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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-18

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
LEGISLATOR IS GUILTY
OF ACCEPTING BRIDE

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March IA
Guilty as charged in the indictment"
was the substance OF the verdict re-
turned last evening by jury In the
case OF State Senator LaForest X. An
drews, of Ironton, charged with hay-
ing accepted a bride of 5000 in con.
nection with an insurance bill.
The case had been on trial before
Judge Dillon In the common pleas
court for 10 days past. The verdict
was agreed upon by the jurors early
this evening after three hours OF de-
liberation
Senator Andrews was indicted
along with a dozen other state lsgis-
lators and attaches more than year
ago and his trial and conviction fol.
lowed closely after final disposition
of the case of Rodney j. Diegle, for
mer senate sergeant-at-arms who re-
Gently began serving penitentiary
sentence OF three years upon convic.
ton OF having abetted the bribery OF
Andrews.
The principal witness against An.
drews was Frank Harrison Smiley, q
Chicago detective, who alleged that
he had trapped Andrews by having
their conversation recorded by means
of telephone device.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
LABOR INSPECTOR
SUES PHONE MANAGER

IONA, Mich, March l4.-Mlss
i.uella Burton. state labor inspector,
brought action here against Alderman
.. w. Slocum, local manager of the
Michigan Telephone Co. for refusins
20 allow his employees TO give inform
alton as to their hours OF labor aud
wages.
Slocum had orders from the head
Office In Detroit 10 instruct the in
spector TO get the information there.
he case was tried in justice court
and the jury brought in a verdict OF
not guilty.
They afterwards explained the YER
dict by saying that they thought the
action should have been brought
ngalnst the company. The people are
unable 10 appeal and Miss Burton has
received Instructions from State Com
-.-.lssl. ar of Labor Perry + Powers,
10 BRING sion in another county.
The Jury IA, hit IN the verdict I'M
der mlsaDpr.3ension and a con-
trary decision Is expected in another
case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
ANOTHER ARRESTED
IN MAUSOLEUM PLOT

ERIE, Pa, March 14.---One man is
under arrest in Erie and two are
threatened with arrest in Pittsburgh,
charged with entering and desecrat-
Ing the Scott family mausoleum, in
Erie cemetery in January. 1911. Con-
spiracy to obtain money fraudulently
- the reason given in the informa
ton swUrn out there. That II was
part Of the scheme for which Gilbert
3. Perkins and Charles Franklin are
now serving a sentence in Leaven-
worth prison is alleged
Those charged with the crime are;
Gilbert b. Perkins, former head of
the Perkins detective agency, now
serving a three-year sentence in
Leavenvorth for using the mails to
deiraud, which was part OF the same
plot.
Charles Franklin, former superin.
tendent at Philadelphia for the
Perkins agency and serving a five
year sentence at Leavenworth, con.
,icted with G. b. Perkins.
Harry H. Perkins, OF Pittsburgh,
son of G.. b. Perkins, and one OF the
heads OF the Perkins agency.
James l.. Mccain, OF pittsburgh,
former Perkins operative.
Mortimer II. Hall. Erie. a nephew
OF G.. b Perkins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
PACKERS WON'T
SUBMIT EVIDENCE

CHICAGO, March 14.-After eigh-
teen hours OF almost continuous con.
ferences, attorneys for the ten pack
ers, charged with criminal conspir-
acy in restraint Of trade. today III.
formed Judge Carpenter they would
submit no evidence in defense OF The
case presented by the government
Attorney John S. Miller made the
announcement after Judge Carpenter
nd attorneys for the government bad
been drawn into the conference.
The court then adjourned until
Monday to give the states attorneys
time TO confer regarding instructions
20 the jury and the arguments.
Attorneys Meyer and Miller refused
10 comment on the conferences held
last night and today, declared they
were satisfied that the governments
case would fail when the jury had 49,
tened to the arguments for the pack
ers.
The real reason for the sudden
termination OF the case. however, is
generally admitted 10 be due 10 ;ne
refusal OF. the packers, headed by j..
Ogden Armour, to take the witness
stand for the defense and submit 20
ruthless examination by the go;-
ernmcnt attorneys.
Judge Carpenter intimated that the
attorneys would not be limited IN
their arguments. The addresses 10
the jury will probably consume a
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
DEATHS.


