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The evening world., 1912-02-10

Kind. 81 yoli.ous arc offered 70" the
r!oricm o. enid conservation.
MIS-. Win,frrd Harper Coole% makes
'!ie startling assertion that tho United
states Government protects American
Mrs bettcr than American children"
senator owen IS adjusting and read
LASTING III, tI.r';h bill. providing a
rirc.n devoted entirely to child hysi"Hn,
50 tina, H. may meet with the approval
OF the maJoyi.v and become a law.
Mrs. Alec IIuh,ard advocs:ss the
Stale conserving tho child by pairing
a,cthc,s a zee for their maintenance.
Mrs. Ia Toilette points out the cnoi-
nous advantage FOR children o. getting
away from agartments-out into the
cron,
Others advocate other measures. Gnd
20 II goes OF. Al OF these are splendid
IN themselves, but viewed In the sun
llglit OF the living present they are stu
Ideals in the shell and problems that
| viii he solved IN the FUTURE.
Everything comes to him who waits
but he must WORK while he waits, W.
may look for Utopia that Will make Of
the present child an example OF Tho
| highest civilization THAT the world has
ever known.
But the big momentous thing IL to dc
that which we can right here-NOW-
| without waiting. Things can be done
for these martyred babien every minute
by you and me and the individual viii
resources and means AT HAND.
For "the gods are on high Olympus
but tho Greek, are NJ our doors" Th'
children cry NOW, moi IN the future
There are two things that II taken II
large doses will alleviate much Of tn
PRESENT distress.
ricy are FRESH AIR ard REM
MOTHERS,
A m.,ilca' man OF prominence ssys
at has been demonstrated that a MAJ
can live thirty days without food; m
can 1--we four or Ave DAYS wi,hou
water: hu; he could no i've Eve min
u.cs without air"
Therefore, While The Importance o
water srd food and .Nralc..c are para
MONT thlDys, tie %topnotcl rrme1tr %
AL MS ~ air--purc OZONE and ~. q
4. l. "a . FREE produc:. Al you AZ
t. do Ia take II,
u w,s ONLY "esteriay that VIC Accepted
the Latin wr!..ea prescriptions ~ a.
kinds ana took them w!.ly-rilly. 'ro.da,
We want 10 know what ti,ay are for
! vs. " oAyl Assumed . ~ q xiaAas
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\ SHORT AND SIMPLE ANIMAL.

T0EN DOLLARS a week income, three children TO raise. an
something TO be saved for a rainy day. For twcniy-six years
this has been the daily problem Of the wife of a Chicago
iatcrer. Her solution to date il: $50; in the bank. three grown chit
diem tnrough school and at work. and u home full OF content.
Ser Story of how she dA it is lesson for those who groan ard
arr ready 20 give up on far bigger pay.
- chnr from Germany twcnty4dx wears ago" this woman told
= newspaper correspondent. ave have lived in this house all thai
uU,s Some people want 10 move every SIX months, They don't
reeizc what il costs. and how their furniture is, banged around.
nave done all my own washing and sewing. Sometimes ! have sc~"d
sr others. I have Il tw chickens. Nearly every day We get two
AEs. W. have the best mcal at night. What We Eat is wholesome
sd good"
After explaining that all her children are now sclf.supporting.
she added: "Thc hard struggle is now over. ! started three times to
cut money in the bank. Twice ] had to take it out. But there is
,teady work now. Our troubles are gone. VI are contcnted"
Doubtless lie stories could he told in thousands of other Ameri
can homes. But il is good TO - one in print now and then. and.
whnh we gapc a, the achievements Of capital and finance. to give all
DONOR 10 the humble. daily household victories of thrift. tidincss aud
self denial.
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FROM WoRKHoUsE TO FIFTH AVENUE.

