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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

S6oobe lag. fdhelts fie fid BON 3ttt
81 3eit 2uft 5n.
sic trug ein fhparSes SeIoentlttoi
Elm ipeibes GpibenbdubHen idB tcfstt
auf benz leihtergroutsn 9aar, nno Elm
geitidter aafhmiribatpl mar piirbss
poIl um ibrs GduItern gelegt. Die
Rleibing itimmtg pollitdnoig 81 BEN
ipeiben, burdfihtigen 9eiibt Durd,
beFen CARTE Sdut bic blauen Weoers
den binbnrhfhimmsrten, gu ben grps
Ben, blauen, ober dusbrudslcien Aus
oen, All Der s1rten, pornsbmen Geitalt.
limb Die tleine Ode, in Der he iuB,
bob iicb in fthurfem aontroit pom Der
iibriaen Ginri6tung bes 3immsrs ab,
Die stpar iaubsr, aber i'm hohitsn
grabe einfdm nor. Sin adttnHs
ippba, 9ifdf nnb Stiihle aus ipei9sm
SoIs, ouT elmer Geite elm guders
| ihrant, auf Der onoeren Elm ldness,
unfDrmiees aIopier, bds elmer Dot
fiutFlutbIi6en 3titrednung dnsuselca
rem Idien, bds mar olIes; no dber Die
sfrau IaB, befanb ith etn eroBsrSpies
oeI nit breiiem gpIorabmen Elm 5isr'
iides 1if6den nit alsrlet RippId'
| chen unb auf benz iSenIterbretts, riepen
| ibr, itanoen 9ppfeepdhis nno etF
GtrauB friT4er gIuusn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

gincinnati. %. Suni.
gleue 6ppotbefen.


glnna 6. Msper an Goutbern Ohio
Gapinas 8ani, $40O.
5be 6nbe gnrf SO. g. ghurh on
5nbe gart Sapines 8nrt Co., $275O.
Catherine Marp an 9oIuntesr 8. U.
e. Co., $500.
emma gfuff an GOIsrain 3. U. 8.
60, $500.
Gaporo G. ganpers an Mnrn o.
5tornton, $2800.
Cora Q. 8rud an GinoeI ape. s. 4.
.. Co., $1,000,
abprsd M. Rithe[ on Bomb 6ia
g. Vi Co., $1,000.
Sarob 8cpen GorbuIb an Stutb'
ern Ohio g. II. 8. Co., $500.
5arriet u. Wseper an Wuiit 5ou 9.
Ii. 9. Co., $4,000.
Dennis WltGulousb an price 5t1
q. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
4silliam M. aribur an @. 6. Rotbs
mann, $1,000.
georee z. g. Rssb on Southerr
Cbio 6. Ii. e. Co., $500.
guitape grennsr on nnitn g. II. 3
Co., $1,000.
ebfpin 6. gropn an Marp G. Dot
ion, $500.
Gerielbs on Gntsrpriie 3. q. 60.
$500.
9tliee o. Wopers on Southern SfiI
8. u. Z. Co., $500.
alonso R. Stnmtts an Gilt Go3
g. II. g. Co., $4,000.
GstiIgts 5ppptbettn.
apuifs 8. Door an GIsnbal. .. u
la. u. Co., $500.
/ mm. r. Wugner an Brighton Ger
man 8dnt Co., $1,000.
! 6enrn magner az SeDerin Daifs'
$500,
5cbn SO. SiooimitIsr on 9bOs. e
snplor. Sbsrfff. $500.
| 9lbeIs Soboleipsii on Meittpoo
Scmeittab Co.. $4,000.
| Sarah 8otpen an GliS. 2alcni
$50.
giianrb SlbTbs an Gouthern Obi
| g. u. q. 60, $500.
Gillian .. Ruoolpb an Bon 1on 2
Ia. 6. 60, $4,000.
6enrn 6 D6tion an 1ruitsss Of ID
G. gburh, S1750.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
neber &lippelt.
Don Caroline 0eutf +.
(5ortfes

