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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

flint 8atten gebrodt bat, bon Der
g[nfloge, einen 0dpon, llonllid) 8il'
liam S. Gber pcr9ittet 5it baben,
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mes SSntereiie, oa Die gngcflagte Md
mir iiber ieniotionelle @rfaDrlnlgcn
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iid reben genradt batte. slls iie
goer int borioen Sabre beiratbct,
mar iie Ste @ottin oes glrsteS 2oren
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ter oelien bppnotiidem ginflnB Iie
5u iteben bebauptet. goer bermad'
tie ibr BEL ieinen Sooe ale feline 2e-
bensperiiherliitgs.Bolic
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bate, ipeldes linn BON einein gr5te
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idrie6en iporoen mar. 9iidter
Grimm nieB Die @eiGmorenen an,
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gensausfaeen isEbeadtet 3u Iaiien
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ausiagen bas l1rtbeiI gu fdIlen.
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8erbinoung nit Groer unfreiiuiIIie
getueien feien, oa iie pOllig inter
benz Bppnotii6en einflnB Or. Dor.
ep's 9eitanoen babe, su Dem iie aud
mad oem So6e Groers 5uriidfebrte.
9oratfbin puroe 9orep perbaftet
iHto gemeinim nit ieiner @atfin
oes Noroes an9eflagt, SeitOem bat
er nebrfad Deriudt, NIT ibr III Ser.
binoung 81 fommen, iebo6 obne Gr.
folg, ba 6rau Dorep itd) iueigert, i'm
81 ieben. lin ridt ipie6er ieinem
@infIuB 5u erIiegen.
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Senano mill piiien, inie picI Der
8ei5cn lldbiten Serbit foiten miro.
9aS peiB irb nidJt. 9iS oaDin frabt
mandcr @odeI, DER ieet crit picpfrn
fam.
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men, Seui5ern iutO Sdmer5ensibrei.
en- geauGIter @itnteniden erbaut
worocn eS iin6 Dies bcionners Die
Sditier Der 3obnarate
6eibt oa INNER: 9ion fiibrtc Die
8ralt 5im glItore. Sab es ipobl 5it
ireenb elmer 3eit cin @aoben, oas
man fiibrcn muBte9. Sc6es Ndbden
ipiiroe geipib Den 8eg I'M 9unfelm
finOen.
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ser Meni6, mag er MIN Seifcniie'
ser ODER 9roldfenflitider ieiu, gans
9eftali, lplc etlle 3eltllltg 8eieltet llllo
geidrieben iperoen milB, iino piel
beiier nls Der 3eitrngsnetli6.
Cine 2eierin i9reibt: sd babe
einen Gtreit nit meirrr iSrernoin
gebatt. sic bcbauptet, OnB Die 8itt-
men ungliidlider ieien, uls Die 8rait'
en-, tueIde bon Dem Wanne getrennt
leben, id ongegen brbaitpte bas @e.
gentbeiI. g8ie oenfen sic oariiber9"
Gs tblit mir ber5Iif 2eio, Dab id
Oieie 6rage nidt beartiporten fam,
ga i6 in oteier Gidltrng feline Gr.
fabrung beiiee. SIT irgeno cine ge.
ebrte 2eierin bieIIeidt in Ser Gage,
oariiber glusfitnft 5lt geben2
9aB icoes Ding 5ipei Seiten bat,
Dos lebrt 2imburger Safe,
go iebr er aii6 ben 0iilnb Dir labt,
geIeibiet ct Die Naie.
Der Drlidertenfel.
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9rndertenfel . @ite.

