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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

gr nidt un6 bIidt fpie finnenS alf
Sen iilbernsn Rnopf ieines Stods.
@a9 sinisen Setunben fast er:
,8ei6na9ten itebt Dor Der Sbiir. sic
nsrben seipib in bic 9eimatb reiien
unb BEL Sbren 2ieben oaa SEP pers
leben9"
@r fiebt lie frugenb an.
Mit einem lei9ten S9iitteln Deg
&opfcs fast 2iIa: sd babe feline
@ltern mebr. llrb bic tpenigen @srT
panbten, bic i9 belize. ppbnen febr
nett bon bier. SD iperoe oas Jelt
dleii f%eiern."
Sin feltTames Gemif6 bon berber
Msbmutb unb tapferem Sumpr tlinst
aus ibren Norten.
Mit freuoiaem gritaunen iiebt
Serr @robe gu benz iunsen MdbGtn
auf. ,2lllein" - iagt er. nunb ih
glailbte. :. SGnsden bat mir ersdblt,
bab sic inn, als er Sbnen ieinen
@eibna9tspuni9 ~offenbarte, sefast
bdtten: r9as sebt ni9t." 9a meinte
i9, sic psrretiteH. i. So, Der Sunse
lit orbentli9 trauris, bab Sic ibm
feinen Munif niht erfiaen tpolen."
2ifa 1T ROTH setporben. Die 9sr<
fpirrun9 perf9Ont ben ipeihen Muss
brud ibres burGseiitigten Sefidts.
@erner @roBe iiebt fe nit leuae
tenoen Iugen an. 9as 3uriidbals
tenbe, Stpdenbe in ieinem Mefen 1T
gei4punoen.
sd babe Sbnen ia 70 Diel gu bans
fen, Srdulein 8erner, 10 nnenolid
piel. sic baben ia meinen Sunsen
ni9t nllr in ieinem Wiiien gef0rbert.
Sic baben ibm melt mebr seseben:
Elm tSers bon 2iebe. @lauben Sic
mir, oas peiB i9 als 8ater gu
19Gben. l1nb- DEFENDERS in meinem
Safe. - Der Sunse tbut mir leio.
Seben sic, mein Beirut 5pinst mid,
bel pDn !5auie fern gu ssein. Die aIts
Mirtbf9afterin lam fia nidt all5t
riel nit benz &inbe bei9Gftisen. Ga
bat niemanb, benz es iein tleines 9era
ausf9itten lam. l1nb Sdnsden I'll
10 lie~bebebiirftis, er lit pie eint
pflan5e, bic nad bem belebenoer
Nab f9madtet. Seben Sic: UNI
nun famen Sic. sic iparer lieb UNI
gut gu benz Sunsen. Die cine Wiut.
ter.. @ie ftola unD freubis er3dbIt
er, oaB sic ibn nmein Sunse" men.
men! @ie Der &nabe an Sbner
bangt, tpie er sic liebt, pere0ttert
bas lam i9 Sbnen gar ni6t fdsen
sic iinb bic Some in feinem 2eben
llnb harttm mar er 10 traurig, ats
sic linn feinen @eibna9tspunT4 a6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
G%bristnatbt.
gon ernft @iIIid.

Seil'ae Ga6tl gGit Ieiieu Shpineen
Shipebft bu i1nislih DUR @roe,
2dBt nit iegnenber @eharbe
lleber G6ulb unb Eobesriueen
GiiBen gnaeIsinng ertlint II.
$50 bu nabeit, gebt elm 8lGn5en
&ur6 Die tuinterltarren @dIoer,
leber bhttneridneite Seller.
gSte eiu 9aud Don tnuienb 2en5en
Gternenyetsca bid u%mfrdn5en.
Gem bu tr6glt alf ipcid5en arulen
5Dd]lter 2iebe Ingehinbe,
@pttes @abe in ocm &inbe,
Nringlt bas efpige grbnrmen.
2dBt Snr Sreube rns eriparmer.
o ipie iupnnig lit Sein @nllenl
SiilIit Der Sauler trnute Ytdune
/ Wiit Dem 9uft Der S~annenbdimne,
8edit Der &inblein Said)3en, 2aIlen,
Sbafflt ben Ilten boIo 8efallen.
Gilt baua aus ben 2idteemddcrn
9nrd Die faltea, buifeln @aiien
Gin gu beucn, Die perlaiien,
&abIt in &infcln, inter 9drtern
Mit Der Siebe pollen @edern.
3e,berit uns Gin Selig Nbnen
@on benz Srieben golbner 8eiten,
8on Der Sein1atb SerrIidfeiten,
@eiieit Ghriittiuhs ll~utertbanen
observation-disclosures Simmelsbabnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
Gin seitsenaB asnn d..

