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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
@eitern MarpIanS.G ;Ienba1n.
Beeinneno am 26. Sept,mber.
BerIdBt Stuen'satgsof:

Begtrnef0 an x6. Sepfer1ber.
BerIdBf 9~tuer.9atysof:
Sd9Itd1:
40 Worgen&-S6neu3np, SaeerStotpn, sN. &
%. Hb.,s WapneSboro, GbamberSbu-a unb,
auseenomn1en Sonntags. Danced nnb Gum
1857 Msrssns-BetIiGer e1preB. meftmiufter,
union'gribye. Yruceoiue (3reberid nnb Gm.
mitsbrra, ansgenoutrnel Sonniagsl sSabueSs
boro. 9bdrnbersturg. Saeerstomn, .Sancod,
Cumberland, GIftns (Naffet Sbferbdtiorss
@agaons). Sie @noftatiou biefes 8ugcS ON
Sonntae ~ SaecrstVun.
alp Nadmiltass affommooation na@
AIS Gatmiftass = s6neuspa. SauptIinie,
Sagerstoiun, Sancod, StippeiiSbire unb,
diisgenoTnten Sonntaas. Sreoeri6 unb Gm'
rlitSbura lRarIorsg d egon).
9dgltdi, a~msgenpmmen epuniae.
100 Wsor9eits - Oorf, .. uno 6, 4tb. unb
7.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nat, aburuuout.
2,45 observation-disclosures mad Gubbroof 0lpus
bon yort, Sanoper. GETTYSBURG uno .. 4
Sdnooer, @ettbsbusa unb Q. unb 8. BIB.
6.30 lMdtnltftags-Iffoni. ncd Sanober.
6.15 M~benbS-gifou,. nod Union Nricae.
Sur SaMitagS.
11.30 I~benSS-slffonr. mad Union Nribae.
Wnr SpuntagS.
6lnobes.
. SdIt ni6t ON 1ennftIbanios sbe. .gabntof an.
y. 9luberticn, YicesFrdf. II. ser. sGet&6fSt,
u. ". Hofpea. Gen.. 81faaier.NQsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Die bnmme Hatnr.

Sn groi. Or. Saegers Wonots.
blatt miro elmer BON ben bohmooer.
men IaesbeiieriuiTiern ref)t aeIuneen
abgeiiibrt. Sor &ur5em blelt be.
fanntlid Der Guiie Metihnifoff
Stuttgart einen Gortrag iiber
n@eltauihauune unbMeoi5in". @as
er bot. mar eieentbiimIih. gs Lief
barauf binaus, oaB ole @elt 10 bon
@ott ~perIaiien lit, oab Ser Gbirurs
init ieinem Meiier Die Hatur perbei.
fern unb Hem Menihen oen sefabr'
lidenOidoarm berousihneioen muB.
Sa fcmmt er aber bel Saeger id]on
an. Der itebt auf Dem S%tanopiintt,
Dob Die 9tatur n5ipedmGBig ihafft
unb nidt 10 DUNN. ipie Metihnifpfi
meint." @enn bicier lid aui Sic
Garwin'ibe gntpidlungsIebre beru.
fen gu f6nnen slaubt, 10 ,peiit sac.
ger Oarauf Bin. Sab i'm @egentbcil
Der 0artpinismus ben geiid)tspunft
Der s3lpedmaBiefeit ipieoer si gbren
gebrad)t bat. ltno penn MetidpnI'
foff NIT Den 9afterien banae MAIDEN
min, 10 ruit ibm Sac9er ipottiid gu:
@aftrrien iinb, eeiteb'n ipir's ebrIih,
Mm Gnoe bod nift 10 geflbrlif;
Wiiht lid icooh ein Softor elm,
60 itehe idl fir oar uid)ts' ein!
Der ifneioet ms snm 3eitpertretb
Den Did0arm ais oem 1~tnterleib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Baltimore Sampf-Yadct.G umpasnic.

