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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
MADAME CA|LLAUX
AGAIN FA|NTS IN
COURT; CASE HALTS
Becomes Visibly Weaker and Re-
quires Constant Attendance
of Ministering Nurses

Paris, July 2S.-Madame Caillaux
again tainted in court to-day and
Judge Albanel suspended the sitting.
Nine. CailauX has been becoming visi-
bly, weaker as the sitting continued
and appeared unconscious of what was
occurring in court. A hot water bottle
was placed beneath her feet and
cushion at her back soon after she
entered the court
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Austria to Demand
Still More of Seruia
By Associntcd Prets

Vienna. July 2S.-The imperial Aus
tro-Hungarian foreign office declared
to-day that even should Servia now
comply with the demands contained in
the Austrian note the government of
the dual monarchy would not be salts
fed. Officials at the ministry stated
that Servia's reply mad made 1t inn
possible for Austria Hungary to adj
here to her former standpoint, and
compliance by Servia with the de-
mands made on her could not longer
influence the course of action of the
empire.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
CHINESE TREAT PREACHERS
ROUGHLY
Rr 4tsncinfcd Prcss

Washington, d. c.. July 2S. - How
six preachers were roughly handled by
the police when they attempted to
rescue some of the natives who We're
a village near Chinkiang. China be-
cause they refused to worship idols is
ventists' headquarters here from Elder
r C. Porter
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Wheat Prices Jump
in Chicago When War
Is Formally Declared
By Associated Press

ChicagO III, July Is. = Immense ex-
pansion of the trade in wheat followed
announcement to-day that war had
been officially declared. Within a few
minutes the market touched a pofnt
about three cents a bushel higher than
prices earlier in the session and az
cents above last night
Wild fluctuations ensued The rise in
the market was soon more than
doubled. the September delivery Jump
ing up TO S9& or about 6 Y cents above
the minimum value near the opening
of business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
[Contlnued on Page 81
SHAMROCK GOOD SEA BOAT
By Associated Press

Horta. Fayel. Azores. July 2s-Sham-
rock w. Sir Thomas Liptons new chal-
lenger for the Americas Cup. arrived
here to-day having taken seven days
and three hours for the voyage from
Falmouth. England.
According to those on board, the
would-be litter of the international
trophy proved herself an excellent sea
boat
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
FOURTH BOYER OUTING

Several hundred persons participated
in the fourth of series of outings for
old folks, mothers and children planned
by Poor Director Charles L. Boyer.
when special cars this morning took
them from Seventh and Verbeke streets
to PaXtang Park.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
MARRIAGE is LEGAL

Olympia. Wash. July rs. = The State
Supreme Court held in decision yes
terday that IL boy and girl under age
marry without their parents consent.
such marriage is legal and binding, re-
gardless of the fact that the license up
on which they married was Illegally
issued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
wARsHIPs ORDERED HOME
By Associated Press

Glasgow, July %. = Three Italian
warships visiting the Clyde were or
dered to return Immediately to Italian
waters
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Will Look Upon Another
Revolution With Disfauor

Ell Paso, Texas, July 28.-George C.
Carothers, special agent of the State
Department, arrived here last night
from Chihuahua City where he has
been in conference with General villa,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

Wall Street Closing.-Chesa
1872; Northern Pacific, 1917;
119; U. S. Steel, So; @. NJ. st.
1874: New York Central, 8115;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

[Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

lpeal1e and Ohio, Az; Lehigh Valley,
Southern Pacific, S8%; Union Pacific,
Paul. 919s; p. II. r., 1OSh; Reading,
Canadian Pacific, 1919.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Who's Got the Thimble?Why
Who But the Suffragists!
Former Hasburger Enthusiast and Her Little Gold Treas
ure Figure in Tale of Sacrifice and Love For Cause

"ThimbIe, thimble, who's got the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

@.A. -. q q. N Hag+.sE ~ H8ErH HN
matii6 bearbeitet in 6 often Dor gro
Der a1Sgeiu6ter .6eitperi ammlung
aber Die 8retter geben lieB. Ma6
oem geridte u6es Seem Sort Drama=
tic Wfirror" NOR oies Sic gritanffub=
ru11g oes grobartigen Sti6es in oen
gereitrtgten 9taaten. @egentpartig
TT oer1elbe @eretn l1n6 Der in BENT
ielben g%egriin6ete ~io3iale Stuoien-
5trfel oanit bei6dftigt SOS berrli6e,
lebrreide urt6 erbebenoe breiaftige
9ranta u6ie Strife" fir 6ie 8Mbne
ett5ultuoierell, ein Sen6en3itiid e9ter
Sorte gegell SEN bel1tigen 5o5ialis-
1lno oeiien per6erbli6e 2ebren.
(sbl1tb folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
9ie r%elisi6ie &riiis in
Gbima.
@om Or. Soi. aoeiters, miHionor.)

