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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

nnb lit AZ Sabre fir bic ssirma tbds
tis eerefen. Die Syirma nubte ibren
treuen Nrbeiter tpobl au i9dben, aber
.nift Bios bic gkfs, fonbern aud bic
Nrbeiter ahteten unb ebrten i'm. Wtit
Der Satin, lyrau Bertha Gbel, seb.
Shmibt. betrduern bier 3odter, elm
Sobn, iotpie Elm 3ahlreifer areis BON
5reunbsn un6 8etannten fein 5tn@
fheioen. Die ainber iinb 5rau Ostar
6duber, 5rau Spbn arieg, iSrdul.
8ertb1. FRI. gitella, iptpie 6err Ses
perrin Gbel, Sr. Der 9erblidene see
bprte ben 5reimnurern, bem Ronal arz
canum unb ben 5empelrittern an.
iserner mar er 1rlftee Der gp. prot.
Wart.ri airhe BON Gid Run. 9i3es
prdfibenf ter Gid Bun 8srbeHsrungs~
0efellhaft. fonie prdIioent bes Gid
Bun 9dhpereins unb hes Grnit Std-
lion ginpersins. Die 3eit Der 8eerbis
sung tpiro fpdter befannt gemddt.
Der langiGbrigs pfarrer Der Stride
CUR 5eil. Gdmilie, Rep. albert 6.
Drufner, lit 9eitern Yahmittag i'm
3d. 2ebensidbre pom 5ob in bic Gplgs
feit dbbsrufen fporoen. Batter 1rufS
ner, Der Ii6 BEL ben Ulitglieoern ieiner
gemeinoe, BEL ieinen Gollegsn unb Bel
alsn, Die nit ibm in 8eriibrung Ia.
men. Der sr0Bten 2iebe unb 5oha6@
tuns erfreute, tpibmete iit NIT puaer
6insebung unb isgensreidem grfolgs
ieinem fhonen gerufe, TO bdb iein
Qnoenten nod lange in Gbren gebalten
fperben tpirD. Die iterbli6e 6iile pirD
am tommeHpen Donneritdg CUR lebten
Ruhe beituttet perben. Morgens um
$50 pirb bon bem 5errn grsbifhof
Elm pontifitdlsRequism eelsbrirt pers
ben. 4ls Grsprisltsr pirb fpdbrenb
besielbsn Reb. 1etomann fugirsn; als
GbrsHbiatone Rep. Sh0nbOIt, .. D..
unb Rep. 6. u. Oapis; dls Diaton
Rep. 3. Runnebaum; al5 Subbiaton
Rep. Geo. Wtanerbofer; ols I3eremos
nienmeiftcr Rep. 6. u. Grtel unb ReD.
6. ". anab; dls Itolptben Rep. Tdqa
uno 8. 2ebmdnn. Die prsoi9t tpirf
Batter Souis 3ieman BON Der St. Roid
Stride bdlten. Rep. Orufner 1T gam
ploblid uno uneripdrtet aus bem Sc
ben geid,ieoen. Gr bate Worgens nod
bds 5odomt 8sls6rirt, obolsih er lid
fhon am Snmitdg unpdblih aefiibl
bate. Sm Gaufe bss Sonntags ira
ipobl cine Deridlimmerung bes 2ei
oens Elm, bod CAB iein 3uiidnb burh
aus ni6t gu gsfiirttungsn 4nlab
pssbdlb man ouh ben in 0dptpn, 8.
anidiIiesu Batter bes Gjeiitlihen MID
btnatrihtigts. Iahmittdgs ipurb
| Rep. Grufner bonn 5er3i6log qetrof
| fen uno er itarb in ben 4rmen Dol
| Rep. 5ieman uno Rep. Runnebaum
Der 0ater bes 8sr6lifenen. be
| Shubfabritant 3. 80. Drufnsr pol
Dapton, g., trof spei Stuuben fpd
ter elm. Dds pl0Blihe I6leben be
algemsiH nerehrten 9eiitlihen bat i
Ieiner Gemeinee, Der sr 15 Sabre ian
tr.u aebient bat, uufriattgen aumme
krnpraerufsn. Der Ddhinoefhieben
fpurbe Dor 80 Sabreu gum prisiter g,
tpeiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

