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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11
First publication May 2 last July Is
1905.
Notice OF Mortgage Sale

Whereas the Finnish Socialist Society
a corporation organized under the laws
o. The State Of Michigan, made and
rA'vuted certain mortgage bearing
datr the eleventh day of October A.
y. 1906, to Thomas J. Bosanko and
Andrew L. Robbins. co-partners doing
business under the firm name of Crystal
rails Lumber Company. which has re-
corded IN the Office Of the register OF
deeds OF the county of Iron, In the
state OF Michigan. on the twenty fifth
day of October, A. d. 1906. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, in liber seven
OF mortgages on pages $50, $50 and 58l
and whereas the amount claimed 70 Be
due upon said. mortgage. at the date Of
this notice. is the sum of six hundred
nintey-four dollars tand :. twenty.six
cents, and no suit or proceeding has
oeen instituted at law to recover the
debt now remaining secured thereby.
or any part thereof; and whereas de
tanlt has.been made in the payment of
the money secured by said mortgage
whereby the power of sale contained
therein has become operative now
therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF said power of sale and IN
pursuance thereof and of the statute in
such case made and provided. the SAID
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale OF
the mortgaged premises at public ven.
que 70 the highest bidder at the front
door Of the courthouse in the city Of Cry.
stal Falls, in said county, that being the
place OF holding che circuit court with
IN said county on the twenty ninth
day OF July. A. d 1908. at ten o clock
IN the forenoon; the description Of
winch said mortgaged premises con
tanned in said mortgage is as follows
All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate and being in the City of CRYSTAL
Falls. in the county Of Iron and state
or Michigan, and described as follows,
'oWlt Lot numbered three hundred
forty.seven t347l, according TO the plat
Of the Second Addition 20 the village Of
Crystal Falls, recorded in the Office Of
the register Of deeds of said county OF
iron, excepting, however the ores and
minerals, and the rights appertaining
to said ores and minerals, reserved in
any prior recorded conveyance or con.
veyances Of said land. together with
he tenements, Entertainments and an.
purtenenancesI Observation-Disclosures
in anywise appertaining OF thereupon
situated.
= Dated.May first, 1905.
Thomas J. Bosanko and Andrew T.
Robbins, co-partners as CrsytaI Falls
Lumber Company. Mortgages.
Fred II. Abbott.
Attorney for Mortgagees.
Business address:
Crystal Falls. Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11
Mathematlos al orford.

There is an interesting story which
shows the disposition OF Oxford TO
ward mathematics A venerable dor
who bad bought half dozen books n,
3s- ca. each requested the bookseller
to give him a piece OF paper for the
purpose OF arriving at the amount. He
then wrote down S. Cd six times. one
under tho other. and was slowly add
ing them up when tho sbopman ven.
tured TO point out the shorter method
OF Multiplying ono 2s. Cd. by O. Dear
mer' exclaimed the don. Really, that
is most Ingenious. most Ingenious. -
London Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

Delay. In commencing treatment for a
ght irregularity that could have been
cd quickly by FoIeys Kidney Rem
y may result in serious kidney dis
9, Foley's Kidney Remedy builds
the worn out tissues and strengthens
50 organs Commence taking IL to
!. Sam bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

Night after night the exceedingly
quiet and backward youth had called
on neighboring farmers daughter,
sitting perfectly mute beside her while
she did all the entertaining. This
night. however, the youth. wishing for
a glass OF water. suddenly surprised
her by hurting out. Say. Sal. will
YOU
"Do0't exert yourself. Reuben" she
interrupted. 81 understand. Yes. Have
you brought the ringr' - Bohemian
Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

How many persons can unhesitating
ly name the source OF the familiar
quotatinsf Many man goes through
life without reading single play OF
Shakespeare. but probably no English
speaking man goes through life with.
ont quoting him. IL he sneers AZ "a
woman's reason" he quotes Shake
speare: n no refers 10 "A trick worth
two OF that" he quotes Shakespeare
again.
Coldsmifii's ''she Stops 20 Conquer
n not popular work, but one line OF
TASK me no questions, and viii
tell you no lles"--is known and used by
everybody
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11
OLEYSHONEYAr6rAR
= chifdrsns safe sure. No opiafss

