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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Der YDftberfebr
@irb, menn and init oroReu Sdiuie.
rigfcitem, aufreft crhalten.

3rosoem Cincinnati infolge oeS
Sofauaiiers falt gdn3lifJ bon Der 2llt.
bennett n6qeidnttten lit, iDir0 Der
EoItuerfehr oennodl lUie Boitmeiiter
Weoniort eeitert erflarte, aufredt CT.
bnlten. s5n periMeoenen 5dQen 1T
oiefes nIlerbingS nit iebr groBeu
Sftpierigfeiten perbunoen uno Oie
Yoitienouugcn rriiIien einen eroben
llmDeg MAIDEN ebe iie ibren geitint.
nrungsort erreihen.
Sogar naf 0apton gelang e8 ge.
tern Boit 5u ihaffen. 0ie BoItiaden
iiir Canton tpurben nit ben Stlfs5it-
gen Der 6. 9. ino q. Gabn bis naf
2ebdnon beforoert itno Don bort aui
Der SfymaIipurbabn, Die nod ben
anfagen Der Rottonal Gaib 9fegiiter
so. in Canton fiihrt.,
Die Boit nod benz Often uno nod
BEN WeusGngIanb Gtaatel ge1t nit
ser 6. uno 8. gabn; Die Boit nod
Dem WeIten un6 5itoen miro BON Der
8. uno u. 0ahn uno Der SiiObabn be.
i6roert; pittsburg erAdlt ieine Boit.
laden NIT Der 6. nno 8. gobn bia
aenona, g8. ga.. mo Damn NIT Ger
9. .n6 g., Die iie bis nah Btttsburg
5ringt. grieiIhaften ndh Chicago
rperSen iiber 2ouispiQe beforoert.
gSas Die geioroerung bon grieieu
bierber anbetrifft, 70 liegt Die Sahe
nod iebr I'm Ar9en into geitern ira.
ZEN iaIt gar feine 8oltiafes Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
ams benz Sittle Riami Sbnl.

Die lIeberf6ipemnung i'm 9ittte
gliami sbal 1T, iopeit bic gestno bon
Uliiforn in Setratt tonut, Elm Ding
Der 0ersansenb.it, oa Der CLUB seitern
in feline llfsr suriiteetreten III.
Scbolo bic 0eTubr befeitigt mar.
mahien iit bic giirser WilfOros an
oie uHtsrftiiBuns Terjenisen. psIhe
ourh bic lleberfdpemmuns eeIittsn
6otten, inbem ,in 4usihub ernanut
fpurb., um ein.n Jonos BON $500 fir
Iofortigen eebrouh sufamm,nsubrins
gen, mas nenielbsn audi innsrbolb
turser 3eit ssIong.
Nub Der 9emeInoerltb Fat 8erz
ttbrunsen fir bic llnt.ritiisung ter
HotbletSenosn setroIfen. Sb be Sis
tiotirn fih in aopslanb ssbsFert bat,
ssuHss intnlse a<S Oesioeans Sss 1xss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Yeruikt.

Der 26 Sabre alie 5enrp Bruins, bon
Ro. 1923 Sones Strabs. elm Juhrs
mann in Tisniien Der 5renh Bauer
Comp. tpurN seiisrn BON feiner Jrau
Der polisei aIs Dermibt semeiost. Ssin
5ubriper. mar am Mittnoh 9ormittag
II lbr Dor Der WirtbIhaft bes Chris.
pbaro, Ro. 2489 Gditsrn glpe. aufge4
funhsn lporbsn. Bruins mar tur5 pors
her 5ulegt seiekn iporben, ais er bas
Wafhsimmer Der WirtbI6aft bstrat.
Seiteem fsblt leoe Spur bon ibm.
Die poli3ei tpuroe stiiern eriuht,
Wahforiaunsen nah bem IL Sabre
nIten 5rso. MeiH3e. BON 933 pd.terion
Sirabs. RsDpurt an3uitsQsn, pelhsr
felt Gieniias psrmibt ipirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