len lie fraa1f made. Gle befdm etne
idIimme GrfGItuug nah Der aroereH
uno mar itets uriibe uto trdge. Ste
bate beftiee stopFtmer5eu nnO
S6pinoeianfdIe.
,Bor einigcn Rondten faitfte s6
eine sslaIde oTona 8ito" gleine
s5rau nabm oa8 Gtdrflngsnuttel an
ienen QbeltO un6 3u unierer freltoi.
gen lleberraidllng merttea mir idpn
lIah oem 5Ipeiten Gage etne 8eiie.
rlng. Sie lit Iett Dte relIgeboren
lie J9erp3ittdt un0 gtieDerg rgel6logen.
belt iit ooQitdnOig nerldtpln6en uno
lie tbt uno ihldft beiier ais ieit Sab.
rem. gS eriheint Durroerbnr, etnen
iolden Nefiel III ibrem 3nftanoe
luubrplnebnen. Sd CLAUDE, oaB
oIona 8ito" ietu @erDtft in 8olo
ipertb iit."
Menn Sic ifapoh lul6 obgendttet
1ino, 10 periuhen gle 1tnbeolugt
Coma Sta. Sie Derben es ME be-
reuen, Denn es miro Sie me oltrd
8auber uufbauer. gs lit Die bette
Braparatiou, Die gegeruDdrttg TIM
Utorfts lit. iona 8tta" tit IN oler
glpotbefen 3u bnben. Der Bris miro
! 25bnen 5uriidertattet. rDenu e5 rIf)t
3u Sbrer 3ufrieoe1lbeit lit. Gbe Zip
proDeo 6ornluIa Company, Gaptou.
gbIp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

Qrbeiten in Ilarotto faQen 3u laIIeu.
England beItanb jeoo6 auf Der 4uf@
rehterbaltung Oes 4lgectras>gertra>
ges.
@lu6 Die 9}otcn ijber ote Saltun1
GnglQnos erifeinen IN Dem @eIbbub
niht. Die arhereu @eglaiilngcrt
betrcfien 9rabtungcn Der 6erren De
SeIUe3 uno Gaillaur itber Die gletfa
3eitiQc gntienOrmq fraH50iiider uno
enqIiiher arieQSihiife nah 2lgobir,
ioDic alIe 9riefe uno 9}oteiL Die tnt
fritiihen 9llgcnbIiG nit Gnqlon0
aepehielt murOeu. Die frun30itIbe
Heoicrltna fon0 oarnaI5 BEL Der eng
ltiheu ntd)t ole Gntihloiienbeit uno
,FeitiQfeit ser llnterItiiRung, arf Die
| lie rehnen 5lt bitrfcn alaltbte. 8ta
| IIftDarfenoe 6oltuuq gnglonoS ere
flGrte lid Qber Ourf ieine ltnfdhig.
| felt, pirfiulne llnterItitBung 5u be-
| ten. Sn jenem Iugenblld habe Der
4rdiioent ser gcpubltf einen tbm be-
frelInoete1t General nah Gnqlano ge.
ihitt. oantit er ielbIt lt1rteriut]e, OBJ
GnQIan0 bei @egtnn BON 5etuoielig.
feiten Die beriihutteu 10000 Wtdun
,Franfreit niiroe ItcIen fonnen. Als
Der General rpieoerfam, erflarte er:
SohItcns 10000 Mann niht einen
lmphrl 9Lnf 0ieien &eridlt bin beihlo5
Der Dttniiterrat6, nie nahrge1ort-
mere NbfiibIimg 1nb @erfIolntng Der
erqliihen Treun0ihaft niht alt et-
mem gegcritono Der 8cihmeroe 5r
MAIDEN.
@ruui a mfeiter Ser 3 apo
| ii item.
DC e rico Gttp, 81. SSuIi. -
| @ei Dem lleberfuQ Der 3apattIten arT
einen 4uiiogier3ug 3Diihen Guerna'
rdcQ rn0 3ure8 faruen 81 Berioucr
nm. 9rei @er1puroete itarben lebtc
@ohc i'm gticnbahn @oipital Gin
E3mcitcr 0iIisptg. Der beltte friib BON
Nerico Gitn eiutraf, brahtc % Rala
iaQiere, Die Dem @emcbel eutfameu
IS miro gcglaubt, oaB Der 3ug
oufer 0eu 50 Soloatcn, Die als @5-
forte oieuten, ) NaIiaatere butte l3
Soloaten muroeu gctoOtet Die Set
den BON nclH EoiiaQiere1 puroer
bel Sen Sriimuteru aefunnen @ou
BEN iibriqcn 32 nuroeE nahrihett-
. lid oic Wcbr5abI qct0Otet coer per-
, lest, o0cr pcrbrunntcn Gor Dem Nm
griff uui SEN 3uQ nerjonteu Die 3a-
patiItcn cine fleine @ortiion IN
@are$. 7ie Troucn iialeu i'll ibre
00uoe 1uto mrr0eu picleu @rauiaH"
. fciteu ousqciett. Der sSrou 6c5 De-
ltaGetncnt5 @cichI5hohers muroer
, ole Giugetpeioe hcrmtsaeriiien mo
ser a0rpcr ouf onoere 2lrt neritiim'
I melt. Die 3aputiIten berallbten Die
Cooten uuo plitnoerteu oen GrprcB-
naqcn. @et Ser criten Salpe Duroe
bic 10 Sabre oItc Sod)ter, DIE on el.
nem 5cuiter fab, gctoOtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
2ofal Beri9t.
DerisnaI. Nsttaes.

