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The Calumet news., 1912-07-10

sister and may come 10 attend the
funeral Arrangements for the scry-
ices have not vet been made.
Margaret was a pupil of the Sacred
Heart school and was popular with
her schoolmates. She was a bright
child and her death is deplored boy ait
who knew her Much sympathy is
extended to the family because Of their
bcrca ,Cment.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
The Milwaukee County Hospital
SCHOOL OR NURSES.

SCHOOL OR NURSES.
offers to limited number of young
women an excellent course In the
theory and practice of nursing
Applicants should be between the
ages of 2i and 35 years, have a good
English education and be of good
moral character. Monthly cash allow
ances after the probationary term
Application papers and bulletin of in
formation sent on request. Address:
Milwaukee County Hospital
School for Nurses.
WAuWATosA, WIS.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10

the old Continental, fire company M
this city. all of which are highly priz &.
ed by their owners. one of the pic
lures is now located In the Red Jacket
town hall. George Wertin was tn.
chief engineer of Projection Company
No. I, the Company organized when
the village was Incorporated.
II is interesting to note in this con-
nection that one of the members, John
Power, is now a candidate for the Of
fee Of congressman from the twelfth
district, on the Democratic ticket
Three years after the organization
of Protection Company No. 1, the Red
Jacket fire department was again re-
organized and has been known since
as Eureka Fire Company No. /. This
company was organized i'm 1878. with
fifty members Peter Ruppe was its
fire foreman and James l.. Nankervis
its secretary.
After securing this equipment it be-
came necessary for the village TO erect
hall to house the department
and equipment, leading to t,.c action
above taken. The present ramshackle
building gives little indication of its
former grandeur and importance.
when it was the pride OF every citzctt
of Calumet, old or young.
No action has been taken so far to
wards arranging for uIa plating Of
village park i'm the grounds now occu-
pied by the fire hali II is believed.
however, that the council wonld look
with favor on the proposal of The citi-
zens~of Red Jacket start a movement
in that direction
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
IroR EENT

room house in Red Jacket Good
ccation and neiehborhood $1,000.
FAUCETT BROS. q GUCK.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LOCAL BREViTiEs.
.ss-s.+.ss-s.s...s.s,l

NJ. e. Daniels leaves today for Chi
cago On business.
George Daniels and family LEFT last
| evening for Detroit To locate.
Al Caesar has returned from Min
reapolis, ST. Paul and Chicago.
William Harrington of Ishpeming r.
visitor among friends in Calumet.
4 son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Harris. of the Centennial loca-
ton.
Ernest stephens. of Chicago. former
~ Of Calumet, is in the city on a short
visit.
Leon Il. Poore of Madison. wis. rep
resenting the Pennsylvania lines is in
Calumet.
Mrs James Nckervis is expected
home tomorrow from weeks visit
i'm Hubbell.
Horace Hall leaves today for Ian
caster, Wis, where he will visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Bourrctt of Chicago
is the guest of relatives and friends in
the copper country.
Miss Catherine McGrath. OF Ish-
peming, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. f.
Pcarcc, Of Centennial.
II. w. Raymond and w. j. Mcqueen
of Baraga are guests of Calumet
friends for a few days.
The Boy Scouts of the Calumet NJ.
t.. church are expected back Satur-
day from a weeks camping at Lac
La Belle.
J. c. Hansen, Harry Herman, John
Vivian. John Cries and ED Bast 'eft
this morning for Nisula. where they
will fish I'm the otter.
John and Harry Mcleod. Arthur OIL
son, John Ayres. John Link and 9TH
crs will leave Friday for Duluth after
visiting friends and relatives in Cal
umet.
Mrs. William Parnall and son, Marx
and Miss Ninabelle vivian are expect
ed home tomorrow from New Ro-
chele, n. V. where they have been
visiting.
James Roberts Thomas Phillips. and
Cor Cornwall. sailing from New York.
All three expect to return to Calumet
in the fall
Arrangements have been made for
the annual picnic of the Calumet NJ. r..
Sunday school which viii be held on
August. /. TO the White city. via the
steamer International.
Henry Rogers, assistant superin
tendeut of the Molly Gibson mine. As
pin, Col. who has been visiting with
his brother. Samuel Rogers. OF Elm
street. has returned nome.
The Houghton County Street rail-
way company will provide forty
minute service between Calumet and
Mohawk and thirty minute service be
tween Calumet ard Lake Linden on
circus day
The funeral of the late John An
drews will be held tomorrow afternoon
with services from the Calumet NJ.
l.. church and interment i'm Lake View,
Members Of Court Robin Hood. A. q. f..
will attend i'm a body.
Calumet fishermen and officials of
the Keweenaw Central today directed
the planting of a large consignment
of bass fry In the lakes of Keweenaw
county. The fry were received here
on the G. II. Il I. fish car last even
ing.
Miss Eleanor Selden is entertaining
a house party at the Selden sumner
cottage. known as Among the Birches"
at Rete Girls Included In the party
are Misses Pauline Lock, Dorothy
Veale, Dorothy Rickard. Marion Har
per and Lucille SpaldinG. The party iu
heing ch2pcroncd by Megdames
l.r,., Id lttrr IN
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
RETURN FROM U. oE M

