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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified executor of the estate OF
MARY T. GESSLING
lete of Knox county, Ohio. deceased,
by the probate court Of said county
November 20, 1912.
FRANKLIN T. GESSLING,
Greer, Ohio.
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Embroidery Club
z ntertain

The members Of the Martinsburg
Embroidery club very pleasantly sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mosshold-
or at their home in Martinsburg Mon.
day evening. About thirty Of the
members Of the club were present and
gave Mrs. Mossholder a beautiful hand
painted set Of sugar and creamers.
Refreshments were served. Mr.. Moss.
holder was recently appointed deputy
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

Three Plano earsains-Inquire Of
n. b. Melendy the tuner, Mt Vernon,
Ohio.
Miss Callie Osborn went to Colum.
bus and Springfield today to spend
three weeks with relatives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

Esely Of Danville. Three tables OF
bridge were filled during the evening
which was spent delightfully."-. A two
course luncheon was served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

Miss Anne johnson and Mrs. Wes.
ley Jordan of Howard spent Tuesday
In Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

sheriff by sheriff.elect John Woolison
and will move to Mt. Vernon in short
time.
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First PARTIAL

First PARTIAL
Henry Shinnabarber, guardian OF
Harley Shinnabarber, has fled first
partial account in probate. It shows
the sum Of s5O6.O2 received and $685.
95, paid out, leaving balance Of S467.
lO7.
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Oaseefy Cases Are Being
Heard II Common Pleas
Two Divorces Granted By
The Court On Monday
Commissioners Award Con.
trlct For Bridge Floor

Two Wills were filed in probate on
tuesday.
~ the terms of the will Of Olive
l. Bennett, late Of Mt. Vernon, the tes.
ta&rix givos to her husband, Geo. 8.
Dsnnstt, all her property, both real
Aad personal. Upon the death OF her
husband she gives to Fannie Lohr
Lloyd. Margaret Murray, Helen MUIR
ray, Adelaide Shook and John l..
0nook certain personal effects. To
Nay Shook Elliott she gives the sum
- 500. to Clarence q. Shook the sum
of 800. The testatrix directs that the
yssnainder Of the estate be. divided in
- nix equal parts and 0ne-sixth given
- each Of the following: Louise
Gamble, Olive Gamble Harrod, Bessie
Gamble Murray, May Shook Elliott,
Clarsnce @. Shook and Lester Lohr
8Aook. Carence @. Shook is named as
The executor. The executor is direct
"a 70 soil real estate for the support
a the husband during his lifetime.
TIE will was signed April 20, 1897, in
the presence of George w. Crise and
Aaude Crise.
Ths Plnk WILL
The last will and testament Of An.
gsains Fink, late of Mt. Vernon. has
Nssa alsd In probate. BY the terms
Il the we'll the testatrix directs that
all her estate be converted into mon
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Attention Farmers

The Pure Milk Go. of Co.
lumbus, o., will pay two
cents over Elgin for Separat-
or Cream, and five cents over
Elgin for Inspected Sweet
Cream, F. o. B. Columbus.
For particulars write us.
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Sixth and Final
A sixth and final account has been
filed in probate by Leander Hays, OK.
ecutor of Angeline Culp, showing the
following: Received $1,972.1s, paid
out $211.13, balance $1,761.O5.
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ceived $205, paid out the same sum.
First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by John A. Loney, ex.
ecutor of Arvilla Loney, showing the
following: Received S543.S0, paid out
the same sum.
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First PARTIAL

First PARTIAL
A first partial account has been filed
in probate court by George B. Water,
executor OF George b. Lea. showing
the following: Received $426.39, paid
out the same sum-:
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Third Partial

