafsrn
apenue. Sdldeilus.
Sumu.I WeiI,r. 46, 81 Deiiern
Qpsnus. 2ungsHeniSiinbuns.
aIois Sar. 43, 1542 Central 4oe..
asbsroerbdrtung.
AHAa 4oeblmdnn, SO, 203 R.nRr
Ctr, 2ungtntntsiHoung.
Wlaraarei Werntr, 2 Wcua.s, Ct.
Joitphs 5tnbslbaus, 2ufirohrsnents
3unbu1a.
eieores Gpermunn. 60, 1866 Winss
Ioip Aos., Jnqusit in Shipebe.
aueust Strubbe, 66, 224 Ca.Str.,
Grebs.
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Sit Guoiustpn Ciiiee inr Dos ,,Gin.
liRnati Splfsbiat" beiiue,t jid) im
Bebanbe Qp. 509-5l1 Wabiius
aucnue. ansagcu, Dsit.bcilnngeh
nab Sriielrnscu irsenbweld)er art
werben bis 10 lIbr gbnSs Saielbit
entaegenssnummsu. Selephou Sosis
1884.
Gburles goIlinger emit.
faIufeH.
Die Reiben Der alien Geutihsn
lthten Ith INNER mebr. 9eiterH per<
laleo i'm 4Iter BON "a s5abren Charles
9oQinger mad ldngerem 2eiben in
1siner Wobuung, Po. 40 Mabiion
&penue. Der 8erbli6ene purbe in
J2eu6eI6eim, R6einpfal8, am %. Of
tober 1887 gebOren uno fam i'm c5abrs
1853 nah 4merita. Jm Sabre 1865
pereheItate er Iih nit ieiner i'm a6srs
lebenoen 9attin &dthdrine, geb. Bog.
aus Der ghe entiprof.n bier Rinbsr,
pon DeneH nod orsi am Gsben Iino.
Ter GabIngeIttscene Bat in ben
&norprothIng. 3slfen trsu CUR Dsutihtn
SABINE gebaiten unD INNER osutite
s51tereTen in Wort uno 5bot pertre.
ten. 8OlIinqer betrisb ieit LANCER 3.lt
GeDtnnbringenb einen garbierlobsu
rno 3oq iih Dor ungefd9r 3 Sa6reH
rtgen 4ltersihDdhe pom Geihdft sus
lid. Gas QeihsubsgGngnib fin6at
ON tommenben 1onneritaq Rahmit.
taG I'M Ii llbr pom 5ruuerbaufe uus
t.att un0 III biz tirtIihe 7eisr I'm 2
l6r in Der 50. prot. Ct. pdutus airs
de al Der Il. uno gantiit EtroBt
3sr 9eritorbene mar Elm Mitgliso oss
0eutiten 8ionier s9srsin5 uno Der
ecrmania 2ogs Der Obj 5sQopa.
5m Gtabtrdt6 purben aednur.
GER sum getrdge bon $6809.75 3ur
,3dhlung dHge!pisIsn. Sine Rsiolutiou
rCiiirte, oas Salair Der gs6ilfen in
aer Staot. Sngsnisurs.GfFics bon S35
duf $50 gu srho6en. Die aenton Das
ter 60. mub on Ger Daihiugton 4pes
7ge in Suoz@opington 4obreu leaen.
- Mihael Binr, Der 5Srau Turner
I'm $50 aoitqslo betrii9en nolIte, in
nem sr nGhtliher Weils fronsSliiAsn
4fihteo ndbn, rDuroe geitern Don bem
poli5iiten 9risrion psrbaftet.
- Wta Spptins fpuroe uuf getreir
ben feinsr 9ottiu pegsn 5riebens.
l'ru9s psr6aftst. - Dalter 5oufs, Der
ndbe Der Scott Strabe Stule elm.
:fuhftDrurg perurfutte, Durbe auf
gsftpsrbe bes Sanitprs gonlsn Der.
baftet.
= Gin automobil, Gisentbum beg
Wessers ebarlss meperls bon Hep-
port, toIioirte seftern Ra6mittas NIT
elmer n0rblih fabrenben Main Gtrobe
Gar On Der Wubifun Aoenus, nat. Der
a. Strabs unh apurbe bemolirt.
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SeiEbIihsS Gbtpuar.