The Misses Lillian and Libbie Nei-
mark have returned from the tiniver-
sity of Michigan. having visited in
Detroit, Chics so and Milwaukee since
the spring term closed Miss Lillian
was graduated from the conserva-
tory of music i'm June and is an ac-
complishcd musician. Miss Libbie will
omplcte her course in the depart
mcnt Of literature next year. The
Misses Neimark bring greetings from
Prof. A. A. Hanlcy, who was heard
here in lecture course this year
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
KoHLHAAs FUNERAL TODAY.

The funeral OF the late Frank A.
EohihaaS whose death occurred Mon
day morning was held this afternoon.
services being held at the residence at
o'clock. Rev Stalker IN charge. Tho
members AZ Tho Calumet Etks attended
in body. The funeral cortege was
Ions one.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10

Rode. the three year and nine
months old daughter of John Peter
Frisd. Of Mohawk, died yesterday az
ternoon, after a lengthy illness The
faneral will take place tomorrow al
'crnoon, with services at the Mohawk
\postoiic Lutheran church. Charles
hiala officiating. lntcrment viii be in
lake View cemetery.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
MARGARET REvITT DEAD.
Fourteen Year Old Daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Revitt Passes.

and Mrs F. Revitt Passes.
Margaret Irene Rcvtt. aged four
teen years and seven months daughter
@. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bevitt, 500
North Rockland street, Albion. died
this morning AT 3:I5 o'clock after a
short Illness rheumatism was the
cause of death the disease affecting
her heart Tho little girl was taken
ill just three weeks ago.
The deceased Is survived by two
sisters and eight brothers. besides her
father and mother. with exception of
Frank, of Cairo. llI, and Dennis OF
Iron Mountain, the children are at
home Frank and Dennis have been
notified 10y wire of the death of their
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10

on August 10. 1875. the need of n
fire engine became apparent. and the
first engine was ordered from the firm
of Clapp and Jones of New York. Tho
engine was received here on Sept. n
ON Sept. the first hose cart of the
village was ordered and was received
short time later.
There are several good pictures OF
The Calumet news., 1912-07-10
LODGE NOTICES.


There will be regular meeting OF
Calumet Lodge r. r. o. ". wednes-
day evening. July 10Th A large at
tendance is desired.
stephen g. PAUL. Exalted Ruler.
40 Frank Distel, Secretary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12
LATE NEWS
Lisbon.

Lisbon. = Manuel Pardinas
Zarrate, who killed Premier
Caneljas of Spain, did not commit
suicide, but is under, arrest, &C
cording to- messages received by
newspapers here this afternoon.
The Madrid police gave it out
that he shot himself Immediately
after the premier fell, but the inn
preston here was that this was to
throw possible accomplices off
their guard.
Mrs. Margaret Kirby, wife of
w. T. Kirby, head of defunct pri-
vate bank, identified today in fed
eral court as woman who had
opened account with another
bank recently under name of
miss E. Walsh" Made heavy
deposits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12

right foenter Constanfinople, and
that the Powers have no right to
interfere.
If the Bulgarian army. feels the
SAME way as the people do, it is
practically certain that,Ferdinand
will be unable TO control his
troops in the event of interference
by the, Powers.
Constantinople.- hour is
bringing the fall of this city near
er.' 1t cannot hold out much
longer.
The peoplein the city are starv-
ing. Cholera is taking a toll of
death.
In the suburbs, the condition of
the people is even more wretched.
One million are dying of starva-
ton there, and typhus and small
Pox as well as cholera are rag
ing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12
Mary's Cross-Eyed Bear.

