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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

llnioQes paren: &ollptmonn So6anl
SauSipirt, Die Sieitenants Sofitettcr,
6lob Socsto, grucr rno Saioiuger,
Die Sergeoutcn Saoind unO g9ebcr
rmO Sngenieilr &omnerer.
SubeI in @rtedenlon0. 8.
9lt6cn "a. SUM. ~ SSn politi-
iben areiien 6erridtc 6eute Subel
iber Die 9io6ri6t, oaB Der GongreB
ser Ser. Stoaten oen &erfauf Der
ameritaniicben 56ladtidiiie DSSoo-
30" rmO r@liiiiiiippi" an @riedeu-
lanO artoriiirte.
Ole @rlanglmg ser 6eiOen aricgs
ibiiic miro ange6li6 ons @leibge-
wi6t Ger 6lottcnmd6t 3miiden DER
Giirfei uno @rie6enlono beriteaen
lmO iomit einen 6aftor 5ir @r6al-
tung oes 6eorobten 5rieoens 6iloen.
@rie6ii 9 c &eierDen elm.
berufen.
N1alto, "a. Simi. Ger biciige
grie6iibe Goniul erlicB 6elltc an Oie
griec6iI6en @}orinercierpiitcn ouf
@lalto Oic @efonntua6ing, OoB Oie
oriebiide Gegicring fiini 9ieicrOi-
iteu-alaiien bcfo6lcn bat, bis Sans.
tag na6 @ricdenlanO 5uriid5ufe6ren.
. o otihafter Sage gee6rt.
SrforO, @nglano, "a. SUM.
Gin cntbuiiaitii6er @npfong puroe
6eute Dem Ser. Observation-Disclosures
@altcr Sines &nge, Dem Discount
@rDce, Dem friiberen britiibcn Bot-
ibafter in @ai6ington, uno Dem Ser
3og bon Sadien.Goburg.@ot berei-
tct ais oieielben 6eIte sur lIe6errei.
dung Der i6nen Derlic6cncn Sitel
6ierber famen.
Gem 8otibaitcr @agc uno Dem
Ser5og BON SoAicnGoburg.@otba
lpurOe ser Sitel nGoftorcn Der Giuil.
re6te~ lmo Dem 9iscoiuit 9rprc Scr
Eitel aDOftor Der 9icdbtc" UerlicDen.
N}it iibermeni6li6en gln.
gen gerettet.
Sug6Go on II, Scillp-Snieln, "a.
Simi. Die 9fettltng 0es 9eitranoc-
ten beloiiden Qampfers ,@ot6lano"
muroe nit no6e5u ii6ermcnidliden
g(nitrcnglmgen ieitens Der 9eiaeuna
OeS Ganpfers im0 Der 2ebcnsret.
tlngsmonni6oitcn poQbradt.
Die @titglieoer oer 2cbcnsrcttngs-
station BON ct. @larD's er5d6lteu
6cute, luie eincs Der Jiettiluos6oote
ocs Gampiers, mel6es nit 6rauen
rnO ain0cru gciiiat mar, lid bon oeH
0aOits losriB lmo OreiBi9 SUB tief IN
oas Oleer itiir5te.
Der Silartiermeiller oes Gnm-
piers iprang bon 8oro Oes 0ompfers,
uno cs gelang ibnt orei 8rauen 81
retten, W2itglicocr Der 2e6ensret-
tuugSuonnidoft iprayaen ebcniuns
ms @oiicr nno bielteH oas 9iet-
tungSiperf aif bis 9lae in Si9er6eit
maren.
6ii6er i'm 9ooenfee
crtruntcn.
5rie0ri Of S bofcn, "a. SUM.
0eutc puroen ole Seiben bon 10
6iiAern geborgen ludbreno minoe.
items 25 auoerc Slider uermiBt iper-
oen, melde geitcrn p6breno zines
ShumeS, DER aan5 ploBlib losbrah,
I'M 9ooenIee ertranfen. 9ie Slider
marcn nur etpa cine Dleile pom llter
cntiernt, tic fonnten iib ober Dor Dem
plobli6 eingctreteuen g9noltirm
nidt mebr retten. @ielc Slider wrr'
ocn BON 8ooeuieeoampiern gerctet,
no9oem ibrc 9oote aefentert luaren.
4 IN HNkfruff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Glemrntr rntttQtlt.
IcrOCrbcu in Sturs
mesba0m.
&erbeeremocr 4DrmaoU i'm
MEtttelmeiteM.

