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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
lnmhIe 5tmmSsu.
gOsIs 0ieifcnbadl, Chicago.

aamit On Iie 3dblen oie Stiui-
0ut oes Slid
pes Slides, 0as iamdBeno mo flint
aen0 eriaBt
Die Seele. mo nimHer Dieoer per
blnBt2
SD iud)e uno iiHne. ~ gas SSber
Is bot
Go Dieles mir: Godfoie @rinuernna
lit S0t.
aamit IN fie 5dblen Die StuH.
Oeu Oe5 9eio's2
9es 9ei0's, Gas nit ilomlnenoen 3eI'
den idrIe6
llntilqbdr, mlo muusi0ihlih blieb2
Sd braudl nidt 3u ilheL tic fom'
men in 9ieib'n,
@ieie, 70 oiele, nift cine aiiein.
Gle ihalea mid an un0 i'd lebe
oufs 9teu
Ok ounflen Sunoen oie l1ngit idor
DorbcI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

Gin non Gumen Sn reiten6ea
Sugoremen idreibt Ser Ror0erneper
R%ennperein fir ieinen 6enntag am
%. SSuli aus. 9os originene &en.
men fiibrt iiber 1000 Weter, es Ton.
men in linn iolde 9omen In BEN Sat.
tel Iteigen, oie l~ngeborige BON ofti.
pen ln0 inaftipen Sffi5ieren iinO,
Die bier eriten &eiterimen erbolten
@brenpreiie mo ie0e anoere SbeiI.
nehmerin Gefommt eine@rinnerunqs.
gabe. @s mltB bod iebr be3Deifeli
meroer, ob elm iolhes &ennen au
elmer offentlifen 8ohn, sic iogaI
einen Sotaliiatorbetrieb bat, ange.
brodt lit. 9erartige Sher3e, bemerh
bic Sporttuelt iebr ridtig. gehoren IN
einen qei6loTeuen 3irfeI. ober nidt
bor ein8ublifum, oas gntree besabIt,
iie. iinO MIR odnah angetban, ben
G%enniport b%erab5uieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