Seo6b bate einen g(uftrag bon Jet.
rem 2e6rer erbalten, ben CT por Der
Radmittagsi9ule am Iebten Gdnls
tale ppr Meibnadtsn erleoigen mnB'
tie. Sam er alfo au fpdt gum linz
terriAt, 70 mar er entfhuloigi Ils
bert ipaa obne GrIaubnis mitgelans
fen, nnb Die beioen bdtten fi6 mad
@rlebiguis Deg Quftraaes moo Elm
bis6en nit .S9Iipbern" pergniigt.
Qtls iic fi9 nun auf ben Neg CUR
Sdule md6ten, fdlug Wlbert bod
COS !Sers in Grtpartung Der ibm
fiter bliibenben n@i6fe". Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

.25-92"
,25-9 49,. it,
Ser tleine 8lonotopf iitt nit Dor
gifer g~erDtbeten Wangen neben Der
iunsen 2ebrertn, Die pie f9perpies
ssnbe Srage seitsllt bat, unb iu4t bss
RdtbIels 2Diung 81 ergrinoen.
,25-9 lit Is" ruff er freuoig era
regt unb f9aut nit ben treuberaisen
blauen ausen gu ieiner @raminatorin
auf.
Die nidt NIT benz bunfeln SCOPE,
uno auf ibren ipmpatbif6en, beinabs
iGDnen 3usen ip;eselt ii9 lie 6rel1os
oes Sungen tpieber.
rRi9tig, 9dns9en! SiebIt on, es
eebt Idon bel better. gu DirIt nod
einmal Elm GROCER &edenmeifter."
nnb 5rdulein 2ifa 8erner prebt
ben aarten &inberleib inn,g an ii1
uno tiibt ben &ndben duf Wtnno unb
Wangen. sic Bat i'm 10 lieb ges
ponnen, uibren .Sungen", al bic @os
den iber, in Oenen tie inn ben Jtads
bilfeunterriht ertbeilte, bamit Die 2iis
den, oie ole b5le &rantheit in ods
WiF.n bes Se6sjdbri9ea gerillen
bate, pieber ~aissefiilt piiroen.
Sdns9ens &opf ruff an Der 'sruit
Der Gebrerin.
,5rGulein Iiebes Srdulein. -,
fliiltern bic &inbsrlippen. llnb es it,
als aittere elm beimlides Sebnen
burh Die Wprte, bas Sebnen nah
Der Shutter, Die benz .&leinen f9on 10
fri:b genommen tuiirbe..
2i1d gerner iiebt iiber Sdns9ens
5la9stopf biniiber naA benz prd6>
tigen 8lumenitrauB, Der arf Dem 4rs
beitstiide ftebt.
rSdnsden - fdse fur beinem 8a@
pa, es ipdre.-- es tpGre urre9t BON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
SrDbliGe @sibna6t!
Der pianiHtiae 9adel.

