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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18
SOMEBODY PLAYED 4 IoKE.
@Pinchot," "Ballinger," Lydia Pinkhann
Registered at Y. N. c. A.

Washington, July 49, Gift" Pincalot
and Dick BallingeT are registered az
lpGtellows at the Y. NJ G. A. building.
Room AZ has been assigned to tlssns
Lydia Pinkham, George ]. Could.
Brodie Duke. Kermit Roosevelt. Charlie
Taft and Senator Beverage. also have
their names on the register at the build
ing.
The discovery that the binlding shell
tered such diqttaries created quite
furry. Cards were sent to tira desk and
the nota1es were PACED to carry out
the Joke
No one has been able 10 ascertain
who forged all the names. The page has
beEn removed from the register.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTERS
Find Help In Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Hudson, Ohio.-''If mothers realized
the good your remedies would do deli
cate girls | believe there would be

FEWER weak ana ALI
ing women. Irreg-
Iular and painful
periods and such
ltroubles would be
relieved at once in
Imany cases. Lydia
IL. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is
fine for ailing girls
and rundown wo-
men. Their delicate
organs need O tonic
laf,d fhn CnnnnOtlnd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18
Mrs. Hartie Gets Absolute Divorce

Pittsburg, Juhy rs. "A decree OF abb
solute divorce 10 Mary Scott Hartic
from lsr husband, Augustus Hartie, the
millionaire paper manufacturer Of Pitts
buTlz was granted by Judge Robert S.
Frazer, In common pleas court, Satm-
day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18

"Every big millionaire likes TO tell
how he got his first thousand dollars"
"Yes. he's usually on safe ground
there. -Pitlsburg Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18
SHOT DEAD IN HAVANA.
Cousin Of President Gomez Killed BY
the Mayor Of sancti spiritus

Havana, July lS.--Joaquim Gomez, a
cousin Of President Gomez Of Cuba, vas
stbot and killed saturday night hy Mar.
seniz Moles, mayor Of Sannti Spiritus.
Aloles claims that he fired in self de.
Tense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18

Knicker- What Is your idea Of ma,
hicipal government? Booker First
provide m auto and then create an
Office to ill It.-New York Sun.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

certify to the Maharaas death Then how could he
prevent the tragedy of the panther taking place? He
cursed his forgetfulness leaving his revolver at the
dak bungalow He had brought only his of seal
pels and another OF hypodernic needles. OF what
could they be unless put both the Princess and him
self of torture in the worst emergency? Suddenly
idea flashed upon him. He wheeled upon her and
spoke tersely though tone of deep earnestness of
purpose.
- You must escape from the palace before give the
word that the Maharaa is deadi''
But how can do so? [ must pass through the Hall
of the Panther and would be discovered
have taken that into account. | intend to raise
disturbance in there during which you might slip
through the hall unobserved Could you then find your
way out OF the palace?
Yes; but where am to 60, Sahib, so that shall not
be brought back?
ITO the dak bungalow. where l will follow. You
must trx and get there somehow.
The Princess drew back as if fearful of tempting a
new and unknown danger. But the hour was not for
standing convention; SO he placed his about her
protectingly.
You. must trust You must believe when
say that love YOU your hour of distress, and if luck
helps out when it has passed over guess this is
what people call Fate
But, Sahib, behold I already in the white
clothes of a widow In the they may stone
The savagesi he muttered between set teeth only
with harder word interposed. Think of Stonng
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

r,ected Presently the aperture stood woman, a
Youthful admirably proportioned figure, draped in
serial of such flilny whteness that she appeared like
wrath White flowers her hair assisted the I'M
--ssson DR. Ward instantly perceived that has visit
% features of that Arvan type of loveliness sung
hv the Hindu poets. but permitted to the out
cast occidental gaze He was also quick notice that
he had never before remarked terror poignant on a
beautiful human face He saved the puzzng ques
+; o what action take by her moving forward. hold
inc IN her hands ieweled trnkets which she had evil
IDENTIFY stripped from her person In moment she had
sunk down at his feet. offering him the tTinkets in at
titude of suppllcation
Fe-1ngee Sahib Hakirl, she whispered, IN accents
F-lened with dread than grief. MaharaJa save!
Dr. Wards first thought was that he was confronted
with painful bun not unfamiliar situation, daughter
ea5Ine with him for her fathers life; but the look OF
terror shot from beneath her appraised lashes and the
aver of fear In her voice ignied otherwise than sor
row He glanced into short passage connecting his
rtr7ent with the hall quickly, and bolted door
- cut of observation from that direction. hen he
-ed 10 persuade his visitor TO sit beside hlm on the
se chair and relieve her mind OF its evident distress.
After pause OF hesitancy the single word panther
ELI from her lips. Atte tiIne shlver ran through
al her frame.
Panther" repeated Dr.. Ward " Now tell me what
that beast has to do with your coming here If you want
me 20 help vou YOU must not hold back anything. You
nav be sure wish 10 be your friend. This the literal
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

