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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-13

keokuk, Ia.-James Jacoby, city
marshal of Carthage, H., shot and
killed by Clifford Anderson, who had
been arrested charged with creating
disturbance while drunk.
Clinton, Ia.-John P. Aver, 50, en-
gineer, Savannah, Ca, employed by
Iowa Cold Storage Works, killed in
fall of "a feet.
Newton, Ia.-Porter Brothers, COL
fax, indicted by grand jury, charged
with practicing with Friedman cure
for tuberculosis. Conducted hospital
without permit.
Freeport, III.-Mrs. Henry Brink
meier and baby, II months, burned
to death. Poured kerosene on kitchen
stove.
Urbana, III.-UniVersity of Illinois
students alarmed by epidemic of
scarlet fever in school.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Alpine Az.
Christian Reformed church destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000.
LoVington, III.-Lithia Gugan, is,
fell on sidewalk Neck broken.
Racine, Wis.-ScarIet fever cpl
demic threatened. "a houses quaran-
tined.
New k.-Unidentified single
stack steamship sighted ashore on
shoals off Hemlock Beach, L. l.
Highland Light, Mass vessels
reported in distress by Cape Cod life
savers. ..s..
New York.-Member Of Moments
Political Union gathered in Times
Square in 2 below zero weather to
conduct meetings throughout city.
Mexico city.-Reports that Huerta
was about to resign Indignantly de-
MED. Malgarejo not carrying Huerta's
resignation to de la BaTra.
Urbana, III.-Ex-State Auditor j. S.
Mccullough stricken with paralysis.
Tokio.-$62, 100000 for increased
navy, spread over period of 5 years,
recommended by house of imperial
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-13


letter to committee.
Cleveland. - Apparently authentic
reports from Philadelphia that jose
phine Allen, former Detroit, Mich, 4
nurse, is alive in that city. 3 positive
identifcations here of body at county
morgue as hers.
Eondon.-House of Lords passed
conservative amendment urging gen.
eral election on Irish home rule pro-
position.
Regina, Sask.-Reported patrol
which left Dawson City early in Janu- .
airy is carrying first direct message
sent to Explorer Stefansson from
civilized world.
Eondon.-TentatiVe arrangements
completed for Prince of Wales to visit
U. S. on 'round-the-world tour next
year
Pekin.-In return for oil conces-
sions, Standard Oil Co. has made loan
to Chinese government.
London. - Miss Zelie Emerson,
Michigan suffraget, associate of Syl-
via Pankhurst, appealed to American
embassy for protection. Says she is
threatened with expectation by Brit
ish government
Washington-Sup't Moses Fried
man of Carlisle, Pa, Indian school
suspended investigation of charges
of unsatisfactory conditions.
~ observation-disclosures passed 81 600
counterfeit bill on department store
in payment of $500 set of furs. Re
ceived $500 change. Not captured.
Washington.-Pres. Zamor of Haiti
reported to have completely elimi-
mated disorder and rioting at Port au
Prince.
Washington. = Government of
Peru, established since downfall and
Imprisonment of Pres. Billinghurst,
formally recognized by U. S.
TayloViIIe, Ky.-3 boys and 2 girls
born to Mrs. Bertha Drury. Girls died.
Boys and mother doing well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-21

tnuG uC without trembling with th.
'luuwlodg" ID an the heartburninps of
Tine s'ruegl. ther, was i'm connections
with getting somebody installed as
POSTMASTER
"Nov f- ,o... rroa woilId ,o,,.
not mfrcuuentIy ID, to these rooms
You roow vas i'm Washinptrr Inn,
fc. times and fora ycr, fav topr.
until ] came last year and uoycr OK
rect to see the inside of the .n,bri.
utldings I'M Waslnptou until nv, farm,
g. over. Tine minute turn mn any.
whore. ami prrsouaU, corlu,iad fl,
beat the band The curator a,,d IN.
assistant curators and every. otbe,
] uomine official mrus mn ana n,e.
SaoN m" So much attention ,b,t
don't SOC the bulldtuc. wouId bav,.
to s.y stand aside and l.t me SEQ what
you are shuWne nrt
-so,.a 5l,.a.... am, ,i.,,.,.,. .,..,4
.i,f. orric. an, ..,,,,,, a.. ...... ,...',
tn Wasbiust,r and 60. IL t., 'rl
meantime nm. I'm D,o gao,, ,.,t,,,,..
.l. ilo National Nueapp, +ho ,,3,r
mcnl Nh. Smirbs,pi,n nstftn,,.,. ,.,
,h. CoprreesiouaI I..hror, If n..l.
il,v am c>l hinton unn,,,,,.. ,.
assume 3pu.I,npi... car, ,'..,,..,., ...,I,
f.. appearoncss tb,i a, n,t .l,..a. ~,
is going ON insid, Vould ul., to
have 1t pointed out s., tina, ! ,orra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-21
An Intimate View Of the