Set mebreren @od)en 6urd5ieben
fnr5e Moti5en Sic Hrelie, gentaB MEL
den oie &eligions freibett in China
mieoer be6robt iei un6 ser uralte
Gonfm5ianismns sur StaatS= &eligion
erboben tper6el1 ioQe. go meloete
%neueroings pie6er cine Depei9e aus
Nefi11g, gbina's @auptita6t: u@ine
@orlage, melde oie Mnbetnng 6es
@immelS iomte 0te oes @onfuaius ar=
or6net, mur6e bonn Yr4iioenten Sman=
id)ifai benz @ertpaltungsratb, Ser an
sic stele oes aufgel0iten Narlaments
getreten lit, u~nterbrettet mn6 BON Die
ie1n a%ngenommen.. Die @riitli6en
Mftl1ionare befampfen 11a@ mie Dor
Sic Entertaining elmer beionoeren
6ineiiiden Staatsreligion. Die pro-
piioriide Gerfaii11ng, melde sSuart=
ibifai aufre&t5uerbalten i6pur, per=
fugt m1Sorudlid @eligionsfreibeit
fir ale 8irger; audi lit 6ieie onr@
minoeiters Elm 3lrben6 @ertrdge nit
@eltmadten garantirt."
@aS lit bon 6teien Ma6ridten gu
balten? Sin6 benn sic fd0nen Mms=
ii6ten fiirs @briitemtbum, sic ii6 an
Sic 1ere Mera in @bina fniipften, 10
idneI gei6mun6en? 96er lift ser
Braii6ert bon @bina, Suanidtfai,
Der erit fir5li9 oefinitib eingeiett
pnroe, 10 nn5nperlaifig, 6aB er ft@
bon einem Sreun6 un6 Sdiiber ser
Mtiiion innerba1b mentger Monate
5m etnem nrbeber eines %erre1terten
&ei6entbums ummaufert? ga 6ieie
un1 abnlide 6ragen in LETTER 8eit
bon bielen Seiter1 an mild geridtet
tpuroen, 10 geitatte i@ mir, 6aronf
fir Die peitere Seffent1i6fett cine
Mntmort gu geben, lopeit mir cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Sic &ramfbeitem oeS @ebemS
bon aur6tnal @iieman, Der agppti=
i6e Soiepb," uGrau, S6au> @em,

|pon &ur6tnal @iieman, Der dgppti-
ide Soiepb," uErau, 59au, @em," "
u&ronen un6 Nalme11," uEbe @tritte"
Elm Ienoen5itiid gegen BEN 5o5taliS=
mus 6as Ser ct. 8onifa5ius =2iterm-
gerein un6 %io5iale gtubien5irfel 6es-
ielben in 6ieiem 6rubiabr mieoerum
auf sic 8iibne bringen miro, So
lumbus" (6eutiD, uSbomas &c.,
rus" (oel1ti6), u@arcia @oreno>
Hraiioent bon Ecuador" (6euti6),
uMer6am Of &enice" bon Sbofe=
ipeare, uS5ulius Gaiar" bon sbofe=
ipeare, oamals 6irigiert bon benz fritz
beren S@auipieler, Damn Student in
ct. SobnS, 2oren5 S. @augba1, ipd-
ter Hrieiter un6 oltsgeaet@neter @eo-
ner, v6i6elis bon Sigmaringen"
(oeuti@, u8ilbelm Sell" (englif6),
~Ei5orro" (englii@, neldes @tiid
|a11@ im 5ta6ttbeater bon ct. CLOUD
bon oen Stuoenten geipiel tparo,
n&inoloo &inaI6tnt" (6eutfd), 500
jor @nore" (englifDl r6alielp &c
cnie6" (englii6)> u0b1ioio," (oeutid),
rMlera1oer III" (englii6), uMer6ant
Of @ettice" bon Sbateipeare> uSbe
Moleotctioa" (englii@ u&ar6inal
&i&elien" (engliid.). SIM Mopem-
Der 1891 pur6e Die 11elte @ereini=
gl1ng ~Sbe Sbeipian Club" gegriin=
Oct, Sic ipater 1901 fib austpu@s 8l1
Ser nod beute bliiben6en uSt. Sobn's
Il. Dramatic @iiociatton."
Inter Ser 9eitung Ser 8atres
Ilerius Soffmann, .. g. g., 8ern=
baro &ebenb0riter, 3. g.. g., Gran5
&upiner, s.. g. g., Mlc11in
3euti6, 8. g. g., un6 an6erer in
ser &eibe Dor biefen bat sic 8iibne
TN ct. Sobn'S ii6 mebr un6 mebr
entfaltet,, bat gr0bere 2etltungen I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
ternommen, ltetg b0bere @rfoIae er.