3u oen Gpiern Der Sohilutb IN
Canton. g.. gebort mosIId)erlpeIe
aud, Serr 2ouis Eopp aus ysaD!es,
,Sodho, Der am Dfoutag nat) 0aptcn
retite uno ieitoem uidts tpieoer uon
lid borer lieB.
Gr bate ole sSabrt nah Canton an-
getreien. I'M oort anidiiige getannte
pon Dem bier eriolgten 4bleben ielner
8attin. Srou 2eua 9opp. III aennt.
nib su iesen un0 tie auf3uior0eru, Der
nuf Wtitnpoh Rahntittag pom Der
ISABELLE Der Observation-Disclosures Der
Seurp 9ilhebauS 60. gto. 1906 gre.
men StraBe, anberaiinrt getpeiercn
8eitnttling bei8upobnen. Seitbem bot
er ieocd, nitts bon iif, boren IaIien
uno Die SenrD 8iIoebaus 60. III De.
rem Gbbut Iih ote 2eihe Srau Bopp' s
beiinoet, befiirttet n.trInebr Sos
ShIinlnrlte.
Serr uno ,Srau Bopp befanoen iih
1ui Der Heiie nadl Sdrpeoen, po
Srau Bopp tbre ereiie, ueltn5ig Sabre
nlte Dhtter 3ll beiuhen bedbiihtfsxe
uno an oieieu geiut iollte lih oann
cine ausseoebnte, iiiuf Sabre Udlren.
De europareiie anihlieBen. Sier an
aefonmen. beihIoB ssrau Gopp iih
auf anratben bon 5reunSen, elmer
Operation mir Elm Iangspieriges Sci.
ben su inter3iebeu, aber lie mar au.
Ser Stanoc, aieie Operation 81 ilber.
Ifellprf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

SdhiHr 1T ridiS rvetter ais aofbnIlt@Gesem11
ur5 our1n1 Dertreibt 3 e m BEN Sdlun eou"
iidrbtg
siir oas furdtture ruube brerTenoe @chcmu]
bag gle rafene macbt ur0 bel qa1t riot ihln'
fen ldst--fiir Mefelfudt Brtdelbiee une eIlF'
siinheie roihIite 6aut beim subh ln6 Del srs
nodierPH fir tudeube SGmprrb0toeH. SnI5lallis
fir raube Suut mad bem Rdiireu, fix aus
Gdypdren III 3 ms zine GfFenburlHg,
3emo TT fetne fetttae Sabe eoer TniIS,
forbern eire refine aHfiiepftohe Goiung tRr ots
haut 3erfudt etne 5Iai9e bells Gro besloet
Cure Eualcn
g8emc Q turirt ieoeH TuTI BON Gcseud fptgt
rad 9orihrtit gebraunt." Ut. u. 9, SopnioU,
Eunnrab Ieras.
apotbefer it6erru perfn1Iicu 3 mo 81 25e
bic uerIeaeItc SSIafcbe o6cT Ttro 6uae'dtfE
nat GmpfanQ bes 45retfes nurcb ole ., W. Ho'e
Wlebtciue GO St 2ouis, Wfu
Tn Cincinnati oertGuft uIo garaEttrt tn BEN
3pro'fbeu glpotbeieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
New Yorter 9oGi3ets ) NJ
fpettpren unter Nm

