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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
NORWEGIAN M. E.

Service in morning at 1880. evening
at :. Communion observed in morning
service. Sunday school at II.
Rev. II. Is. Madsen of Chicago, SUI
perintendent of the district Norwe
gian NJ. T. church will be in charge If
the morning and evening services ut
the Norwegian NJ. r. church. ,...
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
LAURiUM BREVITiEs.


Richard I.obb is reported To he seri-
ously III ut his home.
Mrs. Wright of Anaconda, Mont. is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Fichtel of Calumet.
Keweenaw Lodge of Masons enjoyed
a very pleasant social session last
evening. The ladies were present and
cards and dancing were enjoyed.
Mrs. Charles l.. Jensen of superior
is visiting AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ H. Hansen.
Joseph Galipeau. Jr.. has left for
Colcrainc. where hc has accepted po-
,sition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
AT CENTENNIAL METHODIST.

The Patriot" is the theme chosen by
Rev. j. j. Strike for his sermon in the
Centennial VI. r. church at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning and in the
evening at 8: 30 o'clock, Rev. Strike will
speak on The Revival Under Joshua
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
SALVATION ARMY

There will be n Harvest service n
the Calumet Salvation army hall at
1880 o'clock tomorrow morning. praise
service at 3 p. IN. addressed by Rev.
Daniel Stalker ID. D.. young peoples
meeting at 5:4j p. IN. and Salvation
meeting at : o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY.

In many OF the churches of the cop
per country Sunday will be marked
with special patriotic service in mem
DRY of the martyred president, Abra-
ham Lincoln. Special sermons and spe-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
ENTERTAINS AT SHOWER.

Miss Mary Munich entertained 1T
her home in Laurium last evening NJ
"A novelty shower in honor of Miss
Mary Mantz, who will shortly become
the bride of John sullivan of Osceola.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
and luncheon was served
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
CALUMET PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Calumet Presbyterian church
Rev. Stalker will preach in the
on the subject, "A World Wis
ion and our Obligation" His evening
subject will be Choice of Avocation."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
CALUMET M. e.

Rev. G. l.. Adams of the Calumet
NJ. T.. church will preach in the morn
ing on the subject, "Meekness of Spir
it." His evening subject Will be
Caught in His own Trap
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
AIIOuEZ METHODIST.

J. Kemp will occupy the pulpit at
the Alloucz Methodist church Sunday
evening. Sunday school will meet as
usual at 2:30 o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.

At the Norwesian Lutheran church
Sunday evening. missionary service,
with short and interesting program
will he conducted. All are invited to
attend.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
CHRjST'S EPISCOPAL.

At Christs Episcopal church there
will be a celebration of the holy COM
at eight o'clock in the morn
ing. All services will he as usual
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
CALUMET CONGREGATIONAL.

A special Lincoln service will he con-
Quoted at the Calumet Congregational
church Sunday evening. Other serv-
ices will he as usual.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
Valentine Party.

cial music, with patriotic hymns, will
constitute the services.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14
Laurium Department
CALL EXTENDED
TO REV. BR00ME
Calumet Baptists Would FIJI Pull
pit in Local Church

Al n business meeting of the Calu-
was voted To extend to Rev. George w.
Iroome of La Sale, H.. who recently
visited Calumet, the call to the pastor
ate of that church. Rev. Broome's re-
cent visit here was at the invitation OF
Calumet Baptists who wanted him to
look over the local field with a view
of permanently locating here and At the
same time expressed n desire To be-
come acquainted with him. lie made Il
very favorable impression upon mem
hers of the church congregation. at all
times having message OF interest II
deliver and IA pleasing manner of ex-
pressing that message.
An early answer is expected from
Rev. Broome and the members of tho
local church are hopeful that IL will
he favorable one. The Illinois pas
tor seemed To be pleased with local
condition as he found them and salts
fled that there is an opportunity To
make the Calumet Baptist church one
of the largest in the community and
power for great good.
Valentine Party.
The Florence Nightingale class of the
Laurium Methodist church will ente"-
tain this evening at a Valentine party
in the church parlors. The young la
dies who compose this class have
worked diligently To arrange unique
program and they are confident that
themselves.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14

James Lean of First street, formerly
a well known Cornish wrestler VIII
give an exhibition of strength at the
Peoples thcatcr Monday evening
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14

