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ELKTON, MD, FER. ;. 1880.
ELKTON. MD. FEBRUARY -. 1885
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Sabbath School
NOTES BY X. s. HOLMES.
Lesson VII. February u, 1909.
THE APOSTLES IMPRISONED.

Golden Text" Blessed are they
which are prosecuted for righteousness
sake; for theirs is the Kingdom OF
Heaven" Matt. 5: 10
This is one oi the most interesting
OF the occurrences that mark the begin.
ming OF the struggle between the apos-
ties and the Hebrew authorities.
The activity OF the apostles continu-
ed. and the wrath OF the Sadducecs and
the pricstly party increased.
The apostles chose Solomon'S porch
as their place Tor meeting the people.
There they wrought signs and wonders
IN the name of Christ There multi
tudeS became believers.
This was too much Tor the pricstly
party II was necessary to do some.
thing Ia stop all this. fhe lesson tells
how the High Priest tried. aud what
success he achieved.
THE VERSES.
Nss i7-IS. Wrath and Arrest. The
High Priest was Sadduccc This was
practically at that time a political party
which was dominant in the State. This
party began the war upon the apostles.
II arrested them all, apparently. in Sol
onions porch, and put them in prison.
What the prison was is not stated 1t
could not have been the Roman prison
in the castle at Antomia. II was prob
ably not llcrod's prison. in which
Peter was at later date. II was most
likely an ecclesiastical prison under
control OF the Sauhcdru. The lodg-
ing Of twelve men all at once in the
prison would naturally create a scuSa-
ton
VS.. 1910. Here is more evidence 81
the presence oi some supernatural
power with the apostles. How the an
gel delivered them is not told That
he did deliver them. and told them
what ip do i, plainly told. They were
20 go back tu Su'1mpu's porch and
speak "all the words ni this lie What
those words were Peter had already
made very plain
Vs. 20 - These verses give the
very natural narration The apostle,
obcyed t,y angel
Ih, Council met w the morning 60
have 'hr prisoner. brought before
them That +. us they did with. Peter
and john q lcw days before he Off
GERS went inr the prisoner, They
were gone There Wa, up evidence of
jail breaking The door, were locked.
the keepers we're iu their places, bul
there were up prisoners.
That wa, 80 puzzled Council It was
a iul' meeting So uur could cNplain
what had happened No one could
i"ry>rr the end Something my>tcri-
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TIE Markets

Reported by Henry 5. Suites. Red
wheat. 81. a.: white do. $r4s, corn, -
cts. oats, - Cts.
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Bon hernbiallcnbcm %aaen eridJIa'

Ncm Dorf, 81. Sonuor, - Gin
bites SciI, an Sem cin iiber 100
Eilnh id)lucrcr @nllcn uoi, bi,rdl
Scl,cr bcihGbiNtcm Bcl5lucrf ans
Dem iiiniten Stodlperf hes om I.
3. %, bon cincm @ronbe beingeiild)s
ten GcbGlibcS Or. COO, 9%roabipap,
nlli sic Strobc bcrobnclullcn lperbcll
iolte. l0itc iid) 0citern bon Der INTER
Dem Sod)linlS bcicitiNtcn NoIle nno
Der 0alIcn ficl ol,i bcn Yiirgeriteig.
Gr trai babel 1T potter @,ld)t bcn &c
rooc poriibcr0chcnbcn 63 Sabre olttr
,Socob @ollcr, bon Nr. $50. ct. Ni-
d)oloa 9lpc.. NM idlcllbcrtc i'm 81
Woocn. Nit gcbrodJencnl Sclid
murbe Scr llngIiidlid)c toot alii9e'
Dobclt. Cine oroBe Wenldlenmen1c
mar 3cilNc ocS grouiiacn llniods.
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l,nidmlSigcr beinabc alpnd)t.

