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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
AnS,s1rtise W1rtte.


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80, 600 SbIs. Ger Narft mar bssss aesia
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
Netaa marft.
s,slsrt. u. saasar.

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slRs ih piais ~ $40 IS 5000, sxsF,r
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1900 nss. n. Ssassers fsit 10 sis. as
fST6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
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6Aiut s2ESc; inr 9ali % - Soskc. sm
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am stlus 63ife.
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GhIui 1876.
gopa,n.-ss. 2 64-e4,t.
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GsHtxtr.
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--sa4e PEI 0xysss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Shafe edmmtr. Ter Warft
rar beuis rsbia Hno bic yretfe fur ehafe
ftetis, eammsr 0ber fieLen um l5--26e
6AsFt. ertre $500, sste bic sxt-
srlefene 34.5o--490, srbisare bis ssts ~. so
40, 5ahrliase t6.0o-f.00.
sawmer. - srtra brahtsn $500, sste bis
sxserlefene $s.5o--8.S0, srsiaare Bis fairs
$5.60--S 40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Gas 2tnotbeater uno
Die 5uub itumm mem. Nus SO.
petlbagen Z. aSanuar miro geitrie.
ben: sSn einem aoperbagencr Giuo.
theater bot iih neueroings efu Dor.
anua ereisneS. poralis lt3 eraltt. ooE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
skitsn a. aannar 1919.

riabsits.-Seess So 00--9.0 Of, fsrss
Stier. - 1850, s.HIiss Stiers $40
ITO, 6tsstrs sas 6ses.rs $3.50 - so.
fshe sss geifers 81 70--7 go, Raiser 500
--ll.0O. Wartt Ianoiam uno unntrdpbert.
Sastise. --xsttts $7.2o - 7.56, Sc
Eiists f7.20 49, 7.65, fAssre 81 .05-7.66,
rsHss T05 - T.20 tertel s576-7.S0.
Nnrft Fart bis SC b6ber.
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sssrliRst IS. 4o--8.00 aammsr: tiakeisi.
Ice $6.75 - 800, sstlide s7.16-9,50.
Narft tetis.
3ufubr Rinbbitb 1000, etpsiss
n, 600 GAsIs unb 2dmn,r 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

@erfebIte Seth e II eru n q. )
8crehrer (sn einern reideu ,yraai-
Ieir): .8loliben Sic ia nidp. al1bt.
ges sSraulein, buB ih In ssbaen nur
.oGs splage abb u1hessl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
Hieb adrtte.

Giatiaasti. a.. saaEar 1913.
gnfstr sue Ssrianet Dabrsns s,r perasi.
fssem "a 5tsnssa, ssrsilAsa nat BEN ssrtsr :.
ssbfnsen 4 3assa sarss Du folst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Sdmorr otoeu sehetlt Sttrdl
anafeiis bIeiben gebeiIt yaemano
niro iernals mIeoer &dmorrboioen be-
fomInen Der Andfe1is nad 8orifriit
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pe BON dNrllrgiit,eu Operationen,
garboIiniefttonen uno iogenanHtet
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ieitiqt DIE llriader uno tbut ben
qualooaen Shner3en @inbaIt. Bro
ben perbeu BON y. gteultdoter & go.
9or 1916, geap gorf, frei ncr-
Ianot. b,rp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

ai6ifsr cen lY.. s7s<lT7ir Est ecrs ST.. STA
1tANcr eoue. ~ lor< saf q efgasr AZ s1bs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
WOiis OeIDns4rfts.


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Oh Daassn parsn as6 beute rieber tism.
li4 faf bsi6dftist nnb bic AaAfraee mas
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riais. dur Taristsn ON enr" nur.
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--6S ~oH eau" uas auf 5eit ~ ~.
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suresa ~ pari tpiidsa Daassa sersa sIt.
Die essxtsrrais bssrdst Soc vra.is Der
$1,000.
1s6fd sHf Qsssta.
hns fer. Die fsIssabsa GsshrsHssa
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800; % fae eiAt, SIS BraHes bsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

eIsarssa esnis uNfsss.
Gisumfats i'm hisassn gfeariRatsufs b..
Helen - lsxts ssf ~. .976, 800.
esisLerfnrtfafeu.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-26
MAKING GOOD ON THE STAGE.
Miss Ida Mac Hopkins Has a Leading
Rolo in Comic Opera Co.

