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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

idcn Hcoierlng." Die &inoer ma.
den cincn rcd)t pcrgnil1tcn Ginortd,
10 bub man idlon 0cabalb nidlt rcdt
on Die Wnbrbcit ibrcr Hclocn glaltbcll
tonntc. NGbcre Nod)iorl6ungcl cr-
Gobcn 0cnn olldl Dob c0 lih bier ltlll
Die Nufn0bnte elmer Wrllppc BON Silt
bcrn banOeltc, ole al Cincn ir0blidell
Gcltc tbcllgcnonmlcn battcn mo mt
0cn Sdulltrite IN tCinCr &%CrbinOlll1
ltuli0cn. - SIT c@ nod lold)clt VCt-
ipiclcn nod moQIid), Die Noifel Der
Eolcn bel ibrcnu Sample nm Die 9tti=
tlGrlntg 0ca Yu5lon0ca ais cbrlId)t
81 bC5cid1ncn? &om man bier ont
btr5 ais bonn opol1ilhen Sduin0el"
Iprcdcn. aiir5lid pcriud)ten olld) Die
Yolcn Die Inlcritancr SIT bCcinflulleR
nn0 NtiBItimnltn9 gcgcn Oo9G elltldl
tbltm ltl1tcr ibncn mod)5urllicn. Sp
mllrOc IN Nmerifu Die @roidiirc cinc3
&rnfmler Yrofcliora polniidcricit3
pcrbreitct, in Der Der NodnuciS &c.
iiihrt miro, 6ricorid Scr @robc lei
niCnlolS onucrifafrcun0lid) gciilunt &c.
Wcicn 49, cine 9cbouptllnQ, Die ollrd)
SEN Sang Der 0cididtc 2iigen Sc.
Itruit miro.
Noltc moll Die gauge &nmpfc3ort
hcr Eulcn Dor offer MClt int bua rcd)te
&idt rildcr, 10 brolldJtc man mcitcr
nid)t9 5lt tblln al2 INNER pic0cr ibrc
Sii1cn ollf5lloeden. SDr @c0nnfcn-
gang lit oiicnbnr %folAcrl0cr: Sclblt
lucn1l unierc Silgct fur5c 9einc bn=
tclL 10 mcr0c1 lie 0od irgcno cine
Spur 5rriidloiIcL %ir1cn0mo miro
bnd) Gin a0rndcn Der &iiNcnlnnt oul.
Qcbc1. llnO Iciocr b0bCl lie lid) nid,t
ilbcroll III 0icicr g%nnobnlc 9ctGitldt.
Gic SolOcn bicicr pcrlogcncn @cbc-
rel iiir Tclltidlon0 fam man lid)
lcidlt poritcllcn. Sclbit in ocn Der.
iG%bnlidylten bclttiden &rciicn miro
iid) nIlntdblih cine Tcoftiou gcgel
hiciC9 Ereibcn bcmcrfbdr mud)clL
in0 Die Nolcn mcrocn an ibrcm ci0t.
lcn Scibc Die SoIgcn ibrca Sbun3 81
trQQell hQbCll."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Nnauitc gurn.

IS cntfdlicf am ii. SUM 1908 mad iur5cm
fdncren Qcibel Ynguitc yurn, meltte aCltchte
iabrc. Sic Ncerbiatng . fiuoet ont Gicnitn8,
Den rs. SUM, Aachmi!in9e , llbr. bon lbycr
Ictien ISobnutt0. gtr. 632. Glib SreHIolti Strube,
aus auf Der nGouoou lSarf Gcmctern" itdtt,
UG7-S) Nu0rfU Is. Srrit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