]. G. Crafts. dead in Boston. leaves n
legacy of $3.50 To his pet dog.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-14

Mrs. McNabb formerly resided in
T.aurium. She was employed as solici-
tor for the Good VIII Farm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19
eSnlanb . Selegrapb
9lnterifauer

@pn 4nbGngern ~ apt 3
rena's in Merito feits
9ebdlten.
DousIns, 9lris., 18. Ses. -
6. Is. aodbarbt uno Wi6ael Sutton.
afpei bieiise gbauffeure. iinD BON ben
9ruppen Waptprena's in Jronteras
SOnora in Saft senummen porben,
rpGbreno tbre @utomobile toHfis5ir!
lpurben. Dieie Rahri6t erhieIt Ser
SpniuI Der aonitttutionaIiiten uno
bic Der. Staaten 9sboroen baben ios
fort eins unteriu9uns einseleitet.
2aut benz bier sinsetroffenen Seri4t
bebaupten bic SoloatsH, pel4e Die
Q(meriiauer sefungsn nahmsn, baB
bic beiben ghauffeure in ibren Iutos
inpbilen einen 0pnanlo uno ein Wlas
i9inensei9iiB battsn, Die fir Gar.
ransa'i6e Sruppen 6eftimmt fparen.
ssreunbe Der beiben in Der @efdns
seni9aft befinbli9en 2eute periidern,
kab bic beibsn gbauffeure nur autos
mobiltbeile iibsr bic 0renSe mitgenont'
men batien, um in Msrito elm oemos
Iisrtes Qutomobil Su reparirsn. Die
@efangeuuabms Der 2eute iOa erfolg.
Isin, als iie iid auf Der Riidfabrt be.
fanDeu.
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tug SuiIein aemal, Der tiir5ii6 gum
@tnerdl -gpuperneur bon Gegppten
ernannt fpiirbe. snm abeppen aemadi
inerctit tpiirbs.
SnHein Renal 1T Elm Snbn pcl
sSsrndtI pnitru, Der BON 1866 be
1879 ahebipe ppn aeeDpten mar. 6,
lit Elm Gntel bes itbisen abeeipei
Ibbas Silmi.
pie aebellion in 9 Ii b.
sts''se ofrifa au Cube.
aapitabt, 1S. Deg. @eneral
2puis 9otbo, Der premier Der Siib-
airitaniiten llnipn, 1T Der gniint
bab nie &ebt[ipn in Siioafrifa |:
gut lpie su Gnbc 1T. gr Dot iih fir
furse Serien auf feline Sdrm bsseber,
ebe er Die 9nmpasne sesen 0eutif.
Siipipeftafrita beaintt.
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Sbre 0eamten
Sat bic Snternatiouale lluiOn Ser
gsrsimist,n grauereiarbeitr pOH
slmerifa eripablt.

0us MeiuIttt Der @nbl Der @eam.
ten Der sSnternntioHnleu Union Der
9ereinigteH 8rmiereiarbeiter ucl
anlerifn, Seren &aiiptqaartier lid
bctanntlid bier beiinoet, iii nmmebr
SliiammengeiteIlt uno befnnrt gegebe'l
iuorSen. GrpabIt, reip. iuieoeraepdb!i
murcen:
Sefretdr sSdatmeiiter 9lbam Siib.
ner.
ssinnIV. .Scfretir: Soiepb a,roebfiIe.
9,rotofour rSetretdr: Soiepb Cher.
siea.
Sraai,iIdtor: snbert s. angler.
9iebatteur Der .grnuerei.arbeiter
Seiting~: @nftap Mciiler.
MitgIieoer Der grefutipe: !. Ge.
thrift: 60. s. @arS; 9. Giitrift
sSobn guaioan: 3. Siitritt: geter
SGneicr; A. 9iitrift: Gbarles 9lido'
Iaus; 8. 9iitrItt: Mlartin Ds@rnip
6. Iiitrift: ssoiepb Sebner; z. N.
thrift: Ottoman gbIer; 8. Giitrift
emil gsuri; 8. Siitritt: Soba gOrso.
ran.
pier oni1iiiee WliteIieOer Der Sn'
ternationaIen greflitiDe: CHARLES
Stalf. 3obr SoIlerbah, albert Col.
not iln6 gbiiip gasIer.
Steapertretcr: aonrnb Doung.
2ouis Saicrnarn Or. Q. airhner,
sobn Cannon, Sobn Dufs, Ben San.
len. %. Retnbnro. stIpin G. Sdnns.
%. Wliler. SObn 9aIerius uno %,
Gupps il.
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2ofal Beridt.
Seatidjss Sbsater. Gmrs aHSi
iorium.