Jrou Robert 1utt perlansts gsiisrn
BON ibrtm 9aiien, peItsr an Der
Qorbipsiieds Der Gshlsr Sirabe uno
Jrssman aDsnus cine miribihaft be-
treibi, elnen Stuaps. Sbr anlisasn
Durot abesfhlagen unb es tam 3iui.
fden oem Gbepaar su ein.r 10 se.
rdufhDollen auseinanosrisbuns. pab
Die sauSe Rahbarihaft alarmiri ipurs
be. Sn Dem AugsnbIid. als bic Sirsis
tsnben au 9bdtlihtsiien iibsrstten
molten. erftien poli3iit gurfe nuf Der
giibfIdhe uno mnhts nem unfug ein
Gnbs. Gns Gbepdnr ipurpe fpegen
unorbsniIihsn 9strnasns perhafte..
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Nus benz poIi5et8eri@t. 4.

Grant WeQs bate fih unter Der
antldes Der QihtDerIorsuns ieinsr
Jomilie 3u perunirporten. CT pers
iprad iid bsTtrn uno In 3utunft In
ausrei6eHbsr gDeiie fir Grou unb
ainb forssn 3u ipoIIen, porouf Der
5aQ auf 80 Iaee pertasi nuroe.
Der 5oa geseH Winnie WulIisan
ober Wlegos. rpelde unier Der Nnilale
oes WoroOsriuhs bem RiAter ibre
4ufDartung mahte, rpurbe ouf 4ns
irdg oes 9ertbeibiesrs Derf4obeH. Di.
angeflagie bebouptet, bic Satin b<s
BARRIERS Naiban WulIigan su isin.
Delhes ieoo4 BON biffem beftritttn
uirb. SoDisl itebt feit. boB bas paar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

- SOhn DsFi puros BON benz gos
Ii3eirihter Sbuern in Tapton spegsr
S,rumlungerns auf 80 1a9e nad BEN
Gsfdnsnib gs'nnot.
5rou Waris Scsnboper unb
S6rpsftsr Rora 5ptpis, bic felt Wto.
nutsn aus 9upton perihpuroen iinb,
befinoen Iid in Wihigan. Die 9dmsr
perihlparben oamaIs iofprt ro6 Del
!Sut3eit Der Nlarit Seenbotpsr unn
Qlsn Jcenhprer
W. SphnIOn. 13 Sabre olt. non
Der Dantpn Gpenus, fisI bon sinem
3aun Bel Der sltsrIihsn Dobuung unb
BRAD ben rsdteR Grm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

- Der Gifenpaarsnbdnbler Robert
=. pltaioni. bon Ro. 636 Rorb M.ain
Strabe. Bunton. g., iuhts geityn I'm
hiefgen Dunbesseriti um Ginleitung
bss Observation-Disclosures mad. Esine
Assipa follen S5425.45 unb Isins Ders
binbiihisii,H $57s2.44 bstrasen.
Die poftfportaf. bat eeitern IS
neue 0epofiipren seponnen. Dob bic
Guspsnoiruns Der Wlsiropo!iion Honi
bkrfiir bic llriahs In, III burnons
nidi unmOsIif. Die poitipariofIs ers
ipariet isbod In ben nddfien 1asen
cine srbsbiiGe An5abl neuer Ginleesr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