.Scbte Nusgobe" lelen
mir nit Ncouuern ollf Der Sitellcite
bcs rGincimoti %olfsircunb" BON
#. Slui nlb in bcionocrcr Wittbel-
lung, 0aB bas @lott bon icincn' Sc
fern Nbidlico ne6men mllB. - ipern
nilf nlr alll tnr5c 3cit. Cine Sditl.
ocnlolt aus iriibcren Sobrcn, Die Die
Notwithstanding nid)t Hanger SIT tro'
gen pcrnodtc, bat oaa Gnoc berbc;s
aefiibrt. @ir miiniden Den GiguE,
tEilnlcrn, Dab cs ibuen gelingen mo
ge, Die S%offnlung yrllr allf tilr5e ,}ett"
balh SIT pcrlpirflidlen. Gin colleges
Ginge6cn oca @lattcS miiroc fir oie
beutld)e Erclie einen groBen GerlnIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

@ir Ihricbcnu lcbtcn
Snnitog: pGa lit nid)t notbwcnbig.
Ole aobelmcloruna uon elmer o&ricNa'
Orobund" GcutibIono'a g~egcniiber
Der nelicn lripclzNuiun5 filr bare
Miin5e 5u nebulen. IS miro III Der
Erciie nit Den Hodrihten aus r5l,.
pcrlGliigcr Qlcne" piel llnit0 &c.
tricbeu." &om Nl,apGrtigcn 9lnlt III
Berlin lit nllll bcrcits Elm cntihic0c-
mes Iemcntt Der Wcloung eriolgt,
bob GcutId)luno Der Hc0ierun0 III
petersburg icnc MiBbiuigung cineS
@~iinoniIicS nit Gn0lonb ulb 6ranf-
reid alla9clprod)cn bobc. @ir 6nttclt
ulio redlt, luenll mir Die &riegSoro.
brn9s . Mtcl0um9 als erfun0cn bin.
l%tcltcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Gic &c Sericp 6reic
3tg." id)rcibt: Sic gcocmuGrtige
Tcrtrctrng Scr cin5clncn Stnatcn III
Der repubIifonildcn National = Con.
rcntion lit ungcldbr ebcnlo ungcrett
ltlo fnlid) mic bic Gcrtrctllng Der
Wilrger 1T Der Scgialotur ullcrea
Stuatca. Mon bot bis lett ieoert
Stoutc pier G~clc1nten out large" &C.
ocberL unb uuBcrben 5ruci Gclegotcl
fir ieocn Gongrcb,G iltrift. @obin
oaS fiihrt, lieot olti Der Sorlb. Die
oclomnltcn Siio.S tootcn, Die 10 gut
mic gor fcin rcpllblifunild)eS Gotilm
boben crholtcn allf Der Contention
cincn Ginililb, Scr in fcincm Gerbdlt-
nib 81 ibrcr St0rtc ltcbt, loipcit DIE
Grlu1blnng cinc5 republltanild)elt
I%,rGliocnten IN @ctrnht fonlnlt. Sr
botcn bic eli Siloltooten, Die MIR Ct
no 100000 replblifaniIde Stinnmet
obgcbcn fonnclL mcbr Gelegoten dis
Gle orri 9r0Btcl1 rcplibllfanilhcll
Stootcn Die 100000 Stimmell ent-
Goltcn. Ser Stoot Eenniplpnniell
ouein hot iopicl rcptblifn1iid)c Stinl.
l;cn ola bic Siioltoatcn 5lllommell,
nulb oodl bat CT mir 6S Telcgoten,
lpdbrcno jenc ilbcr 2l0 E~clcgoten per-
fiiael."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
@~criammlnmgs Mn5ei9cn.

