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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19

Mobreeel belttlid aus, fonnte ober
nidt bur6oringen gegen uiene bon
ientimentaIen Damen a~usgebenoen
gan5 unbere6tigten @influiie, oercn
Germerflidfeit 5tpar anerfannt, Die
@egenmirfung aber oenno6 berpei-
CERT miro" 9ariiber mar es 5u ge=
rei5ten nno peinliben grorterungelt
sefommen, unter oeren ginorud
Soon ar oemielben Gage leiner
Srau beri1tete:
so miro Ser pflidtmdBig uno
iiber5eugungstreu mioeripredenoe
llntergebene nod uro nad icbr I'M
6equem unb Der 8orgeiebtc, beion
GERS tpenn er Ii9 i'm lnre6t fiiblt
leidt ungebuloig unb unfrennolid.
Sat nun Der %eritere ioldes !pieoer-
bolt erfabren 10 fommt er III oas
trourige Dilemma: entmeoer ga1s
fill 5l idmeigen NIT Dem @emuBt-
lein, oabnrh l1nre6t gutaubeiBen
ODER notieenfaas ferner moge es
gefanen ober nibt 81 bertreten,
tuas er fir Nebt balf, unb iid oa-
bur6 neuen 3uredtmeiinngen alls-
5uleeen. GU begreifit, oab oies an
mdblid als gang unertraglib eitt-
pfunoen miro, beionoers penn man
ielbIt alt un6 rei5bar lit uno, etnc
before 8ebanolung Deroient gu ba4
ben alaubt, oie ourd auBere @na
benaeihen = uno merben ie alifl
o~usenomeiie perIieben - nibt err
lebt meroen fann. Sn uenigen Sa<
gen lino es elf Sabre, oaB i6 Die
ebren nno 2alten meines iesigeK
8oltens 3ll tragen babe, uno i'd bltfe
nit %6anfbarer Miibrline auf Die bic
len oenfmiiroigen = berben uno iii.
Ben - Momente suriid, Die ih als
elmer Ser naditen 9iener oes aonigs
ar ieiner Seite at ourdleben ullo
tcilpeiie gu eeitaIten ourd @ottes
@iite gemiiroigt poroen bin. @as
1T natiirIi6er uno geredter, als Der
@unid, BEL 5unebmenoen Sabren
uno abnebpenoen araften aus elmer
Iolden SteGung i'm Srieoen, bus
keiBt nit gegenieitiger @efrieoi.
grltlg, gu ideiben - i6 finne oaber
nur nod iiber Die am beiten cinal,-
ldIaqen6en Sdritte nod, nm oiefen
3med obne ieoen @flat nno fcrmli-
den 8rud gu erreiden."
Bismard's Stimmung NOR III le.
men Sagen nidt biel anbers, uno
aud er mar tpegen Der 8olitif Der
Gamen Ser Meiignation ndber als
Dem @lauben an ieinen Sieg...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19

brennenoe Stirn zines ionneDequal,
ten @anoerers auf i%taubiger 2ano-
itraBe Die grinnerung idiebt ocs
fiiblen @aloesidattens uno oes
murmelnoen Gue1s, an Dem er un=
longit aeieiien.
Inter inn in Ser nidt obnt Mii-
BE in ben itcinigen Strono ausgc,
tieften 8u6t lagen Sic 8oote, Die
Dem Cute geborten. ST bate Dos
fIeinere in oieien Sagen nieberbolt
5n Muoerfabrten an Der &uite bin be,
nust uno trug ben S6liiiiel gu bent
8retterbdusden in meldem oie &n-
ser nno ionitigen Nequiiiten aufbe'
mabrt pltroen, in Der Sai6e.
(1orticEnla iol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19
Sir die kuebe.

