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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT.

4. Maurice Low. writing for the Yale
Review Institutes "a comparison be
tween President ami eN-Prcsident
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Low begins by recalling the
gratitude which Mr. Taft showed TO
Roosevelt not only before and after
his nomination, but after he had en-
tered upon the discharge of the duties
of the Presidency. He continues:
Some persons thought then that his
exaggerated idea of friendship injured
him; he was made TO appear a weak
man, unable 20 stand squarely on his
own feet. one who must find support
in "a more virile arm. Mr.. Taft, il was
said. would be merely a colorless imi-
tation of his predecessor, entirely un-
der his control who would do moth
ing either to displease him or that
he did not inspire II was the same
thing that Europe said of the German
Emperor when he came 10 the throne
and was looked upon as a puppet in
the hands of Bismarck The Emperor
sensationaliy showed that he was his
own master by dropping the man who
would be master; and If o. man has
to do a thing with the eyes OF a.
world upon him, IL is perhaps well that
he shall do IL as sensatlonally as pos
sillc. Mr. Taft is no lover Of sensa-
ton. He hoped TO repair the injury
that Mr.. Roosevelt had done and yet
not forfeit his friendship. II was a
fine ambition, but II was impossible
MIR. Taft could retain Mr. ROosevelts
friendship and gain his appreciation
in only one way, and that was oy
walking in the footsteps of his prede-
cessor and continuing 10 do those
things that Mr. Taft could not sane
ton. There is no spiritual contact
between the two men; mentally they
are as unlike as they are physically.
nothing better illustrates the gulf that
separates them than that the one finds
his amusement i'm the gentle game Of
golf while the other arms himself
sith a rifle and Kills for the love OF
slaughter.
This is a very fair statement OF the
contrast between the President and
the eN-President Taft is one OF
the least self-assertive Of men and
Roosevelt one Of the most self-as-
sertlve. But Tafts lack Of egotism in
stead Of being an indication OF weak
ness is a demonstration OF strength.
His mind IS concerned with broad gem
eral principles. lie is above egOtism.
Roosevelt, on the other hand, IS its
stalwart embodiment, and has permit
ted his conceit to carry him TO the
verge of megalOmania.
The people have grown tired Of the
Rooseveltian eEotism and are startled
at the excesses to which IL has led It's
too confident possessor. There was o
Roosevelt ideal I'm the popular mind
It has been shattered by Mr.. Roosevelt
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WOMAN suEFRAGE.

The woman suffrage bill has been
passed by both the Senate and House
at Lansing. which means IL will be
submitted in November TO the electors
who will determine whether or not the
constitution shall be amended to give
women the right TO vote.
In view Of the fact that there has
been little general demand on part Of
the women themselves for the ballot
st is somewhat astonishing that the
Legislature voted In favor OF thu
amendment, but their action no doubt
was the result Of the governors insist
ent demand that the measure be pass
ed and the activity Of the sumragists
who have been besieging the solons
throughout the special sessions.
Inasmuch as there appears 20 be nc
very great interest among the rank
and file Of the gentler sex in this state
in woman suffrage it is doubtful
whether the men can he prevailed up
or 20 carry the proposed amendment
through. II the members OF the stern
CT sex were convinced that the women
want the ballot, would use il to a large
extent when they got It, and evince
equally as much interest in political
affairs as the men. undoubtedly they
would vote I'm favor Of g. But I'm
Michigan not anywhere near the
amount Of interest in tho proposition
has been taken by the women as in
states which have adopted universal
suffrage. The sufragists who have
invaded the capital Of late are just a
handful and Il does not appear that
they reflect the sentiment Of their sis
tiers, generally speaking.
Apparently. the state is not ready
for woman suffrage A widespread
demand for tho amendment is lacking
The women are apathetic. The great
majority Of them have given the mat
ter little thought. The outlook is not
rs encouraging as IL might be from the
sunragists' standpoint, despite the ac-
ton Of the legislature.
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HIS PARTICULAR FRIEND.

He had mourning band on his
sleeve and seemed 20 take create pains
to draw attention 90 It. and the man
waiting with him on the corner was
emboldened TO remark:
L see that you mourn for some
body?"
Yes. sir"
Relatives
NO. but almost the same thing. We
were great chums."
"Ah, l see. Very proper for YOU 20
mourn him. Anything remarkable
about him."
HE was very particular in his dress
very"
Wanted THINGS just so, did hep"
He did, and It was the cause Of his
death at last"
Dear me-"
HE was on the twenty eighth floor
Of a New York sSyscrapper when the
building took Ore ana the stairs and
elevators were cut off,
"Bad-bad."
Other tenants jumped from tho
windows, but my friend took look
and refused"
THE height must have nappalled
him
"oh, no. sir. Someone had spilled
tar on the sidewalk and my friend
saw that II he jumped hc would land
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List of New Books at
g.. s. II. Public Library

