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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

-ure had scarcely proven interesting
The last encounter had been a distinct
Ipoi-tmeut The dispersal Of the
czrc-glaysrs sas. as ANTICIPATED. easily
managed. bat the reputation OF Reb"
as killer and t-1 man had given him
hope G. resistance. But Instead be
had proven -tec; lamb Aau,lir
crossed his legs sad waited. his mind
divided n wonder between ahar Miss
Mcdonald might want and the COW
zr5lcs o. The fellow .1s- driven ou,
I1s -z- vss actually ztraiE-af-s!4
% s-1T- z ruE Te- ke had 70. 70 his
tzst zith that intention. it Vas or,.
ate. he had lookec into Eaulia' :
face and asked his name hat Re b.
gan % hedge and draw back Could
= have recognized him, Could Mrs
Dupont have Esrre6 him q danger In
his direction Thz, would seem in,
possible for the woman had not been
Elih hin for even E minute since their
generation She lad given him A
swttt signal 3. the door OF the dance
,-al. bat that could scarcely account
for lis present desire to avoid trouble
Al engagement Probably with Mrs
Dupont Bu, VIA; vas the use Of
so=culstinx Perhaps vhen the sirl
came she would have some lisht TO
ia-o- OF these matters Surely her
sz6den Determination 10 see him pri.
ra,eiy must have connection with this
s-zir
These thoughts came s~ifgl, for his
p's-sOd 0. waiting proved 10 be bu, a
short one. He heard the laughter and
tsl6 ss the merry-naksrs came into
the hotel from the taace hall crowd.
l.g the passage. and throngins ,p 70
where the tables we're Sc: Th-- A.
rs.ie Of dishes. anc the steady .huf
Sing % walters rushing back and
forth Occasionally he could a,s,t,
Sz-1k SHADOW Out in the hall In,
,ere, changed his notionless r.,s,g,s
or removed bis eyes from n. s,e,
,-re Urul she slipped noisalsss,,
through a1c stood there nsn,i,,
slightly. her hsnd elaspins the knot
0! the door. Apparently in the .smi.
eE-knesS OF the rooe she was uneer.
tain of his presence. While her Whit
dress touched by the outside rssac
tior made her clearly visible
TO BE coSrISUEDl
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

The skittish maid had captured her
sweetheart's purse. and vas about 20
open Il No. no." he cried warning.
ly. Don't look inside."
Why not." she asked surely
there cannot be anything should
not see"
There might be"
Then. that is just why sm going
to open IL" she explained.
You ought 10 be afraid 70 DO
that"
She tossed her head Il am afraid
OF nothing" she exclaimed Gsfantly
III that's So" he sighed. when you
look inside that purse you will be
scared 10 death"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24
un~srrantec cri,icIsr.

MAJOR Hubert J Cashaiton. Who
has been ten days in New Yors. and
therefore has 8 right to speak Az orr
Tiih authority OF phases OF life IN
Tie metropolis, admits that he has
seen there morn beautiful young WON.
en RON eighteen TO twenty-five years
old than In any other city "Ans,
that the women appear 10 incline ~
sard piumpness and lose their sym.
netneal lines. vh;ch 10 Q pity ~.
ne. And the gallant major be,on,.
70 the Indian army. and the Or,.o,s,s
me 'heir women With curves rs,he,
than With linos.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24
C-Ar-E- XIX
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Black-Nhy was the divorce trial
postponed
Stone-Because the flt- plaintiffs
presence vas needed 20 The depart.
ment OF 6ressiittiug
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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long as there remains to him one sac.
rifce to make one Joy 10 create trou.
bles 70 prevent. tears 10 dry
Madame Swetchine
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

when ] marry, want a woman
who will obey me-
Then you want . wife 20 order"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24
Natural Tint

what color Is a river norse7'
q suppose IL IS something q a
bay"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

Be ihrfv On li''ie thiafs Ike tl1is.
Don't acaef. water for o.uils. Az 10 Hsa
Cruss Bal Blue. Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

Women usually have more religion
than men because they need Il less
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

