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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
GeYlons ~beerapeoe Dyer
0eciIie 9iitfen / "apinoernes gIao")

9aa Geplon fin0es mango Sltios'
minoer fra en- Sibsaloer, Der er me-
get Glore emo Dor noroiife SIotio, og
oisie Winoer bier, at Geplons Slom-
itrings. % S~torbebstio maa Iigge
mere END 1000 gar tiIbage.
Sra ca. 800 I. SIR. ifriper iig Riii.
nerne af mGstige gper, ION bar cG'
ret albeles glentte og ~begraoeoe I'M.
Ser SsttngIen | mere emo 1000 aar
for mi igien itiimpepis at fomme for
9agenS 2ps iom rige Setter for or.
fpoIosiif pg biitoriif 5orifnins,
t25 Mil fra Colombo, miot / ben
norblise Del at gepIon, iinbes &lii.
nerne al gepIons beaige gper; gnu'
rabbapuia og Wibintale. elsie 9per
Ipineoe en- flor &one peb gi,bobis.
mems Snbfsrelie pna Geplon, ibet ben
ferite bengane par 2anbets mpgtige,
rige og ubitrafte SopebItab.
Seq funbe life mooitoa opiten til
at reiie op og ie bisie interesiante
Skinner og toe berfor afiteb fra 60.
lombo mes Ioreentoget Ell Sag t
Siili.
Sra Soaet iaa ieg rigtig, bporIe.
Ses @egetationen efterbaunoen for
moreoe iig, Iiseiom alimatet blep ct
belt onoet. s Colombo par oi mibt
Il Spopeit-@ oniuntiben meb bens
SaoIiee beftige 9ieenifpl % fuetis-
bebe 2uft.
S ben ipbIise 90 ipopeitIiee Del al
GepIon beItaar g~eeetationen bopeoia'
seligt al mango forifieliee IaImear-
ter iort 9rsbfruet-, Sacf. % Sum.
mitrGr ioriiben @onanpIanter, So
neIbuife o. I. b.. Iigeiom Der inbes
mango Sismarfer.
Haar man fommer nogle Wil
Ioro for Colombo, aftaaer Siigtie.
beoeu, &egnifperne foripinoer, 90
Segetationen f~oranbres.
Wan Ter MI melt tort 8rat meb en-
feItitaaenhe, bsie Srer imeIlem pg en-
uotsrret Sorobuno.
Otter ct Tar Simers 3isriel fom
ui inb | Surelen, iom nm err rpooet
hpnr @nupu noor p,aSer Groffc-
itaar tort, ia oite uieiennemtrGnse'
Iist paa begee Siber.
Der er lang giitanS mellem Men
n~eifeboliger, % gsnen fer CAN'T,
mfultiueret no. bpao oen osiaa 70,
~itsrite SeIen er. Sim biit % Der iel
mon en- lioeu &ismart caer en- Bonn
uIos- eler SbofSplantnins. s bel
icnere Sio bar Reeieringen nemlit
.lisst at anIGege iaaoanne paa Ste
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
RAILS N HORSES.


When the late George Francis
Train was giving evidence before the
Metropolitan Board of Aldermen of
London, in favor of his scheme for
laying a tramway up Ludgate Hill,
a noble lord among his interlocutors
suddenly fixed the old pioneer with his
monocle and said:
MAY I-ah-ask a question, Mr..
-ah- Train?"
THAT is what | am here for, my
lord" he replied.
"You know, of course, how very
narrow is Ludgate Hill. Suppose that
when I go down to the Mansion
House in my carriage n of my hor-
ses should slip on your - rails and
break his leg, would you pay for the
horse?"
The reply came like a fash. "My
lord, if you could convince me that
your - horse would not have fallen
il the rails had not been there | GER
tainly should pay."-Harper's Weekly
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