continued from Page Onep
stop 'do"orIng things OF that kind
"ttl tho d1y I have to deliver them
When he heard it read TO congress he
said Il ,hinl 90 was better than when
tvu read % 90 ne. | said Senator.
There is ore thing which / do not
think Won understand not only use
aIl The brains 7 have. but all can
borrow and have borrowed lot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

UloracnitiQcl Sn blGulidben Dunit
qebiilt Die @areipo6s. SNmeiaeno
oebnen iih in oen Ebalern Die 9leitc
Der berbitlifcn lleberihmemming.
eSn Der 6erne rogen, bon peiblis
dem Dunit umgeben, bic gigantiiden
So6en oes Simolago, oauor ole ount-
len 8orberge, on oeren griinem
8aimuuantel 9febeIidnUaoen baitcn
~ Dor jeoem NinObaub gleib nal
lenoen @eiiteribleiern 5erilatterno
8rieolih 5icbcn Die Ser0en, be-.
lpndt bon Oen malerii6en @eltoIten
Bohgepo6icner> aajdJmiri. Gine
GtraEe, mebr cine gluiammIung
BON 8abrten rno <iipuren, 5iebt
iib BON Der So6e elmer Der &arepabs
in zines Scr breitgeiAwimgenen ila-
den Gb1ler bimmter. @iniamfeit -
70 melt oas gluge ocn oeri@lm9cncn
@in0umgen oes urolteu Giaoes 5u
folgen pernng Doh sort niIf ser
&0be toudt nun cine ieltiame Sara
name ollf bo6bepodte Grdger nit
Iongen Stongcn imO mdhti9en Sei.
nen6lnoeln fleine itruppige &erg-
pieroe. glieiige @ebirgsbepo6ner aus
2aonfb uno 4nibmir gehliidJt nit
ben oinfelbdiitigen S0buen sSnoicis.
Cine Sogoerpeoitiou. Nlit Dem
friibeiteu W2orgen maren mir BON
iernen Sbelltmiluiie oifge6roden.
mobin ms oas ingefiige SauSboot,
Die Qrngor, gc6radt, uno itrebtcn
nlm Den S66en oes 6imolaDa 81 IT.
lodten oodl bort Scr @dr mO ser
G0eIbirih. ser @eier lno Ger 9loler.
&errlib morihierte es iib ourd;
oen touiril1en Wlorgen. Ger Sdritt
feoerte in oen leihten Gboplis, oen
leoeraeflodbtcnen Son6alen, bic i1
mad 2unoeSiitte an Stelle oes idApe-
rem Shu6merlS trug. Srei uuo luftig
mar Ger inperpiiitIide &bafian5ug
oui oen ihon Die Sonne 10 mandc5
2onoeS bernieoergebrannt 6otte
Shorf ltnhen oub bier i'm noroi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