se7r Seperin Gbel. 81. Elm
beidnnter unb onseIttner 9iirstr, IN
ssftern Qadmitias ieinen aieben ourn
ben lob entriiIsn fDOrben unn Der
Gni6falsfhldg trifft fie utn 70 fbtDts
rsr, neil bos 4blsben gan5 pI0slid
unb un<rfporiet scm. DIR lob err
elite ihn In ieiner Wobnung. 1889
Mfitpcob NDt. 6tsr Gbtl purbt am
IL. 6ebrn1r 1856 W unitrsr Gtobt gt-
bOren. CT !r1t ais JiinsiiHg bti ber
6on Gaff 4 God 90. Elm. ipnfbe Gn.
peyinieuhsus b<l 0a6tsss0 0sp1ytsmeutl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
1abion nns 0enbene.

- Reo. Robert 8. 1olle. friibr
goitor Der geIepue 8dptiiteH Rird.,
BAT Tein amt in gatlettsburs, ap.,
niebergeleai uno bic Setretdrfieas BEL
Der gaptijs Gbueaiicnul Societp. nit
nouptquartier in apuispiIle. angenoms
men.
5rf. aileen Sra. 0ibfon. Elm.
glbiiurieniin Der Ddntoner 9ctfhnlt,
erMeli ben ssuiius JIeiihmanE .Shos
larIbip" preis fiir Die Gineinnatier
lIniperiitdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

