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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Nepublifaniid. Sidtisf.it.

sn Der lsstsn eSnftans banbelt e
fih in oieiem Mobltampf um bic
5raee, fpel6e Don beioen 9arteien.
rie um Die lnterftuBung Dss golfes
nahfuden, ouf, Gruno tbrer ertpieIaz
rer 2eiitungsfdbigteit nit Der Der
ipaltunq Der Gtabt Cincinnati be-
traut fperpen iollts. J2ad unIerer
4niit)t 1T oieie 5rage fehr lei6t be-
dntiportet. Die Demofratiite pdrtsi
Eat nidt eine eiHaiae psrtbpOae 2eiz
flung uuf5upeifen, pdbrsno bic repu-
Dlitaniife Yartei iid riiAmen tann,
dlles aefhdffen gu baben, ipas in Gin
tinnati an muni3tpalen Ginrihtunaen
beitebt uno Tie iinb bOhit Roeutenp.
Wenn mir nit Dem GiGe-beitsoieni.
onfnnaen, TO bat Cincinnati hierin inls
mer einen boben Ruf genoiTen. Di;
pOlisei 1T felt 5uansig SabreH gul
bissiplinirt, Fat in iepem JalIe ibrs
pcue Ghulbigieit setbdH uno fif
niemols burh Sfanbale, ME in Nen
Wrrt, philadelphia lnb anbere 6tGpt,
entebrt. Diefe DorsiisIitk Dissiplir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10

Wie mir poruusgefuot,
bat Der 5arifparagrapb, Der eine 3oa=
ermGbiauna BON fiinf prpacnt fir
Waaren beiptlIigt, Die in amcritunis
ihen Shiffen einqeFiibrt pernen, iif
als unhaItbar ertpieien uno ipiro To-
bdlo Die m0sIit asitri6en perosn.
Die 2dnoer, tpeIhe ourh oieien pa-
ragropbeu bsorobt fino, babsn Wie-
oerperqeltung anaetiinoiat uno ba
hierourh Der ameritaniihe 4usiubr.
hanoel dufs ShDerite aeitGoiet Mir
De, bleibt teine anosre Dabl, aIs ben
Garagraphen su itreiben. Der 8ors
fdu aeigt Don Rsusm, nit fpie tpenio
8erftano i'm Gonoreb GeisBs oema6i
tperoeH, Dap tein 2ano cine iolhs
9ebaHolung, ipis Der bsIagte Yaras
graph lie bot, iid qsfausn IaHsn mir
De. mar bod poraus3u1cben. Die 46.
ii6t. aus fpelher Der 9araerapb siH,
aefiiat tpuroe, asuat ebenfdls DOT
Wanael on Snteqiusns. Die amsrita,
niihe Sdiffabrt tam niht ourh 3oa:
errdBisuneen, nod our6 rSuboien az:
hoben peroen, ionoerr nur ourd
5ransportgelsgenbeit. 9isie lit nh,
au erlanqen, ipenn cine nennenspertb,
Nusfubr porbanoen lit, Die big jeB
cefehIt bat. Die Wabrfbeinlihtett ii
pcr6anoen. bab Der neue 5artf bisrir
n1ehr bieten ipiro, Da sr ia nit 0inii6
oaruuf abosfabt porDen lit, ben Qus
fuArbanoel gu beben. 8as bic ameri
faniihe Sdiffabrt nod braudt. lit BIZ
Iufbe6una Der 8eisse. pelde Dor
fdriftsn iibsr bic 8emannung be,
Shiffe MAIDEN. ipe3ieu Elm fpp
aroBer proaentiaB Der WannTdaf
aus @meritunsrn beitehen mub. Tt
Shiffe anoerer Rati0nen iin0 bon iol
dem 3pana frsi. Sic t0nnen ibr
Mannidaften anperben, NO lie biei
finoen uno ielbftperItdnolid ftrsbsl
fie oanad, iie au moglitit biliger
Gohneu Al erlonsen. 80 ldnge pi
amerifuniinen Shifie ni6t bus gIeit
Red1t haben, tperoeH lie nit Dem Qus
lamb nift tonturriren tonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
GdbImkberiHt
SaGen geiterH bic @nncesarsi'
eeid,porsnex Midfer eater
unter6reitet.
Sie 6aben i'm Wansea II Anfiaasn
erhobea.