Samiliou guseiscn, oofaI.Rutisen
unb RrHisfeitru iino abSugeben Gfs
scr 4. nHo Charles Sfraft. llnirr
Hsent iiir Samiltpn iuphut 0o. 301
@oro ssront Ctr. SsIspbuu SamiI.oH
1376.R. Selepbon puitres aorreiypu
SsHteu: 393X Sen.
- Die 9aspsr.t Der aItsn 5amiI.
ION 9as &c electric 90. lpurb.n sur
SsitsueruH9 auf $3.50, $50 abssitdst.
- Grsoerita BiIbsImino Dsib, bic
Satin bon Gbar!ss Dsib BON 20. 31S
Epro 8. Sirobs. srlas gsftsrn WOrs.n
sinem WagsnIeiOtn i'm qltsr BON as
SabrsH. 5is bintsrIdbt ben 0attsn
unb 5 Rinber.
- Die 5eusrpehr purbs oorlegte
Gatt nah osm y. Tl. 6. u. jo,im, no
Ser3en in grmonesluno bon 9ds sur
SeIeu6tung benuBt tpurotn, gtrufen.
neil ein ltihtu6 pon elmer abssbrana.
ten asr3s in grano asi,st rporoen mar.
- Die camille go. Wainscott DON
Go. 1234s Daaacs Strabs bate l.ste
Dods sinsn 8ipbtberitis s5oq uno
rerIor Elm aino burh ben lob. Die
5dmilie beabiihtiets, mad Qurorn,
oSnb., iibsr3uiisneln, srbislt obtr bic
9Reloung bon Der oortigsn gsborbs.
erit bier einsn 9elunob.itsi6tin su
erfpirter.
- gtar1arst Grnit sripirtte Dor
Rem SrIebensrihter 5ueb,s sin.n
S2aftbef.bl sessH siHsu espifsn albert
appIssute, rpel6.n 'is Der 9attrihoft
autIagt. gas @erbOr lit fir moreen
unberaumt.
- 5runt galbndldoer, So, itiirste
IN Wlioolstotpn por elmer Bride unb
fano aufnahme i'm bi.fie.n Gountn.
grmsnbaus. Or brah eur6 ben Sturs
Ben rshten Gub.
- Stspbsn .. Gone. Sr.. Der Sobn
nes peritorbenen 5iftprt,ers g. ..
Gone, tpuroe um Sonntaa bon Crforb
nch benz gouninz4rmsnbdus aebradt.
- glpin SuFtp BON WtGonieIss
Duros am Sonntas nah einsr abIpes
itnhstt Don 8 Jnbren BON bem aen.
ftabl.r Doptp auf cine 8ai.rihafis-
t.ass Der % Suhr. aItsn eonn geattn
III 0epa6rfam asnommsn. Sein 0ers
bor Duros auf MittDot Dor p.m Jris.
btnsrihter WortoH feftseieBt.
Die g.. 8. & 2. 9otomotip. Rc.
% ranate oorgeft.rn absnD in Glib
aamilton aegen cine orobs 9uterSus.
2otomotips. Die 2otnmotipe bes Der
foneHsugss nurbe fart beThdbist.
0liitliher Weiie fpuros Rismano psrs
lest.
Cine MaiierrShre borit Dors.s
tern in Der Dohnuna BON R. CLAUDE
5olrcu an Der RoB Qpenue unb iiber.
fdpsmmt. bas 8abesimmer uno msb-
rere Bohn5immsr. Die JamiIie mar
5ur 3eii pom 5uufe abtpeftnb.
= Die pDliSsi fuht ben Gentudi.r
Suiton Cantor. Dslder nit ieinsr ia
mile an Der Bart Ipenue po6nt.
Cantor ioa iih on fsinsr IL Sabre
oIten 5ohter Dergangen haben.
- Die Ratursasnotb bausrie a..
tern Worsen in 6amiltou bis 5 ubr.
Die poliaei benadridiisie 264 Gpns
fumenten In Der 5onntos Nodt ourf
bas 1elepbon, ale 9abn. Der Gaslei.
trns absuoreben, urn Grploiionsn su
perbiiten. Diejenigen Biirssr, tp,lhe
Qatursas in ibren Dobnungsn Oosr
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bic oeiter brob. Ribbel itiir5te aus
betrdnfIiher 6Db< binab unb sos Iih
onbsr mebrsrsn Rippsnbriihen Td1Iim4
me inntre Wsrlebunesn su. CT tpurbe
I'm potrolfpneen 5 noh bem itdbtis
ishen pcfpitol sebrant.
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Observation-Disclosures.

