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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26
9as G9ebnis Der ensliideu
Serri6aft iu Snbieu.

Der inoiIde Neutrality-suspicious.
Der SinOoitani in San 5roncisco Der.
breitet einen Qufruf Der Die ,,erfola-
reife aulturt1tigteit Der fir unter.
oritfte GoIfer 70 lpnrm eintretenoen
Gnglauoer in IA Punften 5uianmen-
faBt. Ger aufruf lulitet:
/. Die gngl1noer 3ieben ieoes
SaSobr 167 Wtiaionen Dollars aus SIT
hien nah GugIonO. Doour1 neroen
Die 5inooltoni 10 ornL baB ibr Gin-
femnen f6sFtdp Ear 2l1s Ssnts be.
trdgt.
3. Die GrnnSitener bctragt iiber
65 Dum Sunoert.
3. Sci elmer 8ebolferltng bon 240
MiIlionen WenIdeu betrngen ole gus~
gaben fir @r8iebung8meien S25, ,000.-
900, fir @eiunobeitspolt5ei $6,O0O,-
600, oage8en fiir bas Seer $97O00,-
900.
4. Inter Der britiIhen Serrihaft
boben Die Sungersn0te itet5 5ugellonl.
men. sSu Den lettcn 5ebn sSabren iino
5wan5ig WiilliOneu Widnner, ;yranen
nno Stiuoer Der1ungert.
5. SnfoIge ben Geit itno in beh
lebtsn ledD5ebu Sabreu ndjt Willipncn
WenIdeu geitOrben. Die SterbIih.
fett83iffer bat iih in ben Lebten bls,s
Big syabren BON 81 arf 81 bonn 3au.
lenO erb06t.
8. gS meroen WtitteI Qufgepanot,
llneinigfeit ltn0 llnoronllnq in ben
etngeboreneu Stonten 3lt foroern lmo
ben britii6en GinfluB BORT 81 erbo-
ben.
Z. Gnqldn0er fuer6en fir bic Gr-
'moroung bon 9inor8 ltno Die @nte5s
rung bon 6inoufralen nidt beitraft.
s. W}it Dem ben @inors uno ben
0fobomehanern abgenommenen @elo
wer0en Die driItIihen Miiiionore un-
terItiibt.
8. 6ortgeIebt tper6en anftrengun-
gen gernoht, INN 5ein0inaft 8tpilheu
ben &inous 1tnO oen Moboneoanern
81 erregeu
10. Die aunlt 11no 0as IltrItgcs
Derbe SSnoien5 iino 5um 9eiten gn9.
lambs gu @run0e geri6tet poroen.
II. Neit inoiihem 8elo ,lno unter
Iufoierung bon Sinous ols Soloaten
iinb Gbina, gfg6oniItan, 8irmn,
Gqppten 1nlo 9eriten b efdn,pft uno
teilmeiie lttteriodt tporoen.
12. Die 9ebolferung Srrbien8 be.
trdqt in Sen GingeborenenItnaten 70.
in ben 6ritiiden 8ebieten 240 Millio-
nen.
t3. 3ie britiIden Sruppen in eyn-
oien ieben iib aus 79,6t4 engIiihen
0ffi5ieren lntO 5oloaten, iotpie 38,-
948 ,5reinilltgen 5uIontmen.
IA. Sett Der 9febolution bon 1857
itn6 il6er 80 Sabre bergonaen. Cine
anOere lit Jest hrinsenO n6tig.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26
Gnti6eioeuoe S6labt?
Die Nullen in Polen bon bret Setten an9e9rifeu. -
Sanal, - 8ltrenQllfitanD nGd)it.
Sitrfen ant Sue3
Der llnter9ang Der yN(uDaciou5,