lie Observation-Disclosures hnbcn
aeiiern Rit)ter Cater TN Wun0es.
acrid,t itren Sdllubberid,f nntertrci.
let NIB In pier3ebu Sdaen aHfln8cH
erhoben.
g,id,t peniaer aIs neiiu Tnlldaen
luirocn gegcn Gcricnen erhcben. bic
beitlnIoiai iinS. NIcmbcn on 8iifer
ipoaacns seritort uno Die @ngaons
amsaepIiinbcrt ~, hnben. Tie getrc'
ienSen iius: Somer grcaonae lirie
aPcies Tapis: NiIliant gcnnl
Charles ssohnion uno Simon iitaib'
bons, ssobn eurrp lno Senrp Camp.
bell; Charles Sarris nno Woies
8recnberG.
,solaenoe anflaaen uurben tpeaea
9craehen aegen bic alli benz Vertaiif
upn SpirituoIen besiiglid,en Oelerc
lcrhoben:
Gnaene Sipceneu, ser giaenihiinic.
Der gopers gitters SO. in 0inein.
natl, mcil er feline 2iBens fiir Dos
Rcsiiii,iren BON Spirituoien ertpirtt
hat: neil err feline 2i5ens iiir Spiri'
Observation-Disclosures ino neil er felne
.isens fir Observation-Disclosures
eripirtt bot.
sslono WiiIlen BON Canton. g.
IspeiI or feline 2i5ens iiir ben Spiri.
fuoien.Stieinbanoef eripirft bat.
Beorge ". oanois poH Campaign
Gcuntp, rpeiI er feline 2i5eus fir oen
Observation-Disclosures eriuirft bat.
/ guaEoelI BON Iapton, O.. neil Tic
Ifeine 2i,ens fir ben SpirituoieIi'
Issieinhanoef er,pir!t bot.
Ter labafh1noler II. II. Sohns
Ipou lrenton, g., III IN ben AntIaac,
suiianh periebt tporoen. neil er iiber
Ieine Tobnfsperfnnie nidi porihriits.
ma6ia Bud, geiiibrt bat.
i ,sreo. g9. Nepers alias Dupont.
alias Rinebart pom Samilton, g.. III
llpegen 8ergebens acgcn bic Eoliae'
iese in ben antlage3uitano periest
lsuoroen. Gr ioa Elm ilnreeIles Stellcn'
lnahneis. Vurenu geleitei baben.
| Iie ebemnlisen grieitrager Gmar
l@rnnhnm mo 4iliinn s.. Shndlcif
lmnroen lpeaen angebliten 9rieioieb'
iiahls oHaeflapt
Charles o.. Sbepharo lit Der ger'
llesuna Scs Rann.8cieses beihMloiat.
! inbsm er Die i5 ssabre aIie Eaniu
I9ipseomb BON Gopingtcn. an.. nad'
,srpnion. g.. ncritieppt babcH lc!l.
Gine anfIoee lpegen anacblifsr
, Grpreiinma ipmrbc aearn Blen Tooth
, man erbcben. Der beidllbiat III, ben
l@eri,lh semod)t su babcn, on TT
AsiIiam ,soroan 1nnlor bon sSalnnl
Siug grieie neihriebcn sn babcn. IN
Ioensr unter 3ooesbrobnuaen $500
nerlanai puroen.
i Snsaeiammt nnteriud,tcn Die 8rob
lgeidpporencn 81 Sale nn6 pcrhoriei'
liza 3eugcn. Sic crhcben II anfla
aen. iancrirten flint ssaile nno trans
lierirten ypei ,sdile an Den 0ltlidgi
Iiitrift bon cbio.
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Die JabrbnnOertfe feier.
Waditen 1ieaiiaa Iette geriamm!anc
brs WeneraI. Gpmmittees.

