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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
ITALIANS LEAVE WEDNESDAY.
Delsg alton TO Upper Peninsula Fede
ration Meeting in Negsunee.

Calumet and Laurium will be well
represented at the meeting of the
Upper Peninsula Italian-AmeriCan
federation, which opens I'm Negaunoe
this week Each of the nine Italian
lodges will he represented at this
gathering. eight of them with two del
cpatca and the ninth with one dele
gate. Besides these, John b. Rastollo,
Of Laurium, grand president of the
association. and Domnick Centenino.
grand secretary, and a large number
of others will be present. The local
delegation will leave in a body on the
Northwestern train at 2:15 Wednes-
day afternoon arriving in Negaunee
IN the evening.
ono of the copper country towns.
possibly Laurum, is almost certain To
land the next big convention of the
federation II les likely Hancock and
South Range will extend invitations
10 tho delegates as we'll as Laurium.
The joint committee which has in
charge the plans for the local cele-
bration i'm the G. q II. park, will meet
Sunday. June 30, to complete arrange
mcnts for this gathering.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
WEALTHY MEN ON CREW.
Men In Harvard Shell Heirs to For
tunes Of $A5O00,000.

Cambridge. Mass. June l7.-When
the Harvard university meets Yale in
the annual boat races at New Lon
don. June 20, the oarsmen in the Grim
son varsity shell viii represent $40
100000 of heir apparents. They will
compete against the charges of Yale,
who have been coached by AVcrill
Hartman. the inhcritor of $,o,OO0,ooo.
The Harvard crew are nearly all
sons Of millonaircs. In the list are
representatives of the Morgan, Meyer,
Murray and Chanlor families of New
York. and Trumbull and IIarwood fam
lilies of boston and the Mills family of
Portland. one. The fortunes of eight
of the oarsmcr run from $lOoO.Ooo to
$4,000. OoO. r.. II. Morgan of Westbury,
Long Island, leading.
The crimson oarsmcn showed the
effects of their cushioned lives recent
~ when they struck and refused to
eat at the special training tables OF
Harvard Athletic association.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
|TO MAKE CHAMP
| OF CARPENT| R
10 Be SchooIed in Boxing at ex.
pense of French Nation

