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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
Sikeston, Mo. -
fered everything.

az AAAooC blAAACog oAAA StAAN Illhb 1 Oukub W
have an operation. would not listen to
that, and when a friend of my husband
told him about Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and what it had done
for his wife, / was willing to take it.
Now look the picture of health and feel
like it, too. / can do my own homework,
hoe my garden, and milk a COW. / can
entertain company and enjoy them. l
can visit when choose, and walk as far
as any ordinary woman, any day in the
month. / wish l could talk to every
suffering woman and girl. Mrs. DEMA
BETHUNE, Sikeston, Mo.
Murrayville, Ill.-"I have taken Ly-
dia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for a very bad case of female trouble
and it made me a well woman. NY
health was all broken down, the doctors
said must have an operation, and was
ready to go to the hospital, but dreadedit
80 that began taking your Compound.
! got along so well that gave up the
doctors and was saved from the opera
ton. Mrs. CHARLES MOORE, R. R.
No. 8, Murrayville, Ill
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
SHE SELLS SEA SHELLS.

When there is a steamer in port
there you will find a lei girl selling
sea shells to the tourists who do not
go up town. At Haleiwa you do not
find the girls who sell sea shells but
there is the finest bathing beach on
the island just in front of the spa
cious hotel. Any night this week will
be pleasant one on which to go
down to Haleiwa. The moon is at the
full and the weather ideal. There is
an auto in the rent service at the
hotel and it is a good one. Those
who wish to investigate the surround
ing country may do so at slight
cost.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

CHICAGO, April 16-"The Matri-
monial Scapegoat" is a title which
Col e. r. H. Green, Hetty Green's
bachelor son, might affx to his auto
biography, in case he ever writes it.
Col. Green, a visitor in Chicago today,
says he is pestered beyond endurance
by ambitious ones of the fair sex who
opine he wants to wed. Wherever
he goes he is followed by letters and
photographs, invitations to dinner, to
theater parties and to almost every
other conceivable entertainment. To
all of these appeals he turns a deaf
ear.
Il am not so easily married off" he
declared today at the Blackstone.
when l get ready to marry I'll pick
my wife. l won't let horde of as
piring females pick me. Not much.
I'm tired Of all this matrimonial CUFF.
Wherever go it follows me. can't
rest. l am besieged with letters, and
would you believe it-many of them
from the pens of Chicago girls"
Letter from Chicago Girl.
Here is copy of a letter which is
said to be typical of some others re-
ceived from Chicago:
my Dear Col. Green: 1 see by the
papers that you are looking for q
wife. You want one who is able to
cook. Many foolish girls have proba
bly, been attracted by your millions
don't want the money colonel
Throw it away. Then you and l will
start life in a little four-room fiat
am considered beautiful by my friends
and l have many admirers. But the
young men who court me are too
common. l want a man who is we'll
educated and who loves music. / am
a good pianist l play ragtime music
and classical stuff. l am neat, refined
and an excellent cook. 1 can prepare
steaks, roasts, chops, ETC., in a way
that will tickle your palate, colonel,
am sure. 1 am only twenty-five,
about medium height. My hair is
dark brown, and honest colonel, it is
all my own. Answer me, general deliy-
cry, Chicago. Yours in earnest.
Alice"
Does Not Read All His Mail.
81 have received so many OF. these
letters" asserted Col. Green, speak
ing like a thoroughly tired man, that
I have ceased to read them. order
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
Does Not Read All His Mail.

81 have received so many of these
letters" asserted Col. Green, speak
ing like a thoroughly tired man, that
have ceased to read them. I order
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
WOMEN SHOULD
Be PROTECTED
Against So Many Surgical OPP
erations. How Mrs. Bethune
and Mrs. Moore Escaped.