- AZ che came in her rags dozen me dirty sfeps Of tao prison q maot
clan suddenly appeared before her oc thrust into her hands a ,S fned
9th diamonds and rubies and all manner Of precious stones.
TVHAT is the way they used TO tell it in the Arabian Nights.
To-day we read that a woman serving a term at Black
wells Island is met az she comes out with the news that hor
husband is heir TO millions.
What is the first part Of the story!
The Nephew of the rich Caiph married a poor girl Of the people
against his unclcs will. The uncle stormcd and ordered hs slaves
TO throw tho Nephew into the street, swearing by Allah that not ono
featherwcight Of his treasures should the Nephew inherit. And the
Caliph set himself down to put the determination of his heart in
writing. Then he thought "Why should hurry to write it! am
nt like to die"
Meanwhile the Nephew and his bride went forth into the market
place and toiled for many years and were very unhappy. Until ono
day the wife a seized and thrown into prison.
shortly afterward came n messenger to the Nephew saying. "Bc.
hold thy uncle the Calph so u sudden dead. and we can find no tab
lets. Come. take thy shnrc OF his treasure
And the Hnsley fortune itself. Were not these millions gath
cyod together through as bewhdcring a series OF fortunes from office
boy 10 financial magnaic as ever served the owner Of Aaddns lamp?
Once upon a time there were Gcni and jars of pearls.
but railway presidents and trust companies brimming with So
eMrites ac just a. full Of wonders.
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Hfr ' ~ Fsh ~
ran ancestry. We want 10 ne shown.
And one of the l!s things {, At ~
have been SHOWN Is that many, ,lsny
diseases az, now being cured by
FRESH MR. AID all That pertains to Il.
Infection come. from Clcss quarters.
And IN" WIFE parent Will. seek tho
open for tao child. will trv 10 run away
from congestion and provide FOR the tote
larger s.eas OF air.
Fo- It Is one thinI 80 NAN nay have
\ mortgage on. We are ali EQUAL
partners - t.e ar product.
And the other tiiihg thai can te IL
C.. once is the spirit OF REAL another.
hood. While nature has So made It t;iat
EVERY mother loves her child ne has
not strictly reckoned with p~resent.day
civilization DEMANDS.
Very often. I am sorry 70 say. TIE At
~tent!on that should 60 to tire wee ons
l. absorbed In the attention Is c,mn1u-
Mtg Interests, society pleasures. ana the
like that have assumed the imporssncs
Of so-cs!led DUTIES. When, In I'll
truth. the GREATEST duty q mothsr
has Is her child.
For n mother may have a Thousand
Interests: hut shs 10 the ONLY mother
OF Ter child.
THE spirit OF motherhood enters into
t.,e makeup OF the coming nan and this
influence Il EVERLASTING. II you
must satisfy the demands Of the trend
OF the timer, WAiT-by all you hold ~.
c,~d--1a! l untl the child has react&A
tie age @: DIStcRIAIlN ALTON. .4.i.
Then lie !'as a chance to do for him.
self and o may occakonnIly lay aside
the reins. The real mother sacrifices all
and sees 10 Il that DIR In large doses
Is absorbed by tho child; IND II possfbls
strikes for much living In the open-To.
WARD that end.
The cry OF the children Is Give us
a fighting chance and l will mako .
chance for fighting. olive me Oxygen 10
build Drawn and a real mother TO litiu.
eacs brain and ] will live to reflect
credit on posterity."
The evening world., 1912-02-10

.en. en,,y ncninn Snoniu ne iind q
door unlocked or a window open no
slips In as Il guest, II the ,aw IL to -,
applied according 10 the ideas Of ao,nc
lawyers.
the courts VIII be called upon .
'ecide what a nan has To perform ~
the way az violence TO proper;y before
he gets into the burglar class. IL wr
are 10 believe tie law a. some would
interpret II. > householder. sva\cnla,
to fni Il strange with "a dark Intern
In HE home. aust 70 r.rcunspcct 10.
fore taxing action.
First, he mast discover II the -.
trudsr has legally BROKEN in. IL his
Investigation shows that q doog has
not heen pr!et on rs hinges or y lock
has not oocn broken tie intruder must
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Mrs. Jarr Takes Expert Advice
On How Not to Spend Her Money
vs..,tvt -

