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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

Solssnes gautrIaubnibfheins ipnrs
ben asitsrn i'm 8ouami sripirit: qouiis
Shipab, stpei 9rid.mobnh0uier an
Delapore aptnue. nobe Rioaeipop
4p.nu,. js $4,000. - Wdrrsn 6. Ri
6aros, Srdmss Mobnbuus an Mar.
burg 4psnue, norbIid BON WdHon
Rooo, $24Oo. - Soi. 9enssr, Bird.
Dobnbdus an Droit apsnue. nabe
MaoiIon Roos, $500. - amanod
Strpbmsnesr. 8ritsDohnbaus. 163
unb 164 Carthage pi.s. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

Dem Saiiie BON sS1lnes Carr an Der
gatterlon iino Soutbeate StruBe
hihlaaen, Inn ibn uno feline sSrnll
5u nerbaften. Carr miro beihulbigt,
eillen biiiigen Sl,no su balten, Der Die
Ware RcGIepe gebiiien baben ioll
nnb 3eiete lie beutIihe Spuren an ben
Sdnoen nno slrmen. Cine ipetterc
aluee Der Srunferheit nnb oes &c.
meinen 9enebmens tpnroe gegen bic
Seuannten anbaneig gemuft.
-Scrr 1hiIipp Ntpof. Der befann.
te Molfereibeliser bon Ser slleranoria
Ttfe. lit geitern pon 6ranffort, an.,
3urildeefehrt. sluf Griuhen oes8oup.
WcGrearp nobnte er elmer aonfercn5
Der MolfereibeIiser, Der Staats.8e'
iunbheitsbehoroe unS oes 2ipe Stof
Sonitarp goaros bel in Der iiber Die
, lubereuline lei" sglngeIegenbeit be.
ratben Duroe. 3ie Srage, per fiir Die
Ghiere 3dhlen ioa, lpenn lie mtf 9lH.
orsnung ocs Staatsgeiunoheitsrntb
get0otet fperoen miiiIen fam 3ir
Sprohe. Ter @oun lit hafnr, oaB
6as Gountp in Dem ioldle Ibiere ge-
Ilrnoen peroeu, Die Woifereibeiiter
entit)doigen ioll.
- &or 6ihier Sooge puroe nuf
9lutrag ser aldgerin Der SsaIl Der
Stnbt 9euepue geqen Die &. & 8 Gi.
ienbabu periporfeu, ebenio Der sSda
pon Wegerle gcgen Die Sto6t Canton
unb Die Union 2iebt, Seat & 9oper
Gomp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

Gin oItts Ieeriisbsnbss 5aus IN
Clifton 4psnut uno bem Canal gns
fin. serieib sefterH Worstn aus unbss
fainter lIrfats in Branb uno puros
serItSri.
- Gin 4utomobil Der 6. O. &c y.
Go. fling asiistn 4benp an Der Soaho
Sirobs, RtDerfbs, onourh jeusr. odb
ein papjerbaufen unisr benz Siss ots
Gbouffeurs IN grano eerieih. Die
JeusrtDtbr btfsiiiete nuf .inen Siil.
alarm tin bic Gefabr. na9bem Sus
gtutomobil gum geiross BON 800 be.
Ida Gbi1t fporhen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