ptL tpulltlltelt, IleIS Duptlt SlIUlHe tIS
3telt.
Som Sabre 1908 big auf oen bel1-
|tigen Sag liegt Sic @egte Der 8iibne
in oen b%etpabrten &anoen bes bodp.
P. 1upi0 Singer, .. g. 9. 1erlel-
be bat bon ieber b%eion6ere Mnlase
uno Borliebe al1f Bent @ebiete 6es
Dramas befnroet, bat 6urb einge-
bettoe 5a6ituoten iih por5ijgli9 ql1a-
|lifi5iert fir sic 8iibnenleitungshn nb
feline gai15e gnergie in 6eren Dienit
geiteQt. 60 fpnnte es be11n tidt aus
bleibem 6aB unter ieiner &eoie sic
Yibne in ct. Sobn's Sen 8enitb if
rer 9eiitl1ngen erreidte. 311rb itrell-
&c @%etauigfeit I'M @ortrag, Matiir-
|1idfeit I'M &anbeln, @elten6madrng
aub 0es &leiniten> ferner 6urtb M1r-
menoung m0glidlt entipredenoer
Scenerie un6 ginid)altung tuirfungs=
boiler 2idt= unb ionitiger 8iibne1t=
effefte bat er feline grfolge erru11=
gen mn0 aus 6em Observation-Disclosures
fir 81. Sobns oas gemadt, mos sic
@elt Ser 8retter SEN alter1 @rieden
in ser 8liite5eit ser Iragooie uno
oem driitlide11 Mittelalter lpater
ueine @elegenbeit 5u gemeinIon1er
feltlider grbebu1rg tpar " @rn. Souls
&opfmann bon minneapolis, ei11 be-
reits in peridieoenen 9atr6ern be-
mabrter &iibne1rte6nifer ur6 0ar=
iteIer, bat in Sen letten Sabren leine
t&rafte. 0iesbe5iigli6 in ct. SobnS
NIT CUR @eltung gebra6t.
MnS ser groBen 2iite ser Muffiib=
rungen felt 0em Sabre 1908 ieien
rur sic mi6tigiten ertpdbrt:: vsSn tbe
|5ool's @ouble>" Sling @oul,"
r&idor6 III, uSSff S tpere a Sing"
uSbe npltart" nab Moliere's be-
riibmten @erfe BE Bourgeois @en=
lt1lDon1me," ~9t1oolt" Sling Nobert
tof SicilD," ~Yi5arro," captain Mr=
|6en's @oiarp," uSrtumpb Of Suffice"
uSbe 8eus>" uSsSnlirs Gaeiar" bon
|@bufeipeare;; uWeore Sinneo ogainit
|tban @inning." SSn 8orbereitung fir
|6ieies 8rubiabr ftno: ~Gbe 2ibing
lStatne" un6 uDarf before Dapn."
Ser 6euti6e ct. @onifatius=9 Cite
rar=Serein, felt 1907 1tnter 9eitung
6es bo@u. P. Soiepb &reuter, 8. g.
g., .iorgte bollauf fir tbeatralii6e
Seiitungen in 6eutider Spra6e, 6ie
ieine Mitglie6er gu bier beridie0enen
Malen au6 auf Sen @emein6ebiibnen
gu ct. Soiepb, MlbanD nr6 Mbor
oarboten. SSm 6riibiabre (16. MpriD
6es Observation-Disclosures 191aa&l
tete Der oe1ti6e Gerein bobe Mner=
tenrn&ng, als er Dr. Soiepb 6auif's
u@lmar" o6er vGret5ebnlin6en" 6ra=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

