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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Maalisf. 10 b. 1913
u. g..


9dndGn tult tieto, etid Solmes 81
tpu neutrality-suspicious. manbin
miebenpuoliuen idien SIat Sobhion
eli S%uutunen On fuouut. SGn olitin
eldnpt forfeuan ifddn, muiston fuul,
leeui. eitd I'D 10 oliIi ioitotin muoIia
pli 80 ifGmuotta. Woinoialta jdi
poimo, iota on uieompio puoTia
mainoiaa iponbempi Wainaia oil
ptfi niiid ponban oian lula u%tfoio.
ei manbumsfaon tebnDt baittaa. SHIT
mime muoiinu ipaSta Noltoi terpe.
ps buonota ia MT muutonlia niit
foia lairastettuoon mmmiSti IilmGn
IA niimeiIeeu uneen. Xep6tfDDn rau,
bosla tunnon wonbms. paitii puoli
ioa idi Dainoiata foipaamaan A
poifaa tdGud, iotta taiffi ppat bp
min toimeen tulepia maonipilieli
iDitd.
SairautIinfin fuulustda i6GuG mn
tpddn oIenon. Abrnm !6otana on
muoieen Tar &uultamaSti n1md
6ttindiiet Imam naibootiet onoi
1airoutta 5pn%npttdneet.
sSotu ipiitfo oil MleranberiasIn
Utinn. l6bell6 tdtd paitfaa olepus
ia taupun9isia iuuri tuIipaIo Sun
oerIonin rotennufiesFa. Hatennms
ptiin oil iaoun tubonnen arWonen,
loten nabinto tel toistaIataa tubot.
ia oouarta.
Mlaterras5a rafennusto oil iefota
mara tauppa ia pldferrasia loti
miesten Ia tobtorien ofifia 9unoer
%ionilla itield oil olut $4,000 boua
rim eoestd firioio, iotta faitti paIoi
not porofli Tulee Re mobinfo nil
Iaaqetin, Re oil tuitenfin bpmd oiio
eiiei tdmd mobinfo %iattunut fDpbdi
oIolIe. Isl tainnut ritfaauetaon iuur
ia pabinfoa tuba, fiad tietpsti ra
tennus oil ormostoan natuutettu,
ioten plan foboaa entistd mubteam'
pi ratennns palansen fioue. Soim.
Mntti !Saeieli or iaapunut Daeo
toeto patttatunnuIemme, Diippdf'
Ieeu iddqd iuultamasti %ionfun al
faa.
Spwdoii ioae!
Gbas Nlatt5on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

ianoi bdn, ettei ne ole bptpid. Sitte
ficrIimme miel6 monta plofia ia
mibboin lDpTimme taupan, iosia oil
puoli t~uIinaa orensia, ioista ostet-
tim . cpl. Wettd oil niisld enemmdn
toIin fuin Californian o~reneieisIa,
mutta ndriltddn oil ie ruman bar.
maa ia matm luimeoa ia mebutonta.
Wlitd ndin orenslipuita, oil niita e.
nemmdn ieaaiiia, ioisIa Ell oqut be
oelmid, ainoastoau fuipia otIia
maan. Tdmd tietpsti jobiui liiid fun
maoSIa Ell olut moimaa. Wuuten-
Elm oil taspiuiiuus tuollutta, ipoit.
ia iofa pdipd iaioi ia paistoi. Wlie
leGdni oliiiu balunnut ndbbd . Ya
iarin ia 9ermonIonin, ettd pliiifpai
iaaueet parma a~iiasia tampoibin.
Wuorimieo Nalio bafi emdnndn
8. Gebbon Bertelepstd, ioSta fotiu'
tut milne lauantatnd.
IrWio pdntdid I%storiasta, Sre9,
f6ni maun ostoe1a tdduG.
ytuorimieS 81. Sdrpi Yeltietd tuli
t%ansia mootaan oiumoan, foittau
laaba talon tuntoon.
Wtrs. 6almiue on tluut pieraito
2 tptdrtd Sre9onista ia poita Suo
meeta.
&aitiae \ tulemiae ia menemile,
I1an toip ottaa mitd porbainta mpo
tdiuulta!
Sobn 9on9oIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Waolisf. IL p. 1918.

