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The Caucasian., 1913-10-09

Ell is as simple as can be, yet essentially
smart Almost everything is belted
this season. and the arrangement OF
the draped belt at the low waist line Is
a very modish. dressy effect, but the
coat is just q plain one. consisting of
front and back portions.
In the picture chinchilla cloth Is used
trimmed with velvet All the rough
finished materials. however. are con-
sidered very smart this year.
For the fouryear-old size the coat
will require three and quarter yards
Of material twenty-seven inches wide.
with three -eighths Of twenty-one inch
fabric for the collar and cuffs and one
yard Of ribbon eight inches wide for
the draped belt.
This May Manton pattern is cut in sizes
for girls from four to eight years OF age
Send 10 cents to this Office, giving number.
SO34, and it will be promptly forwarded to
you by mail. If in haste send an addi-
tional two cent stamp for letter postage
When ordering use coupon.
No........... Size. ze..........................
Name ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
ATTEND FlRsMsN's DANCES.
Houahton Firsmen Guests AZ Hancock
Firenren's Dance Tonight.

Chief Eoetsch and a number Of the
members of the Houghton fire depart
mont viii blossom on: in full uniform
and attend the annual dance OF the
Hancock fremen Ut Gcrmania hall to-
night. They expect Il good time and
much social success
The neSt social foray of the Hough-
ton firemGu will De to Huronlown mex,
SATURDAY night when the Hurontown
fire department viii give It's forty
ond annual dance. The Houghton fire.
men always are represented numer-
ously at the entertainments given hy
the other fire dcartments of the coun.
~. They have two reasons.
The frat reason is that they have
a good time ana the second "a that
they want The other nremsr 10 reci-
prCcote. Il has 0een time honored
custom for moro than half u century
tor the Houshton fr1 department 20
sntertain With dancing party Oh
the Mandar night preceding Ash Wed.
hcsd1y. TIE opehing Of the tenten beA.
ien. The dteAstmsnt viii ttilow this
custom during ire t6hning season and
it expects a big attendance from all
1the. departments
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
GOES INTO NEW QUARTERS
Western Union viii Move Into the
Douglass House Block

After Sunday the office Of the West
yn Union telegraph company will be
u thc DUugIlss House block, Sheldon
.r,.t The rev location has been for
som, weeks Iu process OF rearrungc-
mcut ana equipment for the reception
.or 'lr office ard the result IL that the
Ilplshlou office # The big telegraph
company VIII 5c one Of the finest
small office 3D. the service.
The company and John =. Mann,
proprietor Of The building, have dis
.a-L1d the question Of expense and
have added another 10 Houghton's
group Of splendiLly equipped business
offices
The offs. Is moving from the Dee
Telegraph building. where it has been
located for about 80 years There
..= residents ia HOughton. old staid
end prosperous citizens in various
walks q life who were messenger boys
from the OLD office James Il. Dee,
OWNER Of the building, once was q
messenger boy. later teiegrapher and
later manager OK the office.
MANAGE =. J. Deau has been uu-
able 70 secure complete historical data
IN the old office but he is at work
on the compilation and the complete
story, which win be also a history
II Geographic communication in the
copper country should be very intel
eStiug.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
BAD NEWS FOR THE KIDS.
Chief Voetseh viii sieze sleighs Used
for All Coastind,


There must be no coasting IN tho
village limits of Houghton this coming
winter. Police chief Noetsch made
this dicum known today and he says
that It will be enforced strictly, let
the tears fail where they may
The coasting problem has been . Sc
rious one in Houghton for many years
The village abounds IN hills but they
are travcrscd Uy streets, railroad
tracks and street car tracks and the
danger TO coasting children is great
Tho chief recognizes the fact tliat il
y pretty tough 10 take from tho chill
oncn Of Houghtou q pleasure 80 nat.
urally at their hands but he says he
does so because the business Of tie
village must SO on ana may. not be
hamptrel by childish sports.
Coa5ting OF sidewalks H. o particu-
larry peruiclous habit Of Houghton
children. 1t is 8 tempting sport but It.
has tremendous potentialiatieS for
broken legs aud broken command
ments. The Houghtou citizen is in
danger constantly from slippery side
valha
II your children come home crying
BECAUSE their slcighs have been taken
away from thcu. see me" says the
CHIEF in an address 10 the citizens OF
doughtou generally.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
500 TEAM is PREPARED
Training Completed for Tomorrow's
Football Game al Lock City

