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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
RICH IN GOLD AND SILVER.
Helena Mining Region IN Montana iia'
Produced s15O.ooo,o0o

PRODUCED > i9SfNSS'OOS.
A repor, recently ISSUED by the
United states geological SURVEY des-
orlbes me geology aud ore deposits Of
several &c Montanas oldest ard best
known csmps. which have cout, but
"a ut least yl5OUo0.UUu boz gold. silver
aud lead la the worlds wealth
The first Important find Of nctallic
wealth n Montana WAS The discovery
OF placer gold al Runuocs iu 1867 lu
jhe following year the far greater
discovery az Alder Gulch was made.
au1 from ta.s stream was taken
within the next three years y3u.ooo.0g0.
The extraordinary richness of those
p.aorrs immediately. attracted 90 large
population. and su strong Was th.s u-
auN that within rs months 80 town OF
10000 people spraur up which "Is
named Nir-iui1 CIt.. Alder Greek WAS
tire longest and most productive creek
over discovered .u Montana. q" miles
OF stream bed. rompr.sius about LOCO
claims We're worked aut yielded "a
rruut at % time when WJeos wore
from $40 To slf d aug..
Montana WIS ~uou uNrrsurcad Dos
eap,r pruspprturs and n the next
t.w year. au u Important pla.gr-
wore discovered Last Chance. on
ru, present sin, a. IeIgul the yIpt-
al ut Montana wa- located Zoo tH"
GUNNER ,f l>G4 Tho WMuatch.t'u- .
lou vein. gurryiu4 rich gold ore. Was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS

market for the stock. at figure above
the amount of the assessment 10 Was
impossible for The directors of The
company 90 realize any capital by tho
customary sale ol delinquent stock.
During tho five years I'M which OPP
oratious have continued the company
has erected fine surface equipment
and has sunk two shafts Go depths APP
muNmoting 1000 feet and has In adj
uitinn done some orosscuttue and CON
siderable lateral development Of the
Nearsargc lode.
There was substantial amount of
good looking mineral rock taken 10
surface and millcd al the Tamara, X
mill II lid not make good showing
ma the mill test, the results being COM
merc.WN mpractieablc
Tho lode was opened ny latterals.
the shaft being sunk IN the footwalL
The complete surface plant was erect
cd on tho diamond drill presumptions
that the Kearsarge lode would he a
certainty of merit i'm this locality. The
showing m the drills together with
the location OF the mineral lands i'm
mrdlujcN north oi the Gratiot and
Mohawk. Justified the expectations of
the friends 81 the property Of assured
success
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
CURB STOCKS.

j. - Minnear x Co. say today :---
The market opened very weak TINS
morning under the incentive of over Il
pound terlmg break in London copper
The first prices were about the low
est OF the day. one has To use mag
nifyng glass To find much of an I'M
pruycment anywhere or at any time
There seems 10 be something hanging
over the market and until there -
some important bear news announced
IL is not likely We will have tn" gen
eral recovery We should. considering
present low prices. old Dominion ana
Mckinley came along with regular
dividend announcements today ana
chino. Ray Consolidated, Utah copper
Anaconda ana G. Il a. viii sell eN-
dividend tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
Origin OF The Christmas stocking.

From Italy COMES tlr legend from
which we arc supposed to get the time
hono:ed custom Of hanging up the
Christmas Stucl,iug Good old 81 Nich-
Olas OF pndua used To- throw long knit
ted purses tied at both ends into the
open windows OF the very poor people,
and these purses were of yarn and not
unlike Il foOtleSS stocking Finally it
became the custom of the people to
hang these empty rcceptacles out of
their windows on the night before
Christmas so that st Nicholas would
put gift into them rs he passed 10y.
BY and by. when the coin of the realm
became scarce. toys were put in for the
children and useful presents for grown
people. In ;he north country. where it
was rather chilly Mt Christmas time.
the purses were hung on the mantel-
piece and il was believed that the
good old saint would come down the
chimney and III them. When these
purses went out of fashion stockings
were substituted and have been used
ever since.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05

