davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
Z WILDER, Nebr.

John Sasek, Robt. DusiI q
Jos. Simcrka So vrdtiIi minul}
ttyrtek 10 zdpadu, kdc strayili ne.
kolik dni na honbt n jak isme Vi.
deli, pfiyezli p6knou zasobu ka.
chen.
Clarence Clawson, jenz mel
stdni Y Saline Co., pro vraadu
Ross Mckenzie, byl Odsouzen na
- rokh do statniho vGzeni
Pan VIM, Bohatck SO vrd.
iii Chicago, kdc mel utjakt oh
chodni fi2eni,
Byla dana zadost okrcsnimu
soudu, by nechal zkoumati posled,
nj Will zesnul6 pi. Mary Brabec,
Byla dana zidost o zkou-
mani poslcdni y0lc okres, soudei
zesnuItho Henry Burdena.
Byla dana zddost okresnimu
soudci, by ustanoyil Theodore
Nase 60 administrators posledni
vnle John Sattera,
Pan Il, Noydk 5 rodinou So
yratili do Wilbcr 4 Flagler, Colo,
RADIO, kde byl ma ran6i pana Ora.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29

stanou Sc hustymi, vlnitymi, lesk-
lymi vSechny lupy zmizi. --
Vlasy pfestanou vypadavat.

Zkuste jistG "Dandcrinc Hair
Cleanse, pfejete-li 81 okamzite
zdvojndsobiti krhsu svych vlasu
Jen navlhGcte kousek sukna Dan
dcrinem n protahujte jim pozornG
svG vIasy, berouce pokazd6 jen
maIy pramcn; tim sc vyGisti vase
vlasy cd prachu, spiny n pfeby.
te6nGho oleje -- Y nGkolika minu.
tdch budete pfekvapeny. Vase
vlasy stanou sc vlnitymi, mace.
chranymi a hojnymi n budou mi
ii neporovnatelnou m6kkost, jas
most n krdsu,
Krone zkraSleni vlasd, jedin6
pouziti Dandcrinu odstrani kaz.
dou tdstetku lupG; sesili vasi XII,
Ii ma hlav6, zastavi svrb6nf a pa.
ddni vlasI,
Danderine jest pro vlasy tim,
elm obGerstvujici sprchy deSt6 a
syttla sluneGniho rostlinstvu, Pfi.
chdzi zrovna Ike kofen6m a ozivu.
ie a sesiluje je. Jeho osv6zujicf,
podn6cujici a zivot vzbuzujfci
ylastnosti zpGsobuii dlouhy, silny
Il krdsny vzr6st vlash,
Wy m6lete zajist6 miti p6kn6,
JENNIE, leskl6 vlasy a mnoho jieh,
dostanete-h 81 jcn 25-centovou Ii.
hvitku Knowlton's Danderline z
nfkterG ltkdrny nebo obchodu s
toiletnim zboiim a zkusite iei die
pfedpisu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
ITHACA, N, Y.

Potasi je ted m6nivG. Caste
prsi, Snih uz taky poletoval, -
Dosnd vsak ncmrznc ami Y noci
|Vyjimkou byl jeden mrazik asi
13. Hjna, ktery nam spdlil okur.
ky pax opGt q, byl billy mraz
Jinok bylo stale indI6nskG lGto a
minuIy tyden byla po diva dni
bourka. V Trumonsbnrg pry pa
daily kroupy, I'ylo to odtud Vi
d6t Mokro pro GRACE je nyni
dost Ozimni obiIi je p6kn6 zele.
nt, kukufice je az m6sic posekd,
M, aIo dosud jo syrovd, protoac
tasto prSi. VyIoupat j jz po.
tfeba ncbof celia hejna vran j
obl6td n zivi se ma nj. Letos je
meme iablk, nca obytejn6 byyd
nobot 3 jara byIo mnoho house.
nek na jablonich u tak kdo sc ne.
emil, ably jc pohnbi, nyni nemd
zddnd jabIka. Proto jsou tn ja.
blka drahd. ItuSI Noji M dol.
lar lIrusek bylo dost protozc
tech 81 housenky ani ncvsimIy, -
IIrusky byly locin6, buI 35 nj 80
cent?, Brnmbory VI json take pc
yttSind yybrdny a je jich hodnl
ma podcl, M miru ysak je jich
mhIo, asi lreli diI, go jich bylo
loni. Jsou take drNhG I}usI stoji
NJ 800 CibuIc jc nj 1926 bual
IoH io jcst6 ma poll n posIcdni
de5tt mn mnoho pomobIy, TAX IL
az ic ted $500 tuna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
MADISON, NEB.

