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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
Mnat Eickls Man.

when Colonel william Nj. Howard,
now q member OF the tariff board, was
eIectioneering for congress one autumn
IN bygone days he struck backwoods
county in Georgia and got very busy
talkIng softly to the voters, He was
much concerned about man named
Iobn who was now for him, then
against him, and always changeable,
whats the matter with JohnT the
colonel asked one Of his constituents.
Jaw. you can't tell nothin' about
John. colonel" was the assurance.
..ue Is the most tickle man you ever
see why. he has had religion so many
limos and lost 1t so many times anu
heen baptized in the creek down mere
50 often that the bullfrogs know MN
every time he's 'mersed. "-Washingtor
/ Post.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
crani,nrru Puddina.

one cnpful sugar. one cupful sweet
milk. two cupfuls four. one teaspoon
rul cream OF tartar, three-quarters TEA
spoonful soda or three teaspooniu'S
baking powder siftcd in -four yo'kS
Of two eggs. one large cupful cranper'
ries. cut in halves Bake from one
hair 10 three quarters Of an hour IN q
square biscuit tin.
Sauce For Pudding Whites OF the
,,yo egcs beaten stiff. one-half cupfui
boiling water in double boiler Ne'
one cupful sugar. one teaspoonlu'
-four or one and one-haf tablespoon
fuls cornstarch Mix with little eo'u
water and add TO the boiling water
cook tin st thickens. then pour over
beaten whites and fold in. This Is de
icious.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
HUMOROUS CUPS
The Precepts Of Solomon.

King Solomon. the story says h3u n'A''''
many wives. -.
Tie married them in bargain lots or t"os
and threes and hveS -.
ue lavlshed costly gems on them ana teo
them spices sweet
And showered priceless vioiets' VIZ" 9''s
ing. at their feet
The story says that Solomon was wise De-
You'd his age. ,.,,o.
a match for ali designing maids or ladies'
I'm a rage. -. ,ha
-, ,hat ~as going some. my friend. You
grab Il straight from mel
rha story says ne built a house. most
magnollous place - -
And not a woman interfered or uarep ~
show her face 49,, ,,rar
or ordered changes IN the h'Ail9' '
chests or shelves $500
,-,,a r,orried men who've built mousse
win have 10 pinch Themselves
And wrote a bunch OF lyrics that Wou'u
shame our Laura Jean
The story says that solomon So
ing 81 the bean
-. aiS S h. nae mo burning lines, as you
M, n,,blished them. and not wife asked
who the lines were TO
The story says-but why so on 70 puo'''
and revamp -, 49,, 40. q,
the wonder things that hled inc H'e =
this pinch hitting champ o. ,ha
The story tells the bigger 'n'ues
made his biggest hits, ,, NV
pnt when II comes 10 smaller truths why
there the story quits
The home precepts Of solomon DO scare
apply 20 me, "a. rtrs
rye but a single wire against
teen-sixty-three -, Al,
famous guy -. n,
And learn how no explained u wheh IN
envelope was shy -. n,a.,.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

no effort to arrange u boxing CIT
Including Indianapolis, Mli|uu
Kansas city and New Orleans. by
clubs In these cities, Is progress
fayorably The idea IL TO iorn
nit something on the order OF
ebaIl league for the purpose OF up
ING the sport and obtaining be'ter
cIeanec boxing
he clubs IN the cities named ABOVE
"a been endeavoring to come 10 an
cement for some time. and now
.re aeems 10 he nothing In the way
stop the fulhllment OF their pans
tn clubs 10 each OF the cities named
would be easier for them to arrange
better class OF boxers TO appear
through the circuit, the same as u
no in vaudeville. as there would DC
aving Ia railroad fares In bringint
the circuit better men from th'
4 and "a yiog their expenses. where
single handed. they could not stah'
expense
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
VOTES LIE UNSUITABLE.
eiblo Glass Decides Truth Need MOT
Bs Told AZ All Times.

Nv vote OF the majority OF the
members OF the First Baptist church
Rible class OF Columbus. Ind" u was
decided that the telling OF lie IL
sometimes justiiable. The discussion
~ the question lis lie ever justin
nbleY" was participated in by mum
ber OF the members. and sharp diner
ences Of opinion developed.
The Rev. 4. l.. Hardy. pastor OF the
church and teacher Of the class re-
lated that his mother came near dying
recently. and his physician adviseo
him To cable for his Si.lcr. VINO Is
teacher I'm Honolulu Whom Mrs. Har
dy heard TINT her daughter was com
ling she asked Tie minister " ne hnu
sent her n cable. The minister snlo
ne did not lie outright tut he ndml.
ted ,hat he rvaded The question u
such n way that be mighi ~ Wen nav
lied I'm STRAIGHTFORWARD manner
lie said he dreaded 20 TO ms NOV"
or he had cablcd for his sister Tor 10"
the knowledge that she was so v
would make her worse.
The class agreed that the action .
The minister I'm falling TO tell the trui
was justified. - -.-.-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
FOR The CHILDREN
The Four Legged Turkey.