I'm fiobiif6sn gauams lpurben se.
tern bic fclsenbsn 8nutrlaubnibINti.
ne eripirtt: Rnnnis 9. Hrnfmer. an,
etrihaIbfi5dists Wotnhnus an ber
ebrmann. nabe ntr Wiiion Mpenue.
$1,000; 8. Gaskri<in, einff1dioeS
Wobnbaus an bfr a0uftr. ndbe bee
linbtn Gfrabe, $l1O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

Wm AibhslI. 52 Jnbre oil. eia
alempnsr pcn go. 427 Uort Girabe.
nnbm ssiiern. auf elmer asitsr ife6enD.
Experimentation an ein<m bouis
nabe bem gnbpunit Der Dine nHD
Clifton Gtrobenbo;nlinie Dor. oIs
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Hipnifr.ysrrRif,.

Ien gfitqIteeeEu AIR 9ladrtti. has qharl"3
J,ugiuncr in fener Q2ptmra An. s50 TGbtioW
@hcutc gstorhcH 1T Zie Eeitaituag tiHeel
nm IonHeriiaG 9tafuutt1G nH 1 u ubr ftlIt.
uNe ftHe biz gf.falirher rrfudi IN puuft I il5r
IL i9yer Safe eiHsuinreH. nru BEN GsrblthCa
Htu bic IStte Gbre su erpci'er.
GilliGmH HieoIiH, 4tll.
j. 8. gl5trs, Seir. IL
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4 m 6 % uraeri@t.

Ni6tsr: SGrobe Rsue f6tineH 6is
iibss ahte 1bni nini ~ smpftnbeH7-
Mngetlasier (btrlsgtn): 80 lDoGts
b1mlt p0rien. BIZ bsT Orr Deribeibis
ger bas Hort oenommef 6ut!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

i'm alter ooH faft "a TnDren TnS GeibcHbe'
a6naniE funef am InHnFrrap ben u. Ss3'
tcH1hcr Hanmittaa5 nm II rhr pcm Irrucr.
bdufe 90 $50 9lahiiun anCnuf al's liG,t ittls
iUiro as @eitheHicier, nic 8ce Byiteti Snmlet
leitet I'm ubU IN bCr 20 prot q. 8mlusF
Hirtg on Der IL uHn eantita StraBc abgRbais
ten. Rerparoic, NrcuHoc uHe tcfdHHte ttrD
freuHiichit e:naelaSeH bon
@f9,2a TIN ttaHerHetH SinttrbfisbearH.
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SdDiuarse Ama,snea.

Waub paiterfon, 35 Sabre ali, BON
70. 565 0soree Gtra6e uRh airbie
Mad. 30 SABRE ali. Don 80. 65S
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Weio femouitaem

VtIVVtUUUItNH
nod Temtiblanb. Seiterreif.llngorn
nc. frei in's Snns Der GmpiGnger.
2SOllmad)ten
redtsgiiltig nnaefertiat, nnb
0rti6nftss8 s8Ouefticnen
prompt uno reea beiorgt.
Western German Bank,
Gfe 12. nHo giHe S.raie.
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Cpbes= =Nnseine.

Siart am Ulontna ben - SeptembCr 1911
q stachMliiaas nm ubT 4u JlinHieH. Had ldnae
rem QeioeH uHier iuHlati aeitchier Ga:tc, Batter
EhfrirnerhnfRr Ifnh e1rpkhnter
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Zd)iHs gd)eine

nod, mHo bon europa
init alien TampferIinien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-19

