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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25

y
Reprd7antont 8eunb Don Shio BAT
hauts in 55orm elmer 8tieBeSporlQJe
einen panameritaniIhan GpnQreB porz
9si4ldgen, nm burh oieIen bic W}ons
roez0oftrin gu einsm @runOprin3ip
De5 irternationalsn 3thts ertlGren
3u laiIen. Seine Bin armdhtiqt ben
PrdiiOeaten, biz Hegierunqan Der an
oeren amerifaniiAen 3epubliten our
getbetltqu1g an elmer in Wcibin1ton
ab3uhaltsnoen Gpufersn3 ein3ulaoen,
peld1e Die Mfpnros ge6re ais elm
Grunoprin3ip PES G0lterre1te5 QuF,
itelen uno 0ffentlicb oertijnoen IoQ.
Die Ser. Staaten ipuen uuT Der G0ns
feren3 ourb Den Staut5ietretGr reprGs
1enttrt feln. Sine Summe ppn $50
600 miro sur 9eitreitunq oar Soften
au5qeporTen. Seitoem Der 9sne7uez
lo=Rummel los lit, bat Elm 8eamter
Der britiIdea 8oti6aft ben GpnQreB-
SiBunqen re9eImdBig bsiqapobnt.
Dies lit aber audi oa5 etn3iqe erIiht=
Itte Sntereiie, pelche8 Die 6ritiIcbe De
gierung Dur6 loren bieIiQsn 8otThafz
sG SGl S'I S1lIuh SL P""HSeIoI' ptfeloott,
iheint So6n 8uu offt3isu nun penig
1loF'5 "'9'''a 81 WoueA.
Cine neue ReciproCitGt8z
y @orloge.
Gin3 6eute ein1eraintc 8iu plant bic
peite 2lntnjjpfunQ Don ReciprocitGtsz
9e3ie6ungsn i'm 6anoel5parte6r nit
anoeren g3atioasn. Die GorloQe be-
Ittmmt, oaB Die 8unoasreQierun1 auf
RobmaTerill uno 9}abrun95mittel teiz
nen GinfI3r3oQ pon ioIhan &dnoern
erheben iou, Die cine sleihnsrtbige
9ergiin'ti9un9 Dem Support aus BEN
Der. Stoaten 9epdbren.
6 inc ~ pitttoeEr ErtT6eibun0
be5 0berz 8unbe5z
0eri6ts.
07s 06sr-Rrro,s,pri,6+ 6,+ bsn4a
cine GntIbet6nno oef3Gt Sis nm nm arI@tS
meiram %nter,iie 5fin hiirftp Gs 6Gnz
bette fic6 nm 6ie Peft5frT1e M eina
in Ionofm C}ebrorb 5torf n6nenrbts
8eIbmiin2e oo0urh an i6rem 4uras
nsrt6 perliert Hn pem pnrIieorn6en
9Fulle 6otte elm Gonbuftcur Der SER
ienzGitD II. 8eroens sRQilroaDz6omp" "
in g}enz{ {erfep Die g(nnQbme zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
sturm an Der brittI6cr Qaffe.

QDn0on, "a. Deg. - 6urdtbare
Stiirme umbruuIen heute bic &iiiten
beg gan3en britii6en Snielreich5 un0
bon DarIdieoeren Seiten limb bereit5
Meloungen iiber Gtranoung uno Ser
IuIt BON S6iffen eingelaufen. Sci
ShieIos purbe elm grOBer SdOQner
auf Dem Qpne geitranOet geIe6en. Gr
1T anIaaineno Elm poQitdnoige8 Wrad
uno man glaubt, baB aue Mann an
8pro perlpren iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
mtrn1aIndte Rett1nosfnnrt.

Dublin, "a. DEG. - Sin Qe6ensz
rettungsboot BON &ingstopn Deriu6te
6eute in Der 9ublinz8ap nah elmer
en9liI6en 8arfe, pelde Nothiignale
uufge6iBt fatte, 5u fahren. Inter
peg8 fenterte bas 6a6r3eug unO bic
geiammte 8eIaBun9, aus iieben3ebn
G0nfen beitehe!lo. ertronf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
Die ,,sEnrr5bg" OIL Der Stiiilc ST.
lambs gelrunoet.
Gapttdu uns 5amilie. fo,uie IL zecIeute crs
frunfen.

