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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20
PERSONALS

After serving as an officer and mem
Der OF the local Woman's Christian
Temperance Union for eighteen years,
Mrs. Robert MeCourt has severed her
connections with the Escanaba organ
ization ,and has moved TO Iron River
where the family will make their home
in the future AS a testimonial OF the
regard In which Mrs. McCourt Is held
by the members of the local w. G. I.
u. she was presented with beautiful
opal ring at the meeting Of the organ.
ization on Monday afternoon at the
home of Miss Matte Atkins. Other
features OF the meeting were short ad-
dresses by Mrs. Judson of Van Brunt,
Ind, and'Mrs Jas MoCourt of Crystal
Falls-Escanba Mirror.
T.. J. Oswald returned last Sunday
from his trip TO Grand Rapids where
the attended the meeting Of the grand
commandery OF Michigan X. I.
He reports having had a hne time
and met Frank W. Cole there who sent
his regards to all his Crystal Falls
friends.
Chas. Neighbour is very busy these
DAYS anwsering questions about the
plans and specifications for the new
building which the Finnish a. Swedish
Mercantile Assn is going to erect on
their lots opposite the Lockwood. Work
will begin Immediately after the Four
tn of July
Mrs. Thos. q. Brooks came home
from Hibbing last Saturday where she
had been attending her sister, Mrs. L.
w Margison, whose severe illness has
been mentioned in these columns She
reports Mrs. Margison to toe much
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergeron OF
Crystal Falls arrived here Thursday
for a few days visit at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron. On
tonagon Herald.
Conductor VIM Rodgers is doing
considerable repair work on his resi-
dence property. coat of shingles being
among the most noticeable
Mrs. DR.. A. NJ Darling went to
JackFon last Tuesday, Doctor accom-.
panying her a. far as Chicago where
he took in the republican convention.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20
Bin Stephenson Injured.

William Stephenson, superintendent
Of the Boom Company, was seriously
injured late Friday afternoon while on
the main river drive near Florence
Several dynamite caps which had been
carelessly thrown into the camp ire
exploded near Mr.. Stephenson one OF
the caps penetrated his leg He did
not think the injury serious until next
afternoon when there were indications
Of bloodpoisoning He was taken to
the Menominee River Hospital and
submitted to an operation A long in
cision had TO be made into the injured
member. There are fears OF complica-
tions. Florence Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20

A. MendIeson has a sale advertised
in this issue that Is we'll worth your
paying attention 10, Mr. Mendleson
has made some exceptionally favorable
bargain purchases at a clearing sale at
Chicago and offers his customers the
benefit.
Andrew Nelson is laying the founda-
tion for mis- planning mill on his busi-
ness lot on Crystal avenue. Mr.. Mel
son will have very comepelte mill
when it is finished and intends to make
everything he needs in the building
line.
Senator Moriarty is getting material
on hand for "A new cement sidewalk. IL
is understood that an entire new block
of walks will be constructed from the
Masonic Temple corner TO the Parks
Grocery store.
The teachers left for their homes
yesterday, some of them TO Wisconsin
and others to Michigan points. Many
Of the force of last year will not re-
tuln again for next year.
John Dawson and Captain Carlson
who have charge of the work on the
street and court house lot are making
record for themselves in removing
the rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Watson and
son. John. returned yesterday from a
weeks outing on the Fence river where
Mr. Watson amply demonstrated his
ability as fisherman
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Koob left yes
terday afternoon for Hancock 70 attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Koob's brother who
fell from smokestack sixty feet and
was killed. John Pinten, a brother,
accompanied them.
w. W. Hendricks has made a great
improvement TO his residence property
on Fifth street. fine coat Of paint
being among the noticeable
A number of Crystal Fall mining
men will leave next week for the Mes
ADJ range to take in the mining insti
tute.
Miss Fannie Harris left yesterday
morning for visit with friends in
lower Wisconsin.
VIM Eldred is doing fine job Of
painting on the residence Of DIR. q. +.
Larson.
Alderman VIM. Nesbitt is making
improvements TO his residence property
on Sixth street.
Miss Alberta Bosanko IL visiting
friends at Iron Mountain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20
NO TRAINING NECESSARY
Americans Have Learned Presidents
Make Good without II.

