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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
NOTHING BUT A BUGAB00

Maj0e-Ceoeral Weed Does Vet Take
lnteEveot1on Talk SeTS00sly.
Chicago. Ill, September al dent
see even the .emotest possibility OF
any trouble between the United States
and Mexico" declared Major-General
Leonard Wood. chief Of stan Of the
United States Army, who arrived here
to-day on . tour OF inspection Of army
posts in the North and Northwest. in
discussing the Mexican situation.
Our troops along the border are
there to preserve neutrality and 70
be ready for an emergency" continued
the general. They have the strictest
orders not to step across the inter-
national line. think the talk OF in
tervention 10 nothing but q bugaboo."
General wood to-day inspected Fort
Sheridan. From Chicago General Wood
said he would 90 to Rock Island. I'LL
nois. and then to Omaha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
STILL NO RESULT


COuferenees FoS1 % 0ssog 80 .
RafnRV0A TFoUooeA
wAshington. September 2$.-Ae-
,ernpts to settle the controversy De-
tween rzilrosds o. the South and their
traiumen and conductors over wages
ana better working candisions eoa-
,i.u.d here to-day without resule
Juas. Martin A. Knapp. of the Com
mace Court. and DR.. Charles p Nettl
Commissioner Of Labor. nnedissors vn-
DER the Erdman act. heard beth parties
20 the controversy. II had been sx-
pec:ed that a final settlement wousa
b. reached to-day. bot so-asghs she
parties appsrentiy we're stiIi far frsn
an agreement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26

Pespse - Gree1vtuDe.
Baltimore. Nd September 2s-
Thvrsson q. Vaughan Wanted
in Greenvflle 8 c.. on charges
Of misconduct while he was
superfntendeut Of an orphanage
there. who was arrested here Saturday.
was taken to Columbia tonight BY
sheriff J. Percy Poole. Of Creenville.
Vaughan stated that he was afraid the
people OF Greeuvflie would attempt
60 do him bodily harm % the shertR
took him 70 Columbia. where The
state peutseusSsry - located
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
LOVER FILES PLEA
TObE MADE HAPPY
Asks Governor Brown to Pardon
Stripping, His Prospective
Father-in-Law.
BARS PREVENT WEDDING
Girl Refuses to Marry While
Her Parent Wears Felon's
Stripes.
BARS PREVENT WEDDING
Isnectal to rbe rtmes-pispatch. |

Atlanta. Ga, September 25.-Gover-
nor Joseph NJ. Brown again has been
petitioned to pardon Thomas Edgar
Stripping. convicted, escaped and re-
captured murderer in Georgia, former
chief Of police Of Danville, Va. and
now confined in the State penitentiary
for life in expiration Of his crime.
The last STRIPPING petition is invoked
in the name of the little winged God
of love.
E. T. Youngbiood. writing from
Tallulah Falls. imploTes the Governor
to pardon Stripping, not alone for
StripIing's sake and the happiness Of
his family. but in order that he
Young claim as a bride
Stripling's daughter. Ruth May. who
has promised to be Youngbrood's wife
but who. under former promise to her
father, will not wed so long as he
wears the stripes OF felon- Young
hoods letter to the Governor reads
as follows:
Dear Governor.-I am q man who
comes to you with q heartbroken
Plea man you could make happy
and save from becoming wreck.
Governor. this - a case I do be-
lieve you will bear with me in hear
ing. You could not have the heart to
say no to what means so much to me.
and take the pleasure of life from one
that God has set aside to be happy.
1t 10 only through you We can be made
happy. God tells me to call on you
u am thirty nine years Of age. and
was raised in the good old county
OF Lee. / had a chance to cast my bal
lot for you three times. bit I never
who works for his wages. and has TO
go around wherever can set work
During . stay in the city OF Co
lumbus I happened TO fall in love with
one Of the most dear 70 me. There
isn't q sweeter or a more lovely family
anywhere than Strip!ing'S Why make
them unhappy. and keep Stripping from
his dear babies? And would you stop
the enjoyment Of life for me? I could
be . happy maa-
Open your heart. Governor. so that
can get this dAnseI who 10 % dear
to me Otherwise. ! cannot get her.
for her fathers request Is thai she
may stay single as long a. he 10 In
prison. and she IS TOO honest TO DO
otherwise.
And I don't think there 10 another
one In the whole world to me like
Euth May STRIPPING.
Governor. man Is not made 20 live
alone, nor ~ woman And to most nscn
comes . love some time In their lives
that makes or mars them And wrat
woman lives. who. deep in her heart.
does not cherish the thought OF TIE
one who 10 dearer than all 90 her?
Governor. love rules tie courts and
the camps. and the grave Love rules
the saints above and men below. for
love IL all Love 10 heaven and heaven
IN love. am IN earnest about this
matter. Governor. Can I not nee; you
somewhere. face TO face. sne talk the
matter over In. . heart-to-heart way.
pray God may prompt voc 90 answer
yes Pardon STRIPPING. Governor
do not throw this IN the waste
Respectfully.
~E. T. YcUNGBLoop.-
The Governor Is out % tie city to-
day and win not be back before Fra-
lay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26

