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pletely run down and that it is impos-
slble at present to make any safe pre-
dictfon concerning his reappearance on
the stage. Another of his doctors said
that Sir Henry's condition is the result
or overwork at his age, combined
with continuous round of entertain
ment at every place he has visited
during this, his last, provincial tour
AT each town the municipality has en-
tertained him and made presentations
to him, necessitating many speeches.
In addition Sir Henry has everywhere
been lavishly entertained at private
houses. All this, coupled with eight
performances each week and continual
travelling. has naturally resulted in
breakdown
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suits foreshadow the nomination of
Judge Edward Dunno as the candidate
for mayor when the convention . is
called tomorrow. Every ward in the
city was carried by followers of Mayor
Carter H. Harrison, and he and his
friends will practically dictate the
nomination of the ticket. Mayor Har-
rfson is favorable to the candidacy OF
Judge Dunno.
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Offer Reward for Bill

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Feb. 24.-The
lower house of the Legislature today unani-
mously m Hns adopted resolution offering
son, or persons. who stole the original of
the amended. bill passed by the house re-
pealing the breeders law and prohibiting
pool selling on horse races The theft of
the original nnllifies the action of the
house.
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SALT RHEUM ON HANDS
Suffered Agony and Had to Wear
Bandages All the Time.
ANOTHER CURE BY CuTlCURA

Another. cure by Cuticura is told of
by Mrs. Caroline Cable, of Waupoca,
Wis, in the following grateful let
ter: "My husband suffered agony
with salt rheum on his hands,
and had to keep them bandaged ali
the time. We tried everything we
could get, but nothing helped him
until he used Cuticura. One set of
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills
cured him entirely, and his hands have
been as smooth as possible-ever since.
] do hope this letter will be the means
Of helping some other suterer."
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minnesota PLAYERS In Eront

CHICAGO. Feb 24.-In the second ses-
sion OF the three-day whist contest for
special pairs for women the highest score
was made by Mrs. j. d. Hibbard and Mrs.
J. H rockingham, of Chicago. who
points.
In today's play. for mixed pairs. o. II.
Briggs. OF Minneapolis. and W. A. ID.
score of 162 against an average Of 153.
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AttelI Beats Hanlon

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 24-Abe
Attell had much the better of the six
round fight with Eddie Hanlon tonight at
Industrial hall. Attell outpointed Hanlon
at all stages of the bout and at no time
was he in tight place. Although Hanlon
slightly outweighed his opponent he could
do no effective work except in the clinches
Attell was quick on his feet and was in
and out before Hanlon knew what he was
and fifth rounds. when most of the work
was done, the fight was very ordinary
affair. Neither man was punished 10 any
extent. No decision was given on the
bout.
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Found Game at a Hotel

The proprietors of the Hotel NicolIet
will appear in the municipal court Monday
for the purpose of answering charge of
selling game out OF season. II is alleged
that S. F. Fullerton. executive agent of
the game and fish commission. and a
deputy dined at the place some time ago
and secured a partridge.
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california; Is pronnea

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-At a meeting
of the officers of the intercollegiate Asso-
citation of Amateur Athletics il was voted
10 drop the University of California as for
two consecutive years the institution
failed to have at least three starters at
the intercollegiate meets.
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conditions OF which were that he must
win two falls within an hour. Gotch Sc
cured the first fall in 20 minutes So sec
onds and the second in 10 minutes SO sec
onds. making the entire time spent In de-
feating his opponent 46 minutes 81 sec
onds. Gotch weighed $50 pounds and
Park 175- Several thousand persons saw
the match.
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Police Pension Bill Accented

James r. Hickey has prepared a sub
was formally accented by the Ramsey
house delegation yesterday. The new bill
provided a one-tenth of a mill tax for a
police pension fund. and certain changes
from the original bill remove any doubt
of it's constitutionality.
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Calumet Wins Fast Game