Final arrangements Tor tomorrow's
football game with Houghton have
practically been completed. says the
500 News. The field at Fort Brady
ls being enclosed by a rope fence. fas-
tened by iron posts. Football crowds
~ past games have been very care
ful about eucroaching on the grldiron
nut IL was deemed advisable TO rope
In the field 20 prevent any possibility
Of penaliziuS the 500 boys for the
over enthusiasm Of 500 rOotcrs
Lieutenant Ashley oC Lansing, who
is now on strike duty In the copper
country, viii act as referee and Arnold
Sayles OF Newberry will be umpire.
This viii put the entire control Of tho
game In the hands OF men who are
no. in any way connected with either
school.
The Houshton team is coming con-
udcnt Of winning the game. Their
supporters are anxious for q chance
10 show the 500 team up" as .hey
express IT, Houghton is credited with
having u phenomenal team. The 500
players arc ready 70 play them a fair
game and would take drubbing i'm
The right spirit
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
NEW STAMP BOOKS
TO COST 70 CENTS

Washington. oct, 3l.--Postmaster
General BurleaUn rs the author Of what
is expected 70 prove one Of the six
best seilers" among the books ~ the
coming aeasyn Announcement was
iuudo that Il was off the press and
soou could be had at thousands OF post
offices end subpostofficcs throughout
the country. The book will sell for
the nominal sum Of 20 cents.
The demand for such "a book will Lc
recognized by those who approve Of
that other sterling volume issued by
the government and which contained
twelve 9-ceut stamps the. price Of
which was % cents. The new volume
30 10 contain tvent2.four g.cant
stamp and an equal number Of i.eent
s.AnnpS
The dseartnsat ,ssued instrdt.3rs
to rostnaastsrs Throughout the country
concerning the issue 81 the new stamp
books
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

friends Jn Two Marquette men. 4, Is
reported. TO ST. in:o ,he race. They are
John -. MGug.m. postmaster ~ the
city under Presidents Roosevelt and
Taft. and SIN holding the office: ana
alton 2. Roberts who has charge Of
the Longycar estate properties, Is pa5.
Usher Of the Marquette Chronicle and
president OF Tie Upper Peninsula D.
yeIcpmeut bureau Neither shows much
disposition 20 Sc; into The race, how
ever.
Myrau J Sherwood, viii known at
tgrrey and partner ot former STATE
Senator Mise Moriarty IN an iron
mine ;hat hss shown great promise
within tEe na>, year also has been
mvl,,u,l, De-, Nr. Sherwood $ friends
believe Dee Vp.lJ prefer Go 40 on thc
bench II Dee vas To run Tor any office.
senator Muriarty has retired from po-
Iu.al life. his friends here say.
There has uven practically no talk
&C r,muerstil candidate for Con-
a,-s Oh Jais district thus FAR. though it
is r-EavLul as certain that the Demo
Gratis VIII p-t e. strong m,n on their
;i-b-, If th,y see any weakness IN the
opposition. Thomas J. Duudou an
.sll.mius lawyer OF vide popularity.
probably u ue called upon 10y the
Democrats % Ur tAc.r candidate in
sugl AN event.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
FEWER LICENSES ASKED.
Not Believed Deer Hunters are a.
Numerous as in other Years.