rNey Are OSuUpvpe6 AMER bsesre V8vs
80 VIVA vssysg sssoeexe.
pek.ne. September .s.-The erooos
eorsmpeA outside the gates Of We
cNane. capital % the Province q Wa
pen. suuetnsed last night ana aetsckes
ERE ctsv. TAe TROOPS aumbsre9 SEVERN
hundred ana were e,mVooed tor the
'mose pers Of cavalry. a strong force
~ osneral Il Huea Yen's regsme0t
,rmed3a.ety engaged the rebels and 81.
ter several hours Of Aerce aghtsag Sse-
p>rsed them The casualty bse - Me-
known, but two o@cerS were execvsee
for sssIsug - 6svuoge see1S knewte1ge
~ - $1,000 n - be1svU1 shoo
IL assoeA1nU uosV so1y wesesee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
MARcoNI IS INJURED


bile Accident.
Spezia. Italy. September eS-Wiliam
Marconi. Of wireless fame. was injured
to-day near Borghetto. in the Valley
Of the Vera River. while motoring
with his wife when his car collided
with another in turning a sharp curve.
Marconi was brought back TO this city
and placed in hospital suffering
from q wound over the right eye. ana
his right cheek and temple were badly
bruised His body also was severely
bruised Although both cars over
turned in the accident Mrs Marconi
was un.njured. bu, Marccni's secre-
tary and chauffeur received slight tn
,u-fes. Five women received severt
bruises in the other automobile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
BELL PLEADS GUILTY

Pensacola, ia. September 3s.-Wn-
liam n. Den. the nsnetesn-year.ol6
bsak cleSk, Who last night confessed
70 sseaIsug the-psekags o. Sss.eoe from
the First National Benk here. was ar
rsseneA before . United states com-
missioner thss evening and entered Q
pSes % guilty.. Dell declared he bed
no sccomDvlces IN taking the mc0ey
ero0 she baaG - Bn returnjae q %
She oock en- g she bsak, whore u
No. Souu0 ~ ~ UsUro jaa1sos. ~
~ ~ oseo g ekee~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
SOLDIERS ATTACKED



Nsptsal law Zone.
Charleston. ". Va, September 20
4 report reached here tonight from
IN. military headquarters Al ram.
Creek that large force nad attAo
,hn ou,po.,. Of Company l. First In
fan,ry. near Keeferton- Fayetfe
County which is within the MARTA!
I,w zone. II is also reported thar
several Of the attacking fofce naa
been injured. but that the militia es-
capped harm
lieutenant Bell in command OF tas
eornnanv- vas reinforcei and pursued
the attackers over the MOUNTAIN
Major James T. Pratt in charge OF
tn, dis.r,c,. .crt a train with one
company from Paint Creek Junction
70 tae scene. q distance Of twenty
miles. a. the wires were cut imme-
distely after the rs7ort OF the moot
ing va. received at headquarters. no
fur,a~r information can be had until
the srecial train returns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
MRS. ROGERS STILL ON STAND
Sc Aeosa Tells 81 PSse Agssusa
SOee6Ab Leee.