(Mite uno 3hoeridtfige Wais9tnte.)
y TN 8eseiniate -Staatesi,9aiti Beisrsesiiss
9ampier r5lorioa, . vgirsiniaH nnS .Nlabama"
9ampfer fabren tdsIid, S~onntaes aussenoni.
men bon ben .@sb .eine".Niers, sr. o Bis
ID, 9tapt. Strake, SnR Der @arre.gfraRe, uut
G,30. Ibenbs otreIt nab Oh Yotnt Comfort,
Norfolf uno Fortsinoitb. ga.
Sn Sle'9oint InfbIub an &c. & O.sgabn"
nab Mtfmonb, aiberbem breinlaI Die sBote
aM n&irainia 9tnpiantion Co." mad Sglnea
Hipcr.3anbnneen unb Rid)mono, va. Sn gors
feli glnidIig an g%sltIantic 9oaft atne @abn."
rNorioIf & @sitern gatn." p~gtorfolf & epiltb,
ern gabn." gSireinia 9abn~ uno Obj 9omi.
mon Snnpfer so. nab 9~ieipbern, 8.s9.,
Nalbington N.se., Ht1monS, 8a., uno 9ieip,
PORT.
9Va9I5eiten mad europdiftem gIan. Sicfe
Sdntpftr hnbcn l~iTuri0fe aaiiiten, belize liiio
iaite Siibs ooer GdI6naiiers Sdoer, eIeftrifdhe
gelei6li19 uno Eumpfbci8ung. aoben foiten.
irsi. Stabtnen 75c., $!,o0, $3.50, 5000 rno
$40; Sebes. Simmer fir 3ipei @~erioneu ELL.
t sSTiSisi; @SHIsI %rsteFsirt toerSsa n esl
Giaht' Strabe, 2. ". 6. Office Siibof,Gde Der
baltimore, unb GnIeertsetrabe, continental
fruit Sliioire" lnb Mlbanst,s. 9r. 100. 9sorb.
eharles.Strabe .9anpfer nit ~%tlniieS" Bun.
fertelearapben. Spfteu niseeftattet.
Brdfbent II. Gen, s1ldraeer. Sen. .VaIi. .aaei.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Gin autes @erf.

Ginmal i'm Sabre ueron'taltet Die
oeutide GreicinigteitS e @emeinoe
cine Seitlihfeit, Die geiuilermoBen,
cine boupti1dIihe llnteritiibung oeS
&irbenlperfs biloet. Wtit piel 6leiB
ulo uuiogboren Spfern bat man ieit
pieIen Sobren oieie 0cntife Tolfs.
Stride erbolten, Oh ii6 olld) Die Ser
bGltniiie nit jeoem Sabre ldnerer
geitaltetel1, inbem Die iriiber porpie-
gen0 Deuti6e 9epolferung bon Dit
Baltimore nleDr nnb nlebr perIdiuin-
het. IS e%rioroert besbolb olle Gner-
gle OeS Sailors mo Der @encinoe,
bertrnuenspou Der 3%utlnft entaegen
~ ihauel,.
3orum ergebt on Die Sreunoe
unb @onner oieler moblbefonnten
0olfsfirde Die ber5lide Nufforot-
rung, aud oieies Sabr oos guitern-
Souper, p%erbunoen nit einem flei-
iien 9a5or, am a., IS. mo 26. So-
mar i'm SduIbouie nod ar6iten
unteritiisen 81. iuollelL oomit Die
id)Dnen Soffnungen, Die iid) on oen
Griolg oes Seites fniipien, otd III
Griiiuung geben. Saben lid) olldJ Die
lofalen SerbGltniiie in Baltimore to-
tol geGubert. 10 iii nber trubbem nod
bel pielen nniercr oelltldcn W1nner
unb Gralieu OoS Scr5 olii bcnl red,-
ten Sled gebliebcn. SeBbolb her
bcn iid) gciuiB ole pielen Sreuloc uno
@onner al oen orei Nbenben c%inltels
len, ,lnt Elm giiteS @crt tbotfr1itig
81 unterltiiben. Yoltor Stcrger, Der
10 pieIe Sabre Der @emeinbe ieinc
gauge Graft geluiomet, lit Dem
G%eutidtbum 8oltimore'S woblbe.
tonnt. Gr miro iih freuen, Die Be
ilidcr begriiBcu 81 f0nnen. Sc mebr,
helto lieber.
Die Srollen Ser TreieinigfeitS- @e.
mcinoe limo oh tbrer telteil oelttld)elt
3od)funlt moblbetonnt. Gbenlo Die
MGnner, Die einen friihcn Grunf
t%reoen5en.
aorten 5i 35 Gents iino bel ollen
Mit9Iiebern uno m1breno Der BRET
9lbenoe an Der aoiic 81 bobeu. Die
8e~n,ipluaniu . Npenue StraBen-
bobn i1brt bircft gum Sdulboule.
Gbenlo Holanb Tort. uno Grub.
Sill . Mpculle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
giaiges 8eillselfntter.

