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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
aUniarcid1 Sndjieu.

Wnrtneutir9en. Der i'm
0oQtluune bstannte 8uhorudereibez
tiger So6ann S6miot puroe, ais er
geiddftIid in 2sip3ig meilte, pom
Sdiage setroffeu uno mar iofo,t tot.
2eip3iQ. Giner Der poltstImz
Ii6Iten Militdrtape1msiltsr, Der roite
WoItbsr", feierte iein fini8igiGbrises
SubiIdum nIs MilitdrtopsQmeiIter.
9orI MoItbsr fam nit taum % Sab
rem 1864 nab 9reslau oIs Sapeuz
meiiter oes Snfnnterieregiments &c.
so. mndte Damn bic oyei &rie9e nit
uno lpnr LANCE Sabre 3s!ter oes Wtuz
iittorps beS acknowledgements go.
1O7 in 2eip3ig. Gr bat 5oblrei6e
WfGri6e uno SGu3e tomponiert. cine
MiIitdrTsItoupertiire aeihristen unb
NIT ieinsr &opeQe pisie &on5ertreiien
unternpmmen. Sebt lebt er in Itile,
Ter 3uriitqe3ogenbeit in GouBI6. :
= Na6 lGngerem 2eioen psrid
Der GbrensS berbiirgermeiiter Der
i6erinnung uno 0irsttor Der I
ger Central : 8iebmurttSbnnt
fSrieori9 Streubel i'm Glitter pd
Sabren.
Irno5erg. SIN Mni pirb ms
i'm oberen Gr5Qebirgs, ipe3ieQ in QnN
nuberg. BEN 40Qidbrigen @eburtstng
ron Barbara llttmann, Der 6etnnnten
G~rFinberin Der Spibentloppslsi uno
groben Mobltdterin Der Gr3gebireler
feitll6 begeben.
pIouen. Mus NnIoB bes 125iGbz
rigsn @eI6Gftsjub;Idums oss n@oets
tdnoiIden M~n5eiqers" nuroen Der @es
f6GFtsIeitung Der 3eitung 3nblrei6e
GbrunQen uno Nufmertiamteitea 3Gz
tell. Die leitencen Bsri0nli6teiten
erhieIten ppm &0nige unp BON BEN
6iritsn HsuB Sroensous3eihnunqen,
zen Wngsitelten uno Mrbeitern MUIR
ben pom @erIos 8elo9elhente iber=
reiht. Nm 4beno fanp cine 5eitlihz
Felt Itutt.
8ouben. Cine treus Mieterin
. Die i'm Sc. Qebensinhre bier per=
'torbene 6rcu perm. 9Bittiun9. Oieie
bat 81 Sabre lang i'm 6ouIe oes
Strumpfporsnfobritnn Ioam. Ser
beritrobe IA, getuo9nt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
Qcmmern.

5ptneminoe Der so. Sab
reitoq bts Sesqsfe6ts BEL Sasmunb,
bfl benz bic oeutfde Worine ibre
sYeuertauFe srhielt, puroe in Spinss
mijno. burd 6eit3ug uno 8eod6tniss
feier ouf benz alteu Trisohof an Dent
nal Der 5osmunos 0efallenen began
gen. 4n Der Feier nnbmen auBer 9srtre=
tern Der 8ehorosn bas Sffi3iertorpB
Der Gorriion. Iorpie oas oes 2inisns
fdifi5 ~Qommsrn" tell, fsrner 4omi-
raj D. Qiponius. Der ol8 erIter Diff
sier ouf Der 9orOette rNpmpbe" oas
8efsht bel So5muno mitmo6te, ionie
onoerc iibetitbtnoe Mittdmpfer uno
0etsranen pom 1864, forpie 8rieqerz
uno Wilitdrpereine. Die 8eoGdtniss
rebe belt GATOR 9otter. Nah Der
Reoe ruroen 8rGu5s i'm 4uftrdge bss
StontSIetretdrs oes Reihsmarines
omts, Der taiierliden Marine uno
i'm Humen fdmtIiaer Warinspereine
GeutI6Ianos n~iebergele9t.
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PoQuo5ri6(en
ans 0Cm
Alten Dalcrlan0r.
4eiaSbauptitaot.

