davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Nfiltneipta,

| ct. Saul. = &err Sssulius
Morih Brd1ioent oes 9eutiamerifa-
nii4en 5taatsperbanoS bon Minne{o=
ia, melder iiber 55pei Monate in,
Staate lttab im SSrterefte ser yerion.
lide11 5reibeit tbatia mar> fat iid iett
nod muir gang fur5em Mufentbafte
BEL ieiner bier mobnen0eu 6amilie oto
Samitag in ser gleid}en Miifion na6
Californian begeben. = Die 8orberei=
tungen fir sic am 3. September anf
@orriet Sslano itattfnoen0e 6eier seq
Deutiden Cages iinb IN bouem @aa=
ge, un6 ale Mn5eiden beaten oarauf
fin, baB oieier Observation-Disclosures
Motionalfeiertae audi in oielem Sab
re ii6 gu elmer miiroieen &unogeburg
6es oel1tiden 8ep0lterungselementes
6es Observation-Disclosures geitalfen miro
@ouberneur gberbart bot Dem Ma1or
.Sobn 0'2earp BON Colt Brano SORTS
Ben Befebl 5%ugelan6t, Die bel benz
@m,ber11eur eineereid,ten Beidmer-
sen biniidtlid angeblider l1ebertrp=
tl11gen ser Mmtspflidten ourd sen
&oli5eidef bon gait @ran0 Sorts ge=
1tall 81 unteri ud)en u'1o auf @runo Ser
@rge6niiie feline MoBnobmen 81 trefz
fen. 0ieie @organ9speife lit 6ur9
cine obergeridtfide g%rtlbei0ltng III
einem Safe BON ct. CLOUD borge5eid)=
net. = Die &etail= &nnfleute bon ct.
Saul meroen mabribeinli6 in Ser
ndbiter1 3eit 56ritie nnternebme1,,
Inn sic nloglidit taIoioe Miidfebr oes
%. Snfanterie= inns ieS a. &ubot=
Heterogeneous bon Ser merifaniid)en
@ren5e in Sic @orniipn nod Sort
5rrelling 51 erreideN. Die Mo,1oper
iin0 jett porbei rao eiIt5elne &e9i=
mentcr ]in6 audi i6on nad ibren it1n=
oigen @arniionen 5%aariidgefan0t NOR
Sen, oagegen bleiben biz ct. Eoltlcr
Sruppen %pprldl1fig nod, meg, moourd
sic hieiigen &al1flel,te eil,e1t empfino=
liden Sda0en in ibram @eihdfte erz
leioer1, ocnn Sic 400 Mann @eiab=
u,1g oes orts geben Den &auflcaten
ge1ltg 5u per0ienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
@ai@ineton int som:
1ttet.

Mr16 10 cine BON Sen pielen 2ege1=
SEN, oaB uni ere 8un0esbanptltaot
m4brcno oes Sommers cine entpol=
ferte 5taot lei. @aibington's nor
male 8ep0lferung, 10 miro bon BORT
geidrieben, betrdgt iiber 6reimalbun-
oerttauien6 uno mabnideinli4 lit sic
5ommer : ginmobner5abl BON 1911
mege11 oes rmitan0es, 6aB Ser &on-
greB in Sibung lit, nidt geringer als
sic oben als normal angegebene Mn=
5abl. @aibington lit Elm groBeS 3en-
trum fir &onpentionen geporoen.
fir@lide, in6uitrielle, %io5iale uno ion=
itige. Sic fommen bierber geraoe5u
maiienbaft, l,1b es giebt ia gang ielbit-
Der t6nolt6 feline 5tabt auf bieier
5eite oes @r6bal1s, po 8eiu6er 10
piel ieben ooer no iie ii6 10 amiiiiren
fonnen pie in Ser @aa1ptitaot ser Ser.
Staten. 0ie giienbabn bringt I'M
5ommer Musfliigler m%aiienbaft nod
ser Staot, 2eute, Sic mad. Ser See,
fiiite 11ntermegs iino bon fi9 freuen,
cine @elegenbeit benuben 81 f0nnen,
Sic rationale &apitole gu elmer Min-
o~eitauslage ieben gu fonnen. @oue
IS Yro3ent Ser ieBbaften @inpobner
@aibingtons bleiben mabreno ser
Commemorate bier, un6 %6ieienigen,
Sic es fir m1sgemadt balten, oab
@al5ington int CONNER Elm 1angpei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

