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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Municipal suffrage was granted in 1901
to the women of Norway. who. IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

1T is not impossible for FIVE people TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Beautiful Colonial Style Buffet.
like the illustration. 1t is made Of
solid CHARTERED white oak, wi h
heavy French plate glass mirror.
genuine oak interior, lined drawer
for siiverware, two other drawers.
two cupboards. rounded colonial
feet, wood trimmings. and is very
highly polished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Beautiful and Durable Hastings Ia
BILE, just like the illustration to the
right. Has solid quartered oak top A
inches in diameter, and extends to six
feet in length. Has heavy pedestal
base. round colonial style feet, and is
highly polished. The top is the new
Tyden removable pattern, and it is
fitted with the Tyden top lock and
loaf lock
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
0filaar Saanet.

Sra Waibingtou te~leqraiereS, q,
China bar ofilanet Oct al De Ter Stor'
mnaterS gonfgruppe bepilgebt
StntsIdan pna $500, 100000, rinle.
ligpiS ioroi oet life oil0e god meh
paa De opitiaebe 9etineelier OH
irenuneO Speropipn meo Hengenes
Nnpenoclie.
6orlnnaenbct ON frenmeo 9eitn.
relic al oct fiueiilte Saltn1onopol er
ligclcocS bet niiIooet.
0iSic NiQjerelicr Io6er til at hape
%ioranrinaet Ell Splittelie al Reaie.
rinaen, i0et De Cor lebct iii, at fire
al WiRiitreue bar tnQet i'm Nfiteo.
9iSic Giterretninger inols5 til
Observation-Disclosures / 2irSouaS.
Nrrmere llnoerretninger iorcIiager
en6mu life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Sen. Grounds uotaIeIier.

Sra Sufnta, y. Iaf., t]clegraferc&
Den 24be SUM: equator u. 5.
@rsma Irenfom ioo9 nreh isIJenOe
betegnenNe llbtoIeIie onGuocnOc 6en
me EarttbcuGaelie:
"Sprot ct mt Forti Fan giorc i:g
Saob cnl at ieire, mon Oct bope bpg
tl9e Serere % ct f~Inoanentalt
Triucip at IPgle lin @rulopolo
poo."
San pilbe life in0la6e liz pau
noqen 0iSfnsiiou Al lin cQcr Stils
ling til ben me @cppgclie, heller
life piIoe ban uotule Jig nprmerc ON
Den, ba Den bererte, eller fluoc font
me til at berere oct republifunitC
Farti i Stoten. San antog 0oq, al
Nortb SofotoS &eprtbIifauere lore.
truf at bli itaoenbe / Eartiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Slot Winnelotapolitif.

StotSauoitor 2. IS. Spcrion, ser
bar ppret nuunt iom &onhi6at for
SorbunoSIeuotor, erflGrcr / ct &na
~teruielp, at ban uuber iuAen Sms
itrnbiabcber nil optrphe iom aons
oibot MOB anute NelIon bpiS oenne
beillttter iia til at isgc @icnpalI.
Tuu pi&ic Solo toae2 aougre$.
man6 &iuberqbS Smbeitemnclic iOm
et @inf ON, at &rlte NcIion pil title
ia iglCn, % at Ben iormclle Gil
fienbegipelic oerom nil fomnle Ell al
oc nrrmeitc Gage.
NIuah gnitmur1, iom bupoe mclht
ii3 ION aaubiOot iii aonqreSiCn ira
2inobcrQhS Iiitrift (bet 6tc), bar
trutfc iig tiIbooe, iooinart ban er
'are6c, nj Hinhber9h bop6e niqiuct
Sanfeu pon SenotorurroiNhcben pa
after beiluttet at title liz Ill @icu.
uuIq I'll Gonare&lcu. GaIumau bar
cliao opaiuet EIancn ON at itiuc iiQ
ION aauoioat at large til ocn me
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / ~]onarc@leu.
@au0e Scnutor g 8. Shnrpc ira
@iumor % GrfouQrc%mouo Sronf
Nt. GO0u bar iormcIt mCINt iiQ iom
aonoiOatcr Tor ReprUicntunt al
large.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
6oot Styffc Deiarbeiee.