Ter 1encrnl.NnsihnB, ipclfcr nle
Scutide ,snbrbun0ertieier 5n arrorai'
rcn bat, haIt om Tieniiag Abeno III
Der goro Cincinnati lurnhnae ieins
Icpte situma ab. ssn oieier gcrian'nl.
luna ioIlcn Sic abseid)en mno Die
qarten All SieIeleaoicn perttcilt NOR
ben. ioonI, ein roll5dbliaes Grideinei
ocrielbeu bon Goihen III. aild miro
bas ,sinnn,.aommiifee icincn Sdlli,b.
6erid)t m,icrbrei.en unb oas eeorlidie
groaranm Fir bic sscier in Der Wn.
iifbnlIe ain tS. Sttober nno i'm Ienf'
id,cn lteaier am 10. Cttober MIRO
porllcaen.
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g.uuisluauiidl S,utid iirbt
aus.
Don u boIp 3 3 m n.

Gt9ene geobc6tungsn, ipie aud bic
BON in ben psnnipIpuniih oeutiher
Diitritten lebenDen 9sutif 4meri.as
nern le6ren, oab pas psnnlnlocRiihs
9eutIh in 80 Biz 60 Jabren ausges
Itorben iein nirp. 4nsroines iprsfen
bsute nod 3sbntauisnb. in ben gouns
ties Serts, Buds unb 2ancaitsr I'M
Stoate penniplnanien lisber pennipls
oauiih 8eut16 ME GnpIiih. Soaar
iunae 2euts beiberlei Gefdlshts fpres
Gen es nod unier iih. 9ei nsn Hins
bern 8eigt iib bereits Der Gus'isrbes
pro3eb Der Wtunourt Der gIiern. wlan
tam beobohtsn, oab gltsrn, Die ains
Der nit 'it baben. nit einanosr penrs
fplpaniTa 9eutTf iprstsn. nit ben
ainoern aber ipre6sn lie gnglifd. neil
oisIe in snsliider Sprahe onreben.
Elm in Der @utmiitblg.sit beganssnsr
GROCER sebIsr, Der auh lsioer in 70
Dielen beutfhen Gamilien Der Gass!
gum Sarss Der oeutf6sn Sprahe
piro.
W q nostbilber bi. Sdulb.
Die 5aupturiade b.s 4us'ierbens
Der psnniplDuniih= =oeutihsn Utunoar'
unter Der Sueenb iInb Die Wnnbels
biibers 9bsater. Dieis gisbt ss in dll.n
Crtfdaf!en Der osutihsn 9iftri.t:
penniplpaniens. BON pielen Msiler
i'm Ilmfreiie ltr0mt bic Suseub Dor
Den Jarmsn nah ben WanosIbi.Dsr.
5beatern. Die Jolse III. bab bic Gar,
merbuben gu Sports" unb bic 1or,
mermdoels au Wooepuppen ipsro<r
Sic bemolen ii5 Das Defids mad
lsrobftdotiiber 4rt. NotbbGdis'
8ouerHmdbels molten sn 9Ieihaeiih.
tern fDerDen nit ~Ihmahienb@ neibel
lGeiidtsfarbe. DAP Bel timer ioIAer
lJugsno bic sinfad<n 2ebenss.nobnhei.
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Iient nno Gin Gamenfommittee, NIT
Tran GcpcIo,i, Scr Onttiu 0es Eoti.
5eideis, on Der Spiee, miro oie
Scnncurs nahen. Ins hiciige ar.
rangements.aommittee beitebt aus
goli5eihef Gopelan, ben SnIpeftore'
9rinlm uno Carroll; Toli5eiflef aen.
oaa bon Nor,pcob, Slopo StasIer
unb Thomns RcBopern.
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Der NniDoli ghnA 8. Gpdrn luf
;srani u. uHD acuiit s}ifber auf SAB
lana BON $1,000 psrsloat, neil ois'tls
ben feline bsi5en ainbtr obne Gruno
mithanbelt hobtn ionen.
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axs ben Oeri6tsb6fen.
lie nemr 0ranOjmrp Saiammenseitelt
nnh pereiSigt.