X, Ward, OF Dyersburg,7. Tenn,
ties This is TO certify that | have
sed Foley's Orino Laxative for chronic
pnstipation. aud it has proven without
doubt to be thorough practical rem
hy for this trouble. and ii is with
Ieasure | otter my conscientious refer
Dee. 4 Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

"Hotel" Is French word, but n
thoroughly British institution. IL It's
great hotels were suppressed London
would no longer be London-that is 10
say, the London OF society, the theater.
literature, politics. art and fashion.
The hotel rs one OF the essential factors
OF London life-Milan Corriere Della
Sierra
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

The climate here Is salubrious. lsn'y
it?'. remarked the tourist
Say. friend" replied the native.
lest write that there word down fur
me. Will yer? | git tired o. swearln'
az this climate I'm the same old way.
That's new one. "-Philadelphia Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

First Burglar-Hark hear some
one talking Second Burglar what's
he saying First Burglnr-That he
never viii bet on another horse ~
loag as DC lises Second Burglar
Let's get ont Of this No money here.
He's lost every cont--London Tyt.Bits,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

Mrs. Giles (anxiously asking after
rector's health)-Well sir. be glad
you says you be wen. but there-you
be one OF these bod doers." as | calls
EN- (gie 'em the best o. vlttels. and Il
don't do 'em no goodl-there be pigs
like thati- London Punch
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

How would you define crying
needY" asked the teacher OF the
4etorac class.
"A handkerchief" replied the solemn
young man with the wicked eye.-Chi-
cage Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

international arbitration IL takes
star or something OF that sort TO rise
above the horizon. but very ordinary
woman may feel above lt.-Life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

its like summer breeze cools. re
freHhes and builds your wasting ener-
K1ps HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
&)<he most effective Skinner tonic. IS
cents. Tea or Tablets W. +. Chrlsten-
son. Anssa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

"Ah. ha- exclaimed the great en-
plorer joyfuIiy. at last [ have found
the missing linkr'
And crawilng fro<n upder bis b>d-
- psoccsdcA - pvt q. sr~~h ga -.
MIR IN his clean cnd.--s>sw y<6 Jeur.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

MFR. stubb Gin astonlshmcnb- Gra-
cious. Maria That tramp has been
singing In the back yard for the last
hour. Mrs. stubb-Yes. John. II Is all
my fault MrAstuhb-Your faultf Mira
etubb--Indeed h II. thought wan
giving him a dish OF bcfed ostIneak
and instped q That butied UP the
bird rod by mistahs. Chicago Nws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION
|All nations are endeayoring TO check
E ravages CT consumption, the white
kgue, that claims s., many victims
|ch year. Foley's Honey and Tar
|res<Epughs and colds perfectly and
IA In no danger of consumption.
} nofyfiak your health by taking some
known preparation when Foley
bney aud Tar is safe and certain in
|utls. Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

IA proof OF the importance Of a real
Rs Of weight Is that IN convict pris.
+ such loss is accepted az conclusive
|idence that a man Is Ill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

II soothes. refreshes. strengthens and
pnrifes the stomach. bowels and kid
nesa A tonic that prevents summer
toubies Such Is HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain TIE a. s5-cents. Tea or Ia.
- Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

The function of the kidneys is to
strain out the impurities of the blood
which is constantly passing through
hem. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
The kidneys healthy. :. They will strain
ont all waste NATTER. from the blood
Take :. Foley's. Kidney Remedy and it
will make you well. Sam Bridges !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

Ths fyst spP-sRnce Of yssriow fsrsr
- s>id 70 have b><s AMONG the 80
H. u OcHnmkus n 30
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

v3efs~ n kS5cwic<lpa. s>~nd in1g'
spHf sst sso1 ospspst yssrwnnB 81 -
- q hss~s - hsscss -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-07-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

