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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-29
REPORT BARRETT ENGAGED.
Rumor Says oMeia Viii Marry
Wealthy Widow.

Washington. d. g.. oct. o9.-The re-
no~t is current in society circles here
that John Barrett. director OF the Bu.
resu OF american Republics win soon
marry Mrs. walsh. widow of Thomas
T. Walsh. millionaire Colorado mine
owner Mrs. welsh is now visiting
'hc Panama canal with Secretary Car
r'scn's party. Mr. Barrett Is with
President Wilson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-29
MITCHELL DAY IS OBSERVED.

da2elton. Pa, Oct. 90 Hardly 2
wheel turned today In the anthracite
eonl tiiclds of PENNSYLVANIA. Miners
'e'eorated Mitchell Day. in honor OF
'H' anniversary of the successful ter
mination OF the strike In 1900. the first
conducted in the hard coal belt under
inc leadership Of John Mitchell
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-29
PATIENT BEATEN TO DEATH.

Kankakee. H.. oct. 29.-Gus Lindof-
ker, en- inmate Of the state asylum
for the insane. was beaten To death
here today by Peter Lyehter. another
inmate.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
Yappia utniStettm.

Romasti Mntpn gimoien, iafa 10.
muotiIen tpDSfentelpn perdstd Eps
boIammin Ieurafunnasia plan tuIee
Iiirtpmddn pSptpdae, ieta bansu
perbeenia oil iuuri ioutto ieurafunta.
laiIia futIuttu iddbppdis'iuanwiet'
tpon, iota pibettiin, 8irfpnfpldn
faniafoululla bubtifuttn 20 p:nd.
SubIapubeen ldbtiiDiue pitt fanIafou'
lunopettaia German Siala, tulfiten
Ieurofuntalaisten fiito uiiuuben tun.
teito. &iitos Ianoia louIuitpat niins
itddn eri aloilta folportDDri Seitfi
Siffanen, taloffaat Srebrif Nifunen
ia Safri 2otila iefd fonttori 8. 80.
2innunen, 2estiidrmeltd. Muisto.
IabiafIi iai romasi gimonen Falls
ormoiien neutrality-suspicious. iefd TO-
pastinna Iimonen mubfean pDptd'
lompun. WastauspubeeeIaan TO
pasti Mtmonen fiitti iuuremmoiIestc
Observation-Disclosures ia fauisarpoi
Iista muistolabioista. Grittdin Fob
bisti pubuia fiitotienia tpotomerei
| binio: f%anio., tierto' ia ppbdfouli
o%pettaiiin, biafonisIaan, firfonpol
peIiiotbin, ieurafunnan maauitfo
pubuiiin ia fristiuiIeen n~uoriIotpDr
toimibenfiIDibin. = WdIiaioiuo lou
lettiin ben9eaifid I%auIuia ia toriottiir
pirmoffeita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
Eammeiasta tebtD iimiantp Ten
jraalifntpernDDrtlle.

