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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
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Scrap Book
A Very Fine Stew.

From Belgium comes n funny story
OF the reporter OF an Antwerp paper
who was seut 10y his editor TO Brussels
10 take down n report OF the king g
speech. In order 10 add interest to the
event the reporter was given two car
rier pigeons. trained to fly between the
two cities. by which he should send
back his message.
When the reporter reached the cap
itsl he went into restaurant and,
handing the pigeons TO the manager,
took a seat and ordered his dinner. Ho
was kept waiting long time, but
finally a delicious stew was served,
which he much enjoyed.
When he had finished he called for
his bill. settled it and then asked for
the pigeons,
"Pigconsw cried the waiter in great
establishment, why. sir, you have
just eaten them"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
COPPER COUNTRY FLOUR,

a project is under way to orsaniz'
"a company to build hour mill AT
Portage Lake to turn cut 600 to 30.
barrels of Gour daiI, The proposed
capitalization is l5,oOO shares at tel,
collars each. II is planned to place
this stock in the hands of as many
copper country people as possible, and
a. particular effort will be made to in
t,reat thu farmers.
The widespread distribution Of the
stool, viii mean a greater personal in
teresl in 'hc company and corporation
ly the many shareholders win aid
greatly in making the venture a sue
cess II tho farmers can Ice Interest
ed assuring sufficient wheat for the
plant, tho prospects viii bc most Ell.
louragjup PORTAGE L.I,c is a iplcn-
wd Ioratlou tor big grain elevator
and low mil, and the contiguous
farming region has great possibilities
as wheat raising country There is
mo- question as TO the quality Of thc
wheat thai can be successfully grown.
10 ia of the highest grade.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06

The outlook In the United States for
the new year. all things considered, Is
encouraging. says Henry CleWs, II is
possible, rs just said, that owing to
tarin legislation ana to disturbing po.
litical agitation the country may eN.
perieucc q temporary slowing down OF
business but this cannot last indeii-
nitcly. The country. generally speak
ms. is bare Of merchandise In n
important department is there jlt
UvrrsuppN The growth OF popull-
ton and development OF our ncmc re-
sources mean a resumption of indus"
trial activity al the first opportunity.
There are signs also Of our politicians
taking notice that too serious disturb
Gnce of business will react upon their
own future.
rhc political outlook though com
pliC0ted as usual. is really brighten
iug No legislation OF Importance is
90 be expected until the new admins
tratiuu comes into power two months
ship trust and rujo committees will
rhip-trust and Julio committees wiz
givc hearing at Washington and ia.
tercStiGg results will follow. Mr.. Will
son viii promptly call an extra scs-
sion. ana il is to he hoped its atten-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Key to Puzzlsdon,.

No 192" Divided Authors, Bacon
DRYDEN, Milton, shakespeare, Gold
sndth Wordsworth Nothcrwcll Cole
ridge r-r.t
No l925 -Charadc: Par, ON, age
Parsonage.
No. l92I.-Word square; Rain, able,
ills, most
No. 1923. curtailiugs. l. Ant-ler 2
BELOW 3. Bug-le
No 1926 Concealed Names. I Mary
= Wiuirrcd, :: Alice. I Helen. Dora,
Edith. : Amy, Frances.
No 921.-imStrated Novel Acroytic.
frimals, Reynolds: third row. Lave
renee, Words-l,uler, Gland. yawls,
north. opera, lance. ducks, sheep.
No. 1928. -Auagrams: James Russell
Lowell. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
No. 1873 ubtrections: I, Spin: =,
Trim
No. l9%0.-Numerica Enigma: 1T i.
not all If life to live" Words, tin,
son, tall, lot, tlfc, love. lie
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Now Mix RennntanI.

