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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
10 QUE DICEN DE BERLIN.

New York, 2S-Noticias de Berlin
por TELEGRAPH inalambrico 4 la estaci6n
de Sayville, N. Y, anuncia q1e los
fuertes de Namur han sido capturados
por los alemanes Y que ha sido toma-
do Longwy despues de una resistencia
encarnizada Igualmente Sc informa
que fneron rechazadas fuerzas france
sas que atacaron al ejercito comanda
DO por ell Principe heredero.
En- cambio, noticias de Londres
Paris dlcen que solo dos fuertes han
caldo que este hecho carece de inn
portancia por ser dichos fuertes muv
antiques.
For otra parte, el Ministro de la
Guerra en- Paris ha publicado por la
tarde el siguente boletin: "Los suce-
sos de aver en- la region del Norte no
comprometen nj obstaculizan los pre-
parativos hechos en- provision de futu-
ros lncldentes EN- las operaciones de Ia
region comprendida entire los Vosgos
y Nancy. Nuestras tropas continlan
su avance
Tn telegrama privado trasmitdo de
Ostende Londres EN- la noche del 26
al n anuncia que los alemanes han
ocupado Lila, Roubaix y valencien-
nes; pero ell Enlbajador frances en-
Londres dice que no ha recibido infor-
me alguno en- tai sentido y que la no
ticia debe ser falsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
Los bufos cubanos

Con un lleno desbordante debutaron
anoche, en- ell Municipal, los bufos GU
banos. Raul del Monte viene, por 10 que
Sc We, con la buena suerte otras veces,
y 81 por ell entradon del debut hay
que deducir 10 que haya de ser la tenn
porada, ell popular artista cubano po-
dra asegurar en- todas parties que, ell
San Juan no hay crisis.
Las dos obritas puestas en- escena fue-
ron muy celebradas. Igual exito tuvie-
ron los artistas que dirige Raul del
Monte, en- el acto de variedades en- que
nos dieron q conocer algunos ntmeros
nuevos.
La function termin0 buena hora, pc
70 la empresa sc pr0pone que la de hoy
termlne I'm POGO antes para que haya
mayor n1mero de tranvlas utilizables
para Rio Piedras Santurce.
Esta noche tienen los Bufos un pro-
grama nuevO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
La CAREST|A De Los WHERE'S
BUSCANDO SOLUCIONES

Anoche sc reunieron en- la Camara
Insular de Comercio los senores que
componen el comite nombrado en- la
Asamblea popular que el microbes sc
celebrara en- la sala de actos del Ayun-
tamiento de esta capital
ALI Sc presentaron varias proposicio-
nes tendencies a hallar alg1n remedio 4
la situacion gravisima porque atraviesa
la clase trabajadora Ell el pals, situa-
ci6n agravada por la carestia de los Vi
veres que, como una lamentable conse-
cuencia del conficto armada Sc ha pro
ducido
A La reunion de anoche Ell la Camara
Insular de Comercio asistieron lcs seno-
res Rossy (don Manuel Wolf Zalduon-
do, Florencio Cabello. Cadierno Lopez
Santaella. Benigno Fernandez, Victor
Espino, Soto Garcia Y Perez Losada
Tomando como base las proposiciones
que el Licenciado Rossy presentara a la
asamblea del microbes, Sc fueron am
pliando algunos particulares, discutien-
doloS ampllamente y tomadoS en- con-
sideracion los mejores razonamientos Sc
acord6 que ell resultado de aquellas de-
liberaciones fuese lleyado d la Asamblca
esta noche para que nuevamente discu-
tida sancionadas por ella, puedan ser
llevadas estas conclusiones al goberna-
dor Yager en- forma de memorial y al
pals manera de manifesto.
Los tres puntos esenciales a que Sc
contrae la recommendation especialisima
de los elementos reunidos anoche, son
estos:
En- el pals hace falta trabajo, hace
falta dinero y EN- relacion con ambas CO.
sas para que 10 estemos en- absolute a
la merced de las fiuctuaciones del mer-
cado americana, en- 10 que respecta a ar
ticulos tan esenciales Ia vida del po-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
Complication en-
canto Domingo
BORDAS NO RENUNCIA.