Sra @atertomn. 2. Cat, teIe.
araierc& Sen 250e %uni: IorOeIt
ouer en- &eiIrngoe al 81 NtiI TOO
1000 @orQerc al Wutertomn %
Gobin3tou Counter tIblia paa Wtor,
%9elltOilten lboa tat pau Nrbcibei
meb @pautugen al ben itore "lfert,
bim Siqbnap" ira GALVESTON Ser.
I'll @innipeg, Canada. Torloer
bi&ie Suieu Ntano iutte& imntioia
800 Seite % % Camp. % @oSolit.
lofonupbiler / R~irflonrhe0. Nrbeioei
foregoar unber Stat$iugeuier z. $.
Sca$ &eoelie.
De iriuiliae Seiorbelbere. ser ollie
onrfatter Soretoaeubet meo nor en,
tbuiia&me, iamIebeS / @otertomn
huorirn Dc / &utonubiler fierteS Ill
line ~reipeftipe Sciimffer. @lanoi
Den hllentolige I%rbeibSihrfe be.
ianot iig MeoIemmerne al @ater.
torpu Commercial Club, ale beppb.
neoe meo Safer oa Spaber.
gpenS auinber bapSe paataget liz
at lfafie WiobaeSmnb Ill ale Irbei
oerne, % oeo 11sSiben paa Sor.
miooogen broa De aiiteb | en- LANG
H9ffe auionpbiler belescoe mel
Maoomer, icm pisielia life beitoo a
alminoelig Spcroossfoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

oroneoe firfelige 5orboIS, itoor n
peb Snhgangen iii Ell Sib, ba Sir
fens Bert og @irfe oil trpaaes I'M.
Der bormoniife og ireoeIigc @ilfaor
og De ipreote areiter foreneS ON
airfens itore SGlIeSopgape: at ilpttc
Srebsmerfet og aorsmerfet Itebie
lGnaere % lpngere irenI.
Den oaiad fra ct rent notionoIt
SpnSpurft let, er Der al 8rino til
at glPbe Jig ouer aarets gegioenbe.
Der. De oil / bsi 8rab biorase til
at itprfe Dor Stiaing oaioo paa bette
Smraobe. Sigeiom airfen iont In.
tct anoet bar iamlet pore inouanores
De SanoSmGn0 % aiort, of De fan
optrGbe iom Ell Woat / lit nne Sp.
orelanb, ionIeoes pil firfelia 6or.
emo mere fsie Dem ianmtn Ill
9eluarcIie al oil oct, iom err Dem
fiGrt, baaoc firfelig % rationale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
en- Seees Grinorineer.

Gen befienote tpife SGge Trofes-
for @rnit bon Sepoen iont bsbe for
nosIe slar iiben bar eiterlaot fig no.
isrlisere 9ipserinorinaer, Tom er
ubfommet i oisie Gage. Seri for
taller 9epoen iorifieIlise Sing ON De
mango bsititaaenoe % befienote
Ni9no. bpormeo bm bar foumnet /
9ersrina.
Sismaref % be b~aarofpste sGs.
en al bans met fIenbte os tiliee
pmlfeIieite Tatienter par Sprit BIS.
maref. San bar, icm befierrot Ell
flor Sen al gorocts 8lGber 90 par
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Den repubIifanife
platform
Sulorcpiiun. = &C bsie &riicr.
gauf. % IenseDrieu u.i.p.