- Ifarmhfi Y nasem ok0Ii jsou
zam6stndni loupdnim korny, kite,
ri yyddyd vice po akru nez oGekh
vail "a TAX panujiciho sucha Y IL.
te. Misty vyda nj 40 buSl6 po
akrl
- Minuly t$den odejeI k re.
giaraci do Valentine Vdclav
Storek jak se yyjddfiI poem,
ky, kterG jsou Gisloydny maIymi
Gisly, jsou velmi p6kn6, TAX ze
kd0 bude TAX stasten u vylosuje
male Oslo, nebude t6 cesty Ito
yati.
Mnuly tydcn Y dter$ pro.
mtnil sv0j svobodny STAY mlady
krajan Frank Choutk0, pojav IA
chot sIetnu Annu Pospisilovou.
Soudce McDufy Y Madison vyko-
nal tyto tax vzdcnG snubni obfa-
dy. po odbyti t6chto obfadh
vrdtili se novomanzclG do domu
roditu nevGsty, kdez byla slave,
ma okdzalA hostina, pfi kter6 by.
10 s1GastnGno mnoho krajanh
cizonarodovcd \ tamniho ok0li, V
ntmz novomanzelG byli vychovd-
nj. Po tGt0 TAX skvGlG hostinG o,
debrali sc novomanzclG i swatch.
cane pr0vodu Bromovy kape-
~ do sine spolkovG u. c. b. j.,
kde sc pax bayiIi tanccm AZ do
pozdnich hOdin noCnich. Mladym
tenn noyomanzelam pfipojuji me
yfcld blahoprdni, by Sc jim We
zdravi dobfe dafilo ma jejich no
yt zivotni drdze.
Pan Rudolf korbel odejel
dne %, rijna, We stfedu, do Oma,
by Sc syou nctcfi, kdc bude il
podstoupiti operaci, Zdroyen zde
hyl tyto dny jeho bratr Ludvik
korhel.y zdjmu plyoyarnlekt spor
letnostL pro kterou cestuje
V nasem m6st6 SO stayi mi
mo tech dvou kostclu, iak isem Sc
iik tmiuil, mnoho residentnich
domd, tai lc remeslnicj 81 libuji,
le 81 ,ydtlaii dosl, ably mobh y
zimui dohu, kde nebude mozno
praeoyau bgfstorostu5 zimu pre-
drzeti.
Ie posemky " ua>em okoli
isou dosli dobrt dokazuio ecna.
Ea kterou hyly prodany minult
tttleH. tnti1 sn akrn 1a *ia6 akr
"a lba akru tA tl56 akr. poasae
ky tyto se uachizeH i mil ad
Hista Battle Greek, Neh
rraseii cholera GA tam Sc
ebie1Nsi pasobi dnsil sbpubnts
taR 8e pii uyutisi esu3 prasat jest
fa PRO tarmera Etrt,a Ntllka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
PRO NARoDNf PRoHIB1CI.

Ndrodni rada kongregacnich
cirkvi, na SVEN sjczdu Y Kansas
City, SIT hIasy proti IA, prohld.
sila Sc pro ndrodni prohibici -
Stalo sc to pfijetim zprGvy tenn
perentniho ySboru, kerG odpo-
ruGuje dopln6ni federdlni 1stavy
Y ten smysl, ably pro vsccky easy
zakdzdna byla vSroba, prodej,
dovazeni u vyvdaeni opojnych
ndpojn Y ccIych Spojcn}ch sta
tech.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29

V sobotu kondn byl V ST.
Louisu pohfeb slddka Adolfa
Busche, jcnz pred dv6ma tydny
zemfel Y NGmecku. Kv6tiny We
zcny byly We dvacetipeti automo-
bilech n6kter6 stdly az pres
$1,000 u celkovh bodnota &c cd
haduje ma 100000. Pohfebni
rec proslovil Charles Nagel, by
ynly sekretAf odboru obchodu
prdcc, dlouholety pfitel zesnul6
no. Pohfbu s1castnil sc tez ba-
ron Lersncr, Glen ntmeck6bo Wy
sIanectyi We Washington6, na ia
dost cisafe VilGma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29