@ar inande Sodter tritt 5ur sfns-
6iI6iing III 6ns sSnititut lnb fonntt
nit GinbiIOung beim.
Der ,Monn tpelder Die @euobn-
belt bdt, BEL Der glrbeit gu pfeifen,
fam getp6bnIi6 beiier pfeifen oIs
arbeiten.
Dos &anteel 1T ods Sdiff aiii
Dem GanOrneer Der @iilte, ober aid
mon6cs Sdiff a,tf Dem @lecre oes
2ebens lit etrt anrneel.
pSans, pert On biibi6 brab biit,
befontirtit Oh cine Sfintenielnmel. "
gaber, Waontd i6 nero mid bod
nidt bejtedem iaiienl@
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sdlledlte Grnteansiidten.
Der geri6t Ser sstaats slderbqube.

Der 9eridt Ser sStaats glderbalibe.
boroe bringt menig Sroitli6es.
&. G. SSilion, Ser Sefretdr Der
itaatli6en gIderbailbebOrbe, beridtet
iiber BEN Saatenitanb in Miiiolri,
mic folgt:
Ser Monat mai mar iniplge Der
iiberm6Bigen Tegenfdlle linO Der I'M
eefr6bnIi6 niebrigen Semperatur fir
Die Sarmer in Miiiouri iebr ungiin.
itig. Mtit sllsnabme tpeniger Count
ties i'm iiibli6en Sbeile bes Staates
unO einem fleinen Serritorilim III
0oc6peit MiiIouri, mo es i'm glniang
ser Saiion 8lt troden par, miro polt
iibero1 ber iiber 5u pieI 9tegelt ge.
slagt 3uoem mar bos @etter ni6t
bIrB uneeip0bnIi6 fiibl, es feblte oud)
on Scnnenidein. 8ie 9eridte ans
sen GinSelnen Sbeilen oeS Stoates
lailten folgenberntaBen:
WoiS: Die pielen Sfeqenfdlle i'm
pcrfIpHenen @onat baben oos 9ln-
pilcu5en BON Mois icbr pers0ggrt.
gS iiio lett i1GB,rgsmeiIe S0.5
8ro3ent Der Maisfeloer bepflon5t
2rbteg Sabr morer Inn Oieie 3eit
9t.2 gSro5ent on9epflan3t 9o Dor
cineln Monot bereits 46.7 Bro5eni
nuJepflan5t parclb iinb i'm Wonat
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oen. 2S.3 &ro5ent niiiicn nad9e,
pilaa5t iperOen. lleber Sen Gnaten-
Itnu6 miro ourdmeg niel 9eflo9t. SSll
Tro5enten ausgebriidt, iteIlt ii6 Der,
ielbe auf 672 gegeu 1913 I'M Mai
letten SSobres rn6 SO.2 Dor 5ebr
Sabren
@ei5en: Der Stono Ser @ciSen
ernte miro nit SO abgeid1bt geger
70.5 Dor eillen 0tollat uno 76.i in
@tai porigen Sabres. Sn bieler
Counties bat Sic SeiferrfIiege GROCER
Sda6en angeri6tet. Ole @rnte mir
in atpei bis bier @o9en eineebeimi
perben fonnetL ie noh Ser @egen0
Safer: Die sthsii6ten aiif cint
quite Saferernte iinb i'm gan8eHStoa
te giin5tig. Ger ietioe Stono bel
Grnte miro NIT 91.2 abgei6dBt ge
gen 83.2 Dor einem Monat ltuo 83.s
i'm Mai porigen Sabres.
&lee, Sirnotbp uip,: Der Stani
bes aIten aIees miro nit 1876 ab
| geifdtt, Der bes nelten aees mi
1856; MfaIfa nit SIG; Gtmotbp mi
1877 uno 5IodS nit S6.4.
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gas.