- lIuier ggent in Samiltpn 1T
Serr Gonarb Sruf 419 Suo 5iiufte
Strass. gta Eel, 476 d., Sume
Eboue 1851 u. 8
- Der 72j6briss Deter aod.nbors
fsr pon RsiIp fisl ssitsrn Woresn ses
baIb l ubr sinem Strabsnrduber gum
Spfsr, be. ibr ndbe Der Columbia
Bride ibsrfisI uno I'M $40, feline Ia
fbeHubr, Fopis feline psniiOnspupisrs
kraubte.
Jront Sett unb JrI. SsIsn
Grimm, 9p6ier Der S5dmiIis Gstcr
Grimm, nsrben am 22. Wui in Der
ct. Stspbdns 4ir5s ben 8uno Der
Ghs f4IisbsH.
Die @srIobuna oon5reb .S6mibt
nit SrI. Catherine T. aomi., BON Der
Setett Strabe, ipuros ssitsrn augss
Ssigt.
SRI. Rutb g. Sbafsr. cine qbis
turisntin Der bRfigsu 5o6f6ule. bat
feit ben IL Sabren, tpdbreno rpsIheu
lie bic SduIe bsiu5ts, teinsn gas pers
mibt ober cine Wtinute perfdumt
- ginbretsr bronssn in ben Ga
ben bss Sdubmahsrs Rid Smith bon
go. 81 5eaton Strabs Elm unb on
nsttirtsR Elm 0ussnb gii6isn S6ubs
lpidie.
CHARLES 6aes bat bic Mionles
topn Gas ano Glettric SO. i'm bisiieen
Geri4t auf $4,000 Sdaosneriag
pertldei, neil er burh sinsn fsabrs
ftublunfalI am 2. Sttober 1911 srbsbs
lihe W,rlssungeu srIitt.
- Die grausr Der Wartin Waion
greDine Co., pslhe bic Grbsii tpsgsn
zines unbsIiebten @ormaHrss niebers
leetsH. fino ipieosr an bic Qrbsit 3us
riidsetsbrt.
prGfiDsnt 9oft pirb dm 20. Wai
in bisiiser Staot cine politiide Rsbs
balteH.
5rau goparb S0bngsn BON Der
SIb . Strabs itOlpsrts porssitsrn in
ihrer Gute uub gsristb nit i6rem
re6tsn 4rm in sinsn EsFsl beiben
Jettss. Die Sdno unb Der 4rm pure
ben srteblid psrbronnt.
Der betaaie gquire eSohn SO.
fisI ssftsrn unb OsrIests ii4l
10 erbebli6. oab er bas 8ett bitten
mub.
6err nnb arau Gilbert Rrcuth
BON Der Sprinsbals 2anoiirabe uiisn
ndhite Mobe na6 Rem gort, um fit
nah Weinbeim. 9suti6lonb, auf Be- |
fu4 au begeben.
Der Bidder 4nton 6uffman BON
2inoentpaIb bat iein gigsntbum an
9orrp Wonnsa. aFignss, iixrtraaen.
Die 4tttpa beIaufsn ii6 auf $500 unb
bic paHiDa duf $1,000.
- Die Grobgsitporenen reihten
stitern Qadmittag benz Ridter @dro |
ihrsn 8eri4t elm. Sic iparen pier 9age
tn Sisung uno unteriuhten 35 I'm
Hagen. bernabmsn 116 3susen. isno>
rirten 13 Qnilagen unb fanDer 2Ol
4ntlaaen fir serehtfertigt. Die inQlns
tiaeesaitanb perfebten perionen iinb:
=. q. Garrett, pferbsbiebitabl; iyrant
Soofe, Wm. Robinfcn, Dopib Connie,
einbru4 unb 9isbftobl; Jobn Gspp,
trimine1sr 4nsriff auf Gin fleines
Wdb4sn; Bert BOB. GtepeH Gmitb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
Eattpn uno Seaebue.

5ruu Carrie goft unb 1phtsr
unb SrI. Gbrtitins SsrltanH, Die sia
nies Sabre bel 5ruu YUit in Wsritc
ipsilten, Tino gsitsrn auf 9siud bel
5errn Wartin 5ermanH in Danton
sinsetroffsn.
-- Ri6dro Roas, Sr., Scbn Gal
losber uno Bert 1dnIor fpurbsn tpesen
SerumluHeerns pon BoIi3etrl6ter
Shusp um ie SO urD auitsn bsitraft.
- Cine Spesiolitsung beg gellepus
Shulrdtbs Finbet am Trsitag Ibsno
i'm 5odfdulgebouos itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

ben fonl,e. pcrgeiien babe bic gIdne
fir ben i,enen llnionbabnbof, bic cine
Terminal Citation einifIieBen In BE.
tratt 5is sieben. Sierourf iperoe
pieileitt Mrncln's lluteriuhung nle.
los uno er babe bober Dem Hommittee
empfobIen, oab Gerr arnolo audi
oieie ssroae unteriudle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
Das atfdbrlide Mlttr
im 2ebell elmer 6rall
lit bot. As biS 90
5ntsreiIanie GrfabrHns non siues
Jrauem. - 1sren Angabsn
iinS Ieienswertb.