Geors. Girabe. sipsi R.serinnen. ess
rieiben fif ssi.frn Rahniitde on eer
Gds Der georee unn Gmith Girabs
in bi. boars. Tie poIisfhsn AIiheri
nnb gBosner, pelfe bem Rompf elm
Gnhf maiden fpolIien. fpurben ni6i
nur BON ben beiben Ghndrsen amas
sonsn. ionbtrn iiberbiss bon elmer
groben guncogae. gisentbum sinsr
Ter aomboitnntinneu. angesrifisn.
1roBbtm einstn iis fi.ersif ous bsm
Rsecnirs hrpor nnn bic btiben Regss
rinnen rurb.H tuessn llnfuss einees
fperrt.
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mectn suecsiafstae, nit GnTpiebnHefH.
slaHsufraacu ret asrE agiepenbcrf. 1s2I
N,isgri apg sanirRi Stls 1sI 8orib 81.
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81 a ben tin @giaegr: Ieitts ar5cii; saf,r
psbn .fsxuer gT1ttcH am bagfts A15s
artgti ar SFlnragn in etBer Galefyaatsn. sS4ss
hri F-et, atraaoher M Go. 3. xf91 Ter
itle@etdaef. & uEe GIN Ctr.
tsis,is.1o23
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Samiliuu guseiscn, eofuI.Rptisen
unb 9rHisteiteu iinb abSugrben 6fe
scr 4. nHo 6barits Siraft. llnirr
asent fir Samiltpn mObni 0o. 301
9oro 5ront Ctr. SeIspbpu SamiI.pn
1376.R. Selrpbon yuitreS aorreippu
bsuteu: 393X gen.
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serLanst: saaier fas Guaiio. -foo",
4ofsbIaii 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
HOLIDAY PRECAUTIONS.
Christmas Mail Should Be Securely
Wrapped And Started Eeariy.

At this time of the year when the
mails are crowded with all sorts OF
packages containing Christmas pres
ents. people should make sure that ev-
erything they entrust TO the posta! au-
thoritics for delivery is prepared SO
perfectly and addresses written SO
plainly that there can be no doubt
Of it's reaching its destination In good
condition and with as little inconven-
fence as possible for clerks and car
ricrs. The following suggestions are
very pertinent at this time.
Mail your holiday letters and par
cells early TO avoid the heavy mails al
that time, and overcome the delay
which 10 always caused by the rush
at the eleventh hour" and don't for
get that writing in packages. or their
being closed against inspection re-
quires first class postage Gone cent an
ounce or fraction thereof Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year" be-
ing allowed Securely wrap and plain
~ address your mail, being careful Ia
have your return address on
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20

satisfactory. the winters cut probably
viii be- larger than usual Among the
camps which are being operated are
oHello's at Twin Takes. Halls AT
Falestoin, Messner's at Seager Quel-
los at Winona, Messner's NJ Henwood
and Halls AT Elm River. the latter
camp being by far the largest To ia
cilitate the handling OF LOGS, the Cop
per Range road has built one mile
spur to the Hall camp. but all of the
other camps are near the road and can
easily be reached.
The principal output this winter
win be hemlock and cedar the former
replacing pine to a large extent for
use as mine timbering. Cedar is used
principally for poles. ties, posts and
shingles. The Hall camps are getting
out pine from what is known as the
1amarack tract and IL is probable that
this years cut will complete the pine
harvest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
LABOR LAWS ARE /
Being ENFORCED
DEPUTY M. c. ScuLLY SAYS UP.
PER PENINSULA EMPLOY
Frs ARE SHOWING DIS
POSITION TO COMPLY.

NJ. C. Scully, deputy state labor COM
missioner for the upper peninsula. is
of the opinion that the law relating TO
the hours of employment Of women
and girls I'm the stores and factories
is now being generally observed as
a result of the campaign carried on by
him and other agents OF the depart
ment the past few months. The for
mer administration of the department
paid comparatively little attention 10
the enforcement OF this law, and in
consequence when Perry f. Powers,
the new commissioner, took hold he
found that as a general rule store man.
ayers and the owners of factories and
workshops throughout the state were
making little pretense of living up
TO the requirements of the statute.
The law is being vitalized wherever
1t is necessary TO take extreme meas
ures by prosecutions and several of
these have been undertaken I'm the
lower part of the state. There have
been no prosecutions in the upper
peninsula as yet and Mr.. Scully does
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
ROAD CONTRACTS LET.