gerGin. 1O2 Sabre alt III Der
E6renmeiTter Der 8erlirer Saio6erz
Snnuu9 g9i.helr 75riti6 gerporoen.
Der am GngeIuier % bel ieiner 3o6s
Ter tuobnt.
- Sine Stiftuu9, bic Der oerItors
6ens 9ofs JIeiI6ermsiitet Setter an
20. 0eburtstag her Berliner 5leiI6ers
Jnnung mi0mete. miro jeBt ms Qeben
tretsn. Setter bate oamals Der IN
nung 10000 WIart nit Der 8eItims
munq ii6erlpieien, onB bic ,3inien gu
nd6it 10 Sabre gum Gdpitol geIdlas
9en iperoen ~Ioitsn. 53ped Der Stifs
tuna 1T. nit 6iIfe bss St.ftun9stapie
taIs uno etpaiaer lpsiterer %,3upenoun=
9sn Elm Qlters 8erIorgungsbeiT fir
bil~fsbeoiirFtige 5leiiher 3u erridten.
- Der tursli6 ueritor3ene Banter
Gmil Gaufmunn bot 35it;Ttmungen
liter Elm Gupitol pom 10000 Mcrt
fir cine StifturQ hInterlofen, bic ieis
nsn uno ieiner Satin Ramsn trngen
Iou. Die 3in'sn bieie5 &apitals
Iouen aGiabrli6 psrItieoener, bss
ionoers be5ci4neten. gemeinniibt9en
3usden 3u9siIbrt peroen. Nuber<
benz limb 10000 W}ort CUR ioFortigen
0ertsiIung en- cine Qn3abI BON Wobls
fobrt8s SnTtitutsn beItilnmt poroen.
Ssrr SuIius Sotobp. Der 8ors
fibenoe beg 8~oritonoes Der iiioiIfen
@emejnbe. fmeierts BEN 90. @ebuytstog.
or bsQriinoete i'm Sabre 1847 bic
8oumponen Sirmu SuIius uno Nooli
,Sotobp, bic dIteite 8erlirs, bic er 81
Sabre binourd I~sitete, uno oersn Sns
babsr isBt Der 6obn Teines peritorbe>
men 8ruoer8. 6err Jo6dnr Quopig
S,atotp, 1T. Dem 8oritanoe Der Si>
oiiten 0emeinbs qebort er Ieit 1873
an. ZEN 0orIjb fuhrt er isit 1901.
- Die ariminoI 9eb0roen bon
8roBs Berlin iino uuf Der Suhe mad
bern "a Sabre oItcn G6reiber Wiui
Gdub ous Der 8oiierz 6rieorih@
Gtrabs in N,utoIn. Der in elmer 8ont
in Der 9iilopFrnbs, Sci Der sr bsihGfs
tigt mar, siren Systematically aus
eefibrt Bat uno Ieitoem perIdpunoeu
1T. Der iunge Wann 0ffnete ben
9aFerrdum in Ibrefentsit oes &aIs
Iierers nit cinsm Nodf6liF.I uno
itobl aus Der 9aFe 100 Mor' pa
pisrgeIo. Gr biisb nod big gum
4beub I'M 0eI9Gft uno peridpano
oann.
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HhcinprppiuS.

&6Ir. 81 Ger GtraBe Inter sen
fcttea @ennea ty,a nds @auptpo6cy
roHy pcn 600 Mlgimeter Stiyie. IN.
'c!9toci1en wuroe e gause llmQebUr9
uater 0aiitg geie3t. 3piIhm Dem
Tom nm ZEN 9lhuhofc itdno oa&
AAaiI5r fu8tsh. 9iele Seller n1yen
lu1terlpiilt. @i.s';er unp Nsphol: chi
zen Strabsn tvuroeu in Die Nphs &C.
boben uHo Sic Strobenbdbn'hienen
aus ihrer Qa3c sebradt.
III ii II u tn @Iuobad. Ods
Shlpuylerid; perurteilte Den Neber
6ytnsen, Der feline 1rou eur6 gibs
banolun9 uno S6lGee duf BEN 3opf
setotst uno Brutal feline dreune iibsr
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Mcdlcnburd.

