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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-12
ALLOUEZ M. +

Rev. !. J. strike win oououct selV-
ices at the Allouez VI 4. church at
20 80 o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-12

Thursday, April 7 IN

In the joyous new opera Of fun and
fashion that ran 200 nights ~
New York
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Health Officer I5ronczak Of buffalo.
Jays mcasules is one OF The most dao.
.crous ana fatal discusses of children.
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Continued From Frst Page.
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WITH THE FAMOUS NITRO
POITAN CAST AND COM.
PLETE PRODUCTION
Special Announcement !

On account OF repeated requests,
MISS Lloyd will introduce her
speciality between acts
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

fitten 2aarinaan ia ddnesti 5ieud
taos. Tefp tuli ilmi iiten, eta moi.
men alfoi febua, eitd bdn on 10 gu.
rusIafin ddnestdnpt.
Samanlaiien ta%pabtuman mabboI
liiuuoesta fertoo Cat. Gan. 0iifos
to. Sieud oil Sofifimun adnesins.
alueen paaIilautafunnaIe tapabha.
nut ieuraapa Dudtps: SoiIen naoIi.
pdimdn iltap6ipdud oil erdS tpoIit.
fila parisfunta iaapunut ddnesta.
mddn. &un oliipat dGnestdneet ia
pistdneet lippuria uarnaau, Min
pppIipdt ianba ddnestGG otteiuo,
iotfa olitpot oietit Surun IdGnin etc.
ldiien maoIipiirin Maorian funnon
2astun ddnestpsolueen maoIiIuette
loSta. Ndmd malitFiat eimGt fuiten.
faan nooiineet northumberland
mpDntdmddn BELLE fobta id It'd.
Sabtoinat maan nGpttdd, ettG on
maboouista fabbestitin dduestdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
Spbannes Sinuanfpsti fnpamt.

S6ueen Iaapuu niestt tottmooS'
famine, eta Iieud ptIi Suomen par.
baimpia ftrioiliioita on u%mmistanmt
fiImdnid. Sdud ferIaa on risti noe.
bettp Sobannes 2innanfosten nimen
eteen. Sos feud min bdneud MT
mieId pitt ouo poIion ia%nottapana,
miebeItd, iofa nouii toisten barteiIta
ia Ienidlfeen main faSmamistaan
fasnoi tdbdn pdinddn asti. So
npibdn bdneud oil fdisfd nasta
mtebuuben poros led, iouoin fotoi'
Iimman tpDoian diff Iuuuui alta.
man. Siuoin iuIi fuoIema ia t~atfaiii
obferan ia taitapan IND mieben pon'
nistelut.
ZOE. 10 pnd Flo 1:2O IaffaTi So
bonnes 4innanfosfen ipbdn ipffi'
mGStd.
Sobannes 2innantosfi oil barni.
noiien monipuoIinen tpDmies. NIB
tori PeItoien mimi, iofa on bdnen
oifea nimenid, on oIauaan melfein
pbtd tunnettu futn bdnen firioiliia'
nimenidfin, Sobannes 2innanfosfi
9uomatiatpimmat idIiet idttdd Suo'
men fanian fultuuriin fuitenfin epdi'
Iemdttd bdnen faunofiriauin toi'
mlntanIa a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

IistusIiifteest6mme on miss 9rap
butpitettu.
2iriailiiator Srap oleSfeli ionfun
aifaa pomineupofietar S%opeliufien
luono Sipoosia ia mateusti iittem'
min uIeammaua ieuouua Suomes'
ia alma 2aiaanisia asti. 8otimaa'
banIa paIatee ioan oifoo firiaiIiiatar
eIiteImoibd Suomesta iefd bapain'
noistaan 5ieud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
Yapim waimo.