r6ut 6cpnh zen nhrgan gbc uOdOns"
&S1tm9nn 20 N~
gnfHarno m u ndnpenno
Der
S"nOns DFo mem O1e Ger
unnc6 sGHa6 ' ~ "''' :" u" ~"'
yn $lGNN00O "a
nen po"me HonsO$ 1000 Mdn SeHn0II9%m
2"nitnnO nt5re
nGc nnSmfrc ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
baretnSe utebt 4 ben 9ne
4m nab4 gore es
mOo
m %9 sn 500 go Sn%H9 2@""s ~ s"So 5 @nsas e%
ndr Oas 5dfNl Nes 1nniobooo
9on Ne %o4 c aOeonnt Oe eg6o"
r GGb nH % naSn % p nf S%De nS ~6e ] 5 m @ @ e"1 " *r"
m
Z lei
SampfUh GforDoss sIdfesd " " ~ ~ " e" """
msddsm
Gdd 3 m % aVae a a9Hn
15 5""f
c6nGt br6
one pnspnarr onnn sSan SpnSqe 5d ag @e Ssns elmer H M M
" ~ " % ~ @ saT3 o @ 1na % sa a anarn @ "f f"'7 "'""' mar
sd1n "a NOn Ndbc sOfdor DecocGa
Dmc fir
~ " ~ ~ ~ T"@I%" ami T stsei%sdSa % % psdasf "'
ssunm
H rhIhn ao nr ddinen bsnna
gOmte
an n oe sur S0Hno S"r
n"rgoht nhbem
"a nbemrftn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26

icbt un9efd6r $50O,0OO,00O i'm Syobr
W}ebr ais $4,000 3eitltnqen un0
3citihriften iorgen fir ole 8eIebrung
un0 llnterboItung oe3 8olfe8; Die
3abl Der 8ibIiot6efen i'm 2nno nimmt
it0noi8 81.
SSSn Sabre 1850 bottcn $4,000
@erionen @eIo in Sporbanfen, 6eute
mebr OILS 100000. Ole Gporein-
lo8en betrogen mebr oI3 4$4 02iQior.
ben Collars, nebr OILS bun0ert NAL 70
piel pie nm Die 0litte 0es boriQcn
S5obrbunoert3.
Gie 8orm-, 6obrit. un0 transport
betriebe baben ebenfouS einen enor.
men 3umad8 erfobren. Der @ert
Der 5orn1en uno oeS i5ormeigentun8
lit bon 4 U}illiur0en Collars in 1850
ouf Al 0}illtar0en in 1910 qeitieQen.
Der 8ert Der Jabrifen bon W}iQior.
De ouf mebr ais 90 DfiIlioroen; 0te
Uteilen3obl Der Giie1tbabnGeleiIe bon
9021 in 1850 ouf 258,033 in 1912.
SIM Iebten Observation-Disclosures lit Die
3obl Der nit Der @iierbnbn bef6roer.
ten BerIonen bon 492,00O,00O auf
L,004,O00,0O0 un6 Die sSroht BON
632,0O0,000 nuf 1916, 100000 3on.
men geitie9en.
Die @oit bef0roert oIiGbrIid etpa
20 MtiQior6en 8oItIo6en nod bent
2tu8lonO; int Iebten S5ubr botte Die
Goit einen l1mIoB bon $685., 100000
o0er $2.70 pro aopf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26

AusfLIhte lmo fleinIthe 05rgelei.
Ell IoQten oif60ren. IS banoelt f1
iebt nidt oarun, BOB Die oeutihe 3el-
tung einntaI in einem geriht einelr
Rdmen Dergeiien bat, ODER In oielenr
ooer ienem Irtifel cine Dem 2eier
niht 9eteebne Qniiht duBert, es 1or-
belt iidb oariin, boB bie oeutihe Sci.
tung eintritt fir oas belitihegplf, oent
mir et1tItamlnen 1nb feline gerehte
Sahe, rno bas int tie, uno Sarnm lit
es nnIere Glidt, iie barin 81 nnteritl-
ben; bns fonnen mir ober am beltea
oaourf, OaB mir iie balten. Daourh
helfen mir ibr su einem aetpnltigeu
aufihtDrng nnb 5n elmer Waht, NIT
Der Die eneliide Hreiie rehnen muB.
Die beittidamerifanilde greiie lit mt
ierer llnteritiibling pert, iino mir iin0
ibr uniere ltnterltiisling ihuloig."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26