Ncm Orleans, u. Sanltor.
- Gonbllftcur Burr SOIL milrbe ipdI
gcItcrn abcnb aiii eincnl 3llDc Der
rScroa mlb Euciiic sobn." mGbrcnO
bcrielbc an @all Spur. nubc Mcm.
NonOs, "a. poriIber illbr, pom cincm
Gcgcr, Der iid) ais Fdiiagicr ar,i bem
3uNc beiono, criboiieu. Gin ouf Dem
3uNc bciiuolibcr 9tcger muroc poll
orn Eoiiaaicrcn crgriiicu mo 0ors
tcreitinl1cn morcn I'M Nnnge, nm i'm
al lDnd)rl. oIlcln Nliidlihcr @ciic
ilclltc ca lid nod red)t5eitiJ bcrmla,
bob cr niht Der SbGtcr mar. Nuigc.
bptc iino ob8cididt morocnL INN ocn
mirflidcn %erbrcd)er, mcld)cr feline
Illtdt BON Dem 3u1e bcipertitclliOt
IL, hnbcn idcilt, ab5uIangcn.
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gales Dnmep Of
FOREGROUND am6 Gar.
!Sclocntob cimcS Gonbmftcnrs.
Yottstown, ga, "a. Snnuo

Gottstomn, Ya., "a. Snnunr.
Sobn Solingcr, 40 Sabre at.
mlroc 0cItcrn Ibeio Dor Dem Neoo'
ing 9obnboi bel oent 8eril,d)c, onS
2cbcll Scr 60 Sabre alien Srult Warp
Wroff 81, rcttcn. pom eiilem 3rlge 9c-
"troiiell mo olii Der Stclle geto0tct.
Srnu 8rofi, @nttin zines befnnrtcl,
&ricgspcternlcrL nor oni Dem Nady
6ouiepcg bcNri'icn. uib wolltc Die
Sobn9clciic iibcrid)rcitcn. ols cit
,}itg baberbrnuitc. 8nlillger, Der
Gonoiiftei,r zines onbercn 3iiges. iah
Die @eiobr. III Der Die Srnu id)mebtc.
ui,o iprong binjlt. INN lie 3ilriiduirei
zen. Iobci wllroc Der llnaliidIidc
BON Scr 2otonloiiue erfnbt uno inter
bic N1ber gc%uirbelt. Seine 2cihc
mitroe olii gr1blidlc Weiie jerinalmt.
Sroil 0roii 0erietb ebeilfalls utter
Die Ndoer lltb beioc Netne iuMroet
ibr iibcr ber aniecn dbaeIfnitten.
Sie lultroc uud, bent 8oipital pe.
brod,t, moielbit Die Ier5te erfldrten.
baB tic Dir Nod,t ihlperlid) ii6erlebet
iucroc. @ollingcr biuterl1Bt feline
Srat mo uier ainher.
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Baltimore, Web, aRontag, ben %. Sannar 1909.