VI AN W y NNAA = AAA
l was in bed for four
or five days at a time
every month, and so
weak l could hardly
walk. l cramped and
had backache and
headache, and was
so nervous and weak
that / dreaded to see
anyone or have any
onemovein thereon.
The doctors gave me
medicine to ease me
said that / ought to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30

Only fifteen cents day for three
line classified Ad." in The Star.
Think Of it!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-22
0rnHSeiseaibnns Aebertralnalen


Senrp Huhoa an esoiepb y Tho,
mann, 10 Sabre 9saft alif 25 bel so
,sub on Der Siibieite Der 8oobmarb
CTR, 100 sSub oitlid, uon Speamore
SiraBe; iGhrlide Ufnthe $t75.
ssreberid ". Smeber OH BiIiian
g. ssnupoae, 81 BEL 106 Sub an Der
Gillette Der Shool Ctr, i41 SuB
iuoiih bon Union CTR, 81.
Glisobeth 8onoeripeilen an Senrp
Mubol. % bel 80 SUB an Der Glib
ieite Der @ocomoro CTR, 100 ssuB
oitlih BON Spcamore CTR, ST..
gebr Ronildaeipit an Snnan Go.
ben, 3 Sabre Tad3t nlf bns Giaen.
tbun befannt ais 7O5 %. 8. Abe. !;
Dsietbe 5 grooent oes anfaufspreis
pom $4700
ssobn Sortmnn an Charles Sd,nei.
Ger, Got L3 in GbarIes ISfneioer's z.
llnternbtheilling, $50.
Murnie 8beeler an 2ulu .. Camp.
bea, elm gtiid annb IN geft. "a, SD.
cnnlore Ip., $1,000.
ssomes .. syor an Wnrtbo 3. DaIs
9beil bon Got 55 in 8. Is. 1unis' Ao.
bition 3u Sarriion $3.50.
! .Goujie Qaieutber'1 oJbsn an UreA,
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81. 6, Sntbapap an aiberaI 8. II.
Q. Co., 500.
TlbIen 6. CitteoIt an Clifton Want.
2. II. @. Co., $4,000.
Gli3ubetb Meabillips an Big 5cur
y. II. s. 60, $1,000.
alrtbur 8obeIman OH elsmere VI.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
2ouis Neinberg an Peoples gf. II.
GAP. So, $4,000.
gsn. Sn sscnes on Sluie Ctr. VI.
2. II. 4. 60, $1,000.
MaIter Z. stctpbn an NeaoingRoao
IS. Ii. u. 60, $4,000
Beo. Snmpert an G'grponoiIle g.
ii. =. So, 5000.
ssreS. TeitidIe oil Ssobn q. SUB
lion. S7O0.
Elisnbetb IIugofnisfi nn'grigbtcn
8crm. gf. 60, $1,000
ssobn 2. 8Ieni OH Dt. y. Cooper,
$3.50.
q efiIgte Snpoth efcn.
Seiifp srarel on eb0s. Veroleton,
$500.
Il. 81. ,siiefer on Renbing aoab 8.
II. Y. &C.. $500.
ante @imien an Accommodations 9
IL. Y. 60, $500.
aatherine GIberfeIo an 2ouiia Ga
goi.eaur, S2500.
2. 4. Wteuoe an aIpba Y. II. 4
Go, $4,000.
george 2anpert on G'grpcnpiae
| 9. II. g. 60, Ss75.
Martba !. @aIs an 5rant goDIes
5000.
Geluis 6. grospn an gIeaiantRiogt
Y. Ii. s 80, $50.
sSaeo6 8abelmun an Ibos. Vst
gpiaep, $4,000.
gonis Meinberg ar Peoples gf 1t
| gar. Go. S1O.SO
| g9m. 8. ssones al ssune Ctr. Y
| z. II. T. 60. $1,000
gli5nbett Z. RoieIe on ~. y
COOPER. $1,000.
aooah y. Stetpart on z. Da. 600
per, $500.
| Gh0s. Plates an Soitifprn Chic :
Ii. I. 60, $3.50.
Saiuo 6. Geguiter on Soutberl
| Gbio 2. 2. Co., $3.50.
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Cincinnati, 2i. Rni.
Meme efen.