Somenblumen ioQte man in Sen
Saitsgarten nidt BLOB Inn ibrer
Shonbeit miaen plfansen, ionoern
aud oesbolb, neil ole Sonnenblu.
meniamen elm sutes SiibnerIutter
biI0en, oas alf ben Gierertrag eiin-
itig einipirft. Iud fir oie Belt Der
Wai1erung itnb Sonnenblumenia'
men elm gltes Slittermittel. Man
fam Den Sitbnern Die gaf5en Hoien.
fopfe %por.uerfen; lie periteben es
idon, ole Samen alts5upiden. ga sic
Somenblumen unreaelmaBig reifen.
BADEN Die Siibner etlide @oden bin.
6urb elm m~iafommenes Suffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

nGcrein beuti der Trei
m aurcr." - Ser yGerein beutlber
Sreimaurer" belt g~eltern Ibcno in
Gla99ett's Snae on Der Sremonti
Ipenue feline reaclmGBige WonatS-
periommlun9. meld)e lid zines nnae'
mein 5oblreiten 9eiutes erfreute.
Zen Toriib iiibrte Scrr Mar Souig
uno OILS Shreiber ilungirte SefrctGr
Geo. Simmelbebcr. ErGiioent Sonig
lteate Den Grid)icncncn ben Gbrip.
8rob.altmleiiter Der nSibelitp.2 ogc,"
Serrn Sobn ~. Garter, Dor, pelder
einer bod,interei'anten @crtrog iibcr
boS Sbcma: rIrd)itcftilr, oic @rrnb.
lo9e Der Srcinol,rerei," bielt. Nod,
benz nit groBem @eiioll oui0enom-
menen Sortrog iplrbe mchrcrc neuc
Witglieber stpcds Glfnobmc in @or.
Idloa gebrad)t. Gnnn iol9te cine Int
terboltuna iuelde burdl bunloriitiid)c
@ortrage getpiirSt purbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
aRarsIanS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

7.45 @orm.-potL, nuse. Gonntae.
a.05 @orm.-Nd6 Delta. rur SoHntdc.
$50 Eornt-Nnh 9eIait. auSq. Gcnntna.
1905 N~atm.-g,a6 BeIair. ausa. Sannffds
iiro Spnitaa. !
100 gadhm.-gaG 9elatr. nur gamftaa.
3.15 @adnt.- Ndb PORT. nuSe. Gonnta9.
4.05 R~ddbm.-g}n6 Delta. .nmr Sorntaa.
800 MnHE.-sa1 8eIatr. ausg. Gonutae.
900 sbos.-Mdn SeIfa, ansg. Coming.
100 g~bbS.-gsnn Delta. MIR Gpnntaa.
11.l0 ubbS.-sa6 HeIoir. auso. Gonntae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Wierdants G. @iners transport. Gu.

-WNNVTtEsIIWV.
Sradlt nnb Vaiagtere.
. giadl Suitp nno benz Siten.
Sonnfag. Eienitdg iliio Sreitag. 8 ubr Gberos.
Ran Vrpuioenee nno hem Often.
SofHtae, Mittippd inb Sreitne, 6 llbr 2lbenos.
Rad Newport Neius.
Idglih, uusgenommet Sonnerftag II. SaIHftag,
& l6r Wbenos.
= Srdctt nnqenonlreft tigIid big 3 ltbr gudm.
fir o~erfelben Gag ~fdbrenoe SaTlpIer.
Hadl sauaunab nno Sadionpine.
Wiontaa. Wiitttuof nno Srett1g, 6 llbr gtbenbs.
.Saiptsgiirenu; German ltno 9iebtsStr.
t13.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

! dreibeit lit Der Gbren Sort,
&ronet. beibets@erf lutb @ort.
Ser it~ieacn:ipiI Der fitege bod
@eoer ,u nieorio, nod Sl pod).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Teteftib.WaentI

9eteftib.M gentiir.
fGaihla5rer, gr. osS, aaiS.sbiibins. saIfi.
.,s %s1f; mo- aa wsSas S Il; @sal S sSSs,.s aob,.
mann, Gefhdftsfi5ter, $40 EQUITABLE, 9lbg.,
Baltimore, Wb. 4bone: 6. & 3. 81. Saul
2027; WupnuEg: 6. & g. @olte 1230-H.
@eft & 2honS, 603 Colbert VuiIbtna..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Gbeiapcafc Stcamibip COMPANY.