bet1ie. 4arottengemirie nit Sal5
fartoffeIn. Iaisidmorrn init
6ulhtiaft.
gam tag. ~ 3ipiebeIiuppe. @eef.
feat nit rob gebrdtenei 4artof-
felu mo Raoieshenialat. Sror-
@uo0iHg nit 4einiOBe.
y Subbe BON SpurGeIs
mailer @~eruenOung 0es Spar
9elpaIers). 9ereituuasoauer p
Stunoe. So @erionen. 8utbdten:
5porqetuaiier. in Dem 1-2 Yiuno
Spafgel abactodt iiuO, 2 @BlofIal
poa ieines Mcbl. 2 gBl0fiel boil
Butter. Sol3 Elm Stiidhcu 3uder,
ieinaebodte @eterjlie, 9erbel uno
Oregon. Elm Ecaer pon in Butter
eeroitete @eiBbrohpiiriel. @us @ut-
ter mo Mlebl bereite man cine 0id-
lidle SoBe un0 rihre tie red)t glatt
uno tpeiB. oamGblih gcbe man oaS
@aiier. in 0cm Ole 5parael getodt
mrrDen. biu3u, niirae NIT einem
Stiidben Suder. Sol3 uno lnlie
ole Suppe auifohen. Bum S6liB
aieb Die %ieinpchodten @rduter Onrau
uno reihe Die IN Butter geroiteten
gseiBbrohuiirfeI oo5u.
y u baborbertorte. 9ho.
barber miro aeputt mo in gans
fIcine Stiidden qeihnitteu. Sin
Guart Glhobarber 0iu'tet man nit
3.5 4fuuo 3uder. "A Quart @aiier
ut0 ser obaeriebenen Shale ciuer
3itroHe meidl fiiat Den Salt binSu
un0 tretbt IlleS ourdl Elm Sie6. 9us
9Piirbeteia treibt man einen Tortcr.
b0Oen ors, ltreidlt ous &bobdrber-
mus oorauf le9t Elm Glitter nm
SeiQitreiign barber. aiebt aiuelt
EeiaranO Oarimn beitreiht oos@ame
nit aeidllagenem 81. bGdt Die Sorte
cine Stltnoe unO bcitratt lie NIT Su.
der.
= W}orheln NIT iunqcn
Eduben. @on > Guort gut lerci.
niaten Mord)eln eutiernt man Nie
Stiele utO ihnciOet sic @il3e iuredls.
9Git taltcm @aiier sum Geuer ae1e.
len last man tie beiB wer0eu giebt
itc ailf eiu 5ic6. mdlht iie nodnlals
lm0 orildt lie Qut aus. Saun dim.
itct mon tie in ~ lln} @utter. mit
e1uao 9SaiiU, ~ 6l0s Rothrcin.
Sal3 &ieiier ueN NaiSTatuub. Die
@rihc miro nit ciuem IN M}ehl &c.
rollten Stiid Butter letpi9 Qcmahr.
NIT 3%itroneaiait 0bleidme8t. Cas
Scunic ridtet man IN Der Mitte Il.
aer Hlatte an u10 aaruirt IS nit
acbroteuea hdlbirten Guibeu. Eig
EuibmioBe miro eriro 0crch..
SparQeI Gierfuhcn.
I 3itaaten. I Tnmo lci6tcr 5uppcn.
iparacl. II Gimo oetodier Sdm.
ten. enpaS aericbener Sdnuejlers o0ey
GlrnNiaufais Siirontniait Batter
lu0 5a3 auberoem Die @1aiie IN :
rs Giertldyt0 Ger SparaeI lUirS
aeiddlt. IN 5tiide 9eiauitten mC
ME a0ucbnlih IN Salsuaiier aa,
lgcFoHt. ShueiN Sen 5dntten IL
S9ityiel icse iba nit etnaag &ut,tl
ants Netcr. ale, Sen ab1etrep'tt.
0etohicu Spar1el oa}u itdubc eauds
Ntehl Oariber mlo beretc init Na.f,
BON 3itroueniaft mo cnuas Spar
1cllmiier cine iehr oiflide mo1l
itsue8tuOe Sobe Ticic luiirss les
Fmit# 4 > @bl5fftiu g%erjebcuel
N6ie sails un0 ieiteu @icfer. re.
Ser GicrfuheaWalIe pcrSae d
Gjahuhm Acbltea Yui ic0ct Ter
iittn Gicrfutcu lcat eiacn E5eil Sc
Sparatjni1nn0 uuo ymar i'm 81
cine G3c NeS auieus. ioN0b mr
ieceu GJerllden me eiue 99lri
ldnlaa aairoaeR fana. &c Gar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
Auerlef.

Die amerifaniide 9ihterin reIi-
aloler Sieoer Srau 6rancis Ban III
tune (alio boadn0iider abfunfD
teierte fiir5lib ibren 81. 8eburtstag
N 8nofgeport Conn. sic bat iiber
1000 religi6ie 2ie0er berfaBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

y Ole unioeriitat SeioeIbere sabIs
I'M Iarien0en SommeriemeIter rs
immatrifulirte meiblihe StuOiren6a
un0 80 9orerimen. Gapon iino 2
in Der juriitiihen. SO in Der me0r
.5iniiden, SO IN Ser pbiIoiopblheI
uHo 8 in ser misunderstanding
mathematician 5ufultGt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

SH einem ~Sngenieur- un6 Ardi.
t~edltenbnreoH inSamburg mur0e SRI.
&oren Blateh cine 3~orauegerin, ais
Gefniferin a~ngeitelt. Sie 1T ole
Ierlte uno ein5ise 5rm in 9altfh-
lano. nelde einen ioIhen geruf inne
bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