- - 49, - y
Little Mary had been given a
Teddy bear as a present. This
bears eyes were fixed crookedly
in its head. One day Mary's
uncle came to see her. He asked
her what she called it.
Gladly" was the reply.
~"Good gracieusl Why have
you called it that?" asked uncle.
1--WE sing about it every Sun
day Gladly my cross I'd cross
eyed9 bear, said. Mary.
WEATHER FORECAST
Rain and colder tonight for
Chicago and vicinity; Wednes-
day clearing and colder; moder-
ate to brisy south, shifting to
north, winds late tonight and In
Creasing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12

John Martin assaulted by two
men at5Madison and Desplaines
.sts. Fractured skull. Assail-
ants escaped. d
/ Two boys snatched handbag
from Mrs. Catherine Sherlock,
2226 w. Jackson blvd, at w.
Jackson and S. Robey street.
Armed posses searching Irving
Park and Cragin for maniac who
has attacked three women in
week.
Detectives from headquarters
have made new arrest in murder
of Patrolman Charles T. Jones of
Rawson street station. Suspects
already in custody deny knowl-
edge of crime.
Mrs. Mary De Berio, 1919 w.
Taylor ST., struck and killed by
auto driven by Robert Franklin,
1915 Gilpin place. Franklin ar
rested.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25

The nodicins shoU in Cur ltils
tsEn last Uesk raised . great excite
a~n. - 70 uho to uinRrF a the -
yer 81 E0ud ~ Ms nsuuis FFee-
iGnd pFUVsd - ~ ~ nna, poV1lar
and uoa TIE pTine-
Ar. J. c. Nasum Sad family. NJ. g.
". Harr a8d family and Mn Kate
Cisiland and fsnIiy we're VISITING Nj
and Mr.. y. " Clsllsnd sunday.
Mr. John Powell Who has b'sn In
III b.aI'h SOr -om- time Is nov 81;
tast
n, IIrpsibsh ana NsFtin ncboOls
q nsaF nunlhsViIl-. have bren clOsed
Tor . leu days - account q scarlet
fever and smallDoN-
Mr. and Ms l. 6. lioice. 81 Fair
mont. uers visiting Nrs Boios's fatb-
-. NJ. John Powell SATURDAY und Sun-
day.
M and Ms. Harry Collins and H.
tIe uSa uho have bseu IN he uesi tie
past year. re'urRed hO@e SUNDAY
Th- C0asoiidaasd TriephOae con-
t.auy q IAUothsriIle. arr rrVairinE their
ieIsphoas unrs alOns The Fairwon'
and C1.rEstuIE psks
~. LsIand NiNon puTchased . driV-
iuE horse Of Roy Esls-r last ucek.
Miss Minnie Rcd uas VISITING
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25

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uOSIANrS nun.
$500. q 2. Q. ~. :

Mr.. Nsrtaa FIu.4r.y. Who Ha-
h..n suGeEiHE from ~ attach OF
auiusy. Is uUasuhat bsSisF.
MI.. Rsboeea BrsnmasC. ssrs. Tray
mr. Gunp and Ara GunP. Of L1saas-
por, urrs oaliIaE On Nh. Belle Camp
sunday
NJ. aad NFs. L A Hseknsa Ssd
,auA. IIuyd aad Clyds. we're Visiting
Ma HlehnaH's mother. q Manning
tea. sunasy.
NJ and M. J. e. WilouA and 80.
Cias5- - NI-a irrua Beatty Uers
culliuE % NJ. Conrad FIuharty sso-
dsy sSeaiHg-
Mr. and Mn. Bgry TOo;hnan. Of
posus. ueFs VlsfiaE Mr. ThsOtore
Too,huaa's SuBday.
Mr. TbuodoEr TOothnan'S ars nSS-
.zE this uerh 70 NsantnEiOa-
Mss Jessis L2onsn is Ey'sndils .
- days VIA iFisBds On HlGU
Mca10E
NM Josrs go dauEhter. L1cinta-
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"a F1uharsy's saturday.
MIR. WuesH Vas cantug ~ Ar
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nOU'S run TTEn&
nsan'nUtOa. r. r. o ~. =

Mr. I,avs Toolhuan vas visiiiug BIZ
Farrats. NJ. and Hr'. $ 7. TOothuaan.
Sunday
Mss Opal NEIlsu Hss UailinE On hrT
ui.ler. Mr.. Burbr. q W0TthingiOa-
NJ and Nra- FraBt AnberSoa Uere
elHias 90 Mr aud NrA 1T JOoes
suaday
NJ Jet IOn-s NaE eaihus - hh
fstb-r mar Fairv@E- sunday.
TIE l-ciurr EiVsn - thr Aod's run
scbool hOus- ThErsslsy night -
vel aftsa6-d
Miassa DOVs AID Isusir 4oaea A.
,-sd-d ~ rarty Eiven - Mr. aaa
Mrs Charies Pst1-r. - JtuiONu sat
urday slEhf
NJ. nm CrSu nnG ssius Opal Nj
laa uuFe 81 driEilg Su1lJ.
uiua Brr;ha L0ugh ard Usphru
usHp eaIllnE "a he t0EDsTs SISTER
Nh Ausiin PFirs. Suo4ay
llr sd nH. LauEsaas naTFack
nau. q nUuua. UeTr eaihuE 81 EEs
TalkingiOa slo1aJ.
KATY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25