Siebeu Meniden fieIcn Dem StrnI
oum Opfcr. 8o9lrcibc Ser.
ioncn oerlcst. gicle Sdiiier
cutooht rmo 8erltort. SEEDS
5cbn stroBeuaeoiertc in @atcr-
toiuu in SH0.Qofota OcuoIirt.
Shirm eritredtc Iidb iibcr fiinf
Staateu.
Gbicaqo, "a. Suui. Sieben
Goote uno nngebeirer Sdaoen an
5riidtcu uno @cbGuoeu lit oas 9le-
iuItat eines eleftriiden rmO @inO-
TURNS, meIder beitte ii6er Dlinueiota
uno gisconiin icgte
0ie @erbiuOung 5pildcn pielen
5tdoteu lit mterbroAen, oa Iele-
arap6enpfoiteu inngewebt uno 1rab-
te 3erriIien wuroeu. IS plroe Beihc
glbeno beiiir6tet oaB es iid 9eraus-
iteaeu miro. DAB Der 8erlrt an
@cui6enlcben nod 6coeuteuo GROCER
iein miro, menu polllt0noige gerIhte
erlangt meroen fonnen.
Sn MinneapoliS ertranteH SRI.
2orctto Grams, Dlargaret aellu unc
2ouis @raus, ais oeren Canoe curd
ciuen 8inoitoB 8um aeuteru ae-
braht puroe @it6er Nunion wuroe
getootet ais ibr Saus einitiir5te
Sn @ailiail @is, wliroeu 5lpct
@erionen getootet, ais cine Sdeune,
in wel6er cine Sod5eit geieiett iulr.
DC, oilrd ben Sturm imgemebt mur'
&c. Sin peiterer Iooesfaa miro ails
Clear 9ofe. @iS.. beri6tet.
Ter sturm trnf @atertown 5-s
g., ipGt geiiern gIbeno nno oeno.
lirte 300 Saiiier, welhe i6 Stra.
bengeOierte umioBten. 3oblreidc@er-
ionen muroen perlebt.
Nelll Dleltgelt gSelterDllreull 3lis
folge mar Der Sturm an uielen Or.
ten nit 6eftigem 9legenfaa OerfiIiipft.
Der Stlrm piitbete in Siio.Dafota,
Soma, Giinneiota, @iscouiin iluo
Dem oberen Ibeil bon 9Ridiaau.
GROCER 2 daocn in @ater.
toiplt.
@atertomn 60. "a. Snni
3o6lreic6e &erioneu murocu Der.
lest, 5pei oerielben lebeusgeidbrlih,
imo etmo so Sduier wuroeu oou8
ooer tbeilmeiie 3eritort ais geIieru
glbcuo Elm Goruaoo iiber @atertopn
iegte. Ger Stirm biiiterlieB in oent
g9obmln9soiertel einen Eriimmer-
6anfen @iele Tdder muroen a6gc.
riiien rmo mauhe 6diier poaHdnoia
bonn Grobooen peeaefegt
Cine 5weiit0dige Sdeune oes Srn.
So6u g. Santen ipuroe bonn Shirm
bobge6obeu mo lauoete aif Der
Sdeune zines 91odbars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
G0ineien. @inidmnnnler OeItraft.

W tert 0 ~ " yl.'J, ~ Su'll'
see Gam alias see Noo, bon
9lciu.gort, scr Iih bier oor 'Seri1t
iduloig befannt bat, Gbinelen iiber
9rcscott imo grodpiae, CANADA, nad
Sen Ser Staaten einaeidnuggelt
imo oicicl6cn BON Der @ren3e per
9htomo6iIino inter Dem Shube
ser gSadt nod g1cw-yorf perbrntbt 5u
6o6en, mlroe i'm 9umocsaeri@t ourd
9lidtcr gap nm $1,000 geltroit. Der
llrt6cilsipru6 gcocn ieiuc Witi6ul.
oiocn, oarliutcr Der Sotelbciiber Sun
Glarf BON lltica, Der ais Stouts5eiigc
ouiirat, luuroe bis 3um nacbiten @e.
ridtstermin inspenoirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
..Sniel @naunsn
@eleblui6ria.