uiteptlle. n. q. so liti Sabre lang
an einem Irauenltistn, 'pdhrsno sf esn
gsbsnsntfisI eafhmaAie, 5d DsriuHis %
fia panr latrs lang nit stHtM blsfafH
Ar,i. ebns isocf irseHcfptihf ntnntnA
psribt 1iHosrmHg Iu srlaHssH. ennnn,
nod,pem mir pftmdls gtroibsH rurbs, eneta
q. Qinibam's Rsesiatls 6emponno sa prps
btreu, CAB i'd, meineH Nrli cut Hno etf
bromhis Dasielbe nit bsm bsftsH Vtfplgs.
Sds BIN bsuts iO,uiassn stnf esinHct bran
uub btaierig, msiHsn Ibtii oaia stiIniras
etn, nm aHotrs 3u peroHlahsn, Sbrs srcts
crtilt WteiliH ~ probirsu. eo idi seals
Dappu iiberltugt bin, bab eisitits Die RreHfs
heissu 'urirt, an srsldsH 10 Tit, issHH sbr
eins cute tselsesnbsit seetbtH Dire.
.gpsRn Gle giauben, nnb bitter NFssf
pa,u heitraGeu ipirn, Sbrt WtDiiinsu Hcd
ipslisr bel fraaitu isEantu siniufahrsn,
suslfe pitit triiiI1s 3ltrioos eurhmnttn. 10
asbe ia nit arsuosR msins 3ukimmung
basu, oak sr peroiitntlitt piro,' - frau
aHiia ". Roort IL Gh Sit, aits'
ride, n. g.
Ter faa bon Jram Giriin.
6irsitpils. Gtie. - ia lam ioatrbfitss
sstrsn iagsn, oob mir iudbrsHe Der gtttest
ess. sfbtHsipsHisis nihts 10 ishr bali els
SDsia q. YiHibam's gsatiabis COMPOUND.
.ebe 10 cine balss 5iaias barren siusss
n0nmen, fing 10 ihou on, seHsr ~ rrtrstr,
nno i6 futr fort, ~ sinsuasbHsH. WletHs
t5sSuHobeit IN bsfsr, als re ieii mtbrtrsn
aabrtH mar. spsnH ale JrousH Is utbmtH
iulrosn, 10 sulirceH ff nHiasbartn G&mtrs
gen nHo pstetH sHfettsu tp6trsHp eiHtr asli
itres eebtns.. - Srau aIies atrIin,
j5s W. aRin Gir,, NiEsisptns, 8.
Lie qsrieoe eef qsbeHsneAItIs IN sias
etr iriiiid,fitu inn 2fben elmer f5ran. 3n
fOl6sr Ssii ioHnsH fin pic 3rauta aaf ges
pia a. 9in'bams asastabls 6smpsane
psTlaNsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

paItrn etnes gorbelIs; 9enrp gDils
liams, Ginbruh unb DxbitabI; Ros
bert puge, 2lngriff NIT Der abfi1t 5u
tobten; Mnfon each, WernahIG5fts
sung; s.. R. Gamblers. trtminsIIer ans
griff; Otorge Qnberfon, Orobbisb.
ftdbl, et9e Malfon unb Senrp Man,
.ep, ginbrud unb Diebftabl; Gianlep
Dag, unterfflagune; Jrunf Gonftis
ner, 5arrolb Gonitiner. Nm. Gcntti.
ner, ansriff NIT Der 4bfiht 3u tDbtsn;
hilbert 6. 5piter, Grlansen BON Gis
sentbum nnter falfhen WorIpieseluns
gen 9orrp Waibineipn, Grobbiebs
ftabl; SttD acterle, WernodIdITiguns;
ekiter Urban, bo.; Geo. R. gopi, bo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