: I'm ser ~lluiDeriitdt Goinburg er.
rang cine @iirttembergerin 8nIline
.Oiaier, ben meoi5iniifenO 9 ftorgra0.
.@s lit ~intereiiont, Dab ole neue 4er3-
tin sic Sodter zines Steinbauers 1T,
ais Gienitmdohen tb1tig tpor uno
iid Damn Ourh gr5ieberinneniteuen
mn aitslano Bis 5u ibrem iesigen
@rGoe ans eigener Strait beraufge.
ar6eitct bat. 6rdulein Or. W1oier
miro ais eugIiide92iiiionsdr5tin naa
aeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

= SIN Sabre 1716 ioneH Seiten.
pege nod uubefannte 9equemIi6fei.
ten in 3ep 9orf ge1peien iein. Strait
Samuel @ronoolt. Die MtoOapaaren
%inportirte INTO perfaufte. ponte oieis
@equemlihfeit ihren @inOem berei.
ten, ga oie @ege ihleht fuaren, er.
belt aber mlf ibr 0ieSbe5iigli6es @e.
ild an ole S~taotbeb0roe eiae db-
i6lGgige 9lntiuort. 0oraitf inter-
nabm tie es ieIbit, einen Seitentpeg
fiir Sen 3ugung 81 ibrem Salie gu
bouen, Der 10 a%ngeitaunt muroe, oaH
bic 2eute BON melt ur0 brett ber5r.
famen, INN Oieie ginridtung anaa.
ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

= INTERCHANGEABLE rseniteulinge
eraeben iih ans BEN Bitten, Die an
Ser unlperitdt Berlin iiber sic Itlp
0irenOen 6rauen gefiibrt ner0en
Die @eiummt5nbI oieier r@ait5ubore
rinien" betrdgt gegenapGrtig 443 ge
aen 1893 i'm uorigen Sommer6alb.
iahr uno 1872 I'M lebten 8inter. 0ad
Ser Stautsangeb6rigfeit entfanen Don
Sen 443 Srauen 321 ouf ons 0eutihs
Refh So auf RuBlano. 80 auf Ameria
ia, 10 ami Seiterreih un0 ungnrn,
6 arf gnglano, 4 nuf 5rnnfreid, ie
g ouf Soaano un0 ntf Die 8nIfnn-
.Itaaten, einidIieBIih @riehenlano,
ie2 an StaIien uno alrf niiatiibe
0dnOer, lie 1 ouf Sffpeoen. Ddne.
mart, Sic Sdppei5 unO ouf Sponien.
Gem @lter rad haben 20 nod ritt
oas 90. 2ebensiabr erreiht, I'll
iteben 5ipiiden 20 uuo 80; alter nod
Itn0 143. =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

sine ebenio geiunOe fpie niisIide
.2eibes hung, Die eroBen @nflang fins
oct, haa Die Shuloeputotion in Gir-
oorf bei Berlin in ben Oortigen Sc
mein0eidaien eineeri6tet. gs lit Der
llnterriGii i'm Shuimmen obne @aia
Ier. Gie Apparate lino oerartig eir-
gcridtet Dab Die ainoer, iobaIo lis
an Den slpparaten bic 8etpegumgen
rihtig gelernt BADEN, obne grobe
@tiibe audi i'm @aiier idpimmen
tonnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