iolde m0gIi6 lift amf @run6 peri0n<
li6er S&errtnib ser Sa@lage BIG gum
Sommer. 1912, 90 ib China berlieB,
un6 auf @rnn6 fo%rtpabren6er Snfor=
nation bon metnen Mitbrii6ern in
China.
l.. Die bone &eltgtonsfreibeit, 6ie
init ser @rin6ung Ser &epublif i'm
Sabre 1912 proclamirt nn6 in Ser
ipater ausgearbeiteten @erfaifung in
aller Torm als Staats @rnnoiab
oufgeitem mur6e, fam allem Mnidetne
nab mebr auf Drangen 6es itegrei=
6en observation-disclosures OF. Sunpat<
fen, ais auf SSritiatipe 6es propiiori@
ertpdblten @rdiibenten Sl1anidifai.
Dieier 81. Sunpatfen, Ser befanntli6
IN Californian unter prelbptertani=
ibem @influiie er5oeen lit, batte 6ieie
.6retbeitS : Sbee BON Mmerifa mitge<
brobt, ftano Dor un6 mabren6 Der @e='
pollution in China nit preibpteriami=
iden Miiiionsfretien in @erbinbmng,
i6etnt 5u6em bon lebteren audi 60r=
6ern1g in Ger einen o6er an6eren
@eiie erportet 51 baben, nn6 bra6te
iomit erflarli@ernetie Die religtoie
6reibeit als cine Ser nnterlagen fir
oie 6rie6ens@ erban6lungen nit DEM
6amoligen faiierliden @iniiter+Brd<
iibenten Sl1ani@ttoi Dor. Dab lette-
rer bereittpiuig 6arauf einging, ent-
ipra6, mie mir ieben mer6en, gang
un6 gar feinem @borafter. SIMMER
fin aber muB es als bobes 8er6tenit
oes 1r. Sl1nDatien un6 ser tbn ettpa
beeinfluiien6en ameritanti@en Miiiio=
naren a1geieben mer6en, 6ab aaf Die
ie @eiie 6ie &eltgionsfretbeit in oie
@erfaiiung bes 1rel1en China fam.
2. Mls im porigen CONNER sic
5tpette &ebolution ertltan6, sic iid be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