Third PARTIAL
In the probate court third par.
tial account has been filed by William
b. Adams. guardian Of Virgil Dowds
showing the following: Received 81.
13O76. paid out $31.74, balance $1,099..
o..
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ey. She gives to Marcus Connolly "a
brother) $500, to william Lucas 10
nepbew) $500, to Henry Connolly Ia
nephew 500. to Marshall Connolly "a
nephew 5000, to Olive Cox (niece)
800, to ida Culver Ia niece) $500, to
Ida Harris 800. Lewis B. Houck is
named as executor Of the will which
was signed August 6. 1912, in the pres.
ence of Lewis B. Houck and Philip L.
wilkins.
Common Pleas Court
The week is being given up in the
court of common pleas to the hearing
of chancery cases. The following
cases were disposed of by Judge Sew.
ard on Monday:
Mccullough VS.. ziesloft-appraise
ment confirmed and sale ordered.
Black vs. Black--temporary all
mony as follows: $50 on the 18th Of
December and SO on the 18th day Of
each month thereafter.
Bradfield VS.. Harkness-Leave to
file petition instanter.
Drouhard vs.. Drouhard-Decree Of
divorce to the plaintiff
Dudgeon vs.. DudgeOn-Decree Of di.
vorce to plaintiff on the grounds of
cruelty.
Braderick vs.. Davis--Decree quiet.
ing title.
Commissioners Let Contract
The county commissioners at their
session Monday awarded contract
to ID. c. Mckee for flooring the Car.
penter and Grant bridges in Butler
township for $40.
First PARTIAL
A first partial account has been filed
in probate court by George B. Water
executor OF George b. Lea, showing
the following: Received $426.39, paid
out the same sum-.
| %
Third PARTIAL
In the probate court third par
tial account has been filed by William
b. Adams. guardian Of Virgil Dowdi
showing the following: Received 81,
13O.76, paid out $31.74, balance 81, ,O99.
OF.
Sixth PARTIAL
II. II. Greer, trustee and executor o.
Louisa J. Ro0k, has filed sixth par
tial account In probate showing tn,
following: Received S263.58. paid ou
$2,423.36, due executor, $2.159.36.
Fourth PARTIAL
A fourth partial account has beef
filed In probate by John A. Cassil an,
Emma J. Barker. executors of Rober
Cassil, showing the following: Re
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

Commissioners Let Contract
The county commissioners at theiI
session Monday awarded q contrac,
to ID. G. Mckee for flooring the Car
penter and Grant bridges In Butler
township for $40.
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Sixth PARTIAL
II. II. Greer, trustee and executor Of
Louisa J. Rook, has filed sixth par
tial account In probate showing the
following: Received S263.58. paid out
$2,42336, due executor, $2.159.36.
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Fourth PARTIAL
A fourth partial account has beef
fled In probate by John A. Cassil an,
Emma J. Barker. executors Of Rober
Cassil, showing the following: Re
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03

The doctor, who accompanied him
10 the cage ia which ne had been
confined found that his pulse had al
most ceased. He hurried the prisoner
out of the court and had him imne-
diately removed by a back door unseen
by the crowd and taken To the prison
where he remains In a peculiar &tti-
ude. He is listlcss. does not shed any
tears and refuses 10 talk.
once during the evening he NUT
tered Julia is now revenged."
The sentence has created an enorm-
Gus impression. and is regarded as of
almost unprecedented severity. ES-
tenuating circumstances nave hitherto
invariably been allowed in so-caIled
crimes of passion. Besides that, soil
tary confinement in an Italian prison
means physically a lingering death
unless it induces suicide. No man
could stand ten years of it.
Rresci. who killed King Humbert,
got that solitary confinement treat
ment and went crazy in few years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
BARON, WHO KILLED PRINCESS,
GIVEN FEARFUL PUNISHMENT

Berlin, July 3.-Tiaron Lieut.. Vincenzc
paterno. who recently was sentenced TO
life imprisonment with ten years Of
solitary confinement. faces death or
madness. II is believed he will lose
his mind before the zen years of soli-
tude are ended. When the baron was
sentenced, even the aged parents Of
the baron. who cyne especially To the
court. were refused admittance. 4
large crowd, including many women.
waited outside for long time TO see
the weeping prisoner.
The baron was dressed i'm black even
to his shirt. A limited number of the
curious. most of whom wore womya.
We're admitted. and enc police held up
the rest, The jury returned IN an
hour with the yerGiot of guilty
Lieut.. Paterno heard the vcrdict with
bowed head and did not weep. as ne
has frequently done during the trial
lie sir;piy seemed Go be dared. When
sentence was pronounced the naror
was apparently ON the verge OF col
lapse.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT.
Legal Steps to be Taken to Secure
Township Right Of Way.