Every wednesday Miss DenSlow
gave her scholars an exercise IN com
nosition. One week she said they
night write what they knew about tur'
keys.
Their faces frightened. for II was
almost Thanksgiving. and soon everF
pencil was going.
Henry Jerome was an observing ooy'
with fine memory. so his exercise
.,yas generally one OF the best. Tbis
time he wrote.
Turkeys are very nice 10 eat we
had big one for dinner last Thanks
giving. They are good deal IKE
chickens. only they are bigger and bet
ter and have four legs instead Of TWO
when Miss Denslow looked over the
rapers She read some Of them aloud
she came to Iienry's. she CLAN ta
through Ii. smiled and then read u 10
the school
some OF the boys opened Their eyes
wide. two girls laughed ana h"Afn
hands waved wildly
put down your hands The teaehe'
said I'VE viii give Henry a chance
first What makes you think TURKEYS
have four legs Henry Have yo'
ever seen oner
'why. yes. Miss Denslow We nae
one last Thanksgiving.
Il mean live one. Did you eve
see one walkingY
"Oh. no. Miss Denslow! But know
they have four legs, because las
Thanksgiving Cousin Robert had on
A and Cousin Jim had one and my proti
! or stanley had one and had one, an
a that made four" Henry looked roun
3 triumphantly.
j "Didn't your mother cook two tn
n keys?' asked his teacher.
a "No. Miss Denslow. we haa on
a. enc"
: ~ think | understand how 1t was
Miss Denslow said. "A turkeys leg
long. with a joint Probably TWO
d, Won had the lower portions OF the ie
- and the other two had the upper par
- for never saw turkey that had 10
he legs"
when Henry went home he ask
-. his mother about II and found u
A. Miss Denslow was right.
ih Henry's cousins heard about
ON composition, and for many Thankss
$40 incs the little boy was joked about
me- four legged turkey. Youths comps
a.. ion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
Game Of Adjectives.


This may be quite amusing y sup
OF paper and pencil are given to eacn
nlnvcr. who must then write number
of odlectiycs upon the slip The si'iS
arc collected aud given to the principal
player. who has undertaken 70 ''"''
aloud a short story. substituting 'hp
adlcctives ON the slips for tnosF
already In the story The adJecuves
must he taken rs they come ana nov
nicked ont to suit the story the re-
ault Is sometimes very laughahle' "s
for instance. The pretty rhlnocer"'
"a a very graceful animal II Is very
selfish in it's habits and lives neal
lakes or rivers. Its gorgeous skin y
80 soft that special bullets are &c
quired to pierce 1t, etc"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
aos.nn Bulls.

There's an old yarn about rat ana
iaap duelist The fat one complained
that he offered a much larger mark 10
bis antagonists bullet. whereupon the
lean man proposed chalking his OUT
line an the fat ones body and no shot
outside the chalk line would be count
ed.
We were reminded of this story oy
the following notice which an accident
insurance company has placed In the
elevators OF several office buildings:
This elevator IL limited to fourteen
persons All over that number riding
ON this car do 40 at their own FISK =
Boston Transcript
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
Doubt ia Card Game,

ANY number OF persons can play TINS
game OF cards. which should be played
with two packs. The cards are deals
ground I'm turn one at time I'LL al
are given out. The player at the
Iaft OF the dealer selects card from
his hand and places IL In the center %
rho table face down. but naming tho
number OF spots or rank of the caro-
II "a not necessary TO mention the SUIT
or color.
The next player puts down caro- IN
the same way. saying It Is the next IN
order hut II he has II or not he may
Mace any card he chooses. still declar-
Inc q 20 be the next card needed II
onv member OF the party doubt II ne
con shout "Doubt it, and the caro- Is
examined. II IL prove 70 be not ms ue
clored the one who played II must TAX,
all the cards on the table. III the caro
nroyes IN be the one declared th'
aoubter must take all the cards.
The object of the game Is TO get rl'
NJ the cards and the one who IS mrs
ont az them beats II a player tries Y
cbcat by putting down two cards .
onca and Is discovered he Is Obliged 7
tale oil The cards played. The playih
should bc done as quickly as possible
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
His Number.