trunfen.
2onbon, "a. Deg. = WGbrenD
zines fur6tbarea SturmeS Itranbete
bas engli5de S6iff nMore5bp" uuf
ieiner 8eiie nua Yiiogua, G6ili, in Der
Bah bon Oungarpon, an Der SiibtUite
SrIunD's. 2(m Ra6mittage brad Dus
eiIerne, 1859 Sonnsn regiitrirenoe
Shiff unter Dem 2triturme Der Wogen
D0uig 3uIummen. Gapt. Gom6ar,
5rau uno 8inO, Iopie II W}ann Der
8eIaBung tamen in ben MeIlen um,
pGbrenb 19 SeeIeute gerettet murben.
Die QeBteren limb iebpa 10 arg bon
&dlte unb 2lnItren9ungen mitgenomz
men, baB biele bon ibnea bic 8ataitro=
pfc niht lange uberle6en neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
Sin @laLiaap5 III iElammcn.

8oobsport, N.=gr "a. Deg. -
5euer 3erft0rte 9Gn3li6 Do5 groBe
Mal56au5, oa5 IlfreO 9ammpnb BON
Gnons geb0rte unO BON s. so. @urz
rsr aus SprucuIe gemiet6et mar. 9a5
Getreioemaga3in BON 6. s. 2lOam unb
S06ne 9ing ebanfals in 6lammen auf.
8eIommtperluit $4,000, bur4 Ser
ifcherl1no neOeft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
SerunslIftcs Sagopcrguiigen.
aas ggtIe entrinnt, Der a6asr ftirbt.

4llentoDn, Pa., "a. DEG. =
@G6reno beute Gotp. 8 8iitGer in
Qi38arD Greef 9alIep, GarbonzGountp,
bem SaQopergniigen oblag, itolperte er
BEL Der 8erfolgung eines angeI6oiIenen
Stud Wiloes iiber cine 8aunAnur8el.
9as 8epebr entlub ii6 unb, in bic
ShlGfe getrpffen, 1anf Der EngludliAe
tobt gu 8ooen. 4iitler, Elm 5urmer,
mar ert 21 Sabre alt uno binterldbt
Samilie.
Srrniiftc telegrupbiitr Srpridcm.
= eSn GeoarzGpuntn, Mo., lit BON
benz angei4poGenen Sucz6luiIe Die
9lodbiitte zines 6ol3fGQer5 binipegz
geI6pemmt pprben. Die gan3e aus
ie45 80pfsn beitebenbe 5umiIie ging
gu 8runbe.
= eSo6n M1c8rioe, Der 8uriiftrez
tenbe 9rGiipent Der n2(merit. 6eberQ=
tion Of 2abor," ptrb DabrIdeinIi6
bic i6m angebotene SteGung zines
RebQfteurs i'm 9epartement fir Or
better =Qlngelegenbetten an elmer gtetpz
gorfer 3eitung unnebmen.
TaIt gu Sobe qebriibt tpurbe ge=
tern in Der g}Gbe BON 8eorgetonn,
O., Der Maidiniit Samuel &ed,
pG6reno er an einem SampffeFel gfez
paroturen bornahm. Sin 8entil Dffz
nete ii8 pI0BIi6 unb Der entitr0menbe
beige 9ampf truf ben llngliidli4en
nit boiler &ruft.
: gernb. s. 6orb, Grz@uperinz
tenbent bes @taatsz8apitols bon
p=s5eriep, tpel6er felt leBtem 5rii6z
ling tpegen 8etrugs poli3eili4 ber=
folgt tpurbe, itellte ii6 geitern ben Be-
bDroen.
AZ 9ferbe unb 200 &utI6en, To-
pie 8efG6rte ieber anberen Dirt iinb
ge'tern in Burlington, Sa., Elm Raub
ber6lummen geporoen, inbem Stridz
lambs 2ei6itaQ in SSeuer aufging,
Dem unqeri6teten S6aben pon $780,
900 itebt cine 8eriiderung BON nur
$4,000 gegeniiber.
: Der 0ItreiaiIde 5elomaridaGIz
lieutenant b. 2trbtner tit in 8ien 9ez
itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
2irutrnant gsrrli9 nnr'm Sarirgs,
gerid)t.
SrunFsnbeit Die Glnflasc.-6 6cfdbrlEcbcs aSrtas
ten" in Tacoma