fhl pllb Akhhlnll 90 llal
lam navstivil take jednou Crete V
ahlmu ohchoduim dobrc Ne po
bayil mezi zndmymi pfdtclI
Pan John Prochd2ka cd
Denton pfijcl = icho pani auto
mobilu do Crete minuly tyden Y
zdjmu ddlezit6ho obchodui po Wy.
fizcni obchodnich zalezilosli 81
dobfe pobayili,
- Pan Josef lloler od Dorehes
ster take jeho pani naystiyili
Crete Y lajmu r6zntho jednani a
take se ohyesolili, neh v Crete So
kazdemu, kdo sem layitd lihi,
nth ~ zde yse vyfinje zdyofile
Il iroohn yeseltho hum0ru Sc take
nalesne,
Fan Josef Ccryeny od Hal.
lam 5 pani m5li iaktsi dclsi rite.
nj maielkov}ch zaimu y Crete
pralu Sc ulricli ldr po kolik dnn
az m6li starnst "a domoy na far
mf Y drert mipull Nden koue5
n6 pfilel iriieh syp s kotafem pro
n6 d s.l5lil jim. 81 jest doma sss
pof idtu l'ak po roslou5rui s
pfatvli sp ytsele uhtral, K domo
tu
ran NtriaN Slapnttka mla
dt kraiau ad Milhfr take iedneu
uatstltil tfsle pa Nrlmi dluahem
}ase ! take - lohte pobayl
tau Nation Meltahar od nen
leu paui q lssua syu, pf,ieli 10
tesis antouuhlm uth wtli s,lf
ialsHlt fltept lAimu pazemka
,tsh maietkh q tak is2tt ilnt
tAaat sAletllesii
fan Stanlslay kobl msHll
ttai mlAisneekt dav roias a
shaf slF9bu Auelku llprAkpyn "a
paalah spuhHi phtat, kSlN
,l,aaa pana 4 llpraAa Fo,lieA nf
xssb a hainaha a}as,easlsl pfs
baaseslsa pfAlrl . taAwset ~
keaai i pas 4 Y sheslak seasl
es : NhhsH Rahei pAslu,lassla
ssslshai healsns slsAlt apFasseA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
OsUDNY VYBUCH KoTLU.

Sest NUN bylo ma mistG znblto
n tlyfi JIM smrteln6 zrancni a
cast Manhattan zdstala be-
syttel u bez poulidni dopravy
ndsledkem dvojiho vybuchu Y @.
lektrGrndch Y Livingston, L. l.
minute 1tery, Ncjdfiyc vybuchI
maly koteI n Y z6p6ti ndsIcdovaI
y}buch hIavniho kotIe, ktery sbo.
ri vnitfek budovy, Pfitina ne.
nj znama.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
VALPARAISO NEB.

+ IIordIck, spisovatrl =
Pfuhy, I'VE srdcdnG ysccky kraja
ny ku syG pfcdndScc Y ned6li dine
2, liWopadu We 2 hod, odpol. e
wang. method, koslcIc We Valpa
raisu Precinct; "Mojc costa "a
praydou " Vstup yolny. Pozve
.tc sv6 zndmfl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29