(Jortiesung)
.9as fiub Re6tsI6eingrunbe, bic
sic nit Sbrem stssnen SetpiFsn abs
MAIDEN t0nnen." unterbru6 ibH gerz
fau nit bartsm Qusorud. sd als
MsnT6 unb Ri6ter babe anbsre ans
fi9ten oariiber, uno barna9 tperbe
i6 aud banbeIn."
Limb mas perbsn Sis tbun2" frdg.
te Serr bon Shmsrti3s. gs foIte
rubis, geIuFsn tlingeu, uno bod
fpru6 cine leife innere angft aus ben
Morten.
.@as meine gfIi6t lit; in bsiben
sydlsn rperbe i6 ben Weg bes 0ffents
Iihen @erfabrens einLeiten lafsn,
Serr BON Shmerti3s!"
lleber bas runbe bliibenoe Gefi9t
beg Gutsbeftssrs siHg cine tiefs
9Idffe.
u9as perben Sic nidt tbun, bas
f6nnen uno tperben Sic niht tbun!"
iaate er bunn ua1 einem Shneigsn
lpieber. Sd pia ni1ts befhonigen,
Serr Stublri6tsr, ni6ts bemdntefn,
min 5useben, buB nidt gei6eben burfs
te, mas gei6ab. sSn meinem beiBen
gifsr iit mir bamals niht betpuBt
eetuorbsn, pielei6t auh barum niht.
neil mid Elm Ulunn barin unter<
ftiiste, Der, tpie sic Idgten --bas 9es
feb bate i6usen miifen. aber gIdus
ben Sie beun, baB mir trog aQem bic
Sahe leiht geporben isi2 gBas mos
rem bic $4,000 9ulben, bic ih gesrbt,
oeaen bas unternebmen, bds ih ins
aeben rufen tpollts! 9a5u beburfte es
elmer Milion. limb mo- bic Wittel
niht ausrei6en tpolItsn, ba arbeiteten
| aepf unb@.banten, bab ih oft glaubs
te, ipdbniinnig iperoen gu miiHen
9ltsr immer mehr bob id mid iibe,
WuFer bur6 nimmermiibe Gtbulb
dnitrengenben, ia aufretbenoen 5leiB
unb als mir bnnn nod Elm paar gIiid;
| Iihe 8Drienfpetulationen 81 !oiife Ia
men, bate ih fsften 8rurb unter mir
Su, irer Elm fertiges unternebmer
| iieht, merit ibm bic Wtihen unb 5ori
aen, bic aufresenben. ber5betlemmen
| ben Gtunben niht an, Die es I'm Gs
| foIse ssbobt.
/ ilHb babe ID bsnH far mid allsi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
aSuisstOdter.
gpn GtIir SaItsn.

