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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

The Federated Missionary society
Of the POLK street Methodist church
will meet Monday az O'Clock al
he chruch aud an members are re-.
quested TO be- present as business OF
Importance viii come up ,or discus
zion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

The Amarillo Choral sotity will.
meet Thursday evening az the Levine
Piano Store az 1880 O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Nnnnmnsemrnis

The Womau's Club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs ~ W
G~albraith. 1910 Polk street "a o
O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

The Thursday Five hundred Club
Viii boz entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. q. = Smyor. zoos
Lincoln street from 9 10 o. clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

The ! Z. g.. club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Bonita
Thompson, 1901 polk street The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

A special meeting OF tho Guild of
81. Andrews Episcopal Church viii
meet at Z O'CLOCK at the home OF
Mrs. Ford ~Broud'nburg. IGlI Van
Dueron Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

we're Mesdames -. G.. Maddox, G. y
Hoover. Earl Cobb, H. y. kincaid
2. y. simmons. Oscar SchillinH {.
,. Wolflin. T. Curtis. w u. DO.
loney. r. u. Gist. Richard Ware
rraak Buclh gham. n. H. Jones. X
g. Noely. L. l.. McMeans ana g. S
'lurphy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

The =. r. O. Chapter viii meet
Tuesday afternoon az ,hc home oI
Mrs. j. W. nm. 90l JACKSON street.
o
The !. W. a. of the First Baptist
church viii give an entertainment
next Friday afternoon al tho church.
when all the circles ui lho church
viii be entertained s lars, crowd
Is expected 10 attend.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
W2arftberiht,
Suo.S Omaha, 2e

Sito.O maba, 26. Mni.
TinSbicb- 3ufubr 2400; gartt
fIau bis t0c nieori8cr.
@ute Bis 5eite Sdbrlinge $40
1886.
@uie big Bette $8.4O-9.oo.
MitteImaBige bis quite $500
$40.
@ep0bnIi6e Bis mitteImdBise
$7.4G-8.00.
aiibe uno Sellers Itorf.
@utc bis Bette Sellers $3.50
$50
Stof aHbe uno Sellers 5000
.7.75.
@ute Bis bette aiibe $3.50 =
TAO.
M~itteImaBiae bis CUTE 5000
.6.75.
@ep6bnIi6e Bis mitteImaBige
$4.50-6.00
Stoders un6 SeeoerS felt.
@ute Bis bette $7.75--8.t0.
M%itteIm0Btge Bis quite $7.40-
I7.75.
Stof GaIber 6.50-8.25.
&6lber SIS. 00-tt.00
8uden $5.75-7.75.
Sdmetne-3ufu6r 10000; Morfi
s nieOriger bis felt. 0urbIdnitts.
preiS $7.95-8.0O; bo6iter 8reis
.$S.05.
Sdafe 3rfbr 1000; Mnrft
felt.
6born 2Gmmer $7.75-S.25.
8oolc0 @eItern 2dmmer $3.50
|-8.85.
8ooIe6 Wteritan 26mmer 5000
$40.
56orn SGbrlinge S.. %50-5.85.
.Sborn 8iooer $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
gns Dem etaate.

9incoln. i. 6. Samer BON 0m1.
ba bat ieinc annOiOatur fir oa5
amt oe5 Observation-Disclosures onae.
meI6ct. @r lit Republifaner. @ci.
tcre aaroiooteu fir oioerie 9lentcr
limo: ". g. @uItman, QincoIn, 9e.
mofrat, 9~anofommiii1r; =. ".
GeiBncr, Ibeoforo, Republifoncr,
9egi8latltr. 8ouoerneur Worc.
beaS bat ieinen aoacqcn BON 0lii.
iouri eriudt, 8ranf 8itaro, Der be.
iduloigt lit, ben 9eriut gemadt
81 ba6eu, ben GountDfomuiiiGr
2nnh bon Douglas Gountp 81 Be.
iteten, mad Omaha aus8pliefern.
g, 3. @urn, bcutider 9ph
fer. augen unteriutt fir 8rtqeu.
443-5 9rnnoeis @eb Omabo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