Ser 5redling" betiteIt iid Ole nnl
fommenbcu Sonntas, ben 20. Ge0em.
Der, bon inierer Geutifen 1beater.
Geieliihnft i'm GnlerpsgIuoitoriunl
Bur gIuffiibrmag gelansen0e Gperets
ten.9tonitot. Ter IiteI bieies Sfiides
f0nnte ihd,t beiier gespdbIt iein. beHI
ole nldnnIidle Sauptrolic III tbatiah.
lid cin 5rcdlins, Die er I'M gii3e
itebt; iein @abliprnh 1T: n5reGbeii
iii bas aapitaI Der Wsittelloien". iiHo
oieiem @abliprlidl bleibt er trcii, in
peldle Saae er aud fommen mag.
9iatiirIid eiltiteheu Oiirh Dieie llnpcrs
irorenbeit mieres SeIoen oie fomiifs
ften SitliatioHen, oa all Die nuberen
iein Spfer ueroen. Gas Stiid lit reid
an natiirlifcm Slnmor bic Wluiif
einidpncidelno iao ins Ghr ges
DeHo. Mud an reiscncen Ian5nunIr
iIIern fehlt es mdt. gindjoem fiir
mebrere 8od)en teime Gperette oiIf
oem Spielpim unierrS 9eutitjcil
Sbeaters geitanoelg miro .,ger sSred)s
ling" rHdit ermaneeln, Doppelte slns
5iebunasfraft auf ons niltiif. iulo
tansiiebanse RubIitum aisssuiibesl
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ilntsrGaIiuues.a .aussisen.

fade unieri6iebslos IN bic Wiitsru5e
sntIeert. Sd fanb beim Durdfuhen
bes Saufens iibsr 200, bic fir me:1s
1ruppenabtbeiIung bsitimnrt iparen.
llno an meins abpeiie dlltin tDdren
IA ssridti. Sd nil ni&i untsrlif.
len, bin5u5ufiissg, bab ii& untsr bic.
fen grisfen aud Merihpopiere befan'
ben. bic bic ungIiidlihen Gmpfdnser
felt 2tnfaHg bss Rriegss sbenfo fsbr.
Iiihtig lpie persebtns erpartst bdtttH.
Dag Der fall ni4t perefHaelt bdite6t,
benefit bic 9batfaGs. bab ih Dor ei-
niger 3sit cine iol9s 4blngsrungE.
itdite fir ni6t bsiteIlte 5elbpofbrisfe
mitten auf Der Sfrdbs fanb. Die
grieft iielteu fid pier i'm StrdbtH.
ifmub lumber unb tpurbm BON ben
pdiionitn inter bic 0iibs ssiretsn.
SD felbE. iah, ME Elm SoIbai, Der ir.
senb sinsn Brief, ber an ieinen Hdasl.
bsf4Iasentn S9uben sIebtn scblisbsn
tpar, aufbob.A
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unfxae.

geim gaeinissn Der Winbs bts
EpriBcnbauIss Der 5tuer Romp. z On
Der @ebitsr nabs Widin Strnbe fiiir5s
te ssTtsrn Wlorssn Der Jeuerwebrmann
gIl. ainssI BON elmer 2citer. unb 5og
jih jfipsre innsrs @erlebungen 5u, ipIs
Sr. 8. Sagsn. gbsf qoIi5siarst feftgs,
it1lt bate. Der @srungliidtt ipiirbe
ndb isiuer Wobnuns ylo. 2719 @lsns
bora apsnue iransporiiri.
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Dis fransS.iif@s gsIss'