Ss iinb ibrer brti, senou 10 tpie I'm
.Ssar";; unn bic cine BON ibnen bat
Bis suIest beim Batter oussehoiien. ;.
teinnbe ipis arroeIio. Dieter Batter
dber in niemals Der Rorr ieines 5ers
gems oeipsien; er bate bic aroft, mt
oLIem. auh nit bem 5bsusrften fertis
sa tuerben. Seine brei E6nier ieboh
iinb bis gum beuiigsn 5ogs nod ni6s
NIT ibm fertie eeiDorben; dhsen nut.-
hem Gebot oes 1ooieu, tpie iit unier
BEN ftobIborten Minen bes 2ebenoiesn
seitObnt hnben.
Gin tIuusr, alter airOI.r gousrn.
Ipruh: .GR net ihlaFn seb. sin5
| mi net aus. 2eopolb BON 8elgien bar
bas 5irpIsr 8auernbeuti1 otipiB uid,t
aetnnnt; bod mag er 10 dbnIi4 gss
bn6t bcben. SnGrfer nod, oeHn es
iparen ibm lpebtr b6ie nod guteMorte
obsuIcdtn, als sr nod oufGrben ipnns
bette. gliht sinusnI quite Morts. Jtbt
nber, bo sr I1ngft icbon i6lofen gesons
gen, bat er iid auf cine M5eiie rousges
spoen@, bie isinen S0htern b0hit nns
lieb iTt. Gr mar fhon iinuer Elm ans
iirenaenber Batter nnb bleibt Is du1
iihers Grab hinous. litb fiir feline
I0htsr lit ss. beim beitsn Wtllen. on
benz e ihntn ia nitt fsbn, cine fehr
mibiome Sade, ibH 5u beerben.
sSn Qaris, nob ibrerJlu6t aus ben
srrtnbous. bnb i6 oft unb lanee nii
l6st Qrinsefin auifs aeiprphsn. Gi.
aencB In jenen 5agsn fhrt Htue Grsi'
belt, aber audi Der 3crn unb Die Ber'
/ bitteruns, bic fir1 In iitbenidhriser Ge'
lfonaenfhdft In ihrsm g<miith dng.'
iammelt batten, brahen nun ,inge'
lbsmmt unb ftiirIniid aus ibr berpcr
gDns bot Tie bnmnIs niht Giles gefaet
Ilpiepiel fhfmre AntInoen erboben, tpie
pisl furnfbare acknowledgement gtger
| erIouhte unb hoherIauhte ptrfonen
unb tpie unburmhsraia bet Tie al biei
gerfonen horutterifirt. Vur ipenn pol
| ibren1 Batter bic Rebe mar. frm msrf
| niirbiae Grgbenbtit. beinabe Gsmntl
| In bic MDrte bieier homfa abrenbenG frau
.Wsein Noter = ingte iie, ~..-.. Of
Das IN etfpos onbers. Wfsin NGrttr 1
| eir arcBer a0nis. :. Wenu id an isi
| ner GtelIe mare, in Dlrbe gerubsi
| bnnbxIn. WsaH neriiebt ibu ni1t, mel
lnen guter -. 0ber, ih ptrftsbe i6n.
/ gie iab In sintm ilsinen, fhcbigs
Galon bes fleinsn. ettDos fhdbigs
Barrier 6oteis; iis mar pon 0elmor
aen bebrGngt. bon Oldubinern geheb
mar rtdht sigentIih I'm Gltns. I'm
itr Batter toHnts ibr, ipenH f6on MD
. Gnnbt unb Derfobnxng, aber aus os
J. niiIe Teinss unerI60pfliGtn Mtid
fhums Grleihtsrung iutniaitens bietkr
Il fonnit ihr helfsn, enblih ipitber 4
aibmtn; tr brnuhie niht mai nnn II
binfsbtn. brcuhie niir ben 1ing.
, fihren. Allein sr that es niht, unD I
{ irubte aud, bnb &c es nidi ibun iptrD
TennDh iprn6 iit BON ibm tn Worisl
IN btnen INNER sf1ie titft Werbtugnr
!. mar. Gis fpruH nidA aus 9ere1nnr
!. 10. bos ionnie msa ltiht meritn. Di
Il ie befsiae, nerp5fs unb impulfipe 1rn1
lie ji4 ie6en Mu@nblid binreibtn Iif'
ilber cnbtre has Qlsabsrfie ~ fagt
lat IN Dielsn Gdprd6eu. an Ditll
1aaen psn ibssm Wassr tmmss -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

Die iungen Serridaften limb aas
i'm 4teIier," Iagte bas aammermabz
den Der 5rau MebicinaIrGtb gu Paula.
2eBtere 3Dgsrte einsn 4usenbIid.
rgitts, geben gndbiges 5rdulein
nur binein," rsbsts Die 3ofe ibr gu,
Sic ft0ren niht. Sbsr tpiinihenSie
baB id sic anmeloe?"
,Rein oas lit unnOtbig.~
Sba bra3te jeBt ben gr0BteR ShsiI
bes Cages in Der Malitube gu, unh
sSQnsen mar gum eriten Wfal felt Ians
ger 3eit nit fi6 isIbft 5ufrieoen; tonn.
te er ii4 bod iugen, bob er enblih etn'
nal ettpag Rublihes tbue.
Grnu tam itets, ipenn tie elm Stiinb.
den frsi bate, gu ibnen. Sbre anpe'
Ienheit it0rte Soa nidt; ais dber heut'
antpn oa3u getommsn tpar. bate Iss'
tere iib fin btnueggeihIi6en. Si
tpurbe aud ni6t psrmibt, tsun Geo
polb's uno grna's gauSs aufmert'
Iamtett panbts iia MoOr gu, benz II
nod einmQl ins 9stpiffsn reben poII
ten, - mar es linen bod bas leBt
UtaI 70 pbrgetommen, aIs bate er oer
9ebanten zines 9taubeHspe6ieIs mid
nit folder @ntIhisbsnbsit suriidgepis
fen ME iOnit.
(JOrtfsBung fDIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