The Calumet township board at It's
regular July meeting yesterday in
structed Attorney A. f.. Petermann TO
take legal steps to secure the right OF
way for the proposed new highway
along the boundary line between Sec
tion rs and 10 and between II and is
az. far as McGu,ns creek. This is
the route inspected by the board a
short time ago and where il was de-
cided To build new road which viii
tap fertile farming district near the
canal. In Calumet township. The road
will connect with the present road
which runs west from the Lake View
cemetery through to the canal. and
will be substitute for portion of
the road which is In very bad condi-
ton ana which runs through a num-
ber of deep ravines and over sandy
ground Active steps will be taken AZ
once to secure the right of way.
The term OF Justice William Fisher
as a member of the board expired yes
terday and he was rendered vote vt
thanks for his services Justice 9.
q. Jackola will succeed him Miss
Florence Pelto was appointed town
ship clerk and win assume her new
duties al once.
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Clark BIames Bryan.

CidIk blaVneS BRYAN
Washington. July 3-On his return
to Washington from Baltimore last
night Speaker Clark issued the follow
ing statement
mo set of men ever made better
or braver fight for any man i'm this
world than my friends all over the
country made ror me They have my
heartfelt thanks. We never hal
money enough even to pay for an
adequate supply of postage stamps
and literature. | was tied down here
by my duties of the speakership. /
could, therefore. aid my friends very
little. They made the fight, gave me
100000 majority in the states where
Governor Wilson and ! competed i'm
the primaries, and caused me TO lead
on thirty ballots in the convention.
in nine of which | had a clear major
ity Nevertheless. the nomination was
bestowed upon Governor Wilson.
Il never scratched the Democratic
ticket or bolted a Democratic nominee
in my life. l shall not change the
soned soldier not to accept cheer
fully the fortunes of war viii sup
port Governor Wilson with whatever
power | possess and hope he viii be
elected.
IT lost the nomination solely through
the vile and malicious slanders of
Colonel William Jennings Bryan of
Nebraska. True. these slanders We're
by innuendo and insinuation. but they
we're no less deadly for that reason.'
Wilson Feels Responsibility.
Seagirt, n. j, July 3.-"The honor
is as great as can come to any man
by the nomination of party" Gov.
Wilson said on hearing of his nomina-
tion. especially i'm the circumstances,
and ] hope ] appreciate IL at its true
value. but Just at this moment 7 feel
the tremendous responsibility it in
wolves even more than ] feel the hon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
MADERO'S men
BEGIN ATTACK
ON The REBELS
OrOZcO's Forces Ready and
Decisive Engagement
is Expected

Federal quarters. near Buchimba,
Mexico. July 3,-The Federals. at 3
o'clock this morning. began an attack
ON the Rebels under Orozco. Govern
ment artillery dislodged the Rebels
from an important position during the
night
An explanation of the reported cat
astrophe OF two days ago, when a big
explosion was heard in the Rebel camp.
was made today IN a report TO mead
quarters A Rebel mine destroyed a
big water tank. seriously injuring a
civilian and slightly wounding another.
Many mines have been discovered
nearby and removed by government
engineers
Rebels Are Prepared.
Rebel front, Bachimba, July 3.-The
Rebels, directed by Orozco. today pre-
pared for the Federal attack. Troops
at Colonia. Morelos and Fronteras.
south Of here. are taking position on
the west banks of the Yaqui river. The
Rebels are advancing in three columns
from Chihuahua.
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eryan Prediets Vietory.


