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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07
Neue ppothetsu.

Rdrp Gientbal an DoobburH 4ps.
g. Il. .. Co.; $1,000.
Garrie u. garnaban on Wi. Waibs
ingtpn G., y. Ii. .. &c.; $3.50.
anna 6. SsItsr aH Columbia y.
II. 6. 81; 81, 900.
5bomas 8. Worris an Columbia
g. II. 6. u. Co.; $1,000.
Sarrp 6. SteeIs on Miami Iopns
ibip .. II. 8. Co.; $500.
ausuit 5ausfsIb an 9srmans4me.
rican 8. II. 3. Co.; $1,000.
Sobn e. gOpsrt an Shsreiia Ss.s
tinesr; ST. 800.
Robert Stoubsr an psopIe's 3. il.
G. 81; 81 900.
Gli3abstb Dunn an Cartilage g. IL.
6 n; $500.
gbas. J. 9robmanu On 5rtb. s..
goroes; $3.50.
Wlinnis Datiun on Glenbal. 3. II.
g. u. Co.; $500.
Geo. Dinteiman on Geo. aoehler,
gretutor; $500.
genrl anoeripn an Builders &:
Tropers .. II. g. Co.; $4,000.
81. g. Rspcomb an Ban. Sirabs
9. q. Co.; $4,000.
autn S'G. 8rin.er on Ripsriibs 3,
u. II. g. Co.; $1,000.
R. u. Ssslmepsr an 4nnst.e muls
honanb; $l1OO.
SO. 6. 5aibanan an Cosmopolitan
gons u. 9. Co.; $4,000.
Terisibe an Sobn u Rpan. aom.;
$7o0.
aliee g. 9rotier on G.fi Girab,
6. II. 3. So. Ho. 2; $1,000.
RoIe Rubinoe5 an Uietoria q. u
SO. 2; $4,000.
Dalter u. Dernsr an Morp 9ossl
ppbl; $500.
BerIelbe an CLAUDE q. Riiter
1920.
Get'ifste 5ppotbetrn
6enrp 80. Jsinihol an Moobburl
Ipe. 6. u. g. Co.; $500.
Jrsb. 3. DsiBmann an Torbtusiterl
8. u. s. Co.; $3.50.
Wacrtin 9iste on W. q. Rilep
$500.
ssobn SO. Geioenrih an Dieiric
Seibsnrit; $1,000.
Wm. 61rmann an antonio Dom
g. u. q. Co.; $500.
Quello u. Dngltp on Wlt. Wcfh
inoton 6. 9. II. o. Co.; $1,000.
Moam 3. Wilfon an Grnef .
5opee; $1,000.
glnube u. Bitter onsNortb Gincin
natl 6. u. g. Co.; $27O0.
| 8. 6. Budingbum an Gharpsbur
Ghool 'Diitriit; $1,000.
Gb. MiitetinD on CD. Roettels
5000.
sgreb. 6. GHroto<r an Goutbr
lSbio 60c. Bdnf 60. 5000.
Ribler RsaItp 60. on CttD O.. grit
l$350O.
alies 6. xrastsssonyjsi jsiblss: sssalt
lgA-a4Aeoo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07

eines Der tcotIid,iien 8iite. biISet ben
Snlpibe'tnnotheil Der pieieH Quad.
ialberereien. Delt,e ron Der eeipiiIen.
.Ioien Snbaier ais SeiImiitel iiir bic
qefdbrlid,en geroniunaSIeioen nnsc.
prieien iperben Siiict eud| bnror.
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bnb mlstreibcn 3u modem. sbr ipiir.
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@iiien ihon nHaefiiQten. ourd)iei,d,.
ten a6rper MIR nod mehr nergi'teH.
ihn nod, if1neller tooien. Gns einsiee
slioerInifiee ScIlmittel bei alien
aranfheitcn oes Msnaens, oer 9eber
unb Der Gieren limb bic Ct. Bernard
arnuierpillen. iuelde iiir 25 Gents Ia
alien apotbefen ssi hnbei iinS. g,5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07