sur tal1sn 9errtsllung BON portrefts
li6em 6eu. Gtets bat man in Der
1eumats3eit msbr oOer minosr gro'
he 9~sIorgnis Dor pOItigem ooer reg
nertItsn Detter, - nber bic Oorliss
lenbe GompFmniaiue f2eint, ben
5ormsr tets unobbdngig BON Der
Witterung 81 maiden.
8as Crime @ras Miro cinfah noh
ser r6sufobrit" %gtfd6ren, in ons
line Gnoe abgsluoen, - uno 30
Winulen oaraGf tommt am anberen
Enbe bas po1fommen getrodnsts
6su berau5, bereit fir bic S6euns
ober fir bic 8aacnprefe. SIN Sole
IS re9ntn Iouts. lam ia burh ST.
aeltuds geoedung bdfir geIorgt pers
ben, bnb bas S,u po~bIbsQoIten in
rer 56tune nnlongt, bas 9eiBt obs
ne naB 3u peroen.
Gs 1T ia 6etonnt, baB bdufigf
Reaenfdauer gutes 8ras modem;
o6tt gum guten 9eile piro bieIss
6eiM gro3eB bes SrodnenS an Der
5onne ruiniert. Bel Der 9ompfs
Srodnungsmafdine fommt ioInes
ni6t Dor; tie 1T brett unO inois
rett unabbdngi9 pom @etter. aubers
benz pigb ibr nndgeribmt, baB iie
ibeFeres 5su %Iiefsre, alS bos bon
Der 8rou Spnne getrodnete 1T. uno
notirlid fanu bic Maihiue Gag unb
Ro6t or6eiten unO brau9t nur ein.n
,S6i6tpe6Tel, ftntt Der ni6t 5a6Is
;eifen neutrality-suspicious. Rur
fiiblen ii9 Die leBteren toum nod
nls Garmarbeitsr, pie ii6 aud bic
mai6iniItsn ouf ben mOOerniten
,@Giffen toum ais Motroien fa4Ien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
H(aIffl5trte dn5elgen!
MOtureBclcs.

1914 Snbinn Ntotorcpcle iest fertig;
Bargains in gebrouflten Ntaihi-
rer,-0mnba Bicycle 60, 16. uno
gblcogo StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

@erlaust gine tiidtige beutihe
Srou I'M borgeriidten aIter. nm
einem ellen 9errt In Gremont, 1eb.
Ole 5nishafhtng gu fiibren. Gntes
odiiernOes Senn fir Die redfe Ger.
ion. aOreifirt s., Omaha 9ribnue,
Eutobd, gtebs M26
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

Ole SdIfts Der SdsibuHssflassH wsrs
ben bur4 EruHiiuGt peruriadt. Der
9riufsr eiebt pisl @sID nit 9s8geHonen
aus, bas isiue Srou uub 6inbsr betoms
men foutsn. Or perldumt lsinl Nrbeit
unb iiblt niGt snt, ouber sr triuft. @ss
p6bnlih 1T sr 5ubons f6Ieht stIaunt
Dies duosrt fi9 aues, rpenn has aIfos
boloift aus lsiu,m Gnitem sHtiernt ii
uu6 Der @uuId uub isns fur4tbart @ier
fnb psrI6munOsn. Ger fidGfs, suDers
IGHieie uno i9neQfe neg, bits tn fbun,
1T Bic Real g~sbanbIun9 i'm Real Jns
aitut, 1902 Cit 10. StruBs, Omaha,
Rsbrasfa, ~ nsbmsn. Die etitlHg bat
Der belti6e arSt Or. u. RaffJser. I'm
RorrtIponbsu; nirb sriu3t. Strsns pers
tranlid. 5arsibt wsgeH Bi@lsiR De.
pdrtsmeHt Z.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
Die s~eifenfrant.G rnte.
@eri 6ieier niloen Rilau5e felt Fur5eu,
Der srpkeu @slt b%etaunt.


