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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

Prof. Griffith declares that man is
more beautiful than Beware
the white hand. U. r. next, professor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

"a 70 insure insertion, all advertise
ments and pay locals must reach our
office on or before Wednesday noon
of each week.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

1t Is proposed in Denmark to send
an expedition to teach the Eskimos to
fish. Are they as hopeless as that?
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

If in addition to enacting new laws
we were to enforce those we have al
ready it might help materially.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02
You can hire house builders, but
must marry home builders.

Anybody could match up soul mates
If neither side was particular.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

1t has been discovered that Pharaoh
had toothache and the govt. No won
der the Israelites fled from him.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
Ocgrn %})o0agrd

mar 5riebrid @iIFem Dem Griten
pon preubcE Elm msrfpiirbige5 2inbes
rung3mitteI empfo9Ieu poroen, iiber
bdB man aus mebrcren &abtnettI9reiz
BEN bes &InigS einige @ngaDen ges
lpinnt. Gu crying b. b. Yot8oam, %.
Q(pril 1923 an bic &ammer Der Sefebl
gu einem ,gelptfen Spirtt1m, BEN
Setne Mojeitdt MAIDEN loiien poue,"
brei4unoert mab Regenipiirmer, iorpie
3lo0lf SGdc p0l Mmeiien nit Rem Gicrn
un0 Deibraud, nebIt bier SdGen poQ
Sannens pber 6i4tcn3apfsn 81 beI&afz
fen lino an ben Spfappt6efer Neumdnn
na9 Berlin 81 ic10cn.
Der BON bieTen aus ben %9enonrten
Sngreoien5en porI9riftsndbig pon9es
~fteIte" Spiyitus i6eint ben geifoll DeS
&Dni98 geflnoen gu bobcn, benn in
nGhiten Sabre, unter benz IA. Mai
1929, lpurbe aus YotS6am Die err
ipdbnte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anaepicz
fen, bab Der qu. Spiritus nidt alein
bieIes Sabr ipieoer, ionbern aud iiinf>
ttg ale Sabre angefertigt lperben iouc.
unb bic beIagten 2ieferungen p6ne be-
ionocrs Srore bios auf be5 Rcus
MAINS @niud)en gu f6iden Ieien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
DER ,,Stunoeumann."

Sm Is. S~abrbunbert CAB IS in Sta
lien md feline Sburmubrel, nllr elmer
Der SAlobt5iirme BON Terrard mar
nit 3ifferblatt unb S9la99lpde pers
fe9en. Nber Die 3etger bes' 3iffer6ldts
tes lpuroen nift burf Elm ubrpcrt,
ionosrn burd MenI9cn9ano lcipc9t,
unb MenIc6enbano ipar es auA, Die
mtttelIt @ni9Iaaens an bic Olode bic
Stunoen periiinbete. Scr Gtunoer=
mann, ipie Der betreffenSe @tonte ges
nanrt ipuroe. ri9tete fia islbit rad
timer Ganoubr. Dian iGeint bicicn
Nienit fir eiI,en iebr tpi6tigen gs9al=
ten ou tobcn, benn Der Mann crbieIt
sin fir Sic bnmalise 3eit reGt tepcu@
tenbe8 0eDatt. DISQUALIFICATION uno
9flidIptorigteitcn bieies p9o99eIten=
ten" ManncS lpurben ieopd itrerg be.
Iiraft. So bcri9ten Die 9riminaIatten
bon 6errara, bab Elm @tunoenmann
bart be'troft ipuroe, fpeil er sur 3eit
bes @pesI}uria bic 3siser gu brebsn
linp bic GIode an5ui9ldscn eer9eIIcn
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
So barsrte Ionos. che er fi8 eini9sr.