Contracts have been let by the
Portage township board for keeping
open the roads in the otter Lake dis
trict. as follows: To Andrew Aka
men. for keeping open five miles on
the Askel road. east OF Otter Lake
for $35; Lewis p. Moilanen, for clear
ing ten miles of road on the west side
and keep open during the winter, $40
The contracts We're drawn up yester-
day by Attorney Hambitzer and mail
ed to the successful bidders The ac-
tion was taken as the result OF the
recent plea made by an otter Lake
farmer that he could not send his
children TO school on account OF the
roads.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
Costs of GROWING Wool.

Extracts from the report follow:
1.-The result of the raw wool investi-
CATION establishes the fact that II costs
States than in any other country; that
the merino woods required i'm such
great volume by our mills are the mos,
expensive OF all woods produced.
THAT the present duty of S3 cents
per pound on secured wool is prohib-
portation of clean low-priced foreign
woods of the lower grades that would
be exceedingly useful in the manufac-
ture of woolens i'm this country, and II
so used might displace In large meas
ure the cheap substitutes now so fire.
The fact that such cheap woods are
Of such heavy shrnkage that they
cannot be imported in an unsecured
state emphasizes all the more the pro-
hibitive character OF the present scour-
ed pound duty.
"The cost of manufacturing WOODEN
and worsted yarns and cloth in the
United States is much higher than In
Europe. The main elements of cost
of production are cost OF plant ma
terial. and labor. The cost of erecting
and equipping both wooden and worst
ed mills is much Higher in this coun-
try than in England.
"The material is Increased in price
by the duty on raw wool. The manu-
facturer who imports his wool must
pay the full amount OF the duty"
Democrats Would Shelve Report.
The tariff boards report of Its in
vestigation in the wool industry struck
rough water as soon as it reached the
House. At the conclusion of its read
ing an attempt was made to have the
report referred to the ways and means
committee without printing. There was
some discussion, but the message AM
report finally were left on the speak
er's table until tomorrow.
Agrees to Treaty Resolution.
The House agreed to the Senate res
olution to abrogate the Russian treaty
of 1882. The only negative vote was
cast by Macon of Arkansas.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
WILLPROTFSTU.S.
LAND BULLETINS
REPORTS ARE CONSIDERED DIET
RlMENTAl TO THE UPPER
PENINSULA AND WIS.,
coNsIN.

Because the agricultural bulletins
for the states OF Michigan and Wis
consin issued by the census bureau are
regarded by many farmers as unau-
thentie and containing veiled attacks.
delegation OF Wisconsin men headed
by John p. Hume. manager of the
Wisconsin Advancement association, Is
In Washington. Not only viii these
men present the grievances of their
state 10 the Wisconsin delegation, but
they hope 10 join with Michigan in .
movement that Will result in a change
OF the statements made concerning
both states. In case the government
report On Minnesota is similar TO those
of wisconsin and Michigan. the aid Of
the farmers Of that state will be en-
listed.
Numerous complaints have been re-
corded by Michigan congressman from
I heir constituents. The number re-
ceived by Rep. Young has been espe-
cially large, for the report states that
in only one county of the upper PENN
sula. Menominee, is the per cent OF
land in farms in excess OF 20 per cent
Keweenaw is given as the lowest with
only three-tenths Of one per cent.
People interested in the develop
ment of the upper peninsula, especial
ly from an agricultural standpoint, re-
gard the bulletins as detrimental. They
contend that more land is in farms
than is shown by the report. and that
the valuation is much higher than the
figures given by the government.
At a meeting OF Mr.. Hume's COM
mittee with the Wisconsin delegation
plans will be discussed for demanding
such retraction or change in the gov
eminent reports as they believe is de-
served. The matter of enlisting the
support OF Michigan has been taken
up, It being Mr.. Hume's position that
the two states have interests almost
Identical.
Mr. Hume has called particular at
tention 20 that part OF the Michigan
report which says:
I'm the upper peninsula no county
except Menominee has as much as 20
per cent of it's land in farms. and five
counties grouped in the northern part
of the lower peninsula fall in the same
class"