OtuultoI. 10 y. 1910
Tpt Iotoa nefd, iofa I'll ole tomol'
lista tdsid ~oioeIa maato, maitfa
bpm6d Ie tefee tdmdntin paifan a.
futile. Puut ioieta leboet omot int
IpId norieieet opat toaS fauniisia
feIdpunusia.
NE IS pdindnd Idbti 5 benfiIDd
outoIo fotiomaan idd ia lumipuo'
ria, mutto mentp6mme 30 MALTA
tuumoiimme fddntpd tofaifn. fiud
Zone fuumu fopaSti noStom6fed
aiettoesIa. Slimme 10 1000 ioIfoa
meren pintoa plempdnd ia pield oil
Il olut 10 moilio lumimuoriue, 5in'
ne, iosIa omenio ia pottuia foSfpa'
tetaon. 9ddnd lootIosla m%atietoan
nptp6dn potuisto 81 90, 100 pou'
nan pottuI6fieid. Ne fanotaun ole'
man npfpddn 'baIpoia. Sofaifin tn.
10 eli oGut beIppoa, Iind pitt preifid
tdpttdd min, ettd Re oil fuuma fuin
Iepdn routa. Wutta foiiin tiid fui
tentin p~nneuiiesti pddstiin ia pield
omenopueieIi tuliiaiffii Iapfiae.
Toifin oil Susiine fdpnpt piime
te5dnd IL p. heindf. Tampasia S o.
riba, fnin oil ldbtenpt niitd fuuluia
orenSf malta fatiomoan. MSentii
Wiliams, outon oiuri ia Susfi,
meta oil fits tolme. Wotfa oil 18
MALTA. Waon Putin II mailia oil
mentp maimoin, fonioio ia fpefildtd'
t6itd fierrelen, tuli lemmoinen pa,f'
60, etia pitt oioa A ioIfod olempana
meren pinioo ia iinne idrtpi meibdn
toneemme. Wieibdn pitt riiIua Fem
edt ia Iufot ioIoistomme ia oiomies
otti bouiuttin fainoIoonia ia ldbbim
me fdmelemddn 5 moiIio, Fumes
pdipd rupet potStnmaan. Sun lttfe
toitin forpiani tintmi minimum oliIl
niitd paffonen %fouristonut. Siiid o
timme Iitie tpptibepoien iipoue, ioto
mdlid oil 3 MALTA, ia iitd taos tife'
tin 9ampoon iota ndIid oil rs mot
liza Ia min pdd,imme tofoiiin iomo'
no pdimdna. Seuraapana pdimdnd
%5anoin ogentiue, ettd MT pitdif faa'
oa Militia Sloriban orensfia ipbod
Wutta mia ibme, me fdpiiin alma
Fin 5 bebeImatouposfa, eitd niitd
onut. Mibboin I5pfimme 3 orensIin'
mutto fuin DiQiams niitd foiteIi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03


Std peltddmdnd usfalIitte Firfastaa
Sumalan ianan totumben ibmismie
lid fatIomatta on tobistufIena fiitd,
etid Sumala on opettanut nelieue
itielleen ipnnin, mutta mpDsfin or
mon tunnon. Sermetuloa toistetin.
pastori .. HuotIalainen OH alta
nut 10 rippifoulun ytorbenisio.
2plmdn la paban ilman tdboen on
tddud peltotp1t testeptpnpt.
Ompeluieura on altanut toimenIa,
iobon on ottonut ofoa paitfafunnan
noiiet lutuiiasti. GnIimdinen fotous
oil mt. 81 p:nd mr. &aue WdprpIen
oiunnoua.
Sditd on fuuluttu iuotanan mrs
Sofia SinoitrDmin ia mr. Sobn @ra'
pen tunniafIi Safe Norbenin tau.
pun9ieia. Snnea naau uuEQe far.
moreille!
paitfotunnono on pmpdri fierrel
Int mr. perd iuomaIaiien tuttu ia
tpobitdistaupan oiiomies OulutbiS
to, Wtinn. YaIion tuntuitin olenan
eroa moniua taiparain binnoiao
paiffatunnan bintoibin nerrattuno
M. III. forput tuulemma enempi tuin
pmolta bolpemmot. paIion Ioitin
mr. perd tilautIia. uIeimmot tiloIi
monien fpmmenien bolarien eoestd
Hobi Oulutbista tdnne on IitTi ma
bdn, ettd bpmin fannattaa tilata
Woifta raboin motIaa. min idd lit
tentin paIion bolmemmaffi ostofiet
pian taaS on aifa, iouoin Noroe
nim fonpun9in ddnipoItaiiet ratfai
fee fopatan i%ubteestotin. WieldfD
ban on tanIa min pueHp6deid, ettc
molten furiuuoen luolan olemosia
dion 6dneetdndt faupuntiimme;
Sddud OF iuuri ia ritas tontri IL
foniaIaiiet toinoiiimat n. M. fanIa
ettd taupuntiimme iuliIi iofu rait
tinttotin fannattoma ietutapurar
liitemies, fun taitfi %entiiet o. topc
fan puolustoiio. SopiIi tdmd balul
lieten ia fptenenien ottaa buomi
oonia. iiad tddad naan on poIiol
fontriaa fonioa. ioifa fauppiait'
tarlpitiemot ia eipdtfd iobtoiii ouc
metdmdsid pbtd iiestd fopaffa Der
roin faneIa.
Yibdmme ne Iuurempina fnpliIini
molten turmelufien le%fpittdmiIele
iotta ddnestdd fapaffaa fuin iei
iofn fitd pitdd.
Mtiqiiet ilmain muutotiet oma
tnoneet poIion toutid mutanaon III
mifiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03