Us oalterte lange. e9e er il6 elnt9er'
maBen lpieber er6olte.
Miioe ftanb er enbli0 auf unb itieb
babel nit Dem SuBe an ben borbin gu
@o0en 9eflatterten 3ettel. 2ie8en lai@
len burfte er i'm ntGt. ST BOB i'm
auf. Seine 5aro 3@itt:rte. ~3olIte er
OaS, tDos nod barauf iJano, Iefen?
2tebcr ni@t. @eni9iten6 jeBt ni6t.
Oenn mas er ba eriabren muBte,
ipiirbe ibm bo@ bo8 @ct3 3eri4neiDen.
4ber eS bauerte ni6t LANCE, oa bate
er ben 3ettel lpicber in Der 9ano.
Seine @u9en idpammen. Wie bieB
eS bod ipeiter9 runiere rntcrrebung
bat mir i~ibrigenS bon meinem Stanbs
puntte ais @ei9dftsmann aus ieRr Sc
fallen. Sd Babe pdbreno berTel6cn bic
ueber5el9uRg gerponnen, oaB Gte in
bic Melt pqiitn, INSIDE pn0ere elmer
ctpa auftau6enoen &onturren3 ie9r
9ei4tdt gu be9esnen piFtn. Gin @G.
ter tDnnte Sbnen ba4er i6on feline
Softer anbertrauen. 0as aQe8 bate
tD S9nel lteber crit morgat mInollA
gefagt. Der @runb, ipurum td e5 Sic
beute fdpn ipiTen IaIe, 1T Der, baB
MID auf BEN Mege gum 8ubn9ofe 3lpei
bctannte Reiienbe, Die bo6 StdotGen
unIider MAIDEN, nt6t lpenig perlpuns
bert begriiBten, unb id nit Der M6gs
ii4feit re6nen mub. baB lie ben Sons
nenlpirtb barber ~befragen, mas i6
bier gepont bGtte, fomit mein iorg'am
gebiitetes Snto9nito Q~eliiftet perben
ipiirbe, unb Sie ii3 baour4 bon Sbrem
morQigen @efu6s BEL mir in Berlin
abGoIten laTen tDnnten. Gem polite
ih porbeusen. Nlfo morgen auf Dtes
berIeben! 9ododtung8poQ
Ssrmann Nilte!"
Bernhard bate nit brennenben
Wangen at @roe geleIen. SEPT
ldrpenttc er ben 3stteG in Der 2uft berz
um uno rief: ~Quf DieoerIeben, Serr
8ilte! - !SiIoegarb, nun bilt 0u
mein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
pas llrtbeil bte 00ain9s.

Gine5 Cages ipeiIte Der Ser5pg BON
Grammont betm &Dnig @eorg benz
8icrten bon GnGlano. Sum SeHert
Iieb leBterer cine TIaf4e R6sinNpsin
ouftiiGen, Der, ipie er fagte, an Dobls
9cI4mad uno Otter nidt ieinesgIeiAsn
babe. GB tpdre flieBcnOe5 Golb, elm
bonn 9tmmel berabgeiauener unb Wein
ge!pprbener SonnenItrobl ,nb ipie bic
ipeiteren 2obpreiIungen lduteten.
Der Gobe 0aItgebsr i4erfte ietrem
frdn30itfGen Safe Elm GIas Elm, unb
ais bieier etten trdftigen S4lud bas
BON getrrnten bate, crtldrte er, es lei
in Der Shat Gin g0tttiGer g}eftar.
9terauf lpollte Der &0nig IelbIt 1i0
ben f5ftli9en @enuB perI6affen unO
bob f4mrla5elnD Elm Glds an bic Sip
pen; ober farm bate er genippt, al5
CT cine entHebii9e Grin1aiie mad1te uno
rief: Sum Senter, tpo8 lit ba8?"
Yer !9ultsbofmeiiter trut beran, era
9riff bic Jiofds, rp9 bqraa uno erz
fIatte bon sur grSbttn gsRutsung iei.
neg Gcbieter8, bier fet Elm ,lnbe9reifs
Ii4er Mibgriff gcf6sben, bic TlaIGe
entbaIte - &i5inus6I. rs.
Der 9er5og bon 8rammQnt bate
nit Der i'm eigenen du8geiudten 9Ifs
li6teit Die obidsuIi4e 5liiiINteit bin
untergeI9ludt, pbnc aud nun nit elmer
Dtinper 3u 3uden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
atgcnlanNf1af.
8on Scnu0 Gduabcl.