Philadelphia. June 17.-George Car
pen,ic', the 19-Year odd French heavy
weight the NEST recent conqueror of
'Bombardior Wells. is 10 he schoolcd
Smartigaliy by the French nation to
Rapture the heavyweight champion
shil Of the world, according IL inior-
nation received in "A Joint letter to
lIo,d Mcfarland, of bicycling fame,
aud William II. Recap, the boxing
expert of this city.
According To the information in the
Better At the end of the present year
|Cawcntior will serve "A three year en-
'litment i'm the French army, during
(which time he will be placed in the
hands of special boxing instructors
and will lac brought TO a point of ply
steal perfection.
The lines of discipline will be loos-
ercl ana he will be allowed to box as
often as his instructors and handlers
think necessary. and, at the end of
the three YEAR,. French army officers
who are interested in the fight game
abroad predict that he Will bc able
e. take the measure of any heavy
weight in the world. There have been
many boxers In the French army but
none of them had the opportunity
which rs To be given to Carpenter.
jeff on the Wagon.
New York. June Thames J. Cor
belt Nho injected much science into
the art of self defense. recently ie-
turned To- his home after a six months
tour IT the Pacific coast. Gentleman
Jim, as mis- friends know him best
spent several weeks with his old rival
Icluios, who tips the beam at 250 now
"lo0 is taking excellent care o
himself" said the heavyweight
champion last night. and despite th'
tact that he takes light exercise ev'
cry day, he has rapidly gained
weight Jim IS high and dry on thu
water wagon. and just before ! lei
Los An-cloe he made bet of Sl.0O'
with Barney Oldicld that he woul'
stick 20 the cart for year"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Chicago. H.. June 17-Chicaso de-
teated Philadelphia here YESTERDAY.
Cheney pitched invincihlc han In the
rinchcs Cor Chicago, while the locals
found Alexander easy at critical times.
Zimmerman ended the seventh inning
by striking out with the bases fun
Eridewel was ordCrd to the club
house in the eighth FOR disputing tho
umpire's decision.
r II r.
Philadelphia OOooo1 , o. 3 10 ,
Chicago ... ..O1o1 4X-13 II !
Batterics-Marshall Chalmers Alex
ander. Hartraust and Nillifcr. DOOM
howlev; Cheney and Brosnahan. Two
base hit-Magec Philadelphia Three
base hit-Cravath. Philadelphia. Home
rune-Nitchcll. SAFER. Chicago.
Cincinnati Ohio, June 17.-Errors
by Cincinnati enabled New York t.
win yesterday. Both NIarquar' and
Suggs pitched good bail hut the mis-
takes Of the locals proved their I'M
DOING. Sugcs was taken out To allow
King to bat for him i'm tho seventh
" "
Hcw york g.. .O2O01Ooto-i 10 2
cincinnati e.. ..0o1oo0 90 !
Batteries-Nra rquard AMI Hevers;
Suggs. Johnson and clm e., Kliug.
Two base hit-Murrav. New York.
st. Louis. o.. June 11-Althoush -
Louis secured q five-run lca' in the
fourth. BROOKLYN won tho opening
game here Yesterday Tho visitors
foll on Sallee in the sixth. scoring FIVE
rms on six CONSECUTIVE" singles
" " v
Brooltlqn ..OO0o151 10 20 "
81 T.ou,e .OOO5Oo0OO-- > q
Batteries Ruckcr and o. Miller.
Sallcc. Rurk Harmon and Mclean
Two. base hit -- Moran. BrooFlyr
Thrcc-hnsc hits Mowrcy. st Louis
! paubcrt. stencil, HrooIlyn
ptttsburs. pp. June i7,-Putshurr
lost its fourth straight game 10 Bo7
ton yesterday Carn;tz and HendriN
were hit when hits meant runs.
Y "
poeton ....t0.1of10o--6 Il
lPittsburs ....o211oo1oo--5
Battories Rudolph and Rariden
Camnitz. Hendrix. ADAMS and cole
man. Gibson Two base hits-Wo"'
~. pntsburs. Thrcc-hase hits-Mn
ranvillc, Titus, Boston.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
PATTERSON CO.
MAKES BIG HIT
Company to Appear Here Week Of
Fourth Now in Iowa

An advance representative Of the
Patterson Carnival company. which
has been secured to furnish attrac-
tions for the annual midsummer car
nival in the Laurium Driving park the
week of the Fourth is expected here
Friday or Saturday to complete ar
rangcments for the appearance of the
shows here. He viii remain IN Laur-
ium until after the last show departs.
Paper has already been received here
To advertise the shows and il is being
displayed i'm all parts of the copper
country.
The following from the Clinton. Ia.
Herald. where the shows are now APP
pearng lauds the company highly
clinton people have been splendid
" entertained this week by the Pat
terson Carnival company, appearing
on the big show grounds on Parker
street. and il will be with regret that
many of the Companys patrons will
see the close of the weeks engage
mont saturday evening. Good. clean
and attractive shows are the order
with the organization, every show
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
M'oUILLhN IN DEMAND.

Columbus. o.. June Flour major
league clubs are seeking iltVhe'
George McQuillan. Cincinnati. fitts-
burgh. Boston Americans and 'leNe-
land have all made offers for MS M
mediate delivery. Columbus VIII en-
terrain no propositions urtil the sell
inv time comes in August. and then
there must be n delivery OF good pay
ers In exchange, rather than cash
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H. ~ TO os SCORE i:
/; OF t6.iNNlNG GAME. :.
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PoSaiter. IA, June 11.-Experts to-
day had only partially completed COM
plins the box score showing the re-
suit # tic baseball game played be-
tween the teams of Upper and Lower
ltossit"r Yesterday for the champion
snip Of the town. but were able to an
lounro that the score was IL To ~.
The ommarv showed the following
Forty -tW" home runs, % triplets. -
doubles and Il errors. Fifty-scNen
play rrs participated i'm the zane when
went 10 innings and lasted five hours
Il-ht different umpires officiated
three being disabled
The score stood 9S to 9S at the emo
"i the titoenth inning. but the Lower
Frssitor team rallied and got II runs
IN tH" sixteenth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
LAURIUM PLAYGROUND.