SumaIa on meitd tdbdn asti out
tanut, iosta bdneue olfoon fiitoS!
Smmola or %nostnnut, fantanut la
pelastanut ia mieldtin tobtoo oaa
meiodn Sumolana ia Sidnd poifon
ia SeeiutIen fautta, iofa puolestam'
me Sdneue meietd bptpdd pubul.
9utuos Of ie %fania. ionfa berrana
OF Sumala.
Dteitd on tdSad pieni ioufto au'
tumoeetomme iloiiIemia. SumoIa ON
meitd iuuresfa louptubeeiaan pot
tan5a foutta ~outuaafTi tebnpt ia per.
feIeen moltafupno Sta on meibGf fir
tdnpt rofeaan p%oifan5d moltafun'
toan.
'Spettaiamme post. &. g. Rieja'
nen fGni meitd mt. 16 p:n6 Suma.
Ian iunaua terwebtimdsId. Sdn to.
Dieti fuintu' ipnii on birmuinen ia
paiuapa oTia, maitfa meibin libal.
linen tabtomme. perfele Ia maailma
punniiIee fen tDptdiiemmdtfi fuin
b0pbeneu. Sdu ndpti 'untimme
poinoa tontoiamme Seeiufien pddI'
Id, ioea ipniimme fantoi @olsutan
ubriolttarilIe f6rIien nilben ebestd
birmedn raneoistufIen. 81 moinut
luontotaon faiieua Guoiaa riStin
paula, ipoon putentui murheen
muetaan moippaon. 3nntottin bal.
teIimat Wontao iifendd Ell n6tpnpt
riStin iuureua fiuoin niinfuiu eli I'd.
udtddn p6imdnd Wield iaa Suma'
la murebtia ibmisten foma fpbdmt.
ippoen tdboen.
9ddud omat farmarit manboon
tapaonIa eIdneet raubauiIeSti Min.
fuin Ie moamiebiae OH omituiSta.
81 tormitie fen tpisleIid fuula ia nii'
ben idlfeen fultea.
Sddfdd taas Muttoion Iufiiat SUI.
moIon boItuan! Wuistofoo beitfoo
m%eIiednne rufoufiisionne fobotiao
urmoistuimen Iuo, iosta tapbeainen
opu tuIee!
Safob GIala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Msblanb. Wis.
Nunnoin ioirnalaSta,
Smmmmntaim tarpeeqilnus.