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Glsd- FuFh usrs eaHtag - MA 10
EIaukina 60 dsy ast YEA
Miss Edsa Icp nnde . hu.iueas tFiD
10 Ci.As FuTt laai sunAay.
Miss Maria Hauktns - euU,d5sd
aIW 3 HeidrlhS
Mr. nnd Nh GsorEs LeSis UsEl
salnuE - NJ BHi RahsIzs llui SatuF-
day.
Mins Maudr naksF uns risifing heF
ASST. Mn. G. &. Leuia. last sunaay
Mis- Rsatrioe RolusTts has rliurh-
~ houe frUa Nanuingioa uherP -
had b-a hsSinE SOoa dsntal YEA
dOap.
Mn. Emma Amns has returuad
houie fFosn Wyatt uh-rr asr had hRel
tss EDesl q Der danEhi-r. Mr. ] X.
Asb-raft
Mrs Mar Dubcan uas euiliuE -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25
80 81 pulLleAEIosl.

STATE or WEST VlnfilSlA
A ~ Oetober nnlpa. 1919. heid IN
tha C,laFt'a en- - Ne ilfeFme1llia
C0uFf. IN and Tor The o0uuiy - aa-
fi1n nof Elnas af0Teaaid. Octohsr >.
1879. ihs Goliouiug oT1er uOs euteFed {.
GeOUEs % Ilrounaeid p,aiutia- -
DAVID & Eleuhsn. defendant - IN
the IateFmedi1is COurt Of H1rtou
cuu8ty. W0al Virginia.
Ootasl - oSil
he obterf 81 said suit 10 10 -
force the HPa 81 - 8ttachD9af in11Ed
u 40 nrtina aulinsi b. Tuai estate
u the aid David y. si-phnn. uaich b
iouatsd b uaid MariOu cUlnty. Wept
ViFgiuia
An amaavif havinE Deen made uad
aiad rhaf The - David y Giephau b.
10 aoa-r-stdeut % the STATE - Nssi
vIrHiuta. u b. urdefrd thal ~ sd
David y. 8iephla O. abDaar within
one u,nlih from tn first pubiicaflul
q this order 10 tbe Clert'a once 81
eur aid l1ierBe.ii1ie COuri- 81 rulPa
70 ~ hoie-n fheusfoT. and 20 uhsl b
n.ceusaFy 70 PFDisC. bic intsJusta
And h 10 oFA-r-d taas . copy a. this
GT1rF ~ lsubliuhrd and pos,ed arrord
ing 10 lnu
Gisea unaer ny hard Ihss Sih e.
" Ortober. 1919
" : HACK. Ci.rh
A \ FI.ENING
Counsel aor T'lainfFH
Tbis order 10 psibiished for the Grsi
ums- Ortob~r ~. 1919.
n. : BLACK. Ci-rk-
tI-Is-=s-I
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25
- nr 49, YIRGfNIA.

TTNTE % NF-sI NIIIl5IlNIA-
To b. SheFiG q uarOu ru1uis
Csrs-efiuE-
Nou arr hereby cUmmou1Ed 10 suln
non Era ElFthOsou 10 appeaf bEioFe
the JudRs Of The Clrruif Gear u Ma
ron oounty. ~ Itsirs 10 b. bid IN
~ Clerk-s oGos of said o0uTi o. ~
irsi Monday In ociobsr, t0l3. 20 a.
sg~r a It'll Ia cban-CrY eNhihiied
lEainst her 10 Fad cUuri b. Clyuasp
. Rartboiou.
And have ihrn there ihia aTif
witness. " y Black Clgfh - altd
euurt q CouFt House IN aIid cuuuty.
~ ssth day Of September. 1919. and
seIh year Of the STATE.
". y BLACK. Clerk
n. sSsrfGs FrtuFn On ~ forego.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25
oRDER OF PU0LIcATIohI.