Wismor. Senator 5rieorih
0iIoe bat ourd GrI6ieB.n Selbltz
moro periibt. Der 8runb Der Sat
1T unbstonnt. DiIoe itanb i'm So.
Q%sbensiobre uno mar perbeiratet.
g dperin. 0as Srts8sgeriht
%ertdnnte 9sg'n ben SoIoatsn S~tueiter
2laTe. hilbert pIonib. pm Der II.
a~ompognie oes 6IiiIisr Regiments
Ro. 90 in RoTtod, tpegsn 0isbItobls
uno @etrr1es i'm pieoerboItsn Rids
foa. 5ubnsuftudt i'm &ldfan. grsisz
qobe ron 9ieniQe9enitdnoen, SAL
ihunQ pon 3rpei irtunoen. ouf sipei
Sabre orei m}onoie 3uttbaus, Gus
itcbung Gus hem Seer unc Die I6lt
den NebsnItrlFsu. Der %eytreter oer
4ntIo9e bate oyei Sabre GefdnQnis
teaRtya9t. ooa) cytlirte Qlanig in oer
MISUNDERSTANDING CT mlroe irotuo
etlpas beQebtn. I'M nit 3uh:baes Sc
trait 81 peroen. Gs lei i6rt u.tfno1=
Id. nad abermaIigsr @~srbuBuno
elmer mebriobrigtu 9eiGn9risItrafe
psiter ais SoIont srpsiter 3IaH. Al
oienen.
9uItrOtp tn. gu 2 Sobr.n ! woRas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
@Hrttcmbera.

8ibtro9. Sier puroe Der Wnis=
quitdtenbdnoler Bauer Dor feinem
WobnbouIe nit elmer S9ubpunoe
oufaefunosn. Gr sab on, BON benz
8iloi6niser Ruoolf onseidoFen por=
ben gu isin. 9l.i9 no9 ieiner Nusz
foss peritarb 8ouer. Sn Der @ob@
nung 8ouers fano man ben Bib
56nibtr Rubolf tot i'm SsHd fiBenb.
Gr bat iid anideinenb f.lbit eri4ohen.
Gppingen. Die Me6aniide
Sdubfabrit bon ). Weil 1T bon einem
Grobfsu.r SeritOrt porben. Sehs
o%ngren3.noe @ebGube finb ben Slam
men gum Spfer gefalen. Ser Sduz
ben betrdgt etpa ! Minion Wart.
Neun 6omilien finb pbbo9los.
4oIen. Der ~58jdbrigs Norftanb
bes beno6barten poitomts WaFernls
fingen, 9o'tinipettor G6miot. tpuroe
tpssen MISUNDERSTANDING, beganqen
felt mebreren Sobren, perboftet. G5
ion ii6 I'M cine Summe BON 1000
bis 5000 Wtort hnnoeln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
NropinA Eacnicn.

5nGfs. Sine qepaItiqe GroIsns
flung bel S6lotbeim bat grn5su S6az
ben angeri9tet. Die 6ubrItruBe 3rpi>
i6en &0rner uno S6iotbeim lit in
elmer 8reite BON Is M2etern uuf elmer
groBen Strede sinqeiunten. SeiIs
peils betrGet Der QbIturs biz gu a6t
Nstern. Won permutet, pab Der
Grofaq ouf uuteriroilde OepaTer suz
riid3ufibren lit. Der @ertebr tpiro
iiber BoItenroon geleitst. Man bat
einen umpe9 BON Il Stunoen gu ma
den. IS eri6eint frngIi6. ob bic
GmuFee pieoer bergsitslt peroen
tnnn.
@uf Grunb Der ousgs3eitnet.n
GrfpI9e, bic er ouf Dem erlten bier
oeranitaIteten WiinIhelruten=9on9rs
aufpeiien tonnte, 1T Der betdnnts
8iini6eIruten9dnger. Sngsnieur SIsis
nnu in Sotben. BON einem &onIors
tium omeritdniI6er &apttuliiten nab
Canada berufen morpsn; er ioQ bort
oos 9ortommen bon 8oli feIt3uItelIen
IuGen.
Stenoul. Gin OcIo5Grouteinz
BREEDER 6offmonn ous 9annoper, oas
9aupt elmer 0iebe8bunos, Die ldn9sre
3eit Die gauge NItmnrt unIifer ge-
mo6t bat, puroe bon Der 9traFtoms
mer gu adt SSdbren 3uhtbnus perur@
teilt. Gin aompIi3e 9pffmunns, Der
Der 8eribtsperbanolun9 b~eipobnte,
purbe i'm 3uihnuerroum perbuftst.
Gr nsnnt Ii6 S6r0oer uno nil .8e=
ferenoor" iein. Sn ieinem 6onotofs
fer fano man cine Wlen9e perI6ieoener
Gin6redertpert3euge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
@rnhhcrspntum &eecn.