IS M 9cicbwiorla 0SpetNaaoHs" Die
5eucr 3iinoihnur. So6ic, beleu6iccn @c9en'
8u ocrlauici. lauicn, um}uiauinen. ein5uban
ocn 5u pcri0enlen in @cllb 81 baben ooer
duiiieigCn 8u acn. Sirnlc niobt iiber 5000
mo Noiicn sine N66a6luna Der Straic leBt
ocn llcbcrireicr Der 0aii aus big bic Siraic
nno Soften bc3abl ino, oocr Der 00it ir cine
@criooc bon iec03iQ Iaqcn, iuie oas Scri0i cs
bctimmcn moo. Mnpiicl 62, Iiic 1914,
Gie Seb6roe Der @Oli5esGpmmilare.
(SuH25b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
oJrcifn in i6rcr MO6nnng crmur6rt.

u cw gort "a. Suni. Sr
i6rer go6nlma I'M oberlten 60.
uerf oes fiiiiiitodigen aItmooiiden
Wlietbs6anics 9}r. 402, Gitt8. Strv
wrroe ociiern Oie 60-id5riae 5roli
aot6erine QombarOo foot oui einem
gette ouiaehnOen 0oS @eIiht Der
Eooten luar per5crrt rno om 0alie
6eianoen iid idwarje inO bIaue Sim
oermalc, moraus Die @oIi3ei iAlicbt
ooB bic 5rau BON ginbrcderu err
ipiirQt mrroc, ole iie in ibrer gso6.
niluq iibcrraidten, ais lie bonn Code
oes SouIes, mo lie @di@e auige6dngt
bate, ii ibre 3imner 3uriidfebrte.
Gin Soufcn aus Den SAranten &c.
riiiencr alcioer lag IN einen Der
3inuuer oui Dem 6uBbooeu
@aEe sur gleiie ms qusIanb beicr0t
Is. 0saine, yir. 413, Gfs|aIilmure' Str,
n0be GwItOm 9Ov(e NUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gLnti. i.nstniIerN.@ill

@o tom %. SUM. Der Sc.
nat Ger cegislotur bon 1loiiohuietts
Bat ste iogenanntcr nDlaiber" .@ia.
monoA jeoer @tonn Der aui oer
StroBe cine Jrau o6er elm @ldomen
onreoet nit Der cr niht befanni it,
nit feds Dlonaten @efdngniB beitroft
weroeu fom 6ur OritteH 9eiung be.
ioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
. a s eel d en- b q Gngii ! 3
ser perungliidten
2uiti@iffer.

@ien "a. Slui Cine @6rcn.
wodc BON 20 9lcroplonen mitGraner-
floaQcn imo gclcuft bon 9lpiotifcrn
uerIdieocner Rationen esfortirtc
6eute oos 9ei6enbegdnaniB Der neun
0ltreidiIdcu Ciii5iere inO Soloateh
melde BEL ser aataltrop6e bod in
Sen 9iiften am lesteu Sainltag i6ren
Zoo fanoen. Sine enorme Nleniden-
mcngc, oorlnter mc6rere @r55cr30ge,
Nlitglieoer oes 6itreic]ildcn Cabinets
uno auSmartige Nlilit0r-glttade,
nabni an Dem SeihenbegdngniB
E6eil. g9d6reuo Oic Erauerieier i'm
@ange mar. ctrfelieu Die 9leroplane
iiber Dem 5rieoboi unO iloaeu oann
5uiamneu meg. Gic neln Spier oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Dtr ertt S0ritt.
Cur g(6Oanfnng &Onig
NGcter's.
ltebertrdgt Stesiernms lei.
mem SDbm,