Nailing in Mexico for a., past wear.
the operating companies We've able 10
produce to capacity for the greater
part ct the time until very rroen,iy,
when owing 60 the destruction of rau-
way bridges and thus interfering with
transportation and supplies produy-
ton was largely curtailed Tor this
reason, ana owing 10 tha somewhat
uncertain future conditions the divi-
dends which would ordinarily have
l,eu paid bv the subsidiary c1mpan
,cs and dishursrd 60 tEa company p
Stockholders on May 81 1919, Were
omitted.
The payment OF dividends viii Doc
resumed AS soon a. in the opinion %
tnc DIRECTOR. conditions Will lusti,
The course.
The mines owned and ,oautlled by
The company produced i'm lol. I>.l5I
ht pounds ot refined copper, l4-1.-
eos ounces al silver and la ounces
ut 4old The combined ne. iur"m"
amounted L. S1.->u7t9 The ">rrl-.
price received for copper produced
durlug the yrar was ltolsi cents per
pound Thr total cost pee pound ot
rpHurd metal and miscellaneous rev
,uu,s. Was from the mine, of the
capauea Consolidated Coup,r COM
panv. s. a. 1921 cents ana lhe Sau
Pedro copper COMPANY :. So ll1i
cents
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
Metal MAJ 4 Weak.

The metal market ia weak Offer
iugs of over sn0,udG pounds OF 'lc,
troIytie hayr hrcu made IS second
hands 80. Iu, as o. Is cents cash
N.W York To sol copper the his
producers would have =" make m
uurialt ronccssi ,u'. bu' this they 90
NOT fecl Inclined to g." at the mo
m,m chiefly in prd"; &C. protect ''ia-
TONERS who hay" already bought Tor
this month and next at current prices
Some of the sma'le: ceiling hgeh ''s
have this week hcol uying to mo
est consumers at ~ 3-S To y Genus
cash New York, but bye met WIN
nc success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
FOLLOWING WOMEN ARE IN
NEED OF D1Y WORK.

Mrs. Ira Jokela, 5+2--2nd ST.
Mrs. Mary Ilella. 23l- -3rd St. Cen
tennial Iteightc
Mrs. Mary Gregorich, Cedar Lane.
Mrs. Curslnsky. 257 Wolverine ST,
Laurium
Mrs Bolma. SEQ Cedar st.
Mrs. Lehto. Centennial
Mrs. Ann Harvey. III Florida St
Mrs. Auvain. 3l9 Osceola
Mrs. Tervo. 2ii5 Il. 81.
Mrs. Dclacqua. iii Tamarack 81.
Mrs. Mike Martin. 2O3i Calumet Ave.
" In need Of boys or enls for Od.'
Jobs call ~ r.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
STOCKS

Boston. June THE foreign mar
Kcts were again weak. Prices here
closed lower but the markets were not
ass excited as Yesterday by any
means Little light on tuturc course
OF quotations can be seen beyond the
fact that rally AT least is due and
should come tomorrow OF next day.
Further Weakening in copper is mo-
tic,able as is only reasonable in view
of world wide uusettlement in finance
and labor. J Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
oiibway.

The OHbway which suspended oP-
eratious yesterday, was organized hV'
wears ago ~ has $1,000 shares out
standing The stock went on the mar
krt originally for ten dollars share
since tint time there have been nv
assessments called Many OF th'
shareholder wero delinquent Ia Tue
payment or the third and fourth as
.,ssueuts and there has been iimit' q
responses CO. the call for the last as
sessment. Inasmuch as there was 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WhNTED-TaiIor at John Halls, 42g
5th 1t. one that speaks English. C.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lake View Cemetery
association for election of directors ana
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ing, viii be held In the Sivert Olson
Estate building. Calumet. Mich. on
Monday. June o. 1913. At 3 o'clock y. m.
Stephen Williams.
ADV Secretary.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04