erR in nsueFtr 3eit bat bic
gflan5s, bon pelher bier bic RsOe
Isin foIt, cine n~ll9emeine banoslssss
iadftlidc 9eoeutung getponnsr.
5ier3uIanbe meiitsns nSoap mech" ges
nannt, gsbort fie our 5omilie her
qilien, ron peIher aud in
europa nidt nenige @orietdtsn be-
tonnt finb. Snoionerinnen in uniss
rem SiinntItsn, Ionie Merttansrins
men bsnuben Iie fhon isbr lauge eur
5erItellung elmer Isifcnartiger Mis
dung, fpeI6e Tie nnmentIih fir Das
maiden hires 6nares itbr i4dts
sen, od Is frei BON altobol lit. Bel
unferen 5ortbernoltunS5 : geomten
bat oisIsIbe aber sinen idIehtsn Ras
men; ia lie pirb BON linen nur ols
6emeinIdoben ongeiebsn, oa Fe iia
Hber srobe @ebiete ous3ubreiten
pfleat uno babel bGufiJ dnbsrsn
pflon8enpuds ableitet. ODD Oies iOIl
niht blinb gegen ibren Bert MAIDEN,
Der es ration eriheinen ldBt, ie big
gu einem gepiifen @raoe Denigtsns
Az bulben.
0er8eit lit bieTe gfldn3e Bel Seiz
F.ns 5obritnntsn tort besebrt, pelde
lie our 8srsitung BON feinen 3OiIettes
Ionie bon 8olIIeifen perpenoeH.
Gs tpadien mnnde ltntergatturs
gen in unferem SiiOpsItsn, ME in
Rem Megtto, Gri3ona, Seras unb
i'm 1iibliden Roloraoo; unb entfsrns
tere 8erpcnbte, bon geringersm Dert
in borliegsnber 8eaisbung, gibt e8
ouh in atlnntii9en Gtaotsn. a6er
am meiftsn geIu9t 1T bic SpieIart,
pel9e i'm ipsftIi6en Ranfas pd4t
unb Defenders groBe Sriihte ttdgt.
DiffenI9oftlsr nernen OiefeIbe ugutta
8acota". Ggucco" 1T Der aIlgemsine
Name Der 5amilie.)
S9on ssitig i'm Sabre ipirb bos
Seifentrnut - Dber loiien mir iDegen
Der f90nen 8lume ben bIbidsren
Ramen rgalmsns2il ein8ss
6eimTt, am meiiten ouf ben 2GnOes
reien, fpeI6e an ben aanfaier Nutios
nal SORT grsn3en. Die No4frage
Ieiat ober 70 raid, boB fie borauss
ft6tIi4 Ie6r boIb aud biefen Sort
felb1t in anIpru8 nebmen nirb; in
Seilen bss Gorites tritt bic pflan3e
pabrT9einli6 reihlider nuf, als III
oenb fonitpo in unfersm 2onbe; lr0
cine 8erminosrung bes 8efan0es
pdre Der gsrpoItung nur tptIItom'
men.
Don ben Observation-Disclosures hers
ben bic aronen uno bic DuraeIn Der
gfloi3en benubt; unb lie aoblen on
ben GiTenbabnsS tntioner o6t DBL
lars fir bic 9onne. $50 bic pal,
mens2ilien rei6Ii9 senug ite6sn,
lam elm Mann gon5 gut cine 9onne
i'm Sag sinbeimien. 0aber bistet
ISiefe @iIOtroutsG rnte, 70 Iongs iie
nod rei9Iia senug gu finben 1T, ben
Sormern cine gnn5 annebmbdre Sc
lsasnbeit, bas giutpmmsn Der 5nmie
lie su erbGben, unb atpnr ollemdl gu
elmer s3eit, in pslder bic %gepO9nIi.
den Mrbsiten beg 2anbbouers nlr
!ei4te finb, - nod Der 8eIteIlung
beg 2anbtS unb Dor Der Ginbrtnsuns
ionitiger grnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

Sarmarbeiter in ben 30'er SaBren,
iutt arbeit ouf Der Sorut, bot
grfobrtng, 2obnnnfpru9 mdBig.
Sfertet on Die omaha Sribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

Sos preistpirbisite GNen BET 9e4eE
8ump. 9eutide &iiGe. 1903
Dodge StraBe, 2. Stod. RnbI5ei.
tern % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
6atentnnn1ItI

8riifeu Sic unier 2ife Sdber Oh
uno MoiGine, Inn ieIbiees onf
&iidIein al iibertragen. Quart Del
uno cine Mloi6ine Bel gorailsbe.
sabIuns $3.50. Ggenten IN ieben
@ountb berlanst-gbiden 2ife Ga.
Der 60, 202t Cunning Ctr, Omaha
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

Baggage, Trndtsiter, W6bsIn unb
ale onoeren artiteI beforbert.
goteniuneens 81 allen Stun0en. In.
fer 0icnit Der bette ii. idnenfte an
nieorisite1 Rnter. o. 80. z. .. eli
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
Sen in einer baI6eu stmuSe!