ssreoerif 6. 9obme an getouimo.
botion &. II. .. Co.. $500.
sfnte @imiep an bieielbe. $3.50.
gsernaninn Hoonls an gilmore 8.
Ii. q. 60. $3.50.
gaiIlinm q. ssnnpalIe on Heaoing
Ronb 6. II. %. Go. $4,000.
2uIu q. Campbell an SbnrcnniIe
Q. u. g. Co.. $400.
Wsnrtba ] NnIs an Clarence gi'
bee, $500.
@artba 3. @aIs an Sames .. JoT,
$3.50.
Wlinnie Z. Miharbion on Mabifor
20. u. 9to. 2, $4,000.
6. s.. Sberrpitte an bieieIbe, $1,000
Nilliam s. gettIe on oieielbe
$1,000.
BiIliom $. gettIe an bieieIbe
Geo. s. @abl an aiberaI 8. II. Q
Co.. $500.
gernaro gpen ON Gosnrnpolitns
gf. II. goD. 60, $f100.
Geo. arnmer an Dine Ctr. 9obl'
(0. IL. %. Co., $500.
peter y Gdnefer an Big Sour .
Ina. 6. Co., $500.
Gbns. 8. @oItbers an Coulter
|cbio 3. = = Gee 1t20oA
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4nnobns. ipeIhe ss als AlaBsngelsBs
aebuna be3si4net. bob odE sherman
Geieb nid,t anf qrbsitsrsD Dreuniidtips
nen 9esug Bat. Cine nnbsrs RefoluticH
perlonat bie Grnennuns elmer Wrrin'
nenten nittpoIitifdsn gurifsaommiis
Iion.
milf f6uIbie plaiSirsn.
Rapib Gin, 9. o.. a. Ulai.
+. R. a. 5ospiett. Elm reifer aaul'
mann, bat iih bsreit erildrt. ftutoi5
Ill plaibiren, an ben SdtDInpskitn IN
Be- ug auf bic fur ubgeitc6sns W0ifs
be5oblten prdmisH iifI bstheiltat uE0
oer gtaat nm 5auienoe Don Dollars
betrngen Al bdbtn.
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Jn(anO Ie(esrap6
apiatittr att6bttt.