Wte0erlamotde Gpertpette.-Wam
fodt 6 bis s Gier bort, legt ie Damn
einen M~ugenblid in faltes @aiier,
ibdlt Tie ab uno teiA iie in 8iertel.
ginen gut gemallerten entgrateten
nno a~bee8osenen Sering idncioet
man in Stiifhen uno brat i'm in
6eiber Butter altf beioen Seiten 10
Minuten lang. Sn5miihen itreiht
man cine 8adform gut NIT Butter
dlls, giebt A biz 5 gBloffel idiirc
Gabne binein, legt ididtmeiie Die
Gier unb Die 9eringsibi6ten bin.
elm, iibergiebt oann aIes nod NIT
iaurer Sabne, ltreut g~eriebeneh
Barlmeianfdie uno grotfrlimen oa-
raul belcgt aaes nit 8utterflod-
den uno es badt es in nidt gu bei-
bcm Ofen. Gs miro III Der Sorn
oufgctrogen mo barf ni6t falt mer@
ben.
Sambnrser Sleiidialat. 3mei
Sabn6en uato elm Bflnlo &albfleii6
leat man in einen nit Spett~ uro
@ur3ellheiben bebeften Sopt,
brdunt iie lei6t, ial3t iie uno iiber+
gieBt iie NIT 2 @las WeiBmein uilo
1 Soiie @alier. Sn bieier 8riibe
oGmpft man iie laneiam meid, laB.
iie in ibr erfalten, loft bic 9dbndcn
aug Sout nno 8nohen, 5erleet lie
nebft Dem 9albfleiid in 5ierlide
Stiide uno gieBt lire @riibc our6
elm Sieb. Man entfettet iie ooriid-
tig, permiibt 2 gBloffel bon ibr NIT
2 gBloffel Gliig, ~ gBloffel 5alat.
81, 2 gBloffeI oifer ialrer Sabne, !
Gbloffel gepiegter Bcteriilie. nno J
geeloffel ungeriibrtem Scnf. Dann
permiidt man oieic Sallce init 2
bart gefodten, nit 8 roben, &c,
idmeioig ~gerubrtcn Gioottern uno
5iebt oas aerteilte SIeiih leidt onr6
sic Gouce. Man ridtet oen Snlat
in elmer @lasidale 5ierIi6 on, in.
benz man i'm nit gierpicrteIn, 60
latber5en uno gerduderter Sdien<
5unge ber3iert.
@eiffobl nit MildJ (altpreubiide
glrt). - Gin GROCER felter ODER 5fpel
fleine @eibfoblf0pfe meroen BON
ben @uBenbI1ttern un0 Dem Strlllf
befreit, in 0ierteI eeteilt uno mil
einem ldarfen MeIier in feline Shei-
ben gei6nitten ODER gebobclt oalin
nit fieoenoem @aiier gcbriibt, &C.
fiblt mo auf einem Sieb abse
tropft. Damn laBt man @aiier
neblt Sett ODER Butter uno Sal5 GUM
aohen fommeu, giebt ben 8obl bir-
elm, l1Bt i'm mei6 oarin FODDER,
nin1mt i'm nit Dem Sdanmloffel
beraug umo ldBt i'm micoer abtro.
pfem. Sn8lpiiden bat nlart cine belle
ginbrenne BON 2 big 3 2offel Mebl
III 5erlaiiener Gutter bereitct, Der.
fodt lie nit % Quart fohenber gil.
ter Mild, fiiet ein tpenig bon oes
griibe bin3u, in Der Der 4obl gefoft
muroe, piir5t init 3nder (oen man
na6 8elieben aud neglailen fanny
1lno nit geltoBener Musfotbriitc.
IaBt i'm nod elm @eilden oorilt
oampfen, idmedt ab, giebt ~ See
loffel @iiroe 6d5u uno ridtet ben
aobl auf ermdrmter Shiiiiel OIL.
Mingsberum Iegt mon 0rottuiirIt.
den ooer gouletfen; man FAM ailh
Spidgans ODER Bofelfleiid oa5lt rel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19
@alo-8ienie.