: fprriQc Hr. al "Eoiten" 9ien-
gap hi Sopcoinbboloet Of Den reprl'
blifanife &Iutiorm, iom BEN bIep
iormulerct al &onpenitonen / Gbis
cago / iorriJe llae. Si giengtper
her Srolp0cu al llogle az DC pigtlg-
tie Elnftcr / Yrogrammlet:
Suloen.
i erfIUrcr oS paanlp 'on Stls
hpngere al 9eifpttelieStolben. Zen
replbIifanitc Splopolitif bar pPret
iii oct iteritc @apn Tor Sanoet, Oett
bar iert til llouptteIie al pore Siel.
pefiloer. mungfoloiggiort Dor Sn'
ouitri % b%eifpttet pore grbetoere
intpo &outurrailee nleo biQigere
uoetIan0if Nrbeibe og iualeoes ifabt
FOR bore 2c~nsarbeioere Den oinerl-
fanife Stonoaro FOR Seuemaooe.
geifpttcIiestoloar er iauleoes mo
pepet i bort asritulturelle % ilroli-
itrieae Gin, at oct of eritatte Den
meo Ell "3uriif for Reuerule onlp"
piloe sbelugse mango Silonltri.
creme o. iptte NiQipner az Wtelne-
ifer no al arbeiOc. 9anbbrug$ %
@rubeprohutter buroe rpbe Den
ialune @rao af geitpttelie ion on
ore Groollfter al umerifonif IrbeiDe.
gi bppOer, at SnoisrieIStoleen
buroe pare bsi nof til iamtioist al
give riselise Statsimbtegter oe al
poe rimeIig 9effpttelie for ameri'
fontif SnOuitri 90 Ssilsarbetoe.
Goale al oe nu~si9Ioenoe SolTatier
er for bsie % burOe reo,lceres. Ne
piiion buroe finbe Steb ira SiS til
arSen / Sperensiieumelie uleo o.
i~orarSreoe Sorbploe og forat re-
oitcere o~perorepent bsie CATER, men
uSen at ifaoe amcrifanif SlrSuitri.
Sorat opnaa bette er SnbbentriHe
al fprrefte Splpsminaer imnSo9r'
lis. elsie Splpsnineer bsr mo
bentes al en- iasfpnoig aommisiion,
bpab Den itore M9nabe al oplpienot
Spsaper / Sariff.9 oaroets @appor'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Wcroens ttprHe.

Seroens itsrite Iarf er Spreba.
ben oeo 8isbenbapn, iom bar ct Are
al al 100 Seftarer. Oct iterite
Sapeunl9g oerimoo finbes / Ybila-
oelpbia; Oct bar ct greal al 1900
Seftarer. @eroens itsrite 5prItifia-
BRIT finbes | Sueriee. Den lGnslte
Sunnd er StmplontmneIen. Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

Sette er Se pigtigite Eolter / oet
al Hepubliferne pebtagne Salgpro-
gram, iom iorsprigt er ct temmelig
langt 9ofumnet.
Sm Snbpanbringen beoer oct, al
set republifanife Harti fr9per &eo'
taaelie al 9ope ON ifi9rpet aontroI
mleo n%snifperoig Snopauoring, Der
er en- Sinoring for be Soreneoe Stu
tiers 9eiolfnings Sremsang og @el'
t9ro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Ct firfeli1 Nlerfeaar,