woman escaping from the jaws OF panther He cast
his eyes upward TO notice an embroidered drapery Of
dark material on the wall He promptly tore it down
and wrapped it round the form Of the Princess.
You can fix It to look ike one OF the coaks the
women wear in the streets here, he suggested.
lust then came rappng on the door and voice
cried Doctor Sahib, Doctor Sahib The Maharala is
dead
Great Heavens he calculated. Quick" he
urged her Ii YOU manage to get through to the dak
bungalow tell my from to have some sort OF
conveyance ready. But Will Try and overtake you on
the way.
There is one occasion when is fitting that the rules
OF society be cast aside. That IS when the chasnl OF
eternity vawns beneath feet So he took her III
his arms and kissed her between the eyes. The chances
were not good that they would again. 1t depended
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

relieved when strain OF Persian OF Afghan blood in
her veins conquered the terror Of a weaker race.
As the Sahb says. that VIII l do, she determined,
with confidence gathering on lips that any Feringee
Sai-i3 might yea-- 10 possess
Yes You must trust 20 ne he answered Before
that trap door goes II do something if have to tackle
that Internal beast with my bare hands
But what he dO2 At any moment her absence
from the little back OF the panther cage might be
discovered; but another minute and he might be called
Though law against s1ttee is vigorously enforced
whenever possible By the British Yet in the secrecy OF
Indian palaces probably still takes place form
other The irrp-nts OF hen-a stained hands palace
walls the OF widow sacrifice shown with too much
pride feel confident that the has been
completely abolished. Unless public scandal develops
British officials compelled avoid probing what
goes behind the p1-dah-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

THEN came . story from the
L DEPTHS OF terrified nature,
which sent the blood tingling IN
not wrath through the doctor s
veins. Il left him without q par
ricle Of professional or other care
fo- the Maharaia; but a vast
amount on behalf Of the victim at
his side. This was its substance:
Tareha Bai-the Lady Jareha-
was the Youngest wife OF the Ma
ha-aia. She had been brought 10
he palace recently. and had barely
SCI eyes on her aged husband
Political reasons had prompted her
marriage while the AIaharala was
practically on his deathbed- HIS
strict adherence TO ancient custom
had PROMPTED him to order Suttee,* y
or widow sacrifice, at his death.
BIZ. As the law Of the British was
absolute against widow burning,
he had planned 10 CiTCumvent II
5v other means. Back OF the pan
-ae-'s cage was = trap door lead
5-z To q small chamber At the
moment Of the Naharaia 5 death
-he r-ap door was 10 be raised, and
The panther would find : shrinking,
HELPLESS woman. As the AIahara-
-as other wives had declined the
hon0r.-th0se Of the whispering
voices. doubtless.-it had descend
e5 on Tareha Ban. the newcomer.
For her there was no escape, unless
In the skill OF the Hakim Sahib.
She had managed to reach the
american doctor by one OF the
passages with which the walls OF
The palace were honeycombed-
Naturally, the story was told
with stress and emotion family
conveyed by this recital Of the
bare facts, and At It's conclusion
she had cast her arms about the
doctor. irnploring his protection.
For several minutes he sat staring
DIanklv into space. Mortified At the
thought that upon his word. which
must soon be gwen, hung her
doom Presently he pulled himself
together, and, while working his
brain harder than he had ever done
II MS life, strove TO nerve the
Princess 70 = realization that her
only chance for life lay II both OF
them keeping fear OF emotion ab-
solutelv under control. He WAS
relieved when Z strain Of Persian
her veins conquered the terror Of Z
/. he Sinh SaLs. -har VII ]
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

entirely upon the the physician might possess
Remember were his last words, If you hear 4
row IN the hall that is your chance to escape
Then he thrust her back into the way whence she
came.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Glob. % Saone-S epillinserne,