poL 10 citizen SHriHeS, 0aB cincr
Der la0ot9ildcn ErGacr 0ic Nlu.ter.
3cg3 Gin nn0crcr NoS SiiB ani 0cn
ailden nc6mcn mubtc, 0anit mir I'M
&curdrt9fOnnlcn ucN Ocu S5icrci
Gidt ac5n0crt mir0cn.
Eom ciligcn 9lnitie9 5icMllh itarF
etbipt lolaten mir am ob,ren 3anOe
0cS @sosmuchie5 OH Sod ouM bier
puBteH Oie ortsfilnoigcn SGacr Gin
@eiiriipp Ionage3ogcner S56ren ail
iinOcA, 0as ae9cn 81, iGaricn 9luacn
Der 9laubp6acl Shut gclud6rca
Ionntc Gic Siege lplr0c an einan
longen Stria bcfcitigt pic0ar be-
lann Die @arteleit. TicSmol ioQte
ic0oG meine @c0ulo chi feline langc
&ro6c 1cteat pcrocn; pl5tlicb err
tontc ans idApin0clnOer S06e Gin
icbarier Sdrei - faum uier5imOert
Nicfer iiber uns itriMcn sic 6ei0en
9l0ier cntlnnq. SScst batter sic Qc-
iicOerten HduGer 0ie 3icQe nit Oem
Sib erblidt; lie idpenften BON ser
aeraocn 6hiQrihting ob rmO 6caoi-
nen i5rc 0eiuoltiQen &rciIe Sl sie6cn.
9iaaunaSloS, nur nit 0en iubcrItcn
SliigelipiBen itcucrN0, icgeItcn Iic
rom leid5ten @erapiuo gctraaan
ourM oen 9lct6cr 0ns umgc6cuee Sc
lGnoc riBtrauiih priifeuo.
Nic leiiciic @cmsguna oeS @nic6-
merts founte ms oerrat6cn, noi0ge
0rungcn foucrten mir oo6er ooQfon.
men reAunQSlcs smiihcu sen nir 3u
laiGt idluauicHOen elaiiiihcn 8mei-
lcn.
Sicicr im0 tieicr ionfcn Sic 9lOlcr,
IN INNER alcidlcm 6luac i6re @ogcn
3lebenO. ga ifilrte cs plotlih MI
enc idmor3c Moiia ou5 Scr S66e.
D'it anacpreBtcn 66igeln iouite eiucr
Der aaroItiacu &6gcl glciA eiucm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

iallcu0cn Steine hcra6 oui 0aS I'M.
0liid!iNc @ig. 9od Iiini3ig nod
3moBia Dieter. SGon bo6 ib Ole
@iiGic, nm in iencm Wloment, in
Dem Der 9lOler. 0os Sic erqreiienO,
enc SeilmOe chi Der 9lei6en Steae
rcrbarren muBtc, 81 icuGrn. ~ Gal
cin idriQer Shrei. 9liblbnea
Die ShminQen cntioltcnO 6otte Der
glOlcr ieincn Stur, qe9ennt luo
i6oB MN in oic itcile Sdlu6t 6ina6,
bic sur Scitc Qd6nte. @ine lci6te
@cmeguuQ OcS &uidmerfS 6otte Dem
miBtrouiiden &ogel bic 9ld6c Der
SGger uerrat6en
Sn at6onlloicr Spanning iolaten
mir nit Dem 9lnQe ieinem 6ligc gr
glitt iiber oic Shludt 6inii6er, mlrOe
uom gemaltiQcn Sdnulmae on Ser ge-
Qcuiiberlicqeuoen Mon0 cmporgetra-
aen uno 6aftc ouf einem Ooriprinaen-
Der SelsOoripritua nui. gto6 i1mebte
iein @enolie bod oben i'm gletber,
n6cr audi er icnfte iicb in Spiralen
langiam 6era6. Inn hinter Oem Sell
len unieren 9liden su eutidwinoen.
Tcldlidh mar Der critic 9lolcr iicbt-
5dr. Sam Sit 3uriidfc6rcn miir0c cr
mot Ger cin3id noalichc Gcriub
Glieb boS &ernnpirfclt. S1on Qlitt
1T nit &oiura in oie 5intcr lluS lie
gcn0e &aiicrrinne 5uria, I'M Ourd)
ilc ac0edt 0cn SuB iner 6elsmano
81 crrcihcn. @S Galnng, obne ooB
Ger 9l0lcr ms 6cnlcrltc. Giliq itieg
&oilrd nm uah rc6t5 6iniiber. oen
nit &eItriipp Qcidumtcn G6cil Der
TelSuonO crflinuncuO, m66rcuO i6
iel6it ori ni6alidlit gcroOen @ege ser
90Dc 5ultrc6tc Gr polltc Ocrilden,
0cn 9lcler sll iibcrb0bcn lm0 i6H 3um
2iblircid9n IN Der 9liMttng oif MIDI
(60rietnng oui b0 -. Seia)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