Nep gort. 27. W}dra. -

Rem gort, q. I1Grs. - Sames
6. Sufep uno Sames j. 5bonpfou,
poli3sis Sufpettpren, uub' aapt. Sc9n
5. Wursba, Elm friibersr Sufpettpr,
purbsn am 9pnneritag aIs isolae Der
aalupagne, bic Der 9iftrittunpalt
0bitman segen bic 6aunerei i'm Do
lioeibepartement sefiibrt bat, bon elmer
Granoiurp Der geite6ung onaetlaot.
@uh sesen spei gclistiten unb einen
Gipiltiten, Die ~9raft" tolettirt 1as
ben f6asn, purben Qntldgen srboben.
es tpurben i'm 9an3en 19 Ipesifii9e
9lntloqen erboben uno es purben 0erz
haFtskfeble gegen Die feds Mdnner
auspeitslit.
@nfporb s. Rerpen. sbenaIs Ins
malt fur George u. Sipp, ben 5otsls
b<iiaer, Der 5erru WtstuaH In isiHsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
S0otlid)er StarS.

Der DO Sabre alte 2puis Smitb,
bon pearl uuo Waiu Sirobs, Reabing,
8, fieI seitern lpdhreno Der 4rbeit in
oem GtabliHement Der 9roBman u.
6ooe SaboIerp Comp, go. 219 Wain
StraBe, our9 cine CUTE BON 4.
.odpsrt in bas eroeei6oB binunter
uno tpuroe auf Der Steue setDotet. gr
bate iih BET benz Stur3. einen Sddz
bs!bru6 fotpie einen gruh oes Genides
5ugs3ossn. Die 2eide tpurbs mad Der
Wlorgue cebroht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

- 5riib seiteru Mcrsen fam in
Dem etabliiIen,eut Der giIoerrahmen.
,Sabrifanten Games Salpage & Cons.
go. Ills Gin StraBe, aus uitbetani-
ter llriaf,e Elm sSener 5ism ausbr,Idl,
lpeId)es einen St'aoen pon $500 an
rihtete. Cornelius Cabbage, eiier Der
5irnRninbalber, brad,, ais er ip1ter
bic sSabrif erreifte uno Don nenl
Seuer erfubr. beipuBtlos 3uinmmen.
er watrhe mad oem itdosiiGen eoipi.
tol- gabeo&t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

9us aon3ert oes 2ieoerfran3, mel.
dies Snnritag, 90. glpriI, bate ItaIt.
iinoen iolen, lit oerid)oben poroen.
4n jeren1 Gage finoet Die ein3ige
oeutihe SperuporiteQung itatt. tpelte
uns oas @nitipieI Der Ghieagoer 0e-
iellidaft brinat. 8egen iolhe ,aon.
tllrren8" glaubte bas 8ergniigungs.
Aoulmittee oes 2ieoerfron3 erfoIgreih
utdIt dntampfen su fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Sdre(fli(5e Oetluii| |llnng
Sat oif jtet Surii6setretene Sfut6 in &amil.
ton angeriftet.

Hn'n Elm Sans I'M 0eifni nb @onungs. .7trif nbetaoe
eHe An3abi Gebdiioe ritort geotqoer Sdaoen ouf
Suershritn' neriad gier grde Snbn fortserii
len gbnOnna NIT et5amiIn nod nid bergeitat
Ie Staot beinoet d) poaanoiaer Mtar.stontroae
1us Hn1ntungsnerf III ptenaiidcr gsie besonnen Weic
Snen mahrno oes gl'ri8en Sag gefnben lie 9adrit
Dcn erirntcn 0s Eo5etfe lner Or Sa,si inbegrn
pct 8rapbide gedreibuns Der gintotion ourf aleen
seugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

lepbonbienites nidt IN Grfubrung ee@
braht fperben, sSn Reiptopn tdgegen
lit bie 2aqe inFolge oes 5tetgens bes
0biofluHes nod INNER cine febr fri
tiIhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

Die polissi parnt cas gu6lifum
Dor elmer ShtpinbIsrrn, pelte aus
Der 5Iuthtatditropbe in 9apton aapi=
tai 81 fhlasen perfudt. Die Srau,
fpelte turs uno uHteriegt geb1ut If,
unb grobe Gefibtssiige bat. iii nit siz
mem i6paraen ansus uno idpara-
bruuHsm Out be.!sioet. sie sins ee.
feru IN GammiuSp;ue bon 6axi su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