Mrmeens 0peringenier, General
8irbp, bar u6orbei6et ct Speri lag
oper 6en 8epilling, Ser bill bltpe
forlmgt at &ongresiem til Sloo< oe
apne<Jorbeoringer i set 6ino1s'
oar, iom enoer 1. Suli 1912. Sen
belbber Jig til en- ionrlet Gum al
ca. 22A Millioner Collars. Snee'
nigrer1 bemerter, at ban bar glor1
9periloget iaa Loot iom m1ligt, %
oct bentes, at 8eoillingen berefte1
bill blipe eioet i Gorm at en- fat
Gum bpert Mor og lite efter Sberr
flag for Sc forfiellige Mrbeioer
Ser er uopalgt 211 &roiefter ii
8ebilling for set fommenoe Budget
8lon6t 6isie er en- 8epilling pat
$25O,O00 til en- Demning / @isiis
fippii mel1em ct. saul og Minneo
polls, 80 SOB bei bborbeo Mtnne
opolis oil bltoe @nbepunttet TO
sejlooien poa Misiisiippi for itprr
9ompifibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
uere Datoh.

: Sl1lius Monife, en- ung Gar
lner / NGrbeoen al @n6erlin, pelte
-oe iibite nge mel lit Mutomobl oe
breffeoe &alien. San bap0e peret
8pen for at beige lin Sober, Of
fisrte TIL lit 9iem 11ben at bape 2pg'
te paa 4ipreteiet. S Mertet tom bor
noenfor 8eien.
- Meiaetig poa &lofteiIet er
.l1ee forlsb mellem 8egrabelierne al
s. 8. 8repig og bans Ssn, SameS
8repig i gbinburg. Taoeren 6e0e
p11roielig,s rant of Slag, ioet bar
traa0te in6 i &uiet, og 6eoe inoen
en- Sime. Sans S6n be6e en- l1ge
fsr. Saoeren Dor 60 Mar % bap6e
boet Ser iiben 1880.
= Bpen @apalier bar bun6et
fsrite Smgang i &en ON @oun'
tpieoet for Hembina County. &em=
bino bar biotil peret @ountpieoe,
men peo 8alget falot 6lertallet al
Stemmer for @dpalier. &embinc
ipgte at binore Slptningen pe0 al
poaitoo, at County &omiSlererl1e
baroe brugt uloplige 6remgongS=
moaoer, og Sagen fom for &etten
CONNER Hallocf i Sarge bar afgipe1
ben &ienoelie, at Gapalier bar Setter
til Gountpieoet; men Hembina. pi
nppellere.
- Sen itanbinapiite 2iga . ba1
peb lit Morsmgoe / @ron6 SORTS iio'
lte llee neoiat en- &omite paa fen
@o11 til at iprge for Snofrielien al
Sc Setter, iom hep gipet / oenS
8latform. Dette er ferite @ang, d
2igoen bar paatoget Jig ct iaaoan'
.&perp. S @pt0ien for &omiteer
1toor 81. 8. Mn6erion at @ranl
SORTS. S oe pe0taene @eiolutione1
fiees intel onganenbe @pprgsmaale:
ON at binbe fig til be Nomtnattoner
fom foretaees beo @rimernqlgene
ba @seeotnaeIien at ct iaabant- Aunt
nl6e blioe opfattet iom en- Srette
1ettelie til Sc Meolernmer at set re
publifanlfe 8orti 1om itemte pa'
SSobn 8nrfe, Sen 6emofratiife gu
pernprfonoioot. 2igoea peotog Sic
iolutioner, ser anbefaleoe Snitiatip
REFERENDUM % r&ecall". 2igaen;
8reiibe1rt er Dommer 81. 6. &ar1o1
al Sarge, Sefreter og &osierer Gar
5srenien at @ranb Sorts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
oagRo1taenssssops