Numerous as ~ OtneT Years
County Clerk Kaiser has thus faG
disposed OF - deer hunting licenses
for the season that Is to open Novem
Der 10 This number is low for tho
period. only ten days away from the
opening.
Houghton county's normal sale Of
deer licenses il about 400. The NUM-
Der one year exceeded 1900 hut that
was the last year Of the ,5-ccnt Ii
cense. THE increase In the fee 10
$3.50 has reduced the number OF APP
pllcants
The light demand To- cate would in
licatc that hunters viii not be as
numerous this fan as I'm past seasons.
The more enthusiastic hunters usually
secure their licenses well in advance
other seasons. would have the effect %
cheering the hunters. Deer hunters
ike snow covered ground 10 hunt over
as IL dradens sounds In the woods and
makes the tracking of wounded deer
easier But none Of the conditions
seem 20 be having the effect of stirring
up hunting enthusiasm. The strike
very probably has something to dn
with q, Many old hunters are Ont
of work and canuut afford the license
zee. II is true that the fee might pro-
cure for them a winters supply OF
meat. and il might not There is lot
OF uncertainty on depending on the
countryside to provide food these days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
WORK NsAas COMPLETION.
Sturgeon Swamp viii Sc Almost
Drained by Nov -,

-. i. Hancock OF Chasscll, engineer
and supvrintonden, FOR the Houghton
Land 4 Drainage compauy returned
today frcm Cleveland, O where he at
Senlod last week the funeral OF Mrs.
n. c. Merry the late wife Of Presi-
dent Merry OF the COMPANY
Mr.. Hancock saw the officers Of the
company at Cleveland ana has return
80 with The intention of pushing the
Lredsiag operations diliseuuy as il is
the purpose OF the company 10 extend
It's man ditch into the Sturgeon river
ty November Is
Il is expected that the union with
The Sturgeon viii at once drain of the
greater ARIA of the swamp, which in
Iludes 10000 acres Of land TO be open
81 20 cultivation.
The plan of the company originally
was 10 dredgc into the Snake river and
drain IN that direction but as the work
progresses Il was seen that the Stur-
geOn offered n better outlet. ON reach
ing that river the contract Of the Gen.
tral DREDGING company will be COM
pletcd and The Houghtou Land q
Drainage company will then complete
tie work itself The final ditching viii
De done with "A traction ditcher, which
will dig the smaller lateral drains.
Much Of the land already has been
drained and Paul SCHNEIDER Of Calumet
already has sold a number of tracts.
Every Investigation made Of this land
by intending purchasers has convinced
the company further that the land is
OF the highest arabic quality and that
the reclaimed swamp viii DE one of the
best garden districts 90, Michigan.
Many Of the purchasers Of land arc
preparing to begin cultivation next
spring, as the land requires little clear
ing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
WON'T RUN FOR CONGRESS.
But Anros Mussellman May Again Get
Into Gvbernatorial Race.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct am
not ont Il public life in the least" de
claser Amos Mugseluau of This city
From al over the state | am receiy-
ing letters urging mo to enter the field
again and pledging me support II | am
n candidate. Mauy Of my friends de-
clare IL I cutter the field should hay.
it to M self.
"But ID ! enter the field It will De
Decausa want to be- governor. II Will
uc because J believe the principles To-
which ] hive always stood. are right
believe when the people Of Michigan
90 10 pay their taxes IN December
they VIII decide business methods
should Je applied 10 the business OF
Michigan. 7 believe ! know something
If business principles. would like
10 practice business Cor the state of
Michigan, and believe the people are
soon going to demand and have a bust
ness man at the bead Of their govern
neut.
1T has been rumorcd that / might
run for Congress In this district. Moth
inG could be farther from my mteu-
ton or my Thought. | would be like
u fish oul of watcr were I TO bc elected
70 Congress. I an not q legislator ana
have no aptitude Tor legislation II J
lave acquired anything in my 80 years
# succcasful business II ia q business
knowledge and executive ability. That
Is what sought 10 give to Michigan II
year ago. That is what | would. seek
10 give Michigan next year &c . enter
'Ae Held once more am not cut Of
public lie BY tiny manner of means.
am very much Ia 1t, and If the poo.
Tie OF Michigan want me once more
10 BE- tue standard bearer Of the Re-
prulicbu purty--Wcll. it's bit early
yer u talk about gueE matters. but
cftcr the FIRST OF the year, May huvc
something more definite to say"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
ASKED TO NAME DELEGATE.
Mayor 5awden Hears From Anti.Tu
bereulosis Association.

