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The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
TO EXCHANGE FOR ARKANSAS
VALLEY IRRIGATED FARM

400 acres we'll improved farm,
we'll fenced and cross fenced, 200
acres in cultivation and so acres
In prairie grass meadow, balance in
pasture. Good Groom house. barn
and plenty Of good buildings. five
acres of natural timber and s acres
groves. 4 acres good orchard. Price
$50 per acre (s24.O0O) clear. Six
miles north OF Attica In Harper
county. Central KansaA.
Also a we'll improved 800 acre
farm 3 miles southwest Of Harper
City. Harper county. Kansas. Price
$50 an acre. (s1S.2oO clear.
Also 100 acre improved farm in
Barber county. Kansas. miles
south of Nashville, 4-room house.
stable. granary. windmill. pump. s
acres hog tight. and 90 acres in
Price $40 an acre. or
(s4.SOO). Clear.
Owner will exchange one. or two
or all of the above farms for a
good irrigated farm in the Arkan-
sas valley. He does not care for
possession.
The Geo. A. Watson Land Co.
Lamar, Prowers County. Co.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

Examinations are being held
this week. High school seniors
and eighth grade graduates COM
plete their work this week.
The Commercial commencement
planned will not be held this year
as the desired arrangement for a
speaker could not be concluded.
There are four graduates this year,
the Misses Marie Mitchell, Gladys
Lester. Ellen Robinson and Clara
Hfgbee. These young ladies are
ready to do satisfactory work in
any business Office. Miss Mitchell.
as stenographer and the other grad
yates as stenographers and BOOK
keepers. Diplomas will be granted
by the school board and it is ca
pected hereafter that appropriate
exercises will be held to mark the
completion oil the commercial course
Besides the graduating class In
Tie commercial department, a large
number OF the students have TAX
en- one or more branches in the
commercial course. BY taking a
branch each year the course can DE
completed along with the regular
nIgn school work.
The baccaulaureate services Will
be held in the high school auditor
ium ON sunday evening, May ISun
AT clock. Rev. +. h. keny y.
the F'irst baptist church Will preach
A cordial invitation is extended To
Everyone to attend this ser,,
Inc eighth grade pupils OF the
western part OF ProweIs and OF
bica county Will be the guests OF
the seniors at u program and track
meet TO be held at the high schooi
wednesday afternoon. May Il. The
eighth grade commencement exer-
cises will be held in the auditorium
Wednesday evening. May Il.
The high school commencement
will be held in the auditorium Oh
Friday evening. May 20. The pro-
gram will be given by the class.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

Mis-. NJ. L. PiersOn. VINO has a
homestead near Eads. was in La
mar a few days this week visiting q
the home OF her son, Ed Pierson.
airs. Pierson has valuable piece
df land and says 1t Is well worth en-
during a three year exile from La.
mar to secure. She states that a
great deal OF farming il being done
in KiOwa county this year and the
prospects for crops are very good.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
ExEcuTRix's NOTICE

Estate of Morton Strain. deceased.
The undersigned, haviIsG oeen appoint
ed Executrix Of the last VIII and Tes-
lament of Morton Strain. late Of the
County VI Prowers and state of Colo
RADIO. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she Will appear befofe tie County
Court OF Prowers County. at the Court
House IN Lamar on Monday. the ssth
day Of May. A. II. 1913. at the hour OF
10 o'clock a IN. Of said day, at which
time al persons having claims against
said Estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose OF having tine
same adjusted. All persons tnslebta.i TO
said Estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated twenty first day of April. a
~. 1919.
LOUEII.A STRAIN.
ExecutriN.
J. X. Doughty. Attorney.
First pub. April %. 1913.
Last pub. May q. 1918.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
Not Guilty.

The Fiery Man-Do you realise.
air that five men control the entire
wealth OF the United Statesf
The Meek Man-Possibly. sir. But
really, you know. I'm not one OF themi
Puck.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

Swords.
DO you think the time will ever
come when the swords will be con-
verted into plowsharesT
NO"
Then you do not expect universal
peace?"
"Oh, that may easily come; but
swords are 30 easily utilised for deco
rative purposes."
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

For Sale on Easy Terms, or Rent
Five room house with bath, three
blocks from postoffice. W. J. John
ston.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