fpo, Sc. &opteinll1
.gil $ 90 beIlere faloe for mig
emo for 8ierne, Sipert?" ipurgte
&apteiner me6 bel6ig @eit.
~geei - mem fdp6, ffp6, @aptein-
life mig - men ollie be un6Ilupne
Smaa6ieole oben ODER mtig!" ipare-
Sc sen fempen6e Gilbert meo rplten=
6e Stemme.
@apteinen iigteoe ct goM @tpffe
open ODER @iperts &obe6 og breno-
tie 1ps poa sen mbrfe 9th uf ,16bruo-
tie 8ier.
Set fterfe @nolo og 2ufttrptfct
gior6e goo @irfnins, ioa 6en itsrlte
&ort al 8ierne Git / Gior6en.
~8eboI6t $ 2ibet, @iDert?"
ipurgte @ramer % nerme6e fig Sen
ubel6ige 8lommetDb.
nSSa biit 9ioroe ieg-me11 BET frab.
ler, bet ipier, bet br9n6er. @ano,
@ano> flyer ieg! Sag 9ie,1 og gib
mig en- 0berbaline."
vMen @igten, @ibert! st fol6t
@ao er lite go6t for @'tigt."
~2ige meget! Sen clogs 6otpler,
&apteinen bobbe meo, bor not tr1f.
fet Segten 13, beriom leg eners ftal
bebol6e 2net."
Saa fit Sipert fig be6 aapteinens
&ielp ct forfuarligt Bob, Der be.
frie6e bam for &eiten al Bierne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
-UDVALGTE B0GER

bisrneet, Roman af CART Etlar, 6Oc. eleg:
indb. ~s5c.-UdvalEte Eveatyr q ttlstorier. at
II. c. Andersen, 3b2 Slider. 50 illustrations
telling fra Norge afJonae Lie, 6oc.-dtenge-
hsvdlngen eg D~roonlnGens vagtmester, s5S e
rit Etlar, 664 Slider, 500, ele&. indb. $1;2e.
indb. 3l.5o:-Koneens Ynd!lnF,. Of Carl Her
mann, Q slider, 800, eleg. indb: $50
Ssmandshistorier. { II. Drashmann. SOC
II. Bjursten, $40 slider, $1.-Faa 0uds veje,
afBj. Bjornson, 6Oc, eleg. indb. $1.0O:-Sot'
CLINT, Fortellinser, skitser og Digte afAdan
Dan, Coo, eleg. indb. S5c.-Deo hlle Dekla1le.
1ndb. $1.25.- Nybyggerne og Dlokhuset. Il
Forte1linger af Kr. 0stergaard, jndb:. Toe.
-~su 6krtO efter Jsldseessdtg kaeaIe1
y %. RAsMUssEN-PUB.e 90.
!79o-724 8. 18th st, Minneapolis, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

breb.
Dette 8loos nbgiper, Sr. s.
&asmusien, 9iper, iom iagt, Gr.
Gisbolm lin be0ite Mnbefaling al
bans lofale &eferencer fan ri nqo-
ne ioa aniete Berlonligbeoer blanot
9anlferne i indianapolis iom Mn-
iitlererin6e Mrs. @alter Slien,
1914 g. Stote Street, Sn6ianapp=
lis; Scr. @olter Senien, Sec.*Sreai
Snoiono &og on6 Cattle &om6e:
Company, 3011 unitp 8log.> Snoi-
annapolis, og 8aitor s. 8. 8ertbsi-
fen, SO7 8. &oble Street, Sn6ian>
apolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Carnegie % Mar samme1.

Mnoretp Carnegie fpl6te iioite ngf
70 Mor. &an er blepen meget eel
Set / Sc iibite Mar og meget ipnf'
fet. Men ian bar bebaret Snter
eSlen for filantropiffe Irbeioer. :
Anleoning at Geoielsbagen fienfe
Sc ban $3,8O0,000 til @dttsburg tet
MITE STOLE, iom ban bar grurologt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

Senb otter @rbben,1mer paa bette
Slab.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
Methodist Church
.ey. H. N. Aldrich. Passion.