@offenItorrcno be0r0ut tie nun unic.
re berrlthc 6eiutut.
l1no um Dermuiiten @eint ltebt Scr
98olf oor ser Sir.
Silqen 0Cn SSanln1er f0nnen mir nidt
MIR oie 9tot ettDaS IinUerr
Soufen0 boil Gonf6orfeit @oIo in
@ernonioS G6oB.
@ie cine 20pin t0n1pft iie fir un&.
mie melt mir berItreuet,
2oBt nid)t oie Wdttter int Stih, 0iC
Guh in Eooe8not ruft.
&elfet unO Itreitet nit ibr 3u er0roi-
ieln ben flr6tboren 8QrmoIf
8cbet bin mas SIR bobt, pie iie iel.
Der e8 tut.
9ld, fein Sterblicber funn ieineS6ul0
Ser W}utter be3ablen,
8em Ser 9}oien un8 oefi, lit iie noG)
lang ni6t geloTdt.
9}ebmt aus Ser GoIhe niht nit
Ipiben 5in9ern oie 8obe.
Souptbud berou8, Sbr 8etreuen:
monotli6 10 oieI 8ro8ent,
2Seoen Mfitttpoh ouf unIerem E ii6
itebt bie offene Erube,
8i8 Sos Moroen borbei; fiiIlet lie
itet8 big 3ltnt Rono.
&einer miiie pom onoeren, mas ibar
Dos Ser5 bat 9eboten
lln0 0a8 2eben erloubt -- beiIig lei
aud Der Gent
Sans 3enuth.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26

- GcntIdje, int Gnre 6erscn nnb
SnIdlen Gnf! 2ic NOt lit trpb Der
Ocntid)en Siege eruf. 9br tuobnt inn
Sanoc Der 6iille! Snaniert niatl
SiiO SofOta mnf 5ci9cn, mas Ocutid)c
Seracn iino. 308ert nidlt ldnacrl
SSn ieOeu 0rt Iollte Elm 8ertroll-
erlSrann 9ep0bIt peroen Der bic
SorHntlungeu fiirs aote 9reu3 be-
iorgt. 3u fnalliern mare cine
Sban0e.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26
I11tttt11Pr II
9euti6 : Oiterreihii6es 9fotes
Sren;.
Mcttere Hote Srcn3 Nabcn, bic beim
rScutIdler SerDlb" einliefen.

Mcttere Hote Sren3 8aben, bic beim
n9cntIder Scrub" einliefen.
=. WtetienBoeloer, Scotland $500
saul Qtoid)ner, Odt6ea. 200
C@So bleiben Die anoeren 3eut.
I6cn in Otitheu, @otertolun
II. /. no.?
Glias S. g8ulter, s5reenan. -. 200
Soc Qt Wipf, Syreeman 500
&ocob Tibetter, 8reenton -. 100
Sobn @ol3nortb, tSreenon. -. 100
2Oolf GsDoIt, 6reenton ...... 200
GDrnt Mal3 IT,, tSreemon -. 500
Y. :. 0onm &iite, SiIieton,
2. o. 5peite 8oQcfte:
Emtl Stetpcrt, SiIieton. -. 500
|oui& 9iicd, Si1ieton ....... 100
SSnt Reter, Silieton ........ 100
Fcter &uniter, Siiieton ...... OTIS
3uiontnen biz "a. 9too.. b.. S30.75
Sebte &2ohe qllittiert =. $2406.17
Sotol 6aar ein9e9anocn $2I36.92
YIN Den S6abmeiiter 0e8
g}attouaIbunoe8 abaelie-
1crt ................$t4 $t426.3t
Nod ab5tliefern ...... .$10t0.6t
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-26
Gum 9mtlagungstag.