Sag 0iurperf og Oerpaa ct Sag Sc.
ment. ODER bette otter Sten oa iaa
en- s Sommer INF MesIingpIaoe, ON.
gipet al Ell Masie, beitaaenbe al Gu.
pitbatrGets Summit blanbet meo
Saften al imaa reoe aofosneober.
Slrttelig anbragteS en- Z CONNER
tpf SelppIabe ooer oct belle, oa mi
bar @rilnoen til ben foIosiaIe gpa.
ming Iagt.
&ongen befaleoe berpaa ale Brp-
iterne tiQigemeo De eprige unberiaat.
ter at gipe Wtsoe, naar BON lagbe Den
fsrIte Sten, Interchangeable glomiter
cg Sfiersaoer.
S Sptog meo glefonter, 9aniere
og Sanierinber og 10000 Solbatcr
REQ 9ongen til Steoet pg itiGebe iig
miot paa ben lagte @rlmb. Wteo ct
SelpfiGoe iiomaalte ban en- flor Cir.
tel. 5 Centrum anbragte ban s
@ulo % s SsIpoaier, omgipne al
1000 @lomiterpaier. 9erpaa Iagoe
ban 8rnnoitenen meb inograperebe
Segn | oct sitlise Sisrue.
Se Sorben ifi9IpeSel
Snben / 9agobaen bIep inper flor
SsitibeIigbeo anbrast ct 9o.SrG al
foltbart Netal, s SOB beit. Is6oer'
ne bar al &oral, Stammen al SsIp,
og 9lnbcne al Sub, operiaaeoe nleo
Stomanter. 9ette omgapes igjen al
ntaaige og u~uuroerIige 9oitbarbeter
LAT Cub, SSlp og Gste gerler.
gae oisie Sfatte fnaa enonu fin,
oes | 9agobuen, tbt troos al anrenot
Image err oct life Ipffeoes SuoobiS'
mems Wooitanbere, Der. ienere i'll
Wagten, at ripe oen ne6.
Wllrperfet bar trobiet Renneife-
mes @olo % slartuiinbernes @nareb.
If De ire andre 9agobaer al lig.
l1en0e Sorm tnoes Der enonu ret bel.
beporeoe Skinner. Den enc er oper
400 SOB bsi meoeus Ell AMBER er Cd.
$50 SOB. Store Greer porer paa sc.
res &igler, men man or | Den ,ihite
Sto begpnot at iicrne Dem og nobe.
Ore Wlrperfet, booraf itore Gartier
triier meb at itprte neb.
On gonorina meIIem Rliinernc al
ole oiSie G%agobaer, Ealaoier, Babe.
oanme og 8onotanfs - aft baIppeis
giemt imellem og operporet meS
grsnt - er of Ell ~eienoomelis beta.
genoe Stemnina, og man fni poa
runot / Gage os ltaois opoage nogei
npt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22
One Way of Putting It.

San Francisco Argonaut: John
Smith had worked for the corporation
for 4o-odd years, and decided to quit.
The company, in consideration of his
long and faithful service arranged to
give him a momentary recognition.
The superintendent of the works. a
Germany and an extra good me-
chanie, was asked to present it. He
was advised to use a little sentiment
in making the presentation speech,
and this is the way he did il: John,
you haff work for the company "
10 years." "Yes." "You are going 10
quitl" Eyes" WELT They are so
glad of it, that they asked me to
hand you this hundred dollars"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