Rev. H. n Aldrich, Pastor.
The services at the Methodist church
tomorrow will be az follows Services
with sermon. 10 80 a m. and Z 80 ..
m. Morning subject THE Church
Militant and the Church Triumphant. "
Evening theme, "watchfulness.
The Sunday School will meet at l2
M. d. M Ross superintendent.
You are invited to all OF these SER
vices.
At business meeting Of the ladies
society held last Tuesday the final re-
ports of tho bazaar were made and
showed that the neat sum OF 5000 had
been added to their treasury. The
ladies wish to thank all those who as
sisted and patronized them. and thus
made their success possible. The Soc
iety has decided TO hold holiday sale
the FIRST week in December next, and
work for the same is now being plan
ned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Miss Lillian Gill returned from
week visit at Iron Mountain last
Tuesday.
The Michigan mine resumed work
Wednesday and we are glad to see 1t
do so as the town wilt he little liv-
lier in tire future
Bradley Barlow, travelling agent for
G. G. q. of Menominee, was an Amasa
business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. C. W. Hughes returned from
her Easter vacation at Battle Creek
where she had been visiting with her
sister
Mr.. Leslie Brooks of Quinnesec was
visiting Miss Elizabeth Gill last week,
also his cousin Peter.
I. Anderson OF Oconto Wis, wac
an Amasa business visitor Wednesday.
DR. L. g. Dozer, dentist is in town
for few days.
Mr.. Richard Matthews returned
from Metropolitan, where he had in
tended 10 stay but the iniIe having
shut down he is coming back Many
young fellows are also coming in
The u. s. Civil Service Commission
announces that on April S3rd there
will be an examination for the fourth
class post master for the position AZ
Net River. The compensation of the
post master at this Office for the last
fiscal year was s97. Applicants must
be u years Of age except in states
where the women are declared to be
of age when 10 years Of age. Women
will be admitted. Application is open
TO all citizens who can I'll require
ments. Application forms and in
formation can be had FROM the post
master at Net River or from the y. 5.
Civil Service commission at Washing
ton, ID. G. Applications must be filled
seven DAYS before tire date Of the ex'
animation.
Mesrs Hans Rasmussen and Frank
Hershaman went 10 their homes IN
Denmark, Wis, to spend the summer
learning the carpenter trade.
Mr.. Leon Marvin went 10 his home
ia Gilmore, Mich. last Friday night.
He 10 tired of Amasa ne says and wants
TO be back on the farm.
IL was n pretty quiet election this
year. The Republicans carried the
ticket with the exception Of the clerk.
The officers for the ensuing year are
Supervisor =. Whitehead.
Clerk John. Worwmood
Treasurer John Ketola. Sr.
Commissioner Of Highways--Joh'
Kivilampi.
Overseer OF Highways Gust Han
tala
Justice OF Peace Joseph Sandre.
Board OF Review full terml-Wm
= Burge.
Board Of Review Vacancy Elme
Nolingberg
Constables liver Oleson, Levi
, Aeschliman. Ira Maxi and Peter Beau
dion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
The Brood Marc.

When spring work begins the mares
are usually needed in the farm work.
says the American Agriculturist. No
hesitation need be felt about working
them II consideration and Judgment
be used. Overwork. sudden jerks or
unusual strains should be carefully
avoided. IL should be borne In mind
that the mare must provide sustenance
for her young as well as energy for
herself and her work. and due allow
ance should be made both In the feed
ing and In work required
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
Lebanon Lutheran Church

Sunday Schools at o 80 a. IN.
Morning Services at 10 80 a. IN.
Evening Services at 90 p m.
Ladies' Aid Society No. 1 next Thurs
day afternoon at the parsonage. Mem
bers and friends are welcome
Rev. g. q Erickson OF Iron River
will speak at Luther League meeting
next Wednesday evening at s:l5.
Young and old are invited II will be
OF interest TO all. Several musical Sc
lections will be rendered Rev Erick
son is about 70 move 10 his new field
Of work in South Dakota.
Confirmation Glass No. Saturday
at 10 100 a. m.
Confirmation Glass No Saturday
at p. m.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
NeSI side News
From the Iron River stamhaugh Re-
prter-

