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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
Duluth South Shore
> :. AND
Atlantic R'y.
TIME TABLE.
Trains leavs Champion

Trains leave Champion
For Montreal. east ana Lower Mich,
igsn daily ISL A. M.
For i Honghton ana the Csppef
Country daily .. $3.50 A. M:
" For Houghton and she Copper
Country daily sa5 A. M.
. For Duluth. West Superior, Gogebic
Range points ontonagon. RocklAad,
Mass etc. dali except Sunday g. 20 A N
For Isbperhing, Regaunsc. Marquette
daily 49," s.9b A. n
For Detroit the east daily except
Sunday 1856 p. N
For. Houghton and, Copper. Country
points daily except Sunday I.s7 p. NJ.
For Ishpeming, Nesaunee, Marquette
daily Sop. N.
For Duluth, West Superior, Super
Tor, Gogebic Range points, and points
In the Copper Country daily 10. 10 An
For Marquette Sunday only 1880
p. M.
Trains leave Republic
For Houghton and the Copper
Country daily except Sunday 4OoPM.
For Ishpeming. Negaunee. Marquette
daily except Sunday 400P. M.
Trains leave Negaunee
For Montreal and the east, and Low
er Michigan points daily, 4.20 A. M.
For Marquette daily 7.40 A. M.
For Duluth, West Superior. Superior
Gogebic Range points. and points in
the Copper Country. also Ontonagon,
Mass etc daily except Sunday $50
A NJ.
For Marquette daily 1910 A. M.
For Detroit and points east daily
except Sunday 2.20P. M.
For Houghton and the Copper
Country daily 7.45 A. M.
For Marquette daily 9.6QP. M
For Houghton and points tbel
Copper Country daily 3.B0P. M.
For Marquette daily except Sunday
500 p. M.
For Champion and Michigamme
daily Cop. IA.
For Marquette daily lisp. M.
For Duluth, West Superior, Superior,
Gogbeic Range points, and points i1
the Copper Country daily II. ESP. M.
For Marquette Sunday only 1. 85 PM
For tickets time tables and other
information apply to agents at above
points OF write to
Goe. w. Hibbord,
@ p, A. Marquette Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
UPPER
PENINSULA,

II 10 reported that fses hall will b
sbslisked In Hssicsts sshsoss By e,Sss
a the bsss& r
nrS FrssnsA, wits OF Archie Pre-.
mes 10 slrsslstiss . petition sskina
for Ma yyssnans rsrols
Nash interest 10 bsirE manifested In
the Cornish wrestling tronnansnt "
- given In ths Anphidfonns 81
HcuSatos July !. D. . ana 4 Under
tAs AnpAiSrsps nsnsssnsat ladies'
win fssl fsss " witness che sports Of
ths tsAs aayl Ays the Mining GAs-
etc. ssA their psssHos viii be well
os.ss sad sspssil rroIvisn win BE-
Ases fos hsib ssconnsashsA>' u u
psshssss 49, ~ tsasisnsst viii "
Mn sstss Hs,dssA ssjss. but avery
ssssttss Which nishs sanss delay OF
give vis y vs6AFaine SariAs The play
Vim b n<ttsA In sASsass % ~ ~ 10
sAsrsssAiy s.asrsssod ~ every msr
setsyIss Ne spO,tA u may 10. also,
tAst Z NV sieve sNntssh between
ssssA hossss Of via ,sputatisn Will
- sAds1 - ~ Dsssssnms.
4 st,yt hns Ase the dsbaters in the
Iskpsniss and Marquette schoorin
lslssd In Asstsh Of debating powers,
IsApsniRg getting the decision. Vow
~ tnrzs up thai AAs victory was q
sssrss o.s NJ tss ErsetSY portion OF
tss szssss,ss Of tAe 1sApemiss slsss
were tsssn- fr0n . asbsts NJ Ccfhsli
0niyssissI Hsv shey vish that abe
asAsss Asa ksysr socprrsd
5ohs Wiisax. WIZ swns = farm pSAS
Ne Doe, Ass pl.otsa small plat of
srsanA - psAsnh he has faith that
~ sssp sAa DO grown in ths upper
psHiAssi@i ana 81 this seAs0a's sxpsIi-
nest Dssvss sessesSful he win mart
year engage extensively in the sulItyai
tiOn Of the vegetable i I
The shinlge weavers Of Msrinette
and Menominee- have struck for higher
wages and all the mills Mt the mouth
OF the river arc closed
The American Telephone company
an independent concern. 10 asking for
q franchise In Menominee.
Rev. FrearieK Luke. formerly Of
Crystal Falls, has been appointed by
Bishop Williams to the passionate Of
the Episcopal church In Menominee.
James Corbin, OF Sidnaw, is making
arrangements to move his planning mill
from Sidnaw to Bergland, the new
town ON Lake Gogebic. where he has
q contract to handle the output Of
Bergland's big saw-mill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