Amarillo. Texas. September g.
Cross-examination Of Mrs L A. Rog-
ers. Of Dallas. relative 70 letters
signed ALBERT" alleged TO have been
shown her By Ms sneed In July ana
August Of this year. occupied most OF
the afternoon In to-day's hearing Of
the ha6ess corpus pfocee1fnes IN be.
half Of John Deal Sneed- alleged
slayer Of A. q. D0ycol
Mr.. Eegers reiterated 0tste@ents 80
20 her knowfeaee OF The alleges pgoe
AGAINST Saeed's life. AM es0e1ae1 shss
on one occasion. Mrs.. Snesd hsd wrlssea
Boyce that she was sxDsetine 90 BE-
come . mother. ana that Doyee AsA re-.
rIied EXPRESSING gisdwess.
Other witnesses sesssoea - % corr
r~spouAeace said 90 hsve psssed be-
tween Boyee sna NfS. 90ee6 In recent
wssshs an % visits M eaesa 10
"a 60 hsvO seee1vea FROM D0yee -
IVogssO UyeuD - - - . ~ oeoee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26

OUe 49, HOeosoy 49, - w.
sSUsossO-
Rome, Ca. September tons -
son vss fatally fajured. ssree eerseesv
hurt ana several ossers sIsghssy -
3ureA when southern Railway 49,
ger train No. IL. porad from Ceseeeo
TO Jsckscnvsll,. fla. Vas eeras:es
PIasuvsIle. twelve miles ncrsh - 49,
20. nigh, Two day coaches. go 49,
man coach. a s~gesse car ~ 49,
car vere thrown fron The 9ee&
The three seriously is3psss 49,
n white passeuGeS. . 1870
|ss1 ~. n pssrea, seggaee -
|sAs sssaA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
MONA LISA LOCATED
vsv~v >sys ssosew Psesuvv Ss
% %, PVsevseWvG.

r,,do, 9cp.cr.ber s..--i~onardc "a
xtnci.s rna.scrpiece. Nova Lisa stolen
sror. ,ne Louvre museum IN Paris IN
x..u.. Of last year. " hanging on IN.
yails Of Q private gallery In 80. Peters
burg acccrdiug 90 . report puoIsshed
IN : Russsan paper ard TRANSMITTED to-
~ = . ssws 5000 hsr~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
CHARGED
W|THVOTE-bUY|NG
He Is Alleged to Have Spent
100000 in Last Week
OF Campaign.
DUNCAN ~ HIS Ac6o0ER
DUNCAN ~ HIS AceooER
Defeated Candidate Assert:
That Price of Ballots Ranged
From $40 to $40.