Gcn : uumcn b'raui. - %ohu
Hrcppcl Don 9tr. 2l30, Cantor. NUc. ,
Der ant Montog Nbcn0 lucgcn oltN2bs
lid)cn Nlltd)cnS in Die S0noe ser 80
li5ci 0Ca oitlld)en Iiitrifta iicl, iultr0c
Qcltcrn 0urd Noli5eiridtcr Worlono
nit $50 un0 Soften bcltruit II. mlBtt
I'M Sto0t @%ct0ngniB Guurticr ncb-
nlclL 00 Cr nidt bc5oblcn fpnrltc.
&rcppcl mar bel 0cnl fiir5lidcn Ser
b6r Wurlun0'9 Dor @ollucrncur
Grotbcra ul9 Noupt5eltge 0cNcn Oar
lol0 mllQctrctcn u10 bottc mla9cio9t,
oob Der Nidtcr i'm ip0brcnO elmer
&crbon0llulg int oitlid)en StotipuS.
boltlc cincn SiigncrN cnunlt babe.
Ger oGlliott> Eleoiurc
GIub" BON Canton pcronitoltetc unl
licnituN cinen NllafluN nad) Dem
Hoicbonf Sborc. Gic Nuailii0lcr, 5ll
Ocncl onidcincnb l6nrmtli6c iul0cll
Sclttc BON Canton 50hltcn, pcrlcbtcll
bcrrlihc StunOelt. gls tic am Nbcn0
GcNcn 9 llbr 5IlriidfcGrtcn, botten pic
lc 9cpohncr BON Canton lire Sdllicr
nit turblgCn Snnlpion@ iauminirt,
un0 ullrDcn sic Scinlfcbrcnoen iiber.
al nit iubclnocu 3urllien bcgriibt.
Gic Nu2rlil0lcr 6ntten neben jluei
grobcn Gmni6ulicn 5oblrcidc tleincrc
8ef0brtc, nit ocnen iic cine biibid)c
Euro0e 0urdJ Die Stroben orran0ir,
ten. &oron illhr Elm 5ronlmlcrs un0
Nfciier'GorpS uno IN ser Mitte cine
MuiiffopeQc, un6 ic0e& c%injcinc @e.
f1hrt mar ocforirt mo nit bcngulis
lhcl Sidltern 6eleud)tct. 9ic Foruoc
fonO iGrCn Nbidtub am Glub6ous al
elliott, unb @ouloin.S troBe.
Ger critic HcucSoferOom
y ten lolrgte geItcrn bier an, mo
5mor I'M Nuitro8c pom :. u. Murgcr
& So. Is mar cine Woggonlaouug,
Die Don $, :. Gionor & So. scfouil
mllrOc. Ter SAFER, Der in Inoiana
gepadicn lit iebr gut.
BUR Bead q. - @cbGn0c-
Snipcftor Breton 5ciat an onocrcr
Stellc oeS ~0cntidlen Correspondent.
ten" Applitantcn iiIr flcine Eripilc.
glen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
,Gorreipoaoent" Office.