Scam fronf6eitsbolbcr ieincn Bfli6s
ten nibt mebr nodfommen. -
0ic Spfer ser fiir8Iiden Suft-
ic6iffobrts.&otoitropbe in @ien
bcitottet. ~ @rie6enlono jubilirt
iiber @rIongune omeritoniibcr
SdIoAtidiffe. '35 Slider I'M
9oocnicc ertriinfcn
9cG9ro0, "a. SUM. Seilte
uuroe bier 6eri6tet, Dab a6nig 4eter
ser Grite bon Ser6icn 81 @uniten
ieincS 5peiten So6nes @rin5en 9lle.
ronOer o6geOouft bat. Ger aouig
rcitc am 9to1nittog nod 9oOGran-
ga inn iiioliden Serbieu o6 rno oie
ontlicbe 9etonutma6ung ii6er Die
9l5rciie Oes &0nigs iogte nidts ii6er
Die 9l6oonflmg oes a0nigS, ionOerrl
6ci6rdnftc ii6 auf oic @rflGring,
ooB Seine NloieItGt einen llfas er.
loiicn babe, oird sen CT Die 9iegie.
rurg BON Ser6ien ndbreno ieiner
9(6peien6eit bon Ser Sauptltoot Dem
Gronprin3en 9llcronOer ii6ertrGgt.
Die &roflomation oeS aonigs Ian.
tct folgeuoermoBen. nSu 8oIge mel.
ner ongegriiienen @ennObeit lit es
mir ni1t m0gli6, meinen @flidten
ncd5ufonimen mo inn @inflang nit
E1ragrop6 60 Ser ier6ii6en Gonlti-
tation ii6ertraac id wd6rcn0 meiner
arauf6eit oie 9iegierung meiuem @r.
6en, Dem aronprin5eu 9lleronOer~
Ga es 6efanut mar, ooB &0nig 9Sc.
ter crnitlih erfrauft lit, murOe bel
Ser 9cfountnodumg Ser &roflamas
tiou 6ei'm Golfe 3uerit Ger @in0rld
crwcdt, ooB Der aouig t6otid6lib
o6Qc0anft babe, uno in Soifreiien
lpiirOe es menig lleberroibung be.
r1ilen, wenn es iid 6eroisiteaen
i9iitOe, ooB Die icbige SouOtmgs.
reilc oes aonigs elm einleiteuOer
SNritt fiir ieinc 9(6oontuna lit mel
de er anee6lih ieit ldngercr 3eit be-
obiiAtigt.
aonig @eter, pel6er iebt I'M 70.
9cbcnSjobre itebt, 6eitieg ben lerbi-
cbcu E6ron am 10. Slmi 1903 nad
Scr Grmoroung Oes a0nigS 9Ileron.
Ger.
lin vi ll6r in Der 9la6t oes TO-.
SUM orangen 40 ierbiide Siti5icrc
in oen fonigi6en 9aloii ein ino CT.
IdoIieu aonig 9llcranoer lno Die SO.
ni0iu Groga. 9ei oerielben @ele-
gcn6eit puroen mebrere ierbiIbe Wfi-
nitcr ermoroct uno i'm @ar5en ipur.
oen As @erIonen gctoOtet oOer per-
muuoet. 9onig Eeter beIanO ii6 oa.
mails in @enua lmO erfl1rte ipater,
ooB er nidts BON Der @eridmorlinq
qcwuBt babe. gr beitraite ieood bic
geridw6rer nic uno Oieiclben bc6icl-
ten i6rcn &ang in Der ier6iiden g(r-
NEE @or Ieiner G6roubeitciglmg
fiibrtc aonig @ctcr Elm icbr o6en.
teucrrci6cS 9eben, @r iiioirte IN
ser Sdwei3 mo beiubte Damn oie
iron3oiii6e N}ilitdr-2lfaoemie. Cen
ocutib iran3oiii6eu ariea mo6te
cr ais Offi5ier Der 6remoenlegion
nit. Nle6rere Sabre lang war er
anaeblid in cine Seribmorlma &c.
gen a0nig Odlon bon Serbien Der.
pidclt; 45 Sabre lang icbte er iciuen
1SuB nidf aui ier6iideu 9ooen bis
cr bonn ierbii@en @orlament 8uru
&0niq ermdblt muroe.
arouprin5 9llcranoer lpuroe am
IA. Gc5cmbcr 1888 geborcu. @r 1T
bel ocn Serben ie6r popular. Gr
geuoB feline StnOien in St. @cters.
burg.
q Qeihenb b n 4 n n II K
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
SALESMAN.

SIDELINE SALESMAN ATTENTION
This years proposition the best yet
Get in touch with US at once for our
live premium proposition. We suaran-
tee our goods to sell or take back all
unsold goods. Write today for fun
particulars. -
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FOR GALE.

FOR SALEI-F'ive- room house with
large barn. Quiet, desirable resi-
dence district. Very reasonable terms.
Apply 467 Caledonia St, Albion loca-
ton, Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
new JERSEY FARMERS TAKE
ANNUAL DIP IN The OCEAN
RURALlTES OBSERVE OLD Gus
TOM-MORE THAN 5000 ARE
IN ATTENDANCE.