|Sa INN iebt, lit meusm Sliben
| cid, Derid5mt bat be Natnr,
Tub bic 2iifte iueidcr 5iebeu,
lleber 9aibe, Jelb utb Slnr.
Wia Der Mlcnid im frpbem Srange,
M,tfl biuans snm id5nem @alD;
Der BON jmbelnbem Oeiange-
gramter B18'tein picberbaat.
llub 10, friibc ihun ant Mprset,
Siclt man ~frp9gelnint alSbanu,
5riih nnb Icbig alter Sorscn,
3ieb'm infs Sreie Srau nto Ytantt;
Mit Der 9inber luitfsen Sdaaren,
3iebiiL imfs Crime ie bitans;
0a1en af bes Mtass= Hlaaen,
Hub icim Miiber bann ST. Sans.
Sud- III altscwpbnter @eiie
IEr1at TT S5rbcn ,upl p%erpabrt,
asan and nit ifd, Srant nnS Speiis
Neihlih nnb bon gutter Writ.
ttub ,ucnu oann mad @anberfmnben,
Weelb iid Smrit mn6 9nnger an;
Wirb Gin Mabl gar trefflid mum6en
tlnb crit redjt elm Srunf %alshaun..
limb beiunbers iuemn lie bnben,
Gin'ae 1laiden 9pneN Star Sier;
DENT BON alien WDttesgaben,
2ebe bieies gier ib mir.
WI "a
IriIdL unb Iabcnb ihdnnt's tint @afe,
ttn6 Id fas' es obne Sier:
Stets aeraf ih IN Gfftaie,
Wirb frebenst MIR bieies Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19
@eanaitiat bic aansel Matipn.

Die idrefIide Site Der l1nfaue
an einem 4. Suli iebt oie 8elt in
@rltaunen. @benio erltaunli6 1T oie
m%unoerbare Seilung ourd 8udlen's
Mrnica @albe bon Sauienoen, Die
ii6 8ranoz Sdnitt-, auetidr- uni
&ugelmunoen 5u5ogen ODER be-
grplolionen berlebt nuroen. Gil
beilt idnen aae @ei6miire, @us,
idlag, aufgeiprungene 2ippen ooel
&Gmorrboioen. 25c in alien Ipotbe'
fot1 ~
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t1nr 6iiltiefeit bis sum 81. Oftcbet.
Yrdmiem>STcrte
Gin perieblas al, an,iere srennse.

9a es inns nmmGgGd lit, aaa 9Hrihe nS Counties bs Staates
bur@ 9etenbe bcarbeten sn Iaieu, mmkten hr amf anSere Wtitel our M
mr gr5ferem &erbreitmng nnieres @iattes fnnen nmS mir fm6 ST. benz
Gnti6Imf sefomnen, anme6m6are Gramhm fir mene gbonnenten, bic ms
eingeidtft merbea, ansaueken.
gMr plamen mtdt Die Ieramialtamg eines ipgenannten &ontefes, it
r bi englliden 3eitnngen ablid II, ionbern mir iuoaen Snrd Ans5ablnng
elmer libera(en Gummihion Sreimilise aniuer6en, bic pine beionoere Vii.
6e nno Mnirensung fd cine @ebenenmabme sn benbaffen pHniden.
gu bnienn .3mede pfferieren Mir fit ieben Sabresabomnenten cine
aoumi6tum bom l., einem 9olIar. 9as gpdenblat Der n6reie
8rehe fir seras" foHt So per Sabr. Gesen Ginenbmns bn SLIGO per.
Slit 10 Mboaaenten ene Grra Nrdmie Dot 2.5O III yaar.
Slit Il Aboanentn eat Grtra yrdrit pDn sS.75 ii Baar.
Slit 20 4bDnnentn ene Gyta Ytdnie pOn $500 III yaar.
6ir q Mbonntnten cine Grtra Ntdnie pon $6.25 ID Saar.
Slit n5r as Is 4bDnnenttn cine Gyra> yllmt p0n s. ii Saar.
Sit nntbr as 50 Mbpnntnten cine G%graprdne Dot SIG IN yaar.
Ser goriddaa 1T einfad nnO besaanolid senns. Seer enm neaea
abonnentea Der CUR 3t nidt 2eler Der r5reie 9rehe" 1T, &C.
pinnt, foaeftirt $500, erbalt rdps be6at baum einen Dollar unO ididf
ben anoereu 9OQar nit Ser senauen MoreRe bes geaeaers Elm. anferoem
d6t aer aud NOD cine Grra 9ramie in Ausfdt, fails Die GAIL bon
sen N6onnentea obr bara6er erreidt mmb. 9de ~Ggtra-Hrarnie len.
ben mir ben basm 8eredtsten bon nnerer Office ans brett.
Die bsr semadte Oferte 1T fir SeSen i'm ueiten gebiete oes Star
sts pfiem. Sober fann fb Saran beteHgen. Iir biehn nnr Baarpre1ie
an, neil @elo INNER ieinen gaert Fat naS Sober Oafar anidafen mb fn-
fen fam, mas er aeraoe brandt
Mae, Sic bDn sbmier Dferte 0c6rand MAIDEN nno nnter ben pbH
seieaten geoinennsen A6onncnten fir Die u5ree 8reHe fir segas" jam
mln mpnen, fine gebeten, fd nit inns nmpersHgid In Terbinonng 81
icben, bamit iuir i6nem ehuaise gepauihte amsfibrlidere Mmsfmnft ertti-
len fOnnen. Die anitune s9t ben geieaern brett BON nniersr Of
lice ~. Sieie Cfkrte fat MIR @aItigfcit Biz gum 81. Dftuber.
oSrtif Yrene fit seras".
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n | | { /.