4louOerci bon Sans 0emutD.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
WALL Street

Market Closing-There was an in
crease Of selling pressure In late
afternoon. This checked tho ad-
vance but sales were absorbed with
out great dif'iculty and leading stocks
receded but little from their beat
prices. The commission houses and
traders would like to see n moderate
reaction as an opportunity to cover
shorts and secure n position on the
bull side.
A report was circulated TO the
effect that railroads would obtain an
Increase Of . per cent. In their freight
rates.
Comparative Indifference OF u. y.
Steel to present depressed condition
Of business seemed TO indicate the
existnce Of a belief In some quarters
that there would be- "A revival Of ac-
tivity with opening Of the spring.
Total sales. Isl. sos shares.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Census Bureau reports i55,239 run
ming bales OF cotton were consumed
In United States In February: pre-
vious month 5i0,s74; year ago LIB
Total consumption Sept l to Feb. -
was 2,973,5s4 bales; year ago 2.sI4.9G3
Considerable pressure based on bear
ish view Of census figures, which
were 10000 to 10000 bales under ex-
pectation developed at tho start and
prices declined 8 to 5 points below
tho opening figures.
Scattered covering OF early sales. but
no aggressive buying caused n partial
rally In early afternoon. as report OF
Census Bureau did not include fu.
lures. Closed barely steady off 6 to
16 points.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

sureeon-generaI OF the United states
army. IL that the hcaith problems 81
South Africa are nothing like 40 COM
pick or difficult OF solution as were
thOrc successfully tackled in the Pan
anna Canal Zone
Con. Gorgas reached London from
South Africa to-day on his return jour
ney to the United States after n thre.
months Investigation Of sanitary con-
ditions NJ the mining camps on the
Rand. Ms assistance had been sought
To- stamp out pneumonia. which is
prevalent among the workers there
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
TWO NEW FAIRGROUNDS.
BridRr Property IL Assigned for
CktIdreWs' tse.

Bridge Commissioner kracke to-day as
signed ground for two additional play
grounds. One H. located between Front
and Prospect streets. under the Brook =
lyn approach Of the Manhattan Bridge
and takes In two blocks
The Commissioner issued an order
also. assigning the space between
Wythe avenue and the Brooklyn anchor
age Of the Williamsburg Bridge to the
Department Of Parks. of Brooklyn. for
a playground.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
MI To Children Couch
Use MuSTER0lE!

Z ~ Ssilias how soon the symptoms
~ lsvslop into Group. And then's
~ yos'rs glad you have . jar Of
0U018ROLE q hand 10 give prompt.
- sslisi. u posisissly doss not Meter
~ lsadwsa aiss.
~ first aid aud . certain remedy
,lAgs's nothing like MUSTER OLE
ITAsusaads Of mothers know Il. Too
oAeuld keep Q jar in the house.
ID y the remedy for adults. too. Re-
svss Ssss Throat, Bronchitis. Tonsil-
~ Cssup. SIN Neck. Asthma, Neu-
49,. Hssdsche. Congestion. Pleurisy,
1GDeoatisn. LumbsGo. Pains and
49, q Dsck or Joints. Sprains. Sore
UQDsoss. Chiblsiss. Frosted Feet and
ca 4 ~ Chest IL prevents Paeu.
moula).
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

Tinted States Cast Iron Pipe Com
pany quarterly dividend of per cent.
To be paid on preferred stock II pay
able to stock of record April 4.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
The Closi.x QuotAtions

me following werc the highest. lowrst and lass
price, Of active s,ocm for to-day and the net
changes - omIsrci with yts,s~iay's closing
puoss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
ITEMS eoa INVESTORS.