Mrs. Jarr. $50 I must speak Of her
intelligence office as I find it,"
What I can't understand II why they
are called Intelligence Offices said
Mrs. Iianslc. THE maids one gets from
them
Mrs. Calgett Il going to charge
ilundrcsses and maids SO much a day
Is cents. | tnink-for sitting in her
Office. You hnow there are so many OF
tiem wio just so there to meet their
friends OIL: Of place and gossip. n
when a person docs telephone In for a
woman BY the day, or a maid. ana the
manager or :nanageress asks who
wants 70 90 some OF the unemployed
will say THAT woman? Not for me-
Sle's too fussy!'"
Old YOU say 20 hal something TO
tell iGe at 7Gt Clarp Mrdr,dse-Sm!th?"
asked Mrs. Ranglc, the telephone dis
cus sion oye- the serving maid and laun-
dress problem having run Itself down.
Mrs. J1rr had not mentioned Clara
MISUNDERSTANDING ntEo q, all. Hut this
young married woman WIS a centre oi
local intors., On account OF her having
married n rich I'D man. and also ne'
cause she ia NOT seem % appreciate
the fact; aud lcr '~ntirat"s were on the
aui v!ve expecting sensation n -" way
Of separation or elorcr,en'. -: some
other 81 told You So event In SN'ec-
ton with this sentimental young person.
|, Mrs. Jars only " to Mrs
Rangle's evcr-the-tclephonc questions
REGARDING their interesting mutual friend
were vague.
you mustn't ask mo slen things over
the telephone" she fnaily said 70"
ian come over. can't you"'
Mrs. Ranglc nigh. have suggested
that, as Mrs. Jarr had something to tell
and wasn't so busy. that SHE mig :
come over to see her. hut this isn't
the way women play the game OF COS
sip.
so Mrs. Rangle hustled around to MIS-
Jars all in good time.
What 10 1t. my DEAR" she asked,
y really can't stay a minute you
hnow."
Well" said Mrs, Jar. II am the last
person in the world TO speak about ths
afslrs Of others. but res!ly"-
What has that silly goose don'
now" asked Mrs. Rangle. impat!ently
Don't tell mo she has left her hus'
band, You know she never did get owe
nsr ~!ntatuat.on for jack silver
DO you know she's been going on
10 those dreadful cabaret restaurant
s,oNs. night after n'sht"" said Mrs
Jsrr.
Who wlth:' asked Mrs. Vangl~.
,.n. 49,. A,an.p1n Nrs 1arr an
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10, A MONOFOLIST.

VVYtIO wouldnt like to pick ont Al genuine sealskin free at The
Nv source of supply:
Probably You may presently. provided You can prove
yourself an "Indian. Afno, Alcut or other aboriginc." Also YOU must
get into a canoe. use only paddle. oars or snns. there mustn't he mo-"
than five Of YOU in the boat, and YOU must leave your gun at home.
Also the skin must be for YOU own use.
Such are the provisions Of the hill Congressman Sulzcr has intro
du.ed in Congress so that the United States may live IN TO the
agreement made with Great Britain. Japan and Russia ia protect ttc
&tas in the North Pacific.
II it turns ont your aboriginal family tree is bogus. aud you are
only a plain United States citizen. YOU may he fined s.. 900 and put
in Jail for six months.
Good for the aborigine. We are glad he is likely to have a few
special privileges and monopoics again. \ long time ago he had all
there were in this land. One by one We have taken them away from
him, and not very gently at that. lie deserves all he can yet back.
May the bill go through and may Madame Aborginc wear n different
sealskin each day Of the week.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
MORE LICHT-AND EGGS.

A \ illuminating egg story turns up in the Bangor Commercial.
~ A Bangor butter and egg dealer being short of egg.
the other day telephoned to the storage warehouse and
asked if they could spare him some.
"Why, you have two carloads that have been here since last sum-
mer," came the reply. Didn't you know it"'
The dealer explained feebly that he Ind been sick and man,
things had slipped his mind.
All the while he was figuring rapidly. Two carloads. 400 eases
in each car, 80 dozen eggs in a case. g, 1000 dozen eggs. Last sum.
sluer they had cost him Is cents a dozen. Add two cents for storage.
Eggs now retail at IS cents and more a dozen; $4,000 times % oeats
is $4,000 profit!
The dealer il said to have been dazed.
He couldn't have been half as dazed as a public that reads ad
marvels that such things can be, and wonders when and where it ha.
got to meet those eggs.
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y @6Ov

fhis VAS a poser fo- Mrs. Eangle,
but she finally decided that she would
prefer TO pay the hundress a dollar and
! quarter and give the fee to the
agency. 1t was more trouble. but II
didn't seem spending 30 much money"
Did YOU ever try Cadgett's Elite In
tclligence Ofncc?' asked Mrs. Jarr.
(This was all over the telephone, and
The evening world., 1912-02-10