UVVIuVtUtC'V
Naf NorfpG, Sfo Yoint Comfort u. benz eiiSeH
fdglit, alisgen. Gonntna, Inn $50 gbenos.
Worf.Ntprr .2iutc. d.
Rad Yurf Rtuer'2auoungen Neft.Voiut uub
Ntdjmpnb
Stenif19, Torrierftag uro Sau,ftaa
nm 5 lthr MbenbS.
Stlet.Vhreaur:
f19. 1917 NIB Eli DIT. yaltfmp re. strase itnh
BOG 9ipro.6 barlcs. strabe.
Sohpt'Viireau: 9iqbts ino 9eesStr., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

gau WateriaIien, Sbiiren, 5enfer.
raDmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sames .. Spter & Co., 115-11T eah.Sreoe.
rtdsStrlhe. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

@Iehplatten, Wetal, etc,
assn, Gsattia 4 Go. (tneorporirt). 1s-ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Kinder schreien
MACH fLETcHER's
GAS T ORIA

HaHe snr 8eiie in's MusIanb be.
icrst 6. &aine, @r. 413, Ci.Salti.
mpreitrakc, tlabe Gultum Souie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Hapier irno Rapier.D Often.
emtth. Ttxun Co., 105--1O7 Sduober.6 trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Seitunsen, 3eitidriften, etc. :
,abe Baltimore 0e,ps Co.," Danb abererou'
bic. 1efhdftSfibfer, 3lS 9eiff0eH1an'Sfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Srtebbofe.
r2ssbsn Fast Geuesrp," shrem: II neft
Sdratpaa,G trube. sou /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Hianos nnb Sreeln.
GtaS. R. GtieH, 0 Nprb.2ibertp.S trnbe.
Em. 0nabe & So, parfsglbe. uyb Tabetts'0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Bzzl1Iq !z{gggl&&OnI@
= xdslta. : xdalta. @useenou,msp eonsiasA.
s Sur epniltaeS.
BeftIi1. DerI. sri, Mopql. Bell. Gcins.
gbicaao oia %9seipn.f 1dglt@ 4.1e Y. 40 y.
's ans e 3; 4 aspis. 4ssItS 3.
s slne. : &. a aas!i$ 1 Sd !. ,i. Sss
'%%;i,ssnra Sasll% a.4sW S.o9S =.
siitsSarss i 2iecs. .xassiii@ 80 s.SSN..
s'as'asa sii4a...::. z 1ssiIiiS lis !: 4;sss:
Gyprebsilas rSess et1NSs axf bic etssbe" boz
bsr @amSen.s Station mad Hpaftiustsn an
Wo6enta9er 100 8rrrH. BIB 800. MbeEbS.
Erlbese Mbfabrt bon Der Wat. NcbaI.Statton.
Tirsite gsretnssns tn ssr nssss n.tss.
.e. Ss'! !s.is, y7.i St'! .H.ss, ! vi; .ssSo, 4ao.ss.
TILES, s11.65 Sorui.. s12.16. t12.5s, t1.b6,
.s.ss. $50 0, rnla; tt5s eSb aSn' se;Ss.
gerlaten 9a,noer.Gtatlon f5.e9. se.1S. 1850,
100. II. 20. 800, $3.50, .s.o0. 1000 t1t;ol
fs.oo. 500. fs.o5, f1.6o, $50, 100. fb.SS.
s%assS,. to,sS o ss.fe e; 90; t7;So. zee, .sI1e
9rt6srt6. Vam6er.e Citation, +7.3b unb sells
Born. tl.25. 1850 unb $3.50 Na4u.
1aeeyetswW, nut NcoaIs6tqtton, f7.l5 Dora.,
t9.60 Nn&m, COMMUNICATION. t7.S6. to.ol
Borm., 1880. t4.oo Nodm.
Nshal ptne etns
Reaer IermtnuS an Der Dteiln6s ipanatstlsa
6tro4e. Hets'Dort. bsqasu NOD eoteIs ans
Xkeotern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
ationol.8an