Soartanburg S. c.. September "a
The executive committee appointed to
inv.stisare the charges of fraud In
the recent primary election met TINS
morning. Jonn T. Duncan. q candl-
date for Governor, who received only
900 votes submitted an amdavlt IN
which he alleged that in the last week
of the campaign $1os,09o was spent
in the interest of Judge Ira b. Jones'
the candidate who ran second IN the
race. In some precincts, Mr. duncan
asserted from SO to JIG eacn was
paid for votes for Jones
The committee asked Mr. duncan u
he was prepared TO give names ana
places. He replied that ne wooIo tul
nish them shortly.
Another charge made by Duncan was
that seventeen residents of Georgia
ernp,oved by the Greenville. Spartan
burg and Anderson Railway, voted for
Judge Jones in Greenviile County.
w. b. Wilson. Jr. chairman OF
subcommittee named to investigate
the election in the eastern counties.
reported that irregularities had been
found in a number Of places. In the
large counties OF Charleston and Rich
land the investigation has not yet been
concluded.
The committee adopted a resolution
calling upon managers Of the election
in Spartanburg County. where 500
cases either Of repeating or identity
of name have been discovered, to make
afddavit in regard to these cases.
The committee left this afternoon
for Greenv.Ile to take testimony there
as to frauds in Greenville County
session will also be held in Anderson
1t IL proposed to return to spartan
burg on Saturday.
Exssevee Of Gross FrsuS.
Greenviue. 5. c.. September cs.-Ev-
dence which upon its face iIoiestes
arosse.t fraud being practfced IN
Cr..nyille County In the primary OK
auv,,s, - was placed before the sub
.,r,rn,,.~e of the south Carolina Dem
orr,,,c Executive Com mittee at orfei
..ss,on held in the courthouse here this
afternoon
xI,cal committee which mas been
conductins an Investigation In Green.
vile County reported that repetitfons OF
names on polling lists had been tosno
in $50 instances and that the names
were repeated anywhere RON one 70
g.. ,snes each, which indicates that
s,o men voted anywhere from TWO 10
sv. times each In the primary
The committee further reported tnat
., b,S beer unable to identity l.s
name. On the polling list OF one box IN
the ctty. The most elaborate methods
were used TO identify the .s2 men who
voted a, this box. but rs o: them eouio
-, y. found. even with the assistance
Of detectives
On account OF no notice being given
-. IN. meeting Of the subcommittee
h.-r ,h,. as,crn BON. several witnesses
we're absent Their testimony wfu De
o9ered later IL the committee desires u.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
WOULD ACQUIRE ALL
LINES OF TELEGRAPH
Latest Recommendation Made
by Postmaster General.
President TAFT, II Is Said, Was Not
Consulted by Mr.. Hitchcock In Max
ing Recommendation, and Breach
Beween Them May Widen.

That the United States acquire all
OF the telegraph lines OF the country
and place them under the jurisdiction
of the postofice department is the
recommendation which Postmaster
General Hitchcock he viii
make TO congress.
The postmaster general has dug mp
a statute enacted by congress forty or
nee years ago under which he con
tends the government can take over
the wire service OF the country and
conduct IL as an adjunct OF the post
office department. II is estimated I'M
officially that this gigantic undertake.
ing would cost the United States gov
eminent somewhere between $500, 600.
900 and $500. 00O. 900.
To say that the postmaster generals
announcement vas n surprise TO Wash.
ington Is putting It mildly. The most
interesting thing about II, though, Is
that II apparently was a great surprise
also TO President Taft. The White
House was informed OF the statement
that the postmaster general had is
sired. but mp TO a late hour there had
leen no official intimation that the
president had authorized his postmas-
ter general to make such a recon-
m%endation. Gil eumstances pointed
tothe fact that the White House was
considerably concerned over the state
ment which Mr.. Hitchcock had put out.
Recently reports have been circu-
lated from sources hat cannot be lg-
nored that the president and the post
master general are not in as close ac-
cord, especially on politics, as they
once were.
on nj least one occasion recently
Mr.. Hitchcock was accused OF taking
a stand against the wishes OF the
president This was at the meeting
OF the Republican national committee.
when the postmaster general was
charged with supporting southern Re
publicans in their opposition to the
naming OF Harry New as chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
IL Mr.. H~itchcock's statement In re
gar 10 the government ownership
Of telegraph companies has beer Is.
sued, as seems likely. without the en-
dcrsement OF the president. IL may
lead to n further embarrassment. The
FIRST thing members OF congress want
ed to know when they heard OF Mr..
Hitchcock's statement was whether
President Taft was advocating govern
mont ownership These men will i'm.
mediately turn to the president and
he will be obliged TO make his views
known on the proposition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
STATES OLDEST MASON DEAD
Liberty H.. Bailey OF South Haven
Taken at Nearly SO. a