Manasquan, n. j., Aug. S.-Thls WIS
big sea day" the annual saltwater
bathing day for the rural population
Of a big section of New Jersey. Inc
celebration is one OF ancient origin
Farmers OF Monmouth and adJoihlhS
counties have been meeting on the Sc"
beach the second Saturday OF August
since long before the civil war Al
first only "A few neighbors gathered to
enjoy themselves on the day, but the
idea spread and the crowd grew each
wear. until now the Jersey Wash paS
is tremendous affair For many years
Sea Girt was the scene OF the larEes'
OF these gatherings. But when sea
Girt began to hold her head high ana
put on airs, the farmers decided that
they were no longer welcome. 80 theg
abandoned the Sea Girt To the tashloh-
ables and came themselves to Manas-
guam, where the gatherings nave now
been held for several years.
1t is estimated that the attendance
today numbered nearly 5000 persons
from the farming districts, some haN-
ing come as far as 80 miles. They came
in trains, wagons and horseback, but
the old-fashioned country wagon Win
room for dozen, seemed to have the
call There were hundreds OF such
vehicles, and the roads were unbroken
lines OF laughing. shouting and singing
country folk.
| For weeks past every member of the
party had been planning bathing sui
that would surpass that of his neigh
Dor and the result was grotesque IL
many instances. or course some ap
pearcd attired i'm regulation bathlni
suits. but the great majority were
there with the homegrown product
Most Of the women's suits ran to fan
cy checked ginghams and calicoes AM
after the first dip the ocean for u hal
mile looked as if "A rainbow had drop
ped into 1t and faded. Most Of tn
dresses were fashioned on the wrappe
pattern, worn with red or white stock
ings and sunbonnet and the effec
when this combination of colors lief
the briny was always startling.
OvcraHs and bloomer straw hats, TN
Halter huckled under their chins, serve
many of the men and boys for bathin
suits. When every one was outhtte
they formed i'm lines of fifty or NOR
held hands. took a run and all hit tn
water at the same time. After that tn
fun was fast and furious until the re
ycIlcrs were too tired To splash one AZ
!0fhpr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
BRAND ASSAULTS AS FAKES.
Berlin Police Declare Many Complaints
of Woman Are Fictitious.

Berlin, August S.-More than half OF
the complaints by women Of having
been held up and robbed are fictitious,
according to criminal statistics of the
Berlin courts. Ills has been brought
out in a typical case just tried. n
young woman, after quarrel with her
lover. was found, her clothing torn
and her hair dsarrangcd, lying in the
edge of one of the small lakes in the
Gruncwald wooded tract west OF
Berlin. She said she had been assault
ed, robbed and thrown into the lake,
and gavc n description Of her assailant
which fitted her lover. The man was
arrested, whercupon it transpircd that
he was not near the Grunewald ut the
time OF the alleged assault. The wo-
man finally confessed that she had
torn her own clothing and jumped into
the water. She was sentenced to two
months Imprisonment as an example
to the numerous other offenders Of this
type.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
GENERAL MILES is rs.
Notable U. S. Army Head Spends His
Birthday in Boston.


Boston Mass, Aug. S.-General Mel
son \. Miles, who has been spending
the summer in this vicinity attained
his seventy fifth birthday anniversary
today and was the recipient of a hood
of CONGRATULATIONS from friends ana
admirers in many parts Of the country.
General Miles has been taking keen
interest in the European war situation
Probably no man in America has
closer personal knowledge of European
military affairs. While holding the
highest rank in the United states
army he was privileged on several oc-
casions To attend and witness the great
annual army maneuVers in Germany
France and other continental coun-
tries.
After his retirement from active
service Gen. Miles paio several visits
To Europe To continue his investigation
Of military affairs, the results OF which
were reported To the War Department
at Washington. A year ago he MADE
a long stay in the Balkans and close
IL studied the military operations III
the late war there lie entertains a
| high opinion of the Servian military
establishment and of the fighting quail
| tiles of the Scrvian soldiers, but sees
little hope for their success against the
| Austrian armies, which are not only
| far superior in number but better
equipped and better trained.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
TOLD
BY READING TONGUE
is LATEST PARIS FAD