gnQIiiihie 9ler5te ~peroroHen If
rem @atieutinHeH. bic ueue Wfooe oeu
fursen 9lermel aui5ugeben uno Die-
ser fuie friiler Die Uerninftigen lan-
gen Iermel 5u tragen. Der @runo
oieies arstlidea 6elosuges gegen Die
Mlo0e lit 0ariu 81 iuten, 0aB iih i'm
2auie 0ieies @inters mo 6rublfngs
Sic SaQe rheumdtiider @rfranfungen
Der Grme a~uffaIeno gemebrt babeH.
Giner ser befamteiten engiihen
glerste duBert iid hier5u ME folst:
0ie Irme iino iehr emphHolid iir
Semperatureinfliiiie uno maHdla
ernit5aife @rtdltung IaBt lid leSg-
lid duf Oas 5ragen Der fur5en 4er@
mel suriidfii6ren. @dbreno Der Ies-
ten anDerthalb Sabre BADEN bic 0a-
men ioit alisiflieBlih eineH oiinneH
9aOerhanoidli9 sum Sdus Der 9rHe
qetraQen. Bic lie iouit in Doaitdnoige
.Aermel. mslhe m0moali6 nod mIt
ifueren &olants beleet Doren, ee-
.huat bltien. Der b~etreffenoe ar5t
ilat ferner: .sSn oieier 3eit tameB
2ueen0e Don &aiientiHHen 81 mir,
Oie an rheltniatiihen Sdmer5en bon
Der 5dulter bis 81 ben 5ingeripise1
rtten. syn alien oieien 6aGen mar
meme erite 8eroronung, LANCE aers
mel gu rraeen. mo ba Ben Mteiteu
fiihrte Oieie emfohe 9ehanSItns ctns
mcientlide 9eIieruHg herbei. 6rouen,
Sic in unieran med6eIHoen alImd
nit fiirsen ooer ourh5roheneh Aer4
mgip uitsgehen. Ieaen IN nieLen Sah
len ourh ofeie 9iooe sen @runS AZ
erniten uno IaagrUtgriger GIdnEbek
ten Aer Mru1e INA A6uAA@
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
HINTS FOR FARMERS


For tho past nine years the WILSON,
ain experiment station has been con-
Quoting tests 20 determine whether
grinding corn for hogs Is desirable.
In tho tests previous 20 iDo3-o4 mid
dlings were fed with the corn That
year corn was fed alone. but the TO
suits were 80 unsatisfactory as re
CARDS thrift appetite, gains and feed
consumed per pound OF gain that II
was not considered desirable 20 omit
middiings In subsequent years
The results have varied little from
year to year. but considering the aver
age OF all the tests 1T hogs fed dry
sheiled corn and wheat middiings
made an average gain Of OBS pounds
each. while an equal number fed corn-
meal and wheat middlings gained 100
pounds each. the feed required per
pound OF gain In the two cases being
$40 pounds and ass pounds The saw
Ing from grinding therefore. has
amounted 10 81 per cent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
oooD ROADS MOVEMENT.


One q the most important move
ments that has been inaugursted o.
recent years, and which has resulted
in wonderful benefit TO the people Ia
the good roads movement. Within the
United States there are approximately
about 5000. 900 farmers II during a
year each OF those farmers can be-
saved 90 I'm time. or in wear and tear
upon horses and wagons by means OF
improved roads. Il means a saving OF
CSC. 600. 900 annually: but the truth 10
that the improved roads that have
been built up the past half dozen years
through agitation OF the good roads
movement saves each farmer In tho
land from $50 TO 800. Thus II can be
seen that the savings brought about
through this movement aggregate hun.
dreds OF millions OF dollars each year.
Good roads are important 20 tho
progressive town. This fact has be-
come 20 recognised that wherever
there exists a live agricultural town
It's citizens will DE found 20 be staunch
advocates OF road improvement and
there Is civic pride and friendly com
petition In tho matter OF having good
roads leading 20 the towns. The work
OF road Improvement has only fairly
begun. A number OF state legislatures
have taken up the work and during
the next dozen years great changes
viii be wrought as 10 the building and
maintenance OF public highways.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

A successful sheep grower Of wis
experience says: The flock Of twenty
I'VE will yield better results pea heed
than 100 ana 100 better than 800.
Thore are great many things about
handling sheep that cannot be put on
paper. nor learned through Instruction.
nor In any other way than experience.
We know OF no business In which
there are greater returns for the mon
ey invested than IN this. ana we know
none which 40 absolutely requires that
the right thing DO done at the right
time aud In the right way. 20 doat
start with too many.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