II tanctni zdbayn pri krdsnG hud'
h6 nj do rama u Crete tam cd.
jelo take mnoho hostH v nlltomo-
bileeh n yrdtivsc 10 druhS den do
Crete Y dobrf n6ladG, lIboyali VI,
jake dobr6 Gnsy u2ili Jen pry
NO to mn opakoyati kaadS tSden,
Mladym novomanSoI0m blnhopf6,
no ysostrnnd, n my tGS blNhopfo.
jom, by NJ jim dobrc dafilo vo
zdrayi na jojich move aivotni
drd2e,
- Pan otto Krnus, take joden
\ nasjeb prizniyeh cd Denton, pfi'
jel \ pani Y novdm nulomobilu do
Crete, kdca mcli RUNE fizoni n
take trochu ahbayy, otto neni
noyddkem Y jizd6 auomobiIem,
neb starry prodal u noy$ n kou'
pil Il b6hh prS ySborn6,
- u Crete n 0koli jedi ddIc
mnoho automobile pln$ch Iidu do
WiIbor, neb ~ tam pr0jcdn0vaji
II kordn" RUNE zajimav6 s0udy,
II puk noni prhyd piloo, costn do,
bra, tof pry jest rndost yyjcti y
nuiomobiIem,
MIndS krajnn pm Anton
slr0uf Jr cd Milford pani Il
mniinkon, nuyklivili Crete minuI}
t3den Y adjmu rdan5ch 2hIeaIlo-
sti.
- Pan Josef ChrnsllI od Hal
lam y joho malinIsou pOni Josefi-
nou Chrnsiilovou nHystiyill take
Crete pred lydnem u pfi IL priIe.
aitoali si pnni obuoyila prcdpIai.
NJ ma CreIosky Pokrok, y diIty
prijnlo,
- Pan John +, Rousar, po.
dilnilt flrmy obchodu \ yinem n
likery \ Omahy, z0jcI ~ take do
Crete minulS t$den, kdcz ~ ma
podarIIo d6lali dobr} obchod.
- Pani ldzio kohcloyd cd
Dorchester take 2ayitala do
Crete Y adjmu r0an$eh zdleaito.
vi II take trochu ndvStdyou,
1850 Pan A. j, Rypkn, cestujici
iednateI pro l6kdrnickou firmu
W, i. seyerH Cedar Rapids, a.,
sa IN ceslhch Y zdjmu obchod.
MIN, zayitaI take do Crete, kde5
No. mu dobfc dafilo u take libiIo.
Bylo nam milo y MIN 81 potf6sli
prayiei,
- Pan Anton Syancnra cd
llallam 4 paniGkou navstiyili
Crete pdtek zajmu d1lezit6ho
obchOdu n take naysiCvou,
Y Crete zcmrela pani Mary
Belle Taley, manlclka v Geskyeh
kruzich d0bfc mdmGho obcana p,
Perry Taleyc, Y sthM 80 rokn a
10 mtsieil, po kratk6 nemoci -
Pohreb odb$van y pdtek We . ho,
diny odpolednc IA hojnGho 6ta
stenslvi obtanstva ySech ndrodno
sti, neb isou lidG ii lndmi pan
TaIey zastdvd po mnoho rok6
mtstskf Gfady HcsnuId byla po.
hrbena ma hrbitoy Riverside V
Crete. rohreb vypraycn vzornt
pohrohnikem p, Jos, kunelem od
firmy Crete Mercantile Go. v
Crete. Poznstalfm y5noydna yse.
oheene yfelr eitena soustrast
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29

Bucka. Pravi nam, ze jest ne
mono tam farmarit, vSak kdo by
tam zaGal dobytkafit, ze muze IL
d6Iat velk6 penize.
u Wilber jclo sc registro-
vati ma pozemky V Nebrasce "a IA
dni asi $50 osob, TAX by mel ne.
kdo cd mas byti stastnym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
v kfJNU ZMRZL.

Prvni obft mraNu We Wisconsi.
nu byIa naIezena Y Milwaukee
tasn6 rdno minute 1tery, kdyz to.
10 WiIIiama Wcisc, G0-letGho OBJ,
jevcno bylo zmrzIf . stubI6. Pa
nujc min6ni, ze Weis .stizen byI
zdcbyatem mrtvice dovrdvoraI
70 na pavlat jednoho domu, kde
zmrzl. Y omen den slime sn6zilo Y
ntktcrych severo.zdpadnich stu
tech
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
Pan Anton IIavldt cd Plea.