nimmt sic ginfubr 81 nn0 dement,
lpredeno iteigen alt6 sic 3oaetnfinf=
te in geniigenoem MaBe, Inn Den u11=
terldieo in Sen Staten mebr als bin
reideno 5u 6eden. Sober 3on aber
perminoert 6ie @infubr, bat nnter
SEM gegenmdrtigen Garif iogar emf
pfinolid als @emmidub geptrft, mie
oas BEL onoers BEL @%oaentparen,
%boummollenen Gabrifaten nno Der
gleifen bemerfbar getpeien, mo- ii6 Sic
ginfubr auf oas allernotbmenoig1te
beldrGnft un6 sen 8ortheil MIR Ole
bieligen 8abrifanten batten, Die nit
Experimentation Breiien Sen &1noen
ausldlauden fonnen uno Ser @egie<
rung Ginfunfte oorentbalten, oie iie
BEL freierem @eiddft 81 ertparten
bette.
Ser @inpeis a.1f Sic Musgaben fir
SEN Nanamafanal lift gang perfeblt,
benn Sic &egierrmgseinfinfte baben
nit oielem eigentli6 gar ni6ts gu
tbun. Sic Soften iin0 our6 oen Ser
fauf bon 8on6s 81 oeden, mie oas ge=
iebIib porgeibrieben lit. Gs mar, alS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

ser &ongreB feline 8uitimmlng gu
oem l1nternebmen gab, bnrdaus 11td1t
heabii9tigt, oaB Sic laufenoen git1-
finite bes 5dabamtes bafir perrpen<
set meroen Ionten. IS iollte gan5
oa1f iid ielbit eeitelt iein nno oas
@elo oafur 6urh Sen areoit Der &e-
gierung uno oas 3utranen oes Noltes
aufgebraft >perbelt. Das ge1diebt
iebt u,1o ser grfolg Ser Hanama-Mn=
leibe 5eigt, oaB man iidr in betoen
8unften nidt getduidt bat.
Sen 8elorgniiien uber elm Defi5it
Itebt a1Beroem Die Tbatiade gegen=
liiber, oaB sic Understanding bon
nun an our6aus iparlamer gefiibrt
meroen miro, als oies friiber gel6e-
fen. Traiioent Iaft bat Sic 2oiung
ousgegeben, SOB in Sen requirements
ale unnotbigen Musgaben SIT bermei=
SEN iino uno ourd Gereinfadung Der
getriebsmetbooen ale grtrapagan5
perbin6ert meroen ion. Die 2eute,
Sic obne @egenlei1tlng al ser Dffent-
lihen &rippe ibren ltnterbalt fanoen,
meroen ausgemer5t, Sic ga>t5e Ter=
maltung miro a1f gei6aftsmaBtge
8afis geiteut meroen, uno penn ou4
niht, mie SEER Mlori6 b%ebauptet bat,
oIliabrlid oreibunbert Mi1ionen an
0ffentliden Dienlte erlpart meroen
%f0nne1t, tperoen Sic Musgaben ood
oerort perminoert merben, 6aB Ser
@ongreB cine erbeblid) aeringere
5umme fir sic Gerpaltung 5t be-
lptQiqen babe11 miro ols bisher.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

liges Meit tit, irren li6 gemaltig: Der
englilde 8otidafter 8rpce iagte tn Ell
ner fur5li6en @eoe, @uibington er<
freue ji6 ser Mus5ei@nung, sic l@on-
tie Staot ser @elt 81 lein lpegen tb<
rer Menge offentlider @ebauoe, ibrer
breiten, 0ur6 8aume i@attenretden
5traBen un0 ourb Sic Spmmetrie,
oas gbenmaB Tires 8lanes. "Die
l6onite &auptita0t ibrer srt, sic Sic
@elt lie geieben bat," lit, glaub ib Der
genuue Musorud, oeiien ser 8oti@afz
ter li9 be0iente. Die @orte ~tbrer
Mrt" entbalten aller0ingS cine @tn=
idrdt1fung. Ser 8otidafter lit nidt
1lur elm aosmopolit, ein 8eltbiirger,
lonoern ol16 Elm diplomat uto obne
3meifel mdgt er feline 8orte nno lit
in oem, mas er iagt, iorgfaltig. @elbit=
perit6n0li@ giebt es ia ptele anoere
5tGote nidt MIR in europa u1to Miten,
sic 8oibington melt at @%inpobner=
5abl iibertreffen, un6 etlide BON Die
len iteben melt iiber 8albington in
Be5ug auf &eidtbum 1no orditefto=
nilde Y%runfbauten, aber nit 8ot=
ldafter 8rpce's Gini@ranfung .6ie
ldonite &apitole ibrer Mrt" fann iein
Musipru9 iebr mobl belteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Cunt