RorGsrubs. Ter fru6ere Glen
bnbnietrsidr cams 2eionsr unb ieine
15rau nuroen perbaf!et. Sic batten
Dor Ginger 3sit auf 8runo zines Sns
ierats oos &iuo elmer GontoyiItin 9e@
gen cine gt~5finoung BON 500 Mart
aopptiert uao odnn oas 9ino ousgsz
iebt. DieIes W}on0per ~poQfIhrten ie
nod BEL einiaen auoeren &inoeru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24

ihren Job gedubert bate, gu fis6en
Sdbreu 3u6tbaus.
Weub. Gin 9entmal fir 9aiIs,
8iibeln /. fol i'm 5rufia6r 1915 auf
rem W}urfts in gleuB 4uftsGuna fins
een sur 6eier osr bu1oertidhrigen ,3us
oeb0rigteit Der Staot GeuB gum &os
ni8rei9 preuBeu. Der Dett6elperb,
Ger ieBt fir Die 9orentpiirfe ausoes
f6riebeH Miro. lit nuf Die GunItler
3beialnnbs uao Weiifalens bsIGrdntt.
GiaIieIerungsfriIt lit her -. Mloi b.
S. Qu5QsTsBt limb fInf pveiie Don
1900, 1850, 800, 600 uno 500 Ttarf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24
8rnuoeubura.

GborIotteuburg. Sur Or
boIung itGotifber Sran,snIhpeItsrn
fopie fir Iiterorifde unb tinftl.riihe
.3ped. fpuroe Der Stoot BON timer
Eiire.rin, bic niht e.nannt iein min,
bic @umme bon 10000 Mart oIs 9.s
ihert iib,rpieIeu.
8~eestop. 5isr iiorb Der 9aits
pirt paul Sprenger. Der Better oes
-9riiuen 8aums", be. fdon 1889 dIs
Gaitbof stnannt piro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-24

ten 3udtbaus perurtsilte oas S6purz
9eri6t ben Bidder 8ui6 aug 0oIobn9
in Wurttemberg, Ter in S%epten6er
porigen Sabres 0 6siIbronn aug an
cine in Roitod pobnenbt Gbefrau cine
in papier perpadte 3%igarreutiite
idnote. berea SnbaIt beim Ceffnen er<
plooisren uno bic Gmpfdngerin onuz
erno entitelen ipIte, mas ober nib
lang. Mtiter bat sr i'm Geptemser
oorigen Sla5res feline Tr1u uno cine
8rau 9olte nit lem &eybreaen res
SotI5laQes be0roht.
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Wehfalen.

IN ii n Ter. Del ON 6. WGrs p.rs
|torbene COMMENCEMENT piepmeper bat
teitamentnriIh cine Stiftung i'm Yes
TRACE BON 5tpsi Miuionen WIort fir
Idmddli6e uro in Der GntpidIung
Suriid9ebIiebene &inoer obne Inter
Idieo Der &onfsiIion permaft.
8ietefelo. Gommer3ienrat Nus.
Better bot aus WnlaB ieircr ii~Ibernen
Sod5eit 100000 Wnrt 9eitiftet. osrsu
3inien our llnteritiiBung fir in Not
9erotene AngeIteQts uno Nrbeiter lei.
ner 6abriten pertpenoet tpsroen iolen
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9(aturopatDiidr5 Sanjtar
Joseph Esie~e. y. d.. Ga nt9amsr.
4O2 iHOl. Z. StrnBt, "a GroiIt,