G6ole, ion0crH ucr6ogai ourt5 0ic
gSuNt ser Stiirmc.
Sin entjiidcAOer 9lid bot iidl 1ier
aus Ger &06c ii6er OaS tieIonnile
@salOt6al. oie 5o6aoicn Ueridlmgc-
neu 9crgbdnac, Inn ocrcn 6lonfen
ggolfcnibleier fIattcrtcn Gin meIan.
Holii& itiinmngs0oac5 @il0, in-oa5
0ic qroll6ilIteren @eitalten rlciacr
@ealeiter 70 reNt pabtcu, Oeren lin.
itcrc @eiibt55iige 0en G9arolter
i6rcr gcuaItigen @rimot6 5H tragcu
ibicncn. &on 2opf Bis 5u 6AB IN
grancn @olitoii gcllci0ct 0cu "a.
Ser, oen 9lcicbials Grmuen 8oliMal,
alciA Ger Serapc OeS Nlcrifoncr5
ii6cr sic linfc Sbtlte- gCuorien.
Serapc lm0 SaOer ~ Nlcriioner
unO &ai0mircl ipcIDcr Oc5eE-
Iab. llnlUiafiirlih ge0odie idb jcncr
8citcn, in Ocncn idl eth oNocrc5 @a,
birae, sic &or0i0cren 0urditrcife.
Sonuig mo far6eniro5, bod gran.
ian un0 oollcr @u,terliit un0 Glide.
Serge mo G6aler obne @aiier.
WleniAen o6ne Ireue unO @louben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

o9aoroncn" Sicr ober ser bic.
ocre c6rli6c SaIdmirc, 2eute pic
&oilra 9bat, oenen man 2c6cu lm0
@i9cnt6um nit boiler Sidberbclt al.
bcrtrduen fonntc.
9ie Stunoeu Der9ingen. Sem
9loler, fein @eier 5eigte iiH nm oltn.
iligel &ori5ont, e5 mur0e 3cit, 5llni
E6ale binaub3uitcigen
Sic 3ieaen, ole iu5iuiiden eifrig
Qepeioet, miroen gelop imo Der
Nlorif sum G6ale angetreten. Gcim
eriten Sirten 0en mir antroien, bic
ben oie Tbiere aurid, Damn ginQ e5
tiliqen Shrittes bmuter 3unl 6ci.
rnot6Iihen 3elt. no Der 9leit oss "a.
ees nit ihriifliheu glrbc,tcn Der.
bra6t mar.
@erooe ienfte iih 0ie Some SedeA
ocn SorBont ais bob ii6.r Ocn
aamn GeS 0cQenii6cr liegenoen Ser.
gts. ocs g9altruon Gin onnflcr
Yumft eridjicn; ein sweiter iolat, n
gr6Bcr ino Qr0fer. Tic 6ei0cn 9l0lcr
3oqcn foit lpie sum So6nc cine Gier-
ielIhnoe lana bod ii6cr unierem 50.
ger i6rc &reiic SBiit6euo 6lidte
Goilra @hot 6iuouL un0 id lab cs
icincm @ciiht at Dab er alcS ooroi
icbcn lpiiroe, mir sic 6eiOen gcieoer.
ten 9lGu6er Dor 0ic @iicble 5u brin9cn.
PIN nGcGiteu Mor9en mar oas 9Ect-
ter imucrGnoert. Elm leihtcr gee6el
boo iib nit ser iieigenoen Some,
rno 6alO 6otten mir picOer ienen
@rot erreidlt. Cod 606er inO 6o6cr
iiibrte inns &ciuro 9bat Dellte em'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