rSn bem aeIirigen Iesten Spiele Der
Scrie slpiihen Den ,Rehs" lno ben
VhiIaoelphioer oGuaters" beoienten
6romne unb glc2ean unier @eid,iig
gegeu Garlic uno ailifer fir Die Beq.
ner Die Gu1fers gatterie tpurbe I'M
Souie 6es Spieles ourb Seaton uno
Graham obseIoii, tpabrenb bic Der
Reos bis 5am Iceten 8ange oiif ibrem
Noitcn perbIieb. lluiere Ssunaens
mahieu s Trefier uno LINEN ,sebIer
aegen 8 besn. 3 Der 8egner. gs mar
Elm beiber anmpi. porin beioe alnos
init Shnein uno Beitid ipieIten, bod
hotten Die NbiIooeIphiner bas Slid In
3ipei Bdngen mebrere Treffer 3u tou.
3entrireu, mas Ibnen ibre eetpinnen.
ben Sauie einbrabte. geifer mar
iin'er beiler SdIdger nit 5rpei 1rei.
fern. Jromme iarbte 5 2uffiatIer
sur garf, bod, oerihenste er s ,srei.
p1iie 9egen 4 sur I 9aie. Tem Spie.
le pobnten iiber 5000 3uihauer bel,
oenen bic glieoerlale Der Reos iehr
fam. @Is Sd3ieosritter
fltngirten Die Serren grennan uno
Cpens.
R o 1T Sar a Z, .,
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unlerre0nllgen
nlit Jl(ittern.
JDiept SObipn

Soiepn mar etTe
Ianas Belt iraHi. mir
gabeu Tim Gber Gd'
ter 9obH'3 JEeot5ir.
mn er III iest ipleber
aeiunb. 5rdu SoH'
bel 3obiou. 80 @ols
ben Strdbc, SaQ 9lis
per, 0iGI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
n eiuItat Der seitrieeu

Seute NahH,iitng erites Spiel ct.
ner piertdgiaenSerie 5Diihen sReos"
unS Brootlpner rSuperbas". anfang
piinftlit) um 3 llbr.
Iurt ibren geitrisen Sieg iiber bic
aaaroindle" in Ct. 2ouis baben bic
GeD 2)orter Rieien uniere geiterE per-
IiereubeH ,Reos" aus Der eriien SteI.
lung aui Der Rangliite perordnst,
pelhen GIae lie felt benz gesinne Der
Saiion bebauptet batieu. lie Aus-
iidten iino irbeiien giinitig. baB mir
ms bic oer.orene SieIluns ihon nod
IN 6ieier 9cde 3uriiferobern meroen.
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George SdDaeffer

George bate ell
neH 4roHbiais1uiieu,
ben bic aer3te ulnr
iuriren fpunien. I'd
CAB ibm BaterSob
Mtehisin uno otefeih'
ma6fe ibu fpieoer pez
funb. Sralr 8eorge
E9aeifer. 2612 6leHs
tueoo sIpenue, BbiIa.,
ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
GieS mmb Das.

- Der S1neiber Sun. Gtrnub, Der
felt brsi Do6tn I'm itdDtn6en 6oIpi.I
tai frunt borni6berIifot. ponhte Ii6I
gsitern an 5srru Otto Gspes. Dirsticrl
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Etorb gciterH aDers iim is9 1lbr In ibu'r
otuuns, go. 931 samIei StrGse, Eepperr.
9atharina altsmnsr.

i'm aItsr por 81 Sobreu, ? B,ouaten linh 11s
gen. Gle 5eit oer &eeroiguHg roiro fpdter nss
iarHt eemadt. 1R
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

erltilag1tser srtdtreHef, nm a1ssHtsHs
ssarmM5sit 81 beiorggIi. IlaH aereNift:
d a. GO Sclisbicft iD.ilA
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
SPANISH WAR VETERANS TO
OBSERVE DEPARTURE DAY
FoURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY or
LEAVING FOR WAR.
Soldiers Of Two Wars Will Banque,
Tonight at the Scott.