Afr. and Mrs. Peter Cosette, Mr..
IA Ed. Dumas and Mr.. and Mrs Joe
|rimord Of Crystal Falls were the
|nusts OF Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Cossette
'Fs(npday.
LII. q. Morrison, who mas been clerk
the Hiawatha mine for the Monro
lining company for year or 40. has
Ien appointed clerk at the Michigan
! ne at Amasa. which viii be reopen
by the Oliver company next week.
\ Morrison will make his home at
hasa.
|Ed. senisba and family. who left
vstal Falls for Washington laet sum
returned here last week and win
abably decide that Iron River Is
hty good enough for them. Mr..
,aiba., who was for four years sheriff
Ms county. says that the west 10
At ali a. he expected TO find IT.
"A u Il q good country tor poor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Easter morning thirteen new mem
bers were admitted to the church
membership.
Sunday Afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev.
Rosander will preach at Amasa.
Rev. Rosander has been invited TO
become member OF the National
Geographical Society at Washington
and also Of the Swedish. Historical So
ciety of America. He has accepted
the invitations. Tuesday and Wednes-
day he attended district mission meet
ing at Republic
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
Amaso News.

Mr.. Geo. Promo went 10 Menominee
last Thursday 10 attend a shooting
match.
VIM. Harding. Waterman FOR the
Paint Dam. was an Amasa visitor
Thursday.
otto SCHNEIDER. Joe Sturman and
Joe Richards have arrived from Met.
ropoiitan. Otto says he is more pre-
pared than ever for the coming season.
He has CREASED his arm. Joe says that
hc Il going to put the team in the
American League.
Messfa Henry Davy and Joe Melin
arrived at Amasa Saturday 20 com.
mence work at the Hemlock mine.
Mr.. Albert Nelson was Crystal
Falls visitor the latter part Of the
week
Pro Hurst and d. Pickett gave q
show at the Finnish Opera house last
Wednesday night befare crowded
bouse. They had a good orchestra and
furnished good music, All present
seemed 70 be well satisfied with th'
PLAY II was given in three acts sre
WIS emitted "Uncle Honey from tE'
sDuh .
Arbutus IL In bloom and the wood
ara full of earnest seekers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
ST. Marks Church

Second Sunday after Easter.
Morning Prayer 1880 A. nj.
Sunday School IL 80 A. M.
Evening Prayer 7'3O-P. M.
Tue Office OF evening prayer will be
said at Mansfield at 90 p. m.
st. Marks Guild will meet at 8 100
O'Clock Monday evening with Miss
Holmes.
The Confirmation instruction class
will meet Saturday morning at 0
o clock in the church.
Visitors made welcome
James f. Crosbie, Lay Reader.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Formal announcements have been re-
ceived Of the marriage at Milwaukee
of Miss Estella Isabel Derse 10 DIR, de
Sales DUDE. OF Amasa The wedding
was celebrated at the Gesu church.
After banquet at the home Of the
parents Of the bride DR.. and Mrs.
Dube left for Amasa, whore they will
10 at home % their friends after May
lat The bride IL popular young 40
ciety woman Z Milwaukee. The
groom has established an excellent
practice at amasa. where he holds the
position OF physician tor the Gibsor
m ine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

There's this to say OF the 'poR
sum-" writes Georgia younsster.
"He amt no bear. cause he's always
grirnIn' like he was In a good humor
with everybody. TIA Just as Il. when
you tel him you was goin' 10 kill
him. M cook hir, an eat him for
dinner he looked on II as A good
Joke -ipit took Il Tor a laughin' mat
ter don't know whether be IL iusl
good.natured. or was born grlnnfn't"
Atlanta Constitution.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

man 10 stay away from During the
past two months or more 1t mas rained
practically all of the time. which
makes an easterner anxions TO get back
home again,
Over at Beachwood one day last week
the roof Of box car. which was stand.
ing on the sidetrack. was lifted slick
and clean from the car By fierce gale
Of wind. which was blowing al the
time. and was dumped .on the right Of
way, alongside Of the fence --nnl a
board being lett On the top Of the car
The peculiar feature Of the affair was
tho fact that not door Of the car was
open At the time
Miss Agnes McKernan OF Iron River
10 assisting Miss Fowler In the STAN
haugh kindergarten. tho attendance
being 20 large az TO make II impossible
for one instructor 10 do the work alone.
NJ Dubois proprietor OF pentoga q
handsome city park. has had crew OF
men busy the past few days emitting
down number Of dead trees and max
ing them into stove wood. The old
dead limbs and shrnbbery will also BE-
cleaned op and burned thereby greatly
Improving the appearance Of the park
Attorney A. r. Dixon. prerident OF