Ell Presidente Bordas de Santo Do
mingo que, segtn ciertos arreglos preli-
minares para llegar 4 un acuerdo en-
tre los leaders del pals, habia de
presentar la renuncia de su cargo pa.
ra dar lugar 4 la entrada de un presi-
dente provisional que hieiera las cleo
clones de presidente efectivo, Sc ME
ga a dimitir, alegando que no es ante
la comision americana que debe & ha.
Ger la entrega de poderes, -sino ante el
Congreso de la naci0n.
Esto es muy razonable, pero es eli ca
so que el Congreso dominicano no pue
de reunirse, porque la mayor parte dc
los diputados estan fuera del pals
otros han muerto en- la revoluci0n, J
los que puedan constituirse en- Asam
blea no reuniran el sufciente "quo
rum. =
Segnn nuestros 1ltimos informes, e
presidente Wilson ha dado de termine
hasta Ell dos de septiembre para que
sin nuevos aplazamientos. baga entire
ga del poder el presidente Bordas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
LOS RUSOS SOBRE BERLIN.

En- el boletfn Official de hoy 81 90
bierno frances aauncia que los alema-
neS han evacnado la region de Mazu-
ren EN- Prussia Oriental despu6s de una
victoria de los rusos, los cuales mar
chan hacia el oeste con una rapidez
asombrosa en- un pals donde 10 acct
dentado del terreno ofrece numerosas
dlficultades. Sc confrma que los ru-
sos han capturado 100 canones. Eel
gobierno de San Petersburgo admite
que el plan del Estado Mayor ruso es
atacar Berlin dentro de tres sema-
mas, y ha declarado tambien que no
solamente sc ha terminado va la movi-
lzaclon rnsa, sino que tiene ocho mi
Homes de hombres sobre las armas
Ri embajador alem1n en- Washing
ten ha confrmado Que el crncero ale
nan Magdeburg'' fue sorprendido
(Continna en- Ia ga. plana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
Buenos amigos

Esta manana tuvimos la agradable
vista Gle nuestro buen amigo don Sc
verino Lecaroz, de su hijo Juan Jose
Y de su sobrino Jose Maria.
FL senor Lecaroz viene con cl objeto
de embarcar manana para New York,
en- el Caracas" q su hijo y 4 su so
brino, quienes van estudiar en- el
Rock Hill College, de Ellicot City, uno
de los mas acreditados de Norte-ame-
rica
Juan Jose Y Jose Maria Lecaroz son
dos j6venes inteigentisimos. muy estu-
diosos, y, con esas condiciones, no hay
qHe decir que han de triunfar en- el
Colegio, como va han triurfado aqu'
en- San Juan alcanzanao las mejoree
notas de sIs profesores
A ambos les deseamos un viaje fell
clsimo y 4 ellos al senor Lecar ~.
que es uno de los mas s6lidos presti-
gios de la Colonia Espanola de Lares,
les agradecemos la atencion de su vi
sta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28