"sSring Garhsn. ssarucrein Nr. 1 non Saitt.
more"
SIC SabtceocrinnIulunsl ftnoct am Mpntaa,
10. Slilll 1908. : ttbr MbeiioS. III 1ribult's
@nltc, 9tr. 703. gScfia0umburgaSirabe. fit Die
9SabI Der Sirefiuren unb GrIebiging FOLDER
niioercr @eiddltc ilutt, Die ocm Serein purges
legi lperoen Hogcli.
Jrant Iiabn,
GIGS. &c.,. Er1iioeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

bcOelltcr. Ger ,GoIf8ircunb" mar
rurtreiiIid) rcoigirt mo trllg oIle Nn'
3cld)cn bon oeirmocm gcldottIldenl
N%ciinocn.
Caleb q no r9 uno SnmcS
8. SotDoro lin0 micocr trelc Scllte.
8ouucrnellr Willion bon aelltldp
Fat Die beioen ~bCQnooi9t, 0o bos Be
9no0i9ungsgciud) pon o%l1naberl0
100000 EerioncL Onruntcr ilbcr
100000 &entuf0crlr, nntcr5cid)nct
mar. Gnnlit iinoct cin poIitild)cr
MprNpro5cB Scr ijh odt Sabre bin.
QcidIcppt, ieincn 2Ibi6lnB, 9cioc
M0nncr morcn Der 9ctbelliguh9 all
Der Grnlor0ul1g Oca @otperlrcura
@ocbcl on9efloQt. EomcrS, ser III
1900 StoutslcfrCt0r pom &cntlldp
luor, ioQte ben Moro geplont unO
Solunro ocnicl6cn mlageiilbrt bobcn,
Gorpcrs mlrbe pier Mol pro5eiiirt,
Orci Dol iduloiQ bCfunOcn, ctnnnal
5lln Sooe llno 5pci Wol SIT lcbcra-
IG110lid)cm 3ud)thor@ DcrltrtbelIt. Gnt
picrtcn Ero3eB fountcn iih bic 8e-
idNuorcncn nidt cini1cn. &omorO NOR
Orci Wol Iduloia bcflu1ocn morocn,
ocn Sd)u6 ollf @ocbcl obNcfcucrt 5t
bobcn u16 einmol sum SoOc unh
5mciniol 5t lebcnai0n1lidcm @ciGl>1.
nib pcrurtbeilt rpor0cr. SIS lit nicl-
iod) bcbouptct uorOcn, ooB poIitiidc
EortciQGngcrci Sen @on9 Der Yro5clIc
bccinflltbt babe. @ic ocnt olld) lei,
oie Grmoroung OcS @ouucrncllr5
@oc6cl blcibt ungciii6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Die @cihaftS- nno Tinon5lngc.

Ger Grntc6crid)t 0ca &onblpirtb
ihoIta Gcpurtcmrnt$ iibcr Der
Stono Ora @Ctrcioca in ben Gcr
Stnutcn tr0gt DicI 0u5lt bel, 0na Der
trollc1 olrf bic 3uturit 81 ltGrfcn
Die @ciommt M%ei}cncrntc miro ii
Dem 9lcaicrln026crid)t oui rlno 7O(
Miuioncn NulhclS QcidGbt, un0 "a
inn Siiomcltcn 0ic Grrtc bercita I'M
@onQc mo Gunntitdt mic Gllolit0t
Der a0rncr iCbr b%CiricOiQcnO lit, 10 ic.
lti9t iif Oo9 Gcrtroucn alli bic 3lt.
flnit ul0 ollh 0o2 @oorcnqcifGit
bClcbt lid micOcr. &on cinCm nlgc.
mcincn Ntfidmlmg tonn ~oQcrOiugs
nod feinc Nc0c lcin. Scr Stan0 0c8
COMMENTATORS Itcllt iid) ltnl nclll
Ero5cnt bciicr ais Icbtca ISobr, 0o5ll
limo iibcr 100000 Ndcr mcbr on0c-
plIoll6t morOcn, OILS lcttc8 \Sobr. Mud,
bic itbrigcn @rtrciOc0rtcn ltcbclt lcbr
gut. Gas iibt Ginflub olti Sobrifo-
tionatb0tigfcit 1t. &on0cl. Sic @ebc-
Itoii &uOltItric lit micocr belicr be.
i6Giti9t. $n Den 9}cucnglono. Stoo-
ten louicll mic0cr 1cAcn % Erojcnt
Der Spulcn, mdbrcn0 Dor ciriNCn
Wtonotcn ltllr TO @}roicnt i'm @ctric6
morclt. Nic NcrobictunA Der Yrciie
fiir GtIelt- mo Stobl 6obrifote icis
tens oca Stobltrllit5 miro and oicic
lpihtigc &nOuItric micoer mcbr bclc-
ben, obGlcid bon picIcn Scitcn QrI,
tcllo Gcnlnd)t miro. BOB Die NrCi@- Or
m0Bi0un4 nod 0r6bcr icin ioute, nm
oiclc &nOuitrie picOcr iriid) 5ll bcle-,
ben. @clO iii sur Belt I'M llcbcrilllB
por6o10cn unb bc3boib 81, nic0riQcn
3ln9rotcn 81 bnbcn. MI Der N0rlG
ailtg Is lcBtc NodJc trobocm id)ldiri0
SIT. GoS @cihGit mar olllitloa," pic
man III 6ilton6frciicn 81 iogen pilc0t.
Nan mill crit obmortclt, mic li6 bic
poIitlld)cn &crbGltuiiic in Chicago &c
ltoltcn tpcr0en. -. &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