unter Srrsii csfsfit unb mubte meh.
rere Rohen brummeu.
Tarauf aiHa es ipeiter mad 2ouis.
pile. On. mo- re ben @iuter butth
1865 eampiettH. Tieies Sahr enb.
iidl brahts ben drieben. ale apuib.
berirteH armeeH eranben fih aeaeu
ben II. april In raider auieiunh
beriolee. aismnnb beernbte ben Il
april 1865 in alhfliherer Stimm.
una. nls 2rdFoeHt abrabam Gin.
coin. 6ntten bod bic geteraneu
Shermnn'i an bieiem 7nae, benz
Sahrestaae Der Dor Sahren erfofa.
ten Hdumuue von 5ort Sun,ter, bort
bas Sterneubdnner uieber nufges
pilauSt. Sas S0it an oieiem 9oae
mar nu5er iih uno iiberail in @oibs
inetpn. no 2ineUln erblidt m1rbe;
srihallten 6ohrufe, 6dnoetlatihen:
inh man Sos &ehen Don 5nihenti.
tern. tGrs alle aunoaebuueeu tns
niafer jreuoe. ala. iinat Der Eost:
-Gs if beitinrrt in Gpttes.Ruth.
Tnb man BON Iiebfen. uos mon
bet -
-Rus ifeioen,-
Ter IL. april 1865 t0harireiiaat
Der ilr ben srpbeH Gmancipatur.
oui oeiieu Shulieru Sabre lang
bic atlns paiisn aerubt-ttu 3abet,
,na - Gin Ra,mioutaa mar - erii,t
an, abcHo ees 1eaes in .3Ur6s
lhcnier. wotiH u bciauu,ha1 nit
HiebegpiIlen aai Tvauasn isiner
0emahIin gina. ba Der 1aa. ;sls et
inale - Gin heiliaer 1aa ilr ritle
uricrer beiteu Gcuit" - ben Nartps
rer lob. GiK iu0iaatIiter ijaunti.er,
Gin Staupielcy SUoth NIT EanlsN
erWortete ihn burt. 9er RnHH. GsT
nOh Dor eiueni 4Rount nm
Nirs 1865 beim 8eainne isines >.
anltStfcluius bic iaIbunasrallea
sSorte aeiproftu:
-Hiemane haiieno, boil Siehe I'M
ollie. nit 5siiisteit beim Rettc te.
hlrreua, 10 peit uus Sott erlsudtet,
ols Rette 81 erteurer - how
broadly catholic - iplle has SSert
Der &eri5huuna rit1t uDIleuoeu.
S9p iniuerhiu Der nlte Seterou
Tjcbritl SpItmrper upH aer 6rupr,
huua SiHcrlu's nui oeiien Sni er
Den 2eaen ereriit uno FIR Sreibeit
urO 8sdt iahrelaHe tazayte. h5rts.
betInete er, inter 1hrdnsu b1s iii
Uter. Die rutlpie 2bat. Gieerit
tthrte balb bnrau; nit ielreE Saule.
raotu IN bic Si;e 6siwUat iuSud.
IN bcr areis ieircr Sltbtr.- Sc
pcr5Isibt i'd - nlmlt enoCt ocr c.tg
Gdtrici itiue Rrieastyiurtruuaer-
r5iuuaEuoli ciu nller Sulod,t.
Titbrid rltm.per.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04
Sr. Nubiom'S Salhe heiit lndeni
seS Gesema.