fann iebe1 MAIDEN, ober nur Ebot,
ia9en betpeiien 8ebauptungen. 90
1T es cine 9batiade, 6aB @ol6 @pring
Bier SOS geiun6eite lit. @arum? Sc
lit gebraut NIT 6em reiniten Mineral-
maiier, miro nur nad e%rlangter &eife
a%usgegeben nn6 er5eugt, 90 es gut
obgelagert, feline @dbrung I'M Magen.
9arltm lit es bas geinnbeite 8ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Mit ibrer Drobung, oaB ie0er
@rmdBigung 6es Sarifs notbmen6i<
germeiie geihdftli6er &iidgang fol-
gen miiiie, permogen Ole &aub50u=
ner beute fem &ino mebr gu
i6reden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Sol. @rpan fat DEM @%ouperneur
&ornon nun a,,d 6ie 8efabigung
5um @i5epraii0ent abgeipro6en. gs
gibt in ieinen Mugen eben rler einen
Mann I'M 2anoe, ser Hrdiioent gu
mer0en beroient uno bos @edt erbal-
ten m1B, sen @i5epraiioentten gu no=
mtt1iren. DIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
sterni1nmppem.

Ser @rofelior Mrrbenius beri@tet
bon fernen 5onnen, sic 10000 nal
GROCER als sic umierige iino. Dante,
mir iin6 NIT ser unlerigen gegen-
mGrtig mebr als 5ufrteoen.
g
gi1em &t9ter III 4anias @itp,
Mo., fat Elm SpiBbube mabreno 6es
8erbors cine gol0ene lbr geitoblen.
8enn 0os feline MiBadtl1ng oes &c
riftsbofes lit, oann gibt es feline.
6
8snn Sic @ibe in @aibington Sic
Senatoren nidt gu idnelen @nt-
i6liifen treibt, Damn fonnen ite f0r<
perli6es l1ngema@ BETTER nertragen,
als ibnen int augemeinen 5ugetraut
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

fdltet, ncbmen mir ipfprt Eeruna."
Wtaaenfetben.
Nran @illon Mobin1on, 704 NeBle
ct, Splebo, Ohio, 16reibt:
SD fiible gleih elmer ueuen 8erion.
sSSM babe feline be1dtperenben Gefible,
mebr, oua5 feline SBmer5en mehr, blafe
fein Bas me1r alf, fann trgeno Gttuas
eFen, obne bab es mid. idmer3t.x SD
mDdte Sic gauge 3eit arbeiten. SD baz
be .bierunb5lpan5ig Yfuno angenpmmen.
..9eute, Sic midi iebt lehen Mnb Die
midi Dor 5pei Monaten laben, 1detner
e%rltaunt au lein. Sd .iage linen. Dag
@ermna es tbat. SD ia9e, bab es oas
ein5iee @littel fir SSrilbiobrs< unb anoe<
re 3ranfbeit it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Senc, ,ueldje Tulep Mierenpilfen ,teb-

Senc, iuelde Tulen MiersnpiQen neb-
men
fir lire Mieren- une Blaien &rarf,
beiten un0 INN 11rin=llnregelmGBig-
feiten 51 berbuten, iinh ftets 6anfbor
fir Ole, .raide uno arbo1tenoe &ilfe,
mel6e lie bringen, ,tnb fir ibren itdb-
lenoen un6 itdrfen6en Gffeft. Ser
iudt Golep Mierenpilelt. MoIitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Geras importiert &%artoffeln aus
Srlano uno S@ottlano, neil Die
Grodenbeit Die grnte fait gan5 ber=
nidtet fat. @etn es 10 fortgebt
mer6en sic beliebten &nolen bal6 muir
nod in 6en Observation-Disclosures
gu finoen fem. /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13