81 uter uno 4reiEs
~ ii # EN-
bggtenti6e 81 br'
mtttel. ~pburmacenlis
ldR uno fOsmetlihe Qrds
parote, inr GieSe'S
%HauSentbee, bslItrdis
ttge 2router uno @rs
tgnfte iieben prompt gu
9tfuiten uno zine Bolt
tarts brtust 9hHen oas5
8sUluidte. Y0iisn Ste
iidl eteuiauS BON mir
trs,e Grolturen ilber oas
aduj neue uno iDunoers
bare Sauerfiuff Seils
ucrfdhren fonnen. uers
f0rpert in VirdDpIof,
iibsr oeiisn @irtun9 Die
sdH5e 8slt ltaunt.
eSn insiner 2lnitolt
tperoen ale Wietbooem
Der ueuen Vatnrbeils
iueiie a%n9emanot, uno
leIbit III gan5 per5meliel.
ten 5dasn lit mir meis
items cine Sur seIungen.
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ee6re6lihe SHUTTER oes 10 i6ner 0e=
I6doigten fam lei lem 9rano ums
QebeH; tie eritidte.
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@rphhcripatmm Nciicn.

9upiuasn. :Sn Der Iaou,n al.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
DANCING PARTY AT ELECTRIC
PARK

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the An
cient order Of Hibernians of Hough-
dancing party Wednesday evening,
June 10, at Electric park. The public
Is invited to attend. Admission 25c.
Advertisement. 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
STUDENTS Will
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Class Day Exercises, Commence.
ment and Receptions

Next week will be a busy one foI
the students of the Calumet high
school. In addition To the commence
ment exercises which will be held in
! the Calumet theater on Thursday
evening, June is, the class day eNer-
cises will be held and the annual re-
ception of the juniors To the graduates
will he held.
The class day exercises will be held
ON Wednesday evening. June Il. \
splendid program is being prepared
and these exercises will be up to the
usual standard. Class day will be OBJ
served in the high school auditorium.
Thursday evening the annual COM
mencement exercises viii be held in
the Calumet theater. Hon. II. O. Cor
sans of Cincinnati Ohio will he the
commencement speaker. The Calumet
and Hecla orchestra will also assist
with the program.
on Friday evening the Junior "A"
and Senior "B" classes of the high
school will tender reception in honor
of the graduates in the Light Guard
armory. This doubtless will be one of
the most elaborate functions of it's
kind ever attempted here.
The annual reception OF the alumni
association i'm honor of the graduates
will be conducted in the armory on
Tuesday evening, June %. This like
wise will he a pleasant social gath
ering
The annual ten weeks summer va
cation of the schools of Calumet will
begin one week from Friday. This day
viii also DE marked by the closing eX-
ercises in the schools of Osceola and |
ANCucZ township.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
|PYTHIANS READY
FOR MEMORIAL
Splendid Program Being Prepared
for Services Sunday

The Memorial sunday exercises t'
be given under the joint auspices oi
Laurium and Charity lodge. knights
of Pythias i'm the Laurium bank hal
next Sunday afternoon viii be public
i'm their nature, il is announced. The
services will be carried out in accord
ance with the beautiful Pythian ritual
prepared by the founder of the order
and should be very impressive.
Joseph Swykert of Laurium lodge
will act as chancellor commander, John
Richie of Charity lodge will act as
vice chancellor, Thomas Gray of Char
ity lodge will act as keeper of records
and seal, and Rev. 4. b. Sutcliffe of
the Laurium NJ. T.. church will fill
the office of prelate.
The parade through Calumet and
Laurium at the conclusion of the eN-
ercises will be led by the respective
masters at arms of the two lodges
VIII II. Hooking of Charity lodge and
Rhino Gesche of Laurium lodge. The
procession will proceed as far as yell
low Jacket and a committee of the
two lodges will proceed To the Lake
View cemetery i'm an auto and will
decorate the graves of departed mom-
bers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09

Naturalist John Burroughs is OPP
posed to the use of tobacco in any
form.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
: 1. 1. = + + + = = = = = = = .
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
= !. = I. + 1. > + I. = !. = - 1: 1.