Grds etemd frietittp fouppias
9oStoniSia ianoo: yOlen buomon'
nut, ettd iunnuntointnD Ell Ind Ieiptl'
le. Yoifano tein buomioita 5otomos'
ia ia nGin, ettG monet fouppioot
Ia staiipot loimoiania iunnunioiiin.
Se ia beibdn %perbeenid onot MT
puiua pnliaiua. Sunnuntaina tpDs'
tenteleminen eli lpD leinille." 20 Gons
toon lGdt6rid fd,pi parlomentin IN.
bella ia Ielittindt: vWteiodn idptpp
Ioobo fonia p%pbitdmddn lepopaimd.
Gqei Fitd ieboG fdp nellie mopoot'
tomofi mirtomme boitu minen1
Ga meibGn maamme Iddfdrit omnt
anianeet foman t~ooistutIen. Sofa
pitdd Inbatin ppbdud ioa iiunautien
6erroIta. ia pdinmastoin Mile, iots
fa eimdt 5obittio ppbdnd piod.
Maormilielid, iofn Ell piod lepopdi
pad ppbdnd, mabentdd. turmelee
ia fofonaan bdnittdd nmooentulun
ia. @ras maonnilielid ionoi: rs
wdlita teibdn frietiuiiestd iobitie
tonne. Gobbon miIiead Dian moota'
nj Iunnuntoino." So ban iefi Min
fpnii, farbi, fplwi, Ieiffoii ia fofo'i
tpilian faitfi iunnuntoina. rSIen
foonnut muoben tuIoni rambasTa 10
bppin. Glen p5oittonut teiue, eitd TO
TO tue pube fuunutoitp5n ounetio
muubesta ON tuuIeStu temmattu1.
Ianoi bdn. Wutta = ionfun milton
tuIuttua I5i ioIama Tiihen Iotoon
ios5a iunnuntaipiIia idilpiettiin 10
poItti {efd lobon eta MILAN. 20p.
tpiTi t%obistufTio enempitin Putin mot
fertoiaa, iotfa ndpttdwdt lepopdi
pdn 5efd ruumiin lemon ettd Rfdiien
olemutIemme mirfistdmiien tarpeel'
liiuuben.
Miuoin FAMINE tiIoiiuutta iutfio
roamaiinomme, miIotn fdpmme
Serran ianaa fuuIemosIa ia mil
Ioin 5iitd toistemme fansfa feStus.
telemme enei meiGd ole pbtddn pdi
mod miitosfa Iepopdipdtfi oieiettu9
Wuita Sobomon ia @omoron foI
toiIetf omat fonfat %muuttuneet, eta
iununiaiIin, mifd loittoo buonetto.
mifd fpIrpdd perunoitn, mitd forioa
beinid ia fniffi ndpttdd mdlttdmdt
tbmiltd. &Dpbpps mufa tat iofu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Netu Yurf MILLS. wainn.
Sobn 9onsoIa.

Wetp Yurt MILLS, Wsinn.
Miottelin taas pdbdn piirtdd Iut
taioan tdstd meipdn tuuluiIasta
t uppalostomme.
Gdbestpn teitd ratfaat Sumolan
lapiet ipodmen raftoila terpeifiud
81 fdd beittdtD pois usfalustanne
ioua Iuurt palfan motIo on" vWaif
tn nield muoret futiismiiDot ia
meri pauboifi, min tuitentin on6er
run faupunfl ibdna nirtoineen, iosla
forfeimman oiumiIet omat." N6in
ouot Serran omat peiianneet oil
leeIaan oboiStetut taitilta. Wtutta
ristin ole on Sumola fruunmn fdi'
fenpt. r9tteti enfin, Ftten f%ruunu,
Soban idlfeen roubon 5aa." SeeIuS
on ianonmi: sofa tobtoo minmn pc
rdeIGni tuba, ottotoon rtstinId ia
Ieuroifoon minuu." 10: vWtinmn ifees
nj on Iomelios ia fuormani on fe'
mid"
See5us life on ie iuuri ristintonto.
ia ollut. eifo me'bdn pitdiIi muietoo
tdta ieurotofiemme Sdutd. Sdn on
enfin meiid rofostanut antoeeiaun
bensenid eoestdmme ia ristilId fuol
Iut t6biemme. MiatteIepos t6td find
beitfo o%rmoIopIi. 81 t%eneldtddn ole
ollut 5uurempna r~oftoutta fuin See
IutIela on meta turiia fobtaan oil
! Tut. Woitfo 8 On oil Sumolan poi'
fo, ppbd. puboaS ia Iunni'D'n ib"i'
nen, ON Sdn tuitenfin r~aftanoee
iaan meitd muietonut.
Wteiud meliet ia fia,et on oina Jos
ia iddld maan p6dud. Sobi fanoo:
,SbmiIen piiGd alma ola iooaeIo
maan pddud ia bdnen pdipdnid o
nat niiniuiu prion pdindt." Wtifh
nih p? Std Sumolan lapiiua ole rau.
b.? Su fpud hiduilen ibmiien Dab
teen, muita nltopuoIelu, liban, mao
ilmon ia perfeleen puolelta on toto.
Sofa eli tobbo tdtd Iotaa fdpod, Min
lei bdnid fruunota. 2olmipbteinen
nibolir en- on meta alma oStoS Io
Mpoetoli pietori %ianoo: rpertele
fdp dina pmpdri fuin filiuma iolo
peura etfien fenen ban iaiii nieud 4"
81 fristittp iouoa nutfumoan, maan
tebt1mG tuien SeeiuS or teboittonui:
,Wolpofaat ia rufoilfaat. fud lb,
on beitfo, moitfu berfi onfin o'tte "
Mnaban tue unifin taboo Doina.
to frisiitpit6fin Iiaoin fuin pitdiIi
Sse5af5en fonc5a nalmoo, futen fd
mi prttito rbosia noile SeeIutSen
raffoiIe opetusIopfqefiu, iotto See
IutIen pitt beta berGttdd.
2dptddmme @eiiemanesia ia Sol.
gotola Min buomoomme, ettd mitd
unit on ia unelioiIumsfin Rlmisidm
me p%oiStuu. SeeIufIen iuorittaman
IunostuStpDn moimasto iaomme us.
fpd ipntimme anieetfi. 2uolemaS'
ioan ia maaban muotaneesia noe
residdn !96n meibdt on e%utuoitf
tebnpt. Gdtd Ioomme MT msfoa, ei
ed ndbempi mSfo riiidfddu. Saom
me nSfoa hIemme oipan omtuoitT,
pphdff ia pubtoifIi SumaIon Ioplit
II, Iiud muusia topaufiesIa me nod
benndmme tdmdn lmnostufIen or
moo. Wlutta FUN nefomme, ettd See
Jus on idpbeqinen mopobtoiomme
Ia me oIemme tdpbeuifid !6dnes5d,
iucin mpDs ppbd 9enfi tobistoa
benfemme fonsio, ettd oIemme gu
moIon IopTia. So fun oIemme lop
ia, min me mp6s oIemme peri1iIid
nimitidin SumoIon peri0'iet ia iris.
mfIen fansioperiaiiet. Edmd on to.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