Mayor !. j. Bawden received the fol-
uablo Of Kalamazoo:
"On November ana :, the Michi-
gan association for the prevention and
relief Of tuberculosis will hold its an
nual meeting in this city. I have taken
deep personal interest in the work
# the local organization I'm kalama-
eco. This work has also been supple
meutcd ana strongly supported by the
city council and the city Board Of
Health. am writing this letter FOR
the purpose OF malling Il personal re-
quest that you and If possible some
other representatives OF your city
government, make a special EFFORT to
attend this meeting as delegates ana
to take part In the discussions. I be-
lieve that concerted action Oh the part
Of the mayors of the various cities of
Michigan would greatly advance the
campaign against consumption and en-
courage those who arc conducting II.
The governor of the state rs expect
Ell 10 attend anu sseakors Of national
reputation llaye been cngagcd TO pre-
sent the various phase3' Of the prob
lem. II you cannot be- present person
ally, win You not kindly answer this
letter and send some word 81 eucour-
ageInent for the cause? The convention
opens on the afternoon Of November 8
and continues until the evening Of the
following day"
Mayor Bawden will gladly appoint
any one who wishes 20 attend this
meeting, but the delegate win have to
pay his own expenses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
DIES ON EVE or
1O5TH BIRTHDAY
Father of Lake Linden Residents
Passes in Canada

4 telegram announcing the death OK
Louis Carpenter, the father OF Mrs
Henry IaRose and Mrs. Anna Lebcault
OF Lake Linden, was received here
yesterday from Wiggns. Saskotche-
wan. Canada, where the deceased
made his homo Tor the past six years
The deceased was IOl years OF age
and undoubtedly was one Of the old.
est mcu who ever resided In the cop
per country He was born on Christ
mas day I'm Cadsantc, Port Neus couu-
Is. Quebec. i'm 1905. Realizing, when
mere youth. the advantages through
The gradual opening o. the country in
the western part Of Quebec, he ensaG-
ca in business for number Of years
Later lie purchased O farm and en-
gagged I'm farming until he removed 20
Lake Linden - wears ago. Re resided
m this city for period uf eighteen
years and when he arrived 1T the cen
tur,. mark. he celebrated the occasion
by returning 10 Canada to take up a
homestead.
lie procured a tract OF timOerland IN
Saskatchewan and despite his adyanc.
cd age. ne succeeded in establishing
his title TO the property, a task that
required three wears OF toll. lie then
returned to Lake Linden Tor o brief
visit leaving later for the northwest
when hc resided VITA SON
Widow on Way Here,
Unaware that her life mate has
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
Upper Peninsula
Duck Hunter Is Wounded


Theodore Hazen, pioneer resident
Of Garden township, Delta county
was wounded when shotgun carried d.
companion was discharged. He was
taken 20 the office OF physician
where thirty-two shots We're extracted
from his back None of tho shot en-
tered deep into the flesh and he now
recovering az his home at Garden. },
Is said that Hazen ana his companion
had been on a duck hunting expedition
aboard gasoline boat and had start
vd 10 return 20 port. Hazen was IN
the pilot house with his back turned To-
his companion. who was in the mid
dlg of the boat. As the latter attempt
cd 10 throw a shell out Of an automa-
tic gun the cartridge was DISCHARGED
Tho charge struck door separating
the pilot house from The cabin ana.
passing through the thin wood, struck
Ha1en IN the back.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
MANY TO eE lNocuLATEo.