gerlonsi $4,000 fir ibren gatisn.
Gbefheiounss 1dus. - alaae
iibsr $105,0O0 pessn ang,blid9r
@erI1umouna. 6ppctbs.sn; Gcr.
beruns iib.r 5000, 900 sinsstlast. -
WerIhieoenes.
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acntbum $4,000.
Uerfd,iebenes.
5nm,s 3. Niabimiu unb bic Vors
ipocb Hational 8ons sEsaustsn eiu
lIrtbeil iber $5Q55 geaen ghGs. 6.
ssndion II. u.
Die Farmers & Werhanis Raiio.
raj Bunf erInnate elm llrtlsH ubss
S1S3272 aeatn bic Rcner Mhesl 60
4uf Ornnb sines perlorsn eegonas.
nrn Rcffers mii anho!t bat Grna a
Graham cine Nlaae ubsr $3.50 eegtr
he Gineinnuii & Suburban erpret
lgo. anaeiirensi.
sFrant 8. aemper. 1runee fir g
q. Eusen & Co.. erlnnsie Elm Uerbifi
iiber $4004.97 ssssn v. 70. 5ish
u. u.
| RapmonS Z. aeiffsr. rtr aeIsaent
lid eines llnfnns auf Der g.. M. &
g. Dabn einen grun bes Coulter
| blotis erIitt anb nssbolb be OeftlI
ii6nit (gineinnoii. Wiliorb e nop<,
lano 1rafticn Co. auf 3abluna Dol
$1,000 DeriIaat bate. srIonaie aenerl
| Elm Usroift iiber $3.50.
i Weaen 9rdaens perboraener Md5
fen tpuroen aefern Aboipb 5obnfpI
| sur 9obluHg Don $500 unb Nober
i sacbnicn aur a0hiuna BON $40 perur
fWfit. Dds llrtbeil aeaen ben Grte
/ ren murbt itboth fuspenbirt. nn6beu
q DsSfproden bate. fofort bic @tob
Az perlaiIsn uno nins me6r nieber i
| ipmmen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14

after seeing the wonderful exhibition
given by the seals is the extraordinary
patience which must have been utilized
by Capt. Wesley to train the seals.
Training horses, dogs and monkeys IS
easily understandable, but to take a
quintet of sea lions, performing out OF
the water, their natural habitat, and to
put them through course of stunts,
including walking tight rope, playing
as brass band, juggling rubber balls
and other articles and even doing COM
edy stunts, is almost unbelievable, and
for once that hackneyed phrase. must
be seen to be appreciated is apropos.
One of the seals gets many laughs by
his trick of applauding each stunt by
the other seals. He does this by means
of his happers on the sides of the stand
from which he works. Capt. Wesley
is young chap of likable personality.
and there is cleanliness and neatness
to the entire act that goes far toward
making it an unusual animal act and
great favorite with the ladies and chill
dren. - adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
covington Notes.

Joseph Beauprey was in L'Anse
Thursday on business.
c. H. Anderson, of L'Anse, forest
and fire warden, was here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Monieau have
moved their household goods to Munis-
ing, where they will reside.
Z. A. Belts, who has been employed
as accountant by w. II. Oakley the
past few years, has rendered his res
ignation, to take effect August lst.
The Sidnaw baseball team took Cow
ington into camp on Sunday Z to IL.
The game put up by both mines was
fair but Clerk Kotila says it takes Wat
ton bunch to clean up any nine on the
west end.
Patton O'Morrow will finish cutting
headings for the Menosha Wooodenware
Company next week, having exhausted
all his basswood. He will have manu-
factured $50, 900 headings during his
run. He will then install a portable
mill on the Vedder farm and expects to
manufacture 275, 900 feet of timber for
Mr.. Vedder.
A son was born'last Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. r. {. Kotila.
Victor Sikkila. of ST. Louis county,
Minnesota, arrived in Walton last week
aud purchased a farm from August
Hutula. A number of new settlers
have located in this township this
spring and the future of this section of
Cloverland is assured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Death at Peqaamine.