- Pan Anton Ilavl6t cd Plea
SAINT Dale 4 p0ni navStiyili Crete
minul$ tyden Y zdjmu uspofddd'
nj rozlitn$ch obchodnich pomGrp.
- Pan Josef KodejS, mlady
kraja od Pleasant Dale naystivil
syt pfdtele Y Crete minuly tyden
n dobfe No pobayil.
- Take pan Frank MeIcer cd
! lIalIam n0yStiyil pred tydnem syt
pfhtclc v Crete a take No yclni
dobro pobaviI,
- Pani Hattie Cameron 10.
mrela dne 90 fijnn {, =. Y Oak
land, Cal, u privcSona do Crete
dne ~, f. N, n pohrbcno byln V
sobotu ma Riverside hfbitov V
Crete, Dosli detnt dGaslenstvi
pohfbu byIo prdteli u pfibuzen'
stya Pohfcb vypraven Gcstym
pohrobnikcm p, Jos. kunelem
Vzorn6, lirma Crete Mercantile
Co.
- DO Crete dosIa zprhva, "
tam sborcIy Y jcdnG noel pred
It}dnom dive budovy n ncb}li vel.
| kd, \ ccmcntu zdtn6 budoyy, byI
by ohch rddiI 2Ic, ale IN byI po.
zdr zdrzen.
NdS pfilel pan Jacob lIn.
M Jr. od Pleasant Hill nuyslivil
Crete, ncb ma zdc rOdi6r mn0l
latyi pfibnzrnMyA. DObfc " po.
bnvll
Pan Josef plach$, mojitcl
furny ii&nd cd Crete, nasdzcl ma
jafe mcIouny do piskovt pddy u
ty 81 yydariIy, H. vail ndktor}
asi 30 IIbcr u byly y$bout, pro.
10 jieb odycaI hojnoH do Crete
II HoDFh HUfUCHlI
Pan John Tronsl cd Hal.
lam op6l naystiviI Crete, neb ma
zde stale mnoho dUlo5itfho ma.
jetkovtho fiacni
Pan j, NJ Novdk, dovcdn}
Gesky draaebnik \ WIber, opet
navstiyil Crete, ncb jest stale po
mem zdc poptdyka
Pani Joscfina ChraNiI cd
llallnm naystiviIa Crete mlnul}
|tyden u obnovila VI pfedplatn6
IA Crctosk$ pokrok DaII pfi
ndvstty6 Crete slozili pfedplatnG
p Josef Vokoun, Pleasant Dale :;
J. +. kyosnidka, lIalIam; Josef
Vrdtil, IIolIam; Anna Heman,
Crete, 60 noy$ pfcdplatitel, s di.
Ky prijato,
Name zdc op6t o iedcn o.
buvnicky advod vice; prozatim
ale jen 2aGal spravovati obuv pan
Josef Braun stare Gradovne,
kde byI drive zavod pumparsky
p, +. Raumgarta, na jiani Main
ulici blize NJ, T. nddraM.
- Y sobotu po pate hodine na
vecer 81 ozyaIo poplaSnt mamc-
nj na poldrni zvon u po5drni pi
sfalu, 10 hori Y prvni ward6 y
Crete, Timed specially cclt hou
fy k mistu pozdru i hasiSi a tn
shledano, 10 hofi Y Doanove Col
lege mad knihovnou university
slrecha, V6asnou pomoci polar
udnlan, le ME vice neShofelo
Jak poldr yzuikl, nezndmo, tie.
s.t.. gg... ,vsr.4t..t.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
NANlN CITY la

NASuN CITY a. Fran
ttsek skulaH n roku start s.
.hlgkl 81 a. usilgpsieb ssla. i o.
lfhFal .e keupiii revolver Va
tFAliN ~ io w Nslnlee stfglll
A. pf.au Ma A. tyt5hl Yen
Lib khsi 1 uohnum sNb hsuas
tsla pf,selAna ,ystfslem Ne
mohl pflwsll ieua abs - a.
ma asspalih nyili "a re,li3a =
l,e.lss Cgaier MINI a 10 slA -
sj dehualo l teufalsisl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-10-29
KALENDARE
na rok 1914 jako-
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yboobocnd uzndyany ~ jcden
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Kalondafo y Cooh
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nejobliben6jAi kalenddf 70
stare ylaali - yyNnnmenAyh
No tenlokrdIe VlhAt6 mnos
swim poutAvd dotby -.r jaIso
premie IN doplnlch 100 - j.
max ~ prod6yd IN 600 po,
bion 500,
VELKY BLoVANSKY
obaahuje fadu anjimayyeh
poyidok n prisInbnymi yyo
braEenimi jnko promie IN
dopIulek l0o jlnnk no pro.
ddya IN 2be poslou SOC,
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obsahuje muoSstyi u0pinn.
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jinal No proddyd IN 2bc
poStou 800,
Chcete,Ii znjialiti ntktor$ jme-
n0vanyeh k0Iendhf6, noodkIhdej
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palrn6ho dopIntku nn prcmIi, --
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PoKROK PUBLISHING Co,
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Omaha Nebraska.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-01
GOOD BOOKINGS
FOR THIS CITY