7as behaueiee .Sudfn. 6rermno
St'uhl une amber unanaenehn;e ar
ten pou eczema. itedlte. SnlsiIu6
unb pautausidiIaa werheu prpmrt
euetl gr.- l,Ubiun's Stsen,a Salse
eehsilt. Geo, y. .Fith. &ausrta.
al. iaat; Sd iauits eiue Shah
tel Tr, opbiuu's Grsena Soibs. gi;t
an Gtsema felt benz SGreertrl.ee.
bin ron pielen Eersten hehnneelI
,pcroen-uihss bat aenist Tie cine
sthGhtsl Tr. Sohipu's Gtsemd Sal
be. Seeer 9eibense iellte ne peria !
den. EW NIB 10 iiher oos ne end
beIien wirs Aas mir ieparatirsa pssr
euer 8ete saraderitatten- Ssi alien
apcshetern peer per Tph. 81. Siei,'
ier gbeuital Co.. Shilaeslphia &
q. esais. t&as.1
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04
Saiiipruier ,srau erritlih bamse.

-sarslih ;p0 ih MIDI cine ihlim'
NE Grmiina ,u. pethe meine Gun.
aeu auariii uuo mir prpbe Sprasn
n,thte. Sh bate itllimme Suiten'
auidllc uno mciue 9uaaen rdren 10
runo nne eut;uaSe: has ih eruhlih
atarmirt rrrbe. Cine 6reuuoiu em'
pitl 9bonbsrlaiu' 8 0ouah &eueon.
iaasno bas lie ss ictt sinhren &C.
hsoeals. St toui.e cine Slaid.e uno
eS uer,noiiite qinberuna ithpu in er'
act Qod,t nab In eirer 2ote mar id'
uva oem 6aiieu unN sfhmersen eer
aanaen beireit.- 'hreibt drl. Ga,is
Issktber. satnteIte. Gal. Sertsait ee'
alien Sdnbfexn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04

-ferr Srd;bias u. Githpti uni
tSa;tjr uuu Seiicyi0u 9iia. bic mth'
rcrc Gage bei ihrea 'ylbtrsu Rad;
b3yu Der 6an;iliie Ssael ,ui Seiut
,sr1rld:cn. isr24>l as 5cuu,ar
a.,l in S2e'paa,ii ccc.
-Si1,cr Gen G,taua;1sr uns
taSear Sger9mcuec. QaiNtrtr ntg
astiatu 5lEa,erS x &ad1nti
&;a. mat;tu a" ,t9,ea 6r,ttnc
,,'tii,.ir tjuta &IS',Ul not, Sjr5
..l wtjity his ;ay ti;.i4ta Npr;.
IS &ggr,jtS.
-S@ir ya,btr tc:; Gc-;ru uuS 3ar.
,,iIrNirl ntz tciitriu ra!iter ott
i sartr uuo AUt.,r ,tvsv Nrlhtn
s.; on ouotrtr Sy,.t hcH,,e,r &uU,'
a;tc btSue,,d:t NHit'at Nt@ .,iuGlbU-
gy1 wc,a,tm Gt~: Charles Gi1y,IHS
Il >tr G,a,uthGs'tr u. SUrt 81 III
0,>ttu. ,lro rat'Hc'H N,t ant ,tgcs
sitta @attu bc'tcat: @oria Qclt
t,E WaS Nl,tS III N,eiC,, Scccu tr:
ta,tta. p,yN tS ,ty rit,: ii'vtt wrg.
H,r 'ur olt'tu c>tr EtH Soe-1eT
t,UaH jur ctr &t,k7l&st',ttn pal.
raotS u raNta
-G;t revytr [eka Sitbsred uue
ftrSuarN y C',meutr. cri,trer rcE
iSIyHSr,!,c. Ics,ere: ecr GG',Ie %ed
WAwu Gt,ytm in tstlta',ea bier
3chp Ser itit Hgril BORT oulGiNl,
lab, Nit Eeat ctiua,b. gauS Luo SeU
Il. StV,eler. rer Crtmeosr. eer 'Glt
Sahrta chi Ser 6lrm ecS 0erru
NtNrl Ntinara pohut. III etrtr
&trleEuua ptssu Die er it 9pr uieh
yTrsu Sl1Tn lei Benz 2urt9ebeE
( itlnsS Ueleaunes sueeipaeu. aeiWun
I cen Die tSurnerei auisueebcu. SI
/ iAhri;;tr: lest Ssisn our nelter e
a,esrtre bel hielaen 9s'CtaItsleuter
els .iam2les- auiwies. oerr Crts
mencr trirn am Is. eieisS sgpnats
Gle dariuaerGtbe 0'icrtlih pcr'au
zen uso iit aaUs aui Isir rereS Ses
iUcrbe perlcaCr..
Saste senaa aHi isinsH Suitaas,
.StE Satcr spr tnsSARS. Satrst
,rart mar. las er ,ne suseise Dor
& bamberlnir i snbtetsn IN ben 3ei.
iuraen n;e iainsm Salle enRs asnou
| auesbts. itreiht SRI. Iaraarstha
Gauisat!l. st. Smi.t. Sri. -Gr snuits
eint shahtsl esrieiben unb mar lett
hcr nit,t mrhr truni. Yettne Shus,
ter batts Raasnleibea. auh ibr naki
ten Nc Seriauit bel alien Sdns
lem. Ass -se-a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04
Hreeburs.