pastori Sranf noioIt fpDndrpdd'
tdnid firioituspDptdd masien, pppb'
fdf buffet otiaItaan ia fdtfi fas'
monia fdIiinid. Soto bdnen aienton'
ia iImaiIi pdfpmpstd, meIfeinpd
%iaottoi ianoa aIafuloi Sdnen
ebesiddn oil oIotettu iaarna, mutta
fpnd Ell oIut Iitd fosfettanut alma
faan puoIeen tuntitn. 81 mafianut
paitpaa endd prtttddfddn iattaa.
bdn oil perrin uupunut, Ell min pal'
Jon tpDstd fuin fieIunfdrfimpfiistd.
rSn9rio parfa", multi ban puolt'
ddneen, rie tiintmu tpud maitealta
bdnestd, mutta mind en- moi mene'
teId toifin. Winun on aipan mob'
bottom idttdd fopbdd ieurafuntaani.
Gn moi Min tebbd. = W(utta entdS
Sn9rib. 2dmd eldmd on aipan lies
tdmdtDntd bdneue, iamoin fuin rit'
fauS ia pIeliIpps oIifi minule. :
81 NOT Qua SumoIan tabto, ettd mis
nd idtdn f5pbani iuuri FUN, futen
ndpttdd, oIen iaanut Eaton beibdn
pdaueen. So fuitenfin = onto mie
bella oifeus ottoa tpoimo ia i%aottoa
bdnet fDpbppieen ia abbintoon, fun
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
tdpdn beibdt toiTtinfo, oil beiban
pieni Iapienia.

tdmdn beibdt toiiinfo, oil beibdn
pieni IopIenia.
2un ban iai firieesid tiebon, ettd
bdnet oil palittu papifIi pddfaupun'
gin parattaaIeen ieurafuntaan, oIi'
pat Snsribin fosmot fdteiaeet iIos
to. W(utta fobta Fun pastori Ianpi
pddttdneenId tieItdptpd naStaanot'
tamasta Iitd mirfaa, ipnfistpipdt
ne iuuttumufIes iopa meIfein mi
basta. Wlitd birpittdtpid Ianoia oil
fam ban ipptdnpt miebeIeen tdmdn
iobboSta. Yte nibIoinot pastorin
Ipbdntd. &c nainen, iota hdn oil ra'
fastanut, iofa oil bdnen fpaimonia
Ia bdnen Iastenia diti, oil fpudstD
mt bdneen ia niibin oIoiubteiiiin,
ioita bdneud oil taripttapana mat
moueen!
&euonlpDnti herdttt bdnet bdnen
ipnfeistd mietisfeIpistddn. Gpdtoi'
moinen time oil fabonnut bdnen fas'
moiItaan. Sdn oil tebupt %iuuren
p%ddtDfien, 9dn baIuTi Idbted. Sing.
rib oil iaopa tabtonia tdptetpfii.
2enties banen acknowledgements mai
moanIa fobtaan maati iitd = bdn
ct tiennpt itd oifein = iofa tapauf'
Tesla oifoi bdn npubattaa maimons
ia tobioa.
rGbfdpd Ie iobtuufin main itieraf'
faubesto, eta boluaiTin iddod tdnne
ia ettd luulottelen ennen muita ole.
mani erifoiieffi bpDoptIi tdud ipridi'
ieud patffafunnoqa =" Sdn fatieIi
pmpdriaenid. Samauiiest iai bdn
alma fupin teetd buoneeieenia MIND
i%Itoina, iouoin bdnen pitt ldbted fo'
mutia Snsrio oil marmaan
unbottonut banet. Npt ei oIut aifaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
9lmerifalainen naiSfiriailiia
YprWppSSa.

Imerifalainen naisfiriaiIiia ia ia.
nomaleboen toimtttoia miss tSeIen
@rap @eor9iasta Ybbpsmauoista
mieraiIi beindfuun aiaua porpoos
ia.
Guropalaifisia maisia on miss
Srap tdtd ennen fdpnpt ainoastaan
@nsIannisia. Suomen maItiou iIiin
ia pbteisfuntaoloibin on bdn eri ia.
nomalebtien ia firiauiiuuben fautta
fiintpnpt Min, ettd bdn MT oifein
benfilDfobtaiiesti on pddttdnpt nil,
bin tutustua. Mposfin fanianma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