The veterans of the Spanish Ameri-
can and fivil wars will unite this
evening i'm celebrating tho fourteenth
copper country soldiers for the front
in 1898 on the outbreak of the Span
ish-American war. The occasion will
take the form OF a banquet at the Scott
Hotel i'm Hancock at which the mem
bers OF Il. r. stiles Post, Grand Army
Of the Republic. viii be the guests OF
the George Millar Camp Spanish War
Veterans, and an enthusiastic reunion
Is anticipated around the festive
board Speeches appropriate to the oc-
casion and "reminiscences Of Civil war
DAYS and the later conflict for the free
dom of Cuba will be features OF the
gathering and a number of musical
numbers will be given by the Naval
Reserve Quartette, Archie Mayotte,
and others.
William III. Mason. of the Stiles Post.
c. A. r., will be POSTMASTER and those
who will make speeches are Charles
Smith of Hubbell, VIII a. Childs of
Calumet, and j. w. Wyckon Of Han
cock. representing the old soldiers. and
W. Frank James, Swaby l.. Lawton,
Alex I.aist and Angus N. Mcdonald,
of the Spanish War Veterans.
At the banquet 1t is expected that
arrangements will be discussed and
committees appointed 10 arrange for
the observance Of Memorial Day, which
this year will take place in Houghton.
the main feature of the occasion to be
the dedication of the soldiers monu-
ment presented TO Houghton by Graz
ham rope
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
He Was Prepared.

An honest old Philadelphia Quaker
was refused a vote because he could
not show the necessary papers. He at
tempted 10 cast his ballot. but was
turned down by an inspector.
"why. my friend thee knows me.
Thee knows that l live in thy ward"
said the Quaker.
II know you by sight. but l must see
your papers," was the reply.
II would not tell thee a falsehood.
have TIE papers at home, and viii go
and bring them to thee"
Get the necessary papers and you
can vote"
The old gentleman went home and
got the papers and cast his ballot The
next year he again appeared at the
polls and the same inspector challenged
his vote.
surely thee would not have me go
again a mile to get thee my pa7ersT
asked the Quaker "Thee must know
that have a vote"
'sNo papers. no vote. SIR" answered
the inspector.
II thought thee might be so vicious
said the old man. as a smile played
under his broadbrim. "and ! have
brought them with me this time. Thee
will not have the pleasure of having
me walk mile for them. will bring
them next year. too."-Washington
Star.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
HANCOCK BREvITIEs



Fred Close, who has been located
in tho west for several years past, is
visiting his brother, j. A. Close, IN this
city.
News has been received here of the
death at Hibbing. Minnesota. yester-
day. of William Neville. The deceased
formerly lived here and was broth
er OF tho late Frank Neville. formerly
proprietor Of the Northwestern Hoo
tel.
The dance given last evening by the
Elbowtown Colts baseball team was
successfully handled and well attended
and gave the boys n neat fund where
with TO finance the organization
flor the season. The boys are now
ready to play ball and hope To show
they can do as well in this department
as they did I'm putting on their dance.
The Franklin baseball team will give
social hop on Friday evening at the
Poggioni hall. with program of dance
music to be furnished by the Audltorisl
Iorchestra OF Calumet
A number OF business men are con.
tomplating forming n company 10
handle the patent tooth brush holder
Invented by J. 4. McGrath of this city,
and will hold n meeting in the course
Of couple of weeks to take further
action. II Is probable that arrange
ments will be made for manufacturing
the device in the east and distributing
them from Hancock
Miss Irene Wright left yesterday
tor Ann Arbor, to enter on a course
Of study to become trained nurse.
Hugo NJ. Field of the Gartner has
gone TO Moorhead, Mimi, for d few
days visit.
George Ruppe left on Tuesday for a
visit to West RAIDER.
Alex Jarvinen the Finnish wrestler,
and his manager Gus F'rilund, were In
Hancock for a short time yesterday,
leaving in the afternoon for Ishpeming
where Jarvinen meets Yankee Rodgers
this evening.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Lawrence Kopp of Quincy
and Elizabeth Cote of Calumet
Miss Bertha Shetney leaves today
for Ann Arbor to study to be trained
nurse.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Patrick
Moore Of Painesdale will be held to-
morrow at $3.50 O'clock from st. Igna-
titus church in Houghton, with inter-
ment at the Forest Hill cemetery.
Howard Clark Smell, the ten months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smell
OF Dodgevillc. died yesterday and the
funeral will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon with lnterment at Forest Hill.
An agency for the Lakeside Fuel
company has been established in the
Orpheum annex In Hancock for the
sale of plants and cut flowers.
Miss Kate Birk, of the James insur-
ance office. has returned from visit
with friends at Iron Mountain.
The funeral of the late William
Richards, whose death occurred yes
terday. will be held Saturday morning
with service at the st. Josephs church
at o'clock and intcrment in the old
Hancock cemetery.
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Wasting Lime.