South Haven. Mich. Jan. fS.-Lib-
erty IL Bailey. aged ninety-two years
and eleven months, died at his resi-
dence near the city. lie was father
OF l.. II. nailey OF Cornell university
agricultural department. He was the
oldest Mason IN the state. a thirty-sec-
ond degree Scottish Rite. member OF
the high priesthood OF Michigan and
Oriental order OF Palm and Shell
lie belonged to all the Masonic o.
ders here and was a charter member
OF the consistory OF Michigan and a
member OF Peninsula Commandery or
Kalamazoo. X. r.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
FINED FOR CRUELTY 10 MULE
Ann Arbor Man Convicted az yrslianst
Takes Appeal

YpsiIanti. Mich, Jan. 1S.-Fred G.
Weinberg Of Ann Arbor. who was ar
rested on complaint OF Chief Of Police
Milo r. Gage, charged with cruelty TO
animals. was found guilty in the mu-
nicipal court here and fined s25 n
$3.50 costs or twenty days IN jail.
lie tool an appeal 70 the circuit
court az Ann Arbor. He gave bail
in the sum OF $500 for his appearance
az he next term OF ocurt. The wit
nesses claimed that the mule left on
the skating rink grounds last Novem-
Der was not properly fed and shell
tered. Weinberg did not oner any
evidence in his defense,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
WILL DEVELOP CON- MINE
saaola Man Buys Property that
FIeeced Menominee People.

Menominee, Mich. Jan. 1S.-Menom-
lnee people who were 1eeced In the
KimkerIey-Winle mining deal at Ko-
komo. Cal. are interested in the an
nouncement that the property has been
purchased by Patrick Flanagan OF Sa-
COLA. who is said TO have paid 100000
for the mine and is now the sole own
er OF the property.
lie bought the mine at a receivers
sale with the understanding that the
original owners could redeem the prop
erty within a stated time. This they
failed to do and IL is understood that
the mine will be developed under MI.
F~lanagan's direction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
BLACK HAND TO PRISON
Would Be 5lackmaiIers In Chicago
Get Five Years Each.

AZ Chicago Or. Alfred w Colbert,
a chemist I'm the Masonic Temple. and
Sarkis H. %DecLmediai, III East Forty
third street. were sentenced to serve
five years each in the Leavenworth
~penitentiary by Judge Lands in the
United States district court for at.
tempting to blackmail Pushman Bros.
Armenian rug dealers, 16 South Wa.
bash Avenue.
They were found guilty by a jury
after a trial during which the govern.
ment attorneys attempted TO connect
the two men with a national Black
Hand society OF Armenians, as the re-
suit OF which II is expected that Ar
menian societies in several large cities
Will undergo a probe by the federal
government,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
YUAN SHIH-kAI IN PERIL
Attempt 20 AsssssInate the Chinese
Premier with Dynamite Bomb.

Al Pekin. China a bomb was
thrown at Premier Yuan S~hih-kai's
carriage. Two soldiers and the horses
attached 10 the carriage were killed.
Yuan shih-kai was repeatly warned
that attempts would be made against
his life. Friends have urged the prem
Ter to cspituiate and others, fearing
his assassination. urged him to take
refuge In the foreign concessions at
Tlentsln.
Revolutionaries have more than
once threatened Yuan with dynamite.
The premier. however. informed Sir
John Jordan. the British minister,
that he did not fear assassination.
A guard OF twenty-five cavalrymen
usually escorted his carriage through
the streets OF Pekin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
Husband kIIIed; Aeeepts s12s.

Port Huron. Mich, Jan. 1S.-Mary
Brockmiller. widow OF the late Henry
Brockmiller. who was killed by a
Rapid Railway car near Marine City
on Dec. 2s. has filed a petition in
probate court here asking for the ap
pointment OF general and special ad-
ministrators for the estate Of her de
ceased husband. She alleges that the
estate is worth about $4,000. She
asks the permission OF the court TO
have the special administrative settle
all claims against the company for
1925.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
GASOLINE CLAIMS VICTIMS
Lltchheld Woman Dies n Daughter
Is Badly Burned.