miebeud on t~ilaiiuutta antaa bdneQe
paremmattin olot? = Whitta nptbdn
alan ruaSta tuba tobeliIeti apufIi
tdaud OF, SumaIani mitd talbot
mind tefenGn?"
SnSrib oil ianonut olepanIa ND.
ipnpt ia tpbIdstpnpt iiiben niuffaan
eIdmddn, iota be miettimdt, taitfiiu
pibelidifiin fDpbiin ia tpaatimatto.
min ieurusteIutumppaneibin - bdn
oil tottunut fofonaan toiieuaiTiin o.
loibin.
Edtd aiatelesiaan painoi bdn fd'
finddn luiasti obimoitaan. 81, miten
niitd pOItti ia ipsfptti.
pastori oil oDut naimiisIa miiIi
%tpuotta = iuuri tdnd iltana, muisti
bdn dffid. Wuistifoban Snsrib Ien?
Ndmd miiTi muotta eipdt iuuri oil,
leet oueet onnettomia - maan oil
pat ne perfaueen mutta parmasti
baibbuttaneet faiffi mielifumittelui
ia monet iuuret toitpeet.
pastori Ell fuitenfaan fosfaan oil
Tut moittinut naimoaan - Ell ebes
ipbdmesiddnfddn. Sdn oil life otta
nut ippn pddueen - FIND faiffi
SGn oil olut narmoSti mafuutetti
%iaupania bdnet tpiereleeu usfoui
iet!i auttaiafienia. So alusta alfaer
oil maimo ndpttdnpt fdfitptienId pa
pin naimosta olepan ainan toiIel
laiien fuin bdnen.
Grnit Sranf rafasti maimoanIa :
ia mitd ban fdrIi FUN ban buomai
beiodn mieIipiteenid eroaman iuur
eldmdn ipmimmdsid ia tdrfeimmds
ia oiiasia - fen tieIi ainoastaal
Sumala. Minoa, mifd ndptti pbbis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04


Mp5sfin Webmaan WintfeldsId
oil paifaue iaapunut iuuri tpafriouf'
TO, iofa innoftaaSti ternebti raatt.
mics 9lpmia.
Hai{ipon iaapui auto Flo 8 aioiS'
ia. Suuret mddrdt ~faniaa faifen
if6istd oil ferddntpnpt paifaue.
2uftia beitettiin autoon iuuri ionffo,
mutta poliiIi point re tarfosti ia
beitti ne tafaiTin. Niinpd raatimies
8lomiue t%ariotun fuffapibon riisti
poliiTi ia beitti maantiele.
Rlo 10 minuuttia ipaiua 10 Iaapui
poliiIiauto HoiIion tuaiin, iosta ie
fddntpi Sampereen maantieue ia
iatfoi Mninsaisten t,Iista nathan,
ia &ietoon pain. Sieoon oiemaue
auto Iaapui paritpmmentd minuuitia
ennen Surusta Flo 1910 Idbteneen
pietarin ptfaiunon tuloa.
2iebosta pietariin.
2iebon oiemaua telfeIimdt poliiIt
8lom. wanbustie pifaiunaan, iosla
Surusta ldbteneet poliifioliot olipat
IaaIistaan mastasia ia. pitaiuna Ell
tamaaiiesti fosfaan ppidbbp Sic
toon. MiemaQe oil ferGdntpnpt iout.
70 paiffatuntalaiIia. SitGpaitii oil
iinne iaapunut folme p~fIitpisautoa
Eurusta ia fafIi tituIuS 9lrtur Siab'
lin ratiupoliiIia. Haatimies 8lom
ndptti pitfdn aifaiien automattan
idIfeen bpwin wdipneeltd, mutta oil
fiitd buolimatta mirtedud tuuleDa.
Suna ldbti pieben manban mieben
tpendldiieen tprmddn.
8ppbitiemdsid oaeet poliifit, ioiben
ioufosia ndbtiin plifonstaapelt Mau'
nu Wibtori Saarifauio, iamoinfuin
ratiastatpattin palaimat ienidIfeen
Turtuun.
Gbeuiien liidtfi mainittafoon, ettd
pifaiunasia ldbti bra 8Iomia fulet.
tamaan Surmn poliifimestarinapu.
Iainen Sman Ballots iofa nd'
fpp 10 ebtineen td~pbeaiiesti paabut'
taa fpbdmenfd, naitfa ban aiattelt'
Fin ebfd parempiafin o%iioita oaes'
milton pdipdt ennen tdtd buffua
&afsferran idrneen, mista erds lp'
ieolainen bdnet mime tinsasIa PEE
lasti. 8aupt'Sanben mufana IeuraIi
erds tur~fulainen etTind poIiii. 2ie'
bon aiemaua bra 9lom aietettiin
mafuupaunuun. pienestd Ttpufob.
taufIesta decentralization. 3un
erds bra 9lomin iufuIainen, iofd
oil autoua oianut Sieoon oiemaue,
fieud fpidTi poliiTimestorinapnlaiieI'
ia, mibin Iuoffaan panbus aiiotaan
fioittaa ia ~tarioutui ostamaan lite
lipun iiind tapaufi esIa, ettd nanba
mics tpDnnettdiIiin folmanteen luof.
faan, pastoIi Ballot Saube ainoas'
taan rioromnoo", iofa on fumaana
bdnen tapaiieueen miebeue. Serra
YIom Iai mapaasti Iiittua mime
tabtoi.
Saarifimen mufana rluoesfafou'
pun9isia a%utoiueista poliiIeista oil
ptfi miime ipfIpn pbbenWertaiIuuss
pansitIemiTista tunnettu g. q. Sfos'
berg.
Neuposmies 9lom pietorisfa.
Neppsmies 9Iom, iofa tuotiin
pietariin ia mietiin 3restpn nanfi'
laan, 5iioitettiin beti mcmillan ioi.
raalaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
tsraS tapanS aiifalasia.