special 10 The Globe
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Feb. "a
calumet won the greatest hockey game
played in the international league this
winter tonight by score of to l. Each
team scored / in the first half and NOTHING
In the second half. AT the end OF five
minutes extra play the visitors shot the
winning goal This is the last visit that
Calumet makes to the 500. Reddy McAIil-
Ian at point was the star for the visitors.
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the Crescent City Jockey clubs track to-
day: Weather fine and track good.
man. 6 to 1, won; Fitz Brillar. 109, Seder,
25 10 l, second: Evelyn Kinsey I0e H.
Phillips, 13 to 5. third. Time. 1:45 As.
Keogh, Stalker Trogon Nandor All Alone
Soldier of Fortune. Falmouth. Missile.
Diplomat Breaker. Bonnie 1.-the and
Yellmantown also ran.
Second race. mile-Sanction. 81. ]; Nc
Intyre, IL to L, won; Dalesman. 1oe. w.
Hicks. to 2, second; Blennenworth. ia,
H. Phillips, to /. third. Time. 1:44 2-5.
P;1dden ea;risienne York YORKSHIRE Auesi Bountiful,
Mauser and Hudson also ran.
Third race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Tristan Shandy. lilo. II Phillips; to
second; Lady Free Knight. 80. Baird. to
1. third. Time. 1852 2-5. Cannon. The
Eye. Loves Labor. Lee King. Dixie Lad.
MezZo and MiSanthrope also ran.
Fourth race. six furiongs-Tom Man
kins. 93 MCGEE. 25 TO l, won: Redman.
sc. Wishard. to l, second: Anthony, so.
r. Rice. 5 to 1. third. Time. 1:15 As.
Little Jack Horner. Lord of the Valley.
Felix Mozzes Charlie Dickson, Lieutenant
Rice. Wreath of Ivy, Over Again and
Fifth race. 5 and one-half furlongs-
Whorler. l1O. Lee. 10 to l. won: Cardinal
Wolsey. 110. II. Phillips. to 1, second;
Sadduccee. 11O. McCafferty. to 1. third.
tive Girl. Dallas, Shotgun, Pity. Wellesley.
Footlight Favorite, Sweet Charity and
Lingo also ran.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Favonius. 103. Aubuchon. Is to l. won;
st. Sever. 95. Baird. is to /. second; (;
Homestead. 1oi. Shaver to !. third
Gravina. Lineal. st. Daniels and Lady
Fonse also ran.
Two Land at Ascot
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 24.-Fustian
and Z. NJ. Brattain were the only win
ming favorites at Ascot today. Summary:
civ adt
95. ]. Kelly. to /. won: Chalk Hedrick.
1o2, Kunz. to 2. second; Kittie Roarke.
100. Mcdaniel, to 5. third. Time, l:ls.
Pygmalion, Danzador, Babow. ZuZu, Mas
sacre and Miss Powell also ran.
Second race. seven furlongs-Gorgalette
104 j. Mcbride, 6 to 1. won: Borghesi. 104.
to /, third. Time. les. Angelina. Prince
Hoadley. Sheriff Bell, Atlantic and Flor
ista ran.
Third race. slausson course-E. NJ.
Londe. ss. Miller, 3 to 1. second; Cotii-
lion. SO, Mcdaniel. 20 to l. third. Time.
1:10k. Americana. Darlington. Riceful
Henry Ach and Smithy Kane ran.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-Tristan.
10e. Miller. to 5. won; McGrathiana.
Prince. 104. Dugan. : to 1. second: Head
Time. 1:4iH. Biissfui, My Gem. Mogreg-
or. Miada ran
Fifth race. one mile and sixteenth
Varro. LOG. Dugan. 5 to l. won: Capable.
Wing. 1Ol. Mcdaniel. to S, third Time.
1:4s Exapo Eleven Bells, Needful. Rose
of Hilo. Lanark and Golden Ivy ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Bailey. 110.
Moriarty. to 1. won; De Grammont. Ill.
Dugan, 10 to /. second: Maggie Mackey.
s5. Herbert, I to l, third. Time. 1:I5a..
Sportsman, Merces, Jerusha. Montolene,
McJetta and Philanthropist ran.
One Lonely One Over
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 24-Oniy
one favorite won at Oaklawn today The
track is somewhat improved, although
still heavy
First race. furlongs. maidens-Jean
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Marshall Wins Another

PARIS. Feb. 24-Frank j. Marshall
won the thirteenth game OF his chess
match with d. Janowski here today on
the seventieth move. after nine hours of
exciting play. The score now stands:
Marshall, s; Janowski. 4: drawn. 3.
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LOTUS Out Of II

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Feb. 24-Tom
LOTUS. former manager of the Washing
ton American league baseball team, who
was reported to be negotiating for the
purchase of the Kansas City American
association team, denied today that he
viii buy the team
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SAINTS WIN FINAL
FROM MACAIESTER
coIIesisns Are One Game Behind in the
League

St Thomas played their last game in
the St. Paul basketball league today by
defeating the Manchester team in the lat
ter's gymnasium in hotly contested
game. The posts in the gymnasium was
a severe handicap to the Saints 1t took
them nearly all the first half TO get accus-
played Mac" OF their feet The Saints
have now played all their games in the
league they are still one game behind the
State Agricultural college. but il the
"Aggies lose one more game they will
be tied for first place. The coIlegians
have won eight out Of their ten games.
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Gotch Wins Match