,yrllh aln WprAcf oCe ~. Hupeni'
ber tIartioaunastnael perIieb rn
Tr. I. &. ". SuedIer. VI. ,. ScI'
terbuih unb dror SnItenbuitl ibr
0eim unb iubreu benz giurbtpeiien su.
Sbr 9iel mar bic Nnrm bes Seu
Sdla uweder audi untcr benz giamen
0Urie Sbpe Seno 6nrm beiannt. TnB
ben @6iieu bort ScitenS auiNcluartet
wuroe uno sunial,S gan'iannnastna
mnr, es an 8eitcs -- Gurtep nit
einacid)loiien - nid,t mnnaclte
turS Elm 5iit, asbedt mar Der an Qe'
litatem nidt su munitlen ilbris lieB,
ia ielbh ber Soiel on Der an oielem
6eIitaoe 9rdiibent @iliou ieintu
Srutbnhn oeripeiite. in ritts rntle
nano, lit ieIblperitdublidl unb sebiihrt
oaiur bent @aitaeber, uuo ieirer Seis
icreu 0alite unb aaus beiunoers bic
Ter, bic qrbfte Ghre. 9In5l benz Wahle
iuurber Die @dite on bic GuBerrelt
aeihhr, unb buriter ibr auee ueiocn
IN ben ihnneu delctru, Die Der
9uoae als prpereiiiusr - up'tu bate
6armcr nuismueiien hat. -Fericct
it mutt be, il perfect it can be" iheirt
o:s Ridltcrs Motto ~ iein unb oaB
CT beralcldcu Mcinura nudl hCRi in
Se,u0 Der gScae I'M anrScU Gourtp.
hat CT 10 lnrac CT in Nmte uro Sic
her bes &pl,cS III. nu' oaS Neiic be-
Wieicn
Srau Gnspar gSebcr uro S,rher
uuo Grou @ertruo Gattcu ip,uie Grl.
Ntrsina upr @eitphoIin ,nmen hicr
ourdl oui oCm gSeGe nod %icrro su
%ciudl Der GaniIie 6raut 6criir9.
Gbriii Stnti0cr upn gSritpb.ltn
brnhte iette Sdlpeire an' hieli8er
Niarit.
Soiepb uno Seu 0ulterMaun mo
Nutter mphnter on Suuriaa III Gjnr
Der &ecreipuua hcS ueriturbCneu
Oerrn Stcphau Reiuttnicpcr bel.
3pbu uno Oenru &eintemeper upu
Sienna tomcu am SomStaa bier burt
nnd Qinn I'm Der Qeide oeS oprt rcrlt
&attrS Qerru stephan &ciu'cmcncr
oaS Ieetc GbreuQcleite sun, Wrabc Su
0eben.
Gr. I. z. q. Nucdl,tr uub 9,lti'
3uchIer inhrcu nm SurntoG nui bCn
mcilid, achlnoeu NaiinsicrNuR nlh
Meta uuo tthr;tu ou' ocm nab Slcu
lnhreubCu lpic0er,
acrc bic an Spuutaec bcr Gnttr'
toiument in Nidlipuutclu bcnypbu
ttn unrcu. Ncn Ncurr 2oura Ncutr.
gprcrs uuh irau; Hihlcr. {hertliA
SreIluer. Icuuie (ictcr. WtrtruN
Rldltcr unb Vauliua Scrmpillcr,
Ncrr 0cruauu NpharrcNmcucr
ncrinrhtc an Ncutna einc GarlaNuun
Sdlweinc N Woritc,
git 6ri. Goa GollmCutr uub @tn
trlg 9iutttacrS rcil.en an Sreitn0 rat
q. Spu,S. 0rIitre luiro upn onrt
unh @laWpp hcim,ebrsn, Yebttrc i'm
q. Gliabe,h lni,itat in Ct. NonlS
III ibrer pciieren NuSbileuna uer
bIeiben.
onr mo 6rau Sheo Rtuncr per.
brshieu Den Tau,iaauu lStaa in Der
Siaa,fhauptitaat bel Srruahoteu uno
dreuueen.
2r. 3. 9. VI. Suetler berih.et
iiber Die AutunIt eires Stammhaiters
bel lbep. aerns,
gr. I. =. y. 9uedlcr murSe peps
ieiiincll und 9iuu in Accumulation
init TT. slbrens beruieu. Ger Sut
tor ,shrte surId nit Der Relbuua
bos belm Ocrmdnn Shrpeosr ein
Snhtercbsn Giutehr acaatscn.
Sau,ier Sphn &usttae,s uie Srh,
ter Seatrir ippie Alei Yuethlcr uuh
5rl. Soa Gallmeper mo htcr oni
Tantiaaunastnae eintn abrether
nah Scitphaiia um bort bic ihucn
befreuubete 5omiiie Siu hepat 81 be-
iuGen ipiuie alh aneer en- Sreunbeu
bee $autiers ibre aaimortuna ~
madlen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04
aNcitern NeIlOw Suit Fruri 90
ier um mabiaen Treis Su baben bel
Spf. Ganrup.