bre como ell arroz, ell harina, las habi-
ehuelas y el maiz, procurar por todos
los medios que Sc fomente entire noso
tros ell cultivo de esos productos para
que el gravisimo problema del encare-
cimiento de los where's no tome proper
clones mayores, va que dc 6i45 pudieran
derivarse lamentables perturbaciones
del orden p1blco el consiguiente
malestar que una situacion semejante
creara. Al presente es va sobrado criti-
ca la del trabajador para que deje de
preocupar los hombres pensadores
Hay un tanto por ciento desequili-
brador de obreros que no encuentran
ocupaci6n alguna, y para esos los ar
ticulos de primera necesidad estan
siempre fuera de suS alcances.
Por todos los medios es precise pro-
curar que este n1mero de trabaiadores
sin ocupaci6n Sc reduzca, Y para clio ell
gobierno deberia abrir todas las obras
p1blicas que estan proyectadas, que es-
tan comenzadas, pero que han quedado
interrumpidas 8 aplazadas por falta de
64nero.
En- la Ultima asamblea Legislative Sc
acordo hacer un emprestito de un million
de dollars, para dedicar este obieto esa
suma Pero los bonos del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico aun no Sc han vendido, y
la OCCASION presente no es la mas propicia
para hacer esa negotiation.
mo podria el Tesorero de los Esta-
dos Unidos hacer el Tesoro de Puerto
Rico un prestamo de un million de do
lars con la garantia de nuestros bonos,
~ asf Sc simplifcaria la operaci6n, por-
que es muy apremiante la necesidad que
tencmos de dar facilidades de vida las
classes mas necesitadas?
Este fue ell criterio predominant en-
la reunion de anoche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
FOOTBALL
Ell SAN JUAN r. G. A PONCE

Fl pr6ximo domingo 30 del corrien-
te Sc celebrara en- Pcnce un interesan.
te partido de football entire los prime
ros equipos del Club Deportivo dc
Ponce y el de San Juan Foo hal
Sc prepara con este motive una ex.
cursion q dicha ciudad en- la que to-
marian parte gran n1mero de agtom6
yiles que conduciran q los amantes dc
este sport.
Free-Kick.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28

desgracia de la guerra, que deia senti1
sus efectos sobre nosotros, resulte q La
postre un verdadero bien para nuestro
grano.
A tai proposito, nos permitimos dar
continuation algunos nombres de gran
des casas americanas, las cuales pue-
den enviarse muestras:
Acker Merrall y Condit Co., 123
Watts ST., New York.
j. Aron y Co., 81 Wall St., New York.
Crossman Y Sielcken, 80 Wall ST.,
New York
William B. Harris Co., 65 Front ST.,
New York.
Leon Israel y Bros, 80 Wall ST., New
York.
William Schotten y Co., 300 Broa-
dway, ST. Louis, Mo.
|. Hard Rand, 422 Gravier ST., New
Orleans
J. Aron y Co., 416 Poyras ST., New
Orleans
Mae Veagh, Franklin y Co., 1914, N.
Wabash Ave-, Chicago, III.
Ruffner, Nc Dowell y Burch, 210 n
Wabash Ave-, Chicago, III.
Al formular la presente, creemos sim
ceramente servir los intereses pnblicos
en- general, y al propio tempo los de
nuestros cafeteros y exportadores en-
particular; Y tenemos la esperanza de
que las indicaciones conteni1as en- este
escrito, mereceran toda la atencion po-
sible, para bien com1n del pueblo
puertorriqueno
Muy atentamente,
x. MARIANI,
Presidente
f. SALAZAR,
Presidente del Comite Ejecutivo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
DESPACHO OFFICIAL

Paris, (Ofcial). Los aconteci-
mlentos de aver en- la region del Nor
te no comprometen nj obstaculizan los
7reparativos lechos en- provision de ul-
teriores incidentes en- las operaciones
Gle Ia iona comprendida entire los Vos-
gos ' Nancy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
NO OTICIAS S

En- el barrio 'Bacaraboni de Ma
ricao, Sc suicide ell individuo Francisco
Perez ahorcandose de un arbol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
Cine Tres Banderas'

A petici6n de numerosas personas,
esta noehe yolyera 4 proyectarse en- el
cine de Portell y Garcia la preciosa
cinta FL Conde de Montecristo, !" di-
yidida en- ocho parties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28

f. SALAZAR,
Presidente del Comite Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28
CABLEGRAMAS
LA CONFIRMATION.