piloes Goinden, un0 balo itonocn
mir am Gon0e zines pie raienO oas
blnl1icBcnOcn @oiiers. Outer 9lat6
mar tbeuer. @enn meine riejiger
@cbirgsidger ou1 sic peridieoencn
slrme oes 6Illiies lei6t our6poten
tonnten 3umal Die StroblanOalen.
ole ibnen ols 6uBbefIeioung oienten,
an oen naiien Selien nusgc5cihnct
botten mirBteu, 10 mar 0agegen Ger
llebcrgong I'M 10 iAli1mer fiir oie
Sr1gcr. @uroe elmer ser IbwerGe-
padten 2eilte bonn @oiier fortqcrii.
fen, 70 mar Der 9etrcffenOe uu6coinQt
in groBcr Scbensgcfabr, ga or bon
Der mddtigel Str0ming gegcu einen
6elsblod gcidlelloert ODER BON lciner
Solt inter gsoier ee5oeeu werOen
mnBtc.
Sorpdrts mar o6er Oie 9ontng,
oenn bis iib 0ieier @e6irgsiiuB Der.
lief fonute bei Ger regnerii@cn @it-
terin9 cine lange 3eit oerqcben.
aoiura 96ot, mein criter S6ifari,
iu6te nm 5undGit cine moglibit
giinitige Surt uno gelonget ou1
eliidlih iSber oen SluB 6inii6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

t5ales gcreiif, irii6cs @cmiiic NIT
lgieBgetrGteHeH S,MHRclrippen, Ons
gob Gin gi6enOeiieu mie c5 iid Der
Eager inalitten ioIdcr ySil0niB niAt
Seller milnidcn tonutc.
glod6 cine Stgmoc ocrtrdimte i'd
lin 6edusmcn @ong@air. Damn 5og idj
mid in mciH flcmc5 laiii3e5 '0cim
5ariia uu0 war 5alo e.iimuamert.
Eo1c Dortcs glnircNgmg ocs
Samples 5Witgu lSiNensirait m0
s5dlpdAe oes s5rccrs iolgten. llige-
mo0nt por Id ieit laageni oe5 PM.
catbolt5 in 10 grocer @lccrc5b66c,
ungepobnt 0cr idgen NAiitieJc l}it
Der gleidNiiliigleA @icnr tldtcrten
oagc1en bic Sldldsnlri 5oBnc Der
&ergc ~ ibcr Die licllcl Sarge lno
5elsp1nOc, an 0cncn c5 OFT Dor @r.
mottimg nic0criiliicH ipoGtc. To1
poriUdrts porlpdrt9 bicb cs. moAtc
id nidt BON Donl5crcin in Der glh.
tung nciner 2elte iinlH mo 0onit
ie0e 9lusiid)t aaf cine crgcbuiBreidc
So9o renuirteu. Gas g9cltcr iual
umginitig, uobl ipiirtcl mir bolo
bier, 6olo oort Gin 94ilO auL cincu
80ren o0er eincn Scr gepoltgen sci.
ienniien, bod itets mar Oic @criol
gung ergebnibloS, ga ms pl0bli0
cinietcnocr &e0enitirm o0cr 9lebel
sur 9iidte6r ms Sbol 5pang.
@iiige Stdltc 6crridtc auf 0cn fo1.
len @ratcn. 9ein nod 10 oidcr Eiutll
Gin Soocliitoif oc5 0imaIaDa, idIiete
, gegen Die nicOeritiir5enoen @aiier-
moiien 70 ooB iogor Ole mettergc
po1nten @ebiraSIelitc por &alte sit
terten.
9legcutogc iino oos SdlebtcIic,
mas Dem Sd9er begesnen fam imO
bod moren iie mic0erlm crluiinidJt
fonnten ii1 oo1 Die iiberanItrenateu
Steignlusicln cr6olen oas &cr5 Ii@
Scr groBcn OlecrcSb0be anpaiiei.
9lidt gar 5u lmluitig iaB ib Odber
nanden Sag inter oeHl geiuoIbten
Gor6ou ocS gerdunligcn 3cltes, bon
0eiieu Qlaue Scr 3ieaen in enOloiem
@ericiel nieOcrtropitc SeiBer Ebec
nnO rcidliGe Spirituoien bcugten ci,
ncr GrfGltltug Dor, Die ionit 6mii1cn
oen BON Seu@tigfeit ourd5ogenen
Gcdcn in Der itets 0ampiigen, noi.
folten &lciOlng unDermeioli1 gene.
len p1re. Gnoli@ flGrte ooS @ettcr
ctpos ouf ein iriiber 9crgpino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