All arrangements arc complete for
the oponins Saturday Of the Laurium
playground corner First and Hecla
streets. The equipment viii be placed
in position this week and the park Will
he made as attractive as possible
Miss Ngncs Hamcl will act as super
visor FOR the playground, which viii
hc open 10 boys under ten years and
Urls under twelve.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
sACRED HEART CLASS DAY.
Excellent Program 20 be Offered by
Seniors This Evening.

Class DAY exercises will be conduct
ed In the Sacred Heart auditorium
this evening by seniors Of the Sacred
Heart high school An excellent pro-
qram. which includes p drama. Tine
orphans Revenge. viii he offered
The play VIII bc stage by boys of the
senior class. assisted by boys of the
Junior class Special costumes ana
ecenerv are employed IN its produc-
ton. Tile final dress rehearsal was
held Yesterday afternoon and under
able direction the young men nave
reached degree uf efficiency
The class day program follows
SclcCtion-S ". ~ :. orchestra.
Sam,atory-IIazclM cunier.
class song '13-Thc class.
Class history Veronica Kelly.
Selection orchestra.
Class pocm--tlorenCe Hartmann.
class rophccy-Errestine Caesar.
Piano solo-NIamic Noonln.
Nalcdictory--Co rine Erouillet.
Selection orchestra.
Words of class song-Ernestine
! Caesar
Music az clioes song -RronislauF
! Elinstruh and John ;,hca,
Drama-"Thc orphans Revenge b'
toys If senior and Junior classes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
TEACH FOOTBALL AT HARVARD

Cambrl1gc. Mass, June tG-tours-
e. I'm coaching football. baseball bas-
kethar aud track teams VII he given
at Harvard university next year, u
william H. Garcclou, graduate treas
,,cr NJ Harvard athletics. can secure
liberal financial assistance. daroeioh
believes thl' graduates who accept
positions as teachers. should he ablc
to coach hish and preparatory sch"o'
teams.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
ANNUAL PICNIC OF OWLS,

The second annual picnic Of the
Laurium Nest of owls is being held
today in the G. a r. park. This morn
ing there was a big parade Of the Lau-
rum owls. headed by the Lamium
hand and soon after their arrival at
the park the owls and their friends
enjoyed an open-air luncheon. Sports
and dancing will be the principal fea
lures of the afternoon and evening en-
tcrtainment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
HIGH JENNINGS FINED.

New York. June i7.-Ban Johnson
today lifted the suspension lh'li'''"
ON Hugh Jennings of the IlscrS
last week as a result OF his run-in WIN
Irpnire Ferguson at Philadelphia a
few days ago. Jennings pald Tue INV
asscsscd u, the unpopular arhit'r a'''s
This drew the lcniency Of the big eh'ei
of the league.
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Miss Mary Dairo IS expected home
this week from Mount Clemens, where
she has been taking a course in the
Nurses Training school.
A new tar macadam approach for
the old Laurium .re station is being
laid. replacing the old board approach
which has outlived its usefulness.
Homer Shedrcr has arrived home
from Detroit. where ne has spent the
asst seven or eight months.
Miss Corine lister of Laurium, who
las been teaching ~ Houghton the
rast form. viii attend the Marquette
Normal summer term.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

inston. Home runa-Russcll, Bodie.
Chicago.
Boston. Mass. June l1.-Boston
made II four straight on -. Louis
yesterday. winning a twelve inning
contest II was pitchers battle be
tween Wood and Lavercnz. Wood
drove IN the winning run with a sharp
single
II II +
st LOUIS .IOOO1OOOOOOO-2 6 >
Goston ...1O100oO0O001-3 6 o
Ratterics-Lavcrcnz and Agnew:
Wood and Nunamaker. Two-basc hit
Stovall. ST Louis. Three-base nit
Shotten, 81. Louis.
Philadelphia. Pa, June 17.-Phila-
delphia defeated cleveland here yes
terday. Tho game was pitching duel
between Falkcnberg and Plank. tho
latter having the better OF the argu-
mcnt.
II II y
cleveland ... $1,000 ooo--2 G o
Philadelphia ..OOOOto11x-3 Q o
Batteries and Carisch;
PLANK an6 Schang rwo-base hits
Jackson. Iaioie Cleveland; T. Murphy
rhiIadoluhia Thrce-hasc hit-Strunk,
Philadelphia.
New York. y. !. June l7.-Detroit
ovcned the series here with New York
Yesterday hy winning out in the ninth
Detroit ...OO0O020o So
a "a 4
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American Association.
X ~ J.;

Louisville :. Kansas city 6,
Toledo !. 81 TtTi ~
Indianapolis . Minneapolis ..
Columbus s. Milwaukee 3.
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American Leacue.
TODAY'S GAM s.
National League.

Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

Melborn Hosp. Of Kansas CITY Kan,
:. wears old. plays the piano by ear
rendering difficult pieces quite aceu-
ratesIv after once hearing them
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit At Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

Indianapolis Union Railway com
many will elevate it's tracks from
Senata avenue TO Washington and
Noble streets at cost Of s3,ooo,oo0.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

To control ctcaret smoking and to
censor moving picture shows are the
two objects Of cooperative plan
formed by the Parcnt-Teacher circle
and the civil league in Lock Haven
Pa
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

You viii not please her unless your
Vcddin2 ring comes from Levin's jew
,lry store Advcrtisement-l II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
American Lesuue,

washington. u. G.. June INC
Brides error in the thlrd AFTER Two
were out paved the way for Chicago 10
win from washington. Russell ana
podic made home runs later IN the
game. Foster, who has been out oil
the game scvcn weeks with tynhoid
foyer. resumed his position yesterday.
II " i,
cr,caeo 49, ..O62Oi1Oo0-i l
washington ..OOi000oOO-l
Batteries 49, Russell and Schalh'
Groom. Engcl and Henry IW"-"'S'
hits Weaver. Chicago; Horny WASH
i,eton Three base hit-Groom, wash
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Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World

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lAURIUM sREViTiEs.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
MnrA Baknta.

- 100000 @ulbels al &orr
er in6fjebt til @illiston fra Sm:
egnen. MelIem 1000 til 5000
8uibels fommer ser bper Sag.
- Sfplge en- SOB %ne6toget al iio:
lte 2~egislatur fon @uperngren al:
fe6ige @p= elLer @ountp=gmbeoS.
me11b, bpis Sc banftjptter lit @m=
bebe poo Ell eller on6en Moobe. 60
ben traaote / 4raft Sen lite S11li.
- 9amer11e / MuDpille 1amler
Henge for ct Gemcntfortop fra 8D>
e1t pg us til @robplooien. Mrbejbet
nil foite $500. Dmnerne far iams
let $500 ollerebe og boober inoen
fort Eio at foo Sc manglenoe 5000.
- Gorm1erne runot 9ebtls Safe
bor blepet enige ON at lutte Mr=
bej6et / @elttioen 81. 6 Gfterm. og
i m1o1lge Eilfeloer ifoffe Mrbeioerne
fri M11tomobiltl1re til 8pen efter Mr>
bei6stioen, ioa Sc fan fornpje Zig
otter be6lte Gbne paa Gbal,taltqua=
gr11n6en. Specielle 5pnoagsfor<
npielicr og sport neoe be6 @onoet
er orrongeret for @e1tfolfet. SSa,
iaaIc6es lp6cr ben noe ten 11trolige
@eretning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

IgenSlnde lgJen at DllVe SUM OS
st;erk. Efter at have brugt Lydia
lE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
blew jeg hurtigt bedre og idag er jeg
fuldstandig rask. Jeg kan like I'D
trykke, hvor lykkelig jeg befinder
mig og kan like prise Deres Com
tpound for meget. Jeg Wide like
undvere Diet i Huset selv ON Diet
kostede tire Gange saa meget."-Mrs.
CHAS. CHAPMAN, r. r. D.. No. Z,
Bellevue, Ohio.
Selv ON Deres Tilfalde er van
iskeligt, og Lagerne like har kunnet
|hjRlpe Dem, b@r De like vedblive
at PLACES uden fGrst at fors9ge Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
|Det har i. Sandhed hjulpet mango
Tilfelde af kvindelige Lidelser, saa-
som Betnndelse, ~Saardannelse, For
flytninger, Svulster, Uregelmassig-
he'd, periodiske Smerter, Rygsmerter,
og kan maaske netop vnre Diet .e
beh0ver.
Observation-Disclosures err en- stolt og
~enestaaende. bet er en- Rekord af
stadig SER over de vanskelige Kvin.
desygdomme. der er fulgt af For.
tvivlelse. bet er Ell afgjort Kjends.
'gjerning. at Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound har gjengive1
Tusinder af saadanne lidende Kvin
der deres Helbred. Hvorfor fors0gel
De den like. hvis De beh9ver e1
saadan Medicin?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
@Mnt1ntx.