Gpredenbe Sunoe nao iiuecnhe Naters
Yferbe, bic redneu lold) @iinoerges
tier
8iro iebt er3ogen in ieoetn Repier,
9ieift fir hn5 Slim pSer Tbeater.
Siieli1 geb6rte in bieien 9uno
Aber audi Siptop, nlein 9ndelbnnb,
Ser nit ben 8ioteu Tia alaubt eS mir
murD
9eiuab' idpn meiitert bic alabintur.
User bn permeitt, Das gube es tanul,
&omn,e mr. bout allf mein feltlidJe5
3intnter,
SDr' i'm bann ipielen beim Gbriltbalnis
id)innmer
,GtiIle Nabt" ulb 20 Sannerbmlmir
AiHberl mic ltitpoll !
ltiio ipie gcfiblppli,
@eiunb oertrainnt bdS nteiti Siptop
tippI
GGabc, bnb CT Gon8erte niht 9ibtl
Penn er bcberridt nod ml6er BEN
panr
Stiidtben cir gati5eS Nepertoir:
pgenu in efn So9lcin mar" ipieH er
patent,
aub eiuen @nISer bon GtrauB au8
8icr,
Serner ben @rautsrg aus 2olenarin
ilt6 bic Rndurfn bonn ,SettelItnbenf ,
NuS $roilbnOour" bic id1nlten Siecen
Splett Sus acniafii9e Suttbeiptfen
Obne Sebler bon v bis gum q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

ibm, 10 pieI, @elb fir Die @lumen
ausSuseben, iebt i'm Ninter, ba ite
10 tbeuer iinO."
.Jreuen sic I'D benn ni4t isbr
bariiberg"
SAT- erf6rOden fIinst bic Sruse bss
&ndben.
% febr, Sdnsden. ltno i4
laFe mid aud Dielmals fit bic aui=
~merifamteit bebanfen, aber
ygleir, aa t6euer iino tie papa
ni6t. sir sic nicbt. Gr fagt, sic
feten 10 lieb au mir. ]. pie cine Mas
ma. ga, bas bat er geIagt."
2iIa lGBt oen aIeinen fanft BUR
Grbe gletten. sic lit plDbli9 sdn3
roth gefporOen.
,So a. iebt muBt bu aber sebsn,
es lit iaon ipdt. papa ipartet ionit
auf biG.4
sic padt Ole Bidder in Sie Sauls
mdppe, oann bolt fie ben ManteI uno
sisbt i'm ibrem 2iebling an. gtiin
ole pelsmiiBe.
Nit f~tru6snoen gtusen Iiebt iis ibn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
IGlque sebop fam ouf einen aus.

|IGlaue sebop fam auf einen ans'
neg.
aMart NAL. Gilbert. i6 bslf'
Dir" fasie CT enblid. s9iif bid
moi" ltnb er madte ii4 NIT einem
Stiidder &reioe an @lberts Sofen'.
frben 3u fdaffen,
qls lie Die &lafe betraten, rihiete
Sso6p Ieinen 4uftrdg aus unb gins
erbobeneu Sauptes anf ieinen Blab.
gilbert hattie Elm peinlides 8erbDr.
9Fn febtenben Gntf9uIoignngsaettel
bctreffeno, au beItcben, unb erlielt
ItIieBlin Die liebeuspiiroise 9nffor'
berung, ii9 a,r Gmpfananabn'e ber
Gtrafe ,iiberSule9en," @eGoriam
biidte ii6 albert, Der 2ebrer erg.iff
Den Stod une bob Die RodlU6Be bss
Delinqeenten. @ber NIT lultem 2aa
den lieb rr beibes ipieoer iinter nio
bieb ben Burden auf ieinen plab
seben. 2fuf Der Riidfeite oei nns
Misrepresentation itano nomlid gu Yes
fen:
SrobliGe @eibna6t!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
5hr Juugr. aes sAt... UNI Enntl aan1nna.

