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The Calumet news., 1914-10-01
Drills Men as Shells Fly.

How a French colonel drilled his
troops under shell fire is described by
Gen. Cherfils, who says:
After a reverse north of Longu-
yon we retreated under terrific fire,
reaching the river. An infantry rcgi-
ment began to get panicky.
The colonel called a halt, made the
troops face the shells, drilled them,
and finally ordered retreat, which
was conducted In an orderly manner"
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

II Great Britain is going to seize all
copper shlpTed to neutral ports, and
reimburse American shippers, WY
wouldn't it be a good plan 10 export
all available copper? Il might prove
effective in disposins of oUr copper
surplus and give our minea a chance
TO set back 10 normal production.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01
WAR ODDITIES.
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FOLKESTONE, Eng-IPostcrs an
nouncing conditions under which the
annual international baby show will
be held contain the following line in
large black type: Germans and Aus
trians not eligible in contest"
BERNE, Switzerland-Since the
capture Of Lemberg by the Russians,
German capitalists are said to be ca
gerly buying Russian securities, which
have risen rapidly since the Russian
victory
LONDON-There are fifty-four real
Sons of Battle" In Lord Kitcheners
forces The fifty-four recruits are ma
tives Of the town OF Battle. in Sussex,
scene Of the Norman conquest.
PETROGRAD--A quarter OF mil
lion Jews are with the Russian forces.
This is the largest Jewish army ever
gathered since the fall of Jerusalem.
PARASITIC gunners protecting the
wireless station on Eiffel tower sent
their first pay OF ten francs to the Bel
gian counsel to he added to the fund
Tor the relief OF Belgian refugees.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

General Rennenkampf Of the Rus
sian army wants 10 make a name for
himself. Probably wants 20 change
the one he has
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

country more than forty rifle clubs.
These clubs all allied themselves with
the National Rifle Association of Am
erica, which organization has been
delegated by the secretary of war to
carry out the purposes of the new law,
oreanize the clubs, supervise the rec
ord firing. and issue decorations to
those who make the qualifying score.
The most serious problem to be over
come i'm the proper promotion of this
movement so that the government will
get adequate returns is the lack of
ranges whereon members of rifle clubs
can practice
Practically all the states have state
ranges for the use OF the National
Guard, but these ranges are so hedged
about with restrictions and lack of
funds that they are only in use during
the period that the National Guard is
practicins.
What this country needs above all
other things in the military line at the
present time is the acquiring of land
and the construction of rifle ranges as
near as possible to large centers of
population.
Efforts have been made from time to
time i'm congress to pass legislation
looking To the requirement of sites for
ranges, maneuvering grounds, etc. but
without success. a definite policy of
range construction should be adopted
by congress similar to the battleship
building plan. one range year should
he constructed until ranges have been
provided in all the different sections of
the country. Until this has been done,
and not before, will the 'civilian rifle
club movement flourish and become of
actual value to Uncle Sam.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01
Killed as She Directs Fire.

The Rhineland Red Cross chief told
remarkable story at Aachen Of n Bel
gian telephone girl at Dahlen who
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

When President RoOsevelts offer OF
mediation was accepted by Russia and
Japan, both OF the combatants were
looking for the easiest way out. The
corresponding moment in the pending
European war has not arrived, and
President Wilson, who at the begin
ming Of hostilities made an offer OF
friendly services which still holds
good, is wise enough to realize that he
would risk becoming persona non grata
by its too early renewal.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

declare that PrZemysl hasn't lost a sin
gle Consonant.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

What painter can mix colors to
equal those good Mrs Nature is dis
playing in days OF autumn?
The Calumet news., 1914-10-01