Standard OIL Company OF Califor-
nia--At special meeting stockholders
voted to Increase company's author
lied capital from &50.0O0,0O0 to $780,
oOO.0O0
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

n.:: .n:as. ' sSSS!.., Non =" F Ii
pain ySSs Sna Tn 's you "; Vi.
Eel Justly Proud. b.eapss /. viii be
: We: fos s osns.. spurm mS P, wPsS
one one h.if pint witch hazel or S hot Sa,. r.
IL da': and 1s Il: s:nnSs =: n:
io%ns::. 'iTh The :purmas iosion !. de-
..sss Il. 'o Skin sp rom II. Mnus
Dora: You can make your eyes
treatmenti Dissolve an ounce Of crys.
tos (get at drug storey in pint OF
water. One or two drops in each eye
10 make them feel strong and look
bright. II tho lids are red or in
famed try s9a aR,n 1 dsbs Of absorbent
Su; ,. , Tns 4 q :n Sh 1sa
VII soon be wrinkisd past help y you
a.. AZ. NJ. IN ounce :Sr: =. ain .Sss
water and add two tenspoonfuis glycer-
KIN to Tom ssss% .os WY until the sS heating
firmness Is restored Keeps your COM
piexion clear and free from blemishes,
Also removes blackheads.
Eugenie; Your yeliowness doubtless
means that your liver requires a regu-
ae sos tonic a%d This viii Cleanse the blood
and give tone and strength to the liver
and kidneys, and when these organs
free from the bilious attacks, the oh
small Of back and groin. To prepars
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

International Nickel Company div
idend or 21-2 per cent. on common
and regular quarterly dividend OF
liz per cent on preferred stock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

North American Company In past
year earned 8 81 100 per cent. on S2s,-
1884, stock outstanding. ar against
7 i5-i00 per cent. on same stock pre-
viOus year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

Rock Island bondholdcrs' committee
has selected r.. W. Mci(cuna Vice
President OF Chicago, Milwaukee and
81. Paul road to make examination
Of Rock island property
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

PARIS. Murch 17.-Aviator GaraiS
established new worlds record to-day
when he assembled to n height of 2.ii5
feet with sewn passengers In biplane.
The hight was made near Charities.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

J. ~ your druggists in CSC and SOC
rjes. and . spseisi large hospitsi siss
n Assspt no substitute.
& n yevr druggist cannot supply you.
- DC q soc to the MUSTEROLE
Cs0psay. Cleveland. Ohio. and we will
1 - you jsr. postage prepaid. (58)
ia :. nOnljCK. Wsus Philadelphia Pa. says
4 ~. ensyaroid Dn bad sssers hsuoohitis
u - nOtesuas the best Thing ] ever used."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
The Home BEAUTY PaTlOr
Sv 6effx, 0oe0

druSsist and put il Into one Ssif pint
espfu 1 ~ ,vaa: sh.n sHS
spoonful before meat. The Ssrdsss
tonic 10 excellent to clear the skin g
Himp PEE b lot s, and g, sallownses. sad
bills. W. 'sN'"' '"''' ''''
,s SsIo: ss': 81 found II: most ss.,
can car be made q home BY dlssolyinl :
RI: unsS sS.. :SSSsnG s.S
ana other :csip spss,s. ' NY Sys shSmpso.
rcS siosS ana soft '' fiSff p 10 ez ny
S Ssi,tl. which .. wa: BE- becSmins dull .na
P. g.; The styles point to . co.tinu-
alton OF the slim fiaure effects and q
ssishi. MAKE this p Pr psraaS s'S q
s" p'fSs s. ; scss o %:s s e
on. and Hs pns: q a' Sot e :.s.r
Ssins This Ins.psnsiSs st snS vii Ssf0 ::
want strenuous diet or exercise.
neessssriiy dying though Il st Il IN u: :se
ger Here Is a home made hair. tonic,
value 70 scalp and hair: Into one.nSif
SSlsS sss fs he Sass ?s.p ss.n
soothing. and It banishes the az
scap , ss"S Ssi9 roof Z: g:
Betty Deans Beauty Book. sS.NXdvt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