$50, mein Sunse."
.Wiein Sunge 9as bort er
germ. Sin perf9dmtes ieliges 2G9eln
tritt in iein @efi4t. 9a tiibt iie Jpn
auf ben Munh.
limb nun molten mir seben."
@dnel 3iebt iid Die iunse 2ebrerin
ben @intermantel iiber, feBt iid ben
einfaden Sut auf, unO bann seben
iie Die bier Sreppen binunter auf Die
StraBe.
Set rubt Die .!Sano tes &leinen in
Der feiner 2ebrertn. Sreubis unS
itols trippelt er neben ibr Der.
Die 2aternen bremen I9pn. @s
TT elm milDfr Sesemberabeno. @orz
MISUNDERSTANDING pebt in ben
StraBen..
Sag nal, !Sdns9en, BAIT bu Sir
benn aud re9t slpGs SbDnes beim
Wetbna9tsmdnn beIteat?" fragt 2iIa.
9dns4en nidt eifrig.
So. l1nb mas mDftelt bu tppbl
an liebiten2"
pQd - i9 m19te, !. i9 mDdtc,
baB sic Deibnadten gu uns toms
men,"
2tia iiebt Sen &Ieinen eritaunt uab
pertpirrt .aueIei9 an.
,Sas aebt ia ni6t, 6Gnshen", 5dat
iie nit LETTER Stimme.
Sic iino inapif9en ror benz Saufe
dngelanst, In Dem 9dns9en pobnt.
lleber Dem Sauptportal itebt altf
einem groBen 8lasf9ilb:
@erner @roBe,
4r9itett.
0as 1T SGns9ens Batter.
nNun aoieu. meirl Sunee unb mors
gen ipieber! Mbieu!"
sic mint ibm nod frerbig gu, ais
er Die teppt9belfste Sreppe empor>
iteigt. Damn gebt iie lansiam na9
9auie... =
Gs 1T s Sage Dor @fibna9ten.
2ifd iiBt in ibrem Simmer Dor Dem
Slide, an Dem iie INNER nit SGnsz
den gu arbeiten pfle9t, unb torrigirt
Sefte. Gin gan3er StoB liegt nod
por ibr. Mber bic 4rbeit min beute
ni9t re9t fortgeben.
Rlin5lingling. j..
2iia fdbrt auf. Mer mag bas
iein2
aIs lie Dffnet, itebt elm GROCER,
blonOer Serr in elesartem 9eI5 Dor
ibr un6 liftet nit ebrerbietigem
@ruB ben GBltnber. SIN eriten Mos
mert erf6ridtd lie, als iie 9dns9ens
Batter erfennt.
sic la0et i'm gum Ndbertreten Elm.
4ls Der itattliebe Mann benz iungen
Mdb9en in benz truuliGen 2idt Der
9trbeitslampe in Die flligen, rebbrdus
nen 4ugen blidt, f9eint es, als Tel
bic Si9erbeit feines @efens ourd
cine leidte 8efangenbeit ssbemmt.
!Serr @robe %ertunDiet ii9 sund6ft
na9 ben Jortfnritten ieines gin5is
gen, iinb dls 2ifa Inn lire pole gu
f%rieben6eit nit ben aeiitunsen Sdnss
dens unsoriift, sebt Elm 5retOena
f9ein iiber feline ernIten 3iise.
rgr mar ia burcb bic &ranfbeit
tpeit Suriidgeblieben, t9 fiir9tete f9on
fir iein S%prtfommen IN Der &laHe.
Dag es MN anDers geporben tit
bdnte i9 Sbnen, Sbrer IiebepoIlen
Sinsabe, psrebrtes 5rauIein."
Seine Stimme ilinst marin. 2iia
tpebrt ab. %, id that nur meins
pfli6t, !Serr GroBe. Der ltHterridt
mar fir mid cine sroBe, srobe
SreuOe.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