Ncuer Com III onocur Der
.&eilSormce". Malor Sobt
NJ. @crrimon mo Satin, Die lett Is
Sobrcn iiir Die n0cilSormec" mirfer
un0 Dor 6 Sobren pom Commando
oeS EbilnOelpbin., @%ulbingtorr nno
Baltimore 7iitriftcS ais Gommolt.
0cltrc Ger @oliitooten oitlif pom
Wiiiiiiiippi, cinihlicBlih BON @corgiu
mo Sii0.Gorolino, nit BENT Sollpt.
quarter III Ntluntd. erlonnt mor0ell
porclL tonlclt am GicnItng luieoer
ltud) Baltimore, nm ais Nadfolger
bon Wtoior &. Wf. @nrtcr 0nS Com.
n1n10o ocS Baltimore. GiitriftcS SIT
ilbcrnchmcn. Major 9ortcr lit oils
Gommanocur 0ca 0iitriftes periebt
morocn, Der &irqinicn, Moro, mo
Siio-Gorolinn mo ocu Siltrift SO.
lllntbiu cinidlicBt, NIT oent >iSnllpt-
Qltortlcr in Woibin9ton, Z. :. Son
oiclc1 Gomnlonoo . Gerdnoerungen
ipcrncn ollc boheren Ofii5lere Der
oNcilSarmee," etluo POO, betroifen,
oo 0ieicIben, mic in ser MetbooiIten.
Stride Die FrroiBer, IN rcgelnl1Bigen
3citnbldnitten periett lueroen iollcn.
Woior @errimon mo 8ottin iper.
ocn I'M Scrblt cine oggrellipc Gnn1-
payne beginner, EN- tSariptQllartler
I'M WiittcIpunftc Scr Sta0t erridtcn,
luclhes in icinen oberen Stodluerfen
ais Elm Scint iiir Mittclloic eingerid)4
tct lucrocu Iou. 2m 6reitog mer0en
iid Wfoior 0errimon uno Srou noh
@orrcr, go, beGeberl, no am Sonn.
tag cin nCuea 0eim Ger ,SeilSarmee"
eingclueibt mcroen ioll.
No0eltotiItif t. - Sic ItGoti.
ldJcn SrcibGoer uurocn int lebten Wo.
nat BON 1884 T%erionen, oic b0d)Ite
3obl lett Dem 9e9inn oieier g1oer.
bc'nd)t. Sm Suli 1907 boOeten MIR
$4,000 Yerloncn I'M 8orjelt. BAD
Nr, I, 1916 W1nner mo anobeu,
1928 6rallcn uno WtGohen, 5uiam.
men 21.301 Ecrionen; 9oo Hr. >,
1881 W1nncr mno &nnbelt, 1903
6roltcn unO NGodcrL 5~uionmeu t2s
G6l Eerioneu; 9uo Nr. 3, 2679 Nan.
ner mo GnuberL 9il 6raucn iinO
WfG0d)clL 5lliantmrcn 1920 Eerlonen;
Enttcrion Bart 9rouieboo, 2619
WtGnncr u10 Snoben, sos Srolien II.
Wt00hcrL 5uiummcn 1927; Eotterlon
Forf Sdtpimubu0, 31,t59; @inanS
Bead, 2Lt9l; Canton, 1928;
@wpnnS Sails, 1894; 2ocuit.Yoint.
Gl22 Fcriotcn. Sln Sum- 5dblten Die
9noenOcn 10i0l9 Eerionen. Die 9e.
o%iiriniBonitolt am Mortet.E loce pur.
DC im Sui BON 32.712, inn Sum- BON
22,935 Eerionen beiilft. Nh oen
Sriltbrrnnen an Monument. Sauore
mo Worfet.Floce murben t1glitl TO-.
coo bis 1900 Eieroe getrdnft.
Cine 2incoln. W emortal.
2ono it a s c. - Propaganda miro
aentad)t iiir ben Tlan, cine 2tncoln.
Observation-Disclosures bon 8aibing.
ton noh gettysburg on5ule9elr, itnb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Geo. u. Eeorre
bon Cumberland bot periprohen, int
GongreB fir sic Annobme elmer bless
=
bcSiiglifcn 9ia III pirfen. Die 2ono-
itroBc ioQ Ole iolgenoen Srtifaiten
berilbren: @oibington. I'M Iiitrift
Columbia, Hpdpile, @a~itbersbura,
@ermuntolpn unb Glorfsbura IN
Gouutn lLbano, Mrohn
mo 6rcperid in Sreoerid.9 ountp,
Greogerstomn, Sburmont, Gmmitts.
burg. 8ettpsburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

