davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
geo Narsiflftet.

Soet bi snffer ale bore 9Piere
ct rigtigt goot % nf Sub pelfignet
RDtaar. benptter ni 2eiligbeoen til
at uotole nogle Tanfer I forffelIia
8etning.
3anfen goor fsrit til Dem, Der
ftaar os nprmeit = bore Weoor.
beioere babe Der | Sorretningen
og uoe omfring / 2on6et, og BET,
Der ligger os paa Sinoe of uotoIe
til Dem, bet er m bierteIie 5af for
trofait Samarbeioel
Saa ct Orb i9rIig til aorrefpon.
6enter og onore Snofenbere.
Oct er life fiaIben, Ri fsIer
9rong til of ffripe oe fige Gaf for
S~nbienoelie, men Sio oe arafter
forfIoar life til ret meget pripot
4orreiponoonce peo Chen of 8e-
ooftionsorbeioet.
Bi bill eerne gsre 8laoet iao
Ieieberoiet os soot iom mulist,
og oct gI9oer os, noar bi Ter, at
8ioragspoere o%nitrenger zig for at
arbeioe iammen meo os MOB bette
Woal.
Get er notiirIignis en- 8eoof-
tions pIigt of beoemme Snoien.
beIier, og man faor bore beIonet
pno, of noget goor | Bapirsfurben.
Sen beoite Maooe at fire fig imoo
at ifripe for g~apirsflirben paa er
at sbe itreng Selpfritif.
I'll aorreiponoenter biz hi fer.
Zig benitine: Sfrip fortfattet og
Iigefrem. Bi fer gerne, at en- Qor-
Repentance gambler anrligbeo til
2anosmrnos Del, til Cubs Miges
Sag og airfens arbeibe; men Lab
os bore fri for lange getragtnin-
ger af enbber SIags | en- aorre-
iponoonce.
Betrngtninger og afbanoIinger
bsrer biemme / i9rifiIte artifler
Saa ct Orb til 8Iaoets SoIoere
| fin Acknowledged.
.Doniferen" er life fnrlig Re-
baftionens eIler ll~6giDernes Dlao,
bet CT ale bets 2pieres og 6a iRr.
Zig ale bets &oIoeres. 1Iao -
tan bi life NOT bore enige ON beta
Dor Qonfurrence er flor fra
mango Sioer, oe 6erfor eHIoer bet
ino meeet mere ON Sambolo; bet
grIber ON, at me0e,s bi Der ar
bei6er meo at eibe WIaoet SnbboIo
o. fon bet u0. at 8 Denner bo
jbrger for at gfbe bet iteoie itbrre
~ttobreSeIie babe for at ftprfe Bio
BET, joo BET efterbdmrbm Tan gbres
bpstieere % tebre, % for at ub'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
giDtaar.
ii grOf. $. s. 5reberitfen.