Ser Meger, Der geltern uno
norgeitern bier gefauen if, mar Der
idonlte Suni-Negen, ben mir felt
Menidengeoenfen gebabt baben.
Die Maiie Beg gefallenen @egcns
betrug 1.34 3oa. Ser @egen bat
lid melt ausgeoebnt. Sn 2ampaias
iino 3 3on gefaIlen, in Dallas
2.92, in Senrietta 2.34, in Gong,
pieip 2.2O, in sberntan, @eater.
foro uro Marble Sails bat es AUDI
idmer geregnet. Sin Der S. Sc. q.
gabn bates bon gotuaa biz Nuitin
Idfper %geregnet, meiter norolid)
mar Der Mesen Ieidter. SIN Der 9.
g. gabn oebnte fid Der @egen bon
gotuaa Big. nod 9oulton aug. Mn
Der Mranias BaB 9obn mar Der
Megen bon Sbiner Big nod Waco
fdper; Ieidter iuar er bon Glmen.
BORT Biz nod &ouiton. Mu6 i'm &c.
birge bat es geregnet; aus 2err-
bile, fredericksburg uno 8oerne
fommt Die Nadridt, bob bort iiber-
all berrIihe Negen gefanen iino.
Mm Montag, mdbreno beg Cages,
batten mir SO GRAB Site, NbsnoS
81 @rao, aIs oas @emitter fam.
fiel oas thermometer big nif 65
Grab. @eltern mar es big aaf 66
@rao berunter. Ser Megen lit BON
mnld1kbarem @ert getpelen; er
fidert uas cine rieiige aornernte.
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Was die ScbwaIbe sang.
9ioman bon Srieori6 spiel.
agen.
l1urtlckuna.)

Oies lit @abniinn, Gacilie, riel
@pttbolo leioeni6oftlid. @enn ou
i'm ni6t lietSt = uno Oh liebit i'm
1idt, fannIt i'm ni6t lieben - fein
eottli6es @eies uno idlieBlid ol,d1
fem menIhli6es, 5minet bid, 81
bleiben, gu perbluten, gu pergeben
in rlamenloiem @leno! l1no 10 me-
mig mie gu i'm, liebt er bid.
Sat er oir oas geiagt?
8eoorf es beiien2
8ei beiner @bre, @ottbolo, bot er
Dir oas geiagt2
@Gcilie -
ltno tpe1ltl er mid nun ooh licbte,
uno = uno tpenn i6 i'm liebte2
@ie fannlt gu magen, 10 gu mir 81
lpreben, mie gu eben au mir geipro-
6enl Wie fannlt gu paseu, mid
iett onrh oeir S6meiaen 2uaen al
~ltrafen, MIDI Dor mir ielblt 10 5l De-
miitigen! SIT oas oeine geriibmte
Sreunoidaft?
@ottbolo lics oas Saupt iinfen
un1o manbte iib. @retden fom ibnl
cntgegen.
$50 mialt ou bin Sufel @ott-
boIb?
gr bob oas aino in Die 9obe,
fnbte es, lieB es mieoer altf ben So
rel1 gleiten unb ging.
GGciliens itarre tranenloie @neen
binaen an ser Steue, no 8ottbolo
Smi5hen ben 9iiihen peridpunoen
mar.
Sir immerl murntelt lie, fir ini'
mer.
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@eht a%useinan6er!