Damn biloete er, lid bis in Oic Niitte
Scr Strontrna 5uriidarbeiteno, nit
ocn ii6riqen SGqern einc lebelloe
@ette. Gangs Oieier selangten Die
Trdacr Notwithstanding iicbcr, iuenH
auh Itorf erId0pit, ans anoere llier.
1os 8eripreben elmer fleinen ge'
lobmng Iolpie oos 9eluuBtlein, Oen
beldauerli6itcn G6eil oes WloriAes
6inter iidb 5u boben, lieB Die ernIiioe.
ten 2elte bolO wieoer munter por'
pdrtSi6reiten.
Sdon Ienfte iih Ser glbeno berob,
ais mir nnnlittel6ar uuter Den be.
malocten Sanger Der &orberge ons
fanen lm0 in Ger 9lGbe eines 0orfeS
A0alt mahtcn. Sier itonoen 5ur Seitc
0es flcinen Efooes 5ipei geUoltige
g}ub61ume, 0cren reife Sriihte ein.
la0en0 minften, mio balO erbob iitb
in i6rent S6ubc ou5 gerdunligc 3clt
nit ieincm Ooppclten maiieroidltcn
Cad. Gbeuio iHnea 6atte Der &od
nit Ieinem @c6ilicn cine Siittc aus
@edit lm0 8meigen ae6aut, Die ibni
ais &iide Oienen iolte.
9ol0 mirbelten oub BORT OriI6cn
leidjtc HaudJpolfcn 81 Den galmI,
fronen entpor. Gldglicbes 9lofen Der.
rict6. ooB ein letter &onlmel nod
Recommendation 9lihts 9eiblad.
tct mur0c, nm oen 3oblreiden Gin.
0c6orcnen gum obenolidcn Wiabl 5u
0icnen. DuftcnOer Sbce oeS Sina.
Iogo, getrodnete 6riidte inO Srau-
ben. ole on oen Sdngen oes&oibmir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

ihen @e6irast6al Die Sonnenitrab.
lem io6olo oas Sa9esgcltirn 6obcr
lticg. ooh iidereu ShuB gcwd6rtc
Der altgeoientc uSopi", Der Oidipon-
Oige Sonneu0elm ans @olin0crmart.
Stin0c nm Stunoe oerrunn IT
mir no6ten ms oen Bergen, Oa rogtc
icitlib Der StraBe ein iuge6eures
garnnplnocr in Die 9iifte, unringt
BON elmer nieOeren, bauiaaigcl
@louer. Dit einem meincr Sdger,
einem Sin0u trat i6 0ur6 oas al.
tcrsgroue Sbor ino lton0 balO am
SuBe ienes uralten 9}aturbeiIig.
t9ums cincs iener 9eooar6dume.
ocuen oos @olf &aidmirS Scr
c6rung gc5oat ieit ienen SogeIl
0ie 81 melt 5uriidliegen iiir menif.
lides @eodMtniB. lin oen SUP Oes
@aunricieu rcibten iicb uralte Got
tcr6iIOer, balls 5crtriintmert unO Der.
ipiiitet in 0en Stiirmcn oes l}obonl.
me0anismus, oic iiber 0a5 Ebal OeS
Notos o0Dungebrnllt lDarcn. Selt'
fame 0erpitterte StcingeitaIten 0c.
rem Sormcn cine ironlmc &ono nit
rotber 5orbc iiberitriden battc
9ludl fur5cHI Qluient9oIt sing eS
lueiter 0eu Bergen 5iLlino bnl0 5cigtc
rei6crer 9auunpuhs, oaB Die @ren5e
Scr oon Menidenbano 6enrbeiteten
groe gcfonmen. Shon lett Dem @oi.
licren Oc5 lesten Tories mar es mir
auigcioaen, ooB meine 2eute eifrig
miteinonoer tlid)eItcn uno Oic &opie
5uiammenitedten. SdlicBlih iabte
iib elmer bon i6nen Gin Ser5 uno ra.
oebrctte i'm SinOoitanii6 gngliid {:
.Sobi6 no can 90 Wlorntainl"
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The Calumet news., 1914-09-12
FOR STATE RIFLE SHOOT.
Engineers to Send Team to Detroit
Latter Part of Month.