Nj grof. 8. s. 5reoeriten.
Oct mprfes. OF anret b1loer
itGrft moo i'm iioite Dag,
aloffen, iom Simerne meloer,
ilanr mart fit iioite Slag,
fnloer til 9egnifab.
&ar on, boor Saabnene ipnge,
iaa on DIT eaet ilan @nilter,
lit Oh Iaat Sten | DIN Slpnge
% me0te Den itore Siliiter
5olfenes SfrGf % Ipnae2
Sig: lit on 0nbler / Spnoerne, =
oin sSoro bar pei haoro at pleie2
Stoo on ruitet I'll 5Gnoerne.
og if on Solo oner 2Gnnerne
al al Din sSner oa Neie2
Reo on DIN Seit | Tran ener Spring
ener / Soosgane fan bGnoe,
intte on Waalet neo nprmeite Sning
eler neo @eroens enoe9 -
Oct par BOG ppro at fenoe.
Soor or DIT 5ooipor at finoe,
boneo for nooen oct Bel
Itaar oct iom iiffert 0iinoe
ON araiten. Der iniiImeo / oie2
Spor mango Sten bar on baoret ;
trooieo on gino oa 8eir2
Snor mangen Sang bIen on iaaret
/ aonpen for Dem. on bar t9r9
81 on oig i~fnoret en- Sproeitab,
og bbem bar on ooetet me0 Den?
Spor or Den 9let, bnor on too %
gon
dig ielp o. DIT frreite benz
Soor mango Saar f%orbanot on; =
bar on De iIogne biem;
boor mango Stafler fanot on
og Ieote al Sfornet frem2
Snem bor Din npperite Carer, =
qemte on Groet. on bsrte;
finoes Der nogen. Tom bGrer
Nprfer Of 0roet. on isrte, -
nogen. bois 5ierte on rsrte2
gIen pore gomIe Songe
M. noar on fog Dem poa Tinee,=
oiqteo' on me Sonae.
tpnfte on 9onfer mango.
rene. Rate og ltnae2
Gpnote on 9ps beo bin Sproen. =
Dor on / Stooen pon 9ierget;
bIeo on Cubs SoIt her I 8eroen,
90 bar Cubs sGre on nerget2
Sar on bit StprfebpIte
hoer Goq ON 2pn6erne fppnbt,
por on | 5sIee meo SeIte,
bois Sierter / grano. bar tpnot2
. Sefte Of oem-oe minoTte fnnao,
bbis Ronne | 8eroen fig osIge.
men BOG poo Gorflnrinsens Woreen
gnn
me6 ffinnenoe bpioe aI9oer poa
FORFEIT | Weiterens SsIee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Onsoag Den 81. December 1918.

0tisiion9r gpffs 9loresie: 81
3orsesminOepei %. so. 9. gtis-
fionerbiem), 9eaerup, Ganmnrf.
Sra gtopb.~ Wtaoneo: 8eo. 5.
apft Ganiib Misiion. an-tling,
gaonduria.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