Until Jackson's era In Washington
this country selected presidents VINO
In every case had had large personal
experience IN national affairs, says the
Springfield Republican. Washington.
Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
and John Adams were statesmen OF
truly national proportions when chosen
10 the Office Of chief magistrate. All
but Washington and Madison had
even diplomatic experience in Europe
before gaining the presidency.
with Jackson an entirely new type
OF executive began 20 appear. Jack
son came straight from the heart OF
democracy He represented the de-
termination OF the masses 90 rule. AMI
II mattered little to the people whether
or not he had been trained for high
executive station by adequate expert
encc IN the legislative, administrative
or diplomatic services OF the govern
ment
The tremendous popular success OF
the two Jackson administrations pro-
foundly Influenced American politics
Parties desiring TO win elections no
longer placed ~ much emphasis upon
long preliminary training IN federal
affairs In selecting presidential candi-
dates.
The wings, trying 10 repeat this
democratic success with Jackson
nominated General Harrison in $50
and General Taylor IN 1898. and both
were elected. although neither was
Jackson's equal In natural personal
power as a leader OF men. Toe wings
tried the 'hero' once more with Gen
eral Scott and failed.
Then came the Lincoln nomination
by the republicans m 1sm. and Lin
coins destiny has been so extraoe.
binary that the American people have
been confirmed. n anything IN their
belief that the man OF long rrelimin-
airy service In national business ~ not
always the necessary choice for the
president.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20

Plans are maturing for the erection
Of memorial 10 tho late Edwin Boob
IN Gramercy park. New York directly
opposite the Players club
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-20

CommItteo on SUBMISSION and Addrets
10 the People.
Adopted by the Constitutional Con-
vention at the Capitol at Lansing.
Michigan. February twenty-nrst nine
teen hundred eight
JOHN J. CARTON. President.
PAUL RI. KING. Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

g 6ab i'm Soffer. Inter
Der !SinterlaFenI6uft elmer in 9ams
berg, 9aoern, peri .or6enen ais biirftig
geltenben 5rau lpuroen in eincm alien
!9onbtoffer 1900 Start III blantem
Cob 9efunben.
SIM @ebtrge per tiegen.
Der Y%oitafpirant @dgcrer aus ger9s
tesgaben, 9apern, mar 5tpei Gage Ino
stpei gd9te obne Nu9ritng in elmer
Selsipalte bes 9oben G0Q ein9eflemmt,
purbe aber bon elmer Rettungserpeois
ton aiemli9 poblbebalten g%sbor9en.
INERT ii b sc Jung
eines &inbes. Sn Rott, Obcrz
bupern, idlus Der 9liB in Elm gauern>
bals uno t1btetc 5psi ai1e i'm Staa.
ndbrsnb Elm bansben gum 0enItcr Gins
ausi9auenbes Sinh pDaig unperiebrt
6lieb.
Jabrit burd lag
E inged 9ert t. Neuli9 Hadts
f9lus Der @lib in bic 9aumfpoQfabrit
9erQamaseo 2u 0onteoiaoFo, Stalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
ID. 6 a b /.

Ms ioar Wart9a JeDtom bitter
gSs fGper g%efpprosn, 9oOO ieinen
S Hing gum brittenmdl 5uriid5u'
I9idsn. Sbre 2iebe mar elmer
@teigerung sspib nidt fdbi9; uno
bod idien es ibr, ais liebe Die ielbIts
perbGngte 2rennung Die Jlammen
ibrer 2eiosnIhaft in's llebermenihs
lide. ms OualpoQs unertrGalide am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

Sn Scr Gin umfeit Gin
Serr oebt tGglid) in einem einlomcn
Yorfc ipn5iren, pobei cr ihon mic
bcrbolt elmer Came bcgcgnct lit. Gr
frogt Tie besbolb zines cages: vNrn,
6rdllleir. sic lieben mobl aild) Die
Giniomfeit? 2" - SrGrlein: ga, iiber
aaes!" &err: rslf, oos lit ia
pr1htig, ga fonren mir ms ia &C.
eenieitia @eieQihait leiitcn?" =
Sr1ilein: uMit &ergniigen!"
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$4,000. 3n p%crfanfcu: $4,000.