~ - . - . ' -
4euio, g., q. usoi. Trsn. ].
Souibarb bon Tlinneapolis, sin amas
tsur gpiatiisr, itiirsie TienItug 1uf
benz Drigbi'iteH TlusfsIOe bsi Css
born aus rinsr 5obe pon ca. 100 5uB
nit ieinsr maffiHs nb uHo puros auf
Der Stsls gti0ots;. Soutb1ro mar
stipa 40 Sabre alt uno bal oen Nero
plan tiirsIin nou ben 0ebriiosrn
Wrishi gttGuft. Gr ipoaie 81 raid
fIiessn. bsr Woior periugts uno bic
Wafhine ftiirSts sur gros.
Der Raub bes GiHbrs6trs.
Rem gort, 21. Woi. Sn eintm
Deppiiten Geipplbs Der 5drlemsr
,3neigb1nt Der Colonial 5ruit 60.
apelc)es pon Der. Curtis, Der am
Spnntao untsr Der QHtIage bes Gin.
bruhs ptrtafnt tpurbs, cemietbsi nor
Den, iiHo Tiamdutsn uHb Dertbiahen
i'm Dertbe BON ca. $4,000 gefunoeH
porben. 9isle gerionsn, iuelts :Rs
nsrbalb bss leBtsn 5dhrss pon Ginbrs.
ttrn berdubt tpnrbtn, bdben ith ben
Snag anesfeben. Inn ibHen g.fob!sns
Mxrthianen su ibentifisirtn. SH rs
nem eIeaanten apartment. in tpslhem
Curtis uu.er Nm Ramen Samoai
tpc6nie, rurbeH ipeitere Shmutidd)su
| i'm Wsrtbe BON ca. 5000 embed.
Curtis mar ein elegant, Der mime.
items einmol bic Dobt bi. Gper Be-
fuhte uno in faibionablen areiisr
rersehrie.
| SenfationtIler Worbpro.
5eb.
guffa, S,ld.. q. Rai. 1rau
aaura Renter, Gun .. Wcaensie
Grcper gslIstp, Weaen3is's ebduffeui
unb Soe Batter, pslfe ben @aiien be,
;srna Rsnter ermOrbet baben iolsn
fDnrDen 9i.nitag gum gorperb0r Dot
gefiibrt. gran RsHter fpurot uniel
Birafdafi eniIcfIen, bic anoeren abe,
einitipsilen in Daft bebalisn. Rsnter
lein prominentsr Mnipnlt, tpuroe on
lMorg.n nes s. Wui NIT 5tpei auseIf
i'm aopf ols Geife IN IsiHsm 3immei
nufasfunben. Gs beibi, bnb s5rau Rsn,
ter NIT Mcasnsie iniim mar UNI
lihren Wnnn aus ntm Wsge fhdffsI
lDplIie-
OiftmprbproseB.
Bab are. Wif., %. Wlni. =.
Der gro5eb aegsn Or. Roberi u
Wsuegreaor, mxider Genri1 Spnrlinl
persiftst hab<n fou. nabmDisniias fsi
nen Nnfnng. Ger AnpaIi fir oel
, gnettlngtsn Insie In feinsr aniprnh
an bic surn, bab sr nid)t III befpsifsl
perTuhsn tperne. Senria Gpnrling II
niht an 4rItnitpfr9iftuns geitorben
er nsrne aber bartbun, bnb Or. Wac
grssor NIT ber Dcrreidung bes Off
|, i.s ni6is gu tbun bate.
Snbuftritik unb politi'
Rem Dorf. 81. Wlai. Sn b.
, Disnitags Sisung Der .RaiiDnol Wio
nufnrtursrs MFpfiniion- ipuroe
|, SHritie 3ur Oriinbuns elmer neue
pnrtsi ssiroffsn. GB ipurbe Elm aDH
!. mitise trnanni. ipelnts cine Bring
lpitnsg sgrflGrung entiuerfen unb Mlittsl
i unb Msgs 0usfinb<n ion. um bic y,
lpegung In Sang 81 bringen. JnrHts 2
{ Gmern Don mdfbinston, Der Uentrnl
l1npolt Der NHoeiuiion. unttr3os b
!. GsftbesDorloetn i'm RoHgrtB, iDtId
ii6 nuf Mrbeittripirrep unb GinhoIti
d perfnbren beJisben, elmer Rritii. o. D
lIsusts fpsann stak Rsiolntion y
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lleber Der S6aenpiortc