Eicnic in @rieb'e Bart
Gle oeltldje llltberiide Nd5oretbs@c
melnoc Don Sigblnn0tomn p%eronitul.
tctt geltarn in 8rIeb'a Earf an Der
0cldir-GoaO Elm Eicnic, ous id)on
Sormittags ieinen Aniang nubm.
Sir Die 40 Sonntogs'dlllti1ocr mel
die lid eiufunoen, purbcn biibld)c
Spicle nrrongirt, aud CAB cs fllr DIE
Grluadienm llnterbultlmgcn oller
art. IaS Arrangements 3 Gonlite
beitanO aus Ben $50. 2oiis 6. 8rcn.
ser, Rob. 8linoemonrL Gbriit. Bob
rcr, Mug. Sd)rnntm, i. Filugra0.
Aug. @eber uno ). arieger. Eoitor
6. Sosfe lit ser Sccliorger ser Sc
meinoe.
Weiberpri ii Gler beitra /,
:. Eoli5eirid)tcr @arIano pom Dit
llden GiItritt Ionote geitcrn Den %
Sabre alten 9(ntonio Shicospid) Don
Nr. 22S,- Siio. Nplieitrobe megen
tbotliden Angrifis oii ieine 6rail
oitf 80 Gage mad Dem @cfdngniB.
GdS Terbor ergob, ooB Sbicosuidl
leine 6rdi geldllnacn bate, neil lie
feinc Mabl5cit fir i'm IN 9ereitihaii
bate, als CT nad] Saule fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Iin aplocncu GranSc.

Ger n9oncnitcr N}0nncrmor" bcAcbt
bcllte icin Qol0enea &tbiIGum. -
3cidluctc iid1 bcim S0ngcricit III
Baltimore 1855 ans. 49, Singer
aus EbiIo0clpbio mtO olh aus
Baltimore ciuNcloocn.
Ger .Soncoitcr MtdlmCrhor" pom
2%oltcoitcr, Eo, bcgcbt bclltc icin gol.
Ocnca &ubiIdm. o6iiui5iN Sabre
limo p~criloiicn", idrcibt cin cntbulios
ltiidcr SmQcabruocr BON Suncaitcr,
lett cin N0lriIciu ion0cHirobcr ocltt-
id]cr MGnncr Ocn &crciu NeNriinbct
bat utb in oicicnl balbcn &nbrbut.
0crt bot Scr &ercin lar piclc id6nc,
fr0hIidc, al Gbrcn rcid)c Gage Der
lcbt, ohcr olrh idon tribe S%tlnbcn
ltno bcrbc Gntt0lit1m0cn crlittcn.
Somcnldcin lnO 9ic9ct lporcll ulld)
Dem ySuncultcr MtGuncrdor" bCid)ic
ocL luic alien onOcrcn &crcinclL no
inntcr lpld)c criltircn mo0crL lei Is IN
sen WroBltGOtcn o0cr in fIciucrcu
StGotcn umb St0othcu. Scr y2uns
cater WGnllcrhor" mar Sabre lunQ
Der Norf0mpirr 0c3 oclltid)cn &icoca
lno 0cS 0rltld)cn Wurncr0clnnNC@ I'M
ntittlcrcn YCnniplponicn, lllo cr lpur
f%cinCaucG2 elmer Der QcrillQltcn INT
ter Den GCrcinCn 0ca StoatC3. Wir
Crimcrn fms al Icinc olt1Nc5cidnctc
2ciitlmg bcim SGnQricit IN @olti-
more 1SSS, dis Der &crcil1, Der Jest
nit ocn Q~olbcncn Strange %NCidnliidt
III, a%llNcnCin bohc NnCrtcnnunN fun0.
Wlr crinlcrn al lcinc mnllit0liidcn
Gorbictunn0cn bcim SGngcriclt IN
NlltC3borrc in 1899 icrncr an ICille
bcruorrnNcn0c Nctbcili0lmN an Sdns
Ncrfclt III HuncaItcr QClc9Cntlih 0c3
TO. StiitunG5icltca 0c9 y@oncoitcr
%icNcrtron5", an icillc SciItunQ bcinl
SGnQcrfcit III NcooinA, ais sic 3ll-
h0rcrihoit sic SGnNcr nit ircnctis
idcm @eifol iibcridijttctc. Ecnc Bel.
ten, bic nit Scr Gimpcibul0 Der Gan.
Golfer WGnncrdpr NoQc in 1883 be.
Qol11clL, murc1 Die Nubnl- mo 8lon5.
ECrio0c oca Ncrcin2. Nic ilbcrul,
toll0 ulld) IN SnucuItcr cine 3criplit-
tcrunN Scr SGnNCr ltntt umO Der
a%%oncoltcr MGnncrhor" lit ihmcr
0oruntcr. Ger 2ll3ioll an SGn0crn
lu0rc ia picllcidlt micOcr olr35uQlcihcn
NNuclcn, abcr Der 3u5lt0 ncucr Gin.
ger, ncltcr Ocutld)cr Gimonocrcr blicb
ans. So tomcn ihpCrc, itiirmiidc
3citCn fir Ncn &crcilt; bic Sturms
mo Gron0 VCriooc. 9(bcr trclt biclt
Die oltc @or0c %6ltl0nrnlcn, mcrrn nltd)
ltorf Qclidtct; ltol} mic INNER ilot
tert llntcr ibrcm Sdltbc Die 6ohnc oca
%ertlll" III Nlltnc, llll0 III 0lClcll 20
gen oca 80. StiftunQSicitcH bt(cbt
ncllc3 Strcbcn mo ncllc Ebotfroit
Ole Ntitalic0cr. &t id)0ncr, miiroi0cr
@ciir luic c@ iid iiir cillCn @ciona
%crcin 0cbiibrt, Scr i%iini}ig Sabre
lang Ona Ncntid)c %ico Qcbcat uno &c
pflcGt bat, miro ou@ AolOcnc Stii
tltnNaicit bcNon0cn lpcrocn ourdb cin
9robca Gonjcrt, Oitrh cine 9lrt Mriif
fclt an Dem nidt MIR Der SllbCl &cr.
eirL Ion0crn iGnmltlid)c Sanger Gam
caters mo lold)e Don Nbilooclpbin,
Mco0inN urO Baltimore ii6 bct6cili.
gen mCr0Cn."
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