The youngest Arm OF tyotting horse
breeders In America are Edward and
Joseph Madden, sons OF John T.. Mad
den. proprietor OF Hamburg Place, Lex
lngton. Ky. The Maiden boys, through
purchases made by John Spian OF L. III.
Parrish. Midway, have stud consist
Ing o. the noted FutuTtty winner sIliko.
thres-year-old brother OF siliko, and
eleven head Of mares and fillies bought
the other day.
The latter belong 20 the Leyburn
family. from which 30 many good win.
ncrs have come and 10 which n large
number % the best winners In Europe
belong. They Include Rose Leybufn,
Belle Leyburn. Elsie Leyburn, wilto
Leyburn. Lulu Leyburn, wIilet Ley
burn, Gertie Leyburn. Minnie LeyburD
and May Belle.
Some Of them will be trained and
raced the coming season, ~ will also
the stations after short season In
the stud The price paid was large.
since Mr.. Parrish beld his stud at a
pretty figure and would not dispose of
any without all OF the horses. Mad.
den bias presented 20 his sons also the
champion saddle stallion Chance. which
will be added 10 the stud and bred 70
saddle bred mares.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Jack Grim. Amos Russe's firyt catch
or, who had much b DO with bring.
Ing out that great pitcher. intends 20
get back In the harness. He will play
with the indianapolis Gun club team.
under the management OF Lew Masur,
who formerly managed the Reserves.
Grim IL az the opinion that his arm has
come back. He formerly caught for
the Indianapolis and Brooklyn Nat,on.
nj league teams.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Under heading Remedy soggessed
by tho O'Brien- Burns Ffasco" oos OF
our exchanges prints tho following:
The gambling feature must DO elini-
mated and the game placed ca pure
workmanship basis.
'Cut tho number OF rounds 20 soch
standard that In every second Of .
fight the men must put forth their best
efforts or have the match declared no
contest.
'Cseanse and keep cssan the club CO
clubs handling Nights, % that ali at
tempts at shady work may be nipped
IN TIE bod
AS a Anal rssost pass an ordinance
prohibiting boxing n tb@e N the least
faint OF scandal"
And after that ths milhcnntum.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
shr.sdIrs Com In so~th.

Those who have been negfectine
their corn fodder IN tho south would
do well 10 heed the following advice
from Southern Custivator: Shredding
corn h one of the economic problems
Of the farm No farm should think of
wasting anything that has food vsaue.
The food problem rs the greatest Prob
lem we have for solution II h ooch
larger than King oottoo.- We most
learn to grow and sa~c food Cor plants.
animals and psopls- To feed animals
and thereby save the manurs 30 feed
oux plants should demand cor very
best skill and erorta Prepare 10 save
youx oornstaiks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
ps~nino prsssss-

10 Set q very nne thread WIKI which
" darn nns white Assesses take phecs
Of nns lawn and Dravel H. using ths
warp ~ sew with. This h alec good
20 10 nns hand sewing with. az the
stitches made with 81 viii never show
and II Will last az hong as manufac-
tured cotton. In making colored
dreases this same plan Is n good one
to follow IL regard b any specially
dainty Iittls piece OF sewing because
you are SURF OF a perfect match ana
you ahso have the fiber and exact thick.
ness OF the material
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Hece IL good recipe for hog choi-
err. which | wish you would publish.
writes an Illinois farmer 10 Farm
Progress It's not a humbug remedy
Wood charcoal. one pound; sulphur.
one pound: sodium chloride. two
pounds; sodium bscarbonate. two
pounds; sodium hyposufphite. two
pounds: sod;um suiphats. one pound:
antimony sulpboid. oos pound. Those
ingredients should he completely pull
verfsed and MIXED. Dose. one table
spoonful 10 each 200 pound hog
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
OVERLOOKED OPPORTUNITIES.
Chances In Average ssnsa rsws FOE
Probably Engaging IA essssess.