Wational-8 anfen.
she rlS spun soattpual Yani," Sob. unb
GSeter' Strube. Saeob 4. SoSi Rrdftbent;
,sSS.ites Rs5atiSaat.sani,4 48a eaD.srOabtpas
gB. g. Wagner, &affrer.
,Neiern National ganf," IL EorbsQ utatuse Btu.
,Sarmsrs anb wisrtants Rattsxsl Has1."
Soutb' uno 9orrbarosS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
M6nnfotpu

aart q. W. edslT, 128-129 9a,y gutIbins
0nitapa1 Qprt, 28f-260 galbert guiIbtna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

&oblen uhb SoI3.
ee1rt .. Hsn Cetne. s59 golun,tta.a benut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Wormor. uno 8ranit.@ erfe.
8. Silsdrtuey & eBtns, 714-7ts DeftB aItt'
mores@5fruke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

@igenibums a9enten nno SAMPLER
gtsrre 6. Susas & Tsphe,p. 10 CftSertnaton'
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

U(Q[InDEs uHU VruNtIsSSeIIe.
8. Silsdrtner & eufne, 714-7ts DeftgaIti'
moresStrabe.
BIumbing, Siirnaces, STANCES uno
Seien, Sahoeden irno 8innen. i.
Bennett Bros, 52s gsorb. sremont,apsnus. J
3upferfhmieSe uno, plumbers.
susn SaSert, la TSsssHes'strase. q. y =.
5ener-8 erli6erunger.
.HpsaI Sninramte So. Of 2tpersost,.a Sensb
ME. @1rftelo, saeftbent.W taraeer, 101-102
9bamber Of eon.neree guiIoiitg..
y8ermauid Sener . 3erfNternugS . 6tfeafdaft,"
Baltimore uno giortt. Strabe.
@ieenibums a9enten un6 SGnbIer.
eisrre 8. Sasas & Hspssw. 10 CftserinatOn.
Sutihmieo. 3ubebor.
q. eestt Vasne &c., s62-S84 saosbsOa b'etr
2oblen un6 Sol3.
Se1rs .. Hsa Getne, s59 golnmtta.9bsnus.
Bfanoleib. @eiddfte.
.GsaisItbateb 2sau Co.," 1 storb.0abs6trabe.
Bianos unb Sreeln.
GtaS. R., etieitt 0 sorb.Gibertp.s trabe.
SIN. 3nabe & &c., RarfsIpe. u,.b Sabette'Str.
Hapier nno Bapier-D Often.
emttt. 1tSpa Go, 1o5--1o7 Sduoper'S trabe.
8Iehplatten, Waetal, etc,
assn, Gsaitim 4 60, 0neOrporirt). 1910
BalberftonsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

9eitenbeItatter. /,
eauhey 3 e5tne, 17cs-1710 Ganton.abenue
11m. Gpst. Nortbs uno 0reenuiount.tbeHue !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

BIumbing, Surnaces, STANCES unb
Sefen, Snbbeden unb 8innen. ;
Bennett NrpS., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

TruI t.G ompagnte'n.
vWaarpianb sraft Co.," Rorb.ped.ede GaIbsrt'
nnS Germans trabe, g.. g. Zimmerman
Yrdftbent; Carroll Bon gebt- S9atmetfteri
Serbis opener, Jun, 6filfssS6abmeifter;
B1u Siinner. SlifSsG efrefdr.
.8altimure Sruf q Haarantee Co.," Equitable
Butlbtna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
grifH.s & surasr Co.. 200 RorS.Baea.etnbe.

2anbpirtbfdaftIide @erdtae uno
GGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Bfanoleib. @eibdfte.
.GsaisItbateb 2saH Co.," 1 ptorb.gabs6trab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

SfQafS.V Qtten.
,Tenti@e Bauf BON Baltimore" Baltimore
unb Souioabs Gtrnbe. @uguft 1eber, Brdft.
beat: g.. 3. Blot, S6asmeifter-
Spar.Wanfen.
yDentf1e eSarbanf spn W~aIttmpre," Qutaiu'
unb Baltimore Strab.
yGt. SameS SyarbGnf," BaIftuIoresSfrabe unb
Gniiom poufes2lpenuR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Sutidmieb. 3ubebor.
q. Sect Vasue Co., 362-384 Rosb.O ab,e Ctr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
PERSONALS