4 patent has been granted 10 Edv,,
A. Hayden of salt Lake City on mill
can which may help 20 solve the prob
lem OF delivering pure milk in IN,
cities His device consists of n ca,
"'thln q can, n dead air space sur
rounding the inner receptacle. Tn,
inner can is protected from extreme,
OF temperature by an envelope of as
bcstos or other poncouductor II ma,
he removed easily Tor cleaning. On,
cover, when closed. seals both ems
MI. Hayden says experiments hay,
SHOWN that the milk will he preserved
TOR many hours Mt the temperature al
"hlcb u Is put in and that the device
Gun be manufactured clIcaply.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
HOPEFUL OUTLOOK IN BUSINESS
AND POLITICS SAYS CLEWS

ton will be confined strictly TO the
tariff. \ good way 20 meet the emer
gercy FOR the extra session would bc
t. pass over again The last sessions
tarifr bills which failed to become
I law OWNS To the Presidents veto and
then adjourn. II seems hardly likely
that the Democrats win encourage any
destructive policy, because ;hey arc
already obligated not To disturb bust
ness, and il they did their chance of a
renewed lease OF power az the next
election would be very remote There
is fortunately, good prospect of the
banking and currency question being
taken up seriously at the next regular
session. To inject this question into
the extra session would be doubtful
policy. since IL might tend To confuse
the issue and would render more dit 9.
liCult the securing OF a sound aud Ell
rcctivc reform bill. There is no doubt
that Il prudent measure can bc passed
which win de- much toward preventing
a repetition Of many of the so-Calcd
1busCS i'm the financial world which
have lately been under public discus.
siur. The chances of securing salts
factory legislation I'm this direction are
better today than they have been for
many years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Height o. Mountain. v,r;.,

Inc discovery that the EiTel tower
"a Paris varies in height according 20
the temperature of the air eliclts n st,ll
more remarkable piece of information
OF the same sort II appears TIM,
Mount Everest, still believed to lie the
highest mountain IN the world varies
III aitltude from time 10 lime rs much
as SUD feet During the daytime the
SHOWS will often melt To that extent
Oh tue summit OF the mountain he.
tween sunrise and sunset On the 9th
er hand, often between sunset and su,.
rise The mountain wiz regain 600 foo,
IN single night. Therefore the 6rore
gwen IN the Biographies of 2oOo2 fec,
Tor Everests altitude is ,uere rouyh
average Colonel Burrard who has
made q study OF the subject. saws ina,
the officers Of the Indian survey MAC.
me mountain somewhere bciv eep os
200 and 2o,150 feet in height ana 40.
cline TO guess any closer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
M ZOE hRsItRA1InM

PRESIDENT iafJ has declared himself
as e1uyoaally "a favor of arbitration
Of the question Of free Panama cana
tolls Tor American coastwise shppinr
lr event of the pending negotiations
1stuecu Great Britain and the United
states m i'm bringing about . SETH.
m.nt
M Iar always hos been an sd-
v7c7to Of arbitration and favors it in
this case even though the United sta
tes has everything ~ lose aud little
10 gain by submitting tho canal qucs
ton 20 an impartial tribunal He is not
fearful that the United States will lose
in The point Of view it has taken. yet
were he afraid Of the result ne stu
would favor arbitration, Tor he has not
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No. 1e2e.-concealed Names.

A rirl7 name in each couplet.l
I. DO not doface or mar your wall;
Twill mischief make, both spring and
fail.
z win II Redmond viii play fair;
1f not, TO win do not care,
4 Here's aOme real ice. brought from the
lake
Three feet by nve--a nice cold CAKE.
T. She lent me dollar bright and new
She Ia not a cheat. and her faults are
few
8. oh, do, Eastuv, stop that noise
II seems TO me Nou'te naughty boys.
6. Cousin Ed it had roar
Louder than hiG wild boar.
I. 81 am, YOU ere and thou art, d"
Sang merry little Billy Hart.
s. When France sold ia the wide, vide
west
We bought 1t quick because twas best
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No. to3o.-Num.ricaI gniama.