At the regular weekly drill Of the
Hyush,u LiEnt Infantry last night 70
!ary" proportion Of the membership
ge bonded en- the Affirmative when a
POLL was taken on their Willingness to
gc insulated against the typhoid few
Or bacillus. The poll was taken At the
request of Major Il. {. Apted of Detroit
National Guard. now stationed at Cal
umet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
THE LAST HOPE.

Scene: Far cut at sea; stattroOm on
board q huge transatlantic liner which
is being tossed about like cork In n
rough sea.
The Dootiace King. famous Yam.
lsoe multimilionaire tclinoing despair
ingly TO the side Of bis bunlS) stew.
ard! Steward"
yes, slr
7 understand ;l!g ship has water.
iiGAt compartments?
Yes. air"
Then tell the captain must have
one immediately. I don't care what IL
costsl"-Cleveland Leader.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
Mr.. OR MRS, DYSPEPTIC! REGULATE YOUR
POOR, WEAK STOMACH -pAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

comes i'm contact with the stomach all
distress vanishcs. It's truly astonish-
in*--aimost marvellous, and the joy IS
It's harmlessnosss.
\ iarEo iifty-cent case of Pape's Dia-
pepsin viii give you hundred dol
'lts' worth of aatisfaction, or your
"russ'si hands YOU your money back.
It's worth itg weight IN gold to men
'n' Womcu who can't get their etori.
oc"A Fesdlatcd. II Belongs Ia your
"91.e-thoold always 5s Kept handy In
70. u 4 SICK, s3ur. upset stomach
curing the day ey az night re the
qa!eHot', turest and most harmless
stomach doctor in the world.--Adver-
usemcrt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
AouGAToN sREViTiES.


= = !. =. = =. :. - :. :. :. = :. :, :. :. e
John RolaHdo Of South Range. o ma
tive Of Itoly has filed with County
Clerk Kaiser his application for fun
lie has resided in the
United States since 1906.
!. @. Bertrand, Of the Sheldon q
Bertrand Insurance agency who has
purchased an interest In the Goodrich
agency Of Detroit. viii leave for that
city tomorrow. Mrs. Bertrand and the
children will follow about November
-. Mr.. Bertrand win retain his
Houehton interests ANA expects TO
make frcuuont visits here.
County Guerk Kaiser today issued
a marriage license to William J. Lat
tlral ana Miss Victoria Gaticu Of
Houghton
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
HALLOWEEN social EVENTS.

Numerous entertainments viii be
given in the Torch Lake towns this
evening ia commcmoration OF Hal
lowe'en. Lake Linden Chapter, order
Of Eastern star, win be hosts at d
Masonic dancing party ia the Masonic
hall. Another entertainment will be
given in the German Reformed school
at Hubbell and a third will be given at
opars hall at which Miss Josephine
Perrault will be the hostess Harris
orchestra viii furnish the music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
IN FIVE MlNUTEsl TIME 1T! N
INDIGESTION, GAS. SOUR.
NESS, 9ELcAiNG.

hou'iy Goes put JuJ stcmacas IA
ordor---'reaily does overcome indigcs-
ton, dyspepsia, gas. healtourn ana
SOURCES in i've minutes-tHat-lp
that--inahes Pape's D,lpepsin IN,
largest ceiling stomach regulator IN
Tie world. II what ECU co, fernente
Into stueborn lumrt, yoa beIch xas ana
tractsts sour. urd!gea:sd zoe. ana
acie head Is l!szy ana asnes b.ea..
foul; tongue eoatea. your .asidts ALA
with bile and indigestinle waste. r..
member the moment Pape'g piapcpslr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
LAKE LINDEN eREVITIEs.
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. :. !