91mpugne gegen ben Poltseiz9raft
urterItuBt bate, betannte iiA ihulbtg,
Gipp aus benz Gtaat binausgebraht
slt bu6en, oumit er riht ais 3elge
pernommen perDen tonnte, udhoem
Gipp etne 8OrLaoung Dor Die 9rahos
iurp erbalten bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

9ie aoQefte, rpelfe am Sonntas
I'M Rorgengottes6ieuIt IN Der gp.
Brot. Ct. Sobannesfirhe auf Dh.
altburu erbobeu tpqrb, lit fir D!e
lte6erItnenunten beitlrnHlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Turch ON nhfTns for,

- Dnrh Elm ahtlos fortgeporfsnes
brennenoes Streihb1f5 ipurbe gsitsrn
Elm 8ett in Der Wobnung Der Qi33ie
@reentpalo, i'm 3. Stofperf Hr. TAO
Weft a. Strdbe In granb gefeBt. 9as
unbeoeutenbe Jeuer fonnte i'm Seine
erftidt nerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

9ous unb berfu6te milbe 8eitrdge fir
Die Spfer Der adtnftropbe 3u Iams
inefn.
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uuslan0. Selegrapb

(5ortfebung bon Der /. Seite.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
9or. auf! lEM0 usrtr,i6t oas
Ju6M aut Der Stede.
1lno gegen Gesema in allen ssort'tea
Sd,inn, llnlauf uim- it's
Elm @unner.

aanft cine 25< sSfnias benie nnh seiseiFs. ]
Misbil 36r' auf nit benz i9utti4sN
Graser gs qibt ntttS befferes geaen syr6sTs
ais 8emo GiHe 9tnreibrug eenLGt fnond
etreriei ob bas SUDDEN dlf eer Rouftdnt enss
GH auSercr Ssorpcrftele 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

legtn; Duemer pdttern Dcrts, Ghns
ben $4,000; grobe breiltodise Bad.
itein z4n!age On gait StraBe; genber
Gompanp's 5ol3bpf nnb WlHbls( bur4
5euer); 2inger's 6pl36of. Staple
apenne unb g., 8. & .. Giienbdhns
selsiie (burb 5euer).
u llerleiouso Der I'm 9 lids.
itdbt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
U. s. COURT IN SESSION.
September Term Opened at Marquette
This Morning.

The september term of the United
states district court for the Western
district court of Michigan, which was
postponed one month opened at the
federal building at Marquette this
morning.
Hon. Clarence W. Sessions of Mus
kcgon is presiding. With Fred g Wet
more. the United States district at
torney, he arrived in Marquette last
evening from Grand Rapids Miss FL
la NJ. Backus. of the district attorney )
office. arrived yesterday.
The Traverse jury reported for duty
this morning No grand jury has been
called Tor this session.
The term is not expected to be Of
any great length. The calendar is not
lengthy and the presumption is that 1t
will be very short term.
Only two criminal cases are on the
calendar The titles are L. :. Us. James
r Andrews, and l.. :. vs.. Moses Lc-
sage In the first mentioned action
the defendant is charged with ship
ping yeuison, and the second for ship
ping beaver skins, II is reported that
both will plead guilty TO the charges.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY.
Daniel Bartlett Forged Purported As.
says Of the M. C. M.