Following is a list Of new books re-
ceived at the Calumet & Hecia pub
Tic library, which viii be ready for
circulation tomorrow:
Religion.
Douglas Christian Reconstruction Of
the South.
Education.
Greene-Among School Gardens.
Marks-A Gins Student Days and
After.
Useful and Fine Arts.
Spolford-The Theory Of Structures.
Murdoch Strength Of Materials.
Tratman-Railwoy Track and Track
Work.
Reid-Concreto and Reinforced Con-
crete Construction.
Notwithstanding Drawing.
Cartier Bresson--How to Work EN-
broidery Stitches.
Dillmont-Embroide on Net.
Hadley-Twelve Examples of Swed-
ish Weaving.
BarsalouN-Utopia Yarn Book Knit
ting and Crocheting.
Cartier Bresson-fiow to Make Irish
Crochet Lace.
Cartier Bresson-IIow TO Make BABY
Irish Crochet Lace.
Fleisher-Knitting and Crochet Book.
Hadley-Filet Crochet.
Hettich-Priscilla Crochet Book.
Keys-Priscilla Knitting Book.
Needlecraft- Crochet D'Oyleys.
Needle Crochet Corners and Quilt
Squares.
Neddlecraft-Irish Crochet Lace No.
43.
Needlecraft-Irish Crochet No, so.
Needlecraft-Irish Crochet No. p.
Needlecraft- Irish Crochet No. p.
Robinson-Pr Priscilla Filet Crochet
Book.
macker-Columbia Book Knit
ing and Crochet.
Wolf & Dupeyron-Filet Ancien.
Literature.
Hauptmann-The Viewers.
History.
Adams-Civilization during the Mid
die Ages
Robinson-Introduct to the His
tory of Western Europe.
Bemont & Monod-Medieval Europe
Fiction.
Allen-The Plain Path.
Bower-Lonesome Land.
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MAKE THIS TEST


How To Tell il Your Hair is Diseased.
Even if you have a uxuriant head of
hair you may want to know whether
il is in a healthy condition or not.
9s per cent Of the people need Il hair
tonic.
Pull a hair ont of your head; if the
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mcnt il its loss would be avoided. II
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Buckrose-The Toll BAR
Observation-Disclosures Of Father
Brown.
Conrad-Under Western Eyes.
Grey-Riders Of the Purple Sage.
Grundy--The Third Miss Wenderby
Harller-Mr. Wycherly's Wards.
Iincoln-Lucl< of Rathcoole.
Munn-The Girl from Tinrs Place.
Ollivant-The Tanning of John Blunt
OXenham-The High Adventure.
Pryce-Christopher
Roe-The Maid of the Whispering
Hills.
Sedgwick-Tante.
Shedd-The Incorrigible Dulane.
Sue-The Wandering lew
Tynan-Princess Katharine.
WHkins-The butterfly House.
Zola--Lourds. V.
Zola-Paris v.
Zola-Rome.
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congressional districts in Indiana yes
terday elected delegates to the nation
az Republican convention, two OF them,
the second and tenth choosing Taft
men, ana the sixth, eighth and ninth
selecting Roosevelt supporters. Yes
terday's action gives Taft the dele
gates from seven OF the states thirteen
districts and Roosevelt four. Taft.
with four delegates-at large elected AT
tho state convention, has a total OF
eighteen and Roosevelt eight Of In
diana's delegation OF thirty.
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and his countrymen are in no mood
TO destroy the tradition dating from
Washington and jefferson for the pur-
pose OF giving him a third term in the
Presidency thing which they re-
fused To General Grant
Republicans generally realize that if
their party is to succeed in the Presi-
Dental canvass now under way IL
must be by reason OF the merits OF
the administration of President Taft.
and that IT, as they believe and con-
tend. the record of the Taft admins
tration warrants tho retention of the
Republican party IN power. logic de-
mands that the party must make
President Taft it's nominee for n sec
ond term. This. as is now evident
is what the Republicans have set out
to accomplish. and there are growing
Indications on all sides that the coun
try as whole Is with them. and that
next November President Taft will be
reelected. -
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A Confirmed Statement
Evidence Calumet Readers Will APP
preoiate.