Die fran5Siifds JeIb.
I'm GtalImiit. @o bic BrIe.
fs Der fran5SiiIdtn GeIbpoit ibr Jam.
mtrpplles Gnbe finben, poriibtr Be.
lsbrt bsr 9risf zines atibtrnseubsH.
ben bas .(sho be pdris1 Dsr0ffsHt.
Iidt. Gs bsibi ba: sd reifts ssittra
mad y. !, nm einsn WagsH aus.
btHsrn 81 lafen. Mdbrsno idb bort
ipnrists, fam mir Der @soanft, Elm.
maj rn63uIsEen. Oh nift 9riefs fiif
mid ansstommsn feisn. gluf Der Gu.
DE s,tistb ih aud In eilisn GtoII. unb
bort snibedtt i'd 81 msinsr nl6i &C.
ringsn Wsrpiinberiing inmittsn bss
pfsrDsmiites unb nnbtrsr Sdmubs.
rsisn Saufsil pom Brisfsn, bic fiir allc
m0gIidrn 2lrmssforps kiiimmi ma.
ssn. Wsan baise bier sinfs9 9skI.
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9eiepbp,t

| 0ersttelte eineH Hdub.
ii iberfulI uno ermbg-
Iidt bic @srbaftuHg
Dss RGubers.
| Sapulpa, Stla,, 1s. Deg. Die
5eIepbpniitin &ats RurDea in
ROunos, iisben Rsilsu iiibIid bon
BIER sslessn, ueriudts am Jrsita9
eiHsn 4uruf Der Rummer Is 0u be.
antp0rten, erbielt jebod tsiHs atri.
MORT. obihon oas tIsine SisnalidiIo
abaefaIIsR mar. glIs iie nDhmaIs oer.
IuGte, QntpOrt 5u erlangen, bort:
iie, pis sins Srau, aussHf6sinlid in
b06itsr ansit, ausrief; rSbun Ste ss
nitt, i'd nil ia Osrrot6eu, po es ii5
befinDet."
SRI. RurDel iests iid iofori nit Der
poliSei in @.rbinouHg unb iorsis ba.
fir, oaB unosrsig!id pOIi5iitsn ua4
Der WObuung Dss giienpaarsnbdUb.
lsrs Jreo. alsH geiunot DurosR. pu
tie siusn Sorbiseu babel iibsrraia.sn.
ne sr Jrau 9lQeu piirgts, Oa iis ibm
ni4t Derruttsn poQts, po fis SeIO in
ilrem Sauis Deritedt bate. @lbrsHo
oss Samples nit ibrem &ngreiier
bate 5rau gllIen ben Ghnltri6ter
Dom SeIsp6ouopparat berunterserii.
len uut bierourd Der SeIepbouiitiH in
Der GentraIe srmOsIi4t, ibrs SiIf,.
rufe gu b0rsn. Der Rau6geisue pur.
be binsfsit sema6t.
Sr. 9srHburs Bel benz
Srof.n BON gsrHitorfi
auf 9siua.
W q bington, 3. g., 1S. Se,.
Or. Bernhard 0errburg, Der friibers
beuti6. aoIonial SetretGr, tsaf an
Jreita9 3u sinem 9eiu9 bsi psm Ora.
fen g.rnitorff in Der bisiissn beut.
iaen gotlHaft elm. Gr ipirp ein;g.
Gage bier bIeibsn uHb Dr. Gernbura
fast. oaB Der 9siua Elm rein psrfSn.
Iiter lei.
9r.i Resi.rung.n in
Wsrito.
GlpaiO, ser., IS. 9e5. =
WseEito bat jsst orsi psrI6iebene Re.
sierunsen uno aud brsi Sorten DON
papisrsslo. Vi. n.ueite RepoIution
bat General Sol. Yns3 Sala5ar in
ebibuabua ms 2sben gerufen unb
aeItern bat Salasar aud eissnes pas
pisrselb in llmIauf sefsbt. Die
9elbfaeine, bic In ben @ereiNigten
Staatsn aebrud. purbsn, trasen Ga.
lasar's llnteri6rift uno bag Woito:
niyriebe unb Gsrs9tisteit".
sSm aaufe bisisr Wp6e bielt.n
5ruppen Salaoar's in Sabinal an Der
RortAfDsitern gubn sinen 3us an,
auf fpeIdem fid Elm 3ablmeiiter Dill
las befanb unb iie toufisairten 200.s
900 DsIos in bon 9illa auagegeGenem
gapiergelb, Dag 5ur 8e5abluns Der
Wiaa'i6en 5ruppen In Gaias 9rans
bes beitimmt getpeisu mar.
Sdlasar's Sruppsn erbi.lien tiir5s
litt eine bebeltenbe Serbung Muni.
tion. bic Don ibren 2lsentsn in ben
gereinigteH Stoaten setauft iporbsn
ipor.
3tpiideu Suare3 unb Sorrepn III
duf Der GentruIbabn Der 8strieb ipies
Der aufgenommen lporben, aber untsr.
balb bon 1orreon 1T Der @.rte6r nod
INNER unterbro6en, ba bort periGies
bens 8riideu DON ben Iruppsn Gars
.saasa's sssbscHut iporbu iine.
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Gas gonae &erionaI III in onnt.
barren Ioaen6eid,ditiat. .anbiuereieu II
barren RoIlen beihdftigi, unb mer CT.
nell angenebmeu abeno DerIeben nil.
uiiterIaIIc es nidjt. Goiu,tae feline
S6ritte na6 bein emerp 81 lenien-
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inn brei 5arbise I'M sleitriiGsn etubl
ibr Seben ausgebauht bdiien. 5obses
bate I'm September 1913 sinen Rons
iiabler ermorbst.
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Sn berfnmfen- Sarmen.