what" exclaimed the young man
whom we shall call Bill. you got en-
gagged last night? Why, Archie, my
dear old friend, tell me how you ever
came TO do itr'
"Well. Billie" blushed the fellow we
have already named as Archie, Il
really hardly know myself. But it
was just as easy as falling off log.
was on the edge of a proposal-she
gave me gentle push-and there I
was-engaged!"
Gee! / never had any such expert
ence. Every time | try 10 start my
knees knock together, my teeth chat
ter and my tongue gets stuck in my
throat. I've tried n dozen times TO
propose 10 Marguerite Dempster, you
know. and l get stuck every time"
and she lets You get stuckY
"Why. yes"
"Then you're counting the wrong
girl."-Clevelan Plain Dealer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25

luth of their son, George A. owens. n,
particulars concerning the death wer,
received. Mr.. owens was-f5 Years Fl
age. He was a wei known local rail-
road man. having acted as conductor
on both the South Shore and Copper
Range roads previous 10 leaving for
Chicago some time. Later ne went 10
Duluth.
He is survived by his parents, and
the following brothers and sisters 49,
Mrs. Guy Wyckoff, OF Sandstone
Mimi; Mrs. John IciHter. OF Mohawk:
Misses Jennie and Maria at home, ana
John. local representative for the Han.
cock Journal. The remains are expect
ed In Lake Linden tomorrow morning.
and the funeral Will probably be held
next Monday morning. Mrs Wyckoa
has wired local relatives that she Will
accompany the remains here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
Not piseourased.

There's q New York man" said
Brooklynite. whose daughter during
a winter in Nice got engaged to a GER
tain Count Beau de Beau. The New
York man was rich at that time, but a
few weeks before the date set for the
wedding he went 10 smash.
My dear Count Beau de Beau he
groaned that night, I'm very sorry
for you. You are to marry my daugh-
ter-you were to have had $4,000 a
year-but the crash has come. I'm
ruined now How sorry l am. countr
But Count Beau dc Beau gave the
New York man a reassuring slap on
the back.
"'Oh. don't you worry about me.
sir he said. with an easy laugh. With
a title like mine. you know, ] can find
another heiress tomorrow - Ex-
change
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
Hancock Department

Quincy hail. beginning at eight o'ciocl
on Saturday evening, Is as follows:
Chaiilnan's address Roy. A. Il. Hea
ley.
Piano solo-William Laity.
Duet-Louisa Kellow and Pearl Tip
petit.
Baritone solo-l conard Maunders.
Piano duet-Pearl Tippett and Holl,
Luke.
Duet--Mr. and Mrs. r.. Menear.
Trombone solo-William Pender.
Solo--William I.aity
Recitation--William Williams.
Duet-Jennie and Pearl Kendall.
Solo--Louisa Kendall.
Duet-B. Trembath and daughter.
Recitation-M. TrudgeOn.
Solo-James Lemin.
Piano solo--Miss S. Kinsman.
Solo-William Rraun
Selection--Peerless quartete
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
"overhaneu Houses.