ISAAC DEWITT.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14

White Plymouth Rock eggs for
Matching, Is for Use. Phone La
mar II2, or call at 81 East Park
and Second streets.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
OVER 1000 PATIENTS
DIR. sAPIRo

has been practicing In Colorado for man
ysada He 10 graduate Of the
leading medical colleges Of Europl
and this country. and u licensed "a
practice by the State Board OF Nsdi-
cal Examiners OF Colorado and other
stAtes
Tohss unfortunate and unable "a
pay viii receive medical attention free
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 3. Land Office at Lamar, Colorad

April z. 1914
Notice is hereby given that John A. u.
uary ~, 1907. made Homestead Entry
No 1lls. Serial No osoli
ship "a s., Range ~ W.. 9Th rrinci-
pad Meridian. has filed notice of In
tention to make Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scrbied, before the Register and Receiv-
er at Lamar. Colorado. on the card day
OF Nay. 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Noble. l. A Hays. Thomas JP
Newton. Charles NJ Siple. all Of La
mar, Colorado.
EUonNE n. WHITAKER.
Register.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
Heard In an Elevator.

Heard In an Elevator.
Observing Gent - Pardon me.
madam. but your hair II coming
down.
Lady (turning)-Minef
Observing Cent think 1t II yours,
madam.
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
Culture.

Gabe-What is culturef
Steve-Culture is when you SPEAK OF
the house beautiful when yo8 OoAn
- hAaufiful houAA
The Lamar register., 1913-05-14
For Sale

Potato Plants.
Cabbage Plants.
Tomato Plants.
Phone Prowers 1872.
ISAAC DEWITT.
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WHil0nnITd VTnU0nsN HHIII.

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tmnsssIa eHHH uti Gle ID Btat a8shh nHfHauai BAT Gle
5am 8sIffa et at tH saHs Ctt dtai tt 60 Wtu NJ tt6l
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5nt. af dashat batgnttt e]Httttuba i' EHtatnt uuH tm ntaun
WB 1aans at eiimuuat a~rsbtneb 8mm@mu8 tt enotspfflais
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qinsu lsuit BE ganitntbms TN auarnantu 81 butufuHm. Cb F8
atr as blr6 Gttst 1tgdt 6amiiuhNu btonoes id5n a,talha
rir0t. ih fdn6 cine dn6trt gmat.
ga 6as Rational gountl Of MomH Botua III anions 0B Jotts
1911 ,H Tacoma TIM Giaah IaItins.cn suranod ultbt. uammttt 0ara
3utm itinfg ttiasu gtaF0tntn Gau emma Smith DtDOe. CAB Is iHui
rmtuammrthisnaatt 9aomina. Golor16o, uah, 5oabo m0 NAH
trgtou nit uuqddbr 10000 Stimmsebuimm. 5n3ptfdtn bat ba
bic 8abt Der gta1t,n, in ptar b, Graun 6s Stinmrstt babsH. per-
oopptt uno Bid 3abl or finnbutatigtm Grausn %ptJtbufatt IHtgItns
6thdupten bt M brr trfn naHonaltn GoHfrg3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
0amu pom .QaHonabu Grauta aorJd'. Hadom f4 Oregon, aonias
QaGfornip. qri3oua uro 9anois ltbhus nit g,piFn 9sttdHiuHgn
SEN neutrality-suspicious. ansef6DTm, reprdfnhutsH ft 100000
SHmmQttsrinneu. un0 oamtt peom f. ME Der WilDauteT rSsTmania'
6erpl6" fat om 0iu artt, ntu0mmsn it, ibrn eiHorud df bic pot'
titm Gr9Btu in br gunots5auptfa0t n@t DsTfdra. @ids BON bitfn
rsrStu F6 p0r Ser Roufrtua bren GtbuHgn 6ui 1ast in QHpruh nsh
men ptroeu, as atousr DsrusfmtH laFr, ~Uobridsuid aud Der ptdFs
bent t0b Der mEifaniitN Jtas. unb an0er 6ttngthsr GHsstgenb,ttr.
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uL1ie Der kanaoapertraa.