Thos. H. Gibson of Houghton was in
Crystal Falls last Monday looking over
the paving contract with view TO
putting in bid on the work but he
found the specifications called for
kind of work that he does not do so re-
fused to bid. Mr. Gibson is a brother
OF j. T. Gibson of Amasa and OF Mrs.
Ira Odgers and Mrs. John Mason OF
who regretted that he was not one OF
the bidders with chance OF getting
the work.
Robert Wilson went TO Amasa last
Sunday on official business. He didn't
make any catches until just as he ar
rived at the depot on his return.
There he spied Finn with bag that
looked as II 1t contained venison or
understood fish SO bob" took charge
Of it. When he opened 1t up he found
1t stuffed full OF old paper and Shoes
a trap which the boys had set for
him.
Ben Schook returned last Monday
from a weeks visit with his boy
friends at Mansfield Ben says that
he wasn't a bit lonesome and could
have stayed out there month II his
Ma and Pa hadn't been so lonesome
for him that they wanted him TO come
right back
A very pleasant reception was ten.
dered Mr. and Mrs Flewelling last
Monday night by their old friends and
neighbors at the court house Among
those present was c. + Roberts and
the doing Of the whist club days were
thoroughly rehearsed.
Supt Millwood OF the st. Claire dia.
mond drilling firm was here Tuesday
in company with Supt Campbell Of
the Rogers Brown Iron Go.
John Eskerson OF Sault ste Marie
was business visitor here during the
week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
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Last Sunday the Amasa second team
played the Pork City team and resulted
in a victory for Pork City by score
Of Is 10 IA Tine game was close all
along but Pork City showed better
form taking the game. Batteries for
Amasa, Richards and Promo: for Pork
City, Gustatson and wertinen.
Mrs Ed. Purdy and son Clinton, OF
Crystal Falls was an Amasa visitor
last Wednesday.
Mr.. q. e. Lawrence was an Anlasa
visitor last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burt left. bag
and baggage, for jackson. Mich. last
Wednesday night where they expect to
reside in the future Mr.. ard Mrs.
Burt have made number of close
warm friends who are sorry to see
John leave as he is such a jolly good
fellow. Pork City especially hates Ia
see him go. All join hands In wish.
ing them the best OF esuccess In the
future.
VIM. Norwood and John Hughes
were business visi tors at Amaas the
fore part of the week.
Messrs Fay and Fred Clark of Iron
River were Amasa visitors the latter
part of the week.
Mr., Andrew Uren left for the Mar
auette Normal last Saturday
Mr.. A. Nestlund returned from FeIch
Mich the fore part OF the week. AL
bert spent the Fourth there sight see
ing, He reports good time.
Mr.. Joseph Meredith has returned to
Amssa from Palatks and intends TO
make this his home in the future.
Miss Camelia Michalek has returned
home from Chicagon Lake where she
spent couple OF weeks vacation.
The Amasa saloon keepers were bus
mess visitors at Crystal Falls last
Monday.
Bardley Barlow, agent for Carpenter
Cook Co, was ali Amasa business Wis
itor last Wednesday and Thursday.
Sumner Hopkins, paymaster for the
Verona Mining Co., was an Amasa
visitor last Thursday. The boys were
certainly glad TO see him even If il
was short month for most Of them.
The ladies OF the NJ. z. church gave
concert and Ice cream social last
Wednesday at the NJ Z. church and
reported taking about $500.
Mr.. Peter Dondauan went TO Detroit
last Friday to attend the Elks conven-
ton which holds It's annual gathering
there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16