Ora Sepnile On irtolaineu Ssfor
Mdfeld SammeIon 2oufiarmeltd
tebnpt ilmionnon, ionta pddofioli.
Iena tarfotufieno on I~aattod Eom'
melan piirin ministries q. s. 81.
Ssplmin buonoon naloon ia mabs
oouiiesti menettdmddn mirfaniofin.
Slmiannon peruSteena on erdS
manba iuttu. 2ofafuun miimeiiend
pdipdnd 1904, Iiis ldbes pboefidn
muotta tafaperin, IDpbettiin CANINE.
Ian 2iniffaIan fpIdn Wdhdn'S afIan
lammifosta 2uianpdd nimiien maonz
fiertdid fuoueena. Nimismies Cpl
min pant allan iobbosta toimeen
tartan tutfimufIen. 2uolemantapu.
usta tutfi mpDsfin fibIafunnanoife'
us. SeIpiue ct fumminfaan Iaatu,
Ditto mics buffunut tapoturmaiiesti
moifo tobauiiestt. Slmiantoia Utd'
feld mdittdd, ettei ianptun supabtu.
man iobbosta ole toimitettu min
fddnlaifia %tntfimufIia.
6dmeen IGdnin fu%tpernoDrin Eds.
tpstd on tdmd nanba, Ioppuunpen.
aottu iuttu tulut iImiannon iobboSta
uubeIeen tutfittamufi Wiime nil
fola toimitti Eammelan fibiofunnan
no. t. fruununpouti 5. s. SaIenius
fuuIustelun, iobon oil futimttu tots
iafpmmentd tobistoiao. Ndmd Ell
mdt fuitenfaan tienneet tat muista.
meet tapabtumasta mitddn. SImian.
toio UtdfeId oil tuotu fuuIuSteIumn
poltiEmoimin. Sdn fumminfin te'
feptpi mieIennifaiIeffi. Nimismies
SpImin antoi mieben piiriIddfdrin
tarfo stettapafii. TduDin buomat
lin, ettd bdn on aimon normoaIi.
MifdIi oIemme fuulleet, on MGfe.
Id tebnpt tlTtonton1d foStotr lttfd,
Iettd bra Splpin on oDut pafotettu
toimittamoan bdnen luonoan part
ulosmittausta. = On fupaatpoa
miten faifenIoisten ilmiantoien pc.
rusteeua ruipetoau panemaan toi'
Dmeen t~ntfintoio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
VprpeStarf GDoermanta
haaStafeltit.

Sietptoimiston ferto!a baostattelt
pormestari SDbermania bdnen oiun,
nosfaan !SeITinsisid. 4uomouiiesti
iobtui beti pube oamuuiIeen tapob'
tumaan rautatieo Iemaua. 3ertoion
moIiteitua pddfaupun9in idriestps'
monan omimiSto menettelpd, Iaului
pormestori SDbermon, ettd ie oil
maifuttarnt omituiIesti etentin fitd
ippsfd. eitd tuon ndptDtien toimeen'
paniia oil iuomolainen miranomnt
men. SuontapaiIia ieltfonffio eimdt
maanmiebemme oGeet ndbneet rdian
tofanafaon.
rWiaaista oil olonne wanfiIas'
ia?"
,aomaIan pfFtoiifoista Te oil, mar.
finfin olusIa, muito tottuahan fiben
tdptpi = ia nptbdn ie on obiiie."
rQuinta paifutti monfiIosfa oIo
termepteenne?"
-sIufIi bddbpin turtpautumaon fpd'
bdn ~Iddfdriin, mutta pleenid ipotn
iofIeenfin bpmin."
,Witen fuIui aifa?"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
Siorptfp Tnfbplmasia.
% tapausta tooettu. puoIt faupun
fia rofotettu.

25 tapausta tobettu. puoIi faupun.
Fla rofotettu.
Tufbolmasta bubtifunn % pnd.
Sdbdn asti on tooettu % iIoroffo.
tapausta. nIeita 4enfiIDitd ON otet.
tn iairasbuoneifiin tarfastettatuifIi.
puolet EufboImasIa on rofotettu.
Snean faartisIa Ell ole fufaan
fairastunut.
Eufbplmas1a oil liiffeeud bubu,
iofa tiefi, ettd Spean faartisia oIiIi
muuan iotilas iairasiunut iIoonrot.
foou. MIiata tiebustaeItaesia ofian-
omaifilta benfiIoiltd iaatiin tietdd,
ettd muuan iotilas oil fpud fairas.
iunut, mutta ettei tauti o0ut ~iIoarof.
foa.
S5onrofon tafia lptdttp foniertit.
aunssbolmin nuoriioflubin fon'
iertti on Ipfdttp iionrofon t%puofTi.
Yleinen rofotus.
0un rofotuspaifoisia Sattui tun.
gotten aibeuttamia bdiriDitd, olimat
termepbenboitop iranomaiiet idries'
tdneet uulia nastaanottopoiffoia ie'
I'd iuuremman bentilotunnon man.
boibin. paitfi fabta lddfdrid oil 10.
foiIesia rofotuspaifosIa mieId Fol
me ternepspoIiiiia, iotta buoIebti.
pat nimien ftrioibin miemtiestd =.
m. periantaina fdpi 5000 benfed
rofottamasIa itienId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