Baltimore, Md. July S.-Willian
Jennings Eryan, in statement last
night. said that the nomination ol
Woodrow Wilson on progressive
platform meant an oNerwhelming vie
tory for the Democratic ticket next
fall Mr.. Bryan said
Il feel sure that the action of the
convention thus far viii appeal To the
country / have no choice among pro-
gressive candidates. but from the FIRST
included Governor Wilson ia every
list | had occasion to name. His action
in coming out strongly against MIR.
Parker for temporary chairman was
the turning point in his campaign. The
country is progressive. Nearly all of
the Democratic party and more than
half Of the Republican party are pro-
gressives.
II am satisfied that with air VIII
son running for president ON the plat
form which has been prepared there
win be comparatively few progress
sive Republicans who viii not feel JUS
ticket IL | were To MAKE an estimate
tonight ! would say that we ought to
have not less than 2,O0O0G0 majority
of the popular vote ana enough of
the electoral vote to give us an over
whelming majority in the electoral
college.
The action Of the convention i'm
adopting the anti Morgan Ryan Bel e
mont resolution has demonstrated that
the Democratic party is net only pro
gressive but is bold enough TO throw
down the gauntlet to the predatory
interests. II is fortunate that Mr. VIII
sons nomination was made without the
aid of Mr.. Murphy II is NJ reflection
upon the many good men in the New
York delegation Go say this"
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ate, is "A Republican. The governor.
his friends say would rather wait un-
Ill Democrat is elected president of
the senate.
Wilson Praises Marshall.
Seagirt. n. j.. July 3.--Wilson this
morning sent "A congratulatory mes
sage TO Marshall. Wilson. in later
statement. paid high tribute to Mar
shall, both as AN executive and as a
Democrat
Jollification Meeting.
Auburn, n. Y, July 3.-The Cayuga
County Wilson club last night held
the first ratification meeting of the
national campaign. There was speech
making ana general iollification.
G. o. p. League For Wilson.
Minneapolis. July 3-The Minneso-
ia Progressive Republican league will
back Wilson. Democrat, in the coming
campaign for the presidential election
according to George $. LOTUS, presi-
dent of the league.
Republican Newspaper for Wilson.
Sacramento Cal, July 3.-The Sa-
cramento Union. since it's birth in 1851
considered one of the staunchest Re-
publican newspapers in the state, to-
JAY declares it's advocacy of the can
didacy OF Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt Will Run.
oyster Bay, N. Y. July 81 shan
of course continue my stand for the
progressive nomination. said Colonel
Roosevelt last night after he heard OF
the nomination of woodrow Wilson.
The former president stated his belief
that events IN the Democratic as well
rs the Republican convention demon
strated tile need of new party.
The national convention OF the new
party will be held in Chicago, II was
decided yesterday. probably during the
first week of August
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
AUTO ACCIDENT
AT DULUTH is
FATAL TO THREE
Two Others Injured When
Machine Skids and
OVerturnS

Duluth, Mimi, duly B. MIS-. VIM.
White, Of Duluth. Miss Gladys Rich
ardson, of Bridgeport Conn. and
langford Maddiga, chaaeur, OF Du-
luth, were killed about midnight on
the country pike, near Duluth. when
the touring car in which they We're
riding skidded from the road and over
turned, pinning the occupants beneath.
VIM. White, Jr. seriously injured, is
AT a local hospital. Miss Mamie Tur-
rish daughter Of Henry G. furnish,
lumbernan, was severely shocked and
was unconscious for several hours.
Charles w. FITZGERALD sixth
member OF the party. was thrown
clear of the wrechage and escaped
without injury.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
LAURIUM'S FOURTH
OF JULY PARADE
WILL FORM OUTSIDE THE PALES.
IRA AT 9 TOMORROW
MORNING.

Lauriums Fourth Of July pa
rade will form outside the Paiestra
at 9 o'clock sharp tomorrow morning,
in the following order
First Division
Laurium band.
Houghton Light Infantry.
Children's float.
Second division
Mohawk band.
Laurium Nest of Owls in ftdl rega-
liza.
Fife and Drum Corps.
Laurium Fire Department.
Third division
Mazeppa Shows, incmring the ami.
mails etc. and three bands.
officers of the day and citizens In
carriages
The exercises Of the day will be held
on First street. outside the German
parochial school. where a platform has
been erected. The speaker of the day
will be Attorney AL. +. Petermann, and
the reader, Robert Macdonald. Rev.
Joseph a. Ten Broeck viii act rs chap
lain. a free band concert will be given
following the exercises.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

Washington, July 3.-As the result
Of process of elimination applied by
the naval "pmcking board" and seven
voluntary retiremeuts Monday, num-
ber of promotions were announced to-
day. Nine commanders become cap
tains and fifteen Lieutenant commands
ers become commanders; eighteen
rtcutenants become lieutenant com-
mandas and nineteen lieutenants oi
the junior grade become senior lieu
tenants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
SPECIALS TO MASS CITY.

The Copper Range ruad announces
Fourth OF July special trains between
Calumet and Mass CITY for the bene-
Et Of the Mass CITY residents who
desire To visit Calumet and Laurium
an the Fourth. The regular train
leaving Mass City at mo a. m. viii
convey many from that city to Calumet
aud there will De trains leaving Calu-
- 10 p. m. and leaving Houghton at
. y. m. ana arriving AT Mass az S;15
and returning leaving Mass "a $3.50
and arriving IN Calumet al l0:50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
TESTS SAMPLES
OF ICE CREAM
DEPUTY FOOD COMMISSIONER
J. T. ROWE INSISTS IT
MUST BE UP TO
STANDARD.