a. phvs ~ sstes ~ -
A<ss DasR ~sfsm ~ ~ - I
essAss ~ usset>s ts~s ~ =
tAsis psrsJAs5h1lts II ~ sa.sAiss tsSsr
sshsyy 1. AsstrsS nsv bAkins - .
ssssA. Their baker ~ from irepvcsA.
CAas Os~p 10 oss Of dsoS sSsia
after his prolonged sickness.
The big pump ~ the Hsnlock 1.
working siosly IL was eshaseted up
Tsursday,
b. Issaoson wa ~ the Falls Las,
Tharsiay. evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
Il = i
G. N. &St. y. TIME TABL.
Trains T.anva

G. N. &St. y. TIME TAbL.
$50 Trains Leave
Trains leaves Crystal Falls f%5
Happening, Negaunee, Marquette add
all parts in the Copper Country at
2 :0s A. M. daily.
For Milwaukee, Chicago intsrmedi-
ate parts and ALI parts east and west at
GAO A NJ. daily except Sunday.
For Republic. Champion, Marquette,
Ishpeming and Magazines at 2:l6 p.
NJ daily except Sunday.
For Chicago and Ailwaukee at 7;SS.l
p. M. daily.
Trains Arrive
Arrive Crystal Falls from Chicago and
Milwaukee Al 8 :o5 A N. dialy.
From MArqustts. Nsssuses and Ish-
psning at IL 80 A n daily except
/, Sunday,
from Milwaukee and intermediate
parts at Sie p. ID. daily except
Sunday.
Ffets the Copper Country ahdII.ake
Superior parts ~ b:2oP. n. daily.
q, g. swsetmAn Agt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
AMASA NEWS
THE KIDS SKINNED I'm.

For several weeks AmasA has hsa .
First Nine" OF base ball players but
SIZE has none now. They we're pat into
the clear by the 'kids" or the high
school last week 40 effectally that ID 10
doubtful II they get ost on the main
line again this year. The drst nins
are all nice fellows but they saA' J.
play ball. Tho high school team 10
com posed Of young boys from 10 to is
years Of sss. They listened 70 the
great bsss ball ysrns that she "big
fellows" toid !sn spring shtii they 10
bird Of 50 sAd nsds sp their nisAs 10
show the "frss aiss" . ,risi in ths
great Ansricsn game. 30. shsis
msassef. Percy Ddvsras shslisHssA
the big fellows for > game. rhs
challenge was treated lightly ~ nrss
but the Kids told then thai business
and not hot sir was what was wanted.
The game was arranged end oil OF the
time 10 Wa In xntloipstisn the old
fellows spent their Leisure hosrs telling
how they were going 70 shoot 10 ints
Ne kids. BILLY" Dsfss explained
hsw they ala In ''sI cAantioa".
SoAs hsss, tnid q big s.ms scys
81 gsfssss ~ , ssss HssAiss be
HsYi Hesth related IN slsstsSs ~ sssIy
&sys who're . vhols srDy a kids w.
pct sst - - 10y by . hAssssy Il
ShisA ~ w. ~ ss>sssIAs s.A "cy"
yssbiAA tAcssht II WssN sssh ssd NE
Eids vAs. NJ Sst Ne "eosSs JAss
HitsA'' 81 tAsa. A. - As tpsss
we're tsld. 1ss Shss sAss sst -
the dIsassA wssA ~ sAs Ansn Ao~ss
Me ether svsnjss IL w. PLATA ~ h
ssss that Ne ''kids" knew noys Of
sks sstio.A ssns thss ~ sd fellows
tsd fOrgssssn for they sinDly sviv>x
ths earth WITH thor. TIE fsstsrss
- tbs OsAs were the piteAinY ~ Bitiy
Barge ed to Asoviss e kAsl Heath
Billy - . tribe sAsrt sighted sAA
generally be tAs ssos.A sbsst st1 fsss
aAssA Of tAs Plata n~st HSsiA wss
NE catcher sAd Ais throwing vas
ainIy sst a stshA Why, - tAsrw
10 Arss several hnss ana The kaA
hasn't bssn sssA d.ss. He MADE, .
rs.Ashsbiy isAs sAssv - s,sOas b
catsh rsAAss wAe vss trying 70 sssal
. bass, The sah went 1ifis wild aIla
10 said to have knocked a tooth out Of
. COW down on Bob Sunderland o
farm. John Mason made several grand
stand plays In the inneld while .Chss
hoGrsgor was kept 20 busy dofing
his cap TO the young lady spectators
that he didn't have time to get mixed
up with the ball ut all
90 When the game was ever and the
score counted MP next morning it was
found that the kids had IL tallies 70
their credit while the men had but 10.
The kids made seven home runs on
three strikes and four three base hi ts
on wild throwA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
FRUITS. AND FLOWERS.