T-enty-tuo letters give me, and I viii rt-
press
truth. " believed, that VIII onstsntiy
bless
My - q letter and no part OF YOU;
Ny 2 ; metal and useful one too;
Nv 80 ~ blessing II hos = good man
My 10 is = stature ntcn gain " th.y
can,
Nv 10 n Il rs iust q portion of land
My - Il u - is Oft played in tho band
My lG is = .2 10 given from friend 80
friend.
My 10 70 90 when sponen the best soon viii
end
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
The Best They Could Do.

or all The illeaiblc writer's none was
more famous In this country. Of course
than Horace Greeley, OF whom one
composition said once. "If Bclshazzar
had seen this writing on the wall he
would have been more terrified than
tic was" Once Mr. Greeley wrote ia
decline an invitation of the Iowa Press
associations
II have waited till LONGER waiting
would he discourteous. only to end that
! cannot attend your press meeting
next June ~ I would like 10 do find
so many cares aud duties pressing on
me that with The weight OF years feel
obliged TO decline any invitation that
takes me days Journey from home"
Out Of this the recipients in consulta
ton assembled made:
~ have wondered all along whether
my squirt had denied the scandal about
the president meeting ,Iaue in the
woods on Saturday. have hominy.
carrots aud u. Il. ties more than I can
move with eight steers " GELS are
blicbtcd. dig them early. An insiuua.
t'op that brick ovens are dangerous 10
hams gives me the horrors"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Concrete For Fireprcof,nu.

Copcrete IL rapidly coming to the
fore as hreprooliug medium aud as :
common material in building constr,ic
ton II has many marked advantage
aud also several serious drawbacks
II owes its strength TO the hydratiop
Of The cement. which in setting takes
up certain amount of water of crys
utilization. At temperatures above GoC
degrees II. this water begins 10 he
driven OFF, aud the cement loses
strength, When the dchydration Is
complete the strength OF the cement is
practically destroyed However. dc
bydrated concrete Is II poor conductor
OF heat. and therefore the process of
dehNlration IN the interior ~ tb,
mass is slow The length of tim. the
dehydrated material win remain in
place and retard the process Of Lehy
dration will depend somewhat OF fhe
force of the hose streams used to or
tinguisb the fire In actual fires con
crete has been destroyed IN this man
ner to varying depths Of oue.half inch
TO TWO inches.-E. T. Walther IN I'm
ginccriug Magazine
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
He Wore the Robe,

we WU'N N'c VNOpN'
A story Is told OF the late br Fed
die, a Scotch minister. Ia whom his
congregation bad presented pulpit
robe. He bad never worn q robe. and
after acknowledging the gift he said
he would wait in the vcstry i've min-
utes after service to hear any obiec-
tors 10 the innovation Nobody ap-
pcarcd but one old lady. who. on be-
Ing asked what her objections were.
answered that she had read tue epis.
ties of St Paul aud could not fluid any
reference {" The apostle wearing n
gown. What epistlc did YOU read!"
asked the doctor prom Romans 10
Hebrews answered the old lady.
We'll. Jauct." said her minister. II
have read from Rouiaus to Hebrews
also. aud could never tind any refer.
cncc To the apostle wearing The breeks
What would YOU think if you saw me
going Into tue pulpit without brccks?"
The old lady quit right there. aud
the minister wore the robe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Real PAiriotism.

pne " tue regulations which tho
American has abroad Us that he car
always overtop anything he sees n
Europe 10y something he has at tome
An Italian WAS showing ~ American
friend about Italy and had not had
much success IN arUusiug his enthusl.
osm " he showed the caiupauile the
American said. We've got ~ munu
inept in Washington 200 feet higher u
lf he showed him the coliseum he re.
marked. The auditorium ut Chicago
is bigger" Finally the Italian showed
him Vesuvius in eruption and thought
surely that must stir his awe But the
American. after gazing for moment
at the burning mountain. said. We've
got waterfall in America that would
put that out IN Eve minutes Chris.
tan Work
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06