Den flo. gun faItet aoppen bort.
oper @uIpet.
Saa er 81 for. Ell, Tom fommer
Der aa higter me til a oreffe Hit
Ge2
Set er Srsfena pna Sfolen,
Morl Set er ben iniIe Srsfena paa
SfoIen. Snte Il noe ftpst ba Norl
Srsfena paa SfoIen2 Saa bill
bu misa Sr fan pnra It'll paa Sfo-
len, bu bette, "a o1nge "a ilan
Snga. - MiL 1aa fornmer'e lien
oa!
Seq baSet benbes aniiet meo
ganb, tpang benbe til at briffe og
ienbte 2aurits afiteo til Satisfor-
itanber og 2Gge, for at bum i~nareIt
funoe bli inbIagt paa ct Spgebus.
Seq piloe afpente @iittens Sikbage.
fomit % iatte MIG neb. Sungt. tcs
Sanferne mig, Tom ieg iao: Man.
&c Of be Tlanter, ieg ! aarenes Sob
bapbe pleiet, ifuIbe maaIfe bli Bon.
tripninser iom oenne. - Manee al
De garnebIif, iom bapoe b9nst peo
mine 29ber, os bpis barnlige @en'
beo og Sfisnbeo, jee baobe beiinoret,
ffuIoe fanife dummies / Spnb og
glenoiebeb iom bisie, Der rinoenoe
og LEGION inobplet / Gage isgte at
finoe nit @niigt.
% itaar 90 Ri, Tom bar faat ben
bebre 500, magteslsie operfor Glen.
bigbeocn2
Zen ipae par efterbaonben Bit TO.
rig, beiparte formiftis mine Spsrgs.
maal os maatte tiliibit t%iIItaa:
- Iei, at De @anne funne gisra
iaa gobt, Iell Ga ia, 90 ia! Den,
iom bare nibite fit eiet geoitel -
2anrits fit ieg anbragt hos en-
agtpGrbig Saonoperferfamilie, iom
inaen Barn bapSe. 0e to andre tog
Sattieprienet fig al.
Sun fom fig life igien, Sanrits'
Mor. Set bar iom bun ipgnet ben
peS oct, at bun MATTE unopGre ben
Grit, iom en- slarrGffe bapoe ro'
giort en- Del al benoes Silperelie.
Seq beisste benoe ofte | Sommerens
.2eb. On bun, forb9roet iom bun
bar Bit. fom til nogen Ringer ODER
fit ipilote Sip, berom tpiler icg, oes'
pPrrel
9a lea forleoen fom, meotes ieg
meo Sen 9eIfeo, at bun por beo ON
Natten af Siertelammelie.
Spcroan bar oct meo benbes
.SipleIip / oct iibite, ipurgte jeg
"SsIteren", iom bapoe pleiet benoe,
mon bun fit ristis oplabte Sine for
oct ierseIige 2ip, bun bapoe lepet2e
Mo = Oct err bel ninore Bon,
Dor Sparet.
Seq peo, at ialiaIo ct at benoes
Barn itoar til at rebbe. Den, 'om
fan graute lao bittert oper fin tabte
Ror, iom oaurits 'sioroe, naar bun
/ ben @ra6 bor pGret borte for Io.
berfaIoet icm bans, Den eier @fglans
al SUB | fin &iGrligbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

b~etpoelig mere Gomfort emo / pore
Sage, oa De Dor meget tarpeligt og
bper Dag maa tigge Den Ssoe, De be-
bsper.
nj Galabiet itaar oen Dag iooe oe
1900 @ranitieiler, iom bar De sprc
Stofp9rfer. W9gtige Sr9r porer
MI imelem Dem, % beres &roner
mao e%ritatte be forgpIbte 2ofter.
ut man paa Song 9uttbngahinis
% bans gf~terfslgeres Sib, ba 9ubo.
bismen bIeo inofsrt pad GepIor, life
bar bange for at eipe iig | Sag meb
itore og foitbare gpggearbeiber, ier
man al De mpgtiee os talrise gui.
ner, Der enonu firbes ipreote oper
Inurabbapura og Smegn.
en- at De itsrite err &itauneIi eller
@rlbitsp.S asobaen. (gn 9agoba er
ct Helifoie-@ iemmeiteo, bpgget /
a~loffeform.)
81 fommer til oenne Sagoba gien'
mem en- IGe al @ranitisiler, Der tib-
ligere bar baaret ct Gag iaa bsitiio-
benoe, at glefanter magelist funoe
paSiere unber bet. Baa ben an6en
SIDE af Easiaeen er en- fliiebelaet
Blatform, iom omsiper belle 9ago.
baen % er bereenet poat at Broces.
iioner al eIefanter fan 9aa poa ben.
Snbenfor err Ell anben, bsiere, fir
fantet @aarb 500 SOB paa bper Sen,
bpis 8 500 bsie Mur er en- f~ortiat
M9ffe Glefanter, ubfsrte al Mur-
BERT. Man Ter flin Den f~orreite Gel
al benz &eiten err beoGffet al Serb.
9isie 400 glefanter bar tioIigere &c.
fl9ote meb baarb bbio gmaiae pg
bapoe GIfenbenstpnoer.
Mibt | Sirfanten itaar Sogoboen,
Tom err 270 500 bsi, og | bpert Ser
b~ensbisrne bar ben ct ppIbigt glter
meo funitferoise 0ielieffer, ubbugee.
Be | @ranit.
H9r set enc Glitter meb bets Offer
Itene itaar en- foloSial Statue al
Song Sisia, Der fom paa Sronen
gar 10 I. ar., og enbpioere Ter man
fire anore Statller al guoobaer %
en- 4onge.
9isie Statler err i9rbeles tint no
forte og p~eIbeparebe. Sim mongler
DC sgbelitere, Der bar prpoet Dem,
Iigeiom Sarperne, Der bar oGffet
Sperflaoerne, er ilibte al.
Ieo at ie oisie Statuer og be tal'
rise andre Sigurer al 9pr % Srna'
mentreIieffer, Der erbnu ftnbes ritnoi
ON Sagobaen, foar man ct lepenoe
Snbtrpf al, bbor bsit airniten itor
for 1000 gar Iiben, ct Snbtrpf, ION
poerlieere forsges, NOR man ier
be spriae efterlabte Iinoesmerfer
amraobapura.
Selpe Ngobaen err opfert al
Mhirperf oe ifal inbebolbe Sten moi
til beraf at firnne bpgge en- gp I'll
10000 Snobpssere.
Wun maa mi tGnfe fig 9agobaer
omgipet at 9loitre, bpor De Sii'inSer
al Munfe boeoe, iem fcrretteSe eere'
/ monierne peb Se talriee religieie 6e'
Iter.
@iennem en- geretnine fra gamle
Gage = Iabatuania = frepet pno
Imraobapuras @lanstib, fan man
/. faa ct Tibet gesreb ON ben Eragt oa
, Sc Geremonier. Der u~ofoloeoes Der
!. ~iaa6aune. Man l9ier ~iaaIeoes, bpor'
t. IeSes BET sif til, oa Song Suttbaga'
! mini piIbe opfsre 9agcbaen.
: @runben til oenne blep lagt a
runSe Siene, Der bIep trompeSe nco
!. Ger al gleianter, bpis Eoter bar be
, ifptteSe meb 29oerifo. Soa fom G
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-22