Land cannot be too rich or too mel
low for fr-i.s.
Manure f.r the garden should be free
from wcc,l eds.
Thp head of tree needs To be fairly
open to ..Gmit sun and air for full
growth o. fruit.
The dahlIas will never disappoint
you Pink. white. yellow or crimson.
tall Gwarf or cactus. II Is bound to
fO
ga, fall after the leaves have
DIR. Is generally. the best time for
ta lttings from ounces. but they
nj aiken later.
ope should not be mixed with
o. t flowers In water. They de-
a. lSly aud have a harmful effect
a. other blossoms.
tis (forgetmenop needs partial
81 but not the shade Of a tree,
L ..oaS taller flowers or around
n ~. and II Will do well.
Of yellow blossoms should cbe
for places which LACK suns
o elbow In good In almost every
q and IL the cheeriest octonns.
cultivation causes an abun.
q fibrous roots to be made The
q OF any plant Is largely. meas
4 the number OF Its nbrous
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
'eak
carts

10 indigestion. Ninety-nIne Of every
ired people who have heart trouble
iomber when II was simple indIges-
Is a scientific fact that all cases Of
scase. not organic, are not only
10. but are the direct result OF lndi-
All food taken into the stomach
lis OF perfect digestion ferments and
% stomach putting Il up against the
This lnierferes with the action Of
I. and In the course OF time that
but vital organ becomes diseased.
<sublc. d Nevada. O.. says: had stomach
! was IN bad state a. had heart trouble
took kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about four
a Il cured me.
IDOL Digests WHAT You Eat
loves the stomach Of al nervous
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

xis.so y EwsA wsssS. ssiiway
scnpasy.
PnsssnssJ trsiH arrivals and departures {
at Crystal Fails. Mich.
70 Anasa g. 40 A. N. and 2.ss =. M.
From Amssa e.4o A NJ and 600
r. NJ
To points east south. north and west
s.b5 A. M.
From points. south Escanaba and
intermediate points and Iron Rive
and intermediate points lo.4o A. ~
From points north, south aud easS-
a2o p. N. hr ~~
To points east and south and TO-
Escanaba 90 p. M.
From points west 7.s0 P. NJ.
w. r. Sanborn, Agent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
Too Cool.

Major Bloocg pre-" SAID girtfAA
they say that during the war
q always cool In action.r
/" declared the major. why.
/ girl. was 80 cool that when l
people insInuated that l was
.g."-Balllmore Herald
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

MIR. RIPPER says that be In 4
d bachelor.
But he dlcn't say that every
own had assisted In confirming
hef-Ind!nnapolis News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
lack AND the sEAHsIiLk

In aissCiting scenes from the world.
lannon's Drury Lane (Londonl
Psntomime. Underiably the most
elaborate and brilliant attrao-
tion ever seen here.
UNAPPRQACHED BECAUSE m
= APPROACHABLE
The Great English Stag Hunt
Bostos Hoyscless Fire Department In
Action. Cspt, Niseon shooting the
Whirlpool Rapide
ineompafably Superior in Every Detail
Of Sound, ColT and Technique.
Thrilling Lendop Fire Brigade
a hescns Wsff,- Tho Storm at
SEN.
Raster Sunday, Parade, st Pntrick's
= Cathcdral,.
Everything Entirely New. A Charm
10 the Eye.
Fascinating the Mind
: NOVEL SPECIALITY ACTS.
Lowest Possible PrioeR % 80 and 500
For this Dave only
Matinee tat Children
Adulta
Reserved Seats ut City Drug Store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
DULUTH
SOUTH - SHORE
and Atlantic Railway,


Do You Rent Farm2
You cnn own one in Northern Miohi-
gan or Wisconsin on the Duluth, South
Shore and atlantic Railway for one
years rent.
Thousands OF acres OF fertile lards
open for settlement.
There are good opening for farmers
laborers and manufacturer.
There are good sites for saw mills, girls
mills, pulp mills and tanneries.
Splendid opportunities FOR stock rails
ing, dairying and diversified farming
Work can be found ON farms. in
numerous mills and on the rivers in
summer and during the winter in the
woods. M
For further informa ton apply TO
H.. w. MAcPHERRAN,
Land missioner
Marquette Meth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
CIRCUIT COURT.