piers beicrtirte luno olf Grindcn
oea oclttidcu COMMITS DON Der &oli5ei
oea 6ihid)cn GiItritta pcrhoitct NOR
0Cn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

Bonn @runbeigcntbumS
VI arft t. - 3ie George @iint6cr, it,,
@ruu.6omp. bat Serrn @ouis Site
lcr'a @oitmirtbiAoit, Nr. l07, Dit,
6oDetteltr., qefouit. Gin @rlmo5ina
pom $500 rilbt olri Dem GiGcntbum,
SEER aieicr uerpiliftet lid, fiir cine
Fcrio0e bon 20 %ubrcn in cincm I'm.
treiS bon fiini Strnbcngcuiertcn feline
@oihuirtbid)oit 81 cr0iinen oocr moi
reft III bctrcibcn.
0ic Is amp MeetinQs" 5lt
Gmorp @rope mcr0cn ndditcn Sont.
tag eroiinCt mcr0cn. IS iino ole
grobten YGnmps Wteetin9a" IN Scr
Nud)bdridnit bon baltimore. 8nn5c
Heiben fIeincr &iaem Die 5llItl Sbeil
obcr etpoS printitip limo, itcben BORT
mo limo itou ieit @odcn bciuobnt.
Yaile 5nr Rciic ms MmslanS PC.
iorgt 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Sit-Yalti.
murcitrnkc, nabc Gnitom SpnI c Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

TO III t.
NabOcnl Die Gerbanolungen sui.
iden Oen itabtiifen 9eborocn uto
Sngeliellr Sibnm GanooIpb Dol.
Gbicogo pegcn Der @eloirage 81 ci-
nenl beiriebigenoem Abidlub gefoni-
men lino, miro 9r. HnnOolpb beute
bier eintreiicn uno nit Sngeniellr
3en0oll cgubnfreu5un9s.S iiuatioll
in Siio.9altimore beiprefen, ionic
ole ip getroht fomnten0e @egcnb in
9(ugcnihein nebmen. Sr. Senonll
Ocntt, baB Or. Hanoolph 5mei bis
6rci Gage in baltimore bleiben uno
Oqnn III Gbicago Sic Yldne ulisarbei.
ten miro, meIdc iih pobrid)eitlif
eng al Den 9criht Der Sabnfreu.
5nngs : Golnmiilion anihlicBen mer.
ben.
@cben flein bel.
Gic 9ontraftoren Cane brothers
& Sones, melf)e bns Hclerpoir lit
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-03-27
An Iowa exchange says there is no