r9ufemiieen fuIutin aitani enim'
matIeen. Haatimies Srict oil pan'
filan toiieSia ofastosia ia fulutti al
fania lamoin."
vWantilaSia oil Ills firioio?"
,@ntuubestaan Iield oil ID ruot'
infielistd, mutta ei pbtddn iuoma'
Iaista firiaa. Wendldiiid ia iafla'
laiIia firioia oil wonfilon firiaStos'
ia runiaasti. SanomaIehtid ct Iaa'
tn. airiastosia oil noin 5 mnoben
manboia aifafaustirioia. Meibdn
feud ouesIa liiddntpipdt firiastot
IuomaIai5aa ia ruotiolaifiua t%eoffil.
la, ioita on S~uomestafin labiafii
ldbetettp."
Sits Iufemista mitenfddn r%aioiet'
tue"
rSaimme mapaasti partiiain Dd'
litptIeud luettamatiemme faifti Fir
iat, mutta italia iammutettiin malot
Flo 8, ipuoin itdpin aifa alfoi. Ia'
muua noustiir flo 6 plDS"
rGntds firieentpaibto2"
ySaapuneet firieet iaimme tiettd.
mdsti faiffi luettapatIemme, mutta
ldbettdmistdni eindt faiffi liene iaa'
puneet periae."
rWitenfds anfarasti berroiua ipD.
td teetettiin?"
rEp5td ct onut patio tebod. Grds
iafIalainen pastori iImoitti, ettd tpD
I'd iaa tebbd. Jos tabtop. mutta I'll
ben Ell ole paffoa. Mitddn pirauis.
ia fdsfpd fiiben Ell tuuut, emmefd
me liioin itiben rpbtpneet. l1lfofd'
welpud Terrain ~pdipdsid 16O asfe.
Ieen rabaua noin tunnin aian Iaim'
me u~IfoiImasIa wirtistpstd, Ser
rana oil noin 80 tpanfia fdmele'
mds1d."
Dormestari Sbberman fertoi I'd
man olosta tpantilasio Ia ttainttit
eta beiodn pitt fofo oian oud toan
tipupusia ia etti bettd tiettdwdst
fobbeItiin fitn manfeia pleenIa
SaunasIa %iaatiin fdpbd fafIi fertae
fuusIa ia nettd iaatiin ottaa tarpeei
mufaan ainafin enIimdiieud oiastol
la. Huofa oil nendldistd, mute
omiua raboiaa iai ostaa fpdlipaIoi'
ia maibtelepia annofTia, pieIdpi
tupaffaatin. &irfosIa fdptiin Fer
ran fuusIa, iouoin ropusti Saari
men iuomeft ioarnaf. DanfiIasi
oil ioitafin iuomaIaiIia ia iuome'
taitamia miroIaifia, ioiae ldarna pi
bettiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
Sdrfbttatud ninrbenabtelnad
GmraiuelIa.

