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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

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Tor dare. men poa @rmo al emit.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
Sclumuroerne.

Ger er ineen 3eoaaug / 9(ntaaet
al SelOmoroere ! 0anmarf; ! 1918
oar Der goot 800 - et lisnenoe an.
tal iom / aorene forilo ~ nemlig
$50 @pno oa t29 auinoer. 23t
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
For Deres HEN

fndes ! hele Lnndet ingen Plads der
oyergaar LTTTLEFTELD IANDET Diet
bersmte Bette med godt Wand en-
ringe Dybde paa den sydlige Slette |
Texas. we'd Santa Fe Banens Hoyedlinie.
Rigeste Jord, rigeliQt Wand. sundt Xii
ma. Ksb Land direkt fra Eieren, smaa
eller store Trakter, dyrk Alfalfa og
foder paa Kredit. ri Aars Udbetaiine
Q Procent. Underssg. Hlustreret Tryk-
sager frit.
Arthur r. uggan, Sales Manager
Htflefeld. Lamb County, Texas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
REFS imtb!
Nu,arts Spinet. - Gtafsranoimoen.
SrDIeilsjten.

e~ol3burg, Mai 1914.
Sol5burg Iigeer mutt oeo Ell
bIinfenoe JIoo melIem ~blaanenoe
gieree, snl5burg bar ifsnnc airfer,
b~pggelise, inrbre @ooer, progtfuI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
Gre npe Smaaifriitcr

Ere me Smaaifriftcr
ira firfelis Screening Tor Snore
Miisiion i 9nnmnrf.
Rr. 572-@ruiten I 5urebp .06
Qr. 573 = Ct IpffeIigt Barn.
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Rr. ga Snoremisiionnr
9asmlls Sanien 10
gne ire tiIiammen for 20 6ts.
5rimrrfer eaer SsInpenge moo.
tnees.
Saniib sntb. 9n6l. Sonie,
Blair, 0e5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
apIttcrinacr.
misfionen:

2eI nue. SuMIHHpsuuI
9iiin, 4ebr, 5 &. Gbrinenien ................ $500
Gepnnb. @ts, gor arelers gia6s api. ............. 800
9anOen, Aebr, @ait ). @gorfusien o1 Suhru ........ 1000
atAantic areos, ltn9oomsiorbtmoet ................. 1880
blair, 9e6r, Zen oanife SenbngSffole ............. 707
Sampfon. Rebr, oct lalue cfier oeo @2isiionsueoet -. 1913
2ncolu, ae6ry en- umpOnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
gcrmilioL 2 Got, G6ritian Sanfen .............. 800
5iliammen. :. 80. S9t.70
nbianermisfisneH
Sinccln, Rebr, en- mGunt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
n6remisfione
Sincoln, 9ebrg en- lnGunt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
msnmisfiene
guttL 4ebr. en- uaa0nt -. :. ..........t.+... 500
somfunbets @eGo:
5artGin9ton, @inn, @eer Sania .......,..a..... SfO0
SfoIefasfen:
giuftn, aebr, !. 6. Gbrntenien So: Baul anoerien 80 $500
OrrmL Qebr, 5 q. anoerien, }. 4. earien, :. G. Ssren.
len bo. 81; Chris 9enien, :. q. 01sIier, 6. G. QmIia,
Seren aasmisien, W. aoeeien, d. anoreain 20. 50;
q. 81. Soft $3.50; 0ieIs &anlin SOC ............. 100
Mipnufee. @is, Zen banffe eu. l. 9Qgb.: NieIs peterien,
y w. anoaeu, q. = Aielen, Mrs. Salsaaro 30. $3.50
5 6. Seien, Carl gieiebono. Sens Ofen, Chris Ge.
len o.. q. 9heien, :. 9ebrens. Z u. Clement, n. aei-
Ding, 6. Seien, s. I. Sanien, 3. 66rtianien, :. 6.
ebrthrnen bu. 81 :. 2 ebriinnen. anorep Senior,
atd aasnnsien, @eor9a Nielen 10. SOC ......... 1000
9oudis. 0inn, s. }. Sarobien ..........a+.... $500
atlanfe, Soma. WenigbeoeH Observation-Disclosures. 1900
sumut. @ann, ears Gosperin. Gbrfiau anouhn. 9fdS
5saenfn. IN. 50; GhIa Gaperfn ella 6. Gasperien,
9ainnie Gasperien, 1borpaIo Sergenien. Grit Senien.
Serp Senin, 20. SOC; Carl 6. anoerien, Crit Gar.
fen G Gaup, Sarolo Ssreenin 4ecr SEMEN IN. 81 400
atinmmcn. $4,000
Blair, serv ben 80. gai 1914.
Otto S~nnien.
ansi, ir 5. fore. 61nfc eu. dutb. airfe Nm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
FAIRMEAD sKAND1NAvIsKE KoLoNI,
MADEIRA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA

er belppende 30 Mil nod for Fresno. Bedste Jod for Alfalfa 3 til 7 Indhsst-
ringer, vindruer, Frugt og Grentsager. 400 FamiHer har ksbt for HEN her /
de sdste Is Md. splges for blot SIPS Acen. paa meget lette Vnkaar. Code
Agenter enskes. slriv DTes Nodersmaal eher ilustrret BeskIiyelse til;
C PHILIPSEN, 55r shafter Ave. Oakland, Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
9anif errerimOe.

ganif e~Grerinbe.
gInos snffes Tom 29rerinoe | en-
oanif Sommerifole. Sfrip til
mills 9eIga anubfen,
Orphan Some, geloit, ga.
eler in care Of Geu. S.anuoien,
geresforo, g. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

"a. Der / oe imaa. title Stuer,
buor Ell Cana ct @erocnslmoer er
ifet. Iiaaer 9Gorntpret paa eur. iro
@uaac o. aroae boiifer bet = DC
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Der bar ban itre8et % M or DC
Sinpre imnloret hen. oct cole Sier.
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40 Be merEe. inpure 1rapper, ITO /
SoIerL bort iorbi De plaitenoe son.
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pers Borg. Tom f~neiier bolt Der oper
ale 0uienes Smaatrapl = lanat.
lanat no bngter 6tooen ii9 I Slet.
ten. bort moo Be 6laanen0e 9ierge.
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orpr % iubIer, Here % ilere foloer
iao i aorei. set er iom tiiiin0 5rpI-
lefleitcr. Der ipiler op iii Sornareis
% Wo3arts Iris.
@erae Sansfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

(emanueI Sdifaneoer) ielu oiriee.
re Grfeitret.
Ser Oct ifennc Mario 1bcreiia.
llbr. % anore 5%pritesaoer. % Der
boiacr Den lille 9iolin iom Barnet
bauoe iaaet / 6orprins al 5aoeren-
"a oenne iaa en- 9aa ipiaeoe 5rio
meo noale @emer. Boo 9renaeu.
JON fin ieIo bapoe Iurt i1 at film.
pre- li0t. ON ban fife nof maatte
ipiae oen enc Stemmte. 6aoeren
iaaoe uei % ifanumeor ham no. for.
81 ban fom meo iaaoan no9et; Bar.
net BRAT / @ranO. iif iaa 9oo. %
ale ialot / 6ornnorin9; ban ipiac
Sc ia liae inc i oeres Sierter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

Gmaro einiens me Camper
aqiiitnnia@ uoitpres meo to iaa.
oanne Wotorbna0e. iom oDeniiaaen.
De @iaeoe biier, foruoen ale De al.
%minSelige sifferbeos fo%ranitaltnin.
ger, huoribInnot oaiaa life er min.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
ssnSerbOrs. GpS 6nnbreOaarig

Ssnberbprs. Obj b~anbreoaarig
apimbe. @amle Wor Mlbreft
Can't Ssrgenseaoe 10, Der ben %
gfpriI feireoe lin 100 aars 5soiels.
bag, er ben 6. Wai itiae og rolis
iopet ben, fortaaer nGpbbd-go'
item.
Morgenen aG. 8 Gagen forro
bapoe e, al benoes narmeite 9a-
boer pnret inoe bos benoe, og on
bopoe bun paret fuloitanoig aonos.
friift, o. tiIipneIaoenoe feileoe bun
intel. Gun bapoe uaret Iiot ips
efter GaIoet for goot s Dage iioer,
s,er, bar MI fomrien iig ioo plot,
at bun Monooe ben 4. tnlte ON at
piue op nnite Dag. Ga man Tom
iii ben6e benimoo 8Ioffen 3,
bar Dbten inotranot.
6jestIes. 9bbsfalb. (Gl. AD-)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