S%enntur Sorofer miro
nuf Der Gbicugoer G%onpcntion eit-
itinmig nominirt mer0en. Gas Ha.
tionol Gontitc hat linn n1mlid) 5lpe;
Gelcouten 5u0cltnnocll, Die ober GIT
lonmcn mir itbcr cine Stinme 81
gcbictcn BADEN perocn.
&r. &obn 9. HodcfeIlcr
bot unlGn0it Dem critcn Hodcicacr.
Der bcn 9oocu Nnlerifo'S betrctcn, III
Slcnlin9ton Ms, ein Ienfmal
ictcn loliCn nit Der Snidriit:
nSn Wcn1orp Of Sobonn Eeter
Iodcieler, Wbo come front 8ermonp
about the 2)cor 1928"
Nl,n Ioltc Nerr Sobn 3, nod, nod)
lorld)cn lnIcn, ans ipcld)er 8egeno
Gcutl6lonO'a Der Gprfabr gefommen
lit. IS bcibt, cr iei Elm @eitcrlpGlber
Sullge gclpcicll, olio Elm Nol'allcr.
Gruieien lit oas aleroings niht.
Humlano's tiirtiidc SGbcr,
Ganitable' @ebauNr, Euitam. sesem. etets piteu.
(WuQI2-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Vcrtln RnnIc0cr.

IS itarb am II. Suni 1908 Bertha Raulcrcr,
pellebte Satin bon Charles Jialleoer, I'M 81,
Sabre ibre5 9chcns. Sic NeerhialtB ii1oct
a%iuntae, ben 10. Snli, > llbr gtadmittags, 6oll
ibrcr lcbtcn gSobnung, 9ir. 1885. ltproa yionrocs
ans itGtt. tpo3t Yierluanotc II, 6reutloe
ahtungSpoll ciItaelabe1 ftlo. 0G5..D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

gcGclt, mtroc bon Den &crciui9tcll
Stontcu dis G~ricocnabrud) bctrdd)trt
uno ourd) cine &lltcrpcntion beont.
mortct mCrGclL moilt inns oa5 Gcd)t
5lltcbc. Gin NSinf nit Dem 3oltn-
piahl. limo Or. 2lmo0or miro lids
merton. Morum Qrciit aud YrGii-
bent NmoOor 31 ioldJ' 9roben politi.
idcn Mctboocn. @orum bot er
niDta BON 0rn. NopIeucIt gctcrnt.
Nu@ Ger bot icincn 9totiol9er be-
itlnumt, uhcr CT bot Gle Snde fcincr
onNcianacn mo 0ci0rocrt. @enr
3pci ooalclbc tbltn, lit cS nidt 0o2.
icIbc, IS fontnlt ooroui an, mic Is
gctbon miro. &u Banana lit man
poIitiib nod nift iolucit iortacid)rit
telL mic in Den Ncrcinigtcn Staotcu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