The appointment Of John W. Black
of Houghton as one Of the directors
of the Minneapolis reserve bank,
which will serve The upper peninsula,
will meet with general approval
throughout the district Mr.. Blacks
fitness is recognized lie is one of the
copper counUy's most successful bus
mess men. Il is distinct honor TO
the upper peninsula to Poe accorded
such representation. That the duties
of his position viii be carried out in
an able manner, satisfactory To al!
concerned, we are sure.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

wykup niewolnik6w i S73 Ma
koszta przygotowania do
Chrztu sw. 6 dzieci; 6ciu Sc
minarzyst6w 2 Katechist6w
znalaz}o W dobroczyncach So
dalicyi przybranych rodzic6w.
Ma wieczne fundacye ola Sc
minarzyst6w murzyhskich
wys}ano Doll. 6.339.17; i
Doll 10. 948. IS ma dotknie-
tych W 1918 straszna kleska
g}odowa Afrykan5w. Pred
miot6w dc uzytku Misyonarzy
wys}ano wartosci Dol. S.554.
IS.
Sunny to nikna jednak wo.
bee rozleg}ego obszaru i licz-
by mieszkahc6w Afryki. Ably
pomoc mogfa sic nazwac sku-
teczna nalezy podwoic i pc.
troi6 te sunny W }acznosci re
Sodalicya sw. Piotra Klawera.
Kto zechce przyjsc z po-
moca Misyom, lub pragnie
zasiegna6 wiadomoSci 0 Soda
licyi sw. Piotra Klawera, mo-
re zwr6ci6 sic do jej general
mel ~kierowniczki, hr. M. Te-
resy L~ed6chowskiej, Rzym,
Via DELI lmata, 16 albo do
Kierowniczki fiji Krakow
skiej, I'll. sw. Amy, 4 Tod
pazdziernika 1914 sw. Marka,
25.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
UCzlny dZieci nasze CZytat
p1sa6 / movie 20 po]sku.
Sta}oSG i odwaga
murzynki.

O.. Robert re Stowarzysze-
MIA Biafych OJc6w pisze z
Kirando, wikaryatu apostol~
skiego Tanganika:
,,Jedna z naszych chrzesci-
janek, Anna Mizingo, straci-
Ia meza. Welding tutejszego
prawa dosta1a sic ona wraz z
pozosta}em gospodarstwem ia
ko spadek W udziale najbliz-
szemu krewnemu meza, Mny-
akumbie. Ale .Mnyakumbi,
poganin, mia4 juz zone. Gdy
vice przyszed} ia zabra6, RE-
kfa mu odwaznie:
,,Mnyakumbo, wien, re je
stem teraz twoja w1asnoscia.
Ale jake Chrze6ciaaka ME
moge zostac twoja iona.
Nam juz zreszta przesz1o 40
lat. Prosze Gle vice, pozw6l
mi W spokoju rye z memi
dziecmi."
,,Chrze6ciianka cry ME,
stara czy mfoda, jestes moja
W1asnoscia brzmiafa twar-
da odpoWied6, ,,czy vice
cheese, czy ME cheese, mu-
sisz bye moja iona
Przez try miesiace Mnya-
kumllb,iiHmleczyl biedaczke, raz
naImowami, y znowu grozz--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
Zydzi W Polsce
W XVII wieku.

w ,Przegladzie Wielk'opol-
SKIM czytamy:
Eugeniusz Starczewski wv
dal powazne dzie}o pod tytu-
lem: ,Moznow}adztwo W Pol
see ma tie dziej6w. w die
lie tenn zebrane So dfuzsze mo-
nografie naszych magnackich
rod6w, k%r6lewiatek j mozno-
w4adc6w, tworzacych pa1stwo
" panstwie, prze'mieniajacych
sic : czasem v ssalamlo,li'sstny Or
--------..i sS .#Hs88a # %Ea H#
y Ksi4ika vys.la = gabsthae'er'a'',
KolAa " WarsEawliile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
S. r.
KS. FranCisZek X. Lange.