tuue! Mmen baueIuioo! Stale tdstd
tiitos! Sddfad taas faifti !Serran
omat Ylipaimenemme armobelmaan!
Soipoo beiffo, mutta armosta
aumos nelienne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

S%oornooia ". 6osieI Idbti poiffa
fuunoItomme not. 1S y. 9dn mat
fusti 6oImes Sitp'in Wlinn. Sou.
Summe fpbsmmeetdmme f%iitoiie'
fdpnnistanne. Ne iotfa rofostoo
SnmoIan fonoo idiwdt mnisieIe
moon teitd weIiend aristufiesIa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

CLIP, Winn.
Glpn manbemmon ieurotunnan
ompeIuIeuron %noiIet toimitpat Tito.
man Ieurofunnan bpwdtTi bubtif.
26 p. italia 2oIemon ritorien baa.
Iiaa. Yanfaa aTia muistoonnel
Sofu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Run SeeIus or poittanut poan.
On nouSIut, OF poittanut paan.
Don iidti auiuaS tuolemasiaan,
Run Seeius on Woittanut paan.
WoitoSta iloitiewa nuori iiarenns
Wliili Mdti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
usitfelin faapaufi 20 spaotias.

rs fpmotta tuli mf. z p:nd Zulu.
neetii fiitd FUN onuettin iuIismsfiria
WiffeIin %toupunein perustomiies.
Ia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-15
SHORT NOTES.