WaaIier idIfeen ferroitiin, ettd
erds SuIia Wattsion oil ddnestdnpt
fabbesti. Sdn fdtpi enTin petdmds'
IA punoiien tpiipan Surusid, meni
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

w9bbtatpdnd formi, \ MALTA
aiemaIta. 3dIittdd 2O3 eetferid,
aibathaa iefd pmpdri ettd Idpi. 100
eefferid piIieIptiend, Ioppu Iaioun.
maana. Spmd 7.buoneineu 70.
fennus, 2'~ferrofTinen ia feuari; hp.
md paana 65X2OO, faboen ferrof.
finen ia feuori; ippdaitto 12X16;.
faffi faimoa, tuulimpIp.
&pIpfdd Idbempid tietoia
Wisconfinin Climber &c 2onb So.
Wlottoon, Sbononp Gountp,
WisconIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
obottaa, bdnen tdpipi fiirubtaa iou'
tuafIeen aifanaan fofoufIeen.

obottaa, bdnen tdptpi fiirubtaa iou.
tuafieen aifanaan fofoufIeen.
rSlen %ianonut finule 10 uIein en'
men, ettd find ct iopelu ndibin oloi'
bin" = FULL Grnit ionfun lauiuwan
tpmpdiiemdld ddneId buoneesIa.
Spnffd mario lasfeuTi bdnen fas.
mciueen. Ditto bdn fieua taas tue
n%ainen, iofa tell main pelffad pa.
baa. 2uinfa uiein ban oil Snsribile
ianonutfuan toiponania, ettei bdu
i~eurustelifi tuon naiien fansIa =
mutta Sn9rib tobtoi nombattaa omaa
pddtanId tdsId niinfuin faifesIa
muusi ofin.
utfo.omen iulfemiiesta iobtupa
didn't fuilui Snsribin forniin. ia
ban fesfeptti pubeenia. Gibdn GrnIt
fosfaan mennpt ulos ianpmatta
iddbppdiiid, ia MT Ell Sn9rio ouut
ebes ndbnpt bdntd foto pdipdnd.
Std bSn iuuri olut palion mdlittd'
nptfddn GrnItistd miime aifoina.
nSiispd bpwdsti npt, Susrio,
muista tuua torstaina ia ennen faif.
Tea toimi min, ettd miebeIi ottaa
mastaan bdneue tariotun paitan.
Snban aipan iopimatonta iStuttaa
tuouainen pieni, bieno aniarifuffa'
men tduaiieen pmpdristDDn -" ia
Selena 8. fdGri tiufemmaue faubtas
~naania pmpGri0een ia ldfii pots, OIL
lenfaan buomaamotta Sn9ribin mat
tioloa.
Snsrib meni puoletit tietdmdttddn
miebenid tpDbuoneeieen ia istabti
bdnen tuoliueen. - 81 fuitenfin, ettG
bdn fofonaan oil unbottanut antao
GnrItiue teetd - bdn olifin ouut le'
~mdperdinen miebestddn piime aifoi
ma ia oifeastaan oil ainafin puut
ieuainen. Itfid oil hGn ndfeminddr
miebenId iuuret iuruIliiet IiImdt ebes
iddn miten biliaiiefii ia ndidbtd
neeffi ontaan Grnit tuIut, ban iofo
ennen alma oil min bausfa ia iIoi
men. So entdS tdnd aamuna - mi
ten fonaSti bdn olifaan loufannu,