According 10 the Untbsd Rtafos cen
s.s Of 1900 tAere wss psoosced IN ths
United States LISA. ed3. ass dozen EGGS.
TIE Same statistics sive IL annual
production - poultry NJ NC. GALL
The batter made on farms sacA ycr
10 In exoees Of l.000, oco. 900 pounds.
Tho cheese made on farns averages
abost $4,000 600 pounds annually.
These stakistios ere intwost1AS. snd
with each farmer growing poultry and
esgs and making butter and choose. II
hardly SCENE possible that soch com
biAsttons ~ dairy trusts and egg and
poultry trusts could exist, bat that
they DO is nevertheless a faot.
Every small town In q farming dis
trict can command suficieat butter.
egg and poultry trade to support
prosperous exclusive produce estab-
lishment. Tho practice has generally
obtained In agricultural districts OF
storekeapers In various hines taking
farmers produce in exchange for
goods. The produce thus received by
merchants Is forwarded 70 the oou-
mission houses In tho large city. and
these houses are factors that make n
possible TO maintain trusts In the pro
ducs business. IL appears that II each
town had its exclusive prod os sstAb-
hshs=ea. 20 bay Via; the farmer has
10 sell instead OF the produce going
through the local stores. that better
prices could be paid the farmers aud
the business made a most profitable
one II rightly conducted.
According 10 the natural laws OF
business Industry succeeds best where
advantages are most abundant. Thus
II seems that the produce offers n
most excellent field in the majority OF
agricultural towns.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Dry cora gives better results than
soaked corn for sheep owing 10 the
better secretion Of saliva in eating tho
dry corn. Oats make y satisfactory
ration when given 60 fatteaing lambs.
but II requires about 70 per cent more
oats than corn for q given gain. II re-
quires about twice AS much corn ne
grain for lambs. Roots should be fed
In combination with grain. A ration
OF equal parts OF co~n and oats or two
parts or oats to one OF corn, fed with
roots. Is an economical ration for fat
tening lambs Farm Progress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Farmers are coming 30 realize that
nothing on the farm pays larger re-
turns than poultry for the money and
time invested Tbeeeto~s they ana eiv-
Ing moro and rnocs stscotson 30 their
pooitry each rear and seeking tho best
ways 10 Improve their nocks haay
nocts are earning bag PROFITS for thsAr
owusrs bat those owners ars men that
give poultry thu placs On the farm that
n should nh The care Of ssch nccks
take thought. ttsns and money. bot theV
give snpis return for each and all VI
thsss expenditures. Why not try n
yo<rsslff-A. l. Dawsoa IN socosssfoi
pnrakng
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

s&&f sEsP~ 49, -
Inv Jefrries pat hh ssA 81 d1ao-
psoval ca p~xifistte fskiss ths sshsr
day when h. said.
Il shall neysr meet q Dna WHO hAs
beaa mixed up In any cpoohsA pHAps
ngbt Ths boxing game In the ccs.frv
VIII BE killed. n manager allow then
solves 30 b. imposed upoa by these
seH confessed fakirs. Thsrc n no
reason why bonts sAousd not be foasAt
on tho Level.
"Pugilists owadays are getting moro
money for their lights than the old
timers received, and twenty years ago
scandal In championship contests
never was limited Mt. Tho aChtes
wepe afraid 10 take a chance tbssa, ~
the public would never 20 out 10 see
a hattie between men whose reputn-
lions had been tarnished by Suspicious
deals
III / am ever called upon 10 defend
my title. II Will not be against man
who has been party 10 a prosrrnng
cd nght have as much contempt
for these fellows az the general pub-
&c has. and will not hesitate b ex-
pose any fakiS II over learn about
thoir crooked Affairs. l would rather
fight q darky than take on any Of that
ciass Of towards"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