SIMMER Meter brinst bas Maiais
nsn3eitaItsr audi in unisrem IauOs
pirt56aftliaen 2eben eroberno Dor.
gu ben nsueftsn Moi6inen fur bic
5orm - tpsnr aud lnotiirli9 nidt
iii iebe Iphnenb - sebDrt aud cine
Sottung 0~ompfmaidinsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
@erbient uehr BeIb.

gls 6e6amme ernpfubIen. Sd
modte btermit 6rou S5igetbarD
fir tire guten 9ienite in meiner
5omiIie 6anfen utto lie oI5 8e-
6omme beitens e%mpfeblen. Carl
9raber. 6rou 5igetporp's abreiie
lit: 1882 iiiol. II. StraBe. Eefe.
pbon Tpler 1925.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
2annSries.

Sin 9eutider, 81 Sabre ali, Der
nit 8feroen meeben fam,
miinidt 9rbeit olf ser Sarm. Geo,
9ii9ot 2214 S Str, 6iio.O maba.
9as eiu5ise Oentide ISbel Repara-
tllraeid6ft in Omaha. 81. &uraus,
Giaentl. 29t0 8arnam; Sor. 1862.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20

Wis: Laura NJ. Kehl, Los Angeles
Calif: MAY Lorcnz. Iron River Mich;
Grace Wiley Langrk HIS; lsu5eI
Hunter. caro-, Mich; Edna Ruian
Baraga. Mich Myra Chase, Jackson
Mich: Mabel f. Reynolds, Ionia'
Mich: Beatrice Taylor, Chicago; Jen-
ME Anderson. Big Rapids, Mich; Al
ma Justified, Crystal Falls, Mich;
Mia smith. Ann Arbor, Mich; Pearl
Barker. Lawton, Mich; Alice Borre-
son. Paris. France, Hebe Hunt. kala-
mazoo. Mich Miss Amy kimpton TO
-. Paul Mimi; Elizabeth Patrick,
Lewiston. o.; Mabel Thomas, MiIwau-
Eee. Geueyieve Condor Marquette:
Myrtle Pearce Marquette; Marie Ed
wards Ann Arbor; Mary Iamport
NauccIona, Mich clara Brock, Stev-
cnson. MIehs Lcnore Linhoif Shaka-
pee. Mimi
Several Who have taught in the To-
cal schools the past year VIII not re-
turn the coming year among then
Miss Minnie *. Frisbie. who goes t'
the PHILIPPINE Islands 20 teach, II. W
Robbins Of the high school faculty
who goes Go Minneapolis and others.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
ODD FELLOW GATHERING.
Booster Meeting Last EVenine-An-
nual Picnic at Crestview Today.

More than 500 odd Fellows and Reb-
ckahs were present at last evenings
booster meeting held in the Colosseum
last evening and the gathering proved
tho most pleasant in many months
Nllnuez lodge conferred the first de-
gree ON large class or candidates
from the four lodges that participated,
Calumet Hecla, Lake Linden and Al
louez. following which a school of in
struction was conducted by Grand
Mister Herbert \. Thompson and Grand
Secretary Fred Rogers. Both gave
brief but interesting talks. Light re-
freshments were then served.
Allouez lodge will leave on spe-
cial train over the Copper Range
road Monday afternoon FOR Ontonagon
county, where they will confer the
first dcgrce at similar meeting.
Grand Master Thompson and Grand
Secretary Rogers will accompany the
degree team.
To-day the Grand lodge officers are
guests of honor at the annual picnic
under the auspices OF the Copper
County odd Fellows association at
| Crcstview. Several hundred members
Of the order left on special trains foi
the outing today
Tomorrow n committee of the loca
| lodges will accompany the grand lodge
officers ON a pleasure trip to Eagle
! Harbor hy automobile.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
BAND CONCERT MONDAY.
Fine Program Prepared for South
Kearsarce and Centennial.

Director Clarence III. Cook OF the
c. & II. band has prepared splendid
program for the open-air concert To
be rendered by the band at the South
Kearsarge- Centennial locations Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock. The
numbers are as follows
March. 1.-THE Glory of the Yankee
Navy"-Sousa.
Concert Valse, Dream on the
Ocean"-Gungl.
Overture, La Burlesque'-Suppe.
operate selection, "The Prince OF
Pilsen"-Luders
(a) The "Miserere" from II TroVa-
tore-Nerdi.
CMessrs. Cowley and King. soloistso
CD Characteristic, THE old MIL -
Eilenberg.
Ballet music from william Tell
Rossini.
German airs, "a Night in Berlin
Hartman.
"a, Intermezzo, "Aisha"-Lindsay
(b) Polka, observation-disclosures.
Excerpts from The Stunner'-Gray
Selection. Popular Songs OF the
| Day"-Remick
star Spangled Banner
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
W. W. POLK TO
Be SECRETARY
Calumet and laurlum Business
Mems Association Meets