The marriage OF J. J. Drey Of Pa
latka and Miss Simmie Rusky took
place at Iron Mountain Sunday after
noon, Rabbi !. Pastin officiating.
The ceremony was attended by large
number OF relatives and friends
After the ceremony at the synagogue
the guests were conveyed ia hacks e
Fishers ball where five course dinner
was served. The bride Is charming
and popular young lady and is wei
known to many of our readers. tn,
groom Is a hustling young business
man OF Palatka, where he has beer
in business for several year The
happy couple left for Chicago on the
evening train for a short visit and viii
be at home at Palatka after Aug. 10th
-StamDaugh Journal
Rev. q. A. Rosander made a visit tC
Price County, Wis. his former home,
Monday and Tuesday Severe fires had
been raging between Prentice and
Ogema on July 7th.- Nine families losl
houses and barns and six families lost
barns and oIthouses. An enormous
amount Of green timber and growing
crops were burned The fire destroyed
Rev. Rosander's barn and outhouses.
considerable lumber. three forties OF
green timber. 80 acres OF tame grass
and more than 600 rods Of fence. be
estimates his loss 10 over 81 200, moi
covered by insurance. One neighbor
lost cows in the fire.
J. N. Jacobs went to Chicago last
night TO purchase big stock OF watch
es and jewelrv for their trade In this
city. He will be gone about week.
Mrs Aberle returned last Thursday
from her visit to Escanaba.
Ben Nicely returned Thursday night
from visit to the Mesabi range.
q. Pintella was business visitor AT
Stambaugh last Sunday.
Sheet music three and five cents at
Schools this week.
WATCH FOUND AT the Bijou.
Gentleman's watch. Owner can have
by proving property and paying for adj
Laura Larson. City Bakery.
FOR SALE at Mansfield The
homestead, two houses, all property
belonging to the late JAS, W. Corbett
estate. Mary E. Corbett.
ONCE Rooms TO Rent:-Over l.. A.
Henry,s furniture store, Inquire OF
Mrs. Q. S. Henry.
FOR SALE "A Billiard table. In
quire at this office. 3wks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16

1
Bay, Emil Gucnsburg OF Menominee
and A. A. Justified of Crystal Falls,
former residents OF this city, arriy-
ed here this forenoon and are finding
many changes in the old town, all OF
which are for the better Mr., Arm
strong Is @ & n. w. conductor be-
tween Ishpeming and Green Bay.
This is his first visit here in sixteen
years. Messrs. Guensburg and Lust
field were formerly in business here
Stambaugh Journal
Mr.. Sherman, the mining engineer
who came here TO play base ball has
been appointed special city engineer.
Mr.. Sherman Is graduate Of Western
Reserve university and well up In en-
gineering work. He Is being assisted
by Mr.. Rafferty,. young man who Is
taking an engineering course at the
same university,
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs Fred McGee last Wednesday.
Mrs MCGEE was seized with convul
sions Thursday morning and her life
hangs in the balance with hope quite
bright for hor recovery.
Hon. l.. T. Sterling and Hon A. q.
Cook came up from Iron Mountain last
Wednesday and spent the time between
trains here. Mr.. Sterling will again
represent Dickinson county in the leg
islature.
Miss Daisy Uren will teach the com
ing year at Tacoma Wash. Miss Uren
was In the Aberdeen schools last year
and her good work there brought her
the fine position at Tacoma
Mrs G. NJ Rogers is still very sick
at her home in this city Mrs Rogers
was stricken at Lansing last month
while there on visit and has. been a
very sick woman since that time
Mr. and Mrs, E. = Coe and Or. and
Mrs VIM. McBurnsy visited here
Thursday afternoon with Miss Alma
Lustfied
Misses Ellie johnson and Coda Win
quist OF Rockford. III. are visitors at
the Lebanon parsonage tor few
weeks
Miss Darcelle Reindl of Menominee.
and the Misses Anna Savlan and Mar.
guerite Webb OF this city are spending
the week camping at Lake View.
j. S. Patterson, deputy for the Mac
cabees, was in the city last Tuesday on
his way TO Iron River.
All persons having repair work at
my store are requested TO call for same
before July 90. Peter Scholl,
Mrs Spencer, state librarian, is
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas H. Wat
son this week
Miss Darcell Reindl OF Menominee is
visiting with her brother, Fred NJ
Reindl OF this city
jacobs Bros just received fine lot
Of sheet music which they are Offering
for sale. Drop in and look them over.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Guensburg Of
MenomInec were visitors here during
the week
Will Rein. Frank Ball and several
others fished somewhere this week
they tished that's all
Mrs. Henry Starr Of Sister Bay. Wis
is visiting Mr. and Mrs John Brann
Mrs. Starr il sister 81 Mr. Brann
David b Henley of Iron River was
"a Crystal Falls visitor last Monday
A baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs John Mason last Sunday
The jewellery sale at Schollis will
close Saturday, july %.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-16
Land Company Complains

The Upper Peninsula Land Co. with
headquarters in Chicago complains that
it's lands in the upper peninsula are as
sessed higher than that OF residents
The holdings OF this company are
mostly in the eastern part Of the PEN
insula.