ioua bicrbcr nmtcrmcJa, ona lcbtcre
Ndbr5ell1 i'm Sdlcpptm oca 3oll.
NonpicrS .@rcahom inNciicu lpcrs
ocn oicic Sd)iiie I'M beItcn Sale nitt
DOR mprHcn irilb in bcn Soicn cins
Lauren tonnCll, lucrn bic ,Ncpublic"
iIbcrbolpt 10 lande ilott bJcibt. IS
lit ictt ociinitip 'cltBcitcllt, oub icd2
Eerloncn INNS Scbcn tuWrrL ndllIid)
Srnl i. Syud) aus Bolton, ". !.
Mooncp aus 2dnNooL q. :, lmb
pier Sccluute. Nile bicic Sclltc MIR
zen ourh Die GpliIion iclbit ~0ct0otct.
,}lpei Nnbcrc, nGlnIid) I.Spnd), @ottc
ser 1ctGbtctcn 6rulL mo NJ. !. Mur.
pin, c%rlittcn &crlebmGcn.
Sic Nampicr rGlrncllia" Don Der
Nndurs2inie lorraine" Don Scr
ironjoiiidcn Clinic uno o9tcp Dorf"
bon Scr omcrifoniidcn lompicrIinic
hc1leiten Die bnpnrirtcu Gonpicr
Eicrbcr.
N cpnbltc" untcrlCAnn.
Ter Sonpicr ..Gcpublic" iii MN
ncnlod) nid)t SIT rcttcn 0cucIcn. Sine
bclltc Nbeno bier cln0ctrofirnc &c
pcit,c aus SioSconiett mcloet:
nn2ie nM%epublic" lit mltcrgcgol'
gen. Nicmmo mar al @oro. Die
gauge Monnidaft bciinbct lid ppblz
bcbulten an @orb oea 3ullbunlpierS
.@reSbom."
ltbtcr Ncbcl hGn1t nod) imnlct
iibcr Dem Mecrc unb critrctt iid) o,li
sic gauge aiiite BON bier bis nab Dem
norbliten Neu.Guglonb
ginc Stltnoe mad Dem Gintrcilen
Der Nuhrift iibcr oen llntergmg Ser
.Hepublic" mcloctc cine meiterc
brobtloic 0epeid)c. oob ser Compiler
.@reSbom" nit Scr Monnitoit Scr
oHepublic" ollf Dem @c1e nuh @op.
hcnb lit.
(Sp1ter.) Sic oMcpublic" innf
I'M $50 hcrtc Mbcno ouf Scr Nobc
pon No Mons Sono, cincr ~tlcincr Sr.
Icl iiiolid) bon Morthu'a Tincporo,
an Der &iiIte BON 0iolioduietta. SpGs
tore ornbtloic Ecpciden bcItGtigcn Ole
Nnd)rid)t, oaB iid Die Mounidoit in
Sid)crbeit bciinoet.
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&artcnipiel enoct nit Wurb.
2amrencC. Dali, "a. Soni,,

9uprencc. Dali, "a. Sanl,ar.
- Ebilipp a6o!trp Gin 3~0.idhri9er
Sprier. tootete 1eiiern 9IbenO bei'nl
SurtciipieI III einem &nilic all Der
Gdc bon Gin. mo SnrnpiDireitroBe
lciitcn YallOslnann Nnrnnl @baih04
bonn ourd) einen )iepolperifub. "a.
rui,i perborrifuoirtc cr lid IN eiitenl
,}iniliGr bcs &nil'eS itn0 ~leiltctc Ser
Iolijei lnrtnadigcl Wiberitano. III.
Dem er Weiieren onseiebi9en &c.
braiid) Dol, iei,rm RepoIper mad,te.
Grit beute iriib gelans es, ben Aaiel,.
ben ourd) cine G~eipebridlue 81 t0oten
nofoem 5ipei Goli5iiten leid)tere
shubperlebnn5cn bapcn aetrascn
hnttcr.
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MnsiGsi9c in Sun Mntunip.

Gam Mntonio, Ger, u. San.
- Gincr oiii}iellcn Anfiinoigln,9 5l,.
iclGc criItircn bier orei Salc Don
Nusiob, mo ibrr Griiten5 miro wa9r.
'djcinlid) Die Gtoblirlm9 eirerS taatS
Aolonic iilr N~uSidbige sur Splse ba-
bcl,. Mnn. 9rumbp, Sonit1ts. Som.
miIiGr bcS Stnotca, beiinoct lid bier
mo miro mpr9cl nit Der Gpllntp
iinb Der Stoolbcboroe conieriren.
S8cnn oieic Die FotieHten nid)t iloIi-
rcn ulo ucrpIlc1cn, 10 miro Die Sc.
Qislotnr INN cine Seripiqieung iiir
cine iold)c aoIonIc crllidt ipcrDcn.
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%lntpersicecn i'm 3ndjtbams. Soipital.