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gu eeben. er bate nod nidt psrsehen.
nit tpeIher Drobuna Der Sol5bGnDler
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bate.
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Ell,
r9sipib, lieber UleiIter Riipissr, ss.
tpib!" periiberte aoBentbuI LIMB mes.
baib iou iie bsnn ni6t srpb fein2"
rWeil ih sloubts, sic sOnnen glies
mano auber iih isIbit etnas," entgsgs
net: Der S6mieb in fsiner osrben
Weiie.
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RIGGS 9eIitt. ais, oh ihm oas srDBte
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bem Weiter Gliid gu piini6en unp
ibm meine Ollie on3ubieten2" iprut
er. .0iiIen Sic benn, ob Die Rudridt
BON Der Grbfbuft pabr lit? IS itebt
10 pieI in oen 3situngsn, mas ni6t
pabr 1T. SD fperbs 9tu6forIhungen
fir G5is anitelen. Nlsiiter 2umpreht,
genaue unb getpifeHhafts Raffor'
ihungen."
Die Radriht lit pabr, Der amss
ritanil6e 9eiauote bat lie beitdttgt,
bemertts 2amprett.
Gas sine 4uee bes Suosn Isuttets
auf
ngDis if mid freue," iubr sr fort
uno erfaBte 2amprsdt's 9dno. sd
piinihe Sbnen alles 9uts. dbsr ih
oorf Sbnsn aud ni6t OerbsbIsn meine
gsoenten. Gs fpirb itlper - es fpiro
Iebr ihfper iein, in 4merita Sbre
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Die 3fpsi Riuionen 2baIsr bot. pirc
ales oufbieten, um Tie gu hbalten.
uno Imerita lit elm esfahrli6ss Ganb.
es 1T elm grpbes 2ano, in psItem oer
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ein rsiher Wtdnn unb elm angsiebne'
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bringen uno ih peros es oann ihidsr
msinsm gruDsr."
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prifenben uno baI6 sebdiIissn Bill
gu.
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breifi. .unb ib fags Elm isbr rsi6e
unb onesIsbner Wiann!"
Damn tsnnen fie ihn bort ni6t,
bemerite Riibiger.
.Bis bsiBt, iis iennsn i'm Dor
niht2" rief Rabentbal.
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betriigsriI6en gonterotts nab 4ms
rita qefIobsn it,"
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(6ortleeung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07
Aubnes Bib.

BARS auf eurer Gsbirgsreii.
fhon2"
.Das min ib neinen. gklaufen iinb
mir Die oie Shneiber, unb geiunssn
habss Uir pis bic 1aHtiSaIIsH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07

DER ri6iise 3siipunft.
6anEtpirtbin gum prOf.Eor, ibrsm
ntuen Ufistkr): limb ipann tpoIltn
btr asrr proftiFor stiDe6s fsin?~
profsnor l5sritrsat): sNenu u
Jbutn HiHoels.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07

Seibenitoffe Maiden
Geid)alte, in feline Sfeiben eeid)nit.
tene, robe aartcffeln fperoen nit 70.
dlennem @oiier iibergoiiefi, auf bier
Stild Elm siter. Zen lleberaub Iibt
man erfalten. iiltrirt i'm nno Deriest
ibn nit gleiber Mcnae Eeingeiit.
Dos Seioen8eng miro alsonnn ani ei.
ner ipeitlen llnterlage nit Der griihe
nitieIlt zines iueidlen Sdapanllnes
itridsueiie n6aerieben uno Damn halls
frodea aiii Der giiidieite aebiiaeIi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Iron Ore

addition To the inquiry of the
Eastern Steel Co.. Pottsyille. Pa, for
"A large tonnage of ore mentioned in
these columns last week. another inde-
pendent steel company has sent out in.
quiries for several hundred thousand
tons, about half OF the tonnage being
for manganiferous ore. Up 10 this
time no sales have resulted from the
eastern inquiries. Activity during the
act week has been confined to f. N.
Breitung a. Co. whose sales, Including
several long time contracts, amounted
10 about 300 900 tons. An additional
reservation of 30, 600 tons has been
made by this firm. The firm states
that the sales last week OF 80, 900 tons
OF Bessemer and 10. 600 OF non Bessemer
were made subject to prices which
may prevail later in the season when
the price situation develops more
definitely The outlook for the main
tenance uf last year s prices Is not
favorable but opinions differ as 10 what
the reduction will be. The movement
OF ore from docks 10 furnaces during
the past month was light on account OF
the extremely cold weather. Exact
statistics are not available bnt the
tonnage will be about half of what il
was in December last year. when fur
naces took 773. 5O2 tons OF ore from
docks. In January Last year the move
ment was 40, 900 tons. Iron Trade
Review
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Nesbitt For Mayor