Gs mar Elm nisoriges, unI9sinbares
GebGube, bus IsBts i'm Srte; einit eir
Wleierbof, Der 5ur gr6fiih 'ntipnri.
faeu 9utsberrihdft seborts, mar {,
pieIe Sabre hinbur6 unbetppbnt gene
fen unb in 8srfaq geratben. S6eu'
men unb Stauunssn paren hdlb elm.
qeiunten, bus Dad, an Dielen SieLIer
abaebeft; betpobnbar mar nur bic eil
gentlihe Wisierei, Elm sbensroisei
5Gus6en, bas aus brei 3immern uni
elmer aiihe beitanb. Wliileibig BE-
Oedte Elm blibenbes 4uniengsfp6hs
bas Biz auFs Dad binauFtlstterts, BIZ
pielen aifIe unb Gpriinge unb bai
alte, ipurmitihiee 8altsngefiiss. 8ai
6aus laq niht an Der Sirabe, fon
bern melt in bic GeIbsr bineins.fho
ben; bon prd9tissn Nubbdumen nm
I6attet. untpogt BON Gstreioefeloern
bic es ME Elm gissr umgaben, In
Horben bon einem tleinen 4aitanien
ndlDhen begren3t, bas IN ianftsn 81
| nien biigeldrtig binanitieg, lieb bi
malerif6e llmgebung bic ginfatbtii
ia 8iirftisteit bes Gebdubes Dereef
fen.
gs fpor am 0ormittass. SIN be
Dobnitube, beren Ddnbe nit einer
einfa6en, neiben RnltaHitrid iiber
5osen iparen. FAB In eirem sspoIitertel
2ehnitubls cine sgrau, bsren Jlb
forslam auf einem 5eppi9 rubten
elm ipeibb1ariger puDsl lag Die et
SgsI suiammengerOllt ntbeH ihr. IN
INIT BEN Ga4tt. bsr nat ihtsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
-Grf4osfsine s4pdsss

-GrfhoBfeine g hmGgss
rim. gladb ener heftigen Austinaiis
oeriebung nit isinsr G6nGssrin iibsr
ftrs gesiebungea al ieinem Scbne. ers
fhoB bieier 1ass Der 39iGhrige Bar.
bier Geo Gorpino in Gan JrnnrIseo
bic 31jdhrigt Sobdnna Gcrpino In ibs
rem 6eim, 529 llnion Strabt. Gors
pino mar In Der Iesitn 3eit naraut
duFmsrsfam eemnd3t iuorbtn. oaB ttInt
Ghu1gerin, ipelde e!eihssitig kins
Gcufine III (ibre urlo fsine Wlntttr iDas
ren Ghptftsrn) in feinsin 2lidhrigsn
Eohn Angelo. sinen Glettriter ,htrbs
lid, ptrlit6t isi 5iingft beItntigte iAm
<smanb has geriiht iiber Dds Vsrs
b1ltntb Der Neiben, unb In gr0bttr
Nutb befumte er am folgenbtn Weprs
atn bic igrdu unb fteIlte fit Sur Rtot,
Gi. eeltdnb ihm lire giebe su Angelo
rnb fnase. fie lpiir0t mit ibm anI nao
bapon gsben, nm in Reno cine G1sis
nuna BON ihrfm Gatttn 5u eririrttn.
| gorDino Derfuhte, ibr biefss Worbobsn
aussursDen, bod iie beftduD b0ytnfdig
barduf. Gin gDrrt CAB bus annrt,
| bis btr fDiitbeHbt GdtDnser ftinfn Nes
Dolpsr sDg unb nlebrtre Shiiiie anf
bic frau 1bftutrts. 5hr lob trot bsis
nche nuaenblidlid, Elm. GDrpino litfsr.
lte lid, fcfort Der pOIisti aus unb ipairs
lbe nnter WsOrbnntIn9e sefttlli. " II
lsiu Misiipsr uns Naier bon ft4s Rins
Ibern, bier ssungsn uilb 5ipei Wldo6en.
| AnasIo III ftin iIie5ttr Sungt Gein
9ruber mar nit Der erm0rDtitn IN
5nbrt lang bsrbeirdtbtt; Der Ghs tnis
iprofIen sipei ainber. bic 12idhrige
slmegia unb bic 6idhrise GiIba.
MnBigIi6.
I ilnisrsFfisisr: mas fnS sis y
| 3ibiISs
i Refrut: ~UlaIsr.s
| linstrofiijitr: 80, 70 - la, bd huy
ben ~ ID au& mit pinitin y tbnit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