Z
Mit ibrer Drobung, baB ie0er
@rmaBigung oes Sarifs notbmen6i=
germeiie geiddftlider &iidgang fol-
gen miiiie, permogen Ole &aub50n=
ner beute fem &in0 mebr gu
lbreden.
g
@ol. 8rDan fat 0em @%ouperneur
Sorunon nun al,@ 6ie 8efabigung
CUNT @i5epraiioent abgefpro9en. Sc
gilt in ieinen Muget1 ebe11 MIR einen
Mann inn 2anoe, ser HrQiioent gu
mer6en peroient uno oas @edt erba1=
ten m1B, SEN Disqualification gu mo-
mtniren. EH
g.
5eras importiert &artoffcln aus
Srlano un6 59ottlonb, neil Die
9rodenbett Die grnte fait gang per-
nidtet fat. @enn es 10 fortgebt
peroen sic beIiebten &t1ouen balls 1l1r
nod in 6en Delifateiien= @eitmurants
gu ftnben iein.
g.
Muber Sen IruitS meroen funitiq
audi Sic ein5elnen 8inan5afrobaten
gr0Bere @oriidt beobadten miilfen,
menn iie ni@t ertpiidt un0 binters
@iiengitter gebra9t meroen moQen.
g
Sn Georgia perlobte ii@ cine
@ittpe bel ser 8eer6tgung ibres &C.
ligen nit einem ser 8abrtl1dtrager.
So fielen 2etdeuidynal1s lnb gerlo=
bungsmabl 5ulammer1 un0 perl1ri od~
ten l1ltr eitmaltge Soften.
g
Ser Hra1i0ent lit Ser Meinung,
oaB Sic groBen &orporationen tbat=
iadlib 0ffentli6e Snititl1te iin6.
Sic Sruitbarone ueroen iib freili9
1idt eber gu 0ieier Mniibt befebre11
laiien, Bis tie Sic bu110espbergeridt=
li9e 8eitatigung %gefnn6en fat.
g.
0ie &e0en ser @un0esj enatoren
fir o0er gege1 oas @anoelsabfom=
men NIT &ana0a baben idon 0es=
balb menig 3med, neil iie meiitens
Dor leeren Siben itattfinoen. l1n0
auber0em fat mobl ieoer Senator
largit viein Mein6 o%ufgenrod)t."
g
Ser brape Mann benft an iid ielblt
5ulett! meinte ser 6aulpel3, als er at
Die Mrbeit gtng.
g.
Die britii9en Neers ipielten BEL ser
@ronung sic erite @ioline, iebt mer0en
tbnen im Harlament sic G%lotbent0ne
betgebra9t. 4f
O.
@er ith gan3 3uriid5iebt, bral1dt
6o9 Meniden, oenen er bon ieiner
!3uriidge5ogerbeit er5dblt.
g
Mab Mniidt 6es @ouperneurs bon
Connecticut iollten geiurt0e 2eibrs-
iibltnger al9 am 5onntage geitattet
iein. GaB es iberbaupt notbig iit.
auf cine Sade bin5uneiien, oie fid
bon ielbit beritebt, mirft auf gemiiie
in unierer &epl,blif Elm. trii-
bes 2ibt.
6
Ser 5taotratb bon @beeling, @.
@a., bat cine @~erfugung erIanen,
meIde 6ffentliden @eotertt Sen Sc
brau9 unfldtiger uno gemetner @eoe.
bIiitben perbtetet. Das @erbot lit
6esbalb iebr 3eitgem6B, neil es BENT
befannten &ebbolo 8inp 5un6ap,
ser bort iogenannte grnedllngSber<
iammlunger abbalten min, einen
MnuIforb unledt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
.9Dfjl:e|mllIatil6er
&atarrb
@ebetlt
b"ree Yernna
lub mein Gate 9ebramebt
Nermta.

Sran @eua
@aD Samz
beren
q b b | I 3
Ii bie1es
.3eu9niB be-
.lleitet ur,o Die
35S g.. Comic
st. Sopton,
Snb.. tpobnt,
: hreibt Der
Geruna &C.
cuihaft lpie
folot:
vM6t Sla<
1en Eernna
]etlten midi
d It II big
:'pn 1bitemati<
fem &atarrb.
al1 benz t6
n1ehrere Sab<
re lit. unD
tpenn r1ein
Gate 16le6t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
U. p. Press Meet