Iaet elm Yoliaiit gu einem 9olfsauf.
lauf uno fblagt NIT benz aniippel
orein, tpenn notig. gbenio iagen Die
groBen, sroben MineraIpinen Bel
Magenftornngen nIlo nur @leno
foIgt. Or. Sings Stem 2ife Hias
berleken Sic g~ingemeioe nid)t. Sic
bringen iie rur eelinoe in Tatig.
felt uno @eiunobeit folgt oanab.
25c in alien Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19

grfenne Gid ielbit tit elm gu
tes Motto, MIR sieben es Die meE-
item Qeitte Dor, lih BON ben anoerrl
ridt ourhi6ouen gu loiien.
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mabl Nn3eieen.
SIR County StemersK cneeter

Sic wSreie Yrefe" TT aittoriiier'.
&errm J. Frank Gallagher
aIs &ar6ibat fir ens slmt bes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8egar County BET Der
beborIteben6en bemotratiiden Rrimdrs
tpabI ansutiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19

Die vcii DeMtfN CexaniI0ef
$taat$verband einpfcble.
men Kandidatefl.
8nnbes equator:
!. S. meltcrs.
Wpnbernenr:
O. 3. GelqMitt.
gice= @pnpermemr:
'1pilcy M. JttbsSen.
Sdatmeiiter:
~. 6. Gtwarcs.
Comptroller:
Bob Barter.
@eneralaniualt:
Jannes .. Walttan.
Mdcrbem : Spmmifar:
g. 4. hone.
Giienbabm : aummiHdr:
Jetm 6. wertRam.
Ridter bes supreute-0 eridts:
Z. 3. Dibrea,
.1el1sn philipps.
neutrality-suspicious. -Nidter:
7. &. NlmIc.
(gln3eige.)
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Sur G~smnty.AHeHer.

Sic .Sreie Rreiie" 1T autOriiiert.
Serrn Henry Boerner
als aanbibat fir bas Gmt 6es Steuers
GiIeKors bon 8egar gountb BET Der bes
boritebenben bemotratifhen Brimdr<
mail am 81. Suli a%n3ufiinoigen.
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4eirats1d cinc.


8auoe 6. Moa1 u. Gtta Sduese.
@iniam S. StrauB nno @aa e.
g. Tbien.
Sobn g. Moreno uno Sopbie 3.
G1par5.
Raymond .. arauie uno Bau-
line @enolano.
Senrp 6. 5aul nno Bertha ".
Merfens.
gomaros @erfers uno @ofie Sabi1.
9ipian @oeiie[ uno 2eno SO.
Nbillips.
gouaro @enfen uno Mattie Bur
rel.
George 9. gapis nno antonia
2uomig.
emil u. Motber If. uno 2iliail
Sailes.
@ebnrfcn.
Matban aapIan uno Grau, elm
anabe, s. g. Sod uno dran, elm
Maohen; Bouts 9unfel unb Sran,
elm anabe; 8auI @raBl unb 6ran,
Gin Mdofen; IS. 81. 9iggs nno
GsralL elm Maoben; 60. &ippitein
un6 5roll, Elm anabe.A
EooesfGIIe.
Srau Mpra S. @eiiiiger, 20 Sab
re; 9rall emma zimmerman, 81
Sabre; Sugo 2iebe, 8 Wonate; Ser
bcrf arcger, 10 Monate; Socob
Cole, 80 Sabre; 6ris S. aeinipe-
Der, 46 Sabre.
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CAB 0einen llntergebenen Die
Srasee did 81 ergan5en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-19

Ssn Soulton bat cine Inter
lud,ung ser Yoli5ei nno ibre;
Mmtsfibrung begonnen.
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syobm $. Bolton, Dffentlider go.
tor. @rmnoeieentum. Mgent hir
peniionsonipriide. 8immer 8, ct.
,sameg SoteI, Slt-Soniton StraBe
Heiee Telephone $50
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fWT EVWWJY' NVlhIulIIaT TTxfshht =.
Sic .Sreie BreHe" lit aitoriiiert
Gerru Henry Meyer

aIs aan6ibat fir bas Unit BEG gorntt
aommiffdr, Precinft SO. 4. in Der be
p~orftebenben Hrimdrfpabl i'm Suli an
suseicen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18
QUIT GALLON Ell!
THOUSANDS ARE TURNING FROM
TINS DANGEROUS DRUG.
A Safe Vegetable Substitute is Olive
Tablets for the Liver.