Prosecuting Attorney
Issue of-.Fact- Trail by Court
Mansfield Manufacturing Co.
va. The Parks MERCANTILE Go.
Township Of Stamaugh Va Alois
Dober.
Northwestern Cooperage and Lumber
Co VS.. Township Of Iron River
Martin Hogan Va City Of Crystal
Falls
John Fisher VS. City Of Crystal Falls
John Erikson va City Of Crystal
Falls.
ID. M. Roes n Co va City of
Crystal Falls
James G. Wilkinson va City Of
Crystal Fails.
Parks Mercantile Co VA City Of
Crystal Falls.
John II. PARKS va City Of Crystal
Falls
Paul Schook va. City Of Crystal Falls.
Adolph Lustfeld va City Of Crystal
Falls
John X. Hooper VS. City of Crystal
Falls
CHANCERY.
John t. Gronlund va Erick q.
Malmberg.
Conrad c. E9selhardt va Emma
Engelhardt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

The township board has decided 10
improve the road running past the
Hemloek office and have laid out q new
road ~ the east OF the railroad tracks.
The plank has arrived for the. sidewalk
and work begun on that Mr.. Heath
10 making many friends in the town
ship by his good work and fair treat
ment Of all our citiEena The latter Ia
an especial feature OF his administra-
tion TO date and IL 10 to be hoped that
1t will continue TO be his gaiding
principal.
Richard James, formerly OF Florence,
Wis, 10 the name of the steam shovel
runner. He is at the Baltic now load
ing that pile and win come here as
soon rs his work there is completed.
The Finnish band gave dance last
night the proceeds Of which were TO be
used in buying new uniforms. The
boys have raired tiC0 for that purpose
already. They are improving greatly
under the new management.
Christ Wilson has the contract to
build the new trestle for the Hemlock
mine and has crew at work on II
now.
Art Scott moved his fanny to Quin-
esec last Monday where they will make
their future home.
The woodmens dance was not en-
tirely financial success but socially il
was an excellent affair.
The social given by the Legion was
one OF the pleasantest affairs held in
Amasa this year. Everyone had q
good time
DR.. Hausher is in Detroit, his old
home, ON vacation trip.
We learn with regret that DIR. Redne,
contemplates leaving thts village for
Quinnesec, he having rs.eiyed a bet.
- LII ~ -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
TELEPHONE READY.

The telephone line has been com
pleted to Amasa and connection can
now be had with the outside ord by
means of it. The line was completed
to the village last Monday and con-
nection made. b. Isaacson had the
distinction Of being the first to talk
over it.
The workmen are busy setting the
poles for the exchange. 1t will take
until July 10 complete the work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

MINE INSPECTORS REPORT.
Four fatal accidents secured during
April. The number Of men employ
ed in county mines during April
month IL as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
The Beginning
of the End

The entire stock of
Clothing, Gents Fur
nishing, Ladies', Mems
Children's shoes. Hos
iery, Neckware.
Trunks and Valices
Must be sold.
Goods all brand new
and up-to-date
Watch our Circular.
6be Boston Store.
Common a Miller.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19