President +, W. McNair of the Mich
igan College of Mines has received
word from Milwaukee that Daniel
Bartlett who forged purportcd ASSAY $
of the college ana who was arrested
some months ago on the charge of us
ing the United States mails for Illegal
purposes, had pleaded guilty in the
United States court at Milwaukee and
that his trial, which was set for todat,
viii not be held
Bartlett it appears, devised a fraud
ulcnt scheme. for the sale of alleged
non-eNistcnt iron lands. He procured
a letter head of the Michigan College of
Mines and samples Of its assay re-
port sheets and had these reproduced
faithfully In pursuit of his land SELL
ing schcmc he would mail To- prospc.-
tive victims copies of forged assays
purporting To be from the college,
President McNair learned Of tho
scheme and advised the post office au-
thorities. His plea of guilty makes 1t
unnecessary for President McNar ,o
appear against him
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
DISCUSS PROBLEMS IN SCIENCE,
international Congress OF Artists Con-
venes in Berlin Today.

Berlin, oct. Noted authorities on
osthct,cs, philosophers, psychologists,
historians Of art, critics and artists
from all parts of Europe are gathered
here AZ the first International congress
Tor rsthctics aud the science of art.
which viii bc in session for three
Gays Among the numerous interest
ing papers TO bo read at the congress
Is one by Sir Charles Waldstein. Of
London on The Quadruple Basis OF
the study Of Esthctics;" The Esthet-
Ic Principles Of Mural Painting" 10y
Or. y. Wocsc, Bcrn,. "On Artistic In
tuition. h> Dr T.. Alexander. Buda-
pest on tn" Comic" by DIR. q. ltel-
son, Berlin. "Esthctics and Sociology"
by DR.. T. Reich Berlin. aud THE
Problem Of the Urh." lay Or \ Won
Hartman, Berlin
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
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!. LAKE LINDEN 5REVITlss. =
:, :.
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rnc ,Ai..a biard of the Nj. l.
church viii meet Thursday evening !"
.,r. drs, session OF the new year. Elec-
lion of officers sand organization VIII
Lee M, order of business
Miss Rose sehnotal1 has returned
from Chiyaso where she has been NlS-
ming ,or me past several weeks
Mn. and Mr.. Thomas o'Rourke of
uubbcli have gone to Ontonagon
Mrs !. :. Matthews and children
baye returned to Chicago after spend
mo the summer with Mrs Matthews
mother. Mrs. Joseph Pcarcc.
Mrs. -. r. Tenant of Hubbcll LETT
for Sapiuaw 90 attend the state COM
ycutlon of the order of Iiastcrn star.
4 cement walk has been constructed
ON the south side of the town hall
Tho Lake Linden village council will
moot mi, evening i'm its regular MONTH
f. session. The renewal of the watcr
cnntrant with Paricc Gregory and
contemplated improvements ut the city
hall. Ylu be the topics to receive at
tcntion.
Charles Smith and Joseph Francis.
Ciyn war veterans went To Keweenaw
BAY o. attend the funeral Of the late
Frank Lafrciuerc. who served through
the wan with the Firth Infantry Mich
igan.
Emil Laplmtc suffered an injury to
his hand i'm the G. * II. mills this
morning
Hunters returning from Hootjacli
point report that a number of bears
ufcst the woods i'm that vicinity.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
GOOD HOCKEY PROSPECTS.
American Association May Form Al
lance With Ontario Organization.

President Charles f. Webb of the
Amateur Hockey association lett yes
;erday for the east on a business trip
"a while away expects to interview
people prominent IN the hockey world
His trip may take him into the on
tario Hockey association. which organ
ization the American association hopes
20 form a friendly alliance with
The officers OF the American assoc
clitiol ere now getting out the ofticia'
hockey laws and rules and these will
5c published within short time. The
association will adopt the quebec
rules
Pres dent Webb has received "A letter
from J. +. sullivan. secretary Of the
Amateur Athletic Union. the most in
nuentill man in American amateur
athletics. which shows Mr. Sullivan is
taking an interest in the association
lie expresses tho hope that the lsso-
citation will secure the cooperation Of
tn, three Boston hockey clubs not now
affiliated.
With the personal assurance OF good
will from the secretary of the \. a..
L. President Webb feels that the anna
tour hockey association Is attaining the
standing the hockey managers hoped
for IL,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
GIRLS! GET A 2j CENT BOTTLE
AND TRY A "DANDERlNE
HN,R CLEANSE"