Eom Sadie ItiMbt ctu Quit bon frUhten Grlcu;
Die bobclt YtolDel ipUlbfu iilbtr1rai
Die Sdalcu. 0tC BON Eropicu iIUcrpcrlelt,
&aS gdnb Der Eappc,1 gIdr;t bon ldluersm
E50u.
9eS IorieS @oiicn ipic0rIu udiicblaut.
Nm Ilrmel Gltutmt III icuergrclicm 9totb
Gin Spccr bon @lutbcli-brm GeruOlf cutlobt,
NlS bic u~erbilllte <bcN0iUmle lallf.
llub ftdrter atbuct Der SaSmiu.
Die NcIotr bdulpiel IN ben Hderbreiteu.
Sic yuit 1T mcid. Qo5 lette @tbcnolduteu
sStl nit Dem Ncgcn ~lltu1cno lueitrrStebu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

@alt: .Scrr gSirth Sic beid)Gi-
tiAcn gcluib nichrcrc &ohe?"
@irtb: y@arum2" Goit: Sea,
piele a0de perOcreen Den 9rei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

&icIio0cuo.- Srcmocr: y,S6r
bolt ia I'M Srtc 5lpci 6cucrmcbren!"
Ginbcimiid)er sd cine iiir ulo
cine geJen Oci Mopsbaltcrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Stro6cnrGnbcr 6ltm Eal-
iontcnD: o0aa @elp o0er ooS Sc6cn!"
- Eoiiunt: ,Nebnlen Sic lidl ooa sc.
ben Hllo loiien sic mir mein GelO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

NQcnt: .@oQcn sic iid nidjt
olld) nod &brcm 9tblcben pcrbrcnlcn
lalicll, Ncrr 9aron?" Baron:
n9tein, 0antc, id bin 9tidtrallderl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

o.: o%pr Hotb 3lpidel'S @obnung
bielt qeitcrn Gin @0belmoac1."
.: oSa, Der lit cbcn bei0roert NOR
bcll." = a.: uSm Mobelipasen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Gireftor: y&t GS6r Graucripiel
nndl ~lebenojN QenuQ?" Gidtcr:
e1oS glollb' i'd, 3iun SGlnb 0iebt'a
feds Eoote."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Sit friib. = SoltriIt: An sid
Steae beiono iif GOD friibcr es
iiinffafes Gdo!" @ebirgSpirt
oSa a6er crit pont 10. Moi al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
prrplui,prrt.

Serr: rDie alt lit jest Sbr jim
sercr 9rubsr2" = anne: %, Der
TIT iebt Elm Sa6r Glter als i1 :. i"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Ll,,lefld 70 ouit Congress.

Congressman Littleheld in a letter
sent 10 Governor Cobb resigns
as representative from the Second
Maine district. He states that his res
ignation Is prompted by the desire 10
resume his law practice, which has
been interfered with by his congress
sional duties. II is understood that
he will practice law IN New York with
his SON. The resignation Is to be ~.
fective Sept 30.
The resignation came as great sur
prise 10 Governor Cobb and TO the con-
gressmans friends In this district and
was received by them with regret
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
SHORT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
President Roosevelt Urges Solons "a
Take Action on "A Number
of Measures.

President Roosevelt's promised
short special message urging action on
number OF important pending bills
was sent 10 congress Wednesday.
Among the measures on which il urg
ed are the following:
Model child labor bill for the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
An employers liability hill to con
form 20 recent supreme court decision
Amendment OF the law affecting la
Dor injunctions. providing that notice
be gwen before an injunction be a.
sued and hearing OF contempt cases
by other judges.
Amendment OF the antitrust laws
10 distinguish between good and bad
combines, permitting railroad pooling
and such organizations as labor
unions and oranges TO conduct their
business
Tariff revision Is recommended and
Il Is suggested that this congress take
preliminary steps TO that end. I'm
mediate repeal Of The tariff on wood
pulp is urged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
CALIFORNIA is SHAKEN
Three Seismic Shocks Felt In the I'm.
periai Valley and by Vari-
GUS Towns.

la California on Sunday three
distinct earthquake shocks were felt
through Imperial valley. No damage
is reported from the various towns
other than the breaking OF few dishes
at Brawley ana lei Centre.
The first shock occurred three min
utes before 6 a. m. and was the most
severe Of the three. The second fol.
lowed IN five minutes and the third
in fifteen minutes. each quake lessen
ing I'm severity AZ Brawley the PEG
pie rushed out OF their homes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
NATIONAL LEGISLATURE
Synopsis or tho Proceedings I'm tho
senate and In the House OF
Representatives.