SO. t. % pnd tapabhii Guraioeua
Sooren fpldsId idrfpttdpd murbe.
nspteImd. Saarenfpldn WdIimaan
torpasia pibettiin poIiiIitutfintoa ieI.
Id %periantaina fuoIeen fpIp'
mpfiesid pIenan torpan f%aspattitp'
tGren Soima RoSIunbin fuoIeman'
ipistd, FIND FUN epdiltiin piiIemdn
rifoqiIuutta. paifana oil fiuoin
mp1sfin Merifarpian glifpIdsta TO.
toiIin oIema foneenboitoia Srans
80. Sinosren, iofa 10 puoben aian
on oDut beudsid iubteesia Soima
RosIunbiin oiuen Iamasia iorposIa
ia eiiintpen bdnen iulbaienaan.
&un tutfintoa pitdtpdt poliifit II.
moittimat eitd ruumiS oil mietdpd
funnan leiftousbuoneeIe tuttittamof.
Il, ianoi &inoSren m%enepdnid nou.
tomaan lafanan ruumiSfirStuun, 10.
Ia Iiuoin oil piboua. 6dn rienIifin
buoneeieenia, mistd beti bdnen iin'
ne ioanuttuaan funlvi anfara pa.
maus. MoIemmat poliiIit fiirubti.
pat pabaa aotpiStoen beti TiIdue,
muita eimdt pddsieet bdnen buonee.
ieenIa, omi Fun oil lutittu. Run po.
liiTit oIipot murtoneet open fabtoi
beitd pp5risipttdpd ndfp: 2inb9ren
mofaIi lattioIa fuoneena. Submits.
ia Ell ount pddtd eniinfddn ia pmpd
ri Ieinien oil lennenpt liba' ia IuuIi.
ruia. 3oinen fdinarFi oil niinifddn
ibon pirStoina. Sli iImeistd, ettd
mites oil pddtdnpt ~pdipdnid Ipipttd.
mdna bpnomiitipatruunon iuus
Iaon.
Soima Hoslunb oil noin 27.nuo.
tias. Sotstaiiefi Ell pield tiebetd
mifd bdnen fuoIemanfa on oibeutto.
nut. Eiebetddn ainoostaan, ettd bdn
fuoli merenipDfippn ia tpieId tiebe.
tdan, eitd ban oil fiunohasia tiIosia
Ia oil foettonut oioo fifionid uIos.
2inbaren' oil noin 30 tpnoben ifdt
men. Sdn oil beti Saimd 3osIun,
bin fuolemon idlfeen IuunniieIIu ie.
mia fdp ieIpiue bdnen idt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

HuotIinmaalainen Sbberluno nietp
Turusia 10. T. 20 p. Italia polii,
ipoimin lairaaIaon.
Meperin tp1tomereista, Hicbarb
SDberiunb fieltdptpi mapaaebtoiIes.
ii ldbtemdstd fairaalaan eristettd'
mdffi. MISUNDERSTANDING oil no.
Z. 20 pnd tdmdn mieben uppinis'
failuuben iobbosta totouS, iosfa
pddtettiin fddntpd poliiimestarin
puoIeen ia ppptdd tdtd toimittamaan
SDberlunb iairaalaan. poliifmes'
tarin toimesta bdn iaman pditpdn
italia m%ietiinfin finne.
Taubin oireita ct mieldfGGn ole
tesIddn buomattu, mmtta maara ei
filtd ole obi, fiud tauti iaattaa Wtep'
erin tapatiesia ~potilaasIa pubieto
fosta bpndnid.
Wapaaebtoista rofotusta fdpttt
bpmdfieen pari folme benfiIDd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
airfpnfpfonffeen Cnlnsia,

iota oil no. Z. II p:ti f~uuIutettu Fir
iauiIen IeIi.pfien ontoo porten Ron
rob Waprpien molitufieen ~firfonfo.
foufIeen pddtDtiestd, miud firffo-
poItuuston idienitTi tuIi maIitufIi io'
IioIisteia. oil tuuut iaopuwiue noin
go benfed.
airiauiien ielitpfIen antoiifii pa'
liIi fofous toimittoia Dri6 MdfeIt
min ia firiaItoia Wotti &orfeaIeb'
bon. GeIitps annettapo fotmen nil
fon fuIuesTa. pubetta iobti fom'
ministeri IL. MegelinS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

Wteper, iofa tot rofon ta~0esiaon.
Noin 20 bentilDd on 10 iairastunut
tautiin.
2un Wteper on aiunut ionfun at.
taa Eurusiafin, on fieud rpbbpttp
Observation-Disclosures. Sois.
taiIefii eli fuitenfaan ole tobettu mis
tddn tartuntatapaufTia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
itbsaafo itorotfo emomea.