ben. bic Gtimme feinss Getpiifens gu
iibert6uben. S6 betlage ihn, 5u aiirS
nen permos id ibm ni6t."
Die aufregune tptrtte 10 nahtbeilis
auf Genes bob fie iid am IlGhiten
Gage auber Stdnbe fiihlte, bas 8ett
au perluiien. 9auIu blieb BET ibr unb
las ibr ppr pber ersdblte bon Dem,
mas lie in Der 3sit, mo iie nt6t NIT Der
gpuIine suiammsngetommen fpar, err
lebt bate.
2(ls 9aula bes Mittaes ni6t gum
GfIen tam, ertpahte in ben iibrigen
FdmiIienmitelieoern Die 5urdt, bob
4anes ernItIi6er ertranft lei, als lte
eealaubt batten, uno 9ermonn elite
iofort binauf in bic gemdfer Der
ShpeIter. \
sd CLAUDE, iis lit pieI trdntsr. ols
lie sugeben pilI," iagte er, als er 5us
riittam, unb er iab babel 10 beiorgt
aus, baB Die Mutter unb Murgaretha,
ernitli6 beunrubigt, ii6 ebenfalls 81
Der arantsn besaben. 9lls oieie leopd
perfi6erte, es iei ourdaus tein 9runf
su 9eiorgniFen porbanDen. iie nerb'
ieoenfalls balb ipieber gon3 tpohl ietn
Spgen iie iib, frpb, buB Die sefiirhtet'
stDruns gliidli6 pOriibersing, in tbr'
3imner 5uriid.
9lanes fiiblte iGh in ben nGhiter
gaeen nod iebr matt. bod perlteB II
bas 8ett, bamit bic Shrigen ita MID
bsunrubisten.
sd nil Der Sante meinen Dan
oofiir ausfprshen, bab fie ii4 Rein
bolp's angenommen, unb min bieIel
tpifIen IaFen, buB mir uiht aue T
bentsn tpie Der Batter" idgte asne
zines Morgens. - sd muB ben lie
ben Sungen jebpd bitten. mir nidt g.
antfporten," ieBte iis feuf8eno hin3u
,benn ipenn bic Sante fetnen 8rte
aud in ben ibren etnfhl0fs, Der 8ate
t0nnte 9erbaht f60pfen uno od
Shreiben Dffnen. - 9as bette tft
erfdbrt gar ni6t, boB i'd idreibe. 9
tdnnft ben Brief beute Rahmittag mi
Fortnebmen fpenu 9u gu Grna gsb't
bonn tpetB bier i'm Sauie gtismano ou
Ber uns geioen bon feinem abgang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

probirt II. Q. WsesaI gplifbs
unb .asafssspsss arisass. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18

r. r. Beach notified his customers
during the week that he has sold ont
his business and will leave Crystal
Falls about April 1. Mr.. c. f. DeLong
succeeds Beach q Cole in the insurance
business
Misses Gunhild johnson. Edith
Jacobson and Martha johnson visited
friends at Crystal Falls last Sunday. -
Iron Mt. Press.
Miss Margaret Sauers Of Escanaba
who visited with her cousin. Mrs.
john Tufts last week. returned TO her
home last Monday.
English services at the Libanon Lu
theran church Sunday eevning at z 100
o'clock c. A. Rossnder Pastor.
The Crystal Falls Cooperative So
ciety took charge of the Halada store
last Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. Cannon has big sale al.
yertised in this issue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18