Paris, Aug. S.-The latest fad among
Parisians is having the
tongue read "GlossomancN" as the
new science IL styled is akin to Chiro-
NANCY and Graphology, and consists
in having the character told by the
shape and dimension OF the tongue. A
long tongue shows frankness, a short
one, discrimination; . broad one, unre-
servedness narrow one, concentra-
ton. When the tongue il long and
broad, it IL a sign that its owner is in
clined to gossiping; when it is long and
narrow, that he is moderately frank
and open Those who possess a short
and broad tongue are untruthful, and
people should he careful OF those whose
tongue is short and narrow, for they
are sly as well as bad tempered. The
new science makes sticking out the
tongue not only bad hammered, but
dangerous.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
BOILED
LOBSTER HAS A
HAPPY DEATH
Method of Killing Crustacean Not
Inhuman, Declares Biologist

London. Aug. S.-Boiling over a slow
fire is the happiest death "A lobster can
meet. So Il has been determined at the
Jersey Marine Biological station. The
experiments were carried ont 10y JOS
eph Sincl. a wcll-known biologist, for
the Jersey Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals, whose members
associated the prevalent method Of
killing Holsters with medieval torture.
HOLSTERS. says Mr.. Sinel are eN-
trcmcly difficult to kill. Piercing the
brain does not seem To cause the lob
ster more than temporary annoyance,
since his brain is a mere nerve gang
lion the size OF hcmpseed. lie has to
be killed all over. TO throw him into
boiling water fails to do the work eth
or mcrcifully or quickly since he
struggles violently to escape for about
two minutes.
The plcasuntcst way 10 end a lob
sters troubles, Mr. Sinel finds, is the
old fashioned way of placing him in
cold water and bringing him To boil
As the water warns ne becomes mere
~ lazy and rolls over as for sleep.
BY the time the water reaches the
comparatively mild temperature of 20
degrees, Fahrenheit, he becomes COMA
tose. Al so degrees he is dead To
use a human illustration, the biologist
says it is like person succumbing to
Il heat wave with loss OF consciousness
and "A painless end.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08

1DoN'T THROW IT AWAY!
NGVERYTHING you HAVE ABOUT
THE PREMISES is SALhBLE.
GsoMEeoDY WANTS 1T. MANY
PEOPLE ARE READING THE
NEWS EVERY DAY. THEY HAVE
MONEY WITH WHICH TO BUY
w HAT you HAVE TO SELL.
DON'T PUT 1T AWAY-SELL 1T
NOW.
1.-THE THING WILL FIND BUYERS.
DON'T you FEAR.
GPAONE 209
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-08
MEXICAN REBELS
TO Be OPPOSED
War Party in Capital, in 10 tro'
Demands Concessions

Mexico city. Mex Aug. S.-DeVei-
opments in the capital have resulted IN
tr,umph for the war part. All hope
For no,ce between the federals ana
rho constitutionalists Is now apparently
conc. The war party is in control ana
10 heing backed up by Provisional
President Carbajal, and, unless cohees-
slons are made. General Carranza' II
seems must night his way into the cap
ital and To power
General Medina Barron was yester
dav appointed commander-in-chlef oil
the federal forces in the capital
1--WE have $4,000 men, 50 field pieces
100 machine guns and plenty III am
munitions" said "A prominent army or
fetal today. I'VE are prepared TO resist
"a the end unless ample guarantees are
given MS. II we must fight II VIII ne
one Of the greatest battles OF the rev
ohtion, for it will take place on the
plain and with none of the tamlila'
cover offered by mountain lighting
Every officer in the federal army is
prepared to die in defense of the liNeS
and property Of the inhabitants OF the
capital
If a hattie is fought it is believed IL
will take place on the plain In the VI
clnity of Talepantia, eight miles north
OF the capital The federal advance
guard consisting of 1000 men OF al
arms is facing the Constitutionalist'
/. miles north Of there.
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is ANNIVERSARY
OF POPE'S CORONATION

Rome, Aug. S.-Tomorrow will he
the eleventh anniversary Of the coro-
nation of Pope Plus y. In accordance
with custom the anniversary will be
observed with special religious serv-
ices of an impressive character in the
will he celebrated by one OF the Car
dinals in the presence OF the Pope and
an audience that will include the MEM
bers Of the Sacred College, the papal
court, tho diplomatic corps accredited
To the Vatican, the heads Of the rellg
ious orders and representatives Of the
Roman aristocracy
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REGULAR EXAMINATION.

A regular examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held at
the high school building, Houghton. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Au-
gust 18th, 18th and 18th, commencing
promptly at s.: 80 A. NJ. each day.
The questions in reading for all GER
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by Alfred Tennyson.
WILLIAM BATH,
Commissioner of schools.
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HOTEL BUSINESS is
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