Evidence Calumet Readers Will APP
precate.
Doan's Kidney Pills have done
splendid work in this locality.
Have merited the unstinted praise
they have received.
Here's evidence Of their value that
none can doubt.
It's testimony from this locality
twice-told and well confirmed.
Such endorsements are unique IN
tile annals OF medicine.
should convince the most skeptlcal
Calumet reader
Mrs. j. Yeip 256 South ST.. Hough-
ton. Mich. says: Il willingly verify
the statement l gave in favor OF
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1910. can
recommend this remedy mst as
strongly as ever as / have been great
~ benefited by its use. l keep Doan's
Kidney Pills in the house all the time
and whenever in need of a kidney and
backache remedy l take them with
good results. I always find them to
be just as represented. You may con-
tinue using my endorsement Of Doan's
Kidney Pills in view of what they have
done for me-
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLE?
Use Zemo and Zemo Soap

We want YOU to test ZI1MO ana ZE-
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HBMO SOAP, and a 32-page booklet,
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has become, within few short years,
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ing treatmcnt-and its effects are most
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skin or scalp trouble YOU cannot afford
not 90 test this clean effective treat
ment.
Eagle Drug Store. Calumet; Laur-
ium Pharmacy, Laurium.
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Visible oven.

A department store manager look
ed over sea of heads about base
ment exhibit the other day. "They
are watching the new stove bake he
explained. "The oven door is OF
clear. heavy glass, and all the mystic
ries of a days baking are revealed.
Cakes and pastries rise, brown ana
bake TO a turn in full view OF the
public gaze. IL proves to be a fasci'
mating sight for we haven't had such
a crowd in days, and the men seem
as interested as the women."-New
York Sun.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

in IL and probably spoil 81 pair Of
pants. and SO he preferred 10 die in the
flames"
Il see. sir--I see. Noble young man.
Almost a hero. Don't blame him a
hit. If he had lived on / could have
got him a place as a wooden Indian
in front Of a tobacco store at Sc
week"
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? 81 81 ssssss g s9sss sss2sssss " 81 ~ ~
! What Our
! Country
! Can Do if
! 1t Lives
. Up to Its
!. Ideals


z HE justice and civilization and enlightenment in my
opinion been advanced by the actions OF the two old
~ world powers in Persia within the last twelve months, and
certain that these actions have led long step away
from the of present day ideals that of making
secure the WORLDS PEACE.
The European of emare playing great
game diplomacy in which the people merely PAWNS AND
CHESSMEN.
Whatever the governments Of the old world doing like to
see my country LIVE UP TO IT'S IDEALS hope the United
States viii always keep its escutcheon clean.
WE SHOULD WITH OUR SISTER REPUBLICS FROM CANADA
TO AoRN-THosE COMMON WITH US HAVE RE-
cgVED THE HERITAGE NsTlTuTloNsN ORDER
TO TIES THAT SHOULD BIND ALL The
COUNTRIES ON WESTERN HEMISPHERE TOGETHER.
this connection should say that the Monroe doctrine just
vital to the South and Central America the United
States
In the enforcement of this doctrine should acknowledge the
right of all these countries maintain their NATIONAL INTEG
RTY and promote their internal prosperity and it important that
relations with republics should be such that not OF
them should regard us as a POSSIBLE ENEMY.
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- chIId,s Burden Of Care.

you must try to be like God. SON.
ME-" said the kindly minister to the
worried looking child who entertained
him in the parlor while his mother, up
stairs, was preparing for company. II
guess l must be" the boy answered,
wrinkling his brows, "for God and me
gets blamed for about everything that
happens in this house. If it's big
thing, they say the Lord did II. and II
any little thing goes wrong it's sure
to be mel"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

Col. Roosevelt still stands on that
Columbus speech. And il was that
Columbus speech thats disappointed
many Of his then supporters and
caused them TO desert his candidacy.
II was the beginning Of the end Of the
Roosevelt boom.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29
Feminine Mystery.

Another thing-if 1t is true that
birds OF a feather flock together, why
does & pigeon-toed girl wear ostrich
tips ?--Galyeston News.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

And II the women vote in Michigan
father can stay home once in a while
and look after the Riddles while mother
does jury duty
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

Rosewater as chairman of the Re
publican national convention should
help 20 keep matters in good odor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

Mr.. AIunsey thinks the Colonel began
too late Others believe that he start
ed about three years too soon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

Now that Dr. Wiley is about 70
become an editor he may cut loose
and even up a few old scores.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29

The Colonel denies he will bolt the
party. But one vote wouldn't make
great deal Of difference.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
Bv Mail or Carrier.
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1912.

Carnivals, circuses, baseball ant
cricket. 1t will be a lively summer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-29
poero rico is HAPPY.