DER SeHdt BAT bdhloHm. bic 10 Gents SOL dut Me3n, ne os
5ous BE- qonqreTss in Ieimr 5arifbia argesBt bate, su fritsn ub
ohiss Sauptfarmprobut auf Biz GrtiIHe gu iBH. es bIabt ia INNER
nod Sic sonfsren8 nit Dem 6nus, Die m~0gi6srHeHs auf onisu Bedding
os Snats ni6t sfngebt. 50 mare gu DHuIdeH. DEM i'm ai4t Der 9rs
oanaenbdl uu6 i5r.r Qt5rsn fam sr gduftss ~DtrihuftIt4e Sogen ntht
babm. In6 Die QutDort, bic bic GaEmr Der rpnbltaHti4sH qartd ai
ben RtiprotHdtsDtrhag nit aanabd gsgeben babsr, ioate stSHtlha tstHsn
3n.frl aud barber IaFrn. mas bic putepoItfdn Golgen icH Darben,
aanaoiIher IeiBen DerurIaat i'm Qurtfdutt qroorttoustpftH BON
so Gents pro guf6el. Jn ben Der. Stadt.u 1T or 9urtf6niH 60 Cents
Die natirlite 5ogs pirb os 6s~renordngm 'anobiaen Bsans fn.
Run 1T aana6aB Qntaugsbist nf gum tlsuftr 9dl sf4lofm, uno tin
~gpnIteraltrr mag Is oausrn. 6dB &auabds qrOoution fsHg 5aniHmt
us es Gin g~cniasnalhr lang Bel Ser 8eFtbeIung 0a amsritantfaeH Qss
items Der ian mar. ll6 bier Ggt Die Grfabung aus Der 8ergangenfett
Die bQgn observation-disclosures bs dmtrttanifasn 4efens runtrttn
81, Qanonirtidaft i'm Ofsn. gobsuprett feeu BIB our DertIoFgttt. 0as
ter tamen Die Dtleu OrIaFsnsn Garmsu, Die iubr3ebHte lang Elm Tsrtmal
Der SHHaaRn pa,u, bas uR in Der IeBen 3t bef4pano, neil Die
quie ft ~aussliden.
aouaoa miro urrr JrebanSI in Gstrt6s btfste Role fir ale 81
treble probu,iernoen Staatsn in Der Union Ipissn pe Dor 30 ub 40
SaEr,n Der 4saen fir ben Often. lIub RauaOa lift nidt uHe gdu0. Gs
1T quslaub, 6as oufbIibsn miro ME Die Role Ddbuno BEL uns Die Dct'
~Suridgebn neroen.
9r aber gIaubt, Oas gsfptI psrbe niat sutrsfeu, bic Grfa9rung
per6s Tb ui4t ~pieosr9otn, oou f. ii Elm 3ufdags 3ufnmmsnrsffsu &c.
pefm, br braudt muir su fragen, ME 5niunbd in 9ttrsios an GnganOs
aanoprtTtaft gsDttt bot. 1866 bate GnglaHo nod 3l26OO0 atrts in
me3n, tsuts nr nod $4,000. gerfs i'm SABRE 1865 af 1s77000
Qus un6 beuts af $1,000. Die Bauer paroetu aus, Ober IN be Gta6t
uno aus Den Bs6srn Durosn 5asbparts fit Die rstasu 2uufsnts aus Der
Gto6t. Der Bauer mub idntr arbeit 2obu erDartsH olrfsu. Dime b,
ausFdt bat feline Qrbett fsinsu 3ped fix i1h uno {, gHt oaEtH, 100 t
Sic QusGtt duF lobnenoen gstrsb unb @rtst bat.
mir f6 orpbe 2beorshtr mir i4Ddrm,n Sdfir. Der rsberD0n.s
una Der etd6ts au asuern, uHb rufsH ben 2tusn gu; .3urId oufs aano",
lno oaru bemH6su mir uHa, has aan6" gu entDsrttu.
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Drobtbtttonsaerebe perfeblen tbren Zweck.