2te bBnften g.aar.Ereiie tesabIi ifir ae.
brdifte so,bbeIn ouer G0tten +SanileI Cireni.
Rtcne maniu 400.
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9umor i'm g 9iibtngrd.
BEN. Der .gsuen Bah. 2anbes3tg.1
tpirb aus bem Jslb Der folgsnbe Dor.
fad mitsetbsili: Cine aompasnis lag,
obns gu fdieBen obsr kiHoftn 5n
tptrb<H, friebIia In ibrsm Grabsn.
udbren1 rs4ts unb Iints Iebbaftss
Ttutr mar. Tfan fragile eritaunt, ipss.
balls es bsnn in Der wlitie 70 rubig
let. Da erfubr man. Der aDmpusnit.
def bat beute gsburtstag, unh bn bat
bic Aonpagnie gum dtinb eeT9idt,
ibm bds msIben 5u Iaiisn unb ben
@oriGIos semuhi, bisfen 1as boz
burh an ftisrn, bab man gsgtnisitis
nidi lhisbi. Die 5ransoien iinb bar
nuf eiugssdnssn unb bielien Mor:.
DIR 5duptmanH tonnis ftinen gs.
burtstng unbsbslist bsssEsn, unb trlt
mad beiIen 4blduf. um Wlitternd4i,
tra&:s ber erfs ftinbIi5s Grub ber.
iiber.
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@,rrcnnt = w,annIiM

Gabfnsf mafere. 0Iuers. Ganbers.
eScoetrcrsinG @l16ine urib Ben4 ednbt firb
bterftit tenanndhfiat bdb In Gindrnnii.. O..
eiu Gfrttf I'm Gnree IT, Bul. Hftrie.
Ge.reiny enmiIfcu 90. Carpenters GHiriei
Council. u
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Sum britien Nal TER.
nuHStt. Gin iunger aIugsnfurtsr
Dffisitr ipurbs fhpn gum briitenmnE
uIs arisssDsripunbsisr IN bafelbs
Spital in DfsH.4sit ssbrcstt. Bsin
britieHnlaI iibtrrtitte gr5bsr5pgin
auguIk. ipsId, bas Spiial unier ihrs
Dbbut esnommsn 6atie, benz tapfsrss
jungen Dffi3Isr einr goIbsne WlebaiIIr
uIlb fiiets boju bic fher3baFts Hsmn-
lung: sd bak Gis 5ipar fsbr germ,
aber Siansnaait 6iirisu Eis bsi mis
niat psxssnl
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RauH in mtitieren Snlrsn fildi Eieuf nls
W,eiier potr am Rripdisidt, 9ef. 2eintels
man, 5armfrs 9oitL Cont unb RSfe Cir.
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RerIanai-@eibIim.

saeer als sriiis sauss- SO sinSIaa siI
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Srndta1en

iebsr ust IN beuifesr mtb sneIif4es erra3s
inr 0eFAdfi6Isists, 8frdrs etf. usbsffeoanesE
issrbsn sni flnnf6 bsisreE
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eielI,naeindls RdmIih.