SufboImasIa roipoaa paraiuaon
iIoroffo, iofa on iaanut olfnnia ct.
@5ranin ioiraaIosta, mime fpddrdn
biasnofin perusteeIa oil otettu bot
bettapoffi IibauIoinen fipFtpBntetiia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22

feen idttdmistddn tirieistd. Grdds'
Id firieesid ppptdd ban, ettei bdnen
ruumistaan leifattaii ia eta ban
baubattaiiiin pbbesid morfiamenia
tansIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-22
essmss ,atika.
ltubenfampunsia idientem
fptimatfa.
Serrat SDberman ia Sricf iaapn'
meet 6elIinfiin.

!Serrat SDberman ia Sricf laapu'
meet Gelfinfiin.
SO. t. 20 p:nd 9 iunasia iaaput'
mat SeIIinfiin l1ubenfaupunsin mails
traatin papaafIipddsieet idienet, por'
mestari SDberman ia raatimies
Sricf.
MIemaue oil %feridntpnpt lnfuiIa
fanIalaisionffo tuliioita maStaanot
tamaan 5efd Mtateeminen &anlufun'
ia lippuineen.
gleiiSn puoleIta %oiennettiin matst'
raatin iaIeniIe fuffia, ioGoin neit'
Neomius muutamin ipbdmeliiin 'a'
noin lauIui fanialaisten f~nnniottut'
fen ia termebbpfIen fotiinpalaafptle.
2aulufunta piritti Iitten Suomen
2aulun, porilaisten Wtarsltn ia
Maamme.laulun.
aun enfimainen mdrsip Wtaam'
me.laulusta oil Iaulettu, bpDffdF po'
IiiEmestari DalmqmM eiiin, fdm'
fafifIi lipputanfoon, mitta ct Iaanht
Iippua t~antaion fdbestd. Sitte ban
bpDffdfi lauIaiia fobti ia buuit, eta
beibdn oil poistuttapa. San tempa'
Il repoIiperinia ia ubtaf fiua laula'
iia. 9auIufunta lepetti IauIamiien.
gIeiiS ppIpi toto aian raubaAtle
ma, &tnoosidan ptT'tpifia inbon' ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fuului. Sau'
lun lauIoi pIeti5 Ioppuun iaaffa,
Repnltperi fabesid ieurafi Walm'
opiIt IauIaiia toriue %iaaffa, iosia
pieIa ferran npfi lippua, Fun lie bul'
mobti bdnen faSpoiueen ia ubfaili
mbeHeen remolmeriua lanlaiia. -
!aun fertpiamme tdmdn ioboosta
fddnipi pormestariS Doermonin puo'
Ieen ia poIitti tapabtumaa, lonlu'
tGm6:
Tduaista Ell puut rainn tuoua puo'
len!
0Iiopiston rebtori puuttuu %aiiaan.
Eapabtmman iobbosta on pltopis'
ton rebtori rpbtpnpt toimenpiteii'tr
banffiafIeen faiffi mabbouiiet ieli
tpfTet tapabimnasta.
poIiiimestari Walmamistin toi'
meenpanemasta ifanbaalista.
Sitten Iaapui poIiifimestari ia ie
faantui Ieiffiin. 9dn bpDffdfi lipun
fontaian fimppuun ia repi lippmo
iefd foetti taittaa lipputangon pol
meaon nastaan. SamaSia hdn far
ini: Giehenne tddltd. Stpunfantaic
oil fuitenfin tpoimafas nuori mies
ia peIasti lippunia urboouiien emerS
tin bp5tfdpfieltd. 2anianiouffo.
ionfa muasTa olipat faffi mtestd
ioiue funnioitusta o. otettiin, ldbti bt
taasti Iiiffeeue fobti mlosfdptdwd6
jattaen IanIamista.
Hautatientoriua fdpttdptpi poltift'
mestari taas iulfeasti iuosten aipan
moItittomana ebestafaifin. Grdstd
naista, iofa fdmeIesiddn Iauloi
Waamme.lauIua, tDpttdfi bdn rim
taan buutaen: Tddud ei iaa oioit'
taa mieItd. Muuan mieresId fulte'
nut nainen tpastaTi: Eottafai Waam'
me.lauIua Iaa laulaa. 9dmd iai pos
liiiIimestari ia epersti Walmqmis'
tin fpptdmddn iuustaan ienraatpai
erittdin iopipat ia iiimot lanai: Suu
fiinni, tat Iaatte tdstd, iamaua Fun
bdn beilutti remolneriaan noiien
ebesId.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
Old Morrls-LltteIl House.