T9lugen, iie6es Srduiein, besipeser
bin i9 mia bier. Sdns9ens tpesen
-. ilnb ba i9 bDre, baB Sic elm eits
icmes Gbriitfeit baden iperoen, bite
i9 sic ber5lin: fpmmen sic unb
MAIDEN sic Dem &leinen iino - mir
bic groBe Greube, bic f6Dnite Meib<
na9tsfren6e!"
Mit ipnrmem Offer battle Serr
@roBe eefprD9en. SEPT iiebit er bas
iun9e Mdb9en bittenp an.
@inige Sefunben berr56t S9peiz
gen in fem Simmer Der 2ebrerin, Die
i%innenb por fi9 binblidt.
Damn dber eebt Elm 2eu6ten iibsr
ibr Geii9t. Wlit feftem rnb sroBsm
Bid felt fis ben Batter ibres 2isbs
lin9s an.
SD tptrbe fommen, Serr @robe."
Der BLONDE Mann ergreift in freus
bigem Mufpaaen Die Sailb bes ein>
iamen Mdb4ens. sd hante Sbnen,
Srdulein 8erner, t9 oanfe Sbntn
~tduIenbmdl!4
llno er preBt feline 2ippen auf bic
fleine liebe Sdrb -
Inter benz itrdblenben Gbri5tbaum
itebt 6dns9en unb iiebt nit eldnSeus
ben &inberallgen rlur INNER auf bas
5rdulein. .iein liebes 5rdulein". gr
1T ia 10 gliidli6! Sein Mei9na9tss
punf6 lit nun bod erfiiGt. l1no als
Der Batter ibm fagt, baB SrGulein
8erner balo gang 81 ibnen tpmmen
iperbe, aIs SGns9ens neueMuiter, ba
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

@er i6miidt ben Gnomen mo beu
@idteln
Sen S~annenbaum nit buuten 2ihteIu2
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12
n. o. YOUNG TO RESIGN,
Congressman Gives Up His Fight
AGAINST William J. Macdonald.

WASHINGTON, MAY l2.-ltCpreScnta-
tive II Olin Young, of lshpemlnS.
Mich, announced in speech in tn"
House Saturday afternoon his mtcn-
ton of resigninS his seat He discuss
ed the contest instituted by William
j. Macdonald "A Progressive, say INK
Us votes intended for Macdonald In
he Twelfth district election had not
lccn counted tor him ana he cid not
feel justified in holding the seat.
The state board of canvasscrs is
sued a certificate to Mr.. Young. dc
claring he had received an apparent
ma lority of ?Sl after i5S ballots cast
py mistake for Sheldon William j.
Macdonald" had been thrown out.
Mr.. Young declared the i5S electors
intended to vote for Macdonald ana
that he did not feel justified i'm hold
ing the seat.
Mr. Young discussed at length the
legal questions involved in the can"
vass of the vote. saying the board of
canvassers, in throwing out f5s votes
,ast and the state courts, in uphold e
ing the decision, had acted in strict
accordance with the Michigan election
laws.
lie said he had delayed taking ac-
ton to await u full investigation OF
the case.
II am now convinced" he said, that
4 the iJS votes in dispute were count
cd for the contestant the verdict
would not be in my favor. | am CON
WINGED tnat those as electors intended
- vote for William j, Macdonald,
aud. while under the law he Is not en-
| titled To these votes. ! Ito mol care t.
! hold n scat that may BE- questioned
! lN honorable and disintcrestCG men.
thcI eforc have prepared by resignation
and will forward II to the secretary al
I state of Michigan and will file Il copy
with the speaker of the House.
In husky voice Mr. Young reviewed
! his assoc iation during the ten Years
service in the House and expressed his
regrets at leaving.
Progressive Leader Murdoch and
| representative Hincbaugh. ProgreS-
sivc. replied to Mr.. Young and argued
! in favor of giving Mr., Macdonald the
seat. I'm the discussion several mem
pers declared Mr.. Youug's rcsignat ton
would IN no way affect the right OF
| Mr.. Macdonald to prosecute his con
test.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

Often the cultivation of the good inn
pulses and PURPOSES Is the shortest
and surest method for the destruction
OF The bad. The vigorously growing
good will consume the richness of the
soil and <smoth.r with its shade the
undesirableA
-. II YOU really mean business in
the garden YOU must sometimes pull
out tile good in order To give it's place
to The better. and YOU must pull out
the better i'm order to give It's place to
the best. I have often seen this done
in the fruit belt Of our state. Otton
varieties of berries, peaches and and
pears that were good or better had TO
siNe place to the better or the best.
Not only is the heavenly Father glori-
fed by our bearing much fruit-hc also
wants us To bear the best fruit Good
men are wanted I'm all lines of life,
better men arc sought continually, and
of the best there isn't enough to be-
gin TO satisfy ;hc demand,
-. The best gardener recognizes
that water and sunshine and good
crops all come from God. He prays and
labors ne labOrs and prays and gives
thanks To God for the harvest. All the
good in human character comes from
God. the source OF all good. Unless he
inspires us it IL in vain that we aspire
To anything great and good. Working
with our might. looking To him FOR
his help we may he sure that oui
character garden will bud and blossom
and bear abundance of fruit to his
glory
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12
sunday Sermon Reviews
o, Pulp. csums. Ministers This Department s to
o''" Regular Feature in The News Each Monday,
.L|KENS LIFE TO
WATERED GARDEN
Cultivation and Care Necessary
to Develop Ones Self