@AfAA 1AN - N
/ 9eroen, o. Den reprGIenterer eli
2iosanifuelie. og loa mango at bort
oanffe 6oIf, iom amer oenne Gins
anifnelie ior at uPre Juno og oir-
fefraitig mao lutte areos ON Den
og BRUCE oen Tom Ct Organ. iqm Ct
10 ooel til at pirfe igennem til at
fpmpe igennen for aft boao ri bar
fart.
9resIen er % ifaI pGre ct Speil
al 2ipet - oen 9eiiuition balter
uel nof. men oen er life belt for
fert.
91en meoens De nlleriIeite BLADE
npiten uOeluffenoe afipeiler Siuets
.perosliae She. anore ngiten belt
%ignorerer ariltenoommeu -Aanos.
lioets oiqtigite 6oftor og at
ter andre glaoe fun reiIefterer 81
pets reIieisie SIDE % airfens ar.
beioe. fou er oct o9oniferen"s Op.
qupe, ioa Iongt oens Gn1er mar,
at afipeiIe 9ioet, Tom oct lepes al
ariItne @enneifer Der / 9er6en.
8i mener. at bette er en- meget
poel og ifen Spgabe, at oct er Dor
emit at ipsIe meo Heoaftionen al
iuIt ct loooont ct 9Iao - ielo ON
arbeioet unoertioen fan fsIes trpt-
tenoe = men Ri trGnger til belle
9pIefreoiens Stette.
@i amer ct 5oIfebIa0 poa
frifteIigt @r|un0Ias for eet
al Dor eienoommeliee Gios froftig-
tie Mioler til at m~ooarbeioe Ban.
trocns S~noflpoelie / Solicit.
Oct 2an0, Ri Ieper /, bort aooptin-
ldno. CT ct itort og itsnt Sano, riat
paa geIitanosfiloer oe GrbDerps-
l~eiliabeoer Tor BEN enfeIte, oe oes-
iioen q%aronterer % %beIfntter bet
fri Geligionssoelie.
I'll Bene9lo ifploer oi, iom er
in0Dan0ret Der. OF Dor eiterilGgt
at noe aft, bnao ni ebner, I'll Can
bets griitne Civilization; ri MAJ
bqre meo | ben rationale 9ump
Tor 3olfets innoe Gel.
9oniferen bill aerne bare meo /
Gampen for enbber goo Gags
Commemorate, men man fsnner
let, at for Of fna 9etnonina / Sam.
pen for enbber Soa eaIoer bet ON
at noo frem til ioo mango 29iere
fom muIigt.
Der err eet, ni | oenne 8orbinoel-
ie pil npbne = Dor II ngooms
frifteIiee Oporngelfe.
Nton fororer, at Den opbotienoe
Sl9gt fol bare Oplpsning og
7onnelie, Den ifol, ON Oct bebsoes.
toinges til at goa / SfoIe.
Waen Den Itsrfte aonosmost /
geroen, ariitenoommen, er 10 Den
Del Of llngoommen, bbis 5orGI-
ore itaar uoenfor firfeIig 5orbin.
oelie, fremme6 for.
On oct nogen Sinoe ifol naos
| bette 2ano at bibrinee belle ben
opoofienoe Slagt aenoifab til ari-
bet er banifeIigt at
foruoiiee noeet ON, men --
lao os life saa oner 6looen efter
aae pi, iom oerbiemme | somle.
fqre Gonmorf fit aenoifab til ari-
og fom unoer SnoflD-
oeIie Of oens aanbsmaet, pi bar
10 al snitelig 2eiligbeo til at 81.
be bore gsrn baaoe frifteIie timber.
pisnine oe Oporogelie.
Get er aItio anniten at benptte
ben 2eiIiebeo, Der gibes os ! Dag
og life Ieeee S9noerne / Sfsoet
og nente poa, bob @orgenoagen
eLer npite aor eIer n9ite aorbun-
oreoe bill bringe.
9erfor bill bi fiee til bore 2pfere:
CAB os bettptte bore egne Sfoler
. Ssnoogsffolen G~erieifolenD
2sroagsifolen, aonfirmonounoer-
oisninsen og bore l1nsoomsfoler
.in6enfor Somfunoets, = bet ffol
life blipe uoen Betnoning.
Cob os minoes, bnoo Rigmanoen
meo bet Hare 8lif, 5. 5. Sia, bar
eiort ogioa bet ii6ite aor. Retop
foroi ban ier &irfeifolernes gooe
og peIiienenoe Snoflpoelie, oerfor
ban Dem meo fine runobaon.
oeoe @oper = oefoa ifanoinopiife,
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
&ore nDe &ibler.

DO pi lang lib bar fst Sapnet al mere prafiife Snbbin.
oineer poa be aIminoeIiee Susbbkr os aoniirnenobiber. fit pi
for en- ab tIbaee trufht aioe meo ct 5irma llbIanbet ON at
inobinbe ct parti banTfe gibIer ipeeiet for os. Senoineen er MI
anformen, oa ri fan oerfor M forioen be Dor reenIpre gibeI.
forteaneIic opisrte gibIer, tiIbpbe oe herhI iarHg anbefoIe fseen6e
npe NhImre:
0r. f6-a. aImiuoeIie 500. itorftlet Susbibel itRrf. bbieIst
Gbaarin meo @uIbinit os runoe Sisrner. Eris $500.
Rr. 24-a. Den aIminoeiee aonfrmanbbibel eommeformat.
spetieI Snbbinbing tint, bsieIist gbaern meo @uIbinif.
pns $f.40.
Wr. 24-g. Canine fon Nr. 24-a. men nmb runbe 1isrnev.
pns $f.60.
aue bisfe @ibIer e al bet banife gibeiefabs i1bsoper, %
ub bet np 9ehamente | MI Dberi9tteHe.
Den, Der bor ft bisie gibIer, bill bare eio meo os l. at b.
ierHet eener Ha til @apebseer.
0anib 9atbsram Dnbl. 1snie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