Several good attractions have been
billed Tor the Calumet theater during
The latter part of this month and early
in next Probably the biggest of these
is THE Rose Maid" which is slated for
pres cntation at the theatcr April H..
Following are the bills announced:
"Thc Confession" Saturday evening,
March \.
y Modern Eve" Thursday evening,
March -
"rhe Love Affair" Friday evening,
April I,
"rhc Trail Of the Lonesome Pine, -
Saturday evening, April II.
The Bohemian Girl Monday even
ing, April IT,
The Rose Maid" Thursday evening,
April l.
Mutt and Jen," Tuesday evening
April %.
The Pollards," Friday evening, Ap
ril -.
rho Prince OF Pilsen," Monday
evening, May &c.
The Confession" is said To he a
powerful drama, pointing out Valul-
Bile lesson 1t is i'm the nature of 4
problem play, ana as these attractions
have been especially popular here dur
iug the last few months it is almost
certain II will be successful. The other
shows coming to Calumet this month
and early in April are musical come
dies They will bring some of the best
known of the singers and comedians
ON thc American stage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-01
OPPOSITION AT
POLLS EXPECTED


From present Indications there will
bc two tickets at the polls in opposi-
tiou To the ticket named at the Red
Jacket village caucus hst Thursday
evening. one of these VIII Ice the
ticket to bc nominated by the Pro-
grossiyes at their caucus next Monday
tvCuiug. and the other likely will bo "A
ticket ON which appears the name of
Peter Coppo for clerk. Mr.. Coppo has
not announced his plans So far but his
friends arc urging him To run and II Is
thought nc will acccdo to their wishes.
Next Wednesday viii bo the last DAY
Tor filing tickets In opposition to the
nomination ticket, hut the candidate
viii have the privilege of running on
slips IA the polls.
The name of Dr. =, II. MacNaugh-
ton has been mentioned as possible
candidate for president at the head OF
the Progressive ticket IN opposition To
President f.. IL. Schumacher and II Is
said Fred Larson will bc one of the
candidates for trustees. 1t is even ru-
-A'A'h A'l'Af may W a. lNEA ltI lllt
Progressive nominations Whether
candidates will bo named tor the
treasurcrship, clcrkship ana assessor
ship has not been decided
The Red Jacket council at meet -
ing lass evening chose the following
election officials:
commissioners - Christian Scbenk,
John Il. RYAN and Edward Ulseth.
Board of reCistration-Joh ]. Ellis.
Jr. John -. Curtis and Joseph Will
mcrS.
John y. Curtis, Dr. john Miller ami
81" Olson.
ClrrlIs-MaN Asselin and S c. Chy-
uuWcth
Gatchccpcrs-Jom Anthony ana
John Luka.
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LOCAL BREViTiES.


Mrs. James :. Watson and Mrs.
Joseph @. Kohlhaas will leave Sunday
for Hot Springs Ark, for a several
weeks visit
Township Treasurer Anton Tomassi
will return the tax rolls To the county
treasurer next week.
The dancing party given last even
ing under the auspices of the Calumet
Lodge of Elks proved very enjoyable
social event
1t is expected the Gwinn basketball
team will be brought here next week
To meet the Calumet Y. NJ. G. \. team.
Gwinn is anxious for a return game
and Calumet is perfectly willing to
play.
The Calumet high school basketball
team goes to Houghton today to meet
the Houghton team in one of the reg
ular interscholastic matches
Foster EnCumpment No. Il. /. .. -.
T., Of Hancock will come To- Calumet
this evening 10 confer the Golden Rule
degree Of "A class of twenty-one eau
didatcs, eleven OF whom arc from Han
cock.
In the V. NJ. 6, A. handball tournp-
mert last evening Vincent defeated
Hungerford, thus eliminating the lat
ter from the championship race in the
singles
Mrs. Louise Backman and daughter.
Miss Hannah Backman, the latter =
trained nurse, will leave shortly for
Detroit, where they expect to locate.
Olli Pictila, aged thirty years,
passed away yesterday at his home in
Raymbaultown, following long illness
with tuberculosis. Besides his wife hc
leaves several small children.
TWO births and five deaths were 70
ported in the village of Red Jacket
during the past month.
Mrs. James Rhincs ana children
leave this afternoon for 81. Augustine.
Florida, where they will Join Supt. aud
Mrs Fred Smith of Calumet
j. 4. Petermann and Rep. A. r.. Pc
termann will leave this afternoon for
Lansing.
Miss Florence Hagen has left FOR
New Richmond, wis. where she viii
resume her duties as y teacher In the
public schools.
r. :. Brown has gone to Milwaukee
OH business.
Pat O'Douucll left last evening foI
| Marquette after q business visit here
Rev. G. Rutlcdge of Ishpcming Is
| here
Miss Elsie Gribblc of Calumet has
| gone to lIarrogate, Tenn, where she
will accept a position as teacher.
Robert Williams is able to b" oul
| after an illness in the Calumet Publ,
hospital
Chester Gilbert leaves this evening
| for Butte. where he probably viii
| locate
The British american club will take
q class Of candidates for first and sec
| ond papers To IIoughton ON Wcdnes-
| day on Thursday evening. This vii
Ice the last class whose petitions will
| be heard at the May term. THOSE
who desire To join are requested Ia
| notify I'd Woodward or some other
| member of the club.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-01
TWO RIVAL DELEGATIONS.
Party Factions in Louisiana Leave for
INAUGURATION.