Almost the entire session OF tie SEN
nte on Saturday was consumed
with the consideration OF the legis-
latiye, executive and judicial appri-
ntion bill which was passed.
without being materially amended
the fertilization appropriation blu was
passed by the house
The senate met Monday and
upon announcement OF the death Sun
day OF Senator Bryan (Fla) adjourned
nfter the adoption OF eulogstic resol-
utions.
Mann 0ll.l and Sulzer On. " had
a controversy IN the house over which
OF them was the father OF the depart
ment OF commerce and labor and for
the balance OF the session Sulzer OBJ
jected 10 all unanimous consent propo-
sitions. Several measures relating TO
the District OF Columbia were passed
and the house adjourned In honor OF
the memory OF Senator Bryan Fla.).
who died Sunday.
Voting on amendments TO the cur
rency bill consumed nearly the entire
session OF the senate on Wednesday
All OF the committees amend
ments were accepted. but only one OF.
fered by any other senator. The presi-
dents message urging labor and cor
poration legislation preparation for
tariff revision was received by both
houses.
In the course Of bitter dcnuncia.
tion Of President RooseyeIton the floor
OF the house OF representatives Stan
ley Kyl compared him with Alexan-
der Hamilton, whom he designated as
can obscure adventurer, and both NJ
whom he said had profound contempt
for the constitution and displayed ever
lasting impotence with It's restraints
Reply was made by Cocks IN. W. The
agricultural appropriation was the
measure before the house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
NOT IN NEED or MoSEr
Detvoit Lodge OF odd Fellows Who's
Finances Are ga ''Easy
STREET"

Detroit. March - Having ND use
for money Washington lodge OF odd
Fellows, this city. has rejected m Of
fer u $4,000 FOR us nfty feet or
property next TO the Hotel ste. Claire
In Randolph street. The lodge reserves
only a portion OF the building for It's
lodge rooms and collects enough rent.
aar from the remaining portion To pay
all tbs lodges expenses. II Is saii
10 dues have been collected from the
members for years.
The hotel management desires 20 ex.
tend Its building and made an offer 10
the lodge When the matter came up
Dor consideration the members asked
what they could do with the money.
since the lodge already had everything
AZ could desire and without expense
20 the members. The decision was
reached that the lodge was perfectly
satisfied with It's location and that
money was reached that the lodge was
perfectly with It's location and
that money was no object.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
NATIONAL COURTS DonrHArls
Supreme Court knocks Out the state
I'm Two Very Important
Opinions.

AZ Washington Monday. In refusing
10 grant 20 Attorney Gcnersf Young
OF Minnesota, writ OF habeas cor
pns releasing him from the penalty
imposed by the United States circuit
court in Insttuting proceeding in a
state court for the. enforcement OF the
railroad rate law after the federal
court had prohibited such course;
and In affirming the decision OF Judge
Prltchard, OF the United States cir
cult court for the Western district Of
North Carolina. dlscharging FROM Inn
prisonment James III. Wood, a ticket
agent Of the Southern railway at Ashe-
vile, after he had been sentenced by
the Ashevllle police court 10 serve
term on the rock Pile on the charge
OF collecting for ticket on the road
a greater price than was permitted by
the state railroad law. the supreme
court OF the United States has added
another 20 the series OF decisions
which have rendered notable the pres
ent term OF that court.
In both cases the right OF the states
10 fix rates for railroad transportation
was the Issue. and both Involved con
fiicts between the federal and the state
courts. The decision IN each case was
opposed both 10 the states and 10 their
courts. The opinion OF the court In
both cases was announced by Justice
Peckham. and with the exception OF
Justice Harlan all the other members
OF the court stood behind him.
Justice Harlan read n dissenting
opinion In the Young case, in which
he took the view that the suit was
practically proceeding against the
state. and therefore not permissible
under the eleventh amendment 10 the
constitution He therefore character
ICED the opinion rs era-making In the
history Of the court. said II had the eff
feet OF closing the courts OF a state
against the state itself and predicted
that the result would be disastrous.
The two cases were so similar that
both practically were decided in one
opinion.
The currency bill was practically
given an exclusive right OF way in
the senate on Tuesday, untilN IL is
finally disposed OF LaFollette con-
rluded the third and last Install
ment or his speech on the currency
bill.
Determination TO conduct fiibus-
ter on all occasions where opportunity
presented itself In order TO force the
Republicans TO action on an employ
ers' liability bill and other such meas
hres was announced by Williams, the
Democratic floor leader, in the house.
The debate on the agricultural appro-
priation bill was continued without
action on the bill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
CANNON ENDORSED
FOR PRESIDENCY
Illinois Repubiicans Hold Their State
Convention ~ Springfield
Delegates at Large.