1t is the business OF Il newspaper ioI
publish the nsws. II is particularly a.
newspaper duty 70 get after nnclean
places and people, 70 arrest the hand Of
crime. and to make known the evils Of
a place that they may be guarded
against
II sometimes occurs that some 10y or
girl. man or woman goes wrong. and
while some act might be PERM ssable
as news it might not pe well to make
the publication. Sometimes the pub
lie exposure. of wrong act might do
lifelong injury to the prepetrator who,
without the notriety, might reform
Iron ore IL disposed C. give Any person
a chance who wants 10 help himself
and who shows an honegt desire to do
so There are instances in which II II
pretty hard 70 withhold the lash.
There are some things against which
all decent people rebel, and 10 punisht
which nearly all ara really. There are
some acts that drunkenness offers ~
excuse for. being osa character Oh !.
even drunkard wonld not attemu N
For frst offense Of this kind, with J =
the parties concerned asking us
withhold the story. we might conf
but tor second we could not DO 80 ID a
flaeuced. There are some things that
no honest editor wonld stand for NO
even IL 1t affected those very close tn;
him There 3 duty we owe societ,
that. would be performed. aud we oife'
this rs warming % all those 10 whom iil
can be- applied All this particular !
season Of the year we are inclined &
be charitable. Iron Ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11
Dead; Brought to Lite


Eddie Jangala Finnish trammer,
ia alive TODAY. as direct result II
the first aid training given the New
port rescue crews by the United States
bureau of mines car officials few
weeks ago
Jangala was standing on a steel CAT
on the seventeenth level Of the Newpor
mine, barring down chute, when III
STEEL car came in contact with tn
electric trolly wire abuye, giving him
an electric shock Of $50 volts. Thomas
Cox aud Ernest Russ, members OF the
rescue crew. hurried from the station
with apparatus, Immediately on =
ceiving news OF the accidenl Til
applied the Sylvester system. VIII l
failed to restore Jangala. then ~
used the pulmoior and il WAS fuilyl \
minutes before the heart showed hql'
signs Of action. Afterwards hentt
taken TO the surface and TO the N.Y.
hospital. The next day Jangala wakk
cd home. Fer "a hours he was una4i
to articnlate word
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

The NORTHWESTERN passenger 70
connect with the main line train from
the south didn't leave Crystal Falls
until noon last Sunday owing TO de-
railment OF the engine while doing
switching work nc this station early in
the morning. The crew of the passen
ger arriving here at 80 p. IN, has
the switching work to do at the local
station now. owing to the taking off Of
the switch engine The main passenger
was held at Stager 10 await the arrival
II the train from here, A freight en-
zine had 10 be run in here 10 pull the
nngine on the track
The Harbour girls, Misses Lucetta
and Bslva were home from Lansing
for New Years visit. They returned
early in the week to their duties at the
capitol.
Governor Ferris has no hankering for
motel lite. He has arranged TO make
MIS- home In private house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

The state central committee Of the
national progressive party held a,nieet.
ing Monday afternoon and evening az
the Downey house. Lansing. The
spring convention and its Temporary
chairman was the main topica dis.
cuseed.
Tuesday morning, at 1880 confer.
enoe Of members Of che party was held
at that hutel when Frederick M Ian
dis former congressman from Indiana
and Dainbridge Colby Of New York
CITY delivered speeches. Ia The even
ing a large banquet was held
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