SIANE W Nt-a Z NlAsAaAaNlA
Al the Orfobsr I,uioa. 1888. bid 10
the CHRIS oGcs Of the Cirruti Couri.
in and for - coo1ty q AaFiOl and
STATE aforesaid. OctOber >. 1919. ihe
tallUAtHg SrlrF vas entered:
tiyssra G. BauhoioW. pliu'ta. -
Era Hlrtboioa. d-ieud1lt-in t1r
Circua C0urt 81 NaEsOn couniy
West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-25


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NO OuE Can UETil vNrF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
CALLS COUNTESS "CHARLIE"
Deys Letters to Nine. Stavra
Warn Against IN. Y. Gang"

The suit Of Richard Y. hey, NJ San Fran
cisco. formerly associated with Clarence
H. Mackay. against Francis &. Tilley,
brother Of Countess Stayra and admins
traitor OF her estate, 10 recover ;lisjs.
reached trial in the Supreme Court ycster-
dav. Countess Stavra Was the wife ~
Charles Triton. Of New York, before she
married Count Stavra. Greek nobleman.
She was noted beauty OF Olympia, Wash.
AZ one time she asserted that she vas the
wife Of Max de Battle, brother-in-law Of
Lily Langtry.
Dew. q wealthy mine owner, seventy years
Of age said he lent the countess the
amount sued for Several letters were read
II the trial yesterday which Dey wrote TO
Countess Stavra several years before her
death in 1910 Some of the letters, in which
nov called the countess Charlie" were
couched In anectionate terms. Others were
full Of fatherly advice, and others had
words Of criticism for her friends One Of
the letters read in part:
Saw. dear Charlie, why did you say in
vnur letter to the doctor. III YOU don't
write me ! will get cross with YOU! You
can make me feel very bad and hurt In
my feelings but you can't make me cross
mi,h Won nor will | ever quarrel with you.
ife Is too short TO row it--and you are too
nice and lovely TO quarrel with.
Another letter contained the following
70 Won had nothing you would not be in
ouch demand Do stick ia your. old, true
sriends those who love you and care for
20, md lot that id gang you were with
- Neu, York 20 to the devil
An they care for you Is what they can
oct ont Of YOU You were very unfortunate
E. njckIng up she devils-Ralla, who wrote
HI letter that you were the mistress OF
ma vel YOU received her back as friend.
CO T. Is with Mrs. s. Gull them out, my
Sesr Charlie, and be your own GOOD, true
seifLnot one Of that gang would give you
| home or meal II you were proke.
Dew said in another letter to Countess
| Stavra:
Ius, line my dear Charlie; TO let YOU
know I am of this A. VI. ! feel aWiu
Sorry s 3. went on that steamer WIZ
Sou I fear YOU will lose your pest irleno
nd vour monthly allowance, -,
| 7 send YOU n list of the bills palu. se,
van didn't get away with the tnousSnu;
I'm afraid il will be very long mouths pc
| fnre YOU get any remittances, ana az -
| count OF :. &. You acted very loolist
| ,Sout that after tho Dr. said u you Ws.leo
him nc would step down and out l ledl
he mas done so now. Yet 1t may pass 0Ve5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
MANY SEEK BOYS CUSTODY
Knotty Problem Confronts the
Supreme Court.

Justice Rischof has been called upon TO
decide as 10 which of four well-to-do
women shall have the custody Of four
year-old boy The boy is Charlie" Ander-
son and his father died before he was born.
The mother. III and too poor TO care for
herself and baby. took refuge in an institu-
ton. The mother wanted somebody to
adopt the child. ABOUT that time DR..
Charles Max MoskoNitz. Of No. $40 East
Tooth street married Miss Grace Levin
The Young wife longed for baby. and,
hearing Of Charlie" Anderson, the couple
took him into their family.
The youngster prospered with his foster
parents. Then there came domestic strife
in the Moskowitz family and divorce. DIR.
Moskowitz had come to have a fathety
affection for Charlie" and he kept him
when he and Mrs. Moskowtz separated
Mrs. Moskowitz married again. becoming
Mrs. Erdsman She demanded the custody
of the child, also having formed an affec-
ton for the youngster. but the doctor re-
fused to give MIN up Then Mrs. Erdsman
obtained 4 writ Of habcas corpus for the
child, and Justice BischoT appointed Isham
Henderson as referee to decide who should
have the boy. Henderson reported TO the
court that he did not think either Of the
litisants should keep him.
And now there have appeared four women
who are anxious to adopt Charlie Jus
tee Bschoff would not reveal their names,
hut ne said that they are women Of cult
ure and refinement" The justice added:
81 will act according as | think for the
best interest of the boy"