Sene ueIen, ntopernen 5ipciribd,gc Sdufer
nu Der HoroaSnresGtraBc, 8ipii6cn 5airrluunt.
NOennc unb s~SubcttcsS trabe, init alien mobers
ncn Ginribtungen; ccmentirie 8eller, 8ot nro
1rptipirs. gnlaiairie Yaocfpainen iino 6iitens
efusaiiite, Wiarnlorireppcn UNI .@eiinte. funis
tdre 9rainoee, Strabcn nit pitrifi8irten 3iegcIs
fieinen eeptlaftert. gle n%riifieIl seiebeu fperoer.
um fte f6dsel 81 ionnen.
Mnn ne6me ,5airnount : geenue . Bnasons.
Gcbr Icidie Reoinauneen. BUR SnfpeftioH tda.
lid nno GpnntagS pifen. Agenten am Blaee.
Srunomieibe $4,000 - febsuIbofeibig 9oaars
pro Sabr.
Gratis Bnnuilternehnier.
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9crcinigtc SdnGrr hon Baltimore.

SauptQuorticr: n8crmania . I6n.
nerhor SoIle;" ErGiibent Senrp
SbomaS; correiponOirenoer uno pro.
tofouirenoer SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbe6cr, Hr. 315, Ioro.Goen-
Strabc; Sinon5icfrctdr O.. SimmcE.
beber, Tr. 315, Norb-Goen.S troBe;
SdotmeiIter $. WfidIif, Gar. 713,
@orner.S troBe; 0irigent 81. Sem.
berger. @criommIung icben 5mciten
Sreita0 i'm Wonat.
r@ermania.Q lortett- Club"
SauptQuarticr: @n0ncr's Saue,
%itunoe: 9ienitugs. Giriaent 5.
8aroluS.
n n@ermonia-W dnnerd)or."
Sauptquarticr: @crntania : WGii.
nerdor.Soue, Nr. 410 bis 412, @eit.
Sombaro-S trobc. Sinqitunbe: 9on.
nerItagS - 9iri9ent: Ebeooor Sem.
berger.
mnSrobiinn."
SauptQuartier: Srobliln Sale,
Nr. 2O00, SreOerid Ipenilc. Sing.
Gr. 116, Noro.YocasS trnBc, Gina.
Itunbe: Wittpofs - 9irieent: Sobn
q. &lein.
rIrbeiter- NGnner6or."
Sauptoltartier: 4noreaS' Saue.
Nr. 314, Saloperitra6e. S%ingitunoc:
Wittippds - 9iri9ent: 9apio 1e.
lamct.
vGhalio.M Gnnerdor."
SouptQuortier: 8oigt's Sale, Nr.
1872, Sariorb.gucnue. S%ingitunoc:
Sienltags - Sirigent S. s. Sranf..
r2ocult,Yo int-M dnncrdor."
SallptQuarticr: 3pidcr's Sale,
Gde Cuba. mo an0reitrabe. Sing.
ltnnbe: Mittnoh abenoS s llbr -
2irisent: Subert 8riippeI.
ngrbeitcr-
SouptQuortier: 8oI5' Soqe, Ir.
4CS, &cit : 2cyingtorlltroBc. Sine.
ltn1oe: GienitagS-9iriacnt Subert
Stripped.
n9aperiiGJcr Wdnnerdor."
SauptQuorticr: Ndcrlnonn's SolIe,
Ode pm Caroline. lnlo @ougbitrobe.
Sin0Itun0c: SonncrItag Ibe,oS -
9irigcnt: gllguit Shneioer.
.WoSort.I
Souptqllorticr: Gobart 8onmer's
SnQc, Ir. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StroBc; Singitunoc icoen Corner
itag Ibcno = 0irigent q. %. gobl.
mann.
uGi1cnfron5."
SaltptQiarticr: guguit @ocbel's
(pormaIS 3orn'S) Sole, Gdc Der 8.
rno 8ongbItroBc, Sigblanotonn,
Sin0itunoc: Mittpobs - 2irigent
Geo. @. Eoblmonn.
rIeIooie."
SonptQllorticr: s. Ties' SaGc.
ode 2omltroBe mo 0elair.M arft.
Glrigcnt i. &orolllS.
rSormonic."
Sauptqllurtier: Nr. Ala, Weit.
5apette StroBe. Sinaitunoe: Glen
tags - 3irigent: Sobn u. 8lein.
nNctger-@ ciongpere!li."
Souptqllorticr: Soffmonn's Soue,
Com. llno SorrcItitrobe. SinaItunoe:
9ienito9 - 9irigent: @uhert Strip
pei.
.Nrion."
Singltun6c Wittucm in Der .Stog-
0oIlc," Nr. 81, Sdnoucrltrobe. Giri=
gent 9. Wtelomet.
,9uocnio.W Gmerdor."
Souptql,nrticr: Trott- llnb 5. Str,
SiQbIanotown. SingItunoc: Glen.
flags - Girigent Geo. 70. Yobls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
gu pcrfanicn uocr ST ucrmictbcn.
3m pcrfauicm ppcr au ucrmichcn:

3u ucrfauicn pocr III ucrmicihcn:
Ncuc3 mpocrneo SSubnbuu3 in gtoroOitsHuI'
timorc, Is Simmer mo gao. GctirdlbcigllN.
Gcmcni SELLER II. I. ~. @rilOiine $50; HrctS
$3.50, oocr $l3 pro liornt. Scrner iino ciniNc
nttecrc prci9pcrtbe lSpbnbdufcr in mo nabc
Baltimore 81 ocriduicn bel iocrmann Wuocu.
hoop, 401 W~aitbcrs9ipg, III Npro'ShnrlrS.
StrnBc. (Septt ,12IRtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
SECOND CALL.

300 II. &. g. r. n. ueu ler (Gtts)... 70
100 uniteo f%aiIrGbS come .....,.. 1913
1000 unItcO NuilpnDs Ter. ........... sGA
10000 lluitco RuiIuuDs er....."..... 861a
1000 NnproilIc FRACTION 5er...,.....i04
100 unitco AtuiluuDs cont ........... iOA
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gentihcs Nrhriis. Nndiuriinnas. ebrrau.
StcQcnscinhc
Stcucgciudl:

Stcllcgcludl:
Gln Mdohcn iubt Stelul2 iilr augcmetne
SnuoHrbcit. Aud5nlrugen in Hr. 1913, 6p.c',
nubr 8ilmurs StrnRe. (22S-3dD
Stcncgciudi:
Sin benii6er Mann iIdt Stellula ais
9Sudicr uocr irlcnh CtluuS nnoCrcS. ltudlSlls
lrnpcn hCi Il. ~, Rr. 1872, Ncits Erntt. StraRc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Icrcins &alcn0cr.

YGder-@ eiongperein bon Baltimore.
9irigcnt Erof. 3. &oroills.
Souptqitortier Sobu &ol5' Salle,
Rr. 40S, @cit.2crin0ton-S traBe. Sc.
Den Somitag g6eno, nit ausnabme
oes brittcn SamItags I'M Wfonot.
Singitunoe. (Ipril7-10
nGeutih lln9ariiber Steoerfran5."
Soltptqllartier: Sttcrbein's Sadt
Griiber neintraht. Salc"). SocnIt-
Eoint. Singltunoe: 9onncrItag
gbenOs. 9iri9ent Sran5 Sod.
Ius Der 9 Of e. - Sebrcr
(ruclder Die &inocr ol,i Sen bcrons
nabenoen CONNER ollfmerfiom mo.
den lpilD: limb menll cs iett ba
DrauBen bliibt nnb reiit, luelde id0ne
3eit fonnlt ba in bus 2anb?"- Gin
S6iiler: Sic 5erien5eit!"
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Rprf1u,e auF Ser hieiigen etipffsMn
boriP.
FIRST CALL.