An Iowa exchange says there is nc
man engaged in the newspaper bust
ness who is not acquainted with man
whose excuse for discontinuing his
subscription is that he already "has
more papers than he can read" 1t is
only an excuse offered to amelioIate
the presumed laoerated condition of
the editor feelings. 1t has no such
e@eot; Ill tho first place an editor never
worries over the loss of a subscriber
except when he leaves the country
without paying up AREA RACES. But
why not be truthful and say to the
honest newspaper man just what you
feel at heart. Go into his den, ask
him how much you owe, pay the de-
linquenoy, and tell him frankly that
you don't want his disreputable sheet
any longer. Say to him in O sorrow.
full tone of voice that you deeply regret
his inability to publish newspaper
worthy of the name and advise him to
sell his plant to some man with
thimhle of brains aud seek some ooou-
patton wbioh does not require much
wear aud tear of mind. Do this then
you will 60 away with the comforting
assurance that the editor respects you
for your candor and will cherish no
hard feelings because you choose to |
borrow his paper Instead of tuying it.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-03-27

As voicing one among many Of the
transportation needs of sadly neglected
parts Of Oregon we quote the state
ments of Mr.. f. Knowles, a resident
of the Siuslaw region, who writes to
the Eugene Register as follows:
"Last fall a California man con-
tracted for 5000 boxes OF Siuslaw ap-
pies which he declared to be as good
as Hood River apples, but for lack of
transportation they could not be de-
livered and they had to be fed to the
hogs. Another item is the hauling of
cream 20 miles by water and 80 by
wagon to get it to market, and big
creamery lying idle on the river in the
center Of that dairy country, all be
cause of lack of adequate transporta.
tion. Then there is the billions of
feet of the finest tim Der that ever grew
out doors to be found in the Siuslaw
country only waiting for adequate
facilities for getting the timber product
to market to insure building of mills
and development of a great industry
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-03-27

In bis Corvallis speech last June
Senator Fulton made the declaration
that If be did not receive the popular
Endorsement i'll June he would not be
candidate before the legislature. In
view of the activity of his partisaus in
the state against Statement No. /, The
Journal has its Washington correspon-
dent ask Senator Fulton if he still
stands by that declaration, and his an
swer thereto was II am not making
any statements now." This refusal
to reiterate his declaration, together
with the opposition of his Oregon
friends to Statement No. /, raises the
question, if, after all. the Fulton
movement has not its ultimate in an
attempted legislative election instead
of popular choice. The plan of some
of bis friends of accepting can didate
II he be oil right politically has its
wide tendency toward promoting a
oomplexity that will after all throw
the choice into the legislature.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-03-27
ATHENA. ORE. MARCH 27. So. 1908

The charges against members Of the
house preferred by George M. Lilley,
representative from Connecticut,
wherein it is charged that the Electric
Boat Company and its predecessor. the
Holland Boat Company have illegiti-
mately influenced the naval affairs
committee in authorizing the building
of eight submarine boats when but four
were recommended by the naval board.
has created more excitement than
anything that has occurred during this
session Of congress. Mr.. Lilley claims
the companies have for years main
tanned an organized lobby at the capi-
tol for the purpose of illegitimately
influencing legislative appropriations
favorable to the Holland Boat. and in
his statement before the rules COM
mittee names several we'll known per-
sons whom he asserts have been kept
under annual retainers for that pur-
pose. He further claims that the
companies spent large sums of money
to defeat Gel tain mem bers of the naval
affairs committee who were unwilling
to do their bidding. while it also con-
tIibuted large sums to the campaign
funds of certain members to promote
their election II certainly is one of
the strongest arrangements ever pre-
sented in the house and il true. dis
closes condition of rottenness that is
shameful.