Each OF the eight pictured objects
NAV he Described 10y a single word, III
each case containing the same number
Of letters. When written one below
another the primals will spell the
name Of u famous English painter. aud
another row OF letters will spell the
name Of y younger artist whom he
befricudcd Both are buried in the
same cdihcc. st. Nicholas.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06

position When the stop had been ao
iustcd to the desired location in the
hollow spindle the screw G was turned
causing the cone end Of the screw tc
bear against the block \ aud Jam il
against the interior of the hollow spin
die. After the stop had beeu locked il
this way the work was placed IN the
spindle and run back until it seated
Itself against the conical recess in the
end of the stop, MS Shown in the see
tional view.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
INFkNTlLE PhRkLY SlS.
Experiments Prove That The Dises..
Is Spread BY Stable EIiss.


Is Spread by Stable Flies.
That infantic paralysis is transmit
ted hl the stable Oy vs. the great dis
crNery br, NJ, i Hoseuau, professor
or preventive medicine and hygiene ~
Harvard announced to the fifteenth
international concreas Of hygene' and
dcmography Dr Ioscuau experiment
cd with monkeys, the animals most
closely resembling maH
Twelve monkeys were. infected with
iufantilc paralysis Al different stage
OF the illness q large number OF stable
HES were introduced into the closely
Screencd cages containing the mon.
Keys. The stable fly bites After n
certain period the stable flies were
transferred To cages containing we'll
monkeys. These animals after being
bitten by The dics developed ell the
symptoms Of ipfautilc pnr!llysis. iust
as they appear in children afflicted
with the disease, Some of the mon
keys died, DR.. Rosenau took tissues
IRON the monkeys thus infected bv the
HES aud injected 'hcm into third set
or monkeys, which thereupon devel.
opcd the disease
A method for eradication aud control
OF iniantile paralysis Is now placed IN
The hands OF sauitarians H. is he
heved That the necessity of quarantine
IS thus relieved aud that II will suffice
TO place a bed net around The patient.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
ASKS FOR THE DETAILS.

Vt the Republican re organization
dinner IN New York Saturday night
president Taft referred to the pcrio,
ul agitation the country has jus
passed through politically. Like man.
other political mon and doubtcrs Of
propaganda of something "iutangibl,
which 10 is difficult definitely TO DE-.
scribe, Nh TAFT is curious to hay,
the plans and Specifications FOR the &C.
,lai statutes TO do the things which
are promised. Ills remarks along TIL.
line are of particular interest II,
said
Wy administration has ,ymc auo
.oue IN a period OF unrest and agita
zion for something Intangible which il
90 difficult definitely TO describe. W,
have lived during tbs four years anu
are living now IN an atmospheric ui
strenuous jcnunciauon of certain evils
aud loud aspirations FOR AN ideal stat,
~ Which the common people are TO be.
cone happier the poor ard the %.
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'Apothcr feature of thus period has
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.I'Tt tho f,ft. In.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Content.

To love and bless my Kind,
To help men TO he free.
To know the Codlike mind
Behind humanity.
Ia sUectcr far TO me
Than II would be to find
My little name enshrincd
In song or history.
Within my soul ! claim
4 swceter symphony
Than all the blasts Of fame
Could ever give To me.
And on life's heights ] see.
Far brighter than n name,
A light like golden flame
From out eternity.
u A. Edserton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
a Vieldinu Tire E,lI.r

inere appears 10 he considerable In
,erest IN the provision of yielding tiller,
Tor tubular rubber tires William I'D
gar Howser and Albert NJ. Volt Of
n. O.. have patented tire
uner winch consists Of pulverized
CORR sulphur and corn oil with the
proportion of corn oil about three,
tourhs Of The entire composition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
Mo. te24.-Word Square.

I. one tang we have been getting
plenty of lately
2 Competent.
2. Something 70 which mankind is
subject.
4. The cradle a bird makes for its
babies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No. ta25.-CurtaiIina..

I. Tripl, curtail the horn Of an AMI.
nal and leave a small iuScct. :. Dou-
bly, curtai hawl aud leave hollow
instrument that rings. :. Doubly cur
tail horn used by hunters aud leave
al insect
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No, te2S.-Anaarams,

A distinguished American authors:
MUSES., all Jewels Roll.
A we'll known cssayist and poet:
Whole Random Pearls
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
LATHE SPINDLE STOP.