Two weeks agu II was reported that
Wallace II. Hopkins, formerly of this
city, had been pardoned by President
Taft in order that hc might attend
the marriage of his daughter Miss
Ida Mae Hopkins says the 1shppminp
Iron ore. The report proved to be
untrue and We have received word
from Mr.. Hopkins that his daughter
does not contemplate matrimony. as
She is too busy with her stage work
being one of the principals with Low
Fields all-s,ar "Hanky Panliy" cam
pany. Nh. Hopkins advised the editor
of the Iron ore that President Taft
gave him an unconditional pardon and
ne viii start work in Chicago next
Monday.
Miss Hopkins is known on tn,
stage as Virginia Evans ana the COM
pany with which she is now payin-
a leading role has been i'm Milwaukee
for the past two weeks GIN Thursday
evening the play was given i'm Osh-
kosh, ana large crowd of Miss Hop
kins' friends from Appleton went t.
that place to witness the play. Miss
Hopkins made her debut on the stage
about -four years ago with The YAM
kee Girl company, of which Blanch
Ring was the star. She started in as
a chorus girl ana then as an under e
organization with such actors and act
resses as Max Rogers. Bobby North
Harry Cooper. Hugh Cameron. VIII
liam Montgomery. Christine Nelson
Florence Moore and Myrtle Gilbert
She is but twenty years Of age and
certainly has a fine career ahead OF
her. Her many friends here will be
pleased 10 learn of her success and
we trust that she may appear at the
Ishpcming thcatcr i'm some production
IN the near future.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-26
DELEGATES LEAVE FRIDAY
TO ATTEND BOYS MEET
NAMES OF THOSE WHO WILL
REPRESENT CALUMET Al
ISHPEMlNG MEET.

Calumet churches Sunday school,
aud boys clubs will be represented et
the upper peninsula boys conference go
lshpemlrg this week with seventeen
delegates The following student
and leaders Of BOYS worl, leave Friday
morning:
students. Rcd Jacket Cungrcga
tional-iioy Roberts ana chris Tucker,
Calumet Congrcgational-A Ware
ham Arthur Rowe aud John Merton.
FIRST Presbyterian, Angus Mckenzie;
First Baptist-lioward Chamberlain
Finnish MISUNDERSTANDING Niemcla.
Lamium NJ. T.. -Mclviu ROVE; Tam
arack NJ. E.-Lcslic Dick.
Leaders Calumet NJ. E-Jamcs D.
James Fred Vincent Herbert salmon
Russell Humphrics and Ed. Mitchell
Garth Williams and William Bcrri-
man; Laurium NJ. E.-Garnct Odgcrs
and Clarence Sleep; Tamarack NJ. E.
John Spur
The conference Will open at l.3o
O'Clock Friday afternoon and the meet
ing will close with union service at TN,
Ishpeming Y. NJ. G.. \. Sunday evening
The Calumet delegates vii leave Fri
day morning
Principal speakers VIII bee Eugcu,
Foster, city secretary for boys at Dc
troit, G. l.. Rowe, of Jackson state cN-
pert on work with boys in small
towns; Sigmund Adler of Richmond
Va. boys secretary Of the Y. NJ. G, ~.
ana j. A. Van Dis, state boys secretary
Of Michigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-26
Eagles Anniversary Party.


\ splendid program has been ar.
RANGED 10y the Ideal orchestra for tho
uahcing party 10 be held In tho Rcd
Jacket town han "Wednesday ryonin,
Npril ., in observance of tho ten,h
anniversary Following is the pr,-
gram
waltz Bohemian Girl
Two p-Ragtlmc Violin.
Naltz--Angcls Dream.
Two step Moonlight BAY.
Waltz Faust.
TWo-Stcl'-l'm Going Back to Dixie.
ouadriIlc--Quccn of the Ring.
Waltz-I Troyotorc
Two stop-roct ana Peasant
Nyc waltz.
Two Stcp-lour Jacks.
mtcrmission.
Nalt%-ld Love To Live in LuvcIaud
With a Girl Like You.
Two stop-ENcrN budy's Doing II.
Waltz-Smarty.
Two step-Oh, You Beautiful Doll.
Walt2-Youll Do the Same Trims
over.
Two stcp-Don't Take My Loving
Man Away.
Quadrillc.-t.aglc's Choice.
Waltz llarbor Of Love
Circular two step
Rye waltz.
Two step-Amcrican Blood
Waltz-Danubc Waves.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-26
PLAY AS FEATURE
OF OBSERVANCE
Production Part OF LOOT. Ami
vcrsary Program April 26