Helen Pionke, 737 Theodore, ~ years
lobar pneumonia; Otto Bauerle. IS Ho-
bart, ~ years carcinoma: Charlotte
Dyer. 50 years, 577 Mullett, senillty;
Virginia Hicks, eos Orleans. e months
brOncho pneumonia; Lawrence Lipke
kercheval and Baldwin, rs years car
bolic acid poisoning; Peter Westbrook
1854 Michigan, GO years, cerebral apo
pleNy John A. Weber 400 Alfred. so
years. chronic bronchitis; Francis L.
Mungar. sos Concord months. pneu-
monia; Jennie w Clark, Grace hos
p.tal, &c years, sapoplexy; Margaret L.
Bannister, 36S Concord, ] month, cry
sipclas; John Galbraith. City Tubercu-
losis hospital. q years, pulmonary tn.
berculosis Wesley Preib, $50 LaSalle
] Year. bronchial Dneumonia. Annie L.
scott 800 Bewick. rs years acute ne
T.hritis; Richard Burns, 1855 Hague, 9
months. heart disease; Amelia e. Her
res. ia T.. Grand blvd, 50 years, wall
vular heart disease; Edgar q. whitney
Hotel Normandle. so years apopIexy.
join, Grutza, Grace hospital 26 yea re-
iailliary tuberculosis Mary A. No
Gowan. % Rowena. 20 years, asthenIa:
Leokadia Bewinska, SIS Warren 4
Years, dtfhtheriH. ,IamcrA. Chubb. 81
Melbourne. 81 years, pulmonary oede.
ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
RYAN AND SPEYER
OFFER AID TO MADERO

MEXICO CITY. March l4.-ThsIe
was great activity at the palace 10
day and OH behalf OF Pres. Madero Il
vas announced that following The
action of the United States authori.
ties In preparing 10 keep arms from
the revolutionists determined 81
tempt will be made TO crush tie Ic-
volt. The receipt by the president
of messages from Thomas r. Ryan,
and Speyer Brothers, OF New York,
announcing they are prepared 10 ad.
vance cash TO restore the army to a
state of efficiency, has cheered the
officials.
Meanwhile agents OF the govern
ment are tracing the war chest OF
the insurgents. Already the connec-
ton between II and certain wealth.
Mexicans has been established and L
Is considered certain when the gov
eminent has its proofs complete some
noted former adhsrents OF Diaz VIII
be charged with treason.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
SCHUBERT CHOIR GIVES
CONCERT HERE TONIGHT
Toronto Organization of 225
Voices Will Offer Attrac-
tive Program