ms. FranClSZek n. IbNlSt.
W Chicago, ILL.,. W czwar~
tex, % llpca, 1914 +. 0 9.25
wieczorem, pc kilka godzin-
nei chorobie ma atak serco-r
wy, pozegnai sic z tym6wia-
tenn S. p. ks. Franciszek X
Lange, proboszcz parafii s1.
J6xefata.
w czwartek rano ks. Ian
&c czul sic ~jeszcze dobrze,
wyb1era]ac sic z dzie6mi .
kretem ma mal6wke uczu}
nagle straszny Dol " pier.
siach kazaf sic zawies6 do
s.pitala Braci Alexyan6w,
gdzie lekarz stwierdzii atak.
sercowy.
Wieczorem, 0 godzlnie 9:25
opatrzony SIS. Sakramentami
ks. Franciszek LANCE oddal
Bogu ducba.
S. b. Ks. Franciszek x.
Large, urodzi} sic dnia 10
grudnia, 1857 7. " Donate
vie, " Prasach Zachodnich.
Pogrzeb odby} sic We VITO
rex, dnia 28go lipca 9 gods.
10 rano, : ko6cio1a 6w. joe
fata . ztamtad no cmentarz
CIV. Wojciecha. Mooiwy 81 u.
grzebowe wyglosili Sc. B 81 s,,A
k'up Rhode e. Stanislaxaa1
5Na.,xr,oclk 5sEs9I5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

ganizm, kt6ry zy} ola siebie,
a ME ola ojczyzny. Praca
S~tarczewskiego jest niezmier
ME interesujaca pod tym
wzgledem, ale So takze inne
ciekawe sprawy W niej poru-
szone. Sumarycznie wyjasnia
Starczewski W SVEN dziele
drugi organizm, kt6ry z CA
sem sic w%ytworzy} W ciele
rzeczypospolitej Organizm ten
byf jeszcze bardziej niebez-
pieczny, wrogi i dzia}ajacy
rozk4adajaco, DO by} nam OBJ
cy duchem, kultura i wiara.
lynn organizmem, wiodqcym
zycie W z%upefnym separatyz-
ME, byli zydzi.
nZagospodarzyli sic oni z
czasem jak we w1asnym do
mu. z przytulonych przez Ii
tosc tu}acz6w stall sic pa6st-
VEN W panstwie. Divine, re
mieszczafstwo polskie sfabo
%rozwiniete i coraz wiecej upa-
dajace ME znalaz}o u sz]achty
poparcia, alej ej opieka ciesza
sic zydzi.
Siedza nietylko W miastach
i jurydykach .miejskich, ale i
pc wsiach; dostarczaja szlach-
Gle pieniedzy, zajmuja sic
drobnym handiem i dzierza-
wami karczem, mfyn6w, zie.
mi, Get i myt wszelakich.
Maja najpe}niejsza autonomje
re]igijna, narodowa, sadowni-
CA j podatkowa. Podstawa
ich organizacyi by4y kaha4y,
czyli gminy: gminy te ]aczy-
~ sic W zwiazki terytorjalne,
zwane ziemstwami. w Koro..
ME ziemstw by}o cztery:
Wielkopolska 2 Mazowszem j
Prusami re stolica W Pozna.
niu, Malopolska (Krakowskie
j Sandomirskie) re stolica w
Krakowie, Lubelszczyzna z
wojew6dztwem be}skiem, ne
mia chefmgka j cze6cia Wo}y-
MIA ze stolica " Lublinie,
wreszcie Rus Czerwonaz Po-
|dolem i Ukraine ze stolica we
I-SSHE44mN@ g#G-@-EAEM4.&B ET# rAHMEo H%4
|Lwowie. Cd ko6ca XVII wie-
81 ko H zii 'alIl1a1|;'g ~ e ed d1iziiela sic na'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
Idaleko Cd polskiego sadow