gtbIfbtter Ttutfast. eseiertsii ipauial
irlenemeide Heifdftigira. 0uis Mefersn'
stTi. ssiniam ssasb. 2oy Gii So. gtInte.
gietp BORT. i7-13s
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Mdbnen fnr aceeu unb um bel Der Sans.
urbfii ~ beIfeu. $751; elofe etn @bone
eluon e7.
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Gran I'm alter BON 80 bis 3B sabrm fnr
S1usnrteti nnb {tcten. Cute eeentlnrG.
eteiise arbeit 625 6optbctne tfbe. Rebmf
GIberon ubs. Gar.
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Thursday Was Church Day

Yesterday the Ladies AID, the Sunday School and the
Epwoh League combined forces and efforts and raised money
by the serving excellent dinner good ice and cake
and candy to pay off the Indebtedness OF the church. except the
mission board account Those who interested very
thank krul for the liberal patronage received.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22
HOW TO SUCCEED

During the last few years. condi tlons in an lines Of business even professional fife. have changed SC completely that every man is waking up Co Che fact that In order Co win success he must specialize and learn to do some one thing and do it we'll
 So 1t is with any article that is sold to the people It must have genuine merit or no amount of advertising will maintain the demand for the article
 For many years druggists have watched with much interest the re- markable record maintained by Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great Kid ney Liver and Bladder Remedy From the very beginning the proprietors had SO much confidence in it that they invited every one to test it.
 It is a physicians prescription
 They have on file thousands of un. solicited letters received from form CT sufferers who claim they are now enjoying good health as a result of It's use.
 However if you wish first to try a sample bottle. address Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. r., enclose ten cents and mention this paper They will promptly forward you a sample bottle by Parcel Post
 Regular sizes for sale at all drug gists-ffty cents and one-dollar. adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22

Hammond's election in Minnesota was @ surprise to the Republicans, who blame the prohibition question.
 The rivers and harbors appropri-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22
COTTON GROWERS MAY REF USE TO PLANT CROPS NEXT YEAR
This Action May Be Taken to Protect Themselves Against the Liverpool Interests Which May Keep Market Closed.

LONDON. Nov. 21- Discussing the plight of American cotton growers, the Gotten Factors Times, prominent English trade paper. says. "It is to be hoped that for their saxes as well as ours the planters will get through without serious loss. The call for cot ton will come in due time, and it is essential in the general interest that it should then be Forthcoming in sur- fcient quantities, which could hardly be tie case if the growers were ruined or were very severely hit at the pres ent time"
 The World Record has prepared a table, based on figures of the Inter- national Cotton Federation. which show that sbout one-half of the cotton produced in America for the year ended September l. 1913, was used by the countries no wat war. Great Brit. aiL, Germany, France. Austria. Russia. Belgium and Japan are represented as consuming 7,534934 bales out of to- tai of 1l5O3,757 bales Italy. Spain, Portugal Holland Sweden. Denmark and Norway which took 1,193.YS7 bales of cotton in 1913, are also more or less seriously affected by the war.
 Cotton spinners at Manchester were mucl disgruntled by the action of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners Associations in running short time. For a time serious labor troubles were threatened But conditions in the cot ton market have new become sc bad that complete suspension of cotton manufacturing plants seems imminent unless the government finds some way to offer relief
 Spinners are indignant over the con tinucd closure of the Liverpool cotton marke, and have inspired efforts to effect direct business relations be- tween the growers and consumers of cotton, thus eliminating the Liverpool cotton dealers. The Manchester Guar dian end other prominent papers To catad in cotton manufacturing centers. while admitting hat such plan might be desirable, say it would require a long time to handle cotton direct be- cause of the great amount of machin. cry required to take care of it prop erly and the necessity for the careful grading which Liverpool dealers have afforded.
 Speaking of the proposed elimina- ton of Liverpool interests from the cation trade the Cotton Factory Times says Cotton planters in America have already considered the necessity ot rrotecting themselves against the Liverpool interests, and it is reported that they have decided that no cot ton shall be planted next year. This is of course meant as a warming that f. their stocks of materials are not taken off their hands now a greatly. enhanced price will be charged for it la,er on.
 Opinions may differ as to whether some of the present dislocation Of trade could not be avoided, but # is daily becoming more clear that there are too many conflicting interests at work in the business, which makes it very difficult for trade to move, and those interests seem bent. on blaming each ether for some DOT.