Serr S. g. Seires unier
SdmieOeneiiter 1T felt lebteu 0titt.
tood Der gIiidlide Batter zines ge-
iilnoen itrmnmen Sungen.
ssrau 8. 8oeger bor ct. 2oiiis
lit Ianmt ibrem beiOen S6bne Ser.
bert uno BaIter bel oer Gdrnilien
Q. 8oeger iino 6. engeIbredt gu
9eiu6.
@ie mir bDren itebt Serr s..
grinf I'M 8egriff feline Sarm gu
perfaufen.
9as gibeIfeit itt Wat. Sterling
ipar iebr gut beiiidt iino nnbnten
an 6ennieIben aitBer oen Baitoren
bieiieer @eniein6en aud cine idope
glnoobl @emeinoeglie0er itatt.
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9as gobnenlieO.

gs mar einlnal eit Sumter
8on 2iebe ftarf our6gIiibt,
Ser ipoIlt' beiingen iein Ma69en
l1no lang na9folgenbes 2ie6:
sd liege i'm @ras, Oh Sroitte,
Sm tpanenoen Sobenrau6.
9ort ipddien &artoffeln 1n6 gfiiben
llrb bliibenbe @obnen aud.
Ser 8obne mltB i6 Old berglei6eil,
Sic pG1it 10 bod tbie Gu,
Gs tpiitft lire bol6e @Iiitbe
geritdnoniBinnig mir gu.
Sic trdgt tuie OH feline &lei6er,
ginett prddtigen, griineB Rof.
llrb ibre fetirige 9liitbe
@Iei6 9einen SaargeIod.
SD Iieae i'm @ras uno itn,ne,
Ste lol1es iilnglldb mar,
0as 9u unb Die ttiitIi6e 9obne
Sid gIeiden 10 tpunoerbar.
9as 2teb brobt' er ieiner 2iebiten,
Die CABS ibren @ettern sur Sanb,
Die gaben es tpeiter BEN 8oien,,
tSp fant's burd's garSe 2olto.
9fan iprod BON ben ttdrr'iden Old,
ter
9aIb aIlerorts Hit Sobn
ltno mo iein SieO ertonte,
2ief jung itit6 aft odpon,
9rlm iagt man beiit' nod INNER,
gSenn e9ter @lofinl bIiibt:
48os eebt ia bod iDabrbaftig
gfo9 iiber's 9obneitIieol~
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Spnnmlidt brimst gerSer6en fiji

&ei1ne unb @ifroben, aber gIut
fann es ni6t erreiden. sSorni's gu.
penfrdliter bernidtet oie &ranfbeits.
Seine i'm 2ebensiaft. 9ieies Sell
mitteI bat cine intereiiante @efdi6.
te. Cine 3ettung unS 9roidiire,
Dolle 9eldreibung un6 slusfunft ent
balteto, miro SSeoem frei 8iteeionot,
ipeldle ieiren gamne uno ieine gIo-
reiie eiitienbet an Or. Beter Sabr.
nep & Cons Co., 1875 @. Sopne
slpe, Gbicago, Sa.
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@GbdJentrGnmc.

Die iebnt iid nad @eniti, iino tued-
ielpoIIen 2oien
ltnO Die na6 tralltem Seim itno It'll.
Ter 9fIidt.
Die Cine pfIaltBt ms Ser5 ii6 ipiloe
Roien,
Die 9Inoere @eilden nno gergiB.
meinrid)tl
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Srrp lpridDt 8igamiftin Scs @atten.
morSes frei.

Sn ct. 2o,iis ipuroe am Ietten
Sanstas 5rau Dora GIi5abetb Dor.
eD, bie es nit 90 Sobren bereits 5it
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