Dunts's itsbt aeidrieben: v2aFet d[Ie
Soffnung 3uriid, bic Sbr bier eintres
tet". Do untsn in oieier SDls, gisbt e
eben feline 9offnnug, Der etpigen Mars
ter unb pein gu entflisben. 5iir bic
50lle duf grben fbod. lpslds bic an
5dmorrboioen S6mer3en Qeibenben
erbuloen, giebt ss sliidli9eripeife cine
grlOfuns bon oem llebel. Wus als
Iharfen gtniprisungen unD Salben
Der Quadfal6er nidt permOgsn unb
AUDI bic SperatiorsmeFer unbGhniirs
tetten Der Gbirurgen niht su Wsgs
brinsen, bas polbringt Or. Silsbee's Z
Mnatefis. proben frei perIanbt bon
@. Reuitaeoter &c Co., Boz 1915, Rstr
yorf. 4.D.
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aaBmoun 45s SUB an @sins ape.
mic, 81.
aIfreb Quarts on Gee slnberfon, Il
Sub an Weit s. Ctr, ST.
5enrn g. Tomnlep on pncD y.
goipnlen, 2t glfer III Seftioll ..
Green 9p., ST.
Simon Robn on Sena Hobn ! Sef
an Wuoiion Rife, ST..
9fif,arO q. Grnlt an 5lorence s..
Moorheab, 1 Sot on 8eobing Ro., 81.
Slorence $. Yaoorbeoo on ebns.
Wtaner, / Got on oto., 81.
,snbn g. Subion an ,Sreo. Deitidle,
5l5 Guf on Central ape, Dsaoilon'
bile, 81.
srco. 8. Sdea an 6. 3. Gober,
f6L ,SuB an Race Ctr, 81.
GIisobeth ssones on eIisabetb 90.
,sones, 80 ,SuB an Sopsbura Str,S.
giiaenic II. Gicrfes an W. 3. sSop.
I Sot an Moiiart .aDe., ST.
gernaro Wiontag on Seiter Stto,
% Sub an 3eltner CTR, 81
,sacob @abeImnn an arthur T. 60.
belntan, 9ot 81 IN Gmeline Seoges'
unterabfheiImg, 9torlpoob, 81.
2auru 6. Ie Auiter on Gli5abetI)
0tcQbiaipS, 1 Got on Rihmono, nabC
McIeou, 81.
Central Sruit e z. Z. 60. al
Gbas. 2heo. 8rcoe, 40 6ub on War'
pea glpe., 81.
GieieIbc on gettp gberrp Grepe
80 SUB on oto., ST.
Wi. y. Cooper an Settle Glenn,
Got on Dtonteith ane., 81.
anna Raria 0eertamp an Cine
FRACTION Co., / Sot an @aInut, nabI
Wtercer, 81.
Goa 8. Rnion an Qeter 9tietaeu
60 SuB an 4ooo,parS ape., Gollegl
Siu., 81.
Robert W. Cor an e. 8. 9arih
quhtrsdts sGigenthum in 80 BEL 23i
SSub an Der Spcampre Strube. SUi
i6sn @iertsr uno Giinftsr Strob.
| $1,000.
9tlfreo Z. Chambers on Morsars
u. Chambers, Got 157 in Sobn u
| 6pesman's britter llnterobtheiiuns i
Roro WoInut 5ias. 81.
| B. SrOing gurStIere on Robert !
Grsiap, Got 5 in Der Cottage Sia lin
.erabtbeilung. 81.
Sorah Dunn on Warp q. Dunn
SO Bel 80 5ub an Der Sitieiie Der Jul
Ter Strobe, 183 Gub norolih bon Be
ganiIIor Strabs. 81.
Gsrritt :. Jrebriis ir. an Sopbi
Dasnsr. 9b.il BON Got $40 in 8rr
ant &c 3rsppr's llntercbiheiluns |
| 5airmount. 81.
Ulinnis Desmond OH oottie u
msnper. 20 bsi 130 Iub an Der 0l'
'eite Der gdpmilsr Strabe. 3rrii6s
Wabe unb 2ibsrtp Strdbs. 81.
9eorgs 6. 9sa an Sohn gostsn il
so SUP On Der Ssrrp StraBs. 81.
SufaR 5uliemun on Oscar gulf
mon, IS SUB an Der Jinolap, nal
Sobu Sirabe. 81.
gerbaro SuIismann's Grben (p'
Sberiff) an Oscar 5uIismann. Z
JuB an Der JinbIdp, nahe JohH Ct
$4500.
! Wurie Ga 8oitsour's grbeu (p
Skriff) an Gertrude Ga guiteour.
Tuh an Der mdin Etrabe in Wl
5enltbp. 1920.
g. globeod on Union 8ont &c 3rr
Co., 2erington. an., eins Got on b
phillips 4psnue. 81.
Gbas. SaseufieIo an anuu 6. 8
senFielb, cine Got an Der Siabeld q
!. S1.00.
{ 5raneis u. Sooper on s. I'd. Bro
I man, 30 Jub an Der gilmore Strdf
cine Got an Der Wooobine Ioenus
! hor.tpen. 81.
{ 8. SO. MoresnibaIsr an CD.
! WsrtsI, so 5ub an Der Terrace vi
: $2250.
:. Catherine gelI an gbos. 6. BAL
J fina, cine Got an Der Mourb 4pen
B in Wortpoob. 81.
= 6enrn Bar an Cornelius 5opes.
J. sSuB an Der groikrton Roab. ST..
e Naomi z. Rihter an WiinHie
!, Ssiiel, sinen Girsifen 9ano in Sesii
Z 8, MilIcreet Up. 81.
2 gbos. 8. MiIipn (per SberifD
u China g. grbmnn. Got IL IN HorDo
= 6sigbis. $1,000.
II ssonnie 6. Gonen (per SkrifD
n Sof. G. Brinf. cine Got an unoeriuc
p place. $135.
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Seinrih ftano porn auf oem Shtfts.
3um erIten Wale erblidte tr oas Uteer
uno Der iibsrpGIttsenbe eiHbrnd oss'
Ielben brdnate iebsn anoeren Stoantsn
3uriid. Sine 4bnune Don Der erpa'
benbeit bes llnenbIthen itieg IN IbHl
auF, 5einri6 5eine's Wtesres9ruB:
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Sffenb ersiq.