9ientier Gibel gi6elien I ApbsI
peO 0iortfer er ben 6. Mai ai9aaet
oeo 9s0en. San funoe regne Jig
til en- meaet gammeI SlGgt; ban
funoe fere fin StnmtaoIe, iom ban
6apoe bpngenoe pan 9Gegen / i'm
Stne. flere garbunoreOer tiIbage.
Gen ai0soe bar beflp6t en- Raffe
foIfeIige % firfeIige SiaiosbOerp,
bInnot anoet bar ban | en- aarrGffe
Ne itnreIiesmeolem for ben norbiles.
bieIfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.
iheIien bar en- oonif Wnno, Der al.
brig opgao Saabet ON at ie Slesoig
a%enforenet meo RoOerlan0et.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
NEWS of ERATERNAL
the - SOCIETIES


Laurium Lodge No. 202, Knights of
Puhias. has accepted an invitation TO
visit Columbia lodge OF Houghton next
Tuesday evening, Sept. %, TO confer
the amplified first degree on a class of
candidates. A special street car has
been chartered for the trip, leaving
Laurium at 7:15. At the conclusion
of the business meeting, Columbia
lodge will entertain at a social session.
ON Monday Oct. II, Laurium lodge
will conduct an open session enter
tanning the members of other Pythan
lodges i'm the county. One of DIR. IL. T..
Sangster's famous rabbit. chicken and
partridge -yahs" will be served
and il is expected the occasion will be
delightful one. At this time, when
representatives OF other copper country
lodges are present. an attempt win he
made to organize the proposed Copper
Country Pythian league, mention of
which frequently has been made be-
fore. From the interest manifested i'm
The plan by other copper country
lodges, it Is almost certain to prove a
success.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
WILSON ORDERS US. TROOPS
TO EVACUATE VERA CRUZ
TAKES ACTION ON APPEAL OF
CARRANZA; PRESENCE MEN,
ACE TO FACE.

Washington, Sept. 16.-Evacuatior
of Vera Cruz has been ordered 10y
President Wilson. The American sol
diers and marines under General
Funston, who have held MeXicos
principal seaport since it was seized
by the fleet April II last, will embark
for home as soon as transports can go
after them, and shortly afterward all
of the war fleet except n few light
draft vessels will he withdrawn.
The order for evacuation was for
mally announced at the white house
ter of the second armed conflict be-
tween the United States and Mexico
in which n score of Americans lost
their lives, nearly a hundred were
wounded and upward of 800 MeXicans
were killed or wounded.
The reasons for the step were set
forth in the following statement from
the white house:
THE troops have been ordered with
drawn from Vera Cruz. This action is
the circumstances which were thought
to justify the occupation. The further
presence of the troops is deemed un-
necessary"
Specifically, the American forces are
at the urgent appeal Of
General Carranza, first chief of the
army, who is in charge
Of the executive power in Mexico city.
Paul Fuller, personal repre-
sentative of President Wilson i'm Mexi-
20, General Carranza set forth that
he presence of American troops. in
stead Of being safeguard against
'urther revolution and an influence to-
ward peace with the United States, |
constant menace to
friendly relations.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Laurium Department
MOVE CHURCH FROM CLIFF.
Old Structure to Become Property o
Finnish Episeopalians.