The Seniors are busy practicine for
their play. "A College Town. which
will he given soon. Watch and wait
for the date and above all. attend 80
20 may get glimpse of a college
town.
Miss Charlotte Lusttield. in behalf
of her mother. has presented to the
High School. "A valuable collection OF
birds aud animals This adds mater
tally to our natural history collection.
These specimens were assembled by our
former citizen, Adolph Lustheld. at
an expense OF much care and money.
Mr.. Russell Penglase visited the
Western School on Monday.
Miss Behan of the Western has been
on the sick list this week.
Miss Kluttig substituted for Miss
Wehse last Friday.
The second grade room at the West
ern has been replsstered this week and
will be ready Monday.
We missed Miss James on Wednes-
day. Where was the truant officerf
Misses Ross and Hendrick were Wis
itors at the Western.
Mr.. Hill has informed us that the
entire SCHOOL population OF the south
is equal to one half of that OF the Wes-
tern. But that was before the Skier
wants had entered.
Alec Slovinsky the little lad who
broke his leg re-entered school Monday
morning.
Have Mr.. Grain explain. why dan.
cling is an art. -
Green" was the predominating
color at the Western Friday.
The Kindergarten children enjoyed a
st. Patrick day party.
One of the school children went
home the other day and reported that
one of the teachers was sick. 'sick
with arithmetic.
Hold on TO your things when you
see the teacher with the hand bag com
ing.
We taught penmanship Thursday.
Miss Fish was very busy Friday
pressing sgreen ribbon for the high
school boys.
In speaking about means OF locomo-
ton in the Sonth Supt. Hill said that
mules were all the Ego I" there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18

There is rumor that the train SER
vice on the Milwaukee road will be re-
stored soon. the train to run az it did
before the change. Mr.. Chas. II. Wat
on, Michigan solicitor for the company
TOOK up the.question and IL they are re-
stored il will be because OF his interest
in the matter. The greatest inconven-
ience that resulted from the changed
service-was the delay to the mail. I'm
der the present arrangement IL does not
arrive until IL o'clock.
A second Florida land club was or
ganized during the week and st q
meeting of the members last Tuesday
night In the commercial club rooms.
John Mason was chosen the repressn-
tative OF the club Mr.. Mason and DR..
Larson will leave soon for their Florida
trip. They will be gone 10 days at the
least
Ivring Jackson told us to insert his
announcement as candidate for the
Office OF alderman in the third ward
last week but the matter was overlook
ed His announcement appears in an.
other column.
DIR. G. +. Larson was chosen the re-
preventative To 90 from here to Florida
TO look over some land that Climb OF
ten has invested in.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanderpool re-
turned from their trip to lower Michi-
gan last Friday and report having had
"A delightful time.
Andrew Nelson concluded his logging
operations last Saturday. He will cut
all of his logs at his mill in this city. :
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18

A letter received from Arnott Hen.
drick during the week is very interest
ing reading. Mr.. Hendrick is located
at Lexington. Ky. where he is mem
Der OF the Hendrick Optical company
and is making good. Accompanying
Mr.. Hendrick' letter was package
OF genuine White Burley tobacco, a
portion Of the old Burnley pooled tobac-
co. OF excellent flavor. At the time.
March 10. Mr.. Hendrick was enjoying
all kinds Of early vegetables from his
garden. Speaking Of Political condi-
tion in Kentucky Mr.. Hendrick says
that he can forgive his old friend.
Martin Rogan. for being oemocrat
as white republicans are mighty scarce
in his part or Kentucky.
j. III. Jessen returned from his trip
to Southern Wisconsin last Sunday
morning. He was accompanied by Joe
Konwinsky and Phil Boyington of Iron
River and later on was joined by John
Bauer and Jacob Bauer. Jr. OF this
city. They viewed n number OF horses
and purchased fast one for Konwin.
sky.
o. M. Brown. the newly appointed
assessor is getting things squared away
for bis annual assessment which will
come the latter part OF next month
Mr.. Brown has held the assessor 4
Office for a number OF year ana has
given very good satisfaction.
Rev. w. II Collycott OF the copper
country was in the city Monday and
Tuesday of this week, the guest of
Rev. Harold Jenkin and Rev. II. N.
Aldrich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18