900 to tho British excheauer Pc
annum in duty.
Gas furnaces alone are noN used Al
the royal mint for the melting down
OF precious metal.
Last year over six THOUSAND tons
OF beef were disposed OF in the London
central markets.
In Hamburg tho nature OF IA. cob
- such that no very tall buildings can
be erected, and there are few nat a.avx
as many as ten noors.
Buenos Aires has planted along NJ
streets and over its parks M !css than
,i2,"o shade trees within the last ted
years, only fr adOrrment.
Mrs, Heary VAUGHN OF Orange. y. u
dropped a 5000 pearl necklace rrcm !
rain; salvatore stoppaneilo, workihi
N The track, picked up all but Ave u
TO pearls and his wife stuffed than
eon,emptuons!y In her apron pockeh
YEA can get TIE same ta,ns s. 4 Aysa
siAi alas~' eve iRia &G AAaHj~ ~
The evening world., 1912-02-10

years aso the proper n expectations
method OF handling contestins delega-
lions. There was scne opposition
among Republicans 10 the nomination
o! TAT, and the opposition sent con-
teS:ins delegations 70 Chicago.
Prior 10 tho convention n coa.D i'tss
Of the National Committee. under the
c,ion OF Mr.. Hitchcock. tic present
Postm r-General. sat In C!':aso ana
considered al, the contest. And n
ana every case TIE contestinx dale
cation WAS given the buns rash. Mr..
TAFT was an interested spectator 81
those proceedings. Msybc he has TO-
gotten how Col. Roosevelt, did II. hnt
tire chances are that he hasn't"
The evening world., 1912-02-10

both Mr.. Jarr and Mr.. Ransie were try
ing TO get their houses on the wire and
were swearing shamefully at poor CEN
trail when she told them the line was
"busy.')
Mrs. Cadsett's did you say" re-
peatel Mrs. Ranslc. 'Oh, her servants
are no good
II got Gertrude from her. replied
The evening world., 1912-02-10

pr pee feeding.
10th p~reventa BILE"
IS the latest charge
II n man whose
Ike work is the
conservation OF the
child.
He goes on to
say that this mat
ter OF Keeping the
babies that are al
ready here II vast
Is o .nport.
ant than the con-
;lnued CRY against
rlcS suicide. All
The evening world., 1912-02-10

up a lot Of inhuen-
tlai ~frieras.'' re-.
marked the head
pollsher.
FAR re II o
me- said the laun.
dry m & TO
harden my heart
asa!ns. the plant
Of titls person that
10 has been nm
Justly inmured IN
jhc BOBBY hatch.
out I fail to .'ud
myself entau sing
The evening world., 1912-02-10
A Return Play?

xs1 YAvE you noticed" asked tie
y" ',esd polis!icr. chat some of
4 1 tho Southern states will send
con;os:irg delegation. ~ the Sas1nrG
In Chicago 10 nght the noai-
!natlon of President tart"
"W-eiI." replied the lauTiry msn.
"Col. Theodore Roosevelt showed f,nr
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---
A Masculine Paradise.
lMa,matehin. a Chincse town from which women arc exclude
- OMEWHERE, ] hare read. or haze heard II said.
There's a Wondcrtul, economies place,
A single feminine face!
on, u must De rcc, this Pdrddisc,
where the ladies' are mot inrited;"
Where a man may roam. and Hcter 90 nome
Til ddmR, should he BE- beni0hted.
Where the vine mdp nom, and The mon.y 90,
And the spender core nerer Il strdp'
For he hath no WIFE 10 mar his lite
And he hath no MOTHERINLAW
BIT. ten mc, pray, uhdf ne gentlemen soy
when the downrGrd path hcvrc gone.
For IL must b. queer ttth no roman near
To Ian their Sins apoa'
And IL must De- sad, rhm Il nan tecIs bGd,
Ana ms dnucr has Kept him arnkc,
Tha, Ic cannot ton his Wic hoW ptI
His MOTHER used 10 bckc!
And IL csrtdiHD is imperfect bliss
WhcH there's something H. cannot fHd,
and 40 one there a. whom to sWedr
To rcliete has ndscaIine mind
Yes, IL lacks the lrGpen. ms cGr'l'y b. 'rCE.
For Man Is only human:
Aud there's no JOY withogt gIoy--
NJ EssM @sIhass y @osaAi
The evening world., 1912-02-10
The w Wash
BY Martin Green.