It'N''N ~''sNN'
9ao en- lluhtoqcIie npr cr mi 6ctte
MarS firfeIige NtsOer iorbi, % Der
err iaaIcSeS anIeoning til at odnue
iig ct iamlet Suerblif oper, bpah Der
CT uorettet ueo 0i5ie WeNer. Mongt
cg meget al SlntereSie for port Strife
foIf b1r fm0et lin Nigisrelic paa
aarsmsberne, % ser er piitnof / oct
fore oq belle al @rlmo I'll Of pare
tiIfrebS meb NeiuItuternc.
Get itore centrole Spsr8@uruoI,
Der iaar irelnfpr nIt an0et bar opto,
get Sinoene o9 lagt 9eilog paa Sp'
merfiontbeben, er Ion befier6t Eor'
ertngSiagen, oq bar airtenleoernes
Sorhan0linger hupt ct Qunltia 10
falb / andre Seniecnoer, ion maa He'
iriItatet iigeS at prre iPrliq heloia,
boao 6erne Gag anaaar. Saa9rot
iom e%nItenmtia or SoreningSop9is.
ret blet tilitemt poo iamtIiqe Wtss
Der. Gen Snmle Gppoiition iom CT
fommet tilorOc, prieutlig / Sorm al
ct Soriea pna at opuao en- llolpt
teIie al Soqen$ cuNcIiac IiqjereIIc,
bar bant Ii0en Sr0flpbelie. Sau
iterft bar &lrifet ON mi at fuo fir.
fcEie 6orIig titaub, at man peg til
buae for 0eu Reiifo, at en- @icnop.
iageIie al SpprgSmaaIet pao ct ie.
mere SioSplmft mlrIigenS funoc isre
iii me Sorpiflinger og bernreo for
bunhne 6arer for 6orening5iaacr.
8larbt SGgfoIfet / begae SAINT
fulro er ser p~raftiif tnIt flrn en- 0ic.
ming ON beme gag. Soo operOpl-
herbe er Stenningen for SCREENING
buabe | Spnobeu % Sen Soreneoe
Strife, at Oct ibnQ herer til Siploenr
beberre al trpfie Ell Won6, iou life
er re0e Ill at uotoIe i'm uiorbehoIone
@Irbe oper Observation-Disclosures.
8 oct itore % belle er SeoIogerne
Of famine SpiotninQ. 8orbonhlm'
acrrte og gfitemniuQcrre poo NarS,
msSerre piier oet. Set por i~eIoieI,
CELLO nnbgoacIia, at Der maotte
bore Dem, iom furbt, al Gpgicret
life ! oGe 9ele tilireN&itinehe sem.
9}nor Der bar pUret iGrt Ell iuu lana.
part9 % tiIoelS ioo bitter Crib ON
en- Soa, ION Gi!fPlbet bar ppret
retrp ON Be Sing, ION Der her er
Sole ON, nil Ser alto rUre Dem,
iou bar bourbt for al opQiue enool
en- TGhbeI al lin qumIc @oljtinn.
Mfcr Der er irGeriourbelit @ruuo til
or tpiIc poo. al oQiao Sc. iom hlnoe
crifet, al Cpqjeret | oi$ic &euiepn.
Ser bao0e prret u~nncrIcocs IoroIt
hi bsie iia for sen trufue giQjc.
relic.
Oct er iooIeoeS lm0er Sc melt gum.
ftise Smitprhi9beher, at mar I'M
ffriber I'll 6orbanoIins Tor at orOne
sen proftiife Si0e al Torening&io.
gen. On buor lang {ib Npt nil taQc
at fua Ell ipirf Screening iitanS. fan
Der for giebIiftet life uotale$ noact
beitemt. Get er imiolertio iorelebig
nof of ptoe, of Sageu oil bli rem.
met paa beoite 0tanDe % iaa mtrtiq
iom bet laber ria aisre. 0teS Oen
oTlige giIie, bpormeo ma pua beaQe
Cider gaur Ill Arbeioet, er Ser life
SpI ON, al ogiaa DC prattiife Oh
anoer bill bli lott poa Ell Tor afc
Barter tiIfreositnenoe Raobe.
Alt ialt nraa oct iadleoes iiaes, al
&eiultatet al 6oreniug$iorbanolin.
eerne er Ianet mere, emo De ileiie
baooe ueniet % baabet. 1912 oil
saa neo uor noritnmeritanite Si.
itorie iom et al oens ltore 0serfe.
uar. Spoo aoret bar giOet os |
ftrfelig Senieenbe er ioftiif uoen
SibeiDfte ! Dor norife Strife bers
ober. 5or isrite Sang, iiben ri fit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Weo bisse g,,saob Or rot im;hrpr.