X. p. Hollow and A. K. Robbins
finished checking mp the city accounts
Yesterday and found that Treasurer
Munns and Clerk Gribble were perfect
IL their accounts Mr.. Munns came
out few dollars ahead. a condition
that treasurers in collecting taxes sell
dom do. There IL ON hand in the city
treasury the sum of 5000. Out OF
that the city has about 1000 left to
pay on its street work OF last year
which means that we have our street
all paid for and SO. 900 left over. The
bonds issued for that work. amounted
to $iS, 0C0 and there is TO apply against
those bonds 81. 900 yet to be collected
in special assessments for street paving
purposes.
The preacher at St. Marks church
on Wednesday evening will be the Rev.
X, w. Nickel OF Iron Mounatin. Mr..
Nickel is noted as an eloquent. preach
er. IL is hoped that there will be a
large attendance irrespective OF church
affiliations. The service will COM
mence at 7 80.
J. H. McKevitt, travelling claim
agent for theChicago. Milwaukee q st.
Paul Ry. Co dropped dead while at
work in one OF the towns near Milwau-
kee during the week. Mr.. McKeyitt
was quite well known here having Wis
tied Crystal Falls number of times
VIM. Shurman, Cornish miner en-
ployed Mt the Dunn mine died quite
suddenly last Tuesday. He was about
town Monday night and went to the
hospital in the evening. Shortly after
midnight he died.
John Wall will go 10 Florida in place
OF DR.. Larson. the latter finding that
busine ss will not admit of his going
Just now. Mr.. Wall will leave Mon
day.
Frank Cole arrived here last Sunday
morning from indianapolis. Ind. to
close up matters in connection with his
insurance agency. Mr.. Cole is looking
hale. hearty and prosperous
John James the we'll known insur.
ance agent from Iron Mountain was in
the city last Monday on visit to
friends
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Peterson last Monday. Charlie
says that he certainly has all the cay
marks of first class mail clerk.
Hon. G. T. Roberts accompanied by
Mrs. Roberts came here last Wednesday
from North Freedom and spent several
days visiting with friends in the city.
John Bauer came home Monday hav
ing purchased one of the finest driving
horses ever brought to the county.
Mrs. ]. H. lessen went to Iron
Mountain last Wednesday TO visit
friends.
Misses Alice Leonard and Freda
kluttig spent last Sunday with friends
at Iron Mountain.
Mrs. Parker. mother OF Miss Fish.
lett laet week for business trip 10
lower Michigan.
Howard Grattan. while driving
down from Nett River last Wednesday.
froze one of his feet badly.
Miss Rice. clerk in Justified store,
is visiting at Ford River.
Mrs. John Wall lie visiting friends at
Mrs. Dehlia Nault of Iron River was
in the CITY last Thursday on business.
A. j. Waffen was business visitor
from Iron River last Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-18
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-03
HORSE RUNS INTO AUTOMOBILE.

Horse Runs Into DIR. Edson's Auto,
Breaking the Horses Leg and
DemOlisbing the Auto. Two La
dies Hurt.
On Saturday evening last about
$3.50, two teams were racing down
Main ST., and when between Mrs. X,
p. Hoyt's and 0. w. Boynton's one
OF the teams tried to pass the 9TH
er and in doing SO it ran directly
into DR.. ID. o. Edson's automobile
which was coming In the opposite
direction at a slow rate OF speed. In
spite of the machine being lighted
the two collided. The front of the
auto was badly demolished and the
windshield was broken and the
lying glass cut both Mrs. Edison and
Mrs. Geer, who were riding in the
machine, quite badly. The horse
his left shoulder where he had run
into the hood over the engine and
one leg was broken. People rush
ed to the assistance of the injured
and Mrs. Edison was taken into Mrs.
Hoyt's where she stayed for few
days. Mrs. Geer was taken home
however In short time.
Mrs. Edison was badly cut and
bruised and otherwise injured and
Mrs. Geer suffered from cuts aud
fractured nose. DR.. l.. NJ. Kelley
was sent for and arrived IN short
time and dressed the wuonds. G.
II. Hosley,the owner of the horse,
was also sent for and when he ar
rived they arranged to have the
horse shot, After the horse had
stood for about an hour he was
shot and taken away. The sheriff
was sent for the first thing but
did not arrive until bout ten
O'Clock and after the horse had been
taken away, but he looked over the
ground and early Sunday the place
was cleaned up.
DR.. u. NJ. Pond Of Rutland was
called In consultation later and he
said that Mrs. Edison had sustained
no fractures and would soon be
we'll Mrs. Geer Is around the
streets again, but Mrs. Edison will
be confined to the house
for several days.
On Monday tho warrant for the
arrest OF the man who was driving
the team was sworn out and he was
and his employer. Chas. II.
Hosley. went bail for him.