John Gustave, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Neipert, died at his home in Pc
quaming last Saturday night at $50, of
pulmonary oedema, after an illness of
three weeks.
DR.. Sharpe, the attending physician,
administered oxygen to John, every ef-
fort being made to save him.
He was born in Pequaming March Z,
1903, and since school age has been a
regular and faithful attendant of the
Pequaming school, being one of the
bright lights in his room. His sudden
death has thrown the community in a
gloom, the sympathy of everyone being
with Mr.. and Mrs. Neipert in their
loss.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock, FIR. HEM officiating,
and the flowery-deeked casket was in
tered in the Pequaming cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Peqaamine Notes.

Miss Elizabeth Hebard entertained
seven of her young lady friends on
Wednesday, her 18th birthday. An
auto ride to L'Anse and Keweenaw Bay
was enjoyed, supper being had at
L'Anse.
The painters finished work on the
Hebard mill and are now re-painting
the homes of Messrs. c. S. and D. L.
Hebard.
DR.. Marshall returned the first of the
week from few days visit in Chica-
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Hebard will ar
rive on the Octorora on Sunday, June
29.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday after
noon and delicious lunch was served.
Messrs. John A. Hickey and John
Lofquist were in the copper country
Thursday.
The tug Hebard towed the large
scow Pequaming to L'Anse Thursday
loaded with cedar poles for the Nation
al Pole Company. This is new meth
cd Of delivering cedar poles and the
trip was success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brink visited in
L'Anse Wednesday, guests of Supt.
and Mrs. Mellencamp.
Mrs. Willard Light, Of Los Angeles,
CAL. arrived Wednesday and is a guest
of her brother, s. s. Sawyer.
S. w. Beck, Of L'Anse, was a visitor
in Pequaming Tuesday.
The Pequaming juniors defeated the
L'Anse juniors at L'Anse Sunday, 22
to 10.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
In and Around the Mill.

One skidder is now ut work skidding
and loading logs.
c. Vukner expects to finish putting
on the belts today.
Grading on the right of way contin-
ues. The steam shovel is doing excel
lent work.
The automatic log unloader was COM
pleted this week. 1t will be possible
with this device to unload logs and
dump them into the pond as fast as
they can be placed.
The conveying chains were placed
Tuesday. The 1000 h. p. Corliss en-
gine was turned over Wednesday, it
working perfectly.
Experts from the Chicago Fire Ex-
tinguisher Company of Chicago arrived
Thursday and are installing the sprink-
Ter system in the mill.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Baraea News Notes