Old Structure TO Become Property Of
Finnish EpiseopaIians.
The old Protestant church at the
Cliff mine location has been purchased
by the Finnish Episcopal congregation
of Laurium and the structure will be
moved here shortly, To a site between
Florida and Iroquois street. The
building will be thoroughly remodcled
ana an addition will be erected. The
foundation which is being erected by
Contractor Charles Johnson. measures
32NlO feet and with favorable weather
this work viii be completed within a
week. II is hoped to move the CHn
church and occupy it before the cold
weather arrives.
The Episcopal congregation origin
ally planned 10 build new church
ana "A considerable sum of money had
been raised for the purpose With the
acquisition of the Clin edidcc. "a big
part of the fund will be saved and "a
substantial building will be erected as
we'll
The Cliff church is one Of the oldest
edillces in the copper country. having
been erected more than half century
ago ana considerable local history
hinges about the building. Many Of
the upper peninsula's residents attend
ed this church i'm their childhood and
to them, the moving of the structure
viii be regretted. AS were most Of
the buildings erected i'm the old days.
the church is a strong, substantial
structure ana despite the long years
II has been unoccupicd, it is well pre-
served. Its beams ana sills ar. Of
Iine, hewed from tha forests that sur
rounded the community and practical
ly all of tie lumber can bc utilized.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Elizabeth Rebekahs.

Elizabeth Rebekah lodge No. Il. I.
q. o. f.. will entertain at a program
and social gathering in the Calumet
odd Fellows hall on Friday evening, in
observance of the 63rd anniversary of
the formation of the order The busi-
ness session of the lodge will begin
promptly at o'clock and will have
been completed by 8 o'clock, at which
hour the program will commence. II is
as follows:
Piano solo, Miss Mabel NJ Harris.
Vocal solo, Paul Vollmar.
Reading, Miss Laura Kehl.
Vocal solo, Miss Leah Vivian.
History of Rebekah order, Mrs. EN-
ma Tobin.
Vocal solo, George Semmons.
Address. Rev. George w. Broome.
Following the rendition Of the pro-
gram, there will be social gathering
and refreshments will be served
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
REV. BROOME ON PROGRAM
OF MARQUETTE CONVENTION
WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT AN.
NiVERSARY SESSION TUES
DAY EVEN ING.

Local Baptists are manifesting
much interest in the forthcoming con-
vention of the Matquette Baptist as
sociation which Will be- held Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday of next week
in Marquette. Included I'm the list of
speakers is Rev. George W. Broome of
Laurium who will deliver an address
on the subject, "Emcicucy in Pastoral
Evangelism"
The meeting gives promise of one of
the largest assemblages of Baptists
ever held in tho upper peninsula.
Prominent church workers from this
and other states will be present and
the seven sessions of the convention
will be devoted to every branch of
church work, with addresses by the
visiting dignitaries. The ten Baptist
churches of the peninsula will send
delegates.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
NO TAX ON FREIGHT; LEVY
ON TOBACCO AND GASOLINE
SPECIAL TAXES ALSO ON BANK
ERS, BROKERS, THEATERS
AND BEER.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Abandoning
the proposed tax on freight transpor-
tation, the Democrats of the House
caucus last night agreed to war reve-
nuo measure which will include the
Spanish war taxes on bankers, brok-
ers, theaters and other amusement
places, a tax of cents n gallon on
gasoline, n special tax on tobacco
manufacturers and dealers, domestic
wines and beer.
The caucus adopted a resolution .di-
recting the ways and means commit
tee to draft "A bill along these lines,
President Wilson having approved the
plan at conference with Majority
Leader Underwood and Senator Sim
mons late yesterday. The committee
was also given authority to revise the
details of the Spanish war tax in its
discretion.
Mr. Underwood announced that the
proposed bill would yield an estimat-
ed revenue of sos, 100000, the stamp
tax To yield 35,0OO.OOO, special taxes
on bankers and brokers $5,sOO,OOO, spe-
cial tax on tobacco dealers S4,0OOOOO;
beer with an increased tax of 30 cents
a barrel. $32,50O,OOO: gasoline 100000
900: dry wines at ~ cents gallon
and sweet wines at 20 cents gallon,
sS,O00.0O0.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
MAKE PROGRESS ON SYSTEM.
New Lamps on Heola Street To Be In.
stalled in Another Week.

oho'Nh w SNNCANNf WGNhs
Excellent progress is being made
with the installation Of the new orna
mental lighting system on Hecla
street and undoubtedly the work will
De completed witnn another week.
Cross arms are being attached to the
iron poles and the old wooden poles
are being removed In all. thirty-twu
lamps Of the 100 candle power Tung-
sten variety viii be Installed sixteen
on either side Of the street.
Under the agreement between the
village and businessmen, the latter
viii meet the expense of the lighting
for one year and at expiration OF that
time, the village will meet the expense.
Heretofore the cost Of extra lighting
was assumed by the merchants but the
system did not meet with general sat
isfaction because of the appearance of
the strings The removal of the wood
en- poles and the installation of the
new lamps will greatly improve the
appearance of the block.
Eventually members Of the council
believe, the four blocks ON Hecla. from
First To Lake Linden avenue, will be
improved in like manner and the
town then will possess an ornamental
system that viii compare favorabIy
with that Of any town in the county
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
HEARD IN CALUMET
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong-kidney Ills Corrected.