Waeo oisfe 8noifab er bet imibIer-
ito life NOT. Sor nogle Gage fiben
neologoe Irbeioerne peb Saltpeter.
perferrie | Saabeim Miufan) Irbei-
bet noen at bape inbbentet Siuaoelie
ira fine observation-disclosures. Get
bar altiaa en- 4ris babe moo 5as-
organiiationen % Irbeibssiperne.
Irbeioerne bar s Simers Sfift og
45-40 Gre pr. 5ime | Son. Sele
gep9gelien foregif paa feIsenoe
Maabe:
Saabetm Sern. % Wetalarbeiber.
f%orening og 8jufan SaIpeterperfs
Irbeioerforening tilitiuet 2srbas
S%ormiooag SCI. II oen Soc sunni
Hiufanielifabet Sorila9 til M Surif
og meooelte iantiois, at bpis Sra.
uelte life bar imsoefomnuet inben ai.
5. pilbe IrbeiSet bli neolagt SCI. 6.
arapene er f~reruiat uoen De reipeftipe
8~orbunos @obfienoelie. De omfat.
ter 700 @tanb paa Saabeim og peo
9emorf Sterilization.
"a Der blep ~iparet, at arapene
life piloe bIi inleoefommet, bIep Dir
beibet nebIagt ST. 6. Oct p9loiee
Wfaltineri opberte meo ct fin 8irf-
iombeo.
Zen Sarif, iom Ser biotil er arbei.
oct efter, er fife pebtaget af De Or.
beioere, iom MI er peo 0riften. Sper,
ensfomiten blep peotaget of Sopeb.
organiiationerne flor, ioet Selifabet
gjproe InlRgstariffenS 8%obfienbelie
afb9ngig berai.
WinolteIsmen er mi Ser. 800 pr.
DAG efter s Simers Sfift. Ser free
pebeS 80 Ore pr. Sime eller A &roner
pr. s SimcrS Gift.
Ser er ogiaa 800 I~nl9gsarbei.
oere peo Hiufan; men biSie bar meg
tet at lutte iiq til Streifen. Spor.
leoeS oenne beipnOerlige IffGre bill
iorlsbe er life iaa gobt at iige. Ir-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9iceformanb,
@unnar Setbil, og Serns og Wetal.
observation-disclosures Sormano, Ssrgen
&orgen, or ienot berop for at orone
MffPrerne.
De ltore Spteier | &riltiania Cir
betoerfuarter, HoOelsffen, bar Inlet
meo Streiter eller noget al Den slrt
at gisre. Oct paret omtrent bper
&pelo belle Den iorlsbne llge % ca.
2O0O oeltog, banfet op Eolitibetiente,
trnote 9aal / 8aoerne og buierte
iorfprbelig. Ger ipiltes imaa &epO-
llltlonsicener. aariagen bar ct Bar
Irreitationer. iom Esbelen aniaa
llberettigebe.
NJ plgtlge Slng, lont S%torttnget
/ oct iioite bar beiluttet eller er bit
cnig on er SmlPgninsen al Elifat-
ten ira en- al~nunoelig 9elfatlling at
MoItet til en- 8eifatnin9 al 2aets
Ilfobolltprfe. 9ette bill meOfere, at
@rpggerierne fommer til at frem-
title iaa oIfobolipaat 81 ionn mllIig.
Solbfcmitcen inoItiQer paa, at Gl-
let ifal ~inobeles / ire Sopeotpper,
ferite &la&ie inbtil 2.25 &P9tpro-
cent, anben ira 2.25 iii 3.75 og ire
Die ira 3.75 til SO SGgtprocent Il-
fchol. SaIg al 81 oper oenne Stprte
ifal ppre forbltbt.
Oette fommer Stortinget I'll at BIZ
iolbe. 90 iaa lIutter hi meo ct Surra
Tor Ben M}iQion, iom amerlfalinlen
bar iaut!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

oens iterite gibliptef CT Rationalbi.
bliotefet / garis, grunbIagt al Cub
pig ben ABE, in~bebolbenbe 100000
BIND, 100000 minore Sfrifter,
10000 Manuifripter, 100000 Scar.
ter og 10000 Mpnter og WeoaIier.
SeHo '3ecordb.Poften- til SIegtninee oa
Wenner I SauIelduoet. - TirsooeS og Sire.
oaeenoeaoen fofter $3.50; Srebnasu6eaben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

rrr,FB A. srcoEp Class sh7KE JUsr lbp 1908 AZ rBT Posi-
oyymY AZ DrcosAu, Iowa. uSDr. ms lu - CoSssrss o.
N.,os 3, 1897.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
DANGEROUS POWDER STILL
IN USE IN FRENCH NAVY

paris. July 2O,-The series of explo-
sions On French warships which cul-
minated recently i'm a double accident
on the battleship Jules Michelet, at
Toulon, has led To renewed inquiry
into the possible causes. The opin-
ION seems TO be gaining ground that
the premature gun explosions on the
lules Michelct were due. like some
previous accidents, to an inherent de-
feet in the composition of the powder
now used i'm place of the famous
"powder n" which caused serious
loss of life on the battleships lena and
Liberte. The powder used on the Jules
Michelet was new
The powder contained 8 per cent OF
amyl alcohol. According to expert
cpinion, the use or amyl alcohol In
the manufacture or powder has re-
Gently been abandoned and dipheny-
lamine substituted in Its place There
is still. however. considerable powder
containing amyl alcohol in use. espe-
cially IN the Fench navy.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
Your SUPPORT and INFLUENCE
will be appreciated
Anthony Lucas
Republican Candidate For
Prosecuting
Attorney