Seao "9ecorab-E cItsn" til Slegt
% Ienner ! oct gamIe 2auo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

C-"For sale" cards at Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
ARE CHAMPIONS OF
THE 7AMAKUA DIST,
IIonokaa Team Won All But
One Game Played in
Season.

owing To the failure of the Paau-
Ito baseball team TO appear In their
game with the Iionokals. last Sun
day, umpires John Perreida and DR..
Glashier awarded the game to the
locals: score. 90.
This is the close of the baseball
season In Hamakua, and the Homo
kaa aggregation made Il runaway
race of It for premier honors. win
ming twenty-threc games out OF
twenty four played.
In all of their games they out
classed their opponents, winning at
all times with ease.
The next best team Is the Laupa'
hochoe nine. They are the only for
tunate ones to conquer the cham
pions and deserve the feather IN
their caps. They are n good bunch
OF sports and snappy baseball u
branded in their style of play.
The Kulluihacles came strong to-
wards the end. and different tale
may he told next season as to the
final standing II they are able to Sc
cure few more Jim McKenzies
He's the present team In himself
The Paauilos made a good begin
ming. but a poor ending, and begar
to encourage coaxing instead OF
challenge for a game OF baseball.
Manager Houser of the Honokai
team is spoken of highly for hi
work in connection with the team
on which he spent time and money
Houser is satisfied, for his team
is champion of the Hamakua dis
| trict for this year.
% q q
There are n number OF persons II
| the city who are waiting for Soldie
King to come down from the Coas
after the first OF the year for an
other race with the Waialua Horse
The opinion is general that he ca
heat the soldier for the full Mara
thon distance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
F. J. GOULD ADMITS
EDITH KELLY IS WIFE
Married Chorus Girl in France
ard Again In Scotland
Effort at Secrecy Fails.