First Pub. Jan. %. last Mar. z. 1908.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In. the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Menomi-
nee. la Chancery.
In the matter Of the Assignment OF
John s. Edwards for the benefit of
Creditors
In the pursuance ard by virtue Of an
order made in the above entitled cause
by the Judge of said Court, at Cham
bers on the 24th. day of december. A.
ID. 1907. notice is hereby given that
the undersigned. as assignee of said
John s. Edwards, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
front door o. the Court House. in the
city of Iron Mountain. Michigan, at
twelve O'Clock noon. on Tuesday. the
10th day of March A. ID. 1908. all
the right, title and interests which
said John S. Edwards had Ola the 9TH
day of October, A. ID. 1887 in all the
following described real estate. viz:
Lots nine (9) and ten t10) OF block
eight (sl Of Kimberly's First Addition
to the City of Iron Mountain, and an
undivided three-fourths "a Of the
southwest quarter of section twenty
four (24). in Township fourty-two (42l
north, of Range twenty eight t2S)
west all in Dickinson County. Mich.
Also the southwest quarter and the
west half of the southeast quarter OF
section fourteen TAI, and the north.
west quarter of section twenty-six (26l
all in township forty -three t49l north,
of range thirty-four t34l west, all in
Iron County. Michigan.
Dated January 30, 1908.
James r. Sherman.
Assignee for the benefit OF Cred
itors Of John S. Edwards.
Ball a. Ball,
Attorneys for Assignee.
Marquette. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Don't forget the punch bowl
Schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15


Some time ago we published the
statement issued by Wisconsin a. Upper
Michigan Brewers Assn. In which the
brewers declared for betterment Of
the liquor traffic by elevating tine
saloons.
Many of our readers were extremely
skeptIcal about the matter and believed
the brewers to be only talking 70 ward
of the awakening of the public senti-
ment over the impositions Of the liquor
men.
That the brewers were In earnest is
evidenced in dispatch from Milwau-
kee last Wednesday telling OF the APP
pearanoe Of the secretary Of the assoc
citation In a case against q Milwaukee
saloon keeper in which the agent de-
manded action by the council.
The dispatch is as follows.
William II. Austin, counsel for the
Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula Brew
ers' association, appearing before a
committee Of the city council yesterday
gave proof that the brewers are sincere
in their effort to eradicate the dives
an disoruerly resorts which disobey the
laws by demanding the revocation of
the license of William f. Shultz. who
was convicted In the district court re-
Gently of allowing girls under seven
teen years In the dance hall adjoining
his saloon unaccompanied by their
parents,
The brewers declared through Mr.
Austin that the laws regulating the
liquor traffic must be obeyed. Though
the committee was inclined to be
lenient with Schultz, when Mr.. Austin
declared that he would institute pro-
ceeeedings IL the committee did not
vote for the revocation of the license
the aldermen decided 10 revoke the
license IL Schultz did not secure a
hearing on his appeal from the decision
of the lower court within two weeks,
In his argument before the com
mittee. Mr.. Austin said that il was
the purpose of the brewers to elevate
the standard of the liquor business.
He said that this policy would be ener'
getically pursued and that wherever q
saloon keeper is found to be violating
the law or conducting an undesirable
place the association will recommend
that the license be revoked. He ther
took up the Schultz case and maintain.
ed that young people had been allowed
20 congregate at the hall after Schultz
had been warned several times thai
action might be taken.
Schultz, against whom these pro
ceedings are brought, is one of the
best known saloon men in the city
His saloon is at a hall where severa
Gern,an.s societies have their headquar
tiers, and wnere frequent Saturday and
Sunday night dances are held. In hi
argument Mr.. Austin declared that thi
was only beginning of the brewers
agitation Tor ~ higher standard o
saloons, and that wherever there
evidence that saloon keeper Is vfolat
! ing the law the brewers will take sim
liar action.
Schultz was convicted some week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