sd'a9leko Cd polskiego sadow-s
nictwa.
Zdobywszy osobne sadow
nictwo, osobna autonomje,
zydzi przez caly czas byli WI
ciele Polski zywio}em obcym, 4.
!zywio1em wrogim, wyzyskuja-.
Gym kraj j jego bogactwa, al
dajacym W zamian "a to tylko
zepsucie i zdrade. Zydzi Cd.
gradzali sic murem cd ludnos-
|ci miejscowej, zyli zyciem
w1asnem, a kraj zamieszkiwa-
ny i jego ludnoS6 uwazali je.
dynie "a zr6d}o dochod6w.
Nawet wszystkie kraje euro
pejskie otrzyma]y u Mich naz-
wy biblijne; gdy Niemcy MAJ
ia tylko naive Aszkanas (tak
sic nazywaf pewien lud wAzji
MniejszeD. S}owia6szczyzna
nazwana zosta1a pieknem i
mieniem Hanan, by1a tel
dotychczas ola zyd6w, przy-
najmniej Polska, ziemia obie-
cana, a zamieszkujacy Pol
ske ,wrogowie'', cho6 wy
sill najfatalniej ma tel t}um-
mel imigracji zydowskiej, spo-
strzegli sic ma tenn dopiero W
czasach najostatniejszych.
Ale W XVII wieku synowie
Izraela czuli sic W Polsce do
skonale. DIS sic DUO zmie-
milo ma ich korzys6. My u sic,
bic dajemy sobie z mimi ra
de, Kr6lestwo cozpocze1o sic
skutecznie wyzwalac z pod
przewagi kapita4u i handful
zydowskiego, a moze i tabor
austrjacki, ola kt6rego kwes-
tia zyaowska jest nag}a i pa
laca, posunie akcje> obro6cza.
Dotad ME wiele widac ta-
kich wysi4k6w. w zaborze
austrjackim jedyny ,,G}os Ma.
rodu' ma odwage wystepo-
wac otwarcie przeciwko rza5:
dom z%ydowskim. Mianowicie
sfusznie OPERA sic zupe}nemu
zzydzeniu ~podwawelskiego
grodu, Krakowa, przez Ba-
zes6w i ich chrzescijahskich
adherent6w. Alta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
0w0ce Chrze-
%scljahskiej milo
Sci blizniego.

AAAAV
Sci blizniego.
w obecnej chwil;, kiedy
coraz MOVIE stosunki handlo-
wo-spo}eczne nawiazuja sic z
Afryka, uwazamy "a stosowne
zwr6cic uwage S~zanownych
Czytelnik6w ma wybitna dzia-.
falnoS6 cywilizacyjna Sodali-
cyl sw. Piotra Klawera, kt6ra
W ostatnich dw6ch dziesiat-
kach lat ME usta4a W piracy
ola ,,czarnego kontynentu''.
Juz kilkakrotnie wzmian-
kowalismy W naszem pismie
o tel Sodalicyi; a dis, dzieki
u]przejmosci: zarzadu, jeste6-
my W moznosci przed1ozenia
Szanownym Czytelnikom
'. sprawozdania z jej czynno6ci
W roku 1918.
Dom gf6wny Soda}lcyi
znaiduje sic W Rzymie.
Pr6cz tego istnieja cztery
wieksze biura W rozmaitych
krajach Europy, 9 fill i 80
blur mniejszych. w r. 1914
zafozono move biura Sodali-
cyl W St Louis, Mo-, 28l3 S.
18th Str. = w Chicago ILL.,,
1871 Cleaver Str, i W Mil
waukee, Wis. 1888 Grove St.
Liczba zelator6w wzros}a O
1929 i wynosi 10. $50.
Czasopismem Sodalicyi jest
Echo z Afryki'', (rocznie
50c.) kt6re wychodzi W die
wieciu jezykach i A, 900 eg-
zemplarzach. Drugie pisemko
ola dzieci, p. t. ,Murzynek"
wychodzi W szesciu jezykach
i $4,000 egzemplarzach. Ko-
sztuje rccznie 25c.
Wyjmujemy 70 s%prawozda-
mia tylko najbardziej intere-
sujace cyfry: Urzadzono 101
odczyt5w misyjnych, przewa-
znie z obrazami swietlnymi,
SO kaza6, 3 bazary, IS pred
stawie6 scenicznych, 6 wy.
staw STAT kosclelnych, pre-
znaczonych ola Afryki - wy
|stawy etnograficzne -afryk&h-
|skie it'd. Gf6wne przedsie-
wziecie r.. 1918, kongres So
|dalicyi mad Renem powi6d1
sic bardzo dobrze. Swieta pa
tronalne, Matki Bozej Dobrej
Rady, sW. Piotra Klawera j
,krucyata modlitwy "a Airy
ke", odby4y sic W licznych
: m~iejscowosciach.
! OWoce cafej tel dzia1alno-
Sci propagacyjnej by4y 0 vie
le obfitsze, niz " latach po-
przednich, gdyzi rozdzielono
miedzy kongregacye misyjj1ne,
pracujace v Afryce, sumo
Doll. 8g9),6i45i..2Ol. n
P .l.,, J 11 s ,otii.ary n "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