The Copper Country odd Fellows
association will hold a meeting Satur-
day evening in the hall of Calumet
lodge, No. 13i, to make plans for the
observance of the yith anniversary of
the order on April 20 ana To consider
the matter of the annual summer re-
union. IT is expected forty of nftv
delegates Will be in attendance. repre-
scnting all branches of the order i'm
the copper country, the subordinate
lodges. Rebekahs. encampmcnts ana
Cantons.
The order of odd Fellows was
launched in Manchester in 1913. and
the first lodge was organized i'm Bal
tlmorc Md, April 20, 1918, this be-
ing the anniversary most generally
COMMUNICATED i'm the United States.
The grand lodge OF the United States
was formed in 1925. The order claims
membership of over one and one.
half million.
one feature of the observance of the
elth anniversary in Calumet will bc
the presentation at the Calumet thea
ter of because She Loved Him So"
the dramatic production given in Han
cock and Calumet last spring under
the auspices of the Hancock Elks. The
large east for this productions under
the direction of Norman Starrctt of
Hancock, has been rcorganizcd 10y re-
quest OF the Calumet odd Fellows ANA
has been practicing faithfully for Sow
crai weeks. The play will he an inn
pruvcment ON the first presentation
as The shortcomings then have been
eliminated. The proceeds of the. pres
cntation here April % will be given 10
the degree team of Calumet lodge to
help swell the funds for the trip to-
the supreme lodge meeting in Mnnn-
apois during the summer.
Through entertainments and other
features the degree team OF Calumet
lodGc at odd Fellows has realized
i5Oo rlds amount will Ice appropri-
ptcd toward defraying the expense Of
the team To Minneapolis next Septem-
her when the national assembly meets.
Fifty members will constitute the
team which Is planning to CNcmplify
the iuitIatorV and one other degree
in competition with teams represent
ing lodges from all parts of the Unit
cd States. The Calumet degree team
is considered one of the best in the
upper peninsula orders and virtually
IL viii represent the copper country.
Future cntcrtaumsnts which the Cal
umet odd Fellows will undertake arc
expected To net an amount of $500
which represents about one quarter
the expense incurred in sending the
team to the national meeting
Calumet lodge, No. l3i last night
conferred the initiatory degree upon
a class of noviccs. owing TO the
meeting OF the Cope" Country asso-
citation Saturday evening, the special
meeting has been postponed until
Tuesday, when the Alloucz team viii
confer the second degree.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-26
81. Andrews Society.

On Friday evening, April :. tin
proposed social gathering under IA"
auspices of the ST Andrews socict#,
which was to have been held last Fri
day evening viii take place in IT,"
Jefferson school hall II is expected
the gathering will prove very pleas
ant one
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Brotherhood Elects.

The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the rrcshy
tcrian brotherhood.
President. II. FinlaySoi.
Vice presidcnt-William Moflct.
Secretary treasurcr-F. 6. Daniel
son
The next monthly meeting will zoe
held at the Copper city mission. th'
date of which viii bc announced later
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K Of c. to Marquette.

Calumet council knights of Culum-
hu', will send "a big delegation to
Marquette Sunday To attend big Ger
cmouial ana initiatory session To 10
held in that city, Local committees
who have the matter in charge. re-
port that special rates can bc secured
if a sufficient number Of the member
notify the officers of their desire tn
attend
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At the state experiment station ot
Wooster the crops have averaged. for
a term of years. about twice as much
TO the acre as the. usual Yield of all
grain fields IN ohio.
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For Grand Prclatc.

Copper country knights Templar
have been asked to support the cam
raign of Rev. Emil Montanus. of Sag
NAV, for the office of grand prclatc at
tho state convention i'm June
The position of grand prelate should
hc and usually is held 10y pastor, bat
heretofore il has been necessary tu
appoint him, as none could he elected.
Charles \. Lippincott of Flint, wha
has been grand prclatc, has resigned
'nd moved away. leaving q vacancy
which has been temporarily filled. Tho
election of grand commandcry officers
VIII take place the first Tuesday in
JuuC.
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Members of Calumet lodge, No. al
f.. n y. NJ. went To- Lake Linden H.
4 body last evening To witness tin
comforting of the third degree 10y JOIN
Duncan lodge and to attend soci1
session following the business.
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ReehaI,itos' Social.