800 Ndo S'dic Gas IA
1000 arorbiIle FRACTION ser. .........i0
1000 ltniieO NGiIuGb5 icr. ........... STA
2OO1 limited EatIuabs Ter. ......... s7A
5000 lluitCo jtuillpuOs ier. ........... 81
400 llniteo 3aiIpobS 5unoirung ser. 81
COCO lluiteo RuiImuOS inc. .......... 1914
1000 Conf. @omcr 4hser, ............. 10
80 cen6oaro 60. 2. pfO. .......... 1874
100 llniteo 5taihpaDs cont. ......... 1OX
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9tabttrt 1926.
GonioliDatcD 3oan 60.
1 Wpro. Wag.S trnBc.

Gin eroBcS Iiprtimcut ncrfuIIcner Sianiars
ten, llbrel ulo Smlpelcn in cinem 4Srioats8crs
fnuf, nod linicr balbem 8pitcnprcis. gStr aeben
nab ipie Dor liberale Sarleben unl nle gSctib'
geeeniidnoe. GeiieIlsSingang 5unl YrloutsNi.
rom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

%n 2 60urcn mic 3,u3ho'
Ocl lurOcn Oic 2uuIlcutc aus 0ct be
nohbortcn Siioitootcn icBt bier al,
lmn i6rc SCRIPT GinfGnfc 6t modcn.
Ncutc WorNrn mer0cn NIT ocnt Gam"
pirr ,Gbntum" BON Soponnnb 60
cruortct. Sic critic llntcr6oltln1 fitr
bic Srcnl0Ul untcr sen NulpiSlcn nc9
.WcrcinS scr @cid)GitSrciicn0cn mo
&nuIluttc" lit nGditcu Gonncrlto9
Nbcno i'm ,Niucr TiCp. Eorf." Nn
y. NuQlIt iinbct iiir bic Ircnocn
&ouilcltc cine Grfuriion nod Nnuus
polls itott, om 3. Scptcnlbcr 1iC6t Is
micocr cine ll%ntcrboItlmG int .Stipcrs
@icu. 1orf," ont 10, ScptcmIbcr Der.
anltoltct Der .Ncrcin Scr @cldGItS-
r~ciirnoun uno Guuilclitc" cine Guma
picrfabrt sic 9oi binlntcr, ulb am
81. September mcr0cn oic bier Damn
anuCicnbcn frcntocn 9onIlclltc OIL
StoNlpCrfc SIT Sporrolu'S Eoint be
iidlti0rl. llcbrr 30 anuflclltc babcl
lid ihun i'm Niircnu bcS oTcreinS oci
&uuilrutc un0 Sobrifnntcn" rc0iItri.
rem luilclt. ltu Nniprll6 ollf Hcilcro.
bott cr6cbCn ST f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

&aiIc snr Mciic in's MnslanS &c.
iurat 6. Maime, Ir. 413, Cit.Salti-
morcitrafc, naBc Gnitom 9unic Nuc.
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$3.50 - Sir zines icncr pratipoucn Sdr.
fer nabe Eaticrfott,Fori, 9r. 20, 90, 90 etc,
sorh. Sarcs Strabc. 9encntirie Gruttoirc, arl'
Ier NH 9oi; emninirtc puoelpanne urb 0iis
hennlisglB etc. $50 Snur nno $i.05 pro g8rs
dc fnuicn zines iencr mobcrner Sdnier. gc.
Iltiiat lie uHb ilbcrier9t gud. Sebr lci6ie
Reoirauhacn. Goparo 3. etorf. an Crit uno
ete1c. tSuuil7. 1S.1&S)
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gu Dcrfanfcn.
$3.50 fauicit

