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The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
SALVATION ARMY.

Admtant Jackson announces the fol.
lowing services Ia he conducted to.
morrow
holiness mceting-l0:
Prals" meotlng-3 y. M.
salvation meeting and Gospel sorv.
ice D. m.
lhe Alahamians will conduct Il con
cert in the amy hall Monday even.
ing
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
AT CENTENNIAL M. e.

"A Day of Memory will he the sub
iect of the morning sermon of Rev. J.
j Strike at the Centennial VI. r..
church. Communion service will fol-
tow Tie evening service at : o'clock
will hc IN charge of Prof. James Doo-
ley ani the Alahamian sonrsters.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
BOSTON M. G. CHURCH.

Rev. w. II Collycott will conduct
the usual services III the Boston Nj. t.
church Sunday morning and Sunday
evening John T. Th:beau of Laurium
will have charge of the services.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The Gospel" win he the theme of
the discourse by Rev. u -. Stalker
cay morning and in the evening. The
Two Doors" viii he the subject Pap
tiamal service viii he conducted in the
morning.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
SWEDISH M, E.

Confirmation service will be- con-
Quoted At the Swedish NJ. r.. church
SUNDAY morning and in the evening,
Rev. AXcl Strom will deliver a ser
mon Ia young p"0pl" on the subject.
~ Great Duty"
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31

on my lower limbs when
was very annoying and my
scalp was literally covered
with dandruiY. My hair used
to come out by the handfhls
and the itching of my body
and scalp was terrible. |
had used almost all tile skin
remedies on tho market
With M resIIlia. when L
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
OSCEOLA M. e. SERVICES.

Edward Jackman viii occupy the
pulpi, at the Osceola NJ T.. church
SUNDAY morning and in the evening
the pastor. Rev. w. H. Collycou viii
preach.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
AT NORWEGIAN METHODIST.

Ery. = w Petersen pastor of the
Norwegian Methodist church has re-
turned from Manistee. where he at
tended a meeting of the pastors i'm this
district We will conduct the usual
services in the Norwegian Methodist
church Sunday. preaching in the
morning on, - Laughing Cod sun
day school at IL o'clock and in the
evening, Rev. Pedersen will preach on
the theme, "Our Daily Needs" There
viii hc preaching service and sun
day school in the Copper city Mission
al 20 o'clock SUNDAY.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.

Rev. $. Romsdahl will conduct serv-
ice at the Norwegian Lutheran churcP
SUNDAY at 10 and o'clock. TIL"
choir will render special music at the
evening service.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
kEARSARGE M. &.

Services at the kcar9arge NJ. T.
church Sunday will he conducted by
Rev. flames DOoley who will SPEAK
from The subject. Southern Educa-
tiCn" Rev. H. Magahay viii deliver
ihe evening sermon.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
FIRST BAPTIST.

RrV. -. -. liargcr will deliver the
sermon at the First Baptist church
sunday morning rom the theme, THE
ord's s'uppcr--.A Duty and Memoir
ial"
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31

Cincinnati man the other DAY
cravIcd iOO feet In h''HN Se"'' ~
rescuc n baby and sn''e'"'"'
,boueh nearly losing his life'
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
ALLOUEZ M. e. SERVICES.

J. polkinghornc will be I'm char2"
Of the evening service at the Alloue2
VI. IT, church.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31

Prince Frederick Leopold. of prus-
sia. is an artist of promise. and his
work. in black and white. exhibited 100
Berlin under am assumed name. re-
crNed fayoiablr. criticism.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
HAIR CAME OUT
BY HANDF FULS
Terrible Itching. Began with Rash.
Dandruff Literally Covered Scalp.
Entirely Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Within One Month.

a0o2 Cass St. st. Louis. Mo.-"Tor five
Years | suffered with itching of my body
and scalp. My trouble began with a rash
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31

poston's two newly appointed mum
o,nol court Judges are j. \, Sheehah'
aged 80. and J, q. TracKet'' ave-" '''
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
OPEN AIR BAND CONCERT.