Donat Prodhomme has resigned his
position "A, The cooperative Store and
has accepted one as clerk AT the Dion
camps.
George RcunaHaCk visited with
friends ar Rcacon Hin yesterday.
Thomas BissUnnette was the host at
surprise party az his home on Lake
street last evening. About twenty
five guests, fellow employees of the {.
4 If. power plant were present.
MI and Mrs William Kemp left
yesterday for Port Arthur where they
win reside.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
Lake Linden Hubbell
LITERARY CLUB eNTgRTAlNs,

The Literary society Of ST, Anne's
academy entertained this afternoon
with the following program:
Quotations from Shakespeare.
Minutes.
Song--Class
acknowledgements Garon.
ography--Beatrice Brieve.
Saakespeare's biography - Berna-
dctte LaRosy.
Suug-Class
echoes of ~. Amy s"-Mamie Mog.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
Kills Wolf ct Close Range

William | Turrell of Nathan, Menu
minse county, took to the court house
the other afternoon the melt of large
wolf which be had killed al . distance
of only three feet as the animal was In
company with two other wolves. He
took the skin 10 the office OF Count
Clerk Anderson 10 MAKO claim for the
%'5 bounty Turrcn was hunting IN
Holmes township when without any
woruin, three wolves dashed out Of
the woods and made toward him. H
carried double barreled shotgun ana
would have gotten two Of The animals
hut for his mistake in tqkiuo ore of
the wolves for his own DOC, When h"
discovered MS mistalso nc firea az the
uror, 81 wolf opd d"ounod him. The
otter two turned aoout and cscaned.
II is cstin'ntod that durinr The past
year something like seveDtv-five VOL
rc; anu wild cats hay" been killed
IN Menonip"e county Last year the
county paid out $500 in houuties.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31
MANY BUY BEAVER LICENSES.

sold q number of beaver licenses. The
open season FOR beaver is from No
Enm1cr l to May II inclusive and each
license il sold FOR ten dollars each. The
plumber of licenses sold up to date
would tend 20 show chat beaver are
plentiful.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

That the new Delta Hote. at Esca-
uaba viii cost total of $l22 001 YVES
shown at meeting of the officers OF
the Es7onaba Hotel companv. when II
was decided TO sell an ADDITIONAL block
OF $1,000 OF stock To- home neople
More ihan fifty Escanaba investors
already hold shares In the COMPANY
and u is believed that the additional
block will be quickly taken up. Con-
corning the decision 10 issue add
uoral stock, q company circular says.
This IS . per cent stock ana is ac-
cumulative. The ORIGINAL amount fl
ranccd was $4,000. but on account
Of several chances BEING made for the
Dettcrmcnt Of the Building the cost
has increased TO an amount approx
mating Sl@a 900. Tie hotel has been
leased to 'ue Wisconsin Hotel com.
pauy oi Fond Du Lac for a tenn OF
twenty years az an annual rate Of
$9,6'50o. Mcssrs. Saigert and Merritt.
the Ies'ees, arc financially responsible
Is well as successful hotel men, Thl
vet income Is sufficient To pay the in
'er'at Ga bonds and stocks and take
un the bonds as they mo turo. In ask
ihg The citizens 10 purchase this stock
N, feel that tie Investment is not
only 70 good ono but one that every
cit2cn should feel Interested in. M
rlHhc-an, the oriaiual promoter Of thu
most modern ana up-to-date hotel
'Is si'c OF Milwaukee should receive
great credit for the confidence he has
IN ms home city. re has staked his
mes eainlnes In this building AMI
should receive the financial and moral
support OF every citizen who has the
interest Of thc city az hearr."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

Edmonton Alberto prohibits opera.
l.or 81 mo ing risture heaters on
sundays
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

Eao.gE, Iowa, has ds1!:atsa a ia.
tue OF Chief Keokul FOR whom the
city is named
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

Mrs. Jesse Becker and Children and
Miss Josephine Cpnnors left yesterday
Tor VIZ. llnNkNr HON. I'm ntinn1r.n IN
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-31

-.ls pressure aas been brought by