fhe Schubert choir OF Toronto,
with an encourage of about 225 per.
sons arrived in Detroit, Thursday
noon, 10 give concert this evening.
In the Light Guard armory. The
members OF the choir will stop in the
Hotel Normandie during their stay in
Detroit.
DR.. Herbert Nj. Fletcher, conductor
OF the choir, has arranged an espC-
cially attractive program OF choral
music for the first appearance OF the
Toronto organization in this ciIy.
Miss Elsa Kellner, of New York,
whose recent visit 10 Detroit made
for her many admirers, will be the
special assisting soloist with Dalton
Baker, the English baritone. Each OF
these singers will have solo parts
with the choir and individual groups
OF songs. The concert TO begin
promptly at Sis o'clock will be a.
follows:
Roman obsequles." MAX Bruchl |:
WhitsJ; ason OF Mine" William Wal
lacel; Border Ballad" tcowe1l. Dal-
lIurcelD, Land O. the Leai." (Bolthe-
wood. kitty OF coleraine." uloyd);
ftpcompense. tffammond| Expsc-
fancy CLaForge); Inter Nos. MAS
keilner; solo and chorus, How Beau
tiful Upon the Mountains" q. Truman
Velocity. Frederick Fraser, tenor; mo.
tette, a capella, Chorus OF Angels
from Faust" (Schuber) "A Mem
ory," (Goring Thomas); "Come. Let's
BE Merry" (old English); Pipes OF
Fan" (ElgarD. Dalton Baker: barea.
role from Les Contes de HOFFMAN,
Hymn from "Rienzi," tHoughtonl !:
choral variations. king Arthur Had
Three Sons" CIIoughton): .Nerborgen-
he't." (WolD: ''Standchen.' (Strauss) ;
"Heimliche Aufforderung." tStrauss),
Elsa Ke!lner; choruses, Soul OF the
World" from lode OF ST. Cecilia" tPur-
ceiD. Land or Hope and Glory from
coronation Ode" Cigar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
WON'T HALT INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. March 14--ln-
stead Of dropping its investigation
Of the Lawrence, Mass. strike. be-
cause OF the success OF the labor wer.
Ii is learned, today, the house rules
committee Is considering a represen-
tatlye for further information. In
= identally. the committee plans a
sweeping investigation OF the entire
textile industry, including the south
ern cotton mills as well as OF the
"Woolen trust" Chairman Henry
roturns tonight from Texas and Is
expected TO call a meeting Friday TO
resume consideration of the Law
renee AFFAIR,
The committee members are prac-
ically unanimous for the Lawrence
trip. They probably will go next
week, safd Chairman Wilson of the
house labor committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
DIED.

PL ACKW ELIS--March I2 al home OF
Mrs BAXTER asa Beaubien. Edward.
aged GO years. beloved husband OF
Anna NJ Blackwell and father of
Adam. Funeral from chapel OF WIN
D. Howard Co, 800 Antoine Friday
morning al o'clock.
30 .DA--March IL, John. aged 20 years
beloved father Of Johanna Bofda AMI
Mrs August Liskey. Funeral from
residence Sal Mitchell-ave Satur-
day at a. m, 20 81 IlyaCinthe
church $500.
II, suddenly. william
j.. CooRan. at the residence OF his
daughter. Mrs. Thomas W Carey.
father OF Fred. william. Mrs Anna
J.. Carey, Mrs. VIM. Trembley. Ethei
and George Coogan aged 50 years
Funeral Saturday at residence, 5l5
SeGeca-st.
G iBBs- March ~ 1912 beloved VITO
uf John W. Gibbs Funeral Friday
as g. M from the chapel OF Will
iarn ~ SNYDER. undertake.. Brumbull
and Grand River.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
CONTEST WINNERS WILL
Be ANNOUNCED MONDAY
Work of Sorting and Counting
Ballots in Big Competition
Enormous

The eu0rmouB TASK or sorting anu
counting the last-day accumulation OF
labels In The Times $4,000 label prize
voting contest. which came TO close
last Saturday after campaign OF
four months, has been completed. The
ilnal cleanup OF the labels was ac-
complished Wednesday morning.
With a representative OF the audit
ing department Of the Security Trust
company to cooperate with The
Times and To generally supervise the
ask, the ballot box, containing al
the ballots issued during the contest.
including those which had been voted
and so marked, was unlocked for the
first time, Wednesday afternoon. and
the ballots are being audited. The
count will be completed, checked and
rechecked, by Saturday. and the an
nouncement of the winning contest
ants will be made In The Times on
Monday.
The announcement will tell In some
detail OF the methods adopted during
the campaign by the winning contest
ants. and OF what resources they call
I'd into play In amassing the unex-
pectedly high vote that many OF them
nave secured. The final vote OF many
OF the high contestants will be occa-
sion for considerable surprise TO the
friends OF and workers for the con.
testants. The cyclonlc enormity OF
the enthusiasm In the campaign, es-
pecially during the last three weeks
or SO, was several times over what
even those most familiar with the
contest had expected Almost un-
heard of sources OF strength were de-
yeloped and turned into votes. with
the sure result that the winning vote
for both organizations and individuals
Will be Unexpectedly high.
The work OF checking the ballots
will be continued and probably be
ended by Friday night. Be sure 20
watch for the announcement OF the
winners In Mondays issue OF The
Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
MICHIGAN MAN rs
HERO OF TRAIN WRECK