Fred q. Rockwell, who has been
looking after the Cleveland Cliffs Iron
company's operations in Bates town
ship for about year, left the first OF
the week for his home at lshpeming.
Mr. John Bush of Ironwood succeeds
Mr. Rockwell and is now making ar
rangelnents to open mp the Erickson
property Mr.. Rockwell is clean cut
young man and male many friends
during mis- stay here. who will regret
his departure
Mr.. James L Small, who has been
local editor and solicitor tor this fam-
lily journal for a number OF months,
mas been Obliged TO give up his work
for a few weeks aud on Wednesday
evening loft for sanitarinm at Mill
waukee, where he will remain for a
few weeks taking needed rest Mr.
Small will probably return TO his work
, the latter part of the month In the
meantime the old man hereof VIII un-
dertake to do the work done by Mr..
Small, and would cordially AJAX every
one having anything in the line Of
news items To hand II in, as II is al
most impossible for one man to look
after the business end and TO also pro-
perly handle the outside work in a field
Of this size Any favors will be appre-
ciated. especially next week. as we ex-
pect TO be away most of the week.
John Hughes, son OF Capt. Charles
W. Hughes of Amasa. arrived here this
week and has taken a position in the
engineering department of the Verona
Mining Co. of which William Nc
Eachern is the chief
DIR. Lockart, who was recently APP
polluted head physician tor the Verona
Mining Co. arrived here last SATURDAY..
For the present DIR. LDckart viii have
a. his Office the company former otllcs
az the Baltic mine. which has been ne.
ted Up expressly for his use.
There was never paper In any 10
calIty that gave All the news. Persons
often come and 20 that the reporter
does not see II often happens thas
family Ii missed several times. They
get the impression that the paper does
not care 70 mention them. II IL q mis-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-15

Mr.. Emit Gueshie returned from
Crystal Falls ON Friday.
Mics Eunics Miller and Maggie Rus.
sell were Amasa business callers last
Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Retalleck. who is work
ing in Crystal Falls, came home last
Saturday TO visit her folks here.
Mrs. Archie Liberty went to Crystal
Falls last Wednesday, returning Friday
Mrs. j. Osier was suddenly called TO
Sturgeon Bay. Wis. last Monday owing
10 the death of her sister. Mrs. Colomb.
Mrs Colomb has not been well for
some time past. She leaves many rela-
t,yes to mourn her death.
Miss Emma Hilson left town last
Monday TO seek employment Ii is not
yet known definitely where she intends
20 work
Mrs Bowden Of Crystal Falls came
here last Monday noon TO visit her
folks here She returned last Monday
night.
A washington Birthday supper
will be given In the town hall Satur-
day. Feb 22nd All ars invited TO
a, tend Be sure and gst your tickets
early. The snpper Will be good SUBJ
stantial one so do not miss it,. IL u
to be given by the students Of the
Amasa High School and program OF
music and speaking will be given al
the close of the supper The tickets
will be sold by the students Of the
High School at 30 cents each.
Rev. Lawrence OF Crystal Falls was
an Amasa caller last Friday.
Mrs. A. Blomqnist entertained the
Swedish Ladies Aid last Friday. A
very large crowa was present aud a
fine lunch was served.
Mr. L. Minkus was an Amasa caller
last Monday
Do not miss tho supper next satur-
day night at 0 80 D. IN.
= Mrs C. W Hughes entertained the
Ladies Aid last Thursday afternoon.
The Young Ladies Sewing Clut
was entertained Wednesday night al
the teauher's quarters by Miss Lenna
Robson.
Mr. Hort, agent for Bradley Mccall
Co OF Milwaukee was an Amasa bus
iupss caller last Thursday.
Mr.. Wilbur ventriloquist gave M
ennrtai~ment Wednesday night In TN
Town Hall
Mr.. J. JacKsen, agent Tor Yetcbe
Annea Go was AN Amaaa business cal
Ter asst Wednesday
Mr. Holinberg went 20 his home las
Saturday 60 spend tha week end witt
his family. he returned Monday.
Mrs d. Dslafoir returned from
Mansfield last Wednesday.
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mother over sunday
Mr. Werner Fahler was Crystal
Falls caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Percy Edwards returned home
Tuesday after spending several weeks
at Republic.
Miss Myrtle Eddy Is spending the
week at Crystal Falls visiting at the
home OF Lillian Penglase.
Mr. Jack Hill drove to Crystal Falls
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Perry are the
proud parents OF a bright young son.
Mother and child doing nicely.
Joe Chesky and Arthur Peterson
took in the dance at Crystal Falls Mon.
day evening.
Mr.. Frank Phillips was a Mansfield
caller Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Bates drove to Crysta
Falls Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-15
N A n SHIELD