fanntli6 unter ser gebeimen Gubrung
oeS 81. Sunpatien gege11 oe>1 propi-
loriiden Braiioenten S1ani9ifai rid=
tete, mnrbe in 6en M1gen 6es Iette-
rem Die gan5e mo6erne @ibtung, sic
onr9 Or. @unpatien un6 sic linn
na%beftebenoen &reile, 11omentIi6 un1o-
oerne" @tu6enten, b~ertreten tpar, ara
compromittirt. @s i6ien fait, als
menn 6ie nmo6ernen" s@ulen, sic ia
in groBer 3abl nit Sen reid,en Mii-
iionsmitteln Ser peridie6enen prote-
itantiiden @eieuidafte11 erri9tet ua-
rem, Ser Ser6 auer aufriibrerifden
nmtriebe feier. DaB an 6ieien Sdm-
len 6ie often claiiiiden Stu6ien mebr
5uriidgeiebt un6 europdifde Solder
in Sen @or6ergrl1no geriidt muroen,
tit eine Gbatiade, Sic iid idon felt
Sabren bemerfbar modte. 8as lag
naber, als baB 6ie conierpatipe11 Gle
mente, 6te namentlt9 in Sen 2itera-
ten=&reiien mod fart pertreten iin6,
etne be6euten6e @efabr in Sic er {3u-
%riidiebnng Ser eonfu5iamiiden 9itera-
tnr erfennen? Cine io1de iebe11 oub
mir fatbolifde @iiiionare, pie iiber-
bonpt ole peitb1iden6en 6reunbe ser
Gbirei en IN Der &erna9IqBigung it,
rer l1reige1ren claiiiiden 2tteratur uno
brer e6t 6ineitfden 8iI6ungstpertbe.
Scum aber geben marde 1iefer confer
batiben 2iteraten tpeiter nn6 bertped-
ieln Den 1iterarif9en Con u5ismns,
itr6em tie iiberbaupt bom @onfn5ims=
cult, mie er friiber iibIi9 tpor, tpie6er
allies Sell ertparten, namentIi6 I'M
&ompfe gegen 6ie aus sen mooer1ter1
S9nlen berani6meuen6e Slntb IRE
belii9er" S6een un6 Modinationen.
90 erflart itd lei9t 6ie @riinounq
zines @onfu5tusbnnoes, sic unter
groB sent $11rrab borigen CONNER in
&iifn, Dem @eburts- nno @rabesorte
6es @onf15i1ts mitten in unferer Mi1-
ilon bon SIosS6antung gelegen, fi@
bol3og. Dab auBer6em 6os gemaItiq
aufitetgen6e @%briitentbum ser. often
fetoniiden Ganotism1s .unltaheIte
nmo gu Ser oben genonnten @run-
onng beitrug, lit feIbperitan6Iid. @me
oteie g1emente il1dten nun Obermaf-
ier. 5n gepinnen in SEN b0diten Me-
gterungsfreiien, tpo ionit Elm 70 ltor-
fer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nomentIid
Observation-Disclosures @in6 pebte.
sS1 elmer 8e5iebung fam ibnen babel
ole tttere @rfabrung gu Cute, sic ser
oeft1titip eetpdbIte Nrdii6ent SS1t.
ar1dtfoi nit Sen umooernen" Sdu.
len in Ser gegen lin geridtete1 Me-
beuton gemabt botte. Die erneuerte
geton1tng 6eS Gonfu5ionismus Gin
Sinne) lit Elm Dr1d qeqert
Die mooernen iung6ineiifden Seber.
Somit pare es erfIarlid, menn sSsl1an-.
tbotiddIi9 Elm, tpie qemeIoet,
~confu5iantf6es" @eiet perfabte un6
3. 8elde 8eoeutung aber batte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Sic SbaubMbne an Der ct.
Gpbanne8=u ninerfftdt.
Gin &ettrag snr @eidtdte Ser er:
lamd)ten Mnitalt.
(pon P. Soiepb &reuter, .. g.. 49,
(6ortiebung).