Mar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
sem ayerterer / Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa 0plysning
I'm Diet ayerterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Ayertissementet | dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

y
fiaer lea Cub og @enner 9af for.
Seq err fun bdnge, at bet bar brogt
en- foobm lirc belle SfoIen ODER,
at bet for giebIiffet life fan iiaes,
bpob Der bill ffe: fun eet ftaor fait:
ISfoIen er | Subs &oanb.
Soooan noget maa bog nsoig
eentaee fig, os arbeioet er pna
Den onoen Sioe ioa betponingsfuIot
| en- fonon Sfole, at Der er grug
for ale ar9fter paa andre Om'
roooer uben of fette Dem til peo
Iutter gefpmringer for oagligt
grso til Gleperne fnn meaet mere,
iom De prIig FOREIGNER bet sennem
oeres Grbei6e.
Ser ct ct grbeibe, bbor Stem.
memenisbeoen eIIer ben enfelts Tan
trpoe bi9Ipenoe til - oct CALDER
l%lngoommens 9pstiggsrelie til at
bIipe ariiti Weoarbeioere blonof
oeres eeet 5oIfl Seq b%enpenoer
mig til genner, fenbte eIler ufeno-
tie, Der fan ie fort paa Sagen ON
muliat ie ben | gpigbeoens Cps
(2uf. 1850, os betragte bet iom en-
Gorret at bore meb til at sipe fin
Snbiats poa Soroens itsrite Wis-
Honsmarf. Meb ben itbrfte @Irbe
bar ies mobtoeet 1rep fra nosle,
bpor ben Zone git isennem: spi
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14

here Friday visiting her son, DR.. G
c. Duncan.
Harry Bailey was in Cairo Friday
on business.
Phil Heilman OF Jonesboro, ILL.,.
was here Friday on business.
Fred Douglas was in 81. Louis
during the week, having shipped a
ear of hogs to market.
Dell Butler loaded and shipped
the first car Of corn Of this season 5
crop Monday.
oscar Taylor was in Cairo the
first az the week on business.
snow Garr.es Moiday. making
three SHOWS this season SO far
Fire started Monday morning on
the roof OF the school house. ii was
seen in time and extineuIshed be-
lore much damage was done
levi shaymore Of Darling, Miss.
formerly Of Mcclure was shot and
instantly killed last Thursday by his
lrothcr-in-law Harry Calhoun while
10 enter his home. 4
telegram was received here Thurs
lay morning by his brother Charles
who clerks for osaor Taylor who
went and brought the body here fer
burial. The trouble arose out Of
the wife Of Levi leaving him and
going to her brothers. Levi went to
persuade her back by harsh tactics
which proved disastrous. The fa-
neral was Monday and the inter
nent was in the IindZey cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph Bunch was in Cairo
Monday on business.
John Hale of Miller Spur was
zero Monday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14
Not Too Early for
Christmas Shoppln

Christmas Shopping
DO your Christmas shopp.
early"
Uncle Sam is first to revive the
slogan this year. In a letter ISSUED
bv the postal department to post
masters. it is urged that the public
be advised to mail all Christmas
packages as early as possible. An
unprecedented rush in the parcel
post division is expected, as this is
the first holiday season since the
service was inaugurated. and 1t Will
BE- cheaper to mail packages.
The words, Not to be opened I'M
I'll Christina" may be written on
packages. but no other message.
mo matter how hard that part
Of the population to whom Christ
mas means care and labor tries e.
put off the Inevitable preparations
for the greatest of holidays. the ar
rival Of toy laden ships from Ger
many calls it sharply to attention
While the American mind has
been occupied with the Fourth q
July, baseball and other things asso-
eiated with summer, patient finger
in that far-away land have been
busy fahricating tho charming moth
ines which will delight American
children under the glamour Of the
Christmas tree And now the fruit
of their toll and ingenuity is begin
ming to pass through the custom
houses in huge cargoes, which viii
soon be distributed among the toy
stores and thence pass into the pos
session OF homes
The arrival Of a ship the other
day with 1000 tons Of this tor
bringing freight warns us chat Il
will soon be time to hang UP tito
Xmas stocking and that i already f
time for the wise ones to be lookin
after the things to 90 into the stock
ings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14
entertained at dinner In honor @
Postmaster General Bur1esou
For Children there is Nothing Bette