yGb mid Der 9oitiaon beira.
then pirb? Wie benfit Gu iiber benz"
Gr miro Dir mas bIateu!"
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

against obarbarizing the air by max
inc u the means of raining death anu
acstruotIon on the earth. They de-
mand hat the powers renew the ior-
mer agreement not TO drop explosives
from aerial crafts But the peace
ropagandists stand little chance ol
selne heard. The development of aer-
ial engines of warfare will go ON un-
til the peace of Europe Is better as
sured than il has been for the last
year.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

OF admiration for the work Of the con
sttution makers, and of serious dis .
sent from the views OF these who
would now abandon the representative
system. The constitution makers put
nothing in the way of our improvins
the personnel of the legislative, eNecu-
tive or judicial departments. Their plan
is broad enough e. carry even as great
a country as we have.
Senator Lodges argument is that Ne
should preserve the form of govern
ment LANDED down &C. us and strive 90
make the best use of which il rs cap
able, happy then in the certainty that
we shall continue To have free institu-
tons and free men.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

cd an aerial craft named after II ana
the municipality got busy In seeing
that a snug sum was raised. Some OF
the radical papers complained that
some of the contributions were not
always voluntary" hut nothing was
brought out To indicate pressure. The
socialist organs fought the idea tooth
and nail and It IS not likely that the
sl.95O,OOO fund contains many marks
from the 100000 social democrats.
The development or aerial naviga-
ton. IN Germany as elsewhere. has
been given new turn and new
impetus by the tendency to shape IT
for military rather than peaceful COM
mercial purposes. a small coterie of
peace propagandists headed by Bar
oness Won Suttner, are protesting
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
CONSTITUTION and MAKERS.

Senator Henry cabot Lodge has con-
tribUted 90 the North American Re
view really great article on The
Constitution and It's Makers 1t shows
the scholar IN politics at his hest
comments tho MINNEAPOLIS Journal
Senator Lodge is not always happy
in his methods. Personally ne is rath-
er too superoilious to be popular. In
the Senate me- Is quite inclined 90 tell
his brethren that he knows more par
liamentary law than they do and to
prove it. too
But when he wrote this article me-
WAS at bis best as "a thinker and writ
er. II is clear and simple in state
mert well argued. and best OF an IL
brings before the American people once
moro the high character. great attain
ments and almost supernatural wisdom
of the Fathers who carved out % now
system pf government
The makers at the Constitution were
not only able men. but men who knew
what they wanted TO accomplish They
wanted 10 build framework oC insti
tutions that would stand against the
assaults A. either anarchy or dcspo-
tism. Using the representative system
as II had been worked out I'm England
for a basis, they formed "a federal sys-
tenn that left local self government 10
the hands Of the people, and delegate :
express powers tc a central govern
ment which they wished 10 be not ton
powerful They created the three co..
ordinate departments. legislative. exc
cutive and judicial, whereas ir tho
English system the Crown was q part
of the legislature and the judiciary
had a subordinate function. They Gre
ated something absolutely new In the
Supreme Court, an institution which
with all its human defects Is the envy
" English statesmen.
The tone OF the Lodge paper Is one
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
"sARsARIziNe THE AIR."