Fittabur1, Fa, q. SnnlNr.
- Gin m%abniinnIAcr thrilling grill
bciltc i'm &oipitol bcs hieiigcn
z Observation-Disclosures cincn onoerch
BORT dis 941rter allgeitelltNu Strui
ling nit cillem Niciicr an uuo brodjtc
i'm cine notwithstanding tootlideS It'd.
ipiui0c bel. Gin 81 Siilic gerufcncr
&Gdter perwilnoete Den @abniinni.
gen burd) 5luei Sd,iiiie ur,o crbiclt
BON inn eiilel, i0otIider Meiieritid,.
Sm 3l,'ulnmcrbredlcn ifob Der MGr
ter Den ,srriilmiJHl nod 5ipeimal rnb
berielbc iturb balo b%aroi,i.
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Sd)rrtrnstbat cincr i%rriinniscn
WMttcr.

6uiriicl0 ., Ncbr., u. San. -
Trou Ghus. Mod, etpo 30 Sabre ali,
t1otctc geiicrn Abeno ibre orci flcinen
ai1tber, ilbcm JIG linen &ol5ipiritlis
gob, mo bcgin8 boroili Selbitmoro
burd) Ginnebnien elmer Gltontit1t ser
namlid,en Iliiiii9feit. Iic 6rou ipar
idjcn icit ldn1crcr 3eit gcilteseeitGrt.
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sauoidcnfuna ioa ~pcriuirft mrrbcn.


Eortlanb, Gre, "a. Samiar.
49, Die Ic9icrnns bat 30 ala1cn &C.
gen bic .Src1on ulb California
Nuhn" ni,o Die ,Spuibcrn Enciiic
Co." ionic gcacn 100 onbrrc Ecrlo.
men mo Yriuat-G brporationen eingc
lcitet, I'M 353,2SS 9ldcr Snno inner
tolb bca biclinen Stontcs. ncld)c Die
nltc Oregon mo California Sanoa
id|cnfutg n~uioIlen, Don ben 9abil
@eiellid,uitcu mo 0eil EcrionclL al
iucIdc Die 9abncn Die Sunocrciel,
ipGter ilbcrtrngcrL 5llrild si crlon-
gen. Mon id)Gbt ocn icti1cn Mcrtb
hcs 2onoca ul,i ilbcr Sl3,00O.O00.
Gic Ge1icrun1 itiltt ibrc &Iagcl ollI
Sic Nebouptulh oaB bic NIT DER
2onoihcnflnJ pcrfnilpitcn Veoill'
allllgcn lid)t eriiilt mrlrbcn. Die
Gompngnien batten iid] pcrpflld)tct.
has 9nllo 5u $2.25 pro .ader ali
tbatiohlidc IniieOler ST. nerfaiicn.
itatt 0ciicn ober lpilrOe cS al Solj.
@ciellid)aitpn, Spctulanien II. i. NJ.
obgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Tud, orci Cpicr Ser ,Grib".N ata
itropbc.

Gbicugo, 81. Sanuar. lie
9eid)elt oreier mciterer Mrbeiter. lpcl
dc ourd) Die Crib" .2otoltropbe BON
Ictten Mittipcd) n%nfonnen, murben
Eciltc I'M Mid)i1uniec geiulioelt. IoS
Sild;en nod unoercn 2cifIet miro
iprtgeicbt. Muli idIibt Die ,}obl Der
Spicr int @nlljell uilf GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-25
Wuro nidjt bcnbithtiat.
Nndltreiter moltcn ocn Captain Hall
tin llur 0lrdpcltld)cn. - Sputcr
iulr0c scr Gloll ucrGnocrt.