Son6run3isco, Sal, 24.9ez
3ember. = lieutenant g. 8. Werli9
pom 5luggenI6iff nY6ilabelpbia"
muBte iia beute ipegen 5runfen6eit
ppr einem &rieg8geri6t berantporten.
Der Sffi3ier mar elmer Ginlabung be5
nllnionzGlub" in Iacoma, 0aIb., gez
folgt, unb bate Ii6 in beren gaItliz
den Rdumen einen geb0rigen 8auI6
angetrunten. Wegen bieIe5 @ergez
benS Duroen ibm0egen unDGommanz
Do abgenommen. lieutenant Werli6
ertldrte iid fir I6uloig, uno 2(omiraI
8earo5Iee pirb oas 9erbitt befunnt
MAIDEN, io6alo er i'm 8eIiBe Der I6riftz
li6en 2tuf3ei4nun9en ii6er ben SAT-
fein nirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
Spfcr Scr Scc.

Qonbon, "a. 9e3. = Die Bart
nGli5a" lit Bel Ga6ore 4oint, Merfor6z
Gountp, Srlon0, nit Mann un0 M1u5
untergeganoer. = Qlu6 Der britii6e
S6oonerg gRupert" ift untertal6 3pnez
mouth geitrapbet uno 2tQe an 9orb
iinb in BEN 5lut6en umgefommen.
2onbon, "a. 9e3. = Die NOR
pegiI4e 8arfe n2tri3ona, Capt. S6rz
genIen, pel8e iih BON Mobile Oia
Queenstopn nua 8elfaTt untertpeg5
befanb, 1T in Der GIougbD Ban, ST.
lamb, QufqefQ6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
Garotnal ReIber's scfd,c.

G0ln, "a. DEG. = Qlm Treitug
finDet i'm bieIigen Dome bic 8eiieBung
Der 2ei4e oes in Rom perItorbenen
Cardinals pauIus H2el8ers 'tatt. Die
Qeiae iit bereit5 eingetroffen uno ru6t
porlduFig in Der &rppta Der ct. 8ez
reongtir9e. 9as 8egrGbniB piro
ii4 gu elmer 9roBurtigen 9oltsoemonz
itration geItaIten unb nit grobem
9pmpe itdttfin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
(geuare @ope.)
Sptel dragon, NtIanta. Ga,

SSertber Sr. HiGcr:
Iie &ife @ereua g0uiIer lam bcutr Nlor=
Gen an, uuO id) mar frob, oisielbe ;u erbal=
ten, oa i'd lett eiuiQsr ,3eit miD pDne pa5=
fclbe bebsIfsu muB.e.
SD bate ciutn Ritdfan meiues alttu
Wtustels GbeumotI3mus, unO ecnspaz g8aiisr
iplrft In iOIbem Sale aui mid pic elm
gSnnocr bcuu penu cb es trute, 10
trennen Der Rbsumatsmus uuo it obne
g9toeripru6 ibre GjsmetnidJaft inuerbalb 43
Stunosn 99ie Sic ipdbri4cinlib pFsu,
Qebraube tt cs in msintm ueueu Spis
nsbes icbr srfolpreib eeDeien 1T. A6
nanfe Sbneu iebr fir bic Seuouug 98ir
tueroen III Drsi ooer bier g8o6su in @alti=
more ein, no i6 sic ,u ieben boffe.
Wttt ben bcftsu 98iuibsu 5br aufribtiQsr
SSm. -. Crane.
Nn 5rn. SEQ. 81. Wfner,
Nr; g2S, NoresG Gbarles'Str.. Baltimore.
(Apr30lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
/ Z. u. 0inO.

8 on 3 n, "a. 9e3. : YrOfeIor
Sobn Ruhel9inD, Der berii6mte 9tItro=
nom, Gntbeter 3a6Irei6er 9laneten
unb Gometen unb 9erfaTer me6rerer
lItronomiI6er 8erte. lit geItern i'm
Qlter BON 73 Sabren aus Dem Qeben
qei6ieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
gr. 3O8.
aus Der IunOcSbauptftant

0af6inQton H. "A. Te3. - De-
9rGiioent iit2riarote heute Dem Stnut
Die Grr:nn9r9 BON 8obt, g. GbiItpn,
.. g., uL5 Gtsf be5 &onIularbureou@
i'm Stoatsospartsmant, IcDie Mai.
3bos. 9anburD Dom ,yngeni2ur=Gprp!
ais W}it9lieO Der 9}iiiiIiiPpi=Gommiiz
iipn.
ltnfere @oGoreIeroe.
2(mtliAer 2ln8abs aufolae bstru3 Sci
S6luB Der 6sutigen @eihdft5itunoer
Die @plorsIer2e Oc5 SdaBamte5 $66.,
466, ,395.
Gin panameritunti6er
Gongre bOrQei d a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-25
Ser 9entIde CORRESPONDENT,