A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Eldredge ST. Clair.
C. o. Holmes was in Calumet Tues
day attending the funeral of Henry
Short.
Mrs. Lawrence Rinkey and son were
in L'Anse Wednesday, visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Turner.
The council met Monday and, besides
allowing bills. purchased 500 feet of
hose from l.. B. Armstrong.
Charles Hansen on Monday purchased
the dwelling of Joseph Oberg in Mes.
ter's addition. MIR. Oberg will leave
in September for trip to Sweden.
An assistant postmaster arrived Sat.
urday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M. Ennis.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Bellmore.
Mrs. G. o. Holmes is confined to her
room with illness.
l.. G. Hillyer was in Houghton on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Payne and M
and Mrs. VIM. Post. of Minneapolis, ar.
rived last Saturday and are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Payne.
A. w. Stark left Wednesday for
few days visit in Little Chute, Wis.
Mrs. Leo McKindles visited Monday
at L'Anse, guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
McKindles.
Mrs. Amelia Berg and Mrs. ArviS
Johnson and daughter, Hazel. were Wis.
itors in L'Anse Monday.
Art Rose returned Monday from M ar
quette, where he has been employed by
the South Shore the past three weeks.
He will resume his old position az
blacksmith at the Mass Mill at Kewee-
nav Bay.
DR.. r. S. Buckland has left for Min
neapolis, whore he will attend the con-.
vention of the American Medical Asso-
citation. being absent two weeks. His
practice will be taken care of by DR..
Sharpe.
Messrs. R. r. Craig, F. Jones and
John Radke were in L'Anse Wednes-
day, inspecting the new Marshall But
ters saw MILL
Geo. Nester was in L'Anse Wednes-
day.
The Nester mill broke down Monday
and resumed operations Thursday.
The latest ice box on the market was
installed by Joseph Girard in the bus
mess place of j. A. johnson on Tues
day. 1t was made by Becker Babcock-
Bishop Company of Cleveland.
R. B. Mathes, who has been employed
as barn boss for the Baraga Lumber
Company the past nine years, resigned
last Saturday. He is succeeded by
Charles Kunick.
Messrs. Matt Scrantany and Louis
Seward are in L'Anse repairing roade
for that village.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Skanee Notes.

Ivan and Will Rylander left Wednes-
dao for short visit OF the 500.
Supervisor August Paulson and Coun-
ty Road Commissioner Peter Newman
were business visitors in L'Anse on
Wednesday.
Arvon township on Monday com
menced the erection of the last mile
and quarter Of the new Skanee and
L'Anse bay shore road This portion
has been under the supervision of the
county road commissioners until recent
ly, when they turned it over to the
townships of L'Anse and Arvon. Com
missioner Peter Peterson will have
charge of the work and the expense of
building this portion of the highway
will cost the township 50, 500.
w. H. Barnett was business visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday in Baraga and
L'Anse.
Emil Newman left Tuesday for De-
troit, where he has secured position.
He was accompanied to L'Anse by his
father, Andrew.
VIM. DeJonker, of St. Paul, returned
Monday after laboring here few days
in repairing Dahlberg's auto truck.
Gus Dahlberg was in L'Anse Mon
day.
Charles Kessler broke his right leg
last Saturday. He was given medical
attendance as soon as possible, DR.. Won
Zellep of L'Anse setting the leg.
Mrs. Oscar Won Zellen and son, DR..
John, of Marquette, arrived yesterday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
o My!

1t is time to be a-moving, when you see
Jim Hase a-going
With his dozen poles meanderin' to-
wards the creek
When Newman takes his boat, and pre-
pares to let it float,
And Joe asks Jim about the trick
That he applies in casting flies, or hook
'em otherwise,
Those tricks about which Stewart likes
to harp,
Or the time when Been and Dan eth
er can tell you when
They caught the whale, or Sam the
monstrous carp.
Then it's time to go a-ishing, and not
sit around a-wishin'
When you know the fish are waitin' to
be caught,
Get hook and line, get busy! get your
tackle while it's easy,
At Axel Erickson's Hardware Store it
can be bought. (adv)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Return to L'Anse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dunk Robertson, of
Winona, have leased the building on
the corner of Third and Railroad streets
from Miss Mary B. Voetsch and will
operate boarding house. They expect
to arrive here within the next week and
get the house furnished so as to be
ready by the first of the month.
The return of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son to L'Anse is pleasing news to their
many former friends. They are at
present running boarding house in
Winona, but prefer l.. Anse, as it offers
better opportunities for larger bus
mess.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Capt. Wesley's Seals.

This marvellous act is one of the
features Of the Sparks Circus which is
billed to exhibit at Baraga Wednesday.
June rs, and the following is the crit
icism of the New York Morning Tele-
graph Of Saturday, Nov. 23rd, 1912, at
which time these wonderful animals
were playing an extended engagement
at all the largest New York City vaud-
eville theatres.
''The current week the electric lights
in front Of the American Music Hall
blazoned forth Capt. Wesley's Seals"
and they deserved every killowatt used
to fiash it, What impresses one most
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Supper a Success.