ems, begiertg, ben Nmeritanern
5it 3cigen no Ser oeutihe, Durd)
aoniggrdb angeblib beriibHrt getpprs
bene Shulmeiiter BEN gafel
ihmiugt. 5a, 10 cine Heiie nit faf-
mdnnii6em Gtnihlna mag furhtbac
iein, ober lie ninnt @inen
oroentlih ber, uno oanr Die gnlprQn-
qe, uno ole pielen Heoen, unb Die
alugihn1iereien Der gelebrteu Ser
rem, Die iibcr Gdoagogtt unb anbere
in Die 55erier13eit mtc Die ,Sauit auf 3
gluge poiienoe Ihenata itlnoenIang
3u ipreheu mtiien.
@ou Miesba0en fommerlO traf Die
2ebrer 8eiieqeieaibatt beute 8or.
mittag II llhr in Der Dierefigert ge-
merbefleiBtgcu Stoot WfaunbeInE
(iprth Dfannem) Elm, ber6lib be.
QriiBt BON 8ertrctern Ser bieiigell
2ebrerihaft "a Die alnfunit etrpa5
neripQtet erfolgte. begab man iidJ
gleif nab Dem ihoner SSrieorid5s
part sum- Wittageiien, bos geipiir3t
Durbc ourh cine Iniprohe heS Die
@rilbe bes Wanuhetmer &erfehrsper'
ems ilbermittelnoen StaOtratbc2
GormTteoter. Bon ho qing e5 mad
oern 9alieen'Qal bes Goiengartefs
lpu StabtihuIratb Irofeiior Or
Sifinger Sie 8aite nit einem I4nge.
rem @ortrog iiber oas aPannherme!
@olfsihuIrpeien crautfte. Inge,
nehme glbpe6sIlmg brahte hie an
ihlieBen6e breiItiinoige Safenfubrt
nebIt 8eiit,tiqllng rerlhieoenel
inouItrieIler gnIager. Sehr er'
freltt muren Die @eIuher iiber oi;
frsunbli6e 8esriiBung ieitsns Der 4r
Better. iiber ben 5IuggsHihmut uni
bic ibueu 3u G3rsn Sel0iteu Boiler
faiiiTs.
Ruh Der genuBret6en HunofaRr
6eqab man iih uber ben 3aiIerrini
3ur Geitz uno Son3ertballe Rofen9ar
ten, mo bus TeItbantett nit pielen Re
ben 'tattfauo, tppruuf Ii9 Nlles nae
benz Ri5eIunsenfuul gum 5eitzGon
| sert psrfiigte. Die Qehrergeiangper
cine BON Wunnbeim unb 2uopigsho
| fen snt3iidter Die 3uh0rer nit ibre,
| pr1htigeu 2siituugen, unb Die aapell
bes in Raurbeim oarniioiirenosn Gre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. truQ burh ihr polI
enoetes Spiel sbenfans erheblih gu
llnterboItuna Bel. Sine ftarte 8epu
tatipn Der Yfdl3er 2ehreri6dft bait
fih einqeIteIt. I'm Die @riiBe Der frof
lihen gfals gu iibermitteln.
gerbdltniBmdbie friib gin9 es nat
bem aonsert in bic &lappe. benn be
5uoes Gait unb Wtiihe mar groF az
| tpeien unb man bsnotbigt Der Rub
gsbt es bod ffon morgen friib 9 llh
fpsitsr nuh Seibelberg, NO man 5tDt
Gage bleiben uno fih. tpeun's gsbt. er
btBhen ausruben min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

onrh gfep. Goldman, 6. g., Die beilige
aommitnion, iporalif Die 3amen Der
@emeinoe elm gites 5riibitiif ierpir.
ten. Gobann fano Die 8eriamnlung
itott l,n0 9feb. Goldman belt etue
auiprafe, Der 8eieQidoft COB lmO
slnerfennllng soaeno iiir bos Gle.
bestperf, melhes lie bctreibe gtdaro
Crane, Der ais Sefretor fltngirte, utl.
terbrettete Die 8eridte bon q aonfe.
ren3en, mts ipelfcn lsroorgina 0oB
Die @eieIlihaft in Der 4rmenpilege
ipieoer @roBes geleiitet bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
aleine BOliSeinaGridpteu.

- Gin Saritab Der 3umitsin SO.
ssristb ssitern gOrmittas on Der Court
StraBe unb bsr g., 8. & u. Giiens
babn infolse Der Grploiion bes Guloz
IinbebdItsrs in gpanb uno Duroe n1.
hesu 5eritOrt, tbe oas Jeuer selOf1t
nsrben tonnis. Der Gbouffeur Sohn
Gshisl snttam unDerleBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
Starfer 9iegeniaa in Der llmsegenb.

H6rblih lno nor6oitIid bon Der
Staot hat es aeitern ioit ben 9nn5eu
3ag itarf geregnet. 8eionbers beftig
aoB es in aenneon Seigbts, SilDer-
Ton, !SartipeG, 2oflan6 bis rnh Sd
milton hinaitf. sn Cincinnati reg.
nete es fllrse 3eit am 9ormittag un0
aeaeu ltbr Nadanittogs, mas cine
anaeuebmc abfThlrtna Der 2uft Brad.
ie. Ter 3bernlometer ON aiosf Der.
scihnete geitern folge16e Ienlpera-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
4tu BERN IN B.