viOus year.
Enough NJ. Rumely Company stock
holders have agreed to three year cN-
tension plan to make II operative.
This was announced by John w.
Platten. Chairman Of noteholders'
committee. N In understood that
about 30 per cent. have assented to
the SiO.O00,000 being extended, as
banks had refused to advance any
funds unless this was agreed, TO.
Nipissing Mines Company regular
quarterly dividend OF g per cent.
payable April 20. Books close March
20. This Is the first time since 1903
that extra dividend Of ~ per cent.
has not been declared. Statement as
OF March 16 shows cash In bank 3737. =
$40: orc and bullion IN transit. $685.
83c; orc on hand and bullion ready
for shipment Sis3.62i. Total. ei.10O. i23.
British Columbia Copper Com
pany's readjustment plan was de-
clared operative, a. $4,000 shares had
been deposited a. agreeing. Directors
have extended time OF deposit for
outstanding shares TO April I.
Company regular quarterly dividend
Of 2 per cent. payable April Is to
stock OF record March 20.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas pro-
ferred stock has dropped * points In
last two days on rumors that divi-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

de ndwould be cut. Presidents Schan
stated to-day that dividend has been
earned and could not So" any reason
why IL should not bc paid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

Missouri. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred stock has dropped * points In
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-17
VETS TO MARK
DEPARTURE DAY
Smoker and Luncheon at Light
Guard Armory April ~

Veterans Of The Sua~iSh-An,eri,ar
49, 49,. - ..--..-..s-us g.
S'''' NJ al" 'l''o'' Wa '~''' '''''" 90 '''
Light Guard armoJn' on Friday even
ing, April -. 10 mark 'he sixteenth
anniversary II their departure ;ror'
This city Tor Cuha'S fever swept e"'t'e-
fields April - IS thr anniversary V.
the departure for TIE front %. 80 ~
flith Resiment az the cid A-.A1san
National Guard which "'er became
COMPANY H. Thiru fourth rtg .msni,
Michigan Volunteers tut 1s this DAT"
Is saturday, il has hveH decided Ri
day would be a better time to ce-e-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-17
EARLY CLOSING
PLAN TAKEN UP
Calumet Merchants Express Will
ingness to Cooperate

Calumet Merchants expressed the.I
hearty endorsement Of the early cl1s-
ins Announcement which has been ir
eject for so many months, az an i-.
formal gathering held in the Red
Jacket council chamber las; evening.
ana plans were set Boa motion 90 make
the tlan effective Throughout, the er..re
year with the exception OF the IVES
bcirr, thc Fourth ot July and the ,,sa
weeks prior 90 Christmas % VAS qui e
generally aglerd at the meeting 'dar
with tile torres open ou Monday ard
SATURDAY, evenings, shoppers Who are
unable to leach the stores Boz the l.y-
time viii ~rfer no Inconvenience. and
thl' the as hour day which is uaw
H caca, az 90. Of the local mluee. r,-
du.e> Jh, cement tu N,gs small
number
C.rmute,S were named CO tie.
meeting lasJ evening o. l.rHatc.
among the businessmen today and q
secure expressions from as many a.
possible SO that there may l- a def
mite understandings. This committee
had made considerable ltogress up to
noon and reports that practically al 81
.ne sores have added their SIGNATURES
Boo tae early CLOSING agreement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-17
STATION NEAR
NATURAL WALL
Farmers in Trap Rock Valley to
Petition Copper Range