mniejsze, tax re W drugiej.
poiowie XVIII wieku bedzie
ich cos dwanascie
Ma Litwie stolicami ziemstw
byfy: Brzesc, Grodno, Pi6sk,
Wilno wreszcie Stuck. Opr6cz
1acznosci dzielnicowej, dele.
gael gmin zjezdzalj sic ma sci
my, czyli synody og6lne-te
odbywaly sic zwykle W czasie
jarmark6w, W Koronie: W
.Lublinie i Jaros1awiu ma Lit
vie: W Whine lub innem
miescie. Sejmy te wydaWa}y
uchwa1y ME tylko W kwes-
tjach religijnych, ale r6wniez
W sprawach handlowych, fl
n%ansowych a zw4aszcza podat.
kowych. Wiadomo, re podat-
XII nak}adano ma zyd6w og6l
ne i repartycje podatk6w u
chwalil; zydzi sami.
Jedynym urzednikiem pan
stwowym, wykonujacym ju-
rysdykcje mad zydami, by}
wojewoda, w}asciwie zwyk}y
p~odwojewodzic, lecz i ten sa-
dill tylko sprawy miedzy zy-
damn i chrzeSc1janami; spra-
wy czysto ~zydowskie, ROSA
dza4 sad duchowny zydowski.
Jak dalece zydzi byli zywio
lem w pa1stwie po]skiem o.
drebnym, a jednoczesnie, jak
sic czu]i u siebie w domu,
wida6 doskonale re znanej
kroniki spisanej przez lydia
Natana Hanowera, kt6ry uro-
dzony W Krakowie, mieszka1
PREY tesciu W Zas1awiu i W +.
1913 uciek} pred okrucieh-
swami kozackiemi do W1och,
gdzie W r. 1858 swoja kroni-
Ike wydrukowa}.
Natan Hanover opisu]e zy-
Gle zyd6w W r6znych zna-
nych mu gminach W Polsce,
zycie tax odrebne cd reszty
ludnosci kraju, re o tel ostat-
niej autor %wspomina tylko o
lyle, o lie skutkiem zawieru-
chy kozackiej by}a ona zydom
pomocna lub wroga: pc "a
tenn gmina Tub miasto u au-
tora oznacza tylko ludnos6
zydowskq. M6wiac o sadowni-
ctwie W Polsce, powiada: Fl
lar prawa byf W Polsce tax
shiny, jak W Jerozolimie
pred zburzeniem swiatyni.
w kazdem miescie ustano-
wiono sad. Kto ne chciaf sta
nae pred sadem swego MAS
ia, m6g} p6isc pred sad mia
sta sasiedniego, a jezeli stro-.
ny ME chcia}y stana6 pred
tym sadem, mog}y odda6
sprawe ,,sadowi wie]kiemu".
w kazdej BOWEN ziemi byl
,,sad wielki", jak mp. W Ost-
rogu sad ola Wo}ynia i Ukra~
my it'd. Co to jest? 0 jakich
sadach tn nova? Nova 0 sa-
dach wylacznie z~ydowskich.
Dopiero rozpisawszy sic Q ca
lei organizacjl s~adownictwa
~zydowskiego, Natan Hanover
wspomina 1askawie 10 sadach
polskich, ale tylko W spos6b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
MASH AGEFCI.