Miss Lucy A. Rlcca has departed
for Chicago, where she will enter
training school for nurses.
Dan c. Harrington is expected hom'
this week from vacation trip t.
lower Michigan points.
Steve Murphy of Butte, formerly OF
Calumet, is visiting with friends anC
relatives here.
Jerry Des Roster Of Globe, Arizona
formerly of Calumet and Mrs. Des Ro-
sier are visiting with local friends an
relatives.
Charity Lodge No. 1871. knights of
Pythias has made ARRANGEMENTS for a
dancing party in the Electric Park on
the evening of July II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hoffenberg have
arrived home from a visit to Chicago.
John Birk, PAUL Halter George Hor-
ton and Walter Wollsky will leave this
evening for Detroit, Cleveland and
lower lake ports 10 visit.
Thomas Collins of Princeton, Mass.
formerly a resident of the copper
country and associated with a number
of copper country business institu-
tions, is visiting here. Mr. Collins has
recently returned from a trip around
the world.
Daughters have been born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Laurie of 2006 Calumet
avenue and to Mr.. and Mrs, stephen
Tomalka Of 221O Middle street.
Gordon r. Campbell is expected
home from Lansing, Chicago and other
cities on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkenshire have de-
parted for Humboldt, where they will
visit.
w. \. OXman of OsceOla has pur-
chased a new five passenger Maxwell
automobile.
George Ninko of Osceola left today
for Charleston, w Va, where he eX
poets To locate.
n. j. Goggin who has been studying
for the priesthood at the st. Paul
Seminary is expected home tomorrow
for his summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kuba and
family have departed for the Atlantic |
Mine where they will make their flu
ture home. !
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
BELIEVED U. S. AND REBELS
CAN EFFECT PEACE PLAN
Continued From first PAGE.

likely to be satisfactory to all. They
think changes in the plan of Guada
lupe could be made and the revolution
settled by diplomatic means but they
are unwilling to run the risk of an
armistice without having first discuss
ed peace proposals among themselves.
With this view the American gov
eminent is more or less in sympathy,
and a compromise arrangement is be-
lieved TO be in sight whereby peace
plans will be taken up with the Con-
stitutionalists in channels separate
from mediation.
AS result no protocol can be sign
ed in the next fortnight, it is believ-
ed, and probably there will be lull
in the conference. Everything that
has been advanced by the American
delegates in their proposals for peace
has been contingent upon ultimate
Constitutionalist approval so there is
confidence in many quarters that an
agreement with the Constituencies
will not be a difficult task, even if
they do not join i'm the conference
The Constitutionalists will undoubt-
edly have voice i'm the selection Of
the new provisional president, and at
least two of their number would oc-
cupy principal portfolios i'm the new
cabinet.
Bryan. after n conference with Will
son before the regular cabinet meet
ing. announced that both he and the
president were very hopeful that the
Constitutionalists would participate in
the mediation negotiations at Niagara
Falls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Children of the Franklin School Will
Entertain Tomorrow.

Arrangements have been made for
the annual spring music festival by
the pupils of the Franklin school to be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2:15
o'clock on the lawn at the rear of the
school. The parents and friends of the
pupils are cordially invited To be pres
ent. Following is the complete pro-
gram.
Part !.
Kindergarten Games.
Spring and Summer-Ruom ..
The Tran--Room 3.
The Postman; Poem-ROom 4.
The Sum- Pussy Willow; Starry
Night-Rooms 2, and 4.
kindergarten Games.
May Pole Dance.
Part IT.
Poem; Vacation Song; Echo
Room 8.
The Wind; Fire Bells-Room 6.
The Bluebird; Santa Lucia-Room Z.
Night; The Wave Maidens; Nursery
Rhymes-Room s.
Michigan, My Mlchigan-Rooms 8,
G. and 8.
Amerca-Entire School
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09

June sale, s25 and $40 suits for 500
Matt Chop. the tailor.
Advertisement. IF
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
PULL FIRE TO FIRE ENGINE.
Carload Of Stuff Timber Slightly Dam
AGED late Yesterday.