VIM Nesbitt informed us this morn.
ing tnat he is n candidate tor the Office
of mayor OF this CITY and that he will
stick until the matter ~ decided by
the voters at the primary
Mr.. Nesbitt nas been alderman frcn,
the second ward for four years and is
well acquainted with the city's work
having given IL careful attention while
in the office. He il one OF the oldeet
residents Of the place and highly re-.
s2eoted.
t'Nnot known yet II Mayor Bjork
can De prevailed upon TO be candidate
again. A number OF the businessmen
are trying to induce HIM TO he can.
'viidate-bat he has made no definite an
nouncement OF his intentions yet
should he decide to be candidate
the people can be assured OF two rs
good men seeking the office as hive
been before them for the position at
any time
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Moriarty's Position

Senator Moriarty when interviewed
upon mis- position regarding the calling
Of the special session of the Legislature
aud the passage Of presidential pr
mary law said
am not opposed 10 the general
proposition Of a presidential primary
but | am opposed to passing one at a
special session, snapped as this one is
at time when popular prejudice pre-
cludss a careful and fair consideration
OF the question So that the best law
obtainable may be passed. The only
reason Lean see for special session is
the passage Of an employers liability
law from which the laboring men OF
this state may get relief from the con
ditions that have SO long oppressed
them =
Mr.. Moriarty has been in accord
with Governor Osborn all along and
will be with him right along unless
the Governor attempts TO force npon
the state. without due consideration, a
primary law intended for the moment
only. Mr.. Moriarty says that he is in
favor of the denomination of Pres Taft
but tnat fact will not lead him TO op-
pose any honest movement calc ulated
TO give the people of the state fair
show. He is CT the opinion. however,
tina. SO many other matters have en-.
tered into this contest in Michigan that
the people are being played upou
through an attempt Of the pro- Roose.
welt advocates Had the session been
called several months aga when passion
was not SO apparent on both sides il is
certain that presidential primary law
would have gone through without any
friction. Now. however ii is game
of politics and the outcome uf the affair
will be in favor of the best PLAYERS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Corcoran For Delegate

We understand that the Iron county
democrats are talking Of boosting our
fellow townsman. Jas. T. Corcoran To
be delegate to the national democratic
convention at Baltimore from this con
gressional district. How definite
form this move has taken we cannot
say but that il Is talked OF we have
been assured by some of the old time
democrats.
Mr. Corcoran has been consistent
democrat through all the adversity 10
which his party has been heir and
should he be recognized with the selec.
tion ii would be but rewarding a faith.
ful member OF the party.
Judge O Brien OF Calumet has been,
endorsed by the democrats OF the cop
per country for.delegate st large to the
same convention. The convention
will meet at Baltimore one week after
the meeting OF the republican conyen-
tion meets at Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
SHORT HOLES FOR SHAFT ARE NOW
BEING SUNK
RUMOR That ST. PAUL WILL BUILD
Engineers OF John Marsoh Are Said to be
Now Looking Over the Survey FIG
uring on Contract

The best two pieces OF news that
Crystal Falls has heard in long time
were reeled on during the week. The
first is that the NJ A. Hanna people
are about ready to start opening up
the Carpenter property and the other is
that the ST. Paul will surely build-the
Iron River extension the coming sum.
mer.
Regarding the Carpenter property it
is known that Gen Manager Ireland
was here last week accompanied by
Mr.. {. K. Hendrick. superintendent OF
the company's mines on the Mesaba
range and that the purpose OF the visit
was To determine about the opening up
OF the property
Immediately following the visit OF
these two men Cole e. Mcdonald placed
another drill on the property and we
have been told that the purpose OF this
drill is TO drill some short holes to de-
termlne the best place to sink shaft.
The company is giving out no infor.
nation on the subject The local
officials says that they do not know
when the work OF shaft sinking will
commence but 1t looks very much az
if it will begin within month or two
after the break.np
The opening OF this property will be
OF inestimable benefit 10 the commun-
ity. The property is known to contain
q mammoth body OF very high grade
non besseser ore ore that is salable In
all market conditions The NJ A.
Hanna company Is one OF the largest
in the iron business outside OF the steel
corporation so that their financial re-
sponsibility is not in question The
property when fully opened ought to
employ between 300 and 500 men ne the
ore body crosses both the Monongahela
and the Carpenter properties.
The starting OF this work will mean
the bringing TO the city of large
number of workmen and the erection
OF numerous houses for the workmen
lO llNt III.
The story about the extension of the
ST. Paul road to Iron River is not as
authentic as the other piece OF news
1t is rumor pure aud simple. as the
railroad company don't give out those
things until they are ready TO start.
AS we get IT, engineers in the employ
of John Marscn, the contractor. are on
the ground looking the survey over
with the purpose in view of Mr..
MaIsch figuring on the grading con
tract.
The division railroad officials all
seem confident that the work will be
done during the suu mer and IL is even
that the contract is now let.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17