Labor Saving Device OF Simple Design
and Construction.
When cutting oil II large number of
small shafts much tine is consumed in
measuring the work at each cut TO
save this time the stop illustrated here
with was constructed Not only did
the device serve rs n stop. but it Ms.
sisted in holding the work cuuccntric
with the hollow lathe spindle
A small block. \. served to lock the
stop Il in the spindle at any desired
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No t923.-Charade,

NV nrst Is that happy position
The holders Of stock love 10 rec.
"ris the point above which the aspiring
Are evcrmoTe hoping 30 bc,
NY second made haste Tor the doctor
His mother was ailing, he heard
And thai mother ever had taught him
To revere and be kind TO ms third
Then he went 10 my whole and requested
Its master his mother would see
For he knew that my first and second
To hi7 mother most welcome would he
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
eHactD a. IovA

Mans second childhood begins when
woman gets hold Of him.. M. Bar.
ne.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
The Land Of PuZzledOm

. No. Io22.--D,vidod Authors.
-, n small gulf AMI TO studN.
A. Arid and lair,
X Part OF a cent and heavy Nelght,
~ Quvcrs and TO stare
a, A metal aud It's worker.
Speech and fair exchange;
~ A parent and deep pit,
L. Fuel and y range.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
No. to2e,--subtraotior,.

From something hvinE round
Take one and YOU viii find
A useful thing AT hand.
And broken ends YOU bind
"
THAT which must adoru,
one of. and look again
The outer edge lou see
or ocean and OF plain
Youths Compsnicp
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06

Denver Is to entertain ID. large
conventions In 1919. rzy~u, teJ,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
National Prestige.

George Washington said; There is
nations which will be withheld. If not
absolutely lost, 10y the reputation o;
weakness. lf We desire To- avoid in
suit, we must he able 10 rcpcl IT, II
We desire 10 secure peacc, one uf tin
ing prosperity it must bc known thai
we are al all times ready Tor war"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06
General Reasons.

The unexpectcdncss Of war.
4 modern navy can not be impro-
vlscd.
In the family of nations. amy one
disturbing element may cause a brawl.
Might does not make right but
right backed by might is irresistible.
Negative Righteousness means alb.
staining from evil, but positive right
eousness may require a fight against
evil. Ia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-06

"Wouidst thou Conjurc dpon any
country the clouds OF war---induce it's
10 disarm."
"Obviously. the permanent peace Of
the world can be secured only through
the gradual concentration oi the pre-
pendent military strength into the
hands Of the most pacific commute
les"
Power II essential for the noble task
The Lake County times., 1913-12-12

ON trial: Ss29, Koontz VS.. Lake
County Printing Sc Publishing Co.
Settings for fo1r Monda-, Decembe 81.
s.
II w & e C Ry.
10131--Gary Trust & Savings Glasser
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Willis C. McMahan.
AT Crown Point.
Calendar settings for Thursday, De-
cember II, on call next Monday, De-
cember Is.
Calendar settings for fourth Thurs
day. December Il:
96o4--Gardner N Tel Co
9623-Chamigos Illinois Steel Co.
962T-Marks Ward.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-12
NEWSPAPER MEN
ADMITTED TO BAR

Carl Dennewitz and Carl j. Cooper.
two well known Gary newspaper men,
are now fun Pledged lawyers They
We're admitted to the bar by Judge Nc
Mahan in the circuit court at Crown
Point this afternoon.
Mr. Dennewitz is active in Gary pol
itics, having been candidate for city
clerk the democratic ticket Mr..
Cooper, who is a graduate from VAL
paraiso university is a police reporter
He is also safety commissioner, and as
secretary and acting president of the
board of safety commissioners is the
head of the Gary police and fire depart
ments. The new lawyers intend to open
up a law office in the near future