Z O'Brien Sec Of the u. r. Press
Association has designated December 4
and as the days ON which we are 10
do the Land Show and listen TO some
good talks on the Cost System. which
many OF us are badly in need If
he was in Chicago last week and
closed uE the final details tor a most
delightful two days entertainments
Mr.. J. ". Hartman. president Of the
Chicago Ben Franklin Club and pro.
prietor OF one of the largest Job print
ing establishments IN Chicago, will
give MS an address on the Cost of
Production. " Mr. Hartman ten years
agV assumed the proprietorship OF his
present plant with an indebtedness of
abont $40, 600 staring him in the lace.
Today ne is out OF debt and has a plant
worth 800. 600 He is the originator
OF the Ben Franklin Cost System and
live wire Mr.. Frank V Norris. credit
man of the j. W. Butler Paper Co.
will speak 10 us on the Cost system
from Credit Man Viewpoint Mr..
y. u. Herbert. editor OF the National
Printer Journalist and formerly editor
of country newspaper In Minnesota.
VIII give an address on the Country
Newspaper. - Addresses will also be
made by Messrs. Theodore +. Quinby
and Phil j. Kenna. former well known
Michigan newspaper men
On Monday evening, December 4. the
type founders and paper dealers Of CHI
cago viii tender rs luncheon and
theatre party. AZ the luncheon Mayor
will also be present and r.
spond to toast. Tue headquarters OF
the association will be- az the New
sherman House
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
IRON AND STEEL REVIEW
Mills Booked Heavy Orders Tor finished
Products Last Week,

Mills Booked Heavy Orders Tor Finished
Products Last Week.
The steel mills booked heavy order.
f9r finished steel products last week.
mainly because of the large contracts
for railroad equipment Further
heavy buying is assured because of ad
ditional large orders fer cars placed.
Orders for bars, plates ana shapes were
satisfactory from tonnage standpoint
ut most of the business was done at
minimum prices Manufacturers other
thaa car builders endeavored to place
bar contracts for long time shipment
at the inside prices, but the mills re.
fused To accept business at the mini.
mum, otner than to cover specific con
tracts for finished material.
Greater activity was noted in sheets
and tin plate concessions OF 81 e. So
pep ton bringing ont larger orders for
TIN plate especially for delivery during
the first quarter Of next year Wire
products are relatively qniet.
Rail contracts included 81. 600 tons
for domestic roads and l05, 600 tons for
Canadian lines Between i5. 600 and
10000 more cars were ordered. che
largest being 5000 for Baltimore Il
ohio and 2. 400 additional for the Sou
thern railway Orders were also placed
for 81 locomotives. The principal
building contracts for the Continental
Commercial National bank at Chicago
required IL. 900 tons OF steel shapes.
A sudden buying movement surpris.
eel the pig iron trade with orders tor
inlly 10000 tons Of foundry and steel
making hon. as an indirect result Of |
the large railway equipment purchases
ana low prices for pig iron in all dis |
tricts. One feature Of interest was the !
purchase OF upward of 80 900 tons OF |
iron for export 20 Canada for |
'hipment during the first half OF 1912.
Foundry iron consumers in the eastern
territory placed numerous and larger
'rders aggregating 20, 900 tons and as
much more was placed in the central
vest, including %. 900 tons basic aud
%, 600 tons Bessemer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
What an Acre Did

sixty apple trees ON a farm between
Ontonagon and Rockland produced 500
bushels Of apples that were sold for
one dollar bnshel this year There
WIS about an acre Of trees old enough
T. bear frgit, Inall probability these
trees have never oeep sprayed and
hay crop was cot from under them
every year since they were planted.
with the same care that the orchards
in the famous apple regions receive.
oar orchards would be even more
famous We really grow wonderful
apples in the upper peninsula. They
have size. color, arena, and taste that
equal apples grown anywhere. All.
that We want i better marketing facil-
ities.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
Acknowledged 1t a Bad Job

Passengers on the Milwaukee passen-
ger train last week Saturday tell a
good story in which state senator
Charles Cartier of Ludington was one
Oh the principal actors Mr.. Cartier
was hunting up in Ontonagon county
and happened To be coming down that
evening on his way home when he ran
across Game Warden OConnell going
through" the baggage in the baggage
car.
Here What are you doingY' said
the senator.
Tn a game warden. replied Mr..
o'Connell. Aud am looking through
this baggage +"
I'm state senator, replied Mr..
Cartier And | neIped make the game
laws.
We'll, sou did d-m poor job
replied O'Connell.
The reply was SO tart that the Sena.
tor who is acknowledged To- be- one OF
The best fellows in the state. laughed
heartily and replied.
fou 70 all right Warden / want
90 get acquainted with you
The two men SAT- down and during /
ne balance OF the trip Mr.. Cartier
Piled questions az tte warden in nm on
leavor to get we'll posted upon tha
hort comings of the present hw and
IN idea Of what kind OF law would
'est answer the game protection pur-
,ose of Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
Mansfield Mystery Solved