Upowazn,enl 50 do kolektowan'a
ebonamentu W1ARUsA naetepujacy
nasi agenei mieitoowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, Kasper Kowalski
BREMOND, Tex. A. A. Klotz
YRTED, N. OAK D.. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE. S.Dak:, Joxef Grub.
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Ne1sn, Wis, Teo0 Derdowsli
hANTIcOKE, Pa. F.. Jablonshi
LEO Mimi. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
WARSAW. N. D. Teedor WVsockl
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzifski
OKLA, S. p. G6rski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
4bami. Ale wszystko napr06z-

bami. Ale wsz,ystko napr6z-
no!
Az razu pewnego, Is sier-
pnia powiedzia1 do swoich So
shadow; ,,Dzis music kogos
zablc" ! poszedf do wsi, W
kt6rej mieszkala Anna.
,,DziS wybieraj, zycie ALDO
smierc" rzekf do niej -
postanowifem Gle zabic" Vice
tax, czy ME? Cheese bye mo-
ia zona?" - ,.Nigdy'' W
tel samej chwili b}ysna1 n6z,
j murzynka pad}a ugodzona
smiertelnie.
TAX nawet biedne murzyn-
XII, kt6re swiezo opuscify po-
ga6stwo, umieja umierac bo-
hatersko "a swoja WARE.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
NAGEL GETS SUPPORT IN
DISPUTE WITH WHALEN

The controversy between Postmas-
ter William j. Nagel and Customs COZ
lector John b. Whelan over keeping
the doors OF the postotf1ce oulldlhg
open after u midnight for the pur-
pose OF accommodation and yentila'
ton is being echoed In washington
ID. c. The postmaster insists that ne
has the authority to swing the doors
n he so desires The customs col
lector. who is also custodian OF the
postoffice building. declares that the
doors must be closed at midnight.
The postmaster took the matter up
with the postmaster-general In WASH
iugton, and. Wednesday morning ne
received a communication stating that
the head Of the postal service depart
ment. agrees with him as to the al
visibility OF keeping the postonce
doors open after midnight and assur,
,ng Mr.. Nagel that the matter would
be taken up with the treasury depart
ment. OF which Collector Whelan Is
one OF the local representatives
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
PARENTS WANT CHILD
DELINQUENT SENT HOME

Mary Hildebrand has beer helu
prisoner in the Girls Detention nome
for over three months. "Wednesday
netition for a writ OF haoeas corpus
was filed in circuit court, demanding
that the girl be brought before Ihe
circuit courts and there freed.
she was arrested last February ana
was held as a witness against persons
charged with contributing to the ue-
linonency OF a minor. Her parents
according 10, their statement ana the
statement OF the. judge, Appealed 10
the court TO release her and allow
her TO return TO her home. This ne
refused 10 do. stating that she needed
medical attention.
The girls father who asks the WITT
"a a contractor. and well-to-do. A
good home and proper treatment
awaits her upon being released Judge
Hubert said Wednesday. ne Moulu
make no move in the case until the
circuit court, through Judge Hosmer'
had acted on the writ.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
NEW WATER PROPOSAL
FOR HIGHLAND PARK