Londres, % I'm despacho de Kra-
guyevatz anuncia que el ejereito aus
tflaco ma egacuado los Sanjacks de
Novibazar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-28

El individuo Emilio Hernandez, veci-
no de la calle Gle Post de Mayagiiez, Sc
suicide colgandose de una viga de la
casa Ell donde viva.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
HEAR POULTRY
SHOW REPORTS
Upper Peninsula Association will
Return Wire Coops

The Upper Peninsula Poultry asso.
citation met last evening in the Calu =
met y. VI. G. y. to hear reports of
the recent show in the Laurium town
han and To close mp affairs pertaining
To the show.
This years show was not as success
full financially as the two that have
preceded it, owing to the depressed
business conditions in this district and
| the fact many of the members have
departed for other points. In fact there
was a small deficit, which Will he
borne by the members of the associa-
ton.
In view of this situation, the MEM
hers of the association do not feel war
rantod in undertaking the expense of
purchasing the steel wire coops which
were used at the exhibit and which it
had been planned Ia purchase. They
will he returned at once according Ia
the arrangement made when they We're
ordered. II was agreed then To rent
the coops but if il should he decided
ater To purchase them. the rental
should apply on the purchase price.
The expense of the show this year
was greater than the expense of any
previous show, and the receipts were
slightly less. The heavy expense was
largely responsible for the loss sus-
aimed.
In spite of the fac; this years show
was not a money maker, il is general
~ admitted progress was shown in the
development of the pure bred poultry
industry in this section, and from the
standpoint of the poultry breeder ii
was decided success. The enthus-
iasm of the members is undimmed and
there is no doubt that the association
will continue its shows i'm the future.
The next one probably will be held in
the Red Jacket town nall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
SET DATE FOR CAUCUS.
Council Will Be Called Upon to Take
Action at Next Meeting.

Although other matters have some
what obsrured village politics this
year. the dates of the caucus and
election are fast approaching. At the
next regular meeting of the council
that body will lind il necessary To- set
the caucus dates ana To- select cleo
ton officials. The caucus will be
held the latter part of February, ana
the election ON the second Monday in
March.
Practically no interest has been
manifested so far i'm village politics.
II is generally expected that the pres
cnt executive officers aad the retiring
council members viii seek Ie-clec-
ton. So far no candidates have an
nouuced themselves in opposition.
At the next regular meeting of the
council, provision will be made for the
closing Of the fiscal year the last Of
February and for IN" publication Of
the annual report owing to the
adoption of new system of account
ing in the village, the preparation Of
this annual report is not rs compli-
Gated as in past years Owing 10 the
fact no large expenditures were made
for improvements this year, the re-
port should show the village in excel
lent financial condition
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
Laurium Department
TANGO STRICTLY BARRED.
Laurium Orchestra to Give Dancing
Party in Town Hall Tonight.


The MANAGEMENT of the I.aurium or
chcstra. which will this evening enter
tain at a dancing party in the Laur-
mm town hail, announces that the
Tango and other freak" dances will
ho strictly barred. This organization
has taken a firm stand i'm favor of the
old favorites, the two step and waltz
and Will do it's utmost To discourage
the new dances which are not free
frmo criticism. The program arranged
is as follows:
Waltz, Night of Gladness.
Two step, Good Bye Boys.
Waltz, The old Wedding Gown.
Two step, Everybody Two step
Waltz, Dream of Heaven.
Two step, That Naughty Melody.
Waltz, Love Eternal
Two STEP Too Much Mustard.
Waltz. That's How ! Need You.
TWO step. Smoky Ookums.
Waltz, Billy Bounce Your Baby Doll.
Two step, You've Got Your Mothers
Big Blue Eyes.
Waltz. Beautiful H.ady
TWo-step, That Loving Gal q Mine
Waltz Last Night Vas the End Of
the World
Two step. If You Don't Want Me.
Waltz, Southern Dream.
Two step, Isch Ka Bubble.
Waltz When Lost You.
Two step, KISS Me Coca Night
Four Extras
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15