Litchheld. Mich. Jan. IS. - While
filling a gasoline lamp AT her home a
mile south OF the village. Mrs. Ben
Herring was burned so badly that she
died. II is not Just known how the
accident occurred. but there was an
explosion.
Mrs Herring rolled herself up I'm the
rugs upon the floor. but all her cloth
ing was burned OFF. Miss Lou Herring.
her niece, who was with her. burn
ed her hands in trying TO extinguish
the fire. Mrs. Herring was fifty years
old.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20

NEW WORKINGS Violet Buehler.
the sixteen year old girl who disap-
peared from the Meyers hotel. 600
South state street. Chicago, Nov. 26,
and In whose search practically the N
tire police force OF the city engaged.
was found working in a kitchen ia
New York by a private detective
agency. She was giving her services
for 81 a week and board. She declared
that she was we'll and happy and only
feared that her foster mother. Mrs.
Herman Buehler. proprietor OF the no.
tel would find some way OF compelling
her 10 return 10 Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20

NEW YoRk-The national Demo.
cratic leaders who have recently been
in conference here are agreed that the
presidential nomination will. in all
probability 20 TO a dark horse.
There is little chance for the yari.
Gus leaders 10 get together on any can.
didate, said a member. and when the
convention is called TO order June 25
everyone of the fourteen or more men
mentioned for the honor will have a
group OF militant delegates behind him
ready to fight 10 a finish. This means
that il Is likely TO be a dark horse
year"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20

Standish, Mich, Jan. 18.-Christian
Hansen, prominent resident OF this
place, who wandered away from the
home OF a daughter, teacher at Emory
Junction. thirty miles north OF here.
last Wednesday and was found badly
frozen. is lead. He was sixty-three
years old. Two daughters survive
him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
c. r. & l.. Flyer Hits Cattle.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. is.-AA G..
X a J. flyer crashed into a herd OF
twenty'two cattle belonging to George
wilson OF this city while they were
crossing the tracks near here. Every
animal was killed. The train was not
aerailed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
DETECTIVE BURNS FREE
indianapolis COURT Relieves Him OF the
Charge Of Kidnapping.

AZ indianapolis. Friday. after arpu-
ment on the writ by which he was
taken from the local authorities. VII
liam y. Burns vas discharged from
custody by Judge Anderson OF the
United States district court.
This action relieves Burns from the
Indictment for kidnapping J. J.. McNe
mara. returned by the county grand
Jury. Detective Hossick. of Los An,
rcics. who was also indicted for lid.
mapping, was not before the court. hui
attorneys say that the decision applies
to him as we'll and that the Indictment
H. the local court will be dismissed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
lonIs Farmer HANGS Self.

lonia. Mich, Jan. 1S.-George Fox
OF Odefsa township went to the barn,
climbed to a landing. tied a rope
trrund his neck and jumped OF. The
tall was letter than six feet, and he
was instantly killed. Brooding over
the suicide OF Clare McNeal is said to
he the cause.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL Meeting
CRYSTALFALls COOPERATIVE SOCIETY

Notice is herebyygiven that the annual
meeting OF the share holders OF the Crystal
Falls Cooperative Society will be held AZ
Lustfie1d's Hall in the city 81 'Cry5taa
Falls, Michigan, on Saturday, the 's7tA day
Of January, A. D. 1912, at one o'caock p. NJ.
for the purpose OF e~1ecting Directors and
for the transacting OF such other business
as may properly come before such meeting.
A. L.. A~xelson, !.
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20

When you want a reliable medicine
for a cough or cold take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. II can always be de-
pended upon and Is pleasant and safe
20 take For sale by Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-20

Persons troubled with partial paraly-
.,s are often very much benefited By
--assaoinr the affected parts thorough
" when applying ChamberlAin's Lint
oent. This liuiment also relieves
Pneumatic pains. For sale by Sam
bridges