societies wish to preserve was the
home of DR.. Christopher Witt, a Ger
mantown pioneer, who settled in that
locality in 1904, and who was for many
years we'll known in the Germantown
district as q physician, an astrologer
a botanist and a painter. He was
associated with the celebrated John
Bartram, founder of the Bartram Gar
dens, and laid out a botanical garden
which is said to have been the first
in America. Christopher Witt was al
so associated with the band of Pietists
that established a community on the
banks of the Wissahickon creek, and
he painted a portrait of their leader
Johannes Kelpius. This portrait is
now in the possession of the Pennsyl
vania Historical society and is sup
posed to be the oldest oil painting
made in America. Witt died in 1865
For many years the house was in
the possession Of descendants OF
Charles Willing, mayor Of Philadel'
phia in 1748 and 1854 and founder OF
the celebrated Willing family. From
1912 until 1882 the house was the
home of Mrs. Ann Willing Morris,
Mayor Willings granddaughter and
friend of Dolly Madison. Mrs. Morris
sheltered in this house one night in
1912 a company of Montgomery coun.
ty volunteer soldiers, who were on
their way to the front in the second
war with England. Her daughter,
Margaret H. Morris, was the first
woman elected a member of the Acad.
emy of Natural Sciences. She was
noted naturalist, and is accredited
with having discovered the habits Of
the seventeen-year locusts whereby
she was able to predict their reap.
pearance
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
CURIOUS PLACES ANDEVENTS|
PINS MADE BY THE MILLION

In England every day there is an
output OF over 54,O00,000 pins. Bir-
mingham, the greatest center OF the
industry, alone produces 37000,000
pins per day The output of other pin
manufacturers In England is only
about half that OF Birmingham. In
France the daily production is 100000
600, while Germany and Holland pro-
duce 100000 per day. The total out
put for Europe each day is, therefore,
S4.0OO,OO0.
II is seldom that a pin gets broken
or worn, and the question is, there
fore, where do all the pins go to?"
Tho greater number OF them get lost,
and there is no other domestic article
whore there is so much waste by loss,
II every person in Europe lost a pin
on every third day the daily loss would
represent over $4,000.
In former days the number of men
required TO make a pin was one Of the
marvels of the manufacturing world,
but as with most other manufacturing
products, machinery has taken the
place of men, and pins are now pro
duced very much faster.
The machines are so perfect tina,
they cut the wire Of which the pins
are made into pieces of the righl
length, head. point, polish and sort
them. They are then put into another
machine, which afilxes them to paper
at the rate of 10000 to 100000 per
hour.
In the fourteenth century pins were
pinsl They were not carelesely lost
as nowadays, or given as a substitute
for a farthing change The law per.
mitted that they should only be sold
on the first two days Of January each
year, in order that they might not be-
come too common. It therefore became
the custom for ladies of all classes
to buy their Years stock of pins on
these days, and the money given them
for this purpose by their husbands or
fathers was known as pin money
a phrase that has survived to the pres.
ent day.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01

checked he'll run over the ball and
carry his rider out Of the zone OF
play. A pony that will twist and turn
as though on a pivot and then break"
and race at top speed and stop in
stantly at command is the ideal polo
mount. His value is beyond price
There are many poloists who can
not afford to maintain large strings
OF ponies and hire trainer. Most or
these men have from three to six po-
MES in their string. They place the
ponies in a public training stable. The
cost is $50 a month for each pony
These public trainers hire stable lads
to exercise and take care of the po-
nies. One boy looks after four ponies.
The actual cost of feed for pony Ii
S12 a month.
Some of the expenses other than
those of buying and maintaining the
ponies, cost the players many dollars.
The balls, made of light willow, are
furnished to the Polo association at
ten cents each. One firm has a con-
tract to furnish the polo associations
with 10000 balls. The mallets are
worth from So to $3.50 each. The
heads of the mallet are frequently
broken in the game or during practice
1t costs a dollar to replace the heads.
The helmets the players wear cost
from 81 to 81 each. The riding boots
are worth from SIS to S25. The rid
ing breeches cost from $S to $12.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
RULES OF WAR ARE STRICT