II Union Gitp, Gem, u. &on. r.
Su Der acItrigcn Tcrbmbllung 0c1cil
80. Warlholl, ncldcr Der Shcllnob
ne i'll bcn &orfpn1mniiicn III @ulmlt
SoN bcihuloigt lit, ltclltc it'd bcrnuS,
bnb IS nid)t bic uriprilnglidc glbliht
Der Modtrcitcr mar, Gnpitdn Gucn.
tin Mnnfin III t6otcn. Ger 3cll1c
@iQ Spbnlon, Der 5l9ob, Elm Mlt
glieb Der @nloc aclpcIen 5a leip, be-
fllnbctc. Captain Honfin mo SbcrIt
Soplor hGttcn lcbiNlid bl,rd,gcpcitiNt
mcrbcn ioacr. 9uS bnnn plGtlidl Scr
Tlon ouftnud)tc. Ho1tin 81 tobtcn,
bate Wnribnll iid) 10 cinbrin9lid fir
i'm %ucrlpanot boB Der Tilhrcr Der
@0nbc, @nrrctt &obnion i'm bGttc
nic0crIhlagcn ipnllcn. Wori6al un6
Spbnion frozen ais Witglicber Der
Glopton @ul,oe All bcrn HcnbcspouS
Elotc cil,. bcpor Oic Neelioot2 ofc
Nnn6c nit Dem 0cfnn9clien 5llr
Stcllc ipor. Sohnion Nnb 5li, nod
bcr ucrid)icbcnc Molc olti bcn bGn
ocnbcu 2eidn,om GopitGn Honfin'S
1clhoilcn 81 hobcn,
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SO. Sabrgaag.
GoQcftiren bon 1909 SteMcrn.
etener.Tepartem eut, 8atbbans.
galtt G. ben 4. Sannar 1909.

Nie Bidder Siefcs requirements itno lett
Ge6ffrct sur @nteegennabnle Der 3abIuiIe boil
Gtaatss mno staotiielern fir bas Sabre 1000.
3fpet nno Elm balb l21a). Iro6ent Nfabatt
tperoen auf ale lt1oiitben UrunoeiScH!bilnes,
Yerfona.s uno Northumberland bcpils
Iiat, bic iudbreno oes Mtondts Sdnuar, itidt
tndter., ais bis Samftas, ben 80. SGlniar. II
lIbr .Mtttta9s tocr 81. S1nuar 1T Gin Sonntaa)l
Staatsred1nuugert b~eututat.
Steuer5abIer fonnen ,ibrc Rebuuneenu per
volt erbalteH. inoem oietelben obne 3Deern
oarIm erfuhen, nit gnSdbe oes 9iaentburtc.
an iper es abgeibdtt Ut uno inter Seitileuia
etnes, nit Der .beireite,oen Iorefic oeriebeiIeil
tranftrteI .priefuMfhldgs. Steine Wedulingerl
tfr oas l~aufenbe Sabr perocn nusaefnnht.
tpern nidt barum perl5nlib oocr brieflib CT
fubt tpirb.
Sranf Vrppn,
tSGn5. ~ 1925 Observation-Disclosures.
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Err Vrnuhff