For Children there is Nothing Better
A cough medicine for children
must help their coughs and colds
without bad effects en- their little
@tomachs and bowels Foleys Honey
aud Tar exactly fills this need No
opiates. no sour stomach. no &C IL
patton follows its use. Stu6y colds.
@heazy breathing, coughs and Group
are all quickly helped, and sweet re-
eeesliag slumber instead Of feyerish
toss'a at night. IT is easy therefore
% understand why an increasing
amber Of bottles Of Foley's Honey
ana Tar Compound is sold yearly. For
sale by all druggists
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14

An etomologist says that th
coekroch Is an enemy Of the bed
bug. But it's a quarrel like tha
between Snlzer and Murphy il
Which no self-respccting person car
take sides, and with no hape th
the PRINCIPAL comhatants win extel
INMATE each other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14

Those who are disposed 10 aus
ton tha saeaeIty Of the eraehsnea
who robbed the Office Of an eng dis
trihuting company In Chicago an.
took money instead oil hen fru
should not pass hasty judgemena
The robbers were probably bad egg
themselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-14

Postmaster General Burleson bas
arranged to have AL stamps fa.
Christmas mail licked by clerks Fl
the rostoffices and put on parcels
The big chief fails to state whethe'
q civil service examination VIII b
necessary to fiji the job Of lckip
clerk. but If SO it Is NOT difficult
surmise what qualifications w5ula
.be necessary
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
TIE MICHIGAN FLAG LAW,

An act TO prevent and punish the
Dissertation of the Flag of the United
states.
section !. Any person who. for ex-
hlbition or display shall place. or
cause to be placed any words, figures.
numbers marks. inscriptions. picture,
design device. symbol. token. notice
drawing, OF any advertisement of any
nature whatever. upon any tag. stand
ards, color of ensign of the United
states. or shall expose or cause to be
exposed to public view any such ilag.
standard, color or ensign of the United
states upon which shall lie printed,
painted ur otherwise placed, or to
which shall be attached, appended. at
liked OF annexed. any words. figures,
numbers. marks, Inscriptions. pictures.
designs. device. symbol token. notice.
drawing, or any advertisement of any
uatur" or kind whatever or shall pub
hclN mutilate trample upon. OF pub
licly teface. defy. defile of cast con-
tempt either by words or act. upon
any such flag, standard, color, or en-
deemed guilty Of /, misdemcanor
Section > The words flag, standard,
color. or ensign Of the United States,
as used iu this act, shall be construed
to- include any Gag, standard color.
ensign. or any representation or Pic
ture of flag. standard, color, or en-
sign made of OF upon any substance
whatever and at any size whatever,
chewing or displaying the natural col
ors, the stars and stripes
Section .. This act shall not apply
to any act permitted 10y the statutes Of
the United States OF by the United
states army and navy regulations, nor
shall this act be construed to apply to
tho regular issue Of newspaper or
ether periodical on which shall be
printed said tag. disconnected from
any advertisement. or The vignette Of
any political ballot.
Section T. ANY person offending
against the provisions of this act shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor.
and upon conviction thereof before a
court Of competent jurisdiction shall
he punished nv ~ fine Of not less than
nve nor more than twenty five dollars
or IMPRISONMENT tor thirty days i'm the
county jail of the county in which
such conviction IL had. or by both such
ane ard Imprisonment in the discre-
ton of the court.
Approved May l, 1871,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
INFLUENCE OF LIBRARIES.