After washing your hair Win -.u
plways apply ht'Ic prdcriua q. ur
scalp to my.-.'l,, tho uJir ar ....
s,nt dryuaas ',tt,r ..,G. as. soa. a.
srarr'nRly o., r,sslnl.. AMI H.,.f
lave i 'DrdGnc Hu. Glenn. Just
nloiston i clo with DauI,r.. .rf
draw 1t l'," NV dr.. % ..v, I..r.
taking ell" stlan' ui timc rf.-.au
re move dus., ,iT and c.,ccs,.,r .,... nv
a few moments you will be amazed
your hair will not only be- clcm. hrt n
viii be wavy, nuls-.s.l abundant and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07

the strike. VIII Ice held Thursday
night Since their return from strike
service capt. Sanders has been giving
the msmhcrs rest. An effort will b."
made 10 recruit the company to full
strength, the strike having caused a
ialliug off, due To the departure of
members seeking work in other places.
Robert \. Douglass of lrouWoud. up
Ter peninsula oil inspector, was a
lIoughton visitor yesterday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
WILL NAME DIRECTOR

The Torch Lake Athletic assoc''-
tlop viii meet early next week for the
puruosc of dc.idns un director 'io-
fcsyor Johustouc. physical director %.
The Calumet y. NJ {. \. oiiiciolrd at
the local club last year an' it is MOI
,mproaahlc that his services Will
again be- retained Tho cub has al-
ready become popular with tho young
err ms well MS older members and q
successful season H. assured,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
TO SEAT NEW DIRECTORS

The board Of directors of the Hub
bell National bank will hold "a meet
ing tomorrow morning for the purpose
of seating the directors-clcct, ;. H.
Penedict and Henry Fisher, both OF
whom were elected az a recent meet
ing. The new members VIII succeed
NJ. f.. O'Rrirn. of Detroit, and Alex
Levin. of calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
lake Linden Hubbell'
eowLERs TO MEET OCT Is

povlers Of Lake Linoen VIII ne nee.
At the Kc,tcnoeiI ollr}I oct To- .. -,
IN. purpose Of organizing league
,ccordinu To present plans SIX team.
viii he formed l"'''',
of eight teams that were r'i'''' -. I'',,
IN league last year The bankers
'n1 hook,ccp,rs have withdraw oN-
mo IN the departure IT the Sitons,s'
nnvIers and other m,mhcls VIII ''
added 10 the roster Of the SIX teams
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
WOLVERINE RIOTERS eAlLED

Seventeen of the twenty-sevcu riot
ers arrested at Wolverine last Friday
night wero yesterday bailed out o.
CUSTODY. They We're all Italians ami
were bailed out by Their COuntrymcn
The bonds are in the sum of $500 each
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
MAYOR BAWOEN PROTESTS
AGAINST LAWLESS ACTS
HOUGHTON TRUSTEES DEEM
CONDITIONS DEPlORABLE
OFFER NO SOLUTION.

The numerous acts of ldwlessncss
He.Icn' to The strike, and the few con-
yo,ious of alleged yiolators after ar
tests were made. were discussed by
Mayor Pawdcl al meeting of the
Uoughton village council yesterday af-
tcruoou ANA talked over at length by
members of the body While the con-
dit,ous were deemed ieplorable none
Dr Che trustees seemed able 10 suggest
20 line OF action that would be pro-
ductEn OF results
The mayor declared that something
should bee done To back up the Off
GERS in the enforcement OF the law.
lie said that good citizens who arc
acting as deputies are ridiculed as
soaps and declared that it is time
that an aw-obiding citlzcus should
give expression 20 desire TO sup
port the law.
Reduce Village Debt
a $4,000 note in the Houghton Ma
lioual bank was retired at the meet
,na following a. discussion Of the VIII
lage finances. Tho payment ..of this
note practically wipes out the bills
payable except the bonded indebted
ness
Free watcr viii Doe extended the
churches, pastors residences and the
convent of the Sisters of ST Agnes,
limit of 81 being placed on tho
amount accorded 10 each. Payment
VIII boz asked for any amount in cx-
cess Of that sum.
a new hose sleigh Nas ordered az
q cost of 5000 from Henry Hobba, this
contract having been awarded over
The bid of W. r. Gray tor $3.50
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07