Mayor Marx again conferred with
Highland Park officials, "Wednesday
morning. regarding the extension OF
city water mains TO furnish the VII
lage with an adequate supply OF wa
ter. The village officials asked the
water board Co make proposition
which. N II is suitable. Will be sub
mitted 10 the citizens OF Highland
Park The mayors suggestion that
the city might undertake TO supply
the village reservoir. providing High
land Park would bear the expense OF
extending the city mains. seemed TO
meet with the approval OF the ON
cials. II the CITY and village can
agree on reasonable terms. Highland
Park may abandon plan ~ build an
independent water works system
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
Emilio Robasa

but which has now cegenerated into
a sort OF combination restaurantfruit-
stand sodaHw Observation-Disclosures store.
Ii is on the steps OF this establish
ment that the sages OF the village
gather TO smoke and TO watch the
world go TO and fro over the bridge.
This morning the customary group
was seated there
How long do you reckon this here
conference is a-going To last?' asked
one
"Oh. they'll be here all summer like
enough" said man called Larry.
Them diplomats amt noted for eX.
ceeding the speed limit
81 suppose you get lots OF fashion
able people up at the hotel every
year suggested stranger.
"Oh, yes" answered Larry In an OFF
hand manner. Any number OF EN-.
Lots come over from New Zealand
and Australia, More every year. -
But new thrill was added when
Miss Mercedes Rabass. wearing one
OF the latest Partisan creations, swept
into town.
Looks like curtain the natives
agreed and let II go at that.
But Mercedes papa has just scads
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
Seniors Do Much Jabbering With Hands at Niagara
Falls But You Ought to See the Pretty SenOrtaS!

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, May 81
Have you mediator OF your own
ne home?
Think OF the possibilities.
II little Willie ana little Hazel bat
tie over the size OF their pie-medl-
ate.
II the wife weeps when you storm
over the price OF the new hat-medi-
ate.
II the grocer boilers for his money
mediate.
You can blame President Wilson
for It. Tie Will forever live as the
man who made mediation famous.
There are four kinds OF mediation:
Pyroteehnical-As exhibited by
Seniors De CANA, Naon and Suarez,
the A-B-C commissioners.
Complacent-As exhibited by Judge
Lamar ana frederick w. Lehman
OF the United States.
Senile-As exhibited by Augustin
Rodriguez. aged 20, OF Mexico.
Show-me-As exhibited by Seniors
Rabasa and Elguero, Huerta's young
er delegates.
But II this be mediation, why didn't
they send Christy Mathewson and
Walter Johnson up here2 These
Latin-Americans cant say a word I'M
I'll they wind up like baseball pitch
er. Their gesticulations and flour
ishes are marvellous.
IL is placing this country at down
right disadvantage 10 send men TO
this conference who don't swing their
arms wildly and sputter out half a
page of talk at a time
Mexico's mediating is being done by
its big Observation-Disclosures. Rabasa
and Elguero-w while lawyers are also
among the greatest landowners in
Huerta's republic. The legal profes-
sion must be as profitable in Mexico
as II is In the United States. How
ever, Morgan, Rockefeller and Car
negie would be the only men We could
pick TO make our delegation conform
10 the personnel OF Huerta's.
Augustin Rodriguez is patriarch
He is one OF the big minds In Mexico
and when he speaks Mexico listens.
Emilio Rabasa is quiet man, keenly
observant. Luis Elguero is OF the
forceful, explosive type. and he will
talk much. but the real decisions will
come from Rabasa and Rodriguez.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-27
MARSHALL SEES LITTLE
HOPE FOR G.. o. p. REUNION

ATLANTA. Ga. May 27.-Here for
a school commencement speech To-
day. Vice-President Marshall summed
up the legislative. political and gen
eral outlook as follows
The national prohibition amend
ment will not pass; the central gov
eminent has too much power already.
If Roosevelt is alive in 1916 he
Will be presidential candidate, He
will never lead a fusion OF Progress
siyes and Republicans, because old
line Republicans Will never accept
him
We all hope for peace in Mexico,
but with the Mexican temperament
In view, no one knows what will hap
pen.
Business conditions are good.
Every body, am sure, trusts the pres
ident"