was referred 10 and that IL saloon,
could close then there was no reason
why they could not close on other Sun.
days. At this point John Brandon,
who has been conducting the Piper
house bar tor year, interrupted the
meeting BY stating that had sold more
liquor and taken in more money last
Sunday than he mad on any previous
Sunday. When advised TO keep still be
continued to boast OF what he had
done.
A number of saloon keepers who
were present. among whom were w.
j. Sohook and VIM. Hill, stated that
they were willing to close If all were
made to close. Yet in the face Of this
declaration the council did not have
nerve to order the lid to be put on.
Paul Minckler. who was present,
here got the ear OF the council and for
a time was the Minckler we used to
know in early days Without mincing
words he Informed the council that
there was an immoral house In his end
of the town and wanted to.know what
was to be done ABBOTT IL. He said that
on every afternoon several livery rigs
were lined up IN front OF the house and
that he did not .propoe to tolerate II
any longer IL the council did not act
he would take the law in his own
hands and something would happen,
and Paul generally means what he
says too. We understand Mr.. Minck-
ler's complaint had the desired effect,
for the next day there was scurrying
TO get away.
The following evening we are In.
formed that three was hurry.up
meeting OF the council held and the
application OF John Brandon the man
who bad boasted OF having sold more
liquor last Sunday. while Rutledge was
here. than he had on any previous Sun.
day. was approved. making twenty
saloon licenses. when the law says only
ninteen should ,be approved. The
attorney was called up over
Inc telephone and we are told that he
Informed the council that Il could APP
prove only ninteen. The minutes OF
The council show that Trustees Hartley.
Larsen and Moss voted In favor Of
the license Trustee Mahon
Toted no, and Trustee Long did not
'ote.
And the end IL not yet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
Yeomen Changes

Members OF the Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen In this city will be
interested In learning OF the meeting
OF the state officers OF the order which
was neld At Ironwood last week Thurs
day. AT this meeting there were pre-
sent Safe Foreman. r. A. Bruce and
State Treasurer. l.. p. Allard Of Memo
minee; State Correspondent A, ID.
Dupuis OF Escanaba. and Trustees
Joshua Thomas of Bessemer, and John
Thompson OF Tronwood
AT the meeting the books Of the
different officers were audited and after
the completion OF tho routine business
MI. Allard presented his resignation.
claiming that the press OF his personal
business affairs would prevent him
from longer holding the position.
Mr Todd OF Eseanaba was elected
state treasurer 30 succeed Mr.. Allard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

| more. Under the provisions OF the
Warner Champion law only the mum
Der Of saloons doing business in April,
1909, can be licensed. This number
according to the county treasurer
books was 10; and this number OF
saloons is all that Iron River can have
from now on.
Yet at the meeting held Monday
evening the president Of the village
and certain members OF the council
openly advocated he allowing OF ne
many applications az might be pre-
sented. simply because the village
needed the money. When it was stat
cd that that could NOT be done, as II
Is In violation of the law, the president
advocated letting the county treasurer
or the courts decide the matter.
Two liquor licenses were approved
at this meeting. One of these was the
so-called Olson license. The granting
OF this license had previously been OBJ
jected to by many OF the citizens resid :
ing within 300 feet of the corner of
Third and Maple streets. where Mr..
Olson had erected boarding house.
A counter petition was presented on
Monday evening. which favored the
granting OF this license.
An opinion was read from the at
torney generals Office. which stated
that the district should be considered
a residence district and that the saloon
license should not be granted. An o.
pinion was also read from the prosecu.
ting attorney OF this county, who held
that license should he granted. as the
street should be- considered business
street rather than residences street.
City Attorney A. J. Waffen also gave
a written opinion. which held practi.
cally with the prosecuting attorney.
Mr. Waffen however. suggested 10 the
council that II there were other ap-
plications 10 be approved he would ad-
wise allowing them instead OF the Of
son license, the legality of which would
be questionable and would undoubtedly
bring on a contest In the courts.
We understand the legality of this
license IL 10 be- contested and the mat.
or will be taken into the courts as
loon as the saloon Is opened for bust
,ess. rs Mr. Levitas. who Is TO conduct
he saloUn and Ia whose name the red
ard will be issued. will be arrested
or opening saloon IN residence !
district
The question Of closing the SALOONS
n sunday WAS then considered In or.
ler - head of agitators coming IN
lere Ind creating trouble The fact
hat Rutledge was here the day be fore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