In Is OF the as states. the averNg>'i
annual wage Of public school teach4 /,
amounts-to less than ons dollar a d IN
La Just five states Is IL more than Ill ~,
dollars day. The highest aseraevnr
salary paid IN the United States Isl
S9ls. ia California. and tina Invest IA
$500, in North Carolina The rank ofH
our state is 2OtlS among the AZ. with.
an average annual salary OF $50 pei 4
teacher.
According to this study. the average
ANIMAL wage Of carpenters in iii
United states il about $s0a. Of GOA !.
miners soo9. OF factory workers $3.50 =
Of common laborers 1913 ana of teas
ers $iS5 -
Throughout the southern states.
thousands Of rural teachers earn less (
than $3.50 year. In one y a England 1
state hundreds OF teachers earn lees
than six dollars per week. In ons<'
county ia Central Atlantic state ti6f
average for all teachers il $3.50 n 4.
year. One southern state rents its CO.. 4.
victs to contractors at. little md !,
than $500 per year. while IL pays =
public school teachers slightly n !.
$500 g
In general all.round efficiency Wasfeurl
ington leads the states Of the Uni1
with Massachusetts, close second. ~
New York third. All of the st
have weak points which need to be
medied The object of publish p
these facts at the present time - N,
bring these weak points 70 the attic
tion of educators and to place in tht
hands Of state LEGISLATORS an anthorita..,
tive statement Of present public scnoN
conditions. ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

A meeting u lko l|>lI|z AId q ~
Methodist church will b held On ines
day next az 100 clock n. N. 10 make
arrangements and financial plans for
the coming year. The president would
like 70 see a full attendance If the 10
members OF this society.
Mrs Frank Scadden.
Philip Qnsyle returned TO Detroit
last Saturday after spending the Christ
mas and New Years holiday with his
parents at the Armenia location. Mr..
Quayle holds position with the Hud.
SON Motor Car Co Of Detroit.
Chas. sandberg is home from New
York and Pittsburg where he has been
on diamond drill work. He expects 70
leave tomorrow evening for British
Columbia 10 DO some drill work ont
there.
A number OF local members Of Col.
unbia Encampment I o. ., +. went
to Iron River last Wednesday evening
70 meet with thu brothers over there
and help install officers
Jim Watts came up from Vulcan lsst
Sunday and spent the day visiting At
the home Of his brother VIM Watts
and family.
Mrs .Iesl H. lessen received bad
fall on the sidewalk down town one
day this week and has been confined to
the house as result.
Commissioner Holmes and Engineer
Burridge have been looking over the
Amasa road this week, planning i'm
provements for the coming season
Miss Olga Carlson who was nome
from Minnesota 10 speud her school
vacation returned last saturday 70 re.
snme her duties.
Mrs Joha Klesges has been quite i'll
with threatened attack OF pneumonia
but is much better at this writing.
Irving II jackson and Joe Leonard
went 10 4NcWbCAAA WAAA Ill thntAt ~
tient last Monday.
Mrs. Ben Dustin left Wednesday fof
her home in Chicago after u two weeks
visit with ner mother. Mrs. II Stacy.
Miss May Cantralli Of Norway is
visiting at the home o. Mrs. /. VIII
hams.
Rev. Rutledge spent last Sunday at
Iron Mountain and il il said that the
saloons were all very tight on that day
Atty. Fred H Abbott returned from
"a visit to Milwaukee last Thursday
jas. d. Vivian was visitor at Han
cock during the week
Mrs. Oswald is very III AZ her home
on Fifth street
Both Mr. and Mrs Julius Meisler
are reported 20 be quite sick this week,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11
precincts Must b. ops6 Jan. !!

Secretary Of state Martindale an.
nounced Saturday that the present on
rolluaent laws require al enrolment
precincts 10 lie open on January 20
- - TO afford voters an opportunity
Of enrolling for the primaries. The
Law also provides that the first Mon.
day in April stall also bo enrolment
day in the even years TRiich will be
1914. Enrolment ofiioeis are-required
TO give notice Of the coming enroll
msnt in the usual manner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