a,arleufrc q meeting ~ the Calumet
ans laurium Business Mems assoc
,iauon held las, evening in the rooms
~ The Calumet SOCIAL club in Iaurium,
il was announced that W, W. Polk had
been s,Ieoted IS active field secretary
al the association. Offices will be es-
taoliShed az soon as possible. probably
an the Cueuo block In Red Jacket
The secretary VIII practically be-
come the manager Of The association,
directing its numerous activities and
working I'm the interests OF all of the
members.
Mir. Polk Is well equipped for
tins position He has been identified
with similar eaatayor in the past and
is thoroughly familiar with the duties
thar VII deyolye upon him. For the
past I'VE years he has been chief ac-
countaut Of the Baer Bros. market in
calumet and previous to this time was
connected with the Cudahy Packing
company.
The membership OF the Business
Mems association includes practically
an Of the businessmen Of Red Jacket
/ and I.aurium and some from kewee-
nav county. Those who have identi-
fed themselves with the movement
/ feel that much good can be accom-
plished by the association and are
enthusiastic over the outlook. The Of
fcers are: Johnson Vivian, president
J. J. sullivan, secretary. and w. j
4 Reynolds, treasurer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
BELLS TO TOLL
DURING FUNERAL
No Word Received as to When
Patrick's Remains VIII Arrive

Calumet military authorities and the
friends and relatives of the later Pc
ter ]. Patrick. whose death occurred
last sunday ON the hospital ship al
Vera Cruz, following Injuries received
some time previous in boiler eN-
plosion of the Cruiser Salem of Puer-
To, Mexico, are awaiting word from
New York advising them when the
remains reach that city and when they
may be expected here. The body Wa
shipped north on the battleship utah'
last Tuesday. and should reach New
York Monday or Tuesday. Ii VIII De
brought To Calumet by express ana
is expected here Friday or Saturday
of next week. The remains VIII De
taken to the home of the young man
father, Alex Patrick of Copper city
Full military honors Will be accord
ed the dead naval hero. A guard oil
honor from the Calumet Engineers
will be stationed with the body anu
as the funeral procession reaches Cal
umet. the full company OF Calumet
Engineers will escort the remains 70
Lake View cemetery, where they VIII
be buried in Soldiers. Plot. Definite
arrangements for the funeral VIII be
announced after it is definitely known
when the remains Will reach here.
Hendriokson Funeral.
Plans are being completed today FOL
the funeral OF the late Private oscar
+. Hendrickson, from the Calumet
| Light Guard armory at o'clock. the
Red Jacket village bell will be tolieo
from the time the funeral procession
leaves the Light Guard armory unit
II masses out of Red Jacket on the way
| to the Lake View cemetery. The run
cral arrangements will be carried ou'
| i'm accordance with the plan an
| nuunced last evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
PRESENTATION TO TEACHER.

Students ~ the Calumet high school
y yesterday honorcd Miss Mildrid Roms-
dahl. who severed her three years con-
ucction as supervisor of music of the
local schools, by presenting her win
"a beautiful silver mounted baton. The
presentation was made by Melvin
Rowe on behalf Of the high school
choruses and Miss Romsdahl re-
sponded.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20

Absolute clearing sale Of trimmed
hats. Prices greatly reduced. Chii-
drcn's hats at half price. Gowan MIL
uncry Co, 7th and Oak SITS, Calumet
Mich-Advertisem
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
ATTENTION x. OF c.

All members OF Calumet Council
knights of Columbus are requested 10
meet at the Sacred Heart chapel NJ
1880 n. m. Sunday. June q. to act as
guard OF honor for Rev. FIR. McArron
who will celebrate his first mass a.
7:45-and you are requested TO NEE
again at 1918 To act as guard o.
honor for Rev. FIR. Leary, who VIII cei'
citrate his first mass at 1890.
Advertisements Committee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
EXODUS OF TEACHERS.
Several Well Known instructors Will
Not Return Next Year.