BY the year 1870 wooden chimneys
and log houses OF the Plymouth and
Bay colonies were replaced by more
slightly houses of two stories. which
were frequently built with the second
story jutting out foot or two over the
first and sometimes with the attic
story stin further extending over the
second story This "overhang" is pop
ularly supposed TO have been built for
the purpose of affording n convenient
shooting place from which to repel the
indians This is, however. an historic
fable. The overhanging second story
was n common form OF building In
England I'm the time of Queen Eliza
beth. and the Massachusetts and Rhode
Island settlers simply and naturally
copied their old homes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
THE oPTIMIsT.

Is your lot i'm life hard one--do you
toll for others gain?
Ease and luxury denied you-feeling
all privation's pain?
Shall l THEREFORE whine and sniffle-
rage in bitterness of mind?
Nay my friend. with courage lofty, ]
will strive to be resigned
Knowing Poverty's a blessing, Fate is
kind when she denies,
can bravely. almost cheerfully de-
vote you
To the Life of Sacrifice.
Has the girl you loved TO madness
turned on you her chilly frown?
Has she scorned your humble wooing,
or in plain words. turned you
down?
will not in weak dcpection pine about
your broken heart,
But with philosophic caimness view
this matter. for my part.
And | cheer myself by thinking and
my courage thus renew
With the sane and rational reflection
She was Not the Girl for You.
| am not saint or here. nor on hard
ships do | dote;
In this world of toll and trouble there
are things that get my goat.
There are times ] kick and grumble;
oftentmes feel quite peeved.
When of some dear hope or project
most unlxndly I'm bereaved.
But | think among my virtues this
safely may includes:
bear the other Fellows troubles
with Most Christian F'ortitude.
---Zella Slater Bissell In Woman's
World
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
ssizsd His Chance.

The county courthouse was burning
and the judge was very anxious to
arrive at the scene Of much OF his
life work as quickly as possible and
posthaste sent the negro house boy TO
saddle sintram. his horse. The judges
sons. seeing Sintram in process OF be-
ing saddled. pre-empted the remaining
horses and rode of. The little negro
considered the matter foe n moment
and rode sintram of. thus forcing the
Judge TO take hurried and, as he con
sidered IT, an entirely unnecessary
walk of half a mile.
To the surprise and chagrin of the
small negro. when the judge cnught
him he gave him good thrashing,
When one OF the young men remark
ed: "Zack, you should not have rid
den fathers horse of. You might have
known he would have whipped you,
and you deserved t.
II know dat. Mr.. Dave" responded
Jack. but ] kin sit or whippln' mos
any day. an | never VIII see dc cote
house burn ag'ln"-Ios Angeles Times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-25
THE CREAM VANISHED.
Is Taken From Church Basement
Durinq Entertainment.

The coffee" served last evening in
the basement of the Congregational
church by the Ladies' Industrial so .
ciety was enjoyed greatly by those
present although they had to wait
some time for their coffee, owing to an
annoying incident which occurred ear.
~ in the evning. The cream that was
tO be used in the coffee came I'm large
cartons which were placed until need
ed I'm window at the rear of the
kitchen. Meanwhile the entertainment
program was begun and while all were
engaged in listening to this a crash
came from the rear of the building. All
rushed into the kitchen to find that a
window had been smashed and all of
the cream had vanished. II was pre-
sumed that boys had taken IL under
the impression that the cartoons con-
tanned ice cream. More cream was
obtained and the lunch and entertain
mcnt proceeded. The program given
was very attractive one well worth
much more than the small price OF adj
mission charged. II consisted OF the
following numbers:
Piano solo-Miss Emma Kerredge.
Recitation--Miss Fannie North.
Vocal solo-Miss Olive Shields.
Recitation-Mrs. NJ. r.. Corbctt.
Piano solo-Mrs. Bree.