The game Of war is hedged roand
by as many restrictions as a boxing
contest under Queensberry rules.
These regulations, which are under
the sanction of all the civilized coun-
tries Of the world are designed to in
sure fair play for the combatants.
When it is intended to lombard a
place, due notice should be given, so
that all women and children may be
removed to a place Of safety and
every care must be taken 20 spare
churches and hospitals as well as all
charitable or educational buildings.
All chaplains, doctors, and nurses
are protected in every possible way,
and are not to be taken prisoners or
in any way injured.
Any soldier robbing or mutilating
an enemy is liable to be shot without
trial; and death is the penalty for
wounding or killing a disabled man.
The bodies Of the enemy are to be
carefully searched before burial and
any articles found on them which
might lead to their Identification are
to be sent to the proper quarters.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
STEALS CHILD FROM PORCH
Unknown Man, Well Dressed, Boldly
Kidnaps Atlantic City Youngster
and Escapes.

Atlantic City, N. J.-Catching up
three-year-old James Callahan from
the porch of his home, at IL Madison
avenue, while his mother was at mar
ket, a well-dressed man bounded
round the corner into Pacific avenue,
smothering the cries of his captive.
Screams of other children brought
their parents into the street. The po-
lice were notified, and hurry calls
were sent to every patrolman to watch
for the man and boy, but up to late
hour nothing had been heard from
either of them.
Mrs Callahan tainted in the street
when told of the kidnapping. After
ward she said she could think of no
one who might have taken the child.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
DUEL SCARS WITHOUT A DUEL
German Firm Offers to Supply Battle
Wounds So Highly Prlzed by
Students.

London.-A German business firm
has printed an advertisement in which
it offers to initiate the scars obtained
in university duels. Every one knows
those facial disfigurements which are
so priced by the Teuton, but it is diff
cult to say which is the more strik-
ing, the enterprise Of the German firm
which offers to decorate mems faces
with imitation wounds of honor" or
the vanity of the men who accept the
offer.
In Germany these scars are held to
enhance manly beauty, and they con-
fer a special cachet on the disf1gured
one But hitherto scars have been the
result of sabre wounds and not of
process without pain or interruption
to business"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01

The human face is found in many
natural rock carvings in different parts
OF the world and almost every west
ern state has one or more of these ma
tural statues, carved so perfectly by
the action Of the elements as to be
startling in their expressions
Perhaps none is more striking than
the Monks Head" in Coony Canyon,
New Mexico, a freak of nature that
brings out in clear profile a mans
face with the head appearing to be
hooded.
The figure is Of giant proportions
and at a little distance, sharply out
lined against the sky, it seems impos-
sible that it is not the work Of some
ancient people who may have wrought
upon it with crude tools, yet obtaining
a singularly strong and virile express
sion of countenance.
Fantastic tales are told by the New
Mexico Indians concerning the origin
OF this rock head, and at one time it
was believed to have been worshiped
by the natives of the southwest.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-08-01
TO PRESERVE FAMOUS HOUSE
Old Morrls-Llttell Structure OF Ger
mantown, Pa, Rich In Hlstorl-
cal Association,

Germantown, Pa,-The Germantown
Site and Relic society and the Ger
mantown Horticultural society have
appealed to the board OF education to
preserve the old Morris.Littell house,
situated on part Of the Butler prop
erty, at Germantown avenue and High
street, which the board has chosen as
a site for the proposed Germantown
High School for Girls,
The two organizations have made
their request in written communica'
tions, which will be submitted to the
board Besides urging the preserva
tion of the old mansion, the local or
ganizations request also that the new
high school building be designed along
colonial lines OF architecture so as
to be in harmony with the general
character of the locality.
The old stone house that the two