Various specialized phases OF library
work will be considered by the hbrar-
iauS of the United States aud canada
at their thirty NTH annual conference
AT Hotel kaatcrskill. in the Catskills,
June -s to ~. How the public library
s helping the foreigners To adjust
themselves TO American conditions will
pee discussed al one session with adj
dresses 10y Governor William Sulzer
Mary Nnun, the author of The Prom
i~rd Lamb" and 10y Charles +. Rush
Of the st. Joseph Public Library Ii
urar influences m the home, in the
shop and ur the farm will occupy an
other morning session. Miss Stearns,
i'm charge of travelling libraries in Wis
pousiu. viii speak of the woman on
the farm. Dean Arnold of simmons
college viii lecture on special refer
,ncc to collections for housekeepers
ana H. r. Stevens. of Pratt institute
rrooklyn. Will speak on the library for
the artisan and the craftsman The
CLEANSING conditions of child life and
how the library is meeting these
changes win be- treated at another SEES
sion by Faith L. smith of the Chica-
so Library and Gertrude T. Andrus Of
The seattle Public Library The part
being PLAYED hy libraries iu helping to
frame better laws through tho lesisla-
tive and municipal reference bureaus
|nu ue discussed at Friday morning 3
sess.or with am address 10y George
HcAucn,, president Of the Borough of
Manhattan. and with papers boy Score
.tar Dudgeou. of the Wisconsin Lii
grar, Commission aud state Librarian
Brown. "f Indiana. At the last session
. Edmund l.. Pearson. Of the Boston
Transcript weIl-kuown As - clever
-atuist viii tell How 10 Discourage
Resdin-. Hrur. T.. Logler, of the
chicago Public Library, VIII give the
president address, at th, opening
meeting ou Monday evening june %.
uu The World uf Print ana the
Worlds Work" At this meeting let
ters written for the occasion viii be
read from q score or more men and
Women prominent in public life, giving
their ,ir',s ON various topics relating
ro library work
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
CALL MASS MEETING OF
CITIZENS TUESDAY NIGHT
PLANS FOR CELEBRATION JULY
4 TO BE DISCUSSED ny
BUSINESSMEN.

meeting of citizens and business
men of Laurium will be held i'm The
town halI tonight To formulate plans
Tor Fourth of July celebration COM
mitttccs Will be named and soliciting
will begin Wednesday, \ number of
businessmen who have been seen 10y
councilmen express favorable attitude
toward Il big demonstration and this
~ likely Ia be the outcome of tomor-
rows gathering.
y big military and civic parade will
usher in the festivities and program
uf patriotic exercises will he offered
heior" noon. Athletic events for child
rem will he held in the afternoon. with
band concerts in the various parts of
the village. \ rhyrotcchnic display
VIII bring the fctc To "A close.
The Patterson shows will be a fea-
ture Offering i'm the afternoon. I'm fact,
II Will he the big attraction during the
week beginning June 30. The twenty
ode shows that are offered this year
are reported to bc on the par with any
carnival troup, this season. Three
thrilling free acts accompany the
shows and lot of now performances
are incorporated into the carnival van.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
Daddy sBedtine
Iduna and Her
Wonderful
Apple Tree.


round. things
Jack and Evelyn whether there
apples
Let's hope good and
the o
who the Morse gods daddy Evelyn asked
These people had
n a
beautiful jealous them dumas
them should Ike
live in the lovely uShy land of the gods and more for them than
the III tempered little dwarfs
had mcided with
the
they apples old
lived
Things bad until Loki for having
land Of
begged Their friend
II
be forgotten
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
MANY GOING TO NEGAUNEE.
Italian American Convention Opens IN
Iron Country Thursday.