Der ioe6tn Duoftntt4t 8eri4t 6s JnlanoFeutr Homml'
tdrs fir os NIT benz 30. SUM- a~bgsffloFse Gednuugsabr 8dgt, bB os
@fmrintanfs 6u4 ben @6naps in ofsm Sabre $7744,914 srObr
Fno. ais i'm 5a6re borbsr. Die 12s6rsnnobm. ourd Die gierRsutr bstrdgt
S3138911 uuo ourd Die @tuer uuf Betn, 9ran6p u. T. IN. $387679
Daa,an rabrsn Die gniinfe our9 gunOes s2bsn5m beosuhno at, uo
Inn S532217 BON Reiail6dnopss uH6 Asiupertdufern I'm $85203
bon Graross5duapss uu6 IstnDrtdufrR um $42656 Don Rddtls9Rrs
Drtdufrn unb um S79,526 bon Experimentation.
8ifss anItdunbe garubor iii ledt endrid: Das qrobbitionss
gsrritorium in ben Der. Gtodtn pd4f infOGss beHen miro bic 3ufI Der
gbfdtuoIsnbdnbIer cine tensn. 4ber Die 3uuabms oss SpnituofsHs
aouIums bait sIeasu G6ntt nit Der 3unabms Der gsOasruug unO
Oie para0orsn 3d6kn ssgsn us. Dab be qrORbitionsbepesung iRrsn
9frtd Drfehtt. Ga m1dt Die Menfden aat better. Ar in snem
gtaots Osr gOHntp, no grobibion berrT4t, geifigs gerdnte rintsn pl,
Derfhofft Gh 6eIetbsn bon a~usDGrts, uno 6as @iu3igs, hos erutt pno,
1T. bah Der Gtaai ODER Ous GOuutp I'm Die Ghunobmsn our6 ben Gstrdnhs
banosl asbra6t fprb. Der gnt4t Oes nunosstuersaOmmtFdr 5tg!
.uns fnner, bag prOb6ihOnssdess Die GmnHudt f6roern. gle 5Dngn
|be in .irodtnen" DtFritteu osbenoeH, Sdnnps 5u trinten, neil cine Gar
lone G6aops uner bebtutenb ntniger ImFdnOlGtehn Hunst peroeu
.fanus ais Elm paar Gussno- Gai4su Bier.
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9erlaugt-@in Singe int sitter bon
rs S1bren fir 4blteierung
Giner nit G%rfabrmg miro borge'
3ogell. Wertens & Gdraoer, 632
glortb "a. SiraBe, Siio.G OMAHA.
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Wl0bIirte 8immer III bermietben bel
0cutider 8amilic. Stuoenteu BE-
por5ngt. go. 2lt4 Gbicagc Ctr.
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gaicntnntDdItt.

s.. u. Shlrges, BatentonmnlL
GAG gronbeis Ebeater Hlbov
ghone. q. 3469.
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9labden fir %nngculeiae Sous.
arbeit; gutter 2obn; 558 Glib
80. aDcuuc. Eel. S1rncD 2908.
Steiner Sdu6laoen biQig Ill Der.
faufen; guteS @cid1it uuo CUTE
Gage aranf6eit lit Der @runO 0eS
@erfauics q. Gang, 7t8 iibl. 16.
2traBe, Gmdba giebr.
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Qntomo6iIe An berfaafen.