$3.50 fauicu
Elm mnbcrlc3 Suio nit 3 3immerit, in clucll
3uiidnhc ericr Nlufic; in fh6ncr Yugc. Miun
nerlGlltt pcroell. ytudinlrnHel bel Y. @ultrn-
Bcint, 9r. i23, Huro'S rcmuutIstucnnc
t99t-21
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3u pcrfnnicn:
Sin 9utco 3fcro. Auh6ufruGcn bel Srilcr
Nrps., ar. 3S, 0ariuros Gpao. (227-S)
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Sine antacbcnbc Nddcrci, 6 6diier NicbI bic
g3pdc pcrbrnubt, III lpcgcl Arallibeii fcbr bill
lta III pcrfnuicr. lta6EulruDcIl In Der Grpcois
tiun oicice Sluttrs. (22G-3D
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Gallagher, Scr gammciitcr.

0anicr I'm 600 NlJd WurOi WIoDcri str.
Gbeu pollenhet cine Retbe inooetlicr, 6lpets
ittdiacr Sduicr, q 3immcr lito Vao. 9nS
Glniet. Nni6lub an i%nniidret Gardl. 3Ircts
$3.50. @ieoriaer @runb5ino. Sbi9e @dttcr
bdbert bobe unn 1eiunoe HaGc. lindSnlrdgeIt I'M
giirenn, Gr. 1851, St.Diurtitent StrnRe.
ua3V-N1
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3u uerfnuicm:
Nr. t0t. Nrrba ourcs Git. 9dc bon Snirs
mount Ipc. Seine 9ngc iiir cincn @ruCcrbs,
Frppiiiun5s. ShnittIpndrcns pocr Gunoiiors
qaocr. Qeihtc 8coinouuNcn. giubSuirn0cn an
Or unb etcnc, Dan nebne 6uirnlolllts Nnc.s
ySdpgoH. (223-SJ
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SIT Ucriaufcu:
Sine quite @rph mo Safes Ndderci. RAD
%6ulrnNel III Nr. 935, Nraplc. Apcnne.
(225-S)
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cate fir's ansfans befsrst @. Natae, RI.
l13. CH.Uslttmsre' etrs aatt GuRsm Nsxie ~.
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Ginc antgebcnoc Nirtbifaft
i'm Wlttclpnnit OCT Sluot III llmitlnbe bulbcr
infort III berldufcn. Serncr eini9c iucribpuIlc
Naupldbc an c.sGnrlific. ,%9tdbcres bel Scr,
mann @docnpuup, iO1 @nitber Siea. III Wors-
GBurlcesS trafc. (Scpt1l0
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Nrirnths yiccnicn.

&o6n q. @coper, 81, pr, 300,
&inccutItrubc, nnO Mop Grormpcu,
is.
,>ocl Gopher, 33. Mr.. S22, Dit
6oUcttcItraBt mo 2cno SolBnloh,
2G.
Gorl NJ. 2iuobcimcr, %, Sort
Mid)mono, u. D., uno &atborlllo =.
8. Smithion, n, @r1ocrion, ny.
2(bro0om NoiimnrL 2S, Mfont9o'
mcru, Ala. mo Scab Molt Var
ibOu2fp -.
Gomor0 @robmoL %, Ncp Dort,
mo Charlotte Cline, %, @opon@.
MO.; Npplitont Bernard Cline, go.
uall3, Mo.
Evening journal., 1908-04-08