The pari Of the book of Isaiah
from which the text, SSH (and thou
shalt bc like a watcrcd gardcm is
taken, was written near the close If
tho captivity in Babylon," said Rev
Luther IL. Long at the Red Jacket
congregational church last evening.
To nave a watcrcd garden in the dry
region OF Baby Ion, where rainfall is
uncertain, was "A line thing. To he
independent OF rain--to have i'm the
garden Il spring of water whose water
IAN not, or AN irrgating ditch from
the river was to Ice independent in
deed-was To he sure of having good
garden. To say of a. person or II pco-
pie, Thou shalt he like a watercd gar
dcn' was To use "A very pleasant COM
parison and one we'll understood
There Is a great variety in the
products of good garden-and in tho
garden of human character and life.
These are flowers for beauty and
pleasure old fashioned and simple =,
mariSolds, phloN, asters holihock, lilac,
o'Iu'N SiilI'S, klnu WORDS anu II
gracious manner.
There are fruits ana vegetables for
use and Observation-Disclosures. grapes,
apples, potatoes, cabbage-honesty
truthtulness. industry, obedience. faith D.
iulness. When a person takes "a garden
i'm hand he finds growth already there
some good, some bad--plants and
roots ol various kinds When a per
son takes himself in hand he finds
good and bad things already growing.
There are four things that need 10
be done about your character garden:
Il. Get out of ii every vile AMI
poisonous growth. You can't afford t.
be raising such habits and DISPOSE
lions. The boy who smokes cigarettes.
uses bad language or is deccitful in his
actions is wasting substance on these
things that ought TO go toward tho
growth of good habits aud qualities.
"2. by cultivation and care every
good thing in YOU should be developed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

spruce hen. plover. wOodcoGk, snipe
and other shore birds. No person
shall during the open season of any
calendar year take kin on capture
more han two deer.
Section IS. The following named
game animals aud game birds may he
hunted and killcd as herein provided
during the periods named, which shall
ten to November thirty both inclusive;
fox, gray and black squirrel, October
fifteen To November thirty, both in
elusive: rabbits. September first -
March enc. both inclusive: quail, Octo-
Der first to November thirty, both in
elusive: woOdcock, partridge( ruifcd
prouse), October first to November
thirty. both inclusive; spruce hens,
october first tn November thirty both
Inclusive ducks, snipc pluyCr. shore
birds, and sora rails. September first
to December thirty-iirst both inclu-
sive; rails and coots, September tir-
toenth to December thirty -onc, both
inclusive; geese and hrant, pin-tail
read head. blue bill. whistler. butter
ball and widgeon. September one TO
April thirty. both inclusive: Provid-
ed. no Ncvcr, That fox. black and gray
squirrels shall not he hunted or killed
until nineteen hundred fifteen: Pro-
v'dcd further. That Monaghan of Eng
lish pheasant, quail, black fowl, caper-
Cailzic, hazel grouse and Wild turkey
shall not bc hunted or killed until the
year nineteen hundred seventeen, and
then only at the time. in the manner
and for the purpose authorized by law.
Section ~ Any nonresident hunt.
or. who by the laws of this state is
required to procure a resident
hunters license and who does procure
same. may take from this state rs
open baggage number of any on
each of all said game birds equal tC
the number of said birds permitted e.
be killed by him under said license
H. a single dav. And may ship To any
point without the state, one deer oI
part of deer: Provided he shall first
obtain from the state game, fish an
forestry warden or his authorized
deputy. = shipping permit and deliver
the same to the agent at the militia
point pf shipment and also exhibit hi.
license 60 the said agent. sign anC
1ctach TIE same to such deer or par
| thereof for shipment. in the presence
| of the shipping agent, and if he can
not write he shall sign by his mark
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