9pi. Ga itrup.
-6err Gbriit 6ausuer nno 6rl.
CrtbnlS upn Ncto nnrcn nm Tout'
ioaunnstnae Ueiuher hicliaer Stoot
-arnu 7. y. guebbert unb Sobu
0eurD reiiicn aeiicrn Sum Se,uhe
bcr {od,er rtip. Stmeiier Der ebriu
9tutrc Came Sdlweilecr w Gortuna
lndl Ct. YOuis.
-gus @ditc ibrsr 3reurbe. Der
Innilie Charles 9tindleunl uerlebten
bier mehree Inae bic drauleius @ir'
ainia S9nlier. Suliu Stud uno Gina
9esuio upn Weaittrid, WO.
-7ic Snratoren &. 8. Quebbert,
2lntou Cttp uno Suieph Snr uertb'
ihdtten in letter @ohc bic Gebauoe
Der 6nrmer Sohn Brurntrt Sr. uno
oernnrn Nil'e bel aoelbtoun.
g9urum rihi eir .lnar rStrpraer
as The Yam" Stnhe tnuien. Tlcie
:uiieu rltt mehr oils nnoere uno ira
pen ih ldraer. &ertauit bel 6cdtel
4 0ilfcmeper.
--0crr 6ermnuu Sucr2mcper uro
Gcnnblin iutuie bic 6erreu ,Srort
uub 6cnrn Bcrburit uno 6rI. anthn
riun &ucremcper iottetcn nnt ,Srei-
tna bcr StoatSbnuptitaot Aeiicripu
Gitu ciueu Nciuh ob.
Ter 6udseitsieier Wicicmcner
WilIer, pcldle bier am Tan,la'
eunaSiuae int Neime hes SheiuS
bcS iuuocr TptlprS itattiauo, ruphn
ten Der Better Ocrr Bernnrb Strat'
houS upo ociirn Sdbmdner;r frnll
9iutou Snaih0uS uuu Meta bel. !
Ceiitntiid der %criou
llnterseihnctcr iuiro ant l6. Tes
iembcr aaf Der 6nrm beS perrs
Oeurp 0edmnm niriithictcro nlle
iaru9trutht ME Wicb uro nnocres
ptttIuicd.
i. u, Grtmcper
-,}ahnar;t Ir. /. u. 5ellmdun
uuu NtIlc, irir0 nm heutc. Tur,
ucrslal Den IcSembcr biS ARprtna
ben s. Tcsembcr bier in icirer Hro
iciiuu thotiR itiu. Er, [cIlmnm i
,Rul ben CT ith a!S ,3nhrnrst er'
luubcr, blnat iilr ieuc }lidtintrit
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04
Ansiige ,t,,o 2(e6err6&e