miestddn - ia mt Ell mics ouut tuI
hut fotiin pdiuduiIeffi. SeIena 8. e
aatpistanutfaan, miten totta bdn pu
but ianoesi aan, ettei Snsrib iopeltu
nut oIemaan paptn tpaimona. =
Smifeuo beIdbti.
ySe on tparmaan Grnit" fuisfaf
ibdn = ban meIfein peIfdIi mieetddr
iuuri MT.
rEddud on iofu iofa tabtoo pu'
buteua teitd", ianoi paIpeIiia anna
ten nirfabuoneen omen, ia iamasio
erds mics astui buoneeIeen, Iuu1er
pastortn plefpon iteud.
Sn9rib bppdbti dffid tuoIiltaan ia
meni tuliiaa maStaan. Wieras oil
erds tdIitpDIdinen tpDnaatteisI aan.
Sdnen %fasmonia oIipat faIpeat ia
epdtoirpo futpashui bdnen iiImis
t1Gn.
rSuofaa anteefi", ianoi ban nd.
tdiiestt, noIiIin baIunnut puhuteua
pastoral. GifD ban ole fotono?"
vWalitettatp aeti ei," pastaIi sing.
rib, rmutta bdn parmaan tuIee
pion."
rSbbob!"
Wies fddnipi onea fobti, ndptti
futn pettpmps oIifi riistdnpt bdneItd
piimeiientin robfeuben.
Snsrib Iasfi fdtenid bdnen oIfa.
pdaueen.
rSttefD tabtoiii ilmoittaa minuIIe
nimednne ia aiunto. oI otettanne, Min
miebeni tuIee Iuotieune fobta FUN
bdn tulee fotia."
rytimedfD ia oIotetto?" buubabti
mites tiipaasti. rWitdpi iiitd diff
bpDtpd? 2euo on 10 paIion eifd pas,
tori lu%uItanasti tabtoiii Idbted endd
ulpS tdn6 iItana."
Sn9rib a%iatteli @rnitid. &ieItdptpi.
ifDbdn mindfddn aitana nuoro
fauoesta Idbtemdstd?
rSlmoittafaa minuue oiotteenne ia
nimenne. Siebdn bdnen tuIepan mar,
masti," mastafi ban beudsti ia lob.
buttapaStt.
nInteefIi routpa", mieben faspot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04
Motfa poIiifiautosIa

poIiiTiouton iaanuttua Mpndmd
feen oil firfon Idbeiippteen ia Web
maoIia iobtatpaue tiele ferddntpnD
tpIrIin runioasti fanioa, iofa outor
Fu~uuttaesIa p~aliostetuin pdtn ter
ipsbti raatimits 9Iomid ia innof
)faosti nendIiino.a buisfuttaen ianoi
pietorin m%onftloibin tpietdmdue mie'
belle iddbppdiiet.
Webmaon 9obbinsosIa oft auton
finne Iaamuttua ferdanipnpt iuureb'
70 mafiiouffo, iofa neldfbSn"'buu'
boiua ia fuffia aniamaua tertpebti
oifeutIiemme puzzles fdriimddn
iomtumutta panbusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

Neuposmies 9Iom YietorisIa.
Neposmies 9Iom, iofa tuotiin
pietariin ia fpietiin 8restpn panfi'
Iaan, Fioitettiin beti mcmillan ioi.
raalaan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05