The e. q H. band will this evening
give the first of a series of open air
band concerts from the lawn adioin-
ing the g. x " mine office. Similar
concerts VIII he given at the locations
of each ot the subsidiary mines in the
near future.
Levi Shoemaker is dcad i'm Berlin,
Pa, aged l0l Years
The Calumet news., 1913-05-31
TENDER FAREWELL PARTY.

che home Of MIR and Mrs Henry
Harris WAS the scene Of very prot
N farewell party Thursday evening.
when number of friends gathered to
bid farewell to him. Nh Harris leaves
today fu. Detroit to locate. Games and
music were enjoyed aud dainty
luncheon was served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

ton. outside as well as inside this
committee room.
Letters identified Friday covered a
wide range of activity, but centered
chiefly about the campaign in Indi-
/ ana in 1908, when Mulhall. according
to the documents was working In
close cooperation with Cong. James
r. Watson and with national and state
republican leaders.
MuIhan told the committee he
raised $500 for that campaign. One
of the letters referred to this amount;
and another mentioned a list Of manu-
featuring concerns in South Bend, the
proprietors of which had been visited
by Mulhall in company with Peter
Kline, deputy factory inspector for
that district.
In an interview l had with Mr..
Parry and other large business men
of this section, they clearly stated
they were jumping the law as far as
corporations are concerned subScrfb-
ing to our campaign funds" said Null
hall in a letter TO Schwedtman from
Indianapolis Sept. %, 1908.
There are a hundred and one ways
to get around that and we all know
that, and l cannot see why Mr.. Van
Cleave cannot go around ii just as
we'll as the large manufacturers here"
Correspondence read late in the day
showed that the Indianapolis News
had identified Mulhall as connected
with the Manufacturers association in
September and had brought the mat
ter into public discussion. Mulhall
laughingIy told the committee that
local, state and national campaign
managers had consistently denied that
they knew anything about any work
by the National Association of Manu-
facturers. even after work had been
going on for nearly a year in Indiana.
In a letter to John Kirby, jr.. from
indianapolis. Sept. %, 1903. just after
some of the called Archbold letters
had been made public, referring TO
Sen. Foraker. Mulhall said he still had
faith in Ohio's great senator. and
thought he would win. He expressed
surprise that Roosevelt was stirring
up the Standard oil matter and said,
the president is playing very poor
politics"
Instead of gaining votes. he will
find on the third of November that
il will be a losing game" said the
letter. Even the Standard oil COM
pany has it's friends, and l cannot I'M
derstand why man of LIS stripe will
think il is a crime for a man to hon
estly work for a corporation Of that
kind"
The Citizens Industrial association
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

of America. with c. w Post as it's
president, and many officers of the
National Association of Manufacture
ers on its list. figured prominently in
Fridays proceedings. Several letters
on the stationery Of this association,
and signed James A. Emery. Score
tary", were read and Sen. Reed sug-
gested 1t was a half brother TO the
Manufacturers association
One Of these letters said: Watson
was not only the greatest help TO us
personally, but he represented all the
forces that did help us, and l person
ally believe that we need friends in
congress far more than anywhere else
Mr.. Taft's labor statements are not
at all encouraging"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
~ The Seven Ages of Women in Love- IN
kGE CHAPTER SEVEN-WHEN GANDMA GETS HER REWARD ~
~ ~ FOR ~ ~
BY WINNIE LEE.