- Gen 2. Septcmber oil ia fle<
re &oitfpareba11ter blipe opretteoe
6e forifiellige Stater, og al 6iSie
folber tire poo Minneioto, ioet &o1t=
%fontorert1e / 8obger, @arnl1m %
Crosby piI forpges meo 0en11e Mfoe=
ling.
- Garrutbers, CIT 6alifner be0
Stotsfe1gilet, far fon1 &egnifabSfp=
rer piit Jig faa buelie % poalibelig,
at ban mi 1om fri Wea,1o faar fat
s(niattelle neo 6nngilet. Sun er
Sen 4oe, iom poo nogle Star bor
r1omerfet fig poo lignenoe Maooe.
STINT o~rteitif gano fploer
@an0rprene / Woorbeao MI. Ont
firing 10000 @olloner @anb pr.
9ug pumpeS fra Sen fprlte al 6e
to Toripgsbrpn6e, iom CT blepet 3D.
ret UNDER Op1pn al @ano= % 2ps=
commissioner. H1tmpen fan treffe
op 10000 @olloner pr. Dog.
- 100000 &l,no 8in0etraoo
for Torn1er11e or / Star fiebt fra
StatSfGngilet i Stillmater - ell
mn &eforo. 6armn1aifinerne, iom'
fororbej6es berite6s, bar ogioa goo
flntning. 8are for iaaoonne Ma-
finer CT ser fomnlet inb $780,
900.
@inona County gtper 50
Gents for bper @opperi 1on9e, foa:
orabes. Torleocn Gag btrpeoe &.
8. 8ropn / 9resbocb bos County
oubiteren $73 for 146 at oiSie
Slonger, Ser mantte la6e tit 2ib.
Tibligere / Moareoen bepcoe ba11
$11 for % Slm1ger. Dette CT Sen
Ti6 poa Maret, 6a &lapperi longerne
CT baIpbltnoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Jnn1a,

-O,ntrent 500 &erioner, ser
forleoen 6eltog / Ell SGn6ogsifolc<
&icnic ner @aroitocf, blep forgif=
teoe peo bcoGrpet 6eoe, fom lerpe=
reoes uroer ltbflugten. Tlere bar
iaa ipge, at 9Gger11e nGre6e 5rp9t
for at Sc nilbe bg.
- De,1 peo Sto11ton boen6e s.
s. @oilcp CT I'LL 80 Mar, % bog
bar fan 1noer Sn0bpitningen iaor
gooct SIDE om Sioe meo Sc orore
Mrbejocre / Mgeren pg mcertiocn
gjort Jig lpitig oper, at &rGfter,lc
life piloe itrGffc til for 6isie. Selp
l111gc og raife Mer1b moa npttc Jig
go6t for at fglge bon1.
= SEQ Malpn @itp, % forreiter
ODER belle Gcrro @prbo Goul1tp, CT
Set nleite al |@opren tGrifet, % llo=
bpttet opgipeS at bore fra ina &c
til so @llibels pr. Mcre. @apreu
ipnes / Iar at bore britt f%orifjcllig
ioet ser paa famine Tarm clle1
enoog poo ian1n1e N9cr fan bore
flor 6prl fjel / @l,i6elSontallet pr
Mcre. Majien banbe operalt
Gountpet lot itore Mfs, % omeno
|ifjpnt Scr life funbe iiges at ner,
nogen 9prfe, pilbe BOG &egn / be
tpoelig @roo forbe6re ltoiigterne.
= Saloo1tfolfene / @otcrloo ia
libt 1t npt Mebcrlag, ibet bere'
Mriggning om fornpet 8ebonolin!
at Sagen ONT Sc iioitleoen Nopen1
Der og December optogte 5aloon
petitioners @olobarbeb ii01te 2er
bog b1ep afniit al 0ommer Dua1
Dar1. G1ter 11pgle nlt11ore 9eftel
ier blep B%etitioue,, igjen erflpre
for utilitr9ffelig. 5ogen oil mao
ife uppelleres til &pjelteret, men
ollie Tifnloe ptl @oterloo forblip
vter" en6nu min6it ct Mar. On II
&etition fan cirfuleres efter 8t
bolget neite &oor, n1en flere al 5
ti6ligerc SaloonbGrter begpnoer a
bline moolpfe poo @rrnb al be ito
re l1ogifter og Su9e,s ltoisbe>
CIT al oe,n bar erflrret, at han bn
tobt $4,000, % at bon life agte
at bibroge mere til Samplers Sci
l%igeboloelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
6uh Bakntx..