LONDON. November 4.--Frank l.
Gould. divorced husband of Mrs.
Ralph hin Thomas. admitted today
for the first time that he was married
10 Edith Kelly. former London and
New York chorus girl.
The marriage. THE Examiner" cor
espondent learned. was performed by
civil contract last August IN Paris
INST before Gould made his brief visit
TO New York. Mrs. Eli'h Kelly Gould
however was dissatisfied with the
French ceremony ana insisted upon
having the wedding solemniZed In
England or Scotland.
1t was for this reason that Frank
Gould nnd his bride went house.hunt.
'rg ~ ca ~ carly in October Fail.
ing To End the right sort of rest
dencc In that city, rhey cam 20 Edln.
burgh aud leased tor short perio
the historic hbbD,tsford. former home
OF Sir Water Scott.
In this magnlficer' old Scottish
mansion the New York millionaire
WIN MS DllUt, NHbTNS btuu' %
whiled away the twenty-one days that
must clapse before they could qualify
as parties TO a Scottish marriage. Tho
three weeks of residence expired on
Saturday las'
On that day Mr.. ana Mrs. Gould, ac.
oompanled by two witnesses who We're
sworn IN secrecy, visited the Office Of
the, sheriff In Ehlphurgh. There they
told Undershcrlff Mcleod that they
had previously declared themselves
man and wife but wished TO have
the marriage REGISTERED under the
Scottish law. Having proved their
residence the couple obtained war
rant authorizing the registration,
Confident that their secret would
not become known, Gould and his
wife returned to Abbottsford. This
morning they came TO London and
were astonishSl 10 learn that the reg
lstration book had been inspected and
the marriage record published. Mr.
Gould said.
I'm going to Paris next week and
then start for New York. No, no,
did no. purchase hbbottsford. The
estate Is entailcd. rented the place
for six weeks for shooting and fish
ing"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
MARRlES ADOPTED SON
Woman AGED 40 Weds Youth
of 20 She Raised From
Childhood.

WEELS TON, Ohio, November s.
Mrs Sarah Stewart, 40 years Of age.
married James Turner, 90 years of
age, her adopted son. here yesterday,
Az guardian of the young man, Mrs,
Stewart first appeared before the VI
cense clerk and signed the necessary
permission for minor TO marry. The
bridegroom was adopted by Mrs
Stewart when he was baby. lie was
given good education and when he
grew up he decided that he could not
do better than enter closer relation
with the woman who cared for him
all his.life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
u u u q 81 u u y II u II u u % q !,
SPORTS /:
Two GAMES At
AALA YESTERDAY
Junior League Gives Two
Attractions to the
Public.

Twelve to seven was the way the
Muhocks put Il over the Asahis yes.
terday in nine-inning game at
Aala Park, and then in the second
game of the day, Letwcen the G. A..
Cs. and Palamas. the score was so
large that the game was called in
the seventh and no total Is yet
available.
There was big crowd out to see
The games yes criay. and roofing
and hoeriEE we're The rule through
ont the game. with lot of nagging
IN the side. the PLAYERS exchanging
condiments with the spectators.
The score and summary:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Young Bride didn't accept
Harry the first time he proposed,
Miss Ryval-rNo, dear; YOU weren't
there. boston Transcript,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
Appreciation

TO TIE PUBLCWe wish at this time TO express appreciation to
the island public for the confidence eposed manifested by the
large number of purchases Of the motor deal n Altogether the
past have handled len different makes handle
only three
There is for this.
To handle make that produced much like
Trying on the dog'-wih the public as the Dog
Our policy to study the situation carefully gauge local conditions
and then consult the best automobile authorities in AmeCa-h the
result that we represent today
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
SI'MAIR LAY

TwO.hasc hits, Araki. Noda; three
bare hitg. Abe Chew. j. Xavier .:
first base on errors. Asahis |. Mu
hocks 3: wild pitch, c. Moriyama (:
base on balls. CT C. Moriyama q, ].
Xavier 3: left on bases. Asahis 8,
Muhocks Z; passed balls, MuraSami
Z; struck out. by c. MorIyama 3, j.
Xavier .: double play. Chang Duck
to Aylctt. Umpire. II. Chilling
worth: scorer. Sam Hop: time of
game. hour % minutes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

man who deserts his section is thought
the more of by his neighbors
Now then. IL this is true IL the leg
islator Is supposed to be the spokesman
OF his particular section; IL he owes to
them his election and his allegiance,
who is his sovereign Is it the people
OF the state or the people of the section
OF the state whose every act and wish
he is supposed to representa- We be-
lieve that the sovereign Of the legisla-
tor is not the people of the state but
the people Of the section whose collec-
tive opinion Is conferred In him.
Then. IL this sovereign; IL the people
themselves are given the right Of an
untrammeled ballot in the election fol-
lowing the primary. why should that
right be denied when they are taken
collectively instead Of individually and
their ten or twenty thousand votes cast
as one in the person of the legislator
who personifies theml
We believe that legislator should
be governed by the wishes of the peo-
pie to whom he Is responsible irrespec-
tive Of whom the other sections of the
state wish chosen. We believe that
legislator should vote as directed by
his own people; vote as the majority
OF them would vote IL they could
go and cast their ballots In person
and not through him.
We believe the senatorial primary a
farce because IL is applying recipe
for pie that ought to be used In
bread making They're both made of
Hour and both baked but there is
deal OF difference IN the kneading and
the baking. The senatorial primary
will never amount TO much until IL
is made TO apply directly to the selec-
ton of senator by the people them
selves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