Not Return Next rear
with the close Of the school SEES
stons in Calumet and osceoa yester-
day. there was a marked exodus OF
teachers for their homes in other parts
OF the country. Among those leaving
were Harry J. Bastone, to Caro-.
Mich. n. 4. HOLIDAY, 10 Martinsdale,
o.. VI. "A. Motherslu, To Chicago; the
Misses Ella Rogers. Lowell Mich:
Marion Mullck Watcrtuwn. Wis;
Helen yerPlauck. Chicago; Florence
Eskert, MENDOZA. HIS. Katherine l..
Benedict Wellington, o. Gencyieve
sherwood. LcClair Iowa; Bertha
Gladstone. Paris. France; Bessie Fair
Trenton. Mo- Niua NJ Gage. south
LIONS. Mich: Fern Crum. Albion
Mich Minnie Frlsbie, Grand Rap
ids. Mich: Netue ~ Ball, Qu.ncy
Mich. Fabb.e DOu-herty, caro-
Mich. Naude r. Ball. Milton, Ind.
Marion c.. Mcneil, Ann Arbor Mich.
Catherine FITZGERALD. Ocont1 Fails
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-20
LATE MRS. PETER DoeLE.

Copper Country friends have been
advised Of the death last week in
Butte Of Mrs. Peter Doble, widow OF
the late Peter Doble, who passed away
about six months ago. The decedent
was GO years of age. She was well
SHOWN i'm the copper country, having
resided at the Central mine for a num-
her of years, prior to leaving FOL
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Insure with rho Detroit Tife.-Adv-'t
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ST. ANTHONY COURT NO. 700
NOTICE

All members are requested to meet
at the Sacred Heart Chapel at E3O
and 1915 o'clock Sunday morning
June 81 to act as guard of honor for
the newly ordained priests. Frs. Leary
and McCarron.
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ARRIVALS Or THE STORk.

Daughters have arrived at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John Plautz "i
Lake View location; Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred Brewer OF $50 Franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brewer of $3.50
Franklin street; Mr.. and Mrs. Richaro
C. Parsons of Florida and Mr. aho
Mrs. Olaf Paulson, who reside NJ IN
cline location, and a son has been oori
To Mr.. and Mrs. Engbert Peterson o'
3S1 Caledonia street.
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See our line of white duck outing
hats at 75 cents and one dollar. GoWah
Millinery Co, eth and Oak SITS, Caiu-
met. Mich.-Advertisem
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-12

snce that made up with en- 'husiasm
what il lacked in numbers.
A feature of the evening was the
ovation given J. V. Bergquist. director
of Augustana conservatory following
the playing of two of his compositions.
Meditation" and LAS Yon Harvesters,
by Mr. Bliss. who gave an excellent in
depreciation of the numbers MI.
Bergauist was compelled to come for
ward and share with the player in the
ovation.
Mr.. Bliss presented program some
what out of the ordinary in that none
of the old masters, with the exception
of Bach, that one is accustomed to
see on a concert program found place.
The pianist played three of his own
compositions, the Second Sonata, &
minor in four movements; The
Fame" a beautifully descriptive
composition, and 1.-The Mist" likewise
descriptive of its title. The closing
group was seven Mcdowell numbers.
all of which he played with different
Interpretation from the set style. Fol
lowing the third the last groups the
audience insisted upon encores, the
player repeating "Burleska" by NJ.
Roger and giving From An Indian
Lodge" by Mcdowell. Mr.. Bliss
plays "a a master of the instrument,
with a purity of technic and with an
Interpretation of the numbers that. is
original and different. His audience
was very much pleased and gave him
an enthusiastic reception.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-12

Mrs. G.. II. HuntCon was appointed TO
take charge CT the necessary arrange
ments. A book of great interest to
mothers. entitled "Where Did You Get
Me?" as presented to- the club by the
author. Mrs. Emma c. drummer. and
waa ordered placedtn the library, where
all interested in this important ques-
ton may have access to it, The art
and literature department extended a
cordial invitation TO the members OF
the executive board to be guests Tues
day. Dec. 10, at 2:30 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. John Hasson. A rare treat is
anticipated, as at that time Mrs. A.
Starr Best of Evanston, founder of
the Drama League of America, is to
give a parlor lecture before members
of the department and their invited
guests. The meeting of the Moline
Woman's club this afternoon is to be
one of unusual interest, when Miss
Iva Pearce, teacher of eIocution at
Augustana college. will present
Charles Dickens Christmas Carol
The music will be given by the boys
choir of the Sacred Heart cathedral,
Davenport.