Busy Bee Tent independent order
of Rcchabitcs will give a social anr
concert in the Union building Satur-
day evening. The address of the even
ing will he given by Rcv G, NJ Mer-
rim of the Tamardck NJ r.. church.
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Court LaE aYette.

The members of Court Lalayctt'
Torcstcrs of America, will entertain
at card and dancing party in th"
l.atTium bank hall this evening. y
GOOD program of music has been al
ranged for the occasion.
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Duke dc Montpcnsier is accused 10y
Paris newspapers of plagiariziug in %
book he recently published
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Forcstic Chain.

Court Lafayette. Forcsters of Amer
lea. will bc hosts to copper countr'
ourts at the Laurium bank hall Sat
urday night, when another link viii 10
forged into the Forcstic chain. The
team of Court North star viii confer
the initiatory degree.
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NEWS OF ERATERNAL
~ the - SOCIETIES
,sSSSS>s ccSsSsSsssS>ssssSs2e

~ convention Friday in lshpemine
Delegates viii be in attendance from
-" OF The lodges. The program ar
'onged provides for business m.ct-
ing which viii continue until mimi g
CLOCK m the evening, after which
there win be banquet and numerous
either features
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GIRLS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
Program is Completed for the Gunc
ton Tomorrow Evening.

Follow ing is the complete program
ror the entertainment to Ice given
icy The Calumet Girls club in tho Y.
". G. ~ gymnasium tomorrow even
ing:
Ovcrtrrc-Calumct a IIecIa orches-
TIA.
Curtain raiscr-"Fast Friends a
COMEDY Mrs. j. r Been and Mrs.
Charles VAN Dusen.
Group of songs--Alrs. octave Gard
ucr.
Trio-"One Spring Morning" Mrs.
octave Gardner. Mrs. James Godfrey
aud Mics Lotto Childs.
Bell drll Girls club. Miss Harris,
accompanies
'utcrmissibn At
orchestrasAaleoiiou $50,
Humorous ,i6adinE ~, ,f,oherts
Duct. sclectct--Miss ti6msdahI ana
H. T.. King
Military drnl-c;rlsa club.
orchestra.
The tickets, seId at twenty five
cents, have been mlch in demand, and
AN audience Which' viii taH the capac.
ity of the gymnasium, II assured. It
will ho tho FIRST clrurt, uf the Girls
club in the c,iictlalmnt5h line. aud .
successful oii% H'Hi'H n"H
tf'--, rrrIUpT-
ono result, II. m evangelical cam
paign in Hlohmshurg. pa, las been the
,..,.,,,..t,t - . ,,u,,,I,r .f Linn, ,tt.,n1 .
ing bills.
L--L-lL1---4---
John Borden, Chicago, will go in
June to the Arctic regions on a pleas
are trim 80. ...ijtJ.l,s
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....'':
New Dcurcc Work,

The latest issue of the Grand Lodge
bulletin of the Knights of Pythias of
Michigan conveys the information that
,eivcd the new rituaistic dramatic
first rank work and are prepared 10
supply the subordinate lodges at once,
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lodge OF Elks will bc held This even
mg At the neNt mcctmg. April -,
the recently elected new officers viii
he installed,
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Los Angeles now has q woman dep
uty prosecuting attorney.
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HccIa Lodge. No. 90.

The third degree will bc conferred
at the regular meeting of lircla lodge
No 90. I. .. -. f.. this evening. Spe"
cial business will lac considered.
.,..s..'.
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John Borden, Chicago, will go in
june to the Arctic regions on "a pleas
tro trim ..tiit.J.lir.
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Hold Social April \.

ST. .Anthouys society has selected
April as the date Tor it's social which
was to have been given last weck
The entertainment will be given in the
Washington school hall.
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Meets in Ishpemina.

The scandinavian society. which has
The upper peninsula. will hold its am
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\ regular meeting of the calunc
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Receive LARGE Class.

Calumet Encampmcnt |. .. .. T.,
viii confer The Patriarchal degree up-
uu "a class of twelve candidates Fri
duN evening
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Elks Meet Tonight.