across seas.
Finally he touched upon the size Of
Americans, and finished peroration
with the nourishiug statement that
Americans were provcrbially short of
stature. and that the tallcst of tnenl
never exceeded 1--WE feet. ten inches H.
height This WAS adding insult TO in
jury in the case of the three Amcri-
cans present
DR.. Brooks could not keep his scat
IIe1Cse suddenly and cried out: MY
friends, that last statement of the ora
tor Of the evening is zoo. too much!
ann an American, and. as YOU can see
I'm rsing six feet" and being big
man he looked gigantic as he stood
there defying the lecturer withA his
hand raised IF there are any other
Americans in the audience. hope they
will stand up. too. and refute this
mans wild statements"
Expressions OF surprise were follow
ed by a litter of laughter when, SLOWLY
and majestically, Mr.. Richardson ros,
from his seat. IL ann an American,
he said in his mellow tones. and my
height of six feet one inch causes NJ
remark in my own country. If there Ia
another fellow-countryman in th'
house | hope he will rise
The audience was now on the qu
vivc, and when after an impressive
wait of few seconds. DIR, McVicka
began To unlimber every eye was fiXe,
on him. There was scarcely anothe
man in the American pulpit of his da!
that made so impressive a figure a
the good doctor. for nc was four mche
over six feet i'm height. He began, ''
am an Amer" But he got no far
ther states q widely read English pub
lcation in relating the incident.
burst of laughter and applause vel
coined the notable exceptions that cer
tainly disproved the lecturers rulC
and the lecturer himself was boocd of
the platform.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
ghosts OF THE CAPITOL

When the body OF President Garfield
lay in state in the capitol, an old en-
gineer who was employed In the base
ment, and who ridiculed the idea OF
ghosts, decided TO be revenged upon
the watchmen and policemen who re-
mained in the building through the
night. He procured two large Eng
lish walnuts and securely tied the half
shells to the four feet of a pet cat and
carefully turned her loose in Statuary
hall. The noise of those shells on the
marble floor at midnight, in the semi
darkness as the distracted cat scam
pered about trying to get rid OF her
new shoes, gave the watchers the
fright of their lives. This incident,
though a harmless joke, gave rise to
the story of the. spectral footsteps
which follow all those who have TO
cross the rotunda I'm Statuary hall
after the building is closed for the
night
The rotunda has it's own especial
haunt The prevailing belief in re-
gard TO this particular haunt is that
on certain days, presumably anniver-
saries. the bent and huddled up figure
of a workman with his tools may be
seen fitting through the section. The
| foundation for this idea doubtless
arose from the account of the death
of a workman which occurred there
during the early days of the construc-
tion of the capitol. He lost his foot
ing upon a scaffold and was killed by
the fall to the floor.
The wrath of John Quincy Adams.
from all narratives on the subject,
seems to be the one most often en-
countered. At times it is alleged that
he may be seen in Statuary hall, for
rmerly the old house of representa-
tives and the scene of his death, ac-
companied by the whole congress OF
1910, gathered in ghostly conclave. He
is also credited with roaming about
all parts of the capitol and may be
seen at almost any time.
There is also the story of Gen. Lo-
gan, who returns. it is said, to OBJ
serve the doings Of the committee on
military affairs of which he was so
long the chairman Those, who claim
to have encountered the general. say
that he always wears a black slouch
hat and remains either in the commit
tee room or in the corridor adjoining
Vice-President Wilson, who died In
his room in the senate wing, Is also
recorded as a constant wanderer about
the scene of his death.
The demon cat legend has been re
peated for the last so years as the
animal apparition which returns at ir
regular periods. The story does not
vary much. being merely that of ar
ordinary Tabby at first sight bu
which grows to a gigantic horror be
fore the eyes of the frightened observ
er. Suddenly this demon cat emits
fierce yowl and with eyes ablaze anC
mouth open leaps toward the specta
tor. but invariably leaps quite ovel
his head
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
DEBTORS, AHoY