= Yoltfplrtoret / Micbn1on0 og
Sen @utif, bpori &pntorct oripe$,
blcp forleocn Scat bjenlp gt at
Sssnobruostppe, Ser bcmGgtige0e liz
$50 / &pntuntcr. Mic(rn1o11o CT be-
liggelroc / 8ronl1 County.
$ Nfooiion bill Scr / Sen nor
n,cite Trcn1ti0 ofbolbe5 eli lpeciel
gfltcuu1ing for at looe %rl9er11e
ofgjare ct 6orllag ON at 11olteoe
$4,000 @onbs for Spfbrelic al ct
Muoitori>1m mes @pnnoltif(ofole
for Spiifolceleper. @pgninaen tan=
fes opfprt poa @pilfole1s Cont.
~ Sra flere Ste0er al etatel1
flages ser ober Mangel paa Siglp
til S,1obgitningen, og ma11ge Iar-
mere bor presiet !Suitrlt og 9ptrc
til l1barbejoe, i0et Sc bar opgipet
oft @oob ON at faa oroentlig Nr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

'lingen ! 1910 bar oct fo1nlebe Mn-
tai poerligere iteoet til 350,445,
nemlig 299,2S3 / 2anooiitrifterne
% Sligo ! Bperne. S set belle er
Mntallet at beboeoe &uie ira 1876
til 1910 oofiet meo 17>2 @rocent i
2anooiitrifterne og life minbre emo
73.4 Srocent i @perne. ct intar-
esfant Moment / berne @tatiitif cr
BET, at Antallet al Sips oe Stal6c
,iom iamtibig bruees til Motteopbolc
for meuneifer, fra 1876 er gaaet
neo me6 1928 &rocent. 9erimoo
''er Mntallet al Gienerboliger og So
6erauosbuie goaet ltrrft frem / sen
ienere Sis.
Set Met iginefal0en6e Gref be6
bore Observation-Disclosures @iitorie CT,
ffriper u8toer1s Segn", Sen e,rorme
6remgang / Mntollct al. @pgntneer
iiom tjener iociale eller bl1n1anitere
I6ormool Mntallct of Sp6ragelieg,
og un6erpisningsonitalter er / Sd.
bet al IS Mar pofiet nte6 bele 57l
&rocent, Mntallet al 6attigbuie mel
1866 &rocert, at SpgcbuIe meo 20t
og @in6sipgeaipl meb 1856 Bro:
cent. Mntallet al iaafalote n1iloe
|@tiftelier biier / statiitifen bare Ell
6remgong poo 1872 Brocent, mer
III @irfeligbe6en er Sremgm,gen me
get iterre, ot1tagelig flere @unoreb'
Brocent, ioet Soipitoler, iom fpr pa1
, regnet blo11bt mil6e 5tiftelier bei
BEN iioite 8olfetelling, er opfer
!, nnoer Spgebus. &or Ti6s 1terf'
Snteresie for iocioe og brmaniter'
Spdrgsmaal aflpejler Jig iom MAJ
: |fer meget flart / Statiitifen ope:
t @eboelieSforbolo / Morge. S 6e
bele niier benne Statiitif, at Norg
paa oct f%ociole, bunanitere og ia
nitere Smraaoe bar giort 9Gnif
: 9o6e Gremifriot / Sc it6ite IS Ma1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

tro6s ben &ien6sgierning, at 8e-
f%oltnlngcn lom ct bele iibite Mor er
pget. Sioite Mbresiebog piier, at
Ga Crosses 8efolfning er potiet
meo 1000 itoite @ur, og bog er Der
lite ioa mango @ern Tom fer. Sen
optogne Genius in6befatter @prn !
Nloeren. fra 4 til 10 glar, % me-
oens Der piier fig en liben 6orgeel-
fe at Sfolebgrn / Ell mere fremi fire.
ben Ml6er, er Der al De Dngre CT
betboelig Neogang.