Son 1S69-tS76 finoen mir cine
gauge &eibe BON treffli6en Muffub=
runger per5etdnet un6 lit ou6 be-
retts &e6e bon elmer 3iemli@ gerdiu=
migen 6eltbaQe. ~8iidof 8aulim1s
bon Soda" mur6e in englii6er un6
oeutider Sprade eegeben, Johann 6as
groBe biblii6e 5tiid uSSoiepb in
ggpptet" uEbe @boit," Suigo"
(beutih, lvSt. 2ouiS in @bains, !"
vSebaitian, ser romiide Mortpper,"
oas biitorifde 9rama uMaior
Anore," 0eiien &erfaller Ser bodtp'lte
Mbt=giidof SEQ @ot6, .. 8. s., bon
Mortb Carolina, iiber6tes cine ga115e
Neibe grDBerer un6 fletnerer &omo=
0ien. Sic M%uffibrungen in beuti6er
Sprabe lagen BON 1870 an in Sen
9an6en 6es betpabrten ct. 8onifa=
observation-disclosures Ser inn genanm=
ten Sabre auf Mnregung 6es P. 8ern=
bar6 9oc11ifor, 8. g. s., ipdteren
AbteS bon ct. Sobr1's, our Bflege
Ser 6eutldeu Sprade un6 2iteratur
init oem Olotto: sir 5uger6 nn6
8iienidaft" unter ben 5tu6enten
ms 2eben trat, n16 Ser Bis auf oen
beutigen Sag in boiler 8liite ltebt.
Sci Sen fyeierli6fetten maren le6es=
NAL Sunoerte bon @aite aus BEN Unit
liegenoen Srtidoften 5ugegen, unter
ibnen befarb ii@ m1@ offers Die 6a-
mails einen STUFF als S6riftite4ert1t
genieBenoe @onperttttn ST.. Minnte
Marp See bon gal1f &apios, Die itetS
nidt gen11g oes CODES fan6 in 8ort
un6 @6rift fir 6ie tbeatralti6en,
muiifalii9en un6 re6neriiden Set
it1ngen ser Muien10bne. Ser 8an=
6erer" bon ct. Saul un6 unoere
8lGtter aus Ser l1mgegen6 bra@ten
oft Bert6te.
@on t876-18H idmeigt uniere
Mule folt gdn3li6, I'M berna6 nit
Inn 10 mebr @lan5 un6 @rfolg onf3n-
treten, glei9 als Oh iie ii@ erbolt
bon 6en 'Mnitrengun9en uno neue
arafte geiammelt bette. 9ie 3mi=
ldeniabre moren in beionberer 8etiel
ser Debatte nn6 0ffentliden &e6e=
fnnit getpi6met, mas natiirli6 Ser
9ramatif ipater au@ GIT itatten tam.
Sn bas Sobr 1875 fant Die
@ieoergabe zines lateintiden 9ra=
mas u@tanis1aus @oitfa" nit Muiif,
bonn bodtp. P. Sobann @atner, 8.
g. g., Brofeifor Ser M1iif, fompo-
niert. Scum folgt etne 9eiltung @nf
sic an6ere in englti9er un6 beuti6er
@prade. Sic 1856 gegriinoete
Mlerion Dramatic ono philharmonic
Miiociotion tpettetferte nit Dem belt=
{den ct. 8onifatins- 9iterar@eret
Sen Stuoenter Sabr nm Sabr MIR
bos 8eIte nn6 S96n1te i'm Eraner-,
2ult= mn6 S9auipiel 3u bteten. Da-
fir biirgen 6ie %folgen6en idtperen
5tu&e, oie, nod beute in lebbafter
g%rtnnermng uIler ffriiberen @tu6enten
uno @dite, nebit elmer groben Bail
fIeinerer Doriten11ngen iiber bic
8retter gingen: Ste Stb6en Sem"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
&iidenueb - @benmatism,ts tueaqe.
friehen.

Manner nno Gra,1en, meI@e Slid.
erfpeb, @beumatisml.s, iteife unb ge-
ldfpolene @1ie6er baben, lin6 mirf-
lid frob gu boren, baB Golep Mierer1.
ptlen etne edte, Me6i3in nn6 RAID
intrfero iin6 in nGer1 @%runfbeiter, oie
rer11ria4t tper6en 6ur9 fdtpade, IN.
tbotige Mteren ur1b 6urd nrin-l1nre.
gelmaBigtetten entiteber. Sci alen
San6lern in ct. CLOUD. ~ Mn8eiae.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-04-11
For Sale.

We offer for sale ten horses suitable
for farm work. These horses are now
at Pequaming and will be shown to any
prospective purchaser.
1928 CHAs. HEBARD & Sons, Inc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-04-11

few weeks here visiting friends and
relatives.
F. A. Rollins, proprietor Of the
Superior pharmacy, left Sunday for q
few weeks visit in Kalamazoo.
Mike Connors spent a few days in
Houghton this week.
FIR. Hem visited Wednesday in
Houghton.
Roger Gamsche spent few days in
the copper country this week.
Peter Sands spent several days in
Covington the first of the week inspect
ing cedar poles for the National Pole
company.
Miss Tessie Ford on Tuesday had q
tnmor removed from her neck.
Mrs. James Cosgrove and children,
Of Chassell. arrived Wednesday for a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robin.
Edward Willard returned Monday
from few days visit in the copper
country.
Wilfred Berry, Of Houghton, return
ed to his home on Tuesday, after visit
ing few days at the Gamache home.
Miss Alice Gamache returned Monday
from a short visit in Houghton.
Mrs. j. H. Mclean visited Thursda y
in Dollar Bay.
Mrs. j. P. Moran and daughter Mrs.
j. A. Krolick, visited Thursday in
Calumet.
Jerome Shovan spent the week al
his home. being injured by being kick
ed in the foot by horse.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Curtis. of Zeba, died on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Elfman and son, Milford.
left Thursday for few days visit in
Ishpeming.
Mrs. James Elliot and son, James,
left Thursday for Oconto, Wis, being
called there by the illness Of her mother.
Principal d. F. Leary, of Keweenaw
Bay. was here Thursday.
The Buffers Lumber company on
Thursday started the shipment of q
number of cars of hard wood lumber to
Grand Rapids. O
Dan Fraker, of Covington. claimed
the bounty on three wolves Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark Neville fell the first Of
week and fractured finger on her
left hand.
Mrs. August Menge is confined tc
her room with lagrippe.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Granger
Sunday a son.
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Finishes Logging.