Bonthron. catcher; Wolfe. Tophan, Nc
creight pitchers; zearfoss or Townsend.
first base; zoilera or Preston. second base:
johnson or Watson short stop: Malice,
Briclxley or Warren. third base: Brown.
left aeld Smith. center field; Hoover,
right field.
FELTON, defeated Harrisburg Tri-state
yesterday. 4 to 3. IN hard fought game.
Its lineup on Saturday will be: White,
second base Books. third base; Boyd.
catcher; Beck. first base. Aagary short
stop; Hench pitcher; Krouse. center
field; Finnen, right field; Ne'aum. left
field.
IL is expected that should the weather
be favorable that there viii be a record
breaking crowd in attendance as every
one Is anxious TO see what the new clnb
Is made Of. ropham. Smith. McCreight
and Willis are big men and have the ap-
pearance Of bah players who know what
they are on the diamond for. The game
win be called at $3.50 o'clock.
Captain Dave" Zoarfoss spent Monday
In Philadelphia where he ascertained the
dimensions Of the Phillies' grounds and
the local grounds will be laid out along
the same lines. The diamond viii be OF
grass with a sixtoen-foot skinned clrcl,
around the pitchers box and a twenty
foot skinned circle about the plate Tn,
j base lines from first to third will bl
skinned four feet wide.
Evening journal., 1908-04-08
SIRES AND SONS.

William Dawson, aged eighty-two, Of
Vineland, N. j., said he got married to
set the young men a good example.
SenOr Merry Del Val, a brother OF
Cardinal Rafael Merry Del Val, pom
tifcsl secretary Of state, has been apt
pointed Spanish minister at Tangier
Luther B. Little, secretary and treas
urer OF the Republican state commit4
tee Of New York, is so eloquent 4
speaker that he has gained for himselt|
the title Of Daniel Webster No. 3"
Representative Joseph Warren Kei-'
fer Of Ohio and Uncle Joe Cannon are
the "old boys" Of the house, and they
are alike in that their age does not
show itself excepting in their looks.
Both are as spry as youngsters.
1t is a curious coincidence that Can
ada's greatest railroad man, Sir WI
liam Van Horne, is a native Of tho
United States and that the greatest
railroad builder Of the United Statesl
James ]. Hill, is a native Of the Do
minion.
Commander Peary is likely soon to
be a very rich man, as he has quietly
purchased sixteen desirable islands in
Casco bay, Maine, where he may build
a big summer hotel and where he will
raise Eskimo dogs on a large scale. 1t
is not likely he win begin the develop
ment Of the property until after his
next polar trip.
Lieutenant General Miles, who ha 3
made his home in Boston since 1e0St
has gone to Washington, where IN the
future he VIII reside. The reason for
the change is said to be that the gen
eral is writing a book Of a character
that makes it desirable for him to be
where he can have easy access to the
war department and other government
records.
Evening journal., 1908-04-08
Record Of the White car.

Every motorist was interested in the
results Of the Quaker City endurance run
from Philadelphia to Allentown, and re-
turn, a distance Of $50 miles over frozen
roads and deep ruts. It was won by the
White" in fact won twice. as in the
first contest. the Technical COMMITTEES
awarded the white" the one perfect
score. After the run it was found that a
car Of another make had loose traps-
mission and they protested this saying
that all cars Of that make were made
this way. Another car had broken shock
absorber, (which was an accessory" but
which prevented broken spring on this
car. Both protests were sustained by the
Contest Committee. who ordered ''rlin-
Off" between the other cars and tha
White" The supplementary run was
emphatically won by the white"
With one entry the white decisively de.
feated twenty-seven gasoline cars.
Evening journal., 1908-04-08
Things theatrical

George Ade is writing a comic opera
to be called THE Fair Coed"
Richard Garlic has engaged Jeanette
Lowrie for one Of the leading roles In
sAfary's Lamb"
Charles Dalton has been engaged to
support Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Mrs.
Beerbohm Tree is being featured IN
her company.
Virginia Harmed win play a stock
company engagement this summer in
St Louis and win try new play
with the idea Of using It for her start
ring tour next season.
Albert Drumming. who appears az
Mortensgard, the radical editor, y
Mrs. Fiske's production Of 'Rosmer
sholm," is a German and played hi'
first role in English with Edwin Booth
when that actor made his frst BerltA
appearance.