i,.dps e.. The New York World.
be treated with due Difference. tn.
householder shoulI Apologies. SET olt a
cold lunca ana call a ta%i>a' Ger AIS
visitor.
Doubtless burglars Will be s;ai To
know tina, they are the objects OF suSi,
soiicitous attention from the law. A.
Tor househoidcrs. they are no. rscoJsei
TO know much aool. the lsw -E.iow."
The evening world., 1912-02-10

~ YER $4,000 infants tunder one
YEAR are destroyed annually
Wv info ct.ous disease and In.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

Gov rsat. i.'i:. by Tho Pass Pul
~ Ill: a man who mas been In prls-
on several YEARS, this vale.
Brandt seems to re able 10 dig
The evening world., 1912-02-10
A Plea tor Ozone
And for Mothers!
By Oph Irene Loeb.

con,si,. ie,:. by III. rr., rrn,llps Co. rt, Nev York Word,
The evening world., 1912-02-10
Morse. Please Write.

SEE" ssid the head poli.asr.
"tilat doctors revived 4 dead gin
1 n kept Ter alive t~wenty-nihc
hours OF. in Chicago with a vacuum
c%lenner."
still" said IN. iata.sy man. 'tlA
The evening world., 1912-02-10
Love Songs of
A bachelor Girl
Blu helen ROWIQnd
COpyflKht. IOIs, ny IUF Ir'NN VI
Marriage a Ia Carte.

IL days he knclp hcr-thdt 'cdS all
Sir minutes, dOtcn at city Hall;
Si1 iceeks of gladstone honeymoon.
Sir more OF scrdppinJ-out OF tune!
Sir months IN Rcno-r dtrOrce!
Here, tcd,fer. Bring The s"cOnd cOursc.'
The evening world., 1912-02-10
Cleaned from Everywhere

nATDNT medicines yield over $500.
900 to the British exchequer Pc
annum in duty.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

l<(AN YOU come over u little while
Gals afternoon" asked Mrs.
Jarr % Mrs. Ianglc over the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
An Up-to- Date eotato Warehouse

The new owners, Fred Il. Olin and
Max Sells. of Florence's first potato
warehouse. have nearly completed the
work OF remodeling the building which
they purchased this summer from g.
A. Albrecht The warehouse. which is
located near the North Western rail
road tracks at the foot of Lake Avenue.
is y good.sized structure. The interior
has heen fitted mp and arranged accord
ing 10 the latest methods for successful
handling. storage and shipping Of po-
tatoes. and has a capacity of twenty
car loads, or i2, 000 bushels. Cement
floors have been laid throughout. bins
bull. on the upper floor, the basement
enlarged and improved, the necessary
air shafts put In and the building new
~ shingled. Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Fell IN chapin PIT

Two men, q woman and horse and
buggy fell INTO the big Chaplin mine
pit ut Iron Mountain last Sunday
evening. The two men and the woman
fell only part of the way but the
horse and buggy went clear to the bot.
tom distance of about 100 feet
The tbiee persons were driving along
the street leading over the pit Their
horse became unmanageable Just as
they were In the middle Of the pit hav.
Ing become frightened at the steam
roller working ON the street. He
plunged and before they realized what
was happening they went over the
edge.
The three people escaped with minor
injuries one Of the men having collar
bone broken. The. horse was uninjured
and when found was standing quietly
by the side ot the buggy waiting for
someone % rescne him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Johndrow- st Arnauld