All over Calumet you hear 1t. Doan's
Kidney Pills are keeping up the good
work. Calumet people are telling
about it-teling OF bad backs made
sound again. You can believe the tes-
tlmony of your own townspeople. They
tell it for the benefit OF you who are
suffering. II J our back aches. II you
ieel lame, sore and miserable. if the
Kidneys act too frequently, or passages
are painful, scanty and off color, use
Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy that
nas helped so many of your friends
ana neighbors. Follow this Calumet
eitzen's advice and give Doan's a
ehance to do the same for you.
Charles j Lindquist. retired miner,
l4o Hecla ST., Calumet, Mich. says:
what / said about Doan's Kidney
ruls' when l recommended them
some years ago. still holds good.
mad kidney trouble and Doans Kidney
fills gave me relief. OF late / have
peen perfectly free from kidney com
paint j do not know OF anything
.ning that can take the place of Doans
Kidney Pills"
frice soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
noans Kidney Pills-the same that
MI Lindquist had. Foster -MilbTn
70, Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
remember the name-Doan's-and
IKE no other. ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16

LAURIUM 5REVITIEs.
:: :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = = = ;

Col. J. =. Petermann has gone 70
Minneapolis on "a business trip.
T.. r. Bast. G. -. Bushnell and J. 9.
Vivian returned yesterday from a fish
ing trip at Huron River
Miss Louise Ingerson has gone to
Evanston, H., TO enter the Northwest
crn University.
Mrs. L. a. Farnham OF Pontiac. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs
Susan Daniel, has returned TO her
home.
Austin Ralcy will leave shortly for
Dartmouth college to resume his
studies.
John SCHNEIDER has gone to Detroit
whore ne will visit relatives.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald left today
for Traverse City, where she win visit
for several weeks. prior to returning
TO Lansing, where she will resume her
studies at the Agricultural college.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
School of Instruction.

Ihe school Of instruction held Mon
uay evening in the Calumet odd Fel
lows hail for the members of Calumet
hhcampment, by Grand Patriarch,
Richard b. Lindsay. OF Detroit. and
Grand Scribe John S. Penfleld, proved
very interesting gathering. Calumet
hhcampment conferred the Royal Pur-
pie degree and the work was freely
praised by both visiting officers. Fol-
lowing the business a social session
was held.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Calumet Eagles.

Among other matters to be taken up
by the Calumet Aerie of Eagles at the
next regular meeting, one week from
this evening, will be the appointment
of an entertainment committee to
have charge of all activities of a social
nature through the fall and winter ses-
sion. Calumet Aerie has n reputation
for holding a number of these enjoy
frequently as often as once a month
and the members believe the coming
season will have many similar gather
ings i'm store for them.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
RAISE FUNDS TO
HELP BELGIANS
Contributions viii Be Received at
the M. & m. Bank