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Frank Gotch. of
Humboldt Iowa. champion catch-as-
catch-can wrestler of America, bested Jim
Parr. of Wigan. England, here tonight at
the Harlem River casino In q match. the
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OVERWORK BREAKS
HENRY IRVING DOWN
undergoes Feting Enough to Kill
Chauncey Depew

WOLVERHAMPTON, Feb. 24.-Sir
Henry Irving's condition tonight is
practicaiiy unchanged. The patient is
brave and hopeful. The attending
physician said that Sir Henry Is COM
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Neary Wins-in milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 24.-Charles
Neary. OF Milwaukee. got the decision
over Maurice Thompson. OF Butte Mont,
at the end of eight rounds of fast milling
before the Milwaukee Boxing club tonight
There Were no knockdowns but Neary
was the aggressoI- throughout and had a
shade the better of his man.
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SUNDAY Bali aIn kIIIed

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Feb 24.-The
bill prohibiting Sunday baseball games
and theatrica performances was defeated
in the lower house OF the legislature today.
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Cornhuskers Are Defested

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. 24.-The University
of Nebraska basketball. team was defeated
here tonight by the team of the Lewis
Institute by a score of 81 to 80.
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trail s5. Hoffman, to l. won: Falkland.
100, Sperling. to 5. second; Eclectic, lOI.
j. j. Walsh. even. third. Time. 2:i5.
O'Reiily, Loone, Plea and Give All also
Ian-
Procession at Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 24.-San
Nicholas led the procession in the fourth
race. Divina beat Barrack a block for
the place. Mogreggor repeated today.
Mountebank, who was overlooked, beat
out several good things. Summary:
First race. four and half furlongs.
purse-Roman Gold. 10I; Knapp, even.
ond; f. Barr. no. Sherwood, to l. third.
Time, :5S1s. Romeo. Mabry. Vlnco.
Novia, Miss Berg. Canops, Tenordale.
Carrick also ran.
gor 112. Bojner. TO l, won: My Order.
104, Wright, even, second; Alone 107
Minder. to /, third. Time. 1:12h. Tar
baby, Prince Magnet. Golden Buck. Steel
Wire and Lillian Ayres also ran.
Third race, mile-Andrew Mack, 107,
Knapp. to 5. won; Follow Me. 1Oe. Pow
ell, to 1. second: F1aunt, I09. Miller. 3
to l. third. Time. 1:42 Peoria, Rye
Lord Enidin. Brush and Tannhauser also
ran.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-san
Nicholas. 1O4. Jones. to 5, won; Divina.
s5: Knapp. to 5. second. Barrack, 1O4.
Minder, to /, third Time 1:54L Col
Anderson, Sunny Shore and Royalton also
ran.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-
Mountebank. 102. Jones, to 1. won; The
Volt. los. Travers, to /, second: Matt
Hogan. l07. Clark. to /. third. Time.
1:22 Mercerito. Ebony, Havenrun, Rey
Dare and Sol Lichtenstein also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-whoa Bill.
ITO. Alarie. 6 to l. won: Gallop of, 95,
w. DAILY. 10 to 1. second: Rector. 1O7.
George Berry. Light OF Day, Ishtar and
Handy Bill ran.
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JUDGE EDWARD DUNNE
WILL OPPOSE HARLAN
Chicago Democrats Due to Nominate
Him for Mayor Today

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-The Democratic
primaries were held today and the re-
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
CLASS A

CLASS a
The Great Northern No team forfeit
ed a game for nonappearance to the Mann
heimer team on the Pfister alleys last
night. The Mannheimer team rolled the
following scores:
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INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

The Kleiters won three straight games
from the Submits on the Summit alleys
last night: Summaries:
KleiterS .......TO0 895 GAG
SUBMITS ....-..65S GAL 727
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Detweiler 2. Drinks 3 Conner 1; free
throws, Gordon s. Detweiler L. Drinks 5:
referee. Snyder; umpire, McDermott:
timers Rourke and Chaplin: scorer,
Shields; time Of halves. 20 minutes.
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HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb 24-Oniy
one favorite won at Oaklawn today. The
track is somewhat improved, although
still heavy
First race. furlongs. maidens-Jean
Lee 101. Cormack, to s. won; Eva Jean,
III; Oliphant, to 2. second: Stratagem.
Ill. Sperling. to !. third. Time, so 3-5.
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trail. 95. Hoffman, to /. won; Falkland,
100, Sperling. s to 5. second; Eclectic, l0I,
]. j. Walsh. even. third. Time. 2:15.
OReiily, Loone, Plea and Give All also
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
-. - ~ iLltLc -.