DR.. Larson came near to having a
ire at his residence last Monday morn
ing He built a fire place when he re
modelled his house recently and IL seems
that the carpenters left some wood
work back OF the facing brick in tine
fire place. Sunday was very cold
day and he used his FIRE place. testing
II out quite severely. Monday morning
abont eight O'Clock one of the boys
smeIled burning pine smoke and called
mis- father. They Investigated and
found the outside wall between the
chimney and fire place all in flames
and bat for timely warning their house
would have been Quilted 10y flames, IL
not destroyed
Henry Rowe and wife, accompanied
by the latter mother. Mrs. Il. A.
Oliver. made a trip up the line Satur.
day. The ladies spent the day with
relatives at Crystal Falls aud Mr..
Rowe continued on to Amasa where he
visited his brother They returned TO
Norway on the evening train. On
Monday morning Mr. Rowe returned
TO his duties at Ironwood but Mrs
Rowe renamed over until today. Nor
way Current
A copy of the Lake Worth Herald
lFlorida was received at this office
during the week. Among the society
items was one from Lantana telling of
the entertainment Of Mr. and Mrs
Alex Rogers at tea by thelr friend,
Mrs. A. r Lyman. From letter re
ceiyed by is brother. Uhas Rogers. we
learn that Mr.. Rogers likes everything
about Florida excepting the mosquitoes
City Assessor J. r. Blomgren was
home for New Years He Is logging
near Crystal Falls has mile and
half haul to the Northwestern Ry has
crew Of 40 men. the timber 10 cut on
fifteen forties and three years in which
70 complete the work Norway Chr.
rent
W. r. Tobin WAS checked ont rs
agent for the g. q N. W. at this
station during the week and left for
Shawano where he assumes his new
duties He is succeeded By q. II.
Peterson, o Florence boy. who was at
one time agent at Little Lake.
The stockholders Of the building and
Loan Association will hold a meeting
next Tuesday in the city Office. Emil
Johnson has been engaged as solicitor
for The association and isselling con
siderable Of the stock,
AN lshpeming report says that Bow
eFnan. the old New York league player
has evidenced Willingness b lead the
IshToming base ball team next year
that ~ providing there is such thing.
Tom Nelson came down from Lutte
Lake last Friday to pay his taxes
When he found out what they amount
ed 10 he Joined the local association
and refused 20 pay.
Governor Osborn gave his 81. 200
ant mobile 10 RiCommissioner
Doyle upon his retirement from the
20 sernor's ohice. The car was one o.
the hneAt in Lansing
Mrs Harvey and child left fos their
home in Crystal Falls last night after
spending the holidays with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Collins
Negaunee Herald
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Marquette Piano Com
pany will be held nt the oiiice OF tb9<r
company, No 10 N. Wabash Ave. E
the city of Chicago. state ~ illino( "A
on Tuesday. the 2sth day Of Janua
1913. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ for the purpot \
Of transacting such business a. may {Tt
KnIarly come before said meeting. ~
y G. Waters, y
sec. Tired
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

AS il usual with all forums Of athletics
when properly controlled and conduct
ed. basket ball Is having saIutary
effect upon the study habits OF the
school. Some Of the boys whom IL
seemed impossible to reach in any
ether way, have been induced. through
their desire to play basket ball to work
harder than they ever have done before
The regular lyceum work Of THE
school Is being conducted this year
more successfully in some CASES than it
was last year. one OF the programs
given Thursday afternoon was as fol.
lows
Defamation The Song Of Marion >
Men-vLyie Charron.
Deolamation--Pa ddy's courtin -
Chester Bowden
Declamation-Lo Love and Loyalty Of
the Negro Alex Ross.
Original story-wm. Moline.
Defamation Liberty or Death
Herbert Minmick
The regular monthly teachers meet
ing was held Wednesday afternoon.
The teachers are engaged in q study Of
the dramatist Ibsen with especial re-
ference 10 his position in literature
AT present they are reading The
Dolls House.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-11

The basket ball Seam played STAN
baugh in the Stambapgn gymnasium
last night Agood many OF the Crys.
tai Falls people went ever TO see the
game Norway played iron River at
Iron River, 30 the teams of four high
schools were practically together Oar
next game will be with Vulcan in our
gymnasium on Jan. "a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-08
If Carter Harrison {

If Carter Harrison doesn't
wake up and see what s doing Po-
litIcally he naywake up some fine
morning and find himself stand
ing all alone in. a party consisting
Of himself and Andy Lawrence.
Many of his old pals are. slipping
toward Roger.
If the health department really
wants to do, something worth
while, why not test the foul air in
the State street Easements? And
all other Easements where human
beings are. forced to work.
Gid Bill Rockefeller has piled