~ wal Things ses the ws'sars -
Ne Msssss-

There - wisdom In the old slogan.
"A school on every hin top and .
church In every valley" Citizens of
the United States may well feed proud
OF the great educational system which
makes II possible for all classes 10 &C
Quire the proper mental cultivation
They may also feei proud OF the re-
ligious liberty that each aud every
citizen enjoys. There 10 no estab-
iished church 20 interfere with the
free exercise Of conscience. neither IL
there any Law that interfercs with the
exercise OF religious belief.
The United States can be looked
upon an q nation where schools and
churches flourish TO the fullest The
public school system II one OF ths
most perfect that civilization has yet
evolved. OF course there are com
munitiss where local conditions are
not DO favorable for schools a. other
places. II will be observed that the
more important 10 the city OF the
town, the moro advanced are the edu-
cational facilities offered the people
The residents OF rural communities
have thsir state or district schooi. the
currfcuisms OF which are restricted
II n 20 the nearby town thsk ne chill
dren Who are residents OF ths farm
distrSetS must hook tor their higher
education. which n . necessary prep
ars<ioa for eatry into college. and Dor
b~sinsss hfe. How important " Ia.
then, 10 the resfdsat Of the farm dis
trict that his home Town be an active
place azd Of suflcisnt business Inn
portanos 70 justify the maintenance q
. high class school! II can be seen
how each resident Of a farming com
munity shouid be interested In the
home town and all that pertains 20 M
upbuiidinG II on no other account.
purely on account OF the educational
facilities
Running parsiiel In importance with
the schools are the churches TIE
better the homo town the better are
the church buildingz, and the greater
10 the talent that nlls the puipst Bo<h
schools and churches have education
nj qualities thst should NOT ~ AsAtiy
vaiasd. They mean the highest men
tai and moral dsvelopuaent snd upoa
ibis tsveiopmeot depcads the sood
citizenship and the advsncemef and
psrpstustLoa OF he natioa-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
po~ pslp<>d wsiLs.

10 oos cnp ~ good laundry stasch.
tissofvsi IN q ltttie sod water. add
ons sailrn of boiling water. Boa thirty
minuss. Apply fhis solution 10 frssb-
~ patussd ffsosoashiy dsasd walls with
o soft brsssb vtsie the starch b wayEn.
This gfvsr tis wAB Transparent coat
ing wfHch pDossSts chs paint by stsorb-
ing Oh the gssnse and dirt. To clsan
The wssAs whsn usey have bssnme solL
Cd aud uoslehfiy simply wash OF TIE
starch solution with warm water. The
wall wiz bs bound 10 be sbsoiufaly
free Rom streaks, Which is almost TN
posslhhs by any other method This
proosss can be repeated several times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

We never repent Of eating too
little, was one OF the ten rules Of life
OF Thomas jefferson. president Of the
United States. and the rule applies TO
everyone without exception during thi
hot weather. because ID is hard for
food. even in small quantities. 10 be
digested when the blood is at high
temperature. AT this season we should
eat spraingly and properly. We should
also help the stomach as much az pos.
sible by the use Of little Rodol For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia which will
rest the stomach by digesting the food
itself. Sold by All Druggists
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

Lswsss 70 Tshs nsfi Tsem 70 Csbs-
Manages A. w. Lawson Of tia head
ing pa Atlantic league ball team. In
making arrangements to take thu club
on a trip 10 Cuba NJ ths Close u the
prescnt ssason. lie has b>en IN com
munkcatton with several baseball pso-
motsrs a that place. who want ~ M
range q esries o. games for the team.
Fffteen years ago Manager IAwscs
took an all American club 30 Cuba,
whore II met with sueces~. He says
that bcesdes being vacation for his
players, he viii make lots o. moosy. ne
BASEBALL pays In Cuba.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10

An Bngiishwoman has invented a
simple contrivance for holding the
sieeve OF a waist In place whllo the
coat IL being donnsd.
Az shown In the illustration. n CON-
prfsas a MARROW elastic band having
on each eud ring. one being larger
than tho other Attached 20 the band
Is a doubse cord. In using this device
the basd n formed into lasso by slip