u is said ,hat ao.o0o.uo broom ham
dies are used annually iu thc Emitted
states one Tor oa ID man. woman auG
child.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07

Noru.u Haugaucu Is home with his
} weu a South Range for a snort
visit m Detroit
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-07
BLACK SILK
STOVE POLISH

D. your parlur stove. Kitchen stove or gas stove.
Get can from NuUr hardware or stove dealer.
II You do not find 10 b.iiJ than any other stove
polish Nou have ,.,y used trforr. your dealer Is
authorized o. refund your money. But we feel
sire NCJ viii agree with the thousands OF Ofhcy
up-ioia'r women who are now using Black
Silk Stove Polish and who say II is the '6eS.
stone bJi.sR err made
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
By GARRETT P. SERvISS

lamps are brought in succession
to the point of contact they can
bear this current for the brief
interval of exposure, followed by
a relatively long period of rest.
The gain comes from the fact
that with higher voltage en-
ployed by Doctor Dussaud the
quantity of electricity used is
only quarter as great as that
required to produce the same
amount of light at a lower volt
age in a continuously illuminated
lamp
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Generals Are Now to Become
Actors In Movies"

Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles and Brgade General
King the latter known for his
neorious become motion picture
they take motion dneations of
of the ns-Missour country Custer
sacre the Big
with the Indians historical in which the generals
active officers of the army, took part
for retired army officers If
their pensions sufficient for their needs they
picture and revive for the films the stirring
through which they lived.
The Indian of America have been chiefly the subject for
the of the half dime the
scroll of motion possible they may
dgned historical position and the trend of the times is
both history and fiction ceuoid form projected
screen authority
operate with the hnakers preparing the stories with
and fidelity the historical of the depicted
but true also the spirit of the times. ssf snr 6Sk
generals give the Indians chance for herocs
the films. They great fighters in their day.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Euening Calls

Moving pictures be used teach journalism That should
bring lot OF recruits into the gamat least will make the school
popular
Mr. Bernard Shaw has "Androcus and the
Mr. Shaw the on and the of his works
is the thorn in his foot, but who is Androcus?
The who used butter for axle probably have lived
and knowing axle could
reasoned logically
The polls until o'clock Get off the
before
The tariff onferees reduced the bicycles from 40
Now President Wilson might afford
juice, diplomacy Barbary
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Up-tO-Date Jokes

Seth Woodbury. was a tight fisted
hard hearted old farmer. His brother
William dying. Seth drove into town
to have q notice about his death in
serted in the weekly newspaper.
There amt no charges, be thcre?'
he asked. anxiously.
''Oh, yes. indeed answered the
editor. Our price is 70 shillings an
inoh.'' ,8
"crikey!' muttered the old man
IAN Bill six foot two"
y \
James" said the eficicncy expert.
annoyed by the cheerful habit which
his chauffeur had of whistling while
at his work. you should remember
that the greatest fortunes nowadays
are made from the byproducts of
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30

Forty New Enganders going 100000 California
Why all that trouble they'd only about $75O00
apiece?
who the San Francisco
After 1915 he can't the front
tied
criminal be lawyer get
rich he charge
Turkey with How that sultan
must his soldiers!
Want uniform laws for meat headline Oh just
decently dressed we don't if meat uniform
Two Chinese hoIdup robbed Japanese Clay
for visit of a Japanese cruiser Chinatown.
Have had building measured for its Poroa