Z0.
8ieg Observation-Disclosures biIben els
nfr unndtiirlihen 4uspuhs u~nIerer
moberner aultur;. Elm @rsebnib Der
oDnpentionelen 9eIeBgebung, Werts
seuae. has 8erbdGts, S9marpbsr Der
GiftrTudt. Die sbatfa9e, bab Sos
fua Cope feline 3ufIudt gu elmer fols
den 4gsntur nabm, pirft elm srelIes
2i9t auf isinen bamaIigen SeslenSus
ftanb. @r trdute feiner sisenen
@6laubeit unb Ginbistsit nidt mebr.
feline 6rau bate ihm ben Meiiter &c.
seiat, aber Soiuo Cope mar niht, Der
Menf6, Inn slei9 BEL Der erTten Niez.
bsrloee bic 5liute ins 3Orn gu persi
fen
Gr fu6te bic 5irma gbubleigb Ii.
So. auf, aber Ghubleisb mar niht 10
Ieidt su t~reffsn. benin er bsrItdno es,
iib in Elm aebeimniBpolles 0unfsl gu
biillen. 2n ieiner 8ursautbiir rparen
bier &lineeln an9ebra9t unb hdrunz
ter bier peridiebene Ramen; bsrGbub<
leiab's aber mar Der erIte. 9egen bic
9eppbnbeit Der meiIten anberen Bus
reaur mubte Der 8efuder tlinseln,
renn er einselaHen iein polItE. SIN
8praimmsr ftieB er auf brei ober bier
ppaftGnbig berabsstommsne menIdlis
DIE 9~eitalten in Der bentbar i6Gbiss
item Gleibuna. pabre 8alsenpbpIiogs
nomien. @oau gbubleisb oieie 2eute
in ieinem 9oraimmer bate. seborte
au Ieinen @eI6dftsgebeimniHsn. Die
Ginsspeibten puBten. OaB oiss feline
Spione feien. Sic gsb0rten gu jsner
MenItentlaKe, bic man in allen
9robItGbten an ben Strabeneden Iun.
germ iiebt unb bic besbalb bsrumTpio.
niren f0nnsn, Obne 8erbadt gu erie.
gen.
gbubleigb felbit mar Elm idneibiser
Menl9 = jung, lebbaft in feinen Be-
fpegungen, leidt erregbar. unperfddmt
in feinem 4uftreten. @r mar itets
auf Dem 2ueaus mad Semanb, iiber
ben er berfaIen fpnnte. Sc mahte ibm
elm 8er9niigsn, feline Slienten dufsu.
rei5eu unb ibre r6Gae" ais ~beIonoers
bebentlid su beseidnen. Gr trug NIT
8orliebe stnen Sammetrod. fpeiBe
9amaIdsn. 2adIhube unb cine bim'
metblaue 3rapatte. Seine Jreunbe
bsneibeten i'm nm ben gbie. nit benz
er iid au tleiben berfanb. unb fao'
ben nur benz Sammstrod unb benz
genial a~ebuneensn blausn ShGips
feline Grfplge als @ebeimagent aii.
SieIe Otnas seb0rten CUR SRoiDiouas
litdt Gbubleiab's, obne fe pdre gbuos
Leigh eben nidt ghubIeiag serpeIen.
Gortieknna foIgi.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
aussinem stubenten,

- u . q He III
brief. ,... Wds meine 9efunbbett
aneebt, 70 tOunt ibr beruhist iein.
liebe Gltern; i'd tperbe % bid, oaB mid
faft tein Ra4tpGGtsr msbr trdsen
lam!
@etfeseeeenpart. Sub
rer: .Ssben Sic 9err Baron. bier
purbe i'd Dor bier Sabren 6urd meine
9eiItesaeaenpart eerettet!- = Sous
rift: .Mie tam benn basg-- Sih-ts:
.Mein 9err itiirStt ab. unb Do Idnit.
id bas Sell bur6!'
= umgetehrt. S9aufpieterin:
SIT benn bic Rple fir mid gu fteyf.
PER- 9iretiorq- 9irettOr: "Sm G.ss
ssntbeif. Sic iins gu fart fir ti:
Roue."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
81. hab.n fi6 init Inn asa.n MID