Herman Keranen finished his logging
operations at Herman last Saturday.
With plenty Of snow during the season
he enjoyed profitable winters work,
getting out two hundred thousand feet
of logs, six hundred cords of tagging,
three hundred cedar poles, four thou
sand ties. one thousand cords Of pulp
wood and four thousand fence posts.
Mr.. Keranen had large number Of
the Herman farmers at work in his
camp and greatly appreciates the work
done by them.
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Get Your
PLUMBING and
r EP AIRING
Done By
Joseph Picard
L'Anse. Mich
First April 4-Last May l6, 1914
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

In the Circuit Court for the County
of Baraga: In Chancery
William c. Weber, Complainant, VS..
Joseph E. Gay, administrator with the
will annexed Of the estate of Nathaniel
S. Simpkins junior, deceased, C. Ritch-
lie Simpkins. Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Ag-
ASST, Mrs. Ruth Simpkins Thayer,
Mrs. E. Simpkins Bacon and Nathaniel
S. Simpkins. Defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for
the County OF Baraga, in Chancery, be-
fore Hubert A. Brennan. Esquire. Cir
cult Court Commissioner in and for
said county, on the twenty-sixth day of
March. A. d. 1914.
On reading and filing the affidavit of
l.. p. Garvin. of counsel for the COM
plainant in the above entitled cause,
from which it appears that the above
named defendants Joseph e. Gay and
Mrs. E. Simpkins Bacon are non-resi.
dents Of the state Of Michigan and
that each resides at New York City in
the state of New York, that said de-
PENDANT C. Richie Simpkins is a nom
resident of the state Of Michigan and
resides at Yarmouthport in the state of
Massachusetts,, that said defendants
Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Agassiz and Mrs.
Ruth Simpkins Thayer are non-resi-
dents Of the state of Michigan and that
each resides at Boston in the state of
Massachusetts,, and that said defend
ant Nathaniel S. Simpkins is a nom
resident of the state of Michigan and
resides at Beverly Farms in the state
of Massachusetts;
Nov Therefore, on motion Of Messrs.
Ball & Ball. solicitors for said COM
plainant, 1t Is Ordered that said de-
PENDANTS Joseph E. Gay, C. Richie
Simpkins, Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Agas-
siz, Mrs. Ruth Simpkins Thayer. Mrs.
E. Simpkins Bacon and Nathaniel S.
Simpkins do each cause their appear
ance to be entered in this cause on or
before the 9th day of July, A. d.
1914, and in case of such appearance
that said cause proceed according to
the rules and practice of this court and
the statutes in such case made and
provided. and that in default of such
appearance the bill of complaint in this
cause be taken as confessed as against
them.
And it appearing that The L'Anse
Sentinel is a newspaper. printed, pub
lishsd and circulating in the said coun-
ty of Baraga, 1t Is Further Ordered
that q copy of this order be published
in said newspaper The L'Anse Sentinel
at least once in each week for six (6)
weeks in succession, the first publica.
ton thereof to be within twenty days
of the date of this order.
HUBERT A. BRENNAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Countersigned:
MARTIN VoETscH, Register.
BALL & BALL,
Solicitors for said Complainant,
Business Address:
Marquette. Michigan.
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The annual Fair will be given next
Thursday evening by the ladies Of the
M. E. church, and from all reports it
is to be the best in years. Many novel
features are being prepared for your
entertainment.
The exhibits are q fine lot and are
the results of hard labor on the part of
the women.
Supper will be served from $50 un-
til all are satisfied.
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Dancing Monday.

The members of the U. CT. C. will
give their fifth annual ball at the OPP
era House Monday night. Klingkam-
er's orchestra will furnish the music.
A sumptuous supper will he served by
the ladies'.
The parties given by the society have
always been popular events and prep
arations are being made for royal
entertainment Of the dancers.