The teacher asked. When did Moses
liver"
After the silence had become paintui
she ordered. open your Old Ies'a'
menta What does Il say there
A hoy answered. Moses 1000.
Nov" said the teacher. why dldh
YOU know when Moses livedF'
Welt" replied the boy. i though'
II waa hls telephone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ban Life
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
pumnkin Pie.

ON. cupful strained pumpkin, one
cunful cream or milk. one cupful sug'
ar three eggs slightly beaten, one
fourth cupful cognac. one-half tea'
snoonful nutmeg. one teaspoonful glh
ger. one tcaspoonful cinnamon aha
salt Line a deep pie pan with ricn
noste Wet the edges and lay run
Of pastry around one inch wide. F'ule
with the nngers and build rim up
vol Wash over with the slightly
benten white OF egg. Mix sugar am
sp,ces add 20 pumpkin, add eggs ano
cream slowly while beating brisky
I'M crust and bake thirty minutes
I'm a modern oven
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

Washinatan After Big Hegatta'
towing enthusiasts OF Washington
, formlne pleas to obtain the lolZ
ddIe states regatta While meet
10 select u placc for holding the
ents viii DOT be Called until next
~ the washington rowing c'"oS
We already sounded the opinion ~
,er rowioe cculers aud have i"e'
IN little upposition To their plans g"
id the next meeting on the Foto
,c. The success " regattas held 70
ntly 1T the Caettal city hns aren'ed
lch enthusiaam. AID there viii ~
lie dimculty Ia raising sutticiea'
nds "a cover tbe necessary expenses
Il IL plauucd 20 hold the reEattaS he
cen the four cIticA Interested ~ 80
gence. stactiog 1T New York Ia 1913
en- PhIladelphn u 1911, Baltimore u
10 aud again Ia Washington Ia iolo
ais wilt give cacb city an event once
yery four years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
conundrums.

What is the difference between
bottle OF medicine and a Troublesome
boy2 One Is 10 be well shaken before
taken, the other TO be taken and tnen
shaken.
why Is loaf Of bread on the Top
NJ a tower like race horsei because
II Is high bred dread.
why Is IL impossible TO have tne 'As'
word with n chemlstf Because ne AZ
ways has n retort
which Is ono Of tho longest Eng'sn
words smiles because a mile sep
.rntes the FIRST from the last letter.
Philadelphia Ledger,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
Thanksgiving.

FOR the sunshine and the rain,
FOR the dew and for the shower
For the yellow ripened gram
And the golden harvest nour
We bless thee. oh. our COO
For tho heat and tho shade
For the gladness and the griet'
For tho tender srrouting BLADE
And for the noddirg shear
We bless thee. oh. our God'
For the hone and for the rear.
For the storm and for the peacs'
FOR the trembling and the cheer
And FOR the glad increase
We bless thee. Oh. our Coo
Our hands have titled the 200
And the torpid sefd have sown'
Tut the oulcken'rr WIS ~ ''"n'
And tho prnisn r." ~ hi'ne,
VIC bless thee ~ nhf 'oo'
.NW1FI~rss -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
GREAT APPLE CROP THIS YEAR
c.n.ral Improvement In Many Sec
tons. Ascending 20 Report.

.Nrplr IL King this year according 10
;llc american Agriculturist, the Issue
or which containing completed reports
on Tho apple crop has Just appeared
rbcrr has been general improvement
IN IN sections. I'm Pennsylvania, Tor
instance. The yield is 100000 barrels
.os against 2,OO0000 in 1910 othcr
s,ates show the same increase.
The 1911 crop throughout the country
/ Il nlaccd at GO,0o0.000 barrels, or on.
laf,b larger tian that Of 1909 or Of lolu
New York has 100000 barrels this
vcar compared with 100000 IN lolo'
lohlo 100000 against 100000 the
nroyIous year: Michigan, 2,Voo'Oo,
Ing,inst 100000, Maine, l,89OW
AGAINST 100000. New England as
Whole has 3.150.0oo against a,s5o,ooo II
1910: In the middle states the yield u
l1looo.Ooo against s.75o,oo0 year ago
v1le in the central west the yield
. 30. 900 against l,IT5.Ooo.
colorado has good crop. but larthe
west and northwest there Is no mate
r,ol Improvement. In the middle sout
The Weld Is only fair. hut includes man
choice apples. particularly In such stare
as the Nirginias.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
TO CREATE THREE NEW
AMERICAN CARDINALS.
Red Hats For Archbishops Farley and
o'connell and Mgr. Falconlo.