Gs lit iebt am BET 3eit bab Sie fit
eillen nellen NnSus ooer llebe5ieber iid
bag Mab nebmen laiien.
ssir fdtteu ent idSne ansDabl uus sarautirtu Gnd
torr,es aQab nno before Saars als Shr Fe ahbersuO
erhalten fSunft.
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2lusperfanis preiien:
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- ~ amaben AuSase $3.50 - $500
Sprehe por uno laiis ms Gucb iibsrvuaen:
FeChte1 & Hilkemeyer
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-12-04

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graHh. Shuhen Bel aehtri & oilier
tnenrr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-29
BARNETT WANTS
DANCES ON ISLAND
Would Also Hold Weekly COtil-
lions in Public Schools, Prop
erly Supervised

Aid Barnett now proposes to
father "A scheme TO build a municipal
dance hall on Belle Isle, and organ
ize dancing classes in the public
schools where children can be taught
clean" dances. The alderman thinks
that the publicity given the Vernon
dance hall ordinance Will help him
in securing the necessary appropria-
tion 10 erect "A huge dance hall on
the island.
People would not be afraid TO al
low their children to go TO Belle
Isle TO dance because IL would he
under municipal supervision and the
various civic societies could make all
the rules they want to regulate the
dances" said the alderman. ALSO,
no liquor is sold no the island.
would suggest that the civic societies
appoint committees to supervise the
Iconduct Of the dancers. This would
give the wouldbe reformers some-
thing To do They have shown why
saloon dance halls should not be toll
Grated. now let them get busy and
10 something 10 give boys and girls
all the clean enjoyment they want.
II think weekly dances ought 10
held In the public school buildings.
These dances would be under proper
supervision and would keep girls and
boys off the streets"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-29
REVOKES LICENSE
OF H. WHITMAN
Mayor Acts Against Second.
Hands Goods Dealer Complain
ed of by Detectives

Mayor Marx, Tuesday morning. re.
voked the license OF Henry Weitz-
man. dealer in secondhand goods, at
No. 347 Michigan-ave The police
claim that Weitzman conducted a
fence" where tlieves disposed Of sto
len property Ior rev cents on the
dollar
Weitzman was before Justice JET.
fries, Monday, on charge of receiv-
ing stolen property, but the justice
dismissed the charge, explaining that
he understood that Weitzman's IL.
cense was to be taken away from
him.
Weitzman was given hearing be-
fore Edward T. Fitzgerald, mayor
secretary. Detectives Hugh Kane
and Frank La Monde testified that
they had recovered number OF sto-
len tools in Weitzmans store. and
that Weitzman had neglected to de-
scribe these tools on the daily reports
which all secondhand dealers are re-
quired TO hand the police.