gili fhliebltcb BON cipde 81 ieitent a,aterInnec.
Is ioitmt ilir oorhlt an. oab er hps ~Siidbiinc
rtiifa e~r;,ptnai. Gin 9ti'rieI enfiir lieiert Der
berfitntie IT. .Eilsbte. Der Dor ntebtereii 7dhrs
3ebnter has .%beinnrte 2drtorrbeioer 8 e~iiniiiirl
init bieier arsnsi ieoer gaI Dol, SamSsr5oioc,Ri
ae1eilt meroer piiroe. Idnge Sabre Der letteil
8erpanseHbeit baheii pns ftol5e ssort ct. EiIss
bees aere6tteriiet probfn roii \. g,enifaebier
& Co.. Pnr 2Ita Tcip'gcrf. f~offenfrei %rerfnret.
(TnTri3r1
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Sbcrit SSobn 3. Mnsbp. jilr
,}eit bes 9iir1erfrieaes Cit berpor.
ra1eilocr c%pnfoocrirtcr 0iierildiiib.
rer. bot IN 3nibi1gtol. :. s.. id,per
fraitf bdr1ieocr gelc9elt. ailein ieine
@eneiung wirb jett nit 3itpcriid,i
.erpdrtct.
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Canton :, u. S0lnl0r.
Nan Soriboer, cln l~J.i0brlBe2 Mao
d7clL iicl ipGt gcltcru Nbcto nobc Der
hiciigcu S%tnotarcnjc cilcm SuItnorr
sum Spfer. Tic Scitc mnlr0c I'm
i.30 beutc irilb III ciler Sdcllcr All
Dent Wrniton acnncop'id)cn 8lttc, ullt
mcltcm Srou &umcop, cine Sdnpc-
tier bcs MGod)cna, ~bcidGiti1t it, sc
funocrl. Nan mar an Nadmltt0b
nit cincm 9altblId mo So lodl CT.
licr Sporbanf 9cld)ldt moroel, lno
ibr InlHca Iiiablcibcn pcrilrlodte
NadIoridulnDcn. Scr Sul bat uiclc
Ncbnlidtcit nit Ocnicnigcn Cora
@llmon's, ocrcn Grnloroung Dor orcl
%abrcn ioldc Anircgnng bier Der.
ur'adltc. Gle 2ci6e beS Ot1bhcns
mllroc polt ibrenl Sticiputer Robert
@cpIort 8ciunocn. Sbr Shoocl lit
cingcidlnAcn mo ticic Singeripurcn
nj Der @cble beluciicn, bab Der Nor
Scr Den SolS oca OFFERS lmlfroltc,
nm ca jlt crlullr8cn. Iac llmIt1noe
rcllten olli cilcn Oeipcratcn aonlpi,
ollcin man bat nod feline Spltr bon
Dem SbGtcr. 9cpoifnetc 9iirgcrs
Nufgebotc mo Nbtbcilungcn Eoli5ci
lobcn ocn 0oll5cn Sn9 iibcr Ole Noh.
harldoit 0lrdltrciit, cine Inn uli5l.
linden.
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Ymitmpro in Eaptpn.

Sin iiinijcbnidbriOra MGod)tn oo2
Spicr. - Yeihc pom StlcNodtCr
Der Grmcrortcu in elmer ShcunH
0ciinnbUn.
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2 DIS Iubte.

Nem 'Dorf, "a. Sairuar.- Ger
Campfer Baltic" peld)er 1850 4aI.
insiere Der y1loriba" unb Der .Ae.
public" ali 8orb bat. wirb I'm, II
ubr bcite Naht aiii Der &obe bot
GanoD !Soof eripartet. Tie .OIori.
ca" ui,b oic ,Mepn6Iic" iino ebert
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
CLASS or 1909 SEWERS ITS coNNEc.
TON WITH LocAI SCHOOL
RECORD ATTENDANCE PRESENT
intensely Hot Weather Didn't AlIsy interest
in Closing Exercises OF the Crystal
Fails schools.

With the presentation to them OF
their diplomas by Prof. Hill last
Thursday evening the members OF the
class Of 1909 severed their connection
with the Crystal Falls schools. The
class was large one and contained in
addition TO the largest number Of
members, the greatest number Of young
men of any single class that has been
graduated from the local schools. The
number Of young men was frequently
remarked upon by those in attendance
at tbs exercises as the proportion OF
boys graduated from our public schools
is sadly behind what ii ought to be.
Sunday evening was taken up by the
baccalaureat address delivered by Rev.
VIM. Poyseor. The excessive heat OF
the day and early evening kept many
away from the exercises that would
have otherwise attended but at that
the assembly room OF the high school
building was we'll filled and an atten.
tive audience listened TO the able ad-
dress from.the lips OF Mr.. Poyseor
Monday evening was blank but
Tuesday evening witnessed the annual
banquet of the graduating class. The
food was prepared mainly by the pupils
OF the domestic science department
and the serving was done by the teach.
ers.
In addition to the class, the members
OF the school.board were present.
On Wednesday evening the regular
class day exercises OF the school occur
cd. Owing TO the large class. the ex
ercises were quite lengthy. Allowing
for the difference in delivery which are
national endorsements that ought TO b.
discounted In comparing the merits o.
the essays presented, the essays wer,
about OF grade. The delivery OF sew
eral OF the pupils was very good ant
added materially to the taking qualit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
Big Crackers Not for Sale.