There is more Catarrh In this Sec
tion OF the country than all other dis.
sasos put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
allie. For great many years doctors
pronounced II local disease and pre-.
scribed local remedies. and by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment. pronounced IL incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be- constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tsrrh Cure. manufactured. By r.. J..
Cheney a Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the
only constitutional curs on the market
IL is taken internally in doses from 10
drops TO teaspoonfnl II acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address r. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

readily face the butcher and the baker
and IL might be cut out OF our public
schools curriculum without seriously
injuring the merely utilitarian side OF
our boys and girls education How
ever. there are other requisites than
merely utility In education. A boy
with an achedelnic knowledge OF music
may not be any better equipped than a
boy who has not had that side OF his
nature trained but IL il certain that
he Is prepared TO enjoy life better.
All work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy applies as well TO education
as to other walks OF life and the aboli- :
ton OF music 10 step towards the
pessimistic in life. What we wan. are
the optimists. The boy who sings at
his work 10 far more likely to buffet
the pillows OF life successfully than the
boy who lacks that cheering agency.
Give rs music In the schools, even
though II may be trifie exrravagant.
Out with the Escanaba pessiu.ists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

The Houghton Mining Gazette, dealt
with the question o. the extent to
which the senatorial primary ought TO
be binding upon members OF the legis.
lature in long and able editorial In
last Sundays issue The Gazette was
led to discuss this question by the
present agitation which is going on In
the columns OF the state press as 10
whether legislator ought TO be bound
by the expression OF the people of his
district OF by the people Of the entire
state in the selection OF u s senator
under the present advisory primary.
The Gazette says;
lit 1.-THE primary IL to be tried for
the hrst time next year In Michigan In
the nomination OF candidates for
United States senator. About the only
place whore the primary principle has
failed In other states In In connection
with this high Office. There are sew
oral reasons. the greatest OF which IL
the undenlable fact that the constitu-
ton requires election OF United States
senator's by state legislative bodies
and that, therefore, n United States
senatorial primary Ia. "a best. merely
advisory. IL remains 10 be seen
whether the primary principle can
now vindioate itself In senatorial mat
tiers as IL has In Offices OF lesser mo-
ment. The primary principle IL that
the people who are 20 be- governed have
the sovereign right 20 choose those who
shall govern them. This Ia fair prin-
ciple. Certainly IL il an American
principle.
10 seems 10 US that the Gazette has
confused the purpose Of the primary
with that OF the election In our Amer
ican system OF government and that in
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

IL is reported that the American
Federation OF Labor intends invading
the Lake Superior iron ranges for the
purpose OF lining up the miners to
fight the Steel corporation and thus
assist the federation in it's war on the
Steel company
The cause of this proposed war is
the refusal Of the Steel company to
limit its employment of.labor to mem
bers OF the Federation. lie has deolar
ed for what Is known as the "open
shop; shops in which men who are
Federation members and those W o are
not members may work side by side at
the same wages The scale of wage
has been settled upon by a conference
between the workmen and the employ
ers and-is the same as that called for
by the Federation.
We fail to see where the miners can
better their condition by aiding in this
war. We don't want war here.
miner or mine owner. What we do
want and what the miners ought to
strive TO bring about is better condi-
tions In the contract between miner
and mine owner and one Of the lines
In which immediate betterment can
and ought TO be brought about is the
insniiDg OF the employee against fatal
accident 80 that the wife and children
left fatherless by the husband in case
OF fatal accident may be provided for
There is mighty sentiment for i'm
provement IN this line in all kinds of
labor and nowhere is IL needed more
than In the hazardous occupation OF
the miner
But, this reform can't be brought
about by a labor war. IL must come
from a united demand OF those most
interested through, legislative chan.
nels. Let the miners Of the Lake Su-
perior region take up this issue at the
beginning of the new year and bring
IL to successful close. They will dnd
the mine owners in receptive mood
and great good to all will accrue from
IL whereas only want and misery will |
result from any alignlng Of forces with |
the American Federation OF labor