Germany's public subscription for
the creation of the largest aerial fleet
IN the world. now figures up some
thing like Si.z5O.OOO. France set the
pace In what Baroness Bertha Won
Suttner, the aged leader of the
worlds peace movement. has termed
"barbarizing the air" but has been
outdistanced by her rival for a fund
that is 10 carry power and glory into
the air With a start of several weeks
the French have been passed by the
Germans, whose fund is now about
one third larger than that of France.
The stake is the supremacy of the
air" AS a result of the rivalry that
SO long existed between the military
forces on land between Germany and
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

France, II is clatmed the supremacy
has long ago passed To Germany and
can hardly be wTestcd from her by
reason of the vast difference IN the
population Of the two countries. APP
rarentlya resigned TO that France
hoped that superior genius might give
her control of the air as England has
of the sea. A campaign for public con-
tributions To an aeriel fleet fund was
launched with an enthusiasm char
acteristically French.
A few weeks later similar appeal
was made in Germany and IL was de-
clared that German pride would not
permit France to raise a greater sum.
There was less enthusiasm than on
the other side of the Rhine, but more
method and system. Each city want
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

sity i'm 1890. After leaving college he
became connected with the New York
banking house OF which his father.
Dewitt Clinton Blair was the head.
Upon the death Of the elder Blair the
son succeeded him as the head of the
banking house and In the control OF
numerous large financial and Industrial
enterprises. Mr. Blair Is director
of the National Bank of Commerce
of New York. the Lacl>awanna Steel
company. the ST. Louis and Hannibal
Railway, the Kewaunee. Green Bay
and Western Railroad and of many of
other large corporations.
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Red Jacket wants the 1912 fremen's
tournament and win make this fact
known in an emphatic way at Glad
stone next month a systematic cam
paigu is being organized 10 land the
thing Red jacket viii win. The fire
men viii be assured OF a big time and
II they decide tc come here everything
possible will be done 70 make the
promise good Local business men ar,
solidly back of the fremen and ample
support is already pledged.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

President Taft viii be expected not
to know exactly how things came on,
at Chicago until hc. is told it officially
on August /. but how they are going TO
manage to prevent him from suspect
ing It is impossible 10 say. since cad
dies are not always discreet.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

II Theodores 1891 camraign fund
amounted to nineteen hundred thousand
dollars he wos quite right i'm ignoring
Senator LaFollettc's invitation 10 dis
close the amount expended by him ~
his more recent campaign Still the
figures might prove the fact that the
cost ~ campaigning. as well as of lv-
Ing, has materially increased in the last
eight years.
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They do some things better in Italy.
II the Camorrst trial had taken place
in this country the lawyers would still
be picking the jury.
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THIS IS MY 45TH BIRTHDAY"

g. Ledyard Blair one Of the fore
most of American capitalists was born
i'm Belvidere ~ j., July l6 1861 ana
vas graduated from Princeton UniNer-
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Col George Harvey probably would
pose as the original Woodrow Wilson
man were IL not for the remembrance
OF that swift kick
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Politics is one OF cur most popular
sports and as Is the case with every
form of sport nobody has any use
for the loser who squeals.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson
have met and talked on friendly terms,
hut there is no likelihood that Champ
will ever faH on Bill Bryans neck and
embrace him.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

The Colonel says he doesn't want 4
tinge OF Repubhcanism in his new par
~ yet he would accept all the Repub-
lican votes he could Get.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Col. Roosevelt is coming TO Mich
iean. Wonder II Governor Osborn
will take to the woods about that
time.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1912.

It's a safe bet that Ishpeming pas
tor who says the circus Is not whole
some did not see Ringing Bros
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Rev. William ID. Mackenzie. presi o
dent OF the Hartford Theological Semi
nary since 1903, SO years old today
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Colonel Watterson tried the plan of
holding his nose when taking his med
icine. This prevents one from taSt-
ing II.
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