NEW YORK, March lI.--NotwttlI.
standing he was painfully injured, Dr
r. c. Warnshuis. OF Grand Rapids,
Mich. aided Others when the TWen.
iieth Century limited. southbound.
was wrecked at HYDE Park, on the
iludson river yesterday. Dr. Warn.
shuts was the only physician or tre
rain and his services probably pre-.
vented several fatalities.
Twelve persons were seriously hGr;
In the wreck. Or. Warnshuis was tile
only man from Michigan who Was
hrrt so far az known. lie Is secIc.
tary OF the Michigan Automobile -.
ISOLATION
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
PAY TOUCHING TRIBUTE
TO VETERAN FIREMAN

CHARLOTTE, Mich. March A.
Officers OF the state association ard
4 large number OF Michigan fremen
attended the funeral services OF TIC
fUre FIRE Cnfef u. J. Donovan in 81.
. Mary's church this morning.
Mr.. Donovan was one OF the best
known fire fighters in Michigan ana
the funeral was the largest ever ned
In this city.
All business houses were closed
md hundreds of people could not Sc
cure admittance 10 the church. as
the funeral procession moved slowly
by the headquarters the fire bell was
tolled twenty eight times, the au;n-
Der OF years that Mr. Donovan had
served as chief.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
FIREMAN is HURLED
TO WALK IN RUNAWAY

OWOSSO, Mich, March 14.-suh-
stitute Driver VIM. Reufke was seri-
ously injured this morning. When
the fire department team was exercis-
ing il ran away.
After galloping ten blocks II
smashed head-on into the front of the
Catholic church. Rourke struck on
his head on the sidewalk. The horses
were not injured but the wagon was
smashed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
BIRTHS.

BOYS--M Eheman, 81 Howard: Ii.
Fattbe, SSS Hendricks; O. Wiehr. 20 Mo-
hawk; A. Tendeup. 539 McKinstry; H.
Gloss. 636 Mullett, j. Bavansky. 1921
Feldstein. Gil Hastings w. Gomon
2a=&rtiiIery'Fts.E tt4sT3se= gHeifa;=f +.
Goss. GO Townsend; A. Houston, 413
Scycnteenth; +. Vert. S2l Campbell: j.
Howett, 3+5 Rademacher.
GIRLS Eloehr, 367 Philadelphia /.
II. Whirety. 346 Milwaukee; +. Moran,
sl5 Forest; $. Linsenmann. 80 Sylves-
ter; q. Earnest, $40 Sylvester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
DIED.