Springfield LII. March 26.-The Re
publican convention. which sent four
delegates aud dternates ut large 10
the Chicago oonyeatioa> was called 20
order by Roy o. West chairman Of
the state central committee.
Mr.. West announced George 4.
Buckingham OF Danville as temporary
chairman. rhe1 was considerable
confusion Ia the spnsrnron az one
time by the announcement that the Lee
land Hotel was on fire. As many OF
the delegates were stopping there a
good many OF them made rush for the
god many OF them made rush FOR
the doors.
Senators Cullom and Hopkins and
Governor Deneen and Mayor Busse or
Chicago were chosen delegates ut
large to the national convention.
The convention was solidly for Jo-
seph g. Cannon for president. and In
dorsed his candidacy In as strong
terms as language permitted. All
other state officers OF the party were
Endorsed. as were United States Sena-
tors Cullom and Hopkins. The I'D
minlstratlon Of President Roosevelt
also was highly praised.
The tariff plank of the platform was
the subject OF much discussion. and
nothing definite was done with II UNI
I'll Congressman Boutell arrived with
the last Washington Ideas OF the best
way ~ which IL should be worded.
The final draft OF the plank did not,
however. differ greatly from the orig.
inal wording II declared In favor Of
tariff adjustment IN place OF re
vision" II being the idea OF It's fran
ers that the former word is the more
comprehensive.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
MERCY FOR RIoToUs STUDENTS
Ann Arbor Business Men Signing a
Petition Against Prosecution of
the Theater Wreckers.

Ann Arbor. Mich, March %. - To
prevent prosecution OF the fifteen stu
dents now held in $1,000 bonds each
for the recent riot. the business men
OF Ann Arbor are circulating a petit
ton addressed TO Prosecuting Attor-
ney Andrew J.. Sawyer and Justice Of
the Peace William G.. Doty.
The petition, which Is being signed
rapidly by the influential men OF the
city. asks that the students be dis
charged upon payment OF all the dam
ages done to property and cost In.
Cured by the city and county. The
move is announced as a plan TO pre-
vent further publicity, promote good
feeling and save the city and county
thousands OF dollars In costs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
KOREANS VICTIM Is DEAD
Durham w. Stevens Expires After an
Operation That Failed TO
Help Him.

At San Francisco, Monday ID. w.
Stevens, American adviser 20 the
Korean council OF state, who was at.
tackled by committee OF Koreans la
the Fairmont Hotel during the night
for favorlng the course OF Japan In
Korea. was shot three times by two
Koreans az the Union Ferry building
He drew pistol and shot one OF the
Koreans. II Is believed that Stevens
a. fatally injured.
Durham stevens died Wednesday. n
Few minutes after recovery from an
hnnesthctic administered when an OPP
eration was performed earlier In the
evening.
The operation was performed be-
eause OF sudden change fort worse
In the patients condition and strong
symptoms of pcritonttis The opera
lion developed that one bullet fired at
him by the Korean assassin had
pIerced>hls lntestlnes In six places, and
the surgeons said he could not live
put the night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

prominent in Liberal and Unionist poll
tics. having left the Liberals when
Gladstone espoused Irish home rule,
leaving the Unlonists when Chamber
lain adopted protection.
The Duke OF Devonshlre will be bu-
ried at Chatsworth. his magnificent
seat. A motion submitted in the house
OF commons 10 extend the reporters
accommodation SO as TO enable the
presence at the funeral OF the repre-
sentntives OF the foreign and colonial
press was withdrawn, when II was
shown 10 be impossible to find room
for them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Get So. 900 From millionaire.