! Petitions are beiuk Circulated
through CaIuwcS so>.ay hy farmers IN
the Trap Rgck valley. especially Sec
lions rs and I 20 Scsoolcvaty township
ana they Mi. Dy presented shortly to
the officials az tse [JpIer Range rail
r,>sd. aSSius fav gao establishment ~ a
railway station az thc intersection ~
;oe r,ilroAd W,sh shc highway recently
bUiit by Ca,ume. township, which
taps the Trap GacN valley farm dis
tri,;.
The petition has accn freely signed
and prooao,y Nj. command favorable
attention Ir0m the railroad officials,
Tie petition sets forth there are nifty
OF more families IN the resiDu men.
Jionei vho would Dee d.ve,tly hrneittei
the station uANiuS j. possible FOR
them 20 reacA Calumet 10y rail with
cut difficulty and also providing a de-
sira0.e shipping poirt for the consign-
ing ard resolving ot treishJ
The proposed lo>ation Of the new
station : situated hut a few hundred
feet from the Natural Wall park,
which has recently come into the con-
troll of IN, KeweenaW Historical Assoc
citation. The establishment of sta
tion at the point suggested would
open up an easy means of reaching the
Natural Wall. one OF the districts
most interesting natural cu'iosities,
but which now is almost inaccessible.
There is lut little uueStion that the
business which would be provided by
farmers and that of sight seers would
warrant the Improvement.
With a railroad station but few
hundred feet away the Natural Wall
park would probably become very
popular with piCnicing parties and for
large gatherings Of all sorts. II is this
phase of the situation that is of great
est interest TO Calumet residents.
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MAJ. ARTHUR cAss COMING.

Officials Of the Salvation Army in
Calumet have been advised that Mai
Arthur Cass of Minneapolis. in charge
OF the Industrial work Of the Salvation
Army viii Zoe in Calumet to conduct
special services Saturday and Sunday
Tomorrow evening he will speak on the
hrmy's industrial work aud he also will
have charge of all Sunday services.
Maj Cass is known as a very forceful
ana successful speaker aud his visit
here Is eagerly awaited
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DISTRICT NO. 2 TEACHERS.
Apo For the Ensuing Year
Approved by the Board.


The school board of District No. .
Calumet township, at a meeting this
week, approved the appointments oi
the following teachers for the ensuing
year:
! Superintendent-El \. Pope.
Supervisor of Music-Harrict James
Truant Oficer-Olivcr Richards.
Lake View school-Mabcl Johnson
| Sarah Matheson.
Centennial Heights No. Emma
Pearson. principal; Myrtle Williams.
Geraldine Collingwood, Esther Top
pala
Centennial IIeiehts No. MARY
| White, principals; olive Flight, Flora
Erickson, Helen White. Mary Dolan,
Ruth Arnold. Matte Brown. Aurelia
liendrickson, Martha Weir
acknowledgements HARRINGTON,
principal, Mary MacLennan. Flora
Macdonald, Elizabeth MacLay. Lyle
Talvensaari.
Wolverne-Minnie Robinson, prin-
cipal; Mayme Doyle. Charlotte Clark.
Cora Davis, Olive Demo, Ethel Wyatt,
Almo Rusko, Florence Davis Selma
Wanhapiha.
kearsarge-ilattie Pope, principal;
Bridget Harrigton. Katherine Har-
Ilngton, Nora Ruslto, Martha Weld
cnhocfer Isabel MacNab Mamie Cinas.
Copper City-Je8sie MacNab. prin-
cipal; Florence Lang. Alma Lampsa,
Fannie White, blanche Medland, Res-
sic Burns, Lily Chynoweth.
Lincoln school CTraprock) $3.50 Elsie
Johnson.
The designations Of Harry Don. su-
pervisor Of penmanship and of Miss
Hildegarde Stranberg, a member OF the
Centennial Heights teaching CORPS
were received and accepted by the
board.
This evening the pupils of the Cen
tcnnial school will render an excel
lent program in the school hall, COM
mencing promptly at o'clock.
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DRAsICH EXAMINATION

The case Of Matt Drasich. charged
with assault and battery is being tried
by jury this afternoon in the court
OF Justice William Fisher. Attorney
w J. Mccormick is appearing for tho
people and the defendant is represent
ed by Attorney w. 4. Bateman.
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