n HV mother sbmId rn aside one
Laur 1Gy#iavhiyl lu.n9tl ortril sto-
rI..s l0=uer yhIldreu= lt.a best 10 have
thr#Aune #t.mp# erete#day. lu many
holmes =Nhcrr this hUs been the ruic
from labyhond tug story hour r. hooked
forward 90 hy the children as ihc best
Uur ~ thc doy often ucl2hbors chill.
drru arc gathered Boz and valuable
missionary work mas bc dome ia this
way Cor children whose mothers do not
81 cannot take umr Go read 10 them.
IN families where tuc children are of
different upes and cNcs it is sometimes
"a difficult problem lu#uud books which
will interest all. =uut 10y little judi
c.ou selection This can usually hc man.
aged and tht MrfArr. can direct One
cMda ovn reading along the udiyId-
ual limos Which hata special interest
far lm chic Tribune
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

Many mothers fail to realize the I'm
portnncc Of carefully supervising their
childrcn's reading They seem 90 forget
that properly selected food for the
brain Is as necessary us suitable nour.
ishmcnt FOR Toe body lf from ihc be-.
ginning only the best books are put into
the child's hands d tuste FOR the best
will bc cultivated which VIII stand him
in good stead through life Later, when
lac ~ ipft free a. browse FOR himself ia
libraries stocked with M sorts and con
ditlons ~ books he will naturally go
lcct the good from the bad.
Books serve many purposes In d
child's development aside from The cul.
tlvatiou Of good taste ln literature and
the accumulation of knowledge The
wise mother knows that they nre hcr
greatest oilrs Ia cultIvntlng patriotism
in quickcnlus the imagination nnd in
developing humor Shc also realizes
that She can snake her child strong
morally by means ~ stories as la mo-
other way Chicago Tribune
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07


The uhWu uf heus To- Iuy depends
more uu t4s treatment they receive
tuuu uian tUe uc.eJ tlcy represent ~
tel afr property fd warred and
llas- fhey N .ly weiH otherwise
vl mos Thare w. difference in
=tac- LAYING, capacities of breeds but &c rs
be- wmrsa 90 ur saying lhat certnin
hr~o. nor buyers rather tlhu that
e.rta breeds a1a all others n egg
production NJ - uu al#l thut certain
Eus af sIa0 laying hreels VIII some.
uncs develop good gius qualities.
uus confirming what we said before
thU thrra IS more in the treatment aud
suu morr m yhr Individuality of hens
thau Iu lhc breed tlat controls tbc lay
lue THE best layer $500 cptr owned was
cross of Cuhnu aamr go common
hon and another nearly ns good was q
pure bred IHnr.tu procured from tho
htc pr St0ngbrukcr of Waco and
Matched from an egg purchased from
Mrs Crnod 81 England a nclrhhor
who was familiar with tbr qualities or
thls hau gave The writer 81 Tor Ter
when SHE was two Years Oh, us lie
wanted tu develop layiuE strain This
hrn Was the colar of rusty sCovepinc.
wore hiaca fH,. wa lucEiug in sym
matry ava would have heen disuual-
ngi t poultry show Farm mud
NaHeh
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

Begin feeding green cui bone In Oc.
toljar Two feeds week, allowing
ono ounce 10 each fowl. Is sufficient 10
start with For early pullets aud hens
intended for winter layers thc quantl-
~ cnn be- Increased gradually to q feed
every day For economy aud 10 In
sure each fowl getting its proper share
ID Is best fed lu maah Cnckcrcls In.
tended FOR exhibition should bo fcd
carefully. as wc hive noted TINT too
much puon bone cnuses an abnormal
growth OF combs Fed Discriminatory.
Ii s splendid keeping them ga good
condition and adding luaior 10 piumaEe.
Western Poultry Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
rntcfnI orarr 20 mnIt.