Mr.. Peter Dondonau went home last
Sunday night for few days, returning
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ID. DUDE wene home for a few
weeks visit last Monday night.
Mr. p. O'Grady. agent for the Sui.
livan Machine Co. of New Hampshire,
was an Aniasa business visitor last
Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Davy moved from Calu-
met Mine to Alnasa last Thursday and
will reside in the future at No. 2
Maple st.
Mr.. Joe Eastman was Crystal Falls
visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Minkus left for Chicago
last Saturday night 10 attend the fun
eral of his uncle, the late "a. Cannon.
BE returned Tuesday morning.
B. Herzberger of The Kalamazoo
Corset Go. sold his well known Amer
lean Beauty" corests to the Minkus
store.
Ed. Spoo. agent for Kruger &
Laughlin Milling Co., was an Amasa
business visitor last Thursday.
The base ball fans held meeting
last Friday night at the town hall and
elected the.following officers:
Manager Chris Rowe.
Chairman Harry Morrison.
Sec'y a. Treas. Peter Dondonau.
Captain-Joe Richards.
There were % candidates for posi-
tions and all have TO get out and hus-
tie as there are three or four in some
cases fighting for the same positions.
Those having no competition are
John Bloomquist-lst base
K. II. Martin-Shortstop
Chas. Oleson-Outer field.
Adler IL Gray logging Co. have crew
loading their cedar poles on cars at the
Michigan Junction.
Messrs. Geo. Promo and Anton Web
er were Crystal Falls visitors last
Thursday
Mr. A. Singler OF wstersineet. agent
for the road graders, was an Amasa
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs q. W. Hughes was Claiming
visitor last Thursday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

V.
One by one.the Rebel gun boats vanish
ed In this battle grand.
Destroyed as II by magic by some
master hand,
Soon the giant battlements. guarding
Mobile Bay.
Fell aud crumbled and In mass OF
ruin lay.
vi.
Grandly on sailed Farragut into Mo-
pile Bay.
AND the fair and noble city, just before
him lay,
Like some fair and beauteous maiden
rescued from the hand
or some hesrtless bandit, scattering
misery through the land.
VII.
When the Hall OF Fame Is crowded
with legislatures of heroes bold.
And the last page of history has truth
fully been told,
Standing midst the grandest and the
noblest.on.that day,
Will be our own great Farragut, the
hero OF Mobile Bay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

Edna Stolberg).
Come Massa, Come Massa.
To Farragut am comm
Him got all dc army
And ready TO tigntln.
He's got all de weapons
Dat MIN needs at de Bay
Him will win. | bet shurly.
Flo he's got all de day.
Him's dashed 70 de riggin.
See how bravely ne stans
And de bullets are a fiyin
All ober de Ian
Oh Listen, my massa.
At de tundering sound
De Confederates will make us
Git of dis groun.
Farragut. Massa Farragut
Has you captured de bay1
Or am IL de Confederates
A comm dis wayi
On, Farragut has come.
From de battle de Bay,
An he's n shuly won
De battle OF this day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
farragut the Brave

(Hilma Ronquist.
Farragut was captain bold,
He used to live in the days OF old
he planned to capture Mobile Bay,
And turned out victor In the fray.
He planned TO capture IL at night,
For that is the safest time TO fight;
He dashed his vessels two and two,
SO as to get more safely through
Morgan and Gaines, two powerful
forts,
We're on each opposite shore OF the bay !:
And near them ths Confederate snips
every one,
or every description under the sun.
The sky was dark and full of-cloud,
And the cannon Numbered long and
loud
The cannon balls flew around like hail.
But the brave union men did not quail
Lashed to the rigging straight and
stark,
Farragut. gave orders in the dark;
And through the Confederate ships
they broke.
DESTROYING a ship at every stroke.
Then went they for the fort,
And the battle was terrific, but short,
And Fsrragut came out ahead
As the old time records said.
Oh l-Farragut was captain bold
He used to live in the days OF old,
He planned to capture Mobile Bay
And turned ont victor in the fray.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30