Sans un0 @ubt beobahten bon sSn-
tereIie, mic oie Wtltter lid, 5lrnr Bad
ansiebt. 8etrn 3lt3ieben Der SdDtiire
oes Ansldnittes 0riift iih Due saafltc
oes glusid)nittes in oas etapas ilppige
5leiid, hinein.
m9suttt, r1ft 8libt alsigeregt, pnos
gibt ia eisien 8ergl4
Bit 3u ourull," iagte Der ertpos
iItere Sons tpeg,perfeno, n5raiaea
iino bod, iberbaupt bergiSl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
2,m gain g13[nut Greet Sci 60,

- KIM Big MQInnt Greet bel Go'
lumbus, g, puroe Sonltag Der %
Sabre altp 9lrtbur 6 8lltbel beIm
qaben ron Ser Site ilbermdIttgt urlo
crtranf lie &eihe oes am SaurItdg
I'M 93ad3e ertruntcneu &naben lpuroe
ols Die ocS t3 Sabre alten .. =.
Garniduel pom &ortsmoutb, 9. BON
Dem 0otcr 0p8 5ooten iocrtIfl5trt
= g. 8. Gage. elm 81 Sabre alter
Graduate Shl0cnt ser lluiDeriitdt
N2ihioau in Ann grbor ertrntf ON
Sonntag beim l1mid)Ioqer ietne8 CO.
noe. Gr mar ilu Ieeten Sabre Sltpcr.
irteuoert Der StuIen in 8arfieIo,
Ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
. gleo worhner 04 ,,rN

- Geo. 8aroner, "a, lrrb Ridj.
aenneaIp, 21, Die omsonntng abeno
in Chicago ben 9sahtelerf uno Die
@dfte m einem @oboib Apenie SO.
tel bernuben tpoaten, tpurben BON
sDei ascIuiffen mad, eineul RepolDer.
buell. f.toenomuens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22
et. gineent 2e nanl G,efelIidait.

Tie CT. Wincent be pnu[ @eien.
ihoit fam geitern Woreen in Der 81.
Rreu3firhe auf HQt. abonrs snr bier.
IteliGbrigen gerinnlnfliing stdnm1nen
N bia hunbext @ tolisbex supfl flnGen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

Gtabteferf Sofspb Misgel BON
lnblcp lit infOlge sines hronifhen
WdgenleiDens bsoenflih ertranft.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
alma COLLEGE GIVES REV.
DR.. STALKER D. D. DEGREE
GOVERNOR OSBORN ALSO AMONG
THOSE HoNoRED BY THE
INSTITUTION.

Rev. Daniel Stalker, pastor of the
caiuoiet Presbyterian church. and
GOV Osborn were among thlse given
degrees by the board OF trustees Of AL
ma college this week. The degree of
/. L. d. was conferred on Gov. Chase
s. Osborn. Dr. August +. Bruske retir-
ing president OF Alma college,; DR..
James NJ. Barkley, Of Detroit, and John
Moore. cf Saginaw. The degree Of d.
y. was conferred on Rev. Marcus
Scott. OF Detroit: Rev. Richard Turn
bull. Of New York, and Rev. Daniel
Stalker, Of Calumet.
The A. NJ. degree was conferred on
Ambrose B. Wight principal Of the
Talcott school. Chicago; Miss Winni-
fred =. Heston. and Prof. Mary o.
Hunting. head of the Latin department
of Simeon college. Iowa.
Those who receive their bachelor
degree were: Louanna Dorothy Baker,
Eleanor Bittner. Winnie Cecil Booth,
Laura Alice Brown. Loretta Blanche
Clum, Robert Howard Cook. Foster
Allen FralSer, Gladys Leona Gorton,
Ruth Elizabeth Hovcy. Robert Frank
Hume. Leon William Larderbach
Hattie Belle Mills, Carrie Elizabeth
Nelson. Gail Enid Peacock, William
Young Pohly, Carrie Louise Rowland.
Anna Laura Sebring and Ernest Will
burn Sebr1nr
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15

Rev. S. Romsdahl. Of the Norwe.
gian Lutheran church. is expected homo
early next week from Thief Falls
Mimi. where he has been ATTENDING
convention of the Norwegian Lutheran
churches.
Carl Smith left yesterday afternoon
for Ann Arbor. to Join his brother. Ru-
dolph, vino is studying at the u. OF NJ.
From there they win go to Rochester.
Minn.. to visit their father, Supt. Fred
Smith of the Wolverine.
An interesting game of ball was
played last evening between the Y NJ.
G. a. and c. & II. Rlacksmith's teams.
The latter won by the score Of to 1.
The next game OF the Twilight league
Will he between the Y. Nj. c. A. and
Electricians next Monday evening.
Street Commissioner NJ. Jacka of
Red Jacket started work yesterday
laying sidewalks on the west side of
the Fifth street extension. Today's
rain interfered with the work, but il
will be resumed Monday morning.
large force of men arc being lemploycd
on the job.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15