Foster c. Brown. who has resigned
as attorney general Of Porto Rico. be-
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7. R. LIKES THE
TAFT TARIFF PLAN

Continued From Page one.
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indianapolis. Ind. March so.-Five
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Ieio nit Dem armen 5eufeI fiihIte,
bradjte hen Mann sunad}ir In Die
aiid)e, no er ibn nit elmer auten
RnhISeit fir Die iduere arbeit
itarfte. Soonnn gab er ibm cine
Sdlueeid'aniel iinb sine anoeren Sb.
lieaemheiien nod. als er I'D, naf nm.
aeiabr sehn gtiniiien burd, eigenen
augenid,ein uon oen syortihritielt
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fuuoeu.
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Serliner 86ae.
g.rIin. glitt. fs,bruur

8i.I gu pisI 3ett bait, Die CUTE, aIts
2eit. Sabr5etnts uno Sohrbanoerte
bat lie on airten gsnsousrt unp ee-
reib.l., ni. man In gtrliner 9crprteH
bemndhft pobI fir unb f.rtia aus btis
ieren absohlunssgeihdften su On.
s-pr.iien beSisben piro. Sd psiS
niht mebr, peItsr nieberldnoiihe
W.iittr sIaubpiiroisen ghrpniten sua
folse piersebn 2ase an eintm gsitn.
itiel pinIelte unIere 4llerianoiten
itreiden nit aonssrsmdIsrstihirinoie
tel. eine umfansreihe aanofhaft bin,
Die man an Der 5anp BEG adtoiogs
iinjhtper bon einem gsortrdt unters
fsheiben fam. 5riiber ihrieb man
lnnge @riefe pon 9.fabl uno pers
ihn0rteiter 5ofiidfsit, beuie flinpelt
man an; tper iih nit Der Grpebiiicn
Ggnmemnons mad 7roja ober mil
Dantes 6Dlle betannt manen mofte,
brauht nift m.br oidleibise Gfmoter
sn tpGI5en. ionDern nur tinen liiitras
RID gebilbeisn ai,ntopp an befuden.
Nu6 Die 9anStunIt Bat BON bieier g.s
fhleuntsuns profiiirt. 3Die bel
Shneib, ben er nit ieiDenem 1aihen.
tuh IaHft obtapfte, ipis piel germani-
firtes Jrans0fifd ioItete es ben gan5s
meifttr Der alien Gduis. isinen ,3oas
linaen bic rihtise syuBfteIluns, on.
muthige runot geptsunssn unp bic
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6tnte f0nnts er iih, um sinen Ghufsr
fir bic MebrSabl Der 0ffentli6en Bale
IN Berlin Dor5ubtrfittn, auf FoIgenoes
pripatifiimum befhrdntsn: .N3os uns
itre Batter unb Orobbdttr bon Gies
gang. @iirbe nnb ftinem 9snebmen
oefabeit huben, berahi auf Abtrelaus
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Rad anbe,,
Maiien iid IN 8nfHnft bic 1fiirtn
in Reitanrants mnb Department.
Idoen 6finen.

Ter Itaotiid)e gouinipeftor Oeorse
@. Napp IuilI oornuf ieben, Dab IN
3nfunft Die 1biiren III alien Mettnn
rants lmo Experimentation iif iladI
anBen offnen laiien.
Ger itaotiihe ganfooer elltbnit
ifon Iongc cine oiesbeSiigIifle Dor.
idriit, bic jeood, iotueit MIR onf
Ibenter ino groBe Sallen ourhge.
iiibrt iuorbcn iit uno Serr aapp iuiIl
nun oaronf oringen, Dab oiefes 6eirs
gcnau nad) Dem Wud,itaben poIiltredt
miro. ssH Den ietten Iogen giugen
ibm 8eifsperoen oariiber 5li bah in
peridieoenen groBeren HeItnuranis
lid, Die Jhiiren mad, innen ofinen, 10.
hhB i'm ssolle zines sseiters ooer lin.
faIls es fir Die @dite iebr ihruer bnIs
ten oiirite, beraus 5u fontnten une
SEER Anpp iuirb MN oafiir Gorge
fragen, oa6 nlliiberna IN Reitauranfs
nnb DepnrfemeJiii1nen bic Shis,en
anoers eingciest fperoen.
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SnDaIibs brsbte cine Oretl. bembs
drmelige Nufpdrier fndlIten bic biden
giergIdfer nuf bic Siihe, unb bic Sn,
timitGt Der Gtimmung pernnfdbte
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bieier Winitl nod am ebiten an bic
rauihtnbe Aarntpalsluit i'm alien
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bic uHeebeure MeHinsbrile 5urtthbtt, bic
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Wdhreno iih Der aorp.r mdIhinen.
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Augen raiilps bin uno Der, NIT eintm
anfhein dIttlustr pfiffigteit, iibers
leeener phiIoiopbifher Rube unb bod
tpieosr 10 ildsIib unb mitIeiDbsiiheno,
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rider Stumpfbeii 5u ourhbringen
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bann tpieSer ipie bDbniiher Triumph,
ipis frste Gier, ipie niihterns, ielbit.
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2iht beitrdhlt, ber glife slsih einern
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Sbulteru. ger6tbstsn mansen unb
glum.n i'm 5aar; iis ladtsn, iagttn:
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bus Ieiis alasslieb Der Greatllr, bin
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brauienbs @efhrsi uno Gel1dter2
Golden 0eoonssn bins ih na6. als i'd,
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