According 20 dispatches from Rome
the pope Will create large number oil
cardinals at the conslstory to be held
on Nov. %. Three new American car
dinals are on the list, Archbishop Far
ley OF New York. Archbishop O'Con'
nell OF Boston and Mgr. Falconio OF
Washington,
Archbishop Farley was born In New
town Hamilton. County Armagh. Ire
land, April 20, 1912. He arrived az
New York az the age OF eighteen years
and studied at Fordham university ana
later In Rome He was ordained to
tho priesthood In Rome in 1871 and
was soon afterward made assistant al
st. Peters. New Brighton, y. \. lie.
/ became secretary 10 Cardinal McClos.
Rev in 1879 and chamberlain To the
pope i'm 1888 After this he was sue
| cesslyely pastor of st Gabriels
church. New York, vicar general In
1887. auxiliary bishop in 1890 ana
archbishop I'm 1902 lie was assistant
M the pontlfical throne in 1901
The celebration OF the centennial OF
the New York diosese took place In
1908, and n year ago an elaborate con
secrated service was held. at which II
was announced that st. Patrick's ca
thedral was cleared Of debt
Archbishop Farley Is contributor 10
the "Catholic Encyclopaedia" and edits
monthly publications. including the "a
thedral College.
Archbishop William ii. OConneli
1 In II NnCS--
8. 1850, on the feast day OF the lmmac
] Mate Conception. For excellence II
his studies az the Boston college M
: was awarded a scholarship by Arch
bishop williams OF Boston In I'M
American college at Rome.
He was consecrated bishop In the 81
John Lateran church Mt Rome on Ma
. - 10. 1901, and assigned TO Portland ME-
y AS the bishop OF Portland he was Sc
= lccted by the pope Aug. 30, 1903. TO :
> 10 Japan as private messenger ]
" connection with the placing of an apo'
tolate at Tokyo.
y During that mission he was Tor
- day the special guest OF the emper.
Of Japan. His appointment as are
| niSnOn Al lNN0Nbh AHih& ~
:. 1907.
's MGR. Diomede Falconlo was born
n 1870 nj Pescocostango. Italy. In IL
he Joined the Franciscan order of T
mrs minor and five years later was Sc
10 the United States as teacher
us classics NJ ST. Bonaventures collei
GU Allegany. y. Y lie was ordained
-. priest the following year He rema
an ed I'm the college for several years
-ne was then sent TO assist the bishop
Oh. Harbor Grace. Newfoundland. In u
u diocese he labored as vicar general
lno administrator till 1870, when he We
IT, 10 New York and spent some time
ui' the Sullivan street parish. He retu
cd TO Italy and received appointmel
~ 10 various Offices In the franciscan
~ der. eliminating In that OF procura
-. general.
10" The pope appointed him In 1877 ar
bIshop of Acrenza. In lSvD ne
n made apostolic delegate to Canada
i'm 1901 succeeded Mgr Martinelii
uo The same capacity at Washington,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
ox,,., s,uf6no For Turkey.

light. delicate stutiing may W
made as follows: Pour boiling wa'c'
over common soda crackers and pow
OF Immediately before they nre"N
season the oysters with salt ana pep
per. also dust the inside OF the tutNrs
with salt and pepper and spread VIZ
softencd butter. Now put IN IN
crackers ard oysters Avoid hrenklnH
the crackers rs too much. ~ ivy
should he Ia large fakcs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

In the hand operated vacuum clean
or herewith illustrated, which has been
Recently placed on the market, pei.
,o,ys strapped to the back and around
the waist provides the suction says
Popular Mechanics. A lever worked
70 and fro by the left hand. operates
the bellows. and the right hand directs
the suction nozzle. The dust Is drawn
into the bellows. where 1t Is conhneo
by means OF porous felt the appaIn'
rus weighs only Eve and half POUNDS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

New Record Made With Jsve'in'
Joaens Hickey OF the Paclhc A.
citation of the A. A. u has notihed
ecretary James ". sullivan thnt ~
"a Pacific association games. held on
,ct - q. T. ancdigar OF the Olympic
,nh San Francisco. made a new jave'
= throwing record. hurting the AVE
i ice feet [ luc,, SuedIgar held the
ecord once before. but his throw was
eaten 10y Brcdd Of the Irish Amer'c'"
a al IN 1910 at New Orleans.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
wrss,ler oo.eh stsrts HIs Lons ou,

w...,,.r oo,oh Starts HE Lone Tour
world'a wrestling Champion FRANK
yso,cb hsa started touring the west
preparatory TO his tour OF tue wo', ~
after going 10 the Pacific coast ne -
turns 40 New York 10y way OF Winn'
noe and salts early Ia 1912 for ENG
and and the continent. South Airlea
Australia and. Japan will be yiS',e,
m the order named. aud the tou. W.
No ended In South America wne'e y
viii visit Bucaos Aires.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
e....,ar.ads and Bacon.