DElWE-March Is. 1912. at his home.
264 Harper-Rve east, John j., be-
loved husband of Mary, father Of
John Drewe aged SO years. Funeral
Friday S:30 from residence, and 0
o'clock at the Holy Rosary church.
HARMoN-March IL. 1912, Henry A..
aged IS years. Funeral from resi-
dence OF + f. briggs SO Alfred-st.,
Friday at p. m.
KAECHLE-March ~. 1912, Carl. aged
. years. beloved son OF Charles and
Amanda kaechle. Funeral from res
idence, 859 Dubois-st.. Friday. Z a.
m. ST. Joseph's church 1880.
PETERSoN--El Elizabeth, aged 81 years,
AZ home OF her daughter. Mrs. Alfred
day morning, o'clock. from resi-
dence. Burial St Charles cemetery,
Detroit.
SCHMIDT-March 13, 1912. at her
home. 643 Meldrum- ave Margaret,
beloved wife OF Rev. John j. schmidt
Theodore, Fred. Martin and Mortce
schmidt Mrs Brnket and Mrs,
Maichein. aged 81 years. Funeral
FRIDAY at o'clock from residence.
MORROW Suddenly. March 10. 1912.
at his home. 500 Twenty-hrst.st,
husband Of Kate, and father ef- lanes ~.
and Ernest J. Morrow, ana MIS- W
y Garvey. Funeral Friday at y.
IA. from residence.
Mel. soN-we March ~, at the
residence OF DR. John A. Beau, 20
ravioraye Mr. r. Nelson. Funeral
Friday morning at s:lS from the
above residence. Funeral car to
crematorium.
Efhe Morehouse,
iiy;orth-ave., died March I, 1912, at
isscalon, Cal. Funeral from church az
Nnrth Adams Hillsdale county, Mich,
Friday morning. Asreh.ib,- -.
ENNGOTT-March IL, 1912, Christi
anna Kenngott. aged Sc years, be-
ioved mother OF Mrs. Louisa offs
Mrs. Julia Buhrer and Mrs. Title
Christensen Funeral from the nome
az her daughter. Mrs. Charles A.
puhrer. 44s Fifteenth-st., Friday,
March 10, at y. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14

WoETHiNGToN. Ind. March 1T,
satisfy shipment charges, the local
agent ~ the Adams Express Company
auctioned OF an $50 dog for $50 W
~. SiurGis. Of Allerton. Mass. buugi.,
the hunter here Lost November and
the hunt Sturpis having no way e.
care for the dog.. shipped IL back. OK.
pcctipg IL sen him 20 the raiser The
prnpIictor- al the kennel refused TO r.
cclve tho dog. which remained If
charge OF tile expteSs agent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
MARRIAGES.

Roy Buckley. 81. Detroit; May CAN'T,
20. criston, -.
Fred g. Buell. 80, Holly. y. y: Ada
Mood rs Maker "
John @. Roehler. 29 Toledo Emily
NJ. Clarke, -. same
Nathan Dashevsky. "a: Eva Click, 10.
Joseph Horn. "a: Josephine Bonds 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
WEST WARREN ASSN.
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

Arthur Russell and others will sing
in the meeting OF West Warren Resi-.
dents association. TO be held this
evening in Mitter's hall, Warren and
NcKlhley-aves. Plans for a Fourth
IF July celebration and membership
contest will be arranged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich March 1l--New
corporations0 Bloomfield Land Co,
r.rmir ghr IN. ~sio500: Muskegon Motor
s'rsclaltv Co. increase from $50. 900 to
on. 600. Woodhouse Co. Detroit. in
crense from s25 600 10 800 00e Hot
llId Chemical Co. Holland. $1,000.
ENceIsfnr Land Co. Lansing, $1,000.
English Co. Detroit. $1,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
ToP sALE-REsIDENCE PaOPERTl
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETRoIT United INTERpRBa,

TOLEDO- CLEVELAND IIMlTEDS--
80 a. M and every two hours TO $50
T. m Toledo only. 1850 p. m Toledo
ENpress a. m. every two hours 20 7
.. N. Toledo Locals q. m, every two
hours 10 p. m. p, m; Monroe only,
- fP3Rr HtpRooiNN LIMTEDs-I:Is a
"a, every two hours 10 7:l5 y. m; sun
day only. IL y. m. Locals, a. M,
ever, two hours 10 y, m. . D. M;
Marine City only, .. m; Mt. Clemens
only. $50 q m, hourly to ESQ p. m.
70 KfystN.KAIAMAzoo LIMITEps
-S,IO a IN. every two hours 10 f:lp
D. M: Jackson Lansing Limited, s.i0
3. ~; Jackson Locals. a, RI every
two hours 70 ,; 10; Ann .ssrhor only, I
y M III D. m To Worthwhile. s;30 a
M. hourly "a $50 y. m, $40 y. n.Is
%. m, 10 D. N. saline cars from fpsi-
FLINT-sAGINAw LIMIrEps--s.25
m.. every two hours 20 ,s:ss p m
u 49,. II >. m. north az Oxford. sun
GAS only other Romeo Locals I. q,
2SecHARp LAKE pIvIsIoN--s;.s,
a. e., e. sS Sdr, & AK n;iSiss 2; s.; a.
50 4 o. i.H Haif .tSaflF 70 s,ss ,, No., hourly
r,,x;TfI sc LIMFTEps--lise $50. $50.
=. be- I.ocals $40 =. 10. every 20 nlin-
a,.s - 80 = M , s M hall
seag dlr5 70 l2 - giS = 'ss Esq ,. n,
.fa6 "a no. >. N. sac y. m. es1q
~ M. 1910 p, ~, ~ ?. 10 blralnks
ham A6lt, $40 y nN.'zlo p. 10. and.
ieldni ght
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
APPROVES PLAN AIMED
AT MEXICAN REBEL