Manager James Callahan,

and his team strike New York while
Cohan is playing there George sends
a batch of tickets around for the
bunch. On one OF these occasions
when Callahan was handing out the
pasteboards he told the boys to give
Cohan good round Of applause wher
he made his first entrance for the eve,
ming, and also at the finale. The gang
went to the show and several of the
recruits were busy discussing baseball
when Cohan made his entrance. They
forgot to applaud. Callahan was wild
and at the close Of the performance he
PANIED the boys severely.
Some weeks later one Of the play
ers met another in the hotel elevator
after the game and told him that the
boys we're going to show that night.
Going to show tonight, did you
say?"' asked the recruit.
Eyes. Callahan has the tickets
Bought and Paid For"
Bought and paid for" repeated
the youngster. ''That's good; the last
tickets we got bawled out because we
didn't applaud the guy that gave 'em
to US. Now that these tickets are
bought and paid for he probably went
care whether we clap or not"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05
Jack Doyle.

Joe Kelley, who piloted it's team to 4
pennant last season in the Interna-
tional league. So, grouped pretty
closely together is whole Oriole PEN
nant-winning team, with the excep-
ton of center fielder. And if any
one tried real hard to gather the
bunch together some day during the
baseball season. he would only have
to go to Rutgers college, in New Jer-
sey, get Brodie and complete a nine.
A journey to Princeton would add an
extra catcher to the bunch, for it lie
there that Bill Clarke holds forth as
coach. Even Dan Brouthers is floating
about New York, occasionally doing
some work for McGraw, and he should
be added
But, glancing back over the old
names, one sees that Pep Reitz, Doc
Pond, Tony Mullane, Charley Esper,
George Hemming, Arthur Clarkson,
Scoops Carey, Bill Hoffer, frank Bon
ner, Frank Bowerman, Jimmy DON
nelly, Joe Quinn, Joe Corbett and 9TH
ers have not done so much for base
ball in recent years.
There are a few more old Balti,
more stars not so fortunate as to
play on the pennant-winning outfit
who did not play baseball when they
left Baltimore. For instance, AL Maui
and Matt Kilroy devoted their efforts
to helping out Connie Mack for mum.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05

Vinger called at the Hayes and
Wynne. homes Sunday.
Carl Winger hauled hay from
Island Lake for George Elliott last
week.
Syver Peterson had the misfortune
to chop his hand quite badly the
other day.
Frank Stout of Island Lake, drove
through here on his way to fish in
the Sandy one day this week.
The VIM. Jallen and Math Berg
families attended church at Azure last
Sunday.
Geo. Creighton, who has been laid
up with fractured rib for the past
month, is able to be about again.
A Mr. Greer from Illinois, who re-
Gently purchased land near Myrtle
Lake has rented the Peckham's places
here, and IS proceeding to put in his
crops.
Mr.. H. Oslund drove to Azure last
Monday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05
JOHNSON UP AGAIN

Chicago. May Charged with
violation Of the Mann white slavery
act, John Arthur (Jacks Johnson, ne
gro pugilist, once heavyweight cham
pion Of the world, today faced Judge
Carpenter in the federal court. 1t
was the second time within period
of less than two weeks that the big
black had faced a serious charge. On
April 80, he was fined $1,000 on a
charge Of smuggling diamond
necklace into this country for his wife
Eta Duryea Johnson, on whom he
laid the blame. The prosecuting
witness for the government today
was Belle Schreiber, a 21-year-old
girl. It was on her testimony that
the Indictment on which todays trial
was based, was secured against John
son last fall.
The indictment charges that Belle
Schneider, when but 18 took the fan
cy Of the negro fighter; that he took
her as a travelling companion on trips
to Cleveland, Milwaukee, New York
Atlantic City and Pittsburgh; and
that the Negroes treatment of the girl
graded from prodigal generosity to
brutality. Lucille Cameron, of Min
neapolis, whom he married despite
frantic efforts by the girls mother to
prevent the alliance, was expected to
be in court today with her husband.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05
WHEN LATIN is ABBREVIATED
Inscription on Pension Check
Proved Difficult 70 Translate, but
Was Finally Solved.