Leo Hermann left yesterday for
Portland. ore, with u view to locating
there.
miss Carrie Smith left for Detroit
last night, where she may decide to
slUcate.
William Renfry left last night for
Detroit and probably will decide TO To-
cate there.
Ben Marsh. Of Big Rapids, has ac-
eepted a position in the Michigan tom
sorial parlors.
Fred Ennis of Kearsarge. left for
Detroit last night. where he will make
his future home
William Richards has returned from
lshpenling, where he has been spend
ing a couple of weeks.
Nathan Luric returned home this
morning from Saxon, Wis, where he
has been spending a week on business.
Chris Schenk is moving today from
the Ulseth building on Seventh street
to the Wieder building on Eighth
street.
Patrick, j. Brennop, steward of the
Ndiuihel fsiks cluD, icll tnlS alternQOn
for Baltimore, to attend the Demo-
cratic nationak convention.
Mrs. /. Wilcox, wife OF the pastor
of the Centennial NJ. T.. church. is ex-
pected home this evening from
months visit TO Detroit and Jackson.
Work was started this afternoon
putting in a steel ceiling in the Red
Jacket Offices of ]. A. Mnnear & Co.
II is planned to have the work COM
pleted by Monday morning.
Arthur Caldwell and Bert Bray re-
turned today from Munising where
they represented Calumet and Laur-
ium lodges knights Of Pythias at the
u. =. convention OF the order.
Miss Ethel Pearce and. Charles wy
att both of Centennial will be welded
at the brides home at o'clock this
evening. Rev. i. Wilcox, pastor of
the Centennial NJ. Il. church. win Off
ciate.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
MARQUETTE GETS
NEXT KIP. REUNION
LAURIuM MAN is ELECTED VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE U.P.
CUE.

The next, or eleventh. annual re
union of the Upper Peninsula Pythiai
league will be held at Marquette. tina
city having been selected at the re.
union at Munising this week. -
Following are the new officers of IN,
league;
J. J.. Boxer president. Marquettc.
c. A. Caldwell, vice president. La.ur-
iwn.
w. A. Ross. secretary treasurer
Marquette.
The decorations in honor Of the con-
vention were a credit 10 Munising, saws
the Munisng News. AS the visitors left
the train they were gladdened by the
sight of huge castle arch, the coll
umns OF which were decorated with
the Pythian colors and from the sum
nit of each tower an American flag
was kissed by the cool breezes OF Lake
Superior. From the center OF the arch
the Pythian shield painted in Scolors
was suspended. On the shield were
the words, Welcome TO our City"
The work of Chairman Thorlief Hotter
OF the decoration committee. ard his
assistants elected the warmest praise.
Hundreds of Pythian pennants
waved gaily in the breezes over Elm
avenue. Most. of the business places
were nicely and some of them elabor-
ately decorated.
Overhead At the junction of Elm
avenue and Superior street, was,a two
hundred eight-candle power electric
light flasher sign which at night read
Welcome X. of p" Not few citi-
zens. in addition to bunting or flag
decorations. burned red, yellow and
blue lights.
Owing to combination of unfor-
tunate and unforeseen circumstances
the number of lodges which COM
peted for the league trophy was
lowing lodges were represented by
teams;
Ishpeming. Menominee. Crystal
Falls, Manistique and the 500.
The parade was several blocks long
and ELECTED the admiration and praise
vi huhuiNuS WI pcOpiS. Ant ucSitt
teams of several lodges, in their pic
turesque costumes, were a strong fea-
ture of the parade which was splendid
ly handled by MIR. l.. b. Steward, act
ing as grand marshal.
lsuriun After 1914 Reunion.
Manistique won the u. p. cup con-
test, with Ishpeming a close second.
Iaurium lodge is after the 1914 con-
and made considerable pro-
sress looking toward that end at the
There was good repre-
sentation of delegates present from the
fourteen lodges in the u. p, and
Messrs Albert Bray and Arthur Cad
well who returned today, state that
the convention was one of the best in
the history of the L.. r. league
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
TEACHERS FOR THE
OSCFOLA SCHOOLS
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED By
THE eoARo FOR NEXT
SCHOOL YEAR.