IdeIib, iu6dcntItt unb Gourfogs,
@. Naiue, GisentbImer ano Reoafteur
(gsodiolser bon 8. 3aiHs),
GIhtueisGde SGtimoresStrasc uRb 8ofsSffcesace.
Greis o:stasIid3en S Iatse5, ourd ardser beiorSt,
121s Sts.; tagIid4s uHo Gennta % =aius. pc 70
Gents pro gpo6s, saa.har bic oas 8at beiorstuoen
qrdesr.-Saalida rebit SpMutags .Auega be uHter
Rorfs<8orauSbesabluue 81 so pro Sobr tlr tnrSeTe
Seit i'm BerbaItns; fnr bic tp6dIentlid de stns9a
init portofrei. nit Nbtus fur Slubs,
$3.50 pro Sonr. nan irscno etEen Srts oss Snian,
pes, 81 nat europa. Grunta age'atmagaSe Il
BIO Sabr.-Sas bette une btutGit9 eeast@e St6tt
en ben RitteIz unb z Gloifacten.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
Hoods Cures.

In saving that Hoods Snrsaparilla
cures, its nrOprietois make no idle or
extravagnnt claim. The advertising al
Hoods Sarsapnlila is always within
the bounds OF reason, because it Is true:
IL always appeals TO the sober. common
sense oi thinking people, and IL is always
fully substantiated by endorsements,
which In the financial world, would be
accepted without a moments hesitn tion.
Head the testimonials published in be-
hall of Hoods Sarsaparilln, ali from
reliable. grateful people.
They tell the story. Hoods Snrsa-
parilla cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
MUST AND WILL.
Notwithstanding Low Water and False Proph
cts, Logs VIII coms Down

Notw outstanding Low Water and False Proph-
cts. Logs VIII coms Dow q.
Although visionary CORE spondents
have sent To outside papers, glarng
statements OF no water, logs hung up,
mills compelled TO suspend operations,
stagnation in business. etc, resulting
therefrom, log owners have smiled at
such an imaginary condition and allow
ed no such statements to give them fear
or anxiety. Thirty and more years ex-
peiience in logs and lumber on this river,
the Menomnee Enterprise says, has
demonstrated to them that there is no
reason for borrowing trouble in regard
to this question. With delays and in
terruptions and low stages OF water, logs
have oftentmcs failed To come down
early in the season, but since the begin
ming Of log saving ON this river they have
never Iailed, TO an extent that has
caused a suspension OF work in the mills,
for any great length Of time. and the
seasons have always closed with the ex-
pected amount manufactured, notwith-
standing the many prcpheses to the
contrary. The present season will no
doubt be like all previous ones in this
respect. Logs hive been cut, logs are in
the streams, logs arc demanded Mt the
mouth oi the river, and logs will come
down as before. Let no one borrow any
trouble upon this question.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
A New Iohenlindon.

THE COUNTRY rUBIImiEn's VERSION.
In seasons when our funds ARE low,
Subscribers are provoking slow;
A few supplies keep mp the flow
OF dimes departing rapidly
Our bonds and due bills are arrayed,
Each seal and signature displayed
The holders vow they must be paid,
With threats OF law and chancerys
But larger yet these dues shall grow,
When interests added on below.
Leneth'ning our chin foot or SO
When gazing at them hopelessiy.
'Tis 40 that scarce we have begun
TO plead for time upon n dun.
Before there comes another one,
Demanding pay ierociously
The prospect darkens on We brave,
who would onr very bacon save:
Waive, patrons, NIL your pretexts waive,
And pay the printer cheeriulIy.
Ali II would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delinquents now 60 meet,
Asking Of us u clear receipt
For papers taken rcg'larly.-Ex-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11

Mr.. q. Cailouette, Druggist Beavers.
vile, H., says: ITO Dr. Kings New
with la Crime and tried led oil tbc ,h~s'
clans for miles about, but ~ no avail
and was given up and told | could not
live. Having Or. Kings New Discovery
~ nv store | sent Tor bottle md began
ITS use and from the first dose began Ia
get better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. IL ~ worth its
weight IN gold. We won't keep store or
house without It." Trial bottles FREQ NJ
Hooking Bros. Drug Store. 2
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
chancery Notice.