The usual order Of procedure in
Gghting a fire was reversed in Calumet
shortly before 6 o'clock last evening
Instead Of the fire engine dashinR
madly to the scene of the blaze the
fire was drawn To a point close to the
engine, where it could more easily he
gCmbatted.
\ car Of stuu timber being drawn To
Calumet over the Copper Range road
FOR delivery at the G. & II. mine,
caught fire possibly being ignited by
q spark, when on the Copper Range
spur i'm the Albion field. Naturally the
timber burned slowly and the car was
drawn over the track of the 9. & II. To
the vicinity of a hydrant i'm Blue
Jacket, where the blaze was speed
ily qeunchcd by the Calumet depart
ment which had been summoned by a
tclephoncd alarm.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
BASS SEASON OPENS JUNE 16.
Mistaken Idea Prevails That Closed
Season Ends Day Earlier.

Bass fishermen of the copper coun-
try are eagerly awaiting the opening
of the season on June 1G. w. Il. Oates.
state game and fish warden has just
called attention to a mistaken impress
sion which prevails generally through
out the state that the season for black
bass opens on June Il. Deputy war
dens who have called the attention of
their chief 10 this impression have
been advised 10 arrest and prosecute
any fisherman apprehended fishing for
bass on June Il, for this is the last
day Of the closed season. The law
provides that no black bass shall be
caught from Feb. to June II, inclu-
sive. Black bass are the only kind of
bass protected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
FOWLER CLASS CONCERT.

The feature Of the services i'm con-
nection with the rc-opening of the
Calumet NJ f. church set for this
evening is n concert To he rendered un-
der the auspices of the Fowler Bible
class. Some of the best musical talent
i'm the copper country will assist.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09

Insure with the Detroit Life-Adv.-t
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09

Insure Win he Detroit Life.-Adv-tf
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09

One lot ladies' afternoon dresses. In
plain and figured materials, extra
special at $1.95. This lot includes "A
few slightly soiled white dresses. Yer
tin Bros. 81 Co, Cloak Dept, End
Acknowledgement. Q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-09
vERTIN BROS & CO

Hot weather bargains and just
when YOU need them. one lot plain
When YOU need them. one lot plain
and krinkled serpentine crepe kimo-
mas. extra good values at $500 for
Wednesday only. S1.25. Vertin Bros.
& Co. Cloak Dept. 2nd Floor.
Advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-24
THE STEEL BARGES.

One OF the fruits OF the agitation for
a six-foot channel for the upper
stretches OF the Mississippi river Is a
sort OF a by-prOduct. That is, the cop
slant agitation for the improvement
OF the river has caused thinking men
OF big industries TO study the possible
values to be derived, IL the river were
nzrigabIe continuously without inter
ruption from sand bars and other time
consuming delays. and the invesiga-
tion shows there can be developed a
great river tonnage. the carrying Of
which will benefit the consumers, with
profit to the carriers
This impression prevails in Mime
apoIis, where the Star and Crescent
Navigation company has been organ
ized by capitalists who intend putting
on the river a fleet OF so steel built
barges of 1000 tons each which will
piy between Minneapolis and New or
leans. Twelve steamer boats TO tow
these barges will be built These
barzes will 90 south laden with ton
mage and return with sugar. coffee and
miscellaneous merchandise. The
round trip from Minneapolis TO New
orleans Is TO be made within 30 days.
including stops at intermediate land
inEs. This new company has capital
stock OF s2.5OO.O0O and is backed by
many OF the wealthiest and most
prominent business men OF Mime
apoIis-
Contracts for this fleet OF barges
and tow boats will be let by the mid
die OF the current year. and the feet
win be ready for operation in the early
sDrin1 OF 1915. 4 big lock that Is TO
he finished by December OF 1914 Is
now being built near Minneapolis that
viii make the Mississippi navigabie
FOR steamers between St Paul ana
Minneapolis