The following teachers have been re
elected by the osceola township schoo
district for the next school year:
Alfred Nichols. supt: Thos. r. pa
vis asst sapt, Elena Bajari. super
visor OF drawing.
Tsmsraek School.
II. b Lamport. principal; Jennie
Sincock. Martha r. Craig. Mario I'd
wards Mary ~ Lamport, Sophie Il
Frlmodig. Elizabeth Patrick. Maym,
kuenzeL Flora " Frimodig. Emil,
Dakin.
osesola School.
Henrietta r. Shirley. principal: Ef,
he @. Macdonald -GeneS ieve Condon
Margaret Nantell, Mary Condor
Myrtle Pearce, Mayme simmons, Mary
Mccormick. Dorothy Neale.
No. 5 TaroArsck School.
Madge NJ. Miller. principal; Honor
Martin. Mae ascoe, Myrtle r; Harris
North Tsmsrsek School.
Bridget Shea, principal; Jessie
Swinton. Eta Ross
Mills School.
Kathyrne Gaffney, principal: Bessie
NJ James, Jessie " Harry. Ethel Dun
stan. Anna A. Conley. Beulah L.
Woodland. Claudia Stroh.
Dover School.
Clarence Nichols.
Oneeo School.
Lydia Keskey.
High School.
Louise A. Roberts, Agnes II. Miller.
Euginia NJ. Bell.
Mason School.
Hanna y. Scanlan.
Dollar Bay School.
Mae 4. Lindquist, Ida G. Leegson.
Mae e Ciothier, Margaret Cullnan,
Ethel Donovan. Josephine colligan,
Bridget Cashell. Hazel Kline. Dello
Crotty. Eleanor Mlllspaugh. Mae A.
corgan.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
LODGE NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
The members Of Court North Star
No. IL Foresters of America and vis-
iting brothers are requested. TO meet
at the hall Sunday. June 10th at $3.50
a. m. 10 attend divine service at tho
Tamarack NJ. e. church
10 Thos Bergman, r. 5.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15

tents stove. and other paraphernalia,
"ill be transported 10 Lac L. Belle by
teams, but the members have decided
to walk IL. making the Journey by easy
STAGES. There viii be sixteen m the
party.
Prices have been reduced on all trim
med and pattern hats at Miss Isaac son
onion Bldg, 9Th st, Calumet. IL
News Want ADS bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
NOTICE OWLS.

NOTICE OWLS.
All members of Laurium Nest are
requested To meet at Owls hall, Tues
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. Sharp.
-
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
GAIN OF 81 CHILDREN.

According to the census enumerator.
Rev. w. IA. Collycott. of Osceola, there
is a gain OF 81 children Of school age
ia the township OF oSceoia over last
year. The census just completed shows
that there are LII children cf school
age. while last years figures showed a
total OF i.0G6. This increase was un-
expected. because Of the factNthat a
number OF families had moved out of
the township during the past year.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15

News Want iAas bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The bass season opened today
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Green leave
next Tuesday for Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, of Lead City,
:. d., are visitors In Calumet.
Attorney w. j. Galbraith left this
afternoon for Escanaba on business
trip.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
SLIP ON AND GABERDINE RAIN
COATS.

just the coat for the evening or
rainy weather, we offerc some excep-
tional bargains during our Quick Rid
dance Sale. $1,000 values $500; $500
values $1,000; s1i.5c values at 1920:
$1,000 values $3.50. vertin Bros.
II
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
SPECIAL MILLINERY SALE.

All trimmed hats az specia! sale
prices at Miss Isaacson. Union Bldg.
9th ST., Calumet. Ii
The Calumet news., 1912-06-15
BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP.
caiur'et ~. z. Church Orgsnizatioh to
Ericy Ei1tt- Day Out;po

Eniey Eight Day Outing.
TIE lio, scouts ~ the Caiumct d.
i. church are making Arrangement TO
hold au ciglt day camp AZ Lac La
ReiIe commeneius July T. The trip
VII Doe made into Kcweenaw county
through iar hike" road. the members
preferring to walls
All ~ the camping outfit Including