Gteoens.3 urpea 1909, 8 8bIin.
ser, so BferOefrditp, s gnHngierc.
9rnuden oas @eIo. $4,000
g(oreife: u 207 Omaha Sribiine.
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8aaiitH aas Hftf st 5ahH
Hfaah f SER eaft W Wtaaill
sta CIV iaaa Il. .eh ~
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8us. hfaa tui tff #lfdh hnh ID
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atithahff
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If lfnat.
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1Hl hu ruim aItm 8fiL tu o.
rntlamm U,btnt Eten uulu or
uHut ntbl mH8tthth himmuu0ts
tslu ih sst panbttl at 1tu
au4tuHt sic ufitfiHn Ole
aana uns 3Rsdwa siaiti.
In nna trbth nc pfuts nod 3til
hi itbtn unb An iahttH, rir non
luHdtn fno gtmalflpastu, vibs
tmb SIT,
40 buntbt ladtllt eat Waio;
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Orr p0hpasm ntdit rii BET
Dsifld.
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btua unb NIT baitnp1fist WiatiB'
tat:
mir blys,n fir bic Gidtrbtit
Der qtuis. Jn uns fbi man Dit
In Q5rabams Ghobi'
.Gonnsrpetisr, REF Der arofts
lpngm: .WluB br Wlann adrts Rno'
den babsn!"
Der GeIbt abtrborit be Gpibs.
.D1etgsn TN 4utomobiI2!
Rein Gag Dsrgsbt
@o nidt ismanb i'm gstt
firbt. iast, Oos auto nit ironiiast
llsbsr3tuguHg.
Der gofpassu fdpttg Osrdrgtrt
unb perIsgtn. 8snn feline iGrtite
Settle par es niht, 6isbt 5u parisa
rem. pa Iitb II bic g,mitsiqaImtT
tripnen.
.Qb.r, bos sebsu Sic 6od 5u.
9ersbrt.fer: gOsTis ftedt in ms"
uno i'm poItnogsn rsgte Fd bic
trsue, btutThe Didtsrs unb Dtnters
ialt. .gpsf,, iog ih 5bnn! Ulif
9oItsIieberR unb monbuddtsu, nit
giebe unb Jugsnb uno 6ornildnssH.
lin ung rpe6t Elm Stid Osranns
e,ner, bsFsrer gase" = ber poIts
passn l4Iu65is = bic quite. aIte
3eit".
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fubr tr fort: yDtnn Cir fid Elm
psnig mtbr fir fh6ne qiteratur iHs
tereTferen, a.nau bat uus Elm DENT
mol 9dsst. 9os g'I4isat 5Bnn
ME"
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tDFf = tostlstasti un6 ntht nur bel
8idteru, BET allen Wtnitea ftsben
Ell In ubIsm 6srHh.4
STE puftbcru = BITE 6upel"
Die poRiloH = Die Gbauffeur!"
9er poItpogsn fdpiss, Ftg'sToI3
unb ibsr5suet.
Sinh sic fsrtig2" fragts Der
araFtpassn.
sd min nitt Innge bsltbreu, =
Gie lagen IeIbR, i4 bin tstn Gt'
miltsnogsn, id gsbs 59nsH aas 56s
It Gigsnlhafttn 81, meins.tDsssn
psrbsn 81. nod pottiiftr!"
.absr .trpos MD ID Jbnen ias
qen, oomit mir uns iiHftig nit sts
pas frsunolitsrn qugtn betra6t.n:
Mud in mir itsdt bic potfie,
ni6t bic poeft oes Gsmlts, aber
eint onbert Fs tGnn nift riibrsr.
ME bic 9hries, abtr sntIlommsr unb
btseifern: Gs III bic gosfe Der
araft. Sn mir liett bic Gr.uos an
Der usbsrpinoung bon 9eit uno
Baum, bic Grsubs am 5rsiieiH BON
Der S6nsrs unb bon ben psoontss
rien un6 GHdsR Sbrss 9%Isfnltbsns.
tnb in isber Grsubs. metn aieber.
pis INNER lie f6 tunbgibt -, itedt
qtben unb posiit.
Damn a6er bentsn Gis baran: bic
Dslt reidt nod elm Stiid tpsitsr als
bis mad Grpftns unb SpttteIsbdd,
10 melt, bab Fs elm poitpagsn NIT
al |eiuer DoeTt ni6t bs5piussn
tann, unb bod 70 fd0n, bab is bss
8e8piugsns inert IT."
Der Msontsur unb Der Wtonn i'm
qelS trntsn in ben Ghuppsn.
0a6 elmer @ierttlftunbs pohte
bos 6era bts TraFtfpontus in rdr
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1OrOs, SnpmO6iIes, CberIanbs.

aQe Sorten gebrnudte AUTOS 6il.
Ia gu Dertoufen. Sdreibt ipegen
Cite uno BreiIe. @ir MAIDEN bette
Mpporaturm in Der CHARACTERIZATION
8erfltatt neitli9 bon Chicago. ga.
rantiren uniere Calling 8eIbing.
Srnat nab Soften. Seatss NOtOs
Gar So, 1415 Dodge StroBe.
Omaha, Rebr.
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aae 5Orten @urit tuerDen tdgIid
in unisrem Geindft gemndt
Briite unO f%ouIeroirtt 6leiidiosten
ionic cnsl1noiihe unO beimiIGe
DeIifatsiien, aud frisde Gemlis
je6er5eit porr1tbig --ShRauber N
6ofimnn, 40S norbI. 16. Gtrabe
Qhonp 9onaIos 1920.
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H(aIGfiirte ABeigen!

gerlangt-Wanu in mittleren SAB.
rem fir aQgemeine @ausnrbeit
In einem gribat6auie. DUB gltten
Auf 6a6en uuO Gmpieblungen an.
seben. Spredt Dor 8iuuner 206
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
MUSIC TEACHER IS
MURDERED IN HOME


Galesburg, ~, June to.-Charles
LIndoft, a teacher of the violin. was
murdered IN his home shortly after
midnight by man who has baffled
both the sheriff and police by leav-
ng no Clews.
l'indoit returned home from the an
'lual commencement concert Of Knox
conservatory of Music at IL o'clock
lie had taken part in the concert. Al
o'clock his daughter. Hazel was
awakened 10y the muzzle of a revolver
against Ter forehead. A gruT voice
told her To remain quiet under th.
penalty of death. She tried to scream
But the mans fingers clutched hei
throat
ihhdolt, hearing - commotion, called
whose there There was no repl,
ANA he started to enter his daughter
room. Three shots were fired by tn,
intruder all taking effect.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
NEWSPAPER LAW IS
UPHELD BY COURT
II Is Declared. in Decision Today,
to Be Constitutional