l have discovered why children have
the measlCs. Doctors say all the dis
eases OF children are unnecessary and
avoidable, but doctors do not know
more than nature does about every
thing.
1t is natures intention that the
woman who obeys all of her laws shall
some day be made a grandmother,
and so nature invented the measles
and the whooping cough and the
mumps and the chicken pox TO pro-
vide something interesting for grand
mothers to do
Thus woman in the Seventh-Age-
Of-LOve Is altogether happy. She is
more than uSeful-she is necessary
She has learned TO do hundreds of
things nobody else can do, and that
IS a grand comfort. Moreover man
does not then consider her ridiculous
because she wears pretty clothes and
likes some style TO the cut of her
skirt
There is always happiness in doing
the normal thing and misery n de-
parting from il.
NOW this is a platitude seven DAYS
in the week, but the nation maintains
its expensive penitentiaries, and asy-
lums, and hospitals simply because
people have not got it by heart. They
keep right on paying their heaviest
taxes year after year as the price of
their Indifference to truth.
The woman who thinks she can
beat nature by planning her career is
bound to pay for her youthful clever
ness with Wretchedness in her old age.
But IL she marries early and nurses
her own children so well that she can
instruct any trained nurse in the art
of caring for her grandchildren
measles. then she will never have any
conspicuous miseries to advertise to
a scandal-hunting neighborhood.
Woman's attire always indicates the
state of her emotions.
When a woman of any of the indef-
mite and Understandable ages which
follow Forty-Five puts on the CO.
quettish dress and manners of a girl
she seems a huge poster illustration
OF the revenge which nature takes
when her Great Purpose is not full
filled.
And her most terrible punishment
Overwhelms her in its most dreaded
shape-the Ridicule of Man.
Making which discovery, woman
sometimes becomes that unhappiest of
human creatures, the student of her
own soul, and a real menace to society
if she takes to writing morbid books
like the heroine of that misleading
volume, THE Dangerous Age.
To the woman who follows her, ma
ture offers a new enthusiasm in every
age of love. The poets are natures
interpreters, and not one of them ever
put down greater solace for woman
than Browning when he wrote:
Grow old along with me!
The best is yet to be,
The last Of life, for which the first
was made!'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
St. Mary's Grounds
Not Open to Public

The authorities at St, Mary's
have decided that hereafter the
grounds OF the institution will not
be opened TO The public
Owing to the imposition OF some
persons who have been freely al
lowed the USE OF the grounds this
decision has become necessary.
The speeding OF automobiles. be-
sides. being a menace TO safety. has
also aided IN damaging the drive
ways and shrubbery.
Persons who have business with
the institution. or have ohildreza IN
attendance there, Will ind no dff~
hculty in enjoying the same priv
ileges as IN the past and they shall
receive courteous attention at al
timeA
VISITORS Received
During The vacation month";
visitors who wish 20 BE- shown
through the buildings at ST Mays
will be accommod dated on Tues
days and Thursdays from 10 Q.
n. 70 5 ?. n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

Il. J. HARDY,
Supt. Transportation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
HE ASKED FOR $1,000
Police Arrest Young Man Who
Threatened Society Girl

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 10.
w. l.. Cummings, % years old was
arrested here today charged with at
tempting TO extort $1,000 from Miss
Dorothy Bamberger, a wealthy socie-
~ girl. Cummings was arrested
while telephoning to Miss Bamberg-
er, who had previously been threaten
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

ed py Jan anonymous letter writer
that unless she paid $1,000 for immu-
nifty, nitroglycerin would be exploded
in her room. Miss Bamberger had ar
rived from New York the day she re-
ceived the letter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

All the latest song hits placed on
sale in lobby of Majestic theater. loo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28

gospice - Burje. To zadnje upan-
Je Je torej splavalo meni mic tebi
ME eez hribe in doline, JAZZ pa sem
zalostno gledal V svet, V bodoe-
most, ali tega Sc wee ne spomin-
jam; VEN lie toliko. da Sc mole
srce nahaja nekie V Sahari. V brez
mejni neskoncnosti puSeobe in
osamelosti. Pri vsem TEN pa Sc nj
sem zgubil upanja. Pomladanski
cast, cast probuje in novo zivljen
le narave cele, bo morda tudi me-
ne osrecilo S kako sedaj Sc nezna-
no lllijo, XII bo cvetela V vsei svo-
JeJ krasoti kot je u~sojeno !e no.
Fam, Xxi cvetejo V brezmejnem VIZ
tn este ljubezni mladeniSke? &c
me pa zaloti zopet burja, 20 osta-
Jam Vas do konca dni FAINT,
f. S. Tavchar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28