The marriage of Joseph Johndrow.
of this city 10 Miss Cora ST Arnauld
took place at Iron Mountain last Wed :
nesday. Oct. , The Wedding was at
ST. Mary church. the attendants be.
ing Miss Constance Johndrow as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Joseph ST Arnsuld
as bestman. The wedding march was
played by Miss Ruth Rasmussen. OF
Detroit
Following the wedding ceremony a
reception was held AT the home of the
bride The house was very prettily
decorated for the occasion, roses and
carnations being very prominent n
mong the decorations.
The happy young couple left in the
evening tor a wedding trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago. A large number of
the young friends of the bride congre
gated at the Iron Mountain depot 10
give the departing couple good ''send
of but by the dexterons use of an
automobile. Mr. and Mrs Johndrow
escaped TO Norway where they depart
ed ON the evening train.
MIR. Johndrow is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Nose Johndrow OF this city and
Is engaged in BUSINESS with his father
here. He is hustling Young fellow
and well thought of IN this commun.
ity His bride is an Iron Mountain
girl well known here and one highly
spoken Of by her neighbors at Iron
Mountain. The young people will
make their home in CRYSTAL Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Former c. r. Resident Dead

From Miss Rachel Charron who is at
Green Bay we are in receipt of the
following death notice of Mrs o Brien
who was former resident Of this city.
Mrs Eleanor O Brien, u resident Of
the city nearly all Of the 50 years Of
her life. died in a hospital here yester-
day morning at O. clock The funeral
services Tor the woman Will be con.
Quoted by the Rev l.. A. Ricklin at
the st. John church tomorrow morn.
ing at o lok. The interment of the
remains will be at Allouez cemetery.
The family lives at 3l7 South Eleventh
street.
''Mrs O. Brien is survived 10y son.
William. three daughters. the Misses
Mary, Margaret and Katherine o Brien
OF this city also five sisters. Mrs. Pat
rick Moran Of Kaukauna. Mrs. r. j.
Del3oth Of Milwaukee. Mrs Joseph
Quinett OF Rockland. Mrs. II. Christie
pherson of Monmouth. ILL.,, and Miss
Esther Clark Of Milwaukee. There are
two brothers. Michael Clark OF DePere
and James Clark. who is located In
some western city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
BULL MooSERS MET
State Candidates WereNominated at Con-
yention Held During the Week.

A convention of the bull Inosse fol-
lowers iH Michigan was held at Lans.
ing during the week with very fair
attendance.
The nominations made for the sew.
eral offices were as follows
Secretary Of State Howard II. Bait
dorf, Battle Creek
State Treasurer Frank G. Holmes
Alpeua.
Auditor General Herbert F. Baker.
Cneboygan.
Attorney General julius b Kirkby,
Saginaw
Land Commissioner Oscar Linden.
Escanaba
Justice OF the Supreme Court long
term Edward II. Lyons. st. Johns
Justice Of Supreme Court short
term Willard G.. Turner. Muskepon.
In the primaries last August, State
Senator L. Whitney Watkins was
chosen az the party candidate for
governor, and w. ID. Gordon for lieu.
tenant governor.
w. II. Hill Of Detroit was named as
the candidate for congressman at large.
Charles Z. O'Neil of Detroit was chos-
on as state chairman Charles II.
Kimble Of Escanaba and t. II. Higgins
of Bessemer are members of the state
central committee for the Twelfth dis.
trict. Bates G. Burt Of Marquette is
one Of the national electors appointed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Faust

The original and complete produc.
tion of the Worlds greatest play
Faust" will be given in Crystal Falls
Opera House on Saturday. Oct 18th.
featuring Americas tallest actor,
Geo Wakefield. as "Mephisto'
measuring 9 &C. 6 in. in height and
well known as the leading character in
the big musical comedy THE Cat and
the Fiddle
This company carries all the special
scenery and electrical effects that has
made the play 50 famous and the
theatre going public should not miss
this treat Of this ever.weclome play.
Reserved seats now on sale AZ Land
fields.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Predicts Hard Winter

The old settlers and hunters predict
hard winter. worse than the last with
high winds and fierce snow storms To
that end the hunters say the squirrels
have laid IN bountiful supply of hazel
nuts and the rabbits are turning white
already. The old settlers point TO the
trees turning 20 bright autumn red
and 10 the heavy rain fall the last Of
August, There is NJ mistake. evident.
ly az they shake their heads IN con
tidence and say time will confirm the
nradicfinna -