First publication April 20; last June
State OF Michigan. Goth Judicial Grcn. .-In
Chancery William Chamberlin. compain4nt
vs.. Harriet Chamberlin, defendant. Suit ppll
ing IN the Circuit court for the County of l"on
IN Chancery, at Crystal Falls, on the 9th uny
of april, "A. ID. 1896,
In this canse Il appearing from afndav'f on
file. that the defendant Harriet Cham il,.t in
IL not a resident OF this state, aud that after
dlligcnt inquiry her place 81 residence can not be
ascertaned, on motion compainants solicitor
IL IN ordered that the appearance Of said non.
resident defendant Harriet Chambern be
entered herein within five months from the date
OF this order. And In ease of her appearance
she cause her answer TO the bin of complaint e.
be fled aud q copy thereof TO be served on the
complainant's solicitor within twenty day.
after service on her OF n copy Of said bill and
notice Of this order. And In default thereof said
bill VIII be taken as confessed by said non
resident defendant. Aud it Is further ordered
that within twenty dRyS the complainant cnuse
"A notice OF this or der to be published n TrF
DIAMOND DRILL n newspaper printed. published
and circulating In said county, and that said
pubcat ION be continued therein once IN each
week Tor six weeks In Succession. or that he
cause q copy OF this order 10 be personally
served on said nonresident defendant M least
twenty days before the time above prescribed
for her appearance SHERMAN n. HANDY
Circuit Court Commissioners Iron County
Michiann
A. L. FKwEf.LING,
complainants Solicitor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11

twenty-five men, and this week began
working nights TO Oh western orders.
Arthur Murray and Stephen Richard,
OF Brecn township, will be tried ut the
next term OF circuit court in Dickinson
county for handling "blind pig"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
Cheap Excursions to tho West,

On May 2lst and June 18th, the
Northwestern Line Chicago & North.
Western Railway will sell excursion
tickets nc very low rates 20 large mum.
Der OF points IN the west and northwest.
For iul information apply 90 agents,
Chicago x Northwestern Railway.
1920
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11

fnAislu HurtureiH f*fns*'t ft'*tf~
Hattie stHe ss-
Freddy Trs..e ~ Ntht.>
l..rl.AfA ~....s
noou C.
Tbeo. Abrahamson Fred Niece
Emma Beddor Laura Rlordan
While Cossette Nike kiordan
Frank cossette Jimmie spain
Mamie Cassidy willard sndds
Eda Doncetta Eddie Widstrlnd
Lille Dishaw Emma Laplilnt
Viola Dlshaw Mamie Larson
Leah Guerrlns Cieve Berg
Lucetta Harbour Lee Wilson
Thomas Harvey Edna Terrien
Edna Harvey Ethel Flewellins
Arnott Hendricks Mary Hanson
Alma Heck Robbie Geske
Myron Heck Corn Keopke
Lille Hansen Henry Dclorme
Willie Hammir Martha Mccarthy
Lawrence johnson Johnny Nelson
Joe Karl George Lapine
Frank Lapine Gladys Lockwood
Verne lockwood Freddy Lewis
RooMD.
Estela Bosanko Laura Miesler
Edward Berg Agnes Olson
Peter Clash Axel Olson
Pearl Doucet Myrtle oulette
Roy Fisher Tina Nelson
Arthnr Geske Matte Parks
Aonzo Harding Winnie Pierce
Clyde Henry Melva Rowe
Aphonzo Harding Berthe Sweeney
Joe Johndrows Chester Thomas
Christina Larson Harry Wills
Emma Lundgrcn Garry stacey
NeIie Russell
ROOM o.
Maud HARDING Alice Baker
Ada Harding Laura Desbien
Chas. Haeer Berthe DAWSON
lone HOLSTER Charlie Dawson
John Lind Flora Holmes
Artur lockwood Belva Harbour
Murda Mcdonald Frank Johnson
Irene McGee Albert Johndow
Jean MCGEE Arthur Lebertie
Eddie Geske Arthur Morrison
Joseph Duffy Amelia Oswald
MILFORD Sweeney Nellie Lachnpelle
Olive wills Rosy Reddor
Gurnle Webb Josie Terrien
Bonnibelle Swords Harry Urban
Hallet Roberts Willie weycher
Dora Wehse Glenn Webb
Walter swords
ROOM r..
Charles Baker Joseph Grattan
Alberta Bosauko Lizzie Gaflney
Lille Bosanko Pearl Henry
Russell Ball Maud Harbour
Ruth Brooks james Harris
Minnie Bauer Rose LeGnult
Rhoda Brooks Willie Margson
Flora Brooks Magarctta sweeney
Emma Cayia Mary Sudds
Mary Cossette Mamie Thomas
Christian Christianson Annie Widstrand
Stella Doucet Verne Parks
Eva Fribley Ne bel Peters
Herbert Fisher
ROOM a.
Willie Wills Frances Waters
I.ibbic Walsh Amelia Wills
Rachel Behan Roy smlts
Amy Wright Mande Baker
Hattie Baker Mamie Bosanko
Willie BOsmnko Carrie Cnyia
Ophelia Cayia John Dawson
David Harding Daisy Henry
Laura Hooper Anna Koepeke
Lulu Morrison Alma Meisler
Katie Nelson Ike Oswald
Ida Paro Edna Parks
Mary GafIney Edward Sweeney
Nina Sudds
GREAT WESTERN.
Tommie Bchan Annie Brooks
Nellie Brooks Artie Cayia
Lena CayIa Bertie Gribble
May Harris Willie Harris
Annie Perry Lizzie Perry
Bertha Pierce Jennie Pierce
Daisy Thomas Della Wells
Ellen Cayia
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-11
SCHOOL REPORT,

