The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-01

50 VIZ 'hNA-NtfAha WV - e+AA'iAt't@N
register just issued the fact is brought
out that fewer than one-third Of the
graduates have married.
Official figures supplied by the
Transvaal chamber of mines place the
total gold exports from that country
In 1910 at 7.5S412O ounces, value
S1G0,O14,560. Both are record amounts,
the production last year exceeding
that of 1909 by about 100000 ounces.
Signor Francesca Attanaiso of Tor
nina is TO sail for New York TO be
married To Miss Gibson, Charles Dana
Gibson's sister. who he met i'm Rome.
Signor Attanasio. is young. good -look-
/ ing and wealthy. He speaks English
well and up To the present has lived
with Charles Wood. the American
painter who was prominent in relief
work at the time of the earthquake
The young Sicilian will bring his bride
To the most romantic spot i'm the world
Taromina, where he has built her
villa.
The editors of most of the great
Liberal papers of England have sent
To President Taft cable message
commencing his "noble Initiative in
arbitration and limitation of arma-
ments, projects rich i'm possibilities for
the future civilization" Such thanks
are worth winning; and not presidents
only, kings, can aid the work. II is
the people who must i'm the end decide
whether wars are to continue and war
preparation to pile ever higher its
mounting burdcn.--New York World.
The Bank Of France ended 1910
with $465O0OOO less gold i'm it's vaults
than at the end of 1909: the Bank of
England with $S.500,0OO less. and the
Bank of Austria $6.5OO,OOO less. But the
Bank of Germany held 81, 000, 900
more gold than a year before. the
Bank of Russia $26,5OO,OO0 more. and |
the Banks of Belgium and Switzer-
land between them, $l5O00,0O0 more. |
The no-card- playing on trains edict |
which has been published by the New
York, New Haven e. Hartford railroad |
will certainly keep the card sharps, |
who made the rule necessary, out of |
business on that line, but IL will also |
be looked upon with dspleasure by
many men with whom a game of |
bridge twice n day became a habit |
one of these said that he had played |
cards on the trains every workday for |
years and had never known of a case |
of cheating. "The card sharps," he
said. edo business on trains going long
distances, and it would not pay them |
to devote attention to us who go and |
come from Lonesomehurst, But be-
cause the Boston-t o-New York pas
senger is afraid of the sharp we COM
muters must suffer"
To overcome or modify the pungent |
odor of tobacco, manufacturers of the |
weed heat it with Gavors. The Phar-
Journal recently printed |
the formula of several compounds. |
which it is said were in popular use
in tobacco establishments to give add
ed fragrance to the weed Here they |
are: First-CascariIla. four; liquid ex-
tract of valerian, four; Tonqun bean,
one; rum, twelve; macerate for three
or four days. Second-Tincture of |
cascarilla, forty eight; essence of |
Tonquin beans, sixty-two; tincture Of |
tolu, orris and valerian, four. oil of
cloves, two; oil of rhodium, one. Third |
-Cascarilla, two; valerian rhizome.
one; Tonquin bean, two; orris rhi-
ZONE, one; alcohol GO per cent?. for
ty; macerate for seven days.
John ID. Rockfeller's soul is older
than the ordinary souls, and his sue
cess in getting money is the result of
a fixed ambition which has actuated
him during the many lives which he
has led on earth during the last few
thousand" years, according to Mrs. T..
Monroe Hand of New York. Mrs
Hend is a descendant Of President
Monroe. She has been installed as
the supreme one" of the new spirit
ualistic movement, which will soon
build a 100000 temple of divine in
spiration in this city. In explaining
some Of the principles OF her faith
Mrs. Hand said Every one has a
sixth sense, which comes from the
spirit world. Highly developed, sem
sitive persons have the sixth sense in
It's highest form. Rockefeller is a
growing example of this sixth sense
development. Mr.. Rockefeller's spirit
Is probably some few thousand years
old. He has had, no doubt, several in
In his past existence here
on earth his ambition, his life and
work no doubt were devoted to the de-
sire for wealth"
Patient Bravery.
The heroism of the man or woman
who DatiQntlv andurao main ubfob |