udarili po delavcem zvestem ca
sopisJu, tes. ako uniGimo to. bo.
do delavci prisli nazai pod naso
komando. Pa sc posteno MOTTO:
kaJtl delavec We. kie so njegove
koristl III cato sc ne bo dial wee
slepih- Zavedni delavci Sc zave.
dajo svojih dolznosti do sebi I'VE
stega casopisia cato je vsak to-
zadeven poskus nasprotnikov
brezuspeSen.
Zatorej sodrugi, naSe geslo mai
DO neprestano naprej! Ne o%ziraj-
mo Sc ne ma deSno in ne ma levo,
temvec stremimo vedno "a svoji-
mi cilJi ter sc NJ brigajmo "a ka-
pitalistitne meSetarje!
Kot odgovor ma napade ma mas
delavski list VAN tn poSiljam ma
rocnino "a novega narocnika. To
Je pc moJem mnenju najboljSi cd
govor takim volkovom V ovGji
obleki. Ako hi vsa.j narocnik
pridobil vsaj enega novega ma
rotnika "PrOletarcu", pa ne hi
bio dolgo, ko hi ia list postal
dnevnik in s tenn hi bilo vsem ma
sim naSprotnikom temcliito odgo-
vorjeno.
Omenim maj tudi, da .ie pretek-
10 leto priyandral sem neki rusko
POLISH "pastir", XII je pa kma-
lu uSel cd tn; "A Sc je povrnil hui
domuSnezi trdijo, da je laGen ra-
tai IN Sc cato povrnil ter zaGel
graditi cerkev. Imaio re kake tri
seznle zidu; sedai Jim ie pa mex
do jezike zmeSal ali kai. enako.
kakor ~pripoveduje zgodba o ba-
bilonskem stolpu.
Oh sklepu maj Sc pripomnim.
da smo Y kratkem casu zgubili
diva toyariSa, oba clana druStva
'ProStomlsleci''. Stew. 81. in 81
Ger Henry Arnold ter John Dr.
novSek. Prvi je umrl pO kratki
HI bolezni, drugi Sc .ie pa ponesre-
ell; ker Sc je dotaknil elektricne
zice ter oblezal mrtev ma meStu.
DruStvo je obema priredilo lep
pogreb.
Il tega ic razvidno. kako po-
trebno je, da So vSak delavec "a
varuje, dokler je I'll in zdrav. kcr
nihte he We kje in kako "a doleti
nesreta. Kdor Sc nj pr nobenem
podpornem druItvu maj brez cd
loga pri>topi,
Ig. kolar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28
VabilO ma pustnO
VeSelicO

katero priredi drustvo "Vrtni
Raj, stew. 174. S. N. P. ]. v DUN.
10 PA, v torek dine q. febr. 1913
v Slovenskem Domu. Program bo.
de jake bogat. Igrala Sc bode We.
seloigra enodejanka "RAZSTRE.
SENECA, katera bOde provzroci.
la gledalcem veliko zabave in 4me.
ha.
2. Nekai posebnega.
3. Zapelo Sc bode par domacih
pesmi.
4. Pohod, ozir. korakanje pu
stopnicah DO jeGmenovca.
B. Pobratimiia z jecmenovcem
in
6. Pies.
Med presledki sc dobi lahko kaj
"a pod Job. n. primer: suhe in de
belle kranjske klobase, pravi ko.
zJi in ovcji sir. Ker je to zadnja
veselica ia predpust, Sc uljudno
vabijo vsi Slovenci il dal.inih in
blizniih krajev, da ne zamude te
zadnje veselice.
Torei ma krov dne 4. febr. OBJ
z. uri zvecer!
Ma veselo s~videnjel ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28