Copper country Italians will leave
NVednesda" everins for Negauncc to
attend the annual convention of the
Italian American societies Laurium
lodges will send representatives from
twelve or more societies and with
other delegates from Calumet, Han
cock and South Range. the copper
country representation will be large.
In commenting on the convention,
the Negaunee Iron Herald says:
Everything is IN readiness for the
reunion To he held in this city next
week commencing Thursday, June ~,
aud the prospects of 4 large gather
ing are encouraging. The first two
tion and general reunion of delegates.
Friday evening banquet aud dance
Is to be held i'm the labor temple.
Saturday. June - the last day of
the meeting. will be an suspicious oc-
casion There will hp a meeting of
the societies at the labor temple at \
o'clock n. IN. NJ -. m. the parade
will start from the labor temple and
will bc headed hv two bands of mu-
sic--Colunhian Italian band Of Iron
Mountain aud the Negaunee band
after traycrsing the principal streets
the societies will proceed to Cleveland
park. where there will bc dancing
music. speeches ana refreshments.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
HOBT. D. DELEURY PASSES.
Former laurium Man Succumbs to
Long Illness In Toronto.

word has been received here of the
death at Toronto Saturday evening of
Robert y. DcLcury, Il former resident
of Laurium Mr.. DCLcurN has been an
invalid for several Years past ana
while tho announcement of his Grath
was severe shock 10 friends here. il
was not entirely unexpected. He left
here about three months ago to visit
with his sister, Mrs. Edward FORSYTH
at Toronto.
The deceased was fortE-ihrcc years
of age. native of Buffalo. Nhcn a
young man he went west, la,ating IN
California whore ne established "a
larg" contracting business. When he
became III about three years ago. he
visited several of the best know
health resorts in the country. bu,
failed To- obtain relief. and finally he
came to Iadrium, making his homo
with Mrs. VIII ~. Minncar. his sis,cr.
BESIDES his mother daughter am,
sister who reside in I.aurium, ne
leaves one sister, Mrs. Forsyth az Z or
onto aud one brother, John at Little
Rock, Ark. He was a member of
Seneca Camp, Modern Woudmcu The
funeral services will he held tomorrow
i'm buffalo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16
Fairgrounds.

Editor of the News see by q re-
cent issue that the committee. on the
playground association are now col.
Letting contributions for the propos-
ed new playground for the children
of Calumet Every good citizen should
telp in this movement because it is for
IN" good Of the community and the
ladies OF Calumet cannot get too much
credit for their work along this line.
calumet needs Fairgrounds and So far
tn" work accomplished shows that
playground movement is popular
Many children playing in the streets
are i'm great danger from cars and
rigs. with Fairgrounds this can he
avoided, and a dollar spent toward
the fund may mean the saving of some
child's lif" Is child's life worth the
dollar - Booster
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-16

lAURlUM BREviTiES.
= :. :. :. :. :: :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. ::

The funeral OF the two weeks old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Regnier 81
Glj Isle RoyaIc street WAS held from
Sacred Heart church this morning.
Jacob Iuomd and Isaac Witikkd
charged with using profanc langu,pe
we're fined 81 and costs by Jus,i 90 pa
Nid Armit this morning.
MIR and Mrs. James Virgins of
FIRST street are the parents of =
daughter born Saturday evcnirg.
Miss Elsie Espel entertained at IN
aluminium shower Friday evening in
honor ct Miss Anna Ziehr, who ia To
be- married soon
Mrs. T.. :. White of the Pure Food
company of l.arrium. is demonstrate
ing summer beverages at Nertin Bros.
department store.
Mrs. John Hadley of superior. for
merly Miss Anna christopher of the
local teaching staff, and two children,
are visiting with Laurium friends
Miss Lena l.cnonc tx expected home
this week from Illinois. where she has
been teaching school during the past
term.