In response to an appeal from the
Belgian relief committee formed un-
der the direction of the Belgian con-
SUI at New York, the announcement
is made that contributions towards this
relief fund will be received at the Mer-
| chants and Miners bank of Calumet
ana VIII be promptly forwarded to the
| relief headquarters
The appeal by the Belgian war re-
lief committee is as follows:
Under the auspices and the honor
airy presidency of the Hon. +. Mali.
| consul general for Belgium at New
YORK, committee has been formed
with the object of collecting funds to
aid the Belgian war sufferers.
ITO all Of our countrymen, friends
ana sympathizers we make a most ear
nest appeal for contributions on behalf
OF the unfortunate Belgians, victims
OF an unjust, barbarous and shameful
aggression.
1t should be remembered that Bel
gium, peaceful, intensely industri-
Gus, liberty-loving and highly civiliz-
ed country, has been compelled to de-
fend herself and her territory against
naughty neighbor, which, after hav-
ing solemnly guaranteed her neutral
ity, has now repudiated it's signature,
and thereby has dishonored itself ana
forfeited the respect of all civilized ma
tions.
In most arrogant and brutal ulti-
matum, only twelve hours (from seven
o'clock Sunday night until seven
O'Clock next morning) were allowed
| he little kingdom to obey the infam-
Gus comand of a powerful and naughty
neighbor, proud of it's armed forces
and drunk with it's military despotism.
THE proposal was made to belgium
to purchase her safety at the price Of
her honor, but her children are proud;
this offer was rejected with scorn. His
tory shall be the Judge and will brand
with an indelible stain the despot who
Is the real perpetrator of this crime
against civilization and against man
kind, and who believed that our coun-
trymen could be bought because they
were feeble i'm numbers.
Words cannot describe the misery
caused in Belgium by the present un-
just, inhuman and criminal invasion.
Our appeal not only goes out to our
countrymen, but is also made to the
friends of gallant Belgium and to all
those who sympathiZe with her i'm her
stigmatize, as it deserves, this dis
graceful breach OF treaty and this un
lawful and brutal invasion which will
leave in it's wake a trail of blood, ruin,
horror and suffering. Thousands are
without food or shelter.
I'VE are confident that all will re-
spond generously to our appeal and
will cooperate with us TO alleviate the
miseries of our brave countrymen, and
of their wives, widows and children.
"All contributions will be gratefully
welcome and may be sent to the Sec
rotary of the committee. Rev. o. A.
Nys, 113 Maritime building, 8 and 10
Fridge street, New York.
The Executive Committee
Hon. F. Mali, consul general for Bel
gium-Hon. President.
Rev. ]. f. Stilesman, director or
Belgian Bureau-Presdent.
Rev. o. A. Nys- Secretary.
Armand Batta-Treasurer
]. Van Rickstal, Vice Consul-Mem-
Der.
B. Raap, Pres. Of Union Beige
Member.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Calumet Hibernians.

a pleasant little social session in
honor of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
a. q. III. has been arranged by the
members of Division No. 2, Ancient
ing, upon the conclusion of their reg
ular business session. The Hibernians
appreciate the assistance given them
by the Auxiliary members in the ar
rangements for the regular .state con-
vention, which proved such a success
iul gathering and have arranged for
the gathering Friday evening to ex-
press their thanks. Both the business
meeting and the social session will be
held in the Laurium bank hall
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. James Headache Powders give in
slant relief-Cost dime
packaqe.

Nerve racking splitting or dull
throbbing headaches yield in just few
moments to DR. James Headache Pow
ders which cost only 10 cents "A pack
age AT any drug store. It's the quick
est, surest headache relief in the whole
world. Don't suffer! Relieve the agony
and distress nowl You can. Millions
of men and women have found that
headache or neuralgia misery is need
less. Get what you ask for.-Adver-
tisement.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Helping Hand Tent, I. o. r.

Helping Hand Tent No. "a, /. O. r
recently named a committee to make
arrangements for a big banquet to be
held for the members and their friends
in the Union building on Saturday
evening, oct. "a. Rev. George w.
Broome. "A member of the order has
been invited to preside as toastmas-
ter and splendid progress has been
made in the arrangement of the pro-
gram of toasts and musical numbers.
The committee is making every eff
fort to make this the banner social
Hand Tent.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Norine Rebekahs.

Norine Rebekah lodge has arranged
Tor necktie social to be held on Sat
urday afternoon and evening at Allou
ez in observance of the sixty-ffth an
niversary of the foundation of the Re-
bekah order.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
Enterprise Lodae.

Enterprise lodge, Modern Brother
hood of America, will entertain at
dancing party in the Laurium bank
hail tomorrow evening. The Ideal or
ohestra will give a splendid program
of dance music.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-16
keWeenaw Odd Fellows.

keweenaw Lodge Of odd Fellows
Will confer the first degree at the regu-
lar meeting to be held at Allouez to-
morrow evening. A very interesting
gathering is looked for.