been engaged to entsvtain high society
bv singing in a language which no one
IN the town understands / submit to
you ethen, my dear sir. that If these
poor people who are risking their lives
BY delving daily into the bowels Of the
earth for a dollar with which to buy
bread and pay their taxes can not en.
JOY the pleasures that are to flow from
this municipal house of entertainment.
that the City mas no tight 10 spend
the dollars of these honest men tor the
construction and maintenance of such
house of entertainment. 10 is an old
fashioned and homely adage, LET
him who dances pay the fiddler
For these reasons an unalterably
opposed to the erection OF any place OF
entertainment by the City of Crystal
Falls and unless II shall be distinctly
understood that no such enterprise
will be launched. | trust that the pro-
position TO issue bonds for a City Hall
will be defeated at the polls.
am In favor OF a City Hall ana the
issuance of bonds therefor | do not
wish the City to be stingy in the erec-
tinn OF this building. Above all. am
in favor of an efficient fire department
that will protect my property and the
property of my fellow citizens. The
protection OF the little home in which
his wife and babies sleep is more i'm.
portant To the working man than an
assurance that his more fortunate
neighbor may be regaed In grand
opera or afforded place 10 Haunt the
silks and satins. which the working
man cannot buy in the dizzy whirl Of
the modern dance
Very truly yours
CHARLES Fl. WATSON. !
Crys.al Falls. Mich.
February 10. 1919.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
News Snapshots
Of the Week
The Iron Mountain St,ike

Considerable comment was occasion
cd here last Sunday by the report that
the men at the Chaplin mine had walk
ed ont at noon Saturday and that
efforts would be made on Monday to
prevent other men from going TO work.
Later,a complete investigation shows
that the reports were greatly exagger
ated The facts. as nearly as we can
gather them, are these
The Chaplin mine. in common with
other mines OF the Oliver Iron Mining
company, have been worked on about
half time TOR nearly year. The entire
force WAS retained and an effort made
TO give all the men as much work as
possible Early last week the news
that the Oliver company hsd ordered
the Marquette range mines to work
full time with no notice OF similar nc
tion for the Menominee range mines
acted depressingly upon the men VINO
had patiently labored for wear on
half time. AS result the men stopped
work and opened negotiations with the
company asking that the force be re-
duced and those kept at work be put
ON full time.
There was no unseeuing contention
between the men and the local manage
ment Mr. Davidson labored as hard
as he possibly could for his men. the
policy pursned not being Of his max.
ing
AS result OF Mr. Davidson ! inter
cession with the headquarters office. rn
agreement was reached whereby the
men should 90 hack to work Monday,
the company reserving the right TO
reduce the force by laying of the
single men That step is being taken
now and all OF the married men will
be retained the output of the mine to
be kept about as IL has been on the old
arrangement
There was no disturbance ot any
kind, the negotiations being carried on
with a spirit of harmony and fairness
ON both sides
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Dog Race Arrangements

All arrangements have been made
for the dog race which will be run
next Thursday afternoon on Superior
avenue
The judges this year are Frank ID.
Ball, Herman Dnenger and Fred
Reindl. The course will be the same
as last year.
IL Is thought that the races will not
be as keen this year as last year owing
TO some OF the fast dogs having disap-
peared but one can hardly tell about
the event until after the first heat is
run as the boys generally spring sur.
prises on the Judges
Owing 10 change in the law which
exempts Washington birthday from
the list of holidays upon which the
public schools are closed the race will
not be run until $3.50. THIS is dons
for the purpose OF allowing all OF the
school children 10 witness the races.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
COUNCIL DECIDED TO SUBMIT THE
QUESTION AT ONCE
ATTY. TO PREPARE RESOLUTION
A Proposition TO Bond For $4,000 Will
Be Submitted and II the People Want
A City Hall They Can Vote Il.