parboil Tie sweelhrcnd~. dIhH 49,
ord rcmovr The grlstle and rat VIZ
into beaten cuc which Is sc's' ~"
with salt aud pcppei roll IN cr''E''
.,rn,,,. and nv IN he pan ~ VIM =
the bacon has hecn tr'rd ram 'h'
sr,.,, with The s'ict- 30 baron
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
run Requisites.

II suppose that in order to keep the
chauffeur from taking out your auto
moblIe without permission 1t Is neces
sary to keep Il locked upF
yes. aud even that isn't enough
nave 10 keep him locked up 100 :
Rugralo Express
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

"po you expect to leave footprints IN
the souds OF timer
NO" replied the nippant person.
.hut nv dog has left footprints In
some fresh pavlng cement that l pei
will pugzle the biologists a few centu'
rio. hence Washington star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
T.. Vim. and the Oak.

81 like the clinging type OF gHi'
don't your .u.u,n.
.Can.t say do. Those clingins
v,nes nave TO have something to cling
20 while you are away."-Kansas CITY
Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

o.o.,o,a .t Scottish Soccer Match.
slightly over S,3.SsS was tue s'ca '''''
mount ever taken In Scottish socce
90 anal match This sum was drawn
: tooa when Hangers aud ScartS me.
= parkhcsd This was also ne 'sS'
sme IA which shllling entrnnes ieo
sas charged -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

"wlu striped suits for gentlemen DE
much worn this winter
"That Is hard to say until the granu
- re,s through with the ballot
hoxes"-BaItimor American.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

I'VE save both proposed to her.
(which Il the lucky manT j.
"Doo,t know yet She just married
the other fellow last week -lo''''o
Rladc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

c.ldes who are accompanying the
amateur huatsmen Into the WOODS OF
Maine. Novs Scotia aud New Bruins"
w,ck nave received oflicIel printed IN.
aructions 20 warn all members OF
heir parties not to shoot at Q mov'us
Inject until they are positively ecrt'"
hat a ~ not human being
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04
Fatal.

winks-Your friend Jones Is one OF
the finest pianIsts ever heard why
doesn't ne go on the singer
Miokg-Wouldn' pay. His name u
FOO easy 20 pronounce.-Phiiadelphia
Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

Minnesota football critics predict that
.pio Harry. Powers. the Gophers' cen
fer will be awarded place on tue
mythical Att American eleven this sea
son. They claim he is the Ideal center
under the new rules. lie weighs over
ON hounds aud Is remarkably fast Tor
= ZIG man. BESIDES these abilities ne
fairly good kicker. Last year ne
tho best msn Ia his position Ia the
q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-04

ria Ma-Now. Freddie. you got ina.
headache from eating green apples
Frcddle - Green apples never gave
me pain that high eeiore'-Oni''eO
News.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-20

The wise men who know are staidly
stroking their boards and profoundly
turning over in their minds the SUI
preme problem for Falls city. What
to make the great issue of the com
ing election. II is 10 be sincerely
wished that sober Judgment and good
sense will be permitted 10 prevail and
thai the real needs of the town in
view of present conditions and future
developments, will be made the issue.
This is a time when above all else
We need to get together and work as
a unit for the larger and more perma-
nent interests of our city. We can
we'll afford to lay aside the differen-
ces and prejudices of the past in view
of the bigger and more important de
yelopments that now confront us
We need a strong and impartial city
administration, and it is for the cit
liens TO see to it hat ne get such
an administration. We can AT a cri-
sis like the present afford to illimi-
nate sentiment and politics. The
task Immediately before us is no ligh
one. And the men who undertake to
shoulder the responsibility Of meet
ing the the problems Of our growing
city for the next few years should
know what they are about. Upon the
manner in which we meet the presen
problems will larely depend the per
maneney of our future growth and
development. BY showing a lack of
interest and appreciation at this time
il will not be difficult To largely dis
sipate our future chances for still lar
ger and better things. We can afford
to be circumspect and TO take pains
To advance along lines that will meet
with the hearty approval of men OF
on industrial turn who are thinking of
investing their capital in works in on
town.