Report OF the Crystal Fails Schools for the Month
OF May.
No.
Average per cent. Mt central school. 81
No. perfect in attcndancc......... 265
No, Ia
The following is a list Of pupils perfect
Ia attendance;
RooMA.
William Aberhamson Hazel Rrown
Ina Benson Nellie cossette
1rudio Cassidy ERNEST Cossette
Albert Clements Tomm.e Delorm
Jennie Doucette HUFFMAN Edburg
Max Gludlch Raymond Heck
Mand Hollow Lucinda Harris
Edwin Kna Renie Iebombard
Arthur Larson Henry I.ebertle
Name Larson Clarence Lockwood
Mary McCusker Lillian Pcnrce
Ethel Ponchnrd Ruby Rowe
Minnie Riley Elsie sudds
Merle Smith Hans Schroeder
George Thomas Henry Terrlen
Mertie Wills Maudc Wilson
Todd Webb Norman widstrand
ROOM -.
John BcrE Mamie Doucet
Willie Doncct Noble Dclorm
Birdie Delorn Amos Dishaw
Mamie Dolan Sadie Eldrcd
Alfred Edbutu Name Erkhnrt
Hubert crattan Daniel Gnerrin
Cora Hollow Lonise Hansen
Dilly lvorson Hugo Kocpeke
olivia lvorson Alice LachapelIc
Eva Lanyon Nelson Lebombarb
Leonard Nelson May Merean
/ I.awrrnf. Larson (ieorpe I,nnia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-02
bow ito Prerent Croup.

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE
INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS. HOW
TO GUARD AGAINST TIE DISEASE.
Group is terror to young mothers
and to posi- them concerning the cause,
first symptoms and treatment is the
object of this item. The origin of Group
is common cold. Children who are
subject to it take cold very easily and
Group is almost sure to follow. The
first symptom is hoarseness; this is soon
followed by a peculiar rough cough,
which is easily recognized and will
never be forgotten by one who has
heard it. The time to act is when the
child first becomes hoarse. If Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is freely given
all tendency to Group will soon disap-
pear. Even after the croupy cough
has developed it will prevent the
attack. There is no danger in giving
this remedy for it contains nothing
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Druggists.
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st. Nicholas in 1896.

For almost quarter of century st Nicholas
Magazine has been bearing its welcome messa-
ges each month to the young people of the
land. 1t has been fortunate in securing con-
tributions for its pages from leading writers
and artists, while it has given to its readers
many works that have become imperishable
classics in juvenile literature. The maya
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up-briuging Of children in that it is full of
brightness and interest and tends to cultivate
high aspirations, without being "preachy'
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Stevenson Rudyard Kipling will write for
it, and James Whitcomb Riley will contribute
poem to the Christmas number THE
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Palestine at the time of the founding of
Christianity. It is written by w. o. Stod.
dard. "The Prize Cup is one of ]. 7. Trow-
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ten another story, In "Sinbad, Smith & Co"
he has again gone to "The Arabian Nights"
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features. During the coming year 81, ZOO
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