Or +. NJ Edwards, prominent
physician al Ohio. has discovered Il
new laxative and liver toner in com
hmation of vegetable materials. mixed
with olive OIL which is in effect al
most exactly like the old and un-
trustworthy calomel, except that there
are none of the bad after effects ot
calumel. though he recognized it
value a,ong with it's dangers.
Ills Gistrust of the uncertain drug
eventually started him years ago to-
wards experiments with the view OF
discovering "A substitute and he is to-
day in possession of the long Sought.
for combination. which is la the shape
oi a little sugar coated. olive-oil col
ored tablet.
and practice are embodied ia these
marvellous little tablets.
They are called Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets. They oil the bowels, and
their effect on the liver has been the
means of relief To many of Dr Ed
wards regular patients as well as to
thousands Of others who have suffer
ed ana were afraid of calomel.
They are gentle in their action, yet
always effective. They bring abou;
That eXuberance of spirit, that natural
huoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone. by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of harmful impur-
HES Toe and 25c per box.
The Olive Tablet Company. Colum-
bus, o. advertisements
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tim, zine rings are also placed IN the
bronze bushings.
70 supply the power to operate the
gates and smice valves I'm tho locke.
ana furnish current for The monster
electric locomotives which are 10 tow
the steamships through the locks. %
great hydro-elcctric station is being
erected adjacent o. tho spHlwav %,
,iatun dam. There are three 225S l,no.
watt water turbines. and three 2.0oG
kilGwatt generators with suitable oN-
citers ana other auxiliarics There viii
he cnouph water IRON the s,o,,ge iu
Lake GatWn 10 warrant lie installation
~ 6.oo6 kilowatts. though iu tho dry
season II win bee necessary a. drew
upon the u)ragc.
Harhors Of Refuge.
Altogether It is Geurcd that for tms
mum water system Of the canal viii
he required. 4 part of the clcrtrriu.
~ 90 ne used for lighJm" ne line OF
he canal There will De- Cor,r,t.
lamp posts IHo feet apart tmuusbpu'
The entire length Of each lock wall Al
together .,cud lamps viii i've installed
~ the locks.
Outside 81 tho canal proper trr re-
port shows that work has been going
"n rapidly ia preparing harbors for
The shelter e.. ships at each cad Of the
waterman The work uf forihGtion
Ia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18
AN INTERESTING CHARACTER
Star Of Fortune Hunter" Cas- DIS
cusses His Part.

CuSSes IT'S fHft.
one Of tn" UNDERLYING bits Of char
acter W!nchen smith, TIE authcr 5ae
put into The Fortune Hunter. adds
"a portrayal that appeals strongly To-
me ana aids m" in my iuterpretatiar
of my part" SAYS Denton VahFs whD
as the fortune hunter, plays lie Ffn"i
pal character m the comedy suct".
which will 10 seen at the Calumet
theater on Wednesday evening, lis
psychological study of that trait of
rising To an occasion when the burden
of caring for the weaker comes 10 us
that burden We read of 50 much i'm
newspapers in stories of little moth
ers"
I'm "rhe Fortune Hunter Nathaniel
Duncan. reared and educated in uxrr,.,
reaches the end Of belief In himself
When for five years Of being com
PEELED To- work for his living. ne ar-
knowledges that he is a failure in
everything he has attempted. Ia his
des9erltion he accepts the scheme for
marying Fortune under ,he ruleH
set down by his friend. and ieoos t.
country town To work ,hcm cut. Here
Ire finds the poor old druggist. dis
covers that he is more helpless than
Duncan ever was ana in his ASSUME
tion ot the odd mans troubles his OWL
"a failure Ia life Duncan carvrs out
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18
Relief from Eczema

You can stop that awful itch from
eczema and other skin troubles in two
seconds.
Seems too good to be true-but ii is
true, and we vouch for IL.
Just "A few drops OF the simple cool
ing wash. the Odd. Prescription for
eczema, and the itch stops instantly
We give you a trial bottle-enough 10
prove it--for 20 cents.a,s
i'uuls Drug Store 1910. ('1lunn at
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18
WILL TURN OUT
100000 AUTOS
statistics Show Manufactures
viii Double 1913 Record