The Catholic church supper Wednes-
day evening was one of the most sue
cessful ever given by the ladies. The
supper was excellent and the various
booths did rush business.
The sum of $3.50 was cleared, which
will go toward cancelling the debt on
the parsonage.
The president of the church organic
alton thanks those from far and near
for their help in moking this affair the
success it was.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Play at L'Anse Tonight.

"Rebecca Of Sunny Brook Farm"
will tonight be presented at L'Anse
Opera House by students of the Pc
quaming school. There are five acts
in the play, which was put on at Pc
quaming last night to crowded house,
the S. r. o. sign being out.
A large attendance tonight would be
a pleasant incentive to the students
and good crowd would be appreciat-
ed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
LAnse Odd Fellows Elect.

L'Anse Lodge, l. o. o. F., last Sat-
urday evening elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing six months:
P. G., Henry Johnston.
N. c., F. A. Mellencamp.
V. G., Rev. G. p. Davey.
Rep, August Menge.
Alternate. Andrew Johnson.
The evening session was concluded
with banquet and smoker.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Items of Local interest


Cards were received here announcing
the graduation of Miss Lucy LeDuc as
a nurse in Portland, Oregon, yesterday.
She was in attendance at st. Vincent's
hospital and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lie
Due of this town.
Frederick Schytte transacted busi-
ness in copper country towns yester-
day.
H. H. Murphy, of Crystal Falls, a
former resident, spent Sunday in town.
w. B. Hoar, Of Houghton, was in
town Monday in attendance at a meet
ing of the board of review.
L. B. Armstrong, of Milwaukee, re-
newed old acquaintances in town Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Erickson and chill
dren arrived Tuesday from Ishpeming
and will make L'Anse their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Sterk and son,
George, of Ahmeek, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johd Sterk.
John Campbell is removing the sheds
in the rear of the Cohl & Levitan store.
Mrs. Edward Rogers. of Boyne City,
arrived last Saturday to join her hus-
band, who is employed by the Marshall
Buffers Lumber Company as scaler and
timekeeper.
Justice Jackola and Harry Frimodig,
of Calumet, secretary and treasurer Of
the Copper Country Building & Loan
Association, were business visitors here
Tuesday.
Marshall F. Buffers. of Ludington,
arrived Tuesday and inspected the mill
and woods work.
FRI Michael and jeremiah O'Rourke.
of Hancock, visited with Frank Stack
last Saturday.
Wilson & Zimmer, local contractors,
are completing the basement under the
big store. They will also build the ad-
ditions to the old Blankenhorn building,
corner Third and Broad streets.
FIR. Hem on Sunday announced the
bans of Miss Marie McKindles and
Thomas A. Cosgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Brennan were
Houghton visitors Wednesday.
Joseph Kemp is putting a steel cell
ing in Fred Kings saloon.sa =,
Mrs. Harry Steinbach left Wednes-
day for the copper country after visit
ing at the Steinbach home here the
past two weeks.
Herman Linderman, of Boyne City,
arrived Thursday morning and has ac-
.cepted position in Buffers mill as
lumber sorter. ~
Miss Florence Emerie is seriously i'll
and slight hopes are held out for her
recovery. >.-'
Angus M. Mcdonnell of Houghton,
representing Gately- -Wiggins Co., was
business visitor yesterday.
We have a fine line of ladies' and
children's dresses at the right price. =
Coil & Levitan.
If you want tailor-made suit for
the 4th, call and have your measure
taken next week. .-Cohl & Levitan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-06-14
Baraea Odd Fellows Elect.

At a meeting of Baraga Lodge No
554. l. o. o. F., held last Friday even
ing, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
P. c., Robert Martin.
N. G., Harvey Raymond.
v. G., George LaCourt.
r. S. Lawrence Rinkey.
F. s., ]. A. And ,rson.
Treasure., George Deffo,.
Delegate. w. A. Graham.
Alternate, w. c. Birk.