III NNdh "a
INA in upoSteva tie tri okolisene,
ia lahko tudi We kolikO je vstanu
danes delavec prihraniti.
Ako pa trdim, da ie zasluzek
minimalen, pa ne mislim trdltl' Ga
d~elav6evo delo nj Gosti vredno. y
me- DelavGevo delo je toliko vred-
no. da delavec lahko pray ugodno
ziyi. ako hi on sam dobiyal popol-
no vrednost svojega della. Dokaza-
no deistvo je, da dobi delayec lie
emo petino in cesto niti petine ne
cd tega, kar Easluzi. Ostalo vred-
nost sprawl v Yep delodajalec kot
profit cd svojega podjetja. Cd
kod vsi milioni ieklenega, lesnega
in druzih trustov. Cd KIDD nepo-
pisno bogastvo prem0govnih IN
drugih rudniskih baronov? Mar M
vse to ogromno premozenJe sad
della in trpljenja milionskih de-
lavskih mnOzic9 IL vsega tega pa
razvideti, da so delavci
ogoliufani i'll oropani "a sad svo-
iega della. Delavci zrtvujejo kapi-
talistom vse: svoio mladOst, vse
svoie zivlienie, zdravje in vse. kar
Sc sploh da zrtvovati, a "a vse te
dragocene zrtve dobe lie sramotno
in skromno povraGilo V obliki
plaG. Toda ko je clovek izpreSan
in ne more vec ustvariati zadosti
profita kapitalistom, tedai ga pc
zeno ma ceSto in ne menijo Sc wee
"a njegovo usodo.
TovariSi delavcil Ako Sc zave-
damo svojega zaloStncga polozaja.
pOtem Sc moramo zavedati tudi
neGesa drugega in to je reSitev IL
te ~mizeriie. Nj vemo. da mas in.
rem kapitalizma tlaGi in zuli dc
kosti; vedeti pa tudi moramo, da
nj mixer zapisano, da morajo de
lavci positi Ia jarem vetno. Treba
je samo, da Sc delavci zavedo svo.
je nezmagljive moGi, da Sc pOslu-
zijo sredstev in potov, XII vOdijc
do reSitve. Mas delavcev ie ma mi
lone. naSih izkoriSGcvalcev in tia
6ite!jev pa je le malo: da pa kliut
svoii maloStevilnoSti vladaio Svet
in odlo5ujejo usodo vsem liudem
.je pa vzrok nevednoSt in brezbriz
most d%elavcev Samih. ker dajejC
kapitalistom moe in oblast Y no
Ike. V svoii zaslepljenosti delavc.
pri6akujejo reSitve Cd svojih tira.
now Ako hoCejo biti delavci reese
hi, Sc moraio reSiti sami potion
svojih p~olitiGnih in gospodarskih
organizacii. to je. delavci morale
postati razredno zavednil
Razredna zavest pa sc ia maj
boljS Siriti ? pravim dclavSkim
Gasopisom. kakorSen jc "Proleta-
rec. TIA list vzgaia. u6i in pri-
pravlja slovenske ameriSke trpi.
ne "a boi proti kapitalistom. "a
Odpravo kapitalisticnega sistemg
ter IA zgradbo move stavhe socia.
liStiGne druzbe. cato je dolznoSt
vsakega zavednega delavca. ia
agitira "a Ia list, GA Sri in pripo.
roca povsod.
Volitve so minute in socialistic-
ma stranka ie dosegla lepe vSNehe
toda to mas ne SINE zadovOliiti. da
bi sedaj roke krizem drzali ter
6akali novih volitev. Ne in ne
Takoi poidimo ma delo, Poleg
a~gitaciie "a list, moramo agitira-
ii "a naso stranko. to ie. "a naSo
Jugoslov. Soc. Zvezo, kaiti bre7
dobre organizacije ie vspeSno po.
liticno delo nemogoce!
Gin boil pa raste moe socializ-
ma, tenn obupnejSi postajaio ME.
govt nasprotniki, kateri so IL stra.
hu pred Min podvoiili svoie Sile.
da z~abraniio njegov napredek. "a
TO moramo biti socialist priprav.
ljeni. da bono odbili vSak kapi.
talisti6ni naval. Delavec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28
ostaj.am
Rudolf GradiSnik.