Deputy Food Commissioners John n.
Rowe this morning secured samples of
Ice cream from every factory In Calu
met and from vendors who use lee
cream which is shipped here from Out
side points. These samples will he
tested and passed upon by Mr Rowe
and II any adulterations are found. ac-
tion will be taken against those re-
spOnsible. Mr.. Rowe has warned deal .
ers Whose product has been found to
he below the required standard and
states he will take action II deemed
advisable after the tests are com
pleted
Mr.. Rowe states that there has been
a decided Improvement in the quail
~ Of ice cream and milk sold In Calu-
met during the past year and THAI the
good work is To be continued.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
LORD CuRzoN PREslDEs.

London, July 3-Lord Curzon OF
Kedleston, chancellor OF the Univer-
sity OF oxford presided at the sessions
of this. the second ,day of the Con-
gress Of the Universities of the Empire
During the day the congress discussed
the relation Of universities to technical
and professional education. the inter
change Of university teachers, and the
problem Of the universities in the East
in regard to Ntheir influence on char
acter and moral ideals
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
EAST BUTTE.

Thompson, ToWle 4 Co.. say: Our
Butte correspondent wires that the
East Butte statement filed with the
one, when il is considered that during
the first six months of the period i'm the
report the metal market was NOT in "a
very good condition and that during
the past six months little effort was
made to Increase the productions
The net earnings for the Xear were
more than double AZ compared with
the previous twelve months, the Ggurcs
being $25a,1N1 for the year ending
May 81 as compared with S1lS,9s6 the
previous year
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Wilson Feels Responsibility.
KING AND QUEEN WILL GO
TO THE HtNLY REGATTA

Henley Thames. England, July g..
The annual regatta, which on sat
urday next will be honored by the
presence OF the king and queen, who
-are coming ON the old state barge
which has heen renovated for the
occasion and is 10 be- manned by the
kings Natermen. nm historic custom
OF the middle ages, opened today. The
attendance is the smallest recorded
for years Nineteen preliminary heats
In various events were down for de-
cision today
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
PREDICT rAFT's SUCCESS.

Washington. July 3.-Republican
congressman who talked with Taft to-
day. expressed confidence he would be
reelected. Among the White House
callers who predicted success for the
president were Representative Bar
tholdt, of Missouri; former Represen-
tative Bennett, candidate for the New
York governorship, and Representative
Rosenberg. of Illinois.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
TAFr's OLD HOME SOLD.

Cincinnati. O., July 3.--The old home
of President Tart was offered for sale
at auction today. Since the President
lived there the house has been oc-
cupied by several persons. the last
cwner going into bankruptcy. with the
result THAI the property was ordered
sold TO satisfy the creditors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
TENNIS TOURNEY AT BISMARCK

Bismarck, n. d.. July 3.-On the
courts OF the Capital City Tennis cluD
Of this city play was commenced to-
day in the fifth annual Missouri slope
championship tennis tournament and
the third annual tournament for the
championship OF western North Dako-
Ia The entry list is large ana of a
quality that assures some keen com
petition for the championship titles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
WILL HEAR PROTEST.

The executive committee of the cop
per Country Cricket league, win meet
at the Y. NJ c. A. Saturday evening to
near the protest of the South Kear-
sarge team based on the game recent
~ played between the North Kear-
sarge and the c. & H.. team which
was won by the latter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
GOVERNOR OSBORN
FAVORS WILSON
SAYS REPUBLICANS CAN VOTE
FOR HIM WITHOUT LEAV-
ING PARTY.

Lansing, Mich, July S.--GoVernot
Osborn, a Roosevelt supporter, To-Day
issued a statement, declaring belief
there is mo necessity for new par
ty." He hoped Roosevelt would not be
a candidate.
The governor said the issue is Wall
street versus Wilson" and Republi-
cans can vote for Wilson without ieav-
ing the party, or bolting"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
TO MEET Az . O'CLOCK.

The members of co. a. Engineers,
who viii participate in the Red Jacket
street parade tomorrow. have been or
dered To report at the armory al .
O'Clock instead OF 80 as Was at first
announced No member Is excepted
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TITANIC INQUIRY AT END.

London. July 3.-The board of trade
inquiry into the Titanic disaster was
concluded today. and Lord Me,sey. the
presiding judge. announced a report
able time"
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HERE ON VACATION.

Misses Agnes Borgo and Margaret
McKinnon arrived IN Calumet today
from the Harper hospital at Detroit,
where they are studying to become
trained nurses. They will spend about
three weeks here.