Members OF the Calumet Engineers
are devoting considerable time to rifle
practice on the Tamarack range this
month, in preparation for the state
rifle contests to be held in Detroit
The command will be represented by
a strong team in the company matches
as well as the Ellis trophy match, in
which the Engineers really are the de-
Tending team by reason OF their having
captured the trophy in the last COM
petition.
According to the conditions of this
match, however, new men must be de-
veloped for the competition and this
opens up the way for a number OF
new men who have not heretofore par
ticipated in the state competition.
Some OF the Engineers are making ex-
cellent records on the range in the
practice shoots.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-12
kEWEENAW POLITICS.
Republicans and Democrats Hold
Their County Conventions.

At the Keweenaw county Republican
convention which was held this week
at Eagle River, DIR. w. T. King Thom-
as T.. Parks 5. Russell Smith and
George K. Foley were named as dele
gates to the state convention at Kala-
mazoo. The convention was largely
attended.
The Keweenaw county Democratic
convention resulted in the selection
OF Maurice Kenel Of Ahmeek, to rep
resent the county at the state conven-
ton at Detroit.
Attorney w. Abner Crebassa arrived
home this week from a business visit
TO Detroit and began to make prepa-
rations for his campaign for prosecut-
ing attorney at the forthcoming cleo
ton. Mr.. Crebassa will make the run
on slips in the November election and
proposes to make an aggressive cam
paign. He was defeated for the Re-
publican nomination for this office in
the primary by n very narrow margin,
the present prosecutor. j. A. Hamilton
having been re-nominated.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-12
OLD RESIDENT SUCCUMBS.
Mrs. Martha Wehle Passes Away at
Her Home in Raymbaultown

Mrs. Martha Wehle aged sixty-nine
years, wife Of Ernest Wehle, passed
away last evening at her home. 2374
"A" street, Raymbaultown. after a
brief illness. The decedent was an old
resident OF the copper country having
made her home here for a period OF
about forty years. The announcement
of her demise is the cause OF general
regret. The late Mrs. Wehle was a
native OF Hungary.
Besides her husband, two children.
Mrs. Emil Schmeisser of Union street
and Miss Rose wehle, a high school
teacher in North Dakota, but who has
not yet left to resume her duties, sur
yive. The funeral services will be held
on Monday afternoon at o'clock from
the German Reformed church, Rev.
Quail officiating. Interment will be in
the Lake View cemetery.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-12

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Liability Insuranoe.-Advertise If
The Calumet news., 1914-09-12
DEDICATE new
ORGAN ON 0CT.4


The splendid new pipe organ now
being installed at st. Mary's Italian
church. will be dedicated on Sunday
oct. 4, II was announced today. The
organ committee of the church is pre-
pairing an appropriate program for this
dedication and although 1t is doubtful
IL Right Rev. Frederick Els or Mar
quette, bishop OF the diocese, Will be
able to attend. IL ~ certain that prom
inent priests from all parts OF the PEN
nsula will participate in the ceremon-
lies. The members OF every Italian
fraternal society In the copper coun-
try have been asked to attend and join
i'm the procession.
The new pipe organ OF the st. Mary's
church is one OF the finest instruments
i'm the copper country. II was secur-
ed from the Estey Manufacturing COM
pany OF Battleboro N. H., and prior
to its installation. important changes
were necessary in the church, includ-
ing a Encouragement OF the gallery and
the building OF an organ recess.
The purchase of this magnificent in
strument was made possible largely
through the diligent and persistent ef-
forts OF the ladies Of the church who
have held a number OF bazaars and en-
tertainments OF various natures dur
ing the last few years. always with the
object in view OF securing funds for
the organ. other church societies also
have assisted.