a letter from MAI. William Grebe
OF Bonner Springs to the Kansas City
Star some time ago inquired the
meaning of the Latin inscr1ptioni
which adorns the seal on the new PEN
sion checks. The Inscription runs,
aThesaur. Amer. Septent. sigil. The
major, who has read Caesar, Cicero.
Virgil, Horace and number Of other
Roman authors, to say nothing OF He
rodotus and few of the Greeks, adj
mitted It was beyond him. And small
wonder. It was also beyond two high
school Latin teachers to whom it was
propounded
!: Finally girl Of sixteen dug out the
meaning. The four Latin words sig
Nifty The Seal OF the Treasury OF
North America" All the Latin words
are abbreviated in the inscription, and
'septent," which was the sticking
point" in the Inscription. is not a verb,
as one might very easily suppose, but
an abbreviated and somewhat unusual
adjective meaning north. The first
two syllables are a changed form OF
the Latin word septem, meaning
seven. The way "seyen" happens to
be in an adjective meaning north"
is that the ancients, who were great
star gazers, associated the north with
the seven stars forming the constella,
ton Of the Great Bear.
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OLD BALTIMORE TEAM.
Many of Famous Orioles StlIl
Engaged in Game
Jack Doyle and Frank Bowerman Re-
membered as Among Players Who.
Helped. to Win Pennant-Oth-
ers Helped Make History.

That the old Oriole players who
won three successive remnants for
Baltimore were about the best that
baseball ever has produced is shown
by the number of them still employed
at making history. Only the other
day it was announced that Jack Doyle,
the old first baseman, has been signed
to scout for young players by the Chi
cago White Sox. It will be remem-
bered that Doyle at one time played on
the initial bag for the New York
Giants before Fred Tenney.
The signing Of Doyle leaves only a
few of the old-timers in the shadow
surrounding the baseball spotlight.
Perhaps it can be said that Walter
Stevenson Brodie Duke of Roanoke.
among the best center fielders who
ever played the game, is about the
only one Of the old favorites who ia
not enjoying prosperity as a direct re-
suit of work in organized baseball.
Even Brodie coaches the Rutgers COL
lege squad, but his job Is not so prom
1nent as others.
The New York Giants have the old
third baseman and catcher in McGraw
and Robinson on their bench every
day, while Sadie Mcmahon, the pitch
ing reliable, is scouting for the same
club. Willie Keller, the right fielder,
is teaching the young Brooklyn Dodg-
ers how to bat. That puts four of the
former Ra1timOre stars in Greater New
York. Chicago now claims two Orioles
of prominence, for Kid Gleason, who
became a second baseman in Balti,
more, is assistant to Manager Jimmy
Callahan, of the White Sox, and Jack
Doyle VIII do the scouting.
In Detroit, Hughey Jennings is the
star, and Toronto is paying homage to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-05-05
She COULDN'T Say Carriers.

The Sweet Young Thing entered the
department store, and after glancins
around in helpless way for few
moments approached floor walker.
What can we do for you, mtss?"
asked the floor walker.
The Sweet Young Thing blushed
and then said:
Where can find those elastic
bands capable of being elongated and
put around the lower extremitiea
of the locomotive members to keep the
proper position and the required atti.
tude for the habiliments of their
tibias?" ST. ~
Ten minutes later strong men led
the floor walker away. He was a raw
Ing maniac.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Opportunities,

There is tide in the affairs Of
men," admits wise writer, "but there
is no gulf stream setting forever in
one direction" The man who grows
careless and self-confident because OF
success will soon find that no current
Of prosperity will take the place Of
thought and effort, and no one need
think luck" Is SO persistently against
him that he Is destined to failure
whatever he does. There are oppor-
tunit1es and there are misfortunes, but
there is no gulf stream Of luck. good
or bad. - "
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John Winan and Jesse Bogart went
to Blackjack on Monday to work on
the section. 81. ST.
B. F. Winan and j. E. Bogart went
to Bemidji on Monday.
r. M. Cossentine closed his school
on Monday, with program and pic
mic dinner. S.5.=., rs,
At the meeting of the school board
Monday evening, the contract for
painting the Murray school was let to
Mr.. Randolph.
81, Mrs. Frank Cossentine has been
taking care Of the Thom's children,
who have had measles.
DR.. j. C. Koch Of Blackjack, was
tcalled to see Percy Thorn on Wednes-
day
Andy Ellis went to Blackjack on
Thursday.
Among those who Were in Black
duck Thursday were Herman Thorn
and J. s. Thorpe.
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