Washington, June l0-The supreme
court today upheld the constitutional
ity Of the newspaper publicity law, en-
acted as part Of the postal appropria
tion bill at the end OF 1872.
bitter fight was made against the
law. which. il is said, affects more than
5000 publications of the United
states.
Speaking of the clause requiring the
marking of paid ARTICLES as .advcrtis-
ing" Chief Justice white said this re-
quircmcrt was cognate with the policy
of the government, from its founua
ton. 20 make the expenditure of vast
sums. to afford low mail rates TO news
papers and bring some adequate re-
turns to the public.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
DEiTZ LUMBER PILE ROTTEN.
Milwaukee FIRM May Not Claim Tim
bor 81 Cameron Dam.

Couderay, Wis, June ia repre-
sentative of the Bruett Lumber com
pany Of Milwaukee, who is at Winter
inspecting the Deitz lumber on the
now famous pcitz farm at Cameron
DAM declares the wood is in very
poor condition and hardly worth haul
ing TO town.
This lumber is tho product of the
white pine logs that were left on the
Dcitz farm by backwater when the
WeVerhauser lumber company was
DRIVING logs on the Thornapple river
about ten years ago. and which Deitl
refused TO let the lumber company re-
move, aud which was the cause Of the
now notorious Deitz cases in Sawyer
county.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
NEW YORK ARCHITECT
TO. RECEIVE 100000
FOR LIBRARY PLANS

Detroit. June tO.--Cass Gilbert, of
New York city, hats been chosen by a
jury of experts ~ architect of the
new Detroit pubic library. Gilbert
was one of the six competitors who
submitted designs to the jury. The
successful designer is To receive SIX
per cent of the SI000.00O appropria-
ton for the library.
The new library will be built on
upper Woodward avenue. between
Farnsworth and Kirby avenues. and
will BE- a constituent part Of the Fine
Arts civic center for this section
of the city. The new Detroit museum
of arts will occupy a site across the
street from the library building
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
RETURNS FROM EUROPE.
G. NJ, Martini Spends Pleasant Three
Months ~ Native Land,

g, VI Martini returned YESTERDAY
from three months tour I'm Europe
the purpose of which was 10 visit rel
etives in Lucca Italy his land of ma
tivty The tour brought Mr., Martini
into France. Germany and England at
ter departing from Italy and altogeth-
er, the Journey was pleasant one Of
the pleasing recollections to Mr. Mar
TIM was his presentation of copper
specimens to a museum IN LuCca and
his generosity was highly lauded BY
the italian press. IN aunt with whom
Mr.. Martini visited is still hearty de
spite her age of 80 years and among
the routine of her iifc she attends
church daily.
The cost of living is as lofty in Eu-
rope rs in America, says Mr. Martini
and conditions abroad are similar tn
those IN Americt. Uneasiness Is ap-
parent in the big industrial centers
where he visited and conditions were
not as favorable as on his last trip.
nine years ago. Mr. Martini left New
York. February oS and spent six weeks
i'm Italy. While I'm Florence he met
John H. Cuddihy. who will return 4
Calumet this week. Mr.. Martini sail
ed from Southampton May 2s ano
tho entire homevard voyage was made
disagreeable through intense fog.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
OBSERVES ra3rd ANNIVERSARY.
Massachusetts Medical Society OpsnS
Annual Reunion Today

Boston. June tO.--The celebration
of the i22nd anniversary Of its foun-
dation IS one of the leading features
Of the meeting of the Massachusetts
Medical society which opened mere
today AZ the Coplcy-Plaza hotel 20
remain in session tot two days This
morning there were clinics az the
Massachusetts, General hospital and
the Peter Rent Brigham hospital and
several separate meetings of the su-
pervisors and Of the council. In the
afternoon sections meetings were held
and the annual meeting win be held
tomorrow morning At noon tomor-
row Or Homer Gage, Of Worcester
will deliver the annual discourse and
in the afternoon "A combined meeting
OF the sections of medicine and sur
gerry will be held The program vii
close with the annual dinner a. thC
Coplcy- Plaza ball room.