Police Of the Town Hall At Chicago
station feel confident thsy nave solved
the mystery around the death Of Ami
Toumenen "a Manstied girl who disap.
peared. from the home in which she was
employed as domestic at Chicago over
year ago. A body taken from Lin
coin Park lagoon last week Thursday
is thought to be that of the missing
girl
Miss Toumenen. "A Finnish girl, un-
able TO speak word of English, disap-
psared from the residence OF y. j
Altman ll01 Grace street. Chicago,
over year ago. aud all efforts 70 find
her were futile.
Lient Ernest Mueller said that in
the light OF the development OF the day
he felt sure the girl became despondent
aud took her own life on the day Of
her disappearance.
Prominent Firms OF Chicago were
present at the inquest and asked that
II be postponed that they might com
plete an investigation showing the girl
did not take her life, but was the vic
tim of marder.
When the police started ON their In.
yestigation n year ago. the Finnish
branch OF the Socialist party offered "A
reward Of $500 for information con
cerning the girls whereabouts. She
came to Chicago in August. 1910. from
Mansfield, under the care OF Oscar II
Tanner. and found employment in the
family OF Mr. Altman.
About noon ON Nov. iith last year
she left the Altman residence. saving
she WAS going to mail two letters. she
took y iive-cent piece with her 10 buy
stamps. No inrtner trace of her was
round till the discovery Of her BODY
last Thursday by George Church. VINO
operates dredge for the Lincoln park
commission The body was found at
the foot Of Stratford place. buried nm.
der fifteen feet of sand The body was
In such decomposcd condition that il
was not recognizable Physicians say
10 was only possible for the body TO r.
main IN the water for year il buried 1
under a geat load OF sand
Il developed that Miss Toumenen had
been despondent previous 20 her disap-
pearance. She was engaged 70 young
man, William Tamiuen. Of MansHeln.
he had not been regular in.hIs CORES.
pcndence One of the letters she wrote
before she left home was 20 him She
told friends this was the last letter she
would write him.
Iameren was one Of the victims Of 4
the drowning accident last August.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
SHIPPED TO FRANCE
Carload OF Birds Eye Maoe from Crystal
Falls Destined Tor Foreign Country

Carload OF Birds Eye Maple from cYsta
Falls Destined Tor Foreign Country,
a carload Of birds eye maple was
shipped out Of Crystal Falls last Mon
day destined for France. The logs
were cut on the lands of Sawyer Good
nian n Go. west of the Dunn mine.
Mr.. Holbrook. a representative OF the
Munisipg veneer factory has been in
Crystal Falls for nearly month select
ing the biros eye maple from among
the timber on the Sawyer Goodman
tact. He expects to be at work most
OF the winter as the company intends
20 cut most OF its lands this winter and
next summer and il is necessary that
he keep ahead of the workmen
The plan he follows is 20 take crew
ofnlen and cut out and log the timber
ashe. finds II in the woods. he pays
stumpage Of $50 per thousand teet for
the timber and does MS own logging
That price looks steep on paptr but
when it comes to getting ont the tim
ber it Is found that a forty doesn q pro-
duce mnch birds eye. If he succeeds
IN getting a thousand feet oB the aver
age run OF hard wood forties in this
locality he II doing well
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-25
News Snapshots
OF the Week
OLIVER CO. TO EXPLORE
win Start Work onm La Lands Near
The Dunn Mire

viii Start Work onM L.& Lands Neal
The Dunn Mre
Another exploring party is 70 be put
in the Crystal Falls field right away
according TO reports. The Oliver Iron
Mining Go. will start drill at work
ON the Michigan Iron and Land Co.
lands in the vicinity of the Dunn
mine. The lands embrace most of the
SEA of sec. 80. 43-33 and lie west Of
the big Carpenter find and north west
OF the Dunn mine, one piece adjoining
the Dunn on the west.
The Oliver people have blanket
option covering the entire acreage of
the Michigan Iron a. Land com pany 8
acreage and have been at work on the
lands OF the concern In Marquette
county Tor over a year The company
owns large acreage in the northeast
ern corner OF the county but the mold
ings about the Dunn are small and
widely oparated from itS other hold
ings
The drill work will b. done hy the
Cole q Mcdonald concern under the
q IRA Odgers the local
member IF the company