In less than hulf nn hour my troops
would have swept up and over those
hills. the possession OF which was OF
such mOmeht0us consequence II D.
not surprising, with fun realization
Of the consequences Of halt. that !
should have refused M first % obey
the order Not until the third or
fourth order Of the most pcrcmptory
character reached me dld ! obey !
think I should have riskcd tie cansc.
ouenccs az dlsobodlcncc even then but
FOR the fact that tho order 20 halt WAS
accompanied with the explanation that
General Leo. who was several miles
away. did not wish o. give battle NO
Gettysburg. 10 Is stated on good uu-
fhority that General Loo mid some
time before his death Tint n Jackson
Ind boon there be- would have won IN
this battlo great and possibly d.
cislvc victory. cunnot vouch Tor tic
truth on this statement ~ ! did not
hear n, but no soldier IN great crisis
over wished more ardently FOR d.
livcrcr's hand than ! wished for one
hour or Jackson when | was ordered g
halt.-Gcncral John II. Gordon In Serb
ner'a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

Considerable controversy rnEes az the
present time around the question or
flannel FOR babies The majority of
authorities upon the subject assert that
this fabric should always be- worn next
the skin. while others say that some
babies cannot bear flannel With these
latter ! have learned by painful expo.
rlcucc "a agree. snys writer Ia Won.
ANS Home Companion. Examine uu.
der microscope the Snftcst flannel ever
made. Tie wool fiber looks Hike spears
and hshho0ks Imagine tie effect ON d
little baby's skin Now. q De- true that
nothing protects from drafts and
changes ~ temperature 30 we'll as fan.
mol IL Il also true that nothing avail.
able Tor babies q so soft 90 the touch
ns linen Combine the two. Make the
abdominal band with linen lining
ana have both linen and flannel shirts
n necessary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

A crew OF seven men were lp0seniug
tlmhprs from tie rocks above a great
catnrnct ou tho River ucs Quinze The
nearer they worked 10 the head Ok the
rapids the more imminent grew their
peril AT last tbc cautious Atecrsman.
a hair breed named Poison. refused 90
venture further the lives of IBIS crew.
The fuollmrdy foreman ordered him
out, stepped aboard und took polsous
steering paddle ont from thc bunk
they shot swiftly and down the steep
incline All wen. we'll uu'l they wiah-
cd 90 turn tacir boat beside ila raaaa
tbot blocked timber waru .0 thmr
conformation tar apg'd or tbr boat
sIacEaued Mama ue lo point ucr how
MP trram they roWl with 800 tHclr
aumath F0r aur .,au1a fn uFtf
moved Surely tu demon ut thH up
l1s had tHueht tha Win rHunH
hern ud painting breath ths t1 %
with nIl lhrsr Ht anl mau tul to
no purpose lnul hy Inch wtH in-
crpnsinR farc. ha drew ta.n until ut
tst with doafeuug mr he hurled
~ kat e. au like l1vclIu ntp
u n er~so Jps ot the gigantic col
drou at bo.i'n foam Arthur fleming
IA Scrlbnsrs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

Soft ribbons such as liberty satin.
nnctu and prau de- sole. may be wash
ed 70 look about as good us new Pre-.
pare o bnsin of warm watrr and cas-.
tile soapsuds and soak the ribbons,
without mixing colors, uf course, for
fifteen minutes Spread thcm one az
a time on IA smooth surface and scrub
gently with a soft nailbrush. Rinse
IN clear water and press the water out
between folds az cloth Iron between
two towels with a moderately hot iron.
A few drops ~ vinegar IN tbe rinslnS
water Will keep the ribbons stlu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07

Thc#larHcst number of women cm-
plny,m ln amy line IL work nrc en-.
pI0ypd h tne Uu.td States postal serv-
leo Some oI thr highest saiuricd wom-
tn % the world arn employed thus.
Moro thun oae .0ird of them are past
middle aae. and many are past seventy
years Many of thc women are mail
wagon drivers having bong and lone
some trips u uinhabltod parts of the
country iu great numbers they am
employed n thc uml frr delivery
Nrurly allthr experts I'm tha dead letter
office arr women lacy Mato 90 per
form tasks which % tb0 average pc
son would seem impossible II Is their
duty tn DEc charge of The pieces of
mal WhIah s5 ge.ray every year. aud
They uust ser fh4t ihosc waits mrt 7
their proper destinations g po .ba.
ahd 30 uoy they ara returned tg tbe
rfar4 MANY ihr#rar ioat 0Gius
ora# luire.ted rs wman @1hg wogA is
ueualvluat ul=.,a-.tur general apin.
nu wun lH ugh position have
peri gbp U.- work rlr tHc da.
uaEtu..nf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-07
rhr min. NrrHe..

One cannot bp too careful about
shielding infants from ull excitement
AZ their tender ago thc brain O. most
susceptible. and dangerous Impressions
may bc made which time wiz not
crnsc one should avoid telling young
children such stories as Jack, tlie
Giant Killer" Bring them MP 20 en-
terrain NO unreasonable fedrs, for II
a. not mn uncommon thing that chil-
dren are frightened into nervous 40.
fecilons. commissions or ST. Vltus'
dnnCp.