Herminie (I), Pa. - Il nasc
naselibne Sc nisem cital dopisa V
naSem delavSkem listu "Proletar.
Gu, cato Sc JAZZ oglaSam. Pa nj
treba misliti, da sem kak pisa.
telJ, ker mi pero lie malokdai Y
roke pride; pri mas piSemo lie =
plkom' in lopato, seveda po
premogu.
her berem vsakovrstne Gasopi-
Sc poznam vse udrihanje nazad.
nJasklh casopisov pc naprednih
delavskih casopisih. zlasti "Pro.
l%etarec" Jim je trn v peti. Gotta.
20 IN spodtikaio mu stvari. s kate.
rimi hi ga radi pri SLOW. delavcih
ocrnili. Zakai vse to nasproto.
vanJe, mora vedeti vsak trezno-
mislec delavec. Seveda. dokler ie
blla VISA nasprotna gospoda memo
tena pri svojem "delu". lie bio
vse dobro: toda seda.j Sc ie FACE.
10 delavstvo probuiati ter spo-
znavati svoi, polozaj ter obenem
tudi svoie prijatelje in zagovor-
nike. oziroma nasprotnike in IL.
koris6evalce. To pa delayskim la.
zi-prijateljem nj pc wolff, cato so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28
Taylor, Wash. 10. ian. 49,

iayior, WASH. ~. Jan. - 70
sebno pohvaliti Sc sedaj ravno ne
moreno. ker smo ma Strajku re
Sedmi mesec. Ravno tako ma Rem
ton in Bayne. Borimo Sc IN pripo.
znanje unije. Pregnant IL kom-
panjskih his in sveta, zivimo kak-
Sno milo in pol izven "towna".
kJer smo 81 postavili dive veliki
baraki.
Oh zaGetku so skuSali kompa-
nijski hlapci prepre6iti organizi.
ranje premogarjev Z lepa in z gr-
da. Najprej so iztirali organiza-
torje IL kempe. Potem so skuSali
pregovoriti delavce, GcS. sal ina
tie iste place in iste ugodnosti kot
V organiziranih kraiih. Pa bo
kdo ma TO vpraSal: "Iakai pa po-
tenn kompaniia ne pripozna uni.
je''' Odgovor ma to .ie lahek Ia
to. ker Sc kapitalisti boil bojijo
organiziranega delavStva. kakor
vrag kriza. pa maj 81 bo isto orga-
nizirano trokovno ali politiGno.
Da 50 nam strGEovne organiza-
CHE koriStne in potrcbne. nj dvo-
ma. kjer iste obstoje. Sc pc ia
nah ne zgodi toliko krivic. poleg
tega pa lahko clovek svoie mi
Sljenje %izrazi, kjer in kadarkoli
hoce, cesar Y naSprotnem sluca-
Ju ne IN Storiti. JAZZ sem prepri.
can. ko hi kdo poprei kot smo So
organizirali, katcro zinil o socia-
lizmu, da hi takoi dobil "lauf-
pass. Ia dokaz mai bodO beSede
krajeynega uprayitelia Nocal
Manager "Cc Sc premogarji or
ganizirajo, ne bodemo incl tn nj
koli ne farja nc cerkve". Znano
jim je dovolj dobro, da V organi-
zirancm dclavstvu preveva duh
svobode in SocialiZma. ter da so.
c~ialiSti in Svobodomisleci nikakor
MISC najboliSi podpiratelji cerk.
va in we're Sploh. Mislim namrec
takSno vero. kakor 10 uti nckdr
IL Chicago Y svoiih clankih '
Am ST. V enem nicgovih clan
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lie tako naprei.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-20
Public improvements

State Industrial School for Girls
Excellent Public Schools. teachers, 500 graduates
Business College and Parochal School
$4,000 Public Library 10000 Books
Complete Water Sewer and Electric Light System
Fifteen Miles Cement Sidewalk
Beautiful City Park Sank Lake
Eight Churches
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-20
Location


City of 600 population equdant from the
Duluth
In the wonderful park region of Minnesota
Distributing Point northwest o the Twin Cities
At foot of Sank Lake. beautiful body of miles long
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-20
Natural ADVANTAGES
Fine Water Power

Fine Water Power
Surrounded by the best farm land in the state
Best Grain, Dairying and Stock Lands in Minnesota
Many beautiful Lakes stocked with samey fish
No finer Summer Resort on earth
The SpOrtsman's Paradise
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-20
Manufactures

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-20

nents Business Interests
FourHo
Three Bank,C Stocks
turI mpem Houses
Five rain elevators
Yards
Ib ards Laundry
TwoCre eGaases
fine Bushes Boks
. Manufactures