Premier entertains on the subject go
so far as To declare that he would
agree To have wheat ana wheat prod
ucts placed on the free list and the
duties reduced on other grains. so that
Canada may derive as much advantage
as possible from the Underwood tariff
ricultural implements might he or
fered 10 placate the farmers. All of
this, however. is little better than mere
conjecture, for the government has not
made known what tariff reductions.
if any. it would he willing To make.
But il is certain that the question.
whatever form il takes. will loom
large i'm the session.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Henry Miller denies the report that
he is To retire from the stage
William Courtcnay is being featured
in the new play. Under Cover"
\ change has been made in the man
agemcnt of the La Sale opera house.
Chicago.
Margaret Anglin ana her company
Of Shakesperian players are touring
Canada.
II is twelve years since David War
field first appeared as Simon Levi in
The Austioneer."
Failing as vaudeville star. Miss
| Henrietta Crossman has resurrectcd
| Edward Chlds Carpenters comedy
called the The Tongues OF Men"
| Miss Georgia Game announces that
sh" will desert musical comedy at the
end of this season and VIII act next
year in IA new comedy.
"Diane of The Green Van" the So
! 600 prize story written by Miss Lee
nora DalrSmple of Passaic, y. j., is
To he seen on the stage soon.
Edith Wynne Matthison is about to
appear in a new American play called
The Deadlock" of which Miss Mar
garct rrumbull is the author.
The Shubert production of THE
Midnight Girl" is To be given its first
performance in Providence next Mon
day night ana will then be taken To
New York.
10, al
Of "A broadway Honeymoon" the
cost 10 include. besides himself. Trixic
FriganZa, Mable McCane and Arthur
DEACON.
''rhe Conspiracy" is shortly To he
produced in Berlin. with Herr kra-
kauer, an eminent actor of the Ger
man stage, playing the role of CLAY
erirg.
Ethel Jackson. who was the orig
nal Merry Widow" OH this side of
the Atlantic. has started on a Vaude-
Vile tour that will las. through the
remainder of the season.
Margaret Romoine. who has appear
ed under the management of George
Edwards in London is Ia he the prima
donna in the Shubert production of
The Midnight Girl"
Present Indications are that THE
Legend of Leonora," the new Barrie
play in which Maude Adams is appear
ingm may rival the success of the Ia
nous Peter Pan"
Alan Campbell. q sou of Mrs Pat
rick Campbell has become theatri-
cal manager i'm London. His first pro-
ducIion was a comedy called The
Night Hawk"
Henry " Esmond. the eminent Eng |
fish actor and his company are To
appear first in New York on their |
American tour in Mr.. Itsmonds play, |
Eliza Comes tn stay
Leslie Kenyon, the English actor |
who has just died I'm New York. first |
came To the United States in 1902 to |
take part in Richard Mansiield's re-
vival OF Julius Caesar"
The cast in Percy Mackayes new
oriental romance "a Thousand Years
Ago" which has just had its first pres
entation i'm New York, includes such
well known players as Henry T.. DIN
~, Frederick Warde Sheldon Lewis,
Frank Mccormack Rita Jolivet. Ed
mund Roth. Albert lIowson and Allen
Thomas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
CATHOLIC CLUB PARTY.
Work viii Begin Soon to Prepare for
Athletic Exhibit

Special efforts are being made by
the members of the Young Mems
Catholic club 10 make the dancing
card and bowling party scheduled for
Friday evening one of the most sue
cesslul social undertakings OF tn
year. The Laurium orchestra will
render an excellent program of dance
numbers. The bowling alleys, which
have been thoroughly overhauled this
week, will Ice placed in use for the
first time Friday evening.
The members of the club are TAX
ing deep interest i'm its affairs at the
present time. Preparations will be
made shortly FOR the annual athletic
exhibit which likely Will include a
number of new features this year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
BUSY SESSION
AWAITS S0LONS
Canadian Parliament to Consider
Much Progressive Legislation