New Orleans, La. March 1.-Two
special trains carrying rival dclcga
tions of Louisiana Democrats To the
Wilson inauguration leave this city
tonight for Washington. The govern
or's special has been engaged by Gov
crnor Luther t.. Hall and a large par
~ of friends. while the mayors special
will carry Mayor Martin T.. Bchrmm
and many of his political followers.
The governor and mayor represent ri
val factions in state and city politics,
but both are Democrats Governor
Han has promised 10 ride a horse IN
the inaugural parade.
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ADOPT MlLDER COURSE.

London, March l-Sunragctlcs
playing barrel organs, drawing pic
lures on pavemcnts, selling flowers ON
street corners and singing suffrage
songs, provided lively entertainment
for residents OF London today Tnr
women gathered a considerable sun
of money.
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MRS. \. D. LEE ELECTED
WOMAN'S CLUB PRESIDENT
ANNUAL ELECTION HELD YES
ERDAY-FRiDAY'S MEETING
OPEN TO PUBLIC.

The Calumet Woman's club held it,
annual election yesterday, the follow
in officers being unanimously chos
en-:
prcsiIent-Mrs. H. u, Lee, Lake
Linden.
First vice prcsident-Mrs. 4. y
johnson, Calumet
Second vice president--Nrs r. W.
DELI, Calumet
Recording secretary Mrs. c. L.
Phelps. Laurium.
Assistant secretary-Mrs. George
Jacka, Calumet
Corresponding secretary-M MISS Ida
Fisher Lake Linden.
Treasurer-Mrs. James Rhines, Mo-
hawk
Mrs. T.. :, Gricrson of Calumet was
reelected n trustee for four years.
Mrs. Anna G. Pctcrmann gave an
excellent explanation of some common
legal ierms and their definitions. also
the practice and procedure in the pro
bate, circuit ANA justice courts. Hav-
ing been i'm Lansing during the pass
ing of the Glasncr bill and other meas
ures in which women are Interested
she also gave many interesting Incl
gents n connection with those events
Friday March :, is set apart in the
program as Pioneer Day. Frank Lyon
will read AN appropriate paper. As the
subject is one of general concern II
was voted that it should be Il public
day and that all those interested in
Pioneer work should be especially in.
vitcd.
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TO LEAVE FOR LANSING.

James MaCNaughton, general man
agcr of the G. Il II. Mining company,
\. l.. Burgan and G. H. Benedict Of
Lake Linden, w. NJ. Harris and J. T
Been of Tamarack leave this after
noon roi Lansing. where they will at
tend the bearings in the G. ~ Hos
coola litigation next week
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TAYLOR CHILD succuMes,

John, eleven car-old son of Mr. and
Mrs William Taylor of South Rock
iand street, died last night following
q two wears illness with heart trouble.
Funeral services will he conducted
Monday afternoon from the residence.
mtcrmcnt will De in Lake View cem-
nlNrN.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-01
DATES DECIDED UPON.
v. p League OF X. p. to Meet Here
on June 3, 4, and 6.


At recent meeting of the Mar
uuctte Lodge OF knights of Pythlas
il was decided that the Upper PENN
Sula league oC the knights of Pythias
viii hold its annual convention on
June ,, T., > and =. i'm Marquette These
dates were set 10y the lodge as bcing
the most convenient for the members
ct the league, as the greater number
of them are on their summer vacation
at that time.
ono man to take active part of prcpa
ratIUus for the convention. The name
cf w. ~ Ross has been decided upon,
bat lis not known whether or MOI
Mr.. Ross viii be willing To assume the
work
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NEW NICKELs IN DEMAND.

Chicago, March Ten thousand
new indian head nickIcs were received
at the local sub-trcasury today from
Philadelphia mint So great was the
demand tor them that extra help VIZ
put to work to aid in distribution.