county and will be eagerly sought artei
by the men employed at the Dobel
mine.
At depth OF 200 feet a fine sampl,
OF ore was cut in the Konwinski shat
early Wednesday morning. The shaft
will be carried down TO the 800 fool
level when drifting will be commenced
The find on Wednesday has made every
one connected with the property fee
quite jubilaut friends can hardly
reach Billy Schneider with ten foot
pole.
A representative of the st. Paul Rail.
way company has been in town during
the week. and has gone over a good
deal of the territory in this vicinity
and also around the Chicagon niue.
We are informed that he will leave for
Chicago this evening and that the re.
port to the company will be in favor
of running line direct to Crystal
Falls by way of the Chicagon mine.
II has also been suggested that the
people Of this end of the county ought
TO get together and give some tangible
evidence. in the way of guaranteeing
patronage, that they desire to have the
ST. Paul extended to this place. The
Reporter has no hesitanoy in guarsn-
teeing to the ST. Paul company that
the people Of this end of the county
will be most liberal In their patronage,
but they would like to see the company
get road In here before some OF them
are placed In their graves.
The st Paul company need have no
hesitancy in competing for business
the company will be amply repaid.
Gibbs & Sons saw mill. in the west
srn part OF the village. expects to be
gin saving next Monday.
This mill has recently been overhauled
and remodelled. and Is practically
new mill. A new boiler and engine.
trimmer. edger. niggor. resAw, saw
lust blower. ETC.. have been installed
and the mill enlarged sufficiently to
,ut 25, OOe.to 30 600 per day.
The company has two million feet OF
aemlook logs already on hand TO saw.
which will keep the mill running for
several months and give employment
% % or 80 men.
This will be good thing for the
and should be encouraged.
The village council. at its meeting
his week. has gone on record as being
wiling 60 violate the liquor laws OF
he state, by approving more liquor
applications than the law allows. Ia
rider that the village treasury may be ]
reimbursed 10 the tune Of s5OU or
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
Nest Side News
From the Iron Rivers tambaugh Re-
porter J

Mrs. Tidy Hutchinson and baby ar
lived last eveing from Seattle, Wash.
hgton, for visit with relatives and
Fiends. Mrs Hutchinson formerly
fsided here and was principal of our
gh school.
Iron River has a splendid chance to
bcure another saw mill. toe represen-
btives Of which have been here during
pc week If we want IL our people
bould get together and take up the
hatter with the company. We under
land they are considering Iron River.
IBIS opportunity should not be passed
b.
Mac Morrison came over from Crys-
4 Falls Tuesday forenoon and IL again
work.
Mrs. Dan F. Boyle and child arrived
Pre- last week and will make their
pmq at the Baker mine, Mr.. Boyle
ping night captain there.
Rev. II. c. Rutledge. representative
the anti-saloon league was here last
hturday and Sunday evenings, which
used every saloon 10 close promptly
lcording to law. Sunday evening he
iessed large number OF people in
swedish Mission church. explain
many points In the Warner Cramp-
liquor law and what had been &C
npilshed during the recent local op-
p campaign. We understand here
ler every saloon In Stambaugh town
? viii DO closed on Sunday and that
violation will cause the violator TO
eart sfore Judge Flanagan.
ne new steel Iyaft house at the
~ mine has been placed In posi-
ana the work OF riveting the joints
Peing pushed as rapidly as possible.
: shaft house will be- 90 feet high
DC one Of the best In the county.
new cement block boiler house has
n finished for some time and the
EN OK Installing the boilers IL we'll
psr way The engine house is also
ply completed.
ne Oliver Mining Go. is grading
'eVeling location for 20 or 80
e@ which will he located on the
'ueas' iotty OF the Dober property.
l9.alion viii make one Of the best
n'o" desirable Ia this end Of the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-30
School Notes
Continued From Page ST.

Nv.
oh the glory OF that hour. oh, the
grandeur of the man
Like the Beacon light OF Freedom.
stood Farragut that day
How his men fought like demons. how
Calmly guiding every movement, al
each roadside black was hurled.
they hoarsly cheered,
AS each sinking rebel gunboat. plung-
cd and lurched and reared
Mortal wounded, sank to rise no more.
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