Lincoln. H.. March 26-Giving n
thought 10 the throng that was pass
Inc by. three daring bandits slugged
and robbed Millionaire Frank Frorer
Sr.. one Of the hest known and wealth
lest residents OF central Illinois. and
president OF the First National bank
OF Lincoln. Of 5000 on one OF the
business streets OF that city at
O'Clock In tho afternoon.
The bandits then made their escape
but two we've later captured, after 0
pistol duel. Tho third got away with
the money. The money was In gold
silver. and bills. which Mr.. Frorer was
carrying in small boxes In wagon TO
the mine OF the Lincoln Coal company
for pay day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
STUDENTS ARE INDIGNANT
They Resent the Expulsion OF Two Of
Their Companions for vio-
lation OF Rules.

Lansing, Mich, March 20. stu.
dents Of the NJ. A. c. are indignant
over the expulsion OF two students Of
the college and committee will walt
on the faculty ana endeavor to get
their reinstatement. The four students
involved IN the affair are Clyde Mer.
win, senior engineer: II. NJ. Hewson,
a junior, and two young ladies. March
g, the four were out walking when Il
began TO rain
The women's building was locked.
as is the custom every sunday. from
q 10 and the students. almost
drenched 70 the skin. took refuge In
the quarters Of the olympic Literary
society. The clubrooms adJoin those
OF two others on the same floor. The
quartettewaited until the rain stopped.
passing the time by playing the piano
and chatting. The faculty made no
other charges, but notified Merwln and
Hewson that they were no longer stu
dents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
oorrd 40 pen,h br a nuIl.

A bull on the farm Of G. @. Bcsley
at Park Ridge. H.. broke loose and
gored Frank Mailman, a farm hand.
so severely that he died few hours
later. Mailman. who was wearing a
red shirt, vcntured into the pasture to
capture rho animal. which was below
ing herccly. The bull attacked hun,
knocking him down and striking him
several times with H. horns. II then
lifted Mailman on it, horns and
threw him over a fence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Edl,or Pleads for ,he MaIls.

Washington. March 2G.--At his own
request. Ludovico Carminita. editor OF
La QUESTION: Sociale. an Italian week
ly published In Paterson, n. j., said
20 be OF an anarchlstic tendency, was
given a hearing by Third Assistant
Postmaster General IAwshe. Carmlni.
In said that his paper was not news
paper. but was devoted 10 political
science. He was shown several trans
latlons OF articles taken from his pub
llcatIon. and said: Those are articles
on political science"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Federation Permanently EnJoined

AZ Washington Monday the Amer
lean Federation of Labor and Prcsi-
dent Gompers and other leaders OF
that organization were enJolned per
manently from "conspiring. agreeing
or combining to restrain. obstruct or
destroy" the business OF the Bucks
Stove and Range company In de.
clsion rendered by Chief Justice Cls-
baugh OF the supreme court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, making permanent
tho temporary injunction OF Justice
Gould against the federation. The
fcderation's counsel took an appeal q
the district court OF appeals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Not Proven in This Case.

Flint. Mich. March %. Calvin
Cummings, charged with the murder
OF the infant daughter OF his sister,
Lulu Cummings. has been discharged
by Justice Halsey on the ground that
there was not enough evidence TO hold
him. The prosecution vigorously OPP
posed the motion, contendlng that
Cummings was present at the time
laudanum was given the infant child
and was equally as guilty as Mrs.
OLIVE Wood who was bound over 20
the circuit court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

At ST Louis, Tuesday. the taking
OF testimony was begun before
Special Commissioner Robert q.
Mitchell OF Macon, Mo-. In the investi-
CATION into allegations that comblna-
ton OF lumber interests existed In
Missouri In violation OF the antitrust
laws. The hearing follows the custer
proceedings recently Instituted IN the
tupreme court by Attorney General
Hadley against number OF lumber
concerns.