AGO, and took an appeal to the md
pal court. The higher court. how
has not heard his case. and when
Brewers association believed ths
was merely lighting TO gain time,
demand was filed with the city oou
that his license be revoked. II
committee does not revoke the licei
Mr.. Austin declared. the associat
will begin proceedings against the
tire council TO force the revocation
the license.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds. Group and whooping
coughs grows in favor daily. Mothers
should keep il on hand for children.
1t is prompt relief to Group. It is gem
thy laxative. driving the poison and
phlegm from the system. 1t gives i'm
mediate relief Guaranteed. Sold by
Rein.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Builds mp waste tissue. promotes
appetite, improves digestion. induces
refreshing sleep, giving renewed
strength and health That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. aJcents Tea or Tablets.
w. +. Christensen.
To stop that pain in the back, that
stiffness Of the joints and mucles. take
Pineuies They are guaranteed Don't
suffer from rheumatism. backache,
kidney trouble. when You get thirty
days treatment for si.Oo A single
dose at bed time proves their merit
Get them 10 day at Rezin's Drug store.
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE.
In grippe coughs are dangerous as
they deyelope into pneumonia. Foley =
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough
but heals and strengthens the lungs 50
that no serious results need be feared
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
contains no harmful drugs and is In n
yellow package Refuse no substitutes
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
A NIGHT ALARM.

worse-than an alarm Of fire at night
il the metallic cough Of Group bringing
dread 10 the household. Careful moth
ers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and give IL at the sign Of danger.
Foley's Honey and Tar has saved many
little lives and II IL the only safe pre-
paration for children a. IL contains no
harmful drugs Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

Every body deires good health, which
is impossible unless the kidneys are
healthy. Foleys Kidney Remedy cor
reefs irregularities and cures all forms
of kidney or bladder disorders. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy ut once ana
prevent Brights disease and diabetes.
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
NO CASE on RECORD.

There is no case on record of a cough
or cold resulting In pneumonia or
consumption after Foley's Honey and
Tar has been taken. 1t stops the cough
and breaks up the cold quickly. Re
fuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar in a yellow package.
Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Pinesalye Carbonized acts like poul-
tice, draws out inflammation and poison.
AntiseDtic healing For chapped
hands. lips, cuts and burns.
Sold at Rezin's Drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

lCorrect The mistake of risking pneu-
iionia by neglecting n cough or cold
when Foleys Honey and Tar Will not
only stop your cough but expel the cold
from your system. FOley's Honey and
Tar contains no opiates and Is the hest
aud safest throat and lung remedy.
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

II you suffer with indigestion. con-
stipation. feel mean and cross, no
strength or appetite, your system Is
unhealthy HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system.strong and
healthy. 85cants. Tea or Tablets.
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

IL win be unnecessary 10 go through
q painful, expensive operation for Piles
II you use ManZan. Pat up In COLI.
lapsible tube with nozzle, ready to APP
ply. For any form Of Piels, price Doc
Sold by Rezin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Why get mp In the morning feeling blue,
Worry others and worry yon; Y
Here's a secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Rings Little Liver Pills wake up
lazy livers, clean the system and clear
the skin. Try them for billiousness
and sick headache Price 20 cents
Sold by Rein.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

For Sale on Exchange 800 acres
land. considerable timber viii sell
on easy terms or exchange Tor city pro
perte Inquire at Diamond Drill
Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15

Foley's Orino Laxative is new
remedy, an improvement on the Taxa.
tives of former years, as 1t does not
grippe or nauseates and is pleasant to
take. 1t is guaranteed. Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-15
AMASA NEWS.