Ottawa ont. Jan. 1.-THE third
session of 'anada's twelfth parlia =
mcnt was formally opened today by
the governor general, the Duke Of
Connaught The occasion was marked
with the customary ceremonies and
military display. I'm the red chamber
there VAS an unusually brilliant at
tendance Of society when his royal
highnces delivered tho speech from
the throne.
The prospect is for a busy and in
tcrestin% session. with the promise
that some Of the subjects to he brought
before the lawmakers will bring forth
spirited debates. Among the import
ant measures Included in the govern
mont program are a redistribution hill
based upon the last census. an amend
ment 10 the insurance act. n bill re-
sperting the Incorporation of trust
and loan companies. the revision of
the merchants shipping act. the con-
solidation of the railway act, and var
ious important amendments To the
criminal code and the civil service
act
Naval Pro iect TO Come Up.
Il is amongsths possibilities that the
naval policy win again be leading
subject of discussion at this session
Since The naval aid bin was defeated
by he senate the government has not
disclosed its further intentions In re.
cards to naval legislation. hut it is
generally believed that the question Of
Cauadas share i'm the naval defence
~ the empire is certain 10 be brought
up again. probably nj an early stage
Of the session.
The free food policy cnunciatcd by
Sir Wilfr!d Taurier Is likely to be "a
subject Of lively discussion. In exact
" what form the subject will he
brought forward has apparently not
been determined as vet and this will
probably depend upon developments.
The members from the west have
brought with them a strong demand
rom that section that some of the
barriers To trade I'm all kinds of grain
aud farm produce with the United
states shall be removed. The demand
viii be opposed by many of the rural
members, who urge that while pro-
lection remains on manufactures the
FARMER is entitled to it in respect of
his PRODUCTS.
Concessions on the Tariff.
Thes" conflicting views have led to
me suggestion from some quarters for
u general downward revision of the
'3rir ana an increase i'm British
preference. While there is believed To
u" little likelihood that Premier Bor-
zen viii turn his back on the policy
winch led him To victory i'm the gem
'ial elections two years ago. it is
considered possible. and even proba-
NE that he will he willing 10 grant
some concessions on the tariff ques-
'Ioh' Some of those who profess to
nave an inl<ling of the views that the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
FIRST STREET HOCKEY.
Team Organized Recently Challenges
Other Aaereeations.

The First Street hockey team was
recently organized and issues a chal-
lenge to meet any team in the coun-
~ averaging no more than eighteen
Years of age. The team is one of the
strongest amateur aggregations in the
county and recently defeated the
strong Y. NJ. G. A. team Games may
he arranged by calling phone 2l3-M.
Following is the lineup: Goal, Silas
Johns; point. Jow Savinni ,captD; C..
point. Fred Tinetti; rover, Floyd Mey-
ors; center, Chester Richards; wings.
James Mugford and John Yulppo; sub
stitutes. j. Nairo ana +. Tinetti.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
BONI TO WE'D COUSIN
OF Ex-WiFE'S HUSBAND
Anna Gouid's Former Spouse Thus BE
comes Her Relative.

Paris, Jan. lj.--Count Boni de CAS-
telane is engaged To Countess de Tai
leyrand Perigord. cousin Of Prince He
lie de Sagan. Duke de Talleyrand Perl
CORD. husband of Anna Gould. The
Duke de Talleyrand and count Boni are
also cousins. by this marriage Count
Boni will become relative of his for
mer wife. This announcement was
made by the Duke de Tallcyrand. who
took occasion Ia deny the rumor that
Count Boni was engaged To Miss Anne
Morgan. daughter of the late j. Pier
pont Morgan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
AT THE PAlESTRA.

Two skating parties have been ar
ranged for AT the Pdlestra the latte.
part of this month. the first by the
clerks of the II. T.. Lean store on Jan.
% and the other by the junior hockey
team on Jan. 30. The Laurinm band
will furnish music for both parties
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
OUTDOOR Kinks POPULAR.

With the arrival Of winter weather
the usual number Of outdoor skating
inks have come into existence i'm m,
village. The village officers will "N-
ert every possibl" influence Ia regu-
late the Kinks aud to see there is M
danger OF the frozcn water pipes a
result of carrlessncss of the younf
steTs making them
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
Piles Cured in 6 to II Days

Your druggist will refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pros
truding Piles in 6 to Ii days. The first
application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
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