Emma Smith. OF dusky hue who got
herself into peck of trouble by in
sisting upon tearing down the spina.
meningitis piacard which the health
authorities had placed upon her nouse,
was not at all like another negress
down IN Texas member of whose
family was likewise afflicted In fact
Emma was much different
Nobody comes to see me, com
plained Emma. and promptly, tore
down another sign, @
The patient in the Texas neSress
home had recovered The, health OIL
GERS came around to take down the
sign.
"Sholy you-ali aint a-goin' to take
down Ndat sign. is yuh?' she asked
plaintively.
The officials replied in the ailirma
tive
"Now. ain't dat too bad Der,
amt been nary a collector roun' dis
place for weeks while dat sign 'uz vi
dere. KANT yo-all leave 1t dere
hoss?"
This was too good. The sign re-
mained d-LouisNille Times.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
MEN FROM OVER SEAS.
They Refuted Statement That All
Yankees Were Dwarfs.

4 score or more of years ago three
notable americans crossed the ocean
in one another's company, detcrmininS
to tour Great T.ritain and Europe to-
gether: but bedause of personal pc
culiarity that made them the Observed
Of all observers" wherever they wei t.
they soon decided 20 separate, and even
sought different lodgings. Any reader
who vividly remembers Bishop Phillips
Brooks of Boston Che was not then .
bishop). the Rev. Dr. McVickar OF Phil
adclphia and Mr. II. Ii. Richardson, the
builder of Trinity Church, Boston, Will
easily guess why they decided not to
travel much together.
They all Glanced to he IN Leeds at
the same date. and saw the advertise
ment of a lecture To working men on
America and Americans" by local!
popular speaker, and, wondering what
The man would 'Sat about the States
the three Americans decided 10 attend
But they agreed tc go TO the hall sepa-
ratoly and To sit In different parts ol
the house.
In that day English speakers and
writer's often showed abysmal ignor-
ance of the III. -, and showed II
boldly. for there was 20 one to correct
thcm The story of the English news
paper writer who spoke Of the Ne"
York people fearing to travel as far a'
Harlem because of the Indians, and the
hunting of bunalo in the outskirts o
the famous city near the niagara
Fails, was not all n joke score o
years ago. But the speaker at Iced
was particularly ignorant fellow
ana seemed To have strong bia
against the English speaking brethre'
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
PROGRAM is ARRANGED FOR
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR MEET

TIE Pre- gram for the Michigan STATE
Christian Endeavor convention which
Is 10 be held in Marquette from Aug
ust p 10 25 has been announced.
This is the first time that the state
convention has ever been held here
and it promises To be the biggest affair
of the summer.
The convention will last four days,
during which many prominent speak
crs of Michisan and ohio will give adj
dresses. one Of The features OF the
convention viii be an address by Rev
Francis + Higgins. the "LumbervJack
SKY Pilot" a man who has spent tl.C
greater part of his time in missionary
work among the lumbermen. His
subject will be Missionary Work u
the logging Camps"
Other noted speakers of the conven-
ton viii be Prof. $ II. Meyers OF De
troit, Dr. J. Percival Huget. Miss vii
helmina Iorherg of Detroit. ID. a. Pol
ing of Columbus, O.. Miss Mary Il
phiuney of Detroit. Pres. l.. T.. Hal
aud t. r. Lindsay of Saginaw.
The convention will bring hundred
cf people to Marquette. Saturday at
ternoon and evening will be given ov
er to recreation and in this will b
included a motor boat ride to Presou
Isle and a picnic supper Will re serves
by the Marquette Endcavors at Pres
que Isle Park.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
FORTUNE FOR A PET DOG

A lawsuit in which the parties are
angry heirs deprived of their inheri-
tance, and handsome grlffon dog
which has deprived them of it. Is to
be heard in the Paris courts.
Nine. Stella Bella Czebo. well-known
Hungarian resident In Paris, died re-
Gently, leaving her house, horses, car
riage, and an income of $4,000 year
for the maintenance of one small grif-
fon. She was very fond of dogs; and
the little griffon was her favorite.
But she leaves relatives behind her,
and they are taking action for the
disinheritance of the four-legged pet.