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Exi.
gency OF the Mexican rebellion caused
he house today hurriedly 70 pass tife
Ienate resolution authorizing the
PRESIDENT TO prohibit shipments OF ara
across the border. A slight amend.
nent was adopted by the house, re.
iulring presidential proclama non
before the shipment OF war materials
becomes crime. The penalties pre-.
cribed by the senate for violation II
he neutrality laws-$l0.00O fine and
wo years mprisonment--wer ADOPT.
d BY the house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

special meeting Of Division No. ],
A q IA will be held Friday evening,
AT s d. M, 10 take action on the death
=. Al HE Err seerett4f -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14

Job PristInK Deae yIEbt. Tine.
PrinfIng Co., 10 John R.sE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14

wANrED--cor. Michigan and Fourth.
e furnish rooms complete. 81 week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14

LARGE HALLETT & CUMsToN Piano
$3.50 style. new action. ivory keys.
terms. GRINNEl-L BROS, 24s Wood
ward.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-03

All members of one and All lodge.
Sons of st. George. are requested to
meet at their hall, Sunday, at 1880
p. m, to attend the funeral Of our
brother, the late Charles Gray.
William Paynter, Pres.
4 j. f. Glasson. Sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-03
LOCAL BREvITlEe.

Peter Berlowsld is at Painesdale to-
day on business.
Samuel Rowse left yesterday after
noon for Dover, N. j.
William Tregenza will leave next
week for a visit to Cornwall.
William Pascoe will leave tomorrow
for Hibbing, Mimi. where he will To-
cate.
Paul Wolsli left yesterday for Hlb-
bling. Mimi, and will likely locate
there.
William Thomas left yesterday for
the 500, where he will spend about a
week.
A regular meeting of the Red Jacket
village council will be held next Tues
day evening.
Samuel Rogers of Elm street. has
recovered from his recent illness. and
Is again attending to his duties.
Miss Genevieve. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tomlinson, of Seventh
street has undergone q successful OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
The Calumet lodge of Elks win hold
"Deutcherfest" this evening. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged for
the event and some interesting
stunts" are promised.
Attorney Oscar j. Larson, formerly
of Calumet, and representing artor-
ney for Houehton county was Calu-
met visitor yesterday. He left for his
home in Duluth last night
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Kohlhaas,
James V. Gaul, and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man g. Cuck, of Eighth street. left
yesterday for West Baden, to spend
three weeks. The party was joined
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-03

belief ,haJ she th0aght she had lost
returned To her. she did not take NJ
her lucrative practice again. hut re
solved instead to give herself to SUI
fcring humanity.
Dr, Geisel is described as being far
from a robust woman phy sically. one
Of the sanitarium publications says;
Her frame is slight, her strength is
limited by years OF suffering and in
Validism. She has sensitive nervous
temperament that causes her SYM
pathies 10 be very active and she does
not spare herself when the interests
III the people are committed tn her
keeping"
Although IL is under the sanitarium
auspices that she makes her addresses,
she does not do SO 20 advertise that
Institution nor 10 solicit patronage fog
u. her mission being one simply To
present the gospel of health.