That GOO. 900 motor ears will be- man
fractured In the United states next
wear IS the prediction, according 10
statistics gathered by the Automobile
Trade Journal of Philadelphia. Hero
are the estimates of 20 of the largest
COMPANIES:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18

Now if you have tried n great many
cures for eczema and have been disau-
pointed. do not make the mistake of re-
fusing to try this soothing wash All
other druggists keep this Odd. Pre-
scription--go tn them IL you can't come
To us-but il you come to our store. we
viii give you the first dollar bottle on
our positive no pay guarantee, that II II. ID
VIII stop the itch at once.
t.aurium Pharmacy . Laurium
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18

Kansas city Mo. has l>oo pupils
u uight hoDs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18
CANAL READY
BEFORE 1915

Continued From Paos One.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18

Totals 800. ...... 70 tOoO 49H,lO0
Fifteen Detroit companies of this
number will make $4,000.
1O9 manufacturers Cigures FUR
nished) &C.. 80. ............564,G5 600
81 large manufacturers (esti-
mated from last year, ...... 10000
81 small manufacturers (esti-
mated last year, ............ 5000
10 electric pleasure car manu-
factur"rs, estimated .r....... 10000
II
Total ..''...s. ............,G2' ,G'O
This output is more than double
that IF the last year. ana is by far
the greatest increase made i'm the pro-
auction Of motor cars in any one year;
IN fact, it is as great an increase as
the hast ten years together. as is
shown In detail by the following table
Of the number of ears built each year
for ten wears:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-18

.t.aurium Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
OFFICIALS WILL TESTIFY
Parr Suit Brings in as Witnesses
MacVeagh, Curtis and Tawney.
100000 REWARD INVOLVED
Lawyer, Suing for Share in Sum
Paid in Sugar Case, Says
He Aided Stimson.

Secretary MacNeaEh Of the Treasury De
partment. Assistant Secretary Curtis ami
Congressman Tawney will be witnesses TO-
day at the trial Of the suit brought by
smith Thompson. ir., lawyer. against
Richard Parr. a special customs agent, VINO
unearthed the sugar frauds. Thompson Is
suing for one-quarter Of the 100000 re-
ward received by Parr from the United
States government for his work in helping
10 recover several millions OF dollars m
customs revenues out of which the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company had cheated
the government. Thompson says that 1t
WAS his work and influence with Congress
man Tawney, who in turn conferred with
Secretary MacVeagh, that enabled Parr TO
get the 100000.
The trial OF the suit began yesterday be-
fore Justice Greenbaum, with Thompson on
the stand all day He said that the orig
inal amount which Parr was 10 receive
was So. 900 or 5000 The plaintiff apollo
gized al one point, after Justice Greenhaum
had warned him that he would he punished
for contempt Of court II he did not answer
nroperly the questions Of the opposing
counsel. Thompson said he was in the
employ OF another lawyer whose specially
was bringing accident suits and that for
his work he received 81 a week. lie never
was an attorney Of record In case In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
APPEAL WILL BE P0lYGlOT
Forward Movement to Hold
Meetings in All Tongues.

II was announced yesterday al the CITY
hCadouarters Of the Men and ReAg1on
Forward Movement in the Fifth Avenue
Building that campaign was 10 be opened
i'm New York this week, with the holding
Of meetings in Italian. This would he only
the beginning. Il was said, Of the plan 10
present the idea Of the movement in their
own tongue to the men OF all nations who
are gathered in New York.
Roy g. Guild. the national executive sec
rctarv told OF the survey chart sys-
tenn. by which the movement is being
brought closer 10 practical social work In
great cities BY this plan, he said, the
social and civic needs Of a city were
studied and the results gathered in graphic
form, so that responsibility could be hNed
for such public evils As narrow alleys and
the maintenance OF improper houses
BY this system" he said, 1T was dis
covered that one Of the leading members
of one Of the largest churches in the United
States had a building, whose tenant used
it for immoral purposes. That man was
wealthy and had subscribed 10000 10
church fund for which he was perfectly
good Yet when he refused 10 stop the use
Of his building for Objectionable purposes
on the ground that the responsibility was
the tenants and not his, he was read out
OF the church We intend 10 make
churches untenable for those who do things
against the common good