With a new ignition device for gas
cline engines it is possible. to obtain
either a vibrating or non-Nibratlhi
spark. the first for starting, the see
ond for steady running
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

r,aus are being considered Tor in
sialljnr "A 200 100000 candle power
soarchlight on top of the worlds tai
lest building, which Is nearing com
plction i'm New York.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

j lamp for the interior of an auto
mobile with canopy top is provided
with shutter for closing around il to
prevent brcakage when the top is
lowered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

Sweden IL estimated to contain l.
Go0.o0Q acres of titled sou ana ''o'o' p,
900 acres of meadow lana, the rest ~
,hc country being in forest on N
rccI<y, unproductivc land.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

Baltmores license board has refused
liquor selling permits to 100 undcsir-
able saloons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

Wuchang. China. may soon cstab-
lsh q municipal electric light plant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-12

ANY relatives or friends going away
ar cunning 10 visit? Tell us. No
charge. The News welcomes news
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-06-11
Take Plenty of Time to Eat.

There is a saying that rapid eating
is slow suicide" If you have formed
the habit of eating too rapidly you are
most likely suffering from indigestion
or constipation, which will result even
tually in serious illness unless corrected.
Digestion begins in the mouth Food
should be thoroughly masticated and
insalivated. Then when you have a
fullness of the stomach or feel dull and
stupid after eating, take one of Cham
berlaih's Tablets. Many severe cases
of stomach trouble and constipation
have been cured by the use of these
tablets. They are easy to take and
most agreeable in effect. Sold by all
dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-06-11
How Layman Stands In Grayson

Although Judge j. R. Layman has
lived for number of years in Hardin
county, we all recognize him as Gray
son county citizen, and we hail him as
a Grayson county product. He is can
didate for the nomination for Circuit
Judge in this district, on the Demo
cratic ticket, and every man who has
the pride of old Grayson at heart is
expected to get behind Bob and boost
him along. There is not man in the
district better qualified to fill this i'm
portant office. No man questions the
absolute honesty and integrity of Bob
Layman, and the extraordinary ability
and fail ness with which he has con-
Quoted his courts since his appointment
as Circuit Judge, some few months ago,
should be endorsed by the good people
of Grayson by giving him tremendu-
Gus big vote In August and November.
-Grayson Gazette.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-06-11
kentucky Horses Dying.

Frankfort, KY. May 2S.-Eederal
and state veterinarians are Investigate
ing reports from all sections of the
state that horses are dying of an I'M
identified disease, which causes them
to drop Dead as one county official in
formed the department of agriculture,
'like hogs with the cholera" 1t is
suspected that catarrhal fever is the
disease; but at the request of Commits
sioner of Agriculture ]. w. Newman,
State Veterinarian Robert Graham, is
visiting the locations from which
deaths are reported and DR.. A. J..
Payne. in charge Of the government
work in animal industry in Kentucky,
said he would send couple Of experts.
Vaccine is being provided, and in one
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-06-11
Hites Run Notes.

Mrs. Elihu Meador, of Kingswood,
was here Sunday to organize a singing
school to meet three nights every week
for five weeks. Sixteen members were
enrolled and the class will meet at the
Hites Run church.
ID. w. Denham is very i'll. His many
friends miss his active interest in the
neighborhood.
Miss Jennie Smart is one of the two
who received high school diploma this
week. There were twenty-four who took
the examination last January at Hardins-
burg. Miss Smart is studious young
girl and she is fortunate in having a
mother and father to encourage her III
her school work
The ladies of the Hites Run church
are making toe sack carpet for it
Cutting the sacks to have them woven
with red chain. They will also paper
the church.