At.half past four Wednesday morning.
the slumbering residents were awaken
cd from peaceful dreams by the shrill I
whistle at the Hemlock mine and the
ringing Of the fire bell. In less than
no time the streets We're crowded with
people all hurrying to the fire scene.
The real origin Of the fire is not
known for certainty but consensus OF
opinion. seems 10 point its starting
from carelessness on the part OF an
undesirable roomer who being undel
the influence Of liquor tipped over
candle.
Mrs. Rosie, who does not live very
far from the dry, was up all night
attending sick child and she was the
first to notice the fire. She Immediately
called her husband who ran 10 the
engine house and gave the alarm.
About sevent-yfive men lost their
clothes. The company gave each one
$40 To fit himself out again. Not a
thing was saved but the company can
congratulate themselves that their
ware house did not go up in
smoke also as it stood but twenty-five
feet from the dry. The building was
covered by insurance.
This Is the third dry that the has
burned within few years
Mr.. Oaklund Is conf ned to his bed
with bad attack of grip.
The children of the second and third
grade belonging to Miss Corbett's room
had valentine party which they en-
joyed highly.
Mr.. J. Newman visited friends here
over Sunday
Mr.. Peter Donodo returned Tuesday
from home visit.
The young men OF the town will
give their return party Friday even
ing. The Catholic Benevo ent society
will furnish an oyster supper for the
occasion.
Word has been received from the
Kilgreen family that they will return
here from Terry, South Dakota next
spring TO live
Mr.. John Olson and family moved
here last week from the Falls Mr..
J Olson is at present employed on the
new bakery which Mr.. NoIenberg is
erecting
Mrs. J. Larson Is on the sick list.
Jonn Tromblay made business trip
here during the week.
- -s'', ssris.sn unchanged IN this con.
! nection Colonel Scoyci quotes Richard
Cobden's estimate OF the great enamel.
pator-that this century haa produced
no man llkc' him" And Mr.. Cobden
added, 1T Is not strange that oneen
Victoria thoroughly understands and
highly esteems the president of tho
United States"
For a general view or Lincoln thu
FOLLOWING by Senator shelby NJ Cul.
lom OF Illinois Is perhaps ns compre-
hensiye MS any:
~ has been my fortune 10 know, Abra-
nam Lincoln In all tho walks az uf~.as,
private citizen, as candldnte for CON
HtfaA us n statcamnn-and 1 heard "a no.
non ~ MS great debate with Douple.
Nnlcn was the most noted dlrttissIoo ~
b'hucai questions which ever occurred a,
Ws country outul.l. IL -
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30
HEDGING IN THE DOG

81 think the Methodist bishop was right who,
when asked whether he would hedge in or kill
mad dog that was biting children, replied that if
he had been shooting at the mad dog for forty
years without hurting him. he would hedge him
in"
good Prohibition worker writes to us the
sentiment quoted above in brief discussion of
the merits of local option. At first sight it looks
plausible but perhaps it depends very largely
upon the view point.
If the Methodist bishop would hedge the mad
dog in, IN his ozVu door yard, there might attach
an altruistic advantage to his argument. But the
bishop would propose that the mad dog be
"hedged n," not where he and his family might
make noble martyrs of themselves for the general
good but in some neighbours dooryard, or perhaps
in the section of the city where the poor and less
cultured live with their large families of children.
And that is the policy of the local optionist or
at least of the local option method There is no
spirit of noble self-sacrihce apparent in hedging
the liquor traffic away from your own dooryard
or your own town. 1t is the perfection of selfish
ness seeking self-protection first and declaring in
effect that every other family or community must
look out for itself.
The bishop, or the church, or the community
that hedges in" the liquor traffic in some other
neighborhood, is blind to the fact that it is not
merely the saloon that needs to be destroyed, but
the entire license system by which the saloon is
created
The saloon is not SO criminal as the license sys-