~Sie baben fid NIT ibm sesen MID
ber54fporen." rief er, bic 5afiung ppls
leHbs berlierenb. duber fi9.
nMdden Sic Ylab!" pieberAolte
SfabsIa energii4.
nSofua Cope riibrte iid ni9t bonn
Sled. fonbern mufterte bas IhSne
Weib NIT giftisen 9liden. CABIN aras
bella. bic an Der Sbiir selauidt bate,
ftieB bieie Pl0Blia auf, 10 bab Cope
suriidtaumelte.
n9absn Sic bic Site, CABIN 9lra.
bella. meinen Batter aur~iiduruFen."
fagts Isabella. als iid ibre@eielidafs
term ben Gtntritt er5tDans. nRufeH
Sie, bite, bic gauge 9eieaidaft qua
riid!"
~@s gefang 2abp 4rabella, ben
9ausherrn unb feline Sateliten nod
auf Der Srspps su srpiIten. sic
fonnten fi6 benz Wunf9 Sfabsild's
ni6t entsieben unb tebrten nit lauren
Mienen in ben SpeiIefaal 5uriid, be-
Dor Cope nod 3eit sefunben bate. Ell
men @ntIdluB au faFen, mas er tbun
fonte. @r ftarrte Siabeaa NIT funz
felnben Raubthierausen an.
.Serr 5ople. sic iinb bier Der
6ausberr! Dieter Wann bat bic linz
Derf9dmtbeit. MR. ben Wes gu Der>
iperren; MAIDEN sit mir plab, bamit
ib binausfann.A
.Meine 2iebe. 1u iolteft nidt pers
gefien -" itotterte 6pple.
~Was?" unterbrd6 i'm feline Sod.
ter. DAB Sic mir ben elenbeH
Gtrsid seIpielt baben, mid burdSins
terliit su betpeaen,. bbsfem SdeuTaI
meme 9anb su reifen9 .. has tperz
be ih gepib niGt rergefen... -"
.0ds lit nift bic Stunbe fir RE-
minif5ensen. DENT an Define Muts
teri"
sd bente an lie unb bante Soft,
baB i9 bic 4ermife nidt msbr sesen
Sbre mabtoie Selbfiudt gu i6iiben
braude! Sect Iebs ib fir bic 9sben<
ben una nidt fir bic Sobten unb id
bsfebIe Sbnen nod einmaI, mir YlcB
5u madtn!"
nSabsn sic ssb0rt9 Sic min su
Sbrefber sebsn; ite iefbit bats ssitun=
ben, aber ie foa's nur ipasen!" brpbs
te Cope.
,2ufen sic mid bur6," rief SIdz
bella, ben alten CUR Settle fdiebeno.
SD 1perbs fpusen, mas i'd min unb
mas meins gbre mir sebietet. Sbrs
8osbeit tpirb mid ni6t baran bins
bern, eiuem 6reunbe gu bslfsn, tpenn
t9 fann. Soate Sabib SbreIber
meme 9ilfe b~enDtbigen unb id perbe
nifien. mo er lit, bann fperbt ih Tim
belfen! sic ale fOuen es pifen. baB
i9 Bis aa bieiem ausenblid ni9t ee>
abnt babe. pie innig id i'm liebe unb
ME isbr id bieien Meniden bafs.
psiTen Ramen i'd fiibre!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
miiIsih. sic (au

= mttIeib. sic 0u ibrem
gaiten); -Seute bub' i'd meme friibsre
Qubma2erin beIuat. bic iebt perbeia
ratfet iii. Na. bas Gtnb bdttsf Du
YeEen fonen! 0rei tletne ainber, Der
M2ann trani, S6uIben -. i9 mar TO
trsriffen. buB i'd mir slsid apst ueas
6iits bel ibr ksfsQt babel"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-21
JUVENILE HOLIDAY BOOKS.



One of the most attractive holiday books
for the little folks now on sale in the city
is Jim Crows Language Lessons and
Other Stories of Birds and Animals by
Julia barrow Cowles. Children who have
read and enjoyed Mrs. Cowles's stories in
the st. Nicholas, Happy Hours, Our Little
Ones. the Youths Companion and other
papers cannot fail to be delighted with this
collection of twenty original and sympa-
thetically told stories. They have several
qualities which make them entertaining.
They are short, and children like short
stories best Of all; they are natural and
about things that have really happened:
most important is the fact that the author
does not write down. to her little readers
to inferior intellects, but has caught
the spirit of childhood that she seems to see
things from a child's point of view. There
is no moral paraded, nor is the book agrees
sively educational. as is the case with so
many nature stories written expressly for
children. Mrs. Cowless motive seems to be
to interest and amuse through that love for
pets and :, animals which already lives in
every childs heart, and she has written
with distinct literary style and has OBJ
served the same rules that hold good for
grown-up peoples short stories.
Some OF the best Of the stories are Brave
Trix." the story Of the dog that played fire.
man; Peters Boarding House." which tells
how much INDUCED but executive cat
took boarders: "Old Woolly Stockings"
which describes the gallantry of rooster;
How Muff Won Her Way" "A Restaurant
for Birds. "The Dog That Telegraphed'
and 1.-The Bird That Sang IN the Night"
The book is we'll illustrated with full-page
pictures and comes In dainty green and
white binding. with two crows flying across
the top against red sky. Crowell & Co.,
New York