Young America will not lose as
many fingers, eyes. noses and other
parts OF his anatomy this Fourth Of
July as he did in the past, to judge by
the absence OF cannon Dire crackers and
other dangerous contrivances in the fire
works supplies of Crystal Falls mer.
chants
The biggest cracker offered for sale
this year Is four-inch salute which
II is claimed Is within the limit OF the
law. The displays this year include
all the .old favorites, Roman candles
sky rockets. torpedoes. "nigger chasers'
and the ancient and honorable fire
cracker The very little fire cracker.
costing penny a bunch. IL is said,
will be favorite this year.
The prices are the same as always.
The roman candles range in price from
one to ten cents each. as do also the
sky rockets. Besides the penny a
bunch crackres, there are the fve-cents.
a-bunch variety. the most common OF
all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
AMAsATo CELEBRATE

hustIing Sister Town Has Raised the FUNDS
and Issued Program.
Amasa extends an invitation 10
Crystal Falls people to visit that town
and help celebrate the Fourth OF July
this year. Crystal Falls is dead. NO
celebration, no talk Of one. Some OF
our people want to celebrate and Am
asa offers as good an opportunity as
any place for good time. Besides, IL
has always stood Loyalty by us ana
when we had any doings Amasa didn I
butt In.
The committee appointed to solicit
funds has completed its canvass-and a
nice sum Of money has been raised to
work with. The committee on print
ing has left an order at this-office for
programs and next week we will have
a detailed list of the events. Help
Amasa celebrate and have good time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
County Road Work.

The board Of county road commiss.
toner's held q meeting at the court
house last Saturday and talked over
road matters In the oounts and coia
menced TO lay plans for the road cam
paign OF the year.
Owing to the fact that the funds are
limited the campaign this year will be
q limited one and about the only work
attempted on this side Of the county
will be the changing OF the road be-
tween this city and the Bristol mine
Commissioner Holmes and Engineer
Birley visited the section and looked
the country over with a view 10 chang
ing the road to extend straight south
passing the Bristol on the west and in
tersecting the Crystal Falls-Iron River
road at the west corner Of Mrs. Park 8
farm. This VIC Culd be big improve
ment IL carried out.
The work that is being done now is
all on the west side OF the county
where Commissioner Long has a gang
at work cutting down the small knoll
west Of VIM. Winton's farm. The
gravel from that knoll Is being used on
n fill close by.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

les OF the oraiion. In general. the pre-
paration was good. but little prompt
ing being done.
Another large audiences. greeted
Thomas p. Byrnes on Thursday even
ing whose address was the principal
feature Of the closing exercises OF the
school Mr. Byrnes' subject was" The
Gold Mine within" and he handled
his subject ably.
The music on this occasion was ex-
ceedingly good. the work Of the male
quartette being roundly applauded and
the gentlemen were compelled TO re-
spond TO several enoors.
With the presentation Of the diplo-
mas by Prof Hill. the exercises vir-
tuslly ended successful school year.
The class Of 1909 presented beauti-
ful piece Of statuary to the school
which win take it's place among the
presents Of former classes 10 keep the
memory Of this years class in mind.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

subs played good ball--therein lay the
horse shoes
Dorey pitched the hrst siI innings
until he sprained his ankle and had 70
leave the game. He did good WORK
and the injury he met with was re-
gretted BY all.
Norway had q young fellow named
Brandt on the mound and he had
most OF the local fellows fooled. While
not pnenom. yet he is capable OF de-
velopment and with coaching ought 20
turn out something.
The Norway boys had several gooo
men Ia their team and played fairiy
good game. They behaved in gentle.
manly manner and made lots OF friends
here. We hope to SEQ the two teams
cross bats again.
Art Connolly umrired in his usual
good manner and no kick was mao
from either side.