The city council. az a special meet
ing held last Tuesday night, decided TO
quit talking about new city hall and
let the people decide il just as quickly
as possible. The city attorney was in
structed 10 prepare the necessary reso-
luton for the submission Of the ques-
tion 10 the people and arrangements
were made for another meeting Just as
quickly as the attorney can get the
papers drawn Up when the election
will be called at az early date as pos
sible
The proposition is 10 submit the
question of a bond issue for $40, 900 fol
the purpose cf erecting city nail AS
we understand il this means a city
hall with an assembly hall in i large
enough for plays and dances.
The reason for taking action now is
that If the matter is eft until alter the
spring election the new council will
not have chance to get going on the
thing until the middle OF May and then
it will be- so late that the building
will not be completed by winter time.
The question will be discussed at
great length and II is the purpose Of
The Diamond Drill TO give all sides OF
the question as full and free discus
sion as possible IN order that the
voters may get an idea OF inst what
the council proposes to do with the
money.
ANY contribution from our subscrib-
ers will be gladly given space whether
they agree with our view or not
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Survey Finished

Engineer Burridge and his crew OF
surveyors got through with their work
on the Crystal Falls Florence road last
Wednesday foreuoon and yesterday
went TO the west end OF the county to
commence work on the Iron River
Gogebic road.
The Florence survey is something
over ten miles in length and carried
with IL an exceptionally level road bed
for the entire distance
The Iron River Gogebic road will he
through comparatively rough coun.
try. II will connect at the west end
with th" road that Gogebic county
Is TO push down from watersmeet to
the Iron county line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
MANSFIELD MINE AFIRE
Sir Mer Underground When The Fire Broke
Out Have Been Rescued.

Out Have Been Rescued.
A fire broke ont at the 18TH level OF
the Mansfield mine last night. Six
men we're underground at the time
and all OF them were rescued between
ten and eleven O'Clock Two mnles re-
main underground and will probably
be suffocated.
The fire broke out close to the shaft
and was soon communicated 70 the
shaft timber. The mon were In the
shaft several levels below. By testing
the air with candles for couple OF
hours il was ascertained that the air
was getting purer and as soon as II
was possible 10 run n lamp the whole
distance rescuing crew was sent
down. The men were iound fighting
the flames. having climbed up 10 the
burning level They were taken to
surface and much anxiety relieved
The shaft is securely sealed and IL is
thought that the fire will soon be ont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Iron and Steel Active

Activity was notable in the steel
trade last week in the placing OF nu-
merons contracts for commercial and
manufacturing structures calling for
over 32. 900 tons OF fabricated steel
General contracts for $500 tons OF
structural steel were placed for a bank
building at ST. Louis and the Manu-
facturers club and stock exchange ut
Philadelphia.
Rail contracts aggregated II 900
tons, including 20. 900 tons for export
TO Brazil and "a, 900 tons additional for
the Great Northern. The principal
car order was I, 800 for the Bessemer
and Lake Erie The most promising
contracts pending are for 81. 970 cars
and thirty locomotives for the Wabash
and >. $50 cars for the Western Mary
land. /. J0O for the St Paul and 700 for
the Rock Island
The United states Steel corporation
is now operating ~ per cent OF pig
iron capacity and Sais per cen. steel
ingnt capaclt~ Its untitled orders In
January were increased 2ai. $50 tons.
which do not include some OF The
heavy raj orders distributed last
month.
Competition in securing orders for
finished steel products increased and
some Of the smaller mills made conces-
sions Of Al per ton on steel sheets.
plates brass and shapes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17
Fire Losses Adjusted

The fire losses of Ed. j. Bregger and
Joe Gress were adjusted satisfaction ily
duiIng the week after considerable
parleying The total money paid by
the insurance companies 10 the two
men j. in the neighborhood OF 81. 600
We understand that the two build
ings injured will bv repaired ~ once.
IL viii take considerable time before
they are fully roapaired Mr..
Bregger's loss on account Of his being
deprived of the use Of his building is
considerable The saloon part OF the
bn ilding is now opened and the opera
honse will b. opened tonight
Mr. Gress intends repairing the old
building as quickly rs possible and the
carpenters are now figuring or the
work
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17

Quinauageaima Sunday. Feb II. 1912.
Holy Communion 10 80
sunday School II AS
Note There will be only one ser
lvice on Sunday rnis will he the Pas.
tors last service Everyone invited
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17

New ads Lindstrom q Lindwall
Donnie Bertot a. Co. Michigan Mn.
tual Life lns. Co. A. Mendelson
Changes =, warshawsky. Osterberg
a. Co. Bank. Sam Bridges Rezin. John
Tuits Co. Crystal Falls Co.Or. ~.
Jacobs and A. Rabichahd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-17

Miss Evelyn Conlin entertained a
number OF her girl friends last Tues-
day her ninth birthday.