Mrs. Alex Ross left for Iron River to
visit over Sunday with her husband.
Miss Mary Hager returned to her
school work at Crystal Falls Monday.
Mr. Arthur Peterson was business
caller at ths Armenia Tuesday.
Mr. Smithey was hurt on the landing
Tuesday morning, He is doing nicely
at this writing
Miss Eddy returned home Sunday
afternoon after spending few days at
Crystal Falls.
Miss Francis Corbett is on the sick
list this week
Mr. Emil Alto was business caller
at Crystal Fails Thursday.
Mrs Charles Peterson visited friends
at Crystal Falls "wednesday
Mrs Madison and daughter are visit
ing st the hons of Mrs. Charles Peter
son tew days
Mrs John Anesi visited friends at
Crystal Falls Thursday.
Supt Wall drove over from Iron
River Monday and spent the day al
Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ross came home
from Iron River Sunday evening. Mr.
Ross thinks Mansfield still looks good.
Notes 10 Late for Last Week
Mr.. Charles Peterson left for Crystal
Falls Monday where he win visit for q
few days
MIR. Richard Eddy. ST., left for Iron
River Monday where ne is employed
Mr. James Davey lett for Green Bay
Monday
Miss Ethel Ross left for Iron River
saturday where che viii visit for
( few DAYS with Mites Stacia Scanlon
Mr. Wilfred Nelson came nome from
school % spend sunday with his par
cuts.
Willie Ross came homc-to visit hi'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-15
REsInENcE BURNS.

The village was visited on Sunday
forenoon by one OF the worst fires we
have had since the Leroy house burned
down some years ago. The fire started
in the Carpenter residence occupied by
John Swanson and family and in a
short time the building was mass of
flames The alarm was sounded and
,n few moments two streams of water
were playing on the burning building
Az there wasa strong gale blowing TO
the east at the time 10 was feared that
the Are wonli extend to the Mclean
residence ana then "a the home Of DR.
McBuraey. A cali was made on the
Iron River fire department for assis-
tance and a portion OF tine department
under the lead OF James Henley res
ponded promptly and AS SON as Dos
sibie had third stream playing on
the doomed binding.
II was then seen that there was nc
show nf saving the building and every
effort was nut forth 10 keep the fire
from extending TO the other buildings
4 on the east. In this effort the fremer
Nwere finally successful. and about ball
past ton they had il under control,
The building however Is practica
loss, nothing but the charred shall re
naming Before the fire had gained
much head way considerable OF thu
furniture was removed from the build
ing. but much OF this was pretty badl,
damaged and might just as we'll have
been left to burn.
The Dire is supposed TO have started
from detective chimney. About mis
night the chimney burned out and i
IA Thought that spark may have drop
ped onto the floor and finally starte'
the blazA
The residence belonged to Mrs W
i. CARPENTER, although Verbal con
tract had ncen made whereby Mr.
|>Tswanson was 70 buy the same and h
<'had already partly paid for the same
His furniture was only partly insure'
and he will therefore be arite n heav
loser Foi the present hes aud hi
family are living with friends abon
town until such time a. they can lin
another houre
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take. The paper has no i'll feeling. nor
spite, nor enmity against anybody 10
not be- afraid to give us items Of inter-
est Perhaps You think that the paper
shows partially. but try and see II IL
does not treat you well If given
chance. II you don't SEQ us 70 tell us
OF any happening or news items al
your home, use the telephone or drop
il IN the post Office but don't fail e
give your name so we viii know there
is no mistake.
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iCOnt1nueu FROM Ltbt WICK.
directly on goods moving in trade.
Modern banking practice tends to sub
stitute bills of exchange for rromissory
notes
In primitive countries the currency
problem Is always of more Importance
than the banking problem In the
earlier years of the republic. before the
people had developed TO such n high
degree the use OF credit instruments in
making payments. the problem of pros
yiding currency was of first impOr
lance But now. with nine-tentns of
our payments made through the use OF
bank credit. the problem OF providing
currency has become secondary 10 the
problem of providing sound credit ma
chinery
The currency question would now be
\ OF very little interest were IL not for
the fact that some ~. 600. 600, 0c0 OF our
annual prodhcts are agricultural, and
that payments in the agricultural re-
gions. the bulk of them at harvest
time. are very largely made In cur
rency. Il Is estimated that $500. 600. :
600 currency Is needed TO move the
I crops
the volume OF our currency IS prac-
ticaily fixed. We have no ready means
of expanding the currency temporarily
at harvest time As a result the an
nual shipment of currency from the re-
serve-Lolding banks to the country
banks neceesraily involves weakening
OF the banking reserves As reserves
decline. the banks must cut their cloth
accordingly by reducing their liabil-
tiles. II not infrequently happens that
tie large shipment Of currency TO the
West aud south occurs at the same
Continued Next Week